Racquet Club Sold by Charles Farrell in Palm Springs
Former movie actor Charles Farrell sold the Racquet Club in Palm Springs, announcing the transaction on Thursday. He said William Benram and Robert S Morton of Southern California business interests acquired the clubs for a price not announced, reportedly over one million dollars, while Farrell will remain managing director with the executive staff.
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Liz Assails Report She's Mind
Beverly Hills Liz Taylor angrily denied reports she is in a mental clinic. She told reporters at a restaurant that no such claim is true and urged an end to gossip. Eddie Fisher accompanied her as they discussed the rumors, which originated from a Los Angeles paper.
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Chicago Conductor Reiner Cheered at Philharmonic
Chicago conductor Fritz Reiner conducted the Philharmonic in a stirring program featuring Brahms Symphony No. 1 in C minor and Beethoven Leonore Overture No. 3. The audience gave a standing ovation as the orchestra flourished under his spell and the famed guest conductor drew spirited acclaim.
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Decision Waited in Hayden Custody Case
In Los Angeles Superior Court Judge Emil Gumpert heard 20 days of testimony in Sterling Hayden's custody fight with Hetty Hayden. Proceedings were closed to the press and public while Hayden’s four children, aged 10 to 14, are said to be aboard his schooner in San Francisco. A verdict is expected next week.
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Theater Owners Seek More Films
San Francisco reports theater owners led by George Kerasotes of the Theater Owners of America planned a trip to Hollywood to press for more films. He noted Hollywood released about 225 pictures last year, significantly fewer than in 1957, and argued greater variety and quality would draw more audiences to theaters rather than television. The remarks came during a meeting of the Northern California Theater Owners Association.
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