Sinatra Returns To Milan After 24 Years In Italy
Frank Sinatra thrilled 9,000 fans at Milan's Trussardi tent theater in a two hour set that mixed old favorites with Italian pride. He declared himself Milanese, drew praise from premier Bettino Craxi, and delivered hits including New York New York and I Get a Kick Out of You.
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Italy
Frank Sinatra
Frankie
Sinatra
Trussards
New York
Paris
Smatre
Thi
Louisa Ossola
Steihan
Bettino Craxi
Cesare Romiti
Fiat
Australian film boom launches Bryan Brown to stardom
Australian actor Bryan Brown credits the late 1970s film boom with propelling him from Sydney stage and TV work to international fame in FX and Tai-Pan. He discusses government support for domestic production, his accent, and balancing life with wife Rachel Ward and daughter Rosie while working on projects in Australia, China, and the United States.
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Bryan Brown
Sydney
Brown
Racter
Dino di Laurantiis
Hong Kong
Australia
Hanging Rock
Gallipoli
Alice
America
My Lai
Vietnam
Hollywood
Michael Caine
London
Rachel Ward
Meggie
Rosie
England
Old Vic
Macao
China
Miss Ward
Sam Neal
Malibu
Dallas Returns as Bobby Ewing Dream Pushes Ratings
Bobby Ewing's return on the Dallas season premiere drew high ratings as the two hour episode beat NBC's Miami Vice in 12 city overnight ratings. Dallas earned a 24.1 rating and 28 share versus Miami Vice's 17.3 rating and 27 share. Dallas topped in Dallas with a 33.9 rating and 52 share, while Miami Vice lagged.
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Patrick Duffy
Bobby Ewing
CBS
Dallas
NBC
Miami Vice
Arnold Becker
National Television Research
Duffy
Victoria Principal
Pamela Ewing
Bobby
Forry
M. & Graison
John Beck
Pamela
Ewing
ABC
Yall
Becker
Paraplegic swimmer halts English Channel bid in cold water
Jim McGowan of Pennsylvania, 54, ended his attempt to swim from England to France after 2 hours 19 minutes in 57 degree water. He swam 2 1/2 miles backstroke before signaling an escort boat to quit and was hospitalized with mild hypothermia. McGowan, Temple University counselor and paraplegic since 1951, planned to complete the 21-mile crossing despite cold, weather, and an eye injury from a noseclip removal.
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England
Jim McGowan
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McGowan
France
Lou Neishloss
Buckland Hospital
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Neishless
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Philadelphia
Brooklyn
New York City
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