Sound of Music tour gets lavish road treatment
Broadway’s Sound of Music is being prepared for a national tour with top creative input and a larger production. Florence Henderson stars in the road company opening Feb 27 in Detroit, with extended runs planned in major cities. The touring version mirrors the Broadway set and costumes, financed at 325000 dollars, and uses lighter metal props to cut freight. Henderson rose to fame in 1955’s Fanny and will lead the tour with guidance from Rodgers Hammerstein stalwarts and producers Hayward and Lindsay-Crouse.
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Sal Mineo Leaves Singing for Serious Acting
Sal Mineo announces retirement from singing to focus on acting. The 21 year old Bronx native cites happiness and seriousness over fame, recalling early fame from Rebel Without a Cause and stage roles. He details record success, TV offers, and a shift to NBCs Cry Vengeance which was postponed to April 25 amid Congo news.
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Ice Show Features Spectaculars in Greensboro
GREENSBORO Holiday On Ice presents six pro productions in its 16th edition at the Greensboro Coliseum for a six day engagement. The program opens with Golden Aurora and includes Slavic Rhapsody Teepees and Totem Poles Mother Goose Land and a Ballets segment. Finale Land Sea Air honors the armed forces with the Glamour Icers and Ice Squires as Marines and other service stars.
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Pouched birth of opos sum offspring
The offspring are tiny at birth and crawl into their mother's pouch. They stay there until large enough to survive outside, developing within the protective pouch during early growth.
Misissippi River Bridge at Daven Francesport Iowa 1853
Strife torn Algeria is four times. The first bridge across the Mis as large as its mother country. The Mississippi River bridge was built at Daven Francesport Iowa in 1853.
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