Zina Bethune Balances Ballet Dreams With TV Fame
TV Notebook profiles 13 year old Zina Bethune, daughter of Ivy Bethune, as she prepares to play Amy in CBS TV special Little Women. The piece notes her Cherokee great-great grandmother, her ballet focus, schooling at Lodge, and priorities over Broadway offers, modeling, or film work. Corny the cat and a close mother-daughter bond are highlighted.
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New York
Nea
Corny
Zina Bethune
Miss Bethune
Amy
March Sisters
Cial
Tennessee Williams
Williams
Kraft Theater
Zina
Ivy Bethune
Zenobia
Douglas
Duncan
Lodge
Marilyn
Puzzle Clues and Names Span A String of Defined Terms
A jumbled list of clues and answers ranges from person names to objects and descriptors, including biblical names, mountain crests, a winglike part, and a light brown shade, all presented as scattered items. The page blends wordplay with numeric markers and varied categories.
Waiting for Marilyn in Phoenix by Erskine Johnson
Hollywood columnist recalls waiting for Marilyn Monroe during a Bus Stop location shoot in Phoenix. The piece contrasts past plays like Waiting for Lefty with modern public fascination and fans awaiting Monroe on set.
Gold Still Produced In Black Hills Mine
The article notes Homestake Mine at Lead South Dakota remains a major gold producer yielding about 20 million dollars annually for the U S government since 1878 while Deadwood hosts relics of the gold rush era and historic figures like Wyatt Earp and Wild Bill Hickok are tied to the Black Hills legend. It also recounts the Hearst involvement and the mine’s extraction process.
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Washington
Black Hills
South Dakota
Homestake
Lead
United States
Deadwood
Deadwood Gulch
Broken Foot
George Custer
Wyatt Earp
Kansas
Bat Masterson
Earp
Wild Bill Hickok
Mose
Fred Manuel
Manuels
California
George Hearst
Hearsts
William Randolph Hearst
Albuquerque man beaten defending wife at City Hall
Leonard Shephard of Albuquerque confronted two men who insulted his wife. He was struck with a bottle, restrained, and dragged two blocks by a car while the assailants continued striking him. A shot was fired as they fled in front of City Hall.
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Albuquerque
N.M
Leonard Shephard
Cabin cruiser sinks at Honolulu dock after being reported stolen
A cabin cruiser reported stolen in Honolulu was found to have sunk at the dock after moving only downward. John Prentice discovered the vessel sank right at its mooring.
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Honolulu
John Prentice
Line of march follows fading spotlight
A performer quotes her reason for staying off camera as she leads a procession out the stage door, her phrase underscoring a preference for privacy over televised attention. The moment captures a backstage deflection from media glare.
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Tourage
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la Crosse Tribune
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ONC
Northern States Power Company
Pvuel
Guido
Lester
Henrietta
J. R. Williams
Hollywood
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Lefty
Marilyn Monroe
Marilyn Mon
Roe
Jack McCall
Hickok
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Preacher Smith
Potato Creek Johnny
Deadwood Dick
Lyn
Arthur Miller
Paul Strasburg
Mae Reis
Jack Cole
Erie
Matty Malneck
Malneck
Matty
Baxter Md
Avalon
Wisconsin
City Firefighters Assn
Emace
Grand Ole Opry
Judy Lynn
Webb Pierce
Jimmy Dickens
Stonewall Jackson
Pat Kelly
and the Shamrocks
Mary E. Sawyer
Rex Harrison
Kay Kendall
John Saxon
Sandra Dee
Angela Lansbury
World News
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T Paul Crinnarl
Maxwell
Giselle
Galina Ulanova
Queen Elizabeth II
London
Royal Opera House
Covent Garden
Eastman
Tse
Bubhehisoea
Ghipbo
Yvan Susonin
Aesee
Gregory Peck
Jean Simmons
Tonite
Blood Island
Charlton Heston
Tamve Wyler S
Rama
Charles Bickford
John Wayne
Rian and the Geisha
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