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Newspaper
Las Vegas Sun
Location
Las Vegas, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1965
Page
8
Hollywood UPI reports Philip Crosby, 30, son of Bing Crosby, seeks divorce from his second wife Mary Joyvee Crosby after a Las Vegas marriage last August. Attorneys say settlement talks continue and the separation remains amicable. Philip’s previous marriage to Sandra Jo Drummond produced two children, Dixie Lee and Brian Patrick, while his twin Dennis also divorced. Gary Crosby remains the only Crosby son still married.
Hollywood report notes Sergio Fantoni has unveiled a low calone spaghetti dish for the cast and crew of the film Do Not Disturb, highlighting a diet friendly option on set.
Hollywood gossip notes that a bath tub sequence in The Third Day centers on George Peppard, not co star Elizabeth Ashley, altering on screen spotlight and fan expectations.
A crowded column catalogues political jabs and satirical quips from Walter Winchell about civil rights figures, Viet Nam coverage, and U.S. policy. It cites MLK, John Lewis, James Foreman, and various agencies while weaving in international angles from Moscow and Minsk.
Hollywood UPI profile of William Windom describes him as a pleasant if eccentric actor. He carries two dollar bills, collects old two dollar notes, runs a yacht club, plays chess by mail, drives a Volkswagen, and lives in Malibu with Barbara and their blended family.
Cinerama shows My Fair Lady with 8 PM daily screenings and 2 PM matinees on Wednesday Saturday and Sunday at local venues. Also advertise Skyline Drive-In and Stardust Drive-In for current listings.
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