Oscar less Nicholson Takes It In Stride
Nicholson, nominated four times for Best Actor for Chinatown, says he tolerates Oscar night with a playful grin. He reflects on Hollywood rituals, recalls The Godfather II winning, and discusses his future project Missouri Breaks with Marlon Brando and a trip to visit Sam Spiegel in the south of France. He and Anjelica Huston have a two year relationship, with Huston still modeling and her father respected as a Hemingway-like figure.
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Clifton Davis honors his mother with a $90 limousine to Reno Sweeney
Clifton Davis recalls spending $90 for a Long Island limousine to bring his mother Thelma Langhorn to his Reno Sweeney opening in Manhattan. He says the gesture, though costly, shows his care and notes his show renewal on ABC. Dems at Pier 90 fundraiser comment on the crowd's looks.
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Hotel to host eight week summer theater in Syracuse
The Persian Terrace at Hotel Syracuse will open a dinner theater season on July 15 directed by Rex Henriot formerly of the Syracuse Repertory Theater. Producers are Baird Thompson and William Schofield with four productions planned two weeks each, including Norman Is That You and The Prisoner of Second Avenue. Dinner at 6 p.m. and curtain at 8:30.
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Turrentine at Saratoga Jazz Festival
Stanley Turrentine, a longtime figure in American jazz, teams with Ramsey Lewis for the second annual Upstate New York Jazz Festival tomorrow at 8 15 p.m. at the Saratoga Springs Performing Arts Center. The tenor saxophonist rose to fame in the early fifties with Ray Charles and has recorded with many jazz greats. His album In the Pocket is climbing the best seller lists.
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