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<T °AIRUNE HOSTESS THURSDAY Program Listings * July 16 Continued From Preceding Pago 9-December Bride. Comedy. 7-Leave It to Baaver. When Lily's club puts on its an- "The Grass Is Always Greener." 7:26 nual play, one of the amateur ac- Beaver ond his brother find thot 9-TV Editorial. tors cancels out and Mott has to the grass is pretty green in their take port. Spring Byington stars. own backyard. Jerry Mothers, 7:30 (Repeat.) Tony Dow. (Repeat.) 9-Zane Grey Theater. Drama. 4- Flack. Comedy. 8:30 "Return to Nowhere." A noto- Alan Mobray stars. rious outlaw returns home after 4-The Lawless Years. Police. mony years to find that his wife 5- Steve Wilson. "Framed." Ruditsky almost loses has married the marshal. Stephen "Sunday Editor." Mark Stevens his chance to jail a big-time McNally, John Irelond, Audrey stars. hoodlum. James Gregory stars. Totter. (Repeat.) 7-Roy Rogers Show. Western. 7-The Real McCoys. Comedy. "Ambush." A pair of gunmen "The McCoys Visit Hollywood." 9:30 ' hide out in Roy's barn. Roy Grandpa and his clan get on in- Rogers, Dale Evans. view of movie-making and 4-21 Beacon Street. Crime. side A meet Actress Barbara Stanwyck. "The Payoff." man on Chase'* 9-Mackenzie's Raiders. staff poses as a professional boxer Richard Carlson stars. (Repfat.) to trap a promoter. Dennis Mor- 9-Yancy Derringer. Adv'nt're. Brian Kelly, 8:00 Jock Mahoney stars. (Repeat.) «an,lough Riders. Adventure. "The Last Rebel." The Rider* 4- Rays? Quiz. a Confederate c. 9:00 come up against Mike Wallace, m. colonel who refuses to concede 5- and Hardy. C'm'dy. 4- Father. Comedy. defeat. Jon Merlin, Kent Toylor. 1 Hour. "Blockheads." "Bentley and Peter's Teacher." (Repeot. I 7-Zorro. Adventure. Bentley and Kelly persuade Peter 9-Playhouse 90. Drama. to go to night school to learn Hour*. "Shadows Tremble." "The Missing Father." A girl ar- English composition. John For- IVi from An immigrant toy manufacturer rives in Los Angeles Spain sythe stars. in hopes of meeting her father. foils in love with o school teocher. Guy Williams, Annette Funicello. 5- Capitol Arena. Edward G. Robinson, Beatrice (Repeat.) 2 Hours. Ray Morgan reporting. Straight. (Repeot.) BE A GIRL TkM. pow^s„ - <T °AIRUNE HOSTESS THE WAY UPPI You can be a glamorous, travel-wise '&X queen of the clouds; efficient, poised ¦f and beautiful. , mi Acquire the businesslike grace of ?! ¦ ' the Airline Hostess, plus the secrets of the famous Powers Girls. Learn viy professional methods of m&ke-up, > JmEM&C. hairstyling, wardrobe styling, speech, JmmgH diction and poise. Learn how to appear always at your self-assured best, how to be popular, how to get you Train now for an exciting career aloft as a Powers Girl V duiIiJHIIII CLASS NOW FORMING ENROLLMENT LIMITED Coll Miss Shaw DUpont 7-6646 PERSONAL ANALYSIS FREE 1365 Connecticut Aw., N.W., Wash. THE SUNDAY STAR. WASHINGTON, D. C 28 TbleVu. July ft,.
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