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Newspaper
Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Apr 12, 1960
Page
3
Public schedule listing start times for Long Beach theater features with guidance to consult ads or call theaters for matinees and details. Includes a mix of titles and drive in notices, with some unreadable entries reflecting a varied slate of performances and showings.
The District Court of Appeals reversed actor Jay Robinsons narcotics conviction and granted a new trial. The court faulted the trial judge for interrupting the prosecutor and repeatedly taking over the prosecutors duties and for allowing certain self incriminating statements to be introduced.
The article recounts Hollywood anti-Communist history from the 1940s to 1950s, detailing the rise of leftist groups during the war, government backing of pro-Russia films, and the 1947 House Un-American Activities Committee hearings. It covers key figures like Robert Taylor, Louis B. Mayer, Gary Cooper, Adolphe Menjou, Ronald Reagan, Walter Disney, and the unfriendly ten who were cited for contempt, including Dalton Trumbo.
David Ladd, 13, son of Alan Ladd, stars in a TV segment and aims to become a leading man like his father. He plans to finish high school, attend college, then return to acting after adolescence, saying his dad guides him to act true to himself. David recalls his early onscreen and on set experiences with Alan Ladd and praises his father as the greatest actor.
A speaker describes strict parental control at home including homework enforcement and a late 9:39 PM curfew for other children at school. The narrator complains about being watched, caught when attempting to stretch rules, and the pressure to obey limits even as they try to watch television.
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