Visit to a Small Planet leads Sunday Monday at Center Theatre
Center Theatre presents Sunday Monday shows Visit to a Small Planet starring Jerry. Tuesday Thursday features Rise and Fall of Legs Diamond with Ron Danton and Karen Steele. Friday brings Please Don’t Eat the Daisies with Doris Day and David Niven in color. Saturday offers Morning Roundup Show 9 to 12, Cowboy Chapter 10 Trader Tom of the China Seas color cartoons and a talent stage show.
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Center Theatre
Small Planet
Jerry
Legs Diamond
Ron Danton
Karen Steele
Doris Day
David Niven
China Seas
Paramount Theater Screenings This Week Highlights Technicolor Double Features
The Paramount Theater schedules a Sunday to Wednesday run of The Glenn Miller Story starring James Stewart and June Allyson in Technicolor. Thursday debuts Who Was That Lady with Dean Martin and Janet Leigh. Late Show Saturday features This Earth Is Mine with Rock Hudson and Jean Simmons in color. MIDWAY DRIVE-IN offers Third Man on the Mountain with James MacArthur in color Sunday to Tuesday, plus Born Reckless with Mamie Van Doren and Jeff Richards. Wednesday and Thursday show John Paul Jones starring Robert Stack in color and A Star Is Born with Judy Garland and James Mason in cinemascope and color. Starts Friday Home From The Hills starring Robert Mitchum, Eleanor Parker, George Peppard, George Hamilton and Luana Patten in cinemascope and color.
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Paramount Theater
Glenn Miller Story
James Stewart
June Allyson
James MacArthur
Reckless
Mamie van Doren
Jeff Richards
John Paul Jones
Robert Stack
Judy Garland
James Mason
the Hills
Robert Mitchum
Eleanor Parker
George Peppard
George Hamilton
Luana Patten
Pointer Drive-In Week Features Garner Wood Double Feature
Sunday to Tuesday shows Cash McCall starring James Garner and Natalie Wood plus a cartoon carnival. Wednesday and Thursday present The Miracle in color with Carroll Baker. Friday and Saturday offer Cell 2455 Death Row and Last Train From Gun Hill in color starring Kirk Douglas.
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Pointer Drive-In
Cash McCall
James Garner
Natalie Wood
Cartoon Carnival
the Miracle
Carroll Baker
Death Row
Gun Hill
Kirk Douglas
TAR HEEL DRIVE-IN SHOWS WEEK'S COLOR DOUBLE FEATURES
The theater schedules a Sunday to Monday lineup showcasing 1001 Arabian Nights in color. Tuesday to Wednesday features The Warrior and the Slave Girl in color. Thursday and Friday present Battle of Coral Sea with Cliff Robertson and Gia Scala, plus Flying Saucers with the Three Stooges. Saturday offers Gunslinger with John Ireland and Beverly Garland and Teen Age Hunter with Charles Courtney and Melinda Byron.
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Tar Heel
Cliff Robertson
Gia Scala
Stooges
John Ireland
Beverly Garland
Charles Courtney
Melinda Bryon
Entertainer Scared Of Audiences Turns Actress In Films
Madame Spivy explains night club audiences scared her, turning to movies. She praises Marlon Brando on set and recalls her film roles in The Fugitive Kind Studs Lonigan and a Hitchcock TV appearance. Michael Rennie plans to become a U S citizen. Nancy Kwan discusses Suzy Wong scene and acting she must disrobe for. There are 5 171 medianal cars moving on American railroads.
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Hollywood
Madame Spivy
Legs Diamond
King Farouk
New York
Paris
Rome
Jackpot
Spivy
Elsa Maxwell
Marlon Brando
Studs Lonigan
Chicago
NEW Citizen Hollywood
Michael Rennie
Rennie
Suzy
Lady Hollywood
Suzy Wong
Nancy Kwan
Suzie Wong
Bill Holden
Richard Quine
Hong Kong
Polio survivor dies in collision near Texarkana
Texarkana Ark AP 15 year old Vee Lemley a Fouke high school student who survived paralytic polio for two years died when her hand controlled car was struck by a tractor trailer on U S 71 south of Texarkana. Richard Monest 25 of New Orleans drove the truck jackknifed after running off the road and was held on an open charge.
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Texarkana
Ark
Vee Lemley
Fouke
Here
U.S. 71
Richard Monest
New Orleans
Monest
Ross Hunter Charms Stars With Glamour and Gambler’s Touch
Hollywood producer Ross Hunter, 37, built a string of hits like Imitation of Life and Pillow Talk by courting top actresses such as Doris Day with lavish gifts and glamorous wardrobe deals. He says instinct drives his casting and believes glamorous escape draws audiences. Hunter began at $60 a week a decade ago and expects to profit from projects including Portrait in Black and Back Street.
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James Bacon
Hollywood
Ross Hunter
Hunter
Doris Day
Doris
Ross
Rex Harrison
Miss Day
Martha Hyer
Picasso
Renoir
Martha
Irving Thalberg
Joan Crawford
Jean Harlow
Greta Garbo
Norma Shearer
MGM
Thalberg
Tennessee Williams
Back Street
Lana Turner
Johnny Stompanato
Lana
Dior
Rock Hudson
Betsy Palmer Seeks Anonymity To Return To Acting
TV personality Betsy Palmer discusses her wish to regain anonymity to pursue acting roles. She notes fame from The Secret and her Miss Harris comparison, fearing typecasting and public perception while balancing a happy marriage, a medical husband, and a life in New York suburbia.
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New York
Betsy Palmer
Betsy
William Saroyan
Ethan Frome
Julie Harris
Julie
Miss Harris
Vincent Merendeno
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Thomasville Road
U.S. 29
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