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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 15, 1955
Page
17
A fragmentary note highlights Reginald Gardiner as a versatile English actor prized by producers for his range and finesse. The piece hints at his screen appeal and the demand for a specific, standout role in upcoming projects.
Mack Sennett recalls Mabel Normand as a lively star who defied schedules and teased executives at his studios. He recounts her offstage escapades in Paris, England, and at the studio, and notes her impact on Sam Goldwyn and others before shifting to his own ruin and his mother’s Canada farm inheritance.
Elyria's original Pizzaria, Blue Sky Inn at 128 E Bridge St, features old fashioned pies and local dining. Phone line listed as 3780 for orders and inquiries.
Art Carney raised Climax ratings by seven points, while Mark Goodson concedes in TV Guide that some What's My Line questions may be rigged. Big Town seeks a new female star opposite Mark Stevens as Trudi Rowe exits. Danny Thomas hosts the Fed and five White House correspondents attend a prestige dinner with no fee.
A retro roundup notes TV plays and films from the era, highlighting Gary Crosby leaving Stanford amid Bing Crosby concerns, David Wayne praising Norby, and Kraft Theatre drama Patterns. Everett Sloane, Richard Kiley, Ed Begley shine. Mickey Rooney ends season then tours San Francisco. Groucho and Marian provide comic bits. a weathering snowy era and Ohio tax chatter also surface.
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