Me Natalie film review and cast praise
Patty Duke stars in Me Natalie a National General Pictures release at Paramount. James Farentino Salome Jens Nancy Marchand Martin Balsam Elsa Lanchester praise the film for its humor pathos and contemporary storytelling with an M parental guidance rating.
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Martin Balsam
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Saturday Theater Time Listings at Local Theaters
The page lists film showings for Paramount Iowa World Plaza Marion Collins Drive-In Twixt Town Twin East and West. Titles include Me Natalie Midnight Cowboy War and Peace Oliver Staircase Three Worlds of Gulliver The Lost Man Journey to the Far Side of the Sun Eye of the Cat The Babysitter The Fountain of Love If Rosemarys Baby Sweden Heaven and Hell Birds in Peru with various start times and shorts blocks.
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Heaven
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NAACP reports paid-up membership over 450000
The National Association for the Advancement of Colored People announces a paid-up membership count exceeding 450,000, signaling strong organizational support and ongoing mobilization efforts across chapters nationwide.
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National Assny For the Advancement of Colored People
Group Press for Pullout
A coalition of 12 senators and 12 members of the House, led by Sen. Harris of Oklahoma, seeks to escalate pressure for Vietnam troop withdrawals. They plan Oct. 8 resolutions urging full U.S. troop withdrawal, aligning with a student moratorium and campus protests on Oct. 15, though no exact deadline is set.
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Staircase review stars Burton and Harrison in faltering drama
Richard Burton and Rex Harrison headline the Stanley Donen production Staircase at the Plaza, with a restrained script by Charles Dyer. The film centers on two aging homosexual men navigating private and public life, delivering sharp dialogue but failing to sustain momentum over 96 minutes despite standout support from Cathleen Nesbitt.
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Staircase
Richard Burton
Twentieth Century-Fox
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Nebraska Territory in 1854 Expanded Boundaries
The 1854 Nebraska Territory covered all of today’s Nebraska and extended into parts of North Dakota, South Dakota, Montana, Wyoming, and Colorado, shaping early territorial borders.
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North Dakota
South Dakota
Montana
Wyoming
Colorado
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