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Newspaper
Las Vegas Sun
Location
Las Vegas, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Aug 14, 1965
Page
10
Sahara presents a stage show at Ho Tuesday night featuring Sarca Berman and Li a Kirk in an opening night act. Miss Kirk earns the top praise with a happy homecoming performance while Berman delivers masterful mime and comedy as the two form a lively duo backed by the Louis Basil Orchestra.
Pierre Salinger, former White House secretary and briefly a California senator, was named president of Fox Overseas Theatres Corp. The firm will build and run motion picture theatres worldwide as Salinger travels Europe Asia and Africa to scout sites. He also serves as a director of Continental Air Services Inc, now part of National General Corp. Robert Six of Continental Airlines stated Salinger will explore global theatre opportunities.
The Fremont cinema schedules show a single theater listing multiple daily showtimes: 4:35, 3:30, 5:40, 7:45, 9:50, and 11:35 PM with late runs through 1:20 AM and 3:10 AM.
Mobilization for the Florida invasion begins at 11 30 am in Toots Shor's bistro as Gleason leads a CBS filmed train show. Passengers on the Great Gleason Express, including entertainers and families, board 12 Pullmans decorated with banners while a host of performers take the stage in a bar car diner and show car.
Richard Crenna, star of Slattery's People, crowned best-dressed man on television by California men's apparel manufacturers. The award highlights his style on screen and in public appearances.
Two American entries won prizes in the educational division at the 17th international exhibition of children's films in Venice. Robert B. Churchill’s A Quarter Million Teenagers and Stelios Roccos's Crayon led the honors, with other American selections The Snowy Day and The Searching Eye also recognized in different categories. The Ed Sullivan Show on CBS was noted as the first entertainment program to use a split screen.
Soviet Culture denounces James Bond as bourgeois propaganda and an anti communist symbol. It calls Bond cruel and spiritually poor and notes Fleming’s books are not sold in the USSR while films are unlikely to reach Soviet screens.
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