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entertainment capers- with nilJL McKUVONLDS Globc-Tlmei Amusement Editor 'Baby Doll' Baker Starts Controversy By DICK KI.KINKK NBA Staff Corresponde NEW YORK --(NBA)- There's a block-long sign on Times Square, showing a pretty blonde reclining in a pose that, judging by the whistle- of passers-by, is reasonably sexy. Nobody whistled at a blonde in a bulky plaid lumberjacket who walked nearby, although it was the same girl. SOL HUROK Mucho know-how. When Dolly Lynch sponsored the Amarillo performance of the State Company, "Kolo," from Belgrade, this fall, we got a laste of Sol Hurok's taste in entertainment. Last nieht.

when we saw the "Festival of Music," on KGNC-TV, we got another dose. Both times were refreshed. Often only get slar billing or are about the only names retained in memory. They often are great and deserve much recognition: Ander- fon, de los Angeles. Christoff, Rubinstein, Segovia But what about the persons, such as Hurok.

who are responsible for bringing us such ereat names for our entertainment fulfillment? More likely than not an impresario is just ns liable to get lost in the credits as colleagues in the movies (the director) and on the stace (the playwright). Let's recognize Hurok. Few impresarios in entertainment history have had the excit- inf career, the varied know-how and the respect of artist and patron alike as has Hurok. He is noted for sponsoring nothing but the best. Last season on "Producers' Showcase," presented the Sadler's Wells Ballet in a memorable production of "The Sleeping Beauty." Under his managerial guid.

ance. such prestigious names as Chalianta In time past and (he Old Vic Company latterly have been broueht to American audiences. So have the magic talents of Victoria de los An- celes, Boris Christoff. Andres Segovia. Friedrich Gulda, Hilda (iueden.

I Musici, the National Swedish Chorus, Fritz Reiner, C.rcgorv Piatigorsky. William Stelnbenr. a Warren, the Comedie Franoaise, Com- iragnie Madeleine a -Jean-Louis Barrinilt and Emlyn Williams' noted performances as Charles Dickens. Hurok discovered such American singers as Patrice Munsel a Blanche Thebom. He tooxigM inlo the international spotlight Jan Peerce.

violinist Isaac Slcrn, coloratura Roberta Peters, sso Jerome Hines and soprano Mattiwilda Dobbs. With his presentation of the original Ballet Russe in this country in 19S3. Hnrok created a ballet boom in America which has never subsided. Most of the world's leading dance companies and their art- have been Htirok attractions, including the Sadler's Wells Ballet, the Sadler's Wells Thratrn Ballet, tho Ainnia Ka- linki Dancers and Musicians from Tokyo. Roland Petit's Ballots de Paris, the Acnes deMille Dance Theater, Antonio and the Spanish Ballet, Alexandra Danilova.

and her Ensemble, tlis Ivatherine a Dancers, Xora a and Istvan Kahovsfcy. if. if. Hurok's life story, "Impresario." became a non-fiction bestseller in 1945. It later served as tho basis of a motion picture, lillod "Tonight We Sing," starring David Wayne as Hurok.

Two years ago. the impresario's book of dance memoirs, Hurok Presents," was published. if. if. if.

Quite a remarkable In tho best American tradition, for an Immigrant who arrived here from his native Russia at age 15, with three rubles as his total assets! Showtime Guide PARAMOUNT: "Tho Rack," with Paul Newman and Anne Francis, features at 1:32, 3:35, 5:38, 7:41, 9:44. STATE: "White Squaw," i David Brian and May Wynn, fcalures at 1:17, 4:08, 6:59, 9:50: "Cha-Cha-Cha Boom," a musical, with Perez Prado, fea- lures at 2:34, 3:16. ESQUIRE: "The Lady Killers," with Alec Guinness, features at 1:29, 3:34, 5:39, 7:44, 9:49. ItULTO: "Girls on Probation," with Ronald Reagan, features at 2:45, 5:33, "Juke flirl," with Ann Sheridan, features at 3:20, 4:08, 9:44. TASCOSA: "That Certain Feeling," with Bob Hope, features at 7:07, "We're No Angels," with Humphrey Bogart, feature at 9:25.

STAR: "The. 11 1 Story," with Tyrone Power, features at 7, 9:44. Customs Operation On'Circle Theater' Martins in Rome Battle Mix-Ups HOLLYWOOD, OB--Moviemaking in Rome is filled with pitfalls, says Dewey especially when you're costarring with another Martin--Dean. The two Martins no relation are in "10,000 Bedrooms," recently returned from shooting in Rome. Fortunately, Dewey has an understanding wife in singer Peggy Lee, else he might be known as ler ex-husband.

While Dewey was in Rome, Peg- was appearing in Las Vegas, lev. One doesn't get much sleep anyhow in Las Vegas but one night after her last show, she stayed up for eight hours trying to reach her husband by phone in Some. When the connection finally was made, the operator at the hotel in Rome put the call to Dean's room. Dean asked the operator to 'ind out who was calling. Back carrie the word, "Mrs! Martin." Dean took a look at his own wife the hotel room and told the operator to refuse the call.

The nformation was relayed to Peggy 7,000 miles away. "After a day or two," Dewey says' "Dean got to thinking that maybe the call was for me instead of him." Finally, the next day Dewey got his wife on the phone again and ust started to explain when the static made his voice inaudible. He gave Up and explained. the whole thing when he came home. CIRCLE THEATER: 8:30 p.m.

"Scnrch, Seizure and Arrest," 1 a dramatization of (he actual I operation of a customs cnforcc- I mcnt squad on a ship as i' tracks I down a man IrylnK lo smuRSlo livireotlcs Inlo Iho U.S.A. will I star Robert Pastenc. I Hie dramatlzntion follows IsmuRKlliiK opcwtlon from a dlnjry Inatlve qimrtcr In Mococco right 5 U.S.A. 'Bowie'Series Now on KGNC Tviewers will get a new look at "The Adventures of Jim Bowie, which starts tonight at 6:30 on KGNC-TV, Channel 4. The series is built around the life of the celebrated frontiersman and statesman, and adapted from the book "Tempered Blade" by Monte Barrett.

Jim Bowie is portrayed by actor Scott Forbes. Set on the Gulf Coast at the time of America's westward expansion between 1830 and 1840, ''The Adventures of Jim Bowie' recreates episodes in the life of one of the heroes the Alamo. Her name In Carroll Baker. Her iiecnntl movie and drat Marring "Haby Doll," ivhirh will open under the block-long sign on Dec. IS.

That's almi the day Carroll Bakor to have her drat baby. "Baby Doll" is certain lo arouse much controversy, because it go a (Condemned) rating from the National Legion of Decency, a Roman Catholic arm that reviews and rates motion pictures. And, as the chief figure in the film, Carroll Baker seems destined to be a much-discussed actress. She plays a dull-witted girl in the Tennessee Williams story. Dull-witted Miss Baker definitely is not.

She's a serious-minded, dedicated actress with an ambition that was slow to start perking but now boils at a fast bubble. She's also a dedicated wife and hopes to bo a mother. Her husband is Broadway director Jack Garfein, currently represented by "Girls ot Summer," a play that stars Shelley Winters. They met at th'e Actor's Studio, the famous dramatic factory tha produced Marlon Brando an James Dean and now Carrol Baker. She gives the studio am its director, Lee Strasberg, mud credit for her rapid advancement Carroll Baker comes from Pennsylvania coal mining town named 'Carpentertown.

I still have two coal spots on my lungs to prove it," she says 'Every time I get X-rayed, they find the same spots. Nothing tc worry about." She always wanted to be an ac tress, but she was turned down for the dramatic club in high school and, when she went junior college in St. Petersburg she was turned down for thi dramatic classes there. She neve impressed anybody with, her ity as a potential actress, a fac which doesn't worry her any more Fortunately, she had another Iron In the fire dancing. She studied dancing seriously in Florida and began to get jobs doing solos for banquets and conventions in that convention-happy locale.

She was so successful that she quit school and headed for New York. "I was going to take New Yorl by storm," she said, But it didn' rain. She worked at odd jobs, thei began to do modeling on TV com mercials and that led to a spo as a TV weathergirl and some bi parts on TV dramatic shows ant walk-on in a Broadway flo; Guinness at Esquire Alex Guinness, a mysterious lodger, rents a room horn sweet Katie Johnson in the new comedy-satire, "The Ladykillers," at the Esquire Theater today. ladykillers' Is New Comedy "The Ladykillers," a new Alec uinness comedy-satire, starts at the Esquire Theater today. The movie came from the same i 11 i a pen that gave us "Genevicve" (William Rose) and by the director, Alexander Mackendrick, of "Man in Uie Wiiite Suit," "High and Dry" and "Mandy." Guinness satires 'the leader of a quintet of would-be big-time a whose split-second armored car robbery is thrown into hilarious confusion when a nice old lady (77-year-old Kati Johnson), in whose home they are temporarily boarding, inadvertently interferes.

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For full mail coupon to Box H-34 Globe-News, Amorillo, Texas, Weaver Airline Fen.onnel Training NOT H-31 Olobe-NfW'ii. Anuirlllo, TCXM without obligation how I con Travtl and i i i CABBOLL BAKEB: "you wouldn't know it's the same girl." called "Escapade" that folded in two weeks. "I first heard about the Actor's Studio," she says, "while I was with The other actors were talking about it. I decided I needed some training, and went and auditioned for it." Actor's Studio "'as a system whereby audltons are held each week and anyone can get one. She was turned down again.

But she signed up with Lftft for private classes and passed her Actor's Studio audition the second chance she had. Out of that came marriage, a nqrt In Ihe rnovip. "Gfont." New Mexican Ranch Bought by Grangers By ALEiE MOSBV United Press Hollywood Writer HOLLYWOOD (UP)--Jean Simmons and Stewart Granger, a couple of elegant Londoners, move to a ranch in the wild and woolly west next spring and Granger, at least, may say good-bye the movies. Even Mrs. Granger will not be a full-time film star when the British-born couple give up the so-called civilization of Hollywood For their new ranch in southern New Mexico.

"I'd like to settle down and work Jesn said today. The Grangers look the plunge last summer and bought the ranch, plus 800 head of cattle, on' a tip from a South Dakota cowboy, Homer Brown, who Granger met on locatiSn for a movie. Homer is now running the ranch for the Grangers until their adobe house is built. Granger has two children by a previous marriage. He and Jean recently welcomed their first baby, Tracy.

Jean now is back at 'ork at MGM in "This Could be the Night." and the lead in "Baby Doll," directed by Elia Kazan, one ot the Stadia's triumverate of brains with Strasberg and Cheryl Craw, ford. The part, the story and the picture all excited her. After seeing the finished film for the first time she was too thrilled to speak about it for days--and her reaction was a genuine one. She looks at herself on the screen and sees "Bab Doll," not CarroH Baker, anc thinks of the character as a completely separate being. ''You know me," she says.

"You know what I'm like. Go see 'Baby Doll' and I bet you wouldn't know it's the same girl." The Leffion of Decency Is believed io have objected most to a seene between Carroll and Eli Wallach (another Actors Studio fraduate, incidentally), which a Warner Brothers' executive describes in tliQSR terms: "It's a love scene between the doll and this guy, who's on the make for her. But nothing really happens, except maybe she breathes hard. If you look at it one way, it's offensive, one way, it's not. If you use your imagination, it's a.sexy scene.

They kiss. So what?" Newman Sets 'Rack'in Film About POWs One of Hie vital subjects In recent newspaper headlines is given iting treatment in "The Rack," starting today at me Paramount Theater. Tliis problem is of the Korean war hero accused of collaboration with the enemy in a POW camp and faring a court-martial on his return to the United States. The pivtoal role of the young of. fieer charged with collaborating with the Reds in "The Rack" is played by Paul Newman, one of the screen's newest personalities, who played here most recently in the role of Rocky Grazia.no in "Somebody Up There Likes Me." There are five other starring roles in "The Rack," played by Wendell Corey as the prosecutor, Walter Pidgeon as Newman's father, Edmund O'Brien as the de- lending Army attorney, Anne Francis in the feminine lead and Lee Marvin as a key witness in the trial.

The screen play, based on a teleplay by Rod Serling, was written by Stewart Stern, who wrote the powerful film story of "Rebel Without a Cause." The film's technical advisor was Col. Charles M. Trammel who, as Assistant to the Army General Counsel, headed the staff in Washington, D. which studied the evidence in the files of 3,322 returned POWs. Tuesday, Dec.

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