Stars Jubilee Tour Canceled
A proposed nationwide tour of movie stars to celebrate Hollywood's golden jubilee was canceled by the Motion Picture Association. The 17 city junket was called off because not enough stars signed up. the stars were set to depart next Thursday to mark the first filming of a Hollywood movie in downtown Los Angeles, about 30 years ago when William Selig shot a short version of The Count of Monte Cristo atop a Chinese laundry.
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Count of Monte Cristo
Cuba Helps Movies Stay Open Amid Uprising
In Havana the government moves to aid cinema chains as post dusk attendance falls due to bombings. Store owners complain of poor business while rebels led by Fidel Castro wage sporadic warfare from the Sierra Maestra. Tax changes on theater tickets may be delayed for 90 days.
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Todd Ready to Start Don Quixote in April
Hollywood reports Mike Todd has fixed the Don Quixote script and plans to begin shooting in April. The project centers on Todd’s ambitious film interpretation with preparations underway.
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Don Quixote
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Mike Todd
Fires Ring Sydney as Bush Fires Grow Worse
Amid a third day of drought in the Sydney area bush fires trap homes and threaten suburbs. A firefighter was killed and another wounded as flames ringed the city in a fast deteriorating blaze scene.
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College Installation at Beaver Falls Ceremony
Dr Edwin C Clarke was installed as Geneva College’s athletic president in a campus chapel ceremony in Beaver Falls Pennsylvania. The event featured campus leaders and academic officials marking Clarke’s installation in a formal service.
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Edwin C. Clarke
Geneva's College
Mday
Beach Hotel Huntington Dining Spa and Rooms Raved
A fragment describes the Huntington Hotel in Long Beach with remarks on its grand lobby, private paths, wall-to-wall carpeting, daily maid service, and dining room offerings. It cites breakfast 85 cents and dinners around 2 dollars with a rate of 24.50 per person for meals and lodging.
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Ogean Alyd
Long Beach
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Erena
AML
Choise Atcake
Police Chase Ends Up in Petty Case
In Sacramento a routine patrolman joined a theater manager in pursuing a man after a suspected stickup on main street. The chase ended in an alley where three shots were fired, and the suspect was captured and booked for petty theft and vagrancy.
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UPI
Eugene Roark
Roark
Jack Esparlzan Roark
Esparza
Dog to ride next Russian moonlet aboard satellite
In Copenhagen on the way home from a Washington space meeting three Soviet rocket experts said a dog named Beepy Barker will circle the earth in the next Soviet satellite. They noted radio messages will report the dog's condition to ground observers and recalled a prior launch where another dog traveled 62 miles for about 20 minutes and was fine afterward.
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VPI
Segregation Blocks Singer and Actress from Reno Marriage
Hollywood report states a 12 year old Negro girl barred from inter racial activity to marry in Reno while Louisiana youth concerts face a ban. Barbara Ann Peme, chosen in statewide auditions, cannot perform with the New Orleans Symphony Orchestra as planned. Barbara Ann is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Andes Demo of Baton Rouge, with her father a Philippines native and former U S Navy crew.
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