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JUL lens PRESS CUPPING BUREAU Established 1888 LOS ANCBBLSS San Francisco Portland - Seattle Venice, Calif. Vanguard {Cir. 3.971) n$v7 w?½ Monday, November 10, 1952 TeeVe^RodioLogic I \m?·'~M~i Tom E. Danson HOLEYWOOD - I wandered! into NBC's Studio C the aotherj afternoon and was* surpr^l^^ld" ^^good friend M a c D o n* aid Carey busy rehearsing his new radio show ?╟÷"Jason, and the Golden Fleece." After a brief reminiscing about our poker playing days in the South Pacifta while in the Marine Corps, Bougainville, to be exact), Mac said "This is my first actual r&epo series in almost 10' 'years, whicri rather surprises me when I stop to think that J aQtUalJy began my acting career via the Chicago and Manhattan soap opera circuit." In talking further with Carey, I learned that since his return to the States and discharge from the Marine Corps, he haj concentrated oh theatep &nd movie work, but feels that his pew role as Jason ?╟÷ a philosophical adventurer and ??wiser of a 60-foot cabin cruiser, Jiving in the French Quarter of N?║w Orleans- is good meat for any actor. Back again for a few more moments ofremiBlseinn, with thoughts going to JfeiL~-|kfenree an Australian major, and other? in our semi - weekly poker "school." Mae made his first Broadway appearance with Gertrude Lawrence in "Lady in the Bark," but decided upon Hollywood after a contract had been offered him by Paramount. Here he made a num-^ ber of pictures, including "Dj?. Broadway" and "Take a Letter, Darling." Many more top hits followed. In addition to his pew radio series on NBC and movie work, Carey also plans to satisfy- his curiosity about television. In his Initial debut, he'll co-star with Joap Caulfield on NBC-TV's "Hoi^ lywood Opening Night" on Nov. 17, and knowing the guy like I do, he'll coma throufh with a "full house!!" DADDY'S LITTLE QW,U * . . Jody, the 5-year-old daughter of Bill Williams (TV's Kit Carson to you), is her daddy's most devoted fan. Recently, while alone In the family living room, she sat watching "The Adventures of Kit Carson" and saw BUI bound and gagged by a gang of outlaws who were getting ready to push him over a cliff. It was more than Jody could take. She jumped up, grabbed a toy pistol and began hammering the screen wildly. By the time Bill reached Jody, she had killed the picture and severely woundec the picture tube!! DOWN TV-RADlf BOW^- . . Charlie Morrison||^|??,west |$f8d," Joanne Gilbert, who^^^rtedWore talk in Hollywood tn^fphe election results, has been Coffered a spot at the new ?║andf Hotel in Las Vegas, by its operator, Jack Entratta, also owner of New York's famous Copaeabana Here's orie little gal well on her Way, thanks again to Morrison and her Mocambo debut JUL en 1 5 'V PRESS CLIPPING BUREAU Established 1888 LOS ANGELES San Francisco Portland - Seattle Long Beach, Cal. Press Telegram (Cir. 81,041) NOV WM Coast?╜ .. :; j .*. 1 By HY QA A Baltimore strip-teaser call! she hears what the original Edit^ about.this, JUL una. ?√ß c ui ii ?· r ^cuige A^essi/AinCBlth-ly ehjoyhf bch,at,ter'1 formerly with MCA, checks pany; he's Maureen GJHara's^pi H only the people whq^iiSmJ Mayflower pa$ to see |P&-M's "J all box olfic%freoord^ ;Mjji Dean Maim aj?a* Jerry Lew Entratter pick ,1$e dolls for th) mid-December premiere. At Manny Wolf's a returnee; Khan i np^|jm#o^anijex-New guard. $P ~"\' If you listen Carefully you caj wfth the singers in This^w "La ' GREER CARSON, now in Dallas visiting hubby E. E. Fogelson, returns here later this week before leaving for Chicago where she will be an honor guest and speaker at the National Allied theatre owners convention next week . . . The Louis Shurr agency has inked young singer-dancer Terry Ray following her hit in "The Bird Cage" at the Ben Bard Playhouse . . . Robert Stack will plug Arch Oboler's "Bwana Devil" in a Lynn Castile interview over KHJ today and on George Sanders' program tomorrow morning, with a half- dozen other p.a.'s to follow . . . Choreographer Robert Alton takes time off from "Call Me Madam''^iSstage a number with Audrey Dalton and Robert Wagner at 20th-Fox . . . Charlie Alpert, personal manager for the Bell Sisters, has signed April Stevens RKO messenger John Valiant made his film bow last week as a waiter in Allied Artists' "Roar of the Crowd" ... Lou Irwin agency has signed Irene Ryan for nitery and TV representation ?╟≤ ?╟≤ ?╟≤ It s a girl for the Alan Youngs. ?╟≤ JEANETTE MacDONALD arrives today for her recital tomorrow night at Philharmonic Auditorium . . . Before g??'"g to Texas next Sunday for a Movietime" tour with Keenan Wynn Vera-Ellen, Wayne Morris and others Alix Talton, will be a guest at Allied Artists 'Flat Top" premiere tomorrow in San Diego ... The Southern Calif Advertising Agencies Assn. dinner meeting Nov. 17 at Carolina Pines will have Joe Allen of McGraw-Hill as main speaker. Paul Jordan will discuss agency tax procedure and there will be a screening of "Research Looks at Advertising" . . . Publicist Aleon Bennett is back from New York . . . Jerry Roth- man is holding over violinist Duna Berczi for two more weeks at his Gypsy Camp restaurant . . . George into Ciro s today to head up Herman Hover s radio and TV department . Fritz Feld and spouse Virginia Christine celebrate their 12th wedding anniversary today . . . Francis L. Sullivan planed to Mexico on Saturday to report to director Mua-Eacrow for his ro'f inthe WayfT^FdbwT^duction, Plun??e^^4h?╜-#Qwi4^^nA Roca- mor^Sfency closed the deaP>*. ?╟≤ -#D,TH P|ACF will" 'follow Danriy wires Dave Apollon, ?╜$OTWftBMfci F??mas 'n th.e-S?╟?ands HpteLUs Yegasl ?√ß farting Jan. <titi?·iSaB%<<S?·eftgfe Deal fvas set through the Lew'Cr Leslie Grad# f?║ency ?╟≤ ?╟≤ ?╟≤ Maya_Aaihaf5^come# rfa^aUteatTWmd Connie Towers, sjiifg- story. Procuring camera-eye-witnes figures did or did not occupy i easy by the Standard Flashliglj tween these two old firms, virtu a local ballroom is photographed gant affairs, principally those u| personality as bait to raise fundi ?╟÷?╟≤cause, are frequently support I ^unsavory characters, unlike the] i| man, leap at the opportunity a cheap price to pay to brush unsuspecting, law-abiding citizef The same held true during financed Brq&dway shows and I mien of ?╟≤integrity had the surp| enterprises. Maybe one way to avoid si future would be for dinner eoi instead of business cards! ing\comedienne, have been i Jack^y-son for his forthcoprff?g p a 's which opfcwSwtn Jbem^eaglnb Theatre, Toronto, on Nov. 20, followed by dates in Montreal and Cleveland . Billy Gray, Patti Moore and Ben Lessy will return to Billy Gray's Band Box next Monday. The Cheerleaders have also been inked by Sammy Lewis to open the same night. The comedy show has been on a nitery tour through the East cJilli ens PRESS CLIPPING BUREAU Established 1888 SAN FRANCISCO Los Angeles Portland - Seattle Oakland, Calif. Tribune (Cir. D. 191,597 - S. 199,496) I p , ?╟÷ ..jf^^i^^..- EARL^jURI^CO/kST Tp COAST ji -I Dgani of George|f ucker Recalls Gallant Record By HY GARDNER NEW YORK, No v. 24.?╟÷Back in : mid 1941 the war clouds seemed to be gathering for a showdown, Jack rempsey, George Tucker (then Br^dway columnist for the Associated Press), songwriter Johnny Green, Jay Sims (then -announcing the Drew Pearson show), and myself joined Gen. ?╟≤ ^William Ottmann's staff on the State Guard. After Pearl Harbor Dempsey transferred to the Coast Guard, Sims went for the winged patch, my commission was activated in the Army and Tucker, a family man beyond the breath of the draft, knocked - on- every in Valhalla. The obituary con- tained a terse reference to George's son, Daniel. It said he was now a private in the Air F6rce. I'll bet George was awfully proud a Tucker finally made it. ."V^'fil jBen Hecht's autobiography has I been delivered,to his publisher. . j . Pioneer transatlantic flier Biert Acosta in a Denver sanitarium. .. .New York cabbies, habitually riding the clock to make up for the tips they lost when the rate rise went into ef-j feet, may strike before Christ-j mas. . . . When the headwaiterj door to become an Intelligence aj Danny's Hideawa^made the officer in the Air Force . iy 27* mistake of addressing Tennessee! ,4y^n Far^ol, sthen a colon^|tMif|fems as "Tennessee Ernie, Mitchell Field,;, will recai;:..,th<aflike.author smiled and said, "Fol George was turned down because | get it?╟÷he makes more monl . ofshigh blood pressure. "It isn't!than I do!r my physical condition," the col-j L&dy Agtor hopeg to feel ^ -iimnist roared at the medics I m; e h to visit the states sho:* just boiling over at the Japs! ... j ; Conductor Leonard ~ failing to enhst through ordm-1 stdn teaching at Brandeis tl ary channels,Tucker tried Jfe\fo&& . . Sugar Ray Robing| reach Co Elliott Roosevelt, for ,hag joined the AFM Local g^Tfe whom hed written radio scripts jcase he decided to add a dnl. But Roosevelt couldn t be found j rQlitine to his French Ggsino tul;. -he was somewhere overseas.| Both Ike and Harry will attexis Eventually the AP offeredj the next Gridiron Dinner of til George an opportunity to become w - ton correspondents. . 0! a war correspondent and he! ^mmy PhippS) American-born jumped at the chance and Eton-educated kin of the HURT IN CRASH JAstors, has written 45 plays for Assigned to the British Eighth jtevee and just completed his fifth Army in* North Africa, corre-1 full-hour original. It makes Ezio spondent'Tucker w^iafek^tffin Pmza'an'ltaMa^ race driver in- on a routine^J??fesion when an-! ste&&r&*tt?║avev jbs a change. . other j^aSe^^oding blind,! r^llywo64 agelffl^&ou Irwin cras^^^mto^^wwody was in-ij flew to Vegas in anNpfiort to ius^nbtjfefecker and he was sol book the Thre% Stooges'|nto the ^^I^ghJ^Fto learn that the pas- new Sands Holp1 - "Thpv've got ; spn^ir in the other plane was brand-new maferial and are a h^fang-lost friend, Elliott Roose- v^^rttktjtie passed off the hurt] I i I" ^?╤Slnft3t4if Passea 0I1 xne mirraitixz ^jpocn^s*-ii:w*n .eninuseu. I II a.s^s^ere'^'heada.che.-- Seyeral|"How cacn^^^alk like that when weeks later^>-i^B^vei';::KBwvJHe, ?╟?Tucker was flown/Stateside and ^P?╜*4elicate operation was per- form^'B???4y<grJ^a^_Ass^^??ss the bandages we^e^removed th^ gallant reporter who never quitl made the Air Force, resumed ac* five duty in the thick of things,' was wounded again on the Anzio Beachhead, then closed his foreign affairs covering the Nurem- burg trials. . .^P We haven't seen much of George Tucker in recent years. He never quite recovered from the North African ?╟≤.crash and stuck pretty close to his family and fireside across the Hudson. And we'll never see our friend again, for the papers report that he's taken.on a new assignment, hundred timJgJfenpifr than the Ritz ;B^efcH'ei$J '"fbwffi .enthused, also hjmdfe the Ritz Brothers?" manager Jack' Entratter W^**red. "Oh," Irwin shrugged, pTaon't have any problems selling the Ritzes!" . . ,. Cop3}>ffKr??*^2, for The Tribune JUL ens PRESS CLIPPING BUREAU Established 1888 LOS ANGELES San Francisco Portland - Seattle Los Angeles, Calif. Examiner {Cir. 349,320) DEC $fl19S. TMi<^Al?· WATCH?╟÷Governor W^ren disgfbseii problepis fac- \mg the ne\y?╜gi|latW^*MECA at 6:45 p. m. . . . The heal waiter at the beautiful new Sa?╜d*-Hotel, Las \egas/Js none other than Joaquin f^oJS^^jQni popular jwlth L/^n??!PHHHroe^^a.s he^d IgTeeter ^t Mocambo. . . . And [speaking of Vegas^ Tennessee BErnie, fresh from the Thunder- ibird there, is now bacft on Home-! ?√ßtown Jamboree, KLAC-TV (13) ht 7:30 tonight. . . . On "How JDoes It Work," KTTV (11) at Jt:30 today, a bunch of Inglewood SHigh School students will demonstrate Faraday's law of elec- p*o-magnetic induction, and it's [announced they will use the law fin creating their own flying saucers." This would seem to suggest a simple way of over- j coming the troublesome flying saucer problem?╟÷just close down Ihflewood High School. Page Five ANN SHERIDAN who just fished' I w-th Dona dmO'??r Timberline," guests w.rn uonald O Connor on NBC TV MS Regiscope animation process ?· Bardo and his nrlr ^,;ii '?√ß ' ! B|" dance stud^'33 N^u'g Char'SSe