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NYACK, N.Y., SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 19, 1966 10 THE ROCKLAND COUNTY JOURNAL-NEWS Tonight's Pick Of Tli'e TV Best TELEVISION Channel 2 WCBS-TV Channel 4 WNBC-TV Channel 5 WNEW Channel 13 Cham! 7 WAfiC-TV Channel 9 WOU-TV Channel 11 WPtX WNDT Buildings Department" Mayor Llndsay'a newly appointed Buildings Commissioner Charles Moerdler, former Mayor Robert Wagner, former Buildings Commission SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 19, 1966 1-V Ir-irfi nnirsi 1 'ft sVIt nTf 'inrti'nnf 't1Ti1Hii A "Vr- ') MARY TYLER MOORE poses for photographers tM to completion (4) College Basketball. Syracuse University vs. the University ol West Virginia, from West Va. (2) Golf CUhnIc. The first-round match In the tournament at La Costa Country Club In Carlsbad, tea-turee Bo Wlnninger and Tommy Bolt playing against John-ny Pott and Mason Hudolph, with Jack Whltaker and Cary Mlddlecoff continuing as commentators of the series.

(11) College Basket-ban. St. Francis University vs. New York University In a game taped earlier today at NYU. (J) Horse Rase.

The Wldener Handicap, 1100,000 added for three-year-olds, from Hlaleah. (O. (4) Wonderful World of CeJf. Spain la the scene of an international contest between former PGA champ Bobby Nl-chola and Spanish golf pro Ramon Sota, played on the coarse of the Club de Campo Ma arid. Gene Sarazen and George Rogers handle the commentary on-the-spot (Q.

(7) Wide World of porta. Another international competition takes over as taped highlights of the New York Athlete Club Track and Field Meet from Madison Square Garden, introduces athletes from the Soviet Union, Canada, Czechoslovakia, Germany, Great Britain, and the United States. Host Jim lidfOay and Jbn Beatty, for mar rakkOdtetanoa running champ, are on band for the (4) New York Ht strafed. -New Life in the Sunday's list XI Look Up and lim The Disinherited' The concluding and possibly the most hopeless episode in this loving three-part study of poverty in the United States, tuna to the case of the American Indian and his painful inability either to accept the whits man's mode of life and worship, or make his peace wtth the remnants of Indian tradition be finds on the reservation. Tun in.

(4) Man to Office. Two Democratic Congressman from the Bronx, James H. Scheuer (21st C. and Jonathan B. Bingham (23rd are interviewed by Joseph Michaels on problems lacing them in Washington of particular Interest to their constituencies at home.

ft) New York Report Eugene H. Nlckerson, Nassau County executive and an announced Democratic candidate for Governor of New York, la interviewed by newsmen Walter MacDonald and Lester Smith. 11:00 11:30 (2) Camera Three. "In Search of Ezra Pound." Part The enormous eompll-ation that beset a literary traveler bent on discovering the essence of Ezra Pound, Is the subject of a three-part adventure on Camera Three. Poet historian, economist, political theorist accused of aiding the enemy during World War and poet again, Ezra Pound's home background, education and early writings art tapped through his letters and verse.

11:34 13:00 Noon (2) LegWa-Civs Hearing. Senators Edward S. Lentol (D. of Brooklyn) and Whitney North Seymour Jr. (R.

of Manhattan) will discuss the week's legislation at issue in Albany with particular reference to pro-poaals for revision of the Con-don-Wadlln Law. 11:30 12:00 Noon (7) "Dh-every Cora to West Berlin." Your youngsters will learn about West Berlin and the "Wall" that separates It from East Berlin, and what it is like to Mvs in a divided city geographically cut oft from the rest of the world, through an interview with a German-English teacher at the John F. Kennedy school In West Berlin, who fled from the strictures of East Germany to the confining freedom of West Berlin. (4) Open Mind. "Should the Terms of Congressmen Be Changed? Host Eric Goldman's discussion on the controversial Issue of extending the terms of Congressmen to four years, supported by president Johnson.

(7) New York, New fork. "Testing Testing." group of psychologists consider the validity of the I.Q. tests in dealing with cultural minorities as well as the pros and cons in the controversy urroundle? the Minnesota multi-phase personality test (2) Face The Natton. Senator George D. Aiken, Republican of Vermont, member of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, the Aeronautical and Space Science Committee, and the Joint Committee on Atomic Energy, is questioned by CBS correspondent Martin Agronsky and two other newsmen, live from Washington.

(4) Meet the Press. MeGeorge Bundy, special assistant to President Johnson, la interviewed by a panel of newsmen including Rav fefasrer and Max Frankel, fol-lovriBs hit return this week are great numbers by Lena Horne, Frankle Laine and Jer-ry Colonna. (O. 1:30 10:30 (7) Hollywood Palace. A good night for the middle-aged set with host Blng Crosby, Rosemary Clooney, Edgar Bergen, and Henny Young-man on tap.

Blng and friend Rosemary do a Dixeland medleys father Crosby croons, son Gary lets go too, the two Cros. bys and Henny Youngman play the old shell game and Efar Bergen gives Charlie McCarthy a lesson in painting. Rounding out the bill are the Hugh Lambert Dancers, Roger Ray ho practically de-etroys bis xylophone, and the Fiji Island Band. (C), (2) Gunsmoke. Ml-burn Stone and Ken Curtis walk away with the hour.

While Matt Dillon is off chasing bad guys, Doc Adams decides to go fishing and gets bitten by a rattler along the way. Somehow, tough old Doc survives aided by a Festus Haggen rescue Job. (11) Emerald Ball. The taped highlights of the 126th annual Emerald Ball, New York's oldest annual benefit event held at the Waldorf. Astoria Hotel Grand Ballroom on February 18th, are given a whirl here tonight.

(2) Award Theatre. "Operation Petticoat" (1959). Rollicking WW II comedy with Cary Grant as a sub commander who wants in on the action, so he connives with an enterprising supply officer, Tony Curtis, to get the ship in shape. Other ships, romantically speaking, are provided by Joan O'Brien and Dina Merrill, and the fun seldom lets up. Guaranteed laugh-getter.

TV Best The title of this unique tale of contemporary royalty concerns the House of Orange, the ruling family of the Netherlands, whose reigning monarch has been consistently feminine since Queen Wllhel-mlna ascended the throne In 1898. NBC correspondent Aline Saarlnen Is your appropriate on location guide and host for this "Inside" look at the current Queen Juliana's problems with her Independent 20th century daughters. (4) Walt Disney. "The Legend of Young Dick Rur-pin." Part II finds 18th century English thieves double-crossing each other, resulting in dick Turpln'a Imprison-ment The moral here is very clear and youngsters won't walk away with any delusions about the adventurous life of crime. 8:00 1:00 (2) Ed Sullivan.

Top spots on the show tonight Include those talented British rockers The Dave Clark Five, the vibrant American rockers The Supremes, comedian Allan Sherman, actor Menasha Skulnlk, star of Broadway's "The Zula and the Zayda," and best of all, scenes and songs from the off-Broadway hit, "Man of La Mancha," with its star Richard Kiley and his co-star Joan Diener. Rounding out the novelties of the hour are foot-Juggler Ugo Carrido, and the comedy team of Stiller and Meara. 8:00 8:00 (5) March of Time, "The Class College grads and undergrada might be Intrigued by this documentary study of eight members of the graduating class of 1949 from the University of North Carolina, as they looked way back then and as they look to themselves today. 8:00 8:00 (7) This Proud Land. "The Way Out West." The fourth In this series of specials Is the best by far.

There's more time spent with the awesome scenery of the impressive west coast of the United States and less time on inter-ruptive remarks by name guest stars. (2) rerry Mason. The Case of the Scarlet Scandal." Will "Sugarfoot" Hutchlns turns up asan unlucky musician In a small town murder case Involving a fairly credible plot and a com-petent cast Mason first defends the musician and then his girl friend in a busy evening of work. (7) Sunday Night Movie. "The Sound and The Fury." (1959).

William Faulk-ner's novel of the steaming awn, iocusea on a young girl's attempt to find a life of her own from the tyrannical rule ol her uncle, Is an absorbing If uneven film. It's held together by some fine moments and excellent performances, particularly from Joanne Woodward, Ethel Waters, Stu-art Whitman and Jack Warden. Yul Brynner is forceful If miscast as the uncle. 10:00. 11:00 (4) The Wacldeat Ship In the Army.

"Brother Love." Enjoyable fare, thanks to an inventive premise and a group of girls. Another Kiwi crew adventure Involves them with lady spies who pose as innocent missionaries. The plot thickens as the Japs imitate the ladles and descend on the girl's Island dressed as Buddhist monks. 10:00 11:00 (11) Open End. "Woman's Worst Enemy?" Five well-known hair stylists and hair dressers address themselves to host David Sus-skind's enigmatic title query tonight er Judah Gribetz, and Rent Strike Leader Jesse Gray are among thee Interviewed In this half hour report (7 )ABC Scope.

"The War In Vietnam." Howard K. Smith's weekly series of reports on the war la Vietnam continues tonight with an analysis of the progress of the war and Its effect on the American public. 8:30 1:30 (2) Secret Agent. "The Man on the Beach." Again, a low-key but generally absorbing thriller finds secret agent John Drake in Jamaica, sent there over the head of the local espionage chief to discover the Identity of a traitor. The resentment of the chief who doubt'a Drake's authority, the appearance of a sultry girl who seems to pop up without provocation, and the disappearance of Drake's real contact add up to suspense.

(9) loe Hockey. The New York Rangers vs. the Toronto Maple Leafs in a game from Maple Leaf Gardens In Toronto via a half hour delay tape. 11:15 () Saturday Night at the Movie. "Meet Me In Las Vegas." (1956).

As usual with these musicals, the wispy little plot about a dancer and a racier doesn't mean a thing. The big new: here is the terp-alchore, with Dan Dalley and Cyd Charisse each scoring in specialty numbers, particularly a "Frankle and Johnny" ballet that's a knockout For additional musical lure, there Pick Of The from a trip to South Vietnam. (C). (7) Directions '68. F.

Powers: The Darkness and the Grace." Fascinating excerpts of the work of Catholic writer J. F. Powers, whose novel "Morte d'Urban" won the National Book Award, illuminate the earthy wisdom, compassion and spiritual honesty of Mr. Powers' Ideas, and the richly colorful prose of his writings. (4) International Zone.

"Privato Fitzgerald, UN." The work of the United Nations soldier, an infrequent subject of review, Is given an Illuminating whirl. Private Fitzgerald of the title refers to a soldier In the Irish Army, who along with several hundred servicemen from Ire land, are part of the seven nation force which patrols the cease firs lines In the beleaguered island of Cyprus. (7) Pre Basketball. Cincinnati Royals vs. the Detroit Pistons, from the Cobo Arena in Detroit (2) Sports Spectacular.

From highlights of the Hah-nenkahan Alpine Skiing Tournament at Kltzbuhel, Austria, with Bob Beattie handling the commentary, sports spectacular goes to Madison Square Garden's Westminster Kennel dub Dog Show for a look at the variety of hounds, terriers and working, sporting, toy, and non-sporting dogs in the canine show of shows. (4) Big Three Golf. Arnold Palmer, Jack Nlcklaus and Gary Player meet in the first of four filmed matches, to the delight of the duffers at borne. This match Is played at the Firestone Country Club In Akron, Ohio, with Jim Simpson on hand for the stroke by -stroke report (C) 4:00 5:00 (7) The American Sportaman- Living adventurers get a peck at a hunt for cape buffalo by Commissioner of the American Football League, Joe Foss, out in the Narok District and plains country of Kenya, Africa: a glimpse of a fishing expedition near the Argentine-Chile border by Joe Brooks, for giant eastern brook trout; and a rabbit shoot by former pro football player Larry Craig In the pine tree country of South Carolina. (O (11) Tucson Open Golf.

Live from the Tucson National Golf Course in Tucson, today's telecast covers the final play of the 72 hole champ-. lonshlp tournament with top pros participating. 1:004:30 (2) Twentieth Century. "Moscow A rare and n- derful opportunity to observe the Russian college student In action on his own campus, so to speak, at Moscow University. The faces of the students at work and play and their opinions, as translated by former American Exchange student George Fetter, are always fascinating and revealing.

(2) Eye On New York. "Shots from the Underground" Movie buffs will recognize the title as the recent phenomenon In experimental film making called "underground movies." In the first of a two part program on the subject, three examples of underground films made by Bruce Conner of San Francisco Carmen D'Avlno of Manhattan and Ed Em-shwiller of Levlttown, Long island Dumpson's are both shown and discussed. (4) NBC News Special. "The Daughters of Orange," 1:00 2-My Friend Fllcka (C) 4 Research Project 7 Hoppity Hooper (O 9 Film: "Devil's Canyon" (1953) 11 Roiler Derby 1:30 2 Turning Point 4 Profile On The Arts 5 Thin Man 7 American Bandstand 2:00 2 News 4 College Basketball Film: "Here Cornea The Co-eds" (1945) 11 Film: "The Enchanted Forest" (1945) 2:05 2 Young Worlds 2:30 2 College Counterpoint 7 Youth Wants To Know 3:00 2 Repertoire Workshop 7 Hennessey 9-Film: "Devil's Canyon" (1953) 11 Film: "Two Lost Worlds" (1950) 3:30 2 CBS Golf Classic 5 Film: "Ghosts On The Loose" (1943) 7 Pro Bowlers Tour 3:45 4 Flying Fisherman (Q 11 College Basketball 4:15 4 Sports Highlights Film: "Sitting Bull" (1954) (C) 4 Film: Drama 5 Horse Race (Q 4 World Of Golf (C) 5 Lawman 7:00 5 Christopher Program 7 Search (O 7:15 4 Modern Farmer 5-Light Time 5-Faith To Faith 7 This Is The Answer (C) 7:45 11 Christopher Program 8:00 2 Around The Corner 5 Astroboy 7 Faith For Today (Q 11 Evangel Hour 8:15 4 Library Lions 8:20 9 News And Weather 8:25 9 Christopher Program 8:30 5 King And Odie 7 For Thou Art With Me 9 TV Gospel Time 11 Llppy The Lion (C) 8:45 4 Jewish Fourth 11 Superman 4 Let's Talk About God 5 Wonderama 7 Film: "Down In Arkansaw" (1938) 9 Sen. Case 11 Let's Have Fun 9:15 4 Bible Story Game 9 Sen.

Javits 2-Way To Go 4 Protestant Heritage 9 New Jersey Report 10:00 2 Lamp Unto My Feet 4 Youth Forum 7 Beany And Cecil (C) 9-PoInt Of View 2-Look Up And Live 4 Man In Office 7 Peter Potamus (Q 9 New York Report 11:00 2 Camera Three 4 Searchlight 7-Bullwinkle (O 9 Film: "Devil's Canyon" (1953) 11:30 2 Legislative Hearing 4 Direct Line 7 Discovery '66 12:00 2 Newsmakers 4 Open Mind 7 New York, New York 11-Uncle Waldo (O 2 News 2 Face The Nation 7 Page One 11 Racket Squad 4-News 7:00 2 News 4 Today (O 7 Ann Sothern 7:30 5 Survey of the Arts 7 Gale Storm 2 Captain Kangaroo 5 Cartoons 7 Cartoons 11 Pancake Man 5 King and Odie 8:30 5 Sandy Becker 7 Little Rascals 11 Fair Adventure 8:50 9 Farm Report 8:55 9 News and Weather 9:00 2 Dennis the Menace 4 Birthday House 7-Cirl Talk 9 American Story 11 Jack La Lanne (O 5-News 2 Leaver It To Beaver SYuga For Health 7 Film: "The Boys From Syracuse" (1910) D-Film: "Mexican Hay ride" (1918) Scarlett Hill 13 Working With Science That Uve 9:55 4 News 10:00 21 Love Lucy 4 Eye Guess (O 5 Peter Gunn 11 People In Conflict 10:10 13 Parlons Francal I 7-News 4-Newi 13 Places In The News 10.30 2-McCoys 4 Concentration 5 Bat Masterson 11 True Adventure (Q Music For You 2-Andy Griffith 4 Morning Star (O 5 Astroboy 7 Supermarket Sweep 9 World Adventure! (C) 11 Mack And Myer Hablo Espanol 11:20 13 Alive And About 2-Dlck Van Dyke 7 Hollywood Palace (O 10:00 2 Gunsmoke 11 Film Feature (Q 10:30 7 An Evening With Jane Morgan (O 9-Film: "The Roof (1956) 11 Emerald Ball 11:00 2 News 5-Wrestling 7 News and Sports 11:15 4-News 11:30 2 Award Theatre: "Operation Petticoat" (1959) (O 7-Film: "Dunkirk" (1958) 11 Continental Miniatures 11:45 4 Johnny Carson 12:00 5 Film: 'TheMaltese Falcon" (1941) 9 Film: "Cafe Cantan- te" (1959) 11 Star For Today 4-Fllm: "Bride Of Frankenstein" (1935) 1:30 9 News And Weather 1:40 2 News 7-Film: "Guilty Of Treason" (1950) 1:45 2 Late Late Show: "Distant Drums" (1951) 2:05 5 Community Dialogue 2-Film: "I Love A Soldier" (1944) 5:45 2 Film: "IBegeJ Traffic" (1938)' 2-My Favorite Martian (O 4-Walt Disney's World (C) 9-Film: "Lafayatte" (1963) (O 11 Biography 2-Ed Sullivan (O 5 March Of Time 7 This Proud Land '( 11-Film: "Escape Ik The Sun" (1957) 8:30 4 Branded (O 9:00 2 Perry Mason 4 Bonanza (C) 5 Breaking Point 7 Sunday Night Movie (C) 9-Film: "The Maa The White Suit (1952) 11 Bold Journey 10:00 2 Candid Camera 4- Wackiest Ship (Q 5 Opinion In The Capital 11-Open End 2-What's My One? 5 Community Dialogue 2 News 4 News (C) 9 Ladles Of The Press 11-Word Of Life 11:15 7-News And Sport 2 Late Show: "Ten Tall Men" (1951) (C) 4 The Saint 5 Senate Report 9-Film: Mammy" (1930) 11 Encounter 11:35 5-Film: "Esther Waters" (1949) "Shake Hands With The Devil" (1959) Picture (O 4-Film: "We Go Fast" (1911) 1:00 9 News 1:25 2 News 2 Late Late Show: "Lady In Question" (1940) 1:45 4-Open Mind 7-Film: "A Man Alone" (1955) 2-Film: 'The Green Years" (1946) 4 Another World 5 Peter Gunn 7 General Hospital 11 People Are Funny 13 New Jersey Speaks 2-News 2-Edge of Night 4- You Don't Say (Q 5- Paul Wtnchell 7 Young Married 9 Sergeant Preston 11 Bozo (C) 13 Two Roads 1:00 2 Secret Storm 4 Match Game (O 7 Never Too Young 9 Gypsy 11-Beachcomber Bill (C) 4:25 4 News 4:30 2 Film: "The Royal African Rifles" (1953) 4- Fllm: "Night Mon-ster" (1942) 5 Chuck McCann 7 Where The Action 9 Mike Douglas 11-Eighth Man 13 Compleat Gardener 5:00 7 News 11 Surprise Show (O 13-Once Upon A Day 5:30 5 Sandy Becker 11 Three Stooges 13 Cartoons Giant 6:00 2 News 4 News 7 Film: "Surrender Hell!" (1959) 9-News (C) 11 News 13-What's New 6:30 5 Soupy Sales 9 Charlie Chaplin 11 Superman (C) 13 New Jersey Speak 7:00 2 News 4- Huntley-Brtnkley (O 5 Outer Limits 9 Marshal Dillon 11 Huckleberry Hound (C) 13 British Calendar (O-Indicatea Color. 7 Wide World of Sports 9 Championship Bowling 5:30 5 True 11 Rocky Friends (O 6:00 4 New York Illustrated 5-Call Mr. D. 9 Cheyenne 11 Superman 6:30 2 News 4 News (O 5 Adventure (Q 7 Shivaree 11 Clay Cole 7:00 2 News 4 It's Academic (O 5 Film: "Wing And A Prayer" (1944) 7 ABC Scope 9-Film: "Carnival Of Souls" (1962) 7:30 2 Jackie Gleason 4 Flipper (C) 7-Ozzie And Harriet (O 11 Film: "The Creeping Unknown" (1955) 8:00 41 Dream of Jeannle 7 Donna Reed 8:30 2 Secret Agent 4 Get Smart (O 7 Lawrence Welk (C) 9 Ice Hockey: Rangers vs. Maple Leafs "Meet Me In Las Vegas" (1956) (C) 5 Film: "Desert Fury" (1947) (O Hollywood A Go Go 9:30 2 The Loner SUNDAY 2-Film: "The Iron Glove" (1954) 4 Meet The Press (O 5-Film: "Under-ground" (1941) 7 Directions '66 9-Film: "Devil's Can- yon" (1953) 11 Code Three 4 Frontiers Of Faith 7 Issues And Answers 11 Squad 2:00 4 International Zone 7 Pro Basketball 11 Grand Jury 2:25 2 News 2:30 2 Sports Spectacular 4 Our Legal Profile 11 Richard Diamond 3:00 4 Bowling Champions 5- Film: "Calcutta" (1947) 9-Film: "Devil's Cay-yon" (1953) 11 Adventures In Paradise 4:00 2 Alumni Fun 4 Big Three Golf (O 7 American Sportsman (C) 11 Cartoons (O 2 Dial For Music 11 Rln Tin Tin 2 Mister Ed 4- Wild Kingdom (O 5 Dakotas 7 Film: "The Last Command" (1955) 9 Maverick 11 Tucson Open Golf 5:30 2 Amateur Hour (C) 4 G-E College Bowl 6:00 2 Twentieth Century 4 Frank McGee Report (C) 5 Film: "The Silver Chalice" (1955) (C) 9-Film: "Tyrant Of Lydia Against The Son Of Hercules" (1963) (C) 11 Hawaiian Eye 6:30 2 Eye On New York 4 NBC News Special 2-LassIe (C) 7 Voyage (C) 9 Death Valley Days (O 11-Double 500-Auto Race (C) MONDAY 4 Paradise Bay (O 5 Cartoons 7 Dating Game 9 Memory Lane U-Carol Corbett (O 13-Folk Guitar 11:40 13 Places In The News 2 Love Of Life 4 Jeopardy (C) 5 Romper Room 7 Donna Reed 11 Cartoons (C) 13-Electronlcs At Work 2 News 12:30 2 Search for Tomorrow 4-Post Office (O 7 Father Knows Best 13 Exploring Nature 2 Guiding Light 11-Guest Shot 4-Ncwk 2 News 4- PDQ (C) 5 Cartoons 7 Ben Casey 9 Divorce Court 11-Film: "Maryland" (1940) 13 Once Upon A Day 5-King And Odie 5 News 2 As The World Turns 4 Let's Make A Deal (C) 5-Film: "Daisy Kenyon" (1917) 13-Chlldren Ol Other Lands Hablo Espanol 4 News 2 Password 4 Days Of Our Lives (C) 7 Nurses 9-Film: "White Nights" (19.r)9) 2:05 13 Places In The News 2:25 13 Space Age Challenges -House party (C) 4 Doctors 7-A Time For Us 11 Bold Journey Parlons Francali 1 5-News 7 News 2-To Tell Tha Truth Tnfiiiiffli 1 1 mmossii i i tm itx Moore to Viet minutes.

"We don't know what we'll have to work with when we arrive, so none of us can plan ahead. You walk in, size up the lighting possibilities, look at the girl and then begin." Tom Kelly, known for his fam ous shots of Marilyn Monroe, added, "It's the girl who makes the pin-up. I think the pin-up is a dead pigeon, but this girl may bring it back." MLss Moore Cooperates As one picture taker followed another Miss Moore stood, ready to smile, turn, stretch or simply sit and purr like a kitten. One photographer, simply, told Mary to make dancing moves, and he fired away as the actress spun, twilled, dipped and kicked, using all sorts of dancing gestures with her arms and logs. In 10 minutes the man had 80 some odd pictures.

"It pays to shoot fast at time commented Kelly. That fellow took a whole differ ent approach." Waiting his turn, photogra pher Ken Whitmore pointed out that a photographer is only as good as his model. "You can see how professional Mary is. Whitmore remarked, "by all those moves she just made. She knows what her body looks like when she moves, eo she knows exactly what to do.

Each ges ture emphasized her good points." STARS OF 'ANY WEDNESDAY' HOLLYWOOD (UPI) Jane Fonda and Jason Robards will star In the Warner Bros, ver slon of the Broadway hit, "Any Wednesday." RULES: Using tha following 16 letters in the blank square below how many words can you form vertically and horizontally? Use same word only once and no proper nouns or plurals please. When words contain lest than 5 letters and are in same line I.e., TOICE" scoring Is 1 pt for word "TO" and pts. for word MAXIMUM NUMBER OP POINTS PER LINE IS FIVE. To assist you, have Inserted a few additional letter. AAAA EGJL II NN RRT Mary 'Goes' By CHARLES WHITBECK HOLLYWOOD In this town of "show business knowltalls," few stars you can count them on your fingers are safe from a knock, or a disparaging remark.

A slurring word, perhaps out of envy, can be heard on Just about everybody, even a Julie Andrews. But, each year, a few untouch ables manage to be classified as "all-good," and In television, at the moment, no one puts the knock on Mary Tyler Moore, Dick Van Dyke or Andy Wil llama. Mary Tyler Moore has been In this exalted stage for about two years. Everyone marvels at her acting talent which she wasn't expected to have, so this is a big bonus. No one knocks her sexi ness, her gorgeous legs, ner dancing ability, her nose or even her surprising humor.

Occasionally a wise guy carps about Mary's high nasal tone, but ne Is quickly shushed up. At the moment Mary Tyler Moore, wife of NBC programing executive Grant Tinker, another All -American nice guy type, is the ideal girl in town, the dame most men would like to have as a wife, and, as such, she Is the perfect choice for pin-up photos now being sent to servicemen in Viet Nam. rin-Ups Died Out It seems pin-up pictures died out with Rita Hayworth and Bet-tv Grable In the "old war," World War II. Photographers don't bother with that sort ol stunt any more, and movie stu dios aren't pushing such photos "ither. Evidently no one consulted the servicemen on the situation.

A Marine got Into the act, and complained that the only pin-up pictures available In the 60s were those of unknown starlets obviously hunting for publicity. What was wrong with Hollywood stars anyway? Were the big names above posing for pin ups The Marine's beet hit the pap ers, and Mrs. TinKer reaa we item. Mary had always avoided cheese-cake photos, but now her dander was up, and she allowed that she was available lor pin ups to go to servicemen. The Idea was taKen a step iur ther, as the American Society of Magazine Photographers docia ed to hold a "Pin-Up Photo Con test," using Mary as the model.

The winning picture or Mary would be sent by the carload to soldiers in Viet Nam. rhotograitliers Arrive Eleven of Hollywood's best picture takers showed up one evening last fail at photographer Tom Kelly's studio to fire away at Mary, dressed In a sexy, but demure costume. Each man was allowed 10 minutes to shoot after he had arranged his lights. Available props consisted of a chair, or a circular leopard skin covered ottoman, placed on a huge white layer of paper which rolled back and up to provide a white backdrop. Each photographer, with his competitors looking on, tried to shoot something different.

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