The Deputy A Debated Production
New York critics discuss Rolf Hochhuth's The Deputy on Broadway. The drama targets Pope Pius XII over silence during the Holocaust while depicting Auschwitz and the moral burden of humanity. Emlyn Williams and Jeremy Brett deliver notable performances.
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New York
Nana
Rolf Hochhuth
Deputy
Hochhuth
Germany
Pope Pius XII
Christ
Roosevelt
Pius XII
Holy See
Hitler
Soviet
Russia
Emlyn Williams
Vatican
Auschwitz
Jeremy Brett
Las Vegas Hosts Barber of Seville at High School Auditorium
The Goldovsky Grand Opera Theater stages Rossini’s Barber of Seville on March 8 at Las Vegas High School Auditorium using new acousto visual tech. Fiber glass scenery, two large loudspeakers, and walkie talkie links enhance timing and balance without singer amplification. Intercoms in dressing rooms keep performers synchronized with the full opera.
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Las Vegas
Goldovsky Grand Opera Theater
Rossini
Boris Goldovsky
Ford Foundation
Opera
Boston
Goldvsky
Yanks Deny Rocket Charge
The United States called Russian claims that West Germany is producing military rockets unfounded. Assistant Secretary of State William R. Tyler told Soviet Ambassador Anatoly Dobrynin the charge is without basis after the Soviet embassy protested January 31.
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Washington
UPI
United States
West Germany
William R. Tyler
Anatoly F. Dobrynin
State Department
Hollywood Gossip Roundup Sparks Oscar Debate and More
Sheilah Graham reviews 1963 Oscar snubs for Hud and Strangelove, notes on Cheyenne Autumn narrator change, and a string of TV and film tease including Inger Stevens marrying a senator, Elizabeth Ashley on Bare Foot in the Park, George Peppard romance rumors, and plans for reissuing Gone With The Wind with Viva Vie Vivien Leigh.
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Cheyenne
Spencer Tracy
Inger Stevens
Senator Morley
Inger
Leslie Blanchard
Elizabeth Ashley
Broadway
George Peppard
George
Liz
Radio City
Grace
Avoirdupois
Palace Monaco
Kirk Douglas
London
David O.selznick
Clark Gable
Vivien Leigh
Edith Head Leads Hollywood Fashion
Edith Head discusses the evolving role of a studio designer as wardrobe must endure wear and tear on tough film assignments. She recalls major mishaps like six dresses ruined in a pool scene and notes Oscar glory with seven statuettes while praising Grace Kelly and Cary Grant's compliment during To Catch a Thief.
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Hollywood
Nana
Edith Head
Paramount
Miss Head
Dean Martin
Carol Burnet
Jill St. John
Maha Meril
Yoka Tani
Elizabeth Montgomery
Dianne Foster
Cecil B. de Mille
Elephant
Alfred Hitchcock
Cary
Best Sellers Club Joint Meet and Reading List
A local Best Sellers Club meeting featured a shared reading list of major novels and non fiction titles including The Venetian Affair by Helen MacInnes The Shoes of the Fisherman by Morris West On Her Majesty's Secret Service by Ian Fleming The Spy Who Came In From The Cold by John Le Carre The Living Reed by Pearl Buck and Profiles in Courage by John F Kennedy among others.
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Helen Maciinnes
Morris West
James Michener
Pearl Buck
Her Majesty's Secret Service
Ian Fleming
Spy
John le Carre
John Cheever
Battle of the Villa Fiorita
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Three Sirens
Irving Wallace
Alistair MacLean
Elizabeth Goudge
Winchell’s Typewriter Debates Word Counts and Media Feuds
A reader disputes The Lord’s Prayer word total, arguing 66 words including Amen, while others claim 64 to 70. The debate expands to media misstatements, TV ratings, and public figures, including Pearl Harbor era praise and modern celebrities.
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Harold Riches
Inglewood
Calif
Los Angeles Herald Examiner
Wisconsin
Soviet Union agrees to compensate Denmark for properties
Moscow reports the Soviet Union will compensate Denmark for Danish properties in Soviet areas annexed after the war. Properties include Baltic republics Kaliningrad and parts of Ukraine and Byelorussia. Believed first postwar acknowledgement of foreign-held properties nationalized by Soviets. Danish sources estimate about 385000 dollars.
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Moscow
UPI
Soviet Union
Denmark
Baltic Republics
Kaliningrad
Koenigsberg
East Prussia
Ukraine
Byelorussia
Seminar Set In Washington CPM Seminar in Washington D C
Forty builders will receive personal instruction in space age management at NAHBs first CPM Seminar March 16 to 18 at the National Housing Center in Washington D C. Registrations accepted from members until 40 places are filled. The fee is 150 dollars. CPM stands for Critical Path Method, expanded here to Construction Project Management.
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NAHB
National Housing Center
Washington, D. C
Milton W. Smithman
Builders’ Services Division
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