Broadway by Dorothy Kilgallen in The Charleston Gazette
A June 4 1958 Charleston Gazette column surveys Broadway gossip with notes on stars like Frank Sinatra Brigitte Bardot Katherine Worsley and Susan Strasberg plus industry happenings from Paris to Chicago including critics digs Rise Stevens and new talent ruses and a note on a dubious TV quiz tutor racket.
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The
Charleston Gazette
Dorothy Kilgallen
Goldie
New York
Frank Sinatra
A. m
Noelle
Brigitte
Adara
Lily Pons
Bardot
Sydney Shaplin
Jack Paar
Hecht-Hill\Lancaster
Duke of Kent
Katherine Worsley
London
Steve Allen
Jack Lemmon
Eisenhower
Adenauer
Germany
Mamie
Chicago
Claudia Cassidy
Rise Stevens
Windy City
Met
Miss Cassidy
Delilah
Carmen
Gaza
Broadway
Fame and Fortune
Two Workers Kayoed by Electric Shock at Camp Britton
Precious two men were knocked unconscious by an electrical shock and another was injured Tuesday at Camp Britton near here while cleaning a well. The camp owned by Walter Britton, Charleston poultry dealer, saw pipe rubbed against a wire causing the mishap. Coleman McShan, 63, of Charleston, and William Sheets, 38, of Elkhurst, were taken to Kanawha Valley Hospital and admitted for observation. McShan suffered burns to the lower leg, forearm, and hand. Sheets was shocked. Britton did not require hospitalization.
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Britton
Charleston
Walter EB. Britton
Coleman McShan
William Sheets
Elkhurst
Kanawha Valley Hospital
Hess
Harper Mortuary
McShan
Williams
Labor Law Nears Senate Floor Action
Senator Kennedy leads a Labor subcommittee on a sweeping union reform bill with secret elections for officers, term limits, public financial reports, conflict disclosures, and tighter trusteeship rules. Goldwater criticizes the draft but expects passage in subcommittee and likely approval by the full Labor Committee. The full committee aims to meet a June 10 deadline to send the bill to the Senate.
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Kennedy
Barry Goldwater
R-Ariz
Labor Committee
Senate
Farley Enters New York Senate Contest at 70
James A. Farley, former Democratic national chairman, announced his bid for the U S Senate from New York. He would be 70 on his last birthday and projects a Democratic victory while incumbent Irving M Ives does not seek re election for health reasons. He was once a major architect of the New Deal and now chairs the Coca Cola Export Corp board.
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New York
James A. Farley
U.S. Senate
United States Senate
Farley
Senate
Irving M Ives
Robert F. Wagner
Manhattan
Frank Hogan
Thomas W. Fintetter
Air Force
Leonard W. Hall
GOP
Franklin D. Roosevelt
National Party
Christian Church of
New |Park State Democratic
Coca - Cola Export Corp
King's Heralders Quartet and Labor Reforms Debate
Fragmentary text notes a proposed labor reform bill ending Taft-Hartley provisions. It cites Goldwater urging Republicans and conservative Democrats to support relief from labor domination. Changes would require secret ballots for local union officer elections and void trusteeships after 18 months unless court-approved. A $500 limit on certain union expenditures appears.
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Goldwater
Local Drive-Ins Show New Lineup With Color and CineScope
Theaters feature a mix of color runs and CineScope titles led by This Happy Feeling with Debbie Reynolds. Other billed films include The Brothers Karamazov The Quiet American War of the Worlds and Blackboard Jungle across multiple venues.
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Marilyn Monroe
Laurence Olivier
R. Hudson
Palance
Japan
Teresa Wright
Cameron Mitchell
H. G. Wells
Drian Lonlevy
Space
Slaughter
Tenth Avenue
R. Egor Terling
A. Murphy
A. Murph
Qenny Awerd
Joanne Woodward
B. Stanveyck
B. Sulliverer
R. Roel von D. Malone
Joe Dakota
J. Malone
Glen Ford
Debbie Reynolds
Curt Jurgens
John Saxon
Kearse
10 North Frederick
Gary Cooper
Diane Varsi
Geraldine Fitzgerald
Capitol
Brothers Karamazov
Yul Brynner
Maria Schell
Claire Bloom
God
Little Acres
Robert Ryan
Aldo Ray
Tins Louise
Rialto
Rocky Graziano
Zsa
Zsa Gabor
The
Jordanaires
Derek
Elaine Stewart
Custer
Rock Hudson
Robert Stack
Jack Palance
Barbara Lang
Adorable Creatures
DanieleGelin
Martine Carol
P. T. Raiders
Richard
Community
ALBAN
Laurance Olivier
Fivis Preeley
Mitte Gaynor
Frontier Grive
Audie Murphy
Cheriton Heston
Ann Baxter
Wayton
Camerin Michell
Labelle
Brian Donlevy
Eremy
Teith Avenure
Richard Eaan
Jen Sterling
Fenteey
Abia Murph
Anache Warriort
Rargan
Price
Slaunhter
Richard Goan
Jan Jing
Michael Redgrave
Valley Drive-In
Little Hut
Ava Gardner
Stews Granger
Dana Wynter
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John F. Kennedy
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