Dean Martin Auditions Serious Star Turn in Airport
On set for Airport at Universal, Dean Martin rehearses every line and stage move to hold his own with Burt Lancaster, Helen Hayes, Maureen Stapleton, Van Heflin, and George Kennedy. The usually easygoing star shows determination, shaving his head to fit Vernon Demerest and earning praise from director George Seaton and longtime collaborator Mack Gray. Dino’s skyward acting ascent contrasts with his fear of flying as his career takes off.
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Jacqueline Bisset
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Dino
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Helen Hayes
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van Heflin
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Martin
Mack Gray
Dean Martin
Dean
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Lancaster
Marlon Brando
the Young Lions
Bluecoats Lorain County membership hits seventy one
Bluecoats of Lorain County Inc. reports 71 members after adding 21 new members announced by Sheriff Vernon M. Smith. The group aids police and volunteer and full time firefighters in line of duty injuries or deaths with a $100 membership fee and potential annual assessment after January 1, 1970. The piece also notes Grand Canyon north rim habitation from AD 600 to 1150.
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Lorain County Inc
Vernon M. Smith
Bluecoats Inc
Advisory Council On Sheriff's Affairs
Lorain County
Great White Hope leads with Tony Awards honors
The Great White Hope dominates the 23rd Tony Awards with James Earl Jones named best actor in a drama and Jane Alexander as best supporting actress in a drama. 1776 wins best musical with Edwards Stone Ostrow sharing the prize. Other winners include Julie Harris, Angela Lansbury, Jerry Orbach, and Al Pacino in supporting roles.
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New York
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James Earl Jones
Jane Alexander
Jones
Angela Lansbury
Jerry Orbach
Sherman Edwards
Peter Stone
Stuart Ostrow
Ronald Holgate
Marian Mercer
al Pacino
Peter Dews
Boris Aronson
Zorba
Kipton Student Receives Geld Award for Summer Work
Ron Edwards son of Mr and Mrs Homer R Edwards Kipton received the Geld Award from Southwestern Company Nashville Tennessee for working five hours or more weekly in the Southwestern Summer Program. He studies at Cedarville College Cedarville and was invited to return as a student manager. He won the Carrier Boy Merit Award in 1958.
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Cedarville
Row
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Changes the Idealism Driven Film by Hall Bartlett
Hall Bartlett, known for idealism, invested two years and his savings into Changes a youth focused film without violence or crime. The picture opened to praise in New York and Los Angeles with Bartlett aiming for financial payoff while maintaining creative autonomy despite risking all.
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Hall
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Kanas City
Yale
Stanley Kramer
MGM
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