Christy Minstrels Delight Columbus Audiences
The New Christy Minstrels drew large, enthusiastic crowds at Senior High auditorium as part of the Columbus Friends of Music series. The touring group showcased versatile folk offerings, including "For You We Sing" and patriotic numbers, with Germany Japan and U.S. references noted in reception. Hal Shane reports the ensemble’s busy schedule and strong audience connection, predicting a likely return.
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Oscar night film clashes cap epic ceremony in Hollywood
The 48th Academy Awards air on ABC with heavy bets on Best Picture between Jaws and One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest. Nicholson and Pacino headline as top acting contenders while Fletcher and Jackson vie for Best Actress in a crowded field.
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Barry Lyndon
Nashville
James Whitmore
Nicholson
Louise Fletcher
Glenda Jackson
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Robert Shaw
Goldie Hawn
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R, Charles
Sewcomers Pere
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Renee Blakley
Lee Grant
Sylvia Miles
Lily Tomlin
Brenda Vaccaro
Federico Fellini
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Robert Altman
Miles Porman
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Japan
Italy
Olga Talamante Returns Home After Argentina Imprisonment
Olga Talamante arrives at San Francisco International Airport after a 9,000 mile flight from Buenos Aires via New York. She says she wants to rest with her family and denies playing an active terrorist role in opposition to Isabel Peron. She was jailed 16 months and sentenced to three years for allegedly plotting against the Peron government. More than 100 well-wishers greet her with a mariachi band, singing and hugs as she holds her one month old nephew Mario.
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Richard Arlen, Oscar-Winning Star, Dies at 74
Richard Arlen, pioneer film star of Wings and a WWI era flyer, died Sunday at Voyage 78 Riverdale area. He rose to fame as an aerial daredevil in wartime and later appeared in films and commercials. Arlen joined the Royal Canadian Flying Corps in 1917 and became a skilled pilot.
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Drop Leaf Table and 7-Piece Set with Extensions
A furniture set features a drop leaf table extending to 48 inches with pull-out legs for stability. Includes a 7-piece group with a table that extends to 72 inches and six chairs with simulated carved wood backs. Also offered is a 42 inch round Colonial Pine Table with four padded hardwood frame chairs.
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