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2 El Dorado (Ark) El Dorado February 20, 1971 SILVER FOR SALE Silver that will be on sale at the El Dorado Charity Leaaue Antique Show and Sale to be held March 5-7 at the TAC House will be a large Sheffield silver cof- Pa'r Sheffield covered dishes, circa 1820; a pair of Sheffield silver candlelabrum; and a four-piece Sheffield silver tea set and tray, circa 1865. Mrs. Hazel btacomina is holding a rare sterling Mortief bowl, Sheffield English, circa 1890 by Martin Hall and Co. I DOROTHY MANNERS' I Hollywood flattered as they are that their son, Carlo Ponti has been named of the year" by a German baby food company, Sophia Loren and Ponti Sr. will go to court before permitting the commercial firm to use a painting of little Carlo on its products.

Papa Ponti flew to Munich the other day to confer with German lawyer Georg Romatka about buying back the painting although the baby food people had paid artist Oskar Kokoschka $35,000 for it. The artist lives near Sophia and Carlo in Italy and had been given permission to do the portrait for (they thought) exhibit in Marlborough Galleries. That would have been all right, but as an on cans of pureed JACK BENNY the only celebrity to decide to get away from it all on a ruise of the Mexican Riviera aboard the decks of The Princess Italia. Kudy alee is to be the special guest performer on the March 19th sailing of the luxury liner, a 14-day cruise into the harbors of Puerto Vallarta, Mazatlan, Manzanillo and Acapulco. Iiudy will put on his one-man show nightly for his shipmates.

Currently he is in Miami reviving his hit in To Succeed in Business Without Really FINALLY GOT around to seeing and Heloise, and still under the of one of the finest dramas ever presented in Los Angeles. Only thing bothering me is that in the general raves over Diana Rigg as Heloise, Keith Abelard has been a bit overlooked. The Australian actor, something of a Richard Burton type, booms over the footlights in the great moments of his emotions, leaving audiences somewhat paralyzed by his performance. Previously Michell scored in of La in London and on Broadway, as well as in La But he reaches his heights here at the Ahmanson Theater. When he is not acting, Keith writes music and paints.

In fact, he has an album coming out soon. WE SEEM TO be trodding the boards today now it is Lana Turner who is hitting the summer stock circuit in This is indeed a departure for Lana, she being strictly a movie actress during her entire career. She swears she Is not nervous, blit just in case, she has already started taking voice projection lessons from George Griffin, who has coached Rock Hudson, Hawn and others. And Lana being Lana, the glamour queen, she is huddled with designer Nolan Miller about her extensive wardrobe. Originally her tour included just four cities starting in Washington, on June 8th demands for additional bookings are so great Lana has taken on three more cities.

HOLLYWOOD Can television the boob tube in front of Barbara Feldon and you have a first class war on your hands. critics who greet each seas with new the same old simply infuriate me," said Missy Feldon, even her dark bangs shaking with indignation. evision is the only medium of the arts that is for EVERYBODY, and sick, and condescending Lana Turner Barbara Feldon $1 Men's SUITS Cleaned Pressed BLOUGH'S TOP HAT CLEANERS Hillsboro And the lonely, broke, and the old, as w'ell as the intelligent and well-to-do can find something to ease them or make them happy somewhere along the networks. a TV actress. And proud of it." So take that, you carping critics of TV.

Depending on what inter GIVE HELL, JOHN! JOHN WAYNE A Howard Hawks Production LOBO DRIVE-IN Phone 862-7551 No One Under 1 7 Will Be Admitted Also: "THE GIRL WHO KNEW TOO THE WEIRD WORLD OF WITCHCRAFT TODAY EXPOSEDI From penthouses and country estates of the jet set to hippie communes and the dark alleys of the asphalt jungles the demonic throb of ritual bizarre chants of the Necronomicon evoke a modern world Mk UNSPEAKABLE CULTS STRANGE RITUALS lm EROTIC RITES NO ONE UNOtM 17 HAC CARAVfl PRODUCTION Witchcraft 170 British Press Ignores Meg-Tony Rift By TOM CULLEN LONDON (NEA) Rumors that Princess marriage to the Earl of Snowdon, formerly Tony Armstrong Jones, may be breaking up have met with deafening silence here. Only the more daring London newspapers have reprinted the American press stories about a possible separation, and then without adding details or comment of their own. As far as the British Broadcasting Corporation is concerned, not even a hint of the rift between Margaret and Tony has been broadcast. The result is that the average Briton remains in blissful ignorance of the royal domestic crisis that has created a sensation in the United States and on the Continent. The silence is not due to any official censorship but is self-imposed by British media.

It stems partly from an exaggerated sense of fair play. It is considered to be to sandbag members of the royal family, who cannot hit back in their cwn defense. But the silence heads. looks like he also reflects a genuine concern for the British mon- ests you most on the small screen, place Barbara as the girl in a tub of soap bubbles on a well-known commercial (oh, those Or as the tall, dark and pretty lead for five years on the Smart Or as Dean sidekick on si.v of his shows, plus dozens of others. She has made movies, with Dick Van Dyke was one.

But give this strikingly intelligent girl TV and happiest. One of the fringe benefits is the new house she bought. It clings to the side of a Hollywood hill, colorfully accented with a bright blue door and rooms of orange and yellow and bright posters and paintings. nice. At one stage of her career, television made Barbara an heiress overnight.

Qualifying as an expert on Shakespeare, she came up a winner on the old show and walked off with a check fox- that amount in her pocketbook. And no phoney-baloney coaching, either. won fair and square," she said. MANNERISMS: a Clark, in one of those cute, tight little knit evening caps, was the smartest-looking lady at dinner at the Bistro. The English enchantress was in town for a Bob Hope TV Showr.

Lana Wood, i sister, is dating Joey Tata, he a regular in the David Janssen TV series. Could not check it out, but I hear Ernest top choices for are Dyan Cannon and Richard Benjamin. Suggestion To Appear In Column A local girl has been selected as the recipient of a due to having her suggestion accepted by Polly Cramer, author of The suggestion which was written by Melissa Shoffner, the ll-year-oid daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Mike L.

Shoffner, 1145 N. Magnolia Drive, will appear in the March 7th edition of the El Dorado Daily News. Kedford in Killer' HOLLYWOOD (IJIM) Hubert Kedford will star in the title rule of he Crow Killer, a story of a man whu seeks to wipe out the Crow Indian tribe seeking revenge. archy, and a desire to protect it from scandal, even though the scandal concerns someone as remote from the throne as the sister. The estrangement between Princess Margaret and Tony, both aged 40, arises from a fundamental clash of personalities.

in the opinion of those who know the couple. In inner palace circles, Tony is regarded as an overgrown hippie, a view his wife sometimes shares. Before his marriage to Princess Margaret in May 1960, Tony chose his friends from among artists, writers, actors and fashion models, people whom the palace ordinarily considers to be the When it became evident that the princess had her heart set on marrying Tony, however, the royal establishment reluctantly gave the couple its blessing. The reasoning then was that Tony could be housebroken. Let him keep his photography as a hobby, as long as he continue as a professional photographer, the establishment argued.

Tony was even encouraged to build a studio equipped with the latest photographic gadg- band. When Lord Snowdon turned up in a uniform of his own design as Constable of Cearnarvon at Prince investiture there were titters among the titled stepped out of a musical corned one peer was heard to observe. For the rift in her marriage, which was a gossip topic as long ago as 1967, Princess Margaret is partly to blame, in the opinion of those who have observed her closely in recent months. seems to have become wrapped up in her children to the exclusion of one friend commented recently, referring to her absorption in her children, Viscount Linley, aged 9, and Lady Sarah Armstrong Jones, aged 7. Margaret has neglected her appearance a woman who prides herself on being a smart dresser remarks.

used to take an interest in clothes, but now she looks positively dowdy. no wonder that eyes have strayed There is a parallel to the present situation in the 1936 abdication crisis of King Edward VIII (now the Duke of PRINCESS MARGARET at a movie premiere last November (left) and with husband Lord Snowdon in 1967 (above), just after first rumors of a marital rift between them had been heard. Talent Show Auditions To Be Held Auditions for the Talent Show, which will be sponsored by the Smackover High School Student Council, will be held Saturday, at Hobgood Auditorium beginning at 2p.m. The Talent Show will be held in March. The Student Council is sponsoring the event in order to raise money to build a Student refreshment center on the high school campus.

There will be two groups for the auditions. The first group will begin at 2 p.m. and the second group at 3 p.m., according to announcement of a spokesman for the Student Council. Those listed in the first group are Mike Sharp, Tamra Parker, Becky Jenkins, Jondalyn Ray and Debra Sales, Susan Price, Donna Chenault, Monique Brumley, Rhanda Ray, Donna Moore and Tea' Widmer. The second group is composed of Norris Beard, Rusty Scott and Johnny Williams, Senior Cheerleaders, Rhonda Ramsey, Jimmy Williams, Tony Widmer, Ricky Burson and Billy Bennett; Alana and Gary King, Carlene Holmes and Franklin McElroy, and the Stage Band Any one interested in performing is asked to be at the auditorium at 2 p.m.

to audition with the first group. Announcement was made that before the second group begins auditions, the first group musi leave the auditorium. ets in the grace-and-favor apartment alloted to Princess Margaret and himself at Kensington Palace. But Tony Armstrong Jones has refused to be tamed, or to kowtow to royal custom. Not only did he not give up his professional career, but he signed a contract with The Sunday Times.

Today, he works as hard as any Fleet Street lensman. When he is not photographing London Cockneys, he is snapping fashion models, or old-age pensioners, or drug addicts. The courtiers, for their part, have no great love for Princess hus- Windsor). Then, as now, only the American press carried accounts of the crisis, reporting the growing attachment for Mrs. Wallis Simpson (now the Duchess of Windsor).

For six weeks the British public remained in the dark while the dramatic clash between the King and Prime Minister Stanley Baldwin occurred behind the scenes. It was only on Dec. 2, 1936, when the crisis was nearly over, that the news broke on an unsuspecting public. Little more than a week later Edward VIII had abdicated, and was on his way to exile in France and to RECEIVES FOOD The eighth grade Y-teens recently received 35 pounds of dog food donated to the animal shelter by "Mr. a local market.

Front row, left to right, are Cynthia Hays, Margaret Cribb, Vicky lawrance, Anita Pepper; back row, Melissa Finley, Mary Ballard, Leah Elliot, Susie Hardy and Cheryl Duke. 1 YOUR SATURDAY NIGHT MOVIE PRESENTS PAUL NEWMAN AS "HUD" THE MAN WITH A BARBED WIRE SOUL: HE GETS WHAT HE WANTS, WHATEVER IT COSTS. THE BATTLE CRY THAT BECAME A PERSONAL CHALLENGE WILLIAM HOLDEN GRACE KELLEY IN "THE BRIDGES OF T0K0-RI it KTAL VISION 10:15 ACADEMY THEATRE eventual marriage with the woman he loved. Some Britons wonder if the present drama involving Margaret and Tony will unfold in the same way, the public being presented with the accomplished fact of their separation. The couple recently made a rare public appearance in Barbados and those who have watched the growing estrangement between the two hope that somehow the marriage can be patched up, for the sake of the children involved, as well as for the untarnished image which the family has so far presented to the world.

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