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Newspaper
Independent
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1959
Page
6
Washington report states Angier Biddle Duke, a former diplomat, is named to the advisory committee on foreign policy for the Democratic Advisory Council in New York. The appointment signals party efforts to include seasoned foreign policy voices.
Calcutta based Gupta 36 year old Indian film producer says he will allow his wife Sonali to divorce him when she wants under Hindu law she needs his consent. He claims Sonali’s romantic links with Malian by producer Roberto Rossellini are over and they now live in Paris. He told a newsman in an interview Saturday she hoped to obtain a divorce and he would not stand in her way.
A spirited Magnolia Theater production of Oscar Wilde sharpens humor with the debuting actor Chip Coburn in The Importance of Being Earnest. Strong supporting turns by Gaydos, Pyne, Coburn, and Talbott highlight graceful blocking, elegant costumes, and stylish direction by John McNamara shaping a satisfying period comedy.
Hollywood reports Ernie Borgnine has wrapped a stay in Australia filming Summer of the 7th Doll with Anne Baxter. He praised Australian hospitality and beer culture and noted locals urged lights on for Sydney night shots. The Magnolia Theatre in Magnolia shows the production on weekends at 8:30.
Officials head Long Beach State College Spring Sing with Jack Hayes as master of ceremonies and judges including Royal Stanton Philip Ellethorpe and others. The event features 20 LBSC student groups and begins at 7 40 p.m. at the college auditorium. Katy Jurado and Ernie deliver remarks while Dike serves as student chairman.
Review praises Leontyne Price for a flawless performance at Shrine Auditorium Los Angeles presented by the Los Angeles Community Concert Association. The Negro soprano impressed with two vocal timbres, superb technique, and dramatic artistry in arias spirituals and lieder. Encores and strong recalls followed a program featuring Puccini Handel Mozart Wolf Debussy and spirituals.
New York hosts the largest conference of journalists as about 14,500 student editors from 450 public, private, and parochial schools prepare to attend the 35th Columbia Scholastic Press Association convention. The event runs Thursday through Saturday with fast swap ads available through classified services.
Crest and Los Altos drive-ins showcase Up Periscope, City of Fear, and more in color. Long Beach and Hwy 39 theaters offer Some Came Running with Sinatra, MacLaine, and Martin plus Geisha Boy and The Tunnel of Love. Imperial screens The Ten Commandments in three daily showings.
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