20 December 1967 Factual 48 mins
The maiden cruise of the ocean liner Italia travels from Italy to California for the premiere of the motion picture "Valley of the Dolls."
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Patty Duke as Interviewee
Sharon Tate as Herself
Barbara Parkins as Interviewee
Susan Hayward as Herself
Bill Burrud as Host
Travilla as Himself
Jacqueline Susann as Herself
Paul Burke as Himself
Roman Polanski as Himself
Joey Bishop as Himself
Army Archerd as Host
Tony Scotti as Himself
Milas C. Hinshaw Producer
United States 20 December 1967
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