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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 1959
Page
22
A compact listings page details films at Paramount and drive ins including It Started With a Kiss Cry Tough and Some Like It Hot with cast lists. It notes early morning and late night programs plus pairings like The Mating Game and Terror From the Year 5000 and the Fireball lineup.
AP reports a humorist describes a high school hero in Dobie as eager for a girl, not a wolf, while noting his college campus tours to promote a cigarette brand. The piece mentions Shulman and references Barefoot Boy With Cheek, a novel later adapted for Broadway.
Hollywood star Dana Andrews reflects on a year in the play Two For the Seesaw. He says he earned less money than in films but did better overall, kept working eight shows a week, saved more, and believes the Broadway stint boosted his acting and film offers.
A New York City woman asks for information on Montpelier house lots with frontage on the Atlantic Ocean. The town is about 150 miles from the coast, making the request puzzling.
New York AP story details Claudette Colbert enjoying her own chuckle. She calls laughter vital to human relations and discusses acting balance between comedy and drama. The piece covers The Marriage Go Round Broadway Sept 14, Paris dreams, and her TV work on Women!.
New York AP reports major changes in fall television as networks vie for viewers with seven weeks of big expensive specials while long standing programs begin season premieres. Jack Benny shifts to CBS Sunday nights with George Gobel, competing against Loretta Young on NBC and a new ABC western The Alaskans with snowshoes.
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