Singer Keeps Life Orderly
HOLLYWOOD Singer Teresa Brewer mother of four balances career with family. She limits out of town club nights to 12 annually and stays near home for television appearances in New York. She records there and rejected a Paramount film to protect motherhood. She allocates six weeks yearly in the Far West at Cocoanut Grove and Sahara in Las Vegas.
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Hollywood
Teresa Brewer
New York
Teresa
Paramount
Far West
Cocoanut Grove
Las Vegas
Sahara
Rickles Mockery Fuels Slate Bros Club Show
At the Slate Bros Night Club comic Don Rickles roasts Hollywood stars with sharp quips about Frank Sinatra Dan Dailey Sid Luft Judy Garland and Esther Williams. The audience, including Sinatra, reacts with laughter as Rickles delivers pointed jabs about voice parts and film futures.
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Frank Sinatra
Rickles
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Dan Dailey
Dan
Forrest Tucker
Sid Luft
Luft
Judy Garland
Sid
Esther Williams
Esther
Milk provides best food value per pound say experts
University nutrition experts state milk offers greater food value per pound for the cost than any other food material. The finding emphasizes milk as a cost effective staple with high nutrition for households.
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Perdue University
Coop Stays Star By Being Himself
Hollywood star Gary Cooper remains a leading man after 35 years in film. Once shy and a cowhand, he stayed in Hollywood, denying facelift rumors, citing breathing needs and a broken nose. He discusses work ethic, Africa hunting, and enduring box office appeal with two Academy Awards and constant public admiration.
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Radio and TV Highlights Schedule Highlights
Radio and TV highlights list programs from WHIO and WKRC including organ music by E Power Biggs and the Salt Lake Tabernacle Choir, a Cincinnati vs Chicago baseball game, World Music Festivals Romeo and Juliet, suspense drama The Last Kilometer, a Marshal Matt Dillon scene, and Jack Benny Dallas appearance.
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Evening radio and TV lineup for tomorrow
Tomorrow's schedule lists 10:45 AM radio feature from WPFB Hamilton and 9 AM WLW programs. Highlights include film showings with Kay Francis, Ian Hunter, Vic Mature, Piper Laurie, Greta Garbo, and Tallulah Bankhead. documentary and panel discussions from WHIO WKRC WLW. and guest appearances by Jack Lemmon Peter Ustinov Jerry Vale Dinah Shore and Francis J. Lally.
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Home Movie Pitfalls From a Pro Cameraman
Photographer Alex Siodmak recalls trials in making a fundraising film with 3000 feet of donated stock. Winding 400 foot reels caused static, missing leaders, and wrong perforations. Bent spools jammed cameras prompting a portable darkroom reshoot. End tapes caused gate jams. Use film of known origin in sealed cartons.
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Alex Siodmak
Siodmak
Tux Part Of Costume For Lewis
Jerry Lewis, famed comedian, will be honored next week as best dressed actor by the Men's Apparel Club of California. Stylist Sy Devore recalls Lewis's prom night poverty and notes Lewis buys many tuxedos, spends about $20,000 yearly on clothes, and often donates used garments to others.
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Jerry Lewis
Jerry
Sy Devore
Men's Apparel Club of
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Canada
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Sunday Show Fattens Lean TV Summer Fare
NBC picks a top notch musicomedy cast to replace Dinah Shore at 9 on Sundays. John Raitt Janet Blair Edie Adams lead with Rowan and Martin Stan Freberg Jonathan Winters and Dorothy Kirsten assisting. Sponsors want high ratings for auto ads and indoor summer viewing.
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Annie Get Your Gun
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General Motors
Needy Actors Being Aided
The Actors Fund of America spent 321,529 dollars to aid needy actors last year. The organization handled 13,870 indigent cases, announced President Walter Vincent at the 76th annual meeting.
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New York
Actors Fund of America
Walter Vincent
Postwar U.S Railroads Add 24532 Locomotives Since War End
Railroads in the United States have commissioned 24,532 locomotives since World War II, with 24,042 of them diesel units.
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U.S
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