Helen Hayes Troupe Will Act Abroad
Helen Hayes will head an overseas repertory company to perform three plays seen as the best achievements of American theater. She will act in two plays and lead the company under a joint State Department and American National Theatre and Academy program. The tour spans about 30 weeks in Europe and Latin America with initial engagements in Miami and Palm Beach before spring abroad.
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Walsh in Hong Kong visits imprisoned bishop
William C. Walsh, a 70 year old Maryland lawyer, arrived in Hong Kong after visiting his brother Bishop James E. Walsh in Shanghai. The bishop, jailed by the Communists on espionage charges, declined pleas for clemency and said his future is in God's hands. Walsh had three supervised visits and plans to press for his brother's release.
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Screen Actors Guild Rejects Merger With AFTRA
HOLLYWOOD UPI reports members of the Screen Actors Guild voted against a plan to merge with the American Federation of Television and Radio Artists. The rejection leaves both unions separate and ongoing talks pending further consideration by leadership and rank and file members.
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Show Times At Long Beach Theaters Public Service
Public service schedule from Thes e Proas-Teletrans presenting starting times at Long Beach theaters. Times provided by theater managers include noon, 5, 3.35, 2:04, and 2:28.95. The text lists various venue names and film titles with mixed garbled spellings, reflecting a dated theater listings page.
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Akron strike ends at Goodyear plant after pact
AKRON Ohio PI Goodyear Aircraft Corp and United Auto Workers Local 256 announced an agreement to end a two thousand three hundred worker walkout at the Akron plant. The strike began Saturday and halted production at the facility.
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Silent Actor Dies in Hollywood at 66
George B. Fisher, 66, a former silent screen actor, died Saturday after a long illness in Hollywood. He appeared in several early films and later transitioned to stage work, leaving a mark on early cinema. Funeral arrangements are pending.
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Riot at Showing of Four Horror Movies in Oakland
A disruption at the Granada Theater during a four film program led to a melee involving about 150 youths Sunday night. George Lopez, 34, was hospitalized with a head injury. two 15 year olds and Leroy Johns, 18, were arrested for disturbing the peace. Manager Thomas Bosch halted the show as fights broke out outside. About $50 in theater security was reported stolen during the melee.
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Tourist Ship Crash Kills 7 In Doubs River
A small excursion boat carrying 44 tourists rammed a piling in the Doubs River main channel Sunday and capsized. Seven are dead and one is listed missing as passengers panicked and jumped into the river after the captain urged abandoning the vessel on the shore side where the water was shallow.
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Mae Murray in Serious Condition at Motion Picture Hospital
Silent film star Mae Murray, famed for the 1927 Merry Widow, is reported in serious condition after entering the Motion Picture Country Hospital Wednesday with a stroke. Hospital officials declined further comment.
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