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[[image - black & white photograph of Hal Frederick]]

NEW 1970-71 PORTRAIT GALLERY

HAL FREDERICK stars as one of the young physicians who comprise part of the staff of a major hospital, on "The Interns," new dramatic series which will be seen weekly in color on the CBS Television Network beginning Friday, Sept. 18 (7:30-8:30 PM. EDT).

[[image - black & white photograph of Greg Morris]]

GREG MORRIS
Barney Collier in MISSION: IMPOSSIBLE)

Greg Morris was born in Cleveland on Sept. 27 and grew up in that city. After graduation from high school in Cleveland, he enlisted in the Army and served two years, much of that time assigned to a Special Services unit in West Germany.

He enrolled at Ohio State University after his discharge from the service, then transferred to the University of Iowa. He had hopes of becoming a collegiate basketball star and, after graduation, turning professional.

But Morris soon became more interested in the theatre arts than in athletics, and he began a course of studies in television and radio speech, later adding drama. He took part in many campus productions and also conducted a disc-jockey program on the campus radio station.

Morris broke in big in his first professional job: he played the lead in a West Coast road company of "A Raisin in the Sun." His other stage credits include "The Death of Bessie Smith" and "Purlie Victorious."

His motion-picture credits include "The New Interns," "The Lively Set" and "The Adventures of Ali Baba."

On television he has appeared on "The Dick Van Dyke Show," "Twilight Zone," "Ben Casey," "The Fugitive," "Love, American Style" and, recently, The Red Skelton, Ed Sullivan and Dean Martin shows.

Morris is 6' 2 1/2" tall and weighs 190 pounds. HE has black hair and brown eyes.

He and his wife, Lee, live in Beverly Hills, Calif., with their three children, Iona (b. 5-5-57), Philip (b. 4-14-59) and Linda (b. 10-19-62).