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VOICE OF BROADWAY 30 titURr UK EVENING fRESS. W.d, tot il, 1W ALL FOR PUBLICITY ENTERTAINMENT NEWS Boardwalk Concerts Set By Jack O'Brian nude bath witfc Vanessa Red- ORDER TO economize on staino of Neptune opens at host of the Friday night Folk grave scrubbing his royal back; i jt funds the Asbury Park the Americana in Cleveland July Concert over WJLK the Rain "The Bobo," ifi Peter Sel- knd will 0L sum- 1 for a week's run. Miss Hoi- dio Voice of the Asbury Park Her Legs Aren't Or So La Grable Special Insists lers tubbing with wife Britt1 this year on land, a coloratura soprano, re- Press, will puumg in an ap- Ecklund nibbing. and Sunday nighU, as returned from Stockholm pearance at the hootenanny be- Girl friend Jane Asher got opposed to Thursday through land Gothenburg, Sweden, after sponsored by the Midd.e-Beatle Paul McCartney to shave nizhts in orevious years. completene a two-month en-, town Recreation Commission at eaeement at the Lorensbrug 8:30 p.m.

I off that silly drooping mous- tache Dick Van Dyke's movie, "Divorce American! Myie, carries me come-on, june J9 witn special concerts "See it wkh someone you scheduled for July 4 (a Tues-and we hope so; that's a sim- y) and 4 (a Monday pie admonition we used many an(j Labor rjay) months ago to urge couples to At tne hem "throughout will go see the absolutely roman- the Bryan brothers con-tically marvelous movie "A Man iductor Frank and assjstant and a Woman." conductor William. Features Maine's Sen. Margaret Chase planned for the summer Include Smith is an honorary dropout trumpet and trombone trios, a never went to college; but sheGerman band, and a special recently picKea up ner win non- orary degree Most inter ested spectator at Mickey Roo- ney newest altar-aimed romance is comedian Green, who'll save $25,000 ajat Middletown Township High Conditioned Coinjort Walton Reade THEATRES i town i 1 MIDDLETOWN STARTS 1 TODAY I Supper Club, and a concert at the Swedish Opera House 10 which she will be returning in September to star in its produc- tion of "Lucia. HOOT GUEST: Jim Murphy, JUIT 8:00 i 10:30 PAUL REVERE RAIDERS CONVENTION HALL ASBURY PARK sharon tate Air Z7 il rwavFaip i ASBURY PARK SI PDIVlMlJIMity II EAF way euros i 2 tit 2 I Vi 1 TOM AND DEE Dee Auchitv closs' party for George Hamilton this week should have Lynda Bird on tap if John Betar of the Justice Dep't hasn't nudged George Bird aside Politics is chic: Ellen Lehman McClus-key's 17-year-old son Orrin will summer in Hubert Humphrey's Washington wind-factory Twiggy is French fashion mag "Elle" didn't have a cover-idea a few weeks ago and shrugged in one more Brigitte Bardot cover: sold it out, biggest in months One 20-min-ute chunk of "Half a Sixpence" cost more than the whole Broadway production The Martin (hilarious star of "You Know I Can't Hear You When the Water's Balsams expect their Yankee Doodle Diaper Dandy about July 4 Ditto Leon (William Morris agent) Memolis'and Sid Ganis of 7 Arts Films. Lindy-luncheon snickers were aimed at a couple of comedians suddenly inspired to entertain in the Middle East who ducked the whole ugly WWII imess Mark Lane's book "Rush to Judgment" film version has a Z-budget: $72,000, lots of it from Britishers malcontent such as angry playwright John Osborrne and director Tony Richardson.

WITHIN THREE New York blocks in the East 70s, Bing cherries were huckstered variously for $1.29, 98 cents and 49 cents, the latter in a supposedly "expensive" store; the others, super-marks Tennis balls price-range from $2.25 to $1.50 for the same name cans And "Nancy Drew" books, darlings of the little-girl set, peddle for $1.50 at Doubleday's, $1.25 at Brentano's just a browse away Ray Whittaker quit the Billy Rose organization (musta heard Billy died or sump'n) Billy still hasn't been buried just discarded Copa chorines needn't buy one meal: restaurants nearby solicit their freebee presence to beautify the jernts. July Photoplay has an article "What Do Men Talk About When There Are No Women Around," a taped-chat between John Wayne Bob Mitchum; and it's printable? The gov't'll crack down on paper dresses; inflammable Hey "flammable" means the same thing: like "ravel" and "unravel" The great Desylva- Brown Henderson standard "Birth of the Blues" now is a shaving commercial; Ray Henderson must've wanted another trip to Europe "Hallelujah Baby" star Leslie Uggams got josuea ott iNewsweek cover by Moshe Dayan (of the Green Yarmulkahs) but she sang her 5 BOILED BEEF (FLANKEN) WITH BOILED POTATO BEET HORSERADISH GROSSMAN'S RESTAURANT On. lit Mala, I P. m-Mtt OPEN SUNDAYS II "vJ -n ritv sponsored concert wjll beein at 8:30 n.m.i starting an offerings ensemble TV GUEST: Olgun Polatsoy, a Turkish foreign exchange student completing his senior year School, will be among six Amer ican Field Service students on the Barry Farber Show at 11 o'clock tonight on Channel 11. OHIO DATE: Liisa Holland In private life, Mrs.

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MAY drop child labor laws to let 14 year olds work part time; unions are set to fight but federal psychology is, it'll keep kids off streets and out of trouble. 20th's "Giude to the Married Man" is doing biz at law as well as box offices; five of its players are in marital messes Lovely Lola Albright and hubby Bill Chadney reconciled; 4th time Tuesday Weld hubby Claude Harz are unweld-ing at the seams New book out shortly will document Viet Cong terrorism, a real eye-thumber for the doves who claim we're the killers Jackie Gleason's condictor Sammy Spear's singer-son Leigh's off on a Vietnam USO tour Jackie himself is in bottle-torn Ireland; it's the Irish season for Jackies, apparently. Enjoy LUNCH DINNER COCKTAILS RESTAURAST MONMOUTH SHOPPING reservations call 542-2744 EATONTOWN, N.J. lyric ASRUR ASBURY PARK 77S-10M 2ND GREAT GET ON THE PETER SELLERS URSULA WILLIAM N0LDEN CHARLES PANAVISION TECHNICOLOR naroNEt ASRIIRY PAR ASBURY PARK 7741 It BEST PICTURE err? STARRIN8 2 WOODY ALLEN ORSON WELLES vs. i "Hello, Dolly!" shapely: just blessed, I guess.

I love pastries and po- tatoes and cream soups, but I don seem to gain weight. HER FIRST marriage, to Jackie Coogan, ended in divorce after three years. Her second, bandleader trumpet player Harry James, lasted 22 years. Their daughters, Vicki and Jessica, are married. "I have a home in Las Vegas on the golf course," she said.

I love it there. When you open the door in the morning, you get fresh air, not smog, and you don't have to hassle with the freeways. I don't gamble, once you live there you don't think about.it. I haven't made a picture in seven or eight years, but I don't mind really. I keep busy.

I'm glad to be back on Broadway in something I know, because I've never felt terribly confident in my whole life." Why Not? Enjoy Yourself th DANCE TONIGHT cind Highfstown Country Club For Folks 25 A Ovfr Adm. St. 00 Always Fan Whether Alone or Coup les. Cotnlnr Fri. Mark Hllhurn Band RESERVED SEATS BRITT EKLUND way back this week Great news for sore ears: Marian Mc-Partland 4 her jazz trio tinkle into Shepheard's in the Drake Hotel next week; Marian's the finest.

THE CONCORD Hotel in the Sour Cream Alps signed Lib-erace, and Philly Greenwald swears he'll decorate Lib's piano with a menorah, not just any old candelabra Triangle TV brasshat Roger Clipp said 25 per cent of broadcasting people will have left by next Jan. 1 and he credits as villain: buckpassing Five militant groups plan "trouble" in Washington, D.C., in July-Aug. Elliott Roosevelt's out as Miami Beach mayor but his wifey dear, Patty, will pick up a lecture-fortune touring 28 states, fertilized by her recent well-knocked book "I Love a Roosevelt" At Clos Normand, Paul Whiteman said he shed 147 pounds in 1931 at his Margaret's insistence, hasn't gained back an not even on Clos Normand's fine scoff. Russian law forbids kids under 16 to go to the movies at night; U.S. movies would go bankrupt if that law held here Mike Nichols changed his name because it'd never fit on a marquee: Michael Igor Pech-kowskv; no room for all that and "Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf" too Michael Dunn (Oscar-nominee for "Ship of signed for the role of a bookie in "Madigan." THE NOVELTY-button vogue keeps growing; one new one is "Kiss Me, I'm a and at 44th Broadway, the button "I Gave My Secretary Hell" was pinned to the bedraggled lapel of a bearded wine-soaked panhandler The old "daring" movies used to show Claudette Colbert bare-bathing but boys will be girls: in "Cam-elot," Richard Harris takes a rn iTi rn rri ni Fettechini Alfredo 1 4 BEACH i 3rd MAIN, BRADLEY i 776-9668 f1 A TECHNICOLOR 9 or -a pKiii i 1 Bv REBECCA MOREHOUSE NEW YORK Betty Grable was never the best nor the most beautiful actress in Hollywood, But she had something, a pret-; tiness.

a buoyancy, that ignited the oublic. What people talked about, and wrete about, and; cherished pictures of, were her legs. Oh, those legs: The way she tells it, they aren't really that special. "Years ago, a publicity man at Paramount decided he'd start a campaign on my legs," she said. "He'd have phony things set up.

where somebody would give me a cup because of my legs. Once, they had a marvelous artist give me a cup and I was supposed to give it back, but I wouldn't. Nobody started this about my legs except this publicity man. "There are some pitfalls to it. Once, when I was shopping in Beverly Hills, I heard one lady sav to another, 'They're not so And, every now and then, a man will veil, 'Show us your Truthfully, I am not aware of my legs." THOSE GRABLE fans who made her a box office champion in the lfMOs and '50s are now saving hello to her in "Hello.

Broadway's musical champ. It took five mounted policemen to clear a path for her as she left the St. James Theatre after her first wildly cheered perfromance. "I plaved Dolly 16 months on the road." she said in her suite at the Hotel Warwick." For nine of these months we were in Las Vegas, doing two shows a night, seven nights a weeK. When we closed in Baltimore, David Merrick asked me to follow Ginger Rogers in New York, but I was just too tired.

I'm rested now and excited to be here." She appeared on Broadway only once before, in the musical "DuBarrv Was a Lady," which starred Ethel Merman and Bert Lahr, in the 1939-40 season. She deprecates her part in it, but she won favoraDie notices from the critics. "IT WASN'T much of a part, and I was so dumb that, on opening night, I actually waved to a friend in the audience and whispered. 'See you Buddy De Sylva called me down about that. It was a big, big hit, but when some- AUt-CONDITlbHED THEATRES fNow Thru Tuei.

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4 Sun. Continuous rni I iwccunnn VWkklllUWIIVVH Plus the Co-Attraction THRILLER FRANK SINATRA in 'VOH RYAN'S EXPRESS" POMMUNity TflM5 Riuca JULIE as you Lr LOVE HELQ singing, dancing, 'DEBORAH KERR Betty Grable in body said, congratulated Bert, he 'Yeah, but what about next year? Shortly before Betty went into "DuBarry," a Los Angeles newspaper published a full-1 length picture of her which so I i t- i in rj galvanized Daryl F. Zanuck that he signed her forthwith for 20th Century Fox. Then, when Alice Faye fell ill of appendicitis, Zanuck summoned Betty from Broadway to make the musical, "Down Argentine Way." She and the picture were hits. From that time on, until the thunderous advent of Marilyn Monroe, Betty Grable was the world's most popular blonde.

If Gable was king at Metro, Grable was queen at Fox. Her celebrity reached its zenith in World War II as the serviceman's Pinup Girl, their chosen symbol of the good life at home. "I SUPPOSE the type of movies I was doing appealed to the boys," she said. "There was nothing offensive in them, they were lighthearted and I wore short costumes. I got some fantastic letters (about 10,000 a week), not just from servicemen but also from their wives and parents." With characteristic candor and lack of conceit, she says she never really liked any of her pictures.

She made her first in 1930 at the age of 13, as a chorine in blackface. She began studying dancing at the age of 5 in her native St. Louis. Betty is engagingly warm and zestful. And she's still Mrs.

Tichcnor Named Wall Librarian WALL TOWNSHIP Mrs. Alex Tichenor, who has served as a clerk for more than three years in the Wall Public Li brary, has been appointed librarian. Mrs. James Lindsay has been appointed library clerk. She has been employed at the library for two years.

Mrs. Tichenor has lived here 12 years and is a member of the Red Oak Women's Club. She said the library on 18th avenue, adjacent to the high school will have to be enlarged before its 4,200 book stock can be increased. The building was erected before 1900 and was formerly used as school. During the summer the library will be open from 10 a.m.

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