The Rock Island Argus from Rock Island, Illinois • 24

THEARGUS ROUrbuP, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 24. 1962 11:30 Eternal Light; WOC Snnday Serenade; WOC -119 ho, -Lutheran Hoar; KSTT, mBP-nw WOO-4491 ke. KWNT-Uto ha, WQUA 1234 Ml WDLM-040 to. WHBF-FM OOJ WOC-TM-HM Bible College; WQUA. 7-53 News; WHBF.

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00-News: Church; WHBF Voice of Prophecy: KSTT. 9.30 la Tempo: WQUA. Showcase; KSTT. 0-35 Music; WHBF. 0:45 News; WHBF.

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I hate to admit this, she said shyly to the planes stewardess, but I think I have made a horrible mistake. TOP POPS Best selling pop singles in the Quad-Cities during the past week were; 1. "Duke of Earl, Gene Chandler (Vee Jay); 2. "Cotton Fields, Highwaymen (United Artists); 3. To a Sleeping Beauty, Jimmy Dean (Columbia); 4.

"Town Without Pity, Gene Pitney (Musicor), and 5. "The Twist, Chubby Checker (Parkway). has little time to sing, his impact on the pop music field 10 years ago is evident in such album tunes as "Anytime, Oh! My Papa, Wish You Were Here and Im Yours. StereophUes take notice: Baxter has something going in his latest Capitol collection, "Sensational! Combining hiB outstanding arranging talents with his piano abilities, Baxter adds a high polished luster to such hits as Autumn Leaves," Exodus, "Calcutta, Never on Sunday, "Love Is a Many-Splendored Thing and "Havana for a Night. Besides, the album is a sound blockbuster to give your stereo rig a happy workout.

Baxter at his best is hard to beat. Failing to achieve an over-all unified effect stereophonically is Corals new "Electro-Sonic Orchestra," in which Dick Jacobs conducts an aggregation playing instruments gimmicked to the nth degree electronically. The split is so wide that its too far out. The listener is apt to get lost in such tunes as Volare, Tammy, Hey There, Mack the Knife and Thats My Desire. For the curious, let me warn, I told you so! Radio Highlights Tonight At WHBF, High School Basketball Alleman vs.

Regis of Cedar Rapids. At 8:15, WQUA, High School Basketball Moline vs. Quincy. At 11:05, WHBF, Jazz After Hours Don Wooten will feature recordings of Stan Getz and Dave Brubeck. At 1:35 p.m.

WHBF, New York Philharmonic Alfred Wallenstein will conduct Wagners A Faust Overture, Schuberts Ninth Symphony and Prokofiev's Seventh Symphony. At 5:30 p.m., WOC, Meet the Press Sen. Thomas J. Dodd, Connecticut Democrat, will be interviewed. (On WOC-TV at 5 p.m.).

At 7:35 p.m., WHBF, Invitation to Learning The poetry of William Blake, 19th Century English writer, will be discussed. At 8 p.m WQUA, Variations in Music Betty Stevens has programed Handels Water Music Suite, excerpts from Thomas opera Mignon and Francks "Symphonic At 11:05 p.m., WHBF, Critics Corner As a salute to the late conductor Bruno Walter, Wooten will play several rehearsal recordings. Next Saturday At 1 p.m., WMT, Met Opera Soprano Gabriella Tucci, tenor Franco Corelli and mezzo Irene Dalis will sing Verdis Aida. GET OUB PRICK OFFICE School Equipment, New Records By CHARLES H. SANDERS Frank Sinatra returns to the field of ballads.

His newest album, "Sinatra Strings, on his own Reprise label, represents his best recording session in recent years. Backed by the orchestra of Don Costa, who did the arrangements, Sinatra sings some of his songs made hits when he was a teen-age sensation of the early 1940s, 'such as "All or Noth-, ing at All, "Night and Day and "It Might as Well Be Spring. And, the singer finally gets around to doing Erroll Garners more recent classic, Misty, Probably the choicest Is "Stardust, in which Sinatra does only the verse of Hoagy Carmichael immortal tune, an entirely new approach overlooking the perennially favored chorus. Some have complained that the crooner has been on a Ring-a-Ding kick too long. Here is the answer on the slower side.

Johnny Mathis, who reached the top with the ballad, reverses Sinatras decision and "Lives It Up in his new Columbia outing with Nelson Riddle and Orchestra giving him strong, sure support. Mathis turns his unique vocal talents in this, his 18th album, to I Wont Dance, Johnny One Note, "Hey, Look Me Over, Love and "Ace in the Hole. The standout song is the seldom-heard "The Riveria. This makes the album exceptional. RCA Victor trots out some early 1950 recordings of Eddie Fisher to re-issue in an album of "Greatest Hits.

Although Fisher is now occupied as attendant to Elizabeth Taylor, his wife, and by Bob Deering Carnival time in New Orleans is big business. The New Orleans Chamber of Commerce estimates that between $2 and $3 million are spent each year by the more than tions which stage the two-and-a-half month pagent, which, together with its Brazilian counterpart in Rio de Janeiro, will be featured in Carnival Time, on "Walt Disneys Wonderful World of Color scheduled for eolorcasting on March 4th. The 67 Mardi Gras balls, which began in late December and end on Mardi Gras night, range in cost from $5,000 to $40,00. A conservative average cost of a Mardi Gras ball is $12,000, placing the total cost of the 67 balls at $768,000. There are 18 parades which range in cost from $12,000 to $50,000, depending on the number of floats, decorations, favors and costumes.

Cos tumes for the numerous balls and parades cost an estimated $300,000, while the queens suppers following each baU cost about $250,000. Costumes for the 250,000 masquers who crowd the streets cost nearly $1,000,000. Carnival organizations foot this colossal bilL New Orleans is said to be the only city in the United States whose clubs accept no commercial tie-up for parades. Right after Mardi Gras is over, New Orleans starts working on festivites for the following year. Dont miss seeing "Carnival Time on your owh color TV set.

Stop in soon and look over our selection of G-E and Philco color sets. When you pick out a set be sure that you are getting the best get a G-E or Philco at BACON-DEERING TV LAB 3714-18th R.I. 788-0431 or 41115th St Mol. 762-5551. HOLLYWOOD In the early days of television, viewers were used to seeing such odd sights as a stage-hand strolling past the window of an airplane that was supposed to be flying high over the ocean, or a tree that had a large wooden stand instead of roots, but today things are much different.

When a script calls for a scene to be shot in an airport it is shot in a real airport; and if that airport is supposed to be in Europe, and the budget wont stand for flying a cast and crew of 50 overseas, then the airport must be built here. Such was the case in the shooting of "View from the Eiffel Tower, the Tuesday, March 13, episode of NBC-TVs Dick Powell Show. The story, which covers a few days in the life of an American gun-runner in Paris, stars Dick Powell, Jane Powell, Bella Darvi and Akim Tamiroff. The climax of the drama takes place at Paris famous Orly Airport. Producer-actor Powell, who allows five days for the filming of each of his hour-long shows, ordered his prop department to turn Burbanks Lockheed Air Terminal into Orly-for-a-day.

Signs Changed There were two main problems controlling the thousands of passengers who daily file through the huge airport, and changing all the English signs into French. Art director Jan Van Tamelen and his crew had to work overtime getting the signs changed. "You have no idea how many signs are around an airport until you have to change them all, said Van. They had to cover the Lockheed Air Terminal sign with one that read "Orly Aeroport, and change the No Smoking signs to read "Defense de Fumer. Other signs, on restrooms, cafes, telephone booths and cabstands had to be changed accordingly.

One big liner from Chicago had just rolled to a stop when the cameras began to roll and uniformed French officers began yelling and firing blanks at the sprinting Powell. An elderly woman who was walking down the ramp from the EQUIPMENT and Supplies plane stopped and stared at the violent actions going on before her eyes. Then she looked up and saw the sign which informed her that she had landed at Orly Aeroport Both Stores S)peim ffonite ontO 6:00, Sunday Looming 9 until (RToon Folding Tables and Chairs You a Mured of gutting th bud at thu lowett prko wlren you daal with Stop ha iROCK ISLAND STORE MOLINE STORE i m. nMdi c. 617 Ninth Street 2006 Sixteenth Street 5 liiiiiiiiiiiiitiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiin 305- 20th St R.L 786-0431.