FRIDAY, OCTOBER 8, 1954
HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON
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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
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TOY STORE
DANCE
SATURDAY, Oct. 9
SOUTH SIXTH STREET
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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
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MARTHA HAS
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For the New . . .
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By BESSY, The Basin Bossy
Hot tins from the clothesline
rnvlne (heard from over the
south fence of the east pasture on
a wonderful other afternoon! :
Fox collars are all the crate.
copying from more expen-
sive items, are
reaching even In-to-the
blouse and
sweater depart
ments. Sounds
exciting.
Fall tweeds have
a traveling com
panion. Heard
Mrs. Boss talking
up striped shirts as a comer.
Bio- Town girls are going for
wool Jersey hats (not of the bovine
material) with lassei on pean.
In Hollywood. I heaf, the gals
are going for T-shirts (Italian in
spired) In black, navy or red and
white strlDes. Made of Jersey, too.
with straight boat neck and pushup
sleeves. t
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If milk, one of a 'gal's best diet
ing friends, loses state administra
tion through ine miik marKcting
Act, chances are federal prico con
trols could be set In. Just sets the
price to the farmer. Everyone else
is on his own. That's the way I hear
it, anyhow.
Among the best lookers on college
campuses this year (a la the boss's
daughter on the campus), are
tweed coats, Jersey separates over
Roman-striped T-shirt, bulky swea
ters with high-necks, and long, ta
pering corduroy trousers (black is
favorite i.
To make the food budget go fur
ther, and make room for more and
better things in mat wararooe,
check your milk budget, girls. Take
It from me, milk provides 30 per
cent of the average family's food
for Just 15 per cent of its food budg
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Cinderella really needed a fairy godmother.
How else could the poor girl get ready for
the ball, what with all the dirty work she
had to do around the house.
And she certainly didn't get any help
from her amiable relatives. Life was pretty
inconvenient in her day, even if she did
snag the prince.
Today's housewife wouldn't think of
weeping into the cinders because she could
n't go dancing. With all the conveniences
offered by her powerful servant electricity,
she's just naturally ready for a good time
at any time. Push-button help from her
host of household appliances keeps her
home spotless and comfortable.
So enjoy the comforts of the all-electric
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