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PAGE 38 SANDUSKY REGISTER 'an Drtney Pfoductiom LUMBER TYCOON D.J. Mulrooney (Walter Brennan), at wheel of his pride and joy, a 1930 Rolls Royce, drives fiis grandchildren, Rodney and Elizabeth (Matthew Garber and Karen Dotrice), through the California Redwoods where they become involved in an adventure with AUG. 3, 1967 TV Helps Boxing Television in Review By ROBERT MUSEL NEW YORK once was accused of killing boxing. Yet the World Heavyweight Championship elimination tournament that opens in Houston this Saturday might never have happened without the interest of the ABC-TV network. "I've always thought that blaming television for the death of boxing was unfair criticism," said Roone Arledge, vice president of ABC Sports.

"I hope those who made it are noticing that by acquiring the television rights to the tournament we are pumping fresh blcod into the sport we are lost gnomes in search of a lost colony of little people. in this scene from Walt Disney's comedy, "The Gnome! i slturd 'f Mpb starring Brennan. Tom Lowell, Matthew and I and Ed Wynn, co-starri and featuring at the State Theatre. Richard Deacon and Sebring-starts Wed- bouts at the Houston Astrodome Ernie Terrell of Houston, ranked I fourth, will meet Thad Spencer of Portland, ranked fifth. AT 1:00 P.M.

CONTINUOUS SHOWING WALTER BRENNAN TMSE Wf INS" KIDS TOM MAHHEW KAREN LOWELL- GARBER DOTRICE ED WYNN Technicolor- nHEVII THEYOVKG WARRIORS A Univtrul Picture Television Movie Seal THURSDAY THE WELL. Richard Robert Ch. 11, 4:30 p.m. IN THE CIRCLE. Forrest Tucker Ch.

3, 5 p.m. THE MILKMAN Donald O'Connor Ch. 7, 6 p.m. MY DOG SHEP. Tom Neal Ch.

24. 6 p.m. I FBI 99. Marten Lamont Ch. Shirley GENGHIS KHAN.

Omar Sharif Ch. 8. 9 p.m. STORM WARNING. Ronald 8, 11:55 p.m.

BROTHERS IN LAW. Ian Carmichael Ch. 8, 1:45 a.m. FRIDAY i 7 p.m. Temple RT.

20 WEST. NORWALK NOW THRU TUESDAY MGMptesenisAKENNETHHYMAN PRODUCTION Hoxieir LEE MARVIN JIMMY BROWN AND RODS TO HELL' TEEN DANCE LeMar Lake Park 281 Whittlesey Norwalk, Ohio AUG. 3 8:30 fo 11:30 "The Nobles" of Cleveland Direct from fheir tour with WIXY Radio and engagements at such top spots as "The Plato" in Cleveland, "Town Campus" in Berea, Ohio Teen Fair at Chippewa Lalie, Kent State and numerous college dances. DONATION $1.00 Ch. 7, 8:30 a.m.

NONE BUT THE LONELY HEART. Gary Grant Ch. 9, 12:30 p.m. THIEVES HIGHWAY. Richard Conte 11, 4:30 p.m.

THE RIVER CHANGES. Rossana Rory Ch. 3, 5:00 p.m. LASSIE COME HOME. Roddy McDowall Ch.

7, 6:00 p.m. LAST OF THE FAST GUNS. Jock Mahoney Ch. 24, 6:00 p.m. MAN ON A STRING.

Ernest Borgnine Ch. 5, 7:30 p.m. DESTINATION GOBI. Richard Widmark Ch. 9, 7:30 p.m.

FAIL SAFE. Henry Fonda Ch. 8, 9:00 p.m. THE NAKED MAJA. Ava Gardner Ch.

11, 9:00 p.m. ABBOTT AND COSTELLO MEET FRANKENSTEIN. Bud Abbott-Ch. 8,11:25 p.m. LUCY GALLANT.

Jane Wyman Ch. 9,11:30 p.m. MY FORBIDDEN PAST. Robert Mitchum Ch. 13,12:45 a.m.

THE BRIDGE. Volker Bohnet Ch. 3,1:00 a.m. THE DEVIL'S HAND Ch. 7, 1:00 a.m.

HONG KONG HOT HARBOR. Brad 8, 1:30 a.m. And ninth-ranked Leotis Martin will box eighth-ranked Jimmy Ellis, onetime sparring partner of deposed champion Cassius Clay. Arledge said he personally considers Clay a better fighter than any of those in the tournament and that he was disturbed at first at the idea of choosing his successor this way. But since Clay's conviction on draft evasion charges, he no longer has any reservations about the tournament.

"Champions come and go in any sport," Arledge said, "and when one passes another steps into his place. This tournament is thus legitimate and valid and the only time for the foreseeable future that all the ills of boxing are precluded. If one of the boxers wins he cannot refuse to fight his next opponent. "This seems to me a very healthy thing. We are contributing a breath of fresh air to a port which has been in ill repute.

I know it's unfortunate that Joe Frazier isn't in the tournament, but I don't think he would have won it anyway." Arledge, who presides over "The Wide World of Sports," "The American Sportsman" and other shows in ABC's fine sports lineup, said he wanted to make it clear ABC is not sponsoring the tournament. But by buying the television rights it is providing the same sort of financial support he believes has helped our amateur teams at home and improved theu- showings in international competition abroad. "I can't understand why a lot of sports writers are putting the I tournament down," he said. "If it works the way it could work it could do a lot of good for the sport. Arledge.

blond, husky and tireless, had been taking shots for a safari in Tanzania which will be filmed for "The American Sportsman" series. He shot the world's record Cape Buffalo two years ago and one of the 20 or so biggest leopards ever. On this trip he will join up with Bing Crosby and Phil Harris who will hunt birds; David Janssen who reported that he shot his first lion the other day, Clint Walker and Gov. John Connally of Texas who hopes to bag leopards. Three of our technicians in Tanzania have been hurt already," Arledge said in his office in the new ABC building.

"But you've got to expect that. We have to get our cameras to precarious and often dangerous places to get the shots we need for our sports and sporting programs." On his return from the safari late this month Arledge will complete plans for covering the Winter Olympics at Grenoble in France and the Summer Olympics in Mexico City, both ABC exclusives. Late Night Feast Your Register Today: Bigger Than Ever Better Than Ever Theatre Schedule OfflO Today, "Dirty Dozen," 1:00, 3:25, 6:15, 8:55. STATE Today, Shorts, 1:15, 4:35, 7:55. "Gnome Mobile," 1:35, 4:55, 8:15.

"The Young Warriors," 3:00, 6:20, 9:40. SANDUSKY DRIVE-IN Today. "Texas Across The River," 8:10. "Assault On A Queen," 10:35. Friday, "Texas Across The River," 8:40.

"Assault On A Queen," 10:3.5. "Chalk Garden," 12:20. HOLLYWOOD The early morning sun was beginning to rise over Sunset but the waiters at Hollywood's famed Brown Derby were still bringing out full-course dinners to Kim Novak. Peter Finch, Ernest Borgnine, Valentian Cortese, Coral Browne and the other stars assembled in the restaurant this weekend. The late night feast was called producer-director Robert Aldrich for a midnight-to-dawn location scene in MGM's "The Legend of Lylah Clare," the drama about contemporary life in the movie capital.

The action showed a key sequence in the film as Miss Novak portraying a young actress on the brink of stardom, makes her first public appearance before Hollywood's elite. Despite the late hour and the elaborate meal, the cast and production crew were use to the unusual shooting time. Aldrich had previously scheduled two other midnight-to-dawn sessions on Hollywood Boulevard and a spectacular premiere in front of Grauman's Chinese Theatres. Written for the screen by Hugo Butler and Gene Rouverol, "The Legend of Lylah Qare" concerns the events surrounding the making of a motion picture about a former star. The Associates and Aldrich Company production is currently filming at MGM's Culver City Studios, HENRY FONDA stars as the President in "Fail film adaptation of the best-selling novel by Eugene Burdiclc and Harvey Wheeler, to be presented on "The CBS Friday Night Movies" Friday, Aug.

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Lesley Changes Outlook By VERNON SCOTT UPI Hollywood Correspondent unreleased movies and can look again, forward to becoming a musical' comedy star. HOLLYWOOD (UP )-Holly- ,3 wood does peculiar things Jo beautiful young girls who come personaUty. She seems to town seeking stardom UephMm to the slender minority who Wood. Not bad make it big. companv.

Take the case of Lesley Ann V- Disney studios signed her for She arrived here httle more more pictures and Para- than a year ago to star for Walt 1 mount for four films. Ssney in "The Happiest Lesley is having second Millionaire." At that time she was a wide- eyed 19-year-old from Manhattan who had led a sheltered life at home with her parents. After the picture she dashed back to familiar surroundings. Called Back She was called again by Disney for another high-budgeted musical comedy, The One and Only, Genuine, Original Family Band." So okay, the ball was rolling. Lesley Ann was on her way; She appears great in both But Lesley is thoughts about the whoTe ball of celluloid.

"Whan I first came here the most important thing in the world to me was to become a big, big star," she said. "I wanted to be loved by a lot of people and sort of luxuriate in westward I the recognition." Odds are Lesley Ann would collect it all when the pictures are released. But even before BRWE-IN THEATER I OPEN 8:00 START 8:45 TONITE THRU SAT. ALL IN COLOR ACROSS THEIQVER "i AT 8:45 AND FRaNK aVIRNa SiHaiRa Lisi AT ADDED 3rd FEATURE FRI. AND SAT.

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5, 7,24, 8:00 p.m. (rerun) STAR TREK Color. "Balance 0 Terror." Responsibility weighs heavily on Captain Kirk, who must make a decision that could trigger a full- scale galactic war Ch. 3, 4, 8:30 p.m. (rerun) THAT GIRL Color.

Ann has some tall. explaining to do when Don finds her in jail clad only in leopard skin Ch. 5, 7, 24, 9:00 p.m. (rerun) DRAGNET Color. A lack of leads continually frustrates Friday and Gannon's efforts to find the murderer of a young widowed mother Ch.

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Grows Up Now being a "star" has palled. The lissome youngsters is still unknown to the public except for her television appearance in "Cinderella" last year. "Maybe I've grown up overnight," she said. "But I never want to live in New York I '002 Clinton Sr. 15c Cor.

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