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42 THE MORNING CALL, Allentown, Thursday, Sept. 3, 1959 iDavid Crane NO ONE REASON I WANT VMW SHOULPNT TALK ABOUT REASON I WANT TO BlegTf. L-JClf tO THAT GOING STAY HERE INSTEAmiM 'Af- 0g TO BE A GREAT CHAMP A I OP GOING TO A MkliVr jhih: ftK you to so you can getaway FROM BO, AfiP BE AROUNP SOME DECENT PEOPLE FOR A CHANGE I TV Keynotes: Another Private Eye MWjt, 'i i -v. it. r.

r. (to find out what was going NOMINATIONS The nominations are in! A poll among representatives of the three networks indicates that each of them has a strong contender for "Worst Se ries of the Year" honors. I suggest you see for yourself, as I will, but the smart money is rid JffttUtfa JTMO-L i HXM MINI U5l "1 I ir-rarJv- ing on "Adventures' in Paradise" nw.iuvw,v iiv i-zm ii in (ABC). "The Dennis O'Keefe Show" (CBS), and "Bonanza" (NBC). Naturally, each network has a contender for' "Best Series of the Year" honors, but you'll be reading plenty about these in 1 WHAT JUGHEAD SAIP 1 JUGHEAD CJ po8 I CAME CVER'X FREAK I SHOULD HAVE SEEN CAME CVER LAST NIGHT WITH MOTHER UoflWf TO SEE VOUR HEN? fc THE OLD HEN Tl TO PLAY 9-3 I the weeks ahead At this early iUbS By STEVEN H.

SCHEUER To paraphrase an old riddle, just how many private eyes can dance in a 21-inch picture tube? And which one of them will be the first to concede that with dozens of them set for the new season, there isn't a private eye in the business who has any privacy left? If you haven't already guessed, I'm going to tell you about a new private eye series. It's called "Philip Marlowe" and it stars Philip Carey. Early last Spring, an NBC program executive confided in me: "We finally came up with a winner. Our new 'Philip Marlowe' series is the best private eye series I've seen in years!" The NBC man had every right to use the company "we." NBC had thought so much of the property the network dug into its corporate treasury and financed the pilot film for Goodson-Todman. But something went awry.

In a pre-season deal, NBC sold "Philip Marlowe" (complete with Philip Carey) to ABC. My NBC friend was heartbroken, "If the series is as good as the pilot indicated," he told me. "ABC really 'stole a big one from us!" Revamp Show The first thing ABC did upon acquiring the property was shake up the production staff. Then the show was revamped into a real whodunit and the pilot, which is supposed to be so good, is scheduled to be sneaked into the series well after its premiere on Tuesday, Oct. 6.

According to Phil Carey, the "new" Philip will be a girl chaser and he'll engage in this plus his detection activity to a lively modern jazz background, complete without melody. Just for the record, "Philip Marlowe'' is based on the Raymond Chandler stories and was done as a radio series starring Gerald Mohr some years back. As is true of most stars of new TV series, Phil Carey will have to divide his time between acting in the show and making personal appearances on behalf of it. Luckily, Phil is a personable guy. Also, thanks to his feature film background, he's experienced in the art of the good-will tour.

"It's simply a matter of being charming and being able to hold your liquor 24 hours a day," he said. "And I dont care who you are, you must be able to begin drinking at about ten in the morning. And you have to be able to cope with the inevitable person who approaches you at these friendly gatherings and says: 'I saw your last picture. What gives with that crazy On Tour "You try to be polite and sidestep the question, but they're relentless," Phil continued. "So you drink a little more and each drink makes you feel more and more like belting the pest.

But you retain your composure, which only makes him madder. And he goes off and demands to know who had the nerve to invite you in the first place." Phil's first personal appearance tour was with Kim Novak and he still isn't sure what the studio thought might happen. "They sent five other women along as protection," heboid me, "but whether they were" there to protect Kim from me or me from Kim, I could never figure out. In either case, they weren't needed, as I think I finally convinced my wife who called me every night 7 I I WYtK HtKt Ltol MIGHT' 1 13 II 11 i I stage of the season, with the my riad announcements of new shows and stars, be prepared to get a lot of hastily researched, errone ous news. For example the over- zealous G.

E. Theatre publicity of LTS ArnsorW 161 Ittl Ullf 1AM fice announced that Jose Ferrer would be making his dramatic debut on TV in one of these season's half-hour films which is utter nonsense. Perhaps the NBC press department has the right idea. Apparently when they re not sure of the facts, they just enclose a blank sheet of paper as part of their daily information bundle. 'JJHfm CLARENCE? Vs KkfWllI 31 I NEVER I DIDN'T CVJ WHERE DID THAT IL -EHff ifi WANT THAT MEAN jglktef) -OBN 0YGQ? VZCJ IiTFKSW Til Todays Television TV Mailbag For complete program listings tor each day of the week see the Call Chronicle Weekly Television' Log Published each Saturday in the Evening Chronicle awl each Sunday in the Sunday Call Chronicle.

WRCV-TV Chan. 3 A.M. 1:00 McMahon Co. 1:30 News; Thought WFIL-TV Chan. 6 Of the thousands of questions received each week, the TV Key staff selects the most interesting and representative to be answered in this daily column.

A.M. 7:40 Guide Post 7:45 Breakfast Time 9:20 Features for Women O-Vl Hflnnv th Inwn 15 Thought for Today :20 Farm and Market 6:25 Newsroom 6:30 Forecast :00 Today 7:25 Today Phila. 7:30 Today 8:25 Today tn Phlla. 8:30 Today 9:00 Biq Rascals 9:55 News, Bradley 10:30 The Medic 11:00 Heart of TV 11:30 Susie Inside TV Star-Maker Does His Job Quietly By EVE STARR Bob Paris is not a name familiar to the public, but there are a lot of stars in Hollywood who can thank him for their successful careers. Paris is a dramatic coach and acknowledged to be one of the best in the business.

He doesn't advertise, doesn't solicit business, doesn't conduct widely publicized group workshops and never gets his name into the gossip columns. Some years ago a well groomed, nice appearing couple came into his ofifce with their daughter. The daughter, Paris admits today, was something-of a shock. She was big, she was large, she was hardly what you would call pretty and she was wearing what Paris can only describe as a circus tent. His heart sank because these people had been sent to him by an old friend.

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The title of the show is written "Colt The .45 designates the caliber bullet used in the gun. You'd need a small cannon to shoot a 4.5 shell. 6:30 Bill Bennett 7:00 News, Crane 7:15 Cartoon Theatre 8:00 CBS News 8:10 News, Crane 8:15 Captain Kangaroo 9:00 Romper Room Brooks 9:55 News, Shaw 10:00 On The Go 10:30 Sam Levenson 11:001 Love Lucy 11:30 Top Dollar P.M. 12:00 Love of Life 12:30 Search For Tomorrow 12:45 Guiding Light 1:00 News, Shaw 1:05 Cinderella Weekend 1:30 As World Turns 2:00 Jimmy Dean 2:30 House Party 3:00 Star Performance 3:30 Verdict Is Your 4:00 Brighter Day 4:15 Secret Storm 4:30 Edge of Night 5:00 Life of Riley 5:30 Early Show 7:00 News, Facenda 7:05 Weather 7:10 Sports 7:15 News, Cronklte 7:30 Eyewitness to History 8:00 December Bride 8:30 Yancy Derringer 9:00 Zane Grey Theater 9:30 Playhouse 90 i mmmmmmmmmr DM Yon Know? Smiily JpZW- 1 'Of Or oT 300 IVJOtFTOSAVf Snorers i tOTZV 12:00 Tic Tac Dough 12:30 It Could Be You PJVl. 12:00 Across the Board 12:30 Pantomime Quiz 1:00 Music Bingo 1:30 Five With Phil 1:35 Who Do You Trust? 2:00 Day in Court 2:30 Gale Storm 3:00 Beat Clock 3:30 Bandstand 5:30 Adventure Time 6:00 Popeve Theater 6:55 Clutch Cargo 7:00 Newsreel 7:10 Weather 7:15 News, Daly 7:30 Kit Carson 8:00 Zorro 8:30 Real McCovs 9:00 Leave It to Beaver 9:30 Rough Riders 10:00 Border Patrol 10:30 Newsreel 10:40 Weather 10:4 Best movies AJVl.

Night movies 1:00 Award Theatre 2:00 Queen tor Day 2:30 Blondie 3:00 Dr. Malone 3:30 From These Roots 4:00 Truth or Consequences 4:30 County Fair 5:00 Robin Hood 5:30 Huckleberry Hound 6:00 Abbott Costelio 6:30 News 6:40 Weather 6:45 NBC news 7:00 Movie Spectacular 7:30 Journey to Understanding 8:00 Who Pays? 8:30 Lawless Years 9:00 Bachelor Father. 9:3021 Beacon Street Question Can you tell us why Teresa Brewer was fired from an NBC program? Mrs. A DeWitt, Mich. Answer The reason for Miss Brewer's sudden departure from the cast of "Perry Pre The daughter, of course, want sents is still shrouded in xyy.i ttttKUHm 7- 1 1 11:00 News, Facenda 11:10 Weather; Sports 11:15 Late Show A.M.

10:00 Groucho Marx 10:30 Masquerade Party WCAU-TV-Chan. 10 mystery, as most of the prin 11:00 News 12:45 Late Late Show A.M. 11:10 Weather 11:15 Jack Paar 2:20 News; Tm cipals involved declined to comment. Reportedly, Teresa stigma, 1 ume Pcnmgm'WAW was released from the show Contract Bridge because of a dispute over billing and resultant friction with a member of the show's production staff. ed to be a star.

She wanted to be another Judith Anderson playing "Medea" and had learned several of the play's more dramatic scenes. She also wanted to be an opera star and had learned several of them by heart. Very patiently, Paris went to work. "It was a definite challenge," he says. "Underneath it all you could sense something in this girl, something that could be brought out and developed.

1 wasn't quite sure what she was, but I knew she wasn't a dramatic actress or an opera singer." So, to make a long story short, she was Carol Channing. Paris believes that acting is a Question How old is Howard By B. JAY BECKER North dealer. North-South vulnerable NORTH K75 fQ3 4AK765 Q43 K. Smith, CBS News Washington correspondent, and in which state was he born? Mrs.

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South takes two rounds of trumps and leads a diamond from dummy, West's third trump interrupts the procession of diamonds and declarer goes down one. East should see the danger, after taking the first two tricks, of permitting dummy's diamonds to be developed. The only hope of negating the threatening diamond situation is to fprce dummy to use up an entry. The advantage of playing the heart does not show up immediately. Dummy ruffs and play pro ally says.

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G'bye!" craft and that any intelligent person with no obvious "talent" can learn enough of the mechanics of the craft to become an acceptable actor. The mechanics, he says, are simple enough to define but not so simple to master how to stand, how to walk, how to move, how to talk. "Actors," he says, "can be made, but the artist is born. The artist has a thorough grounding in the mechanics of his craft and then simply transcends craftsmanship and turns his performance into artistry. Perhaps the best example of this is Greta Garbo.

She is a technician, a craftsman and an artist, all at once." Paris differentiates between an actor and a personality, but claims that even the best actor puts the. stamp of his own personality on whatever role he plays. "Helen Hayes is a great actress, but no matter what she is playing there are always overtones of Helen Hayes. The actor essentially plays a role. The personality essentially, plays himself." Paris has little time for "mood" and "method." "Acting," he says firmly, "is a commercial business.

The good actor is the one who can be handed two brand new pages of dialogue at the last minute, read and learn it quickly and then step in front of the camera and do a job. The actor who has to spend half the day getting into the 'mood' is wasting his and everybody else's time. He really isn't an actor at all." To which every director in Hollywood says a fervent Washington 4, D. C. Hospital Head Explains Costs I enclose fifty-five cents (55c) ACROSS Potato (dial) 5.

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