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La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Dec 02, 1961

Page

13

Trio of Films 22 Promises Hollywood Laughs and Thrills

Mickey Rooney and Buddy Hackett headline a lively comedy at the Hollywood Theater starting Sunday with Scuttlebutt a talking duck and romance for Joanie Sommers. Scream of Fear with Susan Strasburg plays through Saturday. White Christmas returns midweek by request.

Mickey Rooney Buddy Hackett Ducky Hollywood Theater Scuttlebutt Navy Joanie Sommers Jackie Cooper Dr. Hennesey Susan Strasburg Ronald Lewis Christopher Lee Ann Todd

Singing Mailmen to Be Heard on LC Radios

Twenty five letter carriers and clerks in a national level recording will be broadcast in La Crosse starting this weekend. Postmaster Hetherington said La Crosse is among 500 locations for the premiere of Singing Mailmen, with songs from Deck the Halls to We Wish You a Merry Christmas.

Lerks la Crosse George M. Hetherington

Cagney Stars In Comedy Of Berlin's Cold War

Hollywood review hails Billy Wilder and James Cagney in One Two Three a brisk Berlin set satire. The film blends rapid pace and sharp gags with a grim Cold War backdrop as Cagney leads a colorful cast including Horst Buchholz Pamela Tiffin and Arlene Francis.

Cagney Berlin Hollywood Billy Wilder Wilder I. A. L. Diamond James Cagney Ferenc Mol Pamela Tiffin East Berlin Beatnik Horst Buchholz Buchholz Miss Tiffin Arlene Francis Lila Pulver

Japan Likes TV and Theater Popularity Abroad

Rosamond Gilder told the American Educational Theater Association that Tennessee Williams is most popular in Japan, Arthur Miller in Iron Curtain countries, and Eugene O’Neill in India, during her world travels with the International Theater Institute.

Japan TV New York Rosamond Gilder American Educational Theater Association Miss Gilder U.S International Theater Institute Tennessee Williams Arthur Miller Iron Curtain Eugene O'Neill India

Theater Directory Plays and Casts for Weekend to December

Hollywood listings show last times Saturday for Scream of Fear with Susan Strasburg and a broader run through Tuesday for Everything's Ducky starring Jackie Cooper Buddy Hackett and Mickey Rooney. Later, White Christmas opens with Bing Crosby Rosemary Clooney Vera Ellen and Danny Kaye. Rivali features Susan Slade with Troy Donahue Connie Stevens Dorothy McGuire and Lloyd Nolan. The Mask stars Paul Stevens Claudette Nevins. A Thunder of Drums includes Richard Boone George Hamilton Luana Patten and Arthur OConnell. Riviera showcases High School Hellcats Hotrod Gang and Lawless Breed, and Pit and the Pendulum with Vincent Price and Pleasure of His Company with Fred Astaire Tab Hunter Debbie Reynolds Lili Palmer start December 8.

Hollywood Theater Bing Crosby Danny Kaye Rosemary Clooney Vera Ellen Hollywood Susan Strasburg Ducky Jackie Cooper Buddy Hackett Mickey Rooney Rivali Susan Slade Troy Donahue Connie Stevens Dorothy McGuire Lloyd Nolan the Mask Paul Stevens Claudette Nevins Richard Boone George Hamilton Luana Patten Arthur O’connell Riviera Pit The Pendulum Vincent Price Fred Astaire Tab Hunter Debbie Reynolds Lili Palmer

Salute to Bob Hope Versatile star celebrates 25 years in film

Hal Boyle profiles Bob Hope, noting his 25 years in cinema and 53 films earning about 250 million. The entertainer stays busy, plans schedules, and expands with business interests while stressing moving, variety, and generosity as keys to avoiding boredom.

Hal Boyle Bob Hope New York Robert Hope Bob Hollywood Texas

Eye shaped pool planned for Connie Stevens home

Hollywood actress Connie Stevens says her new Sherman Oaks residence will feature an eye shaped swimming pool. She notes the unusual design as a standout element of the property and confirms filming ties with Warner Bros. and Hawaiian Eye.

Hollywood Connie Stevens Warner Bros Abc-Tv Sherman Oaks

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