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MONDAY, JANUARY 23, 1962 THE MARION STAR, MARION, OHIO SEVEN I Television and Radio By ALAN GILL An American Institution At the Public Library condensed course in the correction of frequent mistakes in enunciation, by Prof. Wallace House. The Columbia Album of George Gershwin," a selection of Gershwin songs played by Percy 1 1 i.fL2i "Plant Pruning in Picr-Jre," Montague Free; how, when, and where to prune, and with what tools. "Fwnd Without the Gates." i lh' JSi -m Vt-aaD -ill i imam I ha in fl ANACHRONISM. "How did we get here, and what century is it?" ask these two carriage horses.

They were waiting, amid the sea of horseless carriages, for fheir master at Berlin's "Green Weeks," the annual agricultural show. Eighteen new books are on display at the Marion Carnegie Public Lihrary with five record albums this week, ac-' cording to Miss Janet librarian. They may be checked out beginning Saturday. New books are: FICTION Bachelors Get Lonely." A. A.

Fair: mvsterv. "Cibola." Alice Walworth setting of this his-; toncal romance is a Mississippi I839" viS8 Ift Lttt'Home'" uneim Mooerg; concluding novel I in a trdogy concerned with Swed- ish immigrants who settle in Mm- r. The Tnal of Callista Blake." Edgar Pangborn; although ci cumstantia! evidence points to her guilt, 19-year-old CaUista finds one lor two people convinced she is innocent of rnurder. Next Fine Day." Ehrabeth Yates; the story of a lonely. English boy, his widowed mother.

and the artist John Rivven who changes their lives. NON-FICTION "Making a Start with Marion- ettes," Eric Bramall; the art of making, manipulating and pre- senting marionettes. 'Your Preschool K. Burnett; practical suggestions on such topics as traveling, on crafts, music, select ing loys, Daoy sitters, ana tooa. ruesioe neaiier, union aai- man.

editor; an assortment of stories, non-fiction and verses t-i i j-mji- chosen especially for reading aloud. The Literary Guidepost I I convince him (through hypnosis) he has committed murder. It all started 20 years ago and more when a writer named Jo-tiepS Kesselring seat a play called Bodies the Cellar" to Dorothy Suckney, the' actress. With it came an invitation to play die part of Aunt Abbie, a tweet little bid Brooklyn lady who, with her sister, Martha is engaged in the charitable enterprise of doing away with lonely old men. A drop of arsenic in a glass of elderberry wine is what does the trick.

In January 1941, Howard Lindsay (Miss Stickney's husband) and Russell Crouse brought the play, rechristened "Arsenic and Old Lace," to Broadway, with the late Josephine Hull in the Aunt Abbie role and Boris Karloff as Jona-thon, her murderous nephew. Mr. Karloff trudged ominously through the part for 66 weeks, took on the road across the U.S. and Canada, played it in Alaska and Puerto Rico. DURING THE WAR, a GI in special services named George Schaefer- wrote Mr.

Karloff, requesting a photo of him in the Jonathan role, since Mr. Schaefer intended bringing the play to service men on the Pacific island war-fronts. Mr. Karloff did not send off the photograph. He sent himself.

And with Schaefer as Teddy the nutty brother who believes the staircase to be San Juan Hill, the graveyard in the cellar to be the Panama Canal locks, and himself to be Theodore Roosevelt they toured the Pacific. After the war, Karloff played in two television productions of "Arsenic." Monday night, Feb. 5, "Hall of Fame" will present the third TV offering of this American institution (Channel 4, 9:30 p.m.) FOR THE first time the Brooklyn comedy will be on home grounds broadcast from NBC-TV's Brooklyn studios. For the first time, Aunt Abbie will be played by Dorothy Rtickney. And Karloff, heading up a marvelous cast which includes Mildred Nat-wick, Tony Randall, Tom Bosley, George Voskovic and Dody Heath, again will be Jonathan.

The producer-director, trimmed down a bit from his Teddy Roosevelt days, is George Schaefer. LAST WEEKEND, I dropped in on a rehearsal and found the actors behaving like a large and happy family at a Thanksgiving reunion. Faith and his orchestra. "Heritage U.S.A." documents and speeches important in U.S. history from Patrick Henry to the Gettysburg Address.

"Rhythms of Spain," Nino Sabicas; the Flamenco guitarist! teatureo in a collection of solos, duets and trios, with voice, castanets and taeorvo. "Concerto in A Minor for Piano! and Orchestra." Robert Schu- mann, and "Concerto in A Minor for Piano and Orchestra," Edvard, Grieg; Dinu Lipatti, pianist. HOW'D YOU LIKtsMM Amsrkaa ShmI HIGH SCHOOL DIPLOMA mi Hoai ti imc Tim KkM) or IK to Rl AMFRIf AN SCHOOL OHIO D1ST. OH-H E. f.

So. Yonin rolumin IS, lOl. MS14 Cltars mow, (hosts, blur, and interfertnet on ALL in this rsception-poor ana! Achitvts this Improvtd performance on both color TV, and black-and-whiU; FM, too! New "Goldon Over-cost" for addid rooftop glamour. Total protection (at no xtra against atmospheric corrosion, salt air, etc. plus super-rugged all-weather mechanical construction.

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Hutchins and Mortimer J. Adler; an examination of current events and prob- i and Life of Great' American Cities." Jane Jacobs: an attack on conventional methods of city planning and an explana-' tion of tome in rh linhr nf "ru.t "Yankee Si!" Edmund W. Janss. of Dr cam Clarke and the Christian Coil- dren's Fund which homes chndren ta countries, -Khrushchw. a Political Tor-' Konrad KelIen.

an and interpretation of Khrushchev's techniques as a leader, by a form-, er s. Army of(icer. -immigrtilion and American Minnesota university; i c.v. lo-. A.

their studies in immigration history "A Catalogue of the World's Most PPtllar Coins," Fred Rein- Iela; new wmon. "Cholesterol Control Cookery." "even; recipes mat do 001 use saturatea lats. REFERENCE "Museums Directory of United States and Canada," cludes categories of tastitu. tkms in mU9eum field PHONOGRAI RECORDS "English Speech Instruction," a of Suspense fully realized in this novel, and perhaps there are patchy spots in the writing. But the story has a plausible ring and a suspenseAil narrative.

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Fraudulent business schemes and tricks used by con men will be brought to light and explained so that viewers may be on their guard. Ed Hughes, president of the Better Business Bureau, and Capt. Wade Knight of the Columbus Police Department will appear on the program. 8, WTVN, Third Man: When a master diamond cutter refuses a commission from Harry Lime, the third man investigates. 8, WXW-C, National Velvet: Ed-wina Broan (Carole Wells) finds trouble when, to help a class mate, Betty Darnell (Susan Sea- forth), she uses her father's car without his permission or a driver's license, and is arrested.

8:30, WBNS, Window on Main Street: A department store clerk is a hero when he saves an illustrious citizen of Millsburg from drowning, but the clerk learns that the life of a hero is very complicated. 8:30, WTVN, Rifleman: A Brit ish gunmaker challenges McCain to a rifle duel. 9, WBNS, The Danny Thomas Show: Hans Conried is the guest star, featured as Uncle Tonoose. Uncle Tonoose sets a date for his marriage, and then tells Danny he will have to help find a bride. 9, WXW-C, 87th Precinct: Guest star Peter Falk portrays a small-time hoodlum whose desire to be a big man makes him easy prey for three thugs who Television Programs WLW-C-4 WIVN-6 WBNS-10 scripts and were working from I memory; the promptings of the script girl were constant Miss jNatwick, after missing a cue for the fifth straight time, burst into laughter.

The others slapped her the back and roared. "I think." said Karloff in his deep, sepulchral tones, "we had best have an organist standing by." George Schaefer, from his wheelchair a sensible device which keeps him off his feet during the rigors of rehearsal said, "I'll tell you what I'll do for you Millie. I'll eliminate that lousy line." ONLY KARLOFF, after his years of playing Jonathan, seemed completely at ease with his lines, as he spoke command- lngly to Teddy Woodrow Wilson. Go to or stalked the old ladies to the staircase. "You know," he told me later, "this play has been cut from its 2Vi hours running time to 75 minutes, and I'm just afraid that one jof my old lines is going to come popping out of my subconscious in that final snooting.

Then we'll be cooked, won we? And he rapped twice on the arm of his chair. "A GOOD STORY," he went on, "is one you can write in a few words on your cuff. Take Ready? 'It's about two old ladies who are very lovable and who murder old men and it's all very Just 20 words or so. "And make no mistake. The la dies ARE the play.

All the rest of us are peripheral. "Why, when I used to make my final stage exit, just as the la dies are about to poison that little old man, I could feel the hand of the audience heavily on my shoul der, pushing me off. They just couldn wait to see the aunts get a crack at the old man." (New York Herald-Tribune) Radio Selections TUESDAY WMRN, Betty Newton: Mrs. Newton talks about safety in driving with children in the car. She also discusses the reading habits of children four and five and her minute -menu features beef and chili bake.

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is the guest star. Chick Hennesey becomes involved with an underwater demolition spe cialist in a most unusual adventure. 10, WTVN. Ben Casey: Dr. Casey tries to block an unorthodox practice.

10. WXW-C, Thriller: Boris Karloff is host for "A Wig for Miss Devore" A faded actress (Patricia Barry) makes a spectacular comeback when a mysterious wig transforms her into a ravishing beauty. 12:45, WBNS, Crossroads: Ann Harding stars in "With All My Love." Movies Tonight 5, WLW-C, "The Shining Hour" with Joan Crawford and Margaret Sullavan. 11:15, WBNS, "The Kid from Cleveland" with George Brent and Lynn Bari. 11:30, WTVN, "The Saint Louts Kid" with James Cagney.

1. WLW-C, "The Sky's the Lim' withJ red Astaire, Robert Ryan and Joan Leslie. TUESDAY 2, WBNS, Best of Groucho: An Indian demonstrates his ability with shooting Irons. 3, WBNS, December Bride Lily and Hilda stalk a television producer in an attempt to get an acting role for Pete Porter's new offspring, Linda. Movie Tuesday 9:30, WBNS, "Havana Rose" with Bill Williams and Hugh Herbert, Color Programs Tonight: The Price Is Right, WLW-C, at 8:30 and The Jack Paar Show, WLW-C, at 11:15.

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Harper. $4.95. The American embassy in Mos cow would be a fine target for the Soviet espionage service. Nat urally they would like to find some one connected with the embassy who could be blackmailed into providing information for them. What better opportunity could the Russians have than Sam Mat tock and his Russian wife Elena? Sam had been in Russia before, had fallen in love with Elena and finally had managed to get her way from the Stalin terror, Now they were back in Moscow.

Sam was on the embassy staff. And Elena, dazzled by the apparent relaxation of the police state; was trying to live in two worlds at once, So while Elena is playing with fire in her attempts to find her brother Vadim, long presumed to have been killed in the purges, Ralph MacKenzie returns to Mos cow, this time as minister- counselor, and renews old ties with the tragic Natasha and with an old, hardened veteran of the diplomatic double cross, George. Here we have the elements of a fine thriller, with MacKenzie coming to the rescue as the Russians close in on the Mattocks. It is a spy story, with the trap pings of hidden microphones and coded messages. It also is a tragedy centered around Elena.

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