Hollywood star Robert Montgomery returns to limelight at Lincoln Center
New York City veteran entertainer Robert Montgomery 64 has taken the presidency of the board at the Repertory Theater of Lincoln Center after a seven year run as a television producer. Once a key Hollywood figure and Eisenhower adviser, Montgomery now positions himself as a communications consultant returning to public notice with the Lincoln Center post.
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Gunfighter legends myth busted by Rosa researchers
Western historian Joseph G. Rosa argues the famed gunfighters were not fearless paragons but real men shaped by bias, disease, and circumstance. He notes Hickok Bat Masterson Jesse James and others were not flawless heroes but flawed figures whose legends grew after death.
Eddie Robinson at 75 Still Roaring in Hollywood
Hollywood icon Eddie Robinson, famed as Little Caesar star and enduring actor, turned 75 last December 12. Despite a heart attack and injuries, he remains active in film and art collecting, planning a March trip to Norway and Denmark for Song of Norway, while savoring premieres and his years of experience.
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Bolger returns to Broadway in a new role
New York AP reports James Bolger returning to Broadway at age over sixty five with a dance comic act. He jokes about age and youthfulness and discusses the premiere set for March 11 at the Last-Fon- His. He reflects on how viewing art and streets sharpens perception and latent talents. Eddie leads through an art-filled corridor and references 200 year old African figures.
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Ex-boxer and Broadway star Jones stars in The Great White Hope
James Earl Jones whose boxing dreams ended after one fight has become Broadway’s top draw portraying Jack Johnson in The Great White Hope. He grew up on a Ohio farm and found acting later, winning an Obie in 1962 and marrying Ju lienne Marie after Othello in Central Park. The show opened in Washington and moved to New York where it has strong reviews. Jones plans a year with the play before a film version.
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