Casper Star-Tribune from Casper, Wyoming • 18

i I i v. 1 4 1 GALLERY 1Q North Part, has on dUy the Sears, Ratbodt and Co. of Amcrtcma Toys, today throuj Sept. J. The old American toy nuoufjicturtrt rrt as canny si any tadjy la trri ihrtr 6elnt rrL Toy tertian it no larger the eofJe bdLAry it was to the Think and coOectart diaeaM has shown that toys art very real part i ovr cultural and social history.

The collection spans a children's world of W7S-19W. A well known Kufptor who modeled Ilubley horses was so ashamed that this remunerative sideline would damage his artistic reputation that his identity is still unknown. This free public exhibit can be viewed at the gallery from 14 dally except Monday. The gallery is sponsored by the oundation for the Visual Arts and partially funded by Wyoming Art Council. Mormon faith as author sees it A.

turn Karl Maiden KARL MALDEN stars as Lieut. Mike Stone, veteran police officer, In an hour-long action series about a city and its people as seen through the eyes of two policemen. The new ABC series, "The Streets of San Francisco," premieres Sept. 17. That Pete's dilemma in Mindmix.

But the horror is what happens to the real Pete. Cousin to Terror by Charlotte Bramwell (Beagle, -t The state charged Carrie of murdering her sadistic cousin Faron. She didn't remember. The court sent her to an asylum. Suddenly a young attorney secures her release.

Too late she finds it's to the custody of Faron's family. Hi PauILynde PAUL LYNDE stars as Paul Simms, a suburbanite whose life is disrupted when bis new "genius" son-in-law makes the Simms' house his home while waiting for a suitable job offer, on the new ABC series, "The Paul Lynde Show," which premieres Sept 13. Bov Guleesh by Joseph Jacobs" (Follett, $4.95) is a picture story from Ireland, illustrated in this special version by William Stobbs. This tale of a youngster who gets a surprising answer to the old bored cry: "I'd give anything to be anybody else anywhere else!" is beautifully representative of the catalog of a Chicago publisher with a charming repertoire for tots to teens. Mormons and non-Mortiionr alike a greater understanding of the faith.

The book is written with warmth and tenderness, ye with some bitterness and rancot when the author takes gentle issue with the church's power oyer the most private decisions of family life. She calls it "the subtle dominion" that other members of the Church of Latter-Day Saints of Jesus Christ either fiercely deny or count as one of God's blessings. Rodello Hunter was born in Provo, Utah.and was raised in a Mormon family. She is married to Frank Calkins, who is also a writer. While they have lived in the Lower Star Valley they have produced four nationally published books with a fifth underway.

visits (played by Kerry MacLane, Jerrelyn Fields and John Levin) because the Oogle, one -of the inhabitants of the Curiosity hop, never laughs. Gerard thinks its funnybone is broken and a concerted effort is made by all. to mend it by making the Oogle laugh. Gittle the Bumbling Witch (Barbara Minkus) appears to sing "Put on a Happy Face" and Baron Balthazar stars as his animated self in the cartoon "The Rise and Fall of Horatio." Granny TV offers sequence with famed comedian Vf. Cj Fields In an old black-and-white film, "The Golf Specialist," and the puppets on the Animal Wall sing "Be a Clown." AFTON "A Daughter of Hon" written by Rodcllo Hunter, known to Star Valley residents as Mrs.

Frank Catkins of Freedom. It has been published by Alfred A. Knopf, New York City, and is available at bookstores for 16.95. The book follows Mrs. Calkins' other two, "Wyoming Wife" and "A House of Many Rooms." Like the "House of Many Rooms," "Daughter has been purchased by Reader's Digest and will probably be published as a Reader's Digest Condensed book.

Mrs. Calkins reports that she has already received enthusiastic reviews from many critics, with one reviewer calling it "an altogether delightful book about life in Mormon home which wW jove An animated cartoon about the day they stopped laughter in the Land of Id, drawn by Johnny" Hart, creator of "B.C." and co--: creator of the "Wizard of Id," will be presented on the ABC Television Network's Shop" today, Aug. 5. Also highlighted on. the segment titled ''How Do You Fix a Broken Funnybone?" is a guest appearance by the Committee, improvisational comedy group, which as the First Slapstick Dramatic Quartet tells "Goldilocks and the Three Bears" as it's never been told before.

The subject of laughter becomes a matter of concern for Ralph, Cindy and Gerard Cartoonist James Whitmore JAMES WHITMORE stars as Vincent CampanellL M. chief of surgery at Capital General Hospital in "Temperatures Rising," new half-hour comedy perils that should leave viewers in stitches. The series premieres on ABC Sept. From Guleesh to No Easy Circle by Phyllis Naylor, they're worth looking for. Mindmix by Leo P.

Kelley (Fawcett, If a mystery virus was killing all mankind and there was no known cure. If you were the only person apparently world leaders decided to impose on your own unimposing.brain the world's leading intellects to save them for rebirth. MM.