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Newspaper
Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Oct 18, 1960
Page
10
Actress May Britt joins Jewish faith after Rabbinical approval from Temple Israel. The former fiancée of Sammy Davis Jr. has completed religious studies and plans to practice in her new faith with plans discussed during recent Hollywood changes.
Elizabeth Taylor, then due to arrive Sept 12 to star Cleopatra in a Columbia film, is bedfast with a low grade respiratory infection in a $280 a week London penthouse. The shoot could cost up to 8.4 million. A spokesman said the illness is not responding to treatment and jeopardizes production if she does not recover promptly. Eddie Fisher returned from the United States to boost morale.
The Press Telegram lists a schedule of features at Long Beach cinemas including Iveta Hay at 6:30 p.m. and Some Like It Hot at 10:07 p.m. with other showings featuring classic and new titles across listed venues. The page notes theater numbers and street addresses for theaters such as 14350 and 690, along with times and film titles.
Maybelle Webb, mother of actor Clifton Webb, died after a heart attack. She was 90 and admitted to a Hollywood hospital Saturday night, news reported Monday night.
Film stars explore Switzerland as a tax efficient residence for wealthy artists. The article notes that some Hollywood figures legally pay taxes where they reside and not where they earn, making Alpine living attractive. It cites names like Yul Brynner Audrey Hepburn Mel Ferrer Sophia Loren Chaplin and others, and discusses why living abroad is favored by top earners in the industry.
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