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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 21, 1962
Page
26
Holiday on Ice 1962 features the Glamour-Icers chorus and star Dorothy Goos performing a Snowflake Ballet interpretation from the Nutcracker. The skating program blends ballet and ice artistry in a seasonal number.
Barbara Cook credits her husband David LeGrant as the key teacher behind her stage skills. The singer says his coaching helped her confidence and technique during rehearsals for The Gay Life and in her career from early radio days to major Broadway roles.
New Thursday show debuts after a brief retirement. Groucho Marx presents a refreshed format on CBS replacing NBC era elements like the duck and the secret word. He notes changes reflect modern television while preserving his signature humor.
John Gavin, noted film star of Back Street Spartacus and Imitation of Life, serves as special adviser to Secretary General Jose Mora of the Organization of American States. Gavin plans a Latin America tour, citing lifelong interest in the region and fluency in Spanish and Portuguese.
An international crew tightens a $12 million epic on the last days of Sodom and Gomorrah. Titanus Italy produces with Joseph E. Levine distributing in the US. Cast includes Stewart Granger and Anouk Aimée. Filming in Morocco with 3,000 extras. many on-set perils and injuries reported.
Hollywood report says actor Richard Boone has been giving dramatic lessons to interested crew members on Have Gun Will Travel raising questions about his future as a television star.
Statistics show fewer than half of U S inventions patented are ever put to commercial use. The note highlights the gap between patenting and practical deployment in U S innovation.
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