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Newspaper
Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Nov 04, 1957
Page
7
Broadway Laughs and Hollywood Talk In Earls Column
Earl Wilson surveys show business chatter from Broadway to Hollywood. He mentions Rod Steiger seeking marriage while already married, Patti Page's TV plans, Kay Thompson adding ideas, Shelley Winters pursuing TV work, and a flood of gossip about actors, mob ties, and salon chatter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York
Broadway
Hollywood
Marion Brando
Rod Steiger
Stereen
Rod
Sally Grace
the Sutton
Navy
Actors Studio
Patis Page
New York
Holywood
Patti Page
California
Patti
Charles O'Curran
Avish
Holly Woo
Lester Gottlieb
Kay Thompson
Jack Philbin
Jackie Gleason
Pati
Park Ave
Earl Shelley Winters
Tony Franciosa
Mike Todd
Honolulu
Australia
Singapore
Hong Kong
Liz
Bill Mark
Sheraton
Frank Costello
NBC
Atlantic City
Helen O'Connell
Tom Chamales
Dane Frohman
Palm Springs
Boris Morris
United States
Swifty Morgan
Bravato
Nancy Walters
Universal
Persian rug designs imitate ancient Iran gardens
Facts cover diverse topics from horned toad eye blood to cleaning cabinet corners with shellac. It notes Mexico's pyramids, labor cabinet status in 1913, silkworms producing long thread, Rough and Ready Arkansas as county seat, and New York state symbols the rose and sugar maple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S. Department of Labor
Executive Department
Odds on Amateurs Still Hard to Break Into Stage
Ted Mack of The Original Amateur Hour cites figures from four million dollars spent on 900000 auditions. Of these 17000 reached the show, about 3000 pursued professional careers, and perhaps 1 in 10000 became real stars. Most auditioning are singers, with many dancers or instrumentalists and a waning of novelty acts as vaudeville fades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ted Mack
Nbc-Tv
Mack
Ted
Aunt Het Pa on Amateur Hour and spotting stars
AUNT HET Pa discusses judging talent on Amateur Hour noting rock bands and kitchen groups lack polish. He recalls Frank Sinatra as a standout who struggled to secure a solo early on. He says beginners with personality and inner drive often rise with training, while lack of spark thwarts talent despite effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Sinetra
Paul Winchell
Monica Lewis
Verg Ellen
Robert Merrill
Mack
Frank Sinatra
Hoboken Four
Slam Bid Mocked by Stayman Specialist West and Stayman’s Legacy
The hand portrays Oswald Jacoby West facing Sam Stayman of York. Stayman’s Stayman convention figures as West contends with a spade opening, a two clubs response, and a three heart overcall. The sequence ends with six spades by South, reflecting the complex bidding and West’s diamond lead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Stayman
York
West
Sam
North
Hearts and slams in a tricky bridge hand
The analysis shows the normal lead beating the slam. West questions Sam’s heart bid after six spades by Sam. Sam aimed to force the heart lead and to block a diamond read, using the heart bid as a double cross to secure the slam.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West
Sam
North
Sputnik II uses dog to boost Soviet space prestige
AP dispatch argues Moscow will stage successive scientific triumphs to cement a space leadership image. The dog’s launch is seen as a theatrical prop to dramatize progress, keeping attention on Sputnik I and projecting Soviet scientific wizardry to the West.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas P. Whitney
Foreign News
Sinalyst
America
West
Kremlin
Mind exploration by Duvalls on motivation and race
The text discusses money as industry attraction, with T D Houser and Fortune magazine findings on self expression. It argues people are shaped by emotional satisfactions and social background, notes racial difference as a life of unequal treatment, and posits children test teachers, probing for respect, culture, and power.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. D. Houser
Fortune Magazine
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Steve Crane
Lana Turner
Michael Grace
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la Pass
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