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IN THIS ISSUE: Graziano-Robinson Fight Photographing Your TV Screen

With Buffalo and Syracuse Schedules Intrigue Mystery Suspense! RIAN DUNLEVY . .. I would like to see some features on Rochester entertainment other than TV. Mr. Jack Moore Rochester, N. Y. ED'S NOTE: We are starting such a feature with this issue, called "Nite Out."

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IOCHESTEI TV LIN ~ Coloring Contest ROCHESTER TV LIFE Rochester's Official TV Program DRAWS TO A CLOSE and News Magazine With only last week's entries to be judged; RTVL's Coloring Contest draws Vol. 2 ....,12 No. 12 to a close. Winners of the previous Owned and Published by week are: ROBERT H. PEIFFER ASSOCIATES James Hall, Age 4, 995 Avenue D 35 Church St., Rochester 14, N.Y. Harriet Baker, Age 9, 22 Overdale Pk. Phone BAker 0513 Donald Stone, Age 9, 314 Lombard St. As usual. each of these winners has Editor ...... Boh· Peiffer been sent 2 guest passes to the Para­ Asst. Editor ...... H. Kip Pierson mount to see the coming attraction·, Photographer ...... Len Campagna "Deadline U.S.A." with Humphrey Bo­ gart which follows "The Greatest Show THIS WEEK'S TV FEATURES On Earth" currently playing. Winning Letters to the Editor 3 entries for the past twelve weeks· will be Coloring Contest 4 on display at Field's Toy Store all of It'll Be The Lucky Seventh 5 next week before the grand winner is chosen to receive a ten-dollar merchan­ Photographing Your TV Screen 6 dise award from Fields. Disc Kicks by Bob James 8 You Meet . Such Interesting People 9 Shadbw Stopper ...... 10 Cover Gaf 10 Press Time Flashes 13 Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs . 14 Subscription Page 15 Nile Out 17 This Radio TV World 20 TV Pin-Up-Betty Ann Grove 21 Ov.er the TV Fence 22

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4 ROCHESTER TV Li f E GRAZIANO IT'LL BE THE "LUCKY SEVENTH" Blue Ribbon Title Bout April_16

Television fans throughout the nation in the ring, pound-for-pound, he will will be sitting for the Lucky Seventh on be facing his toughtest opponent. Graz­ Wednesday night April 16. That's the iano, who learned to fight on the side­ night the Pabst Brewing Company will walks of New York, finds the ring set­ present the title fight be­ ting no different. He still remembers that tween champion Ray Robinson and for­ the man who remains standing wins. mer titleholder Rocky Graziano· on the And on April 16 Rocky believes he'll CBS Television Network. The 15-round be standing up. battle at the will be In the six previous title bouts on CBS­ the seventh title fight sponsored on CBS TV, only the one involving Robinson Television by the Pabst Brewing Com­ brought a new champion. If he_ were a pany and dindications are that it will superstitious fighter, Robinson might look attract the greatest audience in upon this ominously. But figbters aren't the short history of television. a superstitious bunch. A quick review of Robinson and Graziano have fought the previous six Pabst Blue Ribbon 219 ring bouts between them. Robinson championship bouts should give the mid­ won the title and lost it only to regain dleweight titleholder a basis for thought. it again. Graziano also won the title and The first title match was the beginning lost, and now gets his first opportunity of the current series which now has ex­ to win back the coveted crown. Robin­ tended through 85 consecutive fights. son is a scientific fighter, but knows how The inaugural contest was the battle to slug it out. Called the greatest battler (Continued on Page 11)

ROCHESTER TV LIFE 5 A NEW WORLD -- FOR THE PHOTO-BUG PHOTOGRAPHING THE TELEVISION SCREEN WILL BE FUN !

The advent of television places at the disposal of the resourceful photographer some fascinating new opportunities. By observing a few simple rules, and with the use of conventional photographic equipment, it is readily possible to photograph a wide range of subjects appearing on the television screen which otherwise might be inaccessible. Sports, celebrities, important events, talent shows, e.tc., are only a few of the ·television features which can be the subject of worthwhile photographic endeavor. While tele­ vision images can be photographed without any knowledge of the process by which they are produced, the understanding of a few principles of television image for­ ing all the ad-numbered lines, and then, mation will yield improved results. A all the even numbered lines. A complete television picture is not projected up-on picture is thherefore made up of an the face of the tube as a whole image, even-line field and an odd-line field pro­ as in the case of motion pictures, but jected in succession upon the screen, instead it is composed. of a trace of one element at a time. Each field is modulated light which "scans" the phos­ traced in 1/60 second. The complete phorescent scre~n of the picture tube, pict1.1re frame contains both fields and forming the elements of the image 6ne is traced in 1/30 second. line at a time. The alternate scanning of the even The traces start at the upper left-hand and the odd-line fields is technically corner of the picture and zigzag back known as "interlacing'' and its purpose and forth until the whole picture has is to reduce Bickering of the image. ben covered, or "scanned." The return In properly adjusted TV transmitter traces are extinguished so that only the and receiver, the even-line field is so forward traces are visible. The intensity placed as to fill in the spaces between of light is modulated, or made to vary the lines of the odd-line field, therefore along the trace in order to correspond producing a continuous image. The fact with the variation of brightness of the that this is seldom realized in practice object being televised. The process is is in part responsible for the visible repeated sixty times a second, first trac- line structure of television images.

6 JOCH!STEI TV LIFE The above considerations at once pro­ at f:4 or when the lack of movement vide the answer to the question of ex­ permits, 1/10 second at f:4. posure time. Theoretically, to record Next week we will go into a discus­ one field, the exposure should be 1/60 sion about the other factors which must second. To record one complete frame be considered to get the most from this consisting of two fields, the exposure combination of TV screen and camera. time should be 1/30 or 1/25 second. To foster interest in this new and Cameras with slow lenses require the fascinating hobby, Marks & Pullet' and light of several frames for good expos­ Rochester TV Life are combining forces ure. If the exposure time is not an exact to carry on a TV Picture of the Week multiple of 1/60 second, you would ex­ Contest. Rules and entry coupon are on pect the exposure of one or more com­ this page for you to use. plete fields, plus the exposure of a part (Continued Next Week) of a field, producing uneven density of the negative. This is not unduly serious with between-the-lens shutters, because ENTER THIS BIG the shutter blades open rather slowly, TV Picture of the Week Contest eliminating sharp discontinuity at 1/50 second with a between-the-lens shutter ANY TYPE CAMERA CAN BE USED will sometimes show horizontal streaks Each week, MARKS & FULLER, Rochester's because of over-lapping of successive leading photographic store, will award a fields; however those taken at 1!25 sec­ beautiful Gad-Gil Bag to the person sending ond seldom show a noticeable streak. in the best picture of a TV screen. The Naturally you will want to experiment winner will also receive a full year's sub: but you can be sure of getting a reason­ scription to Rochester TV life. ably good picture by using 1/25 second Pictures will be judged on clarity and content with the prize-winning photo being published weekly. The decision of the judges is final and all entries become the property of Rochester TV life. IF YOU CAN SNAP A SHUTIER YOU CAN ENTER THIS CONTEST

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ROCHESTER TV LIFE 7 leave that up to you to watch for. As proved by their recent appearance and the throngs that turned out to wish them well, The Four Aces will go down in musical history as one of the out­ standing vocal groups of our time. If you're a 'steady listener' to Melody Corner then you'll remember a few GUEST EDITOR ... weeks back I had the pleasure of inter­ BOB JAMES, WSAY viewing the Four Aces on the airwaves. Main impression was 4 SWELL PEL­ Come on in Jacks and Jeans . .. It's en­ LAS! Take a friendiy tip and follow core time for James, Otherwise known the Four Aces .. . They're a good lead. as the Keeper of the "Waxworks" on Let's go way, way back to the year WSAY's "Melody Corner." 1938 when history was in the making Undoubtedly, there are many advo­ in the annals of the band business. The cates to the Anthony appeal. who are city was New York and the place ... familiar with the new group that have Carnegie Hall. A young group of mu­ recently become Ray's righthand musical sicians was gathered to offer their mu­ army of inspiration. The "Anthony sical talents to an audience which prob­ Choir" is the title of the group that have ably to this day have not heard anything made the Capitol Recording Co. very quite like it since. Young artists who happy with their revivals of the ballads, quite successfully made their mark on "There Are Such Things", "I Hear A the musical horizon that night. Today Rhapsody" and "At Last" ('member you know them as Harry James, Bobby that one with Glenn Miller?) not to Hackett, Teddy Powell, Jess Stacy, mentidn the fact that Ray Anthony and Gene Krupa, Babe Russin and Lionel the band proper add a very soothing Hampton, etc. Leading the group was effect to the be-draggled nerves. Inci­ a guy by the name of Benny Goodman. dentally, he's the Cary Grant of the So great was this performance (luckily trumpet. (Meaning: If you didn't al­ it was recorded) that one album went ready know, he resembles the famous to the library of Congress, the other to movie star.) And don't cha' forget to Goodman. Just recently Benny decided hear some of the fine instrumentals this to have it re-recorded, and Columbia de­ guy has led during previous waxing cided to put it on the market. sesions. Such as?' Well, "Rollin' Home", ''I'll See You in My Dreams" and one Well I would if I could, but time and called "For Dancers Only" to mention ~>pace are running out and I may not go just a few. There are more, but I'll (Continued on Page 15)

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will have first crack ... WARC's NICK NICKSON would like to have the handkerchief concession whenever the crying crooner (?) hits this area. AL SISSON, everybody's favorite radio Good get-rich-quick scheme .. . Recent reporter, adding his own inimitable inquiry to WHAM's Answer Man read: touch to the nightly Rotary show at the "do men even in this modern day and Community Theatre . . GLAD Y S age still die with their boots on?" Said VAUGHN whho does so great a show the wise one : "Why certainly. But one in ANN ROGER's absence from Radio boot is usually on the accelerator" ... City ... A local advertising man who's The NELSON CASE ad Jibs at the car was relieved of two hot program end of the WHEC LOWELL THOM­ ideas, offers fifty dollars if NOBODY AS newscasts~an announcer's dream returns them. No names, please . . . come true . . . WSAY told a young WHEC's ROGER GOODRICH, who would-be femme gabber thhat it has has the record flying time betw~en no room for any woman's shows. Busi­ French Road, Brighton, and the Frank­ ness booming?. . . add ROSS WEL­ lin Street WHEC studios ... Teevee star LER's embarrassing moments: the " Cin­ of song and the baton LEN HAWLEY derella" (tv) male contestant who want­ into··.. the Breakers . . . Five out of six ed to win a weekend in Manhattan so critics panned the new DAGMAR show. that he could "see all the sights this Proves . Jerry Lester's point . . . And time." Last trip down was his honey­ who was it recommended the extra tall moon . . . a toastimonial (coke on the Martinis at John Shoemaker's Town & rocks) for ANN and BOB KEEFE. Country be. reclassified: DAGMARtinis who launched another show Monday ... WALTER O'KEEFE of Double or evening ... Bob's just plain lucky; has Nothing fame has another song hit: a wife and lighter and both work . . . "Mama's on the Warpath" ... ditto for The town's two smoothest newsmen, the writers of ROSEMARY CLOON­ and slotted oposite each other at eleven. EY's wonderful "Come On A My JACK ROSS and WARREN DORE­ House." The newie is called "What's MUS, on WHAM and WHEC respec- The Use" and Johnnie (Cry) Raye (Continued on Poge 15) MOORE'S QUONSET INN ROCHESTER-FAIRPORT RD. • Chicken in the FEATURING NIGHTLY Basket $1.75 THE SWING FOUR • STEAKS Sheldon, Drums • Fowler, Bass • SEA FOODS Shersey, Piano • Ausuni, Tenor

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10 ROCHESTER TV liFE \\Lucky Seventh" . . . PREPARED FOR ANYTHING (Continued from Page 5) When ANN SOTI-IERN came to New between and . York recently for two weeks to appear Louis had retired, but on September 27, on the "SCHLITZ PLAYHOUSE OF 1950 stepped into the STARS" drama, "Lad¥ With a Will, .. ring in an effort to regain his title. cast members were kidding the actress, one of Hollywood's best dressed, about Louis was badly beaten that ·night. her wardrobe. "Do you think . you Barely able to hold on through the 14th brought enough clothes with you for round, he made a valiant effort against your vist," they asked. "Well," laughed a stronger and younger opponent in the Ann, who came with nirte trunks in tow, 15th round. The television audience saw "I want to be sure I'm prepared for any­ the end of a great fighter. That bout thing that comes up." achieved one of the highest ratings on record, and the one the Robinson-Graz­ PIED PIPER iano struggle is expected to surpass. On February 14, 1951, one of the DON McNEILL, host of ABC's epic rinig struggles of all time unfolded "BREAKFAST CLUB," quotes an eage!' before the eyes of the nationwide tele­ young man who wanted to enlist in the vision audience. It, too, was in the navy. His letter to the recruiting offi­ . That night, Robinson, cials read: "I want to join the navy very trailing throughout the earlier rounds, badly. My father was a seaman who knocked out Jake LaMotta in the 13th fell overboard and drowned. I am anxious to capture the middleweight crown. It to follow in his footsteps." was in this fight that Robinson showed cision-like boxing skill of Graham. But a nationwide audience his tremendous after the sixth round Graham got rolling punching power and his general ring and many thought he won every round craftsmanship. after the sixth and the title. Te judges Last Decoration Day, Joey Maxim, and referee gave Gavilan a split decision the light- king, tried to cap­ though, and television and boxing fans ture the heavyweight crown from Ezzard are still waiting for the rematch. Charles. But the heavyweight Last November 14, the CBS-TV cam­ champion proved his superiority and eras traveled to to carry beat Maxim so badly that oxygen had the first sports event across the country to be administered in his dressing room. on the new micro-wave relay. In the The next title fight presented also Olympic Auditorium, the first twilight involved light-heavyweight king Joey title fight in history~at 7:00 P.M., Pa­ Maxim. That was on August 22, 1951 , cific Coast Time~took place betw.een and Maxim taught Irish Bob Murphy, lightweight champion Jimmy Carter and the San Diego redhead, why the left jab challenger Art Aragon. It was this fight is important in a boxing contest. Maxim in which Carter proved himself a real blackened both of Murphy's eyes and fighting champion and retained his light­ had his nose dripping blood for most of weight crown. the 15 rounds. Maxim retained his crown So there's the record for everyone to easily. see. Robinson knows what went on be­ The very next week, Kid Gavilan and fore ... as does Graziano. Both fighters Billy Graham fought in Madison Square won the middleweight crown in the Chi­ Garden for the world's cago Stadium. But both lost it in their title. The decision awarding the victory very next title defense. Robinson won to Gavilan will be debated for years to the title back . .. can Graziarto? come. Gavilan, a fast starter, threw bolo No matter who wins, one thing is cer­ punches, hooks and crosses in the early tain though .. . television fans throughout rounds, completely smothering the pre- the nation will have the lucky seventh!

ROCHESTER TV LIFE 11 CHECK THE SCHEDULES •••_,, DAILY-COMPACT, COMPLETE LIST FOR THE ENTIRE WEEK CHANNEL 6

Sat. April 12th 11:30--Sammy Kaye 7:30--Those Two 12:00--News 7:45-Camel News Caravan 8:00--Boston Blackie 9:30--Hopalong Cassidy 8 :30--Nature. John Kiernan. 10:30--Smilin' Ed McConnell 8:45-Film · 11 :00--Mr. Wizard Mon. April 14th 9:00--Kraft TV Theatre 11 :30--Star Matinee 10:00--Biue Ribbon Boxing 12:00-Big Top 6:00--Spoce Cadet 10:45-Chronoscope 1 :00--Kate Smith (NBC) 6:15-Local, Notional News 11:00--News 2:00--Stars Cavalcade 6:30--Speaking of Sports 11 : 15-Robert Montgomery 3:00--TV Teen Club (ABC) 6:45-Perry Como 3:30--Super Circus 7:00-Kuklo, Fran & Ollie 4:00--Roy Rogers 7:15-Bonk Night 4:30--Ciaudia 7:30--Those Two (NBC) Thurs. April 17th 5:00--Beller Homes Show 7:45-Camel News Caravan 5:30--Story Time 8:00-Lux Video Theatre 5:45-Film 6:00--lndustry on Parade 8:30--You Can Be A Star 6:15-Local, National News 5:55-News, Beatty 9:00--1 I ave Lucy 6:00--Kif Carson 6:30--Speaking of Sports 9:30--D.angerous Assignment 6:45-Week in Sports 6:30--Wild Bill Hickok 10:00--Studio One · 7:00--Who Said That? (NBC) 7:00--Kukla, Fran & Ollie 11 :00--News 7:15-Qulck-Quiz 7:30-UR Open House 11: 15-Hollywood Op. Night 8:00-- 7:30--Dinah S'hore 7:45-Camel News Caravan 9~Your Shows of Shows 10:30--Wrestling from Chicago 8 :00--Groucho Marx 11 :30--Film Playhouse. 8:30--Treasury Men in Action Tues. April 15th 9:00--Sportsman's Club 9:15-Focus on Photography 6:00--Rep. Keating 9:30--James Melton Show 6:15-News of the Day 10:00--Martin Kane (NBC) Sun. April 13th 6:30--Speaking of Sports 10:30--American Air Forum 6:45--Double Play 11:00-News 7:00-Kukla, Fran & Ollie 11 :15-Broadway to Holly.wood 9:00--Hitl No. 1 7 >15-Quick-Quiz 10:00--Solemn High Mass 7:30--Dinah Shore (NBC) 11 :00--Easter Mass 7:45-Comel News Caravan Fri. April 18th 12:00--East.er Parade 8:00--Milton Berle 1:00--Frontiers of Faith 9:00--Cinderello Weekend. 1:30--Film 9:30--Circle Theatre (NBC) 6:00--Space Cadet 2:00--The Name's The Same 10:00-0riginal Amateur Hour 6:15-News 2:30--Trouble With Father 10:45-Bob Considine 6:30--Speoking of Sports 3:00--Godfrey's Talent Scouts 11:00--News 6:45-Perry Como 3:30--Cne Man's Family 11 :15--Stan Ployhouae (CBS) 7 :00--Kukla, Fran & Ollie 4:00--0pera Theatre 7:15-Ask The Kids 5:00--Super Circus 7:30--Those Two 5:30--Range Rider 7:45-Camel News Caravan 6:00--Sky King Theater Wed. April 16th 8:00--"Mama" 6:30--Foye Emerson's Town 8:3Q..-We, the People 7:00--Royol .Showcase 9:00-The Big Story (NBC). 7:30--Thjs Is Show. Business 6:00--Space Cadet 9:30--The Unexpected 8:00--Eddie Cantor 6:15-News. Earl Wood. 10:00--Gillette Fights (NBC) 9:0Q.-.TV Playhouse (NBC) 6:30--Speaking of. Sports 10:45-Greatest Fights (NBC). 10:00--Celebrity Time 6:45-P.erry Como 11:00--News 10:30--Eiectric Theatre 7:00-Kukla, Fran & Ollie 11 : 15-Chorlie Wild, Detective 11 :00--Flreside Theatre. 7:15-Qulck-Quiz 11 :45-Racket Squad (CBS)

1Q ROCHI!STERTV LII'E DAYTIME PROGRAMS ••••rr MONDAY THROUGH FRIDAY 9:55-lenten Thought for the Day (Wed.) Art Gallery Program 1 0 :00--Breakfast Party (Thurs.) How Do You Do It? (Fri.) Make It and Markel 1'0:15-(MTWT) Arthur Godfrey (Fri.) Breakfast Party 1:15-(M& f) Film T & n The Egg and I 10:30--Take It Easy with Mort Nusbaum (Wed) Bride and Groom (CBS) 11 :00--(MTTF) Bride and Groom (Wed) Dollar Derby 1 :30--Garry Moore Show 11:15-(Mon) You and Your Child 2:15-{Man) Frlm (T & n Tower Clock Time 2:30--.First Hundred Years (Wed) Dollar Derby 2:45-0pen House (Fri) Film 3:00-The Big Pay-Off 11 :30--Strike It Rich 3:30-(MWF) Bert Parks (CBS) 12:00--Noonday News (lues) Mel Torme (CBS) 12:15-love Of life (Thur) Give and Take (CBS) 12:30--Search for Tomorrow (CBS) 4:00--Kale Smith Hour 12:45-Paul Dixon (ABC) 5:00--Hawkins Falls 1 :00-(Mon.) Voice of R.I.T. 5:15-Gabby Hayes (Tues.) Homemakers' Holiday 5:30--Howdy Doody

Press Time Flashes 11 :00--Fireside Theater presents "The FRIDAY, APRIL 11, 1952 Living Thing" with Scott Forbes. A 8:00--"Mama." The fun starts when a romantic melodrama about a late movie company wants to photograph 19th cenl•ry French nobleman. the Hanson household and fe.,ture 11 :30--Sammy Kaye with a special Easter Mama. salute. 9 :00--The Big Story. "Case of the MONDAY, APRIL 14, 1952 Spunky Kid," a dramatization of the 8:00-Lux Video Theater. "Decision" true experiences of Virginia Bohlin, starring Burgess Meredith. of the Boston Traveler. 9:00--1 Love Lucy. Ricky suspects Lucy 10:00--Covalcade of Sports. 10-round of being a kleptomaniac. bout between li.ghlweights Arthur 10:00--Studio One. "Hold Back the King and Del Flannagan. Night" with . 10:45-Grealesl Fights of the Century. Filmed bout between Joe Dundee and TUESDAY, APRIL 15, 19 52 Jackie Fields, July 25, 1929. 9:30--Armstrang's Circle Theater. "The Darkroom." An eligible bachelor, all SATURDAY, APRIL 12, 1952 set to say "I do" io a sophisticated 12:00--Big Top with wild animals, Belle career woman, when on old flame Corinne, aerialist; and one of the appears. great hoop jugglers. 11 :30--Piayhouse of Stars with Sylvia 8:00--Star Review with Danny Thomas. Sidney in "Experiment" in the part 11 :00--Genesee Film Playhouse. "History of a woman doctor. is Made at Night." WEDNESDAY, APRIL 16, 1952 SUNDAY, APRIL 13, 1952 1 0:00--Biue Ribbon Bouts. Sugar Ray Robinson vs. Rocky Graziano in a 4 :00--0pera Theater. "Amahl and the 15 round bout. . Night Visitors" a story about a little 11 : 15-Montgomery Presents. "See No crippled boy. ·Evil" co-starring Betty Field and Tom 8:00--Colgate Comedy Hour. Eddie Ewell. Cantor with guests Joe E. Brown, Constance Moore, and Dusty Walker. THURSDAY, APRIL 17, 1952 9:00--TV Playhouse. "The Medea Cup" 8:30--Treasury Men In Action. These a story about the daughter of An­ dramas taken from the closed files of thony and Cleopatra. the US Treasury Dept.

ltOCHI!STEit TV LirE 13 From Out of Disney Land SNOW WHITE AND THE SEVEN DWARFS

(Continued from last week)

In 1812 the Grimm brothers published musical and animated production, "Snow their· first book of fairy tales. It delighted White and the Seven Dwarfs" when it thousands. A century later, Walt Disney starts at the RKO Palace on April 9th. put some of these self-same stories on In conjunction with th e picture release the screen~to the enchantment of mil­ a search for Snow White has been lions. In a huge glass building overlook­ started. Snow White, when she is found, ing the Pacific Ocean, 570 artists per­ will win a 3 day trip to New York for form a task that is almost a fairy tale in a chaperon and herself, including trans­ itself. portation, hotels, meals and entertain­ For example, 2 million drawings went ment. Eight runners-up will each receive into transforming the irresistable Snow a twenty-five dollar Savings Bond. An White into 35,678 feet of film. This in­ entry coupon was printed in last week's cluded 35 animators, 167 in-betweeners issue of Roche~ter TV Life or can be and scores of inkers, background artists, picked up at any of the Daws Drug layout people. Every time that Snow Stores or the Palace Theatre. All entries White moved a finger, it took as many must be deposited in the boxes provided as 18 different drawings. Every time that in Daws Stores by 9 P.M. Tuesday, Sneezy indulged in one of his sneezes April 15th. Winners will be chosen by it took half a dozen artists to interpret a board of judges whose decision will be it. Every motion, every change of scene, final. every bit of action created a new pro­ duction project and several days work GIRLS for a dozen different artists. The draw­ ings for this film, stacked in piles, would SEND IN YOUR ENTRY fill a large room. You May Be Screen fans now, can witness again, "SNOW WHITE" this first feature-length Walt Disney

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16 ROCHESTER TV Uf£ (Right) Barbara Ann Scott, featured star of the Hollywood Ice Revue looks over RTVL with Michael Kirby fellow skating star during a recent press recep­ tion at the Hotel Seneca. Their show played in the Memorial Auditorium in Buffalo. Many Rochesterians attended. (Below) Celebrating their long stay at the Golden Grill, Rochester's "House of Dixieland Jazz," the Tailgate Ramblers. had the assist of Eddie Condon's Fil'ing (Below) Don Cherry. popular recording Line during a recent concert. Jazz fans star currently playing at th e Triton, jammed the Lake Ave._ spot to hear visits WHAM's "Man About Midnight" Cutty Cuttshal, trombone; Wild Bill Larry Mann. That's Bob D avies, of Davison, trumpet; and Edmond Hall. Rochester Royals fame. on Larry's right. clarinet sit in with the well-known Don is probably most well known for Ramblers. his sensational disking of "Vanity."

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STARS ON EASTER TELECAST-Noted British A BONNET FOR TRIGGER-Roy Rogers, "King thespians Harry Andrews and Stella Andrew of the Cowboys" and Dale Evans, "Queen of in a scene from "The' Medea- Cup ~ '-an orig­ the West," both admire their favorite horse, inal play. about Anthony and Cleopatra' s Trigger, as he models a fetching Easter bon­ dqughter-which will be seen on the Easter net especially designed for the equine star presentati~n of "Goo~year Television Play­ by Rex of Hollywood. Roy, Dale and Trigger .house" . Sunday, April 13, at 9:00 p.m. appear regularly on the "Roy Rogers Show" an NBC radio and television, * * *

· EASTER PARADERS - Mme. Ooglepuss and EASTER HYMNAL-Baritone Gordon MacRae, Col. Crackie, regular performers on Burr Till­ star of the Monday night program, "The strom's " Kukla, Fran and Ollie" show, display Railroad Hour" on NBC radio, rehearses an their new Easter Parade finery for l he cam ­ Easter Hymn he will sing for his children at era on the Kuklapolitan stage. home in Hollywood.

20 ROCHESTER TV liFE A HONEY WITH A BUNNY

Songstress BETTY ANN GROVE, the "Bert Parks Show" honey, makes a secretive date with the Easter Bunny ~~OVER THE TV FENCE''

Everything's ready to bust out like June when the TV freeze is finally lifted this settings and smooth running format that month. The first thing that TViewers we have come to expect at this hour. around the country will notice about the Maybe time will improve it . .. Pay-as­ new stations as they come on the air you-see TV seems to be gaining mo­ is the prevalence of filmed shows and, mentum on both coasts and in the mid­ second, will be the variety of programs west. While FCC approval is still pend­ offered ... Well, chalk one up for radio. ing, many companies are setting up Jack Benny has agreed to give wireless equipment necessary for its use at the another whirl next season, thus neatly end of the freeze. Big question now, is killing any talk of his concentration in whether the television alldience would video. On the other hand, stand for commercials on a show for still undecided, with likeliest angle being which it pays cold cash. Some admen that Der Bingle will try out a few guest suspect that the high price of top-quality spots on TV next year . . . What goes shows on pay-as-you-see TV must be with Chico and Harpe Marx these days? met sooner or later by some share-the­ Their recent appearance on the Sunday cost arrangement between advertisers "Comedy Hour" via NBC was hardly top and the viewing audiences, very similar drawer comedy. Maybe they should let to that between advertisers and maga­ Groucho continue to carry the ball for zine buyers ... Between now and Aug. the family-as he's been doing for all expect to see and hear many tributes to these years . . . Dent' worry about Ed Wynn, who this year celebra:tes his Uncle Milty for next year. He'll be back 50th year in show business. Few people on Tuesdays at the same old stand, only realize that Ed is responsible for many the Ad Row gossip has it that that oil of the benefits and equitable contracts company will pick up the tab for three now given performers of every calibre shows a month, leaving the others to go to ... Chalk one up for "This Is Show the highest bidder .. . When Bert Parks Business' last Sunday night-the sixteen did his hilarious impersonation of "The year old guest, a featured dancer in the Continental" the other afternoon, he got hit Broadway show "Pal Joey" was the a telephone cal right after the show went most terrific thing to hit our screen in off the air. It was from the Continental many a day. Despite her extreme youth himself, who thanked Bert for the swell this little lady could hardly be called bit and added that he didn't mind the a "comer"-for our money she's al­ broad burlesque at all . . . Sorry to see ready arrived ... liked Godfrey's com­ the Sunday evening "Paul Whiteman ment on his recent trip on the Congres­ Show" go off the air. Always felt that sional Limited. Says he knows why they the settings designed by Jimmy Mc­ named the train after Congress. It's al­ Naughton, were tops in TV . .. Royal ways tooting its whistles, makes a lot Showcase which replaced the White­ of noise and leaves Washington every man show hardly approaches the fine afternoon.

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