WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY 12, 1958
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HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
Actor Refuses To Conform
To Hollywood Way Of Life
By BOB THOMAS
HOLLYWOOD I A maverick
emong movie stars is Aldo Kay.
The guy simply refuses to be
have like a star. He doesn't go to
the fashionable parties, nor to the
noted night spots. His favorite
hangouts are a couple of off-the-beaten-path
taverns.
He owns no fancy automobile.
Matter of fact, he hasn't any. As
for the luxurious home he's cur
rently living in a friend's apart
ment. Obviously, Hollywood hasn't
changed the free-living, outspoken
constable from Crockett (Calif.)
in the seven years he has been
here. That is a matter of irritation
to some people here, notably his
boss.
Aldo is employed by Harry
Cohn, head of Columbia Pictures
and the last tycoon of the movie
business. He is the sole remaining
studio boss who rules his realm
with an absolute and imperious
hand. Naturally, the presence of
a rebel like Aldo spelled -trouble.
11 started after Aldo's first
starring film, "The Marrying
Kind," with Judy Holliday. Aldo
had gone all over the country to
exploit the film and had over
taxed his expense account by
sendine home presents to his
family and Jeff Donnell, whom he
was courting.
"I'll admit I overdid it," said
Aldo. "When I got back and went
to get my salary check one week,
there wasn't any. I was told they
were taking the money out of my
check for the presents. If they
were going to be that way, that
was ail right with me."
He was earning $200 a week at
the time.
He is still working for a three
figure salary, though Columbia
racks up $100,000 for loaning him
out. His latest service is with KKO
for "The Naked and the Dead
It has been over two years since
he worked for his own studio.
Nowadays he visits only the
mail room to pick up personal
letlers.
"But it will all be over in
August," the actor said. "That's
the end of my seven-year con
tract. And what a happy day that
will be!"
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Television Network Official
Plans New Type Western
By CHARLES MERCER i
NEW YORK lf-01iver Treyz,
vice president in charge of the
ABC television network, savs ABC
S M KnICLK.rnlvrt Cartoons. wm Jauncn ew type f shw
30 My ' Lima Margie -Make Up ; this year which he expects will de
velop into a TV trend: "the
modern Western." .
ABC was the first to introduce
and develop the "adult" Westerns
which now are so popular on all
three networks.
"The Western trend certainly is
not riding out," Treyz said in an
interview. "But I don't see any
big expansion in Westerns this
year and I don't think that they
represent the bulwark of our
programing."
Treyz said that the newest thing
in entertainment programing on
ABC will be "a type of action
show set in current times. It will
involve strong stories and strong
heroes and contemporary stiua
tions. "They will have the quality of
feature motion pictures and deal
in shades of gray as Maverick
does rather than in black and
white. And by 'Western' I mean
a good man and a bad man and
a chase."
Warner Brothers will produce
the filmed programs, which will
be introduced on the network next
fall.
A primary programing philoso-
pny ot abu tms year, said Trevz.
will be to "schedule programs of
news and such programs as Bold
Journey and Voice of Firestone in
prime viewing times. Our criteri-
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NO ONE'S SAFE
TOLEDO. 0. Ufi Disheartened
Carl F. Phalen, 28, walked into
police quarters to surrender in a
$3o0 bar holdup and complain that
some crook rolled him and took
all his loot after he went to De
troit to celebrate and got drunk.
on is balanced programing for the
entire public in prime viewing
hours rather than infringe time."
As an example, Treyz said it is
planned to schedule John Daly's
news program at 10:30 p.m., EST,
on week-days an hour when the
television audience is largest
rather than at 7:15 p.m. when he
currently appears. Some time this
spring Daly also will do a special
one-hour documentary in prime
evening viewing hours.
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Elvis Cheats Army Barber
By Having Sideburns Cut
HOLLYWOOD W) That Army
barber who yearned to scalp El
vis Presley's sideburns won't get
the chance.
The rock V roll singer is sport
ing a normal haircut for his cur
rent and last pre-induction movie
"King Creole." And it makes
him look quite handsome.
Producer Hal Wallis, who got
an eight-week deferment from El
vis draft board, finally let a re
porter on the set to talk with El
vis. He said he didn't cut his side
burns off because of impending
Army duty.
"I've worn long sideburns in all
my other movies," he explained,
"so I figured I'd -be a littlr dif
ferent in 'King Creole.' "
Elvis finishes the picture March
14, takes a train for his home
town of Memphis and expects to
be at Ft. Chaffee, Ark., by March
22.
"I'm looking forward to going
Into the Army, he said. I think
it will be a great experience for
me.
He said he is not the least bit
apprehensive about going in.
"It doesn't bother me one bit but
it's bothering some of the people
employed by me.
Does he think that some tough
sergeants may give him a bad
time because of his fame?
"Well, if they do it won't be
because of anything I do to pro
voke it. I'm going in to be a sol
dier and the Army can do any
thing it wants with me and send
me any place.
Is he looking for a job in spe
cial service entertaining the
troops?
"No sir,", he answered, "I'm
not going in on one of those six-
month deals. I'm in for my two
years.
He did say that he would utilize
furlough time to cut records to
keep his name alive. Presley has
sold 20 records that have each hit
over a million sales.
Does he have a favorite singer?
"Well, I never have answered
that question but since I'm going
in the Army, 1 11 tell you.
His choice, believe it or not. is
his greatest rival for the bobby-
sox trade Pat Boone.
"He has a fine voice and is
probably the most versatile singer
in the business. He's about as
good as they come and I'm not
picking him out of friendship be
cause I don't know Pat."
Then he added with a smile:
'Besides. I heard the first ser
geant at Ft. Chaffee is president
of the Pat Boone Fan uub there.
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