Tunnel of Love at the Showboat
The Tunnel of Love a romantic comedy opens at the Showboat and runs nightly except Mondays through February 6 following The Little Hut. Cast includes Jack Bell and Bette Craig as Angie and Isolde Poole with Doris Day film tie in. Directed by John Bazarini with a plot about a childless couple considering adoption. Dinner at 7 p.m. Curtain 8 30. Showboat located off Highway 68 about 20 miles south of the Greensboro High Point Winston-Salem Airport.
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Doris Day
Jack Bell
Bette Craig
Angie
Isolde Poole
Donald Carter
Joseph Fields
Peter de Vries
John Bazarini
New York
Showboat
Highway 68
Greensboro-High- Point-Winston-Salem
Death by shotgun ends wealthy man's life in locked chair
Detective questions Andrew King after Ben King's body is found slumped beside a wheelchair with a shotgun across his lap. Andrew claims years of depression and threats, but the detective suspects murder and orders a move to headquarters for a fuller statement.
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Ben King
King
Andrew
Dad
Hollywood Next Stop For Dancer
Liliane Montevecchi, French actress and dancer, aims for Hollywood again after improving her English in Las Vegas. Once under MGM contract, she shifted from dancing in films to Broadway and Vegas revues before returning to acting, with Hollywood now her next destination and a living idol project having failed.
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Hollywood
Liliane Montevecchi
MGM
Esther
Liliane
Las Vegas
Tropicana
Paris Opera
Prince Rainier
Monaco
Metro
Actor’s Studio
New York
Leslie Caron
Fred Astaire
Cyd Charisse
Delicious Dinner and Broadway Show at Stagecoach Trail
The venue offers a 7:00 PM dinner and an 8:30 PM Broadway play titled Fantastic Twenties each night except Monday. Located near the airport on Stagecoach Trail, reservations can be made by dialing G'boro 292-3311.
Capsule TV Guide Highlights 8 Prime Shows
A collage of 12 titles from Morticia and Gomez versus Foster to The Wackiest Ship in the Army. Highlights include The World of the Teen-ager NBC special filmed in Lexington Massachusetts and Frank Baum’s The Wizard of Oz hosted by Danny Kaye with star cast.
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NBC News
Lexington
Mass
Frank Baum
Danny Kaye
Judy Garland
Ray Bolger
Bert Lahr
Frank Morgan
Jack Warden
Simon Butcher
Gary Collins
J. G. Richard Riddle
Mike Kellin
Miller
Gail Kobe
Wfmy-Tv
Wsjs-Tv
Beany
Cecil Lamp
Roy Rogers
Cecil My
Peter Potamus
Bee
Camera Church
Camera
Croamhone
Davey & Goliath
Ed Criss
Sunset Strip
Sunset In
Eng
CBS News
WSLS
Roanoke
Roberts
Criss Elin
Walt Disney
Monch Wits
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Tunnel of Love
Ferrantesteicher
America
Greensboro
SUN
Greensbors
Perranter & Teicher
Coliseum
Bere
N.C
High Point
James Bacon
Mortgage & Securities
Winston-Salem
Batman
Bahamas
Walt Disney’s
Wonderful World OF Color
Tom Tryon
Brian Keith
Edmond O’brien
Dany Laval
Rich Talbot
FBI
James Daly
Andrew 5. Cook Jr
Perry Mason
Perry
Paul Newman
Joanne Woodward
Southampton
John O’hara
Myrna Loy
Ina Bakin
Leon Ames
Lorne Greene
Ben Cartwright
Dan Blocker
Michael Landon
Hoss
Little Joe
Wghp-Tv
Billy Grammer
Charlotte
Michigan
Ramona Curtis
Dick van Dyke
Andy Griffith
Harvesters
Guiding Light
Ben Casey
Groucho
WBTV
Stee
Beanie
Eve
Orieses
Bos Young
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