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Newspaper
Las Vegas Sun
Location
Las Vegas, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 1963
Page
4
John Linehan, 55, a veterans hospital patient on a weekend pass, plummeted from a ninth floor room of a downtown hotel and died. Police report he registered at the Rosslyn Hotel Saturday and left no note explaining his action.
Walter Winchell notes a murmurous hush as performers mingle at Sardi's post festival. Jazz musicians chatter while visiting music publishers, first-nighters rush by, bracelets tinkle, and the Little Church Around the Corner glows with memorial windows. A sidewalk scribble proclaims Vive La France Nuts to De Gaulle.
A lively regional review notes Monsieur Chevalier's sunny songcraft at Lincoln Center and Paul Ford's comic thunder in Never Too Late. Skaters whirl at Rockefeller Plaza as Oliver! delivers brisk rhythms and applause erupts for Rockettes and Emlyn Williams's A Man for All Seasons. Brisk winds sweep the city.
The routine features comics trading taunts in a lively clash of stage wit and discordant sounds. The scene, described as a merry form of psychological warfare, highlights the performers’ sharp banter and Mansfield influenced humor amid restless nightly shows.
A brisk tour through New York theater and film, noting quip whipping in Mary Mary, the Big Street hot dog stands, and a starry lineup. Charles Boyer headlines Lord Pengo with urbane charm as Nanette Fabray stars in Mr. President.
Diahann Carroll lights up No Strings with Rodgers melodies as the show conjures a vibrant musical energy. A bustling Saturday in midtown presents a lively panorama of lunch hour crowds, rooftop marquees, and a penny arcade spectacle with pinball, bells, and gleaming lights creating a joyful, chaotic scene.
The piece surveys Sam Levene in Seidman and Son and Robert Morse in How to Succeed while Perry Como rehearses. It notes the bustling Latin Quarter mood, Au tomat activity, clatter of streets, and Duffy Square vantage points. Audience energy swirls through Who's Afraid of Virginia Fools as theatergoers exit drained by the drama.
Chariton Heston and Elsa Martinelli star in a riotous comedy about psy using enemy carrier pig eons to fool the Nazis showing Friday through Thursday at the Nevada Drive In Theatre on Salt Lake Hiway. Kim Novak is in Boys Night Out and Bob Hope in The Road To Hong Kong with shows starting at 7 p.m.
A vibrant mosaic captures Sid Caesar in Little Me from tee hee to ho ho ho, Joseph Cotten in Calculated Risk, and Anthony Quinn with Margaret Leighton in Tchin Tchin. The piece notes dancers in rehearsal, crowds at show breaks, tourists drifting Broadwayward, and winds reshaping the canyon-like cityscape.
A jokey roundup lampoons casino life with celebrity chatter and fictitious deals. It riffs on Flamingo's Morris Lansburgh selling the Deauville Miami Beach hotel and Hank Greenspun buying the Honolulu Advertiser, while Eddie Fisher Liz Taylor romance rumors swirl and other showbiz tidbits surface.
The Cafe de Paris resumes service after five months of production pause at the studio. James Stewart is among early arrivals seeking a film wife for Take Her, She's Mine set to begin April 22, with Sandra Dee cast as his daughter. The landmark has hosted Khrushchev and many famous pairings, now again open to craft new off-stage Hollywood chapters.
A newlywed Whitman College pair, Henderson Ray Allen 20 from Palo Alto California and Patricia Astland Allen 21 from Everett Washington, died in a two car collision on U S Highway 97 south of Bend Oregon. Passenger Charles Matheny 33 of Bend was hospitalized with multiple injuries.
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