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Newspaper
Las Vegas Sun
Location
Las Vegas, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1962
Page
12
Lester Crawford, 77, former Broadway actor and father of Academy Award winner Broderick Crawford, flew from Schenectady New York to Hollywood for a winter visit. He was in a wheelchair with a nurse and recently suffered a heart attack this winter.
Hollywood veteran James Dunn, 1945 Oscar winner, makes his television singing debut in a Follow the Sun segment on ABC airing April 1. He relearns On the Good Ship Lollipop from Bright Eyes, once sung for Shirley Temple, and performs as a colorful clown.
New York review notes the off Broadway Phoenix Production of Oh Dad Poor Dad Mamma s Kung You in the Closet and I m Feelin So Sad a pseudoclassical tragi farce in a bastard French tradition The critic calls Kopit confused and finds no new insights but praises Jerome Robbins debut direction as highly commendable.
David Commons, a TV commercial producer, interviewed 250 girls to find a different type for a shampoo advertising campaign. The winning model was chosen after a beauty treatment to gauge appeal and audience reception.
Camera Angles Pat Boone in The Main Attraction records tunes for State Fair. Glynis Johns joins Dr Kildare. Five Weeks in a Balloon adds Hardwicke and others. Diamond Head filmed in Hawaii with Nuyen and Heston. Mockingbird southern village set builds on Universal back lot costing far less than new. Steve McQueen converts actor to sports car racing, eyeing Catalina race exploits.
Ira Levin's General Seegar at the Lyceum Theater argues for personal integrity over bureaucratic self-interest as a general defies Army lies to seek truth. The play leans on a moving second act with strong performances by George C Scott and others, though the first act drags due to script flaws.
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