Ottawa Theaters Load Week With Music Drama and Suspense
Movie fare dominates Ottawa screens with musical comedy suspense and biographies. Oklahoma starring Gordon MacRae and Shirley Jones opens at the Plaza then runs through Wednesday. The George Raft Story biography bows at Hillcrest Drive-In with Ray Danton and Jayne Mansfield, joined by Twenty Plus Two. Plaza also showcases I Thank A Fool and Damon and Phythias Thursday to Saturday. Drive-In features Five Weeks In A Balloon and Swinging Along. Plaza winds up with Gay Paree and Gigot. War Lover and Siege of Syracuse end Hillcrest run.
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Peter Finch
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Barbara Eden
Ray Charles
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Bobby Vee
Syracuse
Hillcrest Drive-In
Morning Radio Schedule Fragments From KOFO Station Card
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Karavan Farm Market
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Larry Blyden to film Europe tied TV series Harrys Girls
New York AP Larry Blyden heads a year of location filming in Europe for NBCs upcoming series Harrys Girls adapted from Les Girls Blyden plays Harry and will work with three young actresses in London and on the continent He plans regular trips back to New Jersey to visit his two children and to avoid type casting while pursuing comedy roles and theatre in London Paris and beyond
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Television Log Channel 9 Saturday Schedule Highlights
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Comedy Is King In Next Season's TV Schedules
New York AP reports networks and advertisers expect comedy to dominate next season with 8 prime time shows, 268 comedies, 15 variety programs, seven horse opera styled series, and an emphasis on action adventure. News programs struggle to attract prime slots, while CBS Reports and Huntley Brinkley specials survive. A quarter of series will be repeats as networks trim fresh content.
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Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf Best New Play 1962-63
The New York Drama Critics Circle named Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf by Edward Albee the best new play for the 1962-63 Broadway season. A special citation went to Beyond the Fringe, the London imported revue.
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Mouse Roars Again At Ottawa High School Comedy
The Ottawa High School all school cast presents The Mouse That Roared at Memorial Auditorium at 8 tonight. Anna Machini stars as Grand Duchess Gloriana with Terry Wollen as Tully Bascom. Tickets go on sale at the box office for the senior class sponsored production.
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TV Highlights For Saturday And Sunday Night
Channel listings feature Hootenanny at Rutgers with the Smothers Brothers Chad Mitchell Trio Simon Sisters and Judy Henske on Channel 9 at 7 30. Kern Sisters appear on Lawrence Welk on Channel 9 at 8. Ten Seconds to Hell on Channel 4 at 10 20 discusses gambling taxes and legality. A Song To Remember airs on Channel 5 at 10 15. NBC White Paper The Ottawa Herald special on Channel 4 at 9 this Sunday.
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Calif
Hell
Channel 4
NBC
Ottawa Herald
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