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TV Life; Sept. 6 Complete Day-by-Day Schedules For ROCHESTER, BUFFALO and SYRACUSE SEPTEMBER 6- 12, 1952 WINSOME MARGARET GARLAND PLAYS DR. JOHN DALE ON " SPACE CADET." MON., WED. and FRI. BACK ON TV . w ith true dramas taken from everyday life . THE BIG STORY . as it was lived . and written Every Friday- 9:00 P.M . Back on Sept. 6 CONTAGIOUS COMEDY ! while CAESAR and COCA have a wonderful time on Your Show of Shows Every Saturday - 9 P.M. WHAM-TV TV LI F E Press Flashes Western New York' s Officio/ TV - FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 5th Radio and Entertainment Magazine 1 0 .00--Cavolcode of Sports. Ch. 4-5-6. Feature boxing bout, Bobby Dykes vs. Gil Turner; 10- Vol. 2 ~ 1 2 No. 26 round welterweight fight. 10:45-GREATEST FIGHTS OF THE CENTURY. Ch . Owned and Published by 4-5-6. Filmed boxing bout between Joe Louis ROBERT H. PEIFFER ASSOCIATES and Rocky Marciano. 16 State St., Rochester 14, N.Y. SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 6th Phone BAker 0513 12:00--THE BIG TOP. Ch . 4-5-6. Jack Sterling Editor Bob Peiffer presents Janel and Paul, a sensational aerial --·------- ---·- ------ -- -- act, the two Winlows in a bickcle routine, __ ____ __ H. V. Kipp Asst. Editor ----·······---- and McConnell and Moore in a Gay Nineties Photographer ·········· -- - Len Campagno juggling routine, and Lou and Frank Varrone 8:00-ALL STAR REVUE. Ch. 4-5-6. Movie stars Corrine Calve! and Paul Douglas will be SEPTEMBER 6- 12, 1952 guests with Dennis Day headlining this first of the season's telecasts. TV Life is published weekly at Rochester, 9:00--YOUR SHOW OF SHOWS. Ch. 4-5-6. New York. Subscription price $5.00 per Ninety minutes of music and comedy star­ year, in advance. Application for entry ring Sid Caesar and Imogene Coca, returning os second-class matter pending at for their fourth season. Rochester, New York . 10:30-YOUR HIT PARADE . Ch . 4-5. Dorothy Collins, Snookie Lanson and June Valli star in the musical dramatizations of the top IF YOURS IS A HOME seven survey songs and extras, aided by the TV Hit Poraders and Dancers plus Raymond YOU NEED "TV LIFE" Scott and his orchestra. 3:00-NATIONAL TENNIS MATCHES. Ch. 6. Telecast direct from the West-Side Tennis Club in Forest Hills, N. Y. SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 7th 9.00-INFORMATION, PLEASE. Ch. 8. Famous playwright team of Russel Crouse and How­ ard Lindsay join Franklin P. Adams and John Kieran. 7 :30-THIS IS SHOW BUSINESS. Ch . 4-5-6. Host Clifton Fadiman welcomes Betty Furpess to the regular panel -of Sam Levenson and George S. Kaufman. 1 0 :00--CELEBRITY TIME. Ch. 4-6-8. Singers Janis Paige, Johnny Desmond and Betty Ann Grove, on a "weekend in the country." Host Conrad Nagle on hand. MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 8th 3:30-WELCOME TRAVELERS-Ch. 4-5-6. A tele­ vision version of the popular new Monday through Friday feature with Tommy Partlett, emcee. TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 9th 8:30-KEEP POSTED. Ch . 4-6-8. "Wha Can Best Clean Out Corruption, Eisenhower or Stevenson?" Senators Charles Toby, repre­ sentative of N. H. and Richardson Dilworth, district attorney of Philadelphia, debate the Now is the time for a issue. Glamorgraph by the WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 1Oth 10:00--BLUE RIBBON BOUTS-Ch. 4-6-8. Archie LEN CAMPAGNO STUDIO Moore of St. Louis vs. Clarence Henry af Los 133 Clinton Ave. S. • BAker 4431 Angeles. Heavyweight bout from Chicago Stadium. 3 confusion of high prices makes June turn to higher e ducation by enroll ing in her husband' s civic class. BEULAH-6.00-Ch. 8 TV .IJrtJmtl "Exercise Bug." When a cold epedimic hits the town, Beulah's boss , Harry Henderson enforces SYNOPSIS OF THE PLAYS on the unwilling domestic domain, early to bed ON TELEVISION THIS WEEK and early to rise and plenty of healthy exercise. FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 5th SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 7th FOREIGN INTRIGUE-6:30-Ch. 6 RACKET SQUAD-11 :30-0.4 "A Minor Election." Robert Cannon( Jerome Thor) " Check and Double Check." Teen-agers are finds that words lead to trouble with Helen talked into rifling mail boxes by a con man and Dav is (Sydna Scott) but the same words can get his wife. Captain Braddock catches the criminals. him out of trouble with a Nazi candidate for MAMA-8:00-Ch. 4-6-8 public office. America' s most beloved family drama of Nor­ FEARLESS FOSDICK-6:00-Ch. 5 wegian immigrants stars Peggy Wood and Lars " lonely Hearts." Comic strip character, Fearless Hanson as Mama and Papa. In the first program 11 Fosdick, meets up with Mr. Eau De Cologne who of the new series, "Mama and the Minister , makes a practice of killing widows. It' s thrilling there is homemade psychology and wholesome entertainment with the puppet characters. entertainment. THE DOCTOR-10:00-Ch. 5 THE BIG STORY-9:00-Ch. 5-6 Reporter Delph Franz, of Schrevesport, La., Jour­ " Time to Kill." Exciting story of a young student of government who comtem,llates assasination. nal, solves a murder by using a woman's glove as the only clue to the crime. Warner Anderson stars. FOOTLIGHTS THEATRE-9:30-Ch. 8 TELEVISION PLAYHOUSE-9:00-Ch. 4-5-6 " A Man's First Debt." lloyd Bridges and Edward " The last Hour." Maria Rive and Tod Andrews Ciannelli in a story of a famed Czechoslovakian dramatize the story of an American war corres­ composer who tries vainly to regulate his grand­ pondent who attends the German war-crimes trial. son's education much against the wishes of his GENE AUTRY-7:00-Ch. 8 prospective son-in-law. " Double Cross Valley." Western star Autry un· POLICE STORY-10:00-Ch. 8 covers a rich gold cache as he helps a friend Detective Sergeant John M. Stanton of the Police defend his ranch. With Autry is his comic part­ Department of Buffalo, N. Y., portrayed by James ner, Pat Buttram . Nolan, foils a gang of pushers and locates ring- FREEDOM THEATRE-4:30-Ch. 8 1eaders of a narcotic racket preying on teen­ A drama-documentary of steel's importance to the agers, in a dramatization of a true case hi story nation. William Gargan will play the lead of a from Police files. man seeing the importance of steel as he travels SCHLITZ PLAYHOUSE-9:00-Ch. 8 with his child on a cross-country journey. "Homecoming." leif Er ickson stars in th e role of MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 8th an insufferable egotist who is still living on the glory of his past college days. Returning to the VIDEO THEATRE-8:00-Ch. 4-6-8 campus far the annual homecoming celebration, "lie." Faye Bainter and Gene lockhart co-star he tries to prove he's still a big shot. in a sea saga. Lockhart, a sea captain, and Bainter, hi s wife, have been ice bound on a SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 6th whaling ship in the Arctic for two years. The TROUBLE WITH FATHER, STU ERWIN-7:00-Ch. 8 captain refuses to return to port without a full "What Paper Do You Read?" Typical feminine catch despite the pleading of his nearly insane wife and the frightened crew. MY LITTLE MARGIE-9.00-Ch. 4-6 Gale Storm as Margie, takes a sudden turn and LOOK FOR THE NEW goes Western with a vengeance in costume and song because Dad, Charles Farrell, has promised to take her to a dude ranch. ROCHESTER SUN LIGHTS OUT-9:00-Ch. 5 "The Red Rose." A bride, while still on her * 8 Pages of Colored honeymoon, receives a warning. She is to beware of her husband when he comes bearing red Comics roses and reciting the famous poem af Robert Burns, for then he is bent on murder. * 18 New Added ROBERT MONTGOMERY PRESENTS-9:30-Ch.S "The law-Abiding." Chesler Marris stars in the Features first play of the new season. The story of the chain reaction of terrifying events which is . Coming Soon started when a confused idealist g ives away a dangerous secret. SUMMER THEATRE-10,~h. 4-6-8 "TALENT REVUE RETURNS TO " The Happy Housewife." A husband affronted because his bread-winning labors are not op· WHEN, Ch. 8- SEPT 7th propriotely respected, suggests that his wife oc· quire a better understanding by getting out to hustle a living herself. When she accepts the challenge, she paves the way to on inoenious com prom is e . TJESDA Y, SEPTEMBER 9th DANGER-10.00-Ch. 8 "Subject, Resignation." A sadistic detective comes face-to-face with on escaped criminal who is hiding in the voodoo country. CITY HOSPITAL-9.00-Ch. 8 "The Cost Iron Heart." Applied psychology is us ed to break down the bitter resistance built up in a physicon toward humanity. CIRCLE THEATRE-9,30-Ch. 4-5-6 nCaprice.u Paul Lucas stars as the great violinist who tokes on a young girl as a protege. As a violinist with "' symphony orchestra she is hop· pily in love with another young artist but when her reverent admiration for the great artist and her real talent brings on unexpected ultimatum she finds her dreams crashing around her. SUSPENSE-9.30-Ch. 8 \\ Always Trust A Cop." An ex-Marine is sadly confused when he becomes involved . in both robbery and murder. CHET GOULD WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 1Oth ROBERT MONTGOMERY PRESENTS-11, 15-Ch. 6 One of Central New York's most popular "Nostrdomus Berry." Vaughn Taylor stars as a shows-"Rudolph's Talent Revue" -makes a man whose power to foretell the future has the happy return to the telewaves Sunday, Sept.
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