The Times from San Mateo, California • Page 26

WednKdav, April 1963 26 Thi Tlm'svSan Mateo', Calil. TV LOG KOtMV (7) KQED (9) kntv iii): he Marquee KTVU (J) KRON TV (4) KPIX (5V 7:30 A.M. By BARBARA BLADEN Times Drama Critic TV SCREENINGS Bob Foster TONIGHT 8:00 A.M. CAPTAIN KANGAROO 5:30 P.M. 1 MICKEY MOUSE CLUE 4 MfHIRLYIIRO! 1KI.

AND" DANCE i TTte "Carousel" still spins mer II RICORD HOP rily along. No rust or carbon has collected on its pipes in the ten The 'first act is a musical narrative that ends with the long Soliloquy by' Billy about his unborn son, or daughter. In any event lie is justifiably proud but in plotting a robbery murder with trouble Pay TV for Giants? 9:00 A.M. years since it last played I 6:00 rM. i nrr'i collii 4 six O'clock Hint 7 ADVIHTURS IH PAftADlli ivlvl Ashtrofi hires, eui.i:.

Tra comoanlwi for atwenwi'i The melodious but sad story by Although both the Giants and Dodgers, deny it, re jcrs and Hartunerstein, their maker Jigfier i a fine voiced Ger second and favorite collaboration was revived. this week at the Cur 7 FEATURE MOVIE A.M. 4 NEC NEWS 9:30 A.M. ald Price), he grabs for a brass gets caught on the hook ran Theater, an opener of the 26th a WHAT't "yiIr'M i 4 MUHTLET.ilclHKL'lT. IIMIT I ABC Him i 6:30 P.M.

1 HUCKLIKWHf HOUNB 4 PORTHAIT pjirr li. of a sludv ef th. lite instead. After his death in annual Civic Light Opera season It's as polished and well tuned as act. the play takes on dimension and a.

new church" organ and just as soul rending. typical San Franc sea PAR LO Hit RAN A 15 Ttie first act unhesitatingly re minds us that the story is senti builds to a tear filling climax. As sweet Jnlie, tenderly portrayed by the author's original image, Jan Clayton, vocally and physically present' enough of a pathetic 10:00, A M. IT MODERN SCIENCE THEATRE 1 RELIGION TODAY 10:30 A.M. NEWS AND INTERVIEWS 1.

t.IF7 5 PaTK ANO GLADYS IT JACK LA LANNf mental and naive. The almost for 7:00 P.M. gotten tunes such I Loved and "June' Is BustLn" Out AH Over," bring into sharp focus the time when a good love story interspersed with songs and dane 11:00 A.M. Tha history of fplK. music, Kid 'modern was all the audience wanted of his dutlet support on that score from dancer Linda Howe, as the lonely daughter.

Gnomish Don Bed doe, perched atop a glittery ladder, polishing up the celestial stars Is another fey but delightful, aspect of the charming itory. Inhri Raitt. torn between his life as barker and 1 ROMPER ROOM YOUR FIRST IMPRESSION Colar I LOVE OF LIFE II EDGE OF NIGHT musical production. Evidently that's all it wants still, we revival, or re reyival was given the same enthusiastic welcome as a husband and father, tries to give up the dissolute life that the carousel owner, (Lorna Thayer, left) offer him and the devotion of a loving wle he finds in Julie, (Jan Clayton, right). He stabs himself In shame for his evil ways but is reprieved 15 years later to do one last good deed on earth.

He brings peace of mind to his family and comforts their broken hearti before giving himself up to 1iis friends "upstairs." "CaraMel" continues nightly except Sunday at the Curran Theatre. Claramae Turner, her voice as beautifully enriched with tonal 11:30 A.M. 4 TRUTH OR CONSEQUENCES' I SEARCH FOR TOMORROW 7 SEVEN KEYS P.M. 7 RON COCHRAN AND THE HEW 7:30 P.M. 3 THRILLER j' mMy.

juccni an? hiiV forced to. pawn el his painting. 4 VIROINIAN (COLOR.) The VirtfManls hlrtd to rmwa 1o a distant bank. A group flf.anrjry fa. mars try to rat Hwt lost lit quality as her heartfelt concern over the lovers' plight, warms the the premiere.

18 years ago, Part of this TeaetlvEled interest wm In the easting ol John Haiti, for whom the lead role Of BlBy Blgelow was first writ ten. It was Ms initial West Coast appearance In the part and in my miad, the only way 12 Noon 1 LEAVE IT TO GIRLS should be a solid succesi at a 7 WAGON TRAIN" 7 ERNIE FORD SHOW stage with a grandiose understanding and superlative singing. Pat Stanley, perky and vibrant, pixie like and comic, shines like a moth around a light. That brightness emanates from Frank Porretta, a man of simple wants IIYEOF THE ARTIST 12:30 M. 11 WAOON TRAIN such as "You'll Never Walk Alone" and "What's the Use of Wond'rln" the show runs pretty well under Its own steam.

With a season of circumspect and relative values, or rather of unquestionable sentiments, this nostalgic and touching reminder that sentimentality sells. 1 PAUL COATES and strict rules. Its been a long enough time be 8:00 P.M. KPIX KEPOBTS Dr. RaHtrly reviews tils effort (iste to hrlna California's schools li 1M.TZ CASUAL the plot.

This mi didn't RrIU is as handsomt in as good voice as ever. ThV's btcmise. he was never less tiiaa sreat As the carousel barker whose II GDI NO MY WAT ,1:00 MilfMil 6mhiI CtrpmllH NOW OPEN P.M, HURRY! LAST 2 DAW 2 BK EXCITING HITS "10VES" it 710 10:35 P.H. 8:30 P.M. the arm stretching, thigh siapning trademark of Agnes de Mille's choreography to find her interesting again.

(I've always felt that the Carousel and Oklahoma ballet were the same one) worth to the carnival is sex I CHECKMATE selling rd li GENERAL. HOSPITAL al to the girls, not la 1:30 M. ports from Los Angeles persist that the games ot me Dodgers, the full schedule, will be telecast on a pay TV basis, no later than next year. According to the Los Angeles rumors, the negotiations with Kaiser Broadcasting are pretty far along. Its just a matter of Kaiser deciding on what kind of a system to use, and how much of the take the Giants will acquire.

Of course these reports will be denied, but its surprising to discover where they originated. FIVE YEARS AGO when the Giants had established themselves locally, there were accurate reports that the Giants had made a deal with a large pay television outfit. This all might have been realized except, for the fact' that the cost of installing a closed circuit system in the Bay Area was just too darn much. However, now that it is possible to operate a setup using Ultra High Frequency, pay television may be closer. It looks right now that this will be the way Sacramento gets its first pay television.

The UHF system adopted in Sacramento will broadcast a picture, but in order to get the sound, subscribers will have to deposit some money in a slot. This system might be fine for motion pictures or entertainment type shows, but for pay TV baseball one need only tune the station, and then tune KSFO for the play by play description. It is rather obvious that some other system will have to be worked out. IN CASE YOU haven't discovered it yet, Northern California has a powerful new educational station on its FM bands. KXKX, owned and operated by the San Francisco Theological Seminary (Presbyterian) began broadcasting recently.

Currently the station will broadcasting from Monday through' Friday hitting the air at 10 a.m. and signing off at 10 p.m. On Sunday the station, will be heard from 6 p.m. to 10 p.m. The station has it's 110,000 watt transmitter on Mount San Bruno and broadcasts on 88.5 megacycles.

Among the programs to be heard on the station will be shows on fine arts, organ, symphonic, jazz and choral music, in addition to complete operas. From 7 to 8 p.m. each weekday, night the program will be devoted to such adult things as childhood, youth, adulthood, marriage and parenthood. Each week a different subject will be discussed concerning our interests in our own country with civics, history, and patriotism getting the treatment. "We will not use this station to sell our rcligous beliefs or any other, but we will try to bring programs which will increase our appreciation of religions thought, political thought and cultural development.

This sounds like it is the answer to modern' day radio. We wish this new station a lot of luck, and as itgrows its impact will be felt in the Bay Area. 1 tURNS AND ALLEN mention the owner (voluptuous Lonw Raitt builds up the story arid then dies without redeeming himself, leaving behind a wife who he abused, a daughter who is taunted by the 7 OOIHO MY 'WAY HOUSE PARTY GIRL TALK II tURNS AND ALLEN But Linda Howe has a fragile beauty that sets the dream sequence within an enchanted spot lifiht: Producer Edwin Lester didn't have to do much to revive the old tune maker. He just wound up the'; mainspring and set It Into motion again. With songs 2:00 P.M.

community, a reputation as a thief and waster, and a hint of. 4 MATCH GAME I TO TELL THE TRUTH 7 DAY IH COURT lr P.M. tenderness that makes him foreiv ably bad and not damnably tost QtOO p.m. PERRY COMO SMoiff (COLOR) Ktn Murray, IHe Kllr Tlni, and Paogy Marah taenflo rana PUIS AT 855 P.M. "EWHBWT MB II" Divorce telian Style 4 NEWS WITH SAN DOR NEWS lHAYWAMFINCH TONITE 3:00 P.M.

1.CAPTa!N 'SATELLITE 4 DIVORCE COURT PLEASE SEE IT FROM IHE NEWS MATURES 0:30 P.M. DRAGNET A hidden. microphone picked up seme BESINNIHff AT IT COfllLD IE THE HOST TEUnfYING MCTKM PICTURE I UMBER MUNET ALFRED HrrCHCOCK 3:30 P.M. CAPTAIN SATELLITE 5 EPGE OF NIGHT WHO Od YOU TRU5Tf II WHO DO YOU TRUSTT STARTS RIDAT ALFRED 3 Academy Award A ROMftNtfc ROUND rHE LaL a'J plannlrq a surpr celebrate Rob'i blrfhrJay buf I rr no surprise In Rob OUR MAN IOO INS Pro football' 111' Frank Gl corning 1o sea Duncen, DISSENT MAN. ICO INS P.M.

NEWS AND 'WHATHER ELEVtKTH HOUR 4:00 HETCHCOCKS I I AMERICAN IAHDSTAND Otff actw kit atorr cmat plor Mst allnctioa COMEDY sssfri fOSPHE.LV UJ UARCELLO TT 1 TECHNICOLOR I 4:30 PiM. tANAVllfl anOMETHOCOLO QUEEN FOft A NITE V1R6IHU MEYER Mastroianni artelfs gallery 0 P.M. PAUL COATES 1VOO P.M. EARLY LATE SHOW "Flat Too" starring sterling Harden. tidw Carlson and Kfl'h Larson.

ELEVEN O'CLOCK NEWS ELEVENTH HOUR HEWS ABC NEWS CHANNEL 11 NEWS B. 0. OPENS MS ONE SHOW ONLY 7:23 "IBDS" 9:11 1 1 iLfffPtSLV distinctive paintings and frames 20 W. 41st S.H. 1 The Manager musl be oui AND AT 10:45 "TWO FOR THE SEESAW" SHIRLEY MacUUNE ROBERT MITCHUM DiriivtiHiit nighO'BrlM and "SEYEH SEAS TO CALAIS" KiIImiI Mawil tVpnflH DOORS 0EN :45 2 ACAKMY AWARDS REST ACTRESS ANNE UNCKOfT supporting actress PATTT DURE "rUHCHURIAH (ANDIDATf Frank Siiwfra Uwronc Hmvrt STARTS FRIDAY of his mind showing "2" of my pictures on the TONIGHT SHOW 'COLOR I STEVE i ALLEH SHOW BEST OF THC MOVIES HOW RM1RUN OPIH 6:45 same bill SHOWH AT Giant Baseball GOLDEN WEST RADIO NETWORK, KSFO 560KC Also on KTVU TV Television) I Denotes Doubleheader) It could bo tho most terrifylna Game Charles BronsOft, Robert Kutton and John Carradlne.

11:30 A.M. TONIGHT'S MOVIE ON 11 13:45 A.M THE LATE SHOW "frenchman's Creek" starring Ariuro Cordova, Basil Rsthbonn 'and Nloel Bruce, 1:00 A.M. NEWS WS 1 MAHALIA JACKSON SINGS 5:00 A.M. ttTlLLBRAE motion picture 1 have ovor Warmup Broadcast 12:40 PM 12:55 12:40 PM 12:55 PM 7:55 PM 8:10 PM Day Opponent 24 Wed St. Louis 25 Thurs St, Louis 26 Fri Milwaukee mader AtfREO huchcock LU1 UU.

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DRIVE If 40 US. 1MUBU" UEEllLL'i TONY CURTIS MARAUDER mi iisinin. MaleO. Eilate Of MARY K. MAJORS.

Deceased. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN to lilt creditors of tiie above named decedent thai all persons Having claims against the sail! decedent arc required to file Ultra, with the ncccssarj vouchers, in the office ol the desk of the above entitled couci, or to present theni. with the neccssaYv" vouchers, to the' undersigned Executor. WELLS FAHCO BANK, at its Trust Department. 461 California San Francisco 20.

California, which is the place of business of the undersigned in all matters pertaining to the estate of said decedent, within six months after the first publication of this notice. Dated APRIL 9. 19S3. WELLS FARGO BANK, Executor 0( the Last Will and Testa ACADEMY STARTS FRIDAY AT BOTH THEATRES! TOMORROW KSFR TrM WoHganfl KKHI Festival of Music AWARD WINNER! oil mm IK3 ni ihe aoo 1M( i Canntsy. Tri BOEKEL, MORAN Cancer' The Openar KMPX Alarm ri CIud.

mm gregprypk Kirv rV MOBHIS POWER. Bank of Caltforr.la Building 4 West Fourth Avenue. San Mateo, CalJtornin. Telephone: 3 6ai5. Attorneys for Executor.

First DUtheatior. SAN MATEO TIMES AND DAILY KEWS LEADER at San Mateo. California, Wednesday, AprJ 10. 1353. Pub.

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