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Four Star Playhouse (Thurs. 8:30 p.m., CBS). A String of Beads, with Ronald Colman, Angela Lansbury...
Brown has given up racing himself (though his 21-year-old daughter Angela and son David Jr. race), but he still rides in county point-to-point races on the thoroughbreds he raises on his 700-acre farm, Chequers Manor, near London. A licensed pilot, he often flies his own plane on business trips. In his hunt for new markets all over the globe, he has found he can ship British tractors through the Panama Canal cheaply enough to compete with Midwest tractor makers for California sales. Says he: "We wouldn't try to sell in the Midwest, because...
...Born. To Angela Estree Lyssod Dowding Lascelles, 34, onetime London actress, and the Hon. Gerald David Lascelles, 28, jazz-loving, auto-racing first cousin of Queen Elizabeth II; their first child, a son, who is 14th in line of succession to the British throne; in London...
...mysterious nor particularly amusing. The action takes place in a Park Avenue apartment building which houses: a bashful theatrical manager (Van Johnson) who is also an amateur jazz drummer, a sleepwalking band singer (June Allyson). a murdered vice snooper (Stuart Holmes), a homicidal doctor (John Beal). a mysterious lady (Angela Lansbury) who materializes at intervals from a secret door...
...Child, Pale Horse. Dickens and Miss Coutts (pronounced Coots) met, probably in 1835, at the house of a banker named Marjoribanks (pronounced Marshbanks). Dickens was already a well-known journalist, she a leading socialite, a "charmer" whom even the old Duke of Wellington was said to be chasing. Angela put aside all suitors, however, for she had given her heart to the poor. Her profits, she decided, should go with it, and she turned to Dickens for advice in her philanthropies. For more than 30 years, through all the hurry of his vivid career, Dickens found time to investigate most...