Clark Gable Still Not Too Old To Play Romantic Leads
Hollywood gossip spreads as Jane Russell insists Clark Gable is not too old for romance in The Tall Men. Janet Leigh heads to Lone Pine with Tony Curtis, while Jeanne Peters plans Florida divorce prep and other stars maneuver around contracts and rumors.
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Minister loosens dress code for summer services
The Rev. Donald R. Locher of West Covina Methodist Church announces beach wear will be suitable for Sunday services this summer. Services will begin at 3:30 a.m. each Sunday from April 17 through the beach season, promoting informal dress for families spending the day at church and beach.
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La Rosa Sees Career Pivot After TV Crisis
Julius La Rosa says he is past his major career crisis and now drawn to singing for TV and live audiences on his own merit. He recalls being fired by Arthur Godfrey and credits the break to his early NBC and CBS appearances, including a two week boost with Perry Como on CBS TV. He believes the public supports his style without a safety crutch.
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Berle Maintains Elite Status in TV Ratings Showdown
New York March 26 Mil ton Berle remains among television’s elite in Nielsen ratings as rival Jackie Gleason draws more attention with upcoming season changes. Season to date Gleason leads by a narrow margin, while Berle teases with a sharp rivalrous stance on air.
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Tokyo peeper Kiichi Kitagawa linked to former inmate
Police identify Kiichi Kitagawa as the man peering through a window at actress Keiko Tsushima. He had just been released from prison, his offense noted as a second offense involving Tsushima.
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The Toast of the Town: A Big Break Recalled
The speaker recalls his firing and credits Ed Sullivan's Toast of the Town appearance with a pivotal break. He reflects on how Sullivan gave him national exposure that shaped his career.
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Week's Movie Guide at Local Theaters
Center Theater features Country Girl with Bing Crosby Grace Kelly and William Holden for the week. Paramount shows Chief Crazy Horse in Technicolor CinemaScope Sunday to Wednesday and Women's Prison with Ida Lupino and Howard Duff Thursday to Saturday. Saturday night Revenge of the Creature with John Agar and Lori Nelson. Palace Theater lists New York Confidential with Broderick Crawford Marilyn Maxwell Sunday and Monday and Part of Hell with Dane Clark Carole Mathews Tuesday and Wednesday. Masterson of Kansas stars George Montgomery. Davidson Theater offers White Feather with Debra Paget Robert Wagner Sunday to Tuesday and Vera Cruz with Gary Cooper Burt Lancaster Wednesday to Saturday.
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