Audience Of Housewives By Dick Cavett
Editor's Note He had been heard a lot as the anonymous voice in television commercials and on variety shows. Cavett explains that his daytime audience extends beyond housewives to include college and high school students on vacation workers and performers. He notes mail from viewers, entertainers, and a Toledo woman who says his voice calms her cat, and recalls a Vietnam discussion with Louis Nizer drawing strong response.
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Dick Cavett
ABC
New York
Housewives
Las Vegas
Duke Ellington
Vegas
Toledo
Louis Nizer
Vietnam
Television Goes Gypsy For Two Conventions Starting August 5
Coverage for the 1968 national political conventions shifts to mobile studios as CBS NBC and ABC ship 60, 32 and 16 mobile units and trailers to Miami Beach for the Republican and to Chicago for the Democratic gathering. CBS executives say portable facilities will save about $2 million, with total coverage costs around $20 million.
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Television Goes Gypsy
George Gent
New York Times News Service
NEW York — Television
Miami Beach
Fla
Chicago
Columbia Broadcasting System
National Broadcasting Company
American Broadcasting Company
Wussler
CBS
Hair Scores Another First on Broadway and Cast Recording
New York critics note Hair has become the first musical to be represented by two original cast albums in one season. Uptown revisioning and new performances strengthen the score while preserving its folk rock edge, with standout cast work from Shelley Plimpton and Lamont Washington plus Melba Moore.
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John S. Wilson
New York Times News Service
New York
Public Theater
Biltmore Theater
Broadway
Hair
Rodgers and Hammerstein
Lerner and Loewe
Galt MacDermot
Gerome Ragni
James Rado
Shelley Plimpton
Frank Mills
Aquarius
Lamont Washington
Melba Moore
Decatur Civic Theater to stage new musical at Austin High
Ray Martin reports Decatur Civic Theater plans a first time musical at Austin High on August 2 3 9 and 10. The production increases money time and effort with Dwight Bass directing and starring in Stop the World. The July Spirit of America performance featured Gonna Build a Mountain highlighting Bass and promise for a strong show.
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Ray Martin
Decatur Civic Theater
Austin High
Dwight Bass
Bass
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