The Indiana Gazette from Indiana, Pennsylvania • 18

Ti Indian Evening Gazette, Thursday, Nov. 2, 1967, Local TV Listings Hollywood News In Movies, Set Locales Seldom What They Seem Tonight TV Chan. 2, KDKA-TV, Pittsburgh' 2: JO P.M. Chan. 4, WTAE-TV, Pllhburgh P.M.

ft jict RnlHr Bv GENE HANDSAKER Associated Press Writer glass and Victorian flavor. Altoona Chan. 10, WFRG-TV, 3:10 P.M. fAPl In films. locales are sel- "We're bringing 150-foot elm (AP) In films, locales are sel- HOLLYWOOD dom what they seem.

In television's "Peyton Place" ser- trees from Nevada they don't Chan. 11, WI1CTV, Pittsburgh r.r i.inr:n tx, i.i...i....nu i.H-Voi Dwi'l Bar m. thi tnwn nniiare i nntuallv an ODen area hetween'Rrow wai oih in auuuiern leaves 20th Centurv-Fox studio's safe, two sound stages, a fireClifornia-and plastic 4:00 P.M house and a building ot dressing rooms. fleers (Hm flint for them from Japan and Italy. Millions of leaves.

We found that it took 3,000 to cover one branch." But now the studio Is outdoing1 designer who's In charge. of the 4:25 P.M. II Motln Th Tirrnr TM ftfl Hi Itself. Jackhammers clatter and project carpenters' saws whine as 20th Other features of the set wilt fnsat, an irfflcer In Napnlcon'a Army la rpM-unl l-v a mylrrimis ulrl. Ituria 'That -means we have to In Thursdny Evening P.M.

1H Can. Will Trart New. Sports. We alba la Seta end Sj-lriris 8:30 P.M. l.Kv-Xens Cranktla 4 perry Mann Nrtri-llunllr.

Brlnkler II Mrllale's Naf? Hook Ural announces ft Is constructing include Barnum's Museum, Central Park, Madison Square the largest set ever built." It will cost more than $2 mil Karlufr, Jm-K Mchdiv. 4:30 P.M. Met OrHftn Park, Herald Square, the stall 110-foot poles, which have to go 15 feet into the ground, where we run into conduits and water pipes." Battery, Broadway, Grand Central Station and a quarter-mile "ilw rrnpl Or. Klldlr. lion and stretch across the lot nearly half a mile between two Los Angeles thoroughfaresPico and Olympic Kmiine I rallM ii)n in Mivfl the life 4 a Kir I akuter.

Lew Ayrcs. De Cuir, an Oscar winner for of elevated railway, his "Cleopatra" sets In Rome, The movie's Yonners scenes i i.iniiPt n.ii inure tV-THnmy snrl Lassie ID Mike Douilaa boulevards. where he also reproduced the will be filmed in the similar- Uiapel tor "The Agony 5:00 P.M. The set, representing New looking old town of Garrison. N.Y..

which the studio is and the Ecstasy," pointed to a FltnManr York City of 1890, is for "Hello, wailful of his sketches: Dolly! wnlcn will star narbra IJ Whal'a Nr 5:30 P.M. refurbishing at a cost of about $500,000. Streisand and Walter Matthau. "Next to the studio property 7:00 P.M. I News vtit' Nftr Truth er Cr.HHU'nPr ID Have Gun Kill Traiel II News lluiities.

lit inkle 1 Wbal's New 7:30 P.M. yv.lf ClmmrTnn Strip It Auto Mechanics 4 Politic! Daniel R(MR)r 11 Mui From Carrier! a P.M. 1,1 fl Don Knoll 1.13 Proi lira Ik Cearace FIjlMf Nan 8:30 P.M 7: 35 Chan. 6, DANIEL BOONE is about to ba hanged as a traitor as this episode begins. Chan.

6. 11 CIMARRON STRIP Richard Boone plays a roaring, hard drinking Army sergeant, a man whose heroism Is legend, but who Is now really a man out o( time. 8- 8:39 Chan. 4 THE FLYING NUN sets up production to manufacture the Nectar of San Tanco, sea grape lulce. The nuns wind up as Innocent bootleggers.

Chan. 4 BEWITCHED Aunt Clara bumbles her a into the Stephens' household just at the moment Damn's mother arrives. Some funny sight gags. Chan. 11 IRONSIDE Iva Dixon plays a professional football player whose parolee brother complains about being rousted by the police.

9- 9:30 Ohan. 4 THAT GIRL Ted Bessell tells Mario that her Hfe would make a funny play, so they decide to collaborate on just such a project. 9- 11 Chan. 2, 10 THURSDAY NIGHT MOVIE "The Days of Wine and Roses." Jack Lemmon and Lee Rem-ick. 10- 11 Chan.

6, 11 DEAN MARTIN SHOW has guests: Van Johnson, Peggy Lee and Homer and Jethro. feffiLJLil I I.anx Ranf er How did De Cuir. who Is 49. And, says John De Cuir, it also building will be Fifth Avenue and the Hoffman House, a ho represents nothing but brief himself on the looks of New York in 1690? His shelves tel-restaurant, which had the "By ordinance yoo can't hang IMovie Here bulge with bound files of Harper's Weekly and other old vol- longest bar the world and was where Boss Tweed hung lanytthing from existing buildings," said De Cuir, pronounced De Cure, a veteran production out. lumes.

NORMAN WISDOM, right, ht stands a towering 5-7, poses with 6-6 Geoffrey Holder, who plays the lion to wisdom's Androclcs on NBC-TV. Wisdom Is unknown to most Americans today, but that situation should change shortly. "I'm a bug for clippings, pho "Stage 14 will become the ex tos and books from every place Puts Accent On Youth terior of a tenement, and next to the administration building! in the world," said the designer. have thousands." we'll build a clubhouse of steel, 0:00 P.M. 10 Maria "Dnya Wine and RrisM." Paclc36 Receives "The Restless Ones." consld younf mnrried couple's haille ercd the most successful motion ipicture yet produced by Evun- CLOSED TILL FRI.

-French Chef scllst Billy Graham, will be Awards miniana m.saa shown in Indiana on Nov. 1-7: in the Manos Theater. BIG DOUBLE BILL STARTS FRI. TV-Radio News- Mrs. Kennedy, Mom Of JFK, Reminisced By CYNTHIA LOWRY AP Television-Radio Writer NEW YORK (AP) The mother of John F.

Ken 4 Thai Ctrl II Pa rid Buuklnd 9:30 PJV1. I Pa. MafatliM 4 Peyton Plaoa III- Dragnet 10:00 P.M. With the accent on youth, this Presentations of advancement feature-length film deals imagi awards highlighted the October meeting of Pack 36, Cub Scouts natively and dramatically with the teen-age crisis. With of America.

hackzround setting; provided bv Halloween costume prizes THE 19W Billy Graham Los An- were presented to Robby Feder, Dan Sheehan and Don Moreau, and two new leaders intro IfCitra umiuc, niiu aiuuiiy wuv- en into the story pattern, "The Restless Ones" is a hard-hitting, bold approach to our social nedy, an extraordinarily smart and youthful 76, reminisced about her famous son for an all too short half hour HILLS RUM duced were Mr. McCurdy or the Webelos and Mrs. Marie Banfer, Den Mother for Den 1. Following are the advance Tuesday night, recalling some of the great but more of problems. ffVH Cary Grant, Inttrid Bergman.

,11 Dean Marl la JO: 30 P.M. Managers I Aetloa 11:00 P.M. 10.1 1 Newa 13 Weekly Kepflrt 11:30 P.M. fl. Johnny Canon JIV Jeer Bishop P.M.

the small events over the years. Brilhart Promoted RED ments presented by Cubmastcr of The fourth anniversary Here is a film which dares to be different, a story which will, stir the heart and mind. Having seen "The Restless Ones," you Lowmaster: would have been so glorified lic.mwaeos.Psas what Mrs. Joseph P. Kennedy- Bobcat: James Fiscus.

Scott calls simply "the tragedy" will A half hour program, even; one which covered much ground! At Air Base will never be the same. mSI FEATURE 7:30 Thomas, Doug Stilwell, Craig Socie, Danny Sheehan, be along soon, but no mention of that was made on the CBS pro- ILJl As one reviewer snid, "Here The Fly." Andre Dctambr Invents Bean Donald Moreau, matter transmitter, but expert- is a picture that tells the World eram. Instead. Mrs. Kenneay, Ross G.

Brilhart, son of Mrs. without effort, is far too short for more than a mere skimming of the surface of memory for this posted smiling woman who Gold Arrow under Bear and Laura W. Brilhart of Rt. 119 the truth and comes up with an answer, not an easy answer, but: wo Silver Arrows under Bear. seaited comfortably in the living room of the house in which herl second son was bom, talkedj Indiana, has been promoted to One-year pin: Steven w- an answer from beyond us.

1 has seen so much and suffered so much. sergeant in the U.S. Air Force. This answer will satisfy, chal master, Kevin Redinger, David 12:20 A.M. A Jeal (abas1 1:00 A.M.

It Dr. ftratoers 1:45 A.M. easily and interestingly of Kennedy family life, reflected on jjjjg NOW PLAYING! Hammacher, Bruce Weber, Ken- lenge and inspire young and old Henry Fonda Is an excellent Sgt. Brilhart is a maintenance mechanic with the 351st Civil Engineering Squadron at White- the close relationship of her Socie, Bruce Tackett, Kirk Sheehan. alike and will appeal to churchgoers and non churchgoers.

actor and he slips into a western role as if it were a comfortable children and recalled some amusing anecdotes. man AFB, Mo. The sergeant attended Indiana! The Christian message comes Two year pin: John Vaughn, Brian Bright, Alan Shaffer, Ru Depu employe wto must prwe hi through In the midst of a real-' old bathrobe. So it was on NBC's "Stranger on the Run" Tuesday night, first of Its two- She smiled when recalling a DffMt Fim Ha Reatfefcaw gups pem ant Bvary Ttefca. Hotter Oiiteawtsea) A Oaal MATINEES SAT.

a SUN. AT PM, WED. AT 1:45 EVENINGS ALL PERFORMANCES AT P. M. Senior High School.

His wife, Darlene, Is dy Yandrick, Philip Lowmaster, time when Joe the oldest son, visited Russia when he was and without cloying. Swift-mov-i daughter of Mrs. Mary H. Swee hour film features made for! television. I David Crock, David Onuscheck, Edward Henneman, Scott tng plot episodes highlight the 18 and returned to argue with ney of Indiana R.

D. 2. opportunities facing the church, 'his father about communism There was not much in the story line to separate it from: Screen writer James Collieri his Round up Slide: Kevin Red has skillfully brought into brother, told his mother most grade westerns inger, Arthur Berry, Robert Baird, Robert Bodenschatz, Kirk Lady Hits Bus, Injures Son me contemporary pngni oi Doin tliat Joe seemed more teen-agers and parents. A sensi about the subject than his father tive script, produced by World did. H.Y.

DAILY HEWS I 1 SflWD "USE" nPHBLESiJ SIenirMWlMrfflK 1 Overruled By Common Court Wide Pictures under the direc PALM SPRINGS, Calif. (AP) Sheehan, Edward Henneman, Bruce Tackett, Kenneth Sode, Steve Lowmaster. Denner: David Onuscheck. Asst. Denner: Edward Even after John Kennedy had; tion of Dick Ross, has resulted Dora Johnson was driving in in a "break through" in "The become President of the United States, he accepted maternal Palm bprings when her car and Restless Ones." PHILADELPHIA (APV-The advice.

Mrs. Kennedy said she Pennsylvania Constitutional Par- a school bus from St. Theresa's parochial school collided Tues- day. (Read Gazette Classified Ads) Henry Cabot lodge in a televi- Friday Morning 6:00 A.M. Images and Realities 1(1 Farm, lloms and Garde 0:30 A.M.

.10 Snarls Semester 11 Farm Eeport 7:00 A.M. News 4 Milton Iba MuiUr 1 1 Today 10 Faria Newt, Weather 7: IS A.M. lt-Jaat Fad Kids 7:30 A.M. Newa 4 Liaia It to Keaver 8:00 A.M. S.lflCapt Kangaroaj 4 Hamper Boom A.M.

Contact 4 Klckle and Copper Horn per Kmdi Ilk As the World Tarns 11 Hot Lint 9:30 A.M. 4 Dating Came lft Liitk Many splendorei Thing Virginia Graham 10:00 A.M. Four youngsters In the bus choice of three instead of two were injured slightly. Ex-Warden Named By Convict One was Mrs. Johnson's 10-year-old Leroy.

sion appearance and reported back to her son that she thought Lodge's striped necktie looked "more chic" than her son's con-; servative solid color. He gave! gayer neckties a try. On another! delegates to the state constitutional convention. Judge Edmund B. Spaeth, Jr.

ruled Tuesday the constitutional rights of Kathleen E. Fet Handel composed his "Messi SPECIAL PURCHASE ah" in the incredibly short span occasion, she suggested that he! of 24 days. ters, a delegate candidate who was one of the plaintiffs in the PITTSBURGH (AP) A SIS million suit has been filed would Iook better if he kept his hands out of his pockets. The program did little with Its suit, are not jeopardized since FACTORY SAVINGS TO YOU! all voters receive equal treat rrTTTTYTrriSa III against a former Jail warden and four guards by a convict' serving a life term, contending! selling. The Kennedy birthplace: ment and may vote for any candidate of their choice.

is a comfortable middle class ninii'R he was treated brutally. white clapboard home in what Johnnie Lee Smith. 27. con-l host Harry Reasoner called The Constitutional Party contended the procedures discriminates against minor parties, ficted of murder, said in his suit' nice street' in Brookline, Mass.1 i nca luesaay the guards beat it is neing restored ana win oe vnfer am allowed two dcaths ot her Imhvr arid brnthor. him Aug.

20, 1966, When he Was NOW SHOWING THRU TUESDAY NOV. 7 3 DAYS ONLY! ra-E Ira classified as an historic site. votes -kji. the three candidates JiTiVta a nr awaiting trial. Did Mrs.

Kennedy suddenlyjlrom each state senatorial dis-realiie this son would be an im- trict with the highest votes are am Mil sam in uic sun nt was ordered from his cell by the four guards, and they heat him and being sent to the convention. 10:30 A.M. jnwras portant man? "No," she replied. "It was The suit charged the method used tear gas on him when he: m-b a' mm, yp violates the state and federal gradual. I think the first time constitutions, may have been when I saw him refused.

Smith was convicted last July in the murder of a Pittsburgh Ttvjf i i r-jr go into the White House to see mwmfM Uiscnhowcr who was getting John Harvard and fclihu Yale jeweler. ready lo leave. I think he wouldlwere not the founders of the The U.S. District Court suit wiffiXYvr save vi have been surprised if he hadl universities which, bear their was filed against Grant Price. known that after the tragedy he names; they were benefactors.

former warden of the Allegheny i oiinty jail, and guards Leslie Its, rerrell William Hyseri arw vv Ta a ar m. m-, ss 11:00 A.M. t.l Andy OrirrtUi ,11 Personality 11:30 A.M. 0lk Van Uyk 4 Family liaiue 4,11 Ufllljwoo Ststrat Friday Afternoon 12:00 1. Newt.

WeaUiai 4 Errry body's Talking Jeopardy la Lor. ot Ltfa 11 News, HValba 12:30 P.M. a.h far isawntw 4 News Eya O-eaa 12:45 P.M. Wallace L. Sc-hmilt and Wil-i DRIVf-IN THEATRE PALACE GARDENS liom C.

Buell. I 1 Prisoners demonstrated at the jail following the alleged beat ing what they called brutal1 treatment. Price later SHOWING FRI. SAT. ONLY 'Notorious Daughter Of Fanny Hill' and 'The She Freak1 (Read Gazette Classified Ads) Hi 1:00 P.M.

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