Florence to stage Peggy Cass in Good Bye My Fancy July
Florence State University will host Peggy Cass in Good-Bye My Fancy July 26 31 with Florence drama students in supporting roles. The play centers on a liberal congresswoman returning to her alma mater with a controversial antiwar documentary stirring conflict with the university president. Miss Cass leaves Plaza Suite in New York for Alabama. The Huntsville production of Gypsy opens with local cast members led by Luzclda Lanier and Diana Richardson.
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Woody's Woe reviewed by Cronkite 1970 edition
A Cronkite edited overview analyzes a new Kent State Vietnam War era collection. The 1970 volume blends photographs and essays, highlighting themes from Cambodia to pollution, with reflections on Woody Allen's early works and film motifs.
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Salinger Novel Recalls Crisis In Cold War Parody
Pierre Salinger recalls a crisis in his debut novel from Doubleday at $6.95. A former JFK aide, he links a fictional blockade to a Cuban missile stand and a parallel blockade against Red Chinese missiles to a Latin American state. The ambassador to Santa Clara drives the plot as the president’s funds are cut off, risking a guerrilla-Communist overthrow.
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Heston Aims to Film Antony and Cleopatra With Gladiators
Charlton Heston leads a Royal Shakespeare Company cast in a cinematic adaptation of Antony and Cleopatra. He directs and stars, filming in Almeria with a $1.2 million budget. The project emphasizes movement and place across Rome, Sicily, Athens, and Alexandria.
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Wayne's Latest Repeats Ritual
Film review notes John Wayne returns in a conventional western. Wayne plays an estranged grandfather seeking revenge after a massacre and kidnapping with Maureen O Hara and Richard Boone leading the antagonists. George Sherman injects humor as the chase unfolds with familiar Duke motifs and lines.
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