Paramounts Cameras Go Into Action
Two major Paramount Pictures films The Odd Couple and The Presidents Analyst began filming in New York City locations this week. The Odd Couple stars Jack Lemmon and Walter Matthau with shoots on Riverside Drive Central Park West Broadway Times Square and the Soldiers and Sailors Monument. The Presidents Analyst stars James Coburn Godfrey Cambridge Severn Darden and introduces Joan Delaney with scenes at the Statue of Liberty Brooklyn Bridge Paramount Building RCA Building Cloisters Central Park West Whitney Museum Greenwich Village Chinatown and several Lower Manhattan streets.
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Shrew Used For TV Hour Spoof Highlights Allen Comedy Hour
A slapstick spoof of The Taming of the Shrew headlines The Steve Allen Comedy Hour on July 5. Steve Allen Jayne Meadows Louis Nye Ruth Buzzi and The Big Band of Terry Gibbs star with guests Paul Lynde Dayton Allen The Fifth Dimension and impressionist David Frye.
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Adults Prefer Radio Over Other Media for Daytime Time
More than 80 percent of U S adults spend more daytime hours with radio than with any other medium, highlighting radio as the dominant daytime entertainment and information source.
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Fleischer Signs to Direct Boston Strangler for Fox
UPI reports Richard Fleischer has signed to direct The Boston Strangler for 20th Century-Fox. The project centers on the infamous 1960s case and stars a yet unnamed cast.
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Sunday Music Picks From WLCX WKBH WKTY and WWLA
Special Sunday music block features John Hancock on WLCX starting 8 a.m. for over three hours. At 10:10 a.m. on WKBH Tennessee Ernie Ford performs with Kate Smith and Earl Wrightson, plus selections like Eternal Father. WKTY’s 11:30 a.m. slot showcases German songs and standards by the Bobo Lucas Chorus. John Doremus joins WWLA-FM at 1 p.m., leading into Boston Pops and a mix of repertoire. Sunday morning music runs from 9 a.m.
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Vacation Playhouse Debuts On CBS June 30
Ed Wynn and Ethel Waters lead the premiere episode Youre Only Young Twice as CBS launches the summer series Vacation Playhouse on Monday July 3 The 10 week run replaces The Lucy Show with different comedy themes each week featuring stars such as Ethel Merman Wally Cox Barry Nelson Joanna Moore Andy Devine Jerry Van Dyke and more
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CBS Prepares Five Cartoons For Fall Schedule
CBS unveils a six hour Saturday daytime lineup starting Sept 9 featuring five new animated series The Herculoids Shazzan Moby Dick and The Mighty Mighter The Superman Aquaman Hour of Adventure and Jonny Quest along with established hits Captain Kangaroo Frankenstein Jr and The Impossibles Space Ghost The Lone Ranger and The Road Runner are slated to continue.
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Picadilly Palace Summer TV Variety Hour on ABC TV
Singer Frankie Avalon and The New Vaudeville Band join British comedy duo Eric Morecambe and Ernie Wise for an hour of song and dance in the color summer variety hour Piccadilly Palace airing Saturday June 10 on ABC TV.
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Peyton Place real life rivals scripted woes Hollywood
The Peyton Place production battles real woes with actor replacements and on set tensions. George Macready is hospitalized, Rosamy Barbara Parkins shoots Valley of the Dolls during a production lag, and Everett Chambers notes cast pressures as the show tackles sensational topics while keeping sponsors.
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Mia Farrow
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Michael Rossi
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Steven Cord
Jim Douglas
Miss Parkins
New York
Love Is a Many Splendored Thing Debuts on CBS
The daytime drama Love Is a Many Splendored Thing will premiere Monday September 18 as a weekday feature on CBS television. The show marks a major addition to the network schedule and will air daily from Monday through Friday.
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Folk duo Sonmy and Cher announce first child
In Encino California the folk singers Sonmy and Cher reveal they are expecting their first baby. Cher says that learning about the baby completes life after feeling they have everything. They wed in October 1964.
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Arkin Leaves Hollywood for Inspector Clouseau Role
Alan Arkin departs to London to star in the title role of Inspector Clouseau for Mirisch Corporation, marking a major film project shift from Hollywood to overseas production.
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