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Thursday Evening Television Programs 6-7 10 2 9 13 6-7 3 2 4 11 12 6 3 12 5 7 9 13 in 3 6 12 5 7 11 13 3 3 10 4 10 4-3 3 10 6 2 9 4 5 7 11 13 2 6 2 7 11 6-7 2 11 S4 10-2 6-7 SUSIE STUDIO Sheldon Ted Steele SCIENCE FICTION THEATER EARLY SHOW MOVIE FOUR River ABBOTT AND COSTELLO FOREIGN LEGIONNAIRE POPEYE THEATER (color) Cartoons WATERFRONT MICHAELS IN AFRICA CARTOONS- Fred Scott LITTLE MOVIE Western POPEYE- Cartoons LET'S TRAVEL Facenda SPORTS- Brooks (color) STARR THEA7ER- NIGHT-VUE New York Sandy Becker DAMON RUNYON THEATER AMOS ANDY HOUSE DETECTIVE Brooks (color) Tom Field (color) SPORTS -Bill Campbell LOCAL NEWS- Pressman Douglas Edwards NEWS -Huntley and Brinkley STATE TROOPER- Police FRONTIER DOCTOR Gunner Back WORLD NEWS- Robert Trout CARTOONS- Claude Kirchner BOOTS AND SADDLES- Western SHERIFF OF COCHISE SPORTS -Howard Cosell Kevin Kennedy ALL-STAR and a LOCAL NEWS-Ron Cochran Francis Davis WEATHER -Carol Reed WEATHER Janet Tyler WEATHER- Joe Bolton John Daly Douglas Edwards (color) SGT. PRESTON CIRCUS BOY- Adventure 12 HIGHSCHOOL HIGHLIGHTS 5 ENTERTAINMENT PRESS CONFERENCE- Panel RECOMMENDED 8:30 Channel 10 CLIMAX stars John Ericson, Angela Lansbury and Stephen McNally. Cameron Lacey and Clark Rutman escape the law and buy a sheep ranch in Australia. They plan to settle down and live a life of ease and respectability. One falls in love with the pretty daughter of a neighboring rancher, however, his future is at stake when they learn a blackmailer has followed them.

Mary Costa and Bill gan are the regular hosts. (Hollywood) 9:30 Channel 10 PLAYHOUSE 90 written by Russell S. Hughes stars Lloyd Netan and is the dr arm of two brothers who are Confederate prisoners in a Union Camp. One of the brothers, Bob, is a trouble maker and attacks a guard and is ordered executed by the commandant. Miles Shay vows vengeance for his death.

James Whitmore plays Capt. Miles Shay. (Film) 10:30 Channel 3 JANE WYMAN Amelia is played by Jane Wyman in tonight's drama Rides the Amelia is witness to a murder while on a train trip from New York to her home in Long Island. She goes to the police and gives them a description of the murderer, a man who also claims to be a witness to the murder. He later warns her not to give any more information to the police.

(Film) 9 MILLION DOLLAR MOVIE Joe 11 WHIRLYBIRDS Adventure 3-4 GROUCHO Quiz 6-7 Adventure 10-2 HARBOURMASTER- Adventure 12 CHINA SMITH 5 SHERLOCK HOLMES- 11 CODE DRAGNET-Jack Webb 6-7 REAL MCCOYS- Comedy 10-2 CLIMAX 5 RAY 11 CAPT. DAVID GRIFF 12 DANGEROUS ASSIGNMENT 6-7 PAT BOONE- Variety 3-4 12 WRESTLING 5 Washington, D.C. 9 NIGHTMARE- Mystery Jl SILENT SERVICE 13 ALL-STAR MOVIE Happened in 9.30—10 2 PLAYHOUSE 90 3-4 ERNIE FORD- Variety 7-6 O.S.S.—Adventure 9 LONE WOLF 11 GRAY GHOST- Adventure 3-4 ROSEMARY (color) 6-7 NAVY LOG -Drama 9 MILLION DOLLAR MOVIE Joe 11 FRONTIER DOCTOR 6 Back 7 HAWKEYE Adventure 3-4 JANE WYMAN- Drama 11 Adventure 13 WRESTLING FILM 6 WEATHER- Francis Davis 6 PREMIERE PERFORMANCE Happens at and of a Bachelor 3 Grant (color) 10 NEWS- John Facenda 12 SUSPENSE 2 Ron Cochran 4 NEWS- John McCaffery 5 NIGHT BEAT- John Wingate 7 John Cameron Swayze 11 FOOTBALL HIGHLIGHTS 12 LIBERACE- Music 3 Judy Lee (color) 10 WEATHER- Harry K. Smith 2 WEATHER AND SPORTS 4 WEATHER- Antoine 7 SPORTS -Chris Schenkel 3-4 TONIGHT- Jack Paar 10 SPORTS- Jack Whitaker 2 LATE SHOW Steel 7 NIGHT SHOW Of 10 MILLION DOLLAR MOVIE on 11; 11 NEWS 9 CHINA SMITH- Adventure 5 FILM SHORTS 9 BEAT THE Quiz Gary 5 PREVIEWS: CALL TO PRAYER 7 EVENING PRAYER 3 Norman Brooks 2 LATE LATE SHOW Two Mrs. 10 LATE SHOW Time in 4 SERMONETTE- Religion 3 THOUGHT FOR TOMORROW 2 NEWS 2 GIVE US THIS DAY-ReTigion BRICK BRADFORD By Paul Norris IF THE OR3IT YOU WOKKEP OUT ARE CORRECT)1 WE SHOULD SPOT SRlCK SOON'S BRAND NEW PICTURE TUBES CIRCLE APPLIANCE CENTER rnu 17 nr 6040 CASTOR AVE PHIL A.

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THOUGHT FOR TODAY FARM AND MARKET NEWS NEWS- Bob Bradley DAILY SERMONETTE Dave Garroway JIMMY DEAN-Music MORNING PRAYER EARLY BIRD CARTOONS NEWS Richard Hottelet PREVIEWS -CALL TO -PRAYER Religion BLESS TTIIS HOUSE LOCAL NEWS-Howard Petrie CAPT. KANGAROO BREAKFAST Bill Webber CAPT. KANGAROO CARTOONS Kids WORK SHOP Kids TINKERTOONS- Cartoons SANDY BECKER NEWS Richard Hottelet TOP The MORNING DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS LOCAL NEWS- Peter Thomas Ken Banghart UNIVERSITY ON THE AIR TOPPER HI MOM Lewis BEULAH- Comedy MY LITTLE MARGIE PUBLIC DEFENDER SUSIE STAR PLAYHOUSE STUDIO SCHOOLHOUSE- ARLENE FRANCIS FEATURES FOR WOMEN- 10-2 GARRY MOORE 5 MOVIE 7 MORNING FEATURE at 6 HAPPY THE CLOWN (color) 6 TRIANGLE THEATER 3-4 TREASURE HUNT Quiz 3-4 PRICE IS RIGHT -Contest 11 LIVING BLACKBOARD- Educaiion STRIKE IT RICH- Quiz 3-4 TRUTH OR CONSEQUENCES 7 DRAMATICALLY YOURS 11 EVERYDAY LIVING Discus 5 ROMPER ROOM Kids 3-4 TTf TAP DOUGH Qwa ---------6 10-2 12 5 7 9 11 3-4 10-2 6 7 6 3-4 10 12 5 10 2 3-4 5 12 CHIEF HALFTOWN- Kids HOTEL COSMOPOLITAN CARTOON Kids HERB TIME FOR FUN- Kids MOVIE Big TEST PATTERN LOVE OF LIFE- Serial IT COULD BE YOU- Shints SEARCH FOR TOMORROW TOYLAND PARTY MEMORY LANE- Franklin GUIDING LIGHT- Serial MOVIETIME Man, Poor TEX AND JINX Interviews OUR MISS NEWS- Charles Shaw OUR MISS BROOKS RACE Music DIVIDENDS FOR HOMEMAKERS NEWS- Walter Cronkite AS THE WORLD TURNS HOWARD MILLER- Variety MOVIE HEART OF THE CITY 7 AFTERNOON SHOW of the 13 ALL-STAR MOVIE of 9 LIFE WITH 10 CINDERELLA WEEKEND- Quiz 2 BEAT THE CLOCK 12 I LED THREE LIVES 11 BUILDING AMERICA 9 IT FUN TO TRAVEL 3-4 BRIDE AND GROOM 6 AMERICAN BANDSTAND 10-2 HOUSE PARTY 12 PETTICOAT PARTYLINE 9 MOVIE the 11 MOVIE Sided MATINEE THEATER (cotort- 5UREL.WHERE DON'T TRY NOBODY'LL BELIEVE ANYTHING LIKE WHY I THAT NOW, HID OUT IN THE FIRST A GET MOVING WHY WALK' I RAN AWAY AT POLICE HEADQUARTERS CAPTAIN NEILSCN, HERE'S AND I'VE ALREADY THE LATEST EDITION OF THE GOT A PRETTY GOOD PICTURE IDEA WHOM IT LOOKS YOU ASKED ABOUT IS ON HAVE THE FRONT PAGE I 10-2 5 7 12 13 5 12 13 6-7 13 3-4 10-2 5 9 6-7 13 11 12 12 5 3-4 BIG PAYOFF- Quiz MR. AND MRS. NORTH AMERICAN BANDSTAND PETTICOAT PARTYLINE WORK- Panel VERDICT IS YOURS TV DIGEST HOPALONG CASSIDY N.J.

SAFETY Talk DO YOU TRUST YOUR WIFE COFFEE CLUB- Panel QUEEN FOR A DAY THE BRIGHTER DAY WENDY BARRIE SHOW TED STEELE- Variety AMERICAN BANDSTAND JUNIOR Fred Sayles FIRST SHOW Naked HOPALONG Western SECRET STORM EDGE OF NIGHT SURPRISE SHOP-Pete Boyle MR. DISTRICT ATTORNEY MODERN ROMANCES TV Gives Margaret Chance To Get Out Of The Awkward Age By WILLIAM EWALD United Press Staff Correspondent NEW YORK, Dec. 4 (UP)-The cornballest of all the cornball images ever manufactured by the movies may well have been the one of Margaret O'Brien, standing lone, solemn eyed and straw- hatted, within the mamoth hollow of a train station. It was, oh sob, a heart-tugger. It is an image that Miss O'Brien a lady pushing 20.

regards now with some distaste. It is an image that TV is helping her to bury. One of the most difficult things about having been a child actress is trying to convince people that you are no longer a said Miss O'Brien as she fluttered her dark lashes at a plateful of manicotti. She had been rehearsing for a opus, to which will be beamed out tonight. She said she was hungry.

Out of Awkward Age wounderful thing about she said between forkfuls, that it has given me a chance to get out of the awkward age the movies do for me. No movie producer could really afford to take a chance at handing me an adult role. TV has changed all that all within the past few weeks. It started with a show at the beginning of the season in which I played a wom- an. Then there was a and a in which I played wives.

In this I jget another chance to act playing an ugly sister not right in the head. far more fortunate than the child movie stars who came before all because of TV, Shirley Temple never had anything like TV to make that transition to adulthood. Neither so many Miss who won an Academy Award at seven and who earned $5,000 a week at the peak of her career, looks back with some detachment on her roles in such flickers as me in St. Louis." for and She did the! straw-hat bit in for terms of my career, I think being a child actress is half good and half she said as she worked through some garlic bread. harder to get people to accept the fact older, but it's good because it helped me as an actress.

think because I started at four-and-a-half I was a born actress. But there's no such thing as a born actress. You have to jyork to be any good. I can remember as a child the endless hours and hours of rehearsal just to get a scene or even a line She ordered brandy pudding and tea for dessert and tackled both with dainty gusto. No, I have no regrets at all about spending my childhood as an actress.

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