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14 Section 5 VIS. CHICAGO TRIBUNE, SUNDAY, JULY 14, 1963 Ann Is 'Jolt of Ginger5 for Donna Show gmumday maps Programs CHICAGO FREQUENCIES W-G-N 720 WE DC 1240 SPECIAL RADIO EVENTS 12:55 p. m. W-G-N Baseball. Chicago Cubs vs.

St. Louis Cardinals. Double header 1:25 WCFLBaseball. Chicago White Sox'vs. Baltimore Orioles.

Double header. WIND 540 WSBC 1240 WWCA 1270 WTAQ 1300 WE AW 1330 WYNR 1390 VON 1450 WOPA 1490 WB EE 1570 WNMP 1590 WCGO 1400 WILL 580 WMAQ 470 WBBM 780 WAIT 820 WLS 890 WAAF 950 WCFL 1000 WMBI 1100 WJJD 1140 WJOB 1230 tish father, comes from the Alleghany mountain town of DuBois, which, she notes proudly, is the birthplace of Tom Mix. She took her name originally it was spelled McCreight from another western hero, Joel McCrea, and since landing in Hollywood she has acted in roughly 50 television shows, all of course as a blonde. WMAQ Eternal Liohf WIND Perry Morshall 1:15 P. M.

-Du9cut WCFL- a lot of money "last year. It is definitely true what they say about the Italians they are indeed romantic. No, I was never pinched on the Via Veneto but I was followed and gaped at and the men shouted, 'Bellesima Which is quite a compliment, as everyone knows "And every day for 10 days somebody sent two dozen gorgeous roses to my room with an unsigned note that said, 'Thank you for your Every day the two dozen roses and the same note except one day the note changed to: 'I look upon you with Well, now, I'd say that's pretty strong'romantic language, wouldn't you? I never did find out who my enraptured 'admirer' was and, come to think of it, I never did get a decent plate of spaghetti over there, either." Miss McCrea, daughter of a Greek mother and a Scot By Donald Freeman Hollywood ANN McCREA is a dis-armingly attractive redhead who is keen for SCUBA diving and who will, this coming season, be seen as the new next-door neighbor on the Donna Reed Show, a big break for Miss McCrea and perhaps a pleasant jolt of ginger for that long-lived series. 4 Actually, Miss McCrea is a strawberry blonde but her on-screen resemblance to Miss Reed made a change necessary. So she turned carrot-top.

Besides, as everyone knows who has ever seen Lucille Ball, redheads are naturally funnier even if they are natural blondes. "I must be the only girl in Hollywood with blonde roots growing in," said Miss McCrea. On the Donna Reed Show, Miss McCrea will turn up as "The hardest part about skin diving for a girl is putting on all that heavy equipment," she said, "which included a 35-pound tank. I've been down to 100 feet in my wet suit a wet suit is one that permits a layer of water to get in as a kind of shield." Miss McCrea paused and eyed me suspiciously. She has azure blue eyes that blend most beguilingly with red hair.

"Or if you're not interested in SCUBA diving you aren't really, are you? We can talk a hypnotism. Last week Cary Grant promised that he would teach me self-hypnosis and I think I'll take him up on it." Self-hypnosis under water? "That's possible," Miss McCrea nodded. "How do I know Cary Grant? I did a picture with him once. Don't ask the name of the picture because it was a bomb. Or maybe be we can talk about Rome where I spent two months and Ann McCrea Had the change of hair color affected her outlook on life? "Sure, becoming a redhead perked me up," Miss McCrea said.

"As a blonde I was sad and moody. Now it isn't really that I've changed but the attitude of people toward me has definitely changed. As a redhead, I seem to be attracting a different type of man instead of the men who prefer the soft, gentle blonde type I'm now very big with men who like a girl with a a little temper, a little fire." Copley News Service 7:00 P. M. W-G-N Family TheotPr News: Raymond WIND Words in the News WJJD Jerrv Healey WCi-L Preston Brodley WMAQ Nies: Monitor AIT From the Midway 7:30 P.

M. W-G-N Fifth Army Bond Hecdliner; Ravmand WCFL Gospel Broadcasters I Perspective 7:50 P. M. WIND Congressional Review 8: 00 W-G-N Reviewiiia Stand WJJD Jerry Healey RB Raymond WIND Profile WMAQ City Desk WCFL Bethany Reform WCPA Hank ond Chet 8:30 P. M.

W-G-N Signal Ten IND Lovman's Hour WLS Chicaoo Portrait WMAQ Youth Forum WYNR Knew Your Los 9:00 P. M. W-G-N Hcwaii Calls WJJD Jerrv Healey WCFL Bit'e Class WMAQ News: Family Living WLS Pinpoint WBBM Raymond 9:30 P. M. W-G-N Senator's Report WLS Revival Time WCFL Voice of Revival WMAQ Hour of Decision WBBM John Burns WIND Howard Miller 10:00 P.

M. W-G-INf News WLS Art Roberts WBBM Anatomy of Headline WMAQ News: Americana WCFL Temple Time 10:10 P. M. W-G-N Sheriff's Report 10:15 P. M.

Moments of Metpdv WBBM CBS News analysis 10:25 P. M. W'-G-N Governor Reports 10:30 P. M. W-G-N Manic of Music WCFL-Word of Life V.

AQ Viewpoint WB3M Jock 11:00 P. M. W-G-N News: Franklyn MocCcrmack WLS Art Roberts WCFL First Church WV'AQ Niaht Report WBBM Svn-phenic Solute 11-15 P. M. WMAQ Tecanini MIDNIGHT AND AFTER W-G t-ra-Mvn MacCormack V.C.-L All-Niqnt Show WEDC Mid'iioht Flyer 12:15 A.

M. WMAQ Prcmenude Concert 1:30 A. M. WMAQ Best of Interlochen WJJD Wings of Healing WMAQ voice of Prophecy WAIT Bible speaks to You WTAQ Word Of Truth WAAF Face It 9:45 A. M.

WAAF Meet the Churchman A. M. W-G-N News; Music Unlimited WLS Message of Israel WMAQ News; Words and Music WNMP Jewish Community Hour WBBM News; Sheridan WAAF Phil Llnd 10:15 A. M. WAIT Sydney Walton 10:30 A.

M. WIND Lee Rodgers WBBM Pat Sheridan WAIT oral Roberts WLS Scieftce ond the Challenge WJJD Jack Elliott 11:00 A. M. W-G-N Jim Mills WLS Quincy College Hour WMAQ News; Words and Music WCFL Jay Trompeter WHFC Dr. Clinton C.

Cox WAIT Moody Church WAAF Phil Llnd 11:30 A. M. W-G-N Pipe Dreoms WLS The Small College WJJD Jack Elliott 11:55 A. M. W-G-N Time to Reflect WMAQ If Your Money 12 NOON TO 4 P.

M. NOON W-G-N Hi-Fi Fan Fare WNMP Great Hymns I IMP Lee Rodgers WLS Viewpoint WMAQ Outline for Living WBBM News: Trout WJJD Jerry Healev WAAF Civil War Diary 12:10 P. M. WAIT Sydney Walton WBBM Mai Bellairs 12:30 P. M.

WAAF 950 Club WLS Billy Graham WMAQ Lutheron Hour WAIT Serenade 12:45 P. M. W-G-N Leadoff man 12:55 P. M. W-G-N Baseball 1:00 P.

M. WLS Art Roberts WBBM News: Bellairs WJJD Jerry Healey wife to Bob Crane, the disk jockey, and just possibly their pairing will lead to their own comedy series. I sat at lunch with Miss McCrea, and she was talking about skin diving, a subject foreign to me. 4:30 A. M.

TO 12 NOON 4:30 A. M. WBBM Church of the Air WLS Christian in Action 7:00 A. M. W-G-N News: Dick Lashbrook WMAQ American Scene WJJD Oral Roberts WBBM Tabernacle Choir WLS Meet the Professor WCFL News: Sunshine WMAQ American Scene WAIT Protestant Hour 7:15 A.

M. WAAF Serenade 7:30 A. M. WLS Revival Hour WCFL Hour of Decision WBBM Pat Sheridan WlrD Paul Rogers WMAQ When Men Are Free WJJD Destiny of America WAAF Gospel Time WAIT Oral Roberts 7:45 A. M.

WMAQ Carnival of Books 8:00 A. M. W-G-N News; Favorite Hymns WLS Bible Class WCFL They Might See WAAF Oral Roberts WBBM News: Sheridan WIND Perry Marshall WMAQ Great Choirs WAIT Sword of the Lord WJJD Glad Day WTAQ Creation Hour 8:15 A. M. WMAQ Art of Living WBBM Pat Sheridan 8:30 A.

M. W-G-N Faith of Our Fathers WBBM Pat Sheridan WMAQ Bible Study WLS Back to God WCFL Light ond Life WJJD Herald of Truth WAAF Answers WAIT Mission to Greeks 9:00 A. M. W-G-N News: Music Unlimited WMAQ News; Rodio Pulpit WLS World Vision WIND Lee Rodgers WJJD Gospel Hour WAIT Church of God WTAQ Czech Hour 9:15 A. M.

WAAF Sydney Walton 9:30 A. M. WEAW World of Tomorrow P. M. WCFLBaseball 1:30 P.

M. WIND Perrv Marshall WMAQ Catholic Hour WVON Current 2:00 P. M. WJJD Jack Elliott WMAQ Monitor WJJD Berme Allen WTAQ Lil Wally 3:00 P. M.

W-G-N Baseball WLS Clark Weber WBBM News: Bellairs WAAF Baptist Cnurch WAIT Sunday Spectccular WJJD Jack Elliott 3:30 P. M. WLS Presenting the Small College 4:00 P. M. W-G-N Baseball WBBM Mai Bellairs WJJD Jack Elliott WAAF 950 Club WEAW Manion Forunn WirD Lee Rod9ers WAIT Limelight 4:30 P.

M. W-G-N Baseball WBBM Mai Bellairs WAAF Best of the Bard 5:00 P. M. WLS Clark Weber WAAF Quest WAIT Limelight 5:10 P. M.

WBBM Olhe Ravn'nnd 5:15 P. M. WMAQ John Chancellor 5:30 P. M. W-G-N Baseball WMAQ Meet the Pres 4 P.

M. TO MIDNIGHT 4:00 P. M. W-G-N Scoreboard WLS Bob Hale WBBM News; Ravmcnd WMAQ Cnicaso: the Vacation City WIND Forum 6:10 P. M.

W-G-N Edoie Hutbard 6:30 P. M. WIND How Much Love Does a Child Cost WAIT Problems of the City WAAF Sundcwn Serenade WCFL Scoreboard 6:45 P. M. WJJD Manion Forum How Godfrey's Radio Show Vanders Doesn't Fit Pattern of TV Cowboy Air Gets on BUY NOW PAY LATER BUY NOW PAY LATER BUY NOW PAY LATLR I By Joseph A.

St. Amant stables at Santa Anita race track when Willie Shoemaker was just an exercise boy. Warren was fired and he joined the navy. That was in 1943. "I still liked horses even tho I was in the havy," he says.

"Here I was on the carrier Philippines Sea way out in the Pacific 3,000 miles out. When we'd get the mail, you know what I'd get? I'd get the stuff from my cor- Warren didn't like boxing too much. "I had a good punch," he says, "but sometimes after a fight when I began thinking about the guy I beat, I'd get real scared. There's a lot of ham in athletes and I decided that I was fighting because I wanted to act. I liked to hear the crowd yell.

It was the same way in football. I had to play the 1 a I had to be the quarterback. After I figured '3j: ljj i rcffirf 1 ntw-n' 'it 'lilt nun M. By Jean Lewis WATCHING the Arthur Godfrey radio show take form is an entertainment adventure not too dizzily unlike standing mid-center in a three-ring circus. From the moment I arrived, an invited guest to Studio One at CBS in New York, I was caught up in the excitement and spirit of the show's regulars and guest stars.

I selected a comfortable chair along the wall from which I could see all the action and for a radio show there's plenty of it. Maestro Johnny Parker twisted to the band's tune-up harmony while he huskily explained: "I lost my voice cheering for the New York Mets yesterday." COMBINATION OFFEI? 5 pc. BARBECUE SET and BRAZIER COVER 76 whmwm ti 'IS UTiL-iH Hollywood WARREN VANDERS, one of them cowboy-acting fellas, appears and talks like a dull, aw-shucks kind of guy but he ain't really. Warren's got an education. And since the acting business is sometimes kind of shaky for a guy with a family to support, he's got a side line.

He's a school teacher, got a secondary credential and all that He can coach a football team, too. Warren was a darn good quarterback at little Pepper-dine college right in Los Angeles a few years back. He wasn't making out too hot in this acting dodge up until last winter when he got a part in the "Empire" TV. series on NBC with Richard Egan. Warren played a character called "Chuck Davis" and everybody liked him so much they wrote him into the series.

Now he can sit back and count his residuals during summer reruns. Warren, who is really very sharp and figures out just about everything, says: "This Chuck Davis is kind of a goof-ball character. He's good at things but he's a loser. He could ride a wild bronc successfully, then get on his own horse and fall off because he forgot to tighten the cinch." Warren likes acting but what he really wanted to be was a jockey. He gave up the idea on account of he grew to be 6 feet 3 inches tall and tipped the scale at 190 poundswithout a saddle or any other riding gear.

But he loved horses anyway and he got a job in the mm Arthur Godfrey asked the Redhead. "Tammy Grimes is wonderful. I don't know what the critics said about the show and I don't care I'm going to see it again." Damita Jo mentions the new craze in night clubs spiritual singing. Hayes and Parker, know all about it because they'd spent an evening "singing and banging on tamborines" thoughtfully provided by the management. Nipsy commented on the "angelic" attire of the waitresses: "little more than wings and a halo." "Must get pretty noisy," Godfrey observes.

"It's not the place to go if you want to talk," agrees Parker, speaking from his perch in front of the band. "Can't use it as a business entertainntent de i chortled Godfrey. it jf 1 ill ir iWnimiiniMin mawiifT'iX- nitr ilf fa imJ i el i Skewer Turner Fork Tongs Spoon Brazier Cover Warren Vanders (right) helps Ryan O'Neal's marksmanship on western TV series, Empire. Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, I decided that I'd this out, July 15-16-17 BRAKES Pianist John Thomas Covelli tinkled "Claire du Lune" on the studio's grand piano, Richard Hayes hummed thru a ballad, and Nipsy Russell offered poetic recitations. All drank tea, coffee, smoked, or moved about.

Before I could say "Ar-tha," Godfrey bounded into the studio, clasped my hand in a welcome, and hopped on the low platform where he sits behind a desk flanked by guests ensconced in directorlike chairs. Sipping tea poured from a white porcelain pot placed near his left elbow, he runs thru a song "Dear Hearts and Gentle People" with guest vocalist Damita Jo and listens to the playback. Arthur takes off his suit coat, puts on big gray earphones, and nods to the engineer. We hear the downbeat, the familiar theme and it's showtime another hour of "keyed up" conversation, humor, and song begins. "Has anyone seen the play, 'Rattle of a Simple Man'?" "13)88 respondence course in veterinary medicine I was taking from Utah State university.

The other guys used to laugh at me here I was a sailor studying horse husbandry." When Warren left the navy he went to Pasadena City college, played football, and became an amateur boxer. Warren won 40 of 42 fights and he got to the regional finals in the tryouts for the United States Olympic team in 1952. im95 1395 Installed Installed Exchange Installed Exchange Exchange be an actor." Warren was a heller when he went to Montebello High school. He hardly ever cracked a book. One of his teachers used to tell him he should go to a trade school.

"I don't know exactly what happened," Warren says, "but suddenly I began studying. I was a 'D' student in high school but I had an 'A' average in college. I'm the only gay in Pepperdine history to go there on a football scholarship and major in speech arts drama." Warren's real name is Van-derSchuit and he had no trouble figuring out how to shorten that to fit on a theater marquee. UP! GUARANTEED 10.000 MILES OR I YEAR 6 MONTHS TO PAY. TERMS! GUARANTEED 20,000 MILES OR 2 YEARS MONTHS TO PAY.

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