anaheim-gazette 1962-04-12

Hollywood Lowdown Charles Bickford, now starring in "Days of Wine and Roses" at Warriors, turns down all offers to work abroad — he wants to keep an eye on his many business enterprises in Hollywood. Laurence Harvey, with dozens of picture offers, will make his next, "Ballad of a Running Man" for his own company. An entire Warner stage has been converted into a desert set where Karl Malden does his big song and dance number with Roz Russell for "Gypsy". Princess Grace will have kissing scenes in "Marnie". Lucille Ball and Bob Hope, used to working together, did their first scene for "Critic's Choice" without even a warmup. Pat Boone's Cooga Mooga Productions bought "The Dancing Mountain" and Pat will star in the film next year in Sun Valley, Idaho. Ann Sheridan, not the former Omph Girl, but a 16-year-old Irish redhead, makes her film debut with Laurence Olivier in "Term of Trial". Burt Lancaster will portray General George S. Patton in a biography of the famed World War II commander for 20th-Fox. David Niven says his Swiss mountain home is so quiet he got jumpy in London's noise when making "Act of Mercy". Sandra Dee and husband Bobby Darin share a dressing room while starring together in U-I's "If A Man Answers". Sex interview scenes in "The Perry Como television show plugging "State Fair" and then flying back to her Palm Springs home in time to watch the show with Phil and the kids. Dan Dailey does such a terrific job in the drunk sequence for Hemingway's Adventures of a Young Man that Jerry Wald already has him tapped for a heavy acting chore in "Celebration". You think college doesn't pay? Stanley Wolpert, an expert on ancient history, was paid $75,000 from Mark Robson for the screen rights to "Nine Hours to Rama" and will realize another $150,000 from the English and French rights. Dick Beymer took his Harvard Lampooning in fine style—pointed out the "Square" heads had linked him with Liz, Debbie and Kim (Taylor, Reynolds and Novak) nice linking. Director George Cukor is supervising EVERY phase of the Marilyn Monroe-Dean Martin starrer, "Something's Got to Give". The screen home on Stage 14 at 20th Century-Fox is an exact duplicate of Cukor's cozy residence. So how will he know when he's home for real? Casting "The Lion" on location in Africa proved a most exciting experience for Producer Sam Engel. Running down a list of natives for the important role of a witch doctor Engle asked if any had previous screen experience. "Yes, sir," said one strapping Swahili. Seems he had on the Perry Como television show plugging "State Fair" and then flying back to her Palm Springs home in time to watch the show with Phil and the kids. Mrs. Edward Strickler has named "Woman of the Year" the Junior Ebell Club of Annie Mrs. Strickler earned the title basis of her participation 12 out of 14 categories of ties sponsored by the club she was awarded a pense paid trip to the CFWior's convention, 'to be held San Francisco in May. NY Times Edit To Speak at F Bosley Crowther, drama movie editor of the New Times, will be featured s of the final program of the lecture series being offered year for the first time by ton Junior College. The topic of Crowther's title be "The Effect of Television Movies and Vice Versa" program will be presented evening, April 29, at 8 p.m. Fullerton Union High School ditorium. Crowther, who has won New York Drama Critics' for the past several years, Burt Lancaster will portray General George S. Patton in a biography of the famed World War II commander for 20th-Fox. David Niven says his Swiss mountain home is so quiet he got jumpy in London's noise when making "Act of Mercy". Sandra Dee and husband Bobby Darin share a dressing room while starring together in U-I's "If A Man Answers". Sex interview scenes in "The Chapman Report" are professionally correct because Warners hired Dr. Herman Harvey of the University of Southern California psychology department to supervise. Barbara Eden is one of the naturally true blonde stars in Hollywood. So, naturally, she donates a blonde wig for her role in "Five Weeks in a Balloon". Tip of the hat to the writer who gave a long, glowing description of Harry Karl (the footware magnae) and Debbie Reynolds' tireless efforts on behalf of Debbie's pet charity (the Thalians) and wound up by NOT saying "That's shoe business". Think you have weight problems? Barbara Luna went all the way from 103 to 106 pounds while filming "Five Weeks in a Balloon". Alice Faye had the fun of flying to New York for a guest spot Casting "The Lion" on location in Africa proved a most exciting experience for Producer Sam Engel. Running down a list of natives for the important role of a witch doctor Engle asked if any had previous screen experience. "Yes, sir," said one strapping Swahili. Seems he had been in a Martin Johnson Travelogue — in 1922. Pancho Magalona, who has won the Philippines equivalent of an Oscar for his acting, plays a soldier in Jeff Chandler's guerrilla unit in "Merrill's Marauders". Joseph Levine, who brought over the "Hercules" pictures, has purchased two more Italian made films for U.S. release—"Divorzio All," starring Marcello Mastroianni of "La Dolce Vita" fame, and "Salvatore Guiliano". Not even the titles of Judy Garland's songs in "Gay Purr-ee" are being revealed so copy cats can't jump in ahead of the tunes in the full length cartoon about cats. Darryl Zanuck has written a special scene for Richard Burton in "The Longest Day" and now has to get the actor away from "Cleopatra" filming in Rome for several days to make the shots. WINNING WRITER Tim Anaheim's Western High prize winning essay on e-ped. His parents, left, are Alamitos. Faculty advisor Ingram's honor marks first statewide honors. Winning Ingram to a trip in May Kennedy and to attend a from the 50 states. BAGGOTT & TROUTMAN Undertaking One-Fifth Less ANAHEIM MORTUARY "Chapel of the Bells" Don Baggott PR 6-1600 Bill Troutman help you buy a new car When it comes to Auto Loans, there's nobody "US". You'll find low rates, fast, expert service, irritating red tape. An important, you can covise desire to help become a byword among United States National customers. When you make a chic cars—new or used—leave you with a convenient Auto Loan. UNITED STATES NATIONAL the friendly, HELPFUL bank Serving 26 Southern California Communities through 26 Convenient, Fu ANAHEIM GAZETTE ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA Thursday, April 12, 1962 Jr. Ebeils Name Woman Of The Year Mrs. Edward Strickler has been named "Woman of the Year" by the Junior Ebell Club of Anaheim. Mrs. Strickler earned the title on the basis of her participation in out of 14 categories of activities sponsored by the club. In recognition of her work for the club, she was awarded an expense paid trip to the CFWC Junior's convention, to be held in San Francisco in May. Y Times Editor To Speak at FJC Bosley Crowther, drama and movie editor of the New York times, will be featured speaker of the final program of the art-structure series being offered this year for the first time by Fuller-on Junior College. The topic of Crowther's talk will be "The Effect of Television On Movies and Vice Versa." The program will be presented Sunday evening, April 29, at 8 p.m. in the fullerton Union High School auditorium. Crowther, who has won the New York Drama Critic's Award for the past several years, is also Children's pets in fancy dress sets the theme for the Disneyland "Kids' Costumed Animal" photo contest now open to all youngsters 6 through 18 years of age, it was announced this week by Disneyland. One hundred winners will receive ticket books to Disneyland and an invitation to appear with their costumed pets in a grand procession down Main Street, U.S.A., in the Magic Kingdom. only one snapshot picture of his or her costumed pet animal. The field of pets is wide open and can be of any kind or size. Dogs, cats, cows, horses, pigs, skunks, snakes, mice — all have an equal chance to win so long as the pet appears in a costume, and no costume causes discomfort for the animal. The back of each snapshot entered must carry the entrant's printed name, age, address and telephone number. Color or black Kuchel ProFight for U. S. Senator Thomas el, Anaheim, this week an all-out fight against by Senate liberals to build of the $400.00 Luis Project, vital link in tem to bring Feather Juice to Southern California. Taking the position as of Congress to reject the State contract for joint and operation would be city," Kuchel said efforts the project by lawsuit or consolation rejection of the act would be "a sad disservice entire state. The comments were ed by introduction: Monroe of a resolution by Senate Morse, Oregon Democrat on the Senate interior committee to disapprove the company effect to require inclusion 160-acre land limitation in any agreement with the United States and providing Federal finance cipation in the project. Kuchel revealed, the Senior committee in Jamestown mally approved the conti-mitted by Interior Suzid at the beginning of rent session, and double jority now would change sition. If Morse tries to have approval resolution taken from the committee in week, Kuchel warned that motion could be put on or debated at length. Even the Senate agree to let Senator withdraw th The topic of Crowther's talk will be "The Effect of Television On Movies and Vice Versa." The program will be presented Sunday evening, April 29, at 8 p.m. in the Fullerton Union High School auditorium. Crowther, who has won the New York Drama Critic's Award for the past several years, is also an author. One of his books, "Hollywood Rajah," is a biography of movie mogul Louis B. Mayer. The other, "Lion's Share," is a chronicle on movie industry. WINNING WRITER Tim Ingram, right, student body president of Anaheim's Western High School, proudly displays his trophy for prize winning essay on employment of the physically handicapped. His parents, left, are Mr. and Mrs. M.H. Ingram of Los Alamitos. Faculty advisor, Don H. Otto is shown center above. Ingram's honor marks first time Orange County entrant has won statewide honors. Winning first place in Sacramento entitled Ingram to a trip in May to Washington, D.C., to meet President Kennedy and to attend a special dinner honoring essay winners from the 50 states. we'll help you buy a or her costumed pet animal. The field of pets is wide open and can be of any kind or size. Dogs, cats, cows, horses, pigs, skunks, snakes, mice — all have an equal chance to win so long as the pet appears in a costume, and no costume causes discomfort for the animal. The back of each snapshot entered must carry the entrant's printed name, age, address and telephone number. Color or black and white snapshot photos are acceptable, but color photos are preferred. No snapshot pictures will be returned. All entries must be postmarked not later than midnight, Monday April 16. Entries should be mailed to "Kids' Costumed Animal Contest," Disneyland, Anaheim. Judging will be based on originality and uniqueness of costume design. The peculiar provision San Luis law which he cited in 1959 specifies that construction can be less either Senate or House committees reject the within 90 days from submission to Congress. No further... help you buy a new car When it comes to Auto Loans, there's nobody like "US". You'll find low interest rates, fast, expert service without irritating red tape. And most important, you can count on the sincere desire to help that's become a byword among United States National Bank customers. When you make a change in cars—new or used—let us help you with a convenient, low-cost Auto Loan. NATIONAL BANK PFUL bank h 26 Convenient, Full-Service Banking Offices year a Balance was sold in During the 12-month period ending February 28 in Balanced Power homes. Here's why Balanced gives you the best of both gas and electricity. Easier, at lower cost. This means that modern water heating and clothes drying. Electricity pr cleaners and other handy appliances. Balanced home design that lets you live better and spend Look for the sign of Balanced Power now being *Figure calculated from new meter connection reports on single Balanced Power dwelling units, for the year ending February 28, 1963 Kuchel Promises All Out Fight for San Luis Dam U. S. Senator Thomas H. Kuchel, Anaheim, this week promised an all-out fight against a move by Senate liberals to block construction of the $400,000,000 San Luis Project, vital link in the system to bring Feather River water to Southern California. Taking the position any action of Congress to reject the Federal-State contract for joint building and operation would be "a nullity," Kuchel said efforts to delay the project by lawsuit or Congressional rejection of the agreement would be "a sad disservice" to the entire state. The comments were occasioned by introduction: Monday night of a resolution by Senator Wayne Morse, Oregon Democrat, calling on the Senate interior committee to disapprove the compact and in effect to require inclusion of a 160-acre land limitation provision in any agreement between the United States and California providing Federal financial participation in the project. Kuchel revealed, the Senate interior committee in January formally approved the contract submitted by Interior Secretary Udall at the beginning of the current session, and doubted a majority now would change their position. If Morse tries to have the disapproval resolution taken away from the committee in event of inaction before the deadline this week, Kuchel warned that such a motion could be put on the table or debated at length. Even should the Senate agree to let the Oregon Senator withdraw the resolu-tive action is needed by Congress except voting of money, he added and an initial fund to start building the dam already has been made available. The San Luis undertaking is contemplated in the state water plan, Kuchel said and the latter was adopted by a majority of the people of California "who recognize the urgency of the water problem." Challenging Morse's assertion his opposition is an attempt to voice objections of "little people" in California, Kuchel remarked, "the people of California elected two senators who see eye to eye on this matter and support the contract and they speak for the people of California." The California senator added the San Luis legislation was "generally sponsored by the California delegation in Congress, both Republicans and Democrats" and accused Morse and two colleagues who co-sponsored the dis-approval resolution. Senators Paul Douglas of Illinois and William Proxmire of Wisconsin, both Democrats, of "undermining the entering of a good faith contract." Top OC Taxpayer Pays Final Taxes The No. 1 taxpayer in Orange County, Southern California Edison Company, presented checks totaling $2,745,726.88 Tuesday as the final installment of local property taxes for 1961-62. Along with the first installment which was paid in December, this payment brings the total of property taxes paid by the investor-owned electric company in this county to $5,491,651.61, according to Edison district manager J. A. Long. The Edison Company's rank as Orange County's biggest single taxpayer now leads the No. 2 payer by nearly a million and a half dollars Long pointed out. Tire Retreading 8 HOUR SERVICE All Work Guaranteed Shipkey-Pearson 420 W. Center St.-Anaheim KE 5-1167 — KE 5-1168 We Give S&H Green Stamps GOODYEAR TIRES DON'T ALKALIZE - TRANQUILIZE! 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