anaheim-gazette 1962-03-22

Televiewers Anonymous By SULIE SHORT "A delightful show," a "tuneful tour," an "excellent parlay of music, dance and travel..." These are some of the critical comments on Dina Shore's first overseas television program, which will be repeated when she presents top talent from Spain and Portugal on "The Dinah Shore Show" in color. If you missed this colorful show on its first showing, Nov. 6, 1960, you will want to be sure to take in the lovely sights, songs and dances filmed during Dinah's summer visits to the always-intriguing Spain and Portugal. (Friday, 9:30 p.m., Ch. 4) The many-talented show biz personality Jerry Lewis will join three Redondo Union High School students on the "Teen Age Trials" panel Saturday. Lewis and the 17-year-old student body officers will discuss the case of a mother and her 15 year old son who has been associating with a friend who at one time was in trouble with the law. Harold R. Muntz, chief deputy probation officer of Los Angeles County, presides over the panel and presents his opinions as to the solution of each problem. (Saturday, 2:30 p.m., Ch. 2) Much (perhaps, too much) has been said on both the pro and con the past few years. Yet very few of the viewers know what actualments are used to create different moods and how the music can change the mood, character or meaning of a scene. (Saturday, 10 p.m., Ch. 7) A psychological examination of the mind of Judas Iscariot offering a totally new and provocative theory as to the apostle's reason for committing suicide, will be dramatically presented on "Directions '62" Sunday. That his betrayal of Christ did not result in the respect and admiration he expected, was according to Claudel, Judas' reason for taking his own life. (Sunday, 3 p.m., Ch. 7) "Teen World International" will present Jose Norman, composer-pianist and columnist for the Havana Post and Times. Now an exile from Cuba, Norman will discuss the changes in the country since Castro took over — and his own personal experiences. (Sunday, 9:30 p.m., Ch. 5) "Happy Bachelors on Love, Women and Sex" will be the provocative discussion on "Open End" Sunday. Joining moderator David Susskind at the round table will be actor Gardner McKay, comedian Mill Kamen, protrait artist Rene Bouche, women's fashions manufacturer Andrew Arkin and Robert Keith Gray, public relations executive and former secretary Fabian continues as show business' busiest men. While co-starring in Allen's "Five Weeks in a Loon" at 20th Century-Fox, take time out to do a Bob spec today for NBC. The 20th Century-Fox hostice has been asked for a sponded with a print of Rob Lippert's "Cabin of Dr. Gari" to be shown at the Film Festival May 7 th. Darryl F. Zanuck, who the negative cost of "The Best Day" at around the $300 mark, will decide on whether to Road Show the extravaganza or send the picture out with special handling movie is based on the run best-seller by Corneilus Ryan tells the American, Frenchish and German positions actions to the World War II sion of Normandie. Jerry Wald gets the first five pictures for 1962 under at Fox in April with start of "Celebration." Others green-lighted at the dio for Wald are "The E Within" from Attorney General Robert Kennedy's book; "Girl"; "A High Wind in Jam and James Joyce's "Ulys Wald also has a sixth proper top secret — which he hopes put before cameras in Y Set for release by Wald the Fox are "Hemingway's Tures of a Young Man" and delightful comedy "Mr. Takes a Vacation". Harold R. Muntz, chief deputy probation officer of Los Angeles County, presides over the panel and presents his opinions as to the solution of each problem. (Saturday, 2:30 p.m., Ch. 2) Much (perhaps, too much) has been said on both the pro and con the past few years. Yet very few of the viewers know what actually takes place "behind the scenes in the TV station. Executive Producer Bill Alcine will conduct a guided tour of the film department and projection rooms of KNXT to better inform viewers on the operation of a television station. Film director Allen Ludlum will be interviewed on the content of the station's film library, including feature films and explain his role in the scheduling of film programs. Members of the film editing department will demonstrate editing, discuss film cataloging and storage and describe the projection equipment. (Saturday, 3 p.m., Ch. 2) Brilliant composer-conductor Elmer Bernstein will trace the development of music for motion pictures and re-create a typical film scoring session in the hour-long program "Elmer Bernstein: Music for Movies" Saturday. Bernstein will show how music was added to silent films by a piano in the theater. Then, conducting the 32 piece ABC orchestra, he will illustrate the technique of writing music for motion pictures with excerpts from many of his scores, including "Walk on the Wild Side," "The Ten Commandments," and "Summer and Smoke." He will show how various instruments were used in the production. "Happy Bachelors on Love, Women and Sex" will be the provocative discussion on "Open End" Sunday. Joining moderator David Susskind at the round table will be actor Gardner McKay, comedian Milk Kamen, protrait artist Rene Bouche, women's fashions manufacturer Andrew Arkin and Robert Keith Gray, public relations executive and former secretary to the Cabinet under President Dwight D. Eisenhower. (Sunday, 10:30 p.m., Ch. 11) How much do you budget for your electrical bill each month? Ten or twenty dollars? Did you ever wonder what it costs a television series for its electricity? On "Window on Main Street," for example, the cost breakdown goes like this: There are 210 lamps hooked up by 8000 feet of cable, and they generate around 900 amps. Each bulb costs from $12 to $75, depending on its size, and its life expectancy is from 30 minutes to 40 hours. It's difficult to estimate what the average electrical bill per day would be during a typical day's shooting on the Robert Young starrer, but it does cost the production compa ny $600 a week for its electrical equipment. In other words, next time your bill comes in, don't complain! Linda Ho on TV Linda Ho, starred with Vincent Price in the Thomas De Quincey classic, "Confessions of an Opium Eater." produced and directed by Albert Zugsmith for Allied Artists, has been set to appear on the Walter O'Keefe Show to be broadcast at 1:30 p.m., next Tuesday (20) by radio station KHJ, Los Angeles. Ann-margret won't have time first over breaking her entitlement to Beverly Hills bus man Burt Sugarman. She's rently on a three-week n wide personal appearance to connection with her first star picture, "State Fair", and her return to Hollywood has selected by Walter Winchester Queen of the 10th Annual Tour of Champions of the mon Runyan Cancer Fund and Vegas' Desert Inn. Tournament dates are Monday through six. Still more honors heaped on "The Hustler". Sidney Cain and Robert Rossen (who also directed) won the writing award the best dramatic script from Writers Guild of America, or the most coveted writing award in the industry. The picture for nine Oscars including written direction and an unprecedent four acting awards (Paul Mani, Piper Laurie, Jackie Gleason and George C. Scott). When Henry Koster directs Jimmy Stewart in "Mr. H takes a Vacation", the two off so well together that a teaming is entirely possible mentioned vehicle is the deafful Broadway play "Take Me She's Mine", by the husband writing team of Henry and Beephron. 20th Century where "Hobba" was filmed, rights to the play. Stuart Whitman is making terminated bid for the Oscar his terrific performance in Mark" which has been held... Go Santa Fe to San Diego Now Only $4.40 round trip PLUS TAX GOOD MONDAYS THROUGH THURSDAYS Now—you can save 30% of the regular fare on Los Angeles-San Diego round trips that are made between Monday and Thursday. Tickets sold on Mondays and Tuesdays are good for 2 days in addition to the date of sale. Tickets sold Wednesdays and Thursdays must be used not later than midnight Thursday of the same week. Santa Fe operates 5 streamliners each way on fast, convenient schedules. 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Zanuck, who listed the negative cost of "The Long Day" at around the $18,000,000 mark, will decide on May 1 whether to Road Show the D-Day travaganza or send the picture with special handling. The movie is based on the runaway steller by Cornelius Ryan and is the American, French, Brit and German positions and reactions to the World War II invasion of Normandie. Jerry Wald gets the first of his pictures for 1962 under way Fox in April with start date "Celebration." Others green-lighted at the studio for Wald are "The Enemy Within" from Attorney General Robert Kennedy's book; "Loat Eril"; "A High Wind in Jamica"; and James Joyce's "Ulysses." Wald also has a sixth property—secret — which he hopes to display at the National convention. An unprecedented fourth week at 17 New York art houses in addition to racking up long run marks in Los Angeles, Philadelphia and Chicago. Jose Ferrer, actor turned director turned actor, has "State Fair" ready to open for his directional bows and is just as busy pursuing his acting career. He just completed Mark Robson's Robson's "Nine Hours to Rama" and skipped over to Seville, Spain, to play the role of the sadistic Turkish Bey in "Lawrence of Arabia". Another "Rama" star, Horst Buchholz, also in the news. The German actor takes a leave of absence from films to appear on Broadway in "Andorra", a play which has received great acclaim in Munich and Frankfurt runs. Peter Lorre, playing a scene for "Five Weeks in a Balloon" with a chimp named Chester, allowed as how he enjoyed working with the simian but "if he steals one scene from me, I'll break all four arms." Look for Paul Newman to be the next actor-turned-director. The Oscar nominee ("The Hustler") told UCLA Theatre Arts students of his directorial aims during a speech at th University. Duke Rodney will make his second Santa Anita start of the season Saturday, when he clashes with a small but potent field in the $20,000 Spring Maturity Trot. The Spring Maturity, a mile event for four-year-old trotters, highlights the second week of action during the current-20-day Western Harness Racing Assn. spring season. The Duke, who was the second leading money-winner in the nation last year in the three-year-old trotting division, with earnings of $116,614, looms a heavy favorite in the Maturity, which also is expected to bring out Pigeon Hanover, Nite Shirt and Helen Frost among others. In two years of racing, Duke Rodney has captured 15 out of 42 starts to accumulate $161.710. In 1961, the son of Rodney captured two-thirds of the Triple Crown of trotting by taking the Yonkers and Kentucky Futurities. He failed to make it a clean sweep by losing the Habletonian to Harlan Dean. Order your legal notices published in The Daily News. Poster Winner To Get Awards Winners of the annual Walton League poster contest be presented cash awards honored guests tonight at luck dinner at 6:30 at the Center. Winners are Bonnie Burns Linda Moore of Clarra School, Shain Feeney of Marshall School, Darin Chuck Ridgley and Jamie of Palm Lane School. Minless and Jeff Crogan of Clapton School and Kristine Coulson of Lincoln School. First place winner Bonnie Burns' poster will go on State contest to be judged All winning posters will be displayed at the Nation convention. Tire Retreadi 8 HOUR SERVICE All Work Guarantee Shipkey-Pears 420 W. Center St.—Anahale KE 5-1167 — KE 5-1167 We Give S&H Green Sts GOODYEAR TIRES OSCAR MAYER ALL MEAT WIENERS 49 c lb. WILSON'S FULLY C OSCAR MAYER ALL MEAT WIENERS 49¢ lb. RED LABEL SLICED SWISS CHEESE 5-oz. Pck 29¢ WILSON'S FULLY CO HA 45 Full Shank Hal RED BAND SLIC BACON 3 SWIFT'S JEWEL OIL 39¢ 24-oz. Bottle Bottle AMERICAN BEAUTY NOODLES 13¢ Asst. 8-oz. Pkgs. Save 10¢ 28-oz. Pkg. 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Los Angeles St., Anaheim Prices Effective THURSDAY thru SUNDAY WE GIVE Poster Winners To Get Awards Winners of the annual Izaak Walton League poster contest will be presented cash awards and be honored guests tonight at a pot-cuck dinner at 6:30 at the Youth Center. Winners are Bonnie Burrie and Linda Moore of Clara Barton School, Shain Feeney of John Marshall School, Darin Keely, Chuck Ridgley and Jamie Grimes of Palm Lane School, Mike Bayess and Jeff Crogan of Clara Barron School and Kristine Corrigan of Lincoln School. First place winner Bonnie Burrie's poster will go on to the State contest to be judged in May. All winning posters will be taken to Oregon in June to be put on display at the National Convention. Tire Retreading 8 HOUR SERVICE All Work Guaranteed Shipkey-Pearson 429 W. 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