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10-D LINCOLN SUNDAY JOURNAL AND STAK July 29, 1956 Foreign Market 'Blessed' by Flood of American TV American television is infiltrating to the far corners of the earth just as American movies have. The Siamese now have the blessings of Rin Tin Tin. The South Americans have the escapades of Corliss Archer. The Australians will shortly-television hasn't quite got under way Down Under yet--get their notions of American matrimony from "I Love Lucy." For good or ill, American influences will spout from dozens of TV stations the world over--and heaven knows where it will all end. For instance, Corliss Archer has got to be a great favorite in Latin America.

And what will that do to their teen-agers? In Latin America, no teen-age girl would be permitted anything like the freedom Corliss enjoys. Their teen-agers are chaperoned carefully until marriage. What happens when their teens discover Corliss can go bucketing around the countryside with any number of boy friends? A social revolution? Ziv, which markets Corliss, rather hopes not. They don't want to be held responsible. Tons Sold Ziv is now selling tons of American programs in foreign markets, ranging from Monaco to the Dominican Republic.

They now have shows in very Central and South American country which has television. They are programming over 860 half hours of American programs which have been dubbed into Spanish. "Cisco Kid" and "Highway neither of which have been exactly confused with great art, are two favorites all over Latin America. From these two, Radio, Television In Review By John Crosby Latin Americans could easily get the idea that Americans' two favorite occupations were killing one another in automobiles or chasing one another around the wide open spaces on horseback. Toward the end of this year, Australian television will get under way in Sydney and Melbourne.

There will be two commercial TV stations and one government TV station in each city and all six will go on the air at once. Colin Bednall, general manager of one of the commercial stations, passed through town shopping for American TV programs. He came rather late to the feast. His commercial opposition and the government station both rushed to America and furiously competed for American programs. Bednall decided to take his time, to wait until they'd spent all their money and he'd be the only Australian here with money to spend.

"What would you do if your oppo- land?" I wanted to know. I told him land?" he wanted to know. I told him that, if he found the answer to that one, to let the competing networks here in on the secret. They haven't found the answer yet. Successful American shows are sure to be a hit in Australia, Bednall thinks.

He bases this on their experience in radio and newspapers. Ninety-nine out of a hundred successful American newspaper features and radio programs also appeal to Australians. The British don't do nearly so well in these fields in Australia as we do. So Australian children will be watching American cowboys from infancy up. Bednall doubts that there will be any outcry from Australian parents.

"In Australia, it's accepted, even by do-gooders, that a child may suffer from another child's anguish or a ghost at.bedtime--but one cowboy shooting another is nothing." Not Much Culture Ziv is now selling programs in the Philippines, Germany, Jtaly, France, Luxembourg, England, and Switzerland--dubbed variously in Spanish, French, Italian and German (with Portuguese coming up.) Among the programs in these countries are "I Led Three Lives." "Favorite Story," "A Man Called "Science Fiction Theater," "Mr. District Attorney," Surgery Often Possible For Heart Patients Program Features Public Affairs George Bell Timmerman governor of South Carolina, will be interviewed by the Meet the Press panel over KFAB at 5:45 p.m. Drama The story of the first humane treatment of the insane will be told on Telephone Time at 4 p.m. port of success with the Beck op- At the recent meeting of the American Medical Association, Dr. B.

L. Brofman reported that in the last 57 cases in which he and his group operated on the heart of a man who had suffered a coronary thrombosis they had not lost a single case. This re- on WOW-TV and 5 p.m. on KOLN-1 "Boston Blackie" and "The Unexpected," TV none of them exactly cultural programs. This leads Ziv salesmen into some odd adventures.

Once in Bogota, Columbia, a Ziv salesman showed two and a half hours of "Cisco Kid" and "Boston Blarkie" to the President and his ministers. Immediately thereafter, he was thrown into jail. The Ziv salesman didn't really think the shows were that bad and, as it turned out, that was not the issue. It seems some local character with influence has a nice little racket, shaking down foreign businessmen for 50 per cent of their profits. The alternative, jail.

In this case, the Ziv man got out of the hoosegow without paying a penny of extortion money. CopyiiEht, 1956, New York Herald Tribune Inc. Radio-TV Programs KFAB, Nebraska's largest, affiliated The Journal-The Star, clear channel, 50,000 watts, NBC programs. Programs are furnished by stations and are subject to change by stations. Sunday :30 a.m.

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'Lady Trapped in Television Has Millions of Fans--All Under 6 Thelma Ritter will be seen in 'The Baby Sitter" on Alfred Hitchcock Presents 'at 7:30 p.m. on KOLN-TV and WOW-TV. Variety World-famous clown Emmett Kelly and other acts from the Ringling Brothers Circus will be featured on the Ed Sullivan Show. Sullivan will be back from his European tour. WOW-TV and KOLN-TV at 9 p.m.

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Frances Horwich--conducting a program called Ding Dong School every Monday through Friday morning on NBC-TV. Ding Dong School, designed primarily for children between the ages of 2 and 6. has won awards. It started locally in Chi- p.m. KFAB News.

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Several faces familiar to you armchair viewers won't decorate the TV screens come September. Eve will continue "Our Miss Brooks" on CBS radio but the television series is finished except for syndication of the re-runs. Off CBS also will be "Navy Log," "Brave Eagle," 'F'our Star Playhouse," "I Re Mama," "It's Always Jan" (Janis Paige), and "Life With Father." Rushing in Replacements NBC has laid more serial shows to rest: "Medic" (although it may return next spring), "Big Town," ''Frontier'' and "It's A Great Life." (The Jimmy Durante, Milton Berle, Pinky Lee, Gordon Macrae and "Truth or Consequences" programs also will not return this fall). But, fortunately or unfortunately, depending on what you like on TV. both networks are rushing in replacement in the serial ranks.

CBS new entries are "Oh, Susanna." (Gale Storm); "Buccaneer," "The West Point Story" and "Hey, Jeannie" (Jeannie Carson). NBC cago in 1952. Dr. Horwich, then chairman of education department a Roosevelt University in Chicago, was called in as a consultant when station WNBQ wanted to start a TV program fot young children. A move from local to network followed a month later.

Dr. Horwich has created something of a record by neither missing nor repeating a single program in a total of 1,000. I would never gram," she says, repeat a "because pro children sense when you've done A thing before. They loose faith in you if you present something as a new experience when it actually isn't. It's vitally important to keep your integrity with children.

That's why we'll never cheat on Ding Dong School." Thus, for example, on one program presented in color Dr, Horwich adamantly refused to let technicians dip strawberries in of what might be called "edutain- red paint to make them appear menf on her programs, she finds, more colorful. "That," she says, I is the appearance of musicians "is what I mean by integrity." who show the young audience how no repeats Monday Music Violinist Zina Francescatti will be soloist on the Telephone Hour at 8 p.m. on KFAB. Tenor Robert Rounseville and lyric soprano Heidi Krall will be guest soloists on "The Voice of Firestone" at 7:30 p.m. on KFOR and KOLN-TV at 6:30 p.m.

Orchestras of Guy Lombardo, the Dorsey Brothers, Wayne King and Freddy Martin will be featured on the premiere of "NBC Bandstand" at 9:45 a.m. on KFAB. Variety The final program in the series "The Garden Show" will be seen at 2 p.m. Viewers may call in questions about their lawns and garden during the show. Drama Robert Montgomery presents "Southern Exposure" on KMTV at 7:30 p.m.

eration is interesting for two reasons. One is that it is good to know that something can be done for those persons who, after a heart attack suffer much from pain and disability; and it is good to know that commonly a man who has had a bad heart attack can come through a severe operation. This a that a persons with a bad heart need not be too fearful when they are forced to have an operation on gallstones, or a cancer. Naturally, not all the persons who have had a heart attack can stand an operation. Everything depends on what we physicians call their "cardiac reserve." To illustrate: Some men, after a coronary thrombosis, can walk along the street about as rapidly as they did before, without much shortness of breath, and without pain.

A less fortunate man, with a poor cardiac reserve, will get short of breath and may get pain on walking slowly, or going upstairs, or even as he sits quietly in his chair at home. He may get distress if he tries to lie flat at night. In such case, we physicians say that the man's rope is short, and this is far more significant for his future than is the appearance of his electrocardiograms. Often in these cases a good heart specialist hardly looks at the electrocardiograms. What he Buddhism's 2500th Year Celebrated Steeped in Buddhist religion and customs, Ceylon is celebrating the 2500th anniversary of Buddhism with a set of four new stamps.

Buddhism was brought to Cey- Tuesday Educational The current art show in Venice will be Terence Duren's topic at 11:30 a.m. on KOLN-TV. The Shelby artist will illustrate with some of his own works. Drama Crafty criminals provide the background for "Alias Mike Hercules" with Hugh Beaumont on G. E.

Summer Originals on KOLX- TV at 9 p.m Stamp Neivs Ion from India across the Palk Strait (55 miles wide) and has been the main religion of the large island ever since. Many Ceylon Buddhists make pilgrimages to Adams Peak in the central mointains because a low place on the side of the mountain is known as the of 1 This 13 supposed to be the place from which Buddha stepped to heaven. Other countries issuing Buddha commemoratives are India, Burma and Laos. This Ceylon set contains the following designs: 2 cents plus 4 blue and yellow--Dharmachakara fsym- bolic wheel of eight spokes); 10 Medical Roundup By Dr. Walter wants to know is how far the man can walk without getting pain or distress.

The heart is a pump, and one can judge best of its efficiency by finding out how- well and comfortably it pumps when put under strain. Although she has no children of her own, Dr. Horwich feels she has several million in her television audience. She and her husband of 25 years, Harvey Horwich, a lawyer and writer, live in a Manhattan apartment and she devotes all her time to her program. Probably the most popular form to play various ments.

Children musical instru- also enjoy programs in which she plays records. But the most popular, according to parents who write her, are "creative things" in which she and her young audience do such things as finger-paint, model with clay and the like. Steady Diet of Music Irks Radio Listener By CHARLES FIERCER NEW YORK W-- There comes a letter from a reader who requests anonymity: "I'd like to speak about us radio listeners. My question is: Why do people who provide programs for radio think that all we listeners want from our sets is music, news, the weather and the correct time? "With the exception of the Mutual network, which still gives us a fairly balanced diet of talk, drama (including melodrama) and the aforementioned, it seems to me that about the only choice I find on my dial mornings while doing housework is which singer pied by other chores. There is, also, another aspect: Many advertisers with relatively small budgets seek low-cost programs.

And the least expensive program to produce is one of music. I elect to hear and which disc jockey annoys me least. "Now I hear that an NBC network show called 'Weekday' is going to be junked in favor of a two-hour band stint in the mornings. I wasn't the most ardent 'Weekday' fan in the world because it was such a jumbled up show, but I can't imagine what kind of thinking went into a decision to transfer to orchestras. "They say a survey shows that's what housewives want to hear Portable Equipment For Spot Newscasting NEW YORK Development of a handy miniature television camera and portable transmitter for spot news telecasting has been announced by Radio Corp.

of America. The 4-pound camera is inches high, 3 inches wide and V4 inches long. With it goes a 15-pound backpack transmitter that can send signals to a base station a mile away. I cents plus 5 red, yellow and brown The battle of the Monitor and! --j the Merrimac is featured in "The Ship That Shook the World" at 9:30 p.m. on KOLN-TV.

Wednesday Variety "Frankie Laine Time" debuts at on KOLN-TV and WOW- TV as a replacement for Arthur Godfrey. Drama A forgotten spot in the hills of the Pacific Northwest is the setting for "Stopover at Sublimity" with Lisa Daniels on the U.S. Steel Hour at 8 p.m. over WOW-TV and KOLN-TV. Old Idea Untrue According to my old friend, Dr.

C. Sidney Burwell, of Harvard, who for much of a long life has made a special study of heart disease in pregnant women, in almost all instances she can be carried through successfully, and she can have her baby. The old idea that heart disease usually calls for an early termination of a pregnancy is generally untrue. In a recent report, Dr. Burwell and his associates said that in the Boston Lying-in Hospital about half of the pregnant women found there with heart disease had never known they had any trouble with their heart.

They --hand of peace; 3 cents blue and had never been to a doctor. Some brown--arrival of Buddha on the -88 per cent had the scars of rheu- island; 15 cents blue--globe a matic heart disease, and in two- Dharmachakara. thirds of these cases the trouble Brazil has issued a new 2.501 was due to a narrowing of the cruzeiros orange red stamp commemorating the 100th anniversary of the Firemen's Assn. in that country. Depicted is a fireman carrying a child down a ladder from a burning building.

A'special commemorative cancellation was used showing the insignia of the firemen's Assn. in the center. Thursday "Variety Ralph Marterie and his orchestra and Mindy Carson are featured on Stars in Action at 8:30 p.m. on KFAB. Drama David Niven plays a vengeful ex-convict in "Tunnel of Fear" with Sir Cedric Hardwicke at 8:30 p.m.

on WOW-TV. Climax will star Debra Paget, John Ericson, Sir Cedric Hardwicke and Peter Lorre in "The Man Who Lest His Head'" on WOW-TV at 7 p.m. Haley Signed NEW YORK NBC-TV has signed Jack Carter, Bill Haley and the Comets and Rocky Graziano to appear in its Aug. 12 spectacular, City Holiday." Chevalier Show NEW YORK Filming has started on "Maurice Paris" for later showing on NBC- TV's "Telescope." I Friday will try to get ratings with "On fa fe i fAt- 11:00 p.m. 11:15 p.m.

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This I just can't believe. What this houseworker wants is conversation, drama or something to occupy the mind while running through the dull routine of dishwashing, dusting, bedmaking chores. Nat the Answer "Music, alas, is not the answer, Safety Films Scheduled NEW YORK W--Three television shows devoted to hints on how to survive field-and-stream outings are being filmed for free distribution to stations throughout the country. The five-minute films emphasize safety on fishing and hunting trips. TV Toreadors NEW YORK Wl Plans for a documentary drama on bullfighting--partly on film and partly live television--are being made by Martin Manulis, producer of the CBS "Playhouse 90" series.

Manulis is in Mexico discussing arrangements. Educational Dr. Frank Baxter "Shakespeare on TV" at 1:30 p.m. on Sports Rocky Castellan! and Joey Giambra will fight a 10-round middleweight bout carried at 8 p.m. by KFAB and KMTV.

Drama Dale Robertson stars in "Flowers for Jenny" on the Schlitz Playhouse at 7:30 p.m. on WOW-TV. Matinee Theater features a story especially written by Margaret Culkin Banning, "Some Man Will Want You" at 1 p.m. on KMTV. Ray Milland Signed NEW YORK Wi Ray Milland has been signed to direct and star i in ''Catch at Straws," first television show on the "Ford Theater" in the 'fall.

very important mitral valve. In 1 in 10 cases the heart disease was congenital in origin. The reason why doctors worry about heart trouble in a woman who wants a baby is that pregnancy puts added strain on her body. It increases, by about 40 per cent, the amount of blood that has to be pumped each day. Ocassionally with pregnancy, there may come a flare-up of the old infection of the heart valves.

Naturally, the woman with heart disease often needs extra care during her pregnancy. She may get an anemia that has to be corrected. Occasionally, when the heart fails a bit, the woman has to be bled. Dr. Burwell said that his 300 patients had had 375 pregnancies, with only 3 fatalities.

This certainly is a wonderful record. KOTHIK6 in tbi kiir llffiliNB ill KO CORD down Hit ntclc IOTHIN6 on tfte MI ITS THE NEWIST 706 Federal Bldg. Lincoln Fhonv 2-3404 through roles. She plans to take a year i on the half-hour--when they just off to accept parts in movies and re-read what they have already TV plays. Then, although some stars tire of serials, she'd like to start another one in the fall of 1957.

Eighth Year on Radio "For a year I can do just what like doing including 8 :30 a.m. Alex Drelei Musical Clock News. WealBer Newi Bandjmnd Cast Kuuroo Today Kangaroo Klauet FOR My Tr Story True Muiic HELIX Cecil Brown VOW Bandstand WOWTV Godfrey SMT.Y4PT KOI.VTV Kfovrv fre Kitchen Klaltei My True Ktorr 1480 Club Mornint! Melodies Httnditand Arthur Godfrey Home relrvl Vvrllr. lt.lt Bre.itfast Club Rise Newi. Music BindiUnd Arthur Godfrey The Hawk Godfrey Sullivan Girl Mirrici 14SO Ctob Problem i Solution Arthur Oodfrti Smkc It Rich Home Backyard Farmer Karrner Kitchen Klub Breakfast Club Rite fc Shine Mornlnc Melodies Bundiund Arthur God'rw The Hawk odfrey M.

NBC Bandstand Street! 1480 Club Problem Arthur Godfrer Sinke It Rich Home Farmer Kaf-kvarri Fanner Kf in SSK Handstand Grocery Basket MM Cln( I'M In AM Godfrey KIOMV I.c llwind i Bandstand Hazel 1480 Club Queen Vor Dar Arthur Godfrey 0 Randhland Harel StebMM 1480 Club Queen Godfrey Yra t'tir I feel travel," said the redhead. "Then I'd like to do a fairly different serial, but still a comedy. The problem is to pick a character that will last. We did four years of Brooks on television, and this will be our eigth year on radio." told us 30 minutes before. A repetition of news, almost word for word, is as irksome as a commercial repeated ad nauseum." Well, it's the opinion of most persons in radio broadcasting that our correspondent represents wise-cracking a minority opinion.

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