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TV TIMES TV CiSOSSWOS Questions for this column should lie sent to TV Talk back, Los Angeles Times Mirror Square, Los Angeles, California 90053 i JEAN HARLOW DAVID NIVEN ACROSS 24 TV zoo animal 25 Mr. Dailey 26 Foreign 28 TV sports arena cheer 29 Levenson 32 Oscar and Felix are this 33 Mr. Thinnes 34 Barbara 35 Attempt 36 Capt. Greer's squad 37 Satan 1 Betz or Reiner 5 Sue Langdon 8 Orson 12 Bewildered 13 Bridget's brother is one (ab.) 14 of the Century 15 Caesar and Melton 16 Jagger or Martin 18 Sorrowful 19 Allen's initials 20 Observe 22 Uncloses 38 A Hunter 39 Marie 40 Mr. Folk 43 Picnic pest 44 Poston's monogram 46 Wallach 47 Shout 50 Sharif's first name 52 High in stature 54 Ruby or Sandra 55 Pianist Peter 56 Grafted (her.) 57 Distress signal 58 Fillip 1 2 3 4 15 16 17 I 18 19 110 111 3 f4 15 16 18 19 20 2T 222f" I 1 2g L-LJ 32" "20P 35 36 57 33 "39 40 141 142 3 44 145 46 4T4t49- 50" 51 52 If 54 55 I 56 57 58 I 1 I I I 1 I I I I I I 2 What is his name, and why haven't we seen more of him? L.K., Newport Beach A.

The comic is Steve Land-esberg and he has become a talk show regular with Paar and other shows as well. Q. A friend of mine told me that a few years ago, on the KTLA Channel 5 wrestling program, there was a wrestler who called himself "The Wrestling Beatle." Is this true? A.J., La Crescenta A. It certainly is. During the Beatlemania days of the mid 1960s, a bloke billed as George Ringo (he claimed it was his real name) made a brief appearance at the Olympic Auditorium to pin Art (Boom Boom) Mahalik.

As Beatlemania faded, so did George Ringo. Q. Please settle a bet. I watched a 1933 film, "My Man Godfrey" with William Powell as a witty butler who tamed a snobbish family. My friend claims that a remake of this picture was made with Jack Lemmon in the role of the butler.

I say he's wrong. B.E., Van Nuys A. Well, he's right about the remake but wrong about the star. "My Man Godfrey" was remade in 1957, unsuccessfully we might add, but with David Niven, not Jack Lemmon, in the title role. Q.

How old was Jean Harlow when she was killed in a plane crash? B.S., Palos Verdes A. Miss Harlow was 26 when she died in 1937, but she was not killed in a plane crash. The actress you are probably thinking of was Carole Lombard, who died tragically in a 1942 crash. Miss Harlow died of uremic poisoning. Q.

What ever happened to Leave It To Beaver? B.B., West Covina A. It went the way of most old series and was canceled. The show is still available on reruns, however, and may show up again. Q. I would love to know more about the TV Times' movie rating system.

Mainly, who determines whether a particular movie merits two checks or three, B.H., Studio City A. The TV Times' television movie rating system is a book, TV Movies, edited by Leonard Maltin, which lists critical comments on over movies that have appeared on television. If a movie is a recent release, or one not appearing in the book, we refer it to Times movie critic Charles Champlin for his evaluation. Q. The first week Jack Paar came back to television, he had on a young comic who did a Superman routine.

TV TIMES Mama Elliot i 2 3 4 5 6 7 Continent Skelton Scottish damsels Comedienne Eve Born Gabor or Saint DOWN 23 Initials for Newman 24 Miss Tomlin 25 Dennis or Doris 26 Qualified 27 Gibbon 28 Mr. Serling 29 Rescue 30 MacGraw 31 Torme or Ferrer 33 Reiner 34 Charlton and family 36 Tyler Moore 37 Put on 38 Ewell's shirt marks 39 Chest rattle (pi.) 40 Role for Michael Cole 41 Ardor 42 Slant 44 Irish village 45 TV movie set gadget 48 Nelson and Sullivan 49 Zodiac sign 51 The 53 Erikson's monogram 8 Monogram for Mr. Sherman 9 Alleviate 10 Alda or King 1 1 Romero and namesakes Beery Ages and ages 17 21 SEE NEXT WEEK'S TV TIMES FOR SOLUTION (Answer to last Week's Puzzle on Pago 6) THIRTY-NINE.