James Bond Thrillers At Hollywood Theater This Summer
A James Bond thriller continues at the Hollywood through June 27 with Sean Connery starring in You Only Live Twice set to begin June 28. The film features a cast including Michael Caine Jane Fonda and Bernard Lee. Also shown are family matinees including The Finest Hours about Winston Churchill narrated by Orson Welles.
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Hollywood
Michael Caine
Loring Smith
Peter Goff
Jane Fonda
Sean Connery
James Bond
Japan
Hong Kong
Spain
Gibraltar
London
Dr. No
Goldfinger
Thunderball
Bernard Lee
Lois Maxwell
Des‘mond Llewellyn
Akiko Wakabayashi
Mie Hama
Teru Shimada
Sir Winston Churchill
Orson Welles
Week In Sports TV and Radio Listings Update
A dated summary lists baseball games for the Minnesota Twins versus Chicago White Sox and Boston Red Sox on various dates on WKBH and WKTY, plus television slots for soccer, golf, fishing, wrestling, and World of Sports features across channels 2, 6, 8, 10, 11, and 13.
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Minnesota Twins
Chicago White Sox
Twins
Boston Red Sox
WKBH
Red Sox
North la Crosse Speedway
WKTY
Harmon Killibrew
Halsey Hall
Wide World of Sports
Plimpton Eyes Movie Career
George Plimpton, author of Paper Lion, may star in a film after United Artists bought the movie rights for 50,000 dollars. The Paris Review editor, 39, will test for the lead role portraying himself in the adaptation of his football practice with the Detroit Lions.
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NEW York
George Plimpton
Plimpton
Paper Lion
Detroit Lions
United Artists
The
Paris Review
Windy City Start Robert Conrad's Chicago Singing Beginnings
Robert Conrad, later co star of The Wild Wild West, began his show business path as a Chicago singer. He started in local clubs and small performances before breaking into acting, shaping a career that would lead to television fame.
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Robert Conrad
Ed Simmons to head NBC writing for Jerry Lewis program
Ed Simmons leads the writing staff for Jerry Lewis new NBC show set to debut in the fall. He previously wrote for Lewis during the Colgate Comedy Hour era with Martin in the early 1950s.
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New York
UPI
Ed Simmons
Jerry Lewis
NBC
Lewis
Dean Martin
Art dealer Sidney Janis donates 100 works to MoMA
New York AP Alfred H Barr Jr announces Sidney Janis personal collection of 100 works by 54 artists including Picasso Du Buffet Giacometti Kandinsky de Kooning Leger Mondrian Pollock Warhol valued at 2 to 3 million will be exhibited at MoMA next January and then toured nationwide.
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New York
Sidney Janis
Museum of Modern Art
Alfred H. Barr Jr
Picasso
DuBuffet
Giacometti
Kandinsky
de Kooning
Leger
Marisol
Mondrian
Pollock
Warhol
Essay on Women to be Repeated on CBS TV
CBS news correspondent Harry Reasoner and writer producer Andrew Rooney rebroadcast in color on Tuesday July 11 their essay on women. The piece argues women's unrest stems from belief men's goals dominate all success and from outside world appeal.
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CBS News
Harry Reasoner
Andrew A. Rooney
Reasoner- Rooney
America
Scotland
Entertainer William Demarest Remembered for TV and Jazz Singer Role
William Demarest famed as Uncle Charley on CBSs My Three Sons and noted for appearing with Al Jolson in 1927s The Jazz Singer the first all talking talking motion picture.
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William Demarest
Charley
CBS
al Jolson
Olivier Faces Cancer Battle as Theatre Plans Pressing
Actress Joan Plowright says Sir Laurence Olivier has a prostate cancer that is being treated with deep ray therapy. Doctors forbid him from appearing for three weeks, missing seven performances at Britain's National Theatre, though an 85 percent chance of recovery is cited.
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London
Joan Plowright
Laurence Olivier
Britain
National Theater
Olivier
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