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-PITTSBURGH POST-GAZETTE: THURSDAY, MAY 11, 1967- Complete Television Programs for Thursday Romper Room (Cont.) TV KEY PREVIEWS Today's top shows as previewed by reporters in Hollywood and New York p. m. (JD Coliseum. (Repeat) That fearless sportsman, comedian Woody Allen, hosts the circus-variety show and proves his mettle once again. Before the great high-diver, Henri La Mothe, takes his forty foot dive into a kiddie pool filled with 17 inches of water, Woody is in the pool! Variety acts include Paul Revere and the Raiders, the U.S.

Marine Drum and Bugle Corps, Hungarian Dancers Kovach and Rabovsky; with exciting animal acts, a magician and a fire-eater rounding out the hour. p. m. Troop. "The Great Troop Robbery." (Repeat) Uncle Miltie is the big news here, guest starring as an Indian witch doctor whose specialty is primitive psychiatry.

Cpl. Agarn (Larry Storch) goes to Milton after on eerie mld-soacs confrontation with spoce-5hlp from an alien civilization In "The Corbomite 3D My Three Sons On a visit to Hawaii, Robbl falls In love, Ernie almost gets arrested and Uncle Charley Is pursued by an old oirl friend. I Bewitched "A Most Unusual Wood A wood nymph shows up to carry out the terms of a curse Involved against the Stephens'. (Repeat) (3D Cutting Edge 0:00 P. 31.

t3r Star Trek (Cont.) Movle "Love Has Many Faces" (1964) tO That Girl "What's In Ann Marle'i oaent pressures her to ehano her name professionally. (Repeat.) 3D David Susskind First segment deals with the estimated 16,000 Nazi war criminals at large In the U. S. Second segment Is a discussion of snob appeal of exclusive restaurants. 9:30 P.

31. tar Dragnet 4 i i 1 4 4 kM Atfe til a fall from a horse makes him forget tilings, and the team of Berle and Storch brings spirited fun and games. p. m. Dragnet.

A routine police investigation of a suicide takes a bit of a turn and becomes not only a whodunit but a puzzle. You see, the deceased was found in a room barricaded from the inside. Stay tuned for the second half, it's the more interesting. 10:00 p. m.

ifJT) Colgate Comedy Hour. For some inexplicable reason, this parade of comedians, few of whom never appeared on the original, has been assembled to celebrate the tenth year of the demise of the "Colgate Comedy Hour." It permits us an opportunity to see a few comics perform some of their best vintage material not ten years old but close to it. Bob Newhart's hilarious driving instructor routine, Mel Brooks and Carl Reiner's 2000 year-old man, Dick Shawn's impression of rock 'n roll singers, and Rowan and Martin's bit about a drunk heckling Richard Burton in a nightclub, are the highlights of the hour. iiiiiiiimii ii ii iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii liiimimii Three Among Thirteen Comediennes (I. to Edie Adams, Nanette Fabray and Kaye Ballard clown around in a routine to be seen on to-night's "Colgate Comedy Hour" special.

The three are among 13 well-known entertainers to take part in the telecast on Channels 11, 6 and 7, from 10 to 11 o'clock. fJT) WIIC (NBO-Pittsburgh KDKA (CBS)-Pittsburgh WTAE (ABC)-Pittsburgh Q3) WQED (NET)-Pittsburgh (6) WJAC (NBC-ABC) Johnstown WTRF (NBC-ABC) Wheeling S) WSTV (ABC-CBS) Steubenville WFBG (CBS) Altoona tColor 5:55 (5) Farm Report 6:00 (E) Quest China Farm Report Sunrise Semester English 6:35 (3D Devotional Moments 6:40 Music With' Morgan 6:55 (Jo) Thought for the Day 7:00 A. 31. tID Today (2) Daybreak R. D.

No. 9 fJS) Farm News News 7:10 Chat With 7:15 (Jo) Just for Kids News 7:30 A. 31. Today (Cont.) Daybreak (Cont.) (4) Peter Potamus Astronut (Jo) Just for Kids (Cont.) 7:45 King and Odie 8:00 A. 31.

tap Today (Cont.) Daybreak (Cont.) t(4) Romper Room (3D Captain Kangaroo 8:10 (JD News '67 8:15 Captain Kangaroo News 8:30 A. 31. t3T) Today (Cont.) (3D Captain Kangaroo (Cont.) tO Ricki and Copper 8:55 QD Reading 0:00 A. 31. tSB Hot Line Ron Jaye's ouest will be Arlo Totum, Executive Secretary ol the Central Committee for Conscientious Oblectors.

Beverry Hillbillies Everybody's Talking Romper Room Jack LaLanne t3D Gloria Exercise 9:20 (3D Tell Me a Story 0:30 A. 31. (33) Virginia Graham's Girl Talk Guests: Adelo Rooeri St. Johns ond Barbara Watson. Password Supermarket Sweep (JD Edge of Night Papal Mass Sef Saturday af 7 A.

M. Vegas, Torre Shows List Week Guests Woody Woodpecker Rawhide (Cont.) (3D Mike Douglas (Cont.) 3D Form and Imagination Waterford Racing 6:00 P. 31. tar Alan Boal News Have Gun, Will Travel "Return of tO News Ide; Ford; H. V.

Cohen News News (3D Reading Weather-Schano 0:30 P. 31. (3T McHale's Navy "Operation Wedding (3D News Cronkite Cheyenne Huntley-Brinkley (3D Book Beat Aword-wlnnlno radio Interviewer Studs Terkel discusses his book, "Division of 70 oeonle who represent a cross-section of America. 7:00 P. 31.

tar Huntley-Brinkley Eyewitness News Cheyenne (Cont.) You Asked for It Have Gun, Will Travel Rat Patrol 3D Westerners (3D Who Cares About Culture? Five "decision-makers" charged with responsibilities In the artistic community discuss their roles: -William Ford, President, Piltsbuioh Playhouse. -Mrs. Leland Hazard, Three Rlverl Art Festival. -Dr. Norman Rice, Carneole Terh.

Charles Denby, Chairman, Pittsburgh symphony. -Charles Robb, Editor, The Pittsburgh. Point. Host for the Drooram Is Jav Rayvld. 7:30 P.

31. t3r Daniel Boone "Grizzly." Big Zack Is accused of murdering a man from whom he collected a debt. 3D Coliseum (See TV Key) tO Batman "The Calwomtin Goeth" Robin kidnaped, the wealthy noodle aueen Is In dire donaer and the Catwoman and the Sandman nlon to make a mattress out of Batman. (Repeat.) Invaders 3D Who Cares About Culture? P. 31.

t3r Daniel Boone (Cont.) 3D Coliseum (Cont.) tO Troop (See TV Key) Invaders (Cont.) 3D Jazz Casual John Lewis, pianist and musirnl director of "The Modern Jazz O'lirtet," discusses the use of lozz In other art forms, especially ballet and motion Diclures. :30 P. 31. t3r Star Trek The enterprise Is rendered powerless In lilimiiiiillHillllliiiimiimiiliimil TV Key Mailbag Q. A few years ago, Don Ameche starred in the film "The Life of Stephen C.

Foster." Will you tell me who the leading lady was? She played the part of his wife. C. D. A. The title of the film was "Swanee River," and was released to theaters at the beginning of 1940.

The leading lady was Andrea Leeds. i 4 By WIN FANNING CHANNEL 11 HAS changed its mind about carrying just an hour and a half of the "Las Vegas Show." It will, starting on Monday, telecast the entire two-hour program each week night from 1 to 3 a. m. The guest line-up for Monday includes Mort Sahl, Dana Wynter, Carmen Macrae and the Brothers Castro. On Tuesday, Liberace, Newlywed Game Dating Game Thailand 9:35 Americans All 10:00 A.

31. t33) Snap Judgment Love of Life tO Dating Game (3D Candid Camera (3D Talking Town 10:15 (3D Language News Eyewitness News 10:30 A. 31. tJD Concentration As the World Turns tO Movie "Tennessee Chamo" (1954) (J Beverly Hillbillies 10:35 3D Reading 11:00 A. 31.

tar Pat Boone (3D An(Jy ot Mayberry Movie (Cont.) (JD Americans All 11:30 A. 31. Hollywood Squares (3D Dick Van Dyke Movie (Cont.) (3D Friendly Giant 11:45 3D Kindergarten NOON News Sarginson, Kiely Eyewitness News Movie (Cont.) Jeopardy News (JD Love of Life 3D Art Studio "Wire Sculpture." Some of the basic ways wire can bt easily shaped Into sculpture. Cooking From A to Zelda Left-Over Veoetable Omelet. News-Ide Be My Guest News 12:30 1 31.

Eye Guess (3D Search for Tomorrow tO Jean Connelly What's new Items are featured. QD Merlin The Magician A silkworm leads Merlin Into describing the silk-making process-and Into a transposition trick with spools of silk thread. (3D Guiding Light 12:55 News Children's Doctor 1:00 P. 31. tar Give It a Whirl Mike Douglas Co-hosts are Rowan ond Martin.

Guests: Buddy Hackett, Ramsey Lewis, Jim Fowler and Jackie DeShannon. Fugitive News General Hospital tTel-AU 7:05 p. m. (WJAS AM-1320; Comment. Bill Ross is tonight's guest, answering questions pertaining to "Moni- torPittsburgh." 7:30 p.

m. (KDKA Just Music. Chamber music by Beethoven, including String Trio in "Piano and Wind Quintet in Flat." 8:00 p. m. (KDKA AM-1020) p.asphail PitKhnroh PtaS vs Manta Braves a Forbes Field.

ri? n970) Golden Hour Wagner's Over- ture and Venusberg Music, Berlin Philharmonic; Liszt's "Concerto No. 1," Samson Francois, pianist; Debussy's Nocturnes, Nauges and Fetes, New York Philharmonic. 10:30 p. m. (KDKA Just Jazz.

Trombonist Law- rence Brown's jazz styling. will also be live, via Early (JD Farm, Home and Garden (JD Americans AH 1:15 Jack LaLanne 1:25 3D Sing, Children, Sing 1:30 P. 31. tar Let's Make a Deal Mike Douglas (Cont.) Fugitive (Cont.) Rural Review 5D As the World Turns 1:40 (JD News '67 1:45 Hola Ninos News 2:00 P. 31.

tar Days of Our Lives Mike Douglas (Cont.) tO Newlywed Game (JD Password (JD Demand Performance 2:15 1(33) Americans All 2:30 P. 31. tar Doctors ID House Party tO Dream Girl 2:40 3D People and Their World News-Hank Baugh-man 3:00 P. 31. tar i Another World 1 (3D To Tell the Truth General Hospital (3D News in Perspective ilQ) News 3:30 P.

31. tar CD You Don't Say Tammy Grimes, writer Rod Serling and the Checkmates Ltd. are the a 1 i ners. Playboy publisher Hugh Heffner, Marilyn King, Glenn Yarbrough and EMainQ ri 'I are on the mid- the Righteous Brothers and Win Fanning Gretchen Wyler are the stars for the Thursday night show, Jennie Smith, Don Rickles and Tony Daryl are scheduled on Friday. Bill Dana is the host.

Another show starting on Monday, Marie Torre's "Contact," on Channel 2 from 9 to 10 a. has also an- nonnced Its first week guests. IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIMIIIIIIIIIIH Highlights on Radio llllllllillllliiiiiliiiiiillliiiiiiliililiiiiiiiiMiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiuiiiiiiliiiillii The initial program in this the town strects when Gena upera-ballct heater. Kossims new telephone talk series will Rowland (Mrs. John Cassa- "Barber of Seville" highlights, feature Mark Lane, who wrote vetes) makes her debut as a Philharmonic Orchestra.

"Rush to Judgment," the book jet set widow on July 24. She 1:05 p.m. (WLOA AM-1550; disputing the findings of the wjh pay a character named Pop Concert. Favor-Warren Commission in connec- Mrs. Adrienne Van Leyden in ite short pieces for solo violin tion with the assassination of the twice-a-week nighttime with violinists Michael Rabin President John F.

Kennedy. soap, Miss Rowland is current- and Mischa, Hollywood Bowl Lane has just returned from a jv at work on the feature film Symphony, meeting with New Orleans Dis- "Tony Rome." 2-(K rwvDD FM- trict Attorney James Garrison. Overture. '1 Had a Ball" VETERAN NEWSCASTER with Buddy ON TUESDAY Miss Torre Edward P. Morgan has been Kijey ancj Luba Ljsa hopes to have Cliff (Charlie granted a twoyear leave of (See TV Key) Movie (Cont.) tO Love on a Rooftop "The Big Brass When Davj gets a crick in his neck from sleeping In a pup tent on the roof, he Insists bride Julie buy a bed that very day.

(Repeat.) 3D David Susskind (Cont.) 10:00 P. 31. Colgate Comedy Hour (See TV Key) Movie (Cont.) Stage 67 "Rodoers and Hart Toriav." Musical special featuring a new look at the classic Rodqers and Hart songs Interpreted in contemporary style. Count Basle, Pr-tula Clark, The Doddletown Pipers, The Mamas and the Papas and the Supremes are featured guests. 3D David Susskind (Cont.) 10:30 P.

31. Comedy Hour (Cont.) Movie (Cont.) tO Stage '67 (Cont.) 3D David Susskind (Cont.) 11:00 P. 31. tar Adam Lynch News Eyewitness News Dick Ford News News News 11:20 Movie "Cloak and Dagger" (1944) 11:25 Movie "Ths DoughglrlJ" (1944) ifJD Movie "The Beat Generation" (1959) 11 30t Tonight Johnny Carson's guests will Alan King, Nina Riccl, Also a fashion show feature. I Movie 1.

"Panic In The Street" (1950) 2. "Eight O'Clock Walk" (1955) 1: tar News tO Joey Bishop Guests: George Raft, Sheila MacRat) Giselle Mackenzie and Don Rickles. 1:05 JD Devotional Moments SLIPCOVERS 2-PC. SET REG. SOFA It CHAIR s6950 ri'STOM MADE Cut 4 Fitted In Your Home By Our Expwti inciuaet Labor Materials Mellon or PNB Charga Avnilabll llOOBE'S Specializing In Slipcovers and Draperies for 35 Years 808 N.

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5:35 n. m. (WEDO AM-8I0) New Horizons. Guests: Wm. Claney Smith.

Dr. Wm. Mc- Clelland and Thomas Foerster, discussing important issues of the race for County Commis- sioner. 7:00 p. m.

(WTAE Heritage Concert. 1 sohn's "Symphony No. 4.1 flcco Stations r-1 j. j-- JN IIIIJ.IJjJlpjlJ.JM ill '1 Dark Shadows (3D Perspective (Cont.) 4:00 P. 31.

tar Match Game Secret Storm iO Adventure Time Mike Douglas Friendly Giant 4:15 3D Kindergarten 4:25 GD Big Show "The Giant Gila Monster" (1959) Retrospection 4:30 P. 31. QT Big Show (Cont.) Merv Griffin Guests: David Soul. Genevieve. Huoh 0' Brian, David Susskind, Marlon Williams and Mayor Sam Yortv.

iO Adventure Time (Cont.) Leave It to Beaver Mike Douglas (Cont.) Superman t5D Mike Douglas 3D Art Studio 4:45 3D Merlin The Magician 5:00 P. 31. QT Big Show (Cont.) Merv Griffin (Cont.) tO Adventure Time (Cont.) Woody Woodpecker Mike Douglas (Cont.) Rawhide (JD Mike Douglas (Cont.) (JD What's New .1:30 P. 31. OT Big Show (Cont.) Merv Griffin (Cont.) tO News Jennings Cisco Kid on TV UM the Streets" (1950) a doctor, taken by murderers as a pris- oner, discovers one of them to be a carrier of a plague.

Rich- Widmark, Barbara Bel Geddes. ltS Three young people become in- volved in murder and fight for justice. Richard Attenborough, Cathy O'Donnell. 4 fa i r' 1 i rri TONIGHT Interview With Robert Montgomery uzS 3 i 1 i xh I. I mil' Bird, and will be carried here by Channel 2.

THE It. J. REYNOLDS Tobacco Co. has announced that it is withdrawing its Winston ugcuei commercials irom tne "Beverly Hillbillies" series. The voluntary action was taken to comply with the cigaret industry advertising code, which prohibits cigaret commercials on a TV series with an audi- ence of more than 45 per cent of persons under 20 years old.

Bravo. KDKA-TV-Radio newsman Paul Long has undergone successful gall bladder surgery and will return to the air in about two weeks. The followers of "Peyton J. 1ULV. Will k.T L.

VJ CI 1IL VY XI I senior correspondent in investi- gative reporting for the Public Broadcast Laboratory of Na- tional Educational Television (NET). Morgan's last broad- cast for ABC will be on June 16. The NET two-hour news roundup will be a weekly presentation on educational stations (Channel 13 here), beginning in October. The Ford Foundation has provided a $10 million grant for the pioneering program aimed at "the development of innovative and experimental techniques of bringing relevant information to the public." The AFL-CIO has "reluctantly" dropped sponsorship of Morgan's nightly radio newscast, which it has underwritten for the past 12 years. THIS SUNDAY'S episode will tunately, of course, it will be opposite the second half of the Ed Sullivan outing a kiss of death for several previous NBC series.

Rowland Evans, author of the controversial book, "Lyndon B. Johnson: Exercise of Power," will be a guest on the "Joe Pyne Show" on Channel 11 this Sunday at 11:15 p. m. After failing to make it as scheduled on Tuesday, this correspondent will join Ron Jaye on his "Hot Line," 9 a. m.

Channel 11, program tomorrow dawning. Baldwin Gives Concert Tomorrow Baldwin High School, Clairton Boulevard, will present its an- Weaver) Arquette as her guest, although this is not definite. The Wednesday session will have Rev. Malcom Boyd answering the calls. Rev.

Boyd is the Episcopalian minister-author of "Are You Running With Me, Jesus?" He is expected to answer questions about his work with "outcasts" of the church and the attitude of young people toward the church. The Thursday guest will be extra-sensory perception expert David Hoy, and on Friday Miss Torre will present Mrs. Madeline Gray, author of "The Normal Woman." Judy, the chimpanzee star in the "Daktari" series, has won the Patsy Award as the performing animal star of the year. The award is made annually by the American Humane Association (AHA). The AHA is the organization which 11:05 p.

m. (WKJFFM 93.7) professor is suddenly ordered Special Report. "Report on a inside Germany on a vital mis-King Who Is Really Different." sion behind enemy lines, for the WARO 540 WKPA 1150 WMBS 590 WWVA 1170 WIIJB 620 WBVP 1230 WISR 680 WTAE 1250 WPIT 730 WKST 1280 WPIC 790 WJAS 1320 WEDO 810 WMCK 1360 WAMO 860WACB 1380 WAVL 910 KQV 1410 WESA 940 WJPA 1450 WWSW 970 WMBA 14G0 KDKA 1020 WPSL 1510 WBUT 1050 WLOA 1550 WEEP 1080 WZUM 1590 -J i ll iv; tt fi UIIMMMU lb vummmv vam. a 4h.UA4bWwM fnilliil" Movies fc UJmsc(s champ" (1954) A comedy- drama about the fight game and the various people asso- lifted with it. Dewey Martin, Shelley Winters, Keenan Wynn.

4:25 p. m. "The Giant Gila Monster" (1959) Rather riHiPninnc wnr that'. ataed at the kids. Don Sullivan, Lisa Simone p.

m. 3D "Love "as Many Faces" 1964 A ro mantic arama, ser, in Acapuicu, Mexico, about an heiress who uses her millions to win whatever she wants. Lana Turner, Cliff Robertson. 11:20 p. m.

"Cloak and Dagger" (1946) A mild manner OSS. Gary Cooper, Lilli Palmer. 11:25 p. m. "The Dough-girls" (1944) Story of wartime Washington.

Ann Sheridan, Jane Wyman, Jack Carson. 11:25 p. m. "The Best -4U gtS his kicks assaul.ng house- REPAIR WORK WANTED FREE ESTIMATES USED PORTABLES Wat Now Royal Royallta. SIT.SO SCM 69,00 19.00 Hermes 69.00 10.00 Olympl 69,50 24.50 Acroit tha Strttt (Old Roianbaum't) Jt, A 8 rM 4 Thurj 9 AT.

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