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Newspaper
Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Mar 31, 1966
Page
9
Senta Berger says fiance Michel Verhoeven, soon-to-be doctor, will wed in Salzburg in June or July after his year studying medicine in Worcester. She recalls his departure from acting, premiere of Cast a Giant Shadow, and their long-distance romance.
Los Angeles reports a busy day in court as singer Jack Jones, 27, was divorced from his 90-year-old wife Lee after allegations of neglect. Judge ordered Lee to pay all money and child support totaling 100 dollars monthly. Separate suits include singer Jaye P. Morgan suing musician Artie Kane for cruelty and actress Sandra Giles obtaining an interlocutory divorce from builder Paul Robertson with Robertson planning a boat trip.
Eleanor Parker recalls a nude scene on the television panel show An American Dream that frightened her at first. She notes Midwest prudishness, director Robert Gist’s guidance, and her daughters’ support in deciding to proceed. Parker references her Warner Brothers return and earlier roles while praising producer J. L. Warner.
Las Vegas reports the death of Sammy Stein a versatile figure from the 1990s known as a professional footbal l? no. Stein was a veteran wrestler and actor who gained fame across sports entertainment and film. The article notes his career spanning sports and cinema and confirms his passing in Las Vegas.
Theater managers list show times for Long Beach venues including Fort Sex and the Panate Fort at 9 98 5 Set 2ST Hercules Lo the i Moche a 99 2 aa ravslery Submarine 13 AdvanceTe Ine Reais 55 i fy yy Tay. Shenanigans aside, the page compiles upcoming screenings with varied times across multiple theaters.
The Metropolitan Opera plans a 1966 67 season in a new 42.7 million Lincoln Center building with 3800 seats and enhanced facilities. Rudolph Bing notes the old house will be torn down after opening Sept 16, 1966, and highlights acoustics and design, while singers like Price and Barber works are cited. The piece recalls past stars and the nostalgia of the old house.
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