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i Gaynor Goes Dramatic In 'Joker Is Wild' magic carpet over CD ECO Si By JOE What has happened to the romantic type of Last Satur a. t- day night we tuned in on the "Your Hit Parade" program and found about 80 of the tunes on the show either rock n' roll or a crazy novelty. This program is no longer the barometer for hit songs or songs one would like to hear, it is now a program of teen-agers the songs, singers and style of entertainer are all slanted towards the impressionistic youngster. The band is too loud and it drowns out the singer most of the time but what with the type of song being sung on this show maybe it's not a bad idea to drown it out. Maybe some smart sponsor will come along during the next few months and give the viewer the type of song he'd like to hear but in the meantime "Hit Parade" to this reporter anyway, is dead.

A THOUSAND AND ONE KNIGHTS: Why can't CBS and NBC get together and switch either Ed Sullivan or Steve Allen to another time This rating war is silly and both networks cram dozens of big stars on the 8 to 9 P3I time slot and then give the viewers nothing else to look at the rest of the evening. Not only that but ABC has come up with a wonderful Western series '3Iaverick" which runs over into the 8-9 time period it impossible to catch all three shows unless you have three TV sets, plus six eyes and six ears. HAREM SCAPwEM: Monique Van Vooren's way of kidding these night club girls Who appear in underwear, take showers, during their acts is to wash out a pair of stockings while she is singing Marshall Grant and his trio are a big hit at the Golden Thread Cafe of the Hotel New Yorker. This trio has been described as "the dancingest little band in the world." The Golden Thread is one of the nicest rooms in town Brooklyn born painter Blanche Schmeidler having a one-woman show at the Feigi Galleries from October 2 to 16. She is a former opera singer and has studied with Gita Glaze of the Imperial Russian Opera Co.

PEARLS OF WISDOM: Overheard at the Hickory House: "A bathing suit is a garment which holds fast going around curves." THE CALIPH'S CORNER: The new Eddie Cantor Show is very good Vivian Delia Chiesa, the noted American soprano, has been named chairman of the Recording Artists Division of Muscu-ar Dystrophy Associations of America, Inc. 4 Curvaceous Mitzi Gaynor takes on her first serious dramatic role in Paramount's "The Joker Is the real-life story of night club comic Joe E. Lewis starring Frank Sinatra in the title role. In the new VistaVision film, which opens today, at the Capitol Theatre on Broadway, the talent ed Miss Gaynor stars as the pretty showgirl Lewis marries on the rebound following an un happy love affair. Naturally, however Mitzi's lovely physical attributes also come in for their fair share of glory.

Also starring Jeanne Crain and Eddie Albert, 'The Joker Is Wild' was directed by Charles Vidor and produced by Samuel J. Bris- kin. The film is based on the best-selling biography of Lewis by Art Cohn. David Merrick Fall Productions Jack Livesey, who has been cast as a retired colonel in John Osborne's "Look Back in Anger," completes the cast of the David Merrick production opening October 1 at the Lyceum Theatre. Mr.

Livesey who starred in show business some 41 years ago, played here last season as the foreign minister with Maurice Evans in "The Apple During his career he has played in every theatre in' London in both musicals and straight plays. In addition he prdouced three plays in London and has appeared with the Old Vic. 'Lock Back in Anger" is the first of three David Merrick productions this Fall. COOGAN BRISKIN COHN 3 -Mt Ii I Opening At Fox Today Sophia Loren in a scene from 'Woman of the River' opening to-day at the Brooklyn way KAL1FF Bernstein. Highlights include jam sessions ranging from Lqndon to the African Gold Coast, with Sat-chmo's music and magnetism winning millions of new friends for the United States.

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pred by SAMUEL Scrtenptiy by OSCAR SAUL from a book by ART Cased on the life of JOE ItWlS 'wi Hear Frank Sinatra's New Hit THE WAY" I DOORS OPEN 0 A.M. FRIGHTENING! J. Broadway Kim Novak Co-Starring With Jimmy Stewart Kim Novak has reported to makeup and hairdress tests for her co-starring role opposite James Stewart in Alfred Hitch cock's ''From Among The Dead." The exciting suspense drama METROPOLITAN SBS? 46th STREET ALPINE BREV00RT CONEY IS. GATES A 0 KINGS ORIENTAL PITKIN PREMIER ri riiNicoi.oR vita ii io Frank SiisMrA Sophia Iprhn "The VriDE AND 'FURY AT SHOWDOWN' JOHN DEREK fD7 mm CYCLOPS PLUS DAUGHTER OF DR. JEKYLL AT NEVtNS f390 Kim Jeff CHANDLEB NOVAK "Jeanne Easrels" plus SOPHIA LOKKN OP TUS RITES" 51st St, Murrow and Bernstein In 'Satchmo The Great' United Artists' 'Satchmo The starring Louis Armstrong will have its world premiere on October 4 at the Garrick Theatre in Chicago, has been announced by William J.

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