30 Apr 1960
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Newspaper
Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Apr 30, 1960
Page
1
Illness blamed for Elizabeth Taylor leaving the Bronx film set of Butterfield 8 on Friday MGM said she would return Monday. Edie Fisher stated his wife went to work this morning despite reports she walked off after an argument over tardiness.
In Los Angeles AP report, Evelyn Throsby by Scott's brother asks the court to bar husband IL Ewing Scott from Mrs. Scott's estate valued at 600000 dollars. The motion also seeks a declaration of dead status for Mrs. Scott. Scott is serving a life sentence for his wife's murder, with no body found.
Mary Costa wowed a large audience at Los Angeles Concert Hall with the Phil harmonic Orchestra under Johnny Green. Her performance, including Sempre Libera and the Beloved Night from Verdi, earned enthusiastic acclaim for vocal clarity and coloratura skill.
An irregular OCR fragment presents a mixed list of terms, numbers, and partial phrases. It appears as a collage of crossword like clues, linguistic notes, and scattered references to names, places, and actions without a coherent article structure.
Original dra tia alive in Long Beach offered at the Studio Theater on the LBSC campus this week. Three one act plays by student playwrights, produced for the first time, explore belief, destiny, and personal conflict. The program includes Sherman’s spicy farce and the serious Yesterday’s Cheers by Charles Siemens, with performances at 8:30 on the Long Beach State College lower campus.
Hollywood report on Josephine Baker delaying a cold to unveil a $200,000 Paris wardrobe. She sang about 30 songs with moving rhythm and a squeaky voice, drawing a standing ovation in an SRO crowd that included Marilyn Monroe and Yves Montand. The Dior Valmain Lanvin Patou ensemble underscored a night of Paris nightlife.
Hollywood reports actress Antoinette Fehey is engaged as fans react with sighs. The ceremony is planned for the Christmas holidays, with her fiancé banker McKenzie Moss and family ties to a former U.S. official noted.
John H. Norweh, 63, vice president of General Motors Acceptances Corp. since 1954 and a member of the firm for 40 years, died Friday night in New York. He led finance operations and served in multiple GM group roles during his four decades with the company.
Public service notice lists start times for features at Lui Beach theaters. Times compiled by managers and include references to specific films and schedules with no clear single feature. The dense OCR yields scattered fragments and theater names, hinting at multiple showings across venues on an unspecified date.
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