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Newspaper

Las Vegas Sun

Location

Las Vegas, Nevada, United States of America

Date

Jul 23, 1962

Page

4

Shirley Jones Named Princess With Vitality in Hollywood

Hollywood reports describe Shirley Jones as a lively, poised performer with Oscar winning credentials. Meredith Willson calls her a princess with vitality while Morton DaCosta praises her humor and talent in The Music Man alongside Robert Preston.

Shirley Jones Meredith Wilson Robert Preston Warner Bros Shirley Meredith Willson Morton DaCosta Lulu Prim Marian Marian Hollywood Rodgers and Hammerstein

Las Vegas Nightlife and TV Projects Highlight Local Scene

A vivid column recalls Las Vegas figures and shows from entertainers like Phil Foster and Shelley Berman at the Sands and Waldorf, with TV pilots in the works by Bob Sadoff and Steve Allen. Local openings, radio airings, and plans for speedway events mix with casino chatter and upcoming appearances on KLUC Radio.

Bob Sadoff Liberty Artists Frankie Carle Los Angeles Steve Allen Las Vegas Lewiston Maine Wendell Rideout Fantastic Fair Dunes Jack Eisen Beverly Hills Shelly Berman KLUC Shelley Shelley Berman Waldorf New York Berman Swanky Sam Hanks Thunderbird Joe Wells Joe Bud Abbott Lou Costello The Sands Candy Johnson Nevada State Box

Winchell Probed as White House Faces Push for Inquiry

Walter Winchell’s Washington dispatch notes White House scrutiny after a San Diego TV interview in which he called the White House The Pink House. Salinger and others received telegrams about the telecast as Winchell urges a Congressional inquiry to document alleged Communist influence at high levels. The account also recalls remarks from Abe Greenberg, Paul Coats, Strom Thurmond, and Congressman Bob Wilson, with a mix of praise and pressure.

Washington Copley News Service Winchell White House San Diego W. Winchell Pink House Salinger Scadz Paul Coats KTTV Beverly Hills

Editor Elizabeth Gordon May Lead Women's Magazines

Curtis Publishing circles discuss Elizabeth Gordon of House Beautiful as likely to join Ladies' Home Journal and American Home, potentially marrying into new leadership. Aggie Underwood of the LA Times is noted among sources.

Curtis Satevepost Elizabeth Gordon House Beautiful Ladies’ Home Journal American Home Elizabeth Aggie Underwood The

Beverly Hills matinee debut for Whistle Down the Wind stars

Los Angeles event at Beverly Hills Musical Hall will host a Friday matinee of Hayley Mills new film Whistle Down the Wind. Funds go to Runyon Cancer Fund with a teen audience meet and greet before the 2 PM curtain. Several stars and starlets, including Tina Louise Julie Reding and Diane Ladd, are listed for appearances.

Los Angeles Herald-Examiner Times Beverly Hills Musical Hall Wilshire & Doheny Hayley Mills Runyon Cancer Fund Tina Louise Julie Reding Carmen Phillips Nicky Blair Nick Adams Sandra Church Pat” Wymore Diane Ladd Sherman Oaks Playhouse Julie Parrish Jerry Lewis Lucille Ball Barbara Stanwyck Joan Crawford Hollywood

Courageous battle appeals to millions in readers notes

Los Angeles July 13 Herald-Examiner editor Walter Winchell is urged by F. G. Walker and others to stay in America and defend himself amid a slow campaign. The missive cites political distancing and a flood of mail from LA and New York newspapers, praising support and deriding opponents.

Los Angeles Winchell Herald- Examiner Walter F. G. Walker N.Y

Summit on Sunset Spotlight Promises Glam and Gossip

Parade reporter Nancy Hagen and golfer Antonio Or donez appear close as they promote the Must-Go- Enjoy event on Sunset Boulevard in Hollywood. The item mentions SOButtons and a Washington address, with Lloyd Shearer quipping about Liz Taylor.

Lionel Sunset Blvd H’wood Nancy Hagen Antonio Ordonez Sobuttons Sons of Business Washington, D.C Lloyd Shearer 20Th Century- Fox Liz Taylor

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