Old and New Faces Set TV Lineup for Fall
Hollywood reports fall brings familiar faces back to screens with Ann Sothern, Don Porter, and Sally Field among veterans returning to series like Private Secretary and Gidget. New roles include William Demarest joining My Three Sons and The FBI touting a private, publicity shy FBI adviser.
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Hollywood
Ann Sothern
Mr. Sands
Mr. Devery
Don Porter
Gidget
ABC
Porter
Miss Sothern
Private Secretary
Susy
Katie
Demarest
Tim Considine
Hazel
CBS
FBI
J. Edgar Hoover
Allen Rossi Sign for Paramount First Motion Picture
Paramount signs Marty Allen and Steve Rossi to launch their first film tentatively titled Last of the Secret Agents. Norman Abbott to produce and Mel Tolkin to write the screenplay with Abbott directing top TV shows and Tolkin a veteran Sid Caesar writer.
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Paramount Pictures
Marty Allen
Steve Rossi
Hollywood
Norman Abbott
Jack Benny
Mel Tolkin
Danny Kaye
Abbott
Sters
New York
Lincoln Center For the Performing Arts
Tolkin
Sid Caesar
Allen and
Rossi
Paramount
Two Plays Set In Rustic Coulee Setting
The Coulee Region Festival of Arts schedules two arena style plays at Mt. La Crosse Tenthouse Theater Under the Stars directed by Michael Thompson. Ballad of the Sad Cafe opens Aug 19 with Richard Grom as Cousin Lyman and runs Aug 19 20 22 26 28. The Boyfriend opens Aug 13 with subsequent shows on 14 15 21 27 and 28. Tickets $1.50 at local drugstores. no reserved seats.
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Coulee Region
Mt. la Crosse
South
la Crosse
Cousin Lyman
Richard Grom
Grom
Chicago
Mt. la Crosse Tenthouse
Degen-Berglund Drug Stores
Leibold's
Doerflinger’s
Major Drugs
Berg’s
Jim Gutzke
Caroline Prentice
Coulee
Folk Opera Set For Aug 10 in Vocational Auditorium
A one act folk opera Down in the Valley by Kurt Weill will be staged at 8:30 p.m. on Tuesday August 10 in the Coleman Vocational School Auditorium. Gary Glaze of Stetson University directs with Harmer Root La Crosse conducting. Mary Bay Dennis Root James Regelein Kenneth Blanchard Thomas Grenisen Mel Hauge lead with a 40 member Happy Twirlers chorus. English language performance open to the public free of charge.
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Kurt Weill
Coleman Vocational School
Gary Glaze
Stetson University
Florida
Coulee Region
First Opera Workshop
Harmer Root
la Crosse
Mary Bay
Jennie Parsons
Dennis Root
Brack Weaver
James Regelein
Leader
Happy Twirlers Square Dancing Club
Down In the Valley
Menotti
Offenbach
Wilma ‘Scheffer
Shirley Staton
Loraine Mcllraith
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Bob Swerman
Ted Metschman
Mount
Cobby
St. Bernard
Tribune
Fall
Theater Under the Stars
Tenthouse
Tival OI
Michael Caine
Shelly Winters
Benedict Arnold
St. Mary’s Church
Battersea
South London
Caine
Miss Winters
Alfie
Kenneth Blanchard
Jennie
Thomas Grenisen
Thomas Bouche
Mel ‘Hauge
Precher
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