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PAGE FOURTEEN SECTION THE ARIZONA DAILY STAR SUNDAY, MAY 5, I96J TV Highlights TV Drama 'Outlaws' Comedians Commercials Biggest TV Gripe' With Coleen Dewhurst and CBS Prompts Study Of Viewing Habits Bv DICK CASEY Star TV Writer The biggest complaint of the television viewer is those long commercials. An example is the one Action shows are the favorites followed by the variety programs and although many people complain about not having more educational type shows, they seldom watch them when they are made available, the study shows. And getting back to those commercials, 43 per cent of the people interviewed in the survey would like to have television without commercials which is like saying let's put out a newspaper and sell it for nothing. When it comes to news, the viewers almost overwhelmingly said that newsnaners which crops up late at night when you're about to fall asleep where the local sponsor tells you that if you don't want to buy a chair or a living room set then why don't CASEY give the most complete pic Henry Jones (4). "Candid Camera" The highlight is a discussion between Allen Funt and a four-year-old with large, lustrous eyes who says she is Mrs.

Jones. She tells Funt that when she makes "good things for dinner, my husband goes crazy over me" (13). 9 p.m. "Checkmate" Cartoonist Steve Margate created a highly successful character named O'Hara and he wishes he'd never thought of him. Guest is Mickey Rooney (4).

9:30 p.m. "Close Up" This half-hour film examines the smog problem in London and what's being done about it. Oscar Rose narrates 0). LATE MOVIES 10:15 p.m. "Berlin Express" A good melodrama about a battle of wits between Allied representatives in Europe and a murderous group of fanatics seeking to prevent the unification of Germany (1949).

Stars Merle Oberon, Robert Ryan and Paul Lukas (4). "The Star" A well-made soap opera about a fading movie queen who finds love but goofs up trying a comeback (1953). Starring Bette Davis and Sterling Hayden (13). 10:30 p.m. "Roar of the Crowd" A story with an auto-racing background about a race driver and his girl who urges him to quit racing and then changes her mind (1953).

Stars Howard Duff and Hel-ene Stanley (9). By VAL ADAMS 1M New York Times News Service NEW YORK, May 4 Art Carney will star in "The Last Comedian," an original television play about a society of the future in which laughter and comedians have been outlawed. It will be staged by "Du Pont Show of the Week" Sunday, June 2, from 10 to 11 p.m. over the NBC network. Lewis Freedman, producer, said the script had been submitted by Ernestine Barton, a 27-year-old native of San Diego, who had not previously written for television.

In the on-the-air authorship credit, Miss Barton's name will be linked with James Ambandos, associate producer, who assisted Miss Barton in revising the script. Locale for happenings in "The Last Comedian" are not identified geographically, Freedman said. He added: "Art Carney will portray a comedian in a future period when comedy has been banned. It is against the law to make people laugh. This last comedian is a fugitive going from town to town and giving black market performances." Miss Barton, who moved to New York from San Diego after selling her first television script, is now at work on another TV drama.

you go get a can of beer, kick the dog or grease the car. It's not quite that bad, but it's this type (and length) of commercial that is the biggest ture or trie news wnen compared to TV (amen). As for today's viewing fare, their is one show which should DromDt a eood sharp The first of a two-parter entitled "Sammy, the Way-Out Seal." It's a delightful show, telling of the efforts of a pair youngsters to hide a seal they have found injured on the beach. The seal was picked from the San Diego Zoo when he passed an audition by reacting well to hand signals (4). 6 p.m.

"Ed Sullivan" Ella Fitzgerald headlines Ed's show along with comedian Jackie Mason, Guy Marks and Kay Stevens (13). 7 p.m. "Sunday Night Movie" This is a repeat of "Tiger Bay," a suspense classic which introduced the delightful Hayley Mills to the screen. (9). "Bonanza" There's an eerie quality to the show's study of a psychotic killer, more openly known as the "Thunder Man" because he sells nitroglycerine.

Simon Oakland gives a good performance as the smiling killer, but the plot never really blasts off (4). 7:30 p.m. "G.E. True" The first of a two-parter which is destined for future European release as a movie. It concerns the efforts of two Czech patriots to assassinate Herr Reichsprotector Rein-hard Heydrich, one of Hitler's most heinous henchmen.

The plot to 'assassinate him led to the extermination of the town of Lidice. Heydrich is portrayed by Kurt Krueger (13). 8 p.m. "Du Pont Show" Wealthy Karen Holt accidentally runs down the woman her husband is secretly involved with and her cheating spouse persuades her to keep the accident from police. curriculum, prepared by the United Church of Christ for the use of various age groups in Sunday schools, will be examined (13).

11 a.m. "Baseball" The Pittsburgh Pirates meet the Los Angeles Dodgers at Forbes Field. Bob Wolff and Joe Garagiola narrate (4). 11:15 a.m. "Baseball" Baltimore Orioles and the Detroit Tigers clash at Tiger Stadium.

Dizzy Dean and Pee Wee Reese are on hand (13). 1:30 p.m. "Golf" Top golfers compete at the Desert Inn Country Club in Las Vegas. The last four holes of the 11th annual Tournament of Champions will be telecast live. (4).

2:30 p.m. "Take Two" Alumni Fund has sunk into the vast wasteland to be replaced by this program, a game show in which two sets of non celebrities try to match pictures. The winning teams meet each other until one is bloody but unbowed. Don McNeill is host (9). 4 p.m.

"Meet the Press" Cincinnati Police Chief Stanley M. Schrotel, president of the International Assn. of Chiefs of Police, is interviewed (4). "Twentieth Begins a series of repeats with "The Siege of Malta," one of the epics of World War II. The amazing tale of fortitude is told through old films and new interviews of those who were there.

Walter Cronki'e narrates (13). 4:30 p.m. "Bold Journey" Louis Huber of Seattle narrates films of his visit to Alaska's Little Diomede island (4). 5:30 p.m. "Walt Disney" gripe, according to a compre hensive study or American viewing habits and how they feel about the media.

of the local TV audience. Beginning at 9 a.m. KGUN-TV will present a live three-hour local show in celebration of Cinco De Mavo Mpvirn's Results of the study, Independence Day. Featured prompted by CBS, are told in a recently-released book entitled "The People Look at in mis special telecast will be traditional Mexican dances. Television." Some of the find Heydrich "Czech-Mated1 ings are interesting.

What is termed the most ambitious project in religious television will be presented For one thine, 60 per cent of the people questioned said Kurt Kreuger, left, portrays Reinhard Heydrich, sent by Hitler to crush the resistance movement in Nazi-occupied Czechoslovakia, whose assassination by Czech patriots brings reprisals of unspeakable terror and death, in "Heydrich," a two-part factual dramatization on "General Electric True," beginning today at 7:30 p.m. on Channel 13. Jack Webb hosts and narrates. today by "The Catholic Hour" the first of four one-hour programs to be shown on consecutive Sundays (Channel 4 10:30 a.m.). The series is a four-Dart Mountain Climbing? Fill your knapsack with that television was the greatest development in the last 20 years.

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