Reno papers ban X rated film ads start October
The Reno Evening Gazette and Nevada State Journal will refuse advertising for X rated or unrated films starting Oct. 1. Publisher Richard J. Schuster says the papers won’t act as public censor but will decide what is acceptable for promotion. A Friday issue listed I Am Curious Yellow and Midnight Cowboy as noneligible ads.
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Calcutta Auditions Set for Los Angeles Run
Casting calls for the Los Angeles production of Oh Calcutta begin Tuesday at 2 p.m. for Equity female singers and actresses, 3:30 p.m. for Equity male singers and actors, and 5 p.m. for non Equity male actors at 6840 Hollywood Blvd next to Lowe's theater. Next Wednesday adds more sessions for non Equity female singers and dancers and Equity male dancers. The Fairfax Theater will host the show opening November 25 with Lou Shaw presenting.
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King Leer Signs to Direct Valley of the Dolls Sequel
Hollywood reports 20th Century Fox hired Russ Meyer, famed as King of the Nudies, to direct Beyond the Valley of the Dolls follow up. Meyer's Vixens cost about 73000 dollars and could gross several million, with Roger Ebert assisting on a new story.
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Yacht Owner Found Dead in San Francisco Harbor
Leo Cone a 54 year old former commodore of the Golden Gate Yacht Club was found dead Friday in the main cabin of his 40 foot power cruiser EdyLe moored at the yacht harbor. Coroner says apparent death by own action with empty sleeping pill bottles beside the body. Wife Edith discovered him. Local marine mechanic is named in report.
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Gwen Davis Writes Controversial Novel Seeks Fame
Hollywood reports Gwen Davis, a married mother of two, unveils The Pretenders as her latest provocative work. She defends its language as deliberate satire and aims for big sales while continuing work on a lighter love story. Oscar winner Jack Albertson buys film rights to The Marauder about the Sicilian Mafia.
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All Indian Rodeo Opens Two Day Huntington Event
The All Indian Rodeo begins a two day stand at a Huntington Beach pow wow to raise funds for the Orange County Indian Center. Held at Talbert Avenue and Golden West Street, the event offers free admission with proceeds aiding welfare medical help job placement and recreation for Indian families. about 40000 Indians live in Orange County.
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