Cockeyed Optimist Mitzi Finds Joy Despite Hollywood Setbacks
Hollywood profile of Mitzi Gaynor discusses resilience and optimism in her career. From early miscasts at 20th Century Fox to breakthroughs in South Pacific, she explains discipline and love of work as keys to happiness.
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Mitzi
Hollywood
20Th Century: Fox
Miss Monroe
Mitzi Gaynor
Monroe Pictures
South Pacific
Fox
Beverly Hills
Bean
San Quentin
Butterfield 8 and Where the Boys Are at Center Theatre
Mover Gade Center Theatre presents Butterfield 8 Sunday to Wednesday featuring Elizabeth Taylor Laurence Harvey and Eddie Fisher in cinemascope and color. Monday morning kiddie show at 9 30 with all cartoons and comedies. Thursday to Saturday Where the Boys Are stars Connie Francis George Hamilton Jr and Delores Hart. Saturday morning roundup from 9 to 12 noon Here Comes Trouble Chapter Seven The Purple Monster and three cartoons.
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Center Theatre
Butterfield
Elizabeth Taylor
Laurence Harvey
Eddie Fisher
Connie Francis
George Hamilton Jr
Delores Hart
Purple Monster
Paramount Theater Weekend Screenings Listed
Sunday Saturday program notes show Facts of Life starring Lucille Ball and Bob Hope. Late Show Saturday Night features Sex Kittens Go to College with Mamie Van Doren Tuesday Weld Mickey Shaughnessy and Louis Nye.
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Paramount Theater
Lucille Ball
Bob Hope
Sex Kittens
Mamie van Doren
Tuesday Weld
Mickey Shaughnessy
Louis Nye
Movie lineup Sunday to Tuesday with Elvis Presley star
The program lists color features and starring names for a theater run: Sunday through Tuesday shows G I Blues featuring Elvis Presley and Juliet Prowse. Also Terror in the Haunted House with Gerald Mohr. Wednesday and Thursday bring The Angel Wore Red with Ava Gardner and Dirk Bogarde and Shane with Alan Ladd in color. Friday and Saturday offer The Night Heaven Fell with Brigitte Bardot in color and Go Johnny Go with Jimmy Clanton plus The Subterraneans with George Peppard in color.
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G.I. Blues
Elvis Presley
Juliet Prowse
Gerald Mohr
the Angel
Ava Gardner
Dirk Bogarde
Shane
Alan Ladd
Heaven
Brigitte Bardot
Johnny
Jimmy Clanton
The
Subterraneans
George Peppard
Weekly Movie Schedule Features Color Classics
Sunday to Tuesday showcases Dark at the Top of the Stairs with Robert Preston and Dorothy McGuire. Wednesday and Thursday screen Hercules in color starring Steve Reeves, plus Masters of the Congo Jungle in color and cinema scope. Friday and Saturday feature 13 Fighting Men with Carole Matthews and Grant Williams, along with Sgt. York starring Gary Cooper. Warlock with Dorothy Malone and Richard Widmark finishes in cinemascope and color.
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Robert Preston
Dorothy McGuire
Sunrise at Campobello Elmer Gantry and More At The Cinema
The week presents Sunrise at Campobello with Ralph Bellamy and Greer Garson in Technicolor Sunday to Thursday. Friday and Saturday show Elmer Gantry starring Burt Lancaster and Jean Simmons in CinemaScope and color. Also How To Be Very Popular features Betty Grable and Bob Cummings in Technicolor.
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Campobello
Ralph Bellamy
Greer Garson
Elmer Gantry
Burt Lancaster
Jean Simmons
Betty Grable
Bob Cummings
Puzzle Clues Listed On Page Eight B
Puzzle page presents a cryptic cross word style list with numbered entries from 97 to 16 involving Greek letters names Luther Drudge feign illness deadlock opening number event and tribulations with clues across Turkish coin baking section lawful time division and actor Wallach among others
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Wallach
Autograph Moment Echoes Through Career Reflections
The speaker recalls a cabbie recognizing her fame from an old film with Charles Farrell in Seventh Heaven, remarking it was made six years before her child Mitzi was born. She notes the compliment deflated her and mentions her husband continuing his work, joking he could deflate a dirigible.
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Charles Farrell
Mitzi
Broadway Year 1960 Ends With Blackouts Bombs and Boom
William Glover reviews Broadway’s 1960 season noting 55 shows opened, 21 survived, and musicals dominated box office. Highlights include Elizabeth Seal Tammy Grimes Anne Bancroft Tom Bosley awards, Fiorello! sweeping prizes, and a Soho blackout marking a tumultuous year along with swells of divorce and marriage news among stars.
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William Glover
Associated Press
NEW York (Ap
Behan
Elizabeth Seal
Tammy Grimes
Anne Bancroft
Tom Bosley
Fiorello
Brendan Behan
Ireland
Broadway
James Michener
James Thurber
William Saroyan
London
Elmer Rice
Wiliam Inge
Arthur Miller
Soviet Union
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Midway
Malaga
Jebraska
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Boston Legal Authority
Andersonville
New York
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Laurence Olivier
Margaret Leighton
Marilyn Monroe
Shelley Winters
Anthony Franciosa
Bette Davis
Gary Merrill
Lauren Bacall
Jason Robards Jr
Claude Raines
Imogene Coca
Alfred Lunt
Lynn Fontanne
Brooks Atkinson
New York Times
Timemagaine
Louis Kronenberger
Playwrights Company
Jordan
Africa
Paris
West End
Oscar Hammerstein II
Richard Rodgers
Rialto
Kiahomerritory Ball Williams - Glora Talbott
Fore
United AE
Rod Cameron
Mary Murphy
Gloria
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SUN
Coca Cola
Coca-Cola
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Little Rascals
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