Word: actressing
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...assigns their preparation to appropriate members of the paper's editorial staff. When President Kennedy died in Dallas, White House Correspondent Tom Wicker had on his desk, undischarged, the duty of updating the Kennedy obituary. As a new Times hand in 1946, Rosenthal himself contributed an obituary on Actress Miriam Hopkins. "I'm glad to say we've never had to use it," says Rosenthal...
Born. To Tony Richardson, 36, British director (stage: Look Back in Anger; screen: Tom Jones), and Vanessa Redgrave, 27, Sir Michael's daughter, herself a promising Shakespearean actress: their second daughter; in London...
Divorced. Dick Haymes, 47, World War II vintage crooner who made more than $4,000,000 but declared himself bankrupt in 1960 after dividing it between Uncle Sam, his agents and his first four wives (No. 4: Rita Hay worth); by Fran Jeffries, 25, nightclub singer and sometime actress; on grounds of extreme cruelty (he was jealous of her rising career, she said): after six years of marriage, one child; in Los Angeles...
Monday, January 25 THE STATELY GHOSTS OF ENGLAND (NBC, 10-11 p.m.). British Actress Margaret Rutherford and Husband Stringer Davis tour three of the island's most famous haunted mansions: Longleat, Salisbury Hall and Beaulieu...
...Mother. Ding, dong, she isn't, indeed. She lives at 34 Gramercy Park in Manhattan. Mothers sometimes take their children to call on her so that she-Actress Margaret Hamilton, now 62 -can pacify their inchoate neuroses and assure them that she is not in carnate evil after all. She made Oz when she was 36, and worked in Hollywood for years afterward as everybody's "cantankerous cook or acidulous aunt," in her words, "with a corset of steel and a heart of gold." Today she does character parts in the theater and on TV. Before the election...