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Port 8, 1940 THE TV SCENE ttS Un JtltJ UtOtt 2k TUESDAY TELEVISION PROGRAMS Produce .2. "PASSAGE HOME" (1936). 7: LET'S DAXCE 11:30 5 DEL MOURE ji I I i 7 MOVIE Drama 1 "Crime, Tom 12:30 MOVIE Western 491 "Canadian Ran 5 dolph Scott, Jane Wyatv 1:00 2 FILM DRAMA Bag Full of Oranges.T Lupino. 4 NEWS ALMANAC nd TV. Stars: Maria Schell, Fred Shelly Winters, Glenn Ford, Jean Simmons, Gina Lol-' lobrlglda, Charles Bnyer, Barbara Rush, Jlickey Flooney, (Special) 1 2.XKW3 -Stout.

Strattoru 4 XEWS (C) 5 MIKE WALLACE Guest: Hart, 7 inWIX REPORTS 9 CHANNEL 9 MOVIE TH. 1 'INVADERS FROM MARS' 11:15 4 JACK PAAR SHOW PRESIDENT ON TV, RADIO President Eisenhower's report on his Latin American tour will be tarried on television and radio today. KTTV (11), KRCA (4) and KABC (7) air the address (live) at 4 p.m. KRCA repeats it at 6:30 and KNXT (2) airs it at 7 p.rri. KNX.

KLAC, KABC and KMPC air it (live) at 4. KABC repeats the broadcast at 8:03. ings. Cuest: Brian Don- 4 ARTHUR' MURRAY (C) Guests: Bobby Darin, Jim-. my Dean, Janet Blair.

7 PHILIP MARLOWE Disappearing corpse and a clandestine romance puzzle Marlowe as he tries to solve a killing made to look Jike suicide. 10:00 i 1 NEWS, George Putnam 2 GARRY MOORE Guests: Roberta Sher-' wood, King. 4 SQUAD Ballincer meets dlsbarrM lawyer former girl friend (Whitney Blake) who aims out to be a murder suspect and then he falls in love with her. ALCOA PRESENTS "The Haunting," Ronald Howard, Keith Young man is overtaken by a strange phenomenon after he lets his best friend die in a deep abyss. 13 NEWS, Baxter Ward 10:15 11 PAUL COATES 13 SPORTS, Roy Storey 13 CAL TINNEY (10:20) 10:39 4 MIKE HAMMER 3 BIG THREE FINAL Roberts, Harmon, Michaels.

KEEP TALKING TOM DUGGAN 10:45. 9 NEWS, John Willis 11 SPORTS SHOTS (10:30) 11:00 11 Hollywood's Elite Honor Year's Best Movie and TV Shows In GOLDEN GLOBE AWARDS Hollywood Foreign Press Assn. presents awards for best in motion pictures Old Sour Gripes BI CECIL SMITH Television is such an ephemeral beast, constructed of the wispy stuff of air, that the slightest thing can completely eliminate it. like the call from Aunt Minnie just as the hero confronts the heroine. Or, in my particular case, the fog that closed International Airport Sunday night.

I had planned to see Julie Harris in her Sunday Showcase effort but while Miss Harris was emoting, the plane I was in was endlessly circling, waiting for a hole in the mush. (The circling wouldn't have been so bad and I wouldn't have missed Miss Harris so much if, as several of us suggested, the stewardesses would have reopened the bar but they wouldn't.) So it was in a rather irate mood that I watched the conversation that is Open End and stimulating talk it was for most of the three hours. But along the way, David Susskind brought forth one of his old theories again that it is impossible to do first-rate work in television anywhere but in New York, that the labors that emerge from Hollywood are worthless. And David kept trying to thrust this into the mouths of the gagwriters who were his guests with, it seemed to me, little success. Jack Douglas indicated that he had done very agreeable work in Hollywood for Bob Hope and other comics.

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6:00 4 CONTINENTAL CLASSROOM 6:30 4 CONTINENTAL CLASSROOM (C) 6:45 2 FARM NEWS 7:00 2 CAPTAIN KANGAROO 4 TOOAY arroway 4 REP. HIE8TAND (7:25) 4 TODAY 7:45 2 NEWS, G. Holcomb 8:00 2 KINGDOM OP THE SEA 8:30 2 5 II 4 4 AMOS 'V AND CARTOONS 9:00 RAMAR OK JUNGLE RED ROWE DO-RE-MI LARRY FIN LEY 3 7 CHEF MILAM 9:30 JACK LALANNE SHOW 11 ON THE GO PLAY YOUR HUNCH FILM DRAMA 4 7 10:00 MOVIE Drama C37) 11 "The Emperor's Candle-sticks, William Powell, LuLse Rainer. 2 I LOVE LUCY 4 PRICE IS RIGHT (C) 7 CHUCKO'S CARTOONS 10:15 3 TRICKS TREATS 10:30 2 DECEMBER BRIDE 4 CONCENTRATION 5 DING DONG SCHOOL 10:45 1.1 INDUSTRY ON PARADE 9 SUSPECTS WANTED (10:35) 11:00 2 LOVE OF LIFE Serial 4 TRUTH OR CONSEQUENCES .1 ROMPER ROOM 7 1 MARRIED JOAN 9 FILM DRAMA 13 GUIDEPOST 11:30 2 SEARCH FOR TOMORROW (C) 4 IT COULD BE YOU (C) 7 MEN OF ANNAPOLIS 9 MOVIE Western "Boots and Saddles," Gene Autrv. 13 RECORD SHOP 11:45 2 GUIDING LIGHT 4 NEWS (11:50) 12:00 SHERIFF JOHN NEWS.

W. Cronkit QUEEN FOR A DAY UNCLE LUTHER 7 RESTLESS GUN 12:05 MOVIE Comedy C48 "Junior Mis," Peggy Ann Garner, Nona Freeman. 12:30 LORETTA YOUNG BOB CUMM1NGS FILM Public Service 12:45 MOVIE Drama C46) "Spiral Staircase." Dorothy McGuire, George Brent. 1:00 ABBOTT COSTELLO YOUNG DR. MALONE 5 MOVIE Musical C37) "Hollywood Hotel," Dick Powell.

Bennv Goodman. 7 ABOUT FACES 13 TELECOURSE 1:30 II DIAL S99 2 WORLD TURNS Serial 4 FROM THESE ROOTS 7 RAY MILLAND 13 GUIDEPOST 2:00 II PAUL COATES 2 FOR BETTER OR WORSE 4 THE THIN MAN 7 DAY IN COURT 13 GUIDEPOST 2:30 11 CHECK IT WITH CHAMBERS 2 ART LINKLETTER 4 YANCY DERRINGER 7 GALE STORM 9 "YFA" THEATRE Jack Rourke, Host-4 Star Show 13 MOVIE Comedy C51) "Lavender Hill Mob," AIpc Guinness, Stanley Hollo-way. 3:00 11 STEVE MARTIN 2 MILLIONAIRE (Repeat) 4 MOVIE Drama ('3D "East of Borneo," Rose Hobart, Charles Bickford. 7 BEAT THE CLOCK 9 DOUBLE FEATURE! Million Dollar Matines 'THE INFORMER' starring VICTOR 3:30 2 VERDICT IS YOURS 7 WHO DO YOU TRUST? 4:00 11 PRESIDENT EISENHOWER 2 BRIGHTER DAY 4 PRESIDENT EISENHOWER 5 SKIPPER FRANK 7 PRESIDENT EISENHOWER 11 WEBSTER WEBFOOT 11 LINKLETTER AND THE KIDS (1:05) 2 SECRET STORM 4:30 11 JIM BOWIE 2 EDGE OF NIGHT 4 FILM DRAMAS (4:40) "The Blessing of the Ppts," Jay 1 1 "Torn," Laraine Day. 4:45 9 FIRST NEWS JOHN WILLIS REPORTS 5:00 II WILD BILL HICKOK 9 2nd CHANNEL 9 MOVIE TH.

'INVADERS FROM MARS' ABBE LANE. The third contestant at The Arthur Murray Party will be. bctou) Mashes Today's TV Hour of Stars, KCOP (13), 9 p.m. James (Maverick) Garner and Natalie Wood co-star in "Girl in the Subway," story of a young mimeo-grapher who complicates her professional and love life when she uses a rub- ber doll wrapped in blan kets to get herself a seat on a crowded subway. Bet that old gag would never work on the MTA.

Philip Marlowe, KABC (7), 9:30 p.m. A corpse that disappears. unrequited love and a clandestine romance occupy private investigator Marlowe (Phil Carey) as he tries to solve a killing made to look like suicide. Busy boy. Alcoa Presents, KABC (7), 10 p.m.

A young man is overtak en by a strange phenome non after he lets his best friend die in a deep abyss while skiing in "The Haunting." (How's that again?) Golden Globe Awards, KTTV (11), 11 p.m. (Sperial) The Hollywood Foreign rress Assn. presents its awards for the best in various fields of motionj picture entertainment. A guest list of stars reading like Who's Who will be on hand. literature on all Zenith products is available at Zenith Radio Corporation of California, 3107 Wilshire los Angeles 5 or call DUnkirk 5-8181 Morse, Sta fford and Kenton One rather saddening fact that was reiterated in the talk was that next year on TV there will be a return to the situation comedy cycle the Father Loves, Mother Loves, Sister Loves, Everybody Loves banality.

(This is a bit unfair there are some promising items on the schedule, including a series starring Andy Griffith, one with Tony Randall, another with Peggy Cass.) While the Open End group properly brought forth that two of the funniest situation comedies in history were produced in New York Sgt. Bilko and Mr. Peepers they did not mention that from New York also have come some of the most awful ones, Including Too 'jYoung to Go Steady, which Mr. Susskind loosed on the air. Nostalgic Salute to Big Bands Era Two items of more than usual interest occupy the screen tonight.

The success of Startime's nostalgic salute to the era of the big bands, "The Swingin' Years," brings a second edition, "The Swingin', Singin' Years," Channel 4 at 8:30 in color. Aboard will be Ella Mae Morse, Jo Stafford and Vaughn Monroe and such great bands as those of Stan Kenton, Woody Herman, Charlie Barnett, Eddy Howard, Freddie Martin and Louis Jordan. Channel 11 at 11 p.m. will turn its cameras to the annual Golden Globes Awards of the Foreign Press Assn. in a special 90-minute telecast from the Cocoa-nut Grove.

Virtually everybody who is anybody from Marilyn Monroe to Tuesday Weld, from Bing Crosby to Simone Signoret, are scheduled to be on hand. MOVIE Drama 054) Dark Streets," Broderick Crawford, Ruth Roman. POPEYE ROCKY AND HIS FRIENDS C.UNFIGHTERS SUSIE (5:40) 4 NEWS ALMANAC (5:55) 4 NEWS, Weather, Sporta (C) 1 5 BOZO THE CLOWN 7 NEWS, Fleming 13 NEWS, Baxter Ward II PEOPLE'S CHOICE 4 HUNTLEY- BRINKLEY REPORT 7 NEWS. John Daly 13 GOODWIN KNIGHT 13 6:30 4 PRESIDENT EISENHOWER (Repeat) 5 CLETE ROBERTS 7 WEST POINT CARTOON EXPRESS 13 GLOBAL ZOBEL "Athenian Adventure." Myron Zobel visits some of the most famous tourist attractions in the world. 6:45 11 NEWS, George Putnam 2 NEWS 4 JACK LATHAM (C) 2 WEATHER VANE (6:55) 7:00 11 HUCKLEBERRY HOUND 2 PRESIDENT EISENHOWER (Delayed) 4 RESCUE EIGHT 5 BIFF BAKER 7 ROUGH RIDERS 9 LITTLE RASCALS 13 Bill Burrud presents 'Curse of the Poppy Drug." Bill Burrud's crew traces the trail of one of the most famous narcotics cases in West Coast history.

7:15 2 NEWS, Doug Edward 7:30 11 THREE STOOGES 2 FILM DRAMA "Watch the Sunset," Dick Powell. 4 LARAMIE Slim pursues a killer and bank robber (Simon Oakland) into the desert in "Ride or Die." 5 NIGHT COURT 7 BRONCO Bronco is aided by two notorious outlaws in his fight against cattle thieves in "Death of an Outlaw." 9 CANNONBALL 13 Bill Burrud presents "WANDERLUST" 8:00 11 CLARK GABLE, Lana Turner, Robt. Sterling in turbulent romance 'Somewhere I'll Find You' 2 DENNIS O'KEEFE Hal's Aunt Millie comes to visit and rocks his business and personal life to their foundations. 9 ALEX IN WONDERLAND! with ALEXANDER KING 13 WALTER WINCHELL FILE Probation officer faces a knife attack by young hoodlum in "Terror." 8:30 2 THE MANY LOVES OF DOBIE GILLIS Zelda (Sheila James) is determined to win Dobie's heart so she talks him and his buddy into conduct-in? a biology experiment with chickens. 4 STARTIME (C) Swingin', Singin' Years," with guests Stan Kenton and his orchestra, Mae Morse, Bandleader Freddie Slack, Charlie Barnet and band.

Woody Herman and his Herd, Eddy Howard, Louis Jordan and his Tympany Five, Freddy Martin, Vaughn Monroe, Jo Stafford and many others join host Ronald Reagan in musical salute to the post-World War II era of big bands and vocalists. 5 BOXING With Bob Kelley and Jim Healv. 7 WYATT EARP Wyatt tries to keep a young boy away from the lawlessness of the rest of his familv. 13 BADGE 714 Friday and Smith uncover a well-organized forgery ring masterminded by a financial genius. 9:00 2 TIGHTROPE Mike moves into high society to investigate a series of murders.

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Good show for the teen-age market. Startime, KRCA (4), 8:30 p.m. (Color). You asked for it so tonight Startime answers the demand for another swingin' show with "The Swingin' Singin' Years." On tap: Jo Stafford, Freddy Martin with Jack Fi-na, Vaughn Monroe. Charlie Barnett, Stan Kenton in hits of the 40s.

Wjatt Earp, KABC (7), 8:30 p.m. Marshal Earp gets an assist from Emma Clanton in his efforts to keep her youngest brother away from the lawlessness of the rest of the family. Old oater keeps plodding along. Tijhlrope, KNXT (2), 9 p.m. Mike moves into high so ciety to investigate a se-ries of murders in which young heirs to large estates are discovered to be deeply indebted to a gambling czar.

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