Broadway February Show Activity From International Lineup
New York previews February Broadway activity with Comedie Francaise from Paris at City Center, The Great Indoors with Curt Jurgens at the O Neill, Dubliners in Philadelphia Here I Come at the Hayes, Hostile Witness at Music Box, Slapstick Tragedy at the Longacre, and The Condemned of Altona at Beaufort. Also openings include Wait Until Dark at Barrymore and Where's Daddy at Rose with a wide list of theatres and star casts.
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New York
Comedie Francaise
Paris
City Center
Moliere
Corneitle
Feydeau
Henry de Montherlant
Curt Jurgens
Geraldine Pape
South
O'Neill
Lincoln Center Repertory Company
Sartre
Altona
Beaumont
Lee Remick
the Barrymore
Nathan Weinstein
Mystic
Conn
Sam Levene
The
Atkinson
Belasco
William Inge
Daddy
the Rose
Broadway
Music Box
Jean Paul Maratas
Asylum of Charenton
Marquis del Sade
Hellinger
Siste
Barbara Harris
London
John Cullum
Manhattan
Sweet Charity
Palace
Gwen Verdon
Playhouse
Alan King
Plymouth
Eddie Bracken
Jack Klugman
Royal Hunt of the Sup
Anta
Christopher Plummer
Pizarro
David Carradine
George Rose
Roses
Miller
Maureen Sullivan
Chester Morris
Cort
Menasha Skulnik
South Africa
Theater de Lys
Christopher
Square East
W. 4Th
Senate Calls Halt In Filibuster
Hollywood Shorts with Ruta Lee reveals her creative push to move her Lithuania-born grandmother from Lithuania to Hollywood. The piece also covers South Carolina Senate efforts to end a 10 day filibuster over reapportionment, with leaders pushing for a 50 or 59 member chamber and a federal deadline looming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Bacon
Hollywoon
Ruta Lee
Soviet Union
Antose Straznickienie
Lithuania
Ruta
Nikita Khrushchev
Kremlin
Khrushchev
Hollywood
Joseph Kilmanis
Dauga
Moscow
Columbia
South Carolina
Senate
Bradley Morrah
Greenville
Rua
Morrah
Buster
House
Conference Committee
Franklin Hartzog
Bamberg
Ralph Gasque
Marion
Hartzog
Asque
Bigham
Gladys|ly
Turk
Gladys Turk
Max Fink
Roy Turk
Garry Moore seeks comeback in TV with new ABC special
Veteran host Garry Moore, after a 14 year absence and a world tour, returns with Garry Moore's People Poll on ABC. He discusses CBS contract limits, CBS potential plans for a new variety show, and his wish for intimate, direct audience engagement in television.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cynthia Lowry
New York
Garry Moore
CBS
Nielsen
Moore
People
ABC
South Africa
Los Angeles
Gomer Pyle
Durward Kirby
Gary Moore
Garry
Alabama Dems drop white supremacy label
Governor George C. Wallace faced a setback as Alabama's Democratic Party removed the "white Liprerancy" emblem amid dwindling party strength the rise of Republicans and the call to win black votes in Birmingham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George C. Wallace
Alabama
Birmingham
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Cook
Romeo
George Gaynes
Biltmore
Eileen Heckart
Charles Korvin
Penny Fuller
Anthony Roberts
Lauren Bacall
Barry Nelson
Old
Russia
Herschel Bernardi
Winter Garden
Fanny Brice
Mimi Wines
Johnny Desmond
Phil Ford
Mirosco
Henry Fonda
SRO
Golden Boy
Majestic
Sammy Davis
Broadhurst
Tommy Steele
Dolly
St. James
Ginger Rogers
Shubert
Nicol Williamson
Booth
Eli Wallach
Anne Jackson
Gabriel Dell
Anta Washington Square
Richard Kiley
Irving Jacobson
Ray Middleton
Robert Rounseville
Joan Diener
Joan Diener. Very Scarce. “Marat-Sade
Beck
England
Royal Shakespeare Company
George Segal
Tom Courteny
Plus
Interns
Rialto E
Bette Davis Fortrayal
Baby Jane
Deadringer
Charlotte
Saat A
Hayley
Walt Disney
Hayley Mills
Danville
Burt Lencaster
John Sturgas
Inald Pleasenca
Triana Keith
Ruta Kitmonis
Les
Rute Kilmanis
Lansing
Sandy Koufax
Jor
Nital Talbot
Nita
Eve Arden
Walter Brennan
MR Collins
SUN
Cis
Luter
South Main
Main St
Holiday Inn Restaurant
Louise Bailey
Weian W. Yates
Tal
Kes
Mpeedea
U.S
Wilson St