New Sleuth Introduced In Dr No
Hollywood AP review notes James Bond debuts in Dr No as a stylish spy popular in England and slated for future films. Sean Connery impresses as Bond amid space age intrigue in Nassau, with later praise for other films like Come Fly with Me and Four Days in Naples. Debbie Reynolds leads My Six Loves as a Hollywood star caring for six children.
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Bette Davis Daughter Wins Court OK For Name Change
Barbara Merrill, daughter of actress Bette Davis, wins Los Angeles court approval to drop her adoptive Merrill surname. Seventeen-year-old will adopt the last name of her father, artist William Grant Sherry, after her 1960 adoption by Merrill.
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Hollywood Ends Tonight and Other Theaters Listings
A theater directory lists current and upcoming films across venues. Featured titles include Five Miles to Midnight with Perkins Loren and Young. I Could Go On Singing with Garland Bogarde. Dr No with Connery Andress. Come Fly With Me with O'Brian Hart Malden. Critic's Choice with Hope Ball. Follow The Boys Raven and Sodom and Gomorrah. Cape Fear and Delicate Delinquent. Fancy Pants Experiment in Terror. Forty Pounds of Trouble Phantom of the Opera. Paranoia Show down. Friendly Persuasion Nun and The Sergeant. Follow That Dream Moon Pilot.
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Dolores Hart
Karl Malden
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Brando Says Identity Tops Money and Politics
In New York AP report Marlon Brando argues identity and self respect drive political extremes. He warns nationalism rises where people lack strong identities and says society equates value with money while criticizing media worship and public image. Brando notes personal tension between fame and authenticity.
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American Academy names Gordon A. Rust national chairman
The American Academy of Dramatic Arts names Gordon A. Rust national chairman in an expansion program. Rust, founder of the American Shakespeare Festival and former executive vice president, will organize a touring repertory company from academy graduates.
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Critic's Choice At Rivoli Stars Hope and Ball
Bob Hope and Lucille Ball headline Critic's Choice at the Rivoli Theater starting Wednesday. The film features Hope as a NY drama critic and Ball as his wife plotting a life based play, with Marilyn Maxwell, John Dehner, Rip Torn and a witty supporting cast.
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Dolores Hart
Hugh O'Brian
Karl Malden
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John Dehner
Rip Torn
Marilyn Maxwell
Ricky Kelman
Marie Windsor
Joan Shawlee
Jim Backus
Lurene Tuttle
Children Of Clergy Take Broadway Lead Roles
Off Broadway hit The Fantasticks gains a new lead with David Cryer son of a Methodist minister from Findlay Ohio and former divinity student. He follows previous star Eileen Fulton daughter of a North Carolina preacher and successor Alice Cannon daughter of a Rochester rabbi.
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Derwent Awards Honor Walter and Hackman
The Clarence Derwent awards for best Broadway performances by non featured players were awarded to Jessica Walter and Gene Hackman. Walter stars in Photo Finish with a double role, while Hackman plays a frenzied football player in Children from Their Games.
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Old Props Reappear in New Productions in New York
In a New York stage note, old props resurface in current shows. A robe worn by Vincent Price in Vie is now worn by Alan Mowbray in Enter Laughing, illustrating how theaters reuse past props.
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New York
Alan Mowbray
Vincent Price
Film Memorabilia and Attire Highlight Classic Screen Era
A note recalls items from early cinema including red drapes from The Affair and an overcoat worn in 11 films. It mentions a vanity case given to Anita Loos by Mary Pickford during a 1912 production and references Edward My Son.
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