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THE RECORD. THURSDAY, AUGUST 24, 1961 38 T. V. LAFFS By CLIFF ROCERSON a Hayworth, Gary Author Complete T. V.

Programs Costar In New Film Appears Happy But Marriage Plans Tc Await Divorce From Hill By LOUELLA O. PARSONS HEAS NE AS 11 10 PM EAST K. -e- a-d prodjcer Carl f-re-an is vwa'e a Joyce 2S0T. I gLSI in iw V-fc 11 12 P. M.

WEATHER 11 15 M. FILM: 'Tne Ojr.u.meao" An ar-cr r.rgs es to rra.rrta.n integritr: Gar Cooper, Patricia heal JACK PAAR (coiorl FILM: Se-ono Hr.nennocW' (igjTI ELECTRONIC ENGINEERS: Sariord Spill-ir-an inter. ieri nomas Phelan, presi-den. Pacit.c Coast Stoik Ercnanga 11 30 FILM: Nine trrrm Oter Space" 12:00 MIDNIGHT MIDNIGHT MYSTERIES 12 10 A. PM WEST: Terrence 0 Flaherty presents Wus-c cf the Poor Man" 12 40 A.

SHERLOCK HOLMES A icneiy-hearts is beaten U. P. I. Hollywood Writer) Hollywood, Aug. 24 Haven't heard Rita Hayward sound as haDDV.

as carefree, in years as when she telephoned to tell me she and Gary TVKey Previews: THURSDAY. AL'Gl'ST 24, 1961 Today's top shows as previewed and selected by T. V. Key's staff of experts who attend rehearsals, watch screenings and analyze scripts in New York and Hollywood. Today's AFTERNOON 12 00 hOOH 2 10VC Of LIFE 4 TRUTH 0 CONSEQCEKCES 7 CAMOUFLAGE: Uwam 1239 9 2 SEARCH FOR TOMORROW 4 IT COULD BE VCU Us'ori 5 CARTOOKS 7 NUMBER PLEASE 1245 9.

V. 2 GUIDING LIGHT 12 55 9. M. 4 HEWS 1 00 9. V.

2 NEWS 4 DR. JOYCE BROTHERS: Todas option; 1 hand my ILixl 5 CARTOONS 7 RAf HiUANO: 'h-Boo''. 1:05 P. M. 2 BURKS AND ALLEN 1 20 M.

9 NEWS AND WEATHER 125 P. M. 4 NEWS 5 NEWS 9 ALMANAC NEWSREEL 1 30 P. 2 AS THE WORLD TURNS 4 DIAL FOUR: in 5 FILM: "Sa francuca Docks': Sjrjtss 7 SUSIE: "Tr Mjbby Arm Stm 9 UNDERSTANDING OUR WORLD: 11 FILM: "Totnorro It La" (Hal.an, lrS2 A young a.rl, 4 accordant to puritanical fails i love: Pr Angrli, Vittorio da S'ta, LO'I Vaa-Mil 2 00 P. M.

2 FACE THE FACTS: 4 JAN MURRAY (cole) 7 DAY IN COURT: A si9W Mt.l onj for divorce frounds that hit wfc does not like show fewness 9 GUY MADISON: "Wild whita Horst" 2 30 P. M. 2 HOUSE PARTY 4 LORETTA YOUNG: Tarrsa Wr.oht in Uncles A sctwolmarm 11 imported to a rancN town to marry one of the CMore boys 7 SEVEN KEYS 9 STAR AND STORY: A veteran returnine. from a Korean prison camp steps tto a avawl: Krrfr Brassage 3:00 P. M.

2 MILLIONAIRE: "The Story of Don 4 VOUNG DR. ALONE: makes a restate (live) 5 THEATER FIVE 7 QUEEN FOR A DAY 9 FILM: A tetf-centered actress learns snt is losino her sight: Merle Oberon 11 FILM: Blonde Ice" (1948) A ouest for power leads a newspaper woman to rojr-der: Robert Paige, Leslie Brooks 3 25 M. 13 COMMUNITY NEWSREEL 3:30 P. M. 2 VERDICT IS YOURS-4 FROM THESE ROOTS 7 WHO DO YOU TRUST? 9 FILM: "Dancing on a Dream" (English; 13 JACK LA LANNE 4 00 f.

M. 2 BRIGHTER DAY 4 MAKE ROOM FOR OADDY: Danny enrolls Hi an acting school 5 MR. AND MRS. NORTH: A returned American prisoner of war makes a mistake Richard Owning 7 AMERICAN BANDSTAND: Singer Neil Se-daka it welcomed fey host Gil Lee of Denver 13 CARTOONS There's actually a few nonrerans of interest tonight 0 minutes of motorboat races on C. B.

Sports Spectacular; an interview with Egypt's President Nasser via the C. B. S. "At The Source" and Liberace on Jack Paar's show. Good repeats from The Real McCoys.

My Three Sons, Bat Masterson and The Untouchables. 15 P. M. 2 SECRET STORM 4 20 M. 11 SPORTS: Pea 4 30 P.

M. 2 OF NIGHT 4 HeS HOLLYWOOD: An.ta Ece relit' an aneedcte aoojt toe waur-ded an Italian warsman with a bow avd arrow men 0 inte-s f'i 5 MR. DISTRICT ATTORNEY: A tjt leads to tna of a jaciinp, ring Dava Brian 11 UirHEL-rlARBV AND CHUCK 455 M. 11 SPUNKY AND TADPOLE 5:00 P- M. 2 LIFE OF RILEY: Peg tr.es to convert an inused room into a den: William Bendu 4 FILM: Ur Mot Takes a Vacation" 5 DATELINE EUROPE: 9 JET JACKSON: Jet and Ikky interrupt a pny seance: Ritrvard Weoo, Sid Melton 11 BOZO THE CLOWN 13 COWBOY G-MEN: "Sirte I 5 25 P.

M. 11 CLUTCH CARGO 5 30 P. 2 FILM: "South of St Lous' (Wll Joel M'Cree, A'evis Smith 5 HECKLE AND JECKLE 7 ROCKY AND HIS FRIENDS 9 FILM: to Soer' 11 THPEE STOOGES 13 COMBAT SERGEANT EVENING 6 00 M. 4 NEWS AND WEATHER 5 FELIX AND DIVER DAN 7 NEWS 11 POPEYE 13 I LED THREE LIVES: A fellow counter sty is tortured by the Reds: Richard CaaJ-son 6:15 M. 7 LOCAL NEWS 6:20 P.

M. 7 WEATHER 6:25 P. M. 7 SPORTS 6 30 P. M.

4 LOCAL NEWS 5 CARTOONS 7 HAWKEYE 11 HUCKLEBERRY HOUND 13 FILM: "The Great Rupert" (1950) An oidtime vaudevHtien splits up with his partner: Jimmy Durante, Terry Moort 4 WEATHER 6 45 P. M. 4 NEWS 7:00 P. M. 2 NEWS: Prrcott Rcirrsoa 4 LONG JOHN SILVER: "The Dev.i't Long John, finding it hard to make a disttonest living, decides to go into a legitimate business: Robert Newton (color) 5 MISTER MAGOO 7 VIKINGS: "The Mercenaries" A man trumps up a fight over a new tax: Jerome Court I and 9 TERRYTOON CIRCUS 11 NEWS 7:05 P.

M. 2 LOCAL NEWS 7:10 P. M. 2 WEATHER 11 LOCAL NEWS 7:15 P. M.

2 NEWS 5 NEWS IX WEATHER 7 20 7:25 M. P. M. 7:30 P. 2 SUMMER SPORTS SPECTACULAR: Boat Racing "World Outboard Motorboat tmtlt nor fia tram la In WERKOAVS A.

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WE SEWV-ICE rVITII BEI.TONB SONOTONG MAICO AND OTHER AIDS. ju' var HARD OF HEARING FREE TRIAL 2 SUMMER SPORTS SPECTACULAR. "The World Outboard Motorboat Plenty of flip-flops tonight as the top boats in the hydroplane and runabout classes try and negotiate turns at speeds exceeding 100 miles an hour. The meet took place on the Mississippi River between St. Paul and Minneapolis, Minn.

BAT MASTERSON. "Terror on the Repeat). Average episode. William Conrad radio's Matt Dillon) gives this one a lift as the villain. Conrad reigns supreme in a Chinese temple located in a seemingly deserted gold mining town.

Masterson fans will be delighted to learn that the showdown includes a cane fight. THE REAL McCOYS. "The (Repeat). Very funny episode. Sterling Holloway is a great help with his excellent portrayal of cousin Orval McCoy a man with enough bad luck in him to contaminate the whole San Fernando Valley.

He manages to Jinx every phase of the McCoy operation and, though it's all quite obvious, the result is lots of laughs. 7 MY THREE SONS. "The i Repeat i. Amusing session. Chip wishes for a baby sister and one is immediately discovered in back of the station wagon.

It's a merry mixup that becomes hilarious when the child is confused with a leg of lamb. The obvious moral here is: don't buy the same make of car as your neighbor even if it happens to be the sponsor's product. THE UNTOUCHABLES. "Mr. Repeat i.

There are a few spots of violence in this one, but the emphasis is on the oiliness of a fat man with a brain. He's a sophisticated character with a surefire counterfeit scheme who pulls an engraver out of prison to do the job. Title role is very well played by newcomer Victor Bruno. (J) AT THE SOURCE. Egyptian President Nasser answers questions from C.

B. S. newsmen Eric Sevareid and Howard K. Smith on virtually every subject from Communism to neutralism. The Egyptian leader faces the two reporters in a large room of his summer home near Alexandria.

2)-NEW JERSEY'S leading gubernatorial candidates are interviewed. (5) P. M. EAST. Carl Foreman whose "Guns of Navarone" is one of the year's most successful films, is interviewed.

Foreman is certainly a Hollywood Maverick and his fabulous career, which has seen him driven out of Hollywood, should make interesting viewing. 11:151:00 (O-JACK PAAR. Jack offers variety in his guests tonight as he welcomes clever comic Don Adamas as well as the controversial pianist, Liberace. Color). ptvt.

Peanut-Hearing Aid! WORN AH In The EAR! the amazing "Peanut by Acousticon Merrill are going to costar in ORIGINAL STORY We've both signed for 'On The which producer Gerry Gross is making in spain in Feb ruary. It an original idea writ ten and created by Arnold and Lois Peyser, and my role is the greatest ever offered me in many years as an actress. I am the center of a diabolical crime in volving my own family I play a icked woman. "Are you going to marry Gary?" I asked her. She said: "I am getting a California divorco (from Jim Hill so I can't even think of getting married ajain for a year.

I am taking my daughter Yas- mm to Geneva in September. She went to school there last year and loves it, and I am putting my older child Rebecca in Kath- erine Branson school in San Francisco." With Joanne Woodward expect ing the second Paul Newman heir or heiress any day now, she has told Jerry Wald that she should be able to start "Celebration" for 20th Ceniury-Fox by mid-1 November. Joanne tells me she I will be glad to get back to work. The male star is Warren Beatty, who is playing the same role he created on Broadway in the William Inge play. After "Splendor In The Grass" with Natalie Wood and "The Roman Spring of Mrs.

Stone" with Vivien Leigh, Warren will be a big screen star. I might add that Warren's days and evenings are being spent with Natalie Wood, whom he is steady-dating so ardently, bystanders find it hard to believe their story of being just good friends is true. Vincent Minnelli, said when Cyd Charisse danced by at the Ray Stark's party looking like a dream straight out of heaven: "Yes, she is a beautiful girl, and you -should see bow beautiful her tests are in 'Two Weeks in Another Town'." Vincent and Don ice (Mrs. are leaving Monday for Rome where part of Irwin Shaw's movie will be filmed. Speaking of Cyd's beauty a whole section of "Black Tights" in which she appears, was taken out to demonstrate the effective ness of color to London's T.

V. producers. They do not yet have color on England video. Tony Curtis stayed such a short time at the Starks that 1 didn't get too much of a chance to talk to him. But I did learn that Marion Hargrove (you re member him of "See Here, Private has checked into Universal-International to adapt "Forty Pounds of Trouble" for Tony.

This won't be made until next year, possibly late next summer. because Tony has Taras Bulba and "Playboy" first. The movie will be made in Nevada, (thank goodness in the U. S. and its a story about gambling that's as much as I can find out.

Stan Margolis, who has been his business manager and friend for so many years, is the producer Wonder what brought about this sudden change in Soraya's attitude where Hugh O'Brian is concerned? After over a year of admitting nothing one way or the other, and seeming to be very smitten with Wyatt Enrp O'Brian, the former Queen of Iran appears to have closed the door on this romantic chapter in her life. What seems to have set her off was a story in a Munich newspaper indicating she and Hugh were close to marriage. Snapped back Soraya "Mr. Brian who came to Europe purely for business reasons and completely independent of me, has returned to America." She closed with the equally final declaration that they had not met in Italy by pre-arrangement After all those cheek-lo-cheek dancing photos? Just out of Cedars of Lebanon Hospital. Glynis Johns has been on the Warner Bros, lot talking mo wires no wri ter batteries NO COROS This not "gdet' It's a REAL heir-inn aid.

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"SUBE, XTMikaiC HE'S FUNNV JUST OON'T FEEL LIKE THAT'S All!" S4- MEDICAL LIBRARIAN ATTENDS INSTITUTE Englewood Hospital Aide Hears Of Recent Developments Englewood Miss Jean D. Tilt, chief medical record librarian at Englewood Hospital, is currently attending the Advanced Institute for Medical Record Personnel in Chicago. The Institute, being conducted through tomorrow, is sponsored by the American Association of Medical Record Librarians in co-operation with American Hospital Association. The session is designed to bring professional medical record librarians up to date on the latest methods of disease classification, indexing for medical research purposes, and planning and supervising systems for maintenance of statistics. RECREATION UNIT TO GIVE REPORT Year's Work To Be Reviewed At Northvale Democratic Club Northvale The recreation committee will present a report of its work this year at the Democratic Club meeting tonight at 8:30 at Redman's Hall.

Donald LaPcnna, vice-chairman of the committee, will outline the work done on recreation areas and programs for children. Club President Basil Dirato urged new residents to attend to become acquainted with the facilities and activities available in the Borough. Council candidates John L. Hogan and Charles Connelly will report on their campaign. The candidates have been visiting new residents the part 2 weeks.

ACOUSTICON HEARING AID CENTER C' t'fifts bea's tt- i 7 'tt ar-d i a't: r.e- 11 ai Te titi wt't run 1 I trz fi rr 5 P. 'f E-4 Pi rr' re--s i 4 OliTLAAS. Tna Snr-n tr be4 c-t gj.5t0 a rot'a'e s.n 7 Tot' srarnfs tar tatnrr i rrr. 3rf 2 5 POUCH T- Poacjt i or! iM rtg a pot to iic i garos 4 7 6UESTWARD nO! Dplrs Crfts rtc. i- 7 JCO" fi-CS is gc r-g ST trie i 11 ad anis to nraa tor tne et Bat-: JDannr Zrj Ha-aey I Crci if, B.il: Warti M.hrr 1 FILM 6.xl; of Jej" 1195) A at-rrat pcas io a baby on tna strps et 11 a tDndi -ng ttmr tad srr, DDt Rra-os tcoic) 11 VOU ASKED FOR IT: 1 A martjJ rar (or n-s de'rtOnitfatn si.

I. 2 uridrgraund pa'ate 8 00 5 CITV REPORTER: A tjg t. mrdrer comrs to the cty rocm tn h-nseit UP. Mirk Stevens 7 00iIA REEO: V.mh; Lrnea, in "Genha rill DIVORCE COURT: A a-titnan ciarns tier a. it net go tn anrit: Voltaire Perkins 13 MIKE WALLACE: Journalist Lou Lima, wno recently returned from Atnca describes the "Wmnw.nd ot Racial Hatred Aga.nst tr White 8 20 9.

13 HEViS 8 30 9. 2 FRONTIER JUSTICE: John Oe, Dean Jaqger in "They Were 4 BAT MASTERSON: "Terror on the Tr n. Sat wins a aiming cla'm in a lottery. On ns way to the claim sitt, he's attacked by a huge bearded man. Bit Gene Barry 5 FOUR JUST MEN: Drama: "Crack-no" Jeff attempts to locate a million dollars gotd- Richard Conw 7 REAL McCOVS: 0al "The Jina" McCoy it the hardlurk character in the iam.ly.

13 BETTV FURNESS 9 00 9. M. 2 GUNSLIKGER: "The The town of Arroyo Seen, caught a border dispute between the U. S. and Meiico, overrun with lawless gunmen who take advantage of tr contused jurisdiction.

Cord is sent there to investigate. Cord: Tony Voung. Wingate: Preston Foster. Antiv: Midge VKure 4 BACHELOR FATHER: "Bemley and tr Bg On BentleVS aduice, Peter imts money stocks, naturally. Just then the bottom drops out of the market 5 WRESTLING 7 MY THREE SONS: "The A wild sequence of events results from an ini-prcbable case of mistaken identity an infant is confused with a leg of lamb 9 FIESTA IN PUERTO RICO 1 TARGET: A man, about to loose business position to a younger maa, pians 9:30 9.

M. 4 GREAT GHOST TALES: "Sredni Vashtar" 7 UNTOUCHABLES: "Mr- In the first move of a master (..., a truck carrying printing paper for currency rs hijarked STRANGE STORIES: "Eci.pse". A heart condition ends tne career oi 11 RENDEZVOUS WITH ADVlNiUKt: Ir. I r. m.

2 AT THE SOURCE: An Interview from Cairo with U. A. R. President Gamal Nasser 4 GROUCHO: Returning from last weers show are model L'ly Valentine of San Francisco and singing plumber Guerino 2eri 9 CRIME DOES NOT PAY: A gang of Hijackers sells meat wh.c causes an em-demic of tomain poisoning: J. Carrol 11 VICTORY AT SEA: "Sea and The first Anglo-American offensive of World War II 13 FILM: "Female Jungle" (WSfc) 10:30 P.

M. 2 NEW JERSEY ELECTION: Interviews with some of New Jersey's gubernatorial candidates (special) 4 THIRD MAN: A deported hoodlum asks Lime to buy back his yactrt: Michael Renn-e 7 SILENTS PLEASE: "Story of the 9 FILM: Bundle of Joy" 11 SHOTGUN SLAOE: Siade finds a town where people have been murdered tor no reason; Scott Brady, Kim Spalding 11:00 9. M. 2 NEWS 4 NEWS STATION ENTERED Windows Broken. Nothing; Missing After Early Morning Entry River Edge Allen's Service Station on Kinderkamack Road was broken into sometime early yesterday morning.

Nothing has been found missing, police said. Two windows on the south side of the building were broken and then unlocked. There was evidence some one had been inside the building, police said. (Stuyvesant Ave.) Eloise On T.V. Now By CHARLES WITBECK Dick Powell is giving up "Zane Grey" to indulge in an hour anthology series on Tuesday nights beeinning September 36 over WNBC.

The first show filmed has Powell assisted by 11 guest stars including Ralph Bellamy, Carolyn Jones. Lloyd Bridges. Nic- Adams and Kay Thompson. Powell is a police detective and the guests are witnesses or suspects. For instance.

Miss Thompson plays a blind lady, a witness to murder and this is unusual because singer-writer-night club entertainer Thompson is a very lively lady. The best description of Miss Thompson comes from herself. "I waik into a room and I'm loud," she says. She tries not to disturb people but she can't help it. In this show Kay has to come in quiet, very quiet.

According to friend Dick Powell and the rushes, Kay managed to do this in her first acting stint. Now she wants to do more. "I saw Dick in New York and he asked if I ever wanted to act." Kay explained, "and I said 'sure. thinking he was kidding. He told me about the blind part and then went off to Europe.

I thought no more about it until he called me from Hollywood and asked if I was coming out. The man was serious, honey-darling, and I took the next plane. I didn't ask about the money. I still don't know if it's three dollars or not. Either way, it's O.

K. with me." LONG BACKGROUND It looks like Kay has a new career. Fans with long memories will remember Kay and her Rhythm Singers swinging chants on radio during the thirties. In the Forties she wowed the night club chic set coming out in tailored slacks and raising the roof with the four Williams Brothers. This was a very stylish singing act that has yet to be equaled in the black rooms.

After that Kay became tioise and Eloise became a best-seller. She's still writing about Eloise in Las Vegas, Florida, or you name it. and she will probably never ma dry. Then, if a viewer is lucky, he might catch Kay in a rare guest spot with Perry Como or Garry Moore. In these she tries to be simple, but something, happens and she has dancers and singers all around her.

Kay ca just play "Whisper ins" on the piano and sing quiet ly, but no one will let her get away with it. "People think of me and im mediately they see a big produc tion number, she said with a smile. "Boys and girls running back is the ticket for Thompson. I'm labeled loud with a lot of chit-chat." She has that too. Honey chile.

sugar darlin', applies to whom' ever she's talking to at the moment. And the word divoon is a favorite. Miss Thompson laughs easily, jumps to opposites quickly mentally and has a good deal of energy. "My God, Kay, you stimulate yourself," said a friend. Writing Eloise was really a game.

Ideas popped out of the Thompson head like grapes. She used to go to bed with a note pad on her chest. Fifty brainstorms would come and Kay would whisk them down. "You ought to see the material we threw away," she says. They were all jewels of course, but she cut like a pro.

A SONG WRITER TOO Miss Thompson also put in a few years at M. G. M. as a vocal coach for Judy Garland, song arranger and general pep up girl. She says she didn't teach Judy.

"I don't think I ever gave Judy anything. I sing loud and Judy sings loud," says Kay. "Once Judy, Ethel Merman and myself sang together at a Hollywood party and you could hear us in Hawaii. I must say Ethel was the loudest." Having sung in the days when popular music was at its peak this depends on the era you grew up in) Miss Thompson, naturally, isn't too happy with the present day hits for kids under 10 years of age. The fans in those days could almost vote.

Kay isn't out and out disdainful, but she measures her words when she talks about the current songs and singers. Of the singers she says that Frankie Ava-lon isn't bad. "He has some music in him. Bobby Darin is loaded with talent. He'll be around for a long while.

"The music' is for the very young. It's sweet and very sentimental and keeps a beat. That haunting sweetness is the big thing." Miss Thompson is also a song writer, as you may have guessed, and she has a few around that might go on the market. Probably too much style, but she's trying The songs though can wait with a possible new acting career coming up. See Miss Thompson, for once, come on quietly this fall ith Dick Powell.

Mas: Selected works by 141 MAIN T. HACKENSACK (Roam 412 CIIt Natla.al Bank Bldf.) DIAMOND Acousticon Hearing Aid Canter, 241 Main Hackentack. r.ratlrmca: Wtlliaat hticatlaa I wrald like tn try the "Praaal" hrartad aid ta the irrtvary my hnnie I do aat lh a trial kut alrasa nail rrr akata and atker prrtiarat taforaiatlaa ri NAME ADDRESS CITV Stata and as full of beans, as we saj a motion picture. COSTARS: Anthony Quina and Gia Scala, costar in the adventure story, "The Guns of currently at the Oritani Theater. Glynis also will star on a T.

V. show for G. E. Theater, tiuea 'Two Against the Privately. Glynis is dating Jerry Davis, Marilyn Maxwell exhusband, who is producer on the same lot for "The Roaring 20's" T.

V. show. Snapshots -of Hollywood col lected at random: The girl in Troy Donahue's life both on and off the screen is Suzanne Pleshette, the charmer signed by Warners. The big brass at the studio says she has everything it takes to become a successful star. That reminds me Lili Kar- dell not only loses Troy, but also the use of his new white Cadillac while he's in Europe.

He's loaned it to his sister instead safer perhaps. Andy Williams has fallen like a ton of bricks for Brigid Bazlen. He's appearing at the Palmer House in Chicago, and dates Brigid nightly while she's visiting her mother, columnist Maggie Daley. Andy's long time romance with French dancer Claudine Longet is a thing of the past. Rodney Pantages and Lois Greene.

Dean Martin's secretary, eloped to Las Vegas last week. Rodney's two children, Alexander and Nanette, by a previous marriage, as well as his brother, Lloyd, were at the ceremony. The newlyweds had dinner the next night at Dino's, but no one suspected they were married. WORK IS STaARTED ON NEW THEATER Route 59 Theater To Be Built la NanttPt By Skouras Nanuet. N.

Y. Construction has started on the new Skouras Route 59 Theater in Nanuet. Work on this new conventional 600 seat air conditioned theater located on Route 59 near the Spring. Valley exit of the New York State Thniwav is under the supervision of Anthony J. Raid-naldi.

Rockland County contractor. It is planned that th theater will open some time early next year. According to Salah Hassanein, this will be the only theater in Rockland County and Northern New Jersey area to be equipped with Todd-A. O. system to insure the presentation of road show attractions as they are now presented on Broadway.

Plans for the theater include an Italian mosaic tile front, modern decor, screen 48 feet by 20 feet, and aluminum arcoustical walls. An ample parking arej will be provided. TRIBUTE IS PAID ACTOR VALENTINO Mourner In Black Is Missing On J5(h Death Anniversary Hollywood. Aug. 24 tfi There was no lady in black among the 100 persons who gathered to pay tribute to actor Rudolph Valentino on the 35th anniversary of bis death.

The mysterious woman, garbed in black, was a mourner whose devotion to Valentino wa Midland Park Borough Coiinril. special mert-ing. rereipt of bids for Granite Street road construction. Municipal Building. 8 30 P.

M. Woodcliff Lake Public School, registration, 9 A M. to noon Recreation Commission, new clowns hour for swimming. Old Mill Park. 7PM TOMORROW Public School, registration.

9 A. M. to noon. Wood-Ridge Memorial Library, music-storv hour for children. 7 throush 10, Babes Tovland.

music room, 10 30 A M. St. Paji Church. Episcopalian enure ha omen, bus ride to As. Park, buses leave church.

9 A. leave Asbury Park for return trip. 7 M. TOMORROW Junior Drur- and B'i'e Corps, sponsored hv AmerKan Leeioa Pest rehrar-al Leeion Hut, 30 A 'fyz with Richard Zanuck about the tradition in the first 25 years aft-role of Teresa in "The Chapman i er his death. Report One of England's fine The rites at Hollywood Memori-actresses.

Glynis can use her aI Park yesterdav were conduct-British accent because Teresa is ed by the Masquers Club and the veddy veddy social in the story. Troupers, show-business groups Bergen County Community Calendar ilriflfixaee If you are in business and need money to expand, retool, to further research be wise, see your nearest National Community Bank for the funds you need. There are 10 conveniently located offices ready to help you with any financial matter call cr visit us today! (All notices to appear in this news calendar must be submitted not later than noon 4 days before the date of fhe evenf scheduJedJ Hasbrouck Heights First Reformed Church. Guild for Christian Service, sewing workshop for missions and industrial table, all dav. beginning at 10 A.

TOMORROW Summer dance for teen-aee boys and girls, sponsored by the Recreation Commission blacktop area adjacent to Frcnkijn School. 8 to 11 P. M. Hillsdale Methodist Church. vacation school.

9 30 to 11 45 A TOMORROW Methodist ChuTh, final session of vacation Bible school. 8 3ft to 11 45 A M. Public Library, final day for Tom Sawver Vacation Reading Club Radio Highlights Today (WYC Mastenrork Hour: MacDnwell's Piano Concerto No. 2 Van Cliburn: Tchaikovsky's Symphony No. 5.

(WQXRi Symphony Hall: Beethoven Symphony No. 4 'Stereophonic1. (WQXRi Famous Concertos: Grieg's Piano Concerto in A minor Arrau. (WNYCs Chamber Mask-: Richard Strauss' Suite in flat. Op.

4. and Serenade in flat. Op 7. WRFM Classics By Request: Excerpts from Wagner's Tristan and CBS Cloakroom Interview with Senator Mike Mansfield. Democrat of Montana.

(WCBS Baseball: Los Angeles Angels vs. Yankees (WQXR Symphonic Highlicfats: Mozart's Divertimento in Strauss Horn Concerto No. 1. NATIONAL COKir.lUNITV BANK RUTHERFORD RiDGEFIELD GARFIELD EAST FATERSCN EAST RUTHERFORD WALLINGTCN NORTH ARLINGTON CARLSTADT LYNDHURST LYNDHURST tiags w.i (WNYC-FMs-French composers..