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Newspaper
Long Beach Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Jul 09, 1955
Page
2
Japan and Thailand signed papers in Bangkok settling World War II debts totaling 15 million dollars. The agreement ends a long dispute over the wartime debt and establishes payment terms between the two nations.
New York report on the American Shakespeare Festival Theater near Stratford Connecticut showing seven stories in 12 acres as the first production Julius Caesar opens next Tuesday night. Langner and board push ahead despite unfinished work to preserve momentum for a classical drama academy venture.
Seoul, Korea in the UK reports Pak In Soo, a 24 year old, is charged with seducing 30 women by promising marriage. Five witnesses failed to appear as 1,550 attendees, including celebrities, gathered for the premiere. A theater plan hints at a two play summer season followed by a longer Shakespeare repertory next year.
Bonita Granville, 32, underwent an emergency appendectomy on Thursday and walked Friday. CBS television expects her at show rehearsals Monday for The Healer where she will play a nurse.
Las Vegas report says actress Tallulah Bankhead refused a co star contract with Marlene Dietrich at Cafe de Paris in London. She said her dog Doloras must be quarantined six months upon arrival in England, insisting she would not leave the dog alone for money.
Houston independent theater operator Adelman won substantial damages in a federal suit against major Hollywood producers alleging a conspiracy to block first run films. Jurors awarded $20,000, with triple damages claimed by attorney, totaling $60,000. Adelman operates a 1,239-seat neighborhood theater.
The quotation shows a character arguing in defense of England, saying she has spent some of her happiest years there despite an old-fashioned stance. The dialogue contrasts affection for England with lingering social tensions and personal history.
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