Honolulu Star-Bulletin from Honolulu, Hawaii • 20

PWNOtUltf STAt-BUltETIM, THURSDAY, JULY T7, 1958 18 Viewing TV With John Crosby Radio Station to Broadcast From New Shopping Center Radio Log That's show biz, as they HOWDY, TOO The same thing happened with the Everly Brothers and other teen-age talent Thirty-two thousand people showed up; 4,000 were turned away. Life at the teen-age level is a hectic business. from Ala Moana Shopping Center at 990 kilocycles.with 1,000 watts power and unlimited time. Robert Pearson, company president, said the F.F.C.'s action actually is a permit to begin construction of the station. He said he hopes to be broadcasting by March 1959.

KHVH-TV Changes UNCptlH: A "WELCOME HOME" CONCERT honoring Maestro GEORGE BARATI and featuring Japanese Mezzo Soprano TAEKO FUJI! with Mr. Barati conducting tha HONOLULU SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA JULY 18-8 P.M. at the WAIKIKI SHELL Tickets: Reserved $1.50 General 90C At the Symphony Box Office or the Shell 9sa JULY 17 KIKI 830 5:00 Filipino Mel. 4:00 Ertctiimeo Hour 6:00 Buckskin Bob 8:00 Evng Musical 8:00 Jack Tisaka 00 Music for You 10:00 limrny Walker 11:00 House of Sound" 11-30 Horner's Music 1:00 Bob and Liko 3:00 Latin Mat line 12:30 Midnight Sun KAIM 870 (FM 95.5) 8:30 Family Altar 3:30 6:00 7:00 7:15 7:30 8.00 9:00 9:30 10:50 5:30 6:00 Comm Carousel Stere Var. Form for Hap Psy.

for Living Music Hall Chamber Hr Adv. in Stereo. Late 'Music Afterglow Fred May Shew Back 8ibi 9:00 9:15 10:30 11:30 11:45 P.M. 12:00 1:00 1:15 1:30 2:00 China and Asia Symph Aires Coffee Break Bit of Heaven Jack Hatton Showcase Festival Servicemen's Hr. Bible Institute Concert Encores KAHU 920 P.M 4:00 Hit Parade 5:39 5:30 at Em 5:55 Little Church 6:05 Mellow Music 6:30 Sundown 7:00 Japanese Pgm 10:00 Adv in Sound AM 5:00 Plantation Par 6:00 Japanese Pgm.

8:05 Music in Air 11:30 Country Carat After Rhythm KHVH 1040 3:30 Driving Home 6:00 Dinner.KHVH :30 New Albums 8:00 Arthur Lyman 8:30 Curtain Time 9:00 Hal Boudreaa 12:00 All Night AM 5:30 AkuheM 9:00 MornKHVH P.M. 12:00 AftemoonKHVH K'NI 1240 4:00 Islano Serenade 7:00 Sunrise Serf. 6:00 Candlelight 9:00 Ladies First 8:00 Town Hall 10:00 KuraisM Hoar 10:00 Night Train P.M 12:00 Kam Karavaa 5:00 Pete and Mike 2:00 Eicl. Teens KHON 1380 5:55 KHON Worldwide News 6:00 KHON BAND- STAND' Musi throughout day News 9 mln before, 25 min past every weather 10 min past, 20 min before every hr 10:00 Filipino Pgm. 11:00 Sign Off KVOK FM 88.1 P.M.

7:30 Music of the Masters KUOH FM 90.5 P.k. :30 Lonoon raram 6:00 Evening 'Concert 8:00 Univ Symphony 7:00 Take 30 Author to Speak Annis Duff, associate editor of children's books at Viking Press, New York, will speak to Friends of the Library at a luncheon July 29 at the Princess Kaiulani Hotel. Mrs. Duff also will autograph copies of her books, "Longer Flight," "Bequest of Wings" and "An Inheritance of Poetry." DIM FADING TV PICTURE TUBES REJUVENATED $5.00 HIGHBORN TV 1415 S. Beretonia Ph.

969-533 NEW YORK, July 17 "Kids are taking over," said Annette Funicello, a dark-eyed, full-busted young lady who is 15 years old and whose first record "How Will I Know My Love" is in the top 40 already. Annette is typical of the younger crowd that is elbowing all the older crowd that's anyone who has turned 20 out of business. She has been a Mousketeer since Walt Disney started "The Mickey Mouse Club," which is to say three years. She's about to start her first feature film, "Shaggy Dog." She's been dancing since she was five years old. Sh's got an L.P.

on the market. She gets 5,000 fan letters a month. SHE'S TYPICAL In other words, she's a typical young teen-ager of the upcoming generation and I thought I ought to find out how she lived because we didn't live like that when I was a boy. "All the kids are turning to singing, she said. "Like Darlene Gillespie She's a Mousketeer too.

Or Laurie Collins. Do you know Laurie Collins?" I said no, I'd never heard of Laurie Collins. "She's going out with Ricky now," she explained. I felt pleased that I knew who Ricky is. He's Ricky Nelson, the teen-age son of Ozzie and Harriet whose records are red hot.

"And then there's Paul Anka." I was at sea again. I never heard of Paul Anka who, I was told, was not only a singer but who wrote his own songs and was all of 17 years Annette is the only Mous keteer left of the 24 tha started with Disney thre-years ago. THERE WERE 24 "When I started there were 24. "Then Mr. Disney dwindled us to 16, then to nine.

Now they've all been let go except me." DINING to "Howdy rJoody." The kids grew up and forgot Kids are fickle that way. And the same thing, I pointed out, threatens the "Mickey Mouse Club" and the Mousketeers. "The audience ought to grow up with the performers," suggested Annette. "Like with Ricky Nelson. He was 8 when he started and look at him now." Annette has no great fear of being superseded yet.

Eventually, she'd like to be a dramatic actress. At the moment she's touring the country plugging Disney's picture, "Light in the Forest." In Albany for instance, she was part of a big show called "Tower of Talent" Famous STEAK HOUSE 2040 KolokoiM Ava 990-617 heavenly food COMPLETE DINNERS 50 FOOD The Federal Communications Commission yesterday granted the application for a new radio station to be operated by Ala Moana Broadcasting Company, the Associated Press reported. The station will be Oahu's 11th. The station will broadcast BlosSom Queen To Begin Japan Tour on Aug. 9 Cherry Blossom Queen Jayne Kuwata will begin her prize-winning 14-day tour of Japan August 9 accompanied by her parents, Dr.

and Mrs. Ken Kuwata. They will leave at 10:30 a.m. by Japan Air Lines. The trip is sponsored by the Japan Travel Bureau in Tokyo.

Queen Jayne will be a sophomore in September at the University of Hawaii. Program Slated At Nuuanu 'Y' Nuuanu Y.M.C.A. will put on a varied program of entertainment tomorrow at 7:30 p.m. to raise money for the Y's sports council fund. Among the entertainers will be Dr.

Peter George, Olympic weightlifting champion, who will sing; Dr. Richard W. You, Olympic physician, who will put on a show of magic. Tommy Kono, Olympic weightlifting champion, and Kenji Onuma, Japan's lightweight weightlifter, will attempt a world's record clean and jerk mark. Editorial Post The University of Hawaii's department of physics chairman, Dr.

Kenichi G. Wata-nabe, has been named to the editorial advisory board of the new international journal, Plan etary and Space Physics, published by Perga-mon Press, New York, London and Paris. Slate Picnic Honohina Club will hold its 10th annual picnic at 9 a.m. July 27, at Areas 25 and 26, Ala Moana Park. Members and their families are requested to bring their own lunches.

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Bob Roberts KPOA 630 P.M 4:00 4:20 4:30 5:00 6:00 6:15 6:90 9.00 10:00 AM 5:00 Music on Deck 5:15 ILWU News 5:30 Wake Op Hawaii 8:30 Sally Sample Sh 11:30 Maj. Leag BB Milw. at Chic. Filipino Hour lmua Reports Filipino Hour Big Top To ILWU News Coke rime Big 30 Revue tine Tonfi Cab Oanci lime 1:30 Cherry Blossom KULA 690 p.m. 6:00 George 9:00 Kulatunes witn news throughout day West aVM 5:30 Kula Klock KGU 760 P.M.

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Japanese Pgm. Filipino Pgm. Lucky Luck Bkfst at Waikiki NBC Bandstand Here's Kimo News Your Opinion Five Star Mat Serial Dramas True Confessions Lucky Luck Texas oil men drilled wells in 1957, or 40 per cent of the nation's total for the year. WHO'S THE BOSS IN YOUR HOUSE? Lady, if you have any problem, tune in on SUSIE tonight at 7 pm over Channel 9 and find out how SUSIE, the famous private secretary (starring Ann Sothern), handles her boss. Brought to you by MILES LABORATORIES Hi SPECIAL OF mum 3 m-aaaaaaaltaaaaaBaN 10 A A A A mm Shirley To Channel 4 The transfer of the studios of KHVH-TV from Channel 13 atop the Hawaiian Village Hotel to Channel 4 at 1260 Ala Moana Boulevard was accomplished without a mechanical disturbance at mid-' night Tuesday.

With the changeover, the old KHVH-TV channel will not be in use. Transfer of KULA-TV to the Kaiser interests may make it possible for KHVH-TV to obtain a Channel 8 station at Wailu-ku, Maui. Richard C. Block, general manager of the Kaiser station, said the reorganization will not affect programming or staff at present. The main office of the television station will remain at the Hawaiian Village Hotel.

Children Slate Parade July 30 Children of the public playgrounds are preparing for their third triennial parade to be held on Wednes day morning, July 30. The parade will begin at 11:30 at Aala Park and continue along King Street to the City Hall. The event is primarily to show the public what the children have been making and learning in their summer fun programs. In preparation for the parade the youngsters are building miniature floats, making costumes, fashioning papier mache animals, and learning songs and dances. Also participating will be representatives from the various divisions of the Parks Board and guest performers from the community.

Mrs. Ethel T. Mori, assistant superintendent of recreation, is chairman of the parade committee. growth of jazz festivals, such as the Newport concerts, album, concerts and night clubs specializing in jazz. Jazz is becoming respectable.

A couple of years ago, saying you liked jazz could brand you as a semi-delinquent. The word has a pretty miserable connotation but now jazz is a product for home consumption. Despite its growing popularity jazz has a long way to go. America's earx isn't yet tuned to jazz completely. Blame, if you must, the fact that many people really don't know what jazz is.

Some think it's interchangeable with rock roll, not having heard it They don't understand it, and they're afraid of it, because it's only natural to fear something you don't understand. TV KCMaVTV What, I asked, happened to old Mousketeers? "Well, they go on to other things. They've had experi ence. There's great demand for child actors. urn.

2 i ms is a gooa year ior teen-agers, too," she pointed vuu That's the way the ball bounces now, Daddy-O. They start at 8 and by 15 their lives are mostly over. One big problem, I pointed out, is that the audience soutgrows the show. That's what happened to "Ding Dong School." The 2 to 6-year-old crowd all grew to the ripe old age of 8 and 10 and like that. They went off to school and forgot about Miss Frances whose show prompt ly went off the air.

Medical Officer Named for Waipa.hu Dr. Richard Y. Noda has been named City and County Medical Officer for the Wai-pahu District, the City Health Department announced yesterday. Dr. Noda can be reached at the Oahu Sugar Company.

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