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Independent from Long Beach, California • 17

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Independenti
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Long Beach, California
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17
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CARLO-Monacd MV-Soptano MarlaCallas arrived here In the -wee; amall Sunday morning and to-herpfirateapart-f in thb Hermitage Palace 4Li- r. lngdoesnt Intend tofrade Blanche Utefanij mezzo-sober, scting career -for an pnuip of thevMetropolitan artists life. V-v', OpenC called. day for has md.bpetimes better-octrosa Depattment-tine -Artist sald You lopk at things the' cabinet level As a public iresenta the following schedule of starting times of fea-fu'Y' turei pt Long. Beach afean 'Ylmes are furnished by the theater managers.

Tor. addi-lnfprmaticm, amsult advertisements on this pngeNy call the theater jctm hourr: went ment The season nlarge ping HOtCYWQOD Qmfr-Air; tress Vahussa- Brown has jr ccnjD nnf proinWng ft I ji L-' paintings htngfto ci top film colony lutcarfNUCEttBEsUOORElEAl sand: hotel is closed at this but lt bekmgs to the Sea-Bathing Ca, pwned to extent by. Creek ship magnate, Aristotle. Ofcas 'differently when you paint, MiteVpiebom also' 'and my whole attitude to the -'government to -spend wards acting. has.

more. money on tending art v. iJtsndmnulrMdresslngthe Thf list of movie-crowd -names'fcho own VaneMs jf oils incluoe SpyrbTSKburas, cerned. Mi si anas husband, ital ian 'lnduttrialist Giovaii Battista Meneghini, filed suit separation' -last month -after Miss alias foul been on ji yachrcruise7withX)nassisr" Onassis also Is in Monaco usually stays aboard his cht, hamed the. Christina affer his wife.

lle-W- aivoU ART "MwThiK" ML PALACE' IM KV WORKING AS AN -artist, National. Federation of Bual-ryfrvlearned that everything ness and. Professional Wom- doetnt'have to be explained ena Clubs; singer heartily 1 In words. Jlatia tremendous endorsed. S.

-Russian cul; asset for -an tural exchanges, V. Chatting over cocktails; in the baT- of a swank Beverly SHE SAID the "exchanges 1 Hills hotel, Vanessa looked have, made it impossible' for 'the'part of an artist, wearing the Soviets to stats' that our red leather, coat materialistic and capitalistic and' a 'white fur, Cossack- way of life has brought about style hat. a nation of uncultured, bar- STEVEN MARS Jera mo THEiYOUNG cap.tVes Awaid VANESSA BROWN Under -Contract UMNA FATTEN SSlPtUlOREII'lUlfiDIMila 20tbfentuiy-Fox boss, acto KichgrifWidmark and TV executive William Dozier. Ofgir prominent pei ties acquired VSsnfsfcas are; AdlaStevenson, author WlllUnlSaroyan, Edvard kMurrow and Mrs. -Gegrgtf'Jpan Nathan.

i Austrian-born Vanessa; who signs painting by her real name, Smylla, is under contract BeVeriy Hills THE STUDIO owner has already given me. one show and thfee more 'are planned for New York, Dallas and Beverly Hills, she said. Vanessa hasnt made a movie hi seven years, prefer-ring. to concentrate; on stage plays. Shes also- had some, time to develop the artjstic talent she's been working, on since Dr.

of the Summing up the effect -art barians. had on her acting career, It is the greatest source Vanessa said it gave her a of for me to find new confidence. a growing awareness of the The fact thgt professionals lob which we as artists are have, accepted my paintings, gifted to accom which. I do for fun, is very plish the job of building heTe IMPCRIAL TkN KM wwnaa "Vmms "nNiPMpk si. BIUMNT, TOWN! TM SIM VHmmS AVuuilTic ovw ewui Mt nw urn rmint." 1:11 PrHPi 1AKIWOOO DRIVR-iN KMri Mwa Vi Cwhve BERKELEY William G.

Dad University of Callfi has teen selected to the ninth annual awa: the. aiiforaia section, of American Chemical Society. ive of NOW! oriNS NOON Adults tsa until a. "'XNR COLOR. a JNRi COLOR important for me," she con- respect and prestige, for the It givfcs me an as-high level, of culture -which MI-WAY- ORIVi- childhood.

And, as is the case with many painters, heir venture Into the professional art world came by chance. I took three of ffl paintings' info an art gallery to be framed," shevexpUiined. And, when the owner saW them asked me to put ra a show. I would never have thought -of -(t are people who work or years; and -never have: their own show. Vanessa-who.

Jias been paid $700 for a single paint- surance that what is Inside we can prove- has been de-of me Is veloped in the United States." CLINT, WALKER SOWAID IYINES HIT1 ASK AtlYGIRL 4 1 tJONN DUIIIU ANBRA MARTIN CIRCLR DfclYI-M "TIN- 1M VST RW Shr." cm. LOWS RRACM PRIVC-IN Fim -THm," MpMaM." I-SS. LOS ALTMOklVR-IN Wm DmWV IMl mHmim Rw. Hm," -OPCN MR mi PARKINS SHOWN Rill AND MR artures 0 0 ACTWI yiSSILR fORT rlR OMfihf XhepM fTItrV AwwWw Mmi Jp) Uf-Paal thBaf. t.

Mofkivllla .1... kW- Jun Ajgjnwr Cattleman Wins nfESTCOAST H4MJ2h2 AMu Spruca AiaaclatM (Tkrf dttis Top State Honor iffuiM.dpall (Nor-TTr) Ml Ca. tOct. i Vantura OPCN NOON BASOAIN PARKINS -1 A Ball Fahs THE: DEVIL'S DISCIPLES Buff, lontaslc? Brawnjtkr). SAN FRANCISCO (UPI-Charles F.

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Oct.V HOUSEOFIBAMBOOMROBEROYAHlCinetmScopl. PLUS a HOLLYWOOD UPD A galaxy of top Hollywodd stars, some carrying box lunches, went practically unnoticed Sunday among -the crowd of 92, 294 Jani' attending the World Series. DavidHisixn was one of the first to kfrivie in the Coliseum I with a party of friends, including singer Tony Martin. Niven also had a bag of ham and cheese sandwiches. Sitting nearby was Kirk Douglas wearing a large straw hat and carrying a pair of box lunches.

NOW AT THE UNITED ARTISTS Octoa A Long Beach Bhrd. HE 7-1267 MARLON BRANDO 'TEAHOUSE OF THE -UO FOR THE FIRST TIME11 iuffaia (Nar), Hull Frad Olian Lina San Fran. oa Bay, US Caoi Bay- At Falrca Lbr. 7, Coos Ray ilna (Tkrl, Eitara Bay Can. Fat.

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Fur El L4n Oct. 7, San Fran, jO PLUS "YOUNG PHILADELPHIANS': WAIT DISNIY-S OOILL ART: DSHNTSSSE fcTHEFIVE THE LITTLI PEOPLf XONYINUOUi rnMHni mipni wHn nwi. AflMf, PtH. Off Honolulu tai Luciano (Maa-TkO, Ml, t. Ratalla N.

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Van de Kamps famous high quality-ingredientst An Bing Crosby, Phil Harris and Edward G. Robinson approached their seats, hardly a fan recognized them, being more intent on watching batting practice. a a a 4 WANT A good tight game," Crosby saidL And, I hope the left-field fence doesnt figure ini the result. Harris agreed with the 'crooner, saying, I gotta with-BingJ! i Mexican-born actor Gilbert Roland turned down a chance to witneqi of his. native lands favorite in favor of attending the game, "I passed up the bullfights to come out here," the cigarsmoking actor regular Dodger fan, Glenn Ford, sat beside the first base line.

'Tve been fqllowing the club all year," he, said. And, rfhmrtheytt wtrrthexeries. George Gobelj, was one of the. probdiest men.ln the'ball-paric as he introduced his Gregg. BOY IS shortstop in fhe- Littl Uagu and he this season, told all Within earshot' Hardin, star1 of'the Bronco1TV series." watched the game, with his An-dra Martini, who is expecting a.baby, Shes liable to have jt any inning," Hardin quipped.

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