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Newspaper
Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Oct 22, 1963
Page
5
Telegram from Mich Calli lists upcoming features at Long Beach theaters with show times. Roxy presents Some Came Running and Beach Party with 1:08 and 10:35 pm starts, Atlantic shows Blow Your Horn, and other titles are noted. Ads urge readers to dial a number to place classifieds for rentals.
London UPI reports moving day at Madame Tussaud's with Prime Minister Lord Home placed center stage and former leader of the House Iain MacLeod moved to storage as political fortunes shift at the wax museum.
Giant benefit party planned at Grand Central Terminal transforming the concourse into a ballroom for a champagne midnight supper. National Association for Mental Health leases the space for the one night, with Guy Lombardo’s orchestra to play. Tables for sixteen. contributions of 45 50 or 100 dollars per person. Passenger traffic rerouted to the lower level. no service interruption.
Hollywood report says Warner Bros. president Jack L. Warner disclosed plans Monday to produce a movie based on the life of the late French actress Edith Piaf.
American playwright Williams speaks of writing as a lonely life. He stays at a tropical resort in Puerto Vallarta and plans to rewrite The Milk Train Doesn’t Stop Here Anymore. He says a writer must avoid social contact and can write only three to four hours daily.
Steinbeck defended Ehrenburg before 500 Soviet teachers critics and students saying there can be no government crackdown on dissent between younger and older writers. The author praised Ehrenburg as brave and good and urged pride in his fellow writers amid a liberal versus orthodox struggle in the Soviet literary world.
SPARKS Nugget show features Tiny Tina the 3 year old elephant who climbs onto a side table in the Circus Room. Sylvia Kummer, 40, of Pacific Palisades California suffers minor bruises after fleeing the sagging table as trainer Jenda Smaka ushers Tina backstage.
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