Hollywood talk on cancer fears and fading star glitz
Jack Lemmon reveals a family cancer scare prompting blood tests for him and his mother as he works on Murder Incorporated for three producers. The column covers Liz Taylor, Richard Burton, Elizabeth’s marriage buzz, Liz and Dick hopes for Sands of Kalahari, and other Hollywood casting notes plus Jerry Lewis projects and Shirley MacLaine gossip.
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Hollywood
Nana
Jack Lemmon
Jack
George Axelrod
Dick Quine
Quine
Murder Incorporated
Felicia Farr
Peter Sellers
United Artists
Felicia
Bette Davis
Gary Merrill
Bette
Jose Ferrer
Rieber
Stanley Kramer
Simone Signoret
Stanley
Jerry Lewis
Jerry
Lewises
David Miller
Tony Perkins
David
Cary Grant
Leslie Caron
20Th Century - Fox
Mr. Perkins
Elizabeth Taylor
Richard Burton
Stanley Baker
Toronto
Sands
Kalahari
Africa
Liz
Joe Levine
Mr. Baker
England
Colonel Bogey
River
Kwai
Shirley MacLaine
Robert Mitchum
Walter Winchell Item on Sinatra Jr Love Tale Riffs
In a packed Walter Winchell column, Sheryl Bierman, 20, of Beverly Hills, is named as Sinatra Jr.’s love interest amid his kidnapping trial coverage. The piece notes Bierman’s marriage history, a California divorce decree, and hints at a possible future marriage to Sinatra Jr. The item blends gossip with publicized family ties and comments on press coverage.
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F ‘Sinatra, Jr
Sheryl
Shirley Bierman
Hyman
Beverly Hills
Cal
Frank
L.A
Junior
Mr. Bierman
Weill
Barry Bierman
Superior Court
Los Angeles
Shery
Barry
Barry W. Keenan
Lake Tahoe
Life
Bierman
Buttinsky
Marilyn
Joe
Two
Three
Arizona
Oakland
California
Frank Sinatra
Nancy
Bel Air
Sinatra
Ann Nichols
Abie
Time
Sinatra, Jr
Walter Winchell
News-Herald & Journal
Bulletin News
Sentinel
Star Review
Ridgely Cummings
Walter
Prescott
Talent Scout Lists Sharks for Marineland Circus
Hollywood scout John Prescott, Marineland curator, sought sharks for CBS Easter Sunday Marineland Circus. Four of six captured sharks died before performance, two survived. Prescott described catching, anesthetizing, and housing sharks in tanks, noting nose injuries from walls and the challenge of training them.
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Hollywood
UPI
John Prescott
Marineland
Tme
Prescott
Cbs-Tv
Marineland Circus
Aquatic Theater
CBS
Pacific
New Dollar Bills Circulate Widely As 600 Million Expected
Bureau of Printing and Engraving workers have churned out the new $1 Federal Reserve notes. By year end 158.72 million had entered circulation. Director H J Holtzclaw testified to a congressional committee that up to 600 million of the notes could be distributed by June 30.
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Washington
UPI
Bureau of Printing and Engraving
Federal Reserve
H. J. Holtzclaw
Congressional
Old Actor Still Hollywood Star
Hollywood veteran Donald Crisp at 80 sits with his boxer in the Hollywood Hills and denounces modern spending. He recalls 1906 beginnings, notes his Bank of America board role in the 1940s, and laments changes in the film industry while preparing two Disney NBC-television appearances for Greyfriars Bobby and colour wonders.
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Hollywood
Nana
Dean
Donald Crisp
Hollywood Hills
Crisp
Bank of America
Walt Disney
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Europe
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Miss Malone
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Glenn Ford
Frank Howard
Col’m
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Fabulous Strif
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Boulder
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Huntridge Theatre
Temple Beth
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Rex Harrison
Joseph Finnigan
Carol Lynley
Carolyn Jones
EL Portal
Kissin’ Cousins
Fremont
Capt. Blood
Law of the Lawless
Wam
Nevada
Stardust Drive-In
Skyway Drive-In
Stanley Kubrick
Dr. Strangelove
Columbia Petures
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Lionel Barrymore
Ie Dane
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Elwwis
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Errol Flynn
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Cemeid
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Dale Robertson
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William Bendix
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