Hawaiian to Japan for Success in Hollywood
Hawaiian born James Shigeta, of Japanese descent, moved to Japan to build an acting career after early work in Honolulu. He returned to the United States to star in The Crimson Kimono and Walk Like a Dragon, and now appears with Glenn Ford in Cry for Happy. Shigeta says he has never felt like a second‑class citizen and believes trouble finds those who look for it.
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Emmy Night Sticks With Classic Format Despite Promises
New York AP The National Academy promised a more representative Emmy ceremony yet NBC kept the traditional format with stars receiving statuettes and remarks. CBS led in awards with 10, NBC six, and The Untouchables four as snow disrupted the envelope process.
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Shrine of Our Lady of Guadalupe to be rebuilt
Officials of the Roman Catholic Church in Mexico City have announced the demolition of the crumbling Shrine of Our Lady of Guadalupe and its reconstruction. Abbot Gregorio Aguilar notes the 400 year old church sits on the site of the Marian apparition to Juan Diego in 1531 and cites soil settlement due to groundwater depletion beneath Mexico City.
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Family Plans Huge Reunion
Cincinnati report says 47 Avis Hawkins clan members have their names in for a reunion in Goodson Missouri next month. The Goodson gathering will run July 21 to 24 with 13 children and families attending. Planning daughter Albert Rosenthal of Cincinnati leads arrangements and rents the high school for events.
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TV Emmy Winners Include Olivier Bergman Stack
Hollywood reports Sir Laurence Olivier Ingrid Bergman and Robert Stack dominated the Emmy awards in television firsts for Belafonte and others. Olivier accepted for a Gauguin character while Bergman won Turn of the Screw in Europe. Stack earned best actor in a series as Desi Arnaz teased a gift. Belafonte made history as the first Black Emmy winner for variety.
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