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Newspaper
Las Vegas Sun
Location
Las Vegas, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Oct 21, 1964
Page
12
Walter Winchell argues that Khrushchev and the Soviet regime represent barbarism and deception. He links famine in the USSR, Soviet expansion, and global subversion to a relentless communist threat, urging vigilance against perceived Red aggression and tyranny.
Hollywood correspondent reports television's top judge Edgar Allen Jones plans to leave his ABC TV program Day in Court as the network shifts the concept toward a serialized legal soap opera. Jones, UCLA law teacher, argues the new format strays from authentic courtroom procedure and emphasizes dramatic value over education. He has appeared on nearly 2,000 law programs since 1958, including Traffic Court and Accused.
Hollywood reports Brave actor Marshall Thompson wrestles a full size cross-eyed African lion named Clarence for the MGM film Clarence the Cross-eyed Lion. Thompson recalls tense days on set in Africa and near Hollywood as director Ivan Tors plans a TV series based on the cross-eyed feline.
El Portas Fate Is the Hunter shows at 1:07 and 3:26 with multiple times plus 5.22 and 7.31. GUILD THEATER Shot In The Dark runs 1:20 with 3.30 5.40 and 8.00. HUNTRIDGE Mad World features 1.00 4.15 7.30 19 30. FREMONT Kisses For My President shows 1:15 3.35 5.50 8.90 10.20 10-2 30 a.m. to 2:50 a.m. NEVADA DRIVE-IN 3 Features Open Every Night SKYWAY DRIVE-IN See Ad STARDUST DRIVE-IN
A new daily schedule at the Huntridge Theater increases shows for It s a Mad Mad Mad World. Performances start today at 1 9, 4 15, 7 30 and 10 30 pm to accommodate more patrons.
Nancy Sinatra appears with Joan O'Brien in the Hollywood revue Wa tus A Go Go as part of a UPI wire report noting the film’s cast and timing.
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