Les Brown Band At Lake Next Saturday
The Les Brown orches tra performs a one night engagement at LeSourdsville Lake next Saturday. The band known for TV work with Bob Hope visits the Lake for the fourth year running and was named No 1 in major polls in 1958. Susan Maro lends vocal talents with Butch Stone and Stumpy featured on special numbers.
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Les Brown
LeSourdsville Lake
Bob Hope
Downbeat
Metronome
Billboard
Susan Maro
Butch Stone
Les
Stumpy
Brown Band
Tina Louice Advises Talkative Men In Romance
Hollywood star Tina Louice urges men to be verbal not physical in pursuit of women. She argues the strong silent type is a myth and that talkers like Cary Grant captivate women. She offers no firm guidance for when a woman is also talkative.
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Hollywood
Tina Louice
Don Juan
Cary Grant
Omar Bakeries Co Sponsors LeSourdsville Day
Omar Bakeries of southwestern Ohio will co sponsor a special day at LeSourdsville on Wednesday. Free afternoon and evening juggler shows will headline the activities. Discounted admission tickets are distributed through Omar drivers and Omar stores. Ladys night features Paul Steel and his orchestra at Stardust Gardens for non paying ladies and escorts.
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Omar Bakeries
Ohio
LeSourdsville
Omar
Stardust Gardens
Paul Steel
Westerns endure as timeless adventure says writer
Hollywood novelist Frank Gruber rails against critics who dismiss westerns. He argues the modern western shares the Odyssey like core elements of love, hate, deceit, and struggle against nature and enemies, differing mainly in setting.
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Hollywood
Frank Gruber
Gruber
Gary Cooper
The Drunkard Nears End in Hollywood Run
The long running show The Drunkard may close by month end rather than October 2 as planned. The Los Angeles Fire Department demands removal of 100 seats reducing capacity to 240. Producer Mildred Ilse says the show cannot continue on that basis.
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Hollywood
Los Angeles
Debbie Reynolds Rose to Top Demand After Marriage Breakup
Hollywood recounts Debbie Reynolds rising from a $75,000 yearly actress to a $200,000 per picture star after her split from Eddie Fisher. Bidding surged as public sympathy boosted her value, with roles in It Started With a Kiss and The Pleasure of His Company shaping a lucrative five year deal. Reynolds reflects on the impact of fame on her private life and her continued love for the film industry.
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Hollywood
Debbie Reynolds
Debbie
Elizabeth Taylor
Frank Sinatra
Marlon Brando
Eddie Fisher
Bing Crosby
Robert Wagner
Glenn Ford
Spain
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Ford
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Grace Kelly
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Tony Curtis
Fisher
New York
Miss Taylor
Michael Todd
French Riviera
Filmland
Star Went Full Circle Ends With Saratoga Casting
A six month search led by Morton DaCosta and Robert Fryer culminated in Carol Lawrence joining the cast of the Broadway musical Saratoga. Lawrence, who starred in West Side Story, is set to headline the Ferber based production debuting on Broadway in November.
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Beachway
Morton DaCosta
Robert Fryer
Carol Lawrence
Saratoga
Edna Ferber
Record jackets push art and sex in the music business
A79 feature explores how album covers now sell music with bold color and provocative imagery. Studio giants RCA Victor Capitol and Columbia design departments employ models and photographers, spending from 350 to 1500 dollars per jacket, while theft of cover ideas rises as jackets become key marketing tools.
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Mulligan AP News
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Yvonne Constant
Young Star James Darren Faces Money Worries
Hollywood teen idol James Darren, known for The Gene Krupa Story and Gidget, laments limited earnings despite hit records. He notes his father supported a family on 60 dollars weekly, while he spends 85 dollars monthly on rent and promotes records at personal cost, earning few royalties from Gidget’s 400,000 copies sold.
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Hollywood
James Darren
Gene Krupa
Jimmy
U S Playwrights Tops In Finland
A study by the International Theatre Institute shows the five most popular foreign dramatists in Finland for 1948 to 1958 as Shakespeare John Patrick Jean Anouilh Tennessee Williams and Jean Paul Sartre.
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Finland
International Theatre Institute
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Jean Anouilh
Tennessee Williams
Jean Paul Sartre
Debbie still pursues acting though bowling time scarce
Debbie ventures a comeback in Hollywood while juggling two children and a steady job. She loves bowling but notes industry peers view it as unglamorous. She focuses on her new success and personal happiness despite past hurt.
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Debbie
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