Clark Gable Starred At Rivoli In Gone With The Wind
Rivoli continues Gone With The Wind through Wednesday drawing long lines of centennial War Between the States viewers. The Last Sunset follows with Rock Hudson Kirk Douglas starring in rugged Mexico locations alongside Dorothy Malone Joseph Cotten Carol Lyndley and Neville Brand.
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Miss Stanwyck Returns to Screen Work After Emmy Win
Hollywood notes Barbara Stanwyck, 53, back on movie sets after winning an Emmy for The TV Jungle mini run. She jokes about playing a madam in A Walk On the Wild Side and says she’s at her best on a picture. She hasn’t won an Oscar despite four nominations.
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Denker Adapting Italian Drama for Broadway
Playwright Henry Denker undertakes a Broadway adaptation of The Burnt Flower Bed after talks with Ugo Betti's widow. He is already represented on Broadway with A Far Country.
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Kingston Trio Breaks Up After Conflict of Interests
The Kingston Trio announce a breakup with Dave Guard pursuing serious music and the other two, Bob Shane and Nick Reynolds, preferring pop. Manager Frank Werber notes material selection as the difference, while mentor James Saphier suggests a cooling-off period may heal the rift.
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Capitol Has Major Album Release With 14 New Packages
Capitol unveils 14 new pop packages and a stereo soundtrack version from High Society. The May lineup features Milt Kamen’s debut, Stan Freberg’s United States of America, Ray Budzilek, The Jordanaires, Guy Lombardo, The Four Freshmen, The Four Preps, Eddie Dunstedter, Tennessee Ernie Ford, The Christian Brothers, and Paul Weston Rene Bloch orchestra. A new La Pachanga craze piece and two era-spanning collections round out the release.
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Le Gallienne to Tour in Mary Stuart and Elizabeth the Queen
Eva Le Gallienne heads a 35 week nationwide tour launching the National Repertory Theater. She will play Mary Stuart and Elizabeth the Queen on the road, alternating the two plays as part of a permanent touring group. The company previously toured the production a year earlier.
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Bette Davis Signs for The Night of The Iguana on Broadway
Bette Davis has signed for the principal role in Tennessee Williams The Night of The Iguana on Broadway with a White Way premiere set for December 28. The action unfolds in Acapulco Mexico with co stars yet to be announced.
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Theater Directory Offers Week of Film and Stage
The list shows starts Sunday with The Right Approach starring Frankie Vaughn Gary Crosby Martha Hyer and Juliet Prowse. Other titles include Last Days of Pompeii with Steve Reeves, Battle In Outer Space and 12 to the Moon Friday, The Big Show with Esther Williams Cliff Robertson and David Nelson Saturday, Gone With the Wind Sunday to Wednesday, The Last Sunset with Rock Hudson and Kirk Douglas Thursday, Cry For Happy Riviera weekend, Little Shepherd of Kingdom Come Tess of the Storm Country Starlite, North To Alaska When Comedy was King Sunday through Tuesday, Who Was That Lady Kil lers of Killimanjaro Wednesday, Magnificent Seven Facts of Life North Star weekend, High and Mighty Hondo Tuesday to Thursday, Suddenly Last Summer The Unforgiven Friday.
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Alec Guinness Returns to Hollywood in A Majority of One
Sir Alec Guinness, back in Hollywood after six years, portrays a Japanese gentleman in A Majority of One for Warner Brothers with Rosalind Russell as the Bronx housewife he romances. He prepared by two weeks in Japan and travel to observe, then avoided a single inn to sidestep missteps, noting Hollywood as a prime film hub.
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Harvey to Star in The Wonderful World of the Brothers Grimm
Laurence Harvey is set by MGM to portray William Grimm in The Wonderful World of the Brothers Grimm, a Cinerama film produced by George Pal. He will play the young Grimm, whose dreams inspire fairy tales while his brother’s books fund the family. The project follows How the West Was Won as MGM’s first Cinerama feature.
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Mary O'Hara Turns to Theater with Oh Wyoming
New York AP Mary O'Hara writes and composes for the folk musical Oh Wyoming after a trial run at Catholic University. The author of My Friend Flicka Thunderhead and Green Grass of Wyoming works as author composer and lyricist for the summer Cheyenne production. The World produced 1 970 trillion cigarettes during 1958.
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