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About Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 13, 1956)
Sr.lem, Oregon, Thursday, December 13, 1956 LYandka Says Actors' Guild Could Irairovc Scgart's TaJent! , Bl !', Er':0S"'. I Franciosa has no fear of prod Ix'lcd Press I.eH.vwcod Hrlter dins the middle-ascd stars oil the HOLLYWOOD Tpi Holly- !-ddcr ahcad f him, for he al v?oo's vetcrr.n K -.-s siuh as' rcai" nas established a nil rime 1 mr'ircy Eogail and J u i. n . on . Broadway in "A Hatful of r. -re poke fun at the new-style i Rain' " He a,s0 won a nicne . ...il l. -. I.... ... I th 0iBc'n Knhimn. h.. k.!.. 1:1.J -i.iuu Etiur. , out one or tnem, . v y ucmg mmeu :-.ony Franciosa. fought bnckiii! ,', his c6star in the play, snelley Winters, a romance he u mutr m laiK anoui. But New York-born Tony THE CAPITAL JOURNAL ti-j "Ticy eouH be better actors rnnou-ccd Tony at 20 paces. if !, DUI ivew Tit-born Tony r.- h".i .1.. frankly siiDes At Hie nlH.t'ma car Amors' S'.uciio." system in Hollywood which he The New York studio has turned mJ" "" ov such lcrriin? exponents of the; .. ' iiter.se. realistic sf'e of actin" . ,Publlc"Jr Creates Stan Mnrlon B' ar.rio. '.lames Dean"1 1sl movle slars were ma(,e V a M-.rie S-in!. Karl MaKen' ta Wbm. through the old I'i Wall.-.ch. Frmcicsa and even Pl,bllcll-V machine." he said. "Stu til? ncv-stvle Mnrilvn Monroe d"!s,. constanllv bombarded the To itmi,t v.-a.'n. .j ii publ,c '"h ,hpir Pictures. It's o-lL Kre e SM. LaTe"8 ,hal " - lilL1.?'' 1Holly:ood sense' "Now movies arc in competl- th.se staqe-brcd. serious youn ti,, with Tv. The product has to actors are mumble rs. buck be better. Acting ha, to be better f-.ratchers. nose-twitrhcrs and fol- Actors who knock the Aelors: lowers of the torn T-shirt school studio method are saving that 01 amS- i only out of fear and insecurity Talent Not Developed in themselves." "Well Finnan rmil.l hr. k... . Added Tonvi "I think lhi noiv j better actor if he'd studied at the ,rend acting is very healthy i gart has much more talent than .Ton-v is co-starring with Jean i he has ever shown. Gary Cooper simmons and Paul Douglas in ' is the ideal movie actor a mo- 'GM's "This Could Be The bile kind of face. As far as Night." n ayne is concerned, 1 v on t even ff ciscuss mm. Rep. Mann in 1 Fail-Conditio, PORTLAND (UP)-lmn Man sla'e representative from Adan and elected minority leader of tl State House of representative was reported to be in mo-lerate improved condition at a Portlar hospital today. Irvin Mann, Jr., the legislator' son. said his father's conditio earlier had been very serious ar still remained serious, aithou? attendants had reported modera improvement. The elder Mann was hospita ized for treatment ot a back it jury. His son said the injury wa sustained several years ago an that it had been aggravated th: summer. Section 2 Pajre 5 JURY TAKES ATTORNEY'S WORD JERSEY CITY, X. J. (UP) -Westinyhouse Electric Corp. em pioye Philip Madison won nomina damages of six cents today in his suit against a union worker who allegedly called him a "jail bird" during a strike. Madison had sought $50,000. Defense Attor ney Jesse Moskowitz told the jury "nominal damages could mean as little as six cents." The jury took him at his word. Mount McKinley in Alaska Is solid granite beneath an overlay ing layer of black slate. Oregon Auto Wreck Kills 2 By UNITED PRESS " Traffic accidents claimed two lives in Oregon yesterday after noon, one near Roseburg and- the other in Portland. Mrs. Amalha Heicrle, 50, Banks was killed and her 16 - year - old daughter, Thinna Elaine, was in jured critically in a one-car acci dent on the Roseburg by-pass sec tion ot Highway 93. They appar ently were thrown from a pickup truck driven by Julius Ernest Hoierle who said he lost control of the vehicle. It hit curbs on both sides of the highway before turn ing over. 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