The Courier-Journal from Louisville, Kentucky • Page 99

THE COURIER-JOUKNAL, LOUISVILLE, KY SUNDAY MORNING, APRIL 5, 1901 FAIRGROUNDS I Almanac nrnn JL Ls SAT APRIL 18 an tN 5-3S0O Yu Can Alwayl Dauglei T.V. SAl Courier- Journal TrlevUinn and Radio Editor By BILL LADD, 13 Yan' Experience Radia-Oit patched Trucki Reliable Service Guarantee I Douglas T.V A YOUNG Scottish woman has started an organization to battle "smut" on television WW5; NitaSC. Service 31 10 frankfort Avt. 3210 Praiton Highwoy in person. pfie in svice iii.um.M, indium imm mmmmmwmmmmmmmm'm WeW MMTlMpi 1 ,1 will be the spin-off for her own series of next season.

"Petticoat Junction" is seeking a romantic interest for one of the girls to hypo next season. Ed Binns claims he lost a "Dr. Kildare" guest shot because he was at his doctors office when the casting call came. Now it comes out what killed the Richard Boone Show. One sponsor wanted to Convention Center I low BUM, 4q 1 F.

"IV BrmTrvno, with the statement that "sex is not a spectator sport." "Bob Hope Theatre" has set its production plans for next season, including another play by Rod Serling, who wrote the "Slow Fade to Black," one of this season's better dramas for the N.B.C. series. Ever hear how the Beatles were discovered? They were heard on Peter Potter's "Juke Box Jury," show seen in Los Angeles and sold to a British station. Stanley Grover DERBY EVE fcl I ea I 3 and sits at Rudd's feet. No seat belt, though.

Art Linklettcr and C.B.S. have signed another long-term contract. "77 Sunset Strip," so Unsuccessful this year that it was canceled in mid-season will start a series of old reruns on A.B.C. and Channel 32 on April 15. Groucho Marx and his wife will do their play, "Time for Elizabeth," for "Bob Hope Theatre" on April 24.

N.B.C. plans international syndication for "Profiles In Courage" next season, and it will be available to some viewers, the network claims. 'Destry' Solid? "Destry" appears solid for next fall on A.B.C. already. You can see Judy Garland again.

C.B.S. plans to rerun seven of her shows this summer. Recent "Suspense tO FRIDAY, MAY 8:45 P.M. continue and was happy. The rest of the show was bought by guys who shotgun odd minutes of time, and they wanted bigger audience and to heck with quality.

So it got canceled. The 76 DRIFTERS "Jfej CcnPios" Channel 15 1 Ski YKW Jt a. of the "That Was The Week That Was" cast will entertain at the National Association of Broadcasters convention In Chicago. Ten years ago, he was there also as page. A Negro youth group is preparing a series of documentaries about the Negro's case, for use on North Carolina stations.

Five Theatres in Chicago carried the Black Hil UHlt Girl A-Adult YA-Yun Adult All timi irt p.m. MONDAY N.wt (Ch) Muit Pay TaxM (A) 3C Biolofly (A-YA) TUESDAY NiwT (Ch) Pwpl. (A) (Ay 1:30 American Econemy (A-YA) i a it ft r. i Mir, tsin'iiir, $5.00 $3.50 $2.00 Mail Orders NOW! send check or money order payable to Liberace to Convention Center 6th Walnut Streets, Louisville, Kentucky. Hawks hockey-playoff games on closed-circuit TV.

Indoor Bout Football's Liberty Bowl, which has layed eggs throughout its short career, will be played indoors on A.B.C.-TV next December 19 at Atlantic City. "Rawhide's" Clint Eastwood has been to Spain to talk movies with a German actress and a German-Spanish Theatre" credits said play was written by John Francis O'Mara, produced by Thomas Fitzroy and directed by Roy Huggins. All three are Roy Huggins. He couldn't use an alias in his directorial chore because the union has a rule that directors must give their right names. One sponsor will have the entire N.B.C.-TV convention and election-night coverage.

N.B.C. will build four complete TV studios from which to cover each convention, JV.A.B. rode committee will study "overloud" commercials. "Wagon Train" is so authentic they even "change a $20 bill" by using four threes, Wrld Wid Phot The TV cameras shoot as Milton Berle, in the witness box, is questoned by E. G.

Marshall, -as his lawyer, in a scene for a "Defenders" episode. The judge is played by John Boruff. Enclose ttamped, ill-addresied envelope. WEDNESDAY Newt (Ch) Caiual (A-YA) Clark on Art (A-YA) (A-YA) THURSDAY Newf (Ch) Rtperter (A-YA) OO-At liaue (A) 1:30 American Icenemy (A-YA) FRIDAY Newt (Ch) and Nomeneff (A) SlO-Sialegy (A-YA) 11 once was "Captain Video" Bill Dana's show has been in the early TV days. renewed and will replace "Grindl," which wasn't.

C.B.S. and Channel 11 will again have the racing Triple Lnssie's Ticket ni not QHteaaAc cusses ran icssons CLASSES TUES. P.M. PRIVATE LESSONS ANYTIME DANCING SATS. 9 P.M.

$1-000 SERVED TAP BALLET BATON CLASSES CHILDREN I ADULTS rnnnrn school 971 Baxter rKClDCKU CAU 452-9066 film combo. Lucille Ball holds a question-andanswer tession before each taping of her show. Her answer to the question "Is your hair really red?" is "Yes, and I can prove it by the bottle which says on it 'real red'." Don Hastings, who plays Dr. Hughes on "As The World Turns" on C.B.S, and Channel Crown events. "TW" will Francis Bavier, the Aunt Bee three twos and two ones.

They use money sucn as was usea in them days, even to a 20-ccnt piece Ernest Borgnine be subbed for in the summer of the Andy Griffith Show, by "Parade," a series of half- learned to drive at age 50. hours developed by Canadian When "Lassie" travels Broadcast I Corporation, by air wilh Rudd Weatherwax, Many American stars, however, the dog has his own ticket of "Mcllale's Navy" has big summer plans. He will marry Ethel Merman in June and then head to sea on a $35,000 SAM DAVE yacht he is buying. Another wedding on the show will Qorgtcus George UPSETTERS ORCft that of Yoshlo Yoda, who plays the "prisoner of war." He will nCkT5tS4t wed Kyoko Okazaki in June Oscar-Awards Telecast To Stress News Content Civic Center for the Performing Arts Monday, April 20 thru Saturday, April 25 She's a top fashion model Producer Named 304S. 4ft St, Mort Lachman, who has been MAILORDERS NOW! Ticket Off ic Opens April 13 with Bob Hope for 17 years, has been named producer of the Red Skelton Show for next of cartoon series for tele- will take advantage of his vision.

spontaneous humor, but he fall, Sol Saks, meanwhile, has Tn won' sleP out character been named executive produc THE PULITZER PRIZE 17G fMICAL N.Y. DRAMA CRITICS AWARD 7 TONY" AWARDS and become a stand un comic, er of comedy shows for C.B.S, THERE IS one significantly promising note about the big Academy Awards program due on A.B.C. and Channel 32 on April 13: Producer George Sidney recognizes that it primarily is a news show. One objection often expressed about previous such programs is that the formal 41.1. w.

ha. fin on iim. He created the "Eve Arden ui. u.i Show, among many others, "Klv USl Dick Clark, who is emcee i nova i inns of "Missing Links," and Frank Buxton of "Discovery" and in ocittri wrth THANK rKoDuemoiu MS. pTMa.it KELSALL'S Annual TRADE-IN SALE "Get The Message." all on entertainment seemed to over- K.lono.

thm Anil II i uc A.O.. II1U VliailliCl IIB UUIU th.Vu-.rrt. whiPh th. IormaI rencarsea pro- turn the whole stage over to graduates of Syracuse Univer t-T- duction. This our show cannot oammy uavis, to demon- sity and got their starts on a anrl mnd nnt h- his dancing artistry.

We local radio stations in thst oiuiicj, miu uib yivuuixi uav, medlpv of hit nitv for the Academy of Motion "It isn't a pageant, nor a Tongs by Arthw Freed and 'ni. we hsve tne nresentat on mrtti it says: "Despite all our careful news." nf fho tnna. Rll i Zl, All MirclwmiiM in this Salt bat keen fully rtxonditiontcL Many other Items Included in Sat thai art net luted. will play the perfect woman It designed by the Martian. preparation, it is the unexpected, the spontaneity that puts the spice in our production." iVf Experienced Sidney is an energetic and articulate director of much experience.

He has for many The show's television pro- most, we.u t0 hat is ducer Is Richard Dunlap, but 0n the stage" he doesn't go into action until For fear of the norai. Sidney has done his bit eM will not on gUge deciding what the Academy award the producer XnJn Pfesentin8 th have taped bits from many awards. It then becomes Dun- who wiJ be abroad( just jj lap's job to see hat whatever case win Th als0 are Sidney has plotted happens pIannlng'to charter a Jet to within range of the A.B.C. ring a8flock of nomincesJ from cameras. abroad "My neighbor, Jack Lem-.

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