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Newspaper
Las Vegas Sun
Location
Las Vegas, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1964
Page
13
The interview captures John Osborne in a relaxed mood as he recalls a recent Hollywood visit and his fear of death, describing a sober, affable posture. He discusses life, success, censorship, and his future with candid, measured remarks.
The Sun's London Express notes the actor's public image as violent despite his mild self view. It highlights his film Tom Jones becoming Britain's top worldwide box office hit and the acclaim for his play Inadmissible Evidence, while stating success has altered life but not the person.
UPI reviews celebrate Van Cliburn with Erick Leinsdorf in Brahms piano concerto with the Boston Symphony merging artistry over virtuosity. Milstein shines in Saint Saens violin concerto with Sarasate heritage. Chausson Poeme featured. Gould interprets Bach inventions with a harpsichord like piano effect, controversial yet individual.
A compact listing shows showtimes for Outrage and a set of classic features. Timings appear in irregular sequences with late night and dawn periods, including Man From Rio Godzilla vs The Thine Voyage to the End of the Universe and other screenings.
Walter Winchell notes that MacArthur's autobiography tops bestseller lists while Truman would be pained. He mocks gossip on Lana Turner and Sean Connery, and cites Merrie book blurbs and media satire. The column covers Khrushchev, Kennedy era hype, and Hollywood ego with brisk, satirical tone.
In Paris French actors and actresses threaten to strike against the state run radio and television industry to demand higher pay and better working conditions. Jean Paul Belmondo as union president led a Paris theater meeting where the actors voted to take any necessary action, including a strike, in the near future.
Hollywood studio news reports Diane Baker has agreed to a seven year contract with Universal Pictures. Her first assignment will be the film Mirage alongside Gregory Peck.
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