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Hostess
For
Series
Starting
on
January
6
the
lively
weekday
color
series
of
candid
conveisations
The
Weaker
Se
will
have
a
new
hostess
Lorraine
Thomson
Canadian
tv
and
radio
personal
it
Unlike
the
first
13
week
seriessithhostess
Pamela
Mason
the
new
addition
will
be
entirely
Canadian
-produced
and
wont
limit
its
guests
to
miles
Production
will
be
n
Toronto
by
Bernard
Cowan
As
Associate
¬
sociate
producer
Beth
Slane
who
chooses
the
guests
tells
us
tliat
the
fiist
show
already
taped
is
the
funniest
thing
she
s
ever
seen
on
tv
The
topic
is
Why
women
dislike
men
The
guests
are
actiess
-
comedienne
Bar
Barbara
¬
bara
Hamilton
and
her
sister
Mrs
Maiy
Mclnnls
NEW
YORK
CP
-
It
took
20
yeais
foi
Jules
Dassin
to
come
back
to
his
native
United
States
to
make
a
film
-
and
lie
chose
the
hot
potato
of
tl
e
cmient
Negro
uniest
to
do
it
The
man
who
made
his
film
reputation
eaily
with
such
violent
melodramas
as
Brute
Force
and
Naked
City
found
himself
un
unemployable
¬
employable
lii
Hollywood
and
went
Into
self
etle
In
Europe
Tliieves
Highway
wa
the
las
film
he
did
In
the
United
States
In
1949
In
Trance
lie
camo
up
with
tho
aw
aid
w
inning
robbeiy
sus
suspense
¬
pense
film
Rlflfi
and
followed
with
such
gems
as
He
Wlio
Must
Die
the
Cluist
paiable
f
i
om
Nlkos
Kaaitzaklss
novel
Tlio
Gteck
Passion
and
Nevei
on
Sunday
the
latter
two
with
the
Gieek
goddess
of
his
life
Mtjlna
Mertouri
now
mi
s
Das
Dassin
¬
sin
Now
Dassin
is
back
and
an
slous
to
talk
of
his
new
film
Up
Tight
a
remake
of
The
in
formej
but
wjtli
mainly
aNegjo
cast
John
Toid
made
tlenovel
by
Liam
OFlaheity
Into
a
clas
sic
film
in
1935
Dassin
now
56
shrugged
off
the
bad
yeais
with
an
ali
of
a
man
who
had
made
the
best
of
wheieei
he
was
and
had
a
good
time
Uoln
it
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Meli
na
then
foi
some
10
yeais
uf
it
helped
of
com
se
ood
deal
iii
than
just
the
film
bi
uujtt
him
but
k
Hol-
i
James
Whitmore
left
and
Italian
newcomer
Enzo
Cerusico
co
star
as
criminology
professor
and
legman
Tony
Novello
partnered
as
a
private
investigative
team
in
Sheldon
Leonards
new
mystery
suspense
series
My
Friend
Tony
Record
Buyers
Splurge
Spend
Over
One
Billion
Almost
1051000000
was
spent
buying
rcords
last
year
and
accounting
for
83
percent
of
the
sales
about
374
million
were
albums
And
of
these
Billboard
the
weekly
trade
maga7ine
states
tint
three
quarters
of
the
retail
sales
were
in
pop
rock
psjchedelic
mus
music
¬
ic
and
comedy
All
of
which
leaes
little
room
for
jazz
For
in
his
economic
squeeze
play
its
jaz
that
is
being
forced
out
And
this
cre
creates
¬
ates
a
problem
As
pop
continues
toward
its
glossy
810
records
producing
more
and
more
ofless
and
less
good
rock
musicians
are
beginning
to
realize
that
if
there
Is
to
be
any
artistic
devel
development
¬
opment
it
will
be
toward
jaz
And
at
the
same
time
Jazzmen
aie
forced
to
conUnd
with
cer
certain
¬
tain
facts
of
life
that
if
they
want
to
eat
they
hae
to
make
money
and
money
baby
is
in
rock
After
20
Years
Producer
Comes
Back
lywood
lias
changed
he
felt
there
is
moie
fieeUom
tlieie
now
nd
moie
impoitantly
this
Greek
thin
tame
up
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Gieek
thing
was
the
military
-backed
takeoei
in
Greece
wheie
Dasbln
has
spent
much
of
his
elf
eile
with
Mis
Meicouri
and
wheie
he
had
filmed
He
Who
Must
Die
and
Neei
on
Sunday
Miss
Meicou
i
i
kind
of
a
Motlier
Gieece
vi
violently
¬
olently
opposed
to
the
new
junta
became
persona
non
giata
In
hei
nathc
land
So
the
couple
came
back
Tlist
they
did
IlyaDaillngthe
Dioadway
musical
veisioti
of
Neei
on
Sunday
Cigarette
Ads
Banned
LONDON
UP
-
The
British
Broadcasting
Coil
Wednesday
announced
a
ban
on
cigarette
aU
veitlsing
Jn
Us
publications
ef
fettle
July
1
The
ban
does
not
apply
to
cigais
oi
pipe
tobacco
It
affects
nninly
the
4500000
cijculatlon
weekly
RadioTlniJs
and
advertising
men
say
it
will
cost
the
coipoidtlon
more
than
1000000
a
year
BBC
television
diuliadlochan
nel
do
not
cau
advertising
of
an
kind
because
it
i
an
autono
nnu
go
eminent
oipoiation
tmanted
b
taxation
The
only
solution
appear-
tole
a
rapprochement
between
the
I
two
an
Idea
which
in
itself
I
has
jazz
followers
rplit
into
twr
I
camps
Jazz
trumpeter
Ruby
Draff
most
eloquently
stated
ore
side
in
an
interview
last
year
Now
theres
nothing
wrong
as
fir
as
Im
concerned
in
recor
1
com
companies
¬
panies
producing
this
rubbish
for
people
w
ho
dont
know
or
w
ith
muicians
recording
the
same
j
in
older
to
earn
their
livtlihood
But
they
mustnt
get
to
be
believe
¬
lieve
it
J
But
the
younger
jaz
g-ner-
ation
is
not
so
sure
Jazz
as
we
have
known
it
is
dead
said
I
Gabor
Szabo
on
the
covei
of
Down
Beat
Jazz
Is
Dead
I
i
Lone
Live
Rock
shouted
the
cover
of
Rogue
magazine
And
Mike
Zwerln
lntheBillage
Voice
became
if
possible
even
gloomier
Everybody
stems
to
respect
jazz
its
conti
ibutlons
and
value
and
all
of
that
but
haidly
anyone
wants
to
pay
for
it
anymore
But
the
fact
remains
and
is
very
much
unavoidable
-
with
re
Issues
older
traditional
ja7
is
veiy
much
alive
andwith
new
musicans
like
Ornette
Colt
man
Albert
Ayler
Gabor
Szabc
Vichie
Shepp
Gary
Bui
ton
and
Chailie
Lloyd
it
will
continue
to
be
so
The
fact
is
that
with
theti
knowledge
of
music
its
textures
its
lequiitd
technical
skill
the
possibilities
found
in
a
nielody
line
the
best
musicians
today
are
in
Jazz
not
rock
i
Then
why
arent
they
heard0
1
Jazz
of
couise
has
long
been
associated
with
the
definitely
non
popular
underground
Bat
hasnt
Ble
Brother
and
the
Hold
Holding
¬
ing
Company
too
Jazz
ci
Hit
Gene
Lees
in
High
Fidelity
pointed
out
oneposslble
source
of
the
problem
tin
radio
Industry
exists
as
a
parasite
of
the
leiording
industry
The
radio
industiy
Lees
said
progiams
only
the
most
banal
and
obvious
garbage
pioduced
by
the
recor
conw
panies
Its
put
pose
is
to
get
llstenership
at
whatever
price
in
the
systematic
debasen
i
t
of
public
taste
It
perpetually
caters
to
the
lowestdenoniinatot
of
taste
In
ordr
to
jeach
the
great
greatest
¬
est
number
of
people
Close
but
only
close
Fortleie
are
ceitain
sociological
acturs
that
Lees
overlooked
for
the
one
thing
tht
the
mass
the
people
out
-there
have
always
demanded
is
a
iej
tain
amount
of
newness
in
music
and
a
tertain
amount
of
audible
j
Jeasantness
AS
Jazz
heads
to
ward
its
complex
redevelopment
its
finding
itself
In
a
cultural
jl
desac
And
rock
If
nothing
els
sounds
new
if
in
fact
it
is
bas
based
¬
ed
upon
forms
and
concepts
that
pre
date
jazz
the
blues
and
can
be
danced
to
oi
thought
about
And
rock
In
several
jazzmens
eyes
gives
jazz
its
way
out
Its
the
most
alive
and
timely
music
around
today
said
vibist
Gary
Burton
Jazz
seems
to
me
one
of
the
most
slack
and
dated
Burton
at
25
has
enough
long
hair
to
drive
more
than
a
few
parents
to
desperation
His
opin
opinions
¬
ions
that
rock
has
a
certain
sulgenerls
validity
has
driven
more
than
one
jazz
purist
toSon
ny
Rollins
and
drink
One
out
of
the
10
gigs
we
do
might
be
rock
concert
or
rock
gig
whkhgetsus
to
audiences
we
dont
normally
reach
And
in
a
Down
Beat
inte
view
he
explained
At
first
there
was
some
publicity
about
our
being
a
jazz
group
gioup
but
then
it
was
found
out
that
we
were
just
a
jazz
group
after
all
and
thats
all
we
ever
wanted
to
be
Fresh
yes
young
yes
but
we
had
no
desre
to
make
a
hybrid
music
Of
course
you
are
exposed
to
different
kinds
oi
music
all
the
time
he
went
on
bombarded
i
by
radio
and
TV
everywheieyou
go
Indian
music
poPi
jazz
soui
And
we
wanted
to
do
things
that
were
all
around
us
AC
ttaoMmwwn
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-
Televi
slon
producer
Sheldon
Leonard
pictures
himself
as
a
tilter
of
network
windmills
a
dreamer
o
f
Impossible
programming
dreams
Judging
from
his
past
performance
other
producers
should
try
the
Don
Quixote
bit
The
latest
of
the
Leonard
lances
Is
aimed
at
the
Sunday
spot
now
being
vacated
by
the
Phyllis
Dlller
show
Leonards
new
series
My
Friend
Tony
will
be
facing
the
formidable
opposition
of
Mission
Impossi
ble
and
ABCs
Sunday
night
I
movie
starting
Jan
5
t
think
we
can
make
It
he
says
confidently
Leomrd
himself
made
it
from
playing
gangsters
In
wide
lapels
and
snap
brim
hats
to
being
mentor
of
a
long
string
of
tele
vision
successes
Among
Leonards
productions
were
1
The
Danny
Thomas
Show
I
was
told
that
in
the
heart
heartland
¬
land
of
America
viewers
would
find
no
identification
with
a
man
who
told
Jokes
in
a
night
club
for
a
living
I
solved
that
by
placing
the
emphasis
on
him
as
a
husband
and
father
2
The
Andy
Griffith
Show
Now
I
was
told
the
reverse
that
a
rural
comedian
would
not
register
in
urban
America
But
I
had
my
research
department
look
up
the
huge
sales
of
re
records
¬
cords
by
Eddy
Arnold
a
large
percentage
were
sold
in
cities
That
proved
to
me
Andy
would
go
over
in
the
urban
areas
3
The
Dick
Van
Dyke
Show
An
inside
show
about
televi
television
¬
sion
couldnt
possibly
Interest
a
mass
audience
they
told
me
In
fact
Jim
Aubrey
then
head
of
CBS
tried
to
convince
me
to
change
Dick
from
a
comedy
writer
to
an
Insurance
man
4
The
Bill
Dana
Show
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time
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said
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couldnt
base
a
comedy
show
on
a
dialect
come
comedian
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series
failed
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had
tried
to
present
a
fantasy
character
against
a
realistic
background
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audience
gravely
concerned
about
the
draft
ard
the
Vietnam
war
would
not
watch
a
show
about
soldiers
they
argued
I
solved
that
by
placing
Jim
Nabors
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a
military
environment
that
had
nothing
to
do
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for
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ever
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succeeded
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also
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a
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Bill
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challenge
In
My
Trlend
Tony
seems
less
pro
found
than
those
which
went
be
before
¬
fore
bat
he
claims
it
Is
a
real
challenge
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series
has
ever
had
a
foreign
speaking
leading
man
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new
star
Is
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Ceru
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must
bo
good
if
the
casting
man
would
send
him
to
me
under
those
cir
circumstances
¬
cumstances
And
he
was
good
I
put
him
under
contract
and
brought
him
over
here
a
yea
ago
last
June
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his
English
is
good
So
good
In
fact
that
he
J
Is
beginning
to
question
why
he
does
this
and
that
in
his
scenes
I
lose
an
hour
or
so
a
day
be
1
cause
his
English
got
good
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