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is working on "The based His son said hell be ap-: pearing in "The Quest." 'c "I've always regretted dad wltosots ccdii'P eh -didn't become a. comedian. He -While- wwtmff -J-V-Wft as profitable as films, he doesn't put it down. "There is more opportunity for a young writer in television. With some fifty 90-minute films made a year, your chances of getting -on are good.

I like the long form. I don't want to see another hour show. In -fact, I'd like to do three-parters and long stories within the deliberately avoided it because of grandpa. But he's a brilliant raconteur like W.C. Fields.

He would have been fabulous. But there was tension at the time between he and grandpa that eventually was erased when they co-starred in dramatic shows on television like 'Requiem, for a I- CI NBC's 'The Quest' in Fall Is TV's Lonely Western By KAY GARDEIXA To hear producers talk this past season, one was half expecting to be trampled by covered wagons this fall. But was actually a business battle between the Earps and Clantons over the house of prostitution in town. It had nothing to do with good guys versus bad guysj'' Wynn's creative family is cele-bating its 100th anniversary this year. His great, greatgrandfather, Frank Keenan, was an Irish stage actor in 1876.

He was of the "booze and stage variety," said the young writer. "He did Shakespeare in his day framework of 'The Quest." 1 think 'Rich Man, Poor Man' was a sensational idea." FIX YOUR OWN CAR Tracy says he doesn't have that problem with his father, although he is sensitive when someone says his dad can open doors for him. He tried acting in as it turned out, there is only one western on the new schedule and this is The NBC-TV's 9-to-10 p.m. entry on exciting for a writer. "I'm frankly getting weary of the same old formulas," he said yes "What's New Pussycat?" in summer stock, but didn't like it.

"An actor has little creative freedom," he says. Writing Credits As a writer he has chalked up an impressive score for a young man. A graduate of the University of California at Los Angeles, with a B.A. in fine arts, he as written "Tribes," an ABC movie, "The Glass House," "The Autobiography of Jane Pitt-man," the film, "The Longest Yard," with Burt Reynolds, and and as I'm told headed for California to make silent, films before he died. John Barrymore took over one of his roles." Continuing the history of his family, he said Ed Wynn, the late and beloved clown, married Frank Keenan's daughter, and, as his grandson said, enjoyed a full career in vaudeville, films and Frank Keenan Wynn, Tracy's father, is a serious actor, busy today on both films and televi l-J Today it's tht smart thing to do.

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