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THE PHILADELPHIA INQUIRER. THURSDAY MORftlKG. JULY 1. 1965 30 a tv Bef to Switch to WFIL-TV i i lK ft. Philadelphia BEGINNING Monday, WFIL-TV (of the ABC network) "Community Salute" on both'planned by NBC for 19R6-67.

IJames," "The Loner," got "Dan-TV (Saturdays, 6:30 P. and Another future possibility Is iel Boone" to guide him to "Pey- radio. This week' alute is to "Rosie, the Rolls Royce," a ton Place" but got "Lost in' Phoenlxville. situation comedy. It would be in Space" and took a "Voyage to Purchase of a show from an-he same EaraRe NBC as the Bottom of the Sea." other network is allowable un-ext season's "My Mother, the! der an FCC regulation when the Car," in which the voice of AnnJ 'ew York network's prime affiliate will be heard in the title: picks up NBC's daily game show, "I'll Bet," at 12:30 P.

M. Channel 6 will also carry NBC News, with Ray Scherer, at clines the program. Little used role. QIX NBC News specials will At the Arcadia Slapstick Combined With Sex in Adult Comedy, 'Pussycat' Comedy is a wonderful thing, a beneficent thing, a cure for all ills, but like many another wonder drugs it can produce strange side effects if taken out of prescription. Which is what happens In H'orM.

Brill 1Iiri Pussycat?" the weird melange of slapstick, sex fi i I and psychological rambling Murder bives rneA at the One side effect: We were I A i ready (o stop laughing long he- Kntich Artrpc mvie nd rest uMIIJM rVMVJJ of it was down hill. O'TOOLE MISPLACED until recently, the regulation "Bonanza" stars will help replace nbu "bunaay" has been employed more by swear in 50 new members of the lnis summer. The first on July' UHF stations. In fact, WIBF-'Air Force, grouped as "The 11 Ul11 be Davifl Brinkley's visit TV, which already takes sev-lBonanza Flight," Tuesday on tn thp f've smallest countries in oral ABC programs not carried the Ponderosa set. jEurope.

Others will be "Orient on WFIL-TV, bid for "I'll Stan Kenton may become pcr-iExpress." "Changing Matilda: but NBC chose Channel 6 be-'mancnt bandleader for "ABC's1'ne Xpw Australia," Joseph cause Channel 29 has no eolor-INinhtlifc" when the show moves Wood Krutch's "The Voice of the Desert," "The Chosen 12:55 P. M. WFIL-TV "Tell Me, Dr. Brothers," now seen five minutes daily at 1:55 P. will be shown In its half-hour version daily at noon, also in color.

Organist Larry Ferrari will have a daily hour, "Summer in the City," at 1 P. M. These shows replace the two-hour "Movietime U. S. with Rex Morgan.

Morgan, temporarily without a regular TV appearance, will substitute for vacationers such as Sally Starr and Happy the Clown, He is director of community services for WFIL, in charge of facilities. to Hollywood in the fall. Child" and Brinkley'a "Our "I'll Bet" is leaving KYW- Allan Sherman will play TV lineup with the move of sheriff in an episode "The Mike Douglas Show" to Loner," CBS Western of "The 1Ylan ln 'onS ivong. starring! William Stringfellow's story 12:30 P. M.

effective Monday. 4 Lloyd Bridges, next season. 0f his life in Harlem, "My Peo. A 20th Century-Fox scripterl Js lhe Enemy," will remembers all the studios se-' lies by putting them together on CBS Look Up thus: One "Long Hot Summer" and Live" Sunday at lmfrf lHAIinA Another: We think that hand Cheryl Holdridge, as a slightly amorous schoolgirl, makos things uncomfortable for Dick York in "The (Jirl Reporter," encore on "Bewitched" Thursday at 9 P. Channel 6.

Hollywood TWICE-weekly evening se UUUU JIUCIIMG 'som' O'Toole was much better when he was playing Lawrence of Arabia or King rial, "The New People," is at "12 o'clock High" "Jesse, 10:30 A. M. Margaret titiiiiorfori, an r.n- ilpnrv tlan he is when character net res of ability iarpo Marx and experience she won an Another: Peter Sellers can -Arademy Award for her por- sume many guises and accents irayal in "The V.I.P.s" two and is generally efficient in his years ago has a good sideline protean ability, hut it isn't quite going for her. (necessary for him to wear a Whenev er a slack season oc-j Beetles fright-wig and a sort of curs, she can always go hark Little Lord Kauntlcroy suit of (n playing Miss Marple, Agatha achieve laughs. Christie's elderly, Before cataloging any others, sleuth.

As far as memory serves lot us give this Charles K. Keld-ns. she is doing it for the fourth man production (for United Art-lime in "Murder Most Foul," ists) credit for one heaiitiful Big irjeeli end ia IE wm Ifflffll Hi? unity which opened Wednesday at asset. While they are all ir-World and Rnn Mawr theaters. responsible as the plot, he has EXCITEMENT DILITKD lassemhled probably the most These mystery thrillers, or at attractive bunch of females out-least the more recent of them, 'side of a "Follies" production, have really borrowed only the i These include Romy Schneider, character and not the plots con-k'apucinc, Taula Prentiss, trivod by Miss Christie.

As a Ursula Andres and few unpro-result, they are not too ingen-jarammed delertahles. lOus as detective stories and, WRITTEN BY COMIC their excitement is on the di-j The script has been written by lilted side. night-club comic Woody Allen their favor, however, is theWho also plays a role In the fact that Miss Rutherford ap-, manner of a man trapped by his TOIL'S 7ih AN jfcHcntly delights in playing thr own device. It has been directed meddlesome Miss Marple (miirh'by Clive Ponner. His manner is 4 1.

miH iiiruiiii-Miiiu- miiii uir Ki n-tie creature designed by Miss Christie) and when Miss Ruther- that of a man who gives up easily and lets his high priced talent run wild. The burden of the plot and fOrd is having fun so, generally, ij the audience. Not what it latterly becomes a JfrH wUUllUJnllJ rtTTM ixi great big, rieepdown fun, but: has O'Toole playing the editor fisygoing chuckles. of a Paris fashion magazine who time, Miss Marple starts can't help succumbing to the a a recalcitrant juror in a glamor which surrounds him. iturder trial who obtains a split He doesn't want really to chase i-e i for the defendant.

'all the girls he calls "pussy-Eleven people were rats," he just wants to settle flip blithely informs his Lord- down. He takes his problem to riiip, the Judge. Fritz Fasshender, the emi- (JIMPAXY CHARACTER 'nent psychoanalyst. The case involves a second-! DOCTOR INTRIGUED bte louring stage company and, Thp K()()d wnr, Teter Sel-bv reason of renting "The crs js entranced bv his pati-Niwling of Han Mr(ire-v" (plus problems for he too has knowledge that she is a neurotic fantasies and between Mdy of independent means and patient and physician, the whole fflight- in more ways than one double triple entendre of the sex -ilieeome a theatrical angel), comedy is explored in detail fbe is signed as chief character with a culmination of hanging Ionian with the company. boudoir doors and a chase vMie prods, pries and delves finale.

aiid again to the consternation) We wouldn't suggest that you flt-Charles Tingwell, who plays; take junior with you to his one tfce chief inspector and again unless you want In spend a lot with the aid of Stringer Pavis, of time explaining birds, bees ber worshipful stooge, comes and pussycats to him. with the solution. I H. T. M.

a large Christie library (hnstie librarv hrfnre her. Mis iiss nuthnford Holiday Road Toll em-' lliil appmc Atciirpn Ipnnthv nm of lengthv ptoymrnt as the redoubtable Set at 1 3 111 State wen, worse inings NEWARK, June 3D (AP). PHve happened in the movies! H. T. IO Oil (TIITIITlii (The State Safety Council esti-' mated Wednesday that the traf fic death toll will be 13 in the State during the Fourth of July Bill Requiring CLll A 1 I weekend from fi P.

M. July 2 jneuers MaopTea to midnight July West (iermany, June; As many as L'diH) other per AP). The West (ierman sons may be injured in traffic pjindestag (Parliament) on accidents, the council said. Wednesday enacted a law re (icorge Traver, executive HJiirmg air raid shelters in all vice president of the council. mmmm mm FLY TO DDiOTD brw residential and business said the 511 traffic deaths to Buildings.

(date in New Jersey this year! The law also requires people are more than in the corres-o buy and store rations and nondinu neriod last ve.ir and emergency gear for survival in ins more than in the name period in Jtitil. Under the new law all build ings artist after July 1, jnu.vt contain cellar? that can be used as air raids shelters The dn eminent will pay one fourth the cost. Niqht or day Noma sr away. Whenever or wherever the Phillirt play, you'll find the full itory of the flome in The Inquirer Sportt paqti. NEXT FOUR WINNERS: 1" i rv, An If ilnlll 3 II I S3 Are you 'Burner Kins of your neiRhborhood? Or a Cookout gourmet? Either way, here's your chance to win fortune, fame and a fabulous -day trip to Hawaii for you and your wife for giant Championship Cook-Off, Easy? You bet it is! Here's nil you do: Send us your best barbecue recipe(s).

It must be a main dish cooked outdoors meat, fish, poultry, seafood, etc. List ingredients first, describe method in detail. Easy! Exciting! Anyone can win! Try it! Wives! If you want a 'second honeymoon' in Hawaii, make sure that he enters his recipe soon, soon, soon in Kaiser Foil's 7th Annual Cookout Championship, Marriage License Applications MrNinrh, l. Vl Arrh tnrt Virtu Rrrmn. rr, tnH Piodrll 4i Wh Brure Miller, Tlnr i Nni-v I' Krllv.

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