Preview of 1972 Movies and Premieres
Hollywood notes outline 1972 trends from Robert Evans on entertainment goals and market shifts. Expect more adventure and romance with selective sex and violence, fewer big spectacles, rising black cinema, no musicals, and a focus on action capers. Key titles include The Godfather Whats Up Doc Portnoy s Complaint.
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Bob Thomas
Associated Press
Hollywood
Paramount
Robert Evans
America
Godfrey Cambridge
Raymond St. Jacques
Harlem
Charleston
Buck and
the Preacher
Harry Belafonte
Sidney Poitier
Bill Cosby
Willard
John Wayne
Steve McQueen
Clint Eastwood
Paul Newman
Barbra Streisand
Robert Redford
Liza Minnelli
Joel Gray
Peter O’toole
Sophia Loren
Gordon Stulberg
20Th Century-Fox
Nicholas and
Alexandra
Stulberg
Easy Rider
Alfred Hitchcock
Marlon Brando
Doc
Miss Streisand
Ryan O’neal
Peter Bogdanovich
Portnoy
Jolly Enrolled at Columbia College for 1971-72 Spring
John B. Jolly son of Dr and Mrs Benjamin N Jolly 1421 S Jefferson St newly enrolled for the 1971 72 spring semester at Columbia College a coed liberal arts college in Columbia Established in 1851 Columbia College offers more than 250 courses and five career training programs executive secretarial training industrial administration fashion design and retailing child study and travel administration Jolly a Mexico High School graduate was a member of the Columbia College Dinner Theatre company this past summer.
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John B. Jolly
Benjamin N. Jolly
S. Jefferson St
Columbia College
Columbia
Jolly
Mexico High School
Save Hot Dog Urges Grocer
Massachusetts grocers association executive secretary Malcolm McCabe warned before the Joint Committee on Commerce and Labor that subversive ideas threaten traditional hot dogs. He opposed a bill allowing ground turkey in Bologna and hot dogs as considered by the legislature.
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Boston
Malcolm McCabe
Massachusetts Grocers Association
McCabe
Joint Committee On Commerce and Labor
Republican Enters Race for Lt. Gov.
Springfield Republican Marvin Kennon announces bid for Missouri lieutenant governor in a news conference. Kennon, 35, touts a new era of conscience and reform and aims to restore public faith in government. He plans to file on February 14 after a career in advertising public relations.
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Springfield
Marvin Kennon
Kennon
Missouri
House of Representatives
Missouri Republican Committee
House
130 Sites On Historic Register Now
Jefferson City report from the Missouri State Historical Survey and Planning office notes 130 sites already accepted for the National Register of Historic Places with more nominations pending. The plan urges public awareness and preservation, detailing proposals like a historic district around the First State Capitol in St. Charles and sites illustrating German and Native American heritage as well as French colonial history.
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Jefferson City
Missouri State Historical Survey and Planning Office
Missouri
National Historic Preservation Act
Missouri State Parks
Joseph Jaeger Jr
St. Charles
First State Capitol
Hermann
Welfare Chiefs Are Polled In Missouri Survey
Rep. Wayne Groner of Republic polls county welfare directors across Missouri on how to improve efficiency of welfare and aid to dependent children programs. The 23 question survey seeks local input with replies by February 22, noting rising administrative costs and ADC caseload growth while promising confidentiality and published results.
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Jefferson City
Wayne Groner
Republic
Groner
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