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Sammy Kaye-America's No. ex- a number of highly entertaining specialty ponent of "swing-and-sway" music, and acts. Curtain time will be 8:30 p.m. originator of the highly popular "So You During the concert, Kaye will actually Want To Lead A Band" contest-bas transcribe his popular Sylvania Sunday been booked for a one-night personal Serenade radio program for the Ameri- appearance here on Tuesday, Jan. 1.5. can Broadcasting Company network. The spectacular, two and one half Admission to the performance, which hour musical revue will originate at the is sponsored jointly by Sylvania Radio Auditorium Theatre and will feature the and Television and O'Donnell-Dunigan, full Sammy Kaye ensemble, together with (Continued on Poge 8}

TVue- PAGE ROCHESTER TVue WEEKLY Dear Readers- Rocheste r's Official TV Program and News Magazine Next week you will find Vol. 1 No. 51 this magazine bears a Owned and Published by ROCHESTER PUBLICITY SERVICE new name - \\Rochester 242 Powers Bldg. Hochester 14, N.Y. TV Life." Phone: LOcust 6727 Editor Ellison R. Jack Bus. Mgr. James M. Trayhern, Jr. New staff names will be Adv. Mgr. Ralph Chinelly Circulation Mgr. Anthony Ciaraldi listed in the masthead, for TVue Weekly has acqu ir- THIS WEEK'S TV FEATURES ed a new publisher-Mr. Sammy Kaye Du e Here 3 Cinderellas In Hollywood 4 Robert Pfeiffer. Howdy Almost Won 6, 7 C'es t Ia Dance 9 It is with a deep sense of TV Viewing Tip 9 TV Caravan . 12, 13 gratitude - but an even Over The TV Fence 14 Shadow Stopper 15 greater feeling of confi- TV Viewer 16 TV Service Directory 17 dence- that we turn over the reins to Bob. WHAM-TV PROGRAMS - DAILY SCHEDULE - You will soon discover Saturday that his ambitious plans Sunday 10 to make this magazine a Monday 11 Tuesday 11 leader in its field deserve Thursday 18 the flne support you have Friday 19 afforded us so generously

WSYR-TV 21 in the past. WHEN 20 WBEN-TV 22 To all our many friends- adieu-and happy read- Rochester TVue W eekly published weekly ing in '52. at Rochester, N ew Yo rk. Subscription price $5.00 per year, in advance. The Editors Jan. 12 - 18, 1952. Vol. 1, No. 51

TVue-- PAGE 4 CINDERELLAS IN HOLLYWOOD

Enjoying their weekend prize trip to Hollywood are two Rochester women who hit the jackpot in Rochester and went on to further winnings on the West Coast. Standing between Ross and Walter O'Keefe, emcee of the network radio "Double or Nothing" show are Mrs. Charles Bauman of 61 Field St. and Mrs. Wanda Adamski, 35.9 Somershire Drive. Both ladies took top honors on Weller's daytime "Cinderella Weekend" radio final s, and with Ross journeyed to Hollywood by air for a fo ur-day vacation, Dec. 15-18. As contestants on "Double or Nothing," th e M es dames Bauman and Adamski came out on top--walking away w ith watches, $235 in cash and ruddy suntans.

TVue-- PAGE 5 Howdy Almost Won! by BOB SMITH

It's a strange thing that a guy who audience; Clarabell, a clown who can't runs a program with a puppet and a talk but squeaks a horn to indicate nega- non-talking clown, with children making tive and affirm a ti ve answers, and me. up the greater part of his audience, Then there are a w bole lot of gadgets should be writing on such a seemingly that the kids like- a machine that makes weighty topic as television's commercial it easy to talk to Mother Goose, a con- impact. But I think that what's hap- traption th at answers almost any ques- pened to me and Howdy Doody since we tion you can put to it, and a movie pro- went on NBC Television illustrates, more jector that pops out of the wall and forcibly than any amount of statistics shows old-time comedy movies. can, just what a powerful medium televi- That's the show in a nutshell. Now sion is. let me tell you how this show indicates First of all, something about the some of television's power as a commer- show. It consists of Howdy Doody, a cial force. very nice little puppet whose age is Shortly after we went ort the air, at a somewhere around that of most of my time when there were only around

TVue--PAGE 6 sion can do in the commercial field is Howdy's impact on the field of children's merchandising. Quite honestly, when we It started as a gag, but put Howdy on the air we simply thought of him as a very nice little guy who when Bob Smith nominated would be welcome in a lot of houses. But here again we weren't taking television's impact into account. Within five months his pal Howdy Doody for of the time Howdy went on the air we had been deluged by merchandisers of president-the vote returns children's goods for licenses to use Howdy's name on their products. And don't forget--this was when there were were staggering ! Which far fewer than a million sets in the hands of the public and almost all of them on just goes to prove that be the East coast. First in line were puppet manufacturers. you puppet or playright- who wanted to put out Howdy Doody puppets; then came the toy makers, then the children's apparel people, then record TV can make you famous in companies, book publishers and many others. They were all impressed with record time. the tremendous exploitation value of tel- evision for their products. A s a matter of fact, the requests poured in in such volume .that we've had to limit ourselves very strictly for fear of building such a tremendous commercial 200,000 television sets in the area cov- thing out of Howdy that the televisioh ered by the NBC network (there are now program will become the dog that's be- more than 5,000,000), we decided to run ing wagged by its tail. We've gone very a campaign for Howdy for President ... cautiously and have licensed compara- partly to give the kids a kick and partly tively few manufacturers to start with to see how many kids were watching us. dolls, sweaters, cowboy shirts and hand- We offered a fr ee Howdy Doody for bags. President button to anyone writing in. W e are now getting into the book But we were new to television then, and record fi elds as well, but here again and we made the mistake of using radio we're not going to let Howdy Doody as figures to estimate how many requests a television star become secondary to we'd receive. So, going by the ration of Howdy as a commercial venture. sets-to-requests that was used for radio, What all this proves, besides the fact we had 5,000 buttons made up and waited that Howdy is a very endearing little fel- for the letters to come in. Within three low, is that television has a good deal weeks we had not only sent out our 5,000 more power behind it than most people buttons but had another 55,000 requests (including me) thought before they got still to be filled! directly involved in it. Even assuming that every single one Through television, the stage has al- of the 200,000 sets in the network's area ready been reached where Howdy may was tuned to us (and actually it was soon be as big a figure in the kids' probably less than half that) our re- world as Mickey Mouse or Donald Duck. sponse figure was about 30%. A truly And that's going some for a little boy phenomenal response! who got .into television only a couple Another example of just what televi- of years ago.

TVue--PAGE 7 Complex Situation Children of star television performers develop rather strange complexes, Dan Seymour, program host of "We, The Saturday, Jan. 12, 1952 People," has discovered. Kathy, who is fi fteen months old and youngest of the 10,30-Smilin' Ed McConnell (CBS) four vivacious Seymour children, oc- casionally stays up until 8:30 p.m., EST , 11 ,OO-Star Matinee when D an and "We, The People," are 11 ,30-A Date With Judy (ABC). Teen a.ge trials and tribulations. seen on NBC-TV. The baby starts an- 12,00-Big Top swering in gibberish when Dan speaks 1 :00-Kate Smith (NBC) on the show. "We're afraid she'll take 2,00-Gabby Hayes the television set apart one of these days 2,30-Mr. Wizard (NBC) to see if I'm in it," marvels Seymour. 3 .00-TV Teen Club (ABC) 3 ,30-Super Circus 4,00-Roy Rogers To Lead A Band" contest. Lovely Bar- 5,00-Better Hom es bara Benson, who Is equally at ease in 5,30-Nature of Things with Dr. Roy K. operatic. arias and the latest popular bal- Marshall. lads, will be featured soloist. Ernie Rudi- 5 ,45-Bob Considine sill, daffiest of drummers, and 350-pound 6,00-Kit Carson Chubby Silvers with his tenor sax and 6 ,30-Wild Bill Hickok scat singing, wlll add clowning. The 7,00-Cosmopolitan Theatre melodic Kaydets and Kaye Choir will 7,30-Wild Bill Hickok round off the 'program with their stirring 8,00-Martha Raye harmonies. 9,00-Your Show of Shows with Sid Caesar A special treat for Sammy Kaye fans and Imogene Coca. will be his reading of verse to soft musi- 10:30-Wrestling from Chicago cal accompaniment. This poetic interlude 11 :30-Film Playhouse. has become a well-loved part of his Sun- day afternoon radio show. Sammy Kaye The high spot of viewer interest, how- ever, will undoubtedly be observing the (Continued from Page 3) split-second precision with which the Inc., local Sylvania distributors, is free- complex and swiftly-moving radio show but tickets must be obtained in advance. is taped for broadcast over a nation-wide Before and after the unique recording hook-up. session, there will be music and enter- The Sylvania Sunday Serenade is ap- tainment by the Swing-and-Sway maes- pearing here during a coast-to-coast tour tro, including the lively "So You Want sponsored by the Radio and Television Division of Sylvania E lectric Products Inc. The show will be presented in 26 FRANK'S different cities as part of the sponsor's promotion of their Golden Jubilee line ESSO SERVICENTER of television receivers incorporating their TIRES- BATTERIES- ACCESSORIES new electronic television development, HaloLight. Expert Collision Work Tickets for this free performance of Open Daily 7 a.m. to 11 p.m . the Sylvania Sunday Serenade may be obtained at any Sylvania dealer in 793 MONROE AVE. next to " Y" Rochester or surrounding areas.

TVue-PAGE 8 C'est Ia THIS WEEK'S TV TIP By Dance . RADIO TECH N Cl ANS GUILD

DO--locate your television r.eceiver in a position which will insure the max- imum viewing pleasure for the a udi- ence. T he set should be loca ted in a posi- tion where light from w indows or la mps do not cause reflec tion on the screen to be thrown back in the view- ers' eyes. Refl ection of any light from the screen makes it diffi cult to watch the pi cture a nd tends to cause eye fa tig ue. Another consideration in posi- tionin g of the receiver is proper v iew- ing distance. The receiver should be viewed from a di stance of approxi- "One of the easiest ways to de velop a graceful bear in g is to dance," says a Roch- ma tely one foot for each inch of pic- este rian who should certainly know what he's ture size. talking about. DON'T -view you set in an im- Th e young man is Mr. Jay Fox, dance in- structor, who rece ntly ope ned the doors to properl y lighted room. C onsider your hi s new da nci ng stvdios ot 3 2 South Avenue. living room as your own p rivate thea- A form e r instructor a t the Arthur Murray tre and try to duplicate as well as studios, Fo x has had e no vg h seasone d ex· possible the lighting of a movie thea- perience to q ualify him a s an expert on the svbject. tre. T he lig hting o f a thea tre is pur- "I find that whe n a pe rson d e ve lo ps a posely subdued in order to give bet· sense of rhy thm , and is the n a b le to trans- ter cla rity to the picture. In television, mit this feeling into actval body move me nts, subdued lig hting w ill provide clearer, it invariably re svlts in what th e mo de ling sha rper pi ctures w ith no glare or eye experts call ''grace" or "poise." fa tigue. Waltzing with Fo x in th e above photo is Miss Corrine Gage, one of his a ccomplished The amoun t of li ght to be used will stude nts, who ce rtainly seems to be e njoying depend on room furnishings a nd wall th e lesson. or ce iling color. A room with light colored walls a nd ceiling will require rela tively little li ght because li ght will be refl ected throughout the room. Con- ACTOR TOM NEAL HARD-HITTING sequently, a dark color ed room wi ll DICK ON "BOSTON BLACKIE" require mo re lig ht. As the amonnt of room light is in- Actor T om N eal, whose recent bout creased, the TV picture becomes in- w ith F ranchot Tone netted headlines, is creasingly gray. Advanci ng the set's cast in a hard-hitting role for TV's fi lmed, contrast loses picture detail. P ick a happy medium-and for the answers _syndicated adventure series, "Bos ton to any lighting problem in your T V Blackie." In the "Boston Blackie" series, room, call a member of the Radio N eal will play the role of a quick fisted T echnicians Guild .. member of the city's detective force.

TVue- PAG E 9 Sunday, Jan. 131 1952

11 :00-The Joyful Hour 12:00-Ranger Joe (A BC) 12,15-Story Tim e 12 ,30-Film

1 DO-Frontiers of Faith 1 ,30-0ne Man's Family (NBC) The lives a nd loves of th e Barbours. 2,00-The Name's The Same (ABC) 2 30-Stu Erw in Show 3 00-Godfrey's Ta le nt Scouts 3 30- Fi lm. 4 00-Mee t Th e Pr ss 4 30- Juvon iI Jury, 5,00-Super Circus (ABC)--Claude Kirchner, Mary Hartline, Clown "Scampy" 5:30-Range Riders- Stories of the great West with Jock Mahoney. 6,00- Boston Blackie, starring Kent Taylor with Loi s Coll ier. 6,30- Fayo Emerson's " Wonderful Town." ------1 7:00-Paul Whiteman Re vue. The "King" of JACK FORBES Jazz with Maureen Connon and Earl Wrightson. (ABC). 7,30-This Is Show Busin ess (CBS). FAWN CLUB 8 ,OO-Donald O 'C onnor Presents AL CIMINELLI 9,00- Fre d Wari ng Show 10,00-Celebrity Time (CBS)-Conrad Nagel, FEATURING 10,30-Who Said That (NBC) Bob Trout and DICK STEB at the Hammond his "quote s" - NITELY- 11 ,QO-Fireside Th eatre. EXCEPT TUES. 11 ,30-Film 12,30-News. ---SAT. NITE---

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TVue - PAGE 10 DAYTIME PROGRAMS Monday-Tuesday

10,25----Billboard. Preview of the day's TV. 2,30-First Hundred Years (CBS) TV' s first 10,30-Mel Martin Show (NBC) soap opera, with Olive Stacey. 2·45-0pen House. Ann Rogers and Ross 10,30-Take It Easy (Tues.) Mort Nus- Weller match words. baum, guests, music, chatter, humor 11,00-Film 3·00-The Big Pay-Off 11,15-You and Your Child (Mon.) 3.1 5-Here's Looking At You (NBC). Fashion and Beauty Advice. 11 ,15-Tower Clock Time (Tues.) louise Wilson helps you shop by TV. 3:30--Bert Parks Show (NBC) (Mon.) 11 :30-Strike It Rich (CBS) Warren Hull Music and comedy with Bert, Betty gives money away, FREE. Ann Groves, and others. 12,00-Noonday News. Up to the minute 3:30--Bill Goodwin Show (NBC) (Tues.) happenings, at home and abroad. Variety, starring Goodwin. 12,15-love of life (CBS) Dramatic serial 4:00--Kate Smith Hour (NBC) with Ted starring Peggy McCay. Collins. Entertainment, guidance, in- 12,30-Search for Tomorrow (CBS) stars Mary Stuart and John Sylvester. spiration. 12,45-Film (Mon.) 5.00-Hawkins Falls (NBC) The story of "12.45-Homemakers' Holiday (Tues.) louise a small town. . Wilson and George Haefner. 5.15-Gobby Hayes (NBC) Stories by the 1 ,OO-Steve Allen Show (CBS) Music, in· movie star. (Cowboys). terviews, songs and what have you. 1 ,30-Garry Moore Show (CBS) with 5,30-Howdy Doody (NBC) The puppet Durward Kirby and daily guest stars. and his friend Bob Smith.

Monday, Jan. 14, 1952 Tuesday, Jan. 15, 1952

6.00-Space Cadet 6,00-Film 6:15--Local and National News with Earl 6.15-The News of the Day with Earl Wood. Wood. 6,30-Film 6:30--Film 6.45-"TV Varieties" 7,00-Kukla, Fran & Ollie [NBC). 6.45-Perry Como 7:15--"0n The Avenue" 7.00-Kukla, Fran & Ollie (NBC). 7.30-Dinah Shore (NBC) 7 ,15-City Club Corner 7.45-Camel News Caravan (NBC)-John 7,30-Those Two (NBC) Cameron Swayze 8:00--Milton Berle (NBC) The Texaco Star 7,45-Camel News Caravan (NBC)-Jahn Theatre. Cameron Swayze, commentator in To· 9 .00-Cinderella Weekend. Ross Weller day's News Today sends contestants to New York. 8:00--Lux Video Theatre (CBS). 9.30-Circle Theatre (NBC) Half hour of 8,30-You Can Be A Star. Mart Nusbaum drama. gives talented contestants a chance. 10,00-0riginal Amateur Hour (NBC) with Ted Mack, emcee. Talented contestants pass 9:00-"Lights Out." Spine chilling thrillers. before the TV camera 9:30-Sportsmen's Club 10:45-Film 9:45----Show Goer 11,()0-Telenews Doily 11:15--I Love lucy (CBS). Lucille Ball and 10,00-Studio One (CBS) Tap flight dramatic Dezi Arnez star iA domestic comedy. show. 11 .45-Stars Playhouse (CBS) The " BEST" in 11 .00-Protestant Xmas Eve Service drama with the "BEST" stars ·of Broad- 12,00-Midnight Mass way and Hollywood.

TVue - PAGE 11 RALPH COLLIER'S TV CARAVAN In his sc rapboo k is the record of a most succ essful y ear for this most unusua l talent sa fari. And now, another honor awa its:

SOON TO APPEAR AT THE EASTMAN THEATRE

Ralph Collier

TVue - PAGE 12 The highly discerning mass, sometimes RALPH COLLIER, whose qualifica- known as a station's "rural audience" has tions for assuming the direction and management of the TELEVIS ION CAR- just had its pulse taken by the first tel e- AVAN include a stint with the Nation.al vision road show in the hi story of west- Broadcasting Company and the Mutual ern N ew York. The show as well as Broadcasting System in New York, ex- the survey were conducted by a man who ec uti ve duties for the D epar tment of by this time is no mere stT anger in the State in Germany and F rance, and origin- ation of many radio and television pro- households of some I 00,000 odd television grams, gives much of the show's credit households. H e is Cinderella Weekend's to a performer w ho is just six tim es as Ralph Collier. old as the show itsel f that would make him precisely six year old, and his There is no escaping th e o bvious: this name could only be Ji mmy O 'Flynn. has been a stro ng yea r for the TELEVI- Ji mmy is the pride of the cast, and fo r SION CARAVAN. fr o m Penn Yan to very good reasons. His sense of show- Pultneyville, from Caledonia to Clifton manship and hi s know-how of what to do, Springs and points in -between. While a even in a tight spot tha t might fell a few admirable things have been accom- veteran, is astonishing . There was the pli shed, such as the fl nal selection of a time that he fin ished hi s act and took winner in the show's giga nti c TV T alent his bows in P enn Y an, and in walking Search, most of th e show's 195 1 run sug- off stage into his mother's arms, fe ll gested that o ur neig hbo rs in the countr y flat on his little cherubic face in full v iew areas are as wi II i ng as ever to wel!come of nine hundred spectators. It wasn't genuine ta lent with o pen a rn1 s and un- Ji mmy who would let a fall, no matter lim ited pra ise. The final wi nner, it is in - how painful, spoil his act . . . he came teresti ng to note. made a tremendous im- righ t back and waved at the audience, pression w hen she auditioned for th e Na- grinning all th e time, and yell ed, " Well , tional Broadcasti ng Com pany's to p brass I guess I was a flop. " just last week. She was flown down by the T ELEVISION C ARAVAN fo r th at Coll ier is proud of Jim my O'Fly nn and purpose and the results of her aud ition wi ll tel l anybody who'll li sten " that's our may land her in the public eye be fore favorite boy" and Ralph will never too long. TELEVIS ION CARAVAN is forget that it was fri end E ddie Meath of very pleased to have helped ano th er WHEC, who told him about Ji mmy young singer on th e way to ultim ate suc- O'Flynn's extraordinary talents. cess in show business. In looking back on the many perform - Th e biggest a ud ience in was at ances that the TELEVISION CARA- 1951 V AN has given, there are many out- Sampson A ir Base, outside of Geneva, standing events. A good example was the where the TELEVISION CARAVAN addition to the cast of a young Roches- pia ycd to 5,000 eager Air Force men. But te rian who captured TV audiences on the highest honor of all is the forthcom- the coast-to-coast PAUL W HITEMAN ing appearance of the TELEVISION te levision show by way of her excep- tional voice. not to mentio n her native CARAVAN with Syl Novelli and his or- beauty, that landed her, among o th er chestra. at Rochester's coveted Eastman things, on the cover of this week's issue Theate r. Ralph says "it will be the big - of the TVue W eekly, DOLORES PER- gest and best show yet, and the first a p- RIELLO is on the way up, and T E LE - pearace of any te levision show in the VISION CARAVAN audiences far and wide have acclaimed he r one of the high - Eastman Theater." The date. still un- lights of the show. decided, w ill be early in 1952.

TVue-- PAGE 13 TV FENCE''

Hope your holidays were nice. We ha ve merely to report "La Grippe" and that last M a rtin & Lewis show just didn't ''La TV" . . . Sid Stone's replacement click, a nd the lads fell fl a t. They're try- on the Berle show hit a high note the ing too hard. and selling themselves in- fi rst time, but will probably slough off stead o f materia l. It's a n old . old story. quickly. But sponsor says he don't want When the shows get too elabora te, they no more pitchman, so Stone is out. come a cro pper. N ot so with Jimmy Dur-· AND!!! very qui etly the tale goes about a nte. H e's a lways th e same. a nd ranks N ew York that Texaco is unhappy with with the great clowns, or rather the Uncle Miltie, and next year may have great people "Tom Corbett," Space another comic. Well. there goes the Tex - Cadet, caused a pl ethora of em pty seats aco Star Theatre . . The famed Earl in sc hoolrooms la tely. Seems he got sick. Carroll Theatre in Hollywood is now a on TV. w ith something called Space TV station Bert Parks has made the Fever. Immediately. throngs of young switch. His show is shifting from NBC fr y reported themselves AWOL with to CBS in January. Again a mystery. N o th e sa me a ilment. Finally, in a classi.c one seems to know why, except Bert. and type dil emm a, Corbett a nnounced that for once he's not talking ... Quite a en rthlings were no t susceptible to the dis- pity that WHAM-TV dropped the " Bob ease. and if it did occur, it was not ser- & Ray" show on TV. It was one of the io us. T he nex t sound was the thud of better comedy quarter hours. The hodg e- feet racing back to school . . The podge of local shows that replaced it child of' a mu sician, so the tale goes, was hasn 't the same kind of appeal Bob asked in school, "Who Freed the Slaves? Hope w as offered a once a month spot Wha t President?" "How silly," replied on TV, following 3 weeks of a mystery the kid, .. Petrillo. of course. For series--but he balked. Said followin g a shee r excitement. the Rose Bowl Game mystery like that wasn't his idea of good on TV topped th em all. Too exciting. programming. He'd like to do shows just th ough. for th e cameraman. H e was al- on holidays--Easter, the 4th, etc. So fa r. ways follow in g the w rong ball-carrier no one's taken him up on it .. Mort WHAM-TV ju st raised its com- Nusbaum's Xmas card showed a photo mercial ra tes again It's official. Hilde- of his new boat~''The Tee-Vee" . garde has signed a n NBC-TV contract Greta Garbo was offered $25,000 for a S he'll do her same routines. although the 4 minute spot on CBS-TV. She turned it rest o f the show's fo rm at isn't set as yet down. Said too many cameramen would Thing we'd like to know is this~ have to be looking. Well. after all, dea r- When is Jack Ross getting back on TV ie~someone's got to ... Just to show . Tallulah Bankhead, now that the you how seriously the West Coast is current legal mess has simmered clown, is going to take over TV, NBC is going to se t to do some mo re recordings with the spend $25 million on a Los Angeles Joe Bushkin pi ano stylings . Wouldn't studio building Too bad the TV "Fearless Fosdick" ma ke a wonderful cameras don't reach to Florida. The TV series? . .. It was the booze and not nudists a re -holding their convention the sponsor that bade goodby to Miss there next month So.mething about Susan.

TVue - PAGE 14 FOLKS! Let "DICK" MERTZ

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TVue - PAG E 15 YOUR TVIEWER

By SARAH PRESCOTT

Commercial radio nad television sta- as general master of ceremonies and Les Stutzman with market tips; and tions are responsible, under the su- its real star is Sue Kamienski, who pervision of the Federal Communica- deals with the "make it" aspect. Mr. tions Commission, for rendering public Stutzman, as might be ex pected, of- service. Part of their responsibility fers information on the best buys of consists in reflecting th e interests of the week and season. Miss Kamienski, w ho is a demonstration agent .for the. the cultural minority, a term which in Monroe County Home Bureau, pre- this connection refers to individuals or sents displays on cooking and home small groups whose listening interests crafts, and explains how her efforts may not be adequately served by the can be duplicated at home. The fin- large-audience programs refl ecti ng pop- ished products she shows are both ular taste. The so-called " Public Serv- useful and original, a nd her demon- ice'" programs are about the only con- strations are clear and uncomplicated. cession made by the industry to these W e feel that this program is al- groups. most a model of its kind, and that Referring to the schedule printed in mu ch can be learned from it by pro- TVue Weekly. we find that WHAM ducers of .spo nsored, mass-appeal TV devotes some .six hours a week shows. First, it is timely, intelligent. to educational and public service pro- and almost unfailingly interesting. grams. One of the best of these pro- Second, it has integrity. It does not grams is ""Make It and Market." which spread itself thin by trying to please can be viewed on Friday afternoons every single person in the area who from 12:15 to 1 :00 o'clock. might happen to tune in. At the same time it appeals to as wide as possible Let's be frank and admit that one a range of interests and. does not mere- thing most of us like about public ly present a warmed-up rehash of service programs is that, being un- previously used material. Third, it sponsored, they have no commercial. takes full advantage o f the fact that Television commercials could and there is a camera at hand, through should be. interesting, informative, and extensive use of displays, pictures, persuasive, but of the great majority of them it can be said that they are charts, and step-by-step demonstra- at best only tiresome and at worst tions. There are many programs which downright offensive. However, "Make must be vastly more expensive to pro- It a nd Market" has a lot more to offer duce, which are not nearly so ef- the viewer than a mere lack of adver- fective because they ignore these tising spiel: it is a public service pro- gram that really does the publi c a seemingly elementary procedures. Take service. a bow. "Make It and Market," and This program has George Haefner keep up th e good work.

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Enthusiastic Audience hall when school w as out and, after a Rehearsals of CBS-TV's "Schlitz Play- while, some of the braver ones entered. house of Stars" are held in the meeting The directors permitted them to stay and hall of the Junior Achievement Center · watch as long as they w ere quiet. How- on East 55th Street. Ever since the first ever, this week, the good neighbor policy day that the first show rehearsed, kids stopped. Some of the tykes clattered in on from a nearby school would pass by the roller skates.

TYue. PAGE .17 DAYTIME PROGRAMS Wednesday-Thursday

10:25-Billboard. The day on TV. 1 :30-Garry Moore Show (CBS) Enter- 10:30-Take It Easy. Mort Nu sbaum has tainment and guests. Lots of laughs. guests, same easy talk, pleasant mu- 2:30-First Hundred Years (CBS) Jimmy sic, and generally enhances the morn Lydon and young married life. 11 :00-(Wed.) Dollar Derby. A chance to 2:45-0pen House. Ross Weller and Ann win prizes at Radio City. Rogers invite you to join them. 11 :15-Tower Clock Time (Thurs.) Louise 3:00-The Big Pay-Off (NBC) and you go shopping. 3:15-Here's Looking At You (NBC). 11 :30-Strike It Rich (CBS) Deservi ng folk For the ladies to become beautiful. get $$$ from Warren Hull. 3:30-Bert Parks Show (NBC) Peggy Ann 12 :00-Noonday News Grove, Bobby Sherwood and fun. 12:15-Love of Life (CBS) Paul Potter and 3:30-Bill Goodwin Show (NBC) (Thurs.) others in a daily drama. Variety entertainment. 12:30-Search for Tommorrow (CBS) An 4:00-Kate Smith Hour [NBC) Kate sings inspirational story of everyday living. and Ted Collins talks. 12:45-Art Gallery (Wed.) 5:00-Hawkins Falls (NBC) Small town 12:45-How Do You Do It? (Thurs.) life, its people and problems. 1 :00-Steve Allen Show (CBS) Steve is 5:15-Gabby Hayes (NBC) Western ad· a popular young comedian, who em· venture with cowboys and rustlers. cees a variety show. 1:15-{Wed.) Bride and Groom (CBS) A 5:30-Howdy Doody (NBC) Entertainment marriage before the cameras. for the kids.

Wednesday, Jan. 16, 1952 Thursday, Jan. 17, 1952

6.00-Space Cadet 6:00-lndustry On Parade. 6:15- Top of the News with Earl Wood. 6:15- Latesl National and Local News by Earl Wood. 6:30-Film 6:30-Film 6:45-Perry Como 6:45-Film 7:00-Kukla, Fran & Ollie (NBC). 7:15-Bob Turner 7:00-Kukla, Fran & Ollie (NBC). 7:30-These Two 7:15-Max Raney 7:45--Camel News Caravan (NBC) 7:30-Dinah Shore 8:00-Crusade in The Pacific. "Time" and 7:45-Camel News Caravan (NBC) " Life" story of the Pacific war. 8:00-Groucho Marx (NBC). You Bet Your 8:30-John Kiernan. A panorama of nature, life. with Kiernan as your host. 8:30-Aian Young 8:45-American Barn Dance 9:00-Films 9:00-Philco TV Playhouse (NBC). The best in drama. 9:30-James Melton Show 10:00-Blue Ribbon Boxing (CBS) 10:00-Film 10:45-TV Varieties 10.30-Film 11:00--Telenews Daily 11:00-News 11:15--Sammy Kayo (CBS). So You Want To 11 :15-Broadway to Hollywood l oad A Band. 12:00-Telenews Daily.

NOTICE So many p ople hav wrltt n us asking If th ey could obtain one of the two pictures of Jimmy O'Flynn we recently ran In TVue W eekly that we referred their letters to Jimmy's photographer, Len Campagno. Len says he can supply prints as desired. Just call his office at 113 Clinton Ave. South-BAker 4431.

TVue--PAGE 18 WHAM·TV Friday, Jan.18, 1952

10 25-Billboord. 10: 30--Coffee Ti me. 11 :00--To Be An nounce d. 11 ,30-Strike It Ri ch (CBS). 12 ,00-News. 12 ,15-Love of Li fe (CBS). 12 ,30-Search for To morrow (CBS). Innvite us to your Wedding 12,45-Make It a nd Market. 1 :00--Steve All e n Sh ow (C BS). . . we'll take the Candids 1,30-Garry Mooro Show (CBS). THE FINEST IN CANDIDS 2,30-First Hun dr d Years (CBS) . AND FORMAL WEDDING 2,45--0pen House, 3,00-The Bi g Pay-Off PHOTOGRAPHY 3:15-Here's l ooki ng At You (NBC). LEN CAMPAGNO 3,30-Bert Pa rk s Sh ow (NBC). 4,00-Kate Smith Hour (NB C). STUDIO 5:00-Hawkins Fall s (NBC). 133 Clinton Ave. S. BAker 4431 5,15-Gabby Hayes (NBC) . 5,30-Howdy Doody (NBC) .

Starring at the TRITON 6:00-Air Cade t 6:15-Up-to-the-Minute News flashes by Earl DANNY LEWIS Wood. Father of the famous comic, Je rry l ewi s 6:30--Film with 6,45-Film Carl Dengler 7,00-Kukla, Fran & O ll ie (NBC). and His Orchestra 7,15-Ask Th e Kids 7 .30-Those Two 7,45--Camel News Caravan (NBC) COMING JANUARY 15th 8:00--Hollywood Affairs TIMMY ROGERS 8:30--We The People, with Dan Seymour. 9,00--The Big Story (NBC). 9,30-Story Theatre COMPLETE MEALS .10,00--Boxing from The Garden (NBC). from 10:45--Greatest Fights (NBC). NO 11 :00--Telenews Doily COVER 11 :IS--Charlie Wild, Detective (CBS) CHARGE * NBC's Kenneth Banghart once con- 1443 duc ted tours all over the world fo r MAIN EAST Thomas Cook & Sons. Triton

TVue-PAGE 19 CHANNEL 8 WHEN SYRACUSE, N. Y.

DAILY- MONDAY THROUGH FRIDAY

9:30-Langford & Ameche 12 :00-The Egg & I 1 :30-Garry Moore 10:30-Telenews Daily 12:30-Search for Tomorrow 2:30-First 100 Ye ars 10:45-What's New 12 :45-Steve Allen 2:45-Bride & Groom 11 :30-Strike It Rich 1 :00-Daytime Shopper 3:00-Mike & Buff

SUNDAY 5 :00-Bob Ehle's Bunk House 9:30- Big Town 6:15-News & Sports 1 0:00- Ra cket Squad 12 :00-Ranger Joe 6:30-Amos 'N Andy 1 0:30-Crim e Photographer 12:15---Magic Screen 7:00-Captain Vid eo 11 :00- Herb Shriner Show 12:30-Fiying Tigers 7:30-Sportsmen's Club 11 :30-Myste ry Theatre 1 :00-Chance of a Life time 7:45-Stork Club 1 :30-lndustry on Parade 8:00- Frank Sinatra Show 1 :45-Jimmy Crowley Show 9:00- Crime Syndicate d 2:00- Pro Football 9 :30-Suspense FRIDAY 5:00- Super Circus 10:00- Danger 3:30-Life with Linkletter 6:00- Star of the Family 1 0:30-Garry Moore 4:00-Homemaker's Exchange 6:30- Ted Mack 11 :00-Sammy Kaye 4:30-0zark Mountain Boys 7:00- Paul Whitem an 11 :30-Mystery Theatre 5:00-Bob Ehle's Bunk House 7:30-This Is Show Bus iness 6:15-News & Sports 8:00-Toast of the Town 6:30-Space Cadet 9:00-Fred Wari ng 7:00-Captain Video 10:00-Celebrity Time WEDNESDAY 7:30-Your TV Shopper 1 0:30-What's My Line 3:30-V-I-D-E-O 7:45-Perry Como 11 :00-News for Sunday 4:00-Hamemaker's Exchange 8:00-Mama 11: 15-Rossi Reports 4:30-0zark Mountain Boys 9:30-Mon Against Crime 5:00-Bob Ehle's Bunk House 10:00-Live Like A Millionaire 6:15-News & Sports 10:30-Hollywood Opening 6:30-Space Cadet 11 :30-Guild Theatre MONDAY 6:45-Caaches Corner 11 :30-Mr. District Attorney 7:00-Captain Video 3:30-Mel Torme 7:30-Furniture Trends 4:00-Homemaker's Exchange 7:45-Perry Como 4:30-0zark Mountain Boys 8:00-Godfrey & His Friends SATURDAY 5:00-Bob Ehle's Bunk House 9:00-Strike It Rich 6:30-Space Cadet 1 0:30-Hollywoad Jr. Circus 9:30-The Web 6:45-lnside City Hall 11 :00-Smilin' Ed McConnell 10:00-Boxing 7:00-Captain Video 11 :30-Date with Judy 1 0:45-Powerhouse of Sports 7:30-John Kieran 12:00-Big Top 11 :00--Charlie Wild 7:45-Perry Como 1 :00-Betty Crocker Show 11 :30-Mystery Theatre 8:00-Lux Video Theatre 2:00-Space Patrol 8:30-Godfrey's Talent Scouts 2:30-Mystery Matinee 9:00-1 Love Lucy 3:30-lt's Up To You 9:30- lt's News To Me THURSDAY 4:00-TV Teen Club 1 0:00-Studio One 5:00-Better Homes Show 11 :00- Chronoscope 3:30-Dollar Derby 5:30-Wild Bill Hickok 11 ,20- Mystery Theatre 4:00-Homemaker's Exchange 6:00-Beulah 4:30-0zark Mountain Boys 6:30-Cisco Kid 5:00-Bob Ehl e's Bunk Hause 7:00-Stu Edwin Show 6,15- Nows & Headlines 7:30-Beot The Clock TUESDAY 6:30--Headline Clues 8:00-Ken Murray Show 7 :00-Captaln Video 9:00- Faye Emerson 3:30-Dollar Derby 7: 30- Th e Lone Ranger 9:30- Show Goes On 4:00-Homemaker's Exchange 8:00-Stop The Music 10:00- Songs For Sale 4:30-0zark Mountain Boys 9:00-Alan Young 1 1 :00-Wrestling from Chicago

TVue~PAGE 20 CHANNEL 5 WSYR-TV SYRACUSE, N. Y.

SUNDAY 3:00-Miss Susan 5.30-Howdy Doody 3:15-Here's Looking At You 6:00-Canyon Jack 12:30-Assembly VL 3:30-Bill Goodwin 6:30-Ed Murphy 1 :00-Frontiers of Faith 4:00-Kate Smith 7:00-Kukla, Fran & Ollie 1 :30-Americon Inventory 5:00-Hawkins falls 7:30-John Conte 2:00-0pen Shelf Room 5:.15-Gabby Hayes 7:45-Camel News 2:30-Aidrich Family 5:30-Howdy Doody 8:00-Groucho Marx 3:00-Fair Meadows USA 6:00-Canyon Jack 8:30-"T" Men in Action 9:00-Ford Festival 3:30-Juvenile Jury 6:30-Ed Murphy 7:00-Kukla, Fran & Ollie 10:00-Martin Kane 4.00-Meet Th e Press 7:30-John Conte 10:30-Eddie Drake's Adven. 4:30-Zoo Parade 7:45-Camel News 5:00-Gabby Hoyos 8:00-Milton Berle 5:30-Boston Blockie 9:00-Fireside Theatre 6:00-Hopalong Ca ssidy 9:30-Circle Theatre 7:00-Charade Parade FRIDAY 10:00-Amateur Hour 730-Young Mr. Bobbin 11 :00-Touchdow_n 8:00-Colgate Co medy Hour 12:00-Ruth Lyons 50 Club 9:00-Philco TV Pl ayhouse 12:30-Charlie Featherstone 10.00-Red Ske lton 1 :00-Hollywood Matinee 10:30-Sound Off Time 2:00-Ladies Day WEDNESDAY 3:00-Miss Susan 3:15-Here's Looking At You 12:00.,---Ruth Lyons 50 Club 3:30-Berl Parks MONDAY 12:30-Charlie Featherstone 4:00-Kate. Smith 1 :00-Hollywood Matinee 5:00-Hawkins Falls 5:15-Gabby Hayes 12:00-Ruth Lyon s 50 Club 2:00-Ladies Day 5:30-Howdy Doody i 2:30-Deaco n Doubleday 3:00-Miss Susan 6:00-Canyon Jack 12:30-Charlie Featherstone 3:15-Here's Looking At You 6:30-Ed Murphy 1 :00-Hollywood Matinee 3:30-Berl Parks 7:00-Kukla, Fran & Ollie 2:00-Ladies Day 4:00-Kate Smith 7:30-Dinah Shore 3:00-Miss Susan 5:00-Hawkins Falls 7:45-Camel News 3:15-Here 's Looking At You 5:15-Gabby Hayes 8:00-To Be Announced 3:30-Bert Parks (M .W.F.) 5:30-Howdy Doody 8:30-We, The People 3:30-Bill Goodwin (T.T.) 6:00- Canyon Jack 9:00-Big Story 4:00-Kate Smith 6:30- Ed Murphy 9:30-Royal Playhouse 5:00-Hawkins Fall s 7:00-Kukla, fran & Ollie 1 0:00-Boxing 5:15-Gabby Hayes 7:30- Dinah Shore 10:45-Greotesl Fights 5:30-Howdy Doody 7:45- Camel News 11 :00-Syracuse Football 6:00-Canyon Jock 8:00-Kate Sm ith 6:30-Ed Murphy 9:00-Kraft TV Theatre 7:00-Kukla, Fran & Ollie 10 :00-Break The Bank 7:30-Dinah Shore 10:30-Freddy Martin Show 7 :45-Camel News SATURDAY 8:00-Winche ii -Mahoney 8:30-Voice of firestone 1 :30-Football Preview 9:00-Lights Out THURSDAY 1 :45-football Game 9 :30-Robert Montgomery 4:30-Kid Gloves 10:30-Who Said That 12 :00-Ruth Lyons 50 Club 5:30-Nature of Things 12 :30-Charlie Featherstone 5:45-Bob Considine 1 :00-Hollywood Matinee 6:00- Don McN eill 2:00-Ladies Day 6:30-Headline forum TUESDAY 3:00-Miss Susan 7:00-Dick Tracy 3:15-Here's Looking At You 7:30-One Man's Family 12:00-Ruth Lyons 50 Club 3:30- Bill Goodwin 8:00-AII Star Revue 12:30-Charlie Featherstone 4:00-Kate Smith 9:00-Show of Shows 1 :00--Hollywood Matinee 5:00-Hawkins Falls 10:30-Hit Parade 2:00-Ladies Day 5:15- Gabby Hayes 11 :05-Cafes, USA

TVue- PAGE 21 CHANNEL 4 WBEN-TV BUFFALO, N. Y.

SUNDAY 5:00----Hawkins Falls 7:30-Sportsmen's Club 5:30----Howdy Doody 7:45-News Caravan 12,00----News Bulletins 6:00--Sagebrush Trai l 8 :00-Groucho Marx 12 ol5-Magic Clown 6:30-News, Ed Dinsmore 8:30----" T" Me n In Action 12,30----Burn s & Allen 6:45-Sports Spotlight 9:00-James Melton 1 oOO--Gabby Hayes 7:00-Kukla, Fran & Ollie 10:00--Martin Kane 1 :30----American Inve ntory 7:30----The Clue 10:30-Madison Square Gorde n 2o00--Pra Football 7:45-News Caravan 11 :30-Star Playhouse 4:30----Buffalo Amateur Hou r 8:00----Milton Berle 5:00--Super Circus 9:00-Fireside The atre 6o00- Sunday Party 9:30----Circle Theatre FRIDAY 6o30--Let's Play Charades 10:00----Original Amateur Hour 7:00----Paul Whiteman Revue 1 1 :30-Strike It Rich 7:30-This Is Show Business 12:00-News Bull etins 8:00- Comedy Hour 1 2:1 5-Love of Life 9o00--Television Playhouse WEDNESDAY 12 :30-Search for Tomorrow 1: 00--Matine e Playhouse 10 :00----Celebrity Time 12 :15-Love of Life 1:45-Johnny from JN's 10:30----One Man's Fam ily 12:30-Search for Tomorrow 1l:00--Late News and Sports loOO--Matinee Playhouse 2:00-Garry Moore Show 2:30----Meet the Millers 11: 15- Sorn erset Maugham 1:45-Johnny from JN's 2:00----Garry Moore Show 3:00-Miss Susan 3:15-Roberta Quinlan 2:30----Meet the Millers 4:00-Kate Smith MONDAY 3:00----Miss Susan 3:15-Roberta Quinlan 5:00-Hawkins Falls 12 :15-Love of Lif e 3:30----Bert Parks 5: 15-Spelldown 5:30-Howdy Doody 12:30-Search for Tomorrow 4:00-Kate Sm ith 1:00----Matinee Playhouse 5:00-Hawkins Falls 6:00- Soge brush Trail 2o00--Garry Moore Show 5o15-Ranger Joe 6.30-News, Ed Dinsmore 2:30----Meet the Mill ers 5:30-Howdy Doody 6:45- Sport Spotlight 3:00----Miss Susan 6:00- Sagebrush Trail 7:00--Kukla, Fran & Ollie 3.15-Roberta Quinlan 6·30-News, Ed Dinsmore 7:30- Telesports Digest 3:30-Bert Parks 6:45-Sport Spotlight 7:45-News Caravan 8:00--Mama 4:00-Kate Smith 7:00- Kukla, Fran & Ollie 5:00- Hawki ns Falls 7:45-News Caravan 8:30- We, The People 9:00-Wrestling Preliminaries 5o 15-Visit with Santa 8:00-Arthur Godfrey 10 :00-Boxing 5o30-Howdy Doody 9:00-Television Theater 10:45-Grealest Fights 6:00-Sagebrush Trail 10:00--Blue Ribbon Boxing 11 :30..,.-Charlie Wild 6o30--News, Ed Dinsmore 11:00-Late News and Sports 1 2 :00-Racke t Squad 6,45-Sports Spotlight 11:30----The W eb 7:00-Kukla, Fran & Ollie 7,30-Sports On Parade 7:45-NP. ws Caravan SATURDAY 8o00-Alan Young Show THURSDAY 11:30-A Dote With Judy 8o30--Howard Barlow 1 2:15-Love of Life 12 :00-Big Top 9o00--Lights Out 12 :30-Search for Tomorrow 1 :00-Wild Bill Hickok 9o30-Crusade In th e Pacifi c 1:00-Matinee Playhoue 1 :30-Ted Husing 1 OoOO-Studio One I :45-Jahnny from J. N.'s 1 :45-Footboll 11 :00----La.te News, Sports 2 :00-Garry Moore Show 4:30-Schools At Work 11 o30--Amazing Mr. Malone 2:30-Meet. the Millers 5:00-The Cisco Kid 12 :00-Herb Shrine r 3:00-Miss Susan 5 30--Science Museum 3:15-Music Marl 5:45-Stro ng er Than Fiction 3:30- Bill Goodwi n 6.00- Sports Spotlight TU ESDAY 4:00- Ka te Smith 6.15- News, Ed Dinsmore 5:00-Hawkins Falls 6.30-Western Th eater 12 o15- Lov of Life 5:15- Chlldren's The atre 7:30-U. B. Round Table 12o30- S arch for To morrow 5:30-Howdy Doody 8:00- AII Star Re vue 1.00-Matinee Pla yhouse 6:00- Sagebrush Trail 9:00-Show of Shows 2: 00-Garry Moore Show 6:30----News, Ed Dinsmore 10:00-Telenews Weekly 2o15-Meet Th e Mill e rs 6:45-Sports Spotlight 10:30-Hit Parade 4:00-Kate Smith 7:00-Kukla, Fran & Ollie 11:1 5-Soturday Playhouse

TVue- PAGE 22 FOX DANCE STUDIO \\Just a few steps from Main will lead you to new steps in Dancing Pleasure"

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TVue ---PAGE 23 COMING! SAMMY KAYE And His Sensational Orchestra AT THE AUDITORIUM and featuring "SO YOU WANT TO LEAD A BAND" A Glittering 2-Hour Revue Tuesday,. January 15th

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