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New York reports Sir Laurence Olivier ill so he will close as star at Expo 67 then perform in Dance of Death and Love for Love before a bit role in A Flea in Her Ear. Henry Ford becomes Detroit franchise investor in Arthur the discotheque. Lyons Gershwin Kern songs published. LaGuardia Place named in Washington Square. Noel Harrison signed for Plaza Persian Room next spring. Patrick Chayefsky hints at moving to Montreal. Queen Ann Marie of Greece studying Greek as betrothed to King Constantine. Lynn Redgrave’s Camelot role seen on TV’s Hollywood Palace. Arthur Rubinstein completes 600 autobiography pages. Nixon at Harvard Club touts Republicans in 1968. Strasbergs hats by Cardin in Paris. Roger Pace impresses as Heller’s next rocker. Donald Navoney stage managing Seattle Opera. Jennie Grossinger travels and mayor Lindsay visit hints. Allan Jones buys helicopter for NY bookings. Mario Fratti to teach at Columbia. Vaughn Meader imitates Humphrey but memory failing. David Weiss sold to Morrow and UK publisher Hodder Stoughton. Janos Starker to wear formal wardrobe in Far East tour. Roald Dahl to adapt Brave New World for film. Anne Jackson set to co star with Matthau. Arnold Newman–Robert Craft book excerpts in Look. I P Lazar projects for La Mancha gross around 12 million.
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Bailey to TV interview series may be his last
London born attorney F Lee Bailey plans a TV interview series with Sean Connery J Paul Getty and Patricia Neal between court cases but says he will not do it again after this run He stresses preserving the legal process over show business and aims to reveal the person behind the image while continuing his defense work and a forthcoming book.
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The Family Way adds to Monday theater slate
Paramount presents The Family Way with showings at 1:30 4:35 5:40 7:50 10. Shorts at 3:25 5:35 7:45 9:55. Luv in Iowa with times 1:45 3:45 5:45 7:45 9:45 and shorts at 1:30 9:25 5:25 7:25 9:25. World presents Gigi with 1:05 3:10 5:15 7:20 9:25 and shorts 1:03 5:10 7:15 9:20. Times list Thoroughly Modern Millie at 8. Plaza screens Spartacus at 6 and 9. Marion shows A Guide for the Married Man at 7:30 9:16 and shorts at 9. Drive-In theaters run You Only Live Twice live. A Fistful of Dollars at 7:50 10:05. Twixt Town lists Up the Down Staircase at 7:45 and Seaside Mountain at 9:55. Collins Drive-In offers Barefoot in the Park at 7:45 and Alfie at 9:50.
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Musician Boots Mussulli Dies at 51 in Milford Mass
Boots Mussulli a famed jazz figure of three decades died Saturday in Milford Massachusetts after a cancer battle He was a composer art ranger and conductor well known in regional music circles and led various ensembles over a long career.
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ABC Airs Mutiny on the Bounty During Strike
ABC kept on air as union strike disrupted technicians across major cities. Lawyer Donald L. Flynn helped secure a $2 million deal to place Mutiny on the Bounty on videotape and broadcast it Sunday night amid NABET and AFTRA labor actions.
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