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23 lf 7-10-13-31 r4L52-55-6 right to go back 300 years to Shakespeare, as it did in last year's memorable "Macbeth," it has a right to go back 20 years to "Arsenic and Old Lace," another classic of an altogether different sort. Particularly if it does so with the fidelity and devotion and lavishness of detail and all-around esprit that were displayed in last night's 90- 57 That 58 Givs 59 Today SEPT. 22 joint. 60 To OilM6-18-46l ()Good ()Advet 56 LX' ft 1 I minute version, a well polished gem of a performance which showed that Independence 86 Keen live television is still best are auspicious. NcuZal CsJ48-58-63 Don't Miss the Star Gazer in the Sunday Globe Radio-TV Wrap-Up Blew Out 12 Candles After Sunday's Show I i ir i i i i GIL THORP By Berrill I -4W0NPRVkWrBaPE9T3 A I C.H0iy SMOKE" COULC 1 I Unswn rBVtt VOUfefi JT UE rift TO Btt MARCIA'S DOINS 1 "TDNISHTl YOU'LL RSPIACV 1 UTTONICl5ll KEAPyj oJfc: BARNABY By Crockett Johnson va Ly i I vu 1 i up a c- Surprised to see me, eh, Atlas? I My wealth, fame, end power may I I Atlai can't remember your name.

1 Imagined I'd be at my chateau I I have made my name household I ill II at Nice this time of vmeir. Nn. I I yuonL R.it I hava not I II I I I I 1 I keep my nose close to the old I 17, i 1 III I II Er, wait. I have a grindstone. Alway, In homes- HkH5 Mi TWIUt-fa MISS PEACH By Mell By ELIZABETH L.

SULLIVAN A panel show that has with stood TV's ups-and-downs celebrated 12 years on the air Sunday night. It's "What's My The show took to the air on Feb. 12 in 1950 as an alt ernate Thursday evening attraction. Dn Oct. 1 of that same year, it moved to Sunday night and there it has abided SLLLIVAN ever since as a living room fixture.

It's topped in longevity only by Ed Sullivan show. John Daly has served un interruptedly as moderator, helping the panel show to keep on an even keel, a com fortable show and one that's easy to take. Viewers who have been following the FCC hearings on WGBH-FM and Ch. 4 are learning much about the listening habits of the nation, from the lips of the network heads. "Professional people prefer Westerns, and even the fights," say the networks.

"It's a way of escape for them. This type of telecasting is the letdown they need." Certainly, "What's My Line?" is one of the soothing type shows on the air and more than 2000 letters are re ceived each week from people with unusual occupations who want to get on the show. There are jelly-bean polishers, mos quito inspectors, zipper repair men, dice-dot painters, chew ing-tobacco twisters and mak ers of eyeglasses for chickens One time, in 1955, an ele Word-a-Day AND WHAT AM I SUPPOSED TO DO DURING- WEEK ENDS WHILE YOU RE HAVING- FUN dilettante C3 il' ONE WHO PURSUE5 THE FIME" ART6, LITERATURE" OR 5CIENCE ONLY FOR AMUSEMENT; A PABBtER. New Brookline AT THE KiNPEKSAKTEN CLASS, PLAYING 50 HAPPILY.1 CUTTNS AND PASTING AND CKAVWW5 AW WEAVW9 AND PANC1N6AND NEXT YEAR, Cf'AlS I GUESS WHAT? YOU-UMS PUT AWAY 1 I U'i. SCISSORS AND PASTS AND CRAYONS.

I A jMoniECWOBQS Tf I ANO START TO LEARN THINGS, UKB READING wNEvKS I 5(7 AND WRTJ7NS ANO ARTTHMETC ANP SPEIUUS I ISCVES, THE BERRYS By Carl Grubert "'f" fSPWl NO. SMARTY AS A V-l I WANT TO BE PETITE, HEY, JILL ISNT ISrfSlSAtf MATTER OF FACT.JI PALE AND INTERESTING EATING HARDLY A THING Sfggg 8 1 JJffi 6HAI.N when the circumstances chemistry was not right in this initial grouping and the three ladies involved, while pretty enough, did not provide sufficient spark for the sort of lively stanza you are begin ning to expect from this soiree. As a matter of fact Fridav night's closing edition of the arrangement was mucn more sprightly at least the "East" portion was. with Sammy Davis Jr. and Sammy Cahn holding the cen ter of the stage in effervescent lashion most of the time.

Last night's saving grace was Abe Burrows, with his amusing asides, his needling of host Alike Wallace, his interesting reminiscenses of the theater, his cracked-voice singing of such curios as "Lopin Along," which he wrote himself. It's nice to hear he's going to be a twice-a-week regular from now on. He'll do a lot for this show. The ladies on the night's panel were Carroll Baker, looking almost matronly for all her "sex symbol" status; Anita Gillette, budding Broadway singing star; and Dorian Leigh, once the world's highest paid fashion model, now a much' married business executive with five husbands and five children (22 to 3 months) in her busy background. Miss Leigh (sister of Suzy Parker) declared her an tipathy toward acting people but it didn't generate much of an argument.

Joyce Davidson, in her new status of roving reporter, in terviewed a non-stop-talking cabbie on film and then was absent. An Indian yogi provided an incomprehensible interlude. The Tyree Glenn quartet, a fine instrumental group, filled in around the conversation. TIP FOR TONIGHT An hour of satire on various aspects of American life will be presented on "Henry Fonda and the Family." Ch. 5 at 8:30.

Score one point for a correct solution of each of the first five problems. The last prob lem counts five points. Score yourself as follows: 0-2, poor; 3-6, average; 7-8, 9-10, very superior. l.The word "woof" suggests which one of these industries? Toothpaste Textile Shoemaking Steel 2. A spatula is most suggestive of which one of these food items? Roast Beef Poached Eggs i Hamburger Meat Loaf 3.

The sports term "sudden; death" suggests which one of the following? Baseball Tennis Golf Basketball 4. An Orpington makes which characteristic sound? Moo Oink Cackle Ba-a Pink grapefruit are most suggestive of which state below? Florida Arizona California Texas 6. In the left-hand column be characters from storybooks so analyze with care. Then try to match each one with the appropriate item in the right-hand column which pertains to it. You are entitled to one point for each correct judgment.

(a) Little Jack (v) Harness Horner (b) Miss Muffet (w) 3 bears (c) Goldilocks (x) Thumb (d) Little Boy (y) Spider Blue (e) Black (z) Horn Beauty (Answers elsewhere on this page.) PAYOFF SoMg WAY FOK HAStp-OF- HEARING TO HEAR. AT NIGHT. PfiKrlAPSPHOfjeOB OOOfZBUL WOULD IN PILLOW. BKJWOWTiMOI. r-6 12 far your Orhinal Idea Bt'mted.

WtitM Jetty ZangtU co this newspaper tfl JTl 07-61-78 87 Insurant '88 Possibly 89 Premium men FEB. 20 MAR. 21 90 Repay Pl-788-9 90MJ phant trainer was accepted to go on the show and then he withdrew; again accepted; again withdrew. The aftermath of his appearance explained why he seesawed for weeks. Seems that viewers in Michigan identified him as a car thief and shortly thereafter he was picked up by the FBI.

The check for his $50 in winnings was relayed to him via the warden of a Federal clink. Rising Star: George Hamil ton, star of MGM's "Two Weeks in Another Town," will be tonight's guest on "Conver sation from Tiffany's" over WBOS at 10:10 o'clock. The radio program is moderated by Craig Spence and is broad cast daily directly from th restaurant, on Beacon st. On of Hollywood's busiest young stars, Hamilton has appeared, in nine different films in the' past three years. Honored: Norman MacDonald, staff meteorologist of Ch.

4, has been presented the Ameri can Meteorological society Seal of Approval for TV, weathercating society was founded in 1919 and has 7000 members. MacDonald graduated from the California Institute of Technology in 1946, received his master's degree in meteor-', ology a year later. Among his achievements was the assignment as weathermen at Eniwe-tock when the first H-bomb was tested. There are five youngsters in the MacDpnald household: Collin, 11; Norman, 10; Brian, Christina, 6, and two-weeks-old Lauren. The MacDonalds reside in Groton.

Small Worlds Around Us Furry Hermit Of the Park By LYNN M. WATKINS Almost exactly in the very middle of the large area a single large tree grew. The home folks called the area 'the Some remembered seeing a squirrel there from time to time but, busy with their own affairs, failed to realize the little animal lived there all alone. A couple of the village folk, more observant! than their fellows, recalled ihar -tVimicrhf the animal harl been there for two or three years. Those few who were casual ly acquainted with the squirrel never remember seeing him over 100 or so feet away from the lone tree.

They had, observed the little fellow perched on a park watching the motor cars going past on all four sides. The squirrel often amused himself by chasing his own tail around and around the tree, all the time spiraling 1 downward until he was within a few feet of the ground. The land around the tree and out for several yards was pock-marked with holes where rv. C.n UV. Vraiie AnSWefS 1, Textile (Warp Woof); Hamburger; 3, Golf (Tie' a'Horn z)l (e) Black Beauty- Harness (v).

K'jJW This thrice-told tale (stage. movies and now TV) harked back to the Broadway original of 1941 rather than to the Cary Grant film version that came along ee years later. Consequent 1 the romantic angle was played down, giving this presentation a piquant never, never land feeling that heightened the humor no end. Wisely, there RANDALL was no at tempt to gild the lily. But by playing it straight the cast managed to extract full meas ure from every absurb and flavored situation.

At the base of this jolly adventure was, of course, the superb company that rose to heights of TV brilliance under the knowledgeable handling of George Schaefer, perhaps the best director in the television business. The first few minutes were a trifle stiff, perhaps due to "first night" tension. But once they were in the swing of this high- ridmg vehicle, they were not to be denied. It would be bard to single out individual stars, practically all did so well. Tony Randall was a galloping delight as the incredulous, frantic drama critic.

Dorothy Stickney and Mildred Nat-wick oozed graciousness and charm as the nice old "mercy killers." Tom Bosley, in a role totally different from the one he played in Sunday's "Focus," took care of the laughs with that mad "Teddy Roosevelt" charge of his. Boris Karloff, in the same part he had on stage and in film, again was the pic ture of malevolence as an es caped criminal who went into a rage when told he resembled Karloff. George Voskovec was nothing short of wonderful as his plastic-surgeon pal. There were others: Dody Heath as the girl, Dort Clark and Nathaniel Frey as the cops, and more. Everyone did his bit.

Like old (elderberry?) wine, maybe here is the rare play that improves with age. PM, Ch. 4 irir The new 90-minute gab-and-song session now titled "PM" (East is East and West is West and never again shall the twain meet) kicked off rather left- footedly last night and early today with a lukewarm effort that had too many lag ging moments. Of course, this is one of the hazards of WALLACE a potpourri of- i fering such as this, where you gather your guests and take your chances. Somehow, the 8' Copyright 1962 by J.

Langdon Sullivan Start anywhere. Some find it more fun to work from the top down. Each line of the answers contains all the letters in the line above it, usually rearranged. 2. Scientist repo rtedly "beaned'' by an apple (ini tials).

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and B. Hackney r'lUSUHlUY VDU MUST ItlWfWW fORSET A 'IF BXKMB? BROWN I BUT REMEMBER I CRIEO HAVEVOO BETHK THAT BOOK-1 CAN STILL I HAS SDC COWS AND I 1 1 THE PART WHERE 1 I vKcSiTfct'x fiWHEj? I CpvTc rTFWPM mEM0k7 I I rwMER JONES HAS I 1 1 fiajaViER JONES HAS TO I ENDING PA lru.j rvERCAO four-. "ZS I Ins a meu. yj feet Srl LV 1 VT 1 1 PEEP IN 7 HOURS y-?) ff nnT0Wn Hall TO Be' THE SMITH FAMILY re riiv sunrf cfo Bv Mr. and Mrs George Smith VCWE4 11 SUZV WOW IX SHE HTT VE I I OMLV HVT Cube-Shaped The decision to make the proposed Town Hall in Brook-line cube-shaped instead of the original rectangular design has met with the approval of the Board of Selectmen.

The revised plans were shown by Professor Herbert L. Beckwith of Kingston, a member of the architectural firm of Anderson, Beckwith and Hai- ble, 11 Beacon downtown tsoston. ine proiessor said a he had dug. probably it cubic structure would dlend injwas only plant material he with the neighboring buildings' found, for he was never known and the change was termed a to have a surplus of food, "refinement of plans" by the Doubtful, too, if he ever architects. found much in any of the, The Selectmen authorized; refuse cans for no picnics or the expenditure of $2500 foijlunches were eaten in the park.

the hiring of consultants byjWhat the little guy lived on the architects to determine! was anyone's guess. Neither whether there was anyone know whether he water under the proposed sitelwas a willing hermit, or an unto feed heating and cooling fortunate outcast equipment. Placing of mechan-! ON STAGE On Stage to in the Sunday Globa By Leonard Starr I SEE, RON GETMfYOl YEP WITH "1 I LOOKS LIKE I I'LL BRUISE HIS i iliyFMp xJS WHAT'S GCIHG ON SET 7 NO BRUISEP IT. Vbs VI BEAK FOR PlRECTOf? CSTr7JS 6ET MAP WHAT ARE YOU IT'S IT ISN'T OFANy VX---- cnTTit fl CRISPINFR f7ir AFRAID OF ULCERS Jf ALL IMPORTANCE. I ical equipment on the roof of the six-story structure is also under consideration architects.

by the uaacuitlJl Ul U1C UU11U ing will also house 50 cars play-off); 4, Cackle; 5, Texas; which when removed will per-6 (a) Horner-Thumb (x); (b) mit shelter for 700 persons ing a nuclear attack. Final plans for the Town Hall will; locks-ea w); (d) Boy Blue- be ready by early Fall. spokesman for the firm said. tWatSafcaSalfcM a aa a a.