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24 The News and Observer, Thursday, June 18, 1964 Marian's Still Chasing Bachelors By JOSEPH FINNIGAN. HOLLYWOOD (UPI)Marian Collier has put on her running shoes, looking forward to another television season of chasing one of video's most eligible bachelors. Miss Collier, a pretty girl who would make a fine catch, is a member of that hearty breed of television ladies never make it to the altar. reminiscent women in They're actressing who are horse operas who played second fiddle to the cowboy's nag. Miss Collier plays a school teacher on Novak." For the past year, she's been chasing Jim Franciscus, who plays the title role of a teacher.

No Success The young lady's luck hasn't been too good. The could do was to corner Franciscus for a an occasional date, usually to attend some school function. "Nothing has really developed," said Marian of her make-believe chase. "I think he's got other things on his mind." A hit and miss romance such as the Collier-Franciscus situation might bore some girls. To Miss Collier it's a change of pace from bad to good.

"This is the first time I've had a chance to play a nice girl," she explained. "I've always played other woman or something ridiculous." And she also has to think of her future on the show. What LAST TIMES TONIGHT Noul FOREST PH. U.S. 1 TE NORTH 3-0431 DRIVE- IN THEATRE Open at 7:00 Cartoons at 7:55 -In Color at 8:10 12:15 Rock Hudson Anne Baxter "ONE DESIRE" -Plus In Color at TROY CONNIE DONAHUE STEVENS "SUSAN SLADE" POLITICAL ADVERTISEMENT 6:40 7:00 9:00 ON TV 10:30 9:30 11:00 See and Hear 12:00 11:30 12:30 Richardson Preyer 2:00 1:00 2:30 and Ralph Scott 6:30 7:00 8:00 "Lay It On The Line" 10:00 9:00 10:30 Learn the real issues in a 11:30 barred) conservation.

Don't miss it! 12:00 12:45 TONIGHT 1:30 1:00 2:00 2:30 7:30 8:00 WRAL CH. 5 12:15 11:45 NOW! AIL CONDITIONED GAMER ON VILLAGE ELVIS PRESLEY and ANNMARGRET A JACK GEORGF SIDNEY Viva las Vegas METROCOLOR Features Night Sun. 90c -Weekday Mat. Jr. Admission 65c-Children CENTER a HEAT US 70 East Child, Brides 3 BIG HITS! ADULTS ONLY! "SHOTGUN WEDDING" IN COLOR NO.

2 3 STOOGES "AROUND THE WORLD IN A DAZE" No. 3 "MR. ROCK 'N ROLL" happens it she and Franciscus, get married? "All the kids are wondering when Mr. Novak and I will get together," she said. "But you can't do that.

It would be the end of my career." Instead of teaching home economics in "Novak's" school, Marian would be out of the show. As a matter of fact, that's an old television trick of getting rid of an actress in a regular series. It works wonders when some production expert decides to cut actors off the payroll. If anybody seriously suggests that Marian and Franciscus get married in the show, she should take the hint and look for another job. Actor Put on Probation SAN FRANCISCO (AP) Actor Sterlin Hayden was given a $220 fine and a year's probation Tuesday for his part in the civil rights demonstrations at automobile showrooms last March.

Hayden pleaded no contest to a trespassing charge several weeks ago. Charges of disturbing the peace, unlawful assembly and refusal to disperse were dismissed. Hayden accompanied his plea with a letter to Chief Probation Officer John D. Kavanaugh in which he indicated a distate for jails: "I dislike crowds. I dislike group action and there is no Writers' Meet Set RIDGECREST-Writers'.

the con- Sunday School Board of the Southern Baptist Convention, gets underway Friday. Dr. Clifton J. Allen, editorial secretary at the board, will direct the conference. Each day, through June 24, lectures and round table discussions will be conducted by professional writers and journalists.

Also featured will be workshop sessions on "Writing Fiction," "Magazine Writing," "Playwriting, "Writing for Children" and "'Writing Poetry." need to comment on the fact that by going to jail, one surrenders very considerable amount of personal freedom and privacy- qualities quite meaningful to a man like myself." Municipal Judge Leo Friedman told Hayden that while on probation he must not participate in civil rights activity "on property of any private person or corporation, or in group disturbance of the peace." Marriage Trouble HOLLYWOOD (AP) Two Hollywood marriages have hit trouble, it was reported Wednesday. Actress Suzanne Pleshette and actor Troy Donahue are living apart, he told a newsman. And singer Peggy Lee says conductor Jack del Rio has moved out of their home. Donahue predicted that his bride of six months will be back soon has been some tension between us in the last few weeks, but Suzanne and I feel we can work it Miss Lee said of her marriage last February: "We were a little hasty. It simply didn't work.

There seemed no point in dragging things out and making ourselves suffer." It is her fourth marriage, his second. Thursday TV Schedules furnished by Network Stations -Ch. 5, Raleigh Aspect 3:00 Hospital Farm News 3:30 Queen for Day Today 4:00 Movie Femme Fare 6:00 News Trailmaster 6:45 News-Nat'1 Price is Righ 7:00 O'Toole-r Get Message 7:31 Flintstones-1 Missing Link 8:00 D. Reed-r Father 8:30 3 SonsTenn Ernie 9:00 Movie Adventures 11:00 News Riley 11:25 Theater Doctors WTVD-Ch. 11, Durham Adventure 3:00 Tell Truth Jamboree 3:30 Edge of Night C.

Kangaroo 4:00 Secret Storm Cartoons 4:30 Daddy Say When 5:00 Fun Hour LUCY--r 5:30 Hound Concentration 6:00 News Jeopardy 6:30 News-Nat'l. Love of Life 7:00 Election Yr. Guiding Light 8:00 Rawhide Peggy Mann 9:00 Perry Mason-r World Turns 10:00 Nurses Password 11:00 News Houseparty 11:15 Tonight WUNC-TV-Ch. 4, Chapel Hill What's New 7:30 At Issue News 8:00 African Writer Aspect 8:30 Japan What's New 9:00 Poetry H-B News 9:30 Asian Geo. WITN-Ch.

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Then Brinkley views the consenses and offers his prediction of the election outcome. According to NBC and the U. S. Bureau of Census, Salem is a town of 9,000 persons situated on the southeastern shore of New Jersey. Anchored with a history dating back to Colonial times, the community is experiencing the same economic and social pressures that affect its kindred communities across the nation, pressures that are translated into political terms in times of national elections.

Brinkley presents questions to MOVIES Downtown CARPETBAGGERSGeorge Peppard, Carroll Baker, Alan Ladd. The Green Sheet: "Harold Robbins' long, sensational novel has been fashioned into a long, sensational film. Dissolute young Jonas Cord takes a firm grip on the family business at his father's sudden death, and develops an industrial empire in 20's that includes plastics, airplanes and motion pictures. In his tricky business operations and his private life, easy women, ambitious, double-dealing men, friends and foes are all devoured by young Cord. When he is forsaken, one by one, by those he has used and abused, a pseudo-psychological explanation is given for his obsessive greed for power, his corruption of others and his own deterioration.

On its shiny surface, the picture reproduces the fabulous era of the 20's and 30's and the youth of both the aviation and the motion picture industries. A practically all-star cast makes much of tasteless, risque situations and dialogues." Variety: "Joseph E. Levine's screen version of "The Carpetbaggers" is lusty, vulgar and gusty and, on one notable occasion, painfully brutal. It projects with harsh, driving force -often erratically-the same two basic elements that propelled the novel into the bestseller lists. One is the underlying connection of its principal characters to several real and glamorous people around whom there has always circulated a certain aura of mystery.

The other is a notorious reputation-a hint of sexual wickedness. Add to these alluring features an array of fairly salable marquee names and a physical production of considerable opulence. That's the sunny side of the picture, but there's a negative side too. For despite its gaudy and glamorous sugarcoating, the Carpetbaggers is hardly to be recommended for youngsters and there will be adults who find this a rather distasteful melodrama that wears awfully thin long before its kingsized running time of 150 minutes is expended." (AMBASSADOR) THE CHALK GARDEN-Screen adaption of Enid Bagnold's play, tells the story of a woman once condemned for murder who becomes a governess in an English country home. (STATE) Neighborhood VIVA LAS VEGAS It's a rocking Las Vegas during the time of the Nevada Grand Prix, when Elvis Presley and an Italian count rival for the race and affection of a pretty swimming instructor, who adds her voice and dancing in this gambling musical.

Elvis Presley, Ann-Margaret. (VILLAGE) THE THREE LIVES OF THOMASINA Typical Walt Disney production, warm, sentimental, with some comedy and a moral or two tucked away here or there. Story concerns a tabby cat and her mistress in a Scottish setting around the turn of the century. Patrick McGoohan, Susan Hampshire. (COLONY) HAMLET-Shakespeare's tragedy of the Danish prince, brought to life by Laurence Olivier; film-making at its finest, should be seen by all.

Jean Simmons. (VARSITY) Drive-In SOLDIER IN THE RAIN Steve McQueen, Jackie Gleason. GIDGET GOES TO ROME Cindy Carol, James Darren. (TOWER) AROUND THE WORLD IN A DAZE- The Three Stooges. SHOTGUN WEDDING.

MISTER ROCK 'N' ROLL. (CENTER) ONE DESIRE Rock Hudson, It Happened Last Night Bernie's Films Worth It! in the political attitudes in this in to David Brinkley's special WITN, for "Election Year In this community similar to those every community, including Raleigh, Who will be elected president in November? What is the political mood along America's "Main Street" as the campaigns and the candidates shift into high gear? How will such issues as disarmament, welfare, poverty, unemployment, and civil rights affect the vote of the "typical American" on elections day? Stuart Schulberg and Ted Yates coproduced this 60-minute film. Just a reminder that today is the last day students can register for the summer courses the Raleigh Culture Center, located at Wiley Elementary School. Registration will be held this morning only from 9 until 12 noon, or by calling ey School. was incorrectly stated in this space yesterday that registration would be held at all public schools.

Sorry, but it's just at And classes start tomorrow. Anne Baxter. SUSAN SLADE -Troy Donahue, Connie Stev- ens. (FOREST). and opening today.

TELEVISION 7:00 p.m.-Seaman White recovers a floating bottle that contains a mysterious map, and ENSIGN O'TOOLE thinks that the map contains clue to a hidden treasure. (WRAL) 7:30 p.m. "Election Year in Averagetown" is HuntleyBrinkley's NEWS SPECIAL that examines a typical small town's political attitudes. (WITN, WSJS) 8:00 p.m.-Donna becomes suspicious when a flood of expensive gifts arrive for Trisha and her friend Nancy DONNA REED'S SHOW, "The Playmate." (WRAL, WGHP, WSOC) 8:30 p.m.-"Goodbye, Mr. Jersey," is the title of tonight's comedy on DR.

KILDARE, who is accused of ignoring intern Carver Willoughby's illness to take care of a sheep dog. An unemployed actress who had brought the dog, Mr. Jersey, to the hospital, persuades Dr. Kildare to help her with a TV commercial, getting him into costume and makeup for the occasion. 9:00 p.m.-Martin Levin of Saturday Review discusses 0g- den Nash's techniques in OF POETS AND POETRY.

Nash reads "It Is Indeed Spinach," "Llama," and "A Prawn Is a Prawn." (WUNC) 10:00 p.m.-Scott Marlowe and Diane McBain star in "My Enemy, This Town," drama of a paroled convict. who returns to destroy reputation of the woman whose testimony convicted him, on KRAFT SUSPENSE TER. (WECT, WITN, WSOC, WSJS) 11:15 p.m. Featured guest scheduled for the JOHNNY CARSON SHOW tonight is the "unsinkable" Debbie Reynolds in New York for the opening of her new movie, "The Unsinkable Molly Brown." (WECT, WITN, WSJS) By EARL WILSON NEW YORK Tony Curtis' name used to be Bernie Schwartz back when he lived in the Bronx and his mother, who now lives in Hollywood, stopped here the other day on the way to Europe and asked if she could get tickets to see Carol Channing in "Hello, Dolly!" "Youre joking," replied the friend she asked about tickets. "Why, people are paying as high as $100 a ticket!" explaimed Tony's mother.

"No show is worth that except one of my Bernie's movies!" Fearless forecast: Cary Grant and young actress Dynan Cannon are acting like Instant Matrimony. She turned down a CG, down in Jamaica, said, "I stage a role reportedly because don't want a wife whose career interferes with mine." Danny Kaye's due in Mayo's for a regular checkup. When fire broke Sniffen Court Inn, Marge Dodson was singing, "I Don't Want to Set the World on Fire." Authoress Jacqueline Susann is ecstatic. Her French poodle, heroine of "Every Night, had a sandwich named for her at the 6th Ave. Delly.

Barbra Streisand made it, too. Frank Sinatra's taking his parents to Italy for the summer. Beautiful Chris Noel, the West Palm Beach blonde who's suddenly making it in Hollywood, told me in Luchow's she has a date to see "Hamlet" with Harve Presnell. "He's the rumored fiance of Tammy Grimes," I told her. "Really?" said Chris.

"Nobody ever told me. Anyway, we're not in love; we both just love The Shah of Iran took 20, plus six security officers, to the Waldorf to see Paul Anka. Business is suddenly booming in B'way restaurants and cafes. The long World's Fair mobs are here. Ed Sullivan's CBS marquee at Celebrity Corner, 53rd B'way, has become as important stars as Palace billing used to be.

Two.ton Tessie O'Shea's European mgr. recently complained that Tessie was ignored on the marquee, and "space given to three new Jewish comedians. Tony Ford the agent went to look at the marquee, which, sure enough, listed, at the bottom, "Lever Bros. and Lorillard." There isn't any kick quite like looking across the racetrack and seeing your name on the toteboard. So I got a great tingle at Yonkers Raceway seeing the 5th race named "Earl Wilson's New York" because of my new guidebook.

Then I had "Smart my B.W. had "Play which Money" which paid $23.20 and paid $25.40. Clearly my wife and I must have Saturday night dinner at the track more often my B.W.'s betting system is the same used by Maxine Leeb in Paris: "the horse with the nicest name." When I started telling her about odds, past performances, she said, "Please! you're going to louse up my system!" THE MIDNIGHT EARL The last place Mets drew over 295,000 fans in a week. says Al Levetown, "you can't argue with failure." Lisa Kirk used to sing in the shower at the Plaza, Eartha Kitt sings lying down, but the wonderful Barry Sisters, into the Persian Room Aug. 17, will also do magic, while wearing cellophane dresses.

Paul Newmans, Bob Prestons, Henry Fon-1 Warren Beatty, et al, went down to see Mort Sahl working in the Bleeker Street. coffee house Cafe au Gogo. He opened Tuesday. Gina Lollobrigida feasted at the Voisin and discussed a movie deal with Polan Banks. At the World's Fair, she, or her physical assets, were immediately recognized by EVERYBODY.

What to give the man who has everything: a June bride. Seymour Weiss the N'Orleans hotelier and Elva Kimball sat down at a wedding feast in the NY Hilton's $500-a-day Penthouse East that we'll long remember. Cliff Cochrane and Marilyn Golchert, wed in the afternoon, were still being toasted by Danny (Big Spender) Stradella of Danny's Hideaway at three the other a.m. at the Copa Lounge. Folies Bergere Producer Arthur Leser, husband of Patachou, is having minor throat surgery.

Beverly Hills tailor, Sy De. vore, flew in with swatches for Richard Burton to select for his late summer wardrobe. Liz helped Burton select. Another tailor'll fly in two weeks with suits for the first fitting, another two weeks later with the finished product. Sammy Davis "Golden Boy" troupe abandoned SALOONS ANTE LAST TIMES TONIGHT TOWER OPEN 7:00 Caine la THEATRE NO WAT 44 NO.

1 AT 8:00 "SOLDIER IN THE STEVE McQUEEN No. 2 at 9:54 "GIDGET GOES TO ROME" LAST VARSITY DAY! Laurence Oliver William Shakespeare "Hamlet" 3:20, 5:00, 8:45 Coming SPECIAL ENGAGEMENT I CLEOPATRA STARTS JUNE 24TH! plans to helicopter to Philadelphia, and went by car (insurance problems). WISH I'D SAID THAT: Red Skelton on stage at the Las Vegas Sands with the beautify: showgirls, said, "Boy, putting me alongside these girls is like hanging a salami in a jewelry store window!" TODAY'S BEST LAUGH: Stock Market quickie: "Sure, bought Polaroid! Held it for 60 seconds and sold P. Schwarts, Minneapolis. REMEMBERED QUOTE: "Sir, I would rather be right than Clay, 1850.

EARL'S PEARLS: "Traffic's improving: I drove all the way crosstown in the, rushhour and only had to shave twice." -Joe Marsh. A fellow in Chicago sent his wife a surprise birthday present, reports Sam Cooke. Luckily, she wasn't home when it went off. That's earl, brother. HELD OVER! 2nd BIG WEEK! THE INTIMATE SECRETS OF A FABULOUS FELINE Wall presents Disney THE THREE LIVES OF Thomasina: Doors Open 12:45 P.M.

Shows P.M. Come Early AIR CONDITIONED Adults 85, 90c All Child Jr. colony 12:30 6:30 7:00 6:00 6:30 7:00 9:00 9:30 10:00 10:30 11:00 11:30 12:00 12:30 1:00 1:30 2:00 2:30 6:30 8:30 9:00 10:00 10:30 11:00 11:30 12:00 12:30 12:45 1:00 2:00 2:30 3:00 6:00 6:15 6:45 7:00 8:00 9:00 9:30 10:30 10:00 11:00 11:30 12:00 12:30 12:45 1:00 1:30 7:00 8:00 9:00 9:30 10:00 10:30 11:00 11:30 12:00 12:30 1:30 2:00 2:30 6:00 6:30 7:00 7:30 8:00 8:30 9:30 10:00 1:30 11:00 11:30 12:00 12:15 12:30 There's A Lot of Talking Going On in Raleigh about THE WEATHER POLITICS and "THE CHALK GARDEN" Cora Kemp Raleigh Times Says: "The Viewer Is Not Likely To Forget It Any Time 2nd BIG WEEK! HAYLEY'S an irrepressible teenager! DEBORAH KERR HAYLEY MILLS JOHN MILLS IN ROSS HUNTER'S PRODUCTION CHALK GARDEN WOODPECKER CARTOON See It From The Beginning! Features: Adults Children under Air NOW PLAYING (State) )Conditioned thru Saturday it is unlikely that you will experience in a lifetime all that you will see Another Super Hit At Your NEW AMBASSADOR THE CARPETBAGGERS forget! PEPPARD ALAN LADD BOB CUMMINGS MARTHA HYER ELIZABETH ASHLEY LEW AYRES MARTIN BALSAM RALPH TAEGER ARCHIE MOORE THIS IS ADULT ENTERTAINMENT! Admission Prices This Att'n: 4 Showings Daily at: Adults-Matinee Eve. $1.25 P.M. Balcony--Adults (No Children's Tickets) STARTING T-0-D-A-Y AMBASSADOR ton one bassador.

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