Lost Colony Opens Season On Friday at Waterside Theatre
The silver anniversary production of Paul Green's The Lost Colony debuts Friday night at Waterside Theatre in the Fort Raleigh National Historic Site Roanoke Island. The show runs through Sept 5 with nightly performances except Sundays and July 22. Cast includes Marialene Thomas Eleanor Dare Gordon Clark John Borden and others. The Fort Raleigh site undergoes redevelopment adding a larger 600 car parking lot and relocated entrance from US 64 264.
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Musicals Future Assured says Richard Rodgers
In a 1960s reflection Richard Rodgers discusses the evolving American musical theater. He notes the genre moves through native forms and global influence, from the Black Crook era to modern integrated storytelling where songs drive plot and action.
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Terribly Tough Life Terribly Tough Life
Hollywood star Cliff Robertson describes a life of constant travel and hard work. He explains six-day work weeks abroad, fatigue from action scenes, and little time home between projects and film festival duties. He rejects being among the so-called golden six.
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Hope Announces Purchase of Corriganville Ranch
Hollywood entertainer Hope and his wife bought Corriganville, a 1606 acre Western film ranch once led by Ray Crash Corrigan, for about 3.5 million dollars. They renamed it City and plan ongoing development despite unfolding prospects.
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Crash) Corrigan
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Moon Base Number 1 at Morehead Planetarium Captivates Viewers
In 1975 the Morehead Planetarium presents Moon Base Number 1, a simulated Apollo stage with a three man crew on the moon for months. Viewers start at Cape Kennedy, ride the Saturn V launch, view the LEM cockpit, and watch a Crater Alphonsus landing. Premire Narrator H W Daniels calls the program exciting and informative.
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Moon Base Matinees Promoted for Summer Family Viewers
Planetarium Director A F Jenzano calls Moon Base Number 1 a worthwhile adult and family experience. Special matinees run at 3 p m weekdays for summer, with evening shows at 8 30 p m through the week and additional Saturday and Sunday slots such as 11 am 1 3 and 4 p m on Saturdays and 2 3 and 4 p m on Sundays.
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Paul Ford Faces Encore Question After Broadway Success
HOLLYWOOD (UP) Paul Ford ponders his next move after finishing the film version of Never Too Late. The portly comedian starred on Broadway in the role, his first true star part, and he admits uncertainty about his future as he nears 40. He says his agent will handle plans.
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Hope Seeks Family Lead for California Tour Enterprise
The speaker notes tourists streaming into Southern California could boost the business and hopes his eldest son Tony, a recent Harvard Law School graduate, will take over the venture.
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Panavision Technicolor Nine Pictures Cast Notes
A cast list highlights Panavision and Technicolor credits for nine projects featuring Genghis Khan characters and star names including Stephen Boyd James Mason Yvonne Mitchell Omar Sharif Francoise Dorleagelly Savalans Robert Morley and others in a historical cinema program.
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