Lad A Dog comes to life on screen at Huntridge Theatre
Technicolor film Lad A Dog opens Wednesday at the Huntridge in Las Vegas. Starred by Peter Breck and Peggy McCay, the Warner Bros. release follows the famous Terhune tale with a real collie named Lad trained for months in the San Fernando Valley.
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Albert Payson
Terhune
Huntridge Theatre
Peter Breck
Percy McCay
Warner Bros
Max J. Rosenberg
Terhune Collie
Breck
Hollywood
Stephen Termayne
Sunnybank
Peggy McCay
Tremayne
Elizabeth
New York
Angela Cartwrict
Danny Thomas
Lord Byron
San Fernando Valley
Pat LaCoss
Lady
Collie
Huntridge
Vegas Daze i op and Nites Vegas Daze i op and Nites
Column reminiscences about TV appearances by Dane Victor Borge and Don Rickles at KLAS-TV and the Sahara, with recall of a chaotic studio incident and a crude finale. Includes Vegas entertainment notes on Harry Ritz Jack Soo Joey Bishop and local showbiz scenes.
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Borge
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Vic
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Hank Greenspun
Lloyd’s of London
Harry Ritz
Myron Cohen
Flamingo
Jack Soo
Joey Bishop
Jack
Joey
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Vegas
T-Bird Exec
Morrey Stevens
Irv Benson
New Frontier
Carrie Fennell
Harold Minsky
International Club
Manhattan
Ralph Pearl
DIAL
TV ad king Clyne spends a billion on time and talent
Hy Gardner reports C Terrence Clyne once vice chairman of McCann Erickson now at Lou Maxon. He claims to have directed about 1 billion in sponsor to agency to TV networks. He also comments on George Kirby Teddy Kennedy and Henry Lascoe in a brisk, opinionated survey of fame and finance.
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McCann Erickson, Inc
Lou Maxon
Uber Alley
Terry
George Kirby
Teddy Kennedy
Milton
Kennedy
Henry Lascoe
Carnival
Yankees
Mets
Wall Street Language and the Government vs Steel
Walter Winchell notes the clash between Big Steel and Big Government, comparing their sizes and the government’s unique method of securing its cut from workers. He argues reporters must translate numbers into real-world impact for the average reader and highlights the broad economic ripple from U.S. Steel to small businesses.
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U.S
Steel
Wall Street
Government’s stake in steel and tax impact
The text argues the U.S. government relies on tax revenues and steel industry profits. It notes deficits cannot be dissolved by law, cites steel as a public interest matter, and mentions about 200,000 American families rely on U.S. Steel earnings and taxes.
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A&b
U.S
Stee
Government deal seen as costly if welfare relief rises
The speaker notes the government gains from payroll cuts but warns that 200000 families could face high costs if relief is introduced. He emphasizes these families are human beings with the average wage earner supporting about three children.
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