20 THE TOMANCE HERALD JANUARY 54, 19*3 Sensational o .. TV CANDIDS by selection, Terrence O'F/a/ierty quality and There are several strong arguments In favor of the television : It is a kind of American morality play where right trimuphs and the Good Guy wins out over the Bad Guy; and. in the best of them there is an K'Hll'i epic frontier spirit that is part of The Western Dream, savings as most Americans like to dream it. 1 STAMPS ! If you add to those ingredients, some humor and some heart, a good script and convincing actors you 7 MAGIC SALE DAYS THURS. THRU WED., JAN. 24 THRU 30 have a solid piece of entertainment. Unfortunately, there ain't many of these left around, pardner. Today's versions are becoming orer-complicated, and subverted. The morality is mixed up if it exists at all and the result is a sort of second rate Tennessee Williams lorded orcr trith psychiatry, psychology and MEATLESS VARIE paper-back Sigmtind Freud. Such a western is the new FROZEN ASSORTED FOR BRIGHT WASHES oater titled "The Dafcotns" which replaces "Cheyenne" on ABC Monday nights CAMPIBEI The bn?ic plot of the opener wasn't complicated, BANQUET but the characterizations left it as over-decorated as a piece of Lonis XVI furniture and just about as fragile, SOUP (and while I'm in the furniture department, it might b« DINNERS observed that the original and best Westerns were (incl. 10V2-OZ. solid, uncomplicated and strong French Provincial.) reg. Writer-adapter Cy Chermack dropped this line lOcoff) cams parly in the opening episode: "It isn't always easy to pkg. fix the blame...." 39 57 8 * * -ft When you hear that kind of talk it's certain that you're in for a Western where the sadists are made to look strong and where the honest folks in the first act are revealed as weaklings before the final commercial. The sullen, wall-eyed who had become CREAMY ASSORTED COLORS MA PERKINS a Federal deputy was freed of killing three men two in self defense after tricking them into an attacks, and APPLE one in cold blood all three killings accomplished be­ LAURA SCUDDER KLEENEX hind the deputy's badge. While the dust raised by the final showdown was clouding the moral issues, the dep­ MAYONNAISE FACIAL TISSUE SAUCE uty's father a prune-faced preacher broke into a toothy smile of affection in a fade-out that left me (incl. toll groaning in my own living room. 24-oz. 400 sheet no. 303 I glanced at the ABC program notes and discovered jar pkg. 2coff) I; that th* three U. S. marshalls in the opening episodes 39 19 2 ore to be joined by a fourth as the permanent members o/ the cast. Then I saw the Warner Brothers seal of approval flashed on the screen and realized that a new WhoU K.rn.l or GetMwi Cn mixed-tip morality play had been launched rn the guise GOLDEN CREAAE I PINK, YELLOW, WHITE of trinning the West at the youngsters' hour of 7.30 HEARTY & RICH 1 Bits o' McM p.m., coast-to-coast. Chole* of R«guUr. (Quick 01 Everyone was credited at the end but the produc­ VAN CAMP I CREAM PAC 1 SCOTT «»f \ er's phychlatrist. Cream Purt bltnd honey is >l»tt«re I And what happened to "Cheyenne"? The contract & BEANS ICE CREAM TISSUE between Warners and , star of the series PORK 3 Bees -Hti piece of beefcake, finally dis­ and television's largest half Raltton'i nutritional! ly baUn solved and he is said to have headed for the hills. I'm surprised the series didn't continue anyway. After all, gallon Purina any program that could survive both Walker and his one-time replacement, Ty Hardin, should be durable enough to continue starring the first person over six feet who walks into the studio commissary tomorrow ECONOMICAL SUMMER ISLE HALVES morning. CLOROX BLEACH Smuckers Jellies SLICED PINEAPPLE Girl Scouts Entertain 5 ?~ $1 Banquet Fathers with ORE-IDA FROZEN STOKELY The second annual Father-1 Senior scouts assisted in serv­ CUT GREEN BEANS Daughter banquet of central ing the roast beef dinner. POTATO PATTIES Fruit Pies Tonrance ntighborhood Girl Members of the planning Scouts was held Jan. 17, 6:30 p.m. at South High School committee Included M m e a. Cafeteria. 4801 Pacific Coast Harold A. Foley and Sheila Hwy. Doolittle. co-chairmen; William The entertainment for the Kazelakia and Eugene L e n k, evening was furnished by the program; William Roach, pub­ Pan Kttci Novelty Band and licity. the Torrance Twirlers in a Other members of the com­ square dance exhibition. Com­ mittee were Mmes. Paul Shin munity singing by the dads oda, Robert Runyon and Alex GRAND TASTE and daughters was led by C. T. Egger. Wise, program emcee. TENDER & JUICY Door prut-s were donated by DROP TESTS Hay Co of South Bay, Rolling Tbe University of California FRANKS Hills Nursery, Sue's Candy has dropped the requirement Shop, Del Amo Quality Clean­ that all freshmen living In the ers, Foreman & Clark Cloth­ itate take entrance examin­ iers and Del Amo Stationers. ations. LIFE'S LIKE THAT Bv FRED NEHER MILD Sarnefff Vedka Cheddar Cheese full $369 SWEET JUICY quart

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