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THURSDAY, AUGUST I. 1963- THE INDIANAPOLIS STAR- PAGE 27 TV PKKYIEWS i'i Life Of Billy Graham Retold TV Thursday Program Listed on Eastern Standard Time) '6 iti 4 Channel Chuckles By BIL KEANE 7:00 Today Itdi :3 Today Chapel twr Today Cawboy Clyde Hfi; wttir. 8" Today (anjara Dead look Today Kangaroo ui Keck Today Kanaara Jack laLanw Today Kangaroo jKj tatinne Morie Party Mairjioj Kindergartei Moiie Party Kindergartei Motit Party June Ford Kindergartei Motie Party June Ford Kindergartei 1 Moie Party Calendar Father knows I Moie Party Calendar Father Knows I II Ic) Play Nunck I love locy Action Theater :4. (cl Play Hunck I late lucy Action Theater :0 Price Is Right Real McCoys General Hospital :15 Price Is Right Real McCoys General Hospital :30 Concentritioi Pete, Gladys Seven Keys Indiana University :45 Concentratioi Pete, Gladys Seven Keys Indiana University Allernoon xTBM-ltl wiSrl-l8 HILW-I tW WIK Ut 1 f) News; Farm Love of life (cl SO-SO Club Lawchtiree I 7:15 News; Farm love of life (c) SO-SO Club Lunchtime I (j :30 Truth Or Search Tomorrow tc) 50-50 Club lunchtime :45 Truth Or Guiding light tc) 50-50 Club lunchtime 1:00 Peter Gunn World if One Ic) 50-50 Clak Girl Talk :15 Peter Gunn Farm and Horn Ic) 50-50 Club Girl Talk 41 85H4Ly OFF ation functions. Traces Graham's origin, his ouih and ambitions and reveals him bringing his fundamentalist religion to the rest of the world.

There is a final section on the Graham crusade in action in Manchester, England. Some good vintage film of Graham, some wonderful shots of Billy Sunday; and a particularly effective sequence showing Ethel Waters, her voice almost gone, leading a congregation in a hymn. Other Features JFK NEWS CONFERENCE WFBM -TV and WLW-I will carry President Kennedy's Press Conference at 4:30 p.m., and WISH fj will carry it at 11:25 p.m. 9:30 P.M. Hoosier Outdoors.

Outdoorsman Russ Hart talks about fishing equipment and sporting conditions in Indiana. 10:00 P.M. (0 Premiere. Blackmailer tries to force coach of championship team to throw game. 11:30 P.M.

Steve Allen. Steve goes out to La Mirada Avenue searching for sensational new animal movie star. Moies 9:00 A.M. Movie Party. "Vanities" (1945), with Earl Carroll, Dennis O'Keei'e and Eve Arden.

Foreign princess gels part in musical and falls in love with song writer. 1:30 P.M. Milady's Matinee. "Let's Make Music" (1940), with Bob Crosby and Jean Rogers. Elderly schoolteacher writes hit song.

4:30 P.M. Frances :30 First Impression As World Turns As World Turns :45 First Impression 2 :00 :15 :30 :45 (c) People Talk Password (c) People Talk Password The Doctors Houseparty The Doctors Houseparfy 3 :15 :30 :45 loretta Young loretti Young Ic) You Don't Say (c) You Don't Say To Tell Truth To Tel! Truth Edge of Night Edge of Night USED TRUCK TIRES 6 50-1 6 PLY $9 95 6 70 15 6 PLY 9 95 7.00-15 6 PLY 10.95 7.50-20 1 0 PLY 20.00 8 25-20 10-PLY 25 00 10 00-20 12-PLY 30.00 "I liked Lew Ayres in the part better he didn't interrupt for commercials." Farmer. "The Texas Rangers" (1936), with Fred Mac-Murrav and Parker. Two bandits join the Texas rangers to hide. 4:30 P.M.

Early Show. a I i Moon" (1955), with Max Bvgraves and Dennis Price. Famous farm lad vocalist has enough and returns to farm. 10:00 P.M. B'R Show.

Mobster" (1959), with Steve Cochran and I.ita Milan. Gangster recalls sordid youth. 12:00 M. Late Show. "Elizabeth of Ladymead" (1948), with Anna Neagle and Hugh Williams.

Four wives named Elizabeth shock husband returning from wa rs. BRAKE ADJUSTMENT I.I9 BRAKE RELINING AT LOW PRICES I ALLAN SHERMAN, the daffy folksinger, is one of the guests on Lively Ones tonight at 9:30 on WFBM-TV (6). known for its daring but ineffective daylight raids, is destroyed. At first, McHale's men pretend they shot the plane down. When that backfires, they go to war.

Joe Flynn deserves a special nod for his portrayal of the deskbound Capt. Bingham-ton, and the youngsters should enjoy the finale when Tim Conway joins the Japanese Air Force. 10:00 P.M. The World of Billy Graham. (Repeat.) An examination of the uniquely American phenomenon of evangelism as personified by Billy Graham, this is a well put together tribute as well as a tacit indorsement of the reverend Graham's crusade against vice and corruption.

The show explains how the Graham Evangelical Associ Teen INDIANA TIRE 425 W. SOUTH ST. OPEN SATURDAY STAR NEWS Quick -Action 4:00 Match Game Secret Storm Amer. Bandstand People Are Funny :15 Match Game Secret Storm Amer. Bandstand People Are Funny :30 Kennedy Early Show Kennedy Dick Tracy :45 Kennedy tarly Show Kennedy Dick Tracy 5:00 F.

Farmer Early Show Mickey Mouse Lone Ranger :15 F. Farmer Early Show Mickey Mouse lone Ranger :30 F. Farmer Early Show Mickey Mouse Popeye :45 F. Farmer Early Show Mickey Mouse Popeye tven.ng wrM 161 WISH-18) WLW-I 1131 WHV-14) 6:00 Farmer Maverick News; Wlhr. Rocky Show :15 Farmer Maverick Evening Report Popeye :30 Trackside Maverick The Deputy Sea Hunt :45 NBC News Maverick The Deputy Sea Hunt 7:00 News; Wthr.

Hennesey Bold Journey :15 News; Wthr. CBS News Hennesey Bold Journey :30 Wide Country Fair Exchange The Nelsons Bowery Boys :45 Wide Country Fair Exchange The Nelsons Bowery Boys 8:00 Wide Country Perry Mason Donna Reed Bowery Boys :15 Wide Country Perry Mason Donna Reed Bowery Boys :30 Dr. Kildare Perry Mason Beaver Bowery Boys :45 Dr. Kildare Perry Mason Beaver Bowery Boys joV "f- KHdare Twilight Zone My 3 Sons All America :15 Dr. Kildare Twilight Zone My 3 Sons All America :30 Lirefy Ones Twilight Zone McHale'sNavy Hoosler Outdoors :45 lively Ones Twilight Zone McHale'sNavy Hoosier Outdoors A :00 I1" The Nurses Premiere Big Show I 1 1:15 Billy Graham The Nurses Premiere Big Show I II :30 Kil'T Graham The Nurses Premiere Big Show 4 Billy Graham The Nurses Premiere Bin Show Tflp i Rpoort Wthr.

Nws; wthr. Big Show Wthr; Sports Sports Sols. Big Show sq Ic) Tonight Kennedy Steve Allen IjS Ic) Tonight Kennedy Sre.c Allen 12:00 lcl Shlm "tn Ic) Tonight late Show Steve Allen WANT ADS Get fast Results Age Girls! WIN A NEW PHONE for Your Very Own Today's top tele vision shows as prfvieued and UcUd by TV Keys staff of e.iperts ho attend rehearsals, watch screenings and analyze scripts in Sew York and Hollywood. 7:30 P.M. (B Ozzie and Harriet "David and the Teen-ager." (Repeat.) Story has a good premise and David handles his role nicely.

A young girl hangs around the Nelson's apartment building every free moment she gets, giving Dave a number of embarrassing moments. Like the decent fellow he is, Dave tries to treat her kindly, has trouble keeping his composure, and doesn't think the situation is funny at all. 8:00 P.M. Perry Mason. "The Case of the Singular Double." (Repeat.) Though the plot of tonight's 1960 opus is hard to describe, the story keeps moving and lawyer Mason seems to know what's going on.

Perry's client is a girl with an unusually puzzling background, and the familiar face of movie actor Alan Baxter pops up along the way. 8:30 P.M. Dr. Kildare. "The Thing Speaks for Itself.

(Repeat.) Interesting story about medical malpractice. Kildare loses a patient while injecting an X-ray dye and puts his entire future in jeopardy. A similar story was used on "The Defenders," but the point of view is completely medical here. Zohra Lampert and John Williams as patient and doctor in a comparable predicament, give the debate its drama and helps to justify a long courtroom speech. 8:30 P.M.

Leave It To Beaver. "Beaver's Prep School." (Repeat.) Fewer laughs this time but the story's a good one. Beaver is confronted with the problem of deciding whether to accept his Aunt Martha's generous offer to send him to a good, steeped-in-tradi-tion, New England prep school. The situation is trje to life and it's very well handled here. 9:00 P.M.

Twilight Zone. "He's Alive." (Repeat.) A tale by Rod Sterling about a young American Fascist who tries to spread the ugly word. He's not doing at all well thank goodness, until he gets some outside advice. Even if fans are headed away from all the political talk, there's a surprise and a good ending worth waiting for. 9:00 P.M.

My Three Sons. "Honorable Grandfather." (Repeat.) Charming entry. Rob, troubled by a girl who likes worldly men, gets his chance to show off when the family is invited to a Chinese birthday party. The delicate blending of the typically American Douglas family, with the Wongs who try to maintain some of their old Chinese traditions, is as pleasant as ordering "one from group and one from group 9:30 P.M. Lively Ones.

This pleasant, fast moving summer musical series offers more grade A entertainment this week. The highlights include host Vic Damone's rendition of "Maria" set in a New York poolroom; guitarist Charlie Byrd's i etation of "Meditation" amid a Florida Everglades setting; Allan Sherman's usual and the Santa Monica City College Marching Band in precision footwork, worthy of a Busby Berkley film production number, on a football field. 9:30 P.M. McHale's Navy. "Washing Machine Charlies." (Repeat.) Funny bit of slapstick.

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They will be an introduction to the pilot of a new series, Breaking Point, which will be aired on the Ben Casey Show Casey will treat a disturbed patient and then decide he needs a psychiatrist. Paul Richards and Eduard Franz the Breaking Point stars, will move in. Bettye Ackerman strolled by in pedal pushers and full makeup. She's happy about being made a neurologist next season. "It's not a promotion medi cally," she laughed.

"But as a neurologist I'll get better roles and won't have to stay in the operating room. It will throw me with Vince more. No, the romantic interest will not be stepped up. It will remain an understated relationship." Bettye was laughing about the dressing room she shares with her husband Sam Jaffe. "I get top billing on the door." THIS apparently puzzled a guest star on the show.

She asked Bettye if she and Jafle worked on different days "Then it dawned on chuckled Bettye, "that -she HiHn'r know we were married. Bettye wandered back to her dressing room and we left the set. The young Negro exira was still waiting for his cue. Term. Ernie Tenn.

Ernie By JULIA INMAN Hollywood "YOUR MAJESTY, please. A little energy, a little acting." Director Sydney Pollack was shooting a scene from a special Ben Casey show at Bing Crosby Productions. His directions were aimed at Vince Edwards, who was being shot closeup, bending over a stretcher. Pollack said "Cut," and Edwards strolled over to where we were standing for a brief chat. The moody and controversial actor was showing his charming side.

Asked about rumors that he would smile more next season, Edwards looked grim. "They've been saying that for three years," he declared. BUT SMILES or no smiles, he's happy about the scripts he'll be having next fall. "We're getting back to the kind of impact we had the first season." Casey, of course, will be in competition with last year's block-buster, Beverly Hillbillies. NEXT TO WHERE we were standing, a young Negro extra was waiting to appear in the background of a scene.

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