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4 iai I wen in Kose Uers you iCzarist Hillbilly 1 HOLLYWOOD Drr.iiri Ti'iniKirl this his yt ar H3 a movie euro- Today's TV Previews 'Japan's Changing Face, Pari" I Killen and Moore May Have the Makings of Gives Keen Insight on Lrisis V'" ''J poser by scoring "The Alamo." Tiomkin. born in St. Petersburg, still has an accent that sounds like his boat clocking next Tuesday. Yet he is probably the screen's foremost composer of purely Americana music. Winner of many Oscars, he composed scores for such strictly American movies as "High Noon." "The Young Land," "Giant" and "Duel in tho Sun." "At heart," says Dmitri, "I am a Czarist hillbilly." Drama Critic LONDON CP "What the world urgently requires," says John Hare, minister of agriculture, fisheries and food, "is a wrapping for candy which can be unfolded and discarded silently in a theater." His speech before a confectioners' convention added: "There is nothing more infuriating during the critical part of a play than to hear someone rustling in a box of chocolates.

I challenge manufacturers to produce a silent wrapping." Fire to Water JOHNSON CITY. Tenn. UP- When firemen couldn't get water to the fire, they took the fire to A Southern Railway boxcar loaded with cotton bales caught fire far from a hydrant It was unhitched from the train and, still burninz. rolled to a fire hydrant where the blaze was extinguished. By TV KEY'S STAFF IN NEW YORK, HOLLYWOOD WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP GOLF At last this elimination tournament enters its final 36 holes of match play with Mike Souchak taking on Cary Middle-coff from the Desert Inn course in Las Vegas.

A nip-and-tuck 13 is seen today, but nobody ends up in front. It looks bad for Cary but watch his 17th-hole comeback. 4:00 p.m. Channel 4. TWENTIETH CENTURY "Japan's Changing Face, Part (A repeat) This is being re-shown at this time because of the current crisis, much of which was actually forecast on this documentary.

Episode deals with changes since the war, mainly among young students. There are interviews with some intelligent youngsters who do not belong to the left-wing, movement, and their opinions shed some light on Japan's current crisis. 5:30 pjn. Channel 3. ED SULLIVAN-A good musical roundup tonight beaded by Benny Goodman and his Basin Street band with a medley of Benny's hits, Ann Miller in a production number "Gotta Hear that Beat," Jane Morgan sinking "You Make Me Feel So Young," and Delia Reese's "Everyday." Ed salutes Hawaii and has some authentic entertainers from the islands on hand.

Don Adams and Guy Marks provide the comedy. There's a five-minute taped visit to New York's brand new amusement park, "Freedomland," which is supposed to be the East's answer to Walt Disney's park. 7:00 p.m. Channel 5. LAWMAN "Fast Trip to Cheyenne." About par.

When a man who is about to hang in Cheyenne wins a reprieve, Dan suddenly finds all means of communication between Laramie and Cheyenne being blocked by somebody who wants the poor guy to have his neck stretched. He decides to head to Cheyenne himself and soon solves the mystery. 7:30 p.m. Channel 8. G.

E. THEATRE "The Tallest Marine." (Repeat) Red But a New Hit Euddy a son, break Hotel." sent it on to named Presley Heart-He liked, it and a younsr singer who was begin-interest. It be- ning to sir up came Ems' Iirst release on RCA Victor. And at Tree, Buddy says, "all hell broke loose. I didn't know what to do." Thesa days, things are still popping at Tree, but Buddy has a pretty good idea what to do.

He alao knows what he wants. "My prime objective is to be a No. 1 publisher," he says. "But I want to enjoy all the other facets of the business too. I like show business." Prediction Dept.

Brenda Lee's "I'm Sorry" will be the cation's top song by Aug. 1. Here-'n-ther Blonde Dee Don is singing sweetly at the Jungle club on weekends now Bill Anderson's pretty "The Tin of Mv Fingers" is petting a lot of play Also Billy Crammer's "Unknown Soldier Up at Hubert Long's Moss Rose Publishing Company, Vic MeAl-pin, Roy Orusky and Marie Wilson have been eongwriting like mad. Their new releases are Drus's "Anymore, George Mor-gan's 'Who Knows You the Best?" and George Hamilton "Before This Day Ends." ONLY AT WILL YOU FIND THE BEST APPLIANCE VALUES IN NASHVILLE Open Monday Till 9 P.M. Buddy Killen 'Twelfth rose was you" tons is quite good as an undersized lieutenant assigned to a marine line com- pany in Korea.

Show is well done and sustains interest, but the story seems to be an implied In-' suit to the marine corps. 8:00. m. Channel 5. MYSTERY SHOW "Dark Possession." Drama has more: bite than last week's entry.

Gore Vidal play formerly done on Studio One concerns a pretty New Hampshire widow (Diana' Lynn) who is receiving notes ac- I her of murdering hr husband. All evidence points her jealous sister. (Color) 8:00 p.m. Channel 4. JACK BENNY SHOW (A repeat).

Mary Livingstone goes to the annual reunion of May Co. employees and tells the girls about her early courtship days with Jack and why she turned him down. Flashbacks of Benny as a young lover, and Rochester's quips while serving Mary lunch make this a solid show. 9:00 p.m. Channel 3.

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It's called "The Twelfth Rose" and it was written by Buddy Killen and Marvin Moore. Buddy recited its words to me a couple of month ago and even without music it made a strong Impressin. I'm poinjj to print the words here and for beat effect I'd suggest you read them slowly and aloud. Anderson THE TWELFTH ROSE How long bas it been since the first time I told you Tbtt my love would aways be true; 7 hit's when I sent you eleven red roses And told you the twelfth rose wts you. still feel the tears that I felt when I lost you When you married somebody new; That day sent you eleven red roses And told you the twelfth rose was you.

Now here we are in the same church again It's covered with flowers the way it was then; Time hasn't changed you, you still look the same, But now you can't hear me when I speak your name. And yet I can feel as I kneel here beside you That somehow my love come through; You'll know that I sent eleven white roses will you And told you the twelfth rose was you. There's no use discussing a ong like that Either you like It or you don't I did, and suspect a goodly number of deejays and record buyers will agree. Writing good songs is nothing hew for Buddy Killen although as vice president of Tree Publishing his main job is getting other people's songs record-td. "The Twelfth Rose" Is a case fn point.

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J' HI) At S-Mfl ll BROAD IT wm -t -n up with what could be Archie's biggest hit. 'Forever' Biggest Hit Huaays biggest hit as a songwriter has been "Forever." which not long ago was high in the charts as sung by the Little Dippers. "Forever," Buddy admits, was a "beautiful accident" He originally wrote it as an instrumental and it was recorded as such by several groups. Then one night ho was recording with the Anita Kerr singers at Owen Bradley's studio. The session ended with 20 minutes to spare, so Buddy de cided to record "Forever" with eleven words he had written to go with it.

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The album will just be songs I like." Nor does he consider himself a songwriter. "I only write when the mood hits me. I concentrate on getting songs recorded for other people." Publishing Main Business For Buddy's main fascination is not singing, songwrit-ing or strumming, but the publishing business the hectic and highly competitive process of finding new material, sometimes rewriting it selling singers on songs and, finally, watching some of Tree's songs climb up the charts. Already this year about 20 of the firm's songs have made it into the charts, he says, and new possibilities come in every day. "Nothing ever happens the same way twice," ha says.

"You notice soma guy hanging around and you don't know who he is. Then you find out he's a writer with soma hit material or a real oooH singer. Then things begin to happen." Buddv came to Nashville from Florence, after he graduated from high school. His first job was as a side-man, playing bass with Jamup and Honey. "Then they disbanded," he recalls, "and I starved." But other jobs as a sideman followed, with.

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