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ri TELEVISION VIEWS-NEWS-LISTINGS tV Miami daily News WEDNESDAY EVENING, AUGUST 28, 1937 TELEVISION FOR TODAY I i Ch. 17 WITV Ch. 10 WPST-TV Arthur Grace Commercials Murdering Movie 7 Presentations Ch. 7 WCKT Ch. 4 WTVJ Mori Lit lliukalk Mid-ata Maria WerW Taras JrJ World Turn.

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The first two cartoons are easily the best, but entire show is a treat for the whole family. Vie Dsmone Show (7 p.m., Ch. 4) As usual, Vic and guests have selected a group of standards. Vic gets things rolling with "Almost Like Being In Love," then joins The Spellbinders on "Sit Right Down and Write Myself a Letter." Carmen Ca- R.r Miliaria Qaeea lor a Day Aawr. Baaastaaa Aesar.

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The impression was lent that you wouldn't have to pay it back, but we probably misinterpreted the commercial. Before getting back, tar the movie we had another' commercial, for a calorie-less soft drink. Edf af NifH af Null Aaior. Baadilaa4 Aaiar. Ba4ita4 Mr.

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Mr. Clayton presides over a full-length movie at that time Monday through Friday, and we have only one criticism to make the man's taste in movies is slightly unusual. We have watched the program dozens of times and bave yet to find Bob of the opinion that any movie presented ia less than "just fine." This is not to say that all of the movies on the program are bad. Some are excellent, some are good, and some are atrocious. But Bob is not one to make the distinction.

From the parents' viewing standpoint, i any movie la easier en the oars than "Pop eye Playhouse" and "Mickey Mouse Club," which are Movie Seven's opposition. It so happens that the younger mem-ber of our family, 19 month old Brian, also prefers Movie Seven to Popeye and Mickey Mouse. For one thing he hates spinach and no one-eyed sailor is going to con him into eating it. Secondly, Brian is nuts about commercials. And nowhere can you find more commercials per capita than on Movie Seven.

He Rides To Win? Let's take a typical example. Last Friday we all watched "Harrigan's Kid," concerning Mark Sakar Mark S.bor Tka Haalor Tka Hantar Oiiia Harriot Oiiia Harriat Raadera' Digait Raadari' Difait Millioaaira TV Tkaatar't Miliionaira TV Tkaalar't I'r Cot Satrat'TV Tkaatar Got Sacral IV Tkaalar't :00 Communltr Fashtr JO Your Health Playtlm flayaaua rather Travel Trent tipeaklnc Spaailah Bctance In Action Your Civil Detent BltT Picture t-M larmland. r. S. A.

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7) In order, panelists will be asked to unmask a cat, braumeistcr and an old farmer. After we learned their real identities, we had to admit there was some reason for the silly disguises. TV Theater (8 p.m., Ch. 7, Color) "Sing a Song." Another TV yarn of how rotten things are in the world of show business. In this case, a recording star gives his teen-age daughter the brush-off because he's too busy to care for her.

Occasionally interesting glimpse of a heel in action, with the usual "soapy" finale. Pierre Aumont and Patty McCormack star. Romper Room Romper Room Romper Room Romptr Room 91 Frad Waring Fred Warinc Arthur Godiray Artkar Godfrey Act Three lasted eight minutes, followed by three more commercials. Act Four went an amazing 17 (seventeen) minutes before being interrupted. This backing and filling went on for another hour, to the delight of the child and the annoyance of the parents.

Here's the summary: The program was of one hour and 40 minutes duration. In that period we counted 14 commercials, absorbing 20 minutes. Our day was saved, however, by one of the most hilarious endings we've ever seen In a movie. The climax was set up on the eve of the big stakes race. Harrigan asks Readick to do a pull job on Brown Tone so some other horse can win.

This other horse, of course, ls the one on which Harrigan and his bookmaker buddy are betting their lives. The kid, realizing that the movie is about to end, chickens out and tell, Harrigan to drop dead, he ain't pulling no horse with the movie practically over. Harrigan smashes the kid fa the head, then decides you can't win 'em all and resigns himself to Brown Tone winning. But he makes one egregious faux pas. He doesn't tell the bookmaker, who goes right ahead and sends It In en this other donkey.

The st.kes Is run and lot Readick gets off bad with Brown Tone but gets up in the final eighth and wins it all. Naish, the bookmaker, does not take this lightly. He hauls off and busts Harrigan right in the teeth, knocking him clean out of a clubhouse box seat and onto the concrete below. Harrigan lands on his head, which, obviously, is pretty soft. He expires, with jockey Readick at his side.

"Never cross your owner," Harrigan tells Readick as be passes on. A more pragmatic credo, it seems, ls: "Never cross your bookmaker." an academic subject nearest my heart horse racing. Clayton Introduced the show by stating: "We have a good one for you today." After a brief commercial we got into the first act in which Harrigan, (William Gargan) the ex-jockey, is teaching Bobby Readick how to pull a horse and, when he's trying to win, how to pull on the saddle cloth of the horse threatening to run Artkar Godfrey Arthur Godfrer 10! "A Lady Takes A Chance" JOHN WAYNE JEAN ARTHUR 10 p.m. Pric It Rifkt Price It Rifkt Truth, Truth. Conteq.

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Plenty of laughs and the usual fine job by Frank Cadey as the doctor. Harriet by him. "I'll boot 'em home for you," says the kid. "You'll win when I tell you to," says Harrigan. (Racing officials will tell you such chicanery doesn't exist, but they aren't kidding anybody.) After five minutes of movie, Clayton reappeared and said, "We'll go back to what is going to be a fine movie in just a minute." We did go back to the movie in four minutes, following three fine commercials.

In Act Two, a bookmaker (J. Carrol Naish) appears and comments with a smile: "This guy (jockey Readick) can stop a comet." For the uninitiated, the bookie meant the kid could stop a (-5 shot Queea for Day Am. Bandstand Amor. Baadstaad Quae for Day Am. Bandstand Amtr.

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An "adult" fairy tale the curiously moving story of a penniless stock clerk and his imaginative seven-year-old son. The boy sincerely believes that his fatl.er can fly like a bird. Jack Warden turns in a gripping performance in the lead, ably supported by youngster Dennis Kohler, and the result Is a victory for all those kids who still believe in Santa Claus. 50 Popeya Playkoasa Moria Sere Mickay Moasa Tad Clark Skew IS Popeya Playkoasa Mori Sere Mickay Moaso Tad Clark Show' Popeya Playkoasa Maria Sere Mickey Moasc Dateliae Earop 4S Donglaa Edwards Moria Sara Mickey Maasa Dateline Earapa 60 Sports-Weatker Mori Sara Holkrook Newt Sporti-Stewart IS Renick Reporting Moria Sere Sport, 4 Weather Joh Daly 3t loae Ranfer Maria Sere Mystery Tkaatar Nawt Barer 45 Lona Renter Harriton-Weatkar Mystery Tkaatar Weather Bea ADVT. Denotes Ctbl Daaaltt Color wmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm OAT OR NITI i Ill all MIAMI FROM 2" Wkly.

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Gomez is e. 7-5 favorite. Bowling (9 p.m., Ch. 17) Joe Wilman opposes Bill Bunetta. These fellows are remarkably skilled.

Good fare if you like the sport. British Story (9:30 p.m., Ch. 2) Interesting tour of London and southern English counties. Good travelogue. Eleventh Round (9:50 p.m., Ch.

10) Steve Ellis has excellent guests on this show. Tonight it will be lightweight contenders Ralph Dupas and Johnny Busso, who fight at Miami Beach (and on TV) Friday night. Pahayokee (10 p.m., Ch. 7) A trip through Florida's Everglades National Park. Narrated "live" by Ben Saks.

Question: When Bob Cum-mings did the TV show, "My Hero," was the character he played named Bob Collins? Or has he only used that name since starting his new show? H.J. Answer: In his current show, Bob plays photographer Bob Collins. In "My Hero," he was seen as Robert Peiblossom, a real estate salesman. CONTEST OJ, laaia aaaaa laaW Laln MI! THE NATIOH'S FINEST DRUM BUGLE CORPS Advertisement SunburrrHeat Rash Poison Ivy Chafing Relieve Fiery Msery Fast With Soothing Lanolated im. I i 10 I Wept With Every Step from burnlnir.

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Movies on TV Mtdidnal OINTMENT I RF.IIVf DRlMlTIt MflMrilTt fir WORLD WAR II and KOREA-SEE ACTUAL FILMS OF NAVY'S EXPLOITS ON AUDUBON ALL GIRLS Audubon, N.J. ST. VINCENT'S CADETS Bayonno, N.J. MADISON SCOUTS Madison, Wis. GOLDEN KNIGHTS Newark, N.J.

NORWOOD IMPERIALS Chicago, III. CHICAGO CAVALIERS Chicago, III. VESf SHOREMEN Haarisburg, Pa. RIELLY RAIDERS Philadelphia, Pa. Reviews of other TV highlights: Four Star Playhouse (1 p.m., Ch.

4) Joe Long gets cold feet a week before his wedding but gets hooked anyway. Don Barton and Kathleen Crowley star in this mediocrity. Matinee 02 p.m., Ch. 7) (Color) More soap opera. A woman is determined to tell the truth, complicating her brother's romance with a society belle.

Science In Action (7:30 p.m., Ch. 2) Dr. Gerald Pearson discusses solar energy. Kids (and some adults) will find this informative. Father Knows Best (7:30, Ch.

7) Homey little drama about the Anderson family headed by father Robert Young. Generally we. get a moral lesson at the end, but that's life. Tonight the family considers buying a desolate island. Navy Log (7:30, Ch.

10) "Man Alone," a fight for survival by a man nearly completely paralyzed on Japanese island. This should be better than the usual run of this procram, which is pretty pedestrian. The Millionaire (8 p.m., Ch. 4) The program that proves giving away a million dollars can be frightfully dull. Tonight's benefactress Is a young lady who is subsequently terrified by a greedy fortune seeker.

Pretty sad. Repeat. Mark Saber (8 p.m. Ch. 17) Tom Conway finds that a perfume bottle offers the vital clue when a beautiful dancer is murdered.

Not unusual, not bad. The Hunter (8:30 p.m., Ch. 17) Bart Adams gets involved with a pretty WAC, her pretty companion and counterfeit money. This it Your Life (9 p.m., Ch. 7) Lou Costello is the subject tonight.

Pretty teary business, right on the level with daytime soap operas. Wednesday Night Fights (9 p.m., Ch. 10) Featherweights Harold Gomes against Isidro Martinez. Should be a dandy fight. Gomes is an exceptional puncher; Martinez NAVY LOG 1 "Detour" (1945) (12 noon, Ch.

7)Tom Neal, Ann Savage. While hitchhiking cross country, a piano player meets a scheming blonde and is innocently involved in sudden death. Well above average, ironic melodrama. Deserves praise for screenplay by Martin Goldsmith, direction by Edgar Ulmer. "Gildersleeve's Ghost" (1S44) 12:30 p.m., Ch.

10) Harold Peary, Marion Martin. Gildy gets mixed up with a mad scientist, a haunted house, a gorilla, and an invisible woman. Slapdash slapstick comedy. "Abbott and Costello in Hollywood" (1945) (5 p.m., Ch. 7) Strictly for the kids is this TONIGHT AT 7:30 WPST-TV CHANNEL CONCERT BY OPA-LOCKA MARINE CORPS BAND i 4 SEE Florida's Wild Frontier! TONIGHT on Channel 7 j.

PR1Z ii 2G00 IN AMEEIICAN LEGION MAJORETTE Flo. mm jttzli I 3 Ml Costello Abbott CONTEST Lea Verno Hanley Bonnie Bullard James Robison it ICarcn Lou McCcrrick ic Helen Jean Robison Witness the scenic wonders of a thrill-packed trip through Florida's fabulous Everglades National Park. Filmed on location by WCKT cameramen, "PAHAYOKEE" documents the Everglades story with dramatic scenes of animal and bird life In a swamp Jungle) reviews park Transportation facilities and the vital role of the Park Ranger. Narrated live by Mr. Ben Saks.

-2 15 PM slapstick about a couple of barbers on the loose in filmland. "Go Chase Yourself" (1938) (10 p.m., Ch. 17) Lucille Ball, Jack Carson, Joe Penner. Bank robbers steal a trailer with Joe in it, and pick up a run-away heiress along the way. Lively comedy.

"Hitler's Children" (1943) (10:30 p.m., Ch. 10) Tim Holt, Bonita Granville. Two youngsters are caught in the relentless Roars of the Nazi war machine. Good drama of wartime Germany. "King Dinosaur" (1955) (11:25 p.m., Ch.

4) Bill Bryant, Wanda Curtis. Rockctship flight to another planet where prehistoric beasts roam. Poor science-fiction melodrama. a) (o) CHANNEL CHI Ifr'l: fHJ THURSDAY, AUG. 29, 1957 7:30 P.M.

Select Seats $1.25 General Admission Children 500 i 1 ese ej ni "Hew about that? Not ONE commercial.".