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Newspaper
Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Apr 16, 1962
Page
5
Theater managers publish starting times for upcoming features at Long Beach venues. Listings include daily showings, matinees, and evening screenings across local cinemas, with schedule details and theater names.
Long Beach concert by the Longspires and Schola Cantorum featured four first-time works for the city, with harpist Stanley Chaloupka as composer and soloist in Vignettes. Lauris Jones conducted a dramatic Romeo and Juliet Overture.
The American Humane Association awarded its 12th Patsy awards to Mister Ed the talking horse and Cat the feline who played Audrey Hepburn’s pet in Breakfast at Tiffanys. The ceremony celebrated best animal performances in film and television.
Six motion picture unions join a campaign against producing American films overseas. Technicians affiliated with property craftsmen scenic artists studio cine technicians motion picture crafts service and studio first laid employee unions commit to a program opposing filming in foreign countries. Car buyers urged to place Auto for Sale ad in classifieds by dialing HE 25959.
Judy Garland, the 38 year old entertainer, was admitted to Columbia Presbyterian Medical Center in New York for rest after a stretch of movie making. A spokesman said she is physically exhausted and entered the hospital Sunday in California.
In Moscow the second Tchaikovsky cello division crowned Natalia Shakhovskaya of Russia first. Americans Leslie Parnas and Valent in Feigin shared second. Douglas Lynn Davis and Ellen Toby Saks placed fifth and sixth. The event opened with Samuel Dilworth Leslie at the piano. 54 entries from 20 countries competed.
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