Tony Curtis trains hard for prize fight film role
Hollywood gossip notes Tony Curtis trains with road work and a punching bag for The Square Jungle a prize fight story set to begin mid next month Janet Leigh plans two Las Vegas weekends before the shoot Franchot Tone wraps Oh Men Oh Women then takes his sons to Canada for six weeks Phil Harris Alice Faye Palm Springs visit disrupted by work Marjone Ramjoeau lands a major role in The View from Pompey’s Head and Irene Hervey Dick Foran stage a Damon Runyon TV comeback The gossip also mentions Mae West Greta Garbo and other stars in various show business moves Bold claims of marriages and premieres fill the page.
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St Marys School Bus Collides With Parked Truck
A St Marys school bus operated by Fred Minnich from Elyria RD 3 backed into a parked truck on East River Road yesterday causing minor damage. The truck, owned by Henkels J and McCoy of Philadelphia, was being used by the men at the time according to a sheriff's department report.
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Tender Land in Oberlin Opera Lab Metes Copeland Work
The Oberlin Conservatory Opera Laboratory presents Aaron Copland’s The Tender Land with Horace Everett’s libretto in Hall Auditorium tonight and tomorrow at 8 30. A 10 singer cast with a chorus trained by David Daniels performs with a square dance group choreographed by Kinsey. Scenery by David Mattson and built in the Oberlin Dramatic Association studio. The Oberlin Orchestra plays the score, Paul O Steg assists, and Daniel directs the staging and production.
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Dust Cloud Blinds Driver Sparks Small Collision
Charles Ducoty of 227 Spruce Street reported a dust cloud from another car on Nickel Plate Road at 8 pm Wednesday caused $100 damage to his 1953 car. He said the dust blinded him, leading to a collision with a newspaper box.
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Harris Professor of Singing presents The Tender Land at Oberlin
The Oberlin College presentation of The Tender Land features revised score material not heard since earlier productions at City Center New York and Tanglewood. The performance marks new music in the revival.
It's Not Cruel Judge Rules on Cricket Petition
A London judge ruled that rushing out to play cricket is not cruel in denying Mrs Joyce Copus a divorce petition. The ruling upheld the petition's rejection and dismissed remaining requests. The court did not specify further actions by the parties.
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America Small Church Gave Dr Peale Start On Fifth Avenue
Phyllis Battelle traces Dr Norman Vincent Peale from a small New York church to nationwide influence. Starting at Fifth Avenue’s Fifth Avenue church, Peale’s early salaries rose as his sermons drew crowds, while his family life balanced with a farm in Pawling, New York. He moved from Flatlands Brooklyn to Marble Collegiate, shaping a life of preaching aimed at selling a new concept of hope.
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Norman Peale Seeks Minister Role Amid Modern Ideas
A fragmentary Chronicle-Telegram item from May 1968 notes Norman Peale, raised Methodist, now inclines toward ministerial work. It mentions his modern views on alcohol and tolerance of dancing, movies, and card games, with a caveat about theatre words.
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