Producer Says 'Cleopatra'
Will Exceed $100 Million
HERALD AND NEWS, Klamath Falls. Ore.
Sunday, June 9, 1963
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ENJOY EACH OTHER Actresi Elizabeth Taylor and actor Richard Burton continue
to enjoy each other's company. At left, the co-itars of "Cleopatra" are shown laugh
ing it up at a Rome night club. At right, Miss Taylor breaks up a rehearsal as she
tickles Burton during a scene being readied for the movie. UPI Telephoto
Celebrating Tourists Make Effort
To Correct Leaning Tower Of Pisa
PISA, Italy (UPI) - Some
French tourists were celebrating
New Year's eve here in 1958 when
one of them suddenly thought:
"Why don't we straighten the
leaning tower of Pisa?"
- So they drove to the tower,
hooked one end of a steel cable
to the base of the structure and
the other end to the rear axle of!
their car.
Then they jumped in the car and
stepped on the gas. The car roar
ed across the square leaving
behind its rear axle and a tower!
that was still leaning.
The tower is one of those things!
that everybody talks about and
a lot of people try to do something
about but nobody ever does.
Recently the talk has been get-;
ting more alarmist than ever.
Prof. Letterio Donato of the Pisa
University engineering school, said
the tower may collapse "within
our generation."
Prof. Livio Trevisan, a member
of the surveillance commission for
the leaning tower, said cracks
may develop in the ground around
the tower at any time, "even im
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Geologists at the engineering
faculty at Pisa gravely announced
that the tower is leaning an ad
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'How To Flunk1 Guide
Prepared For Students
MONTICELLO, III. (UPH-Stu-
dents at the Monticello College for
women know what it takes to
flunk.
W. F. Starkey, the college's di
rector of information, prepared
what he called "a guide for col
lege freshmen." to be used only
if the girls want to fail.
Starkcy's list of things to do led
off with "classes." which he said,
the women should "attend as few
as possible. This will give you
more time for such all-important
character-rounding activities as
bridge, beer drinking and sleep
ing." Second on Starkcy's list was
KOTI-TV
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30 Going My Way
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THURSDAY
10 no Colieoe Of the Air
10:30 Queen For A Day
11.00 Father Knows Best
11:30 Seven Keys
17:00 Tennessee Ernie Ford
13 30 As The World Turns
1:00 General Hospital
1:30 House Party
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2 75 Midday Report
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3 30 Edge Of Night
4 00 American Bandstand
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1100 Father Knows Best
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1 30 House Party
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year. In the past 44 years, they
said, this has added up to a
grand total of 1.4551152 inches.
The tower is now some 14 feet
out of true.
"books," which he advised "don't
open any more than is absolutely
necessary because unused text
books bring a higher resale price
at the end of the year."
"Cars" were third. Starkey said
automobiles on the campus "will
provide transportation for week
night dating . . . and a means of
escaping from the daily grind of
classes."
Starkey included "pranks" on
his list. He said "a sample of
good thinking would be to paint
the college president's office in
beautiful colors, or do this to the
alma mater statue, or better yet.
pour detergent in the campus
fountains or swimming pool."
KVIP-TV
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30 Educational
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13 00 Ernie Ford Show
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1:00 General Hosoitel
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3:00 Day In Court
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2 30 Jant Wyman
3 00 Queen For A Day
3:30 Who Do You Trust
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By JACK CAVKR
I'l'I Drama Editor
.NEW YORK IL'PH Eiglitcen
months ago I lunched with mo
tion picture producer Walter
Wagner, who mentioned the sum
of $100 million somewhere be
tween the aperitif and the en
tree.
Having just scanned the menu,
I thought for a second that he
was referring to the prices. Then
my reflexes got the better of the
aperitif, and I realized he actu
ally had said:
" 'Cleopatra' will gross $100 mil
lion," referring to the super-col-lossal
film he was in the midst
of concocting in Italy.
This, mind you, two months be
fore the eruption of the "romance
of the century," involing stars
Elizabeth Taylor and Richard
Burton, that resulted in a pub
licity saturation such as no other
film has received.
Expect Mob Scene
The big pay-off on the $40
million investment costliest mov
ie ever by far will begin next
Wednesday night, June 12, at the
Rivoli Theater, when the world
premiere of "Cleopatra" is ex.
pected to result in a mob scene
rivaling Times Square on a New
Year's Eve.
Expert Says
Deafness Up
CHICAGO (UPI I An car ex
pert says deafness is rising in the
United States as a result of an
increased number of older people
and various complexities of mod
ern life.
Dr. Francis L. Lederer, of the
University of Illinois Medical
School, says causes of reduced
hearing function "include noisier
industries, interest in body con
tact sports, swimming, hunting
and air travel, especially when
traveling with a head cold or
nasal allergy."
"Hearing problems can often
start before birth." he said, "so
early detection of hearing prob
lems is essential."
A physician must be aware of
the psychological, as well as the
medical difficulties which may be
encountered, said Lederer.
KVIP-TV
4:55 Bandstand News
5:00 Little Rascals
5 30 Mickey Moue Club
4:00 Newsbeat North Slat
4:15 Huntley Brlnkiey
4:30 Expedition
7:00 Guestward Ho
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1:00 Donna Reed
130 Leave It To Beaver
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:30 McHate's Navy
10 00 Alcoa Premier
11:00 Murphy Martin With The News
11: 10 Sportscasl
11:15 Tonight Show
ij.li Lata news
FRIDAY
30 Educational
10:00 Price Is Right
10: Concentration
11:00 Bmgo
11:30 Seven Keys
12 00 Ernie Ford Show
13:30 Father Knows Bast
1:00 General Hospital
1 X You Don't Say NBC
2.00 Day In Court
2 75 Midday Report
3:30 Jane Wyman
3 00 Queen For A Day
3 Who DO Ynu Trust
4.00 American Bandstand
4 30 Discovery
4 55 Bandstand News
5 00 Cartoon Tim
5 30 Mickey Mout
4 00 Newsbeat 7
4:15 Huntley Brinklf
4 30 Films O th Fifties
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10 30 Rebel
11:00 Murphy Martin With The News
11:10 Sportscast
11:15 Tonight Show
1135 Lat News
SATURDAY
00 Sharl Lewis
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10 00 Fury
10 X Make Rnom For Daddv
11:00 Maior Leou Baseball
3 00 Manlon Forum
2' 10 Disc Date
3 X Oeath Valley OavS
4.00 Western Action Hour;
The Vanishing westerner
4 X Manion Forum
5 00 Wide World of Sports
4 X Jetsons
7 00 F iQht of the Week
7 45 Mak That Spar
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I 30 Joey Bishop
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'0 00 Hontenanny
10.30 Mov.e:
"Troopur Hook"
13 30 Late News
KMED-TV
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MONDAY
I 55 Sign 0 Morning Viil
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10 00 Tr P'Kt is R.gnt
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Inside the theater will be a
smartly dressed audience of 1,629
that will have paid $100 and $75
each (or the privilege. Notables
will be a dime a dozen. The first
night is a benefit affair, with the
approximately $150,000 gross go
ing entirely to the Will Rogers
Memorial Hospital.
A spokesman (or 20th Century
Fox, the producing company that
needs a "Cleopatra" bonanza to
cure its financial ills, estimated
that the newspaper, television a
radio coverage of the premiere
will be the largest ever accorded
a theatrical event.
"People are coming from all,
over," he said.
Special platforms will be erected
outside the Rivoli to accomodate
Police Official Argues
TV Portrayal
CINCINNATI (UPII - "Law
enforcement officials are tired of
television's attempts to sensation
alize the housekeeping chores of
police departments.
These are the words of a man
who ought to know Col. Stanley
R. Schrotel, president of the In
ternational Association of Chiefs
of (Police and widely acclaimed
head of Cincinnati's Police De
partment. .Schrotel, normally an easy-going
man, displays a touch of ang
er in his voice when he saysi
"the television stereotype of the
gruff, aggressive, uncouth cop
sometimes ape-like doesn't help
establish the rapport we need
with impressionable children."
Says Police Different
He notes that video dramas
have taken liberties in their por
trayal of a number of professions
but insists police officers are dif
ferent "because we are entrusted
with plenary power."
In our society, only a police
man has the power to summari
ly deprive a citizen of his most
valued possessions freedom,
property and life," he says. "We
train and equip our men to do
just that to kill if necessary.
If television is going to com
promise this power with some
tiling less than perfection, they're
walking on eggs. Many shows are
good, but too many others are
Schedules
KMED TV
4:00 Newsreel Ten
A: ts Huntley Brlnkiey
4:30 TBA
7:00 TBA
7:30 Monday Nioht at tha Movies:
"Heaven Knows Mr. Allison"
:30 Art Link letter Show
10:00 Ben Caiey
11:00 Newsreel Ten Night Report
11:15 The Tonight Show
1:00 News, Weather. Sign Off
TUESDAY
I 33 Sign On - Morning Visit
a 00 Continental Classroom
9 X Focal Point
10 00 Tha Price Is Right
10 X Concentration
11,00 Your First Impression
11:30 Truth Or Consequences
ll:SS NBC News
17 00 Ben Jerrod
12:25 NBC News
12 X The Doctors
1:00Oenerat Hospital
1 X You Don't Say
2 00 The Match Game
2 35 NBC News Afternoon Report
7: X Make Room For Daddy
3 00 Queen For A Day
3:30 Channel Ten Theater
"13 Rue Madelemt"
S 00 Cartoon Spec al
3 X Laurel and Hardy
5 55 Weather Window
a 00 Newsreel Ten
4 10 Sports Highlights
4-15 Huntiey Brlnkiey
I 30 Combat
7 Lerami
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10- Chet Huntley Reporting
II 00 Newsreel Ten Night Report
11:15 Th Tonight Show
1:00 Nws, weather, Slon Off
WEDNESDAY
t S( Sign On Morning Visit
f 00 Continental Classroom
f X Focal Point
10 00 Th Price Is Right
10 X Concentration
11:00 Your First impression
11:30 Truth Or ConsQUncs
11 55 NBC News
13:00 Ben Jerrod
3 75 NBC News
13 :X The Doctors
1:00 General Hospital
I X You Don't Say
3:00 The Match Gam
3 35 NBC News Afternoon Report
3 30 Make Rnom For Daddy
3 00 Queen For A Day
3.30 Channel Ten Theater;
"Run For the Sun"
5 00 Ruff and Reddy
3 X Our Gang
5 55 Weather Window
4 00 Newsreel Ten
4 10 Soons Highlights
4 15 Huntiav Brlnkiey
A X Sam Benerficl
7 The Virginian
00 Perry Como
10- 00 Th Eleventh Hour
11 h0 Nwsreel Ten Night Report
1 00 News. Weather, S-gn Olf
THURSDAY
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10 00 Th price is Right
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11 - X Truth Or Con sec ye nces
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17 00 Bn Jerrod
13 35 NBC News
17 X The OoctoM
I 00 General Hnsoital
1 You Don't Say
7 00 The Match f am
7 75 N Br News A'terrwm Report
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1 x Ct-a"1 Ten Theater:
"LarJIl"
4 Fr-enosh p Circle
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5 X Laurel d Hardy
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4 00 Newsreel Ten
4 10 SfOrti H-Ohl.ghts
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7 00 Our Man Hi ggtnt
7 T Vi.de Country
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19 00 Andy Williams ftspw
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11 is Tevgnf sbow
1 00 News. Weather on Off
FRIDAY
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00 Continental Classroom
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10 X Concentration
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photographers and others report
ing the oN?ning.
.Much Spectacle
There will be spectacle enough
without the presence of Miss Tay
lor and Burton, who have indi
cated in London that tliey do not
plan to come over for the pre
miere. However, the 20th Century
Fox home office here keeps hop
ing the stars will change their
minds, possibly at the last minute.
"You never know what they'll
do." tine spokesman said.
Rex Harrison, the film's third
star, is expected to return for the
night from HoUvwood, where he
has gone to make the film ver
sion of "My Fair Lady." Roddy
McDowall, importantly cast as
Octavian. will attend.
Hurts Cop
doing a gross disservice to the
law enforcement profession."
Schrotel, a graduate of the
Chase School of Law and the
FRI National Academy, has long
insisted upon a program of re
spect for the dignity of human
makeup within his department
For example, young police ca
dets who do not have a college
diploma are encouraged to get
one because Schrotel believes it
w ill not only belter educate them
but also provide "social grace."
TV Has Responsibility
Sprinkling his conversation with
phrases such as "behavior pat
terns" and "social structures,"
Schrotel briefly paces his taste
fully decorated office, one that
would make almost any executive
(eel at home, then says:
"Dow at city hall, they try to
tell me the Police Department
is part ol one big, happy (amily,
with the street sweepers, the fire
men and the health inspectors.
"But we're not. And the sooner
tliey and Uie television producers
realize it. the easier it'll be to
do our work properly.
"When a cop expresses his
judgment, it's consoncnt with our
conception of what has long been
identified with freedom. Televi
sion has a responsibility to make
sure that role is accurately por
trayed.
KMED TV
17:00 Ben Jerrod
17:25 NBC News
12:30 Th Doctors
1:00 General Hospital
1:30 You Don't Say
3:00 Th Match Gam
3:35 NBC News Afternoon Report
3:30 Make Room For Daddy
3:00 Queen For A Day
3:30 Channel Ten Theater:
"Bengali"
5:00 International Showtime
S 55 The Wealherwindow
4:00 Newsreel Ten
4:10 Sports Highlights
4:15 Huntley Brlnklty
4:30 Stoney Burke
7 X Gallant Men
I 30 Sing Along With Mitch
30 The Price Is Right
10 00 Jack Paar
II 00 Newsreel Ten Night Report
11:15 Th Tonight Show
t 00 News. Weather. Sign Off
SATURDAY
O X Sign On
10 X Make Room For Daddy
11:00 Ministers Round' able
11 35 News
11 X TBA
17:30 TBA
1:00 Maior League Baseball: Chicago
at Los Angeles
1 no Sharl Lewis
3.30 Saturday Matinee:
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5 00 Wide World of Sports:
TBA
4 30Wvtt Earp
7 00 Fight of me Week-Make That Spare
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I D0 Saturday Night at th Mvls:
"Beneath the 1 Mil Reef"
1100 Intermission News
II 05 Channel Ten Late Show:
"Gentlemen Marry Brunettes'
1 00 News. Weather, Sign Off
KBES-TV
JUNH 9 JUNI II
SUNDAY
10 45 Baseball- l A at Chicago
3 00 Oral Roberts
-3 30 Higher Ed 4 You
3 00 TBA
3 X Movie
1 00 Real McCoys
S X GE College Bowl
4 00 30th Century
A X Mr. Ed
7 00 Tha Jetsons
7 X Dennis the Menac
I 00 Ed Sullivan
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10.00 Candid Camera
10 X What's Vy Ln
1100 Harry Reasoner
ll:IS Stag 5
MONDAY
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be on this poster for the film "Cleopatra," showinq lovers Elizabeth Taylor and Rich
ard Burton, above the Rivoli Theatre in New York. This arrangement was concocted
when Rex, the film's third star, demanded to be included in the sign which originally
showed only Liz and Burton. Love epic has its world premier at the Rivoli on June 1 2.
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Ex-Italian King Cherishes Dream
Of U.S. Visit, Especially
LISBON (UPIi-Some ex-kings
take a girl friend and go seeking
the world's bright lights, like
Frouk of Egypt. Some never give
up hopes of regaining their throne
and die, bitter and unhappy, like
Zog of Albania.
And some adjust themselves to
the changing world, conduct
themselves with dignity and taste,
and dream of paying a visit to
Texas like former King Umberto
II of Italy.
For 17 years Umberto or
Humbert has lived quietly but
not inactively in tile overgrown
fishing village-tourist resort town
of Cascia in Portugal, 18 miles
down river from Lisbon at the
mouth of the Tagus. His home
is a large and comfortable but
not regally ostentatious two-stor
ied, ten-room mansion, the Villa
Italia.
Here, usually at the desk In
one of Europe s finest private li
braries, he passes his lime in
writing and study, holding in
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formal court for friends and visi
tors, going to Lisbon for an oc
casional diplomatic party or to
the opera, and every now and
then travelling abroad.
Now tile man once known as
the "prince of serenity," who be
came king one month and was
dethroned the next, Is contem
plating a trip to the United
States.
Wants To Visit Texas
"I'm hoping to visit the United
States in the fairly near future,"
he told United Press International.
"Nothing definite is yet planned
and I cannot tell you when I'll
be able to go but I want to
see America, and especially Tex
as."
Why especially Texas?
"1 don't know," Umberto said,
and smiled. "I look forward to
seeing it all the whole coun
try. But one part I wouldn't miss
is Texas.
At 58 he was born Sept. 15
1904. at the then royal palace at
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Racconigi in Piedmont, Italy
Umberto is a well set up, nearly
bald aristocrat who could pass
almost anywhere for a well-to-do
businessman.
He won't talk politics. Eight
years ago he told United Press
in an interview that, "if my peo
ple really wanted me, I would go
back. If they never want me- I
shall never return." But he miss
es his homeland. "I do, very
much," he said, without theatrics
but obvious deep feeling.
Vote Out Monarchy
Umberto, then Italy's crown
prince, was in his 42nd year when
his father, Vittorlo Emmanuele
III, abdicated in his favor on
May 9, 1946, and he became Ita
ly s fourth and last monarch.
But on June 2, in a referen
dum. Italy voted 12 million for a
republic to 10 million for con
tinuance of Hie monarchy. Um
berto tried to hold tlie throne by
claiming election irregularities
but under pressure of pumie
opinion.
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That's what many authorities
on child health are saying now
adays. They view with growing
concern the lack of vigorous
activity that once kept young;
bodies"lnshape."Tneystrongly
urge more daily exercise to Im
prove the physical condition of
every girl and every boy.
What can you do about this
problem? First, you should find
out about tha physical educa
tion program in your child's
school. Talk It over with your
local school officials. .
If your child's school doesn't
have a program calling for at
least 15 minutes of vigorous
activity every day, urge tha
adoption of a program that will
do so.
A basic program has been de
veloped which any school can
easily get started. For Informa
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President's Council on Physical
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