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12 A Saturday, February 2, 19G3 (Orlanlia Srnlinrl Phone 1-4411 Clauilietf GA Mill in Illl iniHtf fj iiiiiiilii iiiiiiii. in 0 cm tn W-or-TV MM wrui-TV 1MH i WTVT Tamn arl.n4e TV TOll SATURDAY (Tin Infermtilion In twt log it iupplitd by Hi itation and th newspaper to not rtwontiblt for programs do not tdht't to this KheduW). 1 Vest Bet SPORTING Because bullfighting holds fascination, Sports International with Bud Palmer (NBC) should be exciting today. And for tomorrow, remember that Dave Ragan ill be seen on Wonderful World of Golf (also NBC). Check Weekend Sports Lineup.

2:00 2 Men Into Space 1 A.F. Review 2:30 9-Golf 2 State Trooper I Married John 3:00 4:39 Mantovani Doug. Robin 8 Hi-Time 13 Insight 5:00 2 All-Star Golf 4 Fla. Boyi 0:13 13 Weather 2 Newscope Milestones 5 Ozzie Harriet 4 News 6 Password 13-To Tell The Truth 8 Showtime 6:45 i Weekend Sports Lineup Today's Schedule TV Golf 2-33 p.m. Ch.

9 (ABC) Challenge Golf. Veteran pros Cary Middlccoff and Jerry Barber challenge Arnold Palmer and Gary Player at the WHshire Country Club, Los Angeles. (1 hr.) p.m. Ch. 8 All Star Golf (Color).

Sam Snead meets Bob Goalby at Philadelphia Country Club in his delayed telecast from last Saturday. (I hr 5 p.m. Ch. 2 (NBC) All Star Golf (Color). George-Eayer meets BrUce Crampton in an 18-hole, medal-play match at Medinah Country Club, Chicago.

(I hr.) Sports International 5:30 p.m. Ch. 2 Bullfight in Spain (Color). Good look at the sport of bullfighting, its rituals and traditions, featuring fights of two famous matadors Curro Gi-ron and Jaime Ostos. (90 min.) TV Howling 3:30 p.m.

Ch. 9 Pro Bowlers Tour. Fourth stop oa the winter circuit for semi-finals and finals of the Louisville Open. (90 min.) 10:43 p.m. Ch.

9 Make That Spare. Time approximate, following the fights. Wide World Ot Sports Porter Wagoner 2 Victory at Sea One Way Mirror 13 Jimmy Strickland (C) Colorcast 1:38 I RFD Fla. 1:50 News 1J Marine Radar 7:09 Western I Growers Almanac 1J Hopalong Cassidy I Western Thea. 7:25 I News Weather RFD Mid-FIa.

8:00 2 Robin Hood I Cartoonville 13 Mary Ellen Reading Room 4 Ranger Hal 8 Laurel Hardy 8:30 -One Way Mirror 8 Mr. Magoo 8:50 I Topsy Turvy :00 Super Car PALME HASAN 4 Movie Wide World of 0:30 2, 8-Ruff Ready 10: CO Here's How I Mr. Mayor 8 Laurel Hardy (, 13 Alvin Show (C) 2, 8 Shari Lewis 10:30 (C) 2, S-King Leonard Superman 4, -Mighty Mouse 11:00 4, Rin Tin Tin Top Cat 2, 8 Fury 2 NBC News 4 Sports 7:09 9 Ch. 9 Anniv. Show 4 Jimmy Strickland Showcase Sports 5:30 8 Fla.

Boys 4 Divorce Court It's the Law 3:30 (C) 8 Golf Bowlers Tour 13 Bowling 2 Sports Bowling 4: 00 4, 13-CBS News 8 Sci. Fiction 1:30 Wrestling 2 Mr Wizard Champ Bridge 11:30 12:30 2, 8 Magic Midway 4, 13 Reading Cecil Beany Room 4, 13 Roy Rogers 2 Exploring 12:00 8 Fla. Garden 2, 8 Make Room Allakazam 4. 13-Sky King 1:00 Bugs Bunny Flicka 4, (, 13 Capt. Kang.

7:30 13 I've Got A Secret 13 Riptord 1:00 2 Flying Doctor 13 News 2 Fla. Fishing (See Previews) 4 Wide W'ld of spts. Edinburgh Fest. 13 Jungle Thea. MacBeth Scenes 4 Sun.

School For'ra 8 Carousel Dep. Dawg Good Morning III It Was Godfrey Take It Or Leave It ing but stuck in an early Sunday night spot. The way things are set up now, Terry Moore of NBC's Empire, will meet and marry the man of her dreams on the series' Feb. 19 show and then will rector and conductor of the Florida Symphony Orchestra, By FRAN CONKLIN p.m. Ch.

9 The World Two-Man Bobsled Championship hosted a half-hour Magic of Music on La Boheme we sug It's Friday night and because the weekend should be gested in print that the show be repeated at a time when enjoyable we refuse to declare whether or not the Arthur disappear forever from the program. The second feminine co-star, Anne Seymour will sicken and die in a March show leaving the spacious Garret empire to an all-male cast of regulars headed by Richard Egan. more adults could view It. The informative and yet highly entertaining telecast will be repeated for you at 1 p.m. tomorrow (Sunday) via Ch.

6. Do catch it, espe daily if you have tickets for that opera on Feb. 8. Later Sunday, at 10 p.m. on Ch.

9, you will be able i Godfrey special on CBS was worth that hour! Whatever any columnist put into words about the show, called The Sounds of New York, he would be in deep trouble with some segment of the viewing audience. For Manhattanites, the hum and din of the city as captured by the sound track probably brought on deep to see one of the stars who will appear in LaBoheme, Teresa Stratas. The 23-year-old Canadian soprano, winner of the 1959 Met auditions, will guest on Voice of Firestone. If you enjoy opera, here is the show for you. A NOTE OF CONGRATULATIONS is due WLOF-TV, Ch.

9, on its fifth anniversary. Along with celebrating a birthday, the ABC affiliate has changer, its call letters, Fran Conklin from Innsbruck, Austria, and the National Outdoor Speedskating Championship at St. Paul, Minn, are presented. (90 min.) TVB0.vi11.t7 10 p.m. Ch.

9 Fight of the Week. Reuben Carter of Trenton, N. faces Gomeo Brennan of the Bahamas in a 10-round middleweight bout at Madison Square Garden. Sunday's Schedule TV Coif 1:30 p.m. Ch.

9 Challenge Golf. (Repeat) 4 p.m. Chs. 2 8 World of Golf (Color) Dave Ragan meets Celestino Tugot for an 18-hole medal-play duel at the Wack-Wack Golf and Country Club in Manila, Philippines. (1 hr.) TV Special 5 p.m.

Chs. 2 8 Palm Springs Golf Classic. Cameras cover the last three holes of this five-day 90-hole event. Live. (1 hr.) Sports Spectacular p.m.

Chs. 4, 8 13 (CBS) International Ski Jumping and World Gymnastics Championships. The ski competition was filmed at Garmisch, Germany and the gym events at Prague, Czechoslovakia. (90 min.) effective tomorrow. From now on, it ml be identified as WFTV and that means "Wonderful Florida Tele-Vision" according to Joseph L.

Brechner, president and general manager of the station. LATE NIELSEN RATINGS The audience samplings which networks and sponsors consider most authoritative put Beverly Hillbillies, Candid Camera and The Lucy Show in the three top spots for the first half of January Although the Rose Bowl football game hit third place. Westerns must be running out of pride in story lines: nostalgia. For those who know and care nothing about the Island that was sold by the Indians for $24 and some beads it was no doubt a nothing show. Godfrey has a lot of friends here and throughout the country who would adore anything he did on TV or radio.

Still refusing to commit ourselves, we will say that we know many, many ardent viewers who probably cringed at the dance of Chita Rivera with no accompaniment except the sounds of an office, such as telephones ringing. Who needs it, they would say. Phil Foster as a New York cabbie? He was not so funny to us, but his lines about destination of his passenger and troubles with his wife were typical small talk. Let's face it: Godfrey did put on a show that was different, lively and varied. Whether it appealed to you or not is strictly a personal matter.

TODAY'S OPERA 2 P.M. via WDBO-Radio will be Richard Wagner's Der Fliegende Hollacnder (The Flying Dutchman). In the cast will be Giorgio Tozzi, George Shirley, George London, Lili Chookasian, Leonie Rysanek and Karl Liebel, with Karl Boehm conducting. The broadcast will continue until 5:09 p.m. THIS YOURS? Richard Rust, as attorney Henry in an early March episode of Bonanza, Hoss Cartwnght will suffer a case of amnesia.

Tabor, questions his youthful client about the gun with Everybody knows that amnesia is strictly a soap opera which her husband was killed. It happens tonight on NBC's disease and one which has been subjected to so much kid Sam Benedict, seen on Chs. 2 8 at 7:30. Yvonne Craig guest stars as Amy Vickers. ding that it even has gone out of favor with the washboard weepers.

am in ii i in i mi it mi ii hi- Next thing you know, there will be a main street shoot-out on Guiding Light or a bushwacking on Brighter Day. It seems like nothing's sacred any more. unci co 4' 313 Per Ft. I ROWDY McHALE'S NAVY has proved a modest hit in a lean season for ABC. But another ocean-going com- edv that has not caused as much slowing comment a it MANY WEEKS AGO when Henry Mazer, musical di-l should is NBC's Ensign O'Toole.

It is bright and amus- Top Roilt, Ttrminali, Gatet A Labor Extra i I Ml 7-2127 CHAIN LINK i Industrial Home Ckm Nf6l4 AM 7-03)1 lllllllllll III III IIIIIHI llllimi te ml Ii mil iflr13 ORGAN LESSONS Trewiit Pre-Cut Plywood TOOL RENTALS P.M. 2 8 SATURDAY NIGHT AT THE MOVIES (COLOR) Niagara (1953). The late Marilyn Monroe, Joseph Cot-ten and Jean Peters star in this drama of murder and infidelity filmed at Niagara Falls. Miss Monroe is seen as Rose Loomis, an unfaithful wife who brings her husband George (Cotten), a war-shocked veteran, to the Falls and plots with her lover (Richard Allan) to have her spouse pushed over the brink. Miss Peters and Casy Adams portray happy honeymooners who become involved when Loomis thwarts the schemers in a fateful manner.

This movie was one of Miss Monroe's star-making entries. (2 hrs.) (N) LAWRENCE WELK Information is scarce regarding this week's program, we regret to say. Bob Ralston, pianist with Freddy Martin's band, is scheduled to appear. (1 hr.) (N) 1:30 P.M. 4, IS HAVE GUN, WILL TRA-VEL This story is a fairly cut-and- 10 P.

M. 4, I 13 GUNSMOKE Gun-smoke also has a routine Western this week. An ex-convict named Chance (Michael Forest), who was reared in the shadow of Matt Dillon (James Arn-ess), is now determined to go crooked again. But he breaks a leg while trying to set up a robbery in Dodge City and must accept the marshal's hospitality. This gives him time to test the lawman's strength against his own.

John Anderson and Joseph Perry portray Chance's partners in crime and Gloria Talbott plays Hallie, girl friend of the 'atter. (1 hr.) (N) 1 BOXING See Weekend Sports Lineup. 10:45 P.M. 9 MAKE THAT SPARE (N) 11 P.M. 2, 8, I IS NEWS (L) 4 CALL MR.

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Repeat showing. DB Delayed broadcast. 7 HEAVY DUTY POWER SAW 28 SAM BENEDICT Sugar and Spice and Everything. Attorney Henry Tabor (Richard Rust) defends a beautiful young skid-row dancer named Amy Vickers (guest star Yvonne Craig), who Is accused of murdering her husband. This was shot while Edmond O'Brien was on vacation.

Miss Vickers distrubed mental state is the key to the case and hypnotism ultimately provides the truth. Arthur O'Connell, Robert Emhardt and Gail Kobe are featured, too. (1 hr.) (N) 4, IS JACKIE GLEASON -It's another of those weeks when we have received nothing from CBS regarding Gleason's program. However, we hear that comedian Larry Storch, TV writer Selma Diamond (Perry Como Show etc) and Alice Ghostley will be on hand along with the June Taylor dancers. (1 hr.) (N) GALLENT MEN The Leathernecks.

This series uses correspondent Conley Wright (Robert McQueeney) to get from one theater of war to another. He leaves Italy for the Pacific, covering the Marine invastion of an island where his aviator brother is reported to have been shot down and is missing in action. We will see the Marines in action and this is a spinoff for a possible series! The beach scenes for this good story were shot on Cabrillo Beach near Santa Monica. (1 hr.) (N) 8:30 2 18 JOEY BISHOP (COLOR) Ellie, the Talent Scout. Joey lets Ellie (Abby Dalton) choose talent for one of his TV shows but auditions conducted in his living room become nuisance.

(N) 4, I 13 DEFENDERS Ordeal. Robert Webber (Period of Adjustment etc) stars in this drama about the destruction of a woman's love for a man. E. G. Marshall and Robert Reed, as the Prestons, defend two people: one is Michael Hillyer (Webber), a writer estranged from his wife, and the other is Sally Trowbridge (Peggy Maurer), the guy's sweetheart.

They are accused of murdering Michael's wife Beatrice (Louise Troy). We know they are innocent because we will see the actual crime. There's an unusual development for TV here in that the real killer gets away with the crime. (1 hr.) (N) 9 MR. SMITH Oh, Pioneers! Sen.

Smith's (Fess Parker's) home town plan to celebrate its 100th anniversary by living for one day as the pioneers did. The conveniences of modern living gets kidded a bit as the senator decides to test his own household on its self-reliance. With wife Patricia (Sandra Warner) he does not provide a lot of laughs but gives us food for thought. (N) BASKET WEAVE t.JJI. JMlWK.JU.ll.l.,,,,JA,,,..,..j36S-.-? ejj- fl J0'm (English, 1954) with Orson Welles, Margaret Lockwood and Forrest Tucker.

(L) 11:15 P.M. 8 MOVIE Paris Holiday (1958) with Bob Hope, Anita Ekberg and Fern-andel. (L) WRESTLING (S) 11:30 P.M. 2 MOVIE One Minute to Zero (1952) with Robert Mitchum and Ann Blyth. (L) 4 MOVIE The Texans.

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277-7681 dried Western of heroes-gone-wrong. Paladin (Richard Boone) and Sheriff Ernie Backwater (Harry Morgan) hunt for a Texan who has killed for revenge, his action compounding tragedy through a mistake. Robert Wilkie plays Will Tybce, the hunted one. Others in the cast are Pitt Herbert and Peggy Rea. (N) 2695 uncond tionany a a nin guaranteed Radio Highlights I Sabre Saw I 1Q05 unconditionally lots i I fcUrildlllCCd WOBO (CBS), FM, nVl WKIS (NBC), 744.

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