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Newspaper
Las Vegas Sun
Location
Las Vegas, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Mar 31, 1963
Page
4
UPI reports Don Knotts, famed for The Andy Griffith Show, explains that in The Incredible Mr. Limpet he plays himself for the first 15 minutes and envisions transforming into a fish through magic. The role portrays a swepted husband escaping his wife by dreaming of fish life.
Hollywood profile notes Peter O'Toole as the new leading light after his Lawrence of Arabia nomination. The piece recalls his stage roots, early tidbits from Jane Rogers, and O'Toole’s remark on being labeled a newcomer.
Technicolor romance comedy set in early 1900s Texas follows Papa Griffith a boisterous railroad man whose gambling and drinking worry family matriarchs while Corinne adores him. Starring Jackie Gleason Glynis Johns Laurel Goodwin and Linda Bruhl the film blends warmth humor and family devotion with a nostalgic look at a vanished era.
Rep. Carl Elliott told a group of young Democrats in Jasper Alabama that John Birchers and other right wing extremists deserve scorn. He called them loud mouthed know-nothings and said Jefferson would dismiss them as intellectual nitwits while Jackson might have horse whipped them.
Three West Berlin boys aged 9 10 and 11 slipped through barbed wire into East Berlin on a lark. East German border guards captured them and returned them to West Berlin at a crossing two hours later per police.
Kim Novak Tony Randall and James Garner star in Boys Night Out a farce about four men sharing a Manhattan apartment with a glamorous femme fatale The program at the Nevada Drive-In also features Chariton Heston in The Pigeon That Took Rome and Bob Hope in The Road To Hong Kong The show starts at 7 p.m.
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