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Asbury Park Evening Press Reporter, Finds Jinx Trying for Interview, Lives Up to Her Name TBI IVEX1KQ KIWI) Poles Withdraw From Venice Film Fcslival VENICE, Italy IT' Poland yes- romanr? in Warsaw's communUt terday withdrew from the Venice society. They feci the week need! Film Festival heraiise the oui'r- an extra riiv fur romance. ASBURY PARK, N.J., SATURDAY, AUGUST 23, 195S here. Shj wondered if you might Much of the film was hot In Warsaw. The Pol ish state atudios 11 Ml 19V ators of the movie carnival re- fused to ban a picture to which jthe Warsaw government objected, The movie is "The Eighth Day of the Week," originally listed as a joint West German-Polish pro- duetion Last week Poland asked that the film be withdrawn, saying it did not give a proper picture of youth in present-day Poland.

The organizers rejected the request, saying the selections by the fes- tival's international jury were final. Poland replied that it did not a Polish film. Festival officials said they would consider it as strictly a West German entry. Poland also withdrew another film. "L'Eroira," which it planned T-h; tn shnw nurtnff thp festival.

festival opens tomorrow. Withdrawn at Cannes "The Eighth nay" also was ac- cepted for the Cannes Film Fes- II 1 It- JR. Nw J- I J5rsV II lit If s. i nip The 7(7 i 'vplcally fine German Saner-ute. The Cannes festival re- (SDecialty of the house).

A v.U tfo sy Ay I'M -JAT at Bf MARGARET MC MANX'S NEW YORK This it th day Of pononallwi journalism. People art ontUntly inning with you. la public print, their most intimate eeriti, their problems, their c-ompllshmenti. Presuming that this murt very popular reading, 1 ran think of no sensible, reason why I shouldn't har with you ont of my more. Interesting adventures about Manhattan.

This ii my private, personal account of the day I almost Interviewed Jin Falkenburg. Jinx Falkenburg. 39, is an extraordinarily pretty woman. For year she has been doing daily radio and television shows with her husband, Tex McCrary, on NBC. They have recently moved from r.HC to WOR here.

Misi Falkenburg Is also one of the panelist! on the rebirth of the game, show, "Masquerade Party" (8:30 m. Mondays, channel 2). Phoned by Publicist In the face of this current event, tn estimable public relations man named Earl Peed telephoned to ask me to do an interview with Miss Falkenburg, This, he assured me, would be a pleasant, easy task to arrange, to the convenience of all Involved. Since I am basking at this moment on the rocky shores of West-port, and Journey into Manhattan only one day a week, we 0 1L. JUi Shlpwhurf 9 rut SFRVI.VO FRESH SEA FOOD STEAKS AND CHOPS CHUCK ROBBINS a tht orrB a pln Yl CAit a 3-9601 Brie II.

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quires mat an entries ne spnn but the Venice festival has no such rule. "The Eighth Day," which has been banned in Poland, tells the story of Polish student lovers who can find no place for their Country Western Hillbilly ENTERTAINMENT Erery Saturday Night at AC'S HUT at tha LAKE. JACKSON MILLS FIFTH SEASON DANCING FRI. SAT. NITES to Joy Solustro Oreh.

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vopiam m-vu Came Mutiny. Piracy, of course, ha loosed bales of box office loot ever since Faiihanks burst out as Fairbanks Jr. Stockdale. the mountain boy whoj it jg a reminder, too, that many "The Black Pirate." Second-gener-does thines to the Air Force that; of the screen's most famous per- ation swashbuckling came later sonalities have sailed to evenlwhen Douglas greater fan favor with sea starred in "Rulers of the Sea" steel. One such salty epic, "Mutiny tne umers wno "Zna wh te and the narlv wrerk the entirp rfmini.

trative set-up. The Ivy Tower ends its season ton nal performance starring Scott in fcpring LaKe ight with the of "Six Days to Brady. the Bounty, captured an Academy served under the DiacK nag were 'Dwarfs Walt Disnev fantasv. is a ft-: Award as the best film of IMoJErrol Flynn in both "Captain feature rtf 4ha xhnw. and stream- ITALIAN -AMERICAN DISHES TOMATO PIES LA SAGNA RAVIOLI SPAGHETTI and MEAT BALLS while both Spencer Tracy Blood" and "The Sea Hawk," Vic-ijnw, vr.inn.

"Faut." "La Bo- i tain's Courageous," 1937) and theltor Mature in "Captain Caution, k.m. Delilah." heme," "Samson and Delilah Ben Stone will play the role of late Humphrey Bogart barracks sergeant, Sgt. King, lean Queen," 1951) took home faces the ruination of his 17-j den Oscars because of their ship- Serving the finest Imported lill 5rh AVENUE be able to wait around until to-clock when she'll be finished her recording." I rose right up ts the occasion. I said: "You're kidding, of course." That, in part, is what I said. I then recounted to this nice young man.

innocent of all guilt, that I had made a trip to New York to see Miss Falkenburg; that our date had been changed and verified no less than three times; that my deadline was immediate and that I could hardly wander the city streets, scanning faces in the crowd, looking for a substitute interview; and that two sets of pictures had already been made up on Miss Falkenburg. In three and a half years of writing this weekly television piece, this is the first time an interviewee had ever failed to show up at the last minute. Interview! have sometimei had to be cancelled out, but always with some notice, and with some logical ex planations. Makes New Proposal Mr. Farber soothed and calmed and proposed that linca Mils al kenburg had to arrive at the studio before the radio show went on at 2:13, why did I not want a half hour and if necessary, Jinx could chat with me during the early min- utes of the show and Mr.

McCrary couia open without her. I While 1 was debating how far to go with this game of hide and seek. Art Carney walked into the studio. He was tne aay guest on Tex and Jinx' radio show, in to talk about his role of Elwood P. Doud on the television production of "Harvey." By the time I'd had a few minutes conversation with Art, I had no decision to make.

It was 2:10. Tex Comet A Inn Tex McCrary walked Into the studio alone. He said to Art: "My dame'll be a few minutes late. We'll start without her, but she'll be along." It was 2:15. The red light went on and the radio show was on the air.

At 2:40, one defeated public relations man and one defeated television writer waved a quiet goodbye to one defeated radio producer and tiptoed out of the studio. Still no Jinx. If you want to know about Jinx Falkenburg, I'm terribly sorry. All I know ia what I read in the biography the publie relations man gave me. Real Name Isn'l Jinx Her name la Eugenia Falkenburg McCrary.

She was born in Barcelona. Spain. Her father was an electrical engineer. As a girl, she was very good at iwlmming and tennis. Later the family moved to California, where she had bit parts in the movies.

When she came to New York, she was a cover girl and a model and was chosen the first Miss Rheingold. She met McCrary when he was serving in the Air Corps and she was with the USO overseas. The two were married In 1945, live in Manhasset, Long Island, and have two sons, Paddy, 12, and Kevin. 10. That's all there It folka.

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By mutual agreement, we settled on a Thursday, and I suggested a tentative time in the midafternoon. A day later, the public relations man telephoned to ask if I could meet Miss Falkenburg at 11:15 a.m. I explained that I would be free from noontime on and, although I had already made a date to lunch with friends and would prefer to see Miss Falkenburg about 3, I could cancel my lunch data and come earlier, if necessary. Agree en Time The date was agreeably set for 3 p.m. at the WOR studios at 1440 Broadway.

Came another phone call. There was a little misunderstanding. Miss Falkenburg has to do a recording of a radio show immediately after the Thursday radio show goes off the air at 3 p.m., so would it be possible for me to come to the studio at 1:30 instead of Teeth clenched, lid firmly closed on temper, I repeated: 1:30 Thursday, WOR, 1440 Broadway, Studio 6. So, on Thursday, I walked Into WOR at the precise dot of 1:30. A very pleasant young man named Barry Farber, the producer of the Tex and Jinx radio shows, was putting down the telephone as I walked in.

"Mrs. McManus?" He made It a question. I felt it was wise to say yes. Delay Requested "Jinx secretary just phoned. She'i tied up and she won't be port.

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