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Saturday Evening, November 6, 1954 BRISTOL COURIER LEVITTOWN TIMES GUIDE TO TELEVISION ENJOYMENT FIRST STARS ANNOUNCED FOR CEREBRAL PALSY TELETHON PHILADELPHIA, Nov. fi Warren Hull, star of It on CBS-TV, and Hayes, now on on NBC-TV are he first stars announced to appear at the Fourth Annual Cerebral Palsy Telethon on Channel 6, November 27 and 28. Steck and George Lewis, of oo-chairman of the telethon alrut committee, disclosed that many other top network stars are being contacted to help swell the ranks of entertainers for the event. This will be the third Cerebral Palsy Telethon appearance for arren Hull in behalf of UCPA in the Philadelphia area. This veteran entertainer has made many dramatic appeals on behalf of the cerebral palsied on other telethons throughout the country.

In Philadelphia his easy, informal interviews with Cerebral Palsied adults and children have helped to gather -a considerable amount in pledges to the past telethons. Gabby Hayes, veteran Westernj Star of the movies and TV. appeared last year on the UCP telethon, and his enthusiasm and appeals were among the high spots of the event. Especially popular with the youngsters, Gabby stayed through every minute of the sixteen hour telethon in 1953. Displaying his famous hardy frontier spirit.

Gabby gathered funds on stage, and then moved into the audience at intervals at collect additional funds from' those present. At Convention Hall, site of the; 19S4 Fourth Annual Cerebral Palsy Telethon, these two stars will be joined by other equally famous luminaries in an all-out sixteen hour drive. The telethon will get; under way at 10 p.m., Saturday, November 27. and will continue until 2 p.m., Sunday, November 28 1 As in past years, the public is; cordially invited to attend the telethon and to see the actural telecast: of the show. This year at Convent-j ion Hall increased seating capacity will permit even more viewers than; ever before to attend and take part in the telethon.

FRED WARING AND BAND ON ELECTRIC Fred Waring and his Pennsylvanians make their first of four appearances this season on the Electric series Sunday, Nov. 7 (CBS Television, p.m., EST.) For his introductory show, Waring will use an autumn season theme, incorporating such colorful production numbers as a hayride, a Halloween party, a college football game and a boy going off to college. Included in the program will be a tribute to Veterans Day, with musical numbers spanning the years between World War I and II. These tunes wlil be We Meet Over Is The Army, Mr. and Marine Also to be heard on the program will be several popular Sigmund Romberg tunes, Come Back to and in My Waring will round out his show with an arrangement of the musical story, Ronald Reagan is program supervisor on the Electric TUNEFUL TRIO Judy Holliday and Dick Shawn take off on another of their unusual vocal specialities while Steve Allen wryly accompanies them at the piano.

AH three will display their musical and comedy talents on the Max Liebman in compatible color on NBC-TV Sunday, Nov. 7. Sharing the spotlight with them on this TV revue will be Frank Sinatra and French comic Jacques Tati. HOI CELEBRATES 27TH YEAR ON WCAl STATIONS THIS SUNDAY AT 11:30 A.M. That perennial Philadelphia fa- STAFFORD MAKES COLOR DEBIT Jo Stafford starr- i ing the popular titian-haired song stylist, will be broadcast in color for the first time Tuesday, Nov.

9 p.m., Four huge playing cards will form the background for her first number, a Chance On Jo will then stroll from a theatrical dressing room table to the MARSHALL ought to be a law, some fans think, to listen to a girl as charming as Pat Marshall when she sings on Steve NBC-TV comedy show Mondays through Fridays. Talented Pac dances and is a comedienne too. BIGTOWN CHOICE NOV. 13 Attorney Willa Dodger (June Havoc) faces a tough decision when she's offered a position with a Los Angeles firm, on Saturday, Nov. 13 (CBS Television.

10 p.m., EST'. Willy, the neophyte lawyer of Renfrew, N. must decide between her profession and the hometown people she loves. Sunday, one-time stars Elliot Lawrence and the Four Aces will return to join celebration. Other past performers on the teenaged talent show whoipast stage vorite, the marks wjn appear his Sunday are Frank1 where she will render its 27th year of showbusiness this Avaiion.

the bov trumpet player No Business Like Show Radio and who will play Benny Goodman as A M. First I a boy in a forthcoming movie of the famous life: Toby Dean, young actress who appears frequently on the network "Beat Sunday on WCAU WCAU-TV, at 11:30 broadcast in 1927, the is the local long-run champion for sponsored radio programs. and was the first regularly sched- The program; and Margie uled program on WCAU-TV, in 1948 Stan Lee Broza, creator and master of ceremonies of the show, will be the recipient of an hour-long The Starlighters, vocal quartet, will join her in this number Making a complete switch in mood and tempo, Jo will then sing Your Blessings Instead Of the setting for which is a nursery. The final number is set on the deck of a Mississippi River showboat as Jo sings Louis will be The Starlighters, dressed for the occasion as four river gamblers seated near one of the show- PARTY GONE ON THURSDAY Peggy McNulty ruins a surprise anniversary party planned for her by Prof. Ray NcNulty (Ray the intellectual Pied Piper of Comstock University, on Ray Milland Thursday, Nov.

11 (CBS Television, p.m., Peggy, played by Phyllis Avery, regards her frequent student meetings in their home as a plague of locusts, and gives away the goodies the professor has cached for the party. ALLEN WRESTLES ALLIGATOR ON GARRY MOORE SHOW Ross Allen, proprietor of the well known alligator farm at Silver Springs, will come to New York with one of his alligators to show Garry and his fans a bonaj fide wrestling match between one of the ferocious animals and a human being, on the Moore Friday, Nov. 12. Schedule for the week beginning Nov. 8 (CBS Television, 10:00 10:30 a.m., EST; Friday, 10:0011:30 a.m.) follows: Monday, Nov.

8 Comedian Cliff Norton drops in with some timely tips on how to behave at a football game. Denise Lor and Ken Carson harmonize and Ken sings My Tuesday, Nov. 9 Garry presents another episode in the life of western star Denise sings Keep My Love and Ken offers I Stop Loving Wednesday, Nov. 10 Ivan Sand-' erson brings another wild animal; from a strange land to the show. Song productions arc by Denise, and Boat a Lor-Carson duet.

Thursday, Nov. II Durward Kirby again prevails upon Garry to assist him in writing a song with a recitation of his own questionable composition. Denise sings a Chance on and Ken does Feel a Song Coming F'riday, Nov. 12 Ross Allen will wrestle a 300-pound alligator on the show. Garry interviews two football wives (impersonated by Denise and Durward).

Comedian Mickey Deems drops in for a visit. Song productions are Song Is done by Denise, of featuring Ken, and by the entire cast. Trigger Alpert of Howard Orchestra offers an original composition on the bass fiddle. Duncan, now featured dancer in the touring George To See The alumni list of the tribute from many of his former reads like a booking proteges who are returning to the dream. Stars of today like Kitty show for the occasion.

Now at. the Kallen. Eddie Fisher, Buddy De-! boats sidewheels. top of the entertainment world, Franco, Elliot Lawrence. A1 Bernie! Miss.

husband, Paul these stars began their careers on and Ezra Stone are only a few of Weston, conducts the orchestra, the under the the many top-flight entertainers; Paul Harrison and Berni Gold pro- guidance of Star Lee Broza. who took their first step to star-jduce direct and white Jo For the anniversary program thisidom on the Stafford PEACE DISTURBED Ellen Miller (Jan Clayton), DAVID NIVEN IN DRAMA David Niven plays the part of a confidence man who establishes a bogus home for underprivileged children to qualify for a million-dollar grant, in of the Star 'SHOWCASE STAR'-m argaret Sullavan, one of most gifted actresses, will portray the wife of a man being groomed for the presidency, in the Howard Llndsay-Russel Crouse production of their own stage and screen success. of the The 90- minute color telecast in compatible color will be seen on Showcase" Monday, Nov. 15. UP AND RETURNS WITH TEMPLETON AS HOST.

Alec Templeton, noted pianist- composer, guest-stars, and the Rev. Charles Templeton. the mother in the Miller house- presentation Thursday, hold, receives an offer to sing on a radio program in Capitol City, on Sun. Nov. 7 (CBS Television.

7:00 7:30 p. m. EST). A peaceful existence on the farm is threatened for Lassie, young Jeff Miller (Tommy Rettig) and Gramps Cleveland), until Ellen arrives at a decision benefiting the entire family. Nov.

11 CBS Television, p.m., EST). The nefarious scheme is complicated by some wistful youngsters, a kindly matron (Elizabeth and a beautiful secretary to the philanthropist (Amanda Blake) Featured in the cast are Rusty Hamer, Dayton Lummis and Chuck Connors. William Asher directs. DONATION PLAN LOOKS LIKE A BUST ON HALLS OF A wealthy eccentric sculptress promises to donate funds for a new gymnasium at Ivy College provided her latest artistic effort, former sports cartoonist and new-j which Dr. Hall regards with dubious ly-appointed Secretary of the Evan- reservations, is placed on the gelism Division of the Presbyter- pus on Halls of ian Church, appears as host, on ring Mr.

and Mrs. Ronald Colman, Up and when the CBS Tuesday, Nov. 16 (CBS Television, religious series designed for PM EST). The supporting agers returns to its musical varietyj cast includes Herb Butterfield and format Sunday, Nov. 7 (CBS Tele- Ray Collins, vision, 10:30 11:00 a.m., Rev.

Templeton, the first evan-jist on George Skinner Show" gelist hired by the National Council of Churches of Christ in America, will deliver short inspirational talks and introduce professional entertainers during the 13-week period when the series represents the Protestant faith. Betty Cox, on WCBS-TV, CBS New York outlet, and the Townsmen quartet will appear regularly on the program. Denise Lor, singer on CBS Moore will alternate every fourth week with Miss. Guest popular recording artist and vocal- will be presented weekly. CHANNEL 915 a For Today.

Religious talk. 9:20 a. Headlines. 9:30 a. in action.

Religious film. 10:00 a. Catholic Hour. A four-installment series of television plays titled, George and Uncle starring Jack Hartley and Alan MacAteer, and written and narrated by Father Urban Nagle, OP. Today the uncles discuss human suffering.

10:30 a. Is The Life. Life All Over" trying desperately to escape the voice of his guilty conscience, an convict tries changing his name and even attempts suicide. 11:00 a. the Bunyip.

L. puppets, Bertie. Snooper the Squirrel, Fussy, Gussy, Nixie the Pixie and Sir Guy D. Guy in comedy capers. 12:00 Hartz His Pets.

Pet program especially designed for teenage youngsters, starring Tom Mercein. 12:15 p. News Room. News commentary. 12:30 p.

Music. Featuring pianist-lecturer Guy Marriner in a piano recital of compositions by Chopin. St. Saens and Weber. 1:00 p.

Academy Theater. starring Mar- SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 7 1954 National MONDAY, NOVEMBER 8, 1954 garet Lockwood, Rex Harrison and Paul Henreid in a drama of strange and suspenseful adventures. 2:30 p. Inventory. 'Heaven on drama in which the operator of a fake security scheme for aged men is re! vealed.

3:00 p. Dick McCutchen presents the unique in our every day lives, topics of importance to Philadelphians. 3:30 p. Are Funny. Art Linkfetter emcees the audience participation show.

4:00 p. Roy Rogers. Western adventures starring Roy Rogers land Dale Evans. 4:30 p. Parade.

R. Marlin Perkins, director of Chicago's Lincoln Park Zoo. presents Animal 5:00 p. Of Fame. Dra- jmatization of the story of Daniel Boone.

5:30 Joseph C. Harsch Washington D. C. news- music revue starring Frank Sina- rent news topics. 6:00 Corliss Archer.

New situation comedy series starring Ann Baker and Bobby Ellis; the two teen-agers give Mr Archer the measles and all are quarantined together. 6:30 p. Go. Interesting i places and unusual things in 6:40 p. Randy Kraft reporting.

6:45 p. Than Fiction. Highlights of unusual hobbies and occupations. 7:00 p. m.

Sunday At Seven. Transferred starring Adolphe Menjou in a fantasy drama about a ghost on a hunt. 7:30 p. NBC-TV Color Spectacular. comedy and muisc revue starring Frank Sinatra, Judy Holliday, with Steven Allen, Dick Shawn, and the French comic Jacques Tati.

9:00 p. Playhouse. starring Walter Mattau and E. G. Marshall in an action drama of a veteran pilot who befriends a new, younger one.

10:00 p. Loretta Young Show. Help dramatic sketch starring Loretta Young. 10:30 p. Hunter.

Keith Larson stars as Bart Adams in 11:00 p. McCutchen The weekend final, up- to-the-minute account of the latest news by Dick McCutchen. 11:10 p. m. Detective Time.

Own Starring Burgees Meredith and Kieron Moore in a griping drama of 1 chiatric treatment. 12:45 a. Minute News. Frank Carter reporting. 12:50 a For Tomorrow.

Religious talk. 3 6:48 a. m. Thought for Today m. Farm Market Re- Pat Adolphe Menjou takes viewers on a job-hunt in Transferred (November 7) presentation on at on WPTZ at 7:00 p.m.

The shade of wealthy, near-to- dying John Hinckman becomes entangled in the romance of Paul Dennis and niece, Madeline, which the tycoon frowns upon. The ghost, named Joe, is at loose ends when Hinckman fails to die. Unable to return whence he came and unwilling to assume the dull chore of Joe hangs around Hinckman, hoping to expedite his passing. Paul, forbidden to the house, finds pills on the lawn and returns them via ladder and window. Hinckman finds Paul holding the vital medicine and accuses him of stealing them with homicidal intent.

This gives Joe the Spook an idea which solves problem but his own. Pianist-lecturer Guy Marriner will be heard in a piano recital on this (Sunday, November 7) award-winning program at 12:30 p.m. over WPTZ. TOj ooa 11 11111111 AISO ANOTHER SENSATIONAL VALUE FROM ADMIRAL llim AIITAM ATir mwmrmm ELECTRIC RANGE ONLY Giant wider than average new, exclusive Walled Oven Heat surface units, left front Spot" unit, deluxe bock panel, smokeless broiler. thing yet so compact! $025 A WEEK EASY TERMS ACT NOW RICHMANS 315 MILL STREET BRISTOL 8-5551 24" TV for os little as 349.95 with trade-in Trade Your Old TV Now ond Save Up To i via naaa gataaia 24" Admiral 6:50 a.

ports 6:55 a. Landon. entertainment and special events with Dave Garroway. Today in Philadelphia Local ntws with Pat Landon. 8:55 a.

With Mary on thp brighter side. 9:00 Scott Do It Alan Scott, conversationalist, presents an hour of music and thoughtful conversation, assisted by Jane King; featuring Miss Terry, the Mechanical Man, and cartoons. 10:00 a. Dong School school of the air for pre-school children. 10:30 a.

for Play Color Xylos and Fluto- phones. Francis is editor-in-chief of the new show especially created for and dedicated to the service of the housewife and her family. 12:00 Three Steps to Heaven of a girl from the Midwest who becomes a model in New York City. 12:15 p. Pyle 12:30 p.

Feather Your Collyer emcees the new audience participation quiz. 1:00 p. Gay starring Nino Martini, Ida Lupino and Leo Carrillo in an adventure about a Mexican bandit who kidnaps a swashbuckling cowboy and an American millionaire's son and his sweetheart. 2:30 p. Pans and Per-, Mary Wil-i son with chef Carl Schiller.

3:00 p. Greatest Story of a woman doctor who in-; herits a run-down practice and finds her progress complicated by a human problem over which she has no control. 3:15 p. m. Golden Windows Martin and Herb Patterson star in the story of 22-year- old Juliet Goodwin who seeks to further her singing career in New York City.

3:30 p. Family day-to-day story of the lives of Father and Mother Barbour and their five children, in San Francisco. p. m. Concerning Miss Albritton stars as a famous actress who, at 40, has had enough of fame and the life and longs for a and security.

4:00 p. Palls in a typical small American town. 4:15 p. Love Patricia Barry and Val Dufour star in the story of a newly-married couple and their problems In adjusting to their new life together. 4:30 p.

m. The World of Mr, comedy series starring Charlie Ruggies as the philosophical proprietor of a small-town general store. 4:45 p. m. Modern Romance dramatic serial is presented each week.

5:00 p. Lee Variety program starring Pinky Lee with guest stars. 5:30 p. Doody Puppet fun for all to enjoy. 6:00 p.

Range weather show. 11:20 p. m. Dance Party Joe Grady and Ed Hurst star in a musical-dancing-variety gram with well-known guest stars appearing weekly. 11:50 p.

m. Tonight in starring; Jack Mahoney and Dick West. 6:30 p. Theater the enchanting fairy tale by Grimm of the adventures of a beautiful young girl who meets her Prince Charm- i Featuring Michael El- jng lis, theatrical producer of the Bucks County Playhouse, with well know guests from the world of entertainment. comedy weather and music show starring Steve Allen; with Gene Rayburn, Skitch Henderson and his orchestra, Eydie Gorme, Steve Lawrence and guests, 1:00 a.

m. Last Minute News Gill reporting. 1:05 a. m. Thought for Tomorrow.

p. Grant and the roundup of the latest news, local, national and international, with sports headlines and forecast. 7:30 p. m. The Tony Martini Show -Musical-variety show star-I ring Tony Martin.

7:45 p. m. News John Cameron Swayze, commentator. 8:00 p. m.

Caesar's Hour Full hour variety program starring Sid Caesar with guest stars. Thomas Mitchell, as Mayor 9:00 The Medic Startling sel, becomes embroiled in the dramatizations of actual medical lemma of an old friend, who has case histories gathered from real- become the romantic target of a life material. 9:30 Robert ery I of the clas- Young, this weeks episode on sic story of "The Hunchback of of the at 10:30 p.m. Notre Victor his- Monday (November 8) on WPTZ. jtorical romance stalling Robeit Claudia, sophisticated product of Ellenstein and Celia Lipson.

10:30 p. Mayor of the a Clly who knows whal she Thomas Mitchell. alter, develops a violent crush for Kathleen Freeman and David the man who is about to become her Saber Is So in step-father. The advice to the Mayor solves a prob- John is to it to the hilt" lem of the young at heart. 11:00 p.

Grant and so Claudia will get so fed-up the News Famous reporter with with an older fiance be glad the nightly news round-up. to welcome him as a father. All 11:10 P- ra- Kelly-sports ends well when Jerry Wilson, a Big -The latest in the world of wheel around Doublt. sports with Gene Kelly. 11:15 p.

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