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VAL & IRENE MATES DANCING on a DIME THOSE COLORFUL, graceful, expert- you're constantly keeping one ey peel d ly-staged dance routines that have be- on chalk marks that limit your dancing come such an integral part of TV today area." --oh, the problems they involve! Then there are the added obstacles of According to Val Mates, proprietor of picking up the sound of tap dancers who the Val Mates School of Dance at 62 have the habit of rocketing across the East Avenue, choreographing intricate stage. On a large runway this presents a dance numbers for the television medium dandy spectacular routine, but in TV is the No. 1 problem of most dancing the poor Boom Microphone operator instructors today. And this, despite the tears his hair out trying to follow the fact that Val and practically every other dancer's flying feet. choreographer believe "television is the Rehearsal times are generall y short, greatest boon that ever happened to the due to the high cost of production; only dancing profession." certain costumes may be worn ~ "no What are some of the problems pecul- spangles, they refl ect too much light and iar to tripping the li ght fantastic before studio engineers object" --and because of the hungry eye of the studio cameras? the intimacy of TV itself, close-up shots ''I'd say that the limited area we must oftentimes obscure the meaning a dancer work in is the biggest hurdle," Mr. M ates is trying to impart in a certain number. says. "Because the average TV stage "However, I still believe that television is much smaller than the theatre stage, is wonderful," says Val, and his view- our routines must be developed in a point is shared equally by his lovely comparatively small area. And it's a and talented wife, Irene, who assists him real problem to interpret routines when (Continued on Page 18)

TV GUIDE - PAGE' 3 ROCHESTER TV GUIDE Rochester's Official TV Program and News Guide

Vol. 1 No. 39

Owned and Published by ROCHESTER PUBLICITY SERVICE 242 Powers Bldg. Rochester, 14, N.Y. Phone: LOcust 6727 Letters Editor Ellison R. Jack To The Editor Bus. Mgr. James M. Trayhern, Jr. D ear Sir: Adv. Mgr. Ralph Chinelly Bob T urner's morale must be pretty Circulation Mgr. Anthony Ciaraldi low by now, if he's read the last few issues of your magazine's "Letters T o The Editor." THIS WEEK'S TV FEATURES We think he is wonderful. and would like to see and hear more of him on Dancing on o Dime 3 Letters to Editor 4 Television. Sows and Silk Purses 5 Mr. and Mrs. W. Hoppough H enrietta, N. Dollar Derby 6, 7 Y D ear Sir: Big Red's Gift 8 Press Time Flashes 9 I am disappointed in the TV programs OFlynn Fan Fore 11 on our station. T V is getting worse in- Beauty Is Her Business 13 stead of better. I w ish Godfrey and hi s Eileen Borton 14 Friends would be back on again. I am a Boston Blackie 16, 17 Godfrey fan and I mi ss that show . TV Service Directory 23 Lucy V acca Shadow Stopper 25 Wadsworth, N . Y . Over The "TV" Fence 28 How To Be Funny 29 WHAM-TV PROGRAMS MELTON - DAILY SCHEDULE - vs. Saturday 11 Sunday 12 Monday 15 WRESTLING Tuesday 15 Last week a letter was printed in our Wednesday 18 "Letters T o The E ditor " column from Thursday 18 several viewers in Retsof. N ew York, Friday 23 commenting on the substitution of live WSYR-TV 26 w restling ma tches on Thursday nights at WHEN 27 9 o'clock for the James Melton Show. WBEN-TV 30 W e sta ted that the station 's v iewpoint would be printed next w eek. Rochester TV Guide, Oct. 20-26, 1951 . Published weekly at Rochester, N. Y. Your E ditor visi ted w ith program of- Vol. I, No. 39. Subscription price $5.00 fici als at WHAM-T V and a thorough per year, in advance. and honest review of the conflict was ex- (Continued on Page 22)

TV GUIDE PAGE 4 at 11:15 when he joins Louise Wilson for "Tower Clock Time." (He also does the radio show). On Fridays, Haefner has another TV task that will be of interest for area housewives. WHAM-TV will be presenting a program entitled "Make It and Market" and working with the station w ill be the Monroe County Home Bureau. "The name explains the type of program it is," according to Haefner." For instance, we might give a demonstration on the making of fabric gloves at home, or how to make lamp shades, how to wrap gift packages, or other things of interest. That's the 'make it' part of the program. In addition to home making, the best buy of the day in the line of fruits and vegetables will be discussed, For instance, how do you know when a grape- fruit is fully ripe, or how to pick out a That's George Haefner up a-there, hasting good head of lettuce. That's the 'market' on the new "Make it and Market Show. part of the show." Working with Haef-

Sows and Silk Purses

On October 15th, 1940, George Haef- ner will be Miss Sue Kamienski, of the ner marched away to military service Home Bureau who will do some of the with the 10th infantry. One of the things demonstrations. that bothered him the most when he first "We'll have mimeographed sheets of joined the military, was that early morn- instructions free for the asking, about ing bugle call. all the things we show and discuss," Haef- "I used to hate to think about that 6 ner said, and we'll be invWng the house- A. M. rise and shine routine," says H aef- wives to send in their suggestions on what ner. For me, that was awfully early in they would like to have demonstrated on the day. future programs." Compared to Haefner's hours now, that Around WHAM-TV, Haefner is 6 A. M. bugle was a "second breakfast" known as a man who w ill dive into things routine. headfirst, and TV is no exception. Not For the past few y ears, George has content to work on one new show, he's been Farm Editor at WHAM, and starts going to do another. his radio broadcasting day at 5:15, but Each Tuesday, at 12 :45, his long time he has to be up an hour before that. "4: 15 radio partner Louise Wilson w ill join A. M. is the coldest, bleakest, dreariest H aefn er on "Homemakers Holiday" or and unhappiest hour of the day or night," "How To Be A Good Hostess." according to the 2-year-old-radio man Working in conjunction with the 'Tm gla d television starts later in the Y.W.C.A., George and Louise will chat day." and demonstrate about the things that For Haefner, his TV day starts now interest the modern hostess.

TV GUIDE - PAGE 5 $ $ $ $ $ $ $' $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ DOLLAR

DERBY HEREr IN ONE EXCITING FUN-PACKED HALF HOURr IS TV's ANSWER TO THE HIGH COST OF LIVING

Do I hear one? .one . one . exciting excursion into audience partici- I have one! Do I hear two? two pation~"DOLLAR DERBY" ~scored an two dollars bid . two it is . . three immediate and jubilant success with the three going once, going twice hundreds of happy housewives, children S ~ O ~ L ~ D , --to the lady in the and skeptical husbands who jammed the fourth row for Threeee dollars! studio to vie for the many fine prizes The rapid-fire auctioneer's chant brought which fell to the highest bidders under to Rochester TV on Wed., Oct. 17, one the auctioneer's gavel. of the liveliest fun-happy half hours ever With versatile Mort Nusbaum perform- designed to catch the imagination of ing flawlessly as "Dollar Derby's" Mas- Madam Housewife. ter of Ceremonies, the show swung into Premiered from 11 to 11:30 a.m. from a swift opening pitch of excitement that the main auditorium of Rochester Radio rang some sort of hell for sustained City on Humboldt St., Wegman's ultra- viewer-studio audience interest.

TV GUIDE - PAGE 6 Essentially, for those who might have missed the first show (and for the thousands that will soon clamor to take their Wed. morning seats at the studio) "Dol- lar Derby" -can be classified as a super give-away, a glorified auction. Here's how it works: With every purchase at any of the W egmans Super Markets, the customer is given a cash register slip showing the total amount of his purchase. These slips are ·then redeemed at a special booth in the lobby of Rochester Radio City on the morning of the Wednesday telecast of "Dollar Derby." Derby Dollars are ex- changed there for the slips and each studio visitor then uses this "cash" to bid for the many valuable prizes put on the auctioneer's block during the program. No actual money is required-just DERBY DO's Host - MORT NUSBAUM

- two of them to bid by telephone from their own homes. Those chosen will be notified in advance. In between the auctions which are mas- terfully conducted by machine-gun tongu- AUCTION WHAM-TV AUCTION ed Ted Jackson, emcee Mort strolls up MONEY Wed. 11 A.M. MONEY H.. and down the studio aisles, chatting with . o the guests and conducting minor auctions and otherwise giving away several bush-

Wegman cash register receipts are ex- els of foodstuffs donated by W egmans. changed for Derby " money." There is never a dull moment on this show which received expert handling of DOLLARS, and each person at the TV the Hart-Conway Co. Inc. advertising show receives an extra DD bonus. Of agency and John Crosby of the WHAM- course, those with the most Derby Dollar TV staff who produced the first program. money have the greatest chance of win- Cameras on stage shot down into the ning a prize. studio's happy crowd as 'Mort and Ted There are four major items auctioned elbowed their way through the audience, during the half hour. One of them is a spreading joy and an unending assort- "Mystery Item" whose identity is un- ment of pickles, bread, tuna fish, catsup, known until the last successful bid has .cereal, - fruit and cheeses to a clamoring been received. Usually, these mystery crowd. prizes are expensive appliances or other A smashing success in Dayton, Colum- valuable gifts. bus and Cincinnati, "DOLLAR DERBY" Home viewers, too, have an opportun- holds high promise of being one of the ity to join the mad fun. By registering brightest half hours in morning television. (just send your name, address, telephone Where else in these hectic days of in- number to: DOLLAR DERBY, Radio flation-except on "DOLLAR DERBY" City, Rochester 3, N.Y.) with a pstar -can you Bid and Buy But have it An impartial selection each week picks cost you nothing? $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $

TV GUIDE - PAGE 7 Arthur Godfrey's Foundation Grant

"Big Red's" Cash Gift Will Help Promote His Favorite MODELING Hobby- Aviation AGENCY

A financial grant from Arthur Godfrey. CBS Radio and Television star and a leading good will ambassador for avia- 83 Clinton Ave. N. tion, to help augment aviation courses at American University in Washington, D. C., will be announced at a luncheon Fri- BAker 6141 day, Oct. 19 marking the 60th anniver- sary of the first public subscription made to the university. The subscription led to the university's founding in 1893. A SPECIAL Godfrey will be one of the principal speakers, along with Richard C. Patterson Jr., United States Minister to Switzerland Announcement and chairman of the university's national development committee, at the luncheon to be held at the Hotel Carlton in Wash- ington. 12:30-2:30 inner The grant made by the Godfrey Found- and 6 P.M. ation will establish actual flight and air- Sundays port training at H ybla Valley Airport, music near Alexandria, Va., nine miles south of DANCING TONIGHT Washington. The university's present course in aviation, under the direction of and every night except Monday Prof. L. M. Hornberger, covers all phases in the IVAN HOE ROOM with of instruction pertaining to the history music by the of aviation, management and design of SINGING STRINGS airports and airways, relationship of civil- ian aviation to national defense and such IRENE GEDNEY in the Seneca collateral subjects as maintenance, law, Lounge every nite except Sun. rates, communication and safety factors. The Godfrey grant supplements this academic work by instituting actual air- Hotel Seneca port operation and Bight training for 30 L. H. STRAWHECKER, Managing Director enrollees who will study at Hybla Valley (Continued on Page 21)

TV GUIDE - PAGE 8 FRIDAY, OCT. 19 10:30--Who Said That. John Mason Brown, Joan Diener, John Crider and 3:30--Bert Park s Show. "Get Out & Gel J. C. Swayze answer the quotes of under." Robert Trout. 4:00--Kate Smith Hour. "South Pacific." 11 :30--Robert Montgomery Presents. "To 8:30--We The People. Guests are Helen Walk The Night," with Geraldine Jepson, James Mellon, and some bag- Fitzgerald, John Baragrey and Don pipe players. Briggs. 10:00--Boxing. Roland LaStarza vs. Ted Coleman. Heavyweights. MONDAY, OCT. 22 10:45-Greatest Fights. Sixto Escobar vs. Harry Jeffra. lou Ambers vs. Pedro 1 :30--Garry Moore Show. Actress lucille Montanez. Watson is guest. 3:30--Bert Parks. "Oh My Darling Clem- SATURDAY, OCT. 20 entine." 9.00--Lights Out. "The Deal" by James 11 :30--Date W ith Judy. "I Was A Biga- Blumgarten. mist." 10:00--Studio One. "Macbeth" by Shake s- 1 :45-College Football. Ohio State vs. peare, with Charlton Heston and Indiana. Judith Evelyn. 5:00--Better Homes Show. How to repair 11 :15-Hollywood Opening Nile. "Girl or antique and modern furniture. Ghost" with Gloria Saundersand and 5:30--The Nature of Things. "The Ex- Herbert Patterson. panding Universe." Dr. Roy K. Mar- shall. TUESDAY, OCT. 23 7 :00--Cosmopoliit an Theatre. "The Secret Front" with lee Tracy & Marsha Hunt. 1 :30--Garry Moore Show. Winston l. 8:00--Comedy Revue. Martha Raye, with Mittenjuice is guest comic. guest Ezio Pi nza. 9:30--Circle Theatre. "The Long View" 9:00--Show of Shows. Sid Caesar .& with Thomas Mitchell. Imogene Coca. 11 : 15-Stars Playhouse. "The Name is 11 :30--Fireside Theatre. "Treasure of the Bellingham" with John Payne. A Heart" with Ruth Clifford. documentary tale of the fight against narcotics. SUNDAY, OCT. 21 12:30--Gruen Theatre. "Angel" with Steve WEDNESDAY, OCT. 24 Brodie. 1 :30--Garry Moore Show. Wally Brown 2:00--Football. Pittsburgh at Cleveland. joins the crew. 4:30--Zoo Parade. Bushman, famed 3:30--Bert Parks Show. "Yes Si r, That's gorilla, comes back to the zoo. My Baby." 6:00-Boston Blackie. Premier of new 9.00--Kraft TV Theatre. " Interference" show starring Kent Taylor and lois with Margaret Phillips and John Collier. Stephen. 6:30--Faye Emerson. Wonderful Town is Baltimore, Maryland, with Garry THURSDAY, OCT. 25 Moore, The Ink Spots and Earl Wrightson. 1 :30--Garry Moore Show. Irving Strauss, 7:00--Paul Whiteman. Connie Russe ll is tropical fish expert is guest. guest star. 8:30-Aian Young. Martha Tilton schedul- 7:30-This Business. Movie star ed to lilt. Diana lynn joins the panel to see 1 0:30--Court of Public Opinion. "Where Dorothy Douglas, Gil lamb, and Does the U.N. Stand Today." Moder- Andy & Della Russell. ator Sol linowitz and panel of Dr. 8:00--Colgate Comedy Hour. Jack Car- Dexter Perkins, Justice Wroe Nixon son makes his fall debut. and Judge Luther Youngdahl. 1 0:00--Celebrity Time. Jane Pickens and 11 : 15-Genesee Playhouse. "Stagecoach" Robert Cummings join Jane Wilson, with John Wayne, Claire Trevor and Herman Hickman and Conrad Nagel. Thomas Mitchell.

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To gel fuller enjoyment and last-minute in- FARE formation, always check "Press Time Flashes" on Page 9 of this TV Guide. By JIM'S GAL FRIDAY 9:00--Super Circus (ABC) Hi Kids; 9.:30--Big Top. (ABC) The Circus I visited Jim the other day and am 10:30--Smilin' Ed McConnell (CBS) pleased to report he is feeling fine, and 11 :00-Fashion Magic (CBS). How to wear seems to be in very good spirits. He is the best clothes for YOU. doing very well in school and likes it 11 :30--A Date With Judy (ABC). Teen age very much. trials and tribulations. I don't know if we ever mentioned that 12:00--Two Girls Named Smith (ABC). A Jim has a very nice aquarium of tropi- regular dramatic feature, starring Peg- cal fish. He has some very pretty fishes gy Ann Garner. and loves all the baby fish especially. 12:30-Romance Theatre (ABC). As Jim says, " they just seem to grow." 1 :00--Kate Smith (NBC). The "Evening Shop" A new addition to Jim's collection is on Ki nescape. a Parakeet that one of Jim's fans gave 2:00--Football. Ohio Stale vs. Indiana (NBC). him. He named it TeeVee. Jim is wait- 4:00--Hopalang Cassidy (NBC)- Cowboy ing for the day the Parakeet will talk Film with Bill Boyd with him the way the Mynah birds did 5:00--Better Homes Show (ABC). The crafts- the day he visited the Westinghouse manship of Norman Brokenshire. Talking Birds at Sibley's. 5:30--Nature of Things (NBC) with Dr. Roy K. Marshall. I'll be talking to you again next week, 5:45-Bob Considine same time, same place-the Rochester 6:00--The Cisco Kid TV Guide. Don't forget ·to keep your 6:30--Wild Bill Hickok. scrapbooks up to date. 7:00--Cavalcade of Bands (Dumont) Host Your pal, Buddy Rogers presenting name bands Jim's Gal Friday with top bracket variety stars. 8:00--Martha Raye with Ezio Pinza. 9:00--Your Show of Shows (NBC) Imogene Coca and Sid Caesar. 10:30--Wrestling from Chicago with Russ Davis 11 :30-Fireside Theatre. 12:00-News.

Cooking is the main hobby of Jack Sterling, ringmaster of CBS-TV's "Big Top"; favorite recipe is spaghetti sauce. * * * Ed McMahon, clown on CBS-TV's Here's another snapshot for your scrap- "Big Top," is a former carnival barker books. It's one of Jim and the dog house and pitchman. he helped build for his new pup.

TV GUIDE - PAGE 11 MUSICAL BAR Sunday, October 21 , 1951 JOE MOONEY Formerly at Meadowbrook in N .J. To get fuller enjoyment and last-minute in- Every Night Except Monday formation, always che ck \' Press Time Flashes" 420 STATE ST. on Page 9 of this TV Guide . 12:10--Billboard 1 2: 15-Range r Joe 12:30-Gruen Th eatre (ABC) Topflite dra- matics For Complete 1 :00-Religious Program (NBC) A special SATISFACTION--Call Jay se ries of programs for all faiths. 1 :30--0ne Man's Family (NBC) The lives FURNACES and loves of th e Barbours. 2:00--Pittsburgh vs. Cleveland. CLEANED REPAIRED 4:30--Zoo Parade (NBC) Front seats at the and INSTALLED animal parade at lincoln Pork Zoo in Also GAS, OIL UNITS and Chicago CONVERSIONS. 5:00--Super Circus (ABC)--Claude Kirchner, Mary Hartline, Clown "Scampy" JAY HEATING CO. 5:30--Range Riders--Stories of the great 797 JAY ST. West with Jack Mahoney. GE. 8946 CU. 7237-R 6:00--Boston Blackie, starr ing Kent Taylor with Lois Collier. 6:30-faye Emerson's "Wonderful Town." 7:00--Paul Whiteman Re vu e. "King" of Jazz with Maureen Cannon and E·arl Wrightson. (ABC). 7 :30-This Is Show Business (NBC). Clifton ALVERA fadiman presides as top acts pass in review. 8:00--Jack Carson makes his fall debut. SARSON 9:00--The fred Waring Show (CBS). DIRECTOR OF 10:00--Celebrity Time (CBS)-Conrad Nagel, emcee. Quiz show with Mary McCarty, singer and Hermon Hickman, coach of the Yale Football team. 10:30--Who Said Thot (NBC) Bob Trout and his "quotes" 11 :00--Broadway to Hollywood 149 E. MAIN - Opp. Edwards 11 :30--Roberl Montgome ry Presents (NBC). 12:30-News. .N all the latest in Top, Toe, LEAR Ballet, Adagio, Spanish with -TV-- Castanets. Tumbling, Unicycling, Exhibi- tion, and Ballroom Dancing. Conrad Nagel, host of "Celebrity Class and Private Instruction for Children Time," likes best for dessert old-fash- and Adults ioned lemon pie--without meringue. Register NOW for New Fall Classes * * EMpire 0396 Robert Trout, panelist of "Who Said If no answer call CUlver 6291-R That?" is a N ew York Giant baseball fan and Columbia football rooter .

TV GUIDE - PAGE 12 When a fashion photographer says " Watch th e birdie," he snaps th e shutter and work end s. Na so on TV, where the camera's "eye" never sleep s . and those lovely mode ls Iike lois Gli w ca n't afford to r lax for ov n a mome nt.

You sta rt out with vanilla ice cream pass through Champagne, and you get back to vanilla ice cream. Y ou do a ll thi s if you happen to be Lois Gliewe, Rochester's top model. and expert on T V modeli ng . T he vanilla ice cream sta rts back a LOIS GLIEWE few years a fter an a ft ernoon of swim- ming. " I had gone to an ice cream par- lor n ear my house looking pretty gri1i1 after coming o ut of the pool. W hile I was eating the ice crea m (vanilla, that is ) a man ca me up to me, and just like that--turned my head around to look a t my profi le. Before I could obj ect, he ha ha nded me his card. H e was a model scout for· Koda k and that started me off." "We di d all sorts o f things a t Kodak; adverti sing. pro fessiona l portra its. movies --and it w as a good sta rt for my la ter wor·k," said Lois. "W hen I beca me a young lady of 16. I began modeling in fashion shows for retail stores and a lso for photographic fashion ads." A beauti ful young woman can go far in Rochester, and then she begins to look for bigger and better things, a nd the obvious place is N ew York. The Big Town is the place for gla mour, models, excitement, a nd thousands try to crack it every year. Lois had the usua l ups and downs but one day she walked into the H arry C on- over Model Agency, and from then on she was all set. " You know, onl y a few new models a re taken on by the agencies each y ear. To get in and on their lists. y ou can do (Continued on Page 20)

TV GUIDE - PAGE 13 EILEEN BARTON

She \\baked a cake" and now she's enjoying the frosting on Bill Goodwin's afternoon TV show

When you meet Eileen Barton, featured vocalist on the daytime "Bill Good- win Show" (NBC-TV, Tues. and Thur., 3:30 p.m.), you fiind her, in reality, the same warm, vivacious, entertaining per- Eileen's cake sold 1,000,000 sonality you see on the television screen. Petite, blonde and just about always in motion, Eileen first gives the impres- boast of eighteen years of experience in sion of being as carefree as the teen- show business. During that time, she has agers who have worshipped her since appeared with some of the biggest names she sky-rocketed to fame with her re- in stardom. cording of "If I Knew You Were Com- The only child of vaudevill e troupers ing I'd've Baked a Cake." But, under- Elsie and Ben Barton, this Brooklyn- neath her breezy manner, you discover a born' lass was given her first break by level-headed, hard-working girl, who is the late Ted Healy. Only four years determined to stay on top after years of old, she played a stooge with the Healy apprenticeship. troupe at the original Palace. Still possessing the "little girl" type Soon, Eileen was hustled off to school of charm at twenty-two, Eileen can (Continued on Page 24)

TV GUIDE - PAGE 14 DAYTIME PROGRAMS Monday-Tuesday

10:25--Billboard. Preview of the day's TV. 2:30--First Hundred Years (CBS) TV's first 10,30--Film (Mon.) soap opera, with Olive Stacey. 10:30--Coffee Time (Tues.) Marl Nusbaum 2:45--Open .House. Ann Rogers and Ross adds music to your second breakfast. Weller match words. 11 00--Film 3:00--Miss Susan (NBC) Susan Peters as a lady lawyer. 11:1 5-You and Your Child (Mon.) 11:115-Tower Clock Time (Tues.) Louise 3:15--Here's Looking At You (NBC) . Wilson helps you shop by TV. Fashion and Beauty Advice. 11 :30--Strike It Rich (CBS) Warren Hull 3:30--Bert Parks Show (NBC) (Mon.) gives money away, FREE . Music and comedy with Bert, Betty 12:00--Noonday News. Up to th e minute Ann Groves, and others. happenings, at home and abroad. 3:30--Bill Goodwin Show (NBC) (Tues.) 12:15--Love of Life (CBS) Dram a ti c se rial Varie ty, starring Goodwin. starring Peggy McCay. 4:00--Kate Smith Hour (NBC) with Te d 12:30--Search for Tomorrow (CBS) stars Collins. Entertainme nt, guidance, in- 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. 5:115-Gabby Hayes (NBC) Stories by the 1 :00--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 gtiest stars. and his friend Bob Smith.

Monday, October 22, 1951 Tuesday, October 23,1951

6:00--Film. 6:00--lndustry On Parade 6:15--Local and National News with Earl 6,15- The News of the Day with Earl Wood. Woad. 6:30--The Perry Como Show (CBS). 6:30--Mohawk Showroom, with Roberta 6:45--Sports Scholar Quinlan. 7:00--Kukla, Fran & Ollie (NBC). 6,45-Film. 7:30--0n The Avenue. 7:00--Kukla, Fran & Ollie (NBC). 7:45--Camel News Caravan (NBC)--John 7:30--Films. Cameron Swayze 7:45--Camel News Caravan (NBC)-John 8:00--Milton Berle (NBC) The Texaco Star Cameron Swayze, commentator in To- Theatre. day's News Today 8:30--Juvenile Jury (NBC). 8:00--Lux Video Theatre (CBS). 9:00--Cinderella Weekend. Ross Weller sends contestants to New York. 8:30--You Can Be - A Star. Mort Nusbaum gives talented contestants a chance. 9:30--Circle Theatre (NBC) Half hour of drama. 9:00--"Lights Out." Spine chilling thrillers. 9:30--This Week In Sports. 10:00--Original Amateur Hour (NBC) with Ted Mack, emcee. Talented contestants pass 9:45--Show Goer before the TV camera 10:00--Studio One (CBS) Top flight dramatic show. 11:00--Telenews Daily 11:00--Telenews Daily-News In Review 1 1: 5-Racket Squad (CBS). Cracking the dangerous rackets in America. 11:15-Hollywood Opening Night (CBS). A new show especially filmed each week 11 :45--Stars Playhouse (CBS) The "BEST" in in Hollywood, starring leading drama- drama with the "BEST" stars of Broad- tic figures from the screen. way and Hollywood.

TV GUIDE - PAGE 15 HE HUGELY FAMOUS fictional character of "Boston Blackie" makes his TV debut Tin Rochester on Sunday night, Oct. 21. at 6 p.m. Despite the fact that this mystery-thriller's plot will revolve about various and asundry forms of violence each week, home viewers will enjoy the unique pleasure of never having to witness the last agonized moments of some undone culprit shuffling his mortal way off the scriptwriters coil. The public, being essentially a customer, must be served. And ZIV Television Productions which filmed the series, took the public taste to heart and eliminated all on the spot murders from the story. Equally unique is the fact that "Boston Blackie" was filmed especially for TV, and audiences once again will benefit from high-quality films that offer the more potent im- pact of close-up shots and dramatic staging drafted with the home screen in mind. Presented by the Daw Drug Co. of Rochester, Blackie will boast a simultaneous Sunday showing in Syracuse and Utica as well, where they have a total of 25 stores including the fringe-area towns of Auburn and Rome. Featured on each program will be products of these three manufacturers: American Safety Razor Co., Rybutol VAC Laboratories and the Toni Home Permanent Co.

lois Collier BOST BLA A Pre-Curtain Peek at the Me Mystery-Thriller Slated to Begir

This will be the first time that the Daw Drug Co. has owned a TV show outright. Their contract calls for a 52-week run with filmdom's famed detective. Hav Nash & Associates will act as agency representative. The first "Boston Blackie" series started in Cosmopolitan Magazine many years ago, and later was taken up by Hollywood after a stage play of the mag version blossomed into a sensational hit. Chester Morris is best remembered for his role of Blackie in the Hollywood series. The new TV shows, each one a complete half-hour thriller, were filmed in Holly- wood by ZIV on a $3,000,000 studio purchased from Universal Pictures. A full cast of screenland stars will act in supporting roles to the main stars. The headliners will be Kent Taylor as Blackie, Lois Collier as the detective's girl

TV GUIDE - PAGE 16 friend Mary, and movie veteran Frank Orth who assumes the role of Inspec tor Farraday. Where the "Boston" aspect comes from is anybody's guess: Taylor hails from Iowa, Lois from South Carolina and Orth down Pennsylvania way. T aylor, as Blackie, will usually find himself in as much hot water each week as any of the TV villians he may encounter. As a lad, Taylor moved West from Iowa with a stock company when the acting bug bit a large bite from his anatomy. Arriving in Flicker City, he applied for and was granted a stand-in role for a young lovely who was making her first screen test. To the young lady's dismay, Taylor walked off with the contract. Since then he has starred in more than 100 films, done numerous guest shots on radio and TV. Now, as BB, he assumes the role of being "an enemy of those who make him an enemy, and a friend of those who have no friend." Viewers will also have occasion to see and whistle at th e very shapely Lois Collier, Blackie's girl friend, Mary. Miss Collier's career began when she and her grandma traveled to Hollywood for a visit. When grandma had taken in all the sights, she trundled back home. But Lois stayed on, slightly stage-struck. After a herculean task of removing her Southern drawl was completed, she began to land a few small roles in

EVIEW Frank Orth roN CKIE Main Characters in This New gin Sunday, Oct. 21 at 6P. P. M. - _ M. local radio. These eventually led to a movie contract and for 2½ years she took top billing in some 25 films. Inspector Farraday, played by Frank Orth, will be locking brains and brass knuckles with Blackie each week. Orth started out originally as a child wizard of the piano in Philadelphia. The keyboard gave w ay to footlights and he progressed to vaudeville where he made a headliner name for himself as a comic. Years later the movies called him. With his wife he has made some 28 crossings of the Atlantic to play in foreign countries. And he holds the distinction of making the first talking picture in a foreign language. Well, there's the show-and you've met the cast. Now you can settle back and enjoy the excitement.

TV GUIDE -- PAGE 17 Val Mates ... his first encounter with this powerful new medium. (Continued from Page 3) "I was hired to do a number on a in planning many. of the video routines New Y ork show several years ago," he his students and instructors are called says. "I had stepped on stage and begun upon to perform. to dance when suddenly through the "TV is a 'natural' for dancers," says spotlights I caught a fleeting glimpse of Irene, "because the action can be seen, myself on the studio monitor. What I and the sound heard. In radio, all the saw nearly scared me to death! It was audience could do was listen to the dan- an apparition with hardly any head or cers' feet. " shoulders, and practically ,all legs and "Yes, tnd TV has created a terrific feet!" new demand for dancers," Val adds. " It It took a long time for the technicians seems that every variety show now has to convince Val that it was the monitor some sort of dancing in the script-and which was out of order, not his phys- each routine must be fresh and unseen-- iognomy. which makes for an ever-greater call "So now that they've made us all look for talent. human, I'm one of TV's biggest boost- Val and Irene hung out the shingle ers," says the m_an whose toes light up on their dancing studio a little over four when the music starts. years ago. Their first class was rather small: one pupil. Today they are recog- -TV- nized as one of the largest dance schools Harriet Snelling who arranges all the in Western New York and their students wedding details on "Bride and Groom" number in the hundreds. is only 22 and unmarried herself. Their. daily work echedule . would seem busy enough to tax the energy of a machine. Some 200 song and dance routines pour out of their imaginative brains each year, and it's a rare night indeed when they can stretch out for a well- earned rest before four of five a. m. Val, at the present time is writing a book on-you guessed it, dancing-in collaberation with Joseph Mann of New York. Before World W ar II began, he had already scored signal success in many of the nation's leading theatres and night clubs: th e Roxy, the World's Fair, Leon and Eddies, to name a few. At present it is .wife Irene, who, ac- SECURITY·TRUST·CO. presents cording to Val, originates many of their best numbers and designs many of their clever and colorful costumes. Their pu- JOHN KIERAN'S pils have gone on to win fame in such noted talent outlets as Hollywood, the KALEIDOSCOPE New York stage and in several of the top television shows in New York. WHAM-TV Val, himself a pioneer TV performer, 8:30 (he was with Dumont TV when it was EVERY WEDNESDAY NIGHT still in the experimental stage) recalls

TV GUIDE- PAGE 18 DAYTIME PROGRAMS Wednesday-Thursday

10:25--Billboard. Th e day on TV. 1 :30--Garry Moore Shaw (CBS) Enter- 10:30--Coffee Time. Mort Nusbaum, with tainment and guests. Lots of laughs. music to pep up the mid-morning. 2:30---Firsl Hundred· Years (CBS) Jimmy 11 :00-(Wed.) Dollar Derby. A chance to Lydon and young married life. win prizes of Radio City. 2:45--Open House. Ross Weller and Ann 11 :15-Tower Clock Time (Thurs.) Louise Rogers invite you to join them. and you go shopping. 3:00---Miss Susan (NBC) Susan Peters as 11 :30---Strike It Rich (CBS) Deserving folk a woman attorney helps her clients. get $$$ from Warren Hull. 3:15-Here's Looking AI You (NBC). 12:00---Noonday News. All the news till For the ladies to become beautiful. noon. 3:30---Berl Parks Show (NBC) Peggy Ann 1 2: 15-Love of Life (CBS) Paul Potter and Grove, Bobby Sherwood and fun. others in a doily drama. 3:30--Bill Goodwin Show (NBC) (Thurs.) 12:30---Search For Tommorrow (CBS) An Variety entertainment. inspirational story of everyday living. 4:00--Kate Smith Hour (NBC) Kale sings 12:45-Arl Gallery (Wed.) and Ted Collins talks. 12:45-How Do You Do It? (Thurs.) 5:00--Hawkins Falls (NBC) Small town life, its people and problems. 1 :00---Steve Allen Show (CBS) Steve is a popular young comedian, who em- 5:15-Gabby Hayes (NBC) Western ad· cees a variety show. venture with cowboys and rustlers. 1 :15-(Wed.) Bride and Groom (CBS) A 5:30---Howdy Doody (NBC) Entertainment marriage before the cameras. for the kids.

Wednesday, October 24, 1951 Thursday, October 25, 1951

6:00---Touchdown. Football films. 6:00-"TV Varie ti es" 6:15-Top of the News with Earl Wood. 6 :15- latest National and local News by Earl Wood. 6:30---Mohawk "Showroom" with Roberta 6:30--Perry Como Show (CBS). Quinlan. (NBC). 6:45- Doug Duke 6:45----Touchdown. Football pictures. 7:00--Kukla, Fran & Ollie (NBC). 7:00---Kuklo, Fran & Ollie (NBC). 7:30--Max Roney and his Hi Boys 7:30-Hunting and Fishing Show 7:45--Camel News Caravan (NBC) 7:45---Camel News Caravan (NBC) 8:00--Groucho Marx (NBC). You Bel Your 8:00---Crusade in The Pacific. "Time" and Life. "Life" story of the Pacific war. 8:30--Alan Young (CBS) Comedy of a spec· 8:30---John Kiernan. A panorama of nature, ial sort. with Kiernan as your host. 9:00--Sporls Digest. 8:45-Aquinas Football review. 9:15-Wrestling. Pedro Martinez matches 9:00---Phiilco TV Playhouse (NBC). The best from th e Sports Arena. Turner does in drama. the grunt by groan. 10:00---Blue Ribbon Boxing (CBS) 10:00--Martin Ka ne (NBC). lloyd Nolan as the private investigator. 1 0 :45-After-Fighl Club. 10:30--Court of Public Opinion. "The U.N. 11:00---Telenews Daily Today." 11 :15-Sammy Kaye (CBS). So You Wont To 11 :00--Telenews Daily lead A Band. 11 :15- Film Playhouse

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TV GUIDE- PAGE 19 Lois Gliewe . . . (Continued from Page 1 3) M & M SUPPLY CO. one of two things. Have experience, and start right in, or go to a school run by HEATING CONTRACTORS the agency. Either way, you have to be approved by Mr. Conover himself. Automatic Gas & Oil Heat I didn't ha ve to go to the school because I was able to fill out a good part of the 20 SOMERTON ST. experience space on the application blank." Hillside 3504 Free estimates Once in the agency, th e career of Lois Gliewe started to zoom. She worked in all the various phases of fashion and ATTENTION photographic modeling for several sea- r r sons. It was a lot of fun and there was HUNTERS • an occasional glass of champagne, but Ammunition may soon be hard mostly it was hard work. to get, due to Defense " It was a lso expensive," recalls Lois. Mobilization. Stock up Now! "Models have to have a la rge wardrobe, SPINNING GEAR--LIVE BAIT beca use when they are called for jobs, CAMPING EQUIPMENT--TACKLE a particular type of dress is called for. If you don't have it, and can't borrow DEWEY BAIT & TACKLE it, you have to buy it, and it runs up into big money." 1961 Dewey CENTER Glen. 7807 But the experi ence is inva luable. In r------, the field of modeling you just have to know what to do, when to do it, and JACK FORBES i how to make it all fit or you're just not a model. As time goes on, and models FAWN CLUB get more experience and better known, Presents AL CIMINELLI their rates go up. According to Lois, some of the top FEATURING models are making as much as $75 an DICK STEB at the Hammond hour. It can be hard work though. Stand- ing, or sitting, or' posing in one way for - NITELY- an hour or two or three can be deaden- EXCEPT TUES. ing. And the hustle and bustle of New York .can get a Rochesterian down. -----SAT. NITE----- "One day I decided I'd had about BILLY SPITZ and the enough," she said. " I packed my bags, Clambake Five got a train ticket, popped over to Grand Central Station, and was on my way FLOOR SHOW back to Rochester--all in a morning. Two days later I got a fr antic telegram DELICIOUS FISH FRY from New York, 'Are You Working or Every Friday Not.' I wasn't and told them so, and I SMORGASBORD started to build a local career for myself.'' Every Sundoy-3 - 9 Back in Rochester, Lois worked for 1982 RIDGE RD. W. _ CUlver 7403 J Sibley's as a staff model. During her stint at Main and Clinton she branched

TV GUIDE - PAGE 20 out , into fashion coordinating, window Godfrey's Grant ... display, and finally TV. (Continued from Page 8) "That's the . best of all, TV. For a Airport, under the direction of Robert model on TV has to combine the best of Ashburn, president of the Ashburn Flying fashion modeling, photographic model- Service Inc. ing, and style show modeling." The Godfrey Foundation's grant to While working for Sibley's, on the support 30 scholarships calls for free in- Tower Clock TV show, Lois not only struction of 35 flying hours for beginning was modeling, but was called upon to and advanced students who have com- coach other models appearing on the pleted a course in trahsportation or are shows, as well as to check their make- currently enrolled for a course in the Air up and general technique before their Transportation Institute of the Univer- appearances ,before the camers. sity. In addition to flight instruction in As a TV model, she demonstrated dual-control planes, students will also re- everything from perfume to pots and ceive complete indoctrination in airport pans, and many a housewife must have operation and maintenance. bought some of those pots hoping to "The establishment of this !lying wing look as well in her own kitchen as the to the University is a unique advance in TV picture. education in this area,'' Dr. Douglass But in Rochester, there is a shortage stated, "for while other colleges and un- of trained models. With many depart- iversities conduct schools in the acedemic ment stores turning to TV, and fashions aspects of air transportation, none . has coming into more and more importance, yet instituted this final phase to a there is a crying demand for trained rounded-out aviation program making models. An untrained model is really a possible the obtaining of pilots' licenses." li ability because she shows off clothes in the wrong, rather than the right way. Realizing the need for experienced A W. W. O'BRIEN young ladies to model. Lois Gliewe, about five months ago, decided it was time she went in for herself. And now PR N she is the proud proprietor of a model studio, where training is given for this exacting technique. "YOU CAN BE A STAR" Mon 8:30 P.M. At 83 North Clinton Street, a varied group of ladies--in a surprising range "CINDERELLA WEEKEND" Tue. 9 P.M. of ages--is getting the fundamentals of "BOB TURNER SHOW" modeling. Wed. 7:30 P.M. TV modeling is emphasized, since "ASK THE KIDS" Fri. 7:30 P.M. more and more the fashions are being For Columbia Music & Appliance Store publicized through that medium. Such "WRESTLING" from the Sports Arena things as posture, walking, complexion, Thurs. 9:15 P. M. weight control. make-up, hair styling and For Columbia Music & Appliance Store many other facets of modeling are taught. "TELENEWS DAILY" Mon. thru .Fri. 11 P.M. You'd think with modeling and teach- For Doyle Main Motors ing, our friend Miss Gliewe would have "SPORTSCHOLAR" Tues. 6 P. M. enough to do--but no. She's got plans For Rochester Savings Bank for a TV show of her own and right SATURDAY NIGHT WRESTLING Sat. 10:30 now she says, "It couldn't happen too For Rochester Silvertown soon to suit me." and Nothnagle Realtors And of course, plenty of that vanilla ic e cream which started it all. Burke Bldg. BA. 5695

TV GUIDE PAGE 21 Letters To Editor that in returning live wrestling to Ro- chester it was serving a larger number of (Continued from Page 4) its viewers, thus complying with the plored. Among other things, station. of- public's desires. ficials pointed out tha t two years ago the Incidentally, during the time the Mel- sta tion carried live wrestling from Edger- ton show was telecast, fewer than half ton Park and the spectacle proved one of a dozen letters were received commenting the most popular programs ever telecast on the seri es, and of that number most in Rochester. However, due to other com- spoke of not enjoying the program. In mitments, that series w as forced to dis- oth er words there was no indication to continue. Since that time, an effort has WHAM-TV that the Melton show was been made by the station to bring live of particular interest to them. wrestling back to Rochester, and sta tion In the trade papers, there have been offici als were delighted when arrange- rumors that the Melton show would be ments were completed to air the series cut to 30 minutes, and an NBC an- this year. At the time of wrestling's dis- nouncement indicated this week that the continuance two years ago, the station 'cut would take place before the first of was deluged with letters and phone calls th e year. This would seem to indicate asking that it be returned to the air. that the Melton program has not met with Wrestling, it is true, has always prov- complete a pp r o v a I throughout the ed one of the favorite programs telecast country. throughout the country. In Buffalo, for example, wrestling has proven through -TV- surveys to be the most popular program Sammy Kaye was all set for an en- telecast all week, even topping the Mil- gineering career when he found he ton Berl e audience. WHAM-TV believed could make more money at music.

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TV GUIDE- PAGE 22 TELEVISION SERVICE DIRECTORY Friday, October 26; 1951 For the Best In TV Service We Suggest You Patronize Our To get fuller enjoyment and last-minute in- Advertisers formation, always check "Press Time Flashes" on Page 9 of this TV Guide. Nu-Tone Radio & Television Service Sales & Service - Admiral Dealer 10:25--Billboard. 240 LYELL AYE. Glen. B455 10:30--Coffee Time. 11:00--To Be Announced. ------·------FOR TV and RADIO SERVICE 11 :30--Strike It Rich (CBS). 12:00--News. SEE ... 12:15-love of life (CBS). ED WHITE 12 :30--Search for Tomorrow (CBS). 12 :45-Make It and Market. 561 So. Clinton cor. Alexander 1 :00--Steve Allen Show (CBS). Open Evenings Call MOn. 9375 1 :30--Garry Moore Show (CBS). ~------2:30-First Hundred Years (CBS). For Prompt, Courteous Service 2:45-0pen House. and Quality Workmanship . . 3:00--Miss Susan (NBC). CALL: 3:15-Here's looking At You (NBC). 3:30--Bert Parks Show (NBC). ABMAR TELESERVICE 4:00--Kate Smith Hour (NBC). CORP. 5:00--Hawkins Falls (NBC). BAKER 9652 5:15-Gobby Hayes (NBC). Television Service Specialists 5:30--Howdy Doody (NBC). 942 HUDSON AYE. Rochester, N. Y. "THE FINEST IN TELEVISION SERVICE" 6:00--Film, ------6:15-Up-to-the-Minute News flashes by Earl Wood. MOHAWK TELEVISION 6:30--Mohawk Showroom, with Roberta & RADIO SERVICE Quinlan. PROMPT RELIABLE SERVICE 6:45--Football Forecast. 954 PORTLAND AYE. HAmilton 0742 7:00--Kukla, Fran & Ollie (NBC). ------7:30-Ask The Kids. Jimmy O'Flynn stars Authorized Television & Radio Service on a panel with Ralph Collier as MC. ALBERT1 S TELEVISION 7:45--Camel News Caravan (NBC) SALES & SERVICE - Factory Trained 8:00--Bigelow Theatre (Drama). CULVER 3672 8:30--We The People, with Dan Seymour. 1942 MAIN ST. E. Rochester, N. Y. 9:00--The Big Story (NBC). 9:30-Case af Eddie Drake. 10:00--Boxing from The Garden (NBC). "ON OUR COVER" 10:45-Greatest Fights (NBC). ''Boston Blackie"--his new 11 :00--Telenews Daily 11 : 15-Charlie Wild, Detective (CBS) show is on Page 16.

TV GUIDE - PAGE 23 Eileen Barton . . . Unspoiled by all her success, E il een is a real pet among the crew on the (Continue d from Page 14) "Bill Goodwin Show." Bill and Roger by her dad, today, one of T in P an Al- ley's leading music publishers. But, in D ann, the French singer featu red w ith her on the program, both make the same between school "bouts"--and that's just enthusiastic comment about her ; "She's the way she expressed it--she managed a real trouper!" to appear with Bobby Breen on the E ddie Cantor show, with Rudy Valee A typical example of the way she gets and la ter with M ilton Berle. She becomes along w ith everyone, including "N ew particularly nostalgic when she recalls York's Finest," is the following exper- how F rank Sinatra chose her as the ience she loves to tell on herself: Late first girl to be featured with him on his for rehearsal one day, with no place to radi o show. park, she ci rcled .Radio City several E ileen has also been in musical com- times. E ven the parking lots were cram- edies a nd conducted her own NBC radio med to capacity. In desperation, she show. But, the "Baked A Cake" record- pulled into a space over which loomed ing, which sold over a mill ion copies, a " N o Parking" sign. H astily, she scrib- was the real break she needed. O ver- bled a note: PLE ASE don't give me a nig ht, she became the most sought-after ticket. I really tried to find a place, but artist in the country with Hollywood, couldn 't. N ow, I'm way overdue for re- television, radio a nd the stage all beck- hearsal. Signed : Eileen Barton. oning. A mong the first offers she accep t- Returning to the car, hours la ter, she ed were with Dean M artin and Jerry fo und the following message: "You'd Lewis at N ew York's Copacabana, and better bake that cake for me, for you a thrilling retut;n engagement with Frank knew I was coming--or N E XT time Sinatra a t the Pa ra mount. you'll get a ticket."

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TV GUIDE - PAGE 25 CHANNEL 5 WSYR-TV SYRACUSE, N. Y.

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TV GUIDE PAGE 27 "OVER THE TV FENCE'' Here's the reason Peggy Ann Garner dropped out of the Saturday noon "Two Girls Named Smith" show. She's knitting little things for a little stranger. So is fornia home and will stay in the East .. . Peggy Franch, who is still ort the show- Dave Garroway isn't on TV, but by the but for a limited time only . . . Nelson terms of his contract with CBS, he's Eddy's bit on the Alan Young show paid $10,000 a week for his show ... showed he was good at laughing at him- Milton DeLugg, late of Broadway Open self as well as singing. Too bad more House now has a new baby son--the 2nd top notchers don't take the hint ...... Jimmy Melton may be dropped from With the World Series fever over, we the Ford show ... When, oh When is can turn to the comic side of baseball-- Mrs. Roosevelt coming back to TV? ... especially the tale about a Yankee fan Next in line for TV engineers--a new who dreamed he was a member of the electronic system similar to tape record- team. Doing nothing but thinking and ings for radio. T 'will do away with kine- dreaming about being a Yankee, he got scopes and film . . . Eddie Cantor's new worried and went to a psychiatrist. The musical director did the same task for AI medico suggested "Why don't you con- Jolson for years. (Maybe he'll have a centrate on something else? For example, new idea for the dull and duller Cantor dream you're on a desert island, alone shows) ... Oct. 24th shindig by local with Dagmar?" "What," screams the fan, newspaper guild promises to be top Rite "and lose my turn at bat?'' .. . You'll be entertainment--if you can afford the ten seeing bigger and better kinds of talent bucks to get in . . NBC-TV will soon on the Berle show from now on. CBS is have disc jockeys on TV at 7 a.m. trying to break his hold on the 8 p.m. They'd better be better than some of the Tuesday spot by putting Frank Sinatra local boys or we give up . . . Most on opposite Berle. Word has gone out to worked over gag of '51. Hollywood will spare no expense to break the Sinatra soon make a picture called 'Lanza, Son show's hooper ... One of the top TV of Pinza'." . . . Margaret Truman refused comics is due to be nailed by a paternity to do a TV bit with an actor who was suit . . . British elections are keeping to impersonate her father (Mr. President) strictly away from TV . . .. Found no . . . Goodie--Dinah Shore is headed one to disagree so far that the best TV toward the cameras for Chevrolet. Goodee show this fall was the Durante premiere for her too--it's for 26 weeks at $10 .. First inter-American TV came from thousand per . . . Jack Benny can do TV, Detroit when cameras picked up Princess but no more overseas trips to entertain Elizabeth artd her consort in Canada and troops--he's got a weak heart . .. Wil- relayed it around the U. S. Canada has liam Bendix will soon be 'guest shotting no commercial TV as yet ... Don't sell on TV shows . .. Two F.C.C. com- the baritone Voice of Vaughan Monroe missioners are scheduled to be leaving short. It's buying him a $49,000 airplane their posts soon. That leaves the lifting ... Jack Carson, who'll marry his TV of the freeze even higher up in the air. lady Lola Albright soon, is reversing his Until they make up their minds, there's trend. Instead of going back to Hollywood no chance of more channels, and it has for his TV shows, he's selling his Cali- the TV industry mighty upset.

TV GUIDE - PAGE 28 "By simply re-enacting his personal disasters before a television camera~ and adding a few more that might have happened (and may yet) ~he has become TV's most popular comedian of Alan Young's Secret the beloved bumbler or sad sack school." says Lloyd Shearer of CBS-TV's star Alan Young in a ·four page picture story in a recent issue of Collier's. Shearer quotes Young's wife Virginia as declaring that on television th e young HOW man with the wry, gentle style of humor is actually playing himself. "Peo- ple won't believe it," she says. ·" Some- TO times I wish CBS could set up a ca mera or two around the house. Within a week, I promise you, we'd have enough · film for a half a dozen shows." BE What is the secret of Young's type of humor? Young decla res: " I once heard Chaplin expla in the secret of his FUNNY success, 'Do something funny, but don't be funny while doing it.' And right there I realized that was the basis of most humor."

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