Hollywood Spotlight on British Accent Stars and Glamour
Hollywood column notes Dawn Adams pursues an American voice for Plymouth Advent, while Mari Blanchard sharpens her sexy walk for The Prince of Bagdad. Angela Clarke gains billing in Jamaica Seas, Barbara Stanwyck stays busy, and Billie Burke sees Debbie Reynolds as her ideal screen double.
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Troubled Quotes on Roles Hint at Typecasting
The speaker laments Hollywood stereotypes noting that strong parts disappear when an actor seeks varied work. The quote critiques a pattern where actors must alter appearance or persona to land significant roles, underscoring ongoing typecasting in the industry.
Anti Trust Policy Attacked and Reevaluated by Commerce Advisers
Washington officials report the Commerce Department adviser panel urges a rule of reason for anti trust policy and suggests a Justice Department conference section to issue authoritative opinions. They also propose review boards of business leaders and experts to guide prosecutions to align with national policy. Secretary Sawyer backs the ideas while noting growth of conflicting rules since the Sherman Act.
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Sinbad Romance Draws on Oriental Navigator Tales
The stories of Sinbad the Sailor are rooted in eighth to tenth century Oriental seafaring experiences. They reflect ancient navigators and their voyages, blending myth with historical maritime lore.
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Immodest Guppies Said Best Teacher Of Facts Of Life
Yale pathologist Dr. Leon Whitney argues guppies explain life facts better than birds and bees in a forthcoming book. He notes guppies are kept by millions but remain less understood despite their popularity.
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Ike Still Has Hundreds Of Federal Jobs To Fill
President elect Eisenhower has only begun naming top officials with hundreds of federal posts to fill. He has named the Cabinet and some subcabinet staff, plans more announcements before January 20, and will seek Senate confirmations for many posts. He aims to have key posts set before his inauguration.
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Unrest Marks Yule Week Among North Africans
North Africa faces tense holidays as Tunisia's Bey signs two decrees creating a democratic local government system while many reforms await sign off. French reformers push for broader self rule as unrest grows in Tunisia and Morocco amid clashes, arrests, and external pressures from the United States and the Arab League.
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Pope Plans Christmas Message On Wednesday
Vatican City reports Pope Pius will deliver his 14th annual Christmas address to the world on Wednesday. The message, in 24 languages, is expected to include a call for peace and a potential reply to Yugoslavia’s recent severing of diplomatic ties.
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Hollywood Troupe Heads for Korea Returns After Alaska Detour
A 36 member Hollywood group flying from Los Angeles to Korea via Honolulu landed in Kodiak Alaska by mistake. Heavy fog in the Aleutians forced a return to Elmendorf Air Force Base. Passengers included Carolina Cotton Paul Douglas Jan Sterling Walter Pidgeon Roscoe Ates Keenan Wynn and Rory Calhoun.
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Direct Israeli Arab negotiations sought
Washington reports Israel's Ambassador Abba Eban called for direct talks with Arab neighbors as UN mediation stalls. He said Israel and Arab states must draft agreements themselves and rejected Lebanon's Charles Malik on Palestine posing a threat, arguing Arabs refuse non aggression pacts.
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