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And this familiarity apparently led to its taking its place in CBS TV's DuPont Show of the Month drama anthology. Since comparisons to the movie are going to be made all over the place, I'll say at the start'that the lt50 Brithih-made film was better. The TV version of Graham Greene's suspense story was not as subtle as the film, nor did it slide across the bumpier seams in the plot very gracefully. How ever, the teleplay still made for an interesting 90 minutes, thanks chiefly to some unusual acting by Jack Hawkins and young Jacques Hirschler. The story deals with a young ster who worships the family but ler. Baines, but loathes Baines' Rival Tribesmen In New Clashes LEOPOLDVIIXE, Belgian Con go i UPI i Kival tribesmen clashed today in another round of fights "to the death" near the town of Luluabourg where terrified Euro pean residents have taken refuge. It was the third day of fierce clashes between the Lulua and Baluba tribes. Reports reaching the Congolese capital 600 miles away said at least 20 natives were dead. More than 200 Africans of the warring tribes have been arrest ed, most of them because they carried machettas, the most com mon weapon used in the rioting that began Monday. Europeans in the area have taken refuge in the town of Lulu abourg, on the Lulua river. The police have sealed off the Euro pean section of the city with its population of 2,000. Only Euro peans fleeing the riot-torn country side were allowed past guards arm ed with machine-guns. Newest U.S. Satellite Now In Flat Orbit WASHINGTON (UPI) Amer ica's newest satellite, Explorer VII, seems to be settling into an orbit a bit flatter than its launch ers wanted. Scientists of the National Aero nautics and Space Administration hastened to say, however, that this will not seriously hamper any of the seven scientific experi ments being performed by the 915-pound artificial moon. Comedian Father Again SANTA MONICA. Calif. (UPI I Comedian Jerry Lewis became a father for the fifth time Wednes day when his wife gave birth to a six-pound eleven-ounce boy. The boy, named Anthony Jo seph, and mother, were reported in good condition at St. Joseph's Hospital. nestv wife. The lad becomes in volved in the butler's side ro mance with a secretary and. when Mrs. Baines is killed, tells enough lies to put Scotland Yard on Baines' tail. Since this is. after all, a susrense vehicle, there arc numerous overheard conversa tions, snooping, big lies and little lies to help the plot along. A distinguishing feature in the toleplay was the performance of Master Hirschler. an 8-year-old who, we are told, never acted be fore. The youngster has one of those appealing little faces that is old and wise, sad and mischie vous all at the same time. Occasionally, his inexperience showed. He would steal quick sidelong glances off-camera; he was sometimes inaudible; some of his reactions seemed too flabby. Yet, he came across as a most appealing little guy, a sturdy per former in a difficult role and a definite asset to the thow. Jack Hawkins, as Baines. was excellent. The more difficult the scene, the better he seemed to be. I was especially impressed with his discipline in a tea-room scene, where he was talking to his sweetheart while the boy listened. In trying to get his meaning across without putting the boy wise. Hawkins displayed his love, pain and desperation superbly. Again, as he sought to explain his innocence to Scotland Yard, he was impeccably bumbling, proper and tortured. Dina Merrill played the part of the sweetheart and did her blos soming career a lot of good. Jes sica Tandy was properly hateful as Mrs. Baines, and with a few exceptions all others were suita ble. I can't say as much for the sets. They were obviously phony and served only as a distraction. Th Channel Swim: The heroes of two new ABC-TV shows, An thony Eisley of Hawaiian Eye, and Gardner McKay of Adven tures In Paradise, are reported to be on the way out of their re spective shows. Dinah Shore's NBC-TV hour for Oct. 25 will feature performers from Hong Kong, Japan, the Phil ippines, Korea and the Fiji Is lands. Speaking of the Orient. CBS-TV and William Holden are collaborating on a special to be filmed in Hong Kong. Frank Si natra, Bing Crosby and Dean Martin will preview their forth coming movie roles as the team of Clayton, Jackson and Durante during Frankie's ABC-TV special next Monday. Margaret Truman has snared the hostess role on "The Mar riage That Failed." third in CBS TV's Daytime Woman! Specials set for Monday. Nov. 9. Ed Wynn will be a special guest star on Art Linkletter's NBC-TV special. "The Secret World Of Kids." Tuesday. Oct. 27. Eli Wallach has been signed to portray Sancho Panza opposite Lee J. Cobb's Don Quixote in the CBS-TV Show of the Month production, "I. Don Quixote." Monday, Nov. 9, DAILY TV L0G 2KREM m KXLY KHQ TV TV O TV THURSDAY fi:00 Huckleberry Hound Nws & SportM .Movie (font.) S:i; ToUK Kilwarda Front P Sr.10 Ncwitbefit Amos nAndy :4S " " NTir Xewn 7:00 African 1'a.lrol Lock l'p Highway Patrot 7:1S ... Gal? Storm To Tell The Truth State Trooper 7:45 " " S:00 Donna Heed Khow Betty Hutton liat Maaterson 1:15 " Real MeCoya Johnny Rinffo . Johnny Staccato :4t " " !:on rat Koone Zan Gray Theatre See, Hunt IS " ::tn I'ntotlchnblcfl Vlayhmiae P0 Tenn. Krnlo Kurd 9:45 " " " 10:0(1 " Tou Bet Tour Life 10:15 " " 10:30 Decoy " Kewa 10:45 " " l.ale Movie 11:00 N'iRhtheat 4 Most Feature " 11:15 Jack Paar " 11:30 - - - ll:4S " " - FRIDAY :0 Cont. Claaaroom 8 15 8:39 Ding; Dong School 4t - :0 On The Go Douerh Re 111 :15 9:3a December Pride Treasure Hunt 9:41 10:0 I Love Lucy ITIce Ie night 10:11 - " 10 30 Top Dollar Concentration 10:41 " " 11 ' . . . . lve or lAlm Tie Tac Dough 11:15 I'revlew t " U:1 Itbmiier Room" ' Search for Tomorrow It Could Be Tou . 115 ' (lulillnir Light i-':iii Itextleu tiun It'a A Great Life Queen For Day t 11 - - II 30 Lne Tht Roe Stage- 4 ' The Thin Man 3:45 " " 1 on" Mu.-lr Bingo Take 4 Young Dr. Malone 1:15 . " 1 -o rturna ft Allen ' Aa the World Turn? From Theae Roots 1-49 " Day tu Court For Better or Wore" Houe On High St. " " - ! Gale Storm Shaw ltmieparly Split Personality 3 45 " " .tea Heat The v'IhM Ulgl'ayutr Matinee on Six 9 15 - - 3 to Am. Ttunrtatind Verdict. Is Tours ' "" '41 " 4 00 - Brighter ra " ! " Secret Storm Palnt-O.Pete 4:30 ropeye Edge of Night Four Thirty Mole 4:45 r - . . tJi " Ramar 5:1.1 , " 5 v nin Tin Tin ' T.oliln Hood 5 45 ' f front Page Obtorvor, La fi,inJa. Or. Thurt., Oct. IS, 1959 Pago 10 Side Glances V II , 'a B I 7b J: TT I U - wi r YM. c. V. Pal Off. C 1MB k? MA tortlM. Im.' "I told license. you, young man, I couldn't GET a driver's rf you have an eye chart handy, I can prove it!" 1 Love Lucy1 Cast Going Separate Ways After Dive By VERNON SCOTT UPI Staff Writer i HOLLYWOOD UPI IFor nine years Lucille Ball and . Vivi an Vance .were a set ' you rarely saw one without the other on TV. but with "I Love Lucy" taking a dive the girls are. going their separate ways. With Lucy it's easy. She can sit back and clip coupons from the profitable Desilu Corp. Which she and Desi Arnaz own. Red-haired Vivan is well off too. Residuals from reruns of more than 200 "Lucy" shows bring her a tidy income. Still, TV's Ethel Mertz wants to continue her ca reer on her own. Different From Ethel To lose her identity as the wacky, scatter-brained Ethel, Vivi an has just completed a dramatic SWITCH TO BUSES CHICAGO (UPI) Commuters on the Illinois Central Line had to resort to buses chartered by the railroad Tuesday when a freight train derailment tore down elec tric lines servicing the commuter line. LEGAL NOTICE This lof it made up from information by Television Stations and its. Ktvricy ctnnot be guaranteed by the It Grind Observer, NOTICE TO CREDITORS: Notice is hereby given that the undersigned has been duly appointed by the County Court of Union County, Oregon, Adminis trator of the Estate of William H. Kleinschmidt, Deceased, and has qualified as such Administrator. All persons having claims against said Estate are hereby notified to present the same, verified as re quired by law, to the undersigned at 18 First National Bank Building. La Grande. Oregon, within six months from the date hereof. Dated and first published at La Grande. Union County, Oregon, this 8th day of October, 1959. George L. Anderson, Jr.. Ad ministrator of the Estate of William H. Kleinschmidt, Deceased. -1 Pub. Oct. 8. 15. 22, & 29. 1959 i role in a horse opera, "The Dep uty." "The role is a far cry from that biddy Ethel." Vivian laughed. "The woman I portray is a strong individualist who rides horses and drives buggies. It's given me a new lease on life. "In all the nine years I was with 'Lucy' I never appeared in a movie or TV show. Toward the end I though I was getting tired of acting, but I was just weary of the same role. From now on I hope never to be seen wearing a Marcel and house dress." Vivian wasn't being disloyal to. the show. She happily admits the program has made her financial ly independent for life. "You'd think after all those years people would call me Ethel, but I'm seldom recognized. Off screen I look entirely different,'' she smiled. "However. I'll be de lighted when audiences realize I'm not really married to Bill Frawley, who played Fred Mertz on the show." A close friend of Lucille off screen, .Vivian and her madcap buddy are planning an hour-long TV musical with Vivian playing second banana. "1 learned my comedy early in life on the stage working with such greats as Ed Wynn, Victor Moore, Bob Hope, Jimmy Duran te and Bill Gaxton," Vivian said. "I think it's the most difficult part of acting. "Right now I'm hoping to star in my own series. The pilot al ready has been filmed. It's the story of a couple who open a dude ranch in New Mexico. We've titled it 'Gucstward Ho' with Leif Erick son co-starring." So Vivian Vance is back in circulation, free of Ethel Mertz forever or almost, anyhow. She has one more hour-long "Lucy" show to go and then she is on her own. 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