Herald and news., March 24, 1963, Page 21, Image 21

Family Held
Together
By Movie
HOLLYWOOD (LPH pre.
quently there's a dramatic story
hehind the movie you see on the
screen that carries more impact
ilian the picture itself. I
Such is the case u ith "Spencer's
.Mountain, the story o a moun
tain family's struggle to educ:
Jits oldest son.
The cast includes a Basse! ofl
little kids, the movie offspring of
.Henry ronda and Maureen
O'Hara.
,J Throughout the Warner Bros
picture the youngsters frolic
around as if they hadn't a care
in the world. But to five of the
little ones all members of the
game real life family their roles
in the picture meant the differ
ence between remaining together
or being farmed out to separate
temporary homes.
Film A Lifrsaver
They are the children of Mrs.
Madeline Young, a divorcee, who
admits the cupboard w as bare un
til her brood was cast in the
movie.
Mrs. Young, a pretty, blonde
parttime school teacher, said the
movie was an act of Providence
as far as she's concerned
"The kids were each paid $350
a week for six weeks. And be
cause they spent part of the time
on location up in Wyoming I went
along, too, and played a role my
self. If it hadn't been for the pic
ture I'd have had to split the
children up and find a full time
job.".
Her tow-headed youngsters are
Gary, 12; Mike, 11;, Susan, 8;
Rick, 7; and Rocky, 6.
Throws Shoes Out
Rocky almost blew the windfall
before the jobs were clinched. On
the way to the studio for a family
interview Rocky threw his shoes
out of the car window, without his
mother's knowing.
"When we arrived for the screen
test Rockey was photographed
barefooted," Mrs. Young said
With a smile. "Maybe it helped."
Her children have worked in
Video commercials ' singly and
sometimes in groups of two or
three. But "Spencer's Mountain"
represents the first time they
have all worked together. She
says only Susan and Mike have
formed childhood dreams of be
coming grown-up stars.
"Actually, I wish I could put
all the money away to take care
of their education in the future,"
she said. "But the money is need-quired
ed here and now to keep the fam-
ily together." I
j r
l t -.
DOCTOR HERO Here is a scrappy ex-maior league
ballplayer who is to become the newest MD on television.
John Beradino, former second
.i iir, i D .
r tor the old 3T. LOUIS Drowns,
and the Pittsburah Pirates, will
Hospital.
Teeners Find
Curfews Biq
WILMINGTON, Del. (UPH -Teen-agers
found parents, curfews
and cheating in school more trou
blesome than sex, stealing or
smoking during a discussion of
their problems at a YMC.V
sponsored conference.
Some 300 high school studentS
aged 15 to 18, from Delaware.!
Maryland. New Jersey and Wash
ington, D.C., attended. They split
into groups of 20 for their dis
cussions.
-n.. . ri , ,H.nt r uorn
HIT WU.If,V!
most resentful of the curfews im
posed by parents but said disci
)line commanded their respect.
A larger number c:ted the in
creased difficulty of college en
trance examinations and parental
pressure In excrll as excuses to
cheat in school.
Thrv ure almost unanimous in:
iinj nenm .
jHERALD AND NEWS, Klamath Falls, Ore.
STILL BEAUTIFUL Shirley Temple Black, former child movie star, shows she still
possesses the beauty that made her famous as she cuddles with the first Shirley Tem
ple doll, vrhich was produced back in 1934. The two dolls made an appearance in New
York last week in honor of Abe Kati, -the creator of the Shirley Temple doll.
! UPI Telephoto
Charlton
To Familiar Biblical
HOLLYWOOD (UFH-For a guy
who swore he'd never play anoth
er Biblical role Charlton Heston
looks Vnighty familiar w andering
around in flowing robes, a scrag-
gly beard and a bramble bush
haircut.
For a time Heston kept his
pledge and actually was seen by
reliable witnesses on one occa
sion wearing a sports shirt, slacks
and loafers, although there are
those claim it was a mirage.
Uncounted millions of movie
goers around the world would fail
to recognize the actor in modern
dress. But he is his old self these
days, looking unkempt and lik-:
ing it.
Tile truth of the matter is that
Big Chuck has gone back on his1
promise and currently is playing
John the Baptist in George Ste
vens' mighty "Greatest Story
Ever Told," shooting in Wah
weep. Utah.
In the winter months Wahweep
is only a fraction of a degree
warmer than the inside of a gla
cier.
And Heston recalls his adven
tures in Utah wiith a shiver1.
A Chilly Experience
"As John the Baptist I was re
to stand in the Colorado
River baptizing a bunch of ac-
tors," Heston said. "Because Mr.
baseman and utility intieia-
the Cleveland Indians
be the doctor in
'General
UPI Telephoto
Parenfs,
Problem
paper was wrong but found it less
wrong to accept an answer ironi!-""'" "i jiusiuiy nave oeen n
a classmate in a test. nantial successes on Broadway.
One 15-year-old boy was more For. in this strike, due to ex
concerned with etiquette than tensive radio, television and
moral problems when he asked:
"How old should one be before
he holds a girl's hand
Some found "social drinking" in
family croups acceptable behavior
but others were opposed to drink
ing under any circumstances.
H. Truitt Ginn. director of the
(DcU branch of the;!" Crown" and Peter Ustinov's
PHarK
,
1 .MLA, SdlQ IIIUSI Ol iirut at witj
conference either found smoking j
"all rihl" or did not consider it
a moral question. j
The older students held serums I
virus on sex. dattna and mar-1
riae. Their concensus ws that
pre-marital sexual experience was
wron2 ana marriai;e Miuuiu ir
-fi-P paIIup
Sundar,
Heston Resigned
Stevens is a perfectionist the
scene required many hours and
many days.
"Need I tell you that the Colo
rado in December is about as
cold as water can get? For three
weeks I wore as much wool un
derwear as possible to keep from
freezing to death. I also wore sev
eral million goose-pimples.
"I'm sure the Jordan River of
old was much kinder."
Heston's broken nose and noble
and high cheek bones make him
a natural for Biblical epics. Aft
er "The Ton Commandments" and
such non-Biblical hut ornate his
torical films as "Ben Hur" and
"El Cid," the star vowed never
to play in another costume pic
ture.
Why then, "The Greatest Story
Ever Told?"
"Because George Stevens asked
me to play the role," Heston said.
"He asked me to lunch and be
gan extolling the .part. I stopped
him after a minute and said, 'I'm
Public Attends Plays
Despite NY News Strike
NEW YORK (UPH The news
paper strike here will remain a
conversation piece in theatrical
circles long after it ends. '
Authors, actors, producers, di
rectorsall will be heard explain
ing that if it hadn t been for the
strike "my play would not
have closed..." etc.
.No one, of course, ever will
know for sure what would have
happened had there been no news
paper blackout. '
A gag grew out of the recent
compilation of Broadway box of
fice grosses for the first U weeks
of the strike by the trade weekly
Variety that showed fewer attrac
tions taking in some $200,000
more for the period than did more
productions current during the"
corresponding time a year pre
viously when newspapers were
published.
The gag was that mavbe the
theater would be better off if the
newspaper famine continued.
Another joke that crops up ev-
ery time there is a newspaper
strike takes the line that some
stinkers sneak in and are able to
catch on because the public never
learns how bad the critics think
Uiey are.
Better With Papers
Neither jape has foundation in
fact. It's better with newspapers,
and there have been plenty of ex
amples of stinkers snaring the
public fancy despite critical blasts
and vice versa, there have been
many highly praised attractions
that the public wouldn't take asl
Bill.
Prime subjects for speculation
about the strike's effect on the
lack of success ol plavs are "Ti
ger, Tiger, Burning Bright," that
came in early in
the blackout;
Tennessee Williams' "The Milk
irain uoesn t Mop Here Any
more" and William Inge's "Na
tural Affection."
The hard facts in each
are that, with newspapers, these!
plays might have run a little
longer, paying a few more weeks!
of salary to those involved. They1
other types of exposure, there has
been no secret about what the
major critics think of these and
iother productions of the strike
period
The strike didn't prevent the
public from cottoning to "The
School for Scandal," "The Hoi-
U-."Phf.ln L'ln. " (..- 1-
-n, mi t,ani(ic.
Has the strike discouraged pro
duction?
U would not seem so. The first
six months of the season, ended
last Nov. Vi, and Rererally the
most productive, generated only,
20 attractions, whereas the latter i
appa.n.u uj r cir
hi for annrnit imat c lu 9i
March ii. 19ttt
PAGE 7-0 I
Role
already sold, George.' Movies are
a director s medium and Mr. Ste
veils has few equals and no peers
as a director.
Heston now is resigned to star
ring in at least one costume pic
ture every two vears or so, pref
erably set in an era that will al-1
low him to wear trousers. .
His latest released film is "Dia
mond Head, a modern picture
in which Heston is clean-shaved
and wardrobed in 20th ccnturv
duds. In "55 Days to Peking."
another new one. he is at the
turn of the century.
"It's really been a change of
pace for me, he finnned through
his beard. "Maybe it will moke
a difference in public attitude to
ward me.
An actor can become pretty
remote playing Biblical and his
torical ngures. wnen lans ap
proach me they invariably call
me Mr. Heston." It's not like El
vis or, oilier performers who stick
with contemporary stories.
In fact, March, which normal
ly gels five or six Broadway
shows, is 'scheduled for II new
ones, matching the output for last
October, traditionally the busiest
month of any season. And it may
be significant that these March
entries embrace the seasons heav-
iest concentration of stars and
important properties.
The only true conclusion, of
course, is the one always reached
in discussing any aspect of the
theater al any time under any
circumstance. There is no logical
explanation for anything. Intangi
ble is the everlasting word.
Catskills
Gain Fame
As Resort
GROSSINGER, N.Y. (UPH -Long
celebrated in song, story,
myth and joke as a summertime
vacation mecca for fun, food and
romance, the Calskill Mountains
of New York are currcnlly gain
Ing equal renown as a winter
resort.
The call of the gelander-sprung
ana inc cnrislie .now reverber
ate over hill and dale in the so-
called "borscht Circuit," which
has jumped aboard the nation's
winter sports bandwagon with
characteristic enthusiasm.
Although Grossinger's, t h e
famed celebrity playground whose
60 Tudor-style buildings sprawl
over 1.000 forested acres 96 miles
northwest of New York City, has
been a year-round resort since it
opened in 1914, wintertime opera
tion represents a postwar phenom
enon for most of the hotels in the
region.
Today, in addition to Grossin-
'....
caseigers. w'h'ch has accommodations,
'ur 't10 guests, there are 14 first
(trade hotels with a total of 5,000
rooms open during the winter.
Five hundred motel rooms also
are avuname, as are inree large
public ski developments built dur
ing the past decade Davos,
Holiday Mountain and Caihalia
with a combined capacity of
500 skiers daily.
A recently - published survey
made by Suljivan County. the
hub of the district, disclosed sur-j
pnsincjy that of the 2 million va !
canonists who visited the area
lat year, about 400.000 came dur
ing the non-summer months..
Much of the twmg to year
round operations is attributed to
two factors; completion of a net
work of superexpreis highways
from New York City and other
metropolitan areas to Uie Cat-
skills and the intimiurlion of a
number of technological props for
-nu
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4:15 Waller Crenkite Newt
30 The Deputy
7:00 Password
7:30 Marshal Dillon
1:00 Llevd Bridget
1:39 Red Skeiten
9:39 Jack Benny
19:99 Garry Moere
11:00 ABC Newt Final
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00 Captain Kangaroo
9:00 Calendar y
9:30 I Love Lucy
10:00 McCoys
10:30 Pate and Gtadyt
11:00 Love of Lite e
11:74 CBS Newt
11:30 Search for Tomorrow
11:45 Guiding Light
13:00 College ef the Air
17:30 At the World Tumi
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1:30 House Party
2:00 To Tell the Truth
2:75 CBS Newt
2:30 Jane Wyman
3:90 Secret Storm
3:30 Edge ef Night
4:09 Johnnie Linn Show
4:30 Discovery '43
4:54 American Newsstand
5:00 Uncle Bill't Adventure Tlmo
5:31 Yogi Bear
9:90 TV Weathermen
:95 News
6:15 Waller Cronklte
9:30 Hillbillies
7:00 Ouie t Harriet
7:39 Waren Train
1:19 Going My Way
9:39 Dick Van Dyke
10:00 Hollywood, The Graat Start
11:00 ABC News Final
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9:00 Calendar
9:39 I Love Lucy
10:00 McCoyt
10:30 Pete and Gladys
11:90 Leva ef Life
11:74 CBS .Newt
11:39 Search far Temerraw
11:45 Guiding Light
13:09 College ef the Air
12:30 As lhe World Turnt
1:09 Password
1:19 House Parly
2:00 To Tell The Truth
7:75 CBS News
2: 30 Jane Wyman
3:09 Secret Storm
3:39 Edge ef Night
4:99 Johnnie Linn Shew
4:30 Discovery '43
4:54 American Newsstand
5:00 Mighty Mouse
5:39 Ray Ragart
4:00 Your iv Weatherman
9:05 Channel J Repart
9:15 Walter Crenkite
9:30 Sports Roundup
7:00 Rifleman
7:30 Country Show
9:00 Perry Mason
9:00 Twilight Zone
10:00 Alcoa Premiere
11:90 ABC Newt Flnaf
11:13 Top Star Bowling
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1:00 Captain Kangaroo
9:90 Calendar
9:30 I Love Lucy
19:00 McCoyi
10:30 Pete and Gladys
11:90 Leva of Lite
11:24 CBS Newt
i0:30 Stoarch for Tomorrow
11:45 Guiding Light
12:09 Collage of the Air
13:39 As the World Tumi
1 :90 Paitwerd
1:30 House Parly
2.00 To Tell The Truth
2:25 CBS Newt
2:30 Jane Wyrnan
3:00 Secret Storm
3:30 Edge of Night
4:90 Johnny Linn Show
4:30 Dltcovery '43
4:54 American Newsstand
5:00 Uncle Bill
1:30 Huckleberry Hound
4:99 Yeur T7 Weatherman
4.05 Channel S Report
4:15 Walter Cronklte
4:30 Story Of
7:99 lAvo it te Beaver
7:30 Rawhide
9:39 ReulO 44
9:30 I'm Dickens-He't Fantter
19:00 Alfred Hitchcock
11.00 ABC Newt Final
11:15 Stage S
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II M Too Cat
11:30 Beany 1 Cecil
17:00 Bugs Bunny
13:30 Magic Land
1:00 My Friend Pllcke
1:30 Armchair Adventure
1:45 Visit With City Police
3:00 Championship Bridge
3:30 Challenge Golf
3:30 Professional Bowtart Tour
5:00 rVetlnee
4:00 Dan Smoot Report
4: 15 Manlon Forum
4:30 Fllnlttonet
;0O I've Got a Secret
7: JO Jackie Gleason
9 30 The Defenders
9:30 Have Gun Will Travel
19:00 Guntmoke
11:15 Stage 5
11:00 Newt Final
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1:30 Meet the Protessor
7:00 Directions aJ
3:30 Valiant Years
3:00 Manlon Forum
3:30 Film Fare
3: 45 Doctors Forum
4 00 Wonderful World of Golf
5 00 Maior Adams Train Matter
4 90 Mark Rogers' Reports
4 10 McKeever and the Colonel
99 Ensign O' Toole
I 19 Oitney'l Wonderful World ef C
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9.09 Bonanza
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11.09 David Brlnkley
11 30 Stage 7
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11:39 Yeura For a Seng
13 00 Tannattae Ernie Ford
13:30 Father Knows Bett
1 00 Loretta Young
1: 19 TV Bmgo
2 99 Day In Court
1 24 Midday Report
3 30 Kevl
99 Queen Par A Day
3 )9 Who Do You Trust
4 00 American Bandstand
4 30 Discovery '4J
4 i Bandstand Newt
I 99 Breve ttolllen
I 39 Mlc Key MOMse CluB
4 99 Newseeat Norm Stee
4 15 Huntley B'lnkiey
4 39 Gallant Men
30 The Dafcoiat
9 J9 Rifleman
9 00 Honey Burke
10 00 Ben Casey
11 00 Murphy rVerM with the Nls
M I0 SPOrtscatt
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If 00 Price it Right
TO: JO Concentration
11-00 Jane Wyman
11:30 Yours For a Song
13:00 Ernie Ford Shaw
12: JO Father Knows Beit
1:00 Loretta Young
1:30 TV Bingo
3:00 Day In Court
3.24 Midday Report
3:30sSeven Keys
i 00 Queen tor e Day
3.30 Who Do You Trust
4.00 American Bandstand
4:30 Discovery
4:55 Bandstand Newt
5:99 Cartoon Time
5:39 Mickey Mouse Cluh
4:99 NewsBeet Nerthstie
4: 15 Huntley Bnnkley
4.30 Laramie
7 30 Combat
9:30 Hawaiian Eye
e 30 Untouchables
10 30 Expedition
11:00 Murphy Merlin with the Newt
11:10 Snertscasl
11:15 Tonight
12:25 Lale Newt
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Concentration
Jane Wvman
Yours For A Seng
Tennessee Ernie Feid
Father Knows Bett
Loretta Young
TV Binge
Day In Court
Midday Report
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Who Do Yeu Trust
American Bandstand
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Broken Arrow
Mtckey Mouse Club
Newsbeat Nerlhstate
Huntloy-Brlnkley
International Showtime
Weqon Train
Going My Way
Our Man Hlgglne
Naked City
Murphy Martin with the News
Sportscut
Tonight Shew
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11:39 Yeura For A Seng
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12:39 Father Knows Best
1:99 Loretta Young
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4:99 American Bandstand
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