Awards Season Nears End by Bob Thomas
Hollywood AP report previews the Emmys closing the 1966 67 TV season. About 310 nominees compete for 28 major awards with Walter Matthau noted as Oscar lone winner. expectations of heavy turnout and a Disney tribute avoided. Presenters include Stanwyck Culp Ball Moore Durante and Montgomery. Cosby vs Culp leads drama acting race on NBC I Spy.
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Bob Thomas
Hollywood
Walter Matthau
Emmies
Richard Dunlap
Television Academy
Walt Disney
Hugh Downs
New York
Disney
Dunlap
Walt
Julie Christie
Oscar
TV Academy
Joey Bishop
Century Plaza
Downs
Americana Hotel
ABC
Frank Sinatra
Dick van Dyke
Bob Hope
Barbara Stanwyck
Robert Culp
Lucille Ball
Danny Thomas
Marlo Thomas
Eva Gabor
Richard Crenna
Mary Tyler Moore
Jmmy Durante
Elizabeth Montgomery
Bill Cosby
NBC
Cosby
Culp
The Daisy The Exclusive Hollywood Nightclub
The Daisy in Hollywood is a members only club with a $500 initiation and $2 guest fee, famed for hosting stars like Julie Andrews and Rex Harrison. Owner Jack Hanson transformed Mike Romanoff into a luxe scene on Rodeo Drive, drawing celebrities from Paris to New York.
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Hollywood
Peter O’toole
Jason Robards Jr
Robards
Julie Andrews
Natalie Wood
Paul Newman
Rex Harrison
Dean Martin
Chris Connelly
Jax
Jack’s
Balboa Island
Southampton
N. Y
Palm Beach
Fla
Los Angeles
Jack Hanson
Sally
Hanson
Paris
London
New York
Beverly Hills
Jack
Sally Hanson
Mike Romanoff
Diane Wilson
Smart Rodeo Drive
Academy Players
Tony Curtis
George Hamilton
Saturday Morning Show Features Evil of Frankenstein and Cobras
A Saturday program runs from 9 a.m. to 12 noon presenting Evil of Frankenstein. A stage show with the Cobras also appears on the bill.
Paramount Theatre Weekly Screenings Highlight Color Features
Sunday to Tuesday the bill features Happening starring Anthony Quinn and George Maharis in color. Wednesday to Saturday shifts to Africa Texas Style with Hugh O'Brien and Adrienne Corri in color.
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Anthony Quinn
George Maharis
Africa
Texas
Hugh O’brien
Adrienne Corri
Midway Drive-In Week Preview of Color Double Features
Sunday to Wednesday showcases Alfie starring Michael Caine in color along with The Busy Body featuring Sid Caesar Robert Ryan and Anne Baxter in color. Thursday offers Open House Laurel and Hardy's Laughing 20s and Black Fury in color.
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Alfie
Michael Caine
Sid Ceasar
Robert Ryan
Anne Baxter
Laurel and Hardy
Horn Opens Wednesday At Showboat Dinner Theatre
Neil Simon comedy Come Blow Your Horn opens June 7 at the Show Boat Dinner Theatre for a four week run following Bell, Book and Candle. Sam Guiliano says Essa Lads perform every Wednesday and Sweetheart Night Fridays, with Sunday Early Bird Show starting at 5 30 p m and curtain at 7. Sundays include an earlier buffet to help guests head home sooner.
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Neil Simon
Showboat
Sam Guiliano
Essa
Horn
TV listings feature classic films and live programs
A 2 p m to 12 a m lineup includes Shirley Temple in Dimples, 77 Sunset Strip, Radar Men from the Moon, Philadelphia Spartans vs Baltimore Bays, Memphis Open golf, Space Vehicle discussion, Michelangelo’s life, Lassie wildlife tale, Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea, Walt Disney The Horsemasters, Ed Sullivan show with Nancy Ames and Harry James, FBI Collision Course, Let's Make a Deal, Smothers Brothers, 19th Emmy Awards, Bonanza, Candid Camera, and The Saint with The Fast Women.
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Shirley Temple
Dimples
Frank Morgan
Shirley
Sunset Strip
Colonial Country Club
Memphis
Tennessee
Wernher von Braun
Isaac Asimov
Tony
Rudyard Kipling
Michelangelo
Lass'e
Lassie
Walt Disney
Horsemasters
England
Annette Funicello
Tommy Kirk
John Fraser
Janet Munro
Tony Britton
Donald Pleasance
British Horse Society
ED Sullivan
the Young Rascals
Nancy Ames
Harry James
Wghp-Tv
Wfmy-Tv
Wsjs-Tv
Wally Fowler
Bill Hefner
Jerry Falwell
Poole
Youth Forum
Benny
Cecil Light
Roy Rogers
Linus Lamp
Peter Potamus
Bullwinkle
Discovery
Children’s Chapel
Big Picture
High Point
College Davey & Goliath
Porter Wagoner Newsmaker
Meet the
Community Insight
Frontiers of
Shirley Temple Beaver
Hollywood
Frank McGee
Forest Rangers
FBI
Smothers Bonanza
Brothers
Harry Reasoner
Joey Bishop
University of
Andy
Dick van Dyke
Donna Reed
Guiding Light
WSLS
Ernest Tubb
Laramie
Spectrum
Charlotte
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Associated Press
Frank
Mia and
Nancy Jr
Twiggy
Linda Bird Johnson
Omar Sharif
Pic
Center Theatre
Bruce Brown
Dr. Zhivago
Geraldine Chaplin
Paramount Theatre
Midway
Trac
Garner Motors
Main St
Erskine
Frank Schroeder
Smothers Brothers
Tom and Dick
Steve Allen
Vikki Carr
Ted Neeley
National Academy of Television Arts and Sciences
Carol Burnett
Vincent Beck
Booth Colman
Eric Fleming
Dina Merrill
Lois Nettleton
Simon Templar
Evres
Roanoke
WBTV
WSOC
Opportunity
Jubilee
Beany & Cecil
Linus
Church
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