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18Th- Saps Teddp Snow Crop PROGRA M SCHEDULES FOR MAy 12th - 18th Saps Teddp Snow Crop: "FOR TV SHO WS That Are TOP watch mp Matinee Theatre" 1:30 - 2:00 P. M. (New Time During Daylight Savings Months) TUESDAY and THURSDAY Great half-hour shows. Each a complete episode. Top actors, actresses and stories combine to assure you 30-minutes of thrilling entertainment twice a week. Get the "MATINEE THEATRE" habit—watch these TOP TV productions on WOC-TV. W OC-TV Channel 5 Davenport, Ia. A N EW YORK.—Dean Martin and Jer- Paul Whiteman, grand old showman N ry Lewis addicts are due for more who has successfully shots in the arm. The NBComics are challenged eternity, scheduled for a guest shot on the May has this advice for 6 Comedy Hour, to be followed by four staying "young": As more appearances before summer. you grow older, asso- Warblers Peggy Lee and Mel Torme ciate with younger will replace Perry Como. starting July people. In that way, 2, for 8 weeks via CBS-TV. ... Arthur you'll never be old, Godfrey fans will get a break when no matter what your Arturo goes on summer vacation in years." . ABC-TV early July. Homespun comedian Herb has slated a series of great public ser- Shriner takes over on "Talent Scouts" vice features for summer TV fans: for eight weeks. Eddie Cantor will "Industries For America" highlights receive an honorary degree of "Doctor U.S. industrial might; "America In of Humane Letters" from Temple uni- View" treats scenic beauties; "Democ- versity at commencement exercises racy's Might" covers American military- June 14. preparedness, "America's Health" wilt review national welfare and "Scouting Femme comic Jean Carroll is set for In Action" will salute the U.S. Boy her own CBS variety show this sum- Scout movement. Alan Young will mer, after weeks as guestar. Frank make several Hollywood flickers. Sinatra may leave CBS for NBC this "Celebrity Time" didn't miss a beat fall, as a member of the "Comedy when Martha Wright started subbing Hour" rotation policy. Barry Gray, for infanticipating Kyle MacDonnell. young emcee of "Winner Take All," Martha's first break came as a sub for defines a skeleton as "a pile of bones Mr.ry Martin in the legit "South Paci- with all the people scraped off." He fic". Patsy Lee and Johnny Des- probably got his idea from a mirror. mond of Don McNeill's TV Club may Capsule review of Martha Rountree, soon surprise with some dance routines. the gal who emcees "Meet The Press"— They've been in secret practice. a young woman with very little talent Arthur Godfrey calls himself the and exceedingly modest about it. Ap- Frankie LaMe of World War I. parently related to someone, but how? Tony Martin, the idol of over-age . Kay Ballard, who enlivens the bobby-soxers seems destined to fill the Henry Morgan Show, has a hobby of public demand for a song 'n dance man sketching, lithographing and etching.. similar to the late George M. Cohan. TELE-VIEWS Vol. I—No. 19 -:- Week of May 12, 1951 -:-Enjoy TV Better Published weekly by Tote-Views News Co. -:- Copyright, 1931 -:- Box 350 -:- Rock Island, nt. Publisher Production Manager Executive Office: 1029 W. 2nd St. EDWARD E. JANOV HARRY WEHMAN Davenport, Iowa Editor Advertising Manager Advertising Rates Furnished HERBERT WEINBERG EARLE EDWARDS Upon Request Member of TV Forecast News Associate Editor Circulation Manager Service, National Television KENNETH Dail = AL ANDICH Program Publications SUBSCRIPTION RATES: 1 Year $5.00 2 Years $8.00 15e per copy Application for Entry as Second Class Matter is Pending -1116Pto Printed by Tr-City Review Publishing Co., 311 - 21st St., Rock Island, 111. 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