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“Col.” L. O. Trigg, Vol. 2, No. 51 September 15, 1956 was leader of the Trigg Ozark Tours from 1931 to 1949, died November 30, 1949. After his death, the group of men which he had guided to little known scenic spots in the Illinois John Martin, Jr. James R. Wood Ozarks, decided that Editor Publisher a fitting memorial to him would be a marked A (WM) Publication highway along the top of the Ozark hills, to WITH OFFICES LOCATED AT be called the ‘‘Trigg Memorial Ozark Trail.” 107 W. North Ave. Flora. Illinois In July, 1955, the Ozark Tour group placed PHONE 716 a stone marker, with a bronze plate bearing Assistant Editor June Tadlock the words “Trigg Memorial Ozark Trail, in Circulation Manager Ray W. Ward memory of L. O. Trigg, 1879-1949,” on Production Clyde S. Johnson U. S. Route 45, near his birthplace, south­ west of Ozark. Further efforts resulted this year in the Contents adoption by the group of a definite route for the Trail, and in the decision by Southern A Skyline Drive 2 Illinois, Incorporated, to sponsor the project. Video and Radio Digest 3 The route selected has its eastern terminus at Battery Rack, the high spectacular cliff on Sidelights 4 the Ohio River, facing Caseyville, Kentucky— New Adventure Series on 62 4 and the western terminus at Devil’s Backbone

Park, another spectacular cliff area overlook­ Visiting Southern Illinois 22 ing the Mississippi, at Grand Tower.

Between these points the route follows the Published weekly by (WM) Publications, 107 top of the Ozarks, the only mountain range W. North Ave., Flora, III. All rights reserved. in the U. S. running east and west. As re­ Subscription rate: $5:00 per year. Entered as cently as 10,000 years ago this range of hills 2nd class matter at the Post Office of Mur­ may have separated the warm waters of the physboro, Illinois. gulf to the south from the icy waters of the melting glaciers to the north, while the in­ habitants lived in the great shelter caves on the southern face—where their implements and remains of their fires can still be found. The route of the Trail comprises portions of Federal and State Highways, County and Township Roads. Passing through Hardin, Pope, Johnson, Union and Jackson Counties, Name______the road is a true skyline trail, following the divide, with the headwaters of streams flow­ ing north and those flowing south within a Address ______short walk. It will travel at elevations such as 757 at Alto Pass, 775 near Mt. Hebron City______State______Church, 785 near Burden Falls, 1065 at MAIL TO: RAY W. WARD, W illiams Hill, highest spot in Southern Illi- TV Weekly Circulation Manager 2012 Division St.—Murphysboro, III. Continued on page 23

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RADIO-TELEVISION DAILY: TV rights to the M-G-M backlog of 725 pre-1948 feature films were bought by CBS-TV for a reported price of $20,000,000 ... Ed Sullivan, re­ cuperating from his auto mishap, to resume as host of his TV show on Sunday, September 16 • . . Peter Lind Hayes and Mary Healy added to cast of CBS-TV’s “Cole Porter Festi­ val,’’ October 6 . . . CBS radio will broadcast the 1956 Olympic Games from Melbourne, Australia . . . “The Buccaneers,’’ new pirate adventure series, will bow on CBS-TV, start­ ing September 22.

HOLLYWOOD REPORTER: Gordon Mac­ Rae will star in ten one-hour “Lux Video Theatre’’ TV shows during the next two years.

BROADCASTING-TELECASTING: “The Ray Bolger Show,’’ will alternate with “Wide Wide W orld,” on NBC-TV this coming fall . . . “The Perry Como Show’’ starts its fall season NEW ‘WIFE,’ NEW TIME—Sid Caesar, shown over NBC-TV, Saturday, September 16, 7 with his new TV “wife,” Janet Blair, begins P. M. his 1956-57 season in a new time period on Saturday night, effective Sept. 15. Miss Blair, KATE SMITH SHORTENS VACATION; besides playing Sid’s wife in the “Commuters” sketches, will also sing and dance in the pro­ duction numbers.

DEAL PENDING: Kate Smith, who usually va­ cations through the month of September at Lake Placid, N. Y., packed her bag to return to New York City during the week of Septem­ ber 10. The reason is that her manager, Ted Collins, has been approached by a sponsor re­ garding a weekly filmed Kate Smith TV series, and negotiations have reached the stage whereby Collins wants Kate on hand to join in the discussions.

SAMMY KAYE TO HEADLINE NBC’S “BANDSTAND” SHOW: Sammy Kaye will star on NBC’s “Bandstand” show for two weeks beginning Monday, September 24. Kaye’s orchestra will be seen every day on the television portion of the program, 9:30- 10 a. m. The radio segment will be heard from 9 to 11 a.m. Featured with Kaye will be singers Candy Anderson and Jeffrey Clay.

MEL ALLEN SIGNED TO TELECAST “BIC KENNETH TOBEY and Joan Hotchkiss ap­ TEN” FOOTBALL FOR NBC-TV: Sportscaster pear with Scott Brady in “Shock Wave,” the Mel Allen has been signed to handle the play- premiere presentation of ABC-TV’s new “Con­ by-play descriptions for mid-west viewers of flict” series produced by Warner Bros., Tues­ day, Sept. 18, 6:30-7:30 P. M. Continued on Page twenty-three

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ANOTHER MILESTONE Charles Winninger celebrated his 72nd birthday at the Racquet Club in Palm Springs during the filming of “THE CHARLIE FAR­ RELL SHOW” there.

CRONYN AND TANDY “APART” FOR HITCHCOCK CASUAL COMO—Perry Como returns to Hume Crcnyn and wife, Jessica Tandy, who NBC-TV Sept. 15 after a Summer of golf, have made so many memorable performances golf and more golf. The easy swinging star on the stage and TV together, are pulling a will continue his relaxed format of songs, switch on “ALFRED HITCHCOCK PRESENTS.” guest stars and comedy in the Saturday night Each is starring in a separate vehicle. Mr. “Perry Como Show.” Cronyn’s play, “Kill With Kindness,” and Miss Tandy’s, “Toby,” were, however, filmed with­ in a week of each other. They’ll be telecast New Adventure Series on 62 on succeeding Sundays, probably in October. For action-packed adventure see SOLDIERS OF FORTUNE on Channel 62 each Wednes­ SNAPPY RETORT day at 6:00 P. M. Malcolm Brodrick, who portrayed a 13- This series sponsored by Seven-Up brings year-old schoolboy in the recent “Goodyear you high adventure in strange, far-away places Playhouse” presentation, “Crow Up!” had a —romance in the best meaning of that word. scene where he brings home a report card The stars are John Russell and Chick with all “A’s.” When someone asked him if Chandler as Tim Kelly and Toubo Smith. Tim this is what actually happens at the Brodrick leads the two usually—applying vigorous home around report card time, young Mal­ physical power, bravery and intelligence to colm replied: “What else!” each situation. Toubo, however, is never a foil and never placidly follows in the adven­ CHOPSTICKS tures. His contribution is maturity, good Several American youngsters who are in the humor and a life-saving loyalty to the soldier­ cast of “Child of the Regiment,” first show ing team. in the new fall G-E “20TH CENTURY-FOX HOUR” series, now are fully informed in the use of chopsticks, thanks to little Candace Lee. The Chinese girl, who plays Teresa Wright’s adopted daughter in the play, acted as tutor to the American kids who pleaded with her to show them how it’s done.

A ROSE IS A ROSE IN A RAILROADER David Rose, whose orchestra provides the musical background for the West Coast per­ formances of “ARTHUR GODFREY’S TALENT SCOUTS,” owns his own railroad, including a steam-powered locomotive that runs on coal. Railroading is strictly a hobby with the fam­ CARROWAY’S WORLD—Dave Carroway, host ous composer of “Holiday for Strings,” though. of NBC-TV’s “Wide Wide World,” does a His track runs for only 1200 feet and all the little topography homework before the show equipment is scaled down to model size. begins its 1956-57 season Sunday, Sept. 16.

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SATURDAY 6:30 P.M.—PEOPLE ARE FUNNY (NBC) An audience participation show featuring Art Linkletter as master of ceremonies. (ALL TIMES CENTRAL DAYLIGHT) This is the new series. 7:00 P.M.—PERRY COMO SHOW (NBC) 9:30 A.M.—I MARRIED JOAN (NBC) Perry Como, first TV star to be presented “Get Rich Quick.” Joan and her father from the famed Ziegfield Theatre, will start mistakenly believe they are on their way to his second season this week. Included becoming millionaires among the guests, who will greet Perry, are 10:00 A.M.—FURY (NBC) screen stars Irene Dunne and Sal Mineo; “Wonder Horse.” Two carnival sideshow the new and youthful recording stars Pa­ owners try to steal Fury, but Jim Newton tience and Prudence and NBC-TV come­ and the sheriff come to the rescue. dian Buddy Hackett. The cast will again 10:30 A.M.—UNCLE JOHNNY COONS include the Ray Charles Singers, conductor (NBC) and musical director Mitchell Ayres. Uncle Johnny is doing very well as man­ JACKIE GLEASON IN “THE HONEY ager of a department store until he dis­ MOONERS’ (CBS) covers George Dummy impersonating a cus­ “Dial J for Janitor.” Ralph, in taking on tomer. A comedy film , “Cash and Carry,” the janitors job in his building, finds that will be shown. it’s certainly not more blessed to receive TALES OF THE TEXAS RANGERS (CBS) complaints than to make them. “Shorty Sees the Light.” A 10-year-old 7:30 P.M.—STAGE SHOW (CBS) boy is the hero of a drama in which stage­ This week’s guests are The Crew Cuts, coach robbers bind and gag Texas Ranger. vocal group; Leo De Lyon, comedian; and, Kim Charney plays the boy. Eddie Fontaine, vocalist. 11:00 A.M.—COWBOY THEATRE (NBC) 8:00 P.M.—CAESAR’S HOUR (NBC) PREMIERE (PREMIERE) Monty Hall, popular Canadian television A comedy-variety show starring Sid Caesar, personality, will be the host. Each week with Janet Blair, Carl Reiner, Howard Mor­ Hall will introduce Western films featuring ris, Shirley Conway and Pat Carroll. cowboy star Charles Starrett in different 8:30 P.M.—-HEY JEANNIE (CBS) roles. The films, being presented on tele­ Ingenious Jeannie MacLennan is witness to vision for the first time. Character Russ­ an automobile collision in busy New York ell Hayden and Cliff Edwards appear in City’s traffic, and the results of her testi­ many of the adventures with Starrett. The mony provide hilarious misunderstandings. first episode will be “Gallant Defender.” Attorneys for both drivers contact Jeannie BIG TOP (CBS) and endeavor to induce her to present testi­ Guests: The Rheaume Brothers, chair bal­ mony favoring their respective clients, but ancers; Murray’s performing Animals and the straightforward—and complete— hon­ other stellar circus acts. esty of the Scottish immigrant girl throws 12:00 Noon—LONE RANGER (CBS) the courtroom into a furor as her state­ “Rifles and Renegades.” The Lone Ranger ments do neither side any favors. deliberately walks into a trap which leads 9:00 P.M.—ENCORE THEATRE (NBC) to the exposure of a gang supplying rifles “Queen’s Bracelet,” starring Victor Jory to renegade Indians. and Peter Lorre. A designer in an exclus­ 12:55 P.M.—GAME OF THE WEEK (CBS) ive jewelry shop is jealous of the shop’s “Baseball Game of the Week” will spot­ owner and his wife. light the Cleveland Indians and the Boston CUNSMOKE (CBS) Red Sox, (American League) from Cleve­ Marshal Matt Dillon finds himself in the land’s Municipal Stadium. “Dizzy” Dean position of hunting a criminal who does not and Buddy Blattner will provide the play- have a description—only a name. When by-play action and pre-game color. Ben W illiams, a man without an enemy in 4:00 P.M.—SPECIAL BROADCAST (NBC) the world is mercilessly slain at night in Speech by Farrell Dobbs, Presidential candi­ front of a saloon, Marshal Dillon and his date of the Socialist Workers Party. aide Chester travel to Elkader to arrest a UNITED NATIONS HANDICAP (CBS) suspect for whom they do not have any The $100,000 United Nations Handicap description whatsoever—only a name at will be broadcast exclusively on CBS-TV. whose mention the townspeople cringe. Bryan Field will describe the race from the Atlantic City Race Track in New Jersey with Chris Schenkel handling the color SUNDAY descriptions. This year’s United Nations Handicap will present some of the most 11:00 A.M.—LET’S TAKE A TRIP (CBS) prominent horses in racing. The race is A visit to a huge trucking terminal in by invitation only and will feature a field Brooklyn, N. Y. of 12 horses, three years old and up. 11:30 A.M.—WILD BILL HICKOK (CBS) 4:15 P.M.-—SPECIAL BROADCAST (NBC) “Savvy, the Smart Dog.” An old prospector Speech by Eric Haas, Presidential candidate and his dog and a stolen map figure prom­ of the Socialist Labor Party. inently in the plot.

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velops a severe case of uranium fever, and SUNDAY plunges her saving into highly speculative uranium stock in “All That Glitters.” (ALL TIMES CENTRAL DAYLIGHT) Susie’s office is thrown into an uproar when her boss, Peter Sands, and receptionist Vi Praskins, find the fever contagious. 1:00 P.M.—NATIONAL PRO FOOTBALL LEAGUE (CBS) FAMOUS FILM FESTIVAL (ABC) Washington Redskins vs. Baltimore Colts. “The Blue Lagoon.” Starring Jean Simmons, Chris Schenkel and Jim Gibbons will de­ and Donald Houston. Romantic drama of scribe the game from the Memorial Stadium, boy and girl cast away on a remote South Baltimore, Md. Sea Island. 2:30 P.M.—ZOO PARADE (NBC) 7:00 P.M.—STEVE ALLEN SHOW (NBC) “Primates.”—Bronx Zoo, New York City. Guests: Sammy Davis, Jr., Gogi Grant and Milt Karnin. 3:00 P.M.—WIDE WIDE WORLD (NBC) Wide Wide World open its season with an ED SULLIVAN SHOW (CBS) attempt to bring in a live pickup from This week Ed Sullivan returns to resume London, England. Other pickup points in­ his duties as master of ceremonies. He will clude the Red Rocks Amphitheatre in Den­ feature behind the scene interviews with ver, Colorado; Salt Lake City, Utah and Ernest Borgnine, Dan Dailey, Gordon Mac­ New Bedford, Mass. The theme is “Song Rae and Sheree North. Additional head­ of America.” line guests will be singer Marion Marlowe; the British comedian “Mr. Pastry,” Richard 3:30 P.M.—MEDICAL HORIZONS (ABC) Hearne; The Goofers, a comedy-instrumen­ The “Freezing” of a patient to reduce tal group; the Four Aces, singing group; body temperature in preparation for special winners of the Harvest Moon Dance con­ surgery will highlight the documentary re­ test; and the Fujiawari Opera Company of port on the science of anesthesiology. The Japan; Fred Haney, manager, and the entire program will originate live, direct from the team of the Milwaukee Braves. operating suite of Duke Hospital, Durham, N. C. 8:00 P.M.—ALCOA HOUR (NBC) “Flight Into Danger,” drama of tension and 4:30 P.M.—CAPT. GALLANT (NBC) heroism aboard an airplane following the Desert adventure series filmed in North discovery that many of the passengers and Africa with the cooperation of the French the pilot have been poisoned. Foreign Legion. Buster Crabbe stars with his 10-year-old son “Cuffy.” GENERAL ELECTRIC THEATRE (CBS) “That’s the Man,” starring Ray Milland. 5:00 P.M.—TELEPHONE TIME (CBS) Russell, a staunch, hard-working citizen “Keely’s Wonderful Machine,” starring returns from a party given by some office Melville Cooper with Barry Kelley. One of friends and tells his wife he feels like tak­ the strangest contraptions ever invented in ing a walk along the beach. His wife re­ America will be the subject. members she left her bag at the party and 5:30 P.M.—YOU ARE THERE (CBS) asks him to go back to get it. Instead of “The First Moscow Purge Trial,” ended disturbing the other party guests Russell in execution for 16 accused revolutionaries goes into the guest room, picks up the in August, 1936, and rocketed the brilliant purse and goes for his walk. A few hours and ruthless State’s Attorney, Andrei Vi- later the police arrest him because of a shinsky, to a position of power under robbery at the home of his hosts where he Joseph Stalin. The grim culmination to was seen taking a handbag. The results of this long and bitter case is dramatized and the accusation make Russell decide that he reported by Walter Cronkite and his staff must readjust his entire life. this week on You Are There. 8:30 P.M.—ALFRED HITCHCOCK PRESENTS 6:00 P.M.—TOPPER (NBC) (CBS) “Topper Goes to Las Vegas,” is tonight’s “Never Again,” the story of a beautiful episode. woman’s struggle against alcohol, which LASSIE (CBS) won the indorsement of Alcoholics Annony- Farmer Dan Fogarty puts up a barbed wire mous when it was told. (Repeat) fence around his property to keep children 9:00 P.M.—LORETTA YOUNG SHOW (NBC) away, but changes his mind about humans Loretta Young plays the role of a young when Lassie saves his life, in “Friendship.” widow who takes on the job of baseball 6:30 P.M.—KICK-OFF 1956 (NBC) coach in “Little League.” Miss Young A one-time-only program saluting the 1956 combines some baseball knowledge and football season. Fred Waring and his common sense to help her ten-year-old son, Pennsylvanians will lead the salute music­ Mark, and his team, “The Half-Pints,” ally. Red Grange, Amos Alonzo Stagg and qualify for the “Little League.” Joining Lindsey Nelson also will appear. Helen in this enterprising venture is her PRIVATE SECRETARY (CBS) mother-in-law, Mert, who decides it’s more Susie MacNamara has dreams of becoming important for small boys to be happy than the she-wolf of Wall Street when she de­ to see the World Series Games.

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MONDAY EVENING cause of Pvt. Doberman’s aversion to act­ ing, Sgt. Bilko decides to do a typical musi­ cal comedy training film , complete with 6:30 P.M.—ADVENTURES OF ROBIN HOOD girls, songs, comedy, etc., with highly un­ (CBS) orthodox results. (Season Premiere). “The Ladies of Sherwood.” The Sheriff of 7:30 P.M.—NOAH’S ARK (NBC) Nottingham, to prevent the escape of a (PREMIERE) prisoner, decrees that no man will be al­ A new filmed series based on the exper­ lowed through the city gates. Robin and ience of an American veterinarian. Paul his men, determined to save the man, come Buke, May Wynn and Victor Rodman star. up with a brilliant solution. WYATT EARP (ABC) BOLD JOURNEY (ABC) “The Double Life of Dora Hand.” Marshal “King Elephant,” the capture, training and Earp plays cupid and settles dispute be­ their use, both in American Circuses and tween buffalo hunters and railroad men. as draft animals in Asia, told by photog­ 8:00 P.M.—JANE WYMAN SHOW (NBC) rapher Edward Levenian. Tonight’s episode is entitled “This Way to 7:00 P.M.—PRODUCERS’ SHOWCASE (NBC) Heaven.” “The Lord Don’t Play Favorites,” starring JOE AND MABEL (CBS) Robert Stack, Kay Starr, Dick Haymes, “Mabel’s Legacy.” Mabels little brother Buster Keaton and Louis Armstrong. An finds some of her old love letters and original musical play by Jo Swerling and things begin to happen when her boyfriend Hal Stanley concerning the conflict between Joe learns of them. a small-time traveling circus that is try­ G. E. SUMMER ORIGINALS (ABC) ing to enter ft’s trick horse in the country An ironic twist of fate brings an embitter­ races to raise money, and the people of a ed man face to face with the judge who drought-ridden Kansas town. sentenced his brother to death in an ex­ BURNS AND ALLEN (CBS) citing melodrama told against a foreboding A psychiatrist learns too late that he’s jungle background, in “The Jungle Trap,” probably made the biggest mistake of his starring Ronald Reagon. medical career when he unwittingly at- 8:30 P.M.—CIRCLE THEATRE (NBC) temps to psychoanalyze the unpredictable “The Second Family.” A drama concern­ Carcie Allen. ing the problems of the teaching profession 7:30 P.M.—VOICE OF FIRESTONE (ABC) SPOTLIGHT PLAYHOUSE (CBS) Robert M errill, Met Opera baritone, guest. 8:00 P.M.—CHARLIE FARRELL SHOW (CBS) Movie star Mona Freeman makes a person­ Charlie has a real problem when his al appearance at a high school prom as a nephew spreads a false rumor that he is favor to an old friend in “The Baxter Boy.” broke. She gets more than she expects, however, 8:30 P.M.—ROBERT MONTGOMERY PRE­ when her host’s financee becomes jealous SENTS (NBC) and the wrong man meets her at the train. “Onions In the Stew,” a comedy of a fam­ 9:30 P.M.—BIG TOWN (NBC) When editor Steve Wilson and reporters ily and its problems, ranging from plumb­ ing difficulties to the situation caused by from the Illustrated Press investigate rumors of a high school scandal, they help save an adventurous teen-age daughter. VIC DAMONE SHOW (CBS) the job of a principal unjustly accused of bad supervision in “School Scandal.” Guests: Rudy Vallee and Jaye P. Morgan, singer. 9:00 P.M.—STUDIO ONE SUMMER THEATRE (CBS) Tonight’s episode is entitled “Dark Morn­ ing.” WEDNESDAY EVENING

6:30 P.M.—DISNEYLAND (ABC) TUESDAY EVENING “The Great Cat Family.” Animated car­ toon tracing ancient Egyptian origins of the feline some 4,000 years ago and its import­ 6:55 P.M.—SPECIAL BROADCAST (CBS) ance in the world of literature. Political broadcast sponsored by the Demo­ 7:00 P.M.—FRANKIE LAINE SHOW (CBS) cratic National Committee. Guests: The Mello Larks, vocal group. 7:00 P.M.-—BIG SURPRISE (NBC) 7:30 P.M.—FATHER KNOWS BEST (NBC) A high-paying quiz show with Mike Wall­ Betty’s disappointment over a dude ranch ace as emcee. Through a giant electronic cowboy who looked like a “knight on brain, virtually the entire population of the horseback” in Utah but proves a blight on U. S. has a mathematical chance of being her hometown horizon leaves Robert Young among “eligibles” for prize money. with the difficult task of explaining the PHIL SILVERS SHOW (CBS) facts about summer romances. When a Special Service officer, in charge 8:00 P.M.—KRAFT TV THEATRE (NBC) of training films, comes to Camp Baxter to “Out to Kill.” The drama of a young man’s do a film and then gives up in disgust be­ flight to avenge the death of his father.

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WEDNESDAY EVENING

THE MILLIONAIRE (CBS) WTVW Channel 7 “The Story of Jane Carr.” A million doll­ ars which she receives from an unknown EVANSVILLE, IND. benefactor goes a long way in a widow’s search for the culprits who had planted a NOTICE—This schedule is subject to change lethal bomb in her newspaperman husband’s by Channel 7. Changes will be announced. car. SCREEN DIRECTOR’S PLAYHOUSE (ABC) SATURDAY NIGHT “A Tickett for Thaddeus.” 9:00 P.M.—THIS IS YOUR LIFE (NBC) 7:00—PAROLE RACKET Joe Anthony, Korean boy who became a Paul Kelly and Rosiland Keith U. S. Citizen. 8:30—IS EVERYBODY HAPPY 20TH CENTURY FOX HOUR (CBS) Ted Lewis and Larry Parks Richard Conte and Lizabeth Scott star in SUNDAY NIGHT “Overnight Haul.” Conte and Miss Scott play an independent trucker and his wife 7:00—BETTY CO-ED with Richard Eyer as their young son, in Jean Porter and Shirley Mills the story of a man who learns a lesson in 8:30—ADDRESS UNKNOWN courage from the stepson he scorned as a Paul Lukas and K. T. Stevens coward. MONDAY NIGHT WEDNESDAY NIGHT FIGHTS (ABC) Ludwig Lightburn, of British Honduras, vs. 7:00—IT HAD TO BE YOU Kenny Lane, Muskegon, Mich., 10-round Ginger Rogers and Cornel Wilde lightweight contest, at Biscayne Arena, 8:30—NORTH OF ROME Miama. Blow-by-blow description by Jack Jack Holt and John Miljan Drees. 10:00—News & Weather with Bill Hill.

THURSDAY EVENING TUESDAY NIGHT 7:00—LET’S GO STEADY 7:00 P.M.—BOB CUMMINGS SHOW (CBS) Mel Torme and Arnold Stang Bob Collins discovers he’s a fallen idol 8:30—I PROMISE TO PAY around his home when he’s too busy to Chester Morris and Thomas Mitchell help Chuck and a couple of his pals build 10:00—News & Weather with Bill Hill. a model plane. WEDNESDAY NIGHT 7:30 P.M.—CLIMAX (CBS) “The Cartsen Case.” Starring Everett 7:00—MOST PRECIOUS THING IN LIFE Sloane, Audrey Totter, Warner Anderson, Jean Arthur and Donald Cook and Judith Evelyn. 8:30—MR. WINKLE GOES TO WAR 8:00 P.M.—PEOPLE’S CHOICE (NBC) Edwarl C. Robinson and Ruth Warrick Sock Miller is irked at his girlfriend for 10:00—News & Weather with Bill Hill. taking over his duties as chairman of the THURSDAY NIGHT mayor’s annual boxing bouts. COMBAT SGT. (ABC) 7:00—MEANINESS MAKES TROUBLE “Trap of the Killer.” Sgt. Nelson is a one- James Dunne man task force trying to rescue Gen. Harri­ 8:30—PARACHUTE NURSE son, captured by the Germans. Margarite Chapman 8:30 P.M.—FORD THEATRE (NBC) 10:00—News & Weather with Bill Hill. “The Payoff.” Starring Howard Duff and FRIDAY NIGHT Janet Blair. Drama of a private eye en­ gaged by a girl to pick up an envelope from 7:00—ONE WAY TICKET an unknown man outside a boxing stadium, Lloyd Nolan and what happens after two thugs beat 8:30—THE MATING OF MILLIE him up and steal the envelope. Glen Ford and Evelyn Keyes FOUR STAR PLAYHOUSE (CBS) 10:00—News & Weather with Bill Hill. “Touch and Co.” A man accused of homi­ cide, launches a desperate search for the dollar bounty fee. However, when a horse only person who can clear his name—a thief invades the MacLaughlin home and girl he has never met but who listened in Ken’s mother manages to capture him, he on an open telephone line. is proud of her courage too. 9:00 P.M.—LUX VIDEO THEATRE (NBC) 7:00 P.M.—HOLLYWOOD SUMMER “Mildred Pierce.” drama of a woman who THEATRE (CBS) sacrifices herself and her happiness for her “Across the Plaza,” the story of a news­ worthless daughter. paperwoman and her fiance, told against a 6:30 P.M.—MY FRIEND FLICKA (CBS) background of love, distrust and jealousy in Ken McLaughlin is greatly impressed when a small revolution-seized Central American he learns that his friend’s mother killed a country. marauding cougar and collected a five (Continued on Page 18)

8 TV WEEKLY CHAMPAIGN 6:55—Les Paul & Mary Ford Monday thru Friday 7:00—Best of Croucho III. - WCIA - CBS 3 6:55—Inspiration Time 7:30—Dragnet 7:00—Good Morning 8:00—Joe and Mabel DAYLIGHT SAVING TIME 8:00—Captain Kangaroo 8:30—Spotlight Theatre 9:00—Garry Moore For Central Standard Time 9:00—$64,000 Question 9:30—M.W. Variety Review 9:30—Father Knows Best Substract One Hour Tu. Film 10:00—Channel 3 News Th. Arthur Godfrey 10:05—Weather Vane Saturday F. Film 10:10—Sports Report MORNINC PROCRAMS 9:45—M.W. Arthur Godfrey 10:15—This Is Your Life 8:25—Inspiration Time Tu. Arthur Godfrey 10:45—Treasure Hunt 8:30—Captain Kangaroo Th. Variety Review 1 ] -15—News Final 9:30—Telecourse 10:00—Th. Arthur Godfrey 9:1 5—Cartoon Time F. Garry Moore 10:00—Fury 10:30—Strike It Rich Wednesday Evening 10:30—Tales of the Texas 1 1 :00—Valiant Lady Rangers 1 1 :15—Love Of Life 6:00—Long John Silver 11 :00—Big Top 1 1 :30—Search for Tomorrow 6:30—Channel 3 News AFTERNOON PROGRAMS 1 1 :45—Guiding Light 6:45—Weather 12:00—Lone Ranger 12:00—CBS News 6:55—Les Paul & Mary Ford 12:30—Film 12:10—Weather, News & 7:00—Frankie Laine Show 12:45—Baseball Preview Markets 8:00—The Millionaire 12:55—Came of the Week 12:25—Date with DiAnne 8:30—I’ve Cot A Secret 3.30—Buffalo Bill, Jr. 12:30—As The World Turns 9:00—20th Century Fox Hr. 4:00—Film 1 :00—M. Variety Review 10:00—News, Weather & 5:00—Roy Rogers Tu.W.Th. Sports 5:30—Lassie Johnny Carson 10:15—Variety Review EVENING PROGRAMS F. Know Your Neigh­ 10:30—Midwest Marquee 6:00—Big Town bor “Breakdown” 6:30—Down You Co 1:15—M. Armed Forces 12:00—News Final 7:00—Jackie Gleason Show Recruiting 7:30—Stage Show Tu. Film 8:00—Two For The Money F. Johnny Carson Thursday Evening 8:30—Hey Jeannie 1 :30—House Party 6:00—Rin Tin Tin 9:00—Gunsmoke 2:00—M.W.F. Big Payoff 6:30—Channel 3 News 9:30—Your Hit Parade Tu.Th. My Little 6:45—Weather 10:00—Hollywood Half Hour Margie” 6:55—Les Paul & Mary Ford 10:30—Midwest Marquee 2:30—Bob Crosby 7:00—I Search for Adventure “Battles of Chief 3:00—Brighter Day 7:30—Climax Pontiac” 3:1 5—Secret Storm 8:30—Ford Theatre 12:00—News Final 3:30—The Edge of the Night 9:00—Arthur Murray 4:00—Happy Home 9:30—I Married Joan 4:30—Midwest Matinee 10:00—Channel 3 News 5:00—Little Rascals 10:05—Weather Vane 5:30—Cartoon Time Sunday 10:10—Sports Report 5:45—Douglas News MORNING PROGRAMS 10:15—Screen Directors Play­ house 10:40—Inspiration Time 10:45—Man to Man Monday Evening 10:45—Jane Wyman Show 11:1 5—Midwest Marquee 1 1 :00—Christophers 6:00—Superman 12:45—News Final 11:30—Wild Bill Hickok 6:30—Channel 3 News AFTERNOON PROGRAMS 6:45—Weather 12:00—Junior Auction 6:50—Sports 12:30—Frontiers of Faith 6:55—Les Paul & Mary Ford Friday Evening 1 :00—Pro Football 7:00—Burns and Allen 4:00—Encore Theatre 7:30—Talent Scouts 6:00—To Be Announced 4:30—Captain Gallant 8:00—Charlie Farrell Show 6:30—Channel 3 News 5:00—My Friend Flicka 8:30—Vic Damone Show 6:45—Weather 5:30—You Are There 9:00—Playhouse of Stars 6:55—Les Paul & Mary Ford EVENING PROGRAMS 9:30—Telephone Time 7:00—Hollywood Summer 6:00—Soldiers of Fortune 10:00—Channel 3 News Theatre 6:30—Private Secretary 10:05—Weather Vane 7:30—My Little Margie 7:00—Ed Sullivan Show 10:10—Sports Report 8:00—Crusader 8:00—C. E. Theatre 10:15—Bob Cummings Show 8:30—Federal Men 8:30—Alfred Hitchcock Pres. 10:45—My Little Margie 9:00—Undercurrent 9:00—Loretta Young 11:15—News Final 9:30—Man Called X 9:30—What’s My Line 10:00—News, Weather, & 10:00—I Led Three Lives Sports 10:30—News Tuesday Evening 10:15—Frank Leahy Show 10:35—Weather Vane 6:00—Western Marshal 10:30—Starlight Theatre 10:45—Sunday Sports 4:30—Channel 3 News “Notorious” 10:50—This Is Your Music 6:45—Weather 12:00—News Final

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Saturday 6:00—Weather 6:05—Three Star Final MORNING PROGRAMS Monday thru Friday 6:15—Sports 9:00—Howdy Doody 6:25—Do You Know Why? 9:30—I Married Joan 7:00—Today 6:30—Eddie Fisher 10:00—Fury 9:00—Ding Dong School 6:45—News Caravan 10:30—Uncle Johnny Coons 9:30—NBC Bandstand 7:00—Nation’s Press Confer­ 11:00—Cowboq Theatre 10:00—Home ence 11:00—Tic Tac Dough 7 :30—Father Knows Best AFTERNOON PROGRAMS 11:30— It Could Be You 8:00—Television Theatre 900—This Is Your Life 12:00—Farm 9:30—Susie 1:00—Kentucky Afield 12:00—Noontime Flickers 10:00—Confidential File 1:30—Cartoonland 12:10—Movies at Midday 10:30—Night Edition 2:00—Wild Bill Elliott 1:30—Tennessee Ernie 10:35—Weather 3:00—Chico & Pablo 2:00—NBC Matinee Theatre 10:40—Sports 4:00—Watch the Birdie 3:00—Queen For A Day 10:45—Starlight Theatre 4:30—Buffalo Bill, Jr. 3:45—Modern Romences “Cariboo Trail” 5:00—Roy Rogers 4:00—Comedy Time 12:25—Late News 5:30—Topper 4:30—Funny Flickers 4:55—Watch the Birdie EVENING PROGRAMS 5:00—Mickey Mouse Club 6:00—Tomorrows Champions 6:30—People Are Funny Thursday Evening 7:00—Perry Como 8:00—Caesar’s Hour 6:00—Weather 8:30—Festival of Stars Monday Evening 6:05—Three Star Final 9:00—Encore Theatre 6:15—Sports 6:00—Weather 9:30—Old American Barn 6:25—Do You Know Why? 6:05—Three Star Final Dance 6:30—Dinah Shore 6:15—Sports 10:00—Summer Originals 6:45—News Caravan 6:25—Do You Know Why? 10:30—The People’s Choice 7:00—The Best of Croucho 6:30—Frankie Carle 11:00—Your Hit Parade 7:30—Dragnet 11:30—Sat. Night Theatre 6:45—News Caravan 8:00—Federal Man 7:00—Producers’ Showcase “Counterfeiters” 8:30—Ford Theatre 8:30—Robert Montgomery 1:00—Late News 9:00—Video Theatre 9:30—Four Star Playhouse 10:00—Al Hitchcock Pres 10:00—Playhouse of Stars 10:30—Night Edition 10:30—Night Edition 10:35—Weather Sunday 10:35—Weather 10:40—Sports 10:40—Sports 10:45—Starlight Theatre 9:45—Christian Science 10:45—Starlight Theatre “Secret Command” 10:00—This Is Your Life “The Tihef” 12:25—Late News 10:30—Christophers Program 12:25—Late News 11:00—Big Picture 11:30—Man to Man 11:45—Industry on Parade Friday Evening AFTERNOON PROGRAMS 6:00—Weather 12:00—American Forum Tuesday Evening 6:05—Three Star Final 12:30—Frontiers of Faith 6:15—Sports 1:00—University Today 6:00—Weather 6:25—Do You Know Why? 1:30—Youth Wants to Know 6:05—Three Star Final 6:30—Eddie Fisher 2:00—What Is Your Faith 6:15—Sports 6:45—News Caravan 2:30—Zoo Parade 6:25—Do You Know Why? 7 :00—Truth or Consequences 3:00—Wide Wide World 6:30—Frankie Carle 7:30—Life of Riley 4:30—Capt. Callant 6:45—News Caravan 8:00—On Trail 5:00—Meet the Press 7:00—Big Surprise 8:30—Football 5:30—Hans Christian Ander­ 7:30—Noah’s Ark 11:00—Night Edition son 8:00—Jane Wyman 11:05—Weather EVENING PROGRAMS 8:30—Drama Hour 11:10—Sports 6:00—Bold Journey 9:30—Stage 92 11:15—Starlight Theatre 630: —Kickoff 1956 10:00—Lawrence Welk “Breaking the Sound 7:00—Steve Allen 10:30—Night Edition Barrier” 8:00—Alcoa Hour 10:35—Weather 12:45—Late News

-10- TV WEEKLY BLOOMINGTON 10:30—Frank Edwards Monday thru Friday 10:45—Hollywood Movies Ind. - WTTV - ABC 4 12:30—News 9:45—News DAYLIGHT SAVING TIME 9:50—Coffee Break 10:00—TV Program For Central Standard Time 10:30—Magic Clock Wednesday Evening Substract One Hour 11:00—Western Theatre 6:00—Little Rascals 12:00—4-Noon Theatre 6:30—Disneyland Saturday 12:30—RFD 4 7:30—W aterfront 1:00—Royal Playohuse 8:00—Charlie Chan MORNING PROGRAMS 1:30—Eat-itoriaIly Speaking 9:00—Wed. Night Fights 2:00—Afternoon Film Festi­ 9:45—Yesterday’s Newsreel 10:00—City Detective 10:15—News val 10:30—Frank Edwards 10:20—Coffee Break 4:00—Dance Time 10:45—Hollywood Movie 10:30—Panorama of Faith 4:30—Watch the Birdie 12:30—News 11:00—The Playroom 4:45—Cartoon Club 11:30—Rocky Jones 5:00—Mickey Mouse

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12:00—News 12:05—Film Thursday Evening Monday Evening 12:25—Baseball 6:00—Little Rascals 6:00—Little Rascals 3:30—Big Picture 6:45—Frank Edwards 6:45—Frank Edwards news 4:00—Western Theatre 7:00—Lone Ranger 7:00—Boyd Bennett 5:00—Uncle George’s Talent 7:30—Bob Hardy 7:30—Voice of Firestone 5:30—Jack Noel 8:00—Million Dollar Movie 8:00—Demo Committee 9:30—Frank Leahy 8:30—Favorite Story EVENING PROGRAMS 9:45—Yesterdays’ Newsreel 9:00—Boxing 10:00—Dunninger Show 9:45—Yesterday’s Newsreel 6:00—Shorty Shehan 10:30—Frank Edwards 10:00—Times Square Play­ 7:00—Grand Ole Opry 10:45—Hollywood Movies house 8:00—Lawrence Welk 12:30—News 9:00—Mark Saber 10:30—Frank Edwards 9:30—Biff Baker 10:45—Hollywood Movies 10:00—Champions in the 12:30—News Making 11:00—Hollywood Movies 1:00—News Friday Evening 6:00—Little Rascals Tuesday Evening 6:45—Frank Edwards 6:00—Little Rascals 7:00—Adventures of Jim 6:45—Frank Edwards Bowie Sunday 7:00—Bold Journey 7:30—Crossroads 7:30—Wyatt Earp 8:00—Treasure Hunt MORNING PROGRAMS 8:00—G. E. Summer Originals 8:30—Pro Football 8:30—DuPont Cavalcade 10:30—Frank Edwards 9:45—Man to Man 9:00—Warner Brother Pres. 10:45—Hollywood Movies 10:00—Sunday Morning Show 10:00—Famous Playhouse 12:30—News 11:30—Big Picture

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12:00—Vista IU 12:55—Baseball LET'S GET ACQUAINTED 3:30—Abbott and Costello 4:00—Going Places WITH 4:30—Kit Carson 5:00—Cisco Kid TV WEEKLY 5:30—Roy Rogers EVENING PROGRAMS 13 weeks for $1.00 6:00—You Asked For It 6:30—Famous Film Festival delivered to your door by mail 8:00—Ted Mack’s Amateur (This offer good to new subscribers only) Hour 9:00—Ken Murray COMPLETE LISTINGS — LATEST TELEVISION NEWS 9 :30—Headline 10:00—Man Called X PREVIEWS OF COMING SHOWS — FEATURE STORIES 10:30—Pantomine Quiz (SUBSCRIPTION BLANK ON PAGE 2) 11:00—IU Program 11:30—News

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MORNINC PROGRAMS 8:00—The First Forty Days 8:30—Captain Kangaroo Monday thru Friday Wednesday Evening 9:30—Mighty Mouse 10:00—Cartoon Carnival 7:00—Good Morning 6:00—News Ed Keath 10:30—Tales of Tex. Rangers 8:00—Captain Kangaroo 6:10—Weather 11:00—Big Top 9:00—Garry Moore 6:15—Les Paul & Mary Ford 9:30—M.Tu.W.Th. Godfrey 6:20—Meet Fedral Agencies AFTERNOON PROGRAMS 10:30—Strike It Rich 6:30—Pick the Winner 12:00—Lone Ranger 11:00—Valiant Lady 7:00—Frankie Laine 1:30—Lett’s Face It 11:15—Love of Life 8:00—Millionaire 2:00—Fred Moegle Show 11:30—Search for Tomorrow 8:30—I’ve Cot A Secret 3:00—Double Feature West­ 11:45—Guiding Light 9:00—20th Century Fox Hr. ern 12:00—Recallit and Win 10:00—Screen Di rectors 4:30—U. N. Handicap 12:45—News Headlines Playhouse 5:00—Feature Film 12:50—M.W.Th.F. 10:30—Dangerous Assignment Community Album 11:00—News EVENING PROGRAMS Tu. Red Cross in Ac­ 11:1 0—Weathervane 6:00—Annie Oakley tion 11:15-KWK Theatre 6:30—Beat The Clock 1:00—Johnny Carson 7:00—Jackie Gleason Show 1:30—House Party 7:30—Stage Show 2:00—Big Payoff 8:00—Two For The Money 2:30—Bob Crosby 8:30—Hey Jeannie 3:00—Brighter Day Thursday Evening 9:00—Gunsmoke 3:15—Secret Storm 6:00—News Ed Keath 9:30—First Run Theatre 3:30—Edge of Night 6:10—Weather 11:00—News 4:00—Gil Newsome Show 6:15—Les Paul & Mary Ford 1:10—Weather 4:30—Fred Moegle Show 6:20—Meet Your Mayor 11:15—KWK Theatre 4:50—Look, Listern Cr Learn 6:30—Preston of the Yukon 5:00—Mickey Mouse Club 7:00—Bob Cummings Show 7:30—Climax 8:30—Four Star Playhouse Sunday Monday Evening 9:00—Arthur Murray Party MORNING PROGRAMS 9:30—Highway Patrol 6:00—News Ed Keath 10:00—Masquerade Party 8:30—Protestant Pulpit 6:10—Weather 10:30—Famous Playhouse 9:00—At Your Service 6:15—Les Paul & Mary Ford 11 :00—Film 9:30—Faith of our Fathers 6:20—Torch Parade 11:30—News 10:00—How Christian Science 6:30—Robin Hood 11:40—Weather Heals 7:00—Burns and Allen 11:45—Movie 10:15—The Way of Life 7:30—Talent Scouts 10:45—Admirals in the Mak­ 8:00—Charlie Farrell Show ing 8:30—Vic Damone Show 11:00—The Great Crusade 9:00—Studio One Friday Evening 11:30—Wild Bill Hickok 10:00—Stage 7 6:00—News Ed Keath 10:30—Summer Originals 6:10—Weather AFTERNOON PROGRAMS 11:00—News 6:15—Les Paul & Mary Ford 11:10—Weathervane 12:00—Law In Your Life 6:20—Labor Speaks 11:15-KWK Theatre 12:30—Cartoon Carnival 6:30—My Friend Flica 1:00—Lassie 7:00—Hollywood Summer 1:30—Community Album Theatre 2:00—Uncovered Tuesday Evening 7:30—Our Miss Brooks 2:30—You Are There 8:00—The Crusaders 3:00—Feature Film 6:00—News Ed Keath 8:30—Playhouse of Stars 4:30—Feature Film 6:10—Weather 9:00—Undercurrent 5:00—Disneyland 6:15—Les Paul & Mary Ford 9:30—Count of Monte Cristo 6:20—World Affairs are 10:00—Feature Film EVENING PROGRAMS Your Affairs 11:00—Feature Film 6:00—Mark Saber 6:55—Demo. National Com. 11:30—News 6:30—Private Secretary 7:00—Phil Silvers Show 11:40—Weathervane 7:00—The Ed Sullivan Show 7:30—Navy Log 11:45—Movie

—12— TV WEEKLY Lovely Miss Kathy Etherton, 1955 Murphysboro Apple Queen, surrounded by some of the abundant and delicious Southern Illinois Apples.

1956 Apple Festival Souvenir Issue TV Weekly Roundup "QUEEN KATHY"

The reigning queen of the Murphysboro Apple Festival is Miss Kathy Etherton, the very attractive 18 year old young lady you see on the front cover of this magazine. She lives on a farm south of Murphysboro with her mother and father, Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Ether­ ton, her twin sister Carolyn and 14 year old brother Pat. An older brother, John, is serv­

ing with the armed forces in Japan. Kathy lives in the heart of the apple country of Southern Illinois, and has spent many hours picking and otherwise helping to process the bumper apple crops of the area. She has other farm interests, too. She has invaded both the animal and fashion phases of 4-H Club work, winning blue rib­ bons on her Holstein cow and on a dress mak­ ing project. She attended the Illinois State Fair this year to model the prize winning ap­ parel she made for her project. She also helped to represent Jackson County 4-H Clubs MISS KATHY ETHERTON as a member of a livestock judging team that entered competition in Champaign. She served Murphysboro for 8 years, then graduated from as Secretary of the Jackson County 4-H Feder­ Murphysboro Township High School. She was ation. a member of the Spanish Club, the Girls Ath­ Kathy attended the Jenkins School south of letic Association, the Annual Staff and the

1956 Apple Festival Souvenir Issue TV Weekly Roundup Junior and Senior Play Staff. High School honors included the High Honor pin, the Minuteman Award for perfect attendance, and a scholarship to Southern Illinois University. To round out all this, Kathy also attended rca Victor Sunday School for 11 years without an ab­ sence, served on the Girl’s Athletic Associa­ tion Council for two years, and participated on TELEVISION RADIO several school assembly programs. PHONOGRAPHS RECORDS All this, and still time for work. Yes, Kathy says she can drive a tractor, but usually RCA W hirlpool Air Conditioners her little brother gets to do that while she pitches the hay on the wagon. During high Modern Service Department school days, Kathy found time to hold part time positions with the F. W. Woolworth For All Makes. Store of Murphysboro, whose employes spon­ sored her in the 1955 Apple Festival. Work guaranteed 90 days

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1956 Apple Festival Souvenir Issue TV Weekly Roundup MURPHYSBORO APPLE FESTIVAL

By Marion R. Nash Chairman, Murphysboro Apple Festival Executive Secretary Murphysboro Chamber of Commerce

Program presented on WSIL-TV by R. Wayne Cox, Manager of WINS Radio

R. Wayne Cox Rep. Kenneth Cray

The Murphysboro Apple Festival had its be­ it is the second largest apple producing area ginning back in 1952 because the Retail In­ in the state of Illinois. Because of this fact terest Committee of the Chamber of Com­ it was decided to promote and celebrate the merce thought that Murphysboro should have harvest of these apples just as people have a big celebration each year in order to attract done down thru the centuries whenever they people to Murphysboro. The Mayor, Joe had a good harvest. By promoting these W illiams, who is a staunch supporter of the apples and making the people more conscious Apple Festival, says it has now reached the of the high quality apple that is grown in place where it is bigger than anything ever Jackson and Union counties it was felt that the held in Murphysboro and truly an asset to the grower would receive a better return on his community. Here in Southern Illinois in Jack- investment and that would mean that Mur­ son and Union Counties are grown large physboro and surrounding areas would also quantities of fine apples. As a mater of fact benefit.

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1956 Apple Festival Souvenir Issue TV Weekly Roundup So the Murphysboro Apple Festival was born The first Murphysboro Apple Festival was to give a community of 9,200 an honest to held on October 4, 1952 for one day with goodness celebration and to promote the apples 10 barrels of apple cider given away and 700 which came from 3925 acres and 160,000 dozen donuts. There was also a few rides for trees in Jackson and Union counties. A nor­ the children, a small parade, a newly crowned mal harvest from this area is approximately State Fruit Queen, and a lot of determination 450,000 bushels made up mostly of the vari- to have a bigger and better festival each year. ties of apples: Lodi, Duchess, Wealthy, Trans­ In 1953, it became a two day affair and has parents, Grimes Golden, Red Romes, Golden continued that way ever since. Also in 1953 Delicious, Winesaps, Red Delicious, Starking, the Illinois State Fruit Queen’s contest was Jonathans, and Staymans. held in Murphysboro. Now in 1956 the biggest Murphysboro Ap­ The first Apple Festival Committee was ple Festival is approaching and will be held made up of J. Russell Vaughn, R. E. Tomlin­ Friday and Saturday, September 14 and 15. son, Dick Carr, Gertrude Snider, and Pauline The growth has been steady, but of course, Althoff, who really carried the load that first not without problems such as no cider, no year 1952. The first Apple Queen Corona­ apples, strikes at a bakery, lost papers on a tion was held before the festival on September high act so that he could not enter the coun­ 18 in the Lutheran Church basement with 11 try, and Eddie Howard’s failure to show up contestants so they could have a queen to with his band. Most of the growers of this enter in the State Fruit Queen contest on area will be vieing for prize money on the September 28 at Hardin, Illinois. Miss Shir­ best decorated windows with the finest apples ley Eaton became the first Murphysboro Apple you ever laid eyes upon. The barrels of free Queen and also went on to become the Illinois apple cider will be overflowing and free do­ State Fruit Queen. She was followed in 1953 nuts will be consumed all day Saturday. This by Miss Dorothy Borgsmiller and in 1954 by year 20 barrels of apple cider will be pressed Miss Carol Carter. The reigning Queen is and 1500 dozen donuts made. The streets Miss Kathy Etherton, whose parents are apple growers. Continued over

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1956 Apple Festival Souvenir Issue TV Weekly Roundup Apple Festival (cont.) Drum and Bugle Corps plus the Mounted Pa­ trol will put on a thrilling two hour exhibition at the Murphysboro High School football field big array of apple pies will be judged and at 7:00 o’clock, Saturday night. Following auctioned off Saturday afternoon while on this, at 9:00 o’clock, across the street in the Friday afternoon the boy’s apple pie eating High School gym, will be the coronation of the contest will be held. Earlier Friday afternoon 1956 Murphysboro Apple Queen by Repre- senative Kenneth Gray. Gray is enthusiastic will be the Kiddie parade, sponsored annually in commending the festival and its place, “in by the Kiwanis Club with between 500 and calling attention to one of the vital industries 600 children competing for prise money. This is of Southern Illinois.” This is the second year a highlight on Friday. Captain Earl McDonald for Representative Cray to crown the Apple will be performing his sensational Fire Dive Festival Queen. from a high tower into a tank of flaming water Out of all this noise,, shows, parades, and

Friday evening and Saturday afternoon and entertainment, it is the hope of the Murphys­ evening. The big parade will be coming down boro Apple Festival that the people will come Walnut street Saturday afternoon with Miss to realize what fine apples are raised in South­ Kathy Etherton, the 1955 Apple Queen; the 1956 Apple Queen contestants in beautiful ern Illinois and demand them for their tables, shiny convertibles; floats, bands, and drum pies, and lunch time snacks. As the Murphys­ and bugle corps such as the National Cham­ boro Apple Festival grows bigger, the people pion Black Knights from Belleville, Illinois; of Murphysboro give more of their time, the Royal Purple Panthers from St. Louis (a money, and services and the growers realize colored corp with Mississippi Rhythm) the more and more how important it is to them Belletttes from Belleville, Illinois, a (girl corp) and the people who come to Murphysboro to and the Corvets from Jerseyville, Illinois. Al­ see the Apple Festival know they are in for so, to add color the Semo Shriner’s Mounted a good time with a cup of apple cider in one Patrol from Sikeston, Missouri. All of these hand and a donut in the other.

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1956 Apple Festival Souvenir Issue TV Weekly Roundup cial justification, I now offer the suggestion

LET'S CANALIZE that, since the Big Muddy basin has 250,000 people already established and desirous of mak­ Big Muddy River and Beaucoup Creek! ing this their permanent home and since

First of a Three Part Series. 15,000 of them are now unemployed—many By Coffrey Hughes, Executive Director on rolls of public assistance—and since manu­ Southern Illinois Incorporated facturing often requires heavy, bulky, im­

Carterville, Illinois ported commodities, canalization of Big Muddy could be justified when it could make possible more industrial development that requires im­ portation of such raw products as bauxite, sul­ phur, iron ore, etc.

Such canalization of Big Muddy River and

Beaucoup Creek would make the very heart of our distressed Southern Illinois area access­ ible to the barge routes of the whole North American continent when the St. Lawrence Seaway is finally completed. I can envision processing plants for aluminum, iron ore fines and chemicals being located along these routes. It is also possible to have electric generating plants at the mine site—with ade­ quate water at the same location for cooling, thereby reducing the cost of electricity to other industrial users. All of these develop­ ments would attract related and allied manu­ facturing concerns. Since the turn of the century the people of Southern Illinois have contemplated the eco­ Continued over nomic advantages and possibilities of an in­ land water route to the heart of the great coal deposits that underlie practically all of the Big Muddy River basin in southwestern Illinois.

Numerous investigations and reports have been made by various Federal and State agencies concerning the potentialities of the Big Muddy River basin, the majority of which dealt primarily with improvements for navi­ gation.

Since World War II the economy of Big Muddy basin has been going through a rapid transition from undeveloped agriculture to a highly scientifically developed agriculture with special emphasis on development of forest pro­ ducts. In addition, the economy is changing from a one-industry depending on coal to one based on a diversity of manufacturing. With this industrial growth to a total of 792 in­ dustrial establishments by 1953, approximate­ ly 20,000 new factory jobs were provided in an area that has been plagued with declining Big Muddy River with its tributary Beaucoup jobs in the coal mines. Creek could become a busy waterway carrying If canalization of the Big Muddy River was the 17 billion-ton coal reserves of Southern unjustified as stated in previous State and Illinois to far flung ports and bringing in need­ Federal reports, when based on a coal econ­ ed raw materials for needed industrial expan­ omy and depending on coal freight for finan­ sion.

1956 Apple Festival Souvenir Issue TV Weekly Roundup Let’s Canalize (cont.)

We know that aluminum extrusion plants ATTEND YOUR are looking for sites with local supplies of coal. That means we must provide low cost and APPLE FESTIVAL convenient transportation of bauxite from Arkansas by inland water routes, as proven by IN MURPHYSBORO the location of the Reynolds aluminum plant on the Green River Canal in western Ken­ tucky. We also know that it is now practical and Penney’s commercially profitable to operate a combina­ ALWAYS FIRST QUALITY! tion coal coking process and reduction of “iron ore” fines. The process will produce coke, chemicals, pig iron, titanium, etc., but requires a transportation facility such as the proposed canalization of Big Muddy River. Al and Rays Cafe & Tavern

Coal deposits in Big Muddy basin will pro­ vide adequately for the industries mentioned

for centuries to come. 1331 WALNUT STREET MURPHYSBORO. ILL.

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1956 Apple Festival Souvenir Issue TV Weekly Roundup ST. LOUIS 5:00—Meet the Press 8:00—Jane Wyman Fireside 5:30—Topper Theatre Me. - KSD - NBC 5 8:30—Circle Theatre EVENING PROGRAMS 9:30—Celebrity Theatre DAYLIGHT SAVING TIME 6:00—You Asked for It 10:00—Science Fiction Thea. 10:30—Crunch and Dez For Central Standard Time 6:30—Kickoff 7:00—Steve Allen Show 11:00—News Substract One Hour 8:00—Alcoa Hour 11:10—Weather 9:00—Loretta Young Show 11:15—Feature Film Saturday 9:30—The American Legend 12:40—Weather 10:00—Lawrence Welk Show MORNING PROGRAMS 10:30—Ted Mack Show 7:30—Film 11:30—Heart of the City Wednesday Evening 8:00—Western Roundup 12:00—The Big Picture 6:00—Weather 12:30—Weather 9:00—Howdy Doody 6:05—Sports 9:30—Cartoon Time 6:1 5—News 10:00—Fury 6:30—Eddie Fisher Show 10:30—Uncle Johnny Coons Monday thru Friday 6:45—News Caravan 11:00—Buffalo Bill, Jr. 7:00—Today 7:00—Nations Press Confer­ 11:30—Mr. Wizard 9:00—Ding Dong School ence AFTERNOON PROGRAMS 9:30—Bandstand 7:30—Father Knows Best 12:00—Coing Places 10:00—Home 8:00—Television Theatre 1 :00—Wild Bill Elliott 11:00—Tic Tac Dough 9:00—This Is Your Life 2:00—Feature Film 11:30— It Could Be You 9:30—I Married Joan 10:00—I Led Three Lives 3:30—From Hollywood 10:30—Studio 57 4:00—Farrell Dobbs 12:00—Charlotte Peters Show 11:00—News 4:15—Eric Haas 12:30—As the World Turns 11:10—Weather 4:30—Eddie Arnold 1:00—Homemaking 11:15—Feature Film 5:00—Captain Gallant 1:30—Tennessee Ernie Show 12:30—Weather 5:30—Cisco Kid 2:00—Matinee 3:00—Queen for a Day EVENING PROGRAMS 3:45—Modern Romances 6:00—Spotlight on Missouri 4:00—Russ David 6:15—Parade of Magic 4:30—Playhouse 6:30—People Are Funny Thursday Evening 5:00—Wrangler’s Club 7:00—Perry Como Show 6:00—Weather 5:30—M. Superman 8:00—Caesar’s Hour 6:05—Sports Tu. Roy Rogers 9:00—Encore Theatre 6:15—News W. Ramar of Jungle 9:30—Your Hit Parade 6:30—Dinah Shore Show Th. Wild Bill Hickok 10:00—Man Behind the Badge 6:45—News Caravan F. Rin Tin Tin 10:30—Stories of the Century 7:00—Groucho Marx Show 11:00—Les Paul & Mary Ford 7:30—Dragnet 11:05—Feature Film 8:00—Peoples Choice 12:35—Weather Monday Evening 8:30—Ford Theatre 12:36—Film 9:00—Video Theatre 6:00—Weather 10:00—Man Called X 6:05—Sports 10:30—Crossroads 6:1 5—News 11:00—News 6:30—Frankie Carle 11:10—Weather Sunday 6:45—News Caravan 11:15—Feature Film 7:00—Producers Showcase 12:30—Weather MORNING PROGRAMS (Color) 7:45—Color Film 8:30—Robert Montgomery 8:15—Mission at Mid-Cent. Presents 8:45—Man to Man 9:30—Federal Men 9:00—Met. Church Federtion 10:00—Mr. District Attorney Friday Evening 9:30—This Is The Life 10:30—Do you trust your wife 6:00—Weather 10:00—Frontiers of Faith 11:00—News 6:05—Sports 10:30—Christophers 11:10—Weather 6:15—News 11:00—Operation Success 11:15—Feature Film 6:30—Eddie Fisher Show 11:30—Eddie Arnold Show 12:50—Weather 6:45—News Caravan 7:00—Truth or Consequencer 7:30—Life of Riley AFTERNOON PROGRAMS 8:00—On Trial 12:00—American Forum Tuesday Evening 8:30—Big Story 12:30—News 9:00—Cavalcade of Sports 12:45—Industry on Parade 6:00—Weather 9:45—Sports Extra 1 :00—Lone Ranger 6:05—Sports 10:00—Code Three 1:30—Showcase 6:15—News 10:30—Big Town 2:00—Telephone Time 6:30—Frankie Carle 11:00—News 2:30—Showcase 6:45—News Caravan 11:10—Weather 3:00—Wide Wide World 7:00—Big Surprise 11:15—Feature Film 4:30—Wyatt Earp 7:30—Noah’s Ark 1:10—Weather

'‘Your Guide To Better Viewing” —13— INDIANAPOLIS Monday thru Friday Wednesday Evening 6 Ind. - WFBM - NBC 6:00—Weather DAYLICHT SAVING TIME 7 :00—Today 6:10—News 9:00—Kitchen Window 6:20—Happy Birthday For Central Standard Time 9:30—Romper Room 6:25—Les Paul & Mary Ford Substract One Hour 10:00—Home 6:30—Eddie Fisher 11:00—Tic Tac Dough 6:45—News Caravan 11:30—It Could Be You Saturday 7 :00—Search for Adventure 12:00—Market Reports MORNING PROGRAMS 7 :30—Father Knows Best 12:10—Farm News 8:00—TV Theatre 8:00—Mr. Wizard 12:25—News 9:00—This Is Your Life 8:30—Uncle Johnny Coons 12:30—Open House 9:30—I Led 3 Lives 9:00—Howdy Doody 1:30—Tennessee Ernie 10:00—Press Conference 9:30—Gene Autry 2:00—Matinee Theatre 10:30—Hoosier Theatre 10:30—Junior Auction 3:00—Queen for A Day 11:00—Weather 11:00—Cartoon Time 3 :45—Modern Romances 11:10—Sports Review 11:30—Fury 4:00—What’s Your Bid 11:20—Greatest Sport Thrills AFTERNOON PROGRAMS 4:30—Channel 6 Playhouse 11:30—Night Owl Theatre 12:00—Roy Rogers 5:00—M.W.Th. Chuckwagon 12:00—Tonight 1:00—Wild Bill Elliott Tales 2:00—Championship Bowling Tu. Superman 3:00—Hoosier Playhouse F. Rin Tin Tin 4:30—Captain Gallant 5:30—Tu.Th.F. 5:00—Big Picture Chuckwagon Tales 5:30—Wild Bill Hickok EVENING PROGRAMS 6:00—Top Plays Thursday Evening 6:30—People Are Funny 7:00—Perry Como 6:00—Weather 8:00—Caesar’s Hour Monday Evening 6:10—News 6:20—Happy Birthday 9:00—Encore Theatre 6:00—Hoosier Weather 9:30—Your Hit Parade 6:25—Les Paul & Mary Ford 6:10—News 10:00—Cross Current 6:30—Dinah Shore 6:20—Happy Birthday 6:45—News Caravan 10:30—Star Performance 6:25—Les Paul & Mary Ford 7:00—Great Cildersleeve 11:00—Indiana Hoedown 6:30—Frankie Carle 7:30—Frank Leahy 12:00—Night Owl Theatre 6:45—News Caravan 8:00—People’s Choice 7:00—Producers’ Showcase 8:30—Ford Tehatre 8:30—Robert Montgomery 9:00—Lux Video Theatre Presents 10:00—Best of Groucho 9:30—Man Called X 10:30—Dragnet Sunday 10:00—Crunch & Des 11:00—Weather 10:30—Armchair Theatre 11:10—Sports Review MORNING PROGRAMS 11:00—Weather With Craw­ 11:20—Greatest Sport Thrills 9:00—This Is The Life ford 11:30—Night Owl Theatre 9:30—The Christophers 11:10—Tom Carnegie 12:00—Tonight 10:00—American Religious 11:20—Greatest Sport Thrills Town Hall 11:30—Night Owl Theatre 10:30—Pix of Six 12:00—Tonight AFTERNOON PROGRAMS 12:00—Industry On Parade 12:15—Healing Waters Friday Evening 12:45—Forbes News Tuesday Evening 1 :00—Sunday Matinee 6:00—Hoosier Weather 2:30—Zoo Parade 6:00—Hoosier Weather 6:10—News 3:00—Wide Wide World 6:10—News 6:20—Happy Birthday 4:30—Capt. Gallant 6:20—Happy Birthday 6:25—Les Paul & Mary Ford 5:00—Judge Roy Bean 6:25—Les Paul & Mary Ford 6:30—Eddie Fisher 5:30—Jungle 6:30—Frankie Carle 6:45—News Caravan 5:45—Weather 6:45—News Caravan 7 :00—Overseas Adventure 5:55—News 7:00—David Niven 7:30—Life of Riley EVENING PROGRAMS 7 :30—Gangbusters 8:00—On Trail 6:00—Topper 8:00—Jane Wyman Show 8:30—Big Story 6:30—Kickoff 1956 8:30—Circle Theatre 9:00—Cavalcade of Sports 7:00—Steve Allen 9:30—Big Town 9:45—Red Barber 8:00—TV Playhouse 10:00—Big Surprise 10:00—Truth or Consequences 9:00—Loretta Young Show 10:30—Noah’s Ark 10:30—Steve Donovan 9:30—Science Fiction Theatre 11:00—Weather 11:00—Weather 10:00—Screen Directors Play­ 11:10—Sports Review 11:10—Sports Review house 11:20—Greatest Sport Thrills 11:20—Greatest Sport Thrills 10:30—Old Dutch Playhouse 11:30—Night Owl Theatre 11:30—Night Owl Theatre 11:00—Night Owl Theatre 12:00—Tonight 12:00—Tonight

TV WEEKLY INDIANAPOLIS 8:30—Alfred Hitchcock Pres. 9:00—$64,000 Question 9:00—264,000 Challenge 9:30—Do You Trust Your Ind. - WISH - CBS 8 9:30—What’s My Line Wife 10:00—Sunday News 10:00—News DAYLIGHT SAVING TIME 10:15—Political 10:15—San Francisco Beat 10:45—Late Show 10:45—Late Show

For Central Standard Time Substract One Hour

Monday thru Friday Wednesday Evening Saturday

MORNING PROGRAMS 6:00—News 7 :00—Good Morning 6:1 0—Weather 8:00—Capt. Kangaroo 8:00—Indiana Farmer 6:1 5—Doug Edwards 9:00—Carry Moore 8:30—Captain Kangaroo 6:30—Crand Ole Opry 9:30—M.Tu.W.Th. Godfrey 9:30—Mighty Mouse 7:00—Frankie Laine Show F. Carry Moore 10:00—Sweet Time 10:30—Strike It Rich 8:00—Millionaire 10:30—Texas Ranger 11:00—Valiant Lady 8:30—I’ve Cot A Secret 11:00—Big Top 11:15—Love of Life 9:00—20th Century Fox Hr. 11:30—Search for Tomorrow 12:00—Lone Ranger 10:00—News 11:45—Guiding Light 12:30—Mar. Co. Schools 12:00—News Cr Weather 10:15—Highway Patrol 12:45—Baseball Preview 12:15—Farm & Home 10:45—Late Show 12:55—Came of the Week 12:30—As the Earth Turns 3:30—Big Picture 1:00—Johnny Carson Show 4:00—U. N. Handicap 1:30—House Party 4:30—Double Circle Ranch 2:00—Big Payoff 5:30—Ramar of the Jungle 2:30—Bob Crosby 3:00—Brighter Day Thursday Evening 6:00—Annie Oakley :153 —Secret Storm 6:30—Beat the Clock 3:30—Edge of Night 7:00—Jackie Gleason Show 6:00—News 4:00—Chapel Door 7:30—Stage Show 6:10—Weather 4:1 5—Cartoons 8:00—Two For The Money 4:30—My Little Margie 6:15—Doug Edwards 8:30—Hey Jeannie 5:00—Early Show 6:30—Sgt. Preston 9:00—Cunsmoke 9:30—High Finance 7:00—Bob Cummings Show 10:00—News and Weather 7:30—Climax 10:15—Susie 8:30—Four Star Playhouse 10:45—Late Show 9:00—Arthur Murray 12:30—Late Late Show Monday Evening 9:30—Celebrity Playhouse 10:00—News

6:00—News 10:15—Soldiers of Fortune 6:10—Weather 10:45—Late Show 6:15—Doug Edwards Sunday 6:30—Robin Hood 7:00—Burns and Allen 7:30—Talent Scouts 8:30—Sacred Heart 8:00—Charlie Farrell Show 8:45—Man to Man 8:30—Vic Damone Show 9:00—Lamp Unto My Feet Friday Evening 9:00—Studio One 9:30—Look Up and Live 10:00—News 10:00—TV Church 6:00—News 10:15—Stage 7 10:30—Camera 3 6:10—Weather 10:45—Late Show 11:00—Lets Take A Trip 6:15—Doug Edwards 11:30—Big Picture 6:30—My Friend Flicka 7:00—Hollywood Summer 12:00—Service Salute Theatre 12:30—Wild Bill 7:30—Our Miss Brooks Tuesday Evening 1 :00—Pro Football 8:00—Crusaders 3:45—CBS News 8:30—Playhouse of Stars 4:00—Face the Nation 6:00—News 5:00—Telephone Time 6:10—Weather 9:00—Undercurrent 5:30—You Are There 6:15—Doug Edwards 9:30—Person to Person 6:30—Name That Tune 10:00—News 6:00—Lassie 7:00—Phil Silvers Show 10:15—Studio 57 6:30—Private Secretary 7:30—Navy Log 7:00—The Ed Sullivan Show 8:00—Joe and Mabel 10:45—Late Show 8:00—C. E. Theatre 8:30—Spotlight Theatre 12:30—Late Late Show

“Your Guide To Better Viewing” —15— 10 TERRE HAUTE 6:55—National Democratic Monday thru Friday Committee Ind. - WTHI - CBS 7:00—Phil Silvers Show 8:00—Captain Kangaroo 7:30—Navy Log DAYLIGHT SAVING TIME 9:00—Carry Moore 8:00—Joe and Mabel 9:30—M. Education on Film 8:30—Star and The Story Fur Central Standard Time Tu.W. Town Hall 9:00—$64,000 Question Substract One Hour Th. Arthur Godfrey 9:30—Do You Trust Your 9:45—M. Arthur Godfrey Wife? Saturday W.Th. Education on 10:00—TV News Roundup Film 10:15—Late Weather MORNING PROGRAMS 10:00—M. Reporter Roundup 10:20—Sports Huddle 8:30—Captain Kangaroo Tu.Th. Arthur Godfrey 10:30—Count of Monte Cristo 9:15—Education on Film W. Nursing Touches 11:00—Orient Express 9:30—Mighty Mouse Life 10:00—Winky Dink 10:30—Strike It Rich 11:00—Valiant Lady 10:30—Ramar of the Jungle Wednesday Evening 11:00—The Big Top 11:15—Love of Life 11:30—Search for Tomorrow 6:00—TV News Picture 11:45—Guiding Light AFTERNOON PROGRAMS 6:10—Early Weather 12:00—Trail Time 6:15—Doug Edwards News 12:00—CBS News 12:45—Baseball Preview 6:30—Annie Oakley 12:10—Stand Up and be 12:55—Came of the Week 7:00—Frankie Laine Show Counted 3:30—Education on Film 8:00—The Millionaire 12:30—My Little Margie 4:00—U. N. Handicap 8:30—I’ve Cot a Secret 1:00—Johnny Carson Show 4:30—Hollywood W restling 9:00—People’s Choice 1:30—Education on Film 5:30—China Smith 9:30—Ford Theatre 1:45—House Party 10:00—TV News Rounduo 2:00—Big Payoff EVENING PROGRAMS 10:15—Late Weather 2:30—M.Tu. China Smith 10:20—Sports Huddle 6:00—Disneyland W. Orient Express 10:30—Best of Margie 6:55—Local News Th. Police Call 11:00—Police Call 7:00—Jackie Gleason Show F. Halls of Ivy 7:30—Soliders of Fortune 3:00—Brighter Day 8:00—Two for the Money 3:15—Secret Storm 8:30—Hey Jeannie 3:30—Edge of Night 9:00—Gunsmoke 4:00—My Little Margie Thursday Evening 9:30—Dance Party 4:30—Marshal Mike 6:00—TV News Picture 10:00—Lawrence Welk 5:30—M. Wild Bill Hickok 6:10—Early Weather 11:00—Late Show Tu.Th. Ramar of the 6:15—Doug Edwards News Jungle 6:30—Snap Shop W. Musical Drawing 6:35—People of Interest Board 6:45—Nancee South F. Range Rider 7:00—Best of Croucho Sunday 7:30—Climax 8:30—Victory at Sea 9:00—Lamp Unto My Feet Monday Evening 9:00—Warner Bros. Presents 9:30—Look Up and Live 10:00—TV News Roundup 10:00—Eye on New York 10:15—Late Weather 6:00—TV News Picture 10:30—Camera 3 10:20—Sports Huddle 6:10—Early Weather 11:00—Let’s Take a Trip 10:30—Susie 6:15—Doug Edwards News 11:30—Wild Bill Hickok 11:00—China Smith 6:30—Robin Hood AFTERNOON PROGRAMS 7:00—Burns & Allen 12:00—Sunday Matinee 7:30—Talent Scouts 1 :00—Pro Football 8:00—Charlie Farrell Show Friday Evening 4:00—Face the Nation 8:30—Vic Damone Show 4:30—Bandwagon ’56 9:00—Dr. Hudsons Secret 6:00—TV News Picture 5:00—Telephone Time Journal 6:10—Early Weather 5:30—You Are There 9:30—Dragnet 6:15—Doug Edwards News 10:00—TV News Roundup 6:30—My Friend Flicka EVENING PROGRAMS 10:15—Late Weather 7:00—Hollywood Summer 6:00—Dollar A Second 10:20—Sports Huddle Theatre 6:30—Private Secretary 10:30—Halls of Ivy 7:30—Our Miss Brooks 7:00—Ed Sullivan Show 11:00—China Smith 8:00—Crusader 8:00—Amateur Show 8:30—Playhouse of Stars 8:30—Alfred Hitchcock Pres. 9:00—Stories of the Century 9:00—Loretta Young Tuesday Evening 9:30—Person to Person 9:30—What’s My Line 10:00—TV News Roundup 10:00—Sunday News Special 6:00—TV News Picture 10:15—Late Weather 10:15—LocaI News 6:10—Early Weather 10:20—Sports Huddle 10:20—Ora I Robe rts 6:15—Doug Edwards News 10:30—Frank Leahy Show 10:50—Open Bible 6:30—Name That Tune 10:45—Late Show

—16— TV WEEKLY 12 Cape Girardeau 7:30—Name That Tune Mo. - KF VS - CBS Monday thru Friday 8:00—Joe and Mabel 8:30—Spotlight Theatre 7:00—Good Morning 9:00—$64,000 Question DAYLIGHT SAVING TIME 8:00—Captain Kangaroo 9:30—Do You Trust Your 9:00—Carry Moore Wife For Central Standard Time 9:30—M.Tu.Th. Godfrey 10:00—Phil Silvers Substract One Hour W. Home and Market 10:30—Navy Log F. Carry Moore 11:00—Star Showcase Saturday 9:45—M.W. Arthur Godfrey 11:30—Topper Th. Home & Market 12:00—News 8:30—Capt. Kangaroo 10:00—M.W. Godfrey Time 9:15—Film Tu. Home & Market 9:30—Mighty Mouse Th. Morn. Meditation 10:30—Fury 10:15—Tu.Th. Godfrey Time Wednesday Evening 11:00—Big Top 10:30—Strike It Rich 12:00—Film 11:00—Valiant Lady 6:00—Bunny Space Ranger 12:30—Industry On Parade 11:15—Love of Life 6:30—Pick The Winner 12:45—Baseball Preview 11:30—Search for Tomorrow 6:45—Looney Tunes 12:55—Came of the Week 11:45—Guiding Light 7:00—The Scoreboard 4:00—UN Handicap 7:05—Watching the Weather 4:30—Hollywood Matinee 12:00—CBS News 7:1 5—Douglas Edwards 5:00—Western Roundup 12:10—Stand Up and Be 7:30—Cisco Kid Counted 8:00—The Millionaire EVENING PROGRAMS 12:30—As the Earth Turns 8:30—I’ve Cot A Secret 6:00—Sports Parade 1:00—Johnny Carson Show 9:00—20th Century Fox Hr. 6:30—Stars of Grand Ole 1:30—M.W.F. Film 10:00—Frankie Laine Show 11:00—Mr. D. A. Opry Tu Mo. People, Places 7:00—Life of Riley Th. Conservation 11:30—Dollar A Second 7:30—Heart of the City 1:45—House Party 12:00—News and Weather 8:00—Biff Baker USA 2:00—Big Payoff 8:30—Hey Jeannie 2:30—M. Film Th. Reporters Roundup 9:00—Cunsmoke Thursday Evening 9:30—Man Called X Tu.F. Film 10:00—Jackie Gleason Show 3:00—Brighter Day 6:00—Bunny Space Ranger 10:30—Stage Show 3:15—Secret Storm 6:30—Kit Carson 11:00—Your Hit Parade 3:30—Edge of Night 7:00—The Scoreboard 11:30—Encore Theatre 4:00—Looking for Knowledge 7:05—Watching the Weather 12:00—Million Dollar Movie 4:45—Tu. Cowboy Corral 7:15—Douglas Edwards 1:00—News and Weather 5:00—M.W.Th.F. Cowboy Corral 7:30—I Led Three Lives 8:00—Best of Croucho 8:30—Four Star Playhouse Sunday 9:00—Arthur Murray 9:30—Heart of the City 9:00—Lamp Unto My Feet Monday Evening 10:00—Highway Patrol 9:30—Look Up And Live 10:30—Climax 10:00—Eye on New York 6:00—Wild Bill Hickok 11:30—Channel 12 Theatre 10:30—Camera Three 6:30—Film 12:30—News and Weather 11:00—Let’s Take A Trip 6:45—Looney Tunes 11:30—What One Person Can 7:00—The Scoreboard Do 7:05—Watching the Weather 12:00—Man to Man 7:15—Douglas Edwards Friday Evening 12:15—RFD 7:30—Robin Hood 12:30—Wild Bill Hickok 8:00—Charlie Farrell Show 6:00—Bunny Space Ranger 1:00— Film 8:30—Vic Damone Show 6:30—Film 2:00—Pro Football 9:00—Ray Milland Show 6:45—Looney Tunes 4:45—Sunday News 9:30—Jane Wyman 7:00—The Scoreboard 5:00—Telephone Time 10:00—Burns & Allen 7:05—Watching the Weather 5:30—Mr. Wizard 10:30—Talent Scouts 7:15—Douglas Edwards 11:00—Famous Playhouse 7:30—Annie Oakley EVENING PROGRAMS 11:30—Loretta Young 8:00—The Crusader 6:00—This Is The Life 12:00—News and Weather 8:30—Badge 714 6:30—Guy Lombardo 9:00—Undercurrent 7:00—All Star Theatre 9:30—Person to Person 7:30—Private Secretary 10:00—Hollywood Summer 8:00—G. E .Theatre Tuesday Evening Theatre 8:30—Hitchcock Presents 10:30—W aterfront 9:00—$64,000 Challenge 6:00—Superman 11:00—Man Behind the Badge 9:30—My Little Margie 6:30—Film 11:30—Ford Theatre 10:00—Ed Sullivan Show 6:55—Special Broadcast 12:00—News 11:00—Alcoa Hour 7:00—The Scoreboard 12:05—This Is Your Life 12:00—News and Weather 7:05—Watching the Weather 12:35—Weather

“Your Guide To Better Viewing” —17— 22 HARRISBURG 5:00—Bold Journey 9:30—Mr. and Mrs. North 5:30—Roy Rogers 10:00—Frankie Laine Show III. - WSIL - ABC EVENING PROGRAMS 10:30—My Little Margie 6:00—Topper 11:00—Four Star Final DAYLIGHT SAVING TIME 6:30—You Asked for It 11:05—Family Playhouse For Central Standard Time 7:00—Steve Allen 8:00—Ernie Kovacs Substract One Hour 9:00—Crossroads 9:30—Liberace Wednesday Evening 10:00—Lawrence Welk 6:00—Tune Time Saturday 11:00—Family Playhouse 6:45—News Caravan 7:00—Cactus Pete MORNING PROGRAMS 7:30—Lucky LeRoy 9:00—Howdy Doody 7:45—Front Page 9:30—I Married Joan MONDAY thru FRIDAY 8:00—Roy Rogers 10:00—Fury 7:30—Baptist Hour 8:30—To Be Announced 10:30—Jr. Talent Revue 8:00—Today 9:00—Disneyland 11:00—Cowboy Theatre 9:00—Ding Dong School 10:00—Life of Riley 9:30—NBC Bandstand 10:30—To Be Announced AFTERNOON PROGRAMS 10:00—Home 11:00—Four Star Final 11:00—Tic Tac Dough 11:05—Dollar A Second 12:00—Coffee Club 11:30—It Could Be You 11:35—Family Playhouse 12:30—Big Picture 2:00—NBC Matinee Theatre 1:00—Bar 22 Ranch 2:00—To Be Announced 3:00—Queen For A Day 5:00—To Be Announced 3:45—Modern Romances 5:30—Movie Matinee 4:00—Comedy Time Thursday Evening 4:30—Movie Matinee EVENING PROGRAMS 6:00—Visiting Southern III. 6:1 5—Tune Time 6:30—It’s Fun to Draw 6:45—News Caravan 7:00—Cactus Pete 7:00—Cactus Pete 7:30—People Are Funny Monday Evening 7:30—Lucky LeRoy 8:00—To Be Announced 6:00—Tune Time 7:45—Front Page 8:30—To Be Announced 6:45— -News Caravan 8:00—Ramar of the Jungle 9:00—Encore Theatre 7:00—Cactus Pete 8:30—Ford Theatre 9:30—Your Hit Parade 7:30—Lucky LeRoy 9:00—Golden Key Quartet 10:00—W restling 7:45—Front Page 9:30—Country Carnival 11:00—Million Dollar Movie 8:00—Beulah Show 10:00—Masquerade Party 8:30—Prophets 10:30—Dragnet 9:00—Texas Rasslin 11:00—News 10:00—Conrad Nagel Theatre 11:05—Family Playhouse 10:30—Organ Melodies Sunday 10:45—Four Star Final 11:00—Family Playhouse

AFTERNOON PROGRAMS Friday Evening 1:00—Faith for Today 6:00—Tune Time 1:30—Youth Wants to Know Tuesday Evening 6:45—News Caravan 2:00—Man to Man 6:00—Tune Time 7:00—Cactus Pete 2:15—Christian Science 6:45—News Caravan 7:30—Lucky LeRoy 2:30—Reporter’s Roundup 7:00—Cactus Pete 7:45—Front Page 3:00—This Is The Life 7:30—Lucky LeRoy 8:00—Grand Ole Opry 3:30—To Be Announced 7:45—Front Page 8:30—Pro Football 4:00—Zoo Parade 8:00—Cowboy G-Men 11:30—Four Star Final 4:30—Oral Roberts 8:30—Circle Theatre 11:35—Family Playhouse

This Week’s Shows In Review will block the adoption in “We Who Love Her.” FRIDAY EVENINC CRUSADER (CBS) Matt Anders uncovers a vicious traffic in 7:30 P.M.—LIFE OF RILEY (NBC) human babies in “The Adoption.” Tonight’s episode is entitled “The First 8:30 P.M.—PLAYHOUSE OF STARS (CBS) Quarrel.’’ “Top Secret.” The story of a diplomat’s OUR MISS BROOKS (CBS) daughter who is kidnaped by a foreign The efforts of Principal Conklin to pre­ agency which is opposed to the United record a speech for visiting dignitaries, be­ States. cause of his stage fright, backfires when 9:00 P.M.—CAVALCADE OF SPORTS (NBC) Connie Brooks tries to help him. (TENTATIVE) 8:00 P.M.—ON TRIAL (NBC) Chuck Speiser, Detroit, Mich., vs. Hans A husband and wife decide to adopt their Stretz, Berlin, Germany. A 10-round niece, but the woman changes her mind be­ light-heavyweight bout in Olympia Stadium, cause she learns her secret criminal record Detroit, Mich.

18 TV WEEKLY 50 HENDERSON Monday thru Friday Wednesday Evening Ky - WEHT - CBS 8:55—M.Tu.W.Th. 6:00—3 Star Edition DAYLICHT SAVINC TIME Morning News 6:15—Douglas Edwards News 9:00—Carry Moore 6:30—Pick the Winner For Central Standard Time 9:30—M.W.Th. 7:00—Frankie Laine Show Substract One Hour Arthur Godfrey 8:00—Millionaire 10:30—Strike It Rich 8:30—I’ve Cot A Secret 11:00—Valiant Lady 9:00—20th Century Fox Hr. Saturday 11:15—Love of Life 10:00—Screen Directors Play­ MORNING PROGRAMS 11:30—Search for Tomorrow house 9:00—Captain Kangaroo 11:45—Guiding Light 10:30—Final Edition 9:30—Mighty Mouse Play­ 10:40—Two on the Aisle house 12:00—News 11:40—Late News 12:10—Stand Up and Be 10:00—Winky Dink Counted 10:30—Comedy Theatre 12:30—As the Earth Turns 11:00—Big Top 1:00—Livestock Reports Thursday Evening AFTERNOON PROGRAMS 1:05—Johnny Carson 1:30—M. What’s your Troub. 12:00—Tri-State Farmer 6:00—3 Star Edition Tu.Th. House Party 12:45—Baseball Preview 6:15—Political W. Sacred Heart Pro. 12:55—Came of the Week 6:30—Captain Gallant F. WEHT Presents 3:30—Range Rider 7:00—Bob Cummings Show 1:45—M.W.F. House Party 4:00—UN Handicap 7:30—Climax 2:00—Big Payoff 4:30—Six Gun Playhouse 8:30—Four Star Playhouse 2:30—Bob Crosby 5:00—Six Gun Playhouse 9:00—Arthur Murray Party 3:00—Brighter Day 5:45—Christian Science 9:30—Quiz Kids 3:15—Secret Storm 10:00—Your Star Showcase 3:30—The Edge of Night 10:30—Final Edition EVENING PROGRAMS 4:00—Cartoon Theatre 10:40—Two on the Aisle 6:00—Sat. Sports Mirror 4:15—T.Th. Rusty’s Roundup 1:40—Late News 6:30—Count of Monte Cristo 4:30—M.W.F. Rusty’s Rndup 7:00—Jackie Gleason 5:15—Tu.Th. Make a Beeline 7:30—Stage Show 5:30—M.W.F. Ramar of Jun. 8:00—Two For The Money 5:45—Tu.Th. Cartoons Friday Evening 8:30—Hey Jeannie 9:00—Cunsmoke 6:00—3 Star Edition 9:30—Bowling Time 6:15—Douglas Edwards News 10:30—Channel 50 Theatre Monday Evening 6:30—My Friend Flicka 7:00—Hollywood Summer 6:00—3 Star Edition Theatre 6:15—Douglas Edwards News 7:30—Our Miss Brooks Sunday 6:30—Robin Hood 8:00—The Crusader 7:00—Burns & Allen 8:30—Susie 9:00—Undercurrent MORNING PROGRAMS 7:30—Mr. D. A. 8:00—Charlie Farrell Show 9:30—Person to Person 9:00—Lamp Unto My Feet 8:30—Vic Damone Show 10:00—Charades 9:30—Look Up & Live 9:00—Studio One Summer 10:30—Final Edition 10:00—Eye on New York Theatre 10:40—Two On the Aisle 10:30—Camera 3 10:00—Talent Scouts 11:40—Late News 11:00—Let’s Take A Trip 10:30—Final Edition 11:30—Wild Bill Hickok 10:40—Two on the Aisle 11:40—Late News AFTERNOON PROGRAMS 12:00—Peppo the Clown 1:00—Tro Football “You See The BestON CBS Channel 50 WEHT CBS in EVANSVILLE 3:45—Churches of Chirst Tuesday Evening 4:00—Les Smithart Show 4:30—Oral Roberts 6:00—3 Star Edition 5:00—Telephone Time 6:15—Political 5:30—You Are There 6:30—Name That Tune 7:00—Phil Silvers Show EVENING PROGRAMS 7:30—Navy Log 6:00—Lassie 8:00—Joe and Mabel 6:30—Private Secretary 8:30—Do You Trust Your 7:00—Ed Sullivan Show Wife 8:00—G. E. Theatre 9:00—$64,000 Question 8:30—My Little Margie 9:30—I Search for Adventure 9:00—$64,000 Challenge 10:00—Your TV Theatre 9:30—What’s My Line 10:30—Final Edition 10:00—Alfred Hitchcock 10:40—Two on the Aisle 10:30—Channel 50 Theatre 11:40—Late News

“Your Guide To Better Viewing** —19— EVANSVILLE 3:00—Queen for A Day 3:45—Modern Romances Friday Evening 4:00—Comedy Hour 62 Ind. -wfie - nbc 6:00—Wild Bill Hickok 4:30—Masked Rider 6:30—Kartoon Karnival DAYLIGHT SAVING TIME 5:45—Serial Time 6:40—Local News For Central Standard Time 6:45—News Caravan Substract One Hour 7:00—Cisco Kid Monday Evening 7:30—Life of Riley 8:00—On Trial Saturday 6:00—Superman 8:30—Big Story 6:30—Kartoon Karnival 9:00—Howdy Dowdy 9:00—Cavalcade of Sports 6:40—Local News 9:45—Red Barber’s Corner 9:30—Comedy Time 6:45—News Caravan 10:00—Fury 10:00—Weather 7:00—Passport to Danger 10:30—Uncle Johnny Coons 10:10—News 7:30—Crossroads 11:00—Cowboy Theatre 10:20—Soorts 8:00—Parade Theatre 10:30—The Vise 12:00—Mr. Wizard 8:30—Robert Montgomery 12:30—Western Trails 11:00—Mr. and Mrs. North Presents 1:30—Midday Matinee 11:30—Premiere Theatre 9:30—G. E. Summer 2:30—Feature Presentation Originals 4:30—Industry On Parade 10:00—Weather 4:45—Wond. words of life 10:10—News 5:00—Cisco Kik 10:20—Sports 5:30—Eddy Arnold 10:30—Father Knows Best 6:00—Annie Oakley 11:00—Premiere Theatre 6:30—People Are Funny 7:00—Perry Como 8:00—The Falcon Tuesday Evening 8:30—Grand Ole Opry 6:00—Rin Tin Tin 9:00—Encore Theatre 6:30—Kartoon Karnival 9:30—Your Hit Parade 6:40—Local News 10:00—Badge 714 6:45—News Caravan 10:30—Lawrence Welk 7:00—Big Surprise 11:30—Premiere Theatre 7:30—Noah’s Ark 8:00—Jane Wyman 8:30—Circle Theatre Sunday 9:30—Big Town

12:00—American Forum 10:00—Weather 12:30—Frontiers of Faith 10:10—News 1:00—Man to Man 10:20—Sports 1:15—Industry on Parade 10:30—Premiere Theatre 1:30—Youth Wants to Know They Play with DANGER! 2:00—Big Picture Wednesday Evening 2:30—Zoo Parade 6:00—Soldiers of Fortune 3:00—Wide Wide World “SOLDIERS 6:30—Kartoon Karnival 4:30—The Pendulum OF FORTUNE’’ 6:40—Local News 5:00—Meet the Press 6:45—News Caravan 5:30—Roy Rogers starring John Russell 7:00—Disneyland 6:00—Topper 8:00—Kraft TV Theatre Chick Chandler 6:30—Lone Ranger 9:00—This Is Your Life 7:00—Steve Allen 9:30—“21” Presented by Seven-Up 8:00—Alcoa Hour 10:00—Weather 9:00—Loretta Young 10:1 0—News each WEDNESDAY 9:30—Family Theatre 10:20—Sports at 6:00 P.M. 10:00—Ted Mack’s Amateur 10:30—JSpeed Classics Hour on 11:00—Premiere Theatre 11:00—Warner Bros. Presents

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—20— TV WEEKLY Monday Evening 5 Monday Evening 4 6:00—Little Rascals 6:00—Wild Bill Hickok 6:30—Robin Hood NASHVILLE 6:30—Televisit 7:00—Burns & Allen 6:45—News Caravan NASHVILLE 7:30—Talent Scouts Tenn. - WSM - NBC 7 :00—Producer’s 8:00—Charlie Farrell Showcase Tenn. - WLAC - CBS Show 8:30—Robert Mont­ Daylight Saving Time Daylight Saving Time 8:30—Vic Damone gomery Presents 9:00—Studio One Sum­ 9:30—Science Fiction mer Theatre Theatre SATURDAY 10:00—Confidential File 10:00—Badge 714 SATURDAY 10:30—Shell Big News 7:15—Looney Tunes 10:30—Esso Reporter 8:30—Cap. Kangaroo 10:40—Million Dollar 7:30—Wild Bill Elliott 10:45—Sports Roundup 9:30—Mighty Mouse Movie 8:30—Pinky Lee 1 1 :00—Tonight 10:00—Winky Dink “Hey Rookie” 9:00—Howdy Doody 10:30—Texas Rangers 9:30—I Married Joan 11:00—Big Top 10:00—Fury 12:00—Little Rascals 10:30 — Uncle Johnny 12:30—Air Force News Tuesday Evening 11:00—Cowboy Theatre Tuesday Evening Revue 12:00 Pride of the 12:45—-Baseball Preview 6:00—Little Rascals 6:30—Name Thai Tune State 6:00—Rin Tin Tin 12:55—Game of Week 12:30—Porky Pig Time 6:30—Frankie Carle 3:30—To Be Announced 6:55—Democratic Na­ 1:00—Channel 4 Club 6:45—News Caravan 4:00—UN Handicap tional Committee 7:00 Phil Silvers 2:00—Kaleidoscope 7:00—Big Surprise 4:30—Gene Autry 7:“>O Navy Log 2:30—-Western Frontier 7:30—Noah’s Ark 5:30—Horse Show 3:30—Front Row 8:00—Jane Wyman 6:00—Wood and Water 8:00—Joe and Mabel ;Center Show 6:30—Beat the Clock 8:30—Spotlight Play­ 5:00—Coke Dance 8:30—Circle Theatre 7:00—Jackie Gleason house Party 9:30—Tenn. Jamboree Show 9:00—$64,000 Question 9:30—Do You Trust 5:30—Roy Rogers 10:00—Loretta Young 8:00—Two For The Your Wife 6:00—Flatt & Scruggs 10:30—Esso Reporter Money 10:00—Stage 92 6:30—People Are 10:45—Sports Roundup 8:30—Hey Jeannie 10:30 —Shell Big News Funny 11:00—Tonight 9:00—Gunsmoke 10:40 Million Dollar 7:00—Perry Como 9:30—High Finance Movie 8:00—Caesar’s Hour 10:00—Million Dollar “Behind Prison 9:00—Encore Theatre Movie Gates” 9:30 -Highway Patrol “Man Who 10:00—Your Hit Parade Wednesday Evening Dared’’ 10:30 — Big Town 11:00—Ina Ray Hutton 6:00—Annie Oakley Wednesday Evening 11:30—Capt. Gallant 6:30—Edide Fisher 6:00—Little Rascals 6:45—News Caravan 6:30—Pick the Winner 7:00—I Led 3 Lives SUNDAY 7:00—Frankie Laine 7:30—Father Knows 12:30—Wild Bill Hickok 8:00—The Millionaire SUNDAY Best 1:00—Pro Football 8:30—T’ve Got a Secret 8:00—Kraft TV Thea. 12:00—American Forum 4:30—You Are There 9:00—This Is Your 5:00—Telephone Time 9:00—20th Century 12:30—Frontiers of Life 5:30—Soldiers of Fox Hour Faith 9:30—Mr. D. A. 10:00—San Franicsco 1:00—Amer. Religious Fortune 10:00—Press Conference Beat Town Hall 6 :00—Lassie 10:30—Your Esso Re­ 6:30—Private Secretary 10:30—Shell Big News 1:30—Youth Wants to porter 10:40 — Million Dollar Know 7:00—Ed Sullivan Sh. 10:45—Sports Roundup 8:00—G. E. Theatre Movie 2:00—This Is The Life 11:00—Tonight 8:30—Al. Hitchcock 2:30—oZo Parade 9:00—5564.000 Chal’nge 3:00—Wide Wide 9:30—What’s My Line World Thursday Evening 10:00—Sunday News 4:30—The World This 10:15—Million $ Movie 6:00—Little Rascals Week Thursday Evening “Court Marital” 6:30—Sgt. Preston of 5:00—Meet the Press the Yukon 6:00—Buffalo Bill Jr. 5:30—Judge Roy Bean 7:00—Bob Cummings 6:30—Dinah Shore 6:00—Topper 7:30—Climax 6:30—To Be Announced 6:45—News Caravan Theatre 7:00—Best of Groucho 7:00—Steve Allen 8:30—Four Slor Plyhs. 7:30—Dragnet 8:00—TV Playhouse MON. thru FRI. 9:00—Arthur Murray 8:00—Steve Donovan 9:00—Man Called X 6:45—Speer Family 9:30—Famous Play­ 9:30—Movietime 8:30—Ford Theatre house 9:00—Video Theatre 7:00—Good Morning 10:00—Code Three 10:00—I Am The Law 8:00—Capt. Kangaroo 10:30—Shell Big News 10:30—Esso Reporter 9:00—Garry Moore 10:40—Frank Leahy MON. thru FRI. 10:45—Sports Roundup 9:30—M.Tu.W .Th. -0:55—Million Dollar 11:00—Tonight Arthur Godfrey 6:45—Looney Tunes 10:30—Strike It Rich Movie 7:00—Today 11 :00—Valiant Lady “U-Boat Prison­ 9:00—Ding Dong Sch. 11:15—Love of Life er” 9:30—Bandstand 11:30—Search for 10:00—Home Friday Evening Tomorrow 11 :00—Tic Tac Dough 11:45—Guiding Light 11 :30—It Could Be You 6:00—Superman 12:00—CBS News Friday Evening 12:00—Noon 6:30—Eddie Fisher 12:10—Stand Up and 6:00—Little Rascals 1:00—M.Tu.W. Life 6:45—News Caravan Be Counted 6:30—Mv Friend Flicks with Elizabeth 7:00—Truth or Conse­ 12:30—As Earth Turns 7:00—Hollywood Sum­ Th.F. Baby Time quences 1:00—Johnny Carson mer Theatre 1:15—Th.F. Life with 7:30—Life of Riley 1 :30—House Party 7:30—Our Miss Brooks Elizabeth 8:00—Doug Fairbanks 2:00—Big Payoff 8:00—The Crusaders 1:30—Tennessee Ernie 8:30—Big Story 2:30—Bob Crosby 8:30—Encore Theatre 2:00—NBC Matinee 9:00—Cavalcade of 3:00—Brighter Day 9:00—Undercurrent 3:00—Queen for A Day Sports 3:15—Secret Storm 9:30—Person to Person 3:45—Modern Romance 9:45—Football Tele­ 3:30—Edge of Night 10:00—Playhse. of Stars 4:00—Opry Matinee cast 4:00—Cartoon Carnival 10:30—Shell Big News 4:30—Porky Pig Time 10:15—Weather 4:45—M.W.F. 10:40—Million Dollar 4:45—Ramar of Jungle 10:30—Esso Reporter Roy Rogers Movie 5:15—Cisco Kid 10:45—Sports Roundup Tu.Th. G. Autry “Once Upon a 5:45—Weather 11:00—Tonight 5:45—Doug Edwards Time”

“Your Guide To Better Viewing*’ —21 — Wyman Presley Reports On

Bald Knob Mountain Project on “Visiting Southern Illinois’’

On Thursday evening, September 20 at 5 P. M. (CST) on VISITING SOUTHERN ILLINOIS over station WSIL in Harrisburg, Illinois, the story of how the beginning of the idea of a great, lighted Cross on Bald Knob mountain started. A progress report on the fund-raising campaign will also be made as well as a discussion of plans and etc.

The program will be presented by Wayman Presley of Makanda, Illinois who is chairman of the Executive Committee of the Bald Knob Christian Foundation. The program will fea­ ture the Union County Illinois widow, Myrta Clutts, whose sow farrowed 21 pigs following her faith pledge to contribute $100 to the Cross fund.

CLOWNING—Buster Keaton and Kay Starr re­ hearse their roles—he is a clown, she as a circus owner—for the original musical, “The Lord Don’t Play Favorites,’’ to be colorcast as the opening Fall attraction on NBC-TV’s “Pro­ ducers’ Showcase’’ Monday night, Sept. 17.

Myrta’s family dog nursed and raised the 6 extra pigs. Seizing on the publicity given

Myrta and her talentt, Presley is placing the offspring of her famous litter with farmers who are raising them to swell the Cross fund. Already 57 sows are on the production line in the expansion program. These have accumu­ lated in 3 months. Presley expects them to multiply into about 40,000 head in 3 1/2 years by which time the movement is expected to cover about 100 counties in the 4-state corn belt.

The big Cross is to be the symbol of our nation’s united faith, the foundation points out. It is to be built by the people with free will offerings. Already more than $135,000 has been contributed to the bank of deposit. The main shaft is to cost a million dollars. CIRCUS BANDMASTER — Louis Armstrong Members of the Foundation’s Governing Board brings his famous trumpet to the first Fall are also to be presented on this program. Spectacular on “Producers’ Showcase.”

2 TV WEEKLY A Skyline Drive (coni.) Video & Radio Digest (Con't) nois, with an average elevation of 770 feet— five “Big Ten” football games this season. almost 350 feet higher than parallel State Bob Voights, ex-Northwestern U. football Routes 13 and 146. From the road magnifi­ coach, will handle the sidelight commentaries. cent views appear, such as few people realize NBC-TV has contracted to carry “Big Ten” exist in Illinois. games played on September 29, October 13, October 20, November 3, and November 17. W ithin a short distance on either side of The games to be televised will be announced the Trail are Cave-in-Rock, Feme Cliffe and at a later date. Giant City State Parks—Bell Smith Springs— Pine Hills Skyline Drive—Ponds Hollow— Lake Glendale—W illiams Hili and Burden Falls GOGI GRANT ON “THE STEVE ALLEN” Areas cf the Shawnee National Forest—Garden SHOW: Record fans who have been cheering of the Gods—Lusk Creek Canyon, High Knob, Cogi Grant’s new ERA release, “You’re in

Crab Orchard—Little Grassy—and Devils Love,” backed by “When the Tide is High,” will have a chance to see and hear Cogi sing Kitchen Lakes—and many lesser known but wild and spectacular areas of the Illinois the numbers in person on “The Steve Allen Ozarks. Show,” Sunday, September 16. This marks Cogi’s second appearance on the Allen show. The route is approximate 95 miles long, During her previous stint with Allen, Cogi with approximately 55% new gravel—the sang her million-selling record hit, “The Way­ balance concrete and blacktop. The objective ward Wind.” is a dustless surface road all the way, and it is expected that under the sponsorship of STAR OF “THE BROTHERS” ONCE TEAM­ Southern Illinois, Inc., with its program of ED WITH HAL MARCH: Bob Sweeney, who development for Southern Illinois, the efforts co-stars with Cale Cordon in “The Brothers,” of the Ozark Tour group, the cooperation of CBS-TV comedy series which debuts Oct. 2, State, County and Township Highway De­ 8:30-9 p.m., once was the other half of a partments—and the help of community organ­ writer-actor comedy team with Hal March. izations, that the realization of this project Sweeney and March were relative unknowns will come in the near future. at the time, but both have since gone on to It is considered by all who are participating TV fame and fortune—March as host on that this dustless truck highway over the “The $64,000 Question,” and Sweeney as Ozarks, from river to river, is the key for comedy star of ‘‘My Favorite Husband” and opening up the touring industry of Southern “Our Miss Brooks.” In “The Brothers,” Illinois, and the essential first step to be taken Sweeney will play the part of a scatter-mrained for that purpose. lovable San Francisco photographer.

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IN NOAH’S ARK” Paul Burke (left), Vic Rodman (center) and producer Jack Webb (right) discuss a script for the new Tuesday night drama series, ‘‘Noah’s Ark,” which starts on NBC-TV Sept. 18 and will be tele­ cast in color and in black and white. Burke will portray Noah McCann, a young veterin­ arian, and Rodman will play Dr. Rinehart, an older colleague.

NEW TIME FOR BIC SURPRISE’—NBC-TV’s “Big Surprise” begins its second year Sept. 18, when it moves into a Tuesday night time per­ iod, and will be seen in color and in black and white. Above, emcee Mike Wallace, is ready to congratulate another $100,000 win­ ner, of whom there were five last season.

SATURDAY NIGHT HABIT—Art Linkletter BATTER UP! Loretta Young at bat during a thinks the traditional tub is a grand institu­ scene from ‘‘Little League,” on ‘‘The Loretta tion and his footgear indicates there’ll be Young Show,” Sunday, Sept. 16, NBC-TV. plenty of sock to his NE.C-TV ‘‘People Are Catcher is Ray Farrell who plays Miss Young’s Funny” show, which start its new season, son in this story of the nation’s young base­ Sept. 1 5. ball enthusiasts.

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