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Around Hollywood
By ALINE MOSBY
United Press Correspondent
VP l
Hollywood U.R) A bright,
young comedian that Hollywood
calls "a new George Gobel" will
be unveiled on his own tele
vision show tonight but
Johnny Carson already is un
happy about that label.
"Because Gobel and I are
both young and low pressure
types, people compare us, but in
style and de-
yPP: livery there's
son." 1 Carson
insisted ftoday.
"It really
isn't fair."
Carson's hu
mor that view
ers will see on
CBS-TV is best
described as
Aline Mosby brash and
clean-cut, according to a pre
view of the show.
Like Gobel, Carson is a mid
westerner with a wife and three
children who goes in for re
laxed,, offbeat humor. Carson's
show also has a girl singer and
a family skit which he casually
walks into, as Gobel has done
on many a Saturday night.
Not Like Gobel .
Carson, however, does not be
have like the Gobelish home
spun "little" man.
One columnist wrote that
Johnny Carson will be next
year s George Gobel. I wrote
back that 'George Gobel will be
next year's George Gobel' ",
grinned Carson.
The slender, pug-nosed com
edian has his chance to become
a big TV star because Red Skel
ton hurt his back a year ago.
Carson had an informal show on
the local CBS station and net
work big-wigs hustled him over
on a few hour's notice to replace
the ailing Skelton.
Johnny dreamed up his act
while driving to the studio. After
the successful show, the network
signed him.
'Ever since I've been working
on the format for my own show.
It's loose and flexible," the new
comic explained. "I'm also help
ing write the show. '
TV Product ..
Carson thinks he may be the
only comedian who's strictly a
product of TV. He began his ca
reer, fresh from the university
of Nebraska, on an Omaha TV
station. The Norfolk,- Neb., boy
also did magic tricks at conven
tions and fairs.
"I've got two. strikes against,
me," he grinned. "I went to col
lege and din't have to sell news
papers in the Bowery or stand
in line to see George MA Cohan.
I've led a normal existence."
During our interview, at the
Brown Derby, the 29-year-old
Carson beamed while well-wishers
gave him "good luck" greet
ings for his debut tonight. It was
one of those moments in show
business before either a star is
born or a hopeful defeated.
"I'll know a half hour after
the program, from the reaction,
if I went over, he said.
Then he added, "In fact, Til
kow when I walk off the stage
if I'm in."
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Festival Player
Finds Companions
Ashland Richard Jones, one
of the featured players in this
summer's Oregon Shakespeare
Festival, received a pleasant sur
prise in the second week of re
hearsals. Coming to Ashland for the
first time from Little Falls, N.Y.,
the veteran actor-director ex
pected to find himself lonely in
a strange country.
And he was until someone in
troduced him to W. Bernard
Windt, and 'he discovered that
he had known the festival musi
cal director 30 years ago when
they were freshmen . together at
Ithaca college in New York state.
Jones began to feel even more
at home when he found that the
Rev. Jack Thompson of Trinity
Episcopal church was a former
classmate and a close friend of
his own minister in New York.
Jones will, play the lead, in
"Timon of Athens," Bottom in
"A Midsummer Night's Dream,"
and Duncan in "Macbeth" in the
festival this summer. ,
Dead line for Sunday Classified to
at noon Saturday
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