Johnny Cash Series Back As ABC Pickups Lead to TV Return
Hollywood AP Johnny Cash the Dyess Arkansas singer racks up two more gold albums with sales of 1 million each for Johnny Cash at San Quentin and Johnny Cashs Greatest Hits plus a gold single A Boy Named Word. Screen Gems confirms early next year network pickup for his summer show with ABC TV starting January or February. Cash, 37, 6 2 and 240 pounds, accepts honors modestly and says he will keep his present presentation style.
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Paramount Theater Schedule Short Films and Features
Wednesday listings show multiple theaters with films including Daddy's Plaza and Gay Deceivers at Paramount, Midnight Cowboy at Iowa, Three Into Two Won’t Go at World, War and Peace matinee on Thursday, Oliver! at Times, MacKenna’s Gold at Marion, Journey to the Far Side of the Sun at Collins Drive-In, Eye of the Cat, and TWIxt Town programs. Evening showtimes span 1:30 through 10:50 with shorts between features.
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Arnold Sharkey Dies at 57 in Redwood City
Arnold Parkey Sharkey a cab driver author and would be actor died Saturday of a heart attack at 57 in Redwood City California A funeral was held Wednesday Sharkey once declined to memorize lines for Greer Garson and later turned his life story into a stage act
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