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First Assignment in 1913 4.. I Just couldn't go along with it. We all worked harder on that one than we ever had before and It turned out the picture launched her on a new career." Herold Goodwin, who acts as the "Daniel Boone" dialogue coach, started in the motion pictures business at the old Kalem Company In Glendale, California the same year as Marshall. Goodwin used to be Mary Pickford'g leading man. "Between the two of them," said star.Fess Parker, "George and Herold represent 108 years in the entertainment industry." ,1 i II Veteran director George Marshall, who directed the "Daniel Boone" episode "Chief Mingo," which airs Thursday, Dec.

7, has "megged" more than 400 feature motion pictures in a career that goes back 54 years. His first directorial assignment was "Committee on Credentials" at Universal Studios in 1913. It starred Harry Carey. Marshall's favorite directing job was "Destry Rides Again" in 1939 with James Stewart and Marlene Dietrich. "I liked that one most," said Marshall, "because I was told that Miss Dietrich was 'washed WE ARE A PIVOT ItMH "A Man and His Music 4- Ella Jobim" Is televised on Monday.

Sinatra's Special IT'S MORE THAN JUST A JOB IT'S A WHOLE NEW LEASE ON LIFE! You will be entering one of the most profitable of oil professions Best of all. you now have the key to a business of your ownl Why waltl Come Into Rudae's and talk to one of our experienced staff todayl POINT SCHOOL ACCREDITED NATIONALLY 509 Columbia Ph. 420-8255 AFTERNOON 12:00 3 News 4 Lunchtime Theatre 5 Noon Report 6 Jeopardy 7 The Fugitive 8-10-IS Love of Life 13 50-50 Club 12:30 3 At the World Turns 5 Let's Male Deal 6 Easy Money SI Oil Search For Tomorrow 12:45 f-IO-IS Guilding Light 1:00 3 Love Is A Many Splendored Thing 4 Woody Woodbury 5 Oays of Our Lives 7 Newlywed Game 810 News 9 Boxo's Circus 18 Film 1:30 3 Houseparty 5 The Doctors 6 Let's Ma Ice A Deal 7 Dream Girl 8-10-18 As the World Turns 13 Everybody's Talking 2:00 3 To Tall the Truth 5 Another World 6 Days of Our Lives 7 General Hospital 1-10-18 Love Is Many Splendored Thing 9 Pat Boone 13 Newlywed Game 2:30 3 Edge of Night 4 Islands In The Sun 5 You Don't Say 6 The Doctors 7 Dark Shadows 8-10-18 House Party 13 Dream Girl '67 3:00 3 The Secret Storm 4 Billie Boucher Show 5 Match Game 6 Another World 7 Dating Game 8-10-18 To Tell The Truth 13 General Hospital 3:30 3 Movie 4 Beaver 5 PDO 6 You Don't Say 7 Movie JOKE ON PIERRE HOWIE HORWITZ, the producer of "Batman," is a pixie when it comes to playing practical jokes. Those associated with him In connection with the popular series are constantly on guard, especially If they have successfully played a practical joke on Horwitz. Horwitz made one of his best ploys recently, when former presidential press secretary Pierre Salinger made his television acting debut in "Batman." Salinger was set to play "Lucky Pierre," the world's most successful defense at- torney who defends Cat-woman (Eartha Kitt) and Joker (Cesar Romero) in "The Funny Feline Felonies," set to air Dec.

28. When Salinger walked onto the soundstage where Lucky Pierre's office set was housed, he spotted Horwitz' prank immediately: Atop the barrister's roll-top desk was a framed photograph of former Vice President Richard Nixon. "We were going to use a picture of George said, "but he's still-a member of the Screen Actors Guild and we'd have had to pay to use his Image." 8-10-18 Edge of Night 9 Woody Woodbury 13 Dark Shadows 4:00 4 Popeye 5 Merv Griffin 6 Bernie Herman-Let's Make Love 8-10-18 Secret Storm 13 Dating Game 4:30 8 Movie Si Bridget to Cross 9 Superman 10 Movie Man With the X-Ray Eyes 13 Gilligan's Island 18 Movie Miss Grant Takes Richmond 5:00 3 Flints tones 4 Mike Dougles 5 Chicago Report 7 Newt Hour 9 Mister Ed 13 I Love Lucy 1:30 3 Walter Cronkite 9 Timmy and Lassie 13 Peter Jennings EVENING :00 3 Newt 4 Dennis The Menece 5 Huntley-Brinkley 6 Early Report 7 Truth or Consequences 8 McHale's Navy 9 Garfield Goose 10 O'Clock Report 13 Newt 18 Newt. Weather. Sports 4i30 3 Deleter! 4 Perry Mason 5 I Dream of Jeannia Huntley-Brinkley 7 Garrison' Gorillas 8-10-18 Walter Cronkite 7:00 Jerry Lewis 6 Early Report 6 News 9 Flintstones 10 Newlywed Game 18 College Football Highlights 7:30 3 Red Skelton 4 Truth or Consequences 6 I Dream of JeannTe 7 The Invaders 8-10-18 Daktari 9 Wagon Train 13 Garrison's Gorillas'' 8:00 4 Divorce Court 5 Movie Tammy end the Doctor 6 Jerry Lewis 8:30 3 Good Morning World 4 Hawaii Calls 7 N.Y.P.D.

8-10-18 Red Skelton 13 The Invaders 9:00 3 CBS Reports 4 Merv Griffin 6 Movie Tammy and the Doctor 7 Hollywood Palace 9 Perry Mason 9:30 8-10-18 Good Morning World 13 N.Y.P.D. 10:00 3 News 5 NBC News 7 Newsnight 8 Erie Hoffer: The Passionate State of Mind 9 Alfred Hitchcock 10 Ten O'Clock Report 13 Hollywood Palace 18 News 10:30 3 Movie The Mouse That Roared 4 Newt 5 Tonight Show 7 Joey Bishop Show 10 CBS Reports 11:00 4 Hitchcock 6 Final Report 8-9 News 13 News 18 Newt, Sports November II, 1967. Pag I A Black Tie Affair FRANK SINATRA once again demonstrated his flair for showmanship by inviting an audience to attend the taping of his television special, "A Man And His Music Ella Jobim" In black ties which will air Monday (Ch. 8, 8 p.m.; Ch. 6, 9 p.m.).

Somewhat of a first on the Hollywood scene where evening wear is almost always limited to motion picture premieres, theatrical presentations and similar dressy events, the gesture was looked upon by many as an indication that television has come of age. For those who remember the hit songs of a few years past as well as the top tunes of today, the evening proved to be an occasion in keeping with formal invitation. Joined on stage by singing guest Ella Fitzgerald, Sinatra and his guest guitarist-composer Antonio Carlos Jobim teamed up for an informal concert segment to officially, top off his hour-long musical special. Musical offerings spotlighted during this portion of the program included a pair of unforgettable Benny Goodman tunes, "Stompin' at the Savoy" and "Don't Be That Way," plus George and Ira Gershwin's "They Can't Take That Away From Me," which was penned for the motion picture, "Shall We Cole Porter's "At Long Last Rodgers and Hart classic, "The Lady Is a Tramp," from "Babes in a Matt Dennis-Earl Brent song "Angel Eyes" from the film of the same name and Sinatra's own theme song, "Put Your Dreams Away," which was penned by Ruth Lowe, Paul Mann and Stephan Weiss. Britain's John Moxey Directs N.Y.P.D.

Series JOHN MOXEY is a British film director who got his foot in the door of American television and has since moved the rest of his person into the U.S. picture. Moxey was signed last winter by David Susskind to direct the Talent Associates production of "Dial 'M' for Murder," which will be seen on ABC-TV Wednesday. The finished product, which stars Laurence Harvey, Diane Cilento and Hugh O'Brian, so pleased Susskind that he lured Moxey over the Atlantic where he has been directing most of the episodes in ABC-TV's Y. P.

series. He's made an occasional trip home to do a couple of shows in the "Good Company" series and currently is back in England where he is directing another Talent Associates drama, "Laura," which also will be an ABC movie night special. Prior to his association with TA, Moxey had worked in England and on the continent as a free-lance film director. His efforts, how ever, are not unknown to American viewers. He has directed segments of "The Avengers," "The Saint" and "The Baron," three British series which have been widely seen here.

Moxey, who studied art at" Bradfield College In England, came out of the British army in 1945 with a wound and an. interest in the motion picture business. He took a job in a film cutting room and moved up to a post as assistant director. As television began to develop he accepted a post with the British Broadcasting Company as a staff director. Since men he has been associated with a number of "firsts" In British television.

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