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00 ovte Schedule MI We 4,4 SATURDAY WEDNESDAY 10:00 A.M."No Tim. for Love" (1943), Claudette Colbert, Fred Mac-Murray (9) 12:30 P.M.-:"Target Hong Kong" (1953), Richard Denning, Nancy Gates (4) 1:00 P.M. "Brother Orchid" (1940), Edward G. Robinson (10) 3:30 P.M."Sally, Irene end Mary" (1938), Alice Faye, Tony Mar. tin (7) P.M."Variety Girl" (1947), all-star cast (4).

"Yellow Squadron" (1955), Hasse Ekman, Ann-Marie Gillenspetz (10) 5:30 P.M."Guadalconat" Diary" (1 943), William Bendix, Lloyd Nolan (12) 11:15 P.M."Foreign Intrigue" (1956), Robert Mitchum, Genevieve Page; "The Betrayal" (1955), Phillip Friend, Diana Decker (7). "Safari" (1940), Madeleine Carroll, Douglas Fairbanks Jr. (9) 11:20 P.M."Steel fist" (1 952), Roddy McDowall, Kristine Miller (12) Noon Missile' (I 9511, Glenn Ford, Viveco tindfors (4). "Words and Music" (1948), Mickey Rooney, Judy Garland (7) 3:00 P.M.--"Heldi" (1937), Shirley Temple, Jean Hersholt (6) 3:30 P.M."Mark of Zorro" (1940), Tyrone Power, Undo Darnell (4). "Calcutta" (1947), Alan Ladd, Gail Russell (9) 5:30 P.M."By the Light of the Silvery Moon" (1 953), Doris Day, Gordon Mac Roe (7) 8:00 P.M."Tunes of Glory" (1960), Alex Guinness, John Mills (6-79) P.M."Never Trust a Gambler" (1951), Done Clark, Cathy O'Donnell; "Sudden Money" (1939), Charles Ruggles, Marjorie Rombeou (4).

"Twelve Angry Men" (1957, Henry Fonda, Lee J. Cobb (10). "Haiti. day Inn" (1942), Fred Astaire, Bing Crosby (1 2) 12:15 A.M."Crawling Eye" (1957), Forrest Tucker, Janet Munro (5). "All for Mary," Nigel Potrick, Kathleen Harrison (7) 5:30 P.M.

Moon" (1950), Warner Andersor (12) 11:15 P.M.-"Amiossder's Daughter" (1956), Olivia de Hovilland, John Forsythe: "Fort Tomo" (1955), Peter Graves, Joan Vohs (7). "Saigon" (1948), Alan tadd, Veronica Lake (9) 11:20 P.M.-"In Which We Serve" (1942), Noel Coward, John Mills (12) FRI DAY 10:00 A.M.-"Nights of Nights" (1940), Pat O'Brien, Roland Young (9) 12:30 P.M.-"Black Dakotas" (1954). Gory Merrill(4J 1:00 P.M.-"The Boss" (1956), John Payne, Doe Avedon (10) P.M. and the Leopard Woman" (1946), Johnny Weissmuller, Brenda Joyce (7) 5:00 P.M.-"Where There's Hope" (1947), Bob Hope, Signe Hass)), William Bendix (4). "Chicago Confidential" (1957), Brian Keith, Beverly Garland (10) 5:30 P.M.

Incident" (1 949), George Murphy, Ricardo.Montalbon (1 2) 11:15 P.M.-"Nightmare Alley" (1947), Tyrone Power, Coleen Gray; "Where Do We Go From Here?" (1945), Fred MocMurray, June Hover (7). "Sorrowful Jones" (1949), Bob Hope, Lucille Boll (9) 11:20 P.M.-"Snow Creature" (1954), foul Langton, Leslie Denison (12) 11:25 P.M.-"Angels in the Outfield" (1951), Pool Douglas, Janet Leigh (6) 1:00 A.M.-"This Man is News" (1939), Barry Bornes, Valerie Hobson (4) 5:30 P.M. "Dragonfly Squadron" (1954), Joan Hodiak, Barbara Brit. ton (12) 7:30 P.M."My Cousin Rachel" 952), Orivia do Havilland Richard Burton (4-10) 1 1:1 5 P.M."The Flame and the Arrow" (1950), Burt Lancaster, Vir. ginia Mayo; "Mr.

Mote's Last Warning" (1939). Peter Lorre, Virginia Field (7). "Alias Nick Beal" (1948), Ray Milland, Audrey Toner (9) 1 1:20 P.M."Odd Man Out" (1947). James Mason, Kathleen Ryon (12) TUESDAY 10:00 A.M."Night of June 13" (1 932). Clive Brook, Mary Boland (9) 12:30 P.M.

"Church Mouse" (1935), Ian Hunter, Laura LoPlante (4) 1:00 P.M."Lion and the Horse" (1952), Steve Cochran, Sherry Jock. son 0 0) 3:30 P.M."Love of Edgar Allen Poe" (1942), John Sheppard, Linda Darnell (7) 5:00 P.M."Bahama Passage" (1942), Madeleine Carroll, Sterling Hayden (4). "Gunge Din" (1939), Cary Grant, Douglas Fairbanks Jr. (10) 5:30 P.M."Safari Drums" (1953), Johnny Sheffield, Barbaro Bester (12) 7:30 P.M."Girl Ho Left Behind" (1956), Tab Hunter, Natalie Wood (10) 1 1:1 5 P.M."Big Knife" (1955), Jock Polonce, Ida lupino; "Emergency Hospital" (1956), Byron Palmer, Margaret Lindsay (7). "Per.

fest Marriage" (1947), Loretto Young, David Nivea (9) 1 1:20 P.M. "Mr. Imperium" (I 95: Ezio Pinza, Lana Turner, Debbie Reynolds (1 2) 7 VW Ft 9:30 14.M.--"Tersons Revenge" (1938), Glenn Morris, Eleanor Holm (7). "luck Benny Rides Again" (1940), Jock Benny, Ellen Drew (9' 12:00 Palms In Son Francisco" (1945), Tom Conway, Rita Corday; "On the lisirrir Reef," documentary (7) 1:30 P.M.--"Doy the forth Stood Still" (1951), Michael Rennie, Patricia Neal (10) 2:00 P.M."Phenist City Story' (1955), Richard Kiley, Kathryn Grant, John McIntyre; "Revolt in the Rig House" (1958), Gene Evans, Robert Bloke (I 2) P.M."Target Zero" (1955), Richard Conte, Peggie Castle (7)- "The Jungle" (1952), Rod Cameron, Cesar Romero (1 2) 9:00 P.M."Night and the City" (1950), Richard Widmork, Gene Tierney (4-10) 11:1 5 P.M. "1 984" (1956), Edmond O'Brien, Jan Sterling; "This Reckless Age" (1932), Buddy Rogers, Peggy Shannon (4).

"Dream Wife" (1953), Cory Gront, Deborah Kerr (6). "Picture of Dorian Grey' (1944), Hurd Hatfield, Donna Reed; "Nightmare" (1 956), Edward G. Robinson, Kevin McCarthy (7). "Night Has Thousand Eyes" (1948), Edword G. Robinson, Gail Russell (9).

"Band of Angels" (1957), Clark Gable, Yvonne DeCarlo (10). "The Plainsman" (1 937), Gory Cooper, Jean Arthur (12) 12:45 A.M."Marry Me Again" (1 953), Marie Wilson, Robert Cummings (5) sZLE 40 Female saint (ab.) 42 Stump the 45 Miss Sheridan 48 Improvement purchases (ab.) 49 Lamprey 52 Upper bench (ab.) 54 Thus LAST SUNDAY'S SOLUTION D-17 1 sTaCIR SO 1 MAT IstpST 0 SnAt EAT 12 I ST.1 I EUEMEN TOLEJOCIES TEEM ERLE KEAFIERNE 5 EA EARHETON NEXT SUNDAY IcTI 5 9 13 16 17 20 24 25 26 29 32 35 36 3 41 42 45 -4-67 49 50 30 BOSTON SUNDAY GLOBE. MARCH 31, 1963 11 4 1 .4 4 li i 4- '0 .0 1 i lit I 1 LI; )It hik-n -1 1 I 41) II I 3 Most uncommon 4 Captain of detectives monogram 5 Still 6 Bags (ab.) 7 Chaldean city 8 Venerate 9 Mr. Wynn 10 Worms 12 Medium for Tiki 13 Made by Ness 16 Defenders clients 22 Waste allowances 23 Locations 25 TV cables 28 What Dennis does 30 Ceremony 33 Ed 34 Zoroastrian sacred books 36 Handled 37 Roman officials 38 Mason's girl Friday SOLUTION THURSDAY 10:00 A.M."Now and Forever" (1 934), Gary Cooper, Shirley Temple, Carole Lombard (9) 12:30 P.M."Beyond the Blue Horizon" (1942), Dorothy Lamour, Richard Denning (4) 1:00 P.M."Perfect Snob" (1941), Come) Wilde, Lynn Bari (1 0) 3:30 P.M."Sweethearts" (1938), Jeanette MacDonald, Nelson Eddy (7) 5:00 P.M."Swomp Water" (1941), Walter Brennan, Walter Huston, Dona Andrews (4). "Prince and the Pauper" (1937), Errol Flynn, Claude Roins, Mouch Twins (1 0) The story of the theft in 1911 goes back to Vincenzo Perugia, who once worked in the Louvre in Paris.

In the painting he recaptured memories of a lost love. One day he entered into a proposition with two men who said they'd pay him well to steal the famous painting. Perugia commits the theft. At a farmhouse where his two confederates begin their scheme of swindle. Perugia is horrified to learn they plan the destruction of his beloved masterpiece to remove evidence of the crime which has spurred an international police search for the art treasure.

MONDAY 10:00 A.M. "Never Say 939), Bob Hope, Martha Roye (9) 12:30 P.M."Boulder Dam" 0936), Ross Alexander, Patricia Ellis (4) 1:00 PA. "Bordertown" (1935), Paul Mani, Bette Davis (10) 3:30 P.M. "This Above All" (1942), Tyrone Power, Joan Fontaine (7) 5:00 P.M."Immortal Sergeant" (1943), Henry Fonda, Maureen O'Hara (4). "Rebel Without Cause" (1955), James Dean, Natalie Wood (10) A Short Order "Alex.

I need a painting in three daysthe Mona Lisa." Jack Webb obviously was not speaking to an art dealer, since the Mona Lisa is now back in the Louvre in Paris. Nor was he talking to an underworld fence who might have had ideas to lift the famous painting while it was in the United States. Webb was talking to the man most of Hollywood's production bosses seek when they need a legitimate piece of art work for their make-believe dramas: Alex Rosenfeld. Ile created a Mona Lisa for the GE True drama of today (Sunday) titled "The Tenth Mona Lisa." The drama concerns the 1911 theft of the DaVinci masterpiece. Vito Scotti portrays the unemployed Italian laborer whose adoration of the Mona Lisa led him to commit the crime of the century.

Rosenfeld painted the copy of the Mona Lisa in three days. He did it on wood, as did DaVinci which gave him his greatest problem in making the copy look authentic: the aged look the original has. The aging of a copy on canvas of an old masterpiece can be accomplished with an air brush, varnishes and a cracking process, but these don't work on wood. Rosenfeld, using a needle-tipped stylus. spent hours etch PAGE 28 ACROSS I Mason or Como 6 Stoney II Lassie does it to Timmy 13 Concurs 14 Mongrel 15 Seen in sad shows 17 Stoney's pal 18 Fruit drink 19 TV medium 20 Direction for Capt Ahab 21 Avian homes 24 Morning moisture 26 Short-napped fabric 27 Sunset 29 Car 54 device 31 Chevalier's summer 32 Three times (comb.

form) 33 Dickens and Fenster 35 Bristles 38 Division (ab.) 39 Bourbon and Basin (ab.) 41 Dispatches 43 Capt Troy's direction 44 Greek letter 46 Perch 47 Lieutenants (ab.) 48 Miss Dunne 50 Winglike part 51 Abatements (coll.) 53 Bonanza squatter 55 Nomads 56 Loam I 3 11 14 111 21 33 34 Jack Webb uses his fingers to tell artist Alex Rosenfeld he needs a finished copy of the Mona Lisa from artist Alexander Rosenfeld in three days for the GE True drama on CBS, and Ch 5, today (Sum day) at 9:30 p.m. Rosenfeld indicates with two fingers the number of years Leonardo Da Vinci spent creating his famous masterpiece. 12 111 '19 22 23 28 31 44 47 51 52 12 ing minute cracks to stimulate the texture of the original. Unknown to Webb, it was not the first time Rosenfeld had been asked to copy the Pa Vinci painting. He had duplicated the Mona Lisa for a scene in the Marlon Brando picture, "One-Eyed Jacks." For the movie.

Mona was pictured with a stack of poker chips and five cards in those famous hands in repose. She giaced the wall in a western saloon scene. Scotti has a second association with the Mona Lisa too, having played the little man who purloined the painting on a "You Are There" TV drama in 1956. DOWN I Nut 2 Evades 55.