Walter Winchell On Air In chaotic TV interview
Walter Winchell, on Time-Life Channel 10 San Diego with Regis Philbin, endures a bomb threat announcement and a tense exchange with ADA youth questions. The chaotic broadcast features tangential riffs on Khrushchev, Hoover, and political groups, amid anxious chatter and improvised questions from a live audience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pour
Time-Life
Channel 10
San Diego
Regis Philbin
Khrushchev
Aceva
New York
Friendship League
Invitation to Attend Easter Court in Las Vegas Nevada
A fragmented notice from Nevada invites attendance at an Easter event with a legal or auction tone. It mentions dates, locations, and procedures, but the legible parts reference a clerk, a process, and a planned display or sale. The text lacks complete details and names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rip Soyttor
Herrey
Oseeri
Las Vegas Nevada
Opis Reed
Catch-22 Tops Best Seller Lists Worldwide
A. Schneider of Columbia confirms Catch-22 by Joseph Heller is a major best seller. Simon and Schuster published the novel in 1961 with widespread acclaim and selections by Book Find Club and Doubleday Book Club, earning praise from The New York Times Book Review and other outlets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Heller
A. Schneider
Presikien
Columbia
National En Ser
Simon and Schuster
New York Times
Orville Prescot
Newsweek
The
New Republic
New York Herald-Tribune
Sophie Tucker in Johannesburg Night Club Chronicle
Sophie Tucker reports from Johannesburg South Africa where she headlines a nightclub show. She dismisses retirement as the dirtiest word and notes accompanist Ted Shapiro has been with her 42 years. The column also mixes Las Vegas social glimpses and fleeting entertainment chatter about Dean Martin Elaine Dunn Judy Garland and Dorothy Loudon. Ralph Pearl hosts KLUC radio notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sophie Tucker
Johannesburg
South Africa
Sophie
Johannesburg Daily Mail
Ted Shapiro
Sven
Lake Mead Marina
Bob Walker
Dean Shenda
The
Sands
Elaine Dunn
Ralph
Rev
Dean
Lytel
Elaine
Hollywood
Dean Martin
Gail
Sahara
Judy Garland
Marian Coilby
Dorothy Loudon
Anna Marie Alberghetti
Claudio Guzman
Las Vegas
D-I
New York
Ralph Pearl
KLUC
Lawrence Of Arabia Film Wraps Moroccan Shoot
The Lawrence of Arabia production by Sam Spicer and David Lean has finished filming in Morocco with one London sequence left. The biopic on T. E. Lawrence began in May 1961 in Jordan and moved through the Middle East and Spain before North Africa, starring Peter OToole and Omar Sharif among a star cast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marrakech
Morocco
Lawrence of
aArabia
Sam Spicers
David Lean
Colambia Pictures
London
T.E. Lawrence
Jordan
Midle East
Spain
North Africa
Alec Guinness
Anthony Quinn
Jack Hawkins
Jose Ferrer
Claude Rains
Antony Quayle
Arthur Kennedy
Peter Otoole
Lawrence
Omar Sharif
Academy Avera
Robert Boit
Bridge On the River Kwai Recalled in Lean Nostalgia
A reader note recalls the 1957 Academy Award winning film The Bridge On the River Kwai, highlighting director David Lean and the movie’s enduring legacy in cinema history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lean
Catskills memories and celebrity voices revive the Hills
Norman Beer relays a humorous tale from Evans Hotel days in Loch Sheldrake while other notes recall Khrushchev’s intrigue and Ben Gurion’s reply, plus memories of entertainers, early indoor pools, and the Monticello track fueling upstate vacation boom towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buddy Hackett
Henry iWist
Evans Hotel
Loch Sheldrake
Catskills
Evans Joint
Hfe
Agemt
Evans
Dea
Norman Beer
Afer
Khrushchev
Stalin
White House
de Gaulle
Macmillan
Mke
Ail
Nikita
David Ben- Gurion
Mit
Charney Rapp
Ziegfeld
Ike
Eddie Fisher
Grossinger
Jule Prowse
Katethers
Fliggbeth Taylor
DeMille
Agnes DeMille
Irving Ber- Jn
Stephen Crane
Jokini Takamine
Walter Bedell Smith
George
Ben Sihutsky
Nevele
Benny Goodman
Symphony of the Air
Ellenville
Monticello
The Interns Next Show At Fremont
A montage of interns and nurses in a New Year’s Eve tale at Fremont Theatre. Michael Callan James MacArthur Nick Adams Suzy Parker Haya Harareet Anne Helm Stefanie Powers Buddy Ebsen Telly Savalas Kay Stevens star in a Columbia Pictures drama about ambition romance and professional ethics in a hospital setting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia Pictures
Fremont Theatre
Baby
Michael Callan
Cist Robertson
James MacArthur
Nick Adams
Suzy Parker
Haya Harareet
Anne Helm
Stefanie Powers
Cir
Buddy Ebsen
Telly Savalas
Kay Stevens
Callan
Ben-Hur
Also Mentioned on This Page
Walter Winchel
John Edgar Hoover
CIA
Mr Webster
N.yedites League
Brooklyn
Rockwell
Grvastator
Cherry
Gems
Ullerec
del Mar Racetrack
Bors Club of America
del Mar
Mat
Bion Abbott
LA Times
Walter
Mimke
Bou
Rarity Roun
OSM
Srp Ae
Cmildren
Carver
Desert Inn
Anna Marie Albergetti
Dan ZS
Eleanor Powris
EL Cortez
Flamingo
Bod Wills
MINT
Pa. Morruns
Les Waitinos
Nevada
Orlando's
NEW Frontier
Minski
Riviera
Birnie
Sam
Carol Burnet
Pat Boone
Muggsy Spanier
His Band
Stardust
Thunderbird
Dany
Jed & Cersen
Ralph Provrst
EL Portal
Tarzan
India
Fremont
Huntridge
Westside Story
Stardust Drive-In
Skyway Drive-In
Camelot Gardens
San Francisco
Charles Grant
Lionel Hampton
John Carlile
Dewan Adelman
Dan Archuleta
Hampton
Grant
Hal Evans
Sunfoto
Hy Gardner
Elvis Presley
Kmid Galahad
Ie United As
Box Office
Rérmigepario
Polemty
Berth Mace Eer
William Holden
Mickey Rooney
Torro
Prooud
Robert Ryan Vagdra Mayo
Sffrey Unter
Boulder
Hua