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STANDARD OIL DIVISION AMERICAN OIL COMPANY Who's Who SHELLEY WINTERS wards she appeared in F. Scott Fitzgerald's Dolores "The Great Gatsby" with Howard Da Only days before beginning rehearsals Silva, who directed her in "Cages." Drei­ for "Days of the Dancing," Miss Winters ser's "A Place in the Sun" also won her an was in Hollywood concluding the final Oscar nomination. "The Diary of Anne work on her latest film for Embassy Pic­ Frank" (for which she won an Oscar), tures, "A House Is Not A Home," the "Lolita," "The Young Savages" and "The movie treatment of Polly Adler's best­ Balcony" are some of the other films in seller. Miss Winters portrays the almost- which she has appeared. She will soon be legendary lady of questionable repute. seen in George Stevens' new multi-million Miss Winters was awarded television's dollar film epic, "The Greatest Story Ever Emmy for Best Performance by an Actress Told," as the Bible's Woman of No Name. for her tender portrayal of a lonely spinster in "Two Is The Number" on the Bob ROBERT WALKER Hope-Chrysler Theatre. A year ago, the Rick unpredictable actress sacrificed film offers For a while, Robert Walker considered to appear off-Broadway in a two-character photography as a career, but writing was double bill called "Cages," with Jack War­ definitely on his mind. With typewriter, den. Her faith in playwright Lewis John Walker settled down to the serious busi­ Carlino was rewarded with excellent re­ ness of playwriting. He soon decided that views and the sale of the movie rights of if he was to write for actors he should one of the plays, "Snowangel," a personal know more about them, their problems and dramatic triumph which she will repeat on acting itself. He enrolled with Lee Stras- the screen. Her first film, "A Double Life," berg, while attending the New School for with Ronald Coleman, won her initial Social Research for creative writing. But Academy Award nomination. Soon after­ the acting bug bit him, which led to a sea-

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Who's Who—Continued Logan has studied drama at the Hedgerow Repertory Company and the Actors Stu­ son of summer stock at Fishkill, N. Y., as dio. His 300 television appearances in­ an apprentice. In addition to the traditional clude "Ben Casey," "Defenders," "Naked sweeping of the stage, he played Sebastian City," "Omnibus," the Pulitzer Prize in "Twelfth Night." When the 1961 sum­ Playhouse, the Ford Theatre and "Edge of mer season ended, Bob pursued the theatre Night." Mr. Ramsey appeared with Don in New York and was cast in the off- Murray in "The Hoodlum Priest." Broadway production of "The Magic Weave." It was during a Palm Beach Play­ house production of "Bells Are Ringing" VINCENT BECK with Celeste Holm that producer-director Pistol George Seaton asked Bob to test for the Vincent Beck is equally at home in a war drama, "The Hook," resulting in his musical or straight play. He appeared on first film role, with Kirk Douglas. He Broadway opposite Judy Holliday in went to Spain last year to co-star with "Bells Are Ringing," as Polyte in "Irma Laurence Harvey in "The Ceremony" and La Douce," was Jack Klugman's stand-by just completed his starring role in "Ensign in "Gypsy" and played Whibbles the Pulver," Warner Brothers' sequel to "Mr. Pirate in "Peter Pan." Straight, dramatic Roberts," which was directed by Joshua plays have found him as Salmon Brown Logan and will be released later this year. in "The World of Sholom Aleichem" and the Bouncer in "Night Music." LOGAN RAMSEY Dictionary Dan LOUIS GUSS Mr. Ramsey is the veteran of many Charlie excellent Broadway productions, including Mr. Guss was seen on Broadway earlier "The Devil's Disciple" with Maurice this season in "Arturo Ui," and before Evans, "In the Summerhouse" with Judith that in "Mother Courage," "The Night of Anderson, "Sweet Bird of Youth" with the Iguana," "Handful of Fire," "One Geraldine Page and "Marathon '33" with More River," "Once There Was A Rus- Julie Harris. For his portrayal of Willy sian and "The Girl on the Via Flam- Pentridge in "The High Ground" with mia." Off the Main Stem, he appeared in Margaret Webster, he won the Clarence "The Iceman Cometh," "El Camino Derwent Award for Best Supporting Ac­ Real,' ' "The Man With the Golden Arm" tor. Born in Long Beach, California, and He Who Gets Slapped."

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Who's Who—Continued formed. Born in Helena, Montana, Tim- my began dancing professionally at the starred in The Cliff Dwellers," a film age of eight. As a youngster he starred in nominated for an Academy Award in Wm. Enges' "Glory and the Flower" on 1963. TV's Omnibus, the Paul Whiteman TV JAMES BRIDGES show, debuted on Broadway in "On Your Author Toes" (at 14), appeared in "Damn Yan­ kees," starred in the ill-fated musical "Days of the Dancing" is J. B.'s first "Reuben, Reuben" and in "Livin' the play, although he preceded his playwrit- Life," a musical version of the Tom ing with a career as an actor. Born in Paris, Sawyer, Huck Finn adventures. It was his Arkansas, 28 years ago, he has been living dramatic debut as the lonely cadet in in California where he appeared in 5 films Enges' "Dark at the Top of the Stairs," and over 50 dramatic shows for television. directed by Elin Kacan, that won him The source of the play is actual locale of critical acclaim as an actor and led to Venice, California, its bars, its moods and a leading role in F. N. Behrman's "The its people. Beginning as a one-acter, Mr. Cold Winds and Warm." His film bow Bridges started to rewrite "Days of the was as the young, romantic dancing lead Dancing" while living in Europe for 6 in "The Music Man." Appearing on most months. On his return to California, he dramatic TV shows, he co-starred with worked for 2 years as stage manager with Kim Stanley on the first two-part Ben John Houseman's famed Theatre Group in Casey show. He directed Robert Walker L.A. Now living temporarily in N.Y., he in Elaine May's "Not Enough Rope," an has written 12 scripts for the Alfred off Broadway project. He also teaches Hitchcock TV show during the past year, modern dance at the June Taylor School, one of which, "The Jar," won him an with Shelley Winters, Joan Woodward, Emmy nomination. Jane Fonda, Julie Newmar, and Jayne Mansfield among his students. He is a TIM EVERETT member of Actors Studio. Director Mr. Everett's credits as a director are steadily equalling those he has as an actor and a dancer. Earlier this year he assisted [HOOSIER oTco* June Havoc in the direction and choreog­ 1 where your comfort comas first raphy of the Broadway musical play, |« Complete Heating & Air "Marathon 33," in which he also per­ Conditioning Sales & Service

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