Panel of experts picks immortality for TV favorites
An AP report details a forum by the Academy of Television Arts and Sciences where 38 past shows are chosen for an ideal week of viewing. The panel favors comedies, variety acts, dramas, westerns, whodunits, and special programs, while noting the challenge of perfect scheduling.
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New York
Academy of Television Arts and Sciences
Red Skelton
Lucille Ball
Jack Benny
George Gobel
Groucho Marx
Phil Silvers
Jackie Gleason
Milton Berle Star Theatre
Perry Como
Ed Sullivan
Arthur Godfrey
Sid Caesar
Playhouse 90
Studio One
Sunset Strip
Leonard Bernstein
The
Philharmonic
Wiz‘ard
Ice Show Presents The Legend of the Black Pearl
The 1960 Holiday on Ice production travels beneath the sea with The Legend of the Black Pearl. Jinx Clark anchors the lead as the Rare Black Pearl in Neptune’s realm at the War Memorial Coliseum Greensboro opening Thursday October 29. Skating ensemble glitters as pearls starfish and seahorses enhance the coral sea setting.
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Jinx Clark
America
New War Memorial Coliseum
Greensboro
Miss Clark
Coral Sea
Freddie Wittop
Holiday
Jack Webb Brings Real Newspaper Life to "-30-" Film
Hollywood star Jack Webb announced his new Warner Bros. release "-30-" offers an authentic view of a newspaper city room. Webb and Mark VII Ltd. built a detailed sound stage newsroom with actual AP and UPI equipment to portray journalistic toil and truth.
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Hollywood
Jack Webb
Webb
Mark VII Ltd
Warner Bros
City Room
Los Angeles
Associated Press
United Press International
The Blue Angel and The Oregon Trail At Local Cinemas
Sunday to Wednesday showings of The Blue Angel starring May Britt and Curt Jurgens in cinemascope and color. Thursday to Saturday screens The Oregon Trail with Fred Mac Murray and William Bishop in cinemascope and color. Saturday morning includes Ken tucky Rifle cartoons Chapter Seven Jesse James Rides Again and a talent roundup stage show.
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Blue Angel
May Britt
Curt Jurgens
Oregon Trail
Fred MacMurray
William Bishop
Jesse James
Paramount Theatre Week at the Movies
Sunday to Wednesday shows The Wonderful Country starring Robert Mitchum and Julie London in cinemascope and Technicolor. Thursday to Saturday features Timbuctu with Victor Mature and Yvonne De Carlo.
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Paramount Theater
Timbuctu
Victor Mature
Yvonne de Carlo
Midway Drive In Schedule Highlights Classic Color Films
Sunday to Wednesday features Last Train From Gun Hill with Kirk Douglas and Anthony Quinn in color. Also Boys of the City with East Side Kids. Thursday to Friday offers Daughters of Satan. Saturday shows North by Northwest with Cary Grant and Eva Marie Saint in color.
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Gun Hill
Kirk Douglas
Anthony Quinn
Carolyn Jones
Earl Holliman
Boys of the City
East Side Kids
Cary Grant
Eva Marie Saint
Tar Heel Drive In Showtimes Return of Classic Cast
Sunday to Tuesday features Gunfight at a Net with Joel McCrea and Julie Adams in cinemascope. Wednesday to Thursday offers Shake Hands with the Devil starring James Cagney Don Murray and Dana Wynter. Friday to Saturday screens Underwater with Jane Russell Gilbert Roland and Richard Egan. Also shows Naked in the Sun with James Craig Lita Milan and Barton MacLane and Dino with Sal Mineo and Susan Kohner.
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Tar Heel Drive-In
Joel McCrea
Julie Adams
Shake Hands With
the Devil
James Cagney
Don Murray
Dana Wynter
Jane Russell
Gilbert Roland
Richard Egan
Naked In the
James Craig
Lita Milan
Barton MacLane
Dino
Sal Mineo
Susan Kohner
Elmer Gantry film stirs Protestant protest and debate
Hollywood debates the movie adaptation of Sinclair Lewis’s Elmer Gantry as Protestant leaders split over its portrayal of religion. Director Richard Brooks and star Burt Lancaster defend the film against charges it undermines religious officials while noting Gantry is shown as a schemer rather than a ordained minister.
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Hollywood
Elmer Gantry
Sinclair Lewis
Lewis
Richard Brooks
Burt Lancaster
Elmer
Brooks
Eskimo Role Won by Young Actor in Ice Palace
Warner Bros signs Steve Harris a young Eurasian actor painter and writer to play the half Eskimo son of Robert Ryan in Ice Palace directed by Vincent Sherman scenes shot in Alaska for the Ferber adaptation.
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Hollywood
Steve Harris
University of Kansas
Warner Bros
Robert Ryan
Vincent Sherman
Alaska
Edna Ferber
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