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HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON
THURSDAY. JUNK 17. him
Alan Young To Begin New
Television Show Series
By BOB THOMAS
' HOLLYWOOD HI This Saturday
flight, Alan Young launches yet an
other chapter In his amatlng up-and-down
career In show business.
. The bright, youthful Canadian
comic will be the guest star on
KBC-TV's Saturday Night Review,
and he'll appear eight times on
the allow tills summer. He'll be
doing what he does best sprightly
(ketches of a well-meaning man
caught In the web of circumstance.
This fall ha may be back with a
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regular show, tor which NBC has
high hopes. It a tentatively called
"That's Life." and Young plays a
ounibiing Mr, nxit. Ho also has
plans for his ojvn show, in which
lie and a stock company would play
comedy sketches.
And so his star is again in the
ascendancy. He has been In Holly
wood exactly 10 years this month
and now can view his hectic
career with some candor.
"I've never been out of work
since 1938," he rellected, "but my
career has certauily bad Its highs
ana lows."
Born In England, he started out
in show business as a monologuist
in Canada when he was 13. He be
came a top radio comedian on the
Canadian network, then was lured
by otters from the united States.
He caught on with radio iludi
ences In this Country and came to
Hollywood. He landed a contract
with 20th Century-Fox and scored
a success in "Margie." But after
a couple of so-so films he was
dropped by the studio. He also
went oit the air.
"So I worked up an act to play
theaters," he said. "That was fuie,
except that I played four and that's
all there were. I was very dis
couraged when I was playing De
troit, ana I went up to Canada to
scout the possibilities' of going back
were. I naa dec idea to return when
I got a call from my agent that
cbs was interested in having me
for a TV show. He talked me out
of going back to Canada."
The CBS deal jelled, but Young
naa one more aate to play in New
York. The picture on the bill was
poor. Young got second billing to a
child pianist and audiences were
surly. A comedian had stolen
Young's gags In Detroit and used
them in tee same New York house
on the previous bill. "Change your
act!" the manager demanded.
"But these things didn't bother
me." said Young. "I had high
hopes for the CBS deal."
His hopes were Justified. The TV
show was a smash from the start.
Again ths movie offers poured in.
He was signed by both RKO and
Paramount. He was riding the
cres;.
Oops, it happened again! His TV
show, a variety Xormat, ran dry
of material "You just can't sus
tain a vaudeville sh-w everv
week." Ho made two films, one a
mediocre epic ("Androcles and the
Ln", the other a colossal flop
("Aaron Slick From Punkin
cnck -).'"The actor is the one who
gets blamed," he sighed.
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Oliver Pldgeon, owner of the
Pidgeon Apartments has a broken
ankle alter stepping on a rock.
Mrs. Pidgeon left Monday morn
ing, June 14 for Spokane where
sister broke a nip. Her husband
was injured Monday night.
Mrs. Lee Manning and Carl Ol-
ney are patients In Klamath Val
ley Hospital, both emergency ap
pendectomies. Mrs. Ranee Stover
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Students of Room 10, the eighth
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