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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 11, 1964
Page
17
AP film writer notes commercials slip into modern movies more than before. Studios once opposed product mentions but now allow tie ups with brands, autos, airlines, and jewel loans aiding production and cutting costs.
George Washington earned the nickname The Sword of the American Revolution for his decisive leadership and military action during the fight for independence.
New York television critic weighs CBS Brenner against Arrest and Trial and The Defenders. Half hour action series, once king, is labeled obsolete. Brenner slows pace with a focus on informer fear and police risk, while Arrest and Trial and The Defenders are praised for character development and provocative themes.
AP reports Janine Gray in Quick, Before It Melts a lead role with Robert Morse and George Maharis. The Antarctic set comedy features Gray modestly dressed in sweaters and parka amid pasty controversy last film The Americanization for Emily. She refused MGM pasties. director Arthur Hiller agreed. A tense apartment scene with Garner and Coburn follows. Local reaction among friends and family was mixed.
A May 5 gathering at the home of Mr. Paul Eaves included devotions led by Mrs. Earl Garber who read scripture and led songs for Mothers Day. Mrs. Wilfred Wisner and Mrs. Lewis Wisner read articles about Mother, and a discussion on Remembering Mother was led by Mrs. John Buffington. A recreational segment followed.
Refreshments were served by the hostess to the eleven members present. Mrs. Robert Nicodemus Sr. will be hostess for the next meeting on June 2. Hagerstown won five awards in the school safety parade here, competing with 44 bands and 34 floats from 27 states.
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