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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Sept. 1, 1954)
WEDNESDAY, SEPT. I, 1954 HERALD AND NEWS,' KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON PAGE TWO affair with Cleopatra. I didn't think lie should have been played so athletically as he was by Marlon Brando." : Veteran Actress Adviser On Edwin Booth Film Role ''DENNIS THE MENACE" adw oq KFLW 1459 Kc. PST Wednesday Evening, Sept. 1 6:00 Crime Photog rapner CBS 6:29 Sanka Salute CBS 6:30 21st Precinct CBS 7:00 Headline Edition ABC 7:13 Turner Celllnjt ABC 7:30 The Uine Hansrr ABC 7:35 Les Griffith ABC fl:00 Surprise Theater CBS 8:09 FBI in Peace and War CBS Movie Money Will Be REDEEMED at each of Your KLAMATH THEATRES DOORS OPEN 6:30 P M, ENDS TONIGHT! Warnir 8o. BEAHV SFIllANE Si!S.?SSXS. Hl's MOVI1 3-RtNG CIRCUS star nowi CNimaKcop WmwuCohI' Skmowoiiic Sound DOORS OPEN 6:30 P.M ENDS TONIGHTI , IAWC WYMAN .. . i ii irsriLf 3 I ROCK HUUCXJii I Hinnml D11CU UOYOCOOUOUS- ......TECHNICOLOR THURSDAY! 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Within six years Hitler was dead ! and the defeated German armies had surrendered unconditionally to ( the Allies.' j Now, 15 years after It all boRan. j West Germany is nearly back on ' its feet. . ! Cities that were reduced to rub-; ble by air and ground attack have! been built up a s ain. Industry that was brought to a standstill is booming:. The people have hope a pa m. But some scars of war still mark ; the face of Germany, The country ; I divided between East and West. It is an unarmed nation on the most strategic crossroads of Europe. It still waits for sovereignty. Only two days ago, Germany's dreams of early independence were shattered when France, an old; military and political foe, killed the : European Defense Community. Some leaders fear that the set-1 back to German sovereignty and rearmament could swing Germans, to isolationism or ultranationalism. j German newspapers soberly re-i minded their readers todny of the ! military conflict that "Hitler alone wanted" 15 years ago. They dis cussed with evident uncertainty the crisis now facing the country . today. j '0H YEAH ? "VfeUU HAVE TO Sewing Contest To Be Held The teenage sewing contest, sponsored annually by the Singer Sewing Center, 633 Main Street, will be judged Immediately after school sessions Tuesday afternoon, September 1. Approximately a dozen girls are expected to turn in entries. Garments will be Judged 20 sensational beauty and value winner by ... . the new YIDEORAMA MV101LC - ' '' ' : In Mahogany ;' 31950 Terms Available THE VIDEORAMA MV101LC, with Magnasphere "300" Chassis. 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When the extras had ended their clamor, I asked Miss Le Gallienne how she had been lured to Holly wood. "It was for Shakespeare," she replied. "I will do anything to fur ther my three favorites Shakes peare, Ibsen and Chekhov.' ' She is not only advising on tech nical matters but will also make her first screen appearance in the film. She'll play with Burton in scenes from "Hamlet" and "Rich ard III." "That was not part of the bar gain," she admitied. ' "But they convinced me I should do it." The actress speaks strongly matters Shakespearean, and she had pointed comments to make about other films that have been made of the Bard's plays. "I liked Olivier's 'Henry V, she said. "I think it was the best ' i Priced Acccordinq to Size AEtiUCSCLE'S Mm j JJ of the Shakespearean films I have seen. But I didn't care as much for his 'Hamlet.' I disagreed with many of the cuts he made in the text. And I didn't like the'blond wig he wore. It made him look too old. . 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