Polly Bergen remembered as a Hollywood icon in 1960s era
The AP profile recalls Polly Bergen’s sharp persona on screen and stage, notes her Emmy winning turn on To Tell the Truth, and covers her career including Move Over Darling and the 1960s television era. It highlights Hollywood’s evolving view of her and comparisons to contemporaries.
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No Movies No Worries For Jane
Hollywood profile of Jane Russell who has not acted in six years yet receives weekly Hughes Tool Co. payments from a 1935 million-dollar contract. She avoids work, spends time with her husband and children, and runs WAIF the adoption agency placing thousands of homeless children.
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Long Creative Trek From Lone Star To Great White Way
Harvey Schmidt and Tom Jones form a noted musical partnership as they trek from Texas to Broadway. The duo, ages 33 and 35, created The Fantasticks and write 110 in the Shade, with Nash contributing the book from The Rainmaker. They balance composing and lyric writing across their lengthy, collaborative process.
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Theatrical Triangle Ends In A Fatal Stage Shooting
In a town theater takeover by amateur actors a real life love triangle emerges amid drama. Doris Brennan shoots Sam Brennan during a quarrel scene then cries for a doctor as Ralph Fergus appears from behind the wings. Sheriff Kenton suspects Fergus swapped a blank for a live bullet.
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Meet the Press in Miami at Governor's Conference
Television listings note Meet the Press travels to Miami for the Governor's Conference hosted by Gov Albert D Rosellini of Washington with interview of Gov Farris Bryant. Other shows include Lassie, Dennis the Menace, Ensign O'Toole, Bonanza, Walt Disney, and Ed Sullivan among afternoon and evening airings.
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