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CHICAGO SUNDAY TRIBUNE: JANUARY 17, I960 fart 3 Page A Programs for Sunday QomphU Listings of :30 WGN-TY 9 TV FIRST! 7:30 THE LAWMAN Western 7 Marshal Troop becomes the target of an unknown assassin. 8:00 DARRYl f. ZANUCICS Production of MI I niiii Highlights of the Day on Television SPECIAL EVENTS 9:30 a. m. 2 Look Up and Live Dr.

William Hamilton, professor of theology at Colgate-Rochester Divinity school, is host for a dramatic-exploration of the story of Job's suffering as recorded in the Bible. 12:00 Noon 15 Meet the Press Secretary, of Agriculture Ezra Taft Benson is questioned by a panel of newsmen in connection with a Senate agriculture subcommittee investigation of United States farm policy. 2:00 p. m. 7 V.I.P.

Norman Ross interviews one guest this week Ar T0KITE 8:00 P.M. IN COLOR! "Great Music from Chicago" f' 2:00 MR. AND MRS. NORTH A beautiful model is murdered at Greenwich Village party. V.

I. P. Interviews See Highlights. SUNDAY SPORTS SPECTACULAR See Highlights. 2:30 SILVER SCREEN THEATER Black Purse," with Pat Carroll and Claude Akins.

A young man attempts to return a purs ha saw fall from the window of an apartment. COLLEGE NEWS CONFERENCE Sea Highlights. PRO BOWL KICKOFF 2:45 PRO BOWL Football See Highlights. 3:00 CHAMPIONSHIP BOWLING Harry Smith vs. Dick Hoover.

FIRST DECADE ISee Highlights. 3:30 CHAMPIONSHIP BRiEGE With Charles Goren: Players: Alvin Lendy and Norman Kay vs. Charles Solomon and Peggy Solomon. FACE THE NATION Guest: Sen. Gore Tenn.J.

4:00 7 -at JT 9J A I thur M. Schlesinger, historian, who currently is working on a history of the age of Roosevelt. 2:30" p. m. 7 College New Conference Senate Majority Whip, Mike Mansfield Mont.

will be questioned on the legislative issues facing the second session of the 86th Congress. 3:00 p. m. 7 The First Decade Bob Hope will host ann narrate a special documentary portraying in dramatic form developments of the United Cerebral Palsy association during the past 10 years. ,1 ALICE AYE-CON AMECHE BENRY FOKDA mm ARNOLB WARREN WILUAM UO CASH ilia Indicetei color program.

Indicates program changa s'nca your TV Week was distributed. 7:55 THOUGHT FOR THE DAY 2 8:00 RELIGION IN AMERICA 9 Faces and Fire." EIBLE TIME Polly Simms 5 -EARLY REPORT 2 8:05 CAMERA THREE 2 8:30 R. F. D. CHICAGOLAND 9 THE AMERICAN SCENE a THE LORD'S STAFF 2 TERRYTOONS Cartoons 9 RELIGION IN LIFE 5 LAMP UNTO MY FE5T 2 9:1 5 FAITH FOR TODAY 7 The biblical story of Hosea's merciful dealing with Gcmer, his unfaithful wife, emphasizes Christ's love for His unfaithful followers.

9:30 MY LITTLE MARGIE Comedy 9 Margie tries to get Vern to contribute money to a charity. LIVE AND LEARN FORUM 5 LOOK UP AND LIVE 2 See Highlights. 9:45 CHRISTIAN SCIENCE HEALS 7 "How Prayer Heals the Effects of Accidents." 10:00 TOPPER Comedy 9 Topper gets a ticket for parking in a restricted area. SUSIE Comedy 7 Susia and an aging actress buy the same dress in "Two of a Kind." STAGE SEVEN 5 F. Y.

I. 2 "Employ Theft." 10:30 OUR MISS BROOKS 9 Miss Brooks and Mr. Boynton try to solve a mystery when the postman disappears. BOWLING STARS 7 FRONTIER Western 5 The entrance of a girl into the lives of two brothers who staked a claim in the Oklahoma territory brings them to knife's point. INSIGHT Frank Reynolds 2 11:00 CHICAGO CHURCH HOUR 9 Services ai the St.

Gall's Roman Catholic church. ROLLER DEREY 7 ROCKY JONES Space ranker 5 ACTION THEATER Film 2 11:30 STEVE DONOVAN Marshal 5 10:00 TOMBSTONE TERRITORY 7 NEWS AND WEATHER 5 NEWS AND WEATHER 2 10:15 SEA WOLF Edwanl G. Robinson Jolin Garfield MAGFS Your Storm for Value IGOR MARKEVITOI Conducts the Chicago Symphony Orchestra Classical Symphony, D. Major, Opus 25 Prokofieff Tone Poem, "En Saga" Opus 9 p. m.

izj uoiiege uowi a iour-gin team oi ts. college students will defend its championship in a question and answer contest with students from Purdue university. SPORTS 1:00 p. m. 5 Basketball Curt Gowdy is in Boston Garden to describe the court contest between the Boston Celtics and the Philadelphia WarriorS.

2:00 p. m. 2 Sunday Sports Spectacular Championship Indoor Sports" features champions in the fields of water polo, wrestling, fencing, badminton, judo, billiards, and squash. 2:45 p. m.

5 Pro Bowl The 10th annual Pro bowl is played in the Los Angeles coliseum and features teams made up of Eastern and Western stars of the National Football league. MUSIC AND DRAMA 6:30 p. m. 7 Maverick The Maverick brothers James Garner and Jack Kelly are embroiled in a feud between the Carterets and the Montgomerys in Maverick and Juliet," a spoof of one of Shakespeare's most famous plots. 7:00 p.

m. 5 Sunday Showcase Wendell Corey, Jack Klugman, Larry Bleyden, Mary Fickett, and Frank Conroy are co-starred in "One Loud Clear Voice," the story of an ardent young political reformer who turns into a machine boss. 7:00 p. m. 2 Ed Sullivan Singer Rosemary Cfooney w-m- Variations and Fugue on a Theme by Pnrcell, Opus 34 Britten PAUL WINCHELL Variety 7 CONQUEST Documentary 2 The determined efforts by modern science to add years of useful living to the life span of man will be reported in Can Man Live Forever?" 4:30 EROKEN ARROW Western 7 Cochise and the tribe's elders are aligned agaist Cochise's son and his young followers when they break a promise made by the Indian chief.

COLLEGE BOWL Quiz 2 See Highlights. 5:00 MATTY'S FUNDAY FUNNIES 7 Little Audrey has a wild adventure. SMALL WORLD Ed Murrcw 2 Guests: Clare Booth Luce, Charles E. Bohlen, and Sir Harold Nicholson. Host: Deems Taylor fc: 1 9 TV Sincloir' POLKA PARADE starring JULIE HAND OLE SVENSCK BRIAN FARNCN WALTER EKAPD Fait paced half hour of music, song, dancing Row, Row, Row Broke, but Happy Polko Where Has My tittle Dog Gone headlines Ed show.

Other guests are Nelson Eddy and Gale Sherwood, Rickie Layne and Velvel, Billy Daniels, Carol Lawrence, and the Trio Aristons, a European novelty act. As a special attraction, Ed presents a taped portion of Jerome Robbins' Ballet U. S. A. 8:00 p.

m. 9 Great Music from Chicago Igor Marke- vitch conducts the Chicago' symphony orchestra in a musical program featuring works by Prokofieff, Sibelius, and Britten. Jr. jT' AM I i iUt -is MisiClonney fi 111 111 'i llHlllllnHH- III I' EVENING PERFORMANCE Film 8:00 p. m.

5 Variety Show. Jane Powell is hostess for a musical-variety show featuring Dale Robertson, Miyoshi Umeki, Taina Elg, Carl Eallatine, and Craig Stevens. 8:30 p. m. 2 Show of the Month Farley Granger, Diane Baker, and LONE RANGER Western A gang of cowboys are about to chase two horse stealing Indians into suredcath in Apache territory.

5ASE3 OF LONDON Drama Saber makes a sketch of a murder suspect from a description given him by a night club owner. 20TH CENTURY "Japan's Changing Face." SUNDAY EVENING CLUB 11 Speaker: Louis Evans. Mjsical selections by the Irving Park YMCA chorus. "THE REBEL Western 7 Johnny Yuma tangles with a man intent on mining gold in Indian territory in "Gold Seekax." VARIETY SHOW 5 (Sea Highlights. THEATER Drama 2 "Tha Committeeman," with La J.

Cobb, Sylvia Sidney, and Timmy Everett. A man ignores the disap proval of his wife and son and de votes his time and energies to getting nominated as a ward committeeman. 8:30 THE ALASKANS Western 7 Reno's brother and his bride arrive in Skagway and look for gold. SHOW OF THE MONTH Drama 2 (See Highlights. 9:00 SILENT SERVICE Drama Penetrating Tsushima strait to get at shipping in the Sea of Japan was a job that fell to few specially equipped submarines in the closing months of World War II.

LOR ETTA YOUNG Drama 5 A detective and a social worker become involved in a juvenile case. 9:3021 BEACON STREET Drama 7 Dennis Chase and his staff resort to ingenious devices in their battle with a syndicate boss. SEA HUNT Drama 5 Milt Nelson is forced into a narcotic smuggling plot. Oscar Homolka star in Sinclair Lewis' Arrowsmith," the story of a midwestern physician who exposes laxity in public health serv ices and makes many enemies in his rise to prominence and as a doctor-research scientist 12:00 STU ERWIN Comedy 9 A bonus in the form of a urn comes directly from the Selkirk home. OUTERSPACE THEATER Film 7 MEET THE PRESS Pane! 5 See HighHghts.l PICTURE FOR SUNDAY 2 Killer McCoy," with Mickey Rooney, Ann Blyth, and Brian Dorr levy.

A brilliant young boxer de-. clares he'll never fight again. 12:30 SCIENCE FICTION THEATER 9 "The Missing Wave Band," with Dick Foran as a famous scientist whose earth shaking discoveries are revealed as frauds. CATHOLIC HOUR 5 1:00 SUNDAY PLAYHOUSE Film 9 "Cherokee Strip," with Ed Cobb and Dick Foran. A drama highlighting the growth of a town settled during the land rush for homesteads in the Oklahoma territory.

FILE SEVEN Documentary 7 New Worlds Waiting the Planet Mars." BASKETBALL 5 See Highlights.l 1:30 BISHOP PIKE 7 elaftl 10:30 MOVIETIME U. S. A. Film Swing Time," with Fred Astalre and Ginger Rogers. A gambling song and dance man accumulates enough money to get married.

11:30 NEWS Jack Taylor 11:40 NEWS 11:45 ARMCHAIR THEATER Film "Stranger in Town," with Ann Dvorak, David Manners, and Lyle Talbot. A chain grocery store moves into a small fawn and tries to put the country store out of business. CITIZEN SOLDIER Drama 12:00 PASTOR WALLY WHITE 12:15 CAPT. DAVID GRIEF 12:20 THE LATE SHOW Film His Brother's Wife," with Barbara Stanwyck, Robert Taylor, and Joseph Calleia. 12:30 CHARLIE CHAN Drama 2:00 MEDITATION 6:00 SOUND STAGE 9- -Film Bengal Tiger," with Barton Mac-Lane, Warren Hull, and June Travis.

An aerial trapeze artist and a lion tamer clash oyer a woman's love. COLT .45 Western A teen-iger boy sets out to avenge the murder of his father. RIVRBOAT Drama Capt. Holden helps a beautiful woman in her fight to claim the rights to a diamond mine discov- ered by her father. 6:00 LASSIE Adventure Lassie and Timmy defy a group of farmers who want to shoot a mongrel trapped in crevice.

6:30 MAVERICK Western See Highlights. DENNIS THE MENACE Mr. Wilson impulsively pays $250 for rare gold coin and gets to make a wish when Dennis throws it into wishing well. 7:00 YOUR RIGHT TO SAY IT "Can Wa Lick Virus Infections?" Speakers: Dr. Harry B.

George Gee Jackson, Capt. Lloyd Miller, and Dr. Gene Stollerman. SUNDAY SHOWCASE Drama (See Highlights. ED SULLIVAN Variety See Highlights.

7:30 YOU ARE THERE "Discovery of Radium." 7 2 Philosopher Is Blamed for Rise of TV Quiz Shows! BY LARRY WOLTERS Radio, IV Editor Television Note This is the way the Canadian comedians, Johnny Wayne and Frank Shuster, work out those involved sketches that appear periodically on Ed Sullivan's CBS hour, to quote Wayne: Once we get an idea, we let it play around in our minds before we draft a rough script. If we like that script, we proceed to polish it; if we don't like it, we discard it. Then when we go into rehearsals, we revise constantly until it barely resembles the original draft. JACK GAVER A Pi 4h remain dormant for another year or so without his benefitting. AFTER that, he added, his rights revert in full to Take It or Leave It, in which he says he has a one-third interest.

Cranford figures that in a year or two the quiz mess will be forgotten and he can sell his show all over again. He has put a cost accountant to work to safeguard his rights to all programs stemming from the original." He also has lawyers inquiring as to whether he may recover damages on a complaint that his format was impaired by the fixing scandals. "We feel we have been done damage," he said, "but we don't' know whom to sue.M Whether any of James' relatives have made any claim is not known. William James brother Henry or nis descendants would seem to have a clearer claim on television. Brother Henry's "The Wings of the Dove" has been telecast and last fall his "The Turn of the Screw was adapted for TV and used as a vehicle for Ingrid Bergman's television premier.

ILLINOIS BELL Hiatal presents a James: It's possible. Cranford: Blames James. its TV adaptations. In the TV heyday, he was pulling in upwards of $50,000 a year. He said that he has been collecting right along until the end of the last year.

Under his contracts the various shows he devised may THRU a strange manner of reasoning, the fault for the quiz shows has been traced back to William James, the American philosopher and psychologist. James died way back in 1910 before even the Russians had thought of inventing television. The guy who credits the philosopher with inspiring the quiz is Dr. Peter Cranford, a psychologist practicing in Atlanta, Ga. Here's Cranford's story: During the depression years, he was having a tough time earning a living since there wTas little business for psychologists who charged for their services.

Cranford had plenty of time to read William James and one day fell across his premise that anything is possible with enough effort. RANFORD began speculating on what he would like to have become possible for him. He settled on making a million dollars. Actually he made about a quarter million out of quizzes and probably would have made the whole sum if Charlie Van Doren hadn't come along and ruined it all for him. Times were bad back, in the early thirties," Cranford recalled, "and capital was hard to come by.

So 1 realized that if I was going to make my million I'd have to do it without money. I picked the entertainment field as the most logical place to start." Cranford studied all kinds of games, including those of chance, and he came up with the Double Your Money quiz as a "kind of crap game of the air." All the big money give-aways appear to be legatees of this format. HOWEVER, his original program, said Cranford, was first heard on network radio as Take It or Leave it In 1940. It was later broadcast as Double or Nothing. In the beginning the first question was worth $1 If correctly answered.

The quizzee could work up as "high as $64 with luck. Emcees thru the year were Bob Hawk, Phil Baker, Eddie Cantor, and Jack Paar. By 1955 The $64,000 Question had grown out of the $64 question. A sequel was the $64,000 Challenge. Cranford estimated the other day that he collected $225,000 from his original Double or Nothing show and FRAN ALLISON SUNDAY RADIO PROGRAMS lH Carney's Brother Bill SHOW CHICAGO FREQUENCIES SPECIAL RADIO EVENT 8:00 p.

m. WBBM Frankly Speaking. Guest: Illinois State Treasurer W-G--72t WIXI 560 WMAQ 670 WBBM 780 WAIT 820 WLS 890 WAAF-950 WMBI- 11IO WJJB 1160 WSBC 1240 WTAQ 1300 WEAW-1330 WGES 1390 WOPA 1480 Helped Cullen in TV Bill Cullen gives credit for much of his success to Art Carney's brother, Jack. When Cullen first got to New York he supplemented his small income by writing comedy material for Arthur Godfrey, Danny Kaye, and Milton Berle. The door was opened for him by Jack Carney, who WCFL 1000 WXMP-1580 FM WFMF ino.J WMAQ 101.1 WCLM 101.9 WOPA 10S.3 WDFH 1035 WSEL 104.3 W'M'R-MJ HKBH-S1I WENR H4.T WKHK 5.5 WBBM t.S WM IB 97.1 WFMT 987 I Central Standard Time 1 A.

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t. ot Eddie Albert enjoys working in television, but he emphatically states that it was not a case of love at first sight. "When I did my first shows a few years back." says Albert, I was so numb with exhaustion and pressure that by the time we went on the air I couldn't enjoy the performance at alL "A show is supposed to be those first ones I would vow to myself, Never again! But how can you resist the newness, excitement, and bigness of a theater like television? Recalling the early days of his XV career, Albert reports he was so scared that he insisted his.wif Margo, appear with him on all his programs. W-G- ercer WLS-Revivsl WIND-Music WBBM-Bellairs "SHALLOW PEOPLE" 1 1:00 WMAQ Monitor WBBM-J. Attebery 11:30 W-C-N Gadabout WCFL Music WMAQ Eternal Light 1L55-W-G N-Reflecl 12 NOON TO fl P.

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