Havoc Takes On Playwriting and Directing Role
Broadway season introduces Havoc's new project Marathon '33 at ANTA Theater with Julie Harris starring. Miss Havoc, writer and director, recalls turning to drama after feeling peripheral and lacking growth. She credits Lee Strasberg and Actors Studio support, aiming to create a distinct era for actors while testing work with a troupe of performers.
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Austin still croons in blue mobile home of fame
Gene Austin, 63, the 1920s crooner of My Blue Heaven, now lives in a luxury trailer named My Blue Heaven. He performs in clubs across the U S writing songs by ear on an electric organ, says RCA Victor sold about 8 million of his 1920s records and 12 million copies of My Blue Heaven.
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Broadway notes and travel mishaps headline AP roundups
The AP reports on Schwert and Dietz refining the Mary Martin musical Jennie at Dietz’s home after years of hotel-room writing due to guest complaints. Miles Davis records a Gil Evans score for The Time of the Barracudas opening Dec. 2 starring Laurence Harvey and Elaine Stritch. A Alameda family’s Hawaii cruise ends abruptly after a large swell damages gear and vessels, forcing them home.
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From behind the Iron Curtain and other TV notes
A satirical preview of Soviet US moon shot possibilities from an American Russian cultural exchange. Arrest and trial drama reveals a judge’s son in a segment titled We May Be Better Strangers. Also features Cecil B DeMille tribute with Billy Graham and music by Judy Garland Peggy Lee and Jack Carter.
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