Stars of Tomorrow Sex Appeal Plus Brains in Hollywood
A 1960s preview catalogs young actresses of promise and pedigree including Angie Dickinson Millie Perkins Sandra Dee Lange Jill St John Carol Lynley Luana Patten Jo Morrow Andra Martin Barbara Eden Evy Norland and Shirley MacLaine detailing beauty brains and rising film careers plus notes on Dick Clark and Victoria Shaw dancing in Because Theyre Young highlighting Hollywoods teen idol culture and evolving screen personas.
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Television Plays It Cool With Those New Songs
Television star Ethel Merman will perform from Gypsy on Ed Sullivan and a color special Dec. 1. The piece notes TV uses standard tunes and show themes to sell merchandise, citing Westerns and adventure programs. The Ballad of Paladin from Have Gun Will Travel is highlighted as a likely future classic.
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George M. Cohan
Red Skelton Still Living On Stage And Screen
Hollywood AP reports Red Skelton enters his 10th TV season as a top comic. He stays close to audiences by performing in outdoor venues and clubs each summer and plans film work in Japan and Mexico while preparing his first CBS TV special.
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CBS Tonight
Negro Doctor Seeks School Admission for Children
Dr. Harold G. Russell, a Black physician, sued St. Louis County Court to force West Richmond School to admit his children Lillette, 5, and Harold Jr., 8, alleging denial due to race. He said the district barred their enrollment in an all-white suburb.
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Franz Werfel Dies at 66 in 1945 World Writer
Franz Werfel, renowned novelist and dramatist of the 20th century, died in 1945. His notable works include The Forty Days of Musa Dagh and Goat Song.
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Franz Werfel
Sound of Music Prepares Record Broadway Opening
The Sound of Music opens November 12 at the Lunt-Fontanne Theater with Mary Martin starring. Advance sales are projected to reach two million dollars, aiming to set a Broadway record as the Trapp family tale unfolds with Rodgers music Hammerstein lyrics and Lind Say and Russel Crouse book.
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Trapp
Austria
United States
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Oscar Hammerstein II
Howard Lindsay
Russel Crouse
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