Film put in mothballs until November amid actors strike
The Pressure of His Company held up by a strike and eight other stalled films. Producers insured casts and moved ahead on The Counterfeit Traitor in Europe. Sets, props, and a San Francisco mansion set are sealed for a November return. Cast members pursue TV work during the pause.
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Los Angeles Singers Shines In English Figaro At Wilshire
The Los Angeles Opera presented Mozart’s The Marriage of Figaro at Wilshire Ebell Theater to a full house. Amerigo Marino conducted an engaging performance with strong singing by Robert Peterson as Count Almaviva and Teresa Race as Marcellina. Marilyn Niska’s Countess and Ned Romero’s Figaro drew praise for their voices and stage presence. Susanna, played by Mani Nixon, impressed with lively acting and crisp tones. The production impressed with colorful sets, regal costumes, and overall professional execution.
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French Film Censorship Plan Signals Desexing of Content
Paris reports a government push to curb sexual content in films with a two step plan. Script reviews before production would screen for risqué material and a reduced film industry panel would include educators and psychologists. The proposed policy follows the controversial Dangerous Affairs case and aims to tighten license controls.
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Garcia in Taipei Reviews World Situation with Chiang Kai-shek
Philippine President Carlos P. Garcia arrived in Taipei for aid talks with President Chiang Kai-shek and a review of the global situation.
Public theater times for Long Beach showings
The Public Service section lists starting times from theater managers for Long Beach venues. It highlights screenings at multiple houses including Stowne Towne Atlantic Lakewood Drive In and Long Beach Drive In with titles such as Many Splendored Thing Bathsheba and The Best of Everything, noting early and late showings and varying schedules across venues.
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