Carly Simon and Bette Midler Shine On New Albums
Carly Simon's third LP No Secrets showcases new material and upbeat tracks like You're So Vain with a London recording set and producer Richard Perry. Bette Midler's The Divine Miss M displays a wide range of styles from Do You Want To Dance to Boogie Woogie Bugle Boy, highlighting humor and stage flair. A TV hit Family continues its fall season success, while top albums include Moody Blues and Carole King listings.
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Miss Simon
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Air Recording
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Harry Nilsson
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Fanny
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Klaus Voorman
Bobby Keys
James Taylor
Jimmy Ryan
Andy Newmark
Paul
Linda McCartney
Bonnie Bramlett
Nicky Hopkins
Robin
Carter
Bette Midler
Atlantic
Bobby Freeman
Buzzy Linhart
Bella Dawn
Carrol O’connor
Jean Stapleton
Rob Reiner
Sally Struthers
Bunker Family
1776 Premiere Wows Hollywood Ladies in Red White and Blue
Hollywood guests at the Los Angeles premiere of 1776 wore patriotic attire. Greer Garson and Anne Francis stood out in white with red accents, while Kathy Browne McGavin June Allyson and Patsy Nelson also drew attention in white and blue outfits.
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Los Angeles
Jack Warner
Columbia Pictures
Greer Garson
Anne Francis
Kathy Browne McGavin
June Allyson
Peter Lupus
Patsy
Ed) Nelson
Nelsons
Chris
Tulane University
Borgnine Keeps Acting Steady In Hollywood Despite Fluctuating Pay
Hollywood veteran Ernest Borgnine explains his persistence in film, keeping busy with about three movies a year. He cites flexible pay, staying away from high risk contracts, and delivering strong performances as keys to enduring work while navigating past financial setbacks from an earlier TV hit.
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Bob Thomas
Associated Press
Hollywood
Ernest Borgnine
Borgnine
20Th Century-Fox
Fatso Judson
Fox
Gordon Stulberg
Bad Company opens at State Theatre with Jeff Bridges
In 1865 Greenville Ohio the Union drafts Drew Dixon Barry Brown and his parents lose a son at Chicamauga. Drew deserts to join Jake Rumsey and a rogue band heading West. The two clash with Big Joe and a renagade gang as their journey tests loyalty and fate.
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Barry Brown
State Theatre
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Ohio
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Jean Allison
Ned Wortimer
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Missouri
Western Territories
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Jake Rumsey
Jake
Loney
John Savage
Arthur Simms
Jerry Houser
Jim Bob Logan
Damon Cofer
Young Boog Bookin
Joshua Hill Lewis
Midseason TV Replacements Debut Across Networks
NBC premieres Bobby Darin Show with strong singing but weak sketches. ABC debuts Here We Go Again and A Touch of Grace, both praised for writing and acting. Grace features Shirley Booth and Pat O Malley in a gentle, humorous romance of two elderly widows and widowers.
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Darin
Tony Bennett
Joe Williams
Burl Ives
Dyan Cannon
ABC
Larry Hag
Man
Diane Baker
Dick Gautier
Nita Talbot
Judy
Susan
Grace
Shirley Booth
Pat O’malley
Maude
O’malley
LBJ Last Interview aired after Johnson's death
Former President Lyndon B. Johnson appeared in failing health during a CBS interview on January 12 with Walter Cronkite. Cronkite said Johnson talked about future plans and the Vietnam peace outlook, though he displayed angina pains and heavy smoking. Johnson died ten days later.
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NEW York
Lyndon B. Johnson
CBS
Walter Cronkite
Johnson
LBJ
Cronkite
Tye
Vietnam
First White House TV News Conference Filmed in 1955
President Dwight D. Eisenhower allowed television cameras in the White House for the first presidential news conference on January 19 1955. The landmark broadcast brought the new medium directly to the public.
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Dwight D. Eisenhower
White House
Soul music and dances in the black community debated
A speaker condemns soul music and certain dances as harming Black youth, citing songs like Superfly and Me and Mrs. Jones as corrupting influences. He argues heavy media influence and wealth in the music industry disadvantage Black children, urging equal opportunity for all.
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Superfly
Papa
Rolling Stone
Mrs. Jones
TV Schedule Highlights From KMID Channel 2
A daytime and prime time lineup lists programs from 7:00 AM to 10:30 PM. Shows include Today Dinah's Place Concentration Sale Of The Century Hollywood Squares Jeopardy Phil Donahue Show Three On A Match Days Of Our Lives The Doctors Another World Return To Peyton Place Somerset Hazel Star Trek High Chaparral NBC Nightly News News Weather Sports Adam 12 NBC Wednesday Mystery Search The Tonight Show.
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