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O'Brien's Accent PhonyTeacher Should Be Hung By Earsmaybe a remake of The Cow-IIY DICK KLKINER Hollywood Correspondent HOLLYWOOD — I would track down the ne’er-do-well who taught Edmond O’B r i e n that phony southern accent he uses in The Long Hot Summer and Jiang him by his corn pone. Or nvaybe even his grits.1 would lift Diana Ross out of The Supremos and make her the new Lena Horne. She’s tremendously talented.I'd find out who designs (or selects) I he gowns The Supremos wear, and lei that person costume my next picture. Whoever he (or she) is, his (or her) uisle is tremendous.I’d take Carolyn Jones in hand and say, you’re n pretty do you appear in public — likeon the Emmy show — with such weird outfits and hairdo?” That should straighten he cut.I’d do o movie about a fight al sea and call il Ketcli-as-KetchCnn I’d keep my eye on Linda Evans, the beautiful young thing on Big Valley. She’s a comer.I would tell Ann - Margrcl to stick lo comedies and musicals, [n heavy drama, she’s over her prclty little head.I’d do a movie about a floating restaurant and call it From Sloop to Nuts.”I’d find some property --hoy and the Ludy — lo team Steve McQueen and Elizabeth Taylor. Then I’d sit back and wait for the dough lo roll in. 2rd do a movie about atol'Icorsouthern yachtsman and call it, “What’s New, Y’awi?thaDear h e a r t, girl, but whyTalk lo most actors and they'll tell you ihal there's nothing like a series to make you well known — even a flop series will establish them as names with the public and Ihe producers.Exception lo the rule: Dave Kelchum. He bad a funny season un I'm Dickens . . . He’s Fens I or.Thai did absolutely nothing for me,'* Dave says. ”1 got no jobs from il and not much in the. way ol public recognition.■Nevertheless and be that as it may and notwithstanding, he’s now doing Comp Hnnamuck.I hope this one will do more for me ” lie says. “If it doesn’t? Well, then the next one will. Or Ihe one after that.”not oui div I ov« on vis uptasIinitothlCorism-pascR-mfotiiwlin[AOvertisrmrnl)irinlks Piles thout Surgery Relieves PainhfatFor Martha Seoll, her just* starling lour with The Subject Was Roses” is dramatic free dom.'Tm playing a heavy in most of it,” she says. And 1 never get a chance to play that kind of role. Most producers see me as the sweet, dull thing.And then she laughed.“Actually, you know,” she said, “f could really play a bad woman very well. The worst women L’ve met in real life have always looked very sweet. 'Hie real nasty ones arc always pretty and sweet-looking.Odd about “The Subject Was Roses” — they're louring (las Angeles. Ran Francisco, Denver, Omaha, Dcs Moines and Kan-dlt;pfYidbo thorough that sufferers made astonishing ststeir.cnts liko “Pile* havo consort to be a probloml”'The secret ij a new healing euh-Btsitoe (131 o-Dyno^)—discovery of wiimuci, -.....a world-famous research institute. sas Q\\y are the fil'St Stops of a l*hi3 Bubstnnce is now availnblf . fm.r\ with I hoIn luppotitory or ointment form under the name Preparation M9, At all diug counter*.nine -'month four) with the Broadway cast. And, on Broadway. there is a new company,
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Eureka Humboldt Standard
Eureka, California, US
Mon, Oct 04, 1965
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