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    Sunday, January 20, 1963
NIHtLO AND NtWI,
This Is Life' Host
ow Raising Funds
By VERNON' SCOTT
I'Pl Hollywood Correspondent
HOLLYWOOD H'PH Per
haps you've wondered what has
become of Ralph. Edwards since
the genial host of "This Is Your
Life" disappeared from television
almost two years ago.
Enough people have asked
"Why aren't you on television
this year, Ralph?" to merit an
answer, to wit:
"I'm too busy to work
Edwards makes that commentl
with a straight lace and a great
deal of pride. He is up to hisl
broad smile in fund raising cam
paigns for charities and the bat
tle against disease.
To give you an idea, the red
haired emcee is National Crusade
Chairman of the American Can
cer Society, a board member ol
' the Southern California Sympho
ny Association, a member of the
University of California Alumni
Council, and deeply involved in
good works for the Presbyterians,
the Methodist Family Life Con
ference, the YMCA, the Wabash
College Development Board and
Senior Citizens Medical Wings.
Other Activities
There are many similar activi
ties requiring his attention.
Unlike many Hollywood celebri
ties, Edwards refuses to write out:
a large check for the Community
Chest and return to self-aggrandizement
in the rankling war of
tinseltown egocs.
In the past year he has flown
tens of thousands of miles at his
own expense to promote civic,
health and educational programs.
In all, he has raised more than
$16 million.
Meanwhile, he Is not starving
to death personally. He owns the
new rodeo series, "Wide Coun
try," and after 23 years on radio
and video, "Truth or Consequen
ces" still is gfing strong.
To questions about his willing
ness to appear on the air, Ed
wards replies:
Too Busy Now
"I've been offered several
shows, but I like to own my pro
grams. 'Truth or Consequences'
and 'This is Your Life' came out of
my owrf head and heart. And
right now I'm too busy to think
up a new property and get it on
the air.
"This year when the American
Cancer Society asked if I would
be their national crusade chair
man I felt the time was right to
step into this one big job. One
tiling you can't do is a half-way
job.
In one way or another, on the
air or off, Edwards is dedicated
In helping mankind. Both his
t" C f r ' t C'Vr .'
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WEDDING BELLS During his engagement at the Sands
Hotel in Lai Vegas, singer Franltie Avalon, 22, an
nounced hit intention to marry Kay Diebel, 24, a Lei
Angeles dental technician. Last week they took out the
marriage license. UPI Telephoto
Hollywood Boys Tell
Avalon Of Army Life
By VERNON SCOTT
I PI Hollywood Correspondent
HOLLYWOOD (L'Pl) A bunch
of the boys were whooping it up
in a Hollywood movie studio,
swapping yarns between "takes"
before the camera.
Central figure in the conclave
was youthful Frankie Avalon, boy
sinjer. actor and tycoon, who is
faring a hitch in the Army.
Advising him were his costal s.
Tab Hunter. Jim Backus. Gary
Crosby and Scott Brady. The en
tire cast was costumed in Navy
Earb for "Operation Bikini."
"Cod a plea." Backus advised
the tren-a;er idol.
"It's gonna be big change for!
vou. kid." said Crobv with enm
pas.;ion. "Yes. sir. a big switch
fiom the way you've been living
Has A Choice
"What are you going to dol
Huntrv wanted to know. "Are you
signing up for a two-year hitch
or are you going the six-month
route and then into the reserves?
"I dnn't know." said Avalon. tin
av about the whole thing.
"Slav the hell out of the Ma
rines. kid." Brady advised. "That
is a rral touch outfit. They'll cut
nil all that lone Italian hair ol
jcHir.
Frankip't head sniveled around'
from actor in actor. mor- about th service than 1 did
"What ou should try for is F.an hour ago."
PACE-5
long-running shows have reaped
benefits lor people who partic
ipated in them.
When time permits. Edward;
thrashes out problems of several
new television series on the plan
ning boards, including a number
of pilot shows which will need
sponsors before hitting the video
waves. Of his self-imposed sabbatical
Edwards concludes: "If vou knock
it all down to size, the answer toi
Why aren't you in TV this year
instead of being engulled in var
ious causes of humanity.' is a love
(or my fellow man, and a couple
of years to indulge it
Anka Seeks
Achievement
NEW YORK (UPD - Paul
Anka, 21-year-old singer-composer'
publisher, made his first million
before he was old enough to vote
But he maintains his main inter
est today is "achievement."
"I'm financially well off and in
a position to appreciate it because
I never had it before, he said
"But show business is still very
virgin. There are more young peo-,
pie in it than ever before. There1
arc no limits."
Years ago, Anka was known as
"The Tecn-Age Tycoon of Tin Pan
Alley" and the "Little Mr. Midas
of Pop Music." Today, having re
corded more than 50 hits, he's out
to blanket the whole broad field
of pop music.
He writes not only for himself
but for such other singers as Bob
by Rydcll, Connie Francis and Pat
Boone. He is a frequent guest on
the Perry Como, Ed Sullivan and
Dinah Shore television shows. He
plays in motion pictures and even
wrote the musical score for one
The longest Day."
Anka was born in Ottawa, the
son of a restaurant owner. He
made his first public appearance
at the age of 10. "A natural," they
called him then. And still do to
day.
Irvin Feld, Anka's friend and
manager, recalled escorting
the lumbcrjacketed, blue-jcaned
youngster backstage in an Ottawa
theater m 1957 when Fats Domino,
the show's star, w as getting ready
to go on. Anka was earnestly
giving Fats some "pointers.
Just as confident and self-as
sured today, Anka said he will go
on writing and singing and look
ing for new worlds to conquer.
"I'm twenty-one," he said, "and
interested in achievement."
That's what 1 was during World
War II," Jim Backus put in. "Yes
sir. A day before my physical I
slipped and fell on my elbow
You should've seen it. I had so
many broken bones the doctor said
I'd never be able to bend
again."
Backus flopped his arm around
lo show he had recovered com
pletely. Young Avalon was im
pressed.
rarifirs Avalon
"You Still have a big career and
your future ahead of you," Hunter
said in an attempt to cheer the
singer. "The time will pass quick
ly."
"That all depends on what
vou're doing." Crosby added.
Personally. I thought basic train-
ing was the easiest part of it all
But the time passed very slowly
or me over in Germany.
"I wonder which branch of the
service is best?" Frankie asked
"Boy, what a question'." Brady
replied.
"None of 'em will ever replace
civilian We," Backus ruminated.
rubbing his elbow affectionately
Director Tony Carras called the
cast hack to work. Frankie was
the last to leave his canvas chair
He shook his head uncertainly and
said, "Upe, I don't know much
Klimill Fall!. On.
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FIREMAN'S TRY It has been four years since actress
Jane Wyman appeared in a TV show and 12 years since
her Academy Award winning song of "In the Cool, Cool,
Cool of the Evening," but as Jane says, "I'm giving it the
fireman's try," in referring to her return to song end
dance routines when she appeared on the Andy Williams
show last week. UPI Telephoto
John Payne Decides
Life Not 'Rat Race'
HOLLYWOOD (UPD - Movie
stardom can be as deadly as a
creeping cancer, according to
actor John Payne, who says:
'I'm quitting the rat race. From!
now on I'm going to stroll."
After seeing his friends Clark
Gable and Tyrone Power die atj
the heights of their careers.
Payne has taken it easy.
Many actors make the mistake
of forgetting the years," he said.
'They start out as handsome
young athletes who can do any
thing asked of them. For years
they ride horses, climb moun
tains, swim rivers, stay up late,
work 60 and 70 hours a week,
and they die of a heart attack.
If only they had stopped and said!
to themselves, "My God. I'm not
25 years old any more. I'm 50,
and I'm tired." "
Starts With Goldwyn
Payne began his career in 19361
with Sam Goldwyn. He and
Power were contemporaries who
headed the 20th Century-Fox con
tract lists.
I've been around this town for;
more than 25 years and during
that time I made a lot of
friends," he said.
'I'm shocked lo look around
Death has been dashing through
the streets of Hollywood too much
lately. I'm going to get off the
highway.
"What is the sense of having
plenty of money, fame, security
and all the other things that go
with stardom if you lose the
pleasure of growing up with youri
children. What is the good of see
ing your wife only a few minutes
dav, work until you re blind
tired and grouchy, and then die
of a heart attack?
My youngest boy Is 14. He
wants to be a ball player. Well.
I'm going to slow down, and
watch him grow. I'm going to
eat, read, travel and sleep.
"I've tasted the heady wines of
May, and they were great. But
Uiere still is plenty of rich au
tumn beer left to be sipped."
Free To Loaf
Payne works often enough In
movies and such television shows
as the Dick Powell drama series
to insure a steady income, but he
is free to loaf and dabble in real
estate whenever the mood takes
him.
For two years he starred in his'
n video series and it was that
r TVS ViV. ' WW
V4 V W IA rr
RELAXING THOUGHT Dinah Shore, who is less re
laxad Than usual du to tht fact she has been moving
from one mansion to another, is shown with Liberace at
they rehearse for her TV show. She said, "I was so con
cerned that my costumes might clash with Liberace's
beaded jackets I forgot ell about tht big movie."
UPI Ttlephoto
experience more than anything!
else that brought Payne up short.
"Television isn't worth all thatl
hard work," he said. "By the
middle of the second year of
Restless Gun' I felt 10 years old
er than I have the previous sea
son. Some instinct told me that
human machinery wears downj
just like any other."
Payne, who is hovering around!
the 50-year mark, said this is a
waiting period in his life.
'Maybe I'll discover that the
parade has passed me by while
I wait on the sidelines. He
grinned. "And that's all right
too. In movies we used to work
hard, but there were breaks be
tween pictures. In TV it was a
matter of meeting deadlines
every few days."
Weep not for Payne under any
conditions. "Restless Gun" is be
ing rerun and he owns the series
outright. It earns a fortune.
"Stardom is a wonderful and
dangerous thing." Payne con
eluded. "But a man can't make
the mistake of running at full
speed all his life."
TV
NOTES
NEW YORK ( L'Pl ) Clint East
wood, one of the "Rawhide" scries
stars on CBS as Rowdy Yates,
ramrod" of the cattle drive, is
the latest television star to join
the recording brigade. Cameo
Parkway Records has released his
singing of "Rowdy" and "West
ern Wedding Song," on the same
platter. He has done a little vo
calizing on the TV series on rare1
occasions.
Singer Robert Goulct and come
dian Phil Silvers will be the guest
stars on Judy Garlai.d's March 19
one-hour special for CBS. Goulct!
also will be available on Bob
Hope's March 13 NBC special
Hope had signed the singer
months earlier but in this case
waived his right lo the usual spe
cific time exclusivity for Goulet
prior to and after his telecast.
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