The Orange Leader (Orange, Tex.)., Vol. 56, No. 84, Ed. 1 Wednesday, April 8, 1959 Page: 6 of 16
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PAGE SIX
THI ORANOt LtADIR
liCarined TV Laughter
sum. • ( mr
s Necessary Evil
WEDNESDAY, APRIL I, 1959
CARMICHAEL
By CHARLts MtRVCR In England. whwe Thoma*
NEW YORK (AP>—About four.Milchell i completing the new
ago TV producer Ale* Gott-, "Glenctnnon" terie*. «ome rea .
i;eb said "Laughter on teieviaiOn «onable oult decided that the
filmed comedv how« i« a necea- laugh track accompanying the ae-
Mrv evil and a crutch that we rie waa far too loud and had to
Cni .have to carry indefinitely." be toned, down It waa—at a cost
l.aat month, m It began to ap- of more than W6.000.
ar that nothing ever would atifle On the other hand, the British
h<> canned y«k , gig*le and are .generally a more reatrainedj
guffaws that greet nearly every j lot than we. No auch hope is vm
line of manv *o-called comedy ae- ble—or audible—from the Holly-
nes. there came a faint ray of wood laugh lota. •
{,opp Where doea this laugh stuff
—' ———riCome from' Here's what I learn
Rule out of my criticism auch
*hpw* aa those of Groucho Marx,
Uack Benny, Bob Hope. Live audi-
ences see and hear their pro
aram* and apparently react norm-
ally without the inducement of any
tickling machine*.
Sometimes sound engineer* diKI j
the laughter too loud. But when!
an .audience actually is watching
a *how their laughter somehow
Record Industry
To Follow Route
Of Movies, TV
is shared bv many people
lire's a fellow hare in ,New
York* who aeveral yi*ra ago in-
Ibly
The
V
Den 1, Pack 3030 Smut) Delinquency
Holds Barbecue Linked by Cleric
RIDGE CITY fSpl)—Baseball LOS ANGELES (AP)-Aa JHi-
Je^e'^W^tardiv^ l"0** churchman betievei there ja
jeoje^beld Saturday by Oe j, a d,flnite correlation tetw*.
r . Eugene Miller, den mother, !"^"1'* delinqoeacy and obeceae
in charge of the activitie* h«M literature.
BRIDGE
and
barbecue
Pack 3090. . r — —
Mra. Eugene Miller, den mother, )"^"1'* delinqoeacy and obacMa
waa in charge of the activities held literature.
at the Du Pont recreation grounds ' The Rev. Arthur Zahnisef. vice
-"b* attending were Henry Por- chairman of the Commission for
Social Action of the National As
Paepi* who follow their Inclina-
tions seldom travel the straight
narwm path.
--—■ -j Henry
terfleld. Johnny Miller, MeUrtn Vin-
cent, JOhnny Lane, Sherwood
Buckalew, Bobby Franklin, Joe
Bell, Charles Hsrdey. Allen Con-
of Evangelicals, said Monday:
The commission in convinced
thst pornographic literature Is
contributing to javerflle delin-
nell, Leonard Hargrave, Mike- Du- contributing
ooae, Rapdy Fincher and Robertiquency. we feel it may also be
' |one of the factor* which trigger
Adults present were Eugene Mil-emotionally warped iadividuals U-
friA a' S W H porter* to committing many of the aax
field, A. Cpnnell, L*roy Land, Tom-.crimes reported throughout the
my Fincher and Mr. and Mrs. nation."
James Vincent. 7ahniser, here to attend the as-
sociation's convention, is a pastor
ihe only time that trading on,in Evanaton, III.
Yr-*- "—'
the New York Stock Exchange was
officially conducted after regular Japan has about 10,000 active
hours was October 26, I HI — be- members in the Girl Scouts move-
cause of sn sir raid drill. ment.
Compliments are not always geft-j Doot h eafrald of criticism —
uine, but fault-finding addicts are'people need calling dowa as well
a* boosting up.
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I
Z Bv BOB THOMAS
AP Movie-TV Writer
^ ; HOLLYWOOD (AP)—This week •*">« too obnoxious.
?■ i' s the Motion Picture Academv.1 The laughter that has unhinged
Nfxt come, the Televiaion Acad-, me. personally, comes from show*
^ —rrr-' thst do not hsve audience*. These
,k,-. Acrar iprogram*. which include ail TV
l ater th, month Oscar romt4itg (XCept two or
Emmie will get a bawling new ^ eenerallv use old lauah
the National Academy of old. *
^ Ballou went out this week for ^tU^San'™-
—.'acadwn.' member* to vote on the _.thorj ive h >ard of This
■•"■j 'vr jsm p .
r^alm during 19.V1, Ine winners ... . . r r
r"~ are cxperted to be announced on
a TV spectacular in late April.
irrr—Xr!' "u*h m*ch,M,-t you
" Weston, president of the I>os . An- ^ f(jr , be„y , h
geles '.nspter. other for titters, s third for un-!
-a half ago,' he related "Six of °'
"I 3^rn^>r.h.%he"Ch«t0of Supposedly several shows now' PALM SPRINGS, Calif. (AP>-
s; the^Hoilvvrood beautiflcstion cim- «r«-using this machine But sb- Child| stesling chsrge* hsve been
w ick dlutely no one wiil tell me which dhwissed against two men who
rZ',rt" a mA, ■ c""* "" "H,red Km *
•rVnames inscribed on the Hollywood ™ * * r ' Y
^Boulevard s.dewalk, ^canned lau^ter
"We talked about having. our [Producer*- themselves protest
rrwn org a nidation To honor achieve-
;meht« in the record field. This
had been
play by pressing button*. That is. £ Hi I d T
Rap Dropped
they were
ervbody dislike* t>w o-wife of s *teel executive to
Performer* snd abduct the couple's three children,
id snd fake them to Florid*
Richard Moulton. San Jose,
Yet survey after survey conduct-; Calif., p r i-v a t e_ detective, and
tried' half heartediv be- «d by advertising sudience,* con- Charles I^ewis, Wsrm- Spring|
SM'^r£&{SiSTSKii. jsi
Alter a few meetings. We atarted *°me kmd ^ laughter lose^apture^ PO'liea
conductor,
road
.the Lo* Angele* chapter, then j
b'-iped organize one in New York yf
ilbw others arn being forrtried in WMI
• Chicago and Memphl* " '
" Most of, the top names-in rec
March M with two son* of Richard!
So I don t expect that anything R*<*e. A third youngst^^mpwl
■ • - swimming pool
be done sbbut It. I only as£
Plesse turn it down!"
ords—Frsnk Sinatra, Bing Crosbv. CCaIJ All
Doris Day, .etc. — have become JUlG jOlU IX Allf
members. The board of governors r KHrhan Oauo misMd bediuse Rsese has left the
includes such hepster*^* Benny XrCn fMTCnCff JlOVQ state wtfh the children; Pre*um-
jtPL' i/n K"I!°,n' SANTA ROSA. Calif. {AP) — ablv >re returned to Morgantown.
snd Nat King ( ole as iTrade was brisk Mondav at the W %, where he is executive vice
longhair* like Helen -Trsuhel.,PtrM Congregational Church rum-jpriskient of Greer Steel Co. With-
I auntt m icnio mJ|^# M|f ^ # belonginjK"ut ,he '>rh«r '• co,,rt Jh* t>te
to the Silver Dollsr Restaurant/ has no case, the district sttorney
In all the bustle an idl^/six- said.
.. . onged
to the restaurant ws* sold; no one.
into a swimming pool afid avoided
being tsken from the home that
Rae*e had rented/at thi* desert
resort.
The district/ attorney Monday
asked that/the charge* be dis-
nommations
Da rius MilhSud
and Joseph Srigeii
The. first snnual
were made ' by the academy;. "" ,n"
members with the aid of the rec .rAn1e_ wh,ch
«rd companies. There are 2* cate-
gories, ranging from record, al-
,,m bum, song, to best children's rec-
Hflftfchrd. classical performance.
• * ' -even best album cover.
.. The record academy has si*
r J- readv picked out it* •tatuette—a
. simple replica of an old-fashioned
T "gramophone. There s onlv one
thing lacking for the academy's
success a name for the award.
haTfsWeston offer* 25 album* for any-
-one who sends the beet suggest ion
" J7
w* Suuset Blvd.,
How about
knows to whom
Church and restsuTsnt officials
"Tj; Couldn't immediately find the
buyer, who happily removed it
promptly after/the purchase.
He paid tyro dollars.
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Browning, J. Cullen. The Orange Leader (Orange, Tex.)., Vol. 56, No. 84, Ed. 1 Wednesday, April 8, 1959, newspaper, April 8, 1959; Orange, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth330511/m1/6/?q=technical+manual: accessed July 18, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Lamar State College – Orange.