Warren Bally Named In Film Role At Maryland Set
Warren Bally, 42, an usher at The National Theatre in Washington, is identified as the Sherch Potential gentleman seen at work on a movie filming in Barnesville and near Maryland malls. He reportedly received 310,000 for the project and is praised for his gentlemanly presence and helpful nature during production.
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Lovely Lilith Shines In Jean Seberg Lead Role
A portrait of Jean Seberg as LiMIN notes her natural blonde look and ladylike manner. The article recalls her rise from a nationwide college girl search to film fame, her Paris years, marriage to a Frenchman, and her fashion magazine editor friend. Seberg’s long hair fall is styled for a scent shoot, and she is praised for patience and good disposition.
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Lilith film crew invades Barnesville area in a Sugar Loaf Valley shoot
Hollywood stars Warren Beatty and Jean Beberg arrive in the quiet valley near Barnesville to film Lilith, a Columbia Pictures drama by Robert Rostron. The project centers on a mentally ill heroine at a private sanatorium and her escape to a carnival town, with scenes at Great Falls and a peach orchard. Local deputy Joseph Litton and Father Hyland provide background as road signs guide crews through Route 18 South.
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Hollywood sets descend on Barnesville for jousting film event
Libbie Powell reports from Barnesville as a Hollywood crew films a jousting sequence amid pennants and crowds. Stars Miss Seberg and Warren Beatty appear off camera, with extras, makeup artists, and local residents mingling. lunch bells ring as filming resumes, while locals glimpse the tinsel world behind the scenes.
Jousting Scene Filmed at Barnesville Carnival Grounds
Filming wrapped a Monday jousting sequence at the Barnesville picnic grounds. Stand-in rider for Warren Beatty rode the course between rings while Jean Seberg enters to present a doll to the judge. The tale features the Knight of Poolesville and Knight of Monocary amid local carnival atmosphere.
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Dr Clark Speaks To Travel Club Hagerstown
A large turnout filled the Alexander ballroom as the Hagerstown Travel Club held its meeting. Dr John Clark was the featured speaker, sharing pictures and history of the common flame and showing caskets he brought, while Art Richards urged reports from chairs and noted plans for summer meetings.
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Medieval tournament spectacle draws local crowds and spoofed headlines
In Tatnesville a carnival mood fills the town as three maidens in medieval dress cheer a knight at a quirky jousting event. Lisa Tel Van Thorne appears in photos after a mistaken identity by a neighboring photographer. Filming continues with more scenes planned in Montgomery County and Great Falls, alongside a related Feminine Perspective feature.
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