8-(Sec. 1) Statesman, Salem, Ore., Sun., Sept. 23, 56
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A SUNDAY'S TELEVISION
Inside TV '
Show
Give
Gale Chance to Sing
By EVE STARR
HOLLYWOOD STARR RE
PORT: Money apparently is no
object with Gale Storm's new
sponsors. Told that it was cus
tomary to throw a party for the
press and screen as an episode of
-: m new IIIUW,
anairs wrucn
'generally come
off as cocktail
parties at the
Beverly Hills
Hotel for the
Hollywood' But there is life to come. The
press, they,chiId ne fought to stay alive for
threw caution, wi" b DOrn wife next
to the winds : month.
and threw themselves a party to
'
fought the disease for fonr
htng years, like a mil wres
tling with a bear. Time and
agaia he left the hospital te
go out ea one of his mobile
units and rua a remote show.
Had he takes care of himself,
he might have lived another
few years. But he preferred
to take care of kis station.
It caa be said, quite literally,
that he gave his life to tele
vision.
end all parties,
Last Friday the Hollywood
:ontingent boarded chartered
plane and flew up to San Fran
cisco, where they were met by an
other group flown in from the East.
Everybody was quartered at the
St Francis Hotel, the place the
entire nation got a good look at
during the Republican conven-
STARRDUST: Karl "Poppa1
rreund, long-time cameraman
for "I Love Lucy" and dean of
Hollywood s cinematographers, is
going into production with I new
camera' which can handle both
color and black-and-white film
and will sell for less thsn 150
. . . Imogene Coca has her heart
set on a house here, wants to
Hon when President Eisenhower I buy it and live here permanent-
mad his arrival. . ly . . Joan C.iulfield will do
Frid.tr evenm we were taken !"n'? tn SPl-
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Janet Blair was a solid hit on
her first Sid Caesar show . . .
Boarded the President Cleveland
of the American President Line,
the tie-in there being that Gale
plays a social directress aboard a
cruise ' liner in her new series
and this line has furnished all
the necessary background mate
rial. Aboard ship we were served
cocktails and dinner, with a
screening of the show thrown in.
Tables seemed to hsve been set
up all over the ship. The food
was excellent What with cargo
loading going on while we were
eating, the ship had a slight
list to port and several of our
party could be heard to mutter
that one small drink had never
done this to them before.
Special guests Included a
good part of the Hal Roach
staff aad their wives, includ
ing production manager Bill
Sterling and his wife, actress
June Vincent. From the Wil
liam Morris Agency casae
George Graskla aad hi wife
Florence Helop, better kaowa
as Mama Bronsoa of the old
"Meet Millie" show.
The Cole Porter story on the
opening "Ford Star Jubilee" will
include a filmed sequence with
Bing Crosby . . . Oliver Hardy,
of the wonderful old Laurel and
Hardy team, is gravely ill at SL
Joseph's Hospital in Burbank
. . . Arnold . Stang will ride a
horse in an upcoming "Decem
ber Bride" episode, and this II
gotta see.
(Copyright 195H.
General Features Corp )
Drinking of
Youth Gted
ByWCTU
ATLANTA, Sept. S IB Temper
ance workers were told today that
more than 19,400 boys and girls
19 years old and under were ar
rested for drunkenness or drunken
i driving la?t year.
I Miss Ethel Riddle of Evanslon.
The new Gale afWm show gave 111-, general secretary of the
every sign of being s success. I Youth Temperance Council. Worn-
even though its is up against the an s Christian Temperance Union,
$48,000 Apparently Hasn t '
Spoiled TV's Spelling Champ
By WILLIAM B. HARWOOD
BALTIMORE, Sept. 2J i -Forty-eight
thousand dollars ap
parently hasn't spoiled Gloria
Lockerman.
Or if it has. It doesn't show.
She started In high school recently
like millions of other .teen-age
youngsters.
Gloria, of course, is the lJ-year-old
Negro girl who has dazxled
television audiences aciwss the
country with her personal charm
and amazing ability to spell.
She won (16,000 before deciding
to quit last summer on the CBS
network show, "The $64,000 Ques
tion." Then she came back a few
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stiff competition of Sid Caesar
oa Saturdar nights. The "My
Little Margie" characterization
has been toned down consider-
sbly, giving Gale a chance to be
more herself. And in this one,
ol course, she will get a chance
to sing.
Saturday morning, a beauti
fully clear day, we were treated
to a sight-seeing trip around San
Francisco, followed by lunch at
the famed Sarbella's and. finally
the flight back to Los Angeles,
i It was a highly successful and
enjoysble trip from every stand
point, the kind of Junket the
movie people used to do well and
which TV should do more often.
' , a a a
ONE OF HOLLYWOOD'S
most versatile, talented and
reatroveTSial televlslea pio
neers Is dead at 44. Klans
Landsberg is not a name fami
liar to the public, and more's
the pity. Wilhoat him Los
Angeles TV weald still be in
the amateur tlste. As general
manager of KTLA here, be
pioneered almost every phase
of the holiness. It wsa ke, sev
eral years ago, who brought a
live picture of the atom blast
ia from Las Veeas when all
the network engineers said It
couldn't be dene.
$
Hij was the first independent
station to telecast color, both ex
perimentally and on a regular
basis. It was he who recognized
TV personality in Lawrence
Welk and gave Welk his first
opportunity An the medium.
Stan Freberg got his start with
Landsberg as the voice of Cecil
the Seasick Sea Serpent on
"Time for Beany."'
Klaus Landsberg was s bril
liant engineer, a producer, a di
rector, a businessmsn, a one-
man Station. A refugee from
Nazi Germany, he flourished un
der our free-enterprise system.
Los Angeles' first cathode tube
made the trio from New York
on his lap, literally. And his
contribution to the medium he
loved can probably never be
measured in dollars snd cents.
Landsberg. a talented young
ma a la his prime, was struck
down at Q by cancer. He
said the figures do not depict Ju
venile failure but "a failure of the
school and home in that many
cases."
She called temperance instruc
tion in schools as "watered down"
and incomplete due to texts that
put emphasis on moderation in
drinking rather than on total ab
stinence. Miss Riddle presided and spoke
at tonight's "Youth Night" session
of the WCTTJ's 82nd annual con
vention. She urged teachers and
parents to help reduce drinking
among young people by teaching
the effects of alcoholic beverages
"in a more realistic way."
The Evanston woman said
teaching of temperance is more Broadway venture.
nj.iiii.r ill siiiuuia aiiu uuilics UI
the South where large dry areas
curb "the predatory salesmanship
of the drink traffic.
"Here in the South." she said,
"in many communities and coun
ties the home and school have
swung behind the church to both
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months ago as a champion and
spelled her way to a 164,000 draw
with Andy Douglass of Greenwich,
Conn., on sequel piogram, "The
$64,000 Challenge." Gloria and
Andy each took home $32,000 so
that gave Gloria 148,000, a tre
mendous sum for a 13-year-old
girl.
Washes Dishes
But the money doesn't seem to
have altered Gloria or materially
changed her outlook on life. She
waa helping -her grandmother
wash and dry the supper dishes
when a newsman called at the
comfortable but modest-looking
brick row house where Gloria
lives with her grandparents, the
Rev. and Mrs. Vivian T. Key. Mr.
Key is pastor of Orchard Street
Methodist Church here.
Gloria hasn't been spending her I
fortune on every whim- and fancy
of her young life. In fact, she
hasn't been allowed to spend a
cent of it. It's in the bank in a
trust fund until "1 become of age,"
Gloria said.
She rides a transit bus to school
most of . the time, just like her
school chums. Sometimes her
granddaddy drives her in his car
but most of the time she takes
the bus. And she always rides the
bus home "sq I can be with the
other girls," Gloria added, rolling
her big brown eyes in the fashion
that became the Lockerman trade
mark on TV.
Natural te Gloria
That plus her falsetto, almost
whispering manner of speech are
Gloria Lockerman. They are as
natural as her curly black hair
and aren't mannerisms affected
for television.
Gloria is excited about being In
high school. She's attending West
ern High School, an all-girl school
in downtown Baltimore, about a
20 minute bus ride from her home
The fame television brought
Gloria has not faded entirely even
though she is no longer appearing.
"My friends are always asking
me questions about the show,"
Gloria said. "Was I scared? Was
Mr. March (Hal March, the M.C.)
nice?"
And she says strangers still
recognize her almost every place
she goes.
Missing in Action Report Not True
VOBARNO, Italy .Sept. Bl
Kurt Allgonver. Jl, of Erlargen,
Germany, a bodyguard for Benito
Mussolini ia World War II. has
tened hero when his family
received a belated letter from the
Italian government reporting him
killed in action. He assured tha
custodian of the local cemetery
the gravestone inscribed "Kurt
Allgonver, Wehrmacht soldier" is
not his.
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PORT SOMOZA, Nicaragua, Sept. 22 With a gua tucked un
der hit belt, Anastaslo Somosa, president of Nicaragua, vis
its Port Somoza In Nicaragua last year. Today Somoza was
reported shot three times by an attacker who later was
beaten to death. (AP Wirephoto). (Story on page one).
Laughton Both Directs,
Performs in New Drama
By WILLIAM GLOVER
NEW YORK. Sept. 22
Charles Laughton, one of the the
ater's most dynamic spirits, near
lv overlooked h i s latest bold
A half-hour nap woke him up.
"I simply didn't understand in
til that day then I was bitten
hard." says the rotund star.
Now Ke is both director and
and chief performer in the star
's t u d d e d production of "Ma-
enforce local option and to enlight- jor Barbara" which arrives Oct.
en its young people. The South s 30 at the Martin Beck Theater.
juvenile delinquency problem is The array ot wonder. ul
ticular times and circumstance."
Laughton explains. "Now I think
the public will suddenly accept
'Major Barbara' for Us real worth.
"Thus is a play of passion, and
when Shaw was in a passion he
seemed to be writing not of his
moment, but of the future."
less than the North s."
Langlie Boosts
Secretary of
-.
Sen. Magnuson
SEATTLE, Sept. 22 Gov.
Langlie said Friday this stale's
voters would be better advised to j Transformation
vote lor Irving Hoff for U. S. ben-, Robert Joseph
alor than tor hen. Magnuson, i sson's hit "Tieer it the Gales
Surprise Film
Currently being released across
the country is one of the surprise
film hits of the year, a lusty and
robust melange from Mexico and
Spain called "Bullfight.' '
A vmiihfnl Irin nf chnur hiiinr.
1f,n,thetheBefnaRrd ; ? - "ffi
Shaw drama includes Burgess ' " t" "
Meredith. Eli Wallach. Cornelia H" ' 'RT , y '
Otis Skinner and the British star, u,,n organizations.
Glynis Johns. ' Tny began with a shoestring of
there was a time, admits the;hpe and a tireless enthusiasm
man who has amassed a reputa- by booking art films into a Cam
tion for innovation with recitations, bridge theater and participat:..g
in the stage enterprise that this
year became the first Cambridge
stage and film work, when he
"simply didn't like the play that
now has him so enthused
Drama Festival.
Haliday on his last visit to Paris
producer ot last scampered about to see 40 differ
ent films.
Hoff s boss. ! brought about the transformation. "Over there even the most ob-
The Republican governor, say-; "j saw the play and its movie seure film has a guaranteed ud
Ing he was about to be "brutally i five times." Laughton says, "and ience," he explains. "Direction is
frank" about his Democratic op- Joseph kept pursuing me. Well, i the important element to fans not
ponent lor senator, saia mis guy; one day I read the script again, i the players. Direction
just aoesn i Know wnat it is an ; Then I fell asleep for a nap. When
about. I woke up it was with the realiza
He said "Senator Magnuson , tion that this is a tremendously
doesn't spend enough time at his great play."
Job in Washington. D. C, to even! He projects his experience into
know what is going on. It would j the field of general appreciation
be a lot more logical to vote for j of drama.
his secretary, Irving Hoff. who at j "The meaning of the great play
least knows what is happening."! wrights comes into focus in par-
the first
thing we are lookii , at too."
The critical and public acclaim
given the Gotham release of ;
"Bullfight" set the part ers to
undertaking national distribution.
Now it is showing in 25 key cities,
and the trio feel offbeat pictures
soon will have a permanent na
tionwide following.
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(Sunday): ie:4S The Pallor: "Road
block"; ll:es Champlonihlp Bowl
ing: Bill LI Hard v. Connie Schwoea
ler; l:le Thia la the Life: "The Soli
tary Ember"; l:e Sunday Matinee:
'Jungle Book") 4:le Jaycce Spot
light: The Jayceei will dlacuaa fluor
idation; S:ee Meet the Proa: Secre
tary of State John Poater Oulle will
b Uit g ueat; S:0eTopper: "Tobper'a
Other Job"; 7:0e Steve Allen Show;
S:0 I Spy: "Betrayal of Weat Point"
Major John Andre waa the Brttiah
officer aaaigned te confer with Bene
diet Arnold; S 3e Waterfront; "The
Reicue"; S:ee Loretta Young: "Inci
dent of Kewl": la ee ar- Telephone
Time: "1 Am Not Alone." with Vic
tor Jory; 1S:1S DiatlncUre Clothee
to Live In; l:e Sunday Showtime:
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t t.raham Paul Careon Paul Caraoa
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. RADIO AND
TELEVISION SERVICE
VTe are equipped to service
01 makes of TVs, Radios,
Tspe Recorders and Phono
irapha. , .
EYER izi EECHTEL
Alt!D & TV Service
, :37 State Kt Pk. 4 177
I SALEM
m mm pavt!
UP TO 24 MONTHS ON BALANCE!
ROYAL... CORONA
REMINGTON
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WK GIVE ajhsf GREEN 8TAMP3f
223 N. Hi:h St.
'' Onnoalte Kaaaiiae Hotel 1 Ph. 3-8095
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There art no fJied Credit Terms la my Office.
Yoa tell me kow muck yoe caa afford to oy,
nd an opproval of your credit I'll tjlodly orrorrje
whatever terms are mast Convenient For Yea.
No red tope . . . no delay ... no bank or finance
company to deal with. All arrangements are
mad within my own office.. REMEMIER. yojr
credit Is as aood as cash ot DR. SEMLER'S.
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ASK YOUR DENTIST abovt the now TRANSPAR
ENT PALATE Oenfyres. created ta help bring yea
the COMFORT yoy aood, and the IMPROVED
NATURAL APPEARANCE yoa want. Wear year
Plates while yoa pay by. takiarj advantage of
Dr. Semlar s Liberal Credit Plaa.
Caate in and tied ert M Re-Setri, Repair er erker ejaw
aeenH can retfere the etefubieea el yaur M Dental Plata.
, . ia ceees et emerteaxy, eetrks while pee trait.
NO ADYANCE
APPOINTMENT
NEEDED
Ceme ia ey time et
ner cenvenience. One te
4.j eervice for Out
el Tewa patient . , .
difficult ceaea eaceated.
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And Staff of eoifereaf DaMitiafa
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PARK IN ANY LOT . . . Give Us tha TICKET . . . for tha Period You
Ara Having Dental Service Performed in Our Offica
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