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THE INDIANAPOLIS NEWS Monday, May 29, 1961 fogt 23 MUTUAL RESPECT MONDAY TV PROGRAMS Film (c) Com TVamigiaclw Steel Hour Loyal to Theater Guild By PHYLLIS BATTELLE, Special Correspondent TV STARSCRAMBLE NEW YORK In the world of television, are constantly skidding the whole secret. We respect their steel and they respect our drama." Miss Marshall, who is co- I 'y lJ I Ju 1 TT I'M I a out from under one show and sliding back of another. It is re- u.t.LI. I HIGHLIGHTS OF RADIO AND TV PROGRAMS TELEVISION 7:30 WLW-I: Cheyenne, with Bronco Layne accused of murdering a wealthy rancher. 8:00 WISH-TV: Pete and Gladys.

Gladys takes over as a projectionist in a movie house with disastrous results. 8:30 WFBM-TV: Wells Fargo agent Hardie nearly loses an Army payroll. 8:30 WISH-TV: Bringing Up Buddy has an episode concerning a phony explorer. 9:30 -WFBM-TV; Speedway Press Party, special half-hour showing featuring sports editors and writers in a discussion of tomorrow's 500-Mile Race. 0:30 WISH-TV: Andy Griffith's comedy involves Don Knotts in a make-believe crime.

9.30 WLW-I: Adventures in Paradise stars Skip Homeier and Jan Sterling in the story of mutinous passengers who take the Tiki away from Capt. Troy. 10:00 WFBM-TV: Barbara Stanwyck costars with Joseph Cotten in "The Hitch-Hiker," concerning a woman lawyer. 10:30 WLW-1: A special preview of the 500-Mile Race. 10:30 WISH-TV: June ADyson presents Robert Vaughn and James Komack in "Emergency," telling of a young surgeon.

RADIO 8:00 WIBC-FM: Concert Stage plays Richard Strauss' "Death and Transfiguration" and Mahler's Fourth Symphony. 9:00 WFBM-FM; Symphony Hal, with Bruch's First Violin Concerto and Brahms' Third Symphony. irmriiMiiic, men, to note that on June 28 The I United States cto Hour will I a te its eighth year of continuous live dramas by sign Battelle director of the Theater Guild as well as TV producer, makes everything look so simple. Like the matter of ratings, which throw the fear of Neil-sen and Arbitron into most TV personalities. "Oh, of course it's lovely to get fine ratings," she says, "but you can't expect that every week any more than you can hope to do a masterpiece each time.

It can't be done, can it?" The Steel Hour is considered something of a phenomenon also in that it has continued to be telecast 'ITveT while virtually all other dramatic shows have gone to video-tape or film. Among the strong talking points for taping shows are the facts that big-name stars can perform at their own convenience on tape, and that editing can make a "perfect" production. Miss Marshall concedes there has been "talk" of converting her show from spontaneous to "canned," but she is adamant. "By doing shows live, we're closer to the theater. The actors play for an opening night.

You can feel the pulse change, you can get a finer performance, you can sense the immediacy. ing up with the Theater Guild for another 15 months-worth. To understand why a huge corporation should be so apparently content with one program (especially one with de-! cidedly fluctuating ratings), you need only talk to the show's producer. She is a womanwith enormous charm, and common sense. "Why, the reason is very simple1 really," says Armina Marshall warmly.

"When we started outit was 17 years ago, because U.S. Steel sponsored 6ur radio show for nine years Before television well, it was just a matter of coming to an understanding. "We learned all about how to make steel. And they learned how to put plays together. We found both businesses were fascinating and worthy of respect, and that is Radio 5 Radio Stations to Cover 500 Radio coverage of the 500' WIBC 1070 15 Cartoon clue (2 words) 16 People Funny 18 Cartoon clue (2 words) 22 McCarthy 23 Miss Lansing 24 M.

C. of "It Could Be You" (2 words) P.M.! WFBM-TV WISH-TV WLW-I Channel 6 Channel 8 Channel 13 Channel 4 i Make Room Brighter Day American Chatier 4: for Daddy Secret Storm tandstand Bugs Here's Hollywd. Edge of Night Popeye Shew Frances Farmer" Early Show American Popeye Shew Presents' With Bandstand 1 "Wing and "At War Tin Tin jlL' ftwr" With the Frances Farmer Army" News Ruffles 6:15 I presents Weather-Sports News-Weather Huckleberry Jeffs Colli! 'Mj NBC News News Hound News Lockup Mr. Ed Adventure 7:5 Weather :9 The Americans Tell fhe Truth Cheyenne Annapolis :00 The Americans Pete and Gladys Cheyenne Wrestling OIS 0:39 Wells Fargo Bringing Up Surfside Six :5 Buddy iOO Whispering Danny Thomas Surfside Six Citizen Soldier 9:15 Smith :39 Press Party Andy Griffith Adventures in Jim Bowie AS Paradise Barbara Hennesey Adventures in Anatomy of i Stanwyck Paradise Race Car I Drivers Meeting June Allyson 500 Preview Frank Edwards Ay :09 News News-Weather Big Three Frank Edwards 5 'Weather Speedway Critics Choice Wrestling Start Your "Waterloo Engines Bridge" TUESDAY TV PROGRAMS A.M. WFBM-TV WISH-TV WLW-I WTTV Channel 6 Channel 8 Channel 13 Channel 4 :09 :15 0 39 :45 7:15 :39 Chapel Door j5 Cartoons :00 Today NewsWeather 8:15 Capt.

Kangaroo News Weather :39 looking Around 45 :09 Three Stooges Margie Kindergarten 9:15 College :39 Jack LaLanne Debbie Drake :45 Glamour :09 Highway Patrol I Love Lucy Camouflage 10:39 Play Your Hunch Video Village About Faces :09 Price Is Right Double Exposure Gale Storm (C) :39 Concentration Surprise Pack- Love That Bob :45 age :00 Tnlthor Love of Life 50 SO Club (c) Theater 1V1S Consequences IL Could Be You (c) Search Tomorrow Ding Dong :45 Guiding Light School :09 News News-Weather 50-50 Club (c) Milady's 1:15 Matinee Farm and Home Matinee :39 "One Touch World Turns Number Please "Best of of Venus" fhe Badmen" :09 Matinee Face the Facts Day In Court Milady's 2:15 Matinee :39 Loretta Young House Party Seven Keys Indiana U. t45 :09 Young Dr. Millionaire Queen for a Day Crossfire 3:15 Malone "Rio Grande :39 From These, Verdict Is Yours Who Do You Patrol" :45 Boots Trust Mile Race will start between 10 and 10:30 a.m. tomorrow MONDAY NIGHT ACROSS I Mickey Mouse Club grad (2 words) 5 Cartoon clue A (2 words) 8 Nancy 9 One of four comic brothers I I September Bride 13 Beau Maverick (2 words) 14 "I Kid You Not" M. Does It over WIBC, WIRE, WFBM and WISH.

Party CS-lndplj Today Doyle Doyle Doylt Originating with WIBC, the 27 TV impresario (2 words) DOWN OJ-Take It Easy Dsn 4 30-Bii) Four 4 45-Tello Test 4'2-hour broadcast will be carried by 450 stations through the United States and GOSSIP TUESDAY DAYLIGHT will be heard on the Voice of A M. A M. America. Sid Collins will act as chief n' conee 4 00-News-Form Hit V3o-Toast 'n' Cotfee Porode 'n' 10 JO-500 Rote Coffee fM 100-News 3 00-Eosy Does It announcer for the program. No television coverage of the race is planned.

WIRE 1430 MONDAY NIGH1 1 Mr. George 2 Mrs. Steve Lawrence 3 Wallach 4 Lisa 5 Charlton 6 Cartoon clue (2 words) .7 Cartoon clue 10 TV game 12 Poston 17 Benny's valet 18 Perry Mason 19 Secret Storm 20 Garry 21 Cartoon clue 25 And Marriage 26 Brinkley and Garroway ANSWERS TO LAST WEEK'S STARSCRAMBLE Tonight's Movies on Television P.M. P.M. Music In Music In Town Music In Town W-Money Talks Town lOO-Foollight Revues 5:00 WISH-TV: Early Show, "At War With the Army" (1951) with Dean Martin, TUESDAY DAYLIGHT A M.

Jerry Lewis and Polly Bergen. A M. Boy Breaklost OO-Best Music In Town 10 30-S0O Race P.M. 4 00-Bet Music in Town Music in Town 1.00-Best Music In Town 5:00 WFBM-TV: Frances Farmer Presents, "Wing i M-Rest Music in Town k. and a Prayer" (1944) with Dana Andrews and Don Ameche.

30 Lee DOWN 1 Aletter 1 Run 4 Marionettei 4 Cara Williomi 7 Eliot Mickey Mou 11 Week 13 Bee Howard 1 Dennn it Russell 51 Bean Astalre 2S Beta 71 A bay ACROSS 1 Walktr Conrod Chtyenn I Lawman 10 Ruth It J.romt Cowan 14 Lit of Rilty 15 Kat 17 Stooqot II Avalon 10 Rtaton 11 Beat Nyt 24 Albert 7i Joion Tim If Walter Brennon MONOAY NIGHT 11:20 WLW-I: Critic's Choice, "Waterloo Bridge" (1940) with Rob P.M. Concert 10 00-Mws Music Future Arti ert Taylor and Vivien flKT Tim OH TV. Channel 6 takes you to the "500" DRIVER MEETING Leigh. TUESDAY DAYLIGHT P.M. 12:00 WISH-TV Late Show, "Road Demon" (1939) with Tom Beck.

Varieties Concert WISH 1310 MONDAY NIGHT Never before has anyone outside the "500" witnessed 11 rD P.M P.M. Constitutionality of Property Tax Law Challenged An Indianapolis attorney has filed a suit seeking to have a 1961 Indiana personal property tax law declared MONDAY NIGHT P.M. P.M. the Record in Music Our Tim 7 Oft-Concert Is Read By their biggest race see and hear this exciting 4 (K)-NfwS-ABbOII S.OO-News Abbott 4 30-NewS summer 10.00-News 10'15-Dick Summer Mack on-the-spot special telecast. time un station Person TUESDAY DAYLIGHT AM.

Vicksburg to Honor Hoosiers MONDAY PM luncheon meats MONDAY NIGHT P.M. P.M. 'Til 7W-HI-R Midnight Hour i oo-Tom Maims 10 uo-nuj r-. 7 30-News 10 3O-5O0 Race Mathis M. Godlrey 100-Don Abbott The suit was filed in Superior Court 2 by G.

Weldon Johnson, 2831 E. 66th. Disabled Vets Elect Special to Tha News NEW CASTLE, Ind. Cleo Elam has been elected commander of the Omar Bundy chapter of Disabled American Veterans here. Other new officers are Gerald Flayler, first vice-commander; William Worthington, second vice commander; Howard Byrd, adjutant; Mer-vin C.

Heefner, treasurer; Floyd Riley, chaplain, and Roy R. Ferguson, It claims that a 1961 law MONDAY NIGHT TUESDAY A M. Music Rhythm tar Misses lOrOO-Hi-Hi Holiday Tunes DAYLIGHT A M. 1130-Serenode Melodies Classics I od-concert Stage 11 00-jmr in ttie Night providing for assessment of personal property beginning March 1, 1962, at 5 of the assessed value of the house is unconstitutional and creates an unjust burden on property In the Air Serenade owners. WXLW-950 MONDAY NIGHT The suit was filed against David D.

Finney, Marion as a r-m. in tha sessor; Carl T. Bowen, Wash- MONDAY NIGHT P.M. PM. 4 00-Muilc Shop Cot 5 00-News 4.30-Hom Edition IilS-Travelin' Tunes TUESDAY DAYLIGHT 8tTV i Township Assessor, and Edwin K.

Steers, Indiana Hall OO-LOvert Hour 10 30-News TUESDAY DAYLIGHT WHOSE ff HAMS WILL iAk rani TW0, attorney general. AM. 4 oo-Mornin music 100-Mornina Matinee Allen 2 0O-Desian A M. 4 90-Too th Morning IiOO-Tobo' the Mornina Tinto Beach Open A M. 10 ea-Ai Your Request 11 00-Yntrdoyi Hits P.M 11 so-Ncws U.is-Reviews and Previews Shop Mississippi is inviting Hoo-siers to visit the Vicksburg battlefeld the week of June 18 to see where 24 Indiana infantry regiments, two artillery batteries and two cavalry companies fought in 1863.

Special ceremonies are to be held June 24 at the Indiana monument in the national military park comprising the siege lines around the onetime "Gibraltar of the Confederacy." Governor Ross a 1 1, over whose Statehouse at Jackson the colors of the 59th Indiana Regiment flew after Vicksburg, has issued a proclamation setting aside Indiana week at Vicksburg. Similar weeks also are set aside for other states whose men fought there. There are 1(5 monuments and 53 tablets on the field marking the sites where Indiana units fought. They were dedicated in 190S by J. Frank Hanly, then governor of Indiana.

The principal Indiana monument, a bronze statue of the Civil War governor, Oliver P. Morton, was dedicated in 1926. 1 4WTt WFBM-1260 MONDAY NIGHT WGEE-1590 M. TUESDAY Play the finest in Classics Stag A M. lot-Country Classics 10 (MVTod Peps 11 M-lnspirolion MINIATURE GOLF 4 do-Johnny snnno Herman 4.00-Newt Herman e-1V-Weother 11 M-Bernie'f Jart 4 JO-Trocksde 12 0O-Lever' Hour 4 JO-New-Sportt TUESDAY DAYLIGHT AM M.

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