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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 04, 1976

Page

5

Preservation of the 1870s Silver Dollar City Mo

UPI reports Silver Dollar City near Springfield preserves an 1870s Ozarks town life. The reconstructed mid-1870s community focuses on authentic period life and attractions for visitors.

Silver Dollar City. Mo UPI Silver Dollar City Springfield Ozarks

Pulitzer Prize drama goes to A Chorus Line Broadway musical

The 1976 Pulitzer Prize for drama is awarded to A Chorus Line. Co authored by James Kirkwood and Nicholas Dante, the show was conceived choreographed and directed by Michael Bennett from 30 hours of dancer self revelations. Kirkwood a Elyria High School graduate has ties to Elyria Ohio and Easthampton Long Island.

James Kirkwood Kirkwood Michael Bennett James Kirkwood Sr Lila Lee Elyria High School Elyria Peggy Tufford Hillmer Easthampton Long Island Key West Fla Chrissy Wilzak Elyria Catholic High School Leonard J. Wilczak Elma

Capsule movie reviews capture nightstand cinema in KNIGHT WIRE

A bundle of capsule reviews surveys current films from All the Presidents Men Barry Lyndon and others. It weighs Redford Hoffmans detective work versus the dull routine, praises Heston and Messrs. for performances, and notes varied strengths and flaws across titles like Taxi Driver The River Niger and The Sunshine Boys.

Redford and Hoffman Washington Post

Kong Legend and Real King Kong Claimants

Chicago Tribune reports on the King Kong myth and remake saga. It details rights fights between Paramount and Universal, a $2 million mechanical Kong by Dino de Laurentiis, and a swirl of ape actor lore. Carmen Nigro, a Cicero guard, claims to be Kong while experts discuss rubber suits and stop motion.

Peter Gorner Chicago Tribune Naton Chicago RKO Hollywood Paramount Universal Dino de Laurentiis de Laurentis Forrest Ackerman Monster Matters Ackerman Carmen Nigro Cicero, Jr King Kong Nigro Continental Insurance Companies Kongophiles Nigra BBC England Willis O’brien Kongophites Ray Harryhausen Jim Danforth Max Steiner Danfort Earth Empire State Building Merian Cooper Bela Lugosi Verne Langdon Mr. Nigro Rick Baker MGM Baker Cicely Tyson Miss Jane Pitlman de Laurentiis Kong

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