Three Faces of Eve Choice Acting Plum
Hollywood is impressed by Georgia actress Joanne Woodward for her performance potential in The Three Faces of Eve. The real life case inspired the film about Eve White who switches to Eve Black and Jane, with Joanne drawing on actual medical interviews to guide the role. She pursued acting from Thomasville to New York, studying at the Neighborhood Playhouse and gaining early success on television and stage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Homas Hollywood
Joanne Woodward
Eve
Georgia
Corbett H. Thigpen
Hervey M. Cleckley
University of Georgia
Jane
Joane
20Th Century-Fox
Joanne
Thomasville
Heso
L.S.A
New York
Neighborhood Playhouse
Dick Powell
Tear Out Ad for 1000 Dollar Life Insurance for Seniors
An old fashioned mail in ad targets people aged 60 to 80 offering a $1,000 lifeinsurance policy for final expenses. No obligation and no calls, just mail name address and age to Old American Ins Co Kansas City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old American
Kansas City
Old American Ins. Co
West 9Th
Dept
Morgan and Cass Enter The Lonhorn Saloon Dance
Morgan finishes dressing for the dance and heads to The Longhorn Saloon where he reunites with General Simcoe and Tom Alder. Cass, newly coiffed and in a green velvet dress, reveals plans to study in St Louis while Morgan fends off rivals and arranges a grand ball at a vacant frame building.
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Tom Alder
Morgan
Texas
Panhandle
Alder’s
Simcone
Mr. Morgan
Cass
Austin
St. Louis
Kansas City
Kansas
Morgai J. Jang Gass Bimece
Defender Two Part Studio One Drama Sets Tone
Charles Meager reviews Reginald Rose's The Defender to be shown in two installments on CBS TV Studio One with Ralph Bellamy as the defense attorney for a young man accused of killing a woman linked to a robbery. Bellamy notes the format novelty and mixed feelings about the character's guilt. The piece also cites a TeleVision Digest factbook listing 845 TV stations and 56 million sets worldwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reginald Rose
Studio One
Cbs-Tv
Bellamy
Department of Vital Statistics
Television Digest
United States
Great Britain
Canada
Russia
West Germany
Pacific Coast Storms Leave Three Dead
A brutal Pacific storm swept the West Coast with 158 mph winds killing three people and flooding Baker Oregon, isolating Vale and Ontario area, while mudslides blocked Highway 101 near Willits. A fir tree felled two foresters near Grants Pass and a Monterey woman died from a falling pine. A Pan American flight set a record from Honolulu to San Francisco in five hours four minutes.
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West Coast
Oregon City
Transocean
Gulf of Mexico
Midwest
Washington State
Powder River
Oregon
Baker
Vale
John Elvering
Yale
Ontario
Nothern
California
Willits
Grants Pass
Ore
Monterey
Calif
Russian River
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Pan American Airways
Honolulu
Newport Lumber Yard Fire Causes $120,000 Loss
Losses were estimated at 120,000 after a fire destroyed the Moore and Cone Lumber Co. yard in Newport yesterday. No injuries were reported in the hour-long blaze. The cause was undetermined. High winds threatened nearby frame homes as flames whipped toward them, but firefighters prevented spread. A collapsing brick wall damaged a nearby dwelling and three company trucks were destroyed.
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Newport
Moore and Cone Lumber Co
Fragmentary ballroom scene described by OCR
A partial OCR passage depicts a ballroom with about 40 people, noting more men than women and a sense of crowding. Names and actions are garbled, leaving a hazy snapshot of attendees and movement within a room.
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Sworthiegs
Hepes
Miss Harris Shower for Bride Elect Harris in Prescott
Miss Ethel Grace Harris bride elect of Darrell Wilson of Shreveport received a miscellaneous shower at Mrs. W Campbell’s home with hostesses Mrs. Mont Montgomery and others. Guests enjoyed spring blossoms, corsage gifts, and games led by Mrs. Warnecke. Thirty nine guests attended. Band Day proclaimed for February 26 1957 and ticket sales for Hell on Wheels to benefit band uniforms.
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Miss Harris
Ethel Grace Harris
Darrell Wilson
Shreveport
W. &. Campbell
Mont Montgomery
Mira
Bailey Warheke
Oilig Ward
Warnecke
Honor &Nest
Ward
Prescott
Band Mother’s Club
Khrushchev Eating Words Against Stalin
A 1950s New York report notes Nikita Khrushchev publicly denouncing Stalin in a Kremlin speech, contrasted with domestic items. The piece then lists local club notices, meetings, visits, and travel between Arkansas and nearby states, detailing cub scout activities and a string of social visits.
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Thomas B. Whitney
New York
Nikita Khrushchev
Kremlin
Russia
Joseph Stalin
Khrushchev Critique Sparks Global Turmoil Over Stalin
Soviet leader Khrushchev’s denunciation of Stalin fueled a year of upheaval across the Soviet bloc. The critique, once public, shifted opinion among youths and citizens in Russia and allied countries, challenging the communist regime's core. In Little Rock, Franklin Porter Johns, 'A' years old, died from injuries in a recent automobile accident near England, while her husband survived with broken ribs and a broken leg. The earliest sky writing claim dates to Amherst College in 1509.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stalin
Khrushchev
Mahla
Russia
Little Rock
Stuttgart
Franklin Porter Johns
England
Johns
Teetal Disorders and Digestive Ailments Promoted by New Book
A 40 page FREB BOOK promotes remedies for teetal disorders such as piles and fistula along with headaches nervousness stomach issues and bladder and liver complaints. The publication highlights Thornton Minor Hospital Suite 1419 pi1 E Linwood Kansas City Mo as a contact point for purchase or information.
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Thornton Minor Hospital
Suite 1419
Pi1
Linwood
Kansas City
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Tel el Kebir
Egypt
Sinai Desert
Lnghorn
General Simcoe
Sam Acres
Cassie
20Th Fox
Buddy Adler
Southwest
Arkansas
Hereford Association
Texarkana
Ned. R. Purtle
Hope, Arkansas
Charles Meager
Ralph Bellamy
Pacific Coast
Prescott News
Cub
P. A. Escarre
Earl Menser
Wallace Purtle
Carroll Sbraton
Ells Stewart
van Braffon
Cyril Stewart
Joe Escarre
Tommy Ford
Doug Hines
Larry Pennington
William T. Clay
Cub Scout den
Bill Beck
Michael Moore
Bill Oliver
Billy Hines
Jerry
Gary Beck
Johnny Redfern
Mike Garner
Otho Stephenson
Arkadelphia
Wren Scott
Ernest Cox
Fulton
J. B. Hesterly
Mattie Ellis
Clara Ellis
Los Angches
Tom Nelson
Tuscon
Arizona
Crane of
Ozan
R. I. Yarbrough
Mrs. S.C. Logan
Mrs. Steele Moore
Dallas, Texas
Bobby Grayson
Minden
Remmel Grayson
Amherst Col+ lege
Gbespedeza Kobe
C.D. Hare & Son Seed Store
E. M. McWilliams
Daytona
Pontiac
Agme
America
Pontiag
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