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15 A Mon Mar. 19, 1962 THE MINNEAPOLIS STAR Radi 10 THIS IS THE WEEK OF THE 28th ANNUAL GREAT NORTHWEST Television Logs wceo TIM CITIK STATIONS 30 KUOM 770 WMC 1JOO WCAl 770 Vnot 11 ktis eoo Kcwa i47o mi eso vMits 130 KiVI 1440 RUXL MO 13 JO 30 14O0 wocY KANO WTCN If enlvl WtOt-TM Ime KWFM 7.1 lmt. TV-RADIO CHATTER O'Connor Wants Revolving Series By FORREST POWERS Minneapolis Star Staff Writer Donald O'Connor is beating the drums for the revival of a weekly television series in which rotating stars would appear once a month. Ten years ago, O'Connor took part in just such a series. It was called "The Comedy Hour" and featured, besides WATl-M (,., I HOtM Imea.f wrC4v toi ha rrrvrtrn MARCH ie-2S INCLUSIVE' PuWIW ee esvle senile ar ee chorsM fe araaacomi s.

The Um liiMtn. eeemrble rer aweerom chon my stMiena. TONIGHTS HIGHLIGHTS 8:00 p.m. The Berlin Philharmonic Orchestra plays "Symphony No. 1 in Minor" by Brahms on "Heritage Concert." WLOL-FM.

8:00 p.m. Songs from "An Evening With Jerome Kern" presented on "Stage-door." WAYL-FM. WTCN Owners Note Loss of Network Tie "Loss of the ABC-TV network affiliation" by WTCN-TV in Minneapolis last year" is forcing a re-adjustment to the economies of independent television station operations," Time, New York, said today in a report on 1961 operations. The firm, which also owns WTCN radio, did not reveal whether its Twin Cities television station lost money, but said that three other outlets in Colorado, Michigan and Indiana had a profitable year. The company, which also published magazines and books, and owns a paper many, reported 1961 revenues of $302 million and profits of $8,705,000, equal to $4.27 a share, compared to revenues in 1960 of $287 million and net income of $9,303,000, equal to $4.75 per P.M.

STAGE TWICE ON Mon.Eve. KM5P.TVCh.9WTCH-TYCh.il 4:00 Around the Love That American Popeje A Pete :15 Towa Bob Bandstand Popeye Pete :30 Bono the Clown T.N. Tittert American Popeye 4 Pete the Clown T.N. Tatters Bandstand Rocky Show 5:00 Axel and T.N. Tatter Early Morie Superman Hit Doi; ILedTkree Early Movie Supermen the Lives Early Movie DickTrecy Cop NBC Newt Early Movie New Before 8 W'ther News, Ryan Early Mori Royal Canadian IS Doug Edwards Weather Show News, Swtyze Mount Police :30 To Tell the Best of Cheyenne Whirlybirds Truth Pott (dr.) Cheyenne Whirlybirds Pete and National Cheyenne Highway :15 Gladys Velvet Cbeyenna Patrol :30 Father Knows Price Is Right Rifleman Premier Best (in color) Rifleman Premier 8:00 Danny Thomas Hollywood Surfside 6 Premier 15 Danny Thomas Melody (dr.) Surfside 6 Premier :30 Andy Griffith Hollywood Surfside 6 Premier :45 Show Melody Surfside 6 Premiere 9:00 Heinesey Thriller Ben Casey Premier Thriller Ben Casey Premier :30 lv Got Thriller Ben Casey WTCN-11 New i4S a Secret Thriller Ben Casey Winer; Sport 4 A :00 News, D.Moore News, M'Doogal News, Allard M-Squad I I I W'ther; Sports W'ther; Sports Sports; W'ther M-Squad I I I Marx Best of Pear Peter Gunn 10:30 Movie 1 Show Best of Pear Peter Gunn 10:30 Movie Navy Log Best of Paar Five Fingers 10:30 Movie Navy Log Rett of Paar Five Fingers 10:30 Movie :30 Monday Best of Paar Five Fingers 10:30 Movie -01 OConnor, Martin and Lewis, Eddie cantor and Abbott and Costello.

"It's impossible for a song-and-dance man like me to show up every week on TV," he said by phone from Hollywood. "Even eliminating the fatigue angle, I could never hope to come up with a new dance routine that often. "But by alternating appearances with other performers, a man would have three weeks' time to think about developing a progressive show." 9:30 p.m. The chorus of the Young Musicians of France and the French Radio Orchestra present "Te Deum" by Charpentier on "Master works From AND OTHER ACTS O'Connor France." KWFM. TUESDAY HIGHLIGHTS FLOWER SHOW COOKING SHOW 9 ROOM MODEL HOME HUNDREDS OF EXHIBITS OF THIS YEAR'S NEWESJ IDEAS MOBILE HOME EXHIBIT MODEL KITCHENS BUICK AUTO SHOW 11:15 a.m.

Orville Peterson of the League of Minnesota Municipalities i es share. "Revenue Sources for Hen nepin County." KUOM. Playhouse Best of Paar Five Fingers News Roundup Tues.A.M.WCCO-TVCh.4 KTCA-TV, Ch. 2 Miss Ryan (Minn. Education Station) Continental Classroom Continental Clatsr.

(dr.) The series that O'Connor has in mind would feature rotating appearances by Dinah Shore, Dean Martin, Bob Newhart and himself. "I've talked with an NBC executive about it," he said, "and there seems to be some interest in the idea, but nothing has started to move yet." Until something develops along that line, O'Conner intends to limit his television appearances to occasional specials. He will appear tonight on NBC-TV as host and performer in "Arthur Freed's Hollywood Melody," a program saluting motion picture musicals. Also featured on the hour-long special are Richard Chamberlain, Nanette Fabray, Shirley Jones, Howard Keel, Yvette Mimieux, Juliet Prowse and David Rose and his orchestra. Freed, known as "the oreinal Hollvwood of MONDAY EVENING I College the A Want Ads reach jnore than 9 out of 10 Hennepin county families EVERY day.

Call FE 3-3111 or mail your ad today! Air ADMISSION 1.25 RESERVED SEATS 50 EXTRA MPLS. DAILY 1 TO 11 P.M. AUDITORIUM 5:45 Test Pattern. 6:00 "Typing." WCCO (CBS Monday 4 p.m. Charlie Boone 5 p.m.

News, Scott 5:30 p.m. Viken In Person 6 p.m. Lowell Thomas 6:15 p.m. Dick Enroth 6:30 p.m. Hobhs' House 7:15 p.m.

Hayes King Show 7:45 p.m. World Tonight 8 p.m. On the Go 9 p.m. Honest to Goodness 9:30 p.m. Jergen Nash 10 p.m.

Big Ten News 10:30 p.m. Hobbs' House. TUESDAY MORNING an 5:30 "Music From Ohio State." OOiSiegf ried, the Today Shi :15 Flying Saucer Bob Ryi :30 Siegfried, the Today Sh Flying Saucer Today Sh Today Show ow ow 7:00 "Current Concepts in Art Chapel of Air Appreciation." 8:00 "Area Study of the Middle East" "Modern Literature," with Dr. James J. Colwell.

8:30 "American Culture" "Purl- Ebsen JCW CAR TROUBLES music man," is executive producer of the program Will Jones keeps you Informed et all the entertainment around the circuits in the Minneapolis Morning Tribune. I asked why Chamberlain, TV's "Dr. Kildare," had been Will's column appears in the Minneapolis Sunday Tribune, too. Adv. chosen tor a TV musical.

"You may be surprised." O'Connor said. "Dick, like many of the youngsters coming up today, is learning that 4:00 Farm Topics 7:30 First Notes 6:10 Too-Morning Howard Viken 6:30 Jim Hill 10:00 Arthur Godfrey 6:45 Chuckle Wa. 11:00 Art linkletter 7:00 World News 11:30 Garry Moore 7:15 DeHovenNew 11:45 Ring Crosby TUESDAY AFTERNOON 12:00 Good 12:45 Good Neighbor Neighbor 12:30 Newt KSTP (NBC) Monday 4 p.m. Elton Ryberg 6:30 p.m. News of World 6:45 p.m.

Life Line 7 p.m. The Sixties 9 p.m. News, Weather, Sports 10:30 p.m. Image: The Sixties. WHAT A WINTER! to make it snow business these days one has to be flexi ble.

He's been taking dancing lessons for a year, and now he's on singing lessons. He knows his career will be' mighty snort ir ne just leans on nis stethoscope." 8:00 Capt. Kangaroo Today Show Breakfast with :15 Capt. Kangaroo Bob Ryan Cap'n Ken :30 Capt. Kangaroo Today Show Breakfast with :45 Capt.

Kangaroo Today Show Cap'n Ken 9:00 Dr. Youngdahl Say When Jack La Lanne Cartoon Circus ArleHaeberle Say When Show Rocky Show :30 I Love Lucy Play Your People Are Romper Room :45 Love Lucy Hunch (dr.) Funny Romper Room 1 :00 Video Village Price Is My Little Romper Room I I I Video Village Right (color) Margie Romper Room III :30 The Clear Concentration How to Marry Morning Horizon Concentration a Millionaire Matinee -OOiLove of Life Your First Im- The Texan Morning 15 Love of Life pression (clr.) The Texan Matinee :30 Search-Tom'ow Truth or Yours For a Morning Mat. Light Consequences Song News Bef. Noot) Tues.Aft. KMSP-TV Ch.

9 WTCN-TV Ch. 1 1 1 Moor News, M'Dougal Camouflage Lunch with I :15 Somet'g Special Weather Room Camouflage Casey 1 the World Treasure Chest Make a Lunch with Turns (in color) Face Casey 1:00 Password Jan Murray Day in Court Matine Movi 15 Password Show (clr.) Day in Court Matinee Moyi :30 Art Linkletter Loretta Young- Mary Jo Matine Movi Linkletter Theater Show Matinee Moyi 2 Millionaire Young Doctor Jan Wyman Matinee Movi llSThe Millionaire Melon Presents Matinee Movi :30 VerdictIs Our Five Seven Keys Dr. Hudson's Yours Daughters Seven Keys Secret Journ. 3: 00 Brighter Day Make Room Queen for a Richard Boon, 15 Secret Storm for Daddy Day in Medic :30 Edge of Night Here's Who Do Yon Amoe'n'Andy of Night Hollywood Trust? Amos Andy I DISPLAY MODELS OPEN SUN. 11-5 Open Daily I Sat.

8:30 to 5:30 Evenings by Appointment rALl.THAr.e Ft J. aL CATAIOG TUESDAY MORNING 6:30 Agriculture 7:00 News Report 10:00 Doty en Duty 6:30 Steve Cannon TUESDAY AFTERNOON 12:00 local News 12:15 Weather 12:30 Agriculture 1:00 Dory en Duty Report 3:00 Elton Ryberg WTCN (ABC) Monday 4 p.m. Matinee Metropolitan 6 p.m. Paul Harvey 7 p.m. E.

P. Morgan 7:15 p.m. Moonlight Metropolitan 10:45 p.m. Alex Drier. TUESDAY MORNING 6:00 Morning 10:00 Kitchen Club Metropolitan 9:00 Breakfast 11:00 Midday Club Metropolitan TUESDAY AFTERNOON 12:00 Paul Harvey 2:00 Matinee Metropolitan WPBC (Mutual) Monday 4 p.m.

Gordon Eaton 4:30 OUI Ot TOWMUt V'J A jarog con suit onf con coll at your homo any day or evening with pictures and prices to (jive I I A NEW COMEDY SERIES starring Irene Ryan and Buddy Ebsen will hold down a Wednesday evening timeslot on CBS-TV next season. The program is called "Beverly Hillbillies" and deals with a farm family who become mi 1 1 i a i and move to Beverly Hills, Calif. Max Baer son of the late prize fighter, will be a featured player in the show. SMALL TALK: Two sponsors are talking specials to Mitzi Gaynor Kathryn Grayson is considering an offer of a TV series NBC and CBS are bidding on a series of dramatic specials that will be produced in Europe. Rex Harrison is signed for one of them -Doug Mc-Clure wrote a "Checkmate" yea a FREE and COMPLETE no obligation written estimatel NO DOWN PAYMENT 1 PAY NOTHING Accidents aren't always as bad as they seem.

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Better Music 5:30 p.m. Mu Feb. 18 Desilu is working on a series of hour-long my tual-Local News 5:45 p.m. UPPER MIDWEST'S LARGEST rJfStXg SATISFYING I "ytrr'f CUSTOMERS f'frtTtT'i SINCS "1S steries for possible showing in Perry Como's time slot this Fulton Lewis 6 p.m. Better Music, All programs in AM-FM simulcast.

CO. TUESDAY MORNING 6:00 Bill Stewart 6:45 God't Way 7:00 Mutual Newt 10:30 Mutual Newt summer. IN VIEW: Wally Cox re 10:00 Viewpoint 11:00 Becky Ann 10:30 Bill Wroainton 11:30 Bill Wigginlon turns to "Candid Camera" NOW'S THE BEST TIME TO TUESDAY AFTERNOON Sunday for a sequence in 12:00 Better Music 1:00 Bill Stewart's 12:30 News, Bradley Scrapbook AAl FINEST nn vftiiiH 12:45 Fulton 1:30 Better Music which he detours a busload of commuters Douglas STEREO CewpeifnH Lewis. Jr. 3:00 Phil Brown WLOL Monday 4 p.m.

Bill Bennett 6 p.m. Fairbanks Jr. and Sally Ann Bonded Experienced Screened Tested Howes serve as daytime "Password" guests during the Advertisement Sports, News Ray Christensen EsbuTh SOUTH "MINNEAPOLIS, 2 THAT IS, TO week of April 2 CBS will .6:15 p.m. Ralph Martin. TUESDAY MORNING 6:00 Marv Henry 9:00 Dan Allen TUESDAY AFTERNOON Woman Finds Relief from ITCH televise an all-star polo game Sunday on "Sports Spectacu 12:00 Marv Henry 3:00 Bill Bennett lar Interviews conduct "After 7V years of KUOM-WCAL Tuesday 6 a.m.

News 6:15 a.m. discomfort from ed with penologists will be broadcast on channel nine ANDERSON PONTIAC COMPLETE SELECTION '000" kx classifications women FOSHAY TOWER LOBBY I FE 9-9411 I Classical Prelude 6:45 a.m. News 7 a.m. Morning Tuesday evening in the second part of the station's itcmng 8 Kin i found a new skin creme. Now I'm happy," says Mrs.

P. Ramsey of Los Information about programs is from network and station press releases except where dot indicates a pre-view by a news service. MONDAY EVENING 5:00 MOVIE. "Double Dynamite." (1951) Frank Sinatra and Jane Russell. ch.

9. 7:30 MOVIE. "The Damned Don't Cry." (1950) Joan Crawford, David Brian and Steve Cochran. ch. 11.

8:00 SPECIAL. "Arthur Freed Hollywood Melody." (See TV-Radio Chatter.) ch. 5. 8:30 ANDY GRIFFITH. Nothing much happens tonight, but the talk and the characters are amusing.

The plot finds Andy and a county nurse working on a farmer who doesn't want to take a tetanus shot. ch. 4. 9:00 THRILLER. "The Bride Who Died Twice," with Mala Powers and Eduardo Ciannelli.

ch. 5. 9:00 BEN CASEY. "Monument to an Aged Hunter." Our hero gets a chance to make a Solomon-like decision tonight and, if you can accept its premise, the story is rather touching. Two patients need the same antibiotic to save their lives, but only one dose is available.

Wilfrid Hyde White is splendid in the lead. ch. 9. 9:30 WORLD AFFAIRS. "Emerging Nations Seek Dignity." ch.

2. 9:30 I'VE GOT A SECRET. Guest: Douglas Fairbanks, Jr. ch. 4.

10:00 GREAT BOOKS. Tocquerville's "Democracy in America." ch. 2. 10:30 JACK PAAR. Guests: Charles Laughton, Alexander King, Milt Kamen and Betty Johnson.

ch. 5. 10:30 MOVIE. "Hold That Blonde." (1945) Eddie Bracken and Veronica Lake. ch.

11. 11:40 MOVIE. "Day of Fear." (1958) Ruben Rajo. ch. 4.

TUESDAY MORNING 10:30 MOVIE. "Code of the Streets." Harry Carey. ch. 11 TUESDAY AFTERNOON 1:00 MOVIE. "That Way with Women." (1947) Dan Snowtiormi end weeAy thip- Serenade 7:15 a.m.

Psalm of Life 7:30 a.m. Top of Day 8 a.m. Family Worship crime-and-punishment series meni hay pild up our tfock of 1962 PONTIAC and WW Kicnara Carlson stars in Angeles, Calif. 8:15 a.m. Top of the Day 8:45 a.m.

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People all over the Upper Midwest make Want Ads their shopping headquarters. Gallico's "The Roman an upcoming drama on "G.E. MflJU Bfsr DEAL NQWl Theater." 9 a.m. Morning Concert 9:30 a.m. Mid-Morning News 9:45 a.m.

St. Olaf Chapel Service 10:15 a.m. World Mission News 10:30 a.m. News 10:45 a.m. Homemaking 11 a.m.

Wonderful World of Books 11:15 a.m. Listen with the League 11:30 ajti. Music in the Morning 12:10 p.m. Doctor, Tell Me 12:15 p.m. News 12:30 p.m.

University Farm Hour 1 p.m. Your Novel 1:30 p.m. Public BROTHERHOOD MASS Driv it owoy today! ANDERSON PONTIAC Hollywood's biggest stars bring you an hour of movieland musical history DAVENPORT, Iowa A Brotherhood Mass, the first of its kind in this area, drew more than 1,000 persons to LYNDALE S. TA 2 2194 53rd Sacred Heart Cathedral here an Affairs Forum 2:15 p.m. Lives of Men 2:30 p.m.

Afternoon ARTHUR FREED'S Concert 3:55 p.m. Commu I wtcn 111 FIRST TIME SHOWN ON TV nity Calendar 4 p.m. Let It Be Said 4:30 p.m. Afternoon News 4:45 p.m. News Back ground 5 p.m.

Variety Music Hall. terrhti 0 alphsattkal arder) RICHARD CHAMBERLAIN (TVi Dr. Kllden) NANETTE FABRAY SHIRLEY JONES HOWARD KEEL YVETTE MIMIEUX JULIET PROWSE DAVID ROSE with rsisr keel DONALD O'CONNOR Hollvwood MMy Clark. ch. 11.

3:30 HERE'S HOLLYWOOD visits Paul Richards. ch. 5 mm PREMIERE wtcn 11 THE TIME-LIFE STATION 7:30 TONIGHT 12 Assigned to State Churches Twelve seniors who will be graduated in June from Augustana Theological Seminary, Rock Island, 111., have been assigned to congregations in Minnesota, according to the Rev. Dr. Malvin H.

Lundeen, president of the Augustana Lutheran Church. The 12 and their parishes are: Ralph D. Berggren, Zion, Ortonville, Hugh E. Gil-more, Saron, Big Lake, Ronald S. Gladen, Bethel, Hoffman, and Aeneas, Ken- Freedom Riders' Benefit Goes on Despite Pickets SCARSDALE, N.

Y. C3) A musical for the benefit of Freedom Riders went off as scheduled Sunday despite picketing by 40 sign-waving persons. About 1,200 persons attended the program in a public school, which was sponsored by the Westchester County Committee for Freedom Riders. The committee declined to disclose the amount of proceeds, which it said will go to the Congress of Racial Equality, sponsor of the Freedom Rides. The pickets marched outside the school, carrying signs with such slogans as "Is This The Little Red Schoolhouse?" and "Russia, Cuba, now Scarsdale." Another sign read "Pete Seeger's Fifth Playing Inside" a reference to folk singer Pete Seeger who appeared on the program.

Seeger is free in $2,000 bal pending appeal of his one-year prison sentence las April for balking at a coni gressional inquiry into hi' possible Communist affilia! tions. Two residents of ScarsdaK had gone into court in an at tempt to prevent use of th school auditorium for the program, but a judge di3 missed their suit. Two Bishops Reappointed Bishops Leonard P. Cow ley and Gerald F. O'Keef have been reappointed aux liary bishops of the St.

Pal Roman Catholic Archdioces Both had been elevated the episcopacy as auxilarit to the late Archbishop Wi' liam O. Brady, and their tef ure ceased at his death. The Vatican reappoint them auxiliaries to Arc bishop Leo Binz, the prelate, at his request. THIS WEEK Is the moooiin. for ell fomitv Enioy if every Sunday In tre AAl neaoolis Tribune Adv.

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