Morvis Willson’s Bexar Facts and Local Notes
A collage of San Antonio items features veteran sportsman Ray Hudon with connections to Titanic Thompson, plus local business and social notes. Highlights include Linda Norval at the San Antonio Convention Center, Ray Hudson’s club prominence, Barbara Jackson Hall’s stage with the Bass Rutledge Combo, and local civic tidbits about Welch’s Flowers, Artisans’ Alley expansion, and SCOTS singles conventions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray“Ratbow" Hudson
Titanic Thompan
Canyon Creek
Repart of Texas
Linda Norval
San Antonio Convenon Center
Ula Rees
Rutledge
Barbara Jackson Hall
Celebrity Stage
Dan
Larry Seiler
Ms Space
Paloma
Lane
Tom Frost
Lloyd
Booth
Karen Fahey
Welch's Flowers
Caralyn Horton
Artisans’ Alley
Crosby Makes Big Progress Amid Hollywood Party Scene
Crosby continues steady recovery as Kathryn Crosby and daughter Mary Frances visit. Kathy plans a stage comeback in The Littlest Mrs Adams. At a Pacific Design Center cocktail party, stars like Wayne, Mitchum, Brando, and Piper Laurie mingle, while fashion designer Rizzo shows new furniture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood
Bing ‘Crosby
Kathryn Crosby
Mary Frances
Kathy
Adamy
Bing
Kathryn
Dani Janssen
David
Janes Franciscus
Willy Riezo
Pacific Design Center
Wile
Kitty
Fransiscus
Abel Wertywood
Pin Waynes
John Wayne
Kenneth Sarvak
Logker
Wis Uta Lewtigka
New York
Wes Farrell
Revert Mitchum
Dorothy
Doris
Jules Stein
Tiny Roma
Anne Mimetshe Dou
Faweetl Mijors Jook-itlike
Cyd Charisse
Tony Martin
Jack Nicholowa
Whal Waste
Vincent Minnelti
Mural
Grace Robbins
The Fame Gaye Show Review at Brucahway Theatre
A rambling, humorless critique of a stage revue featuring Lenmy Baier and imitated acts like Danny Kaye. The piece notes flashy costumes, chaotic pacing, and a crowded lineup including Cy Coleman music and Me_h ae Sleware lyrics. It references a French play source and a misfired film moment, concluding with mixed impressions of the Four Guys show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lenmy Baier
Danny Kaye
Denny Baker
Crete
Cy Coleman
Hutie
Cass Repo
Tod
Rob
Ted
Alien
Thare
Classics Talk Without Sound on Olivas Films
A review discusses Charlie Chaplin films and the silent era, praising City Lights for its pathos and slapstick. It notes Chaplin's use of factory life critique, humor, and humanizing themes, highlighting emotional climaxes and the enduring appeal of silent comedy.
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Olivas
Bob Polunsky
Clty Lipbis
Andy 1
Poanle Witerstind
Bight the
Olmias
Charly Chaplin
Legismatte
Kampatioy Klay
Charle
Chuirlig
Towork
Nyures Milatakenly Vna
Chaplin
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San Antonio
Morvis Willson
Bexar
Dorothy Ywanners
Alamo Brace Co
Lea Lax
Jerome Weynand
SAC
Denver
National Association of Junior Colleges
T. E. Poppe
Joyce Williams
Dan Anthony
Crissey
Manhattan
Didja Kow
Nix
Jack Muckleroy
Garden Oaks
Oak Hills
Robert
Hope Pickett
Singles Convention of
Texas
Menger Howl
Crosby
Barbara Carrera
Joan Collins
Ron Kabs
Susan Strasberg
Cesar Romero
Allan Catt
Nore Wert
Rizzo
Piper Laurie
Oxsar
Currie
Ruby
Ming
Dimension Pictures
UC Roowtess
Piper
Joseph Morgenuglern
Graoa
Harold
Robbinges
Harry Jamesons
Jack O'Brian
Barrymony
Broadway
Mippin
Satay
Cy Colman Trussig
Michael Stewart Baok
Roalden Uum
Betis
Woice
Off
Brucahway
San Améhio Light
Chung Hua Chinese Restaurant
W. Millitart OR
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Monte “Aii
Ait Igri
George C. Scott
Tran
Shen Astaro
Hato
Laat
Agra
Robert Shaw
Arom
Melas
Audrey Rose
Jack Lemmon
GZNEC
Nam
ST. Mary's AT Commerce
Bier Gas Kom 550 Agron
Uank Sarage
Aiteci
ATTEC
ASUN
New Laurel
Theatre DE Sacuit
Pattery
Aaa
TA Fonda
Ick & Jane
Rey
Paul NeWinnii
Eas
Megine
Bina
Evuntirih
Susan
Ban Anpoh
Paul Ana
Jolie Foster
Martin Sheen
Kintle
Winnner
Antoy
Saihy
Nea
Sfiaws
Cele
Raacan
The
HOYAS
Jodie Ee Wai Sheen
Alexis Smith
Mort Shum
ITT Jacoby
LE Tee
Santikos Theatres
Pangan
Dany
Dave
Charlie Chaplin
Dourie
Henty
Brea
Faye
Hasty Barits
Glen Jackson
Melina Mercoord
AVG
Oiorgh Ts
Puateus
Rofent Shaw
Bruce Dern
Beane
Evie IH
William Shataea
the Lords OF
Flatbush
Kis
Naperaa Ree
Artes
Uy Savalas
Vansity
Walt Owwet
Foster
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