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Newspaper
Las Vegas Sun
Location
Las Vegas, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1964
Page
8
Desert venues list nightly acts across hotels and clubs. Shows feature Leck Lounee Jor Garber Orchestra, Tokyo Happy Coots, Rita Moss, Phyllis Diller, Frank Sinatra and more with varying times and rooms at Las Vegas casinos.
Ricardo Montalban enters the Hollywood lineup for The Money Trap joining stars Glenn Ford Rita Hayworth and Elle Sommer in the UPI report.
Screen Gems announces a one hour special for next season titled Around the World of Mike Todd. UPI reports the project will explore the life and work of the producer and his cinematic ventures.
Hollywood reports an Elvis Presley film Tick le Me features a poolside sequence with a dozen bikini-clad beauties, described as a dazzling display during production.
Hollywood star Telly Savalas completes his performance in Genghis Khan and plans guest shots on television in Hollywood, resuming screen work after the film stint.
Ralph Pears notes Danny Thomas on the Sands stage delivering a masterful mix of sharp humor and serious acting. He praises Thomas for his range from bawdy gags to dramatic make believe and highlights Piccola Pupa as a rising talent. Pears mentions a NBC special with Remick Rooney Nabors and hints at a new film project.
Peter Ford, 19, son of Glenn Ford and Eleanor Powell, won court approval of a one year Capitol Records contract to launch a singing career. Under the deal he will receive 41 percent royalties with 25 percent of earnings to be placed in savings bonds, as ordered by Superior Judge Ben Koenig.
Tony Curtis Jack Lemmon Natalie Wood and Peter Falk took fencing lessons in Hollywood for their roles in The Great Race. The boxing style duel and sword training aimed to sharpen stunt work and on screen fights for the comedy adventure.
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