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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 23, 1966
Page
35
Hollywood AP reports Mitzi Gaynor, known for comedies and musicals, seeking roles with a hint of villainy. She and husband Jack Bean have optioned properties, aiming for a darker film persona. Gaynor notes she can play mean and nasty and mentions her 11-year marriage.
Edina, a Minneapolis suburb, passes a village ordinance requiring all new houses to include two car garages to match recent construction trends. Public officials say the measure aims to ensure residents are prepared for multiple vehicles.
The diary of a girl captivates audiences with seven color-filled performances. Critics note engaging stage presence and vivid production values that amplify the show's dramatic arc.
An average of 59 cents of every dollar spent on distilled spirits in the United States goes to taxes. Verdi's opera Aida premiered in Cairo Egypt to celebrate the opening of the Suez.
In High Point the Royal Ballet screening at Center Theatre drew about 200 of 70 000 movie goers over two nights. Manager Bennie Harden notes most attendees were women and that many men attended only to appease spouses.
In High Point the Center Theatre shows enrichments like Ballet and live productions but box office favors Elvis Presley films, James Bond pictures, and beach party movies. Harden avoids schools and culture groups, keeping a limited response to requests. Shakespeare titles such as Hamlet and Othello struggle for crowd appeal.
Sunday through Tuesday features Thunderball starring Sean Connery at Paramount in Technicolor. Also at Midway Drive-In Circus World with John Wayne and Rita Hayworth in color and Raiders From Beneath The Sea with Ken Scott and Merry Anders.
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