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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1960
Page
11
AP Newsfeatures outlines simple at home darkroom setups for novices. It describes a one bath C41 process, minimal equipment, and a changing bag for darkness. New developing tanks with screw thread designs promise easier handling and faster washing and drying times with Unibath CC 1 and Unidri.
New York AP report profiles Anita Feagies and Gretchen Mochler who co authored a mystery titled Trial by Slander set in Chappaqua New York. They used the pen name Travis MacRae and are polishing a second manuscript.
Gretchen and Anita recount writing a book with their children at home. They set aside one day a week to work, stayed in touch by phone the rest of the time, and kept their project largely private until the word spread. They describe plot development, research with police and veterinarians, and family reactions.
Hollywood star Scott Brady travels widely after scarce film offers. His Destry Rides Again stage stint led to the syndicated TV series Shotgun Slade airing on about 200 stations, though he remains unsure in Hollywood as friends worry about his career.
Moscow audiences hailed the Drury Road Company musical My Fair Lady with 1,800 nightly attendees and full TV broadcasts. Stars Edward Mulhare and Michael Evans praised the Russian crowd as they cheered, clapped, and demanded encore, while preparations began for a Kiev two-week engagement after Leningrad and Moscow runs.
A dense list of programs across WKRC WLW WHIO and WONE from noon to 1:15 am. Highlights include Jeannie Skelly Show World of 1960 Baseball Parade Cincinnati at Milwaukee Jolly Rogers Music and Face the Nation interview with Gov Ed mund G Brown. A mix of dramas comedies and films with notable names Greta Garbo and Robert Taylor in Camille.
The piece compares di Donato’s Christ in Concrete and Three Circles of Light about Italian immigrants in West Hoboken New Jersey before the 1930s. It notes the same central family arc, but shifts viewpoint from worker hardship to broader attitudes toward dagos and the fate of Geromino’s son Paul. The article also references poet Miss Tate born in Lima Ohio, living in Roanoke Virginia, and her poetry volumes These Are For You and Equinox.
L J Kramp notes top season stereo showcases from Munch with the Boston Symphony and Berlin Requiem Mass with premier sound. Dorati Mineapolis and Paray Detroit gain praise for Stravinsky Petrouchka Rite of Spring and Symphony No. 2. Mercury and Everest releases offered with notable sound separation and instrumental clarity.
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