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8 Pittsburgh Prefi Saturday, Sip ember 13, 1958 TV SCOUT Today's TV Sunday Television Programs Robert Preston Helps Out in Como's Return To Air (8.30 A. M. Sunday to Channtl 2 KDKA-TV Pittsburgh 4 (NBC) (Educational) mysterious stranger who efferi a strange and tempting proposition in "Markheim." 10:30 P. M. 2-WHAT'S MY LINE John Daly is moderator.

4 THEATER (Cont.) 1 1 OFFICIAL DETECTIVE "Murder In Girl's School." 11:00 P. M. 2, 4, ll-NEWS 11:15 P. M. 2 CHARLEY NEELY AND THi WEATHER 4 MOVIE FOR TONIGHT "Kiss Me Deadly," Ra'pH Meeker, Albert Dekker.

A rough one (I95S). II FINEVIEW THEATER "Happy Land," Don Amecha, Frances Dee. Tearlerler (1943). 11:20 P. M.

2 GATEWAY STUDIO "Petrified Forest," Humphrey Bogart, Leslie Howard. Great film, although old (1936). CHANNEL 6 Johmlown INBCI IliOO-Churth In Home 1 lO-ChilstOprifJ 7 -This Is the life 12:30 p. Picture 1 i00-lndustry On f'ntnde I il 5-Hrtiven Speaks (Color! 1 .30 Oral Poberrj 2.00-Steelwoike'i TV Football 5.00 of Faith 5.30-Youth Wonts to Know 6 00. 6 30.

7: Meet the Preia Hnwkeye Film Northwest Prism 9 IColotl Sien Allen iColorl 8,00 Chevv Sho Ifo.oil Decmon 0oth Valley Pnvs Newi-Wnthf Si'nony Nile Atone Coast Guard'' 10 00 10 30 11.00 11:15 CHANNEL 7 Wheeling fNDCI 'Music Man' Plus Maureen O'Hara SATURDAY SUNDAY'S BEST DETS- Two items worth your attention highlight a big Saturday of TV. One is the return of riiRKY COMO, which is good news for all. There's a small new look to his program this year among other innovations, he'll just stand there, all by himself, to his opening number, unfettered by a big production number. This week's opener will be "Volare," which sets the tone for the show, a sort of informal story of his trirto Italy this summer. Robert Preston of "The Music Man" will sing "Trouble" from that show, Maureen O'Hara will show off her beauty and surprisingly lovely singing voice, Jimmy Van Heu-sen will join Perry in a request-bit of all-Van Heuscn songs.

One number will find Perry and Preston trying to play musical instruments, then handing them to people in the studio audience who turn out to be musicians of the caliber of Kenton, Tony Pastor and Ray Mc-Kinley. Welcome back. 89. Channels 6, 7, .11. Color.

Then there's the premiere of the interesting new BKAINS BRAWN. This one couples two teams intellects and athletes who compete in their specialties. Tonight, rocket expert Willy Ley and golfer Tommy Bolt will match wits and shots with their counterparts, Kir't Stehling giul Sammy Snead. The brains part will, the producers hope, present questions more dramatically than in the past. The two golfers, matching shots from the Wing Foot Country Club in Mama-roneck, N.

will complete in driving, hitting out of a trap and trying to duplicate a shot made by Bobby Jones 'Brains, Brawn' Makes Debut lifetime, Gun smoke will bring in an actual historical character Wild Bill Hickok, complete with handlebar mustache. Wild Bill teams up with James Arness, as Marshal Matt Dillon, to. bring to justice a varmint who should have known bet-ten, Channels 2, 9. SUNDAY SUNDAY'S BEST BETS- Domenico Modugno, the exuberant Italian who wrote this summer's catchiest song. "Volare," is back with EI) Sl'LLIVAN to unveil his newest, "Resta Cum Me." Mickey Rooney and hjs partner Joey Forman show off the new Rooney nitery act and Jce E.

Lewis demon-si rates how long-lived a great old nitery act can be. Just out of the hospital again, Lewis claims his new health kick (no booze or women) has opened up a whole new vista to him: "Boredom." Jaye P. Morgan and her brothers will sing as of yore. 8-9. Channel 2.

A. William Faulkner had written "No Time for Sergeants" it would have been something like today's CAMERA THREE, no surprise since Faulkner did write it. "The Tall Men" shows how a city bureauc rat is confounded by country bumpkin integrity and there's a big amputation scene to underline the point. Channel 2. PRO FOOTBALL is back in all its fierce glory.

This week it's an exhibition game from Baltimore between the Colts and the New York Giants. Channel 11. Ray Scott pre- sides over "A SALUTE TO FOOTBALL," reviewing the '57 season, previewing the There are some good film clips of top games, plus talks with John Michelosen, Dr. Eddie Baker. Wilkin-burg High contribute its 110-piece band and its coach, Clark Miller.

Channel 2. Sir.Fierson Dixon, Britain's Ambassador to the will FACE THE NATION and will be askeri what Britain's future position on the Far East might be. Channel 2. nice catch for MEET THE PRESS, though it's not a fish, but a submarine skipper, Capt. William R.

Anderson of the Nautilus. Channel 11. fi THE SEARCH reruns do their most cele FERRY COMO Returns with describing 1 lie shot, will set the stage for this event. If the weather is bad, the brawns bit will come from the studio, and match Bob Pet tit and Bob Cousy on basketball shots. 10:30 11.

Channels 6, 7, 11. 9- 9:30 New tonight Is STEM; CANYON, the comic strip come to life. This successfully integrates some fine shots of airplanes in action tonight's plot revolves around a jet-towing operation but when it gets on the ground it's not so successful. Channels 7, 11. There's a new season starting on HAVE GUN, ILL TRAVEL, and Rich-aid Boone is up to his holsters in trouble already.

lie kills a man in line of duty, of course -and some townspeople and bereaved relatives figure he was dead wrong. And that's the way they'd like to see him. Channel 2. IS 10- 10:30 GI NSMORE is back again, in a puff of history to start things off with. For the first time in its TV during the '29 Open from the exact hole on the exact course.

A recording by Jones, 10 a. -Muit-y Wonts on Fomot To Know 10 15 Off to Ad- nO-Vv'n It sney venture Arts I0.30-B.i3j Rjnny's IColorl Ftienns 7i20Northest 1 00Chnioph'i Pnssoge 1 -30-The Funnies IColorl 1 -Thu Is the Life 8 Allen 12.30 IColotl Thenter 9.00-Chey Sho 1 lOO Pubnc Service Coi'l 1:10 Steeiorleri 1 0 00-Dec iion TV Meeting 10 Seo Hunt 00-Newi Cleveland at 1 1 ilS-SWIme The. Baltimore ten "Sitting 5.00-Fronnen Pretty" 1:30 A. M. Monday) Channal 1 1 WUC Pittsburgh 13 WQED Pittsburgh Stanly and the Stanly children, then talks with some baseball players in a hotel lobby, 7:30 P.

M. 2 BACHELOR FATHER Uncle Bentley decides to send Kelly to finishing school. 4 MAVERICK Bart Maverick falls victim to con man and sets out to track him down. (Repeat.) II-NORTHWEST PASSAGE (Color) The epic story cf Major Rob-, eit Rogers and h's rangers and their, heroic eploits in the French and Indian War. 13 DISCOVERY AT THE ZOO Story of now nature i bars are those of climate, geological catastrophes.

8:00 P. M. 2. 9-ED SULLIVAN Guests will be Mickey Rooney, Joey Forman, Domenico Modugno, Joe Lewis, and Jaya Moroan and her brothers, 4-MAVERICK (Cont.) 1 1 STEVE ALLEN SHOW (Color) Jayne and Audrey Meadows, end Roberta Sherwood will ba guests. 13-CROWDED OUT Documentary on crowded conditions in Pennsylvania's schools, 8:30 Y.

M. 2. 9-SULLIVAN (Cont.) 4 ANYBODY CAN PLAY Audience panel quiz wilh Georoe Fenneman as emcee. II ALLEN (Cont.) 13 JAZZ MEETS THE CLASSICS We learn how an arrangement is built as the Georoe Shearing Quintet rehearses "Eighteenth Century Baliroom" by Ray Bryant. 9:00 P.

M. 2-G. E. THEATER Despite recent runs on wagon trains by masked mad aoents. a young Utah snttier forms pl.ans ot move his Mormon community's harvest, of flour to market and return safe'y with the go'd dust pavment.

4 DEDICATION THEATER "Lost Horizon." Ronald Cols-man, Jane Wyatt. 1 1 CHEVY SHOW (Color) John Raitt, Edle Adams, Janet Bair and Rowan and Martin. 13 FRONTIERS OF HEALTH A young mother and a professional broadcaster appear to relate their rehabilitation at the Polio Respirator Cente'. Like 98 of the patients, their d'eam of returning to useful lives came true. 9:30 P.

M. 2 ALFRED HITCHCOCK PRESENTS Keenan Wynn, Fay W-ay star in "A Dip in tha Pool." 4 THEATER (Cont.) II CHEVY SHOW (Cont.) 10:00 P. M. 2 CHINA WAR OR PEACE CBS News special report on the Formosa and far 4 THEATER (Cont.) II DECISION Whi'e attempting to rob the corpse of a man he has kll'ed on Christmas Day, a degraded end p-'oe ess man meets a i- if tie i 7 tsV 1 1 1 1 (CBS) (ABC) MAN IN QUANDRY Uncle Bentley (John For-sythe) is in a dilemma over problems presented by his niece, Kelly, in tomorrow night's instalment of "Bachelor Father." (Channel 2, 5:00 P. M.

2-SOUND OFF Jim Ma'one, president of the Pennsylvania a a turers 1 1 1 ba guest. 4 FILE 7 American fo'k music will be featured. II CHARLIE CHAN "Blind Man's 13 THE LAST WORD 3:30 P. M. 2 FACE THE NATION Sir Plerson Dion.

British Ambassador to the U.N., will ba guest. 4 LONE RANGER The Lone Ranqer and Tonto, tracking the Watkins brothers, find that one of the brothers has been killed in a holdup, in "Crime in Time." II-SUMMER SHOW CASE The 19th Century classic "The by Guy de Maupassant, will be dramatized by members of th Pithburah Playhouse. 13-YOUTH WANTS TO KNOW U. S. student? interview A.

I. Miloyan, first deou'y cha'r-man of the Council of Ministers. FJms we'e mada in USSR by NBP Nes. EVENING 6:00 P. M.

2 THE SEARCH; NEWS A progress in psy.h'atry and research eh the human 4 WILD BILL ELLIOTT "Son of Davy Croc9tt.H 1 1 MEET THE PRESS Commander William R. Ander-on, who tha "Nautilus." will be gue't. 13 ESSENTIALS OF FREEDOM An eamination of the strengths of Free Enterprise and soma of its weaUeses. 6:30 P. M.

2 AIR POWER Te history of f'ght. 4 ELLIOTT (Cont,) II PITT FOOTBALL John will ba gueJ. 13-OUTLOOK 7:00 P. M. 2 LASSIE "Wishing." Tlmmy learns that wuhing is more dreaming.

4 YOU ASKED FOR IT "Citizens of the 50th S'ate." A fiimed report of t-e Territory of Hawaii and its citizen who seek admission as the 50th state in the Union. II NOAH'S ARK "The Talking Noah ties an Ostrich which has swallowed tiny transistor radio. 13 THE FINDER The Finder visits Mrs, Eddy Hndio KQV Sunday Morning 9:00 KDKA Third Sunday Each Month 8:15 P. M. TELEVISION KDKA-TV Channel 2 Sunday Morning 9:15 A.

M. IV W': i Vfi Mi 1 4 Late Saturday Radio Program listing! are supplied by the itationi and art tubject to change without notice. SATURDAY 4:00 P. M. 1- WAIT DISNEY PRESENTS "Davy Crocrett, Ind an Fighter." (Rerefit.) 4 SAGEBRUSH TRAIL 7 BASEBALL (Cent.) 9, 1 1 MATINEE (CoM.J 4:30 P.

M. 2 DISNEY (Cont.) 7-POPEYE PLAYHOUSE 9-HORSE RACING OR FILM United Nations Handicap. 4, M'ATINEE (Cont.) 5:00 P. M. I LONE RANGER 4 JUNGLE JIM 7 SOLDIERS OF FORTUNE -MY LITTLE MARGIE S'arrinrj Ga $'rrm.

M-SPACE ACADEMY Sredal pregnant. Local, live. Ley, (oust epe vv.il bs gjeJ. 5:30 P. M.

JWYATT EARP Marshal Earp ra'hes to tl- aid cf his c'd friend, Ned Buntline. 4 THE LONE RANGER 7-COMEDY TIME 9 COMMANDO CODY II JUNGLE JIM EVENING 6:00 P. M. 2-CHEVY SHOWROOM Starring Andy Williams. 4UNION PACIFIC 7 BIS PICTURE 9-JEFF'S COLLIE "The RusHers." II DICK CLARK SHOW 6:30 P.

M. J-NEWS TODAY 4 BROKEN ARROW 7 KINGDOM OF THE SEA 9-SPORTS ll-SGT. PRESTON OF THE YUKON 6:45 P. M. J-SPORTS SPECIAL 9-NEWS 7:00 P.

M. 1 WELK 4 THE GRAY GHOST 7-FILM t-YOU ASKED FOR IT Viewers request to tea the un- usual. THE HONEYMOONERS "Brother Ralph." 7:30 P. M. I 9 PERRY MASON "The- Ca of the Fiery Finders." Perry finds himself involved when a chatminq o'd lady asls for his 4, 7, 1 1 PEOPLE ARE FUNNY Art LinlHer it emcee.

8:00 P. M. 1. 9-MASON IConf.l 4, 7. 1 1 PERRY COMO SHOW (Color) Robert Preston, Maureen O'Hara, Jimmy Van Hejsan ere guests.

8:30 2 WANTED: DEAD OR ALIVE Counterfeiter "Wanted" post-is trick bounty hunte's Into rjunninq for an innocent man. Steve s'ers. 4, 7, II COMO (Cont.) 9-ZORRO Starrinq Guy William. 9:00 P. 2, 9 THE GALE STORM SHOW A surprise narty Twlfiras.

4 ,7, 1 1 STEVE CANYON Dean Fredericks stars es the S'arrinq Dpan Fifdericks. 9:30 P. M. 2-HAVE GUN WILL TRAVEL A killer meets an un-timely end in showdown with Fe'adin. 4.

7. II-IURNING POINI "Hand of the Enemy," Kevin MrCarthy. -STROH'S FHFATER "Weelend With Wah'tuh." 10:01 2, 9-GUNSMOKE Mar'hal Diiion is darned on a murder chaiqe and finds his old tVeH. Wild 6.H Hirkok he ng sent to Dodqe to arrest him, 4. 7.

1 1 TED MACK'S AMAIEUR HOUR 10:30 M. 2 STATE TROOPER 7, BRAINS AND BRAWN Golfers Sam Snead and Tommy Eo't vHI compe'e in the brawn lqmpnt on the premier of tVj shew co hooted by Fred Davis and 1: LesrcJI. 9 LAWRENCE WELK 1 1 M. 2 SILENT SERVICE "The Gar S-vy" finds t'e t'! rt the USS Car upp yincj U'lfT'l 4 STATE IROOPER 7. II -NEWS 9-WELK (Cont.) 11:15 M.

7 SKYLINE THEATER "Mr. Mnti Ta.rs a Ff' L-ve. 1 1 ACADEMY THEATER "They Came Up Sai'de'v S'em. Oocd spy t'oiy (19431. 11:30 2-NEWS; GATEWAY STUDIO "And Ore Was BeMJ," P-l-eit Cmminqs 4-SEA HUNI, A f'pl-ih'er siTia-; ps to t' r.

ran In Ind Hj-ca-a IV do Gr v-r: it r'rTtaije ke Nei- 9 FIRST RUN MOVIE 12:00 MIDNIGHT 4 ALLEGHENY PLAYHOUSE 'Gae Anthony De.lsr, I. a Gar.rr 12:45 A. M. II LATE NEWS ROUNDUP 1:00 A. II LATE SHOW la'e" a P-T'ss, E.e Een-e'l.

Gocd U95j). 1:20 A. M. 2 FINAL EDITION 1:39 A. 2-SWING SHIFT THEATER 'I'.

es of h'-v'" Re, hi a1 Pomfi--- (19-16). 9-NEWS Two Plays Lined Up For Hume And Jessica NLAV YORK Tlx' husband and-wife team of Hume Oonyn and Jesn-a Tandy, who will hi' coming t'i Broadway thi" fail in "The Man In the Suit." won't have If) be out of work whenever that shw closes its run. They've reportedly been rlfeied a chanre to appear In Play," a bill of one-act plays. CHANNEL 9 Sliubenvi lit (CBS) 8 30-Fnith For Todny 0 oo A A 9.30-Off To Ad- ventu-e "M5 Crooced Out 10 15 Man lo Mon 1 0 30-loonev Tunes 1 1 Humoard 12 tittle 12 30 -Krtov Your hie 1 OO Orni Pooer'l 1 SeenoHe 5 00 1 Wonder Why 2 30-T'o ibte With Father 3.00-Sundav Motl. pee fiaers pt he Cranae" Lawrence Weik 6 00 Anybody Con Ploy 4 Power 7 00 -Lnsne 7.30 Bachelor Father 5 00 Ed Sulli.nn 9 00-G Thenar 9.30 Alfred Hitch- Cork 10.00-Ch.no WlW or Peore 10 30-What I My I ne' 1100-News 11:15 rst Mov.

tes: N.ght tej Pandiie 12 50 a Newn Sports Denise Subs NEW YORK-Sincor Denise Lor has born filliiiR in on a local CBS TV show here for the gal who usually gives the weather forecasts twice a clay. 1 in MEM MOMK SUNDAY MORNING Channel 8:05 A. M. 2 SERMONETTE 8:10 A. M.

2-R. F. D. No. 2 8:30 A.

M. 2-R. F. D. (Cont.) I lEARLY MOVIE "Empty Holsters." Dick Forjn.

Fmpty plor (1937): Coach," Pat O'Brien, Dick Poweil, Back seat quarterback-ing (1935). 8:45 A. M. 1 THIS IS THE LIFE "The Prodigal Daughter." A young woman returns from an impulsive, broken marriage to find the search for her delected mother nearing tragedy. 9:00 A.

M. 2 LIFE (Cont.) II-MOVIE (Cont.) 9:15 A. M. 2-HOW CHRISTIAN SCIENCE HEALS 9:30 A. M.

2 INDUSTRY ON PARADE 1 1 MOVIE (Cont.) 9:45 A. M. 2 LIVING WORD 10:00 A. M. 2-LAMP UNTO MY FEET Guest will be Rabbi Henry E.

Kaaan. II-MOVIE (Cont.) 10:30 A. M. 2-LOOK UP AND LIVE "The Sound of Exile." Part II. 1 1 MOVIE (Cont.) 11:00 A.

M. IN ACTION 6, ll-CHURCH IN THE HOME 11:30 A. M. 2 CAMERA 3 "The Tail Men." William Faulkner's short itory will ba dramatized, AFTERNOON 12:00 NOON 2 THE 13 COLONIES "James Ogelthorpe of Geor-gia." II-CATHOLIC HOUR The Rome Eternal series No. 4.

"One Moment in Time," presents modern Rome. 12:30 P. M. 2 THE JEWISH HOLIDAY PROGRAM AH Thy Heart." II-UNCOMMON VALOR "Crowded st." 12:45 P. M.

2 SAFETY FILM Driving with Stop and Go. 1:00 P. M. 2 BISHOP SHEEN B'top S'-efn mies end philosophy in an informative talk. 1 1 TALES OF THE WEST 1:30 P.

M. 2-WE BELIEVE 1 1 TALES (Cont.) 1:45 P. M. II FOOTBALL WARMUP Lynn Chjdiois, former Ste er halfback, will be quest. 2:00 P.

M. 2 DATELINE SUNDAY With Ca-I Me 4-WTAE-TV DEDICATION PRO FOOTBALL Nev York G'ants vs. Baltimore Colts. Eh'b tinri came. 2:15 P.

M. 2 STEELWORKERS TV MEETING 2:30 P. 2 THEME OF THINGS A of a -r-i'sm. 4 PREMIERE PERFORMANCE "Pittsburgh," Marlene Dietrich, John Wayne, 1 1 FOOTBALL (Cont.) 3:00 P. M.

2-SPOTLIGHT "The Part Of A Nspacr Yoj Never See." A film visit to various departments of The Pittsburgh Preis sholnq hov story is born and how it gets into your nwpapr, 4 PREMIERE (Cont.) 1 1 FOOTBALL (Cont.) 13 CHILDREN'S HOUR A variety program for tha young se. 3:30 P. M. 2-A SALUTE TO FOOTBALL A preview of the 58-59 season. 4 PREMIERE (Cont.) 1 1 FOOTBALL (Cont.) 13 CHILDREN'S HOUR (Cont.) 4:00 P.

M. 2-SALUTE (Cont.) 4 PREMIERE (Cont.) 1 1 FOOTBALL (Cont.) 13 ATOMIC PRIMER The work of Democrituv falhr of atomic theory, is followed through a chemy and Leona'do da Vinci, to Gaiiiieo and John Da'ton. 4:30 P. M. J-SALUTE (Cont.) 4 COLLEGE NEWS CONFERENCE 1 1 FOOTBALL (Cont.) 13 PEOPLE ARE TAUGHT TO BE DIFFERENT man, on reaching tl limits of his efforts, se to solve his problem through God is to'd in modern dance as a visual medium, with original background music and ep.an-etory narration.

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losses were a grim 30 per cent. Channel 2. debut, though not a terriblv auspicious one. NORTHWEST PASSAGE, based on the famed Kenneth Roberts novel about Major Rogers' Rangers, has Keith Larsen in the role Spencer Tracy made famous. Larson is no Tracy, though the bloodletting of Indians and whites abke should make this popular with people who like' bloodletting.

It's in color if you happen to own a color set. Chapter one shows the Major out to destroy some uncouth Frenchmen. Channel 11. 8.9 This is the week STEVE ALLEN was saving his mustache for: A departure for Steve with the whole show a sort of musical comedy based on his trip to Europe. Naturally, Jayne will be along as will sister Audrey Meadows.

After this show, off goes that obtrusive Allen cookie -duster. Channel 11. Color. 10 10:30 "CHINA WAR OR PEACE?" A CBS News speciaal report on the Formosa and Far East crisis pre-empts "The $64,000 Challenge." Guy Searles, CBS Hong Kong correspondent, is now en route to New York from Formosa, to participate. The program will also include CBS Newsmen Howard K.

Smith as anchor man, along with White House Correspondent Rohert Pier-point. The broadcast will present the foremost available spokesmen from Government and military fields to speak for and against the Administration's China policy. Channel 2. 23rd Psalm Sung HOLLYWOOD Mahalia Jackson, the famous spiritual singer, will sing the 23rd Psalm in a funeral sequence in Universal-International's "Imitation of Life." BRAINS AND BRAWN. team contest of skill between champions.

Tonight: famous space authority WN.I.Y LEY competes on outer space with Vanguard rocket chief KURT STEHLING. U. S. Open champ TOMMY BOLT-teamed with Willy Ley-competes with SAM SNEAD-teamed with Kurt Stehling-in golf's most difficult shots. Starring JACK LESC0ULIE and FRED DAVIS, all Live from New York.

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