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Newspaper
Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Feb 15, 1958
Page
2
A vintage Hollywood column laments the intrusion of electronic telephony in studio life. It jokes about callers screened by agents and secretaries, spoofing dishonest or intrusive practices, and warns of privacy invasion as new devices broadcast voices through office loudspeakers.
Hollywood exhibitors vote Rock Hudson and Kim Novak top box-office stars in a nationwide Box Office poll. The list cites screen appeal over acting, noting they may not star together due to contracts. Following them are Holden, Grant, Sinatra and others with long histories in the rankings.
Actress Julie Van Zandt and studio executive Robert Rains married on Friday after a blind date about two years earlier. Both had prior marriages, Van Zandt to director Richard Bare and Rains to actress Paggie Castle. Rains, 36, is a Universal-International casting director. The ceremony took place at the Little Brown Church in the Valley, North Hollywood.
Sylvia Fine wife of Danny Kaye arrived from Los Angeles and reported missing jewelry valued at 15000. She believes the items were left in a brown suede case aboard a Trans World airliner and a search failed to locate them.
Interior Secretary Fred Seaton said the United States has stockpiled strategic metals far beyond its needs even in a third world war. He refused to name the metals, noting that disclosure could aid enemies.
Broadway previews show Cloud 7 with Keljph Meeker Martha Scott and John McGiver failing to ignite. Ambitious young Newton Reece on a dehydrated foods firm staff clashes over flavor, while the piece remains uneven and TV-y despite solid staging.
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