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Standard-Speaker from Hazleton, Pennsylvania • Page 21

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Channel 2 WCBS New York Channel 3 WRCV Philadelphia Channel 6 WFIL Philadelphia Channel 10 WCAU Philadelphia Channel 12 WNBF Blnghamton Channel 16 WNEP Scranton Channel 23 WDAU Scranton Channel 28 WBRE Wilket-Barr MAZLETON Standard-Speaker JL WEEK -V- HAZLETON, PENNSYLVANIA SATURDAY, JUNE 15, 1963 Former Teacher Dean Jagger Returning to 'School' Derore the "first semester" eot jz II lliiil lnMig'f reaa-gjwiTiiiX. ceum Acting School." Dean took off. "I don't know if you're going to be an actor. I have 13 Chattaqua companies but if you can't act, you won't get in one. We'll see," is what the school head told him.

Dean was in one of the touring companies in less than a year, got on Broadway in 1925 with a bit part in a George M. Cohan vehicle and has been working steadily, profitably and with acclaim on stage and in film ever since. Futher he won't take a part he doesn't like. "I tend to be stubborn, though, and sometimes I'm right, sometimes I'm wrong." Then he laughed about a part he'd turned down because he didn't want to put on a fals(v stomach and play a shuffling character in a Western but "Dar-ryl F. Zanuck dared me to do it and I began to study the character, a fellow named Yancy who had stolen a horse, and the humanity in him came through and I understood him and had a wonderful time portraying him." With "Mr.

Novak" it's going to be easier. There's already a lot of Principal Albert Vane in Dean Jagger. Furthermore, there's a teenager, his 13-year-old daughter Diane, around the house to give him the high school student's viewpoint. Both his wife of 18 years, the former Gloria Ling, and Diane share his passion for blending creativity with orderlinesa. "My wife is a wonderful, creative girl," is the tribute he pays her.

"She writes and edits and thank goodness, is economical." Though they live in fashionable Brentwood, Gloria last year dispensed with servants except for cleaning help. "Can do it myself," she told him, "furthermore it's important that Diane learn how to cook and keep house, too." And, adds her proud father, you should see how that young lady cleans up a kitchen. "It's not a pretentious house," he said comfortably, "but it's the way we enjoy it. All three of us paint and we have a middle room upstairs, with the wrong kind ofa wallpaper, where we hang our own pictures. We like them." In addition to being a man of high standards easy to see his school principal is also going to be a likeable human being.

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Beating them all to the gate, though, are the principal and staff of Jefferson High, mythical setting for NBC's forthcoming series, "Mr. Novak" (already the recipient of warm praise from the National Education Association) which is now afilming in Hollywood. Jefferson's "principal," "Oscar-winning actor, Dean Jagger, was interviewed after the pilot film had been previewed to educators and Russell Stover CANDIES The Finest, Freshest Candies You Can Boy! fxcfustVefy Ours! i21.50U2.95 IIAZLE DRUGS-lnc. Broad at Wyoming IT'S A HIT! N.Y. YANKEES VS.

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What does Dean Jagger think about education today? Acting? Life in Hollywood? Jagger has definite ideas about teaching and he's entitled, because before becoming an actor he was a teacher "At 17, right near home in Indiana." He got the job because he filled both requirements for handling an unruly class: first, h'd earned his teaching certificate; and second he had an air of authority was bigger than they were," he smiles." But then he can also appreciate a student's restlessness, too, because "I ran away from college, you see, in my sophomore year." 'In those days," he said, "after finishing high school you could take a 10-weeks normal school course after which, if you passed your state teacher's exam, you could teach. I knew more than my students because I taught the elementary grades and I mean grades, all eight of them. "I got the unruliness under control fast," he noted. "Then as now I'm a believer is strict discipline. I suppose one of the most lasting satisfactions was when a boy who started out unruly started taking an interest in school that year and went on to become a noted scholar." Jagger, on the other hand, was to learn that the academic life was not for him.

After a year of teaching he enrolled at Wabash College "and doubled credits to JUNE lfi 9:00 (3) Pete's Gang (12) Church Day by Day (22) In the Public Interest (28) Hour of St Francis (C) 9:15 (6) The Christophers (22) Mass for Shut-ins 9:30 (2) The Way to Go (6) Off to Adventure (10) Tottle (12) This Is the Life (26) Oral Roberts 9:43 (6) Stories Retold 10:00 (2-10-12-22) Lamp Unto My Feet (2) Bertie the Bunyip (C) (6) Pick Temple's Ranch (16) Today's Farm Outdoorsman (28) Frontiers of Faith 10:30 2-10-12-22) Look Up and Live First in a two-part series exploring the elementary religious education field. (16) The Fisher Family (28) This Is the Life 11:00 2 10 12-22) Camera Three The program restages Alexander Pope's quarrel with the world. (3) This Is Youth's Business (C) (6) Panorama U.S. A. (16) The Christophers (28) Faith for Today 11:30 (2) American Musical Theatre Discussion of Italian music.

(3) Report to the People (6) News Conference (10) International Hoar (12) Senator Keating Reports (16) Senators Scott -Clark (22) Public Service Film (28) Travel Time 11:45 (12) Into Focns 12:00 (2) News Makers (3) Can Yon Afford Tomorrow (6) Larry Ferrari Show (12) Bob Poole Show (16) Take Two (22) Clark Scott Debates (28) Movie "Indian Uprising." George Montgomery and Audrey Long. 12:30 (210-22) Washington Report (3) Progress (6) Yonr Senators Report (12) Social Security Jagger in new role as waste no time, and planted onions and scrubbed floors to tay my way." He also found time for football. But by the middle of his second year he found that the halls of ivy instead of giving him increasing satisfaction were making him restless. Jagger is still grateful for a discerning professor's probing "over tea and cakes" which helped him discover what he wanted. "I discovered, "he recalls, "that I had always been happiest when I was doing orations or poetry readings at churches and clubs." (16) Movie "The Wheeler and 1:00 (2) Movie "Kidnapped." Freddie Bartholomew and Warner Baxter.

(3) Goal of Life (6) Hollywood's Best (10) Man in the News (22) The Deputy 1:30 (3) Frontiers of Faith (10) Repertoire Workshop (22) Junior All Stars 1:40 22) Coach's Corner 1:45 (6) Baseball Warmvp (12) Sidelines 1:55 22) Baseball Yanks vs. Detroit. 2:00 (3) Speak Up (C) (6-16) Baseball Phillies vs. Mil- Wdulccc (10) Capitol Hill to Philadelphia (12-28) Major League Basceball N. Y.

Mets vs. Cincinnati Reds. 2:30 (2) Movie "The Yearling." Gregory Peck and Jane Wyman. (3) Pinpoint (10) Communism, Myth vs. Reality 3:00 (3) Championship Bridge (10) American Musical Theatre 3:30 (3) Movie "Cluny Brown." Jenifer Jones and Charles Boyer.

(10) Movie "Second Chance." Robert Mitchum and Linda Darnell. 4:00 (2) Repertoire Workshop 4:30 (2) Eye on City Schools (3-28) Feature (16) Adventure Theatre (22) Sports Film 5:00 2-10-12-22 Ted Mack (3-28) Tunderbird Golf Classic (C) (6) Bowling Tournament (16) Major Adams, Trailmaster Guest star Dan Duryea as a smooth-mannered school teacher who meets a woman that will inherit land. 5:30 (2-10-12-22) College Bowl Challenging team: University of Alaska. 6:00 (2-10-12-22) Twentieth Century Story of the race toward the day when man will control the weather. (R) (3-28) Meet the Press (C) (6) Cheyenne (16) David Blight Show 6:30 (21012-22) Mister Ed Mister Ed learns there are responsibilities involved in being a hero.

(R) high school principal Thus enlightened he wasted no time borrowing $60 from an uncle and, accompanied by a classmate, running away to Chicago. "I headed right for the stage entrance of a theatre where H. B. Warner was starring and asked the first man I saw how to go about becoming an actor. I never knew who he was, but I think it may have been the show's publicity man." "My boy," he told the young Dean, "it's difficult." What he said next, though, made the difference.

"He suggested I look up the Ly- (3) McKeever and the Colonel-Colonel Blackwell's niece visits Westfield and falls for Cadet McKeever. (R) (16) Adventures in Paradise (28) Sunday Serenade 7:00 (2 10-12-22) Lassie A mallard duck saves Lassie from being caught in a trap that would have caused severe injury. (R) (3-28) Ensign O'Toole O'Toole and entire crew land on Pacific island and are captured by Japanese soldiers. (R) (6) The Story Of "A Year, 1927." 7:30 (2-10 12-22) Dennis the Menace With his father away on business, Dennis becomes the man of the house. (3-28) Walt Disney's Wonderful World of Color (O A color cartoon for Father's Day.

Goofy gives up gay bachelorhood for marital bliss. (R) (6-16) The Jetsons (C) Elroy enters a TV contest run by Nimbus the magician. (R) 8:00 2-10 12-22) Ed Sullivan Show-Guests: George Maharis, Johnny Wayne and Frank Shuster. Eartha Kilt and Jackie Mason, comedian. (6-16) Sunday Night Movie "The Devil's Disciple." Burt Lancaster and Kirk Douglas.

George Bernard Shaw's witty and lusty spoof of the American Revolution. 8:30 (3-28) Car 54, Where Are You? Toody envisions a great political career for himself. 9:00 (2 10-12-22) The Real McCoys-Greg Howard sees his mother kissing Luke McCoy and the youngster develops a dislike for Luke. (3 28) Bonania (C) A fugitive (Robert Vaughn) holds Adam Cartwright and group of stage passengers hostage. (R) 9:30 (2-10-12-22) TV True Part One drama concerning a Marine officer on a secret mission to German-occupied Norway.

Lloyd Bochner and Alf George are featured. (R) 10:00 (2-10 12-22) Candid Camera (3-28) Show of the Week Central figure in dramatic documentary is Inspector George Asdrubale, regarded as "one of the best (Continued on Next Page).

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