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and Leontine May. His older brother is the Rev. William F. May, chairman of the Department of Religion and Philosophy at Smith College. Harry his young brother, is a New York stage actor, and Nancy Lee, the youngest, is a student at Muskiu- gum College, New Concord, Ohio.

When Donald was eight, his family moved to Houston, he attended grade school. He was graduated from Shaker Heights High School in Cleveland, Ohio, in 194-1, and the family later moved to Oklahoma Cily, where Donald entered Oklahoma University. He- received his B.A. degree in 1949. Following graduation, Donald went to New York to seek an acting career.

His only professional experience up to this time had been a summer vacation stock session in Surrey, Maine, in IMS. In late 19-19 he landed his first substantial acting job in Albany, N. in the play, "Yellow Jacket." Following "Yellow Jacket," he made several films for the Signal Corps, then moved to Brattleboro, for more stock. His first leading lady, Ellen Cameron, became Mrs. Donald May in June, 1951.

He met her at Yale graduate school. In late 1951, Donald was taken into the U. S. Navy. Ho attended Officer's Training School, commissioned an ensign, nnd served as gunnery officer on a destroyer in tho Korean theatre.

He received his honorable discharge in 1955, nnd retains his Deserve commission. Returning to New York, he resumed' his career with several stock engagements and appearances in live TV. In mid-1959, he decided On a Hollywood try and won his present Warner Bros, contract after making a "Sugar- foot" segment. May is a prodigious reader of biography and fiction, and admits an aversion to rock 'n' roll music. He and Ellen have two children, Christopher, born March 27, 1954, and Douglas, born July 30, 1957.

Vital Statistics BIRTHPLACE: Chicago. HEIGHT: 6 feet, 2 inches. HAIR: Red-blond. BIRTHDATE: Feb. 22, 1929.

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The final choice wasn't made even after 974 young aspirants for the rola were interviewed. It wasn't until nftor screen tests were made of six of the hojxjfuls that executive producer Roiwrt Maxwell and producer Rudy Abel made their choice. Thus, Lori Mnrtin became tho om; girl in almost a thousand to bo chosen for the part. Strangely enough, although the four-month international talent search stretched from Vancouver to London, Lori wns found almost in Hollywood's own backyard. Lori, the fair complexioned dark hnircd blue eyed bcnuty lives in Burbank, Cnlif.

She is the daughter of Russelt and Dora Mae Kenzer; her father is an art director at Wnr- ner Brothers Studio, Maxwell, who created and produced "Lassie" for television, snid that the rok: of "Velvet" was the most difficult he ever cast. "We needed not only a competent child actress who was pretty and had a 'velvety' look," he ex- TUESDAY 6:00 (4B) Ivanhoe (4P) Six O'clock Adventura (6) Sports and Weather (12-27) Quick Draw McGraw (33) Little Rascals (35) Six O'clock Report 6:15 (6) News (35) Pioneers 6:25 (21) Weather 6:27 (4B) Weather 6:30 (12) News (4B) Headline News and Sports (6) Wells Fargo (27) News and Sports (35) Erie Edition (2) Quick Draw McGraw (21) Almanac 6:45 (4B-27-35) Douglas Edwards, News (21) Huntley-Brinkley Report (33) John Daly, News 7:00 01B) Burns and Allen (G) Guestward Ho! (12) Ozzie and Harriet (21) Polka Parade See Gawy's own hour filled with comedy, music and delightful surprises Channels Tuesday 10:00 p. m. plained, "but one who also was Lori has a fraternal twin sis- an expert horsewoman. Lori filled ter, Dorecn, an older sister, Jean, the bill." (Continued on Back Page) Sylvania Electric Products, Inc.

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Mary's" Bing Crosby, Ingrid Bergman. 5:00 (2) "Badlands" Noah Beery Robert Barrat. 6:10 (6) "Her Bodyguard" Edmund Lowe, Wynne Gibson 11:00 (33) "Notorious Gentleman" Rex Harrison. 11:05 (12) 'The Men" Marlon Brando, Teresa Wright 11:15 (2) "The Letter" Bette Davis, Herbert Marshall (4P) "Secret'Beyond the Door" Joan Bennett, Michael Redgrave (27) "Pride and Prejudice" Greer Garson, Lawrence Olivier. 11:20 (21) "Clock and Dagger" Gary Cooper, Lilli Palmer.

(4B) "A Message to Garcia" Wallace Beery, Barbara Stan- wyck. 11:40 (6) "California" Ray Milland, Barbara Stanwyck 12:00 (35) "Velvet Touch" Rosaland Russell 12:50 (4P) "Atlantic Convoy" Virginia Fields, Bruce Bennett 1:30 (2) "Phantom Raid" Walter Pidgeon. SUNDAY, OCTOBER 23 1:00 (4P) "The Big Store" Marx Bros. 1:30 (2) "Tarzen Finds a Son" Johnny Weismuller, Maureen O'Sullivan "It All Came True" Humphrey Bogart, Ann Sheridan (27) 'The Strange Intruder" Edmund Purdon, Ida Lupino "Trail ot the Mounties" Russell Hayden, Jennifer Holt "Escape in the Sun" John Benlley 5:30 Women" Elizabeth Taylor, June Allyson 11:15 (4P) "Mother Tights" Betty Grable, Dan Dailey (G) 'Our Hearts Were Young WWVWWWWWV' and Gay" Gail Russell, Diana Lynn (21) "Streets of Loredo" William Holden, William Bendix (27) "Without Love" Spencer Tracy, Katharine Hepburn 11:20 (2) "Johnny Angel" George Raft, Claire Trevor "The Big Steal" Robert Mitchum, Jane Greer 11:30 (4B) "Sentimental Journey" John Payne, Maureen O'Hara (35) "Moonlight Sonata Paderewski" MONDAY, OCTOBER 24 5:00 (2) "Sealed Cargo" Dana Andrews, Claude Raines. 11:05 (33) "The Promoter" Alec Guiness 11:15 (2) 'After The Ball" Lawrence Harvey, Pat Kirkwood "Wintertime" a Henie, Cornel Wilde (4P) "Macbeth" Orson Welles (6) "Reaching for the Sun" Joel McCrea, Ellen Drew 11:20 (35) "Bulldog Drummond's Peril" John Howard 11:25 (27) "Thoroughbreds Don't Cry" Judy Garland, Mickey Rooney 11:30 (4B) 'News is Made At Night" Preston Foster, Lynn Bari TUESDAY, OCTOBER 25 5:00 (2) "The Lash" Marion Nixon, Richard Bathernless 11:05 (33) "Stairway To Heaven" Kim Hunter 11:15 (2) "Opened By Mistake" Robert Pagie, Janice Logan "A Damsell in distress" Fred Astaire, Joan Fontaine (4P) "Gold of Naples" Sophia Loren, Victoria DeSica (6) "Rhythm on the River" 1 Bing Crosby, Mary Martin 11:20 (35) "Doublecross" Donald Houston 11:25 (27) "Old Hutch" Wallace Beery, Eric Linden 11:30 (4B) "Born Reckless" Rochelle Hudson, Brian Donlevy WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 26 5:00 (2) "The Wyoming Kid" Dennis Morgan, Jane Wy- man 11:15 (2) "The Virginian" Joe! McCrea, Brian Donlevy (4P) "Little Big Horn" John Ireland, Lloyd Bridges.

11:20 (6) "Those Were the Days" William Holden, Bonita Granville (35) "Bonnie Scotland" Laurel Hardy 11:25 (27) "Son of Dracula" Lon Chaney, Louise Albritton 11:30 (4B) "Inspector Maigret" Jean Gabin 1:00 (2) "Wishing Well Sun" Donald Houston, Brenda De Branzia THURSDAV, OCTOBER 27 5:00 (2) "Green Dolphin St." Lana Turner, Van Heflin 11:05 (33) "Madonna of The Seven Moons" Phyllis Calvert 11:15 (2) "lady Body Guard" Eddie Albert, Ann Shirley (4P) "Lidy Takes A Sailor" Jane Wyman, Dennis Morgan (6) Agent" Ilona Massey, Hall 11:20 (35) "Call of the Blood" Lea Padovani 11:25 (27) "Son of the Thin Man" William Powell, Myrna Loy 11:30 (4B) "Mary Stuart" Eva Le Gallienne, Signe Hasso 12:50 (4?) 'Flip Jenny" 1:00 (2) "Balalaika" Nelson Eddy FRIDAY, OCTOBER 28 5:00 (2 'Green Dolphin St." Conclusion 11:05 (33) "Rocking Horse Winner" Ronald Squire "Moontide" Ida Lupino, Claude Raines (4P) "Johnny Eager" Lana Turner, Robert Taylor (6) "The Waltz of the Toreadors" Hugh Griffith, Mildred Natwick 11:20 (35) "Penny Paradise" Edmund Gwenn 11:25 (27) "The Earl of Chicago" Robert Montgomery, Edward Arnold 11:30 (4B) 'Gallant Bess" Marshall 1 Thompson, George Tobias 12:50 (4P) "Here Comes Trouble" Paul Kelly, Arline Judge 1:15 (2) "Susie" Jean Harlow, Gary G-ant Yingling Dairy HOME OWNED AND OPERATED FOR 25 YEARS 213 S. Perry Phone S-1571 BRYAN HARDWARE INC. The Best in Brand Name Merchandise "WE HAVE IT-CAN GET IT IT ISN'T MADE" WEDNESDAY 6:00 (4B) Sheriff of Cochise (4P) Six O'Clock Adventure (6) Sports Weather (12) Life ot Riley (27) Woody Woodpecker (33) Little Rascals (35) Six O'Clock Report 6:15 (6) News (35) Sgt. Preston 6:25 (21) Almanac Weather 6:27 (4B) Early Weather 6:30 (2) Woody Woodpecker (4B) Headline News (G) Science Fiction Theatre (21) Almanac (27) News and Sports (35) Erie Edition 6:45 (2-4B-27-35) Douglas Edwards News (21) Huntley Brinkley Report (33) John Daly, News 7:00 (2) News, Sports, Weather (4B) The Tracers (6) My Sister Eileen (12) Home Run Derby (21) Lockup (27) Sgt. Preston (33) Decoy (35) Dennis The Menace 7:15 (2) Douglas Edwards, News (4P) News and Weather 7:30 (2-4B-27-35) The Aquanauts (4P-33) Hong Kong (6-12-21) Wagon Train 8:30 (4P-33) Ozzie and Hariet (6-12-21) The Price is Right (color) (2-4B-27-35) Wanted Dead or Alive 9:00 (2-4B-27-35) My Sister Eileen (4P-33) Hawaiian Eye (6-12-21) Perry Como 9:30 (2-4B-27-35) I've Got A Secret 10:00 (2-4B-27) Tomorrow (4P-33) Naked City (6-12-21) Peter Loves Mary 10:30 (6) This is Your Life (12) Lockup 11:00 11:05 11:15 11:20 11:25 11:30 12:45 12:50 12:55 1:00 2:10 PROGRAM (2!) Sea Hunt (-24B-4P-6-12-21-27) News, Sports and Weather (35) Tn-State Final (33) Wrestling (2) MOVIE (4P) MOVIE (6) Political (12) Night Desk (6) MOVIE (35) MOVIE (21) Jack Paar Show (Color) (27) MOVIE (4B) MOVIE (12) Jack i-aar Show (Color) (4P) Almanac (6) News and Sports Headlines (27) Sheriff of Cochise (4P) News (2) Final Edition (2) MOVIE (2) Sermonette A TV Director Who Puts Actors On the Spot "I have to put actors on the spot.

It's the only way to find out if they can handle the This frank admission comes from Lee, casting director on CBS-TV's "The Witness." Unlike other programs which hew to a script, ''The Witness" is an hour long, ad-libbed production which accounts for Miss Lee's unorthodox casting method. "I contact five or six actors whom I think would suit the role and each gets a copy of a dossier on the life of the man 'they will portray. They have several days to absorb the material before coming back for the audition. Actually, it's a griU''ng sessioflf I take the dossiers away from them and one by one they get the third degree." Facing the production staff in a simulated witness chair, the actor gets a rapid barrage of questions fired at him concerning the life of the famous figure he is playing. As one actor put it, "At that point, you fee! like you're under a microscope." "We want the actor to become the person he's playing," explains Lee.

"He has to have the mental resiliency to answer and react as the real man would have. Momory is important because, in absorbing the dossier he has to remember intimate details about the man in order to make his characterization believable. Acting talent and the ability to think on his feet are prime requisites." She does not seek look-alikes, pointing out that-if the actor has the imagination to assume another man's personality completely, he'll bring such realism to the role that he will become, in the viewers' eyes, the public figure as they have always Imagined him. "As I say," concludes Faye, "It's putting the actor on the spot but it's certainly been a productive method because we've found a Lucky Luciano, an Arnold Roth- stejn, a Huey Long and a Mayor James Walker. Right now I'm going to look over a few 'Bugsy' Siegels.".