Hollywood Look-Alike Vicki Lawrence Eyes Future After Burnett Show
Vicki Lawrence, Carol Burnett’s look-alike and sister on The Carol Burnett Show, says her career has come easily and she plans to think ahead past the series end. She recalls how a fan letter and Miss Fireball contest led Burnett to invite her to audition for the sister role, and notes her philosophy of not fearing unemployment. She keeps dancing and characters sharp while balancing family life and future prospects.
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Hollywood
Vicki Lawrence
Carol Burnett
Carol
Vicki
Morningside High School
Inglewood
Calif
Firemen
Fireball
Joe Hamilton
Barnet predicts new big band era after prewar swing revival
Palm Springs California star Charlie Barnet foresees a rebirth of the big band sound blending rock and jazz led by today's young musicians. He cites bands like Chicago and notes postwar reissues of Cherokee helped sell over three million copies. Barnet recalls early venues, partnerships with Basie and Hampton at Disneyland, and the shift from concert halls to fewer regular dance venues as the new generation seeks its own leaders.
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Palm Springs
Calif
Barnet
Chicago
Basie
Buddy Morrow
Lionel Hampton
Disneyland
Plains of
Texas
Benny Goodman
Goodman
Glen Gray
Casa Loma Orchestra
New York City
Jimmy Durante
Charlie Barnet
Pay as you view hotel TV reaches travelers in room
A study finds the average hotel guest is 42, stays two days and rarely goes to movies. Trans World Communications plans to sell uncut films to rooms at 3 dollars per title, two channels, via a hotel cable system. Debut was in Atlanta last December, expanded to New York hotels, with 166,000 rooms wired by end of 1973.
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Jay Sharbutt
New York
United States
Trans- World Communications
Columbia Pictures Industries, Inc
Columbia
Trans-World
Bill Butters
Knoxville
Butters
Actors tone their muscles in Hollywood Television Theatre
Hollywood AP report notes actors must stretch to avoid stale performances. Nor man Lloyd, KCET TV producer and actor director, discusses three weeks of rehearsal and six days of taping for The Hollywood Television Theatre new season opening October 2 with Lilian Hollman’s Another Part of the Forest starring Barry Sullivan and other stars.
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Hollywood
Hollywood Television Theatre
Norman Lloyd
Kcet-Tv
Public Broadcasting System
Andersonville
Lillian Hollman
Barry Sullivan
Dorothy McGuire
Tiffany Bolling
Andrew Prime
Robert Foxworth
Lloyd
Orson Welles
John Houseman
Mercury Theatre
Alfred Hitchcock
Lincoln
James Agee
CBS
Tony Franciosa
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Brothers
O'Neal
Encino
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Beverly Hills
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Trish Vandevere
Santa Monica
Steve Allen
Winters-Rosen — Productions, Inc
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Thomas Paine
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Sir Thomas More
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Walter Cronkite
Jeannie
Hee Haw
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Sherry Bryce
Texas Today
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Harry James
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Nmsu County
John Wayne
Ian Hendry
Harry von Zell
Ellington
Duke
Ben Webster
Mary Ann McCall
Kay Starr
Fran Warren
Frances Wayne
Dave Lambert
Buddy Stewart
Lena Horne
Joe
Pecos Enterprise
Pecos Cablevision
Richard Thomas
Manhattan
West Side
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John-Boy Walton
the Waltons
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Paintsville, Ky
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