Fred Waring Delivers Electrified 75 Show in Lawton
Fred Waring and his Young Pennsylvanians lit up McMahon Memorial Auditorium before 950 fans for a three hour concert. The 74 year old impresario led a polished production blending Broadway tunes with country rock and featuring the cordovox instrument. Rich Taylor Anne Spencer and Mark Brink highlighted the Oklahoma contingent as the show moved from a patriotic opening to medleys and stage choreography.
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Eisenhower High students win sweepstakes honors
EHS speech students earned second place sweepstakes at a Saturday tournament at the University of Science and Arts in Chickasha. First place winners included Blake Dutcher Bonnie Ellis Catherine Johnston. Second place went to Marty McKellips Susan Brinson and Charlotte Norris. Bill Derby and Dutcher took third in standard and original oration.
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Hollywood Night Moves becomes title for Hackman thriller
Warner Bros. renames the suspense film directed by Arthur Penn from The Dark Tower to Night Moves. Gene Hackman co stars with Jennifer Warren in the updated production details.
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French Film Maker To Receive Special Oscar
Los Angeles AP Jean Renoir, 80, will be honored at the 47th Academy Awards on April 8 with a special Oscar for a lifetime of work across silent and sound film documentary and television. Renoir, living in Beverly Hills with wife Dido, spoke of his affection for American cinema and his wish to attend the ceremony despite a recent hospital stay for an old wound. He remains prolific with a book and a sequel in progress and hosts visitors including François Truffaut and stars Ingrid Bergman and Leslie Caron at his home.
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Oscar toasts The Southerner as favorite among his works
The dialogue recalls Oscar admitting his French films had less success, yet he remains proud of The Southerner, calling it perhaps his favorite. Mrs. Re noir responds with affectionate remark about hearing him discuss many favorites.
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