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Las Vegas Sun

Location

Las Vegas, Nevada, United States of America

Date

Mar 15, 1963

Page

4

Greenhorn Mark Lawrence Scores First Film at Guild Theater

Mark Lawrence, former advertising executive and president of Princeton’s Triangle Club, composed the score for the film David and Lisa. He left a top agency to pursue music and invested in Mark L. Enterprises which backed the score and now sees the film on many best lists as distributors seek it.

Mark Lawrence Guild Theater Lawrence Time Mark L. Enterprises David and Lisa Princeton Triangle Club

Vegas Night Club Buzz and Showdown at Sahara

Alan King headlines at the Sahara delivering a wildly funny set with Buddy Greco. Ralph Greco resigns as Sahara catering manager. Lili St. Cyr and Joe Zomar split. Reverh St. Lawrence set to appear on Steven TV Show March 28. Capitol’s Sounds What Sounds debuts with new effects. Ed Leftwitch dispute over The Shirt Out Hey Back.

Glitter Gulch Alan King Sahara Vegas King American Medical Association Lee New York Giant Alan Buddy Greco Lad Ben Buddy Femme Ralph Greco Belle Barth Cafe Capers New Frontier Bayley Lili St. Cyr Joe Zomar Hollywood Lil Dordy Harold Minsky Veeas Chenun Reverh St. Lawrence Capitol Phil Kaye Bill Collins South Pacific Ed Leftwitch Colns Leftwitch Space Keir Dullea Janet Margolin Ralph Pearl Channel 8

Gregory Peck Defends Glasses as Style for To Kill a Mockingbird Role

Gregory Peck argues glasses are a fashion and intelligence symbol for his part as a small town Alabama lawyer in To Kill a Mockingbird. He notes 83 million Americans wear specs and cites changing times from prior decades to support the role’s look.

Gregory Peck Universal Harper Lee Peck Alabama

Stamp to unveil Food For Peace-Freedom From Hunger design

Postmaster General J Edward Day will unveil the special stamp design at a March 21 dinner for 194 ambassadors from UN FAO member nations. One hundred fifty nations and colonies will issue Freedom From Hunger stamps to spotlight global hunger and malnutrition.

Washington UPI J. Edward Day UN Food and Agriculture Organization

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