Hound Dog Man and The Bat headline at local theaters
Center Theatre screens Hound Dog Man with Fabian Dodie Stevens and Stuart Whitman in cinemascope and color Sunday to Tuesday and The Bat with Vincent Price Wednesday to Saturday. Midway Drive-In shows The Mating Urge and The Badlanders Sunday to Wednesday and King of the Wild Stallions with Little Rascal Varieties Thursday to Friday.
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Dodie Stevens
Stuart Whitman
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Tar Heel Drive-In
Washington Night Life: Culture and Contention in D.C.
Washington presents a clash of views as critics call the capital dreary after dark while others praise its theaters music and international performances. Regulators restrict bars and novelty venues yet major troupes and Broadway tryouts keep the city culturally vibrant amid mixed support.
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Imperial Household Dancers
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Roanoke TV Listings Include Roberts Programs
WSLS TV Roanoke Channel 10 presents Oral Roberts programs and Living World despite channel conflicts. Faith for Today and church related segments appear in the schedule.
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Don Quixote TV adaptation set for CBS airing
ABC AP writer Cynthia Lowry reports Dale Wasserman's I Don Quixote will be televised on CBS as a bold one night experiment. Lee J. Cobb stars with Eli Wallach in a play that blends Cervantes life and the Don Quixote story through flashbacks and satire.
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Last Empire Mine Fades After 109 Years in California
In Grass Valley California the Empire Mine closes marking the end of California's first mining operation. Since 1850 it yielded 136 million dollars in gold from 467 miles of underground workings until 1956 when veins dried up and the mine closed. Remaining equipment was auctioned or demolished.
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California
Elephants Still Rule Roads in Dark Africa Safari
Kampala dispatch describes Uganda road signs urging motorists not to horn at elephants. The piece paints a wildlife scene along the Nile with elephants, buffalo, crocodile, and hippos at a safari lodge near Queen Elizabeth’s lodging, noting human intrusion and sanctuary limits.
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Kampala
Uganda
Mother
Junior
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