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1 HERALD AND NEWS. Klamath Kitty Russell Garners Million From Gunsmoke HOLLYWOOD i UPI - Amanda Blake, who can be found in Dodge City's Long Branch saloon every Saturday night on television, nev er ventures into a bar or night club off-screen. As Kitty Russell in the "Gun smoke" series Amanda is the belle of the dusty frontier town. As Beverly Louise Neill her real namei, Amanda spends most of her time in blue jeans and blouse on a two-acre "ranch" 30 milne lr.,jn ll,,ll, ,..J ,k,,i1Jin ... .. ', . fc ed furniture and just breathmg smog.free country a,r. ' She is one of Hollywood s hid- den Airs." a gal who rarely is seen at snlashv narties and never attends premieres. Amanda can afford to be inde pendent. She's a millionairess, thanks to selling her residual rights to seven years of half-hour "Gunsmoke" shows and by shrewd investments through a business manager. Gets Allowance "That doesn't mean I have a million dollars in cash to run my fingers through," the tall, titian-haired beauty says. "I just sign papers and get a small al lowance from my manager." Amanda is dissimilar from Kitty in other respects. There is no Marshal Dillon in her life. She has no boy friends because that's the way she wants it. Twice wed and divorced, most recently to television Director Don Whitman, Amanda says: "I've been single since 1956 and I'm going to stay that way. It's been so long now I guess I'm get ting set in my ways. I like to come and go as I please which means I'm not anxious to dash back from the studio to fix dinner for a man." Dashing is a part of Amanda's life. She arises at 4:30 most morn ings to be at Paromount's West ern Avenue studios by 6:30 for makeup and wardrobe where she is transformed into Kitty Russell. Born In Buffalo Sometime between 30 and 40 years ago, Amanda isn't saying just when, and nobody wants to give a lady's age away, she was: born in Buffalo, N.Y. She attend I y)J 1 I dt QUICK CHANGE PERSONALITY Liza Minelli assumes several personalities with quick hair changes. Here, in the bottom picture, she ends up as a typical teen-ager. Liia, 17, will have mother Judy Garland in the audience when she opens in an off-Broadway revival of "Best Foot Forward" in New York April 2. UPI Telephoto One-Time U.S. Farmer Invades Operatic World NAPLES, Italy (UPD-A one-l time Nebraska farmer, who gave up corn for "Carmen." is the lat est of a growing list of Ameri cans to invade the world of Ital-j ian opera. Glynn Ross, formerly of Omaha, was chosen recently by the San Carlo Opera House here as slace director for three per formances of "Lucia di Lammer- moor. "It is pretty unusual, said Unss. speaking of his role as an American working in the land where opera was born. "The Ital Wins have an unlimited supcrior ny complex annm un-n "'" icruah lor athletics, so l concen For example, the highest eompli-!tratC(i on dramatics and the Giee ment they can pay a sineor is tO:C!ub wy he S'PR like an Ita,1;',n " Ross learned Italian. German But his wasn't Ross first ex-!d Krm.h in c 0 u r s e of porience in Italian opera He as rfvi here in 1W5 with the L.S. Army - 1 hen Italian opera as at a low He made h.s Ame can debut in state because of World War II. 1MB Uh the San ranc.sco Op. ..!,: cL- Kim ttcra company in 1MB. He re- holp revitalize it ind he directed several prodiictmnj at ban uarioi" ' ...iv( ,. in mv-lfi. "Cn.ri.mnlv thtt Tt:i;in AC- .epted me quite cheerfully." Rnss Xt America, said. "I puess it was because I He has worked with opera corn was a novelty I also had quite panies in New Orleans. I Ance a repertoire for non-Italian opera. s. Seattle. Pittsburgh. Philadel So they appreciated me for that." phia. Shreveport. Santa Barbara Ross, 49, married to an Italian and other citirs. Fall.. Or. Sunday, ed school there until her parents moved to Claremont, Calif., and Amanda nee Beverly i enrolled at Claremont High. A year at Pomona College was long enough to convince the gal from Buflalo that she'd rather be an actress than a student. There followed little theater ac tivity in New England, radio act ing, and finally a contract at MCiM where she was something lc ttian on nvurninkt t.1 -it- Am-.n . ' " ""6"' J"" """"" da turned to television appear ancos ljve anj fjmed durinthe r davs of the ,, , , llkf "y Informers in "ulywood there were lea" Peds during which Amanda put in her time at the unemployment lines. When "Gunsmoke" came along she grabbed the part. Now, after eight years, she hopes the first adult western series remains on the air forever. Loves The People "I love that show and all the people connected with it Jim Ar- ness, Milburn (Doci Stone and Dennis (Chester) Weaver," Aman da says. "They are like a family to me. I even love the Long Branch. Delmonicos and the Dodge House. They have become veal places to me. Of English and Scottish descent Amandas complexion is rosy and her attitude toward life forthright and friendly. She is something of a nut about pets. For a while her home was a menagerie. I m down to two cats and a French poodle," she laughs. "They are the only livestock on my ranch except for a few snakes. But theres a big ranch right next to mine that is loaded with cows. "They come up to the fence and moo at me. I've got hundreds of feet of movie film of them. I'll bet I've got more footage of just plain cows than anybody else." Infrequently Amanda entertains friends at her ranch house, which resembles a real estate ad. It's a three-bedroom rustic with shake shingles and an enormous stone patio. She uses it as a workshop for old furniture which she strips, sands, repaints and then proudly displays in her living room. and the father of four children might still be following a plough in Nebraska if it weren't for the depression, a drought and grasshopper plague. He quit farming to work in Omaha packing houses a n d at other odd jobs to pay off mortgage on his family's farm. Then, riding the caboose of a cattle train, he left the corn coun try to start a new career at the age of 23. "I had been interested in opera since my high school days." he cairl "I wrifhpd on v 95 Dounds. - jn my sonjor yoaT arl( wa.sn t big slae director tor (he San said he now travels "almost con stantlv" between assignments March SI. 19M MILLIONAIRESS The Long Branch, Delmonico's and the Dodge House have become real placet to Amanda Blake, above. A millionairess after playing "Kitty" for eight years on "Gunsmoke," Amanda hopes TV's first "adult western" series will remain on the air forever. UPI Telephoto Hidden Movie Industry Operated By HOLLYWOOD (UPI) George Stevens, Jr.. has produced more movies in a single year than his! distinguished father has directed in a career spanning 30 years. George, Jr., an assistant to Ed ward R. Murrow in the United States Information Agency, was responsible for about 600 movies during 1962, but the odds against his winning an Oscar for them are remote. Young Stevens is charged with providing filmed propaganda her' aiding the American way of life and generally showing other countries what a good bunch we are. With this in mind, US1A, under Stevens' direction, ships out one, two and three-reel documentary movies to 106 foreign countries. But they are never seen in the United Slates. It is sort of a hidden movie in duslry that appears to thrive on a tiny budget, by movie stand aids, of $6 million annually. Won Two Oscars George's father, winner of two Academy Awards, is spending more than twice as much on his 'Greatest Story Ever Told," but then it is being made in Holly wood. Junior never films his stuff in Lotusland. Neither does George find it nec essary to hire expensive actors, His casts are made up of ama teurs. We shoot about 50 per cent of our lootage here in the United States and the rest in various countries," G e org e said. "And our subject matter covers a lot of territory. We filmed several reels on the Berlin wall, for instance. But we also concentrate on such subjects as American aid in disasters, our space program, peaceful uses of atomic energy, our position Cuba, disarmament, the atomic- test ban and the progress of the ,cgro in America USIA also records visits of for eign heads of stale to this coun try which are especially popular overseas when the dignitaries are photographed with the Presi dent and first lady. Junior said the films, most of which run about 10 minules. can be narrated in a2 languages. al - i -mi a1 -iTV jZ i A If'- PA 'i'-A 7,. ' '1' JLl i" i&, 30 Prof Bowllnfl Twjmimfnl .''X& r: r l-5i a1 s.oo wm world of sponi . t ' ' -- ' '- i MIMII That ttM't - - ' ' m ' 'S ! ' HI Joey Bilhoo ,' tj i lt ' . - ! - K- ' :i I do Lrenc m '.. K :14k H'-T: . J :. i 10 OO Hoolernnny u.J.'7 . V if... j r I WHERE THERE'S BEAUTY, THERE'S HOPE Swedish beauty Anita Ekberg, Hollywood "runaway" who now makes Italy her home, is costarred with Bob Hope in a new film, "Call Mc Bwana." Here, she is shown enjoying a morn ing pot of coffee before reporting lo the London studio film ing the Hope movie. PAGE S-CI Uncle Sam though that number rarely is1 used fur a single movie. "We've found that the 10-min- ute film is the most effective be cause it allows theaters time to work tnem into their programs nd still not interfere with the commercial pictures," he said This is not to say that the big theaters of Paris, London, Rome and Stockholm sit still for 10-min ute slices of American hard sell right in the middle of an Elvis Presley feature. According to Ste vens. Europe is not a fertile field for USIA goodies. We are stronger in Asia and Africa, along with Soulh Amer ica," Junior explained. TV KOTES XEW YORK iUPI)-Earl Holli-, man. star of NBC's "Wide Coun try" series, wrote the script that will be the final show of the sea son. It is called "First Touch of Evil," and is the first teleplav the star has written. Hay 15 is the date when the Hollywood cameras will roll the new MGM one-hour dramatic series entitled "The Lieutenant, which has been sold on the basis of 26 episodes to NBC for next season. Gary Lockwood, Robert Elstin and Stephen Franken arc regulars on the series. Red Skelton is all set for his 13th season on video, starting next fall, with his long-time sponsor signing again on the dotted line. Red will continue the one-hour for mat he adopted last fall, but CBS will start the program at 8 p.m Tuesdays, half an hour earlier. Bud Collver, veteran radio and televLsion host and master of cere monies, will be especially honored for his work w ith the organization when the Bedside Network of Vet erans Hospital Radio and Tclcvi sion Guild celebrates its 15th an niversary April 26 with a ball at the Plaza Hotel. Collycr has been a mainstay of the organization - sincc it began. I' 7 - . 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True Theater 10 00 Candid Camera 10 30 Whel'l My Lint 00 News 11:15 S'agt S MONDAY I 00 Captain Kangaroo 9 00 Calender 9 JO I Lovt Lucy II 00 McCoys 10 Pete and CUdi 11:00 Ltvt Of LMt 11 14 CBS Ntwt 11:30 Starch far Tamorrtw II 41 Guiding Light 1 00 C allege of tht Air I) 30 At tht Wtrld Turni I M Pattwtrd 1 4 Htutt PeMy 3 00 To Tell Tht Truth 1 75 CBS Ntws I Joot Wyman 1 00 Sotrtl S'trm KBES-TV J 30 Edgt tt Night 4 oo American Bandstand 4 30 Ditctvtry 4J 4 54 American Newsstand 5:00 Alvin 5 30 Rin Tin Tin a 00 TV Weatherman 5 Channel 5 Report t 15 Walter Cronluio a 30 McHele s Navy 7 00 At (arsar Sees It 7:30 Dakotas 1.30 Lucille Ball Show 9 30 Arly Griffith 10 00 77 Suniel Strip 11:50 ABC News Final TUKSDAY I 00 Caotain Kangaroo 9 00 Calendar 9 30 I Love Lucy 10:00 The McCovS 10 JO Pe't 4. 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