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COURIER-POST, Camden, N. Thursday, January 11, 1973 Want to he your own boss? Check the Business Ventures classification in today's Courier-Post Want Ads. Earl Wilson: It Happened Last Night HEFTY SINGER Julie De-John says her ambition is to be a huge success: "And I'm halfway there already I'm huge." That's Earl brother. SUN IMTIMNATtONU HHWUCTWHt Drothar vital FINAL WEEK 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10 $2.00 Child $1.00 EXCLUSIVE SHOWING Mon, Thru Fri. SAT.

SUN. NEW YORK Two celebrated Paris hoteliers, visiting America, have confirmed my story about hotels. Nearly everybody who stays the George in Paris is tempted to steal one of the handsome white terry cloth bathrobes worth about $25. Comedian Joey Adams tucked one in his suitcase. His Cindy warned him he'd be caught.

"Im a natural-born thief," JJoey bragged. "Yeah, you started with jokes and worked your way to bathrobes," his wife said. Joey was nervous. At Orly Field, ready to fly to London, he was" paged. "It's the French secret police after your robe!" Cindy said.

Actually it was only a friend saying "Thank God you're leaving." "Watcha worryin' about?" asked Cindy. Arriving in London, Joey was paged at the airport. "My God, it's Scotland Yard!" Cindy shrieked. 1 1 Actually, it was a welcoming committee saying "Welcome London we're leaving town." They checked into the Sa-, voy. Joey was happy as he "'opened the suitcase.

"I told 'you I'd get away with it!" checks when a guest is leaving. We have duplicate keys of almost every key made, we have locksmiths it is not so difficult to open a bag." Monsieur Blouet said "I never hold customers that we knew they were stealing our robes. That way I never lost a customer or a robe." If they should fail to get the bag open sometime, they would insert on the bill, "Peignoir, $25." Some Americans would, say on studying the check, "Peignoir? I don't remember drinking that. But I probably did." They probably didn't drink it because it's French for robe. TOMMY SMOTHERS turned down the lead in a Broadway musical, he told the producer he'll be busy his big lawsuit against CBS is due to go to trial next month Ginger Rogers'll tour South America as fashion consultant for J.

C. Penney Some NBCers are reportedly miffed because the ABC opposition to their "Tonight" show is called "Jack Paar Tonite." (A Paar aide said, "Well, what would they want us to delete 'Tonite' or 'Jack Guy Lombardo's already signed for next New Year's Eve his 45th consecutive year. TOMMY SMOTHERS readying lawsuit Meet Sam Monroe, TTM enr tlaaa wotl OaMBM Ms INp. art i-i TECHNICOLOR RT. 38 TWIN 1 2 CHERRY HILL Shows Admission: Adult iatji-h iai.n i li ffP 1HI IIIDOI atl II flMTI 1A 3000 Bonniefs anri 'Class of MOONLIGHT MISTRESSES in 1 i JOEY ADAMS de-robed He was going to strut around in the bathrobe.

"It's not in the suitcase!" he suddenly hollered. "You've been robbed you robber!" Cindy said. Somebody who'd been around hotels told him: "The hotel simply opened your bag and mmm ADULTS 21 OR OVER Gilbert Roland Saw Calling Early Actor Hopped a Freight for Hollywood AMIlTStl.CHIll AT AU TIMES lie Mill Cwl. ail) Irani I JO ll "BORN BLACK" a "TWITCH OF THE DEATH NtTcVt mm i. am i at ah times WALT DIIMY'I (6) DUMBO" "LOBO" 20 FREE PARKING SHOWS NITEIY FROM 7 ELECTRIC IN CAR HEATERS "Ele.

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drew a crowd for its reopening, with smooth dance music and the vocal duo of Daniel Dimitri. The cafe's bandleader, Dick Lewis, was a limousine chauffeur until recently; he got Plaza president Jim Levenson as a passenger and asked him for a job as a musician, his regular trade. He got it SHOW BIZ QUIZ: What were the first names of the Andrews Sisters? Ans. to yesterday's: Winners of the Best Actor and Best Actress Oscars last year were Gene Hackman and Jane Fonda. TODAY'S BEST LAUGH: Comic Bob Melvin figures his wife's still angry after their last fight: "She left me a note and there was nothing on it." WISH I'D SAID THAT: In some Asian countries being president is sort of a temporary, honorary position like being a husband in Hollywood.

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tV vy Diinni I lllll SAT. i STUDENT SHOWS SETS Mj DONALD MuM removed the robe." "I'll sue 'em!" Joey said. The two hoteliers, Andre Sonier, general manager of the Hotel George and Max Blouet, former manager and now special rep, told me, "Certainly our hotel took back our bathrobe. The room maid THEN he was given a new name, Gilbert Roland. "I took my name from two of my favorite stars," Roland Roland and John Gilbert.

"Do you know what they wanted to call me? George Adams. "When I was told that I was going to be George Adams, I started to laugh. I asked, 'Do I look like a George Roland's first starring role came in 1927 when he played Armand to Norma Tal-madge's "Camille" and in 1933, he repeated the role on the stage opposite Jane Cowl. IN ENSUING years, he's amassed an enormous list of credits in motion pictures and television as well as an array of commendations for his civic and charitable work, especially in connection with the Latin American community. Roland's first wife was actress Constance Bennett, by whom he has two daughters, Gyl and Lorinda.

Divorced from Miss Bennett in 1956, he is now married to Guiller-mina cantu, former Mexican junior tennis champion. 'V ST SUN TUES. MS 9 15 couueu HcruflES Pitm CEOBCEC SCOTT stactKEACIL ROBERT CHABTOfF-IWH WMOCT PBOOUCTKJH TIIE NEW CENTURIONS MOVIE RATINGS FOR PARENTS AND YOUNG PEOPLE Tht oiiuctif of Uit rtlmgi is la info' menu itwul ifii swltbiutv of movie conitol for mmnj by ihm ttitotn. All Kit ADMITTED Central Auditmts PG All ACES ADMITTED Parental Guidance 3Jt HfJTnlCUO IWer 17 MQtiires atcomDanymj PariH or Adult Guardian PK0 ONE UNOEI 17 ADMITTED (Aje limit may vary an cenan areas fi 55 35 1 n. mh.i "Waiter Carol Matthau Burnett Hfis By NANCY ANDERSON Special to Vie Courier-Post ti HOLLYWOOD Someday Gilbert Roland may build a monument to Mrs.

Alma Bartlett, whose photograph he cherishes. She was his teacher a fine woman with blue eyes, white hair and a soft smile. By influence, a good man emerged from a poverty-ridden Mexican boy. "She understood our sorrows without understanding our language," Roland said in an interview. "When I cut "school to swim in the Rio Grande, she understood.

I still have my report card 'from her class. I carry it with me everywhere. "When Mrs. Bartlett died I to Texas to bury her. 'Someday I'd like to build a monument to her." THAT the attitudes Mrs.

Bartlett implanted were hardy was proved during the years immediately after Roland left her in the eighth grade. At that time, he was Luis Alanso, born in Chihauhau, Mexico, of Spanish parents who had entered the United States as refugees. "When Pancho Villa took our town," Roland remembers, "we had to flee to Texas. There was so much death and destruction, we decided we'd better go. Bullets didn't care which side you were on." Prior to his early uprooting, young Luis had thought he'd be a bullfighter like his father and grandfather, but in Texas he saw a movie starring Pearl White, and instantly knew, "This is it for me." HE STAYED in school through the eighth grade, largely through the understanding and influence of Mrs.

Bartlett. Then at the age of 14, with $2.11 in his pocket, he jumped a freight train in El Paso and headed for Hollywood. "I realize now what my mother went through when I did that," Roland said, shaking his handsome head. "But she knew that I had it bad, this desire to be an actor." Tn Anaoloc ho wnrkpH "PctewTfllic" All okovt lev. and moiriojl CROUP SALES 456-1960 A universal picrune TECHNICOLOR PANAVISION li THE SGREElK ai Mi Aiiill IE3 I AULUVi! i Avery thrilling lj and very touchino.

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It had to be. "But I also knew that I had to be an actor." He began working in pictures as an extra to the detriment of his other career opportunities. "I was fired from every job I had," Roland says, "because my mind and heart were in the movies." HE WAS working as an extra in a mob scene at Paramount when a theatrical agent noticed him and gave him a shove toward stardom. "I think the mob scene was for a picture starring Barbara Lamarr and Lewis Stone," Roland said. "Anyway, Ivan Kahn gave me his card and said, 'I'd like to represent "I said, 'Represent "I didn't know what he was talking about." Kahn knew what he was talking about, though, and shortly Luis Alonso had a Paramount contract and second lead in a picture starring Clara Bow.

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