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15 TI1E CALL'S WEEKEND MAGAZINE, AUGUST 29, 1959 a Schulberg Drama Adapted For TV Y- l-' lin i "Mr. Roberts," and Wish You Were Here." The adaptation of "What Makes Sammy Run," has been written by Budd Schulberg and his brother, Stuart Schulberg. "What Makes Sammy Run?" the story of Sammy GUck who rises from a dog-eat-do slum on New York's lower East side to become a copy boy on a big metropolitan newspaper. Before he's 20, he works his way up to radio columnist. Then, with the help of a stolen manuscript, he lands a Job as a Hollywood writer.

Although ht rant write a Hne he proves himself an expert at hiring ghost writers. Sammy is a self -centered man with couruge, energy and talent for the doublecross. "What Makes Sammy Hun?" the story of a man who knifes his way through the salary brackets unHi he reaches the top. 4 Young Actors In "The Lineup" Four young actors have been signed as regular cant members in the new 60-mlnute version of "The Lineup" which will premiere on the CBS Television Network Wednesday, Sept. 30 P.M., EDT), was announced today by Doiier, i e-presldent, pro-" grams, Hollywood.

I Joining the show's veteran star, Warner Anderson, who plays Lieut. Ben Guthrie is the expanded and broadened detective-adventure series 'based on documented San Francisco police oases, are WilUi(m Leslie, Tod Barton, Rachel Ames and Skip Ward, all of whom have been cast as police officers. "Leslie, at 30, is a nine-year acting veteran, moving from fche Pasadena Playhouse to featured or starring roles in films, including "The Long Grey Line," "Battle Stations," 'The Last Hurrah," "Up PerlseopeV' and more recently, "The Horse Soldiers." On television he has appeared on "Ford Theater" and "Celebrity Playhouse." In Olympic Games Tod Barton, under the name of Floyd Simmons, was a widely-heralded decathlon contestant, in the 1948 and 1952 Olympic Games. Later a contract player at Universal-International, Barton, 31, is a product of the same studio school that produced Clint Eastwood, John Gavin, John Saxon, Gia Scata and David Janssen. His films include "South Pacific," "Away All Boats" and "The Tattered Dress." On television he has becn featured in "Restless Gun," "The Gale Storm Show," "Men Of Annapolis" and "Conflict." 7 READY FOR FALL PREMIERES Redy to Join i imprMdv list of new programs set to premiere on the CBS Television Network this fall are: (upper left) George Gobel, who will host "The George Gobel Show" on alternate Sundays beginning Oct.

11 P. BDT); Dennis O'Keefe (upper right) who is befuddled by the attention he receives from Dolores Don-Ion (1.) and Eloise Hardt on 'The Dennis O'Keefe Show," which debuts Tuesday, Sept. 22 P.M.); Judi MeridHh and Earl HolUman (lower left) who rendezvous ait "Hotel de Paree" beginning Friday, Oct. 2 P. and Rod Sterling (lower right) who is the creator of "Twilight Zone," thrilling new series premiering Friday.

Oct. 2 P. Bennye Gatteys Scoring Ilil In 'Time Remembered' Musical comedy star Larry BJyden has been signed to star in "What Makes Sammy a two-part dramatization of Budd Schulberg's novel on the NBC-produced "Sunday Showcased i colorcast series, Sep't. 27 and Oct. 4.

Blyden, who is currently starring on Broadway as Sammy Fong in "The Flower Drum Song," will portray the brash climber Sammy Glick In the dramatization of the hard-hitting 1940 novel depicting the rise of a Hollywood movie czar. Prior to "Flower Drum Song," Blyden appeared opposite Peter Lind Hayes and Mary Healy in "Who Was That Lady I Saw You With," on Broadway. He also played in "Oh Men, Oh Ben Gnzzara Will Star In Fight Show Ben Gazaara, one of the nation's fas test -rising young actors, has been signed to head the starring cast of "Body and Soul," the season's premiere of the Du Pont "Sho-v of the Month" series, Monday, Sept. 28 00 P.M., EDT), on the CBS Television Network. Alvin Rakoff, distinguished Canada-born director, will direct the 90-minute program, which wlH originate live in New York.

In "Body and Soul," a romantic drama set against a background of big-league boxing, Gazzara will play Carlos Perez, middleweight champion of the world, who struggles to hoW the woman he loves, and also to retain his championship in a fixed fight. Gaczara, currently starring the motion picture success, "Anatomy of a Murder," Was widely acclaimed for his television performances in two "Playhouse 90-" productions, "The Troublemakers" and "The Violent Heart." Previously, he starred on Broadway in "End as a Man" and "A Hatful of Rain," and also in the "The Strange One." AWin Rakoffs directorial credits include tele-, vision production! in England of "Requiem for a Heavyweight" and "The Caine Mutiny Court-Martial." vacumn VP Donald Bute currently on stage at the Paper Mill Playhouse in Milburn, is being singled out nightly for the audience's special applause for her deft and engaging performance. Miss Gatteys' career began 'at the age of two, in Texas, wnen she sang hymns to the congregation of her uncle who was a Methodist minister. She started studying piano at the age of eight and wanted very much to become a concert pianist until three years ago when she came to New York and turned to acting and popular music. Bursting on New York from Dallas, Texas, three years ago, she was spotted by a talent scout and put on the "Name That Tune" program and won $20,000.

Broadway producer i Bloomgarden saw her on the show and Immediately engaged her for "The Diary of Anne in which she understudied Susan Strasberg for a year and played the lead role while Miss Strasberg vacationed. Back Ta Texas In February. 1958, her family took her back to Texas where she finished high school at Hackaday, a private girls' school. Folowing that she worked at the Margo Jones Theatre Dallas as resident Ingenue, starring in "The World Is as Juliet In "Rome and and the title ole in "The Reluctant At the State Fair Musicals in Dallas she appeared with Gordon McRae in with Shirley Booth in "A Tree Grows in with Maria TaVlchief in "Wiaard of and with John Tyers in "Show In February of this year. Miss Gatteys.

returned to New York to begin working on the "Captain Kangaroo" children's show (CBS-TV) as actress-singer and -pianist. On television she has also, found time lo, atac as Becky. Thatcher Jn u. S. Steel's musical version of "Tom as, Christine in Kraft's "I Am 15" rrA- wv Bennye Gatteys, in the role of Amanda, a milliner's appren tice, in "Time Jean AnouMh's romantic comedy co-starring Frances Starr and Jackie Cooper Stars As Young Navv Doctor Jackie Cooper stars as a young Navy doctor who saves a man's We and treats a monkey, 11 in his first day in the Navy, in new comedy-dranva series which premieres en the CBS Television Network Monday, Sept.

28 p.m., EDT.) With Aoby DaHon playing Navy Nurse MarUa Hale, others regularly featured in the saga of Lieutenant Charles J. Hen-nesey are Roscoe Karns as Captain Shafer and Henry Kulky as Max. Hennesey, just finished with hns medical education, joins the Navy and report to San Diego where he immediately encounters a would -be gotd-bricker; an overly talkative Navy officer's wife and a seaman whose life is in perii. vJVibh aplomb and humor Hennesey quickly earns his right to be a base "regular" and even softens the heart of the gruff old medical chief, played by Karns. Others in the east include Frank Gorshin, Norman Alden and Gene Reynolds.

Hy Aver-back ta the director for this episode. "Henneeey" was created by screen writer Doi McGuire, whose film credits include "Bad Day at Black Rook" and "Johnny Concfljo." The series is sponsored by General Foods represented by Young Rub; cam, Jnc, and P. LorilJard represented by Lennen Newell, Inc. Miss Ames, the 27-year-old daughter of veteran actors Byron Foulger and Dorothy Adams, has been featured in more than 50 television shows during the last five years, including the CBS Television Networks "Alfred Hitchcock Presents, "Desilu "General Electric Theater," "Lassie" and wDick Powell's Zane Grey Theatre." Skip Ward, a relative newcomer to Hollywood, appeared in the film "Run Silent, Run Deep." He has also appeared on the CBS Television Network's "Playhouse 90," "General FJlectric Theater" and "The Texan." Railroad Songs Songs about railroading will be featured on the "Midwestern Hayride" colorcast for Sunday, Aug. 1 30 (NBC-TV Network, 7 p.m.

EDT). Dean Richards and the cast will start the show with "Casey Jones." Then Bobby Bobo will keep things rolling with "John Henry." Nancy Dawn will sing "I'm Alabamy Bound," the Hometowners will entertain with "I've Been Working on the Railroad" and Penny West will offer "Life's Railway to Heaven." Other musical highlights include "Little Red. Caboose" by Helen and Billy Scott, "Night Train to Memphis" by Zeke- and Slim, and "Dream Train" by the Lucky Pennies banjo trio. and "I Don't Want to and in "Love Me to Pieces" for Studio One, as well as on other important programs. On radio she has been heard on Five Star Matinee and the NBC Radio Theatre.

She records for Decca; and on television films she has the title role in Dynamic's "American shown on NBC; and has the starring role in tire upcoming Pyramid's "Deadline" TV series. It Special HARDY II A RIME Dal Robertson stars as rugged Wells Farce agent Jim Ilardie in NBC-TV Network's "Tales at Wells Far-to." The Monday adventure series begins Its 1959-81 ses-sosi an Sept. 7. leaner -HOMkvSfRYlCi'; i oaaa. Aai" Ovti twenty tars' U.

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