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-W wrr't CHICAGO TRIBUNE, SUNDAY, APRIL 26, 1964 i TV- Section 10 v.p"v LTdDEJ ITIEILIEWS tnniH Highlights- May Brings UHF Tuners oh All Sets ON MAY 1 all new television sets leaving factories will, have an extra anob, and probably a higher price tag. At least, they wQl cost the manufacturers more and ultimately these costs will be passed on to the public. The extra knob is an ultra high frequency UHF tuner required by law to be on all sets made after Aprfl 30 for sale in this country. Industry spokesmen say the tuner wfll boost the price of the new set an average of $20, and in some cases $30.. Sets made up to now, mostly, have been tuned for channels 2 thru 13, in the very high SPECIAL EVENTS 11:30 m.

2 Face the Nation. Guest: Sen. Hubert Humphrey ID, floor manager for the Administration's civil rights bilL p. m. 5 NBC'News SpeeiaL "Shakespeare: Soul CI of an Age." Michael Redgrave voices excerpts from the.

Bard's plays and Ralph Richardson narrates a special program reconstructing Shakespeare's life. Cameras explore existing landmarks in Stratford-on-Avon and the surrounding countryside. The tower of London, Southampton beach, Hampton court, and other places mentioned in -his plays are visited. LR. SPORTS 1:25 p.

nw 9 BasebalL Jack Brickhouse describes a game between the Chicago White Sox and the Boston Red Sox at -Comiskey park. 4:00 p. m. 2 Sports Spectacular. Jack Whi taker describes the East African Safari rally, a four-day sports car race near Uganda, Kenya.

MUSIC AND DRAMA 6:30 p. m. 2 My Favorite Martian. Uncle Martin's antennae gets stuck in a raised position and, to prevent a young neighbor from suspecting anything, he affixes a set of TV "rabbit ears" to Tim's head. Ray Walston and Bill Bixby are featured.

ft" 'V Made In America 2 9:00 Peter Gunn 9 Candid Camera 2 NBC Newt Special 5 See Highlights. Groat Movie 7 "Ride the Pink Horse," with Robert Montgomery end Wanda Hendrix. A war veteran goes to a New Mexico town during fiesta time to extract vengeance and from a master crook. Dancer's World 11 Martha Graham introduces members of her dance group and explains each dancer's performance. 9:30 Stump the Stars 9 Game of charades with panelists Ross Martin, Sebastian Cabot, Stubby Kaye, Richard Long, Joyce Jameson, and Beverly Garland.

Guesta Pat Carroll and Howard Morris. Whaf My Line? 2 Australian Film Festival 11 New Look in Chicago 26 An interview with Mayor Daley. 10:00 News and Weather 9 Big News 2 News Kalber 5 World of Nature 11 Radio Free Europe 26 10:10 Weather 5 10:15 WGN-TV Presents 9 "Captain from Koepenick," with Heinz Ruhmonn. A simple man who can't get a job because of a prison record buys a Prussian soldier's uniform and takes over a town. Lata Show 2 "The Hucksters," with Clark Gable, Deborah Kerr, Ava Gardner, and Sydney Green-street.

A fast-talking ad man is successful in the cutthroat advertising business but is less convincing to a beautiful society widow. Perspective en Greatness 5 "MacArthur." A biography of the career and life of th General of the Army Douglas MacArthur. Part II. 10:30 A Poet Speaks 11 Hour of Deliverance 26 10:45 Untouchable 5 11:00 New Hugh Hill 7 11:05 Wallace Mysteries 7 "Clew of the New Pin," with Paul Danemah and Bernard Archard. The locked door of a vault, with the key lying on a table beside a dead man, presents a Scotland Yard detective with a baffling case of murder.

11:45 Jack Eigen 5 12:05 News Carl Greyson 9 12:20 Late Movie 9 "Public Enemy's Wife," with Pat O'Brien, Margaret Lindsay, Caesar Romero, and Robert Armstrong. A criminal seeks to keep his threat to kill any man who falls in love with his wife. 12:30 Between Shows 2 12:35 Lata, Lot Show 2 "Roxie Hart," with Ginger Rogers, George Montgomery, and Phil Silvers. A dance hall girl of the Roaring '20s uses a murder trial for a publicity stunt to further her career. 12:45 International Zone 5 2:05 Lata Report 2 Indicate program change sinew your TV Week was dis tributed.

Indicates color program. RJ Indicates rerun. Indicates advertisement. Central Daylight Saving Tim MORNING 7:30 Watc. Mr.

WixorJ 5 7:50 Thovght for th Dor ,2 7:55 ferty Report 2 frteiicUhip Skew 2 Biblo Time 5 Christophon 7 "Lincoln's Own Words." 1:30 Hymn of all Faiths 9 Magic Door 2 CI Betwooa Toon 5 Young people from the Chi cagoland area talk about topics' of interest to them and the teen-age community, Chicagolana" Faith 7 8:45 Outlook 9 9:00 CI Man for Shut-in 9 Lamp Unto My Feet 2 Live end Loons 5 Jubilee Showcase 7 9:30 Rocky end hit Friends 9 Look Up and Live 2 CI In this World 5 A discussion of the foster home services of Catholic charities. In Rapport 7 10:00 Supermen 9 Camera Three 2 NBC News Matney Last off the Mohicans 7 10:10 tC BBB Buy-Lin 5 10:15 Invest in America 5 Guest: William E. Kelly, president of the American Bankers association. 10:30 Whirlybird 9 Quiz and Quote 2 Heckle and Jackie 5 Wyatt Earp 7 1 1 :00 Honeymooners 9 Vistas 2 Gene Autry 5 Outer Space Theater 7 11:30 Annie Oakley 9 Face the Nation 2 See Highlights Pioneers 5 AFTERNOON 12:00 Bat Masterson 9 Noon Report 2 City Desk 5 Guestf Charles Siragusa, operating director of the Illinois Crime commission. For Your Information 7 Forum 26 12:10 Views the Press 2 12:15 Picture for Sunday 2 "Adventures of Mark Twain," with Fredric March, Alexis Smith, and Donald Crisp in a dramatization of the life of Samuel Clemens, who grows up to be a world-famed Americpn humorist.

12:30 Sea Hunt 9 Frontiers of Faith 5 12:45 International Zone 5 "Conversation with Thant." 1 News 9 IC Spirit of Man 5 Discovery 7 "The Lively Desert." 1:15 Leedoff Man 9 freaaencies VHF. The new ones must also oe ame 10 tune UHF channels 14 thru 83. The law requiring UHF tuners was passed by Congress in 1962. It gave the manufacturers until this month to make the adjust ment The case constitutes a classic test of the government trying to resolve baffling engineering and economic problems on which free enterprise broadcasting decided to pass. The law requires every purchaser to pay for a UHF set whether he needs it in his community or not Most communities do not have UHF stations as yet Chicago has one WCIU on channel 16.

It wCD have at least one other this year a sister station to channel 11 on channel 20, also an educational station. Two other companies have permits to build UHF stations here. THE LAW, promulgated by Congress under stimulation of the Federal Communications commission, seeks to force by legislation what the public and broadcasters showed little interest In getting done broadening television's horizons. For between channels 14 and 84 lies the only available room in the radio spectrum for substantial expansion. The 2 to 13 band is pretty well filled up.

Up to now UHF television in those areas that have stations has been pretty much a flop. Networks have been reluctant to take on UHF outlets if any others were available. WCIU opened up two months ago with considerable fanfare and caused a flurry of installations of converters John Weigel tp make present VHF sets capable of tuning in channel 26's programs. John Weigel, president of the company, reports he is encouraged by the public's response and that of sponsors. Sears Roebuck has bought considerable blocks of time.

Jt is, of course, a-seller of television receivers. WCIU is telecasting bull fights, pro basketball games, Spanish musicals, Two Ton Baker, and a variety of foreign language programs. It also is trying to appeal to the Negro and to other ethnic groups. We would guess that it is too early to tell how wide an acceptance it can win and whether it will become a commercial success. Industry sources say that up to now 80 per cent of set sales have been- in areas where no UHF outlets are functioning.

Whether, with UHF tuners on all sets, UHF stations will begin popping up in most communities that now don't have them, is uncertain. Over the next half dozen years, some sources say, more than 400 million dollars daily use, incidentally, have changed very little during the past eight years. Viewing starts with fewer than a quarter of a minion sets in use, and climbs sharply to a midday peak of 15 minion homes. By mideven- More Watch TV than Ever Bruce Is a Man for All Sportsmen 6:30 CC Walt Disney "Killers of the High Country." A story of the cougar's fight for survival in the North American western wilds. The adventures of two generations of a cougar family oin the region near St.

George, Utah, is followed The cougars resist the encroachment of civilization and learn depredation in live stock country only invites man's swift retaliation. Empire 7 Discovery 1 1 Slides, a microscope, 'and graphic illustrations introduce and tell the story of cells. Deadline Europe 26 7:00 Ed Sullivan 2 Guests: Roberta Peters, Al Hirt, the Kim Sisters, Peg Leg Bates, Conrad Buckner, London Lee, Bob King, Georgie Kay, and the Trio Ariston. Metropolis 1 1 "How to Live in a City." NBA Playoffs 26 San Francisco vs. 7:30 True Adventure 9 Grindl 5 Grindl baffles police with a dog that communicates only with her.

She tells a lieutenant about hearing a shot and seeing a man collapse. She tells a preposterous story that the man's dog told her who the gunman is in "Some Dogs Have the Biggest Mouths." Arrest and Trial 7 Sunday Evening Club 11 "The Seeds of Destructive and Creative Living." 8:00 International Cafe 9 EE GEM) (IEEE) OIB0riTRTTrraIDi Guests: Hildegarde, Trio Mexico Lindo, the Tyrolean Trio, David Romaine, and the Balkan Strings. Celebrity Game 2 CELEBRITY GAME 2 STARRING CARL REINER Guests: Nick Adams, Morey Amsterdam, Broderick Crawford, Zsa Zsa Gabor, Eartha Kitt, George Hamilton, Gloria Swan son, Miyoshi Umeki, and Cornel Wilde. Bonanza 5 8:00 'Foreign Film Festival 26 man at South Shore High school. Later, at the University of Michigan, he was a member of their track and football teams.

While at Michigan, Bruce was sports director for radio station WHRV in Ann Arbor, and after graduation became an all-night disc -jockey at station WKBW in Buffalo, N. Y. He joined WBBM-TV Way from Diana Hyland who are uh, character studies. "My favorite role' on TV was a character this was a Naked City with a pretty wild title. You remember the titles they used to have on that show 'Stop the Parade, a Baby Is Well, I played a girl who's given up on life and ends up shooting Jack Klugman.

I hated to do it, him with his nice face. "It must be a pattern. On Broadway I was in 'Sweet Bird of Youth' as the unfortunate daughter of Boss Finley Heavenly Finley. Then in 'Look Back in Anger I did a nympho. Then a succession of drunks, drug ad diets and murderers, or murderesses.

Let's see now, on a Wagon Train' I shot my bigamist husband and I also killed an Indian. In a Hitchcock I shot Mildred Dunnock. All very likable people I play. "However, I just did my first movie. It's called 'One Man's Way and I play the wife of Dr.

Norman Vincent Peale, which may make up for my sordid acting past" Miss Hyland reflected a moment "On second thought," she said, "I don't know that anything win make up for being young Mrs. Dr. Ma-lone. That's who I was for a year and a half the wife of 3o' SI i 4 Radio-TV News Notes may be spent in additional tuning equipment that may. prove to be largely useless.

And who will be paying? The buying public whether it wants to or not It will soon be the law, and the buyer win have no choice. If a prospective buyer asks "Why not give the public the option of buying a converter or not, if he doesn't want UHF, instead of forcing him to pay up on any new set be buys?" there is no "reasonable" answer. The government Congress was persuaded that it was in the public interest to stimulate the medium's growth and extend its reach. It may do that, especially thru new educational stations. WXXW the XX stands for 20 win be ready to go on the air on Sept 1 in Chicago.

It win be almost wholly devoted to instructional programming, with six to eight hours of in-school broadcasting a day. Besides school courses, it wfll carry instruction for young mothers, and a variety of refresher courses in various areas, thus enabling its sister station WTTW to carry more programs of general culture and illumination. For the industry which has seen a boom in set sales in recent years- in cheaper, smaller sets, a higher price may stiffen buyer resistance. The Electronic Industries association says the new law may cut sales by 10 per cent this year and cost makers 150 million dollars in lost revenue. Several major manufacturers, including Radio Corporation of America, say Americans win buy just as many sets as ever, which was around seven million last year.

ing, sets are in use in at least 34 million homes. The peak period is between 8 and 9 p. m. There are 540 commercial TV stations within the 48 states, an increase of 20 since 1962 and of 442 since 1950. early 1930s, win, be recreated on Repertoire Workshop's production of "Rodgers and Hart Revisited," at 3 o'clock today on WBBM-TV, Channel 2.

The Hallmark HaU of Fame win present the hit Off-Broadway musical "The Fantas-tics" in an hour-long color special on NBC during the 1964-65 season. The musical is in its fourth year in Greenwich village. And more than 200 companies have toured the United States and a dozen foreign countries. 7:0 P. M.

WLS Ron Riley WJJD Fred Barton WCFL Preston Bradley WMAQ News; Monitor WIND Public Service WAIT From the Midway WYNR Ed Myers P. M. WIND Ear of the World 7:30 P. M. WBBM News; Ollia Raymond WCFL Gospel Broadcasters WMBI Organ Vespers 7:3 P.

M. WIND Congressional Review W-G-N Barn Dance WBBM Ollie Raymond WLS Ron Riley WMAQ Bethany Reform WOPA Hank the Chef P. M. WLS Chicago Portrait WMAQ Youth Forum WLNR Know Your Lav P. M.

WOPA Echoes of Ireland WCFL Bible Class WLS Pinpoint WMAO Family Living WMBI Sunday Night Sing :30 P. M. W-G-N Senators Report WLS Issues and Answer WCFL Voice of Revival WBBM John Barns WIND Howard Miller WMAQ Hour of Decision P. M. W-G-N News WMAQ American WLS Art Roberts WIND Howard Milter P.

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M. WMAQ Promenade Coneart 1M A. M. WMAQ Best of Interlochw trry 5:00 20th Century 2 "Cameras Aloft, Secrets Below." Walter Cronkite is host for a program studying the remarkable advances in aerial photography as a stra-, tegic weapon of modem war-fa re. Meet the Press 5 Guest: Mrs.

Indira Gandhi, daughter of Prime Minister Nehru of India. Five O'Clock Feature 7 "Thunder Pass," with Dane Clark, Dorothy Patrick, and Andy Devine. Art and Man 11 5:30 Mr. Ed 2 Have Gun, Will Travel 5 Films for Freedom 26 EVENING 6:00 Lassie 2 A marauding coyote appears at the Martin farm and Tim-my identifies him as a dangerous animal who had appeared before. A party forms to trap the coyote and the animal lures Lassie away from the group.

He leads her to an injured man at the bottom of a cliff. Featured are Hugh Reilly, Arthur Franz, and Jon Provost. Bill Dana 5 Portrait of Japan 1 1 Echoes of Ireland 26 With Eamon O'Malley, host. 6:30 My Favorite Martian 2 See Highlights. Walt Disney 5 Walt Disney's 5 WONDERFUL WORLD of COLOR presented by EASTMAN KODAK CO.

i signment to help cover it At least, it hasn't happened so far. "My biggest complaint in sports television is that there is too much statistics given out. All this interrupting of play to give a constant chatter about statistics is not only distracting, it's dull." Bruce is a native of Chicago. He was an eight-1 1 1 A Long By Donald Freeman Hollywood ffmHERE'S NO doubt I that I'm the black sheep of my family," said Diana Hyland, that excellent blonde actress who has popped up in hundreds of television dramas. "What I do isn't terribly conventional being an actress.

My whole sphere of life is, you know, different from the way it would have been back home in Geveland. I didn't get out of school and marry and have children. I'm very un-Cleve-land." "So many show people seem to come from Cleveland," I put in. 'Wonder why that is." "Who knows?" Miss Hyland shrugged and smiled. "Maybe they're trying to get out of Cleveland." Well, that takes care of Cleveland.

This was at the commissary at Revue-Universal studios where lunch is taken on an average day by such people as Chuck Connors and Ben Gazzara and John Mcln-tire from Train and Lee Cobb and Jim Drury from The Virginian and the McHale's Navy gang and even, on some days, an obscure actor named Cary Grant Miss Hyland, sitting down at the table, looked quite elegant in a strapless formal gown, a costume for her guest-starring role with John Forsythe in a Suspense Theater, scheduled for April 23. "The reason I'm so well turned out," she explained, "is that the girl I play is rather rich. In fact she has two million dollars, which she has stolen and off she flees to Brazil But then, she has a reason her husband is no good." I nodded, agreeably. "Actually, Diana went on, Tm always playing people 1:25 Baseball 9 See Highlights. 1:30 Artists' Showcase 5 Issues and Answers 7 2:00 Desilu Playhouse 5 Directions 7 2:30 American Musical Theater 2 Meredith Willson and i wife, Rini, demonstrate the trick of combining different rhythms.

Books and Brent 7 With Stuart Brent, host. 3:00 Repertoire Workshop 2 "Rodgers and Hart Revisited." Five1 young New Yorkers sing early Rodgers and Hart tunes. Man from Cochise 5 Chicago's Schools 7 Grecian Panorama 26 3:30 Capitol Hill 2 Interview with Rep. Edward Derwinski and Rep. Roman Pucinski.

Sunday 5 Press Internationale 7 Oral Robert 26 4:00 Sports Spectacular 2 See Highlights Trailmaster 7 TV Italiano 26 4:15 Tenth Inning 9 With Jack Brickhouse, host. British Calendar 1 1 A newsreel of current events in Great Britain. 4:30 WGN-TV Presents 9 "Strange Awakening," with Lex Barker, Carole Mathews, Lisa Gsatoni, Nora Swinburne, Peter Dyneley, Joe Robinson, Malou Pantera, and Richard Molinoa. An amnesia victim is duped into believing he is the heir to 2 million dollars. Amateur Hour 2 With Ted Mock, host.

tC College Bowl 5 Circus 1 1 A look at the daredevils who thrill crowds with aerial stunts. Bruce Roberts joyment of the personality's work. "The part of sports television that I enjoy most is doing unusual sports features, such as catching the color of the world of hockey or polo, and harness racing or horse auctions. "And in interviewing, I try to get the sports star to be himself on-camera. If he's got a terrible temper, I want him to have it on my show.

I like to talk to the most colorful players or managers. And I've found there are plenty of them around. There's at least one nut on every team. "Fm most proud of my sports crew. We have our own camera unit which can be sent out on assignment on a moment's notice.

Like firemen. And they're strictly to be used on sports. The city can be falling apart and the news department can't take my unit off of a sports as- Andulusian Dances bv Infante. 3:0 WFMT NEW YORK PHILHARMONIC CONCERT. Mahler's First Movement from Symphony No.

10 3:0 WNIB ARTURO TOSCANINI ANTHOLOGY. Complete discographr of Toscanini recordings. 4:00 WXFM AFTERNOON CONCERT. Three Jewish Poems by Blocti 4:3 WFMT SHAKESPEARE QUARTERCENTURY. Gounod Opera "Romeo and Juliet." WXFM EVENING OPERA.

Verdi's "II Trovotore." complete. EVENING WEBH AMERICAN JEWISH HOUR. Liber dor's guest will be Cantor Pavel Slavensky of Tempi Sholom. 7:00 WCLM HOLLYWOOD SOUND-STAGE. "Paris When It Sizzles." nwsic composed and conducted by Nelson Riddle.

3:00 WFMT-C BY THE PHILADELPHIA ORCHESTRA. Moz-orfs Symphony No. 4. 3:15 WFMQ MASTERWORKS OF MUSIC. Vivaldi's "Gloria." 9:0 WCLM SHOWTIME ON BROADWAY.

"Pins and Needles." with Jock Carroll and Borbra Streisand. WOP-ECHOES OF IRELAND. Eamon O'Malley presents Irish and Irish-Amerlcon musk. 13:0 WEFM 'THE MUSIC GUILD. Liszt's Hunoarion Coronation Mass.

11: WFMT "STEREO CONCERT. Schoenbere' Violin Concerto Opus American Musical theater, award-winning series about great names and songs in show business, returns for its fifth season on WBBM-TV, Channel 2, today at 2:30 o'clock. Meredith Wilson and his singer-wife Rini win star on today's program. Future guests include Roberta Peters, Inge Swenson, Jan Peerce, Jennie Tourel, Robert Merrill, and Richard Tucker. The songs of Richard Rodgers and the late Lorenz Hart which made Broadway history in the late 1920s and COMMERCIAL television keeps getting its lumps from critics and intellectuals.

But people seem to be watching television more than ever. That, at least, is the finding of Nielsen researchers. The company, whose estimates of audience sizes are television's semi-official yardsticks, finds that 51,300,000 homes in the United States are TV-equipped. This is 92 per cent of all households and an increase, albeit a slight one, over 1962. Set ownership is heaviest 95 per cent or more homes in the northeast It is lightest, 87 per cent, in the south.

Alaska and Hawaii were not covered in the survey. Nielsen estimates the average television set is in use six and a quarter hours daily during mid-winter months, but drops to four and one quarter hours a day during the summer. The figures of Snmmdlay CHICAGO FREQUENCIES w-o-n wsbc ii4t WIND 5 wwca izr WILL WMAO 7 WBBM 7 WAIT WMRO 12M WTAO 130 WEAW 133 WYNR 13H WEEF 1430 WVON 1 WOPA 1M WBEE 1ST WKKD 15M WNMP-13t WCGO 14M Si AF 4S9 WCFL 100 WMBI 111 WJJC 11M JOB 123 WEDC-124 WMAO 12:30 p. 1:25 By Walter Oleksy FEW JOBS could be more difficult, it seems to us, Jian making sports interesting to people who don't particularly like sports. One of the men in Chicago who fills the bill nicely is Bruce Roberts, director of sports at WBBM-TV, who is on-camera almost every day bringing scores of games and interviewing scores of sports personalities.

Bruce is seen as host of CBS Sports Special on Saturdays at 6:20 p. m. and also reports the latest happenings in the sports world on the Six O'Clock Report Mondays thru Fridays at 6 p. m. How does one put together a show that should be of interest not only to sports fans ffan" is short for you know but for people who take their sports only in small doses? "I have to give the day's sports results, of course," said Bruce in a recent interview.

"But the most important thing in sports isn't always the core of a baseball game or who won a golf tournament There's also the action in the game and the personalities who not only win games, but often the ones who lose them. "I try to -make at least half of the film on my show action footage of the high spots of a game. And I think interviews are important They help fans get to know sports people better, and it's bound to enhance their en- HHAUDMD IPirgirainms SPECIAL RADIO EVENTS m.W-G-N Baseball: Cubs vs. Philadelphia Phillies, with-Jack Quinlan and Lou Boudreau. WCFL Baseball: White Sox vs.

Boston Red Sox, from Comiskey park. in 1952 after his discharge from the army, where he directed a radio and television production crew. Bruce is a relaxed guy with a quiet wit and has all the good things that work for you when you're happy in your work. "I love it," said Bruce. "Sports people are the greatest in the world." Cleveland Young Dr.

Malone. Your are familiar with Mrs. young Dr. Malone? She was a bit maladjusted and that made life rather trying for the young doctor. But, as they say, that's soap opera.

She drank. She made cutting remarks and she'd been married four times. As I kept telling the scriptwriters, There's nothing really wrong with this girl she's just "Sometimes," says Diana, who lives in New York and commutes to the coast, "I don't think I'll ever make it in Hollywood. But I will make it in Europe Someone once said I look a little like Greta Garbo. Same bone structure.

The compliment sustained me for days. And not too long ago, a picture caption referred to me as This Year's Cool Blonde which I guess is all right But what about next year?" Radio-TV News Notes Chicago area boat owners win have a pre-boating season opportunity to caulk the gaps in their knowledge of seamanship when WTTW-Channel 11 telecasts "Stem to Stern," a live 10-week series to be seen at 9:30 p. m. Fridays. The series is presented by the coast guard auxiliary and is based on its basic seamanship course.

Each program wfll cover a different aspect of seamanship, including rules of the road, aids to navigation, legal requirements, use of compasses, piloting, and rope work. Cyril Ritchard makes a rare television appearance May 7 as guest star on Dr. Kildare. He plays an eccentric writer who upsets hospital routine with his extrasensory perception. Sunday Fill Picks ft 11:55 P.

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