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Newspaper
Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1968
Page
34
New York gossip column notes a hopeful mood as Barbara McNair, Norm Crosby, Janis Paige, Andy Warhol, and other figures surface with anecdotes about weight loss, awards, and Hollywood life. The piece mixes jokes, reminiscences, and a jab at public apathy, concluding with a quip about a wigged woman resisting police involvement.
Janis Paige, taking over the title role in Mame from Angela Lansbury, touts Auntie Mame as a free, honest, mature personality. She says the best time of her life comes with growth, learning to see life objectively, and appreciating the wiser perspective that comes with age. Paige, 45, won a Tony in 1955 for The Pajama Game.
UPI reports that Rosemary's Baby stirs national outrage and fascination. The film, faithful to Ira Levin's novel, follows a girl's birth under witchcraft in a devilish plot, featuring nudity and provocative scenes that critics deem reflective of a psychedelic era. Producer William Castle invested $150,000, hiring Roman Polanski to direct, with Mia Farrow gaining notoriety for stark close ups including nudity.
Palos Verdes Playhouse stages Cole Porter's Can-Can with a large professional cast and strong singing. The production features a complex book by Abe Burrows and lively numbers like I Love Paris and C est Magnifique. West directs with firm pace and the cast, including Mia, Cassavetes, Gordon, Blackmer, Evans, and Hellamy, delivers solid performances as the plot threads intertwine through romantic and comic misadventures.
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