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The Down-to-Earth Story of Clint W lk BIG MAN FROM CHEYENNE' Seen On The Video -Radio Scene

KBIG received the award for Most Consistent News Coverage by a local station in a recent Radio and Television News Club awards presentation. Accepting for KBIG are Alan Lisser, left, Margee Phillips, Jeff Donnell who presented the trophy on behalf o'e the club, and Larry BerriII.

THE DICK TUFELD family at home KABC-TV's personality gives a ride to wife Adrienne, Bruce, 4, and Lynn, 2.

FOR NINE years David Valle has conducted newscasts for Metropolitan Life Insurance Company over CBS-Radio but only recently met his boss, Frederic W. Ecker, left, president of Metropolitan. a

n MRS. COLLEEN ROVER, 17. di mother of two children, was given the Jack McCoy glamour treatment on Glamour Girl because she was a fine mother.

TN -Radio Life (Formerly Radio-Tell.% ision Life). November 3. ou. 31. No. 12, 1.:%elyn A. Itigsby. Managing Editor. rabl,slted week') to ) Tele, ision News Syndication, Inc.. at LOS Aligrie.e. California. nietineSS 91111 Editorial Offices 1610 N. .%rgyle A) it.. Los .‘tigrles ?It IIllollywmA Station), California. 1'1 fitaly n ..1 4-925 . Single col a., 15, su bscription ti.S.1141 :t year, for two years, $11.90 for three years, TV-Radio Life was entered a,. Second Class Matter, September IL 19114, at Los :Angeles, 11941cr Act of March 3. 1819. November 3, 1956 Page Two K USG-FM, operated by the University of Southern California, brings an ever-increasing circle of listeners discriminating fare ranging from draina to philosophy.

By Bill Weber

higher IQ audience does actually exist and finds interest in weightier subject matter than is generally offered." Audience Reaction That such an audience does exist in Southern California is evidenced HE CULTURE vultures mercial broadcaster reach for his Mil. by letter writing, many letters from who decry the lack of town and gin—is Philosophy Forum. persons coming here from the east taste, intelligence and Headed by USC's Dr. William Werk- who are looking for stations on the what not that radio broad- meister, director of the School of coast carrying too calibre material casting is accused of airing may Philosophy, Philosophy Forum is a similar to that which they knew in hang up their crying towels. That is, lecture series presented by campus different parts of the country. An- if they tune in KUSC, the FM station and visiting professors of the various other sign of listener interest may be operated by the University of South- schools of philosophy from Socrates gleaned from the fact that at a. re- ern California. to Sartre. Is there an audience for cent Southern California hi-fi show If your taste runs to the little such a program? You can't discount over 1000 requests were received from performed classic Jacobean dramas, the heavy land highbrow) mail re- potential listeners wishing to receive you may want to tune in A New sponse indicating this to be one of the monthly KUSC program schedule. Way To Pay Old Debts. The White KUSC's most widely listened to pro- Why is so little known to4 the Devil, or The Revenger's Tragedy. grams. general public about KUSC? One These titles, unfamiliar to most Another program of this calibre factor is the reticence of academic modern playgoers, are, of course, that has found wide response is institutions to highly publicize activi- important dramas in the development Renaissance Lectures, a series on that ties, and, of course, the limited budg- of the English theater. period contributed to by USC's top et for publicizing of programs. Of if Shakespeare is your dish vou men and guest philosophers. KUSC-FM was founded in 1946 may want to hear Julius Caesar- or Additional tidbits in this smorgas- under the auspices of the Hancock King Henry IV. If a Sir Walter Scott bord of intellect is Astronomy Tour Foundation and is owned and op- fan, you might be interested in the given by Dr. Gibson Reeves, the erated by the University of Southern adaptation of The Bride of Lammer- astronomer; Readings From Troy in California under the supervision of moor as a serial. in which English department profes- the Department of Telecommunica- KUSC programming originates sors, including Dr. Frank Baxter, tions. Offices, three fully equipped from two sources—discriminating se- present their favorite prose and studios, and transmitter are located lection of this country's and inter- poetry readings: and campus visitors on the USC campus. national broadcasting sources carried such as Max Shulman, the writer. KUSC-FM also plays another im- to local listeners through tape and and Robert Maynard Hutchins, for- portant role, that of a laboratory for recording. plus the diversified cul- mer University of Chicago wonder students of the Department of Tele- tural and intellectual contributions boy and now head of the Ford communications. The station, how- of professors and students of the Foundation. ever, is operated on a voluntary ba- USC campus. "Not being bound by commercial sis by undergraduate students head- Many of the drama programs are demands. KUSC feels itself fortunate ed by graduate students working for of BBC origin, bringing players of in being able to present programming master's and doctor's degrees. Wil- the Old Vic and such stage stars as representative of the cultural life liam Stedman, program director, is John Gielgud, Marius Goring, Flora and thought surrounding a great now working on a doctor's thesis later Robson and others. university," observed William Sted- to be published in book form. His Music of Russia, for example, was man, program director, speaking on subject is the story of the American soap opera. a tape made by the American So- behalf of Dr. Kenneth Harwood, gen- ('iety of Friends, a Quaker organi- eral manager of the station and head This fall sees the premiere over zation working on the international of the university's Department of KUSC of Fifty Years of Growth, a scene. Telecommunications. documentary s. eries based on Amer- ica in the twentieth century for Biographies in Sound is of domestic "In programming, therefore, we which USC was awarded a $5000 origin and features the life stories are in the position to offer a wide grant by the Ford Foundation as told by their friends of such greats variety of material not offered by through the National Association of as George Bernard Shaw, Ernest any other station." Stedman said. Educational Broadcasters. Depart- Hemingway, Frank Lloyd Wright. "We are of the opinion from our ment of Telecommunications mem- Carl Sandintrg and others. studies that there are perhaps three important factors in attracting bers heading the pro'ect are Stuart Rich In Subject Matter listeners to our programs — the M. Cooney, Jr., producer; Edward As may be imagined, the wealth tremendous interest that is develop- DeRoo, director; and Donald Price, of material offered through the re- ing in hi-fi, in which, of course, the researcher and writer. sources ot USC is equally rich in the FM broadcast fits; the discour- So for those Southern Californians subject matter offered. agement of many radio and TV lis- seeking the unusual and stimulating Interestingly enough, one of the teners with the commercialization in broadcast fare give KUSC a whirl. most popular KUSC programs—an and formulization of so much broad- You'll find it at 91.5 on your FM offering that would make any com- casting today; and the fact that a sets. November 3, 1956 Page Three TH E DOWN-TO-EARTH STORY 0

before. But this time, coming from an established actor like Johnson. the ABC-TV star took the suggestion seriously. As a result, he and his wife. yerno. and their four-year-old daughter. Valerie. took off for Hollywood. Big Break For Big Man For a short time, he worked as a Ç ...)/7 HERE'S SHORTY?" a "bouncer" at various night clubs ••,..,„ man yelled, as he around Los Angeles. Finally, he got passed a table at. the his big break when he landed the Warner Bros: commis- role of "Cheyenne" in the popular sary. Warner Bros. feature seen on KABC- "He's coming in a few minutes," TV. Channel 7, and coast-to-coast on press agent Jack Casey replied. smil- the ABC-TV network. ing. "I'm in the acting business be- A few minutes later. "Shorty" did cause I hope to make a good living enter. All six-feet-six, 235 pounds of out of it," Clint admits "'Cheyenne. him. of course, was my first role and I Those who know him realize there was a green-horn when I started. I are two self-ev ident facts about Clint still have a lot to learn, naturally. Walker's mammoth frame: there's but one thing is certain: 'Cheyenne' not an ounce of fat on him—and not has given me the confidence I need." an ounce. of phoniness. either. The TV role has also given him a lot more than just confidence. Al- Although he only arrived on the most broke when he first arrived two Hollywood scene two years ago, and years ago, Clint and his family have has actually been a TV star for the just moved into a new home in North past year, there's too much in Clint's Hollywood. down•to-earth background and basic nature to ever really change him. "It's five years old, but it's new to us," Clint explains. A former At various times during his life, carpenter, he's been doing a lot of 1 he has done a little bit of everything. the re-modeling himself. His size has helped him in most of the jobs he's had. As a young man "I just finished building a tree - in his late teens, he started as a house for Valerie in the backyard. boatman on the Great Lakes and the And wouldn't you know it—my wife Mississippi River. Later he became and I use it as much as the kid. We a merchant marine sailor. Then a just love to sit up there during the lumberjack, a ranchhand, and a evening and sort of get away from deputy sheriff. it all," Clint says. (That must be a sight: big Clint and his small, petite It was while he was a deputy wife cramped •:n that tree-house!) ONE OF CLINT'S cireatest a sheriff that he met Van Johnson — ers is Michael O'Shea (right) backstage at a Las Vegas hotel. Prospecting and Philosophy 'visited Clint on the Cheyene Clint was there to enforce the law. "Getting away from it all," is not se • at the Warner Sros. lo - Van was there entertaining the just an expression with the ABC-TV 'his famous wife, V rginia Mayo. people. One night, coming offstage, star. It's part of his philosophy of (Color cover photo by Warner Van passed by Clint and remarked: life. Bros.) "Say, big fellow, you ought to be Next to his family and work, his in pictures." biggest thrill in life is to go prospect- Because of his size and good looks. ing. He takes off for remote areas Clint had been told this many times throughout the West and heads for November 3, 1956 • The popular "Cheyenne" of the ABC-TV western series is more than just abig man (six-feet-six-inches tall, weighing 235 pounds) . he also thinks BIG. Here's his formula for health and happiness and why TV fame won't spoil him.

By Ted Hilgenstuhler

the hills looking for any kind of rare stones and metals, or even uranium. "I have to get away in that kind of country and environment every once CLINS IS convince° that his good health - and eventual success - in awhile," Clint explains quite seriously. "Most people go through life can be attributed to the special running around in circles. When Iget kind of food he eats. out in the wide, open country, I get an entirely different perspective on and stronger. To this day, I buy my life. My problems just seem to fade food at organic health stores. away. I realize that I am just a "Sure, it costs more to buy. But small part of everything. in the long run, I figure I'm saving "Probably the simplest way I can money. Idon't have to pay the doctor explain it. is that it's just like tak- bills other people do! ing a shower. Living with nature like "My little girl is a good example: that seems to just wash me clean. A short time ago, all the kids in I may get a little dirty on the out- our neighborhood broke out with side, but inside of myself I feel fresh measles. My kid didn't," he proudly and alive again." proclaims. The long-haired, long-legged cow- A Bull Story boy took a bite of his fresh fruit From what has been written so salad. Surprisingly enough, the big far, the reader might get the impres man from Cheyenne is a very light sion that Clint Walker is a super- eater. man in cowboy's clothing. A perfect CHEYENNE has a simpie solL- "I learned a long time ago—the specimen of masculinity who fears tion for solving a problem be- hard way—that it isn't how much nothing and has no faults. Although tween two tough guys: just bang you eat, hut what you eat, that he might come pretty close, Clint their heads together. (Warner counts." would be the last one to admit it. Bros. photos.) Clint remembers his boyhood when "I like to do most of the action h'e lived on "day-old doughnuts." stuff—the riding and fighting in the HOW THE WOMEN do go io "The folks couldn't afford much Cheyenne series. But sometimes, even muscula, Clint And little won better," he recalls. "Then when I a well-meaning director can ask ton der with that physique! The ad started to travel around the country much. miring blonde is pretty Faye getting various kinds of jobs, my "Just the other day, for example:' Spain. eating habits became even worse. Clint relates, "the director came over Even at 20 years of age, I found my- to me and pointed to a grazing field. self getting fat and sloppy. My teeth In that field were nine of the biggest were even getting had. A steady bulls you've ever seen in your life. diet of chopped-up bonemeal re- "'Now, Clint,' he tells me, 'I want stored their natural strength. you to take your horse and ride "I soon became convinced that all right through those bulls.' types of processed food were detri- "'Not me,' the strong-man from mental to my health. And without Cheyenne replied. 'You can find your- a healthy body, life isn't much good. self another boy.' So I stayed away from all foods that are tampered with, degenerated, and "'But Clint,' the director reasoned. literally poisoned by all kinds of dis- 'You want to become a star, don't infectants. The same with canned you? Tom Mix did it!' foods—which lose 70 per cent of " 'Yeah, and he's dead now,'" Clint their food value. concluded. "Even though I was in my early Result: Cheyenne rode around, not 20s, Idiscovered that Ibecame bigger through, the ominous looking herd. November 3, 1956 400 or 500 volumes, including Hones' Day by Day Book which goes back to 1806, and Chamber's Book of HE'S ALL Dates. However, he always checks three sources for each story in order to get a complete picture. He has corresponded with every Surs and Syes! state library in his search for documentary evidence, and some librar- ians have gone out of their way to help him. If, when researching for There's always an exciting- someone else, they come across a story they think he might like, they challen fie achance remark photostat it and send on to him. A Massachusetts state librarian found for thc man whose hobby is a story of two young girls, the Bates sisters, who by. a bit of ingenuity tilt' story Behind the Story prevented the British from landing in Scituate Harbor during the Rev- olutionary War. Checked through two other records, photostats were made of all three mentions and sent on to Bob. As one of the writers for Behind the Story, Bob has written more than çr • a million words, and Marvin Miller -1r,4■1,» '

by Jean Corlis

OB TURNBULL is probably was stationed at Portland, Oregon. has spoken them soft and shouted the most inquisitive man in During passes and leaves I spent them loud, has laughed and cried; Hollywood! many hours at the public library. infusing into Bob's factual stories the human element behind them. The author of over 500 During this time I started sending home notes in envelopes addressed Marvin considers the story of how scripts for KHJ-Radio's Behind the to myself to be 'filed' in paper they chose The Unknown Soldier Story, Bob just can't resist finding cartons. Later, when I was sent to Bob's best script, and in his narra- out the who, why and when. the South Pacific this habit got me tion of this he was almost overcome "I hear conversations in restaurants into trouble. with emotion. or on street corners. My curiosity is aroused by things I read in maga- "I had a letter from a relative bad( Interesting Origins home asking me what I was up to, zines and books or by questions 'Bob's favorite stories, though, are that the F.B.I. had been making in- people ask. Only the other day I the offbeat, or little known ones. For quiries about me. Frankly, I thought was asked why it was all right for instance, in reading through U. S. they must have been checking on a woman to go to the Brown Derby Naval Institute proceedings to learn the wrong person, but the next thing without a hat, but must wear gloves. the history of early paddle-wheel I knew I was dragged off by the Why? Well, I know some of the his- boats, he found a reference which MPs to the colonel's office for ques- tory of gloves, now I've got to find upset the common belief that the tioning. They thought I might be a out why they've become a symbol Merrimac was the first iron-clad spy. And all because I'd been send- of correct social attire." vessel. Actually, a Frenchman by the ing letters home addressed to my- name of Labrousse had designed and Practically everything is grist for self—written in my own particular Bob's mill. A book of matches, a lead built several iron-clad ships for Na- brand of shorthand, a sort of cryptic poleon III, and these were engaged pencil—"Did you know that wars code which no one else could trans- in battle October 17, 1855. have been fought because of pen- late except for a couple of words! cils?" Bob queried. "At one time the I'd been taking down notes on the Another interesting story was that English had a corner on the lead legends and early history of the of the first automobile. It was con- market and other nations wanted a Chinese and Filipinos, using V-Mail structed by a Belgian Jesuit mis- share of the supply. Now pencils are stationery, and the censors, making sionary to China, Ferdinand Verbiest. filled with graphite, but we still call a spot check had become worried. Built in the courtyard of the Chinese them 'lead' pencils. I saw an ad in Since we were at a secret base of Emperor in the late 1600's it was a magazine for a new 'liquid lead' operations, making invasion maps, powered by steam. When the boiler pencil, began wondering, and another close to General MacArthur's head- was fired up, the compressed steam Behind the Story was born." quarters, there was reason for pre- turned the axle. Bob didn't start out to be a writer. caution. It just hadn't entered my So behind the story of Behind the In fact he still doesn't consider that head that my notes looked suspicious. Story is the chance remark, the ob- his life work, but he was led to it Fortunately I was able to prove to scure mention, the Ion g, tedious because of his hobby. the colonel's satisfaction that I was weeks of research, correspondence, "I taught art and drama in Live just indulging in a harmless hobby. preparation and writing of a story Oak. California. There wasn't much But I'd learned my lesson, no more it takes just fifteen minutes to tell. social life there so I turned to a self-made shorthand during war- "If Iwas just a writer Imight find habit I had acquired during the de- time!" all- the necessary research a chore," pression when you looked for hobb'es Legend or Fact Bob commented. "Since it's a hobby, that didn't cost anything—I.started to Bob has found that the fun of it's fun, but I'm even more en- gather unusual facts. I brought research is discovering that a "fact" thusiastic about my real work—that hone volumes of the encyclopedia reiterated down the years is really of production assistant on the Edgar and made notes of things I wanted only legend. It becomes a game to Bergen show, Do You Trust Your to do more research on. uncover the real truth. He has an Wife? I'm lucky, I have two things "Then I went into the service and extensive reference library, about to do that I really enjoy." Page Six November 3, 1956 GEORGE GOBEL'S FIVE-YEAR-OLD daughter, Georgia, started her career by VtSITING MANY TV PROGRAMS to display the guesting on her dad's NBC-TVer. Here Alice, Georgia and George Gobel watch while "new" TV-Radio Life W3S Miss TV-RL (Dorene Georgesonl. Georgia receives social security number from Richaid Bressman. Here she places lei around neck of KHJ-TV's Bill StuIla. THIS WEEK'S TELEVISION NEWS IN PICTURES

BOB CUMMINGS WAS SELECTED AS ONE of judges for the "Strike It T HIS week in TV was an interi m period—the lull Lovely" beauty contes:. Bob, flanked by Donna Martell and Joi Lansing of his 1between new shows which had descended onto the CBShow, will guest ccntest winner on his program. airwaves in a flurry and tooling up for coverage of "the elections. For TV-Radio Life, however, it was one of the magazine's most exciting weeks when the redesigned publication hit the stands in all rotogravure, with news stories told pictorially. Enthusiastic acclaim greeted the "new look" in TV and radio circles. By week's end, it was evident that readers reaffirmed this warm reception and that TV-Radio Life had taken a major step in a most rewarding and promising direction.

MISS TV-RADIO LIFE CALLS on KRCA's Jack McElroy. Because the magazine had blossomed out with its "new look," the pretty young lady gave fragrant blossoms in form cf a lei to her host.

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t.ULUNLL CUMMING.' 145 F11)FiTER „iHTERCEPYOR MRS. LAWRENCE WELK made one of her rare public appearances at the Monday night opener c' Lawrence's new teenage show. She's a former nurse who first met Lawrence when he played in the Midwest back in the late 20's.

AFTER DEBUT OF HIS NEW Pl show, Ray Anthony and wife (Mamie Van Doren) relax and listen to Harold Stern's music under the big tent at Televis.on Center. (ABC-W photos.) ABC TELEVISION HOPS ON THE BANDWAGON

PARTIES at ABC-TV greeted debut of two new •"band" shows—Lawrence Welk's and Ray Anthony's. The victual (pronounced vit'!) statistics as furnished by manager Louis Bianco of Chasen's catering service: For the Anthony party of 450 people-425 pounds of Eastern prime beef, 75 fryers for Chicken Saute Sec, 200 pounds of lobster, shrimp and red snappers for Saute Sea Food Creole and 200 pounds of small potatoes.

ar.1 For the Welk shindig of 350 persons: 200 pounds of tenderloin, 235 chickens, 125 pounds of lobster, shrimp and scallops for Sea Food Poulette and 100 pounds of potatoes. The total cost of the parties was not announced. Prime rib, a le corte, at Chasen's runs $3.85. And that's no small potatoes when you multiply it by 800.

A COZY AND HAPPY FOURSOME. On the left: Ray kisses his Mrs. On the right: Julie London gives the big eye to boyfriend Bobby Troup, who has his own Stars of Jazz program on KABC-TV.

CHAMPAGNE LADY ALICE LON and Lirda Crosby, wife of announcer Lou Crosby, enloyed the Monday night affair for Welk so mucn — they came back for "seconds" on Friday night for the Anthony celebration. NED CALMER (CBS) is one of news relay team including Charles Coiling- wood, Peter Clapper, Allan Jackson, Larry LeSueur and others, They'll present voting trends.

HERE IS ANCHOR TEAM OF BILL HENRY, Chet Huntley, Dave Brinkley (NBC-TV) being briefed by an IBM operator on the "705," elec:ronic data processing machine to be used election night. MANY MEN (AND AMACHINE)

TOP CBS REPORTER Eric Sevareid will give interpretation of election news as it happens. TO EXPEDITE ELECTION RETURNS

THE night of November 6will be occasion of the most Spectacular TV show of them all—the highest-priced and most publicized program of the year. It won't be "exclusive" to one station or network, either. All three majors (ABC, CBS and NBC), plus all Southern California's independent stations will cover the event on an individual basis. The cause of the Spectacular: Election Night, 1956. In many ways, it's not only the most important, but the longest-running of any televised event dining the past four years. It began in late summer with the Democratic and Republican conventions; continued through the fall with innumerable campaign speeches; and comes to a dramatic close this week. EDWARD R. MURRObV will report SUAVE JOHN DALY will act as election events periodically, give inter- anchor man for the ABC-TV network. oretations.

NBC's RANDALL JESSEE will inform NBC's ANCHOR MAN will be CBS NEWSMAN DOUG ED- ANCHOR MAN FOR on farm belt trends from Kansas City Merrill ("Red") Mueller. Also re- WARDS will be assigned to UNIVAC, CBS election news wig on election night. He as researched porting: H. V. Kaltenb3rn, Morgan to explain giant computer's evalua- be Walter Cronkite who farm situation. Beatty, Elmer Peterson. tion of national doting trend. held same post before_ VIRTUOSO JACK BENNY HEADS UP HILLBILLY BAND ON EARLY DAY TELEVISION BUCK BENNY RIDES THE AIRWAYS AGAIN

ADIO was clapping its collective hands in glee last Rweek when word of Jack Benny's return to the sound medium was finally confirmed. Starting Octo- ber 28 on CBS-KNX (6:30-7:00 p.m.) the sly man who first gained fame with his rusty vault, antique Maxwell, rasping Rochester, squeaky violin and a dozen other beloved trademarks will bring radioites aweekly portion of distinctive humor, culled from the best of Benny tapes. As occasion demands, new material will be sand- wiched in. Appearing with jack will be Mary, Dennis, Rochester, Don Wilson, Mel Blanc, Frank Nelson and Artie Auerbach. Accompanying pictures from TV-Radio Life files may jog your memories.

ROCHESTER AND "BOSS" sadly survey the old Maxwell. Picture was taken during World War II when script called for car to be turned in for junk metal.

ONE OF MOST ENERGETIC wartime enter- tainers, Benny loved to highlight camp appearance by "rendering" "Love In Blcom." Audience threw pennies at his feet. TV-1ZADIO

MAY ITHANK ALL the readers who favored us with eetines nice messages on the redesigned TV-Radio Life! Had only 8 adverse comments, mostly from those who missed BY EVELYN BIGSBY the kilocycle radio guide (this was rectified last week). Res”,'Ilse to the pictorial treatment of the news was over- whelming. Minor changes will be made in format as your wishes indicate. come out until four days before the speech—we were already MOST FRUITFUL GATHERING of the week was the lunch- on the stands. You jumped to very unfair conclusions! eon hosted by Sarah Churchill and Albert McCleery of NBC's HOW RELIEVED WE'LL be when political pitches leave Matinee Theater. It was prompted by upcoming performance of Sir Winston Churchill's only novel, "Savrola," on the our airways—not only because we're pretty tired of palaver. Trying to maintain a true log schedule in the face of pre- Matinee program. Originally scheduled for Oct. 31, the presentation was suddenly postponed early last week after Miss emptions is well nigh impossible. Latest to feel the pinch is Nat ("King") Cole's new show, supposed to have started Churchill and McCleery flew to Nice to consult with Sir this week and crowded out by election material. It is now Winston and found that the author wished certain revisions set to go Nov. 12. Another show failing to appear was Most in interpretation of the book he wrote when he was only 23. Beautiful Girl in the World, to be emceed by Hal March. Apparently the main problem is for the TV vehicle to take It is now pencilled in for aNov. 19 start. the audience back to 1897 when young Winston in India FIRST CHRISTMAS PARTY of the season was held Oct. 24 was writing before the era of political dictators as we now ni the American Room to let the press know about the Nov. know them. McCleery found Sir Winston emphatic, but not 10 Chirstmas Show to be telecast from 11:00 to 12:00 negative about the script which had been prepared, an au- midnight by Riviera on all seven local stations, plus 8 and thor with great respect for other writers. The NBC visitors decided there was no point in travelling 13,000 miles for an 10 in San Diego, 10 and 29 in Bakersfield and 3 in Santa Barbara. Art Linkletter, who will emcee, said he was delight- opinion only to disregard it, so will revise their treatment ed at prospect of being on all channels simultaneously. "In and present it Nov. 15. case viewers tune one channel and don't like me, they're NOTE TO W.A.H. of San Dimas (in case you read this going to be stuck with me on every channel and can't tune issue): Notice of the address you wanted to hear did not me out," he gloated.

but if you can't say something nice about someone, the best thing is to keep quiet. And if you want to sell your TV set, that's your business, but don't you think there will be a lot of shows you'll miss? E. E. O., Beverly Hills 1do feel that one should "give credit where credit is E. M., Van Nuys due" and would like to comment on some of the past sum- Johnny O'Neill and Wynn Stewart were the two out- mer's shows, which Ienjoyed. standing singers on Town Hall Party. Iam going to yell my I remember Vic Damone from just a very few years «ever lovin" head off until these two kids get back on the back .. . he was shy, retiring and so unsure of himself and show. Please yell with me. sang with little feeling. In just these few years, he has Owwwwwwwwwwww!!! Explanation for absence: Johnny is making a developed into a dynamo in putting over his songs, with movie and Wynn is making personal appearances around the country. sureness, just 'enuf ego to make his program outstanding. Mrs. K. C., San Bernardino I feel that Rosemary Clooney is one person who puts I don't understand why people dislike Elvis Presley, feeling in her songs, enunciates all of her lyrics perfectly for he is a good boy and has a different way of singing and never sings a false note .. . and too, she always looks which Iand my husband and all my friends like very much. as tho' she has just stepped from a band-box .. . so refresh- If someone should be criticized it should be those women ing and acts as tho' life is worth living. on TV without proper clothing. Patti Page has shown she is a female Perry Como with her sereneness and soft voice — so restful and oh, how she P. H., Hollywood can sing asong .. . and she's so pretty too! Give the actors a break! Several of the credit lists on Now for a brickbat .. . I feel that TV has progressed various TV shows — Lux Video being one of the worst offen- emir during these past years, NOT to have so many second, ders — are hurried through to the extent of not being able third and even fourth "repeats" all summer long, among to read the names of the players. The impression to the them, "Lucy," "Gracie Allen," "Dragnet," "Badge 714, viewer is that the stars are the only important people in Groucho Marx, etc. the cast. Or it could be that the technicians have a train to catch! No name listed, Redlands Mrs. K. L. T., Pomona We spun the TV dials eagerly for the return of "The Big Surprise" and were so disappointed to see the same stage What happened to Liberace, Ina Ray Hutton and setting, props, call them what you will, everything curved Orrin Tucker? We enjoy lots of music and have missed them. At press time, the shows mentioned are not on the air, but may return and curlycued, and the ghastly revolving dots! shortly. We will keep our readers posted, as always. P. E., Lancaster Miss R. M., Covina Here is what I think of Jackson Wheeler: he is too This is to S. C. of West L. A. who wrote that little bit wordy, too "personal" and causes me to lose interest in about Elvis Presley, and to all the others who don't like ICITV's really good pictures about that time of night. him. Television is for everyone, and if there is a program you don't like all you have to do is turn the station. No one M. J., Universal City is making you sit there and watch it. There are a lot of Again, I have just watched Wanderlust on IV and programs I don't like, but I'm not complaining because I enjoyed it very much. But this letter is for that happy, know there are alot of people who do like them, or otherwise happy laugh of Slim Barnard's. I always feel happy after they wouldn't be on TV. Everyone to their own taste Isay, hearing it and Ihope he reads this item in your column.

TV-RADIO LIFE PAGE 11 HOLLAND'S f everywhere, and fail to see it right under our noses. Guess it's because horizons get too clouded with things that don't, DUG BY JACK HOLLAND in the long run, really matter. Wherever it is for Peggy and Knobby, let's hope they find it before too long.

Disc jockeys come and go but Andy and Virginia Mans- IT took awoman to sound off on what should be abattle for field go on and on holding their respected position on radio the men. One young lady, quite irate, told this tunnel how by their sheer efforts to do athorough, thoughtful job. Their sick she was of TV shows and movies that made the KFI program and Andy's solo stint on KR on Saturday night husband of the house look like a jerk of the first degree. have steadily attracted listeners because something differ- "Always he is pictured as being so stupid, so dull, everyone ent, something off-beat is provided. They never do a half is smarter than he is, and Ithink women resent this." She job and they're always after some new idea. It is this kind referred to no specific show but to most TV family series in of imaginative thinking and hard work that keep any radio general. Check your list of family shows on television and — or TV — show alive and kicking. Andy and Virginia's see how often this holds true. As aman, naturally Ithink she programs are probably the most difficult of any record show has something in her argument. I grant you that the little since they involve so much research and require such ex- woman may pull a lot of strings to make her husband seem tensive musical background. This is one couple who never very clever at times, but she's not the consistent brain-truster sits down on a job. No wonder they're still radio stalwarts. TV would have you believe. There's an old story that women Much has been said about Playhouse 90's last two pro- like the man to be the boss, the real head of the house. If ductions of "Sizeman and Son" and "Requiem for a Heavy- this is so, somebody ought to tell the writers of family situa- weight." Both came in for critical raves — and both proved tion comedies. At any rate, thanks to this one young lady's that it makes no difference how long a show is if there is stand on amuch neglected soap box. a good story and expert production. From all indications, It was sad to see that Peggy King got a divorce. She Playhouse 90 has hit its stride and is being recognized as tried very hard to make this marriage click, as Knobby must adult TV. It was not an easy task to produce an hour and have too. When they reconciled a while back, I talked to a half show each week, but the standard so far is very en- Peggy and she spoke very frankly of her own mistakes. couraging. Martin Manulis and his staff deserve high credit. Then she said very seriously, "If our marriage does fail, it won't be because we haven't tried to make it go." Appar- At the risk of being repetitious, credit is also due KTTV ently, career differences caused the break, but knowing for finally showing how to present commercials on shows Peggy's feeling about career vs. marriage I can't help running old movies. The way the plugs are done on the thinking there was more to the situation than just this. Colgate Theatre is an example for other TV stations. The Whatever the reason it is too bad it had to happen. Happi- blurbs are short, to the point, and not too frequent. This is ness is often an elusive thing. We run after it, look for it something viewers have been crying for for months!

Received the information too late to tell you last week, but Ihope you caught "Ninotchka" on KTTV, Friday night, Nov. 2. It's a very funny picture containing some of the most effective propaganda ever used against the communists, and by way of heresy, Imust say that Ienjoyed the per- formances of Melvyn Douglas, Felix Bressart and Sig Rumann fully as much as that of Miss Garbo. Now, Ihope she'll still speak to me. Hyde," so I'll add only that this version stars Spencer Tracy "Gunge Din." (9) beginning Nov. 6, 9:00. 1939 or '40 as the schizophrenic, Ingrid Bergman as the barmaid and or so .. . I forget. One of the best adventure movies ever Lana Turner as the sweet young thing, which I've always made, this free adaptation of a series of stories by Rudyard thought was quite acasting switch. Kipling stars Cary Grant, Victor McLaglen and Douglas Fair- "Footsteps in the Dark." (5) Nov. 4, 7:30. 1941. Errol banks, Jr. as atrio of British soldiers in India who get mixed Flynn is an author who prowls the streets at night looking up with a tribe of native killers, find themselves pinned for material, stumbles across the dead body of a gem down under fire atop a temple of gold, and finally subdue merchant, decides it's murder and makes suckers out of the the recalcitrant citizenry so they can return to their normal police force while he solves it. This was a quick change for routine of practical jokery. Sam Jaffe plays the title role in Errol from costume pictures and Ithink it was for the better. a bikini, Joan Fontaine is Doug's heart interest, but the real Some of it is funny. Watching Errol the other night in an stars are Grant and McLaglen, whose comedy preformances old movie, Iwas struck by the fact that the leading men spark the whole proceedings. of yesteryear were such much better actors, even though "Wizard of Oz." (2) Nov. 3, 9:00. This well remem- they weren't great, than the current crop of short name bered, well beloved movie classic is to be shown here on sensations. the "Ford Star Jubilee." Movies on TV are really going big "Romance of Rosy Ridge." (11) Nov. 7, 10:15. 1947. time, eh? It stars Judy Garland, Ray Bolger, Bert Lahr, Jack A harmonica playing stranger, Von Johnson, comes to the Haley, Frank Morgan and Billie Burke and I'm sure everyone border state farm of Thomas Mitchell in 1865 and is soon has seen it at least once and heard "Over the Rainbow" at in the middle of a feud between men who can't forget the least a hundred times, so I'll just say it's a wonderful treat Civil War, and aromance with Janet Leigh. for kiddies of all ages. "Blues in the Night." (2) Nov. 8, 11:00. 1941. One "Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde." (11) Nov. 9, 8:00. Nothing of the first cinematic attempts to understand jazz., this picture but classics or remakes of classics on TV, lately, which leave starts out promisingly with the formation of a jazz band in me with not much to say. (This is why Isaid a couple of the south, but soon develops into a fairly routine gangster weeks ago that I'd never heard of "The Man Who Came To thriller. Richard Wlborf, Jack Carson and Priscilla LOIN are Dinner," and received no fewer than five letters telling me the stars and appearing in a small role is Elia Kazan- Who all about it.) Surely, everyone knows the plot of "Jekyll and would've thought?

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The Western Harness Racing Association outdid itself picking a "queen" this year. Two queens were selected— two young ladies who are no strangers to TV fans. They are Caryl and Susan Vollanann, the UCLA co-eds who astound- ed the nation recently with their knowledge of American politics on the $64,000 Question. Caryl and Susan won $16,000 before they decided to quit. All the money goes into a trust fund for their education at UCLA. Posing with the twins at the Beverly Hills club are TV-radio sportscasters (standing, left to right) Cleve Hermann, Sam Baiter and Bill Welsh. Seated is Gil Stratton who ex- claimed: "Being a little fellow, this is where Ialways posed for team pictures." Cleve, and Gil on TV, and Sam on radio, regularly announce the daily Harness race results. The meet at Holly- wood Park lasts until November 7. Purposely, we haven't identified which twin is which. Can you guess? If you said Susan is on the left and Caryl is on the right—you are wrong! Caryl is on the left and Susan on the right. Don't feel bad, though, if you guessed wrong. Even their closest friends have trouble telling them apart.

sbigges litical story wi uevSmen on the ABC team. H entators who report and ,DALY. Drake, Erin O'Brien, T.C. Jones, Les Brown and Saturday, November 3 his orchestra, and Jim Henson and his muppets. GENERAL ELECTRIC THEATER, (2), 9:00 p.m. What's Playing Marge and Gower Champion star in "The Rider on the Pale Horse." FAMOUS FILM FESTIVAL, (7), 6:30 p.m. Part Two of "Colonel Blimp" with Roger Livesey ALFRED HITCHCOCK PRESENTS, (2), 9:30 p.m. and Deborah Kerr. Jessica Tandy stars in "Toby." Who's Fighting Monday, November 5 LEGION BOUTS, (9), 8:30 p.m. Bobby Bell vs. What's Playing GEORGE DEW ITT . . . with Como Jose Cotero, featherweights. ROBERT MONTGOMERY PRESENTS, (4), 9:30 p.m. Parker Fennelly stars in "Mr. Tutt Goes West" What's Special with Lenka Peterson FORD STAR JUBILEE, (2), 9:00 p.m. Judy Garland stars in "The Wizard of Oz" with Frank Morgan, Who's Guesting Ray Bolger, Bert Lahr, Jack Haley, Billie Burke, Margaret Hamilton, Charley Grapewin and the LARRY FINLEY SHOW, (7), 11:30 a.m. Pre-Broad- Munchkins. MGM's 1939 hit. way preview of scenes from "First Edition," musical revue starring Dick Contino, Kaye Bal- lard, Mary Meade and Larry Storch. Who's Guesting GOLDEN VOYAGE, (13), 7:00 p.m. Alfred Wolff GEORGE GOBEL SHOW, (4), 10:00 p.m. Vincent guests his films of France. Price and Marguerite Piazza guest tonight. WANDERLUST, (13), 7:30 p.m. A visit with famed PERRY COMO SHOW, (4), 8 p.m. Nat "King" Cole desert artist Jimmy Swinnerton in "Desert guests tonight. Holidays." VOICE OF FIRESTONE, (7), 8:30 p.m. Blanche Thebom is guest soloist. Sunday, November 4 DECEMBER BRIDE, (2), 9:00 p.m. Art Aragon, California's "Golden Boy" of boxing guests What's Playing tonight

THE ALCOA HOUR, (4), 9:00 p.m. "Morning's at Seven." A story by Paul Osborn. JESSICA TANDY . . . with Hitchcock WARNER BROS. PREMIERE, (5), 7:30 p.m. TV debut of "Footsteps In the Dark" starring Erroll Flynn. What's Special

SPOTLIGHT ON YOUTH, (11), 5:00 p.m. Teenagers publish a special newspaper for the Los Angeles Community Chest. Who's Guesting TELEPHONE TIME, (2), 5:30 p.m. Laura La Plante and Aileen Pringle star in "She Also Ran." YOU ARE THERE,. (2), 6:00 p.m. Carmen Mathews and G. E. Marshal star in "Susan B. Anthony Is Tried For Voting." JACK BENNY SHOW, (2), 7:00 p.m. Ronald Col- man guests with Jack tonight. ED SULLIVAN SHOW, (2), 8:00 p.m. Tonight's guests include Maurice Evans, Nelson Eddy, Patti Page, Richiardi, Henri Salvador, Elliott Reed and The Toriandis. STEVE ALLEN SHOW, (4), 8:00 p.m. Tonight's GUY M ADISON ... On Ford Theatre guests are Douglas Fairbanks, Jr., Alfred BriT PAW debuts Giant Step CAROL CHANNING TERRY M OORE RICHARD CARLSON ALLEN'S Guest .. . Erin O'Brien With Ernie On Climax On Schlitz Drama OR -7111eek Who's Fighting

WEDNESDAY NIGHT FIGHTS, (7), 7:00 p.m. Joe Miceli vs. Carlo Sano, middleweight bout from Tuesday, November 6 Chicago Stadium. What's Playing Who's Guesting U.S. STEEL HOUR, (2), 7:00 p.m. Franchot Tone CHANNEL 9 MOVIE THEATER, (9), 9:00 p.m. and Albert Salmi star in "Survival." "Gunga Din" with Cary Grant and Joan Fon- taine. (Tuesday through Monday, with the exception of Saturday) What's New GIANT STEP, (2), 6:30 p.m. Bert Parks emcees a new quiz show offering college education and Who's Playing travel to foreign countries as prizes to contestants of student age. RAMS GAME OF THE WEEK, (9), 8:00 p.m. Rams JUDY . . . Stars in "Wizard of Oz" vs. Bears. Thursday, November 8 What's Special What's Playing ELECTION COVERAGE I SEARCH FOR ADVENTURE, (13), 7:00 p.m. 5:45 p.m. From CBS headquarters "Search for Sahara Oil" and "Blackout in the in the East, Midwest, Far West and Blue." South. Local CBS newsmen report HALL OF STARS, (11), 7:30 p.m. Alan Young stars every five minutes before hour and in "I Killed John Harrington." half-hour. LUX VIDEO THEATER, (4), 10:00 p.m. Gordon 6:00 p.m. From NBC headquarters MacRae, host, presents "Jezebel," a TV adapta- in East, Midwest, Far West and tion of the 1938 Warner Brothers release. South. Local newsmen report every five minutes before hour and half- MGM MOVIE, (11), 10:15 p.m. TV debut of hour. "Blackmail" with Edward G. Robinson and Ruth Hussey. 7:00 p.m. From three locations— City Council Chambers, main KTLA studio, and Hollywood Palladium for What's Special victory ball. 1957 ROCKET REVUE, (7), 8:30 p.m. John Daly 5:30 p.m. From National Demo- and Bill Hayes head a variety show introducing cratic and Republican headquarters, the new Oldsmobiles. and ABC election headquarters.

7:00 p.m. From City Hall, Repub- GOWER CHAMPION .. . On GE Th ican and Democratic headquarters Who's Guesting in Los Angeles and Stage A at KTTV. CLIMAX! (2), 8:30 p.m. Terry Moore, Steve Forrest, Cedric Hardwicke, Yma Sumac and Richard Wednesday, November 7 Arlen star in "Flight to Tomorrow." PLAYHOUSE 90, (2), 9:30 p.m. Shirley Jones and What's Playing Red Skelton star in "The Big Slide." TENNESSEE ERNIE FORD SHOW, (4), 9:30 p.m. 20th CENTURY-FOX THEATER, (11), 7:00 p.m. Carol Channing is Emie's guest tonight. TV debut of "Wing and a Prayer" with Don Ameche and Dana Andrews. Friday, November 9 KINGDOM OF THE SEA, (13), 7:30 p.m. Filmed history of the U.S.S. United States, largest Who's Guesting luxury liner in the world. ZANE GREY THEATER, (2), 8:30 p.m. Lee J. Cobb DISNEYLAND, (7), 8:00 p.m. "Cameras in Samoa" stars in "Death Watch." and "The Holland Story." SCHLITZ PLAYHOUSE, (2), 9:30 p.m. Richard KRAFT TV THEATER, (4), 9:00 p.m. "Shadow of Carlson and June Lockhart star in "The Night Suspicion." A story of a man wrongly accused They Won the Oscar." of murder. FORD THEATER, (7), 10:00 p.m. Guy Madison stars Who's Fighting in "Sometimes It Happens." GILLETTE FIGHTS, (4), 7:00 p.m. Flash Elorde of BIG HIT MOVIES, (2), 11:00 p.m. TV debut of "It the Philippines vs. Miguel Berrios of Puerto All Came True" starring Humphrey Bogart and Rico in a ten round featherweight bout from Ann Sheridan. Madison Square Garden. SHIRLEY JONES . . . Playhouse 90 ;ULLIVAN'S Guest, RONALD COLMA N VINCENT PRICE Maurice Evans Visits Benny Gobel's Guest N AT "KING" COLE ... with Como NOVEMBER 3

Elliott, Gabby Hayes, Tom Tyler. Information Received From Stations (5) GIANT MOVIE No. 1 0 Subject to Last Minute Change "LAW FOR TOMBSTONE" with (4) NORVELL GILLESPIE (Z) Indicates movie Buck Jones. (11) JAMBOREE (10 Indicates color (8) MIGHTY MOUSE-30m. 1:30 (4) FOOTBALL WARMUP-15m 11:30 (4) (10) UNCLE JOHNNY with Cleve Hermann. MORNING COONS (9) ROY ROGERS MOVIE o (8) FOOTBALL ROUNDUP "YOUNG BILL HICKOK." (8) TV CLASS ROOM-30m. (5) GIANT MOVIE MATINEE Ca American government. (9) TOWN & COUNTRY TIME 8 "WHISTLE STOP." Aya Gardner, (13) SHORT STORY-30m. (10) THE CHRISTOPHERS-30m. George Raft. 8:30 (8) TV CLASS ROOM-30m. (8) LONE RANGER-30m. AFTERNOON Invitation to Spanish. (10) KICKOFF TIME-15m (10) WORDS AND MUSIC (13) MILLION $ MOVIES (2) FILM-30m. "PAID TO KILL." (1954) Dane 8:40 (2) NEWS HEADLINES 12 "The Man From Outside," Brod Clark. A man hires a thug to kill him— Crawford. (4) EARLY FARM REPORT then changes his mind. (4) MR WIZARD 8:45 (2) CAPTAIN KANGAROO 1:40 (3) NEWS-5m. (5) GIANT MOVIE No 2 173 With Mr. Green Jeans and Bunny 1:45 (3) (4) (10) FOOTBALL GAME "ESCAPE IN THE FOG." (1945) Rabbit, Songs, animal acts, exhibits, California vs. Oregon at Berkeley, Otto Kruger, Nina Foch. Prophetic cartoons, Treasure House and children's California. dreams show the way into and out records. of danger. On SATURDAY MOVIE (13) SACRED HEART PROGRAM "GANGSTER DEN." with Buster (9) CARTOON TIME — 30m. Crabbe. 8:55 (2) NEWS HEADLINES (10) WESTERN THEATER BIG PICTURE-30m. (4) COWBOY THEATER (11) JAMBOREE-5 hrs. 2 ")(8) SAGEBRUSH THEATER 9 (7) MYSTERY PLAYHOUSE Half hour dramatic and adventure (11) JAMBOREE "ASSIGNED TO DANGER," Gene films hosted by Dave Cameron. Janet Raymond. "DEADLOCK," John Slater. Dean (12:00 N), Football Scoreboard 2:30 (2) THIS IS THE ANSWER "THE OUTER GATE," Ralph Morgan. (12:45 p.m.) Ramar of the Jungle (12:50). (6) SPANISH MOVIE O Football Scoreboard (1:30 p.m.), Orient (10) GENE AUTRY MOVIE 0 (9) COMEDY TIME-75m Express (1:35 p.m.), Football Scoreboard o "SINGING COWBOY.' "TIGHT SHOES." (1941) Brod. (2:15 P.m.), Ramar of the Jungle (2:20 crick Crawford. Damon Runyon's yarn (11) SATURDAY WESTERNS p.m.), Football Scoreboard (3:00 p.m.), about the trouble caused by a ward pol. City Assignment (3:05 p.m.), Football "SHADOW VALLEY." with Eddie itician's tight shoes. Dean, "TERRORS ON HORSEBACK." Scoreboard (3:45 p.m.), Ramar of the with Buster Crabbe and "PIONEER Jungle (3:50 p.m.), China Smith (4:20 (2) LEARNING '56-30m. JUSTICE" with Lash La Rue. p.m.), Football Roundup (4:45 p.m.). 3 (5) GIANT MOVIE MATINEE "FRONT PAGE STORY." (Eng- (13) CAL'S CORRAL-2 /12 hrs. (13) BLUE RIBBON THEATER 0 lish) Jack Hawkins. A city editor's wife "THE GREAT DAN PATCH." (2) MIGHTY MOUSE-30m. decides to leave him as the big stories (1949) Dennis O'Keefe, Gail Russell. 10 (4) (10) HOWDY DOODY start breaking all around him. Story of a famous racehorse at the turn (8) TINY TOWN RANCH of the century. (7) COWBOY ROUNDUP 10:30 (2) DOODLES' CLUB HOUSE 'DRIFTIN' RIVER." with Eddie 12:15 (7) PUBLIC SERVICE-15m. Doodles Weaver presents a chil- Dean. 12:30 (2) DRESS BLUES-25m. dren's show, interspersing his own (8) WILD BILL HICKOK-30m. homespun humor with cartoons and (4) FARMS AND GARDENS (11) JAMBOREE Laurel & Hardy shorts. (7) J. MACK BROWN TH. 0 (13) MILLION $ MOVIES 0 "STRANGERS FROM SANTA FE." (4) I MARRIED JOAN "LADY FROM CHUNGKING." (5) PLAYCRAFTERS CLUB-30m. (1942) Anna Mae Wong, Mae Clarke, (9) GENE AUTREY MOVIE 0 (10) MORNING SHOWCASE Rick Vallin. A story of the Flying Tigers. "BLUE MONTANA SKIES." (4) (10) FURY — 30m. 3:30 (2) PUBLIC SERVICE FILM 12:55 (2) NEWS HEADLINES-5m. 11 Fury kills the leader of a wolf pack (8) TEEN AGE DANCE TIME which has been preying on Jim's horses. (2) AFTERNOON SHOW 0 3:45 (2) SPORTS ROUNDUP-10m. "WAGON TRACKS WEST." Bill Peter Graves and Bobby Diamond star. (9) BIFF BAKER-30m 3:55 (2) NEWS HEADLINES (2) CAPTAIN JET-30m. 4 Bill Hollingsworth as Captain Jet FOOTBALL! )ntertains small fry. (3) THIS IS THE LIFE (6) MAGIC SHOW-60m. Play -by -Play (7) COWBOY G-MEN Russ Hayden and Jackie Coogan come to the aid of gypsy traders.

(11) JAMBOREE Every Saturday on KBIG With Cleve Hermann. 4:15 (4) FOOTBALL WRAPUP 740 on your Radio Dial With Cleve Hermann. (9) FEATURE FILM-90m 0 Saturday U SC 1:15 "CAUGHT." (1949) James Mason, Barbara Bel Geddes, Robert Ryan. A VS. woman flees her psychopathic husband. November 3 Washington State P.M. 4:30 (2) TALES OF TEXAS RANGERS The Rangers edge their way

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through a carnival crowd in pursuit of (4) FEITELSON ON ART-30m. (Jack Martin); "Intermezzo" (Dick Kos- two circus performers who have com- Lorser Feitelson, dean of Southern ner's violin), mitted robbery and homicide. Willard California artists, is host in a program (8) CAPT. MIDNIGHT-30m. Parker and Harry Lauter star. devoted to promotion and encouragement (11) CAPTAIN MIDNIGHT-30m. (3) WATCH MR. WIZARD of contemporary artists in Southern California. (13) GENE AUTRY-30m. (4) VACATION TIME-60m. O 6:30 (2) THE BUCCANEERS-30m With Jack McElroy. (6) MOVIE-90m. A band of slaves escaping from a (7) RIN TIN TIN - 30m. "ADVENTURES OF GALLANT brutal planter on the island of New Corporal Boone's grandfather ar- BESS." (1948) Cameron Mitchell, Aud- Providence poses a sticky problem for rives at Fort Apache and throws the rey Long. Two roustabouts train a prize horse and save it from mistreatment. Dan Tempest and his men. Robert Shaw cavalry post into an uproar. stars as Dan Tempest and Alec Mango (8) MILLION $ MOVIE (10) TWO ON THE AISLE O Is seen as the crafty landowner. "THE YOUNG IN HEART." (1938) "HEIDI." (German) Elspeth Sig- (3) TRAVELOG-30m mund, Thomas Klameth. Johanna SPY- Janet Gaynor, Douglas Fairbanks Jr., Roland Young. An unconventional family (4) MOVIE MUSEUM-15m. ri's story about a young Swiss girl and her love for her family. adopts a wealthy, lonely old lady. (3) MICKEY ROONEY SHOW BUCCANEERS-30m. (10) NEWS AND SPORTS-15m (11) COUNT OF MONTE CRISTO (8) The Count returns to the Chateau (11) (13) MILLION $ MOVIE POLITICAL-15m D'If where he was held prisoner many "THE BIG CHASE." (1954) Jim 6:45 (4) TOM FRANDSEN—NEWS years before. Davis, Lon Chaney Jr. A young cop finds (11) FILM-15m hazards aplenty in "non-hazardous" as- 5:45 (9) TIM HOLT MOVIE CJ sJon ment. "RIDING THE WIND." (1941) 6:55 (7) REPUB. 4:45 (10) PATIO CHATS-15m. Tim tackles a crook promoting a water (2) BEAT THE CLOCK monopoly. 7 with Bud Collyer. 5 (2) CISCO KID 5:55 (7) REPUB. POLITICAL (3) DISNEYLAND-60m. (3) THE PENDULUM-30m (5) Double Barrel Theater (4) DEATH VALLEY DAYS "SUDDEN BILL DORN." with EVENING Joel Collin and Mack Williams star in "Pat Garrett's Side Of It." The true Buck Jones. (2) AMOS 'N' ANDY-30m. story of the death of the notorious young (6) HOLLYWOOD OFFBEAT hoodlum Billy the Kid and the man who 6 (3) SGT. PRESTON (7) JOHN WAYNE MOVIE killed him. (4) TO BE ANNOUNCED (10) STORY THEATER-30m (5) HOMETOWN JAMBOREE (5) Double Barrel Theater (11) THREE MUSKETEERS-30m. With ClIffie Stone, host, and Gene "OUTLAW EXPRESS." with Bob O'Clultin, Molly Bee, Billy Strange, 5:30 (2) THE LONE RANGER-30m. Baker. Buckle Tibbs and Herman the Hermit. A female witness to homicide and (7) LAWRENCE WELK SHOW her brother are targets for a gang of (6) BOLD JOURNEY-30m. HIGHLIGHTS: "Wolverine Blues" outlaws until the Longer Ranger and (7) MASQUERADE PARTY by the Dixieland recruits; "That Old Tonto take a hand. Soft Shoe" (instrumental); "I Cry Moro" (8) BADGE 714-30m (9) FIRST RUN MOVIE "FIRST YANK IN TOKYO." (1945) Tom Neal, Barbara Hale. A U.S. espion- age agent undergoes plastic surgery so he can be smuggled into wartime Japan to search for a prominent American scientist. (10) CRUNCH AND DES (11) TO BE ANNOUNCED (13) MEET CORLISS ARCHER Mr. Archer has trouble watching TV even after buying second and third sets for himself. 7:30 (2) POLITICAL-30m (3) JUKE BOX JURY-30m. 14) (10) PEOPLE ARE FUNNY Average American Bill Kennedy comes back from his trip to Russia and reports on the average Russian he found and with whom he compared ways of living. Dr. Giovanni, "world's greatest pickpocket," is a special guest. (6) FEATURE THEATER (7) FILM FESTIVAL-90m "THE LIFE AND DEATH OF COLONEL BLIMP." (English, 1945) Part Two. Roger Livesey and Deborah Kerr star.

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(8) OUR MISS BROOKS-30m. COLOR (11) BADGE "714" Frank and Friday reminisce over cases they have tackled together, 9 (2) (8) Ford Star Jubilee Presents and flashback episodes show highlights of these cases. Jack Webb, Ben Alexander star.

(13) MOVIE PREMIERE CJ "The Wizard of Oz" "WITHOUT HONOR." (1949) La- raine Day, Dane Clark, Bruce Bennett, Metro-Goldulyn-Mayer's 1939 film adaptation of the "Oz" series by Franchot Tone, Agnes Moorehead. A brother in law's vengeance nearly wrecks L Frank Baum starring Judy Garland. a woman's marriage. JUDY GARLAND (2) (8) Jackie Gleason Show Dorothy 8 Starring Jackie Gleason with Art Scarecrow RAY BOLGER Carney, Audrey Meadows, Joyce Ran- Cowardly Lion BERT LAHR dolph and the June Taylor Dancers. Tin Woodman JACK HALEY The Gina-Girls and the Four Portrettes Glinda BILLIE BURKE

(3) (4) (10) PERRY COMO CD Wondrous Wizard of Oz FRANK MORGAN Musical-variety show starring Munchkins SINGER MIDGETS Perry Como with the Ray Charles Singers, the Louis Da Pron Dancers, The story of a little Kansas girl Musical numbers include "If I Mitchell Ayers and his orchestra and Only Had a Brain," "We're Off to announcer Frank Gallup. Comedian and her dog "Toto," deposited by See the Wizard," "Ding, Dong, the George DeWitt and Nat "King" Cole are a cyclone in the magic land of Oz. With the Dancing Scarecrow, the Witch Is Dead," "The Merry Old guests tonight. Cowardly Lion and the Tin Wood- Land of Oz," "If I Were King of (5) SPADE COOLEY man, Dorothy goes on a tour of the Forest" and "Over the Rain- The King of Western Swing, fea- MunchkInland, a city populated bow," the song which has become turing Bobby Sargent, KayCee Jones. entirely by midgets, sees the legen- identified with Judy's success as Anita Aros, Mel Ryan, Phil Gray and dary horse of a different color and "Miss Show Business." Lotta Chatter. views trees that talk and throw The film was directed by Victor (11) SUSIE-30m. apples. Her adventures include an exciting ascent in a balloon, a visit Fleming, produced by Mervyn Le 8:30 (3) TO BE ANNOUNCED to the Palace of Gems in the Em- Roy. The screenplay was written (9) LEGION BOXING erald City and a meeting with the by Noel Langley, Florence Ryer- Bobby Bell vs. Jose Cotero, 10 wondrous Wizard of Oz himself. son and Edgar Allan Woold. round featherweight bout. (11) I LED THREE LIVES-30m. (13) STARLIGHT THEATER 1Z) 8:55 (4) (10) REPUB. POLITICAL (6) LAWRENCE WELK "MAN IN THE WHITE SUIT." (7) THEATER-30m. (3) GALE STORM SHOW (English, 1952) Alec Guinness invents a Irene Dunne has the problem of suit that won't wear out — and lives 9 (4) (10) CAESAR'S HOUR how to handle a disturbed sixteen year to regret it. A comedy variety show starring Sid old girl, one of the students at her board- Caesar with Janet Blair, Carl Reiner, ing school. in "Sheila". (2) THE BIG NEWS-30m Howard Morris, Shirl Conway and Pat 11 with Grant Holcomb, Paul Pierce, Carroll. (11) MR. DISTRICT ATTORNEY Gil Stratton and Gordon Weir. (13) SAT. NIGHT MOVIE (5) SAT. NIGHT MOVIES (3) SIT-IN THEATER "TOO LATE FOR TEARS." (1949) "PASSPORT TO PIMLICO." (Eng- (4) (8) DEMO. POLITICAL lish, 1949) Stanley Hollaway, Margaret Lizabeth Scott, Don Defore, Dan Dur- (9) FEATURE FILM Rutherford. A comedy about who owns yea. a tiny residential section of London. 9:30 (3) WALTER WINCHELL-30m "THE SCLUTHERNER." (1945) Zachary Scott, Betty Field. Dramatic (7) AL JARVIS' HI-JINX-60m. documentary about a Southern share- 9:55 (3) POLITICAL cropper's struggle to earn his livelihood 7:30 Talk by Marion Folsom. from the soil. (4) (10) REPUB. POLITCAL (10) TEN STAR THEATER (11) SAN FRANCISCO BEAT 11:15 (4) CLEVE HERMANN-15m. (3) (4) (10) GEORGE GOBEL 11:30 (2) BIG HIT MOVIES 10 Half-hour of comedy starring "BROTHER ORCHID." (1940) Ed- George Gobel. Guests tonight are Vin- ward G. Robinson, Ann Sothern, Hum- o cent Price and Marguerite Piazza. John phrey Bogart. Scott Trotter and his orchestra provide (4) LATE MOVIES musical background. "I SHOT JESSE JAMES." (1949) (6) MASQUERADE PARTY Preston Foster, Barbara Britton, John (11) TOWN HALL PARTY Ireland. With Merle Travis, Wes Tuttle, (5) ROLLER DERBY RHUBARB Joe and Rose Lee Maphis, Tex Ritter, (8) STAR PERFORMANCE-30m KTTV Collins Kids, Johnny Bond, Lefty Friz- G zell and guests. 11:40 (5) FINAL EDITION Sgt. Joe Friday (JACK WEBB) rem. (6) TOMORROW'S NEWS inisces about some of the most inter- 10:30 (4) (10) REPUB. POLITICAL 12 (7) CHARLES ANTELL-15m. esting cases he and Officer Frank (5) ROLLER DERBY-60m. H Smith have worked on, during to- (6) COVER GIRL MOVIE C;) 1 (3) THE LATE SHOW CD night's BADGE 714, (Co-sponsored (7) VIDEO PLAYHOUSE 0 by 01' Smokey Bacon and Glendale 1:05 (11) ROCKET TO STARDOM •'YOUNG AND WILLING." (1943) Federal Savings and Loan Assn.) Susan Hayward, Robert Benchley. 2:15 (2) GIVE US THIS DAY

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Information Received From Stations 11:15 (2) FEATURE FILMS-4 hrs (10) S.D. BOARD OF ED. Subject to Last Minute Change O Discussion of overcrowded condi- Indicates movie 11:30 (4) YOUTH WANTS TO O tions of schools. C) Indicates color KNOW (9) FEATURE FILM-75m. C) (11) FILM-15m MORNING "LADY LUCK." (1946) Robert (13) CAL'S CORRAL Young, Barbara Hale, Frank Morgan. A Western variety. girl turns the takles on her gambling (11) ROCKET TO STARDOM 1:45 (11) POLITICAL-15m father and fiance. (Continued from 1:05 a.m.) (3) LIGHTED WINDOW-30m. (10) REALTY REVIEW-30m. 8:30 (10) Christian Science Heals 2 (4) THIS IS THE LIFE-30m. (13) THE BIG MOVIE 8:45 (8) Industry on Parade-15m. (5) EARLY MATINEE-60m. (Zr) (10) MAN TO MAN "ROMANCE IN REVERSE." (Eng- 8:55 (2) NEWS HEADLINES AFTERNOON lish) Patricia Medina. A triangle involves a girl, her boss and her boy (2) LET'S TAKE A TRIP (4) OUTLOOK-30m friend. 9 (7) MYSTERY THEATER 12 Chet Huntley with an analysis of (7) MESSAGE OF THE MASTER "THE LADY CONFESSES," Mary world news. Alhambra Church of Christ. Beth Hughes. (7) 770 ON TV "BELOW THE DEADLINE," War- (10) ZOO PARADE-30m. Discussion program by leading ren Douglas. citizens of local and national problems (11) CHAMPION AUTO RACES "KILLER AT LARGE," Robert of public interest. Drew Pearson is heard (13) GRAND OLE OPRY STARS Lowery. in a closeup of government and civic 2:30 (3) DOCUMENTARY FILM (8) WHAT'S YOUR TROUBLE? issues. (4) FIRST TIME VOTERS (10) THIS IS THE LIFE (8) FRONTIER THEATER O (6) THE CHRISTOPHERS 9:15 (8) THE PASTOR "LAWLESS COWBOY" with (7) SUNDAY THEATER Whip Wilson. (13) PUBLIC SERVICE-15m. "HENRY, THE RAINMAKER." 9:30 (2) LIGHT OF FAITH (10) WEST. TRAILS THEATER (1949) Raymond Walburn. A man's campaign against the weather brings a flood (8) LET THERE BE LIGHT (11) NOONTIME FEATURE of protests. (9) TOWN & COUNTRY-30m. "WEST OF THE ALAMO" with (10) MORNING MOVIE Jimmy Wakely. (10) PREMIERE THEATER "THREE GIRLS ABOUT TOWN." "WALTZ TIME." (English) Patri- 12:30 (4) TEEN AGE TRIALS-30m. cia Medina, Richard Tauber. (1941) Jaan Blondell, Janet Blair. Three (5) GARDEN CHATS-30m. enterprising girls become convention (13) WHO KNOWS THIS? With Joe Littlefield. hostesses in a large hotel. (7) FAITH FOR TODAY 10 (2) LAMP UNTO MY FEET (13) CAL'S CORRAL-30m. Today's program presents the story (4) HARVEST-30m Western variety show. of Lass Bettman and his sisters who be- 1 Dr. Frank Baxter hosts a program 2:45 (9) HOLLYWOOD BACKSTAGE came aware, after an accident, that their devoted to ideas, personalities and unhappiness has not allowed them to live (2) MAN TO MAN-30m. achievement in the world of art, litera- fully. ture, public affairs and science—past 3 Dr, Louis Evans moderates a (8) RELIGIOUS TOWN HALL and present. program designed to help viewers ap- ply the basic principles of Christianity (9) FEATURE FILM-90m. 173 (5) Sunday Western-60m. IZ) to the problems of day to day life. "ABILENE TOWN." (1946) Ran- "LITTLE JOE THE WRANGLER" dolph Scott, Ann Dvorak. Marshal be- with Tex Ritter. (3) ETERNAL QUESTION-30m. comes involved in battle between mer- (4) TO BE ANNOUNCED chants and saloon keepers. (7) HOW CHRISTIAN SCIENCE (5) TWIN MOVIE-90m. HEALS (13) SUNRISE MOVIE "CHARLIE CHAN AT THE WAX "The Answer to the Pressures of "TERROR STREET." Dan Duryea. Modern Living." MUSEUM." (1940) Sidney Toler, Mar- A flier is accused of murder of his wife. guerite Chapman. (8) STAR PERFORMANCE 10:15 (5) MORNING NEWS-15m. (6) SUNDAY MATINEE 10:30 (2) LOOK UP AND LIVE (9) MILLION $ MATINEE flj 'CROSS COUNTRY ROMANCE" Today a re-broadcast of Dave Bru. "THE FALLEN SPARROW." TV with Gene Raymond. debut of a 1943 RKO release starring beck's "Theology of Jazz" is presented. (8) TALES OF TEXAS RANGERS John Garfield, Maureen O'Hara, Walter (4) FRONTIERS OF FAITH Slezak. A Nazi murderer hunts an old (9) HELP WANTED-30m. (8) BIRTHDAY CAROUSEL enemy who has returned to New York Charles Stahl with want ad list= (5) IN GOD WE TRUST-30m. following the Spanish Civil War. (Also ings. (2) KNXT NEWS seen tonight and tomorrow night at 9). (13) GRAND OLE OPRY STARS (10) SAN DIEGO CAMERA 11 (4) BIG PICTURE-30m. 3:15 (2) KNXT NEWS-15m. (5) Church in the Home-60m. (11) ASK YOUR GOVERNOR (8) WESTERN THEATER Governor Goodwin J. Knight answers viewers' questions live from "OKLAHOMA JUSTICE" with "GREAT CHURCHES KTTV. Questions may be phoned in Johnny Mack Brown. while he is on the air. of the GOLDEN WEST" (10) LEAGUE WOMEN VOTERS (13) DECISION-30m. Explanation of propositions on the sunday, tI a.m.—KTTV Channel II ballot. 1:15 (7) PUBLIC SERVICE FEATURE 1:25 (3) NEWS-5m. Mt. Calvary Lutheran Church (11) GREAT CHURCHES OF THE 436 South Beverly Drive 1:30 (3) BANDWAGON '56 Beverly Hills GOLDEN WEST Minister: Rev. Theodore C. Schoessow Dr. Clifton Moore presents services (4) TO BE ANNOUNCED from the Mt. Calvary Lutheran (7) PRESTIGE THEATER-30m. Presented by Church at Beverly Hills. Rev. Theo- "THE ROOF" with Kenneth Toby. dore C. Schoessow delivers the ser- INGLEWOOD PARK mon "Adventuring For Christ." (8) MILLION $ THEATER CI CEMETERY Presented by Inglewood Park "THE STEEL TRAP." (1952) Jo. Ter.• ing G Los lIngelei tor over Filly Year, Cemetery. seph Cotton, Teresa Wright. Flight toward South America follows bank theft.

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3:30 (2) SUNDAY MOVIE-30m. cj (6) (7) MEDICAL HORIZONS (6) FEATURE THEATER "Hannibal and the Renegade." Proper pre -natal care to assure (7) ADVENTURE TOMORROW Faith Domergue, Scott Forbes, Nancy healthy births is demonstrated by doc- Dr. Martin L. Klein presents Part Evans. tors of the John Gaston Maternity Hos- One of a ten-part series on atomic ener- pital of the University in a 'live' broad- gy. Tonight, "The Friendly Atom," a re- (3) TRAVELOG-30m. cast from Memphis. port on the first non-military nuclear (4) ZOO PARADE 0 (8) LONE RANGER-30m. reactor. Featuring Marlin Perkins, director (11) THREE HOUR THEATER of the Lincoln Park Zoo in Chicago and (13) WESTERN MOVIE "IT HAPPENED IN FLATBUSH." Jim Hurlbut, commentator. Today's pro- "IN TEXAS" with Bob Steele and gram originates from the Cheyenne Al "Fuzzy'' St. Johr.. (1942) Lloyd Nolan, Carole Landis. An ex-baseball player becomes manager of Mountain Zoo in Colorado Springs, Colo- (2) FILM-30m a Brooklyn ball team owned by a blonde. rado. Mr. Perkins uses a stagecoach and (4) FIRST MEETING-30m an ancient cog railway to move about (13) GENE AUTRY-30m. (6) CIRCUS TIME-60m. the zoo. (IN COLOR). 6:15 (9) THIS WEEK IN SPORTS (7) LIGHTED WINDOW-30m. (8) ZOORAMA-60m. With Dr. James Flfield. (2) (8) LASSIE-30m. (9) Movie Classics-90m. Ca 6:30 Jeff Miller is unimpressed with El- "LIFE OF VERGUE WINTERS." (8) TELEPHONE TIME len's argument that everybody has TV debut of a 1934 starring Ann Harding (See Channel 2, 5:30 p.m.) a stake in every election, until he and John Boles. The story of a woman (9) FEATURE FILM-90m. Ca learns that a local farmer who who follows her own heart in defiance "THE THREE MUSKETEERS." hates dogs is waging an active .of small-town gossip. (1935) Walter Abel plays Dumas' swash- campaign for the office of Animal (13) CAL'S CORRAL-30m. buckling D'Artagnan. Margot Grahame Regulator. plays the villainous lady spy who pits 3:45 (7) CHARLES ANTELL, INC. herself against him and the Musketeers. (2) JOURNEY INTO (3) MAYOR OF THE TOWN 4 (10) ASK YOUR GOVERNOR PHILOSOPHY Marrilly sets out to exonerate the (11) SPOTLIGHT ON YOUTH Rico Lebrun presents Aldus Hux- Mayor whom she believes commit- Youngsters from Los Angeles high ted a "murder." Thomas Mitchell ley and Gerald Heard as special guests schools get together and publish a news- stars. Presented by Richfield Oil today. paper for the Los Angeles Community Corp. (3) ORAL ROBERTS Chest. We follow on film the writing, (4) (10) WASHINGTON SQ. printing and all production details of (4) (10) ROY ROGERS Ray Bolger stars as the entrepre- "Feather Record," the annual publica- (5) BUGS BUNNY-30m. tion by the Los Angeles City schools for neur of a theatrical community. Featured (7) DEMO. POLITICAL the Chest campaign. Alex Cooper hosts. with Ray are Elaine Stritch, Eugene Trevor Gardner speaks for volun- Hari, with whom Ray does a pantomime 5:30 (2) TELEPHONE TIME teers for Stevenson and Kefauver. specialty act and the dance team of Mati Laura La Plante and Aileen Prin- and Hari, known as Eugene and Ruth, (9) FEATURE FILM gle star in "She Also Ran." The true "RETURN OF THE BAD MEN." who run a local dancing school patron- story of Belva Lockwood. the only wo- (1948) Randolph Scott, Robert Ryan, Anne ized by the neighborhood kids and their man ever to run for President. She ran Jeffreys. How the Sundance Kid (Ryan) elders. Two other characters Mama Rosa for office in 1884 not because she ex- assembled the West's most notorious out- and Pop lend color to the production. pected to win, but to focus attention of laws for a fantastic land grabbing plot. (7) GORDON'S GARDEN-30m. the nation on equal rights for women. (13) RANGE RIDER-30m. . (8) MY LITTLE MARGIE-30m (3) POLITICAL-30m Jock Mahoney and Dick West star (13) WORDS OF LIFE (4) (10) CAPT. GALLANT in "Western Fugitive." North Hollywood Assemby of God Church. (7) ROCKY JONES-30m. (2) (8) JACK BENNY-30m 4:30 (2) CAVALCADE OF BOOKS The Ruler of a renegade planet 7 The Ronald Colmans guest with (3) SUNDAY CINEMA-90m. fakes Rocky's voice on broadcast at- tempting to bring other planets under Jack tonight. Jack finds an invitation (5) TWIN MOVIE NO. 2 CI from the Colmans inviting "Jack" to her control "LIFE AT STAKE." Angela Lans- dinner, so, In his usual headlong manner, bury, Keith Andes. A man tries to mur- (8) THIS DAY-1956-30m. he apperas at his neighbors' home re- der an employee for the insurance. (11) COMMANDO CODY splendent in white tie and tails. When another guest arrives In casual clothes, (13) HIGHWAY TO HEAVEN Jack is sure the man has come without 5:55 (3) POLITICAL-5m benefit of invitation. FOODLES" (3) TELEPHONE TIME-30m. See Channel 2. 5:30 p.m. for EVENING details. () 0 o (2) (3) (8) YOU ARE THERE (4) (10) 77th Bengal Lancers 6 Walter Cronkite presents "Susan The mission to rescue an officer'• B. Anthony is Tried For Voting," a re- sister held hostage by a local tribe Is creation of June 18, 1873, the second day assigned to Lt. Rhodes and Lt. Storm. 00 of the trial of Miss Anthony who was She is being held In retaliation for the charged with the "crime" of voting. The accidental death of a native woman. Phil leader of women's suffrage movement Carey and Warren Stevens star. objected to her all-male jury believing (5) LONG JOHN SILVER C they would be unfavorable in their ver- The late Robert Newton stars in 0 dict and she never realized the outcome 0 this series of films telecast in color. of the trial was in the hands of the hos- tile Judge presiding over the case. Car- (7) YOU ASKED FOR IT-30m. Seven Biskits Waiting men Mathews and E. G. Marshall star. With Art Baker. To Be Ate! (4) (10) MEET THE PRESS They'll disappear fast. Made Lawrence Spivak and guest panel- (10) MAYOR OF THE TOWN with Fisher's Biskit Mix — ists interview personalities in the news. Marilly sets out to exonerate the they're extra light and tender. Mayor whom she believes commit- (5) BUGS BUNNY (C) ted a murder." Thomas Mitchell Always buy FISHER'S Biskit First half hour in color. "Here De- stars. Presented by Richfield Oil Mix. Shortening's fluffed in. vil Here," "A Bout with a Trout," "Por- Corp. Copyright 1956, fisher Flouring Mills Co. ky's Hero Agency," "Chicken Jitters."

PAGE 20 TV-RADIO LIFE (13) GRAND OLE OPRY STARS (13) BIG DEBATE-30m (5) BANDSTAND REVUE-60m 7:30 (2) (8) WHAT'S MY LINE? 8:30 (7) PRESS CONFERENCE (6) (7) OMNIBUS-90m. John Daly, moderator, with Ben- Martha Rountree brings her news Alistair Cooke hosts the experi- nett Cerf, Arlene Francis and Dorothy Interview show to a new channel. Origi- mental and exploratory television pro- Kilgallen. nating in Washington, the show features gram. a panel of newsmen questioning a key (9) CHANNEL 9 MOVIE (3) CISCO KID-30m. figure in world of national affairs. (4) (10) CIRCUS BOY-30m "THE FALLEN SPARROW." TV (13) DAN LUNDBERG-30m A retired railroad engineer( Ralph debut of a 1943 RKO release starring Democrats and Republicans dis- John Garfield, Maureen O'Hara and Wal- Moody) who lives on a siding with his cuss the consequences if their parties ter Slezak A Nazi murderer hunts an beloved old Seventy-Seven engine and should lose the election. Panel: Mrs. Fay old enemy who has returned to New the rolling stock of a defunct railroad Porter, Democratic Candidate for Con- saves the day for the stranded circus. York following the Spanish Civil War. gress; Thomas Rees, Democratic incum- (Tuesday through Monday, except Sat- (5) WARNERS PREMIERE ea bent for Assembly; Charles Conrad, urday. Sunday matinee at 1 p.m.) "FOOTSTEPS IN THE DARK." Republican incumbent for Assembly; (11) DR. HUDSON'S JOURNAL TV debut of a Warner Bros. release Charles Franklin, Republican Candidate starring Errol Flynn and Brenda Mar- for Congress. "The Trance Baby." An amateur shall. Author and amateur sleuth solves hypnotist almost discredits a colleague (2) (8) G.E. THEATER a murder while making fools of the po- of Dr. Hudson's. John Howard stars. Marge and Gower Champion star lice and evading his wife's solicitude. 9 (13) REV. ORAL ROBERTS in "The Rider On the Pale Horse." (6) FEATURE THEATER Maude Applegate (Marge Champion) fol- 9:30 (2) (8) ALFRED HITCHCOCK (7) Original Amateur Hour lows "Mr. Death" (Gower) to plead for Jessica Tandy stars in "Toby." The story of a woman reunited after (11) 3 HOUR THEATER (cont.) the life of her true love who has been twenty years of separation, with the "COMMANDOS STRIKE AT shot down in a poker-game fracas. When she finds how "Mr. Death" lives she man to whom she was once engaged. DAWN." (1942) Paul Muni, Sir Cedric has a change of heart. Richard Crane, Their reunion, however, only ends in Hardwicke, Anna Lee, Lillian Gish. Muni Kathryn Givney and Lloyd Corrigan are ultimate heartbreak for the man and a leads a raid on a Nazi-held Norweigan featured. questionable peace for the woman. seaport. Robert Harris is featured. (3) ED SULLIVAN SHOW-60m. (13) THE HUNTER-30m. (11) CONFIDENTIAL FILE Robert Weede, Jo Sullivan, Joyce "THE DEADLY COCKTAIL." Bart Grenfell, Senor Wences, the Little Gaelic (13) FINANCING TODAY'S Adams arrives in Salzburg Just in time Sisters, Unus and Bas Sheba guest. to prevent an important man from hav- CHURCH ing "one too many." (4) (10) ALCOA HOUR (2) (8) $64,000 CHALLENGE (2) (8) ED SULLIVAN SHOW Lillian and Dorothy Gish, June 10 (3) PLAYHOUSE 90-90m. Lockhart, Evelyn Varden, Dorothy Stick- Ed Sullivan presents Maurice Viveca Lindfors, Franchot Tone, ney and David Wayne star in "Morn- Evans in a live scene from his new show Laraine Day, Boris Karloff and Eliza. ings at Seven." A comedy about four "The Apple Cart." Also present are Nel- sisters, one a spinster, and a problem son Eddy, Patti Page, the illusionist which arises and concerns the son of one Richcardi, the French singer Henri Sal- of them. vador, Elliott Reed, comedian and The HANK PENNY Says Toriandis, Jugglers. (3) (4) (10) STEVE ALLEN TONIGHT! 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beth Patterson star in "Rendezvous In (13) CRISWELL PREDICTS-15m. Black." 10:45 (7) FOCUS ON L.A. (4) (10) LORETTA YOUNG (13) SHORT STORY-15m. NEXT WEEK Betty Field, Beverly Washburn, 11 (2) (8) NEWS SPECIAL Hugh Beaumont and John Doucette star (4) ELMER PETERSON in "Take Care of My Child." When two On Our Cover: women battle over the care of a mother- (7) NITECAP THEATER less baby, the echo of the words of Solo- "THE PRETENDER." (1947) Al- mon become judgement to settle their bert Dekker. False bookkeeping gets a argument. man into trouble. LUCY (9) THE CHRISTOPHERS-30m (5) DR. ERNEST HOLMES-30m. and Dr. Ernest Holmes presents an In- (11) LATE FEATURE O spirational series of talks with Irma "INTERNATIONAL LADY." (1941) Glen at the organ and the Ray Linn Ilona Massey, George Brent, Basil Rath. THE NEW MAN Singers. bone. Spies and romance. IN HER LIFE (11) CITY DETECTIVE-30m. (13) A. A. ALLEN-30m Special features: (13) REPORTER'S ROUNDUP 11:15 (2) BIG HIT MOVIES O "SWORD OF VENUS." (1953) Dan • Jack Owens Takes a Luau Flight 10:30 (2) CROSS CURRENT-30m O'Herlihy, Catherine McLeod, Robert • Stanley—A New Show with a New Twist (4) BOWLING CHAMPIONS Clarke. • Jack Latham—How He Avoids Ulcers • Do Disc Jockeys Talk Too Much? (5) FEATURE FILM (8) Meet Your Mayor-5m. Gerald Mohr stars as Christopher • Who Were the Top TV Stars for 1956? :20 (8) AIR FORCE DIGEST-15m. Storm, a hotel owner in "The Spy Ring." 11 • Closeups: Jesse White and Joseph "SABOTAGE SQUAD." (1 9 4 2) 11 :25 (13) REPUB. POLITICAL Cotten Bruce Bennett. FBI man trails saboteur 11 :30 (3) LATE NEWS Plus, as always: suspect to the ringleader of the sabotage (4) LATE MOVIES gang. "MAYTIME IN MAYFAIR." (Eng- • The "New Look" in our New News (6) MYSTERY THEATER lish, 1952) Michael Wilding, Anna Neagle. Section • The latest news of the week — told by (7) DR. ROSS THEATER-30m A London dandy inherits a dress shop. Pictures , There are always people looking (7) POLITICAL-30m • The biggest, best and easiest-to-read for angles to make a quick dollar, but 11:45 (7) MOVIE O TV and radio listings for the entire Thomas Mitchell comes up with one of (5) TELEVESPERS week. the most unique methods in "Remem- brance Day." 12 (6) TOMORROW'S NEWS "You Can't Buy More (8) Do You Trust Your Wife? 12:15 (5) WEEKEND NEWS — For Any Less" (10) SUNDAY MOVIE 12:45 (2) THE LATE SHOW O "CINDERALLA JONES." (1946) "THE TAMING OF DOROTHY." Joan Leslie, Robert Alda. (English, 1950) Jean Kent TV-Radio Life (11) FABIAN OF SCOT. YARD 1:45 (2) GIVE US THIS DAY

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PAGE 22 TV-RADIO LIFE SUNDAY 7 LOGS them reality and vitality. Wire Service offers this same possi- TV REVIEWS bility for turning up with a strong series of dramas. Thursday, 9 p.m. The fact that Wire Service also suffered from its length ABC-TV, Channel 7 of one hour, poses a problem that will come increasingly to Wire Service the fore as television shows lengthen, as they seem to be at this time. An audience will put up with a tedious picture Wire Service is one of those things- that should never have happened to the newspaper profession. in a motion picture house for the simple reason that having paid an admission, human nature usually demands that Allegedly portraying the news gatherer of a wire serv- money's worth be obtained. ice, the first showing of this series was nothing more or Friday, 8:30 p.m. less than a tired plot hung around a newspaperman's neck. NBC-TV, Channel 4 Walter Winchell Show Steeped in cliche, even to the fortuitous bite of arattlesnake Walter Winchell is a slice of Americana that has made circumventing the lethal intentions of one partner to do itself a part of the scene whatever one may think of Mr. away with another by rolling a boulder on his unsuspecting Winchell personally. noggin, Wire Service is badly in need of competent news- Winchell has an enduring power of personal magnetism, men if for nothing else than to reveal the facts of life to the charm, or call it what you will, that has insured his survival television plotters. against all odds. Few radio and television performers have Even the most innocent television viewers would find the distinction to have members of his unseen audience it hard to believe that a supposedly crack newspaperman denounce him on any number of grounds and then turn would, while trapped in an isolated desert spot, knock out around and listen to him spellbound. a story of a suspected murderer hovering around the news- In his new show Winchell is still Winchell with his paperman's neck. And what newspaperman—except in the sharp, breathless and brassy charm. Which is to say that the mind of a television writer—would casually hand his copy old maestro is in top form and will still draw a wide audi- covering the skullduggery of uranium prospectors to the ence, including those who profess to dislike him. subjects of his story for them to put over the wire? With the experienced newsman's nose for drama, Mr. Wire Service suffers from the fact that today's television Winchell puts together an exciting bill of entertainment. watchers have seen top reporters of such calibre as Edward Sooner or later the comparison will be made between Winchell and Sullivan. And it would be interesting to specu- Murrow at work. And it is hard to top the reality of seeing ace newsmen in action as brought to television in Big Story, late as to the competition between the two were the shows posed opposite each other. Although in the realm of pure true stories of professional newspapermen. Today's sophisti- cated audiences are hardly to be taken in by old plot clap- speculation one cannot help but wonder if perhaps the trap as offered in Wire Service. present Winchell show is a try-out for later pitting against the formidable Sullivan. Both are former newspapermen and Wire Service suffers from the lack of what Iwould call columnists, and both possess a strong sense, well-honed by the "Jack Webb approach," that is, a careful and intensive experience, of what spells excitement to the public. And study of the subject matter. It will be remembered that cops I'm not so sure that Winchell might not come out the victor, had become pretty routine stock characters until Webb gave judging by his present pace. Bill Weber. Cerycyk re

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David Tomlinson, Petula Clark. The Information Received From Stations story of a newlywed couple who must Subject to Last Minute Change AFTERNOON live with the groom's parents and their C3 Indicates movie far too attractive maid. C) Indicates color (2) (8) THE BIG PAYOFF 3:15 (13) DESTINY-45m. 12 (3) (4) (10) Mat. Theater (C) MORNING 3:30 (2) (8) ARTHUR GODFREY "Thank You, Edmondo," first play on American television by veteran Can- (5) MILADY 6:30 (8) THIS IS MY FAITH adian video writer, Mac Shoub. This is With Dorothy Gardiner. (10) TODAY ON THE FARM the simple story of four impoverished (6) SMOKEY ROGERS SHOW 6:40 (4) EARLY FARM REPORT Italian peasants who become bitterly di- vided over whether to plow the field that (9) LOUIS QUINN SHOW 6:45 (2) GIVE US THIS DAY has Just been returned to them or let it (11) Dick Whittinghill Show (8) FILM remain the cemetary of the Canadian soldier who helped win it back for them 3:50 (13) Variety Musical Parade 6:50 (2) KNXT FARM REPORT from the Fascists. (2) (8) PANORAMA PACIFIC (5) CARTOON CAROUSEL (9) FIREMAN JOE-60m. 7 With Red Rowe, Grant Holcomb, 4 (10) JOHNNY DOWNS Roy Maypole and Helen Parrish. (2) (8) BOB CROSBY 12:30 4:15 (13) DESTINY-45m. (4) (10) TODAY (7) BOSTON BLACKIE "Safest Place in the World„ and "If 7:25 (10) TODAY'S DATE-BOOK 12:45 (11) MARTIN'S DRAMA MANOR Hope Should Die'

7:30 (10) TODAY'S CARTOONS 12:55 (4) (10) DEMO.POLITICAL 4:25 (4) MYRON J. BENNETT (4) TODAY (2) (8) BRIGHTER DAY 4:30 (2) THE EARLY SHOW (3) (4) (10) QUEEN FOR A DAY "KID MONK BARONI" (1952) 8 (10) TODAY IN WEST 1 Bruce Cabot. A good-hearted priest (11) BREAKFAST SHOW (6) SPANISH MOVIE tames a bunch of rough and ready boys. With John Rovick. (7) CONRAD NAGLE THEATER •'House by the Sea." Hosted by (4) LEE GIROUX—NEWS 8:25 (8) LOCAL NEWS-5m. Chef Milani. (6) CARTOON CARNIVAL 8:55 (8) LOCAL NEWS-5m. (9) MILLION $ MATINEE ej (8) VALIANT LADY (7) AL JARVIS-30m. (2) "WINGS AND THE WOMAN." 9 (4) (10) TIC TAC DOUGH (English, 1942) Anna Neagle, Robert (8) EARLY SHOW O Newton. Story of real-life aviation pio- "A CHILD IS BORN." (1940) Nan- 9:15 (2) (8) LOVE OF LIFE neers Amy Johnson and Jim Mollison. ette Fabray, Jeffrey Lynn. A murderess 9:25 (7) MEAL OF THE DAY-5m. (Monday through Friday) is released from prison in order to have her baby in a hospital. 9:30 (2) (9) Search for Tomorrow 1:15 (2) (8) SECRET STORM 4:35 (4) JACK McELROY MOVIE (Z) (4) (10) IT COULD BE YOU 1:30 (2) (8) EDGE OF NIGHT "DOUBLE BARREL MIRACLE." THE LITTLE SCHOOLHOUSE (7) (7) MILANI MATINEE-30m Lee Bowman. American diplomat meets 9:45 (2) (8) GUIDING LIGHT-15m. "Party Line." Hosted by Chef opposition in a foreign country. Milani, (11) TROUBLE WITH FATHER 4:40 (10) ROY ROGERS MOVIE 1:45 (3) (4) (10) Modern Romances (2) (8) C. COLLINGWOOD 4:45 (9) HANK WILLIAMSON CD 10 (4) (10) DING DONG SCHOOL 1:55 (5) POLICE CALLS "GENIUS AT WORK." (1946, (7) CHUCKO'S CARTOONS (2) FARE FOR LADIES-30m. Anne Jeffreys, Bela Liagosi. Two radio crime broadcasters get involved in a real (11) RACKET SQUAD-30m. 2 Red Rowe, emcee, songs by Miyoshi and humor by Arlene Francis. murder. Hank and Senor Turtle host. 10:10 (2) (8) STAND UP AND BE (3) (4) COMEDY TIME (11) DEL MOORE SHOW-60m. COUNTED (5) MAJOR MOVIES (3) FRANK WEBB SHOW 10:15 (11) POLITICAL-15m. "EIGHT O'CLOCK WALK." 10:30 (2) (8) AS WORLD TURNS (English, 1955) Cathy O'Donnell, Derek (6) (7) MICKEY MOUSE CLUB Farr. A father and son engage in a (4) (10) HOME NEWSREEL: Children Become courtroom battle. Crack Shots, A Visit to Peter Pan, (11) STAR SHOPPERS (8) AFTERNOON SHOW Japan's Good Luck Dolls, Herons 10:55 (4) TERREA LEA Pose For Mickey Mouse Camera, (10) «PANTRY PLAYHOUSE (8) OUR MISS BROOKS Model City Delights Children, Ranch Opens New Life to Home- (2) 2:15 (11) ED REIMERS MOVIES 11 (4) HOME (7) WHAT'S NAME OF SONG less Boys. MOUSEKETEERS: Fun (7) GLAMOUR GIRL With Music Day—"Day's End." A 2:25 (8) LES PAUL, MARY FORD (11) MY LITTLE MARGIE musical visit with the Mouseke- teers as they play the "Hop Scotch (8) HOUSE PARTY 2:30 (2) (8) STRIKE IT RICH 11:30 (2) Hop." ADVENTURE IN DAIRY- (3) (4) BANDSTAND-30m. (4) (10) TENNESSEE ERNIE LAND serial: Episode No. 1, "Off Guy Lombardo and Dick Haymes LARRY FINLEY SHOW to Wisconsin"—Walt Disney se- (7) guest today. Larry presents a capsule preview lects Annette Funicello and Sam- (6) THE RUGGLES-30m. my Ogg to be the guests of the of a new musical review titled "First Edition." This revue will open in Las (7) WALTER O'KEEFE SHOW American Dairy Association for a two-week stay on a Wisconsin Vegas November 8, to be followed by (9) HOLLYWOOD BACKSTAGE production on Broadway. Stars Die Dairy farm. CARTOON: Comman- Contino, Kaye Ballard, vocal satirist 2:45 (9) PARLOR PARTY-45m. do Duck. Mary Meade, comedian Larry Storch and (2) (8) GARRY MOORE-30m. the show's producer-director Ray Golden (13) SIX GUN MOVIE 3 (3) PATIO PLAYHOUSE appear. Words and lyrics by Sammy "GUN JUSTICE" with Bob Steele Fain, Paul Francis Webster and Ray (4) RCA Victor Playhouse O and Al "Fuzzy" St. John. "SHERLOCK HOLMES AND THE Golden. 5:30 (3) LITTLE RASCALS-30m. SPIDER WOMAN." Basil Rathbone, (11) SHERIFF JOHN Nigel Bruce. (5) WESTERN THEATER With John Rovick. (6) MR. AND MRS. NORTH "DESPERATE TRAILS" with Johnny Mack Brown. 11:55 (3) NEWS-5m. (7) FILM FESTIVAL (9) SUSPECTS WANTED "MADE IN HEAVEN." (English) 5:40 (10) POPEYE CARTOONS

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(8) PEOPLE IN THE NEWS (13) RANGE RIDER-30m. EVENING (10) EDDIE FISHER-15m. Jock Mahoney and Dick West star in "Six Gun Party." (2) 6 O'CLOCK REPORT (11) DR. CHRISTIAN-30m. 6 With Tom Harmon, Clete Roberts An injured man tries too hard to and Bill Stout. 6:45 (4) JACK LATHAM help a friend. Macdonald Carey (3) BEVERLY ON 3 (5) HANDY HINTS-25m. stars as Dr. Mark Christian. (7) WALTER O'KEEFE-15m. (4) JACK LATHAM-5m. (11) GEORGE PUTNAM—News (6) JUDGE ROY BEAN-30m. (13) WANDERLUST- 30m. (2) (3) DEMO. POLITICAL "Desert Holidays." Trips to Palm (7) CHUCKO'S CARTOONS Springs, Desert Hot Springs, 29 7 (3) ANNIE OAKLEY-60m. (8) ANNIE OAKLEY Palms, Joshua Tree National Mon- (4) CRUNCH AND DES-30m. ument e a visit with famed des- (6) CARTOON EXPRESS nd A beautiful female pirate captures ert artist Jimmy Swinnerton. Bill the Poseidon and her passengers, and (10) (11) JUNGLE JIM-30m. Barnard of the L. A. Examiner takes them on a wild search for buried (13) and Bill Burrud host. BAXTER WARD—NEWS treasure and death.

6:05 (4) GENE BOLLAY—WEATHER (5) POPEYE CARTOONS 7:45 (4) (10) NBC NEWS 6:10 (4) LES PAUL, MARY FORD First L.A. showing on TV. Every With Chet Huntley and David weekday night at this time. Brinkley. 6:15 (2) DOUG EDWARDS—NEWS (6) SPACE RANGER-30m. (8) S.D. NEWSREEL (4) CURT MASSEY SHOW (7) DR. ROSS THEATER 7:50 (8) WEATHERWORD-5m. (13) TOM DUGGAN-15m. Scott Brady stars as a fallen fight- 7:55 (8) NEWS-15m 6:30 (2) (8) ROBIN HOOD er who is inspired to climb back into the ring after he sees a vision, in "The (2) BURNS AND ALLEN-30m. Though Robin Hood teases Maid Blue Ribbon." Unaware that Ronnie is spending Marian for her tomboyish ways, he must 8 finally admire her skill when she comes (8) SUPERMAN-30m. to his assistance with a well-aimed ar- (9) ADVENTURE MOVIE Ca row. Richard Greene stars. "SOUTH OF SANTA FE." (1942) (3) FIVE STAR NEWS Roy Rogers struggles to get financial 7:00 backing for the reopening of an unde- (5) GIL MARTYN—NEWS veloped gold mine.

(6) JOHNNY JET-30m. (10) MAYOR OF THE TOWN (7) POLITICAL-15m. (11) SHERIFF OF COCHISE (10) LARRY GRAYSON SHOW "The Red Headed Visitor." The (11) PARTY QUIZ-15m. story of how John Dillinger came o to grips with Sheriff Morgan of Cochise County in Arizona. Helen Kleeb plays a townswoman who TONIGHT! BE SURE TO SEE helps Morgan track Dillinger. .1 cadet), y .1 ward net-

(13) GOLDEN VOYAGE- 30m. KTT1T "FRANCE." Guest voyager Alfred G Wolff's films of both the tourist Sheriff Morgan (JOHN BROMFIELD) highlights and rarely visited French investigates the kidnapping of a child 1111011 IS villages. Paris, Roman Ruins and H in which a point of honor -considered the French Riviera are included. sacred by the entire Apache Indian Jack Douglas hosts. tribe is involved, tonight on SHERIFF OF COCHISE. (Co-sponsorrd by Star- MITCHELL 7:3C1 (2) (3) PICK THE WINNER Kist Tuna and Whitt King "D") (4) POLITICAL-15m. (5) CONSPIRACY-30m. (6) BISHOP SHEEN-30m. (7) BOLD JOURNEY-30m. "Hayor of the Ton" The fastest cars in international racing are featured in Bill Southworth's high-speed tour of Europe. "Speed Across Europe."

WANDERLUST 7:30 PM KCOP "DESERT CH. 13 HOLIDAYS" MONDAY, 7:00 P.M. G CHANNEL 10 •KFSD-TV DR. CHRISTIAN (MACDONALD A Presentation by CAREY) gets a construction man H fired from his job in order to save RICHFIELD the man's life and his business asso- ciate's future in tonight's unusual Conservation of natural resources story. (Presented by S & W Fine 'norms better living for YOU Foods)

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a night at home only because his steady financial tangle that Ricky decides to girl friend is out of town, a concerned (13) TOM DUGGAN-30m Gracie erroneously assumes that he's hire a business manager. He ende up by 10:45 (2) THE BIG NEWS Just too bashful to ask for a date and playing the stock market after he mis- Bill Stout, Gil Stratton, Austin spreads the word to that effect. understands Lucy's conversation with Green. Ethel. (3) UNCOVERED-25m (9) DON LEE NEWS-30m (3) PHIL SILVERS SHOW (4) (10) SIR LANCELOT-30m. (2) (3) REPUB. POLITICAL (4) (10) MEDIC-30m. William Russell stars as the famed 11 (3) FINAL NEW Knight of King Arthur's Round Table (7) LIFE IS WORTH LIVING in a dramatic series based on stories of (9) MOVIE THEATER (4) (10) REPUB. POLITICAL the Knight's chivalrous deeds and "THE FALLEN SPARROW." TV (13) BAXTER WARD—NEWS legendary acts. debut of a 1943 RKO release starring 11:05 (9) WEATHER WISE-5m John Garfield, Maureen O'Hara and Wal- (5) TELEFORUM - 30m. ter Slezak. A Nazi murderer hunts an 11:10 (9) BIG GAME HUNT Dr. Rufus B. Von KleinSmid, old enemy who has returned to New Cameras record the lives of the chancellor of the University of South- York following the Spanish Civil War. "Giant Elephant," aptly called the bull- ern California, conducts a panel discus- dozers of the Jungle. sion on critical world affairs. (11) HIGHWAY PATROL Brod Crawford swings into action 1 1:1 5 (5) FINAL EDITION (6) (7) DANNY THOMAS to prevent a grief-crazed father from Barbara Britton and Richard Den- Danny us compelled to talk to performing a revenge killing. ning are forced to drive a killer to daughter Terry as both father and mot- Canada. her in "Terry at the Crossroads." 9:30 (2) (3) (8) December Bride When Pete's brother-in-law Is (13) TOM DUGGAN-45m (9) ALL -AMERICAN FOOTBALL discharged from the Marines and decides Tom Harmon presents highlights of 11:40 (9) HOLLYWOOD BACKSTAGE to move in with his relatives, Lily and the November 3 game between Okla- Hilda devise a plan to get him settled 11:45 (11) JACKSON'S THEATER (:) homa and Colorado. (Tentative) (Repeat- in a home of his own. Art Aragon helps "U-BOAT PRISONER." (1944) ed 11:50 p.m. Tues.) the girls with their plot to get rid of Bruce Bennett poses as a Nazi to learn (11) SCIENCE FICTION THEATER Arnold Stang (the brother-in-law). a German U-boat's mission. "Dr. Robot." Truman Bradley tells (4) (10) ROBT.MONTGOMERY (2) LATE SHOW the story of a computer expert who finds 12 "DUMMY TALKS." (English) Jack a computer acting strangely. Is it work- PRESENTS CD "Mr. Tutt Goes West." The Ver- Warner. British Army investigator trails ing for or against humanity? mont lawyer of Saturday Evening Post a suspect in a forgery case. (13) WRESTLING - 2/12 hrs. fame befriends a mining engineer in a (3) FINAL NEWS From Hollywood Legion Stadium. Montana town. He applies his legal (4) (10) TONIGHT wizardry against the owner of a general 8:25 (3) POLITICAL-5m (6) TOMORROW'S NEWS O'Reilly for Assemblyman. store who has cut off the man's credit, thus making it impossible for him to (7) INNER SANCTUM-30m 8:30 (2) (8) TALENT SCOUTS operate his mine. Parker Fennelly stare "Face of the Dead." A gangster Arthur Godfrey. as Tutt. Lenka Peterson plays the boss who gets his revenge after he is (3) CRUSADE IN EUROPE fiancee of the mining engineer. dead. (4) (10) STANLEY-30m (6) (7) WELK'S NEW FACES (8) FINAL EDITION Buddy Hackett stars as the rotund (11) CODE 3-30m (13) THE INEVITABLE-15m proprietor of a newsstand in a plush "Opposite Road" New York hotel. (2) HERALD PLAYHOUSE-30m 12:30 (4) MOVIE MUSEUM-15m (5) ROLLER DERBY 10 (3) CONFLICT-30m 12:45 (4) TOM FRANDSEN—NEWS (6) SCIENCE FICTION THEATER (8) FAIRBANKS PRESENTS 1:30 (11) JACKSON'S LATE THEATER (7) VOICE OF FIRESTONE (11) GEORGE PUTNAM—NEWS Blanche T'hebom, mezzo-soprano 1:45 (2) GIVE US THIS DAY star of the Metropolitian Opera and con- 10:15 (11) MGM MOVIE 2 (11) JACKSON'S NEWS, SPORTS cert stage, Joins the Firestone orchestra "GRAND CENTRAL MURDER." and chorus in presenting highlight from TV debut of a 1942 MGM release starring Saint-Saens' opera, "Samson and Del- Van Heflin, Virginia Grey. A private ilah.'• eye finds a link between the recapture of an escaped criminal named "Turk" LEARN WHILE (9) PCC HI -LITES - 30 — m and the murder of a gold-digging ac- Tom Harmon presents highlights of tress. weekend grid clashes between: Cali- YOU SLEEP fornia-Oregon, UCLA-Stanford, Wash- 10:30 (2) PRE-ELECTION PROG. 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(7) LARRY FINLEY SHOW lawyer hired to run a lottery czar out Kayce Jones guests. of town falls for the crook's daughter. WARNING! (11) SHERIFF JOHN (6) MR. AND MRS. NORTH With John Rovick. Election coverage may cut into (7) FILM FESTIVAL "RAINBOW JACKET." (English) many shows and may preempt 11:55 (3) NEWS-5m. Kay Walsh, RobertMorley. A suspended others now scheduled. This will be (9) SUSPECTS WANTED Jockey helps a youth on the way to be- increasingly true toward midnight coming one of England's top riders. as late returns start coming in. AFTERNOON 3:20 (13) VARIETY MUSICAL So watch your favorite channel PARADE carefully — AND DON'T FORGET TO (2) (8) THE BIG PAYOFF VOTE! 12 3:30 (2) (8) Arthur Godfrey Time (3) (4) (10) Mat. Theater C) (5) MILADY "The Tell-Tale Heart." Edgar Al- With Corns Guy. len Poe's chilling story as adapted by William Templeton, who r•cently adapt- (6) SMOKEY ROGERS SHOW Information Received From Stations ed Robert Louis Stevenson's "The Bottle (9) LOUIS QUINN SHOW Subject to Last Minute Change Imp" for this series. "The Tell-Tale (11) DICK WHITTINGHILL Indicates movie Heart" is the story of a cold-blooded 3:45 (13) DESTINY-30m Indicates color murderer who is haunted by the cont- "Backfire" and "Escape by Night." inued beating of his victim's heart. (5) CARTOON CAROUSEL C) Ft MI 1 PC CI (7) MR. AND MRS. NORTH 4 (10) JOHNNY DOWNS (8) FIREMAN JOE-60m. 6:30 (8) THIS IS MY DAY 12:30 (2) (8) BOB CROSBY 4:15 (13) MARRIAGE FOR MODERNS (10) Today on the Farm-30m. The State PTA and the Los (7) BOSTON BLACKIE 6:40 (4) EARLY FARM REPORT Angeles County Superintendent of 12:45 (11) MARTIN'S DRAMA MANOR Schools present a public service program 0:45 (2) GIVE US THIS DAY (2) (8) BRIGHTER DAY hosted ay Dick Garton and Dr. Lea (8) FILM Glover. The problems of young adults 1 (3) (4) (10) QUEEN FOR DAY 6:50 (2) KNXT FARM REPORT contemplating marriage are dramatized CONRAD NAGEL THEATER With Paul Pierce (7) in films. (8) MILLION $ MATINEE (2) (8) PANORAMA PACIFIC 4:25 (4) MYRON J. BENNETT 1:15 (2) (8) SECRET STORM 7 With Red Rowe, Grant Holcomb, 4:30 (2) The Early Show-90m. In 1:30 Ray Maypole and Helen Parrish (2) (8) EDGE OF NIGHT "VIENNA WALTZES." (English) (7) MILANI THEATER-30m Anton Walbrook plays the waltz king, (4) (10) TODAY 1:45 (3) (4) (10) Mod. Romances Johann Strauss, in a musical biography. 7:25 (10) TODAY'S DATE BOOK-5m. 1:55 (5) POLICE CALLS (4) LEE GIROUX—NEWS 7:30 (10) TODAY'S CARTOONS FARE FOR LADIES-30m. (6) CARTOON CARNIVAL 8 (4) TODAY (2) Starring Red Rowe with songs by (7) AL JARVI5-30m. (10) TODAY IN WEST 2 Miyoshi. "Face the Riddle" is a feature gl) EARLY SHOW (11) BREAKFAST SHOW of the program. "GIRL IN 313." Kent Taylor, Flor- With John Rov,ck ence Rice. A girl matches wits with a (3) (4) COMEDY TIME 8:25 (8) LOCAL NEWS-5m. gang of Jewel thieves. Jack Carosn and (5) MAJOR MOVIES 8:55 LOCAL NEWS-5m. Elyse Knox have supporting roles. (8) "MAN OF EVIL." (English, 19481 (2) (8) VALIANT LADY James Mason, Phyllis Calvert, Stewart 4:35 (4) JACK McELROY MOVIE In "TWO DOLLAR BETTOR." (1951) 9 (4) (10) TIC TAC DOUGH Granger. A woman's life is made tor- ture by the machinations of a sadistic John Litel, Marie Windsor, Marie Wind- (11) TWIN BILL man. sor. A small bet starts a man on the 9:15 (2) (8) LOVE OF LIFE downward path. (6) ACAPULCO-30m. (11) TROUBLE WITH FATHER 4:40 (10) GENE AUTRY MOVIE (7) WHAT'S NAME OF SONG? 9:25 (7) MEAL OF THE DAY-5m 4:45 (9) HANK WILLIAMSON CD (8) AFTERNOON SHOW 9:30 (2) (8) Search for Tomorrow "GRAND CANYON TRAIL." (10) PANTRY PLAYHOUSE (4) (10) IT COULD BE YOU (1948) Roy Rogers. Friends surprise a "UNEASY TERMS." (English) comboy investing his ranch money in a (7) THE LITTLE SCHOOLHOUSE Michael Rennie, Moira Lister. A detec- wildcat mining scheme. 9:45 (2) (8) GUIDING LIGHT tive solves a mystery involving three (11) DEL MOORE SHOW (2) (3) (8) C. COLLINGWOOD sisters and an inheritance. (13) HOLLYWOOD BACKSTAGE 10 (4) (10) DING DONG SCHOOL 2:15 (11) ED REIMERS' MATINEE "Long Shot." (7) CHUCKO'S CARTOONS 2:25 (8) LES PAUL, MARY FORD 5 (3) FRANK WEBB SHOW (11) RACKET SQUAD-30m. 2:30 (2) (8) STRIKE IT RICH-30m. (6) (7) MICKEY MOUSE CLUB Hosted by Norma Gilchrist (3) (4) BANDSTAND-30m. 10:10 (2) (3) (8) STAND UP AND BE Guy Lombardo and his orchestra and Dick Haymes are guests tonight. COUNTED The KIDS 10:30 (2) (8) AS WORLD TURNS (6) THE RUGGLES-30m. LOVE IT (4) (10) HOME (7) WALTER O'KEEFE SHOW (11) COFFEE BREAK (9) HOLLYWOOD BACKSTAGE 10:35 (11) STAR SHOPPERS 2:45 (9) PARLOR PARTY-45m. With Bill Stulla. 10:55 (4) TERREA LEA (2) (8) OUR MISS BROOKS (2) (8) GARRY MOORE-30m. 11 (4) (10) HOME 3 With Denise Lor, Ken Carson, With Jack McCoy. Durward Kirby and Howard Smith and his orchestra. (7) GLAMOUR GIRL (3) PATIO PLAYHOUSE at WIGWAM VILLAGE MOTEL, San (11) MY LITTLE MARGIE Bernardino, on U.S. 66. Papooses, (4) RCA Victor Playhouse (Z) 11:30 (2) (8) HOUSE PARTY Squaws and Braves too. Don't bring "LADY FROM LOUISIANA." much wampum. $5 for 2 — $8 for 4. (3) (4) (10) TENNESSEE ERNIE (1941) John Wayne, Ona Munson. A

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MEET.. SOOTY: ....Fisheries." MOUSEKETEERS: Guest Star Day— TORCH CARRIER FAMILIAR NAMES The Maxwells, Joe and Al Maxwell visit Schultzy, homely secretary on the Bob Radio is experiencing an upsurge in the Mouseketeers and entertain them .Cummings Show, says that when a girl familiar names. Recently Strike It Rich, with a comedy ice skating routine. AD- carries a torch she keeps talking about televised daily on CBS, plunged back VENTURE IN DAIRYLAND Serial: Epi- lxiy-gone days! into radio again with a fifteen minute sode No. 2, "Moochie's Escape"— An- version of the day before's 'IV show. Now nette and Sammy are introduced to life cmnes word that such figures as Jack on a dairy farm. CARTOON: Orphan's SO SMALL Benny, Perry ( :orno, Bob Ilope and Rob- Picnic. Art Linkletter of People Are ert V. Lewis also are going to be repre- (13) SIX GUN MOVIE C) says some California towns are so small sented on the A.!/1411. wavebands as well "RANGE WAR" with Bob Steele that city. limit signs are back to back! as television. 5:30 (3) FIVE STAR FINAL

(7) ELECTION RETURNS John Daly and Quincy Howe report from ABC election headquarters. Paul Harvey covers the sen- : atonal races. Erwin Canham. the gubernatorial. John W. Vandercook and Albert L. Warner report on THEY LOVED TO FIGHT the House of Representatives. Pub- lic opinion expert Louis Harris. ...and fought to love! shows trends from 54 pre-selected election units, while Don Godard reports returns from key units. Edward P. Morgan will be with .President Eisenhower. Martin Ag- ronsky with Adlai Stevenson. Wil- ,ham Winter covers Vice President Nixon; Bob Lodge reports on Dem- ocratic nominees Estes Kefauver. .Bill Costello covers Democratic headquarters; John Edwards. Re- • publican headquarters. The "Voto. taler," a new electronic device,1 ,makes latest returns instantly and clearly readable to viewers.

(9 PEOPLE IN THE NEWS (5) WESTERN THEATER • "BOSS RIDER OF GUN CREEK" with Buck Jones. 5:40 (10) POPEYE CARTOONS Swaggering sons of battle 5:45 y (2) ELECTION COVERAGE in a fabulous...far-flung adventure! !KNXT brings the viewing public •the most complete and comprehen- sive coverage of the election in Los ,Angeles. Locally, at this time, and every five minutes before the hour. and half hour, Clete Roberts, Grant Gunga Din Holcomb and Bill Stout report on the California State, Los Angeles •City and County election returns. tAlq GRANT•VICTOR McLAGLEN DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS, IR. TUN FONTAINE ple°111-1111epsb SAM JAFFE EDUARDO CIANNELLI

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(8) LOCAL NEWS (4) JACK LATHAM-5m "Turtle Island." The story of 5:50 (8) WEATHERWORD 6:30 (2) ELECTION RETURNS three people separated by a South Seats typhoon. Adolph MenJou narrates. (4) (10) ELECTION RETURNS EVENING (5) GIL MARTYN NEWS-15m 7:55 (4) LEE GIROUX-5m (6) JOHNNY JET-30m (2) (8 ELECTION RETURNS 8 (4) (10) ELECTION RETURNS (2) (3) (8) ELECTION (11) LIFE WITH ELIZABETH 6 (13) RANGE RIDER-30m (5) ELECTION RETURNS RETURNS Walter Cronkite again settles into (7) ELECTION RETURNS (6) DANNY THOMAS-30m the 'anchor' seat for the CBS Tele- 6:45 (5) HANDY HINTS-25m (9) RAMS FOOTBALL vision Network. Edward R. Murrow (13) EDDIE CANTOR THEATER and Eric Sevareid give their inter- L(11) GEORGE PUTNAM-15m "Time Capsule." Eddie stars with pretations of the election news. Reginald Denny in a tale concerning Douglas Edwards has the unusual 6:55 (4) JACK LATHAM song contributions for a "time capsule" assignment of working with UNI - (3) FIVE STAR FINAL-30m. to be opened 10.000 years from now. VAC. Public opinion analyst Elmo Eddie chooses musical numbers and two (2) (3) (4) ELECTON RETURNS Roper and political analyst Samuel skits. Lubell Join the CBS staff in the 7 (4) (10) ELECTION RETURNS 8:25 (4) LEE GIROUX-5m coverage. Charles Collingwood covers the East; Bill Downs, the Mid- (5) ELECTION RETURNS 8:30 (2) ELECTION RETURNS west; Richard C. Hottelet, the Far From three locations: 1—City Coun- (4) (10) ELECTION RETURNS West; and Blair Clark the South. cil Chambers, where Stan Cham- (5) ELECTION RETURNS Remote pick-ups are planned bers and Joseph J. Micciche (9) VICTORY AT SEA-30m throughout the evening. broadcast election returns and and interview candidates. 2—Main (13) MOVIE OF THE WEEK studio of KTLA on Sunset Blvd., "TOMORROW THE WORLD!" (4) (10) ELECTION RETURNS where Gil Martyn and Jay Elliott (1944) Fredric March, Betty Field, Anchor men for NBC's coverage are keep tabs on national election news. Skipping Homeier. A Nazi young- Chet Huntley and David Brinkley 3—Hollywood Paladium, where the ster becomes the ward of a U. S. and are supported by Morgan Bea- Good Government Honor Roll Com- family and uses terrorist tactics tty, Richard Harkness, Ray Scher- mittee holds a victory ball for both to gain what he wants. er, Herb Kaplow, Peter Hackes, parties. Randall Jessee, Joseph McCafrey, 8:55 (4) LEE GIROUX-5m Ray Henle, Ned Brooks, Robert Mc- (6) BIEF BAKER-30m Cormick, Elmer Peterson, Jim Hurl- (7) ELECTION RETURNS (2) ELECTION RETURNS but, Roy Neal, Jack Chancellor, 9 (4) (10) ELECTION RETURNS Alex Dreier and H. V. Kaltenborn. (9) WILLY-30m (5) ELECTION RETURNS At IBM headquarters in New York (11) ELECTION RETURNS Joseph C. Harsch reports and ana- (6) BROKEN ARROW-30m lyses the computations of the hugh Virgil Pinkley and Bill Welsh re- (7) ELECTION RETURNS "705" IBM electronic "brain" used port election returns from Stage A to compute and project voting at KTTV. Pinkley analyzes the re- (9) MOVIE THEATER turns and indicates trends. Remote trends. "GUNGA DIN." (1939) Cary Grant, cameras at Republican and Demo- Victor McLaglen, Joan Fontaine, cratic headquarters in Los Angeles (7) ELECTION RETURNS Douglas Fairbanks Jr. A native pick up the activity at that point, (6) SOLDIERS OF FORTUNE water carrier and three British and another remote camera is sta- Army sergeants make a daring (9) CARTOON EXPRESS-60m. tioned at City Hall. attempt to thwart a bloody rebel- (10) ELECTION RETURNS lion by a murderous cult in India. (13) HOLLYWOOD BACKSTAGE (11) MICKEY ROONEY SHOW Based on Rudyard Kipling's fam- (13) BAXTER WARD—NEWS 7:15 (9) NEWS REVIEW-15m. ous poem. (Tuesday through Mon- 6:15 7:30 (2) ELECTON RETURNS day, with the exception of Satur- (13) TOM DUGGAN (4) (10) ELECTION RETURNS day. Sunday matinee at 1 p. m. Nov. 11) (5) ELECTION RETURNS 6:25 (3) TRI-COUNTY (6) CHEYENNE-60m ELECTION RETURNS (11) ELECTION RETURNS (7) ELECTION RETURNS 9:25 (4) LEE GIROUX-5m (9) ADVENTURE ALBUM 9:30 (2) ELECTION RETURNS An unexplainable African mystery (4) (10) ELECTION RETURNS confronts hunter Wally Taber as he finds ST. NICK'S FIGHTS a large herd of hippo in a desert oasis. (6) (7) ELECTION RETURNS (11) ELECTION RETURNS (11) ELECTION RETURNS (13) FAVORITE STORY-30m 9:55 (4) LEE GIROUX-5m 10 (2) ELECTION RETURNS MOVIE OF THE WEEK To8n:iet (5) ELECTION RETURNS Fredric (7) ELECTION RETURNS fieff0a, KCOP (11) ELECTION RETURNS MARCH CH. Betty 10:25 (4) LEE GIROUX-5m FIELD 10:30 (2) ELECTION RETURNS WORO 13 (4) (10) ELECTION RETURNS United Artists Relent., (6) COVER GIRL MOVIE (7) ELECTION RETURNS

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"Face the Riddle" is a feature of the Information Received From Stations 10:55 (4) TERREA LEA Subject to Last Minute Change 11 (2) (8) OUR MISS BROOKS Indicates morie (3) (4) COMEDY TIME (4) HOME-30m indicutes coim. (5) MAJOR MOVIES (7) GLAMOUR GIRL o "BABES IN BAGDAD." (1952) (11) MY LITTLE MARGIE MORNING Paulette Goddard, Gypsy Rose Lee. John 11:30 (2) (8) HOUSE PARTY Boles. Paulette leads a revolt in a harem. 6:30 (8) THIS IS MY FAITH (4) (10) TENNESSEE ERNIE (7) WHAT'S NAME OF SONG? (10) TODAY ON THE FARM 30m (7) LARRY FINLEY SHOW (8) AFTERNOON SHOW 6:40 (4) EARLY FARM REPORT (11) SHERIFF JOHN'S BRIGADE (10) PANTRY PLAYHOUSE ID 6:45 (2) GIVE US THIS DAY With John Rovick -AMAZON QUEST." (1949) Carole Mathews. Toni Neal. Manhunt in Brazil. (8) FILM 11:55 (3) NEWS-5m 6:50 (2) KNXT FARM REPORT 2:15 (11) ED REIMERS' MATINEE With Paul Pierce. 2:25 (8) LES PAUL—MARY FORD AFTERNOON (2) (8) PANORAMA PACIFIC 2:30 (2) (8) STRIKE IT RICH-30m. 7 With Red Rowe, Grant Holcomb, (2) (8) THE BIG PAYOFF (3) (4) BANDSTAND Rcy Maypole and Helen Parrish. 12 (3) (4) (10) Mat. Theater 0 This week: Guy Lombardo and Dick Haymes. (4) (10) TODAY "Strangers on a Honeymoon." first "live" teleplay by West Coast writ- 7:25 (10) TODAY'S DATEBOOK-5m. (6) THE RUGGLES-30m. er Robert Roger Freud. This is the story (7) WALTER O'KEEFE SHOW 7:30 (10) TODAY'S CARTOONS of two young people, pushed into mar- (9) HOLLYWOOD BACKSTAGE (4) TODAY riage by the parents who have over- 2:45 (9) PARLOR PARTY-45m. 8 (10) TODAY IN WEST sheltered them, who discover on their honeymoon that they have nothing in With Bill Stulla. (11) BREAKFAST SHOW common. With John Rovick (2) (8) GARRY MOORE-30m. (7) MR. AND MRS. NORTH 3 With Denise Lor, Ken Carson, 8:25 (8) LOCAL NEWS-5m. Durward Kirby, Howard Smith and his (9) FIREMAN JOE 8:55 (8) LOCAL NEWS-5m. orcnestra. Cartoons and tips on fire preven- (2) (8) VALIANT LADY tion. Sparky, the talking dog, co-hosts. (3) PATIO PLAYHOUSE 9 (4) TIC TAC DOUGH-30m. (4) RCA Victor Playhouse ID 12:30 (2) (8) BOB CROSBY (10) TV CLASSROOM "EIGHT WITNESSES. - (English) (7) BOSTON BLACKIE (11) TWIN BILL Peggy Ann Garner, Dennis Price. A 12:45 (11) MARTIN'S DRAMA MANOR murderer feigns blindness to conceal his 9:15 (2) (8) LOVE OF LIFE-15m. (2) (8) BRIGHTER DAY-15m. guilt. (11) TROUBLE WITH FATHER (3) (4) (10) QUEEN FOR DAY (6) MR. AND MRS. NORTH 9:25 (7) MEAL OF THE DAY —Sm (6) MOVIE-90m. (7) AFTERNOON FESTIVAL 9:30 (2) (8) SEARCH FOR Spanish. "Don't Ever Leave Me." (English) TOMORROW Jimmy Hanley, Petula Clark. The adven- (7) CONRAD NAGEL THEATER (4) (10) IT COULD BE YOU tures of an honest young man whose (9) MILLION $ MATINEE a) (7) THE LITTLE SCHOOLHOUSE mischievous grandfather involves him in "WINGS AND THE WOMAN." a series of madcap kidnapings. 9:45 (2) (8) GUIDING LIGHT (English, 1942) Anna Neagle, Robert 3:30 (2) (8) ARTHUR GODFREY (2) (8) C. COLLINGWOOD Newton. Story of real-life aviation pio- (5) MILADY 10 (4) (10) DING DONG SCHOOL neers Amy Johnson and Jim Mollison. (Monday through Friday) With Dorothy Gardiner. (7) CHUCKO'S CARTOONS (6) SMOKEY ROGERS SHOW (11) RACKET SQUAD-30m. 1:15 (2) (8) SECRET STORM (9) LOUIS QUINN SHOW Hosted by Norma Gilchrist. 1:30 (2) (8) EDGE OF NIGHT (11) DICK WHITTINGHILL-75m. 10:10 (2) (8) STAND UP AND BE (7) MILANI MATINEE-30m 3:50 (13) Variety Musical Parade COUNTED 1:45 (3) (4) (10) Mod. Romances 10:30 (2) (8) AS WORLD TURNS 1:55 (5) POLICE CALLS (5) CARTOON CAROUSEL 4 With Skipper Frank. (4) (10) HOME (2) FARE FOR LADIES-30m. (11) STAR SHOPPRS 2 Starring Red Rowe with songs by With Bill Welsh Miyoshi and humor by Arlene Francis. TUESDAY TV LOGS (Continued) (13) BAXTER WARD NEWS 11:50 (9) FOOTBALL GAME OF WEEK Highlights of the November 3 game 11:15(1) TOM DUGGAN between Oklahoma and Colorado. (Tenta• tive) 11:20 (9) PCC HI -LITES (4) JACK LATHAM-30m 11:25 (4) LEE G1ROUX-5m 12 (6) TOMORROW'S NEWS 11:30 (2) ELECTION RETURNS (8) NIGHT FINAL-15m. (4) ELECTION RETURNS Tom Harmon presents highlights of (13) THE INEVITABLE-15m. weekend grid clashes between California. "The Chair" Oregon, UCLA -Stanford, Washington 12:30 (2) THE LAIE SHOW-75m. 20th Century-Fox Theatre State-USC, Oregon State-Washington. (4) MOVIE MUSEUM-15m. presents 11:45 (11) JACKSON'S THEATER 12:45 (4) TOM FRANDSEN—News "START CHEERING." (1938) Jim- "WING AND A PRAYER" my Durante, Brod Crawford. Gertrude 1:30 (11) JACKSON'S LATE THEATER starring Niesen, Louis Prima's band, Johnny 1:45 (2) GIVE US THIS DAY Don Ameche, Dana Andrews Green' .s orchestra. A movie star (Charles (11) JACKSON'S NEWS, SPORTS and Charles Bickford Starrett) enrolls in a college to the hor- ror of his publicity agent (Durante). 2

PAGE 30 TV-RADIO LIFE (10) JOHNNY DOWNS 6:10 (4) LES PAUL, MARY FORD 5m 7:30 (4) (10) Eddie Fisher-15m. 4:15 (4) DESTINY-45m 6:15 (2) DOUG EDWARDS-15m. Popular young singer with Axel "Barbed Wire," The Funeral" Stordahl's Orchestra and guest stars. (4) CURT MASSEY SHOW and "Epitaph." (13) TOM DUGGAN-15m. (5) CONSPIRACY-30m. 4:25 (4) MYRON J. BENNETT (6) CHINA SMITH-30m. 4:30 (2) THE EARLY SHOW 6:30 "FLYING TIGERS." (1942) John New (9) CHARLES BOYER Wayne. Anna Lee. History of Clair Che- (2) (3) TAKE A GIANT STEP Boyer stars in "Man in the Cellar." nault's volunteer airmen in China dur- Bert Parks emcees a new quiz A psych atrist finds his life and ing the early days of World War II. show offering four-year college his family endangered by an es- education and travel to foreign (4) LEE GIROUX-NEWS caped maniac. countries as top prizes to con- (6) CARTOON CARNIVAL 30m testants between seven and seven- (7) AL JARVIS-30m. teen. (13) KINGDOM OF THE SEA (8) EARLY SHOW-60m. o "Birth cf a Superliner." The com- "LADY WITH RED HAIR." TV (5) GIL MARTYN-NEWS plete history of the U.S.S. United debut of a 1940 Warner Bros. film star- (6) JOHNNY JET-30m. States, largest and most luxurious ring Miriam Hopkins, Claude Rains and liner in the world, from the laying Richard Carlson. The story of how David (7) WILD BILL HICKOK-30m. of its keel through launching to its Guy Madison and Andy Devine make Belasco discovered one of his biggest battle with a hurricane. stars, Mrs. Leslie Carter, following the peace between two Civil War veterans from opposite sides. scandal of her divorce. The clash of 7:45 (4) (10) NBC NEWS-15m. temperment between the two made her (8) WESTERN MARSHAL With Chet Huntley and David a famous star. (11) LIFE WITH ELIZABETH Brinkley. 4:35 (4) JACK McELROY MOVIE o (13) RANGE RIDER-30m. 0 0 0 0 000000000000000 00 "LADY FOR A NIGHT." (1941)

John Wayne, Joan BlondeII. A cowpoke 6:45 (4) JACK LATHAM-15m. )D 0O TONIGHT' gets involved with an heiress. (5) HANDY HINTS-25m. o 4:40 (10) ROY ROGERS MOVIE Dorothy Gardiner and Ken Graue. O 7:30: 4:45 (9) HANK WILLIAMSON o (11) GEORGE PUTNAM-15m. "THE BIG SHOW." (1937) Gene 6:50 (8) PEOPLE IN THE NEWS o Autrey. Mobsters try to "fix" the annual 6:55 (5) WEATHER VANE-5m. o rodeo. Hank and Senor Turtle host. o With James Edmundsen. o (11) DEL MOORE SHOW o 0 (3) FRANK WEBB SHOW (2) U.S. STEEL HOUR-60m o 0 7 Franchot Tone and Albert Salmi o 5 (6) (7) MICKEY MOUSE CLUB o 0 star in "Survival." NEWSREEL: Farm Boys Make 0 O 0 Good; Bees Lead Busy Lives; Help Man; (3) LAWRENCE WELK-60m. o Girl Scouts Camp Out. MOUSEKE- (4) I SPY-30m. TEERS: Anything Can Happen Day — 0 Raymond Massey, hots, presents 0 "Mousekapreview — Secrets of Life." "Perilous Crossing." O ADVENTURE IN DAIRYLAND Serial: o Episode No. 3: "The Trouble With (5) POPEYE CARTOONS-30m. o o Pigs." CARTOON: JIMINY CRICKET (6) LONE WOLF-30m. o PRESENTS "You and Your Eyes." (7) (8) WED. NIGHT FIGHTS o o o (13) SIX GUN MOVIE-60m. CD Veteran New York middleweight "IN SANTA FE" with Bob Steele Joe Miceli meets Carlo Sarlo of Chicago o O o and Al "Fuzzy" St. John. BOYER in a 10-round bout at Chicago Stadium. o O starring in television's 5:30 (3) LITTLE RASCALS Jack Drees mikeside. o o o finest dramatic o (5) WESTERN THEATER O (9) MAN CALLED X-30m. o o entertainment 7' 5:40 (10) POPEYE CARTOONS Barry Sullivan switches identity o o o with an escaping Red scientist to avert o o o the attention of assassins. o EVENING o 8:00: o o o (2) SIX O'CLOCK REPORT New TOP oo 6 o (3) BEVERLY ON 3-30m (11) 20th CENTURY FOX o (4) JACK LATHAM-5m. STARS! MOVIE O O (6) CISCO KID-30m. o "WING AND A PRAYER." TV de- TOP O (7) KIT CARSON-30m. but of a 1944 Fox release starring o DRAMAS! o Bandits steal a strong box but are Don Ameche, Dana Andrews and tripped up by some eucalyptus seeds. William Eythe with Sir Cedric o o Bill Williams stars. Hardwicke and Brod Crawford. The o Battle of Midway climaxes the O (8) WED. NEWS SUMMARY TAR story of an aircraft carrier. Classed (9) CARTOON EXPRESS-60m. as expendable, it takes everything (10) WED. NIGHT MOVIE the enemy can throw at it—until those orders are rescinded. This o "THE DESPERADOES." (1943) PERFORMANCE° new series features the TV debut Claire Trevor, Radolph Scott, Glenn Ford. 0 o of top 20th Century-Fox movies. • each week a different Ford, as a hunted gunman trying to go o Hollywood star — each 0 O straight, tangles with outlaws. • week a thrilling new o (13) VAGABOND o (11) WATERFRONT-30m. A trip to Death Valley. Journey to half-hour drama x g the lowest point in the U.S. and o BAXTER WARD—NEWS Panamint Mountains, Scotty's Cas- tle, Devil's Golf Course and other KHJ-TV î' spots. Bill Burrud hosts. 6:05 (4) GENE BOLLAY—WEATHER o Channel Oo Q000000 000 000000 00000 TV-RADIO LIFE •PAGE 31 NOVEMBER 7

(7) HANK WEAVER'S CORNER Lurene Tuttle star in "Millionaire Dav- door prize at the grand opening of a new id Tremayne." The story of a young at- car-washing emporium. 7:50 (8) PEOPLE IN THE NEWS torney who crusades for good govern- (8) CODE 3-30m. (2) (8) Arthur Godfrey - 60m. ment while corrupt politicians strike at 8 (3) NAVY LOG-30m. those closest to him. (11) MAYOR OF THE TOWN (4) (10) HIRAM HOLLIDAY (3) SHERIFF OF COCH1SE A stranger in Springdale is be- Wally Cox as Hiram Holliday bli- (4) (10) Kraft TV Theater CD lieved to be a well-known concert thely engages in a rapier-dagger duel "Shadow of Suspicion." The tense pianist in hiding. Thomas Mitchell and dances a Spanish flamenco to save story of a man's ordeal when a child stars. Presented by Richfield Oil his skin and the Rock of Gibraltar. Ain- wrongly accuses him of the murder of Corp. slie Pryor as Joel Smith tries to help her sister. him out of his predicament. (2) WEDNESDAY THEATER (6) ROSEMARY CLOONEY (5) NOTRE DAME HIGHLIGHTS 10 "Speed Demons" with Gerald Mohr (7) NAVY LOG-30m. (6) (7) DISNEYLAND-60m. as foreign correspondent Cristopher The men of the Coast Guard cut- Storm. Part I—"Cameras in Samoa." A ter Spencer, short-tempered and wearied pictorial report on the manners, customs, by fruitless contacts with Nazi sub- (3) SCIENCE FICTION-30m. rituals and pastimes of Samoans in their marines shadowing their Atlantic convoy, (4) (10) THIS 15 YOUR LIFE Polynesian island paradise. Part II—"The are suddenly plunged into furious action Fillph Edwards presents Iif e Holland Story." How Holland built its when their depth charges drive a U-boat stories of interesting people. dykes through centuries of battling the to the surface in "Scratch One Hearse." storms and tides of the North Sea. The (6) (7) FORD THEATER-30m. climax is an eye-witness account of the (9) MOVIE THEATER Guy Madison stars in "Sometimes dykes breaking. "GUNGA DIN." (1939) Cary Grant, It Happens." Guy meets a beautiful Victor McLaglen, Joan Fontaine, Doug- Welsh girl (Diana Foster) in a subway. (9) STAR PERFORMANCE las Fairbanks Jr. A native water car- She believes in an old Welsh legend that George Brent stars in "The Magic rier and three British Army sergeants love must prove itself three times if it is Hat." Buying a hat for a young make a daring attempt to thwart a to last forever. A dream sequence bears lady can present certain difficulties. bloody rebellion by a murderous cult in this out. India. Based on Rudyard Kipling's fam- (8) WED. LATE SHOW 8:30 (3) ROSEMARY CLOONEY ous poem. (Tuesday through Monday, Julie London is guest. with the exception of Saturday. Sunday (11) GEORGE PUTNAM—News (4) (10) Father Knows Best matinee at 1 p. m. Nov. 11. (13) CHARMED CIRCLE A roving camera crew photographs Jim and Margaret Anderson (Rob- (11) PAUL COATES' UNIT ONE ert Young and Jane Wyatt) decide that people unawares. A prize goes to the (13) ALL STAR BOWLING - 60m. the blue Jeans and sagging levies worn person who is singled out in the films. Carl Wiridfield faces last week's by modern teenagers are no worse than winner. Duke McGrew mikeside. 10:15 (11) MGM MOVIE o the fashions of the flapper age. THE ROMANCE OF ROSY (5) OLYMPIC WRESTLING 9:30 (2) (3) I'VE GOT A SECRET RIDGE." TV debut of a 1947 MGM re- (9) FEDERAL MEN-30m. With Garry Moore. lease starring Van Johnson. Thomas Mitchell and Janet Leigh. The Civil War A race track tout who makes mon- (6) (7) OZZIE & HARRIET

WM, i.. 10 ;16 71 confinnes among feuding border state ey on doped horses is nabbed on income Ozzie pet, lucky and tax evasion. • (13) JUDGE ROY BEAN-30m. 9 (2) (8) THE MILLIONAIRE Douglas Odney, Ann Robinson and

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Information Received From Stations 9:15 (2) (8) LOVE OF LIFE-15m. 11:30 (2) (8) HOUSE PARTY Subject to Last Minute Change (11) TROUBLE WITH FATHER (4) (10) TENNESSEE ERNIE (Z) Indicates movit Hosted by Norma Gilchrist. de Indicates color (7) LARRY FINLEY SHOW 9:25 (7) MEAL OF THE DAY-5m (11) SHERIFF' JOHN'S BRIGADE MORNING 9:30 (2) (8) Search for Tomorrow 11:55 (3) NEWS-5m. (4) (10) IT COULD BE YOU (9) SUSPECTS WANTED-5m. 6:30 (8) THIS IS MY FAITH (7) THE LITTLE SCHOOLHOUSE (10) Today on the Farm-30m. 9:45 (2) (8) GUIDING LIGHT AFTERNOON 6:40 (4) EARLY FARM REPORT (2) (8) C. COLLINGWOOD 6:45 (2) GIVE US THIS DAY 10 12 (2) (8) THE BIG PAYOFF (8) YOUR HEALTH (4) (10) DING DONG SCHOOL (3) (4) (10) issu.. CD 6:50 (2) KNXT FARM REPORT (7) CHUCKO'S CARTOONS "Steps Into Darkness," an auto- With Paul Pierce biographical novel by Elizabeth Denham, (11) RACKET SQUAD-30m. adapted by rising video writer Betty (2) (8) PANORAMA PACIFIC Hosted by Norma Gilchrist. Ulius. This is the story of the author's 7 With Red Rowe, Grant Holcomb, 10:10 (2) (8) STAND UP AND BE capture by the Gestapo during her World Roy Maypole and Helen Parrish. COUNTED War Il service as an underground agent for the British War Department. (4) (10) TODAY 10:30 (2) (8) AS THE WORLD TURNS 7:25 (10) TODAY'S DATEBOOK-5m. (4) (10) HOME (7) MR. AND MRS. NORTH 7:30 (10) TODAY'S CARTOONS (9) FIREMAN JOE-60m. (11) STAR SHOPPERS-30m. (4) (10) TODAY Cartoons and tips on fire preven- With Bill Welsh. 8 (10) TODAY IN WEST tion. Sparky, the talking dog, co-hosts. 10:55 (4) TERREA LEA (11) BREAKFAST SHOW 12:30 (2) (8) BOB CROSBY With John Rovick. (2) (8) OUR MISS BROOKS (7) BOSTON BLACKIE 8:25 (8) LOCAL NEWS-5m. 11 (4) (10) HOME 12:45 (11) MARTIN'S DRAMA MANOR (2) (8) THE BRIGHTER DAY 8:55 (8) LOCAL NEWS—Sm. (7) GLAMOUR GIRL (2) (8) VALIANT LADY With Jack McCoy. (3) (4) (10) QUEEN FOR DAY (7) CONRAD NAGEL THEATER 9 (4) (10) TIC TAC DOUGH (11) MY LITTLE MARGIE (9) MILLION $ MATINEE IZ) "WINGS AND THE WOMAN." (English, 1942) Anna Neagle, Robert WEDNESDAY TV LOGS (Cont.) Newton. Story of real-life aviation pio- neers Amy Johnson and Jim Mollison. farmers in 1865 until harmonica-playing (Monday through Friday). (7) COL. MARCH—SCOT. YARD Van Johnson happens along. Boris Karloff narrows murder 1:15 (2) (8) SECRET STORM

10:30 (2) CLETE ROBERTS-15m. suspects down to the members of an 1:3 0 (2) (8) EDGE OF NIGHT English and French fencing team. (3) (4) "21"-30m. (7) MILANI MATINEE-30m. (6) COVER GIRL MOVIE 0 (10) YESTERDAY'S NEWSREEL "Solitaire." Hosted by Chef Milani. (7) DR. ROSS THEATER-30m. (13) TOM DUGGAN-45m. 1:45 (3) (4) (10) Mod. Romances "Passage to Yesterday." Guy Madi- 11:20 (9) LATE FEATURE 1:55 (5) POLICE CALLS son and Joanne Dru star in the story "BORDERLINE." (1960) Fred Mac. (2) FARE FOR LADIES-30m. of affection between an American officer Murray. Claire Trevor. A policewoman and a titled married English woman. 2 Starring Red Rowe with songs by tracks a dope smuggler into Mexico. Miyoshi. "Face the Riddle" Is a feature (10) DR. CHRISTIAN-30m. I1:25 (3) FINAL NEWS If the program. (13) TOM DUGGAN-30m. 11:30 (4) (10) TONIGHT (3) (4) COMEDY TIME 10:35 (8) MARK X-25m. Steve Allen in a late-evening show of comedy and music. (5) MAJOR MOVIES 1711 10:45 (2) BIG NEWS-15m. "FRONT PAGE STORY." (English) With Bill Stout, Gil Stratton and (8) NIGHT FINAL EDITION Jack Hawkins, Eva Bartok. An editor's Austin Green. 11:45 (5) FINAL EDITION wife decides to leave him as front page stories break all around him. (7) BOSTON BLACKIE-30m. (5) WRESTLERS' LAMENT Kent Taylor unearths a sympathy (7) WHAT'S NAME OF SONG? With Dick Lane. begging racket. (8) AFTERNOON SHOW (2) BIG HIT MOVIES (11) JACKSON'S THEATER (Z) (10) PANTRY PLAYHOUSE CD 11 "IT ALL CAME TRUE." TV de- "COAST GUARD." (1939) Randolph "BUSSES ROAR." (1942) Eleanor but of a 1940 Warner Bros. release star- Scott, Ralph Bellamy, Frances Dee. Two Parker, Richard Travis. ring Humphrey Bogart, Ann Sheridan Coast Guard aviators in love with the 2:15 (11) ED REIMERS' MATINEE and Jeffrey Lynn. A gangster hiding out same girl come into conflict. in a boarding house palms himself off as 2:25 (8) LES PAUL, MARY FORD (6) TOMORROW'S NEWS a nervous wreck, which wins the solici- 12 2:30 (2) (8) STRIKE IT RICH-30m. (13) THE INEVITABLE-15m. tude of two elderly ladies. (3) (4) BANDSTAND "Twin Ivy.' This week: Guy Lombardo and (3) TREASURE HUNT-30m. 12:30 (2) LATE SHOW-75m. Dick Haymes. (4) JACK LATHAM-15m. "MURDER AT 3 A. M." (English) (6) THE RUGGLES (7) JOHN DALY—NEWS-15m. Dennis Price. A series of crimes appear (7) WALTER O'KEEFE SHOW (9) DON LEE WORLD NEWS to be the work of one man. (9) HOLLYWOOD BACKSTAGE With Lee Wood, Bill Brundige, (4) MOVIE MUSEUM—I5m. Ted Meyers. 2:45 (9) PARLOR PARTY-45m. 12:45 (4) TOM FRANDSEN With Bill Stulla. (10) CHANNEL 10 NEWS 12:50 (9) HOLLYWOOD BACKSTAGE (2) (3) (8) GARRY MOORE 1:30 (11) JACKSON'S LATE THEATER 3 With Denise Lor, Ken Carson, (13) BAXTER WARD—NEWS 1:45 (2) GIVE US THIS DAY Durward Kirby and Howard Smith and 2 gm JACKSON'S NEWS, SPORTS his orchestra. 11:15 (4) CLEVE HERMANN—Sports (3) BOB CROSBY SHOW

TV-RADIO LIFE PAGE 33 (4) RCA VICTOR PLAYHOUSEC) (5) WESTEN THEATER o (6) I Search for Adventure "IN OLD SACRAMENTO." (19443) "SON OF ROARING DAN" with Bill Elliott, Constance Moore. Bandit falls Johnny Mack Brown. (7) STUDIO 57-30m. for dance hall girl. 5:40 (10) POPEYE CARTOON "My Friends, the Bird." Peter Law. (6) MR. AND MRS. NORTH ford, Dorothy Stickney and Hans Con- reid star in the comedy suspense story (7) AFTERNOON FESTIVAL ID EVENING of thwarted avarice. "ONE JUMP AHEAD." (English) Paul Carpenter. Reporter follows the (8) DAVID NIVEN THEATER (2) SIX O'CLOCK REPORT twisted trail of death and blackmail in (9) MYSTERY GALLERY 6 With Tom Harmon, Clete Roberts a double homicide case. "THE FALCON IN HOLLYWOOD." and Bill Stout. (1944) Tom Conway. The Falcon becomes 3:15 (3) PATIO PLAYHOUSE (3) BEVERLY ON 3-30m. involved in a case which takes him to the 3:30 (2) (8) GODFREY TIME (4) JACK LATHAM-5m. film capitol. (5) MILADY (6) RANGE RIDER-30m. (10) SAN FRANCISCO BEAT With Corns Guy. (7) ANNIE OAKLEY-30m. (11) SUPERMAN-30m. (6) SMOKEY ROGERS SHOW A man kills his neighbor in order (9) LOUIS QUINN SHOW to swindle his widow. Gail Davis stars. (13) I SEARCH FOR (11) DICK WHITTINGHILL (8) WILD BILL HICKOK-30m. ADVENTURE Part I - "Search for Sahara 3:50 (13) VARIETY MUSICAL PARADE (9) CARTOON EXPRESS Oil." Geologist Richard Zimmerman (5) CARTOON CAROUSEL (10) SHEENA-30m. seeks "black gold" in one of the 4 With Skipper Frank. (11) WATERFRONT-30m. hot spots in the world today. (13) BAXTER WARD Part II - "Blackout in the Blue." (10) JOHNNY DOWNS Filmed report on the work of 6:05 (4) GENE BOLLAY-WEATHER 4:15 (13) DESTINY-15m. "Blackout" specialists who under- "Root of All Evil," "Cry Wolf" and 6:10 (4) LES PAUL, MARY FORD go the superhuman stresses of "Big Girl.' 6:15 (2) DOUG EDWARDS-NEWS piloting Jet planes. (4) CURT MASSEY SHOW 4:25 (4) MYRON J. BENNETT 7:30 (2) NAME THAT TUNE-30m. (13) TOM DUGGAN-15m. 4:30 (2) EARLY SHOW-90m. With George DeWitt. "DISPATCH FROM REUTERS." 6:30 (2) BRAVE EAGLE-30m. (3) (4) (10) DINAH SHORE (1940) Edward G. Robinson. The history (3) FIVE STAR FINAL-15m. (5) CONSPIRACY-30m. of the famed British news service. (5) GIL MARTYN-News-15m. (6) JUKE BOX JURY-30m. (4) LEE GIROUX-NEWS (6) Johnny Jet-Uncle Russ (7) LONE RANGER-30m. (6) CARTOON CARNIVAL (7) SHEENA-30m. (8) PEOPLE IN NEWS-15m. (7) AL JARVIS-30m. Sheena's chimp steals a bag of diamonds from crooks and precipitates (11) HALL OF STARS-30m. (8) EARLY SHOW trouble. Irish McCalla plays the queen Alan Young stars in "I Killed John "DARK HAZARD." TV debut of a of the Jungle. Harrington." A man is convinced he is 1934 First National release starring Ed- a murderer although another man faces ward G. Robinson. (8) NAME THAT TUNE execution for his crime. 4:35 (4) JACK McELROY MOVIE (10) TIMES SQ. PLAYHOUSE 7:45 (3) JONATHAN "ROMANCE AND RHYTH M." (11) LIFE WITH ELIZABETH WINTERS SHOW-15m. Kenny Baker, Frances Langford, Phil (13) RANGE RIDER-30m. (4) (10) NBC NEWS-15m. Silvers, Ann Miller, Patsy Kelly, Hugh Jock Mahoney and Dick West star With Chet Huntley and David Herbert. Radio stars dubs his girl friend's in "Shotgun Stage." Brinkley. voice for that of the sponsor's daughter. 6:45 (4) JACK LATHAM-15m. (8) S.D. NEWSREEL 4:40 (10) GENE AUTRY MOVIE (5) HANDY HINTS-30m. 7:50 (8) WEATHERWORD-5m. 4:45 (9) HANK WILLIAMSON 7:55 (3) CHARLES M. TEAGUE "ARCTIC FURY." (1949) Del Cam- 1(11) GEORGE PUTNAM-NEWS bre, Eve Miller. A flying doctor crashes (8) NEWS-5m. in the Arctic circle on his way to a (2) (8) Bob Cummings Show (2) THURS. PLAYHOUSE-30m. plague-stricken village. 8 Bob Collins calls his grandfather to Ida Lupino stars in "Indian Taker." 7 make arrangements to have the beauty (11) DEL MOORE SHOW (3) (4) WESTERN MARSHAL contest winner and her mother flown 5 (3) FRANK WEBB SHOW A notorious outlaw successfully from Joplin, Missouri to Hollywood nev- (6) (7) MICKEY MOUSE CLUB manipulates an important bank robbery er dreaming that Grandpa Josh Collins THE JAPANESE FOREIGN COR- despite the presence of Steve Donovan would attempt to fly them in his ancient RESPONDENT: "Dancing School." and Rusty Lee. plane. Sue Todd, winner of the contest George Nagata, the Japanese foreign held last summer appears in tonight's correspondent, narrates a visit to a (5) POPEYE CARTOONS-30m. skit. Japanese dancing school. MOUSEK E- TEERS: Circus Day - The Atomics, ac- robatic balancing experts. ADVENTURE WRESTLING HINSHAW'S: ASSIGNMENT AMERICA IN DAIRYLAND Serial: Episode No. 4, - Moochie has another narrow escape FROM SOUTH GATE as a tractor runs away with him. CAR- "Capitalist in Moscow" TONIGHT KCOP 13 TOON: Put Put Troubles. 8:00 channel KTTV, Channel II, 9:00 p.m. (13) SIX GUN MOVIE-75m. Bill Burrud Productions 5:30 (3) LITTLE RASCALS

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(3) (4) (10) You Bet Your Life India. Based on Rudyard Klpling's fam- Sap Brasfield, homespun man-and-wife ous poem. (Tuesday through Monday, (5) PRIDE OF THE FAMILY comedy team who are on vacation In with exception of Saturday. Sunday mat- New Orleans. (6) PCC FOOTBALL-30m. inee at 1 p.m. Nov. 11.) (7) CIRCUS TIME-60m. (11) GEORGE PUTNAM — NEWS (11) ASSIGNMENT AMERICA Paul Winchell, Jerry Mahoney, Popular news commentator with "Capitalist in Moscow." Oliver ringmasters. local aid national news. Vickery's filmed account of his (11) WATERFRONT-30m. 1952-53 visit to Russia, during (13) CESAR ROMERO - 30m. which he made international head- (13) WRESTLING-2 hrs. lines with a speech in Moscow on Romero traces a youngster kid- From Long Beach, Jules Strong- free enterprise! His films show the naped from a Tel Aviv airport. Bow ringside. Se r i es features lack of free enterprise and lack of 10:15 (11) MGM MOVIE Rocky Mountain champs. • religious freedom in Russia. Bill "THEY GAVE HIM A GUN." Burrud hosts for Hinshaw's De- 8:20 (9) SUPERMAN CARTOON partment Stores of Arcadia and Spencer Tracy, Franchot Tone. Story of a timid store clerk who 8:30 (2) CLIMAX!-60m Whittier. goes to war, undergoes a change Terry Moore, Steve Forrest, Cedric of personality and returns a crim- Hardwicke, Yma Sumac and Richard 9:30 (2) (8) Playhouse 90- 90m. inal. Arlen star in "Flight To Tomorrow." Shirley Jones and Red Skelton star Bold theft cloaked in the drama of a in "The Big Slide." An oiriginal TV 10:30 (6) COVER GIRL MOVIE o plane crash stirs widening ripples in the drama by Edward Beloin and Dean Reis - dark pool of Tangier intrigue. The plot (7) DR. ROSS THEATER nec which recounts the rise from obscur- concerns the partners of a one plane "Airborne Honeymoon." Jeanne ity to stardom of a silent film comedian charter service, one of whom turns up Crain and John Hudson star in a story — and the events which bring him to in Tangier with unlimited cash, after of a runaway girl who finds her Galahad disaster. Red Skelton portrays Buddy having to parachute from the plane car- in an airport. McCoy, the down and outer who achieves rying the "take" of a noted casino stardom in the silent film era only to (13) TOM DUGGAN-30m. gambler. have tragedy strike his life. Miss Jones, 10:45 (5 MOVIE THEATER (3) (4) (10) DRAGNET - 30m. in her first dramatic role is seen as "SLEEPING CAR TO TRIESTE." Sgt. Friday (Jack Webb) and Of- Mary Marley whose unrequited love for (English, Jean Kent. ficer Smith (Ben Alexander) receive a the comedian leads to the tragedy. (2i THE BIG NEWS tip from a juvenile delinquent, arrested (3) (4) TENNESSEE ERNIE FORD 11 for possessing marijuana, that his (3) FINAL EDITION Musical-variety show starring Ten- brother plans to hold up a loan company. (4) JACK LATHAM-15m. nessee Ernie Ford with the Voices of (5) OLYMPIC BOXING Walter Schumann and the orchestra of (7) JOHN DALY-NEWS-15m. (6) NAT. PRO FOOTBALL Harry Geller, Carol Channing, star of (8) FOREIGN INTRIGUE-30m. the movie hit "The First Traveling Sales- (9) DON LEE WORLD NEWS lady" makes a play for Ernie's atten- (10) CHANNEL 10 NEWSREEL Special tions tonight. (7) 1957 ROCKET REVUE (13) BAXTER WARD NEWS (11) OPEN ROAD-30m. John Daly is host and Bill Hayes 11:15 (4) CLEVE HERMANN—SPORTS is singing emcee for a special pro- (3) (4) (10) LUX THEATER cp (7) THE FALCON-30m. gram introducing the new Olds- 10 Gordon MacRae, host, presents (9) WEATHERWISE-5m. mobiles. Others in the variety show "Jezebel" a TV adapation by Catherine (10) YESTERDAY'S NEWSREEL are The Chordettes, girl quartette; Turney of the 1938 Warner Brothers Pic- Bonnie Murray, lyric soprano; Greta ture. It is the story of a Southern belle's (13) TOM DUGGAN-45m. Gray, vocalist; Leo De Lyon, "That deep and undying love for a man she 11:20 (9) BIFF BAKER-30m. Versatile Gentleman," internation- spurned and then tries to win back, even 11:30 2) BIG HIT MOVIES ally-known off-beat comic, pianist though he has married another woman. 'BLUES IN THE NIGHT." TV de- and man of many voices; and (6) ALL STAR THEATER but of a 1941 Warner Bros. release star- Archie Bleyer's orchestra. The pro- (7) OZARK JUBILEE-60m. ring Richard Whorf, Priscilla Lane, Jack gram originates from the ABC Ritz Host Red Foley sends a document- Carson. Theater in New York. ary camera with Uncle Gyp and Aunt (4) (10) TONIGHT (9) CAPTURED- 30m. Steve Allen stars in a late-evening Chester Morris tells how an elusive show of comedy and music. criminal known as "Bodello, the Ghost" (8) NIGHT FINAL EDITION was captured. 11:45 (7) INT. POLICE FILES (11) RAY MILLAND SHOW London police sergeant tries to find 9 (3) CODE 3-30m. the motive for an apparently senseless (4) (10) PEOPLE'S CHOICE murder. Sock Miller (Jackie Cooper) pre- Ill) JACKSON'S THEATER pares for a whale of a time when he "MUSIC IN MY HEART." (1940) promises to Join an Arctic expedition to Rita Hayworth, Tony Martin. protect the mayor's (Paul Maxey) ship- 11:50 (9) HOLLYWOOD BACKSTAGE ping interests. Patricia tries to untangle the misunderstanding. 12 (6) TOMORROW'S NEWS (6) (7) WIRE SERVICE - 60m. (13) THE INEVITABLE-15m. "The Conspiracy." Mercedes Mc- 12:15 (5) FINAL EDITION Cambridge, a reporter Katherine Wells, 12:30 (4) MOVIE MUSEUM-15m. gets the story on a wealthy industrialist 12:45 (4) TOM FRANDSEN who wants to become Secretary of State and a mysterious chemical shipment (2) THE LATE SHOW First Time on TV! M-G-M's o G 1 "LADY GODIVA RIDES AGAIN." (9) MOVIE THEATER "THEY GAVE HIM (English) Diana Dors, Dennis Price, "GUNGA DIN." (1939) Cary Grant, Stanley Holloway. Victor McLaglen, Joan Fontaine, Doug- H A GUN" las Fairbanks, Jr. A native water car- 1:30 (11) JACKSON'S LATE THEATER starring rier and three British Army sergeants Spencer Tracy, Gladys George 2 (11) JACKSON'S NEWS SPORTS make a daring attempt to thwart a bloody rebellion by a murderous cult in and Franchot Tone 2:1! (2) GIVE US THIS DAY

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Information Received From Stations one week after her marriage of con- (9) LOUIS QUINN SHOW Subject to Last Minute Change venience. (11) DICK WHITTINGHILL CD Indicates movie (7) MR. AND MRS. NORTH 3:50 (13) VARIETY MUSICAL PARADE Indicates color (9) FIREMAN JOE-60m. (5) CARTOON CAROUSEL 1230. (24 (8) BOB CROSBY MORNING 4, (10) JOHNNY DOWNS EXPRESS (7) BOSTON BLACKIE 4:15 (13) DESTINY-45m. 6:30 (8) THIS IS MY FAITH 12:45 (11) MARTIN'S DRAMA MANOR "Long Afternoon," "Cup of Tea" (10) TODAY ON THE FARM (8) BRIGHTER DAY-15m. and "Opposite Road." 1 (2) 6:40 (4) EARLY FARM REPORT (3) (4) (10) QUEEN FOR DAY 4:25 (4) MYRON J. BENNETT 6:45 (2) GIVE US THIS DAY (6) SPANISH MOVIE 4:30 (2) THE EARLY SHOW "ROMANCE ON THE HIGH SEAS." (8) FARM REPORT (7) CONRAD NAGEL THEATER (1948) Doris Day, Jack Carson. A Carib- With Paul Pierce. "The Sandman." Hosted by Chef bean cruise, mistaken identities and too Milani. 6:50 (2) KNXT FARM REPORT many suitors. (2) (8) PANORAMA PACIFIC (9) MILLION DOLLAR MAT. 0 "WINGS AND THE WOMAN." (4) LEE GIROUX—NEWS 7 With Red Rowe, Grant Holcomb, (English, 1942) Anna Neagle, Robert (6) CARTOON CARNIVAL Helen Parrish and Roy Maypole. Newton. Story of real-life aviation pio- (7) AL JARVIS-30m. (4) (10) TODAY neers Amy Johnson and Jim Mollison. (8) EARLY SHOW 7:25 (10) TODAY'S DATEBOOK-5m. (Monday through Friday) "FORTY SECOND STREET." TV 7:30 (10) TODAY'S CARTOONS 1:15 (2) (8) SECRET STORM debut of the 1933 Warner Bros. musical (4) TODAY 1:30 (2) (8) EDGE OF NIGHT starring Dick Powell, Warner Baxter, 8 (10) TODAY IN WEST (7) MILANI MATINEE-30m. Ginger Rogers and Ruby Keeler. A Broad- way producer's heartless tactics cause "Wild Earth," Jimmy Davis. (11) BREAKFAST SHOW his downfall. With John Rovick. :45 (3) (4) (10) MOD. ROMANCES 4:35 (4) JACK McELROY MOVIE 8:25 (8) LOCAL NEWS-5m. :55 (5) POLICE CALLS 4:40 (10) ROY ROGERS MOVIE 8:55 (8) LOCAL NEWS-5m. (2) FARE FOR LADIES-30m. 4:45 (9) HANK WILLIAMSON (2) (8) VALIANT LADY 2 Starring Red Rowe with songs by "HEART OF THE GOLDEN Miyoshi and humor by Arlene Harris. 9 (4) (10) TIC TAC DOUGH WEST." (1942) Roy Rogers protects "Face the Riddle" Is a feature of the (11) TWIN BILL ranchers from unjust cattle shipping program. charges. Hank and Senor Turtle host. 9:15 (2) (8) LOVE OF LIFE (3) (4) COMEDY TIME (11) TROUBLE WITH FATHER (11) DEL MOORE SHOW (5) MAJOR MOVIES 9:30 (2) (8) Search for Tomorrow O (3) FRANK WEBB SHOW "THE MAN BETWEEN." (Eng- 5 (4) (10) IT COULD BE YOU lish, 1953) James Mason, Hildegarde Neff, (6) (7) Mickey Mouse Club (7) LITTLE SCHOOL HOUSE Claire Bloom. A girl is kidnapped and NEWSREEL SPECIAL: "Boy Bat- 9:45 (2) (8) GUIDING LIGHT held as hostage in East Berlin. tles Huge Fish — Part I." Mickey Mouse Newsreel cameras take us to the famous (2) (8) C. COLLINGWOOD (7) WHAT'S NAME OF SONG Mexican fishing port — Guaymas— for 10 (4) (10) DING DONG SCHOOL (8) AFTERNOON SHOW the "Fishing - Festival." MOUSEKE- (7) CHUCKO'S CARTOONS (10) PANTRY PLAYHOUSE TEERS: Talent Roundup Day — Mouse- (11) RACKET SQUAD-30m. "HERE COMES HAPPINESS." TV keteer Bobby Burgess and Barbara Boy- lan of Long Beach entertain the Mouse- Hosted by Norma Gilchrist. debut of a 1941 Warner Bros. release starring Edward Norris and Mildred keteers with various dancing routines. 10:10 (2) (8) STAND UP AND BE Coles. ADVENTURE IN DAIRYLAND Serial: COUNTED Episode No. 5, "The Case of the Deadly 2:15 (11) ED REIMERS' MATINEE 10:30 (2) (8) AS WORLD TURNS Paint Brush." CARTOON: Pluto's Kid 2:25 (8) LES PAUL - MARY FORD Brother. (4) (10) HOME 2:30 (2) (8) STRIKE IT RICH-30m. (11) STAR SHOPPERS (13) SIX GUN MOVIE - 75m. (3) (4) BANDSTAND-30m. "TEXAS MANHUNT" with Bill With Bill Welsh. (6) THE RUGGLES Boyd and Lee Powell. 10:55 (4) TERREA LEA (7) WALTER O'KEEFE SHOW 5:30 (3) LITTLE RASCALS (2) (8) OUR MISS BROOKS (9) HOLLYWOOD BACKSTAGE (5) WESTERN THEATER 11 (7) GLAMOUR GIRL 2:45 (9) PARLOR PARTY-45m. "THE THROWBACK" with Buck With Jack McCoy. With Bill Stulla. Jones. (11) MY LITTLE MARGIE-30m. (2) (3) (8) GARRY MOORE 5:40 (10) POPEYE CARTOONS 11:30 (2) (8) HOUSE PARTY 5:55 (13) JIMMY FIDLER-5m. 3 (4) RCA VICTOR PLAYHOUSEO (4) (10) TENNESSEE ERNIE "THE HUNTED." (1948) Preston (7) LARRY FINLEY SHOW Foster, Belita. A woman released from (11) SHERIFF JOHN'S BRIGADE Jail returns to her policeman boyfriend TRUE-ADVENTURE With John Rovick. who sent her up. 11:55 (3) NEWS-5m. (6) MR. AND MRS. NORTH THRILLS! (9) SUSPECTS WANTED-5m. (7) AFTERNOON FESTIVAL II) 7:00: "STRANGE LANDS "ONE GOOD TURN." (English) Norman Wisdom, Joan Rice. An orphan and 7 SEAS" AFTERNOON wants to do a good turn for everyone he knows. His promise to buy a model 730: "HIGH ROAD 12 (2) (8) THE BIG PAYOFF car for one of the boys at the orphanage TO DANGER" (3) (4) (10) MATINEE involves him in a guest appearance as tonight: THEATER conductor of a symphony orchestra, a walking race and a daredevil car ride. "CAGES DEATH" The Shining Hour," Keith Win- ter's Broadway play of some 20 years 3:15 (3) PATIO PLAYHOUSE O KHJ-TV channel 9 ago, which has been adapted for tele- 3:30 (5) MILADY Remember "GUNGA DIN" vision by Richard McCracken. This is With Dorothy Gardiner. the story of a beautiful woman who tonight at 9:00! meets her long-sought "perfect man" (6) SMOKEY ROGERS

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(5) POPEYE CARTOONS (13) DANGEROUS ASSIGNMENT EVENING (6) WATERFRONT-30m. Brian Donlevy goes to help a (7) THE WHISTLER-30m. group of displaced persons being vic- (2) SIX O'CLOCK REPORT timized by a saboteur. 6 "Roark Island." Tom Brown stare (3) BEVERLY ON 3 as a young man whose father rules his 7:45 (3) SPORTSCENE-15m. (4) JACK LATHAM-5m. life even from the grave. (4) (10) NBC NEWS-15m, (6) LAUREL AND HARDY (8) DR. HUDSON-30m. With Chet Huntley and David (7) BUFFALO BILL JR. (9) STRANGE LANDS & 7 SEAS Brinkley. Bill and Calamity make friends Kenny Hurtz shows films of his (8) S.D. NEWSREEL with the son of a one-time member of capture of the Huanaco, "The Rarest 7:50 (8) WEATHERWORD-5m. Animal Alive." Kenny lassoed the ghost- Jesse James' gang and save an innocent 7:55 (8) NEWS-5m. man. like animal while perched on the hood of a jeep speeding along the rim of (2) (8) WEST POINT STORY (8) SKY KING-30m. the Andes at 60 mphl Chuck Niles hosts. 8 (3) SOLDIERS OF FORTUNE (9) CARTOON EXPRESS-60m. (11) SUCCESS STORY-30m. (4) TO BE ANNOUNCED (10) JUNGLE JIM-30m Live remote from Stauffer- Mold- (6) (7) ADV. OF JIM BOWIE (11) WATERFRONT-30m. ed Products Division at Los Angeles. Commissioned by President Andrew (13) BAXTER WARD—NEWS (13) FILES OF JEFFREY JONES Jackson to aid an army major sent to 6:05 (4) GENE BOLLAY-WEATHER Don Haggerty prevents a wrestler foil a plot to withdraw Louisiana from the Union, Bowie is forced to impersonate 6:10 (4) LES PAUL - MARY FORD from being killed during a championship match. the major when assasins cut him down. 6:15 (2) DOUG EDWARDS—News 7:30 (2) PERSON TO PERSON-30m. (4) MOVIE MUSEUM (9) WAR IN THE AIR-30m. (13) TOM DUGGAN-15m. (5) WARNER BROS. MOVIE 0 The air situation in Western 6:30 (2) (8) MY FRIEND FLICKA "PRINCESS O'ROURKE." (1943) Europe from early 1942 to Spring Olivia DeHavilland, Bob Cummings, of '43. Commando raids on Nor- (3) FIVE STAR FINAL Charles Coburn. A European princess way, the Dieppe raid, U. S. aid in (4) EDDIE FISHER-15m. comes to the U. S. to make a marriage the North African campaign and (5) GIL MARTYN NEWS-15m. alliance, and picks out an Air Force the building up of Britain's air flier. Troubles beset them, till Harry (6) force. Presented by Rainier Ale. JOHNNY JET-30m. Davenport, as a Supreme Court Judge, settles matters. (10) CHEVRON HALL OF STARS (7) CALO PET EXCHANGE (6) (7) RIN TIN TIN-30m. Frank Wright gives away family A Prussian "showman" who owns (11) COLGATE THEATER C;) pets. Presented by Calo Pet Food. a traveling troupe of fighting dogs, kid- "DR. JEKYLL AND MR. HYDE." naps Rinty to add him to his canine TV debut of the 1941 MGM re- pack. lease starring Spencer Tracy, Lana (10) SUSIE-30m. Turner and Ingrid Bergman. Robert (11) LIFE WITH ELIZABETH (8) PEOPLE IN NEWS-15m. Louis Stevenson's classic story (13) RANGE RIDER-30m. about a man's obsession with good (9) HIGH ROAD TO DANGER Jock Mahoney and Dick Jones. and evil at war within himself. "Cages of Death." Bill Hast, the This leads him to create his own 6:45 (4) JACK LATHAM-15m. only man to successfully immunize alter ego, Mr. Hyde—evil, cruel and (5) HANDY HINTS-25m. himself against a Cobra bite, shows murderous. Lana Turner plays Dr. (11) GEORGE PUTNAM—NEWS how cobra venom is extracted for Jekyll's fiancee. Ingrid Bergman is use against disease. Steve Brodie the ill-fated barmaid with whom 6:55 (5) WEATHER VANE hosts. Mr. Hyde becomes enamoured. (2) LIFE WITH FATHER-30m. 7 (3) (4) (10) GILLETTE FIGHTS (11) GLOBAL ZOBEL-30m. Flash Elorde of the Philippines vs "Zulu Beauty Contest." Myron (13) JOHNNY OTIS SHOW Zobel takes us to South Africa where Miguel Sernos of Puerto Rico in a ten With regulars Marie Adams, Mel Zulu warriors select Zululand's most round featherweight bout from Madison Williams. Little Arthur Mathews. Square Garden. beautiful girl. The beauty parade is led and The Premieres, a singing by witch doctors wearing lion manes and python skins. quartet. Top rock-n- roll guests are featured. THE JOHNNY OTIS SHOW 8:00 8:30 (2) (8) ZANE GREY THEATER 8 P.M. DON'T MISS Lee J. Cobb stars in "Death KCOP THE KING OF Watch." An Army Captain, an Army CH. 13 ROCK AND ROLL civilian scout, a Corporal and a young trumpeter await help from an Army troop on an Apache-covered desert. The o •FREE DOGS! FRIDAY, 8 P.M. •FREE C47S! N See the most wonderful pets in the world! CALO PET EXCHANGE WAR with FRANK WRIGHT KTTIT in the Friday 6:30 -7:00 p.m. G COLGATE THEATRE KABC-TV - Chan. 7 presents M-G-M's AIR CALO H "DR. JEKYLL AND MR. HYDE" ARKETS starring EV ERY' T SPENCER TRACY, INGRID WHERE 1 BERGMAN and LANA TURNER presented by brewers of RAINIER ALE

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wait leads the Captain to cowardliness, comes into their home. endangering the lives of the others, and (3) (4) (10) BIG STORY the fearful watch for the Apaches ends (6) HIGHWAY PATROL-30m. in an unexpected way. Tarik (7) THE VISE-30m. BY TERREA LEA (3) WATERFRONT Mark Saber is faced with a case (4) (10) Walter Winchell 0 of double homicide and the threat of foul Winchell hosts a variety show. play to his assistant, Stephanie Ames, Well, it looks like fall is really here, (6) I LED THREE LIVES in "Holiday for Heatherton." (2) (8) THE LINE-UP although we do have a very warm day (7) CROSSROADS-30m. every now and then. In most parts of the J. Carroll Naish stars in "With 10 When a stranger is killed in a domestic quarrel the San Francisco po- country this means that the salad season Charity For All," the true story of how is over but here in Rabbi Arnold Fischel won his fight dur- lice have no clues until they find a boy ens's. who hates his father so much that he 'Ur Southern California ing the Civil War to become the U.S. Army's first Jewish chaplain. would stand by and see him murdered that is not the case. in "Crazy Killer Case." No sirree .. . salads (9) GANG BUSTERS (3) FILM-30m. are in demand all of A man famed for his escapes walks out of prison amid visitors to the prison (4) JUKE BOX JURY-60m. the time and if you gift shop. Peter Potter and guests rate latest like a sweet-sour records, dressing I have just (2) (8) CRUSADER- 30m. (5) MOD. MOVIES-90m. the one for you. 9 Matt Anders finds a connection be- o HENRI'S TAS -TEE tween the robbery from a pharmaceutical "FLAXY MARTIN." (1949) Vir- company of stimulant pills and several ginia Mayo, Zachary Scott. An unscrupu- DRESSINGS. This trucking accidents in which drivers were lous woman gets a man involved in dressing is ideal for killed. murder. any fruit or vege- (3) THE PENDULUM-30m. (6) (7) RAY ANTHONY SHOW table salad and it's also wonderful when (4) (10) ON TRIAL-30m. Frank Leahy hosts an hour show poured over warm potatoes. This makes featuring the Ray Anthony orchestra. Gene Lockhart, Everett Sloan, Ron the best potato salad ever. Try it with Haggerty and Inger Stevens star in "The (10) CELEBRITY PLAYHOUSE cottage cheese or cole slaw too. Salads Law Is For Lovers." (11) GEORGE PUTNAM—NEWS are a very important part of the diet for any family and the right dressing is a (5) WESTERN VARIETIES (13) TOM DUGGAN-60m. (6) MR. DISTRICT ATTORNEY must. So try HENRI'S TAS -TEE DRESS- 10:15 (11) MGM MOVIE ING nee time you want a real taste (7) TREASURE HUNT-30m. "LADY OF THE TROPICS." TV thrill. And remember to save the labels. Contestants search for treasure debut of a 1939 MGM release starring The 8oz. is worth 2 points and the 16 oz. totaling $150,000. Will the $25,000 chest Robert Taylor and Hedy Lamarr. A rich be found? Jan Murray is emcee. playboy falls in love with a half caste is worth 4 points. beauty in Saigon, can't get a passport (9) MOVIE THEATER C3 You just might win a bottle of HENRI'S for her, and murder results. "GUNGA DIN." (1939) Cary Grant, or many of the other fine Label Bank CLETE ROBERTS—NEWS Victor McLaglen, Joan Fontaine, Doug- 10:30 (2) products if you would come to some of las Fairbanks, Jr. A native water car- (3 ) OZARK JUBILEE-60m. the market appearances. Saturday morn- rier and three British Army sergeants (6) COVER GIRL MOVIE ing at 11:00, Nov. 10th, I'll be at Safe- make a daring attempt to thwart a o way Market, 3215 Tweedy Blvd., in So. bloody rebellion by a murderous cult in (8) LATE SHOW o Gate. I'll have fifty giant bags of Label India. Based on Rudyard Kipling's fam- (10) RAY MILLAND SHOW ous poem. (Tuesday through Monday, 10:45 (2) THE BIG NEWS Bank Products to give away as well as with the exception of Saturday. Sunday Bill Stout, Gil Stratton, Austin some beautiful prizes. How about coming matinee at 1 p.m. Nov. 11.) Greer.. out and winning yourself some prizes or products. You just might win both. (13) CORONET THEATER (2) BIG HIT MOVIES "STRANGERS" (1955) Ingrid Berg. 11 "'TIL WE MEET AGAIN." TV There's abrand new label list out now man, George Sanders. A woman vaca- debut of a 1940 Warner Bros. release with many new products listed and if you tioning in Capri finds her husband under starring Merle Oberon and George Brent. the spell of alluring women of the haven't received yours drop me a note continent. (3) LATE NEWS and I'll see that one is sent to you. Just (4) JACK LATHAM write to me or Label Bank, 727 No. La 9:30 (2) (8) PLAYHOUSE OF STARS Brea Avenue, Hollywood 38, Calif. Or Richard Carlson and June Lock- (7) JOHN DALY—NEWS-15m. hart star in "The Night They Won the (9) DON LEE WORLD NEWS call WE 8-2438. Oscar." The story of an Academy-award- (10) NEWSREEL (1941) John Hubbard, Marjorie Weaver. winning director and his wife who en- (13) BAXTER WARD—NEWS counter new pitfalls in life when a breach Two young romancers get involved in between them widens after an "Oscar" 11:15 (4) CLEVE HERMANN—SPORTS insurance murders. (7) SHERLOCK HOLMES-30m. (6) TOMORROW'S NEWS (9) WEATHERWISE—Sm. 12 (8) NIGHT FINAL EDITION (10) YESTERDAY'S NEWSREEL (13) THE INEVITABLE-15m. ROAD H OGS (13) TOM DUGGAN-45m. Mercedes McCambridge of Wire Serv- "The Ticket." 11:25 (9) LATE FEATURE ice says that highway signs should be "MAGIC TOWN." (1947) James 12:30 (2) THE LATE SHOW - 75m. ID written in pig Latin so that road hogs Stewart, Jane Wyman. Story of a town "CHUMPS AT OXFORD." Laurel will understand them) that fluorishes while its people believe in and Hardy disrupts England's seat of it. higher learning. (4) MOVIE MUSEUM-15m. M ODERNAIRES FEATURED 11:30 (4) (10) TONIGHT (5) FINAL EDITION 12:45 (4) TOM FRANDSEN—News The Modemaires, featured on the Bob 11:45 (7) COUNTERPOINT-30m. 12:50 (9) HOLLYWOOD BACKSTAGE Crosby show, will headline at the Cocoa- "Quiet Sunday" with John Dou- 1:30 (11) JACKSON'S LATE THEATER nut Grove for two weeks starting Wed- cette. When a man accidentally kills his 1:45 (2) GIVE US THIS DAY nesday. November 7. This will be the wife, he's afraid it will look like murder. group s fourth headline appearance at 2 (11) JACKSON'S NEWS, SPORTS (11) JACKSON'S THEATER (Z) the Grove. - MURDER AMONG FRIENDS."

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M-F Stairway to Stardom Badge 714 (11) 7:30 p.m. Sa Ford Star Jubilee (2) 9 p.m. Sa Mayor of the Town (5) 7:30 p.m. M Bandstand (4) 2:30 p.m. M-F Ford, T see Ernie Medic (11) 9:30 p.m. W Stand Up and Be Counted beat the Clock (2) 7 p.m. Sa (4) 11:30 a.m. M-If 9:30 p.m. Th .(4) 9 p.m. M (2) 10:10 a.m. M-F Benny, Jack_ (2) 7 p.m. alt. Su Ford Theater (7) 10 p.m. W Medical Horizons. (7) 4:30 p.m. Su Big Debate (13) 8 p.m. Su Frontier (4) 7 p.m. alt. 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(4) 4 p.m. Sa ',Wes of Texas Rangers Brothers, The (2) 8:30 p.m. Tu Godfrey nine (2) 3:30 p.m. M-Th Godfrey, Talent Scouts My Friend Flicka (2) 4:30 p.m. Sa Bu cc (2) 6:30 p.m. Sa My Hero (2) 6:30 p.m. F Teen Age Trials....(4) 12:30 p.m. Su Buffalo Bill, Jr. (7) 6 p.m. F (2) II:30 p.m. M (11) 6:30 p.m. /A Golden Voyage (13) 7 p.m. M am. al6IF Teleforuni (S) 8 p.m. M Bugs Bunny (5) 6 p.m. Su My Little Margie (11) 11 Goodyear TV Theater Telephone Time (2) 5:30 p.m. Su Burns and Allen (2) 8 p.m. M Mystery Playhouse (2) 10 p.m. W (4) 9 p.m. alt. Su Ten-Fifteen Theater Caesar, Sid ...... (4) 9 p.m. Sa Nagel, Conrad (7) 1 p.m. M-F Gordon's Garden (7) 4 p.m. Su Name That Tune (11) 10:15 p.m. M-F Cal's Corral (13) 2 p.m. Su Navy Log (2) 8 p.m. Th Grand Ole Opry (Stars of) .(7) Cantor, Eddie (13) 8 p.m. Tu 9 p.m. W This Is The Life (4) 2 pas. Su (13) 7 p.m. Su Noah's Ark (4) 8:30 p.m. Tu Captain Gallant (4) 5:30 p.m. Su This Is Your Life ..... (4) 10 p.m. W Great Churches of Golden West Notre Dame Highlights (5) 8 p.m. W Captain Jet (2) 4 p.m. So Thomas, Danny (7) 8 p.m. M (11) 11 a.m. Su O'Keefe, Watter....(7) 2:30 p.m. M-F Captain Kangaroo (2) 9 a.m. Sa Three Musketeers (11) 5 p.m. So Gunsmoke (2) 10 p.m. So Omnibus (7) 9 p.m. Su Captain Midnight (11) 6 p.m. Sa H .11 of stars Tic Tac Dough (4) 9 a.m. M-F (11) 7:30 p.m. Th On Trial (4) 9 p.m. F Captured (9) 8:30 p.m. Th Harm . , Tom Today (4) 7 a.m. M-F (2) 6:05 p.m. M-F Open Road (11) 9:30 p.m. Th Tonight (4) 1130 p.m. M-F Carle, Frankie (4 ) 7 '30 P•m• M Harvest (4) 1 p.m. Su Operation Success (9) 9:45 a.m. Su Town Hall Party (11) 10 p.m. So Cavalcade of Books (2) 4:30 p.m. Su Headline (5) 11 p.m. M Original Amateur Hour Cavalcade Theater (7) 9:30 p.m. Tu Help Wonted Treasure Hunt (7) 9 p.m. F (9) 3 p.m. Su (7) 7:30 p.m. Su Twenty-One (4) 10:30 p.m. W Champ Auto Races....(11) 2 p.m. Su Herald Playhouse (2) 10 p.m. M Charmed Circle (13) 10 p.m. W Hey Jeannie Otis, Johnny (13) 5 p.m. F 20th Century-Fox (2) 7 p.m. alt. 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Tu Holmes Dr. Ernest (S) 10 p.m. Su 11:20 p.m. Tu (5) II a.m. M Circus Time (7) 8 p.m. Th Home Show (4) 11 a.m. M-F People's Choice (4) 9 p.m. Th Wanderlust (13) 7:30 p.m. fv. Circus Boy (4) 7:30 p.m. Su Hometown Jamboree (S) 7 p.m. Sa Person to Person (2) 7:30 p.m. F War In the Air (9 ) 8 p.m. F City at Night (S) 9 p.m. Tu Hopolong Cassidy (11) 6:30 p.m. So Pet Exchange (7) 6:30 p.m. F *Ward, Baxter (13) 6, 11 p.m. M-F Cl imax. (2) 11:30 p.m. Th House Party (2) 10:30 a.m. M-F *Peterson, EInser..(4) 11:15 p.m. Su Washington Square (4) 4 p.m. aft. Su Clooney, Rosemary.... 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KHJ—Weekend on Wheel's. *KDAY—Jim Ameche Show. 8:15—KABC—This Week in KFAC—Muskal Masterpieces. KFAC—Saturday Showcase. 1 1 — KABC—Hank Simms. Washington. *KFWB—News. *KFOX—News. KFI—T.B.A. 8:30—KABC—Auto Info. KGER—Youth on the March. KFI—Music for Horne Folks. *KFWB—News; Bill Daniels. KHJ, KGB—Football: KGFJ—Musical Moments. KGFJ—World Bible Society. Notre Dame vs. Navy. KHJ—Music. KMPC—Johnny Grant. *KLAC—News. KALI —German-American 8:45—KABC—Music. KWKW—Raul's Time. KMPC—Dick Whittinghill. Broadcast. KHJ—Across the nee Pacific. 4:05—KFI—Polka Party (till 7). KPOL—Musical Meditations. KFAC—Symphonic Varieties. n *KABC-News Reporter. KFOX—Saturday Swing. KPOP—Hesperia. KGFJ—Bob Porter Show. KLAC—Alex Cooper. .7*KNJ—News. KRKD—Hilibilly, Country Music *KMPC—News; Ira Cook. KNX—Regal Tune Table. *KHJ—News. (all day). KPOL—Merchants Quiz. KGFJ—Hunter Hancock. 4:15—KFWB—Larry Finley Show. KWKW—Latin Amer. Rhythm. 11:15*KXLA—News. *KMPC—News; Bill Stewart. KBIG—Catalina Bandstand. *XXLA—News. 11:30—KFI—T.B.A. 9:15—KABC—Lawrence Well. KPOL—Piano Portraits. 8:05—KABC—Russ Records. KNX—Do It Yourself. MU—Music. 4:30—KABC—Long Bill. KNX—Story Master. KALI —First German 9:30—KABC—Howard Cosell Sports. KHJ—George Crowell. KFWB—Bill &silence Show. Methodist Church. KFI—Andy Mansfield. KNX—Football Review. KLAC—Dick Haynes (to 9:30). KFAC—To France will. Musk. KHJ—Monica Whalen. KALI —Voice of S. Americo. 8:15—KFI—Memos in Music. KGER—Missionary Army. KNX—Dcrnce Band. KLAC—Alex Cooper. erKHJ—Business News. KPOP—Shopping Hilites. KPOL—Pop Concert. KNX—It's Still Gil. KWKW—La Hera de Los KWKW—Bolero Time. KALI—Lura Frances Duprau. Angeles. 4:45—KNX—Sport Scene. KFAC—Sports Report. KXLA—Western Music. KPOP—Recorded Monk. LUCKY LAGER KFWB—Bill Be:Hance. 11:45*KALI—News. 4:55--KNX—Weather Along the KGFJ—Ncrtional Guard. 1 2-KABC—Didc Wesson. Highway. KMPC—Business News. DANCE TIME KFI—T.B.A. *K ABC—Honk Weaver. KWKW—Bob Mercado. *KNX—News. KXLA—Sacred Records. 5 KFI—Polka Party (cont'd.). KALI —Brother Clarence Welch AKNX—A. Jackson—News. 8:20—KFAC—Freeway Hi -Fi. KDAY—Fronk Evans. KBIG—Catalina Bandstand. 8:25*KHJ—Five Star News. KFAC—Luncheon Concert. KMPC—Sports. KFAC—Sunset Serenade. KMPC KGER—World TOMINTOW. *KFIVB—News. EVERY 1116111-910 te 12 P M 8:30—KHJ, KGB—Haven of Rest. KGFJ—Moods in Music. KNX, KFMB—Robert Q. Lewis. KGER—Aubrey Lee. *KLAC—News; Peter Potter. KGFJ—Jive at Five. KMPC—Dance Time. KALI —Bishop S. C. Johnson. *KMPC—News; Bill Stewart. KNX—Cliffie Stone. KBIG—Catalina Bandstand. *VJAPC—News; Johnny Greet. *KPOL—News; Music a la Cane. KPOL—Music. 9:35—KABC—Nat'l Juke los. KGER—Voice of China. KPOP—Recorded Music. 9:45—KHJ—Dateline Defense. KGFJ—College of Div. Science KPOP—Recorded Musk. KXLA—Hit Parade. 5:05—KNX—Wm. Kenneolly. n OK A BC —News Reporter. KLAC—Sam Bolter. 12:15—KFI—T.B.A. KFWit—Larry Finley Show. KHJ—Music. KMPC—Dick Whittinghill. KNX—Farm Report. 5:15*KABC—Nevrs Reponer. *KNX—Ten O'Clock Wire. KPOL—Music Shop. KWIZ—Top Teen Tunes. KNX—Todoy in Los Angeles. KFAC—Crossroads of Musk. *KPOP—News 8 Views, 12:30—KFI—T.B.A. *KFWB—Cleve Hermann. *KFWB—News. Cadwell. KNX—Philip Norman. KPOL—Music by George. KPOL—String Shift. 8:45—KFAC—Unity Viewpoint. KBIG—Catalina Bandstand. KXLA—Gospel Book Store. 5:20—KABC—Howard Coorll 10:10—KABC—Ilest Bonds. KDAY—Joe Adams Show. 5:25--KABC—Long Bill. KFINS—Larry Finley. —KABC—No School Today. KFWB—The Bill Daniels Show. 5:30—KHJ—Weekend on Wleesis. 10:15—KNX—Carroll Alcon KFI—Music. KGER—Church World News. KNX, KFM8—Tons Harmon. 10:25—KABC—Mcnic. 9 *KLAC—Del Moore and News. *KHJ—Five Star Newscast. KALI—Italiran Progrese. 10:30—ICABC—Lawrence Well. *KNX—News. KPOP—Hesperia. KFAC—Caucasion Memories. KNX—Philip Norman KBIG—Catolina Bandstand. *KFI—News. KFWB—Larry Finley Tune. KXLA—Western Music. KGFJ—Musical Reveries. KFAC—Morning Concert. 1 KHJ—Football. —KASC—Avto Info. *KFWB—News. KNX—Saturday Sport Scene. KXLA—Squeakin' Deacon. 3 KFI—Illoillywood Palladium. KGER—Bethany Prayer Chapel. 5:45—KHJ—George Crowell KFAC—Serenade. KHI—Newswheel. KGFJ—Time for Music. KNX, KFIAB—Frank Goss. KGFJ—Rendezvoos with Music. *KNX--Nevrs. *KMPC—News; Dick *KGER—Pop Parade. News. KGFJ—Sports News. 11:10—ICNX—Sports. Whittinghill. KLAC—Sont Balers, Sports. *KMPC—News, Bill Stewart. 11:15—KABC—Lers Go to Town. *KPOP—News and Views 5:55*KHJ—Five Star Newscast. KWKW—La Hora de Los KNX—Sersnode ie Wee. (Cadwell). Angeles. *KNX--Local News. 11:25—KAIIC—Musiool Interlocks. 9:05—KHJ—Record Merry-Go- KFWB—Daniels Den. L .*KABC—News Ree0e1111f. 11:30—KABC—Lawrenoe Well. Round. 1:05—KFI—Monitor. KFI—Polka Party (comed-). 01—Tasi'm the Doctor. KNX—Story Master. 1:15-411G—Fooebail: S.C. vs. ICHJ—Herwmii Calls KNX--Mesic till Down. KFOX—Saturday Swing. Washington State. KNX—It's Still Gil. KFWB—Bill &Nonce Show. 1:30—KNX—Football Preview. *KFWB—News; Mike Henry. arg--KAIK—Rourke in Hollywood. 9:15—KNX—It's Still Gil. KFWB—Bill Daniels. KMPC—Ilob Kelley, Sports. 3 *KMPC—News; On Till Dowe. KWKW—Festival with Fina. KMPC—Bill Stewart. 6:05--KABC—Howard Cosa& 12:30—KFI—Midrsight Flyer. 9:30*KABC—News Reporter. *KPOP—News and Views KFAC—Hi Fi Hoer. 1 —KFI—Other Side of the Day. *KFI—Local News. (Cadwell). KFWIS—Larry Finley r..... KHJ—Music. *KXLA—News. 6:10—KABC—Long Bill. KNX, KFMB—Gunsmoke. KWKW—Teddy Fregoso Show. 6:15*KMPC—World News_ KALI —Polka Party. 1:45—KNX—UCLA vs. Stanford. KGFJ—"The Sports lamed-Up" BIG FIVE KFWB—Al Jarvis (to 12:30). KXLA—Frank Simon. 6:30—KABC—Dr. James Fifeeld. KFAC—Concert Grand. 1:50—K HJ—Scoreboard. KHJ—Lombardo Lased. The annual Hollywood Bowl KLAC—Peter Potter. *K A BC —N•wo Reporter. KNX—Romance. Charity Show of the Rig Five on KPOL—Music Shop. KFAC—Ballet Time. *KF I—News. KPOP—Rskord Roons. 2 KMPC—Terlay's Rams. MAC is rapidly becoming a *KHJ—Five Star Newscast. KXIA—Musk. KFAC—Scrturday Matinee. KFWB—Strictly from Dixie. filmland institution. 9:35—KABC—Hank Simms Show. KXLA—Polka Dunce. KALI —Carlos Comedy,. 9:45—KFI—Tips From Changing This year the Big Ave—who *KGER—News; L.B. Bond. 6:55*KHJ—Five Sher Newscast. Times. *KNX—News. KGFJ—Musical Matinee. are actually the Rig Six — KHJ—Weekend on Wheels. .y—KABC—Layrnan's How. *KMPC—News; Johnny KXLA—Music. grossed $66,179 on the benefit, Grant (to 6:00). KFI—Nat'l Form and Nome 9:55—KNX, KFMB—Weather Along KPOL—Music a la Carte. Hour. some $10,000 lame than last the Highway. KPOP—Hunter Hancock. KHJ—Word of Life Hoer KNX—Sat. Night Couatry year. The net proceeds are dis- *KABC—Neves. 2:05—KABC—Dick Wesson. Style. KFI—The Andy Parker Show. KFI—Monitor. tributed between the Holly- 10 KFAC—Concerto. *KHJ—News. KHJ—George Crowell. KMPC—Bill Stewart. wood Boys' Club and the trade *KNX, KFMB—News. 2:30—KABC—Bill Ewing. *KXLA—News. 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KFI—Monitor. KNX, KFMB—Mitch Miller. Prophecy. KLAC—Del Moore (till 4:00). KHI, KGB—Lutheran Hour. KMPC—Legion Salute. KNX—Howard K. Smith. KPPC—Afternoon Concert. *KNX—C8S Sunday Desk. KPPC—Studio 13. KFOX—Music for Sunday. KXLA—Church in a Barn. KFAC—Favorites of France. *KWKW—News. KGER—John Brown. KGFJ—Ave Maria Hour. *KABC—News Reporter. 8:35—KABC—Christians in Action. KGFJ—Peoples Independent KMPC—John McShane. 2*KFI—News. 8:45*KGFJ—News. Church. KPPC—Virginia Wellman. *KNX—News. KMPC—Service Show. KLAC—Peter Potter (till 130). KRKD—Record Shop. KGER—World Tomorrow. KWKW—Gordon Baker Lloyd. KPOL—Joe White. KWKW—Milt Nava. KGFJ—Hollywood House. 13:55—KABC—Sunday Melodies. KPOP—National Travelers. KXLA—Lincoln Ave. Church. KIEV—Chet's Polka Parade. 9:40—KPPC—The Tower Chirnes. 5:45—KABC—Christmas Chimes. —KABC—Voice of Prophecy. *KMPC—News; Bill Stewart. 9.45—KNX—The Older You Grow. KGFJ—Sports Notes. 9*KHJ—Newspaper of the Air. KPOL—Tenach Tree . 9:50—KPPC—Organ Prelude. 5:55—KABC—Howard Cosell, Sports. KFOX—New Hope Baptist Ch. 9:55—KNX—Weather Along the KPOP—Hunter Hancock *KFWB—News. Highway. KXLA—Western Music. e.*KABC—Poul Harvey, News. *KLAC—News. 2:05—KABC—Howard CosaII, Sports. rà*KABC—News Reporter. KFI—Weekencl News. 9:05—KFWB—Union Rescue Mission. KM—Football. KHJ—Walter Winchell. 9:15—KHJ—Good News. KFI—Spotlight on Business. KFI—Monitor. *KNX—News. 9:25*KNX—News. *KM, KGB—Newspaper of the KNX—What's New in Books. KDAY—Joe Adams Show. 9:30—KABC—Country Church of Air. 2:10—KABC—Light for Today. KFAC—Family Hour. Hollywood. KNX—Story Master. 2:2.5*KABC—News. KFOX—First Assembly of God. KFI—C. P. MacGregor Show. KALI —Duo Romano-Smeroldo. 2:30—KABC—Greatest Story Ever KGER—Little Church by the KHI —four Pharmacist and KBIG—Catalina Bandstand. Told. Sea. You. KDAY—Frank Evans Show. KNX—Sunday Siesta. KMPC—Bill Stewart. KNX—Editor's Assignment. KGER—Radio Rey;la. KFAC—Sunday at the Pops. KRKD—St. Germain KFWB—Nat'l Guard Show. KGFJ—Hits of the Week. KGER—Colonial Tabernacle. Foundation. KGFJ—Apostolic Faith. *KMPC—News; Ira Cook. KPOP—Recorded Music. KPOt —Sunday Serenade. KMPC—Dance Time (to 12:00). KPOP—Voice of Israel. KXLA—Music. 6:05—KFI—Monitor. KPOP—Tabernacle of Faith. KPPC—Church Service. 2:45—KHJ—Weekend on Wheels. KNX—Indictment. 9:45—KHJ—This Fabled World. KXLA—Polka Program. KPOP—Christian Science. 6:15—KABC—Science Editor. KFWB—Ventures in Living. 10:05—KABC—Bill Ewing. *KHJ—front Page Headlines. KLAC—Report Card. 10:15—KFI—Hometown Happenings. —KABC—Dr. Billy Graham. KPPC—Stewart; Platters. 9:50 —KHI —Sports Time. KHJ, KGB—How Christian 3*KFI—News. 6:25*KHJ—Sports News. Science Heals 0 Study: 6:30*KABC—Drew Pearson. 1 —KABC—Pastor's KNX—Trojan Digest. KHI —Football. Dr. J. Lester Harnish. KFI—Local News KFOX—Angelus Hour. KFAC—County Museum *KFI—Richfield Reporter. KHJ—Williom Hillman. 10:25—KBIG—Sports News Concert. KHJ—Hour of Decision. KNX—lack Benny. 10:30*KABC—News Reporter. KFOX—Revival Center Church. *KNX-10 O'Clock Wire. KDAY—Frank Evans Show. *KFI—Sunday Report. KFWB—Bob Engel Show. KFAC—Gatewoy to Music. KFOX—Musk for Sunday. KHJ—Frank and Ernest. KGER—John Brown. 10:05—KFWB—Operation Education. KFWB-8ob Engel Show. KALI —Music KGFJ—Music in the Air. 10:15—KFI—Mayor Poulson. KGER—Ymith on the March. KFAC—Music Hall. *KMPC—News; Johnny Grant. KNX—The Leading Question. KMPC—Bill Stewart. KGER—Chosen People. KPOP—Duke Henderson. KFWB—Air Force. KPPC—Let There Be Light. 10:35—KABC—Howard CoteII, Sports. KWKW—Paramount Ballroom. KPOP—Rev. Sherron Jackson. KRKD—Record Shop. 10:40—KPBC—Bill Ewing. 3:15—KFI—Bob Considine. 10:30—KABC—Rmival Time. KV0E—Bible Center. 10:45—KFI—American Story. KFI—Hour of Decision. 3:25—KHJ—Football. KWKW—La Vsr de la KHJ—Weekend on Wheels. KHJ—Wings of Healing. Profecia KNX—Washington Week. 3:30—KABC—Herald of Truth. KFWB—Echoes of Eden. KXLA—Gospel Hour. KGER—Dr. Dan Gilbert. KFI—Monitor, 10:40—KNX—This I Believe. 10:55 *KNX—News KALI —Healing Waters 6:35—KFI—Monitor. 10:45—KLAC—Showtirrie, Assembly g g *KABC—News Reporter. 6:45—KABC—Washington Report. KNX—Capitol Cloakroom. KDAY—"Chico" Sesrna Show. KHJ—Music. • I *KFI—Weekend News KGER—Temple Time. 1 —KABC—Marines in Review. KFWB—Allen Rich. KHJ—George Crowell. KXLA—Fable Records. KFI—Supervisor's Report. KGFJ—Stan of Defense. KNX—Symphonette. KPOP—Duke Henderson. *KHJ—News-Wheel. KRKD—This Is Your Bible. KBIG—Catalina Bandstand. 3:35—KFI—Meet the Press. KGFJ—Rhythm and Blues. 6:55*KABC—Mobil News KFAC—First Methodist 3:45—KHI —Football. 11:10*KNX—New s. Church. ay—KABC—Mickey Kass Show. 11:15—KFI-6th Army Band. KGER—Church of the Open A —KABC—Floward Cosell, Sports. KFI—Opera "LaFavorita" KNX—Face the Nation. Door. KFI—Young America Sings. 2/12 hrs. 11:25—KABC—Musical Interlude. KGFI—Serrickgr Showcase. KNX—Juke /lox Jury. KHI—Guy Lombardo. 11:30—KABC—Lawrenc• Welk. KMPC—Ira Cook Show. BALI—Lab a Guerrero Club. *KNX—News KFI—Show Time. KPOL—Baptist Church. KFAC—Musical Masterpieces. KIIIG—Gsrest Star 11:45—KNX—U.N. Report. KPOP—Hollywood Baptist Ch. KFWB—Bob Engel Show. KDAY—Jim Amedm Show. 11:55•KNX—News. KIPPC—Monsing Classics. KGEOL-01c1 Fashioned Revival KFAC—Hi Fi Concert. 1 2—KABC—Dr. Billy Graham. KXLA—Sipreakirs' Demon. Hoar. KGER—Dr. Gordon Palmer.

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*KBIG,KMPC-KPOL-News. KMPC-Ira Cook. 2:45-ICNX-Philip Norman. 2:50*KGFJ-News. THE EARL KWKW-Festival with Fina. *KPOL-News Today. 9:30-KFI-Ladies Day. KPOP-Art Lobo. Show. .0,--ICABC-Kank Weaver, Music McDANIEL SHOW KHJ-Happy Homes, Norma KRKD-Louise Mortinsou Skew. gal and Sports (1 hr. 40 ene.). Young. KXLA-Hometown Jamboree. *KFI-Local News. 7:00 to 10:30 A.M. KNX, KFMB-Helen Trent. 12:05-KLAC-Peter Potter. *KHJ, KGB-Five Star Mon. thru Fri. KALI -Yiddish Program. KFOX-Downtown with Walt Newscast. KFAC-Piano Parade. Abbott. More Music Every Minute KDAY-Joe Adams Show. KFWB-Al Jarvis (to 12:30). KFWB-Al Jarvis. *KFWB-News. KGER-John Brown. 12:15*KABC-Paul Harvey. KGFJ-Music in the Air. KLAC-Peter Potter. KFI-Calif. Agriculture. KXLA-News. KPOL-Music Shop. MU-Cedric Foster. KPOL-Music a la Carte. KRKD-Faith for Today *KNX-Nelson McIninds. KFAC-Keyboord Styling". (Christ Church, Unity): Dr. 12:25*KBIG, KRKD-News. *KXLA-News. Franklyn Kelly-M, Th, F; 12:30-KABC-Mildred Younger. 3:05-KFI-Didr Sinclair. M, F. Dr. Ernest C. Wilson -Tu, W. *KFI-Locol News. KH.J-Jack Wagner_ rise noPainr merlon 1020 9:45-KNX, KFMB-Our Gal Sunday. KHJ-Jock Wagner. 3:15-KNX-Matinee. oir rt. ¿MS 9:50*KGFJ-News. KNX, KFMB-Art Linkletter. KGER-Good Nevus in Musk. 9:55*KFI-Mid Morning News. KDAY-Joe Adams Show. KXLA-Gory Goorferier, /desk. KHJ-Food Mart News *KFWB-Bill Daniels Show 3:25--ICFWB-Larry Finley Show. NOW . . . A New Time KDAY-Mike Connelly. ant Neves (till 3:30). 3:30-KW-Lyon Looks at KGER-World Tomorrow. Hollywood. for your UNITY program -KABC-My True Story. *KLAC-Del Moore 8 News. KALI -Voice of S. America. 10 ' KFI-Bandstand. KPOP-Art Labor Show. KDAY-Chico Sesame Show. "FAITH FOR TODAY" *KHJ, KGB-Newspaper of the KXLA-Western Music. KFAC-World of Opera. Air. 12:40-KFI-Speoking of Love.. KFWB-Larry Firdey Show. KNX-Nora Drake. 12:45-KABC-Jack Pear. 7:30 a.m. M-F KALI Dial 1430 KGIL-Metody Time_ KALI -Club Del Hogar. KFI-Record Album Review. 3:45-KHJ, KGB-Tel-lest. KDAY-Frank Evans Show. *KFAC-Dick Joy, News. 7:30 a.m. Sun. KLAC Dial 570 KNX-Matinee (till 455). KFAC-Concert Stage. 12:50*KGFJ-News. KALI -Salvador Heineassiiirc. *KFOX-News Headlines. 12:55*KHJ-News. KGER-Cononuter's Comenel. *-Indicates Newscast *KGER-News; Earl Lee. *KWKW-News, Sports. *KFI-Dove Shaw, News. TBA-To Be Announced KGFJ-Musicol Portraits. • *KLAC-News; Peter Potter. -KABC-Lou Cook Show. 4*KHJ, KGB-Felton Lewis. k. o*KABC-Orval Anderson News. *KMPC-News; Ira Cook. KFI-Five Star Matinee. KFAC-Allosical Meeseerpinoes. KFI-Hit the Road. KWKW-Teddy Fregoso. KHJ-Jack Wagner. KGFJ-Musical Momards. *KHJ, KGB-Cliff Engle. KXLA-AI Ryfle. KNX, KFMLI-Arthur Godfrey. *KPOL-fiews; Piano Portraits.. KNX-Bob Crane Show. 10:05-KFOX-Sentimental Journey. KFAC-Serenade. KMPC-lohouly Grand- KALI -Dr. Stanley Bailes. KFWB-Al Jarvis (till 12:30). *KFOX-News. KWWW-Dromen. KBIG-Catalina Bandstand. 10:15-KHJ-Tello-Test. KGER-J. B. U. Tryslie Trio. 4:05-XFOX-Take It Esrey Time. KDAY-Jim Arneche Show. KNX-Mo Perkins. KGFJ-Rendezvous with Music. RMS.-Larry holey Show. KFAC-Stock Market. KRKD-Health Talk. KMPC-Ira Cook. KLAC-Alex Cooper. *KFWB-News; Pat 10:30-KABC-When a Girl Marries. KPOL-Music a In Cotte. KWIZ-Top Lem Tunes- McGuiness. KHJ-Jack Wagner. KPOP-Brother Herido son's 4:15-KFI-Burrit Wheeler. KGER-Mispah. KNX-Young Dr. Malone. Spirituals. *KHJ-Frank Herwieguray. KGFJ-World Bible Society. KFAC-Loorn of Music. KRKD-Record Time. 4:30-KHJ-Here's the Answer. *KLAC, KXLA-News. KGER-Helen Markham. KXLA-Frank Simon. KALI -Duo Romano- *KMPC-World News. KPOP-Violet Schram. 1:05-KFW8-8ill Daniels Show. Soneraldo. KPOL-Voice of Calvary. *KRKD-News; Melodies. KFOX-Mild and Mellow. KDAY-Joirn Olds; Sports. KPOP-Earl McDaniel Show. 10:35-KGER-Rev. Leroy Kopp. 1:15-KFWB-Daniels Dee. ROES-Let's Go Traveling', F. KWKW-Milt Nava. 10:45-KABC-Whispering Streets. *KGER-World News. KLAC-Alex Cooper. 8:05-KABC-Fred Beck Show. KNX-Aunt Mary. 1:30-KFI-Hilltop House. KPOL-Pop Concert. *KFOX-News Headlines. 10:50*KGFJ-News. KHJ-Storyrime. 4:40*KABC-Nows. KFWB-Sports - Erik Paige. KFAC-Concert Matinee. 4:45-KABC-Hook Wearier, Spores. KLAC-Dick Haynes (to 9:30). -KABC-Grancl Central Station. KGER-Serenade in Blue, KGB-Scno eferyes. 8:15-104J-Help Wanted. *KHJ-Five Star News. -M; Quarter Harr an *KGFJ-Pleers. *KNX-News; David Vail.. *KNX, KFMB-News Quarter Deck-T; Big 4:5.5*KFI--Lccol News. KALI -Helen Markham. KALI -Carlos Camacho. Moment in Sports-W; KNJ-Bob Graeae. KFWB-Bill Reliance. KCBQ-Bandstand - Grandstand Story Hour-Th; Let's Gu KNX-Point of Low. KGFJ-Public Service. (to 5:15). to Town-F. *KLAC-Sam Bolter. KFAC-Mesters in Miniature. KLAC-Del Moore. KMPC-Business News. KGFJ-Music Festival. KMPC-Ira Cook. KPOL-The Voice of Calvary. *KLAC-News; Peter Potter. KXLA-Frank Simon, M, T, F. `OUR GAL DOTTY' KRKD-Music, M-Country KPOL-Merchant's Quiz. Garden Chats, W. Th. Church of Hollywood, Tu -F. 11:05*KHJ-News. 1:45-KFI-Pepper Young's hourly. KWKW-Bob Mercado. KNX-Right to Happiness. 1:55*KHJ-News. Dorothy Gardiner, who re- KFAC-Freeway Hi -Fi. 11:15-KABC-Beat the Record. in My Hoene. cently completed a mechanic's KXLA-Charlie KHJ-Queen for a Day. n—KFI—Womon 8:25*KHJ-Five Star News. KNX-Second Mrs. Burton. KHJ-Jack Wagner. course in the mechanications KMPC-Sports. KFAC-Folk Songs 8 Dances. KALI -Salvador S. fieneamder- of an automobile, was greatly 8:30*KABC-News. KGER-Sunshine Mission. 2:40-KNX-The Weather and You. *KFI-Pat Bishop Reports. 11:30-KFI-An Faker's Notebook. honored by her fellow students. KHJ, KGB- KNX, KFM8-Strike It Rich. They named the "Milady" hos- Bible Institute-M. W. F; ifAli-Tony Garcia. HUNTER HANCOCK Haven of Rest -Tu. Th. Sa. KFAC-Int'l Music Hall. tess, "The girl we'd most like 2 to 5 KNX-Chick Hearn, Sports. KGER-Rev. Mary Livingstone. to clean sparkplugs with." KALI -Rev. Mary Livingstone. KWKW-Martin Beretta. Monday thru Friday *KFAC-News. KXLA-Hometown Jamboree. KGER-Voice of China. 11:45*KFI-Lunch Hour Nsws with KGFJ-College of Divine 'at Bishop. Science. KNX-Pat Buttram Show. KMPC-Dick Whittinghill. KRKD-Lawrence Welk. SAFETY SWABS SWELL KPOL-Musk Shop. 11:55-KABC-Beat the Resord. LA. Breakfast Club, W. *KABC,Noontime News. *KRKD-News. Tom Flatten and his friend 12 KFI-Jim Todd - Form 8:35-KABC-Garden Guide. The 1020 Topeye' have recruited 1250 KNX-Bob Crane. Reporter. Iliad KRKD-Sweet Harmonies. *KHJ-Bols Greene. members in their 'Safety Swabs *KNX-Kenneolly's News. 11:45*KABC-News. *KGER-News; Join the Navy Club' in an effort to make kids KFI-Andy and Virginia. KALI -Brother Clarence Welch. M; *News; L. B. Boost ICSIG-Cotolina Bandstand. KNX-Howard Miller Show. Tu-F. and adults alike more safety. KFAC-Luncheon Concert. KFAC-Unity Viewpoint. KGFJ-Nresical Matinee. conscious. The 1250 junior sail- *KFWB-News. KGER-Bible Treasury. KPOL-The Wilshire Harm. KGER-Through the Bible. *KGFJ-News. KPOP-Hunter Hancock_ ors give Popeye' a pretty big KGFJ-Moods in Music. 8:55*KBIG-Southland News. KWKW-Teddy Fregoso. navy. KXLA-Music, M, Tri, W, Th. -KABC-Breakfast Club. 9*KHJ-Five Star Newscast. The 2:05-KFOX-Take It Easy Time. KNX, KFMB-Wendy Warren. ART LABOE SHOW 2:15-KFI-Mary Hicirox, "The KALI -American-Jewish 12:00 - 1:00 p.m. Feminine Touch." Broadcast. GROWING PAINS Monday thru Friday KPOL-Muskal Comedy. KFAC-Morning Concert. KRKD-Alburn Time. *KFWB-News; Bill Ballance 2:25-KBIG-Southlancl Dateline. Warren Hull of Strike It Show. Rich says people who should KGER-Lutheron Hour. 2:30-KNX-Reth Ashton. KGFJ-Lime for Music. ,KFAC-Pops Concert. diet are those who have KRKD-Modern Melodies. KGER-George McLain. 9:05 *KHJ-Gabriel Heatter. KPOL-Music o la Carte. stopped growing at both ends 9:10-KHJ-Gaylord Hauser. *KRKD-News. and have started growing in KGER-Peter Slack, Orono. 9:15*KHJ-Cecil Brown. Thu POIRuler Minion 1020 •Crel the middle! KNX-Backstage Wife. KRKD-Tops in Pops.

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—KABC—Len Beardsley. 5:55*KNX—Local News. *KFWB—Mirror News. 5*KFI -5 O'Clock Report. KRKD—Health Talk. KGER—Dr. Vernon McGee. KGER—Family Bible Hour. KHJ, KGB—Sports News. KGFJ—Hunter Hancock — KABC — Edward Morgan. KGFJ—Fiesta Latina. *KNX, KFMB—Edw. R. Morrow. *KMPC—News; Bill Stewart. 6*KFI—Elmer Peterson. *KBIG—Catalina Bandstand KMPC—Bill Stewart. 9:05—KFWB—Bill Daniels Show. KNX—Chick Hearn, Sports. and News (to 8 p.m.). KXLA—Al Ryfle Music. 9:15*KHJ—Fulton Lewis, Jr. KALI —Joe White 7:05—KABC—Record Rack. KDAY—Chico Sesma Show. 9:30—KABC—Mystery Time. KFOX—Johnny Otis Show. KFWB—America Dances. KFAC—Sunset Serenade. KFI—The American Way. *KFWB—News. 7:15—KFI—Art Baker's Notebook. *KFWB—News. KHJ—S•nator Kuchel *KLAC—News; Alex Cooper. KH.1—Behind the Story. KGER—Aubrey Lee. KNX—Gil Henry Show. KGER—American Soul Clinic. 7:25*KNX—Carroll Alton, News. KGFJ—Musical Reveries. KMPC—Dance Time KGFJ—Request Performance. 7:30—KABC—Record Rack. KLAC—Ales Cooper. 9:45—KHJ—Footnotes to Medical KMPC—Bob Kelley. KFI—Election Trends. *KMPC—News, Bill Stewart. History. KRKD—Tops in Pops. Kill—True Detective KPOL—Bob Scott. 9:55*KABC—News. Mysteries. KRKD—Ten Top Tunes. 6:05—KFAC—Dinner Concert. *KHJ—Basil Rathbone. KNX—Bing Crosby. *KWKW—News. KFWB—Lorry Finley Show. *KNX—Eric Sevareid - News. KFAC—Echoes 8. Encores. 6:10—KNX—Business World. evsKABC —New s 5:05—KABC—Hank Weaver, Music KFWB—Musical Program. and Sports. 6:15*KABC—News Beat. KGER—Rev. Victor Glenn. U*KFI—Richfield Reporter. KFWB—Larry Finley. KFI—Sports Report. KMPC—Bill Stewart. *KHJ—Gabriel Heatter. 5:10—KABC—Wall Street Final. KHJ—Bill Brundige. 7:35—KFI—Contrasts in Music. *KNX—Ten O'Clock Wire. KFI—Southlond Weather. *KNX, KFMB—Lowell Thomas. 7:45—KFWB—Rosary Hour. KFAC—Crossroads of Music. KGER—Camp Meeting *KHJ—News. *KMPC—News. KNX—Almanac. KXLA—Toastmasters. 113:05—KHJ—Oil Conservation. 5:15—KABC—Stevenson-Kefauver. 6:25—KHJ—Harry Wismar. 7:55*KABC—News. 10:15—KABC—Dr. Frederick Bails*. *KFI—Rollie Thomas, News. 6:30—KABC—Private Wire. KFI—A Joy Forever —KABC—L. A. Concert. *KHJ—Newsreel. KFI—Fred Waring. 8 *KNX—Bill Kenneally *KFI—News of the World. *KNX—Carroll Alcott. *KHJ—Virgil Pinkley. KHJ—Danger with Granger. 10:20—KHJ—George Crowell KFOX—Today in Sports. KNX—Amos 'n' Andy Music 10:25—KNX—Tom Hanlon *KNX, KFMB—News. KFWB—Cleve Hermann. Hall. 10:30—KABC—Terrea Lea Sings KFAC—Evening Concert. KPOL—Music by George. KFAC—Musical Milestones. *KFWB—News. KFI—This Thing Called Life. KWKW—Merienda Musical. KFWB—America Dances. KNX—Adlai Stevenson KGFJ—World Bible Society. S:20*KABC—Sports Caravan. KGFJ—Christian Chapel. 10:45*KFI—Al Poska Show. KLAC—Gene Norman (to 12). 5:30—KABC—Wm. Winter. KMPC—Todoy's Roces. 8:05—KNX—Robert Q. Lewis. 1 — KABC—Say It With Music *KFI—Feature Wire. KRKD—Right to Live (Span.). KFWB—Bill Ballance Show. 1 *KFI-11th Hour News. KHJ—Bob and Ray. KWKW—Torero. 8:15—KFI—One Man's Family. *KHJ—News-Wheel KXLA—Frank Simmon KNX, KFMB—Torn Harmon. KGFJ—Army Recruiting. *KNX—Max Roby KALI —Italian Program Western Music. 8:30—KABC—Stevenson & Kefauver 11:10*KNX—Merry Go Round KFAC—Continental Varieties. 6:45—KABC—Record Rack. Speeches. 11:15—KFI—Sports, Rollie Thomas KFWB—Larry Finley Show. KHJ—Sont Hayes. *KFI—Henry J. Taylor. 11:30—KFI—Now Hear This, Dave KFOX—Top Ten lunes. KGFJ—Novy Recruiting. KHJ—Reporter's Roundup. Show. KGER—Frieda Neuhaus. KFI—Musical. KGFJ—College of Div. Science. KNX—Music 'til Dawn. KRKD—Sports Dial. 6:55*KHJ—Five Star Newscast. 8:45—KFI—Pastels in Music. KFWB—Larry Finley Show KWKW—Hoyos Hour. *KNX—News. KGER—Dan Gilbert. KGFJ—Hollywood House KXLA—Squeakin' Deacon. KGFJ—Foundation for the Party. 5:45*KABC—Bob Garred. *7—KABC—John Vandercook. Blind. 11:45—KABC—Manuel Cerecedes. *KFI—Dave Shaw, News KFI—Man on the Go. the Band. 11:55*KFI—Local News *KNX, KFM8—Frank Goss. n — KABC —Meet KHJ—Gabriel Heatter. KFI—Telephone Hour. 12- KFI—The Midnight Flyer. KGFJ—Sports Notes. KNX—Masters of Melody. *KHJ—News, KLAC—Sam Bolter, Sports. KALI—Raul's Program KNX—Regal Tune Table. 1 —KFI—The Other Side of the KRKD—Race Results. KFAC—Intermerso. *KFWB—News Day.

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e *KABC—Len Beardsley. KLAC—Alex Cooper. *KABC—Len Beardsley. 7:05—KABC—Record Rock. *KFI-5 O'Clock Report. ' 7:15—KFI—Art Baker's Notebook. 5*KFI-5 O'Clock Report. 7:15—KHJ—Behind the Story. KHJ, KGB—Sports News. KHJ—Behind the Story. KHJ, KGB—Sports News. KRKD—Dinner Music. *KNX, KFMB—Edw. R. Murrow. KRKD—Dinner Music. *KNX, KFMB—Edw. R. Murrow. 7:25—KFI—Sports Digest. *KBIG—Catalina Bandstand 7:25*KNX—News. KALI —Voice of S. America. *KNX—News. and News (to 8 p.m.). 7:30*KFI—News. *KBIG—Cretalina Bandstand KRKD—Right to Live (Span.). KDAY—Chico Semis, Show. KHJ—Official Detective. and News (to 8 p.m.). 7:30—KFI—Sports Highlights. KFAC—Sunset Serenade. KNX—Bing Crosby. KFAC—Sunset Serenade, KHJ—Counterspy. KGER—Aubrey Lee. KFAC—Echoes and Encores. KFOX—Today in Sports. KNX—Bing Crosby. KGFJ—Musical Reveries. KGER—Helen Markham. *KFWB—News. KFAC—Echoes and Encores. *KLAC, KWKW—News. KGFJ—Precious Moments. KGER —Aubrey Lee. KFWB—Musical Porgram. *KMPC—News; Bill Stewart. KMPC—Bill Stewart. KGFJ—Musical Reveries. KGER—Precious Word. KPOL—Music by George. KRKD—Heolth Talk. *KAC—News; Sports. KGFJ—Precious Moments. KPOP—Recorded Music. KWKW—La Hora Popular. *KMPC—News; Bill Stewart. KRKCI—Health Tolk. KRKD—Ten Top Tunes. KXLA—Music. KDAY—Chico Semler Show. KWKW—Lu Hora Popular. 5:05—KABC—Honk Weaver, Music KPOL—Music by George. 7:45—KNX—Bruin-Trojan Hi -Lites. and Sports. 7:45—KNX—Almonac. KPOP—Recorded Music *KFOX—U.P. News. KLAC—Alex Cooper. *KFOX—U.P. News. KRKD—Ten Top Tunes. KFWB—Rosary Hour. 5:10—KABC—Wall Street Final. KFWB—Rosory Hour. 5:05—KABC—Hank Weaver, Music KRKD—Catholic Hour. KFI—Southland Weather. KRKD—Cotholic Hour. and Sports. KXLA—Property Owners. *KHJ—News. 7:55*KABC—News KFWB—Lorry Finley Show. 7:55*KABC—News 5:15*KABC—News. *KABC—Bill Ewing. *KLAC—Alex Copoer 8. News. 0*KABC—Bill Ewing *KFI—Rollie Thomas, News. *KWKW—News. *KHJ—Newsreel. 8*KFI—News of the World. *KFI—News of the World. 5:10—KABC—Wall Street Final. *KNX—Carroll Alcott KHJ—It's A Crime, Mr. KHJ—City Editor. Collins. KFI—Southland Weather. KFOX—Today in Sports. *KNX—News. *KNX, KFMB—News. *KHJ—News. KWKW—Race Roundup. KFAC—Evening Concert. KFAC—Evening Concert. 5:15—KABC—News. KWKW—Merienda Musical. KGER—Bible Treasury. *KFI—Rollie Thomas. 5:20*KABC—Sports Caravan. KFWB—Christian Science, KGFJ—World Bible Society. KGER—Bible Treasury. *KHJ—Newsreel. KFWB—Cleve Hermann. *KMPC—News; Bill Stewart. KGFJ—World B7ble Society. *KNX—Carroll Alcott. 5:30—KABC—Wm. Winter KRKD—Christion Science. KFOX—Today in Sports. *KFI—Feature Wire. *KLAC—News; Gene Norman KWKW—Italian Melodies. KFWB—Cleve Hermann. KHJ—Bob and Roy. KWKW—Italian Radio *KXLA—News Melodies. 5:20—KABC—Sports Caravan. KNX, KFMB—Tom Harmon. 8:05—KNX, KFMB—Robert Q. Lewis. 5:30*KABC—Wen. Winter. KFAC—Continentol Varieties. *KXLA—News. KLAC—Gene Norman (till 12). *KFI—Feature Wire. KFWB—Lorry Finley Show. 8:05—KNX, KFMB—Robert Q. Lewis. 8:15—KFI—One Man's Family. KHJ—Bob and Ray. KFOX—Top Ten Tunes. 8:15—KFI—One Man's Family. KFWB—Bill Ballonce. KNX, KFMB—Torri Harmon. KGER—Frieda Neuhaus. KFWB—Bill Ballance Show. 8:30—KFI—Art Baker's Notebook. KALI—Smeroldo Program. KRKD—Sports Dial. KGFJ—Report to Parents. KHJ—By the People. KFAC—Continental Varieties KWKW—Hoyos Hour. KXLA—Music, 8:45—KFI—Melody Time. KFOX—Top Ten Tunes. KXLA—Squeakin' Deacon. 8:30—KFI—The Great Gildersleeve. KGFJ—Music for America. KFWB—Larry Finley. 5:45*KABC—Bob Gorred. KHJ—Army Hour. —KABC—Meet the Band. KGER—Frieda Neuhaus. *KFI—Dave Shaw. KGER—Voice of China. 9 KFI—Hollywood Palludium. KGFJ—Col. of Divine Science. *KLAC—News *KNX, KFMB—Frank Goss. *KHJ—News. KRKD—Sports Dial. KFWB—Larry Finley Show. KWKW—Latin Music. KNX—Regal Tune Table. KWKW—Hoyos Hour, KGFJ—Sports Notes. 8:45—KGER—Don Gilbert. *KGFJ—Hunter Hancock. KXLA—Squeakin' Deacon. KLAC—Som Bolter, Sports. KGFJ—Auto Club. 9:15—KABC—Meet the Band. 5:45*KABC—Bob Garred. KRKD—Race Results. n —KABC—Meet the Band. *KHJ—Fulton Lewis, Jr. *KFI—Dave Shaw News. 5:50*KGFJ—New,. KFI—Conversotion. 9:30—KABC—Mystery Time. *KNX, KFM8—Frank Goss. 5:55*KNX—Local News. *KHJ—News. KFI—Uninterrupted Melody. KGFJ—Sports Notes. *KABC—Edward Morgan. KNX—Regal Tune Table. KHJ—Footnotes to Medical 6 KLAC—Sam Bolter, Sports. *KF/—Elmer Peterson. KFOX—Sleepy Stein Show. History. KRKD—Race Results. KNX—Gil Henry Show. KNX—Chick Hearn, Sports. KGER—Pentecostal Church, El Monte. 5:50*KGFJ—News. KMPC—Dance Time. KALI —Joe White. 5:55*KNX—Local News. *KFAC, KLAC—News. KGFJ—Hunter Hancock. 9:55—KABC—People in the News. KABC—Edward Morgan. KFOX—Johnny Otis Show KGIL—Musical Scrapbook. 6 KHJ—Basil Rathbone. *KFI—Elmer Peterson. (to 9:00 p.m.). KWKW—San Gabriel KNX—Eric Sevareid. KNX—Chick Hearn, Sports. *KFWB—News. Symphony. n*KABC—ABC Late News. KALI —Joe White KGER—American Soul Clinic. KXLA—Lou Stevens. gior *KFI—Richfield Reporter. KFOX—Johnny Otis Show. KGFJ—Request Performance. 9:15—KABC—Meet the Band. KW—Gabriel Heotter. KGER—American Soul Clinic. KMPC—Kelley, Sports. *KHJ—Fulton Lewis, Jr. *KNX—Ten O'Clock Wire. KGFJ—Request Performance. KPOL—Musical Comedy. 9:30—KABC—Mystery Time. KFAC—Crossroods of Music. 6:05—KFAC—Dinner Concert. KFI—People Are Funny. KMPC—Bob Kelley, Sports, KGER—Camp Meeting. KPOL—Musical Comedy. KFWB—Larry Finley Show. KHJ—Musical Moments. *KFWB—News. KRKD—Tops in Pops. KRKD—Tops in Pops. KNX—Gil Henry Show. KXLA—Lash Labour. 6 10—KNX—Business World. KFAC—Crossroods of Music. 6:05—KFAC—Dinner Concert. 10:05—KHJ—George Crowell. KFWB—Larry Finley. 6 15*KABC—News Beat. KGER.-.Dr. Orr Bible Study. KFWB—Larry Finley 6:10—KNX—Business World. KFI—Sports Report. KMPC—Dance Time. KHJ—Bill Brundige. 9:45—KHJ—Footnotes to Medical 6.I5*KABC—News Beat. KFI—Sports Report. HOW TO FIND PEACE IN *KNX, KFMB—Lowell Thomas. History. KHJ—Bill Brundige. *KMPC—World and Local News. 9:55—KABC—People in the News. 6:25—KHJ—Harry Wismer. KHJ—Basil Rathbone. *KNX, KFMB—Lowell Thomas. THIS CHANGING WORLD *KMPC—World & Local News. 6 30—KABC—Private Wire. *KNX—Eric Sevoreid News. 6:25—KHJ—Harry Witmer. DR. FREDERICK BAILES KFI—Fred Waring. n*KABC—News. KFI—Sports Digest. *KHJ—Virgil Pinkley. U*KFI—Richfield Reporter. 6:30—KABC—Private Wire, 1C:15 — 103C p.m. KNX—Amos 'n' Andy Music KHJ—Gabriel Heotter. B, KFI—Fred Waring. KA Ir. Mon. thru Fri. Hall. *KNX-10 O'Clock Wire. *KHJ—Virgil Pinkley. KALI —Programa Pan American. KFAC—Crossroads of Music. 6:45 — 7 a.m. KNX—Arnos 'n' Andy Music. KFAC—Musical Milestones. KXLA—Rick Laura, KRKD Mon. thru Fri. Hall. KGER—Rev. Al Harlan. 10:05—KHJ—George Crowell. KFAC—Musical Milestones. 10:15—KABC—Dr. Frederick Belles. *KGFJ—Christian Chapel. KFWB—Larry Finley Show. KFWB—Arnerica Dances. KFI—A Joy Forever. KMPC—Today's Races. 10:15—KABC—Dr, Frederick Bailes. KGER—Rev. Al Harlan. KNX—William Kenneally, KRKD—Right To Live (Span.). KF1—A Joy Forever. KGFJ—Christion Chapel. 10:25—KNX—Tom Hanlon. KWKW—Tolera (drama). *KNX—Bill Kenneally. KG1L—Memory Melodies, 10:30—KABC—Terrea Lea Srngs. KXLA—Squeakin' Deacon. 10:25—KNX—Tom Hanlon. KMPC—Today's Races. KFI—This Thing Called Life. 6:45—KABC—Record Rack. 10:30—KABC—Political Speech. KWKW—Torero, KNX—Philip Norman KHJ—Sorn Hayes. KFI—Your Favorite Hymns. KXLA—Squeakin' Deacon. KFWB—Larry Finley Show. KGFJ—Auto Club. KNX—Phil Norman. 6:45—KABC—Record Rack. KMPC—Donce Time. KWKW—Casa Los Perez. 10:45—KABC—Terrea Lea Sings. KHJ—Sam Hayes 10:45—KFI—Al Poska Show, 6:55*KHJ—Five Star Newscast. KFI—Al Poska Show. KGFJ—Fiesta Latina. *KNX—News. KABC—Say It With Music 1 — KABC—Say It With Music. KWKW—Casa Los Perez. *KFI—I I th Hour News. my*KABC—John Vondercook. .1 *KFI-1 I th Hour News. 1 6:55*KHJ—Five Star Newscast. *KHJ—News Wheel. KFI—Man On The Go. *KHJ—News Wheel. *KNX—News *KNX—Max Roby KHJ—Gabriel Heatter. *KNX—Mas Roby. .7*KABC—John Vondercook. KRKD—Uncle Charlie. KNX, KFMB—Master of 11:10—KNX—Merry Go Round. KFI—Gillette Fights: Flash Elorde 11:10—KNX—Merry Go Round. Melody 11:15--KFI—Sports, Rollie Thomas. KALI—Raul's Program. 11:30—KABC—Say It With Music. vs. Miguel Berrios. 11:15—KFI—Sports, Rollie Thomas. Featherweight 11:30—KFI—Now Hear This—Dave KBIG—Catalina Bandstand. KFI—Hollywood Palladium. KHJ—Gabriel Heatter. Shaw. KFAC—Intermezzo. KNX—Music 'til Dawn. KNX, KFMB—Masters of KNX—Music 'til Dawn *KFWB—News. KGFJ—Hollywood House Melody. KGER—Farnily Bible Hour. Party. KGFJ—Hollywood House KBIG—Catalina Bandstand. Party. KGFJ—Fiesta latina. 11:45—KABC—Manuel Cerecedes. KFAC—Interrne zco. 11:45—KABC—Bob Miller. *KLAC, KRKD—News. 11:55*KFI—News. KGER—Farnily Bible Hour. 11:55*KFI—Local N•ws. KWKW—Freddy Fregoso. KFI—The Midnight Flyer. 12- *KLAC, KRKD—News. 1 1 Party Line. KXLA—Music. .—KABC—Rourke's KMPC—Bill Stewart (to 9:30). KFI—Midnight Flyer. 7:05—KABC—Record Rack. 1 —KFI—The Other Side of the KWKW—Teddy Fregoso. 1 —KF I—The Other Side of the KFWB—Arnerica Dances. Day. KXLA—Music—Al Ryfle. Day.

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Sa Ave Maria Hour KGFJ, 5:30 p.m. Su 8.45 a.m. M-F Backstage Wife KNX, 9:15 a.m. M-F Marx, Groucho KFI, 3:00 p.m. Sa Bailes, Dr. Frederick KABC, 10:15 p.m. M F Masterson, Paul KABC, 655 p.m. Tu, F Baker, Art KFI, 11:30 a.m. M-F; Matinee KNX, 3:15 p.m. M-F LYMAN BRYSON DONALD VOORHEES . . 7:15 p.m. M, Tu, W, Th; 8:30 p.m. F Mclninch, Nelson KNX, 6 a.m., 12:15 p.m. M-F Ballancr, Bill KFWB, 6 a.m., 8:15 a.m. M -Sa Meet a Celebrity KABC, 12:30 p.m. M-F Bandstand KFI, 10 a.m. M-F Monitor KFI, 1:05 p.m., 7:05 p.m. Sa; Beat the Record KABC, 11:15 a.m. M-F 12 noon Su Behind the Story KHJ, 7:15 p.m. M-F Morris, Frank KABC, 9:30, 10:C5 a.m. Su Benny, Jack KNX, 6:30 p.m. Su *Morgan, Edward KABC, 6 p.m. M-F Biographies in Sound KFI, 905 p.m. Tu Murrow, Edward R. KNX, 5 p.m. M-F Bob 8 Ray KHI, 5:30 p.m. M-F Nat'l Farm 8. Home Hr KFI, 11:30 am. Sa Boston Symphony KFI, 8:30 a.m. Su N. O. Jots Band Hall KNX, 8:30 p.m. So Brown, Cecil KHJ, 9,30 ans. M-F Newspaper of the Air Breakfast Club KABC ,9 a.m. M-F KHJ, 10 a.m. Su-F; 9 p.m. Su Brundige Bill KHI, 5:45 p.m. M-F Na Salo& Today KABC, 9 a.m. So Buttram, Pat KNX, 1145 0.T. M-F Norman, Phil KNX, 2:4.5 p.m M-F 1'30 p.m. Sa Iiell Capitol Cloakroom KNX, 10:45 p.m. Su Catholic Hour KFI, 11:30 a.m. Su Official Detective KHJ, 7:30 p.m. Th CESAR ROMERO GUY LOMBARDO CBS Radio Work Shop KNX, 4:30 p.m. Su. One Man's Family KFI, 8:15 p.,. M-F Chet's Po:ka Parad• KIEV, 2 p.m. Su Opera KFI, 7 p.m. Su Christian Science KFOX, 8:00 p.m. Su Operation Education KFWB, 10:03 p.m. Su Sunday, November 4 KFI, 9:15 a.m. Su; KHJ-KGB, 10:15 a.m. Su Our Gal Sunday KNX, 9:45 a.m. F Church in Barn....KXLA, 8 p.m. Sa; 1:30 p.m. Su Parker, Andy KFI, 10 a m. So INVITATION TO LEARNING, KNX, 800 are City Editor KHJ, 8:00 p.m. F Pear, Jack KABC, 12:45 p m. M-F Lyman Bryson and panelists discuss Victor Conversation KFI, 9 p.m. Th Pearson, Drew KABC, 6.30 p.m. Sa ilugo's "La Legende des Siecles." Counterspy KHJ, 7:30 p.m. F People Are Funny KFI, 9:30 p.m. Th Crane, Bot. KNX, 6:15 a.m.; 8:35 a.m. M-F Pepper Young's Family KFI, 1:45 p ro. M-F NEW YORK PHILHARMONIC, KNX 11:30 a.m. Crime Film of Flamond KHJ, 8:00 p.m. W *Peterson, Elmer KFI, 6 p.m. M -Th; 7 p.m. F Dimitri Mitropoulos conducts the orchestra in Crosby, Bing KNX, 7:30 p.m. M-F *Pinkley, Virgil KHJ, 6:30 p m. M-F the network premiere of Gunther Schuller's Crowell, George KHJ, 10 p.m. M-F; Point of Law KNX, 4:55 p.m. M-F "Brass Symphony.", Betty Jean Hagen, young 2-00 p.m. Sa; 4:35 p.m. Su Polka Party KFI, 405 p.m. So Caradian violinist is today's special guest. Do It Yourself KNX, 11:30 a.m. So Potter, Peter KLAC, 9:30 a.m. Sa, Su Dragnet KFI, 8:30 p.m. Is. Private Wire KABC, 6:33 p.m M-F Monday, November 5 Drake, Nora KNX, 10 a.m. M-F Putnam, George KABC, 12:30 p.m. M-F Editor's Assignment KNX, 9:30 p.m. Su Queen for a Day KHJ, KGB, 11:30 a.m. M-F NBC BANDSTAND, KFI, 1000 a.m. Guy Lombardo Election Returns KNX, 4 p.m. on; KABC, 530 Race Results KRKD, 5:45 p.m. M -Sa; and Shep Fields and singer Dick Haymes are p.m.; KHJ, 6 p.m.; KFI, 6 p.m. Tu. KMPC, 6:30 p.m M -Sa Report Card KLAC, 9:45 p.m. Su guests today and every day through Friday. Eternal Light KFI, 12:30 p.m. Su Ewing, Bill KABC, 2:35, 3,25 p.m. So Report to Parents KGFJ, 8:15 p.m. Th VOICE Oe FIRESTONE, KABC, 8:30 p.m. Blanche Face the Nation KNX, 11:15 p.m. Su *tichfield Reporter KFI, 10 p.m Su-F Thebom, mezzo-soprano, is guest soloist in Family Theater KHJ, 8:30 pos. W Right to Happiness KNX, 1105 oro. M-F excerpts from Saint-Sans' opera, "Samson and FBI in Peace and War KNX, 7:05 p.m. Su Ritter, Tex KFI. 7:30 p.m. So Delilah." Fearless Follies KHJ, 5:30 p.m. M-F Romance...... KNX, 6:30 p.m Sa Ferris, Bob. KABC 6:15 p.m. M-F Rourke, Jack KABC, 12 mid. Tu -So Tuesday, November 6 Fifield, Dr. James KABC, 6:30 p.m. Sa Salt Lake Tabernacle KNX, 8:30 a.m. Su Fights KABC, 6:05 p.m. W; KFI, 7 p.m. F Sat. Night Country Style KNX, 6:30 p.m. So ELECTION COVERAGE, Refer to Program Finder Finley, Larry KFWB, 10:30 p.m. M-W; Scout Jamboree KFI, 4:3C p.m. Su 12:05 p.m. Th-Sa Second Mrs. Burton KNX, 11:15 a.rn M-F Wednesday, November 7 Flynn, John T KHJ, 8:15 p.m. Su Sheen, Bishop KABC, 8:30 p.m. Tu Football... .KNX, 1:45 p.m. So; KBIG, 1:15 p.m. Sa; Sinclair, Dick KFI, 3:15 p.m. M-F WEDNESDAY NIGHT FIGHTS, KABC, 7:05 p.m. KHJ, KGB, 11:00 a.m. So; 11:20 p.m. Su *Sokolsky, George KABC, 8:30 p.m. Tu Joe Miceli vs. Carlo Sarlo, middleweight bout Foster, Cedric KHJ, 12:15 p.m. M-F Stewart, Bill KMPC, 5-6 p.m., 7-9:30 p m. from Chicago Stadium. Fuller, Dr Charles KABC, 1 p.m. Su M -Sa; 2-3 p.m., 6-8 p.m. Su *Fuller, Sid KHJ, 12,15 p.m. Storytime KHJ, 1 p.m. tri -F Thursday, November 8 *Fuller, Sid KHJ, 12 noon M-F Strike It Rich KNX, 11:30 a.m. M-F Funny Paper Man KFI, 8 a.m. Sa Sunday Desk KNX, 5:30 p.m Su CONVERSATION, KFI, 9:00 p.m. Clifton Fadiman Gangbusters KHJ, 7:30 p.rn. W Suspense KNX, 8:30 p.m. Tu and his guests Richard Rodgers and Ted Brown Gilchrist, Norma KPOL, 12 noon M -Sa Telephone Hou' KFI, 9p.m. M discuss the subject "Rock and Roll." Gillette Fights KFI, 6 p.m. F *Thomas, Lowell KNX, 6:15 p ro. M-F Godfrey, Arthur KNX, 7:30 a.m. M-F Travis, Merle KFI, 8 p.m. So Friday, November 9 *Goss, F KNX, 7:30 a.m. M -Sa; 5:45 p.m. Sa Treasury Agent KHJ, 7,30 p.m. lu Grand Central Station KABC, 11 a.m. M-F True Detective Mysteries KHJ, 7:30 p.m. Is GILLETTE RIGHTS, KFI, 7:00 p.m. Flash Elorde Graham, Billy KABC, 3 p.m., 12 mid. Su University Explorer KNX, 9:15 a.m. Su of the Philippines vs. Miguel Berrios of Puerto Grant, 1....KMPC, 12 p.m., 4 p.m. M-F; 1 p.m. W *Vandercook, John KABC, 7 p.m. M, Rico in a ten round featherweight bout from Great Gildersleeve KFI, 8:30 p.m. Th Voice of Firestone KABC, 8:30 p.m. M Gunsmoke KNX, 930 a.m. Sa; 7,30 p.m. Su Voice of Prophecy KHJ, 9:30 a.m. Su Madison Square Garden. Hancock, Hunter KPOP, 2 p.m. M -Sa; Wagner, Jack KHJ, 1:25 p.m. KGFJ, 9 p.m. M -Sa 10:30 a.m. M, Tu, W, F Hanlon, Tom KNX, 10:25 p.m. M-F Wakely, Jimmy KNX, 7:30 p.m. Se Harmon, Tom ..KNX, 5:30 p.m. M, W, Th, F, So Wall Street Final KABC, 5:10 a.m. Sc HEAR... Hawaii Calls KHJ, 6 p.m. So Waring, Fred KFI, 7:30 p.n. M-F *Hayes, Sam KHJ, 4:45 p.m., 6:15 p.m. M-F Washington Week KNX, 10:45 a m. lu Hearn, Chick KNX, 8:30 a.m., 6:00 p.m. M-F Weaver, Hank KABC, 3 p.m Pst-F Wednesday Night Fights KABC, 6:05. p m. W Walter S. Symonds, C.S.B. *Heatter, Gabriel KHJ, 7 p.m., 10 p.m. M-F Help Wanted KHJ, 8:15 a.m. M-F Welk, Lawrence KABC, 10:30 p.m. Sa; of San Antonio, Texas *Hemingway KHJ, 7 a.m., 4:15 p.m. M-F 11:30 p.m. Sa, Su; 9:30 p.m. lh Henry, Gil KNX, 6,15 a.m., 7:15 a. ni., What's New in Books KNX, 2:05 p.m. Sc. 7:45 a.m., 10:45 a.m. Sa Wheeler, Bu KFI, 4:15 p.m M-F lecture, entitled Hermann, Cleve KFWB, 5:15 p.m. Sa Whittinghill, Dick KMPC, 4:30 p.m. Se.; Hickox, Mary KFI, 2:15 p.m. M-F 6 a.m. M-F; 7 a.m. Sa "CHRISTIAN SCIENCE: Hilltop House KFI, 1:30 p.m. M-F Who Knows This KXLA, 7:45 p.m. MI Howe, Ouincy....KABC, 5:15 p.m., Su; 7 p.m. W-F Wilson, Dr. Ernest KALI, 7:30 a.m. M-F; THE LAW OF GOD" Hunter, Ben KFI, 1 a.m. M -Sa KLAC, 7:30 a.m. Sc. Invitation to Learning KNX, 8 a.m. Su Winchell, Walter KHJ 6:00 p.m. Su I've Been Reading KW!, 9:15 p.rn. 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PAGE 46 TV-RADIO LIFE Around the Sports Circle With The L. A. Rams

WHEN veteran Ram announcer Bob Kelley takes over the TV chores, popular Bill Brundige handles the play-by-play of the Ram games over KFIJ radio.

AMONG the Rams most promising rookies this season is the 220-pound full- back from West Virginia, Joe Marconi. et. ANOTHER promising rookie on the Ram roster is center Hugh Pitts from Texas Christian. He was the Rams' number two draft choice in 1956.

ELROY "CRAZYLEGS" NOW AN established star in HIRSCH supposedly the National Football League retired two seasons ago, is rugged Les Richter. The six-foot but ole number "40" is still three-inch, 230-pound lineman is con- in business snagging passes. sidered one of the best in the business.

REMAINING CONFERENCE GAMES

P.S.T. Sun., Oct. 28 Detroit Lions 1:20 p.m.

Sun., Nov. 4 Chicago Bears 1:20 p.m Sun., Nov. 11 San Francisco 49ers 1:?_0 p.m. Sun., Nov. 18 Chicago Bears 10:50 a.m. Sun., Nov. 25 Baltimore Colts 10:50 a.m. Sun., Dec. 2 Pittsburgh Steelers 10:50 a.m. Sun., Dec. 9 Baltimpre Colts 1:20 p.m. Sun., Dec. 16 Green Bay Packers 1:20 p.m. Page corty-seven innway Shows

Get 6;` By Jack Holland

Il'TLE DID ANYONE know what would hap- NBC Shows pen to the TV scene when The $64,000 Ques- NBC-TV has a few on tap, too. tion and The $64.000 Challenge became such Its new show, Twenty-One, has already started roll- -:ensations. ing and offers unlimited cash awards. It's played by They say that imitation is the hest form two contestants, previously selected on the basis of their of flattery. Well, if that is the case, the S64.000 shows knowledge, who compete for 21 points by answering are sure being flattered. questions from an assigned category. To prevent the con- A rash of giveaways is flood-ing television now — testants from knowing of the others progress, they are with the money offered skyrocketing to incredible—and isolated in two miniature TV studios fully equipped often ridiculous--amounts. ;The first to follow The $64.000 with microphones and cameras. The categories are the Question was The Big Surprise, which offers money up same for both but change after each set of questions is to $100,000. It hasn't lived up to its expectations'. It asked. The •contestants can win from one to 11 points proved that the money wasn't the answer to a successful for each correct answer but the higher the number chosen show, hut that the people who appeared were. the more difficult is the question. If a contestant can't In spite of the disappointing showing of The Big answer the puzzler, the number of points the question Surprise, other quiz shows are sprouting like weeds and is worth is deducted from his score. The first to get all are assuming that the bigger the giveaway the more 21 wins and receives $500 a point for the difference be- spectacular will be the success. There are hound to he tween his score and that of his opponent. The winner a few disappointing results in that line-up. then can win more by competing against a new opponent. And a contestant can continue to appear and win as long CBS Offers as he beats his challenger. Sounds involved—and it is. One of the more recent shows is CBS-TV's High Fi- NBC also launched Tic -Tac -Dough for the daytime nance. This one stars the very personable and likeable with Jack Barry emceeing. This one is the old familiar Dennis James as host and is based on the premise of game of tick-tack-toe. The winner gets $100 but can trade and barter. Each week three contestants aim for increase his winnings indefinitely. their life's dream and answer questions based on news in the daily newspapers. The payoff amount is $75.000. Another NBC projected quizzer is The Most Beautiful depending on how far each contestant chooses to trade Girl in the World with a jackpot worth $250,090 for the most talented, beautiful and intelligent female on the or barter for his objective. face of the earth. At least this one will offer some at- A Navy commander. Andrew J. Taylor, already tract ive scenery. walked off with winnings totaling $44.000. He „<,,,ot a miniature golf course and driving range in Daytona Then there is Bert Parks and his ever-present Break Peach. Florida. two cars worth $4000. $5000 worth of the Bank which goes on NBC ant is offering a new for- stocks and $50 left in the cash stake. mat and a jackpot of $250.000. This is a sizable change from the former years when Break the Bank offered good Another upcoming CBS-TV show is Giant Step. which entertainment but nothing as staggering as its present will give kids from 7 to 17 a chance to compete for schol- arships to a college of their choice or a trip around the payoff. world. This at least gets the younger set in the act and gives them something. really worthwhile. to aim at.

DENNIS JAMES on the High Finance show for CBS-TV shows a contestant some of the prizes she can win- plus a fabulous final payoff in cash. GETTING OUT OF HAND

Quiz shows with fabulous-prizes are piling up daily. Their critics accuse them of vulgarizing, Tr. entertainment. Do you agree?

MINIMUM MAXIMUM THE $64,000 QUESTION started the rash ut TO WIN big money quiz shows. Here Hal March TO WIN gives Catherine Kreitzer a check for her winnings on the program. James Kreitzer looks on proudly.

Same as above

Treasure Hunt ABC is not going to be left out of the act, either. It has Treasure Hunt, headed by Jan Murray. The jackpot here is a measly $25,000. Contestants compete to reach the treasure cove wherein is stowed a chest containing $25,000. Each person is asked four questions and each question is worth $25. At the end of the four questions the one who has won the most money goes $100,000 on to guess which of the chests in the cove has the $25,- 000. Other chests may contain title to a car, a speed- boat, a house trailer, a trip around the world, or just a head of cabbage. A representative of Lloyds of London places the payoff chest in the cove and seals it off under guard. Of all the quiz shows Treasure Hunt is the only one Sentimental which has luck as the payoff instead of knowledge, but mementos network officials believe this will add more entertainment. Speaking of entertainment, it is significant to note that Groucho's You Bet Your Life has remained popular for several years. And it is offering peanuts in compar- Unlimited ison with the other shows. All it has to give viewers is The M ost Beautiful continued good entertainment which seems to be a factor overlooked by some. Girl(NBC-TV) in the World After all, the only giveaway that really matters in this business is entertainment—unless TV is to degen- erate into a mass of uncontrolled tossing about of money. Break the Bank One thing is certain—if the questions asked the contest- (NBC-TV) ants are as ridiculously impossible to answer as some - $250,000 have been recently, the whole quiz idea is going to get Treasure Hunt a lot more hoots than praises from a disgusted public. (ABC-TV) November 3, 1956 For awhile the master wit of Qroucho You Bet Your Life was ready to throw in the towel. But he Didn't Quit changed his mind. Here's why. By Jack Holland

T HAS BEEN no special secret that Groucho Mark has been concerned about several things in connection with his career and his NBC-TV and radio You Bet Your Life. P also1 has been no secret that th' greatest wit on TV and radie today was thinking of calling it a day. These, then, are the farts behind Groucho's feelings about his future. There are over (1030 actors regis- tered in this town and yet of this lot there are only about 10 who can be called real comedians. The conclu- sion to be drawn is that comics, the top-drawer variety, are a rare species, a perishable commodity. Many of this country's best comedians have tried regulai shows on TV and most of them have broken down under the pressure. They have also blen.treated in a shameful way by a fickle public and an even more inconsiderate EDGAR HIGGINS, left, Groucho's father-in-law, paid a surprise use of their talents. visit to You Bet Your Life and won $500. Barbara Grant, school "Once comedy shows went into a teacher, won $300 on the NBC-TV show. (NBC photo—Gerald Smith). slump." Groucho has said. "people began to lose interest in TV itself, since comedy is, after all, the backbone of to waste this good material, so films the entertainment business. I per- Groucho weighed all these things will now be made of the three cou- sonally feel that the treatment given and then decided to carry on with our finest comics is disgraceful. They his show until someone says to him. ples but each couple will go for the should be taken care of—not used as "Groucho, you're slipping." The rea- $2000 top-prize money. footballs." sons he made up his mind to remain This is a change from the previ- are twofold: he is enough of a Groucho is about the only comedi- ous format in which the three com- showman to appreciate the applause peted against each other for a chance an around who has survived on TV— and to enjoy being told by people at the big money. By shooting the and after 10 years in the medium he they like him and his work, and (21 show in this way, the film editor can is stronger than ever. Part of this may he feels a deep loyalty to those co- be due to the interesting personali- take the best of the three for one workers whose own living depends on show—or, if time allows, use all ties on his program and because he his staying with You Bet Your Life. three. This will give Grouch() a back- is not the entire show, although he He doesn't want to let them down. has to carry the biggest load. Still, log so that he will have some weeks off in which he won't have to report Groucho has given his future much Changes thought. There w i 11, however, be some for filming. changes in the Groucho show, The emphasis, however, will still His Views changes that he has suggested to be on the contestants themselves and He is no kid any more. He's well make his load a little lighter. His there will be the desire to get the enough off financially so that he fellow workers are also anxious to most interesting people possible. To doesn't havé to work. He's been a do everything to protect him since line up contestants, three men are headliner for 45 years. He feels, there- they know how deeply he has been now daily interviewing likely possi- fore, that he's foolish to work as affected by the sudden passing of bilities. And those from foreign coun- hard as he does for 39 weeks of the such close friends as Fred Allen, Rob- tries will be given the same extra year. ert Sherwood, Isidore Lindenbaum consideration as always. Altogether, "Why knock my brains out any- and others. They know how their there have been contestants from 58 way since the taxes take about all deaths not only shocked him but countries on the show. Few people I earn?" Such is his reasoning. made him afraid. realize how much Groucho has done His health is also a consideration. In the past, Grouch() filmed inter- for the United Nations and for bet- While he is very healthy and while he views with three couples each week ter understanding among peoples by takes care of himself, he is subject to for a half-hour show. This was had his use of those from other lands on colds and the stages on which he because too often it was necessary to You Bet Your Life. works are quite drafty with their often cut many of the best laughs in order Groucho's future, then, is in your erratic air conditioning. So why risk to fit everything into the allotted hands. As long as you want him his health when he doesn't have to? time. Groucho decided it was wrong around, he'll be there. November 3, 1956 With another venture into intellectualis KNX T has eneaged six of the nation's top

scholars and scientists to guide their viewers on a

i‘ofil«bic JOM Nell

Alclous Huxley. internationally fa- turies. Like the others, he is look- Ç censeITH AtoSTATION'S fill the airli- mous author and philosopher; Dr. ing forward, not hack over his wit h commercials atut Edward Teller, "father" of the H- shoulder, just as Foss in his work entertainment goes a bomb; Dr. Glenn Seaborg, Nobel is not copying the European opera. legal obligation to in- Prize-winning scientist; Rico Lebrun, "Each program will be different clude a prescribed minimum of international painter; and Lukas trom the last. There will be differ- "public service" features. Foss of UCLA. who has gained wide ent appniaches, different production. More often than not, this obliga- recognition as a young and modern Some will require .much in the way tion is met with filmed handouts et 1M poser. of props. wWle others, like the ones from guvernment bureaus or private "The really . wonderful thing." on philosophy, will be verbal, with institutions willing to spend the Wh it ley cunt inued. "is that these men great men in lheir fields as guests. money for publicity. are not only at the top rung in their Broad Outlook fields. but they are articulate per- Locally. however, there has been "Currently. Alitons Huxley plans sonalities. They are able to com- at least one imaginative exception to have as his first guest' Gerald municate their ideas in a way that to this pattern. Station has Heard, who is as famous in the cir- KNXT truly interests the listener. done considerably more than merely cle of philosophic thinking as is adhere to the let ler of the law. The "After all, the function of televi- Huxley himself. These two men are management has made public serv- sion is not just to watch moving intimate friends from years back. ice a major project, and with pride- pictures on a screen. Nor do you They are true (MI II I Yid I:de members ful results. need dancing girls to prtivide en- with a broad outlook on the study Now, with a 16-week series called tertainment. We feel that a person- of man." also provides entertainment, Journey, KNXT promises to scoop the Whitley had enthusiastic com• and these men are all personalities cream of today's intellectualism. Six men Is about the others in the series. with the added advantage of being of the nation's most prominent which space will not permit us to able to inform. scholars and scientists are being (unite. The important thing to him given a platform from which to "The feeling was that men of this is that none of them is second speak their thoughts on 20th caliber must have reached their own choice. Each of the speakers was century . man—his cf!' arts, his accom- conclusions about the world around at the head of the wanted list in his plishnients. and his future in the them. just as you and I and every• field. one else have. The difference being, fields of art. music, literature. phi- And he was pleased that again the of course, that their conclusions are losophy and science. station management has given him so much more perceptive than ours. Discussing the new program. Rill first -class time for the presentations Whitley. director of public affairs for Free Rein o'clock on Sunday afternoon. KNXT and producer of the series, "So when it came to formatting the He is 11n)niughly optimistic about said. "I myself have felt fortunate series, we asked them, 'What do you the public's reaction, too. in being able just to sit and listen want to do?' They have at their dis- "We have something for every- to these men as we were planning posal whatever props they want— body." he said, "and I am sure we the shows. singers. dancers, film clips, screen shall have the biggest audience yet projections. We wanted to give them Nice People for a public service series. "They are nice people. adjusted a chance to express themselves in a "The thing is. whether he is pri• people. riot a group of neurotics hid- completely unfettered way. Where manly interested in science or art den away in a tower somewhere to it is advantageous, the program will contemplate vague theories. They be done in color. or literature, a thinking person is also aware of the other fields of cul- are in contact with the rest of us. "This will primarily be in the art ture and wants to know what is hap- and genuinely interested in their broadcasts, for obvious reasons. And pening in them. ci m tern* poraries:* incidentally. Rico Lebrun pretty The "nice people" he refers to are much typifies these scholars and sci- "And here we have the men who Dr. Frank C. Baxter. who was "dis- entists. Lebrun knows there are new know." covered" in the first of KNXT's cul- dimensions yet to he discovered in Which should make for a pleasant tural programs. Shakespeare on TV; art. It wasn't all done in past cen- as well as a profitable Journey. November 3, 1956 Page Fitly-one CAMERA! ACTION !...and fun for the small fry

gp CKEY MOUSE CLUB' tz Mouseketeers z Junior Newsreel -'„2. Sooty'* Cartoons -1.-‹ Jimmy Cricket PLUS NEW 'Animal Biographies g."Adventure in DairylaneSierra Pack Trip N•Systery Lake ° AND THE SPECIAL CHRISTMAS WEEK SERIES

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KRCA's GLORIA GREY AND DICK COWIN() went down to the Rain bow Angling Club in Azusa recently to try their luck. Dick is apparently trying to tempt the trout with some music

11111. WE DON'T KNOW WHO CAUG-IT THESE ARE THE GIRLS who own those this isn but Dick and Gloria look delectable legs of the Old Gold Danc- mighty happy. The Angling Club has being Packs. They check their "equipment" in come quite popular with those natives their single dressing room. Their identities, who don't want to travel hundreds of however, still remain a secret. miles for a bout with a trout.

-4111p. HANK WEAVER, ABC personality, wasn't kidding when he showed up at the station wearing a smog mask. He raised it only occasionally to get a few puffs on his pipe. The smog is not a joking matter to anyone, Hank included.

BILL BENNINGTON, who directs the NBC show, "Musical Chairs,'" reads a story about the program in TV-Radio Life. Bill is one of the busiest men on TV these days — which only proves that there's always a demand for talent.

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