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FORT LAUDERDALE NEVS, Thur-, Sept. IS, 1960 2M I I I uMOSDGl ami QflOOG) WLOD SCO "I wj' I 1 WCKT I wtvj WPST COLORCAST (C) DENOTES 5 THURSDAY NIGHT J- h7 I I i b- vi 111 Thin Man American Bandstand Man American Bandstand Buddies American Bandstand Buddies Americon Bondstond 7 Superman 7 Superman People's Choice People's Choice NewsWeaMovia Gabriel Hearter Poto Smith Spec NewsWea.Sports Californians Hunrloy-Brinkloy Callfomians Hound Captured Hound Captured Hammer Jim Bowie Hammer Jim Bowie Masterson Donna Reed Masterson Donna Reed Midnight iM McCoys JohrmyMidnight Real McCoys Father Jeannia Carson Father Jeannia Canon Untouchables Untouchables Man Untouchables Mars; Untouchables Jury Police Station Jury Police Station NewsWeather Sports lllio Paar Movio Poor Movie Poor Mevie TBA TBA Edge of Night Edge of Night Pepeye Playhouse Popoyt Playhouse Pepeye Playhouse WhirlvHirds Whirlyjirds Sports (enick Reporting Doug Eawords Trackdown Trackdown Safari Safari Safari Safari Johnny Ringo Johnny Ringo Zane Cray Zona Cray Markham Markham A vent. Theater Avtnt. Theater Te Toll The Truth To Tell Tho Truth NewsWeather Movio Movie -Movie Movio FRIDAY MORNING iT3 The Tho Thin Beta's Base's Movio Movio Movie Movie Movie Huckleberry Huckleberry Mike Miko Bat Bat Johnny Bachelor Bachelor Wrangler Wrangler Crouch Greucho Grand Grand Compass Compass Jack Jack Jock roiiTR-vrr of a dictator is 4cbs reporf Generalissimo Rafael Trujillo in spotlight DONNA REED SHOW STARTS A NEW YEAR Donna and Carl Betz head TV family CBS Reportf On Trujillo Is Music Better music. News Five minutes befort the hour.

Weather Every 20 minutes. Stock Reports 12:45, 3:15. 4:15 p.m., Mon. thru FrL Sports :45. 8:43.

fc45 a.m.; 2:45, 3:45, 4:45 and 5:45 p.m. Beach Reports 9:50 a.m.; 12:30, 3:30 p.m. WGMA 1320 Music Popular, all day. No. one song every half hour.

Disc Jockeys Allen White. Bob Castle Bob Gaynor and Jerry Wichner. Weather, Beach Reports Every hour on the hour. News 25 minutes past each hour, with slock market reports. Sport 6:55, 7:55, 1:55 a.m.; 5:55 p.m.

WFTL 1400 Music Popular all day; LP albums, Gold Coast Revue. Disc Jockeys Rob Roberts. Joe MdvihUl, Dave Davis, Gene Tiberio, John Scott, Luther Holland. Radar Weather Ev ery half hour. Beach Reports Every half hour.

News Max Moore, every hour on the hour, local -national. Business News 5:55 p.m. Monday -Friday Jim Rose-mond. Sports 4:30 p.m., 5o9 p.m. and 11:30 p.m.

VPOM-1470 Music Golden Swing. Disc Jockeys Bud Melton, Vera King, Hal Morgan. Breakfast Club 9 a.m. Baseball Chicago White Sox. Business News ABC p.m.

ABC News, Weather On half hour and five minutes before hour, also a.m., noon. Beach Reports 10 a.m., 3:30 p.m. Fishing 7:45 a.m., 12:45 p.m. WWIL-15C0 Music Popular LP Albums. Disc Jockeys Art Ross, J.

Childs, Guy Curtis, Hank Murray. Live Radar Weather Every half hour. News Five minutes befora each hour. Coffee Break a.m. Top 30 Tunes 3 8 p.m.

Business Beat 5:35 p.m. Stock Market 5:25 p.m. I BARRY SULLIVAN Zane Grey star spring training and a grueling schedule to the World Series. ZANE GREY Barry ullivan is the tired gun-slinger of the night on the Dick Powell's Zane Grey Thea: ter repeat After reluctantly murdering a bounty hunter, Barry obeys his victim's last wish and goes back to tell a lady friend about the death. The Pat Donohue, is a terror, and promptly persuades our boy to enlist for another bank robbery.

There's another man who'd like to either curl up in her arms or rob a bank. There are a lot of complications for a half-hour. (DO BACHELOR FATHER Bentley tries to resist getting another dog to replace Jasper, who died CD JEANNTE CARSON Jeannie becomes deeply involved in Campfire Girls activities. 9:30 P.M. 'ft.

TV i Repeat 730 ATOMIC PRLMER The discovery of electrons in a crookes tube is explained and demonstrated as is Roentgen's work in discovering the X-ray. CBS REPORTS Best Bet CBS Repoorts tonight repeats "Trujillo: Portrait of a Dictator," figuring this is good timing with the Dominican Republic strongman back in the news again. CBS reporter Bill Leonard and cameraman Martin Barnett managed to get 75,000 feet of film before Trujillo's men made it clear that they'd better leave. What Leonard brought home is a fine documentary that finds Trujillo in fiscal trouble, but probably able to ride out the storm, with most of his people too uninformed to recognize their lack of freedom. Leonard shot some footage inside Trujillo's palace.

There's an interview with the head man, which isn't too informative. Leonard talked to some of the local powers, a few insurgents and other Caribbean experts, including Puerto Rico's Munoz Marin, who calls "the worst of the Lation-American dictators." Most significant to Leonard was the "profound quiet" of the country, indicating to him that people were living in fear. P.3L fj BAT MASTERSON A youth is murdered on his wedding eve by the Yaqui Kid and Masterson joins in the manhunt CD DONNA REED The rolling Stones gather for another season on The Donna AND AFTERNOON Sign On laurel ft Hardy laurel ft Hardy Cliff Clown Cliff Clown Good Morning Good Morning Good Morning Good Morning Women Challenge Women Challenge Housewives Thea. Housewives The. Housewives Thea.

Housewives Thea. Housewives Thea. Housewives The. Restless Gun Restless Gun Queen For Day Queen For Day About Faces About Faces Susia Susie Day In Court Day In Court Gail Storm Gail Storm Beat Tha Clock Beat Th Clock Who You TrwttT Who Do You Trust? American Bandstand American Bandstand American Bandstand American Bandstand Supermen Superman People's Choice People's Choice News in Esponol Market Report Cartoon Fun Today Cartoon Fun Today Newt Cartoon Fun Today Cartoon Fun Today News Cartoon Fun Today Capt. Kangaroa Today News Capt.

Kangaroo Today Coldcoast Ployhouto Today New Goldcoast Playhausa Mary Jan ft Melvin Coldcoast Playhausa Mary Jane ft Melvin Goldcoast Playhouse Highway Patrol Goldcoast Playhouse Highway Patrol Goldcoast Playhausa Dough Ro Mi Goldcoast Playhausa Dough Re Mi Video Village Play Your Hunch Video Village Ploy Your Hunch I Love Lucy Pn'co Is Right lovo Lucy Price Is Right (C Th Clear Horizon Concentration Tho Clear Horiion Concentration Noon Edition Truth or Consequences Secret Storm Truth or Consequences Tomorrow's Search Could Bo You (C) Guiding tight It Could Bo You (C) Life Of Riley Mid-doy Movi life Of Riley Mid-day Movi As Th World Turns Mid-day Movia As Tho World Turns Mid-day Movi Full Circl Mid-day Movi Full Circl MovieNews House Party loretta Young House Party loretta Young Millionaire Young Dr. Malen Millionaire Young Dr. Maleno Verdict Is Yours Frm Thes Roots Verdict Is Yours From Those Roots TBA The Thin Man TBA The Thin Man Edga Of Night Bezo Buddies Edge Of Night ioio's Buddies Popey Playhausa Movia Popayo Playhouse Movio Popoye Playhouse Movia Whirlyblrds Movia THI NEWS CANNOT BE RESPONSIBll FOR IATI PROGRAM CHANGES -v Timely two-part repeat on the assassination of Chicago Mayor Anton Cermak tonight If you missed the first one, no matter, this hour stands on its own ad-, mirably. It shows how the Chicago mob, anxious to get rid of the crusading mayor, hires a New York killer to do the job while Cermak is in Miami. Simultaneously, crazed Guis-eppe Zangara is -planning to kill President Roosevelt during the same Miami affair.

The attack took place at Miami's Bay Front Park, which has been recreated faithfully, and even the number of people who rough up the assassin after he shoots is authentic. Actor Steve Roberts plays FDR, with Joe Mantell as Zangara. 10 P.M. ADVENTURE THEATER An outsider is given a 90-day try out as the chief of police in a small town, and meets opposition while trying to whip the inefficient police force into shape. 10:30 P.M.

DATELINE: UN An exclusive interview with V. V. Kuznetsoz, Russia's first Deputy Minister for foreign affairs; the first telecast of a Russian Minister conducted in English. QD SILENTS PLEASE There's a sad story behiind the film being shown on Silents Please tonight It's "Tempest," with John Barrymore in one of his great romantic roles. (This isn't the Shakespearean "Tempest," by the way.) His leading lady is a German actress named Camilla Horn.

When this was made, in 1928, Greta Garbo was queen, and every studio wanted to find "another Garbo." Camilla Horn was imported for that position, but the public never accepted her, and this was her biggest part She drifted into oblivion afterwards. Historically, if for no other reason, this is an interesting film. 1:30 P.M. (DO JACK PARR Bette Davis and Pat O'Brien are guests. 5 P.M.

JUDGE ILARDY AND SON Mickey Rooney, Ann Rutherford. Andy finds himself in triple trouble with his mother dangerously ilL himself in debt and his girl mad at him. (1939) 7:30 P.M. TARZAN AND THE SLAVE GffiLS Lex Barker, Vanessa Brown. The natives of Tarzari's jungle become terrified by the mysterious disappearance of the bride of the chiefs son, so Tar-zan set out to solve the mystery.

11:15 P.M. THE EVE OF ST. MARK William Eythe, Anne Baxter. The story revolves around a group of inductees and their reactions to army life and the (1944) 11:25 P.M. CD RADIO CITY REVELS Bob Burns, Jack Oakie.

A pair of tuned-out song writers discover a hillbilly who turns out hit tunes every time he dozes. (1938) TOMORROW 8 AM. (g) DON'T TELL THE WIFE Guy Kibbee, Una Merkel. 8:45 A3I. WILD GEESE CALLING Henry Fonda, Joan Bennett A honky-tonk girl teams up with a lumberjack in a series of browling adventures.

(1941) 10:30 A.M. ADVENTURE GIRL young woman and her father start out on an expedition to the Spanish Main. EDUCATIONAL TV p.m. Sport History Sports History Horitapo HERITAGE Everett Ross Clinchy discusses the problems involved in educating the individual for tolerance. MARKHAM Innocent meetings with an old girl friend and an invitation to dinner place private investigator Roy Markham at the mercy of an insanely jealous husband.

WRANGLER Wrangler is more comedy than Western tonight, with our hero getting mixed up with a spirited Turkish wench. For reasons of the heat she insists to her rile-toting father that "she is married to Pitcairn. And there's no way out Before the whole thing is over, Pitcairn is beaten up and likes it making this perhaps the world's first Western where the hero loses the big fight. CD UNTOUCHABLES The Untouchables concludes its XT 3ii The old "Bob Show," now in re Cummings runs, was about a carefree photographer and beautiful girls: Tab Hunter's new "Bachelor at Large" series will be about a carefree cartoonist and beautiful girls. It's hard to find a Western which doesn't recall more than one earlier venture along the same thremes.

But now there's "Stagecoach West" rolling in as "Overland Trail," also about a stagecoach line, is disappearing over the hill. "angel" concerns an American man married to a French wife and will be a situation comedy. Its producer is a man who once produced a situation comedy about an American girl who was married to a Cuban man. It was called 'I love Lucy." None of this geneological sudy -is to suggest that any or all of these can't be perfectly wonderful shows. It merely is an indication of the problems the makers of TV series have if they would satisfy the insatiable demands of television.

BACK FROM TV HOLLYWOOD. (UPI) Jerry Hopper, who left the field of motion picture directing for several years in favor of television shows, returns to. direct Bryan Foy's "The Big Boston Robbery" at Paramount 5. SdP. DENNIS JAMES commercials WTHS TONIGHT Htritaoo 1:11 a.m.

Drivers Drivers Scimco p.m. Buckskin ton BucKifcin Boa Friendly 6iont SpomWotmer a.m. Old Reed Show, and business is pretty much as usual in the Stone house. Mom and Dad love each other, daughter Mary "gets more phone calls than a bookie," and son Jeff is always up to some mischief, this week weight-lifting. Mom and Dad figure they need a few days away from home, "and pick out a place which proves to be the last resort run down, bad food, generally unpleasant But, in the mysterious ways on TV all turns out for the best 8:30 P.M.

ESCAPE FROM THE CAGE Chains keys, cages, strait jackets are gradually disappearing in the modern treatment of the mental patient at Ogdensburg, N. Y. JOHNNY RINGO Sheriff Ringo intercedes when the local banker 'is shot by a derelict whose wife died after the banker refused the couple financial aid that might have prevented the death. JOHNNY MIDNIGHT An actress is tormented by her ruthless press agent, who wants her to fake a suicide attempt, but the try on her life isn't fake. REAL McCOYS Grandpa gets into an argument with the family over money and soon he finds he is talking to no one.

9 P.M. SPORTS HISTORY Milwaukee's Braves took it all in 1957, sparked by the diamond, doings of Red Schoen-Iienst Warren Spahn, Henry Aarbn and Eddie. Mathews. Follow the team through a rugged p.m. WiMlifa WiMlifo Datelina U.N.

Datalina U.N. TOMORROW Civics Civics Ed.Scltnco Ed.Scionco 1:00 p.m. Time Far School Time For School American History American History 2:00 p.m. ScienceHistory Old world History Old World History Science 2:00 p.m. Odyssey Odyssey Odyssey Odyssey Odyssey Odyssey Odyssey Odyssey if -'fS JACK GREGSON back on camera Hollywood and New York.

He was a newscaster at KSFO while work ing his way through Stanford University to earn a law degree, Latham is well-known to Broward County residents. He formerly was with Broward Broadcasting Co. as an engineer and helped put WTTV, the old Channel 17, on the air. He later served as chief engineer with Channel 2, the edu cational TV outlet of the Dade County School Board. Latham has just returned from Pegucigalpia, Honduras, where he set up the first television station in that country.

Wyler, who has built a devoted teen-age following with his popular televised record hops, was dropped by WPST-TV last week- GIRL NEXT DOOR Lovely Dorothy Collins, the girl next door for millions of television fans, comes back to the small screen this fall on a regular basis as a permanent panel member of the new "Candid Camera" series. Allen Funt's famed "Candid Camera" will be televised every Sunday night, beginning Oct. 2, on CBS-TV. Eddie Albert will emcee. World History Old World History Drivers Education Drivers Education Ask Television p.m.

Touch and Typo Touch and Typa Industry Work Industry Work p.m. Gems a Facets Corns a Facets Atomic Primer Atomic Primer p.m. Youth Forum Youth Forum 9 Escape From Cooo Escape From Cage a.m. Science Science English English 11:00 a.m. History History Biology Biology 112.00 m.

English English Season's New Shows Chips Off Old Block 1 Id 7 MARVIN MILLER narrates HUGH OBRLAV arranged Hugh has a splendid arrangement with his producers that keeps his filming schedule down to about 20 weeks of the year. ON WHEELS IL E. Christy, ol Riverside, asks why the Roller Derby went off the air. The Roller Derby is one of those shows that the networks find faintly disreputable, hence do as little as possible to publicize them. However, the Derby does manage to get sponsored and, as a consequence, a network will occasionally look the other way while putting the Derby on TV.

But as soon as something can be found to replace it, off it comes. It will undoubtedly wheel back in view one of these days. REBELS Mildred Tarlowski, of Philadelphia, asks if Nick Adams, who plays The Rebel, is the same actor who played the Confederate lieutenant on Rough Riders. No, The Rough Rider was Jan GregsonNews Chief Of New Channel 10 NICK ADAMS rebel Scout Merlin, though the two look alike. Incidentally, despite the Southern accents, Merlin is from Brooklyn and Adams from Pennsylvania.

SURVIVOR' Mrs. Loeffler, of Miami, asks how Laramia did in the ratings last season. It started off slowly but hiked its rating enough to be renewed for another season. is still not one of the top-rated shows on the air. (THS TV SCOUT Staff In Wew Yerk Hollywood will answer mterestinf questions In this space.

We cannot answer by mail or telephone. Sen your questions to ASK TV SCOUT, tn care of this newspaper.) TONIGHT TUNI IN FULTOr. LEWIS, jr. 'Ctmmmnti ot Wrfd Affair' WKAT 1360 QtoOsis p.m. ttiru reteifee' by Loan Aaaocimtton urzr- HOLLYWOOD, (ffl The trouble with said one successful producer of an anthology series, "is that peo pie are only interested in doing things that were successful last year.

If present plans for many of the new TV series hold up, a lot of next season's shows will be strongly reminiscent of programs we have seen before. But there will be switches and changes, of course, so one must look closely to discover the program's antecedents. It si well known that the basic number of plots, boiled down to their bare bones, total some seven, and that book, play and script writers for generations have been threading their way among them. Thus, one should not be too harsh on the TV program makers when some of these bones show. However, after two weeks of wandering among the new television shows in tthe making, I find myself (mostly when stuck in freeway traffic) playing a little game called "find the ancestor." For instance, "Lassie" is a successful series about a boy and his dog: the new "national Velvet" will concern a girl and her horse.

However, popular stories about children and their animals go much farther back than television. DENNIS, ANYONE Jo Bell Larson, of Houston asks what has happened to Dennis James, and what was the show he used to have on daytime TV. Dennis doesn't have any show of his own currently, though he does commercials for several companies, still making a substantial income. The daytime show he did for CBS was On Your Account He replaced Jack Linkletter briefly on NBC more recently. SCHOOL'S OUT Mrs.

C. C. Raisbeck, of Clearwater, asks if actress Nancy Olson is married and to whom. She is divorced from Alan Jay Lerner, lyricist and librettist of "My Fair Lady." OLD WEST Philip Scott Es-trella, of Miami, Fla, asks if Mae West films are not shown on TV because they were too racy. Possibly, though several of Miss West's moyies have been seen in many cities, notably "My Little Chickadee" with W.

C. Fields. UP ANKA JJM, of Wichita, asks where to write Paul Anka. Co ABC-Paramount Records! New York City. OFF-HORSE Helen Kirby, of Ft Lauderdale, asks how Hugh O'Brien manages to spend so much time in New York City when he's supposed to be making Wyatt Earp films out West CALL urMlC HOME a.t dO.

a By JOE BRYANT (News TV Editor)- One of network television's veteran personalities, Jack Gregson, has been named news director of the New Channel 10, Gregson, former news editor with the "old" Channel 10, is a valuable addition to the growing staff of the embryo station which is scheduled to take over as Miami's ABC-TV affiliate Oct 1. The announcement of Gregson's hiring was made yesterday by Charles L. Topmiller, president of the L. B. Wilson operators cf the new station.

i Two other staff additions announced at the same time were Bill Latham as chief engineer and Bill Wyler as staff announcer and host of a teen-age bandstand dance show similar to the one he's hosted for years on WPST-TV. the "old" Channel 10. Gregson, who resigned his post at WPST-TV last spring, was a familiar face and voice to millions of the nation's viewers as the man with the message from sponsors on "Wednesday Night Fights," the old "Saturday Night Fights," -Lux Theatre," "Show of Shows," "Ellery Queen1 and other network programs. Prior to this yeoman work for the advertisers, Gregson had been doing newscasts and special events at radio and TV stations BEFORE YOU BUY ANY TV SEE SYLVAN I A- Founder of 23" Bonded Tube Halo Light Easy Viewing Sight Saving TV-STEIIEO-RADIOS TELEVISION TROUBLE? HI SATISFACTION GUARANTEED 2 Yean Experience Motorola and Admiral Sales Service en all makes Watch for it: A FILYIMdS i 1 i ll 4 0174 CUSTOM ELECTRONICS LU tlaQ4lsJ UN RIVERLAND RD. in Salt Lake City, San FranciscoiJ end.

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