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Wednesday, November 8, 1957
The Hollywood Scene
Editor's note: Vernon Scott is on
vacation. Today's columnist is Danny
Kaye. the reluctant comedian who re
fuses to appear regularly. Danny gives
his reasons for skipping video.
By DANNY KAYE
Written for United Press
Hollywood IP "What have
you got against television?"
No, not you me. What I mean
is, this is the question that I am
asked most frequently nowa
days. Because I don't appear on
television, 'most everyone I
know seems to think I must bear
some deep-seated grudge against
the medium.
Actually I have nothing
against television. I watch it all
the time.
But I don't want to be seen on
it. And I have a lot of reasons.
As a matter of fact, I could write
a book about it. Oh, I know, you
have seen me on television on
the Edward R. Murrow program,
"The Secret Life Of Danny
Kaye," the one about UNICEF
and the children all over the
world.
Was on Film
But that wasn't what I would
really call appearing on tele
vision. It was a fumed record of
a trip I made around the world
for the UN Children's Fund, not
a show as an entertainer.
Why won't I make that kind
of an appearance. For one thing,
I enjoy my life very much the
way it is. I like making motion
pictures. I enjoy making the
stage appearances I do. I get a
great thrill from my work for
UNICEF.
But I can't do all this and tele
vision, too.
May Appear Later
In television, it's possible to
take a complete unknown, sur
round him with top creative tal
ent, money and production and,
within four weeks, make him a
national rage a household
word. If this holds true, it also
must follow that in the same
amount of time, television can
destroy him.
Another point: A professional
and polished performer can do a
show on Broadway and be a
smash hit. He can run in that
By VERNON SCOTT
United Press Writer
play for years and gain an in
ternational reputation, let one
television appearance good or
bad by that same performer
will be seen by more people than
could ever see him in a portray
al where he has had months and
years to arrive at perfection.
Mind you, I'm not saying that
any of these points will keep me
off television permanently. I just
haven't made up my mind about
it yet. Nor has anyone presented
me with a show that I felt like
doing on TV.
Meat Preservation
Patent Now Public
Columbus, Ohio (IP! An
Ohio State University scientist
who recently patented a new
formula for preserving meat
without refrigeration has turned
his method over to the people of
the United States.
Dr. Fred E. Deatherage, chair
man of the agricultural biochem
istry at Ohio state, spent several
years experimenting with vari
ous methods before he formu
lated a system of introducing
antibiotics into meat before and
after slaughter.
After Dr. Deatherage was
granted a U.S. patent on the
economical meat preserving pro
cess, he assigned it to the state
of Ohio "for the free use of the
people of the United States."
Minnesota Farms
Increase in Size
Minneapolis (IP) The size of
Minnesota farms has increased
nearly one per cent between
1955 and 1956, according to ex
tension agricultural economists
at the University of Minnesota.
The average farm size in 1955
was 203 acres and in 1956, 205.1
acres. The trend has been fairly
steady throughout the state.
The size of farms has grown
steadily since 1946 when the av
erage acreage was 182.9.
Gas Truck Overturns
Near Portland Bridge
Portland iW A truck loaded
with 7500 gallons of gasoline
overturned near the Ross island
bridge here Tuesday and the
gasoline caught fire, starting a
three-alarm blaze.
The driver, Oliver Wendell
Holmes, 46, escaped serious in
jury. He kicked out the wind
shield and scrambled up a bank
just as the fire broke out. He
suffered hand cuts.
The spectacular flames brought
out 80 firemen and 20 pieces of
equipment. Firemen managed to
keep the flames away from near
by buildings but the gasoline
still was burning some two hours
later.
BONN TO END PAYMENTS
Bonn, Germany (IP) West
Germany will end its contribu
tion to the cost of allied troops
stationed in this country next
March 31, a foreign office
spokesman said today. The
spokesman added, however, that
under the North Atlantic Treaty,
nations with troops stationed in
West Germany could seek bi
lateral negotiations with Bonn
over support costs after that
date.
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