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"It doesn't take an educa- tor, but a parent to teach good manners and morals," says Atlas, who also feels parents shy away from disciplining their kids. 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Instead she pursued crafts. She designed art/needlework crafts and toys, such as a suc- cessful beanbag frog that was released under Playco. When Channel 22 (a Los Angeles station) asked her to design products for a show, she decided to trade her creations for a show of her own. She invented Henrietta, who would give Miss Piggy a run for her mirror. Atlas wanted to enter her in the Miss Amer- ica contest. She also asked Johnny Carson to give Henri- etta equal time when he had Kermit on his show. "We wrote three times and there was no answer." Critics feel Henrietta isn't a good image for little girls. She is a dilettante, yet Atlas thinks she makes an impor- tant statement. "Henrietta doesn't feel guilty for not working," says Atlas. "Whatever you do you should do well and be proud of ate Charlie the Owl feels he's been everywhere. His tree house is a scientific lab and Freddie is "like a normal child learning through experi- ence." The lessons are on drugs, birth, responsibility, caring, Sharing, staying in school, moving and nightmares. "We all have dreams. Most parents will tell children about night- mares after they are scared. We tell them what to expect of dreams," says Atlas. LONG WAIT -- It's been two years since I first wrote asking about a guy by the name of Don Shanks. He played on "Grizzly Adams." I have seen him on other shows but know nothing about him. I have tried writ- ing Sunn Pictures but never received an answer. So where can I write him? -- Buffy Red Elk, Chandler, Ariz. I don't recall your first request, but I think I've got something for you this time. His agent is listed as Herman Zimmerman at the Stevens Gray Agency, 8733 Sunset Blvd., Suite 206, Los Angeles, CA 90069. You can ask to have it forwarded. ATTACK -- Was there ever a movie about a 50-foot woman? If so what was the title and who played it? I think it was on about 18 years ago. -- J.A., Longview, Wash. Of course there was. It was "Attack of the 50-Ft. Woman," and was probably the worst movie of 1958. The stars were Allison Hayes, Wil- liam Hudson, Yvette Vickers and Roy Gordon. In case you're wondering, Ms. Hayes was the tall lady. THE BEST -- Could you tell me who plays Luke Spen- cer on "General Hospital"? I think he's the best actor on TV. -- A.Adams, Milford, Mass. I think he's been getting a lot of mail on Tony Geary a.k.a. Luke Spencer. Both for your information and all his other fans, the address for the set is 1438 North Gower St., Hollywood, CA 90028. FRENZIED -- Could you please dig up some informa- tion about Jon Finch? He is a British actor I recently saw in several Shakespeare plays from the BBC. -- Laura Alfonso. Tampa, Fla. The 39-year-old actor got his first big role in Alfred Hitchcock's "Frenzy," in 1972. Before that he appeared in "The Vampire Lovers," "Hor- ror of Frankenstein,"' "Macbeth" and "Sunday Bloo- dy Sunday." He still works primarily in Britain as evi- denced by the Shakespeare imports you saw. SPACEY -- Please settle a bet. My sister's boyfriend and I havea bet about the robot on "Lost in Sapce." He says its name was Robot, I say it wasn't, but I can't remember what his name was. -- Lisa Marchesseault, Naug, Conn. Doesn't sound like a very safe bet you made there. As it turns out, you lose. Although the robot was a ringer for Robby the Robot of the movie "Forbidden Planet," Will's pal on "Lost in Space" was simply called the Robot. Dreamer Richard Dryefuss is an ambitious kid from the wrong side of town with a head full of dreams and a heart full of hustle in "The Apprenticeship of Duddy Kravitz," REBELS -- Didn't Lou Gossett once star in a TV series about the Revolution- ary War? A friend says I'm just thinking of "Roots," but this was long before "Roots." Please help. -- Sarah Jacobs, Providence, R.I. Gossett played an ex-slave, Isak Poole, in "The Young Rebels," which was a kind of Revolutinary War 'Mod Squad" that lasted half a sea- son in 1970. FATHER & SON -- Did Noah Beery and Noah Beery Jr. ever star in a picture together? -- Michael Evans, Bloomington, Ind. Junior made his movie debut at age seven with his father in "The Mark of Zorro," in 1920. (Send your letters to Pepper O'Brien, NEA, 200 Park Ave. New York, N.Y. 10166) A typical lesson might be: Freddie wants to be an astro- naut. He thinks going to space is the greatest joy. But you don't have to go to space to be in space. There are other kinds of space. For instance, the space between you and -- me. "We have no superheroes or villians. Everyone is learning from each other," says Atlas. "I wanted to teach children the everyday values of caring and living and do it all through music," she says. "We hope children will like them- selves much better so they will respond to others better." She attributes better response to a sense of person- al worth. "I thought about what was wrong," she contin- ues, "to me it was a lack of simpler things. We needed to create an atmosphere of less stress." For Atlas, less stress means more parental support, and that support comes through discipline. "I'm not afraid to say 'no.' When I go to the supermarket, I say 'no' to junk foods. I wanted to please my parents, and my daughter who is 34 has also wanted to please me." She is also not afraid to test her marriage by being an active producer who believes in her show. "Again, there are priorities. I couldn't stay mar- ried if I treated my home exactly as I do work. We share our business problems. My husband no longer travels with me because I hate to see him wait for me. I don't mind waiting for him though." Now that the 1980 tribute to the Year of the Family might bring erstwhile values back into vogue, is Atlas concerned that "New Zoo" will lose its raison d'etre? 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