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Newspaper
Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1965
Page
6
Fragmentary list of starting times for cinema features in Long Beach theaters. Names and times appear garbled, with references to theater venues and a MD address. Reads as an OCR damaged schedule fragment with minimal legible items and no coherent event details.
Hollywood report says singer Helen O Connell obtained an annulment of her marriage to Pareo after testifying the man who performed the ceremony was neither notary nor judge. O Connell, who had been married twice before, said she and Pareo wed last December 14.
Hollywood report says Frank Nugent former president of the Screen Writers Guild was discharged from Cedars of Lebanon Hospital Monday after undergoing chest surgery. Nugent had been in hospital since the operation and is listed in satisfactory condition.
The Zoofiest tour visits Black Watch Farms in Wappingers Falls New York to tour bull and cow facilities. Jack Dick explains IBM bred Angus bulls with vast weights and rare traits while Gary Stevens notes the trio BW initials on planes and planters. The piece blends farm detail with light celebrity quips from Earl Wilson.
Hollywood reports Joseph I. Breen, longtime head of the Motion Picture Code Administration, dies at 77. He led the Production Code from 1934 to 1954 and edited thousands of scripts yearly. Funeral plans include a Rosary in Beverly Hills and a Thursday requiem mass at the Church of the Good Shepherd.
Dancers at Municipal Auditorium offered a lively program by the Royal Winnipeg Ballet. The central Agnes DeMille piece The Sitter Weird disappointed due to lack of inventive choreography and weak music arrangements, leaving the audience with a sense of unmet potential after two and a quarter hours.
Opera review notes the death of famed tenor Franz Voelker while recounting a performance where three principals delivered dramatic singing and strong stage interaction. Rutherford, cast as the rejected sister, engages Miss Cordun in a charged scene as the Maiden. Two MacDonalds works opened and closed the evening with wit.
The Blitz Brothers presented a mixed program with a minor misstep and a short but notable appearance by Sheila MacKinnon. Critics highlighted a few bright moments from Lynette Fry Viscount and Richard Rutherford, while Sonia Taverner and Fredric Strobel performed a brief Pas de Deux from Don Quixotte.
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