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Liz Gardner and Merv Gtri
family of Warren Oounty.
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Liz Gardner, famous TV
personality, formerly appearing
on the Jack Paar Show,
and now currently appearing
on NBC program, "Play Your
r Hunch," spent much time as
a child with the family of the
late Walter Rodwell of Oakville,
father of Clyde E. Rodwell
of Warrenton. She is
the subject of a recent sketch
> by Earl Wilson in his syndicated
column about show
people. He says of Miss
Gardner:
By EARL WILSON,
NEW YORK ? Gorgeous,
red-haired Liz Gardner, a
familiar face on "The Jack
Paar Show" and now Merv
Griffin's "Girl Friday" on
"Play Your Hunch," used to
spend her summers as a girl
in Warrenton, N, C.?"And
I've got an ax sear on my leg
to prove it," she'll tell you.
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I.iz's mother's family is well
known in the Warrenton area.
. "All the Rodwells and Gardners
and Stewarts have lived
around there for a long
time," she explains.
.! "My mother's name was
1 Anne Gardner, and her cousins,
Clyde and Herman Rod!
WPll nu'n nrnnortv nnor \\Tir
1 renton. I spent several sum,
mors on the fal-m of my late
1 great-uncle, W, P. Rodwcll.
"Uncle Walter always told
me to stay out of the woodshed?but
I just couldn't stay
away. And of course I ended
up cutting myself with an
ax "
Pretty Girl Needed
Liz first appeared on "The
Jack Paar Show" last spring,
when Joey Bishop, who was
substituting for Jack, needed
a pretty girl to come on
camera and remind him when
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it was time for a commercial.
"The gimmick was that I
| didn't say a word ? just
' stroll by whenever a com!
mercial was due, Uz says.
! "But the girl who was read
ing the commercials left by
I mistak" hefnre her iacl cnrO
"So the producer threw a
] script into my hands and
[ said. 'You're on.' When Joey
looked up and saw his 'silent
partner' doing the eommeri
cial, he flipped "
i I.iz did so well on the commercial
that Joey used her
later that week in a comedy
| sketch, and since then she's
appeared frequently both
, with Joey and Jack.
Liz's father Adolph Blank,
a well-known New York phoj
tographer whom her mother
met on a visit here, and Liz
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closely related to the Rodwell
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girl in the garment center.
She made her way speedily
I "from the garment center to'
i Rockfeller Center" after she
i decided in 1957 to try modeling.
Starts Modeling
Ticking an agency at ran-j
dom from the phone book,!
she began to get TV model-'
' ing jobs, which led to her
' show, "The Henry Morgan j
1 Show," and now on the popu-|
I lar daytime series, "Playj
Your Hunch."
Liz wants to become an
actress, and is taking two(
classes a week. Her only;
acting role so far has been!
a brief bit in "77 Sunset j
Strip" episode, made when
she was visiting Hollywood]
last summer
She also devotes one night i
a week to working as a volunteer
in a hospital. "Youj
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get too wrapped up in your-l Vivacious Liz escorts con-l
self in TV work," she ex- testants onstage and helps I
plains "It's good to forget hosts Merv Griffin handle the
about yourself and do some- various people, animals, and
thing for someone else every propers involved in the stunts
once in awhile" [ on the TV guessing game that
This active schedule doesn't Premiered in December. I
leave her much time for so-' ^
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grot of many males "You 0n thr first da>. of summerlC2
have to decide what things i . ... .... . . ,, m
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and sacrifice others." she I ">B teacher ahout his new dog
sighs. "What kind of a dog is it'"
"So 1 don't go out much, asked the teacher
I have plenty of fun. though. "Well, he's a mixed-up kind," C
just being on Play Your replied the small owner "Sort
Hunch' " of a cokor scandal "
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