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Newspaper Page TextSalem, Oregon, Thursday, June 21, 1956 THE CAPITAL JOURNAL Section 3 Page 11 NSIDE Willi Bob Thomas TV REVIEW By CHARLES MERCER I Hollywood HOLLYWOOD I "I found unri.,,, r . . j I , , i - ----- ! ic tiupdiitse maae ai nie:i to stimulate me that 1, terrific impression on me They couldn't begin to tell about it in ; seem to incorporate their religion one conversation." ! ,ni0 their daily life much more T; s was a serious, Ihouchtful than vie Hn Marion Brando talkin' cbout his recent j o u rr.ey to the Orient. lie went thert (1) to do search for a film about the United I Nations he plans u. to produce, and (2) to film loca' tion scenes of "Teahouse of Ife bob ThOMAS August Moon." Here are some of his observations: "Americans con't even begin to! understand the people of Asia. The average American couldn't tell you even three of the five main bodies of lana that com- The Asians are looking to us lor signs ot Iriencship . Brando is all fired up to make a film that will bring Americans closer to an understanding of As-'; lans. His present plan is to por-1 tray an American worker for the! 11 V in Al, A Ji.. V... ... '"m niiu ucjiii it is IV actions to Asian culture and people. Budget Meet SetatMolalla MOLALLA This Friday Molalla pr,e ,ia: lhTcS ""M is, wnat tne natives attitude to ward the Dutch is ... . to discuss with the city council estimates on the newly-prepared CilV hllriont The mooti'nn u'ill nmin American prestige is dwin- i n n m 'n. hnu mi dling among the free countries of prepared the estimates in May, Asia while the great masses of and wish to exceed the 6 per China and Russia are waiting to!cent limitation by $18.6-18.57. gobble them up. Our understand-1 Two itcms o( in(erest are the ing r,. As.ar.s will never improve : 7i, percent increase in salaries until we get out of ne haoit of,of cilv employees, with the ex thinking ol the people as short, ; ct,ption of the maaacr of TjmUcr-spindly-legged buck-toothed little : ad housing projecl. and thc people with strange customs . . $i3.5O0 budgeted for sewer eon Lxcept in Manila where they , struction. Total estimated ex went mad, the film fans in Asia penditures for the 1958-57 fiscal are the most considerate and arA i9r. via na,ainie 00 estimated at $76,237.09. Thc total levy will be $57,537.39 and $18.- thoughtful 1 have ever seen. They stand at a distance and don't both er you. Often they give you little gifts: I must have gotten hundreds of them . . "The industry, kindness and 648.57 is in excess of the cent limitation. 6 per- mm 1 10 18 PLAN ALASKA TRIP MOLALLA Mrs. leorge Fol den and her sister. Miss Doris Kringlee, are leaving here June 29 by car for Vancouver, B.C., where they will board the Princess Louise for a trip to Alaska. They will go to Juneau, Skagway and take a railway trip from Skagway to White Horse. They have an uncle in Vancouver whom they will visit and also friends in Tacoma and Seattle. They will be gone two weeks. Both are school teachers. NEW YORK uf-An open letter to Steve Allen: Dear Steve: Word comes to this department that you rc planning to book tl- vik Presley, the hysterical shout- er of rock n roll, for your second I regular weekly NBC-TV show Sun- day evening, July 1. Why? Until now I've refrained from joining in the chorus of public and critical condemnation of Pres ley's primitive exploitation on the Mihon Berle show a couple of weeks ago. My theory is that characters like Presley thrive on a bad press. The more they're! condemned, the more people arej aroused to watch and listen to ,: r. them. Obviously, however, my think ing that something unpleasant . would go away if ignored was i ; wishful and foolish. For now, soi soon, you apparently plan to bring Elvis the Pelvis back to a national television network to titillate teen age girls and cause numbskull! boys to imitate him. I'm not taking a moral stand in this case. Better watchdogs than I already have bayed a warning and the patrols are out. My purpose in asking why you're booking Presley has anoth er basis. Your television career has been marked by a high sense of valor and a great respect for talent. Preslev eertainlv is not : funny though that is not my com-L plaint against him. My argument1 against his appearance is simply lack of talent. I can't for the life1 of me see why you want to have! such an untalented buy on your program. A very small but very noisy mi nority of the immature have been infected in recent years by the digga-boom convulsions known as rock 'n' roll. There is no talent involved in their rigorous efforts at self-torture. Possibly you feel that Presley I should put on one of his perform ances on your program because he is somehow an American phe-i nomenon." There are lots of American phenomena. One, fori example, is Niagara Falls. You could train TV cameras on the i Falls for five minutes and you'd have a phenomenon all right but you wouldn t have much of an au dience left. Because the Falls, for television purposes, are untalent ed and noisy and all wet. , KSI.M KOCO 1 KGAY , KOIN " K(!W ' KEX RALPH DEMPSEY HOME RICK RE ALL, Ralph Dempsev. formerly of Rickrenll, but now a resident of the Philippine Is lands, is in the United States to transact business and visit his parents, Mr. and Mrs.' Harry Dempsev, also his brother, Ar thur and family, as well as other relatives and friends. Mrs. Demp sey and two small sons were unable to make the trip to Amer ica with Ralph. BONFIRE BURNS CHILD SALT CREEK Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Britton's daughter, Rose mary has just returned from Doernbecker's Hospital where she received treatment for a burn just above the heel received when she stepped on the ashes of a "cold" bon-fire. It was necessary to graft a 2"x4" piece of skin on the burn. TIUNLRITLS ON MOVE TURNER Mrs. Arnold Phil lips ami Refa Nell are visiting her parents in Brownsville, 1 ex. Air. and Mrs. Hugh Webb r.re va cationing in Idaho. Mr. and Mrs. I Conrad Michaelson, Judy, Jerry i and Mary Lou, are visiting rel atives in Fargo, N.D. Mr. and , Mrs. Lnren Hicks and family have returned from a trip through California. Mr. and Mrs. Dean Grim have returned to their home in Denver after a visit I with his relatives, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Grim. fassjjr4llMyi!l!fl tin I PBOBAgjV SHOvtPM'rl KoO OUKB THESES NO YoM.SOOO: ffl.AT tO HONEST. CONSCIENCE, ALL I WANT Toi,' ---" r -g-J HAVg ASHEP.LILLMW RULE A6AINST AW iBBUQ THEN VOU H WEET E NEAR HIM ! 1 M WCE I COULDN T - b.vp-'wH-WY, M-S'.T&WN, MAYBE M5U O BETTER. LITTLE LEESA EVEN OfTEN-l WILL DO K OF XXI, I TAKE Hl.Vt AWAY FROA1 HER AND THCIK. 11 iW I OONT K.VOW WUETHEH JUST FOCSET TUB d ER THAN I CO AND I . IT.' f& UIUJAN U KIP4 EVEN IF I TRIEO SO TELL AVE I I, II I COtlLO LOCK AFTER OBtt. y WHOLE TWINO.g COjUkE KEEP AN EVE ON S 1 j-38i tW r TOA BW THW?- TELL ,15 14? g wyjafXPR J" i WAS YJzm 1 I Vlf L IVZUrSV ,S I D J l DVIl . -. A UJ II til I I It! ill A IlinX I M KOCO I l ins. jf"' ll.VH-SZi5UT-ft.w ll-f'rA v l i eser n I r n-t x-i rjy krlm v I li.il . II r' " ' 1 , - - I r .im ... aaxzcn mmii KOIN -' I W Xt? 1 , -I fk ItfiSL 1 th . . U CHEWIN-HURT j PLATE CATCHIN'- I WUSTOA ZlZ 8 : ffW.-yNNI -.rt Sem-W SS "'""" f."iV J such a 9 7k:p9 s'wts'mLz-m , . -, r ...-Tr- WW f BEADY POO (c? -.( STOPIT 5TOKvw' J-a?iV3 U5?S C'l TUC IICVT J r.-t(OFf.')I WAS JUST STDMPIN3 A&VfZ. 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