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He had a bit part as a stable hand at the the same time Rock Hudson was appearing on the prime-time soap. Last July, Keenan reported he had contracted AIDS through a homosexual relationship. He emphasized, however, that he did not contract AIDS through a relationship with Hudson. After the Search enjoy the "CHS Late Night" show "Hot Shots." Actress Dorothy Parke is very good. I'leiixe tell me all about her.

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While a college student, he joined several fellow athletes appearing as extras in the 1926 film "The Quarterback." The film experience served to motivate him further into a career in the theater. Starrett won a scholarship to the American Acad-. emy of Dramatic Arts, and began his film career in "Fast and Loose" in .1930. A series of undistinguished his with Columbia Pictures in 1936. An excellent horseman, the handsome and clean-cut Starrett became a star by cranking out several films a year.

In 1940, he starred in the title role of "The Durango Kid." He returned as the masked man of good will in the sequel "The Return of the Durango Kid" (1945). His last feature was "Hough Tough West" (1952). Retirement was easy, as Starrett received a sizable income from a block of stock inherited from his grandfather's tool manufacturing company. Starrett was married in 1927 to his childhood sweetheart, and had twin sons. lie died of cancer March 22, 1986, In Burrogo Springs, Calif.

Dorothy Parke and Booth Savage A it.tiivc ill Tor.ml-i, where "Hot Shots" is filmed, Parke was the 1984 Grand Champion in the Leading Lady category of "Star Search." A highly successful model in both the U.S. and Canada, she gave up her modeling career to study acting at New York's William Esper Studios. Following her "Star Search" championship, she turned down all offers for auditions until she completed her acting studies. "I wanted to wait until I could show them the very best," she says. Her TV credits include a short stint as Cyndi Ramsey on NBC's "Search for Tomorrow." Parke is single, and her hobbies include traveling, photography and water skiing.

America's new favorite family may live in "Our House." Read about the success of this new series next week in TV UPDATE. 2 THR8BNTINBI..