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...tiny, windowless office on West Palm Beach's Datura Street, Erica Bennett last week made one phone call after another to musical booking agents. Finally, she lined up the Gwen McCray group for a free performance at Gains Park next Saturday afternoon for 1,000 young people. But this will be disco with a difference: before going to the dance, each guest will be expected to stop by Forest Hill High School and cast a vote of confidence for Jimmy Carter...
...while we're at it, how about that Florida State team. They came out onto the floor with Lawrence McCray at center, Reggie Royals and Rowland Garrett at forwards, and Ron King and WHO at the guards...
...North Dakota's Republican Governor William Langer was removed from office in 1934, following conviction for soliciting political contributions from federal employees. The conviction was overturned in 1935. In 1924 Indiana's Republican Governor Warren McCray received a ten-year prison sentence for misuse of the mails in his personal financial transactions; he was pardoned by President Hoover after serving three years...
...Lady Vanishes. Mention a Hit-chcock title and you'll instantly flash on to a scene that has seared its way into your memory: Joel McCray threatened by the enmeshing gears of a windmill in Foreign Correspondent; the assassin's gun poised in mid-air amidst the concluding strains of a London orchestra in The Man Who Knew Too Much; or the ultimate vision of the master, the boydless hand ripping away the shower curtain in the nightmare-provoker of all time, Psycho. This truism does not apply to The Lady Vanishes for some reason I can't quite fathom...
...cast-with Becker replaced by California's Claude Heater as Siegmund and New York's James McCray as Siegfried, and Bjoner by England's Anna Green-did not seem overly happy about the English. One would think that an American would love the idea. Not so. Says Tyl, one of several singers who appeared in both versions: "Any American who has learned a role in German has two tapes going in his mind-the original and the English he thinks by. When you throw in a third tape [the Porter], man, you've got trouble...