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PAGE 30 SANDUSKY REGISTER MAY 24, 1966 REAL LIFE husband and wife, Rick and Kristin Nelson, co-star as reel-life husband and wife in Universal's hilarious comedy in Technicolor, "Love and Kisses." The story of a teenage marriage which was a successful Broadway play, also co-stars Jack Kelly, Jerry Van Dyke and Pert Kelton. It was directed, produced and written for the screen by Oizie Nelson and starts Friday at the Norwalk Theater. OUR BOARDING HOUSE Major Hoople I 'V. cAVlN' MUMBLE PIE- FOP? "DESERT, VV TWAT6 WHAT lj( THIS HAS TO THE TALL A ME-AL, BUT I TVO HELPING OF THAT A GOTTA ADMIT AN' A MAN COULD THOUGHT SOO COULDN'T ICLIM6 M.OUNT EVEREST AMY BETTER THAM IN FLIPPED A BRIDE WITH A B'JSTED ACTUALLY, BOY'S, SOU MY OJLIMARY WHY THIS ISN'T EVEN ONE OF MS SPECIAL SECRET Mil OPEN 12:45 FIRST SHOW 1 P.M. 2 COLOR LAFF AND ACTION HITS! JOHN WILLIAMS NANCY SINATRA- LOU JACOBI THEO MARCUSE ScnmbvbrKlTDUQN SlnY br HCRHU ABBOn and TOUQN PraiucsdinlDncMbyMHUIIUWTT EVERYTM HE COMES TOTOWHSOMEOHE'S GOHHADIE.J BUCK SPURS mA.C LYLCS moKtux Omtn H.

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7 to 9 1002 Columbus Ave. at Neil Sr. Ph. 626-2237 'Casey' On The Circuit By VERNON SCOTT UPI Hollywood Correspondent HOLLYWOOD (UPI) -Vincent Edwards has ditched his unbuttoned medical tunic after five years in "Ben Casey" to become a song and dance man until he finds a movie he likes. The brawney actor opens at the Copacabana in New York June 9 with his musical act and sketches built around television medicos.

"I have a few withdrawal pains about leaving the series," Edwards said, "but I'm glad it's over. I'm grateful to old bag of bones Casey. He established my career. Yep, old beetlebrow was very good to me." The big guy has no qualms about facing ultra-sophisticated New York nightclub audiences, having appeared at the Cocoanut Grove and Las Vegas here in the West. "Don't forget, I played the borscht belt up in the Catskills 15 years ago," he said.

"I was a singer and social director at some of the second rate joints. That prepares you for anything. "I don't anticipate any criticism from the smart set in New York. I know that schtick. It's more my bag than anything else.

I'll feel just as much at ease as I would in my own living room." Edwards' decision to tackle clubs instead of jumping into another series or motion pictures is a calculated risk. "No more series for me," he said. "I want to concentrate on films. But not just any movies. I want to go first cabin or not at all.

"So until the irght picture comes along I'll fill my time with club dates. The money's good and I enjoy the work. There's a deal pending at Columbia for a great movie, but I can't talk about it until the deal is final." Edwards' last picture, in which he worked during a "Casey" hiatus, was "The Victors." Departing the role of Casey has curiously affected the actor. Whereas he was once as beetling and somber as the video sawbones, he's now relaxed, humorous and cheerful. Even he can't account for the transformation.

"Actors are chemeleons," he sighed. "I don't know whether Casey rubbed off on me or I rubbed off on him. But the release from the pressures of a weekly show has helped me relax." TWO ROMANTIC TEAMS Appearing in Universal'! hilarious suspense comedy, "A Man Could Get Killed." are the romantic teams of James Garner and Melina Mercouri (left land Sandra Dee and Tony Franciosa. The clock-and-dagger spoof was photographed in Technicolor, and opens today at the Mate Theater. Critics Picks Consensus Best Show Television Hi Lites WEDNESDAY BOB HOPE Color.

Unhappy with her life in New York, a young girl returns to her home town, but then finds her boyfriend has since married and her mother still thinks of herself as a young playgirl Carol Lynley, Lola Albright Ch. 3, 8 p.m., Ch. 4, 9 p.m. DICK VAN DYKE "The Gunslinger" Rob dreams he is a cowardly gunslinger-turned- sheriff who has to face up to Big Bad Brady. This spoof of "High Noon" is the last show to be filmed in the series and the first to be done on location Ch.

8, 8:30 Ch. 11, 9:30 p.m. DANNY KAYE Color. Robert Vaughn, the Man From U.N.C.L.E., and 12-year-old ballerina Joyce Coco are Danny's guests Ch. 8, 9 p.m.

Television In Review By RICK DU BROW HOLLYWOOD (UPI) -CBS- TV's "Death of a Salesman" has been named the finest entertainment program of the past television season by "Critics' Consensus," a newly- formed poll of 12 video columnists. Actually, the poll has no predetermined categories, and awards are not intended as "bests" for just this season, but as outstanding achievement in any year. But "Death of a Salesman" was the only entertainment endeavor to get at least the required two-thirds of the votes, and therefore was the clear choice for the 1965-66 season. The Arthur Miller drama, which starred Lee J. Cobb and Mildred Dunnock, received 11 votes.

The Barbara Streisand special, "Color Me Barbra," was next among entertainment shows with seven votes, one shy of the two-thirds majority. No network series was a winner. The "Critics' Consensus" was made up of television colum- sts in New York, Philadelphia, Boston, Chicago, Memphis, Houston, Seattle, St. Louis, Detroit, Miami, Washington, D.C., and Hollywood. This writer is a member.

There were only four award winners under the two-thirds system, with the period considered being from mid-May of 1965 to mid-May of 1966. In addition to "Death of a Salesman," those cited were Fred Friendly, former president of CSB News; the NBC- TV network, and the Xerox Corp. I voted for "Death of a Salesman" and Mr. Friendly, but not for the two other award winners. In the case of the Xerox which also won an Emmy citation Sunday night, I felt that although the company has earned recognition by its approach, it was somehow wrong to cite a sponsor for doing what it ought to be doing in the first place.

Since the Xerox Corp. got 11 of the "Critics' Consensus" of was somewhat in the minority in this view. In the case of NBC-TV, I found myself unable to vote for anything as vast and complex as an entire network, even though there were some specific citations within the overall citation. For a network any on so many things and does so many things, bad as well as good, that I could not bring myself to give what could be construed as an overall endorsement. Mr.

Friendly received nine votes, the result of getting 29 separate citations for seven nominated reasons. The reasons were: encouraging international debate with the "Town Meeting of the World" broad casts via the Early Bird satellite. conceiving the national audience-involvement test of CBS-TV, about such subjects as driving, citizenship and health. pioneering television debate on Viet Nam. dedication to high standards of television journalism.

courageous news documentaries. refusing to recognize or take part in the Emmy awards. resigning to protect CBS' failure to furnish complete live coverage of the Senate hearings on Viet Nam. While I voted for Mr. Friendly for most of the reason above, his resignation was not one of them.

Though wholly agreeing with his protest, I personally wish that after making his point as forcefully as he did, he could have found some way to stay on in his job, and continue to be a maverick to the hucksters who were just as happy to be rid of him. Whether he can be as beneficial to the television public from the outside remains to be seen. Theater Schedule STATE Today, "Shorts," 1:15, 4:30, 7:50, "Agent H.A.R.M.," 1:30, 4:50, 8:10, "A Man Could Get Killed," 2:50, 6:10, 9:30. OHIO Today, "Black Spurs," 2:30, 5:25, 8:20, "Last of the Secret Agents," 1:00, 3:55, 6:50, 9:30. NORWALK Closed until Friday, May 27.

SANDUSKY DRIVE-IN -To- "Motorpsycho," 8:20, 11:05, "Faster Pussycat. Kill Kill," 9:40. Television Movie Seat WEDNESDAY TANK FORCE. Victor Mature Ch. 3, 4 p.m.

DRIVE A CROOKED ROAD. Mickey Rooney Ch. 11, 4:30 p.m. FLIGHT OF THE LOST BALLOON. Color.

Mala Powers Ch. 7, 6 p.m. RENDEZVOUS WITH ANNIE. Eddie Albert Ch. 9, 7 p.m.

PAGAN LOVE SONG. Color. Esther Williams Ch. 5, 10:25 p.m. -30-.

Jack Webb, William Conrad Ch. 8,10:25 p.m. THEY CAME TO CORDURA. Gary Cooper Ch. 7, 11:30 p.m.

SUMMER LOVE. Judy 13,11:30 p.m. WEST POINT WIDOW. Richard Carlson Ch. 8,12:15 a.m.

THURSDAY OVER 21. Irene Dunne Ch. 7, 8:30 a.m. CAPTAIN BOYCOTT. Stewart Granger Ch.

9,1 p.m. THE FULLER BRUSH GIRL. Lucille Ball Ch. 11, 1 p.m. THE LITTLE SAVAGE.

Pedro Armendariz Ch. 3, 4 p.m. SWORD OF THE CON QUERER. Color. Jack Palance Ch.

11, 4:30 p.m. BOYS TOWN. Spencer Tracy Ch. 7, 6 p.m. THE WACKIEST SHIP IN THE ARMY.

Color. Jack Lemmon, Ricky Nelson, John Lund Ch. 8, 8 p.m., Ch. 11, 9 p.m. RETURN OF THE FLY.

Vincent Price Ch. 5,10:25 p.m. SULLIVAN'S TRAVELS. Joel McCrea, Veronica Lake Ch. 8,10:25 p.m.

THE HOODLUM PRIEST. Don Murray Ch. 7, 11:30 p.m. BEHIND THE RISING SUN. Robert Ryan Ch.

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35 Shaped like a lyre 41 Smallest 42 Insect STARTS TODAY THAT NEVER-ON SUNDAY GIRL BREAKS ALL THE RULES PROM LARCENY TO LOVE. THE SUSPENSE IS KILLING! JAMES MERCOURI a SANDRA DEE-TONY A MAN COULD GET KILLED" A killer spore from outer that devours! AND hi IUH A UMlVtftSAl. H1CTUKE COLOB 28 Whale skinner 29 Cattle fodder 31 bland universes (astron.) 35 Club-moss genus (bot.) 38 Rodent 39 Time interval 40 Battle of Sea 42 Impudent 44 Merriment 45 Concerning 46 Direction 47 Ohio city 50 Diminutive suffix 51 Anger 52 Hinds 53 Worm 54 Soak, as flax 55 Classify 1 Goddess of the hunt (Roman) 2 Sanction 3 Ventilate 4 Milk farms 5 Proportion 37 Hindu social groups 40 Russian composer 43 Norse mythical giant 44 Chafe 48 Exist 49 Also 5 6 7 12 567 89 10 is I re Bjsrh" 28 BP I 131 (32 133 134 I 35 I 1 id 38 1 1 8 9 10 13 17 a 1 1 1 fr, I I xTWTi HP 39 JBJMBJHO TT xr 5 ij-JF 50" 51 53 53 I I I pi'l I I 1 La IT NEVER RAINS, BUT Marty Allen and Steve Rosil demonstrate the lethal nature of their umbrella, the seal of office which doubles as a weapon, communicator and propellant in Paramount Pictures' wild new comedy, "The Last Of The Secret which opens today at the Ohio Theatre. The Technicolor production marks the motion picture debut of this fantastic new comedy team as they appear with John Williams, Nancy Sinatra and Lou OUT OUR WAY By J. R.

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