Pag* A-6 THE PRESS Sunday, November 12, 1961 Presidency U.S. Steel Hour Toys-50,000 of Them- Image Topic Produces Play, Sub jecl of DuPonl Show llo\v do you nut together trailer for rest and relaxa­ Clifff Robertson will por­ an hour-long television show tion between takes. * For While tray a sensitive genius who in New York City's Central 18.000 Feet of Film "Ah, Peter or shall I tries to shut love out of his Park, when it daily attracts Exposed during the pro­ life, in "Man on the Moun­ thousands of onlookers and duction were 18.000 feet of call you Professor Odegard? taintop," on the U.S. Steel behind Fifth Peter, let me just throw the sun fleets film and 12 one-hour reels some thoughts at you. Hour, Wednesday at 10 p.m. Avenue skyscrapers? of television tape. Each day, via Channel 2. Co-producers John A. Aar­ 'our miles of wire and cable "I believe that the presi­ Written by Robert Alan vere laid out on the park's dency hovers over the Amer­ on and .Tesse Zousmer, whose Arthur, the teleplay win "The Wonderful World of slopes and pathways. ican imagination like a sa­ introduce a new star] Salonn cerdotal office the only Toys" will be presented on In addition to Harpo's Jens, to Steel Hour ami NBC-TV's "Du Pont Show railer, mobile equipment on thing sacred and holy in ail iences. American life." of the Week" tonight from he set included an NBC re­ Horace Mann R o r d e n 10-11 p.m.. came up with cording unit (with two tape This is Theodore 11. (Robertson) lives in a cold this answer: machines), two prop trucks, White, journalist ynd au­ water flat and works in a "You pray for no rain; a scenery truck and a 1,000- thor of "The Making of the cafeteria. you keep one eye on the sun ampere generator plus a President, 1060," the coun­ Motherless since birth, he and one on the crowds; add moving van containing the try's number-one non-fiction was a child prodigy and is a little spit and polish, a )0,000 toys which are dis­ seller for the past four considered one of the most generous helping of talent, played on the program. months, speaking his mind brillliant minds in the coun­ heaps of engineering know- Each day of production, in a forthcoming session try. how and. when it's all with Dr. 'Peter II. Odegard according to Swicker. at­ In his later years, he has over, you know that New tracted an average 4.000 on- in the NBC-TV Network's become bitterly mistrustful York is the zaniest, most "continental C 1 a s s r o o m" for ookers, or about 30,000 dur- of his father's motives wonderful town in the ng the entire production. course in American Govern­ push-ing him as a youngster, world." ment. with the result that he is The lengthening shadows Marx, Burnett Star of each afternoon's waning Discusses Conventions suspicious and frightened of Filmed and taped in seven un provided the biggest White's pre-taped discus­ all people, and refuses even to see his father. days at 14 park locations production problems, how­ sion of presidential conven­ over a 21-mile circumfer­ ever. tions with Dr. Odogard, the Living next door to him ence. "The Wonderful World Camera director England- course's regular instructor, are a painter and his wife, of Toys" stars Harpo Marx >r declares: "In one scene will be broadcast Monday, at whose sister Gerta (Miss as silent emcee and Carol involving a chase betweeen 6:30 a.m. Jens), comes to visit. Burnett as Harpo's "voice.' Harpo and some 25 child­ Viewers arising early By persistent, efforts, she Edie Adams and Merv ren, we1 had to stop tape enough to tune in on this is able to befriend Horace, Griffin also*star. and move equipment unusually forthright discus­ but when she tries to ar­ range a meeting between The program blends mu­ yards at a time each ten min­ sion also will hear White sic and song with children utes. gay: him and his father, Horace and the park in a salute to "Even the most cynical accuses her of betraying him. "the sheer joy of the toys of For a late snack, and corrupt politicians to "Man on the Mountaintop" CLIFF ROBERTSON, as a sensitive genius who has withdrawn on the Mountaintop." The U.S. Steel Hour dramatization will children." will be directed by Tom whom I have spoken have from the world, accuses Salome Jens, as a sympathetic neigh- be seen Wednesday, at 10 p.m., via channel 2. For Aaron and Zousmer, Try our specialty of phrases which I love. They Donovan. The Steel Hour is bor, of betraying his confidence, during rehearsals for "Man ___ producing a program on lo­ will say about somebody: Produced by the Theate cation in Central Pa*k pre­ Waffles, topped 'He's got the size of a Gov­ Guild, George Kondolf, exec sented no insurmountable ernor, he ain't, got the size utive producer. problems. with fresh of a President.' An Indian All His Life, BBC Director-General Few TV production teams "Or , you hear them talk- have staged more shows strawberries or fng and they, will say: 'Has Mosaic Work from remote locations than he got, enough left to be Except in One Feature Luncheon Honor Guest these two, whose "Person to fresh whipped President? Is he heavy Displayed at Indians make the best In- SaMor's suit." Carleton Greene, di- an efficiency committee set Person" series presented butter enough? Is he weighty Another thing that irri­ hundreds of interviews from tnough?' dians. rector general of the British up by the BBC to examine They make pretty good tates him is a tendency on Broadcasting Corporation, its organization and make homes around the globe. "Or they will say, another P.O.P. Gallery the part of Wardrobe to put Aaron and Zousmer admit phrase they use is: 'He can't Hawaiians and Hindus and will be honored guest at a economies. "Media-Mosaic," a colorfu Mexicans? too, but, as Indi­ war bonnets on Southwest He was named assistant "there were times when we go all the way.' " exhibit of works in tile Indians. luncheon Monday in New wondered if we'd ever finish "Even the lowest-grade ans, they're tops. York. Robert W. ' Sarnoff, controller and then control­ stone and glass by artist "They never wore those ler of the Overseas Services. the show." politician realizes that there Stoic and patient by na­ chairman of the Board ofthe statistics behind the George Dublin, will be held ture, they can spend hours things," Iron Eyes says flat­ In April 1955 he became The is something sublime about at Pan fie Ocean Park's Son ly.*./ ' National Broadcasting Com­ production are a case in the office of the American in the saddle under a desert pany is host. chairman of a commission of for their scene, Next time you see a TV inquiry into future broad­ point. Presidency. sun waiting Indian slapping a drum with The occasion will mark Directors Richard Barstow "And they are simply like and beyond that, they even the 25th anniversary of the casting in Rhodesia and bis, .bare hands, you can Nyasaland. and Roger Englander had a brokers who are trying to of­ look like Indians. chalk up another error. establishment of television cast of 133. x fer the public something the "You'd think that would Iron Eyes says no Ameri­ in England by the BBC. Tn 1956 he became the In addition to the four public will accept in this be qualification enough," ob- can Indian ever used any­ Prominent figures in gov­ BBC's director of admini­ stars, there were 65 child­ noble office." jecfs Iron Eyes Cody, "but thing but drum sticks on a ernment, broadcasting, fi­ stration and in August, 1958, ren, 12 dancers, 6 models anci Smokey Room Image it isn't. There are a lot of drum. nance, science and advertis­ was appointed as the BBC's 45 members of the Paterson "I think that phrase palefaces, from the Holly­ "What else," he laughs. ing have been invited by first director of news and N.J.. Eastside High School 'smoke-filled room' is one of wood tribe grabbing off In­ Mis-use of the Indian lan­ Sarnoff to attend the lunch­ current affair.5?. Band. the greatest distortions in dian roles." guages is ao flagrant, Iron eon, at which Mr. Carleton Carleton Greene lives in Also, there were seven American politics. It comes Iron Eyes is an old hand Eyes has to fight off the Greene will deliver a major London with his American- cameo guest appearances by from the Harding nomina­ at being an Indian. urge to take up his toma­ address. born wife, Elaine, a former top stars of showbusiness. tion in that suite at the In fact, he's been a real In- hawk. The luncheon will be in journalist. Unit manager Dick Swic- Blackstone Hotel in Chicago lian all his life, except for He was co-editor with his ker supplied 1,500 box lunch­ in 1020. That was a smoke- Knows Two Language* the Empire Room of the that one time they cast him "Seems they know only Waldorf-Astoria Hotel. brother, Novelist Graham es, 180 gallons of coffee and filled room deal. a feature Green, of an anthology call­ 55 gallons of hot soup. as I know, since as a gangster in two languages out here. NBC 35 YEARS OLD "So far picture. They use either Comanche ed "The Spy's Bedside Star Harpo Marx was as­ -then there have been no NBC, which itself is ob­ Book." signed a two-lied room house smoke-filled room deals at a | He was born in Texas of or Kiowa. Which is fine, if serving its 35th anniversary convention, particularly j 'herokee parents, raised in you're portraying the coman- this year, has enjoyed a since the advent of TV and! Dklahoma and educated at che or Kiowa tribe, but it's close working relationship radio. You can see it all both Indian and integrated pretty galling when they with the BBC since the early schools. have a Cherokee speaking Morilz Concludes Series happen. j Comanche," he says. days of broadcasting. "What happens at a con­ Now, after a long career This association has con­ n show business, he's try- Since he's well known on vention is these massive many of the reservations, tinued with the expansion forces, blocs of strength held ng to educate the white man of television; and a number Of Hemingway Lectures in the authentic ways of Iron Eyes gets blamed for a together either by loyalties, lot of these abuses. of NBC's outstanding pro­ Dr. Kennett Moritz con­ States. or by tradition or by politics, this nation's original sett­ grams currently are being cludes his short story analy­ An historical background ers. "Indians write to me and come to a clash in an open complain, but there isn't distributed by NBC Interna­ sis of "Ernest Hemingway" to the understanding of The convention. j Don't Know Right tional to the BBC. and .begins a series of lec­ Sun Also Rises is Friday's are so big much I can do unless I'm on "These forces "Trouble is," Iron Eyes the picture myself. For the past two-and-a- tures based on the author's subject. that no three bosses sitting complains, "most producers "Even then, some produc­ half years, the BBC and novels in l^NXT's early- The origin of the title, its in a room can compromise lave been doing things ers don't rare. They don't NBC have cooperated close­ morning classroom Monday, application and meaning wil between them .^ . A conven­ wrong so long, they don't want to accept the responsi­ ly in the pioneering telecasts Wednesday and Friday, 6:30 be given. tion is a universe. Our coun­ • e c o g n i 7 e what's right. bility of preserving, on film, in England and the United to 7 a.m.. on channel 2. The lost generation, as ap try is so big, it is just too They're beginning to believe States of film transmitted The USC English profes­ plied to Hemingway's works big to be controlled by a the authentic ways of the is considered from an art ?ach other's version of the Red Man." across the Atlantic ocean by sor discusses "The Capital handful of men." ruth." cable. of the World" Monday. standpoint, "You have a spectrum of There are about 60 Indians "Ernest Hemingway" is Over the years, Iron Eyes who work regularly in the Carleton Green was ap­ Symbolically, Madrid is good and bad, of the mos' las preserved genuine In- presented three times week­ RESTAURANT corrupt and most noble mo film industry. Several hun­ pointed director general of the capital of the world and ly by KNXT and the Uni­ lian costumes, tools, wea­ dred more can be called for the BBC in 1059 on the re­ the story represents all the tives in the convention. It pons and handicrafts in his on location. versity of Southern Califor­ COFEE SHOP all stews and churns around, work as extras tirement from that post of classes in Spain and in So­ nia. own museum. At' one time. Hollywood Sir lan Jacob. ciety at large. and you get these candi­ MOSAIC EXHIBIT Dis­ He's mastered many of Indians resented white rnen The 2-umt college credit Right in Front of tht dates.. Very rarely does an played by artist George Dub­ He first joined the organi­ When the central charac­ course is produced .by Bob he Indian languages and daubing themselves with stabbed, Plush Horse Inn American convention pick lin, is featured through Nov. ven wrote a book on sign zation in 10-10 as German ter Paco is fatally Lamb of the university and a bad candidate, very rarely paint and grabbing off In­ editor in the European serv­ he dies full of illusions. Joe Sands for KNXT public 26 at Pacific Ocean Park. a n gun go. \ With this back- dian roles. 1716 SOUTH PACIFIC "The organization behind The artwork will be shown in ice, after an earlier news- Hemingway's point is that affairs. round, he's often called up­ rtu nr*i* f*si t^Aa^f But, since good Indian LJCl M* * v*cl 1 v v 1 illusions are destructive. the Stevenson demonstra­ Sea Lounge Art Gallery. 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"Indians make the best In­ ean service in 1949. ing matador, Manuel, who is JODY'S wo-part pioneer adventure dians," Iron Eyes says, "but too old to continue his haz­ tle men' they flabbergast­ The smallest is a 12-inch Irama to be broadcast in the host Indian is a working Held Many Positions ed the tough Kennedy ma­ high piece called "The "Walt Disney's ardous occupation, but re­ olor on Indian, even if he's a Ha­ Since then he has held fuses to give up the art he Shoppers' Special chine by the way they rush­ Rooster." Wonderful World of Color" many positions within the ed that convention. The largest is a 200 pound waiian." knows best. ov. 12 and 10, 7:30 to 8:30 organization. He organized Dr. Moritz will conclude "They broke in there it mosaic executed in three six .in. PST, on the NBC-TV to psychological warfare was one of the most magni­ foot high panels, entitled Use Press classified ads the lecture with an explana­ Network. buy, rent or sell. 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Tues­ Tonight thing, there might have been He was HO inspired by the| «por One thing, they make ance hy Phi toff Don Cos­ day night. a different image of Adlai." texture, color- and designs R "INCREDIBLE all Indians look like Apach­ sacks Chorus and Dancers, The program to be offered which were possible with es. In reality, each of the at. the Playhouse, 040 So. PETRIFIED WORLD' Vi by the Don Cossasks, led by MYRIAD OF HOPES tiles that he gave up paint- main Indian groups had , a Figueroa St., Sunday. and POUND Happy is'he who hath es­ ru* and began working in distinctive dress and to por­ Debut performance in Los their founder. Nicholas Kos- O caped the wave from out the the mosaic media exclu­ Angeles of the Le Theatre trukoff, will be a varied one, "TEENAGE tray a Sioux dressed like a ZOMBIES" sea, and reached the haven; sively. 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