MOVIE COLUMN

“Maniage would ruin Avalon career

‘ By BOB THOMAS | Bob Mareuecl,

HOLLYWOOD (i—What would a
happen to the career of a sing-
ing idol if ‘the got married?

“It'd kill me,” says. Frankie

His manager.

agrees, .-

“A big part of the appeal of
pop singers. today is the fact that
they are single.” says Marcuccel.
“Every teen-aged girl likes to

Avalon, latest of the rock ’n’
roll sensations to invade the|belleve that she could be
movies. .| Frankie’s girl friend.” .

Frankie cited the example of
Eddie Fisher, whose popularity
nose-dived with the younger set
after his marriage to - Debble
Reynolds, ce,

“The same thing. would hap-
pen to Elvis Presley if he got
married,” the boy said.
ACCEPTED PAT’S MARRIAGE

.There remains one glaring ex-
ception to the rule: Pat Boone.

“But he was already married
and had kids before he became
a star,” Frankie argued. “The
fans accepted the fact.” —

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tax ba ttle .

NORTH BAY, “ont: Qe The
Canadian Federation of Mayors
and Municipalities. under its
new president will not let up in
its fight for a better financial
deal from the senior govern-
ments in spite of apparent sct-
backs during its annual conven-
tion which ended here Wednes-
day.

Robert M. Simpson. mayor of
the Ottawa Valley lumber town
of Arnprior, Ont., said “I am
firmly of the opinion that the
senior governments will have to
contribute more because present
municipal tax sources. can’ *t bear
the load they now carry.”

Mr. Simpson, succeeded mayor
H. G. R. Mews of St. John’s
Nfid., in the top federation post.

career, Avalon hasn't. time for |
romance...

“I figure I've. been home to
Philadelphia about five or ‘six]:
days in the past three months,”
he said. “And when.I’m there, I
don’t have much time for dat-
ing. I like to spend as much
time as possible with my family,

“When I’m on the road, I
spend most of the time in a ho-
tel room. The only time I leave
is to go to the place where I’m
appearing. Then it’s back tor the
hotel room. Sometimes if I meet
a girl..I have time'for coffee
after the show. That's about all.”

Frankie’s the latest of the
singing idols to be pressed into
duty to ald the ailing box office,
following Presley, Boone, Ricky
Nelson and Paul Anka of Ottawa.

in “Guns of the Timberlands’
with Alan Ladd; Jcanne. Crain
and Gilbert Roland. He. sings
two songs in the picture,
Avalon, now 18, has been an
entertainer for seven years,
Starting. as a _trumpe.. player.

‘BLACKWOOD on!

BRIDGE

By” EASLEY BLAC KWOOD-

Mr, Dale believes that when the opponents have a
part score it is best to get in there with a bid eatly‘or
you may, not t get in at all. Not and stay solvent,
anyway. Be |

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‘That is- why: he nrade:a shaded |
opening bid on the anemic North | the ace of hearts, he led the five
cards in today’s deal. In’ this: and ruffed with dummy’s ‘10 of

situation he likes to tell his part-| spades: Mr. Muzzy overrufted
ner carly (and therefore cheap-| with the jack and led another
club.

- This was ruffed in the closed |
‘hand with the four of spades.

‘Election of officers concluded
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Therefore after winning . “with |

Mr, Masters now led the six of -
hearts, his last one, and ruffed the leading actor of the year | ‘Braille is on

with the ace of spades on the, syccessive time by Dirk Bogarde | St. John’s Anglican church in
board. Mr. Muzzy had three}+5. been won for the sccond: the Hackney district. It reads:
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years, ‘Blind Fred, ‘a sunny soul.”

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Opeuing lead: Queen of clubs.

He was ‘slightly | perturbed '
when Mr. Masters’ strong bidding |
got the hand up to game in:
spades. But he needn’t have!
worried. His partner’s fine:
handling of the trump suit (and
Mr. Muzzy’s helpful double)
brought the contract home with
ease.

The queen of clubs was_ the
opening lead and the ace in the °
closed hand won, The diamond

finesse was taken
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