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HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON
WEDNESDAY. MAY 21. 195H
Disney Signs Scotch Lass
To Long-Term Contract
By BOB THOMAS
HOLLYWOOD W-To a green
eyed Scot beauty named Janei
Munro goes the honor of being (he
first adult actress to be signed to
a long contract by Walt Disney
Except for an occasional mop
pet, (he females have been larpel
neglected at the Disney studio
Look at Minnie Mouse. What mu
les has she had in the last in
years? Or Clarabelle Cow, for thai
matter?
Walt is apparently taking steps
to end this discrimination. And he
teems to have made a good choice
for his starter. Janet is a talented
23-year-old who strikes you as an
auburn-haired June Allyson. Her
bright eyes blink at you with the
same innocent guile, then crinkle
into an all-out smile.
She's here now on her first trip
to Hollywood, playing the female
lead in the leprechaun lark, "Dar
by O'Gill and the Little People."
This summer, she goes to Switzer
land to appear opposite James
MacArthur in "Banner in the
Sky." She is under contract for a
yearly picture in the next five
years.
How did she get here?
"By airplane." she replied.
"No, no, no. How did it all hap
pen?" "Oh," she said. Then she ex
plained that she had been seen by
a casting agent in an Knglish TV
drama called "Pick L'p Girl"
as un-Disney a subject as you
could imagine. She was inter
viewed by Walt when he went to
Kngland to prowl for Irish types.
A show biz veteran since the age
of 2. she easily handled the
brogue. Walt noted the resem
blance to Allyson and offered a
test. And now she s here.
She has become acclimated to
our life, has even taken in a base
hall game of the Los Angeles
Dodgers.
"It was great fun." she en
Ihused. "I yelled like mad. even
though 1 didn't know what was
going on. It's quite different from
our cricket matches, where the
fans clap politely and remark,"!
say. good show! "
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TV Star Seems Destined To Life Of Bachelorhood
By CHARLES MERCER
NEW VOIIK tti Followers ol
the Bob Cummings Show should
be informed that there are o im
mediate prospects of his helpful
assistant Schullzy corraiing our
hero in matrimony.
On the other hand, neither is
Honor Society
Names Pair
LAKEVIEW Two o the 34
seniors at the University of Ore
gon elected last Thursday night
to membership in Phi Bella Kap
pa were Arlene Clark and James
Lynch, both of Lakeview. Phi
Bella Kappa is the national lib
eral arts scholastic honorary.
Arlene, the daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. C. B. Clark, was also se
lected the previous Monday as one
of three senior women to be eiven
a leadership award by the As
sociated Women Students organi
zation. During her years at the
University she has been active in
campus service and social activ
ities and was elected to Kwama.
Phi Theta Upsilon and Mortar
Hoard. She is a member of Alpha
Phi sorority and a major in so
ciology. Lynch, the son of Mr. and Mrs.
Con Lynch of Lakeview. recently
achieved a national level when he
was named by the U.S. Army
Quartermaster Association as top
military student in the nation. He
has" held the ROTC cadet rank of
lieutenant colopel. At the gradu
ation review on May 2!i of the
Air Force and Army ROTC cadet
corps he will be awarded a Quar
termaster Scholastic Key. He has
served as student body president
during the past year, which is a
climax to class leadership during
the' previous three years. His col
lege honorary list includes Phi
l-Jta Sigma. Skull and Dagger.
Druids, Scabbard and Blade and
Friars. He is a major in business
administration and a member of
Alpha Tan Omega fraternity.
Another Lake County girl at the
university who was one of the
three sophomore women named for
an AW'S leadership award is Jo-
lene Banasco, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Joe Banasco of Plush. Dur
ing her sophomore year Jolene
was named business manager of
the Oregana, the University of Ore
gon yearbook. She is a member
of Kappa -Alpha Theta sorority.
She was also pledged by Phi Theta
Upsilon, junior women's service
honorary.
Heidi Jones, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Forrest Jones, Lakeview. re
ceived second place in the Peter
Pauper Press Easay contest. Hei
di is a freshman architecture stu
dent at the University.
WHAT DO YOU COLLECT?
WASHINGTON (UP) Wendell
B, Barney, the Small Business ad
ministrator, said a businessman
wrote one of the government's
larger agencies: "I understand
that you collect business statistics.
Will you please send me some."
there much likelihood that one of
those beautiful girls who drift
through the show will be corraled
by Cummings.
The authority for .saying this is
one who certainly should know;
Paul Henning, writer and produc
er of the program. .
Henning, a highly successful
writer of comedy who began his
apprenticeship with the old Fibber
McUee and Molly radio program,
gave an interesting insight the oth
er day into how the series was
conceived,
"I've long been an admirer of
Bob Cummings' acting," he said,
"and in a comedy role I especial
ly visualized him as an ineffectual
single man.
"At first I thought Cummings
might be a commercial artist, but
not many people know exactly
what a commercial artist does.
Then it occurred to me that every
body knows what a photographer
is. So why not make him a pro
fessional photographer who makes
pictures of beautiful girls?
"But I wanted to balance his
carefree bachelor existence with
family responsibilities though
not to the extent of marriage. The
wise course seemed to be to fence
him in with a widowed sister to
whom he had obligations, and with
a woman assistant who would
make sure there wasn't any
hanky-panky with the beautiful
girls around his studio. So the
idea of Schullzy was conceived,
a nice girl who's in love with him
and wants to protect him."
Henning says that the viewing
public is constantly pulling for
Schultzy, played by Ann B. Davis,
who this year won an Emmy
Award for her handling of the
role.
While Henning won't say that
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one can see that this just can't
happen too soon without the .se
ries losing its perpetual motion.
By perpetual motion we mean:
Cummings chasing pretty
girls, and 'Bi Srhiiltzv ch.ii-g
Cummings. If anybody ever catch
es anybody, the perpetual motion
machine will break down. It would
be a different show.
And Henning- likes to quote a
wise line uttered by Lucille Ball
when somebody wanted to change
the "I Love Lucy" show:
"Don't fool around with success."
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