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Newspaper
Long Beach Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1951
Page
10
Bob Hope ends his $2,010 damage suit after Life Magazine story in the November 6 issue was found not to injure his reputation. The action against Time Inc asserted the article suggested he stole radio jokes from Fred Allen.
Long Beach Community Players will hold 11 acting tryouts for The Curious Savage at 7:30 p.m. Monday at the new center-stage theater on 5021 E. Anaheim St. Rehearsals start Tuesday under director Herbert Yenne. The play opens the last week in June, after The Silver Whistle ends its run. Cast includes six women and five men, with no parts for actors under 20. community members are welcome to audition.
Bruce Cabot and Francesca de Scaffa reportedly reconciled after a divorce petition filed 10 days earlier was dismissed. Cabot, 48, wed de Scaffa, 20, last September 14 and they separated May 4 with no explanation given.
Roger Babson argues eight reasons the working class has growing chances, from population growth and free education to long hours, union status, and evolving financial security. He notes better borrowing terms, social safety nets, and possibilities for home ownership, urging college or job plans despite war fears.
English born actor Boris Karloff plans to move from Hollywood to New York after selling his house. He reflects on a career defined by menace from Frankenstein, discusses stage work and a shift toward television, radio, and the stage as his preferred artistic focus. He criticizes the term horror films and expresses curiosity about science fiction monsters.
Mrs. Blanche Ring formerly Blanche Ring sues Charles Winninger an actor aged 66 in Los Angeles for divorce claiming he left her 23 years ago after their 1942 marriage. She had previously filed for separate maintenance.
The Los Angeles court granted actress Anna Nagel a decree of divorce from Col. James H. Keenan of the Air Force. The ruling came after a dispute over dividing personal belongings, with Nagel’s lawyer noting there was a notable disagreement before the decree was signed.
Actor Dan Dailey and Elizabeth Hofert finalized a divorce in Nevada by agreement of lawyers. A property settlement earlier in Los Angeles awarded Mrs. Dailey $150 monthly for a portion of their child Daniel TH, years night. Dailey, 35, was not present in court.
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