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Franks cf the side) friends here was the knowledge that Oscar had sadered a heart attach seme time age and that he appeared to be under tar- rile strain. The Huntington Hartford visit on Person to Person had to be cancelled tonight. ... Ed Murrow’s crew oouldn’t work I SAY, GUV'NAH . out the technical arrangements Jerry Lewis, recently returned from a three-week to photograph the Hartfords visit in England, headlines another Lewis special aboard their 100-foot yacht.... tonight at 10 o’clock, WRC—4. Instead. Murrow will visit the Dore Scharys In their I Man- hattan apartment. (From Yacht to Dory?) ON THE AIR Robert Horton, tho hard- riding scout o/ NBC't Wagon Train, mitt plat Benedict in Matinee Theater't two-part IIBean production of Shaketpeare't Orson Thinks "Much Ado About Nothing" next meek. One of Bene- He Knows 'Secret' dict'e lines "I would my By BERNIE HARRISON (sur TV Crltto) •pen Tonits j The Week-end Wash: 'Til • VICTOR DISCOUNT PRICES ONBEST KNOW BRANDS COLUMO^ “I think I know the secret,” says Orson Bean, who’ll take | | over the Jack Paar program for a week beginning Monday . Complsts selection “The fellow running the show must have the ability to take advantage of whatever is being said and whatever might happen. plants and gardan You have to learn to listen." ... Comedian Bean will be llsten- supplies Ins to Mlyoahl Umeki (which; Is easy) and Sid Gould on his i sary gala on June 22, Ed waa first session Monday. reminded that his show notched [iiTm] reports it presented ] ABC snappily denied a TV “first”when [ppm ago from play Oct. ifji a few months that Voice i a scene this on warn* of Firestone would, go off next I. 1950 ... “I had a terrible . : time convincing them do it,” • season. 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