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Newspaper
Long Beach Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
May 26, 1953
Page
21
Diana Maugham, niece of Somer set Maugham author of Rain, presents a new play in London opening tonight titled Snow.
Diana Lynn sues John Lind, an architect, alleging cruelty in a Santa Monica divorce action. A property settlement was reached out of court. Lynn, who acted as Dolly Loehr, began in pictures as a pianist at age 15. Idahoans attended their first Idaho State Society picnic at Bixby Park, naming Bennett Jacobs president and Ruby Bassett secretary-treasurer.
Eight Miss Universe winners appear in the Universal-International comedy Abbott and Costello Go to Mars with Bud Abbott and Lou Costello at the State Theater opening Wednesday. Jackie Loughery heads the cast with seven others including Judy Hatula Jeanne Thompson Valerie Jackson Ruth Hampton Jeri Miller Renata Hoy Elsa Edsman and Elsa Edsman. Universal-International awarded acting contracts to the eight winners.
Daily yearbook shows 1952 theater receipts at 1.17 billion dollars, a drop of 108 million from the prior year. Television is identified as the major competitive factor reducing receipts across the industry.
A concert program from the municipal band lists a Saturday evening event titled SDAY EVENING with a program scheduled for May 26. The notice summarizes selections and musical pieces to be performed by the ensemble.
Palace Ball chronicles the engagement of Young Besa to a foreign prince as royal pomp masks a forbidden romance. A council decree creates a dark barrier between Young Besa and her lover, forcing her to face charges that threaten throne and life.
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