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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1957
Page
7
In a chaotic Hollywood scene Elvis Presley narrowly avoided a fatal light fall during a close up on the Loving You set as his parents watched. The heavy spotlight slipped from its mark and struck the area Elvis had just occupied. The scare halted work for the day and left the star shaken.
Robert Taylor and Elizabeth Mueller star in a sweeping CinemaScope romance adapted from Howard Swiggett's bestseller. Burl Ives, Charles Coburn, Sir Cedric Hardwicke, Mary Astor, and Nicola Michaels headline a distinguished international cast in a tale of romance and intrigue.
Panhandle Players adopts name and forms a seven member board at a second organizational meeting in the junior high cafeteria. Herman Heise acts as chairman with 20 charter members present as plans emerge to educate and promote participation in theatre arts.
The Beacon shows a Sidney High School Band marching by President Eisenhower during the Inaugural Parade. The center spread includes ten band members and their families from the Sidney district, photographed by Camermen Inc and Vern Draper of Sidney.
The Lucky Clover 4-H Club gathered February 27 at Janice Biggs home where Janice demonstrated marking patterns and Georgia Barlow demonstrated trimming patterns. The next meeting is planned for March 13 at 7 30 p m at Pam and Beverly Puffers home with Jo Ann Nissen reporting.
Your Spring Show Committee has met for weeks to plan a community event. Home shows of this type have proven successful in other communities and discussions focus on organization and expected turnout.
Organizer notes seven booths left out of 34 with 300 to 400 local businesses expected to participate. Admission will be free to attendees drawing an estimated crowd of 4000 to 5000. Savings have made a free show possible and the event aims to showcase city products to customers. A Do-Better 4-H Club meeting reports livestock selection and social time with Robert Rowan as reporter.
Playwright Tennessee Williams, famed for prize winning plays and films, was born in an Episcopal rectory in Columbus Mississippi. His grandfather served as a minister.
A detailed daily timetable lists programs and times for KSID including News Weather The Farm Serenade Bandstand Pacific Rhythms and more with signs for special features and Thursday repeats.
John Payne and Mona Freeman star in Hold Back The Night. Payne departs for battlefield command of a Marine company as the film opens Thursday at the Fox Theatre.
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