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it Journeyed there via the -cameras' (TO) Ott? had the chance to feed their souls and enrich their senses. A home of famous fighting outfits, the New York National Guard Armory in Harlem, was the final stop. Talks by officers and a drill by the St. Martin Cadets set the stage for the remarks of District Planning FiffhvAye. Tour Shows- Wonders of Our Town By BEN GROSS Commissioner George Gregory, who emphasized some of that sec tion's problems: The need for more jobs, improved educational facilities and better housing.

The sight of some of the grimy. Most New-Yorkers take their town too much for granted. Right here, almost within walking distance of THE NEWS Building, are Some of the fascinating sights of the world and yet how ramshackle buildings in this section indeed provided a startling contrast to grandeurs of the lower 6tretches of the Avenue. So there it was art, literature, aistory, fashion, worship, com merce, wealth and poverty all 1 'e" part of one of the world's great thoroughfares. And if you yourself haven't yet seen it all, take a tip from Wide Wide World and someday cover every bit of it, from Greenwich Village to XJl i or 00 LfffLi Harlem.

Ireland: Dave Garroway Nanette Fabray Speaking of travelogues, one wanted to visit Dublin after get were treated to an impromptu ting glimpses of it during Chet Huntley's Outlook show (NBC-TV, What a charming city! The daughter of the ereat Irish playwright Sean O'Casey, many of us see these magical wonders? i One thought of this yesterday when NBC-TV devoted its entire 90-minute telecast to "Fifth Avenue-New York" (4 to 5:30 P.M.)- It was a vivid travelogue this queen of boulevards, from Greenwich Village to Harlem. So much history, legend and tradition are associated with the Avenue, that a dozen programs would be required to present a fully-rounded picture. So, inevitably this one-shot essay could only cover the highlights, and this only superficially. Yet what; came to the home screens was picturesque, uuiform-ly interesting and living proof that New York is truly the greatest city of the world. Washington Square Guided by Dave Garroway, the best all-around narrator on television, the cameras first picked tip the sights of Washington Sauare.

Once a burial ground, a drill field, and then the home of aristocratic society immortalized by Henry James, today it is a center of the arts, of bohemian-ism, of learning and the focal point of apartments so expensive that no struggling artists could afford to rent one. Painters, writers, J. Owen Grundy, editor of The Villager, and the famous lawyer, Morris Ernst, among others, voiced the glories of their community. And in the apartment of Eddie Condon, whose nightclub, incidentally, is no longer in the Village, viewers now living in JLngland, Shivaun (not Siobhan as in McKenna), during a filmed interview talked fondly of her father. But, she added, that although she loves Ireland a lovable she is not a "patriot." She is "annoyed" with it because of the censorship of literature.

session of jazz. The cameras traveled northward, past New York's first original skyscraper, the Flatiron Building, romantic Madison Square and the Public Library into the bustling 40s and the 50s. Radio Cfy There were pauses at the modern glassy bank of the Manufacturers Trust Co. and among the wonders of Radio City. Here John D.

Rockefeller himself, and his staff served as guides. Next, the houses of worship, St. Patrick's, St. Thomas' and others, and then a visit to that haunt of fashion, Bergdorf Goodman's, a paradise of luxury with eye-filling gowns and furs of four-figure prices. Now Central Park, "millionaires' row" with most of the stately mansions replaced by towering apartment houses, and then into that treasure house of masterpieces, the Metropolitan Museum of Art.

Those who Highlights: The baby shower for Nanette Fabray added a tender touch to Dinah Shore's divertissement (NBC-TV, 9 P. Canada's Wayne and Shuster on the Ed Sullivan show (CBS-TV, 8) again proved themselves to be the comedy finds of the year Also outstanding: the songs of Benny Fields and Blossom Seeley and Eleanor Roosevelt's tribute to Israel. WNTA (4 P. showed 15-year-old U. S.

chess champ Bobby Fischer playing 13 games simultaneously, winning 12 and drawing one. A fascinating sight. Tonight is Movie Night. Tonight you have 3 opportunities, starting at 7:30 PM to see this gripping story of an unforgettable woman See Gene Tierney, Dana Andrews, Clifton Webb, Vincent Price and Judith Anderson in this great film of love and passion and murder. This first run picture, never before seen on television, will not be shown again for 6 months.

"MOVIE NIGHT" means consecutive 6howings of top flight movies, Monday, Wednesday and Friday evenings when you, the viewer, can see what you want at any time you wish to see it. You need not miss any of the great grams on other television stations because of a conflict in time. When you are ready to tune in JTXTA-TV's great movie, we will be there waiting for you from 7:30 PM and watch Walter Kiernan's break between showings. A SUBSIDIARY Or NATIONAL TELEFILM ASSOCIATES. IMC.

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