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lO-C Frirlay, June 18, '65 DETROIT FREE PRESS Summer Hours EIMEIT33 Ml Cranbrook Institute of Science will begin summer hours of 10 a.m. -5 p.m. Monday through Friday on Monday, Demonstrations will be givea in McMath planetarium Tuesday and Thursday at 3 p.m., Wednesday at 3 and 4 p.m. and Saturday and Sunday at 2:30 and 3:30 p.m. FREEMAN'S COLUMN From Hollywood to Paris, Ursula's Disquieting Call Now Theatres, 4 Friday's Band Concerts On Belle Isle The entire cornet and trumpet sections of the Detroit Concert Band will blare forth in Leroy Anderson's "Bugler's Holiday" at the band's regular concert at 8:15 p.m.

Friday at the Remick Music Shell on Belle Isle. Conductor Leonard B. Smith has selected a program ranging from the marches of Souza to operetta waltzes from Johann Strauss. 3B I EXCLUSIVE SHOWING! WINNER ACADEMY. OF AWARDS ANTHONY QUINN Every incredible scene is real! NEVER BEFORE SEEN ON THE SCREEN! LI LA KfOROVA IRENE PARAS Rogers gave them more trouble than Carol and that was plenty.

Nancy Sinatra says she won't file for a divorce until Tommy Sanrls agrees to the property settlement outlined by their respective lawyers and Tommy seems in no hurry. Nancy, who blames Tommy's mother for many of their problems, says she tried again and again to make a go of the marriage and to help Tommy combat his insecurities. "I'm not the answer to Tommy's troubles," she said, "but, I don't know anyone else who is either." Eddie Fisher's current interest, starlet Linda Foster, has been seeing producer Arthur Loew Jr. while Eddie works in Las Vegas. That would indicate that Loew's fling with Portland Mason, the precocious teenage daughter of James and Pamela Mason, is a thing in his romantic past.

Barbara Luna cooled tilings with Judy Garland's road manager, Karl Brent. She's found a new love, but wants to know what he plans to do about his wife before committing herself to his date book. Nina Foch and ex-husband Dennis Brite are seeing the same psychiatrist. i i a might be unhappy after she reads that here, but Dennis already knows and he doesn't care. Dick Ridgely, who was star drummer for many years with Paul Whileman, is busy drumming up trade for his Southampton Steak House in Southampton, N.Y.

and would love to see his old buddies there. Joan Rivers broke it up at the posh Americana in San Juan, P.R. and as a result, the kooky clown will probably be booked into the New York Americana later this year. Sal Minen, who made a bundle in movies and the legit theatre, is in deep financial trouble. He says it's because he's taken care of his parents and his brother for so many years.

,4 MICHAEL CACOYANNIS A Walter Reade-Sterling presentation plus 7A PRODUCTION 70RBA THE GREEK' NOW SHOWING ACTION SPILLS! 11 RACING FEVER COLOR iwmrrivr Tf" BY ALEX FREEMAN Special to the Free Press John Derek and actor John Kiehardson have become the best of buddies and Richardson cemented the friendship by admitting that he had been quietly seeing Derek's wife, I'rsula Andress, for several months. Derek confronted Urusla with the story over the long distance phone from Hollywood to Paris, where she is filming a movie. She refused to admit or deny the truth of the matter, but pleaded with him not to do anything in a legal fashion until they had a chance to sit down and talk. The "marriage plans" that Robert Mitchum's son, Jim, had with Eileen O'Neal, of TV's "Burke's Law," are dead. Eileen is playing the field and Jimmy is playing "I don't care" When Frank Sinatra returned to Hollywood after his recent New York visit, he left two girls with the understanding that he would see them the minute he returned.

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