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(Section 3)' Page 13 AtL EDITIONS Arizona Republic, PKoenix, Arizona Sunday, July 29, 1956. They Never Ago Radio And TV Highlights Old-Time Glamour Girls Going Strong HOLLYWOOD (NANA) What's become of young glamor all the pretty, talented girls' who once camped at Holly-wood studio gates by the hundreds? They're not coming to town any more at least not In the droves the movie colony knew At 8 D.m. (10) Ed Sullivan features an all-circus show, with the top acts of Ring-ling Brothers, Barnum and Bailey, and starring Emmett Kelly. At 8 p.m. (12) Judy Holllday, Count Basie, the Four Lads, and Buddy Hackett are head-liners on the Steve Allen Show.

At 9:30 p.m. (10) G. E. Theater will re-show "Shadow on the Heart," the love stoy of a blind woman who Is afraid 3 Singers Are Muted HOLLYWOOD Three Hollywood movie celebrities who made a success of singing, are appearing together in a new picture which presents no warbling except that of some jungle birds. Rod Steiger, who sang "Pore Jud is Daid" In "Oklahoma," Keith Andes, singing star of "Kiss Me Kate," and Gene Barry who vocalized in the stellar role of "The Merry Widow," are the "muted" performers In RKO's "Back From Eternity," a dramatic adventure film featuring action Instead of songs.

II" XA ft 1 tit Wh St' 1 un up to a few years ago. A group of casting experts, old-timers who In the past found their waiting rooms packed daily with hopefuls, were discussing the dreary situation. They were wondering what could be the reason for the mysterious shortage that is being felt by all the studios. One director felt he had the answer or a heaping contribution to it: "It's simply that the old-time women stars won't give up," he declared. "The big heroine parts still go to them, whereas they long since should have been relegated to character roles.

Let's face it: we still have the same big-lime glamor stars we had 15 and 20, even 23 years ago. They're still demanding to make love. What's worse, want to make love to lads many years their junior. "You can't blame the ami. bltious kids for staying home Instead of flocking here as they once did.

Pictures are fewer and those that do go into production get the same old faces. We are committing slow suicide by no longer making picture careers attractive for the teenagers." Others pointed to recent' surveys which show that Hollywood movies now attract the great bulk of their patronage from the 15-to-35 age category. They also prove that, despite the ballyhoo still showered on the veterans, the new and youthful audience wants to make its own stars not be forced to watch those their pops and moms (now gone over to television) established. During the last five years, the studios have brought to marquee fame a dozen or more young male prospects but just try to count the outstanding members of the opposite sex who have made the same grade! You become stymied at once. Meantime, who still gets the plums? The Colberts, the Stanwycks, the Rog-erses, the arsons, the Craw-fords pick your own slate-r-they're doing very well.

They still reign as the top favorites with the men who run the front offices. TCppn Awiv Peter F'wch and star in "Make Me An Offer," movie at avjj xxvYoy Adrienne corri the KiVa, starting Wednesday. Off The Ilceord Crawford's Music Sounds More Grandiose Than Ever On Hi-Fi It Doesn't Start Till ENJOY THIS SUMMER Presents BANDSTAND r. A Proud Ones" with Buddy Morrow and orchestra (Wing) One of the best recordings of "Get Me to the Church on Time" from "My Fair Lady" has been made by The Naturals for M-G-M. Tops In Pops "I'm Gonna Steal You Away" and "Street of Love" by Dean Martin with The Nuggets (Capitol), "Give Us This Day" by Jonl James (M-G-M), and "You Don't Know Me" by Carmen McRee (Decca).

Hillbilly Hit of the Months "Lonesome for a Letter" by Sanford Clark (Dot). Best revival 1 Almost Lost My Mind" by Ivory Joe Hunter (M-G-M). This was a best-selling blues number several years ago. with the LIVE music of GUY LOMBARDO DORSEY BROTHERS WAYNE KING and FREDDY MARTIN! FULL TWO HOURS 9 to 10:30 and 1 1 to 1 1:30 each morning. With BERT PARKS, your M.C.

ADDED; NEW DOUGHBOY POOL Display at 1414 E. MeOewell vfy Joy and tw, ril down putmrai R.4DIO At noon, KOY, the St. Louis Cardinals vs. New York Giants game will be broadcast from New York. At 1 p.m., KOOL, soprano Vivian Delia Chlesa, baritone Stuart Foster, and popular singer Betty Madigan join guest conductor Johnny Green on the Woolworth Hour.

At 3:30 p.m, KPHP, the place of nursing in the community will be dramatized on High Moment. At 6 p.m, KELE, a new FM radio station, begins broadcast at 95.5 megacycles. At 6:35 KPHO; on Lis-tening Post, six Newsweek reporters discuss one of the key political questions' facing the Republican party, "Will Nixon Help Or Hinder Elsenhower?" At 7 p.m, KREZ, Bruch's Scottish Fantasy and Slbellus's Symphony No. 7 will be played on Concert Hall. At 8 p.m, KOOL, the Phoenix Stars vs.

Cananea Mineros game will be broadcast from Phoenix Municipal Stadium. At 9 p.m, KOY, noosing experts will discuss "Is Your Home Fit to Live In?" on Reviewing Stand. TELEVISION At 2 p.m. (channel 12) Zoo Parade will show films of "Oddities of Africa." At 2 p.m. (10) Harold Stassen will be Interviewed on Face the Nation.

At 4 p.m. (10) Telephone Time tells the story of a French hospital director who pioneered humane treatment of the Insane In "Again The Stars." At 6 p.m. (12) a stern New England widower learns that life can hold more than rigid duty in the Goodyear Playhouse drama "Pencil Sketch." LISTEN TO THB PRODUCER'S HOUR Each Sunday Evenisg 10 te 11 p.m. Station KTYL-FM 104.7 MC ea year FM baitf A program of the World's Finstt Musis for the Discriminating LUtsner rnfmtcd br Producer's Life Insurance Co. Ariseee MlIilllBiaiijBlB KOY MIS SS0 KTAR KIFN KPHO KOOL KRIZ mi KRUX KONI NIC 420 860 AIC 910 CIS 960 1230 1310 1340 1400 SUNDAY, JULY 29, 1954 4:00 e.M.

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Ch. KOOL: News, Muslo KRIZ: Bums Quartet KTYL: News, Interlude 1:1 a.m. KTYL: Full Uospel 1:30 a.m. KOY: Cll Travler KTAR: Bethany Church mi KIFN: KPHO: KOOL: KRIZ: KRUX: KOY: KTAR: KTAR: KPHO: KTYL: KRUX: KRIZ: KTAR: KPHO: KOOL: KTYL: KRUX: KTAR: KPHO: KOOL: KTYL: KRUX: KOY: KTAR: KIFN: KPHO: kool: KTYL: KRUX: KONI: KIFN: KIFN: KPHO: plays a dozen numbers, including "Sunrise' Serenade," "Twilight Time," "Over the and "Summertime." MOST controversial organist Is Jimmy Smith, whose work has been released recently by the Blie Note Jazz label. Smith's music is avant garde, perhaps two 'progressive for some ears but musicians themselves are hailing him as the discoverer of a new sound.

Platter chatter It had to come sooner or later but Presley has been immortalized by Otto Bash in an r-and-r number, "'The Elvis Blues" (RCA-Vlctor) Elmo Tanner, famed for his whistling of "Nola" for Ted Weems, long will be remembered for his solo on the theme from "The if i li DAVlIi WAYNE on FIVE STAR MATINEE 1:30 to 2:00 P.M. ''jSlliiii HI ininmiiiin Salutes KEIE-FM followed by: HILLTOP HOUSE-PEPPER YOUNG FAMILY I WOMAN IN MY HOUSE-MARY MARGARET 1 I McBIDE and FRED WARING I The Host Listening lly Far On KTAIl 1 1 of being a burden In marriage. Tonight's movies: 7:00 (5) "Notorious" with Cary Grant, Ingrld Bergman, and Claude Rains; 7:30 (3) "Adam and Evelyn" with Stewart Granger and Jean Simmons; 9.00 (3) "South of Pago Pago" with Jon Hall; 10:00 (12) "Captain Blackjack" with Agnes Moorehead and George Sanders; 10:10 (5) "Lost Continent" with Ceasar Romero. 18:30 (10) "Winter Carnival" with Ann Sheridan; Sac AIR CONDITIONING CLOSINO OUT HP and f-HP Units SAVE UP TO 130 00 Opes to Sundays 1 te I MYERS IS1I EAST VAN IUREN 1051 EAST CAMELBACK Monday, July 30th to) I I Start Every Day EIGHT wits Jim Sparrow The Early Urd" te 9 o.m. Daily KIWX-1340 eee tm a KIFN: Sign Off KPHO: News 7:30 p.m.

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Post KRUX: News, Muslo Money 12:00 Mldnlaht iftlrhnrTfl and Congrafutafei CoL 'Jamai T. Ownby and tha Anjo Broadcatten and Taleeastar, Incor-porafed, for bringing another High-Fidelity Music Station to th Valley of the Sun. 7 Listen To KELE-FM (95.5 On Your 9 Meet Corliss Archer P.M. SUNDAY KOOL CBS 960 on the dial Dial) From 6 P.M. 'til Midnight Why Own Half A Radio? Buy an AM-FM radio cast by KTYL-FM" and station.

i i mi' vy RADIO TIMETABLE By WILLIAM D. LAFFLER NEW YORK (UP) The death of the silent movie almost struck a mortal blow to the pipe organ as a purveyor of popular music, but Hollywood soon got the idea and made a number of organ shorts. The community sing, with pipe organ music and the bouncing ball giving the audience the beat, soon became a popular sound movie diversion and it brought Jesse Crawford Into the nation's theaters. THROUGH the years Crawford's name 'has been synonymous with great organ music. And now that hi-fi has become standard phonographic equipment, Crawford's music sounds more grandiose than before.

RCA-Victor has released 12 evergreen numbers by Crawford on its Camden label. Among them are "Carolina Moon," "Gypsy Love Song," "Giannlna Mia" and "When Day Is Done." The album is packaged as "Pipe Organ Music," and that It is. Another Interesting pipe organ album has been released by RCA-Vlctor on its own label It's called "Through the and features Ernestine Holmes at the console. Miss Holmes's technique Is comparable to that of Crawford, but her style Is softer. She FREE INSTALLATION! NOMA SPRAY Complete Underground Sprinkler System IMlmrt to iMt ft Lifetime LOW COHT! Koot-Rot-Kodrat ud Ftom Proof FUMOfhir Anllftbl Opm Daily 8-S Fit St.

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KPHO: Disaster KRUX: News, Muslo 4:45 e.m. Singers At Since their Decca recording of "Paper Doll" sold over two million copies, the Mills Brothers have never gone hungry. Donald, Harry, 'and Herbert Mills, whose vocal blendings are known all over the world, open a two-weeks engagement tonight at the Koko, with their guitar accompanist. This Is their first appearance in Phoenix. Several of their most familiar haunts are Ctro's in Hollywood, the Falrmount Hotel in San Francisco and the Flamingo In Las Vegas.

They have won and kept-numerous fans since they started in show business as child prodigies In the thirties. Their first engagement, the Florentine Gardens In Hollywood, attracted the attention of Decca who had them make a set of recordings Including the standard "Paper Doll." Some of their all-time hits are Then," "You Always Hurt the One You Love," "I'll CHARCOAL BRAZIZR A fittifit with purchast of seat covert 1 KOY: Music for KIFN: Radio Revue 1st Ch. of Christ Mesa Meth. Ch. News, Muslo 12:00 Nee St.

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