Center Theatre Reopens With Fresh Look And New Features
Center Theatre returns April 4 after a two week remodel adding rocking chair seating a curved screen new projection and sound systems and a smokers section. Opening feature Where Eagles Dare with Richard Burton and Clint Eastwood plus Sky Over Holland. Mayor Davis to officiate with Northeast Junior High Band and guests including Susan Rowe and Nancy Eaves.
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Horoscope by Jeanne Dixon for Monday March 31
On Monday March 31 the stars urge habits and opinions to change as the new cycle unfolds. Seek better information promptly and pursue romantic interests without conflicting with other activities. Natives shown today exhibit proactive energy and openness to new ideas.
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Petula Clark Swings to Star Roles After Commercial Success
The article notes Petula Clark commanding about $200,000 to star opposite Fred Astaire in Finian's Rainbow and later co starring with Peter O'Toole in a musical adaptation of Goodbye Mr Chips. Clark credits commercials for boosting her visibility and earning power, a shift seen as unlikely five years prior.
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Petula Clark and Patton themes in a 1960s film feature
A profile notes George from Page 10-B reflecting on Patton the film and the cast. It cites Omar Bradley’s portrayal by Karl Malden and Patton’s dog Willie as acted by James and comments on directing, including Franklin Schaffner. Petula Clark’s career and manager Claude Wolff are discussed with life in Europe and upcoming NBC TV special.
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Weekend cinema lineup with color features announced
The notice lists a remodeling closure Sunday to Thursday and new color films. Friday brings Where Eagles Dare starring Richard Burton and Clint Eastwood. Sunday to Tuesday shows Interlude with Oskar Werner and Barbara Ferris. Wednesday debuts Charro featuring Elvis Presley Ina Balin Barbara Werle and Lynn Kellogg.
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Clint Eastwood
Oskar Werner
Barbara Ferris
Charro
Elvis Presley
Ina Balin
Barbara Werle
Lynn Kellogg
Towne Theatre Runs The Wrecking Crew and 100 Rifles
Sunday to Wednesday show features The Wrecking Crew with Dean Martin and Sharon Tate in color. Starts Thursday screening 100 Rifles starring Jim Brown and Raquel Welch in color.
Midway Drive-In Weekly Program Listings
Sunday to Wednesday features Three in the Attic with Christopher Jones and Yvette Mimieux in color and A Lovely Way to Die with Kirk Douglas and Sylvia Koscina. Thursday to Saturday shows Angel in My Pocket with Andy Griffith in color and The Scalphunters with Burt Lancaster and Ossie Davis in color.
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Yvette Mimieux
Kirk Douglas
Sylvia Koscina
Angel
Andy Griffith
Scalphunters
Burt Lancaster
Ossie Davis
Drive-In Lineup Shows Classics in Color Screens
Pointer Drive-In lists a Sunday to Wednesday run featuring Green Berets with John Wayne in color and Blue. Beginning Thursday Bullitt with Steve McQueen in color follows, alongside Fire Creek starring James Stewart in color.
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Bullitt
Steve McQueen
Fire Creek
James Stewart
Television Log Highlights Day Schedule Dates and Shows
A dense listing of TV programs across the day and night, including Eisenhower special, Meet the Press, NBA basketball, The Ed Sullivan Show, Bonanza, Love of Life, game shows, morning and daytime fare, and late-night movies. Network lineups feature Montreal Canadiens Bruins, Perry Mason, Edge of Night, and The Tonight Show among many others.
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Dick van Dyke
Art Linkletter
Betty Feezer
Evening TV Capsule With News and Series Lineup
A detailed TV schedule lists programs from 1:00 PM to 11:45 PM. It includes interviews with Arthur Burns on domestic policy, topics from Meet the Press, Frontiers of Faith, and Art and the Bible, plus various dramas, comedies, nature and sports shows. Notable entries feature CBS’s George Hermas, Robert Pierpoint, and famed titles like Shane and The 49th Man.
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Robert Pierpoint
Arthur Burns
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Paris
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