Bogart Faces Long Recovery After Major Chest Surgery
Hollywood veteran Bogart remains weak months after a March 1 chest operation. He plans a return to work by September in The Good Shepherd at Columbia and Melville Goodwin at Warner, while praising many young actors and criticizing modern realism.
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Producer Miller Funds Own Plays Across Worlds Since 1916
The 71 year old producer, known for The Swan and Witness for the Prosecution, finances his shows from theatre profits and not his wife’s fortune, spending half the year in the United States and half abroad. He owns a Park Avenue apartment, a London house, and Drundgewick Manor in Sussex. Born to actors Henry Miller and Bijou Heron, he started on stage young before moving to management in 1916 with Long-Legs in London and Monsier Beaucaire in New York.
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Charles Farrell Plans New TV Show After Retirement Announcement
Hollywood veteran Charles Farrell, after promising to retire, headlines a summer CBS series titled The Charles Farrell Show. He stars as himself running the Racquet Club in Palm Springs, with 12 episodes planned as a summer replacement shot at Hal Roach Studios and Palm Springs locations.
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Life Restored To Roanoke Island By Summer Pageant
A New York travel feature recalls Roanoke Island's revival as a cultural pageant. The 16th century village re-enactment, created by Paul Green and joined by Carolina Playmakers, drew about eight hundred thousand across 800 performances since 1931. The effort transformed idle island fishing life into a celebrated American theatre experience.
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Theatre ‘Arts Magazine
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Judy Garland Debuts Night Club Planned at New Frontier
Hollywood July 14 Judy Garland prepares for a new club engagement at the Hotel New Frontier in Las Vegas. She trains under Bob Alton with a large team, aims for further dates in New York and England, and vows future TV specials, while noting the strain of live shows.
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Manteo Transforms Into Bustling Island Town
From a sleepy fishing village, Manteo becomes a thriving town with a hotel, several restaurants, and new stores. In two months the pageant drama draws visitors spending 750000 on the island with 2500 residents, as Dare County attracts fish and waterfowl recreation. Visitors return at 300000 per season.
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At The Movies Paramount Theatre Lineup
Today through Saturday Trap eze in color at Paramount with Burt Lancaster and Gina Lollobrigida. Also Johnny Concho with Sinatra and teen drama. Thursday features Day The Sixth of June with Taylor Wynter Todd and O Brien in Cinemascope. Friday and Saturday Animal World in Technicolor. Also Pony Express with Charlton and Flemming Chapter 7 of The Robot and a local talent stage show.
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Johnny Concho
Sinatra
Eenain
It Taylor
Dana Wynter
Richard Todd
Edmund O’brien
Animal World
Technicolor
Charlatton
Rhonda Flemming
Local Drama On Increase in American Community Plays
Theatre Arts Magazine notes a trend toward community dramas using local histories. Since 10 years eight such productions emerged, including Unto These Hills in Cherokee and The Common Glory at Williamsburg, drawing tens of thousands of summer audiences.
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