Tower Players to Stage Our Hearts Were Young and Gay
High Point College Tower Players present the three act play Our Hearts Were Young and Gay in Memorial Auditorium on November 19 at 8 p m. Cornelia and a cast of students perform aboard a ship set and a Paris scene amid humorous situations. Director Jane DeSpain leads rehearsal as students Nancy Hamilton Sarah Walton Moore Fred Macon Evelyn Pman and others prepare for an entertaining evening with advance word of strong performances.
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Gayle Ford
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Elise
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Monsieur de la
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Aoe Ae
Alter Kerr
Treas
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NBC to air Macbeth in color from new Brooklyn studio
Maurice Evans orders a large color studio for NBC TV Macbeth on November 28 to accommodate Otis Rigas designed sets. Kim Stanley rises to star status with The Traveling Lady, while she dreams of varied roles including Ophelia and St Joan.
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March Praises Brando as Top Actor for Academy Award
Hollywood reports Fredric March lauds Marlon Brando as the best actor, naming him the favorite to beat for this year’s Academy Award after praising Brando’s work in On the Waterfront. March cites Brando’s depth and character understanding as the hallmark of great acting. The piece also notes TV satire coming from MGM with Its Always Fair Weather starring Gene Kelly and others, plus a note on a Rubaiyat themed song by Jim Ameche and Red Cuff.
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Chief Executive's Wife To Celebrate Birthday
Mrs Eisenhower plans a private birthday celebration in Washington with a supper and cake. The event follows the president’s return from a hunting trip and includes invitations for close friends. Mrs Eisenhower’s mother, Mrs John Sheldon Doud, is staying at the White House.
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Caine Mutiny Set Jan 21 in Greensboro
Greensboro Jaycees sign contract with Famous Artist of Atlanta to bring an outstanding season of attractions to Aycock Auditorium at Woman's College. First show features Heather National Company's all star cast with Paul Douglas as Queeg and Steve Brodie as Marock in a stage and screen presentation.
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Cardinal Melnyre to Lead African Congress Legation
Cardinal Melnyre of the Los Angeles archdiocese will depart tomorrow for West Africa to serve next month as legate to the Nigeria Congress under the authority of Pope Pius. He travels amid preparations by church officials for the event.
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Network Programs Time Zone Adjustments Noted
The notice explains time changes for network programs converting to Eastern Standard Time with Central and Mountain adjustments. It warns some last minute changes will not be included.
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Incomplete OCR list of programs and times
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Marge and Gower Champion to appear at Carolina
In Chapel Hill on December 9 10 the Santas Wenn of Maree and Cowres and 40 performers present Three for Tonight a Paul Gregory Charles Laughton production at Memorial Auditorium. Carolina Playmakers sponsor with stars Belafonte and Walter ann. Choreography by Gower Champion and direction by Charles Laughton.
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