as wwe see II
Broadcasters have had the right to
editorialize ever since an FCC report
in 1949 set down just how far station
owners could go in expressing their
opinions. The fact that· relatively few
stations have aired editorials since
1949 indicates how serious a step they
consider it to be and how aware they
are of the responsibilities involved.
At the Westinghouse Public Service
Conference held in Baltimore last
month, several radio and television
station representatives demonstrated
samples of the editorials they have
broadcast. Most of them dealt with
local problems and brought prompt
action from the audience and from
public officials. All the editorials
broadcast were clearly labeled as the
opinion of the station, just as printed
editorials are labeled.
In Los Angeles, after several chil­
dren had been killed in a private­
school bus crash, a radio station's edi­
torials brought a special session of the
state legislature to consider laws mak­
ing inspection of private- school buses
mandatory. In San Francisco, a tele­
vision station's editorials helped bring
closer a public transportation author­
ity which might solve that city's
growth problem. In Miami, a TV· sta­
tion's editorials forced reconsideration
of a life sentence imposed on a Negro
boy for a first offense assault and rob­
.bery conviction. In Providence, R.I., a
radio station's editorials spotlighting
a nine-month-old supermarket strike
brought action that ended it.
It is our belief that intelligent use
by broadcasters of the right to edito­
rialize can serve the public as vig­
orously and as fairly as do newspaper.
and magazine editorials. In the wrong
hands, the ability to editorialize can
be dangerous, but we believe that
broadcasters will use the right care­
fully and that the audience will
ultimately gain from broadcast edito­
rials that are in the public interest.
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NEW YORK Bob Stahl reports:
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Feeling that the summer is a good travel season, STEVE ALLEN':,
bus sponsor wanted STEVE to stick with his NBC show through th<'
hot months. They compromised, with STEVE and wife JAYNE MEADOW!'
taking off to Europe for eight weeks starting July 8. The show
will stay with a new personality, not yet selected, subbing.
* * *

ABC planning a series based on a recent movie, "The

Private War of Major Benson" . . . It will take four acts
to fill DINAH SHORE's hour-long Sunday spot this summer.
Set so far are JOHN RAITT and the ROWAN and MARTIN comedy
team. . . MIKE WALLACE interviews SALVADOR DALI April
5, Israeli Ambassador ABBA E BAN the following week.
* * *

ARTHUR GODFREY lend-leasing his new special assistant, JOHN

DERR, back to CBS so DERR can call the shots on the Masters goH
tourney pickup next Saturday and Sunday, April 5 and 6. A form­
er sportscaster, DERR was once CBS's sports director.
* * *

NBC plans to replace ROSEMARY CLOONEY this summer with

a quiz show, this one to originate in New York in color
. . . One-time movie star DOLORES DEL RIO co-stars with
WALTER SLEZAK April 23 on U.S. Steel Hour in "Public
Prosecutor". . . TENNESSEE ERNIE FORD originates his
show from New York May 1 and 8.
* * *

A fashion show with live models displaying latest French crea­

tions will be integrated into Studio One 1 s April 14- offering,
"Mrs. 1arris Goes to Paris," starring GRACIE FIELDS • . • ED SUL­
LIVAN laughed off recent rumors that he would retire after this he quizmas-
season, claiming "I 111 be on my show at least another five years " ter-a car­
ED attributed the false reports to "a disgruntled press agent." niverous biped who in­
* * * habits TV-and his kissin'
Many of the Nation's district attorneys, who have kin, the giveaway host,
complained that the D.A. always loses his case on come in several models.
Perry Mason, can relax. The April 5 script calls for First, there is the trea­
Mason tolose in court . . . DONALD O'CONNOR set for the cly Santa Claus Type, or
lead in "The Red Mill, 11 Du Pont Show for April. Groaner. Practically in­
* * *
vented by Ralph Edwards,
Likeliest prospects for the co-starring roles in "Wuthering this critter inhabits the
Heights," Du Pont's offering for May: CHRISTOPHER PLUMMER and shows-with- a - heart-The
JULIE HARRIS. --w8NDY HILLER and BARRY JONES already signed for Big Payoff and Queen for
lead roles. . . CBS's The Twentieth Century probes Dr. JONAS
a Day. If you just broke
SALK and "The Defeat ofPolio11 April 6.
* * *
your arm and your hus­
band lost his continued
An hour-long nighttime version of the daytime Verdict
Is Yours is planned by CBS, probably for a fall start.
�. Same network's again talking up its special news­
interview show, Small World, but with EDWARD R. MURROW
as host, not ERIC SEVAREID as announced . . . SAMMY
DAVIS, Jr., returns to The � Record April 9.

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Jack Barry/ continued
job in the glue factory and all the
children have dandruff, look up Bob
Paige on Payoff, or Jack Bailey on
Queen. You'll have a good cry.
Then there's the Screamer. He was
born back in the early days of radio
when Dr. IQ used to shriek: "And
a Box of Snickers for That Lady
in the Balcony!" Bert Parks is a
Screamer and so, in a milder way, is
Art Linkletter. Jan Murray, on
Treasure Hunt, is a Screamer's
Screamer. "That's right! That's right!"
the Screamers scream, whenever a
· makes these shows stimulating."
contestant correctly answers an ele­
mentary question.
And don't forget the Boyish Type:
Hal March, Bill Cullen, Johnny Car­
son, George de Witt. These men are
well past 30, yet they dimple and
cajole. "Aw, come on, Gert!" they
gush. '1You're my sweetheart! Now,
who hit 23 triples against lefthanded
pitching in 1911?"
Finally, there's Jack Barry.
No Groaner, he; no Screamer, no
Gusher-yet Barry, a 41-year-old
former handkerchief salesman, might
well pass as the very model of a mod­
ern major quizmaster. He's bland,
affable, unctuous--and average. He
also works hard, appearing five times
a week as host of Tic Tac Dough, a
daytime quizzer, and once a week as
host of Twenty One.
In addition, Barry's rich. As a part­
· himself, think that shows like Twenty
ner in Barry and Enright he earns a
six-figure annual income, his share of
profits accrued from the sale of such
B&E produced shows as NBC's Tic Tac
Dough, Twenty One and Dough Re Mi.
Perhaps Barry's success can be at­
tributed at least in part to his attitude.
He has an air of confidence about him
(He once quit a $400 a week job as
an announcer because his boss
wouldn't make him an executive), and
he is sanguine about his future.
"As for the future," he likes to say,
6
"just remember this: There'll alway
be quiz shows."
And how did Jack Barry reach thi
high estate?
To begin with, he was born in Lin
denhurst, Long Island, March 20, 1918,
the son of a man who owned a hand·
kerchief business. In high school Barry
led a jazz band, but after graduation
from the University of Pennsylvanin
he deserted the muse and began selling
handkerchiefs. He held this job until
1943, when, on a sales trip to Chicago,
he was offered a spot as announcer on
a local radio station. Barry took th
spot ("I had a bad head cold-1 wa
all out of handkerchiefs"), held it o
year, then moved to a similar job in
Trenton, N.J.-which he quit in a huff
after working his way from $12 to $400
a week in a year. Soon he was em­
ployed at Mutual Radio in New York.
There he met Uncle Don-and destiny.
For 10 years Uncle Don's program
had been the biggest children's show
on New York radio. Its proprieto1·,
bluff and genial Don Carney, opened
his daily stint with this ditty:
Hello, nephews, nieces mine,
I'm glad to see you look so fine,
This is Uncle Don, your Uncle Don,
Hello, leetle friends, hello!
These lyrics were addressed to the
tykes in Uncle Don's studio audience,
and it was Barry's duty to warm them
up before the great man began to
sing. He accomplished this aim by
asking tricky questions of the mop­
pets--and soon discovered that he was
laughing harder at their answers than
anyone else in the house.
Thus was born the idea for Jack's
first quiz show-Juvenile Jury.
At Mutual, Jack met Dan Enright,
his present partner. Together they
blocked out Juvenile Jury and it
opposite extreme, Life Begins at 80.
Both ran for years on radio and
TV. Winky Dink and You, Tic Tac
Dough, Twenty One and Dough Re Ml
new! easy!
followed. Barry and Enright became
-one of the leading show packagers in
New York.
In many ways success has come
sure!
easily to Jack 'Barry, and perhaps this
explains his pervading self-confidence,
a confidence maintained in face of the
fact that quiz shows seem to be loosen­
ing the grip they once held on the
throat of the American TV audience.
"Sure," he says easily, "there's no
denying that quizzes in general have
faded a little. But shows like Twenty
One and The $64,000 Question are
holding their own. Money's impor­
tant, of coursl, but the game is what
Of his contestants on Twenty One,
Barry found Harold Craig, the farmer,
to be the most natural. "Harold," he
recalls, "was the same man at the end
of his run as he was when he started.
This fellow could be Lincolnesque."
·But it was Charles Van Doren,
Barry admits, who first put Twenty
{)ne on the map. Before Van Doren
appeared on the scene, Barry and En­
right used to have to comb the side­
walks in front of their studio for
enough people to fill the house. Since
then, they've been turning fans away.
"He was the greatest personality
we've had," Barry says nostalgically.
"But Charles has changed somewhat
--as anyone would have. He has lost
that fresh, wholesome, starry-eyed
quality. Now he's quite polished."
And did Barry, who is quite polished
One and Tic Tac Dough served any
more enlightening purpose on TV than
that of mere entertainment?
"Mere entertainment? Well, there's
nothing wrong with mere entertain­
ment. Entertainment's the heart of TV. just spray it on! Protect your valu­
But I do think all our shows have' able woolens, clothing, bla nkets,
stimulated the desire to become better furniture. Spray Raid Moth Proofer­
informed. If I didn't think that-.
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 o- y o u
"haven't Bess Myerson (right) de­
a thing to wear." signed this sheath in tur­
You've looked all quoise velveteen to em­
over for a dress, but phasize its paisley pattern.
they're just not right
for you. Well, you're
in go-o-d company. • Spring Byington's design
You're just where (below) has a high bust­
Bess Myerson, Ida line, 'marching' buttons for
Lupino and Spring added height; peaked
Byington used to be. cuffs for arm length, and
Some time ago bock panel for slim line.
these three found
alteration charges
were playing havo-c
with their clothes
budgets. Bess, who
is 5 feet 10, had a
length problem;
dresses in Ida's size
h a d the "j u nior"
look; Spring could
not f i n d clothes
appropriate for her
short, mature figure,
young-at-heart per­
sonality.
In desperation,
t h e y b e g a n d e­
signing. Now each
has a beautiful, well­
fitting wardrobe-­
and Bess and Ida,
who found a demand
for i n exp e n s i v e • Ida Lupino (left) com­
copies of their crea­ bined the elegance of satin
tions, have profit­ and the shyness of pink in
able sidelinesto boot. this sophisticated, rose­
clustered bustle-back gown.
 past midnight. On your TV
screen an old-time cops-and­
robbers movie shows a lovely
woman lying gracefully on
the floor. Beside her is a gun. A
detective stoops, wraps it in a hand­
kerchief, stuffs it-hankie and all­
into his pocket.
And throughout the viewing area,
a hundred detectives sigh in ex­
asperation, turn off their TV sets
and go to bed.
Why? Because this fictional de­
tective had effectively destroyed
every fingerprint that might have
been on that gun.
Here's how it's done on Desilu's
syndicated series, Official Detective.
The detective takes out a length of
cord (detectives carry cord when
they're out on a homicide call).
Carefully, without touching the
gun, he threads the cord through
the trigger guard. He lifts the wea­
pon by the cord and places it gent­
ly in a cardboard box partially filled
with cotton. In case the prop man
forgets the string, the gun can be
picked up by inserting a pencil in
the barrel. Or, in a pinch, with
fingertips on the trigger guard
only-not much chance of finding
any prints there.
The actor does all this under the
eagle-eyed inspection, off camera,
of a real detective who has investi­
gated dozens of real murders. For
today the technical adviser is as
much a part of Official Detective
and other TV whodunits as the di­
rector or the cameraman.
In one Official Detective scene,
an actress playing a policewoman
had to flip a "mugger"
over her shoulder
until he
black and
.:blue, be­
fore the
police-
because a man, with different mus­
cles and bone structure, might do
things differently.
Official Detective is particular
about things like this. The series is
based on actual cases from the
magazine of the same name. The
program is factual and the pro­
ducers are determined not to ruin
its stark realism with mistakes.
All scripts are sent to the "Offi­
cial Detective Stories" magazine in
Philadelphia to be compared with
the published versions of the cases
from which they were adapted, to
check the accuracy of every detail.
So meticulous are the program's
technical advisers that entire scenes
have been retaken because of minor
flaws. One script called for lab
technicians in the background to
"dust" a room for fingerprints
as narrator Everett Sloane talked.
The cameras ground, Sloane
talked. Then the advising detective
let out a bellow. "No, no!" he cried.
"Not there! Not like that!"
Everything stopped while the of­
ficer, a fingerprint expert, ex-
plained. In the first place, he said
the actors had been applying "dust"
diligently to a plaster wall, and
fingerprints just won't be retained
on such a surface. In general, a
technician doesn't look for prints
with his dust. He looks with his
eyes and special lights and uses
dust only when he finds one.
Official Detective keeps its tech­
nical advisers busy, particularly in
the matter of guns. Weapons are
tricky things, and gun fans are the
sharpest of all perfectionists. Don't
try to determine the size of a shot­
gun from a few pellets, actors are
told. It can't be done. Don't find a
single empty shell from a revolver.
It's possible, but revolvers usually
eject all their shells at once when
the gun is "broken." Don't hold
your gun in your right hand,
pointed down, and try to smash a
door open with your right shoulder.
You can lose a lot of toes that way.
Pea-pickin'
Useful as a milking
stool under a bull.

Tennessee Ernie Ford is

HAPPY

ASA
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WOODPECKER'·:.

IN A

LUMBERYARD.

-except about

phony 'Ernie-isms'

Nervous as a lon g-tailed

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cat in roomful of rockers.

E rni e' s Er ni e-i sms / continued
eager press agents anxious to capi­
talize on what might become a new
fad. Shown one list of purportedly
authentic Ernie-isms, put together by
an overeager ad-agency press agent,
Ford frowned at it and said, "I never
said, 'Eager as an octopus at a milkin'
contest,' and I never even heard of it.
It doesn't make sense. It's not believ­
able. I never heard of 'Nervous as a
pucker on a guppy,' either. What's
that supposed to mean?"
Ernie's two favorite "nervous" simi­
les are "Nervous as a long-tailed cat
in a roomful of rockin' chairs" and
"Nervous as a frog on a freeway with
a busted hopper."
"Now there,'' he says earnestly, "you
got something. You put a frog on a
freeway with a busted hopper and you
got a frog in big trouble. It's believable.
That thing about an octopus at a
milkin' contest just isn't believable."
Ford generally waits until dress re­
hearsal before even trying to fit an
Ernie-ism to a situation. The writers
may make a suggestion, setting the
scene, but it's Ernie who comes up
with the right phrase. Told that he was
14
Ernie comes eye
to eye with an
Ernie-ism: 'Nerv­
ous as a frog on
a freeway with a
busted hopper.'
supposed to feel worn out after a par­
ticularly vigorous comedy sketch,
Ford came up with the line, "I feel
like I been rode hard and put away
wet." Any horseman would take that
as a statement of fact rather than as a
joke. "Flatter than a gander's arch"
conjures up a perfectly reasonable
picture of flatness to any country boy,
while "useful as a milking stool under
a bull" makes sense to almost any­
body at all, including bulls.
One of Ford's favorites is "Hard as
trying to sneak daylight past a roost­
er." He's irritated when it's written
"dawn" instead of daylight, as it was 'Trail Blazer.' Rory
on the agency list. "In Tennessee,'' he Calhoun, os caHle
lets it be known, "it's either daytime p i o n e e r C h a rles
or nighttime. Dawn is for poets." Goodnight, seHies a
dispute with Ken
Plain talking, Tennessee style, has D i bbs, Telephone
paid off handsomely for Ford. It's been Time, Tuesday, ABC.
months since NBC took a chance on
him after his five-a-week daytime
show proved to be a success and threw
him in against CBS's widely-pub­
Songfest And Jest.
licized Playhouse 90. The latest ARB
Marie (The Body)
rating gave Ford-in political par­
McDonald returns to
lance-a dark-horse victory.
Th e Steve A/len
In Tennessee circles, however, it
would be put a little differently. The
Show in a guest
appearance this
competition, which was supposed to
Sunday on NBC.
have been tougher than a hog's nose,
is now squirming worse than a worm
in hot ashes, while ol' Em, who has
caused as much talk as a new rooster
in the hen house, is busy as a puppy 'Papa Said No.'
in a roomful of rubber balls and con­ Yvonne Craig lures
tented as a swarm of June bugs in a unsuspecting ScoH
barrel of mash. Brady into thinking
As for the canard that Ernie's Ernie­ of marriage on Th e
isms aren't authentic, that contention Schlitz Playhouse of
is colder than a polar bear's nose. Stars, Friday, CBS.
 New Er19land Edition

LATE.- . and EXCLUSIVE

.

11 BENNETT CERF is ho-hummy about more panel jobs. What he really

wants is to host a spectacular, or a dramatic or comedy series
...JACK PAAR will vacation during the month of May. JONATHAN

El WINTERS, JOHNNY CARSON and JI M BACKUS are expected to alternate

as pinch-hitters.

11 NAT KING COLE, who has refused bitterly every TV offer since

•
he was unable to get a permanent network sponsor for his own
show ("Why should I help them after the way they treated me?"),
will appear on The Ed Sullivan Show in April. Reason: He wants to
plug his new movie, "The St. Louis Blues." Conditions: He'll
sing just one song from the picture for top money, $7500.

• II Lever Brothers bought GROUCHO MARX's show for next fall.

They're expected to use it to replace The Rosemary Clooney Show.
. . . PERRY CO MO spent his week off at his new home in
Standing (1. to r.), Kevin, Noreen, Hugh, Bill, Jr. Seated Jupiter, Fla.
(1. to r.l, Mother, Brion, Kerry, Donna, Duchess, father.

II GISELE MacKENZIE canceled her $7500, April 13 SULLIVAN visit

in favor of a $10,000 Chevy Show next month ... JACKIE GLEASON
he William Corcoran seen in "An Affair· to Remember,"
yearns to be in a serious drama on Broadway this fall.
f a m i l y of S h e r m a n with Cary Grant and Deborah Kerr.
Oaks, Cal., is a typical, Kerry, 5, is also just beginning. But -BURT BOYAR
normal in all respects save she has done work and been paid.
one: All seven of the children have She's a professional right along with
45e-en, OOint:!� are, professional""'-<:the rest of them.·-- LOCAL • • • and TIMELY
actors and actFesses.
The immediate star of the family '::.-The Corcoran saga got its start
is J4-year-old,J'l'oreen, who-plays the­ back in 1947 when Mrs. Corcoran's II Ch. 7's recently acquired movie package includes 52 SHOCK
role of Kelly in Bachelor Father, health forced a move from their na­ feature films. The series includes "Frankenstein " and "The Mad
the CBS series starring John For­ tive Quincy, Mass., to Los Angeles. Ghoul." ...Ch. 4 plans to carry an hour-long Saturday afternoon
sythe. Her older sister, Donna, 16, Bill Corcoran obtained a policeman'E Record Hop with disc jockey DAVE MAYNARD as host. The show will
go in the 1:30 P.M. spot as .soon as the basketba�� playoffs are
was under contract to M-G-M for job at M-G-M. After he got to knoVI
over ... Ch. 12's �0 R. La PORTE will narrate his award-winning
five years (between 8 and 13) ·, and is the place, the grapevine reached
_
Holy Week presentat�on, "The Pass�on, " on Friday
now fretfully "at liberty." Bill, Jr., him-a number of little girls wen April 4 10
P.M .... Fashion authority LILLY DACHE commutes from New York to
18 and a freshman at San Fernando needed for a crowd scene in a pic­
Providence for her first live TV series. LILLY talks about
Valley Junior College, has given up ture. That was the start of Donna's
glamor on Ch. lO's Thursday, 9 A.M. segment of The World Around
acting after banking $16,000 and will acting career.
Us. . . . Ch. 7 newscaster VIN MALONEY will host a Red Cross
study dentistry. "After that," says Mrs. Corcoran,
Jamboree at New England Mutual Hall on Sunday afternonn, March
Of the younger Corcorans, Kevin, a plump, pleasant and energetic
21 ...
8, has been on the Mickey Mouse woman who runs her brood with a
Club and appears in the current Walt firm hand, "the rest of the kids just
Disney feature movie, "Old Yeller." seemed to fall into place as they
Hugh, 10, free-lances as a child actor. came along. Even Bill, Jr., took < TV GUIDE • 739 Boylston St., Boston 16, Mass. • COpley 7-78J5
Brian, 6, and a first-grader, can be
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TIME OR CHANNEL CHANGES

Pro Basketball .. ..... . ..2:30 P . M . Sat. (4,
'
&, 10) For Week Beginning March 29th, 1958
Arthur Godfrey ..11 A. M: Mon.-Fri. (7, 12, 13)
SATURDAY, MARCH 29
DEBUTS «!) HIPPITY HOP-Cartoons
Top Dollar ..... .. .. . .. . .8:30 P . M . Sat. (7, 12, 13) PRO BASKETBALL 2:30 P.M. (4) C6) (10) SATURDAY 9:45 ([!) ONCE U PON A TIME-Stories
How Do Y ··J Rate? Play-off Lindsey Nelson and Chick Hearn. 10:00 t9 «!) HOWDY DOODY-Kids
................10:30 A . M . Mon.-Thurs. (12, 13) NCAA SWIMMING 3 P.M. (7) (8) (12) U3l MORNING A LOO N EY TUNES-Cartoons
Wingo ....... .. .. . .. .... 8:30 P . M . Tues. (7, 12, 13) The National Collegiate Athletic Association
10:30 EJ a «!) RUFF A N D REDDY
men's swimming and diving championships
In today's cartoon adventure, Reddy is
GOING OFF from the U. of M ichigan pool, Ann Arbor, 6:45 EJ FILM FU N N IES-Cartoons
captured by outlaws.
Pro Basketball . .. .....2:30 P . M . Sat. (4, &, 10) M ich. 6:55 0 C HILDREN'S T HEATER
7:00 t9 BOOM TOWN-Rex Trailer
0 ffi G) MIGHTY MOUSE
Cartoons: L "Swiss S k i Yodelers." 2.
Gise1e MacKenzie .. . ...9:30 P . M . Sat. (4, &, 10)
Sally ..... .. .. . .. . ....... .. ..7:30 P.M. Sun. (4, o, 10) Cartoons: "In Wonderland," " M aking
MONDAY, MARCH 31 "The First Robin�" 3. "The Prize Guest."
Scotland Yard ................ .... 10 P.M. Sun. (5, 8) Good," "Movie Phoney N ews," "It Hap­
Telephone Time .... .. ... .. .9:30 P.M. Tues. (5, 9) pened to Crusoe," and "Paunch and Judy."
11:00 B «!) FU RY-Adventure
BOXING 10 P. M. C9> 7 :45 ([!) J U NIOR WORLD-Travel "Second Chance." Pete objects when Jim
SPECIALS Jimmy Peters, Washington, D.C., vs. Rudy hires a handyman with a record.
8:00 9 N EWS, WEATHE R
Adlai Stevenson . . . ... . . ... .2 P . M . Sat. (4, &, Sawyer, long Island City, N .Y ., welterweights. a POPEYE-Cartoons
10)
fiD M R. WIZARD-Science fj CARTOON CARNIVAL-Kids
NCAA Swimming .... 3 P . M . Sat. (7, 8, 12, 13) 10 rounds.
Mr. Wizard demonstrates how electrical
Holy Week ... ............ ..... . .10:30 A.M. Sun. (10) 0 ffi G) H ECKLE A N D J ECKLE
conductors move energy.
Tell Thy Son ......... . .. .. .... .. .... 12 Noon Sun. (12) Cartoons: 1 . Little Roquefort in "Musical
• WEDNESDAY, APRIL 2 ID POPEYE-Cartoons Madness." 2. Gandy Goose and Sour Puss
COLOR 8:15 Q OFF TO ADVENTU R E in ''Fortune Hunters."
Perry Como ... .. .. ....... .. ....8 P.M. Sat. (4, &, 10) BOXING 10 P.M. (5) (8) 8:30 0 LAUREL A N D Ht.RDY-Comedy 11:30 9 0 «!) ANDY'S GANG-Kids
Your Hit Parade ....10:30 P . M . Sat. (4, &, 10) Yolande Pompey, light heavyweight, Trini­ fE) MOVIE-Western " Man-eater of Jog." Gunga attempts to
M y Friend Flicka . ..... . ...... . ... ...7 P . M . Sun. (5) dad, B . W.l., vs. Rory Calhoun, middleweight, "Riding the Wind." (1941) Ranchers are destroy a man-eating tiger.
Steve Allen ... . .... ... ... . .....8 P.M. Sun. (4, &, 10) White Plains, N .Y. being exploited because of their need for
Chevy Show ... ... .......... .. .. 9 P . M . ,Sun. (4, b, 10) water. Tim Holt.
0 KIT CARSON-Western
IE) ffi G) SATU RDAY PLAY­
Matinee Theater ....3 P.M. Mon.-Fri. (4, &, 10) 9:00 Q !"..ALEIDOSCOPE-Variety
Price Is Right .. .. ... .7:30 P.�. Mon. (4, &, 1Q) FRIDAY, APRIL 4 HOUSE-Drama
9:15 G) CALL TO CHURCH-Religion Claude Dauphin in "On Leave." Pvt. Henri
Eddie Fisher .... . .... . ... ... 8 P . M . Tues. (4, b, 10)
Red Skelton ......... .. ...... ... .. 9:30 P . M . Tues. (7) BOXING 10 P.M. (4) (6) UO>
9:30 0 ffi G) CAPT. KANGAROO Baptiste, decorated French soldier of
Kraft Theatre . .. . . .........9 P . M . Wed. (4, o, 10) The Marilex Duo, plate jugglers, visit to­ World Wa� 1, obtains a leave and visits
Ralph "Tiger" Jones, middleweight, from
Tic Tac Dough . . . ... . .....7:30 P . M . Thurs. (4, b) day. Bunny tells of his adventures as a his home vil lage, only to find it devastat­
Yonkers, N.Y., vs. Kid Gavilan, welterweight
railroad engineer. ed. Based on a story by Stuart Cloete.
Rosemary Clooney ... .10 P . M . Thurs. !4, &, 10) from Camaguey, Cuba, 10 rounds.

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0 mJ TRUE �TORY-Dra�a
Kathi Norris mtroduces th1s week, s
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story, by William Kenda l C l rke. With
her son in danger of losmg h1s scholar­
ship because he cheated on a test, a
mother threatens a member of the
scholarshi p committee with blackmail.
f1 CHAMPIONSHIP BOWLING
g tD Ql JIMMY DEAN
Guests are singers Sam Cooke and
Wyoma Winters.
You can earn
12:15 C9 BIG B ROTH ER-Bob Emery
your own spending
12:30 0 mJ DETECTIVE'S DIARY
money by delivering " Murder for Gain." When a wealthy
TV GUIDE to regular customers woman is found murdered, Mark Saber
interviews her three beneficiaries. Donald
in your own neighborhood; just as
Gray, M ichael Balfour, Teresa Thorne.
boys deliver newspapers. f:OO C9 M R. WIZARD-Science
A•d • • •
Mr. Wizard !Don Herbert) and Betty Sue
investigate probability in science.
you'll have an 0 OFF TO A DVENTURE
oppartunity to � "The Mohawks at Home."
earn a wonderful 0 MOVIE-Suspense
prize, too Uke • • •
"Donovan's Brain" (1954). Lew Ayres
the Teel Williams �s.
model fielder's U 16 LON E RANGER-Western
"Sawtelle's Saga's End." A little old
glove shown here. lady tries to protect her two nephews
who are responsible for a series of
Don't delay-join the group of inde­
bank robberies. Clayton Moore.
pendent young merchants who sell 8 TERRYTUN ES-Cartoons
TV GUIDE. Start earning that extra mJ ALL-STAR GOLF-California
See 4 P.M., Ch. 5, for details.
cash and bonus prize right away by
Ql G E N E AUTRY-Western
filling out the coupon below.
1 :15 0 CARTOONS-Kids
.......................... 1 :30 S LOOKIN' AT SPORT�-Leo Egan
TV NEWS SALES CO. (N.E.)
P.O. Box 82 0 MOVIE-Drama
Grove Hall Station
Dorchester 21 Moss.
"Appointment in Berlin." (1943) A wing­
Gentlemen: 3/29 commander in the RAF is d ischarged from
�lea&e &end me all the Information con·
the service because of his attitude.
cernlnv home delivery Gf TV &UIDE.
George Sanders, Marguerite Ch apma n
Q BIG PICTURE-Army
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m BIBLE BASKETBALL-Quiz
2:00 C9 0 mJ ADLAI STEVENSON
I SPECIAL I Adlai E. Stevenson, fo_rmer
STREET___________ ------------------ __---- _______ _
governor of Illinois and tw1ce cand1date
for President of the U.S., addresses the
CITY________________________________ZONE________ _ Annual Conference of th e U n ited Parents
Association of New York City. Tn his
STATE·--------------------------------------------- speech, he plans to emphasize the n ee d
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for defin;ng our educational ideals and
for setting our sights high, in this period
of r�appraisal, as opposed to depending
r:-:ece!y on greater financial support for
education. Stevenson wi ll be introduc ed
by Mrs. Gladys Harburger, president of
the Association, which is m eeting in the
Waldorf-Astoria Hotel in New York City.
The telecast of the Professional Basket­
ball game will begin 30 minutes later
today.
0 HOPALONG CASSIDY-Western
0 WRESTLING-Hollywood
16 MOVIE-Comedy
''Granny Get Your Gun." ( 1940) A
str aig ht- shoot ing ol' granny becomes in­
volved in divorce and murder. May Rob­
son, Harry Dav enp ort.
Ql TO BE ANNOU NCED
2:30 S 0 till PRO BASKETBALL­
Play-off
During th e past week, the Boston Celtics
have been playing the Philadelphia War­
riors and the St. Louis Hawks have been
playing the Detroit Pistons to determine
the finalists for the National Basketball
Association championship series. At press
time the teams for today's game had
not been determined. If either or both of
the best-of-seven semifinal series goes
more than five games, today's telecast
will be of one of the Boston-Philadelphia
or St. Louis-Detroit contests. If both
semifinal series were decided within five
games, today's telecast will be the first
of the final best-of-seven series. Lindsey
Nelson and Chick Hearn are the sports­
casters for this game, which concludes
the season of pro-basketball tele cast s.
3:00 0 BOWLING TIM E-Sam Levine
Patterson vs. Engan.
0 0 16 Ql NCAA SWIM MING
I SPECIAL I The National Collegiate Ath­
letic Association men's swimming and div­
ing championships are televised from the
U. of Michigan pool, Ann Arbor, M ich.
Today we see the finals in six swimming
events: 100-yd. butterfly, 100-yd. free
style, 200-yd. breast stroke, 100-yd. back
stroke, 440-yd. free style and 400-yd.
medley relay. There is also a platform­
diving exhibition featuring Olympic cham­
pions. U.S. Olympic coach M i ke Peppe
describes this exhibition. Between events,
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coaches and swimmers ex!>lain and d em ­
onstrate the different strokes, with the
rw
aid of u nd e at er cameras.
3:45 0 FRANKIE LAIN E-Songs
4:00 0 0 ALL-STAR GOLF-Cal.
Cary Middlecoff attempts to end Billy
Casper's winning streak. Jim Britt re­
ports from Palm Springs, Cal.
4:30 C9 TRU E STORY-Drama
A publisher falls in love with a dress
designer who brings him a book of poems
she has written.
0 FILM SHORT
0 BISHOP SHEEN-Religion
"Science, Relativity and th e Atomic Age."
Bishop Sheen describes the role science
must play in our lives.
mJ CHAMPIONSHIP BOWLING
5:00 C9 M OVIE-Comedy-drama
''Calf It a Day." ( 1 9 3 7 ) A number of
people come close to running off with
each others' wives and husbands. Olivia de
Havilland, Anita Louise, Roland Young.
0 T EXAS RANGERS-Western
An outlaw killed in a holdup is m ist a ken­
ly identified as the desperado Sam Bass.
Willard Parker stars.
0 TOP TUNES-Lawrence Welk
"Smiling Irish Eyes" ....................Roberts
"Galway Bay" .............................. Pearson
"A L ittl e Bit of Heaven" ·-···-······· Feeney
0 TWENTIETH CENTU RY
"Class of '58." The National Education
Association has reported that the U.S. is
failing to develop two- thirds of its top
potential brainpower. In an attempt to
find out why this is true, "Twentieth Cen­
tury'' visited a high school in Bridgeport,
Conn. Today's hour-long film records this
visit to Warren Harding H igh School.
0 MOVIE-Western
"Gun Smugglers." (1949) Tim Holt, Rich­
ard Martin, Paul Hurst.
0 GET SET, GO!-Variety
till BOLD JOURNEY-Documentary
16 SPORTS-Chris Clark
Ql TEEN-AGERS O NLY-Astor
5:30 0 LON E RANGER-Western
"The Turning Point." The leader of a
band of vigilantes is determined to hang
a man accused of murder.
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SATURDAY
Qi) COLT .45-Western
"The Deserters." Chris Colt trails a num­
ber of deserters from an Army post to
learn why they deserted. Wayde Preston.
(8 CIRCUS BOY-Drama
"The Little Fugitive." Joey arranges a
match between a friend of his and the
circus strong man. Mickey Braddock.
Q) ROY ROGERS-Western
5:45 0 TRENDS FOR TOMORROW
6:00 0 B RAVE EAGLE-Western
"Face of Fear." A trapper tries to use
an Indian superstition to increase his
profits. Keith larsen, Bert Wheeler.
0 SKY KING-Adventure
"Sleight of Hand." Sky and Davy land
the plane on a golf course and are cap­
tured by gamblers. Kirby Grant stars.
0 I LOVE LUCY-Comedy
Ricky's band is booked for a three-week
European tour and he decides to take
Fred along as his manager.
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0 CONRAD NAGEL-Drama
Qi) MAVERICK-Western
"Point Blank." A couple makes friends
with Bret Maverick, planning to make
use of him in an embezzling scheme with­
out his knowledge. James Garner stars.
(8 SUGARFOOT-Western
Erin O'Brien appears in "A Wreath for
Charity lloyd." Sugarfoot, as acting
sheriff, is asked to help find a woman's
missing husband. Will Hutchins stars.
6:30 0 KINGDOM OF THE SEA
I COLOR I "Playgrounds of the Sea.''
Two
young people show their vacation of big
game fishing and skin ·diving.
0 WYATT EARP-Western
" When Sherman Marched Through I<an­
sas." Now Commander of the Western
Armies in Indian territory, Gen. Sher­
man plans a visit to the post at Dodge.
Hugh 0' Brian stars.
0 GREAT GILDERSLEEVE
I RETURN I "Gildy Goes Broke." Afterlec­
turing his nephew on not spending money.
Gildy does the opposite.
(3 ALL-STAR GOLF-California
Billy Casper takes on Jay Herbert.
0 GOLDB ERGS-Comedy
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Q) CAPTU RED-Police
6:45 0 N EWS-Arch Macdonald
6:55 0 WEATHE R-Don Kent
7:00 0 HIGHWAY PATROL-Police
A bandit stages three daylight robberies.
Broderick Crawford. (Film)
0 I coLoR I N EWS-Jack Hynes
0 STATE TROOPER-Police
"Perilous Picnic." Rod Blake goes after
two extortionists cashing checks in las
Vegas. Rod Cameron stars. (Film)
· 0 LASSIE-Drama
"The Hospital." Timmy becomes seriously
ill and is taken to the hospital. In his
HE'S OUT TO GET YOU···
delirium the little boy calls for lassie.
Jon Provost, George Chandler. (Film)
0 CONFIDENTIAL FILE
Qi) TOMBSTONE TERRITORY His name is Bret Maverick, the symbol
of
A miner falls in love with a mercenary
neatl y­
dance-hall girl. Pat Conway. (Film) square-dealing. From the top of his
(8 HARBOR COMMAND-Police
Unknown, a killer stalks the harbor. creased Stetson, to the bottom of his highly
polished black boots, he's a man who really
Wendell Corey stars. (film)
Q) VICTORY AT SEA-Documentary
"The Battle for leyte Gulf." This battle stands out from WJAR-TV's galaxy of great
represented the last attempt by the
Japanese to halt Allied advance.. (Film) Western Stars.
7:15 0 I coLoR I WEATHER-Ted Miller
And the word 'round here is that he's
7:20 0 I coLoR I SPORTS-Curt Gowdy
out to g�t you to watch MAVERICK each
7:30 0 Q U!) PEOPLE ARE FU�NY
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Saturday, 6-7 PM on Channel 10. Person
1. Univac couple Yolanda Curtis and
Sanford Demain are given a week to lo­
ally, we wouldn't dare suggest that you do
cate a $1000 check, made out to them,
on a 24-foot billboard somewhere in Los
Angeles. 2. Three hypnotized women are
otherwise.
subjected to posthypnotic suggestion. 3.
Virginia Maier .and Ed Hakim, Univac
couple, return to play anagrams. (Film)
0
0 (3 DICK CLARK-Music
Dick's guests are songstress Joni James;
rock-'n'-roll singer Fats Domino; the Four
I
lads, vocal group; and singer Don Gibson.
Dwayne Hickman, who plays Chuck on "The
Bob Cummings Show," presents his pro­ again and again it's
teges the Voxpoppers, male quintet.
CHANNEL WJAR-TV
O (8 Q) PERRY MASON
"The Case of the Daring Decoy. " A fight.
for the Best in Entertainment
for control of voting stock in a corpora­
tion leads to a murder. Mason's client
is accused of the crime when his finger­
prints are found on the death weapon.
Raymond Burr, Barbara Hale. (Film)
0 CHRISTOPH ERS-Religion A service of The Outlet Company
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8:00 l9 Q Qi) PERRY COMO-Variety
� Perry's guests are singers
Teresa Brewer and Frankie Lane, and the
Count Basie Orchestra with Joe Williams.
Perry's opening production number is
"Come to the Fair," with the Louis Da
· pron Dancers and the Ray Charles Sing-
ers. He also sings his newest recording.
0 BOSTON BALLROOM-Clayton
rmi!Il I COLOR I Disc jockey Bob Clay­
ton makes his TV debut in an hour-long
video version of Boston Ballroom. To­
night's guests Include Bill Haley and
the Comets and singers Frankie Avalon
and Connie Francis. Bridgewater (Mass.l
High School will be saluted.
0 BIG RECORD-Music
Guests are singers Pearl Bailey, Howard
Keel, F lorence Henderson, and the Four
Voices. (Film)
0 WHIRLYBIRDS-:-Adventure
"Mountain Flight." Chuck and P.T. pilot
a man on a week-end hunting trip in
the mountains. (Film)
8i30 6 6B IE) TOP DOLLAR
m:!!!IJ Winners at th• word game
"Ghost" should do well a� contestants on
this new weekly half-ho•Jr show. A round
begins with three contestants successively
contributing a letter each to forming a
word. For each letter he contributes be­
yond the first three letters, a contestant
receives $100. But as in "Ghost," a con­
testant is elimina. tilt
if he contributes the
final letter of �-·word. The champion
goes on to meet ntw challengers untir he
in turn is eliminated. Viewers participate
too. The first eight letters of the "Top
Dollar" word are transposed into figures,
and the viewer holding the dollar bill bear­
ing :he resulting number wins $5000, or
eve,n more if previous numbers have not
been claimed.
0 M R. ADAMS AND EVE
The Adams' maid, Elsie, writes a pop
tune she is confident will be a hit. Eve
and Howard decide to boost Elsie's ca­
reer. Howard Duff, Ida Lupino. ( F i l m )
0 CROSS CURRENT-Drama
"The Spy Ring.'' A p leasure trip to
Copenhagen turns out to be strictly busi­
ness. Gerald Mohr. <Film)
9:00 l9 Q Qi) CLU B OASIS-Variety
Spike Jones and his band, with singer
Helen Grayco, are tonight's stars. Also
appearing is actress-model Juli Reding.
000 LAWRENCE WELK
Included in t h e musical selections tonight
are "When Yuba P lays the Tuba Down in
Cuba," "Papa Won't You Dance with Me,"
· "Zip-a-dee doo-dah," "An Old love let­
ter," "I Love You, You, You" and "Lullaby
of Broadway.'' Alice Lon, the Lennon Sis­
ters, Buddy Hayes, and Bob Lido.
fJ 16 IE) O H ! SUSANNA
"Our Dear Captain." Susanna organizes a
dramatic club aboard ship which special­
izes in satires lampooning Capt. Huxley.
Huxley, unaware he is the subject of their
humor, informs Susanna he would like to
attend a performance. Gale Storm, ZaSu
Pitts, Roy Roberts, James Fairfax. (Film)
9:30 l9 Q Qi) GISELE MacKENZIE
Gisele welcomes Eddie Fisher as her
guest. Alex Stordahl and the orchestra.
( Holywood)
10:40
Final show of the series.
fJ 16 IE)
HAVE G U N, WILL
TRAVEL-Western
Paladin travels to a small border town
In Montana to intercept bandits who
have committed a robbery. While wait­
ing for the bandits to arrive, Paladin
stays at a boarding house and becomes
involved with the landlady's pretty daugh­
ter. Richard Boone. ( Film)
10:00 l9 Q Qi) AMATE U R H O U R
· Ted salutes opera singer M imi Benzell.
00 MIKE WALLACE
Peter Ustinov is interviewed. Details,
page A-9.
0 0 16 IE) G U NSMOKE
A reformed gunfighter arrives in town
with his traveling medicine show. He
finds it difficult to refrain from taking
to his guns again when the Marsh broth­
ets, the town bul lies, give him a beat­
ing. James Arness, Dennis Weaver. ( F i l m )
10:30 l9 Q YOUR HIT PARADE-Music
I COLOR I Hit songs and old favorites are
performed by Alan Copeland, J i l l Corey,
Virginia Gibson, Tommy Leonetti, and the
Dick Jacobs Orchestra.
0 MOVIE-Mystery
"Three Steps North." < 1951) An ex-GI
e
returns to Italy to find the lir he made
in the black market. Lloyd Bridges.
Movie continues after 11 P . M . newscast.
fJ HONEYMOONERS-:-Gieason
"On Stage." Ralph appears in an amateur
theatrical production and decides Holly­
wood is for him. Jackie G leason. (Film)
.f§J M OVIE-Police
"Born to Kill" ( 1947) A ruthless killer
marries a lovely girl for her money. law­
rence Tierney, Claire Trevor.
0 MOVIE-Mystery
" Black Camel." ( 1 9 3 1 ) Charlie Chan in­
vestigates the murder of a beautiful ac­
tress in Honolulu. Warner Oland.
ii!) N EWS-:-Russ Van Arsdale
If} SEA H U NT-Adventure
Two treasure hunters loot a sunken Span­
ish galleon. Lloyd Bridges. ( F ilm)
&J RED SKELTON-Comedy
Red's guest, blonde comedienne Marie
Wilson, plays Ruthie i n a sketch about
boxer Cauliflower McPugg. ( F i lm )
Qi) MOVIE-War Drama
"Dive Bomber." ( 1941) A man harbors a
grudge against the doctor who operated
unsuccessfully on his buddy. Errol Flynn.
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10:00 MIKE WALLACE
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If} MOVIE-Drama
"Gentleman Jim." (1'142! The life story of
one of the ring's greatest heavyweights,
cocky J i m Corbett, is dramatized. Errol
Flynn, Alexis Smith, Jack Carson.
11:15 l9 MOVIE-Double Feature
1. "Valley of Eagles.'' < E nglish; 195 2 )
Parts o f a secret invention o f tremen­
dous war potential are stolen. Jack War­
ner. 2. "Man K i ller." < 1933) A detective
who has been fired, joins a disreputable
private agency. William Powel l .
Q W RESTLING-Texas
fJ MOVIE-Double Feature
1. "Yellow Jack." < 1938) M aj. Walter
Reed campaigns against yellow fever in
Cuba. Robert Montgomery, Virginia
Bruce. 2. "West of the Pecos." < 1945)
The niece of a rich Chicago packer goes
to a Texas ranch. Robert M itchum.
IE) MOVIE-Drama
"The Iron Curtain." (1948) Soviet spies
operate in Canada. Dana Andrews.
0
WRESTLING-Chicago
- Interview
�,
,
Wallace interviews Peter Ustinov, English: play­
wright, actor and director. Though onl � 3&,
· Ustinov has authored a number of plays, is cur­
rently starring on B roadway in his own "Rol)!lanoff
and Juliet," and appeared on TV earlier this
season as Samuel Johnson. Viewers have also seen
him both as a quiz contestant and as a comedian
with a remarkable command of European dialects.
H is movie appearances include "My Three Angels"
and a portrayal of Nero i n "Quo Vadis."
Wallace plans to ask
Ustinov why he believes
that humorists should be
prepared to go to jail for
their convictions, and why
he contends that the best
kind of humor i s "sub­
versive." Other topics of
discussion may include
Mike Wallace
U st i n ov' s o p i n i o n s of
Hollywood and American
TV, why U stinov considers acting an "economic
crutch" and why he prefers to keep his perform­
ances to a minirr.um.

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8:00 Q N EWS, WEATHER
8:15 Q INDUSTRY O N PARADE
8:25 ((!) THIS IS THE LIFE-Religion
8:30· Q S U N DAY FUNNIES-Cartoons
fj C H RISTIAN SCIENCE-Religion
8:45 Q THIS IS THE LIFE-Religion
(f) FAR M FACTS-Report
8:55 (I!) NEWS
9:00 � FRQNTJERS OF fAITH
"A Dream of Faith," by L i l l ian Anderson,
presents a portrait of Woodrow Wilson.
((!) FRONTIERS OF FAITH
"A Friend of Freedom." In 1758, Quaker
shopkeeper John Woolman prompts the
�
Quake• 3bolitionist movement.
(f) f 1\ l , H FM TODAY-Religion
9:15 C A f HOLIC MASS-Religion
9:30 'DHJi f "-'SIONS-Education
SUSIE-Comedy
•
((!) BOOK OF BOOKS-Religion
(f) C HRISTOPHERS-Religion
9:45 6) C HRISTIAN SCIENCE-Religion
9:55 1J,i,) N EWS
10:00 0 YOUTH WANTS TO KNOW
iJCHRISTIAN SCIENCE-Religion'
Two guests tell of their addiction to a l ­
cohol a n d how they overcame it.
Q 3:00 IJ 8 JOHNS HOPKINS-Poole
TEN COMMANDM ENTS
Q (f) 6) LAM P U NTO MY FEET
" N achshon's Leap," by R ichard Aurelio.
Nachshon's family, in their escape from
the Pharaoh's slavery, grow weary and
begin to lose faith.
tJi) SACRED H EART-Religion
10:15 0 SACRED H EART-Religion
9 THE PASTOR-Religion
((!) FILM SHORT
10:30 EJ OUR BELIEVING WORLD
t
0 FAITH FOR TODAY-Religion
Pastor William A. Fagal helps two fath-
edess boys who get into trouble.
THIS ts THE ANSWER-Religion
(f) &) LOOK UP AND LIVE
((!) HOLY WEEK-Religlon
I SPECIAL I The high points of Liturgy
covering the period from Palm Sunday
to Easter.
10:45 1J WORLD AND PHYSICS-Teller
11:00 EJ REX TRAILER-I{ids
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0 0 6) EYE ON N EW YORK
Q SACRED H EART-Religion
Q FILM SHORT
((!) MOVIE-Mystery
"The Case of the Frightened Lady."
(English; 1940) The mansion where a
dowager l ives with her secretary-niece
becomes a house of terror. Helen Haye.
�
Local news at 1 1 : 55 A .M .
(f) TIM E OUT FOR GOD-Religion
11:15 LIVING WORD-Religion
11:30 0 (f) 6) CAM E RA THR.EE
•THIS IS THE LIFE-Religion
Q WILD BILL HICKOK-Western
See 1 2 :30 P . M ., Ch. 12, for details.
g C H U RCH IN THE HOME
11 :55 ((!) N EWS
A FTERNOON
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12:00 8 AGRICU LTURAL POLICY
EJ N EWS, WEATHE R
0 CARTOONS-Kids
Q MOVIE-Science Fiction
"Red Planet Mars." 0952) Using a
hydrogen tube, an American couple es­
tablishes contact with Mars. Peter
G raves, Andrea King, Marvin M i l ler.
Q . ROY ROGERS-Western
"In Old Caliente." 0939) Roy Rogers.
8 THE BIBLE SPEA!<S.. TOOA.Y
8i) FROM COLLEGE HILL
A Brown U . panel discusses James Jones'
"From Here To Eternity" and Aldous Hux­
ley's "Point Counterpoint."
(f) TELL THY SON-Religion
I SPECIAL I We see a Seder service as
performed by the · family of Rabbi Morris
N. Kertzer of the American Jewish Com­
mittee. The Seder is the ritual meal
which inaugurates the annual Passover.
6) QUALITY PLAYHOUSE-'-Drama
"The Lady and the Thief:" A highly re­
specte d · lady breaks Into and robs a
jewelry store. Joyce Heron, B�ian Culton.
12:15 EJ N EWS IN REVIEW
12:30 0 .S EARCH FOR TRUTH-Panel
Discussion by a panel attending an inter­
national conference on children's tele­
vision programs in Boston. Henry Morgan­
thau, Ill, host.
EJ
TALENT SHOW-Amateurs
M A R C H
Afternoon
3 0
g CH RISTOP H ERS-Religion 0 MOVIE-Adventure
" Maneater of the Kumaon." Sabu.
((!) VICTORY AT SEA
The struggle for Luzon ends in the com­ Q COMM U N ITY IN FOCUS-Talk
plete reconquest of the Philippines. Q CHRISTIAN SCIENCE-Religion
(f) WILD BILL HICKOK-Western ((!) SABER OF LONDON- Myster�
"The M issing Diamonds." Wild B i l l and "The Visitor." Following a girl's frantic
Jingles try to help a little Mexican boy. phone call, Saber arrives at her apart­
ment to find she is dead. His only clues
6) FAITH FOR TODAY-Religion
are a torn photograph and a book of
See 10:30 A. M ., Ch. 5, for details.
matches. Donald Gray.
1 :00 8 M USIC AND RENAISSANCE
6) MOVIE-Double Feature
" M u s i c a n d Art: T h e Netherlands."
1. "Week-end in Havana." (1941) A sales­
EJ MOVIE-Drama girl has her long-planned vacation inter­
"Deep Waters." ( 1948) The tale of an
rupted. Alice Faye, John Payne. 2. "Pro­
orphan boy and his love for the sea is
file." (English) A publisher's wife sets
set in a lobster-fishing community in
her cap for his editor. John Bentley,
Maine. Dana Andrews, Jean Peters.
2:15 g TH E PASTOR-Religion
0 WEEK IN REVIEW
2:30 f) Q WISDOM SERIES-Interview
Q MOVIE-Double Feature Sean O'Case y, the great Irish dramatist,
Cinema 7: 1. "Bringing Up Baby."
is today's guest.
0938) An archeologist tries to promote
some money for his museum from an
Postponed from March 16.
heiress. Katharine Hepburn, Cary Grant. EJ STARRING THE EDITORS
2. " Hangover Square." ( 1945) A .com­ g COLLEGE N EWS CONFERENCE
D r . R ichard Porter, head o f t h e U . S .
poser-pianist has a Jekyll-and-Hyde per­
earth-satel l ite panel f o r t h e International
sonality. Laird Cregar, Linda Darnell.
g ORAL ROBERTS-Religion Geophysical Year, is interviewed.
((!) WEST POINT-Drama 8i) MOVIE-Drama
"The Drowning of the Gun." A traditional "Stanley and Livingstone." 0939) A re­
porter struggles to lind a missionary in
yearling class prank, the drowning of the
the heart of Africa. Spencer Tracy.
Reveille Gun in Lake Popolopen, is under­
taken. Jack Haley, Jr.
(f) MOVIE-Drama "Lacrosse: Hopkins Report." Robert Scott
"In Our Time." ( 1 944) An English girl and Wilson Fewster, coaches of the Johns
and a young count wed, but members of Hopkins U. lacrosse team, are the guests.
the nobleman's family try to break up They demonstrate the game and tell the
the marriage. Ida Lupine, Paul Henreid. story of its adoption from the Indians in
6) C H RISTOPHERS-Religion the first half of the 19th Century. Film
clips of the Johns Hopkins squad w i l l be
1 :30 tJ DISCOVERY-Mary Lela Grimes
shown. Lynn Poole is the host.
Topic: "Life in a Pond."
EJ FEDERAL M EN-Police
0 GENIUS-Documentary
"Case of the Black Sheep." The son of
Q FRONTIERS OF FAITH a sugar distributor falls for a gangster's
" Roger Williams and Mary." During the
reign of King Charles J, in England, Roger
moll. Walter Greaza.
Q SHIRLEY TEM PLE'S STORY�
Wil liams flees with his wife Mary to the
BOOK-Drama
New World, seeking religious freedom.
8 COLBY COLLEGE TELE­ I SPECIAL I This one-hour dramatization
of "Dick Whittington and His Cat'' fea­
tures a performance by Rhubarb, the
COURSE-Education
((!) TEXAS RANGERS-Western cat that played the title role in the
"Panhandle.'' An outlaw leader is deter­
baseball movie cal led ''Rhubarb,'' and
mined to keep homesteaders from settling
also features songs by Mack David and
on a strip of land.
Jerry Livingston. Jack Oimond stars.
6) D ECISIONS OF 1958-Panel
6 ORAL ROB E RTS-Religion
2:00 8 FRENCH COURSE-Beginners if) STU M P THE PREACH ERS-Qui.J
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3:30 fJ LOOK H E R E-Interview program focuses on the small town of

Adlai Stevenson, former governor of I l l i­
nois and twice Democratic candidate for
President of the U.S. is interviewed.
S J U DG E ROY BEAN-Western
" M urder at Langtry." A group of law­
breakers take advantage of public dis­
agreement to plot murder.
0 FRANKIE LAIN E-Songs
Selections: "Them There Eyes," "Singing
the B lues," "Jambalaya."
(EJ DEAN PIKE-Discussion
Dr. Howard A. Rusk, noted physician and
associate editor of the New York Times,
discusses "Health for Peace."
f) FLORIAN ZaBACH-Music
ti) BJG PICTU R E-Army
4:00 fJ PLAYS AND PLAYERS
The social position of the actor in the
romantic theater and the relationship
between the theater, the actor and the
birth of democracy are considered.
S 0 ([!) WIDE WIDE WORLD
"Flag Stop at Malta Bend" tells the
story of America's railroad trains. The
Malta Bend, l\ll o ., where train tracks con­
verge from all d irectors. Other high­
lights . . . Baltimore: The historic 1831
race between Peter Cooper's "Tom
Thumb" engine and a horse-drawn car­
riage is re-created. Washington, D.C.:
Cameras on a special sightseeing train
record some of Washington's landmarks.
New York City: The activity in Penn­
sylvania Station is seen. San Gabriel,
Cal.: We visit movie-director Ward Kim­
ball, who has set up a private railroad
in his back yard. Sierra Valley, Cal. :
Viewers are taken for a ride on the Cal­
ifornia Zephyr, a speedy streamliner.
0 OPEN H EARING-Secondari
fa MOVIE-Drama
"Action in Arabia." Gene Lockhart and
George Sanders star.
f) THIS IS T H E LIFE.
A garage owner is upset over a wreck
that injure� a man he hated.
ti) A M E RICA PRESENTS A M E RICA
4:30 fJ ti) (B) FACE THE NATION
Guest is Sen. John Kennedy < D., Mass.l.

5:00 IJ ID&l SEE IT NOW - Edward R. Murrow

�t,"'� ll�._ta-.Te. Part � :

S hould atomic tests be stopped because
of the dangers of radioactive fallout?
Today's hour-long film, narrated by Ed·
ward R . M urrow, comes to grips with
this controversial question.
Scientists are interviewed, including
geneticist H e rmann M u ller; Willard Lib­
by of the Atomic Energy Commission;
Kenjiro Kimura, Japanese physicist; Mer­
ril Eisenbud, .c hief of the AEC health
program; J. Laurence Kulp, chemist.
Scenes are shown of a plane flying
through a mushroom cloud; the under­
ground detonation of an A-bomb; the
Lucky Dragon, Japanese fishing craft
whose crew became victims of fallout;
microscopic films of human ce1ls affected
by radiation; experiments with animals
and human volunteers; analysis of the
strontium 90 content of a human bone;
the measurement of fallout; and bene­
ficial uses of radioactive isotopes. Co111 eromen film fallout lest ot .Honford, Wash.

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Paul's g uest are Jacques Cordon, a jug­
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Tested practical ways to take off fat, rushed by ·
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fl FRONTIER-Western 1. A demonstration of horseshoe pitch­
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program culm inates with the tiots of
June 17, 1953.
Ui) B ROKEN ARROW-Western
I
"Iro n Maiden.'' An nd ian girl from the
Oregon Territory arrives. John Lupton.
6:55 EJ N EWS-Art Amadon
7:00 EJ 9 U!) 26 M EN-Western
"The Parrish Gang." Clint T ravis works
his way into the heart of a gang of
bank robbers. Kelo Henderson. (Film)
0 MY F RIEND FLICKA-Drama
I COLOR I "The Phantom Herd." Rob
Mclaughlin decides to close the Goose
Bar Ranch. His entire herd of horses
has run away to the open range. Broken­
hearted, Ken decides that he too must
leave t he ranch. Gene Evans. (Film)
-0 HARBOR COMMAND-Police
A weatherbeaten old fisherman finds
himself in dire peril when his boat runs
out of gas. Wendell Corey. <Film)
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"Profile." (English) Forgery draws
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Byron, Thea Gregory .
lD tB) LASSIE-Drama
When Timmy and Scott find a penguin,
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t hey are afraid that they will be accused
of stealing the bird. Jon Provost, George.
Chandler, Jon Shepodd. (Film)
7:30 EJ 9 U!) SALLY-Comedy
"Dear My rtle." The employees of the
Banford and Bleacher department store
plan a musicale for an orphan home.
Joan Caulfield, Marion Lorne. (Film)
0 MAVERICK-Western ON YOUR NEXT 2 POUNDS OF
Blue Bon net Ma rgarine''
"Burial Ground of the Gods." Cheated b)
an extortionist, Bart Maverick follows the
man to Denver. Jack Kelly. (Film)
fJ tD tB) BACH ELOR FATHE R
"Waiting up for Ke l ly." Kelly goes out
on her first real date and promises her
Uncle Bentley that she will be home at a
reasonable hour. But when Kelly fails to
arrive home at the proper t ime, Bentley
decides to go looking for her. John For­ - ISTH E MARGAR I N E
sythe, Noreen Corcoran (Film)
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8:00 0 Q U!) STEVE ALLEN-Variety
I .coLOR I Joining Steve tonight are Ed­
gar Bergen and Charlie McCarthy; movie
actress Marie McDonald; boxer Carmen
Basilio; the Step Brothers, dance team;
and all-American high school and college
basketball stars. In a comedy sketch with
regulars Don Knotts, Joyce Jameson and
Tom Poston, Marie M c Donald portrays a
celebrity approached by interviewers.
-0 IB JE) ED SU LLIVAN-Variety
Ed's guests tonight are comedian Sam
· Levenson; singers Jane Morgan, Georges
G uetray, Della Reese and Frankie
Vaughan; Anton Dolin and his London
Festival Ballet featuring John Gilpin,
Louis Godfrey, Andre Prokovsky and
M ichael Hogan; pianists George Shea� ­
ing, Roger Williams and Dorothy Done­
gan; the 0' Brady Puppets; and The
Three Bragazzis, a comedy act.
8:30 0 8 SCOTT ISLAND-Adventure
"Dangerous Channel." A boat blows up i n
the Scott Island channel a n d David Scott
rescues a young man from the wreckage.
The survivor tells David that his boat hit
a floating mine and that he is sure there
is a second mine in the channel. Barry
Sullivan, Paul Burke. ( Film)
0 D ECOY-Drama
"Reasonable Doubt." A man is charged
with robbery but Casey Jones doubts
his guilt. Beverly Garland. ( Fi l m )
9:00 0 0 U!) CH EVY SHOW
I COLOR I Ethel M erman is hostess for
an hour of music and comedy. Guest
stars are Polly Bergen, Jack Paar and
Andy Williams; and ther� is a special ap­
pearance by Genevieve, chanteuse.
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M A R C H 3 0
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man is found, a victim of homicide. But 11:10 0 MOVIE-Drama
00 SID CAESAR-Comedy the descripti-;n fits only a recluse who ha,s "The Winslow Boy." < English; 1949)
0 IB m G. E. TH EATER been reported see alive. Edgar Lustgarten Robert Donat stars.
Burgess M eredith in "The U nfamiliar." A is host. ( Film) 11:15 EJ MOVIE-Comedy
man is found clinging to a piece of drift­ fJ IB fm $64,000 CHALLENGE "Hard to Handle." ( 1 933) A high-pow­
ered promoter is involved in many enter­
wood off the New England coast. He is 10:30 EJ DECOY-Drama
taken in by a farmer to help with the "Dream Fix." Casey becomes a nurse in prises. James Cagney.
harvest, but he knows nothing of farm
a sanitorium where a 19-year-old girl has 0 I SPY-Adventure
work and is terrified by the tractor. Ron­ been sent. Beverly Garland. ( F ilm> "Matchmaker of Scapa Flow."
ald Reagan is the host. ( Film)
0 (;) IB (E) WHAT'S MY LIN E? Q MOVIE-Double Featu re
0 M OVIE-Double Feature 0 ONION PACIFIC-Westem 1. "Ladies Courageous." (1944) The
1. "He Stayed for Breakfast." ( 1940) A "DeKett Territory." A young surveyor is WAAF' s fight to be taken into the regu­
Communist hides out in a young woman's jailed on a phony murder charge. Jeff lar Army service. Loretta Young, Geral­
apartment in Paris. Loretta Young, Mel­ Morrow, Judd Pratt. ( F i lm) dine Fitzgerald. 2. "Main Street After
vyn Douglas. 2 . "Tuscon." (1949) A
fJ STATE TROOPER-Police Dark." Girls are trained to pick the
story of college life at the U niversity of pockets of soldiers. Edward Arnold.
"Full Circle." A car crashes under sus­
Arizona. Jimmy Lydon, Penny Edwards.
picious circumstances. ( Film) IB MOVIE-Adventure
9:30 0 YOU ASKED FOR IT-Smith (ID N EWS-Art lake "Flowing Gold." ( 1940) Two men are
1. A look at the Japanese silk worm. 10:40 U!) MOVIE-Drama rivals for the hand of the daughter of an
2. "The Lord's Prayer," recited by ges­ "Anna Christie." ( 1930) A cynical girl eccentric prospector. John Garfield.
tures by the choir of the Baptist Church and her dissolute father try to make a m MOVIE-Comedy
for the Deaf, Los Angeles, Cal. 3. A new life for themselves. From the play "Everything H appens at Night." ( 193<1) A
demonstration of the crossbow and the by Eugene 0' Neill. Greta Garbo. couple of gay blades vie for the affec­
history of its development.
11 :00 EJ 0 fJ N EWS, WEATHER tions of a pretty miss. Sonja Heinie.
O fgJ IB m ALFRED HITCH­ (;) 1B (0 N EWS, WEAT H E R 11:45 g THIS IS THE STORY
COCK-Drama
Dennis Morgan, Estelle Winwood and
"
Elizabeth Patterson in "Bull in a China
Shop." Four little old ladies become in­
fatuated with their apartment-house
neighbor, a handsome detective. They ob­
serve his activities with a telescope. ( Film)
10:00 EJ 0 U!) LORETTA YOUNG
James Daly and Karen Sharpe in "Air
Your men
of tomorrow
Stewardess." During a night flight aboard
a transcontinental airplane, a dangerous
drug disappe ars from its storage place.
Loretta Young is the hostess. ( F i l m )
0 fa SCOTLAN D YARD-Police
deserve the
"Candlelight M u rder." The body of an old
extra quality
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pool their vacation funds. Eve Arden.
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( M orning programs on page A-20l 1:30 0 BEU LAH-Comedy 0 m &J B RIGHTER DAY-Serial
"Beulah and the S i lent Partner." B i l l <t.15 f1 m &J SECRET STORM-Serial
advertises for a partner t o make mouse­
4:30 0 m 18 EDGE OF NIG HT-Serial 6:00 f) DECISION FOR RESEARCH
12:00 S N EWS-Jack Chase
traps. Ethel Waters stars.
D SUSIE-Comedy
0 MY LITTLE MARGIE-Comedy The nature and operating technique of a
research team. Dr. Jerome Metzner, host.
"Freddie's Formula." Freddie invents a
0 0 II!) TIC TAC DOUGH-Quiz 0 ID &J AS THE WORLD TURNS 0 DATELINE BOSTON-Smith
U g 1D &J HOTEL COSMO­
new hair dye, but a disaster prevents him
2:00 9 TROUB LE WITH FATHER from making a fortune. Gale Storm.
1 COLOR I Members of the Institute of
POUTAN-Serial Contemporary Art are guests.
12:10 S WEATHER_;_Don Kent
"Barbecue." Joyce and Na11cy's parents 8
COMMODORE BOB-Kids
fJ STEVE DONOVAN-Western
interfere to help their daughters in a
12:15 S BIG BROTHER-Bob Emery fight over Dexter. June Collyer.
0
GERRY KEARNEY-Variety "A Pair of Jacks." Steve and . Rusty are
4:45 B MOVIE-Drama
O Q 1D &J LOVE OF LIFE 0 HOM EMAKING-Agnes Gibbs .
"I'll Be Seeing You." (194.4 ) A gtrl from
caught in a barrage of gunfire while pro­
12:30 0 0 II!) IT COU LD BE YOU .0 M R. AND M RS. NORTH· tecting two outlaws. Douglas Kennedy.

U ft) &J SEARCH FOR TO­ "Forgotten Grave." Pam and Jerry baby­
the state penitentiary meets an Army g N EWS, WEATHER
sergeant on furlough. Ginger Rogers, Jo­ 0 CATHOLIC THOUGHT-Religion
MORROW-Serial sit for a dog. Barbara Britton.
seph Cotten, Shirley Temple. Serial :
8 N EWS-Bob Joyce g 1D l8 BEAT THE CLOCK 1D SALTY B RI N E'S SHACK-Kids
12:35 8 FILM FEATURE-Agriculture 2:15 0 J U N IO R SCIENCE-Education
"Trapped i n the Quicksand."
0 II!) MODERN ROMANCES &J BRAVE EAGLE-Western

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2:30 S 0 II!) KITTY FOYLE-Serial 5:00 0 g 1D SUPERMAN 6:10 II!) PEOPLE TO PEOPLE-Report
"Superman's Wife." Superman IS aided
1:00 9 M OVIE-Drama .
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"Dangerous." (1935) A young architect
0 coLoR I RAY DOREY-Variety by a policewoman in an attempt to trap
6:15 8 MOVIE-Comedy .
attempts to rehabilitate a girl who was O g 1D &J HOUSE PARTY Mr. X. George Reeves, Noel N eill, Jack
"Adventures of a Rookie." ( 1 943) Misad­

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once a leading actress. Bette Davis, 0 MOVIE-Mystery Larson, John Eldredge. training camp. Wally Brown.
Franchot Tone, Margaret L indsay. "Black Camel." See Sat. 10:30 P . M ., Ch. 0 I MARRIED JOAN-Comedy 0 DATELINE E U ROPE-Adventure

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"The Winslow Woman." Kingfish convinces
6:30 U N EWS-Louis M. Lyons
0 LOUISE MORGAN-Women
in "Rain in the Morning," by Paula Fox
Andy he should court a wealthy woman in
0 TOWN AND COU NTRY TIME
8 M OVIE-Drama town. Tim Moore, Spencer Williams.
and Marjorie Kellogg. Frank Wilson COLOR I Selections: "I Can't Help It,"
"Behind Office Doors." <l931l A steno­
stresses to his wife Jane that when his
II!) MOVIE-Drama
" Blues in My Heart."
"The Clay Pigeon." ( 1 949) Accused of
grapher is secretly in love with a sales­
boss arrives for dinner that night, she
treason, a sailor escapes i n order to clear
Q- 1D Q) N EWS, SPORTS,
man i n her firm. M ary Astor, Ricardo
Cortez, Robert Ames.
should try to be more forceful and decisive.
himself. B i l l Williams, Barbara Hale. WEATHER
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"The N ecklace." A diamond necklace is
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0 N EWS, WEATH ER, SPORTS
ID iE) NEWS-Douglas Edwards
6:50 8 BACKGROUNDS-Lyons
6:55 8 WEATHER-Don Kent
7:00 8 OFFICIAL DETECTIVE-Sloane
"Man with a Goatee." A bearded killer
leads detectives on a merry chase. Everett
Sloane. < Film)
0 I coLoR I N EWS-John Day
g YOUTH CAVALCADE-Amateurs
Olga Lenke and Bob Arnold co-host.
fJ N EWS-Vin Maloney
0 BINGO AT H O M E-Game
(E) DEATH VALLEY DAYS-Drama
"Telescope Eye." A one-eyed Civil War
veteran talks his way into a job as deputy
sheriff. Slim Pickins. ( F ilm)
fi) MAMA-Peggy Wood
Q) SOLDIERS OF FORTUNE
The U SS Barb is assigned t o torpedo a
coastal rai lroad. ( F i lm )
7:05 8 SPORTS, WEATHER-White
0 I coLOR I WEATHER-Cole
7:10 0 I coLOR I SPORTS-Curt Gowdy
NADINE CONNER
Soprano star of opera
and concert stage
and
HOWARD BARLOW
Conducting firestone
chorus and orchestra
Th e Vo i c e
of' Fi re sto n e
A-24 TV
M A R C H
Evening
3 1
fJ WEATHER
7:15 8 N U M BER PLUS SPACE
Trigonometry with Bil Baird. ( F i l m )
0 N EWS-Douglas Edwards
fJ PATTI PAGE-Songs
0 N EWS-John Daly
7:3o e m m , COLOR 1 PRicE rs
RIGH r-Contes�
0 AMERICAN ODYSSEY
"The Making of a West Pointer." The
four years in the l ife of a cadet are
described. (Fi lm)
fJ 10 iE) ROBIN HOOD
"The Quickness of the Hand." Three
knights scheme with the Sheriff of Not­
tingham to capture Robin Hood and eam
the reward. They plan to disguise them­
selves as strolling players, allow the out­
laws to kidnap them, and use trickery to
smuggle Robin Hood to the sheriff. Rich­
ard G reene, Alexander Gauge. (Film)
Q TRACKDOWN-Western
"The House." Ranger Hoby Gi lman helps
a blind girl search for her mother, who
has disappeared. Robert Culp. ( F i l m )
Channel
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GUIDE
7:45 8 LET'S LEARN TO TYPE
8:00 ft INCOME TAX-Exemptions
B Q (E) RESTLESS G U N
"The Torn Flag." Riding into town, Vint
Bonner comes across the body of a man
draped with a torn Confederate flag. He
learns Confederate patriots have banded
t-09ether to plan retaliation against the
U n ion. John Payne. ( Fi l m )
0 LOVE THAT JILL-Comedy
"Bess of the Bowery." In order to win
an important account from her compet­
itor, J il l Johnson dons a shaggy wig and
shabby clothes. Anne Jeffreys, Robert
Sterling, James Lydon, Polly Rose. ( F i l m )
fJ 10 iE) B U RNS AND ALLEN
Gracie h a s a wonderful p l a n t o h e l p her
p lumber-friend Mr. Jantzen pass an insu•­
ance medical examination. She will merely
substitute George in his place! Ronnie
Burns, Bea Benaderet. ( F ilm)
0 TELEPHONE TIME-Drama
"Man of Principle." H iero II, king of an­
cient Syracuse, orders a gold crown to be
made as an offering to the gods. The gold
is delivered to a goldsmith and the man's
wife persuades him to substitute silver
for some of the gold. Jonathan Harris,
N e i l Hami lton. ( Film)
0 SUSIE-Comedy
"Too Much Spring." Susie develops a
crush on her boss. Ann Sothern. ( F ilm)
8:30 6 FRENCH COURSE-Beginners
8 g (E) WELLS FARGO
"Special Delivery." Jim Hardie is assigned
to see that the passengers aboard a Wells
Fargo stagecoach reach their destination
without interference from hostile Indians .
Among the passengers is a baby girl, and
an Army major who is to be tried fof the
TI G E R
made from genuine Switzerland Swiss . . .
TV
M A R C H
Evening
3 1
massacre of an Indian village. Dale Rob­
ertson. ( F i l m )
000 BOLD JOUR N EY
"Choco Jungle." Herman Jesson narrates
films of his adventures among the Indians
of Mexico and Central and South America.
H ighlights include scenes in Northwest
Colombia of the Truando River and of a
primitive native vil lage and a frontier
town, Jurado, on the Pacific Ocean near
the Panama border. ( Film)
fJ 10 iE) TALENT SCOUTS
9:00 8 GRAPHIC ARTS-Rosenberg
Watteau and his followers are discussed.
B g (E) TWENTY ON E-Quiz
0 0 VOICE OF FIRESTON E
Nadine Conner, soprano, i s guest soloist
on this annual Easter program, with an
additional solo offering by William Met­
calf, bass-baritone of the show's chorus.
Howard Barlow conducts.
Program
Miss Conner
"The Palms" .................................. Faure
"The Holy City" ..... : ........................ Adam
"The Crucifix" ................................ Faure
" Hosanna" ............. ....................... Granier
M r. Metcalf
"The Lord's Prayer" .................... Malotte
Chorus
"Jerusalem" ("Gallia") ................ Gounod
"Were You There?" .................. Spiritual
fJ 10 iE) DANNY THOMAS
Hans Conried appears on tonight's show.
Terry lands a Shakespearean role in
a school play and chaos descends on the
Will iams household. Then Rusty d iscovers
an old Shakespearean actor in the park
and brings him home to coach Terry.
Marjorie Lord, Sherry Jac"kson. (Film)
GRUYERE
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wrapped in zip-open foil !
so good
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0 PARIS PRECINCT-Police
9:30 iJ BASIC MATHEMATICs..:.-Spear
"Trigonometry." Joseph Spear.
EJ 0 U!) GOODYEAR THEATER
David N iven i n "Taps for Jeffrey." A va­
grant, trying to escape from the watch­
man of a building, falls and is severely
injured. Police find a water faucet
clutched in the man's hand and are puz­
zled that he should have attempted such
an insignificant theft. Near death, the' va­
grant recalls the events leading to his
accident. (Film) .
00 TOP T U NES-Welk
Tonight's guest talent includes 13-year­
old Byron Seibman from S;,tnta Monica,
Cal., who sings and p lays the ukulele. Se­
lections played tonight include "Coney
Island Baby," "Sometimes I Wonder" and
a medley from the musical "The Cat and
the Fiddle." ( Hol lywood)
0 tD 6) DECEM B E R BRIDE
Guest star Gilbert Roland seeks L ily's help
in winning the hand of a pretty senorita.
Too late Roland d iscovers he doesn't wish
to marry her, but under the strict Spanish
code, the commitment to marry is final.
Since she had a hand in creating the
problem, Lily decides it's up to her to
undo the damage. Spring Byington, Dean
M i ller, Frances Rafferty. CFilml
0 STAR PERFORMANCE-Drama
"Madeira, Madeira." A man visits an is­
land searching for the widow of his dear­
est friend. Charles Boyer. ( F i lm )
10:00 6 MADRIGAL CONCERT
I SPECIAL I Program of madrigals and
17th-century chamber music. Boston
U niversity Opera Theatre G roup. Osbourne
McConathy, d irector and commentator.
EJ 0 U!) SUSPICION-Drama
Larry Parks, Nancy Wickwire and Anne
Meacham in "Diagnosis: Death." A young
woman believes that she has caused her
wealthy mother's death by giving her an
overdose of p i l ls. The doctor who has at­
tended the patient agrees to sign a death
certificate stating that death was from
natural causes-if the young woman will
marry him.
0 tD til STUDIO ONE-Drama
Boris Karloff, Eva Le Gallienne and Skip
Homeier in "The Shadow of a Genius,"
by Jerome Ross. After years of hard work,
A-26 TV GUIDE
M A R C H 3 1
Evening
Prof. Theodore Koering, nuclear scientist,
has been awarded the Nobel Prize. Re­
porters sent to interview him are surprised
at his apparent lack of interest in the
honor accorded him, and baffled by his re­
fusal to cooperate for pictures and stories.
Their first lead develops when Koering
forbids them to interview the widow · of
his former assistant. ( Hol lywood)
0 BOXIN.G-St. Nick's
Jimmy Peters, Washington, D.C., vs.
Rudy Sawyer, Long Island City, N .Y.,
welterweights, 10 rounds. Chris Schenkel
reports from St. N icholas Arena.
TV G U I DE RATI N GS
Rating Bouts W L D KO's
Peters U nrated 24 19 4 1 8
Sawyer U nrated lb 14 1 1 7 ·
Compiled by Nat Fleischer (The Ring)
10:30 ·IJ NEWS
0 TO BE ANNOUNCED
0 SPORTS DIGEST
10:45 0 SPORTSMEN'S PARADISE
1 1 :00 EJ 0 0 0 N EWS, WEATHER
0 U!) tD 6) N EWS, WEATHER
0 N EWS, SPORTS, WEATHER
11 :15 EJ MOVIE-Mystery
"Fly Away, Baby." (1937) In order to
solve a murder, a girl reporter sets off on
a flight which takes her around the
world. Glenda Farrell, Barton Maclane.
0 g JACK PAAR-Variety
O MOVIE-Double Feature
1. "Outpost in Morocco." (1949) A cap­
tain in the Foreign Legion faces an Arab
uprising. George Raft, Marie Windsor. 2 .
"Let's G o Steady." (1945) A couple of
song-writers decide to go into the pub­
lishing business. Jackie Moran.
0 M OVIE-Suspense
"The Amazing Mr. X.'' (1948) A medium
tells a woman he can communicate with
her supposedly dead husband. Turhan
Bey, Lynn Bari.
U!) YOU R HIT PARADE-Music
tD MOVIE-Drama
"Mary Stevens, M . D." (1933) A doctor
marries the daughter of a politician.
Kay Francis, Lyle Talbot, Glenda Farrell.
6) MOVIE-:-Drama
"Happy Land." (1943) War changes the
lives· of a typical small-town family. Don
Ameche, Frances Dee, Harry Carey.
11 :45 U!) TO BE ANNOU NCED
(Morning programs on page A-20)
12:00 EJ NEWS-Jack Chase
0 0 U!) TIC TAC DOUGH-Quiz
0 0 tD 6) HOTEL COSMO­
POLITAN-Serial
12:10 EJ WEATHER-Don Kent
12:15 EJ BIG B ROTHER-Bob Emery
0 0 .(f) 6) LOVE OF LIFE
i 12:30 (:) 0 U!) IT COULD BE YOU
0 tD Q) SEARCH FOR TO­
MORROW-Serial
0 N EWS-Bob Joyce
12:35 0 MISSION AT MID-CENTURY
12:45 0 tD 6) GUIDING LIGHT-Serial
1 :00 EJ MOVIE-Comedy
"Fireman Save My Child." (1954) A
rookie fireman invents a new type of
fire extinguisher, which the villians try
to steal. Hugh O'Brian, Buddy Hackett.
0 I coLoR I ROMPER ROOM-Kids
0 DOWNEAST DATELINES
0 LOUISE MORGAN-Women
0 MOVIE-Comedy
"Go Chase Yourself." (1938) A young
man wins a trailer and becomes involved
with bank robbers. Joe Penner.
U!) M OVIE-Drama
"He Ran All the Way.'' (1951) A killer
seeks refuge in a family's home. John
Garfield, Shelley Winters.
If) MR. DISTRICT ATTOR N EY
6) LIBERACE-Music
1 :30 0 BEU LAH-Comedy
"Beulah and Real Estate." Harry finds
that his family and Beulah make good
real estate agents. Ethel Waters.
0 SUSIE-Comedy
fJ If) 6) AS THE WORLD TURNS
_, 2:00 0 TROU BLE WITH FATHER
"Quarantine." Stu gets excited when
Jackie comes down with the mumps and
the family is quarantined. June Collyer.
0 HOM EMAKING-Agnes Gibbs
0 0 If) 6) BEAT THE CLOCK
2:15 0 OUR FAITH-Religion
2:25 EJ N EWS-Streeter Stuart
2:30 EJ 0 U!) KITTY FOYLE-Serial
0 I coLoR I RAY DOREY-Variety
TV GUIDE
A P R I L 1
Afternoon
0 MOVIE-Suspense
"The Amazing M r. X." See Mon 1 1 : 15
P. M ., Ch. 9, for details.
0 0 tD 6) HOUSE PARTY
3:00 EJ 0 U!) MATINEE THEATER
I COLOR I "Design for Glory." Ambitious
Jeanne Peterson wants to become a
singer. Her scheme for success begins
when she poses as the daughter of the
great singer Viviandi. C Hol lywood)
0 0 AM ERICAN BANDSTAN D
0 H OLLYWOOD HALF-HOUR
"Bad Guy." A man-of-the-world helps his
friend. Lee Bowman.
tD 6) BIG PAYOFF-Quiz
3:30 00 DO YOU TRUST YOU R
WIFE?-Quiz
0 tD 6) VERDICT IS YOURS
4:00 EJ 0 U!) QUEEN FOR A DAY
0 0 0 AM ERICAN BAND­
STAND-Music
0 If) 6) B RIGHTER DAY-Serial
4 : 15 0 tD 6) SECRET STORM-Serial
4:30 0 tD 6) EDGE OF NIGHT-Serial
0 MY LITTLE MARGIE-Comedy
"Radioactive Margie." Margie writes a
letter saying that Freddie owns property
containing uranium. Gale Storm.
0 COM MODORE BOB-Kids
0 GERRY KEARNEY-Variety
4:45 EJ MOVIE-Comedy
"The Kid From Kokomo." ( 1939) A fight
manager and his girl come upon a
farm boy with dynamite in his fits. Pat
O'Brien. Serial: "The Flaming Havoc."
0 U!) M ODERN ROMANCES
5:00 0 0 If) SIR LANCELOT
"The Thieves." King Arthur and Sir Lance­
lot disguise themselves as thieves in order
to test the validity of a statement by
Lancelot. The knight believes that the
thieves of the kingdom steal only because
they are starving. William Russell.
0 I MARRIED JOAN-Comedy
0 AMOS 'N' ANDY-Comedy
"The Gun." Kingfish buys a pocketbook
for Sapphire and finds a gun in it.
U!) M OVIE-Musical Comedy
"Top Banana." (1954) A TV comic is
invited to participate in an autograph­
signing party for a book he has written.
Phil Silvers, Rose Marie.
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5:30 1J SING HI, SING LO-Kennett
0 I coLoR I CAPT. BOB-Cartoons
g FUN HOUSE-Kids
a a ft) MICKEY MOUSE CLUB
0 DU FFY'S TAVERN-Comedy
0) ABBOTI AND COSTELLO
5:45 1J LET'S HAVE A STORY-Fagan
6:00 1J C A�M�E�RACl�ON���� N
The evolution and implementation of a
broad function of the State Department.
B i l l Henry, host.
0 DATELINE BOSTON-Smith
rniQi) Jack Woolner discusses
�shing season.
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a FRANK LUTHE R-Kids
Today: An April Fool's Day Party.
a N EWS, WEATHER
0 FRANKIE LAN E-Songs
ft) SALTY BRINE'S SHACK-Kids
- m J U NGLE �1M-Adventure
"Voodoo Drums." J i m is surprised to
hear the war drums of a tribe which
y WEAT H E R
had vowed peace. Johnn Weissmuller.
6:15 (§J MOVIE-Musical Comedy
"Swing Time." (1938) Part L A pro­
fessional dancer starts to chase a lovely
pupil. Ginger Rogers, Fred Astalre.
0 B RAVE EAGLE-Western
Ui) N EWS, WEATHER
6:30 1J N EWS-Louis M. Lyons
0 FRANKIE LAIN E-Songs
Frankie sings "Isle of Capri," and
joined by Connie Haines for a duet.
g ft) 0) N EWS, SPORTS,
WEATH ER
a I SEARCH FOR ADVENTUR E
" Blackout in the Blue." John Goddard
tells host Jack Douglas of his experiences
as a jet pi lot.
HARRIET-Corned�
(I!) OZZIE AND
"The Closed Circuit." Rick's latest do-lt­
yourself project is a television set, which
leads the N elsons into some unusual com­
p lications. Mary Jane Croft, Lyle Talbot.
6:45 B N EWS-Arch Macdonald
0 g N EWS-Huntley, Brinkley
0 N EWS, WEATHE R, SPORTS
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- Evening
night. Regulars include George Gobel and Cast
ft) 0) N EWS-Douglas Edwards Burry Bregman an dhis orchestra. Lt. Bradley -------------------------- ..... Ray Teal
6:50 1J INSIDE THE ARTS-Sidlauskas 6 if) (E) M R. ADAMS AND EVE Neal Denquist _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ ______ John Bryant
6:55 Gl WEATH ER-Do n Kent ' Ed S u l l ivan appears on tonight's program, Francine Denquist _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ Ann McCrea
7:00 GJ IIVHIRLYBIRDS-A- dventure ''Back Page." Eve and Howard are invited 0 9 BROKEN ARROW-Western
"Prison Break." A girl comes to Chuck
by E d S u l l ivan to write a guest column "The Sisters." Two nuns seek to restore
for helicopter lessons. Craig H i l l. ( F i lm) for his newspaper syndicate. They feel a religious statue to an old mission on
0 1 coLoR I N EWS-Joh n Day that this is their big opportunity to win a
Q HAWKEYE-Adventure Pulitzer Prize for reporting and decide to
Chiricahua land. They endanger their lives
and the life of Apache Chief Cochise. John
"The Search." Hawkeye investigates the get a front-page story. fda Lopino, How­ Lupton, Michael Ansara. ( Film)
claims that servants are being sold into ard Duff, O l ive Carey. Film) a (8 Q) TO TELL THE TRUTH
bondage. John Hart stars. ( F ilm) 0 MOVIE-Drama Newscaster John Cameron Swayze 1 ejoins
a NEWS-Vin Maloney
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"Thunder in the City. " ( 1 93 7 ) An Ameri­
can promoter brings modern advertising
regular panelists Polly Bergen, Kitty
Carlisle and Hy Gardner. Bud Collyer hosts.
Ui) NION PACIFIC-Western
U m'ethods to London. Edward G. Robinson. 9:30 f) INTENT OF ART-Hayes
"DeKett Territory." A young surveyor •S
. 8 : 30 f) SCIENCE FAIR-Douglas Sands "Art As Revolution." Bart let H _ Hayes,
Jeif
High school students demonstrate the pro­
jailed on a phony murder charge. Director of Addison Gal lery, Andover.
jects they will enter i n the Massachusetts a 0 mJ BOB C U M M I NGS
Morrow, Judd Pratt. ( Film)
the
ft) DR. H U DSON'S JOURNAL State Science Fair. Douglas Sands.
0 WYATT EARP-Western
"Bob Goes t o t h e Moon." In order t o i m ­
"The Martinez Story!' A Mexican ball ­ press · a very pretty g i r l , B o b Collins t e l l s
player is hit by a ball and brought to the "It Had to Happen." Wyatt Earp is her that he is about to leave on a trip
hospital. John Howard. ( F i lm>
taunted into a gunfight by a cowboy. Un­ tor the moon in a rocket designed by a
0) BOOTS AND SADDLES able to keep to his usual code of only friend. Rosemary DeCamp, Ann B. Davis,
"The Duel." A young Apache chal lenges
wound ing a man, Earp is forced to shoot Dwayne H ickman. ( Film)
I
to kill. Hugh O'Brien, Mason Alan Dine­ Cast
an officer to a duel. < F i lm)
7:05 1J SPORTS, WEATHER-White
hart. ( F i l m )
0 ft) fD WINGO-Quiz
M iss Sweden ·--------------- -------- Ingrid Goude
coLoR I WEATHER-Cole Pamela Livingstone _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ Nancy Kulp
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I DEBUT I Knowledge and luck can win a Carol Henning --------------------O live Sturgess
1
7:10 I coLoR I SPORTS-Curt Gowdy contestant $250,000 in a few m inutes on Bill Lear ------------------------------John Archer
this new half-hour quiz show to be seen 0 0 TELEPHON E TIME
7:15 0 THE COMMONWEALTH weekly at this time_ Bob Kennedy is quiz­
Rory Calhoun in "Trail ·Blazer." At the
Edward J. Cronin, Secretary of State and master, and the contestants must possess end of the Civil War, Texas cattlemen find
Albert West, archivist, discuss the office broad general knowledge to succeed on the themselves facing disaster with too many
of the Secretary of State. George D. program. The format involves a champion cattle, a bad drought, and no market for
and a chal lenger. Each time a contestant
Blackwood, host.
0 N EWS-Douglas Edwards downs an opponent he gets $ 1 000 plus a
their livestock. Charles Goodnight c;;lls a
a COMEDY TH EATER chance at the "Wingo" feature of the
meeting of ranchers and presents a plan
to drive the herds west to grazing lands
a N EWS-John Daly show, where the luck comes in. Prizes at
"Wingo" vary in amount, but the champion
and a good market. But the ranchers re­
is 7:30 8 ·g TREASURE H U NT-Quiz fuse to join him in the venture, believing
stays on the show until he is either de­
0 a SUGARFOO T-Western feated or wins the top "Wingo" prize of
such a drive is impossible. Dr. Frank Bax ­
ter is the host for the series_ ( Film)
" H ideout." A group of teen-agers decide
to become bandits. Sugarfoot tries to
$250,000. Music for the shows is pro­ Cast
vided by the E l l iot Lawrence Orchestra.
help the sister of one of the youngsters
Charles Goodnight - ------------ --- Rory Calhoun
9 TO BE ANNOUNCE D Oliver loving _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ John Larch
who wants to keep her brother from a
9:00 8 PSYCHOLOG Y 1-Prof. Boring Wes Sheek -------------- --- -·-···-- --.Tom Pittman
life of crime. Will Hutchins. ( Film>
Visual, auditory and motor
a ft) 0) NAME THAT TliNE
for the brain are considered,
short-cuts Simp Walker ··----------------- ---------Kem Dibbs
Jim Fowler _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _Joel Fluellen
Ui) WYATI EARP-Western a 9 fl!) McG RAW-Mystery
See 8 : 30 P . M ., Ch. 5 for details. This i s the final ;how of the series. Next
''The lie That Came True." Charl � s week at this time "Pantomine Quiz" wi l l
7:45 1J WORDS-Vocabulary Walts, a heavy gambler, is afraid to
Robert Evans. return.
Indo-European words.
8:00 1J SPANIS H COURSE-Beginners
<:onfess to his wife his latest gambling
losses. He decides to invent a robbery
a a ft) RED SKELTON
I COLOR I Ruth Hussey is Red's guest to­
B g Ui) EDDIE FISHER to cover for himself, and calls in Mc­
night. Red portrays San Fernando Red,
� Singer Gordon MacRae and Graw to i nvestigate his claims. Fr��k who is running for re-election to the town
comedian Dick Shawn are the guests to- Lovej�y. ( F i l m >
assembly. After the election he is accused
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half. ( Hollywood)
Cast
San Fernando Red ............... . . . Red Skelton
Maggie .................................. Ruth Hussey
Hooper .................................. Bill Goodwin
Chs. 8 and 1 2 do not colorcast,
(8 STUDIO 57-Drama
10:00 ·f) H ERITAGE-T.V. Smith
8 0 O'i) CALIFORNIANS
"J. J immerson Jones, Inc." A successful
gold prospector incorporates himself and
sells shares in his enterprise, When the
man is murdered and his gold hoard
stolen, Marshal Matt Wayne starts an in­
vestigation. R ichard Coogan. ( film)
0 WEST POINT-Drama
" M c K inley's Challenge." Because of his
calculating mind and strict adherence to
the rule book, Second Classman Dick Mc­
·
Kinley is nicknamed "Zombie" by his
classmates. When a South American re­
public's president visits West Point,
"Zombie" is dared to date the man's
beautiful daughter. ( fi l m )
Cast
Dick M c Kinley .................. Chris Warfield
Maria Alicia Gracia .......... Donna Martel
Rodriguez ................ Valentin de Vargas
fJ If) (8 $64,000 QU ESTION
0 BETIY WHITE-Comedy
Tonight's subject is pet peeves. The first
sketch involves sack dresses, the second
is about practical jokers. Basil Rathbone
and Jimmy Boyd are guests. C Filml
0 BIG STORY-Drama
"For Sale-Child." A reporter uncovers
an international black market adoption
racket. ( Film)
10:30 IJ BRIEFING SESSION
l9 STUDIO 57-Drama
"The Fabulous Oliver Chantry."
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0 FRANK SINATRA-Variety
See Fri. 9 P . M ., Ch. 5, for details.
fJ CODE 3--Police
"Water Skier." A man's hopes of estab­
lishing a successful water-skiing school
are shattered. R ichard Travis, ( Film)
0 COUNTRY M U SIC J UBILEE
R e d Foley's guests a r e t h e Hames S isters,
vocal trio from Toronto, Canada; and
steel-guitarist Leon McAuliffe and his
Cimarron Boys band from Tulsa. ( F i l m )
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be­ 0 CASES OF EDDIE DRAKE
"A Hole in the Head." The blackmailing ( M orning programs on page A-20) 0 ID (8 BEAT THE CLOCK
of a former burlesque dancer leads to 2:15 0 SACRED H EART-Religion
murder. Don Haggerty. ( F i l m ) 2:25 8 N EWS-Streeter Stuart
O'i) HIGHWAY PATROL-Police 12:00
2:30 8 0 O'i) KITTY FOYLE-Serial
Three armed fugitives trap an officer 8 NEWS-Jack Chase 0 I coLoR I RAY DOREY-Variety
0 Q O'i) TIC TAC DOUGH-Quiz
and take a panic stricken housewife as
6 0 If) (8 HOTEL COSMO­ fJ 0 ID (8 HOUSE PARTY
hostage. Broderick Crawford. < Fi l m )
0 MOVIE-Drama
If) PELOQUIN CHORAL POLITAN-Serial
"Profile." See Sun. 7 P . M . , Ch. 9, for
I SPECIAL I The C. Alexander Peloquin 1 2:10
8 WEATHER-Don Kent
Choral group pays tribute to Holy Week S BIG B ROTH ER-Bob Emery
12:15
details.
3:00 8 0 O'i) MATINEE THEATER
with hymns of all faiths. fJ IE) ffi (8 LOVE OF LIFE I COLOR I "The Inspector General," comedy
(8 COM BAT SERGEANT-Drama " 12:30 0 0 O'i) IT COU L D B E YOU by the 19th-century Russian writer N iko­
"All Faces East." Sgt. Nelson volunteers 6 ID (8 SEARCH FOR TO­ lai Gogol, adapted by Warner Law. The
for a dangerous assignment to identify a
MORROW-Serial officials of a Russian town are upset by
Nazi fuel base. M ichael Thomas. C F i lml news that a government inspector will
0 NEWS-Bob Joyce
11 :00 f) N EWS 1 12:35 (;) BUILDING AMERICA come to town incogn ito to investigate
8 0 0 fJ N EWS, WEATHER 1 2:45 fJ ffi a) GUIDING LIG HT-Serial
their work. When young Khlestakov, a
0 O'i) If) (8 N EWS, WEATHER poor copying clerk, registers at the local
0 N EWS, SPORTS, WEATHER 1 :00 f3 MOVIE-Drama inn, he is mistaken for the important
"Cain and Mabel." ( 1936) A love affair dignitary. John Conte is the host.
11:15 8 MOVIE-Comedy between a musical-comedy queen and a 0 0 AMERICAN BANDSTAND
"Tramp, Tramp, Tramp." ( 1942) Re­
boxer is mar,ufactured by a press agent. fJ ffi (8 BIG PAYOFF-Quiz
jected by the Army, two men form their
Clark Gable, Marion Davies, Roscoe 3:30 0 0 DO YOU TRUST YOU R
own Home Defense army. Jackie G leason, Karns.
WIFE?-Quiz
Bruce Bennett, Forrest Tucker, Borrah Q I coLoR I ROMPER ROOM-Kids . 6 If) (8 VERDICT IS YOURS
M innevitc h and H is Harmonica Rascals.
Q DOWNEAST DATELINES 4 : 0q
0 g JACK PAAR-Variety fJ LOUISE MORGAN-Women
8 0 O'i) QUEEN FOR A DAY
fJ MOVIE-Double Feature 0 MOVIE:...._Drama
0 0 0 A MERICA N BAND­
1. "TI]e Sword of M onte Cristo." Cl95ll STAND-Music
"Headline Shooter." ( 19 3 3 ) A newsreel
The heiress to the M onte Cristo fortune
cameraman falls in love while filming an
' fJ If) (8 B RIGHTER DAY-Serial
leads jln uprising agains� Louis Napo­
earthquake.' Ralph Bellamy, Betty Fur­
4:15 fJ ffi (8 SECRET STORM-Serial
leon's half-brother. �eorge Montgomery.
ness, Gregory Ratoff. 4 : 30 0 ID (8 EDGE OF NIGHT-Serial
2. "Petticoat Larceny!' A child star
U!) MOVIE-Drama 0 MY LITTLE MARGIE-Comedy
decides to find out first-hand how
" Lifeboat." ( 1 944) A freighter is sunk by "Vern's New Girl Friend." A gold-digging
underworld characters act. Ruth War­
rick, Joan Carroll, Wally Brown.
a German U -boat. Among the survivors �nde decides· that Vern is a good catch.
are a wealthy industrialist and the com­ � COM MODORE BOB-Kids
0 FILM DRAMA mander of the submarine. Tallulah Bank- 0 GERRY KEARNEY-Variety
0 MOVIE-Drama head William Bendix, Walter Slezak . 4:45 S MOVIE-Drama
'
"Profile." See Sun. 7 P . M ., Ch. 9, for
ffi M R. DISTRICT ATTORNEY
. "Manpower." ( 1 941 ) Maintenance work -
details.
ffi LIBERACE-Music
O'i) MOVIE-Drama
I�IIY
( film) 1 :30 0 BEULAH-Comedy
"Allegheny Uprising." ( 1939) Settlers
have a hard time because of · the fre­
"Beulah's Fine." Beulah gets a parking
ticket. Ethel Waters.
quent plundering by the Indians. John
0 SUSIE-Comedy
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Wayne, Claire Trevor, George Sanders.
0 ffi (8 AS THE WORLD TURNS
If) MOVIE-Comedy f J_ ;:.- ;::::
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"Father Is a Prince." ( 1 940) The owner 2 : 00 0 TROI,IBLE . WITH FATHER
of a carpet-sweeper factory causes his :'Dear Dora." When the family i s about
SWINGS AGAIN
daughter unhappiness due to his crotchety to leave for a vacation, they have a
ways. Grant M itchell, Nana Bryant. visit from. an old friend. June Collyer.
(8 MOVIE-Drama 0 HOM EMAKING-Agnes Gibbs
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"Weird Woman." ( 1944) A college pro­ 6 M R. AND M RS. NORTH
fessor marries a girl who has been raised '" Surprise." A fading actor is murdered ON SALE TODAY
at a party. Richard Denning.
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by superstitious natives. Lon Chaney, J r .
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ers on power lines become involved with

a torrid female. Edward G. Robinson,
((!) NEWS, WEATHER
6:30 8 N EWS-Louis M . Lyons " LEAV E
IT TO
Marlene Dietrich. Serial: " Electrocuted." 0 TOWN AND COUNTRY TIME
Q ((!) MODERN ROMANCES I COLOR I Selections: "Kinfolk in Caro­

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B EAVER"
"The Sheriff of Buckeye." When outlaws Q (f) Q) N EWS, SPORTS,
attempt to defraud the state of a large WEATHER

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sum of money intended for a mountain
0 COU NT OF MONTE CRISTO
highway, a newspaper editor brings Wild
· " Po int Counterpoint." An unscrupulous Many of you are concerned about the
B i l l and Jingles in to help trap the crimi­
baron frames Monte Cristo for treason. change in time to 8 o'clock Wednesdays
nals. Guy Madison, Andy Devine. Sheriff.
George Dolenz stars. (a school night, especial l y ! ) .
�ail Kester: Robert Clarke.
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Q I MARRIED JOAN--Comedy "Jim Bowie, Apache." While trying to change, we recognized that some of the
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"Kingfish's Secretary." K ingfish hires a
beautiful secretary and gets his mail
mixed up. Spencer Williams, Tim Moore.
locate a lost s ilver mine, J i m Bowie be· program's good friends would be u n ha ppy­
comes a blood brother of the lipan and that distresses us, df course. But a
Apaches. Scott Forbes. program like "Beaver," which in our view
6:45 B N EWS-Arch Macdonald is not so much a c h ildren's program as i t

su������:s�
((!) MOVIE--Drama '0 0 N EWS-Huntley, Brinkiey is a family program suitable for young
"The Rookie Cop." !1939) A policeman's c h i ldren to watch, deserves _to be seen by
dog is banned from riding i n the patrol
0 N EWS, SPORTS, WEATHER even more people than now can do so. To
be sure, we want the youngest to be able
car while his master is on duty. Tim
&J Q) NEWS-Douglas Edwards
OFFER . Holt, Virginia Weidler. 6:50 tJ BACKGRO U NDS-Lyons to enjoy it, but we also want it to enterta i n
Q) RED RIDER-Serial 6:55 fl WEATHER--Don Kent
Seldom has a subscription offer
as many parents and older children as
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poss i b l e , a n d the c h a n ge in t i m e w i l l
a roused such excitement as this
0 I coLOR I CAPT. BOB--Cartoons "Taps for a Hero." Maj. Mosby must blow
up a U n ion supply train. Tod Andrews
accomplish just that. Believe i t o r not, only

one has. 0 FUN HOUSE--Kids about half the people turn on their tele·
� stars. ( F ilm) vision sets as early as 7:30 Friday-while
And no wonder ! 20 single copies
of TV GUIDE regularly cc";st $3.
l 0 0 &J MICKEY MOUSE CLUB 0 I coLoR I N EW�ohn Day just a half hour later, but earlier in the

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Q) PHANTASIES AND FABLES See Tues. 9:30 P.M., Ch. 5, for deta i l s. their sets on. Across the whole U nited
5:45 1J ART ADVENTURES-Bonsall & N EWS-Vin Maloney States, this amounts to m i l l ions of extra
ductory special, you save fully homes . . . and, we hope, h undreds of thou·
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$ 1 .03. Subscrib e Today !
ti!) SILENT SERVICE-Drama
sands of extra families to whom we can
d e m o n s t r a te the values of o w n i n g a
20 Weeks $1 .97 "The Starfish Came Home." The hatch Remington® Portable Typewriter.
6:00 fJ SUBJECT IS JAZZ-Seldes cover sticks during a sub's attempt to
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In its new time, some of our good friends
going to have to make a difficult
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Box 400, RADNOR, PA. of the N ational Conference of Christian "U lysses S. Grant." Gen. Grant devises a house the young in age and the young in
1 .97 and Jews Committee. plan to end the Civil War in 90 days.
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0 Gift 0 ·New 0 Renewal 0 SKY KING---A
-' dventure 7:05 8 SPORTS, WEATHER-White year."
0 I prefer 5 2 weeks for $5.00 " Rodeo Decathlon." Sky substitutes for 0 � WEATHER--Cole Hopefully yours,

Please allow 4 weeks for starting issue. 280 7 :10 0 I coLoR I SPORTS-Curt Gowdy
a rodeo rider. Kirby Grant stars.
0 N EWS, WEATHER 6 WEATHER � Band.
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0 LONE STAR RANCH BOYS 7:15 8 M USICAL INSTR U MENTS
Nome ------- (f) SALTV BRINE'S SHACK--Kids "The Harp. " Jules Wolffers, Boston U .
Q) TEXAS RANGERS-Western 0 NEWS-Douglas Edwards
The Qulef·rifere
Addres•�------ "Riders of the Lone Star." Wil lard 6 PATTI PAGE-Songs
Portable Typewriter
Parker stars. -CE) N EW�ohn Daly that brings you
6:15 0 MOVIE--Musical Comedy 7:30 EJ 0 ftl) WAGON TRAIN �Leave It To Beaver•
City·----tot
----� e:------ "Swing Time." Part 2. See Tues. 6:15 June Lockhart in "The Sarah Drum­
P . M .. Ch. 8, fo r details. mond St01y" Flint McCullough seeks
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bitter feud with their bigoted neighbors.
Ward Bond. ( Film)
0 (3 0 DISNEYLA N D
"Man i n Flight." The progress o f avia­
tion is traced from the earliest legends
of man's attempt to fly to today's modern
jets. The achievements and contributions
of aviators throughout the world are
shown Including the Wright brothers,
Santos-Dumont, C.W. Rolls and others.
Cartoon sequences are integrated with
historical films. (Film)
fJ SAN FRANCISCO BEAT-Police
"The Fencing Case." A florist and his
wife are held up and. robbed by an armed
bandit. Warner Anderson. ( Film)
(f) (8 I LOVE LUCY-Comedy
"Staten Island Ferry." Fred Mertz tells
Lucy that he suffers from seasickness.
Lucy tries to convince him that by taking
some special pills he won't get seasick,
and takes him on the Staten Island Ferry
to prove her point. Lucille Ball. Desi
Arnaz, Vivian Vance. (Film)
7:45 fJ LET'S LEARN TO TYPE
WOULD A
SCOTLAND YARD
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MU RDER
from Kraft's &DOd cooks
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Evening
8:00 tJ M U SIC AND RENAISSANCE
"Music and Art: The Netherlands."
0 (f) (8 LEAVE IT TO BEAVER
"Broken Window." Though warned the
day before not to play ball near the
house, Beaver breaks a window of his
father's automobile. Hugh Beaumont,
Barbara Billingsley, Jerry M athers. (Film)
8:30 fJ SCIENCE REPORi'ER-i'orrey
f9 0 0!) FATHER KNOWS BEST
"Tell It to Mom." Margaret Anderson
finds herself a confidante to the whole
family. She knows that one small decep­
tion has snowballed into a complex sit­
uation, and must decide whether or not
to betray all of the secrets told her.
Robert Young, Jane Wyatt. !Film)
0 (3 TOMBSTONE TERRITORY
"Skeleton Canyon Massacre." Sheriff
Hollister is accused by a prominent
Mexican of being the leader of a gang
that has hijacked Mexican pack trains
on the American side of the border. The
Mexican decides to take the law into
his own hands and sends for an armed
band from M exico. Pat Conway. Film)
fJ (f) (8 BIG RECORD-Music
Patti Page's guests are Llberace; musical­
comedy star Sally Ann H owes, of "My
Fair Lady"; and singer Johnny M athis.
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"So Many with So Little." !Filml
GJ 0 0!) K RAFT TH EATRE
I COLOR I "The Man in Authority." In­
spector Peter Arlen of Scotland Yard is
waiting in his office to meet his daughter
Pat, who works in the government's for­
eign office, and her boy friend Jan Kas­
low. Arlen receives a phone call from a
flower woman who tells him that a sus­
picious group of men has been meeting
in a jewelry shop. After Pat and Jan
arrive, Arlen is notified that the flower
woman has been murdered.
0 OZZIE AND HARRIET-Comedy
"The Top Gun." The local supermarket
is offering prizes to anyone who chal­
lenges the famous cowboy Tex Barton to
a duel and outdraws him. Because Ozzie
has been bragging about the gunfighting
ability of his great-great-grandfather.
everyone goads him into challenging Tex.
Frank Cad y, Gordon Jones. (Film)
2
Evening
0 (f) (8 MILLIONAIRE-Drama 0 TOP TU N ES-Lawrence Welk
"The Susan BirchardStory." Susan See Sat. 5 P.M., Ch. 6, for details.
Birchard has never been .�,ble to forget 10:30 tJ N EWS-William Pierce
her childhood sweetheart. When- she re­
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ceives the check from M ichael Anthony
she plans a trip around the world, with a
9 BADGE 714--Jack Webb
stopover in her old home town. Marvin
0!) FRANK SINATRA-Variety
Se e Fri., 9 P .M ., Ch. 5, for details.
M iller, Luana Patten. (film)
10:45 IE) FAMOUS FIGHTS-Boxing
IE) OH! SUSANNA-Comedy
10:50 0 I COLOR I GADABOUT GADDIS
0 STAR PERFORMANCE-Drama 11 :00 EJ 0 9 0 N EWS, WEATHER
"Shadowed." Dick Powell . ( Filml
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"Masters of Deceit," by J . Edgar Hoover.
1 1 : 15 EJ M OVIE-Drama
P. Albert Duhamel, host.
"The Rich Are Always with Us." (1932)
0 0 B ETTY WHITE-Comedy A beautiful a n d wealthy young woman
Tonight's theme is spring fever. Betty
discovers that another debutante is out
appears in the role of Olga the scrub­
to get her husband. Bette Davis.
woman in one of the sketches. (Hol lywood)
0 IE) (f) (8 I'VE GOT A 0 9 JACK PAAR-Variety
0 M OVIE-Double Feature
SECRET-Panel
1. "Try and Get M e." C l951l An ex-Gr
10:00 f) IMAGES-Impressions risks his own life to help his family.
f9 0 0!) THIS IS YOU R LIFE Richard Carlson, Frank Lovejoy. 2 . "Sat­
0 IE) BOXING-Louisville, Ky. urday's Hero." (195ll The son of an
immigrant wins a scholarship. John Derek.
Trini­
Yolande Pompey, light heavyweight,
dad, B.W.L, vs. Rory Calhoun, middle­ IE) FILM DRAMA
weight, White Plains, N .Y., 10 rounds. 0 MOVIE-Comedy
See Sun . q
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"He Stayed for Breakfast."
P. M ., Ch. 9, for details . .
Pompey 3 ( L H )
Calhoun 6 ( M W)
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37 33 3 1 17
0!) MOVIE-Comedy
"The Bachelor and the Bobby-soxer."
Compiled by Nat Fleischer C T h e Ring) ( l947l A n impressionable teen-ager
causes trouble. Shirley Temple.
0 (f) (8 CIRCLE THEATER
"The T rusted Thief," by Alvin Boretz. (f) MOVIE-Drama
Walter Lenox, a trusted officer manager, "Babbitt." Cl934) Sinclair Lewis's novel
finds his home expenses running high about a small town. Guy Kibbee.
and grows concerned when his expected (8 MOVIE-Comedy
bonus is cut. He begins to borrow money "The Lu ck of the I r ish." ( 1948) A lep­
rechaun tri es to lure a disil lusioned writer
surreptitiously from his firm, intending to
repay it. Douglas Edwards narrates . back to Ireland . Tyrone Power.
The TRUSTED THIEF
Embezzlers are the most puzzling of all criminals.
Why do trusted employees turn thief and steal
millions every year? See this shocking story of a
respectable executive who turned criminal.
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12:00 B NEWS-Jack Chase
0 0 Ill) TIC TAC DOUGH
fj IE) li) Q) HOTEL COS­
I
MOPOLITAN-Serial
12:10 WEATHER-Don Kent
12:15 •BIG BROTHER-Bob E.mery
IEJ. (f) OJ LOVE OF LIFE
·
12:30 t'J Ill) IT COULD B E YOU
fj li) Q) SE� RC � FOR TO­
MORROW-Serial :
N EWS-Bob Joyce
I
12:35 HALF HOUR THEATER-Drama
12:45 li) Q) GUIDING LIGHT-Serial
1 :00 B MOVIE-Comedy
"Tovarich" ( 1937) Two royal refugees
from the Soviet Union go into domestic
service in Paris/ Claudette Colbert.
0 I coLoR I ROMPER ROOM-Kids
0 DOWNEAS,T DATELINES
0 u)utsE M'OR�AN-Women
fJ MOVIE-Drama
"Law of the ·<Underworld." (1938) Two
young lov� rs find themselves involved with
a gang of mobsters. Chester Morris.
� MOVIE-Comedy
"Our Wife." ( 1941) A divorced wife re­
fuses to stay out of her former hus­
band's life. Melvyn Douglas.
li) MR. DISTRICT ATTORNEY
Q) LIBERACE-Music
1 :30 0 BEULAH-Comedy
"Bill's Fight Fix." Ethel Waters.
0 SUSIE-Comedy .
fj li) Q) AS THE WORLD TURNS
2:00 0 TROUBLE WITH FATHER
"June Serves o n the, J ury." When June
serves jury duty, Stu becomes jealous.
0 HOMEMAKING-Agnes Gibbs
fj g li) Q) BEAT THE CLOCK
2:15 0 IT'S FUN TO REDUCE
2:25 B N EWS-Streeter Stuart
2:30 EJ 0 Ill) KITTY FOYLE-Se �ial
0 I coLoR I RAY DOREY-Vanety
fj t;J (f) m HOUSE PARTY
0 M'OvTE-=comedy . "Slave Ship." (1937) An ill-fated ship is
"He Stayed for Brea�fast." See Sun. 9
P.M., Ch. 9, for details.
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Afternoon
3 A P' R I L
Afternoon-Evening
3
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3:00 flo.! II!) MATINEE THEATER RED RIDER-Serial
I
o I Zsa Zsa Gabor in "The Two
6:30 tJ NEWS-Louis M. Lyons
c 5:30 SING HI, SING LO-Kennett 0 FRANKIE LAIN E-Songs
Mrs. Carrolls," adapted by Alan Cooke
I coLoR I CAPT. BOB-Cartoons Frankie sings "Back in Your Own Back ­
from the play by Martin Vale. Pretty
Sally Carroll is still very much in love
0 FUN HOUSE-Kids yard," and is joined by Connie Haines.
with her middle-aged painter husband, fj IE) li) MICKEY MOUSE CLUB 0 li) ii) N EWS, SPORTS,
who divorced his first wife in order to 0 DUFFY'S TAVERN-Comedy WEATHER
Q) GREAT GILDER SLEEVE
marry her two years ago. Then he begins a MAN BEHIND THE BADGE
to spend a lot of time with a beautiful 5:45 tJ LET'S HAVE A STORY-Fagan "The Imperfect Game." Laurin Goln of the
young widow, painting her portrait, as Pittsburgh and Allegheny Crime Labora­
he once painted Sally's. ( Hollywood) � helps trap a killer.
g B AMERlCAN BANDSTAND U!J SKY KING-Adventure
fj HOLLYWOOD HALF-HOUR " Rodeo Decathlon." Sky fills in for a boy
"Make Your Bed." Mothers-in-law, unus­
6:00 tJ REPORT FROM AMERICA who was hurt while riding In a rodeo
Topic: "Seldom Discussed Phases of
ual neighbors and relatives complicate event. Kirby Grant, Gloria Winters.
American Life." Joseph C. Harsch, nar­
e NEWS-Arch Macdonald
the life of a bride. Bill Williams. rator. 6:45
li) Q) BIG PAYOFF-Quiz 0 0 NEWS-Huntley, Brinkley
3:30 0 fJ DO YOU TRUST YOU R
0 DATELI NE BOSTON-Smith
I COLOR I Gib Merrill and his Science 0 NEWS, WEATHER, SPORTS
WIFE?-Quiz Explorers go over the IQ quiz on natural li) Q) NEWS-Douglas Edwards
fj li) Q) VERDICT IS YOURS history. 6:50 tJ FILM CRITIC-Holland
4:00 EJ 0 Ill) QUEEN FOR A DAY 0 ANNIE OAKLEY-Western 6:55 B WEATHER-Don Kent
0 IE) 6 AMERICAN BAND­ a RAMAR-Adventure
STAND-Music "Sacred Monkey." Ramar meets a tribe
7:00 l9 FRONTIER DOCTOR-Western
f1 li) Q) BRIGHTER DAY-Serial which prays to a strange looking monkey. "Strange Cargo." A friend of Dr. Baxter
4:15 0 If) Q) SECRET STORM-Serial Jon Hall and James Fairfax.
learns of an epidemic of bubonic plague.
4:30 0 li) (0 EDGE OF NIGHT-Serial 0 N EWS, WEATHER
Rex Allen stars. ( Film)
D LET'S FACE IT-Religion 0 I coLoR I N EWS-John Day
fj MY LITTLE MARGIE-,Comedy 0 COUNT OF MONTE CRISTO
!
"Delinquent Margie." Margie helps Mrs. li) SALTY BRINE'S SHACK-Kids "Affair of Honor." The Count answers a
Odetts buy a hot-rod. Gale Storm. Q) KIT CARSON-Western woman's plea to prevent a duel. George
COMMODORE BOB-Kids "Ticket to Mexico_.'' A prize winning ticket Dolenz stars. ( Film)
G ERRY KEARNEY-Variety in the Mexican lottery is stolen. Bill Wil­ fl NEWS--Vin Maloney
4:45 MOVIE-Comedy liams, Don Diamond. fJ BINGO AT HOME-Game
"The Girl from Jones · Beach." ( 1949) An 6:15 IE) MOVIE-Drama Ill) DISNEYLAND
artist creates a picture of a girl using the "Boy S laves." (1939) Homeless boys are See Wed. 7:30 P.M., Ch. 5, for details.
best features of several models. Then a
living version is discovered. Ronald Rea­
picked up and turned over to forced labor
camps. Anne Shirley, Roger Daniel.
li) HONEYMO ONERS-Gleason
"Young Man with a Horn." Ralph finds
gan. Serial: "Risking Death." 0 FLASH GORDON-Space an old cornet he used to play. Jackie
0 Ill) MODERN ROMANCES Ill) NEWS, WEATHE R Gleason stars. ( F ilm)
5:00 0 IE) li) WOODY WOODPECKER
Cartoons: 1. "Who's Cooking . Who?" 2.
"Overture to William Tell." 3. Producer
DON'T Be Q CHI)RNY'S imported CAMEM­
Walter Lantz tells how Woody was dis­
covered. 4. "Bathing Buddies."
BERT captures the delicate,
mild flavor of real Camembert
0 I MARRIED JOAN-Comedy at the precise peak of perfec-
SOUARE
•
fj AMOS 'N' ANDY-Comedy l i o n - i t s NATURAL goodness
. . .
is preserved i n a vacuum tin
"Young Girl's Mother." Andy is deter­ aboUf
mined to marry a young girl, till he
unlil you choose to enjoy ill
learns who her mother is. Tim Moore. CHEESE! .'
You'l serve it on your most
.
«!) MOVIE-Drama grocoous occosoons l
For REAL Cheese at its best - try a "NATU
used to transport slaves to America.
Wallace Beery, M ickey Rooney. C H U R N' Y ' S
Imported CAM EMBERT
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(9 HARSOR COMMAND-Police with a Cajun boy, Jean G iroux, and
See Sun. 7 P . M ., Ch. 7, for details. goes to visit his home. Jean shows Corky

7:05 fJ SPORTS, WEATH E R-White a mysterious piece of paper given to

him by his grandfather and written in
0 I coLoR I WEATH ER-Cole

in "Come-to-Life··
French. M ickey Braddock, Noah Beery,
7 : 10 0 I coLoR I SPORTS-Curt Gowdy Robert Lowery. Jean: Race Gentry. Cass
f.J WEATH E R Larkin: John Majulin. ( Film)
7 : 15 8 YOUTH SPEAKS ITS M I N D 0 0 li} (9 SGT. PRESTON

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"What D o Teen-agers Want in a Library>" "The Stolen Malamute." In order to help
0 NEWS--Douglas Edwards pay his mother's doctor b i l ls, a young boy
0 SPORTS--Harry Wismer offers to sell his valuable dog. But when
thieves steal the husky and a supply of
0 N EWS-John Daly
7:3o e 0 1 COLOR 1 Tic TAc DouGH
0 CIRCUS BOY-Adventure
miners' gold, Sgt. Preston decides to in­
te •cede. Richard Simmons. ( Film)
with Sawyer's
Cast
res that
"The Swamp Man." When the cirtus
Jug Jackson ...................... Frank Richards Stereo
plays in Louisiana, Corky makes friends
Pete Lcomis ...................... Grant Richards your favorites, real as l i fe,
J immy Gibbs ...................... Rickey Murray i n three d i mension and color.
Sam Barker .......................... Tom London A complete story or
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7:45 8 PLAIN ENGLISH-Holmes
"Parallelism." Frederick W. Holmes.
See
0 TO BE ANNOUNCED y Wolt Disney
8:00 8 SPANISH COURSE-Beginners A n n i e Oakley
S 9 ((!) GROUCHO MARX M ickey Mouse C l u b
Bridge expert Charles Goren is one of the
contestant5 tonight. George Fenneman. Rin Tin Tin
( Film)
D i s n eyland • �oy Rogers
0 ZORRO-Adventure
"Adios Senor Magistrado." Galindo ac­ Captain Kangaroo
cuses the new comandante of conspir­ and many others
ing aqainst the people of Los Angeles and
proposes to deal with him without even a
trial. Zarro learns of Galindo's plot and
decides to help thwart it. Guy Will iams,
Vinton H ayworth, Henry Calvin, Gene

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Sheldon. ( Fi l m )
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0 li} (9 RICHARD DIAMOND F. A . 0 . Schwarz lebanon, N. H.
0 INC.

Sears, Roebuck & Co .

Augusta, Maine Greenfield, Mass.
" SGT. PRESTON OF THE YUKON" "The Torch Carriers." On the trail o f a Merrill's Inc. Forbes Camero
Nashua, N. H.
C . H. David

l . A. Bigelow Inc.
fugitive gangster who · is in possession of Bangor, Maine Stoddard's Marblehead, Mass.
OUTDOOR ACfiON in the raging arctic
Sears, Roebuck & Co. Pawtucket, R. I.
fowler Drug Beach Bluff Photo Center, Inc.
a valuable necklace, Diamond uncovers a
J. E. Brennan
winter as a Mountie and his dog up­ Wiliom Filene's Pharmacy
strange story of unrequited love and re­ Portland, Maine Sons Co. New Iedford, Mass.
hold the law during the fabulous days · Alves Photo Service Hutchinson's Providence, li. I.
& Broun Co.
venge. David Janssen. ( Film) Porteous Mitchell
of the Klondike Gold Rush. Cambridge, Mass. Book Store Almon's Photo Supply
P R E S E N T E D BY Q U A KE R O A T S
0 TOP PLAYS O F '58-Drama Portland Drugs Claus Gelette, Inc. Arion's City Hall Hardware
0 LIFE WITH FATHER-Comedy McGee's Photo Supply J. J. Newberry Co.
1 & Harmon
loring, Short Fall River, Mass.
AND M O T H E R ' S. O A T S Plymouth, Mass. The Outlet Co.
"Father and the H eiress." The Oay family Walter C. Froze
Kosiner's: Shepard Co.
TONIGHT AT 7:30 0 0 1B W Sk-hega..-, Maine Liggett Drugs
SouthbriJge, Mass.
& Williams
Starkweather
The Huff Studio fitchburg, Moss.
G. C. Winter
Easthampton, Mass. Art Photo Service Inc. Webster, Mass. United Camera
Camero Shop Fitts' Photo Shop
West Warwick, It: I.
Duggan Pharmacy Exchange
llc»ton. Mass. framingham, 11\ass.
Denholm & McKoy
Worcester, Mass.
Jordan-Marsh Ca. Bond's Inc. Guertin's
liggett Drug Stores Fitts' Photo Shop
Woonsocket, IL t.
R. H . White Co. lord's
Andrew J. lloyd Co. Gardner, Mass. Keene, N. H.
Phil lips Drug Leslie's Inc. Chase's Joseph Brown Co.

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is excited when they believe their maid
is an heiress. Leon Ames. ( Film)
8:30 & INCO M E TAX-Deductions
SPECIAL Rae D. Anderson.
• ti!) DRAGNET-Jack Webb
Sgt. Friday_ and Officer Smith are on the
trail of a bad-check artist who buys ex­
pensive clothing with phony checks and
then peddles the garments. Jack Webb,
Ben Alexander. ( Film)
00 REAL McCOYS-Comedy
"For Love or Money." Pepino, the hired
hand, asks the McCoys for a raise. Grand­
pa McCoy takes the request as a personal
affront, especially when he learns that the
idea of a raise came from Pepino's girl
friend. Walter Brennan, Richard Crenna,
Kathy Nolan, Lydia Reed, M i chael Win­
kelman, Tony Martinez. ( Fi l m )
0 ID (i) CLIMAX!-Drama
Paul Douglas in "On the Take." In trying
to clean up the local bookmakers, the
Washington, D.C., Police Department be­
comes convinced that members of the
force are accepting payoff money. Lt.
Todd Thoman is assigned the task of dis­
covering the crooked cops. Written by
E l l is M arcus, based on a magazine arti­
cle b y Capt. Todd 0. -Thoman, Jr. B i l l
Lundigan a n d Mary Costa are hosts for
this series. ( Hollywood)
Cast
Lt. Todd Thoman ····------------Paul Douglas
Lt. Cal Nourse ____________ Nehemiah Persoff
Betty -----··---·---------------------M arian Seldes
Bert Hendricks ------·--·-----·---·Steve Brodie
Rose --------------------------------Katharine Bard
0 CHALLENGE-Tom Power
9:00_8 DISCOVERY-Mary Lela Grimes
Topic: "Life in a Pond."
CJfii18�o�n ffis 70/i'
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E) ti!) PEOPLE'S CHOICE
An old boy friend of Mandy's drops in for
a visit. He tells them how rich and
successful he's become, and Sock, not
to be outdone, invents a tale of his own
importance. Then J . B . Barker, Sock's
boss, arrives. Jackie Cooper, Pat Bres­
lin, Paul Maxey. Roger Crutcher: John
Stephenson. J. B. Barker: Addison
Richards. < Film)
000 PAT BOONE-Variety
Pat's guest is singer Pearl Bailey. Mort
Lindsey Orchestra.
0 HONEYMOON ERS-Gleason
"Pal o' Mine." A misadventure strains
the friendship of Ralph and Norton.
Jackie Gleason, Audrey M eadows. ( F i l m )
9:30 8 SONATA-Music
Violin and piano recital by Joseph Fuchs
and Arthur Balsam. Selections from the
works of Bach and Beethoven.
EJ 0 ti!) ERNIE FORD-Variety
George Gobel visits Ernie tonight. They
reminisce about life in a small town and
are featured in a series of vignettes.
Ernie and George sing a medley of folk
songs and join with two members of the
Top 20 for some barbership-quartet bal­
lads. Ernie sings "Glad Rags" and "Christ
Arose." The Top 20, H arry Geller and his
Orchestra. ( Hol lywood)
0 0 0 NAVY LOG-Drama
"Bucket of Sand." A Navy physical in­
structor who is anxious for combat service,
volunteers for the commandos. H e sees
his first action during the invasion of
Normandy. Tom Laughlin. ( Fi l m )
0 ID (i) PLAYHOUSE 90
"Turn Left at Mt. Everest"
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•
Mari a n SELDES
Katharine BARD
• Steve BRODIE
BILL LUNDIGAN For Chrysler Corporation
Calcutta, India, near the end of World
War 2 . The hero of this romantic comedy
is Pvt. Linus Powe l l of the U.S. Army Air
Corps. Trouble comes when Powell is
transferred across the H imalayas to China.
H e is determined to get back to his girl
friend in Calcutta, regardless of obstacles
like the H imalaya mountains and like
the man ordered by the colonel of the
post to sh'�!>W Powell. Del. Reisman did
the TV adaptation from the play by
lowel l Barrington. ( Hol lywood)
Cast
Pvt. Linus PoweiL .................. Fess Parker
Tenzing ------·----------·--------·-------Peter Lorre
Colonel ------------·-------------------------Paul Ford
Allencamp ---··---------------------·-Arnold Stang
10:00 B 0 ti!) ROSEMARY CLOONEY
I COLOR I John Raitt is Rosie's guest
tonight. Frank DeVol and his orchestra.
( Hollywood)
00 MAKE ME LAUGH
On tonight's panel of comedians are Joey
Carter, Sid Gould and Lenny Kent. Rob­
ert Q. Lewis is moderator.
0 JUDGE ROY BEAN-Western
"The Refugee." The judge saves Mexican
political refugees from being exploited
for reward money. Edgar Buchanan. ( Film)
10:30 8 N EWS-William Pierce
B BIG STORY-Drama
"Shakedown." ( F i lm l
0 0 ti!) JANE WYMAN-Drama
Jane Wyman and Scott Forbes in "In
a Different Life." A geologist and his
wife arrive at a remote Peruvian village
in the backwaters of the Amazon.
Though neither of them has ever been
in that part of the country before, the
wife displays an uncanny knowledge of
begins at
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the people, their way of life and even
their language. ( F i lm )
Cast
Marie ----------------------------------Jane Wyman
Tom ------·--·----·------·---------·------Scott Forbes
Francisco ---------------------- Lawrence Dobkin
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11:00 B 0 0 0 NEWS, WEAT H E R
0 ({!) m (i) NEWS, WEATHE R
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11:15 B MOVIE-Drama
"It All Came True." ( 1940) A boarding
house, operated by two women, is used
by a gangster as a hideout. J effrey Lynn,
Ann Sheridan, Humphrey Bogart.
0 0 JACK PAAR-Variety
0 M OVIE-Double Feature
l. "Cry Danger." <1950) After serving
five years for a robbery, a bookmaker
goes after the real criminals. Dick Powell,
Rhonda Fleming. 2. "Unexpected Uncle."
(1941) A showgirl falls i n love with a
rich manufacturer. Anne Shirley.
0 FILM DRAMA
0 MOVIE-Comedy
"Tucson." See Sun. 9 P .M ., Ch. 9, for
details.
ti!) MOVIE-Comedy
"The Bachelor and the Bobby-soxer." See
Wed. 1 1 : 1 5 P. M ., Ch. 10, for details.
ID MOVIE-Drama _
"Special Agent." ( 1935) A Federal agent
goes after a powerful public enemy. Bette
Davis, George Brent, Ricardo Cortez.
(i) MOVIE-Drama
"Deep Waters." (1948) Romantic tale of
an orphan boy in Maine and his love for
the sea. Dana Andrews, Jean Peters.
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(Morning programs on page A-20)
12:00 S NEWS-Jack Chase
0 0 (I!) TIC TAC DOUGH-Quiz
0 8 (D IE) HOTEL COSMO­
POLITAN-Serial
12:10 S WEATHER-Don Kent
12:15 S BIG B ROTH E R-Bob Emery
0 8 (D IE) LOVE OF LIFE
12:30 0 0 (I!) IT COULD BE YOU
0 (D Q) SEARCH FOR TOMOR­
ROW-Serial
8 N EWS-Charles Tarkinson
12:35 8 WINGS ARO U N D THE WORLD
12:45 0 (D IE) GUIDING LIGHT
1:00 t9 MOVIE-Drama
"The Man Who Played God." (1932 ) A
wealthy, brilliant musician loses his hear­
ing. Bette Davis, Ray M illand.
0 I coLoR I ROMPER ROOM-Kids
9 DOWN EAST DATELINES
p LOUISE MORGAN-Women
(g) MOVIE-Comedy
"Mama Loves Papa." (1945) A wife reads
a book on how to help hubby become suc­
cessful. Leon Errol, Elisabeth Risdon. ·
(I!) MOVIE-Romance
"The Garden of Allah." ( 1936) A Trappist
monk breaks his vows and runs away to
the desert where he meets a beautiful
woman. Marlene Dietrich, Charles Boyer.
(D M R. DISTRICT ATIOR N EY
IE) LIBERACE-Music
1:15 9 HOW TO ARRANGE FLOWERS
1 :30 0 BEU LAH-Comedy
"Beulah's Decision." One of Harry's cli­
ents tries to take Beulah away from the
Hendersons. Ethel Waters stars. ·
9 SUSIE-Comedy
0 (D IE) AS THE WORLD TURNS
. men attempt to smuggle a tobacco crop
2:00 0 TROUBLE WITH FATHE R
"Nothing but the Truth." Jackie learns
to tell the truth. June Col lyer.
9 HOM EMAKING-Agnes Gibbs
0 8 (D IE) BEAT THE CLOCK
2: 10 t9 HOW TO ARRANGE FLOWERS
2:15 0 TIM McCOY-Western
(I!) HOW TO ARRANGE FLOWERS
2:25 t9 N EWS-Streeter Stuart
2:30 t9 9 (I!) KITTY FOYLE-Serial
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0 I coLoR I RAY DOREY-Variety
0 8 (D IE) HOUSE PARTY
0 MOVIE-Comedy
"Tuscon." See Sun. 9 P.M ., Ch. 9, for
details.
3:00 S 9 (I!) MATINEE TH EATER
I COLOR I "The Velvet Glove." When be­
loved Mother H ildebrand returns from a
tour of her many convents, she is upset to
learn that the bishop intends to dismiss
young Prof. Pearson from the college
staff. She reluctantly agrees to the
bishop's order, but in her heart she has
other plans. Adapted by Helen Taini from
the comedy by Rosemary Casey. John
Conte is the host. ( Hollywood)
0 8 AMERICAN BANDSTAND
0 (f) IE) BIG PAYOFF-Quiz
3:30 0 8 DO YOU TRUST YOU R F EAT U R I N G
LEO R.LAPORTE
WIFE?-Quiz
0 (f) IE) VERDICT IS YOURS
4:00 t9 9 (I!) QUEEN FOR A DAY
0 8 0 AMERICAN BAND­
Fridoy
STAND-Music
0 (D IE) BRIGHTER DAY-Serial
Aprrl 4
4:15 0 (D IE) SECRET STORM-Serial
4:30 0 (D IE) EDGE OF NIGHT-Serial
0 MY LmLE MARGIE-Comedy
10 p.m.
"A M other for Vern." Margie . dresses as
an old lady in an effort to help Vern win
a new cl ient. Gale Storm stars.
8 COMMODORE BOB-Kids
0 G ERRY KEARN EY-Variety
W PRO-TV
4:45 t9 MOVIE-Drama
"White Banners." (1938) A middle-aged
Channel 12
saleswoman helps i:he muddled household
of a smal l-town schoolteacher. Claude
Rains, Fay Bainter, Jackie Cooper. Serial:
"The Boomerang."
9 (I!) MODERN ROMANCES
5:00 0 8 (D BUCCANEERS
"To the Rescue." Dan Tempest and his
out of Savannah to get a fair price.
Robert Shaw, Brian Rawlinson,
9 I MARRIED JOAN-Comedy
"Model." Joan gets a job as a stock girl
in a swank dress shop, but deludes Brad
into thinking she is a model. Joan Davis
0 AMOS 'N' ANDY-Comedy
"Call Lehigh 4-9900." Kingfish finds an
old ad in a suit pocket and calls the
phone number given. Tim Moore.
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a!) MOVIE-Comedy
"Pardon My Sarong." ( 1942) Abbott and
Costello head for Los Angeles and wind
up on a South Sea isle. Bud Abbott, Lou
Costello, Virginia Bruce.
II)
RED RIDER-Serial
5:30 0 TALES OF POIND EXTER
0 I coLoR I CAPT. BOB-Cartoons
0 FU N HOUSE-Kids
0 0 (f) MICKEY MOUSE CLUB
0 DUFFY'S TAVERN-Comedy
&) PHANTASIES AND FABLES
5:45 0 ART ADVENTURES--Bonsall
6:00 0 SU RVIVAL-Albert Burke
"From Adam to Atom." Albert Burke.
0 DATELINE BOSTON-Smith
I COLOR I Good Friday concert by the
Boston College Choir. C. Alexander Pelo­
quin, director.
0 LON E RANGER-Western
0 HAWKEYE-Adventure
"Delaware Hoax." Hawkeye learns that
the Delaware tribe has been framed for
murder. John Hart, Lon Chaney.
0 NEWS, WEATHER
0 N.E. SPORTS CLUB-Parker
ffi SALTV BRINE'S SHACK-Kids
II) COM MAN DO CODY-Space
"Destroyers of the Sun." Trying to force
Earth's capitulation, the ruler tries to
put the sun out. Judd Holdren.
6:15
0 MOVIE-Drama
"Almost a Gentleman." (1939) A man
finds that his dog is accused of killing
a man. James E l l ison, Helen Wood,
Robert Kent, June Clayworth.
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"Trip to Aunt Sarah's." A man who has
FRIDAY 10:3 0 P.M.
•
"Death
stolen a large sum of money is black­
mailed into marriage.
«!) N EWS, WEATHER
6:30 0 N EWS-Louis M . Lyons
0 I COLOR !TOWN AND COUNTRY
Va llev Davs"
TIM E-Music
Q (f) II) N EWS, SPORTS
0 TOPPER-Comedy
"Spring Cleaning." The ghostly Kerbys
add to the confusion of spring cleaning.
Leo G. Carroll, Anne Jeffreys.
8i) ANNIE OAKLEY-Western
6:45 a N EWS--Arch Macdonald
0 0 N EWS-Huntley, Brinkley
0 N EWS, WEATHER, SPORTS
ft) II) N EWS--Douglas Edwards
6:50 0 BACKGROUNDS--Lyons
6:55 EJ WEATHER-Don Kent
7:00 EJ SILENT SERVICE-Drama
"Pampanito Story." American subs sight
a Japanese convoy and attack, not know­
ing it has a human cargo. ( F i lm)
0 I coLoR I N EWS-John Day
0 HIGHWAY PATROL-Police
Three armed fugitives trap an officer and
take a panic stricken housewife as host­
age. Broderick Crawford. < F i lm )
O N EWS--V in Maloney
0 BINGO AT HOME-Game
a!) RIN TIN TIN-Adventure
See 7 :30 P . M ., Ch. 5, for details.
(f) SID CAESAR-Comedy
Sid plays a henpecked marshal hunted by
a notorious gunslinger. Sid and Imogene
pantomime a shoe salesman's troubles
with a customer. Sid also appears as
Progress Hornsby, jazz musician . . (Tape)
II) KEN MacKENZIE-Songs
7:05 0 WEATHER-Elizabeth A. Kelley
0 I coLoR I WEATHER-Cole
7:10 0 I coLoR I SPORTS-Curt Gowdy
0 WEATHER
7:15 0 JAZZ-Rev. Norman J. O'Connor
0 NEWS-Douglas Edwards
0 PATTI PAGE-Songs
0 N EWS-John Daly
7:30 EJ g a!) TRUTH OR CONS�­
QU ENCES--Stunts
0 0 RIN TIN TIN-Adventure
"Wind-wagon McClanahan." The men of"
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 F R I D AY
Fort Apache are amazed when a wagon,
outfitted with sails, breezes through the
gates of the fort. Excited over the new
invention, they decide to invest money to
have a whole fleet of the land boats made
by the owner, one Captain Terrance X.
McClanahan. Lee Aaker, Jim L. Brown,
Joe Sawyer, Rand Brooks. ( Film)
fl OUR MISS BROOKS-Comedy
"Mr. Leblanche." Connie receives a note
written in French from M adison's new
French teacher. Eve Arden. < Film)
ID ID DICK AND THE DUCH ESS
"The Painting." Dick Starrett is ill in
bed, so his wife Jane decides to go out
and solve the theft of a valuable work
of art. She persuades Dick's partner to
help her enter the home of an art
dealer she suspects is a fence. Patrick
O'Neal, Hazel Court, Richard Wattis,
Patrie Doona n . · ( Film)
7:45 8 LET'S LEARN TO TYPE
8:00 8 PLAYS AND PLAYERS
See Sun. 4 P.M., Ch. 2, for details.
S 9 COURT OF LAST RESORT
Joel Grey in "The Todd-Loomis Case."
TEXAS RANGERS IN ACTION !
Presented
by your
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A - 46 TV
A P R I L
Evening
Two young college students are con­
victed of beating a man to death and
robbing him. The wealthy father of one
of the boys calls in the Court of Last
Resort, protesting that his son would
have no motive to kill anyone for money.
Lyle Bettger. (Film)
Cast
F loyd Todd ..............................Joel Grey
Tommy Loomis ................ Doug McClure
Basil Todd ............................ Alex Gerry
Marty McGuire ...................... Ned G lass
Sarah ............................... . I rene Tedrow
Sheriff ................................ Bob Wehling
0 IEJ JIM BOWIE-Adventure
"The Brothers." Jefferson Davis wants to
join J i m Bowie in his search for the lost
San Saba mine. But his elder brother,
Joe hears of his plans, quarrels with
Bowie and then challenges him to a duel.
Scott Forbes. (Film)
Cast
Joe Davis ·····-·····················Wilton Graff
Jefferson Davis ............ Charles McArthur
Roy Glenn .................. James Pemberton
Team ................................ Forrest Lewis
fl ID ID TRACKDOWN-Western
"The Pueblo Kid." A young man returns
to his home town with a reputation as
one of the fastest guns in the territory.
He has the whole town terrified, and
Texas Ranger Hoby Gilman tries to
avert a gun battle. Robert Culp. (Film)
0 MOVIE-Drama
"They Dare Not Love." ( 1941) Austrians
are hounded by the Gestapo when Hitler's
men move into their land. George Brent,
M artha Scott, Paul Lukas.
&!) STATIONS OF THE CROSS
[SPECIALI Bishop Me Vinny.
8:30 B SONATA-Music
Piano and violin recital by Joseph Fuchs
and Artur Balsam. Works by Beethoven
and Cesar Franck are performed.
S 9 &!) LIFE OF RILEY
"The Otis Yonder Story." Riley and Gil:is
believe they have discovered a young new
singing sensation working at the plant.
Anxious to cash in on their talent find,
they try to line u p television appearances
for him. William Bendix, Tom D'Andrea,
Gloria Blondell, Marjorie Reynolds. Otis
Yonder: Freddie Hart. (Film)
0 COLT .45-Western
"The Manbuster." A bitter young man is
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A P R I L
Evening
4
tempted to become an outlaw. Then he 9:30 8 AM ERICAN E DUCATION
unknowingly aids Chris Colt in his search See Sun. b P.M., Ch. 2, for details.
for a gang of bank robbers. Wayde Pres­
S 9 &!) THIN MAN-Mystery
ton. ( F ilm)
"The Departed Doctor." N ick and Nora's
Cast vacation at a dude ranch is interrupted
Monty Chandler .................. Chris Warfield by the mysterious disappearance of a
Harriet Brenner .............. Jaclynne Greene doctor. City slickers Nick and Nora take
Pete Cerritos .................... George Keymas to horseback to track down the culprits.
Hank Lawler ............................ Gil Perkins Peter Lawford, Phyllis Kirk. (Film)
Ticket Agent .......................... Don Beddoe
Cast
fl IEJ ID ID ZANE GREY Fuzzy ................... ............... Charles Arnt
THEATER-Western Pat Renard ................ Mary Beth Hughes
Michael Rennie in "Three Days to
Dr. Renard .................... Keith Richards
Death." An easterner learns that his 0 PATRICE M UNSEL-Variety
brother has been kil led out West and Pat's guests are singer J u l ius La Rosa
sets out to find the murderer. He learns and comedienne Alice Peace. Martins
that the killer's identity is known, but Quartet and Charles Sanford Orchestra.
that the law does not have the men to
fl 1EJ ID ID SCH UTZ PLAY­
go after him. Dick Powell is the host
for the series. (Film)
HOUSE-Drama
Scott Brady and Yvonne Craig in "Papa
9:00 S 9 ((!) M SQUAD-Police Said No." Photographer Calvin Penny is
"Chicago B luebeard." The only clue to a interested in pretty Suzanne Stacey only
pair of unsolved murders is that both as a model, but she thinks of Calvin as a
women were members of a lonely hearts prospective husband. For that reason she
club. When Ballinger learns his former
agrees to pose for him. Only when Suz-
schoolteacher is seeing a man she met
through the same club, he is suspicious
of the man's motives. Lee Marvin, Vaughn 8:30 P. M.
Taylor, Bart Burns, Anzie Strickland,
Mary Adams, Betty Hanna, Molly G lass­
cH. o omm
ing. ( F i lm)
0 fEJ FRANK SINATRA-Variety
Spike Jones, his band and his vocalist wife
Helen Grayco visit Frank. Spike and the
band play " Fascination," "All the Way,"
"Tammy'' and "Si lvery Moon." Frank sings
"You Brought a New Kind of Love to Me,"
"Too Marvelous for Words" and "Chloe."
He and Helen duet "Makin' Whoopee."
Jesse White, Nelson Riddle. ( Film)
fl ID ID PHIL SILVERS
"The Colonel's Inheritance." When Col.
Hall receives an inheritance the wily
Bilko persuades the officer to let him
deposit the money in a bank. But when
he arrives at the bank, Bilko is tempted
to buy some uranium stock that's avail­
able. Paul Ford, Barbara Barrie, Harvey
Lembeck, Allan Melvin, Herbie Faye,
Maurice Gosfield. (Film)
Cast
Mr. M etcalf .......................... Bob Dryden
Mr. Hornsby .................... Vincent Rourke
Bank President .................. M i lo Boulton
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F R I D AY Evening

anne's irate father visits the studio does
Calvin realize Suzanne's intentions. ( F i lm)
Cast
Calvin Penny ........................ Scott Brady
Suzanne Stacey ·· ·········--·---Yvonne Craig
John Stacey .................... Patrie Knowles
Gabrielle Stacey .................Jeanne M anet
Mrs. Osterreicher .......... M arjorie Bennett
Policeman . . . . . • . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Harry Jackson
0 STAR PERFORMANCE-Drama
"To Whom It May Concern." A. bank em­
ployee embezzles funds and plays them in
the stock market. Oavid N iven. < F i lm)
10:00 S 0 8!) BOXING-Philadelphia
Ralph "Tiger" Jones, middleweight from
Yonkers, N.Y., vs. Kid Gavilan, welter­
weight from Camaguey, Cuba, 10 rounds.
Jimmy Powers reports from Convention
Hall, Philadelphia.
TV G U I D E RAT I N G S
Rating Bouts W L D KO's
Jones U nrated 67 41 22 4 11
Gavilan U nrated 137 106 27 4 29
These two crafty veterans fought a close
thriller a few weeks back, Jones earning
a split decision. This is the rubber match,
as Gavilan defeated Jones in 1953. Though
both have seen better days, they are
crowd-pleasers who never make a bad
fight. Each has fought all the top men in
the welterweight and middleweight d i ­
vision. T h e Cuban Hawk recently beat
Gasper Ortega and Walter Byars, while
Tiger's win in their last match snapped
a five-bout losing skein. Scoring by points.
Compiled by Nat Fleischer (The Ring)
0 0 HOLIDAY HANDBOOK
"Wings to Britain." On a tour of Great
Britain, highlights include the changing of
the palace guard, a country fair In Scot­
land and ballerina Margot Fonteyn per­
forming in London. Alexander Scourby
narrates. ( Film)
6 0 LINEUP-Police
"The Harger Jameson Case." Guthrie and
Greb are summoned when a wealthy wom­
an is reported to have taken an overdose
of sleeping tablets. After questioning her
sister, the officers conclude that a swin­
dler has been attempting to gain control
of the women's fortune. Warner Anderson,
Tom Tully, Marshall Reed. ( Fi l m )
ffi THE PASSION-LaPorte
I SPECIAL I Leo R. LaPorte's narrative
Holy Week events. Text of the Passion is
from the Four Gospels. A choral group
from the Rhode Island State Council of
Churches sings excerpts from Bach's
Passion.
m SILENT SERVICE-Drama
10:30 f.J DOCTORS IN SPACE-Rider
See Sun. 5:30 P . M ., Ch. 2, for details.
0 0 ffi m PERS ON TO
P E RSON-Edward R. Murrow
Anna Maria Alberghetti and Bennett Cerf
are visited by Edward R. M urrow.
6 DEATH VALLEY DAYS-Drama
0 MARY HITCHCOCK HOSPITAL
A tour is made of the X-ray clinic and
facilities of this H anover, N. H., hospital.
10:45 t9 0 SPORTS
8!) SPORTS FEATU R E-Interview
I DEBUT I This new sports program will
be seen each week after the boxing bout.
11:00 f.J N EWS
t9 0 0 6 N EWS, WEATHER __ Chicago's Terry Bennet t:
0 8!) ffi m N EWS, WEATHER 'Off with- h er fingern ails!'
0 N EWS, SPORTS, WEATHER
11:15 t9 MOVIE-Drama
"Accidents W i l l Happen." (1938) A young ..,. Miami: Eyes roll, mouth
insurance adjustor is double-crossed as moves on WTVJ creature.
he is investigating a gang .of crooks. Ron­
ald Reagan, Gloria Blondell, Dick Purcell.
Peoria: Milton Budd is
0 0 JACK PAAR-Variety WMBD's ghostl y head.
6 MOVIE-Drama
"It's a Wonderful Life." ( 1946) At 30, a
T
small-town citizen · feels that he has
reached the end of his rope and con­
templates suicide. James Stewart, Donna
Reed, Lionel Barrymore.
I§) WRESTLING-Hollywood
0 CHAMPIONSH �P BOWLING
8!) MOVIE-Adventure
"The Three M usketeers." ( 1939) D'Ar­
tagnan and his friends set out to regain
the queen's brooch. From the novel by
Alexandre Dumas. Don Ameche, the Ritz
Brothers, Binnie Barnes, Lionel Atwill.
ffi MOVIE-Comedy
"June Bride." ( 1'148) An editor and her
ace reporter go to a small American ago station
town and become involved with an aver­ Los Angeles
age American family. Bette Davis. introduced an eerie female
m MOVIE-Drama named Vampira as hostess
"Accent on Love." Geo. Montgomery a series of horror movies. Long­
haired, sharp-nailed Vampira, in a
Stations reserve the right to hroud-like gown, presided over the
of make last-minute changes. f i l m presentations, talked
continued

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Monster of Ceremonies/ continued
with her friends the bats and did her
considerable best to create an un­
earthly atmosphere in the studio.
Like a good ghost, Vampira de­
parted, after stealing a few headlines.
But had this Ghoul of the Golden West
realized what an awful precedent she
was setting, she might never have
crawled from under that slab.
Last fall, when the "Shock Theater"
package of such old horror movies as
"Frankenstein," "Dracula," "The In­
visible Man" and various "Sons" there­
of started the rounds, stations set
bo
a ut digging up weird personalities
to give the films that nice extra touch
of spine-tingling horror-a spooktac­
ular collection of leering, smirking,
black-clad other-world characters.
These creeps (or more politely,
hosts) have now become the tail that
wags the dog, attracting more of a fol­
lowing than the films themselves.
In staid Philadelphia, for example, a
weirdie named Roland (he has an un­
seen creature named Igor who de­
vours mailmen) presides at WCAU­
TV. Roland has really become a
Frankenstein. When he held a recep­
tion at the studio, devotees blocked
traffic for hours, carried away Roland's
collection of shrunken heads and other
trinkets, and threatened, for a while,
to dismantle the studio brick by brick.
Roland (actually actor John Zach­
erle) is typical of the "monsters of
ceremonies" who spend their TV lives
amid coffins, rattling chains, were­
wolves and other goodies.
On Chicago's WBKB, for instance,
Terry Bennett has an assistant, a -.:-ed­
haired model named Dorothy Johnson,
whose sole function is to scream. Terry
rips off women's fingernails (false)
and lights his cigarets with them.
On one occasion, he cut out a woman's
heart ( slab of beef liver) , listened to
it beat and sent it to a Lonely Hearts
Club. He- also serves "shocktails"
made of embalming fluid.
San Francisco's KRON has Terrence
( Russ Coglin) . During a showing of
"Wolf Man," Terrence commented that
his family "once had this problem but
it hasn't shown up in my generation."
He then slowly scratched his chin
with a hairy wolf claw.
A Miss Tarantula Ghoul operates at
KPTV, Portland, Ore., with the assist­
nee of a rattlesnake, Heathcliffe; a
shy tarantula, Sir Galahad, and Mil­
ton, a retired gravedigger who is the
gardener for her haunted house.
Then there's George Byram, of
KBTV, Denver, Col., who roams cata­
combs filled with madmen and mon­
sters. He also has made himself dis­
appear bit by bit and, while headless,
has delivered commercial s .
At WTVJ, Miami, Fla., Chuck Zink
sets the scene with coffin, floating hats,
grisly hands clutching the air. Among
Bill Camfield's props at KFJZ-TV,
Ft. Worth, is a "human heart" so
realistic a cameraman got ill on sight.
WMBD-TV's Milton Budd introduces
Peoria, Ill., to his "son"--created by
superimposing his own head iD. his
hand. "Dr. Lucifer" rises slowly from
a casket to greet WBAL- TV audiences
in_. Baltimore, Md. WKBN's David
Allen, his head suspended in an eerie
mist, entices Youngstown, Ohio.
And on and on, to the stations that
employ vacant chairs, disembodied
voices, unearthly music.
Many of the horror hosts are adored
by large and growing fan-or rather,
fan-atic--clubs, have been honored
guests at school social functions and
have ratings that are the despair of
their saner competition.
All of which proves something. Just
what, we don't know.
19
 s the baggageman entered
het· New York home,
Miss Hermione Gin­
gold, in mauve pa­
j amas, was proclaiming
something into the telephone.
"And furthermore," she concluded,
"it is absolutely not true that I am
the greatest cigar smoket· since Gen. ·
Grant. That's a lie!"
Miss Gingold, often seen on The
Jack Paa-r Show, returned the phone
to its cradle and began to throw
shoes into a suitcase.
"With the dawn," she said airily,
"I am off for Hollywood, whet·e I
have been cast as a witch in a cine­
matic vet·sion of 'Bell, Book and
Candle.' In addition, I shall play a
New York cafe society matmn in the
test film of a TV series for George
Burns. It's called Theodora.
"I will, however, return to Jack
Paar if he'll have me. I love TV. I
almost invented TV in England, you
know. We used to wear black lip­
stick and yellow make-up on TV
ovet· thet·e. I always said television
would never last. Whether this pmg­
nosis was correct, time will tell."
Bot·n in the shadow of London's Old
Vic, Miss Gingold was a noted
Shakespearean actt·ess befot·e turn­
ing to musical comedy, motion pic­
lures and television. She made her
TV debut in 1953, when Ed Sullivan
discovet·ed het· i;; the Broadway re­
view, "Almanac," and beckoned. In
rapid succession she did five Sullivan
Shows and fout· Omnibuses. She was
then placed on the panel of a quizzet·
called One Minute, Please!, in which
it was her function to speak for one
minute without stopping, on any
subject that might pop into her head.
She was later interviewed by Ed
Murrow on Person to Person and
took that occasion to inform the
world that she is happy to have been
named Hermione because "Het·mione
Gingold" on a theater marquee "is
such a long name that there's no
mom for another name beside it.''
"I'm the only Hermione I know,"
she said to the baggageman. "Thet·e's
an Hermione in Shakespeare, of
course, in 'A Winter's Tale,' I
believe, but I doub� if we're related."
Speaking of Shakespeare, did Miss
Gingold ever have the urge to desert
comedy and return to the Bard?
"Now, before we proceed any
fut·thet· with this ridiculous discus­
sion, let us get one fact straight: I'm
not a comedienne. I'm a character
actress. It's almost impossible for me
to work with most comics. That's
what I like about Jack Paar's show.
Ja'Ck and Dody Goodman are easy
to work with. They're really not
comedians either.
"I don't get along with most
Broadway comedians. I like it best
when I can destroy them with an
'Oh, really?' or a 'My deah!' or
something equally devastating."
Miss Gingold, once described by
S. J. Perelman as "Half Tallulah
Bankhead and half Groucho Marx,"
is an expert on humor styles in
Great Britain and the United States.
"If anything, the American is
quicker on the uptake than the
Bl"iton. One can afford to be a little
bit off-beat here. I remember my
first line in 'Almanac' in New York
was supposed to be 'Ah, Mortimer,
there's a terrible smell of gas!' In­
stead, I said, 'Mot·timer! There's a:
tetTible smell of stale diamond brace­
lets!' They loved it, but I don't think
it would have gone over in England.''
The telephone rang again and Miss
·
Gingold plucked at it majestically.
"Yes, yes! " she sang out. "I'll meet
you down at Schrafft's. The last time
we were there, you may recall, you
pelted me with raisins."
And at this point, Miss Gingold's
baggageman stole silently away.
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 th i. ,(• ' .uu' .�ud .Juhu
F r o n lt t• n l l 4 l i l t 1 w II
h I V ' cl l t do•tf I I
Ill' 00
minult• TV 111 1 for·
CBS's Pla !llwww 9(,, ( n •o h h
will have �>tWill m 'Ill mal d 300
hours. Fot· a h he w i l l have been
paid som thing lik $5700.
Frank nh im r, at 28, has
slablishcd himself as one of tele­
vision 's outstanding directors.
Such successes as "Forbidden
Area" ( the first Playhouse 90) ,
"The Comedian" and "Winter
Dreams" have been acclaimed.
Similarly, since, in popular art,
there are two ways of being out­
standing, some of Frankenheim­
er's failures-notably "Eloise" and
"The Death of Manolete"-are
generally regarded as among the
worst flops of the electronic stage.
Frankenheimer is one of half a
dozen directors coddled by pro­
ducer Martin Manulis as the
guiding geniuses of the series'
3510 expensive minutes of dra­
matic entertainment per season.
Like the others, he enjoys the
privilege of selecting his own
stories. Last season he directed 11
plays from 800 stories submitted,
developing scripts to his taste,
casting "compatible" stars and
overseeing such production details
as hanging a set with velvet walls
at 6 A.M. after a night of re­
hearsal, as he did for "A Sound
of Different Drummers."
He's a perfectionist, too, some­
times conducting conferences with
colleagues all through the night.
The futuristic ceilings on the sets
of "A Sound of Different Drum­
mers" were born at Franken­
heimer's kitchen table at 5 A.M.,
when art director Walter Hern-
cion sudde n l y cried, "I've got it!
I low about Chinese silk?"
Frankenheimer literally dream­
ed up the big face of Mickey
Rooney that dominated the set in
"The Comedian." "It was so
frightening it woke me up. I
realized it would dramatize the
character's egocentricity perfectly
if we put a door in it."
It is, however, the wakeful,
daylight Frankenheimer, pre­
occupied less with dressing a set
than with creating make-believe
people, who is apt to enrich a
Thursday night. "Actors," says
producer Manulis, "love John. He
digs deeper into character than
many Broadway directors." What
is Frankenheimer digging for?
"The usual," he says. "Motiva­
tion. Sympathy. Excitement. What
makes people tick."
Frankenheimer's $1000 a week
salary and enormous prestige
(says Dana Wynter: "I'd work for
that man for nothing") are in
stark contrast to his first crack at
TV. Discharged from the Air
Force in 1953 in Hollywood, he
applied at CBS and was offered a
job as a page at $35 a week. At
NBC, he was offered $27.50 as a
parking lot attendant. In New
York he fared better-CBS paid
him $135 as an assistant director.
Today Frankenheimer, married
and the father of two small chil­
dren, says producer Manulis is
"the only reason" he remains in
TV. "Ultimately I'd like to do one
of two things: direct movies on
my own terms, or else I'd like to
buy a couple of cameras and take
off around the world. A picture
is a picture whether you take it
with a TV camera or a Leica."
 A glamol'

verybody is famil­
iar with the tired
old situation of
lensman shooting
the lady glamorpuss on
the exotic bearskin rug. So
here's what showbiz calls
the switcheroo: Glamor­
girl photographer shoots
man. Joyce Rainbolt is
one of Hollywood's bona
fide photographers, and
John Forsythe, her target
in this sitting ( sitting? ) , is
the glamor star ·of CBS's
Bachelor Father series .
 fore the kids have a chance to spill

Bow to get
it all over your furniture, send them
with gift bowls of popcorn to the
neighbors, to see TV there. Sit home

-the TV set
on clean sofa and
enjoy The Twen­
tieth Century.

away bom
S. Explode a
tremendous fire­

. :0�
1,- >-t.-' he kids
cracker in drive­
way outside the
.. house. Kids will
- -
rush out to see
...., ;:., _
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what's going on.
-�
Slip into house, lock all doors, and
Because my kids take over. (This works only once,
and their friends should be saved for an emergency.)
are always three 6. Establish chart and point system
deep in front of for getting kiddies to bed early: a

a
our TV set watching Lassie, Robin gold star (10 pts.) for retiring at 6
Hood or Popeye at precisely the P.M.; a silver star (5 pts.) for retir­
time when 1-the ostensible lord of ing at 7, etc.-and prizes to be
the manor--crave adult TV enter­ awarded for certain quotas of points. icke y Spil lane 's Mike Ham mer
cou ld
tainment, I must resort to certain (This system works only for a while.) easi ly be the worst show
7. Try outright bribery. Offer kids
subterfuges to gain possession of our on TV.
Mike Ham mer is the
set. Here are my methods: two bits apiece for giving up their hero of six
1 . Pull the electric plugs from the program. (Main . flaw: Establishes novels by Spil lane , whic
h have sold
wall. The kids will come crying: bad precedent; can be expensive.) more than 20,00,0 000
copies. They abound in
"Daddy, the television don't work!" 8. Turn thermostat to 95 F. Sweat murder, torture, sadism
and assorted vice
Scold them for burning out the pic­ kids out of the house. ( Uncomfort­
ture tube-and for the bad grammar. able-you may have to follow them.)
In his first adventure
busted over the head with
on the air, Mi e got k
When they go outside to play, re­ 9. Operate spark coil apparatus in a vase. Then someone
insert the plug and quietly tune in garage. TV set will crackle like gun­ was booted down a fligh
t of stairs. Mike later
-omnibus or Face the Nation. shot, driving kids away. (If kids are gave a blac kma iler the
works, mad e what ap­
2. Arrive early. Establish posses­ watching an old Western film, how­ �
pear d to be a highly
successful pass at a
sion of the set before the kids can ever, your artificial disturbances may
marn ed wom an, and turn
claim it. Insist on squatter's rights. not be noticed.) ed up too late to pre­
(This will not always work.) 10. Bring home live rabbit. When
vent a dou ble mur der.
.3. Bring home a fistful of comic "Mickey Mouse" program starts, let In follo wing weeks Mik e
got invo lved with a
.books and write "Peter Houlahan" rabbit slip away on your lawn. Kids dam e who put the lead
to a guy on the water­
.on each cover. Tell kids that Peter will chase it around the neighbor-
front, a c ham berm aid' s boy
-will be over in an hour to pick hood. R�lilX and enjoy the opera. who went rotten, and
a dope nng _
up his books. Kids will desert As the reader can -or a white slave ring ,
or som ethi ng.
"TV for comics and you can see, this list is merely On TV, Mike is play ed
by Darren McG avin
"':
;
_pj
meanwhile watch The Great a beginning. With im­ ho look s som ethi ng like
Spil lane . But Mick e
Challenge. (Drawback is agination and talent, hims elf says he had noth
ing to do with pick ing
that this ·substitutes the
comic book habit for .
any alert parent can
add to this repertoire When Mike
Mc avmG__
. Furthermore, attests Spil
lane , he had
the TV habit.) -and to his viewing. l l l ing peo ple, noth mg to do with the
show . "I just took the
-4. Make popcorn. Be- George W. Feins�ejn he's ki,ssing them. mon ey," he says, "and wen
' t home."- f. DeB .
. CThis one's lovely
Diane Brewster.)
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NOW Thanb to a coupl ol

imaginative p:reu agent•,

HEAR
Rin Tin Tin can get

THIS ! commands from afar

the pictures on this page may seem

indicate it, Rin Tin Tin is not hard of
hearing. The famous dog is wearing a tiny
and earphone which enable him to receive
instructions from as far as 300 yards away.
Conceived by two publicity men, Ed Fischer
and Wayne Thoms, the miniature transmitter-re­
ceiver solves one of the most difficult problems
faced in making pictures with canine performers­
how to give them orders during the filming of
"long-shots." The animal trainer can't shout ef­
fectively over wide stretches of ground and often
his arm signals can't be seen clearly.. Now, how­
ever, with "Audio-Command" (that's what Fischer
and Thoms dubbed their 4lh-ounce gimmick ) ,
trainer Frank Barnes merely has to speak in a
normal tone of voice into a small microphone and
Rinty, far off in the distance, will "attack," "crawl"
and "jump" as ordered.
Oddly enough, "Audio-Command" started off
as a publicity stunt. Fischer and Thoms dreamed
up the system only as a means of getting space
about Rin Tin Tin in newspapers and columns.
Then they suddenly realized their idea could be
of practical use. They contacted a firm of radio
equipment specialists, and described their notion.
It took only a few days and less than $50 to turn
the idea into a reality.
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ACROSS HOLLYW O a n .l a n k l n e reporte:

1 Wells Fargo's agent

5 A lawrence Welk The re • o 11 t,, t. f' l l m h l ng p repa red for
ETHEL MERMAN in whi ch
she ' d ploy 11 l. t·ou p t np; s i nger consta ntly
' 'canary''
8 Dirt
in a state of outrage
12 Girl's name again st l.ht I uw I NHin ss of the Old Wes
13 Collection of famous t . . . JACKIE GLEASON has
been off t't'cl t.h s ta rring role of a front
person's sayings ier med i cine man in a
proje ct d s rles . . . Tes t film for The
Texan - , sta rring RORY
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14 Mrs. Robert Sterling
15 Portion of TV show CALHOUN . has been comple ted .
* * *
between commercials

Actress _ lee
16 Reverend (abbr.)
17 Six episod es have been comple ted , on l ocation in the
18 Compass point Far Ea s t , for a s e ries titled Tales of Ma rco Polo . . .
PraYFi f
19 Della's boss ( 2 wds.)
FESS PARKER makes his live TV debut -
22
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Plot on ouse o April
3 , in a romant ic comedy . "Turn Left
_ Trooper
24
a t Mt. Eve res . "
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25
26 Steve Allen's
"Nope" man Most re cent " talk" in Hol l �rwood -a me rge
r of Des i l u , Four Sta r ,
i
27 Manager (abbr.)
Marte rto ( DANNY THOMAS ' s company ) -and
30 Warner Anderson
and Tom Tully £
Wyatt a r • Jim Bowie , The C a l i fornia
LO U EDELMA N . produ cer o f
ns . . . DANNY THOMAS ' s
31 To dress money s ehrnd a-new serie s called Pett
32 A grimace (Fr.) i c oa t Major , deal ing
33 Wrath with the WACS • Four Sta r Films (DICK POWELL. DAVID NIVEN
• •

34 Triumphal CHARLES BOYER ) is pouring $400, 000 into .

six new test films .
* * *
exclamation

36
35 Sally's companion
Mr. Adams' wife The old C rusade r Rabbi t TV ca rtoon se ries
i s being
37 Bends revive d, with 260 new episodes , a l l in
38 "The Great Stone color , to h i t
the market short ly . . . ANNA MARIA ALBER
Face's" rival
GHETTI will do
(2 wds.) a strai ght drama t i c role on the May 1
C l imax !
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42 Nickname for battle-

«
ship Missouri
Expression of dis- FRANCES ( Mrs . EDGAR ) BERGEN and KEITH ANDES
wi l l star in a
appointment (2 wds.) se ries cal led � Da rl ing Docto r, tes t fi
lm for which has been
46 Star of O.S.S.
45 Also
comple ted by JANE WYMAN ' s Lewman P roduct
ions . A l o ca l sta­
_ _
47 _ Up and Live See next week's TV GUIDE for solution t i on he re , KTLA . i s about to inaugurate
48 Nickname for dail y remote news ca sts
d i re c t from a hel i c opte r.
* *
Evelyn Rudie
*
To Tell the Truth
49 Two contestants on
WILLIAM CAMPBELL and PAUL BIRCH have been
set to star
50
are this
Scottish Gaelic in Cannonba l l , new serie s being prepa red
by former La s s ie
51 Skelton's hair p rodu ce r ROBERT MAXWELL . REX ( F rontie r Doctor ) AL­
• •

of Night
52 Sara Karr on Edge
LEN is prepa ring a musica l Western se rie s
.
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25 Science (abbr.)
26 Dead on arrival
DOWN 27 Before noon (poet.) Zane Grey Theate r has been renewed for 1958-
i-=-+-+--+- 59 . . . RALPH MEEK-
29
Top country-style 28 TV top-rated Western
ER-rs-the guest sta r in the first episod
e of Road B l ock , new
G.f. _
singer To sift (colloq.)
2 forefather 31 .
-�-· hour-l ong se ries headed for NBC and based
32 on �f�of Flo­
3 I lluminated Mournful sound
rida ' s sherif fs . . . JERRY LEWIS wi l l appear
at the B russe l s fai r .
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4 Person to Person host 34 Hail (lat.)
Lawrence Welk's 35 Middle name of the
pianist and singer other Jerry Lewis Produc er ALEX ( Oh ! Susanna . Love That Jil l ) G
6 TV spectacular 36 Summon forth
wil l shoot a test-rflm In Apri�r-a-5e rles , Zsa
OTTLIEB
7
37
(colloq.) TV and Hollywood's
in Pari s . Zsa
Sailors' stories Mr. Bridges G i rl ' s last name is GABOR . He a l s o-w!lilh
(2 wd •. ) 38 Shoe's bottom
Cindy, the ave
new EVELYN RUDIE serie s , ready for fall
.
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8 Winston's actress- 39 Norse gad of
daughter thunder
9 An obligation 40 Mr. Slaughter of the ART LINKLETTER and produc er JOHN GUEDEL
10 Preposition Yankees have sold the title ,
forma t and 138 e pi s odes of People Are
11 Sinatra's physique 41 Jack's feeling for Funny to NBC . Price : more
than $1 , 000 , 00 0 . The p re sent show-will
20 43
19 Containers "That Jill"
contin ue unt i l fal l ,
46
Before Firsts
a fte r which LINKLETTER wi l l bow out of
21 " on the Street" Zodiac sign it. -and NBC p re s umably
wi l l start the re runs . 20th Centu ry-Fox would like to co-
recording TV shows
23 Newest method of 49 fourth note of the
scale Answer to last week's puzzle star SHIRLEY TEMPLE in PAT BOONE ' s next picture
, "Mardi G ra s . "
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