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MIAMI DAILY NEWS, Sunday, Jan. 2, 1055 5-B Como Handles Kid Fans WTVJ -CHANNEL 4 WJNO CHANNEL 3 WITV CHANNEL 17 Monday, WGBS CHANNEL 23 January 3 Same As Own Children Sunday, January 2 i 1 Ilcth Hanger Talent Winner sustaining radio show, for $100 a week, plus an RCA Victor record contract. Within a year his records became hits, In a single week during 1346, some 4,000,000 Como recordings were turned out, surpassing the output of any artist in the history of record-making. PERRY COMO has the reputation of being one of the nicest guys in the music business and each year his coworkers pay him a tribute unlike that given to any other sinking star. They hold Perry Como golf tournament, winding up with a dinner, where Como presides and presents the trophies to the winners.

He was national chairman of last year's cerebral palsy drive and he gives an enormous amount of time and money to small, unpublicized organizations and churches and hospitals. Last year he also went to Boston to appear at a benefit for the Christopher Columbus Community Center, built in one of the most congested tenement areas in Boston. AT THE TIME few people knew that at this benefit they were to dedicate the Perry Como gym. In Boston now, Como is a real hero to the kids, as he seems to be to kids everywhere. And Mr.

Como is not at all above having a few heroes of his own. Their flames are Ho-gan and Snead and Demaret and a few other top golf pros. "That Snead," says Como, "when I see him, all I want to do is talk golf. And he always wants, to sing." PERRY COMO Expert With Handling Kids close to a $1,000,000 a year, went into part-time barber business at the age of 14, with barber shop in his home town. After he graduated from high school, he worked for three years as a barber.

He had always done a lot of singing at parties, and in 1933, in Cleveland for a two-week vacation, he auditioned for bandleader, Freddy Car-lone. He started as a singer for the Carlone band for $28 a week. IN 1936, he made a big jump to the Ted Weems band for $50 a week. Six years later, the Weems band broke up, and Como, tired of being separated from his family, decided to go back to the barber shop. Then he was offered a CBS DAYTIME 7:00 4) MORNING SHOW 4) WEATHtR 0:00 4) MORNING SHOW :00 4) DING DONG SCHOOL 4) STRIKE 11 RICH mi AkRY MOOfsu 2.

.0 41 ARTHUR GODFREY 4) MENU MAGIC :30 10.30 :30 12:00 12.1$ 4) NOON NEWS I 4) LOVE OF LIFE 12:10 4) SEARCH FOR TOMORROW 4) GUIDING LIGHT 1:00 I 4) BRUNCH WITH JUDY 1.30 4) WELCOME TRAVELERS (17) WORDS AND MUSIC 2:00 4) GEORGE DE WITT SHOW (171 ENCORE THEATER 2:30 4) HOUSE PARTY 1:09 4) BIG PAYOFF (17) ENCORE THEATER, NEWS 1 10 4) JACKIE'S HOUSE SI TEST PATTERN (17) JUNE ALLEN KITCHEH 1:40 NEWS 5) WESTERN THEATER 4:00 4) ALEC GIBSON (17) WTV CAMERA 4:10 4) ON YOUR ACCOUNT (17) UNCLE DAN 4:41 FILM PROGRAM (23) BILLBOARD 1:00 4) GLENN A AO MICKEY PINKY LEE SHOW (23) PINKY LEE SHOW 1:11 4) CISCO KID 1:10 51 HOWDY DOODY SHOW (17) GAIL CCMP10N SHOW (23) HOWDY DOODY 1:41 4) SHOPPER GUIDE EVENING 4:00 4) SENATOR SMATHERS S) PUBLIC SERVICE PROGRAM (17) SPORTS PARADE Mather. (23) TV NEWS (23) SHOPPING AROUND 4:10 4) WEATHERMAN WEAVER (21) WEATHtR WiSuOM 4:11 I 4) JACK OF ALL SPORTS (17) WEATHER, NEWS (23) SPOTLIGHTING SPORTS 4:10 4) LAW OF THE LAND 1) WORLD HEADLINES (17) SUNSET RANCH (23) HI NEIGHBOR 4.11 S) NEWS Florida Stat 4) RENICK REPORIINI 1) SPORTS REVIEW S) LEE SIDE OF THE WEATHER 7:00 4 MR. DISTRICT AT lUKNtT S) BISHOP FULTON i SHEEN (17) FROSTY MARTIN (23) KALEIDOSCOPE 7:11 (17) NEWS John Price. (21) FISHIN', ROUNDUP Wednesday, DAYTIME 7:00 4) MORNING SHOW 4) WtAIMtK 1:00 I 4) MORNING SHOW 9:00 4) DING DONG SCHOOL 9:30 4) STRIKE 11 RICH 10:00 4) GARRY MOORE 10:30 4) ARTHUR GODFREY 11:30 4) MENU MAGIC 12:00 i 4) NOON EDITION 4) LOVE OF LIFE 12:30 4) SEARCH FOR TOMORROW 4) GUIDING LIGH1 1-00 4) BRUNCH WITH JUDY 1:30 4) WELCOME TRAVELERS (17) WORDS AND MUSIC 4) GEORGE DE WITT SHOW (17) ENCORE THEATER 2:30 1 4) HOUSE PARTY 1:00 4) BIG PAYOFF 1:11 (17) ENCORE THEATER, NEWS 1:10 4) JACKIE'S HOUSE I) TEST PATTERN (17) JUNE ALLEN'S KITCHEN 1:40 1) NEWS I) WESTERN PLAYHOUSE 4:00 4) ALEC GIBSON (17) WITV CAMERA 4:11 ROBERT-Q. LEWIS 4:10 4) ON YOUR ACCOUNT (17) UNCLE DAN 4:41 I) FILM PROGRAM (21) BILLBOARD 1:00 4) GLENN MICKEY 1) PINKY LEE SHOW (21) PINKY LEE SHOW 1:11 4) RAMAR OF THE JUNGLI 1:30 1) HOWDY DOODY SHOW (17) GAIL COMPTON SHOW P3) HOWDY DOODY 4).

SHOPPERS' GUIDE EVENING 4:00 4) CITY COP I) THE DOODLER (17) SPORTS PARADE (23) TV NEWS (23) SHOPPING AROUND 4:10 4) WEATHERMAN WEAVER (23) WEATHER WISDOM 4:11 I 4) JACK OF ALL SPORTS (17) WEATHER, NEWS ll SPOTLIGHTING SPORTS 4:30 4) PULSE OF THE CITY "Tim Exposure." S) WORLD HEADLINES (17) SUNSET RANCH (23) HI NEIGHBOR 4:35 NEWS Florida Store 4:41 4) RENICK REPORTING I) SPORTS REVIEW 1) LEE SIDE OF THE WEATHER 7:00 4) OZZIt ft HARRIET 1) FILM PROGRAM (17) WONDERS OF THE WILD (23) STRANGER THAN FICTION YESTERDAY'S NEW5REEL (17) NEWS Jeha Price. AMERICA'S TELEVISION TRIUMPH FACTORY FRESH 1955 OPEN SUNDAY NEW nnnnrnL.j jl LuuUJLaJ LI lj By MARGARET McMANUS SlMclaJ Te The Mtaari Unit, News New York, Jan, I About four o'clock in the afternoon of any Monday, Wednesday, or Friday, at the stage entrance of CBS-TV Studio 52, there appears a swarm of teenagers. They do not struggle up in twoi and threes, -and shyly stand waiting, unsure of themselves. They come suddenly, and with authority, ai If they were promptly keeping an appointment. They come seemingly from nowhere, and they fill the sidewalks and crowd the doorway.

IT THE SIGNAL that Perry Como will be arriving momentarily for the rehearsal of his 7:45 P.M. television show, and somehow, someway, these kids know it. Como usually arrives a few minutes before four, and so do they. A taxicab pulls up to the curb, and out he steps, a youthful-looking man of 41, with short-cropped, graying black hair, intelligent brown eyes and a pleasant, relaxed f's. In gray slacks, a blue and white polka dot sports shirt and a tweed jacket, he looks much younger than he is, but he doesn't look like the usual teenager'i dream.

He is short, about five feet eight, on the stocky side. REGARDLESS, the kids crowd around him, pushing and shoving for autographs asking him to pose while they take snapshots, screeching out such questions as: "Perry, what kind of gum do you chew?" "Perry, is that padding In your jacket, or are those your shoulders?" "Perry, if I take you a chocolate cake, will you eat it, will you?" He signs every autograph. He poses for every snapshot. He answers all their questions, and the foolish ones he turns off with a Joke, A WILDLY enthusiastic, demonstrative teen-age following can often offer complications, but Como has learned how to handle, the situation. "I treat thera like I treat my own kids," he said.

"I have three children. I understand kids, and I don't have any trouble with them. After about 20 minutes, Como is Inside the stage door, but a fleet-footed pair, carrying schoolbooks, edge past the vigilant doorman. They are badgering him with questions as to why he did not answer their "I ANSWER every piece of my fan mail. Go on now, scat.

And stop biting your fingernails. Get out of here, both of you. I have to go to work." And this time he disappears for good into the dim interior of the theater, where a battery of lights and television cameras are already set up on stage and Len Cooley, the director, is tying up the last odds and ends. Mitchell Ayres. the orchestra leader, in a flowing sports shirt, is sitting on his high stool, chatting with the piano player, and the Ray Charles chorus is softly running through one of their songs.

It is obviously a group of people on good terms with one another, Como plays it very easy, very low-down throughout the rehearsal. IT IS PERHAPS this ability to relax which makes him a fair menace on the golf course. He shoots in the when he is playing regularly, and by playing regularly he means "until it gets "That's aS I do," he said. "I work, and I spend as much time as possible with my family, and I eat and sleep, and I play golf." COMO HAS BEEN married for 21 years to his childhood sweetheart, Roselle Belline. They have aa attractive, but not pretentious house at Sands Point, Long Island, and they have three children, Ronnie, 14, David, and Terri, 8.

This modest man, who earns real! got the train for Christ DAYTIME 4) TEST PATTERN 4) THE CHRISTOPHERS MS 4) WHAT'S VOUR TROUBIB lOrM 4) LAMP UNTO MY FEET 10 SO I 4) IOOK UP AND tlVt I 4) THIS IS THE LIFE 11:10 4) SUNDAY SCHOOL 12:00 I 4) WINKY DINK 12:10 4) UNCLE BOB Cemke. 12:41 (2J) BILLBOARD 1:00 4) TO BE ANNOUNCED I2J) FUTURE OF AMERICA 1:38 (23) FRONTIERS OF FAITH 2:00 4) COMEDY HOUR MerHn leu hi their firet TV appearance thw colon. (23) AMtRICAN INVENTORY erevo (tutu) in The it Million." 3:30 (23) YOUTH WANTS TO KNOW jom MKMNr, facet. 1:00 4) DISNEYLAND (23) PRINCETON 15S Uni- ewty faculty and tuwti ill "Cera manure no' Whe They An." (17) WORDS li MUSIC 1:30 (17) MATINEE TIME Merle. (23) AMERICAN FORUM 4:09 4) YEARS OF CRISIS CIS women with the yeer'i report.

I) TEST PATTERN (23) TO BE ANNOUNCED 4:21 t) NEWS 4:30 S) THE CHRISTOPHERS (23) BIG PICTURE 1:09 4) OMNIBUS Kin Huntor tan In "St. Joan. S) HALL OF FAME (17) SUPER CIRCUS (23) WESTERN FEATURE 1:30 S) CONVERSATIONS lir -hart Sitwall leaks at lite. Literature ana An. EYENING 4:00 S) INVITATION TO LIFE (17) UNIVERSE (23) THE CHRISTOPHERS 4:11 (17) ANCHORS AWEIGH (23) INDUSTRY ON PARADE 4:30 4) KNOW YOUR CONSTITU- I ION MUSIC OF THE MASTERS (17) TOPS IN SPORTS (23) THIS IS THE LIFE 4) NEWS Noah Tyler Tuesday, DATTIM6 7:00 4) MORNING SHOW 7:11 4) WEATHER 0:00 4) MORNING SHOW 9:00 4) DING DONG SCHOOL 9:30 4) STRIKE IT RICH 10:00 4) GARRY MOORE SHOW 10:30 11:30 ARTHUR GODFREY 4) MENU MAGIC 4) NOON NEWS 4) LOVE OF LIFE I 4) SEARCH FOR TOMORROW 4) GUIDING LIGHT 4) BRUNCH WITH JUDY 4) WELCOME TRAVELERS (17) WORDS AND MUSIC 4) GEORGE DE WITT SHOW 12:00 12:30 1:00 1:30 2:00 (17) ENCORE THEAltR 2:30 4) HOUSE PARTY 1:00 4) BIG PAYOFF (17) ENCORE THEATER, NEWS 1:10 4) JACKIE'S HOUSfc TEST PATTERN 1:40 1) NEWS 1.4$ WESTERN THEATER (17) JUNE ALLEN'S KITCHEN 4:00 4) ALEC GIBSON (17) WYLAWAY CLUB 4:10 I 4) ON YOUR ACCOUNT i- (17) UNCLE DAN 4:45 GARDEN CLUB (23) BILLBOARD :00 4) GLENN 1 MICKEY PINKY LEE SHOW (23) PINKY LEE SHOW i 4) WILD BILL HICKOK 1:30 1) HOWDY DOODY (17) GAIL COMPTON SHOW (23) HOWDY DOODY 1:41 4) SHOPPERS' CUIDI EYENING 4:00 4) COMMUNITY CHEST THE SMART SET (17) SPORTS PARADE Meiher -(23) TV NEWS :01 (21) SHOPPING AROUND 4:10 4) WEATHERMAN WEAVER (23) WEATHER WISDOM 4:11 4) JACK OF ALL SPORTS (17) VvtA I ntK at Ntvvs II SPOTLIGHTING SPORTS BIG PLAYBACK WORLD HEADLINES 4:30 (17) SUNSET RANCH (23) HI NEIGHBOR 4: 7:00 I) NEWS Florida Iteta 4) RENICK REPORTING I) SPORTS REVIEW 1) LEE SIDE OF THE WEATHER 4) BISHOP SHEEN I) FILM PROGRAM Thursday, DAYTIME 7:00 4) MORNINd SHOW 7:51 4) WEATHER 0:00 I 4) MORNING SHOW 9:09 4) DING DONG SCHOOL 9:30 4) STRIKE IT RICH 10:00 i 4) GARRY MOORE 10:30 4) AKTHUR GODFREY 11:30 4) MENU MAGIC 12:00 1 4) NOON EDITION 11:11 I 4) LOVE OF LIFE 12:30 4) PRES.

EISENHOWER Stat at the Union Meuaae. 1:11 A) BRUNCH WITH JUDY 1:30 4) WELCOME TRAVELERS 2:00 4) GEORGE DE WITT SHOW (17) ENCORE THEATER i 4 HOUSE PARTY 1.00 4 BIG PAYOFF (17) ENCORE THEATER NEWS 1:10 4) JACKIE'S HOUSE S) TEST PATTERN (17) JUNE ALLEN'S KITCHEN 2:40 i NEWS 1) WESTERN PLAYHOUSE 4:00 4) ALEC GIBSON (17) WYLAWAY CLUB 4:10 4) ON YOUR ACCOUNT (17) UNCLE CAN 4:41 1) FILM PROGRAM (21) BILLBOARD 1:00 1) PINKY LEE SHOW (23) PINKY LEE SHOW 1:11 4) RIN TIN TIN :30 S) HOWDY DOODY (17) GAIL COMPTON (23) HOWDY DOODY 4) SHOPPER'S GUIDE EYENING 4:00 4) SCIENCE SNAPSHOTS 1) DO TETl (17 SfORTS PARADE Meikr. (21) TV NEWS (23) SHOPPING AR0UNB 4:10 4) WEATHERMAN WEAVER (23) WEATHER WISDOM 4:11 4) JACK OF ALL SPORTS (17) WEATHER, NEWS S23) SPOTLIGHTING SPORTS 4) TO BE ANNOUNCED WORLD HEADLINES (17) SUNSET RANCH (23) HI NEIGHBOR 1) NEWS Florida Itat :4 I 4) RENICK REPORIINft C) SPORTS REVIEW i LEE SIDE OF THE WEATHER 7:00 I 4 L'BcRACB MADISON SQUARE GARDEN (177 FROSTY MARTIN (23) COMI ABOARD Saturday, DAYTIME M0 I 4) TEST PATTERN 0:00 4) WESTERN 9 00 4) CAPTAIN MIDNIGHT 9:10 4) MR. WIZARD 10 00 4) SPACE PATROL 10:30 4) SUPER ClRCUa i 4) TO BE ANNOUNCE! 11:11 4) BARKER BILL "1:30 41 CARTOON-O-VILLI 12:09 4) TOP 1:00 I 1:30 2:00 2:00 ROT KUOtKS 4) TO BE ANNOUNCED 1 4) TWO O'CLOCK HIGH (23) BILLBOARD 4) TO BE ANNOUNCED (23) BASKETBALL 4:00 I 4) RAY BOLGtK SHUVy 1) TFST PATTERN (17) WORDS AND MUSIC 4 25 4:30 i NEWS 4) DOLLAR A SECOND FIVE PAR PLAVMOUSE (17) ROUNDUP TIME I 00 1.10 4) WILLY 4) CORLISS ARCHER 1) TEEN CANTtlN (22) HAL ROACH SHOW IVENINO 4.00 41 LONE RAK'OER MR. WIZARD (17) SPORTS SPOT (J1S WESTERN EATUUE 4 (17) NEWS 4:30 4) JACK OF ALL SPORTS J) KERNEL CLUB (17) THEATER 4 11 4 tii 7:00 1) NEWS Florida $tat.

4) MAS Howard frewa. II LEE SIDE OF THE WEATHER 4) CAPTAIN BRDOOCK S) AMERICAN FORUM (13) MR, WIZARD 7:10 4) FOREIGN INTBI3UI SI HORACE HEIDT "Shaw i23) SMOW WGON Heraea Heiet premiere with IM AmorKoa DENNIS JAMES Channel 17, 7:30 p.m. 7:39 4) NEWS Dee lever. i CORLISS ARCHER (17) NAME'S THE SAME Pen- nil Jemn, moderetar. (23) MELODY MOODS 7:41 4) PERRY COMO (23) J.

C. SWAYZI an I A) BURNS ALLEN SID CAESAR Nanette Pea-ray. Carl Reiner an4 Virginia Curtn men the aueirc 117) BADGE 714 (23) PLAYHOUSE Sally Perreit ar.4 Jemn Yeura tn "srrew itreet. 1:30 4) TALENT SCOUTS (17) HOWARD BARLOW Wil fred Pclletier cenducre while Howard arlaw yacatient, Gcorje Lenden, ANSWER FOR AMERICANS 9:00 4) I LOVE LUCY MEDIC "Br Te Storm," itery af an epileptic erphan wheco illneii hat been noa. lotted.

(17) BEAT THE EXPERT (23) STRANGE EXPEP.IFNCE (23) EVENING THEATER (17) WITV CAMERA 9:10 4) FAVORITE STORY I) ROBERT MONTGOMERY PRE' 5ENTS (171 BOXING 10:00 4) STUDIO ONE Gene Mel-, en. Ccerae Macraedy and Norma Crane in "The Mining Men," drama. 10:30 1) TRAVEL FILM 11:00 I 4) laic Ntwa FIVE STAR FINAL SPORTS FINAL Meiher. (17) 11:10 4 WEATHERMAN 11:11 4) PLAYHOUSE Ann Ban croft In "The WelU." (17) NEWS, WEATHtR January 5 HELEN HAYES Channel 4, 1 0 p.m. (21) FISHIN ROUNDUP 7:10 4) NEWS Doug Edward.

(5) MR. WIZARD (17) WITV CAMERA (23) EDDIE FISHER 7:41 4) PERRY COMO (23) J. C. SWAYZE 1:00 4) ARTHUR GODFREY 5) YOUTH WANTS TO KNOW (23) TO BE ANNOUNCED 1:10 5) LIBERACE (17) STU ERWIN "Th Uninvited Quoit." (211 PLAYHOUSE 73 9:00 4) STRIKE IT RICH A Miemi kell-kev featured an the "kiantnina SiriKci pert or me program. S) TV THEATER (17) MASQUERADE PARTY (23) FLORIAN ZABACH 9:10 1 4) CLOSE-UP (17) BEAT THE EXPERT (23) EVENING THEATER 4) PLAYHOUSE IS (17) WITV CAMERA 10:00 4) BEST OF BROADWAY Helen Hayec, Boric Kerlott, Peter Lerre, Billie Burke.

Orten Been and Edwerd Ererett Morton In Ananrc and Old Lace," In color. 5) THIS IS YOUR LIFE (17) DOWN YOU GO Fomoui auetotiem and ahracec identified with Dr. Beraen fvant, emcee. 10:30 1) BIG TOWN True ttery alene eapletien. (17) WHO? Ceil Compten con- auctc a new au enow.

10:45 4) RED BARBER'S CORNER 11:00 4) LATE NEWS S) FIVE STAR FINAL (17) SPORTS FINAL Mother. 11:10 4 WEATHERMAN WEAVER 11:11 4) CITY DETECTIVE (17) NEWS, WEATHER jfy- i 7 RAY BOLGER Channel 17, Friday 9 p.m. 1) CAVALCADE OF SPORTS Basketball. (17) FROM HOLLYWOOD "Play. metei," a young girl'i needs for pley-ceetec bring etrange adyentura ta Hotolie Weed end Alan Hepier.

(23) CAVALCADE OF SPORTS 10.10 4) LONE WOLF "lellet. (17) FAITH FOR TODAY 10:45 1) GREATEST MOMENTS IN SPORTS (23) GREATEST MOMENTS IN 5 PORTS 11:00 4) LATE NEWS S) FIVE STAR FINAL (171 SPORTS FINAL Moclief. 11:10 4) WEATHERMAN 11:11 4) TOPPER (17) NEWS. WEATHER 4) EU.ERY QUEEN "Custom Mono. THE 10Y KNOWS "Who A JUDY H0LLIDAY Channel 5, Sunday 7:30 p.m.

1) YtSTERDAY'S NEWSREEU 7:00 I 4) STUDIO 57 I) PEOPLE ARE FUNNY (17) FULLER WARREN (23) EVENING PLAYHOUSE (17) NEWS layer. 7:10 4) PRIVATE SECRETARY I) GOOD TIMES A "Spectacular" tootuflne Judy Hellieey. (17) EL ESPANOL (17) STARLIGHT THEATER :00 4) TOAST OF THE TOWN 41 RONALD REAGAN SHOW Jone Wyeie ic a pedietrtciea in "Amelia." 3) TV PLAYHOUSE "A Caie ef Pure Fiction' ctery writer whe alote the perfect crime. (17) WALTER WINCHELL 0:11 (17) HORIZONS 0:30 4) TV THEATER (17) WITV CAMERA 0:43 (23) WHAT'S YOUR TRAUBLE7 10:00 4) FATHER KNOWS BEST UFAni INFS 117) BRFAK 1HF RANK 10:10 THE PRAIRIE A Iter ef aovenrure ana ramence. 4) WHAT'S MY LINE? (I) HEADLINES (17) GOLD COAST THEATER 10:40 THE PRAIRIE 11:00 i 4) NEWS SPECIAL 11:11 4) GROUCHO MARX January 4 i jisaev; RED SKELT0N Channel 4, 9:30 p.m.

(IT) FROSTY MARTIN (23) OON'T STAND STILl 7:11 5) YESTERDAY'S NEWSREEU (17) NEWS John Price. (23) YOUR SCHOOLS TODAY 41 NEWS Doug Edwerdi. S) FLORIAN ZABACH Mary Illcn Terry, dancer, (17) MADISON SQUARE GARDEN 7:41 4) THE VAGABOND (21) i. C. SWAYZE 1:00 4) DANNY THOMAS SHOW 1) VARIETY SHOW (17) WITV CAMERA (23) OPINION FORUM 1:11 (17) BEAT THE EXPERT 0:10 4) HALLS OF IVY (17) FACTS FORUM 9:00 i 4) MEET MIUIE 1) MY HERO (17) AMATEUR BOXING (21) FLORIDA PLAYHOUSE 9:10 4) RED SKELTON SHOW fiearae Rett, euctt.

1) CIRCLE THEATER "Save Ma From Treeton." (17) DRAMA Clone Lynn, Peul Lukes and Mary Alter in ''The Thief," 1.bb i ai uANutK reggy Arm tier per ctert ac a aelicewemen-detectiva I SI TRUTH OR CONSEQUtNCfcS (21) FAMILY THEATER 10:10 4) SFE IT NOW S) IT'S A GREAT LIFE (17) STOP THE MUSIC (23) IT'S A GREAT LIFE 11:60 4) LATE NEWS 1) FIVE STAR FINAL SPORTS FINAL Moiher. WEATHERMAN 11:10 11:11 4) COLLINS' INAUGURATION (17) NEWS, WEATHER January 6 PRES. EISENHOWER Chan. 4, 1 2:30 p.m 7:11 1) TONY MARTIN SHOW (17) NEWS John Price. ill) FISHIN ROUNDUP 4) NEWS Doug Edward.

1) TALES OF TOMORROW (17) FISHIN'S FUN (23) MELODY MOOD 7:41 4) PUBLIC PROSECUTOR (23) SWAYZE 1:00 4) RAY MILLANO SHOW 1 1) FILM PROGRAM (17) HEALTH CHATS (23) JIMMIE SHEARER 1:11 (17) BEAT THE EXPERT 0:10 4) CLIMAX 1) JUSTICE (17) BIG PICTURE Th Sri Ring." (23) INSPECTOR MARK SABER 0:00 1) DRAGNET (17) TV PLAYHOUSE William Sargan "loir Lsliesy. (21) DRAGNET 9:10 4) FOUR STAR PLAYHOUSE I) THEATER Claudette Col fcarf and Petri Knewlea i "Megi rename, (17) FIRST RUN PLAYHOUSE (23) FACTS FORUM 10:00 I 4) WHAT'S IHt STORY? S) VIDEO THEATER (23) STRANGE EXPERIENCE (23) EVENING THEATER 10:30 4) FAMOUS PLAYHOUSE 11:00 I 4) LATE NEWS 5) FIVE STAR FINAL (17) SPORTS FINAL Mather. 11:10 4) WEATHERMAN 11:11 4) MY LITTLE MARGIE (17) NEWS, WEATHER 11:41 i 4) WRESTLING January 8 HORACE HEIDT Chan. 5, 7:30 p.m. Channel 23, 7:30 p.m.

S) THrr STANtr ACCUSf 9 (17) OOTTIE MACK SHOW 1 (23) fVENING THIATfR I 30 (17) BEAT THE EXPERT 41 (17) WITV CAMFRA 9:09 4) I WO PCS 1HE MONEY I) IMOGfNE COCA (17) BOXING 9 39 4) Mr FAVOR'Tf HUSBAND 1 S) STAR THf ATER (23) CHAMPIONSHIP WRESTLING 11 00 4) PROFESSIONAL FATHH Hew comedy eene ctemna Steve CnMne. CFOSGE GOEEL SHOW Twmhm I'M Ford, gueet. (17) STORK CLLE 11.10 4) I LfQ THREE LIVES S) YOiiR HIT PRADt (IT) WITY CMFRA (23) YOUR HIT FAR APE 11:00 4) I li Fn 11 39 41 4) NAME THAT TUNfc IVE STAR FINAJ, nuiii uirirjir.MT unvir iw Coloratura Belli Hanger (Mrs. Elizabeth Hanger) of 400 NW 48th as she was acclaimed winner Monday on CBS and WTVJ's "Arthur Godfrey's Talent Scouts," The daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

George Hilsheimer of 418 NW 48th was introduced by her neighbor, Chief White Feather, Sioux Indian lecturer, a grandson of Sitting Bull. Mrs. Hanger, who has done considerable hotel, concert and TV singing, is studying at Miami university with Major Bob Crawford and is readying for the Metropolitan Auditions of the Air later this month. SAM COWLING "Breakfast Club," ABC-TV): High heela were not invented by a shoemaker, they were invented by a girl who was kissed oo the forehead. 21 OPEN SUNDAY Prlta (eclat ft.

eral itne In, Pie- tori Take Hi Parti anrwtr. Iilmrf 14 lutillitiee (p- UetL Ul litre. EASY TERMS PAY 1 TV Si muni (J22 Friday, January 7 Dr. Factory frtih 19SS modeli, channel UHF-VHF lunar in walnut. Frica include! cempltt witk Tub and Farts War Federal licit Toi, Picture ranty.

Delivery and Installation Optional. Available la all finish. 27" TABLE MODEL MODEL 427TS COMPLETI WITH 82 CHANNEL UHF-VHF TUNER 1 01 i DAYTIME 7:00 4) MORNING SHOW 1 4) WEATHER 1:00 4) MORNING SHOW 9:00 4) DING DONG SCHOOL 9:19 4) STRIKE IT RICH 10:00 4) GARRY MOORE 11:00 4) DEL RUSSO 11:10 4) MENU MAGIC 12:00 4) NOON EDITION 12:11 4) LOVE OF LIFE 12:10 4) SEARCH FOR TOMORROW 12:41 4) GUIDING LIGHT 1:00 4) BRUNCH WITH JUDY 1:10 4) WELCOME TRAVELERS 1:41 (17) WORDS AND MUSIC 1:00 4) GEORGE DE WITT SHOW (17) ENCORE THEATER 1:10 4) HOUSE PARTY 4) BiG PAYOFF 1:11 (17) ENCORE THEATER, NEWS 1:10 4) JACKIE'S HOUSE 1) TEST PATTERN (17) JUNE ALLEN'S KITCHEN 1:40 I) NEWS 1:41 I) WESTERN PLAYHOUSE 4:00 4) ALEC GIBSON (17) WITV CAMERA 4:10 4) ON YOUR ACCOUNT (17) UNCLE DAN 4:41 1) FILM PROGRAM (23) BILLBOARD 1:00 I 4) GLENN MICKEY S) PINKY LEE SHOW (23) PINKY Iff SHOW 4) SUPERMAN Th ledy Black." 1:10 S) HOWDY DOODY (17) GAIL COMPTON SHOW (23) HOWDY DOODY 1:41 4) SHOPPERS' GUIDE EYENING 4:00 I 4) TIES S) DO TELL (17) SPORTJ PARA El (21) TV NEWS (23) SHOPPING AROUND 4:10 4) WEATHERMAN WEAVER (23) WEATHER WISDOM 4:11 4) JACK OF ALL SPORTS (17) WEATHER NEWS (22) SPOTLIGHTING SPORTS KENNEL CLUB 9:10 1 4) LET'S GO FISHING SI WORLD HEADLINES (17) SUNSET RANCH (23) HI NEIGHbOR 4:31 NEWS Fleriea Stat 9:41 4) RENICK REPORIlNU S) SPORTS REVIEW 4-JI LEE SIDE OF THE Wf ATHER 7:00 4) CAVALCADE OF AMERICA Ward Bond eter a Lea demand, Marine Corpt here in "Th Manna Wha Wee 200 Veen Old." 51 REEL, KEEL ond RIFLE (17) FROSTY MARTIN (21) DON'T STAND ST ILL 7:1 (17) NEWS John Pnce. (21) FISHIN" ROUNDUP 7:10 4) Doug Edward. 1) HEART OF THfc CITY (17) AMOS ANDY (21) FiSHtR 7:41 4) PERRY COMO (21) J.

SWAtZI 0.00 4) ORANOF POw PARADE SI FFO BUTTONS (17) WATERfRONT 1231 RED BUTTONS SHOW 1 30 S) LFE OF RILEY Riley rrienat a remrfy- or aeeh. 117) CHANCE OF A Li' ETIMf (2JI TO SF ANNOUNCED 9 09 4) PLAYMOUiE OF STARS Sreahen McNeHy in "The Cae4 One." Itory ef a man af fhe PLAYHOUSE OF STARS RAY BCILGER "Seeing De" (13) FHES OF JEFFFEY )iti Taraleec K'llerv 9.10 4i OlR A ''S EODOifS I licE (IT) TH VISE fl(oVo)95 LI In Your Home Tonite 84-1714 er 84-9468 For Free Home Demonstration Or Come In To 6925Biscayne Blvd. In Hollywood 2-0457 TRADE-INS ACCEPTED UP TO TWO YEARS TO OPEN EVERY EVENING TIL 10 P.M. INCLUDING SUNDAY mas was given to boys ond cm by Joe Viiiella for their Cart oon-o-vi lie class Saturdoy ond Jean Ganna-way, 11, 493 NE 55th Terr, must have hod the experience shown in the drawing above. It was adjudged the best.

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