Woolf Signs 3 Pic Pact With Columbia Pictures
Harmon Pictures will provide producer James Woolf for three Columbia Pictures releases over two years. Projects include Time of the Barracuda starring Laurence Harvey on Broadway by late 1963, The Pumpkin Eater to shoot in London next April, and Life at the Top a sequel to Room at the Top with Harvey in the cast.
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Columbia Pictures
Romulus Productions, Ltd
Penalope Mortimer
London
Jack Clayton
John Braine
Woolf
Laurence Harvey
Wolf Mankowitz
Walter Winchell on global censorship and film quirks
The piece surveys international film censors and box office quirks, noting limits on kisses, language cuts, and title variations in countries like Finland Belgium and Switzerland. It highlights scenes from Gone with the Wind Lincoln and Scarface Mob, plus industry names such as Jack Warner and Charlie Chaplin.
Department Store Enables Mail Order Lawrence of Arabia Tickets
More than 100000 Haggar ty department store customers in the Los Angeles area receive mail order blanks entitling them to charge tickets to Lawrence of Arabia at the Stanley Warner Beverly Hills Theatre. This first tie up allows Haggar ty customers in Los Angeles Beverly Hills Pasadena Santa Ana and Lakewood to order by mail and pay later.
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Haggarty’s
Los Angeles
Stanley Warner
Beverly Hills Theatre
Beverly Hills
Pasadena
Santa Ana
Lakewood
Haggarty's
Vegas Daze and Nites at Las Vegas Cafes and Shows
A gossip column chronicles Vegas entertainment chatter from Buddy Hackett at the Sahara to Helen O’Connell and Louis Basil in holiday shows. Notes include Debbie Reynolds’s TV appearance timing, Liz Taylor in Playboy, Betty Grable praise, and industry chatter about stars, travel, and Las Vegas venues.
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Danny Thomas
Buddy
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Frank Watrings
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Playboy
Liz
Milton Berle
His
LA Dodger Clan
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SUN
Debbie Reynolds
Andy Williams
New York
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Las Vegas
Andy
Debbie
Vegas
Hollywood stars and sports figures mingle amid strike and shift
The piece catalogs a flurry of fame and news from Playboy’s front doors to Broadway amid a newspaper strike. It notes Hugh Hefner nights, Jack Nicholas golf feats, Joey Foreman on Broadway, Stan Musial’s Mets readiness, Judy Garland at Kennedy events, and Whitey Ford’s smoking quit.
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Playboy
State Liquor Authority
deMille
Hugh Hefner
Playboy Empire
Rk. G Marshall
Jack Nicholas
Pop’s
Joey Foreman
Mickey Rooney
Eddie Fisher
Dick Maney
Louvre
Paris
Broadway
Stan Musi
Miami Beach
New York
Casey Stengel
Mpnager
Mets
Stan
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Musial
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Branch Rickey
Judy Garland
Marilyn Monroe
Whitey Ford
Rachael Mussolln I Duce
West Berlin
Willie Brand
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Michel Souris
Scarface
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Little Caesar
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Man In the Moon
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