Why Mary Tyler Moore Cut Her Hair
The article explains Moore trimmed her hair not as a drastic change but a neater look. She wanted to distance herself from her wife image in Dick Van Dyke and now feels free to choose the style she prefers.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 1972
Page
5
The article explains Moore trimmed her hair not as a drastic change but a neater look. She wanted to distance herself from her wife image in Dick Van Dyke and now feels free to choose the style she prefers.
Local ad listing Paul Kundracik Mobile Homes offering S&H Green Stamps with film processing and enlarging portrait services at Cather's Photo Supply.
A condensed listing of sports programming from Sunday October 29 through Wednesday November 1, detailing football games from Notre Dame to NFL matchups, college and roller derby events, chess with Koltanowski, wrestling, hockey, and related talk and recap shows across times and networks. Includes teams such as San Francisco, Atlanta, Washington, N Y Giants, Houston, Cincinnati, Miami, Baltimore, Cleveland, Denver, Nebraska, Oklahoma, Buffalo, and Ottawa.
Hugh O'Brian discusses the NBC series Search with Doug McClure and Tony Franciosa joining as rotating co stars. He outlines changes to speed action, promotes his Hugh O'Brian Youth Foundation efforts and notes plans for stage work including 1776 and Guys and Dolls while continuing telethons and benefits in New York.
Lily Tomlin's proposed series did not reach the home screen. CBS signed her for a new variety comedy opus produced by Bob Precht, longtime Ed Sullivan Show producer and Ed's son-in-law. The project moves from NBC to CBS with a production start.
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