Mime by Jerry Buck Up Television Writer
Robert Shields and Lorene Yarnell are noted mime performers who collect toys as inspiration. Their CBS summer series Shields and Yarnell blends mime with spoken comedy and song as they perform using toy-driven sketches and robotic puppetry.
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Jerry Buck
LOS Angeles
Robert Shields
Shields
Hillside
Lorene Yarnell
Yarnell
CBS
Tye
Germany
San Francisco
Lorene
Jean Stapleton
Ebsen
Bea Arthur
Damon Evans
Married mime duo chase Hollywood despite early rejections
Lorene and Shields Yarnell, a married mime pair, split income 50 50 to manage spending on horses and toys. She rose from child dancer to films like Bye Bye Birdie and Sweet Charity, while touring college venues before CBS backed their act. Their path shows mime remains central to a broader, multi talent entertainment approach.
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Lorene
Union Square
San Francisco
Hollywood
Merv Griffin
Griffin
Las Vegas
Shields
Meeting Midler There is One Word for Daily Want-Ads
A Decatur Daily Want-Ads column highlights that results drive success with Midler noting clear returns. The feature emphasizes measurable outcomes and practical gains from classified listings.
Janssen and Dickinson give great performances
In a TV movie about a successful couple, Michael Delaney’s drinking and job loss unravel their life. David Janssen and Angie Dickinson deliver powerful, nuanced portrayals as the marriage strains under social pressure and tragedy.
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Janssen and Dickinson
Marjorie
Delaneys
NBC
David Janssen
Michael Delaney
Janssen
Angie Dickinson
Todd Lookinland
Mariclare Costello
Rita Lakin
Media Mahoney
John Newland
Miss Lakin
Newland
Anniston festival era grows into nation’s finest theater program
Anniston's Alabama Shakespeare Festival, housed in the high school auditorium, enters its peak season with a 50 member company rehearsing for July 15 opening. The repertory spans Hamlet Rosencrantz and Guildenstern Are Dead Love's Labour's Lost The Imaginary Invalid and The Hollow Crown. Tickets range 3 4 5 with reservations advised.
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Lee Sentell
DAILY
Anniston
Alabama
Los Angeles
Martin Platt
Platt
Anniston High School
Rosencrantz and
Guildenstern
Associated
Bruce Hoard
San Francisco
Anne Zimmerman- Ross
New York
P.O
Kathy Chandler
Bob Rieben
Culver City
Calif
Charlie Antalosky
Philadelphia
Mark Varian
Bob
Marlene Eagen
Lester Milizia
Judith Marx
Millbrae
Lynne Emmert
Tuscaloosa
Bob Moeller
Memphis
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