TV Plans for Jack Pearl and Other Show Biz News
Jack Pearl may star in a situation comedy after retirement with an unknown Baron Munchauser type. Hal March seeks varied acting work beyond The $64,000 Question while Candy Toxton faces divorce from Mel Torme. Burt Lancaster and Artur Rubinstein shared a plane, joking around, and Noel Coward demands full dress rehearsals for Blithe Spirit in Hollywood. Adolphe Menjou recalls a bullfight and a lucky bull ear toss. Manu and Teva, a Honolulu couple, marry and aim to save for a Tahitian restaurant. Welles and Gleason together on Volpone spark a Broadway quip about a limited partnership. Dairy foods make up 25 percent of American consumption.
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Tips for Teens by Elinor Williams
A high school boy asks how to restore party invites after shunning girls and parties. Advice: be friendly to girls at school and return invitations with one of his own. Start with courtesy, invite girls to movies or events, thank them for their parties, and consider hosting a party with help from a girl.
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Deadly Carbon Monoxide Risks and Prevention Tips
Dr Edwin P Jordan warns of accidental carbon monoxide poisoning from closed spaces. Gas heaters, car engines in closed garages, and defective stoves can be deadly. Quick removal from toxic air, oxygen therapy, and emergency training by responders improve outcomes. Open windows in cold seasons and never warm a car in a closed garage.
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Hollywood Scene roundup of film stars and industry moves
Hollywood reports six jokers in play with the Marx Brothers and Dean Martin and Jerry Lewis. MGM plans a Marx biography while Hal Wallis works on The Martin and Lewis Story. Industry opposed the sale of 600 RKO films to TV, saying old titles keep audiences home. Jerry Colonna to host TV’s Super Circus as Around the World in 80 Days finishes in Hollywood after 75 days of shooting.
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Bud Freeman
Mynah Bird
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Glynis Johns
Danny Kaye
First US Wallpaper Factory Founded by John B Howell
The first wallpaper manufacturing facility in the United States was founded by John B Howell in Albany New York in 1790.
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