The News-Star from Monroe, Louisiana • Page 6

6-A Tuesday, October 16, 1971 Monroe News-Star Voice Of Broadway JackOTrian Ruth Hussey, a graduate of the MOM contract system, recalls her years at the Culver City studio as happy ones. She recently celebrated her 31st ding anniversary with Robert Longenecker, who is also her agent, by appearing in a guest role on the new CBS TV Yesterday's Stars Today NEW YORK I KFS) Ed wife Alyce is not satisfied with the court-ordered $50,000 a year settlement. Not enough the whole and Alyce knows how much is where Recently wed excommunicated dentist until yanked into poll- Phil Berrigan and Eliza- tics. beth McAlister (a former! Wealthy Ben FFriedman wed nun) expert the offspring in Ap-1 the even richer widow of Phil rd. be surprised if new who almost collected Sec.

of State Henry Kissinger before he won control picks a woman as the of Madison Squarp Garden from final spokesperson. He likes Irving Felt, again in the Gar- girls Modern dancer saddle Once partners tus Martha Graham. 78, has a1 Sonny Werblin and Jets top thfrtvish male protege 21 the I dancing star Swen Swenson night before heart i is terping on a badlv ripped leg. weakened Quite a sports Fell into the orchestra pit night in all three czars of, Connie ex husband the respective sports base-James Stacy lost his left arm ball commish Bowie Kuhn, football ditto Pete Rozelle, basket- Mrs. Tina Hyatt New Girl Scout Staff Member Mrs.

Tina Hyatt, of IU. Shorewood Village, West Monroe, has joined staff of Silver Waters Council of Girl Scouts as a field advisor, according to an announcement today by Council Executive Director Mrs. Jerry Harris. Mrs. Hyatt will serve as advisor to troops in the New Vision (Southside Monroe) and Farmerville neighborhoods.

She will carry services to the neighborhood, help in leader training; help in the organization and recruitment of qualified leaders and advise local service team and Girl Scout personnel in each neighborhood. Masonic Meet A native of Farmerville, she regular meeting of the had JcouUna Mrs. Tina Ilyatt Alabama Man Killed In Wreck News Star News Service TALLULAH A one vehicle accident on the new 1-20 Vicksburg Bridge early Monday morning resulted in the death of an man. I He was identified as Ernest Lloyd Pope, 30. of Scottsboro, 1 Police said that Pope, who (was traveling west, apparently Scut from the right to the left and struck the median.

His truck and trailer overturned land pinned Pope inside the cab, i according to police. The accident occurred between 3 and 4 a.m. I Crothers Funeral Home 'Ferriday transferred the body to Rainsville Funeral Home in Rainsville, Ala. Monroe" Masonic Lodge No. 24,1 experience including service rs ball czar Walter Kennedy; ami mu tn.

1 3 Junior Scout nnd ss 8 v8 Ruth Hussey's Agent Gave Her Another Major Career and leg in a savage highway Tl. crash iba11 czar Kennedy; no I AMt vvin bo at 7:30 p.m. to-I A Japanese yenbags talked glares there, day th(, Temple on a graduate of and DeSiard streets. Farmerville High School and Season boiled small potatoes I Northeast Louisiana University with melted butter, lemon juice; with a A. degree in psychn- and minced parsley.

logy- While at NLU. was By Nancy Ander-on Copley News Strike HOLLYWOOD WI rn a Hollywood artre-s stai-- busy before cameras, she can generally credit this to her agent But with Ruth Hussey the reverse has bet true For her agent her very own agent in a most personal sense took her away from the Macho-, for almost a generatmm to devote her time to him (her husband) and to their three children. Ruth, returning at least briefly to her career, was playing a guest role in die new OBS-TV series on her 31 st wed- iv. Aug S. sh first I king anntversa arui during a break ing remembered her meeting th Robert meeker, the man sh ried with two girl friends, eating Sunday lunch at the Hollywood Brown Derby, she recalled, when an attractive looking man joined them.

He was a friend of one of friends who introdu as Robert Longem had finishc tho time arrived. I so ii red him her I muever, ms that. Ruth meal bs poker's his when he offered her a bite, she took it "He claims that I ate the whole thing," she laughs. lier appetite notwithstanding, the ex Signal Corps captain began a courtship which Led to happy marriage and their three children, George Robert, John William, and Mary Elizabeth. planned to name my first baby Phoebe," Ruth sass, Phoebe turned out to be George Robert.

Then Phoebe turned out to be William, and. after that, I sort of abandoned the name Elizabeth says glad that I did." George Robert, a let pilot in the naval air force, is married and has a little girl, but, since he and his family live in Richmond. Ruth regrets that she secs her granddaughter too seldom to spoil her. John is an actor who won a 1070 Oscar for the short subject Mary Elizabeth, now 20, Fraternity Hears Math Professor Dr. Ann Drude.

associate professor of mathematics at Northeast louisiana University, will speak at the second regular meeting of the Sigma Xi Club. The meet is -ct for 0:30 rn. in the Green Room of Coction afeterin on Rn Dr recording to Dr. Alton Crawley, assistant professor of mathematics and secretary of the chih. Those attending the program.

he said, are invib to cat dinner in the cafeteria. Dr Drude will discuss some of the trends in tho teaching of mathematics and the content taught in secondary schools today, Entailed in her discussion is an analysis of the Dr. Drude received her A and PhD. degrees in mathematics from the University of Mississippi SKARET? IPIZZA PARLOR! Open Daily At 11 AM Open Sunday At 5 PM In K-Mart Plata On Louisville QuuiU Chapltn Enjoy Your Favorite PIZZA And Old Time MOVIES Nightly! Phone 322-7177 for carry out orders at no extra charge? sings and plays the guitar tart, '-o far, determined her goal. By contrast.

Ruth determined her own life goal so early that she remember when she first decided to become an actress. A native of Providence, she attended ria.xsical and Technical High School allege, a division of Brown University, from which she wa graduated with a bachelor of philosophy degree. Postgraduate wark at the University of Michigan followed. Ruth began lier professional career with stock and little theater groups, getting her first major break when she was chosen to play well bred Kav with a road company of When the company reached Los Angeles, she attracted the attention of Folly Grady, an MGM talent scout, who brought her to the studio. wanted to change my name from Ruth Hussey to Ruth March," Miss Hussey says, then they found out there was already an English actress named Ruth March already gotten into one picture using my own name, and after tiiat there seemed no point in changing An official biography prepared by tile Paramount publicity department when Miss Hussey was there making My Boy proclaims: made her screen tx)w in Man, Poor Girl opposite Lew However, iMsS Hussey remembers the first picture in which she had a mg part as City" with I Spencer Tracy.

'I blink I had three lines," she thinks back. "I worked with Spencer Tracy again in and had a little more to say i ut not Her romantic interest in was Robert Young with who i she recently did a I segment. A graduate of the MGM contract system, Ruth her years at the Lul, vet City studio as happy Ole-. a contract player, I was always treated kind- heard the old Hols'. wood story about the nonprofessional demands prod's ors make of young act- but I can honestly nobody ever made such demands of mc.

Mavhe I should take that to Richard manage-; either Also Don- ment about buying the 1 000 ald Grant, non plus diamond Dickie gave why showbiz Is mov- Uat but kept title in his own ing from the nightclubs to eon- name. Actress Barbara Dulien Uggams at the has the hopeful look involved I Empire Room has a lib like Julie $17 per couple cover charge ($20 Nixon Eisenhower but now hat- on Saturdays); stars concertize cs her less. Julie said a woman at Carnegia Hall, exurban Mu- oould be elected President sic Fair etc. for $7.50 tops Mar aret Truman has a new and they earn up to $100,000 a book in her typewriter week for major stars More Radio itv Music Hall's simple like it: Bobby Hackett, merely terminal argument won its mu- the finest hrass virtuoso extant, union war: fewer plays the Royal Box klans, or close it for good a no cover, no minimum Mc Milton president of her dormitory, a member of Phi Kappa Phi, i ior Board, the Psychology Club and a summa cum laude graduate. She is currently pursuing a masters degree in special I education at NLU.

I She is married to Buddy Hyatt and is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Bailey of Farmerville, Music Hall's own economics include buying no new cos- as an Ruth laughs. they didn't find mg attractive. time, however, I remember that Mr.

Hearst asked the studio to send sonic girls up to Hearst Castle for a weekend, and I was chosen to go. "I refused, because I thought, seems very strange. never met Mr. Hearst, so why should he want me up there? What will be expected of the girls who when I found out that the weekends there were not only respectable but practically puritanical, that Mr. Hearst evm allow drinking, I was rather sorry that I accepted his Having wife for a client or husband for an agent might cause marital friction, but Ruth says in the Longenecker household it never has.

never recommended that I take a part I Ruth says. fact, never disagreed on a script. I'll read something and say, is a real and say, thought so, For the actress and former Signal Corps captain, the shared lunch has led to a singularly happy I shared life. Musical Slated On Saturday The South Arkansas Arts Center in El Dorado will present; Bro! Is Rec day at JO p.m. sT lames Wilson director of the Shop at Rdwv.

5ftth St. James Us n. ct t0 pav a year rent center, said tickets are $2 for Kiftyish Joan Fontaine looked may be made by calling the JOish shopping 3rd Ave. at 73rd reserved seats Reservations st. in plaid slax and bagged center.

groceries weighing down every- i The off-Broadway hit is a thing but her good looks: Nary compostion of 23 songs written a glob of makeup! Good ac' by Brei who is a current Caba- tor in the last TV ret singer and poet in France episode, Robert Einstein, is The son among which is son of fouler Newark Mayor We Only Ibid are done Meyer Ellenstein Bob nev- bv nine cabaret troupers who er wanted to follow in his lath- jeiso perform in dance ami mine. ier's gold fillings Meyer was if MrMllLAN MAU 24 INFO. 388 2887 Theatre 388-1982 MMM RMS mw format. Our Italian neighbor Joe! lunies Now they all come from Chromalloy Corp its nil shows wardr'be storage, conglomerate (more than IOO dry cleaned and redone by house, subsidiaries including Helio Canoed lens Musicians weretbaia, chic resort near Rome) I mar anteed only six months just bought "extensive gold min-! work a year. mg property in Ope-! Judy ex.

Sid I.uft rn ted profitably since'48, its ge-1 (pop to songstress Loma ology indicates than nor- Luft), is walking freely again mal in gold and here I with a Teflon vein in his leg. we own a single share of Saved my he told us in stock; nor, since we have thus Nixon ghost writer! writ, shall we. Pat Buchanan (who turned Merle ex. Bru! fables on Sam Er- no Pagliai is wooing Diane Rog- vin et a1) won a Washington ors, ex wife to Johnny Meyer charity door prize trip to Greece Who Cat via Aristotle Olympic tried to ti til ate reluc- Airways To suggestions he! (ant customers by advertising1 donate the ducats to Veep Ag- and Sarah in the torried new a nearby COP with flip- story that shocked the pod if ifs ow I but reckon with nim agonies (her star Burt Reynolds, who lambas- son the Hamptons) tod MOM with a lawyer have tier looking for a vacation promising a suit muscular en- Use in Maine Sports na- oughtoi yank the misleading bob Sonny heart at- ads forthwith. ark come after he covered the I Age of Vulgarity: Novelist, country trying to sell bonds liasw im his New Jersey sports complex: studios fightingr with cash for, It helped bv the sudden his lu,) din thai State next March.

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