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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Oct. 8, 1954)
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 8, 1954 HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON PACK WW J I I II ll T- ! iii.p .1 ti eihijem lnllwilmiM I 1:: J rr t ' 'jr" K s..- Jose Ferrer Takes WWr 4i Directing Own Moves Iday or two. Then the entire ere i filmed. Ferrer move. M to Mother is assembled and the sequence Is rehearsal. CONGRESSMAN SAM COON is shown above greeting President Eisenhower at Pendleton after the dedication of McNary Dam Thursday. Rep. Coon presented the President with a leather "Hamley Kit" as a memento of his visit to Oregon. (Photo by Bus Howdyshell, Pendleton). BT BOB THOMAS HOLLYWOOD W Jose Ferrer, thai man ol many trades and mas ter of most, is taking whirl at directing his ttrsl movie. Puerto Rico-born Ferrer is star ring in and directing "The shrike." which he also starred in. directed and produced on Broadway. 1 dropped In on his set-to see how ho Is coming along. I found the balding, eneigetic actor pacing down a ward repre senting Bellevue Hospital in New Vorlc. There were no lignis or cameras, because he was spending the day !n rehearsals. The inmates of the psychiatric warl looked un familiar, having been imported en masse from the Broadway cast. Ferrer had them run through a lew lines, then halted the proceed ings and conferred with camera man Bill Daniels on camera angles for the scene. Throughout the re hearsal, dialogue director Leon Charles stood In Ferrer's place and read his lines. While giving direc tions. Ferrer referred to Charles as "me." Ferrer, who wore grey slacks, pale ellow sports shirt, aark blue sleeveless sweater and a iight blue scarf around his r.eck, was all over the set. He moved the actors like chessmen, confer red with script writer Ktti Frings and sought ad-ltilmin? the picture. He takes one vice from technical adviser Alice I sequence and rehearses It lor a Rlddell, a preUy nurse from Los Angeles General Hospital.- Blue Birds Visit S.P. Ten Blue Bell Blue Birds, third grade Junior Camp Fire girls from Peterson School, found the Southern Pacific Railroad yards a place of enchantment last Friday as they were conducted through the big engines and tile round house. W. S. McBride of the South-! era Pacific Company acted as host and guide to the group. He showed them the big sandhopper and how the sand was put into the engines to provide traction for the hard wheels on the slick tracks. They saw engines being overhauled above the deep pits in the round house floor, the wrecker unit which is always kept "fired up" ready to go at a moment's notice, and the massive rotary snow plows. The girls were shown through a - diesel engine and heard the roar of the powerful machinery. The ex citing climax to the tour was a ride for the entire group on the 1 turn table to see how the engines . were, turned around. A portion of the Blue Bird wish is "to go to Interesting places.'' The Blue Bell Blue Birds are cur lently making a study of the dif ferent methods of transportation ana are trying to visit as many . places as possible concerned with the subject. . After they watched the huge or .. ange : streamliner come silting to a stop and learned what is done : to a passenger train before it leaves the station, they agreed that the trip to the Southern Pa cific . installation was the most "interesting place" they had vis ited. Mrs. Ralph Fuller and Mrs. Morris Hillman are starting their second year as volunteer leaders of this very active group of Blue Birds. The Camp Fire Girls pro , gram is mado possible In Klnm ath County through public "Support of the Klamath County United Fund. Fishway Finished On Coquille COQUILLE Lfl A $23,000 fish way has Just been completed at Sleelhead Falls, 35 miles above Co quille on the north fork of the Co qu'lle River. M. T. Hoy. ftate fisheries airec tor for the Oregon Fish Commis sion, said the ladder would add at least 6 'i miles of spawning area for silver salmon, steelhead and cutthroat trout. POOLE'S 222 So. 7th The Year 'Round TOY STORE DANCE SATURDAY, Oct. 9 SOUTH SIXTH STREET COMMUNITY HALL Music By TOMMY "Well, this is a psychiatric ward," Ferrer explained, 'and you all have some reason for being beie. Some of you are overly ner vous, others are more serious." When the company broke for lunch, Ferrer told me how be is AND HIS Dancing 9 to 1 WESTERN RHYTHM MASTERS Admission $1.00 and t- i , SKK YOU AT MERRILL COMMUNITY HALL FOR QUEEN'S BALL SAT., OCT. S EXPERT FURNITURE UPHOLSTERING FREE ESTIMATES MEL HOWIE 2357 South Sixth . Phono 4362 MARTHA HAS FACE LIFTED For the New . . . . , . the Glamorous the Smart , . . read in .the Society Saturday $ paper! 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