Word: leonards
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...works meanwhile: five Leonard Bernstein-New York Philharmonic programs spaced across the present season; six more NBC specials, including a Tammy Grimes show resulting from her success on Four for Tonight; a series of twelve "classical" mysteries, opening March 31 with Helen Hayes and Jason Robards Jr. in Mary Roberts Rinehart's The Bat; and a sort of living prospectus of Manhattan's Lincoln Center for the Performing Arts (last month Saudek Associates was named the center's exclusive TV producers...
Whatever happens when he returns, now that he has achieved the ultimate and made the funnies, it will be tough for Paar to top himself. But Bud Birdie (so named because a birdie is better than par) may do it. In future installments of On Stage, Cartoonist Leonard Starr has his nice but emotional hero ("I'm fighting the elements now!") plagued by offstage intrigue, and trying to figure out which of his official family is leaking unkind gossip to the columnists. Is it the lovable hayseed comedian, Tex McPrairie? Is it the suave announcer? Will Bud ever find...
Died. Sir Leonard Woolley, 79, British archaeologist whose excavations uncovered important portions of ancient Middle East civilizations, including the city of Ur in Iraq, from which Abraham started out to found the Hebrew nation; in London...
...President John E. Howell about a series of phone conversations with top oil-industry executives. Howell explained that the calls were about a duck hunt in Arkansas-not crude-oil prices. The Government also introduced a wire from Continental Oil Executive Vice President Charles A. Perlitz to Conoco President Leonard F. McCollum in which he wrote, after much talk about crude oil: "Have not heard from Proctor as yet." Mr. Proctor, indicated the Government darkly, was executive vice president of Gulf Oil Corp., another of the defendants. Conoco's answer: the reference to Gulf's Proctor was about...
...Book by Leonard Bernstein. 65. The season's big new star at the Metropolitan Opera is Soprano: a) Rise Stevens...