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PAINTED a Big City Daily FRIDAY Program Listings July 25 Preceding Poge Show. Comedy. _ Continued From « 9-Phil Silvers .. &y< Sergt. Bilko puts Col. Hall ond 7:30 his wife on the spot. 4- Big Game. Color. 9:30 Torn Kennedy, host. im \ 4- Thin Mon. Comedy. 5- 714. Crime. Phyllis Kirk, Peter Lawford star. (Reruns of Drognet.) (Repeats.) 7-Rin Tin Tin. Adventure. 5- Adventure. "River Chose." Lee Aoker stars. Pi JJCL/lfm 9-Sergeant Preston. Action. C jp mM 7-Summer Theater. Drama. Richard Simmons stars. (Repeot.) "Cry Justice." A young lawyer plots his own disappearance. 8:00 Mocdonold Carey, James Dunn. 4- Drum. Western. (Repeat.) "Low ond Order." Jeff Richards. 9 9-TV Playhouse. Drama. 5- Attraction. Movie. ™l "Long Distance." A woman's ef- IV* Hours. "Desperote." 1947. : ' fort to save her husband just 25 A truck driver becomes a fugitive . minutes before his scheduled ex- when his vehicle is used in a ecution. Jessica Tandy stars. robbery. Steve Brodie. (Repeot.) 7-Jim Bowie. Adventure. L " 10:00 "The Swordsman Bowie has a MAUREEN OHARA fling in New Orleons society. 4- of Sports. Scott Forbes stors. (Repeat.l stars in "How Green Was Zoro Folley vs. Pete Rodemocher. 9-Trackdown. Western. Ten rounds. Heavyweights. Olym- "The Witness." Texos Ranger My Valley," on the Early pic Auditorium, Los Angeles, Calif. Hoby Gilman searches for a wit- Show, 5 p.m. and the Late ness tormented by fear of pursuit. 5- Drama. Robert Culp, Harold Stone. (Re- Show, 11:15 p m., Friday, peat.) 7-Harbor Command. Drama. WTOP—9. Wendell Corey stars. 8:30 9-Undercurrent. Drama. 4-Life of Riley. Comedy. 9:00 "A time for Dying." A husband'* William Bendix stars. (Repeats.) carefully planned alibi for the 4-M Squad. Adventure. slaying of his wife goes astray. 7-Soldiers of Fortune. "Street of Fear." Bo'linger stages Paul Richards. (Repeat.) John Russell, Chick Chandler. a holdup in a parking lot. Lee stars. (Repeat.) 9-Destiny. Drama. Marvin 10:30 "The Questioning Note." A neu- 7-E. S. P. rotic husband finds he is about Extro-Sensory Perception. Par- 5-ls You Had • Million. to lose the confidence of his wife ticipants compete for cash awards DRAMA. (Reruns of The Mil- ond friends. James Mason, Pam- in a series of unusual experi- lionaire.) ela Mason. (Repeat.) ments. Vincent Price, host. 7-Sea Hunt. Adventure. Mike Nelson discovert a famed scientist imprisoned on the see \\\ i floor. Lloyd Bridges stars. AUTO S iliJi/j/j 9-Personal Appearance. DRAMA. "Rookie of the Year." A small town newspaper reporter cherishes on ambition to work for • PAINTED a big city daily. John Wayne, Pat Wayne, Ward Bond. (Repeat.) mFG.9JMJM.9S Expert *** "Fm Body Work <&// Fruit Baskets C7l Washington's largest auto paint shop, owned and tf Beautifully Pecked operated by SAM APRIL at this location for the 25 yoars. Specialists in body and fender work at Ostrows # Free Delivery * EVMn<9* mn * Raiibow Auto Painters #by feeda St. M.W. DE. 144 S Church 2-6222 Lincoln Pork Fruit lesket Shop Off 14th St. Between P end Q Sts. 10* 13th St. S.L Llncolo 4-36 W 28 T«Vb. THI SUNDAY D. C.
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