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f3 SI THE CHRISTOPHXR8 33 BASEBALL TsokWS m. Minnesota 17 SUNDAY SHOWCASE IS BASEBALL Dvsroit Clcrelsnil RED BARBER SHOW 1:46 NEWS i 031 FORRY'S INSURANCE AGENCY A Trusted Nam ta Insurance Far Years QUALITY INSURANCE OF EVERY TYPE Cad us today for the Insurance you have been considering. You will be Glad you did. oiKBITTNER BLDG. (406-408 SUNBURY AT 1-83, VW Residence Phones 6R 3-8405 Sunday, May 20, 1962 CHRISTOPHERS SMS 0 THE CHRISTIAN ANBWXB PRSVUK3 OPT TO ADVENTURE 0 IHK UTINQ WORD 3 20 1 GIVE US THIS DAT 8:30 3 EARLT NEWS 10 THOUOHT FOR THS DAT 1:30 2 TOTTLJS UOHT TIME 0 THROUGH THB PORTHOLE 10 DAVEY AND OOLIATH 8:44 WOHDFRAMA CARTOONS ADVENTURES IN 1 8ACBKD HEART 8:88 23 NEWS HEADLINES WI1JMJFI WONDERAMA IS THIS IS THB LTpa ii urs havb fun I 2-f tn ll T0 I cz 3 vr st Tuesday, May 22, 19S2 LIFE OF RILET 1 ft FELIX AND DIVER DAM 0 CARTOON SERIES 0 QUICK DRAW if CORA 10 POPEYE AND SIO JOHN 11 DICK TRACT SHOW 10 CARTOON CAROUSSL -a SUPERCAB ST CARTOON TlMsT SO LONE RANGER :0 10 EARLY SHOW "Call AB Husbands." Georao Tobias, Lucille Fairbanks 1:36 11 ROCKY AND HIS frRIKWDS 3 02 EARLY SHOW "Rhythm On The Rant's." Biiai 1 Crosby, Bob Burns THE LONE RANGER 0 COLONEL BLEEP (COkMr) 11 POPEYE THB SAILOR SI POPEYE THEATRE 32 EARLY SHOW "Inside Walls of Foisoss Prison," stere Ooebrao 3S POPEYE THEATRE (Cotor) 0 WHIRLYBIRDS 0:00 5 SANDY'S HOUR 11 THREE 8TOOOES 10 QUICK DRAW aieORAW 21 LONE RANOBR 27 HOME EDITION 28 SHERIFF OF COCHISB 0:05 27 WEATHER SHOW 0 1 027 SCOREBOARD 0:15 0 NEWS AND WEATHER 27 EVENING REPORT II A quick cash loan from us solves many problems Phone us today for details.

PARKVIEW LOAN SERVICE 138 MARKET ST. Atlantic M528 el 20 PHIL SILVERS SHOW 7:16 11 NEW YORK NEWS 23 WEATHER 2-31 -22 WALTER CRONKJTB NEWS EVENING RBPOAT 7:2011 WEATHER 7:30 2-21-22 MARSHAL 0 LOCKUP 8-18-27 BUGS BUNNTf "Tnls Is A LUst" t-28 LARAMIE (Color) 'The High Cwuntry" 10 LEAVE IT TO BEAVER 11 SPORTSMAN'S CLUB 7:40 11 RED BARBER SHOW lil BASEBALL Yanksea T. Los Anc-eles Anels PASSWORD FESTIVAL OF PERFORafTJOQ) ARTS 8-18-37 BACHELOR FATHER "Marry Thy Neighbor" 1:30 2-10-21-22 DOBIB GILUS 8 ROCKET SQUAD 0 SPEEDWAY THROUGH THE YEARS -8-20 ALFRED HITCHCOCK PRESENTS -T'Tns Opportunity" 10-27 THE NEW BREED "Judgment at San Beltto" 8:00 2-8-10-22 RED 8KELION: SHOW WRESTLING I 0 BASEBALL Phillies LouU 31-30 DICK POWELL SHOW "Somebody's Waiting" 3:30 2-8-22 ICHABOD AND MX 10 RIFLEMAN 10-27 TOURS FOR A 80100 WITH BERT PARKS 10:00 5-10-31-23 GARRY MOORS! SHOW 8-20 THE EMMT AWARDS 14th Annual Awards PresMMsv-Uon Ceremonies of the National Academy of Television Arte and Sciences 10-27 TV PREMERX "A Place To Hide" 10:30 10-31 CLOSE-UP "The owsr- seas Chinese." DocumenisVY 10:4011 RED BARBER SHOW 11:00 2 NEWS AND WEATHER NEWSREEL FIVE 10 DUKE NEWS 11 BEST OF GROUCHO 18-NEWS FINAL 21 NEWS TONIGHT: WEATHER 22 NEWS 27 THE WORLD TONIGHT M'. 11:10 P. M.i Hf 27 WEATHER 11:18 THB LATE SHOW "Action In Ths Nor til Attanttc." Humphrey Bognrt, Raymond Maasev 10-22 Weather 1 10 this day ims 21 SPORTS 27 SPORTS WRAFUF 28 TONIGHT (Color) El :30 10 MILESTONES OF TBfc CENTURY 21 ENCORE THEAHUl 22 SPORTS 37 BEST OF HOLLYWOOD "Three Smart Oiria Grow Da, Deanne Durbia 10 LATE SHOW "Filth Arrtvus OIH.

OtassC Levis Coldown 10 WEATHER REPORT 32 MILLION DOLLAR MOVIE "Loser Takes AM." Rosaon Brassl 31:30 OH HOW NEWS (C) 11 11:30 MEWS 10 WIRE SERVICE 20 REPORTER 18:40 8 REGIONAL WEWS tOotor) 11 ALL STAR MOVIE "Misadventures of Buster KsaO on" Buster Keaton 28 TONIGHT (Cotor) Kl 8 WEATHER AND SPORTS 10:04 8 NEWS WEATHER. SPORTS 8 TONIGHT (Cotor) 13:30 0 WORLD'S BEST MOVIES "Whits Heat." Jamas OacnsTt Virginia Mayo 11:40 5 CHANNEL FTVB REPORTS 12:48 8 THEATRE FIVE 10 THOUGHT FOR THB OAT 1:008 NEWS HEADLINES -WANTED PERSONS 22 LATE NEWS 1:05 8 ONE MINUTE WITH TOUR BIBLE 22 LATS SHOW "The Lots Specialist ItfS 2 THB LATE. LATE SHOW "Never Say Die." Martha Rayi Bob Hops NEWSREEL FIVE 1:00 2 LATE NEWS AND OTVE US THIS DAY One of my favorite TV actresses is Mary Tyler Moore of "The Dick Van Dyke Show." Is she married in real life? Joyce V. Yes. She is married to Richard Meeker, a CBS national sales representative.

TV Replaces Rod To (haslbe Child By CYNTHIA LOWRY -AP Writer NEW YORK (APV-A. research firm recently -took a poll of 1,400 parents and found that almost 40 per cent punish their children under 13 by forbidding them to watch television. 4 I This fairly new weanoa in. a parent's armory now second only to the. oid fashion spooking.

Apparently it has bsea" found more effective than scoldings, banishroeat to rooms or withholding allowance. As a matter of fact, has crown rapidty ia a tool of many uses quite apart' from its value as an ergerUtfment or time-killing medium lor adults. Programs caa be usedreffective-ly to slip gracefully Tut of awkward Maatioos: I love to corne, Lorna, to -see' the movies of your trip through Yellowstone, but the Uets are playing the Pirates and you know Qiarhe and his baseball." provides entertain neat for the children on rainy per -mlts the adutu to have some uo-toterropted conversatioo while the kids are quiet and happy- in another room, and perhaps most knportant is more efficient than a sleeping pill if the wer is in comfortable prone pa ition. So tele vision, in spite of all the attacks on it isn't a bad. A lot of us who watch at consistently can also uch that much of it is entertaining and sometimes even stimulating.

Frank Blair of NBCs 'Today show, went into the hospital a few' days agar and fa j-e report started that he had a heart attack. His heart is fine. NBC, reports, but he is suffering fromj exhaustion, brought on ly a com- bination of overwork travel- ing. He 11 be back oni'tnt show' next week. X.

i VJmm'B OLOCTmC-TELEVISIOH SALES SERVICE Westinghouse RCA Philco Maytae ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS HUMMEL'S WHARF SH 3-1381 Acfrcss Shiins Sfcedy TV Rolo By CYNTHIA L0WRY AP Tolovltlon-RMsio Wrltor NEW YORK AP) A regular role in a television aeries how- -ever attractive, is no plum for a performer who intends to spend his working life in the theater. That is the conviction of a taQ, red-haired actress named Jeanne Cooper, who as a freelance has performed in more than 200 different television roles and currently is a candidate for an "Emmy" award for her performance in an episode of ABC's 'Ben Casey." "That is particularly true for a woman," Miss Cooper continued earnestly. "Money can't compensate for experience when you are young. "Some day you are going to reach 40, the lines will start to showand after that it is ability' that counts." Miss Cooper's point about a tol-evision series being a performer's trap is "You play one person over and over," she said. "This ta bad for the develop-' merit of an actor the only way to make native ability and talent grow is by stretching and exercising it." Miss Cooper Bays she makes more money as a freelance performer than she would in a steady part.

i ABC has. turned its Saturday evening 30 1 spot next fall over to Roy Rogers and Dale Evans for a Western-style variety hour. With the new Jackie Gleason show opposite on CBS, Jack Paar and Andy Williams coming onto N'BC with variety shows and with Perry Como, Gar-' ry Moore, Mitch Miller, Dinah Shore and the Telephone Hour returning, it looks as if song; dance and comedy is scheduled to be next season's trend. And now NBC will give us a half-hour Vic Damone program to replace "Haiel for eight weeks in the late summer and early falL 11 TOU ARE THERI 2-0-10-21 NEWS NEWS HEADLINES NEWS AND WEATHER 11 GOVERNMENT REPORT 10 THIS DAY 1S03. WEATHER SPORTS 24 SUNDAY NEWS HZADLDOat 7 BEST OP HOLLYWOOD "Jenny Lam our," Louis Jouret.

Susy De-lair SO SUNDAY NIGHT NEWS 11:010 SENATE REPORT 11 :0 OPINION IN THE CAPITC 11:14 2 LATE SHOW "You Can't Has BrerrttitaW. Alice Fays. Don Amaone WORLD'S BEST MOVIES 0-20 PRESIDENT'S ADDRESS ON MEDICAL CARS 10 MILESTONES OF THE CENTURY 11 NEW YORK CONFTDENTlAlj 11 BEST SHOWS 30 ACADEMY AWARD THEA- TRB "In A Lone Humphrey Bogart- Gloria Orahame SI LATE SHOW "Parisian Belle." Lawrence TR-. beU. Grace Moor 10 BIO MOVIE aa sport sshow 11 MILLION DOLLAR MOWS 11:30 OVERLAND TRAIL 8 TOMORROW'S WEATHER II THE BIO PICTURE This Is Our Strenctb" ll SO TTOHTROPE 2:200 DIVORCE COURT THEATRE FIVE 18:45 10 THOUGHT FOR THE DAT 1:00 a THB LATE.

LATE SHOW "Ride a Crooked Mils." Prances Farmer. Akim Tamlroff aa LATE NEWS S3 ALMANAC NEWSKEO. 1:10 -SO LATE SHOW 1 :20 CONSULT DR. BROTHERS 1:30 EARLT MORNING NEWS ONE MINUTE WITH YOUR BIBLE ts a news orvB' tjs this pat Dr. Klldare Example Of Success Sensation Richard Chamberlain has won many stamps of approval and is being enveloped in fame.

The young performer who portrays "Dr. KUdare" on NBC-TV every Thursday night is the biggest thing that's happened in the past decade to the mailroom payroll at MGM Studios. Culver City, where the hit series is filmed. Every unassigned secretary on the lot has been drafted for duty to help mailroom regulars answer Chamberlain's fan maO. It totals 1,000 letters a day give or take a few dozen.

Eve Clark, bead of the mailroom there, says Chamberlain is the studio's biggest draw in the fan mafl league since dark Gable hit his peak. SAYS Don't Settle For Less, Enjoy The Best With CHANNEL WoTi. BLE TV a a tT TJ 3 fa i it- i No. 5 ON P. mm i.iu:ti..

sr. I .1 0:29 0 CLUTCH CARGO 10 EDITORIALS -0 ACTION ADVENTURE SERIES SPORTS DESK AND REGIONAL NEWS 10 EVENINQ REPORT AMD WEATHER I 11 QUICK DRAW McGRAW 10 NEWSREEL SIXTEEN I 3 1 EARLY SHOW 27 HOUR OF STARS i 20 REGIONAL NEWS 0:40 1 WEATHER REPORT 4S 8-28 HDNTLEY-BRINKLET REPORT i 10 WALTER CrtONKTTB I 10 EVENINO REPORT 2 SEVEN O'CLOCK REPORT 5 BEACHCOMBER 0 NEWSREEL AND WEATHER (Color! RIPCORD 1 0 TRUE ADVENTURE i 11 WORLD NEWS i 18 WHIPLASH 21 NEWS AND SPORTS 22 PENNA. i NEWS PICTURE May 23, 1962 i :00 3 LIFE OF RILEY 5 FELIX AND DIVER DAI 0 CARTOON SERIES 8 YOGI BEAR 10 POPEYE AND BIG JOHN 11 DICK TRACT SHOW 10 CARTOON CAROUSEL 22 SUPERMAN r. 27 CARTOON TTMB 28 LONE RANGER :30 10 EARLY i SHOW "Hcilo Annapolis, Ssss Brown. Jesn Parker 8:36 11 ROCKY AND HIS FRIENDS 8:30 2 EARLY SHOW "High Wll." Robert Taylor, Herbert MarshaH 8-21 POPEYE THEATRE 8 COLONEL BLEEP (Color) 11 POPETE 22 EARLY 8HOW "Hen in Korea." Stephen Bord, Ronald Lewis 20 POPEYE THEATRE (ColCr) 0 45 8 BAT MASTBRSON 8:008 SANDY'S HOUR 11 THREE STOOGES 11 YOGI BEAR 21 LONE RANGER 27 HOME EDITION 28 SHERIFF OF COCHISB 8:05 27 WEATHER SHOW 0:1027 SCOREBOARD 8:15 9 WORLD NEWS 27 EVENING REPORT 8 CLUTCH CARGO 8 WEATHERMAN 10 EDITORIALS 8:300 ACTION ADVENTURE SERIES 8 SPORTS DESK 10 EVENINO REPORT AND WEATHER 11 BRAVE STALLKHf 18 NEWSREEL SIX TERN 21 EARLY SHOW 27 HOUR OF STARS 20 REGIONAL NEWS REPORT 8:40 8 REGIONAL NEWS 10 WEATHER REPORT 0-20 HUNTLKY-BRINKLET REPORT 10 WALTER CRONKRITB 18 EVENING REORT 7:00 2 SEVEN O'CLOCK REPORT i A OU AN A UTS 8 NEWSREEL AND WEATHER (Color) i 8 EVERGLADES 10 JACK BENNY PROGRAM 11 WORLD NEWS 10 SHANNON 31 NEWS AND SPORTS ls-n-Jl BASEBALL socs vs.

N. Y. Yankees BASEBALL WARM-UP -l BASEBALL Tssfla Time 3:30 FEATURE 37 BASEBALL BsJ Cnicjuro METROPOUTAW MOVTB "The Steet Trm.p." Jomvb Cotton. Teres. Wrljfh 4:3 NEWS SPECIAL Pres.

Ken-. nedj's Address oa Sscdsosl Cmn for the Aired a FEATURS IS WTATT BARF 23 MASTERY OF SPACg fC.) 4:41 T. V. VIEWS THE PRESS GRANDSTAND UANAOSR J-10-31 2J TED MACK AND THB ORIOINAL AMATEUR HOUR RACKET SQUAD S-l 6-27 WIDE WORLD OF SPORTS 4S0O0S TournaoMO of Bowlins Champions 2-19-21-li COLLEGE BOWL PONY EXPRESS 2S PRES. KENNEDY'S AD DRESS ON MEDICAXt CARS FOR THS AGED 3-10-21-2J TWENTTBTH CEW- TTOT Tnffle Jun UpssJr SUNDAY PLAYHOUSE Green Was My Vajasj," Walter Pidgeoa.

assuwesi Hsrs Ss MEET THE PRESS (Color) 2-10-31-2J MISTER ED WEST POINT WALT DISNEY'S WONDER. FUL WORLD OF COLOR 1S-S7 MAVERICK 'The Art PEOPLE'S CHOICE! J-lS-21-la LASSIE BEST OF THE POST as BULL WINKLE SHOW (C.) "Henrr The Eighth" IS It RED BARBER SHOW 7:30 a--I2 DENNIS THE MZNACS S-1 0-27 FOLLOW THB SUN "Sergeant Kotehak Fades) Away" 10 LAWMAN" 11 EXPLORE THE WORLD II GLOBAL ZOBEL 87 WALT DISNEY'S WONDBR- FUL WORLD OF COLOR "At Home With Donald Dock" a-S-I0-2S ED SULLIVAN SHOW FESTIVAL OF PERFORMXNQ ARTS 11 PEOPLE ARB FUNNY 1 CAIN'S HUNDRED 0-10-27 HOLLYWOOD SPBCIAI. "Moor Dick." Orarorj Peck. Rtchsrd Basehart 11 BEST OF OR OUCH XS CAR 54. WHERE ARB TOCt "The Oypsr Curse" 00 3 2 1 13 -T THEATRE -Soihebody Ptesac Heep OPEN END 0-28 BONANZA (Color) -The Miracle Maker" 10 NEW BREED :30 2-21-2J JACK BEJOTT PROGRAM 11 INTERN ATIONAL SOCCER 2-0-10-22 CANDTD CAMERA 11 ONE STEP BEYOND 21-2)1 SHOW OP THB WEBJC "A Sound of Hunting." Sal MV-- Peter Falk At Robert Lao-Blns" Colorl 2-0-1 WHAT'S MY LINE? 0-10-27 -LAWMAN VO- Ou Of Town' 0-10-27 CHETENNE SHOW "The Harriran" 11 JFFF COLLIE as RESCUE ft-S-10-23 PETE AND OLADT8 TIGHTROPE 11 PASSING PARADE 21 PIONEERS 20 TOUR DOCTOR REPORTS "The Phrsiciao Speaks Out On ihe Question of Medical Cars for the Aged." Main soeaker will be Edward R.

Anil is. D- a surireon of MlssaL :30 a-io-ai-aa father, knows BEST "Two Loees Has Bad" ft PETER GCNN 0-10-27 THE RTFLBMAN "The Shattered Idol" -28 TH PRICE IS RIGHT OTA .11 I SEARCH FOR ADVENTURE a-o-io-ai-aa dannt. thomas SHOW RIVER BO AT 0-16-27 SURFSIDB SIX Private Eve for Beattty" JO 07TH PRECINCT "Occupation. Citiaen" 11 TRACKDOWN s.30 a--io-2i-aa andy oriffiih 11 TRUE ADVENTURE 10:00 2-10-21-23 HENNESSY 3 MANHUNT 0-1S-2T BEN. CASEY "So Oft It Chances la Particular 0-28 -THRILLER "PTsreona From HesV.

11 WY ATT EARP IS "3S 1-105122 I'VE GOT A SECRET -S DRAGNET -11 MAIN EVENT 11 :00 SPORTS 'AND WEATHER 5 VSWSREEL FTVB i --FINAL REPORT 11 B'-ST OF GROUCHO 10 -NEWS FINAL 2' -'VEATHKR 22 MON. NEWS HEADLINES 21 WORLD TONIGHT. WEATH- ER AND PPORT8 20 -REPORTER 21 JOAN KANE REPORTS 0 NEWS WEATHER. SPORTS 2 LATE SHOW "Tmtn'i Secret Treasure." Jotinny WeUmuetler, Main msi -O'SuHivan -18 THIS DAT l0a 21 "PORTS "-r" 22-WEATHER ---vioht wow 'Color) 10 MILESTONES OF THB I 27 WORLD TONIGHT. AND WEATHER 28 REPORTER 5 0 NEWSREEL.

WEATHER AND SPORTS (Color) 8 REGIONAL NEWS (Color) 11:15 2 THE LATE SHOW "Moon Over Burma." Dorothy Lamour. Robert Preston 10 WEATHERMAN 10 THIS DAY 1S61 21 SPORTS 27 SPORTS WRAFUF 28 TONIGHT SHOW (Color) 11:308 SPORTS FINAL (Color) 10 MILESTONES OF THE CENTURY 21 TRAVELING FEET 27 BEST OF HOLLYWOOD "Give Me A Salter," Martha. Raye. Bob Hope 11:35 0 WEATHER GIRL Color) 10 LATE SHOW "Man At Martorlc Weaver. George Reeves I 1 10 WEATHER 22 MILLION DOLLAR MOVTX The Wild Stewstt Granger, Wendell Co-rev 11:30 0 WORLD'S BEST MOVTBS "Lillian Russell," Don- Amecnow Alice Pave 0 TONIGHT (Cotor) 11 11:30 NEWS 18 BOB HOPE AND CROSBY SHOW "Rhythm Romance.

Bhiriey Ross. Gene Krupa and Orchet- 11:40 ll ALL STAR MOVIE "Giant From The Unknown." Edward Kemmer. Sally Frassr 11:45 21 ENCORE THEATRE 12 40 5 CHANNEL FIVE REPORTS 13:45 2 THE LATE. LATE SHOW "The Human Comedy," Mickey Rooney. Marsha Hunt 8 THEATRE FIVE 10 THOUGHT FOR THE DAT 1:008 MORNING NEWS HEAD- LINES WANTED PERSONS 22 LATE NEWS 1:05 0 ONE MINUTE WITH TOUR BIBLE 32 LATE SHOW "Fernanda! Th.

Dressmaker. Pernsndet 1:18 5 NEWSRETSt, FIVE 3:00 2 LATE NEWS AND GIVE T0BJ THIS -DAY RIGHT SPOT FOR JAYNE Jayne Mansfielo guest stars as a shrewd "dumb blonde" in a comedy -ad vent ure story set in Honolulu on "Follow The Sun, Sunday. May 27. In "The Dumbest Blonde," Jayne plays Scottie Scott- Who is fsunrwsjvl tn ctav in the background while her oil-rich coy irteno mysteriously negotiates a huge stock issue with a shady financier. Will the Perry Como Show be on TV this summer? Joan No.

The show will be rel placed by a series of one-hour mystery films. IN THS PUBLIC 8:18 (RELIGIOUS FILMS SI MASS POR SHUT-IN 8:30 3 THS WAT TO GO 10 THB CHRISTOPHERS i THS CHRISTOPHERS 5 liORNINO NEWS. WEATRXR M.OO 3-3-i0-2 LAMP ONTO 1IT FEET "Christianity Im CrtsaV THIS IS THI LIFE 10 TODAY'S FARM AND O0TDOOR8MAN is YOUR CONGRES8UA2 REPORTS S-IS-as LOOK UP AND LIVE "Arts da CsDO" i 8 MEET THS PROFESSOR CATHOLIC HOUR 18 THS PIS HER FAMILY 0 10-2 CAMERA THRU Experimental Scries STORIES RETOLD 8-18 THB CHRISTOPHER 0 POPKYB THEATRE I 0 DA VET AND OOLIATH (C ITJ0 3 THS AMERICAN MUSICAL, TH8ATRS this is thb un 1 INSIGHT 1 HECKLE AND JBCKLS 33 NEWS IM REVIEW 11:35 28 THB BIBLE ANSWERS) ii. aa a eve on new tors LARRY FERRARI SOMETHING FOR THB OIRLfl -1 BLAIR COtJNTT ABTB FOUNDATION IS BROKEN ARROW 11 THIS IS THE LTFSt THE PIONEERS tT PUBLIC SERVICE a CON3RESSMAH FLOOD REPORTS I II WASHINGTON CONTKtV 8ATION Pal NlTn. Hott BUILDERS' SHOWCASE I SKY KINO IB LIFE OP TRrtmPH 11 ENCOUNTER IS DAVID BLIGHT SHOW UNCLE TED'S CHILDREN'S PARTY JI-M ORAL ROBERTS ti-SS I'll NEWS CHANNEL FTVB REPORTS PICTORK FOR A SON.

AFTERNOON -Dr. Cyclops." Albert Drkkrr. Jnir Lora FIVE STAR MOVIE SPBCIAI. "Heilt." Stcrlins HftrcKn. Jon Lnlit KIPUNOER tJETTER BASEBALL PhtllMs Ta.

Cttb tDoubl Header) IS ZONE I I CONTINENT AL MINIATURES 1 UFI OP RILET ACCENT II STAR SHOWCASE 1 CHAMPIONSHIP BRIDOI IS THIS 13 THE LIFE IS TRIANOLE THEATRE 1:30 IS NATIONWIDE SPORTSCOPB It PORTSMAN'S CLUB IS ADVENTURE THEATRE Monday, May 21, 1962 1:00 1 LIFE OF RILET FELIX AND DIVER DAN 0 CARTOON SERIES 0 MIGHTY MOUSE PLAT- HOUSB .10 POPETE AND Bid JOHN 11 DICK TRACY SHOW 10 CARTOON CAROUSEL 21 SUPERMAN 27 CARTOON TTMB 20 THE LONE RANGER I 10 EARLY SHOW "From Headquarters." Geort Brent. Manraret Lindsay "25 11- ROCKY AND HIS FRIENDS 1:30 a EARLY SHOW "Rones of Sherwood ForasC John 'Derek. Diana LfM COLONEL BLEEP (Color) -2l POPEYE THEATRE 1 POPEYE THE SAILOR 23 EARLY SHOW 30 POPEYE THEATRE (Color) 0 WY ATT EARP 0:00 SANDY'S HOUR 11 THREE STOOGES 1( BROKEN ARROW 1 LONE RANGER 27 HOME EDITION as SHERIFF OF COCHISE :00 27 WEATHER 10 27 SCOREBOARD 0 WORLD NEWS WEATHER XI EVENING REPORT i as CLUTCH CARGO 10 EDITORIALS 0 ACTION ADVENTURE SERIES 0 SPORTS DESK 10 EVENING REPORT It YOOl BEAR -10 NEWSREEL SIXTEEN ai EARLY SHOW 27 SEA HUNT SO REGION AT. NEWS 0:40 10-10 WEATHER REPORT 0-28 HUNTLEY-BR1NKLET REPORT 10 WALTER CRONKRITB 10 EVEN'NG REPORT 1:00 1 SEVEN O'CLOCK REPORT ft BAT MATERSON 0 NEWSREEL WEATHER (O i 0 KINO OF DIAMONDS 10 DENNIS THE MENACE 11 WORLD NEWS -10 WTATT EARP 81 EARLY NEWS 23 NEWS AND WEATHER 37 CAPITOL CORRESPONDENT THB THIRD MAN 21 TODAY tN SPORTS 7:15 2-21-22 ALTER CRONKTTS NEWS EVENTNO REPORT Y'SS II WEATHER i TO TELL THE TR1J Bnd Collrer. JOHNNY STACCATO X2 I 3 jt fe' 3 YOUR DIAL imm "I 4 H'I )fs JA 3-7791 LEWISBURG (SnGBO LEWISBURG CATV, KJC.

cOiMMUNity Antenna television 32 PENNA. NEWS PICTURE. WEATHER SHOW 20 DEATH VALLEY DATS 7:10 11 NEW YORK MEWS 7:14 2-21-22 WALTER CRONKITE. NEWS 8 EVENING REPORT 7:25 II WEATHERGIRL 7:30 2-21-22 THE ALVIN SHOW 8-10-27 HOWARD K. SMITH News and Comment 8-28 WAGON TRAIN "The Frank Carter Story BIVG CROSBY SPECIA1.

11 THE HONEYMOONERS 8:00 2-21 WINDOW ON MAIN ST. 5 DANGER MAN I 8-18-27 STRAIGHTAWAY "The Racer And The Lady 11 BOLD JOURNEY i 22 WANTED: DEAD OR AUVB CHECKMATE "Win The Real Kltter Pleas Stand Up" 5 AWARD THEATRE 0-10-27 TOP CAT "Hawaii. Here We Come 8-28 JOEY BISHOP SHOW "Hame In The Family" (Color) 10 9URFSIDE SIX 11 WANTED: DEAD OR ALTVB 8:00 MOVIE GREATS "The Roaring James Cagney. Humphrey Bogart 0-10-27 HAWAIIAN 3 YE "Scena Of The Crime" 8-28 PERRY COMO'8 MUSIC Hal (Color) I 11 YOU ASKED FOR IT 3:30 2-10-21-22 DICK VAN DYKB SHOW I 11 SQUAD CIRCLE THEATRE "Th- Secret Crime" 1 1 8-16-27 NAKED CITY "The Multiplicity of Herbert Konish" 1 1 11 HIGH ROAD TO i ADVENTURE 21 STAR AND THE STORY 2s BOB NEWHART SHOW (O 10:30 1 1 WILD CARGO 21-28 DAVID BRINKLET'S JOURNAL Color) .11:00 2 NEWS AND WEATHER 8 NEWSREEL FIVE il 0 NEWS PINAL 8 ELEVENTH HOUR HEWS 10 NEWS 11 BEST OF GROUCHO: 10 THIS DAY I0A2 21 NEWS TONIGHT: WEATHER 22 NEWS WEATHER. SPORTS Good As 10 SOUTH 2nd ST.

THERE IS NOTHING JUST AS GOOD AS TWO STORES TO SERVE YOU ULSH FARM HOME SUPPLY. INC. 16 S. MARKET ST. SELINSGR0VE port TREV0RT0N Meanwhile, NBC hai brought to Jean Shepherd, a New York radio broadcaster: ai -his tem- porary replacement, was a happy ehoiee-4Shephe'd" is a fun-' ny man with a bright, off-beat style of bis ovm.

A toucS of lightness is something that jshow can use. I Meanwhile, NBC is 'sill trying to find a replacement "Today's' John Chancellor, 1 beading back to news covt-rase soon. HORSE LAUGHS: "CAROL. PQS1: moousr if Wilbur married me on the rebound. KAY ADDISON: Sweetie, it doesn't matter bow many tiroes a man bounces as long as you make the R.CA.Victor US FOR V-: ORIGINAL SAtEi AND EXPERT SERVICE' KLlNEfS RADIO T.V.

SERVICE IMtt North Market Street SEUNSSROVE- DUH 0R4.1S54 PHILC0 BENDIX DU0MATIC WASH SO 0OY BECK ELECTRIC U5 Marks St. 0t At 6-8721 SCHINDLER'S Studio Camera Shop PHOTOGRAPHS FINISHING CAMERAS SUPPLIES 51S Market St ATt-14tt BOLGER SYNDICATED The Ray Bolger Show', successful on ABC-TV some seasons ago, has been put into syndication by Tele-, synd, a company owned by Jack Wrather. Telesynd has 60 half-hour episodes of the program for sale to local TV stations and sponsors. The programs wer filmed in front of "live" audiences. The series' story line has Bolger portraying a big-name dancing star, and each episode contains at leas', two "production" numbers in which Bolger 'dances.

t- i HORSE LAUGHS i FROM "MISTER ED" Wilbur Post: Ed, you never got to know Addison, He's really a wonderful guy. Mister Ed: Every time I bite into one of his apples and see a worm, I'll think of him. On Johnny recent appearance on the television, he looked a little heavier to me. Has he gained any weight? Ceil P. Johnny has gained about ten pounds since he injured his back last December His" weight is now equal to what it was when be was high jumping in college.

COLOR TV by Admiral LIBERAL TRADE EASYjTERMS ELECTRONIC SALES SERVICE 728 Market St AT M212 SUNBURY Service on AH Makes of TV ARE IN GOOD HANDS TOUR CHOICE POSSESSIONS CENTURY 31 ENCORE THEATRE aa sports show 27 BEST OF HOLLYWOOD "Dangerous Ts Know," Oafl PatricA. Akire TamiroO 10 LATE SHOW "Cain and Mable," Clark OsMOk atarlon Davis i 1 WEATHER aa MILLION DOLLAR MOVIE 11:30 WORLD'S BEST MOVIES TONIGHT SHOW tCotarl 1111:30 NEWS 10 TIGHTROPE 11:40 11 ALL STAR MOVIE "Three for -Bedroom Osor- ia 8wanson. Jas Warren 10DECAT REPORTS 12 THE LATE. LATE SHOW "Brenina for Herbert Marshall, Sari Marltaa ft FOLLOW THAT MAN 10 THOUGHT POR THE DAT 1:00 0 EARLY NEWS HEADLINES WANTED PERSONS 93 LATE NEWS 7. AND ALMANAC fsiJE MTSVT WTtti TOUR i aa LATE SHOW 1-Jft ft NEWSREEL FIVE 3 LATE NEWS AND GIVE DB WIS DAY Teeny Ronnie Dapo Thinks Big, At Least Ronnie Dapo may be only 4-foot-6, but he thinks tall.

The diminutive nine-year-old who plays Flip Rose in "Room For One More-wants to be a carbon copy of C-foot-6 Clint Walker right now! That he's 24 inches short of his goal doesn't daunt Ronnie. He lives tall vicariously every day at the Warner Bros, lot where be and his towering hero walk over the same landscape; one with half steps, the other with giant strides. Ronnie isn' telling why he chose the muscular star of "The Cheyenne Show" as his modeL And if he's confided his reason t. Walker, it is being treated, as a man-to- PAUSE. S.

MOVING STORAGE CALL GR WE INVITE YOU TO SEE YOU WITH -Vr- IN COLOR AND IN BLACK AND WHITE LIBERAL TRADES EASY TERMS Nothing Is yJust As OF MOBILE HOMES IN THIS AREA SUSQUEHANNA TRAILER SALES, Inc. COLLECT 3-3641 NINTH STREET NORTHTJ THE LARGEST STOCK! SELINSGROVE ft STAMPS woodland sets of the back lot Playing Gabe Morse, young son of a widowed school teacher, Ronnie really lived it up for those six days. And he walked a. little taller, when he returned to the "Room For One More" set. 12 QUEEN ST.

NORTHUMBERLAND GR 3-3527 tTS. 11-15 MILE NORTH Of man confidence. I For Ronnie, who has made no secret of his admiration fori Walker, Christmas came a little early this year, he got to play a role in "The Idol" for his hero's series: six days of exciting work with the tall western star on the brushy. OE20 E.CHSf-'j BACIEDS and 17C3GDQ ImAWV BGAHGnG 0 IV-- ii 'X 'J: ii' -X I i ft ia 1 ,1.

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