Shirley Jones and Jack Cassidy to star in Wait Until Dark in New York
Shirley Jones and Jack Cassidy will perform Wait Until Dark for two weeks in New York before touring. The piece notes cast changes including Jan 17 1967 Remick departure and Audrey Hepburn beginning the film role five days later, with Terence Young directing in Hollywood. It mentions Honor Blackman in London and comments on Natalie Wood's fiancé Richard Gregson needing a divorce.
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New York
Shirley Jones
Jack Cassidy
Lee Remick
Audrey Hepburn
Terence Young
Hollywood
Honor Blackman
London
Natalie Wood
Richard Gregson
Juliet Prowse
Leslie Caron
Warren Beatty
Robert Wise
Sound of Music
Steve McQueen
Motion Picture Relief Fund
Nancy Sinatra
Roger Corman
Miss Sinatra
Rome
Film and politics blur as stars move into public life
Shirley and Jack revel in a thriller on the road while Jo anna Pettit gains billing in Night of the Generals alongside Peter O Toole and Omar Sharif. Julie Andrews rests after foot surgery as Blake Edwards directs a daily visit. Reagan’s governor bid sparks talk of actor influence in Washington as George Hamilton contemplates selling assets after a high profile career.
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Tandy del Monaco
Candy Bergen
New York
Joanna Pettit
Peter O'Toole
Omar Sharif
Julie Andrews
Julie
Blake Edwards
Lans
Ony Walton
Josef von Sternberg
England
Marlene Dietrich
Fine
California
Pat Brown
Ronald Reagan
Mr. Reagan
Death Valley
Washington
George Hamilton
Munich
Draft Board
Continental
George
Beverly Hills
Don Ho Makes Waves At Cocoanut Grove
Hawaii entertainer Don Ho draws a star studded crowd at the Cocoanut Grove where Ricardo Montalban Adam West Petula Clark and others kiss the performer goodbye. Ho offers a luau clambake and singalong act backed by five islanders and a keyboardist. He plans a New York appearance and a TV slot after a Hawai i debut that hints at mainland fame.
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Bob Thomas
Hollywood
Hawaii
Cocoanut Grove
Sandy Koufax
Ricardo Montalban
Adam West
Petula Clark
Roger Smith
Pat Boone
Bill Dana
Nancy Sinatra
Don Ho
Republicans extend seats in state legislature
A group of six Republicans won Senate seats and several House seats in the state elections. E. M. McKnight Forsyth and George T. Clark Wilmington will begin second terms, with Clark the sole Republican east of Raleigh. Carteret County shifts back to a Democrat representative.
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Ber
Garner
Clyde Whitley
Stanly
Mack Issac
Avery
E. M. McKnight
Forsyth
George T. Clark
Wilmington
Clark
Raleigh
Carteret County
Carteret
Senate
Arthritis and You A column on a lifelong struggle
Jim Bishop discusses arthritis and rheumatism, tracing its history from Hippocrates to Galen, noting the difficulty in defining and curing the disease. He describes personal pain, treatment options, and the varying responses to therapy, emphasizing individuality in each case.
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Hippocrates
Arthron
Galen
Tier
Noe
Run Buddy Run Faces Cancellation And Network Changes
AP TV writer Cynthia Lowry notes CBS canceled Run Buddy Run after a brief run. Jack Sheldon’s performance as Overstreet stands out though the show struggled against Lucy Show and Rat Patrol. Also mentions The Iron Horse, Hawk, and Las siter future CBS plans and tonight's recommended CBS Reports on unions.
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Roger Miller
Burt
Television schedule for Charlotte region
On Tuesday November 15 1966 WSOC Channel 9 lists programs from 3:00 PM to 10:00 PM. Generals Hospital Nurses Clown Carnival Doble Gillis Branced then Red Skelton Petticoat Junction and CBS Reports with aWeather forecast ending the night.
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WSOC
Gen. Hospital
Clown Carniva
Doble Gillis
Charlotte
Branced
Daktert
Red Skelton
Petticoat Junction
CBS
Capsule TV Guide Highlights From Various Programs
A brief listing of TV titles and plot hooks including From the Earth to the Moon postwar fuel plan for a moon trip. Dobie Gillis with Dobie wooing Poppy Jordan. Gulliver with Littlejohn held by four French children. The Girl from U N C L E with Atlantis crystals. Red Skelton with Tim Conway guest. The Rounders misadventure Howdy and a horse trailer. Occasional Wife with Peter Christopher and Greta. A Friend of the Family misreadings around Greta’s illness. Phyllis the Upstairs Girl with new names. Tuesday Night at the Movies Wild and Wonderful with stars Curtis Kaufmann. Petticoat Junction Uncle Joe in crop dusting. Love on a Roof Top. CBS Reports The State of the Unions. The Fugitive Approach With Care as Kimble faces trouble.
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Wghp-Tv
WFMY
WSJS
Mike
Douglas
Mike Douglas
Walter Cronkite
Huntley-Brink
Dobie Gillis
U.N.C.L.E
Girl
Red Skelton
CBS Reports
Maverick
Chan
University of 15
Mich
Farm & Home
Daily
Kangaroo
Kangaroo Today
Beverly
Tim Conway
San Fernando Red
Rounders
Jim Ed
Howdy
Michael Callan
Peter Christopher
Patricia Harty
Greta Peterson
Mr. Brahms
Jack Collins
Greta
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