10 Dec 1960
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Newspaper
Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1960
Page
1
Santa Monica court orders a blood test in a paternity action involving McKay star of Adventures in Paradise. The test will determine if Patrice Frantz the cocktail waitress and estranged husband Rott are the mother and possible father of Gabrielle.
Anthony Armstrong-Jones the unused royal son in law of Princess Margaret has joined the Royal Academy of Dramatic Art board as a part time member. The 30 year old photographer will contribute his expertise while remaining free of royal duties. The move follows months of rumor about Tony's career and signals a blend of celebrity and theater talent on the 26 member board.
Public service listing from The Press Telegram reproduces theater start times in Long Beach with numerous theater names and varying show hours. The fragmented OCR text mentions vendors, films, and venues like Rivoli and MGA with mixed numbers and incomplete phrases.
New York dispatch reports excerpts from long unpublished Shaw letters to Molly Tompkins, detailing flirtations and sharp wit. O'Neill, son of the playwright, faces disorderly conduct charge after a train fare incident in Newark. Police found a bag with pills, a flute, birdseed and a Japanese doll, with no money on him.
Italian actress Leticia Romani signs a seven year contract with 20th Century Fox. Under the deal she may earn up to 20000 dollars in year one with annual increases, reaching 87000 dollars in the final year if all options are exercised. The agreement was approved by Superior Court Judge Orlando H Randes in Santa Monica.
AP reports actress Ann Blyth welcomed her fourth child Friday night. Hospital attendants at St Vincent's noted both mother and infant were doing fine. The article lists Blyth's family and mentions a sale advertisement following the obituary notes.
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