Auto culture and Hollywood car obsessions play out
A feature notes how a touring singer keeps four used cars in a Hollywood garage and flips them for profit while accessorizing them. It then shifts to James Drury’s careful car upkeep and a ride-along with Gertrude to pick new seat covers. Sally Miller also highlights Shirley MacLaine’s blend of realism and superstition in writing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood
James Drury
the Virginian
Gertrude
Sally
Shirley MacLaine
You and I
London
Batter Living Autobiography Anecdotes and Bow Tie Rule
A fragment notes an autobiography titled Don't Fall Off The Moon and ties it to a quip about retired Supreme Court Justice Tom Clark never writing an opinion unless wearing a bow tie. The text suggests a playful parallel between personal tales and formal attire rules, with no further context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
Tom Clark
Mail Bag advice for travelers and a TV star update
Dear Sally columnist advises travelers to lock suitcases and secure contents with straps or rope, remove old destination tags, carry valuables with them, and label cases inside and out. Also notes Carroll O'Connor reportedly exiting All in the Family and canceling two New York nightclub dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sally
Carroll O'Connor
New York
Waldorf-Astoria Hotel
Robertson Stars In Man Without A Country TV Drama
Robert son discusses his role in The Man Without A Country airing Tuesday April 24 on ABC from 8:30 to 10:00 p.m. The program, based on Edward Everett Hale's tale of Philip Nolan, explores exile and patriotism. Robertson reflects on learning from the character and his own views on amnesty, with Norman Rosemont producing a six week shoot across Mystic Connecticut Newport Fort Niagara and old ships to capture 1805 to 1860s period details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Thompson
Philip Nolan
Cliff Robertson
New York
ABC
Nolan
Robertson
Edward Everett Hale
Aaron Burr
United States
J.W. Coop
Hale
Charley
Dina Merrill
Norman Rosemont
Rosemont
Norman
Mystic
Connecticut
Times
MGM
Staten Island
Antioch
Sunday TV Schedule Highlights From Early Edition
A dense grid of programs across the afternoon and evening hours features sports, talk, drama, and documentaries. Notable entries include NBA and NHL playoff broadcasts, MASH, Sunday Mystery Movie, Masterpiece Theatre, and Weekend News with extensive weather, sports, and national business updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christ Church
U.F.O
John
Ada
Also Mentioned on This Page
By Sally Miller
Gallup & Ten Haken Co. Inc
Clymer, N. Y
LEED
Yala
Mosher
Arco
Corry Motor Inn
Ic. J. Peterson & Son
South First Avenue
Mitchell Insurance
North Center St
Modiedge Quality Sales & Service
Waterford
Cherry ‘Builders
Columbus
Steak House
B’s Steak House
McCray Aluminum & Builders
Hea Contractor
Odular Housing
West Smith St
Tom's News & Sports
South Center Street
J.M
Pennsylvania
Blackwall
S&h
Smosher’s
Ray Mosher
Pittsfield
Cleaning Service
Bill-Rose
Lawn & Garden Equip
Morse J.process Co
Firestone & Goodyear Tires
Rupp Snowmobiles
Homelite & McCulloch Chain Saws
Bolen’s Lawn Equipment
Phico TV & Appliances
Centerville
Mickle’s Meats
Waterford Sides & Hinds
Fred Bunce
Whites Corners Road
Shirley Daniels
Worth Street Corry
Yarn Center
Albrecht’s Sewing Center
North Main Street
Union City
Pia
the Corry Evening Journal
Corry
WGR
Buffalo
WBEN
CBS
WEWS
Cleveland
WKBW
WJW
CFPL
Ont
CHCH
Hamilton
WICU
Erie
NBC
WJET
WSEE
WQLN
Robertson Star
Newport
Fort Niagara
Kafferlin
International Crawlers
H.P
Gene Carroll
Jim Runyon
Face the Nation
Everybody's Tabernacle
the Christophers
Newsmakers
Meet the Press
Roy Jewell
Canada
Coventry Cathedral
Dick Stroup
Columbus Ave
International Scout
Paul Williams
Highland Avenue
Youngsville
Dickinson Newspaper Services, Inc
Buyer’s Fair
Family Discount Center
West Smith ST. Plaza
W. Smith
N. Center St
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