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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 24, 1954
Page
8
Miss Rogers stars in three Noel Coward plays on a New York color television program, with Mrs. Stokowski making her color debut in a supporting role, AP wire photo.
The article notes European countries including Switzerland host avalanche research stations to study snow behavior across different climates and terrains. It also defines a nautical mile as 6,076.10 feet and a land mile as 5,280 feet.
New York reports Peter Pan sails back to Broadway with Mary Martin in the lead, a lavish Winter Garden production directed by Jerome Robbins. The piece outlines the long history of the role, from Maude Adams to Eva Le Gallienne and Jean Arthur, noting the enduring appeal to major female stars and the production’s celebrated team and past revivals.
A collage of industry snippets covers Edward G. Robinson and a bodyguard, Robert Mitchum office shift, Betty Hutton TV reception, Max Liebman compromises, Ingrid Bergman in London with kids for Joan at the Stake rehearsals, Roberto Rossellini absent, Leslie Caron in Fox’s nude attire, Clarence Muse in The Peanut Man, Perris California cameras, Eva Bartok Juergens marriage to Germany, Walter Plunkett linger for Green Mansions, Susan Shentall stepping back from Romeos, and Lili Damita’s career notes, with a tease of more on page ten.
Macao, 40 miles from Hong Kong across the Pearl River estuary, is described as a lively Oriental playground with gambling halls and palaces. The article notes its Mediterranean ambience, colonial architecture, and peaceful history since 1557, highlighting sites like the Buddhist Temple of Mercy and the Protestant Cemetery.
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