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ad THE PHILADELPHIA INQUIRER, MONDAY MORNING. OCTOBER 31. 1955 Attead The leqglrer't 2nd An. nnal "Do-lt-YokTself Shew, from November 7 12, ot Convention Hall. IS Television Programs for Today All Schedules Are Provided ly tit Stations, Whicl Are Primarily Reipouible for Taelr Acearicy-Monday, Oct 31, 1955 (Copyright.

liSS. Tk Philadelphia Inquirer) the confusion of an already ove-complicated quiz show whose girr-micks don't cover up the fact that it's basicaily lacking In real excitement. By DANIEL RICIIMAV I -1 "i Screen in TV Back to Police Post TALKING to Sgt. Barney Arluck backstage at Tree Saturday evening after he failed to snare the $100,000 Jackpot on -1! GArfield 3-7100 Complete Oil Earner Service peasant sentenced to death. Richard Green stars.

12 PLAYHOUSE. "Night Eeat." 7:45 3-8 NEWS. John C. Sway. 8:00 TV READER'S DIGEST.

Cbannel 3 WPTZ-TV Channel 6 WFIL-TV Channel 8 WCAL, Lancaster Channel 10 WCAU-TV Channel 12 WPFH, Wilmington iS uuiuiuc, wc ttiicu wnemer ne planned to put in for a vacation or pven a rnnnl nt rrr Don't carry cash! 12 convenient Bank offices', PLASTIC PLATES EAST CREDIT URMS IN SMS 'lCLb I MARKET IMA 7-12(1 Morning 6:43 3 THOUGHT FCR TODAY. 6:45 3 FARM MART, WEATHER. 3 NEWS. With Pat Landoi. 7:00 10 MORNING SHOW.

Van ety, with Dick Van Dyle. 3-8 TODAY. Dave Garroway. 7:25.3 TODAY IN PHILA. 8 WEATHER.

Nelson Sears. 10 WEATHER. 7:30 10 MORNING SHOW. 3-8 TODAY. Dave Garroway.

7:55 3 TODAY. With Pat Landon. 8 CALENDAR OF EVENTS. 10 MISTER AND MISSUS. 1:00 10 NEWS AND SPORTS.

3-8 TODAY. Dave 8:05 10 MISTER AND MISSUS. 8:25 3 TODAY. With Pat Landon. 8 SPORTS REVEILLE.

8:30 6 ROMPER ROOM. For the every bit of help, publicity-wise or any other way, that It can get, since it Just isnt a good program fundamentally, and all the tinkering with it only makes it worse. The new one-easy-question-or-two-hard-ones twist that was added Saturday merely compounded Hopelessly Herd cf Hearing? Remarkable new Maico Monarch makes it possible for most eases considered hopeless HEAR AGAIN See if at MAICO of PEHNA. 1518 Walnut St. Phoni PE 5-5875 I SOth A.VMVf RSABI FLOOR COVERING 'ANT Used Piano far CAtU "SKILLFULLY REMOVED" FOR SALE CHEAP I or HO 8-8764 820 S.

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FROM KITCHEN DOOR. CINDERELLA WEEKEND. MATINEE. "Underdog." BANDSTAND. Bob Horn hosts teen dsnce -arty.

SEARCH FOR TOMORROW. Dramatic Serial. ART LINKLETTER. Fun. TODAY WITH KAY.

HERE'S JACK WILSON. NEWS. NBC MATINEE THEATER. Live series cf hour-long drj-mas, in color, begins today. "Beginning Now." by J.

P. Marquand, stars Louis Hay-ward as father who encourages sen jn belief he can do ro wnong. Frances Reid and Philip Boumeuf also in cast. John Conto is best. THE BIG PAYOFF.

GRADY AND HURST. 10-8 12 3:30 8 10 4:00 10 3-8 4:15 3 10-8 4:30 3 10-8 4:45 3 5:00 6 3 8 10 Variety, comedy and guests. to be announced. BOB CROSBY. Va'rie'y BRIGHTER DAY.

Seriaf. DATE WITH LIFE. Serial. FIRST LOVE. Series.

SECRET STORM. Seriaf. MR. SWEENEY. Comedy.

ON YOUR ACCOUNT. MODERN ROMANCES. MICKEY MOUSE CLUB. "Border Collie," cartoons. PINKY LEE.

Variety. SLAPSTICK THEATER. Film. AUTRY. ROGERS THEA-TER.

Gene Autry in "Down Mexico Way." HOUSE PARTY. 5:15 8 5:30 3-8 HOWDY DOODY. Color. Evening 6:00 6 TV NEWSREEL Frank Hall. NEW TIME' 2:00 8 10 12 2:30 6 8 10 2:45 8 2:50 3 2:55 12 3:00 3 tots, with Miss Claire.

3-8 TODAY. Davo Garroway. 10 NEWS. Bill Campbell. 8:35 10 MISTER AND MISSUS.

Cranes' Kiddie Korner. 8:55 3 MR. RIVETS. Caoerj. 8 REGIONAL NEWS.

:00 3 LET SCOTT DO IT. Alan Scott, music conversation. 8 COLLEGE OF AIR. Vocational guidance: "What are the liberal arts?" 10 JACK VALENTINE. Songs.

:05 10 MISTER AND MISSUS. 1:30 6 MORNING THEATER. "Campus Sleuth." Freddie Stewart and June Preisser. 10 JUNIOR HI-JINX. 8 HYMNS OF FAITH.

Organ. 9:45 8. STORIES OF JESUS. 9:55 10 NEWS. With Gene Crane.

i ST Pil Bad jet Tims Men. Mire Sot. 'til Wd. 'HI Originally of Faijunk Ave. 10:00 10 GARRY MOORE SHOW.

IU White python is guest. 3-8 DING DONS SCHOOL. Dr. Frances Horwich. 10:30 10 ARTHUR GODFREY TIME.

3-8 SEARCH FOR BEAUTY. Ern Westmoro malteup tips. 10:45 6 FOR RHYTHM. Program for 11:00 6 FITAS A FIDDLE. Remedial MOUNTAIN VAlirr WATEI Stlatlatn Kiiiyi-Bldo Eliaisatu Marafii WutM HfttnUm Uric At if Aid OEIICIOUS Mill a It comet from Not Spmgi, Arfcen.ee Free Oelivery phone Nowl Writ Phono 10 7-1460 Mountain Volley Walor 1901 San.om Phila.

1 Alb for Free Pamphlets FEEBLESS-s LAUNDRY FIATWORX IRONED WEARING APPAREL DRIED 8 lbs. $1.25 ADDITIONAL POUNDS 10c FLATWORK IRONED 25 Pieces $1.80 APDITIONAl PIECES ONLY 7c SHIRTS lie EXTRA Dry Cleaning 99c SUITS 8 PLAIN DRESSES PUGS SHAMPOOED 9x12 $4.00 CITY HOWARD OXFORD STS. NE4-43C0 'The Archer-Sheo Case.J uniusTiy accused ot steeling, 13-year-cld cadet's dismissal becomes cause ceV bre in England. Sir Cedric Hardwicke. Henry Daniell, Christopher Cook in cast.

3 CAESAR'S HOUR. Sid Caesar end "Commuter" find you can't please eyery. 10-8 BURNS AND ALLEN. Grade becomes bookshop salesgirl to push George's autobiography, Love Her. That's Why." 8J0 4 CONCERT.

Thomas L. Thomas, baritone. Howard Barlow conducts orchestra 10-8 TALENT SCOUTS. Arthur Godfrey emcees contest. 6 FOOTBALL FILM.

Notre Dame vs. Navy. NOTRE DAME FOOTBALL Notre Dame vs. Navy resortr by I. Paint Store P.

M. Channel 0 M. A Wfll-TV MEDIC. "When Mama Says Jump." Story of 17-year-cid boy with acne end emo- tional prob'ems. I LOVE LUCY.

Lucy pulls emergency cord on train. BOXING. Preliminaries. MEDICAL HORIZONS. "Hot Box." Effects cf heat and cold on body.

Experiments at St. Louis Univ. School of Medicine. ROBERT MONTGOMERY. "In a Foreign City." Man is last to realize he's a bluff.

John Hudson stars. DECEMBER BRIDE. Lily's a "shoplifter" through newspaper picture mixup. CAMERA 4. "The Lilac Bush" is hacked away by mother after young son's death.

Ruth Roman and Marilyn Erskine star. STUDIO ONE. "Split Level." Tender love story of 65-year-old neighbors in modern suburb. BOXING. Welterweights: Danny Giovanelli vs.

Paola Melis, 10 rounds. HIGHWAY PATROL Two criminals "kidnap" electronic computing machine. Broderick Crawford pursues them in helicopter. I SPY. "The Redl Story." Austrien Intelligence chief changes course of First World War by giving top secret to Russia.

STUMP YOUR NEIGHBOR. Quiz, with Dave Brandt. NEWS. Hal Woodard. SPORTS.

Tom Moorehead EAGLES GAME OF THE 10-8 12 9:30 6 3-8 10 10:00 6 10 12 10:30 6 10:45 12 10:50 6 12 WEEK. Film: Phila. vs. Pittsburgh Steelers. WRESTLING.

Mat stars. NEWS. With Taylor Grant. NEWS. With Robert Zeller.

NEWS. With John Facenda. SPORTS SPOT. Jack Pyle. REGIONAL NEWS.

WEATHER. Phil Sheridan. WEATHER. With Judy Lee. MEDIC.

See 9 P. M. listing. SPORTS. Jack Whitaker.

LES PAUL A MARY FORD. TONIGHT IN PHILA. THAT MAN McMAHON. TONIGHT. Steve Allen.

Rose Mackenberg, Houdini colleaaue, is guest. FOLLOW THAT MAN. 11:00 3 8 10 3 8 10 3 8 10 3 3 10 3 RCA VICTOR TV NEWSREEL physical education. 3 HOME. Theodore Rousseau, Metropolitan Museum cf Art curator, begins two-week series on art masterpieces.

Neckline in women's apparel compared to chang ing times. Medical news. 8 BRIGWTCO nAV c. 0 V. a i IP 11:15 6 UNIVERSITY OF AIR.

rL tre of Japan and China. 8 VALIANT LADY. Serial. 11:30 10-8 STRIKE IT RICK. cW 11:35 6 UNIVERSITY OF THE AIR.

up to and and missing out on the biggest quiz prize in video history. "Vacation? echoed the veteran 43-year-old Brooklyn policeman. "Why, no, I wouldat ask for one now, especially not after winning the $50,000 last week. No, I've got a tour of duty at midnight tonight, just like always. Even if he'd won the ton monrv a victory that would have made him a truly national figure, he still wouia nave started that tour of duty four hours later, "just like always." Barney Ariuck is that kind of guy.

Which makes it a double shame that he met hia match in the really tough question that climaxed his four appearances as the first contestant on NBC's new attempted answer to CBS-TV's "$64,000 Question. i A RLUCK. on the New York po-1 lice force for IT years, holds a law detrree from Brooklvn Tjw School, but his knowledge of legal history was not quite up to that of Associate Justice William O. Douglas, of the U. S.

Supreme Court. Douglas prepared and wrote the A CrUies Choice For Tonight "The Archer-Shee Case," by Alexander Woollcott, starring Sir Cedrie Hardwicke, on "TV Reader's Digest," Channel 6, 8 P. M. quesion that triDDed the sereeant and was supposed to read it on the program in a live remote pickup irom Washington. But the justice Dowea out at the last moment.

Arluck had no beefs about the Question, and correctly answered me iitst, part wnen he identined the "ordeal" that 13th century defendants underwent if they refused to plead guilty or not guilty as nara ana sustained cunishment. But he came a croDuer when hr said tnat it was according to a judicial decision that tudzes later required to enter a not guilty plea ior aeienaants reiusing to plead. Actually, it was Congress in 1790 that ordered judges to plead for defendants. ARNEY termed it a "fair" cues. Jj tion which he might have been able to answer if "I were practicing law." But even thoueh he missed He's still some $28,000 richer, after taxes, man he was when he and "The Big Surprise" both were introduced a month ago.

Although visibly (and natural! disappointed that Barney failed to sro the "route, his wifp PranriK who hails from West Philadelphia and still has her family there-told us, "I thinfc he did very well getting as far as he did. The Arlucks will spend part of the $50,000 prize buying a house, possibly on Long and will invest the rest of it to finance the education of their three sons, Billy, 13; Gregory, 7, and Robert, 21 months. Barney recently took the examinations for police lieutenant, but won't know how he made out for a couple of months. He's too levelheaded to make any rash long-range predictions, but he was sure of one thing: "My boys are not go ing to Decome policemen when they grow up." 0 0 IF THE Arlucks were understandably disaDDointed that Bam didn't quite make it, they had plenty of company at NBC. The network's brass had been hoping that the sergeant would knock ntr the $100,000 just as much as he had been.

For if he had. "The Bis Rnmris would have been established as a snow on a par with "The $64,000 Question" in national interest. As the winner of the greatest sum ever given awav in radio or tv Barney and the program would have received page-one nublicitv la 6:00 P. M. 12 Mid.

locoT, National and International Now on film resorted by FRANK HALL CHANNEL ADVT 3 FUN HOUSE. Comedies. 8 SUPERMAN. Melodrama. 10 THE ADVENTURER.

12 THE FIRST SHOW. Film: "Prisoner of Japan." 6:10 WEATHER. Francis Davis. 6:15 6 GENE AUTRY. Turns rob-ber to win trust of outlaw.

6:20 10 NEWS. John Facenda. 6:25 10 MR. FIXIT. With Earl Selby 6:30 3 AWARD THEATER.

"Peck's Bad Boy with the Circus." Tommy Kelly stars. 8 SPORTS. Dave Brandt. 10 THACHER LONGSTRETH. Republican for Mayor.

6:40 8 WEATHERMAN. 6:45 6 RANGE RIDER. Foils plot to get oil properties. 8 WORLD NEWS. Jim Cox.

10 NEWS. Doug'as Edwards. 6:55 8 REGIONAL NEWS. 12:03 "Management Workshop." Penna. State University.

Affernoon CHIEF HALFTOWM. 3 8 TENNESSEE ERNIE SHOW. TELEVISION FARMER. VALIANT LADY. Serial.

10 12 MUSICAL BOX. Film shorts. It's Hallowe'en again, and "trick or treat" eets the day'a tempo ior the younger eet. We of "Bandstand" ctnciaHy cekbrated Saturday evening at the New Carmen and Willow Grove dances. One personal ioctr.nt..

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1 can use my car af in, I promise no recrimmanor.s. Not only that but I'll also give back hli Iront-doer knob Joan Gargale, and Harry Mann, the winners oi cur ntest- wiU awarded their tre bles cn "Band-stand this Friday We were pretty busy cn the phone this week hearing from our friends appearing around the country. Nat "King-Cole is bound for Hollywood and a new record ng session aftof wowing them, in New York, and Joni James let know how excited Are My Lov mQSh reCWd DWn 1 leP'" and "Yoa "BANDSTAND'S PARADE OF inTS" "Philo Vance's Gamble." Alan Curtis, Terry Austin. 3 FEATHER YOUR NEST. 8 WORLD-NEWS.

10 SEARCH FOR TOMORROW. Dramatic serial. 12 CARTOON rARWiVAl 8 NEWS. Frank Wha'en. 10-8 GUIDING LIGHT.

Serial. 3 MY LITTLE MARGIE. Vern's gift of stock to Margie vital in market A ai ivar 8 10 12 3 JACK PAAR. Variety. HOMEMAKER'S NOTEBOOK.

Marian Kemp. WILD WEST CINEMA. PLAYHOUSE. "Cha'rlie Chan at the Olympics." Lady steals secret radio-control airplane device. Warner Oland stars.

LOVE STORY. Jack Smith. FEATURES FOR WOMEN. 11:10 12 NEWS. Hal Woodward.

7:00 8 FATHER KNOWS BEST. "The Big Test." 10 SUPERMAN. "In Exile." Nuclear explosion makes Superman radioactive. 12 PANORAMA. Variety.

7:15 6 JOHN DALY. News. 7:25 3 NEWS. With Taylor Grant. 12 TIME OUT FOR SPORTS.

7:30 6 TOPPER. "The Hypnotist." Convenient ghosts aid Topper with irksome visitor. 3-8 TONY MARTIN. Songs. 10 ROBIN HOOD.

"A Guest 12:40 12:45 TONIGHT 6:30 WCAU-TV CHANNZL 10 1:30 SPONSORED AND PAID FOE BT LoagstreU for Major Comm. "ft THACHER LONGSTRETH 11:15 These are five popular eongi we 1. "Zindy lou" "Autumn Leaves" "All At Once You Love Her" "Crow Of Gold" 2. 3. 4.

S. "Moments To Rememker" 11:20 11:25 TRT 11:30 10-8 1:50 6 for the Gallows." Disguised as butcher, Robin saves Lowest Priced TV! Man in the Iron Car." Mike drives armored truck, With diamonds, into ambush. TONIGHT. Varety. SPORTS.

Bill Phieffer. TV NEWSREEL Frank Hall. NEWS. John Facenda. PLAYHOUSE.

"Mr. Ace." political drama. George Raft end Sylvia Sidney. LATE SHOW. "Brandy for the Parson." Couple on yachting holiday get involved with smugglers.

WEATHER. Francis Uavis. BEULAH. Hattie McDaniel, "Donnie Goes to Work." WANTED PERSONS. MY DREAM GIRL New local, live program with lovely Tove Christensen.

STRANGE EXPERIENCES. THOUGHT FOR TOMORROW. Rev. Alvin Butt 10 hepe the Southern High seniors had an enjoyable clast-trip to Washington, D. C.

last Friday. These trips or always among the more memorable events cf high school social Roseann Melino will bring a group cf fans from Riverside, 11. J. to WFIL-TV for "Eandsfand" tomorrow Ed Curry, the pt rsonaLle young singer, tells us he is planning a swing through the midwest to promote his r.ew Dollyanna record "It's Just A Matter Of Time." Ed reportedly has recently signed a long-term rx rsonal management contract with Ray Jackson. Any truth to this rumor Ed' We're happy to hear that Phyllis Shiriely and eon cf the "Band, standers" fiom Fair less Hil will be down to join us cn Channel 6 Friday.

-BANDSTAND'S CRYSTAL BALL" We thir.k you'll like these new records: 1. "Sixteen Tons" Johnny Desmond, and Ernie Tord 2. "You Gotta Give" Ala8 DaI, 3. looking Glass" 8unny CaI, Ee looking for you each weekday afternoon at 2:13 cn See You on the "Bandstand." Sincerely Bob Horn 12:05 Market 12:10 12:15 12:45 hatterin 1:00 1:05 1:10 exceeding any "$64,000 winner previously. And "The Big Surprise needs Prices believe are tops around here: The CWmee Jf ogtr Williams parry Come pata pa four Lade "1 1 A i 7 Li 10:30 5 creen America's on WE TAKE TRADES 3 ConvenInt 2 -OA" PM II il II lli i 131 Irt! il a r3 i mm DELIVERY AND IXSTALLATION $19 Sunday 'til 10 P.

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