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In ‘Medic’ CONTENTS as we see it WEEK OF OCTOBER 15-21 “It’s getting worse and worse,” said I Local Program Guide our friend. Opens Opposite Page 12 “What, television?” we asked. “No, television is getting better,” he GUIDiy America’s Television Magazine said. “That’s what makes things worse around our house. There are so many TELETYPES good shows on at the same time—how New York . 3 do you decide what to watch?” Hollywood.23 If ever there was an opening for a ARTICLES TV GUIDE sales talk, that was it. Richard Boone: 'Healer Of But we resisted the impulse and con¬ The Sick' . 4 sidered his problem. Take Tuesday In Person—Almost .18 night as an example. TV Saddens Kim Stanley .20 You begin by watching Warner Broth¬ CLOSE-UP ers Presents for’ an exciting film Nobody Loves Pinky Lee— drama, and it isn’t half over before Except The Kids .13 you’re wondering whether Berle (or SPECIAL FEATURE Martha Raye or Bob Hope) might not TV GUIDE Previews; be starting a good show, or whether Davy Crockett . 8 you really shouldn’t be tuning to PICTURE STORIES Navy Log, the fine new CBS series. Geisha Girls On TV .10 If you’re a Berle fancier, half-way Who's This Durante? .12 through his show you’re wondering REVIEWS what Wyatt Earp’s up to, and just It's Always Jan .16 how funny Phil Silvers is going to Tales Of The Texas Rangers ...17 be at the same time. And so it goes the rest of the evening—up to The COLUMNS $64,000 Question, when there seems Fine Tuning • By Ollie Crawford ..17 to be no doubt in anyone’s mind Confidentially . . . where to tune. By Earl Wilson .22 Cover Photo By Elmer Hollovray, NBC Vol. 3. No. 42 . Oct. 15. 1955 We don’t think there’s room for com¬ litue 1133 plaint about this Year of Plenty on TV. Networks are outdoing themselves Walter H. Annenbera, Editor —and if there are a number of good Merrill Panift, Managing Editor programs on at the same hour, we’d Alexander H. Joseph, Assoeiate Editor Harry Horris, Associate Editor rather miss a few than have the net¬ Oliver H. Crawford, Programming Editor works give up their competitive battle Michael J. O’Neill, Advertising Director for attention. The hotter the compe¬ Donald P. Kohi, Promotion Director tition, the better for the audience. Henry H. Oschay, Circulation Director Well, we finally yielded to that im¬ James T. Quirk, Publisher pulse and pointed out to our friend TV GUIDE is published weekly by Triangle Publications. Inc.. that with TV GUIDE’S program de¬ 400 N. Broad Street, Philadelphia 1. Pa. Rlttenhouse 6-1600. National Advertising Office. 400 N. Broad SL, Philadelphia tails at hand, he’d know pretty well, in 1, Pa. Entered as second class matter at the Post Office at Philadelphia. Pa. Subscription Rates: In the U.S. and advance, which shows he’d enjoy; and Canada. 1 year $S.00, 2 years $8.00, 3 years $11.00, single copy 15c; In Pan-American Countries 1 year $7.00, 2 years when something extra-special was in $12.00. 3 years $17.00; In other Foreign Countries 1 year $8.00, 2 years $14.00. 3 years $20.00. Copyrii^t 1955 by the offing, TV GUIDE would tell. . Triangle Publications. Inc. No material in TV GUIDE, includ¬ We sold him, all right; but it seems ing program information, may be reprinted without per¬ mission of the copyright owner. he and his family still didn’t quite Address subscriptions and changes of address agree on shows. Poor fellow wound to Box 8019, Philadelphia t. Pa. up buying a second television set! Please allow four weeks for change of address. TV Teletype*

i HOHmY^^OOd] Dan Jenkins reports:

Rumors concerning demise of I Love Lucy, following NBC's sign¬ ing of Lucy's producer-headwriter, JESS OPPENHEIMER, effective next spring, have been firmly spiked by DESI ARNAZe "We have no such plans," he told TV GUIDE. "I hate to see JESS go, but his leaving won't Interfere in the slightest with whatever plans we make for the show. Personally, I would like to expand Lucy to a full hour every week, maybe even in color, using big-name guest stars—say, three weeks out of four—to help LUCY and me carry the load. But we'd still appear in every show. Of course, this is Just my own plan for the show and will have to be concurred in by both CBS and the sponsors. We are working on that right now. CBS, you see, has an option on Lucy for 1956-57, Sure, we'll miss JESS. But, who knows?" he added. "By next spring Desilu might buy NBC, and we'd all be back together again!"

There's a good chance that VAN JOHNSON will do a CBS spectacular before the season is out (script is already written), and sign up as host and sometime star of an anthology film series . . . Superman (GEORGE REEVES) isn't that super—his studio's Insured him for $100,000 * * * • SIR CEDRIC HARDWICKE, FAY BAINTER, CLAIRE LUCE (the actress) and JOHN BARRYMOiffi, JR. signed to star in one or more Matinee Theater shows. NBC's daytime drama series, vriiich debuts Oct 31, already has more than $1,000,000 worth of sponsorship aboard. While Matinee is based in Hollywood, producer ALBERT McCLEERY will originate at least one show each month from Mew York. * * * Former movie star LAURA LA PLANTE makes her first camera appearance in 15 years for her TV bow in an up¬ coming episode of It's a Great Life . . . LEO DUROCHER will soon be handling West Coast sportscastlng chores for NBC and may do a weekly show of his own. * ♦ * DICK POWELL will bow out of Four Star Playhouse next year to do his own series, Willie PantF^ based on the gambler character he has already played twice on Four Star. One "Dante" episode in fact, was the series' debut show three years ago * * * * ROSALIND RUSSELL may reprise her "Wonderful Town" Broadway role on Producers' Showcase in November, pos¬ sibly with DAVID WAYNE . . . HUMPHREY BOGART is looking for a seven-foot actor to play the giant boxer in "The Harder They Fall." How about MICKEY ROONEY standing on GEORGE GOBEL's shoulders? * * * Judges have announced winners in TV GUIDE'S TIM contest. Thev are: GEORGE HURD, Buffalo, N.Y.; JAMES STAPLETON, Englewood, Colo : RON VOIGT, Edgerton, Wls.; JOE WILLIAMS, Houston, Tex.• and RAY BUTRYN, Toronto, Canada.

*Trade-mark, Teletype Corp. Continued on ln$ide Back Cover Healer Of The Sick... Richard Boone Symbolizes Physicians Of The Nation In TV’s Stark 'Medic'

In two-part drama, mother (Gloria She finds first night in Husband brings flowers McGhee) has urge to kill her child. mental hospital terrifying. and news about child.

Two of the most authentically de¬ fully, “and that was simply and forth¬ tailed shows in TV, Dragnet and Med¬ rightly. This Moser is a beautiful ic, spring pretty much from the same writer. He knows how to make the source. With Jack Webb as its creator ‘dirty’ words sound like ‘hello’ or and star, Dragnet was written, in its ‘goodbye.’ ” radio and early TV days, by James The post-partum story, “And There Moser. In the summer of 1950, Moser Was Darkness . . . And There Was also wrote a single radio drama, “The Light,” was a far cry from the usual Doctor,” which turned out to be TV drama. The chief burden of its the forerunner of Medic. One of the telling lay in the face of actress Gloria show’s doctors was an unknown bit McGhee, who had to tread a wavering player named Richard Boone. Today borderline between sanity and insan¬ Boone plays Dr. Konrad Styner, host ity, while her offstage voice told the and frequent star of Medic, which story of “Frances Dunbar,” a mother was created and is written by Moser. of four children, whose own childhood If Dragnet is authentic. Medic is al¬ experiences with sex instruction had most appallingly so. Its recent two- turned her against her husband and parter on post-partum psychosis dealt later against her fourth baby. with a subject generally considered taboo by the broadcasting industry— Boone has gained a lasting respect the post-birth mental condition of a for Moser’s talent—and the medical woman bent on killing her own—or profession—through his association anyone else’s—baby. with Medic. “There was only one way to do this “I suppose,” he says, “that we ac¬ kind of show,” Boone says thought- tors seemed just as strange at first to the doctors associated with Medic as ◄ Dr. Styner (Richard Boone) beams at they did to us. I think they all wear happy ending to stark Medic story. a protective veneer, a continued of lighted matches. “There was that routine call to do a one-shot radio summer show, and four years later somebody remembers it and all of a sudden I’m the guy in Medic.” The latest of a long line of NBC shows thrown against CBS’ I Love Lucy on Monday nights. Medic seems to have made the grade against the Lucille Ball-Desi Arnaz powerhouse. Asked about Medic’s prospects for its second season, Boone raises his eyebrows and says matter-of-factly, “Poor Lucy.’ As a working actor, Boone is partic¬ ularly enthusiastic over Medic as a springboard for his working brethren, the unknown actors and actresses still looking for their break. 'My name is James Moser; I'm a writer “We seldom use a player twice,” he of TV shows': first Dragnet, now Medic. says, “and can parcel out roles to a lot of different people. Other shows do that too, of course, but Medic now sort of professional aura. But when has a terrific impact. People in the you finally break through to them, trade watch it, and it’s become a good they’re pretty real people. And you show on which to be seen.” have to respect them, because where Boone himself can be seen frequent¬ everybody else is dealing with money, ly at the local fight arenas, the fight they’re dealing with human lives.” game being his particular spectator Boone, a seventh-generation nephew sport. “I have to take a lot of kidding of frontiersman Daniel, is a quietly about being a doctor and getting up talkative man of 37 who looks like there to fix those cuts,” he groans. neither an actor nor a doctor. His craggy face, which once landed him When he’s not off to the fights, he’s the role of Lincoln in a 'TV show, home with his wife, Claire, and their bears the marks of his years as a col¬ 20-months-old son, Peter. Boone re¬ lege light-heavyweight boxing cham¬ cently bought a rambling house in pion and as an oilfield worker. Pacific Palisades, 17 miles west of Hol¬ lywood and Vine, and keeps it in a A native of Los Angeles and a grad¬ constant state of remodeling. uate of Stanford, he served aboard Medically speaking, Boone is quick three aircraft carriers as a Navy crew¬ to admit he hasn’t learned too much man in World War II. “One was tor¬ as Dr. Styner. “Mostly what the vari¬ pedoed, one bombed and the third hit ous diseases are. If you’d asked me a by a Kamikaze pilot,” he says gloom¬ year ago about post-partum psychosis, ily. “I was getting to be a jinx.” I wouldn’t have known what you were Boone got his growth as an actor talking about. People stop me on the with some 100 TV roles in New York street and call me ‘Dr. Styner’; I tell between 1948 and 1950, after which he them quickly that I’m just an actor.” decided to go home to California. “It’s Something has rubbed off, however. the little breaks that count,” he says, Nobody gives Boone a simple “pain in gesturing oddly with his hands in the the neck,” anymore. It’s a “compulsive manner of a man waving out a couple coronary” he gets these days.

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Ever notice that most of your TV set troubles are caused by the receiving tubes? Sylvania receiving ^SYLVANIA* tubes are noted for long and trouble- Sylvania Electric Products Inc. free service. Next time ask your 1740 Broadway, New York 19, N.Y. serviceman for "Sylvania.” They In Canada: University Tower Building, Montreal, P. Q. cost no more than ordinary tubes. LIGHTING • RADIO • ELECTRONICS • TELEVISION • ATOMIC ENERGY Davy Crockett (Fesj Parker) . . .

Dav/ Crockett Rides Again

THIS TIME HE MEETS MIKE FINK,

KING OF THE RIVER BOATMEN

On these pages are the first, exclusive color pictures of the coming adventures of TV’s Davy Crockett, filmed in four action-packed weeks on the Ohio. On Nov. 23 and Dec. 14, Davy will ride again on Dis¬ neyland—or, more accurately, TV pole his way down the Missis¬ GUIDE sippi River, taking on Mike PREVIEWS Fink, king of the river boat¬ men, in a keelboat race to end all keelboat races. Mike, a fabu¬ lous river pirate who may well start a Crockett-like fad of his own, is por¬ trayed by six-foot-four, 230 pound Jeff York. Cast and crew 'on location.' . .. wields mean pole aboard river boat. Mike Fink (Jeff York) takes on all comers. A geisha girl holds a belt in her mouth os she dresses for her ap¬ pearance in film to be televised in U.S.

Every detail of cos¬ tume, dictated by long tradition, must be per¬ fect. This means long hours before mirrors.

10 For A Better Understand ing

TV'Educational Programs

Explain Japanese Way Of Life

To The American People

Camera crew shooting one of scenes.

For the first time, Japan’s feudalistic Geisha Association has permitted mo¬ tion camera crews to enter its most sacred precincts in Tokyo’s Shimbashi District to photograph a day in the life of a geisha girl. The film was made as one episode of a series of 15-min¬ ute shows designed to explain life in Japan to the American TV audience. The geisha, whose entertainment of guests consists of singing, dancing and serving food, have gone through their entire performance for their bow on TV in America.

Lesson: a man teaches tea ceremony. Who's This

Jose Ferrer (below) adds nose (above) for 90-minute colorcast of 'Cyrano de Bergerac.

JOSE FERRER WEARS A NOSE

THAT \_S A NOSE IN 'CYRANO*

Unlike Jimmy Durante’s pride and joy, Jose Ferrer’s king-size nose is strictly phony; but like the Schnozzola’s, it pays and pays. As Cyrano de Bergerac, Ferrer will don it again on NBC’s Producers* Showcase Monday, after wearing it triumphantly on Broadway in 1946; in a one-hour TV drama in 1949, and in the movies (where it earned him an Oscar) in 1950. Wayne Griffin Katherine Copeland the television situation in that city Mary and Bea House, of the EZC . . . The Twin Coaches and Joe Hiller Ranch Gals, aren’t so lonesome in ought to put Arthur Godfrey on Pittsburgh now. Their husbands their payroll. The Old Redhead has have moved here from Louisville been mighty generous in his plugs . . . Wayne Griffin has rented a lately for both the local night club house in Mt. Lebanon for the family and the agent who books it . . . The until he gets the time to look around Vogue Terrace has been flooded with for something to buy . . . Hank reservations for The Goofers, who Stohl’s new show on KDKA-TV, open October 24, since the boys’ KDKArtoons, was introduced to the big click with Judy Garland. A lot press on a closed circuit telecast the of people think The Goofers were the week-end before it premiered . . . best thing on the hour-and-a-half The program Katherine Copeland show . . . A1 Nobel bought his wife just landed on the CBS network— one of those little sports cars, but Talkaround, a teen-age discussion he’s so crazy about it himself group panel, at 3 o’clock every Sun¬ Vera has begun to suspect her hus¬ day afternoon—is one she had in band of being an Indian-giver . . . mind for a long time and tried to A television show was in the works promote locally without any success here for Joe Deane when the disc while moderating Ask the Girls on jockey decided to quit KQV and go Channel 2. back to Rochester, N.Y. It would Dick Fraser, whose This Is Richai’d have been along the lines of the old Fraser had a short but successful teen-time session he and Ricky ride on KDKA-TV last spring, has Wertz did on WENS when that gone to New Orleans to look over station was doing live programming.

Channels listed in program section o KDKA-TV (ABC, CBS, DuMont, NBC) Gateway Center, Pittsburgh, Pa. Q WJAC-TV (ABC, CBS, DuMont, NBC) 329 Main St., Johnstown, Pa. O WTRF-TV (ABC, NBC) 1329 Market St., Wheeling, West Va. Q WSTV-TV (ABC, CBS) Exchange Realty Bldg., Steubenville, Ohio CD WFBG-TV (ABC, CBS, DuMont, NBC) Gable Arcade, Altoona, Pa. fS WQED (No Affiliate) 4337 Fifth Ave., Pittsburgh, Pa. 10 WENS (ABC, CBS, NBC) 700 Ivory Ave., Pittsburgh, Pa. © WARD-TV (ABC, CBS, DuMont) 235 Franklin St., Johnstown, Pa.

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TV GUIDE A-1 Use this deportment to plon your entire week's movie viewing. Full detoils oppeor in the progrom listings.

12:05 A.M. (9) “THE VAMPIRE’S GHOST” SATURDAY, OCT. 15 (Mystery) John Abbott, Peggy Stewart. 6:30 P.M. (16) “THE LION’S DEN ” 12:35 A.M. (2) “SLAVES OF VENICE” (Drama) Tim McCoy, Joan Woodbury. (Drama) Armando Francioli, Massimo Serato 10:00 P.M. (16) “LATE AT NIGHT” (Drama) Barry Morse. WEDNESDAY, OCT. 19 11:05 P.M. (9) “MAN FROM CAIRO” (Drama) Ceo. Raft, Cianna Marie Canale. 9:00 A.M. (10) “BRANDED MEN” 11:30 P.M. (6) “JAPANESE WAR BRIDE” (Western) Ken Maynard. (Drama) Shirley Yamaguchi, Don Taylor, 1 ;30 P.M. (10) “GREEN GROW THE RUSHES” Marie Windsor. (Drama) Richard Burton, Honor Blackman. 11:35 P.M. (2) “HANNAH LEE” 10:00 P.M. (16) “BOILING POINT” (Western) Macdonald Carey. (Western) Hoot Gibson. 12:50 A.M. (2) “THE RETURN OF WILD¬ FIRE” (Western) Richard Arlen, Patricia 11:15 P.M. (2) “STORMY WATERS ” (Drama) Jean Cabin, Michele Morgan. Morison, Mary Beth Hughes._ 11:15 P.M. (6) “SARUMBA” SUNDAY, OCT. 16 ^ (Romance) Michael Whalen, Doris Dowling. 11:20 P.M. (10) “FOUR DAYS LEAVE” 11:00 P.M. (10) “THE CURE FOR LOVE” (Romance) Cornel Wilde, Josette Day. (Comedy) Robert Donat, Renee Asherson. 11:15 P.M. (6) “LITTLE MEN” 12:05 A.M. (9) “BULLDOG EDITION” (Drama) Kay Francis, Jack Oakie, George (Drama) Ray Walker, Regis Toomey. Bancroft, Jimmy Lydon. 12:35 A.M. (2) “GUNS OF JUSTICE” 11:35 P.M. (2) “DOCKS OF NEW YORK ” (Western) Jimmy “Shamrock" Ellison. (Drama) Leo Corcey, Huntz Hall. THURSDAY, OCT. 20 MONDAY, OCT. 17 9:00 A.M. (10) “BRANDED MEN” 9:00 A.M. (10) “KNIGHT OF THE PLAINS” (Western) Ken Maynard. (Western) Fred Scott. 1:30 P.M. (10) “DEATH FROM A DIS¬ 1:30 P.M. (10) “MARK OF CAIN” TANCE” (Drama) Lola Lane. (Drama) Sally Cray. 10:00 P.M. (16) “SOMEONE AT THE 10:00 P.M. (16) “TO HAVE AND TO DOOR” (Mystery) Michael Medwin. HOLD” (Drama) Avis Scott, Patrick Barr. 11:15 P.M. (2) “THREE DESPERATE MEN” 11:00 P.M. (6) “PITFALL” (’Western) Preston Foster, Jim Davis, (Romance) Dick Powell, Lizabeth Scott. "✓irginia Grey, Ross Latimer. 11:20 P.M. (10) “THE JUDGE” 11:20 P.M. (10) “BLACK CAMEL” (Mystery) Katherine de Mille. (Mystery) Bela Lugosi, Warner Oland. 12:40 A.M. (2) “SON OF THE HUNCH¬ 12:05 A.M. (9) “SILENT PARTNER” BACK” (Drama) Rossano Brazzi. (Mystery) William Henry, Beverly Lloyd. 12:35 A.M. (2) “THUNDER IN THE PINES” _FRIDAY, OCT. 2T_ (Melodrama) George Reeves, Ralph Byrd, Denise Darcel, Greg McClure. 9:00 A.M. (10) “FIGHTING RENEGADE” (Western) Tim McCoy, Joyce Bryant. TUESDAY, OCT. 18 1:30 P.M. (10) “PROBATION” (Drama) Betty Crable, John Darrow. 9:00 A.M. (10) “TRIGGER FINGERS” 11:05 P.M. (6) “SHADOWS OF THE PAST” (Western) Tim McCoy. (Mystery) Terence Morgan. 1:30 P.M. (10) “ASSASSIN FOR HIRE” 11:15 P.M. (2) “KIND HEARTS AND (Mystery) Sidney Tafler. CORONETS” (Drama) Alec Guinness, Den¬ 10:00 P.M. (16) "HAMMER THE TOFF” nis Price, Joan Greenwood, Valerie Hobson. 11:15 P.M. (2) ‘‘AND THEN THERE WERE 11:20 P.M. (10)“ MIRACULOUS JOURNEY” NONE” (Drama) Judith Anderson, Barry (Drama) Rory Calhoun. Fitzgerald, Walter Huston, Louis Hayward. 12:15 A.M. (9) “FBI GIRL” 11:20 P.M. (10) “TEXAS, BROOKLYN AND (Mystery) Cesar Romero, Audrey Totter. HEAVEN” (Comedy) Guy Madison, Diana 12:35 A.M. (2) “JUNGLE GODDESS” Lynn, James Dunn. (Drama) George Reeves, Ralph Byrd.

A-2 TV GUIDE THIS WEEK

(Information applies only to channel numbers indicated in parentheses)

NEW TIME OR CHANNEL I Love Lucy_7 P.M. Sat. (2) Big Surprise_7:30 P.M. Sat. (7) (See program pages for details) Sportsmen’s Club_7:45 P.M. Sat. (2) Burns and Allen_8:30 P.M. Sat. (10) SATURDAY, OCT. 15 Justice-5:30 P.M. Sun. (10) Alcoa Hour_9 P.M. Sun. (2) 2 P.M. (9). NCAA FOOTBALL: Dr. Hudson’s Secret Journal_10:30 P.M. ame vs Michigan State, 2:45 P.M. Sun. (2) (7) (10). WRESTLING: 10 P.M. Urbs and Suburbs_3:45 P.M. Mon. (9) 1 :05 P.M. (10) ; 11 :30 P.M. (7). Big Town--11 P.M. Mon. (6) World of Mr. Sweeney_4:30 P.M. Mon.- SUNDAY, OCT. 16 Fri. (6) Cartoon Carnival_10:35 A.M., 4:50 P.M. PRO FOOTBALL: Baltimore Colts vs Chicago . Mon.-Fri. (10) Bears, 2 P.M. (10) (56). BOWLING: 3 P.M. Strike It Rich_11:30 A.M. Mon.-Fri. (9) (7). HOLLYWOOD WRESTLING: 11:15 P.M. Love of Life_12:15 P.M. Mon.-Fri. (9) (9). Show Look_12:30 P.M. Mon.-Fri. (9) MONDAY, OCT. 17 It’s Fun To Reduce_2:15 P.M. Mon.-Fri. (6) BOXING: Preliminaries, 9 P.M. (56). Main A Look at Yesterday_4 P.M. Mon.-Fri. (9) bout: Milo Savage, Salt Lake City, Ut., vs Secret Storm_4:15 P.M. Mon.-Fri. (9) Artie Towne, middleweights, 10 rounds from Big Payoff_3 P.M. Mon., Wed., Fri. (9) St. Nick’s, 10 P.M. (56). HORSE RACES: Man to Man_2 P.M. Wed. (6) From Wheeling Downs, 11:50 P.M. (9). Croucho Marx_9:30 P.M. Wed. (2) Midwestern. Hayride__l 0:30 P.M. Wed. (6) TUESDAY, OCT. 18 Bishop Sheen-7 P.M. Thurs. (9) HORSE RACES: From Wheeling Downs, 1 I :50 Farm Show-2 P.M. Fri. (6) P.M. (9). Celebrity Playhouse_9:30 P.M. Fri. (7) WEDNESDAY, OCT. 19 DEBUTS BOXING: Lightweight championship, Wallace Fury-1 1 A.M. Sat. (2) (6) (7) “Bud” Smith (champion) vs Jimmy Carter Baby Time-2 P.M. Tues., Thurs. (2) (challenger) 15 rounds from Cincinnati, IQ P.M. (9) (10) (56). HORSE RACES: From RETURNS Wheeling Downs, 11:50 P.M. (9). Wide Wide World_4 P.M. Sun. (6) (7) THURSDAY, OCT. 20 Pittsburgh Public Schools_11:30 A.M. Tues. (2) TEXAS RASSLIN’: 11:15 P.M. (9). Races from Wheeling-l 1 :50 P.M. Mon.-Wed., 12:00 A.M. Fri. (9) FRIDAY, OCT. 21 GOING OFF BOXING: Cil Turner, middleweight, Phila¬ delphia, vs Isaac Logart, welterweight, Cuba, TV Playhouse_10 P.M. Sun. (16) 10 rounds from Madison Square Carden, N.Y Jack Paar Show_1 P.M. Mon.-Fri. (6) 10 P.M. (2) (6) (7). HORSE RACES: From Red Skelton-9:30 P.M. Tues. (9) Wheeling Downs, 12 midnight (9). Penny to a Million_9:30 P.M. Wed. (10) Eddie Cantor_8:30 P.M. Thurs. (71; 8 P.M. Fri. (9) Chance of a Lifetime_10:30 P.M. Thurs. (9) SPECIALS It^s the flavour Community Chest_10 A.M. Mon. (2) Vice President Nixon__ll:15 P.M. Wed. (56) ... always right. Betty Furness_9 P.M. Thurs. (2) COLOR Football_2:45 P.M. Sat. (2) (6) (7) Howdy Doody—5:30 P.M. Mon.-Fri. (6) (7); Tues., Wed. (2) Teac^he R’S Producers’ Showcase_8 P.M. Mon. (2) (6) (7) HIGHLAND CREAM Milton Berle_8 P.M. Tues. (2) (6) (7) BLENDED SCOTCH WHISKY , Red Skelton_9 P.M. Tues. (2) 86 Proftt * Schieffetin & Ce., New York ■■ ’ Home_11 A.M. Thurs. (7)

TV GUIDE A-3 Helen Watkins_Ann Robinson SATURDAY MORNING Pete_William Fawcett 0 Buster Crabbe Show 7:55 Q Sermonette—Religion 11:30 0 Buffalo Bill, Jr.-Western Dr. H. Gordon Harold, Bellefield Presby¬ "Boomer's Blunder." Bill and his sister terian Church, Pittsburgh, Pa. save their foster father from being 8:00 Q MOVIE—To Be Announced cheated out of valuable land. 9:00 01 Captain Midnight 0 Mr. Wirard—Science Q MOVIE—To Be Announced "Vacuum." Don Herbert shows Susan the Q Cowboy Corral principles behind the vacuum. 9:25 O NEWS 0 Buffalo Bill, Jr.—Western 9:30 0 Texas Rangers 0 Half Hour Western "Double Edge." A bank is robbed by two masked gunmen, one of whom is AFTERNOON shot and killed. Jace: Willard Parker. Q Cartoon Capers 12:00 0 0 Big Top-Circus 10:00 0 Andy's Gang—Stories Ringmaster Jack Sterling presents: "Racing Camels." Gunga enters the an¬ Motorcyclists_ Dresler Bros. nual camel race. Andy Devine is host. Animals_Savatta's Dog Troupe 0 Pinky Lee Show Horizontal Bar_Bulgarus Troupe 0 Gene Autry—Western 0 Laurel and Hardy 0 Western Theater 0 MOVIE-To Be Announced 10:30 0 Cisco Kid-Western (O news Cisco and Pancho apprehend a band of 12:15 (0 MOVIE-To Be Announced kidnapers, thieves and forgers. 12:30 0 Town and Country 0 Winchell & Mahoney 1:00 0 Lone Ranger—Western The first of the season's Junior Achieve¬ "Drink of Water." Ingenious scheme for ment Awards is presented. robbery is hatched by a group of thieves. 0 Winky Dink and You 0 Buffalo Bill, Jr.—Western Kids draw a gorilla for the zoo but Jack "A Bronc Called Gunboat." Bill has to Barry ends up in the cage instead. master a bronco to capture a criminal. 11:00 0 0 0 Fury-Adventure 0 Charlie Chase—Comedy I DEBUTI Rancher Jim Newton captures 0 Fun House a wild black stallion which he names 1:30 0 Nickelodeon Theater "Fury." While in town, the widower Uncle Johnny Coons meets a youngster wrongly accused of 0 0 Johnny shows two old silent films, "On breaking a window. Jim clears the boy Their Way" and "Harvest Hands." and brings him back to the ranch, and here begin the adventures of young 0 MOVIE—To Be Announced Joey and the captive wild horse. 2:00 0 To Be Announced Cast 0 RASSLIN' Joey_Robert Diamond 2:15 0 FOOTBALL-Frank Leahy Jim Newton_Peter Graves 2:30 000i0 FOOTBALL PREV.

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2:45QQ Q (Q FOOTBALL 6:30 O NEWS-Bill Burns I COLOR 1 Notre Dame vs Michigan State Q Damon Runyon Theater from East Lansing, Mich. Details below. "Bred for Battle." A fight manager has 3:00 Q MOVIES-To Be Announced a plan to provide himself with a great 5:00 Q Nine TeenRoy Rogers—Western "The Lion's Den." A night-club performer "Bad Neighbors." Roy and Dale Evans. tries to smash a gang of marauders. Tim Q Lucy Show—Comedy McCoy and Joan Woodbury. See 6:30 P.M. Qi) ^ NEWS, SPORTS QQ Big Picture—Documentary 6:45 Q Patti Page Show—Music CP Dance Time Q The Ohio Story

2:45 OOOfB NCAA FOOTBALL—Mich. State vs. Notre Dame 1 COLOR 1 I SPECIAlH The Michigan State Spartans, operating from a combination of the T and the single wing, meet The Fighting Irish of Notre Dame, who also work out of the T. Both teams feature plays that can score from any part of the field and are highly offensive minded. The Irish are coached by Terry Brennan; the Spartans by Hugh Daugherty. Lindsey Nelson calls the play-by-play. Red Grange explains the technical details. Game time: 3 P.M. MICHIGAN 49 Matsko C 83 Hecker E 21 Gerami HB 59 Salvino T 50 Anderson C 84 Harding E 22 Studer HB STATE 60 Epstein G 51 Zalar E 85 Jeter T 23 Lewis HB 61 McMullan G 11 Brings F 52 Cleaver C 86 Jewett E 24 Senecal HB 62 Bisceglia G 12 Costanzo Ri 53 Eyde G 87 Lewis E 25 Lynch HB 63 Francis G 14 Kowaiczyk RI 54 Berger C 88 Capes C 26 Miller FB 64 Djubasak G 16 Panitch Ql 55 Currie C 89 Kaiser E 27 Morris FB 65 Hedrick G 18 Handloser LI 56 Badaczewski C 90 Hinesly E 28 Scott FB 66 Zervas G 19 Burgett LI 57 Masters T 91 Jones E 29 Quinlan HB 67 Hughes G 20 Lowe F 58 LaRose G 92 Dukes E 30 Wetzel E 68 Gaydos G 21 Morrail Ql 59 Mackenzie G 93 Kolodziej E 32 Fitzgerald FB 69 Stanitzek G 22 Wulff RI 60 Hollern G 94 Pepoy T 33 Wilkins HB 70 Martell T 24 Wilson 61 Lee G 95 Rutledge T 35 Ward HB 71 Beams T 25 Popp QB 62 Alden G 96 Roberts E 37 Raich G 72 Lemek G 26 f LH 63 Matsos G 39 Shulsen G N\JIKI;M^TDC UAmcr\AAAC 73 Mondrin T 27 Chidester 64 Nauyokas G 40 Keller HB 74 Bosse T 30 Postula LH 65 Carruthers T 1 Leahy QB 42 Mugford E 75 McGinley T 32 Cisco FB 66 Perryman G 2 DeNardo QB 43 Markowski FB 76 Groble T 33 Bigelow FB 68 Nystrom G 4 Kennedy QB 45 Cunningham G 77 Nicula T 34 Zysk RH 69 Saidock T 5 Hornung QB 46 Dolan T 78 Kegaly G 35 Soave FB 70 Sieminski T 6 Cooke QB 47 Davin E 79 Bihn T 36 Wierbowski FB 71 Burke T 7 Trapp QB 48 Lima FB 80 Munro E 37 Neely FB 72 Barker G 8 Hebert QB 49 Hendricks FB 81 Owens E 38 Mendyk LH 73 Sagan T 9 Schaefer FB 50 Noznesky E 82 Edmonds T 39 Kaae LH 74 Rickens G 11 McDonnell HB 51 Mense C 83 Scannell E 40 Gaddini RH 75 Haidys T 12 Sipes HB 52 Suliivan C 84 Wilson E 41 Ninowski QB 76 Aljian G 16 Gormley HB 54 Kuchta c 85 Loncaric C 42 Gilbert FB 77 Robinson G 17 Morse HB 55 Coyne c 86 Schramm E 45 Planutis FB 80 Bernard E 18 Reynolds HB 56 Dumas E 87 Prendergast E 46 Fomenko C 81 Bute E 19 Milota HB 57 Regan E 88 Zajeski E 47 Musetti LH 82 Hepler E 20 Killy HB 58 King G 89 Kapish E

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6:45 ^ Paradise Island—Variety regular member of the cast. George and 6:55 Q What's the Good Word? Gracie are taken aback when Ronnie 7:00 O > love LUCY-Comedy arrives in New York. (Film) 9:00 O I LED THREE LIVES . John Wayne appears on the scene in person to save Lucy from an embar¬ G-Men attempt to return a secret enve¬ rassing situation. Lucille Ball. (Film) lope to Herb Philbrick. (Film) Q DEATH VALLEY DAYS Q O people are funny "Reno." Details of the christening of Tonight is the last opportunity for Mr. Reno, Nevada, named for a West Point and Mrs. Harvey Hunter to locate their graduate who fought in the war be¬ home which Linkletter had moved off tween Mexico and the United States. its foundation to a secret location. An¬ Reno: Bill Schallert. Steve: Frank Griffin. other contestant will be instructed to Red: Stanley Clements. (Film) toss a brick through the window of a car and try to blame an innocent by¬ MR. DISTRICT ATTORNEY Q stander. (Film) Q BOB CUMMINGS SHOW QTWO FOR THE MONEY "Bob Meets Fonda's Sister." Margaret Herb's 25-man recording orchestra offers thinks it's about time Bob stopped play¬ "Tumbling Tumbleweeds," "Talk of the ing the big protector. Rosemary DeCamp, Town." Contestants match wits with clock Ann B. Davis, Diane Jergens. (Film) (0 (0 LAWRENCE WELK (Q COL. MARCH, Scot. Yard "Over the Waves"_Lawrence Welk ^ FEATURETTE "Mr. Touchdown U.S.A."_Alice Lon 7:30 Q SPORTS "Somebody Stole My Gal" _ Jack Martin Q O (D big surprise "Blue Star"_Dick Kessner A winner of top money on this show ^ SEFICK'S PLACE gets $100,000. Jack Barry emcees. 9:30 O O O jimmy durante Q BEAT THE CLOCK-Quiz Jimmy's guest star in tonight's filmed (0 OZARK JUBILEE show is the late Carmen Miranda. Car¬ Webb Pierce is emcee. His guest is an¬ men is seen singing a medley of her other country-style singer, Jim Reeves. most famous Latin American numbers. (Springfield, Mo.) Jimmy's solo is "Durante's Souvenirs." 7:45 O SPORTSMEN'S CLUB The finale is a special production en¬ titled "Jackson, Miranda and Durante" 8:00 Q O Q PERRY COMO with Eddie Jackson, Carmen and Jimmy. Back for a second visit is Lorraine, the The Durante Girls assist. (Film) singing daughter of ex-cobbler Gino Q JOHNNY CARSON Prato. Perry's scheduled songs include: 10:00 O O O GEORGE GOBEL "More Than You lGUNSMOKE-Western You To Be My Baby." Marshal Matt Dillon takes action against 10 TO BE ANNOUNCED a brutal gang of killers which tries to 8:30 Q (0 THE HONEYMOONERS force information from an old prospector "BEnsonhurst 3-7741." Ralph Kramden reported to know of a hidden cache of overhears a very upsetting phone con¬ gold. James Arness stars. (Film) versation. Jackie Gleason. (Film) 10 MOVIE-Drama (0 BURNS AND ALLEN "Late at Night." A bootlegger peddles Son Ronnie Burns joins his parents as a wood alcohol as gin. Barry tAorie.

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® WRESTLING-Chicago SATURDAY 10:30 Q Q Q CH) hit PARADE The Nation's top tunes. Extras: Gisele at 8 o'clock MacKepzie sings "I'm Nobody's Baby"; Snooky Lanson offers "One for My Baby," Q DAMON RUNYON "Miami Moolah." The lives of Harry the Horse and Bad Luck Benny are in danger because of gambling debts. They pool their resources and along with Benny's wife, head for Hialeah and "the big kill." Harry: Ken Murray. Benny: Allyn Joslyn. Amy: Gale Robbins. Wingy: Ben¬ ny Rubin. Dan: Matt Fain (Film) 11:00 Q Science Fiction Theater "The World Below." An experimental submarine smashes into a reef deep in the ocean bed. Gene Barry. Q Man Behind the Badge "Invisible Mark." The compassion and understanding of a parole officer help a parolee in a crisis. O The Vise—Melodrama "Two of a Kind." A magician trains his hands to act independently of his brain. Donald Wolfit, Hilda Fenemore. (Film) Q (H) NEWS 11:05 Q MOVIE-Drama "Man from Cairo." George Raft and Gianna Maria Canale. Qi) WRESTLING-Chicago 11:30 Q NEWS O MOVIE-Drama THE FABULOUS "Japanese War Bride." An American falls in love with a Japanese Red Cross DORSEYS worker after being wounded. Shirley with their orchestra Yamaguchi, Don Taylor, Marie Windsor. Q WRESTLING -k -K -K 11:35 Q MOVIE-Western "Hannah Lee." A killer aids rich land- owners in scaring homesteaders. Mac¬ donald Carey, Joanne Dru, John Ireland. -k -k -K 12:30 O MOVIE—To Be Announced 12:45 Q SPORTS-Roberts BILLY DANIELS*LILLIAN BRIGGS 12:50 O MOVIE-Western SPECIAL GUEST STARS Swing Shift Theater: "The Return of Wildfire." Horse trader attempts to presented by swindle sisters. Richard Arlen, Patricia Morison, Mary Beth Hughes. 1:05 Q NEWS hfISTLEs 1:30 Q NEWS-Harold Scott Makers of fine food products the world over 2:05 Q Sermonette-Religion | Since 1866

TV GUIDE A-7 Dane Clark never disappoints me. Showed a couple watching an actor He came up with another cracker- on television and had the woman jack performance in saying: “I’ve seen him lots of times “The Little Guy” on in the movies, but this is the first Fireside Theater. It time I’ve ever seen him in the flesh.” was a bristling half- hour of pungent As far as I’m concerned, they could drama, too . . . have called “Heidi” either Hi-Ho or Genuinely touching Ho-Hum. Max Liebman certainly hit was the life of Louis a clinker on his first Spectacular Braille on You Are this season. The charm of the de¬ Dane Clark There . . . “Enchant¬ lightful story was gone and it was ed Cottage” on Video Theater was poorly cast . . . Have a prediction: pure enchantment and, to me at One of these days Amos ’n’ Andy is any rate, Dan O’Herlihy was much going to be as big on television as better than he was in the movie, it was once upon a time on radio . . . “The Adventures of Robinson Cru¬ Smart boy, that Ralph Edwards, soe,” which won him an Academy picking big shots like George Burns nomination last year ... Saw Your to salute on This Is Your Life. Look Hit Parade the other Saturday for at the free talent he got for noth¬ the first time this season and it’s ing on that show: Jack Benny, still tops. This is one session that George Jessel, Gracie Allen, etc. has never let me down. Everything I’ll bet the RCA record people blew about it has style, class and enter¬ their top during the first Milton tainment plus. Berle Show, which it sponsors, when “Marty” is a warm and wonderful the Mary Kaye Trio played “Mad movie—I’m not trying to take any¬ About the Boy,” their latest record thing away from it, mind you—but hit for^—Deeca, one of the RCA- in ray book the original on TV Victor label’s biggest competitors . . . Playhouse was even more warm and And the Kukla, Fran and Ollie com¬ wonderful . . . Awards for commer¬ mercial the trio did on that Berle cials anyone? My vote goes to those session was priceless. If I hadn’t silent-picture vignettes that appear been broke at the time, I would have on What’s My Line? . . . Sid Cae¬ rushed right out and bought myself sar’s summer replacement may not five or six of whatever they were have been so hot but it did turn up selling . . . Eli Wallach doesn’t have a comic in Phil Foster I think TV all the talent in the family. His wife, can use if they give him half a Anne Jackson, was just as brilliant chance . . . Just picked up an old on the TV Playhouse production of New Yorker magazine that came “The Merry-Go-Round” as her hus¬ while I was away on vacation and band was the week before that on loved one of the cartoons in it. the same program’s “The Outsiders.”

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Q The Christophers—Relig. MORNING CP Faith for Today—Religion 9:40 Q Sermonette—Religion H. J. Westphal tells of his missionary ex¬ periences in Brazil and Mexico. The Reverend Ramsey Bridges, Warren Methodist Church, Pittsburgh, Pa. 1 2:45 Q Jon Gnagy—Art Q Christian Science Heals 9:45 Q Christian Science Heals 9:55 Q NEWS 1:00 Q Ramar of the Jungle 10:00 Q O O CD Lomp Unto My "Jungle Treasure." In the service of the United States, Ramar discovers a mineral Feet—Religion deposit in the African wilds. "A Sprinkling of Miracles," by Clair Ros- kam, tells of a happily naive niinister Q Industry on Parade who believes that all his good fortune O TV College—W. Liberty has a divine origin. He's unaware that O. Roberts—Evangelist the "Miracle Maker" may be nearer at CO What's Your Trouble? hand. The speaker on this "Layman's 1:15 Q Heaven Speaks—Martin Sunday" is Judge Luther Youngdahl. Ly¬ CO Christian Science Heals man Bryson, host. 1:30 Q Annie Oakley—Western 10:30 Q Q Q CD Look Up and "Annie Finds Strange Treasure." Annie Live—Religion drives off outlaws who have fatally Co-hosts are singer Merv Griffin and wounded an old prospector. Gail Davis. Rev. Charles Templeton. The subject: Q O. Roberts—Evangelist "Double Standards." In a drama, illus¬ O Frontiers of Faith—Relig. trated with dance sequences by the The second in a series on child guidance. Mary Anthony Troupe, we learn of a The speaker is Sister Alice Francis of man who doesn't live by Christian prin¬ Brooklyn's St. Joseph's College. Her ciples but expects others to. topic today: "Faith, Hope and Charity." 11:00 Q This Is the Life—Religion After the talk, there will be a discussion "Anniversary Episode." Mrs. America of with newscaster Frank Blair and his wife. 1956 tells of her own home and family Q Neapolitan Serenade on this fourth anniversary episode. Italian Rainbow Travel Film. O Q CD LIN in Action CO Life of Triumph—Religion O The Christophers—Relig. 1:45 ® Pigskin Preview 11:30 Q The Parson's Mailbox 2:00 O NEWS Rev. G. Callahan reads and discusses Q Disneyland—W. Disney viewers' letters with John Roberts. See 6 P.M. for details. O O CD Contest Carnival O Faith in Our Valley Q MOVIE—To Be Announced

AFTERNOON 12:00 Q Super Circus—Clowns Q This is the Life—Religion See 11 A.M. for details., O CD Winky Dink and You Jack goes for singing lessons from a October 17 thru 29 frog the artists-at-home have drawn. 12:30 Q To Be Announced HARDING MOSS O Wild Bill Hickok REVIEW "The Avenging Gunman." Bill tries to For reservations call deliver a prisoner to state authorities. Spalding 1-3533 or AM 4-8000 O Industry on Parade

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2:00 Q The Greatest of These 2:30 Q Life Begins at 80 Dramatization of the Sacrament of Bap¬ Jack Barry and panel of oldsters. tism. Father Robert Marrer. O Abbott and Costello fli) © PRO FOOTBALL Q MOVIE—To Be Announced Baltimore Colts vs Chicago Bears. 3:00 Q Theater—Drama 2:15 0 Music and Meditation "The Beautiful Time" concerns a family The Reverend L. S. Elliott, Sewickley of socially ambitious immigrants. Mother Methodist Church. wants to beat a society lady in the com-

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I return"! The aim of Wide Wide World is to make the television camera a vehicle ot rapid transportation and take the viewer on a 90-minute electronic tour of points of interest. Dave Garroway is the New York-based guide. Theme of this afternoon's live tour: ‘A Sunday in Autumn.'' San Francisco. The camera rides a cable car. St. Louis. Viewers board an old-fashioned riverboat and watch a Dixieland band ashore. A shot of the boat from a plane overhead also includes a glimpse of Air Force jets. Dallas. The cameras visit the Dallas State Fair, the Nation's largest. Sights scheduled; “Big Tex, " the giant talking statue; cattle herding; auto thrill race; boys choir; steer-cutting contest; firemen's pumping contest. Weeki Wachee, Fla. The tropical springs form a pool here which has been walled in with glass. The fish, the turtles and the bathing beauties cavorting inside are usually viewed through the glass, but the TV cameras are stationed underwater right in the pool. Lake Mead. Here on the Arizona-Nevada border 34-year-old Donald Campbell of England attempts to break "the water barrier" and surpass his own speedboat record of 202.32 mph. Before the run, Ted Husing interviews Campbell. Rockefeller Center, New York City. The famed tourist center is seen from a tourist's-eye view. After glimpsing the skyscrapers and the figure skaters on the ice rink, we move inside to the heart af a radio and television network and wind up with the Rockettes, precision dancers of the Radio City Music Hall. Grand Canyon, Ariz. For the, first time this mile-deep gorge on the Colorado River is seen on live TV. Other stops on the tour include the fishing boats at Gloucester, Donald Campbell and Mass.; fall scenes at twilight in the East; the steel mills in The Bluebird Cleveland; on irrigation machine in an Omaha corn field. Credits: Executive Producer: Barry Wood. Producer: Herbert Sussan. Director: Dick Schneider. Writer: Saul Levitt. Composer-conductor: David Broekman.

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petitive sale of tickets for the church "The Hostage." Three criminals try to raffle. Papa: George Voskovec. Mama: stir up the Caid and his men against the Lili Darvas. Lida: Kimetha Laurie. Tauregs. If the crooks are successful, Q Dr. Spock—Child Care they will make plenty of money looting Dr. Benjamin Spock and parents discuss and selling arms. Buster Crabbe. problems of children. The chores and O Meet Corliss Archer allowances for children from 8 to 11, Corliss and Dexter try to get a date for are the topics today. an unattractive girl. Ann Baker. Q BOWLING fpl Justice—Drama 3:30 The Honeymooners "Positive Identification," by Phil Reis- Ralph Kramden, blundering bus driver, man, Jr. A blind candy-store owner is is embroiled in another "easy money" robbed. Though he didn't see the thief, scheme. Jackie Gleason, Art Carney. he identifies the man and the gun Q Adventure—Science through hearing and touch. Richard "Bees." Host Charles Collingwood and Adam: William Prince. Herb: Ed Begley. a young guest discuss bees and how Faylen: Bert Freed. Carl: Don Hanmer. they make honey. Exhibits in the studio and films on the bee's life cycle. EVENING 4:00 Q December Bride Lily decides to combat the fact she is 6:00 Q Wilkens Amateur Hour "over 50" by getting a job. Spring Aspiring amateurs. Al Nobel, host. Byington, Dean Miller, Harry Morgan. Q CD Meet the Press—Panel Q O Wide Wide World Q Disneyland—Walt Disney I RETURN I Dave Garroway emcees. The entire hour is devoted to Mickey Points of interest detailed on P. A-10. Mouse. Mickey conducts a band. Mickey Q Super Circus—M. Hartline climbs the Alps. Mickey has an adven¬ 4:30 Q Medic—Drama ture in the North Woods. Mickey plays Jack in "Jack and the Beanstalk," which "A Room, a Boy and Mr. Bodine." A Sterling Holloway narrates. young boy, neglected by his wealthy parents, builds a dream world of his O Star Tonight—Drama own with the help of his tattered teddy See 7:30 P.M. Q bear. Gilbert Marlowe: Butch Bernard. 33 Stars of Tomorrow Dr. Henry: Barry Atwater. 6:30 Q Roy Rogers—Western Q ^ Let's Take a Trip "Bad Neighbors." Roy and Dale find Visit to a Bronx, N.Y., candy factory. themselves in the middle of a battle. QD This Is the Life Q CD There 5:00 Q People Are Funny "Chamberlain at Munich," Sept. 29, 1938. Walter Cronkite and his news staff try Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Hunter return to to show us some of the tension that report on their "lost" home. Linkletter hangs over Europe as ministers and re¬ had the couple sent to San Francisco on presentatives of the world powers try a ruse while home-movers hid the Hunt¬ desperately to stave off another war. er abode. A cab driver tries to uphold the dignity of his profession while sus¬ Cast pended over water. Sam Workman, a Duff-Cooper_Arthur Gould-Porter millionaire dressed as a hobo, looks for Fedor -Joe De Santis a night's lodging. Sonya - Katherine Berger Q) The Christophers—Relig. Q MOVIE—To Be Announced CP Featurette ^ Man to Man—Religion 7:00 Q BIG STORY-Drama Topic: "What About God and Chance?" Featurette "The Little Things" is a big story from the career of columnist and "What's My 5:15 (0 The Pastor—Religion Line?" panelist Dorothy Kilgallen. Taken 5:30 Q Q Captain Gallant from her days as a "leg man" on The

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New York Journal-American, the story 7:30 Q Q FRONTIER tells of Dorothy's coverage of the hat¬ "A Stillness in Wyoming." In 1879 cattle¬ chet murder of a New Jersey housewife. men declare open war on sheep ranch¬ Mary Linn Seller plays Miss Kilgallen. ers. Two young boys of the opposite 7:00 O Q IT'S A GREAT LIFE factions become fast friends unbe¬ "The Girl Friend." Steve and Denny get knownst to their fathers. Then one of new territory in which to sell their the youngsters is wounded accidentally vacuum cleaners. Their first customer is in a gun battle. (Film) the boss's girl friend. (Film) Cast Q YOU ASKED FOR IT Noah Craig-Peter Votrian 1. Pearl farming off the coast of Japan. John Craig -James Griffith 2. Race between an American buffalo Peter Brady- Lee Erickson and a cow pony. 3. An introduction to John Brady _ Waiter Coy the tarantula spider. 4. Theatrical sword¬ QSTAR TONIGHT-Drama play and how it's done. 5. Balancing "The Terrible Woman" is a Wilbur Daniel act. Art Baker from Hollywood. (Film) Steele story about a woman who has a fpl LASSIE—Drama mania for efficiency. Her fanatical at¬ Jeff devises a plan to bring an end to tention to detail enables her to predict his violin lessons. (Film) nearly every step her husband and son (B YOU ASKED FOR IT will take, and she alienates both. Chris¬ topher: Joseph Warren. Martha: Valerie 1. An aviator proves his ability blind¬ Cossart. Mary: Judith Parrish. folded. 2. Balancing act: Bill Henry and Bill Henry, Jr. 3. Sapphire sculpture of QCD® private secre¬ l^esident Eisenhower by Harry Derian. tary—Ann Sothern 4. Performing cats. Art Baker hosts. (Film) "America's Sweethearts." Susie sharpens up her bow and arrows and goes out to repair the damage temperament has done to the romance of a young theat¬ rical couple. (Film) COLGATE fB four star playhouse "The Face of Danger." An old woman, VARIETY *1 nearing her 100th birthday recalls her HOUR «: romance as a young girl with a wanted outlaw. Emma: Ida Lupino. Will Foster: Dick Foran. (Film) 8:00 O O O VARIETY HOUR From the Hollywood Bowl, Gordon Mac- TONIGHT AT 8 Rae, Shirley Jones, Gene Nelson and Yul Brynner salute Richard Rodgers and Oscar Hammerstein. MacRae, Jones and Nelson present musical highlights from the new film version of "Oklahoma!" OKLAHOM Vul Brynner, star of "The King and I," ★ GORDON MacRAE ★ GENE NELSON sings a number. Rodgers and Hammer¬ Hollywood's newest star ^ stein appear in a filmed interview from ★ SHIRLEY JONES New York. Films of the New York pre¬ and the “OKLAHOMA” CHORUS! miere of "Oklahoma!" will be shown. ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Other guests include Martin and Lewis, ADDED ATTRACTION dancers Bambi Linn and Rod Alexander, YUL BRYNNER and singer Jan Clayton. Will Rogers, Jr., ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ emcee. (Hollywood) Song Highlights TONIGHT "People Will Say We're in CHANNELS Q O O Love" -MacRae, Jones

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"Oh What a Beautiful Morning"_tones Live Dramatic Show "Oklahoma!"______Choir "If I Loved You"_tones, MacRae "A Puzzlement"__Yul Brynner Q (D CD ED SULLIVAN Ed Sullivan presents songstress Rosemary Clooney; newsman Edward R, Murrow; orchestra leader Andre Kostelanetz; jazz¬ man Dave Brubeck and his quartet; Mel- vyn Douglas, Ed Begley and Tony Rand¬ all, stars of the Broadway play "Inherit the Wind," who appear in a scene from the drama; ventriloquist Robert Lomouret and his "talking duck"; the high-wire act of Evers and Dolorez. A film segment shows Dr, Albert Schweitzer playing the organ. Liberace is another guest. ^ CHURCHES FOUNDATION 9:00 O O O ALCOA HOUR British actress Ann Todd co-stars with Wendell Corey and Robert Flemyng in "The Black Wings" by Joseph Schull. A woman injured when the Germans raid¬ ed her village, sets up a clinic to re¬ habilitate her townspeople. She's aided Premiere Presentation by her former fiance, who fled just be¬ fore the enemy bombing, and by a Sunday, October 16 mysterious doctor. Cast Jane Cornish_Ann Todd ( 9:00 P.M. \ David Adams „_Wendell Corey Bennett-Robert Flemyng V Chs. O Q O / Frazer - John Williams Tobin-Byron Russell Eva-- Beulah Garrick “The Black Wings” Lucy-Frances Tannehill I. W. Wilson, president of ALCOA, will by Joseph Schull appear to welcome the audience. STARRING ANN TODD Q CD CD S3 E. THEATER and WENDELL COREY "Lash of Fear," a drama of the old West. A gallant cavalry officer and a dashing A taut, romantic melodrama of stagecoach driver vie for the affections of the girl who's riding with them across the modern day played against the western plain. (Film) the backdrop of a remote Eng¬ Cast lish village. Jingles-John Payne Dandy_Keenan Wynn A presentgtion of Lucy Gallatin _ Nancy Gates ALUMINUM COMPANY OF AMERICA 9:30 O ALFRED HITCHCOCK "Triggers in Leash." In an eating place Your Guide to of the old West, an angered gunman Aluminum Value tries to goad another into a shooting to even up an old score. (Film) (Continued on page A-14)

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Cast Colonel_Vaughn Taylor Del Delaney_Gene Barry Pvt. Yarrow_Jack Klugman Red Hillman_ Darren AAcGavin Pvt. Sanger_Lee Phillips Maggie Flynn_ Ellen Corby ^ BIG PICTURE 9:30 (0 MARK SABER-Mystery 10:30 0 DR. HUDSON'S SECRET (0 M-G-M PARADE-Variety JOURNAL-Drama Host George Murphy presents a film "The Pianist Story." A pianist lapses into sequence starring the late Robert Bench- mute indifference when he believes his ley in "How To Train a Dog." Murphy career must end because of a paralysis. then takes viewers to the Trophy Room Dr. Hudson: John Howard. (Film) for a look at masks used in the filming O BOB CUMMINGS SHOW of "King Solomon's Mines," "The Good "Too Many Cooks." Bob and Chuck pre¬ Ear;h" and "Mutiny on the Bounty." pare to enjoy themselves when Margaret John Hodiak is seen in a film clip from goes away for a vacation. (Film) • "Trail" and Tony Martin appears singing Q JUSTICE-Drama "All the Things You Are." (Film) "Flight from Fear," by Roger Hirson. A THE CHRISTOPHERS revenge-crazed dock worker is after the 10:00 O O O LORETTA YOUNG man he thinks killed his brother. The Van Johnson, as tonight's host, intro¬ man, known for his brutality, now lies duces "The Last Spring." A captain un¬ holed up in his rented room, paralyzed knowingly endangers the lives of his by the fear of reprisal. wife and son by his resentment at being Q WHAT'S MY LINE?-Quiz called back into service. (Film) Fred Allen rejoins regular panelists. Cast (0 CHANCE OF A LIFETIME Matt_ John Hodiak Singer Jerome Courtland vs challenger. Madeleine_ Peggy Knudsen ^ CLERGYMAN'S STUDY Jerry_Michael Wingleman Q Qi) BREAK THE BANK 11:00 Q DREW PEARSON-News (0 TV PLAYHOUSE-Drama O Q NEWS-W. Cronkite O NEWS "The Expendable House," by Reginald Rose. A dummy house set up for an C0 MOVIE-Comedy atom-bomb test is all too real to a "The Cure for Love." A bashful war hero young soldier. He sees it as his home. falls in love with a London evacuee. Cast Robert Donat and Renee Asherson. 11:05 Ethel Barrymore—Drama Mrs. Davis_Glenda Farrell Q Mr. Davis- Paul Hartman 11:15 Q Playhouse 15—Drama Paul Davis_John Cassavetes "Act of Divorce." A woman plans to Betty-Gena Rowlands leave her famous husband, but meets Castleman _ Pat Hingle with unforeseen complications. Neva Patterson and Robert Pastene. Q MOVIE-Drama "Little Men," adapted from the novel by Louisa May Alcott. Kay Francis, Jack Oakie, George Bancroft, Jimmy Lydon. o HOLLYWOOD WRESTLING 11:30 Q NEWS 11:35 O MOVIE-Drama "Docks of New York." A gang of kids cross the path of foreign agents. Leo Gorcey, Huntz Hall, Billy Benedict. Q MOVIE—To Be Announced 12:15 QQ NEWS ° 12:50 Q Sermonette—Religion

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O Home—Women's News MORNING Arlene Francis presides. Coffee Table Pattern_Hugh Downs 6:55 0 5ermonette—Religion Medical News_ Howard Whitman The Rev. Ramsey Bridges. Q Arthur Godfrey Time 7:00 Q Q O Today—Garroway IE) Flynn's Inn—Chas. Flynn American Royal Livestock and Horse 11:05 IE) TTD Arithmetic Show from Kansas City, Mo. "Today's" "Girl in the Gray Flannel Suit" is unveiled. 11;15Q To Be Announced Q Morning Show—Van Dyke 11:30 O Q Q Strike it Rich 7:55 Q Les Paul Show IE) Frontiers to Space 8:00 Q Today—Continued 11:45 IE) Magic of the Atom Q Captain Kangaroo 8:55 O NEWS-Ed Wood AFTERNOON 9:00 0 Wayne Griffin Show 12:00 O NEWS-Bill Burns Q Faith for Today—Religion OOCD Tennessee Ernie Q It's Fun To Reduce Q NEWS Q MOVIE—To Be Announced IE) Red Wagon (H) MO VIE-Western 12:15 O KDKArtoons-Stohl "Knight of the Plains." A musical treat Q Love of Life—Serial with a cowboy of the plains. Fred Scott. 12:30 Q Search for Tomorrow 9:05 Schooltime—Geography Q O Feather Your Nest 9:15 Q The Christophers—Relig. 9:30 O Garry Moore—Variety lEI Show Look O Industry on Parade IE) NEWS 9:45 O Safety Film IE) Wings to Hawaii TTD Reading 12:45 0 Guiding Light—Serial 10:00 Community Chest fpl Harmony Time 1:00 0 Bill Brant Show—Variety t SPECIaH Jean Connelly conducts soli¬ citor-training for Community Chest drive. O O CD Jock Paar Show Q O Ding Dong School Puppet Players_Walton and O'Rourke "I've Got To Crow" _Edith Adams This week's shows are from Boston. 0 Heart of the Home IE) Harmony Time—Music 1:05 IE) TTD French 10:10 IE) Trieste to Lampedusa 1:25 0 It's Good Taste—Etiquette 10:15 IE) Serial Theater How to be an agreeable wife. 10:30 0 Woman's Angle—Sando IE) To Be Announced O Q Search for Beauty 1:30 0 Kay's Kitchen—Neumann fin Schooltime—French Q Welcome Travelers 10:35 IE) Cartoon Carnival MOVIE—To Be Announced 10:45 Q Arthur Godfrey Time 0 Look Ladies—V. Griffin IE) Health & Happiness Club IE) MOVIE-Drama 11:00 Brighter Day—Serial "Mark of Cain." Violence in France and Donald is questioned about youth center. Manchester, England. Sally Gray.

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Correspondence for this department should 1:45 Q) Schooltime—Health be addressed to Letters Editor, TV GUIDE. 2:00 Q Popular Science Argument Q To Be Announced Please settle an argument. I say Q Robert Q. Lewis Show the Wednesday night fight left "Who Put the Pain in the Channel 2 because the sponsor Mambo?"_Cast changed networks June 1. My hus¬ Dr. R. Q.- Robert Q. band says the fights aren’t on Chan¬ 2:15 Q Valiant Lady—Serial nel 2 because Westinghouse took Martin Cook wants Helen to help him. over the station. Who is right?— Q It's Fun To Reduce When did Westinghouse take over (g) Schooltime-Social Studies Channel 2?—Mrs. Stanley Godfrey, 2:30 Q Meet Your Neighbor Morgantown, W. Va. \You win. The Q O House Party sponsor changed networks last June O Skyline Studio 1. On page A-17 of the January 29, 2:45 Q Movie Quick Quiz 1955, issue of TV Guide, it was an¬ f£) The Friendly Giant nounced that effective February 1, 3:00 Q Q Q Big Payoff—Quiz WDTV would become KDKA-TV. O (E) Ted Mack—Variety However, Westinghouse actually (g) For Ladies Only—Corey took over on January 10.'[ 3:30 Q Playhouse 330—Drama Where’s Corliss? "Son of the Rock." Boy alienates his What happened to Meet Corliss own mother when he takes over his fa¬ ther's business. Ellen Corby, S. Andrews. Archer? Good programs like this Q To Be Announced would keep teen-agers in front of Q Bob Crosby Show the TV set with their parents in¬ £1 Roy Rogers—Western stead of roaming the streets. Please fpl It Pays To Be Married bring it back. More of its kind should fg) Eins, Zwei, Drei be produced; in this way people can 3:45 Q Bob Crosby Show stop talking about today’s situation Q Urbs and Suburbs with juvenile delinquents and really 4:00 Q Brighter Day—Serial do something about it.—Mrs. Dolores Max discusses Lydia's guilt complex. Miller, Greensburg, Pa. [Meet Cor¬ Q Date with Life—Serial liss Archer is a film series that was Search for her identity leads Laurie to run in its entirety by Channels 2 and millionaire's home. Barbara Britton. 10. Channel 7 {Wheeling) carries it O Gene Autry—Western at 5:30 on Sundays; Channel 21 0 A Look at Yesterday {Youngstown) at 10 P. M. Wednes¬ Qi) Girl from Gables day.'] fg) This Is Phoenix Potpourri 4:15 O Q Secret Storm—Serial Janine Stier, Pittsburgh: The theme Q Matinee Melodies song of America’s Greatest Bands (g) Fun in Utah was a Jackie Gleason original, “Alone in a Crowd,” written by Cohen and Gleason. It is available in record stores. Mrs. A. Howell, McKees Rocks: Ronald Howard, who plays Sherlock Holmes in the series of that name, is the son of the late, great actor, Leslie Howard.

A-16 TV GUIDE All times are Eastern Daylight OCTOBER 17

4:30 Q On Your Account o SPORTS-Diab oo World of Mr. Sweeney Q TIME OUT FOR SPORTS Cicero learns the more you think of 03 Topper—Comedy others, the more they will think of you. "Picnic." Sedate Topper is exposed to Q Circle 9 Western Theater the great outdoors when Cousin Willie flj) Serial Theater comes to visit. Leo G. Carroll. “Mystery Mountain." (Chapters 2-3) (Q Flight into Time {Q Children's Corner—Carey 03 NEWS, SPORTS 4:45 Q Q Modern Romances 6:40 O NEWS-Moore Woman receives a call from a man who 6:45 Q Pitt Parade—Local News calls himself "an old friend." Q NEWS-D. Edwards 4:50 fj]) Cartoon Carnival To Be Announced 5:00 Q Video Adventures 6:55 O SPORTS-Ray Scott Q Superman—G. Reeves O Weather—Del Taylor "Flight to the North." A backwoodsman NEWS named Sylvester J. Superman causes con¬ 7:00 O WATERFRONT-Drama fusion. Noel Neill, John Hamilton. "The Race." Cap'n. John tries to help Q Pinky Lee Show—Variety a boy whose father is a criminal. (Film) Q (0 Mickey Mouse Club O BREAK THE BANK 1. Newsreel: Klassy Kid Kops; Dig That Q TO BE ANNOUNCED Teamwork; Grandma's Hot Rod; Let's Go Q WARNER BROS. PRESENTS Cuckoo; Schoolhouse with Wings. 2. Mouseketeers present "Fun with Music." "Cheyenne." A herd of cattle is stolen from wagon train lost en route to cav¬ 3. Serial: "Bushey Park School." 4. Car¬ toon: "Shanghaied," Minnie Mouse. (Film) alry post. Desperados believe Cheyenne and Smitty did the rustling. Cheyenne: 5:30 Q Wild Bill Hickok Clint Walker. Smitty: L. Q. Jones. (Film) Q O Howdy Doody (0 SPORTS-Ted Reinhart I COLORH King Neptune causes seaquake. (0 HIGH SCHOOL BIOLOGY (Q Field Champion—Dogs (0 TELETOPICS gg Record Rack—Music ^ KUKLA, FRAN, OLLIE 7:15 (0 CD NEWS-John Daly EVENING ® NEWS-D. Edwards 6:00 Q Weather—Mallinger 7:30 Q TIME OUT FOR PETS O SPORTS-Scott Ken Hildebrand is your host. QTONY MARTIN-Songs Q Movie Marshal—Schenck Q ADVENTURES OF BLINKY Q Sky King—Kirby Grant (n)THE NAME'S THE SAME Qi) NEWS (Q Building for U.N. 00 MOVIE—To Be Announced rWRITE YOUR CHECKS WITH”! 6:05 0 Buzz 'n' Bill—Musical Bill Hinds, Buzz Aston, Joe Negri Trio. 6:15 O NEWS-Rininger (0 The Passerby ^ Paradise Island 6:30 O NEWS-Carl Ide Q I Love Lucy—Comedy PaperbMate John Wayne saves Lucy from an embar¬ rassing situation. Lucy made off with REFILLS Wayne's footsteps in cement from Grau- Won't Smear, Blot or Transfer man's Chinese Theater in Hollywood.

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7:30 (E) YOUR CHILD & SCHOOL realism, he starts dating an "older wo¬ (QTO BE ANNOUNCED man." Ronnie Burns, Paula Hill. (Film) ^ MEET MARTHA LOGAN 0 OPERATION SUCCESS 7:45 O EZC RANCH GALS-Music 0 BIG PICTURE O O CD NEWS-Swayze 0 MARK SABER-Mystery 8:00 O O O (D PRODUCERS' 8:30 Q CONCERT-Barlow SHOWCASE-Dramg Vocal soloist is Jerome Hines, bass. I COLOR 1 Jose Ferrer and Claire Bloom Program in "Cyrano de Bergerac." George Bass- Mr. Hines man composed the orchestral score and "Whiffenpoof Song"_Tod Galloway he conducts it tonight. The score is based "La Calunnia" ("Barber of on the one Paul Bowles wrote for Fer¬ Seville")- Rossini rer's Broadway production. See details "Into the Night"_Clara Edwards below. "A Pretty Girl Is Like a Melody" _ Berlin Q BURNS AND ALLEN Chorus Son Ronnie aspires to a part in a play Football Medley_Misc. about a young man in love with a Orchestra middle-aged woman. For the sake of "La Danza" _._Massenet

8:00 O O O (D PRODUCERS’ SHOWCASE - Drama Jose FERRER in Cyrano de Bergerac

I color"! In 17th-centory Paris Cyrano de Bergerac cot a dashing figure. Both swordsman and poet, Cyrano was capable of the grand passion. There was but one sizable obstacle to his complete success — his nose. "’Tis a rock, Cyrano a crag, a cape!" retorts Cyrano to a nobleman Cast who has made fun of the nose but lacks Cyrano de Bergerac... .Jose Ferrer Cyrano’s wit. The 19th-century French dramatist Roxane. .Claire Bloom Rostand seized on Cyrano's sensitiveness about Christian . .Christopher Plummer his nose and based his poignant romantic Ragueneau . ....Jacques Aubuchon comedy on it. Duenna .Paula Laurence I Rostand’s Cyrano has found the ' Mother Marguerite ... .Edith King I love of his life in the fair Roxane. Cutpurse . .Will Kuluyo aI But shall Roxane give her love to Sister Marthe. Patricia Whefi I creature with a proboscis like De Guiche. .Robert CarroH Cyrano's? Not likely. Cyrano, ; Lignieres . .John McQuade 1 therefore,» will do the next best Le Bret. .William Woodson Roxane thing. The soldier Christian, Orange Girl. .Sarah Marshall handsome but empty-headed, shall woo the Valvert . ... Dean Cetrulo maiden with Cyrano’s romantic verses. Montfleury . .Leopold Badia •lose Ferrer repeats for television the role that Carbon Castel-Jaloux .Leon Charles won him resounding praise on the Broadway stage and an Oscar in the movies. Co-starring Credits is Chaplin’s leading lady of ‘‘Limelight,’’ Claire Producer and stager: Jose Ferrer. Production Bloom. And in the role of Christian is Supervisors: Donald Davis, Dorothy Mathews. Christopher Plummer, hit of the Shakespeare TV Director: Kirk Browning. Art Director: Richard festival at Stratford, Conn. Day. Sets: Burr Smith. Costumes: Guy Kent. A-lf Romance— melodrama— and the noblest nose of them all!

CYRANO dejBERGERAC with ( _ Christopher Plummer 'jSj|j8H||^^H

.PFtODUCEK S SHOWCASE Monday 8 to 9:30 P.M. where you saw Channels O O O CD Now—on TV—the 'Teter Pan” and great melodrama of rapiers and romance. Here is Jos4 "Our Tdwn” Ferrer re-creating the swaggering, swashbuckling A (itesentati role that won him high , praise on Broadway .,. the Academy Award in Hollywood.

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8:30 (0 SHOP TALK CD MOVIE—Mystery (0 INDUSTRY OPEN HOUSE "Someone at the Door." A reporter tries ©BADGE 714-Jack Webb to frame himself for a murder which Friday and Smith investigate a series of was never committed. Michael Medwin. check forgeries. (Film) © BOXING-St. Nick's 9:00 Q PLAYHOUSE OF STARS Milo Savage, Salt Lake City, Ut., vs Artie "Two-Bit Gangster." Newsman Bill Ott- Towne, middleweights, 10 rounds. man travels to a small town to cover TV GUIDE RATINGS what appears to be a routine robbery in Rating W L D KO's which a masked thief has killed an ex¬ Savage 7 37 30 8 19 convict. Keenan Wynn, Robert Wilke, Ad¬ Towne Unrated 78 12 1 37 dison Richards, Barton MacLane. (Film) These two men rate with the most fear¬ (0 RELIGIONS OF MAN ed in their class. Both can,punch. Com¬ (0 DOTTY MACK-Songs piled by Nat Fleischer (The Ring) © BOXING—Preliminaries 10:30 Q GUY LOMBARDO-Music 9:30 Q LIBERACE—Piano Music R. Quinlan, "Good Man Is Hard To Find." O MASQUERADE PARTY O O ROBT. MONTGOMERY 10:45 © RINGSIDE INTERVIEWS "Tomorrow Is Forever," adapted for TV by Roy Bailey. A woman whose husband 1 1:00 Q O Q CD news is presumed killed in the war attempts Q BIG TOWN-Drama to rebuild her life. Steve wages a campaign against the Cast head of a gambling empire. Elizabeth -- Gale Storm 11:15 0 MOVIE-Western John Kessler- Robert Ellenstein "Three Desperate Men." Brothers be¬ Larry Hamilton-William Windom come outlaws. Preston Foster, Jim Davis, Aunt Jessie- _ Mary Farrell Virginia Grey and Ross Latimer. Drew Hamilton _Don Oneck o o CD Weather Brian Hamilton_Luann Solito de Solis 1 1:20 O Strange Experience Q DECEMBER BRIDE O Story Theater—Drama Lily takes a job as secretary. Jonathan "The Substitute." In the Paris of the Applegate: Charles Coburn. (Film) 1880's, a petty crook and sneak thief CD f0 MEDICAL HORIZONS tries to fleece a country bumpkin. (Film) How is a physician trained? The scene CD MOVIE-Mystery of tonight's telecast is America's first "Black Camel." A movie actress is mur¬ medical college, the U. of Pennsylvania dered. Bela Lugosi, Warner Oland. School of Medicine, established in 1765. 11:30 O The Hunter—Drama (0 TO BE ANNOUNCED O Tonight—Steve Allen 10:00 O Q CD STUDIO ONE Guests: Billy Vine, Lou Stein. "A Most Contagious Game." A reporter 11:50 O Races from Wheeling whose job it is to expose New York's underworld discovers that the life of 12:00 Q NEWS-Harold Scott crime can be most profitable. 12:05 Q MOVIE-Mystery Cast "Silent Partner." Reporter endeavors to track down friends of a murder victim. -Steve Cochran William Henry, Beverly Lloyd. Fister Marrock-Edward Andrews Pentomer- Kenny Delmar 12:30 Q SPORTS-John Roberts AAike Jannis ^__Bert Freed 12:35 O MOVIE-Melodrama - Marion Brash Swing Shift Theater: "Thunder in the Lawyer- Philip Coolidge Pines." Feuding lumberjacks unite when Maxie-Woodrow Parfrey trouble appears. George Reeves, Ralph Irving-Sy Travers Byrd, Denise Darcel, Greg McClure. Hotel Man-Earl George 1:15 O NEWS C0THE MODERN U.S.A. 2:00 Q Sermonette—Religion

A-20 TV GUIDE Saturday, Oct. 15 Wednesday, Oct. 19

"THE RETURN OF WILDFIRE" "GUNS OF JUSTICE"

Richard Arlen, Patricia Morison Jimmy "Shamrock" Ellison -^^- ■ M Monday, Oct. 17 Thursday, Oct. 20

"THUNDER IN THE PINES" "SON OF THE HUNCHBACK"

George Reeves, Denise Darcel Rossano Brazzi, Milly Vitale

-■-■- Tuesday, Oct. 18 Friday, Oct. 21

"SUVES OF VENICE" "JUNGLE GODDESS"

Armando Francioli, Massimo Serato George Reeves, Ralph Byrd

Approximately 12:35 A.M. Monday thru Saturday TUESDAY

1:30 0 Pgh. Public Schools _MORNING_ I RETURN 1 "Entertainment Can Be Fun." Miss Mary Ann Gallien and Schenley 6:55 O Sermonette-Religion High School students show various types The Rev. Ramsey Bridges. of menus for bridal showers. 7:00 O O O Today-Garroway O O Strike It Rich—Quiz Q Morning Show—Von Dyke (0 The Modern U.S.A. 7:55 O Les Paul Show 8:00 Q Today—Continued Q Captain Kangaroo AFTERNOON 8:55 O NEWS-Ed Wood 1 2:00 O NEWS-Bill Burns 9:00 0 Wayne Griffin Show 0 B CE) Tennessee Ernie O Cooking Tips—D. Lucas 0 NEWS Duck with Orange and Ginger Roll. f0 Building for U.N. O It's Fun To Reduce Q MOVIE-To Be Announced 12:15 O KDKArtoons-Stohl (0 MOVIE-Western 0 Love of Life—Serial 12:30 0 Search for Tomorrow "Trigger Fingers." Six guns bark a warn¬ ing on western frontier. Tim McCoy. 0 0 Feather Your Nest 9:05 (0 Schooltime—Poetry 0 Show Look 9:15 O The Christophers—Relig. (0 NEWS (0 Field Champion—Dogs 9:30 Q Garry Moore—Variety O Industry on Parade 12:45 0 Guiding Light—Serial 9:45 O Safety Film (0 Farm Extension (0 TTD Reading 1:00 0 Let's Visit—Show World 10:00 O O Garry Moore Harold V. Cohen and Stephanie Diamond Steamboat River Ball-Cast 0 0 (0 Jack Paar Show Comedian _ Don Adams "Love and Marriage" _ Jack Haskell Q O Ding Dong School Announcers' Fluffs - Jack Pear (0 Harmony Time-Music Record Fool _ Stanley Kool 10:10 (0 Western Logging 0 Heart of the Home 10:15 Q Big Picture-Documentary 1:05 10 TTD French (0 Serial Theater 1:15 0 Kay's Kitchen—Neumann 10:30 O Woman's Angle-Sando 1:25 (0 Pay to the Order of O O Search for Beauty 1:30 0 Welcome Travelers (0 Schooltime-Geography 0 MOVIE—To Be Announced 0 Look Ladies—V. Griffin 10:35 (0 Cartoon Carnival (0 MOVIE—Mystery 10:45 O 0 Arthur Godfrey Time "Assassin for Hire." A killer's gun is (0 Health & Happiness Club for hire. Sidney Tafler, June Rodney. 11:00 O Brighter Day-Serial 1:35 (0 Right at the Start Max wonders about Donald and Lydia. 0 Home-Women's News 1:45 (0 Schooltime—French 2:00 0 Baby Time—Jane Warren Arlene Francis is chief editor. How a Child Reads _Sheila Sadler 0 To Be Announced Washington News _Esther Tufty 0 Robert Q. Lewis Q Moviettes "Are You from Dixie?" _ Griffin, R. Q. (0 Flynn's Inn-Chas. Flynn 2:15 0 Valiant Lady—Serial 11:05 (0 TTD Arithmetic New York detective visits Middlebury. 11:15 Q To Be Announced 0 It's Fun To Reduce 0 Arthur Godfrey Time f0 Schooltime—Health

A-22 TV GUIDE All times are Eastern Daylight OCTOBER 18

2:30 Q Meet Your Neighbor Cp Record Rack—Music TV GUIDE Phone Quiz. Contestant with 5:45 (P Pennsylvania Dutch the correct answer wins an RCA radio. O Q House Party—Variety EVENING Q Skyline Studio 2:45 O Movie Quick Quiz 6:00 0 Weather—Mallinger (Q Mr. Murgle's Musee 0 SPORTS-Scott 3:00 Q House Party—Variety 0 Movie Marshal—Schenck O O CD Ted Mack 0 Half-Hour Western Q Big Payoff—Quiz (0 NEWS Q) For Ladies Only—French (P Red Wagon 3:30 0 Playhouse 330—Drama 0 MOVIE—To Be Announced "Solitaire." Actress finds strange woman 6:05 0 Buzz 'n' Bill—Musical playing solitaire in her apartment. 6:10 0 Civic Calendar—Reinhart Margaret Field, Gertrude Michael. 6:15 0 NEWS-Rininger O O ® Crosby Show 0 Bobo the Hobo 0 Roy Rogers—Western 0 Paradise island gj) It Pays To Be Married 6:30 0 NEWS-Carl Ide fP Religions of Man 0 Stop the Music 4:00 0 Brighter Day—Serial 0 SPORTS-Diab Patty, Randy prepare for dinnter guests. 0TiME OUT FOR SPORTS 0 Date with Life—Serial 0 Life of Riley-Comedy Logan reacts strangely to questions. "Love Comes to Waldo Binny." Riley's 0 A Look at Yesterday pal Waldo finally falls in love. QD Stars on Parade (0 Flight into Time—Travel 4:15 0 0 Secret Storm—Serial 0 Matinee Melodies (Q See How They Learn 4:30 0 On Your Account 0 0 World of Mr. Sweeney Gloria gets tip on political campaigning. 0 Circle 9 Western Theater Serial Theater "Mystery Mountain." (Chapters 4-5) ip Children's Corner—Carey 4:45 0 0 Modern Romances Corey learns news about his wife's past. 4:50 (Q Cartoon Carnival 5:00 0 Video Adventures 0 Kit Carson—Western 0 Pinky Lee Show—Variety 0 (0 Mickey Mouse Club V. "Let's Go." 2. Mouseketeers: "Guest Star Day," comedian George Givot. 3. Tues. & Thurs. Ch. O Serial: "The Pool of London." 4. Cartoon: "Three Blind Mouseketeers." 2:00 P.M. Spentorad by 5:30 0 0 0 Howdy Doody i COLOR 1 Howdy, Bluster are captives. LIBBY’S BABY FOODS in cooperation with the fP The Friendly Giant American Medical Association

TV GUIDE A-23 TUESDAY OCTOBER 18

6:30 {Q Wings to Hawaii © WARNER BROS. PRESENTS 09 NEWS, SPORTS "Casablanca." A beautiful woman uses 6:40 O NEWS-Moore her wiles to discover what Rick knows about a black market operation. Rick: 6:45 Q Pitt Parade-Local News Charles McGraw. Alex: Peter Van Eyck. Q NEWS-D. Edwards Denise: Nicole Maurey. (Film) 09 To Be Announced © JOHN Q. FARMER, JR. 6:55 O SPORTS-Ray Scott 7:45 O EZC RANCH GALS-Music O Weather—Del Taylor O O CD NEWS-Swayze © NEWS 8:00 O O O MILTON BERLE 7:00 O RIN TIN TIN-Dog Story I COLOR 1 Tonight's entire 60 minutes Q ANNIE OAKLEY-Western are devoted to a play by Gore Vidal, "The Runaways." Tagg and a friend run "State of Confusion," co-starring Milton away from home and straight into Berle and Ann Sothern. Details below. trouble. Tagg: Jimmy Hawkins. (Film) For the inside story about the Berle- O PENNY TO A MILLION Gleason sponsorship change, read the Q DOLLAR A SECOND-Quiz copyrighted story in next week's issue. Qj) SPORTS-Ted Reinhart Q NAVY LOG-Drama (S HIGH SCHOOL MATH. "The Phantom of the Blue Angels." This © TELETOPICS saga of the Navy's four-man jet demon¬ © KUKLA, FRAN, OLLIE stration team known as the "Blue An¬ gels," tells how the celebrated maneuver 7:15 ® © NEWS-John Daly "Fleur de Lis" was created. (Film) © NEWS-D. Edwards Cast 7:30 O TIME OUT FOR BOWLING Frenchy_ Paul Picerni O O © DINAH SHORE Zeke_Edward Binns Q © NAME THAT TUNE Nello_Tony Rock

8:00 O O O THE MILTON BERLE SHOW — Comedy

I COLOR I A few seasons bock Uncle Miltie starred in a Broadway comedy titled "See My Lawyer.” Tonight he gets his chance to return to the boards in an original comedy by Gore Vidal. Milton’s leading lady is Ann Sothern. The play, “State of Confusion," is the story of a larcenous couple who have been forced to flee their Chicago bookmaking haunts by one Cement Jackson. They change their names and establish residence in a southwestern state. Berle gets him¬ self elected governor, and then is succeeded in the post by Ann Sothern. They are riding high, until Cement Jackson finally tracks them down, and sets up operations right next to the governor’s office. (Hollywood) Cast Hector Sibley_■--Wilton Berle Flora Sibley_Ann Sothern Cement Jackson_Robert Strauss Harold Helot_Grady Sutton Senator Goodlove_Ralph Dumke Dick Conley_Kevin McCarthy Amanda Cudlidd_Carol Veazie Credits_Producer: Irving Gray. Director: Jeffrey Hayden

A-24 TV GUIDE All times are Eastern Daylight OCTOBER 18

Ken _ William Phipps fQ STORY THEATER-Drama Sam _ Morgan Jones "Mademoiselle Fifi." Church bells in a (Q EINS, ZWEI, DREI French village have been silent since (0 AMERICAN SCENE Bismarck occupied France. A Prussian ^ FEATURETTE lieutenant orders them to be rung. (Film) 8:30 Q YOU'LL NEVER GET RICH 9:15 CD magic OF THE ATOM "AWOL" Bilko's off to Chicago to find 9:30 O Q RED SKELTON an AWOL Gl who doesn't let his hitch I COLOR lG6orae Raft appears as Red's with Uncle Sam interfere with his per¬ guest. As Hot Lips Morgan, Skelton' por¬ sonal plans. Pat Hingle. (Film) trays a sousaphone player in the jazz GUY LOMBARDO SHOW era of the Roaring Twenties. He turns to R. Quinlan, "Good Man Is Hard To Find." songwriting, but is distracted by the Q) LIFE IN THE KINGDOM girl friend of Big Jack (Raft), a speak¬ (0 FAITH FOR TODAY easy operator. (Hollywood) ^ SEFICK'S PLACE Q O PLAYWRIGHTS '56 9:00 Q STUDIO 57-Drama "The Battler," adapted from Ernest Hem¬ "Win a Cigar." An explosion at an im¬ ingway's story by A. E. Hockner and portant research center behind the Iron Sidney Carroll. A young fighter recon¬ Curtain sends British agent on an im¬ siders his plans for a career in the ring portant assignment. (Film) after he meets a down-and-out former Cast champ. (Hollywood) Jonathan Hart_Rod Cameron Cast Prof. Henry Brand _ Robert Cornthwaite The Battler - Paul Newman Nils Larsen_Geoffrey Toone Nick-Dewey Martin Dubrov_Kerner Klemperer Girl Friend-Phyllis Kirk Anna Jacobson_Jean Moody Bugs-Frederick O'Neal O O FIRESIDE THEATER Truck Driver-_Richard Collier "One Last September," by Kathleen Hite. Counter Man-Marty Green A woman, disturbed by a proposal of (0 CAVALCADE THEATER marriage, leaves the big city and goes "Disaster Patrol," a tale of the Civil Air home to her father. (Film) Patrol. A wartime flier has promised his Cast wife he'd never fly again. But he is needed for a mercy mission. (Film) Liz_Jane Wyman Ken _ Donald Murphy Cast Dad- Irving Bacon Jim Munro_Steve Brodie Deke_Glenn Langan Mary Munro--Jean Ruth Edie_Amzie Strickland Pete Lomas-Robert Anderson Bud - Pitt Herbert Bob - Tim Johnson QMEET MILLIE-Comedy Bill Kennedy-Steve Pendleton (H) DANNY THOMAS SHOW "The Big Shot." Danny finds himself in deeper than he expected when he tries to fix a traffic ticket. (Film) FRONTIERS TO SPACE

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9:30 ® PITT IN ACTION of the old West, an angered gunman ® CROSSROADS-Drama tries to goad another into a shooting to even up an old score. (Film) "Clean-Up." A Protestant minister wages a one-man campaign against vice and Cast corruption in his city. Vincent Price, Del Delaney _Gene Barry Sally Blaine, Lloyd Corrigan. (Film) Red Hillman_Daren McGavin © THE HUNTER-Drama Maggie Flynn_Ellen Corby 0 BIG TOWN-Drama 10:00 0 Q © $64,000 QUES- "Source of Information." Steve is TION-Quiz threatened with jail because he conceals Treasurer's report: As of the 18th show, the identity of a murder witness from Hal March has given out $270,712 and the D.A. Steve: Mark Stevens. (Film) one luxury car. o ® © MY FAVORITE ® CHINA SMITH-Drama HUSBAND-Comedy ®THIS IS PHOENIX Liz broadcasts to one and all about ® MOVIE—Drama George's '''heroism" when confronted by "Hammer the Toff." an armed bandit. Vanessa Brown. (Film) 10:15 ® FUN IN UTAH 11:000 0 0(0 NEWS 10:30 O CURTAIN TIME-Drama O Follow That Man "The Man Who Sold Himself." A young "Hide and Seek." Mike Barnett tracks man decides to raffle off his services down a beautiful blonde. (Film) for a year to get money to go to the 11:15 O MOVIE-Drama city. Dan Barton, Betty Lynn. (Film) "And Then There Were None." Ten peo¬ Q ALFRED HITCHCOCK ple, invited to a lonely island, are sched¬ "Triggers in Leash." In an eating place uled to be murdered. Judith Anderson. o Q (0 Weather 11:20 O Strange Experience O To Announced ® MOVIE-Comedy "Texas, Brooklyn and Heaven." Play¬ wright looks for success in New York but finds a girt instead. Guy Madison. 11:30 O Hollywood Off Beat Every Sunday, See "A Question of Truth." Steve Randall investigates the art of lying—and saves The Ed Sullivan a man from the chair. (Film) Show 8 P.M. O Tonight—Steve Allen Guests: Stan Freeman, Allen Funt. You Asked For It 11:50 0 Races from Wheeling 12:00 O NEWS 7 P.M. 12:05 0 MOVIE—Mystery General Electric "The Vampire's Ghost." An African village is terrorized by a vampire. John Theater 9 P.M. Abbott and Peggy Stewart. 12:30 O SPORTS—Roberts 12:35 O MOVIE-Drama Swing Shift Theater: "Slaves of Venice." Noblewoman is held hostage by an am¬ bitious captain. Armando Francioli and Massimo Serato. 1:15 0 NEWS 1:50 0 Sermonette—Religion

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6:55 Q Sermonette—Religion AFTERNOON The Rev. Ramsey Bridges. 7:00 0 O O Today—Garroway 12:00 0 NEWS-Bill Burns Meat-packing plant, Kansas City, Mo. OOfD Tennessee Ernie 0 Morning Show—Van Dyke 0 NEWS 7:55 0 Les Paul Show (0 Chain Saws 8:00 0 Today—Continued 12:15 0 KDKArtoons-Stohl 0 Captain Kangaroo 0 Love of Life—Serial 8:55 0 NEWS-Ed Wood 12:30 0 Search for Tomorrow 9:00 0 Wayne Griffin Show 0 0 Feather Your Nest 0 The Pastor 0 Show Look 0 It's Fun To Reduce C0 NEWS 0 MOVIE—To Be Announced 10 Aunay-sur-Odon Hi) MOVIE-Western 12:45 0 Guiding Light—Serial "Branded Men." Ken Maynard. j0 Harmony Time 9:05 (Q Schooltime—Soc. Studies 12:50 (0 Proof of the Pudding 9:15 0 Morning Devotions 1:00 0 Bill Brant Show—Variety 0 The Christophers—Relig. 0 0 (0 Jack Paar Show 9:30 0 Garry Moore—Variety "Brazil" _Jose Metis 0 Industry on Parade Beverage Man_Commander Whitehead 9:45 0 Safety Film Relatively Speaking_Jack Paar yp TTD Reading 0 Heart of the Home 10:00 0 Garry Moore—Variety 1:05 (0 TTD French Travelog _ Ca»t 1:25 0 it's Good Taste—Etiquette College Medley_Denise, Ken Carson Choosing children's names. 0 0 Ding Dong School (0 Trieste to Lampedusa fp Harmony Time—Music 1:30 0 Kay's Kitchen—Neumann 10:10 (P To Be Announced 0 Welcome Travelers 10:15 (0 Serial Theater 0 MOVIE—To Be Announced 10:30 0 Woman's Angle—Sando 0 Look Ladies—V. Griffin 0 0 Search for Beauty (0 MOVIE-Drama 0 Arthur Godfrey Time "Green Grow the Rushes." A sub-com¬ 10 Schooltime—Poetry mittee from Ministry of Agriculture in¬ 10:35 (0 Cartoon Carnival vestigates illegal activities. Richard Bur¬ 10:45 0 Arthur Godfrey Time ton, Honor Blackman. 0 Moviettes 1:45 (0 Schooltime—Geography (0 Health & Happiness Club 2:00 0 0 Robert Q. Lewis 11:00 0 Brighter Day—Serial "Seventeen"_Merv Griffin Patsy and Randy invite Lydia to dinner. 0 Man to Man—Religion 0 Home—Women's News 2:15 0 Valiant Lady—Serial Arlene Francis presides. Diane calls Joey for help. Winter Cleaning_Hugh Downs 0 It's Fun To Reduce Storage Cabinets Patterns_Hugh Downs (0 Schooltime—French 0 Arthur Godfrey Time 2:30 0 Meet Your Neighbor (0 Flynn's inn—Chas. Flynn 0 0 House Party—Variety 11:15 0 To Be Announced 0 Skyline Studio 11:05 (0 TTD Arithmetic 2:45 0 Movie Quick Quiz

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2:45 Pennsylvania Dutch 0 Circle 9 Western Theater 3:00 O Q O B'O Payoff—Quiz (0 Serial Theater O O Ted Mack—Variety "Mystery Mountain." (Chapters 6-7> fP For Ladies Only {0 Children's Corner—Carey 3:30 Q Playhouse 330—Drama 4:45 0 0 Modern Romances "Albie Feels His Age." Albie mistakes Underworld tough warns Lilia not to talk. sleeping pills for vitamin pills. 4:50 (0 Cartoon Carnival Q Q Bob Crosby Show 5:00 0 Lone Ranger—Western O Gene Autry-Western 0 Cartoon Capers (0 It Pays To Be Married 0 Pinky Lee Show—Variety (0 People 0 (0 Mickey Mouse Club 4:00 0 Brighter Day—Serial 1. Newsreel: The Big Splash; Flash In Lydia explodes at Donald. the Pan. 2. Mouseketeers: "Anything- Q Date with Life—Serial Can-Happen Day." 3. Serial: "Covent Laurie tries to break her engagement. Garden." 4. Cartoon: "The Pet Store." 0 A Look at Yesterday 5:30 0 0 0 Howdy Doody (0 Girl from Gables—McGirk I COLOR I Howdy Doody rescues Mambo. f0 Wool Fabric Facts ® Record Rack—Music 4:15 0 Q Secret Storm—Serial 5:40 (0 Life at Sea 0 Matinee Melodies ffp Tunisian Holiday EVENING 4:30 0 On Your Account 6:00 0 Weather—Mallinger 0 0 World of Mr. Sweeney 0 SPORTS-Scott "Will Success Spoil Adam Morton?" 0 Movie Marshal—Schenck 0 Western Theater Scott Paper Company presents (0 NEWS (0 Time for Coffee 0 MOVIE—To Be Announced Robert 6:05 0 Buzz 'n' Bill—Musical Young Buzz Aston, Bill Hinds, Joe Negri Trio. 6:15 0 NEWS-Rininger and 0 Eddie Fisher—Songs 0 Scrap: Steel Reborn Jane 0 Gaye Family 6:30 0 NEWS-Carl Ide Wyatt in 0 Ozzie and Harriet "An Invitation to Dinner." Ozzie and Harriet accept different dinner invita¬ tions without each other's knowledge. “FATHER 0 SPORTS-Diab KNOWS 0TIME OUT FOR SPORTS best** Teamwork suffers when 8:30 pm Betty becomes glamor girl of tennis. tthannel Ci

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fij) Western Marshal 8:00 O Q DIRECTORS PLAY- "Ghost Town." Steve and Rusty seek re¬ HOUSE-Drama fuge from a storm in a deserted ghost "A Midsummer Daydream," by William town. Douglas Kennedy, Eddie Waller. Saroyan. A young man who wants des¬ fP The Secret Land—Arctic perately to get married finds "the" girl © NEWS, SPORTS in,of all places, a marriage-license bureau. 6:40 O NEWS-Moore Cast fP Editors Afield Elizabeth_Kim Hunter 6:45 O Pitt Parade—Area News Patrick_ Don Hanmer Gambler__Keenan Wynn Q NEWS-D. Edwards The Man_, Don Wilson CP To Be Announced The Woman_Bea Benaderet 6:55 O SPORTS-Ray Scott OGUY LOMBARDO-Music O Weather—Del Taylor Edith Adams sings "Easy To Remember." © NEWS Q GODFREY AND FRIENDS 7:00 Q SUPERMAN-G. Reeves IP THE FINDER-Basebail O FOUR STAR PLAYHOUSE IP DISNEYLAND-W. Disney "In the Face of Danger." An old woman See 7:30 P.M. CD for details. recalls her romance with a wanted out¬ SEARCH FOR SECURITY law. Ida Lupino. (Film) 8:30 Q DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS, JR. O ANDERSEN TALES "The Only Son." Parents are torn be¬ QTV READER'S DIGEST tween love and duty when their son "Mr. Pac Takes Over." An interpreter escapes from reform school. (Film) with the U.S. forces in Korea plays a Q PLAYHOUSE OF STARS big role in our battle against Communist "Two-Bit Gangster." Newsman Bill Ott- forces. Phillip Ahn, Ken Tobey, Dan man travels to a small town to cover Barton, James Edwards. (Film) what appears to be a routine robbery Q!) SPORTS-Ted Reinhart in which a masked thief has killed an @ HIGH SCHOOL HISTORY ex-convict. (Film) (0 TELETOPICS Cast ^ KUKLA, FRAN, OLLIE Bill Ottman_ Keenan Wynn 7:15 CH) CD NEWS-John Daly Red Fischer_Robert Wilke ^ NEWS-D. Edwards Jesse Childs_Addison Richards 7:30 Q TIME OUT-Gardening Chief Brooks_ Barton MacLane Frank Curto gives gardening hints. O FATHER KNOWS BEST Q Q EDDIE FISHER-Songs "Advantage to Betty." Pretty Betty An¬ derson is chosen queen of the yearly QSTOP THE MUSIC-Parks sports banquet. Elinor Donahue. (Film) (0 DISNEYLAND-W. Disney "Story of the Silly Symphony," an all¬ cartoon program. Seen in their entirety will be "The Practical Pig" and "Little Don’t / Hiawatha" plus three Academy Award forget to i ^1 Winners: "The Three Orphan Kittens," "Old Mill," "Ferdinand the Bull." (Film) write IP WHAT DO YOU THINK? IP SPORTS BRAVE EAGLE PipersMate Young Keena, Brave Eagle's foster son, REFILLS is captured by the enemy tribe. (Film) Excittslye Silvered Tip 7:45 O EZC RANCH GALS-Music for the World’s Easiest Writtogl^^F® Q O IP NEWS-Swayze

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8:3O(0M-G-M PARADE Q I'VE GOT A SECRET Actor Robert Taylor is seen with English The panel learns a few secrets of the actress Kay Kendall in a sequence from depression thirties tonight. his latest film, "Quentin Durward." A © PENNY TO A MILLION scene from "Anna Christie" features © MUSIC FROM VIENNA Greta Garbo. (Film) © SPORTS PREVIEW Q) CAMPUS ON CALL 10:00 O CENTURY-FOX © ARMCHAIR THEATER "Laura," from the book by Vera Caspary 9:00 Q DAMON RUNYON later made into a hit motion picture. A "Bred for Battle." A fight manager has detective is assigned to a case of murder a plan to provide himself with a great of the wrong victim. During the in¬ boxer. He loans an ex-heavyweight vestigation he finds himself taking a money to marry on the condition that 'more than professional interest in the the first son becomes a fighter. Silky: intended victim, mysterious Laura. (Film) Sheldon Leonard. Bones: John Bromfield. Cast Benny: Maxie Rosenbloom. (Film) Waldo Lydecker_George Sanders Q THEATER-Drama Laura_ Dana Wynter "I, Mrs. Bibb," Paul Crabtree's play Mark McPherson_Robert Stack about a senator's widow chosen to suc¬ Shelby_Scott Forbes ceed her late husband in office. Host Joseph Gotten presents Ray Mil- Cast land and Joan Collins in film sequences Mrs. Bibb_Lillian Gish from "The Girl in the Red Velvet Swing." Ned Kellogg_Richard Kiley Q Q THIS IS YOUR LIFE O DANNY THOMAS SHOW O ® © BOXING "The Big Shot." Danny finds himself in Lightweight champion Wallace "Bud" deeper than he expected when he tries Smith, Cincinnati, defends his title to fix a traffic ticket. (Film) against ex-champion Jimmy Carter, New Q CD CD the millionaire York City. Details on page A-31. "Millionaire Iris Miller." An ambitious © WHAT DO YOU SAY? girl does not want to postpone marriage © MO VIE-Western until her boy friend, an intern, can sup¬ "Boiling Point." Hoot Gibson stars. port her in the manner to which she'd 10:30 Q MIDWESTERN HAYRIDE like to become accustomed. Virginia ©STAR STAGE-Drama Grey, Olive Sturgess. (Film) "Honest John Gaminski and the 13 Uncle fS FILMS FROM BRITAIN Sams." A politician hires 12 men to im¬ ^ HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL personate Uncle Sam in an election cam¬ 9:30 O GROUCHO MARX-Quiz paign, but 13 show up. John: Brian Don- O BADGE 714-Drama levy. Uncle Sam: Sam Strudwick. (Film)

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10:45 Q SPORTS-Red Donley Q Your TV Theater o z (0 SPORTS SHOW "Handcuffed." A man who is on his way ^ NEWS ROUNDUP to prison escapes. William Lester. CD MOVIE—Romance 11:00 o O O (D news "Four Days Leave." Two girls compete Q SPORTS for the affections of an American sailor. CP To Be Announced Cornel Wilde and Josette Day. 11:15 0 MOVIE-Dromo 11:30 O Tonight—Steve Allen "Stormy Waters." Salvage-boat captain The guests include jazz pianist Marian has trouble with skipper of a stricken McPartland and comic Earl Hall. ship. Jean Gabin, Michele Morgan. 11:50 Q Races from Wheeling O MOVIE—Romance 12:05 Q MOVIE-Drama "Sarumba." A Cuban dancer and an "Bulldog Edition." A circulation war be¬ American sailor fall in love. Michael tween two rival newspapers causes a Whalen, Doris Dowling, Tommy Wonder. racket to grow. Ray Walker, Evalyn Q Q CD Weather Knapp and Regis Toomey. ^ Vice President Nixon 12:15 O NEWS-Scott I SPECIAL1 Vice President Richard M. 12:30 O SPORTS-Roberts Nixon addresses the 35th annual dinner 12:35 Q MOVIE-Western of the New York group of the Invest¬ Swing Shift Theater: "Guns of Justice." ment Bankers Association. The address, Jimmy "Shamrock" Ellison. delivered earlier, is seen on film. 1:15 O NEWS 11:20 O Strange Experience 1:50 0 Sermonette—Religion

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I SPECIAL I Wallace “Bud” Smith (cham¬ DeMarco and Lauro Salas. Smith, who pion) vs. Jimmy Carter (challenger), light¬ beat Carter for,the title in Boston last weights, 15 rounds. Russ Hodges reports June, is a well-conditioned, slashing from Cincinnati. boxer, who will force the ex-champ to maintaino grueling pace from bell to bell. TALE OF THE TAPE Carter Smith 31 Age 26 5 ft. 6 in. Height 5 ft. 7 in. 135 Weight (approx.) 135 69 in. Reach 72 in. 341/2 in. Chest (normal) 35 in. 38 in. Chest (expanded) 38 in. 15 in. Neck 1534 in. Carter vs. Smith 273/4 in. Waist 28 in. 20 in. Thigh 21 in. TV GUIDE RATINGS 13 in. Calf 12 in. Rating Bouts W L D KO's 14 in. Biceps 141/2 in. Smith Champ 48 31 11 6 18 111/2 in. Forearm 12 in. Carter 1 99 71 19 9 27 91/2 in. Ankle 8 in. Carter, in his 100th bout, will be out to 81/2 in. Wrist 834 in. regain his title for the third time. He 11 in. Fist 10 in. has previously regained it from Paddy Compiled by Nat Fleischer (The Ring)

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Q O CD Ted Mack AFTERNOON Q Big Payoff—Quiz © For Ladies Only 12:00 Q NEWS-Bill Burns 3:30 0 Playhouse 330—Drama OOCD Tennessee Ernie "Hand on My Shoulder." A superstitious Q NEWS race track tout learns that a doctor's fpl Aluminum on Skyline hand on his shoulder is good luck. 12:15 O KDKArtoons-Stohl Q 0 Bob Crosby Show Q Love of Life—Serial 0 Gene Autry-Western 12:30 Q Search for Tomorrow © It Pays To Be Married O Q Feather Your Nest © Foreign Policy Q Show Look 3:45 Q To Be Announced CQ news 4:00 0 Brighter Day—Serial Seabees Can Do Plus Max speaks his mind on Donald Harrick. 12:45 Q Guiding Light—Serial 0 Date with Life—Serial (Q Farm Extension Mrs. Dayton realizes what she has done. ©A Paradise of Sport 0 A Look at Yesterday 1:00 Q Let's Visit—Show World © Stars on Parade—Music Harold V. Cohen, Stephanie Diamond. © To Be Announced O Q CE) Jock Poor Show 4:15 0 0 Secret Storm—Serial Cartoons_lack Paar, Larry Reynolds fSI Matinee Melodies "Impatient Years"_Jack Haskell 4:30 0 On Your Account Q Heart of the Home 0 0 World of Mr. Sweeney 1:05 © TTD French "Truck Stop." Cicero has a new slogan. 1:15 Q Kay's Kitchen—Neumann 0 Circle 9 Western Theater 1:25 © Western Logging © Serial Theater 1:30 Q Welcome Travelers "Mystery Mountain" (Chapters 8-9) Q MOVIE—To Be Announced © Children's Corner—Carey Q Look Ladies—V. Griffin 4:45 0 0 Modern Romances © MOVIE-Drama Lilia tells her side of the story. "Death from a Distance." Girl reporter 4:50 © Cartoon Carnival aids police detective in solving a murder. 5:00 0 Video Adventures Lola Lane, Russell Hopton. 0 Wild Bill Hickok 1:45 © Schooitime—Poetry "Ghost Town Adventure." A loco pros¬ 2:00 © Baby Time—Jane Warren pector leads Wild Bill and Jingles into Q Lucky Calendar a meeting with ghosts. Guy Madison. © Robert Q. Lewis Show 0 Pinky Lee Show—Variety "Vagabond Lover"-Robert Q, "Sheik of Araby"_Don Liberto 2:15 Q Valiant Lady—Seriai Secretaries Appreve Joey comes to see Diane. Q It's Fun To Reduce © Schooltime—Geography 2:30 Q Meet Your Neighbor Joe Mann, Elaine Beverly, Johnny Costa. Q © House Party—Variety refills Q Skyline Studio 2:45 Q Movie Quick Quiz fi* I © Industry on Parade 3:00 01 House Party—Variety

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5:00 O O Mickey Mouse Club 10 Annie Oakley—Western 1. Jiminy Cricket presents: "You—the "The Runaways." Tagg and Billy spend Human Animal." 2. AAouseketeers: "Cir¬ night in a ghost town. Jimmy Hawkins. cus Day," George Keller. 3. Serial: "Bat¬ (0 Hands of Mercy tersea Dogs Home." 4. Cartoons. ® NEWS, SPORTS 5:30 O Roy Rogers-Western 6:40 0 NEWS-Moore "Bad Neighbors." Roy and Dale find 6:45 0 Pitt Parade-Lecal News themselves in middle of a battle. Q FOOTBALL-Frank Leahy Q O Howdy Doody Q NEWS-D. Edwards r COLOR I A Pied Piper comes to town. To Be Announced 10 Mr. Murgle's Musee 6:55 0 SPORTS-Ray Scett ^ Record Rack—Music 0 Weather—Del Taylor 5:45 j0 Aim for Safety ^ NEWS 7:00 0 MR. DISTRICT ATTORNEY EVENING Gang of slot machine racketeers use com¬ 6:00 0 Weather—Mallinger promising photographs in an effort to blackmail the District Attorney. (Filth) O SPORTS-Wolf 0 Movie Marshal—Schenck Q STAR AND THE STORY 0 Rin Tin Tin—Dog Story "The Blue Landscape." Member of French Surete is called in when a painting dis¬ "The White Buffalo." Indian chief in¬ appears. Peter Lorre. (Film) vites Rusty and Rinty on buffalo hunt. 0 FOOTBALL-Frank Leahy Lee Aaker, James Brown, Hal Hopper. Q BISHOP SHEEN-Talk Qj) NEWS Topic: "Has Russia Changed?" (0 Chain Saws (0 SPORTS-Ted Reinhart (0 MOVIE—To Be Announced (0 HIGH SCHOOL ENGLISH 6:05 0 Buzz 'n' Bill—Music C0 TELETOPICS Buzz Aston, Bill Hinds, Joe Negri Trio. ^ KUKLA, FRAN, OLLIE 6:10 (0 Civic Calendar—Reinhart 7:15 0 AMES BROTHERS-Musical 6:15 Q NEWS-Rininger {0 0 NEWS-John Daly (0 James Mason—Drama 0 NEWS-D. Edwards You and Your Doctor 7:30 0 TIME OUT FOR FOOTBALL 6:25 0 Do You Know Why? Commentary by Red Donley. 6:30 0 NEWS-Carl Ide 0 DINAH SHORE 0 Ames Brothers—Musical Q O Q 0 SGT. PRESTON 0 SPORTS-Diab Ex-convict wants gold dust a trader holds QTIME OUT FOR SPORTS in safekeeping for miners. (Film) 0 LONE RANGER-Western A sheriff fears for the life of his young You'll laugh your son if he attempts to suppress outlaws. head off Clayton Moore. (Film) 0THE SECRETARY JHE PEOPLE’S CHOICE starring JACKIE COOPER

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7:45 O RANCH GALS-Music Live from Hollywood Q O CD NEWS-Swayz* In color and block and white 8:00 O Q) BISHOP SHEEN-Talk O O GROUCHO MARX 8:30 Chs. Q CD CD Q DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS, JR. "The Only Son." Parents are torn be¬ tween love and duty when their son escapes from reform school, (Film) *ll0'l-30 0f (Q AMERICA IN THE MAKING "The Young Giant Stirs." Nationalism rears its head as the frontier opens up, tiWMOWf the movement west begins, oratory comes into its own with Clay and Cal¬ What hidden fear lived houn, then the War of 1812. (Film) in the House of Shadows? (0TO BE ANNOUNCED ^ FEATURETTES starring 8:15 CD SPORTS 8:30 O LOMBARDO SHOW DIANA LYNN R. Quinlan, "Good Man Is Hard To Find." Q PEOPLE'S CHOICE Sock Miller's position as city councilman JAMES DALY is challenged before he even takes the oath of office. Sock: Jackie Cooper. Mandy: Patricia Breslin. (Film) ERNEST TRUEX Q EDDIE CANTOR-Drama "Strange Little Stranger." Tommy Noo¬ JANE DARWELL nan stars as Bob, who always blames his tardiness on his wife's non-existent ill¬ nesses. (Film) your host BILL LUNDIGAN 0 CD CD CLIMAX!—Drama "House of Shadows." In a small town, gossip has it that a young woman holds her aged uncle a virtual prisoner in his own home. A visiting artist, looking for a colorful subject to paint, becomes in¬ volved when he tries to discover the truth of the strange situation. Cast Ruth Barrows-Diana Lynn CLIMAX! George Norren_James Daly Uncle William_Ernest Truex PRESENTED BY Mrs. Koestler_Jane Darwell ^SYMPHONY PREVIEWS CHRYSLER Marian Anderson is a guest. 9:00 0 BETTY FURNESS I SPECIaCI Betty Furness and Cart Ide CORPORATION! conduct us through Westinghouse dream home. Hi Tor Woods, Pleasant Hills Boro. THE LOOK O O DRAGNET-Webb PLYMOUTH • DODGE • DESOTO A daughter reports that her mother is CHRYSLER • IMPERIAL missing. Strange clues include a letter from a nonexistent woman. (Film) THURSDAY

9:00 fE) PEOPLE Curtain sends British agent on an im¬ 9:30 O O O THEATER-Fiim portant assignment. (Film) Cast "Lady in the Wind." Since her parents' Jonathan Hart_Rod Cameron death, a young woman has looked to Prof. Henry Brand_Robert Cornthwaite her employer for guidance. When she Nils Larsen_Geoffrey Toone marries a young artist who expresses his Dubrov _Werner Klemperer emotions on canvas, rather than in words, Anna Jacobson-Jean Moody she again turns to her employer for fQ TRAVEL IN CANADA understanding. (Film) Cast (0 MOVIE-Drama Julie _Teresa Wright "To Have and To Hold." Rancher from Andre _Claude Dauphin Argentina falls in love with wife of Ivor _Kerwin Mathews estate owner in England. Avis Scott. Q THEATER-Drama 10:20 (E) FLOOD WATERS "Summer Memory." Story of an aged 10:30 Q CHANCE OF A LIFETIME parent's grip on lives of his children. The challengers vs Jerome Courtland. James Barton, Claire Trevor. (Film) (E) ORIENT EXPRESS-Drama Qj) I LED THREE LIVES 11:00 0 0 0(0 NEWS Counterspy Philbrick is ordered to per¬ O MOVIE—Romance form a secret courier mission. (Film) NEW CONCEPTS "Pitfall." Insurance agent investigates a beautiful blonde and falls in love with DOWN YOU GO-Panel her. Dick Powell, Lizabeth Scott. Patricia Cutts returns to panel tonight. 11:15 O Stories of the Century 10:00 O Q O VIDEO THEATER "Tom Bell." Pity for a mother who lost "The Human Jungle." A police captain her son leads Matt and Clark to a start¬ who worked to pass his bar examination ling discovery. Time: 1850's. is ready to retire from the force to O CO Weather practice law. He faces a decision when Q TEXAS RASSLIN' he is asked to stay on to help restore law and order to a corrupt section of the 11:20 Q Strange Experience city. Dennis O'Keefe stars as Capt. John CB MOVIE-Mystery Danforth. Otto Kruger, host. (Hollywood) "The Judge." A lawyer defends several Q WATERFRONT-Drama vicious criminals. Milburn Stone, Kath¬ "Troubled Waters." One of the skipper's erine de Mille, Norman Budd. best friends is arrested as leader of a 11:30 Q Tonight—Steve Allen crime syndicate. Ray Teal. (Film) Steve's guests include Billy Butterfield, (E) STUDIO 57-Drama Yank Lawson and Nancy Walker. 11:45 O Patti Page Show—Music "Win a Cigar." An explosion at an im¬ portant research center behind the Iron 12:00 Q The Whistler—Drama "Death Sentence." A man who has only three months to live uses desperate measures to leave some security for his AT YOUR RCA VICTOR DEALER wife and expected baby. 12:15 Q NEWS-Rod Wolf The BIG CHANGE in TV 12:30 Q SPORTS BUY IT NOW FOR BIGGER Q NEWS AND BETTER TV ENJOYMENT 12:40 Q MOVIE—Historical Drama Swing Shift Theater: "Son of the Hunch¬ back." Twenty years after killing a count, the killer seeks vengeance on his son. [IsJiRCAMCTOR Rossano Brazzi, Milly Vitale. 2:00 0 Sermonette—Religion , 21 inch $169.95 The Rev. Ramsey Bridges.

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1:30 Q Q Q Strike It Rich MORNING CD Films from Britain 6:55 Q Sermonette—Religion AFTERNOON The Rev. Ramsey Bridges. 7:00 Q Q Q Today—Gorroway 12:00 Q NEWS-Bill Burns d Morning Show—Van Dyke QOCD Tennessee Ernie 7:55 Q Les Paul Show Q NEWS 8:00 Q Today—Continued (0 How To Catch a Cold Q Captain Kangaroo 12:10 (0 Life at Sea 8:55 O NEWS-Ed Wood 1 2:15 Q KDKArtoons-Stohl 9:00 Q Wayne Griffin Show d Love of Life—Serial Q What's Your Trouble? 1 2:30 Q Search for Tomorrow Q It's Fun To Reduce Q Q Feather Your Nest Q MOVIE—To Be Announced Q Show Look (0 MOVIE-Western (0 NEWS "Fighting Renegade." Cowboy disguises (0 Time for Coffee himself as a bandit while trying to 12:45 O Guiding Light—Serial clear his name. Tim McCoy, Joyce Bryant. (0 Harmony Time 9:05 © Schooltime—French (0 Scrap—Steel Reborn 9:15 0 To Be Announced 1:00 Q Bill Brant Show—Variety O This Is the Life—Religion O Q CD Paar Show 9:30 O Garry Moore—Variety Folk Songs_Burl Ives 9:45 O The Christophers—Relig. Odd Products_:__Jack Paar (0 TTD Reading "Vanessa" _Jose Melis 10:00 O Garry Moore—Variety Q Heart of the Home O O Ding Dong School 1:05 C0 TTD French fpl Harmony Time—Music 1:25 Q It's Good Taste—Etiquette 10:10 (0 Editors Afield Selecting a car. 10:15 O Big Picture—Documentary (0 The Secret Land—Arctic (0 Serial Theater 1:30 Q Kay's Kitchen—Neumann 10:30 O Woman's Angle—Sando Q Welcome Travelers O O Search for Beauty Q MOVIE—To Be Announced (0 Schooltime—Health Q Look Ladies—V. Griffin 10:35 (0 Cartoon Carnival (0 MOVIE-Drama 10:45 Q Arthur Godfrey Time "Probation." Tale of an impetuous, if Q Garry Moore—Variety well-meaning, youth and a spoiled young (0 Health & Happiness Club girl. Betty Grable, John Darrow. 11:00 Q Garry Moore—Variety 1:35 10 Right at the Start Q Brighter Day—Serial 1:45 @ Schooltime—Soc. Studies Max demands a medical report on Donald. 2:00 fQ Q Robert Q. Lewis Q Home—Women's News "Love and Marriage'.^_Merv Griffin Arlene Francis presides. "Forgive My Heart"_Earl, Lois News of the Arts_Arlene Francis Q Farm Show Butter's History_Albert Lowenfels 2:15 Q Valiant Lady—Serial Q Moviettes Helen goes to New York to find Diane. (0 Flynn's Inn—Chas. Flynn Q It's Fun To Reduce 11:05 (0 TTD Arithmetic {0 Schooltime—Poetry 11:15 Q To Be Announced 2:30 Q Meet Your Neighbor Q Garry Moore—Variety O 0 House Party—Variety

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2:30 O Skyline Studio singer Carl Davies. 3. Serial: "Boy Sol¬ 2:45 Q Movie Quick Quiz dier Maker." 4. Cartoon: "Pioneer Days." fP Aim for Safety 5:30 Q Musical Sketchpad 3:00 O O Q Big Payoff—Quiz O O Howdy Doody O GD Mack—Variety I COLOR 1 Mr. Bluster uses the magic (g) For Ladies Only piccolo to charm Doodyville animals. 3:30 Q Playhouse 330—Drama (0 Aluminum on Skyline "Stopover." Ex-GI attempts to 'fulfill 03 Record Rack—Music vow for vengeance he made against his former top sergeant. John Call. EVENING O Bob Crosby Show Q Roy Rogers—Western 6:00 Q Weather—Mallinger (0 It Pays To Be Married Q SPORTS-Wolf (0 Music from Vienna O Movie Marshal—Schenck 4:00 Q Brighter Day—Serial Q Variety Fare There's an accident at the Hamiltons'. (0 NEWS Q Date with Life—Serial (0 Wool Fabric Facts Laurie takes a drastic step. 10 MOVIE—To Be Announced Q A Look at Yesterday 6:05 Q Buzz 'n' Bill—Musical fpl Girl from Gables 6:15 O NEWS-Rininger (0 Travel in Canada Q Outdoors Club 4:15 O Q Secret Storm—Serial (0 Eddie Fisher—Songs Q Matinee Melodies ©A Paradise of Sport 4:20 (0 Flood Waters 03 Paradise Island 4:30 Q On Your Account 6:30 O NEWS-Carl ide Q Q World of Mr. Sweeney Q Camera 4—Drama "The Plumber Cometh." Marge's cellar is O SPORTS-Diab flooded. Helen Wagner. QTIME OUT FOR SPORTS Q Circle 9 Western Theater © Music of the Masters QI) Serial Theater © Seabees Can Do Plus "Mystery Mountain." (Chapters 10-11) © NEWS, SPORTS (0 Children's Corner—Carey 6:40 Q NEWS-Moore 4:45 Q Q Modern Romances 6:45 Q Pitt Parade—Local News Her father's courage helps Lilia. Q NEWS-D. Edwards 4:50 (0 Cartoon Carnival © FOOTBALL—Frank Leahy 5:00 Q Video Adventures © Fishing the Northerns Q Cartoon Capers To Be Announced Q Pinky Lee Show—Variety 6:55 O SPORTS-Ray Scott O C0 Mickey Mouse Club O Weather—Dei Taylor 1. Newsreel: Midget Midgets; Furniture ® NEWS for Dolly; Log Jam Session. 2. Mouse- 7:00 O WESTERN MARSHAL keteers: "Talent Roundup Day," cowboy Q FATHER KNOWS BEST "Advantage to Betty." Pretty Betty An¬ derson is chosen queen of the yearly sports banquet. Elinor Donahue. (Film) O WILD BILL HICKOK "Mexican Gun Running." Wild Bill and Jingles encounter stolen arms, a decoy pack-train and a girl disguised as a man. Theodora Lynch, Rand Brooks. (Film)

A-38 TV GUIDE All times are Eastern Daylight OCTOBER 21

Q OZZIE AND HARRIET © SGT. PRESTON OF YUKON "An Invitation to Dinner." Ozzie and Greedy for riches of the Yukon, a white Harriet each accept different dinner in¬ man turns an Eskimo village against the vitations without the other's knowledge. Crown. Richard Simmons. (Film) (Film) 8:15 0 INDUSTRY ON PARADE Qi) SPORTS-Ted Reinhart 8:30 O O O life of RILEY (Q HIGH SCHOOL SPANISH Riley's plans for a fishing trip with his (0 TELETOPICS boss hit a snag because the well-mean¬ gQ KUKLA, FRAN, OLLIE ing riveter waits too long to rent a boat. 7:15 CD fD NEWS-John Daly Otto: Henry Kulky. (Film) ^ NEWS-D. Edwards Q CD © OUR MISS BROOKS 7:30 O time out FOR HUNTING Now that she has left dear old Madison High, Miss Brooks must also take leave Harris Breth is your host. of her landlady, Mrs. Davis. (Film) Q Q EDDIE FISHER-Songs 0 CROSSROADS-Drama Q TOPPER-Comedy "The Unholy Trio." A mother who be¬ "Picnic." Sedate Topper is exposed to lieves her son innocent of a crime goes the great outdoors when Cousin Willie to her rabbi for help. The boy is due comes to visit. Leo G. Carroll. (Film) RIN TIN TIN-Dog Story to be executed for murder. Rabbi: Luther Adler. Irving Green: Christopher Dark. "Rin Tin Tin meets Mister President." Myrtle: Eve McVeagh. (Film) President Grant, on a visit to Mesa 0THE GREEKS HAD A Grand, is in danger of being assassin¬ WORD FOR IT-Panel Show ated by a mysterious figure. (Film) 0 SCHOOLS ON PARADE 9:00 O MAYOR OF THE TOWN C0TO BE ANNOUNCED "Scraggy." The Mayor thinks Butch is CHAMPION-Adventure mixed up with a gang of hoodlums. Ricky takes an interest in the ventrilo¬ Thomas Mitchell, David Saber. (Film) quist's dummy in a medicine show, and Q Q BIG STORY-Drama gets involved with jewel thieves. (Film) "Wanted—Dead or Alive" tells the Big 7:45 O EZC RANCH GALS-Music Story of reporter Tony Slaughter of the Dusty, Gay, Pat, Margie, Bea and Mary. Ft. Worth (Tex.) Star Telegram. Police O O flD NEWS-Swayze have orders to capture a notorious rob¬ 8:00 O ^ MAMA-Drama ber dead or alive. But reporter Slaughter wants the robber alive, for he believes "The Right Girl." Katrin's girl friend the "desperate man" is merely a young Gwen announces her forthcoming mar¬ boy who's been in trouble before. Re¬ riage. She insists that Katrin meet the porter Slaughter is played by Cameron groom-to-be. Katrin does, with most Prud'homme. surprising results. Gwen: Charita Bauer. QOTRUTH or conse- QUENCES-Jack Bailey ATIantic 1-5177 Q EDDIE CANTOR-Drama "Strange Little Stranger." Tommy Noo- Ptckuitrk Press non stars as Bob, who blames his tardi¬ incorporated ness for work on his wife's nonexistent PRINTERS and LITHOGRAPHERS illnesses. (Film) OUR LOCATION, MODERN PRINTING 0 OZZIE AND HARRIET FACILITIES AND KNOW-HOW can "Music Appreciation." There's a conflict not be surpassed for quality printing, in the Nelson home when David devel¬ reasonable prices and fast delivery. ops a penchant for the classics. Ricky, Printers of TV GUIDE on the other hand, is real gone. He likes Pittsburgh Edition bop. (Film) 1627 Penn Ave. Pittsburgh 22, Pa. 0 TUNISIAN HOLIDAY

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9:00 Q 10 THE CRUSADER her off. Mother: Dora Weissman. Harriet: "A Boxing Match." A boxing champion Hildy Parks. of a satellite country is successful in © FACT FORUM fleeing his home, but his fiancee is 10:30 Q jg (0© PERSON TO caught and detained. (Film) PERSON—Edward R. Murrow Cast 10:45 Q O red BARBER-Sports Matt Anders_Brian Keith Q SPORTS SPOTLIGHT Lisa _loan Elan 1 1:00 Q Q Q eg NEWS Mike Brod_Charles Bronson Bratescue _ -.__Ben Wright 1 1:05 O MOVIE-Mystery Joe Maxi _loe Mell "Shadows of the Past." In a supposedly (Q DOLLAR A SECOND-Quiz abandoned apartment, a young man finds (g FOREIGN POLICY a girl. Terence-^Morgan stars. ^ FEATURETTE 11:15 O MOVIE-Drama 9:30 O SLIM BRYANT-Music "Kind Hearts and Coronets." Poor re¬ lation of an aristocratic family sets out Q HIGHWAY PATROL to destroy seven members ahead of him Mathews has license of a reckless driver in line for the dukedom. A. Guinness. suspended. Driver violates his suspension O H. S. Football Forecast and is pursued by Mathews. Broderick Q CD Weather Crawford. (Film) O CELEBRITY PLAYHOUSE 1 1:20 Q Pigskin Review Q GUY LOMBARDO SHOW eg MOVIE-Drama Edith Adams sings "Easy To Remember." "Miraculous Journey." Plane passengers jg IB THE VISE-Drama are forced down in the heart of an "Cross Channel." A wealthy English lady, African jungle. Rory Calhoun stars. vacationing in Paris with her husband, 11:30 Q Tonight—Steve Allen indulges in a flirtation that leads to Guests include songstress Jeri Southern tragedy. Ellen Colman: Paula Byrne. and playright-comic Abe Burrows. Charles Kleber: Patrick Holt. (Film) Q The Unexpected—Drama @ SENIOR CITIZEN "Split Second." A man jumps from a 10:00 O O O BOXING-Madison bridge. As he falls, everything leading up to his suicide passes before his eyes. Gil Turner, middleweight, Philadelphia, Neville Brand stars. vs Isaac Logart, welterweight, Cuba, 10 rounds. Jimmy Powers reports. 12:00 Q Races from Wheeling TV GUIDE RATINGS 12:15 Q MOVIE-Mystery Rating W L D KO's "FBI Girl." A file clerk is found dead in Turner 10 48 9 1 33 the fingerprint office. Cesar Romero, Logart unrated 38 5 5 18 Audrey Totter, George Brent. This shapes up as a battle of contrasting 12:30 O SPORTS-Roberts styles. Turner is a crowder, Logart a Q NEWS sharpshooter. Compiled by Nat Fleischer 12:35 O MOVIE-Drama (The Ring) Qj) LINE-UP-Drama Swing Shift Theater: "Jungle Goddess." Q Pilots go into the African jungle to "The Mad Husband Case." Police are search for a missing heiress. George hampered in their search for an insane Reeves, Ralph Byrd, Wanda McKay. man by an elderly playboy, a silent 1:30 Q NEWS lawyer and a terrified wife. Warner An¬ derson, Tom Tully. (Film) 1:50 Q Sermonette—Religion (g TO BE ANNOUNCED The Rev. Ramsey Bridges. C0 STAR TONIGHT-Drama "Not for Me." An eligible bachelor girl Stations reserve the right to in her 30's can't persuade her mother make last-minute changes. and two sisters to cease trying to marry

A-40 TV GUIDE Pinky paddles own 'canoe' at site of new home.

Nohodij Loves ISutTLe Kids

Yet Pinky Lee’s Popularity, “Slanderous,” said Pinky. “In bad Growing Bankroll Suggest taste, cutting and uncalled-for.” He Has The Last Laugh A little later Red Skelton remarked on the air that he had “made the big¬ gest comeback since Pinky Lee.” “Malicious,” said Pinky. Some months ago, at an assemblage of But when Joe Frisco said, “They’re top TV comedians, Milton Berle looked building an atom bomb so big that around and cracked: “If a bomb fell it will even wipe out Pinky Lee,” on this room tonight. Pinky Lee would Pinky said he didn’t mind that at all. be the biggest star in television.” Mr. Lee, even at a distance of 3000 liee, who is frank to admit that he miles, winced noticeably. has never been one of the big stars, Last March, while emceeing a tele¬ apparently has become a natural tar¬ vision awards dinner, Steve Allen get for the other comics, a subject on commented: “The only reason they which the diminutive Pinky can wax chose me for this job was because eloquent at the drop of a question. they figured the only guys who “Let’s get one thing straight right couldn’t possibly win an award are off the bat,” he says earnestly. “I ad¬ Steve Allen and Pinky Lee.” mire and respect every good come¬ Mr. Lee, this time only six miles dian. I don’t have to like him per¬ away, winced even more noticeably. sonally, but I admire continued

13 Pinky Minds Own Business, Hopes Others Do The Some

him and I respect him. I think Steve Allen is great. He’s fast on his mental feet. But what does he gain by taking malicious cracks at me or anybody else? I get hurt, and at best he gets a left-handed laugh.

“I never take cracks at anybody on my show. I’m not that kind of come¬ dian. Jokes aren’t my style. I’m the wistful little guy who can’t get the English language straight. I say to a big guy, ‘If you’re looking for trouble, mister, I’m just the one who’s going to get it.’ That’s as close as I ever get to making jokes. Besides, the kids I play to wouldn’t understand what I was doing if I took a crack at somebody. And besides that, I wouldn’t do it.” Pinky, considerably more serious offstage than he is on, has no beef against harmless cracks. “It’s great— every time they mention my name it helps. But I resent it when they get mean.”

They love him: the children, that is. Three candid photos made during one of Pinky's telecasts.

14 Considering that Pinky is on the air six times a week, has a multitude of sponsors and grosses in the immediate neighborhood of $150,000 a year, it has been suggested that perhaps he has the last laugh after all. “I don’t want the last laugh,” he says, with the earnestness of a lawyer pleading for a client’s life. “I’m just happy, that’s all. I’ve found my audi¬ ence—millions of kids. They love me.”

Pinky loves his job and works hard at it—so hard, in fact, that he was hospitalized briefly last month. “I laid an egg back in 1947 in a New York nightclub,” he says. “I almost killed myself. Really. Now look what I have. The guy who wouldn’t work his head off to keep it is crazy. “But I’m hurt when someone says something cruel,” he adds, a little wistfully. “I’m a religious man. I be¬ lieve that when you do something wrong, you have something taken away from you. Believe me, it’s tough enough as it is, being a comedian.”

15 Roommates, tried and true: from left. Merry Anders, Jonis Paige and Patricia Bright.

a week. Otherwise, the show revolves about the problems of Jan’s child—the It’s Always Jan danger of her being spoiled by the three older girls, her chances of be¬ coming a child actress. It’s Always Jan—^which presents Janis Paige in her first TV series—is worth Miss Paige makes her role warm watching, but it lacks enough novelty and believable, but she should sing to lift it above the “just another situa¬ more often. Patricia Bright, as a tion comedy” groove. cynical secretary with a heart of gold, The show depicts the adventures of has more comedy talent than she’s three career-girl roommates, plus the been allowed to display so far. Merry small daughter of one of them. The Anders plays the third roommate, a stories are funny enough to draw curvaceous, blonde model, but hasn’t some laughs (although not as many much to do. Arte Johnson is good as a as you’ll hear on the sound-track), wise-cracking delivery boy. And Jeri and they occasionally generate gen¬ Lou James, as the daughter, is nat¬ uine sympathy and affection for the urally an overly precocious child. characters portrayed. But the show Supporting players are competent; usually catches fire only when Miss production trappings, fine. Paige, as a night club singer strug¬ Remember My Friend Irma? Add a gling to become a Broadway star, third roommate and you just about sings—and she does only one song have It’s Always Jan. 16 Tales of the Texas Rangers

Unlike other new Western shows on TV this season, Tales of the Texas Rangers makes no claims to being “adult” and “mature.” It’s telecast as part of CBS ’ Saturday morning block of children’s programs and is slanted strictly for the kids. On that basis, it’s a good, honest Western. It’s sure to draw the small fry to their sets and is exciting enough to interest many adult Western fanciers. Rangers has two fine heroes in Willard Parker and Harry Lauter, who portray Texas peace officers. They might be compared to Dragnet’s Modern Rangers Willard Parker, I., and Joe Friday and Frank Smith—but on Harry Lauter use shortwave telephones. horseback. Supporting actors, both “good guys” and “bad,” are competent. The stories range from the present equipped cars, helicopters, and other era to pioneer days, depicting how the ultra-modern devices. A good word Rangers have progressed in their should be said for the excellent open¬ crime detection to the use of radio- ing and closing scenes.—R.S.

PINE TUNING By Ollie Crawford

France, England to have own $64,- gram is just around the kroner. 000 Question shows. Nobody like • the Parisians for franc answers! In Germany, they’ll be looking for • easy marks. They already have one As for The 64,000 Pound Ques¬ program where they give away tion in England, it’s a sterling idea. pfifty pthousand pfennigs. The Chi¬ • nese are experimenting with a 64,- On the British show, it may be 000 Yen Question, but that doesn’t embarrassing to ask a buxom con¬ sound quite right. testant: “You now have 264 pounds. • Do you want to try for 528?” It’s In India and Pakistan, the idea of practically a show for quiz quids. the show is known as “making ru¬ The climax comes when Halliburton pee.” Marchmont asks: “You wouldn’t be • vulgar enough to try for $64,000, old Then there’s the Dixie version. man?” They give away $64,000 in Confed¬ • erate money and a certificate guar¬ And this is only the beginning. A anteeing that the South will rise Swedish big-money give-away pro¬ again. 'Electronicams' at work: Jackie Gleason, Art Carney being filmed by new process.

A New Development May Settle The LIve-vs.-Fllm Controversy

All television, for years, has been what Gleason likes to call “a Uve-on- divided into two camps, battling fierce¬ film program.” ly over whether filmed or live shows The Electronicam, owned by the Al¬ are the better answer to the medium’s len B. Du Mont Laboratories, was problems. designed and developed by James L. The war may end suddenly with Caddigan, former program chief for the advent of Electronicam, a new the Du Mont network. Basically, it filming process which, the inventor combines a motion picture camera hopes, will produce a filmed show with with a regular television camera in a all the spontaneity, vitality and ef¬ single operating unit. fectiveness of a live one. Jackie Gleason is the first to use In filming the show, the director calls Electronicam on a regular basis. He has his camera shots while watching the adopted the process for his Honey- TV monitors in a TV control booth. mooners series, and he and his cast Thus it’s possible to incorporate into are putting on their show before a the filming the fast production tech¬ live studio audience. They run through niques that are an integral part of the script without stopping to change live television production. camera “set-ups,” as is usually done Secret of the Electronicam is an in a filmed show. And the result is optical system that splits the camera’s

18 light source so that it is shared by both the film and the live TV pick-up sections of the unit. In ordinary film¬ ing, the director first sets up his shot by peering in the camera’s view¬ finder. After that, while the camera is rolling, only the cameraman can see She’s popular! Because she meets so what the film is recording. Because of many people, she relies on internal sani¬ the live TV aspects of Electronicam, tary protection. There’s lots about the the director sees simultaneously on bulky belt-pin-pad harness that is defi-. his monitor screens what all his nitely repellent to fastidious women. cameras, whatever their number The possibility of odor, for example. (Gleason uses four), are picking up. Or bulges. All the many difficulties and In addition, a film director, sitting at problems that Tampax eliminates! another monitor control panel, can judge the technical quality of the film.

The camera itself allows the same freedom of movement and ease of focusing as a standard live TV camera. A single focus handle permits con¬ tinuous control of focusing through¬ out the shooting sequence. And the cameraman can switch from one lens She’s a leader! She was the first in to another—from a long shot to a her set to turn to Tampax. Nobody close-up—by pushing a button. urged her, nobody advised her—she If you had a chance to sit in on a made up her own mind from an ad studio rehearsal of The Honeymoon- such as this. Every Tampax advantage ers, you’d hardly suspect the show was seemed logical, true—and desirable. The to be filmed. Gleason, Art Carney, way it ends disposal problems. The fact Audrey Meadows, Joyce Randolph and it’s invisible and unfelt when in place. others in the cast start rehearsing at about 2 o’clock in the afternoon and finish about an hour-and-a-half later.

When they come back in the evening to film the shows before the live au¬ dience, they complete the entire half- hour script in about 40 minutes. As Gleason himself points out, it might take three days to film a show by She’s a Tampax user! She wouldn’t standard filming procedures. go back to "all that other rigmarole’’ Since two Saturday night shows are (as she puts it) for the world. She’s even filmed each week, on Tuesday and grateful for the small size and incon¬ Thursday the whole season’s series can spicuousness of Tampax. You can get be finished by early spring. your choice of 3 absorbencies of Tampax It may be that the process will per¬ (Regular, Super, Junior) at any drug or suade many shows that are now being notion counter. Do it tins month ITampax telecast live, to switch to film. Incorporated, Palmer, Mass. —Adv.

19 IV Qaddm A younij Vro'

KIM STANLEY DOESN’T LIKE THE ‘IT’S ALL OVER’ FEELING

Far and away Broadway’s “actress of the year” last season, judging from the near-unanimous testimony of critics and polls, was a hazel-eyed ash- blonde named Kim Stanley. Miss Stanley earned—and is still earning —cheers for her virtuoso performance as an appealing, not-too-bright caba¬ ret singer in William Inge’s hit play, “Bus Stop.” Broadway laurels have been perched frequently atop Miss Stanley’s broad brow in the past few years, for skilful contributions to “The Chase,” “Picnic” and “The Traveling Lady.”

Yet, despite the stage’s lavish re¬ wards, Kim manages to find time— and kind words—for television. Be¬ tween footlight chores, she regularly appears before the cameras, display¬ ing a particular affection for TV Play¬ Kim Stanley in TV's 'The Bridge,' with house. In certain ways, she says John Ireland and young Mike Oscard. thoughtfully, she prefers TV to other Right: costumed for stage hit, 'Bus Stop.' acting mediums. “The emotional and physical mus¬ cles are the same for all acting,” she have new feelings come to you.” points out, “but acting for a camera To Kim, whether on stage or TV, is more relaxing. You don’t have to acting is largely “feeling.” Even to project to the last row of the balcony.” pose for a TV GUIDE picture, she But if there are advantages, there found it necessary to reconstruct a are drawbacks, too. For the actor, Kim mood. Donning the brief cabaret cos¬ feels, TV is “sad” and “the least ful¬ tume she wears at one point in “Bus filling.” “You do a TV show once and Stop,” she ran through the emotional it’s all over. If the material is inter¬ gamut that marked that particular esting, you can’t repeat things and sequence in the play.

20 “If I pose,” she admitted, a little fingers become icy and my nose runs.” self-consciously, “it comes out noth¬ Enough is enough. But sometimes, ing. That’s why some models can’t Kim admits, actors get carried away act their way through a paper bag. “feeling things.” She cited an Omni¬ They strike attitudes. I have to feel bus production, “The Bullfighters.” something to express it.” “Crying is what happens to you from the other person. John Cassavetes and “Feelings,” Kim explained, “often de¬ I reacted to each other so well, we pend upon memory.” In “Bus Stop,” went into a trance. The reports were the action takes place on the night that I looked as though I’d burst into of a blizzard; the temperature in the tears throughout the whole show.” theater, of course, is considerably Kim was bom Patricia Kimberly warmer. Kim “gets cold” every night. Reed in Tularosa, N.M., but adopted “I try to remember how it feels. My her mother’s family name, “Stanley,” because “I couldn’t see anyone named Patty Reed doing anything more se¬ rious than cheerleading.” Her name subsequently underwent another change. As Mrs. Curt Conway, she’s the wife of an actor-director and mother of two children—Lisa, 3, and Jamison Brian, one-and-a-half.

Although she did not start her pro¬ fessional acting career until 1950, to¬ day—at 30—she’s a star. She attended the Universities of New Mexico and Texas, majoring in psychology and taking part in imder- graduate dramatics. When she first arrived in New York, after a stint with a Kentucky stock company, she modeled lingerie and saved her money, to work in little theaters the follow¬ ing year without pay. She made her television debut in a melodrama by jumping out a window and that, she says smilingly, “started me on the emotional merry-go- round.” In short order, she played more than 50 roles of increasing im¬ portance, finally gaining bravos in such TV dramas as “A Lady of Prop¬ erty” and “The Bridge.” Kim hopes to do a William Faulk¬ ner play on TV. And one of these days she would like to play Ophelia. “I have ideas about her. I don’t, for in¬ stance, think she was a fair young maid, because,” said Kim, “I’m sure Hamlet wouldn’t have been one bit interested in her if she was.”

21 I Quiz Winners Soothe Hal March;

Herb Shriner To Go Underwater

NEW YORK ... Hal ($64,000 Question) ing to contract, and they feared com¬ March—who will be doing guest shots, plaints from the fight promoters. So now that he’s a celebrity—says the now we’re worrying about bootlegged sudden fame of winners on the quiz boxing? . . . The mystery about some show completely transforms them. of TV’s many mystery guests is where First night, he steadies them; by the they dig ’em up. third, they’re steadying him. Hal was upset the evening he forgot, after a • On the first hour-ions Perru big build-up, to ask Capt. Richard McCutchen the $32,000 question. The following week, after the Marine cooking expert won the top prize, he said to March: “You did fine to¬ night, Hal.” . . . And res¬ taurateur Toots Shor, fa¬ mous for insulting custo- mers«and himself, says he knows now The $64,000 Question must be a phony, because “Captain McCut¬ chen came into my place to eat dinner—and if he was really an expert, he wouldn’t be coming into a place like my joint.”

■ Camera addict Herb Shriner, who is also a boat enthusiast, has arranged to take a submarine ride, during which he’ll shoot some movies for use on televi¬ sion. ’‘To get anything new for TV today,” says Herb, “you really gotta get below the surface of things.”

■ The organization which telecast I the Marciano-Moore championship .< fight over a closed circuit of movie houses became alarmed when word » leaked out that it had permitted some j New York friends to see the telecast i in a studio. Seems it was not accord- i 22 TV Teletype /CONTINUfO F»OM PACI 3

I NEW YORk| Bob Stahl reports: RED SKELTON has bought up his CBS contract and plans to be¬ come a free agent after this season. He'll continue his CBS show but also Is forming Skelton Enterprises, Inc., which will give him a chance to cash In personally on merchandise Items, comic books, etc., as JACKIE GLEASON has done with his Gleason Enterprises, Inc. . . . SID CAESAR has the serious acting bug, wants to do an hour-long "book" show titled "The Funny Man." « * « The baseball season may be over, but not for Studio One. Coming up Is an original play by ROD SERLING, ''The Man Who Caught the Ball at Coogan's Bluff." (Coo- gan's Bluff, for the vinlnltlated. Is the site of the N.Y. Giants' Polo Grounds.) » « « With NBC now telecasting about 10 hours a week of color shows, CBS Is also accelerating Its color schedule. All SKELTON shows this season are to be done In color . . . Climax.' presents Its first color show this Thursday, Oct. 20, and will probably do one a month thereafter . . . And each of the GENE AUTRY tele¬ films this month is to be colorcast. « « « PHIL SILVERS, Insisting that the background laughter on his You'll Never Get Rich is legitimate and not canned, has nevertheless decided to re-edit the sovind tracks on all completed films, to tone down the guffaws. « « « With the movie version of PADDY CHAYEFSKY's "Marty" a hot con¬ tender for Academy Award honors, NBC Is cooking up a weekly TV series based on the "Marty" characters . . . Following CHAYEFSKY's lead, HORTON FOOTE and REGINALD ROSE will bring out books of their best TV plays. FOOTE, In fact, will have a new novel and his book of plays published on the same day this winter . . . White Mane, new horse-story series filmed In France, debuts soon. * * * DAVID DAVIDSON, who adapted "The Last Days of Hitler" for television, has completed "The Last Days of Stalin," upcoming soon on the Sunday night Alcoa Hour . . . Also set for that series is a musical version of JAMES THURBER's "Many Moons." * * * STEVE ALLEN signed to a new long-term contract by NBC — which would seem to kill all the rumors that he was being dropped as host of Tonight . . . Wide Wide World planning to devote Its third show to teen-agers^ That will mean disc Jockeys, rock 'n' roll music and such. * * * PERRY COMO liked MARION LORNE's work so much on his first two shows this season that he signed her as a regular . . . Kraft Theater's first musical in Its long history of over ^00 productions will be KURT WEILL's "Down In the Valley," Wednesday, Nov. 2.

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