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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 23, 1966
Page
35
New York sees Melina Mercouri and Jules Dassin moving from cinema to Broadway with a musical comedy titled Tilya Darling. Dassin directs while Mercouri stars, marking their first song and dance venture after Never on Sunday.
Fans from page 100 fathers of TV came back for return engagements in television. Uncle Miltie loses his bounce while Garry Moore remains unchanged though his material droops. Bonanza and other shows face stiff competition and a shift to family unit Westerns without real waves of enthusiasm.
The article portrays Melina as she confronts Broadway nerves and a tense decision by Bloomgarden and Dassin on whether to include Never on Sunday with 18 new melodies. Julie urges singing despite fear as Cassin notes her pacing on arrival and the plan to finalize the score.
Peggy Day expects the Days tenth child on October 25. The Day family in Mandeville Canyon includes six boys and three girls with nine bedrooms. Father, a nightclub and TV figure, notes the boys dislike singing while Margaret 14 shows interest in show business.
Adults only program highlights two feature films titled The Female The Kind of Life They Dream About But Don’t Dare Live Beautiful Girls and The Keeler Affair The True Story Now Revealed showing in exclusive presentation.
An animal trainer shows operant conditioning as trainer Smythe rewards trained animals with food after each correct action. SHORE and Di Sesso emphasize calm voice and kindness while managing the animals.
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