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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Feb 14, 1960

Page

25

My Fair Lady Makes Historic Greensboro Engagement

The National Company of 90 with a 30 man orchestra arrives in Greensboro for a one week run at the War Memorial Auditorium February 29 to March 5. The production uses six 70 foot baggage cars a four sleeper diner and a 40 member crew to mount the show in 20 hours. Curtain is 8 30 p m on weekdays and 2 30 p m for matinees Wednesday and Saturday. Cecil Beaton designed sets and costumes identical to Broadway. Michael Evans and Diane Todd star with a cast drawn from stage and film.

Greensboro Greensboro War Memorial Auditorium North Carolina Cecil Beaton Michael Evans Professor Henry Higgins Diane Todd Eliza Doolittle

Briton Crosses Ocean Alone in 32-Foot Junk

Brian Platt, 29, a British yachtsman, sailed the High Tea from Hong Kong to Eureka and into San Francisco Bay after 70 days at sea. He endured a typhoon off Japan and North Pacific storms, calling the voyage an interesting experience. He plans to sell the junk here and start a business in Vancouver, B C.

San Francisco North Pacific Brian Platt Hong Kong Eureka Calif San Francisco Bay Japan Platt Vancouver B.C

Many Foreign Cars Sold in United States Nears Century Mark

Nearly 100 different models of foreign cars are now available in the United States as imports broaden the market. Dealers report growing consumer interest and a diverse lineup from Europe and Asia.

United States

Stop to Witching Ends With Tar and Feather Act

In Detroit 83 year old Minnie Gilland claimed neighbor Mary Donaldson was witching her husband. Gilland tarred and feathered a house area, was convicted of destruction of property and released pending sentencing February 24. Donaldson denied theft allegations and faced repaint costs estimated at 75 dollars.

Detroit Mich Minnie Gilland

Salesman Levine targets Hollywood as film industry adviser

Joseph Levine the Boston promoter visited Hollywood to pitch his latest product and advise the film industry on survival. He touts hits like Hercules Attila and Godzilla while defending his methods amid detractors who call him a junk dealer. He notes Attila brought $100000 and Sophia Loren later earned profits totaling around two million dollars for the studio.

Hollywood Joseph Levine Levine Attila Hercules Sophia Loren Anthony Quinn Loren

Post Office Runs Short Of Red Ink For Air Mail Boxes

Baltimore reporters reveal the Post Office Department faced a red ink shortage while labeling new air mail collection boxes. Officials had to purchase ink to complete the schedules.

Baltimore Post Office Department

Bramble Bush at Center Theatre Sunday to Wednesday

The Center Theatre presents The Bramble Bush in Technicolor starring Richard Burton Barbara Rush Angie Dickinson and James Dunn Sunday through Wednesday. Thursday through Saturday brings The Gazebo with Debbie Reynolds and Glenn Ford in cinemascope along with a Saturday Morning Roundup Show from 9 to 12 and a double feature including 20 000 Miles From Earth Chapter 12 Dick Tracy Versus Phantom Empire two color cartoons and a Talent Roundup and Stage Show.

Earth Dick Tracy

Paramount Theater New Week Showings

Sunday to Tuesday features Terror Is A Man and The Scavengers. Wednesday to Saturday presents Warrior and the Slave Girl in cinemascope and color.

Movie Schedule With Diana Dors Tab Hunter Natalie Wood

Sunday through Thursday features Room 43 with Diana Dors. The Girl He Left Behind stars Tab Hunter and Natalie Wood. Friday and Saturday screen The H Man in color along with The Man Who Could Cheat Death. Also showing Pary Girl and The Woman Eater.

Diana Dors Tab Hunter Natalie Wood H-Man Pary Girl

Sunday-Thursday: I Want to Live at the cinema

The theater lists I Want To Live starring Susan Hayward for Sun through Thu. Framing in color La Parisienne features Brigitte Bardot on Friday and Saturday. The Hunters with Robert Mitchum and Robert Wagner presents in cinemascope. Pawnee stars George Montgomery and Bill Williams.

Susan Hayward la Parisienne Brigitte Bardot Robert Mitchum Robert Wagner Pawnee George Montgomery Bill Williams

Olivier Directs The Tumbler On Broadway Not Acting

Sir Laurence Olivier, directing rather than acting, speaks on the duty of the director to serve the play. The Tumbler, by Benn Levy, opens at Helen Hayes Theater February 24 with Charlton Heston, Rosemary Harris and Hermione Baddeley.

Laurence Helen Hayes Theater Sir Laurence Olivier Benn W. Levy Charlton Heston Rosemary Harris Hermione Baddeley

Mary Ann Mobley Sings Pine-Skirt Stardom On TV Be Our Guest

Mary Ann Mobley Miss America 1958 headlines a CBS Be Our Guest appearance with the Glenn Miller Ray McKinley Band. The Mississippi native showcases singing and dancing while pursuing Broadway ambitions, after a record Miss America tour and ongoing drama and dance studies.

New York Yesteryear Mary Ann Mobley Glenn Miller Ray McKinley CBS Madison Avenue Mary Ann Mississippi Miller Orchestra Doris Day Betty Hutton Hollywood Lee Strasberg Broadway

New Armories Approved in North Carolina

The National Guard Bureau approved $208,000 for two new armories in North Carolina. Sen. Sam J. Ervin Jr. was advised that $103,000 goes to Lasker Woodl and $105,000 to Mount Olive. Funds released when the state enters contracts.

Washington National Guard Bureau North Carolina Sam J. Ervin Jr Lasker - Woodland Mount Olive

Lena Horne Seeks Broadway or Film Roles After MGM Stay

Lena Horne eyes a permanent Broadway or movie post after a celebrated Broadway run with Jamaica and a renewed film interest as miscegenation themes ease. Las Vegas boss Jack Entratter hails her as a nightclub draw, while she performs on TV and duets with Sinatra.

Hollywood Lena Horne Broadway Jamaica Dick Powell Lena MGM Jack Entratter Las Vegas Sands Entratter Perry Como Frank Sinatra

Ringling Bros. Circus Plans Major Winston-Salem Stop

Ringling Bros and Barnum & Bailey Circus schedules a two day engagement at Memorial Coliseum Winston-Salem on February 20 and 21. The tour features 130 performers 36 traveling families 22 trucks and 22 animal transport vehicles with 10 new acts in the 90th season.

Winston-Salem Ringling Bros Barnum & Bailey Circus Memorial Coliseum Hugo Schmitt Hans Naumann United States

Detroit biochemist cancels virus lecture due to illness

Dr John Kabara associate professor at the University of Detroit was to speak on viruses but canceled after contracting a virus. He had been awaiting a chemical shipment for measles testing when he also developed measles.

Detroit John Kabara University of Detroit Kabara

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Fair Lady Chicago Eliza Charles Victor Alfred Doolittle My Fair Lady Hugh Dempster Col. Pickering Henry Higgins Briton Center Theatre Paramount Theater Midway Laurence Olivier Atlantic Mobley Atlantic City Madame Butterly Olence Ryan Ives Louise Adde Hell Charles Rik Bronson Jaeckel-Rensing Richard Burton Barsara Bush Jack Carson Angie Dickinson Ine Tonite Mon Fish Derby Tee Heather Sears Hollywood Women's Press Club Shirley MacLaine Seattle Shirley Steffi Jack Mullaney Mullaney Ann Sothern Greensboro War Memorial Charles Hugh Victor Dempster Coliseum Ellis Stone Fair N.C Eddie Ward Ward Circus Robert Dover Dover Archdale Barbara Graham Brigitte Charles Boyer Vidal MAIN Guilford
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