Movie guide center theatres this week
Center Theatre shows Donovan's Reef Sunday to Wednesday with John Wayne Lee Marvin and Elizabeth Allen in Technicolor. Thursday to Saturday features Spencer's Mountain with Henry Fonda and Maureen O'Hara in Technicolor. Saturday morning Kiddie Show Phantom Planet plus cartoons and stage show. Paramount Theatre runs Tammy and The Doctor Sunday to Wednesday in color, and starts Thursday with A Gathering of Eagles in color featuring Rock Hudson Rod Taylor Mary Peach and Barry Sullivan.
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Center Theatre
Donovan's
John Wayne
Lee Marvin
Elizabeth Allen
Paramount Theatre
Tammy and the Doctor
Sandra Dee
Peter Fonda
Eagles
Rock Hudson
Rod Taylor
Mary Peach
Barry Sullivan
Midway Drive-In Week Program Featuring Classic Films
Sunday to Tuesday shows include Love Is A Ball starring Glenn Ford Hope Lange and Charles Boyer and The Birdman of Alcatraz with Burt Lancaster. Wednesday to Thursday presents The Bridge with Volk er Behner and Fritz Wepper and The Great War starring Victorino Gassman and Silvano Magano. Friday and Saturday screens The Birds with Rod Taylor and When The Girls Take Over with Robert Lowery in color.
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Midway Drive-In
Glenn Ford
Hope Lange
Charles Boyer
Alcatraz
Burt Lancaster
Volker Behner
Fritz Wepper
Victorino Gassman
Silvano Magano
Carol Channing to Star in The Millionairess Tour
Broadway actress Carol Channing pursues Shaw drama with a Theater Guild production of The Millionairess. She will tour Louisville on July 8 and forgo a Las Vegas payday while taking judo lessons to stage a British accented, era-appropriate performance.
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New York
Carol Channing
Bernard Shaw
Shaw
Miss Channing
Theater Guild
Louisville
Las Vegas
Channing
Bennington College
Seattle
Vermont
Carol
Marilyn Monroe
Katherine Hepburn
Lady Astor
England
Dickens Style Western With Dan O Herlihy In Travels of Jamie McPheeters
AP reports Dan O Herlihy stars in The Travels of Jamie McPheeters on ABC. The Irish actor plays Doc McPheeters, a doctor with commitment issues, in a Dickens Mark Twain styled western based on Robert Lewis Taylor’s Pulitzer winning novel.
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Hollywood
Dan O'Herlihy
University of Ireland
Dublin Gate Theater
Jaimie McPheeters
Robert Lewis Taylor
Mark Twain
O'Herlihy
Doc McPhee
Ters
Micawber
Kentucky
Springfield preacher speaks many tongues for outreach
The Rev Daniel E Scovanner 40 minister of Story Hypes Memorial Methodist Church is a pilot mechanic musician and radio man who has worked as a plasterer plumber carpenter electrician bulldozer operator reporter and in the trucking business He says a clergyman must speak the other fellow language to earn attention and trust and be with them where they are.
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Doc
Jaimie
Kurt Russell
O’herlihy
Lewis
Springfield
Ohio
Daniel E. Scovanner
Control of the domestic purse depends on trust says SA professor
Prof I van Rooyen head of social work at the University of South Africa told a women finance forum that there is no universal rule on who controls household money. He cited American data showing many couples never agree about money even after 20 years of marriage and urged young couples to use a budget to gain planning satisfaction.
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Pretoria
South Africa
I. van Rooyen
Tthe University of South Africa
Jtold
America
Someday They May Go to Church in Xenia
In Xenia Ohio AP Rev Conrad Diehm of First Methodist Church led a 15 minute meditation during four Sundays when auto races paused at a local drag strip. He said the aim was to spark religious interest in nonattendees that could lead them back to church.
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Xenia
Ohio
Conrad Diehm
First Methodist Church
Reed reflects on aging arc for The Defenders star
Younger AP Television Radio Writer New York Robert Reed at 31 resembles a younger man. He says his early performance as Kenneth Preston was too youthful and overenthusiastic. Now he aims to push the character toward maturity and conservatism while handling more cases away from his father’s shadow. Reed, from Highland Park near Chicago, grew up in Texas Oklahoma and Missouri and visits his poultry ranch parents near Muskogee on weekends.
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New York
Robert Reed
Reed
Preston Law Firm
Icbs
Kenneth Preston
Highland Park
Chicago
Texas
Missouri
Oklahoma
Muskogee
Okla
North
Reed Defenders star Preston Reed’s varied path to TV fame
Preston Reed, maturing actor behind The Defenders, studied drama in London after leaving Western University. He moved to New York, lived near E G Marshall, and joined a bicycle riding routine with his costar. A break came after he played a young lawyer in Father Knows Best, leading to The Defenders.
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The
British Academy of Dramatic Art
London
Reed
New York
E. G. Marshall
United States
Chicago
Hollywood
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