The Journal News from White Plains, New York • Page 26

I HE ROCKLAND COUNTY JOURNAL-NEWS NYACK, N. FRIDAY, OCTOBER 18, 1968 A Jack Hawkins Is Making a Valiant Comeback 26 I 1 Voice of Broadway self going back in. Not in tVv vwvi.svm vr tn a Spanish-made uUx, ith San Connery and wears a medallion. The hole is needed because the larynx regu -I 1 Como Is Helpful till in not lates air intake through the i wx "That period after the operation is a time I would very much like to forget." He conquered the depression "At first I found It difficult to mime the role; an actor is accustomed to the sound of his own voice coming back at he remarked. "When you don't get that sound, you must concentrate more, and I have found that my acting has Improved.

There is a deeper intensity In the eyes." tsvft hV While acting in the films, lUwkius only mouths the words, siikv his gulps of air might be bo heard over tlie dialogue of tht other actors; his lines are dubtl in later by actors who can Imitate his distinctive voice. and began the tedious pwkyw of learning to speak with Kutjv of air. ChampnsTW inspired "IV vt (U.it a rwlo By BOB THOMAS ROME (AP) When Jack Hawkins lost his larynx in a cancer operation early in 1966, it appeared to mark the end of his acting career. Yet he is now in Rome acting in two movies simultaneously "The Adventures of Gerard" and "Monte Carlo Rally." His actings future appears unhampered by his handicap. When Hawkins appeared for an interview at the Grand Hotel, he seemed to be the same stalwart symbol of the British Empire as he appeared in "The Bridge on the River Kwai" and a host of other films.

And then first words. His therapist sujj throat. "It is amazing how quickly the human body can become adjusted to new conditions," he commented. "I find I can lead an almost normal life, with only a few minor vexations." Among them: the inability to clear his throat or blow his nose; little sense of smell, since hardly any air enters his nose. The return of Jack Hawkins is one of the more heartwarming stories of show business.

His fol gested the gs bubNo in th wine would help him sjvar, Th aotor took a drir.k. and burvt: That's gvvxi:" Hawkins Nvam more iwti- mm i ciont with hi nte wf speakinfi. As hw wnftdemY re- low performers were shvvktl to turned tw fiuwi tN ehalVnjt of SISTERHOOD OF TEMPLE ISRAEL 300 North Broadway Upper Nyack ART EXHIBITION October 26 October 30 INCLUDING WORKS BY 60 ROCKLAND ARTISTS AND A REPRESENTATION OF ISRAELI ART OPENING AND COCKTAIL PARTY OCT. 26 8 -11 P.M. ADMISSION $2.50 OCT.

27, 1-5 P.M. ADMISSION $1.00 OCT. 28 OCT. 30, 8 10 P.M. $1.00 learn of his operation: Pvld fmuvmai to.

his rvftvuon. Niven, Robert MiVhum. lXN in Great he spoke. His speech is the "burp-talk" which is used by those who have no larynx. It consists of gulping air, then forcing it up by compressing the esophagus.

Ford and other ccetars quios.y offered their smUvs it he should return to films ia a pi-uction capacity. ThousatKis of fans all over tV wM ffct messages of iV.hwie" wt his fVttfld IVter cvhu it difficult at Haw Was admitted, "On (wis fv on actors be-ttous thv must do a kx of lii Wcdthmson. i "It was The words are soft but distinct, and Hawkins' "voice" retains very sic aad wry a. moving." nrvUL "But sUU I ivctd scrvvcv his distinctively British Accent The only alteration in his ap-f cvw.e tNf No rwv-s vv IN PERSON! pearance is the air intake hole NOW SHOWING in wis ucvtv, uvri wiavru For Everyone! Everywhere! foe i I Sad1. va I l.

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The late Jimmy Dorsey's daughter Julie has a role in the movie "Killing of Sister George" TVs toothpastepitcher Ann Pickett Is smiling even wider she got the sparkler from Lake Worth, Fla. lad Bob McGill; the alternating frowns are because Bob just enlisted in the Navy for four years. Dr. child expert, came out for Dick Gregory for President The N.Y. Reporters Association and Mayor Lindsay are in a small war Two directors who never handled musicals before are in the Oscar race: Sir Carol Reed for "Oliver" and Willie tyyier for "Funny Girl" Nickels now are worth a quarter if they are Indian Heads.

Both Hong Kong and Paris are seeding missionaries here to lure more tourists: well, we're ready for Hong Kong anytime Barbara Br-ris, an erstwhile Toast of Broadway who cvied off, is toiling as script reader for David Mrkt Bob Tisch is buying a Texas carJe mci to supply steaks to all his hotels; it '3 hf cIk2 The Big Why not "The T-boBeT" Casslus saw "The Great Ecpe" the other night and was moved asd saiesed he saw so much of his own life in Tany Curtis was so hungry for a hit Sim, he took "The Boston Sttangler" without his old percentage: just a simple $30,000 a week for five weeks In what has to be set down now as a sheer mirror-reflex, just 15 years ago this week Arthur Godfrey fired Julius La Rosa for lack of humility; after 15 years, Julius, as then, is the same nice humble lad Godfrey humiliated straight into stardom. Flip Wilson signed Stepin Fetchlt for his first NBC special; good Gate Sherwood worked with Nelson Eddy for a dozen years until his death and only now is returning to showbiz as a solo act; Sidney 5Iillera creating It does sound like another contrast-ln-tenrj but the author of "Prague Diary" in an upcoming magazine is none other than that geopolitical sage, Shirley Temple-Florence Ballard, one of the original Su-premes, just had twin girls Gloria De Haven and husband Dick Fincher are divorcing for the second time; they have two children Zsa Zsa's joining the startrek and fronting a cosmetic line So many perfume managers are moving into the new General Motors building that It's been called "The General Odors building" And a building by any other name still would look beautiful; It's among the handsomest edifices anywhere The CBS building is an architectural dandy but seems hemmed In by the s'ructures abound It The Summit Hotel, as scir.eone says, "seems too far from the beach" and the Americana Hotel "looks like the box the Sennit cam Martha Raye flew to Fort Bragg to be made a full colonel (honorary) There's a move on by the International wildlife conservation group called "Save the Endangered Species," headed by Netherland Prince Consort Bemhard, to get Jackie Kennedy publicly to give up her Somali leopard coat (it was an official gift during Incumbency) to dramatize the plight of the disappearing leopards Furrier Georges Kaplan, ago announced he'd design and make no more leopard coats because the species was too close to extinction Henry Fonda jumped aboard the furs-for-men promotion-posed for a mink ad. Dt MUT nM -N00MT KH MUtnMMI ti. tun t4 mNm mile mtM Hmi tKtttlti. (jlitl Cmhm, OriMttit mm wit Ktliti.

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A Minute to Pray 9:05. jj; ROCKLAND, Monsey Ar.v Gun Can Play 7. Kadi-gan 9. I OAKLAND Warwick I 1 I We had to wait years to taste our Solera sherries and ports. Ybu can try one tonight.

if -i) 'rtll yXajipiL iff ELr.WOOD COMMUNITY PLAYHOUSE ELMWOOD PRESENTS William Saroyan'a Comedy rWW)WWw Stage 3 "THE TIME OF YOUR LIFE" Oiractad by TV's Burt Douglaa LAST TWO WEIKI Datati Friday Evening, Oct. 18 A 25 Saturday Evading, Oct. 19 26 Price per Ticket: $2.50 Curtain Time: 8:40 P.M. Friday Only Student Halt-Prlea (S1.U) For Reeervatlonii Phona Mrt, E. Stavana NE 4-2437 Stage 2 The five year wait has been worth it.

And, because of the way we make them, our Great Western New York State Solera sherries and ports will get better and better each year. But even right now, you'll De nam put to hnd at the price, or even three times the price, ports arid sherries like the ones we've, just, finished making." Great Western Solera 4'HAS THE SENSE OF SOMETHING NEW AND DIFFERENT AND THE CLEAR F.EEUNG OF YOUTH BEING. -WCBS Redo Stage 4 No sherry or port from any other American winery, or even some imports at double the price) comes close to the taste of our new Solera sherries and ports. We made them a new way. The old way.

The traditional way of Spain and Portugal known as a Solera. The Solera's oak casks start small (Stage 4) and end big (Stage 1). By mov ing the wines into bigger and bigger casks each year, we slow down the wine's ageing in the most natur.il way we can. As we move the wines into bigger casks, we leave half of the wine back in the cask to mellow the younger wine we put in. The slow and natural ageing smooths the wines.

The blending makes them mellow. The oak casks give them t'ie rich, nutty flavor that lives so well in snerrics and ports. Sherry, Dry Cocktail Sherry, Cream Sherry, Port or Tawny Port. Try one tonight. Creat Western New Y(uk State winee and champagnes have been produred eince 1860 by the Plea.ant Valley Wine Com.

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