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HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON
TUESDAY, JANUARY 28, IMS
Sullivan Happy Over High
Rating For Variety Show
'. , By FRED DANZIG
NEW YORK (UP) - Although
his Nielsen rating shows littic
sign of wear and tear, 10 years
of. Sunday night variety shows
have left Ed Sullivan feeling a
trifle pooped.
"In i a couple of years, I'd like
to do fewer shows." said Sullivan,
relaxing in his office last week.
"It's nearly 10 years now and the
grind gets terrific. I'd like to be
able to take longer vacations."
But that's in the future. As for
the present, Sullivan is delighted
with the latest Nielsen, which
places him third, behind "Gun
imoke" and "The Perry Como
Show" in audience size. Rival
Steve Allen is sixth and that
pesky "Maverick," which clob
bers both Allen and Sullivan in
the Trendex ratings, slows to 32nd
place in the Nielsen.
"I get elated over that Nielsen,"
says Ed. "It would be a crushing
disappointment to me if the time
ever came when the public
stopped liking our show. .
The pride of Port Chester, N.Y.
had a number of free-swinging
comments to make during an ex
clusive United Press interview.
Some samples:
On Steve Allen: "He's wise,
says Sullivan. "Instead of putting
on another variety show, he's tak
ing a different approach. He's
using the satiric approach. If he
tried to light us with pure variety,
tea be in trouble.
On the Allen-Sullivan "feud.'
"I never took that seriously. I be
lieve it was cooked up by Allen's
sido for the publicity. I certainly
have nothing against Allen per
sonally.
On "Maverick:" "The Trendex
makes it look like tremendous
competition, but in the Nielsen,
which is nationwide and not lim
ited to 15 cities, it's way down,
Westerns are another TV fad and
we've survived all kinds of fads.
We'll survive this one, too. But
I'd just as soon see 'Maverick
drop dead."
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relevancy. If I sit here and tell
you about a great act I've seen.
why must I smile? I think the
public is sick of the big, false,
toothy smile, anyhow. My tunc
tion is to talk as I talk to you.
I think the audience knows my
function. I assemble a good group
of acts, introduce them and get
the hell out of the way. I m not
a performer. I rarely work with
the acts because I despise ama
teurs. They make me sick to my
stomach and I'd fit in with that
class if I tried to work with the
acts."
On moving to the West Coast:
"I think New York has more elec
tricity. Our climate doesn't make
you lazy. In Hollywood, it's
tropica! climate. The sun hits
your head and you get lazy. You
can t learn about the country sit
ting near a swimming pool with
u butler serving drinks. There's
still a lot of that out there. In
New York, there's a greater sense
of urgency. . . wider interests. . .
a greater clash of ideas and opin
ions, a greater bundle of talent
to pick from."
On "cultural" acts: "When we
had the Metropolitan Opera, with
Maria Cnllas, a 92-pieee orchestra
George Ixjndon and Rudolf Bing,
we dropped about five points in
(he ratings, but we expected it.
That's not why we cancelled the
other Met appearances. It was
purely financial. We spent a lot
of money putting the Met on our
show and the newspapers which
always cry for more culture on
TV pretty much ignored us. If
they weren't going to bail us out
with comment, to offset the cost,
we didn't want to tackle it alone."
on "The Ed Sullivan Show."
"Of course, it's impossible for
every show to stay up always
where you want it. We have our
off nights. But I think variety
shows will outlusl all others.
Everyone can find something to
entertain them in the hour, when
wc have about 18 acts. I think,
psychologically, our format fits
the mood of the times. We have
streamlined vaudeville, edited
down long night club acts so our
audience gets only the meat of
the act. Another thine I've never
booked an act with a Chicago or
New York audience in mind, as
they did in vaudeville. I have
found that people are darn near
exact in their tastes and that goes
for everything except special
tilings like ballet.
Officer Issues
Warning On Dogs
DORRIS - Dogs chasing calves
and deer in the Dorris area have
caused Archie Brimmfcr, Dorris
constable, to issue a warning to
residents that the owners are lia
ble for any damages their dogs
mmny cause. i,
He was called out at ( a m
one morning last week because of
two dogs chasing new born calves
on the Tom' Cavencr ranch west
of Dorris. Bob Lucas, game war
den, has also been troubled with
docs chasing deer.
Dorris residents owning dogs are
legally responsible for them and
can receive a fine or face a jail
term, and they also would have to
pay for any animal the dogs dam
iikc or kill.
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ROME (A Roberto Rossellinl
bas filed suit in a Rome civil
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riage to Ingrid Bergman. He con
tends "she was not technically
free" when they married.
The suit claimed the actress
was "still technically married" to
Dr. Peter Lindstrom when she
married the Italian film director
by proxy in Mexico May 24, 1950.
Fraudulent marriage is a legal
ground for annulment in Italy,
where divorce is not legal.
Miss Bergman received a Mex
ican divorce from Dr. Lindstrom I
Feb. 9, 1950, the week after the
birth of her first child by Ros-
seuinl.
The couple was legally separat
ed here Nov. 7 after Rossellinl s
name was linked with that of an
Indian script writer, Sonali Das
Gupta. He met her while making
films in India and later uncon
firmed reports said she had come
to Europe.
Both Miss Bergman, who has
been making a movie in London,
and Rosellini were reported now
in Pans. Neither was immediate
ly available for comment on the
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