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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 30, 1967
Page
36
Jean Simmons feels the race is over and embraces freedom to work more for herself. She cites a happier marriage to director Richard Brooks and talks about TV projects, singing lessons, and past film misgivings while eyeing Broadway ambitions.
Palm Springs emerges as Hollywood East with Charlie Farrell starting it in 1934 by buying desert land with Ralph Bellamy to create the Racquet Club. The desert oasis drew stars like Bob Hope, Cary Grant, and Dean Martin, offering 3,650 pools, 21 golf courses, and year round glamour while Farrell leads as founder and longtime manager.
A TV and sports capsule lists a mix of programs and events. Highlights include New York Generals versus Philadelphia Spartans, Texas Open at Pecan Valley with $100000 prize, The Green Hornet episode Preying Mantis, and films and talk shows featuring Ed Sullivan and Bob Hope in varied prime time slots.
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