TV Radio Mirror (1960)

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Guess the SECRETS of the STARS Having grown up in the public eye —he's been on TV in The Adventures Of Ozzie And Harriet since he was twelve and on radio before that — it's a wonder Rick NelsOn has any secRets, even t|ny ones, left. But being basically shy and non-talkative with grown-ups — it was monThs before his family discovered he wanted to sing — he has managed to keep a lot of h|s real thoughts to himself. He's no longer a teenager — he was twenty on May 8, 1960 — but he still likes The things teenagers Do — hamburgers, Cokes, drive-ins, dates, cars, rock 'n' roll, dancing, clothes. And, this year, he and DAve have been perfecting a trapeze act! Full of get-up-and-gO except when the alarm goes off mornings, Rick cuts reCords — he has two gold ones — and Makes personal appearances; this spriNg, made his fourth moviE, "The Wackiest Ship in the ArMy"; and is a pushover for all kinds of sports, from basketball and tennis to riding and roping and bull fighting. RICK'S SECRET IS: I'm dying to play a _ role, full of HOW TO DO IT: See instructions for Troy Donahue. The system for solving each part of this puzzle is exactly the same, though the number of letters may vary — and, of course, so do the words. RICK NELSON's secret contains two words — eight letters and seven, as capitalized in the story above.