French crew clashes over Paris nightclub nude sequence
A producer director discusses filming in Paris with an all French crew. He says nudity was kept to a minimum to avoid cheap sensationalism while Olivia Havilland portrays The Sheeader's Daughter in a tour of Paris stories. The Sergeant’s blush is shown without explicit nudity, mirroring American sensibilities. He notes the shot was cut to prevent chilling the budget and still aims for Paris authenticity rather than Venice or Rome.
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Quiet begins as New York curbs horn noise
Officials target horn honking as the city fights noise with a new program. John Hornblower, No 1, is given until March 15 to reform under Deputy Commerce Commissioner Martin Dorge. Authorities say the initiative aims at education and reducing a nuisance that has made New York appear noisy and unhealthy.
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May Banks Still Slopping Homers
Willie Mays Ernie Banks and Wally Post led the league with 135 homers last season. In the first inter squad game this year they again showed power, with a notable four homer pace for the Giants Cubs and Reds players, as the season opened with strong hitting and long balls.
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The Greek List Plot and a Daring Escape Scene
In wartime Greece American Mike Morrison, trapped after a German invasion, fights to flee with a top secret list. He teams with Soutar and learns Stergiou’s list could derail German plans as Mosley and Konrad close in. A pivotal survival moment sets the stage for an underground turn in the war.
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Television's late hour could push dining room into past
In a reflective piece from Darlington Wisconsin, the author argues that television may be shifting meals from the dining room to chair and tray table watching in the living room. He notes Americans eat later, families gather around TV, and homes shrink as programs lure viewers home. A separate item reports Lafayette county voter turnout at 630 of 18,000 in the spring judicial primary.
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