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AUGUST 9- 15, 1952 TV Ll FE Press Weslorn New York's Official TV • FRIDAY, AUGUST 8th Radio ond fntertoinmenl Magazine 10:3Q.-Greolesl Fights of the Century. Ch. 4-5-6. Film highlights of the inlernclionol heavy• 12 No. 22 Vol. 2 ..-e. weight llght between Prime Ccrnero of Owned and Published by Italy end Jimmy Moloney of Boston, Oc· Iober 1930. ROBERT H. PEIFFER ASSOCIATES SATURDAY, AUGUST 9th 16 State St., Rochester 14,. N. Y. 12:00-aig Top. Ch. 4-5-6. The Jeflreys, a men Phone BAker 0513 end girl aerial tectm , make their TV debul Editor Bob Peiffer along with the Goutier\ Steeplechase Pony Assc. Ediwr H. V. Kipp and Dog troups; end Hal Sayers. juggler­ Len Campagno unicyclist. Jock Slerling is ringmaster. Photographer 2 OQ.-Sior; Cavalcade. Ch. 6. Comedy revue with Lo:ry Storch os host with the June AUGUST 9-15, 1952 Taylor Dancers and the Posrels. 8 OQ.-AII Sror Summer Revue. Ch. 4-5·6. Comics Ben Blue and Roger Price head­ TV life is published weekly ol Rochesler, line the variety cost with supporting ads New York. Subscription price $5.00 per including Sincloire ond Spaulding, young year, in advance. Application for entry ballroom donee learn; lhe Beverly Sisters, os second-doss matter pending c l o teen-age singing trio from England; and Rochester, New York. the Wild Bill Davis Trio. inslrumenlolisrs. SUNDAY, AUGUST 1O :h 7:0Q.-Super Ghost. Ch. 4-6. Bergen Evans em­ IF YOURS IS A TV HOME cees this well-known game with Robert 11 Pollock, Mrs. Shirley Stern, Gail Compton YOU .NEED HTV LIFE and Hope Ryden making up the panel. 7:3 of age who are selling lemonaide and other .stork arrival . .. Marlene Dietrich turned hot weather aids . .. Wayne Morris ls to down a movie about a silent screen star make his TV bow in a new show. "Junior whose movies are re-issued for TV saying Aces," which will incorporate Ayiog Instruc­ she didn't want to play a femme Hopalong tion for youngsters ... Gordon MacRae's Cassidy. . however. snapped mother passed away in Manhattan . . . it up ... Guy Mitchell is packaging a TV There's a husband and wife TV show in show of his own ... When Stu Erwin and the works for Jeannette M.acDoniild and June Collyer wind up their new series of Gene Raymond . . . Jimmy Nelson, the ven­ "Trouble with Father" lllms. which they triloquist who scored on the Serle show. are currently shooting, the total will reach wfll have a stanza of his own in September. 104 lllms . . . Marjorie Gateson who plays in addition to tontinuing with Uncle Milty Mother Barbour on the TV "One Man's . . . Patti Page is said to have cancelled Family'' is now doing two months of sum­ $85,000 in bookings to accept her new CBS­ mer stock . . . ''Robert Montgomery" is TV show . . . Nearly 2.000 radio and TV presenting a new series to TV based on the representatives were in Chicago to cover .summer stoek idea. Three pcrformers~John the convention with costs of pool operations Newland. Margaret Hayes and Vaughn Tay­ about $'10.000 per TV network and $10.000 lor~will be seen regularly in each of the per radio • . . Joan Bennett's ilrst husband. six plays to be offered. sometimes in lead­ }.M.P. Pox is making his show business iug roles and occasionally in smaller parts, return as an agent for a TV animal marion­ In keeping with Summer stock company ette series. "Barnyard Varil'ties" . .. The tradition. Supporting casts will be changed president of a Long Island radio station, Lee weekly . .. One of the innovations of pres­ Hollingsworth of Oyster Bay's WKBS. is ent day TV tubes is "tip tilting." TV ex­ challenging the right of a radio rating ser­ perts at Du Mont Laboratories. explain that vice. Hooper, specillcally. to make rating the TV picture tubes in the new receivers information about a station available with­ are installed in such a way that the face of out the consent of the station . . . As of the tube and the safety glass is slanted June I, San Francisco bad a total of 395, forward a tri.He . Reflections from the TV 000 TV sets ... Walter Winchell's autumn screen are therefore deAedeed towards the radio-TV package to cost $2 million .. . Aoor and away frorn tht' eyes of the TV "Ozzie and Harriet'' have a new sponsor viewer ... Dean Martin and Jerry Lewis. for both the radio and TV versions of the NBC-radio entertainers. this week made show . . . Maestro Sammy Kaye reports that plans to manufacture a new stereo three­ his third book of poetry will be publlsht>d dimensional attachment which can be at­ in November. Like his two previous volumes, tached to both camera and proiector, brirlg­ which sold more than half a million copies. ing into three dimensions all Rlm. whether Kaye's book will be a compilation of his home movies or professional, SUNDAY, AUGUST lOth TROUBLE WITH FATHER-2:30-Ch. 6 "Competition." Called worn out porel)t>, Stu ""~ TV . IJIVImll Jane turn the ~ouse over to their teen·age daughter for her po(ty. Then they really weor themselves out trying to kill time until they ore SYNOPSIS OF THE PlAYS allowed to return home. ON TELEVISION THIS WEEI< DATE WITH JUOY-4:00-Ch. 6 1 ' Father's Return Trip." Back with a friend from FRIDAY, AUGUST 8th an out of town convention, Mr. Foster Rnds an empty house instead of lhe w&IC"ome mot, then is. DOORWAY TO DANGER-9:00--Ch. 5.6 collared by a one·1110n reception cOITII'l ittee who "The Visiting President." Roland Winters stars i.n orresh him. a tale about an attempted assassination of a TElEVISION PLAYHOUSE--9:00-Ch. 4·5·6 vi&iting South American President. As he rides "Five Fatllers of Pepi." A little boy i• adopted up 5th Avenue in on his way to by 5 American bachelors in Italy and they de· sign on important treaty, the terror strikes. cide to find a ho,.,e for him with a rich American family. When o weollhy couple decide to take PlAYHOUSE OF STARS-9;00--Ch. 8 him, the bachelors are unable to port with him "So Help Me." Screen Star Jean Wallace ploy• and have to decide whether to keep him or moke the role of a candid, cu rvaceous night club en· the sacrifice of giving him up. tertainer who morrie• o millionaire ond tells him BOSS lADV-11 :00-Ch. 6 she did H becoU•e of his money. When Senor Gonzales comes up from latin POliCE STORY-10:00-Ch. 8 America to sign a large contract for buil ding Detective William O ' Rour~e of th" M1nneopolis homes, Boss lady's father tells her that Soulh Police Depaflmenl, working on o hunch on his Ameticons prefer to do business wilh men, so own, solves o crime involving insurance money. she permits ~er general manager {Glenn Langan) to toke over. It develops that lhe reol boss back FOOTLIGHTS THEATRE-9:30-Ch. 8 home is not the senor, but his atlroctive mother. " Rewrite for love." Wando Hendri.-c and Gig Boss lady'• lalher, in o •erie! of misadventures, Young CO·star in a story about a Swedhh nurse courls lh" senora, who cleverly gels his signolvle ond o Hollywood movie producer, "'ho feel• she to a very bad deal thot con spell disaster for is ideal for a certain part but has to marry her Hillendale Homes. Meanwhile, the senor. ser­ to get her to do it. iously smitten whh Boss lady, further complicate! the picture by combining romance with business. SATURDAY, AUGUST 9th ROBERT MONTGOMERY PRESENTS-11 , 1S-Ch. 4 CAMPBELL PlAVHOUSE-2;30-Ch. 4 "Summer Story." Margaret Hayes ploys an at· tractive lrovt!l bureau agent whose dream of on "The luckiest Guy In The World." Story about a young man on o business trip to New York. ideal vacation in o swank resort hotel finally He ;, very discontented and dissatisfied wlth comes lrue, thanks to a male colleague who wins o company contest but switches the prize to her, himself until he m·eets on old boyfriend of his wife's and learns how lucky he really is. AI ll>e resort " paradise" she is •wiflly wooed by a glamorous playboy (John Newland) ond ASSIGNMENT MANHUNT-10,30-Ch. 4-5 then things start popping. " Double Trouble." An escaped killer finds out what frustration con really mean when he wins MONDAY, AUGUST 11th the daily double and doesn't dore collect. VIDEO THEATRE-8:00-Ch. 4·6 " The Orc~ard. " Geraldine Brooks and Skip Ho­ mier star in this story of o beautiful young dough· fer of o fruit picker who has known nothing but DUMPLING HILL wont and hopeless misery and now is torn be­ Restaurant and Cocktail Lounge tween love and equally poor and similar life, time· of poverty or security for her parents by Full Course Dinners - Lunches marriage to o middle aged prosperous farm Friday Specials owner. LIGHTS OUT-9:00-Ch. 5 1 Fish Fry - Scallops - Fried Shrimp HKlller _s Moon.' A homicidal mon_ioc is on the loose and lcnocks at the door of a young girl Fils Trio- Fri. - Sat. who lives alone with her •kk aged aunt. We Cater to Wedding Receptions ROBERT MONTGOMERY PRESENTS-9:30-Ch. 5 Some os Sunday evening 11:15, Ch. 4. Banquets - Parties MY lll'TlE MARGIE-9:00--Ch. 4 When Margie receives Q mink coat by mistake 2130 Scottsville Road from o department store her rather, (Cherie• For· GEnesee 6143-J rell) in o towering roge, accu•es everybody, in­ cluding hi• bon, of bestowing it on daughter. SUMMER THEATRE-10:00-Ch. 4-6·8 WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 13th "The Man They Acquitted.' Tragedy com"• to on THE HUNTER-9:30-Ch. 8 able, middle-aged doctor when he is accused of " Alh.,ns Episode." Barry Nelson plays the role murdering his wife. He quits the country otter of American Businessman Bart Adorns who finds hi& acquittal and eventually finds happineu with· romance and adventure in this iale of inferno· in reach when the old story arises to haunt him. tiona! intrigue. TUESDAY, AUGUST 12th ROBERT MONTGOMERY PRESENTS-11:1 5-Ch. 6 "Advice To The lovelorn." A humorous story CITY HOSPIT Al-9:00-Ch. 8 about a publisher of a ouccessful Son Froncioco "Death Sentence." A doctor on the staff of City newspaperman who hen no time for romance. Hospital knows he will soon die due to a heart In seeking to gel his "Advice to the lovelorn" disease. He makes hi• family mi5etable in ac· column on a more scientific basi> he engage• a cusing them of waiting for him to dl" but learns professor of psychology to assist and then oud· how to make the mosl out of life when he meets denly finds thai he is in love with her. up with a pointer. BOSS LADY-9:00-Ch. 4-5 THURSDAY, AUGUST 14th Bou lady has a lime trying to keep Jeff's DRAGNET- 9:0Q...-Ch. 4 mother from learning thai her father and brother Police on the trail of kidnappers ore led Ia the are conducting a book making business in their home of o childless woman with a strong mother's horne Ia pay off gambling debts. complex. MR. PEEPER$.-9:30-Ch. 4-5-6 CIRCLE THEATRE-9:30-Ch. 4-5-6 Mr. Peepers flred by the new assistant principal, "ll~turn lhe Favor.'' An actor who failed in Hoi· (a former capt. in the WACS) oulwlls the prin· lywood returns os a successful writer to gel even cipol and gets back his job. in on unexpected way with the man who caused RACKET SQUAD-10:00-Ch. 8 his downfall. James Daly stars. Copt. Braddock busts a local numbers ro cket DANGER-10:00-Ch. 8 which started with nickles and dime• and wound "Flowers Of Death." A young boy who works up in billion• in "Pick A Number." for a florist a lmost become$ involved in the mur· MARTIN KANE, PRIVATE EYE-10:00-Ch. 4-5-6 der of a beautiful girl who regularly receive• o Marlin Kane (lee Tracy) $mashes a dope ring at bouquet of flowers from an unknown admirer. a Coney Island amusement pork after the body PlAYHOUSE OF STARS-11 :15-Ch. 6 ot a veteran conceuionaire operator is dis· Some os Soturdoy evening 9,00, Ch. 8. covered. VAL MATES SCHOOL of DANCE • Personolired and Exclusively Styled Dancing •

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5 WBEN -TV WSYR-TV WHAM-TV WHEN SATURDAY Ch 4 Ch 5 Ch 6 Ch 8 AUGUST 9t 1952 11:45 8 FILM FEATURETIE. 12:00 4 THE BIG TOP-Jock Sterling pruenh 10:30 6 SPACE PATROl-Commander Buu Corry 6 double trapeze oct, perch artists, per· of the 30th Century in 20th Century 8 forming dogs, ocrobotic·contortionish. adventures. 1:00 4 WILD Bill HICKOK FRONTIER PLAY­ 10:55 8 MORNING PRAYER. HOUSE-Adventures of " Wild Bill" ' Guy 11:00 6 HOP AlONG CASSIDY-slorring Bill Boyd Mudi>On and Andy Devine. os Happy. adventure w ith plenty 6 WESTERN THEATRE. of action. 8 HOPALONG CASSIDY-fovorile Bill Boyd 4 SPACE PATROL-Commander Buzz Corry, 8 30th Century, in 20th Century odven· 2:00 4 FILM FEATURE. lures. 5 THEATRE OF THE AIR. 11 ,30 4 CHILDREN'S THEATRE-entertaining cor· 6 STARS CAVALCADE-Connie Haines, Earl toon ·•"ow. Wrightson and Robert Maxwell with 8 PRIZE PARTY-Todd Ruuell as host while larry Storch entertain. kids compete for cosh prizes. 8 SATURDAY MATINEE. 2:30 4 CAMPBELL PLAYHOUSE - See Drama Column page 4. TELEVISION 2:45 5 FILM. 3:00 4 HOPALONG CASSIDY-with Bill Boyd o5 SERVICE DIRECTORY Hap py in wc>lorn adventure>. 5 WESTERN JAMBOREE. For The Finest TV Service Possible, 6 MATINEE PLAYHOUSE. Call One of These Reliable Concerns 4:00 4 FILM FEATURETTE. 4:30 4 PAUL WHITEMAN'S TV TEEN ClUB - AlBERT'S TElEVISION with ''Pops" Whiteman ond the regular Authorized Sales and Service for Radio ond teenagers bloodcosling from Town Hall. Television. Factory Trained. 1942 Moin Street 5 FilM THEAT!!E OF AIR-"Fury Below,'' fast. CUlver 3672. 6 TIME FOR TRAVEL. ABMAR TELESERVICE CORPORATION 5:00 4 CISCO KID-adventure series with Dun· ~on Enofdo os the Kid and leo Carillo Televi sion Service Specioli•ls. Prompt, Cour· as Poncho. lcous Service combined with Quality Work­ manship assure you of "The Finerl in Tele­ 6 PAUL WHITEMAN'S TV TEEN CLUB - vision Sorvice_l1 942 Hudson Ave. BAker 9652. leenage members and Whiteman broad· casting from Tow n Hall. ROBBINS TELEVISION SERVICE 5:30 4 BEAT THE CLOCK-audience qui• , stunh. Member of Radio Technicians Guild. Open 5 ROOTIE KAZOOTIE.-puppet show witil Evenings and Sunday. 439 Joseph Avenue, 6 Todd Russell as ho>t. HAmilton 0303. 8 WilD Bill HICKOK-"Wild Bill" comes Ia lite i n oclion-pocked adventures. CITY ELECTRONICS SERVICE 6t00 4 SPORTS SPOTLIGHT. Radio and Television Service. Member of 6,00 5 WESTERN FEATURE. the .Radio Technicians Guild. 1J04 Dewey Ave. Glenwood 7143. 6 BISHOP SHEEN-inspiring talks on how to meet the problem• of today. ED WHITE 8 BEULAH-Hallie McDaniels replaces the vocolioning louise Beavers as Beulah. For TV and Radio Service. Open Evenings. Regular members of the family ore also 561 S. Clinton, cor. Alexander. MOnroe 9375. rep(oced in the story of tile Henderson's

MOHAWK l'ELEVISION & RADIO SERVICE 6tl5 4 NEWS-Bob Tennant. Prompt, Reliable Service. 954 Portland Ave. 6:30 4 WESTERN THEATRE-Feature Movie. HAmilton 0742, 5 THE BIG PICTURE-Captain Carl Zimmer• man disc.usses Korean wor films-. NU-TONE RADIO & TELEVISION SERVICE 6 WILD Bill HICKOK-'f'eturns to life in o Complete Soles and Service. Authorized thrill-pocked western adventure series. Admiral Dealer. 240 Lyell Ave. Gl en. 8455. 8 CISCO KID- with Duncan Enoldo as tha Kid and leo Carillo os Poncl\o. 6 7:00 5 SKY KING. 6 MR. WIZARD-Don Herbbert ond Bruce The Best of Groucho Lindgren in o scieoce: progrom .seri es. 8 STU ERWIN SHOW-"leuons i n Toler-­ Mary Duffy, nou:;ewife from cattle country once." of lowa, brought down the house when Groucho M;,,rx askl.'d her how she m~t her 7:30 4 U. of B. ROUND TABLE-discuss ion. 5 BOB AND RAY-Comedy show with Bob husband. Elliott, Roy Goulding, Cloris leochmon, " He:- was sorting old Lows from youny ond Bob Denton. ont>s in a stockyard and was waiting for 6 FILM. more cows when [ walked in," answerecl 8 BEAT THE CLOCK-Host to Washington, M~s. Duffy. D.C. music study group. MC. .. What were you doing there, gra1.ing?" 7:45 6 NBC WEEKLY NEWS quizzed The Groucho. Mrs Duffy caml.' back. "No. just looking around, but I slipped and 8.00 4 All STAR SUMMER REVIEW - Voriety 5 fdl at his f<'et . He said I was the clumsiest show featuring star comedians. Mr. cow he had ever seen." The resulting up­ 6 Ballentine em cee•. roar ended the questioning of Mrs. Duffy. 8 SUMMER CtNEMA-iilm feoture. Groucho was doubtful of the occupation 9:00 4 DANCE BAND PARTY- Ho5t Jerry l ester 5 greets well-known orche;tro and the of Robert Stansfil'ld who claimed he was a nurseryman. "You're a Little old for a nur~ 6 guests. sery." aren't you, probed the Mad Mancman. 8 SUMMER CINEMA- film feature. 9 30 8 DANCE BAND PARTY-Host Jerry lest<>r In replying to Groucho's querie$ ahout his greets known b!]nds and guest5. methods of t;-nding plants. Stansfield thought awhile and said, "Why, W<' take carr of 10:00 4 TElENEWS WEEIm as we would a child." 8 SUMMER CINEMA-frlm leoture. G roucho retorted, 'Til have to drop by 10:15 4 WEEK IN SPORTS. somclime. I'd likt> to sec you burp a petunia." 10:30 4 ASSIGNMENT - MANHUNT- A th rilling Groucho didn't believe that Parkt- Bryant 5 dramatic program. was a modeL .. Only gi rls arc models, arl.'n't 6 WRESTLING FROM CHICAGO-Boron Mi· they?" he inquired. The young man said no, chele leone vs. Billy Vargo in leoture there were many mall.' models. ''Probably 11:00 4 LATE NEWS ROUNDUP. the only ones you've noticed are girls!" h~ 5 ARTHUR MURRY DANCE PARTY said significantly. 8 WRESTLING FROM CHICAGO- Grapplers Groucho pi cked him righr up on rhat one. Boron Michele leone V$. Billy Vargo. "Why did you have to put thl.' word 'prob­ 11 :15 4 SUMMER FILM PLAYHOUSE. ably' in there?'' he said slyly. Then. "What 11 :30 6 FILM PLAYHOUSE. type do you think would best .flt me as a 5 ELEVENTH HOUR-"The Shadow Behind model.·· he asked. the Mask" starring Kane Richmond Bryant tril.'d hard to plea.5e ...Well, you could be a man of distinction.'' To which counterl.'d Groucho. "You mean I'd hav<> to br stt>wed a ll tbr time?" Bryant tried again. "Then there's the fishe rman type," said ht rrc kll'ssl y. "You mean T'd have to oose as a ~almon -yoing upstrE'am all the. time!" inquired Groucho as the audience howled ... W ell." he Always " Big Name" contioued, "that's the story of my life, I guess. Start out as a leading man and wind Entertainment at up as an old Ash!" Mrs. Julia Fisher said sh(' was from Jsh· T HE TRITON tartbul. ''When•'s that." Groucho inquired. Sunday Dinner Storts a t 1 P. M. "in ?" She said no. lt was in T urkey. "Wrll. there's turkeys in T exas." h ~ rl.'· Bowling Banquets Invited plied. I ought to know. I played a real tur· key all through Tl.'~as once! .. FOR EXCELLENT • WASH JOBS e LUBRICATION CHARLES DE JUNO • GAS AND OIL e SERVICE HUDSON AT NORTH EMpire 1001

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6 NAME'S THE SAME-Robert 0 . lewis AUGUST 10 , 1952 moderates os panelilh Bill Cullen, Abe 12:00 4 NEWS-Vitgil Booth. Burrows, Joan Ale•onder try lo gueu 6 FilM. famous nomos of cantestonh. 12:10 8 MORNING PRAYER. 8 SUNDAY MATINEE. 12t15 4 TOOTSIE HIPPODROME-Ieenogefs' qu i ~ 2:30 4 THE BIG PICTURE-Captain Cart Zimmer· 8 show with )ohn Reed King, host. Vor· man describes Korean war fllms. lely featured ods. 5 WESTERN FEATURE. 12:30 4 CANDY CARNIVAL-Gene Crone preu:nh 6 STU ERWIN SHOW-comedy show of 6 youthful circus ocJ•. the •moll town high school principal. 8 Some. 3:00 4 FILM FEATURE. 1 ,()() 4 RANGE RIDER-starring Jock Mahoney 6 GODFREY TALENT SCOUTS-and porode in exciting western adventures. of tole11ted entries vieing for honor;. 6 fiLM. 3:30 4 CLAUDIA-the story of o marriage. Joan 8 TO BE ANNOUNCED. McCracken slors. 1:30 4 FRONTIERS OF FAITH-religious hour 5 MOVIETIME. 5 with famous guest speaker. 6 Some. 6 QUIZ KIDS-Joe Kell y is chief quiuer. 8 LIFE IS WORTH liVING-Bishop Sheen. 8 THE NAME'S THE SAME- Robert 0 , Discuuion on how lo meet life's problems lewis moderates os panelists try to wi th foilh in God. guen famous names of conleslonh. 2:00 4 FILM. . 4:00 4 BURNS &. AllEN-lighthearted comedy 5 TELl US A STORY-a program for child­ with George and Grode. ren, stories, hymns. 5 MOVIETIME. 6 DATE WITH JUDY-omu•ing situations with Judy ond her friends. 8 THE BIG PICTURE-Coptoin Carl Zimmer· mon describes Korean wor films. 4:30 4 THE NAME'S THE SAME- Robert 0. lewi• moderates os famous ponel mem· bers try lo guen famous names of conleslonls. 6 ZOO PARADE-R. Marlin Perkins, direc­ tor of lincoln Pork Zoo comments, 8 FREEDOM THEATRE-Dromo. 5:00 4 SUPER CIRCUS-Variety, lop-notch circu• 6 ocls, clowns and prizes and featuring 8 Mary 1-Cortline, Lobster S ZOO PARAD E-R. Marlin Perkins of lin· • coin Pork Zoo conducts tour of zoo. -Fro Oiavolo 5:30 4 THE LONE RANGER - W estern thriller with Tonto auisting the masked mon in • Calamai his daring odve11tures. 5 THE BIG PICTURE. • Sp aghetti 6 TV RECITAl HAll. with Clams 6:00 4 VACATION TIME-Film. 6:00 5 ARE YOU POSITIVE-with Bitt Stern. 6 G~Uf"N THEATRE-dromo. 8 TV TEEN ClUB-Talented teenagers per· form from Town Hall with Poul White­ man ond cast. 6:30 4 LET'S PlAY CHARADES-Gene Brook, me. 5 CAMPBEll PLAYHOUSE-presents o film 6 fOJ!EIGN INTRIGUE- Espionage •eries starring Jerome Thor ond featuring Sid­ mo Scott. • 8 IT'S NEWS TO ME-John Dole>y hosts os Out of \\Godfrey's Teabag" panelists Anno Lee, Quentin Reynolds, Mel Allen, Mortho Scott, confuse ponel The Russians are getting ready for the guests with their storio•. Olympic games , . . Tf the Soviet women 6:5$ 4 NEWS--Bob Tennant. get so they can run faster than the men, 7:00 4 SUPER GHOST. eventually this Russian problem should wear off. 6 SUPER GHOST. 5 BOSTON BLACKtE When a girl's toes stick out ol ht>r shoes, B GENE AUTRY-western adv.,nture. Gene she's in style. When mine stick out. J'm and his gang of regulars entertain with a bum. song and melodromo. 7:30 4 YOUR LUCKY CLUE-starring Bas il Roth· Isn't this a wonderful, cool evening? AIL the politicians \vent to Chicago and took 6 bone, emcee; guest panelists in o mys­ the hot air with them. stery quiz. 5 MEET THE PRESS-with Martha Roundtree Here it's Monday and it's still raining. and Lawrence Spivak interviewing well­ Somebody'd better tell the weather man that known personalities. the weekend is ovt:'r. 8 YOUR LUCKY CLUE- Basil Rathbone is host in this mystery quiz with guest President Batista. the strong 111an of Cuba, panelisb. is separating from his wife and had to give 8:00 4 THE BIG PAYOFF-quiz program will! her a settlement of eight mi llion dollars. 5 Randy Merriman and Beu Myerson That's what you call the high cost of leaving. 6 with mink coals, trips to Europe, etc. os ·prizesl Sometimes I wish I had gone into politics. B TOAST Of THE TOWN-Ed Sullivan, me, I've got a better system~ I'd only kiss the with Roy Block's orchestra, Toostettes babies that are old enough to vote. chor.us line, and guest. 9:00 4 TELEVISION PLAYHOUSE-dramatic pro· 5 gram. See Drama page 4. THE FAWN CLUB 6 Some. 8 INFORMATION PLEASE- quiz program Now Presents with Clifton f adiman host, panelists Franklin P. Adams, John Kieran, with gue1t panelists. Tasty Food and 9:30 8 BREAK THE BANK-oudienc" por!idpo· Delicious Drinks Always t ion for pr·ize. Bud Collyer sub· bing emcee lor vacationing Bert Parks. BANQUETS and 10:00 4 CELE'BRITY TIME-with host Conrad Nagel 6 and· guost celebrities. PR N ATE PARTIES 8 Some. 5 GRUEN THEATRE- drama. 1982 Ridge Rd. cu. 7403 10:30 4 AME RICAN FORUM-timely discusiom, 5 HOtLYWOOD THEATRE-drama program. 6 ROC THEATRE. 8 WHAT'S MY LINE-John Daly moderator; panelists Dorothy Kitgollen, Hal Block, Arlene fronds and Bennett Cerf on quiz team. 11 :00 4 LATE NEWS AND WEATHER.. 6 BOSS LADY- G. f. Allel! (lynn Bori) woman boss of a construction company in a si tuation comedy series, 8 SUNDAY NEWS SPECIAL. 11:10 4LATE SPORTS REVIEW. Does your furniture need re-coverin,g? 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9:00 4 YOUR FIGURE- Rollie Huff tells how lo keep trim. 9:15 4 NEWS-Jock Ogilvie. 9:30 4 LIVE AND LEARN-Educolionol. 9,45 4 FILM FEATURETTE. 8 THESE THINGS WE SHARE. 9:55 6 THOUGHT FOR THE DAY. 10:00 4 SHOPPER'S GUIDE-where lo buy whol • .5 PROLOGUE TO THE FUTURE. 6 (MWF) MORNING NEWS. 6 (T T) TIME - variety 8 show with Arthur os genial host. 8 (MWF) CBS NEWS. 10:1.5 4 FILM FEATURETTE. 6 (T Th) MORNING NEWS. 8 (T T) CBS NEWS. 10:30 4 (MTWT) ARTHUR GORFREY TIME-variety 4 (F) TV THEATRE-fllm feature. 5 BREAKFAST PARTY. 6 TAKE IT EASY-informal cholly show wilh Ted Jackson, subbing for vacationing Marl Nusbaum. 8 (F) MIKE AND BUFF. 10:45 4 (MTWT) TV THEATRE-feature film. 8 KAY'S KITCHEN-cooking hints for tasty, ine11pensive cooking. lHlO 6 FILM. Cesar Romero co-stars with 4 (F) BRIDE AND GROOM. J eanne Cagney on CBS-TV's .5 THE JIM DeliNE GANG--Music, variety. ''Footlights Theater.'' in "The 8 AL PEARCE SHOW- AI ond the regular Big Hello," a romantic drama gong entertain. of th e light ring. Friday, Aug. 11:15 4 (MWT) BRIDE AND GROOM-John Nel­ 15, from 9:30-10 :00 PM. EDT. son gives newlyweds send-off, prizes. 6 (M) YOU AND YOUR CHILD. !TWn FILM. 11:30 4 (MTWF) STRI KE IT RICH-the program "with o heart." Warren Hull, emcee. GET TV LIFE for TV NEWS Charles Farrell, veteran screen actor, and actress Gale Storm ore teamed i n 4 (Th) YOU AND YOUR FAMILY. new CBS-TV comedy •eries "My Little Margie/' tol10 of doughier and father. 5 IT'S A PROBLEM. 6 STRIKE IT RICH-Warren Hull, emcee, 8 give• participants chance to win money ond help. Program "with o heorl." 12:30 4 SEARCH FOR TOMORROW-A dramatic THIS 6 serial of Barron family •Ianing Mary 12:00 4 NEWS-{MTW] Bob Tennant. (Th F) Jock 8 Stuart ond lynn Loring. WEEK Ogilvie. 5 CAMERA HEADLINES. 5 RUTH LYON'S 50 CLUB-friendly chatter 12:45 4 GUIDING LIGHT-•torring Jane Allison LU ANN SIMMS, 19-yeor-old songstress from Rochester, and comment. a• M~ t a Roberts. Moving •erial story of who li now a regular with Arthur Godfrey Show, was 6 BRIDE AND GROOM - John Nel•on a woman's second marriage and her already well-known locally before •he become a winner 8 give< newlyweds send-off with prize<. fight to keep the marriage. Arlene Harris. comedy mono­ on "Talent Scouts." The dancing set will recall her os the 5 HOllYWOOD MATINEE. logist, is a regulal' member of 12:15 4 LOVE OF LIFE-story of on advertising pretty and talented vocalist who song with local bonds. 6 SHIP'S REPORTER. the gang of merrymakers on the 6 agency •ecreetory, slorrfng Peggy Mc- Becoming a Godfrey "Regular" has opened a whole new 8 WHO, WHAT, WHERE, WHEN. "AI Pierce Show," seen over the 8 Coy and Paul Potter with Jean Mc­ world for her in which her naturalness wilt be reworded. CBS Television Network. Bride, Mary Kenney, Dennis Parnell. Stations reserve the right to change listings 10 11 WBEN-TV WSYR-TV WHAM-TV WHEN MONDAY Ch 4 Ch 5 Ch 6 Ch 8 AUGUST 11 , 1952 8 NEWS AND SPORTS--Dick Grauman. 6 :55 5 REO PATRON'S SPORTS--commenh. 1,00 MATINEE PlAYHOUSE. 4 7:00 4 UP TO PARR-quix show with Jock 6 HOMEMAKER'S DESIGNS. 5 Poor os emcee. YOUR TOWN. 8 6 Same. 1 :30 6 SHOW-ith Durward 8 CAPTAIN VIDEO--children's serial with 8 Kirby, Denise lor and Ken Carson. AI Hodge and Don Hastings. Happy variety. 7:30 4 STRANGER THAN FICTION-film odd- 1:45 4 JOHNNY'S SHOW. ities. 2,00 4 GARRY MOORE SHOW-with Our..,ard 5 THOSE TWO-Martha Stuart and Pinky Kirby, Oeni1e lor and Ken Corson. 6 lee with songs and laughs. Happy variety. 8 OZARK MOUNTAIN BOYS - Hillybllly 5 lADIES OAY-wilh Koy Ruucll and Ji m musical variety. McDonald. 7r4-5 4 NEWS CARAVAN. 2:15 6 FILM. 5 Some. 2:30 4 MEET THE MillER'S fRIENDS. 6 Same. 6 THE GUIDING LIGHT-•torring Joan Al- 8 EDDIE ARNOlD SHOW. 8 lison ond Herb Nelson in drama of 8:00 4 VIDEO THEATRE~dromo with movie a woman1 s. socond marriage. 6 stars in outstanding movies. 2:45 6 OPEN HOUSE- informal fun with Rou 8 Some, Weller ond Gladys Vaughn. 5 QUIZ KIDS-Joe Kelly, chief quluer. MIKE AND BUFF-Mr. ond Mrs. Wallace 8 8:30 4 VOICE Of FI RESTONE-music with guest chat and interview guests. 5 stars. Orchestra conducted by Howard 3:00 4 THE BIG PAYOFF--Ben Myerson and Barlow. Merriman, Mink 'oat prizes. 5 6 BIG PICTURE-coptoin Carl Zimmerman Some. 6 discuues U. S. Army in Korea. 3:30 4 JOHNNY DUGAN SHOW- audience fun 8 GODFREY'S TALENT SCOUTS--Showco•e shaw with Borbora logon's songs 5 who ore not well-known.entsiM,q Emm enliveni ng things. 6 for profenionol performers who ore not MOVIE MATINEE. 8 well-known. Joe E. Brown subs for Art. 4,00 4 MATINEE IN NEW YORK-Robin Chond- 5 ler, Bill Cullen, Bill Goodwjr> ill var- 9,00 4 MY LITTLE MARGIE-comedy series co· 6 iety quiz show with w inner take all. 6 starring Gale Storm ond Chorle• for- 8 MOVIE MATINEE. 8 rei os father and daughter. 5:00 4 FUN TO lEARN-with louis Mauo11. LIGHTS OUT-dromo• of mystery ond 5 HAWKINS FALLS--TV serial of life in a thrilling suspense. frank Gallop i • the 6 typical small town. Phillip lard and narrator. Hope Summers featured. 9 :30 4 CRUSADE IN EUROPE-documentary. 8 THE BUNKHOUSE-daily serial. 5 MONTGOMERY PRESENTS--producer ond S:15 4 DICK TRACY-odventure fllm. host Robert Montgomery's dromotic show. 5 GABBY HAYES--spins western yarns. 6 DANGEROUS ASSIGNMENT-Steve Mi t­ 6 Same. chell (Brion Donlevy) battles against for­ 5:30 4 HOWDY OOODY-with Bob Sm ith and eign intrigue for U. S. Government, 5 puppet star Clorabel. 8 WHO'S THERE. 6 Some. 10.00 4 SUMMER THEATRE-Westinghouse dram· 6:00 4 SAGEBRUSH TRAIL- western dory. 6 otic program. Directed by Albert Me · CANYON JACK-doily adventure show. 5 8 Cleary, innovator of the "theatre-in· SPACE CADET- with Tom Corbett ond 6 the-round technique" directs o new interplanetary science-fiction series. series of light summer fare. 8 WESTERN THEATRE...... cJoily adventures, 6115 6 NEWS. 10:30 5 WHO SAID THAT? 6:30 4 NEWS-Ed Dinsmore, 11:00 4 lATE NEWS-Harry Webb. 5 ED MURPHY. 5 CAMERA HEADLINES. 6 SPEAKING OF SPORTS. 6 N EWS. 8 SPACE CADET-starring Tom Corbell in 8 CHROMOSCOPE. interplanetary science-fiction series. 11:10 4 fiNAl SPORTS-' huck Heolly. 6:45 4 SPORTS SPOTLIGHT-chuck Heoly. 1 U 5 6 POLICE STORY-dramatic series. 5 CAMERA HEADLINES. 8 NEWS AND SPORTS--Dick Grossman. 6 EDDIE ARNOlD SHOW-the Tenneuee 1 1:20 4 WEATHER fORECAST. plowboy emcees variety show featuring 8 GUESS WHAT. o special guest. 11 :25 4 FBI FUGITIVES. 12 WBEN-TV WSYR-TV WHAM-TV WHEN TUESDAY Ch 4 Ch 5 Ch 6 Ch 8

AUGUST 12, 1952 7:30 4 SPORTSMAN'S CLUB-outdoor film. 5 LIBERACE- piano virtuoso combines 1;00 4 MATINEE PLAYHOUSE. classics with jazz. 6 FILM. 6 TRAVEl TIME. 8 YOUR TOWN. 8 GADDABOUT GADDIS. 1:30 6 GARRY MOO~E SHOW-sparkling var- 7:45 4 NEWS CARAVAN-John Cameron Sway- 8 iety and humor. 5 ze reports, 6 Some. 1:45 4 JOHNNY' S SHOW. 8 MUSIC HAll-musical variety starring 2:00 4 lARRY MOORE SHOW. Potti Page with Carl Hoff ond his or· 5 lADIES DAY. chestra and gue>ls. 2:30 4 MEET THE MillER FRIENDS. 8:00 4 MIDWESTERN HAYRIDE-music in the 6 THE GUIDING LIGHT~dromo of o 6 rurol key and fun for everyone. 8 woman's flght to keep her second 8 TO BE ANNOUNCED. marriage secure. 8:30 4 KEEP POSTED-guest panelists in lively 2:45 6 OPEN HOUSE-chatter with Ross Weller 6 debate. and Gladys Vaughn. 8 Some. 8 MIKE & BUFF-Mr. ond Mrs. Wallace 5 MIDWESTERN HAYRIDE-with the flavor chat and interview gue.s~. of the country. Music and fun with Bill 3:00 4 BIG PAYOFf-prizes galore with hosting Thd ll. 9t00 4 BOSS lAOY- lynn Sari os owner of a 5 by Bes~ Meyerson and Rondy 5 construction company ond the prob­ 6 M~rrimo n . lems >he meeh. Fa>l·moving comedy. 3:15 4 MUSIC MART-Bobby Nicholson. 6 RACKET SQUAD-Coptoin Braddock ex­ 3:30 4 JOHNNY DUGAN SHOW - audience poses criminah in fast-paced action. 5 participation show with songs by 8 CRIME SYNDICATED~mystery dramo. 6 Barbara logan. 9:30 4 CIRCLE THEATRE-drarno. 8 MOVIE MATINEE. 5 Some. 4:00 4 MATINEE IN NEW YORK-Robin Chond· 6 Same. 5 ler, Bill Cullen and Bill Goodwin in 8 SUSPENSE-dramas of the unusual and 6 variety quiz show with Winner Take surprising. All Segment. 10.00 4 ORIGINAL AMATEUR HOUR-with Ted 8 MOVIE MATINEE. 5 Mock ond a parade of talented per- 5:00 4 FUN TO LEARN-educational. 6 sonolities. 5 HAWKINS FAllS-daily serial of typical 8 DANGER. 6 ~mall town life. Phillip lord ond Hope 10:30 8 ROCKY KING, DETECTIVE- Rocky (Rascoe Summen featured. Korns) in mystery. 5:00 8 THE BUNKHOUSE-western variety. 10:45 4 INVITATION PLAYHOUSE. 5:15 4 DICK TRACY-adventure film. S BOB CONSIDINE-view• and i'nler· 5 GABBY HAYES-tales of the old west by 6 views. 6 Gabby os narrator. 11 :00 4 lAlE' NEWS-Harry Webb. 5:30 4 HOWDY DOODY-puppel$ and Bob 5 BEYOND THE SOUND. 5 Smith entertain. 6 NEWS. 6 Sam e. 8 NEWS & SPORTS with Di ck Grossman. 6:00 4 SAGEBRUSH TRAil-western sfory. 11 :OS 8 MYSTERY THEATRE. 5 CANYON JACK-western serial. 11:10 4 FINAL SPORl~huck Heoly. 6 FILM-featur·e. 11:15 6 STARS PLAYHOUSE>-Irene Dunne pre· 8 WESTERN THEATRE. sents ploy of the week. 6:15 6 NEWS. 5 CAMERA HEADLINES. 6:30 4 NEWS-Ed Dinsmore. 5 ED MURPHY with comments. 11 :20 4 WEATHER REPORT. 6 SPEAKING OF SPORTS. 11 :30 4 GUESS WHAT-panel qui:r show. 8 INSIDE CITY HAll. 11 :35 8 GUESS WHAT. 6:45 4 SPORTS SPOTLIGHT. 5 CAMERA HEADLINES. 6 SAFETY SERIES, 8 NEWS AND SPORTS wifh Dick Grossman, USE THE HAND Y 6:55 5 RED PATRONS SPORTS. 7:00 4 MAYOR OF HOLLYWOOD-celebrities SUBSCRIPTION COUPON 5 and placu in and around Hollywood 6 with Woller O'Keefe. ON PAGE 15 ... 8 CAPTAIN VIDEO.

13 WBEN-TV WSYR-TY WHAM-TV WHEN WEDNESDAY Ch 4 Ch 5 Ch 6 Ch 8 AUGUST 13, 1952 6 ling pri:r.es of mink coats, etc. 8 V-1-D·E-0. 1:00 4 MATINEE PlAYHOUSE-feature 11 1m. 3.30 4 JOHNNY DUGAN SHOW-sparkling au- 6 ART GAllEl!Y PROGRAM. 5 dience participation far prizes and lor II YOUR TOWN. 6 laughs. 1:1$ 6 BRIDE AND GROOM-John Nelson f~tes 8 MOVIE MATINEE. newlyweds to prizes. Phil Hanna enter­ -4 .00 4 MATINEE IN NEW YORK-with quizmas· tains wi th sang. 5 lets Bill Cullen, Bill Goodwin and 1:30 6 GARRY MOORE SHOW-variety with the 6 Rabin Chandler with " Winner Take All 8 personality of Moore and his regulars. 8 segment. 1:45 4 JOHNNY'S SHOW. 5:00 4 FUN TO LEARN-educational. 2:00 4 GARRY MOORE SHOW-fun and Variety 5 HAWKIN S f AllS- Phillip lard and Hope with quitk-quipping Moore. 6 Summers i n the life of a typical 5 LADIES DAY. small town. 8 THE BUNKHOUSE. 2:30 4 MEET THE MillERS' FRIENDS. 6 THE GUIDING liGHT-drama serial of S: IS 4 DICK TRACY-Adventure Film. 8 woman'$ second marriage and her S GABBY HAYES--spinning yarns of the problems to keep it intact. 6 wild,. wooly western advenhJr~ s. 2:45 6 OPEN HOUSE-Ron W eller and Gladys 5:30 4 HOWDY DOODY- wi th Bob Smitl) and Vaughn chat informally. 5 puppet Clarobell. 8 MIKE AND BUKK- Mr. and Mrs. Wallace 6 Some. chat and interview guests. 6t00 4 SAGEBRUSH TRAIL-western story. 3.00 4 THE BI G PAYOFF-with Ben Myerson 5 CANYON JACK-western serial. S and Randy Merriman who offer temp- 6 SPACE CADET-featufing Tom Corbell science-fiction interplanetary adventures. 8 WfSTERN THEATRE. IT'S 6:1S 6 NEWS. 6 30 -4 NEWS--Ed Dinsmore. THE GARDEN GRILL 5 ED MURPHY. lor 6 SPEAKING OF SPORTS. 8 SPACE CADET- with Tom Corbitt in thrill­ • The Very Finest of Food Ing futuristic adventures. • Real, Friendly Atmosphere 6:45 4 SPORTS SPOTliGHT-Chuck Healy. • O rchestra and Dancing S CAMERA HEADliNES. Friday - Saturday - Sunda y 6 :45 6 EDDIE ARNOLD-emcees o variety shaw wi th special guests. l ight entertainment. Make It a MUST Each Weekend 8 NEWS AND SPORTS--Dick Grassman. 6:$5 5 REO PATRONS SPORTS. 11 33 NORTON STREET 7:00 4 UP TO PAAR. 5 Same. EMpire 1054 6 Same.

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14 8 CAPTAIN VIDEO. GOURMET'S GUIDE FOR THAT 7:30 JOHN KIERAN'S KAlEIDOSCOPE. ~ ~ ·~ ·~ 5 THOSE TWO-with pretty Mortho Stuart '/(;.A·· ~ tr.. : •• .:. • 6 to sing, comic Pinky loe for loughoble ~· .· -r.Jo~- . ·_...... · ~ 0. .. :, situations. . . . 8 FURNITURE TRENDS. 7:45 5 NEWS CARAVAN-with John Cameron .MJ :'f-..'R:..;f#,: ' 6 Swoyu. 8 EDDY ARNOlD SHOW-Variety show ~!• .. ~,~?f-~*"A(' ~~ ··*" will> the Tenesee Plowboy. Bell Sisler>. At the Pawn Club, they brag about the 8:00 4 ARlHUR GODFREY AND HIS FRIENOs- $leak-real he-m.an fare. this! Wrap yourself 8 variety wflh the little "Godfrey>." around one of their sizzlers sometime soon. 5 EXCHANGE HOUSE. Location: Ridge Rd. East near Culver Rd. ... ~ 6 BOSTON BlACKIE-Biockie (Kent Taylor} . in intrigue to outwit criminals end res· Try a new adventure in eating at the sue beautiful damsels. Italian Village, Lopu6do's, Court Street near 8:30 5 JUVENilE JURY-children's jury program Chestnut. Besides specializing Jn ltalian dish­ with Jack Berry os emcee. es, the chef can serve up a good old Amer­ 6 Film. ican steak or plate of chops as well, 6 CHROMISCOPE. .. .. " 9:00 4 TV THEATRE-dromolic program. For cosmopolitan dining, try The Triton, 5 Some. 1443 Main Street East. Sunday dinner for 6 Some. the whole family is fun and reasonable. and 8 STRIKE IT RICH-with emcee Wrmen Hull easy on "Mom." And too, there's always who helps conteslonls win funds end " big name" entertainment a_t The Triton. old needed in problems. 9:30 8 THE HUNTER-mystery seeries. Moore's Quonset Inn is the popular spot for the young set. Kno'I.Vn for its delicious 10.00 4 BlUE RIBBON BOUTS. drinks and tasty snacks. Moores features 6 Some. the best of music, comedy and vocal cn­ 8 Some. tertaiom.-nt with Billy Rogers and his Three 5 TV RECITAl HAll-Guest orlisls. Earls entertaini~g nig,htly. 10:30 5 ASK ME ANOTHER-Joe Boland. 10:45 4 SPORTS SPOTliGHT. The gently rolling hills are especially en­ 6 SPORTS PARADE. ticing these warm summer days. Almost be­ 8 SPORTS SPOT. fore you know it you've reached Dumpling 11 :00 4 LATE NEWS. Hill and are ready for one of their floe 5 CAMERA HEADliNES. meals and "special" cocktails. Friday and 6 NEWS. Saturday, entertainment by the PUs Trio. 8 NEWS AND SPORTS, 11 :05 8 MYSTERY THEATRE A real home style ch!cken [ricas.see is the specialty and all you can eat for $2.00. At 11:10 4 WEATHER AND SPORTS. the picturesque Colonial Inn. Located at 11 ll 11 :15 4 TO BE ANNOUNCED. Empire Blvd. at the foot o f Irondequoit Bay, 6 MONTGOMERY PRESENT5-Roberl Monl· you will enjoy home cooked food, smooth gomery, producer host presents dromo. drinks and an exceptionally fine dance Boor 11 :30 4 THE WEB-mystery drama. for Saturday nlght dancing ,,_.,..,.,..,...... ,..,..,...,.,.,...,SUBSCRIBE TODAY----·· ~-----~ Enjoy every exciting issue - Get • Accurate Schedules TV LIFE • News and Picture Highlights • Radio and TV Personalities 16 State Street, Roche&ler 4, N.Y. • Areo Entertainment Features Gentlemen: Please enter my subscription to ROCHESTER TV LIFE for one year for which I enclose $5.00- A saving of $5.40 on the Single Copy Price.

MY NAME ·-··.. ····-·······-·······--······-······· _ ..·· ···--·····-··········-....._ ... _ ...... _ ADDRESS ZONE WBEN-TV WSYR-TV WHAM-TV WHEN THURSDAY Ch 4 Ch 5 Ch 6 Ch 8 AUGUST 14, 1952 7,00 4 MAYOR OF HOLLYWOOD-celebrities 5 ond ptaces in and around Hollywood. 1,00 4 MATINEE PlAYHOUSE. 6 Same. 6 HOW DO YOU DO IT. 8 CAPTAIN VIDEO. 8 YOUR TOWN. 7t15 4 YOUNG CHAMPIONS. 1;15 6 FilM. 7:30 4 WASHINGTON SPOTLIGI-1T-fllm. 1 :30 6 GARRY MOORE SHOW-variety and wit 5 LIBERACE-piono virtuoso who enler- 8 wilh Moore and lh gong. 6 loins with classics and jon. 1 ,45 4 JOHNNY'S SHOW. 8 THE tONE RANGER-western thriller 2,00 4 GARRY MOORE SHOW-with host Moore with Tonto oui$ling the masked man and the gong to entertain. in adventure. 5 LADIES DAY. 7:45 4 NEWS CAJ!AVAN-John Cameron Swoz. 2:30 4 MEET THE MILLERS' fRIENDS. 5 z.e comme~ts. 6 GUIDING LIGHT-whh Meta Robinson 6 Some. 8 as the woman who faces the problems 8t00 4 GROUCHO MAAX-The funniest of the of o second marriage, 5 Groucho Marx "You Bel 1'our Ufe" 2:45 6 OPEN HOUSE-informative chit-chol with 6 winter series. Ross Weller and Gladys Vaughn. 8 BURNS & AttEN-Georga tries Ia make 8 MIKE & BUff-Mr. and Mrs. Wallace sense oul of Gracie's nonsen~e. with guests. 8:30 4 GUESS WHAT HAPPENED- Panel quiz 3:00 4 WOMEN OF TODAY-film. 5 program with John Cameron Swayze 5 BIG PAYOFF-Be.s.s Myerson and Randy 6 os modelotor. 6 Merriman tempt contestants with prizes 8 CHANCE Of A LIFETIME- of mink and European trips. emcees as tolenl vies for cash prizes, 3:15 4 FilM FEATURETIE. 9:00 4 DRAGNET-dramatic program of police 3:30 4 JOHNNY DUGAN SHOW-with audience stories as it happened in l.A. Detective 5 fun aod prizes and songs. Joe Friday (Jock Webb) with true story. 6 Same. 5 GANGBUSTERS. 8 MOVIE MATINEE. 6 SPORTSMAN CLUB. .C100 4 MATINEE IN NEW YORK-quiz-comic 8 PICK THE WINNER- Campaign issues . 5 shaw l"ifh 8111 Cullen, Bfll Goodwin 9tl 5 6 LITTLE THEATRE. 6 and Robin Chandler with a Winner 9:30 4 MR. PEEPERS-Wally Cox stars in comedy Take AU segment. 5 selies as o mild-mannered science 8 MOVIE MATINEE. 6 teacher in a •mall-town junior high 5:00 4 FUN TO lEARN-stories from the Bible. sch ool. Norma Crane, Joseph Foley 5 HAWKINS fALLS-where Phillip lord and David Tyrell round out cast. 6 and Hope Summer meet life ill a 8 BIG TOWN--dramatic program. typical small town. 10:00 4 MARTN KANE- $tarring lee Tracy as the 8 THE BUNkHOUSE. 5 privale eye who brings the criminals 5:15 4 DICk TRACY-adventure fllm. 6 to task. 5 GABBY HAYES-with Hayes as spinner 8 RACKET SQUAD--expose of rockets. 6 of wild and wooly stories of the grand 10:30 4 DANGEROUS ASSIGNMENT-Steve Mit· old west in days of "injuns and cow­ chell (Brian Dontevy) matches wits against boys and tough hombres. foreign ogenls for U. S. Government as 5:30 4 HOWDY DOODY-favorite puppet How- special agent. 5 dy and Bob Smith with ather well- 5 THE UNEXPECTED-myslery odvenlure. 6 known friends. 6 fiLM. 6:00 4 SAGEBRUSH TRAil-western story. 8 I' VE GOT A SECRET. 5 CANYON JACK-western serial'. 11 :00 4 lATE NEWS. 6 INDUSTRY ON PARADE-the behi11d ~ CAMERA HEADliNES. scenes at America's great industries. 6 NEWS. 8 WESTERN THEATRE-feature. 8 NEWS & SPORTS w ith Dick Grossman. 6:1.5 6 NEWS. 11:05 8 MYSTERY THEAT RE. 6:30 4 NEWS-Eo Dinsmore. 11:10 4 FINAL SPORTS. 5 ED MURPHY. 11:1 S 4 INDUSTRY ON PARADE-behind scenes 6 SPEAKING OF SPORTS, of Af'1erico's great industries. 8 RUSSI REPORTS. 6 BROADWAY TO 1-iOlLYWOOD- Bill 6t45 4 SPORTS SPOTLIGHT-Heal)'. Slater emcee; Betty Cox songstress and 6:45 5 CAMERA HEADLINES. guests. 6 FILM. 11 :30 4 PlAYHOUSE OF STARS-Irene Dunne, 8 NEWS & SPORTS with Dick Grossman. mistress of ceremonies, introduces- new 6:55 5 RED PATRON SPORTS. dramatic ploy. \ 6 WBEN-TV WSYR-TV WHAM-TV WHEN y FR I DA Ch 4 Ch 5 Ch 6 Ch 8 AUGUST 15, 1952 6:55 S RED PATRONS SPORTS. 7:00 4 UP TO PAAR--Ouiz show wilh Jock Poor. 1:00 4 MATINEE PLAYHOUSE- feolure film. 5 Some. 6 MAIe, 8 YOUR TOWN. 8 CAPTAIN VIDEO. 1:15 6 FILM. 7:30 4 STARS OF EXCELL ENCE. 1 :30 6 GARRY MOORE SHOW-variety pro- 5 THOSE TWO-Pinky lee and "'artho S gram with wit Moore and his gong. 6 Stuart entertain. 8 YOUR TV SHOPPER-where Ia buy and 1:45 4 JOHNNY'S SHOW. what to buy. 2:00 4 GARRY MOORE SHOW-vari ety with 7:45 .4 NEWS CARAVAN-John Cameron Garry as emcee. 5 Swayze. 5 LADIES DAY, 6 Some. 2:30 4 MEET THE MILLERS' FRIENDS. 8 EDDIE ARNOLD SHOW-gives f un and 6 THE GUIDING LIGHT-the story of a enlertoinmeni. Guesls. 8 woman and her second marriage. 8:00 4 ARTHUR MURRAY PARTY-variety pro- 2:45 6 OPEN HOUSE-Ron Weller and Gladys 6 gram showcosting young talent end Vaughn enlerloin and inform in informal 8 noled enterloiners. Roy Bloch's arch., program. Hosless Kathryn Murray greets guests. 8 MIKE & BUFF-Mr. and Mrs. Wallace in· 5 CURTAIN CALL-Dramatic program. terview and chat wilh guests. 8J30 4 WE., THE PEOPlE'--gu"sh relate their un- 3:00 4 THE BIG PAYOFF-8e.u Myerson and 5 usual personal ex·periences. 5 Merriman tempi conl eslonh with fa· 6 Some. 6 bulous pri~es of mink coob, elc, 8 PANTOMINE QUll~ike Stokey emcee 3:30 4 JOHNNY DUGAN SHOW-sparkling vor· as regular ponelish Hans Conreid, Jac kie 5 iely of audience porlicipolion for Coogan, Coleen Gray, Robert Stack, vie 6 prizes and fun. wilh guest panelists in charades. 8 SUMMER SESSION. 9 :00 4 WRESTLING FILMS OF YESTERDAY. 4:00 4 MATINEE IN NEW YORK-Robin Chand· 5 DOORWAY TO DANGER-Rotan~ Winters 5 ler, Bill Goodwin and Bill Cullen il' 6 stars in story of ccnlinucl Rght against 6 quiz. international crime ond intrigue. 8 MOVIE MATINEE-feature. 8 PLAYHOUSE OF STARS-Irene Dunne in· 5:00 4 FUN TO LEARN. ·traduces dramolic ploy. 5 HAWKINS FALLS-serial of life in o 9:30 5 DANGEROUS ASSIGNMENT- Sieve Mit­ 6 typical small lawn. Phillip lord and chell (Brian Donlevy) oulwih plols of Hope Summers star. crime against• peace. • 8 THE BUNKHOUSE. 6 All STAR FOOTBAll-Lo• Ange le~ Rams 5:15 4 DICK TRACY-adventure film. 8 \'s College All Stars in annual classic. 5 GABBY HAYES-the old lime slory teller 10,00 4 SUMMER SPOI!TSREEL 6 spins h.is yarn3, 5 CAVALCADE OF SPORTS. 5:30 4 HOWDY DOOOY-Bob Smith and popu- tQ,JO 4 GREATEST FIGHTS OF THE CENTURY­ 5 lor puppets. Barney Ross vs Jimmy Mclornin, May '34. 6 Same. 5 Same. - 6:00 4 SAGEBRUSH TRAIL-western story. 10,45 4 NATU!!E OF THINGS. 5 CANYON JACK-weslern •erial. 5 GENESEE PLAYHOUSE. 6 SPACE CADET-adventures of intcrplan­ 11 :00 4 lATE NEWS-Harry Webb. elory doings. S CAMERA HEADliNES. 8 WESTERN THEATRE- film. 1 h05 4 WEATHER. 6:15 6 NEWS. 11 :10 4 fiNAl SPORTS. 6:30 4 NEWS-Ed Densmore. 11:30 4 RACK.ET SQUAD-Coplain Braddock ex­ 5 EO MURPHY. pose.s crime. 6 SPEAKING OF SPORTS. 8 SPACE CADET-Tom Corbell and i nter· 12:00 4 THE UNEXPECTED-drama. planetary science---fiction odvenlures. 12:15 5 CAMERA HEADliNES. 6:45 4 SPORTS SPOTLIGHT-Chuck. Healy. 5 CAMERA HEADLINES. 6 EDDIE AIINOLD-wilh Russ Case and his IF YOURS IS A TV HOME orchestra and enterloining gueesls. 8 NEWS AND SPORTS-Dick Grossman. YOU NEED \\.TV LIFE" 17 ~THIS RADIO AND TV WORLD ~

information and instruction sent to the A Chance Dance branch studios. She has written many books and articles on dancing. including "Arthur Murray's Dance Secrets." Led To Television Since 1950, Mrs. Murray also has been A dance with Arthur Murray 28 years ago seen fairly regularly on television in guest led onr personable young woman to mar­ appearances. She is constantly surprised and riage, motherhood, grandmotherhood, vice­ delighted by ht>r large fan mail and by the presidency of the 236 widespread studios number of strangers who recognize and of the famous dance-mastPr and stardom speak to her. on teJevision. Informality is the keynote of "The Arthur The lucky lady is. of course, gracious Murray Party." Mrs .Murray introduces Kathryn Murray. hostess of "The Arthur various guest celebrities and the singing and Murray Party," seen every Friday on CBS­ dancing nurtlbers are performed in a relaxed TV from 8:00 to 8:30 P.M. atmosphere with Mrs. Murray herself per­ forming in many of the dance routines. The fateful meeting took place during one Her recipe for being a good hostess, on of Arthur Murray's radTo dance instruction TV or elst>where; "Make the other fe1lo\v broadcasts in 1924. Kathryn was a membct feel important. Put him ln the spotlight and of the studio audience and was invited by it will reHect right back on you. Everyone the maestro to dance. in the world knows at least one thiog brtter "Oh, she said, 'Td Jove to! Then I can than you do, Discover that one thing. Get tell my grandchildren that 1 danced with your guest started talking about it and, be­ Arthur Murray." They were married four fore you know it, you'll have him completely months after the first dance. (The Murrays out of his shell and you will probably find have twin daughters. both married, and two him to be mighty intt>resting.'' granddaughters.) Oe!ipite her many outsid e activities, Mrs. Soon after their maTriage in 1925, Mrs. Murray also finds time to be an excellent Murray took an active part in the operation cook. !ij)ecializing in nut and honey cakes, of the dance studios. Vice-president for the gingerbread and brownies. Husband Arthur past dozen years. she is responsible for all Murray likes them so much that he keeps a cookie tin in his offici.' and dispenses examples of his wife's cooking to visitors. Recently chosen one of the ten best­ COLONIAL tailored women in th United States. M:rs. Murray has this advice for wives: "Take your husband's advice about your clothes. HOTEL He doesn't look at the dress. He looks at Serving Lunches you in the dress." and Visit Dinners Daily \\The Gallery of Homes'' Try Our Special To Select Your Home CHICKEN FRICASSEE THE BEST HOME BUYS- All You Con Eat-$2.00 BEFORE YOUR EYES Our Main Gallery a nd Color Vision Mezzo. Dancing to Bert Latimer and His nine, o theatre in miniature, located ot 14 Orchestra Saturday Evening E. Main St. (Ground Floor), nearly two tl!ous­ and li•ted properties, shown by photos, slides MATT REGER - Prop. and movies. 1111 .EMPIRE BLVD. John T. Nothnogle, Inc., Realtors CWvu 3968 BAker 8150

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