Two Loves brings MacLaine amid Maori education drama
Shirley MacLaine stars as Anna Voronto a devoted schoolteacher in Two Loves with Laurence Harvey and Jack Hawkins as two men who seek to win her. The film set among Maori life features a classroom full of diverse children, a sympathetic headmaster and an aged Maori chief as supporting players. It plays tonight through Thursday at Bowline Drive In Theater.
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Laurence Harvey
Jack Hawkins
Harvey
Paul Vercoe
Hawkins
Abercrombie
Anna
Whareparita
Nobu
Charles Walters
Ronald Long
Norah Howard
Juano Hernandez
Bowline Drive
Shirley Maclaine
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
Sylvia Ashton-Warner
Bowline Drive In
Polly Bergen Returns to Film After Eight-Year Break
Hollywood star Polly Bergen, once discovered in Hollywood, begins her first movie in eight years alongside Greg Peck and Robert Mitchum in Cape Fear. She explains leaving acting to marry Freddy Fields and raise two children in New York, then returning as his work keeps him in Hollywood.
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Hollywood
Polly Bergen
Greg Peck
Robert Mitchum
Cape Fear
Freddy Fields
New York
Fields
Polly
Helen Morgan
Hollyw
MCA
Mein Kampf film paints Nazi rise with archival footage
A new Columbia Pictures release uses Goebbels archives and global footage to tell the Nazi rise to power from Hitler’s childhood through the Rhineland and Sudetenland. Edwin Leiser edited images to explain how Hitler seized control and built the murder machine.
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Adolph Hitler
Storm Troopers
Columbia
Princess Theater
Hollywood
Columbia Pictures
Hitler
Reich
West Berlin
Poland
France
Great Britain
United States
Soviet Union
Edwin Leiser
San Francisco
Europe
Leiser
Hindenburg
von Papen
Hess
Goering
Rhineland
Austria
Sudetenland
Czechoslovakia
Hollywood TV stars and timing impact careers paste
Polly recalls low commission on early TV work and fame on To Tell the Truth in New York as Spencer Tracy and Cary Grant fans watch. Gene Barry discusses shifting from stage to radio and TV to movies then Bat Masterson and finally night clubs with a bounced paycheck illustrating the volatile entertainment cycle.
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Polly
Spencer Tracy
Cary Grant
New York
Hollywood
Gene Barry
Bat Masterson
Barry
Gene
Decatur High Class of 1936 Reunion at Woodall Barbecue
The 1936 class gathered at Woodall Barbecue Friday night for a 25th reunion with class president P. H. Sandlin presiding. Reunion Committee members included Mr. and Mrs. Ray Handley Mrs. Leon Martin Miss Lula Mae Boggs Mrs. Luther Sellers Mrs. James Braswell and Jack Smith. Faculty representatives were Mrs. Lillian Odom and Mrs. Florence Smith.
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Decatur High School
Woodall
P. H. Sandlin
Ray Handley
Leon Martin
Lula Mae Boggs
Luther Sellers
James Braswell
Jack Smith
Lillian Odom
Florence Smith
Checkmate Star Anthony George Struggles With Weight
Anthony George of CBS Checkmate explains a grueling schedule that keeps him at 5:30 a.m. workouts and 12 hour days while filming. He carries a heavy portion of the season’s workload and plans July theater work to stretch his acting range.
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New York
Anthony George
Bachelor George
Don Corey
CBS
Doug McC@lure
Tony
Sebastian Cabot
George
Endicott
N.Y
Paul Douglas
Vivian Blaine
Studio One
Web
Mr. Roberts
Charlotte
N.C
West Hollywood
Diamonds bring in over nineteen million in five months
The government reports that Sierra Leone diamond sales in the first five months of 1961 totaled more than 19.6 million dollars.
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Freetown, Sierre Leone
Sierre Leone
Auburn editors face trustees after Freedom Riders clash
Auburn University faced campus uproar as The Plainsman editor Jim Bullington called for integration and condemned mob violence. A seven foot cross was burned before his fraternity house and a Plainsman fire occurred on the drill field after his May front page. Trustees later approved a resolution requiring editors to consult the dean before publication.
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Auburn Board of Trustees
Integrated Freedom Riders
South
Birmingham
Montgomery
Jim Bullington
The
Plainsman
Auburn
Freedom Riders
Sigma Pi
Bullington
Non
Chattanooga
Tenn
No Name Jive Death Suspect in Spine Hemorrhage Case
London AP reports 17 year old June Dalton died after a violent jive with police pathologist Dr. Francis Camps attributing death to hemorrhage of the neck spine. The injury could have been caused by the dance move and the incident remains under inquiry.
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London
June Dalton
Francis Camps
Auburn University Editorial Freedom Questioned By Board
The Auburn Board of Trustees discussed editorials and public affairs impact on the university's good name. The Plainsman faced censure by the Board of Student Publications for overstatement and lack of judgement. Bullington defended press freedom and called the board's action unjustified.
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Auburn University
Bullington
Plainsman
Chattanooga
Auburn
Ralph Draughon
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