Andy Griffith Breaks Through in No Time for Sergeants
Broadway newcomer Andy Griffith rises from Mount Airy to star as a wide eyed Air Force rookie in the hit No Time for Sergeant s. Critics hail his comedy as a breakout find and the show reports strong advance sales and a June run.
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Andy Griffith
Air Force
New York
Andy
Mount Airy
N.C
Griffith
Fon Seage
Beant
Isaae
Barbara
University of Eee
Oune
Goldsboro
Lovely Saint Takes Over In Film Capital
Hollywood reports Eva Marie, a lovely Saint, seizes control of her husband Jeffrey Hayden's career as a young TV director. The couple devote themselves to each other and to serious drama, turning down scripts like Rainmaker while she plans to stay in Hollywood.
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Lovely Saint
Hollywood
Eva Marie
Jeffrey Hayden
Living Room Critics Have Their Say by Charles Mercer
Charles Mercer surveys the town as neighbors watch Sid Caesar on television and discuss culture and social life. The piece reflects on viewer habits and the intimacy of private spaces influencing public opinion.
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Sid Caesar
Dee
Great Man Dislikes Interviews Feature Sparks TV Move Talk
A garbled report hints at a public figure nicknamed Great Man opposing press sessions and contemplating a shift toward television work in New York amid industry concerns about California production. Marilyn Monroe is loosely referenced as a potential TV figure, with notes of California production dominance and local industry facility gaps.
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Ain Office
Marilyn Manroe
Marilyn
York
California
Marilyn Monroe Pledges New York Residency With Film Plans
Marilyn Monroe says she will remain a permanent New Yorker though she will travel to Hollywood for select films. She discusses desire for varied roles, good directors, and flexibility with her Fox contract, plus readiness for romance and ongoing dedication to studying drama and literature.
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Marilyn
New York
Marilyn Monroe
Hollywood
Century-Fox
2th-Fox
Fox
Joe DiMaggio
Critic’s Loud Proclamation Draws Crowd to His Wisdom
A sharp voiced critic loudly proclaims his views, convincing listeners nearby with forceful rhetoric. His confident statements sway those within earshot, shaping opinions in real time.
Gregory Peck Finds Ivy League Style in New York
Hollywood correspondent reports Gregory Peck back from field research in New York canyons and Madison Avenue for his film The Man in the Gray Flannel Suit. He notes Ivy League gray flannel suits becoming a symbol of ambitious young men and discusses conversations with ad agency staff.
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Bob Thomas
Hollywood
Gregory Peck
New York
Madison Ave
Peck
Ivy Laeger
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