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Complete Day-by-Day Schedules For ROCHESTER, BUFFALO and SYRACUSE AUGUST 30- SEPTEMBER 5, 1952

LOIS HUNT, GUEST SOLOIST ON "Voice of Firestone" ANNIVERSARY PROGRAM- MONDAY, SEPT. 1st TV LI F E New York's Official TV - FRIDAY, AUGUST 29th Radio and Entertainment Magazine 10:30-GREATEST FIGHTS OF THE CENTURY. Ch. 4-5-6. Filmed boxing bout between Joe Vol. 2 ~ 12 No. 25 louis vs. Bob Pastor, Sept. 20, 1939. Owned and Published by SATURDAY, AUGUST 30th 12:00-THE BIG TOP. Ch . 4-5-6. Mia and Matti, ROBERT H. PEIFFER ASSOCIATES contortionists from Finland, and the Brunos, 16 State St., Rochester 14, N.Y. high-wire performers, make a return en­ Phone BAker 0513 gagement as guests of ringmaster Jack Editor ------Bob Peiffer Sterling. Other acts include Clark's Bears; Asst. Editor ______H. V. Kipp the "Big Top" clowns; Dapper Don, the muscle man and Joe Basile's Brass Kings. Photographer ------Len Campagno 8:00-All STAR SUMMER REVUE. Ch . 4-5-6 Bert Wheeler, Jean Carroll, Hoctor and Byrd, AUG. 30- SEPT. 5, 1952 Robert Barry, Milton Frome, and Richard Himber are guests. 9:00-SATURDAY NIGHT DANCE PARTY. Ch . 6. TV Life is published weekly at Rochester, Johnny long and his orchestra are guests New York. Subscription price $5.00 per with Jerry lester, M.C. year, in advance. Application for entry SUNDAY, AUGUST 31st as second-class matter pending at 7:30-YOUR lUCKY ClUE. Ch . 4-6-8. Basil Rath­ Rochester, New York . bone welcomes Mr. District Attorney and Casey, Crime Photographer to another mys­ tery session. YOURS IS A TV HOME 1 0:30-CElEBRITY TIME. Ch. 4-6-8. Viewers go \\TV 11 behind the scenes of a TV show with Con­ YOU NEED LIFE rod Nagel, and watch it come to life. Guests , singer Bob Haymes and the Honey Dreamers are also on hand. MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 1st 2:45-'S HOUSE PARTY. Ch. 8. New daily show with personalities in the news, tuneful music and unique new feature called "Pet Economy and Extravagance .~' 8:30-VOICE OF FIRESTONE. Ch. 4-5. Fourth anniversary program with soprano lois Hunt (TV liFE's Cover Girl this week). Miss Hunt will sing an aria from "Carmen" and selec­ tions by Rodgers and Romberg as well as an old Scottish air. TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 2nd 11 :15-TOWER ClOCK TIME. Ch. 6. local show returning on a once a week schedule with Louise Wilson handling interviews of cele­ brities, fashion chatter, household hints and g iving out with shopping tips. 8:30-KEEP POStED. Ch. 4-6-8. "Is Steveson A Captive Candidate?" Two outstanding author­ ities, Senator Earl C. Clements and Senator John Bricker, debate the issue. Lawrence Spivak heads the discussion with Martha Roundtree moderating. WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 3rd 10:00-BlUE RIBBON BOUTS. Ch. 4-6-8. Del Now is the time for a Flannagan, St. Paul, Minn. vs. Johnny " Red" Glamorgraph by the Defazio, of Bayonne, N. J. in a welter­ weight bout from the Cleveland arena. LEN CAMPAGNO STUDIO THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 4th 133 Clinton Ave. S. • BAker 4431 9:30-SPECIAL FEATURE. Ch. 5-6. Speech by Dwight D. Eisenhower. 2 GODFREY STARS APPEAR ON ROCHESTER'S YOUTH WEEK PROGRAM

As a special added feature coming directly from the Radio and Television Shows, Lu Ann Simms and Julius LaRosa arrived in t ime to take part i n the Youth Week Program held at Genesee Valley Park last friday evening. Accompanying them as they sang for the more than eight thousand people present was Lee Irwin, associate d irector of the Arthur Godfrey Band.

While hundred of her friends crowded about After the show TV LIFE' s photographer caught her, Lu Ann posed with Julius, her parents and Lu Ann and her party as they sat down for a snack at The Breakers, where she first started her Monroe County's Harvest Queen Paulette Montal­ singing career. With Lu is Rochester DJ's ond to. As Julius remarked on the stage, " It Youth Week Program MC's, Ed Meath and Joe was easy to see why Lu Ann enjoyed returning Deane. Mr. and Mrs. M itch Miller also joined the home to Rochester." Because of their rapid r i se party, as did Walt Murphy, Godfrey' s Public Rela ­ tion man. M i tch was in Rochester to rece ive the on the Godfrey Show Lu Ann and Julius have Harry J. Gaynor Award on Sunday evening. Be ­ gained the title of the "Cinderella g irl and boy." cause of earlier commitments Julius and l ee Irwin Under Godfrey's guidance, they should go far. returned to N . Y. immediately after the show. 3 SUNDAY, AUGUST 31st TROUBLE WITH FATHER-2:30-Ch. 6 "Bugle Sounds." An open warfare of laughter TV .IJrtlmtl breaks out when Joyce's boyfriend, Drexel, de­ cides to enlist in some branch of the service. A SYNOPSIS OF THE PLAYS farewell dinner turns out to be a · dress parade of humor. ON TELEVISION THIS WEEK TELEVISION PLAYHOUSE-9:00-Ch. 4-5-6 FRIDAY, AUGUST 29th " Roman Fever." Two widows meet in a cafe in Rome in 1930, accompanied by their daughters. PLAYHOUSE OF STARS-9:00-Ch. 8 As they relive a previous time in Rome together, Veteran sc~een star Victor Mclaglen stars in "Port they see their own story being re-enacted as of Call", a tale of intrigue and romance in the their daughters both fall in love with one young tropics. plays a window-shopping housewife in a prologue that sets the mood of man. the romantic comedy. The cast includes Gertrude THE DOCTOR-10:00-Ch. 5 Michael, Jose Torvay, George Robotham, Horge " Sweet Thing." Phillys Avery and Robert Pastene Trevino, Carlos Muzquiz and Carmen Molina. in a suspensful psychopotic drama of young THE BIG STORY-9:00-Ch. 6 love that turns into a web of suspicion when the The story deals with a reporter who rediscovers husband finds his wife is not what he thinks she an old friend and thereby salved a "perfect is after learning of her plot to kill him . crime." TV actor lea Penn will portray the re­ porter, Emile Gauvreau, who was on the staff MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 1st of the New Haven (Conn.) Journal-Courier at the VIDEO THEATRE-8:00-Ch. 4-6-8 time. " The Return of Ulysses." Sir Cedric Hardwicke FOOTLIGHTS THEATRE-9:30-Ch. 8 stars. Mature love story of a famous explorer Gale Storm and Gene Raymond are co-starred in who returns home after 15 years spent in desert an original television comedy, "Mechanic on wastes. He is shocked to find his wife and san Duty." Raymond stops at a wayside garage run distant and bitter in their reproach to him for by a female mechanic, Miss Storm, and dis­ deserting his family, and he faces a life of covers a new policy in charging customers for lonliness amid civilization. repair work. The cast includes Clem Bevans, Rus­ sell Hicks and Erville Alderson. MY LITTLE MARGIE-9:00-Ch. 4-6-8 POLICE STORY-10:00-Ch. 8 WhQn Vernon Albright (Charles Farrell) makes a Inspector Frank Ahern of the Police valiant effort to be friendly toward her boy Department tracks down an escaped convict friend, Freddie, Margie (Gale Shorm) is haunted wonted for manslaughter. Joy Barney portrays by the fear that dad is "cracking up." Freddie is Inspector Ahern. portrayed by Don Hayden. SATURDAY, AUGUST 30th MONTGOMERY PRESENTS-9:30--Ch. 5 "Unclouded Summer." Signe Hossa and Richard BEULAH-6:00-Ch. 8 Kiley· star. The story is about the trails of a Louise Beavers returns from vacation. There are young American pointer abroad, who falls in love uneasy moments in the Henderson household with with a fickle wife of a titled British diplomat and Donnie's desire to join a circus. Father Hender­ winds up in the arms of the diplomat's daughter son does some fast-talking, inspired by Beulah, by a previous marriage. to convince his son that life in a circus is not all tinsel and glitter. SUMMER THEATRE-10:00-Ch. 4-6-8 "The Refresher Course." A wealthy middle-aged couple retrace the path of their honeymoon and in so doing, recapture their love and zest for LOOK FOR THE NEW life. POLICE STORY-11 :15-Ch. 6 ROCHESTER SUN (Deloy!'d program--See Drama, Friday, August 29, 10:00 p.m.) * 8 Pages of Colored BOSS LADY-9:00-Ch. 4-5 Comics Director of Bureau of Salvage in Washington of· fers Boss lady's father a job as Director of Used * 18 New Added Hardware. Complications arise when father rec­ ommends his daughter, lynn Barri, for the job. Features SUSPENSE-9:30--Ch. 8 " The Old lady of Bayeus." Inspector of French . . Coming Soon Police unravels a complicated murder only to discover there were two-not one-murders. TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 2nd CIRCLE THEATRE-9:30-Ch. 4-5-6 CANYON JACK "Recapture." Keeping a date made five years ago with an Air Force officer proves impossible for a former WAC. Her best friend, who looks enough like her to be a twin, takes over with hilarious results. Grace Kelly, Darron McGavin, Barbara Baxley. DANGER-10:00--Ch. 8 "Backfire." A widower and his son vacationing in Florida, get involved with a manicurist. ROCKY KING, DETECTIVE-10:30-Ch. 8 "The Hermit1 s Cat." A case of homicide dressed up to look like a highway hit-and-run accident. The victim, a wealthy recluse, lived with his daughter, a feeble-minded gardener and Cleo, his cat. There are clues aplenty and mystery to entertain. Roscoe Karns is the detective. WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 3rd CRIME SYNDICATED-9:00-Ch. 8 Senator O'Connor narrates a narcotics drama. The story of a dope pusher whose base of opera­ tions was a public dance hall. THE HUNTER-9:30-Ch. 8 "The Man Who Dropped ln." Barry Nelson, as adventurer Bart Adams, tricks a pair of foreign agents into double-crossing one another, in an exciting mystery. Shades of the old west are brought ~o MR. PEEPERS-9:30-Ch. 4-5 audiences daily over WSYR-TV by "Can­ Peepers () is approached by an execu­ yon Jack." This old-timer yam spinner has tive of a chemical company to give up his leach­ ing job and join the ·company as a researcher a following of kids and adults who write on plant food. letters that total thousands a week. ROBERT MONTGOMERY PRESENTS-11: 1 ~h . 6 And whg is this seasoned story teller? "Stand-in Bride." A rollicking· comedy of mis­ Behind the beard and snowy white hair is taken identity. Margaret Hayes, John Newland star. Fred Shavor, 29 years old, a bachelor and THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 4th native of Schenectady, N . Y. He has a his­ tory in show business and professional en­ T-MEN IN ACTION-8:30-Ch. 5-6 "The Case of the Unexpected Witness." Govern­ tertainment that covers 21 years. ment agents follow trail of a counterfeiter who "Jack" has the experienced taste of know­ tries to make all the money he can to give his ing what makes a program good entertain­ daughter everything in life. ment. His training at Syracuse University in MR. PEEPERS-9:30-Ch. 4 speech and audio-visual education has Peepers (Wally Cox) is approached by an execu­ helped, too. He knows just how to build a tive of a chemical company to give up his teach­ show that will capture and hold the en­ ing job . and join the company as a researcher thusiasm of all viewers. Proof of this is the on plant foods. unanimous approval that his stories seem PLAYHOUSE OF STARS-11 :30-Ch. 4 "so real." Well, they are. Between his years (Delayed program-See Drama, Friday, August of service in the U. S. Air Force, the AEF 29, 9 :00 p.m.) radio station in Casablanca and his teaching of radio performance at Syracuse Univer­ . .. Dan Durr,ea's new TV series is tagged, sity, "Jack" has been able to absorb all the "China Smith ' . . . Danny Thomas' album color that association with_the west could of songs from "The Jazz Singer" will be give to bring his exciting a dventu~e , yarns released in October . . . The Four Lads who to life. Since October 1951 , when Canyon back on records made their TV Jack" was introduced over WSYR-TV, bow with and are now sche­ there has been a steady increase of interested duled for a record series of their own . . . viewers. The Canadian Broadcasting Corp. an­ With this seasoned background, exper­ nounces that the first regular telecasting will ience and ability, "Canyon Jack" has a long, start in Montreal, September 1st and in long trail a£ real homey entertainment for Toronto, September 8. all viewers. TELEVISION SATURDAY SERVICE DIRECTORY AUGUST 30, 1952 ALBERT'S TELEVISION 10.00 6 SMILIN' ED McCONNEll-Ed and his Authorized Soles and Service for Radio and gang with a thrilling story for the kids. Television. Factory Trained. 1942 Main Street 10:30 6 SPACE PATROL-Commander Buzz Corry East. CUlver 3672. of the 30th Century in 20th Century adventures. ROBBINS TELEVISION SERVICE 10:40 8 MORNING PRAYER. Member of Radio Technicians Guild. Open Evenings and Sunday. 439 Joseph Avenue. 10:45 8 PUD'S PRIZE PARTY-with host Todd HAmilton 0303. Russell. Kids compete for cosh. 11:00 6 HOP ALONG CASSIDY-starring Bill Boyd ED WHITE as Happy. Western adventure with plenty of acfion. For TV and Radio Service. Open Evenings. 4 SPACE PATROL-Commander Buzz Corry, 561 S. Clinton, cor. Alexander. MOnroe 9375. 8 30th Century, in 20th Century adven­ tures. MOHAWK TELEVISION & RADIO SERVICE 11 :30 4 SMILIN' ED McCONNEll-ond his gang Prompt, Reliable Service. 954 Portland Ave. 8 telling a thrilling story for children. HAmilton 0742. 12 :00 4 THE BIG TOP-Jock Sterling presents 1:00 4 WILD Bill HICKOK FRONTIER PLAY­ NU-TONE RADIO & TELEVISION SERVICE HOUSE-Adventures of "Wild Bill" Guy Complete Soles and Service. Authorized Madison and Andy Devine. Admiral Dealer. 240 Lyell Ave. Glen. 8455. 6 WESTERN THEATRE . 8 HOPALONG CASSIDY-fovorite Bill Boyd 1,30 4 FILM FEATURE. THE FAWN CLUB 2:00 4 FILM FEATURE. 6 YOUNG MAN'S FANCY. IN ROCHESTER 8 SATURDAY MATINEE. 2:30 4 CAMPBEll PLAYHOUSE-drama. Tasty Food and 5 SIGN ON, PROGRAM PREVIEW. 2:45 5 FILM. Delicious Drinks Always 3:00 4 HOPALONG CASSIDY-with Bill Boyd as BANQUETS and Hoppy in western adventures. 5 WESTERN JAMBOREE. PRIVATE PARTIES 6 .MATINEE PLAYHOUSE. 4:00 4 FILM FEATURETTE. 1982 Ridge Rd. cu. 7403 4:30 4 PAUL WHITEMAN'S TV TEEN CLUB - with "Pops" Whiteman and the regular teenagers broadcasting from Town Hall. 5 FILM THEATRE OF THE AIR - drama. Visit 6 TIME FOR TRAVEL. \\The Gallery of Homes" 5:00 4 CISCO KID-odventure series with Dun­ can Enoldo as the Kid and leo Carillo To Select Your Home as Pancho. THE BEST HOME BUYS­ 6 PAUL WHITEMAN' S TV TEEN CLUB - teenage members and Whiteman broad­ BEFORE YOUR EYES casting from Town Hall. Our Main Gallery and Color Vision Mezza­ 5:30 4 -oudience quiz, stunts. nine, a theatre in miniature, located at 14 5 ROOTIE KAZOOTIE-puppet show with E. Main St. (Ground Floor), nearly two thous­ Todd Russell. and listed properties, shown by photos, slides 6 ROY ROGERS-ond Dale Evans with and me>vies. songs and western adventure. John T. Nothnagle, Inc., Realtors 8 WILD Bill HICKOK-"Wild Bill" comes BAker 8150 Rochester, N. Y. to life in action-pocked adventures. 6:00 4 SPORTS SPOTLIGHT. 6 WHEN's Expansion Program WBEN-TV WSYR-TV WHAM-TV WHEN On May 9, 1952, the Federal Communica­ Ch 4 Ch 5 Ch 6 Ch 8 tions Commission granted an application · by Television Station WHEN to move its trans­ mitter site to a location on Sentinel Heights. 5 WESTERN THEATRE. Since that date, work has been going on to 6 BISHOP SHEEN-inspiring talks an how complete the project which will result in to meet the problems of today. greater height and power and a greatly ex­ 8 BEULAH-Louise Beavers and the Hen· tended service area. derson family. The project has four stages, 6:15 4 NEWS-Bob Tennant. I. As the first stage, a 100-foot tower bear­ 6:30 4 WESTERN THEATRE-Feature Movie. ing a single-bay antenna has been erected at the new site. On or about the night of 6 WILD BILL HICKOK-returns to life in a August 30th, we expect to move the thrill-packed western adventure series. transmitter from its present location at 8 CISCO KID-with Duncan Enaldo as the 101 Court St. to the Sentinel Heights lo­ Kid and Leo Carillo as Pancho. cation. This move will occur after our 7:00 5 MR. WIZARD-Don Herbert and Bruce normal sign-off, and it is expected that 6 Lingren in a science series program. WHEN will commence operation at the 8 STU ERWIN SHOW. new site the next morning, signing on at 7:30 4 U. of B. ROUND .TABLE-discussion. our usual time, without interruption of service. The full 5 KW output of the 5 GRUEN THEATRE-drama. transmitter will be utilized, thus obtain­ 6 FILM. ing from the single-bay antenna approxi­ 8 BEAT THE CLOCK-John Reed King mately 3.5 KW E.R.P. at an elevation of coaxes time-racing contestants. 1,470 feet above sea-level. 7:45 6 FILM. 2. As the second stage, the six-bay antenna 8:00 4 ALL STAR REVIEW-entertaining variety. atop the present WHEN tower will be taken down and connected in place of 8 SUMMER C1NEMA-film feature. the single-bay antenna .at Sentinel 9,00 4 DANCE BAND PARTY-Host Jerry Lester Heights. This will be completed by the 5 greets well-known orchestra and the morning of September 6th, withou_t any 6 guests. loss of air time. When this has been ac­ 8 SUMMER CINEMA-film feature. complished, WHEN will radiate a power 10:00 4 TELENEWS WEEKLY NEWSREEL. of approximately 21 KW E.R.P., at an elevation of 1.447 feet above sea-level. 8 SUMMER CINEMA-film feature. 3. Stage three will consist of the dismantling 10:15 4 WEEK IN SPORTS. of our present 500-foot tower and its re­ 10:30 4 ASSIGNMENT MANHUNT-drama. erection at the Sentinel Heights location. 6 WRESTLING FROM . There, a 12-bay antenna which will al- . 11 :00 4 LATE NEWS ROUNDUP. low us to obtain an E .R.P. of approxi­ mately 50 KW at an elevation of 1.914 5 YOUR HIT PARADE-parade of favorite feet above sea-level, will be installed. pap songs. Completion of this stage is expected on 8 WRESTLING FROM CHICAGO. or about November 15th. 11:15 4 SUMMER FILM PLAYHOUSE. 4. The fourth and final stage will be the in­ 11 :30 6 FILM PLAYHOUSE. stallation of a 20 KW amplifier which 5 ELEVENTH HOUR-"Hour of Mystery" will allow us to radiate a power of ap­ starring Ed Lowery and Verna Hillie. proximately 200 KW. Application has been made to the FCC for this power, and it is expected that the Commission will grant the increase either late in 1952 or early in 1953 . . IF YOURS IS A TV HOME Television Station WHEN will appreciate your cooperation throughout our move, and YOU -NEED \\TV LIFE" especially during the first stage, to ensure that reception of our signal remains satisfac­ tory. Antennae will have to be re-orientated towards Sentinel Heights, and any traps or USE THE HANDY attenuating devices for Channel 8 removed from the receivers. In several locations in the SUBSCRIPTION COUPON city, especially in the area of our present lo­ cation, attenuating devices were installed to ON PAGE 15 ... prevent overload because of too strong a signal. 7 WBEN-TV WSYR-TV WHAM-TV WHEN SUNDAY Ch 4 Ch 5 Ch 6 Ch 8 AUGUST 31, 1952 6 NAME'S THE SAME-Robert Q . Lewis moderates as panelists , Abe 12:00 4 NEWS-Virgil Booth. Burrows, try to guess 6 FILM. famous names of contestants. 12:10 8 MORNING PRAYER. 8 SUNDAY MATINEE. 12 :15 4 TOOTSIE HIPPODROME-teenagers' quiz 2:30 4 FILM FEATURE. 8 show with John Reed King, host. Var­ 5 AMERICA AT WORK. iety featured acts. 6 STU ERWIN SHOW-comedy shaw of the small town high school principal. 12:30 4 \=ANDY CARNIVAL-Gene Crane presents 3:00 6 GODFREY TALENT SCOUTS-parade of 6 youthful circus acts. talented entries vieing for honors. 8 Same. 4 ROY ROGERS-and Dale Evans with 1 :DO 4 RANGE RIDER-starring Jack Mahoney songs and western adventure. in exciting western adventures. 5 MOVIETIME. 6 TV VARIETIES-enterlai nment 3:30 4 WHO'S THERE? with quiz 8 TO BE ANNOUNCED. show and panelists Bill Cullen, Robert 1:30 4 FRONTIERS OF FAITH-religious hour Coote. 5 with famous guest speaker. 5 MOVIETIME. 6 Same. 6 MASQUERADE PARTY. 8 LIFE IS WORTH LIVING-Bishop Sheen. 8 THE NAME'S THE SAME- Robert Q. Discussion on how to meet life's problems Lewis moderates as panelists try to with faith in God. guess famous names of contestants. 2:00 4 THE BIG PICTURE- films. 4:00 4 FILM FEATURETTE. 5 TELL US A STORY-a program for ch ild- 5 KUKLA, FRAN AND OLLIE-the Kukla­ ren, stories, hymns. politans with gentle nonsense for the whole family. 6 DATE WITH JUDY-amusing situations with Judy and her friends. AUTH EN TIC iT ALlAN DISHE = 8 THE BIG PICTURE-Captain Carl Zimmer­ man describes Korean war films. 4:30 4 THE NAME'S THE SAME- Robert Q. Lewis moderates as famous panel mem­ bers try to guess famous names of contestants. 5 HALLMARK SUMMER THEATER-drama. 6 ZOO PARADE-R. Marlin Perkins, direc­ tor of Lincoln Park Zoo comments. 8 FREEDOM THEATRE-Drama. Tried 5:00 4 SKY KING THEATRE-Kirby Grant as the flying rancher i n adventure show. 5 ZOO PARADE-R. Marlin Perkins of Lin­ • Lobster coln Park Zoo conducts tour of zoo. Fro Diavolo 6 SUPER CIRCUS-variety top-notch circus 8 acts, clowns and prizes, featuring Mary • Calamai Hartline. 5:30 4 - Western thriller • Spaghetti with Tonto assisting the masked man in his dari ng adventures. with Clams 5 THE BIG PICTURE-Korean War films, Capt. Carl Zimmerman narrator. Rochester 6 FILM. 8 SUPER CIRCUS-Claude Kirchner pre­ sents circus acts, Mary Hartline, Bruce Chase, Cliff Soubier. 6:00 4 VACATION TIME-Film. 5 ARE YOU POSITIVE-with Bill Stern. 6 SKY KING THEATRE-Kirby Grant as the flyi ng rancher in fast adventure. 8 TV TEEN CLUB-Talented teenagers per­ form from Town Hall with Paul White­ man and cast. 8 6:30 4 LET'S PLAY CHARADES-Gene Brook, me. DUMONT PRESENTS 5 ROY ROGERS-and Dale Evans make music and get into western adventure. \\The Newbury11 6 FOREIGN INTRIGUE- Espionage series

8 IT'S NEWS TO ME-Jo~n Daly host as panelists , Quentin Reynolds, Mel Allen, Martha Scott, confuse panel guests with their stories. 6:55 4 NEWS-Bob Tennant. 7:00 4 - SUPER GHOST-quiz program with Dr. 6 Bergen Evans, emcee. Permanent panel­ ist-speller members and guests in clever clue game. 5 , BLACKIE. 8 GENE AUTRY-western adventure. Gene and his gang of regulars entertain with song and melodrama. 7:30 4 YOUR LUCKY CLUE-starring Basil Rath- 6 bone, emcee; guest panelists in a mys- 8 : stery quiz. Just as television continue~ to develop, so does the master pioneer of radio and televi­ 5 MEET THE PRESS-with Martha Roundtree sion, DuMont. Here is a new set-a com­ and lawrence Spivak interviewing well­ bination radio, phonograph and television, known personalities. of smooth, modern design. Engineered with 8:00 4 THE BIG PAYOFF-quiz program with every new feature to bring the greatest pic­ 5 Randy Merriman and Bess Myerson ture viewing enjoyment-as well as prepared 6 with mink coals, trips to Europe, etc. for UHF. See this handsome new Newbury as prizesl television set at your nearest DuMont 8 TOAST OF THE TOWN-, me, dealer. with Roy Block's orchestra, Toastettes chorus line, ond guest. . lnftationary Prices By-pass TV1 Although 9:00 4 TELEVISION PLAYHOUSE-dramatic show prices are spiraling, TV experts of Allen B. Du Mont Laboratories, Inc., point out that 5 (See drama, pg. 4.) prices on television receivers over the past 6 Same. five years have decreased tremendously 8 INFORMATION PLEASE- quiz program while the product has constantly improved. with Clifton Fadiman host, panelists For example, in 1947, a TV set cost from Franklin P. Adams, John Kieran, with $500 to $2,000 although the styles were guest panelists. limited. Now, there are prices and styles 9:30 8 BREAK THE BANK-audience participa­ to suit every pocketbook. Five years ago, tion for jackpot prize. sub­ 10 and 12 inch screens were common. Today, bing emcee for vacationing Bert Parks. Du Mont experts point out, less expen­ 10:00 4 CELEBRITY TIME-with host Conrad Nagel sive sets with 17 and 21 inch screens are 6 and guest celebrities. standard. 8 Same. 5 THE DOCTOR-dramatic series starring Warner Anderson. Winners All . . 10:30 4 WHAT'S MY LINE?-John Daly, mod­ A very unusual advertisement is pictured on S erator; panelists , page 17 of this issue. Shown in the photo­ Hal Block, Arlene Francis and Bennett montage are Kenny Byrne, Linda and Gwen Cerf on quiz team. Schultz, Gail Gorecke, Cary Koeppel, Sandy 5 HOLLYWOOD THEATRE-drama program. Manley, Tommy McMahon, Joanne Beider, 6 ROC THEATRE. Mary Antrobus, Elaine D 'lmperio and Brian 11:00 4 LATE NEWS AND WEATHER. Kiefer. These young people are a few of the 6 BOSS LADY-G. F. Allen (lynn Baril winners on last season's "You Can Be A woman boss of a construction company Star" television show," which resumes again in a situation comedy series. on Oct. 6th. They are also a few of the 8 SUNDAY NEWS SPECIAL. winners who have received instruction from the Val Mates School of Dance. The fact 11:10 4 LATE SPORTS REVIEW. that so many winners should come from one 11 :15 4 MONTGOMERY PRESENTS-Summer The­ school is highly commendable. To Val atre series. Mates, his staff of instructors, and to his 12:00 5 NEWS. · many winning students "Congratulations." 9 WBEN-TV WSYR-TV WHAM-TV WHEN MONDAY Ch 4 Ch 5 Ch 6 Ch 8

6 PERRY COMO SHOW-the return of the SEPTEMBER 1 I 1952 popular singer. 1:00 4 MATINEE PLAYHOUSE. 8 NEWS AND SPORTS-Dick Grossman. 6 HOMEMAKER'S DESIGNS. 6:55 5 RED PATRON'S SPORTS-comments. 8 DEMOCRATIC NATIONAL COMMITTEE. 7.00 4 UP TO PARR-quiz show with Jack 1:30 6 SHOW-with Durward 5 Poor as emcee. 8 Kirby, Denise Lor and Ken Carson. 6 Same. Happy variety. 8 CAPTAIN VIDEO-children's serial w ith 1:45 4 JOHNNY'S SHOW. AI Hodge and . 2:00 4 GARRY MOORE SHOW-with Durward 7:30 4 STRANGER THAN FICTION-roundup of Kirby, Denise lor and Ken Carson. curious things in the world. Happy variety. 8 OZARK MOUNTAIN BOYS - Hillbilly 5 LADIES DAY-with Kay Russell and Jim 5 MEET YOUR MATCH- em­ McDonald. 6 cees new audience quiz show. 2:15 6 VICTOR LINDLAHR. 7:45 4 NEWS CARAVAN. 2:30 4 MEET THE MILLER'S FRIENDS. 5 Same. 6 THE -starring Joan Al- 6 Same. 8 lison and Herb Nelson in drama of 8 PERRY COMO SHOW-the favorite sing­ a woman's second marriage. er and his cast of regulars return with 2:45 6 OPEN HOUSE-informal fun with Ross songs. Weller and Ann Rogers, returning from 8:00 4 VIDEO THEATRE-drama with movie vacation. 6 stars in outstanding movies. 8 ART LINKLETTER HOUSEPARTY-fun for 5 QUIZ KIDS-Joe Kelly, chief quizzer. all with music, personalities and in­ 8:00 8 GODFREY'S TALENT SCOUTS-with as­ terviews. piring talented performers trying for 3:00 4 THE BIG PAYOFF-Bess Myerson and honors. 5 Merriman, Mink coat prizes. 8:30 4 VOICE OF FIRESTONE-music with guest 6 Same. 5 stars. Orchestra conducted by Howard 3:15 8 AL PEARCE SHOW-with AI and his Barlow. regular gang to entertain. 6 BIG PICTURE-Captain Carl Zimmerman 3:30 4 JOHNNY DUGAN SHOW-audience fun discusses U. S. Army in Korea. 5 show with Barbara Logan's songs 9:00 4 MY LITTLE MARGIE-comedy so>ries co - 6 enlivening things. 6 starring Gale Storm and Charles Far- 8 MOVIE MATINEE. 8 rei as father and daughter. 4:00 4 MATINEE IN NEW YORK-Rabin Chand­ 5 ler, Bill Cullen, Bill Goodwin in var­ 5 LIGHTS OUT-drama of mystery and 6 iety quiz show with winner take all. thrilling suspense. is the 8 MOVIE MATINEE. narrator. 5:00 4 FUN TO LEARN-educational film . 9:30 4 CRUSADE IN EUROPE-documentary. 5 HAWKINS FALLS-TV serial of life in a 5 MONTGOMERY PRESENTS-producer and 6 typical small town. Phillip Lord and host Robert Montgomery' s dramatic show. Hope Summers featured. 6 DANGEROUS ASSIGNMENT-Steve Mit­ 8 THE BUNKHOUSE-daily serial. chell (Brian Donlevy) battles against for­ 5:15 4 -adventure film . eign intrigue for U. S. Government. 5 GABBY HAYES-spins western yarns. 8 WHO'S THERE. 6 Same. 10:00 4 SUMMER THEATRE-Westinghouse dram- 5:30 4 HOWDY · DOODY-with Bob Smith and 6 otic program. Directed by Albert Mc- 5 puppet star Clarabel, 8 Cleary, innovator of the "theatre-in­ 6 Same. the-round technique" directs a new 6:00 4 SAGEBRUSH TRAIL-western story. series of light summer fare. 5 CANYON JACK-daily adventure show. 10:30 5 WHO SAID THAT? Walter Kiernan asks 6 SPACE CADET-with Tom Corbett in panelists. interplanetary science-fiction series. 11:00 4 LATE NEWS-Harry Webb. 8 WESTERN THEATRE-daily adventures. 5 CAMERA HEADLINES. 6 NEWS. 6 NEWS. 4 NEWS-Ed Dinsmore. 8 CHRONOSCOPE. 5 ED MURPHY. 11 :10 4 FINAL SPORTS-Chuck Healy. 6 SPEAKING OF SPORTS. 11:15 6 FILM. 8 SPACE CADET-starring Tam Corbett in 8 NEWS AND SPORTS-Dick Grossman. interplanetary science-fiction series. 11:20 4 WEATHER FORECAST. SPORTS SPOTLIGHT-Chuck Healy. 8 GUESS WHAT. CAMERA HEADLINES. 11 :25 4 FBI FUGITIVES. 10 WBEN-TV WSYR-TV WHAM-TV WHEN TUESDAY Ch 4 Ch 5 Ch 6 Ch 8 SEPTEMBER 2, 1952 8 NEWS AND SPORTS with Dick Grossman. 6:55 5 RED PATRONS SPORTS. 1:00 4 MATINEE PlAYHOUSE. 7:00 4 MAYOR OF HOLLYWOOD-celebrities 6 FILM. 5 and places in and around Hollywood 8 YOUR TOWN. 6 with Walter O'Keefe. 8 CAPTAIN VIDEO. 1: 30 6 GARRY MOORE SHOW-sparkling var· 8 iety and humor. 7:30 4 SPORTSMAN'S CLUB-outdoor film . 5 SHOW-the return of the 1 :45 4 JOHNNY'S SHOW. 6 Iaveiy songstress. 2:00 4 GARRY MOORE SHOW. 8 GADDABOUT GADDIS. 5 LADIES DAY. 7:45 4 NEWS CARAVAN-John Cameron Sway- 2:30 4 MEET THE MILLER'S FRIENDS. 5 ze reports. 6 THE GUIDING LIGHT-drama of a 6 Same. 8 woman's fight to keep her second · 8 MUSIC HALL-musical variety starring marriage secure. Patti Page with Carl Hoff and his or­ 2:45 6 OPEN HOUSE-chatter with Ross Weller chestra and guests. and Ann Rogers. 8:00 4 MIDWESTERN HAYRIDE-music in the 8 ART LINKLETTER HOUSEPARTY-with in­ 6 rural key and fun for everyone with terviews, entertainment and fun . Bill Thall, emcee and Lee Jones, 3:00 4 WOMEN OF TODAY-film. yodeler. 5 BIG PAYOFF-prizes galore with hosting 8 THE PLAINCLOTHESMAN-exciting ac· 6 Randy Merriman. lion-packed drama. 3:15 4 FILM FEATURETTE. 8:30 4 KEEP POSTED-Lawrence Spivak heads 8 AL PEARCE SHOW-with AI and the 6 citizens' panel as Martha Roundtree gang of regulars. 8 moderates interviewers. 3:30 4 JOHNNY DUGAN SHOW - audience 9:00 4 BOSS LADY-Lynn Bari as owner of a 5 participation show with songs by 5 construction company and the prob- 6 Barbara Logan. lems she meets. Fast-moving comedy. 8 MOVIE MATINEE. 6 RACKET SQUAD-Police drama. 4:00 4 MATINEE IN NEW YORK-Robin Chand- 8 CRIME SYNDICATED-narcotics drama. 5 ler, Bill Cullen and Bill Goodwin in 9:30 4 CIRCLE THEATRE-drama. 6 variety quiz show with Winner Take 5 Same. All Segment. 6 Same. 8 MOVIE MATINEE. 8 SUSPENSE-dramas of the unusual and 5:00 4 FUN TO LEARN-"Crafts," Dr. Wine· surprising. bernner. 10:00 4 ORIGINAL AMATEUR HOUR-Ted Mack 5 HAWKINS FALLS-daily serial of typical 5 and Dennis James with parade of en- 6 small town life. Phillip Lord and Hope 6 tertaining talented contestants. Summers featured. 8 DANGER-dramatic program. 8 THE BUNK HOUSE-western variety star­ 10:30 8 ROCKY KING, DETECTIVE-Rocky (Rascoe ring Bob Ehle. Karns) in mystery. 5:15 4 DICK TRACY-adventure film . 10:45 4 FILM FEATURETTE. 5 GABBY HAYES-tales of the old west with 5 -views and inter- . 6 Gabby as narrator. 6 views. 5:30 4 HOWDY DOODY-puppets and Bob 11 :00 4 LATE NEWS-Harry Webb. 5 Smith entertain. 5 BOXING--from Eastern Parkway Arena. 6 Same. 6 NEWS. 6:00 4 SAGEBRUSH TRAIL-western story. 8 NEWS & SPORTS with Dick Grossman. 5 CANYON JACK-western . serial. 11 :05 8 MYSTERY THEATRE. 6 FILM-feature. 11 :10 4 FINAL SPORTS-Chuck Healy. 8 WESTERN THEATRE. 8 CRIME SYNDICATED-Sen. O'Connor 6:15 6 NEWS. narrator. 6:30 4 NEWS-Ed Dinsmore. 11 :15 6 STARS PLAYHOUSE-drama. 5 ED MURPHY with comments. 11:20 4 WEATHER REPORT. 6 SPEAKING OF SPORTS. 11 :30 4 GUESS WHAT-panel quiz show. 8 INSIDE CITY HALL. 5 CAMERA HEADLINES. 6:45 4 SPORTS SPOTLIGHT. 11 :45 6 GODFREY'S FRIENDS-Arthur returns to 5 CAMERA HEADLINES. the sparkling variety shaw with his regu­ 6 TV VARIETIES. lar gang. 11 MORNING PROGRAMS MON. TUES. WED. THURS. FRI . 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9:00 4 YOUR FIGURE-Rollie Huff tells how lo keep trim. 9:15 4 NEWS-Jack Ogilvie. 9 :30 4 FILM FEATURETTE. 9:45 4 FILM FEATURETTE. 8 THESE THINGS WE SHARE. 9 :55 6 THOUGHT FOR THE DAY. 10:00 4 (MWF) SHOPPER'S GUIDE-where to buy what. 4 (T Th) ARTHUR GODFREY TIME. 5 PROLOGUE TO THE FUTURE. 6 (MWF) MORNING NEWS. 6 (T TH) ARTHUR GODFREY-Robert Q . 8 (MTWT) ARTHUR GODFREY TIML 8 (f) CBS NEWS. 10:15 4 (MW) ARTHUR GODFREY TIME. 6 (T Th) MORNING NEWS. 8 (F) TO BE ANNOUNCED. LUCILLE BAll and DESI ARNAZ return 10:30 4 (F) FILM FEATURETTE. on September 15 for their second sea­ 5 BREAKFAST PARTY. son as co-stars of CBS-TV's hilarious 6 TAKE IT EASY-with host, Mort Nusbaum, comedy series, "I Love Lucy," which back from vacation. catapulted · to top place in entertain­ 8 (MTWT) ARTHUR GODFREY TIME. ment during its first season on the -air. 8 (F) MIKE AND BUFF. Also appearing in the popular enter­ 10:45 4 BRIDE AND GROOM-John Nelson gives THE CHIEF-Walter Grea%a stars as FOR REALI--Rosemary Clooney laughs at a joke by , while Dean tainment series are Vivian Vance and newlyweds big send-of! w ith pri%es. "Chief of the Bureau" in the NBC-TV Martin looks pained. The three will be heard when the " and Jerry William Frawley. 11 :00 4 PLAIN AND FANCY COOKING-by series, "Treasury Men in Action/' which lewis Show" returns to NBC radio on Sept. 16 and seen and heard on the open­ resumed Thursday, Aug. 28. The ad­ Marian Roberts. ing telecast of the " Comedy Hour" on Sept. 21. Miss Clooney will appear 5 THE JIM DELINE GANG-music, variety. venture episodes are based on cases 6 (M) FILM. from U. S. Treasury files. as guest on both open'ing shows, if she has recovered from her laughter by then. 6 (TTh) FILM. 6 (WF) VICTOR LINDLAHR. 8 KAY'S KITCHEN-cooking hints far tasty inexpensive meals. "life With Luigi" starring J. Carrol Naish (left) 11:15 6 (M) YOU AND YOUR CHILD. one of Hollywood' s foremost character actors, is 6 (Tu) TOWER CLOCK TIME-return of scheduled for presentation over the CBS Televi­ louise Wilson with interviews, fashion sion Network, starting Monday, September 22. and home hints. Shown in photo with NAISH, who plays Italian 6 (W) FILM. immigrant Luigi Basco, is Alan Reed, featured 8 TO BE ANNOUNCED. as "Pasquale." 11 :30 4 (MWF) STRIKE IT RICH. -the program "with a heart." Warren Hull, emcee. 4 (T) I'VE GOT A SECRET-Garry Moore 8 Coy and Paul Potter with Jean Mc­ returns as emcee of show featuring un­ Bride, Mary Kenney, Dennis Parnell. usual secrets. Regular panelist members 12 :30 4 SEARCH FOR TOMORROW-A dramatic 4 (Th) YOU AND YOUR FAMILY. 6 serial of Barron family starring Mary 5 IT'S A PROBLEM. 8 Stuart and lynn loring. 6 STRIKE IT RICH-Warren Hull, emcee, 5 CAMERA HEADLINES. 8 gives participants chance to win money 12:45 4 GUIDING LIGHT-starring Jane Allison and help. Program "with a heart." as Meta Roberts. Moving serial story of 12:00 4 NEWS-Jack Ogilvie. a woman's second marriage and her 5 RUTH LYON'S 50 CLUB--friendly chatter fight to keep the marriage. ART LINKLETTER, monarch of oil he and comment. Willie Thall, substituting 5 HOLLYWOOD MATINEE-film drama. surveys in the fun field, strikes a sig­ 6 BRIDE AND GROOM - John Nelson 6 SHIP'S REPORTER_ nificant pose before the camera as he 8 gives newlyweds send-of! with pri%es. 8 WHO, WHAT, WHERE, WHEN. prepares for the television premiere of 12:15 4 LOVE OF LIFE-story of an advertising his five-times-weekly "Art Linkletter' s 6 agency secreetary, starring Peggy Me- Stations reserve the right to change listing1 House Party" Monday, Sept. 1. 12 13 IT'S WEDNESDAY THE GARDEN GRILL for SEPTEMBER 3, 1952 • The Very Finest of Food • Real, Friendly Atmosphere 1 ,oo 4 MATINEE PLAYHOUSE-feature fllm. 6 FILM. • Orchestra and Dancing 8 YOUR TOWN. Friday - Saturday - Sunday 1 ,30 6 GARRY MOORE SHOW-variety with the 8 personality af Moore and his regulars. Make It a MUST Each Weekend 1 ,45 4 JOHNNY'S SHOW. 2,00 4 GARRY MOORE SHOW-fun and variety 1133 NORTON STREET with quick-quipping Moore. EMpire 1054 Rochester, N. Y. 5 LADIES DAY. 2,30 4 MEET THE MILLERS' FRIENDS. 6 THE GUIDING LIGHT-drama serial of 8 woman's second marriage and her problems to keep it intact. DUMPLING HILL 2,45 6 OPEN HOUSE-with Ross Weller and Ann Rogers. Restaurant and Cocktail lounge 8 ART LINKLETTER HOUSEPARTY-with fun, Full Course Dinners - lunches variety and interviews. Friday Specials 3,00 4 THE BIG PAYOFF-with Bess Myerson 5 and Randy Merriman who offer temp- Fish Fry - Scallops - Fried Shrimp 6 ling prizes of mink coats, etc. 3,15 8 AL PEARCE SHOW-for friendly enter­ Fils Trio- Fri.- Sat. tainment with AI and his gang. We Caler to Wedding Receptions 3.30 4 JOHNNY DUGAN SHOW-sparkling au- Banquets - Parties 5 dience participation for prizes and for 6 laughs. 2130 ScoHsville Road 4,00 4 MATINEE IN NEW YORK-with quizmas- 5 lers Bill Cullen, Bill Goodwin and GEnesee 6143-J Rochester, N. Y. 6 Robin Chandler with "Winner Take All 8 MOVIE MATINEE. 5,00 4 FUN TO LEARN-" Countries ' Round the World" film . 5 HAWKINS FALLS-Phillip lord and Hope 6 Summers in the life of a typical COLONIAL small town. 8 THE BUNKHOUSE. 5,15 4 DICK TRACY-Adventure Film. HOTEL 5 GABBY HAYES-spinning yarns of the 6 wild, wooly western adventures. Serving Lunches 5,30 4 HOWDY DOODY-with Bob Smith and and 5 puppet Clarabell. 6 Same. Dinners Daily 6,00 4 SAGEBRUSH TRAIL-western story. 5 CANYON JACK-western serial. Try Our Special 6 SPACE CADET-featuring Tom Corbett CHICKEN FRICASSEE science-flction interplanetary adventures. 8 WESTERN THEATRE. All You Can Eat-$2.00 6,15 6 NEWS. Dancing to Bert Latimer and His 6,30 4 NEWS-Ed Dinsmore. Orchestra Saturday Evening 5 ED MURPHY. MATT REGER - Prop. 6 SPEAKING OF SPORTS. 8 SPACE CADET-with Tom Corbitt in thrill­ 1111 Empire Blvd . CUlver 3968 ing futuristic adventures. Rochester, N. Y. 6,45 4 SPORTS SPOTLIGHT-Chuck Healy. 5 CAMERA HEADLINES. 14 WBEN-TV WSYR-TV WHAM-TV WHEN . TV LIFE Has Openings for Ch. 4 Ch 5 Ch 6 Ch 8 Advertising Salesmen in Rochester, Syracuse and 6 PERRY COMO SHOW-with hit tunes by the popular vocalist, Fontane Sisters, Ray Buffalo Areas . Charles Chorus. Write Editor: TV LIFE, 16 State St., Roch. 14, N.Y. 8 NEWS AND SPORTS-with Dick Gross· man. 6:55 5 RED PATRONS SPORTS. 7:00 4 UP TO PAAR. 5 Same. 6 FILM. 8 CAPTAIN VIDEO. 7:15 6 LITTLE THEATRE . 7:30 4 JOHN KIERAN'S KALEIDOSCOPE. 5 MEET YOUR MATCH-Jan Murray emcees 6 a new audience participation quiz show. 8 FURNITURE TRENDS. 7:45 5 NEWS CARAVAN-with John Cameron 6 Swayze. 4 NEWS CARAVAN. 8 PERRY COMO SHOW-with good songs by Como, Fontane Sisters, Ray Charles Chorus. 8:00 4 ARTHUR GODFREY'S FRIENDS- with 8 guest !emcee, Celeste Holm. 5 EXCHANGE HOll,SE. a Accurate Schedules 6 BOSTON BLACKIE-Biackie (Kent Taylor) • News and Picture Highlights in intrigue to outwit criminals and res· • Radio and TV Personalities sue beautiful damsels. • Area Entertainment Features 8:30 5 JUVENILE JURY-children's jury program ' with Jack Barry as emcee. 6 CHRONOSCOPE. 8:45 6 SPORTSMEN'S CLUB. 9 :00 4 TV THEATRE-dramatic program. 5 Same. 6 Same. 8 STRIKE IT RICH-with emcee Warren Hull who helps contestants win funds and aid needed in problems. 9:30 8 THE HUNTER-mystery seeries. 10:00 4 BOXING BOUTS-Del Flannagan vs. 6 Johnny " Red" Defazio. Steve Ellis YES . • . YOU CAN SAVE $5.40 ON THE commentating. SINGLE COPY PRICE BY CLIPPING THE HANDY COUPON BELOW AND SENDING 5 TV RECITAL HALL-Guest artists. WITH YOUR REMITTANCE .TO: 10:30 5 ASK ME ANOTHER-Joe Boland. 10:45 4 SPORTS SPOTLIGHT. ············-~··········· 6 SPORTS PARADE. TV LIFE 16 State St., Rocheate..r 14, N .Y. 8 SPORTS SPOT. 11:00 4 LATE NEWS. G.nti•M•n1 Please enter my subscription to ROCHESTER TV LIFE 5 ROLLER DERBY-the skaters in action. for one year for which I enclose $5 .00 -A saving Ken Nydell announces. 6 NEWS. of $5.40 on the Single Copy Price. 8 NEWS AND SPORTS. 11 :05 8 MYSTERY THEATRE 11 :10 4 WEATHER AND SPORTS. Nom•------11 :15 4 TO BE ANNOUNCED. Address·------6 MONTGOMERY PRESENTS-Robert Mont· gomery, producer host presents drama. ------Stole--- 11 :30 4 THE WEB--mystery drama. 5 CAMERA HEADLINES. SUBSCRIBE TODAY! 15 WBEN-TV WSYR-TV WHAM-TV WHEN THURSDAY Ch 4 Ch 5 Ch 6 Ch 8

SEPTE~BER 4, 1952 6:45 4 SPORTS SPOTLIGHT-Healy. 1:00 4 MATINEE PLAYHOUSE. 5 CAMERA HEADLINES. 6 HOW DO YOU DO IT. 6 SCIENCE SERIES. 8 YOUR. TOWN. 8 NEWS & SPORTS with Dick Grossman. 1:15 6 FILM. 6:55 5 RED PATRON SPORTS. 7:00 4 MAYOR OF HOLLYWOOD-celebrities 1:30 6 GARRY MOORE SHOW-variety and w it 5 and places in and around Hollywood. 8 with Moore and the gang. 6 Same. 1 :45 4 JOHNNY'S SHOW. a CAPTAIN VIDEO. 2:00 4 GARRY MOORE SHOW-with host Moore 7:30 4 WASHINGTON SPOTLIGHT-film. · and the gang to entertain. 5 DINAH SHORE-sweet songs by the 5 LADIES DAY. 6 lovely ¥iss Shore. 2:30 4 MEET THE MILLERS' FRIENDS. 8 THE LONE RANGER-western thriller 6 GUIDING LIGHT-with Meta Robinson with Tonto assisting the maske\:1 man 8 as the woman who faces the problems in adventure. of a second marriage. 7:45 4 NEWS CARAVAN-John Cameron Swaz- 5 ze comments. 2:45 6 OPEN HOUSE-informative chit-chat with 6 Same. Ross Weller and Ann Rogers. 8:00 4 -The funniest of the 8 ART LINKLETTER HOUSEPARTY-enter· 5 Groucho Marx "You Bet Your Life" taining variety with interviews and 6 winter series. music. 8 AMOS 'N' ANDY-Comedy. 3:00 4 WOMEN OF TODAY-film. 8:30 4 T-MEN IN ACTION-stories of U. S. 5 BIG PAYOFF-Bess Myerson and Randy 5 Treasury men in exciting true dramas. 6 Merriman tempt contestants with prizes 6 Same. of mi~k and European trips. 8 CHANCE OF A LIFETIME-Dennis James 3:15 4 MUSIC MART-Bobby Nicholson. emcees as talent vies far cash prizes. 8 AL PEARCE SHOW-AI and his gang of 9:00 4 GANGBUSTERS - true dramas of the regulars make fun. 5 the nation's police force. 3:30 4 JOHNN¥ DUGAN SHOW-with audience 6 PICK THE WINNER-Campaign it sues. 5 fun and prizes and songs. 8 PICK THE WINNER-Campaign issues. 6 Same. 9:30 4 MR. PEEPERS-Wally Cox stars in comedy 8 MOVIE MATINEE. 5 EISENHOWER SPEECH . 4:00 4 MATINEE IN NEW YORK-quiz-comic 6 Same. 5 show with Bill Cullen, Bill Goodwin 8 BIG TOWN-dramatic program. 6 and Robin Chandler with a Winner 10:00 4 MARTN KANE-starring Lee Tracy as the Take All se_gment. 5 private eye who brings the criminals 8 MOVIE MATINEE. 6 to task. 5:00 4 FUN TO LEARN-film. 8 RACKET SQUAD-expose of rackets. 5 HAWKINS FALLS-where Phillip Lord 10:30 4 DANGEROUS ASSIGNMENT-Steve Mit­ 6 and Hope Summer meet life in a chell (Brian Donlevy) matches wits against typical small town. foreign agents far U. S. Government as 8 THE BUNKHOUSE. special agent. 5:15 4 DICK TRACY-adventure film. 5 THE UNEXPECTED-mys1ery adventure. 5 GABBY HAYES-with Hayes as spinner 6 FIVE STAR TV THEATRE-drama. 6 Of wild and wooly stories of the grand 8 I'VE GOT A SECRET. old west in days of "injuns and cow­ boys and tough hombres. 11 :00 4 LATE NEWS. 5:30 4 HOWDY DOODY-favorite puppet How- 5 CAMERA HEADLINES. 5 dy and Bob Smith with other well· 6 NEWS. 6 known friends. 8 NEWS & SPORTS with Dick Grossman. 6:00 4 SAGEBRUSH TRAIL-western story. 11 :05 8 MYSTERY THEATRE. 5 CANYON JACK-western serial. 11 :10 4 FINAL SPORTS. 6 INDUSTRY ON PARADE-the behind 11 :15 4 INDUSTRY ON PARADE-behind scenes scenes of America' s great industries. of America's great industries. 8 WESTERN THEATRE-feature. 6 BROADWAY TO HOLLYWOOD -Bill 6:15 6 NEWS. Slater emcee; Betty Cox songstress and 6:30 4 NEWS-Ed Dinsmore. guests. 5 ED MURPHY. 6 SPEAKING OF SPORTS. 11 :30 4 PLAYHOUSE OF STARS-" Part of Call" 8 ROSSI REPORTS. starring Victor McLaglen. 16 WINNERS ALL ... *

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17 WBEN-TV WSYR-TV WHAM-TV WHEN FRIDAY Ch 4 Ch 5 Ch 6 Ch 8 SEPTEMBER 5, 1952 5 Some. 6 FILM. 1:00 4 MATINEE PLAYHOUSE-feature film . 8 CAPTAIN VIDEO. 6 MAKE IT AND MARKET. 7:15 6 ASK THE KIDS-return of a favorite show 8 YOUR TOWN. with quizmaster Ralph Collier and his 1:1 5 6 VICTOR LINKLAHR. young panel members. 1 :30 6 GARRY MOORE SHOW-variety pro- 7:30 4 STARS OF EXCELLENCE. S gram with wit Moore and his gong. 5 MEET YOUR MATCH-Jon Murray emcee 1:45 4 JOHNNY' S SHOW. 6 of new audience participation quiz 2:00 4 GARRY MOORE SHOW-variety with 8 YOUR TV SHOPPER-where to buy and Garry as emcee. what to buy. 5 LADIES DAY. 7:45 4 NEWS CARAVAN-John Cameron 2:30 4 MEET THE MILLERS' FRIENDS. 5 Swayze. 6 THE GUIDING LIGHT-the story of a 6 Same. 8 woman and her second marriage. 8 PERRY COMO SHOW-songs by Como 2:45 6 OPEN HOUSE-Ross Weller and Ann and singing friends. Rogers with informal chit-chat. 8:00 4 MAMA-hearworming story of a Nor­ 8 ART LINKLETTER HOUSEPARTY-with the 6 weigan family, starring Peggy Wood genial fun-makj ng Art as host. 8 as "Mama. 3:00 4 THE BIG PAYOFF-Bess Myerson and 5 CURTAIN CALL-Dramatic program. 5 Merriman tempt contestants with fa- 8:30 4 WE, THE PEOPLE-guests relate their un­ 6 bulous prizes of mink coats, etc. 5 usual personal experiences. 3:15 8 AL PEARCE SHOW-AI and his gong 6 Same. make fun. 8 PANTOMINE QUIZ-Mike Stokey emcee. 3:30 4 JOHNNY DUGAN SHOW-sparkling vor- as regular panelists Hans Conreid, Jackie 5 iety of audience participation for Coogan, Coleen Gray, Robert Stack, vie 6 prizes and fun. with guest panelists in charades. 8 MOVIE MATINEE. 9:00 4 WRESTLING FILMS OF YESTERDAY. 4:00 4 MATINEE IN NEW YORK-Robin Chond- 5 THE BIG STORY-stories that made news­ 5 ler, Bill Goodwin and Bill Cullen in paper reporters famous. 6 quiz. 6 THE BIG STORY-the stories that have 8 MOVIE MATINEE-feature. made newspaper reporters famous. 5:00 4 FUN TO LEARN-Fred Hall, of Buffalo 8 PLAYHOUSE OF STARS-Irene Dunne in­ Museum of Science. troduces dramatic play. 5 HAWKINS FALLS-serial of life in a 9:30 5 DANGEROUS ASSIGNMENT- Steve Mit­ 6 typical .small town. Phillip Lord and chell (Brian Donlevy) outwits plots of Hope Summers star. crime against peace. 8 THE BUNKHOUSE. 6 THE UNEXPECTED. 5:15 4 DICK TRACY-adventure film. 8 FOOTLIGHTS THEATRE - drama. 5 GABBY HAYES-the old time story teller 10.00 4 BOXING BOUT-Gil Turner vs. Bobby 6 spins his yarns. 6 Dykes from Madison Square Garden. 5:30 4 HOWDY DOODY-Bob Smith and popu- 5 CAVALCADE OF SPORTS. 5 lor puppets. 8 POLICE STORY - drama. 6 Same. 10:30 4 GREATEST FIGHTS OF THE CENTURY. 6:00 4 SAGEBRUSH TRAIL-western story. 5 Same. 5 CANYON JACK-western serial. 8 BROADWAY TO HOLLYWOOD - Bill 6 SPACE CADET-adventures of interplan­ Slater. etary doings. 10:45 4 GREATEST FIGHTS OF THE CENTURY. 8 WESTERN THEATRE-film. 6 Same. 6:1 5 6 NEWS. 11 :00 4 LATE NEWS-Harry Webb. 6:30 4 NEWS-Ed Densmore. 5 GENESEE PLAYHOUSE-drama. 5 ED MURPHY. 6 NEWS. 6 SPEAKING OF SPORTS. 8 NEWS AND SPORTS-Dick Grossman. 8 SPACE CADET-Tom Corbett and inter­ 11:05 4 WEATHER. planetary science---fiction adventures. 8 PREMIER PLAYHOUSE. 6:45 4 SPORTS SPOTLIGHT-Chuck Healy. 11:10 4 FINAL SPORTS. 5 CAMERA HEADLINES. 11 :15 6 GUESS WHAT. 6 PERRY COMO SHOW-songs by Como 11 :30 4 RACKET SQUAD-Captain Braddock ex· and his group of star entertainers. poses crime. 8 NEWS AND SPORTS-Dick Grossman. 12 :00 4 THE UNEXPECTED-drama with Herbert 6:55 5 RED PATRONS SPORTS. Marshall, narrator. 7:00 4 UP TO PAAR-Quiz show with Jock Poor. 12:15 5 CAMERA HEADLINES. 18 Bing Crosby is taping a backlog of radio per se. If I were in a strange town, for ex­ programs now so he can trek to E urope in ample. and there was a game going November. Meanwhile his TV plans are on opposite my hotel, I wouldn't even cross still indefinite . . . The AI Pearce show the street to see it, unless I happened to switches to an afternoon spot in September have friends among the pla'yers." . . . On . . . The 1952-53 series of Groucho Marx August 29, CBS will air the Little League shows started shooting August 20 . . . world series from Williamsport, Pa. All Peggy Lee is slated for the movie, " The players are between the ages of 8 and 12 Jazz Singer." . . . William Saroyan, the . . . To stimulate voters' interest in the author-playwright, will write, co-produce Presidential campaign issues, CBS-TV has and co-direct 25 half-hour TV films shortly launched " Pick the Winner" with guest . . . A watch manufacturer has already politicos. Walter Cronkite is moderator ... signed for alternate week sponsorship of Red Skelton's new telefilm pact penalizes 's show to resume in the him if he misses a scene ... There's talk fall . . . A N ew York City clergyman, that NBC will buy the Broadway theatre Dr. Norman ·Vincent Peale, is launching a housing a play which has a set with a real new series of 15 minute TV shows . .. swimming pool. NBC wants to use the pool Fulton Lewis, Jr. is off on a month's va­ fo r TV ... George Fenneman, the Groucho cation ... In , a package of green Marx announcer, has just signed to handle powder accidentally got mixed up in the the same assignment for Martin & Lewis on air conditioning system at Station W AAM radio . . . Margaret and Barbara Whiting and spotted five staffers bright green . . . getting together an act for TV . . . With Songstress Joan Edwards' eight-year-old out of TV for the time being, daughter, Judy, plays Sylvia Sidney's daugh­ and Herb Shriner are in the run­ ter in a new play making its debut on the ning for his show . . . Harry Von Z ell straw hat circuit in Massachusetts . . . The recovered after a three weeks virus siege . . . U.S. and Mexico now have an agreement Mickey Rooney is filming an NBC-TV covering the frequency channels of TV show . . . Jackie Coogan is now assistant stations along the border . . . From Korea, producer on "Pantomine Quiz" ... Alan singer Eddie Fisher goes to Europe . . . Young will put his program on film . . . While in N ew York, declared "One Man's Family" returns to TV, Sept. he still considers radio the best medium for 6 . . . Bing Crosby is doing a turn on the his talents ... Fred Astaire, Ginger Rogers, MBS "Family Theatre" this week . .. There and Ray Bolger being groomed for one shot is talk that 'Loretta Young is being pitched CBS-TV appearances in the autumn . . . to ad agencies via a radio series, "The There's talk that a new TV film network will Farmer's Daughter" .. . Rhonda Fleming soon be launched .. . When architect Frank who wants to do TV films is couferring with Lloyd Wright guest starred with Tex and an agent now ... Arle'ne Francis will take Jinx he surprised everyone by pulling in time out from panel shows to do a straight 2,000 letters of comment . . . During the dramatic part in "Suspense" next week . .. commercials on the TV "Death Valley In , brewers are spending Days," viewers will see Rosemary DeCamp $200,000 for TV spots to include news and with her four children. She's the nurse on the weather . . . CBS radio correspondent the "Dr. Christian'' series ... Comedian Eric Sevareid has written a new book, "In is slated for his own TV show One Ear" . . . The comic book based on in the autumn . .. "Kukla, Fran and Ollie" the radio-TV "My Friend Irma" is now are beginning their sixth video year . . . helping sell defense bonds ... In unprece­ T alking about why she does her baseball dented numbers, U .S. Senators 'are flocking TV show without notes, Laraine Day re­ to TV with pockets loaded, to campaign veals "I follow the players' careers closely, for re-election . . . Opposite so I know just what to ask them." She next season, CBS-TV will schedule Alan doesn't care too much for baseball games, Young and, for the second half hour, Red she admits and goes on to say her baseball Buttons .. . D espite mushrooming TV, the savvy is over-rated. "It may make good first new radio station to be copy," she says, "but it just isn't so. The licensed since 1928 will make its bow on fact is that I don't even care for baseball, September I 19 LOOKING FOR VA LUES?

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20 but we doubt if this has much to do with THE GREEN THUMB fruit setting. In our greenhouse, we have By DOC and KATY ABRAHAM, Naples, N.Y. had potted peppers set heavily without the "The Green Thumb" is broadcast every benefit of insects or "rooster" plants for Saturday at !2:45 P.M. over WHAM·TV pollination. Peppers do have a blossom-end disease, however, due to dry weather, and AFRICAN VIOLETS: As violets grow this sometimes causes blooms and fruits to older, they become rather ungainly looking, drop. but that's no sign you should toss the plants out. You can improve the appearance of an PICKING PEACHES: It seems elementary old plant by removing the lower row of to say anything about picking peaches, but leaves. It's also a good idea to give the judging from the green peaches we've seen roots a pruning to encourage fine "feeder" on the market we're convinced many peaches roots to develop. Then repot the plant deep­ could be left on the tree longer. If peaches er than it grew originally. Incidentally, dust are picked at the proper time, they'll be makes violets look older than they really larger, of higher quality and they'll have a are. Air hose your plants or give them a higher sugar content. The time to pick El­ periodic bath, syringing them with warm berta and other yellow varieties is when water in the bath tub. the fruit has changed to a light greenish­ As a final word, be careful not to water yellow, with up to 25 per cent blush. Here's your newly transplanted violets too much an example of how you get more volume if as they are susceptible to crown rot disease. fruit is allowed to ripen. Suppose you picked If you have a young plant with several 100 bushels of not-quite-ripe peaches today. crowns, or if you have an old plant with If you leave them on the tree, in two days lots of branches or suckers, tear them apart they will yield 108 bushels, and five days and replant the pieces. from now they'll make 116 bushels. If you'd leave them until this time next week, you can pick 124 bushels. Don't pick peaches * * * when they are green because the peach adds PEPPERS: A question we receive weekly to itself in the final ripening process. is: "Why is it my pepper plants grow nice and bushy, are loaded with blossoms and yet produce few or no fruits? The answer LAWN NOTES: During dry spells, lawn to this question is not too clear. Hot tem­ grasses go dormant, or dry up to the point peratures at tile time the Bowers are setting of never being able to recover. Then after fruits often cause the blooms to shed, hence good soaking rains, the grasses appear no peppers can form. In this area, variety green again. Droughts make it tough on seems to have a lot to do with fruit forma­ grasses but they seem to thrive even after tion. Last year we had pepper plants only a long "burn." Weeds such as plantain 6 inches high, hut loaded with peppers. If (that pest which sends up stalks with seed you can buy seed or plants of the old­ heads) seem to do their best during hot, fashioned Baby Bell, do so next spring be­ dry· weather. Keep your lawn mowed to cause you can always count on this variety prevent seed heads from forming, or next to bear in all kinds of weather. Weather at year's crop of p!aQtain will even be worse. pollination time is probably the answer to It's a good idea to catch the clippings or fruit formation. Some gardeners plant pep­ rake them up so weed seeds can be de­ pers close together for pollination purposes, stroyed. ·,

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