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Dayton Daily News from Dayton, Ohio • 49

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1 TV Wotld DIALING i TV PREVIEWS The Stengel Wit, Wisdom Barber's Kind DAYTON DAILY NEWS Monday. Ortohfr 3. I "1 1 I.WSvt tf Disappearing to By GKK mutheix, Red Bavber, dumped from the catbird seat as voice of the New York Yankees last week, views with alarm the increasing trend toward use of ex-athleles iv- mm a vw sr -A. rf i I I as sportscasters In an inlorvipw for radio broadcast a couple of days after his firing, the "Old Si 7. 't JW hea Wondered: do you advise a young fellow to get into snorts broadcasting? "Radio und 1 evi-s i have forgotten all about the ll 6:30 Ch.

2 Troop. "Reach for the Sky, Pardner," Another Frolic as the bunglers of Fort Courage make a display of their inventiveness. When the payroll is threatened by bandits, Sgt. O'Rourke and Cpl. Agarn take it upon themselves to impersonate mail clerks and board the train to protect their monthly stipend, Capt.

Far-menter has some ideas of his own and they all merge in the funny finale. (Color) 7:30 Chs. 2, 12 Iron Hois. "Right of Way Through Paradise." Action fans are served up a full dish of blaring guns4 bt-awling and the like in this western railroad yarn. Calhoun and company are having a great deal of trouble securing the rail's right of way through the peaceful tdwn of Paradise, and there are four new gun-happy "gandy-dancers" to make things even worse.

(Color) 8:307, 9 The Lucy Show. Our favorite redhead is in fine form tonight playing a life-sized dummy for ventriloquist Paul Winchell. In the latter part of the show, Lucy mimes all the gestures of Winchell's doll-like stooge while he does the talking, and she's just about perfect right down to her sawdust shoes. (Color) 8:30 Chs. 5, 22 Roger Miller.

Baseball's champion spieler, Casey Stengel, turns up to verbalize about the World Series with Roger, and the pity of it is he's not allowed to go the full half hour. Folk singers Teter, Faul and Mary share the guest roster and Miller closes the show with a medley of his own tunes. (Color) 9:00 Chs. 7, 9 Andy it h. A simple, honest little episode about baseball, with Sheriff Andy umpiring a crucial Little League game in which son Opie plays ajnajor part.

Though the baseball sequence is well handled, there's more pleasure in the inane chatter from Barbara Floyd, doober and newcomer Howard Sprague. (Color) Mitclirll CASEY TELLS BASEBALL TALE TO ROGER MILLER BROOKE BUNDY, "DAD," WENDELL COREY 1 Shooting Scene From "Run for Your Life" no need for extensive descriptions during a telecast Thus the interpretive announcer has come to the fore in TV coverage of just about any sports contest certainly his presence enhances the viewer's understandina of what is taking place But, if I'm going to listen to a game of any kind on radio and have to depend upon someone else's eyes, I'll sail take the Old Redheafi any day. ARKITUON'S nose count for the second week of the new season revealed a fairly static situation but also showed a couple of notable moves Like Red Skellon jumped from 14th to third and Rat Patrol went all the way from IJtli to fifth (why, I'll never be able to tell you.) On the other side of the coin, It's About Time which was soaring in seventh position in the first survey dropped all the way out of the top 20, as did Girl from U.N.C.L.K., Andy Williams and Pruitls of Southampton. Some oldies moved tip a few notches (Peyton Place II, The Virginian and Petticoat Junction) and a new entry, Family Affair, began to pick up fol- lowers and is in a 20th place tie WI.W RADIO 'copter cop, Lieut. Art Mehring, and his pilot, Jack PoVise, did a lit tie extracurricular work last Thursday morning While on their usual traffic survey over the Queen City, they spotted a two-year-old girl who had been missing overnight They set the copter down in a field, picked up the tot and returned her to her home only a little the worse for wear A Relates His Most Unforgetable Moments 10:00 Chs.

5, 7 Run For Your Life. "The Com-miltee for the 23th." A sad and sombre tale played out against the flashy backdrop of a gangster-owned Las Vegas gambling joint. Paul Bryan is appalled to find a very young San Francisco heiress he knows hung up in a glass cage performing a trance-like dance. What happens to him, the girl, and the girl's father when the gangsters learn of their friendship comes on like a cross between the usual mobster plot and a sensitive study of a rebellious youngster out on a limb. (Color) 10:00 Ch.

2 The Big Valley. "Caesar's Wife." A melodramatic potboiler for the ladies. Di-anne Foster guest stars as a vixen who covets her middleaged husband's adopted son and brings scandal, death and grief in her wake. Audra, a friend of the woman's stepson, becomes involved and has to keep silent even at the expense of her own safety. (Color) 11:30 Chs.

2, 5 Tonight Show Starring Johnny Carson. Sen. Barry Goldwater is Johnny's special guest tonight, joining "Get Smart's" Don Adams on the scheduled list. (Color) most beautiful thing I know next to human love that's English language," Barter's dismissal leaves the Yankees with three broad-rasters Joe Garagiola, Phil Rizuto and Jerry Coleman all former big league baseball players The other non-athlete member of the team in addition to Red, Mel Allen, 'was canned two years ago and replaced by Garagiola Barber maintained in the interview that he had always ronsidered it the broadcaster's first duty to report what Was happening and skip personal opinions Thin is almost diametrically opposite to the trend that has been developing for several year whereby expertise has been setting more and more of a priority over straight reporting Barber's forte has always been a straight forward account of the progress of the action, couched in colorful terminology and delivered in a conversational, non-hysterical tone of voice There aren't too many of his breed around these days Perhaps the emergence of television is responsible as long as a fan can see the play with his own eyes there's Television WKey Today Movies 9:00 12 "College Scandal" (1935) Arline Judge. College student is mysteriously murdered.

('2) 4:00 12 "Lord of the Jungle" (1W5) Johnny Sheffield. Dull Bimba adventure film. 2) 5 22 "Carolina Moon" (1910) Gene Autry western. () 10:00 12 "The Miracle" (1959 Color) Carol Baker. A girl's rebellion with god.

"Behind Green Lights" (1915) William Gargan. Good crime melodrama. "Giganlis, (he Fire 'Monster (1959) Giant monsters battle to destroy the world. () TODAY'S CROSSWORD PUZZLE 1 unrMiA I 9:00 12 "River of Romance" (1929) I would like In know tli nnnift of niovi) utarrliig Farley (irnngfr and Jann With- fr. It had to do with Urn Nazi rejjlni and I lillpe 'North" wa ftomcpliwA in tlin Mr.

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