Fairbanks Daily News-Miner from Fairbanks, Alaska • Page 17

FiirtMfltu Daily Sttuntey, March James MacArthur guest at pageant MELODY PATTERSON James MacArthur, star of CBS-TV popular Hawaii Five-0 show will guest star tonight at Miss Alaska-Universe Pageant, 8 p.m. in Hering Auditorium. MacArthur plays (he of Dano Williams, member of the Five-O investigative unit on the Hawaii State Police Force series, a A a i in Fairbanks yesterday with his wife, actress Melody Patterson. He will introduce contestants for the 1972 Miss Alaska-Universe title crown and assist as master of ceremonies during portions of this evening's program. MacArthur has been seen iii leading roles in many Walt Disney i including: "Swiss Family "The Light in the Forest" and "Third Man on the Being selected by a computer in New York City for the role of Danny Williams marked one of the actor's happiest days of his acting career.

"ft has given my career a new direction and me a new image, and that's something not easily come by these he explains. Jim and Melody will be featured in a live KFRB radio broadcast direct from Hering Auditorium tonight at 7 p.m. prior to the pageant opening curtain. Locaisc jockey, Tom Jensen, and Kathy Hartman, Miss Alaska-Universe, 1971 will join the MacArthurs in visiting with the audience, answering i a i i autographs. Souvenir pageant programs will be available for the celebrity autographs.

Melody Patterson will be remembered as the dynamic Wrangler Jane on the very successful TV series Melody was only 15 years old at the beginning of the series and finished her schooling under a private teacher on he Warner Bros, lot where the show was being filmed. Later Melody toured Vietnam with the Johnny Grant Christmas tour and then tackled still another field as feminine disc jockey for Armed Forces Radio Service. Melody is a champion bowler and spendss much time as possible water skiing and swimming. The MacArthurs were married in July, 1970. James MacArthur, son of famous parents, actress Helen Hayes and playwright-newspaperman Charles MacArthur, was raised in an artistic environment among creative people and has been acting since he was eight-year-old.

His latest films are "The Battle of the Bulge" and "The With his "Hawaii Five-0" role he was given a complete switch in characterizations. During its second seasone one of the major elements induced in the cast will be the "human" image. That is, instead of the hard core groups of cops, they'll gradually become "average citizens" as well. "It was evident that too often we were untouched by human crisis or the needs of 'Joe Citizen'. Our basic concern was to capture the criminal, period! "I think that this season the viewers will sec Jack Lord and myself become deeply involved in the human element of a situation.

We'll be bent on catching the bad guy, of course, but how the bad guy has or might affect an innocent citizen will touch us on a more personal he said. Jim relaxes with his hobbies of swimming, surfing and scuba diving. He is an avid skier and will spend time at Alyeska Ski Resort near Anchorage following his Fairbanks appearance. Admission to the Miss Alaska-Universe Pageant tonight is $3.50 for reserved section seating, general admission adults $2.50, i general admission $1.00. JAMES MAC ARTHUR Henry Joyce Angelmyer to present Alaskaland concert On Saturday, March 18, popular tenor Henry Noldan and soprano, Joyce Anglemyer, will present a special request concert at Alaskaland, 8:15 p.m.

MARCH 18 CONCERT-A special concert featuring Henry Noldan, tenor, and Joyce Angelmyer, soprano, both of Anchorage, will be presented Saturday, March 18, at Alaskaland, 8:15 p.m. The Alaska Association for the Arts is sponsoring the event On the program is German leider and opera selections. Janet GeUert is the piano accompanist. The vocal duo, accompanied by pianist Janet Gellert, has prepared "An Evening of Song" which includes German leider and a number of opera selections. The two Anchorage vocalists have selected German leider by Schubert, Mendelssohn, Brahms, Schumann and Greig.

These vocal selections are art songs with music written specifically to fit the mood of the words. Noldan and Mrs. Anglemyer are presenting the concert under the sponsorship of the Alaska Association for the Arts. Tickets are priced at $2.50, general admission, and $1.50 for students and military. Fairbanksans will remember Henry Noldan's performance three years age in "Carmina Burana," with the Fairbanks Symphony Orchestra.

Since moving to Anchorage Henry has played leading roles in the Lyric Opera Theater production of "The Barber of Seville," "La Traviata," and "II Trovatore." a is construction coordinator for the Bureau of Land Management Pipeline Division. When Henry lived in Fairbanks, he was active in the Alaska Association for the Arts. Soprano Joyce Anglemyer is a graduate of the Julliard School of Music in New York. She has sung leading roles in productions staged by the Anchorage Lyric Opera Theater and Anchorage Community Chorus. She is the wife of Anchorage banker, Richard Anglemyer.

They have no children. Piano accompaniment for the March 18 concert will be Janet Gellert who studied music at Vassar College, New York University and Columbia University. Edith Bunker has no truck with her type HOLLYWOOD (AP) Edith Bunker, America's No. 1 dingbat and browbeaten wife. Jean Stapleton, liberated woman.

That unlikely ir meets and merges every week on "All in the Family." Edith is blind to the world outside her living room, where she is an accessible target for Archie's male ego and chauvinism. But Miss Stapleton, outside of her role as Edith, will not be stifled "I go along with women's liberation," she said. "I could never live that limited an existence. Nevertheless, Miss Stapleton feels she could be friends with Edith, if there were such a person. In fact, she confesses, Sie knows many people with traces of Edith.

She said, "There are a lot of dingbats in this world.".