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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Aug 23, 1964
Page
32
Hollywood reports actress Carol doubles as nurse earning 25 dollars for eight hours while portraying a nurse in The Dis orderly Ordery. She notes her film role pays as much weekly as her monthly nursing salary and jokes about the hospital rest home premise.
A brief column notes a couple facing romantic tension with mutual hope and hesitation. The piece hints at a shared evening where one hopes for readiness and the other for willingness. The tone remains light and suggestive, in keeping with the era’s social column style.
Police corner four escaped criminals after a 10 minute gunfight in a secluded farmhouse. Detective Jim Faxton was killed. tear gas recovered the four hoodlums Benny Thews Chris Cagle Heinie Schmidt Mugsy Kessel. A sport of clues ties a contact man to the killing but solution withheld.
George Maharis, new to his third film, says appearing with sexy leading women helps. He stars opposite Carroll Baker in Sylvia, after comedies. Baker has become a Hollywood sex symbol with recent acclaimed work in The Carpetbaggers.
Television coverage previews the Democratic Convention with anchors Robert Trout Roger Mudd Chet Huntley and David Brinkley evaluating last minute developments. Other items include a Scarecrow of Romney Marsh episode a celebrity game with Reagan and Hopper and a gangster themed arrest and trial segment.
Listed are TV time blocks for Sunday August 23 1964 on WGHP TV showing Caravan program blocks at :00 and :30 past the hour with a final :45 segment noted. The fragment lacks program titles or networks beyond Caravan.
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