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Jefferson City Post Tribune

Location

Jefferson City, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Jun 11, 1965

Page

8

Singer and Dancer Disagree On TV Career Effects

New York sources profile Bobby Vinton and Joey Heatherton, two young stars debating TV's impact on fame and sales. Heatherton credits Hullabaloo for boosting popularity and negotiating high pay, while Vinton says TV has little effect on his record sales outside promoting albums. He notes success came before TV and that singles often resist movement post appearance. Heatherton projects Broadway and TV work following Hullabaloo.

Kay Gardella New York N. Y Hollywood Bobby Vinton Joey Heatherton Hwlabaloo Sammy Davis Jack the Cat Ira Legin Joe Joey Mr. Lonely Vinton Ed Sullivan Bobby Perry Como Canonsburg Diesesne University Fabian Chubby Checker Brenda Lee George

Sullivan Selects Sid Caesar Skit

Sid Caesar stars in a sketch as a nervous suitor in a 1900s setting on The Ed Sullivan Show at 7 P.M. Sunday on Channel 13. Marty Allen and Steve Rossi perform a comedy routine. Jean Paul Vignon sings. London Lee provides a teen oriented monologue. Tom Jones sings. Dee Dee Sharpe and the Wychwoods appear. Bob Precht produces. Tim Kiley directs. Ray Bloch provides music.

Sid Caesar Allen and Rossi Jean Paul Vignon London Lee Tom Jones Ed Sullivan Channel 13 Caesar Gordon June Connell Abby Lewis Marty Allen Steve Rossi France America Dee Dee Sharpe Wychwoods Bob Precht Tim Kiley Ray Bloch

Television Schedule Highlights and Personal Reflections

A dense listing of KRCG and KOMU channel programs from Saturday to Friday, detailing cartoons, news, game shows, and serials. The text closes with a personal note about dedication to ballet and dancing, noting swimming and long hikes as part of a sports routine.

No Dog's Life For TV Animals In Fall Shows

Chicago Tribune reports a strong animal presence in upcoming TV. Mr Ed returns for fall season while Lassie is renewed by CBS and Flipper will perform. Ed Sullivan's and Wild Kingdom expected to feature chimps and new nature programs. Disney plans wildlife shows and Jim Stewart prepares Passage to Adventure with Africa sequences.

TV Animals Mr. Ed Talking Horse Blue Factory Lassie CBS Flipper Sear Marlin Perkins Wild Kingdom NBC Ohio State University Thomas A. Edison Walt Disney Jim Stewart Africa

Return of ABCs American Sportsman and slate of animal shows

The text notes ABCs American Sportsman series with Robert Stack returning after last year’s Kenya lion hunt. The Capture Series with Arthur Jones is set to resume. It highlights upcoming animal and animated programs including Atom Ant and Secret Squirrel, plus a list of child favorites like Yogi Bear and Top Cat, with mentions of color cartoons and family dog roles.

ABC Robert Stack Kenya Arthur Jones Atom Ant Secret Squirrel Yogi Bear Huckleberry Hound Wally Gator Rocky Garfickd Goose Frazier Thomas King Leonardo Biggie Rat Top Cat Odie Calognie Skunk

Lucy Show to Lose Vivian Vance as Co Star

AP report notes Lucille Ball plans Life Without Vivian focusing on weekly guest stars after Vivian Vance leaves The Lucy Show due to her effort to balance Connecticut life and Hollywood work. Vivian, married to John Dodds, enjoyed game shows and busier schedule, staying mostly in New York and Stamford.

Lucy Show Vivian Vance New York Lucille Ball George Irene Kampen Lady Carmichael Lucy Dick Martin Gate Gordin Larey Nielsen Vivian Ann Sothern Ethel Merman Miss Vance Connecticut Hollywood John Dodds Stamford John

Dracula Prince of Darkness silent Dracula speaks not a word

London AP reports actor Christopher Lee who knows several European languages remains mute in the film Dracula Prince of Darkness. Producer Anthony Welson Keys says the character never speaks, aiming for authenticity and heightened menace through silence.

Dracula London Christopher Lee Anthony Welson Keys

Italy Reshowing Clark Gable Films in Weekly Series

Rome AP reports Italy's state television will reshow 10 Clark Gable movies in a weekly broadcast over 10 weeks starting in July. The lineup spans 1935's China Seas with Jean Harlow to 1960's The Misfits with Marilyn Monroe, part of a series revisiting famous stars.

Rome Haly Clark Gable Gable China Seas Jean Harlow Marilyn Monroe

Gateway Theater to Close After Edinburgh Festival

The Gateway Theater, a landmark owned by the Church of Scotland, will close after this summer's Edinburgh Festival. It will be replaced by the municipally owned Civic Theater, and Gateway company members are to be included in the Civic troupe.

Gateway’ Edinburgh Gateway Theater The Church of Scotland Civic Theater Gateway Company Civic Troupe

Pier Angeli Starts Work in Italian Film

Rome AP says Anna Maria Pierangeli known in America as Pier Angeli begins work on a rare Italian production since returning five years ago. She plays the daughter of a scientist who discovers a potent military formula in Berlin Appointment for Spies directed by Vittorio Sala starring Dana Andrews and Brett Halsley. Filming will occur in Berlin Venice Capri and Damascus.

Rome Anna Maria Pierangeli America Pier Angeli United States Berlin Vittorio Sala Dana Andrews Brett Halsley Venice Capri Damascus

Cactus Flower to Be Autumn Broadway Project

New York AP report says David Merrick and Abe Burrows will co produce and direct the autumn staging of Cactus Flower adapting the Paris hit by Barillet and Gredy with Burrows directing the comedy.

New York David Merrick Broadway Abe Burrows Paris Pierre Barillet Jean Pierre Gredy Burrows

Co star Sammy Jackson boosts Laurie Sibbald to brighter work

Hollywood report says Laurie Sibbald credits co star Sammy Jackson with pushing her to sharper acting during No Time for Sergeants. He ad libbed mid scene to spark her reply, boosting audience reaction and tightening their off stage bond as they announce engagement plans. Laurie, 20, from Glendale, once studied with the Bolshoi Ballet and dreams of Moscow despite political barriers.

Seymour Korman Chicago Tribune Press Service Hollywood Calif Laurie Sibbald Sammy Jackson Laurie Sammy Lawrie Glendale Cal Bolshoi Ballet of Moscow Bolshoi

ABC to Explore Urge to Gamble

A TV documentary titled Everybody's Got a System airs on KOMU-TV at 7 30 p m Friday June 18. ABC's Steve Fleischmann examines the universal gambling impulse from race tracks to raffles and casual bets, noting how people apply bets to daily life and major decisions alike.

CBS Mike Wallace Jack LaLanne NBC News Andy Griffith Mark Cay Fomarsen Guiding Light CBS News Showtime Funny Company General Hospital Mickey Spillane Hazel Cara Williams Gomer Pyle Jack Benny Slattery Jack Faar Komu-Tv ABC Steve Fleischmann

Ferrer Plans Theatrical Workout For Moulin Rouge

Jose Ferrer, now a producer rather than actor, plans a Broadway musical version of Moulin Rouge the Pierre La Mare biography. He has acquired stage rights and will direct with Bronislaw Kaper composing the score, following his 1952 film portrayal of the painter.

New York Jose Ferrer Youlouse-Lautrec Pierre la Mare Ferrer Bronislaw Kaper

Networks plan fall shakeup with 30 axed and 35 new series

More than 30 TV series are canceled as 35 new shows are set to debut in September across all three networks. Several established programs exit while stars like Efrem Zimbalist Jr. and Lloyd Bridges return in new roles. Comedy leads with 38 scheduled shows while eight prime time movies fill late hours.

Chicago Wagon Train Perry Cross Irvin S. Atkins Jack Paar Showtime Don Ameche Efrem Zimbalist Jr FBI Robert Horton Juliet Prowse Mona McCluskey Ann Sothern Lloyd Bridges Hazel NBC CBS My Three Sons ABC Laredo Ed Sullivan Andy Williams Dean Martin Steve Lawrence Dr. Kildare Ben Casey Johnny Carson McHale’s Navy Hogan's Heroes

Sybil and jewel thief plot in Hollywood Talent Scouts update

A continuation notes Sybil falling for a misguided youth in a plot involving a jewel heist with mentor Lionel scolding her as she tries to rectify matters. Hy Averback directs with Jerry Davis and Fritzell Greenbaum as writers. Art Linkletter hosts Hollywood Talent Scouts, a 12 week summer variation replacing The Red Skelton Hour, featuring rising and established stars.

John Ericson Sybil Lionel Wilfrid Hyde-White Hy Averback Jerry Davis Jim Fritzell Everett Greenbaum Art Linkletter Hollywood Red Skelton Linkletter

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