Grace Kelly to Stay Honest on Age Says Star
Hollywood notes profile Grace Kelly born November 12 1928 in Philadelphia. She discusses aging, honesty, and her rising career with Hitchcock predicting she will rank high on screen. Kelly recalls early roles with Go Cooper and Mogambo and Dial M for Murder as she builds fame in Hollywood.
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Grace Kelly
Philadelphia
Grace
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Go Cooper
Africa
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Warner Brothers
Ray Milland
Jimmings
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Hi K
Hitchcock
Filmland
Judy Holliday
Peter Lawford
Judy
Las Vegas
Nev
No Rivalry in Nashville Sport Shirt Day Declaration
In Nashville, master Lewis Moore proclaimed a sport shirt day noting it is time males showed the distaff lead in cooler summer working attire. He restricts his stamp tellers to sober solid colors so they do not outshine the stamps.
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Nashville
Tenn
Post
Lewis Moore
Moore
Daily Radio Schedule Highlights Morning Programs
A detailed lineup lists 6:30 AM Sign On through 6:15 Interlude with multiple shows including Rise and Shine Weather Reports World News and various music and talk segments. Notable entries include Johnny's Morning Jamboree Farm and Home Hour Penthouse Serenade and John T Flynn in late segments.
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Sons of Harmony
Christian Brotherhood
Charles Vaugha
Lynn Murray
Martin
John T. Flynn
Walter Winchell in New York Celebs About Town
A crowded snapshot of film and stage stars in New York social scenes. Ava Gardner Joan Chandler Victor Francen Nina Foch Joseph Cotten India'.s Mme. Pandit Mickey Mantle Celeste Holm Irene Dunne and more appear at spots from the Colony to Central Park South. Broadway chatter features Victor Borge reviews and a running tally of industry gossip and pay.
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Ava Gardner
Movietown
Swank Colony
Joan Chandler
Central Park South
Victor Francen
5Th Avenue
Nina Foch
Joseph
Irene Dunne
New York
Sophie in Our Alley: Talent Push to Stay in Showbiz
An agent counsels a young actress considering quitting, noting you only gain eyes if you resemble Marilyn Monroe or Jane Russell. The remark leads to a mention of Sophie Tucker and Helen Trauthel as possible exceptions.
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Sophie
Marilyn Monroe
Jane Russell
Zatso
Sophie Tucker
Helen Trauthel
End As A Man energizes Greenwich Village crowd
Otto Preminger and Calder Willingham draw attention at the DeLys Theater in Greenwich Village as critics praise Willingham’s writing power. An alliance of Hollywood figures chats during intermission with Preminger recalling a Beverley Hills Hotel meeting with a bellhop past.
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Otto Preminger
DeLys
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Allywood
Otto
Beverley Hills
How to Be Loved Dietrich Sue London Graphic
Memos of a Midnighter narrates Mar lene Dietrich’s first article for The Ladies Journal in January. Dietrich sues the London Graphic over its Secrets of Dietrich quotes she never uttered. Hollywood players Huston and Eagle allegedly profited from abroad without taxation. Lindbergh refuses to sell Spirit of St Louis. Wilder reportedly offered a mint. Joyce Bryant debuts on radio. mayoral odds shift after capulas choice. Dean Achesons seen studying art in Paris while he prefers the West Indies.
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Marlene Dietrich
Ladies E Journal
London Graphic
Dietrich
John Huston
S. P. Eagle
Hollywood
Billy Wilder
Lindbergh
Gambler Nick the Greek Relents on Life Story Offer
A long resisted life story by Nick the Greek, famed as the nation's spectacular gambler, finally nears acceptance after a persistent friend presses for his tale. Recent luck has dwindled, and the deal hinges on whether the legendary figure will reveal his high stakes adventures.
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Big Time Spotlight at Paramount and So Big on Screen
Les Baxter leads a Paramount program as Fd na Ferbers So Big stars Jane Wyman. RCA Victor explores Glenn Miller album with many selections not previously recorded. The Music Hall stage show features a flying plane routine.
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Les Baxter
the Paramount
Ferber
Jane Wyman
Rca-Victor
Glenn Miller
The
Music Hall
Manhattan Murals and Broadway Buzz in a Fractured Night
A garbled column sketches last toastings and murals in Manhattan. It notes Puerto Rico acts on Broadway corners and a vendor’s misread hospital hint. It also mentions Ethel Merman and Mary Martin selling Decca records, Vivien Leigh returning to London, Rita Hayworth insurance issues, Selznick drafting film ideas, and light gossip from the 400.
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Manhattan
Voorth
Eac
Puerto Rico
Ethel Merman
Mary Martin
Decca
Boston
Vivien Leigh
Sir Laurence
London
Rita Hayworth
Gen. Motors
Men as flower buyers puzzled by choices at shops
In Cleveland Ralph Robinson of Telegraph Delivery Service says men often let others decide flower orders and focus on price. A convention discussed that men buy flowers for many occasions but rarely select boutonnieres. The piece adds a note that Pennsylvania hard coal mines pump enough water yearly to fill Lake Tahoe.
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Ralph Robinson
Telegraph Delivery Service
Los Angeles
U. S. Bureau of Mines
Pennsylvania
Lake Tahoe
California
Afternoon and Evening Radio Schedule Fragment
A fragmented list shows a 2:00 p.m. Catholic service on The Lyon at Dr Rober Bandstand and a 2:30 program Better Living with West Point Band. It mentions Recorded Readings, News on Marines, District Attorney, and multiple entertainment slots through 11:00 p.m., including Amos and Andy, Meet the Ar...
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Nbe
Lyon
Rober
Wyatt
Abe West Point Band
Abe
Orid Today
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Abe Snder
Tou
Cbe Cri
Mbs
Cbe Nery
Abe Hadow
Television Schedule Highlights for Monday and Sunday
A dense listing of daily programs across channels WSIS TVV and WTOB TV. Includes sports like Redskins football and Pro Football skin, talk shows, dramas, films, news specials, and variety hours with times from early morning to late night.
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Wtob-Tv
the Christophers
E Jessel
Walter Winchell
Oldest licensed driver candidate Ira Emmons at 98
Hughson California resident Ira W. Emmons is 98 and a likely nation’s oldest licensed driver. He has driven 35 years without an accident, owns a 25 year old car, and recently passed his license renewal test. He comments that too many drivers are speeding today.
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Hughson
Calif
Ira W. Emmons
Dorothy Lamour to Return to Quincy on 50 one night tours
Hollywood reports Dotty Lamour will visit Quincy Illinois later this month as part of a 50 city one nighters tour. She recalls her first audition in Quincy with Herbie Kay and Doris Robbins and notes she signed her first autographs there. Lamour plans a two hour stage show traveling by station wagon and bus with husband Bill Howard.
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James Bacon
Hollywood
Dorothy Lamour
Nev. Il
Quincy
Dorothy
Dotty
Marshall Field
Chicago
Herbie Kay
Doris Robbins
New Orleans
Quincy Date
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Davenport
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Oak Ridge
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Baltimore Blue Book
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Tobet
Family Theater
Thomas Jefferson
Colgate
Nolan to star as Queeg in Caine Mutiny Court Martial
Lloyd Nolan is signed by Paul Gregory to play Captain Queeg in The Caine Mutiny Court Martial. Henry Fonda and John Hodiak will play Lt Greenwald and Lt Maryk as the show begins rehearsals in Phoenix and heads to New York in January. Hermione Gingold arrives for John Murray Anderson's Almanac, and The Seven Year Itch company with Eddie Bracken opens in Detroit before Chicago. The Teahouse of the August Moon stages next in Boston before New York.
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New York
Lloyd Nolan
Paul Gregory
Nolan
Captain Queeg
Herman Wouk
Henry Fonda
Barney Greenwald
John Hodiak
Maryk
Phoenix
Ariz
Hermione Gingold
John Murray Anderson
Boston
Billy de Wolfe
Harry Belafonte
Nanci Crompton
Carleton Carpenter
Harry Mimmo
Marilyn Maxwell
Miss Gingold
London
Britain
Fanny Brice
George Axelrod
Eddie Bracken
Tom Ewell
Detroit
Cass Theatre
Erlanger Theatre
Chicago
Come King
Vanessa Brown
David Wayne
John Forsythe
Theatre Guild American Theatre Society
Council of Living Theatre
John Patrick
New Haven
Joshua Logan
New Orleans
Norman Krasna
Mary Martin
Charles Boyer
Logan
Nebraskans Planting Redwoods For Future Growth
Central Nebraska nurseryman Harold Vouk started redwood seedlings in pots on a wide open range near North Platte. In California redwoods reach 24 feet in three seasons, and Weitzel’s trees are now 24 feet tall. The project aims to establish redwoods in Nebraska someday.
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Nebraska
Harold Vouk
California
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