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THE PHILADELPHIA INQUIRER, TUESDAY MORNING. SEPTEMBER 28. 1D65 a 33 Dr.C. G. ALGASE oiniUT PLASTIC N.ATI1 MAPI IN ONI OAT grn New Daytime Shows Are Disappointing HLJ By HARRY HARRIS luntil we saw some of the day --S and Aleiehem' Of The Inquirer Staff If VonL Fl jrm.

hut indignation-packe, i jo TTTPTuniicuTu Monday four so a I I 1 I WTH0UGHTthenew.ni?ht- and two nm ahowr non of I 1 High Sohool'-aml assort THOUGHT the new nig i and Aleiehem's jwarm, but indignation-packed HK-CONDfUONID at mi am 101 MARKET A l-KIIItt time entries were bad i.i r. time entries were bad TIBPISABEIM-WO mem wurin a nan nour oi any discriminating non kindergar toner attention. aauauaeM5e ABC's teenage audience-seek GU1 ing "Never Too Young" (dubbed "The Beach Years" during Its gestation) has in its slight ed snippets of "the Jewish Mark Twain's" wit and wisdom, defily interwoven by drama Arnold Perl, couldn't have received better ensemble playing. Morris Carnocky and (ier trude Berg were ideally cast as the "Jewish quota" plagued 'parents of a would-be high school student, Zero Mostel seemed to be auditioning for his COMBAT! Tho most rugged infantry unit in the war hetnii', PLAPPIR TANK BALL PLAPPIR TANK BALL favor a certain novelty. i It blends elements from soap opera, those Lolita luring! "beach" movies and TV's teenage dance parties plus a beatle- slugging their later triumph in Broadway's weary Aaiuraa parfact ml-tndi tnnoyanct, avaa costly watr.

No flulda arm or lilt wlr to corrode. Ovar 7 million now In uaa. Gat Korky at hardware and plumbing departments. A guaranteed product of aemss KurnH wav rv loMoi LAVILIC RUBBER CHICAGO 7:30 PM aw rri i like character complete with Liverpudlian accent, coiffure and guitar. But not even the flaunted topography of bathing-suited beach bunnies and bare-chested knights of the surf could pre-: vent Chapter 1 from being a long lull occasionally inter ft; iJhr I 1 entrancinnllll on the Roof as the Chelm nitwit who couldn't tell she-goat from he-goat and, later, as an expansive visiting uncle.

Jack (iilford was pathos personified as Hontehc, who out- i Jobbed Job. And Sam I.evene, in the guise of Mendele the Hook Seller, was a most beguiling story-linker. I'ndor Don Richardson's sensitive direction, Nancy il.ee Grant, Henry l.ascoe audi Charlotte Rae further enhanced! I what was obviously a labor of love. rupted by rock 'n' roll -4 im JT9m MIKE DOUGLAS AND Three buxom misses, four callow youths including Tony; It to Dow and Tommy Rcttig and one apprehensive mama were introduced, but not one relationship seemed worthy of a 0 THE BIG ONES second look, At least this program was free of the tears in the other PHYLLIS DILLER ALL WEEK LIVE FROM PHILADELPHIA Join the hilarious antics of America's No. comedienne and our own Mike Douglas all this week on Entrancing KYW TV 3 12:30 PM Daily GROUP KYW-TU3W WESTINGHOUSE BROADCASTING COMPANY t'Pl Tpli-phuia Actor Charles Boycr and his wife, Pat, arrive at Church of the Good Shepherd, Beverly Hills.

for Requiem Mass for son. Michael, 21. who (lied last Thursdav from self-inflicted bullet wound. Bell Tele-' new NBC I AT FIRST "The plume Hour's" three operas. One, NBC's "Morning Star," dramatic scries for the.

"young in heart, was inun- problems. And endless after dated. noon-consuming "girl talk. niche every other Sunday at 6: 3D P. M.

seemed to reflect a network bruslioff. but maybe not. The dinner hour, or just after, on a Sunday could be splendidly suited to tlioo colorful, tuneful concerts. McllALE'S NAVY The eiaiest itew in the 1'aeitio invades the Mediterranean, and knik'ks 1 1 it Navy oil" its Hoot. 8:30 PM a bonus an opportunity to reel off similarly-fractured names.

Our "fractured phrases. "-style verdict: IT SAW Us neurotic heroine, one Katyj (Elizabeth Terry), woke up; A now to the games: weeping after the same tor- NBC's "Let's Play Tost Of- mentinc nightmare about thetice isn a smoochathon. as Minuay seasonal premiere, salute to Jerome Kern, 'OR drama buffs a sinule wedding-eve death of her fi-the title suggests, but a mildly ance. for which she blames herlamusing time-waster in which a nr program-inannel 1, charmed the ear with its lovelv 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 lm MceK ls enough nu-ioriies and the eve with its hooing while deciding to leave tries to guess, via pun-packed t0 justify purchase of a TV set 1V Mondrian inMured decor her home town despite the pro-ldncs, what famous real or converter. -er oJe, a Auhc test of her neurotic self-centered make-believe personage might Some of these two-hour pho- tivo and because of' her con-younger sister Jan (Adrienne have written a phony letter.

tographed stage plays have noction with Kern-scored mov-Ellis). to seek a new life-and ends with a ZIP round been seen here before, but rela- appropriate hostess thou-h new nightmares-in New requiring instant identifications lively few, and in most cases did disippointingl'v little NBC's "Paradise Bay" had of one-sentence "telegrams." quality is so high that a sec- dancing but the Kern 'classics the teenage daughter of a radio, found especially unfunny ond look is hardly a hardship. lvprt, better served vocallv bv slation-owning California coupleThc linking of Julius Caesar with Sunday's "The World of Sho- 0herta Peters Klla FitZ 'erald (Keith Andes and Marion Ross); a Henry Armetta-like low- loin Aleichem," timed to wel- Wrightson John Pavidson weeping when she learned that'eomedy Italian accent. come the Jewish New Year am) xamrv Dussault 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 a vr. ir.n..i i .1 i i i NBC's rmciui- uases aim, ai an nour wiicm pleasant show again noncclebrity pairs of synagogue goers were other-1, iDmnlK, nn has two tho body of a girl friend had been washed ashore.

Mrs. Radio Station Owner, for whom the local newspaper pub contestants trying to wise occupied), was a thorough; Telephone Hour" more success TROOP well-known piirases writte delight. flllly rinss tlle bcU with sinRie. phonetically lisher has a yen, went to visit uxampie. wak.

I liree Stories Aleiehem's fun-theme or sinele-conmoser nrn- Larry Storch and Finvst the deal girls motner. lo ne iui equals warm as ny "Tale of Chelm." 1. than with musical mis Tucker sound the charge vfw continued. the winners getting as Pcretz's touching "lionl chc cellany. In ABC's distaff-angled day-1 mat Keens tne lunmesi.

time version of "The Tlr tl with some carry-over charac-'JLl fort cavalry in in Malone Role Is Uncertain PM iters from CBS's defunct prime-Itime program, the new Liz Thorpe's niece did the crying when one of her patients, the victim of a botched-up abortion, died. i u. at Hollywood Malone than what happens to of the new TV season, in this execu-l nr(iPr: "rtewitched, I'he Man Duui in new uil viuaiy tick- rnnc- a of. vonsiance parson, says CX' ctt) and the new Gail LucaslT1 lABf; "ve producer Paul Monash. Constance Carson," says I from U.

N. C. L. K. Plankl annarentlv arp! lu" 1 Allen Case, who nlavs Frank I 1 VoT'n innl hnf ft Pt rocC eyton "llo- hnnkerl for nonmedical heart1 tu no.

James in ABC's "The Lecend 1 ll- nonan.a. pwy ymu of Jessc jamCs," has protested, Troop," "Honey West 3 urit the producers that his role is Ean's Heroes." Dean art in 10 WriUIlg OUl lliuvinuiuiy far (rnm lh intT.mo key role of Constance Mackenzie' Navy" and F.d Sulli- Carson van. Jesse, that Case claims he was how- There is time to decide I ABC will preview the Worldi promised. ever, since 10 weeks of the show-Tho Kj- Famj)v js px iSeries on "Wide World of, -30 episodes-have been filmed Sorts" Saturday at P. M.I PEYTON PLACE ahead.

Production of the series addili de Azaved Parlicipants will include the' tii rnnttniip with pmnnasis on Phillips nn Maurh and Jimi will continue with emphasis on other characters until a docision( Rober( and Krn( Larsell Bi.nning; the Yankees' Johnny The most talked about lown in the country, with is reached regarding the 40-year- Kcane and Mantle, the Marilyn King's husband. New York Mets' Yogi Berra. "The Wide World of Kilter-, lainmcnt" will he a series of more characters and situ- old actress who underwent ma jor surgery for blood clots F'ri day. "We are more concerned mcerned BC has fjve NBC lhrce and hour-long colorcasts from Ku-Dorothy CJ3S two of Trcndox-s top. rl'e Vla Bird continuing drama.

about what happens to 1 10 shows for the second a variety snow, is THE BIG ONES iP THE BIG ONES r- THE BIG ONES I THE HG ONES .1 P. 1 JV 9:30 PM planned lor January, costs Soviets Dominate are too much for live transmission, the scries will be filmed. Man, 72, Beaten, Robbed of $285 Chess Tourney Philadelphia 27 Taking the autumn air on his NEW YORK, Sept. Russia, mother fi' Rex Morgan. of chess "nm Proven uangerous uanNEL 72-year-old Fritz a.hrt was an Armv officer for OF cnampions, iook uircc oi uie Mondav evenin? when twn five top positions in the pres- identified men struck and robbed! R'Pncral in a "What Did tigious Capablanca Memorial him of $285, according to You Do in the War, Chess Tournament in Havana, it Detective Earl Gray said Sy-' now filming, was reported Monday.

hold told him he was sitting on! "48 Ado-Go," wilh Hy Lit. Play ended Sunday night after the steps in front of his goes from 90 to 60 minutes on 21 rounds. Bobby Fischer, the ment at 303D W. Gordon st. at'WKBS, Channel 48 beginning 22-year-old American champion, about 6:30 P.M.

when the first' Saturday at 6:30 P. M. "The lost first place to Yassili man approached and struck him invisible Man" will be seen at Smyslov of Russia by a half- over the left eye with a black-; 7:30. point. Fischer's moves in New jack.

Dave Garroway, veteran TV York were relayed to Havana, The assailant's confederate personality, will moderate the where the other contestants then look the money from one of National Conference of Corn-played, by cable because the his pockets, and both fled. Sy- munity Health Services forum U. S. Government would not let bold was treated at Woman's Wednesday at the Benjamin him visit Communist-controlled Medical College Hospital for a Franklin. He'll also guest on Cuba.

and released. I "The Mike Douglas Show." THE FUGITIVE The runningest man ever Dr. Kimble continuing the search-ngainst-all-odds for liis wife's killer. Morning 1 8-9 P. M.

Best of Broadway: "Funnv Girl" Barhra Streis-i49o and (VFIL-FMi. 8-9 P. M. Nielsen Festival: AM 0NL7 740 waat noo wn.M WCAM 1110 WHf Idfifl WI'MT. 1170 W.I M.I 1110 WEST 1480 WHl'X liiO WtO.I 14:0 WEE5 A.

M. Pilgrimage nn, (WF1L). A. M. Rise and Shine wtfcX 15W Overture Act II Prelude of KM OMV 1 1 AW-I'M "Masquerada" and "Sinfonia F.spansiva" WUIIY-FM win.

90 1 A. M. Daybreak (WHL- FM) 9-10 A Kl iS M. Concert Festival JJ1, 09 A. M.

Bill Bircher's Jljl Trading Post. Audience tele-, ill' phones to swap items on the1 995 air (WCAUi I 560 102 WXPN H0 0U WRTI Wi W1HV 00 lf WPT 900 95 7 win 94 5 WTOA 102 9 wens 900 94 1 W.I Bit 1H0 917 wnvn 1190 10, 5 VMHI- 1210 9S I WQAL, 1 140 9ft 5 1480 105 3 101 1 HO 9 104 1 Works by Tchaikovsky, Schu-i i mann and Smetana (WFLN). A. M. Classic Cameos (WF1L-FM).

Iv'uVi A. M. Album of Fa- 9-1 P. M. Toscar.ini Arturo Toscanini conducts NBC Symphony in Humper-dinck's Prelude to "Hansel miliar Music (WJBR-FM).

10:05 A. M. Leon P. M. Matinee: Works and Gretel," Strauss's Till Kulenspiegel.

Gillis's Sym Offen- nv wagncr, isarner Concert (WDAS-FM). THE BIG MOVIE phony No 5'-4 and Rossini Overture to "William Tell" (WfHV.FMi bach (WFIL-FM). 4:10 P. M. Go Patrol: Helicopter traffic reports every 15 minutes to 6:10 P.

M. U'tt) Ca a O.in I) Ini.nrtlt, In Pa. ine I A WEEKLY THIRTY MINUTE LOOK AT CONTEMPORARY SUBJECTS, PRODUCED BY KYW-TV 3. The Downstairs at the Upstairs Group political parody. American Style.

The Miss America Contest. An open letter to John King owner of the Kennedy assassination weapon. A tribute to the American Indian. A test on the audience's impressions on 55 famous people. GROUP DWM-TM 3 WESTINGHOUSE BROADCASTING COMPANY view (WXPN Story" VittOl'io De P.

M. Concert Hall: Sica is a Kogue and Over r. nacr- 01 Boethovc.s Conolan Day: Atlantic City Race Ulre Tchaikovsky's Course (WCAM). Lake" Moussorgsky's Swan vjuinuiL'i uul uj uwiui Pcr Iarlcne Dietrich who, A. M.

For Orchestras Only (WF1L-FM 11:45 A. Cclebriry Carousel (WIBF-FM). Afternoon 12:051 P. M. Luncheon Off-Broadway (WDAS-FM).

P. M. Luncheon at U'anamaker's, Jenkintown Buzz Allen, host (WIFI-FM). P. M.

Yiews and Reviews: 1 WFLN). P. M. Talk of Philadelphia. Robert Neathery.

Miss Helen Faust. Joseph O'Connor and Rtv. Francis is as "unfortunately, P. M. Instrumental Moods (WFIL-FM).

Evening penniless as he is. 11:20 PM FM). 10 A. M. Night Talk: Jack i host (WCAU).

10 P. A. at 9fi.S: Jel Horn, host WHAT-FM 10:4311 P. 1. Liberty Bell Park Feature Race (WIP).

7:30 P. M. Music for Small Lnseinble: "Music of Britain" (WUHY-FM). P. M.

Feature Race: From Atlantic City (WIBG). Schulte discuss "What is be- ina done to equip high school lne 01 ja7Z 11:05 P. A M. Red Ben- WOOOWOOOUOOOOOW mBICOffiSilNM-WB graduates for the labor mar- "HAT-r M). son.

interviews (WPEN). ket (WCAU). P. M. Showtime: 11:25 P.

A. M. View- P. M. Foreign Press "Golden Boy "(WIFI-FM).

point. Interview show from Review (WFI.N). P. M. Organ Concert New York City (WIBF-FM).

2-4 P. M. Afternoon Symphony WFLN-FM 1. 12 03-6 A. 1.

All Night Con- Works by Grieg, Rachmanin- 8 P. M. Baseball: Phillies vs.i cert: Music of Hindemith off, Bach and Bartok (WFLN)1 Chicago (WF1L). (WPBS-FM)..