Palm Springs Celebrities Draw Curious Gaze and Gendarmes
Hollywood gossip notes Frank Sina and Sophia Loren figure around Palm Springs with grands salaries and nightclub chatter. Joan Cohn wears a mink coat drawing Commerce caution while Mamie Van Doren chats with Peter Howard and Ted Howard in town. Elizabeth Ashley, George Peppard, and Alan Fosch are also linked to New York visits and onstage romances.
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Sophia Loren
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Palm Springs
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Bo Belinsky
Peter Howard
Ted Howard
Our Fair State
New York
George Peppard
Elizabeth Ashley
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Boone Repertory Company Axed After TV Season Ends
HOLLYWOOD UPI Rich ard Boone laments the cancellation of his Television Repertory Company noting the abrupt leak to trade papers and missed actor meetings. He criticizes the television system while describing the show as an experimental risk and a casualty of the ratings wars.
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Creative Television
Pat Neal Likely Competes for Oscar Top Actress Nod
Pat Neal plans to fly to New York to accept a New York film critics best actress prize. She is pregnant and urged to stay in England. The discussion centers on whether her Hud role is supporting or lead for the Oscars, with Paramount listing her as top actress against Leslie Caron for The L Shaped Room.
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New York
England
Pat
Paramount
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Leslie Caron
Becket draws praise for O'Toole performance against Burton
Viewers say Peter O'Toole dominates Becket portraying the king while Richard Burton plays the saint. Some think the stars should have swapped roles, but the film is praised as a fine picture that could attract more moviegoers.
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Peter O'Toole
Richard Burton
Peter
King
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Handsome Tom Tryon Dines Socialite in New York
Handsome Tom Tryon of The Cardinal dines socialite Serena Stewart in New York. He laments Hollywood glamour loss after London appearance and hints the star tide might return. Gossip notes Paul Newman and Jackie Gleason’s strain since The Hustler interview. Gleason praises Steve McQueen in Soldiers in the Rain, which underperformed.
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Jackie Gleason
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Gossip and stars flash in Walter Winchell style column
Walter Winchell writes a wry sampler of gossip and show business notes. It cites JFK Texas politics, a Jacksonville fire romance hint, Jacqueline Kennedy on Photoplay covers, Christine Keeler manager Robin Drury’s lost fortune, Broadway ticket scandals, a De Gaulle docu drama for TV, Fox Movietone reels, a New Year party studio spectacle, and Albert Finney snubs Vogue.
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Conrad Hilton
Fred Hayman
Schine
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Tom Jones
Albert Finney
Vogue
George Abbott
Long Island
Long-Term Contracts Entangling Hollywood Stars
Hollywood reports a contract clash between Jack Webb and Warner Bros as Webb refuses to early-terminate his two and a half year deal and requests about 3000 dollars weekly. The standoff recalls past studio disputes with executives like Sid Rogell at 20th Century Fox who waited out terms then moved on as a producer.
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Paul Mantee Endures Stage Props On Mars Debut
Hollywood scene reveals actor Paul Mantee in Paramount's Robinson Crusoe on Mars facing a prop overload. Sir Cedric Hardwicke objects to props after stage mishaps while Mantee explains using oxygen tanks, a survival pistol, a space suit, and many devices to look authentic.
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Celebrity Gossip and Tech Gags Highlight 1960s Press
A collage of light bits from the era includes a quip about Gallup polls on women, a Diner's Club ad for a two way snooper, and notes on heliport stats. Also covered are Victor Borge on Santa, Smithsonian satire, Khrushchev tours, and showbiz chatter about Sellers, Nabors, Richman, Darin, and Disney Knott rivals.
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Santa Claus
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