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38 Tuesdoy, May 23, 1967 The Ottawa Journal -m iiiiiniin iiu.F.i-i recognition for his show than he gets. What the viewers see via the square box is a far from accurate picture of the hap-'penenings on his stage. On Sunday, Ed and his crew took over the Expo Theatre in Montreal for a colorful hour of film and live entertainment Instead of watching from the armchair, this department accepted an invitation to attend the live performance in Montreal. And what an eye-opener it was. Thanks to monitors, itwaji possible- to follow both the stage action and the camera shots.

The majority of the presentation was an Optical illusion; giving viewers the idea the stage was enormous and that the cast liad plenty of room in which to work. Not so. The live performance was a panic, while Ed was giving the build-up to' an act, there were men all over the stage, changing scenes and lighting. His conrentrationJs to be commended. With all the.

hustle and bustle in the background, it didn't throw jiim once. And, he's been spoiled by the ready-made television set-up in the CBS New York theatre. Ed relies on cue cards for his introductions, mounted either to his right on the sound boom, or just above the camera he faces. But, during the entire hour, he never left the stage once, standing just to the left of the performers, smiling encouragingly. The whole show was rehearsed in the afternoon Toniming and worked wit- to the last second.

Ed's tour of the fair, of course, was on film but with live music and the Peter Geo-naro dance routine, a combination of both. Petula Clark and Ronald Turrini were the best of Ed's guests and Alan King was enjoyable with his tips-for-husbands routine. But the cigar-carrying comic was a bit of a disappointment in RIP KIRBY 13 'm'l'r" 1 1 varjawer jffivfn rith ants out in the audience holding his "idiot cards." Ed genuinely enjoyed his visit to Expo. He put on his really big shew in the shadow pf an even greater one and came off well. This must have been Be Kind to Canada Week for U.S.

television stars. Hard on the heels of Ed Sullivan, along came Perry Co mo Monday with a salute to Canada's centennial (the only thing the Sullivan show neglected to mention). Supported by Oscar Peter-, son and Monique Leyrac," the Como "Show of the Week" was an entertaining and relaxing hour that showed what television can do, given a few weeks of rehearsal. and without much ado, a good soccer game came, to the tube on the weekend. Overlooking the amateurish efforts in the U.S.

being juryeyed.as professionalism, the CBC presented the English Cup Final live from London. Like the satellite, you had to be an early bird if yovl wanted to catch it from the start But it was worth it Unfortunately the program was hindered for a few moments by, first a sound, then a picture problem. But not too much of the action was lost It an exciting game right up to the final whistle and a typical example top-grade soccer. Their American counter- parts aren't boots. After all the ballyhoo, "Ironsides" bowed in Saturday evening.

The pilot of a new series which will be on CTV this fall, it starred, former super lawyer, "Perry Mason," alias Raymond Burr, as a super Surprisingly, Burr managed to shake off his Mason im- Bn firt had to be criDDled by a sniper's at tack and be confined to a wheelchair. However, this hardly dampened our hero's enthusiasm and language, the latter leaving little to the imagination and so unlike the Raymond Burr of the do-good lawyer fame. The switch from "Perry Mason" to "Ironsides" is a complete contrast for Burr. From public defender, he's now public protector, operating out of a paddy wagon instead of at the bar, setting up. the D-A.

Like all good guys, in the end he gets his man (well, it turns out to be a "woman)' with some assistance from a good-looking female police officer (not a meter maid); played by Geraldine Brooks, and his police protege Wally Cox. "Ironsides" shaped up as something interesting to come. The dialogue and the characters blended well and the over-all production was effective. "Vancouver-born Burrrnow in a wheelchair, might just have, another runaway hit. come September.

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Russell Smart, Rosemary Jeanes, Mary Dalkowski and PirharH Freeze are the stu- dents from Gloucester High School and Robert Elliott, Lou- ise Coulombe, Douglas Ramsay and Stephan Wendt represent Merivale High in the student quiz with Brian Smyth as mod-era tor. 8.00 Red Skelton. June Lockart. Vincent Price and singer Matt Monro, are Red's guests. 1.00 Expo This Week.

A series of weekly highlights fea tures, interviews and man interest stores from Expo '67 in Montreal. Host: Peter Reilly. 10.30 CBC From Ice Age to the 20th Cen tury: Four Eskimos in Transi tion." Reporter-host Bob Evans introduces a report on the Cana dian Eskimo of the 1960s, and the various stages of cultural development of the modern Eskimo ranging from the near Ice Age stage almost to that stage of civilization gen erally prevalent through the rest of Canada. 11.45 The Girl From UNCLE. 'The Paradise Lost Affair.

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Two no trump. Taking Inlo eonildtritloit In promoted valuo of your holding la psrtnor'l (ulti thU hud 1 Iho equivalent of a sound opening, bid and ahould produce good play (or game. Chooalng between a Jump to threa dub or a Jump to two no trump, our preference la for the latter aa the ahorter rout to game. Q. I Neither vulnerable, as South you bold: Aid 7 5 OA0S1 KJ10IS The bidding has proceeded: North East South West 1 Pass 1 NT Pass 1 Pass What do you bid now? A.

Threa This hand Increased considerably In value when partner made a Jump ahlft In clubs and an Immediate rales to five clubs does not quits compensate for the negaUvs aound Of your original response. A tern pornrlnf call in diamonds fol. lowed by a club Jump may place partner In position to bid a Slam. Q. Sw-East-West vulnerable, as South you hold: eKoJ59jOQ83AJl7 The bidding has' proceeded: Sooth West North East Pass Pass 1 0 Pass 1 NT Pan Pig Dble.

sat-do-yott-bid-BowT A. Redouble. This will Inform your partner that you bad a maximum no trump 10 polntil, and will establlib a cooperative eltuatlon for redoubling the opponents If partner's opening was Q. 4 As South, iu hold: KQI32 OKJJI432 The bidding has North East South West 1 0 Past 1 Pass 1 Pass 7 What do you bid now? Av-Flvo clubi. It Is tempting to go directly to six, but there Is a slight danger that yon may SWBRlVtamjnxta IS YOUR INDIVIDUAL.

be off two acts. The leap to flv slam If hie aulia Arc beaded by two blgb honora, Q. Both vulnerable, a South you hold: AJ107 OAQ107H32 The bidding bas proceeded: South West North East Pass Pass' 1 Pass 1 0 Pass 3 NT Pats What do you bid now? a. Klve diamonds. With this holding you hsve no desire to play three no trump and four apadca may prove too difficult to manage.

Your- trump suit Is practically aelf sufficient and there msr prove to bo aa advantage in protecting the king of hearts from the opening lead, Q. 8 East-West vulnerable, as South you hold: 7 4 KQ I OKI AQ1 2 The bidding bas proceeded: East South West North 10 Dble, Pass 1 Pass- What do you bid now? A. Two apades. In order to raise to the level of three after doubling, your hand ahould worth at least It points. Q.

7 North -South vulnerable, with 60 part score, as South you hold: 6J7 The bidding bas proceeded: South West North East 1 Pass 1 A Pass 14 Pass 4 Pus What do you bid now? A. I'ive spades. The bid announce, to partner that all la aoUd except for diamonds, snd Jw should proceed to six if he "assseuinilsiy control of, Utet eul'V t. 8 As South, vulnerable, you hold: eS8 SK 01542 QJ7II The bidding has proceeded: East South West North Pass Pass Pass 1 1 Pass Pass Dble. Pass 2 4 Past 2 NT "Pass What do you bid now? A.

The king of hearts and the fifth club are Impressive cards snd rslse to threa no tramp Is recommended, for psrtner has contrscted for eight tricks knowing that you may have little or nothing. I 7 October 24 to 'November 22 (Scorpio) Your foresight and reflexes should be at a peak now, but don't let periods of indifference or leth argy cause you to offset good influences. otoscope By FRANCES DRAKE Look in the section in which your birthday comes and find what your outlook Is. according to the stars, for Wednesday, May 24, 1N7. March 21 to April 20 (Aries) Carry out clear-cut, smart ideas.

Put your talents to work in carefully considered and potentially profitable areas. A fine dayl April 21 to May 21 (Taurus) If you feel you are falling be hind, stop to review where you could be erring: In method? Approach? Amount of detail, or other factors? Getting back on the right track will be impor tant. May 22 to June 21 (Gemini) Planetary influences are less propitious than for some, but then YOU could be "on the ball" and others dilatory with you succeeding more quickly. Put lorth best efforts. June 22 to July 21 (Cancer) Stellar influences suggest that you get out front fast, and stay As in a foot race, both the start and stamina will count, with practice an impor tant factor, bo.

now is your know-how? July 24 to August 21 (Leo) Look out for persnos who down grade your ambitions. Do not let them influence you. ep plugging toward goals you know are worthwhile. August 24 to September 23 (Virgo) you may face temptations to dodge and obligations, to go off on tangents or otherwise neglect responsibilities. Don't! Aim for accomplishment.

September 24 to October 23 (Libra) Generous Inlluences now stimulate your Interests and leanings, and your person ality should make itself felt in the right places. A day for ad vancement! TTiiTT -m. 1FR AJJ ul5 November 21 to December 21 (Sagittarius) If you fall into 1 the lethargic ways of some about you, you also will drift On the other hand, if you become too excited about things, you could lose all sense of perspective. So follow the sure course. December 22 to January 20 (Capricorn) Be patient if you encounter delays and obstacles to your but don't bring on delays yourself through vacillation.

Irresolution. Step forward with confidence. January 21 to February 10 (Aquarius) Penny wise and pound foolish should have plenty of meaning to, you now. Spend to earn, save thoughtfullynothing in extremes. February 20 to March 20 (Pisces) Lesser matters are highlighted now, but these may spark big achievements later.

So. whatever you (attempt, give your as is normal with the Piscean. Be prepared for contingencies. YOU BORN TODAY: Are en-dowed with a bright and optimistic attitude toward life and all of Its offerings. You are determined, skillful in many fields almost too energetic at times.

Your executive and artistic talents are outstanding, which is why you could succeed in either the creative or the business field, depending upon your inclinations. If engaged in a latter as a life work, you wiil probably take up some form of art as a hobby. Birthdate of: Victoria, Queen of England: Arthur Wing Pinero, mm AUTOMATION YOUR FUTURE Programming IBM Computers To receive FREE Information mall courxin or Automation Centre of Ottawa Limited, 75 Albert Street, Ottawa, Ont I 5 Name Address City.