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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 12, 1967
Page
8
James Michener recalls Misspoken prophecies and missed land deals as Kaiser tours mix with cultural notes. Ethel Merman funds a memorial college scholarship. Alfred Knopf feted in Four Seasons. Copland autographs a reader. Aaron Burrs? The column catalogs varied luminaries from Broadway to geopolitics.
Paramount presents To Sir with Love with showings 1 45, 3 45, 5 50, 7 55, 10. IOWA offers In the Heat of the Night at 1 40, 3 40, 5 45, 7 50, 9 50. World runs Dont Make Waves 1 30, 3 30, 5 30, 7 35, 9 40 with shorts.
Reports claim Sinatra had a volatile weekend at the Sands Las Vegas with a hotel executive and a burst of anger. His agent denies the incident, noting he was out with friends and not in condition reports describe. The singer then signs a three year two show per year deal with Caesars Palace, selling Cal Neva Lodge to Caesars owners.
In Los Angeles the Zsa Zsa Gabor autograph encounter led to a delay in a $35,000 civil suit over a luxury house. June Bilbrey, a cosmetologist, loaned a comb and received an autograph during a courthouse recess. Both sides agreed to continue the trial.
Comedian Jerry Lewis has been named a professor of cinema at the University of Southern California. Dr Bernard Kantor, cinema division chairman, said Lewis will teach a Monday night class limited to 15 students, whom Lewis will interview personally.
In Sacramento California Nick Galaxidas owner of Zorba the Greek's quits the club after hours to record music with The Mediterraneans then tapes are smuggled to Greece for underground radio stations protesting the military junta. They include Theodorakis songs and full soundtracks to Zorba America Phaedra. Produced by Democracia Sacramento chapter with copies in New York.
Hollywood veteran Ralph Taeger recalls his rise from Sunset Strip parking lot attendant to star of ABC-TV Hondo and comments on a wave of westerns. He explains the appeal of clear good versus bad in his new series and contrasts it with earlier complex plots while noting his wish for steady pay.
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