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Newspaper
Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1966
Page
15
The Bolshoi Ballet received enthusiastic, starved-for-encores applause in a Shrine Ovations program. Maya Plisetskaya performed Dying Swan, while Ekaterina Maximova and Vladimir Vasilev dazzled in Meloxiy, though orchestration fell short. The afternoon featured multiple encores and strong audience energy throughout.
The Belmon t Pier theater offers The Miser adaptation by Rony Th or son with actors doubling as accountants. Harpagon, played by Jim De Priest, drives a farcical plot about dowries and marriage while the cast delivers lively, modern vaudeville energy on a tiny stage. A mixed program follows with Taras Bulba Gopak and other dance pieces thrilling the audience.
In Castle Combe England police report a clash over a film set from a Doctor Doolittle project. Sir Ranulph Twisleton-Wykeham-Fiennes allegedly planted bombs to defend a private war with 20th Century Fox. Christopher Knight a 22 year old wine importer was arrested and charged with setting the fire and a hearing is set for July 21. The film crew faced local opposition as authorities extinguished a fire near an outhouse on a Weaver's House set used for a veterinary tale.
Society notes from a high society reopening at the St. Regis Roof feature Mary Roebling and Ray Milland among the guests. Plans for the St Regis Sheraton Maisonette to resume star entertainment in September with Julie Wilson leading, following Labor Day. Also includes celebrity gossip and birthday mentions such as Gene Austin, Dina Merrill, Phil Morris, Mamie Van Doren, and Jack Dempsey, with various entertainment industry updates.
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