10 The Newi-Review, Rsuburf, Ore. .Thur., Aug. 21 1958
Actress Never Thought That
Hollywood Would Want Her
y BOB THOMAS
AP Motion Picture Writer
HOrXYWOOD (AP) "I never
thought Hollywood would ue me.
There's no place out here for
fat girl. . . .
"1 can't aland the sunshin. in
California. H' to relentleai. But
it' good for you, I gueai. Even
the old ladiee out here look better
than 1 do. . . ."
Thii wa Maureen Stapleton
talking, and the wa living up to
her billing ai the female Marlon
Brando.
She n like the early Brando
before he became husband, father
and film producer. Mia hai a nm
ilf-r disdain for the nicetiea of at
tire ("I hate clothe ). She la un
impressed by herself, Hollywood
protocol and nearly everything.
Also Brando-like: She n a great
performer, universally admired
by her fellow actors.
Aiked Her to Play Role '
Dore Schary is the man who got
her to do a movie. He and direc
' tor Vincent Donahue sought her
to play tne important role ol an
unhappy housewife in "Lonely
hearts" with Montgomery Gift,
Robert Ryan and Myrna Loy.
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How was she landed?
"Vinny called ma up and asked
me if I wanted to do it," she
reported. "1 loved the book and
I liked the setup so 1 said yes."
Maureen has been called the
American Magnani. She has orig
inated two roles which have be
fallen Magnani in the movie ver
sions "The Rose Tattoo" and the
forthcoming "Orpheus Descend
ing." She also did the stage original
of "27 Wagons Full of Cotton,"
which turned up on the screen as
"Baby Doll" and marie a star of
Carroll Baker.
She'll vanish back to her New
York haunts and a fall play as
soon as "Lonelyhearts' in fin
ished. PRINCESS II
BALMORAL, Scotland (AP)
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Mr. and Mrs. Ooorg Wood of
North Bend were in Roseburg Sun
day for the wedding of Marilyn
Springer and Gregory Young,
Mrs. G. W. Marshall, who is a
pharmacist at the Rexall Drug
store, is taking a vacation until
Sept. 2.
Mr, and Mrs. A. M. Ison have
sold their home on Highway 42
and are now residing in their
newly-purchased residence on the
westside. He operates the Winston
Chain Saw Co.
Rick! Hukari, Steve Kummert,
Bob Steele, Kay Johnson, Sandy
Rudd and Ken Wishart made up
a party of young people who en
joyed an outing at Honeyman
Park and other coastal points
Sunday.
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Beach, Wash, will be honored in
Rosehurg at a family reunion Sat
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Mr. and Mrs. Ray W. John. Mr.
and Mrs. Norman P. John and
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Community News Briefs
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Riddel and
daughter, Sally, left today by plane
for Terra Haute, Ind.
Senator and Mrs. Rudy Wilhelm
of Portland and Senator Lee Oh
mart of Salem were recent visit
ors in Roseburg.
Miss Je Ann Freeman left Mon
day for North Bend to visit for a
few days with Miss Shirley John
ston. She is expected home today.
Miss Gall Alexander. Lirrv
Vang and Miss Suellen While went
to Fort Lewis, Wash., Sunday to
spend the day with the letter's fi-
ance, Bryon Vosika.
Miss Karen Parr.tt, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. N. K. Parrett, left
Monaay lor Albany to spend a
week visiting her uncle and aunt,
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Parrett.
Mr. and Mrs. John Sedell and
four childrn of Redmond, 0r.,
spent lha weekend and Monday in
Hosehiirg as guests ol the former's
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Boy W. Sa
dcll. Rap. Pat Oooley, who was speak
er of the House at the last ses
sion of the Legislature, and Mrs.
Dooley and Mr. and Mrs. Jtobert
Dreger of Portland were recent
business visitors in Roseburg.
While here they visited friends.
Mrs. Dal Whit and daughter,
Mary, visited this week with rela
tives and friends in Roseburg. The
White family lives in Rupert,
Idaho, and formerly resided here.
The former returned home and
Mary stayed on for a visit with
her uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs.
John White.
Mrs. M. L. Hallmark and daugh
ter. Miss Maureen, are back at
their home on SE Overlook Ave
nue, following a trip to Bismarck,
N.D., to attend the golden wed
ding anniversary of tha former's
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Maier. All of the family attended
the celebration.
Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Toiar en
joyed Ihe weekend in Newberg,
where they visited the former's
mother, Mrs. Walter Tozer, who is
reported to be Improving follow
ing an illness. They stopped over
in Corvallis en route home to vis
it Mrs. Tozer'a brother, Vern Ol
son, who has been hospitalised and
is reported to ba improving.
Mr. and Mrs. Floyd P. P.w.ll
have returned to their home in
Roseburg, following the last six
months in Carlisle, Ark., with tha
Jailer's mother. They returned here
lor ine wedding of their son, John
M. Powell, and Ann Howard, which
took place in Roseburg Sunday eve
ning. They will leave Aug. 30 with
their daughter, Katherine, on a
trip through Yellowstone National
Park to go back to Arkansas to
remain until after Christmas. Kath
erine. who is employed here at the
VA Hospital, will take her vaca
tion the last of Ihe month to ac
company them to Yellowstone,
Dr. and Mrs. R, L. Dunn of
tnis city and the formers son.
Harold, and his son. Bnhhv nt
Dmpqua; his son and daughter-in-law,
Mr. and Mrs. David Dunn, of
Springfield, Ore., and his son-in-law
and daughter, Mr, and Mrs.
Will (Derfla) Guthrie, of Santa
Monica. Calif, are leaving Friday
for Sumner, Wash., where Dr.
Dunn will be the speaker at the
morning service of the Christian
Church, which is celebrating ils
lOOIh anniversary, Dr. Dunn was
ordained as a minister in the
Christian Church in Sumner in 1906
and served Ihere more than two
years. 'Following the morning ser
vice, the remainder of the day
will be spent in celebrating the an
niversary. Dr. and Mrs. Dunn ex
pect to ha back in their home here
in about a week.
Roseburg Praibytarlan youth
who enjoyed a three-day retreat at
Klahanee on the North llmpqua
and who returned today were Stan
Brown. George Yost, Bill Colter,
Russell Dnndero, Brian Pargeler,
Gloria Fordham, Rugene Gee, Vic
ki Bean, Janice Gadwav. Gladys
Williams, Barbara Knechtel, Boyd
Knrrhlel, Cynthia Kastman, Bev
erly Myers, Nick Cats and Darlene
Hurd. Miss Donna Frish of Port
land and recently of Roseburg was
one of Ihe group as was Jim An
derson, also of Portland. Adultt
making the trip included Mr. and
Mrs. John H. Howe, Mrs. T. H.
Paigeter. Mrs. Richard Eastman
Jr and Miss Pat Shumard, director
of Christian education. Dr. John
Anderson, faculty member of the
nepanment of religion at Lewis I
I and Clark College in Portland was . Bring covered dish and table serv
the guest speaker. i
ELKS PICNIC
SUNDAY
AUG. 24, 1958
ROSEBURG ROD &
GUN CLUB GROUNDS
AUG.
itr MfDttf.oa
Mrs. tileott Chartier of this city
left Sunday hy plane for Seattle
to attend" to business and visit.
The F.i. Club will meet at a pic
nic polluck at 1 p.m. Tuesday, Aug.
26 at the home of Mrs. J. B. Pai
nt Ic at 170 SE Houck Ave.
Mr. and Mrs. Jo White, Miss
Sharon Hounshell and Mrs. Jerry
Hounshell and two sons spent Sun
day at Myrtle Point.
Mr. and Mrs. P. A. Taylor and
rlaimhtpr. Diane, have left foe,
their home in Tucson, Aril., fol-llO days in Modesto, Calif, visiting
lowing a visit at the home of Mrs. j her son-in-law and daughter, Mr.
Taylor's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Leej and Mrs. Rex Connley.
Holland, in Kosenurg.
! Charles Verrell, who is with the
Mr. and Mrs, Warren Ward and U. S. Navy stationed aboard the
children, Julie and Mark, are back ! Hornet, which is in drydock at
at their home in Roseburg, follow- Bremerton, Wash., spent the week
ing a vacation at the coast and in i end here visiting his parents, Mr.
Portland visiting the former's and Mrs. E. H. Verrell.
mother. Mr. ward has resumed
his duties with KYES Radio station
here.
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Kirk and
daughter, Miss Kennetle, and son,
Tommy, of this city are spending
Thursday and Friday in Portland
visiting relatives. Mr. Kirk, who
is with the Roseburg Branch of
the U.S. National Bank, is on vaca
tion for two weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. Elliott Goodwin,
Mr. and Mrs. Del Cornutt, Mr.
and Mrs. Harold Reynolds and
Mr. and Mrs. Norman John were
among those from this area who
traveled to Portland Tuesday for
the funeral of Z. G. Hesselguesser,
a former resident of this city.
Miss Cherie Havana has return
ed to her home here from Spo
kane, Wash., where she spent 10
days as the guest of Mr, and Mrs.
William Evans. Mrs. Evans is the
former Nancy Bell, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Don Bell of this
city. In Portland, Cherie was join
ed by her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Thomas Havens, who went there
for the weekend and to enjoy the
Shrine game. They brough her
back to Roseburg with them.
Mr. and Mrs. Dick Walsh stop-
ped over here recently en route to
Arcat-, Calif, to visit the latter s
brother and his family and were
suesta here of Mr. and Mrs. A
Zenger. En route north again this
week, they stopped over and were
houseguests of Mr. and Mrs. w. b.
Tozer at their summer home on
the North Umpqua River. In Port'
and, the Walshes slopped to see
Mrs. Fred A. Knight, formerly of
this city, who is now living in
Portland. Air. and Mrs. waisn now
reside in Vancouver, B.C. They
formerly made their home In this
city.
Frad Sohn and three eldest sons
are back at their home on Ter
race, following a trip to Germany
to visit relatives and friends. Mrs.
Sohn, who also accompanied them
on tha trip remained in Connecti
cut! with her two younger sons to
visit her parents and they will re
turn this weekend. Mrs. Arnold E.
Jurgens of this cily accompanied
the Snhns to Connecticut and took
care of the two younger boy,
while the rest of the family went
to Europe. She returned to her
noma here last week.
TODAY
AND
TOMORROW
THURSDAY, AUGUST 21
Rural School Board moating,
county school superintendent's of
fice at courthouse, ft p.m.
Army Reterve, 1614. W. Harvard,
S to 10 p.m.
Woman ef Rosoburfl Country
Club, clubhouse, noon luncheon, fol
lowed by bridge plav.
Reieburg Rotary Club, Umpqua ,
Hotel, noon.
IOOF, 100 F hall, Jackson St., I
p.m.
Rasoburg Lions Club, umpqua
Hotel, A M p m.
Civil Air Patrol, courthouse, 7:30
p.m.
Dean Perrlno Chapter t, DAV
and Auxiliary, Veterans Memorial
Bldg., 8 p.m.
Roseburg Council of Camp Fire
Girls, conference room of new Rose
School building, 7 30 p.m.
Sutharlin Robokah Ledaa, IOOF
hall, 7:30 p.m.
FRIDAY
Zuloima Nil Club polluck picnic,
home of Mrs, 1,. E. Henninger,
Pane Rn.H Winheir
noon.
ice.
Unit No. 51. tired Pensioners
picnic, I'mpqua Park, 12:30.
Oaughtart of th Union Votorant
of the Civil War. Florence NiRhl
tfiRale Tent No. 15, polluck dinner,
home of Susan Bowman, 6:30 p.m.
Elko Club duplicate bridge, 12:30,
open la invited guests.
Loyal Order of Moot (imi
night, Moose hall. p m.
Veterem of WWI, DouRtai Bar
racks No. 176 and auxiliary.
Veteran'i Memorial Building, 8
p.m.
Douglas Court No. II, Order of
Amaranth, Masonit hall, 6:30 p.m.,
polluck. social.
Cmbtom Club executive board
meeting, Klki temple, I p.m.
FOR THE KIDDIES
Circus Clowns
MAGIC AND MIRTH IVIRYDAY
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DOUGLAS
WR.
21 - 24
ROSEBURG
I Miss Inge Myer is in Eugene vis -
iting for a few days with Mrs.
i Delia Lock man.
Mr. and Mrs. Dam Kendall of'
this city spent the weekend in '
Portland visiting relatives and;
friends.
Mr. and Mrs.
John Labrensi and
j daughters, Carol
nd Sharon, have
week's vacation
- 1 returned from a
I in California.
Mrs. Roy W. Sedell is back at
her hnmp in Rncohnro fnllnuins
Tha Boots and Calico Squara
Dane Club has canceled its reg
ular meeting Saturday, Aug. 23,
and instead will dance at the Doug
las County Fair. The next reg
ular dance will be Sept. 13 at the
Winston Community Hall. All
square dancen are invited.
Mary E. Young of Honolulu spent
the last week in Roseburg as the
guest of Mrs. A. B. Cacy at her
home in the Kohlhagen apartments.
She left Wednesday hy plane for
San Francisco and will enjoy a va
cation along the California coast
and in Mexico before returning to
Honolulu after the first of the year.
Before retiring, she was emploved
by the Bank of Hawaii.
Mri. M.ttie Brown Kralt of Port
land has returned to her home aft
er an extended visit with friends
in Klklon. Mrs. Kreis attended the
Whitfield-Levcnhagen wedding and
the Smith-Morris Bernhardt reun
ion picnic. She also attended the
Roderick Bowman funeral in
Reedsport. A very pleasant trip to
Gardiner and the beach was en
joyed. Mrs. Kreis visited with
many old friends and acquaintanc
es and returned home Sunday
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Mr. and Mrs. Alesis S. Orloff,
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burg, have left for points sou In on
a two weeks honeymoon. i
Mitt Barbara Stumbaugh is leav-l
ing for her home in Linwood, Calif., i
following the summer spent here
with Mr. and Mrs. Elvis Yow and
family.
Mrs, W. L. McConaughay has
left for her home in Sacramento,
Calif., following a visit here at the
home of her brother and sisler:in
law, Mr. and Mrs. Sam Kendall,' in
the Oak Hill apartments.
Mr. and Mrs. Barnard Sleinber. j
gar and Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Dor-1
man, all of Seattle, have left for1
their homes following a visit here :
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Elvis
Yow they also . visited other
friends in the area.
Mr. and Mri. L. V. Titus, Sharon
Titus, Mr. and Mrs. Everett Gee,
Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Gee and fam
ily and Mr. and Mrs. Jim Bellows
and family spent Sunday picnick-r
ing at Silver Creek Falls near Sa
lem. They were joined there by
Mr. and Mrs. R. P. Hendricks and
son of McMinnville and by Mrs.
Belle Hargdine and daughter of'
Sheridan.
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T H I ' R 8 11 A T. Al'GI'ST II. 1S5S
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Show ateru at diiak. Approximate
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PINE DRIVE-IN Open at 7:00. Show
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time "The Paraon At the Outlaw"
7:42, 11:20. "Legend ot Ihe Lost" B:30
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STA R LITE DRIVE-IN Open at 7:00.
Show eterta at duak. Approximate
starting time "From Hell to Texaa"
7:32. 11:30: "High School Confiden
tial" 0-33
PINE DRIVE-IN Open at 7:00. Show
alerts at duak. Approximate starting
lime "The Paraon 4c the Outlaw"
7:42, 11:20: "Legend of the Lost" 8:20
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