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Newspaper
Sarasota News
Location
Sarasota, Florida, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1963
Page
8
The Hawaii State Exhibit at the 1964 65 World's Fair showcases an island setting with a Meadow Lake frontage of 543 feet and inland waterways totaling 1629 feet. Visitors view native life in a recreated Hawaiian village learn lei making poi cooking and outrigger canoeing and enjoy the Aloha Theatre on a man made island.
David L. Wolper, famed producer of Hollywood and the Stars, prepares multiple NBC reels on Westerns and film history at his Sunset Strip facility. His team reviews vast old footage for upcoming specials, including a two part on movie comedians and a segment featuring Barbara Stanwyck and Mary Pickford.
Carl Reiner signer of a three film producer writer contract with Universal. His first screenplay The Thrill Of It All was a 1963 hit and his second The Art Of Love will shoot early in 1964.
The Night Beat notes the Explorer's Bar at St Armand's Circle reopening this week after several months closed. Freddy Schulte will play piano with The Explorer's Trio as the Bob Murray ownership brings back daily operations and welcomes guests to enjoy cocktails and a new dance floor.
The Florida West Coast Symphony Orchestra performs December 13 at Municipal Auditorium Bra Denton with Lillian Kallir piano and Paul Wolf conducting, followed by a December 14 Sarasota showing. The Sarasota Concert Band hosts a Christmas program December 15 at Ringling Museum courtyard with Ronnie Stancil as guest soloist. admission is free. A local Englewood restaurant owners group seeks chamber support against nonprofit meal providers, urging fair taxation and regulation for all dining establishments.
Tony Curtis and Gregory Peck star in Captain Newman M D piece. Curtis is cutting a roof hole at his Beverly Hills home to install an observatory. He keeps a viewing telescope and remodels the house to accommodate the telescope and future observatory.
Haley Mills, the Ross Hunter star of The Chalk Garden, holds the world record for teenage fan mail with a record number of letters received during her rise to fame.
Broadway listings show a libel suit case and assorted plays with casts and venues. Elizabeth Ashley Rupert Redford headlining Barefoot in the Park at credits. other titles include Beyond the Fringe Chips With Everything Enter Laughing Have I Got A Girl For You Here’s Love How To Succeed in Business Luther Mary Mary Never Too Late Oliver One Flew Over The Cuckoo’s Nest Jeee E musical review The Ballad of Colleen William Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf Next season openings slated for December 8 with multiple theatres listed.
Billiards spreads from public rooms to family playrooms as Brunswick reports a 50 percent rise in players over two years and 10.3 percent nationwide. The Celebrity Home Table targets households with decor friendly designs, signaling a shift from traditional game image. Women and children join in, reshaping the American billiards scene.
Henry Hull returns to the screen after eight years in Ely Landau’s production with Mitchum. The film adapts Helen Eustis’s novel The Fool Killer and features a key role for Hull in the motion picture.
A line indicates Kaufmann was forced to drink cognac by the script but the narrator could not have the real drink and substituted chicken broth instead. The passage shows a humorous or ironic miscue in a production or recording context.
A general daily guide urges courteous acts aligned with the Golden Rule to improve the week ahead. Each sign receives practical prompts from Aries to Pisces, emphasizing order at home, kindness to family, charitable acts, and disciplined planning to boost productivity and relationships.
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