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Newspaper
Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1963
Page
11
The Long Beach theater listing from Manager's shows PALACE and WEST COAST runs with odd formatting and garbled titles such as Cat Burpiar and The Wikies T00. Atlantic and Towne venues list several feature start times including 5 00 and 8 40 plus cryptic monetary figures and misread titles like Flower Bruny Sonn and Ta RUN a Mockinabird.
The contest is open to amateurs except certain employees and their families. Black and white prints from any negative, color prints from film, any camera. No retouching, composites, or enlargements beyond six inches. Up to four prints per entrant. judges' decisions final. Original negatives required with signed statements of originality and that the subject is not submitted elsewhere. Classes include Babies and Children with restrictions on adult participation and online posting.
In Leamington England a music festival judge handed each competitor an opinion note after their singing. Tenor Bob Welford 28 tore the note to pieces and flung it at the judge after reading it.
Hollywood reviews two current attractions addressing sex post censorship. The Thrill of It All promotes marriage as sexy with Doris Day and James Garner in a color packed spoof by Carl Reiner. Irma la Douce, by Wilder and Lemmon, is lampooned as tasteless despite charm from MacLaine and Lemmon and is criticized for glamorizing prostitution.
Joanne Castle ragtime pianist with Lawrence Welk's orchestra becomes a mother for the first time. She gave birth to a seven pound three ounce girl Saturday. The father is Dean Hal an ABC TV engineer. The infant's name is Deana Marie.
Lou Rusoff, a veteran film and TV producer and vice president of production for American International Pictures, died Saturday at age 51 in his Styke City home after battling cancer. He also wrote and directed for Velovision's Lone Star Playhouse and The Star and the Story.
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