Word: famed
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...panicked. He has since appeared in The Servant (TIME, March 20), and critics have given him the serious acceptance he was looking for. More over, just as The Servant opened in the U.S., he was scoring another success on U.S. television - opposite Julie Harris in the Hallmark Hall of Fame's remake of James Costigan's Little Moon of Alban...
Wednesday, March 18 HALLMARK HALL OF FAME (NBC, 7:30-9 p.m.).-Julie Harris and Dirk Bogarde in a new production of the James Costigan drama, Little Moon of Alban, originally presented in 1958. Color...
...when he became an Army gunnery instructor, later taught math and English at Boston's private Roxbury Latin School. By 1961 he was an assistant professor, with a Harvard Ph.D. in history and education. More important, he became director of the education school's main claim to fame, the Master of Arts in Teaching program, which turns able college graduates into high school teachers by feeding them a balanced diet of liberal arts and practice teaching...
...when he recorded Because of You and Cold, Cold Heart. Soon he had 200,000 card-carrying fans. On his wedding day, 2,000 girls in black veils stood in mourning outside the church. But then Paul Anka and Elvis Presley stole his action. Tony's great fame sputtered and dimmed, and he drifted away - a "teen-feel" victim. Tony refused to yield to rock 'n' roll, and the kids who buy the records forgot all about...
Odds & Symbols. Elizabeth Ashley got her first toe in as understudy to Barbara Bel Geddes in Mary, Mary. Soon she was all over the big TV shows, like Hallmark Hall of Fame and The Defenders. "The only person who ever believes in you is you, and I believed in me a lot," she remembers. Her first major Broadway chance finally made hay out of her belief: in 1961's Take Her, She's Mine, she turned the daughter's role into a Tony...