Martin and Lewis split ends hinge on Jerry Lewis
Hollywood AP reports a cold civil war between Dean Martin and Jerry Lewis. Dean says he is ready to resume the act, while Jerry remains silent. They face a planned comedy western next month under Paramount terms. negotiations to exit contracts were rejected. The rift stems from different temperaments, with Jerry craving show life and Dean preferring ease.
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Split of Martin and Lewis ends long time team
A high profile review of the breakup between Dean Martin and Jerry Lewis. The pair, a multi million dollar act under contract with Paramount NBC and Hat Wallis, face a complex separation as Lewis seeks release to pursue other engagements while maintaining emphasis on clubs, theater work, and public relations.
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Mitch Miller radio advocate shapes CBS Music Hall show
New York AP reports Mitch Miller prefers radio and directs CBS radio Music Hall Sunday evenings, arguing that radio offers richer sound and adult appeal than television. Miller cites rehearsal time, sound quality, and focus on music over cameras as advantages. He contrasts TV’s emphasis on lighting with radio’s four hour orchestra prep and highlights his Rochester roots and Columbia Records role. The listing covers NBC/ABC style primetime fare on WJAC WFBG KDKA stations with serials, plays, and a quiz show lineup through late evening.
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Bridge slam not advised by Oswald Jacoby
Oswald Jacoby analyzes a bridge hand from a NEA column noting the slam cannot be recommended. West's opening lead of clubs and East's queen force South to win with the ace and face trouble, as a four spade or better defense could defeat the slam.
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Moroccan Dope Nets sharp-object incidents
A Moroccan in Tangier attacked foreigners and Jews with a sharp object, injuring four people including James M Batting of Teaneck New Jersey. His wife was unharmed, the assailant was captured after a light wound. Police said the man planned a jihad while under the influence.
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