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By Al Vermeer ' If (n S RE FN 15 I I "HEY MOW 1 1 ITS GOOUk'f 1 II t" ML -II - - V - 1 1 As:r.. ' BUGS BUNNY . . ' ; 0' BUT NOT I Cn 1 J VvV' yC&lSv - l " With Major Hoop!. IfRED DAN2IG SAYS: Is .'Lepye It To Beaver' Most Honest Show On TV? By FRED DANZIG UPI Staff Writer NEW YOKK I'PI I discov ered Thursday night that even a filmed situation comedy on TV, often called our most puerile con tribution to world culture, can amaze me. In Leave It To Beaver on ABC TV. a repeat of "The Pipe" epi sode dealt with the warm, human story of a small boy and his smoking a pipe. And there came this line, when young "Beaver" Cleaver, played by Jerry Math ers, is caught smoking: "Smok ing can wreck you." There also was dialogue about the wisdom of not smoking until the age of 21. It sounds harmless. I know, but when you consider that the tobac co industry helps pay a great chunk of the TV industry's bills, you must wonder whether Leave It To Beaver is: 1. The most hon est family show on TV or 2. The dumbest. Short Shots: The second episode of 21 Beacon Street on NBC-TV was very much like the first. It offered a contrived plot, complete with Dennis Morgan and his blackboard 'on which he dia grams his crime-busting attack): Joanna Barnes managing to get Man Is Sought For Centennial Embezzlement PORTLAND UPI I A Portland man, Harold O. Leloff, 59. has been charged with embezzlement of $25,000 in connection with ad vertised funds received for an unpublished Centennial souvenir program. Presiding District Jutlsc Hay fc. I Shoemaker Thursday issued a warrant for Leloff. The information charged Leloff with embezzling funds from the Western Alcan and Surveys, Inc.. a Portland firm, through which solicitations for the unofficial pub- llication were allegedly made. The Multnomah county grand jury which has called a large number of witnesses, received the case from the federal postal authorities. A large number of businessmen and others allegedly paid substan tial sums of money in advance for space in a publication to be I called, "Centennial Manifest of I Oregon." BELLY LANDING SUCCESSFUL TOKYO (UPI) A Pan Ameri can Boeing Stratocruiscr carrying 53 passengers and a crew of six made a successful emergency belly landing here Wednesday night ' after running into trouble on a night from Hong Kong. There were no injuries, but the airliner's fuselage was damaged and its four propellers were bent. Cause of the emergency was not immediately reported. into another villain's boudoir: dis guises and ingenious "bugging" setups. The story dealt with a bank robbery staged by Dennis Morgan & Co. in order to save a client's reputation. (Well, I said it was contrived, didn't I?) 21 Beacon Street brings me to one of the watchwords of TV Thursday, night: Sakeasy. The Lawless Years on NBC-TV of fered a perfunctory documentary about a young punk bootlegger who tried to muscle in on the big guys. He was, of course, rubbed out iustdntly. On Playhouse 90, seven bootleggers were rubbed out in one blust during a repeat of CBS-TV's "Seven Against The Wall," the story of Chicago's St. Valentine's Day massacre in 1929. On Saturday, DA's Man on NBC-TV will offer a story about bootleggers being knocked out of business. What was that popular phrase in those happy days? Oh, my nerves. Groucho Marx repeated the You Bet Your Life show in . which John Charles Thomas raps rock 'n roll while Roberta Iicnc, an Elvis Presley Fan Club president, defends Our Leader. Roberta re minded Groucho that he hadn't mentioned Elvis and Groucho re plied: "I seldom do unless 1 stub my toe." The Channel Swim: Alan Jay Lerner and Frederick Loewe have cancelled their 90-minute NBC-TV special that had been slated for viewing on Friday. Nov. 13. "Insoluble problems which arose during negotiations with the network, the projected sponsor (General Motors) and Al fred Productions. Inc. (Lerner Loewe) concerning the format" was given as the reason. While an NBC spokesman said negotiations were continuing be tween NBC and Lerner and Locwe for "the development of a program for future purchase," a spokesman for Lerner and Loewe said, "there arc no negotiations." He added that the stumbling block was the sponsor's insistence on a format that would include scenes from "My Fair Lady" and the motion picture, "Gigi." "Lerner and Loewe felt they could not agree, artistically or legally, to this format." He add ed, "none of the production ma terial from these productions will be released for TV in the fore seeable future." Scratch one high light from next season's , TV schedule. Ann Harding will co-star with June Allyson in "Ruth and Na omi," the premiere presentation of the June Allyson Theater oh CBS-TV Monday, Sept. 21. . Dorothy Hart returns to the nighttime Pantomime Quiz show on Monday, July 20, on ABC-TV. Genevieve, recuperating a severe cold brought on by exhaustion, is tentatively set for a Monday. July 13 visit to the Jack Paar Show. Observer, La Grande, Ore., Friday, July 10, 1959 Page 4 - Sfde Glances - f5Tivl fli J i w T.M. U M. 0. - "This'll please the women. It'll make them think the pork chop dinner isn't fattening!" MOVIE WITH EVER YTHING IS ALMOST ALL UNTRUE By ANTHONY AUSTIN UPI Staff Writw PARIS (UPI) It's the movie that has everything and almost none of it true. It's definitely anti American, but Americans who flock to it don't know whether to howl with rage or giggle at its absurdities. The motorcycle mob of blank faced young hoodlums rips into the American town. Black leather DAILY TV LG 2KREM ' m KXLY 'r KHQ TV H TV O TV FRIDAY fi:0 NVwubojit Ki-w. A Sports Cavnlrnrlo of Sports i:ir, John OhIv . Iotiff IMwsrds " 6 3 1 nil) Tin Tl llau hldo " ti:iS " " recortlnir IriVn 7:n Walt Disney ITi-a. " Kllcrv Queen 7:15 " " 7:1 " I l.ov Lucy 7:13 " Tan Tombstone Trrr. 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Karmer Alfalfa " lS " .. m HI Cn,n;B- B"""" Mighty Mouse Northwest Pasae Copter Crashes At Klamath Falls KLAMATH FALLS .UPI) An Air Force helicopter- with Col. Jack W. Williams, commanding officer of Kingsley Field, aboard, crashed on the shore of upper Lake Klamath about noon Thurs day. None of the five occupants aboard was injured, except for scratches. The Air Force said the copter was on a routine flight to inspect the recreation area being devel oped on the lake for Air.iForce personnel. The copter did not burn. Personnel aboard were Col. Wil liams, co-pilot; 1st Lt. Michael Langford, pilot: Maj. William Hicks, Maj. John Scarboro, and Maj. Eugene Hollway. MADRID PASSES 2-MILLION MADRID (UPI' Metropolitan Madrid officially has moved past the two million mark in popula tion, making it the sixth largest city in Europe. Officials Wednes day celebrated the event by heap ing awards and honors on five day-old Ana Isabel Sainz de Cueto y Torres, who. after, a careful check of records, was named the capital city's two millionth citizen. jackets zero in on the hapless bookstore owner. Slap! His eyeglasses fly from his hands. Crash cowboy boots grind his groping fingers into the floor. "Brutality in America!" is the screaming message of the opening scene of the new French movie, Til Spit On Your Graves." The Poor Drink Scotch The scenes shift. In a cabin deep in Mississippi (after a lynch ing, of course) a poor white takes a pull on a bottle imported Bal luntine's scotch what else? Meanwhile, buck on Main Street tempers rise. The drugstore own er pulls his pistol from under the counter. Candles in empty coke bottles splutter in the night. The hero, a light-skinned Negro passing for white, makes for the Canadian border with the white girl who loves him because he scowls. Alas! Floodlights bare the flee ing pair and machine guns cut them down. Uncle Sam has the border watched. Author Never Visited America Boris Vian, a Parisian jacqucs-of-all-trades who wrote the script, was not limited in his descrip tions of America, since he has never been there. Ho died two weeks ago of a heart attack while watching this movie version of his original novel, "J'irai Craclicr Sur Vos Tombes.'' The movie is the talk of the sitlewalk cafes and American tourists flock to it for three rea sonsto get mad. to giggle or to gulp at the sex scenes which would never be shown in an American movie. American small town girls wear their Parisian dresses only to shed them at the drop of a stare. In an underwater kissing scene the girl lacks the top of her bikini. tnis tog is meue up rrom inrurmenon oy ivieviiion aienens eon hp cevrtcy cannot be guerenteed by the L Grind Evening Observer. 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