Daily Independent Journal from San Rafael, California • Page 34

MONDAY ont. from preceding page 4 Wells Targo 5 Father Knows Best 7 Bourbon Street Beat 9 Upera spotlignt Dr. Jan Popper shows how Vertir was Jiiiiutiiceu tiWiah.es- peare. 9:00 P.M. 4 Peter Gunn 5 Danny Thomas Show Danny does the housework while his wile is on jury dutv, 9 Art ol a Book The invention ol printing.

9:30 P.M. 4 Goodyear Theater with Eli Wallach. One Joseph goes to Czechoslovakia, but two return to the U.S. 5 Ann Sot hern 7 In Paradise 9 Search for America Four York. S.C., residents give their views on t-he segregation issue.

10:00 P.M. 2 News Roundup, (:15) Sports Final, (:25) Weather 4 Emmy Awards Fred Astaire and Arthur Godfrey host the annual awards program. Bob New hart. Nichols and May. and Steve Allen's zanies will entertain.

5 Hennessey 9 World Report Portrait in Music Chicago Symphony Orchestra plays Grosso for String Orchestra with Piano by Bloch. 10:30 P.M. 2 Sherwood, As Is 5 June Allyson Show of with Barry Nelson and Pat Crowley. Syndicate killers invade a suburban neighborhood. 7 Amateur Hour 11:00 P.M.

2 Early Late Show in the Night" with Priscilla Lane. Story of a dance band. 5 News p. 10) Sports (:15) Movie of with Tyrone Power. Historv of the famous insurance company.

7 Movie 7 with Wallace Berry. An ex-fighter befriends an orphan. (1940; 11:30 P.M. 4 Jack Paar 12:40 A.M. 5 Late Show with Andv Clyde and Jane Harwell.

Two old cronies keep up a friendly feud. 1 A.M. 4 Almanac Newsreel 2 A.M. 5 News TUESDAY 6:00 A.M. 5 (:25) News 6:30 A.M.

4 (: 55 Farm Dateline 5 Books and Man (:45) Dimensions 7:00 A.M. 4 Today News 5 Capt. Kangaroo 7:30 A.M. 4 Today The home furnishing show at Chicago's Merchandise Mart. 5 45) News 8:00 A.M.

4 Today (: 25) News 8:30 A.M. 4 Today 5 Life or Riley 7 Liberate 9:00 A.M. 4 Playhouse 5 Adventure School 7 Jack LaLanne 9:30 A.M. 4 Play Your Hunch 5 On The Go 7 Komper Room 10:00 A.M. 4 Price is Right 5 1 Love Lucy 10:30 A.M.

4 Concentration 5 December bride 7 1 Married Juan 11:00 A.M. 4 Trutn or Consequences 5 Ixive of Life 7 It A Great Life 11:30 A.M. 2 Foreign Legion 4 Goulu Be luu 5 Search lor tomorrow til. 45 Guiding Light 7 Ray Milland 12 NOON 2 Short Story 4 Queen For A Day 5 Noon Day News 7 Restless Gun 12:30 P.M. 2 Paul Coates Loretta Young 1 Brighter Day (.45) Secret St or in 7 Love That Bob 1:00 P.M.

2 Burns and Allen 4 Young Dr. Malone 5 Edge of Night 7 About Faces 1:30 P.M. 2 Our Miss Brooks 4 From These Roots 5 As World Turns 7 Divorce Hearing 2:00 P.M. 2 Movie of a with Dick Foran. A boxer and his girl friend, a nurse, fight mobsters 1938 4 Comedy Playhouse 5 For Better Or Worse 7 Day In Court 2:30 P.M.

4 Gate Playhouse with Victor Me- Laglen. An ex-boxer manages a young fighter. 5 Art Linkletter 7 Gale Storm 3:00 P.M. 4 (:25) Almanac Newsreel 5 Millionaire 7 Beat the Clock 3:30 P.M. 2 Topper 4 Gate Playhouse of Death" with Lon Chaney.

An attorney becomes a killer after he falls in love with an heiress. 5 Verdict is Yours 7 Who Do You Trust 4 00 P.M. 2 Captain Satellite 5 Dance Party 7 American bandstand 9 Escape from the Cage 4:30 P.M. 4 Bozo the Clown 5:00 P.M. 2 Three Stooges 4 Popeye 7 Rocky ar.d Friends 3:30 P.M.

5 Early Show Happens at with Sonja Heme and Robert Cummings. An ice skater helps reveal a story of international intrigue. 7 5:30 Movie Second half of Bride Wore 6:00 P.M. 2 Amos Andy 4 KRON News (6:15) Huntley Brinkley Report 9 Time For Music 6:30 P.M. 2 South of the Border Trip to the Mexican resort of Matzatlan.

4 Manhunt 7 News (:45) John Daly 9 The Friendly Giant (:45) Portrait In Music No. 4. by Tachaikovsky with Pierre Monteux conducting the Boston Symphony Orchestra. 7:00 P.M. 2 Sheriff of Cochise 4 Sea Hunt 5 KP1X News (:10) Sports 15) Doug Edwards 7 Shotgun Slade 7:30 P.M.

2 Wonders of the World A visit to some of England's historic spots. 4 Laramie James Gregory plays Father Elliott, a crusading priest. 5 Reading Out Loud Julie Harris reads from Wind in the by Kenneth Grahame. 7 Sugarfoot 9 German 8:00 P.M. 2 Doctors News Conf.

Doctors discuss Should Be Done lor the 5 President in the Far East 9 Arts ot Japan Flower arranging by T. Mikami. P.M. 2 Vagabond A tour of the historic Boston area. 4 President in the Far East Ike in Formosa.

Okinawa. 5' Dobie Gillis 7 Wyatt Earp 9 Jazz Meets Classics The George Shearing Quintet plays a Gregorian chant, a Bach fugue. "Autumn Leaves" and of 9:00 P.M. 2 Short Story Viveca Lindfors in story of a strange wager. 5 Tightrope 7 Rifleman 9 Escape from the Cage Tour of St.

Law)enre State Hospital in New York. 9:30 P.M. 2 Paul Coates 4 Arthur Murray 5 Red Skelton Show Audrey Totter guests 7 Colt .45 9 Heritage Series on intolerance. 10:00 P.M. 2 News, (10:15) Sports (:25) Weather 4 M-Squad 5 Garry Moore Show Guests are Johnny Carson and Betsy Palmer.

Final show of season. 7 Aleoa Presents A voung artist is killed in battle with his finest painting only half finished. 9 David Copperfield 10:30 P.M. 2 Don Sherwood 4 Dial 999 7 Meet McGraw 11:00 P.M. 2 Early Late Show Lost with Dennis Price A British officer tries to relocate displaced persons after World War II.

(1949) 4 News (11:10) Sports Desk (: 15) Jack Paar Jerry and Charley Weaver guest. 5 News (:10) Sports (:15) Movie with Dolores Del Rio and George Sanders. A soldier of fortune in Shanghai. 1938 7 Movie 7 with Clark Gable, Fred Astaire and Joan Crawford A dance director and playboy vie for attentions of a chorus girl. 12:40 A.M.

Late Show with George Raft Thieves use a club as a front. 1 A.M. 4 Almanac Newsreel 2 A.M. 6 News WEDNESDAY 6:00 A.M. 5 (:25 News 6:30 A.M.

4 (:55) Farm Dateline 5 Books and Man 7.00 A.M. 4 Today Postmaster General Arthur F. Summerfield discusses posta) trends, and the Boy Scout Jamboree is saluted. Continued on next page 3fmtrmii. Saturday, June 18, I960 M21 CHECKING the CHANNELS With HAL CASE STERLING HAYDEN has made no secret of the fact that he has derived something less than personal satisfaction from lus career as a movie actor.

And certainly those of us who have viewed his films, including a number of old ones now bouncing around in the late hour television time slots, can understand the reasons for his discontent. The hard cold fact is that Hollywood consistently assigned Hayden to far from choice roles. He was afforded little real opportunity to act. And thus he came to be considered a member of that large corps of moviedom leading men with virile good very little dramatic talent. It must then have been a refreshing change for llavden when he was finally afforded a chance to appear in a strong dramatic role.

The opportunity came, not in the movies, hut, somewhat surprisingly, in television. And those of you who watched the DuPont Show of the Month production of on KPIX-TV (Channel last Feb. 18 will remember that Hayden met the challenge in such a manner as to establish beyond dispute that, when given a chance, he can be far more than just a handsome muscle man. was one of the standout productions of the just completed television season. Hayden was in fast company.

His leading lady was the incomparable Julie Harris. And, as always, she was superb as Mattie. A less well known but highly-skilled actress, Clarice Blackburn, also scored strongly as Zenobia Frome, the nagging wife. But Hayden as Ethan was in no way overshadowed by those two strong performances. lie enacted the title role with such sensitivity and depth that it was difficult to believe that this was the same actor as the movie hero.

It became evident that Hollywood had underestimated his abilities. And it became clear why his movie career had brought disillusionment and discouragement to Hayden instead of satisfaction. On Monday Emmy Awards show, will be up for dramatic honors. And Miss Harris has been nominated for outstanding actress, single performance. Hayden is not among the nominees for outstanding actor, single performance.

But that, we think, is not because his acting in was anything less than top quality. It is due, instead, to the exceptionally high caliber of competition. The three nominees for male acting honors, single performance, are Lee J. Cobb in Alec Guinness in Wicked Scheme of Je- bal and Laurence Olivier in Moon and All, of course, are excellent choices. But rl there was ference in the quality of their performances and that of Hayden, it was only a shade.

And in a lesser season, with fewer outstanding specials, Hayden would have been a leadpipe cinch for a nomination. At that, he will be due his full share of credit if does walk off with top dramatic show honors. For this honor, too. the competition is torrid. Other nominees, which include both series and single productions, include the very outstanding of the and and shows, the much honored Playhouse 96 series, and .1 ntoucha- a crime series that is a standout in its own field but would hardly seem to rate with the other dramatic award nominees.

At best, Frome" must be rated a long-shot. But in a season in which television came up with a larger than usual number of fine dramatic offerings, the nomination in itself is quite an honor for the people associated with including Marinite Hayden. IN THE PAST both the and the award shows have fallen short of the mark as entertain ment fare. Monday night, however, could mark a break-through. A is planned for the television award presentations this year.

Gone, NBC says, will be the familiar dais, the banquet look, the and the myir terious envelopes. Stressed will be simplicity. In place of lavish settings will be a cyclorama, a curtain reaching from floor to ceiling. Nominees and celebrity guests will be seated on bleachers. And instead of stars appearing briefly and meaninglessly as they will he cast as active participants in the show.

Such refreshing comedians as the team of Mike Nichols and Elaine May, and the new sensation, Bob New hart, have been included among the entertainers. Also part of the movement toward de-emphasis of the dramatic and the theatrical is the selection of Fred Astaire and Arthur Godfrey as the two masters of ceremonies. Both are exponents of the easy going informal approach to such duties. The number of awards has been slashed drastically. This has resulted in some confusion, with single productions competing against season- long series for some honors.

But on the whole, it should be a move for the better. And as for the envelope and the fumbling, nervous fingers of the that has been replaced by what the producers describe as novel device that will remain a secret until the first winner is It sounds like this show, to be seen here on KRON-TV (Channel 4) at 10 might be well wortJi the watching..