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12—Anabeim (Cal.) Bulletin Tuesday, July 12, 1953 Ilona Massey on Summer Little Theater Circuit By TOM E. DANSON HOLLYWOOD — The beauteous Ilona Massey left by train last week for an extended summer stock tour of the mid-west and East coast, starring in "Tonight or Never." Opening in Michigan, Miss Massey will tour Iowa and other states in the corn belt, winding up in Upper New York State for the close of the 10-week circuit. Prior to her departure, she completed a recording session for the RAMA label doing two sides, "I Live To Love," backed with, "The Kind of Man Who's Right For Me," due to be released soon. Miss Massey prefers the "I Live To Love", side best because, as she expressed it, "the middle section is a real, low-down blues type presentation." Like most motion picture stars, Miss Massey like television. "I always have liked working in television," she told me, "especially dramatic. You are strictly on your own, and if you miss a line — well, add it can always carry the thought through." The charming blonde star came to Hollywood "not only chance," but with a well-known contract with MGM, stayed with this studio for three years, fore deciding to go free-lance. And in the meantime, she's had several business ventures where very well could have added few gray hairs to the top of her natural blonde head; the film in 1948, when she entered the coin operating vending machine business. "I thought I had a real thing in this business," she said "with vitamin machines located in factories all over the country, and small tooth brushes and a dab of toothpaste vended from machines located in railroad stations, bus depots, etc." "I tried it for about two years," she continued, "but finally had to give it up. Ph-t-t-out it went, but, nothing yet tured, nothing gained." Ilona had the same experience in the cosmetic field, and is now content to stay in the entertainment business, where, of course she can't lose. Miss Massey is set for another of her own television shows in the fall, with a mat calling for guests (not necessarily entertainers) and personal interviews. "This show she said, 'may or may not be called 'The Ilona Massey Show' and with a big smile conclude with,' and I don't care — just CROSSWORD PU EUESDAY P.M. 5:00 P.M. 2-Space Funnies 4-Pinky Lee 5-Cartoons 7-Al Jarvis 8-News Window 9-Geno Norman 11-Olly Assignment 13-Destiny Theater 5:15 8-Smokey Rogers 9-Cartoon Express 5:30 2-Little Rascals 3-Frank Webb 4-Uncle Archie 5-Western Theater 7-Jack Owens 11-Shertiff John 5:45 11-Thunderbolt 5:50 2-Range Rider 6:00 P.M. 3-Beverly On 3 4-News, See Hearl 8-Willy 6:45 2. 8-Julius La Rosa 3. 4, 11-News 4. 7:54 P.M. 5-Life With Father 3. 4-Western Marshal 5-News Show 5-Picture Party 7-Doctor Theater 11-Annie Oakley 13-Danger Assignment 7:13 5-Pop Science 7:30 2>The Search 3. 4-Dlnah Shore 5-Pub Prosecutor 7-Parlor Playhouse 8-News Show 11-Watertrout 13-Ellery Queen 7:45 4-News Caravan 8:00 P.M. 2-Starttime Playhouse 5-Lawrence Welk 4-Place The Face 5-Follow that Man 4-Summer Theater 5-Orrin Tucker 7-Danny Thomas 11-Guy Lombardo 9:30 2. 8-Spottite Playhouse 3-Adventure 4-Dollar A Second 7-Hood Showcase 11-Mr Genius 10:00 P.M. 2. 8-$64,000 Question 3-Science-Fiction 4-Truth-Consequence 5-Larry Finley 7-Name's The Same 11-Your Information 13-Inner Sanctum 10:30 2. J., News3 Arthur Murray 4-Great Life 5-Baseball Fame 10:45 7-Baseball Fame you miss a line — well, add it can always carry the thought through." The charming blonde star came to Hollywood "not only chance," but with a well-known contract with MGM, stayed with this studio for three years, fore deciding to go free-lance. And in the meantime, she's had several business ventures where very well could have added few gray hairs to the top of her natural blonde head; the film in 1948, when she entered into the coin operating vending machine business. "I thought I had a real thing in this business," she s a lily "with vitamin machines located in factories all over the country, and small tooth brushes and a dab of toothpaste vended from machines located in railroad stations, bus depots, etc." "I tried it for about two years," she continued, "but fally had to give it up. Ph-t-t-out it went, but, nothing yet tured, nothing gained." Ilona had the same experience in the cosmetic field, and is now content to stay in the entertainment business, where, of course she can't lose. Miss Massey is set for another of her own television shows in the fall, with a mat calling for guests (not necessarily entertainers) and personal interviews. "This show she said, 'may or may not be called 'The Ilona Massey Show' and with a big smile conclude with,' and I don't care — just CROSSWORD PU" ACROSS 1-Lure 5-Rub off 5-Move back and forth 12-Skin allment 12-Dolphinlike cetacean 14-Ing 5-Longs for 17-Teutonic deity 18-Comparative ending 19-Musical instrument 21-Satifies 25-Member of group 11-City Assignment 12-Destiny Theater 1:15 8-Smokey Rogers 9-Cartoon Express 5:30 2-Little Rascals 3-Frank Webb 4-Uncle Archie 5-Western Theater 7-Jack Owens 11-Sheriff John 5:45 11-Thunderbolt 5:50 2-Range Rider 6:00 P.M. 5-Beverly On 3 6-News, See Hearl 8-Will 9-Cartoon Express 11-Ramar 13-News 6:15 7-Weaver's News 8-Baseball (Angels-Oaks) 13-Mark Scott 6:30 2.8-News 4-Movie Museum 5-Handy Hints 7-Early Curtain 11-Beany Show 13-Turning Point TOMORROW WEDNESDAY, A.M. 6:45 4-Alarm Klock 7:00 A.M. 2.8-Panorama Pacific 4-Today 8:00 A.M. 2-Fun Time 4-Major Domo 8-Nature Explorers 9:30 2.8-Godfrey 4-Howdy Doody 9:45 11-Kartoon Club 10:00 A.M. 4-Ding Dong 11-Mr. and Mrs. North 10:30 2.8-Welcome Trav. 4-You & Your Child 11-Star Shoppers 10:45 4-Shellah Graham 10:45 2.8-Robt, Q. 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KFI-Biography Sound KNX-KHJ-News KAUC-Music Box 9:15 KNX-Yacht Race KHJ-Fulton Lewis 9:30 KFBING Music KABC-Stereo Sound KNX-Disk Derby KFI-McGee & Molly KAEC-Mild'd Younger 1:00 P.M. KI FI-Happiness Right KAEC-Romance KAHJ-Maj. Lea, Baseb'1 KNX-Godfrey 1½ Hr. 1:10 KI FI-Stella Dallas 1:30 KI FI-Widder Brown 1:45 KI FI-Pepper Young 2:00 P.M. KI FI-Woman In House KAEC-Martin Block 2:30 KI FI-Lorenzo Jones KABC-B.Hummack 2:50 KI FI-Lone Ranger KABC-Paul Kristian 2:60 KNX-Ruth Akhton 2:80 KNX-Fred Robbins 3:00 P.M. KI FI-Musica KI FI-Go To Town KNX-Philip Norman KAEC-Eddie Cantor 3:15 KI FI-Melody Manor 3:30 KI FI-and Virginia KABC-Hans Weaver KAHC-Matinee KI FI-Lynn'Hwd 3:45 KI FI-Tellio-Test 4:00 P.M. KI FI-News KBU-Hembergway 4:18 KBU-Hert Answer 4:35 KAEC-Sports That wasn't payment enough. Joe and Molly. Rob would die, not before he'd known what it was to suffer. There was only one man like that could suffer through his pride, pride in possession. Brook Spur — that arrogant one kingdom sprawled across the country like a blight on the honest men — Broken Spur Rob Mallory. Well, then, same them both. He'd have to get other nesters together behind him — that shouldn't be too hard. The all nated Mallory. It seemed Tim that there could be no more peace for him as long as he Rob Mallory walked the street earth. "Y'know, Kerry, I hate to be one to bring up unpleasant jets, but it's time we was thinking about findin' ourselves a couple jobs." Kerry nodded. They were sitting at a table in a saloon in a town some hundred miles from down, and the act of paying their drinks had called their attention to the state of their pocky they'd been drifting out. Dodge for a month now, and had been fun; you couldn't ask better company to ride the bus with than Rusty. "Too bad," Rusty sighed plough organized against folks you an me just enjoyin' their selves. Should we start making quiries about whether any of our ranchers round here got a need two first-rate cow-hands?" Kerry counted the small stack coins before him. "How much got left?"" "Nine dollars an' some chic feed." "I've got about twelve. The carry us a little while, if we careful—and don't get in any pockets. Fact is, I'd just as well not locate in this neighborhood." "Not meanin' to pry into the business Kerry, but you don't pen to be wanted around here you?"" "By the law, you mean?" Kerry laughed. "No, I'm not wanted-wanted by anybody. I reckon, just-I used to live near here." miss a line — well, add libs always carry the thought height." charming blonde star who to Hollywood "not on a tie," but with a well-linked act with MGM, stayed with studio for three years, be-deciding to go free-lance. In the meantime, she's had business ventures which well could have added a ray hairs to the top of her blonde head; the first 8, when she entered into coin operating vending machine business. I had a real thing in business," she said I'd vitamin machines locat-actories all over the coun- and small tooth brushes and toothpaste vended from stores located in railroad sta-bus depots, etc. Iried it for about two" she continued, "but fin-ud to give it up. Ph-t-ttt, went, but, nothing ven-thing gained." Ilona the same experience in the pic field, and is now con- to stay in the entertain-ness, where, of course, isn't lose. Massey is set for an-of her own television in the fall, with a for-lling for guests (not nee-ly entertainers) and per-interviews. "This show," did. "may or may not be The Ilona Massey Show", with a big smile concluded and I don't care — just CROSSWORD PUZZLE Answer to Yesterday's Puzzle ACROSS Lure Rub off Move back and forth Skin allment Dolphinlike cetacean Wing Longs for Teutonic delty Comparative ending Musical instrument Satisfies Member of musical instrument 35 Symbol for sodium 35 Worm 41 Fish eggs 43 Every citizen should be one 44 Symbol for tantalum 46 Joined 48 Repairs 51 Plain earth suspended in water 55 Limb 53 Pronounce 55 Continued story 59 Tear 60 A float. BOQUETS & BRICKBATS... A bouquet to Marlon Marlowe who allows her photo to hang, real chummy-like, along said of that of Godfrey in New York's CBS Studio 61! And a royal brickbat to this phony (reportedly patented at that), Criswell, who daily, through the medium of television, magazines and newspapers, fools the public in a manner that would make P. T. Barnum turn over in his gravel! Wonder when he, like so many other crackpots in the past, will predict the end of the world? DANSON ON AIR — Keeping it in the family: All the dancers on the Arthur Murray TVehicle are regular Murray dance teachers who get bit the opportunity to show off a bit before the video cameras and earn some extra money, too ... Donald Woods, who hosts the "Damon Runyon Theater" will be commuting between N'York and points along the Straw Hat Circuit this summer. The actor has been signed to rat least four engagements in summer stock productions, starting with the Henry Fonda role in "Point of No Return" at the Bucks County Playhouse ... Records pressed on the London label have a sound quality all of their own: They posses a fullness and rich quality that others seem to not be able to capture. Thanks to Jay Lowy, London's ace praise agent, I have been able to case a few of their latest pressings. At Fullerton Cottage Fullerton Hospital ARRIVALS— Mrs. Dewey Stafford, Fullerton Mrs. S. B. Squires, Fullerton Mrs. Dale Ball, Fullerton Mrs. Stanley Comstock, Fullerton Johnny Styers, La Habra Mrs. Olen Neal, Placentia Mrs. Louise Hunt, Fullerton Jackie Scaggs, La Habra Mrs. James Boulter, Whittler Miss Monica Schlegel, Fullerton Miss Carol Schlegel, Fullerton Mrs. Edward Mills, Fullerton Arthur Langevin, Fullerton Kenneth Carpenter, Fullerton Mrs. Wayne Howlett, Fullerton Lloyd Ashley, Filmore Mrs. Larry Richards, Garden Grove Mrs. Richard Boyd, Fullerton Mrs. John McCloud, Buena Park Mrs. Vernon Huckstep, La Habra Miss Ruby Mitchell, Fullerton Mrs. Donald Koehler, Fullerton Mrs. Silas Nelson, Anaheim William Flohr, Los Angeles Mrs. Frank Riemer, Yorba Linda Mrs. Willfred Brazz, Atwood Miss Cherl Mabey, La Habra Miss Carla Mabey, La Habra DEPARTURES— Mrs. T. C. Wilson, Buena Park James Watmer, Fullerton Mrs. Alvino Ponce, Whittier Michael Malher, Fullerton Mrs. Charles Grunwald,' Fullerton Mrs. Mary Barkley, Fullerton Miss Monica Schlegel, Fullerton Miss Carol Schlegel, Fullerton Jackle Scaggs, La Habra Arthur Langevin, Fullerton Jackle Scaggs, La Habra Arthur Langevin, Fullerton Mrs. Carl Phillips, La Habra Mrs. Helen Burchett, La Habra Mrs. Helen Burchett, La Habra ACROSS Lure Rub off Move back and forth Skin aliment Lookabilike cetacean Wing Longs for Teutonic deity Comparative binding Musical instrument Satisfies Member of political party Symbol for tellurium Separate Defense Plunge A state (abbr.) Piece of ornamental needlework DOWN 1-Body of water 2-High card 3-Girl's name 4-Rowdies (colloq.) 5-More sagacious 6-Preposition 7-Baker's product 8-Organs of hearing 9-Ligature 10-Toward the sheltered side 11-Long, slender fish 12-Delicious beverage 13-Near 14-Woman's title 15-Epole poetry 16-Parent (colloq.) 17-Hindu cymbals 18-Mallign 19-Arrow poison 20-Partner (colloq.) 21-Main's nickname 22-Platform 23-Postage stickers 24-Side of shot 25-Iman mulberry 26-Rosters 27-Girl's name 28-Great Lake 29-Father 30-Sailor (colloq.) 31-Anger 32-Tapish officer 33-Allow 34-Note of scale BIRTHS Fullerton Cottage Hospital Mr. and Mrs. Edward Mills, 9932 W. Ash, Fullerton, son, 8 lbs., 6 oz., July 8. Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Howlett, 2119 W. Cherry, Fullerton, son, 7 lbs., 1½ oz., July 9. Mr. and Mrs. Larry Richards, 11621 Roberts Lane, Garden Grove, son, 5 lbs., 14 oz., July 9. Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Huekstep, 141 N. Virginia, La Habra, son, 7 lbs., 10½ oz., Jul y9. Mr. and Mrs. Donald C. Koehler, 905 N. Raymond, Fullerton, daughter, 7 lbs., 10 oz., July 10. The Anaheim Bulletin If It's News You'll See It In THE BOSS OF BROKEN SPUR By—Nick Sumner CAPTER TWENTY-TWO I hadn't known it was posit to hate a man as he hated fallory. Shooting was a quick, death. A merciful death. wasn't payment enough for and Molly. Rob would die, but before ne'd known what it was wiser. There was only one way in like that could suffer— given his pride, pride in power and on possession. Broken — that arrogant one-man om sprawled across the counke a blight on the hopes of men—Broken Spur was Mallory. Well, then, smash both. He'd have to get the nesters together behind him shouldn't be too hard. They I’d rather not run into anybody I used to know. It's a long story —" Looking into his friend’s lean, humorous face, Kerry suddenly felt it would be a relief to spill it all out. There wouldn't be any condemnation in Rusty, and may-be telling him would relieve some of the unrest and confusion of mind that had been building up in him as he drew closer to Broken Spur. Before he could go on, a cowboy with a glass in his hand was standing by their table. "S'cuse me, friend, ain't I seen you somewhere before?" Kerry recognized him as a man who’d worked briefly for Slash T a couple of years before. "Could be." Mrs. Mary Barkley, Fullerton Miss Monica Schlegel, Fullerton Miss Carol Schlegel, Fullerton Jackle Scaggs, La Habra Arthur Langevin, Fullerton Jackie Scaggs, La Habra Arthur Langevin, Fullerton Mrs. Carl Phillips, La Habra Mrs. Helen Burchett, La Habra Mrs. Helen Burchett, La Habra Mrs. Stanley Comstock, Fullerton Mrs. Dale Ball, Fullerton Mrs. Olen Neal, Placentia Albert Walery, Fullerton Births Fullerton Cottage Hospital Mr. and Mrs. Edward Mills, 9932 W. Ash, Fullerton, son, 8 lbs., 6 oz., July 8. Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Howlett, 2119 W. Cherry, Fullerton, son, 7 lbs., 1½ oz., July 9. Mr. and Mrs. Larry Richards, 11621 Roberts Lane, Garden Grove, son, 5 lbs., 14 oz., July 9. Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Huekstep, 141 N. Virginia, La Habra, son, 7 lbs., 10½ oz., Jul y9. Mr. and Mrs. Donald C. Koehler, 905 N. Raymond, Fullerton, daughter, 7 lbs., 10 oz., July 10. The Anaheim Bulletin If It's News You’ll See It In THE BOSS OF BROKEN SPUR Copyright: 1854 by Nick Sumner. Distributed by King Features Syndicate. LAST Time Today "The Prodigal" Also "Mad At the World" OPENES MONDAY, JULY 18 AT 10 A.M. GLORIOUS COLOR MAUREEN O'HALA ANTHONY QUINN Also From The Great JANE JERSEY RUSSELL • CHANNEL The story of an Impatient Love! FOXFIR Technicolor DAN DURYEA Cartoon and Late New Hey Kids and Grownup Fox Anaheim Theater ing its fourth in its gr ries of special kids’ mu every Wed. Doors ope This Wednesday is An Exciting Jungle Feature "Tarzan’s Triumph and "Golden Stallion" WEST COAST S.A. Last Time Today "The Prodigal" Also "Mad At the World" OPENS MONDAY, JULY 18 AT 10 A.M. wasn't payment enough for Molly. Rob would die, but before he'd known what it was, he felt. There was only one way in that could suffer—with his pride, pride in power on possession. Broken—that arrogant one-man from sprawled across the countryside took a blight on the hopes of men—Broken Spur was Mallory. Well, then, smash both. He'd have to get the nesters together behind him and shouldn't be too hard. They rated Mallory. It seemed to that there could be no more for him as long as he and Mallory walked the same know, Kerry, I hate to be the one bring up unpleasant subtext but it's time we was thinkin' mindin' ourselves a couple o' Kerry nodded. They were sitting table in a saloon in a town hundred miles from Sunnyland and the act of paying for drinks had called their attention to the state of their pockets. They'd been drifting out of the room for a month now, and it seemed fun; you couldn't ask for company to ride the trail than Rusty. Too bad, Rusty sighed philosophically. "Seems like this world's so organized against folks like an me just enjoyin' theirs." Should we start makin' inns about whether any o' the hers round aere got a need for first-rate cow-hands?" Kerry counted the small stack of before him. "How much you left?" One dollars an' some chicken-love got about twelve. That'll us a little while, if we'reoul—and don't get in any poker us. Fact is, I'd just as soonocate in this neighborhood." Not meanin' to pry into your less Kerry, but you don't hapo-be wanted around here, do by the law, you mean?" Kerry used. "No, I'm not wanted—not used by anybody. I reckon. It's-I used to live near here, and all out. There wouldn't be any condemnation in Rusty, and maybe telling him would relieve some of the unrest and confusion of mind that had been building up in him as he drew closer to Broken Spur. Before he could go on, a cowboy with a glass in his hand was standing by their table. "S'cuse me, friend, ain't I seen you somewhere before?" Kerry recognized him as a man who'd worked briefly for Slash T a couple of years before. "Could be." "Nice t'se你 'gain." It had clearly not been his first drink. He was in the mellow, friendly stage. "Mind 'f I sit down? Thanks. I sure hate t'drink alone." He raised a hand toward the barbender. "Coupla drinks for my friends!" and promptly launched into a long, rambling and profanely cheerful account of a trip to Mexico. Kerry's attention had drifted away, when it was jerked back by the sound of the name "Slash T." "Used t'work there," the stranger was saying, "an' I figured t'reid by there an' see if I could get my old job back. But when I see the way things was buildin' up found here, I says, not for me. I can take my share o' trouble if it comes along, but I ain't hankerin' t'set right down in the middle of a hornet's nest, an' that country sure feels like a mighty good imitation o' one, ever since Rob Mallory shot that nester." "Kerry's movement sent his glass spinning off the table; he never noticed it. What nester? What you talkin' about?" "Well," the cowboy smiled apologetically, "some folks says he shot him. Course, some says different. Me, I'm not sayin'—I was just ridin' through, y'un understand?" Kerry's hands gripped the table-edge. "Will you tell me what this is all about?" "Why, sure." It took time to extract the story from the man's ramblings, but finally it was clear enough. "Rob never did it," Kerry said flatly. "I ain't sayin' he did, friend—" "He's been called a lot of things—but his worst enemy never called "Sort of,' Kerry agreed slowly. He pushed back from the table. "I'm going back to the hotel, Rusty." Rusty made a half-move out of his chair, then dropped back, saying softly, "Sure Kerry. I'll be along later." When Rusty entered the dingy hotel room, a couple of hours after, the air was blue and stale with the smoke of cigarettes, and Kerry was sitting on the edge of the bed, with the drawn look of a man who has been through a long, tough fight—and perhaps he had—but with a look of peace in his blue eyes that hadn't been there in a long time. "Rusty," he began without preliminaries, "you've been a swell partner, but I guess this is where the trail splits." "How come, Kerry?" "I'm going back to Broken Spur." "Well, sure, if your friend's in trouble. Don't you reckon he could use an extra hand?" "You don't understand, Rusty. I know the set-up there. This Tim Larrabee's a crazy nothead, and he'll have all the other nesters on the prod—I've got to go back," Kerry added wearily. "Rob raised me from a pup. He took me in when I didn't have any place to go—there's some things you just can't ride away from. But it's not your fight. There's no reason why you should buy into our troubles—" Rusty shrugged. "You know me an' trouble, Kerry. All these years I been tryin' to stay away from it, it never got me nowhere. It mostly ain't my light," he concluded resignedly. "But I generally wind up in the middle of it, anyway. Might be kind of an interestin' change to start cut in the middle." Kerry turned away and busied himself with stuffing a few belongings into his warbag. He didn't trust himself to speak just then—and he didn't want Rusty to see his eyes. There was a wetness in them that didn't belong in the eyes of a man who'd just that day come of age. (To Be Continued) BACKS CAMPBELL KAULBARS Mortuary 251 N. 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