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ALEXANDRIA DAILY TOWN TALK, ALEXANDRIA-PINEVILLE, FRIDAY, MARCH 6, 1959 PAGE TWENTY-TWO Antvw to Prtvfotrs Puxzfe The Hollywood Parade Words Wanted IfLIfcr KJ A ll f-1 Johnson St. A Dl Radio Notes An eccentric German physician Dr. Eckhardt (Everett Sloane) fTU TELEVISION lp IN REVIEW I By William Ewald Z. lR M. tt Agp e3ku tot! that TV show with hubby Phil Harris.

They may do more, sayi Phil, now that Alice has been "defrosted." Danny Thomas' fast line to Shirley Jones' hubby, Jack Cassidy, after hearing him sing in their night club act "If I had a voice like yours I'd have my 'nose fixed in the morning." Richy Nelson reading a film script about a bullfighter. He will be free for another film thii summer Vivien Leigh Joining Liz Taylor In the film version of Tennessee Williams' "Suddenly, Last Summer," to be made in 1 Ff. A A A 6" A A Hi A RCM AT I It- "mejue 1 Tl 6clf. This was thi turning point 26 Dosed car 27 pill to swallow 28 Arrow poison 29 The acid 31 Holdinf 41 Glass basi 43 Mother of Helen of Troy 44 Gudrun's husband (myth.) 46 Mexican coin 47 Battle of Lake 4 Facta Ampere (an.) 33 Lariat 38 Adhesive applier 40 Spare 41 Soft drinks 15 I fi III i'r -prior ijr 3 57 NEW YORK In Japan," Thursday night's CBS-TV Playhouse 90, was a very earnest play at times, a moderately Interesting one. But it was not quite up to the mark Playhouse 90 has set most of this season.

Its skeleton was built around a young American soldier who precipitated the death of an inconvenient Japanese girl-friend and then induced three buddies to alibi him. This frame was used underpropping for a tidy lecture In tolerance and responsibility, all of it pretty painless. But the trouble with "Made In Japan" lay in its skeleton it was not a very welknade play. Its climax was not reached when the young GI decided to coness his errors late in the evening that event sort ci glided in and squatted in 'among a set of bones that had already gone, slack. The true climax of the play was reached, unfortunately, about halif way through the evening when a young Japanese, accused of the girl's death, hanged him- TURKEY SHOOT Bring your own shotguns and .22 rifles.

SUNDAY, MARCH 8 1 4 P.M. DEVILLE, LA. Benefit St. Johns Church of the play and afttr it occurred, the drama's course was not only predictable, but robbed of its ten sions. At one point, as a matter of fact, a sumo wrestling match was even inserted just to jazz things up and while it was a fascinating side excursion, it also was rather superfluous.

Despite the lack of taut scaf- folding, the players managed to work fairly persuasively. Dean Stockwell, Dick York, E. G. Mar shall and Robert Vaughn were on board to good effect and they were aided by a young Canadian Japanese lady, Nobu McCarthy, who was not only extremely orna-mental, but proficient. Short Shoti: Some of the fans of ABC-TV'a Pat Boone applauded Thursday night when a snapshot of Boone dog, Frosty, was shown on screen and man, that's loyalty.

when ABC-TV's The Real McCoys goes unbeliev able as it did Thursday night Walter Brennan is a pleasure to watch in action He plays a John ny One-Note character, but even so, manages to give it some shad ings. The Channel Swim: CBS TV's Desilu Playhouse got a renewal for the 1959-60 season. Morrow is the lead candidate for the permanent girl assistant spot on the NBC-TV today show. Chances are than Rin Tin Tin won't return to ABC-TV next season in a nighttime spot. The CBS-TV Ray Milland series, Markham, has had its debut post- Phone 8567 contract at 20th Century-Fox.

He's also slated for a singing tour at state fairs this summer. Maxwell hitting the brakes of her car behind a truck bearing a tail gate message: "If you can't stop in time, go under Pat Boone's announcement that he'd like to do a western. In white buckskin Ann Sothern's word of warning for the "Maisie" series to be launched at with Janis Paige in Ann's old role: "Jan- Is will be good In the role," says Ann, "but I think it may be a mis take if they look at the old Maisje movies. They might get preconceived Jack Carson about actors who enter politics: "They usually meet with the same success as critics who write plays." Female Monster? Paramount's plans for a sequel to "The Blob" and someone's crack: "Maybe It will be about a female monster The Blab." Alice Faye saying she's glad she came out of retirement, for mmm ft NOW SHOWING OF PRIMITIVE LOVE! JOEL VIRGINIA McCREA MAYO 8 CINEMASCOPE ar ci luxc' AN AUIEO ARTISTS See GENERAL AGENT 1808 Military Hwy. Pineville, La.

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April 5 is the date of the last CBS-TV Small World show this season. Hayes has joined Lloyd Nolan as co-star of "Ah Wilderness" to be seen on NBC-TV's Hallmark Hall of Fame April 28. David Francis got the nod for the role of "Ulysses" in William Saroyan's "The Human Comedy," set for CBS-TV's Du Pont Show of the Month March 28. TO VISIT AFRICA LONDON (LTD Buckingham Palace announced Thursday night that Queen Elizabeth and her husband, the Duke of Edinburgh, will make their previously-announced visit to West Africa from Nov. 11 to Dec.

15. Stops will include Ghana, Sierra Leone and Gambia. ft a Vr 5 1 I 12 13 I 14 iZ 3 I rs 5 tlattdnQl Phone 8567 Yule Card Traps Bigamist Suspect OAKLAND. Calif. (AP) A robust 46-year-old man was in jail today because, officers said, sent a Christmas card to wife No.

1 while living with No. 3 in Louisiana. Robert Atkinson Potter brought here from St. Martinville, will be arraigned today on bdgamy charges. Police say he admits that, with out benefit of divorce, he: Wed Mrs.

Rubye Potter, 41, of Alameda, mother of his five children, in 1938. Wed Mrs. Emily De Mesuita Powell, 72, of Alameda, in Sep tember 1956. Wed Mrs. Anna Young Harrison, 40, of Kingsland, in March 1958, and moved to St.

Mar tinville. A Christmas card to Mrs. Rubye Potter brought about his arrest, 4 A if eaNBHMMnBQHBaHBaroscfiBXv Plus mil in By Ertklne HOLLYWOOD Hollywoodites Are Talking About: Six-year-old Tamra "Tammy" Marihugh bringing her prize-winning, Ail- American smile to the Bob Cum mlngs TV show. She'a the daughter of Mai Marihugh, who for many years was Gary Grant's stand Eddie Fisher a stag at a Hollywood night club. Al ready Brynner checking into a Paris hospital for minor eye surgery.

He'a completed "So lomon and Sheba," the film in which he replaced Ty Power. His next, due for filming in Paris, will be "Once More, With Yvonne DeCarlo. tired of waiting for movie roles, headed for the saloon circuit as a warbler. footballers Rudy Bukich, Jim Sears and Al Carmichael playing Roman gladiators In Zimbalist Jr. kissing the director every morning when he reports for work In the latest "77 Sunset Strip" telefilm.

Not many directors, of course, are as pretty as Ida Loretta Young slated for a new kind of door opening act grandma. Her daugher Judy Lewis and hubby Joe Tinney dated the CI iff Angered Montgomery Clift's slow burn over lack of billing for the reissue of "From Here to Eternity." He was starred when the film was released in 1953 but today's ads concentrate on Frank Dan Duryea's words about actors complaining about overexposure: "I can remember when they were complaining about malnutrition." Bob Mitchum replacing Gary Cooper in "The Sundowners," due for filming in Australia with Deborah Kerr as his Hope, still fascinated by his old movies on TV: "When I watch them I get a strange feeling that I have a son I've never met. He's the kid that got me Into this mess." By "mess" I guess he means all that Lindsay Crosby, just out of the Army, talking movie TODnn-fintosrcEKERmH! rinTiMC Cv' 1 1 It Ik TO DE foeerTvaughh YOUNG, Plus: "Fort Massacre" with Joel McCre OS Ell d'a 2 7033 (SOCKS Hratrd Auditorium Home Ownd Phone 3-7508. LAST TIMES TONIGHT Admission 65c WtaUK.rjDrtJCTCDfJ Robert D8XIIT ALSO 2 CARTOONS SOON "Roots of Heaven" "Some Came Running" "Rally Round The Flag Boys" First Run "The Trap" starring Richard Widmark "Mating Game" Starring Debbie Reynolds Starts 6:45 Adults 60c Children Under IZ Free tOLUWBI nCTUPtS mmm Randolph Scott MOWAID MUOHII JANE RUSSELL THE FRENCH LINE -a4cKrlf GILBERT ROUND ARTHUR HUNNICUTT I Mt MARY McCARTT maun CHINCH mm. jr rORRlDl MltAED THUD ONITiO AmT L2 "COLOR lir friMMiiirMMIwlllb arouses only ridicule In "Cinv maron City" when he tries to warn the people of the dangers of bubonic plague in "The Ratman" at 8:30 p.m.

Saturday on Channels 5 and 2. Even the town's own Doc Hodges (Dennis McCarthy) is skeptical of Eckhardt, and Sheriff Temple (John Smith) tries to maintain order. Shannon is assigned to trap a gang which has stolen 500,000 worth of jewels in three months in "Girl's Best Friend" on "The D.A.'s Man" Saturday evening at 9:30 on Channels 5 and 7. Police suspect a beautiful model, Nancy Ward, is involved. Through a girlfriend, Janice Coleman, Shannon is in contact with Nancy.

He poses as a fence in an effort to infiltrate the gang. "A Conversation with Eleanor Roosevelt" on "Wisdom" will be presented on Channels 5 and 7 at 7 p.m. Sunday. In the half-hour filmed program, Mrs. Roosevelt will speak on the new role of women in a changing American society.

Miss Louisiana of 1957, Bobble Chachere, will be the guest of Marolyn Clark Sunday evening at 6 on Channel 5. In addition, the Marilyn Clark dancers, including Rita Scallan, Pamela Whierheim and Jacqueline Wilder, will be seen in two numbers. James Best will portray a professional murderer in "Assassin" on "Target" at 9:30 p.m. Sunday on Channels 5 and 10. A cold-blooded political assassin takes a "business" trip to a small town in the South of France.

The story reaches a suspenseful climax when the calculating man-hunter suddenly becomes the quarry. Jr. Miss Contest JudgingContinues MOBILE, Ala. (AP) The 36 contestants in the America's Junior Miss pageant will switch categories again tonight in the final preliminary judging. The winner of the title and a $5,000 college scholarship will be decided tomorrow night.

In last night's competition, the winners were ballerina Patti Pat terson of Birmingham, in the talent division; Sara Jane Banks of Newton, in sports attire; and Judie Smith of Las Vegas, in evening dress modeling. The first winners Wednesday niffht were Sandra Lee Searle of Oak Park, 111., talent; Diane Eleanor Lee of Nome, Alaska, evening' dress; and Shirlee Parker of Fort Smith, sports attire. The contestants have been divided into three groups of 12 each, with each group participating in a different category the first three nights. The 10 semifinalists to be announced tomorrow night will be determined by the preliminary contests, plus their poise, character and personality. Five finalists will be chosen later tomorrow night and then the winner.

Scholarships of $3,000, $1,000 and two for $500 will go to runnersup. Last year's winner in the first naeeant was Miss Phyllis Ann Whitenack of Bluefield, W. Va. She is reigning as queen this year. Sarah Churchill's Arrest Quietened LONDON (UPD-Actress Sarah Churchill's arrest on a drunkenness charge was front page news today only in Britain's opposition newspapers.

The pro-government dailies discreetly passed over it. Miss Churchill, 44 year old daughter of Sir Winston, was carried into a Liverpool court by four policemen Thursday and fined $5.60 for a drunken argument with a taxicab driver. She was in Liverpool appearing In the play "Peter Pan." When Miss Churchill was arrested on a similar drunk charge in Los Angeles in January, 1958, it was banner news on the front pages of all of Britain's newspapers. Today, most London dailies buried the story on their Inside pages. Some gave It only one paragraph.

Only the Herald and the Mirror, the opposition Labor Party organs, and the Communist Daily Worker put the story on the front pnge. None of the commented editorially. Neither Sir Winston nor other momkTs of the Churchill family would comment on the incident. BORGNINE TO MARRY nOLLYWOOD (LTD Actor Ernest Uorgnine announced Thursday he plans to marry actress Kaly Jurado in Sept ember. Oysters on half shell and draft beer Suburban Gardens Roof Leak? If so Dial 3-635A DeSclle Roofing ad Pine pie and draft beer Suburban Gardeni England in the spring.

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