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into the enclosure without a
‘ticket while’ the gate man was:
“ groping around the royal ‘turf
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seven.

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brilliant play near the end. ’ “As you see, the opening
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cashed: followed by a small spade
ito the queen, On the second

the five of clubs. et

Mrs.. Keen now : ‘ruffed - the.
" jack of diamonds on the board, -
‘cashed dummy's” two high
hearts, led'a third heart and
_ ruffed it, With’ both red suits
‘now stripped from. her hand:
and dummy, she led a club.

Mr. Champion was ready.
Without hesitation he played the
ace, This startling bub. neces-
sary play befuddled Mr, Muzzy.
He was horrified to see that his
partner had. dropped his lone
king.

 

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Champion.: “Did you have to go
up with the ‘ace?’

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like this one now and then,” re~
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members of the Royal Family did
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of young performers. You may
have seen him recently as‘the F.
Scott Fitzgerald hero in “Win-
ter Dreams” with Dana -Lynter
on Playhouse 90.

Right now he's making. a
movie, his first. for a major
studio. He’s doing a western with
Robert Taylor and Julie London,
“Saddle the Wind,” and he's
signéd for a picture a year at
MGM. ' .

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Anthony Franciosa, Paul New-
man, Jolin is an independent
Jad.

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in not rising, from the actor's
Studio, He was schooled .at the
American Apademy of Dramatic
Arts, alongwith Grace Kelly,
John Ericson, Anne Bancroft
and others.

NO BROADWAY BOARDS

He has ‘never done a Broad-
way play, What's more, he does-
n't care {f he ever docs,

"TL doesin’t appeal to me,” he
MT sald, "T suppose it's great to get
the applause and the Immed-
Bub that isn’t
enough lo.compensate,

“The same actors are used
over and over on the'stage, Most
of the directors aren't very good,
The stage methods are
old fashioned.

"IL would be great lo work with
someone like Garson Kanin,
Who's a great director, or with
Josh Logan or Blia Kazan or in
n play by Arthur Miller, But how
often do you geb bhose opportuni.
jiles?"

TV HIS MEDIUM ‘

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he likes,

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men with new ideas. who ‘know

 

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hurry. |

“TV is an actot’s niedium,
mee you get on camera, you're
on your own, If something un-
foreseen happens, you've got to
solve it yoursell, Nobody can
help you,”

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movies are a breeze. “I don't
know what to do with my spare
time,” he said, But he admitted
that films take a yast amount
of concentration, .

Yul Brynner
Back at Work

HOLLYWOOD (n—Actor Yul
Brynner Is back before the cam-~
eras after fracturing a vertebra
In his back on an MGM movie
lot, Brynner was’ doings some
trick riding for The Brothers
Karamazov, and leaned far to
one side as he slashed with a
sword, Boon afterward he com-
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discard a club from the other.
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diamond. "

- Mr, Muzzy hated to give up.
“Well, what if Mrs, Keen had
“held. three clybs: to, the, king?”
che ‘asked.

“Then We couldn't beat her,’ ”
said Mr,. Champion. “If I won
with the jack. and cashed the
ace, it would make her king good.
Or if I led a heart after taking
the jack of cluos; she would get
a sluff and a ruff—again losing
just. two club tricks. On the fall
of the cards I knew she had ex-

actly three clubs and.we couldn't |

‘peat ‘her unless you had the
king of clubs alone.”

Rita Hayworth

Injures Leg

HOLLYWOOD (— Rita Hay-
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leg while. doing ‘the last dance

 

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Joey, her studio-said. Wednes-
day. She. appeared with, Frank
Sinatra and ‘Kim Novak. in the
number. Her doctor said it was
indefinite as to when she. could
dance again before the cameras.

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