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10 SAN BERNARDINO SUN-TELEGRAM April 21, 1957 YOUd! UADi LOOKING 'N LOOKIN' N' LISTENEV' LISTENING Valley Junior League baseball DIAL DiAL KNXT Ch. 9 KTLA Ch. 5 KKCA Ch. 4 KABC Ch. 7 lOGUE KFMB Ch.

8- KTTV Ch. 11 KIU Ch- 9 KCOP Ch. 13 KNX 1070 KFI 640 KRNO 1240 KFXM 590 KFI World Music The Sun-Telegram logs are compiled from Information provided program changes by the KFI News 1:38 KNX News KNX Cleveland 6:15 KFI Art ol Uvtng- KNX Music Room 5:30 KNX Church ut Air KFI Faith In Action i NOON KRNO Polka KCSB News KFI News KITO News KFXM Baseball 6:45 12:03 KFI Guest Star KRNO Pot Ka Willy KITO Serenade 12:15 IjT if ft I A.M. KFI News KITO Latin Melodies KCSB News KFXM Baseball KRNO Mcsia KNX News 7:05 KCAL Music St Tims KFXM Baseball KITO Oral KRNO Polka P.M. KITO News KFI Monitor KCSB News 7:30 1 1 Agriculture KRNO Polka KFXM Baseball Willy Revival Hr.

KITO Latin Festival 7:45 KNX Radio KFI News KRNO KRNO Music 7:55 KCSB News 1 A.M. KITO Old 1:05 KCSB Serenade 15 KKXM Auto KITO Church of Christ KCSB Armed Services KFXM Wings ul Healing KCAL Lite UeM Hr. 1:30 KKXM Harry KRNO Muslo 3 P.M. KRNO Goodwill Industries KFXM Harry tvr i runnypaper Man KRNO Music KITO Railroad KNX Learning 8:15 KRNO Music KFI News. KNX News.

2:03 KCSB Serenade KRNO Master Works KCAL. News 2:34 KKNO Assembly ot God KCStk News KCSB Faith Program KFI Christian Science KFXM Back to UoO KCAL Emanuel baptist Church KNX Salt Lake Tabernacle KFI News KRNO Showers of Blessings KCSB Sunday Serenade KNX Philadelphia Orch. KFXM Harry Rheubottom 3 tsU KFXM Harry Rheubottom ANGEL OF MERCY In her TV dehut Anne Baxter har bors compassion for her patients though her stern exterior belies her inner feelings in "The Bitter Choice" on GE Theater toniaht at 9 on Channel 2. Vince Edwards, an emotionally Class KRNO Music KITO Hour of KCAL Jlews A.M. KITO Voice ot Youth KCSB News KFXM Bible Class KRNO Music KCAL Music KNX News Kt-T Music at Home 9:05 NX Storymaster KITO Latin Festival KNX txplorer KFI Senator's KITO Bible KGSa Serenade 3:15 KFI George 3:25 KNX This I 3:30 KFXM Motorists KFI Monitoi KITO Gospel Matinee Messenger KRNO El Sol AJeirre KITO News KFXM Voice of Prophecy KNX H.

K. Smith 1:35 KITO Latin Melodies KNX Trojan 3:35 KKl Meet 3:50 WTO Sunday Press Serenade t.ii KNX Older Grow KRNO Down Home Time KITO Serenade KRNO El Sol Alegre KCSB News KFI Amer Sines is A.M. KCSB News. Weather KRNO Music KFXM Motorists Matinee KFI Spotlignt on Business KNX News KNX otory Master KFXM News 10:05 KCSB Serenade 4:15 KCSB- -Serenade KFXM Auto Kits 4:30 Kiro Wines ot KCAL Classics KFI Scout Jamboree KNX Workshop KFXM Community Bible L-LV'K Vf, KNX Farm Scene 10: IS KFI Urn. Twn.

Hap'lngs KFXM Christian Science 4:45 KITO Baptist Church KFXM Christian Education 4:55 KNX Changing Times i M. KCSB News KHJ George Crowell KRNO El Sol Alegre KNX Music KITO Sunday Serenade KFXM Methodist's Hour KFI Songs Never Die a. C6 News KCAL Sports 5:30 KHJ Lutheran Hour KNX Sunday Desk KFXM Lutheran Hour KRNO Music KFXM Frank E. Ernest KFI Sunday Report 10:40 KNX Science Adv. 10:43 KFI American Story KFXM Bill Cunningham 11 A.M.

KCStt News. Weather KITO Keiigion KFXM Game of Day KCAL. Foursquare Gospel KFI News. Monitor KHJ Giants vs. Phillies KK.N'O Hour ol Meditation KNX Sympnonette 11:04 Hunter, Leo Carillo, Pat Pat-erson and Ella Logan in "52nd Street." 11 Movie (Comedy) "Fou rj Jills in a Jeep," the screen dramatization ot the adven-! tures of four pretty Holly-'; wood stars who entertained at military camps overseas will be seen tonight.

The film stars Kay Francis, Carole Landis, Martha Raye and Mitzi Maylair. Jimmy Dor-I sey and his Orchestra will also be seen in this movie box office hit. 13 News, Music (Spanish) 11:1 2 Movie (Drama) I By ANN WARDELL SAUNDERS Ann Sheridan, whom we've seen little of lately on the silver screen, will emote in "Cross Hairs" for Ford Theater, with James Daly. Ann playmakes a wife who lives in constant terror after she dis covers that a killer has been hired to murder her husband. Miles Tol- ner scripted this one, and Jack Gage, megs it.

Danny Thomas, with his new teevee wife, moves over to NBC this fall. Danny also presented the first check at Marquette Univer sity Medical School in Milwaukee, to subsidize" an annual schol arship for needy students. Said Danny: "Our nation sorely needs more doctors, and I hope others will also establish additional scholarships for needy medical students." Red Skelton tells me he has two extensive file systems where he can pick a comedy situation or a gag line for any need. One he keeps in his head, the other, in a large black leather cabinet in his home. The cabinet contains approximately 100,000 jokes gag lines, situations, puns, cliches and what-have-you all in alphabetical order.

Harvey Narkowe, producer of CBS Radio Workshop, wants Mar lon Brando to act as narrator for a Japanese Noh drama presenta tion planned by the workshop. Noah Berry Jr. is considering opening a pet shop in Beverly Hills, which he'll call "Noah's Ark." What else? Lee Aaker, who emotes with Rin Tin Tin, tells me he's the star pitcher of his If Dexter can hold a job for a week, he is promised a new muffler for his car. 7:00 2-8 a Benny (Comedy) Benny will have as his special guest, Dorothy Kirsten, famed operatic soprano. Benny, the Waukegan virtuoso, and Miss Kirsten will appear in a benefit concert with the Los Angeles Philharmonic Orchestra April 23.

In today's show he is visited by agents from the Bureau of Internal Revenue who wish to go over his last J-earJs income tax records. 4 Bengal Lancers Lieutenants Michael Rhodes (Phil Carey) and William Storm (Warren Steves) take the regimental polo team to play against a rajah's team in an effort to save a boy from being murdered during the repeat telecast of "The Pawn." 7 You Asked For It (Baker) 9 Strange Lands (Adventure) The wildest storm ever filmed af sea and a whaling expedition in search of the huge 80 ton mammals inhabiting the Indian Ocean provide Sonny Tuft's next adventure. 13 Heart of the City A former convict asks Steve Wilson (Pat McVey) and Lorelei (Jane Nigh) to check on the case of a blackmailer. 7:30 2-8 What's My Line (Panel) 4 Circus Boy (Drama) Corky becomes a cub reporter in tonight's episode. 5 Movie (Musical) Although a timid Marine is an accomplished singer and gui tarist, he seems to get no where in the field of romance.

Dick Powell stars in "The Singing Marine." 7 Hollywood Film Theater Fred Astaire and Ginger Rog ers star in "Top Hat." A model falls in love with a musical-comedy star. The songs featured are by Irving Berlin. 9 Let's Play Golf (Kirkwood) 13 Hunter (Adventure) Barry Nelson stars in "The Unin vited Guest." 8:00 2-8 Ed Sullivan Comedienne Charlotfe Rae who is cur rently appearing as "Mam my Yokum" in the Broadway musical production of. "Li'l Abner," will do a satire of the Grand Duchess of "An- astasia" on tonight's show From Europe, Sullivan will present a unique balancing act, the Fredians. Another guest will be cartoonist Chester Gould, creater of the "Dick Tracy" comic strip.

headline guests are Don Murray, Roberta Sher wood, Bob Sweeney and Gale Gordon, Marion Marlowe and Mitzi Green. 4 Steve Allen Mickey Roon-ey will head the list of guests to appear on tonight's laugh fest. Other guests are opera singer Eleanor Stebor; Bet ty Walker, the Muppets and Mickey and Sylvia, guitar ists. 9 Championship Bowling 13 Big Debate (Education) The debate subject is "That the Federal Government Should Dispense Narcotics to Known Addicts." 8:30 11 Fabian of Scotland Yard Fabian (Bruce Seton) faces a murder which was com mitted 100 years ago when a skeleton is discovered walled up in a closet wearing the uniform of the Crimean War. 13 Dan Lundberg (Panel) "Is the Fifth Amendment Misused?" is tonight's debate question.

team and has been working on a new pitch which he calls an El vis Presley." "It wiggles all the way up to the plate," he confides. Screen Gems, has taken over all assets of Wm. F. Broidy Productions, including the "Wild Bill Hickok" series, but the new cycle will continue with Guy Madison and Andy Devine. Hal March, emcee of the Question, makes his first starring screen role in "Hear Me Good." He playmakes a sharp, fast-talking con man.

Frances Langford is buying top-drawer talent for her second teleshow. She picked the likes of Edgar Bergen and his little heckler, Charlie McCarthy, George Sanders and Julie London. Would that Julie wouldn't try to sing! Make a date with Boris Karloff for April 25. He'll playmake "The Man who Played God" for Lux Video. He plays the role of a great concert pianist who loses his hearing and turns to lip-reading, which enables him to learn of people's troubles and help them.

It was a great motion picture hit in '32, with George Arliss starring. During rehearsal for an Indian attack sequence of "The Adven tures of Rin Tin Tin," Seymour Cholombo's fatal fall from his horse was unsatisfactory to Direc tor Fred Jackman, who yelled: "Come on put more life into your dying!" Betty White suggests adding pistachio nuts to sauteed chicken livers. 9:00 2 8 GE Theater (Drama) Acad emy Award winner Anne Baxter, long a holdout from television, makes her debut as a truly compassionate Army uurw wild ra ioi ctru to conceal her feelings beneath a hard shell, a stern demeanor which she uses as patient therapy. Unable to keep up her apparently immovable outward appearance, she is about to ask for a transfer when a particular patient (Vince Edwards) offers her sufficient challenge to remain at her duty in tonight's presentation, "The Bitter Choice," a poignant drama of a nurse's battle against a ward of battle weary GI's. 4 TV Playhouse (C) "The Gene Austin Story," starring George Grizzard as Austin, is tonight's drama.

The popular singing and recording star of the 1920s will have his life enacted, and at the end of the show, will make a personal appearance to sing "Too Late," his first new recording in several years. The hour-long 1 a was written by Ernest Kinoy. 7 Amateur Hour (Mack) 9 Movie (Western) Same as 1 p.m. 11 Movie (Drama) "Gentle man's Agreement," one of the most important motion pictures in recent years and winner of three Academy Awards, will make its TV debut starring Gregory Peck and Dorothy McGuire. 13 Oral Roberts (Religion) 9:30 2 8 Alfred Hitchcock A stuffy English banker flees the reality of his nagging wife through dreams of romance with a beautiful South Sea Island girl.

When he primly attempts to make a permanent escape by ridding himself of his shrewish lady, there are bound to be some amusingly clumsy complications in "The Three Dreams of Mr. Findlater." John Williams stars. 5 Behind the 8-Ball 13 inancing a Church 10:00 2-8 $61,000 Challenge 4 Loretta Young (Drama) "The Legacy" stars" Robert Newland and Miss- Young in a story of an unexpected gift which is left to a motherless child. 5 Continental Assignment A mother refuses to testify at her murdered son's inquest in "The Flute." 7 All About Music (Cross) Tonight's show will outline the history of jazz as it made its way from New Orleans to St. Louis and Chicago, and eventually to New York.

Emcee is Milton Cross. 13 Voice of Calvary (Religion) 10:30 2 News, Sports, Weather 4 News 5 Bowling (Los Angeles) 7 News (Winter) 8 Spike Jones (Variety) Children of Hollywood cele brities will guest. 13 Commercial Film 10:45 9 Christophers (Religion) 11 News (Welsh) 13 Dr. Hiss (Lecture) "Painful Feet." 11:00 2-8 News 4 Movie (Adventure) The formation of the Hudson's Bay Company and the hard ships undergone by its mem bers is- told in "Hudson's Bay." Paul Muni, Gene Tier-ney, Vincent Price and Vir ginia Field star. 7 Movie (Musical) The his tory of Manhattan's 52nd St showing the change in the street's character stars Ian! KCAL 1410 KITO 1290 VCR- FM 91.9 KCSB 1350 P.M.

KFI News, Monitor Orch. KITO aui Harvey KFXM Sunday Serenade Willy K.x Miss Brooks CSB Serenade 19 KHJ Headlines KITO Drew Pearson KFXM Sunday Serenade :25 KFXM Music KHJ Music Box 6: an KHJ Hats Off Roberts KKXM Auto Kits Willie KITO Music Hall KFI Opera KNX Jack Benny :35 KITO Listening Post KHJ Sports. Musle Hour Kt x.i Harry Wismer 7 P.M. KCSB News KFXM Triumphant Hour KNX Jimmy Wakely Kits KM opera Rheubottom KRNO--Modern Concert Hall KITO News Rheubottom KCSB Serenade Gospel Hr KITO Serenade 7:30 KHJ Reviewing Stand Monitor Books KNX Uunsmoka KFXM Triumphant Hour KHJ Dean Manioa KITO News Hethany Ret Church KCSB News KFXM Sunday Serenade KNX Suspense 4:113 KCSB Serenade KITO Sunday Serenade 8:30 Decision KHJ By the People Report KITO Erwin Cannaa KNX Miller 8:35 Crowell KKNO Musie 8:45 KITO Serenade Believe 8:55 KITO News KHJ Headlines KITO Sunday Serenade KC3B News KFXM News KRNO MusiO 9:05 Digest KHJ Newspaper of Air KFXM Sunday Serenade KCB Serenade 9:10 KNX Sports, News 9:20 KRNO Muslo 9:30 KHJ Pharmacist KNX Editor's Assign. KFI C.

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Report Recall Davy? He's Considered Great in France By BARBARA MILLER l'P Staff Correspondent! PARIS (UP) Davy Crockett this spring has replaced Napoleon and the Three Musketeers temporarily as the idol of French youth. According to the popular "woman's magazine, Marie Claire, this eiegendary American nero nes De- uf 1L1 United States two. years ago. The magazine's survey counted more than 200 such articles, run ning from coon-tail hats to guitars. pistols, puzzles, knives, sweatshirts, belts, etc.

Manufacturers promise next a Davy Crockett bicycle, completa with its own furry tail flying at the back a fashion as yet unknown in France although it has been popular in the United States for years long before tha Crockett craze there. WOMEN'S HATS The gun-toting hunter's fama has even invaded the over-21-year-old group. Ballet star Ludmilla Tcherina had a "trapper's hat" especially designed for her a happy combination of the Russian Cossack style and Davy's coon-tail model. Leading hat designers now show the western bonnet in everything from opossum to persian lamb, ermine and mink. A year and half ago, "the king of the far west" was unknown here.

Youngsters played in tha Napoleon cockaded hat and fought duels in true musketeer style. Then French television launched the Davy Crockett song with the aid of singer Annie Cordy and gave away 200 coon-tail hati to promote it. Farce Playing At Pasadena "All For Mary" the British farce by Harold Brooke and Kay Bannerman, which stars Edward Everett Horton, is now playing its third week on stage at Pasadena Playhouse. This delightful comedy, which concerns the plights of a woman's present end ex-husband being quarantined in a hotel room together as chicken pox victims; while the wife goes off skiing; with an overly romantic Frenchman, has a supporting cast which includes Robert Courtleigh, Majel Barrett, Charles Chaplin Irene Seidner and Paul Stickles. Curtain time for "All for Mary," directed by Lenore Shane-wise, is at 8:30 nightly with a 2:30 Saturday matinee.

Theater is dark on Mondays. by the television stations. stations are not the responsibility of (C) Indicates that program is in 4:50 11 Sunrise Service Actor Glenn Ford will narrate the 80-minute Eve Easter Sunrise Services from the Hollywood Bowl, and will introduce the speaker. Soloists are sopra no Jeanette MacDonald who will sine "Ave Maria" and baritone Howard Keel who will sing "The Lord's Pray er. 6:00 8 Sunrise Serv ice Easter Sunrise services will be tel ecast live from Balboa Park.

6:10 li Rocket to Stardom 7:00 8 Mother Cabrini (Religion) The story of Mother Cabrini will be told in a 75-minute film dramatization. 7:40 2 Give Us This Day (Religion) 7:55 2 News 8:00 2 Easter Service (Washington) TV's annual full-hour presentation of the tradition al Easter Sunday services from Washington's famed National Cathedral will be presented. i Easter Service Pontifical High Mass will be telecast from St. Monica's Basilica, Cincinnati Archbishop Karl J. Alter, will be' celebrant.

The Roman Catholic mass will be narrated by Msgr. Earl Whalen. 8:15 8 What's Your Trouble? 8:30 5 In God We Trust Industry on Parade 8:45 8 Sacred Heart (Religion) 9:00 2 Let's Take a Trip The program, which has traveled some 35,000 miles from coast to coast, and has taken televiewers to nearly 100 new and excitins places each week by "live" remote TV cameras, marks the start of its third year on the network today. Two new youngsters, Joan Terrace, 8, and Jimmy Walsh, 9, will be taking over the roles of youthful travelers held for the past two years, since the premiere of the series, by Ginger Mac-Manus and Pud Flanagan. The youngsters were selected from more than 200 eager young candidates.

In today's show Pud and Ginger will reminisce about their past trips and show film clips of places they've visited. 4 Family Theater (Film) The specie! TV program, "That I May See," the story of Bartmeus, the blind beggar to whom Christ restored sight, will be presented star ring Ruth Hussey, Jeffrey Lynn. Regis Toomey and Raymond Burr. 5 Movie (To Be Announced) 7 Movies (Triple Feature) Today's John Wayne motion pictures are "Lucky Texan," "Rainbow Valley" and Riders of Destiny." 8 Christophers (Religion) 13 Oral Roberts (Religion) 9:30 2 Light of Faith (Religion) 8 Let There Be Light 9 Operation Success 13 Mission at Mid-Century The story of the northern most Protestant mission, "Light of the North" is to day's program subject. 10:00 Lamp Unto My Feet (Relig Ion) The importance and function of religion in every day life will be discussed by Dr.

Clarence Pickett of the American Friends Service Committee and Dr. Lyman Bryson. 4 Film Drama "Crucifixion and Resurrection." 8 Town Hall (Religion) "Should Communists Have Rights?" will be discussed by the panel today. 9 Movie (Drama) The col lapse of the German armies will be predicted in a 1944 film, "The Master Race." George Coulouris, Stanley Ridges, and Osa Massen star. 13 Movie (Drama) "Hell gate" stars Sterling Hayden, Joan Leslie, Ward Bond, James Arness, Peter Coe and Robert Wilke.

An inno cent man who is sentenced to Hellgate Prison takes part in a jailbreak, after sur viving brutality by authori ties there. 10:30 2 Film Navy Documentary "Sea Wings" 4 Frontiers of Faith The Easter story will be read from the scriptures by Chart ton Heston, star of "The Ten Commandments." 5 Church in the Home The program will be expanded to a full hour today for special Easter services. Movie (Mystery) "The Caribbean Mystery" makes its San Diego TV debut. Thej The Sun-Telegram. color.

story tells of a detective who arrives on a tropical island to solve the puzzling disap pearance of eight people. 11:00 2 Movie (Detective) "Bull dog Drummond's "Escape" stars Ray Milland and Heath er Angel. The suave sleuth finds a girl standing over a dead body and when he tries to question her she flees. Lat er, Drummond learns the girl was kidnaped and was trying to escape. 4 NBC Opera Theater (O Verdi's opera, "La Traviata" in English will be the final production of the NBC Opera Company's eighth season.

The story of "La Traviata" is a classic romance in con. stant public favor. Verdi's opera is based on the play "Ca-mille" by Alexandre Dumas, fils. Numerous productions of the play in the country, including the memorable film with Greto Garbo, won enthusiastic audiences. Piave's libretto for the opera fol lows the play closely, making some deletions mainly to speed the action.

The princi pal roles will be sung by Elaine Malbin as Violetta, John Alexander as A redo 'Germont and Igo Gorin as the Elder Germont. Peter Herman Alder will conduct members of The Symphony of the Air. 11 Great Churches (Religion) Our Savior Lutheran Church oi los Angeles will unveil a new gold mosaic cross dur ing special Easter Sunday services. 11:30 5 Movie (Western) Bob Bak er and Marjorie Reynolds will star in "The Phantom Stage." 8 Birthday Carousel (Children 9 Movie (Drama) "The Judge Steps Out" stars Alexander Knox, Ann Southern, George Tobias, Sharyn Mof fett, and Florence Bates. A middle-aged judge becomes tired of his boring life, and decides to desert the bench.

13 Movie (Drama) An at tempt is made to turn a ju venile delinquent into a normal, decent member of society at the Indian Boys School. William Bendix, Hoagy Car-michael, Stanely Clements, Allen Martin and Jack Hagen star in "Johnny Holiday." 12:00 2 Learning '57 (Education) The second in the series of programs on the production of a TV program, a project done in cooperation with the Radio-Television Department at the University of California will be seen. 7 Union Report (Pearson) Drew Pearson will report on a current struggle for control of a heavy-equipment manufacturing company in Chicago. "Battle of the Ty coons." 8 Action Theater (Drama) Brassell, Thomas Mitchell and Marjorie Lordj star in "Shadow of the Truth." The story concerns a veteran who returns from a Korean prison camp, and steps into a local brawl involving a woman reporter. 11 3Iovie (Western) "Terrors on Horseback" 12:30 2 Capitol Hill (Panel) Grif-fing Bancroft, CBS Television news correspondent in Washington, D.C.

will moderate a panel of four Southern California congressmen in a direct report to their constituents. 5 Garden Chats (Littlefield) 7 Faith For Today (Religion) A young geologist refuses a promotion rather than work in the same office with a man who has wronged him. 8 Lone Ranger (Western) 1:00 2 Face the Nation (Panel) 4 Harvest (C) Baxter Dr. Frank C. Baxter will show his viewers how an ancient castle was beseiged many years ago.

He will explain the tactics used to break into these massive stone fortresses and show some of the weapons used. 5 Continental Assignment 7 Christian Science (Religion) 8 Zoorama (San Diego) 9 Movie (Western) Robert Sterling stars with Gloria Grahame, Claude Jarman John Ireland, and Jeff Donnell in "Roughshod." 13 Short Story 1:10 11 Baseball Preview (Dyer) 1:15 7 Public Service Film 1 :25 11 PCL Baseball The wind up of the first series of 1957 games between the Holly wood stars and the Los Angeles Angels at Gilmore Field will be brought to Southern California viewers as a doubleheader is telecast. 1:30 2 News Roundup Man's Journey," stars Lionel come a 3 million dollar business Barrymore, Joel McCrea and for French department stores. Frances Dee. An aging coun- And Walt Disney, of course, try doctor, who has been the reaps the benefits.

Attached to all only medical man in the' Davy Crockett products is the la-community, is "Walt Disney's Davy Crock-faced with competition fromett-" TV producer fatigued soldier, receives tender woman. 4 This Is The Life (Religion) Easter Festival 5 Auction Village (Gardena) 7 Parlor Playhouse (Drama) Gertrude Michael and Wilton Graff star in "No Strings At tached," a comedy about a sophisticated modern mar riage in which a business ty coon gets a beautiful wife through a business proposition. 8 Texas Rangers (Western) 13 Charmed Circle (Variety) 2:00 2-8 Odyssey (CoIIingwood) An energetic and original appraisal of modern art its beginnings, its transitions, its acceptance and its outlook will be offered viewers as the program trains its wide-ranging cameras on man's most memorable achieve ments, and dramatically examines "The Evolution of the Actor Vincent Price, a former art gallery proprietor ho detailed knowledge of art and artists earned him $64,000 on "The $64,000 Challenge," will join host-n a a Charles Collingwood in tracing modern art's rambunctious evolution from the 1800s to today. 4 Golf Tournament Sidebar information of the Fifth Annual Tournament of Champions to be held at the Desert Inn Golf Course in Las Vegas will have NBC cameras covering the climactic final hour of play. Winners of 27 major tournaments between April 1956 and this April will participate in the four day-event which started April 18.

5 Championship Racing 7 Message of the Master 2:30 7 Movie (Drama) Frank Craven and Sally Blane star in "City Limits." A railroad president falls off his private train and takes up with two tramps. 2:45 9 Movie (Drama) Dennis Okeefe and Judith Anderson head the cast of "Lady Scartace, the story oi a scarfaced woman who heads a gang of thugs who- commit murder and robbery. 3:00 2 Heckle and Jeckle (Children) 4 Faith of Our Children Actress Joan Vohs, pays a re turn visit to the program, when she appears as hostess for the Easter Sunday show. 8 Movie (Drama) A brilliant musician falls into the depths of despair and loses his faith when he becomes deaf. "The Man Who Played God" stars George ArJiss.

13 Movie (Western) Bob Steele and Al St. John star in "Gun Justice." 3:25 11 Big Playback 3:30 2 Cavalcade of Books Eu gene W. Castle, author of "The Great Giveaway," will discuss his book on U.S. foreign aid on today's show. 4 Faith of Our Children with Joan Vohs.

3:40 11 Baseball, Stars vs. Angels 3:45 7 Public Service Film 2 Dress Blues (Marines) Singer Ginger Hall, musical conductor-a a r- Bud dy Bregman and the first appearance of a new pianist for the VonDuBass Trio, Wal ter Gross, are set for to day's program. 4 Washington Square (Bolger) Ray Bolger will celebrate Easter Sunday with the Will Mastin Trio starring Sammy Davis Jr. end the metropoli tan opera soprano Patrice Munsel as his guests. They will demonstrate the fashion in which Easter has been celebrated on the Square ov er the years, beginning with the 1890's.

aid from the misunderstood 7 Gordon's Garden (Lloyd) 9 Movie (Western) Gabby Hayes, Sally March and Stu art Hamblen star in "The Arizona Kid." 13 Words of Life (Religion) The Rev. Emil Balliet's sermon will be "The Living Christ." 4:30 2 Afternoon Show Sterling Hayden, and Barbara Bil-lingsly star in "Some Delay at Fort Bess." 7 Medical Horizons Viewers will see a defense plant start ed as an experiment by UCLA medical school. The program is called "Blue print for Epilepsy." 8 I Spy (Adventure) Ray mond Massey reveals the art of spying. 13 Movie (Western) George Houston and Al St. John star in "Texas Justice." 5:00 2 Clete Roberts Report 4 Feitelson on Art (C) Lor ser Feitelson will demon strate how El Greco, famous artist of the 1500's, composed his strange end powerful masterpieces.

5 Popeye Cartoons (Children) 7 Inner Sanctum (Mystery) 8 AU Star Theater (Drama) "Madame 44," starring Yv onne DeCarlo, tells of a re spectable school teacher with a past. 9 Movie (Drama) John Loder. 5:30 2 Film Feature A newspa per 'reporter is framed for the murder of a girl. Arthur Franz and Marilyn Erskine star in "By-Line." 4 KRCA Playhouse (Drama) Joan Caulfield and Tom Drake head the cast of "String of Beads," the story of a necklace mistakingly appraised at $50,000. 5 Long John Silver (C) Long John (Robert Newton) dis covers his rival for Purity's affection is trying to sell some of her valuable jewel ry.

7 March of Scotland Yard "Deadly Gift." 8 This Day, 1957 11 Life With Eliabeth 13 Highway to Happiness 6:00 2-8 Air Power Air battles between the opposing ground armies during the Korean conflict will be seen in "The Cold Decade Korean Stale mate." 4 Meet the Press (Panel) 5 Bugs Bunny and Friends (C) 7 Whistler (Adventure) A doctor is forced aboard an ocean liner by a gangster, in "Favor for a Friend." 11 All Star Theater (Drama) Edmond O'Brien and Stanley Clements co-star in the heart-warming story, "To Any Soldier." 13 TV Revival Hour (Religion) 6:30 2-8 Lassie (Drama) Jeff, Porky and Lassie face an emergency when a pair of Die: eons hatch a nest of fledglings in Gramps' mower and a storm threatens the alfalfa crop, which, unless cut, will be destroyed. 4 Roy Rogers (Western) The two children of a fur trapper aid? Rogers and Dale Evans in the capture of three killers when "The Young Defenders" rescue him from a trap. 5 Polka Parade (Variety) I he gang will present an Easter salute. 7 Falcon (Adventure) The Falcon (Charles McGraw) is hired to find a beautiful girl who has run off with a large amount of money. 9 High Road to Danger The "Beach Bomb" Race at San ta Maria will be covered by host Steve Brodie.

11 Movie (Western) Wallace Beery, Leo Carillo, Marjorie Rambeau and Anne Baxter are starred in MGM's fam ous story of "Twenty Mule Team." 13 Corliss Archer (Comedy) a voune doctor rust out of medical school. 8 Meet Your Mayor (Pail) 11:20 8 Sen. Know land Reports 1 1 :25 8 Air Foroe Digest 11:30 5 New 11:45 5 Televsepers (Religion) 12:45 2 Cro Current (Drama) A pleasure trip to Copenhagen turns out to be strictly busi ness for Vienna hotel owner Chris Storm (Gerald Mohr) in "Spy Ring." 1:15 2 Give Us This Day (Religion) Poorbox Thief Gets 6 Months A young airman who admitted taking cash from church poorbox- es was given a six-month County Jail sentence by Superior Judge Archie D. Mitchell. James G.

Sparks, 19, of Norton AFB, was convicted specifically of burglarizing Holy Rosary and St. Bernardine's Catholic Churches and the Vera Lynn School of Dance on the night of Jan. 12. Another airman connected with the same hurp-laries was rpferrprl fto Juvenile Court. Assistant Probation Officer Charles C.

Creek recommended a minimum jail term. Sparks has been in custody for more than three months, and will serve less than three months of his jail sentence. Woman's Purse Found John Holman of 1714 Gene vieve St. turned over to San Ber nardino police a woman's black leather purse he told them he found. It contained articles of clothing, including an apron, po lice said.

The purse was placed in The sergeant's locker, pending claim by the loser..