The Ottawa Journal from Ottawa, Ontario, Canada • Page 58

4 THE TV JOURNAL APRIL 20 26. PROGRAMS and highlights MONDAY I ake Thirty. 4.00-Scarlett Hill. 4.30-Rin- Tin Tin. 5.00-Razzle Dazzle.

30- -125 Living World. 6.00- Ottawa News. 6.10- -Billboard. 6.15-Doble Gillis. 6.43 News 6.55-News in Sports.

7.01-Seven-O-One. 7.30-Don Messer. 8.00-Danny Thomas. 8.30-Festival. "Othello." 10.45 -In View.

11.00- News. 11.14- -Viewpoint. 11.20-Night Final, 11.28- Sportstime. 11.38 -Thriller. CIOH 13 AND 8 9.10-School Telecast.

9.30-Good Morning, 9.40-Miss Helen. 10.00-Domino. 11.00-Plaza A.M. 12.00-News. 12.15- -Treasure Trackdown.

1.45- -Garden Show. 2.00-Plaza P.M. 2.30-Burns and Allen. 3.00 -People 1 in Conflict. 3.30-Here's Looking at 4.00- erville.

5.30-Rocky 1 and His Friends. Maverick. 8.50-News and Weather. 7.00-The Rifleman. 7.30-77 Sunset Strip.

8.30- Dick Powell Theatre. 9.30-Take A Chance. 10.00-To Tell the Truth. 10.30-National News. 10.45 Night Beat.

11.00-Pierre Berton Hour. 12.00- Reflections, CBOFT 9 CBOT 1.00- Afternoon Edition. 1.55-Noon Report. 2.00-Chez Helene. 2.15 -Nursery School.

2.30-Sing Ring Around. 2.45-Friendly Giant. 3.00-Loretta Young, 12.55 -Premier bulletin. 1.00-| Long. Metrage.

3.00-Votre cuisine Madame. 3.15-Votre enfant, madame. 3.30 Revue de la maison. 4.00 Bobino. 4.30 La bolte a surprises.

5.00- Monsieur Pipo. 5.30-L'epee de Florence. 6.00-Bulletin local d'information. 6.10-Quor de 92 6.15 Aujord 'bul. 7.00-Telejournal.

7.15-Politiques. 7.30-On vous appelle. 8.00-Les belles histoires. 8.30-La poule aux oeufs d'or. 9.00-Dans tous les cantons.

9.30-Histoire vecue. 10.00 -Telejournal, 10.30 -Temps present. 11.00-- Cinema, WENY 7 WATERTOWN 1.30- College of the Air. 8.00-Capt. Kangaroo.

9.00- -News, Educational 10.00- Calendar, 10.30-| Love Lucy. 11.00-The McCoys, 11.30-Seven Keys. 12.00-Love of Life. CJOH Highlights 9:30 Goad Morning. Ian Burnett with Bible readings and other words of inspiration, favorite hymns and guests.

9.40 Party Line. Dave Patrick and Claire Griffin. (Monday to Friday.) 10.00 Domino. Sydna Harrison and Bill Luxton with daily game show. 11.00 Plaza A.M.

Interviews and homemaking ideas with Claire Griffin, Karen Bell, Lloyd McQuiggin, Ruth Johnson, the music of Champ Champagne and Kim Mahood with her With Kim" exercises. 12.15 Treasure Trackdown. Or Deny" (1941). Don Ameche, Joan Bennett, Roddy McDowell and Eric Blore star in this story of a Yankee war correspondent in bombed- out London who sacrifices the greatest story of his career because the girl he loves won't transmit story without official permission. 1.45 Garden Tips on home gardening from experts.

(Monday to Friday.) 52.00 Plaza P.M. Guests and features and some of the cast of the morning show. (Monday to Friday.) 2.30 Burns and Allen. Jimmy Valentine touch is added when Gracie surprises George with the gift of a wall safe and then proceeds to lock the combination inside. Here's Looking at You.

Fashion and makeup tips with Richard Willis. (Monday to Friday.) 4.00 Cartoonerville. Chich, Holly and Slimey with cartoons, stories, songs and fun. (Monday to Friday.) 5.30 Rocky and His Friends. An animated cartoon series with Rocky, the flying squirrel, Bullwinkle, the poetry loving moose and Mr.

Peabody, the hound. Maverick. "The Devil's Necklace." Bart Maverick is tricked by a disreputable peddler into purchasing wagonload of merchandise only to discover later that beautiful Indian girl is bound and gagged inside. 7.30-77 Sunset Strip. "The Common Denominator." Jett Spencer tracks down a suspect killer following the murder of series of girls using Suzanne as bait.

8.30 Dick Powell Theatre. "The Court Martial of Captain Dick Powell heads a cast of nine stars in this drama about: war hero charged with killing a scientist who had announced plans to defect to the Communist cause. With Robert, Webber, Dina Metrill, Ed Begley and Charlie Ruggles. 10.00 To Tell the Truth. Stan Helleur, Bob Hall, Dorothy Cameron and Toby Tarnow, Don Cameron is host.

11.00-Pierre Berton Hour. Guests join Pierre nightly for an hour of controversial conversation. (Monday 'to Friday.) 8.00-Danny Thomas. 8.30- Othello. 10.45-In View.

11.00- -News. 11.15-Local News. 11.35-EMO Report. 11.45 The Pioneers. CBOT Highlights 12.30 -Search for Tomorrow.

-Guiding Light 1.00 -General Hospital. 1.30-As the World Turns. 2.00-Password. 2.80-Houseparty. for a Day.

3.30 -The Millionaire. 4.00- The Secret Storm. 4.30-Discovery. 5.00-Ernie Ford. 5.30-The Early Show.

weatherman. 6.35-Local News. 40- -tarty Sports, 6.45- -Dougias Edwards. It to Beaver. 7.00 -Fo Tell the Truth.

8.00-I've got a Secret. 8.30 -The Lucy Show. 9.00-Danny Thomas. 9.30-Andy Griffith. 10.00-Ben Casey.

11.00-News, Sports. 11.15-The Late Movie. CBMT 6 MONTREAL 1.10-News, Weather. 1.15 Montreal Matinee. 2.00 -Chez Helene, 2.15- Nursery School.

2.30 -Sing Ring Around. 2.45-Friendly Giant. 3.00 -Loretta Young. 3.30- Take Thirty. 4.00-Scarlett Hill.

4.30 -I Love Lucy. 5.00-Razzle Dazzle. 6.00-The Hathaways. 6.30-Metro. 6.45 CBC TV News 6.55-Sports.

7.01-Seven-0-One. 7.30-Don Messer. 8.00-Danny Thomas. 8.30-Festival. 10.45 -In View.

11.00-News Viewpoint. 11.20-Sport. 11.30-Movie. CHOV PEMBROKE 2.00 -Chez Helene. 2.15 -Nursery School.

2.30-Children's Shows. 3.00-Loretta Young. 3.30-Take Thirty. 4.00-Scarlett Hill 4.30-J. and K.

5.00-Razzle* Dazzle. 5.30-TBA. 6.00- -News, Weather 6.15-Name the Face. 6.30-TBA 7.30-Don Messer. 8.00-Danny Tomas.

8.30-Festival. 10.45-In View. 11.00-News. CKWS 11 KINGSTON 11.30-Romper Room. 12.30- -News and Weather.

12.40-Farm World. 12.50 -Sports at Noon. 1.00-Early Movie. 2.30-Sing Ring Around. 2.45-Friendly Giant.

3.00-Almanac. 3.30-Take. Thirty. 4.00-Scarlett Hill. 4.30 Children's Film.

5.00-Razzle Dazzle. 5.30-This Living World. 6.00-Bourbon Street West. 7.00 Local News, Sports. 7.30-Don Messer.

1.00 Afternoon Edition. Dr. David Baird of the University of Ottawa; "60 Years of Fashion" is the title of British film to be shown; Helen Gougeon outlines the 'cross Canada baking contest for teenage girls; and Wanda Baron gives Bill Kehoe another dancing lesson. 2.00 Chez Helene. Helene Baillargeon gives lessons in conversational French for preschoolers.

2.15 Nursery School Time. Adventures for children with Miss Teddy and Hoppy the Bunny. 2.30 Sing Ring Around. Donna Miller and Cheeky, her monkey friend; -present songs and stories from their music room. P.

2.45 Friendly Giant. Story, song, and fun for pre schoolers. Robert Homme. 3.30 Take Thirty. With Anna Cameron and Paul Soles.

Pam Hyatt and Sebastien Cabot are among the guests. 4.00 Scarlett Hill. "Room to Let." Janice Turner, a young girl from the city comes to live at Kate Russell's rooming house. Cast: Beth Lockerbie a Kate Russell, Ed McNamara as Harry Maclaine; Ivor Barry as Walter Pendleton; Suzanne Bryant as Janice Turner. 5.00 Razzie Dazzle.

Howard salutes, station CKNX-TV Wingham, Ont. The Razzle Dazzie Dancers take a Spring visit to a sidewalk. cafe in Paris. Mr. Chevaleer (Howard) tours other romantic parts of Paris.

5.30 This Living World. Bea Benaderet Worked to Perfect Cousin Pearl Role Comedienne Bea Benaderet, seen in the role of Cousin Pearl in the comedy series, Beverly Hillbillies," is a real pro in the opinion of creatorwriter-producer Paul -Henning, When Bea auditioned for the role her dialect was perfect for the role of a hillbilly social climber, with just the slightest tremor, which could concelyably have been brought 1 on by the fact that her relatives had just sold their oil-rich swamp for $25 million. Actually, Bea called on her experience as a veteran network radio actress with. Jack Benny, George Burns and Orson Welles for the hillbilly accent. "The tremor was all mine," she said, the fact that' in all those years I'd never done anything as a hillbilly.

was plain nervous." After she had been notified that the role was hers, Bea found a dramatic coach rated tops in dialect training. She studied with, him for a week before the "Hillbillies" pilot went in front of the cameras. "Just to make sure I had it right," she said. She also didn't tell. anyone about her studying.

The series was on the air for mor than a month before Henning uncovered the story. "That to me," he said, "is the mark of real professional actress." Henning, incidentally, will star Bea in new series come Fall. It's called "Whistle Stop." (Natural' Science), host is Steve Bloomer. Birds are today's topic. 6.15 Many Loves of Dobie Gillis.

"Taken To The Cleaners." Dwayne Hickman stars as Dobie Gillis; Frank Faylen as his father, Florida Friebus; and Tuesday Weld as his sweetheart, Thalia Menninger. 7.01 Seven 0 One. Interviews and a weather report with Percy Saltzman and Rex Loring. 7.30 Don Messer's Jubilee. Guest is folk singer Fred McKenna of Marysville, NS.

He sings The Golden Vanity, and I Took It. Marg Osburne sings Butcher's Boy, and An English Country Garden. Charlie Chamberlain sings Mountains of Mourne, and Mister Churchill. Together they sing Carry On, and The Queen Is Still In London. Banjoist Vic Mullen's solo is Fireball Mail.

The Buchta Dancers dance to Liberty TwoStep. Quiet-time number May the Good Lord Bless and Keep You. The Islanders play Liverpool Hornpipe, and London Hornpipe. 8.00 The Danny Thomas Show. "The Homecoming." Danny and Kathy return from their Europaen vacation, but the excitement of the occasion is dimmed for the Halpers when they realize they're going to have to make a major readjustment in moving back to their own apartment.

Festival. "Othello." Grand opera by Giuseppe Verdi, libretto by Arrigo Boito, English version of Eric Crosier. Story, based on Shakespeare's play, is the tragedy of Othello, the Moor, whose destructon brought about by the machinations of the evil lago, playing upon Othello's jealous love' for his wife, Desdemona. 10.45 In View. Host is Nathan Cohen, entertainment editor and drama critic for the Toronto Daily Star.

11.87 Thriller. "The Ordeal of Dr. Cordell." Robert Vaughn and Kathleen Crowley appear in this episode when strange experiment causes research scientist to have lapses of madness when 'he hears the sound of a bell. Vane. POWER Stating PLUS! brings both to the new CRESCENDO HEARING GLASSES Now, new power and clarity for severe hearing losses in the compact, beautifullyatyled Beltone Crescendo.

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