First And Last starring Edward Mulhare on TV Theater
Edward Mulhare leads TV Theater in The First and the Last a melodrama from a John Galsworthy story. Geoffrey Toone and Frank Conroy co star with Norman Barrs and Alfred Shirley featured. Mulhare plays a weakling brother implicated in murder as others fear exposure.
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Radio Highlights Tonight on WHK KYW WGAR
Tonight the schedule lists WHK from 8 05 to 8 30 pm PEOPLE ARE FUNNY ARTHUR GODFREY on WGAR from 10 to 11 am and KYW airing 8 to 1 pm FEARSDAY program.
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Sinatra buys film rights for A Hole in the Head
Warner Bros star Cint Walker of Cheyenne fame signs for a starring feature after purchasing film rights to the Frank Sinatra project A Hole in the Head. Gordon Douglas to direct. Martin Rackin to produce. Paul Douglas Broadway hit adapted for screen.
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Movie TV tonight lists The Woman In Green on Channel 7 The Desperadoes on Channel 8 New Mexico on Channel 32 and French Leave on Channel 9 Tomorrow Gangway For Tomorrow on Channel 3 If You Could Only Cook on Channel 5 Curtain Up on Channel 5 Also noted are Frankie paying $200 000 to author Garsen Kanin for a project and Judy Tyler's tragic death in an auto accident impacting Jailhouse Rock releases Commentary covers Inger Stevens Bing Crosby Jimmy Dean Jean Harlow Judy Tyler Lana Turner and South Pacific casting and filming plans plus Hal Wallis Anthony Quinn and Otala Nesmith signings
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Maureen O Hara Sues Magazine Over Libel Suit
Actress Maureen O Hara files a libel suit in Santa Monica Superior Court seeking one million dollars in damages. She says the March 1957 magazine article titled I Was the Hottest Show in Town When Maureen O Hara Cuddled In Row 35 caused her and family great mental anguish.
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Five Hundred Pound Bear Delights Hollywood Crowd
Hollywood reports Big Dora the Himalayan sum bear is paid 195 dollars daily to dance with Yul Brynner. Fans marvel at her mediocre waltz while she weighs 500 pounds, a California native from India rescued at two months old.
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