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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 19, 1965
Page
35
British comic Terry-Thomas arrived for Easy Come Easy Go but did not work. A train wreck felled half the cast and crew on the first day. He says since the accident he has more offers than in the classifieds and plans a TV special with Jules Styne for ABC to play the wolf in Little Red Riding Hood.
In Pittsburgh the American Conservatory Theater led by William Ball builds a professional research center with 85 participants, backed by Rockefeller Foundation support. ACT stages Shakespeare to Albee in two venues, projects a $400000 annual budget, and uses dual casts and strict schedules to train actors beyond the Method.
Elaborate conversion work at the Palace Theater delays its reopening as a legitimate playhouse. The show Sweet Charity starring Gwen Verdon will now open January 25 instead of December 28. Ralph Alswang oversees renovation to expand the performing area and remove the raked vaudeville stage.
A study shows that two of three fatal traffic accidents involve drivers over 50, highlighting risk among older motorists and the need for targeted safety measures.
Brittany in northwest France was settled from the south to the 7th century by British Celts who named the region to reflect its connection to their homeland. The term translates roughly as Little Britain, indicating a cultural link and settler origins.
Hollywood AP profile of Steven Hill describing his move toward producing. He notes four properties prepared for films and TV and says acting prepared him to produce. He cites David Selznick as his idol and suggests he may quit acting if production ventures succeed.
Four actors from Vienna’s English theater stage Edgar Lee Masters Spoon River Anthology in a cultural exchange tour. Stops include Oslo Helsinki Stockholm and Reykjavik as part of a state department program.
New York reports another George Bernard Shaw play, Caesar and Cleopatra, moving toward a musical stage adaptation. Joseph Cates sponsors What Makes Sammy Run and engages Ervin Drake on songs and libretto with Shaw estate terms a $10,000 down payment and a sliding scale percentage guarantee against receipts.
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