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Fast man with a motorcycle Is Robert Gulp, star of Trackdown. Bob courted wife Nancy on bike, but she now worries lest some reckless car driver run him down.
parents; May 24, "Death of Dolcedo," depicting the death of an agnostic. The talent is fine. One of the writers, Leo Brady, has written for Omnibus and authored the best-seUing novel, "The Edge of Doom."
Lower the Boones: Pat Boone considering making a science-fiction movie this summer. Story in mind is based on a Jules Verne tale in which the hero goes into the center of the earth. Dig, Pat, dig. . . . Richard Boone returns to Hollywood, early June, to film more Paladins. While he played Lincoln in "The Rivalry" on Broadway, he got bad news. His Hollywood home burned to the ground, destroying his Lincoln collection, including Lincoln's White House barber chair. For good news, Broadway costars Nancy Kelly (Jack Maverick Kelly's sister) and Martin Gabel (Arlene Francis's hubby) hosted a big party for Dick, with dozens of theatrical celebs swarming into Janssen's famous Hofbrau, one of New York's oldest and best-loved restaurants. . . . Betsy Palmer draws Robin Hood (Richard Greene) as co-star on U.S. Steel Hour drama May 6, "Wayward Widow." . . . Same night, the ninetyminute Emmy Awards show on NBCTV will format an international theme, with each of three half -hours featuring a major act from abroad. . . . Humanitarian Note: CBS working on an electronic equalizer that will automatically bring down volume on those too-loud commercials. . . . Down at the Time office in Rockefeller Center, they remember when Efrem Zimbalist Jr. and Edd Byrnes were copy boys.
Zimbalist quit. Kookie was fired for doing push-ups in the mail room. . . . Thomas L. Thomas brings his great baritone to Voice Of Firestone on May 18. Following week, the program will originate from Akron. . . . Cancellation by NBC of all their mid-afternoon radio serials resvilts in Frank Blair and Don Russell moving into the vacated time as emcees of a musicalvariety. It's Network Time, with June Valli, Tommy (Continued on page 63)
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