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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1957
Page
10
Hollywood reviewer Bob Thomas revisits the 1933 backstage musical and finds it surprisingly buoyant. He recalls his youth spent loving the film and notes its brisk pace and enduring entertainment value despite aging.
Ex Sergeant Rod McKuen, a Tokyo nightclub singer and poet, rose to film roles in five Japanese movies with Universal International backing. The Oakland native, once blocked at MGM, later found fame in Maxim's Tokyo and in U S Army Special Services tours from Tokyo to Korea. He wrote songs for Liberty Records and earned praise from President Syngman Rhee for goodwill efforts.
Tulsa district judge approves a name change for a 6 year old to Anastacios Mike Psalidas to conform with family wishes. Court officials note the child remains effectively Mike Psalidas in practice.
Nobel laureate Pearl Buck launches a TV drama career alongside novels and non fiction. Her second TV play The Enemy centers on a Japanese surgeon and wife aiding an American sailor off the Japanese coast in World War II. Buck writes from 8:15 am, four hours daily, plus afternoon sessions and weekends when inspired.
Hollywood star Jimmy Cagney debuts as a director on the Paramount thriller Short Cut to Hell a paid killer picture. He rejects new acting schools insisting actors show emotion only by understanding it with no frills or detours from the story. Co stars Robert Ivers and Georgann Johnson earn praise as he notes their advanced acting awareness.
A Moscow research institute showcased a mechanical heart artificial human lungs and an artificial human associated with experimental surgery. Scientists report successful animal testing and indicate human trials are under study.
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