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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Aug 17, 1958
Page
29
The film Around the World in 80 Days opens Thursday at the Paramount Theater for an extended run. It features more than 50 stars including Noel Coward Frank Sinatra and Marlene Dietrich in exotic locales and grand production numbers.
Traffic authorities report seventeen fatalities per week amid ongoing road safety campaigns. Officials emphasize stricter enforcement and public awareness to reduce deaths on urban corridors.
This week shows include The Naked and the Dead in Technicolor with Aldo Ray and Cliff Robertson through Wednesday. Also Andy Hardy Comes Home with Mickey Rooney and family, The Lone Ranger in color, and Kings Go Forth with Sinatra and Wood. Around the World in 80 Days in Technicolor opens Thursday. Ride A Crooked Trail with Audie Murphy closes Saturday night.
Dirk Bogarde stars as Sydney Carton with Doro Thy Tutin as Lucie Manette and Cecil Parker as Mr. Lorry. The film will be released in America early in the fall.
Hollywood star Tina Does Exercises To stay slim and liberated says she works out daily in a gym with no men present and at home with barbells. She emphasizes waist down routines to avoid bulk and claims exercise cured her nerves improving performance and self confidence.
Yvonne Morgan criticizes affluent Hollywood parents for neglecting their kids. She raises two young sons and a 10 year old stepdaughter with husband Bob Morgan while balancing work. She explains the need for reliable help and a proper attitude in childrearing.
A simple mark on a lunch box makes a child’s belongings easy to identify from a distance. A small amount of red paint improves visibility when stacked in the school yard or on the bus.
The world’s newest summer festival center in Vancouver presented The World of the Wonderful Clark a color splashed drama drawn from Northwest Indian legends. Playwright Sister Sinclair based the piece on Ford Foundation field work and a wealth obsessed uncle’s tyranny ends tragically. Produced largely in Canada the festival featured Marcel Marceau Bruno Walter and other luminaries in a celebrated program.
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