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THE DAILY HOME NEWS NTW BRUNSWICK, N. WEDNESDAY. JANUARY It, 19 less Texan. He'd like to get back to his acliiig career. His ultimata goal? "It sounds strange, but I would like In do good and rin unll King of the Road Reaches Crest but Eyes Even Brighter Horizons Not only does he star on the numbers in the half-hour song as a matter of course by the By BOB THOMAS Migni somenung ijk music.

Alter seven years he was keep mm King or me roaa niuuu mean i jg to do good for oth- HOLLYWOOD AP) It television show, which follows session were written by Koger soft-accented Texan wnose tal- I dunna, he muses, earning $25,000 a year, but he of the vear but he hopes to cut ers and I'd like to do well in mv ents have brought him fantastic "I never see the money: I just was dissatisfied. nu-n uvirkln hp lnnkrf t. called "The Roger Miller Spe- Bob Hope's Viet Nam special on Miller. NBC tonight: all but one of the This feat of prodigy is taken rewards. sign over the checks.

cial." and well it should. "I was spook to them, a court i do th what I do." "You know, it's a funny thing. irtna a nt For a nrooosea When you're poor, you're al- establishment. "Even I r-f FREE PARKING half-hour series. a.

r. i I 11 4 1 Al. 1 7 -Ts, "S11 earning gooa mon- SuccffiS doesn-t satisfy the rest you II do when you get a lot of ey. I wanted to be phenomenal. BOND EXCLUSIVE NOW SHOYIKG t- money.

Ill be dad-gummed if I And after seven years in Nash- can remember any of 'em now. ville, I wasn't" got credit cards by the pocket- Roger was ready to move on. 11 THE IPCRESS FILF IS A TAUT, TINGLING FILM!" ful and I don't know what to do But before he did, he made an ROLLER SKATING Evtry Night Except Monday 7:30 to 11:00 Matinees and Hols. 2:00 to 5:00 SOUTH AMBOY ARENA Mnu A tb Aa. Saatb AmkT Tonight thro Smtnrday hv, BEST Picture, Actren, Dlrtelor "DARLING" Shown 1 and p.m.

Sat. A Son. Mat. Onlr A i p.m. "SLEEPING BEAUTY" -McCAUS II ii 1 ALL OVER THE I PLACE I AND YOU'LL 1 LOVE IT! I THIS IS THE all I "I 7 7fe mmmmmmmmmm met STHAXO CIiE3IA NEW BRUNSWICK CH 9-0198 MOVIE YOU HAVE TO SEE TWICEI with 'em." album of his wry ballads for Almost Missed Smash records.

He came to Hol- The Miller saga begins back ood and attended a couple of in the small towns of Texas and dramatic classes with the aim Oklahoma, where he played of becoming an actor. But his country and Western music for Smash record proved just that, modest fees. "The dates were His musical career finally took high schools, mostly," he re- fire culminating with "King of calls. "We'd get a lot of hoots tn Road," a 2 million-seller and yells' with our music. I which 114 other artists have also didn't hear applause until I was recorded.

22 years old." Tasttt Success By that time Roger had Nw 5 ves in a Wood-moved on to Nashville, the Val- land Hills estate formerly halla of country and Western owned by Clint Walker and has SHOWN AT: ALSO PLUS: SELECTED SHORT SUBJECTS. "Zesrtul, Overt Stx Playl' mabshau. 1 Herald 'A TOTAL JOY" cue Al FY Mm Tribune "A LAUGHER!" MDEffif niwini'im a wue nis secona ana 11-week-old son, his first. One-nighters and night club dates 5TH FINAL RECORD BREAKING WEEK Nam Y't TO WE CORE fciwvouR Blo Bloom Cassel Kanfredi Mercier -Tognazzi Vini DANCE TONIGHT For Folka A Ovor. HIGHTST0WN COUNTRY CLUB T'i! meet new people A malt new frlendi whether alene reuplet Sl.an.

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