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Newspaper
Independent
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 1975
Page
9
A fragmentary column snippet includes remarks about dating before marriage and after, quips from George Burns about skilled people driving cabs, and a cafe owner’s uneasy business mood with stray dialogue. The text shows disjointed quotes and partial phrases from EA Wilson II.
Film legend Marlene Dietrich, 74, toppled on stage during a Sydney performance Monday night. A spokesman said she sustained injuries but spirits remain high and she will remain in hospital for at least three days.
Miss Dietrich collapsed with a broken left leg after stepping from the curtain during a show in Australia. She received backstage treatment, was transported by Rolls-Royce to Vincent's Hospital, and canceled the rest of her three week itinerary. Hospital officials said the actress sustained a fracture in the left leg and will remain under medical care.
The Eagles headlined a cross lineup at Anaheim Stadium drawing over 3,000 fans. Linda Ronstadt and Jackson Browne joined in, with David Lindley and John David Souther contributing to a sunset set of rock country and blues. The show mixed familiar hits and notable collaborations, delivering a polished, upbeat afternoon of classic Southern California rock.
Country star Earl Scruggs, 51, was in satisfactory condition after piloting a light Cessna that overshot a landing strip near Mur ray Ky and flipped in a farm field. He suffered a broken nose, broken ankle, facial lacerations and head injuries. He was found kneeling outside the wreckage and shouted for help as police and residents responded. Scruggs is famed for five string banjo and has appeared on TV themes and Carnegie Hall performances.
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