Simpson's Leader-Times from Kittanning, Pennsylvania • Page 18

Janet Leigh Back in Shape After Arrival of Child By VEKNON SCOTT I'PI Hollywood Correspondent HOLLYWOOD (UPI Janet starring in her first movie since thf. birth of her baby eight rr.nnihs aso. is in better shape than she was before the st flapping around. The beauty obviously didn'i al- motherhood louse up her curves. Husband Tony Curtis, who by her dressing room for, kiss, observed, "she has best in town.

She gets r.virc- whistles now than when we were first dating." "Four years aeo my measure-- rr.er.ts were she said, I was top-heavy. It's not jus; bust, waist and hip meas- tire.merits that count. Before my two children were born I had a very narrow rib cape, which means I looked as if I were aU chest. Co-Stars With Husband "Now I taper down gradually to my waist. I look better both in and out my clothes.

proof that womanhood is here to The whole Mrs. Curtis package is wrapped in 110 pounds of curves, supported by a pair of BUY QUAL i SE ED shapeliest sterns Cinema, In buying see observi portant principles, remind Penn I "Thai's the secret. Most women are afraid they'll ruin their figures by having babies. Well, it's not what a girl does after the baby arrives. It's a matter of staying in condition while they're expecting.

"I was careful of my diet and! ate very little salt. After my daughter Jamie was bom I started "playing tennis, and within! three weeks I could wear all my clothes. Fortunately, I'm so active around the house I didn't have to take exercises. "Too many women decide they will be lazy during pregnancy. They just lie around and expect other people, including their hus- "Nowadays maturity is the most important element on the screen, and becoming a mother i makes the difference.

I don't' have to wt-ar low-cut dresses any- more to prove I'm sexy or to make people aware I'm a i woman," Tony reappeared to escort his wife to the set. "I heard your last remark," he I. "And baby, you're livin' SHARKS AT IT AGAIN--California's shark trouble crops up again In the form of a 900-pounder killed in 60 feet of water off Bodega bay, and in an attempted lunch off lifeguard Verne Fleet, 25, not far from where Robert Pamperin was killed by a shark Juna 14 in La Jolla cove. The size of the 900-pound maneater's jaws is illustrated by how roomy they are for that pooch. Fleet points to 15 teeth puncture wounds on his leg.

Swimmers are cautioned to use utmost care. Television in Review In buying seed observe two im- By WILLIAM EW.YLD United Press International 0 'iaeror in Then YORK (UPP Peck a sw SiU The Channel Swim: Jerry Lewis That Lady?" tor er Bad Girl buttoned up its, season "Anything Goes" by Williams. State extension agronomists. First, varieties tested and proven buy high-quality seed of those varieties. Trials and demonstra- in "Who Was That Lady?" for Columbia Pictures.

It's the cou pie's fifth picture together. "I gained only 10 pounds while' tions are conducted throughout I was pregnant," Janet chat: the State to find the varieties best ter-ed on. suited. then. Tuesday night's episode was pitched rather frankly at the middle years set to the extent that four fugitives from the Lawrence pany, a 'Banana Boat Song" Welk Show tne Lennon Sisters piece with the Baird Marionettes ere mustered into service.

and a fine swinging version of! will star in "The Jazz Singer" an Tuesday night after a skimpy run The NBC-TV Jack Paar Shew. adapta ti 0 of the 1927 Jolson three months. It went otu in wtth Peggy Cass ana Cliff Ar- WRP.TV Tuesdav a blaze of It's both iSoriosky. bewildering and sad THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY SHOP SATURDAY To 9 P.M. TABLE SALE FLATS WEDGIES Moss Bootery South Jefferson Kittanning that the CBS-TV situation comedy The BC TV Jimmie should have elected to take the Show, teen-agers when it opened last March 31, has shift- character radically Television WEDNESDAY KDKA-TV the Ide News Tracey, Sports, Weathet Edwards, News Mimonaire Got a secret course it did.

On the planning board, it held some promise: A lather who was not a bumble- head, a mother who. was neither a conniver nor anti-man, a couple of children of only medium loathsomeness. But the series quickly abandoned its ground rules. It wallowed in corncake, milling standardly limp essays of its. genre each week, frittering itself away on fribble.

Father became, i if not precisely a bumblehead, Talking ikind of cheerful collaborator in I idiocy, mother became semi-ag-i gressive, the children were Theater verted into caricatures, the crumbled in a thick dust of horn-: 11-15--Gateway studio Hies Pa3C Tuesday night's finale scraped; Edition hardpan for the series. It a bhift ihcater something or other to do with a ireehouse and bird watchers and building inspectors and dissolved! in a predictable puddle of gook 1 and good will. "It just goes to show you that; everything will turn out all right if you have said one of participants in part at the ciose. is Your Life Well, the principal trouble with Peck's Bad Girl is that it lacked faith. everything turned: 11-15--Aiiegneny out rather badly.

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Four one-block strips have been converted from drab asphalt and concrete into bursts of Flowers, shrubs and trees by the hundreds were brought into the 1 and "planted" to make the malls a shopper's haven from the usual hustle and tau.de of city A children's play area and a penguin pool--with five penguins from the Toledo Zoo adds to the color and convenience of the city's attempt to keep business i downtown. i The conversion began Friday night and continued during the i weekend. By Monday everything j-was completed and awaited only dedication ceremonis. See PEOPLE'S First Radio Service 117 S. Jefferson St.

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I may be reached at my home, LI 3-0571 or at any one of the two stores which I service for now--Mervis Furniture or Firestone Stores. Thank you Adolph "Dee" Zydonik A I KITTANNING, PA. WEDNESDAY, AUG. 5, 1959 Rockefeller Said Ready To Campaign NEW YORK (UPDNeiwsweek magazine said Tuesday that New York's Republican state chairman L. Judson Morhouse told a group of congressmen last week that Gov.

Nelson A. Rockefeller will begin to campaign for the Republican presidential nomination before the end of the year. The magazine said Morhouse told the group Rockefeller's name will be entered in the New Hampshire primary next March 8 and that a well-financed and organized campaign will be conducted in the state. He was quoted as saying he didn't know if Rockefeller would participate personal- I ly in that campaign. In Albany, Morhouse denied he had told anyone the governor will seek the nomination.

"I have not told anyone in Washington, or anywhere else, that Governor Rockefeller will be a candidate fpr president," said Morhouse. "I have said that I believe the only circumstances under which he would become a candidate were that if a substantial seg-' ment of the public urges him to seek the nomination," he added. Newsweek said the Morhouse statement was made to a dozen eastern and northeastern congress men at a meeting at the home of New Hampshire's Rep. Perkins' Bass last week. It said Riic-sts were pledged not to discuss the meeting with newsmen or even admit it had taken place.

WANT ADS FOR RESULTS COACH 'N FOUR 3 miles Route 422 MOTEL Free T.V.--Room Phoncj KITTANNING, PA. Dial LI 5-1011 movie, in the NBC-TV Tuesday quette on board turned out one Pord series of specials better efforts Tuesday night. BeUamy a good Hbe to Rodgers star in nomas Jefferson," the biographical drama special set for NBC-TV Oct. 18. Some of the shows on the planning board for NBC-TV's Project 20 series this coming season include "Mark Twain's America," "The Ragtime Era," "Life In; The '30's" and "The Carefree Years" the last will study the years from 1945 to 1950.

The Emmy Awards show is ticketed in for May 12 on NBC-TV. Dramatist Paddy who is scheduled to do a CBS-! TV Playhouse 90, is en route to Russia he's expected to return! in early September. Sindlingerj and a research outfit, re-i ports that radio listening stir- passed TV viewing in the United; States for three weeks in July. I CBS radio will launch a half hour daily panel show, Funny; Side Up, on Aug. 24 with Robert i Q.

Lewis as moderator and Her; mione Gingold, Parker Fennelly: and Kenny Delmar as plank-sit-; ters the show will be sliced to 20 minutes starting Sept. 28 when a new 10-minute daily. Garry Moore radio show will take over part of its time. i Dennis James will star in "Who' Was That Lady I Saw You i in Ephreta, from Aug. 17 to 123.

CBS-TV's G.E. Theater will i kick off its season Sept. 20 with I "Miracle At The Opera," starring Ed Wynn. Sam. Levenson, whose morning show was recently cancelled by CBS-TV, has been invited to appear on the CBS-TV Ed: Sullivan Show.

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