February 1, 1956.
Woman comedy writer Dora Maugham was livid at not receiving credit.

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February 1, 1956.
Woman comedy writer Dora Maugham was livid at not receiving credit.

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Comedienne Fay DeWitt murders The Loving Couch playwright Ray Allen
“A sort of genteel Lenny Bruce.” Ms. DeWitt stabbed a man to death a few years later.
Comedienne Fay DeWitt
Comedians Faye DeWitt and Jimmie Komack at the Bon Soir

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I'll Take Sweden
I’ll Take Sweden
I’ll Take Sweden, starring Bob Hope, Tuesday Weld,  Frankie Avalon,  Dina Merrill Synopsis of I’ll Take Sweden  Bob Hope will do almost anything to keep his impressionable teenage daughter (Tuesday Weld) from marrying her lazy boyfriend (Frankie Avalon), even if it means moving to Sweden.  But then he has to worry about a handsome Swede … Review of I’ll Take Sweden In short, I’ll Take Sweden…
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In 1975, Pamela Des Barres (then Miller) starred in a cult comedy called The Carhops (also known as Kitty Can’t Help It) with Kitty Carl, Fay Dewitt, and Uschi Digard.
From an IMDb user:
"As the name would suggest this movie is pretty silly, but there are some genuinely funny moments. The story revolves around Kitty who, after moving away her overbearing mom, now wants to find a boyfriend—or at least a good-looking guy to hook up with. All her friends from the neighborhood seem eager to share their boyfriends with her, but nothing seems to work out. Mix in a sleazy old geezer, a car chase, and a hilarious trip to the movies to watch “Dr. Demento,” and, well, that’s more or less the framework of the story. Not exactly Oscar material but generally light-hearted fun. Of note is that Wes Craven was one of the film editors. Also co-stars famous “I’m With The Band” author/70’s supergroupie Pamela Des Barres (as “Pamela Miller”). The end credits are also hilarious, but alas, on the only old depot print I was able to find of it, some of them are cut short. The part I saw more or less apologizes for the quality of the movie and “thanks” the Screen Actors Guild “for making it so difficult” to do an independent film (LOL). It would make a good pick for a company like “Something Weird Video” to release as a DVD.”
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