The La Crosse Tribune from La Crosse, Wisconsin • 16

npwMWP TIME TABLE iCa CCrnusf Grilnmf Saturday, May 6, 1961 DtUftrH RFD May I WEDNESDAY May 10 TTV vt (Listings art icbject to last minute changes without notice) WMT-TV Ch. 2 KGLO-TV Ch. 3 YVISC-TV Ch. 3 YVCCO-TV Ch. 4 Cedar Rapids Mason City Madison 3W) Minneapolis KSTP-TV Ch.

YVKBT-TV Ch. 8 KROC-TV-Ch. 14 YVEAU-TV Ch. II St. Paul La Crosse Rochester Eau Claire I 1 i i it dll'.

Xk-X-Yi, nX i fh jjffi 'll! X' 1 "SHUCKS, IT WAS NUTHIN Deputy Barney Fife (Don Knotts) assures his sheriff, Andy Taylor (Griffith) as Barneys girl friend, Thelma Lou (Betty Lynn) looks on. Its a scene from Barney Gets His Man, the Monday, May 8, Andy Griffith show on CES-TV. Preston House Scouts Will Be Fantasy Marchers July 9 7:30 3-Math. Review 4- riving Saucer 5-10-13 Today 3-Test Pattern 7:45 3V-The Living Word 8:00 2 3-3W-4 News 8:15 2-3-3W -4 Capt. Kangaroo 9:00 2-3W I Love Lucy 3-Espanol 1 II 4-Whats New? 5-10-13 Sav When 9:30 2 Landmarks of Iowa 5-10-13 Play Your Hunch 9:45 3 Debbie Drake 10:00 2-3-3W-4 8 Double Exposure 5-10-13 Price Is Right 10:30 2 3-3W-4 8 Surprise Package 5-10-13-Concentration 11:00 2-3-3W-4-8 Love of Life 5-10-13-Truth or Consequences 11:30 2-3-3W-4-8 Search for Tomorrow 5-10-13 It Could Be You 11:45 2-3-3W-4-8 Guiding Light 12:00 2-3-4-5-10 News 3W Farm Hour 5 News In Sight 13 County Agents 8 Local.

Area News 12:15 2-Wealher; Markets 3- Weather 4-Special Prog. Treas. Chest 8 Weather 10-Brevities 13-Country Jamboree 12:20 4 Weather 5 Treasure Chest 8 Farm News 12:30 8 Farm News 2-3-4 8 As the World Turns 10 Burns and Allen 13 News; Market 1:00 2 Home Fare 3 Burns and Allen 3W-4-8 Face the Facts 5-10-13 Jan Murray Show 1:30 2-3-3W-4 8-House Party 5 10-13 Loretta Young 2:00 2-3-3W-4-8 The Millionaire 5-10-13 Dr. Malone 2:30 2-3-3W-4-8 Verdict Is Yours 5-10-13 From These Roots 3:00 2-3-3W-4-8 The Brighter Day 5-10-13 Make Room For Daddy 3:15 2-3-3W-4-8 The Secret Storm 3:30 2-3-3 W-4-8 The Edge of Night 5-10-13 Heres Hollywood 4:00 2 Dr. Max 3 Two for the Show 3W As World Turns 4 Around the Town 5 Topper 8 Medic 10 School Story 13 Sherlock Holmes 4:30 3 Clubhouse 3V Three Stooges 4 Axel and Dog 5 T.

N. Tatters 8 Highway Patrol 10 King Leonardo 13 Cartoons 4:45 4 Eozo 13-Campus Camera 8:00 2-3-3W-4 Angel 3W4-My Sister Eileei 5-10-13 Perry Como 8-The Rifleman 8:30 2 3-3W-4-8 Ive Cot A Secret 9:00 2 3-3W-4 Circle Theater 5-13 Peter Loves Mary 8-Route 68 10 Johnny Midnight 9:30 5 Lockup 10Coronado 9 13-Tombstone Terr. 10:00 2Report to Iowa 3 Weather 3W-10 News; Spts. 4 News 5 Todays Headlines 8-Weather Final 13-News; Spts. 10:05 3-3-News 10:10 3W Sports 10:15 Weather 5- Weather 8-Sports Final 10:20 3-3W-4 5-Sports 8 Home Show 10:30 2 Feature Film 3 Nightcap 3W Theater Three 4 Tightrope 510 Jack Paar 8-77 Sunset Strip 13-Meet McGraw 11:00 4-Weather 13-Theater 13 11:05 4 Playhouse 11:30 8 Two Faces West 12:00 5 News: Spts.

Final 5:00 2 Yogi Bear 3 Bozo 4 Q. D. McGraw 8 Huckleberry Hound 10 Three Stooges 13 Cartoons 5:15 5 City Detective 5:30 2 Cartoons 3 Clubhouse 3W-10 Yogi Bear 4 Clancy the Cop 8 Lone Ranger 13 Book Break 5:45 2 News 3 News. Farm Rept. 5 Rept.

5:55 2 Weather 4 Sports 6:00 2 Report to Iow a 3 Weather; Mkts. 3W Spts. News 5 News Picture 8 Sports Report 410 News; Wea. 13 Jamieson Rept. 6:10 8 News Report 13 News; Spts.

6:15 2-3-3W News 5 Weather Show 10 B. Report 6:20 8 Weather 6:25 3 Greatest Headlines 8 Weather 6:30 2 3W-4 Malibu Run 3 Mr. Magoo 5-10-13 Wagon Train 8 Price Is Right 7:00 3 Sea Hunt 8-Real McCovs 7:30 2-3-3W-4 Danger Man 5-10 The Price Is Right 8 The Nelsons 13 Brothers Brannigan arrangements are well worth it, Kottmer concluded. The Commanders are bringing to our ow lovely, lively La Crosse entertainment of status. Tenderloin To Play In Las Vegas Club LAS VEGAS "Tenderloin, the bawdy, gaudy musical comedy about New York in the 1800s, will open an extended run at the Dunes Hotel here May 18, according to M.

A. Riddle, managing director of the hotel. Fresh from a six-month Broadway run, "Tenderloin has been booked into the Dunes'for a six-week stand with options. The Dunes version of the show will feature the entire Broadway cast except Maurice Evans. With young Ron Husmann (who recent--ly signed an exclusive contract with Capitol) in the lead, the show will be edited down to an hour and 10 minutes from its Broadway running time -of more than two hours.

Bennet Cerf, who in addition to his many other activities is theater critic for New York radio station WNEW, summed up the feelings of most of his colleagues after "Tenderloin opened on Broadway last Oct. 17 by saying: If you want a rousing, romping Broadway musical, here it is for you Tenderloin one of the surest hits thats ever come to town. Capitols original-cast recording of Tenderloin, released the first week in November, is still among the countrys best-selling albums, according to trade-magazine surveys. S. McQueen Looks Over Pic Chances By BOB THOMAS HOLLYWOOD (AP)-Steve McQueen has laid down his shooting iron and is prospecting for movie gold.

Prospects are good. McQueen made fine impressions in Never So Few and The Magnificent Seven, but his film career was stalled by his involvement with Wanted Dead or Alive on TV. Now the series is dead and he can take movie offers, which are many. What killed Wanted Dead or Alive? The trend, says McQueen. The half-hour western is pretty dead now.

Also, he said that the show was pulled out of its comfy1 Saturday night slot and sent to death row on Wednesday. Bounty In Final Stage Of Production On the magical island of Tahiti, often called the last unspoiled place in civilization, Marlon Brando, Trevor Howard and the rest of Metro-Goldwyn-Mayers Mutiny on the Bounty" company are in the last stages of production, after seven months of filming amid the most magnificent scenery to be found anywhere in the world. More than 5,000 Tahitian natives are joining the outstanding cast in enacting the historic story of Fletcher Christian, Captain Bligh and their famous ship, which figured in the celebrated mutiny at sea, 172 years ago. The three-masted Bounty, which MGM built in Nova Scotia, is the largest prop ever used in any film. It sailed to Tahiti, and now is being dispatched to California by producer Aaron Rosenberg and director Lewis Milestone following her starring role in what is certain to be one of most exciting, beautiful and spectacular motion pictures ever WEDNESDAY TIME TABLE WCCO CBS 830 May 10 WLCX 1490 The Preston House bugle band of Ontario, Canada, will be on exhibition at Memorial Field July 9 as the Commanders of La Crosse present their fifth annual Fantasy of Drums and Bugles.

M. J. Kottmer, publicity director for the summer event, said Scout-House are magic words in the United States and Canada. The members of the northern country unit are proud of their attainments, precision trained and high stepping. When the Fantasy was first introduced in the Coulee Region in 1957, a summer storm sent the display indoors to the Mary E.

Sawyer Auditorium. Only about persons saw the excellent show which had the Scout House Marchers as a top performing group. The Canadians took the place by acclamation. Although the financial loss was staggering, Kottmer said, the Commanders wanted to give the Fantasy another chance. Two more years of financial famine followed, but in 1900, a slight profit was shown.

Good weather and the excellent features of Memorial Field combined to give the audience an amazing performance. Drum corps of today, according to Kottmer, no longer are a lot of drums with a few bugles playing a few simple tunes. The music they produce ranges from a cha-cha-cha to Tchaikovsky. A competing unit doesnt merely start at one end of a field and march to the other; but in competition there is first a meticulous examination of personal and instrumental equipment and adornment and then 13 minutes of exacting maneuvering before the 'eagle eye of judges. To date, these groups will be in competition: the Norwood Park Imperials, the Madison Scouts, the Milwaukee Militaires, the Skokie (I1L) Vanguards, the Royal-Airs of Chicago, and the St.

Mathias Cadets of Milwaukee. The Fantasy committee puts in long hours of preparation, too. It secures qualified judges; it lines up housing and food for the 490 visiting corpsmen. AH these things are not incidental in the pre-July period, but the hard woik connected with the 6 00 Yawn Patrol 9.00 Melody Corner 9.30 Onal. News-Notes 9:45 CCA Report 10.00 Party Line 11.30 Words and Music 11.45 La Crescent News 12.00 News; Music 12.15 Stock Report 12:30 Lost and Found 12:45 Music; News 1 00 Music Your Way 1.30 Caledonia St Rev.

1:45 News 2.00 Music Your Way 3.30 A1 Wall Show 4:15 Birthday Party 4:30 A1 Wall Show 5.15 Stock Report 6:30 Music 6:00 Family Yespers 6:15 Date With Music 7.00 Vox Pop 7:30 Date With Music 8:15 Public Service 8.30 Hi-Fi Time 9:30 Night Beat Point of Law 5.30 The 8 3-0 Show 6.00 News; Sports 6.30 Hobbs; Ch. World 7.00 World Tonight 7.15 Double Your Pleasure 7:30 News; Music Hall 8.00 World Tonight 8.30 House Call 8.35 WCCO Land 9.00 News; Quiz Show 9.30 Nash Presents 10.00 News 10:15 Sports 10:30 Hobbs' House 8.00 News; Viken Show 9:00 News; Godfrey Time 10.00 News; House Party 10.30 Garry Moore 10:45 Crosby, Clooney 11.00 News; Viken Show 12:00 Good Neighbor Time 1:00 News 1:30 TBA 3.00 News; Boone 5:00 News, Sports, WKBH NBC 1410 WKTY ABC 580 If V' i I j) 4 4 Lv iw- Jft 5.30 T-State Farm Hr. 6 30 Don Miller 7.00 News; Martin 7:15 Don MiUer 7.30 Weather: Roads; News 7.45 Miller Show 8.00 News, Martin 8.15 Miller Show 8.30 Club Calendar 8.45 Coffee Break 9.00 Duane's Show 11:00 Ken Allen 11:30 Devo. 11:45 Hay shakers 12 00 Polka Pantry WCCO I 8 00 Farm Topics 6.15 Almanac; News 6.30 Hill Review 6:45 Chuckle Wagon 12:15 Jack Marlin 12:30 Emphasis 12:35 Man on the Street 12:45 Farm News 1:00 Duane Moore 2.25 Baseball: Twins vs. Baltimore 5.00 Bill Mann 6.00 News 6:10 Serenade 6:30 Morgan Beatty 6.45 Candlelight SiL 7:00 Don Lewis 9.00 Hi FI Concert 10 00 News 10:15 Lindy Shannon 7.00 CBS News Roundup 7.15 News 7.30 Bank Notes 1:00 Flair 2 00 Variety Matinee 4:00 Dairy Hour 4.30 Traffic Jamboree 5.30 Harvey 5.45 Lowell Thomas 6.00 Solberg Orch.

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Morgan 7:15 Hall of Sound 7 35 Dugout Chatter 7.55 Baseball: Milw. vs. Chicago Cubs 10 30 Scoreboard 10.45 Hall of Sound 6.00 New 6. 15 Rise and Shim 6:30 Farm Forum 6.45 Weather 7:00 Milo Knutson 7:15 Trading Post 7:30 Inspiration; Spts. 7:45 Milo Knutson 8.00 Call For Coffee 9:00 Breakfast Club 9:55 Paul Harvey 10.00 Bob Cline 10:10 Call for Coffee 11:25 3rd St.

Revue 12:55 Stork Report 12:00 Paul Harvey 12:15 Milo Knutson 12.30 Mkts. 12.45 Local News PROFESSIONAL BOXING 5 BIG BOUTS 34 PACKED ROUNDS Presented by the La Crosse Boxinr Club, Incorporated May 9 8:30 P.M. MARY E. SAWYER AUDITORIUM MAIN EVENT DIANE HORSMAN, 169 lbs. VS.

CLARENCE HARBIN, 163 lbs. WCOW-FM (MBS) 97.1 megs. itfarssjissu) 5.30 Rev. Roundup 6.45 Auc. Rev.

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a 10:00 News; Want ads 10:15 Bulletin Board 10.30 Morning Melodies 11.00 Easy Tomah Notes 11.30 Superior Music 12 00 J. D. Rice 12.15 Obits 12.30 Farm Review 12.45 Farmers Union 1:00 News; Music 2.00 Musical Hayride 3.00 Album Hour 4 00 L30 Club 5 00 Sunset Valley 6 00 News; Weather; G. IL Combs Reserved Ringside Slain Floor and Mezzanine General Admission 6.45 G. H.

Combs 7.00 News; World Today 7.45 Earl Gillespie 7.55 Baseball: Braves vs. Chicago Cubs 10.30 Fulton Lewis Jr. 10:45 971 Club 5 15 Story Time 5:30 Views of News 5.45 Legis. Forum 6 00 Dinner Musicale 7.00 Chapter a Day 7.30 Teacher Tim 8 00 Dr. Sabin Interview 8 3) Concert 10.50 News I KATHY RETURNS The Real McCoys have been missing one of their attractive members in the last few shows.

Kathy Nolan suffered a serious back injury during one sequence of the show and has been hospitalized ever since. She will be in two shows before the series ends; one of them ill show her recovering in bed. UTI Facsimile 3.00 2.00 1.00 TICKETS ON SALE AT: SAH SPORT SHOP RINGSIDE BAR BITTF.NBERG CIGAR STORE COUNTRY KITCHEN 90.3 megs. 1.00 Chapter a Day 1:30 Let's Sim 2 00 Let's Find Out 2:15 Songs of People 2.45 British Weeklies 3.00 Music of Masters 4 30 Jazz Impressions 4:45 Spring Elec. 5.00 Just For Fun WHLA-FM 10 00 Homemakers 10.30 Voters Forum 10.45 Views of the News 11.00 History of Religions 11.50 Musicale 12.15 Road Report 12.20 News 12.30 Farm Program 7.15 Weather 7.22 Farm Feature 7.30 Band Wagon 7:45 News, Weather 8.00 Morning Concert 9:00 Brdcst.

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