Center Theatre Reopens After Extensive Remodeling
Center Theatre unveils a new interior after two weeks closed for remodeling. The downtown venue adds Beets and a curved screen, a smoking section, new projection and sound, and recarpeted lobby and auditorium. Reopening on April 4 at 7:30 p.m. features Where Eagles Dare with Richard Burton and Clint Eastwood, Sky Over Holland, a ribbon cutting by Mayor Robert Davis, and a crowd including North Carolina Junior Miss Susan Rowe and Homecoming Queen Nancy Eaves. Blue decor dominates the updated space.
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Robert Davis
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High Point College
Your Moroscope For Monday March 31
Your birthday falls Monday indicate a period of habit and opinion change before the cycle ends. Be ready to adjust plans as evenings seek better information and romance thrives when not crowded by competing activities. Readiness and adaptability shape today’s personal growth.
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Petula Clark’s film star rise tied to TV commercials
Petula Clark, now riding high on chart toppers, earned about 200000 dollars to star opposite Fred Astaire in Finian's Rainbow and will co star with Peter O'Toole in a film adaptation of Goodbye Mr Chips. She credits early television commercials for boosting her career as a major star.
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Petula Clark
Fred Astaire
Finian
Peter O’toole
Greer Garson
Patton film scenes reveal actor Scott and Pets
George Scott portrays Patton with a rasping voice while commenting on co stars Omar Bradley played by Karl Malden and Willie the dog. The piece notes Scott’s humor on set and Petula Clark’s global career shaped by husband Claude Wolff and a Geneva home life with bilingual children.
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Scott
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Omar Bradley
Karl Malden
Africa
Sicily
Europe
Bradley
Willie
James
Franklin Schaffner
Weekend Showings Begin With Color Classics
Sunday to Thursday listings announce remodeling closure and new color premieres. Framed by UY with Rich ard Burton Clint Eastwood and Tornatore, then interludes with Oskar Werner Barbara Ferris, followed by Charro featuring Elvis Presley Balin Barbara Werle Lynn Kellogg. Also The Wrecking Crew with Dean Martin Sharon Tate and 100 Rifles with Jim Brown Raquel Welch.
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Tornatore
Oskar Werner
Barbara Ferris
Charro
Elvis Presley
Ne Balin
Barbara Werle
Lynn Kellogg
Midway Drive In Schedule with Color Features
Sunday to Wednesday shows include Three in the Attic starring Christopher Jones and Yvette Mimieux in color and A Lovely Way to Die with Kirk Douglas and Sylvia Koscina. Thursday to Saturday features Angel in My Pocket with Andy Griffith in color and The Scalphunters starring Burt Lancaster and Ossie Davis in color.
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Christopher Jones
Yvette Mimieux
Kirk Douglas
Sylvia Koscina
Angel
Andy Griffith
Scalphunters
Burt Lancaster
Ossie Davis
Pointer Drive-In Weekly Schedule Highlights
The drive-in presents Sunday to Wednesday shows featuring Green Berets with John Wayne in color and Blue. Thursday arrivals include Bullitt with Steve McQueen in color and Fire Creek starring James Stewart in color.
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John Wayne
Bullitt
Steve McQueen
Fire Creek
James Stewart
Full Day TV Schedule with Film and Sports Lineup
A dense schedule lists 11 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. programs including Eisenhower special, Davey and Goliath, Face the Nation, various network comedies and dramas, NHL game Montreal Canadiens versus Boston Bruins, plus later sports and news blocks. Notable items include Fearless coverage notables, daytime soaps Days of Our Lives and Guiding Light, sports events, music programs, and family shows.
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Face the Nation
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Montreal Canadiens
Boston Bruins
Meet the Press
Little Rascals
Carolinas
Joan Rivers
Lucy
Andy Griffith
Dick van Dyke
Art. Linkletter
UOA
Guiding Light
General Hospital
Art Linkletter
Evening TV Highlights From News and Entertainment
A dense listing of 1960s TV programs with interviews and debates on Burns and Vietnam, plus a packed slate of dramas sports and variety shows. Notable items include Face the Nation with Burns, Meet the Press topics, Frontiers of Faith, Art and the Bible, Gunsmoke era dramas, Lassie, Land of the Giants, Bonanza, Mission Impossible, and a Shane film showcase.
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Mike Mansfield
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