Acting with Hepburn like chatting with Babe Ruth
New York actress Karen Austin recalls working with Katharine Hepburn in the NBC TV movie Laura Lansing Slept Here. The film follows Hepburn as a renowned author staying with a suburban Long Island family, testing their patience and humor in a gentle comedy.
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Hepburn relative leads Gomphers in TV film casting
Schuyler Grant plays the Gomphers teen daughter while Sean Harmon is the prepubescent son and twins Ryan and Kyle Comber portray 17 month old Malcolm. Austin recalls working with Hepburn as an aunt through Katharine grants family. Neighbors on location in Vancouver behaved politely as Hepburn set high standards and insisted on proper filming.
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Mister Rogers Hosts Soviet TV Neighbor Visit
Fred Rogers invites Tatiana Vedeneeva to Mister Rogers Neighborhood to foster understanding between the United States and the Soviet Union. He says kids learn trust by small steps and looking with understanding eyes at their neighbors.
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Sybil and Laura Lansing Slept Here TV Movie Pair
TV listings note two movies airing: Sybil starring Sally Field as a woman with multiple personalities and Laura Lansing Slept Here featuring Katharine Hepburn as a flashy author living with a conventional couple. Both highlight notable performances and TV-movie appeal.
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Critic Spotlight and Mister Rogers Moscow Special
Karen Austin and Joel Higgins preview a premiere of a new detective series by Isaac Asimov. Parker Stevenson stars as a genius enlisted to crack unsolved crimes in a Thursday time slot. Barry Manilow headlines a swing street special with Carmen McRae and Gerry Mulligan.
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Trey Ames Early Start Leads to TV Roles in CBS Series
Trey Ames, 15, born in Canton, Ohio, grew up in Los Angeles and began acting at 12. He earned a first TV credit on Capitol and appeared in The Wizard and the TV movie After the Promise on CBS.
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North American Collegiate Bridge Championship 1987 deal insight
In a four spades contest a thin South bid leads to a critical defense by West. East wins with the ace and signals heart return, forcing West to choose between a trump or club ruff. The recommended line is a trump lead to force East on lead, crippling declarer’s diamonds and clubs.
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