Broadway Stars and Rumors Stir New York Season
Elizabeth Taylor and Richard Burton to host their children at the Regency in New York then Puerto Vallarta vacation. Greta Garbo rumors swirl while H. L. Hunt may back Johnson. Castro reinforces in Cuba as Fortunes rise in GOP nominating fights. Sandy Scott fears a Quebec bomb scare amid federation talks. Joe Levine to release 21 films by 1964, Belafonte to bring Guinea ballet group in 1965, and Kurt Weill misprinted as Curt. Hope headlines arena appearances for 25,000 each. Mary Martin recalls flying sequences with awe.
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Castro
Joe Levine
RCA
Rainbow Room
Curt Weill
Kurt Weill
Bob Hope
Mary Martin
Peter Pan
Tommy Grimes
Mary
Mirvish Turning The Royal Alexandra Into A Profit Theater
TORONTO UP I Edwin Mirvish uses business principles to run the Royal Alexandra Theater. He bought the aging venue for 215000 and spent 400000 on renovations to create a premier showplace. Despite initial losses, he remains confident the investment will pay off alongside Honest Eds store profits.
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Royal Alex
Miss Burnett Draws Praise
New York critics lauded Carol Burnett in the Broadway season finale with The Subject Was Roses at the Royale and Fade Out Fade In at the Mark Hellinger. The musical benefits from Jule Styne melodies and Burnett’s television earned reputation, with strong advance sales and generally positive reviews.
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Hollywood Notes on O Hara Brazzi and Poitier Projects
Maureen O Hara and Rossano Brazzi head to Lake Garda in Italy to film The Affair at the Villa Fiorita. Sidney Poitier and Richard Widmark will co star in Columbia's The Bedford Incident, their third collaboration after No Way Out and The Long Ships. Disney staffer Mary Chipperfield, 24, serves as a casting director for animal roles. Robert Taylor shifts from hero to villain as a bootlegger in A House Is Not a Home.
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