Fan encounters haunt stars in playful photo session
The piece recalls a chaotic group photo of NBC Return to Peyton Place regulars and stacks anecdotes about famous fan moments. Peter Ustinov and Julie Andrews are cited among other stars as they describe startled, intrusive admirers and the push of fan devotion in public spaces.
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Peyton Place
Charles Sailor
Tom Dana
Betty Ann Carr
Monica Bell
Pat Morrow
Rita Harrington
Ron Russell
Norman Harrington
Evelyn Scott
Ada Jacks
Joe Gallison
Steven Cord
Mary K. Wells
Hannah Cord
Julie Parrish
Betty Harrington
Yale Summers
Rodney Harrington
Pamela Shoop
Allison McKenzie
Warren Stevens
Elliot Carson
Susan Brown
Constance Carson
Frank Ferguson
Eli Carson
Guy Stockwell
Michael Rossi
Margaret Mason
Selena Cross
Rudy Solari
Bob Whitmore
Fan
Peter Ustinov
Acapulco
el Presidente Hotel
Tokyo
Hawaii
Pete
Ustinov
David Frost
Blue and Orange game attendees and local moves in Falkville
Among those at the Auburn Blue and Orange game were Coach Jerry Thompson Burl West Buddy Summerford Randy Nelson and Allen Gandy. Fay Walls moved into Arnold Evans apartment and Ethel Coots into the former Hamilton home. The Malones and Carol visited Savannah Tennessee after seeing James West. Band chaperones and Six Flags trip noted. locals Hanceville Fayetteville and Jacksonville visits recorded. Gene Holmes hospitalized in Hartselle. J B Elliott and Buddy Summerford in Prattville.
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Auburn
Jerry Thompson
Burl West
Buddy Summerford
Randy Nelson
Allen Gandy
Fay Walls
Arnold Evans
Ethel Coots
James Hamiltons
Freeman Malone
Carol
Savannah
Tenn
James West
Floyd Johnston
Hanceville
Lucy Johnston
Herring Cemetery
Six Flags
Georgia
Herman Hardin
Hoyt Johnson
Charlie Conour
Ronald Livingston
Grady Duskin
Harold Edmondson
Charles Smith
Henry Bradley
Bill Nelson
Rhonda
Christy
Lexington
Leon Nelson
Jimmy Gray
Pat
Anniston
James Lewis Gray
Bill McDonald
Jay Franz
Jacksonville, Fla
Hubert Jeffreys
C. B. Martin
Parker Home
Gene Holmes
Hartselle Hospital
J. B. Elliott
Prattville
Emmy Awards Surprises Highlight Technical Upgrades
New York Times reports the Emmys moved to the Shubert Theater in Los Angeles for better visuals. Bob Finkel produced and Marty Pasetta directed the show with elaborate video montages and hidden cameras. Johnny Carson hosted with Don Rickles handling academy rules amid sharp humor.
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TV People
Bob Finkel
Marty Pasetta
American Broadcasting Co
Los Angeles
Shubert
Carson
ABC
Don Rickles
Rickles
Encino
Academy
Visiting relatives and social teas noted in Danville area
Danville residents and friends from Mocassin Collinsville and Moulton visited Mr and Mrs thewis Sills and Mr and Mrs Ray Lindsey in Livingston. The Davises and family returned to Memphis after visiting relatives. L P Beck spent Sunday in Birmingham. Mrs Howard Sanford hosted a pink and blue shower honoring Mrs John Stilliner.
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Gernie Martin
Mocassin
Calif
Grisson
Collinsville
Lizzie Branckin
Moulton
Thewis Sills
Ray Lindsey
Livingston
George Lindsey
Charles Davis Land
Taver
Memphis
Tenn.s
L. P. Beck
Birmingham
Howard Sanford
John Stilliner
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