Critic Yearns For Golden Days of American Stage
The critic fantasizes a Broadway season with luxe revivals and new productions. He envisions Holbrook Blinn level direction, Eric Portman returning from London, and star turns by Katharine Cornell and Julie Harris. He cites Strindberg, Shaw, O Neill, Steinbeck, and Hellman among proposed works and casting.
Scientist praise cites value of a rock geologist on the moon
A Washington UP I dispatch recalls a renowned scientist quote about lunar exploration noting that one skilled rock geologist on the moon would be worth more than all instruments sent there. The remark underscores the value of field expertise in space missions.
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The Glitter Coast: Star Val Vargas and Perle Mesta TV Plans
A Hollywood column highlights Val Vargas as a rising screen talent with a mix of boyish charm and Latin mystery. It notes Perle Mesta pursuing her own TV show, plus coverage of Romeo and Juliet on LA television and minor gossip about Tuesday Weld and Sue Lyon with aging starlets and premieres in Beverly Hills.
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Henning recalls tax on diapers in Beverly Hillbillies sketch
New York producer Paul Henning of the CBS comedy Beverly Hillbillies tells of a hillbilly couple buying diapers. The man pays the advertised price and is charged 10 cents tax. He quips that safety pins suffice for tacks.
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Disney dog Red Aye scraps stars in Big Red film
In Burbank California UpI reports Walt Disney’s newest animal star, champion Irish Letter Red Aye Scraps, is so smart that human actors on location in Eastern Canada were said to spell key words to avoid mistakes. When asked about lunch, Red Aye would halt acting and run to the schuck wagon.
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Week's Best Sellers in 1960s Fiction and Nonfiction
Publisher's Weekly compiles a list of top sellers featuring fiction titles by Porter Salinger Stone Seton Wouk Renault Hughes O'Hara Traver and nonfiction works by Morton Nizer Tuchman Nixon White Djilas Frost Turnbull and others. The list highlights enduring classics and contemporary bestsellers across genres.
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Franny and
Zooey
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The
Irving Stone
Devil Water
Anya Seton “Youngblood Hawke
Herman Wouk
Mary Renault ‘the Fox In the
Richard Hughes
John O'Hara ‘Hornstein
Robert Traver
Frederic Morton
Herman Teller
Louis Nizer
Barbara Tuchman
Robert Frost
Richard Nixon
Keel Starts Midwest Swing For The Day of the Triffids
Hollywood star How ard Keel tours the midwest to promote The Day of the Triffids in which he stars. He promotes the sci fi thriller at several summer theater engagements and public appearances with the film releasing soon.
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Howard Keel
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