Director Sidney Franklin's Wife Ruth Franklin Dies
Shollywood veteran Ruth Franklin 63 widow of film director producer Sidney Franklin and former wife of actor Conrad Nagel died Thursday after a long illness in Los Angeles.
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Newspaper
Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Oct 29, 1960
Page
2
Shollywood veteran Ruth Franklin 63 widow of film director producer Sidney Franklin and former wife of actor Conrad Nagel died Thursday after a long illness in Los Angeles.
The Press Telegram lists Long Beach theater showtimes with film titles and starting times. Reads like a public service listing with voyages to upcoming features and daily starting hours across multiple venues.
A crowd of about 800 people gathered at a Milwaukee neighborhood theater following a rock and roll show. Police used force to control the disturbance. four officers were among those aiding the restraint. Thirteen people were arrested, including eight juveniles. The incident occurred early this morning after the concert ended at a hospital district area.
Elizabeth Taylor remains with a high fever after days of illness. Doctors moved her from her hotel to the London Clinic for further tests and new treatment efforts. Edwin Fisher says she will go Sunday. Sir James Paterson Ross was called in as a nervous system expert to consult on the persistent fever and unclear cause.
Fragmented OCR lists multiple crossword like clues and garbled entries about places, names, and terms in Wyoming. The readable bits reference Cheyenne, Wyoming’s state features, and scattered clues including religious, scientific, and cultural terms, with no coherent single event or narrative.
The San Francisco Opera opened its 24th Los Angeles season with a sold out Shrine performance of Verdi's La Traviata. Conductor Silvio Valviso paced the show poorly while Jan Peerce undercut the lovers role. Anna Moffo impressed in Violetta though overheated acting and high notes drew complaints. Robert Weede gave a moving Germont performance. Tonight features Simon Boccanegra with a strong cast.
Actress June Lockhart must pay a $200 fine by Monday after being convicted of contempt for refusing child visitation with her former husband Dr John F Maloney of New York City. Maloney sought extended visitation and a reduction of the 300 monthly child support owed since 1958.
Actress Rosalind Russell and Frederick Brisson sue for a $41 633 income tax refund denying IRS claims and business deductions for 1956 and 1957. Russell was starring in Auntie Mame on Broadway during those years as the suit was filed Friday in Los Angeles.
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