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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
May 26, 1968
Page
15
New York star Kate Smith at 59 remains a vibrant radio and stage presence. Reporter Joan Cook notes her 1930s debut of God Bless America and her 1940s popularity as one of the era’s top three women in the United States.
Music critic Howard Klein surveys Glenn Goulds stance on editing, arguing it as an artistic function and citing examples of splice editing that challenged live versus studio realities. The piece expands into profiles of Kate Smith and Helen Hayes, noting Smiths new New York apartment and her collecting interests as part of a broader cultural portrait.
Hawaii Ho Don Ho, noted Hawaiian performer, appears in a NBC special showing stateside audience scenes never seen before on television. The program titled Singer presents Hawaii Ho airs Monday at 8 p m. on NBC.
Mev Gateway shows In the Heat of the Night with Rod Steiger and Sidney Poitier. Plays Madigan with Richard Widmark and Henry Fonda. Princess Stranger in Town with Tony Anthony. Wild in the Streets starts Thursday with Shelley Winters and Christopher Jones. The Party with Peter Sellers. Bedtime Story with Marlon Brando and others. Hombre Stagecoach etc. Henry Darrow trains with a bullwhip, noting ears snap-back is painful.
Delano Park hosts a day long Spirit of America celebration with a continuous stage show featuring local and North Alabama groups. Ray Martin and Cora Blair invite performers to join in band concerts rock and roll piano singers dance quartets and various genres for a family day from morning until dark.
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