Film Star Mitzi Gaynor Loses 35 Pounds for Career Comeback
Mitzi Gaynor recounts losing 35 pounds after 150 to pursue mature roles at Hollywood studios. She details diet and dance regimen, noting a two-hour daily dance session, rest, and selective foods. The weight loss aided her film work in Any Thing Goes and The Birds and the Bees, boosting confidence and wardrobe choices.
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Fragmented Word Puzzle Scrambles From Historic Page
A readable snippet from a historical newspaper puzzle lists clues and partial answers including cities and names. The fragment shows numbers and terms such as Russian city Estonian city Malayan boat and biblical name, implying a cross word style fill.
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Audrey Hepburn Insists Her Mates Not Svengali
Hollywood report notes Audrey Hepburn denying that husband Mel Ferrer rules her life. She says she is happier married, makes her own decisions, and that their careers do not interfere. Her upcoming film Funny Face with Fred Astaire is highlighted.
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MGM Composer Previn Named Music Director for Oscars Show
Director for Fete HOLLYWOOD uw Andre Previn, MGM composer and conductor, named music director for the 28th annual Academy Awards show March 21. He'll be aided by Murray, Gerson, also of MGM.
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Motorama Closes With Record Attendance at Pan-Pacific
General Motors ended the Motorama auto show at Pan-Pacific Auditorium after a record one day crowd of 572,929. Dream cars were loaded onto 450 trucks bound for San Francisco. GM President Harlow Curtice said the turnout reinforces belief that 1956 will be another strong year for auto industry and business.
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Crosby undergoes minor surgery for growth
Bing Crosby had a small growth removed in a Saturday procedure. A family member said the singer is not expected to slow down and should resume normal activities within the week.
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Monaco to show Grace Kelly films during royal wedding week
In April Prince Rainier of Monaco ordered all cinemas to screen Grace Kelly films in honor of his upcoming wedding to her. Informants confirmed the plan as schedules were arranged for a week centered on the nuptials.
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