The Daily Mail from Hagerstown, Maryland • Page 7

Lowry Says Sullivan Show Seems Impervious To Time By CYNTHIA LOWRY AP Writer NEW VOHK (AP) TV slwws come and, Inevitably, go. But Ed Sullivan's Sunday night hour--almost as old as lelevisioiubutras new ns the latest teen-age singing smash--goes on. Impervious to lime. Tlie format of the CBS perennial, of course, is vaudeville. Although nowadays Sullivan's producer Is going in for backdrops and elaborate producllon numbers, the attraction is still the prospect of fresh talent and big names each week.

Sunday night's outing was typical: a young singing discovery, Mike Clifford, plus singer Connie Francis. Then Sid Ciiesnr in a couple of comedy sketches--one in fractured German was pure Caesar at his bcsl--and'Joan Sutherland, the new metropolitan opera sensation. If none of these wns your dish, Ed pulled out Maurice Chevalier to say Merry Christmas. Something for everybody. CHS' "Twentieth Century" this season has teen preoccupied with war, pnst hoi ones and the current cold one.

Sunday night's halt-hour was a reminiscence by a Japanese sent to Pearl Harbor 20 years ago as a spy. The man, now a gas station owner, filmed as he revisited his wartime haunts in Hawaii. Tho voice of the translator unemotionally read bis story. To a reader of Eric Ambler and Buchan, be certainly made (lie glamorous business of espionage sound like dull drudgery- reading up on Navy craft and "Jane's Fighting Ships" for background, hanging around public beaches and working in a Navy officers club in the hope he might overhear some secrets He didn't, set for consultation Is paying oft nicely. Jack Webb, after all these seasons outside TV, Is Setting back into productlon-an anthology series based on stories from an adventure magazine for next season.

Bob Hope's 10th annual Christmas trip to entertain scrviccmei in remote outjiosts will take him ami his troupe to Greenland Labrador, Newfoundland and-Baffin Island this year, the Arctic shows, as usual, will le filmed for later broadcast, although son Hope's variety programs are few and far between. Recommended tonight: "Japan East is Wcsl." NBC, 8-9 (EST-documentary current nffairs shov wilh Edwin Newman narrating. Uncle Sam Can Make Mistakes GREENVILLE, S.C. AIM. P.

Ntven, president of Caro- inu Nfaiiufacludni! feels'the iovornmcnl check ho received Friday will more than pay for $2303' worth of handkerchiefs for Uifc Army; 'Jlie check wiis mndc out for $990,976.95. Nivcn returned. it to tlw Government Disbursing Office in Atlanta. POST-GAME PLAY OLYMPIA, Wash. (AP) The Raymond High School footbal team beat Olympla's St.

Martin's High. But Olympla police cyenet Uio score. They blew the whistle on Ihc bus taking the visitors home. They penalized the driver. Robert G.

Auberl, a Raymond loach' cr. $25. They accused him of illegal mo- lion of 40 miles an hour, in a 25-mile zone. Reformatory Appointments Listed Here Preston L. Kitzbergcr is now serving as assistant superintendent at the Maryland State US to Dilatory for Males, Previously, he liad Ijcen a training officer at tho Maryland Penitentiary.

0 li personnel changes announced recently at the county institution involve Richard Burns, who has toco roe an academic instructor, and Elwood Davis, who transferred from the Maryland Correctional Camp as a correctional officer. HERE'S A young lady who's delighied wilh her gift from dad--a i portable radio. This new lightweight portable looks like a camera and brings hours of listening pleasure indoors, outdoors or In an automobile. I Monday, December 4,1961 THE DAILY MAIL. Hagentown, Md.

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AK5, Orjngtbtri, N. Y. la, simjl(. NBC's mail department reports the show drawing Ihe largest quantity of mail--and all approving--is "Sine Along Wilh Milch." Department a Kathcrine Cole said, incidentally, (hat "Car 51, Where Are Von?" drew eight letters immediately after the first program complaining ihiit the made fun of Hie finest, but none of that nature since. So far, not one letlcr has been received from a doctor kicking about the portrayal of physicians and mcdi- cal scenes in "Dr.

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