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Decorates Homes Lonely Carnivore (Cliuayo juufcag aritmrt June 20, 1954 Part 3 TV RADIO HH SUNDAY TELEVISION PROGRAMS SUMMER VIDEO FORECAST: WOE, Indicates listing paid for by sponsor to you more information about' program TALL TALES BY RADIO AND TV PEOPLE TOLD BY MARTHA OVERHOLSER Radio and television personalities usually are pretty serious about their careers, but they often radiate the saving grace of being able to tell stories on themselves and enjoy it heartily. Here are a few favorites collected from past conversations. SPECIAL TV EVENTS m. 5 Live and Learn: Discussion, Astronomy." m. 9 Baseball: Sox vs.

New York. Adventure. "The Story of Marco Polo" and "Sahara." You Are There. "The Crisis of Anne Boleyn." i it 6:45 P. M.

7 WBKB CHICAGO TELEVISION CHANNELS WGN-TV 9 WBKB 7 WWBQ WBBM-TV 2 9:30 P. M. 9 TV Theater: Drama, Feet of Clay 7 Stock car races 5 Man Against Crime, with Ralph Bellamy 2 What's My line 10.00 P. M. FAIRBANKS 1 1 DOUGLAS r-tui HUoRlOuSSTOM ot the uu "I JSi, got.it! The Navy nn warns in international scondii in hftir ham! of the 5 C.

Voule, weather 2 News Special 10:10 P. M. 5Dorscy Connors 10:15 P. M. Special AnniTCr-show! Gleason, Rise Present AUSTIN KIPLINGER with the "PEAK OF THE NEWS" sun.

6:45 r. m. 7:00 P. M. 2 WBBM-TV Toast Town.

mtinv 6th Jackie comedian; Stevens, 2:00 P. M. Oakley, with Davis U. S. A.

2:30 P. M. of the Jungle 3:00 P. M. Time, film of the Air, of the Week 3:30 P.

M. Parade, with R. Perkins: What I Do If Takes a Stand 3:45 P. M. Inning 4:00 P.

M. Sox vs. York Circus, with Kirchner and Hartline of Fame: Drama, from Cathay," Sarah Churchill "The Story Marco Polo and 4:30 P. M. Fran, and Ollie, Burr Tlllstrom 5:00 P.

M. Kid, western the Press: Guest week 5:30 P. M. Pickens Rogers, western Are There, The of Anne Boleyn 5:45 P. M.

Point 6:00 P. M. Theater: Drama, of Seven Asked for It, with Baker Drama, Man Bluff" Your Vacation 6:30 P. M. opera star; Art Carrier, comic; Dorvos tt Julia, dance team; Harold Arlen.

composer; Hal Le Roy, dancer. Sponsored by TOUR LI.VCOLN-MEKCL'RV DEALER 7 On the Boardwalk, with Paul Whiteman 5 Comedy nentai Holiday Kaye Ballard, Munshln and Griffin Everett Mitchell told about broadcasting ro a meeting of Future Farmers of America in Kansas City, in 1939. Just before going on the air, he discussed fertilizer and manure spreaders with some young men. He began the pro gram with "This-ls the Na tional Farm and Home Hour, brought to you today from Kansas City, Manune!" Familiar Music Hal Turner, W-G-N and WGNTV organist, spoke about trie times wnen ii was hoi su easy to compose a new musical bridge for every chase or ro mance in an adventure serial. One adventure story producer suggested that he detected familiar strains in some of the music," said Hal, and wished that something could be done about it.

I replied in the same tone of voice that I felt exactly the same way about the story and would be glad to arrange the music accordingly." Kay Westfall chuckled over the show no one will let her forget. A deputy officer from Sherif Babb office visited the Bob and Kay show. He told us how important it was that drivers renew their licenses right away. I enthusiastically agreed that it was terrible for drivers to put it off and got out my license to see when it should be renewed. It had expired a month ago." Script All Wet Pierre Andre recalled events in his many adventures with Orphan Annie.

Orphan Annie was just about the first, children's show on the air. In those days, Frank Dahm wrote the scripts the same day of the broadcast. One day Frank and I met at Tribune tower to go to the broadcast. We took a speed boat to the Merchandise mart. When getting off at the mart, we lost the scripts in the water.

Frantically we fished them out then went on the air reading dripping, smeared scripts." Listener Adds Years Johnny Coons told of getting caught in his own scramble of yarns telling audiences that he 8:00 P. M. 9 Rocky King, detective 7Walter Winchell 5 TV Playhouse, Write Me Out Forever," with Eva Marie Saint 2 Theater: Drama, Desert Crossing," with Miriam Hopkins and James Dunn 8:15 P. M. 7 Martha Wright show 8:30 P.

M. 9 Plain Clothes Man, mystery drama 7 Dr. IQ, quiz 2 Man Behind the Badge, drama documentary, The Reluctant Fugitive," with Russell Mardie 9:00 P. M. 9 Life with Elizabeth 7 Break the Bank 5 Loretta Young show: Drama, Girl on a Flagpole," with Loretta Young 2 The Web: Drama, Look at the Clown PEARSON Jnfrvwj Margaret Chase Smith Sponsored by 'iMCKKD-DOlVN CAKPETING KK CLEANING DEPARTMENT (IF CLEANERS Date, Scatter-good Baines," with Guy Peepers, comedy Play Time: Drama, for Me Downstairs," with John RADIO PROGRAMS TOAST OF TOWN STARTS 7TH YEAR TONIGHT Sullivan's Show One of Best on TV BY LARRY WOLTERS ANNIVERSARY: Back in 1948, when TV was just attaining network stature, Ed Sullivan, New York News and Tribune columnist and host of the TV Toast of the Town, wrote: I was in on the ground floor on radio and dropped out like a big dope.

Now I'm in on the ground floor of TV, and I'm not giving up my lease, until my landlord evicts me." Well, today, exactly six years after he launched his TV show, Sullivan looks like he's here for good. He's got the best variety show on TV. His show is regularly among the top- ten in the ratings. Almost everybody who is anybody in show business has been on it. Many notables made their TV debuts on "Toast." Some of the best documentary shows ever pre sented have been the work of i Sullivan.

8,500 Entertainers Sullivan has literally combed the nation and Europe for the best in talent. He has made five trips to Europe, ranging the continent from Lisbon to Stockholm, as well as covering the British Isles, to seek out the unusual in entertainment. In six years 8,500 entertainers have paraded past Sullivan. These have included stage and screen stars, choral groups, singers, dancers, animal acts, balancing acts, sword swallow- irs fine arts and rio7.ens of novelties. Some 500 comedians have appeared.

On the very first show Dean Martin and Jerry Lewis made their TV bows. Eugene List, the pianist, was on the same show. Others who made their bows on TV with Sullivan include Jackie 1 a and Rise Stevens, both of whom will brighten his sixth anniversary Ed Suliivan and Rise Stevens confer about tonight's sixth anniversary Toast of the Town show 7 p. m. on WBKB, Bob Hope, Rosemary Clooney, Johnny Ray, Margaret Truman, Victor Borge, Joni James, Sophie Tucker, Jane Froman and Irving Berlin.

Many Film Stars Film favorites who have first been seen on his show include Rita Hayworth, Lana Turner, June Allyson, Burt Lancaster, Humphrey Bogart, Esther Williams, Van Johnson, Ann Blyth, Debbie Reynolds, Fred Astaire and Gene Kelly. Possibly the finest things Sullivan has done are a new kind of biografy. The Oscar Hammerstein story was told not only thru narrative but thru the voices of singers starred in his works, among them the late Gertrude Law rence, Lena Horne, Dolores Gray, Robert Merrill, Mimi Benzell, Lisa Kirk, Yul Brynner and Roberta Peters. The Helen Hayes story fea tured her -in a number of excerpts from plays in which she had starred. The Robert Sher wood story was amplified by contributions from Raymond Massey, Alfred Lunt, Bogart, James Mason and Pamela Kel-lino.

There have been special salutes to Beatrice Lillie, Cole Porter, Joshua Logan and Sam Central Uulllht Sirlr.r Time 8:30 A. M. 9 The Ten Commandments 7 Church in the Home a True Picture 8:45 A. M. 9 Christophers 9:00 A.

M. 9 Movie Time: Film, Desperate Cargo a Lamp Unto Mv Feet, re 10:00 1:30 4:00 5:30 ligious panel, Water Torture 9:15 A. M. 5 Bible Time, stories told Dy luarcena xiein, Gideon 9:30 A. M.

9 Keal Estate for Sale 7 Flieht Plan 5 Pulpit, religious talk, The Sacred Heart ana raary at uana 2 Look Up and Live 9:45 A. M. 5 The Christophers: Guest, Edmund Gwcnn 10.00 A. M. 9 WGX-TV 1ST TIM! OH TV1 "ARIZONA THUNDERSOLT" ROBERT CUM1NG3 BUSVER CRABBE your holt: CHRYS1.BS.P1.YMOUTH ON DEVOH 221 1 Dtvon Avenue 7 Sunday Morning Fea ture Mile a Minute Love 5 Live and Learn: Discus sion," Astronomy 2 This Way Up 10:30 A.

M. 5 Sunday Funnies 2 Feature film A. M. 5 Theater: Film, Gun Banger," with Bob Steele 11:30 A. M.

Dick Tracy 7 Faith for Today, religious program 2 Contest Carnival 12 NOON 9 Action Theater: Film, Roaring Lead 7 Answers for Americans 5 Film 3 News at Noon 12:15 P. M. 2 Future Hume 12:30 P. M. 7 Amateur Hour, with Dob Murphy, m.

c. Religious Hour 2 Feature film 1:00 P. M. 9 Batting Practice 5 How Does Your Garden Grow, Control of Crab Grass 1:10 P. M.

9 Leadoff Man 1:30 P. M. 2 WBBM-TV Sunday. June 20 1:30 to 2:00 T. M.

"THE IRAVE MRS. KORNGOLD public lervle program an bohalf -ef Chicago's Combined Jewish Appeal. 9 Sox vs. New York 7 Wild Bill Hickok CHICAGO FREQUENCIES W-G-N 720 WEDC 1240 WIND 560 WILt 380 WMAQ 670 WDBM-7BO AIT 820 WCBD 820 WI.S 890 WAAF 950 WCFI 10GO WMBI 111Q WJJD 11 10 WJOB 1230 WSBC 1240 WCRW 1240 WMRO 1280 WTAQ 1300 WEAW 1330 WJOL 1340 WGES-1390 WftMN 1410 W1MS 1420 WHFC 1450 WOPA 1490 WNMP 1590 EM WNIR 89.3 WBEZ Bl.S WFJI 93.1 WCH1 95.S WBBM 96.3 WFMT 98.7 WEFM 99.5 WFMF 100.3 WOPA 102.3 WEAW 105.1 WLEY 107.1 Central Daylleht Savint Time 7 A. M.

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Melodies WEAW Glenvlew church 9:05 W-G-N Ernie Simon 9:15 WLS Little Brown Church 9:30 W-G-N Ernie Slraon WBBM Josh Brady WCFL News: Hcllyer WMAQ Comic Weekly WJjr News: Interlude WIKD Tommy Dorsey 10:00 W-G-N News: E. Simon WBBM Josh Brady WMAQ News; Noble WLS Voice ol ProphtCT WJJD News: Stan WIND News; Crosoj-WCFL Art Hcllyer 10:30 W-G-N Ernie Simon WCFL News: melodies WLS Christian In Action W'JJD News: Road show WIND News; music WJJD Music ot America on TV? Well, as a guy who has covered Broadway and Hollywood all his life he knows show business and recognizes and understands talent. Unlike so many emcees he never hogs the camera or tries to steal the show. He helps every performer to show to his best. And, as a good reporter, he knows how to put a dramatic story Admiral WitMa thi H.ur Tremendous TRADES give a.

p. 2 2 7 Annie Gail 2 Farmtown, 7 Ramar 5 Film 2 Film 7 Adventure 5 Forum discussion 2 Man 5 Zoo Marlin Should 2 Youth 9 Tenth 9 Baseball: New 7 Super Claud Mary Hall Flight with 2 Adventure, of Sahara 5 Kukla, wih 7 Cisco 5 Meet 2 American 7 Jane 5 Roy 2 You Crisis 7 Focal 9 Quality Sum 7 You Art 5 Theater: on the 2 Earn 7 WBKH DREW Sen. f'l'BMTl RUG 9 Theater Klbbce 5 Mr. 2 Your Wait Hudson SUNDAY 1:00 p. 2:30 3:00 p.

5:30 Church ol Church Serrlcc, WLS WMAQ WBBM wind 11:15 11:30 WBBM WCFL 1 1 5 5 WBBM 12 12:00 WBBM WLS WCFL WJJD WIND WGES WFJL 12:15 W-G-N INTERESTING Who started Why In It rood anti-llstenlnr Greyson other this unusual bj Chicago Want which prints many want Chicago Tour want WHitehall Want WBBM 12:30 WBBM WLS WMAQ WJJD Louis Hayward plays title role in The Lone Wolf, a new adventure series to debut over WGN-TV at 9 p. m. Thursday. was a mailman for 98 years or when I was a newsboy for 15 years." A young listener wrote: "Dear Johnny: I don't mean to be impertinent, but I've added up all the years you've worked at different things and it would make you 3,500 years old. I don't think it's possible." Beulah Zachary has been producer of Kukla, Fran, and Ollie since its first days on TV.

One of her favorite reminiscences is the day she noticed the sound fading in and out. She went into the studio to check, and found the boom man moving the mike from Kukla to Ollie as each spoke. voices, ot course, are provided by Burr Tillstrom, backstage. PHONEVISION TEST SUCCESS IN NEW YORK A recently completed Phone-vision test in New York City demonstrated that the system worked perfectly even in highly congested areas filled with apartment buildings, said Dr. Alexander Ellett, vice president in charge of research for Zenith Radio corporation.

Many apartment dwellers are not allowed to use outside antennas, he continued. They, must depend upon "rabbit ear" antennas, which they must move around until they get the best picture. Often there is great difficulty with ghosts and man-made static. "Careful examination of our results in these congested areas shows that in locations and under conditions where it is possible to get an acceptable television picture today it will be possible to get good Phonevision service," he said. ALU IK I HUM ENCLOSURES for cuiement windows picture witidcwi doors and porches SPECIAL RADIO EVENTS m.

WIND Baseball: Cubs vs. Brooklyn. WCFL Baseball: Sox vs. New York. W-G-N Northwestern University Reviewing Stand.

The Problem of Leadership in a Democracy." Speakers: Robert Dahl, Norton Long, and Elmer E. Schatt-schneider. Harry Wismer. Guesl: Arch Ward. FOR MUSIC LOVERS m.

WFMT Opera. Mozart's "The Marriage of Figaro." WMAQ NBC concert orchestra. Joseph Littau conducts. TEAR SHOWERS BY ANTON REMENIH SUDSY SUMMER: Television will wallow in suds this sum- in er. With about a dozen soap operas on TV already most of them on CBS, four new ones will corrode the channels on NBC starting July 5.

Time to Live will originate Louise Albritton in Chicago, erstwhile radio soap opera capital. It enmeshes Julie Byron, 28 year old newspaper proofreader whose consuming ambition is to be a reporter. This alone indicates she isn't too bright. In Golden Windows, Juliet Goodwin, 22, who has led a sheltered life on an island off the Maine coast, wants to flee the coop and become a singer in New York City. Her father and boy friend oppose this.

Who'll cook if she leaves? First Love involves newly married Laurie and Zach James who are attempting valiantly to adjust to one another." If this washboard weeper is a hit, the adjustment may go on for years. If soap opera precedence means anything, the James will still be adjusting when their children are married and they are grandparents. The one I'm all aquiver over, tho, is Concerning Miss Marlowe. Her first marriage ended in heartbreak. Daughter of a I Chicago motorman, she married a wealthy Winnetka boy against his parents' wishes.

But he dies of pneumonia just before their daughter is born. Broke and without a job, she gives the child to husband's parents, who are loaded. Later, her mother-in-law takes the girl to Paris and is swallowed up in the confusion in France when the Germans took over in World War II." She never hears from her daughter again. As the series opens, Miss Marlowe, played by Louise Albritton of the movies and stage, begins a new romance with Jeff Howard, an international lawyer. Ronald Anderson, hef English suitor died suddenly a few days before.

Slock up on crying towels, gals. The big day is July 5. INDIAN CABOOSE: Warren Hull, emcee on Strike It Rich, the other day recalled a few boners contestants have pulled on his show. There was the man who said a Scotland yard measures 2 feet 10 inches; the woman who informed Hull that in many states murderers are put to death by electrolysis," and the boy who insisted Daniel Boone was born in a log cabin he built himself. Other dillies: Marseillaise is a French salad dressing; Bis-quit Tortoni discovered radio; Karl Marx is one of the Marx brothers; an Indian baby is called a caboose; open shop is a factory with a window, and a closed shop is one that has air conditioning.

Bismarck, identified as the father of the Kaiser, was very fond of herring; Mata Hari instead of hara kiri means suicide in Japanese; Stowaway is the man with the biggest appetite on a boat; seniors are Spanish men who make love to Spanish senoritas, and antimony is money inherited from your mother's sister. A nice old lady told Hull that asperity is the drug from which aspirins are made, and another contestant exploded the studio audience by defining an executive as a man who puts mur- FLYNN FENCE FREE ESTIMATES any lime of the day or evening. OR DRIVE OUT SUNDAY (Open 10 to 7) io see our products completely set up on DISPLAY the way they will look and work in ycur own yard, Chain Link Galvanized Steel and Aluminum and Rustic Fences Sfurdy Playground Equipment Lawn Furniture and Accessories Power Lawn Mowers Up io 3 Years to Pay F.H.A. Financing FLYNN FENCE SUPPLY CO, Washington Blvd. at Mannheim Rd, EStebrook 9-0260 Linden 4-3421 ASK FOR MR.

DAY Sa Suburbs Gall SKyiina S-09E8 so. auDuros ban MUHOn. 4.230B Sydney Smith is the home decoration editor of NBC-TV's week day series Home telecast over WNBQ at 10 a. derers to death." The one I like best, particularly after watching the stumble bum parade of TV boxers down the years, is this: Boxing the compass means two prize fighters boxing in opposite directions in the same ring. WFJL TO AIR GRANT PARK'S MUSIC SEASON The Grant Park concert season" will be broadcast over WFJL beginning with the opening concert at 8 o'clock Wednesday.

The eight week season will include concerts on Wednesday, Friday, Saturday, and Sunday. Dr. Nicolai Malko, conductor, will conduct 10 of the 31 concerts. conductors will include Franz Allers, An dre Kostelanetz, Alfredo An- tonini, Milton Katims, Julius Rudel, and Joseph Rosenstock. Mischa Elman will be soloist in Tschaikowsky's Concerto for Violin in major opening night.

Other features during the season will be a Gershwin night, Rodgers and Hammerstein night, music of Old Vienna, and La Boheme in concert form. LITTAU LEADS NBC CONCERT SERIES TODAY Joseph Littau will conduct the first two broadcasts of the new summer series by the NBC Concert orchestra at 5:30 p. m. today and next Sunday over WMAQ. His program will be Weber's Jubilee Overture," Briselle's Nocturne from "Two American Sketches," and a a t's symphonic suite Scenes Pit-toresques." Other selections will be Praeludium by Jarnefelt, Valse Triste and Finlandia by Sibelius, "Tales from the Vienna Woods by Strauss and Lithuanian Dance by Rimsky-Korsakov.

New Mystery Series to Make Debut on Friday The Stranger, a mystery series, will debut on WGN-TV at 8 p. m. Friday. It will be seen as a summer replacement for Life Begins at Eighty. The mysterious traveler enters the lives of people who have been innocently victimized and as silently departs.

Fireside Theater Andrea King stars in The Kiss on Fireside Theater over WNBQ at 8 p. m. Tuesday. TONIGHT SIXTH BIRTHDAY PARTY ED SULLIVAN'S "Toast of the Town" JACKIE GLEASON with ART CARNEY RISE STEVENS ROCKY MARCIAN0 HAROLD ARLEN all-time hit songwriter HAL LE ROY and PEG-LEG BATES AND MANY OTHER STARS 7:00 P.M. HAL LE ROY Freiented by your LINCOLN-MERCURY DEALER i I 1500 kc.l Sixteenth Christ, Scientist, 7201 N.

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5 Feature film, Voice in the Wind," with Francis Lederer 2 Late Show 11:30 P. M. 9 Les 11:45 P. M. 9 Carl Greyson, weather 12 MIDNIGHT 7 Nite Owl Movie: Film.

"Million Dollar Racket," with Bruce Bennett 12:30 A. M. 2 News Roundup 6 P. M. TO MIDNIGHT 6:00 W-G-N Lutheran hour WLS Church In Home WBIW Juke Bo.t Jury WEFM Master's Album WIND News; Sweet.

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Serenade W-G-N Enchented hour WMAQ Meet the Press WBBM Weatherman WLS Revival Time wind News: H. Miller WCFI. Temple Time 9.35 WBBM Music Album 9:45 WBBM J. Deer sports 9:5 5 W-C-N News 10:00 W-G-N Wings o' Song WBBM News WMAQ Frayn Utlcy WLS News; Public service WIND News; H. Miller WCFL Sunday Serenade WLS Gcspel ot Grace WMAQ William Ray WBBM Ray Slock 10:30 W-G-N L.

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Revlewlnt Stand WLS Herald ol Truth WMAQ Golden hour 3:00 W-G-N News: Coughlan WLS Revival hour WMAQ Weekend WBBM Sunday Alter- noon WJJD News; O'Connor WFMT Opera WNMP Christian Hymns WIND Tenth Innlns 3:20 WIND Cubs vs. Brooklyn 3:30 W-G-N Dick Coushlan WNMP International viewpoint 3 5 W-G-N Lorn Greene 4:00 W-G-N Shadow WMAQ Week-end WBBM Sunday Afternoon WLS Llsht and Life WJJD News: Records 4:30 W-G True Detective WBBM World Today WLS News: Frolics 4:50 W-G-N C. Brown, news 5:00 W-C-N Nick Carter WBBM Gene Auiry WMAQ Forum ol tht Alr WLS News WJJD News: Records 5:15 WLS Paul Harvey 3:30 W-G-N Bob ConsldlnB WLS Billy Graham WBBM Our Miss Brooks WMAQ Concert orch. WIND Scoreboard 5:45 W-G-N Harry Wlsmcr jz. FACTS Father's Day? bo important to eat breakfast? What Is machine? Carl answers these and interotlnic questions In program sponsored the Tribmu Ad Section seven times as ads ss any other newspaper.

To place ad, phone 4-0400 Ad-Viser Howard K. Smith W-G-N Dlclc Coushlan Invite to Learn Amateur hour U. ol C. Round Table News: Interlude CONTROLLED VENTILATION, I AS DESIRED together. That's 'why he's so good doing biografic document- aries.

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Top vocalists have sung their songs. Two of the shows with the most appeal were those detailing the fabulous Walt Disney story and the M-G-M story, presented in connection with that studio's 3utri anniversary. Dozens of film stars who had never appeared on TV made their bows that night. Of all his shows, Sullivan is the proudest of this one because ie feels that it practically opened the door to Hollywood and moviedom. Why does Sullivan do so well 4 ENGINE cares Plus Ta 36 NORTH CLARK ST.

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