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r IS. THE MEMOIRS OF JACQUES CASA
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r ". Great Bible Stories In Full Color Paint
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r M-IO3B. Gsrshwin; RHAPSODY IN BLUE
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\ MFRS Beethoven; SYMPHONY NOS. 1 o
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\ M-IsIS. SONGS or THE IREsm REPUBLI-
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-07-26

dred Stars. "A Severed Head
is the title Of a successful play
here. But the allusion was tc
a photograph minus a head
produced in the Duke Of ArgyII's
divorce suit. The head had been
painted out. j. Shirley Bassey
by the way, expectant mother
and all. stole the show at the
Hundred Stars midnight per-
Torrance.
Elizabeth Taylor, who was
supposed to be the big attrac-
ton, was outshone by Jean
Simmons, who looked regal and
lovely in a shimmering silver
gold dress. Liz looked more like
a recently bereaved Italian
widow, in her long black dress
high UP to her neck with a
black floating veil. And the bad
dialogue she had to speak did
not help matters. This years
Might" was a disappointment
I hated to see stars like Peter
O'TOOle wasted in bad skitS.
4 \ n
Neither Julie Andrews nor
Burton will be available for the
stage production Of "Camelot"
in London. Richard isn't inter-
ested and Julie, who is, will be
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-07-26
. BY sHElLAH GRAHAM

could be that he did not want
to pay that hefty $1,500,0o0 in
the settlement. But then again
it could mean that he has plans
to reconcile with Sybil at some
future date. Some of his close
chums believe that just as soor
as he feels strong enough tc
stand on his own feet, finan-
cially, as an actor. he will
dump Miss Elizabeth Taylor,
Meanwhile the lovers are up
north in Northumberland
where Richard is locationing
with his current picture.
You would think that Charles
Boyer had committed a crime
the way the London press keeps
harping on the fact that the
63-year-old star is no longer
the great lover Of the screen.
Charles never sought the title
in the first place, and he is
quite happy not to have to
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-07-26

make love to the so-callec
glamorous ladies Of the stage
and screen. His co-star in thu
Terence Rattigan play, MAR
and Boy" is youngish JanI
Downs, who plays his wife.
y 4 \ \
And Of course the reason fol-
the happy contentment on Wal
ter Wanger's face is that he
sold his 10 per cent of "Cleo-
patra" to Seven Arts. And win
lose or draw, he has his 81
million or more.
Tony Quinn has decided that
when he stars in the movie
version of "Tchin- Tchin," he
will make it in New York and
be able to live in his beautiful
town house In the 70s. He is
after John Cassavetes to d.
rect.
Shirley Jones and husband
Jack Cassidy hit on the perfect
plan for husbands and wives
who must work apart. Shirley
while working in king of the
Mountain" in Hollywood and
Jack on Broadway in "She
Loves Me-" met every week end
in Kansas City. the half way
point.
The Duchess Of Argyll up
and-left when there was a
pointed reference to "a severed
head" at the Night Of a Hun
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-07-26

doing some musicals in Holly
wood, she hopes. But I car
do 1t November, 1884" she has
told the people at the Drury
Lane Theater. They will try to
wait.
All the way from Hollywood
I hear that CHS mas built a
two-Story dressing room for
Judy Garland at q cost of $lO.-
900. Not as expensive as the
Sumptuous place built for Liz
Taylor at Cinecitta while she
was making Cleopatra" with
imported mosaic tile for the
bathroom, bedroom, makeup
room, with special antique fur
nishings for Eddie Fishers Of
flee. I wonder who is using all
this Splendor now.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-07-26
HOLLYWOOD
Burton BuIks
At Separation

LONDON (NANA). --Richard
Burton refused to sign the
separation papers when SYPHILIS
lawyers brought them over from
New York a few days ago. 1t
Tabor City tribune., 1963-11-20
y. {. PEANUT
PRODUCTION DOWN

RALEIGH, ". C., Nov. l8--
Based ON reports from growers
as Of November !, peanut pro-
duCtIun in North Carolina is
fogecaSc at 325,6OO.OOO pounds.
according to the North Caro-
lima Crop Reporting Service.
The current estimate of pro-
duction is rs percent below
the 1862 crop and percent
above the l957-l96l average.
Yield is expected To average
1850 pounds per acre $50
pounds below the record yield
of 1000 pounds in 1862. The
lower yield and production is
mostly due 90 the extended dry
weather in the main area of
production.
Tabor City tribune., 1963-11-20
N. c. SOYBEAN
PRODUCTION UP

RALEIGH, n. c., Nov. -
North Carolina farmers expect
to harvest a record l4,774,000
bushels of soybeans this fall,
according to the North Caro-
lima Crop Reporting Service.
This production forecast is
100000 bushels above the IA, =
742,000 bushels estimated on
October /, and is 1882, 900
bushels above last years pro-
duction.
A record yield per acre Of
PAS bushels is one-half bushel
above the previous record of
1862 and 1868. A very dry
October was favorable for ma
turing and harvesting of the
crop.
Tabor City tribune., 1963-11-20
Bethel Man Wins One Of Is
National Ford Fesrlr, Awards

Jack Gore of the Bethel
community of Clarendon Rt. ].
has been awarded one of l3
national Farm Efficiency a.
wards given annually by the
Ford Motor Company.
Ford officials from Dear
born, Mich, VIII make formal
presentation of the award in
the near future. One part of
the award will be a $4,000
scholarship to be given in
Cores name to a college or
university.
The award was given Gore
because he produces twice as
much tobacco per acre as the
average North Carolina farm
er. The State agerage is ap-
proXimately 1000 per acre.
Cores record is 1923 pounds
per acre.
irrigation and good insect
control are the important
management steps in tobacco
production. Careful handling
of mature leaves, good sucker
control, supervision of the cur
ing process and good grading
processes also play a big part
in realizing top returns" Gore
said.
In addition to his tobacco
crop, Gore raises corn that
yields close to 80 bushels per
acre and oats that yield up IL
100 bushels per acre in good
Tabor City tribune., 1963-11-20
EASTERN FLUE-CURED

The Fcderal-Sstatc Market
News Service reports gross
sales for Eastern North Caro-
lima fluc-Curcd tobacco on
Tues d ay tOtaled 1907 $50
pounds which averaged S49.95
per hundred. This represented
a small gain from the average
of last Friday. Season sales
climbed to- 444,l3l,734 pounds
averaging S58.24.
Sterilization Corporation re-
ccipts for Tuesday amounted
TO 27.8 per cent and for the
season l4I per cent of gross
sales.
Tabor City tribune., 1963-11-20
Fuir Bluff News

end. Miss Linda MCarcS of Ra-
leigh and Miss Kay MoarcS Of
East Carolina College.
Visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Char
lie Waddell over the weekend
were MIR. and Mrs. 4. z. Jones
of WinSton-Salcm and Miss
Missouri Williamson of the
WannamakCr section.
Mrs. Frank Thompson of
Conway. 5. c. spent Saturday
with Mrs. Henry Coleman.
Mrs. Phil WinStead of Null
Inns. S. c., visited Howard
RCufrGw and MI. and Mrs. j.
{. Rogers Tuesday.
George Strickland. Sr., and
Mrs. Rhoda Small had as
guests Sunday. john Strick-
land, Miss Mary Strickland
and Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence
Strickland of Charleston. S. c