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PAGE TWFVTY-SEVEN BERGEN EVENING RECORD, TUESDAY, JUNE 11, 195 WESTERN THRILLER COMING TO FOX Garbo Movie Chilled Hour By Hour On the Radio Deal To Make Film In Europe Under Wanger Is Of Too Many Difficulties Seen Bt BOB THOMAS WMCA. New fork 6T Kilocycles WNBC. New fork Will Kilocnclce WOa. Ness Vork 110 Kilocycles HJZ, Kew tor 5T0 kilocycle! WCBS, New york nxo Kilocycle! WPAT. Paterson Kilocycle! WMGM.

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The difficulties of filming in a foreign land caused the abandonment. Wanger, it is reported, was un willing to gamble the actress's ca reer in a film which could not be made under the most ideal of cir cumstances. Garbo, who hasn't made a film since "Two-Paced Woman" nearly a decade ago, is still anxious for a movie return. However, there is no hurry. Friends say she is financially well-fixed.

Paul Douglas was asked If he had SV PICK OF THE PROGRAMS TUESDAY, JUNE 27, 195 RADIO 2:25 WMCA Chicago vs. St. Leuii; WMGM 8:25: Glanta va. Dodgers; WINS Yankeea srs. Washington; 8.39: WNYC Pollen vs.

Fire Department, From Polo Grounds WEVD U. N. Today: Recorded Voire! of 1045-11 WMCA Edited Rebroadcast ot the Day's Preceediogs WNBC The Redeemed Drama: 'The Homeless Hearts With Everett Sioane, Narrator SO0-830 WNBC Drama: "I Speak for Democracy," Peggy Aeus Garaer WJZ Paul Whitemaa Presents: Popular Music, With Glenn Osser, Guest Conductor (Premiere) WJZ America's Town Meeting: 'Should Communist China Bo Admitted to the United Nations?" WCBS Romance Drama: "Quiet Wedding" 00 WNBC Drama: "Presenting Charlea Boyer WOR American Medical Association: Presidential Inauguration Ceremonies: WJZ TELEVISION WCBS-TV IT. N. Security Council Meeting at Lake Success.

WNBT The Little Shew, With John C'ante; Roberta Qulnlaa, Guest (Prcmierel, WOB-TV "The War in Korea What Does It Mean?" Dr. John Chang, Ambassador From Korea, and Others. WPIX Comedy: "They Live 1st Brooklyn." Aristidi Sigismonni. Dolores Badaloni, Dolorei Sutton, Others (Premiere). WABD Joan Edwards Shaw (Premiere).

:0 WATV 'Miss Television. Talent and Beauty Contest, With Paul fjrennrr (Premiere). WABD Baseball: Yankeea vs. Washington; Dodgers va. Giants WOR-TV.

30 WCBS-TV Ed Wynn Show: Dinah Shore, Ben Wrlglej, Guests. WPIX Stock Car Racei; WATV. WCBS-TV Suspense: "Wisteria." With Conrad Jsnis and Marjorie Gateson. WNBT Circle Theater: 'Tho Chair," With Vaughn Taylor, Luclla Watson and Others. 10:00 WCBS-TV Wrestling: From Bronx Winter Garden.

WNBT Original Amateur Hour, With Ted Mack and Guests. Maureen O'Hara and Macdonald Carry discover the west and romance In "Comanche technicolor outdoor action film opening tomorrow at the Fox Theater and which casts Carey in the colorful role of Jim Bowie. Mis O'Hara, long regarded as filmland's Technicolor Queen, is seen on the business end of a pair of six-shooters in the new film. i I any regrets over not doing the filmlspeCiaities. All Cadets will receive version of his stage role In "Born instruction in fundamentals of His frank answer: craft engines, theory of flight, me- Time sciieduie BERGEN Key, 8:45, Tengion, 1:40, 7:00, CAPITOL Agent, 1:00, 3:44.

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2:57, 5 57, 8 57. STATE Night. 12:50, 4 00, 7:05, 10:10. Singing. 11:30.

2:30. 5.40. 8:50. BABY BORN TO ENSIGN Ridgewood A baby girl was born June 18, to Mrs. Frank S.

Glendinning, wife of Ensign Frank S. Glendinning, U. S. of 78 Ridge) Road, at the Naval Hospital, Pensa-cola, Fa. The baby has been named Eileen Katherine.

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Also HARP, STANWVt 'NO MAN OF HER OWN' Clandctle HiM. KIIB1KT RVAV "SECRET FURY" Also (IIXRI.IS I 1 T.HT0N' "MAN ON THE EIFFEL TOWER" '5ALL THE FLAME AND FURY lit 1 i it 5 5 5 6 6 7 English Actiess ToMakeHerU.S. Bow At Rockland Orangeburg, N. Y. Jo Huntley- Wright of London, England, will make her American debut in Shaw's the first of ten plays to be staged at the Rockland County Circle Theater, Orangeburg, N.

Y. this summer. Finding the right person for the rolo of Lisa had presented something of a problem to Evelyn Barnes Peirce, director of Rockland County Circle produc tions who Insisted that the part be played with an authentic cockney English accent. Jo Huntley-Wright is quite at home with Shaw. She won the acclaim of London's critics for her fine work in Shaw's "Back to Methuselah" at the Lyric Theater, and "Village Wooing" at London's Embassy.

Miss Wright's appearance In "Pygmalion" at Orangeburg will be a her first experience with acting in the round. When asked how she felt about meeting her first American audience face to face, Miss Wright replied: I'll love it! Americans are so appreciative of good acting, and arena staging, with the audience seated around the players, gives everyone a chance to see and hear everything. This is rather important in a play such as 'Pygmalion'. It's going to be a lot, of fun and," she said hopefully. I do hope I please my first Ameri can audience." LOCAL WINNERS Receive 12 -Inch Television Com-! blnations At Amusement Park Cliffside Park Four Bergen County residents were winners of television sets last night in Palisades Amustment Park.

Winners who received 12 'j -inch television sets with an F. M. radio combination were: Miss Florence O'Brien of 149 Cambridge Avenue, Englewood; Miss Margaret Fitterer of 151-155 Engle Street, Englewood; Mrs. Louise Smith of 10 Lincoln Drive, Rochelle Park; Mrs. John Knoebl of 243 Wayne Avenue, Cliff-side Park; and Theodore Lamar of 3315 Pleasant Avenue, Union City.

QUITS OPERA Former Singer At Metropolitan Now Pursuing Evangelist's Career Toronto (INS) A former opera star has now become an evangel istic singer Miss Dorothea Jones has had a notable career in the musical world. She began her voice training at 6 years of age, and was accepted by the Metropolitan Opera Company of New York at 16. During the war she sang for the Royal Canadian Air Force. Then last February Miss Jones attended a gospel service in Toronto. She says it was the turning point in her life.

She gave up her work as an opera singer, and is now devoting her talents to a career as an evangelist. Cariplto itch is experienced by sailors in Venezuela harbors. It is caused by hairs from the wings and bodies of a particular moth. Nliht Owl Theater Film: Enemy, With Warren Hull and Ed Linaker News llS-WNBT Broadway Open House Jerry Lester Comedy Carnival Film 11 OR-TV Telefax News, Sports sort Weather to of do B. a None." However, he wishes his friend Brod Crawford well in the role and hopes the picture will be good.

Douglas was worried about being typed in films as his character in A Letter to Three After playing several times In the same character, he laid down the law to his studio. He feels his roles in "Panic in the Streets" and "14 Hours" have broken the type and he's feeling better about his career now. Richard Basehart has the most confining role of the year in "14 He plays the potential sui cide who stands on a high-up ledge and threatens to jump off. He has do all his emoting in the space about one square foot. Unlike the original story, Basehart will fall, not Jump off the ledge.

The censors not approve of suicide in films. It was five years ago that Cecil DeMille refused to pay $1 for a radio union assessments to combat labor law proposal. Last night William Keighley celebrated his fifth anniversary as DeMille's replacement on radio theater. Keigh ley is expected to be back on the program next fall. Gene Tierney says she has 10 years to go with 20th-Fox and she has no worries about the future.

"I don't see why some people in Hollywood talk about panic," she says. "We'll still be making pictures, although they may be shown on television instead of in theaters." Fans have been wondering why Gene was put in "Night and the in which she plays a tiny role. Gene is wondering too Richard Greene and Patricia Me- dina may be living part, but theyi share the same press agent. Mel Torme plays a bellhop in "Duchess of Idaho" but doesn't sing one foggy note. Audie Murphy says he's serious about going tiger hunting in India next winter.

Barbara Stanwyck took time out to make some radio announcements to plug Walter Huston's performance in 'The his last picture. Frankie Laine and Nan Grey may team on rajiio and T. V. shows when they return from their honeymoon. Preview audiences- applauded baseball scenes with Red Skelton in "Three Little Reason: one of the unbilled players was Harry Ruby, whom Skelton was portray ing in the picture.

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Sammy Berg WNBT Original Amateur Hour: Ted Mack WPIX Art Ford Show CBS-TV News, Allan Jackson WNBT Ren Graoer Show WABD Dizry Dean WOR-TV Clubhouse Quia, With Boh Edge WPIX News WATV Film: Caught 1st the Act, With Henry Armetta Radio Service Main 61 Hackensack 2-03J7 i report. AIR PATROL CADETS SOUGHTFOR SCHOOL Teterboro Flight Accepting Applica tions Of Boys, Girls Teterboro The Teterboro flight of the Civil Air Patrol announced today that it Is ready to accept ap Dlications from boys and girls 15 to 18 years of age as civil Air fairoi Cadets. All within this age group who qualify for membership will have the opportunity of developing their interest in aviation under nrnnpr Instruction of exrierts well Lialified to teach their individual iteoroloey. aerial navigation, in- spection and maintenance, saiety around aircraft, and many allied subjects. Those showing special aptitudes will have the opportunity of voluntarily participating in many other Civil Air Patrol activities, such as the New Jersey Wing 22 National Champion Drill team, orientation flights, practice observation flights and the annual summer encampment at an Air Force base.

Classes will be conducted on Tues day from 7:30 to 10 P. M. at the Teterboro School of Aeronautics. It is the intention of the Civil Air Patrol to create a healthy, properly trained Interest in aviation and further the national effort with re spect to civil and military aviation. DELEGATES NAMED Bergen Residents Will Attend 4th Convention Of Reserve Officers (Special to the Bergen Evening Record) Elizabeth, June 27 The official New Jersey delegation which will attend the twenty-fourth national convention of the Reserve Officers Association of the U.

In Washington, D. from tomorrow to Saturday, was announced today by Lieutenant Commander Morgan S. Naught of Elizabeth, Department of New Jersey president. Beside Commander Naught, those who will make the trip will Include Colonel William M. Lanning of Trenton, past department president and chairman of this delegation; Colonel Henry Nulton, Elizabeth; Colonel Arthur Bell, Union; Colonel Hubert W.

Amundson, Plainfield; Lieutenant Colonel Hy man Bashein, Millburn; Lieutenant Colonel Carl J. Koenig, Fair Lawn; Colonel Douglas V. Aitkin and Lieutenant Colonel Joshua V. Davi-dow, Bridgeton; Lieutenant Colonel Edgar Lewis, Pennington; Captain Frank Boehler, Jersey City; Colonel E. A.

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