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jOT.Hxamiitrr Sec I 25 Thursday, Aug. 7,1958 CCCC TELEVISION LOG Newton on Vacation Dwight Newton Is on vacation. His column will be resumed on his return. THURSDAY, AUGUST 7, 1958 Station Channel No. KRON KPIX KGO-TV S) KQED KTVU Oakland Station Channel No.

KNTV (San Jose) 11 KSBW-TV (Salinas) 8 KCRA (Sacramento) 3 KBET (Sacrtfmento) 10 KOVR (Stockton) 13 'Experience Is Not Inherited1 What fate awaits young actors and actresses Informatloi received from telerlelon itattona. tor errore caused by lant minute changn. whose fathers and mothers have achieved stardom before them? There are numerous examples of this in show business: Keenan Wynn, John Drew Barrymore, James MacArthur, Jody McCrea, David Ladd, Jim Mitchum, and a lovely blonde lass named Elizabeth Montgomery. Miss Montgomery, who stars with Franchot Tone, Eva Le Gallienne, Henry Hull, Robert Middleton and James Drury in tonight's "Playhouse 90" rerun of "Bitter Heritage" (Channels 5-8-10-12, is the daughter of actor Robert Montgomery. Elizabeth's entrance into dramatics was singular; she tried out for a role on her father's television dramatic show unknown at the time to her father.

She won the role, then broke the news to Montgomery, who conceded she was right for the part. a "Contrary to the old saw about 'knowing some body'," Elizabeth said recently, "I've found that being 6:40 A. M. (5) (6:55) Invocation, Dr. Funs, Universal Buddhist Church; Farm Flashes, News 10 Thought for Today (6:45) Focus on Farming, John Mackenzie 7A.M g) 3-24 Today, Dave Garroway; News g) Cartoen-Go-Round (7:45) Crusader Rabbit (COLOR) 10 (7:15) Kiddie Klubhouse (7:45) Kartoon Karnival, Ranger Roy 12 Morning Movie, public service film (7:55) News 8 A.

M. Captain Sacto's Favorites Charlie Dugdals 12 Cartoons (8:55) News 8:30 A. 3 Romper Room, Miss Nancy 10 (8:45) Dateline 10 (8:55) Barometer 9 A.M. 3 Susie, Ann Sothern Pantry Playhouse, "Skipper's Lady," Paul Langton, Sallie Bro-phy (g) 10-12 For Love or Money, quiz (9:05) Prayer, Very Rev. George M.

Benigsen, Dean, Holy Trinity Russian Orthodox Church (9:10) News (9:15) Cartoons 24 Star Stage, "Portfolio 12" 9:30 A. M. 3-24 Treasure Hunt (g) 12 Play Your Hunch, quiz Qr) Romper Room, Miss Nancy 10 Gene's Breakfast Party 10 A. 3) 3-24 Price Is Right () 10-12 Arthur Godfrey Time 10:30 A. 3-24 Truth or Consequences fj 10-12-12C Dotte, quiz (2J Jack LaLanne 11 A.

M. 3-24 Tic Tac Dough fj-1 0-1 2-1 2C love of Life, drama (2) Beulah 11:30 A. M. 3E (1150) Cartoon 3-24 It Could Be Ysu (COLOR) (g 10-12 Search for Tomorrow, drama (11:45) Guiding Light (2) The Erwins 7R Luncheon with Jerrio 12C Matinee, "Lone Wolf in Paris," Francis Lederer; mystery 12 NOON 3E Walter Cronkite (12:05) Program Schedule (12:10) Devotional (12:15) Play Your Hunch 3-7R-8-24 Lucky Partners, quiz CD Money Tree, Paul Speegle (2) Life with Elizabeth, Betty White 10 Liberace 12 San Francisco Beat 47 Forty Niner, cartoons the daughter of a famous father can be a hindrance sometimes, too." i For example, people expect some sort of mature quality in the child of a star, she explains. They don't realize that a beginning actor is a beginning actor; that although talent may be inherited, experience is not.

"Thus, when you read for a part and give them as much as you can," she adds, "there is liable to be a note of disappointment in their voices when they thank you for coming in." Another thing that may hinder an actor's offspring, says Elizabeth, is the resistance people have against showing any untoward favoritism. To avoid the accusation that they are only hiring you because you are so-and-so's daughter, they don't. Would she recommend that children of established stars enter some other field? "Heavens no!" Miss Montgomery declares. "I don't think this should stop you any more than being a plumber's son should prevent you if you want to from becoming a plumber." And with that statement, Elizabeth Montgomery proceeds, despite being the daughter of a star, to become a star herself. CHANNEL BITS: Premiering tonight, KQED (Channel 9), 10 o'clock, is a "live" Great Books discussion program based on the great literature of all times.

Tonight's subject by the "Great Books" panel is TV TEE-HEES "With ears that big, why do you need tha volume so loud?" Watch," James Tedd, Robert Crisjem Navy skipper's son taken aboard as Iwa Jima cat (5) Of Mia and Ideas, "On tha Difference Between Words and Things," Dr. Irving Lea (reran) 11-Theater, "Fallen Idol," (British), I Ralph Richardson, Michel Morgan, Bobby Henreyj boy thinks idol guilty of murder 12C Mr. District Attorney, David Brian 10 P. QQ-News, Leslie Nichols (10:13) Sports (10:25) Weather 3E Confidential File 33 3-7R 8 24 Prlci Is Right (COLOR) -Big Movie, Grind." Johi Wayne, Maureen O'Hara, Victar McLaglen; western settlers fight Apaches 6 Garden News (10:05) Academy Theater, "Hook, Una and Sink sr," Wheeler and Woolsey; comedy (11:30) News (J) MGM Presents, "Another Thin Man," William Powell, Myrna Ley, Ruth Hussey, C. Aubrey Smith; mystery (2) Great Books, "Plate's 'Apol- It til gj, biianc n.

lbii 10 Great Movie, "Golden Mask," Van Heflin, Wanda Hendrix; adventure (11:50) News 12 Harbor Command, Wendell Corey 12C 13 Confession, Jack Wyatt, In-tarvlewi with convicted crimi nals 47 Academy Awaid Theater, "Gun-ga Din," Cary Grant, Victor Laglen, Joan Fontaine, Douglas Fairbanks, Rudyard Kipling classic P.M lJ niSBt iuau, ncsu nsuicj 3E It Could Bi You. auiz grj 3-B-Z4 music binge 7R News (10:40) Late Show, "Black Book," Robert Cummings, Ar-lene Dahl (12:15) News (2) Portrait In Music, Mozart's "Verperai Solemnes da Confes-sore, Major," soloists, Vienna Oratorij Choir, Pro Musics Symphony 12-Nite Wire (10:35) Big Star Movie, "Rose of Cimmaron," Jack Beutal, Mala Powers 12C Star Playhouse, "Lone Gun, George Montgomery I 1 LCU IIIIC LIVC3, Ritual Carlson (rerun) 11 P.M 3-News (11:05) Sports (11:10) Three Star Movie, "Flight Com-' mander," Richard Barthelmtss (12:30) News 3E a 11-13 News (3) New (11:10) Sports (11:15) Jack Paar 24 Late Movie, "If Winter Comes," Walter Pidgeon, Deborah Kerr, Angela Lansbury, Janet Leigh; drama 11:30 P.M. fj-News "1:35) Lata Shew, "Boomerang," Dana Andrews, Jane Wyatt, Lea J. Cobb; lawyer tries te solve clergyman's murder, based en true story (1:30) News 12:30 A. Owl Theater, "Man Who Dared," Forrest Tucker, George Ma-cready, Leslie Brooks; columnist frames self for murder (1:30) News STEREOPHONIC SOUND Today, from 3:30 to 3:55 p.

radio station KOBY and KPIX (Channel 5) will offer a mass demonstration of stereophonic sound. Across tha flaming dasart cam on of tha bnvast laadan of all tima 4:30 PM TYRONE POWER LINDA DARNELL "BRIGHAM YOUNG" The Early Show KPIX 15 1 "Plato's 'Apology'." ELIZABETH MONTGOMERY Daughter of a Star TV-Radio Highlights (For program information, see log) TV 8:00 a. m. (5) Charlie Dug-dale Show: Films of the Brussels World Fair. 6:30 p.

m. (7-7R-1M2C-13) Sports Club: Ralph and Nancy Chaffee Kiner host Jordan Olivar, Yale football coach. 8:30 p. m. (5-8-10-12) Playhouse 90: Franchot Tone, Eva Le Gallienne, Ilenry Hull and Elizabeth Montgomery star in "Bitter Heritage." 9:00 p.

m. (1-12 C-13-47) Andy Williams and Dick Van Dyke. 9:00 p. m. (9) March of Medicine: "Ion Knife." 10:00 p.

m. (9) Great Books (PREMIERE): "Live" panel discussions. 11:15 p. m. (4) Jack Paar with Cliff Arquette and Singer Diahann Carroll.

RADIO 5:55 p. m. KSFO, Baseball: S. F. Giants-St.

Louis. Vallejo Areas For Annexation Three areas on the eastern outskirts of Vallejo have voted overwhelming in favor of an nexation. The areas have a total pop ulation of 7,068. As a result of the annexation vote Tuesday, vallejo will have a population of 53,081. FM LOG KSCV (90.1 Mer-) Monday through Saturday, to 10:30 p.

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news. KLX 6:45, Doghouse Digest. 7 A. M. KFRO Frank Hemingway; 7:13 Breakfast Gang.

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M. (2) Stories of the Century, "Tom Horn," Jim Davis, Mary Castll (3) 3 6-7R-8 24 Best of Grouche (rerun) QTj 12C-13-47 Zorro. Guy Williams, "Zorro Fights His Father (rerun) (g) The Finder "Human Factors in Rocket Travel," Sonny Fox, Captain Edelberg, Wright Air Development Center; balladeer Will Holt 11-3 Musketeers, "Silent Witness" 8:30 P. (2) Channel 2 Presents, "They Drive By Night," George Raft, Humphrey Bogart, Ida Lupino, Ann Sheridan; drama 3E Silent Service, "Ugly Duckling" (3) 3 6-7R-24 Dragnet, Jack Webb, Ben Alexander (rerun) (g 8-10-12 Playhouse 90, "Bitter Heritage," Franchot Tone, Eva Le Gallienne, Elizabeth Montgomery, Henry Hull, Robert Middleton, James Drury; Kansas town tries to frame Jesse James' son and brother (rerun) Qrj 13-47 Real McCoys, Walter Brennari, Kathy Nolan (rerun) (J) Home Handyman 11 New Adventures of Charlie Chan, J. Carroll Naish, "Voodoo Death" 12C Dial 999, Robert Beatty, Scotland Yard story 9 P.

3E High Road to Danger gj 3 6-7R-24 People's Choice, Jackie Cooper (rerun) (2D 1 2C-1 3-47 Andy Williams, Dick Van Dyke (5) March of Medicine, "Ion Knife," atomic medicine and radiation therapy film 11 Racket Squad, Reed Hadley, "Heaven for Sale" 9:30 P. M. 3E Sheriff of Cochise, John Brom- field, "Peterson Murder" g) 3-7R-24 Buckskin Tommy Nt-lan, "Cash Robertson" 6 Medic, Richard Boone (2313-47 Navy log, "Lnily Station her An "Edgar Allan Poe into a horror series. If "Broken Arrow" Proirami listed belnw ara compiled from The Exemlnec aaiumca no responsibility 12:30 P.M. 3-7R-8-24 Haggis Baggis (COLOR) quiz QD-3E-10-12-AS the World Turns, drama (2) My Little Margie 47 Amos 'n Andy 1 P.

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(2) 3E-1 0-1 2 Brighter Day, (3:15) Secret Storm, drama 3 alley Playhouse, "British Agent," Leslie Howard, Kay Francis; spy adventure (3) Golden Gate Playhouse, Part 1, "Her Husband's Affairs." Lucille Ball, Franchot Tone, Edward Everett Horton; romantic comedy (5) Ted Randal, music (2) 6-7R-8-13-47 American Bandstand 11-News (3:05) Matinee, "House Across the Bay" George Raft, Joan Bennett, Walter Pidgeon; drama 12C Social Security (3:15) Secret Storm 24 Movie Matinee, "That Man from Tangier," Nancy Coleman, Roland Young, Nils Asther, Margaret Wycherly; adventure 3:30 P.M CS-3E-10-12 Edge of Night, drama (2) 6-7R 8-1 3-47 Whi De You Trust? quiz 12C Susie, Ann Sothern 4 P. M. (T) Star Showcase, "My Wife, Poor Wretch," Allyn Joslyn 3E Dotto, quiz fairs of Dr. Gentry. KCBS Dava MrElhatton.

3 P. Al. KNBO News: five Star Matinee. KGO Steve Cannon. KSAY Bob Kane to 8.

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news. KLX Festival or Music to 7:30. KVA deamus O'Hara lo 7. KOBV Art Way to 7. 6:30 P.

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Mel a Nightcap gnow. KFRO Newswneel. KNBO Dane Tim. KCBS Musi Till Daws. mored), Michael Ansara will accept the lead in a South Sea Island series.

Look for Jane Wyman to guest-star on some of the Her own series couldn't find CONTRACT BRIDGE Hopeless Squeeze Fatal to East KK KKKK KKK SF NC LRASOJ I IYWERSXTOS 8 6 OTAF 6 A EE A I g-ittilTii iTi i ill I MfriMUitiifi ir utJLiiJiJ-iM iTImmTm. in i in mi i 1 1 'Ti 1 1 n7i 1 1 iji i7 i iTi mTt tOO KO 900 1000 1 100 I WO 1)00 I4QQ I5QO I too BKLOW for Thursday, Auruat 7, mir compiled from Information ntmlvtd from frxanilnrr assumei no responsibility for errun caused by last mlnuttt changes. Theater" is being worked folds next season (as ru top tele-dramas this fall a buyer. BECKER Individual Championship Play) king of clubs and led his re maining four trumps. From dummy he discarded four dia monds, retaining as dummy last five cards the diamond ace and four spades.

In his own hand South still had left Q-4 of diamonds and A-K-6 of spades. But East, who had to come down to five cards also, had to choose a discard on the last trump lead. His holding at this point was K-7 of diamonds and J-10-8-3 of spades. If he unguarded the diamond king, South would win the last five tricks with the ace and aueen of diamonds and the three high spades. Or if East discarded a spade on the last trump lead, de clarer would take the last five tricks with the ace of dia monds and four spade tricks.

Either way South was bound to make the grand slam. East was hopelessly squeezed. It can be noted how ideally the conditions for a squeeze were met. 1. Declarer started with all the tricks but one, the first sign of a potential squeeze.

2. There were two suits either defender might have to guard, In this case diamonds and spades. 3. De clarer had communication back and forth between dum my's hand and his own. All of which factors, we have no doubt, were in South's possession when he decided to bid seven hearts.

After all, the proof of the pudding is in the eating. Tomorrow: Bidding wnen i part score Is Involved. copyright, loss, King inc. By B. JAY (Top Record-Holder in Masters' North dealer.

North-South vulnerable. NORTH A Q952 A 10 9 A 10 9 8 3 A WEST EAST A74 AJ1083 V53 V74 J65 4K72 QJ9742 A8653 SOUTH A AK6 VKQJ862 Q4 K10 The bidding: North East South West 1 Pass 2 Pass 3 Pass 4 NT Pass 5 A pass 7 Openine lead queen of clubs. There is no question that the optimistic bidder is presented with more opportunities for brilliant play than his opposite number, the conservative bidder. South's four notrump call for aces received the highly satisfactory response of five spades, showing three aces, out the next step a jump to seven hearts was perhaps too exuberant. A five notrump bid in its stead would have revealed North had no kings, and might have curbed grand slam ambitions.

However, any bidding flaws South revealed were more than compensated for by his technique in the play. After winning the club lead and drawing the outstanding KCRS Helen ent; 9:45. Our Oal Siindnv. KOO 9:53, news. KLX Ann Truax.

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KNBC Listen Ladles. KC'BS Voung Dr. Malone; 10:43. Road of Life. KGO 10:55.

news. KLX This Is Popular. 11 A. Al. KFRO Best Bye; 11:03.

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