The Daily Times from Davenport, Iowa • 14

11 November 4, 1961 SATURDAY TIMES-DEMOCRAT Davenport Bettendorf, Iowa 14 JOE PALO OKA VEAHWh'LS, LEEMf IS COPt.VS WITH THE CASTLE GUAXP yM BUSTER- I I -I' OFF THE "NJLfcW SAVAGE i niX 3k6u! WATCHDOG IT WITH -IP W'TU 5 i I i i lb VIDEOVUES More Mail; More about Actor Kelly 1 inmm This action is from "Back which is now showing at the RKO Orpheum Theater. Virginia Grey and Susan Hayward are two of the stars in the feature. The co-hit is "Sergeant Was a FollPSinger Bows Michigan State plays at at 1:15 p.m. on Channel 6's NCAA Football. A charter-boat skipper is accused of murder in "The Case of the Traveling Treasure," at 6:30 p.m.

sen Channel'4'on "Perry Mason." Odetta, famed folk singer, makes her television dramatic debut in the moving role of a widow whose husband has been hanged, on "Have Gun, Will starring Richard Boone, on Channel 4 at 8:30 p.m.; At 9 p.m! on" Channel 6 the Saturday Night Fights feature Farid'Salim from Argentina, and Teddy Wright, in a 10-round middleweight contest. SUNDAY FEATURES Chairman William E. Miller of the Republican National Committee, will appear on "Washington Conversation" at "11:30 a.m. on Channel 4. The Pro Football Game at 12:30 p.m.

on Chan-. nel 4 features Jhe Bears at Philadelphia. Professor Ludwig Von Drake psychoanalyzes his Donald Duck, in "Inside Donald Duck," in color at 6:30 p.m. on Channel 6's "Walt Disney's Wonderful World of Color!" Jerry Lewis presents a comedy routine when he makes a return guest appearance on "The Ed Sullivan Show" at 7 p.m. on Channel 4.

At 8 p.m., Cornel Wilde will co-star with Stella Stevens in "The Great Alberti," on Channel 4's E. TheaterThis is the dramatic story of high-'wire artist who fights a battle against the deterioration of rnkiH; i (Note: Usthifts 'carried herewith are thnse announced by the stations. When chaF.se is made without notice it is due entirely to 'the decision of the-management of the stations) on TV before. Is TV, the wonderful medium that it is, destined to be the blueprint for crime? Many parents do not supervise TV viewing. I just turn it off.

"Please do what you can to remove "The Outlaws' from TV. It is the very worst. It was with disgust I saw its return at 6:30 and then Mitch is on at 9 when school children are in bed. Does that make sense? "I must commend WOC for the "David Brinkley Journal" or Tops On Radio WOC-AM-1420: (MG-103-7). KSTT-1170, KWNT 1580; WHBF-1270; WQUA-1230 (Note: Listings carried herewith are those announced by the stations.

When change is made without notice it is due entirely to the decision of the management of the stations.) Fonda Special To Focus On History of Families By RON LORENZEN Film and TV actor Kelly Thordsen, whose brother, Aid. Harold, is in the middle of a campaign for the Davenport mayoralty, hit town this week on the way to Chicago. There he's going to do some more of those soft drink commercials. Such undertakings go a long way these days towards easing the lot of some of the most famous names in show business. Kelly's last batch of sales pitches had him playing a baby, a teenage boy, mother, father, and grandmother.

He's also been" cast as a trapeze artist, Kentucky bootlegger, revenuer and a sea captain. Not all is carbonated come-ons for the ex-Davenporter, though. He has just finished playing the part of the sheriff in Tennessee Williams "Sweet Bird of Youth" movie which stars Paul Newman, Geraldine Page and Ed Begley. "Ed Begley will win an Oscar for this one," opines Thordsen. Also behind him is "Pocketful of Miracles," directed by Frank Capra, which stars Bette Davis and Glenn Ford.

As for TV he should be seen soon here on a "Laramie" episode. In a recent "Wells Fargo" opus he played an unusual character a sweet, kind man. There may be a deal cooking which would co-star him in a cops and robbers series. Thordsen says Jock Mahoney, former Davenporter, has com pleted a couple of pilot films for a projected series. James Philbrook, another ex-area resident, he says, is "completely dedicated" to his role in the new show, "The Investigators." The Philbrooks, incidentally, are parents of a new son, Andrew Rolland.

The grandparents here are Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Cassling.

Bv MIKE CONNOLLY HOLLYWOOD Henry Fonda's TV special, "The Family," will spotlight the history of American families from Pocahontas and John Smith to Tommy Noonan. The Noonans just welcomed their 6ixth child here in Holly-wood). Mike Selsman, Carol Lynley's s- 1 SI 1 Connolly band, tells me it'll also include a segment showing his wife during her pregnancy, which is right NOW. Mike thinks the expectant-motherhood interview is a first for TV, and he may be right. Fox-TV set it up for Fox-TV's right hand to borrow Gardner McKay his "Adventures in Paradise" series, complete with his boat, the Tikii, and hand him over to its left hand for a guest-starring spot in Fox-TV's "Follow the Sun." PEGGY LEE wrote a song, "San Francisco Blues," for her 6 Years MGM actress, Maggi Brown.

A gay table was made up of Nancy Sinatra, the Norman the Walter Langs and the sensational young singer, Al-do. THE MOST TALKED ABOUT MOST SHOCKED ABOUT PICTURE OF OUR YEARS! SEE IT FROM THE BEGINNING! MON THRU FRI 5:30 8:30 SAT-SUN AT ALL SEATS $1.25 2ND BIG WEEKI I 12:00 St. John's-KSTT Vann-KSTT Dowell-KSTT WQUA News-WOC MONDAY Stevens-KSTT News WOC 10: 15-IIouseparty WHBF Vann-KSTT 6.05-CBS News-WHBF 6: 15 Serenade WOC News-WOC News-WOC 12:00 Night W'atch-WQUA Liwv Plans By LOUELLA PARSONS HOLLYWOOD -Olivia de Havilland writes that she will celebrate Christmas in America, the first time in six years compamed Pierre Galante and their two children, Benjy and i 1 1 Livvy plans to leave Paris in time to be in New York by Parsons mid-December. It's set for Olivia to star in "The Last of Wine" on Broadway early next year. But before this, she makes a trip to Hollywood to do publicity on "Light in the Piazza." the movie she made in Rome with Rossano a George Hamilton and lYvctte Mimieux for MGM.

SHAKEN up and distressed jover the sensational divorce charges brought by her playwright husband, John Osborn (who works at being one of the angriest of the a young men). Mary Ure planed quietly into New York bringing their infant son and a nurse. She dodged reporters in both London and New York by traveling under an assumed name and OPEN SAT. SUN. AT 12:00 ADULTS TILL 1 KIDS 15c THIS SHUW ONLTI Now thru Mon.

2 Hits ANEW TAMMY IN HEARTWARMING NEW ADVENTURE Sandra1! PIUS RED'S rUNNIISTCOMIDY 1 Christmas in U. S. After Thordsen has a new home in Panorama City, is currently all steamed up over the athletic prowess of his sons. "Kelly boy" is playing Pop Warner football at Sun Valjey Junior High School, the twins, Joe and John made the Los Angeles all-City team. David, 19, has been offered a baseball pitching contract with the Los Angeles Angels, will be given a chance with a farm team.

He's especially proud of David, born a deaf mute. "The boy has never quit," he says proudly. "Now he's able to a and is steadily developing his vocabulary." A nerve bloc had caused the initial difficulty. From viewers' letters: "Two or more years ago. Chan- nel 4 had Lupino and Duff in "Adam and Eve." It was a flop, Channel 6 now runs it and credits it to CBS.

Wonder how Mr. Sarnoff likes that. "Last year "Untouchables" was on Channel 4 this year on Channel 6. Last year Channel 6 had "Roaring 20's." This year it's on Channel 4. And so forth and so forth.

"Instead of erudite NBC's Frank McGee on Friday nights. longtime run of "Manhunt" which ties with "Thriller" for un-bated violence. Are the kiddies tucked in so sitters may watch? A queen once said 'let them eat She lost her head. Could happen here." Adam and Eve. "The programming this fall has hit a new low.

The crime programs are worse and the only category to put them in are 'hate' operas "Every day you read crimes of violence in local papers among children. All crimes from murder to suicide and in between are described in print. The same crimes were shown step by step Street" and the party following the premiere at Romanoff's. Everyone agree that Producer Ross Hunter has another mint in the Susan Hayward John Gavin sobber. Polly Bergen had such a good cry in the theater she made a dash up the aisle but was composed and glamorous later with husband Freddie Fields at the party.

Ross' date was Martha Hyer, she very slim and elegant in a cocoa brown satin and sequins 'gown. Virginia Grey, who is very good in the picture, admitted this is about the tenth time she's wept over the matinee drama with Jacques Mapes gallantly supplying his handkerchief. Many of the women wore long gowns a switch, including the always "best dressed" Anita (Mrs. Tom) May and Betty Bloomingdalc. Di 1 1 Tuesday Weld in long white satin and long gloves.

Patrice Wymore, a dream walking (and dancing), was with "Lucky" John Vivyan. Pat Di Cicco was with pretty IT ONIGHT UOPEN 6:00 SHOW 6: 30 nmmm CACADEMYf aua one -r "GANTRY" AT 9:00 ELECTRIC IN CAR HEATERS NOW IN OPERATION 17 ran maybe NBC deserves the credit as they may deserve this criticism. It is too bad the 'hate' shows have to clutter up the good ones. How can love for brother, friend and neighbor be shown when this exist? And re spect for property Is that a thing of the past? Maybe the families that do not allow a TV set in their homes are the smartest yet." Mrs. Robert Meyer Bettendorf upcoming special.

It's about a man who has the blues because he's been painting the Golden Gate Bridge for as long as he can remember and has never been able to finish it because when he gets to the end, he's ready to start painting all over again at the other end. Irene Dunne sent her regrets to Ross Hunter: she couldn't attend the premiere of "Back Street" to see how Susan Hayward interpreted her old role because she was busy that night watching herself act the role of a lady doctor in TV's "Frontier Circus." Try a Bellburrjcr Only Place Sold in the United States! DELL EAT SHOP West Locust at 5 Points Open 'till 2 A.M. READ AND USE THE WANT ADS 1 JFtotfttco LA DOLCE VITA AflAiJor BtlHJi LATE FEAT. T0NITE AT 11 P.M. A ROSS HUNTER-CARROLITQN PRODUCTION Susan Hayward John Gavin octt Ennui COLOR! ON' OF THE YEAR! lonely missile base in the Pacific! STEVENSON Bill WILLIAMS A Channel 4 WHBF-TV 17:30 Accent Davey 1.15 Matinee VML-WrMtllna Saturday --w-Bowiing :00 Caoi.

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Dead fish settled at the bottom and were left undisturbed because scavenger fish could not live in such deep water. The fish were then buried in countless layers of mud. Some fish extracted from the butte are believed to have lived 50 million years ago at the beginning of the mammal age. One of the extracted fish was bought by President Eisenhower last year as a gift for Japanese Emperor Hirohito. Small pickled onions in the house? They taste good when they are used as a garnish for deviled eggs.

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If she wants to get even farther away, there are plenty of bids for her in Hollywood where she's rated among the finest stage and screen performers. WITH ALICLA PURDOM Clark due to come into a large slice of the Singer Sewing Machine fortune left by Alfred Corning Clark who died just two weeks follow ing their marriage, she's annoyed to say the least over her ex, Edmund Purdom's, loose talk around Rome that she was illegally married to Clark. Purdom is claiming that Alicia and the millionnaire were wed i while she was still bound to him by law. Most ot the high stepping cafe set there, however, don't be lieve he really intends to throw any legal hurdles in her way. He's just enjoying the "nuisance value" of his talk.

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