Kovacs One Of Hollywoods Big Spenders
James Bacon profiles Kovacs as a major Hollywood spender and rising comic star. The piece highlights his $600000 house and $200000 per film, his volatile relationship with Harry Cohn, and his lavish tastes including cigars and tailor-made suits. It notes his fearsome gambling, high earnings from Take A Good Look, and a near death illness from which he recovered.
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Hollywood
Eric Kovacs
Harry Cohn
Columbia Pictures
Kovacs
Columbia
Cohn
Harry
Havana
Jane
Phony Fights In Hollywood A Look At TV Brawls
Cynthia Lowry explains how television fights are staged not real. Stunt men perform long shots while principals handle closeups to ensure safety and dramatic effect on shows like Sugarfoot. Actors recount past injuries from misfires with other performers.
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Elam
Blam
Iman
Priest Of New Movie Is Most Unusual One
AP reports in Hollywood that actor Don Murray will film in St Louis about Father Dismas Clark head of Dismas House a haven for felons. Clark says he helps 600 ex cons regain life with 5 percent returning to crime while noting America spends 25 billion yearly on crime enforcement. He calls out social stigma and notes Jesus and the Apostles would struggle to find work today.
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John Wayne
Kovacs
Henry Hathaway
Hathaway
Wayne
Hollywood
Don Murray
St. Louis
Father Dismas Clark
Father Clark
Murray
Jesus
Christ
Dismas House
Dismas
Clark
Re-Opening Planned At The Lake
LeSourdsville Lake announces a two day Five and Dime Days weekend next Saturday and Sunday to thank visitors of the 1960 season. Rides will operate at 5 and 10 cents, opening at 1 p.m. Saturday and noon Sunday, with gates at 9 a.m. A fireworks display and Uncle Al Lewis program are planned as part of Alber's Day activities.
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LeSourdsville Lake
Kiddieland
Jack Morningstar
Alber’s
Uncle al Lewis
TV Radio Highlights and Evening Prgram Lineup
Radio Today lists 6:30 WLW church program and 9:05 WKRC music news. Afternoon baseball games from Milwaukee at Cincinnati at 1:25. Evening features include Johnny Dollar, Paladin, Overland Trail, Ford Sullivan salute to Hammerstein, Lawman, Mystery Show and Olympics semifinals and finals events on multiple stations.
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WKRC
Milwaukee
Cincinnati
Wone
Jeannie Shel
Johnny Dollar
Paladin
Bob Considine
WHIO
Dennis the Menace
Mr. Wilson
Fd Sullivan
Oscar Hammerstein II
Della Reece
Jill Corey
Georgia Gibbs
Teddy Randazzo
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Annie
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