No writer listed
Los Angeles Evening Citizen News
August 24, 1965
If the Beatles are trying to hide
from their teenage faithful at 2850 Benedict Canyon Drive, they're only
partially successful. The young fans yesterday swarmed to the supposedly secret
hideaway following the arrival of the singers at International Airport at about 3am Monday.
Security officers guarded the
state, but police were harried by calls from neighbors complaining of traffic,
crowds, and noise. It was to make a casual observation that the same old
situation was as in yore.
A year ago, The Beatles disturbed the calm of
the Southland when they arrived to make a series of public appearances. Now
they've returned to perform on Sunday and Monday at the Hollywood Bowl. Both
shows, incidentally, have long been sold out.
Ever faithful, the teenagers scurried around
yesterday until one or two other enterprising teens came up with the Benedict
Canyon address. From then on, there was no peace. They milled around the gate
to the estate in a futile attempt to catch glimpses of their idols.
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