Hollywood gossip and premieres stir star pay and rumors
A gossip-heavy column notes Sheilah Graham discussing Audrey Hepburn’s October premieres in New York Chicago and Los Angeles with no extra salary. It mentions Richard Burton Elizabeth Taylor Hamlet Night of the Iguana and Cleopatra, plus Ginger Rogers Ray Milland and a looming Kaz Lewis dispute, and Candy Bergin’s modeling career and Barbizon hotel stay.
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Sinatra Stars and Directs in None But the Brave Set
Hollywood notes say Frank Sinatra directed and acted on the Warner Bros lot for None But the Brave a war tale featuring Marines and Japanese extras. The production crew and cast responded to his leadership style with humor and discipline as he guided scenes amid tropical backdrops and camera moves.
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Walter Winchell notes Rocky's Palace Sheraton arrival and the crowd greeting. He recounts ban talk at Loyola, comments from Goldwater supporters, and shifts in media, with mentions of The Phoenix Eve'y American The Harrisburg Patriot The Kennett Daily Dunklin Democrat and The San Francisco Examiner.
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Supreme Court Considers Obscenity Standards Across States
The Supreme Court weighs whether obscenity rules should align with national standards or local communities as Americans debate the future of movie and book censorship. Key figures include Jacobellis, Ferguson, and Warren, with questions on whether Congress can set a national decency standard.
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