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Newspaper
Las Vegas Sun
Location
Las Vegas, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1964
Page
11
Hollywood. Hayley Mills makes her last child part in The Moon-Spinners for Walt Disney as she plays a character at her real age of eighteen. The move marks a transition from child roles to more mature parts in 1960s cinema.
Sophia Loren has won West Germany's Rambi Award as the most popular foreign actress for the fourth consecutive year. The ceremony highlighted her enduring appeal among German audiences and marked another milestone in her international stardom.
Hollywood actress Lilia Skala, once nominated for Lilies of the Field, signs with Stan ley Kramer for a feature part in Ship of Fools after years of limited work.
Hollywood star Howard Morris signed a contract for six guest appearances on the Danny Kaye television program next season, confirming his return to television comedy.
A dense listing of lounge venues and performers across Las Vegas hotels including Tropicana Riviera Starlight Desert Inn Sahara Flamingo Dunes Stardust Castaways Kon Tiki Thunderbird lounges. It details acts like Jerry Colonna Shecky Greene Tommy Dorsey Frank Sinatra Jr Don Rickles Teddy Eckstine and more with various showtimes and durations late into the night.
In a Las Vegas Times style span, a Fremont Hotel president Edward Levinson and Betty Steinberg wed in West Los Angeles. Natalie Reid faces a possible child support case involving ex SUN staffer and author of Green Felt Jungle. Offstage contrasts show Don Rickles, Shecky Greene, Joe E. Lewis, Dean Martin, Nick the Greek, and others in candid, non-graphic celebrity anecdotes around Riviera Sahara Sands venues with hints of campaigns and Hollywood circles.
A bulletin at Weiss Mechanical Company warns that women wearing loose or light sweaters must take special care when operating or working around machines. The notice emphasizes apparel safety for female employees in the factory environment.
In a candid interview Leonard Feather chronicles George Kenton’s view that jazz has fused into American music. He notes the Stan Kenton band’s breakup, his focus on writing arrangements, and forecasts of jazz losing its distinct identity amid crossovers with classical and education. Kenton expects no immediate return to peak form. The feature includes album notes and a weekly Swingle Singers selection.
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