Weekend Movie Listings at Local Theaters
Move Gude CENTER THEATRE shows The Miracle with Carroll Baker and Vittorio Gassman in Technicolor starting Thursday. Journey to the Center of the Earth stars Pat Boone James Mason and Arlene Dahl in cinemascope and color. Includes Saturday Morning Roundup 9 to noon and Mark of Zorro. Chapter Seven Dick Tracy Versus Phantom Empire two color cartoons and stage talent show. PARAMOUNT THEATER offers Libel with Olivia de Havilland and Dirk Bogarde Sunday to Tuesday, The Four Skulls of Jonathan Drake and Invisible Invaders midweek, A Dog's Best Friend with Bill Williams and Marcia Henderson and The Boy Who Owned An Elephant Friday to Saturday, late show 4-D Man in color. MIDWAY DRIVE-IN features The Scapegoat with Alec Guinness Sunday to Tuesday and The Angel and the Badman with John Wayne, Wednesday to Thursday Gidget in color, Friday to Saturday Man Without A Star in color with Beast From Haunted Cage and Wasp Woman. TAR HEEL DRIVE-IN runs It Started With A Kiss in color and cinemascope Sunday to Thursday, The Angry Hills in cinemascope midweek, Friday to Saturday The Bravados with Gregory Peck Joan Collins Stephen Boyd in cinemascope and color, plus The Fly in cinemascope and color.
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Center of the Earth
Pat Boone
James Mason
Arlene Dahl
Wnt
Dick Tracy
Jonathan Drake
Invisible Invaders
Bill Williams
Marcia Henderson
Ladd Invests In Railroad Ambition
Hollywood star Alan Ladd supported a steam railroad preservation effort in Quincy California during filming. He became vice president of the pioneer line in a modest career move tied to costs of $7.50, $5, and $2 for various roles, while the local fleet remains under 10.
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Hollywood
Alan Ladd
Pioneer Railroad
Ladd Feather River Short Line Railroad
Quincy
Calif
Ladd
Gan
Timberland
Warner Bros
California
TV Tonight on WSOC Charlotte Channel 9
Schedule lists Lope Ranger at 6:30, Riverboat at 7, Maverick at 8, Chevy Show at 9, Loretta Young at 10, People Are Funny at 10:30, and Movis at 11.
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Harvey Dinkins
Maverick
Glamorous Jane Aiding Orphans Faces Career Pressure
Hollywood figure Jane Russell remains central to WAIF charity work placing thousands of homeless children. Despite a million-dollar Hughes contract and strong lobbying for uniform adoption laws, advisers urge more film and TV work as WAIF expands fundraising with events like the Imperial WAIF Ball and church pancake suppers.
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Hollywood
Jane Russell
Jane
Degger
WAIF
America
Tollywood
New York
Chicago
Sacramento
Washington
Big Gorge
United States
Cocoanut Grove
Howard Hughes
Hughes Tool Co
RKO Studios
Hughes
Educational TV and the rise of offset programming gains
New York AP reports Educational Television ET V expansion as networks swap filmed and kinescoped programs for cultural and informational fare. NBC CBS and ABC test high level, noncommercial content while Ford Foundation funds videotape expansion. Local ETV stations rely on schools and donors, with 17 million viewers overall.
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New York
Telvision
al Commercial Broadcasting
NBC
CBS
ABC
Yale University
Winston Churchill
Prime
Washington
SUCN
Castro
Cuba
Eleanor Roosevelt
New York City
ETV
Ford Foundation
Cary Is Music Hall Favorite Holds Hollywood Record
Cary Grant, Hollywood star and producer, explains why Radio City Music Hall in New York shows his films early and twice weekly, a practice tied to staff screening and audience testing. He notes his 24th picture opened there, setting a box office pace and underscoring the star's influence on sales.
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Heister
Jerry Lewis
Hollywood
Cary
Petticoat
Count Basie
Grant
New York
Jerry
Stu
Radio City Music Hall
Basie
Radio City Music Jar
Cinder Hal
Sylvia Sear
Operation Petticoat
Music Hall
America
England
Hippodrome
Radio City
Natalie Wood Plans Dramatic Home Overhaul in Beverly Hills
Natalie Wood hires art director Malcolm Bert to redesign her two story Beverly Hills residence. Bert, famed for Auntie Mame sets, contributed to Cash McCall with James Garner. Interior plan blends period colonial with an avant garde modern den, reflecting the film star’s taste.
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Hollywood
Natalie Wood
Beverly Hills
Malcolm Bert
Rosalind Russell
Bert
Natalie
Warner Bros
Cash McCall
James Garner
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Gidget
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Women’s Adoption International Fund
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