Behind the Scenes in Hollywood: Celebrity Marriages and Mishaps
Hollywood gossip notes Rodrigo Rey will file for divorce in Juarez Mexico after papers from Argentina. Alejandro Rey dates Linda Cristal and B J Royal while Mia Farrow heads to New York for Rosemary's Baby. Joy Windsor and Paul Ellis head for divorce after 10 years of marriage and two children. Cameron Mitchell undergoes foot reconstruction after a car crash. his head laceration requires 12 stitches. Vivien Leigh's will leaves eyes to a recipient but is rejected. Celebrity sightings highlight a busy showbiz week with many reunions and party moments.
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Fox Theatre contest names six Sidney winners
The Sidney Telegraph lists David Miller Dalton Mar ianne Aaron Tim Jensen Ei leen Jensen and Mike Marshall as winners identifying the cast in the film The Dirty Dozen. Two theatre tickets to The Dirty Dozen will be mailed to each winner.
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Bergman to Star in More Stately Mansions in Eugene O’Neill Drama
Ingrid Bergman’s husband Lars Schmidt plans to star her in More Stately Mansions in Eugene, O’Neill’s drama, with her currently in a New York production. Schmidt also schedules Hochu th's Soldiers, Shafers Black Comedy, and possibly Fiddler on the Roof.
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Dramatic Center chief resigns after Dutchman clash
A dispute over LeRoi Jones play Dutchman led to Montpelier Dramatic Center banning the drama as audacious and violent, prompting Antoine Bourseiller to resign as theater head. In Carbondale Illinois a Twain related play and Marian Winters shifting toward playwriting are noted in separate items.
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