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ELE-VIEWS 111 iiiiiiiiiiii, I. 0C-tv ELE-VIEWS 111" IIBF-tv 401. 1—No. 9 150 cova TV Be-lleA V4.1t 4 PROGRA MS LISTED FOR MARCH 1st - 7th something NEW in television DAYTIME The Bert Parks Show with BETTY ANN GROVE • HAROLD LANG BOBBY SHERWOOD AND HIS ORCHESTRA THE HEATHERTONES 2:30 - 3:00 p.m. MONDAY - WEDNESDAY - FRIDAY W OC-TV channel 5 NOTICE TO ADVERTISERS: Get Facts About Low-Cost of Announcements Adjacent to This Popular Show. Call WOC-TV Sales Department-3-3661. Mail Hag TV Schedules: Thursday P. 5 Friday p. 6 Editor: Saturday P. 7 Can you please tell me the number Sunday P. 8 of television sets in the Quad-City Monday p. 17 area? Tuesday p. 18 East Moline J.R. Wednesday p. 19 (The last count of receivers an- Features: nounced on Feb. 1st listed 44,668 sets Sports Bowl p. 11 for the immediate area. This was Caesar and Coca p. 12 a gain of 6,202 sets since Jan. 1st.). TV Review p. 21 * * * News: Editor: Tele-Views Contest p. 4 Congratulations on a fine magazine. Pulitzer Playhouse p. 14 We were very unhappy to see "Toast Tribute to Rodgers p. 22 of the Town" dropped from the W HBF- TV schedule. Hope other viewers are complaining too. Iowa City Robert A. Gettin COVER STAR (They are.) * * * Roxanne, curvacious television star. Editor: appears regularly on the "Beat the Can the subscribers to Tele-Views Clock" show on station WHBF-TV. help you choose the "cover star?" I'd Considered one of New York's finest like to nominate Arthur Godfrey. models, the blonde Davenport A Subscriber beauty, has quickly risen to stellar (Go right ahead and let us know heights. Last year, your choice for the cover picture. Roxanne was chosen Arthur will adorn Tele-Views in the by the nation's lead- near future.) i n g photographers as the "most photo- Tele-Views is a weekly digest of schedules, genic television news, features and pictures of television pro- grams and stars appearing on stations W HEW- starlet." TV and W OC-TV. One look at her Business Office - and anyone can plainly see why she 1029 West Second Street, Davenport, Iowa was given that honor. Edward E. Janov Publisher The show on which she appears, Herbert L. Weinberg Editor Kenneth A. DeBarr Associate Editor "Beat the Clock," features Bud Collyer Ernest G. Bauwens Production as emcee and is now seen on Tuesday Lewis R. Keane Advertising Earl L. Edwards Business Manager evenings. Rex A. Vance Circulation Manager Al Andich Newsstand Circulation Entered as Third Class Matter at the Post Published Weekly by Office, Rock Island, Ill. Tele-Views News Co. Application for Entry as Second Class Matter Box 350 Rock Island. III. is Pending. Subscribers when requesting change of ad- Printed by dress should give old as well as new address. Tr- City Review Publishing Co. Member of TV Forecast News Se:vice. 311 - 21st Street Rock Island, IL Algell* Subscription Rates: I Yecr—S5.00 2 Years--$8.00 [ 3 1 411 expefrided. Paid! A weekend in Chicago! As guests of Tele-Views 111111111111111111111111111 1111111111111111111111111111111111111111111MIIIIM MU MIll ill311111:i ALL YOU HAVE TO DO IS: Write in 25 words or less "Why I'd Like to see a Network Television Show?" accompanied with coupon appearing on this page. Send as many entries as you wish, but each entry must be accom- panied by separate coupon. Coupons will appear weekly in Tele-Views. Deadline is midnight, March 22nd. Decision of judges is final. All entries become the property of The Tele-Views News Co., Rock Island, Ill. CONTEST EDITOR, TELE-VIE WS, Box :150. Rock Island, Ill. Enclosed find my entry to your "Week-end in Chicago" contest. Name Address . City State Entries must be postmarked by midnight, March 22, 1951. For Further Details See Story on Page 19 [ 4 J MARCH 1st VI ['BF-TV —Ch. 4 W OC-TV —Ch. 5 (Programs Subjerl to Chringe) 2:00 5 VACATION W ONDERLAND An interesting travelogue. 2:30 5 REMEMBER THIS DATE- -with Bill Stern. 3:00 5 KATE SMITH SHO W A variety show. 4:00 4 MARY HARTLINE SHO W Juve- nil° program. 5 TELECO MICS- Serials for children. 4:15 4 CHUCK WA GON PLAYHOUSE - with Sheriff Bob Dixon. 5 PANHANDLE PETE & JENNIFER - Tall tales of the Southwest. • 4:30 5 HO WDY DOODY - - Bob Smith's LOVELY r.;ARION MORGAN vocal- puppets in new antics. 5:00 5 CACTUS JIM — Western Feature. ist, is an eyeful as well as an earful on the full hour television program. "Stop 5:30 5 CO WBOY KEN — Guitarist and singer of American folk songs. the Music. - Thursday nights at 7:011 5:45 4 DAILY NEWSREEL — Roundup of p.m over 11"Ii1W-TV. current news. TV 5 MR. WEATHER WISE —Brief puppet NO EFFORT show giving weather outlook. At one point in the "Pulitzer Prize 5:52 5 W OC TV NEWSROO M News Playhouse" presentation of "The Silver Iron' near and far. Cord," star Judith Anderson was called 6:00 4 CAPTAIN VIDEO 20th Century upon to cry, which she did with a cop- adventures. ious supply of tears. After the show, 5 KUKLA, FRAN & OLLIE- For kids director Frank Telford was compli- and adults. menting her upon her realism. "It's 6:30 4 LONE RANGER Familiar western nothing on television," replied Miss 5 LITTLE SHO W A musical show Anderson, who was making her video with John Conte, Honeydreamers. debut with this performance. "Most of 6:45 5 NEWS CARAVAN - with John the time I was so scared that I had Cameron Swayze. trouble keeping my eyes dry." 7:00 4 STOP THE MUSIC Bert Parks em- TV cees with lots of music & prizes. LITTLE TOPPER 5 YOU BET YOUR LIFE— Quick.wit- ted Groucho Marx ad libs. Bill "Hopalong Cassidy" Boyd is do- nating a white pony, "Little Topper," 7:30 5 YOU ASKED FOR IT--A novelty show. Ars Baker is emcee. as a door prize at the Grand National 8:00 4 HOLIDAY HOTEL —Don Ameche is Livestock Exposition in San Francisco manager; Betty Brewer, vocalist; this March. June Graham. dancers: Don Craig chorus: Bernie Green's orchestra. 5 FORD STAR REVUE Jack Haley 10:00 4 FAYE EMERSON SHO W —An in- with Mindy Carson, vocalist, and formal visit with Mrs. Skitch Hen- guests. Carl Hoff's orchestra. derson as she plays hostess to guests. 8:30 4 STRANGE ADVENTURE- Just that. 5 W O MEN IN THE NE WS. 9:00 4 TRUTH OR CONSEQUENCES — 10:15 4 CRUSADE IN EUROPE —The grip- Ralph Edwards conducts the pro- ping real story of World W ar II ceedings. 5 FILM SUBJECT. 5 MARTIN KANE, PRIVATE EYE — 10:30 5 MUSICAL MOODS - with Marjorie Bill Gargan plays the sleuth. Meinert at the piano and organ. 9:30 4 A1RFLYTE THEATRE —Dennis 10:35 4 STORK CLUB -- with Sherman O'Keefe stars in "Scandalous Billingsley. Conduct." 11:00 5 BROAD WAY OPEN HOUSE — 5 W AYNE KING SHO W — Musical Jerry Lester frolics with Dagmcrr show. and Milton DeLugg. f 5 1 • F riday Yollr Nash Dealer present M ARC H 2nd W H BF-TV —Ch. 4 IVOC-TV —Ch. 5 (Prc F ' 's Ch 2:00 5 VACATION W ONDERLAND — An interesting travelogue. 2:30 5 BERT PARKS SHO W — Musical variety. 3:00 5 KATE SMITH SHO W — A variety show. 4:00 4 MARY HARTLINE SHO W — Juve- nilo program. 5 TEA TIME —Features outstanding trio. Keith Greko, piano: Ward Irwin, bass; Ernie Vosikis, drums. Tear. Crume, vocalist. 4:15 4 CHUCK WAGON PLAYHOUSE — with Sheriff Bob Dixon. 5 GABBY HAYES SHO W —Enjoy a tale about one of your Western heroes. 4:30 5 HO WDY DOODY — Bob Smith's wrestling puppets in new antics. 5:00 5 UNC & ANDY —For kids. 5:15 5 FILM SUBJECT. from 5:30 4 SPACE CADET —Adventures with Tom Corbett. 5 BACON'S BANDSTAND — Music. hollywood" 5:45 4 DAILY NEWSREEL — Roundup of current news. Each Friday Nite 5 MR. WEATHER WISE —Brief puppet at 9A5 P.M. on show giving weather outlook. 5:52 5 W OC-TV NEWSROO M — News W OC-TV from near and far—Bob Redeen. 6:00 4 CAPTAIN VIDEO — 20th Century PIGGOTT MOTORS, INC. adventures. • • 1 5 KUKLA, FRAN & OLLIE —The fam- ily will enjoy it. BLASER'S AUTO SALES 6:30 4 ART LINKLETTER SHO W —Com- 1500 Fourth Ave., Moline edy and domestic skits with Art. DAVENPORT NASH, INC. 5 SHO WROOM —Roberta Quinlan. 320 Ripley St., Davenport 6:45 5 NEWS CARAVAN — with John Cameron Swayze. 7:00 4 "MA MA" —Stories taken from the 9:00 4 PENTHOUSE PARTY — Variety book "I Remember Mama." show with Betty Furness as emcee 5 QUIZ KIDS —Joe Kelly tosses stick- and guests. lers a; the smart kids. 5 BOXING —Bouts brought to you 7:30 4 MAN AGAINST CRIME — Ralph direct from New York. Bellamy is private eye Mike Bar- Harry Matthews vs. Bob Murphy, nett. lightweights, 10 rounds. 5 PLAY OR PAY —George Sontag. 9:30 4 SOMERSET MAUGHA M THEATRE Meinert or Jean Strume have to —Tales from the pen of Maugham play or sing the musical title you dramatized. send in, or you get paid in prizes. 9:45 5 W RESTLING —Grunt-and-groan an- Jean Parker and John Beal co-star tics from Hollywood. in Marc Connelly's play, "The 10:00 4 PLAINCLOTHESMAN —A detective Wisdom Tooth." thriller.
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