Recorded Plays Grow Popular as Caedmon and Spoken Arts Expand
New York AP reports Caedmon and Spoken Arts are increasing production of recorded plays. Eight Spanish language works are being recorded by Spoken Arts while Caedmon aims to finish Shakespeare recordings in 1964. Weather Bureau forecasting services run from 86 district offices and four centers. Want ads still promise results.
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Jerry Lewis Takes On TV Despite High Risk and Fame
Hollywood profile of Jerry Lewis detailing his Hollywood wealth and success across films nightclubs and a mansion while examining his decision to host a two hour Saturday night ABC show. It covers his drive to work his own taste push with sponsors and his roots from Newark to Catskills and early show business beginnings.
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Catskill
John Wayne Meets Match in McLintock Production Debut
Hollywood briefs report John Wayne and his eldest son Michael Wayne clashing during production of McLintock with Michael serving as executive assistant and producer debut. Also recounted is Joe E. Lewis’s hospital tale and stamp tale on Comedy of Terrors set with Boris Karloff and Vincent Price.
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Athens Boy Set For Disc
Athens recording artist Tommy Compton, age twenty, plans a country and western album titled Tommy Sings Country and Western. He began in music at five on a weekly talent show at the Plaza Theater and first appeared on TV in 1955 on WMSL TV Decatur. His big break came with the September 1960 disc Lone Star, described as a success.
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Tommy Franklin and The Fairlanes Band History
Arlington musician Tommy Franklin formed The Fairlanes with Wendell Murrah as drummer and Joe Terry on lead guitar. He taped eight songs and wrote over 100 arrangements after moving from Jacksonville Florida and graduating in 1961, now living with his parents.
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