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Great Giftidea ON THt At* THE EVENING STAR, Washington, D. C. •• B-11 TELEVISION-RADIO MONDAT, MCr.MKEK *S. IMT Television Today— 23 > l9s7 TV's 'Junior Miss' TODAY'S TV TODAY'S RADIO P.M. WRC <6>. 4) WTTB (Q>. S> WMAL (Cl». 7IWTOP (Ck. 9) HIGHLIGHTS HIGHLIGHTS M lim (iiiliy liltwill Uitlut " licitIratte'i tetrt titillate laaPltnP ... " " A Tuneful Romp :*i ' liiMhiHim Mittl wint" 1:99, WTTO (s)—After Din- 8:80, WASH-FM—ln the Con- 4:11 - » 45 MtPtn Rrancn I Ault Sit Can it Bjr BERNIK HARRISON ner Movie: "Ladies' Day" cert Hall: Oberon Overture 4f CwM| TIM IN Mil twiM tarty tt«w Rainy *u a dandy night (or starring Lup and Ed- " " tite Fridqr ipaclal Velez •• " ahovi and TV by Weber and Concerto for IfHttMw -Matt Mw happily o( says: " “ came up with two brightly played die Albert. TV Key iH fPMlitM 1tfitic MttktiMini CM them—a mualcal Piano and Orchestra by 511 “ - llamiti' version of nostalgic comedy. Weak comedy about a fiery ¦M ' Wnhlwn Mill trail III* WHIIra Nillh a teen "Junior Misa” (CBS Show the Month) and a pleasant senorlta who romances a Korsakov. iM FlNtli|M TM|ter Mllt ICMttMW UMMbMI FtPOMt lot of Christmas sing with Bing and Frankie (ABC). big league baseball player ill laliy-Paptfi Krai; W'te'f: iptt. tfttt Im|W TM (art) skt* 8:00, WMAL-FM—MiltonCross :M (Ml:4-Cnti li'Hi In Mini Ttm Mnliturt |:H SpatlttH It must be admitted that there's something wietful today (1943). 6:4I NK NfM IIU| JNMN IlFFtel ttflN liWMtt: Ntwl about the long-ago generation! (9) Show: Iberia by Debussy, _ \ 9:30. WTOP President . iff (Kara Inn Clll of teen-agers Sally Benson Elsenhower's Address (liver. Symphony No. 41 by Mozart " " " that chosen the best edacatlenal % MW M)| MWI NnUM wrote so perceptively about. and Tales of :M IMPrill FiPiral Mat il. Iwlltiil series for the fifth straight roar 19:00, WRC (4)—Suspicion: the Vienna * Mmluii it 7:11 Riptt (I) “ " But the play has aged well and evil sud- Woods Strauss. ;41 II ant ClMt RNWHM oddity -¦ When an man dies by Miss Benson’s basic observa- and the hero la that all 'ii 11 ..muin . « Rfitliti Piter llmw MM larai aaPAIIaa denly, investigation leads to IN tions still three networks have this 8:30, WGMS, WRC, In Mnli Sira lira hold. Adapters Joe had J many persons who have WWDC :N Willi Fir|l " Lapin ot»'' lIMMwNf Pm. (iiaataatf Btein and Will OUckman kept firet, CBS, then and WTOP—President Ei- " " show: ABC. 8:11 "•" mSB motives for the murder in :4I (Mu inert Apprtit and now. NBC. "The Dark Stairway.” senhower’s address (live). :N Tmatr-Oaa Lin Haiti VilliM 1 Tillwt| " " Look’s awards all In the MNte riwteaa tlmmi lira are 10:00, WTTG (s)—Boxing: 0:00, WOL—Good Music Time: 9:ts:>1 Tin if fmmiPiuii iiwtiniwin iiimiim ami Channel Chuckles program categories, overlook- Lulu Perez va. Tommy Tibbs Opera at Christmas: La :41 Fill twite PrWN. Tip Tnii Ml Sprite Iflillm ing (you might say) actors, H IfeVI in a 10-round lightweight Boheme. Acts Iand II; Han- :M Saspltiii Suite Min Irrat Nnlilnt Pm tin writers and other behlnd-the- bout. sel and Gretel; Christmas " " Mil'll 411:11 Lite Pirn M. * Will lamll scenes personnel. Oddly enough, " " 10:30, WMAL (7)—President Carols from Austria. |u p IrawjTiHi Pm. Eittaltmr Tlww. Cilir there no Western ¦ N ” “ category :lt Sparta was Eisenhower's Address. tana IMtiti f Nipp ISinter • and the 309 newspaper TV crit- 9:00, WRC—Telephone Hour: :te ItertMii. Warl 11 OTIkIMint Mian, Waatear 11 p.te. Hurt ics who voted couldn’t see any 11:00, WTTG (5) Eleven The annual Christmas pro- WHY: Ipte Ira "Flptte Spwtl 111 Utl lira O'clock Movie: "Flying grams with Mildred Miller (millwit of the Westerns as the winner iM Pm. : Itiiluti" Mpslirp Ttitter "Tlra Iflilrt Irishman” starring Douglas! guest. n:1l lllrtss Fill Mill ailMte ! Wf Marti!" In either the best half-hour as _ Corrigan and Paul Kelly. “ " 'dramatic series or the ll te PtapCtrtWaa IfiMial11 aw" Muili mat I class TV Key says: Entertaining, 9:05, WTOP —Jaime Bragg hour-or-more. Hitchcock and Show: Christmas music by amusing comedy - drama — D#c - 24 < 1957 Playhouse 90 were winners. Shore, Perry the Wrong-Way Corrigan, Dinah Como, Television Tomorrow about Bing Other Champs: who made a spectacular Prank Sinatra and WRC (Cl. 4) It4l. Talar N Fn: IN, Tteai: MS. Nawi: T:H, Waatear: 1 11. Ural; PH. Crosby. WTOP (Cl. I) IH Manm MaPiWlia. I:te. IM Miruai lira 7,a, Lacal Religious Series: Bishop DOWN IN THE SEA WITH TNT flight—in reverse (1939). Cntite are ice Nrai. Inti tlttea; T:N, Tla Minite **•». 1:M, Icitt litlM, Lacal NlWIi 1:11. Bheen. (Even though his show Navy frogmen ahown blasting flows free 11:15, WTOP (9)—Late Show: 9:30, WWDC —The annual Captala Ml, Im|i> Havana; Ml. * left the air early In the year.) with 18,000 pounds of TNT in this scene from the "The Affairs of Martha” Christmas pageant of Peace A.M. WRC (Ch. 4) WTT6 (Ck. 5> WMAL (Ck. 7) WTOP (Ck. 9) Children's Series: Disney- second "High Adventure With Lowell Thomas” which starring Marsha Hunt and broadcast featuring an ad- will be colorcast tonight o'clock, dress by President Elsen- am tiiivn land. at 10 WTOP—9. Richard Carlson. TV Key T*!** Public See It Now. hower and the lighting of " “ { Affairs: says: Diverting comedy ":M tail Clll IMWMlIp - - community “ Musical: Perry Como. about maid who the national iitteia am n ••jinntww a turns a ~ Panel; Christmas tree. ¦M Quia or I’ve dot a small town upside down TIW Mara Tai rciail Waite Mpmi TM Carry 'Secret. 1 ft ‘»l Frncii lira "Cirtlul" Haanllra key preyTeWs when she wrote a book I1:S0, WTOP—Music Til Dawn: I v-M Imsin SaA Fraaaai UaplarP CrttarlNtny Situation Conaody: Phil Sil- Tv about her emplpyers (1942). Stille Nacht. Hellige Nacht ¦M •• « aakwt Mlttlaa In4*H» " •• vers. * 11:80. (7)—Mystery and other Christmas carola, :» *"* Tonight’s top previewed by staff, WMAL MtePitea Matte bw« IM~ Straight Comedy; Jack Ben- shows as TV Key's aung Royal * » Theater: "Bulldog Drum- by the Male llPipM Milt Lilly competitors who attend rehearsals, watch screenings analyse Mull ny. (Very few and mond at Bay” starring Ron Choir of Holland. Tnttir Litenet RmmwCmw lima it Ml here!) scripts in New York and Hollywood. Their opinions are n:ll * “ ?» Cmaamcu, MteaMly guide Randell. A missing detec- Onetime shows: Drama— offered as a to area viewers. tive who has doll PM. (Ch. 4) WTTfi (Ch. (Ch. «) a con- ~WRC SVWMAI"lOaT7IWTOP "Merry Christmas pard- ' The Green Pastures. Musical: taining a fortune in dia- :M Til Clamant 'V* Pate Matte CaampaMN Ladles, you're 1 *Tie Sitel ail 'the Bing Crosby-Frank Sina- Burns and Allen—" If Interested in how to in- - pm ¦era!'' monds leads to an exciting 4n « an imaruia I' special. veigle mink coat out Oracle has the FnNii Latea PHNIsipP leant ter Tratrraw tra a of your husband. mystery (1947). l/tertCHlt : Variety: Closed on Bteve Allen. solution. Bhe and neighbor Blanche wage war against 11:30, WRC (4)—President what they could ; Novelty: El- .PI Twwte City letiiawiat Fuirlta Tlaitar ilIton 1 and thanks to Jack Paar’e To- their husbands’ cloistered ideas on Christmas gifts. It's senhower's Address. Christmas. " Day- 4:11 Ate • , x tlary ! a good score and Rod Alexan- i night.1 (That’s reaching for a WilMan LaaPipM an odd war, but a sprightly session. 8 p m., WTOP—9. • | ite’lewarp Millar \ late Inti Mute Intel It tea went der's choreography, turned It!«'classification!) " - 41 a» | * • k Maw (a) "APraatarai Tim Into a refreshing frolic. ** Bold Journey—" Road to Timbuktu." An above-average trav- looking of \M mate* Muter lamte" TaranP laatteaClatA ' from narra- Here's " particularly Ingratiating comedy elogue. program usually inept ey Cnurj A Will mako a TV This suffers ill Man tel Itea Cm Tma | ywung " " lady named Carol Lynley two explorer ROOFING Irtea rap teaaw Matit , amt Party , comeback?1 Here are com- tion—but tonight, veteran Hector Actebes color- in tha CM " " ’• " o*er 60.000 Rooh Metro- and wishing s J you te V"/ IrtLlillitter *!¦ had much to do with main- | ics on the subject: fully narrates some good African film. Scenes with the politsN 1 taining Area Sisco 1892 Si asm TMtear ItefFMier Man Inanm Tie In Payed the focus and airy In- Ernie Kovaes 'in the Satur- are, as usual, and revolting. 8:30 " " Übangis both fascinating "ten Cnraa" (PI IntstwP nocence of the origlnaL When day1 Evening Post): Rose Brothers you 0 very :¦ " X IT Pillin' M 111 Trnl Tla llrtict her horrified parents • p.m., WMAL—7. 311 " “ discov- "Comedv has been basic en- JA. Mast law Mite j mean j, 2-1223 4ft ~ ered that there was a strange I tertainment stnee Shakespeare Twenty One—This show continues to use less gimmicks and 19th St N &Ft Myer Or Art. Vo Many Ci ilm, ¦M Inn tee iln Lite Mite Merten Ptel Tmpte’l In (her unclei, wrote into his plans, " her bed comics good than TV First battle to- tluMetl InpUMP laacl man 1 more sense many quizzers. :» " “ got something < jesters bopped peo- Srnaei 1 Ptete fin it Fmrite Carol’s "Have I and court night pits scientist Richard Wall against sculptor Arnold 4:11 " - my ple with pips' bladders.
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