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Srnltnrl TV TSewn Ami VIpuk At The Astor This Is If nil vu nod 3 A Saturday, September 14, 1957 In DALE CARNEGII COURSES Mora talf-Canfidane Soaak to Groups Make Mora Friends usinass Socially Improve Memory Worry Less Earn Mara Money Presented by Fla. Inst JOIN NOW FALL CROUPS FORMING Information Phono IM ARCH Winter Park 2-3921 Lita Milan Gets Only Barefoot Film Roles scene from the right side," she quipped. "My left foot is the more photogenic." SALS CSSNISII a horse into a campfire area where Paul Newman, who plays Billy the Kid, is waiting. There Playhouse 90 Fall Debut Disappoints By CHARLIE WADSWORTH In most any endeavor, but particularly true in this business, it is much easier to climb upon your soapbox and go ahead and criticize than it is to pause and look around for lomething nice 'to say. A sort of lazy man's way out, you might say.

So, with Playhouse 90's fall debut you are rather hesitant about belittling gomething that only happened to be last year's most distinguished TV drama, a program so consistently good that when you find a criticarmoment you take a second glance. There can be little doubt that the lid-lifter was disappointing. We said the other moment that for its start, Play- seemed to be some difficulty with setting up the scene. P. ENNEY'l OPEN FRIDAY NIGHT TIL 9 37 W.

CHURCH ORLANDO Love Story Brings A Good Cry cait Hflfn Bannlnf Juna Allynon Tonlo Fiichr JtnMnn Bnttt fiMil Marianne Cook Count RUnhart FrancolM Roa Dr. MorlfT Dwjer Kellh Andu Oertruda Kirk Franrwi Prut fltabblni Jane Wjatt By JEAN YOTHERS "We met. We fell in love. It was a mistake." So says that fascinating Ros-sano Brazzi as he gives June Allyson the melting look of a devoted cocker spaniel which has done wrong. By JOE HYAMS HOLLYWOOD Miss Lita Milan was standing around in her bare feet waiting for a cue to begin saying her lines when we saw her recently on the set of The Lefthanded Gun at Warner's.

Miss Milan is inevitably barefoot when she has a rolg in a 9. mmm Finally the director asked Miss Milan what was the problem. "I don't want to enter the 3 "1 Mjjiu.niaw, JH. i' it ill rfaw. i nafcMiU la 1 lirvllT3i rsrajrvn'tToTi Ir4tJitri.

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PHONE 4-4792 In the Florida sun in the Florida dew the Am- few 'A you'll look your best in Pcnney's 1 BEDDING CO. STORES IN CENTRAL FLORIDA PRESENT THEY HAVE fallen desperately in love against the romantic splendor of Munich, and everything is moonlight, roses and long rides in the country until June discovers Rossano is "forbidden." He's a married man. This is the plot of Forbidden Interlude, the romantic reel at the Astor. MISS ALLYSON plays a Govt girl assigned to a U. S.

information center in Munich, Handsome, dreamy Brazzi has J. James Arness Perry Co mo RAIN OR SHINE FASHION COATS SATURDAY 1 10 P.M. CHANNEL the role of a celebrated or 4 WDBO-TY Lit- Styled In Cotton Tapestry Tweed i i-s vfi I rs fabric so rich you'll want to Lita Milan film, a fact which made studio press agents label her "The Barefoot Girl." "TO PREPARE me for a scene, all the make-up department does is rub my face in dirt, comb my hair with their fingers and have me scuff my feet in the mud to cover up the bandaids," Miss Milan said ruefully. Miss Milan, who fits the description "a sultry type," said that even on television she's always cast as a barefoot native girl or peasant of some kind. For her current role she plays a Mexican peasant, and was told she would have a few weeks of "preparation" before the film began.

The preparation consisted of lying in the sun by a swimming pool for a few days to get a tan. "I'M HAVING a good career, so I really can't complain," said Miss Milan. "In addition, all my roles will make me a good housewife some day. I can wash clothes in a river better than anyone you've ever seen; wear it oil the time! RUBBER chestra conductor whose wife is mentally deranged. They become romantically entangled and some tender love scenes ensue but their happiness is short-lived.

This picture will make women weep. They'll enjoy a good cry as June gives up her lover. Artist Dies CHICAGO tf) Adam Emory Albright, known for his paint 1 oo ings of children in rural scenes and for his contempt for sur Sizes 8 to 18 111 yWM 1' i realistic art, died yesterday at his home in suburban Warren-ville. He was 95. I'm superb at grinding maize 3 TOP LEADERS TO ATTEND TJNITED NATIONS.

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house 90 had selected a play that could go either way, up or down. Well, The Death of Manolete wasn't up not by Playhouse 90's standards at least but at the same time, it wasn't exactly a failure. It decidedly was too much of a role for the relatively inexperienced Suzy Parker to handle. THE YOUXG LADY who appeared on Ed Murrow's show last night. Julie London, certainly would have done the role justice.

With her voice, the role appeared to be written for her. And all along the way, we kept waiting for something to happen. We didn't know what we were waiting for until it was over. It was the total absence of a Mexican or Spanish accent from Jack Palance's voice. We don't know any bullfighters but would be inclined to believe that bullfighters are like boxers in a sense, tense and jumpy.

But there was a good note: The man who played Mano-lcte's manager whose name unfortunately, we do not know and failed to catch seemed to live up to the true characterization his part called for and, as far as we're concerned, walked away with the honors. All in all, it looked as though Playhouse 90 just had an off night. The nice part of it all, however, is that such nights in Playhouse 90's case are very few and very far between. THE BIG SPORTS weekend changes some scheduling on Channel 6 tonight. Because of baseball White Sox vs Yankees at horse racing UN Handicap at water skiing championships Cypress Gardens at 4:30 and the rodeo from Pendleton, at 7 Jimmy Durante won't be seen this week and Robin Hood has moved to 6 p.m.

Perry Como returns to Channel 8 at 7 with a long list of guests including George Sanders, who has a go at singing again Richard Boone launches Have Gun, Will Travel on 6 at 8:30 and Marshal Dillon also starts his new series at 9 For your Sunday lineup, Channel 8 at 2:30 has Martin Agronson's new series featuring an interview with State Sec. Dulles Pro football at 1 on 6 has the Chicago Cards playing Baltimore at Louisville TV KEY PREVIEWS SATURDAY TERRY COMO SHOW Back for another season wilh the same easy-going kind of musicale, Perry sings Hallelujah, then introduces guests Ginger Rogers and George Sanders. Ginger is still trying to teach Perry to use both his left feet on the dance floor, while Sanders is determined to become a singer. Cabbie Lou Carter croons his latest, Selfish, and Perry contributes Around The World, Honeycomb and Whither Thou Gocst. Color Channel 8 at 7 A DOLLAR A SECOND Quiz shows are getting increasingly dangerous.

Tonight, Jan Murray tries a "firing squad" stunt on two hapless contestants. One of whom is a cop. Channel 8 at 8:30 SUNDAY STEVE ALLEN SHOW Steve uses Audrey Meadows tonight to explain his theory that waitresses are fascinating people. Audrey also turns up in a "Man in the Street" segment about the arrival of autumn. Musical guests are Frankie Laine, blasting out with Jealousy, and Dorothy Collins sweet and demure for Melancholy Baby, tempestuous on Night And Day.

Sports fans will be interested in Steve's double-barreled interview quizzing Carmen Basilio and Sugar Ray Robinson. Rain or shine, you'll always look fine in one of these smart all-occasion fashion coats! Water repellent to shed water like a duck's back! The most perfect coats ever for Florida weather! Pick one in yonr favorite style and color! All glamour styled! All with matching hats! Radio Highlights WDSO (CBS), SOl WKII (NBC MU with rocks and baking bread in a stone oven. I've learned all these things from film roles." As one might expect, Miss Milan's ambition is to get out of the peasant blouses and into some shoes and play a lady, a role she thinks she's superbly equipped for. "My purpose is to be a great actress some day," she said. "I realize how little training I've had, but I think if given a chance I can show that I really can act.

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