Miracle Worker film kept trio in control across media
The movie version of The Miracle Worker to be financed by United Artists at 1.1 million with the same trio Fred Coe William Gibson and Arthur Penn handling directing writing and producing. Anne Bancroft and Patty Duke return from stage in the film.
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Arthur Penn
Fred Coe
William Gibson
Penn
White Way
United Artists
Coe
Helen Keller
Anne Bancroft
Broadway
Patty Duke
Theresa Wright
Patty McCormick
Cee
Anne
Patty
Miracle Workers
Actress Jean Seaberg A Parisian From Iowa
AP profile of Jean Seaberg, Marshalltown Iowa, who rose from obscurity to stardom in New Wave French cinema. From St Joan to Breathless, she reflects on critical backlash, a failed marriage, and her evolving career in Paris film and now Hollywood and Broadway prospects.
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Rialto
Joan Hackett
First White Way Sortie
Bob Thomas
Paris
Jean Seaberg
Marshalltown
Iowa
France
Miss Seaberg
Jean
Otto Preminger
Preminger
Shaw
Sagan
Columbia
Bonjour Tristesse
Hollywood
Broadway
Francois Moreuil
Moreuil
Best-Dressed Women Are Mate Seekers
Hollywood designer Richard Blackwell criticizes the American fashion scene arguing that women chase marriage by mimicking stars like Elizabeth Taylor and Jacqueline Kennedy and that high fashion lists are misleading and costly. He cites his own rise from the slums to Hollywood and mocks top dress lists for inflating spending.
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Hollywood
Mr. Blackwell
Elizabeth Taylor
Ada
Jacqueline Kennedy
America
Blackwell
Zsa
Zsa Gabor
Richard
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Ingrad Ballet
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Carmen Mathews
Henrik Ibsen
David Ross
Hedda Gabler
Portland, Ore
Wren
Jarrett’s Stationery Co
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Adie
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Pam
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Haunted
House
Donald O'Connor
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