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Newspaper
Long Beach Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Sep 02, 1951
Page
6
Italy's Roads of Hope won the 1951 Golden Laurel Award for the European film fostering goodwill among democracies. U S Ambassador James C Dunne presented the prize at the Venice Festival Cinema Palace before 1150 guests. Notables included Joseph Cotten Gene Tierney Beatrice Tally and Jean Repat.
Long Beach Community Players announces readings and tryouts for parts in Happy Birthday a sophisticated Anita Loos comedy. Sessions begin 7 30 p m Tuesday at centerstage theater 5021 E Anaheim St. 19 roles 10 men ages 21 to 60. director Herbert Yenner invites all in the Long Beach area to audition following Three's a Family.
Chief Dovey and Mrs. Dovey depart for Yosemite Park to attend the national convention of the peace officers association. The event runs September 6 through 8.
Preliminary tryouts for prospective Long Beach Philharmonic Orchestra members will be Thursday, September 13 at 7 p m at the Art Center 2300 E Geean Blvd. Regular rehearsals with conductor Robert Resta resume September 20 at 7 45 p m at the same address. Any adult local musician who desires symphonic music may attend.
Santa Barbara dispatch: Danny Semenza, four, drowned today after slipping in the tub and striking his head during a bath. His mother said she allowed him to bathe alone when he wished, and he was found face down in the water. An inhalator squad failed to revive him.
A lively review of the Community Playhouse run of Three's a Family. Cast includes Mary Ellen Carroll as Aunt Irma Dalrymple and Donald Reese as Sam Whitaker. Critics praise the rapid-fire humor, strong supporting turns, and director Yenne's casting.
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