Amusements Cook Gets Dope On Movie Stars
Ypsilanti AP report recalls Mrs. Robert Hodesh recounting a summer stint as cook for Elizabeth Burton and Richard Burton during Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf in Northampton. She details salary, daily life, Burton's beer with guards, and MacLeish as a notable guest, while cautioning to doubt tabloid claims.
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Elizabeth Taylor
Richard Burton
Ypsilanti
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Burtons
Virginia Woolf
Northampton
Mass
Lehman
Barton
Elizabeth
Perfection Is Actors Aim By JOAN CROSBY
Stuart Whitman seeks perfection in acting and avoids TV series. He recalls two TV parts in six years and discusses aiming for depth, training for roles like Jack Dempsey, and the push for more preparation. Phyllis Kirk shifts to moderation on ABC-TV and aims for a network news role in Washington.
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Joan Crosby
Bob Hope
Chrysler Theater
Hollywood
Whitman
Joe Lee
Sands of the Kalahari
Jack Demp
Joe Levine
California
Brando
Nora Charles
Abc-Tv
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Washington, D. C
OC Faculty Members Will Give Recital
Odessa College music department presents faculty members May Hayden McEver and Jack Hendrix in recital at 8 p.m. in the college auditorium. McEver, a soprano and OC voice instructor, will sing works by Purcell Pergolesi Verdi Branscomb Duke Mopper and Head. Hendrix, a pianist and OC music chair, will perform Beethoven and De Bussy. Mrs. LaMarr Chapman, OC fine arts chair, assists. Recital is free and open to the public.
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Odessa College
May Hayden McEver
Jack Hendrix
McEver
Purcell
Pergolesi
Verdi
Branscomb
Duke
Mopper
Head
Tennessee
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Evanston
Ill
Hendrix
Beethoven
de Bussy
Howard County Junior College
Big Spring
LaMarr Chapman
Odessa High to stage Playboy of the Western World
Odessa High School drama club presents John M Synge play The Playboy of the Western World on December 10 and 11 at 8 p m in the school auditorium. Cast includes Bobby Ground Belinda Myrick James Buchanan Steve Hays Patsy Taylor and others with Mrs Doris Pyle directing and John Hillier overseeing set construction.
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Odessa High School
Belinda Myrick
Bill Myrick
San Jacinto
Pegeen Mike
James Buchanan
John Buchanan
North Amburger
Shawn
Patsy Taylor
Billy Joe Taylor
Coronado
Quinn
Bobby Ground
Christopher Mahon
Steve Hays
Michael
Widow Quinn
David Webb
Old Mahon
Vickie Johnston
Nellie
Mary Ann Rippy
Honor Blake
Linda Parsons
Susan Brady
Sue Hembre
Agent 007 Attracts Toy Boom This Christmas
New York UP I report shows Agent 007 gears up as top pull for toy buyers with cloaked gadgets moon rockets spaceships and space station sets. G W Baldwin Woolworth toy head notes I spy demand prompts sonic guns mock transistors and camera pistols plus attach cases with camera periscope and missile messages.
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UPI
Agent 007
G. W.baldwin
F. W. Woolworth Co
Peanuts Set to Debut on TV Christmas Special
Hollywood report says Charlie Brown and the Peanuts gang will star in a CBS Christmas special, A Charlie Brown Christmas, airing December 9. Creator Charles Schulz and animator Bill Melendez lead the project with producer Lee Mendelson, as the troupe confronts commercialism and football tree mishaps.
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UPI
Hollywood Hollywood
Charlie Brown
Snoopy
Lucy
Linus
Schroeder
Pig Pen
Bill Melendez
Charles Schulz
Cbs-Tv
Schulz
Lee Mendelson
Bill
Charlie
Dr Fred Bentley Named President of Mars Hill College
Mars Hill North Carolina AP reports Dr Fred Bentley age 30 assistant dean of arts and sciences at University of Louisville has been named president of Mars Hill College. The appointment underscores his rapid rise in academia and signals leadership for the college.
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Mars Hill
N.C
Fred Bentley
College of Arts and Sciences
University of Louisville
Mars Hill College
Hopper's Hollywood Highlights from Hedda Hopper
Hedda Hopper surveys Hollywood chatter from Broadway to London deals. Tommy Steele will star in a film adaptation of Half a Sixpence after Paramount bought rights, with Steele recalling his rise from London slums to fame. The column covers Marge Champion leaving a New York play, casting shifts for Dolly and I Do I Do, Blake Edwards and Paulette, and other industry tidbits.
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Hollywood
London
Tommy Steele
Paramount
Steele
Marge Champion
New York
Gower
Dolly
Omaha
Mary
Blake Edwards
Pauty
Marge
Patty
Blake
Bob Montgomery
Mirisch Brothers
Peter Duchins
Columbia
Sam Briskin
American Jewish Committee
Beverly Hilton
Sam
Il. A
Cedars - Sinai Medical Center
Joe Mankiewicz
Venice
Cliff Robertson
Dagmar
Milton Berle
Tourism Surges in Bahamas With New Jet Strip
Freeport reports 109000 visitors in 1964 and 105000 in the first half of 1965, with forecasts above 200000 by year end. The Grand Bahama Port Authority dedicates Freeport's 8300 foot jet strip, the Bahamas longest. BOAC jet service from New York starts Dec 12 and Air Canada Toronto service begins Dec 13.
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UPI
Grand Bahama
Freeport
Bahamas
New York
British Overseas Airways Corp
BOAC
Toronto-to-Grand Bahamas
Air Canada
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