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TV Section 10 (fhitaoo (Tribune SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 17, 1063 nmw.i raw TELEVISION Programs for Sunday 6:00 Chicago Auto Show See Highlights. Highlights Big Star Lineup Signed for Fall 9:00 American Film Festival 1 1 "Help Wanted." A film sh owing the training of service station personnel. 9:30 Biography 9 THE shape of things to come on television next fall is fairly clear now. Schedules are nearing completion, altho there are some holes yet to be plugged in the network lineups. There will be a strong added accent on com edy next fall.

Danny Kaye, who has confined himself to one special a year, will be doing an hour-long weekly show; Jerry Lewis will be tackling a 90 minute fun show every Sunday. hil Silvers of Sgt. Bilko fame will be returning after an absence of several years in a new eekly comedy show, as yet unnamed. Carol Burnett will be doing a series SPECIAL EVENTS 6:00 p. m.

9 Chicago Auto Show. Peter Donald is host for a preview of the 55th annual automobile show from McCormick Place. 7:00 p. m. 2 CBS Special.

"A Look at Monaco with tC Princess Grace." Princess Grace, the former motion picture star Grace Kelly, and Prince Rainier are host for a film showing the views and facets of life in their storied little country on the shores of the Mediterranean. SPORTS 12:00 noon 7 Challenge Golf. Arnold Palmer and Gary Player vs. Mason Rudolph and Tommy Jacobs. 1:30 p.

m. 2 Sunday Sports Spectacular. "The Grand Prix Championship Races." A program highlighting the nine races making up the 1962 Grand Prix championship competition. 3:00 p. m.

9 Best of Bowling. Jack Aydelotte vs Joe Kristof. 3:00 p. m. 5 World of Golf.

Doug Sanders vs Arne Werkel. MUSIC AND DRAMA 8:00 p. m. 2 Real McCoys. Joan Blondell introduces the boisterous, bouncy new character of Aunt Win to the Real McCoys when she moves in next door and immediately takes charge of Grandpa McCoy's campaign for the grange presidency.

Featured are Walter Brennan, Dick Crenna, and Janet DeGore. 9:00 p. m. 5 Dinah Shore. Bing Crosby, folksingers Bud and Travis, and jazz trumpeter Al Hirt and his group join Dinah Shore for a concert of easy swinging and singing.

1963 CHICAGO AUTO SHOW New Cars Never Seen! Exciting Displays! Dream Cars of the Future! -k Antique Cars! Spectaculars! 'k Surprise Exhibits! PETER DONALD, HOST 6:30 Dennis the Menace 2 Dennis, accompanied by his parents and Mr. Wilson, journeys to Washington, D. to champion a worthy cause on Capitol hill. Walt Disney 5 "Banners in the Sky," with James MacArthur, Michael Rennie, Janet Munro, and Maes Donald in a drama about a mountain climber who dreams of being the first person to climb the mountain which took his father's life Part I. IC1 Jetsons 7 7:00 CJ CBS Special 2 See Highlights.) Sunday Night Movie 7 'Terror in a Texas Town." 7:30 Car 54 5 The governor becomes involved when Muldoon forgets the anniversary of his part-nershtp with Toody.

Bon Voyage 1 1 8:00 Man and the Challenge RI 9 Real McCoys 2 See Highlights. ICJ Bonanza 5 Adam Cartwrigh gets a lesson in Yankee thrift from his younger brothers when he and Hoss buy a thorobred race horse with an eye on winning the Virginia City sweepstakes. Sunday Evening Club 1 1 Guest: Dana McLean Greeley of the Arlington Street church in Boston. 8:30 EC3 Your Right to Say It 9 "What About Our Taxes?" Guests: Gaylord Freeman vice-chairman of the board at the First National Bank of Chicago. True 2 4 GE TRUE JACK WEBB 2 Magician masterminds 1 escape of 104 RAF i pilots in World War II.

"Escape," with Ben Wright, Medley Mattingly, George' Pelling, and Brenda Bennett, An English stage magician schemes to effect the escape of several hundred royal air force pilots. Part II. 9:00 Peter Gunn 9 Candid Camera 2 CC1 Dinah Shore 5 See Highlights. Voice of Firestone 7 Guests: Sally Ann Howes, Blanche Thebom, Aldo Monaco, and Edward Villella. I mm BIOGRAPHY THE LIFE OF sponsored by BERENS MOTORS What's My Line? 2 News Commentary 7 Open Mind il 10:00 CI News Jack Taylor 9 News and Weather 2 C3 News Floyd Kalber 5 News Alex Dreier 7 10:10 CI Weather Volkman 5 Weather Forecast 7 10:15 W-G-N Presents 9 TV PREMIERE! CINEMA 9 LEO GENN SrTEEL, 3- mfwiev 141 2imm Late Show 2 "The 49th Man." Movie Five 5 "Monkey on My Back." Award Movie 7 This Woman Is Dangerous 10:30 Four Score II I 1 Late, Late Show "The Star Maker." 1 1 :55 Late, Late Movie 'Madame DuBarry 12:05 News Off the Cuff 12:10 Jack Eigen 1:35 Late Report 2 mm jr mmmum II 4:30 College Bowl 2 Bullwinkle 5 Archeology and the Bible 1 1 "Mountain Streams and Valley Cities." Dr.

Glueck discusses the importance of excavating valley cities and tracing the streams of the Jordan. 5:00 20th Century 2 "We Fed Our Enemies." A documentary report on America's unparalleled and humanitarian outpouring of aid after two World Wars. Guests: Lewis L. Strauss, Henry C. Wolfe, and Gen.

Lucius D. Clay. EC Meet the Press Guest: Sen. Miss. Hong Kong Th ree women 5 Ste pose the aunt of a small.

ornriAnprJ boy who is desperately wanted by his powerful, Red Chinese grandfather. David Copper-field II 5:30 Password 2 McKeever and the Colonel 5 Sgt. Barnes' father, who believes his son runs Westfieid, pays an unexpected visit to the academy. EVENING 4:00 CI Lassie 2 Timmy and Lassie help a balloonist land his craft in a field as gale winds approach the area. Ensign O'Toole 5 Lt.

Sf. John smuggles an antique cannon aboard the Appleby. Cheaters 7 A factory messenger who collects the Friday payroll from the banlc is found robbed and assaulted. Age of Kings 1 1 "The Boar Hunt." The leaders of the Queen's party are arrested and beheaded. TONIGHT Indicates program change since your TV Week was last distributed.

Indicates paid advertisement. Indicates color program. 1 Indicates rerun. Central Standard Time I Gfl 8:00 IC Bible Time 5 "Andrew." Anita Klever tells the story of Andrew as an example of brotherhood. 8:20 Thought for the Day 2 8:25 Early Report 2 8:30 Hymns of All Faiths 9 Magic Door 2 international Zone 5 Christophers 7 "Your Government Needs You." 8:45 CI Outlook 9 "Recovery of Radiance." Light Time 7 "Science in Our Lives." 9:00 CC1 Moss for Shut-ins 9 Lamp Unto My Feet 2 "And Joy is My Witness." Mahalia Jackson and a choir will be featured in a program of spirituals video-taped at Bethel Temple church in New York City.

EC American Scene 5 "Industrial Implications of Technology." Guests: Roland Meyer, Jr. and Thomas Rese-berry. Chicagoland Faith 7 9:30 TCI Ron Terry's Amateurs 9 Look Up and Live 2 "The Presence of Death The Journal of Vera Gray." A story of the feeling of a family facing the death of a member a woman of great strength, character, and love. CI In This World 5 In His Hands 7 "Our Jericho Road The Church and a Constructive Approach to Alcoholism." Guest: The Rev. Mr.

James Rem. 10:00 Circus Boy RJ 9 Camera Three 2 "The Problem That Has No Name." A dramatic interpretation of the life and role of modern American women. CI Live and Learn 5 "War Neurosis." Guest: Dr. Roy Grinker. TV Gospel Time 7 10:30 Honeymooners IR1 9 News of Religion 2 Heckle and Jeckle 5 Last of the Mohicans 7 11:00 CI Chicago Church Hour 9 Guest: The Rev.

Robert Pierce of the First Methodist church. Builder's Showcase 2 Gene Autry 5 Serial Theater 7 11:15 Changing Times 2 1 1 :30 CBS Washington Report 2 Brave Stallion RJ 5 Kafternoon 12:00 Sunday Matinee 9 "Bonnie Scotland." Picture for Sunday 2 Vacation from Marriage." Flight 5 "Experiment Oxygen." An air force doctor experiments to discover the effects excessive oxygen would have on jet pilots. Challenge Golf 7 See Highlights. 12:30 Frontiers of Faith "Imitation of God." 1:00 Spirit of Man 5 "Worship in the Home." Championship Bridge 7 Howard and Bee Schenken vs. Mary Jane Farell and Lew Maine.

I Carol's on By Cynthia Lowry CAROL BURNETT, gently but firmly pushed out of that warm, secure nest of The Gary Moore Show, still isn't accustomed to being on her own. She still isn't sure she likes it. "I did my last show as a 'regular' on Garry's show last spring," she reflected soberly, "and my time has been pretty weli filled. I spent the summer on tour with my own show; I've been to California three times about making a picture, done a Jack Benny show and been a guest with Garry four or five times this season. "But I still haven't gotten accustomed to it I still don't like it very much.

I really like a regular schedule." The year 1963 will be one of decision for the slim, auburn haired young comedienne. On Feb. 24 she will be the star in her own CBS special, "Carol and Company." After a trip to Tahoe in Nevada with the Garry Moore troupe, she will go to Hollywood for her first motion picture, with Dean Martin. It's "Who's Been Sleeping, in My Bed?" She describes the movie as a spoof of TV's medical shows. "Elizabeth Montgomery is the girl in the story," related Carol mournfully, "and I play the psychoanalyst's assistant the heart-of-gold type.

I'll be a sort of combination of Thelma Ritter, Eve Arden and Phil Silvers And after that there's another TV special, "Calamity Jane," followed by the most excitine venture nf all- own Broadway show. Carol, a modest, rather shy girl, still marvels at What she insists is luck. The show, "A Girl to Remember," will be fashioned around her special comedy and singing talents by a team of experts. The career of the San Antonio-born, Hollywood-reared 28-year-old comedienne-singer shot off like a meteor Cet of eight special comedy shows. Judy Garland, who has been doing one or two specials a season, is to undertake a weekly musical, variety, and comedy series.

Miss Garland will do a special on Tuesday, March 19 on CBS with Silvers and Robert Goulet as guests. Joey Bishop Is to preside over an hour long comedy-variety series next fall and Bill Dana Jose Jimenez of the Steve Allen and Danny Thomas show is to preside over a new comedy hour. The schedule of new shows for the three networks, insofar as it is settled, follows. First, on ABC: Sunday night will be mostly new: The Travels of Jamie McPheeters; 7:30 Arrest and Trial, a new crime series; The Roosevelt Years tentative, Monday: 7:30 Wagon Train, presumably slated here to compete with the strong lineup comedy shows on CBS; 9 Breaking Point, a series about psychiatry. Tuesday: 8 Ready for the People, a Warner Brothers show about a district attorney; 9 Mr.

Kingston, a serial story starring Walter Pid-geon. Wednesday: 8 The Greatest Show on Earth, a Desilu package about circus life; 9 The Young and the Bold, a Music Corporation of America package. Thursday: 7:30 Archie, a new series; 8 The Fugitive, a United Artists production. Friday: 6:30 Stand-by, a Phil Silvers The Night By Walfer Oleksy 'ACK Benny and I were shot at on one of our USO tours of Germany in the last war and the worst of it was, our own soldiers were doing the shooting. They darn near killed us!" "Liltin' Martha Tilton, the songbird of swing time and an old favorite on radio, told us the story in a recent interview, adding that she will do a guest appearance on Benny's CBS-TV show Feb.

26 on channel 2, when they will recreate some of their camp show material all but the gunfire. The time was early June, 1945, a few short weeks after the Germans surrendered to the Allies. The place was the hinterlands of battle-scarred Germany, wherever allied troops were billeted. The action took place along a country road in the dark of night as the big, black, unmarked German touring car sped on toward an isolated GI post. In the car were Benny, Miss Tilton, harmonica virtuoso Larry Adler, and Ingrid Bergman.

"It was around midnight and we were all tired from putting on a show that day," recalled Miss Tilton. "Our driver was wasting no time getting us to the next camp, where we were to get some nice comfortable army cots for the night. "We were approaching a town near the camp when we heard the gunfire at our backs. A GI sentry had yelled at our driver to stop for an inspection, but none of us heard him. As we drove past Hold Opera Final auditions of the Illinois Opera Guild Audition of the Air will take place on the stage of the Civic Opera House tomorrow afternoon.

Twenty-two young operatic singers who have been heard on WGN-Radio each Sunday afternoon for the past 13 weeks will be judged and awarded prizes totaling a new Jack Webb venture. Friday: 6:30 The Free and the Brave, John Houseman's new history series. Saturday: 6:30 Jackie Gleason, after much hesitation, has decided to return for' another season. CBS has announced that next season it will give Gleason "the fullest scope to his tremendous talents," whatever that means. The Defenders show follows at 7:30 and Gunsmoke from 9 to 10 p.

m. iN NBC: Sunday's one un 0' certainty is Car 54, Where Are You? It may be replaced with another entry at 7:30 p.m. Monday is uncertain from 6:30 to 9. If the present Monday niglit movies stand up well against CBS, they may be retained. Tuesday: 8 The Dick Boone Anthology with Clifford Odets writing some of the dramas.

9 Bell Telephone Concerts will alternate with hour-long versions of David Brinkley's Journal and Chet Huntley Reporting. Wednesday: Only uncertainty is Perry Como's show now running at 8 p. m. If Como bows out, Andy Williams' show may be moved in. Thursday: 6:30 New Robert Taylor series about a public health officer.

Friday: 8:30 Harry's Girls, a half hour comedy, produced by Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer. Saturday: 6:30 Joey Bishop Comedy show; 7:30 Bill Dana in a new comedy series featuring him as a waiter. Jerry Lewis at Benny and New Guinea friend. ries," said Martha nostalgically. "While we were planning the show, Jack suggested I wear the same uniform I wore on the tours.

I laughed at the idea but admitted that my mother probably still had the uniform tucked away in her attic in Los Angeles. "Sure enough she found it, and you know what? I still fit into it. I swear. 20 vears and three children later it didn't need a stitch of alteration. They made those uniforms to last." Martha lives in Los Angeles now, where she has appeared as featured vocalist on the daily Curt Massey TV show and earlier on radio for the last 14 years.

She was the darling of the Dig Dand circuit across the country from 1938 to 1941 when she toured with the Benny Goodman orchestra She joined the band shortly after finishing high school, and hit the big time as the original "Miss" of Goodman's "Three Hits and a Miss" vocal group. Martha gives some good advice to young singers who want to become top vocalists. "Sing anywhere you can and as often as you can. Develop a style." Would she want her daughter age 8 to be a singer someday? "I'd love her to be a singer, if she had the talent. I'm all for it.

It's marvelous to sing, and make your living at it." AT Danny Kaye United Artists hour-long series starring Leslie Stevens; 8 Jimmy Dean's new hour-long live show. Saturday: Thunder-head; 7:30 Lawrence Welk and his orchestra; 8:30 Jerry Lewis, live comedy-variety series running to 10 p.m. A' CBS. Sundav: 6:30 My Favorite Martian; 8 Judy Garland's new hour-long variety show. Monday: 9 George Scott in a new series about New York, East Side.

West Side. Tuesday: 3 Ozark Widow, with Bea Benadaret in a spinoff from the Beverly Hillbillies. Wednesday: 7:30 The Beverly Hillbillies; 8 Phil Silvers' new show; 8:30 The Dick Van Dyke show; 9 Danny Kaye's show. Thursday's schedule is still unsettled possibilities are: 8 The Wardan, a new prison series; 9 Giant Step, Judy Garland They Shot Jack Benny, Martha Tilton, the sentry post the GIs let loose with the buckshot. "We all hit the floor and Larry yelled, 'I'm We were petrified.

"The driver stopped and in no time at all the GIs realized their mistake. We couldn't blame them, even if the back of our car was riddled with bullets. "We went to Larry right away, but it was all right. He wasn't shot. One of the bullets had gone thru the back of the car and broke a spring under Larry's seat.

It was the spring that hit Larry, and he shot up like a rocket. He was a mighty lucky guy." MARTHA can laugh now about that and other war time experiences with the Benny troupe, altho they were often grim at the time. She toured with Benny in Germany for three months in 1945 and again three months in the South Pacific the year before. "The TV show we're doing brought back a lot of memo- Guild Finals 500. Contestants in the fifth annual audition are from Illinois, i co i Indiana, Michigan, and Ohio.

Judges include John Brown-lee, Frederick Jagel, and Dr. Barre Hill, former opera stars. The two winning contestants will perform on WGN-Radio and WGN-TV Sunday, March 3. 1:30 Whirlybirds tR 9 Chuck and P. T.

are hired to fly two ventriloquists to a benefit. Sunday Sport Spectacular 2 See City Desk Guest: Lar Daly. Adlai Stevenson Reports 7 Guest: Sen. Fulbright Arlc.l 2:00 Blue Angel RI 9 NBC News 5 Meet the Professor 7 Guest: Phillip Merlan, professor of literature and philosophy and Scripps college in San Diego, Cal. 2:30 CI Investors' Forum 9 "Electronics Industry." Guests: Robert Gafvin, Joseph Wright, Holden Farrar, Henry Meers.

Artists' Showcase Guests: Robert Smith and the Mallet Masters, Joan Wilson, and Dwighf Malcolm. Directions "63 7 "What Is a Pastor?" A photo essay of a week in the life of an American pastor Msgr. Jasper Chiodimi of St. Dominio Savio parish in Aff-ton, Mo. 3:00 Best of Bowling 9 (See Great Challenge 2 "Government and the Economy in the American Democracy." Guest: William Gom-bcrg.

CJ World of Golf 5 iSee Highlights. Books and Brent 3:30 Alumni Fun Guests: Richard Adler, mont Royster, and Voit 7 7 Ver-Gil- more. 4:00 W-G-N Presents 9 "Clash by Night." Amateur Hour 2 Update 5 Major Adams 7 Wally Cox guest stars as a poor; mild-mannered teacher who follows the wagon train westward in "The Vincent Eaglewood Story." tR Her Own Carol Burnett about three years after she arrived in New York determined to go on the stage. At an audition she mimicked Eartha Kitt singing "Monotonous," which won her some summer stock jobs and some TV appearances. But the real kickoff came when she sang "I Fell in Love with John Foster Dulles" on a Jack Paar show an amusing number that delighted the then secretary of state, who asked that it be repeated on the show.

Then followed other guest-starring shots and in the spring of 1959, she opened in an off Broadway musical, "Once Upon a Mattress," which was such a hit it moved into the big theatrical time. Three years as a regular on The Garry Moore Show pushed her to the top of the nation's TV favorites. "This may be an exciting time but to tell you the truth, I'm scared stiff." AP ADVERTISEMENT ITCHING Torture Stopped like Magic Here's blessed relief from tortures of vaginal itch, rectal itch, chafing, rash and eczem with an amazing new scientific formula called LANACANE. This fast-actinR, stam-less meflicatcd creme kills harmful bacteria, germs while it soothes raw, irritated ana inflamed skin tissue. Stops scratching needs healing.

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