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The Bristol Daily Courier from Bristol, Pennsylvania • Page 24

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PAGfM BRISTOL COURIER LEVIHOWN TIAAES THURSDAY, MARCH 12. TV iMst Night Square But Inoffensive By WILLIAM EWALD United Press International NEW YORK (UPD-There are two kinds of nothings big nothings and little nothings. The big nothing is offensive and the little nothing is inoffensive. Last CBS-TV U.S. Steel Hour offering.

Square was an inoffensive little nothing. Louis story about a group of businessmen who are shipped off to college one summer to complete their education certainly was a useful take-off point for a comedy. But Pelletier's exercise was almost fully formula-strapped. Tom Ewell, in a typical Tom Ewell role the slightly perplexed wolf fell in love I Jacobj I I On Bridge TV In Sight jealous; there was the younj meanie bucking for the job Ewell and there was, of course. the wispy semi-comic professor of philo.sophy.

(In the movies, professor is the one who jitterbugs in the la.st scene when all the bright young students save the college from going under by putting on a swinging musical show when all the time, the stiff old dean thought they were going to do Antigone). There was even, heaven help us, the scene in the college library where the loving pair start yelling at each other while the librarian shushes madly. Brainpainted by bosh like this, sometimes suspect that no one in TV has ever really safaried into the acadcmic jungle. The groves of academe are almo.st al- South Overbids Four-Card Suif By JArOBY WriCtea for SEA Tas SPECIAL op Vf A ThfB a a OP THB June Lockhart who was enmeshed I ways presented as gentle, mellow in a typical June Lockhart part. and slightly sleepy, peopled by in- the prim school teacher, primed i nocents tuned in to life by remote for love.

I control. As a matter of fact, thei Then like a neat little row of academic life has always struck; ducks, all of the stereotypes came me as a pretty fierce go, a rough' trotting out. There was the and tumble campaign, a kind ofi blonde stripteaser, a friend Avenue with books. who made Miss Lockhart NORTH AK 10 6 94 AK75 32 4b72 1 EAST A42 4Q753 10 875 2. I J8 109 AQJI03 SOUTH(D) 4kAJ98 J3 i 64 A 9 6 3 North and South voilnerable South West North East 1 Pass 14 1 1 2V 24 3V 3 4 Pass 4 4k Pass Pass Pass Opening 5 When you are nretty sure that your has a bid a four BRISTOL THEATRE relax here-add years to your life LAST TIMES TODAY WALT DISNEY'S TONKA No matter.

It was an hour card you try to avoid rai.sing poured out of a mold, but it was him with only three trumps but! not painful, merely depres.sing. North could find no better bid' Ewell and Mi.ss Loc-khart lalwred than two spades, skillfully under the circumstances and Roxanne Arlen as the teaser wiggled to fair effect. ROOSEVELT II- I I- Wl 6 9S4S CHIlDKfN UHOfl 'i ALWAYS riff JIRST AREA SHOWING 2 TREMENDOUS HITS Show Starts at 7 P.M. The Channel Swim: Ted Mack's amateur hour is up as I the summer replacement for CBS- TV's Person To Link- son. Jack, looks the for an upcoming CBS-TV 'summer show.

On The Go. John Marquand has written a of the for planned fall The Ten Commandments. Co.stain has written a script for the series, too. Two Japanese Michi Kobi and I James Shigeta, will star in I ina I errill ANlCELiniEBANK hat SHOULD BE ROBBED As for his rai.se to four spades the only favorable thing that can l)e about it is that it was no worse than bid of three. East cashed two heart tricks and led the eight of clubs.

A trump shift would have beaten the hand but East did not want to lead from the queen. From this point on South justified his overbid. He won that club, cashed dummy's two high diamonds and his other high club and ruffed a third club with ten of trumps. At this point East could not beat the hand. Actually he over- ruffed and led a trump.

South British TV Queen Demoted- Had To Settle For Duchess iM 'i- 'hi'-' By ERSKIXE JOHNSON NEA Staff Cwrespondent HOLLYWOOD (NEA) The queen of English movies on the late, late shows who later was demoted to a duchess has a I NEW movie now for fellows likej I me who thipJi the most gor -1 I geous, fun-filled buridle from Brit- ain in Hollywood. i Hazel Court is the nette, big-eyed and peaches and cream. Star of 50 British movies. The flip and zippy Carole ish co-star of last season I telefilm series, And the, Duche.ss.” I Mi.ss Allure now' in movie. Man In Half Moon which Paramount will be releasing ju.st about the time she stars in Avon Hitchcock on CBS March 15.

Of course the English movie queen v.ho l)ecame a duchess is 0 for trip lo North Hollywood was very little publicity. I sertins Olde togMlle 'made a trip to New York to help throush the smog, the! As she handed $11 to the cab- the ca.se but by then it was too maid Hazel can see that But Hollj'wood counting on it being too late for sexy Hazel. HAZEL COURT: Big eyes and peaches and cream. meny Almost Perfect the April; 2 show of new music won in his own hand, ruffed an- theatre series. club with king of Audrey Meadows will sit in for got back to his hand by Ed Murrow on Person ruffing a diamond, drew trumps To Person March 27 Murrow and made the last trick with his will be on a news assignment in fifth club.

England. NBC-TV will unveil ai when South ruffed with dum- one hour Jeopardy, next ten of spades East had sev June Allyson Quits Parts a gray haired feminine Hollywood is the place for the old doll tresses now like 'to live and work if going to and TV offers she told me. I'm not. here you better get your own au-Uetting will keep her in taxicabs my hu.sband (British or you will go broke. actor Dermot Walsh) will havei just about broke alieady, to say about laughed, only three Hazel who is from between Santa Monica and ham (England) is the daughter y.

iof a professional English cricket! Only And the Duch- player. A star fast bowler, she telefiltns weie made undei said he was, who once -put product.on reins of Sheldon men out in nine ds. I thought they were quite good. I'm not sure, but it was but I thing like a no-hit baseball game, went on the air so quick once swung a mean crick -1 et bat, too. she laughed: father taught me the method when I was 12 The cricket method, that is.

I Hazel said, con-sidered cricket in England, where she studied at the Royal Academy. stuff is really 1 a laugh in she assured By DICK DU BROW Hollywood Writer HOLLYWOOD Allyson, in retirement for more than a year, says long as studios 175 Attend Cub Dinner John 175 Fitch parents got her Start as a chorus girl at the Copacabana night club in New i York. i.r friends recently at its Blue me. your )ob and con-; that. I just went along jcentrating on Entertainment was pro-! worry about But vided by the Trenton Clowns, youngsters in London all invohed with the and they act Cubmaster fall A filmed adventure drama'e7af lines of' defense.

It tear-jerking, sweet lit- ithat Will be shot entirely on loca- considerable intere.st to readers study them and see how South could reply to each one. heil stay there as stly about it. really. One tiie following awards: ios 1 lure Tim Fahey i '-e got enough to do. Look around two gold and foui TRENTON Rica THEATRES tion.

Janet Blair and John Raitt willj take over the NBC-TV Dinah Shore spot on June 7 for 17 shows Kirsten and Edie Adams also will he featured on some of the summer series. NBC Today is planning a remote from Titusville. to commemorate the oil strike in that town 100 years ago. you, and you'll see tired of those plea.se don't in Starts FRIDAY Deborah KERR Yul BRYNNER "THE JOURNEY" An Epic Romantic AdvtLnturt in Color FRIDAY Eartha KITT Sammy DAVIS, Jr. "ANNA LUCASTA" ind.

"THE MUGGER" 3330 bidding has been; North KMi South West 2 Pas You, South, hold: 43 2 1TKQJ 10 98 7 45 3 4 What do do? your imrtnrr wilt recojt- a specinlixed bid (hen jou she said with her infec tious, deep-throated laugh. Vince Brescia made Webelos, Cunning-j how she was coming along: iwo goiu ana four silver ar. Miss Court, wonder- Dougherty, Jack Ja- bhe pointed to the fertile hills ive been an apple for a whole Steve Brofman, Nathan fhp Pnwplk week now Brescia, Barry Re- One of J. Arthur Rank's dis- iPeUa: gold and tvvo arrows, Hazel studied dancing, Bruce Klama. which the Powells have a worry about me I'll stay estate, com.

home and do the dishes piete with lake, ducks, houses. But most I Wolf badge and gold arrow, for the lead in movie Gates. Richard Red Then a real house, Mark Coyne and Robert of her time, she said, was a few years ago. the petite 1 after their two children, blonde actress was the Pamela, 10, and Ricky, 8 most successful Teamed handkerchief business booming with such films as Glenn Miller Air Command" and Stratton DRIVI- IN Roosevelt Blvd. at City Line ELECTRIC IN-CAR HEATERS FIRST DRIVE-IN SHOWINGI 1 Action War Spictaclts! Secrct Sub that Won Warl 'SUBMARINE SEAHAWK' Deadly Thrill of Jump and Killl 'PARATROOP COMMAND' ME bid three hearts show Story your heart with no or other hiffh QUESTION Your parlnor opcn.s with two dininoiul.s 1 tho next j)laycr ovorcalls two hoart.s.

You, Sonlli, hold: 4Q 10 8 7 5 4 2 2 What do you do? Answer Tomorrow should I leave this place with Stewart, she kept the important as the is. I worked too, never get; together. We had that problem before. been married for 13 Shearer, Kaplan. Wolf badge, Billy Hilton, ballet dancer, Moira I i played the role when the danc- Ralph Murphy and Stanley Fly.

Wolf badge, gold and silver ar- Robert Fahey, Jay Dietz row. FINAL WEfK Frank SINATRA Dean MARTIN Shirley MacLAINE "SOME CAME RUNNING" FEATURE 7:00 9:50 2cx BUDDY INGRID ergman CURT urgens ROBERT onat INN Sixm mpWess Movie Schedule ducer Dick Powell. Wearing blue slacks and a blue, and-white striped pullover sweat- BRISTOL BRISTOL CROYDON Bride, and the DRlVE-lNS jDIX (Bordentciwn) of 6th the Money" LINCOLN Sea-1 I hawk" Command" ROOSEVELT Although she still has one he such a fine man film to be released-'Stran- nothing more importer In My is now set- to me than he.ng with him tied happily into the full-time job He maps out of being married to actor-pro- Uve years from jtoday. lllbedomgsoand-so. And he does just what he says.

gets made at me. though, because I even read scripts any more so I started reading their home: recently. I make him mad in year ago last Christmas return by telling him I used to morning. I woke up and said 1 cut classes to see him in-the mov. was quitting.

Richard said he! ies when I was a knew eventually do it. And xhe actress is 35, her husband I've been determined ever since not to play those crying parts. Allyson blushingly admit- I never had a burning de- although rather sire to be an actress. The only no more on screen, she is reason I started that I found for such parts, out you could make a week) says I even cry at being a chorus girl and only 510 she said, a week working in a department with the children toj and I simply go And despite her personal dis- for playing crying I Miss Allyson said she thinks the movies ne'd more stories like of the big stars now are men." she said. think it's financially important for movies to Like all Hollywood newcomers: Larry Phillips and Kip Peterson, i.she m.ade a quick trip from Lon- Gold and silver arrows, Lin' don last year to in Loring, Charles Loring, ler's Moon" on Playhouse Beaumont, Gary Wygal, Hazel is learning you hail Gerry Evalt, Rusty Wilner, Dale taxicabs here like you do in Lon- Writer, Robert Temkin, Fred don.

living with friends i Mowry, Robert Renaldo. Gary near Santa Monica beach and to Katz. James Desmond, Gregory keep our luncheon date she and Michael Spector. Join WITTM'S newshounds Telephone Tips Team Call Newstips to OW 5-8515 6:00 A.M. to 2:00 A.M.

Receive a newshounds Press Card Plus Cosh 5.00 for the 3 best tips each week SeiVING THf GREAT DELAWARE VAllEY FICMN TRENTON. M. store. Miss Allyson. born in the Bronx.

Lits Wins Retail Award I-HI Thai Brotliers has won the pictures, because retail award. Brand more than Hetailer-of-the-Year (or say, 19.58. in the partment stores cat-: go out and see a in the llth annual compe- are out most of the day. tition, it has been announced by rather stay at home, the Brand Names 3 woman has been at home LEVITTOWN TOWNE of the Sixth NEWTOWN Perfect Furlough" with the kids, doing the laundry and cleaning the house and of York. At the same time, the foundation Gerhard's.

of Glen- want 5 to go out." side, was the winner of Brand; -----------------Name Retailer-of-the-Year in the dealers category, and i Fox-Bilt Homes. Plymouth Meeting, received a certificate of distinction in the home builders! class. I LINCOLN Tables" 12 winners were selected from TRE.NT Came Run- thousands of entries from the en- 12 tire country. Death i Stop Career HEY HAVE YOU SENT IN YOUR FREE "SCHOOL-KID" WANT AD? WE MUST HAVE YOUR AD IN OUR OFFICE BY NOON, FRIDAY, MARCH 13 SEND YOURS TONIGHT 4 LINES 3 DAYS MARCH 16-17-18 For NATIONAL WAND AD WEEK "FREE WANT-ADS" PHONE COMING STEVE GIBSON THE RED CAPS and BILLY DUKE and HIS DUKES at the LEVinOWN TAVERN LEVITTOWN SHOPPING CENTER HOLLYWOOD (UPD Last November, actor Tom Pittman was killed when his foreign sports car plunged 150-feet down a ravine at Benedict Canyon, Calif. Today.

career goes on. much in the same eerie manner that James continueii posthumously. Pittman has appeared in recent episodes of Train, Cimarron City" and Greyj Theater." A feature film, boten," in which he plays a Nazi soldier, is about to be released 1 fan magazines continue to publish stories about him. The; March issue of Movje Stars ried a storj' titleii. The Boy Who Followed Jimmy Dean to Death" and reci'ived scores latoi-y letters from teen-age Pitt-j man fiins who want to read more' about their idol.

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