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Newspaper
Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1961
Page
13
Partial readable text shows Moenella at 2100 Magnolia Avenue with mentions of a Friday Heath Community event. A 7:45 PM time appears, with references to a Dan Friday and Saturday schedule and a roadway rider on Line Aves. Details are fragmentary and unclear.
A roundup from Hollywood shows weddings and divorces amid taxes and tears. Larainé Day wed TV executive Mike Grikikhes in a private ceremony, while Ginger Rogers hinted at marriage to director Wil Bay but kept details private. Judi Meredith cried over a failed marriage with Robert Machris Westbrook, pursuing divorce after an annulment bid. Tax liens involve Dennis Crosby and Marilyn Miller Scott case for paternity and support.
Film industry critics note rising disillusion with shooting abroad as weather delays and health concerns erode any cost gains. Cleopatra and Mutiny on the Bounty show delays and interior shifts as studios push for Hollywood locations. Disputes between cast and crews and director changes fuel the mood for more domestic production when feasible.
HOLLYWOOD writers guild to poll members on intervening in a suit where writers and actors claim blacklisting by film studios. The plan covers a mail ballot of about 1,200 Hollywood members and potentially 500 East Coast respondents, with questions on the guild’s stance and possible involvement.
In Tuscaloosa Alabama a regtal patient with 14 others on a supervised walk broke away and was swept to her death by floodwaters in the Warrior River after wandering from the group Wednesday.
Eight writers and four actors filed a Washington suit against eight major film companies alleging blacklist actions under the Sherman Antitrust Act. Plaintiffs seek 7.5 million dollars. four writers linked to the Hollywood Ten refused HUAC questions in 1947.
Beach Community Players announce the opening of His and Hers at the Plays seven weeks on Thursdays ending Saturday night. The show runs at 7 45 with Friday and Saturday performances at 7 30 after an eight week run of The Reluctant Debu. Langsby Fay and Michael Kania star as the leads in a lively comedy about art and marriage. Formal opening Friday March 18.
London reports a quarrel after a couple who coauthored a play discover they copied each other’s plot. The Evening Standard notes witty lines and modern subjects in the Brussels setting as the parties seek legal action.
Public service listing of starting times for features at Long Beach theaters. Times supplied by theater managers. Includes titles and show times such as Rival Great Smogstars and Sune 6:30 with various late entries, reflecting a fragmented OCR schedule.
The Long Beach Claretion Guild will hold a rummage sale on Monday and Tuesday, March 13 and 14, at Hudson's Rummage Room located at 1152 Pine Ave. Mrs. James Brusick is chairman of the event.
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