Off-Broadway Producer Eyes Hawaii Regional Theater Move
Stells Holt plans Hawai i expansion for a professional Hawaii theater company after a 60 day survey with Frances Drucker and Adrian Hall. An incorporated board seeks 500 000 for a Honolulu project, with Ben Dill ingham Eaton Magoon Jr and others on board.
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Vaughan
Seattle
Ben Dillingham
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Stella Holt
Honolulu
Oberlin high school press conference to feature Alvin Silverman
The third annual high school student press conference at Oberlin College Hall Auditorium features Alvin Silverman, Cleveland Plain Dealer Washington bureau chief and White House correspondent. The event, opened to all students, runs Saturday from 10 am.
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Eisenhower - Kennedy - Johnson
Child schizophrenia forms outlined in medical memo
A 1964 Los Angeles Times memo describes two childhood schizophrenia patterns. One child is withdrawn and unresponsive, the other clingy and talkative but fearful and disruptive. The article notes some symptoms appear in normal kids, but persistent signs warrant medical advice.
Pianist Jean Geis Stell to present Sunday recital in Berea
Pianist Jean Geis Stell will give a free 3 p.m. recital Sunday at Baldwin Wallace College Kulas Music Building Berea. She will perform works by Schubert Ives Chou Wen Chung Messiaen Ravel and Chopin and is currently teaching Guilford Plumley’s pupils while serving as associate professor at the BW Conservatory on leave in Europe.
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Chopin
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Oscar firsts and missteps in early Academy history
The 1938 Oscars crowned Wings as best picture with Emil Jannings and Janet Gaynor winning acting honors. Notable names like Richard Dix, Louise Dresser, and Gloria Swanson appeared as contenders. In 1944 Barry Fitzgerald drew ire for dual acting nominations for the same role, prompting rules changes.
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Emil Jannings
Janet Gaynor
Richard Jin
Louise Dresser
Gloria Swanson
Barry Fitzgerald
Bing Crosby
Fitzgerald
Chang
Oscar Winners Through the Years and Hidden Identities
The passage recalls Vivien Leigh and Robert Donat winning acting Oscars, Lionel Barrymore and Jackie Cooper near misses, and the 1969 writing Oscar awarded to Robert Rich for The Brave One, later revealed as Dalton Trumbo. It muses on fame’s fleeting nature and ends by asking about last year’s big winners.
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Lionel Barrymore
Jackie Cooper
Marie Dressler
Robert Rich
Rich
Dalton Trumbo
Britons Lead in Nominations for Academy Awards
The 36th Academy Awards show in Santa Monica centers on Tom Jones with 10 nominations, led by Britons Albert Finney Rex Harrison and Richard Harris. Other top nominees include Paul Newman Shirley MacLaine Natalie Wood and Leslie Caron. The ceremony features Jack Lemmon as host and cites Cleopatra as the most expensive film at 40 million alongside Lilies of the Field at 450 thousand.
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UPI
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Albert Finney
Richard Harris
Rex Harrison
Jack Lemmon
Santa Monica Civic Auditorium
Cleopatra
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Hud
This Sporting Life
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Patricia Neal
Rachel Roberts
Natalie Wood
Leslie Caron
Nick Adams
Twilight of Honor
Bobby Darin
Captain Newman
M.D
Melvyn Douglas
Hugh Griffith
John Huston
Diane
Hunter safety marks shine in 1963 as fatalities rise
State records show 19 fatals and 340 non-fatals in Pennsylvania for 1963, totaling 359. The previous low was 269 in 1945, marking a generation low in hunting mishaps with 1963 reflecting a notable spike.
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