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DELAWARE COUNTY (PA.) Friday, October 28, 1960 DAILY TIMES Complete TV Listings by the Smfent. Color WCAU FRIDAY EVENING 6:00 6:30 6:45 6:55 5:00 Five O'Clock Show "Red Shoes" (Part 11) Mpira Shearer (1948), Life of Rilay Kin Tin Tin Early Show "Big Brown Eyes." Gary Grant, Joan Bennett, Walter Pidgeon. A detective confides in his fia- aneee until she becomes a successful gossip columnist. I Popeye Theatre (C) News Weather (C) Vince Leonard and Wally Kinnan I Huntley Brinkiey Report Palitical Broadcast Republican 7:00 0 Shotgun Slade "Flower on Boot Hill" Slade is jumped by bank robbers who take his money, clothes and gun. News Weather (C) News, Comments and Weather News, -John Daly News, Douglas Edwards 7:30 Dan Raven Singer Penny Murrow (guest star Gogi Grant).

Matty's Funday Funnies Family Scarlet Pimpernel," Part starring Michael Rennie, Maureen O'Hara, Zachary Scott, William Shatner and Suzanne Storrs. 8:00 Harrigan vs. Harrigan." Senior Harrigan leaves town and, upon his return, is amazed to find that his son has undertaken to handle a case for a notorious accident faker. 8:30 0 Westerner (Q The Flintstones Animated Comedy series about a Stone Age family. Route 66 Lew Ayres guest stars as a former concentration camp victim, in vengeful pursuit of an escaped Nazi, who, receives unexpected help from adventurers Tod and Buz in "The Man on the Monkey Board." 9:00 Bell Telephone Hour Nation Indivisible' (C) A program of music of the U.S.A., starring Robert Preston (as host and narrator) Dorothy Collins, Bill 6: 25 6 30 6:50 6:55 7:00 MEDIA Quakers Plan Saturday Rally MEDIA Charles Walker, a member of the civil liberties committee of the Friends Yearly Meeting, will be the speaker at Media Friends Meeting on Saturday at 3 p.m.

The topic to be presented is "Capital Punishment" The Media Friends Meeting will be.host to the Chester Quarterly Meeting of the Religious Society of Friends as representatives from seven Friends Meetings gather to worship together, dis cuss business and hear the speak ers for the occasion. Darby, Chester, Media, Spring field, Upper Providence, a and Swarthmore Friends Meetings will participate. Supper will be served from to 7 by a committee of junio high school members of the Firs Day School of Media-Upper Prov idence Meetings. Those serviru wiU be Ann Lindley, Debby Mark Fay O'Neal, Carroll Roberts, Tr, cy Baldwin, Kendlyn Beck, Caro Marks, Judith and Marc Ham son, Peter Hewitt, Wayne Lauser Doug Lansdale and Neil Stoc dard. At 7 p.m.

a dramatic presenta tiOTi by Allen Hunt, the famous "Trial of William Penh," will Ix the feature of the evening. Hayes, Mahalia Jackson, I Peter Palmer, Jimmie Rodgers and Jo Stafford. The Dukes of Dixieland are featured. Donald Vcorhees conducts the Bell Telephone Orchestra. 77 Sunset Strip, "The Laurel Canyon Private detective Randolph doggedly seeks the murderer a publisher of a blackmailing Hollywood scandal sheet 30 Garlund A newspaper publisher attacks industrialist Frank Garlund for allege fraudulent use ol public funds.

10:00 Michael Shayne --starring Richard Denning. Shayne sets-a trap for crooked politician i Gardcna (Joe Buskin), who is trying to pin murder on the detective's newspaperman pal, Tin Rourke (co-star Jerry Paris), in "Framed in Blood." i President Eisenhower-Political speech, from Philadelphia I Q3 The Twilight Zone -Richard Hayden stars as an ultrasophvsticate who 1 has no interests, save petty current annoyances in "A Thing About Machines." 10:39 "The Law Mr. Baby," finds Attorney Jones involved in an unusual case of an unmarried, immigrant English girl (Dinah Anne 12:15 i Rogers), who plans to 12:301 to put up her unwanted, unborn baby for adoption. 11:00 News Weather (C) Vjnce Leonard and Wally Kinnan News Weather (C) News Weather -John Facenda and Jack Whitaker 11:15 Jack Paar Show "The Best of Paar" World's best Movies "Goodbye, Mr. Chips" and "Triple Threat." Late Great McGinty." Brian Donlevy, Akim Tamiroff.

A bartender in South America reminisces about his topsy-turvy political career in the United States. 12:45 Late, Late Show 'Dragonfly Hodiak, Bruce Bennett. A major in the U.S. Air Force is ordered to South Korea to speed the training of the South Korean Air Force. 1:00 Douglas Fairbanks Stranger" 1:30 Meet Your Neighbors (C) 2:00 News and Thought For Tomorrow 2:20 Late News and Give Us This Day 2:40 News 2:45 All Night Show SATURDAY MORNING Thought for Today Farm Give Us This Day Early Morning News Today on the Farm Official Report Satellite Police CD Adventuring in the Hand Arts--featuring hostess Shari Lewis "Ornament.

Beauty." 7:55 Moments of Comfort 8:00 Big Rascals Big Picture Courageous Cat -Cartoon Series 8:30 TV Garden Club Cartoon Corners General Store 9:00 Woody Woodpecker Breakfast Time 9:30 Rog Rogers "Boys Day in Paradise Valley 5:45 John Nagy Show 10:00 Shari Lewis Show (C) Ramar of the Jungle Captain Kangaroo 10:30 King Leonardo and li Short subjects (C) cartoon series. Chief Town's Cartoon Pow Wow! 11:00 Fury The Magicland of Allakazam 11:30 0 Lone Ranger Popeye Theatre Mighty Mouse Playhouse AFfERNOON 12:00 QTrue Story Saturday Noon with Genevieve Blatt Sky King Afternoon Theater Detective's Diary "Se- ARL WILSON SAYS: Rock Roll Still Jumps 2:00 Hollywood's Best cret of the Bells." Saturday News with Robert Trout 1:00 Political--Democratic Walt Disney Presents-Fantasyland: "All About Magic." Eye on Philadelphia 1:15 Farm, Home Garden 1:30 fj Meet Your Neighbor Once Over Lightly -Program which present, stimulating conversation about topics of interest between an outstandini member of the community and one or more of his friends. Pro Basketball New York at Detroit College Football Time What in the World 2:15 Football Game Ohl State vs. Michigan State 2:30 Caucus Guest: Repub lican Vice Presidential nominee, Henry Cabot Lodge. 3:00 Picture for a Saturday Afternoon "The 'Sain in Palm Springs." -George Sanders, Wendy Barrie.

4:00 Sheriff of Cochise 4:30 Bowling Stars CD TV Race of the Week-The Jockey Club Gold Cup Stakes Aqucduc NEW YORK--You remember the big funeral for rock 'n' roll about a year ago? Nobody cried at the services. When the mourners said, "G'bye Rock," they also muttered, "Gocd riddance." I've just been ouervievTing the new boy in charge of producing hit songs at Columbia Records, and he confessed he's launching a world-wide hunt for rock 'n 1 roll. "I don't foresee the end of it," said the well-known Holly- woodian and Broadwayite Frank De Vol, composer, arranger, actor and one-man band, out of good old Canton, O. "We want these young people," unblushingly and unhesitatingly declared Frank De Vol. "That's part of my new assign ment and I don't apoligize, because rock 'n' roll, or rhythm- and-blues, is a native American thing I gather that when bearded Mitch Miller ran the Pop Department Columbia, they were long on "quality records." But "Rock" impolitely lived on, and Columbia, anxious to have its rightful slice, said to Frank De Vol: "Get in there and grab those kid record-buyers for Columbia --you can do it, boy 1 A great song producer himself, he got an Oscar nomination for scoring "Pillow He's a saxophonist, violinist, clarinetist, flutist, trumpeter and singer.

"We'd been giving them the great masters and they wanted the comic pages," he says. "We can't take Doris Day and Tony Bennett and give them rock 'n' roll because it's jde- grading to them." He thought back to his boyhood--10 years ago. "I used to go down to Axelrod Music Store in Canton for the rhythm-and-blues records. They had a beat! "Kids get killed on certain records now. People forget Floyd Collins and Bluebeard.

Why get so holy about it?" You mean you'd want a Paul Anka?" I asked. "I would love to hax'e a Paul Anfca" (he's with ABC-Paramount) "and we'd be happy to bid for him." Frank understands singing. When he left Canton, to go with Emerson Gill's orchestra in Cleveland, be notified his mother he was going to be heard on radio one night. "Mother told me she loved it, so when I sang my number she leaned her" head on the radio and she could feel the vibrations of her son singing. "Which I really loved, because it was Pinky Hunter, not me, 'who sang that song." company postponed its Paris trip to Feb.

25-Paddy Chayefsky hasn't finished the screenplay yet Pat Nixon's lost eleven pounds on the campaign trail pErair.oiint cancelled Elvis Presley's personal appearance tour for "GI Blues" --some local police couldn't promise enough protection Johnnie Ray, ailing for so long, is getting back to work at the Concord Hotel Nichols and May'U make a record album of their Golden Theater show. Lawrence dating an Indian beauty, Delphi Cornflower Tuesday Weld bought a big German shepherd pooch TV producer Irving Mansfield's flying to London to bring Ernie Kovacs a batch of cigars and a tape of his show, "Take A Good Look" Producer Joe Levine's spending three I times more to publicize the Hot Wind Blows" than he paid for the film Lloyd Bridges wants to film the story of missing British frogman Lionel Crabb Sue Ann Langdon'll appear on ABC-TV's "Surfside 6." Fcrnandel, the French comic, will film a satire on westerns, called "Dynamite Jack." (Music by Dmitri Tiomkin, who composed "High Movie distributor Uya Lopert bought business exec Vivian Kellem's Manhattan town house for $200,000 Diaharm Carroll Hew to Paris to do "Paris Blues" with Paul Newman; her baby and her mother follow nect month A local publication nixed an ad by B'way producer David Merrick in which he wanted to rap. a critic Paulette Goddard's heading back to Switzerland, after completing a TV film pilot, "The Phantom," and buying a 15G sable coat. EARL'S PEARLS: Jack Waldron describes a second-rate hotel he once visited: "Everything was cold but the ice water." TODAY'S BEST LAUGH: Stove Lawrence has this neat rejoinder to Eydie Gorme at the Copa: "Darling, for the first time in your life, you're wrong again." plant STAR ROSES I Don't Miss Hearing DR. RALPH W.

SOCKMAN Church, Methcdiit, New York City, and one of America's great preochen speak at the ANNUAL REFORMATION SERVICE sponsored by ihe CHESTER CONUCIL OF CHURCHES Sunday, October 30, I960, at 8:00 FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH DR. "SOCKMAN Seventh and Fulton Chester THE CHESTER COUNCIL OF CHURCHES. BAPTIST; Brook- Calvary, First, Immanuel, Upland, Croier Theological Seminarr. CHURCH OF GOD: Brookhaven EPISCOPAL: Si. Si.

Lukes, St. Pauls. FRIENDS: Chester Monthly- Meeting. LUTHER AX: HolT Trinity, Nativity. METHODIST: Eddystone, Madison Street, Providence Avenue, St.

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