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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Nov 07, 1973
Page
3
Ronald C. Hood reviews Roland Mousnier’s analysis of the 1610 assassination by Francois Ravaillac. The work links hate as a motive to violence and debates how the event shaped French absolutism, paving the path to Louis XIV and later revolutions.
A compact critical portrait of Lillian Hellman in Pentimento R. Lillian Hellman, from Little, Brown. The author reflects on people who shaped her life through seven related sections, tying personal memory to art, with focus on New Orleans upbringing and influential relatives.
Bruce Meyer reviews Curtis Mayfield, praising his distinct style and influence on rhythm and blues. He credits Mayfield with revitalizing Motown roots, highlights the Superfly soundtrack era, and notes the new album Back In The World as a stylistic continuation, while acknowledging some critical controversy and Toffler buffer.
Time to Run will open at the Saenger Theater December 5 through 8. World Wide Pictures representative Bob Deline and Dr. Bill Capps discuss the film’s neutral gospel objective. A 16 minute promo is available for churches groups and students with advance tickets $1 on sale November 18 at local stores.
Hollywood observer laments a season of uninspired TV with little originality and scarce humor. Deborah Kerr returns to Broadway and Hollywood gatherings showcase both old and new stars, including Irene Dunne, Jack Oakie, Jane Wyatt, and Rock Hudson amid a tour mindset for Broadway.
Chicago publisher Let's Save The Children argues a child friendly book series featuring The Jackson Five helps black and white students alike. The founder, Helen King, says the social studies texts build reading interest, connect geography and culture, and address reading skills with simple language while using black language sparingly.
Dick Kleiner profiles Telly Savalas praising his blunt wit and solid talking style. Savalas discusses the spellings of Kojak CBS plans, his screenplay project inspired by personal experiences, and his stance on acting security and family. He notes his uncle the psychiatrist and his reluctant shift to television.
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