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Arizona Republici
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Phoenix, Arizona
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Page 42. Night Club Lures Comic HOLLYWOOD (UPI)-After 55 years in show business, Comedian Joe E. Brown, at the age of 67, is making his night club debut. The bijj-mouthed funnyman opens Wednesday night in Las Vegas, but he still doesn't know what sbrt of act he'll perform. Brown, who is independently wealthy, is like many an old- time trouper.

He misses the applause and spotlight. In recent years Brown has picked up work where he could find it, including an occasional TV spectacular and traveling around the world appearing in the stage play, "Harvey." His latest film role was in "Some Like It Hot." 0 TONIGHT MUSIC by Clay Ramsey end the Old Tlmare PARTY TIM! Watfiwiday SOe lOrti Ava. ft W. McDawall MAR. 52 JUNE 12 59-6344-W 71-73-77 JULYJ4 AUG 23 18-1 9-24-31 37-52-79-86 vwoo AUG.

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20 l3.1*.17-23(£ AOUAMUS JAN 2. FEB. 41-48-51-55 61-70-72 mctt FEB. 20 3-28-54-74( Arizona Republic, Phoenix, Arizona. Pearls November 7,1959 Williams Happy At Clothes-Ripping THERE ARE TWO PLACES TO EAT At Home and Luigi flood Fool it ReMonabto ORDIRS Famous Kentwinuit 903 EHt McDowell Rd.

AL 3-tltl CLOSED SUNDAYS Ptnten Says: "You ju.t THINK you'v. heard the UKULELE, BANJO, GUITAR' played." Come to the and hear AMIRICA'S ACI PLICTRIST PERRY BOTKIN Dicca recording artist, 17 ytars guitar to Binq Croiby Edidio Cantor At Jolion and many othari. PLUS SHIRLEY HARMER pitclni Star of the Georte Gobel Show 2 Shows Couvort 1.50 WH 5-5052 WH 5-0721 Communications Accused Of Selling U.S. Short WASHINGTON (UPI) Dr. Alan T.

Waterman yesterday ac- used the press, rado, and tele- vson of underestmatng "the desire of our citzens to learn and to know. 1 Waterman, director of the national science foundation, addressed a conference on "the mass media and the image of Andy Grand's PATIO 2037 E. McDowell Da yaw Ilka Staahs, Chaps, Chlch.ii, Wattarn and Rack end Rail Music? DON'T COME HERE Wove the Original "SUIMARINI SANDWICHES" Tap Beer, Bud Coore. Stereo Muile Hlnttrm, Kcaton, H. Riddle, Ahmad Etc.

AL 8-9590 DANCE TONIGHT ODD FELLOWS BLDG. 31 N. 3rd Ave. UpiMlra Admission $1,00 MARLIN McLAWS and HIS ORCHESTRA science," conducted by the Thomas Alva Edison Foundation. He said that TV and radio programs which appeal to the mind can be as imaginative as those that appeal to the emotions.

"In fact," he added, "some of us feel that our emotions are becoming surfeited by the banality of an overdose of soap operas, shoot-'em-up Westerns, and glib-tongued emcees of empty entertainment." Noting that several thousand persons had enrolled in early morning television classes, Waterman said this and other signs proclamed "the beginnngs of a rededication to the values of our cultural heritage." He said, "it is obvous that th'e Sovietshave accomplished something of a miracle when one compares the relative status of science and technology in the United States and the U.S.S.R. 25 years ago with our relative standings today." Wttfc End Special CORNED BEEF AND CABBAGE $1.25 MIRACLE MILE "Xosner Style" RESTAURANT AND DELICATESSEN 1521 E. McDowell Also at PARK CENTRAL I ALFREDO'S Italian Restaurant 2143 N. Urh St. AM 5-0911 Good Folks and Good Food Meet" Spaghetti Ravioli Pina Caeelatora a Veal Parmagiana, etc.

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At 8 p.m., KOOL, football. Th University of Arizona meets Tex as Tech in Tucson, with Berni Perlin announcing. ZERIE'S STEAK PIT Try for a GOOD CHANGE a DINNERS from SI .91 DANCE Every Sat. Nite THE PEAK INN 7330 Shea Blvd. BENEFIT OF Maricopa Lodge No.

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daily All Drinks 50c Gpurmet Beginning at $2 Complete In the Heart of Maryvale Shopping City 51st Avenge and Indian School Road W1C FM RADIO $2995 IT'S STATIC-FREE Very Nw Commercials Ley Away for ChrittmM NOW ON THE AIB: KEUS 95.6-MC KBUZ 104.7MC KITH 101.3 MO PERMITS RECEIVED: 0 KOV-H1 0 KOOL-1 0 KPIIO-FU AT EITHER STORE CHIC MYERS E. VM Uth I. Camtlbock ot llth St. By EARL WILSON NEW had some, of my clothes ripped off recently I was quite flattered." Andy Williams was smoking a thin cigar and guzzling lemonade at a back table at Whyte's restaurant on W. 57th Street when he confessed that he had finally reached the clothes- tearing-off milestone in his singing career.

He'd panted in from across the street, in tan sweater and slacks, from rehearsing a Nov. 13 NBC TV spectacular i gly titled, "Andy Williams i Music from Shubert A1 ley." "You see, I'd never been a teenage idol," he said. "I never had the Ricky Nelson bit or any of that screaming adulation. "I got started too late for one thing Staring into his glass, he figured it must have been five years since "I'd split with my brothers and Kay Thompson." "Not really split," he explained quickly. "We could have gone on and on.

Kiy had done all the night clubs she wanted to do. We had a little talk and asked what each one would really like to do. "My brother, Dick, said, 'I'd like to sing Bob wanted to get a job where he could stay in California. Don wanted to try acting. I was the youngest and I was in no hurry to do anything." But Andy, the baby, who currently has one of the hottest records, "Lonely Street," well as all that TV fame from doing two shows of his own, was to wind up the best known of the brothers.

"I played tennis and cojf 'or six months after we decided to go our own ways. I was a bum," Andy told me. "Then I made a record and came to New York to find out how to promote it. I met Bill Harbach on the street. "He said, 'Do you want to audition for Steve I said, 'Who? 1 He said 'Steve Allen; he's going to have a network I said, 'When are the He said, 'I'm going there now.

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