Japanese film tastes favor heart and length in Alamo hit
In Tokyo viewers prize heart and length, making The Alamo a big success while Spartacus underperforms. Audrey Hepburn and John Wayne draw crowds, music and haunting themes boost appeal, and French films win favor with younger audiences. James Dean remains iconic amid Occupation-era Christian film reservations.
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Seek New Hearing on Film Censoring
Hollywood area film industry figures call for a new Supreme Court hearing on the cinema censorship ruling. A spokesman says broadcasters authors and publishers will join to urge rehearing of the 5-4 decision upholding local film censorship.
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Court backs Chicago censored Don Juan ruling
The court ruling affirmed city authority to censor the film Don Juan before showing. Motion Picture Association of America president Eric Johnston, speaking at a Hollywood press conference four days later, pledged to fight censorship as a public service and invited wide media participation in the coming schedule of theater feature times and listings for Long Beach venues.
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Clothing Furs Stolen From Actress Mother
Actress Irene Harvey is tied to a theft case after her mother Mrs. Booth, 74, of San Francisco, reported $2,200 worth of furs and clothing stolen from her parked car outside her daughter’s home. Police said the items disappeared after Sunday night, with a film project linked to the case. A spokesman noted industry groups have joined a petition to be heard by the Supreme Court, with a filing deadline set for next Monday.
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Jose Greco Dancing Acclaimed by Capacity Audience at LBCC
Jose Greco drew a capacity Long Beach audience at LBCC College Auditorium with a vibrant solo and group performance. The Spanish dancer accompanied by 14 dancers, two singers, two guitarists and a pianist, showcased fiery technique and charm in Sevillanas styled pieces and the Cortijo performance, earning lavish applause from the crowd.
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