Scott Deserves Chance at Oscar
Hollywood notes Scott C Scott campaigns quietly for best actor 1970 nomination for Patton while critics hail his tour de force in the role. The piece argues withholding would devalue the academy and mocks past clashes with George C. Scott, urging a fair nomination process.
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Joanne Woodward Prefers Ballet Dancing to Acting
Joanne Woodward favors ballet over acting and trains five days a week at 9 to 10 a.m. She serves as president of the Ballet Society of Los Angeles and, with fellow midlife actresses, attends ballet classes at the David Linthoe School of Ballet in Beverly Hills. She recalls starting after a bout with illness and after her third child, saying she loves ballet and would have liked to be a dancer rather than a character actress. She laments limited performance venues for Los Angeles ballet students.
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Chamberlain to debut Shakespeare in Seattle theater
Richard Chamberlain the first American to play Hamlet in England since 1924 makes his U S Shakespearean stage debut in Seattle at the Seattle Repertory Theatre for five weeks. The actor known as Dr Kildare will headline Richard II with a plan to raise extra funds by charging admission and selling homemade cookies and cakes.
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Light Up the Sky extended at Huntington Hartford Theater
Moss Hart's comedy Light Up the Sky will run an extra week at the Huntington Hartford Theater, now playing through February 6. The production features show people and the lively onstage world they inhabit.
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Broadway chatter and stage plans in a noisy wrap
A jumble of theater gossip and plans includes Lana Cantrell meeting Lassie at a hotel, a potential move of Oh Calcutta to Broadway next month, Pyll Clarke with David Frost and Diahann Carroll, Carol Channing in Hour On a Garden, and producer Ostrow weighing a new show plus a teased Bob Dylan score. The column offers quick snatches of jokes and industry chatter with names and venues blurred by the clipping.
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