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Kraft Prize GLEiSON APARTMENT: You Just Wouldn't Believe It MORNING 7:53 A. M. i SERMONETTI 8:00 A. M. 1 SADDLE BUSTERS 8:30 A.

M. -COWBOY CORRAL 9:00 A. M. 2- HANS CHRISTIAN ANDERSEN -ACTION THEATER f-COWSOY CORRAL (CoaL) 9:30 A. M.

1- TEXAS RANGERS "Tha Shooting of Sam Bass." A noted desperado rum to t-bl wi'lh the remnanb of hrt gang when he tries to reiom. 6-CARTGON CAPERS -THEATER (Cont.) 9CAPTAIN KANGAROO 10:00 A. M. 2 CISCO KID Cisco, disguised as the fictional Black Terror, vainly tries to join the Barton Brothers' outlaw gang in order to bring them to jui- 6. -HOWDY DOODY 9-KANGAROO lCont.

10:30 A. M. 2 9 -MIGHTY MOUSE 4. I MARRIED JOAN 11:00 A.M. 2, 6, FURY "farthquaie." 9WINKY DINK 7:00 P.

M. 2 BOLD JOURNEY 6 SAN FRANCISCO BEAT "Pilot. Rewrite." 7 FORD THEATER Jack Carson stats as en American in Paris who runt into trouble with black marketeer, "Paris Edition." Valerie French end John Beradino ere featured. 9 BOB CUMMINGS Bob Collins, using the trust money given him by Grandpa, buys a plane and then remembers that he can't use the money until he is married. 16 BAR 16 7:30 P.

M. 2 SPORTS SPECIAL 6. PEOPLE ARE FUNNY 9 BUCCANEERS 'The Wasp," in which Dan Tempest is stung by a teen-age pirate who brings about Dani capture by the ruthless Black-beard. 16 BAR 16 (Cont.) 7:45 P.M. 2 FILM 8:00 P.

M. 2. 6. PERRY COMO (Color) Tonight's guests are Pearl Bailey and actor Rory Calhoun. 9.

16 JACKIE GLEASON 8:30 M. 2, 6. -COMO (Cont.) 9, 16 GLEASON (Cont.) 9:00 M. 2, 6, -SID CAESAR 9 OH SUSANNA Ga'e Storm, as Susan Pomeroy, social director on a luxury liner, visits Scotland and helps settle a fetid 'between two dans, in "Bonnie Lassie." 16 ARMCHAIR THEATER "Something in the City." 9:30 P. M.

2. 6, CAESAR (Cont.) 9 UNEXPECTED 16 THEATER (Cont.) 10:00 P. M. 2. 6.

GEORGE GOBEL Guests are Fess Parker end vo-' calist Helen O'Connell. 9 GUNSMOKE 16 MASQUERADE PARTY 10:30 P. M. 2, 6, HIT PARADE 9 TED MACK 16 TRAVEL 11:00 P. M.

2 science fiction theater 6 Fabian of Scotland yard "No Alibi." Inspector Fabian puzzles out the problem of whether or not a man" could commit a crime at the time he was locked in prison cell. THE VISE 'Sing Softly Sister." Mark Saber is called in by a wealthy British industrialist who insists his beautiful young wife has been kidnaped. 9 TED MACK (Cont.) 6 SIGN OFF 11:30 P. M. 2 NEWS 6 CINEMA SIX "Wing and Prayer," with Don Ameche, Dana Andtews, Charles Bickford end Sir Cedric Harde-wicke.

7- PRO FOOTBALL HIGHLIGHTS 9 CONRAD NAGEL "Contents Unlabeled." 11:35 P. M. 2 THEATER "Too Late for Tears," starring Lizabeth Scott and Arthur Kennedy. 12:00 A. M.

7 MILLION DOLLAR MOVIE "Immediate Disaster," Marring Patricia Neal. 9 TRI-STATE THEATER "Hard Rock Harrigan," with George O'Brien. 12:40 A. M. 2 FINAL EDITION 6 NEWS; SIGN OFF 12:50 A.

M. bminees Named Jda Those EJiqihh For iSO.000 AWard UK playwrights, whose original TV plays were nominated for the $50,000 Kraft Television Theater Playwright's Award in the third quarter of the, ward year are all professional writers of considerable experience. In contrast to the writers named in previous award periods, many of whom earn their living at jobs far removed from writing, Harry Muheim, Paul Monash, and Bob Crean -all third quarter nominees are full time writers. Harry Muheim, whose Kraft com edy-melodrama "Bedroom Twelve on the A a I a hian Waterfall" starred Klliot Nugent, actually received a Guggenheim Award Fellowship the day his play was sold to Kraft Mr. has been an Instructor In the Drama Department at New York University since 1019.

He is the author of six other produced TV plays and of many published short stories. Mr. Muheim Is a native of San Francisco and a graduate of Stanford University. New Yorkborn Paul Monash, author of Kraft's doe-umentary-Jike drama of juvenile delinquency, "Boy in a Cage," held a few jobs after he was graduated from the University of Wisconsin, before turning to writing. Mr.

Monash capitalized for a short time on his experience on the Wisconsin boxing" team and fought professionally for 17 fights. An M. degree at Columbia followed ihe end of his boxing career and then served in Europe and the Pacific wiih the O.S.S. His writing credits start in 1930 with radio P'ays, a Scribner-published novel "How Brave We Live," many TV plays, and finally "Boy in a Cage" which makes him eligible for the $50,000 Kraft award. Bob Crean's first produced play "Anna Santo-nelln" starring Eileen Heck-art was produced on Kraft Television Theater at the end of the third quarter, f'rean has been a newspaperman since he was 18.

The three olavs loin seven TV originals from the first two quarters of the award year which ends Oct. 31. Announced purpose of the award is to give proper recognition for distinguished achievement in the field of dramatic television writing. The previous nominations are "Good Old Charley Faye," "Snapfinger Creek," 'Taper -Foxhole." "Numbpr Four With Flowers," "My Lady Ruth," "The Sears Girls," and "The Devil as a Roaring Lion." "'JlfWWjffW 4NWK THIS IS A COP? Valeria French, appropriately named for her role, is seen posing as a Paris gendarme for her Ford Theater role this week. Entitled "Paris Edition," it will be seen on Channel 7 at 7:00 p.

m. Saturday. 4:45 P. M. 6 OPERATION SUCCESS 7 MEET THE CHAMPION 5:00 P.

M. 2 WYATT EARP Wyatt Earp faces the grim reali- ty that a man in his profession has no right to take a wife, in "Wvatt's Love Affair." 9 WIRE SERVICE Trans-Glove press service reporter Catherine Wells, portrayed by Mercedes McCam-bridge, attempts to trace an eye-witness to a homicide in 7 BOWLING 1 6 TEST PATTERN 5:15 P. M. 6 CHRISTOPHERS 5:30 P. M.

2WHAT'S MY L'lNE 7 BOWLING (Cont.) 9 WIRE SERVICE (Cont.) 5:45 P. M. 6 STUDIO 6 EVENING 6:00 P. M. 2 THIS IS YOUR LIFE 7 BREAK THE BANK 9-LASSIE Trying to impress a girl with their bravery, Jeff and Porky attempt foolhardy stunts and seriously injure Pokey, the basset hound, in "The Transfusion." 6:15 P.

M. 6 BUCCANEERS 6:30 P. 2 NEWS 9 ROY ROGERS SPORTS 6:45 M. 2 FIELD AND STREAM 6. 16 MEET THE CHAMPIONS 9 SPORTS ALBUM Irrf I Terraces Offer Sensational View Of New York By Faye Emerson TV Graphic Writer OUR fearless reporter went up to talk to Jackie Gleason in his penthouse the other afternoon, and gills, you wouldn't believe it! To begin with, its enormous terraces overlook the most sensational view of Central Park and skyline that I have- ever seen.

But It's when you Faye Emerson step inside that you're bowled over. At least, I was. None of that tweed and paneling bit for "The Greatest." Every where you look there is velvet, brocade and satin, ail in brilliant colors that somehow relate to each other, elegant Chinese screens, beautiful porcelains, etc. After a little refreshment to tide me over this initial shock, Jackie said, "Baby, you ain't sn nothing yet!" And he was right, I was tl( vi shown the bedroom of tne master. Actually it ws more like I was presennsl to it, it's 'that fancy.

Vciuh velvet draped, my dear the whole room, including the bed. I got a mental picture of Ralph Cramden in that bed and got the worst case of giggles I've had in years. All this elegance doesn't seem' to affect our boy's way of life, however. The place was a madhouse. People were streaming in and out very few out, actually i press, and quite a few I never did identify.

4 What was the occasion for all this action and hilarity? Why, kiddies, it's just the usual quiet afternoon over at Jackie Gleason's. 'Odyssey' Sponsored A new CBS-made series is "Odyssey," which will tell the story of "Man's adventures through the ages." The American Association of Museums is co-operating in these hour-long live telecasts which will' get started early next year. FM WAVE LENGTHS (Megacycles) vVJAS 99.1 KDKA 92.9 vVKJF 93.7 WWSW 94.5 JVDVQ 91-5 Stations reserve the right to change programs. See your daily Press listings (or last-minute information October 14, 1956 TV Fa; II 11:30 A. M.

2 BUFFALO BILL JR. "The Black Ghost," a notorious outlaw, is bestod by Buffalo Bill and his kid si-er, Calamity, when the crook schemes to grab some land unlawfully. 6 JOHNNY COONS UNCLE HARRY'S SHOW 9 JUNIOR AUCTION AFTERNOON 12:00 P. M. 2 BIG TOP 6 COWBOY THEATER UNCLE HARRY (Cont.) 9 NINETEEN TIME 12:30 P.

M. 2 BIS TOP (Cont.) 6 THEATER (Cont.) U'L RASCALS 1:00 P. M. 2 LONE RANGER "Damsels in Distress." The Lone Ranger dons a disguise te catch a European criminal and save three young ladies from dangerous situation. 6 MR.

WIZARD 7TOWN AND COUNTRY 9-OUTDOORS CLUB 1:15 P. M. 9 WRESTLING 1:30 P. M. 2-SKY KING "Rustlers on Wheels." 6 FILM 7 WARM-UP 9 WRESTLING (Cont.) 1:45 M.

4, 6 FOOTBALL Syracuse vs. Army. 2:00 P. M. 2-WILD BILL HICKOK 6, 16 FOOTBALL (Cont.) 9 FOOTBALL ROUNDUP 2:30 M.

2 ANNIE OAKLEY 6, 7, 16 FOOTBALL (Cont.) 9 ROUNDUP (Cont.) 3:00 P. M. 2-KAISER-ALUMINUM HOUR "Carnival," drama of a girl who mukt choose between her father and fiance when both are suspected of robberies in a touring carnival. 4i 7, 6 FOOTBALL (Cont.) 9ROUNDUP (Cont.) 3:30 P. M.

2-KAISER (Cont.) 6, 16 FOOTBALL (Cont.) 9ROUNDUP (Cont.) 4:00 M. 2 GRAND OLE OPRY 6, 16 FOOTBALL (Cont.) 9ROUNDUP (Cont.) 4:30 M. 2-JANE WYMAN "Two Sides to Everything." 16 LITTLE PLAYHOUSE 9ROUNDUP (Cont.) 2-SWING SHIFT THEATER "Earl of Puddlesfone," th Jamfcs Gleason. The Pittsburgh Prcsi. Sunday,.