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THE MIAMI NETTS, Friday, Msrch IS, 1959 78 YOUR BEST I 1 efiiiict i. EASY TO READ) rip' TV GRACEFULLY YOURS Many Laughs In 'Dungeon' By ART GRACE TalrrtabM W'rttw Tt MlaM Havl If one Is to judge by its most recent exposure, Channel 7'1 "The Dungeon" is, for the most fart, perfectly' good children's fare. This series (Sundays at 4 p.m.) consists of ancient horror films or so I thought. Last Sunday, however, "The Boogie Man" proved a wild-eyed, outlandish takeoff on all horror movies. OLA tvii By TV Key (Here Is a preuieuj of tonight's outstanding television programs, compiled by TV-Key.

The preuieu! are based on rehearsals ond-or private screenings attended by members oj TV Key.) RAWHIDE (8 p.m., Ch. 4) "Incident of the Golden Calf." Trail boss Gil Favor almost loses his herd to a tricky cattleman tonight. Apart from the conniving plot, a 4 if 1 fj Wt KT (D WI'ST AND BOD HOPE 7 At 8 P.M. mum (Sea TV Key) Walt Dliney (Hour) Donald Duck celebrate 25th birthday in "Highway to Trouble." Nephews flunk geography, to Donald takei them on auto tour of U.S. 1:30 Chrlttopheri 9 Preface Tbll Silver! Repeat of hilarious episode In which Bllko convincei Sgt, Rltzik he is vampire and aelli him to Hollywood, Squad (See TV Key) fl M'Tllfi CJ HTVJ i i JLIJE LONDON On Channel return for hit own banging.

7:30 Tho Balance CI Hit rarade Target drifter stumbles into fortune, a doll and murder, inn Tin Tin Rinty supervlt.es search for Stolen Ming vase, containing life aavlngi of laundry-man. fl Nature's Realm Ran hid. (Hour) (See TV Key) Bob Hope Show Bad 7 I nV A a Tv Molc Kited Fulr portrayed by Charles Baxter. On any given Sunday, Mr. Baxter can give children nightmares merely by appearing on the screen.

When he starts spouting off about how the boogie man will get you, its time to get the kids far out of range. Soma adults, however, find Baxter more appealing as M. T. Graves than as a spieler of commercials, his Monday through Saturday task on the station. PICK YOUl SPOTS Aside from "Playhouse 90." you have to depend on occasional special programs for worthwhile television drama.

If you have good deal of patience, you can find soma exceptional dramatic works In the next two months. Oa Monday, March 13, "Hallmark Hall of Fame" will repeat "Green Pastures" Channel 7. On March 28, Channel 4 will present VShow of the Month's" adaptation of William Saro-yan's "Human Comedy." And on April 28 Helen Hayes and Lloyd Nolan will co-star in Eugene O'Neill's "Ah Wilderness," another "Hallmark Hall of Fame" production on Television is never as bad as it appears to be. It Isn't possible. A reader informs me that I have been attacked by Alan Courtney of WQAM because' of my lack of reverence for night club comedian Sam Levenson.

The reader also wants to know If I am going to reply. No, I am not. At far as Mr. Levenson Is concerned, I expressed my opinion and stand on it. As for Mr.

Courtney, it is extremely doubtful that wa would agree on It waa the broadest kind i4 alapatick, with Boris Karloff, Peter Loire and evea Slapsle Maxle Roaenbloom, Not evea Casper Milquetoast a I bave been frightened by anything that transpired In "The Boogie Man." The only frightening aspect of "The Dungeon" is the series' host, M. T. Graves, ghoulUhly I What's Up John Daly, facing repeated rumors about hli withdrawal from administrative news duties at ABC to concentrate on performing, categorically de niea them. "I have no plana In that line," says Daly. "When I'm prepared to give up my administrative duties, I will probably ask for a general release from ABC" For the first time in two seasons "Gun-smoke" was tossed off the top Nielsen position, and it's another Western that did it "Wagon Train." Andrey Meadows, without comedy partner since Jackie Gleasnn put aside ideas, becomes Sid Caesar's vis-a-vis in the situation comedy series he'a planning for "Screen Gems" George Gobel, a free aqent since severing ties with" NBC, is turning a receptive ear to bids from CBS and ABC for next season Esther Williams exercised a woman's prerogative and changed her mind about going ahead with her TV series that was to be done at 2nth Century Fox.

Fickleness, however, had nothing to do with it. When the contract was drawn, according to Miss Williams, the Ingenuity and fresh approach that had been proposed, were missing. "They're still acting like a big picture studio," she says, "little knowing or caring that flexibility is the key to TV. Their terms were so rigid that I would have been hampered in everything I wanted to do." By IV Kfyi Good Outstanding ter of a preacher named Brother Bent, who joins the cattle drive, is both puzzling and entertaining. Mac-Donald Carey plays the preacher and gives the show its sparkle.

(Hour) BOB HOPE (8 p.m., Ch. 7, Color) Lots of doctors' jokes tonight, plus quips on the Academy Award nominations. Also, Hope teams up with pretty Julie London and Chuck Connors for funny sketch about the last three people left on earth. Guy Mitchell sings "Alias Jesse James, Gail Davia docs "Wabash Cannon Ball" and Miss London wails "Must Be Catchin'," After working with Fess Parker and Connors in a satire called "Head Shrlnker," Bob's comment is "Now I know how George Gobel feels." SQUAD (9 p.m.', Ch. 7) "Death Threat." Somebody's been taking pot shots at Lieutenant Bal-linger, and the usually placid policeman resents it.

He finds a logical suspect and spends the rest of the show trying to prove him guilty. Despite Ballinger'a determination, this is mild for the series. TOMBSTONE TERRITORY (9 p.m., Ch. 10) (Season's Premiere) "Whipsaw." One of last season's better westerns returns for another run along the network trail. Pat Conway is still fine as the Sheriff of Tombstone and, as per instructions, he'a smiling more often.

This episode has a rousing finale with about half a dozen Apaches being picked off by an unholy alliance of sheriff and bad men. Reasonably entertaining. 77 SUNSET STRIP (9:30 p.m., Ch. 10) "Pasadent Caper." A silly mystery, yet it has some suspensef ul moments. Private eye Bailey checks on two old Pasadena ladies, both of whom have missing sons.

He pretends to sprain his back at their house, ao he can remain there and play spy. Lota of corny whodunit touches, but entertaining nevertheless. PERSON TO PERSON (10:30 p.m., Ch. 4) Sarah Gibson Bland-ing, first woman president of Vassar College, and writer Budd Schulberg cover a wide variety of topics in their visits with Murrow tonight. Miss Blanding'a range from the role of women in society to her hobby, Southern cooking, while Schulberg turns to his precocious Hollywood boyhood, his Interest in boxing, waterfront crime, and American culture in general.

JACK PAAR SHOW (11:20 p.m.. Ch, 7) Jack has actor Fred MacMurray along to charm the panel department, interviews that old-time movie comic, Jack Haley, and does a monologue he coyly titles, "The Children's Marching Song." Japanese singer Jimmy Shigeti comes on for a song, Jose Melis plays "Love Is Here To Stay," and Genevieve puts in an appearance too. 4 Conerri Hour BjuMt program. Srlfnre Flrtioa Theater and lfe deal with murderous electronle utnmohila ilh Invisible driver. On" tar A Day Baadtfand 90 County Fair Popeye riaybooaa fj Morle (Until tilt a.m.) "Mokey" with Dan Dailey, Donn Reed.

Hard to hand! a.ar-oM boy rum away heo father re-mar- rlw. 30 fl Fealuretle Mlekry Mouse flub SAi fl I-eral (Sports-Weather I 'fit tor Adventure (J llahtcmns Ingles Jim Doolry CJ Sports-Weather 4:10 Burktdla Bob Kenlrk News Farlsa. Weather 1:45 flmig F.dwarda News Huntley and BrlnMey Sports Newe 7 Everyday Kpanlih Bea Hunt Mike NflMij Lloyd Bridges) retrieve deadly nuclear bomb Mora it oei off. apt. Bynninf (Tris Coffin triri to prevent young man from following In dad't fnntitfpt to gallon' i.

CD Frontier Indian enmmlta murder, 1i art free on promts he will 7 Carioona 7:30 Gabby Itayea (Kill.) CJ Coral Bangera Movie (to 10 a Abbott and Coitello in "Well Oiled," followed by Joe E. Brown In "Daring Young Man." 9 Farmrr Alfalfa (Kida) MS 0 9:30 Kangaroo (Kldi) (Q Strvt Donovan (Milt I 10 ST King (Kid) Sky King and Penny take Mickey to Long Beach on hit birthday. Toy Jet plane becomes hiding place for aluiilile black pearl. f2 llo'dr Mr (Kldi) Tra'a Playground Kidi fight, play garnet. 10:30 Miifhty Moue (Kldi) "Siijier Mouse Rides Again." "The Jail Break" and Timid Rabbit, n'l tteddy (Kids) 11 llrrkk-jM-kle Madnes "Rival Romeoj" and Fortune Hunters." Fury (Kldi) Juy.

reeee, Fury save lit of Innocent dug. I n. lr Al (Kld.J (11 i Ch. 7 At 1 Brian Begins Or Ends LISTINGS. Tombatone Territory (See TV Key) :30 Clilldren Crowing, playhouse i Bill Bendix portrayi retired Marine aergeant who enroll at Ivy League college and become tomething of a campus hero.

Comedy. Tbi Maa Nick and Nora try to escape from wild friend by going to Florida in "Lady Frankenstein." 0 Tt Sunart Strip (Hour) (See TV Key) 10 Lineup Guthrie and Greb check into strange robbery in which armed bandit steals cash but ignores fortune in jewels. Fight 10:30 Ferwa to Person (See TV Key) G3 NewsDaly 10:45 Jackpot BowUng News-Weather 11 News Heather News Heather (D Sports-Ellis 11:10 Sports-Monhrr CD Movie (Til 12:45 a.m.) "Unknown World" with Bruce Marilyn Nash. Adventure melodrama in which scientists invent machine that can burrow into earth's center. H'lS Spurts Cummins 11:20 fj Jack Paar (See TV Key) 11:25 fl Movie (Until 1 a.m.) "Dragonwyck" (1948).

Gen Tierney, Vincent Price, Walter Huston. Mystery melodrama set in 1830 in gloomy mansion on Hudson river. Boring tale of Connecticut girl in house of horrors. i BRIAN Basketball NIT game from Madison Square Garden. All Star Golf (Hour) Sam Snead versus Gene Littler.

While traveling through Springfield, saw a sign which read, 'Home of Red But a friend of mine claims that Red Foley's home town Is Nashville, Tenn. Can yon clear this up? Opa Loeka, Fla. Actually, Red's home town Is Blue Lick, Ky. that's where he was bom and raised. He lived in Nashville for eight years (1944 to 1952 while ap- rearing on "The Grand Ole Opry." Then, In 1954, he moved to Springfield, to take over ns host of "Ozark Jubilee." and still makes his home there.

Pleate tell me who played the alarrlng role In "Marie Antoinette," an old movie recently nhown on television? P. Miami, ria. "Marie Antoinette," produced In 1937. starred Norma Shearer. Co-stars Included John Barry-more, Tyrone Power and Robert Morley.

I would like some information "Joey" in the program, "Fury." Please tell me I WITH THIS COUPON BtarV CS Maa. Thra Sal. I Ifl25 TV CALL oav in voua homi a fMn Hiaai liaill) a m. FR 3-8792 OHM Irtltat HiMI a I TV SJSSBI TOMBSTONE I TERRITORY caniiii iiuiiiiuia fi5WQ 1 9 PM TELEVISION FORUM the charac CAREY Sparkles MARVN Threatened EFREM Corny I' a I my-: Sayk jd --7 BL'DD Visited I cionaif ouuntaa bock In time I to ploy principal sutoect In resort jewal robbery' 3 Slirrinf PETER LAVFORD PHYLLIS KIRK TONIGHT 9.30 thannel 7 WCKT i JULIE Walls I 7 I FRED Charms the II MAH "Frolics on Ice" with Irene Dare. No comment.

12:30 Detective's Diary Hnpnlong Cassldy Hoppy learns rancher's home was ransacked and th.it he and his family were pushed out because they were foreigners. Hoppy to the rescue, Movie (to 3 p.m.) "Beginning or the End?" (18t. Robert Walker, Bri an Donlevy in the story of the first A-bomb. Too mnny cliches spoil ambitious effort. 0 Ten's Bandstand minutes.

1:55 Ci Sen. Smnthrra 2 Hockry Tvod Winns versus Boston. 0 Movie (to 4 p.m.) Wild Bill Elliott stars In cowboy melodruma, "The Longhorn." Itnt-type cow. poke steals pal's catllc. 3 "ov Roy involved in story of the "Desert Fugitive." 3:30 Sports thnw 4 0 rolling (Hour) 4:30 CI Movie "Sahaka" with Victor Jory, boy tries to avenge sitter's murder by fanatic cult.

it WAME-I2M WSKP-I4S0 WMET-I4M vocalist with the group was a girl named Ruth Keddington. She soon became Mrs. Desmond. They have two daugh-teri, Diana (age 12) and Patty (9), Are Rhodes Reason and Res Reason Without A related? They certainly look alike. H.

Miami, Fla. They are brothers. Can you tell me If Glenn Ford la a native son of Los Angelas? A. H. B.

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D. N. Miami Beach, Fla. Joey Is portrayed by 13-year old Bobby Diamond (that's his real name). You can drop him a line c-o "Fury," NBC-TV, Sunset and Vine, Hollywood, Calif.

Is It pnaaible to get Dan Duryea bark on television in "China Smith?" He Is a wonderful actor and I enjoyed the ahow tremendously. T. Fort Lauderdale, Fla. You may see re-runs of "China Smith," but the series Is no longer being filmed. Duryea has gone on to other television and movie assignments.

la Johnny Desmond mar-marled? If so, whs Is bis lie? Any children? M. Miami, Fla. When Johnny was singing with Bob Croaby'a "Bob-o-Llnks" many years ago, the featured. ABBOTT AM OSTELLO Comedy At I On Channel 7 11:30 Rubin Hood (Kids) Deputy sheriff puis Robin on spot; either surrender or two Innocent serfs will be li.mgni. Cirrus Hoy (Kids) Afternoon 12 Topiwr "Th Car fpisode." True ainry ID Cmlunnt (Kidk) 12:30 Movie WQAM-S wfnn-sie WCIJ 710 MUM-SOS WINZ-S40 wvcc-io; WMIE-IUO FtC-t220 131,500 ill) TD jo) DON'S TV SERVICE MO 1-047 $50 IIRVICI CAll wirn mis mm Jonthwart plflrlft 1 OT A.M.

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