The Herald-Palladium from Benton Harbor, Michigan • Page 57

FRIDAY, JULY 30, 1365 THE NEWS PALLADIUM, BENTON HARBOR, MICH. PAGE TWENTY-FIVE HOLLY MOV IIS TV RADIO By Dick Kleiner LONDON you see Sophia Loren in person, you really seen Sophia Loren. On the screen, there is a hardness about her which is absent in the flesh. Instead, when you see her close up, she seems soft and genteel. The gamin from the Naples streets has become a lady.

In her dressing room at Pinewood Studios, where she and Gregory Peck are filming a romantic comedy mystery called she was waiting for me in a frothy negligee (part of her extensive wardrobe for the picture). And her record player was playing bossa nova music. Her English is perfect. In fact, she has a trace of a British accent. It seemed a bit incongruous, as if the Leaning Tower of Fisa put in picture windows.

She turned off the record player, politely, so we could talk. And she talks easily about any impersonal subject. am enjoying making this she said. never before have done a real American covedy, and I like it. I like working with Gregory Peck.

a real man. And you know are not very many real men among the leading men today. also like Gregory because tail and tall and WHFB WHFB-FM 1060 ON DIAL 99.9 Megacycles TONIGHT ON WHFB WHFB-FM 1060 Time 1060 1060 Headlines 1060 1060 Sign Off WHFB-FM ONLY Midnite Midnite at Chicago Midnite 1T Sign Off Saturday WHFB-FM Sign On Linn Show Linn Show Weather Linn Show Linn Show Page Linn Show Headlines Roundup Pappy Linn Show Linn Show Richards Show Richards Show Music Showcase News Farm Bureau Farm Weather Weekend Weekend at Chicago 3 30 Weekend Weekend Cover Michigan Weekend Headlines 6 15 Weekend Weekend Weekend Sign Off WHFB-FM Only Time Time on FM Xpwc Sign Off hard for me to find leading men that look well with SHY TYPE She sniiies, and she has a nice, warm smile. something of a shy smile, though, and we began to talk about shyness. am shy.

I have always been shy. Nowadays, I am terribly afraid of the public. one reason I have never done anything on the stage, although I would like to someday. Someday, perhaps, I will Broadway or it summer stock? really, the public frightens me terribly. I go out anywhere by shop or walk down a street alone.

And we go to an ordinary theater to see a movie. If I want to see a movie, I see it privately in my That is a far cry from her childhood, in Naples, when the movie-struck child saved her lire and managed to go to a movie show maybe once every month or so. how I loved the movies as a little she said. I loved Yvonne De Carlo she was my favorite. Others, too, like Rita Hayworth, but I used to dream that I was Yvonne De Carlo.

And I liked that little was her Allyson, too. But for me there was only one Yvonne De BACK TO WORK She leaned back, the picture of wealth and sophistication, and talked about those early, unwealthy, unsophisticated days. because I was shy, I indulged in games of make- believe. But I would never picture myself as a princess or a queen. That was beyond my knowledge.

I was always make- believing me in earthy roles. Gypsies, often. Perhaps that is why I liked Yvonne De Carlo so much. Those are the roles she She talked more. She talked about her future will do a musical and a movie biography of Mother about and the way likes to do things in one take if she can.

Then it was time for her to tct ready icr the shooting. As I walked down the hall, I could hear the sound of bossa nova music. RADIO LOG kc kc kc kc kc kc kc All Programs Local Time 3:00 P.M. Dawson Kaleidoscope Emerson noon In ago Sheridan Card Benson 3:30 P.M. Sheridan 4:00 P.M.

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lente! Herker RECEIVES AWARD COLOMA Technical Sgt. David L. Parks, son of Mr. and Mrs. Karl Ballinger of 464 North West street, Coloma, recently received the Outstanding Noncommission ed Officer award for the past six months for his a gic Air Command at Kincheloe AFB.

Mich. Parks was chosen for honor in recog- nition of his leadership, exempl- rarKS ary conduct and duty performance. He was also presented a $25 U.S. Savings Bond for his achievement. The sergeant is an air police supervisor in a unit which supports the SAC mission of keeping the intercontinental missiles and jet bombers on constant alert.

Parks is a graduate of Coloma high school AWARDED MEDAL NILES Technical Sgt. Paul D. Whalen, son of Mr. and Mrs. Paul E.

Whalen of 1401 Sheffield avenue, Niles, was recently decorated with the U.S. Air Force Com men dation Medal Langley AFB, Va. Whalen was awarded the medal for meri torious service while assigned to Viet Nam as an advisor. The sergeant is now an intellig- Whalen ence technician with Headquarters of the Tactical Air Command at Langley. The Tactical Air Command supports the U.S.

ground forces with air strikes, aerial delivery of troops and equipment and other combat airpower. wife, Deanna, is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Leo Day of 1240 Rose drive, Niles. Michigan Set For $499,000 WASHINGTON (AP) House and Senate conferees Wednesday left intact the authorization of $499,000 for military construc- struction projects in Michigan.

The conferees reached agreement on differences affecting other projects in the $1.7 billion authorization bill. 8:00 A.M. Allen Ross Atteberry Clark Weber Henry Cooke 9:00 A.M. Allen Off the Record Taylor Show Bartels Wally Phillips 9:30 A.M. Allen Atteberry 10:00 A.M.

Dawson Off the Record Bartels Phillips Atteberry Taylor Monitor 10:30 A.M. Dawson Roundup 11:00 A.M. City Tunes Composite Bartels Wally Atteberry Gene Taylor Monitor 11:30 A.M. Dawson 12:00 Noon Dawson Farm A Garden 940 County Fair, Lead Off Man Sheridan Berate Allen Doug Pledger 12:30 P.M. Hymns of a Dateline 1:00 P.M.

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Life of Riley Hope Theater Family 8:00 P.M. Private World Day of Arts 8:30 P.M. Hope Theater Williams Hope Benny Family Playhouse Place 9:00 P.M. Day Private World People High Paar Day Gaucho Series 9:30 P.M. Place Playhouse Place 10:00 P.M.

Paar OCIock High Paar High People 10:30 P.M. People 11:00 P.M. 11th Hour Movie Tonight Movie Tonight Movie Nightlife Saturday Rev. Beeliler To Preach In Baroda Rev. Clarence Beehler, pastor of St.

United Church of Christ in Bainbridge township will be the featured speaker at the Mission Festival services on Sunday at the Zion United Church of Christ in Baroda, according to The Rev. Hilbert G. Klien, Pastor. Rev. Beehler, who also serves the Zion Pipestone United Church of Christ outside of Benton Harbor, will preach the sermon at the 9:30 a.m.

service in the church. He will be the speaker and show slides iuring the session of the church school at 10:30 a.m. Cambridge, is known as the high fidelity capital of the world. It has the largest industrial operation in the world engaged in the production o' high fidelity record players. 8:00 A.M.

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Roller Derby A Allen Education Assoc. of Sports That Bob No Blame Pigs The fantastic dodo bird, once native to the island of Mauritius in the Indian Ocean, was I descended from a pigeon. The turkey-sized bird survived on the island until when it succumbed to destruction by man and his animals, particularly pigs. The ladies of Edenton, N.C. made history by staging a feminine Revolutionary Tea Party on Oct.

25, 1774. The location on Courthouse Green is marked with a bronze teapot I 5HOULDVE AJ GIVEN HiM A CAULI MICKEY MOUSE FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS MORTY MEEKLE ALLEY OOP NO WONDER YOU'RE RUNNING A PRIMITIVE BACKWOODS SOCIETY, S' A CAPTAIN EASY HELP YOU L)Pi SEE YOU HOME SAPE FROM THAT BUU.V1 OUR BOARDING HOUSE With MAJOR HOOPLE OUT OUR WAY By J. R. WILLIAMS WtLL.I 6HOBT, 60 I'LL' 6ETIN SACK SHOULD A ock on up Readin' IN CASE MY VMEAR OUT 04 THE Ve THE BEST PART UP ALL I BY YOURSELF TO THE FI RE AND 6TART THE OF TH'DENTS IS SO DEEP IT JOLTS HIM WHEN TH' PENCIL GOES.