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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 01, 1959
Page
25
Hollywood reports Sophia Loren adopting Western style as she films Heller With a Gun near Tucson. Loren denies gunplay, enjoys can-can, Italian coffee, and cottage cheese with fruit salads, while remaining loyal to Italian foods and style.
New York AP report notes Garry Moore reflects on early doubts about the CBS program. He recalls overambition in creating a brand new show weekly, the jitters after launch, and the lesson that guests need not feature novelty acts. The show gained audience and sponsor support over time.
Rosalind Russell, back from New York for the Auntie Mame opening, wore a special Auntie Mame Bouquet. The floral piece features three graduated balls of carnations with glass pendants and brilliants, worn on the wrist by a velvet loop.
England’s Janet Munro, Miss Television of 1958, arrives in New York for her American debut on NBC Hallmark Hall of Fame. She notes American men mature slowly but stay youthful, praises American friendliness, and recalls her rise from English stage to British television stardom.
Hollywood report notes Alice Faye, once a Fox musical star, contemplates a TV appearance. She left films after clashes with studio bosses and marriage to Phil Harris, preferring family radio then retirement in Palm Springs with daughters aged 16 and 14.
The Inn of the Sixth Happiness stars Ingrid Bergman Curt Jurgens and Robert Donat in color. A Saturday round up runs 9 am to 12 noon. Also on screen I Want to Live and Good Day For a Hanging with late show Guns Girls and Gangsters.
Hollywood chat with Sir Laurence Olivier as he discusses staying adaptable in acting. He notes his 51 years, recent TV work on John Gabriel Borkman, and a 90 minute take on The Moon and Sixpence. He contrasts TV pace with stage rehearsal and recalls The Entertainer on Broadway.
Marlon Brando reports One Eyed Jacks will cost about four million dollars, far above the planned 1.5 million. He cites reshoots and added scenes as causes, noting inexperienced actors and a delayed script as challenges. Brando says he may not work under such conditions again. Betty Camden and Adolph Green stage a Broadway two person recital. Arthur Freed at MGM pursues a film version of The Bells Are Ringing with possible acting roles for them.
Susan Kohner, daughter of agent Paul Kohner, denies nepotism help in Hollywood and lands two notable roles in Imitation of Life and The Big Fisherman. Producer Ross Hunter touts her, while Kohner jokes about client costs and ten percent fees.
Four youths arrested for fighting were ordered by Justice Alice K. Burridge to forgo further punishment and enter boxing matches sponsored by a Casper high school athletic club. A $50 fine was suspended on this condition.
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