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a 19 WANTED" GRGAHS-PIAKQS Hanatl Caah IrwimHam AIM SOLO IXCMAhftIO MARTIN PIANO CO. Si 02 GanMntowii Am. 61 M23 Screening TV Mimics Skelton and Marceau Prove Artistry Is Beyond Words By HARRY HARRIS and enjoyable to compare liar of a log and Skelton as his society on Winter's NBC special. anese, "or kamikaze," beatle 'named at the show's close. Even Accused of having faked his claim that he had been a slave, Douglass countered by publishing a pamphlet revealing his real name anH that nf hi Ralti.

IV1UCOSITY common caua ot BAD BREATH Exeaeilvt nneoua diteharra thi; eauaaft bad braath, sticky mucin drip, throat TMaim, low aptadily rid with Glyeo-TkrmoUna, toothinf tlkalln i Solution aapaciall; formulated for oiMltion. Kraih.ru brratb aid taitw Of The Inquirer Staff jtheir dissimilar styles Skel- elderly creator. HAVING two master mimics, jton's slapstick embellishments, Skelton's resident dancers, in America's Red Skelton andAlarceau's imaginative tights, helped Introduce France's Marcel The Frenchman's ap-jseveral sequences, and there share a silent Skelton proach is more subtle; the were some superfluous opening Show," dubbed "A Concert in 'American's, more concerned iremarks by Maurice Chevalier, Monday night, but they provided and a gag-filled, but overlong only sporadic for all theiilm depicting British teenagers' Tonto. "EGRO qualms about the ex-tent of Northern whites' congratulations-swapping. military invasion of an old fogy- Of the two, the inventive starldefended beach.

zeal for Negro equality date aU more a act whkh the way back to pre-Civil rjeopardized his freedom. of England's award-winning Most of Winters' "improvisa "It's a Rnnar Wnrlrf" series. tions" seemed not unlike things whose gimmicky approach to he has done and done and done r0 comedv is reminiscent of that of -before. The best were last, ei in Courage teleplay about GlyjoThymolin Pantomime," Tuesday night with the yock than the witty was a noble notion that would, nuance. mantiHT ei xucourf apparently to give the show, performed before representatives of 47 countries, more Douglass was suspect because, hecklers charged, his speech was "too elegant." Although this How To Hold FALSE TEETH More Firmly in Place fcava Wn even if cJ Top honors Of the i.t- vi, 4HpitpH when he was challenged by a fugitive slave Frederick Doug-the late Erne Kovack, elicited Qf rituuon.citer8 tolass, who risked recapture by more laughs.

(provide "instant comedy." jbecoming a public speaker for Ul Change-of-pace vignette if inrTfAHinnto kiHn't' in "class." Red spoke only briefly at the close; Marcel, not at all. Both was ridiculed in the script, the fact that ALL Negr participants oeen so laminar jwhirh a mask-makpr aftpr He scored with "dramatic im-i One beautiful fliterallv) run-ithe abolitionist movement All four of Skelton solo skits. donning and doffing various personations," using a tire gig naa a series ot glamor As long as he attacked South-: spoke flawless and virtually un-ern slave-owners, Don M. Man-! accented English often made Kiewicz' interesting script noted, the teleplay seem unreal. Douglass was applauded by all' A proficient cast included abolitionists, but the enthusiasm i Robert Hooks as Douglass, Al- getting-dressed girl, salad false faces, grows panicky when'proved that their artistry was mixer, drunken surgeon and unable to shed a frozen grin.

Ibeyond words, venerable parade-watcher he's' Host and guest apneared to- Do your false teeth annoy and tm- bsrrasa by slipping, dropping or wobbling when you eat, laugh or talk? -s Just sprinkle1 a little PASTESTH on your plates. This alkaline (no-aeldt powder holds false teeta mora flrmlf ana more comfortably. No as a prop; some peculiar musical instruments, including one gals popping up at intervals to express their fervent love for with earpieces that could be specific male members of tne penormea on 1 Deiore, and gether on IV before, and gether only in an amusine. ir7 AN aw TnnatVion ivinioro hoarri nniv hv thp niavpr: an audience. The first reciments of several of M.

Marceau's offer- eaaeed-un. sound a uuwu Ulldll II HULI a OtlU vij i i 1 1 kookie British cousin Elaborate stunt involving the TV tube-transported smoocnes ot some waneo. wnen ne aiso ue- nt-u uh, iuhj gooey, pasty taste or feeim uoea bo ings were encores, too. tuated version of Michael Bentine, formed an en-' shooting down, with a miniature1 were Tom, Dick and (attagirl!) gan to condemn Northern pre Nevertheless, it was interest- with Marceau as the long-nosed thusiastic mutual admiration Icannon, of a nonexistent but many more were'judice. reaeniK cdi auu a ldiiieiii-; tour, onecas pww ikjui ably under-used Claudia McNeil breathK Get FASTEETH today a drug counters everywhere.

THE PHILADELPHIA INQUIRER. WEDNESDAY MORNING. FEBRUARY 3. 1965 A Look at TV 5) jjiijij All Bchedulea Prorldea tf Ike SutlMa, whlek in Primarily Responsible tor Their Accuracy ICopyngM, J965, Th Philadtlphia Inquirer) TV Koi.iirf.m Two More Stations Planning to Operate On UHF by Autumn Ed Wynn at 78 Still Works as Hard as Ever Television Tops for Wednesday WRCV-TV WFIL-TV (D WGAlrv, Lancaster (10 WCAU-TV (g) VUYY T' UHF CHANNELS (JS WLYH-TV, 50JJ3) The Cara Williams Show. Cara Wrilliams becomes the baby sitter for a chimpanzee and a my-nan bird being used in a Fenwick Industries space project.

55)53) Danny Kaye Show Guests: Fred Gwynne of "The Munsters," and John Gary, singer. 52) Focus on Behavior. Peter Gunn. Philadelphia 10:00 T70RMER Philadelphian Ed COMEDY: Singer Bobby Vinton makes acting bow with Patty Duke, 8 P. Channel 6.

Dick Van Dyke's "son" is hired for TV commercial, 9 P. Channel 10. VARIETY: Peter Gordon, Donna Loren, Bobby Sherman and John Andrea are among "Shindig" head-liners, 8:30 P. Channel 6. Danny Kaye greets Fred Gwynne and John Gary, 10 P.

Channel 10. DISCUSSION: U. S. medical care is "At Issue" topic, 9 P. M.t Channel 12.

TTY HALLOWEEN this city should have two more TV w'nn is 78 old- but LOANS FOR EMERGENCIES COST LESS AT BROAD STREET TRUST COMPANY information? calf CE 2-7O00 or any of our 22 convenient offices stations operating both on UHF. WIBF (Channel 29)'you'd never know it. He's on based the Benson at Jenkintown, has set April 15 as CBS' "The Entertainers" Satur Morning 5:43 Q) Thought for Today. 5:50 CS Frn and Market 6:53 f3l Newsroom. I a iaici udie 10 u.i mc 411, wun a vanea program of and on NBC's "Bonanza" 10:30 lenainmeni ana lniormauon.

Sunday and he 'has just com be a guest contestant its over-all program format :00 CS) Science: Quest and pleted the pilot film for a series, 52) Magic Lantern to the Stars. "The Unforgot-ten." 11:00 News-Weather. Gun- 'Thursday, WFIL-TV's similar to its community-serv ice radio station. WIBF-FM. "You Only Live Twice." 2:00 friend, The Virgin-unaware that two 'Romper Room' new ian, His contract for the series Is nrst-Dirinaay party ifor fjve years, and he has outlaws have threatened gTJJ)nar Back and Francis VtPHL, the new call letters have for Channel 17 in Chestnut Hill, Thursday plans to resume telecasting in tpnfipfi hv it 8:25 P.M., to kill her, Davis 2:30 signed a three- 55) Mr.

Ed. Ed devel a 1. Ii V. a a 1 year lease on a Beverly Hills thp la snn nac a ranv nnr TV TV ops a soft drink in which a neighbor, played by Q) News. Vince Leonard, lilli) Eleventh Hour News.

11 O'clock Report. 52) Delaware Tonight. apartment, so 2:55 3:00 Flame in the Wind. Qj Moment of Truth. 55)55) Password.

Day in Court. The Doctors. 5J)(j) House Party. Woman's News. General Hospital.

QD Another World. 53) To Tell the Truth. 52) Language and Linguistics. Film. 55)53) CBS News.

The Young Married. Ed is still chased some feature films and! cnlics Harry Harris. of a series entitled "Guest Shot." jThe Inquirer, and Lawrence WCAU-TV has added 102 oi the Washington Post, les produced by Universal Pic-will discuss "Current Fare via planning pret MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION Conquest. 8:20 (fij) Give Us This Day. 6:25 (jo) Morning News.

6:30 Road to the White House. (JH) TV Seminar. 6:43 R.F.D. Six. Q5) Farm Report.

7:00 (6) University of the Air. Q)8D Today. (Local news at 7:25 and 8:25.) 55) Morning Report, 5D Sunrise Semester. 7:13 55) Bill Bennett Show. 7:30 (4) Headline News.

Q6) Gene London Show. 53) Cartoon Hayhouse. 7:33 Happy the Clown. 8:00 JcXdD Captain Kangaroo. 8:25 Romper Room.

8:55 Headline News. 8:00 ty far ahead. "I attribute my good health in old age," gf The News Tonight. 11:10 "Weather. PTmi Regional News.

11:15 The Les Crane Show 3:25 3:30 tures between 1952 and 1962, Commercial TV: Progress or including "Pillow Talk" and at the University of "Imitation of Life." Pennsylvania's Annenberg School "Tug of War," WRCV-TV's of Communications Wednesday added two new segments a at 1 P. M. Robert Lewis Shay-weekly "sweepstakes" drawings on, of the Saturday Review, will for home viewers and a daily, be moderator. he says, "to two things guest star Neil Hamilton, wants to invest, (g) News Magazine. Patty Duke Show.

"Patty and the Newspaper Game." (S) My Living Doll. Rhoda accompanies Dr. Bob McDonald to a space experimentation center where he is to conduct psychological tests on women astronauts. CB Shindig. Peter and GEEKS You Don't Say.

(g; The Edge of Night. Drama. ambition and medical checkups every six months." Tonight. Johnny Car-i son is host and Ed Mc-Mahon is announcer. 55) The Late Show.

"The Maverick Queen." Barbara Stanwyck, Barry Sullivan star. S. L. S. ED WINN 52) Garden Club.

Sally Starr. The Match Game. 4:00 jackpot for studio contest- ants. Wilbur Evans, widely known Philadelphia baritone, Hollywood In 1956 unable to get a job 56)55) The Secret Storm. a million in the.

(though he had 9:00 (S) Exercise With Gloria. 1:30 ii'L ROBERT HORTON, who turned bank) he went to his actor son, rrfrrv sir nasties down $2,000,000 to stay with Court. U'n I IJI inuilC Show Sent To Truman uu uimmu won taiki Dut witb lather seeking tne rTT-vfiT) College of the Aur Broadway stardom in "110 in Piiinne. snaae. has accepted the "i cin-t just do nothing and title role in ABC's "Man Called i can't get work." he lamented.

(TJ American Economy. NBC News. Dobie Gillis. 55J Leave It to Bea ver. Film series.

Visits With a Sculp tor. Merrell Guge. 5D Super Movie. Lloyd Thaxtoa Show Yogi Bear. 5S) The Early Shew anenanaoan because of the '-u-hat shall i Hn" Gordon, special guests.

"SHINDIG" BIG BEAT MUSIC! 53) The Beverly Hillbillies. When a bongo-playing, poetry-spouting beatnik smashes his jalopy into the wall around the Clampett mansion, Jed and his kin take him into the house for mountain-style doctoring. 53) The French Chef. 5D Bob Keller Show. 9:30 CO Features for Women.

PTTTVO) Physical Fitness. 55) Jack Benny. 5Jj Classroom Instruc lion (Until 1P.M.) 9:40 IXi News and Weather. 5:00 Because of an exclusive interview in The Inquirer with Margaret Truman on Monday, in which she reported that her father, former President Harry Truman, was "mad" at wide acting scope-it's about anj Keenan was blunt and to the jamncsia victim seeking his iden-'point. "Your brand of comedy jtity-and "the highest salary, has lasted 50 years." he said.

I I've ever been offered" plus "Don't vou think that's lone 11:20 Sports Final. John MHM MacAlarney reports. 52) Lancaster News. 11:23 Weather. 55) Weather.

11:30 Tonight. Johnny Car-H'H'1: son is host and Ed Mc-Mahon is announcer. 5 Bowling Time. 12:30 5 Lancaster Limelight. 1:00 The Big Movie.

"Wild Bill Hickok Rides." Bruce Cabot, Constance Ben- star. Bachelor Father. News. 1:03 Minute with Bible. 1:10 59) The Late Late Show.

"Jennie." Virginia Gil-more, George Montgomery star. $195 I wk. LOW AS "Out of This World." Ed being unable to see her series, enough? It's worn out. Why, 9:45 Studio Schoolhouse. die Bracken, Veronica form as cobost of "10 Around Uoon is guaranteed 90 you try something else?" rjfgj Spin Win 61 Donna Reed Show Ed protested that he could 10:00 Town," WCAU-TV has taken -J.

17 Make Room for only do comedy, but at Kee- HiSm! Mr. Tniman'i nls sln8lnS "eer. Julia Lima prepares a ABC's Ernie Ford show, which, nan's request, he auditioned for No Monty Down, 111 foymanl April Washes so thoroughly Spin rinses so completely Spin dries so quietly Shop From Nome Order by Phone Free Parking in Our 2 Large Driveways Open Mon Wed. Fri. Evas.

delicious dessert French wrath departs March 26, will be suc Daddv. Danny Thomas. JO) CBS News. (j Exercise With Gloria Tarts, Apple Style. Lake star.

52) Kindergarten. Cartoons. Ripcord. 5D The Friendly Giant. 52) Sing Hi, Sing Lo.

Maverick. Evening 5:25 5:30 5:45 5:55 Jose Ferrer, who was going toj do a movie. "The Great Ferrer's reaction was, "That's 10:30 1:00 ceeded by new game show "Rebus," March 29. i Carroll Baker will still wear CD Wednesday Night at the Movies. "The Angry Hills," Robert Mitch- C6J rather Knows Best, It has shipped a tape of Monday's show, which marled the opening of Miss Truman's month long engagement here, to KCMO-TV, Kansas City, Mo.

awful. Go home and study, and imfH What's This Song? firt 'if: I I I iirv. urn, Stanley Eaker, Eliza beth Mueller, Gia Scala fsmm mat gown, on tne boo nope, we'll try again. show Feb. 12, that NBC's censor So Ed tried it again, and got 10:55 called too transparent.

But un- the job. After that came "Re- 11:00 6:00 fjl Vlnce Leonard and 55)55) The Dick Van That station, Channel 10 pro 30 FBI Most Wanted. 35 Progress. "Children Without." (Rerun.) 05 News Final. 10 Thought For Today.

30 5g) Give Us This Day. Dyke Show. "Boy No. gramming chief Al Hollander Werneath will be a chest-to-toe quiem for a Heavyweight" and v( i -J (J) NBC News. (6 Ernie Ford and his Peapickers.

fjr Concentration. 5fXl5j Andy of Mayberry. The Price Is Right. leotard. Versus Boy No.

2." Rob Petrie discovers that his wife, Laura, and their an tmmy and he was otf on an acting career. i "But it was Walt Disney who reports, ill show the tape to Mr. Truman or will convert it into film for viewing at his New York put me back in the big leagues." Jeopardy plIANGES in the East Euro he says. "I've done 10 pictures 55)53) The McCevs. Afternoon vy nean communist oc will tnr him iio I'm ha neighbor, Millie Helper, are stage mothers of the' worst kind when their sons are cast in a television commercial.

52) At Issue. Burke's Law. "Who them: ne tne subject ot "hast burope: luck piece." Among "Those! 12:00 satellites uut of Orbit" MonvMary Poppins" and Calloways." aay at 10 on "LBS Ke-ports." Rumanian President Movietime U. S. A.

"Tugboat Annie Sails Again." Jane Wyman, Ronald Reagan star. 9:30 Gheorghe Gheorghiu-Dej will PHILADELPHIA-born (he went. E3T) the News. (D World News. (g) What's New? The Rifleman.

6:15 C5) Wally Kinnan and the SO Weather. 6:25 (3) Sports. Jim Learning. frCTT Local and national sports. 6:30 CS Huntley Brinkley News Report.

Jffl CBS Evening News. (Tf Language and Linguistics. Film. 3D Channel 15 News. 6:50 (g) Lancaster News.

6:55 (JD Looking at Sports. rCTT Local and national highlights. 7:00 News-Weather. Gun-pminar Back and Francis Davis. fj) Rescue 8.

C8) Zane Grey Theater. 3D TV 10 Big News, (jf) Electronics at Work. Q) CBS Evening News. SIM uraJ Stop It right away with TUMS antacid tablets. Today's eood tastinc TUMS are fortified speed soothing, high potency Killed Wimbledon Hastings?" Investigating the death of a tennis champion convinces Capt.

Burke the victim was more of a bum than an idol. BURKE'S LAW STARRING GENE BARRY t.K r- to tentraill.gh school), LdjrsayHhen. Songs of the First World War, can remember famed inventor(g) Noonday on 8. will be heard on CBS's "World iThomas Edison coming back- PTJ Love of Life. I War Feb.

21 at 6:30 P.M. stage to see his vaudeville act, 12:25 5(f lfj CBS News. Leonard H. Goldenson, ABC-featuring farce comedy and his 12:30 Truth or Conge paramount Theaters president, jown rany inventions. i P7TTquences.

Quiz, i is winner of the 15 Distin- People still refer to Wvnn as ftrTT? Search for Tomor iciici bi excels acia release you from the grip of an acid-irritated 0Antlv nn the spot. Wouldn't you like that? 3 ro" Pek-30 Quickly effective, high potency relief guisnea service oi uie, ine nre tniet, tne role he; National Association of Broad-'played on radio and in pioneer 12:45 12:53 1:00 casters. TV shows. "I've substituted backgammon 8 Seamen Missing ifor sex," he quips, "but other-TOKYO, Feb. 2 I lead an exciting life.

row. Drama. ID Guiding Light. QXfD NRC News. C) Tug-O-War.

Peter Gunn. (Toj TV 10 Around Town. (TJ) Electronics at Work. (J TV Bingo. (3(3) Let's Make a Deal.

s- set L-i si Japanese fishermen were re-! spend i0is oi time witn my 7:13 (6) Ron Cochran. News. Happy Birthday, Miss Connie! Say, kids Miss Connie wants you to join in all the fun and 'games on Romper Room's gala first birthday celebration. 7:30 Ozzie and Harriet 1:30 ported missing Tuesday granucnuaren ana never their 78-ton fishing boat sank an assignment, whether the East China Sea off southern1 it's for TV, a film or just pub- "The Trunk." Curiosity gets the best of Ozzie and licity. II level er ttsn oj 1 (g Maritime Kyushu, Japan's Safety Board said.

7TTT Monty Hall, host. (15 HI As the World Turns. Drama. Turns. (JJ) Classroom Ins c-tion (Until 3 P.

pal, Joe, when they attend a trunk auction. The Virginian. "Lost Yesterday." A pretty amnesia victim tries to recover her memory with the help of a TOMORROW 8:25 AN on "I've had a rich life. Once I lost all my money by buying a radio network. In fact, WNEW in New York got the E.

W. in its call letters from me." -By LEO GUILD WFIL-TV IT NIK MB W5MTS tOWTUS mmWCK TV Talk HERBERT BRODKIN, pro ducer: "The difference be 1:55 6) Tell Me, Dr. Brothers (D NBC News. tween a good program and a bad one is the degree of integrity, or the difference between a soap opera and a drama." Af ONIT ro WBCB l.ilO WJM.J 1170 WELZ ROBERT M. SARNOFF, NBC 1540 1599 wvnr 74 waat wrti, iw, AM W.NAR 1110 WEST WEtX 12J0 WCCM board chairman: "It was not' long ago that some tried to! AM-FM FH ONLT way: "Flower Drum Song" (WFIL-FM).

9-10 P. M. Adventure in Music: "The Clarinet." Works by Dit-tersdorf, Rossini, Wagner and Copland. 910 P. M.

Collector's Corner: Chamber Music of Brahms: Three songs for chorus: Der discount the influence of television simply by refus ing to own a set, or, owning one, by ignoring it. One WRTI WIHY' WPT win WTOA WPBIi W.I BR WDVR WIBF WttAi. 1 7 r.j ml 101 IMt 5W ICM 10 Hi 1WJ KO 1U 95 7 5 59 1 4.1 1150 H7 1I0 101 5 1210 ni l.0 HS mi 2-3 P. Time: "Carousel," Robert Merrill, Patrice Munsel (WJMJ). P.

M. Afternoon Symphony (WFLN). 4- 4:55 P. M. Artists' Showcase (WFIL-FM).

4:10 P. Patrol: Helicopter reports on traffic conditions every 15 minutes until 6:10 P. M. (WIP). 5- 6 P.

M. Instrumental Moods (WFIL-FM). P. M. Franklin Institute: Science Report (WHYY-FM).

Evening WXl WM)N H. WTTM WPE.V WIBO MDKL Wflln. WCAU WHAT YD A3 Abend, Nachtens, Zum Schluss (Robert Shaw Chorale direct can no more do that today than one can deny the social and economic impact ed by Robert Shaw); Vier Accountants Policemen Diemakers Technicians More than 50 rewarding trades, professions and occupationsopen to today's youngsters are fully explored in the valuable new series 'Jobs and Careers' starts MONDAY In i of the automobile by declin-j Ernste Gesange (Hans Hotter, bass; Gerald Moore, piano) and the Trio No. 1 in Op. 8 (Jascha Heifetz, violin; Emanuel Fewermann, cello; Morning 6:30 A.

M. Good Morning! News, weather (WIBF-FM). A. Schoen brun Reports (WIP). ing to use it." DICK VAX DYKE: "I'm opposed to sex and violence on TV; I can get that at home." fW--' Of nJ H3 4i i A Rubinstein, piano) 910 A.

M. Concert Festival (WUHY-FM). 911 P. M. The Spoken Word: 6-7 P.

for Small En semble: Franck's Violin So (WFLN). raw "Children and the World of nata, Mendelssohn's Trio in A. M. Breakfast Club, t. Don McNeil, host (WF1L).

Dr. C. G. ALGASE Music" (WDEL-FM). 9:0511 P.

M. Concert Hall: Prokofiev's Lt. Kijo Suite. 10:05 A. M.

-Noon Max M. Leon minor and Beethoven's String Quartet in "Rasoumov-sky." (WUHY-FM). P. Show-time: "The Unstable Molly Grieg's Piano (Concerto in A Concert (WDAS-FM). 11 A.

Noon For Orchcs tra Only (WFIL-FM). Afternoon DENTIST fLASIIC HUMES HNISHED IN ONE DAT minor, Mendelssohn's Sym phony No. 3 in A minor and Bach-Walton's Wise Virgins PRICES YOU CAN AHURD 10 FAT 12:051 P. M. Luncheon Off, Broadway (WDAS-FM).

Brown," Debbie Reynolds (WIFI-FM). P. M. The Peaceful Uses of Space (WCAM). 7:30 P.

College Basketball Doubl a A Temple vs. Virginia (WRTI- Ballet (WJBR-FM). 1011:15 P. M. Starlite Sym phony (WIBF-FM).

P. M. Ralph and Barbara Show (WRCV). REPAIRS WHILE WAITING 901 Market St. NO APP'T NEEDED 11 P.

A. M. Red Benson P. M. Talk of Phila Show: Interviews (WPEN).

FM) and Villanova vs. A. Night Con delphia. "What Can You Do." WA 2-5100 and James Leigh discusses today's 0l 1 Mon Wed In II Ml sius (WFIL). P.

cert: Music of Couperin of Broad-1 Teleman (WPES-FM). youth..