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Radio Report By Oscar Otalgla As easily the most significant diplomatic event of the past decade, the approaching "conference at. the summit" in Geneva will draw a larger-than-usual contin gept of radio reporters and analysts to Switzerland in its wake. Just for example, the Mutual Broadcasting System will be sending such headliners as Bob Consi- dirie, Fulton Lewis sad Henry Gladstone to cover the sessions. The schedule for special broadcasts about the Big Four confer 1 ence hasn't yet been released, bul I'm sure Mutual and KSAL will give pretty complete coverage. CBS will send Edward R.

Murrow, Eric Sevareid, Richard C. Holtelet, Alexander Kendrick, and Blair Clark to the scene. Their reports, of course, will be heard on all regular CBS news broadcasts. hi addition, a special series titled Parley at the Surmnit will be presented Monday through Friday frojn 1Q to 10:15 pm, Eastern Daylight Time. This would be 8 to 8:15 pm our time, but I don't know when CBS affiliates in this area (KFH and WIBW) will carry the programs.

Listeners to those stations might well keep an ear cocked for broadcast limes with a group Of hend- liners like Murrow and Company the show should be worth sevon times its IS-minute duration. A Sunday Parley at the Summit program also has been scheduled for 12:30 to 1 pm, EDT. The Stratford Shakespearean Festival of Drama and Music at Stratford, Ontario Canada, will be the site of four special concerts to be aired by the Mutual Broadcasting System and KSAL on consecutive Sundays beginning July 17. Broadcast time will be from 9 to 10 pm. The festival will replace the vacationing C3C Symphony Orchestra, which ended its last series July 3.

The 1955 All-Star baseball game, to be played Tuesday, will broadcast for the 12th straight year over the coast-to-coast Mutual network. KSAL will air the "Cavalcade of Sports" feature starling at 1:15 pm. A preview of Uie classic is scheduled at pm Monday on KSAL, GOOD AT FIGURES--Mara Corday is one of shapliest additions to Hollywood jungle. Mara turned out to be as good at figures as she is of figure. She was called nation's most photographed photographer's model when she decided to become actress.

She took cut in income to make switch. Now it's paying off. Movie Menu Attempts Escape From Barless Prison Vogue Elroy Hirsch, the former footballer, stars in i story of a prison without bars or armed guards. In spite of the excellent treatment, Hirsch plans and attempts an escape. He is halted, not by a wall or by force, but by influence of another prisoner.

Barbara Hale, Chester Morris and Todd Duncan also star. Now showing through Tuesday. "Strange Lady in Grcer arson's first outdoor film is com- wilh MBS Sports Director a 11 plicated by a plot which requires Jonas doing the honors from Mil- her to love and dislike Dana Andrews. Miss Garson is adventurer Cameron Mitchell's sister in Santa Fe. Mitchell is killed after a bank hold-up when he attempts to surrender to the law.

Miss Garson and Andrews eventually reconcile differences and join in matrimony. Starts Wednesday. Watson "Daddy Long Astaire is the secret benefactor of French orphan Leslie Caron, brings the girl to America for her education. Miss Caron writes appealing letters to her guardian known to her as Daddy Long Legs. The letters bring romance to Astaire and he is able to tell the girl his true identity.

Now showing Wednesday. "Hell's John Payne goes to Puerto Rosario to seek a stolen mby for smuggler Francis L. Sul- waukee's Hotel Schroeder. Here's one from the neurosis department: Gary Crosby said on his show the other night that he knows a man who's going to a psychiatrist because he's a Texan but isn't especially proud of it. This program ought to be required listening after the recent civil defense Operation Alert fiasco: "Where Do We Stand on Civil Defense" will be the subject discussed on America's Town Meeting of the Air Sunday night on ABC stations.

KFBI, Wichita, will air the show from 7 to 8 pm. Civil Defense Administrator Val Peterson, Mayor August Walz, Wilmington, Delaware, and Congressman Daniel Flood (D-Pa.) will be the guests. livan. He meets and woos an old flame, Mary Murphy, and is in- Here's a sentiment after ivolved in chase after chase as the own heart from the "Two for the rubv draws attention from, police and Ginger Rogers, and Saint's Girl with Louis Hayward. Wednesday and Thursday.

with Gary Grant and Joan Fontaine, and "Bullets for starring a Starrett. Friday and Saturday. Rocket Drive-In "Davy Crockett" and "Arizona Sheep with Stormy. Wednesday through Saturday. "Overland Pacific" and "The Rocket Saturday only.

Saturday midnight show is the "Man in 81 Drive-In "The Far with Jame: Stewart, Ruth Roman, Corinne Calvet and Walter Brennan, and "The Petty with Joan Caulfield and Robert Cunnings. a through Tuesday, "Tali Man starring Randolph Scott, and with Kim Novak, Fred MacMurray and Phil Carey. Starts Wednesday. By Grtm. V.

CBS has ambitious plans for the coverage of the Big Four Confer cnce at Geneva opening Sunday. Highlight of the a m-packed schedule will be two special, half- hour reports on successive Sundays at 5:30 pm. The first report is for July 17 and the second will follow a week later. CBS newsmen from, the US and Europe will be in Geneva to cover the biggest single diplomatic venture in the past 10 years. Ed Murrow, Eric Sevareid, Richard Hottelet and Alexander Kendrick are among TV reporters as signed to cover the momentous week.

Mother always told me Virtue was its own Best Reward. Now comes CBS's "The $64,000 Question" and makes Bible study certainly a virtue rewarding in a highly material way. At least it was rewarding for Mrs. Catherine E. Kreitzer, 54- year-old grandmother from Camp Hill, Pa.

Mrs. Kreitzer tapped the show's bulging till for $32,000 and can try for $64,000 on Tuesd a night's show. The show has excited considerable comment among viewers here. Most of the contestants are i n- formed in the categories of questions they choose, a rarity in quiz shows. The questions are lough ones, too.

I haven't been able to answer correctly a single one. That's what I don't like about the show. Usually, you know, the viewer is able to answer most questions asked on quiz shows. You sit and wonder why the contestants are such dumb bunnies Gives one a nice feeling of superiority. That's quite a comfort.

I forgot to wish "Search for CBS daytime a jerker, a happy 1000th broadcast, a recent milestone. How thoughtless of me. It's television's oldest daytime serial. It looks it, too. "Voice of topnotch ABC musical program, will depart from tradition for its 6:30 pm Monday program.

There'll be no guest artist, a format unique in the program's 27 years of broadcasting. Instead the eight members of the mixed chorus will sing solos and duets in an all-request program of numbers most frequently requested letters from listeners. The program is a dandy, too, starting with "Pomp and Circumstance" and going through selections from the "Vagabond "Snow and Will 1 ever be nostalgic. Gary Admits Dad Helps By James Bacon HOLLYWOOD Of) It's refreshing, for a change, to hear one Hollywood son admit that it helps in show business to have a famous father. Gary Crosby, eldest of Sing's four boys, is in show business now for keeps.

He's a regular performer on Tennessee Ernie's CBS radio show and will have hjs own show this summer. He did one TV spot with Jack Benny and has another one coming up with Ed Sullivan. On May 26, he and Louis Armstrong break in a theater act in South Bend, and then go into the Chicago Theater for a stand. Has it hurt or helped being Ding's boy? "It's helped plenty," the husky Gary answers with unusual frankness. "A lot of doors were opened that might otherwise have been slammed hi my face." His answer differs from the slock one given by most sons of famous Hollywood personalities who say their fathers" prestige hurts Since most of them start their careers as producers, this gets an "oh yeah" reaction from the public.

But Bing's prestige is probably only partly responsible for Gary's send-off in the business. Most important is the sense of rhythm he inherited from both his father and late mother- He's also a young carbon copy of his dad in the casual wit department. The latter bequests are the ones that will enable him to keep working on his own. In this commercial town, Bing's name may open the door but it takes talent to stay inside. The kid's got it.

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Starts Thursday. The Saturday midnight show is Strand "Batllc starring Van Heflin and Aldo Ray. Now showing through Wednesday. "Revenge of Creature" a "Cult of Starts Thursday. Royal "A Bullet is i Stephen McNally and Jean Sim mons, and "The Band Wagon" Sunday through Tuesday.

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