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I fl lit Chancy Biography A brief moment of marital blisi is enjoyed by Dorothy Malone and Jamei Cagney In "Man of a Thouiand Facet." film biography of the late silent screen actor Lon Chaney. It is now playing at the Paramount Theater. wHh MU MdtEYNOLDS A heart-warming letter has arrived from Charles Meeker ol Dallas. Meeker is the man most responsible for earning the city its position as musical comedy capital of the Southwest, Meeker writes: "Mr. McReynolds, I simply want to take this opportunity to thank you for your outstanding review of 'My Fail- Lady'." Left-over on "The Solid Gold Cadillac," which ended its very successful run at the Ama- rllSo Little Theatre on Saturday, show that there were 10 "new" faces and only nine "old" faces In the production.

That's a healthy and progressive sign. "The Solid Gold Cadillac" certainly had Its share of disciplined buoyancy. The new Mood did Its share of creation. Oma Link Rowley, who directed "Tlw Solid Gold Cadillac," and her group will leave soon to attend the Southwest Theater Conference in Tulsa, Okla. Mrs.

Rowley be installed as vice- president. She will also take part in the panel Discussion. The Southwest Theater Conference is scheduled to meet in Arnarilto in 1958, when Mrs. Rowley will become president. In Tulsa, the group will be entertained fit performances of "Beggar on Horseback" and "The Reluctant Debutante." B.

Iden Payne, Shakespearea scholar of the University of Texas will be a guest speaker. On th agenda is included a trip to Clare more honoring Will Rogers ar Lynn Risers. One of the confe ence's special speakers will State Sen. Clem McSpaddei wiiom you will recall as the tal enied emcee of the annual rodei hold at the Tri-State Fairground: Coliseum last winter. Richard M.

Caldwell. of th Oklahoma State University, wil discuss "Lynn Riggs." Lee Nor Veil, president of thp Nationa Theater Conference, will also bf a guest speaker, as will noted New York actor, producer, play Wright Howard Lindsay. Before we leave the Little Theatre to preparation for "The Mouse Trap," let's give a little recognition to the artists who put on such a fine display during the run of "The Solid Gold Cadillac." Those exhibiting as representatives of the West Texas Art Guild were Lucille Reid, Lucille Spruill, Ray Hooker, Larry Hilburn, Jean Pearson, Warren Oavto and Etta Deikman. Casting natural of the year: Errol FlyTM as the late John Barrymore in "Too Much, Too Soon," the screen version of the autobiography of Diana Barrymore. May Flynn consume less liquor than he managed in "The Sun Also Rises." Gary Cooper and Deborah Kerr have been signed to star in "The Sundowners," which Fred Zinne- mann will produce and direct in Australia.

The story is a romantic drama set in the colorful frontier country of Australia. Gwen Verdon has been set to star with Tab Hunter in the motion picture version of "Damn Yankees." which George Abbott and Stanley Donen will co-produce and direct. The actress will be re-creating the role she did in hit Broadway musical. Miss Ver. don is currently in New York- starring in the musical "New Girl in Town." SHOW'S HOST.

IS NOTED FOR VERSATILITY NOTKJ III Nfrli't tH'fH nj 8 p.m. on KG.VC.TV Chanm-l 4. NEW YORK'-The versatility and depth of Dennis O'Keefe's ex. pericnce in the theatrical world clinched for him the role of hos of Suspicion. Dennis hiis appeared as a co- r.c-dian, a star of variety pro grams, and most frequently as a dramatic actor.

He has written and directed motion pictures with lotable success. Ho is one (if the very tew stare who ever beat the longest odds in Hollywood--the odds against nn extra becoming a star. O'Keete achieved It when, In 1037, AI-G-M Kaie him a small hit part In "Saratoga, in which Clark Gable had the leading role. Gable was so Impressed by O'Keefe'g fiix-foot-hvo Irish ruggedness that he suggested a test to Bill Grady, then M-G-M's casting director. The test was made, with Hedy Ijimarr in the opposite role and It clicked.

That was the turning point in career. O'Kcefe was born in Fort Madison. Iowa. His real name is Edward Vanes Flanagan Jr. His parents were in vaudeville as Flanagan and Edwards, "The Rollicking Twosome," and Dennis became a part of the act at the age of four when the family had gone to live on Long Island.

In 1918 the mother retired from he act and the father joined with Edward in a skit called The Hallroom Boys." The act In Men From A rider Is questioned by Randolph Scott in this scene from "Seven Men From Now," WamerCsIor attraction now showing at the Palo Duro Drive-In. as so successful that Hollywood ade a bid for it, and in 1920 the lanagan family went West. When his father' died Dennis uit college (U. of Southern Cali- irnia) and took his father's spot the cast. Vaudeville bookings ere waning, so Dennis took a ng at stock companies and ttle theatres in Hollywood, and became a film extra.

Dennis writes and sells stories the screen under the name of onathan Ricks. He is the writer "Sail Into Danger," completed is year in Spain. He also dapted and directed "A Bullet My Lady" for 20th Century- ox. He wrote and i Angela," which was filmed in aly for the same company. Among; the many motion pic- ures in which Dennta has had coding roles are "Laa Vegas shakedown," "Passage West," Company She Keeps," "Follow the Sun," "One Big Affair," "Everything I Have Is Yours," "Walk a Crooked Mile," "Lady Wants Mink," "The Fake," "Drums of Tahiti" and "Dragon Wells Massacre." He has had starring roles on many major TV dramatic shows, including "Producers' Showcase," "Playhouse 90," "Kraft Television Theatre," "Lux Video Theatre," "Climax" and "Screen Directors' Playhouse'." Among the variety programs on which he has appeared as guest star are: "Texaco WATCH WORDS Academy Award winner Donna Reed will star in Helen CcCloy's psychological mystery story "The Other Side of the Curtain," on Suspicion today at 8 p.m.

on KGNC-TV, Channel 4. In the storyline. Miss Reed portrays a woman who is possessed with a recurring dream about a curtain. In an effort to help a star- struck Texas girl break into show business, Grade Allen to capitalize on the popularity of Italian actresses and proceeds to transform jmt plain Bonnie Sue Into the sultry "Tina Ctaccitore." The Burns and Allen Show Is seen today Star Theatre," "Comedy Hour" and "Show of Shows." Dennis is married to Steffi Duna, formerly a dancer and movie actress. They have two hildren, Juliena and Jimmy.

Attention All Russians Keep Your Sputnik off My Street! ANSLEY CLEANERS 15th Narrowskl A A MONDAY, OCTOBER 14. 1957 PACE NINETEEN at I p.m. on KFDA-TV, Channel 10. Walter Rogers, Panhandle representative in Washington D. will deliver fin Oil Progress Week address today at 9 p.m.

on KGNC-TV, Channel 4. if In the Dust," starring Greer Garson and Walter Pigeon, is the late movie today 10:15 p.m. on KFDA-TV, Channel .10. "The House of Seven Gables," starring George Sanders and Vincent Price, will Be the Armchair Theater offering today at p.m. on KGNC-TV, Channel 4.

TUESDAY: The Fine Arts Quartet, one of the most popular musical croups to appear on NBC-TV's Today show, Is scheduled to perform again on the program Tuesday at 7 a.m. on KGNC-TV, Channel 4. They play rare Instruments, especially matched for beauty of tone. Members of the Quar. tet Sorkln and Abraham Loft, violinists; Irving Ilmcr, viollst; and George Sopkin, cellist.

Sorkin plays a Strmllvarhis 1129, Loft a Balestrierl 1772, Ilmer a Caspar de Said 1560-80 and Sopkin a Gofriller 172J. The Fine Arts Quartet, one of the nation's busiest chamber ensembles, Is currently performing at New York's Carnegie Kecita! Hull. STATIONS TAKE 12 BILLION CHICAGO--American consumers spend more than 12 billion dollars a year at service stations. Programs for Monday, Oct. 14 Showtime Guide PARAMOUNT: "Man of a Thous.

and Faces," with James Carney, Dorothy Malone and Jane Greer, features at 1, 3:10, 5:20, 7:35. 9:45. TASCOSA: "Joe Butterfly," with Audie Murphy, features at 7, 10:30: "The Kettles on Old MacDonald's Farm." with Marjorie Main, feature at 9:04. TWIN: "Gun Glory," with Stewart Granger, features at 7. 11; "The Tender Trap," with Frank Sinatra.

feature at 9:03. TRAIL: "Three Violent People," with Charlton Heston, features at 7, 11:13: "Just You," with Jane Wyman, feature at 9:14. SUNSET: "La Sorclerio," features at 7, 8:45. PAI.O DIJRO: "War and Pence." i Audrey Hepburn, features at 7, "Soven Men From Now," Randolph Scott, feature at 11. SKYWAY: "Congo Crossing," features at 7, "Beyond A Reasonable Doubt," wilh Dana Andrews, feature nt 8:57.

RIALTO: "Flesh and Spur," features at 1:20, 4:41, 8:02: "Between Heaven and Hell," with Robert. Waener, features at 2:47, 6:08, 9:29. STATE: "Trooper Hook," with Joe! McCrca and Barbara Stan- wyck, features at 1, 2:45, 4:35. .6:25, 8:15, 10:05. KSQUIRK: "Will Success Spoil Rock Hunter," with Jnyne Mansfield, features nt 1:25, 3:25, 5:30, Callouses Pita, Inning, Ttwlirntsc 7 Itttim of tnr runt, fruitful (fit Dr.

SchMl'i SUno-pudr. Trwy aim remflvd I mw nf the qnleknl ways known to nwdicul D-Scholls lirm'part UNREIEASED FEATURE For REACTIONS! UNCUT! UNEDITED! PreVfZIV YOU'Rf THE TODAY AT YOUR INTERSTATE THEATRES AnntHtni-ing Xew Accommadatlong NO COVER CHARGE STARTS TUESDA DYNAMITE DOUBLE BILL! ie It the COTTOSWOOD CLUB'S CHARCOAL STEAK HOUSE Six miles east of Amarlllo on HlRhway 287 at the blinker light. Call DH2-4448 for reservations and Christmas reservations. India has approved setting up 15 new factories to make new types glassware. (M be hickj to make 20!) NO TIME TO BE YOONG Stewart GRANGER Rhonda FLEMING ROBERTVAUGHN mm.

MRT OKI nr Nffi. our WtNfJUM vtf MFWfl. NUTES SWr MWI KtfAfTUWO to MUUC UKQQWU.O WHO RICH A COtlMBtA OIL PROGRESS WEEK Addrcsi by Hon. WalUr RogArf 9:00 PM VIAOY Tram-Lux Atormandie GEORGE NADER PHYIL'S THAXTER TIM BOB HOPE BEAU JAMES Paul DOUGLAS Alexis SMITH Vera MILES Channel 4 7:00 Today 8:00 Arlene Francli Treasure Hunt 9:00 The Price RlRht 9:30 Truth or Oonseq'nces 10:00 Tic Tac Dough 10:30 Tt Could Be You 11:00 Tex Jinv 11:30 Howard Miller Show 12:00 New Ideas 12:15 News A Weather Channel 10 7:00 Captain Kangaroo 7:45 CBS New 8:00 Garry Moore 8:30 Arthur Godfrey 9:30 Strike It Rich 0:00 Hotel Cosmopolitan Love of Life 0:30 Search for Tomorrow Cartoon Time 11:25 CBS News 1:30 As the World Tumi 12:00 Beat The Clock KSNC-TV, MONDAY NBC-ABC 12:30 Double Trouble 12:45 World Series Queen's Address 2:00 Queen for a Day 2:45 Modern Romances ,1:00 Comedy Time 3:30 Trouhle With Father 4:00 Honest Jess 5:00 Hi Fi Hop 5:30 Ramar of the 6:00 News Weather KFDA-TV, MONDAY :15 NBC News 6:30 Broken Arrow 7:00 Twenty One 7:30 Sheriff of Cochfse Suspicion 9:00 OH Progress Addresi 9:30 Wells Farso ,10:00 Highway Patrol 30:30 News Weather 10:50 Armchair Theatre 12:30 House Party 3:00 The Big Payoff 1:30 The Verdict Is Yours The Brighter Day 2:15 Secret Storm 2:30 The Edge of Night 3:00 'Who Is H. The Plainsman 4:30 Teen Time 5:110 Popeye Theatre Doug Edwards 6:00 News-Bill Johns 710 KC RADIO KGNC.

MONDAY 5:00 Golden Spread Morn. John 6:15 News 6:25 Meet the Farmer 6:45 SW Neighbors. Newi 7:00 Trading Post 7:15 Tennciset Emit 7:30 News 7:45 Markets 7:50 Platter 9:00 NBC News 9:05 My Trae Story 9:30 Bandstand 10:00 NBC News 10:05 Bandstand 11:00 NBC Newi 11:05 Pat Denton 11:55 News 32:00 Cotton John 12:30 News 1 '-vr-ifi Scries 3:30 Weldon Bright Show 4:00 NBC 4:05 710 Music 4:35 Cfllllnjt All Can 5:00 NBC News 5:05 Calling All Can News Analysii 6:00 Wash. Farm Report Sports 6:15 Alex Drier 6:30 Morgan Beaty CBS-ABC 6:15 Sports Weather 6:30 Robin Hood 7:00 Danny Thomas Show 7:30 December Bride 8:00 Burns Allen 8:30 Talent Stouts 3:00 Oil Progress Week MacDonald Carey 10:00 News-Bill Johns 10:10 Wpather 10:15 Blossom In the Dust NBC. Weather, 7:00 NBC News 7:05 Boston Pops 7:30 NBC Nlghtllne 8:00 NBC News 8:05 NBC 9:00 Now 9:30 Dance 10:00 News 10:15 Dance 10:43 Melodies For Moonlight 11:00 NBC News Melodies for Moonl't 1440 KC RADIO KFDA, MONDAY ABC.

Chuck Show 12:15 Bob Featherstone Sh. 7:00 Ne 1 7:05 Chuck Williams Show 8:00 News 8:05 Chuck William Show 8:55 News 9:00 Breakfast Club 10:00 My Story 10:05 Chuck Williams Show 10:30 When a Girt Marries 10:45 Whisperlni 11:00 News 11:05 Chuck Williams Show 11:30 Chuck Williams Show 12:00 Paul Harvey News 1:00 News 1:05 Boh Featherstone Sh, 2:00 News 2:05 Bob Featherstone Sh. 3:00 News 3:05 BUI Rogers Show 4:00 News 4:05 Bill Rogers Show 5:00 News' 5:05 Bob Featherstone Sh. 5:45 Paul Harvey 5:50 Bob Featherstone Sh, 6:00 Edward P. Morgan 940 KC RADIO KLYN.

MONDAY 6:15 Nick Reyes Show 7:00 News 7:05 Nick Reyes Show 8:00 News 8:05 Nick Reyes Show 9:00 Ht-D-Ho Hit Paradt 9:05 Nirk Reyes Show 30:00 News 11:05 Nick Reyea Show 11:00 News 10:05 Nick Reyes Show (News and Weather lines every hour on half hour.) CBS. 5:00 K-LYN Alarm Clock 12:00 Bovd Whitney Show 6:00 Amariilo Hoedown 7:00 West's Best 2:00 Hll'lbilly Houseparty 8:00 Night Train 9:00 Joe Ramay Show 4:00 Slut's 1010 KC RADIO KAMQ. MONDAY MBS, Amarilld 5:30 Dawnbusters 5:55 L. News. D'nbusters 6:30 Weather, Dtibusten 6:55 Local News 7:00 Sjnokey 7:15 Local Breafct News 7:30 Weather, Old Corral 7:55 L.

News. Old Corral 8:55 News, Cof. 9:35 Coffee Time 9:40 Pour Ciipf 9:55 Local News 0:00 News Pour Three Cups 0:30 Weather. Pour 10:55 Local Newi 11:00 News 11:05 Pour Three Cups 11:30 Weather. Pnur 11:50 Coffee Time 11:00 Local News Cedric Foster 12:15 Local Noon Edition 12:30 Weather.

Smoky JM News 1:00 Game of fhs Dav 3-30 Weather West. Hits 3:55 L. News, West Hit: 4:30 Weather. Rush Hum 4:45 Rush Hour 4:55 L. News.

Rush Hour 5:30 Hush Hour 5:55 Local NEWJ Fulton Lewis Jr. 6:15 Local Eve. Edition 6:25 News Steve Schulte Show fiM5 Sports Roundup 6:55 News. Early Show 7:25 News 7:30 Weather, Early Show News, EarJy Show 8:30 Early Show 11:00 Bert Wayne 12:00 Music at Midnlte A COMPANY 'INSURANCE LOANS fREAt ESTATE. KGNC-TV.

TUESDAY NBC-ABC Today Arlene Francis Treasure Hunt 1:00 The Price Is Riffht or Conseq'nces Tic Tac Dough It Could Be You :00 Tex A Jinx Howard Miller Show :00 New Ideas Nfjwt A Weather hanntl 10 :00 Captain Kangaroo CBS News Garry Moore Arthur Godfrey :30 Strike It Ricn :00 Hotel Cosmopolitan :15 Love of Life :30 Search for Tomorrow :45 Cartoo.1 Time :25 CBS News :30 As the WurM Turns :00 Beat the Clock 12:30 Double Trouble 12:45 Artistry en Ivory Thefltrn 2:00 Qucon for a Day 2:45 Modern Romances 3:00 Comedy Time 3:30 Treble With Father 4:00 Honest Joss 5:00 Hi Fi Hop News Weather 6:15 NBC News Bowie 7:00 Meet McGraw 7:30 Bob CumrninRs Californiani 9:00 George Gobel jane Wyman 10:30 News A Weather 5:30 Ramar of, the Jungle 10:50 Armchair Theatre KFDA-TV. TUESDAY 12:30 House Party 1:00 The Payoff 1:30 The Verdict Is Yours 2:00 The Brighter Day 2:15 Secret Storm 2:30 The Edpe of Night 3:00 Bstlle of Ch. Pontiac 4:00 The Plninsmnn 4:30 Teentime Show 5:00 Popeye Theatre 5:45 DOUR Edwards 6:00 News-Bill Johns CBS-ABC 10 KC Goliten Spread Morn Cotton John News :25 Meet the Farmrr :40 SW Neighbors. News The Trading Poit Tennessee :30 News :50 Flutter :00 NBC News :05 My True Story Bandstand NBC Bnnd.sland 00 NBC News 11:05 Pat Denton Show RADIO KGNC. TUESDAY 1440 KC 6:00 Chuck Williams Show 7:00 News 7:05 Chucfc Williams Show Chuck Williams Show 8:55 News 9:00 Breakfast Club 10:00 My True Story 10:05 Chuck WilHamx Sliow 10:30 When a Girl Marrlei 10:45 Whlspcrtng Streets Nrws 11:05 Chuck Williams Show Hiuck Sh.

12:00 Paul Harvey News 6:35 Sports Weather 6:30 Name That Tune 7:00 Phil Silvers 7:30 State Trooper yuesiion Footltall Review 9:00 To Tell the Truth 9:30 Harbor Command 10:00 News-Rill Johns 10:10 Weather .13:15 "A Royal Scandal" NBC. AiMrlhc 6:00 Wash'lon Farm R'pt Siyirts Alex Drier 6:30 Morgan Benty 6:45 Weather. Newi 7:00 NBC News 7:05 Hrcat 7:30 NBC Nightline NBC News 8:05 NBC Nightllnt 9:00 Now 9:30 Dance 10:00 News 10:15 Dar.ce 10:45 Melodies for Jfoonllte :00 NBC News 11:05 Music Modal, Modern ABC. Amarlllo 12:15 Bob Feftthcrstone Sh. 6:15 Nick Reyes Show 1:00 Ntws News 1:05 Bob Featherstone Sh.

7:05 Nick Reyei Show 2:00 News 8:00 News 2:05 Rnb Featherstone Sh. Nick Reyen Show 3:00 News Hi-D-Ho Hit Parade 3:05 Bill Rogers Show 9:05 Nick Reyei Show 4:00 News News 4:05 Rill HoRcrs Show Nick Reysi Show 5:00 News 11:00 News 5:05 Rob Fentherstone Sh. U'QJ Nick Reyes Show 5:45 Paul Harvey (N ewi nn(i weather Head- 5:50 Boh Feailierstone Sh. i eV ery hour on Edward P. Morgan half hour.) 12:00 Cotton John 12:30 News 12:45 Red Foley 1:00 Markets 1:15 Sons 1:30 Golden Spread New 1:35 Song Shop 2:00 NBC News 2:05 Weldon Bright 3:00 NBC News 3:05 Afternoon Drama 4:00 NBC News 4:05 Afternoon Drama 4:35 CalllnR All Cars 5:00 NBC Mews 5:05 Cnllin-; All Can 5:45 NEWS Analysis RADIO KFDA.

TUESDAY 940 KC 5:00 Alarm Clock 7:00 West's Bent 9:00 Ramay Show RADIO KLYN, TUESDAY 12:00 Boyrt Whilney Show 2:00 Hillhllly Housopartv 4:00 Rhylhm A Bhu-s Spl. CBS, Amorflfo 6:00 A a i Hocdown 8:00 Night Tfftln 1010 KC RADIO KAMO. TUESDAY MBS. Amorillo 5:30 Dawnbuitrri News, D'nbusteri 6:30 Weather, D'nbusters Local News 7:00 Srnokcy A Dixie 7:15 Local Breakf. News 7:30 Weather.

Old Corral SS Old Corral News. Cof. 9 Ti Hero's llollywowl 8:40 Pour Three Cups 9:55 Local 0:00 News 10:05 Pour Thrfe Ci'pii 10:30 Weather, Pour Thrtt Urp.I Newi 11:00 Nr llifiS Pour Three Cups 11:30 Wi'athor. Pour Thrci 11:50 Millie 11:00 Ijocal Nevvs 12:00 Cedrlc Foster 12:15 Local Noon Mdltton Wefltner. Smolty News.

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Ruah Hour 4:45 jet -Tournal of, Air 5:30 Wcnthcr. Rush Hour 5:50 Wonders of World 5:55 ftncal News 6:00 Fulton Lewis Jr. 6:15 Local Eve. Edition News Gabriel Heatter 6:45 Harry Wismer 6:50 Ken Fnirchild'e Spti L. News, Early Show 7:25 News 7:30 Weather, Early Show News.

Karly Show 8:30 Gold Soy News. Rush Hour 11:30 Nlghl Owl 1310 KC 1340 KC RADIO KZIP, TUESDAY AM In PM. All Lonf. mlnuui hour on hour. RADIO KRAY, TUISDAY 0 AM Id PM.

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