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Newspaper
Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Aug 01, 1960
Page
4
A lively amateur farce opens last weekend at Magnolia Theater with sprinting cast and comic action. Shuey Hickox as Ida steadies the pace while Rex ThatchEr delivers precise timing and humor. Pat Brown coaches the troupe for weekend showings through August. curtain 8 20.
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A midsummer calm spread across the Midwest and Northeast with cool, pleasant conditions. The Pacific Coast saw cooler temps and light western showers. Heavy rainfall fell from Washington to Florida, with Richmond and Savannah reporting significant downpours. Funnel clouds near Lake Charles marked storm activity as a warm front moved northward.
Actress Jayne Mansfield, wife of Mickey Hargitay, gave birth to their third child a 5 pound 1 ounce boy at St. John's Hospital in Santa Monica. The baby is three months premature but both mother and infant are reported doing fine. Mansfield already has a son Miklos Jr. 17 months old and a daughter Jayne Marie 9 from her first marriage to Paul Mansfield.
Don Ameche, 60s era star, will play US Senator Alexander Simon in a political intrigue film titled A Fever in the Blood from Warner Brothers. The studio did not reveal if his role shares scenes with a telephone, amid reports of his return after years focusing on television and theater.
The Times lists schedule details for Long Beach cinemas with starting times for featured films. The Palace, Rivoli and other venues display showings including titles like Golden Fish and Houseboil with various daily slots and venues noted by theater managers.
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