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THE SUNDAY PRESS 19 Binghamton, N. Sept. 20, 1964 WWWW.VAVAW.VASWV.WWV Sunday Previews- TV Viewpoint y. mt i i -''-J i (Continued from Page 18 B) changed his marital status yet. Picking up where they left off, Little Joe tries to help a guy out by teaching him how to handle a six-shooter, and ends up staring down his protege's barrel.

Looks much like it has looked in the last five years, but why argue with success? (Color). Has A RAY BOLGER presents an informal two-hour survey of American dancing on NBC Today Show Thursday on Channel 40. Janet Leigh and Bobby Darin star In a murder story on NBC Bob Hope Theater Oct. 9. Singer Jack Jones will play Prince Charming in CBS' new musical production of "Cinderella" next March.

The CBS soap opera "Love of Life" starts its 14th year Thursday. THE SEPT. 26 DEBUT of CBS (on Channel 12) Mr. Broadway series, about a glamorous, New York press agent (Craig Stevens), features Tuesday Weld. PORTABLE TU Truth and concerns a professor who is also a practicing psychologist.

It will be taped in Toronto and also seen in Canada. THE NEW LOS ANGELES-SAN FRANCISCO Pay-TV operation, Subscription Television Inc. (STV), dismissed a large number of its employes and is carefully scrutinizing its programming. The Beatles are expected to appear on ABC-TV's Shindig Oct. 7 on Channel 34.

NBC will air a one-hour memorial broadcast on the first anniversary of the assassination of President Kennedy Nov. 22 on Channel 40. PETER SELLERS will star on ABC and Channel 34 in the first of six network specials dramatizing the work of the United Nations; the 90-min-ute program is tentatively For Every Member Petticoat Series lias Xew Star In Season Petticoat Junction will begin its second season on CBS and Channel 12 on Tuesday when it will move into a new time period. Now seen on Tuesdays from 9 to 9:30 p. the series will be broadcast during the 1964-65 season in the 9:30 to 10 p.

m. time period. Bea Benaderet continues in her starring role of rural innkeeper Kate Bradley, with Edgar Buchanan continuing as Uncle Joe and Jeannine Riley, Pat Woodell and Linda a as Kate's winsome daughters, Billie Jo, Bobbie Jo 2 Betty Jo, respectively. A new performer is an appealing little dog of great talent and mixed ancestry who remains, for the nonce, unnamed. The question of what the pooch shall ultimately be called is a matter which figures importantly in several early episodes of the show's new season.

Brodkin Wins The Quest, Herbert Brod-kin's projected series for the CBS 1965-66 schedule, has been in development since 1959. "It's taken nine years to convince a network that we could beat the limitations of the clock by carrying a story from week to week, using as much time as we needed to tell it right," says Brodkin. Of The Family I ABC airs tennis' Davis Cup Challenge Round Sept. 25-26-27 on Channel 34. A NEW NBC daytime soap opera moves into the present Loretta Young time spot Jan.

4. It is called Moment of 19" PORTABLE FOR DAD'S FOOTBALL GAMES $14995 16''" PORTABLE" FOR MOM'S STORIES '12995 ir FOR THE CHILDREN'S PERSONAL USE Self Contained Battery Kit btr. $1599' NAPOLEON'S HELPERS Robert Vaughn, who plays the debonair Napoleon Solo in the new full-hour NBC and Channel 40 cloak-and-dagger series, The Man From U. N. C.

L. appears with two pretty cohorts. They are Grace Lee (left), who was Miss Free China of 1962, and May Heatherly, a Hollywood native who studied bullfighting in Spain. The series opens Tuesday at 8:30 p. m.

scheduled for Christmas Week, with Rod Serling as the writer and other performers including Christopher Plummer, Eva Marie Saint and Sterling Hayden. NBC's children's series, Exploring, will have only 18 original productions, 13 full hours and five half-hours, on Channel 40 this season a total that adds up to barely one-third of a year of new shows. Children's programming on all networks continues to regress since the resignation of Newton Minnow as head of the Federal Communications Commission. There will be six fewer Twentieth Century programs this season on Channel 12 because of CBS' innovation of Sunday donbleheaderi of National Football League games. There is talk of Rosalind Russell transferring her "Auntie Mame" role to a video series.

"LINCOLN CENTER DAY" (9 p. Channel 12) For this first anniversary broadcast of the opening of the Lincoln Center of the Performing Arts two playwrights whose works have been presented on a Lincoln Center stage, Arthur Miller and S. N. Behrman, introduce you to excerpts from their plays "After the Fall" and "But For Whom Charlie," respectively. Of special interest also, Arthur Miller will discuss the value of the repertory concept in the theater and his new play "Incident at Dr.

William Schuman, President of Lincoln Center looks ahead to next year's hopes and expectations of the Center as a whole; and Robert Whitehead, co-director of the Repertory Theater of Lincoln Center looks ahead too. Fredric March is the program narrator. SUNDAY NIGHT MOVIE (9 p. Channel 34) (Premiere). "The Vikings." (1958) An all star cast, including Kirk Douglas, Tony Curtis, Janet Leigh and Ernest Borg-nine, enhances this elaborately mounted adventure epic liberally laced with action.

The battle sequences are the highlights of the tale about the Viking's invasion of England. The male stars go through their paces energetically, and Miss Leigh looks lovely. On location photography in Norway is another plus. THE ROGUES (10 p.m., Channel 40) "The Day They Gave Diamonds Away." Another good one, amply spiked with the same con artist charm that made the opener such fun. This time it's Charles Boyer, posing as the mad inventor of a machine that makes diamonds, who plays a dominant role, with Gig Young fronting for him, as they try to use the worthless machine to rock the world's diamond market and yield a fortune for them.

Assistant Rogues Robert Coote and Gladys Cooper, also contribute a few carats of aid, while James Gregory plays the chief mark, and Nancy Berg has a nice scene as a gal who's out to seduce a "Rogue." Some Changes Being Framed For Bonanza Bonanza producer David Dortort will explore new story areas and increase location shooting to keep his show exciting and fresh for the 1964-65 season, the sixth year for the NBC color series starting Sunday, Sept. 20 (9-10 p. on Channel 40. In their permanent places will be Lorne Greene as tht patriarchal Ben Cartwright, and Pernell Roberts, Dan Blocker and Michael Landon as Adam, Hoss and Little Joe. "In the new season, there will be deeper family crises than in the past," Dortort predicts.

"The boys are growing up and they'll be faced with greater adult problems. But, the show will continue to point np the moral importance of strong family ties. And, there'll be comedies. We'll continue to show the lighter side of the Old West." Visually, Dortort will draw on the beautiful lake country of southern Nevada, the Kern River country of California and the wooded mountain area near Flagstaff, Arizona, site of the largest stand of Pon-derosa Pine in the world. "Since our show is shot in color, these areas will give the viewer a welcome change from the arid, rock-strewn locations used by most Westerns," Dortort says.

"We want to take full advantage of the edge color gives us." el o1 SEE THE COMPLETE LIKE OF Connie's a Girl To Be Trusted New York When a friend's telephone was busy for an unusually long time, Connie Hines, co-star of Mister Ed Sundays p. on CBS and Channel 12, called the operator to see if the phone was out of order. "I'll be happy to check on it," said the operator. "What number are you calling?" "I'm sorry, I can't tell you that," said Miss Hines, both conscientiously and absent-mindedly. "She has an unlisted number and I promised I wouldn't give it to anyone." Who says a woman can't keep a secret? Not Dead Yet New York Even though it received less than unanimous praise by the critics, the On Broadway Tonight summer series may be back again pretty soon.

Both producer Irving Mansfield and host-star Rudy Vallee have been told by CBS that the show may have a regular season on Channel 12 in December or January when and if a few network shows are axed. G-E TV's AT ANSWER SMI REDUCE BARROW FOMENT ODIOUS DUPLEX GRAVEN What tome picturnt taken at the beach srer OVEREXPOSED (JUMBLE appears on Page 16B) APPLIANCES FURNITURE 'MAN IS A ROCK' Richard Chamberlain appears in the season premiere role of the popular NBC Dr. Kildare series with Lee Merri-weather playing the part of nurse Adams. Title of the episode, to be shown at 8:30 p. m.

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