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Newspaper
Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Sep 24, 1963
Page
4
Classified ad notes autos for sale and urges readers to look today. Highlights include available cars, varying makes and models, and a push to act quickly for the best deals.
In London the night club that sparked Britain's satire craze has closed after rising costs. Owners Nicholas Luard and Peter Cook say satirists have become too expensive, with only large record companies and TV able to sustain them.
A threatened Broadway strike over a two year wage pact has been softened by state and city mediators. Local 802 says wage offers differ from the union demands, with talks continuing as performances resume and venues prepare to re open. The Broadway labor dispute involves the League of New York Theaters and the musical salary ranges from about 170 to 213 dollars weekly. The case is under bankruptcy review for a city club with three year losses noted in filings.
Paris reports Bud Powell, renowned American jazz pianist, has been hospitalized for a serious lung infection diagnosed two weeks ago. Medical officials said his condition is being monitored and treatment is ongoing. Powell, a prominent figure in modern jazz, rose to fame in the 1940s and 1950s.
New York a Moscow circus opens a 15 day run at Madison Square Garden featuring 60 jugglers acrobats and 14 Russian bears nine horses and a troupe of soccer playing dogs. The show highlights a 43 foot one ring arena and includes acts from life in England era under Queen Elizabeth.
Times for features in Long Beach theaters include 1 25 am for nat i rhe and 2 03 am for Guny, with 4 10 pm show. In Honolulu a film star who doubled for Henry Bloomfield on Elvis Presley’s Girls Girls Girls alleges arm injuries and sues Paramount Pictures for 100 000 over a boat scene.
New York report notes industrialist Buddy Fogelson husband of Greer Garson, tries his hand at producing a Broadway play. He seeks a breakthrough in a crowded stage scene and plans to back a new production.
Sizable night at Pacific Drive-In showcases ends tonight with carload pricing. Promotions include multiple features such as The Ebertron and Parrish with Susan Slade, urging patrons to arrive by dusk for per carload admission.
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