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flladlO Htgh Spots and Program I TeleVISlOU Utgh Spots and Programs PITTSBURGH POST-GAZETTE: MAY 15, 1954 WENS Starts Her Show Tomorrow Liberace'Shoivmnn By WIN FANNING Post-Gazette Radio TV Wrttr We have a friend, a very pretty little girl named Carole, aged nine and one half (at SATURDAY WWSW Baseball. Milwaukee at Pittsburgh. KDKA Allegheny Koundtable. "Are We Making Friends In Asia?" KQV Palm Beach Golf. Fourth round of play from Meadow Brook Club, Long Island.

KQV Secretary of Air Force Talbott. SUNDAY WWSW Baseball. Chicago at Pittsburgh in double header. KQV Palm Beach Golf. Finals of pro tournament.

Another broadcast at 5:45 p. m. WJAS The Shadow. KQV Hall of Fame. Van Heflin stars as Damon Runyon in tribute to late writer, also Gene Fowler and Lionel Barry more.

SATURDAY p. WJAC NBC Opera. "Salome." p. WDTV Jackie Gleason Show. 9:00 p.

WENS Basilio vS. Scortichini, welterweights in ten-rounder from Syracuse, N. Y. 9:00 p. WKJF Martha Raye Show.

Also on WJAC, starting at 9:30 p. m. SUNDAY 3:00 p. WDTV 3Iontgomery Presents. "The Wages of Fear," from the novel by George Arnaud.

6:30 p. WENS National Golf Day Film. Big pros, plus Crosby and Hope. S.00 p. WDTV Toast of the Town.

Excerpts from "Teahouse of the August Moon," Nat (King) Cole and others. 9:00 p. WKJF. WJAC TV Playhouse. "And Crown Thy Good." a drama about an immigrant family which settles in old Dakota Territory.

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00 p. 9:00 p. WWSW lndtpne)nt 970 FM 94.5 KDKA NBC 1020 FM 92.9 SATURDAY 9 Company Inn Egrerbert Uinmly Starlets on Parade! No No fib 4X 111 Ksrlt WCAE ABC 1250 FM 94.1 WJAS Mutual 1320 FM 99.7 KQV Columbia 1410 MORNING Old St. Pat'k Ouest Star Lutherans Story Chest News; D'ne's Kids Corner Birdie Shut-Ins School Today School Today School Today Space Patrol Woody Woodpecker News; Drake ws Woody Woodpecker WDTV Channtl 2-TV WJAC Channl TV SATURDAY 9 Ranch Island Patrol :45 News (9:25) Quiz Down 10 Be nounced Party :45 Film Capt. Midnlte 11 Captain Video Winky Dink Kit Crson SATURDAY 12 :00 :15 :45 Big Top The Big Top 1 :00 Lone Ranger of the 451 Junerle Mr.

Wizard a. Juniata College Choir Child'ns Bk. Music Kiddie Korner Nat'l Guard Ed Fisher Safety Ranrer Garden Gate Rbt. Q. Lewis AFTERNOON 10 .00 Once Upon a Time Inn :45 Hmir of Charm Mary Lea Tavlor 11 :00 5 Rehabiltati'n Beauty Woman In Love SATURDAY 12 Weath :30 :45 News Sam'y Ksye Army Band 1 Far.

slSlWarm-up Farm and Home :00 at Pgh. :15 :45 Road Show N'o R. Man on the Farm Beck. Smith Mu Hadassh News; The ater Today Stars Over Hollywood News Cross Sh, Kiddielond Party Navy Hour Mtisic man of the keyboard and the candelbra (equally important to a true showman) at Pittsburgh's William Penn Hotel just this week. It was much like many other luncheons we have had with stars of the entertainment world we had a fine time and lefj: with an excellent impression of our host.

Liberace toJd us between signing autographs for most of the hotel workers and several dozen other admirers who somehow gained admission to his suite that his average half hour filmed telecast (all are filmed) requires three days of practice and 10 hours of actual work before the cameras. It is, said our most charming host, "a rare week when I can manage to get more than one show on film." This, we assure you, is typical of the really hard work which goes into most of the better TV shows. It was not surprising to learn that Liberace, is a ist such superior showmanship is always the result of a healthy share of perfectionism and the admission that he feels it necessary to boil down 10 hours of film to a single satisfying half hour does him nothing but credit in our critical eyes. Liberace can also lay claim to other attributes of the fine showman. He told us he planned a full hour "live" telecast in Cleveland In the near future, "because so many people were unable to purchase tickets to my concerts there." Good bus- iness, to be sure, but also we detect that certain something which only the great, enter-tamers have; a suitable amount of ham, combined with an unusual sense of responsibility to their public.

As we were telling Carole tonight, though she could hardly be expected to understand, we think Liberace as a showman can be, in a sense, compared to that other great musical showman, Guy Lorn-bardo. He, too, has a tremendous appeal to the "squares," which means to most of us who have a sentimental leaning toward "schmalz," well played and graciously presented. And, you know something. Feptival WENS to Show Golf Dav Film WENS, Channel. 36.

will Show a special 30-minute film, heralding the approach of "National Golf Day," on Sun-day, at 6:30 p. m. This year's National Golf Day takes place on June 5, when golfers all over the nation will attempt to win a bronze medal, awarded by Life magazine and the PGA, by topping a score set by the golfer of the year; in this case Ben Hogan. Taking part in the film and describing the various intricacies of the game will be golfing stars from all over the world, including Ben Hogan, Sam Snead and Pittsburgh's own Lew Worsham. Supplying the humor will be Bing Crosby and Bob Hope.

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Forum: .50 Finest .50 City Hospital Peter Lind Hayes Let's Pretend Make Way For Youth Finest: NVs. Kid di eland Finest Fifty News Korean Choir Master-works of Mu-ie. Fit tv New? age nine and one half, the half is terribly important) who is crazy about a piano-playing showman named i -erace. Carole is a rare child in that she loves to 3Ir. Fanning read instead of staying glued to the TV screen, but in her high regard for Liberace she is certainly no class (at any age) by herself.

A lot of things have been written about the current fair-haired boy of the key. board, most of which, on this page (unoVr another by-line) fnd elsewhere, has been anything but complimentary. In company with Carol though with certain adult reservations we hereby beg to differ. There is an unfortunate tendency among critics to take an unusual harsh view of popular entertainers who attract, in company with their normal public, a lunatic fringe of celebrity happy, basically immature followers perhaps orshippe rs" would be a better word. This Is an easy trap to fall into, as none of us (including the artist concerned, more often than not) can honestly condone the uninhibited, ill-mannered conduct of the.

autograph-hungry, indiscriminate so often seen in the wake of popular artists. Bing Crosby once went through sll this, and more, recently in our own youth so did Frank Sinatra. Eddie Fisher has certainly put up with much of the same non-tense. Let us say from personal observation, none of the foregoing (nor many lesser lights of the stage and screen) has accepted this curious manifestation of the (largely) female libido with more grace than has Liberace. This brings us to a meeting, a luncheon in fact, which we had with the gentle- PENNY 2 Be A 15 nounced :30 Roy Roger :45 Opera: 'Salom, 3 Mack Show :15 With The 45! Erwins Jackie Gleason 4 the Clock :45 Theater Eastern Regatta WENS Channel li TV WKJF Channel S3 TV MORNING Test Pattern AFTERNOON Te3t Pattern Partdlse Isle Youth Par ad Western Range Rider at Cartoon Carnive.1 EVENING Polka Jambore Met Your Congrese Sky iCinr Mr.

Wizard" ii ai Ethel 4 Albert Enterprise- U. S. A. Great Momenta In Sports Saturday Theater! Saturday Night Fights Fight Talk Martha Raye Show Wrestling Wrestllrji Fuldheim, News Jamboree (Coca- Live) Sports Wrestling (until 12:15) Carter Race Eliz. Hmecomine Finest Fifty Deputy Jim Fifty: News Crumpetii Concert News: Fifty Finest Fifty I.

Spts. News News Worn View Syrophonett EVENING Sua 'yX. MARTHA WRIGHT She will make her Pittsburgh debut on WENS, Channel Jfi, tomorrow with "The Martha Wright Show," telecast at. 9:15. p.

m. Jazz trum-pptpr Bobby Hackett and his orchestra, plus a special guest star, will be featured each week. The show will be seen here "live." Carole? We think this Includes most of us, male and female, from nine-and-one-half to the proverbial 90. Dial Notes The Catherine Variety Fund telethon was certainly a surprise success. A lot of talent put a lot of effort into something most observers had considered a mighty dead duck and came out with shining colors.

Just let's hope the collections are up to the pledges. Now WWSW is using Olde Englishes madrigals for its station-breaks! Next thing we know olde Geoffrey (Pal) Chaucer will be discovered to have been the world's first disc jockey. Bing Crosby's second TV show, to be carried on a delayed basis by WENS this Sunday, received much better notices on its "live" (network film, that is) presentation last week than did the Groaner's first effort. WSTVs "Name the Tower" contest ends today. AM 3 3 :00 :15 4 00! Joe Tucker Record.

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Frn A Ollie SUNDAY 6 :00 Amateur Hour Meet. th Press You Are There 7 Are :15 There Love Luey Paul Winchell I Love Lucy 8 of the Town :45 Comedy Hour 9 King :15 man TV Playhouse (Live) 10 Desn :15 :30 Groucho Marx :45 The Web Ford Theater 11 :00 :15 :30 Merry-Go-Rnd To Be Annotin. News; Movie "Wildcat" Late Movie: "Youth on "Parole" 12 :00 :15 :30 :45 Big Plctur News Sign Off Sign Off Puzzle Corner Answers Questions on Preceding Page WORD GAME Word UNSTEADY unset saute unseat seat suet sued tend tunes tuna easy east ante aunts dates daunt dean deny dents dunes duets duty dusty dynast yeast uneasy send used nasty neat nest nude sane sandy sated sedan stun stand stay study stud steady stead ANAGRAMS 1. FINESSE 3. LARGESS 2.

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Peeper The Mr.rk Theater Walter Winchell Martha Wright Fred Waring" Show TV Playhouse (Live) Break the Bank Greatest Drama Late Movie; Starlight Tin ter "Rocky" Sign Off Sign Off Car Kills Woman TITUSVILLE, May 14 UP A car struck and killed Mrs. Louis Fuller, 76, yesterday. This the first traffic fatality here since February, 1953. POLITICAL ADVERTISEMENT TONIGHT HEAR mu cvetig "I WAS A COMMUNIST FOR THI FBI" Republican Candidate for Congress 28th Diitrict Radio Station WJAS 6s45 P. M.

WIIL $11 00 for Tri-State Bridge News News McGovera Deems Taylor News Music for Reading Off Concert fa Sign Off Sign Off Mrs, John Matta, Mrs! Paul Sheehan and Mrs. Albert Maust. Second, George Haught, Edwin Sincock, Mrs. Sarrr Harrold, Miss Mildred Cowell, Mrs. Robert Connell, Mrs.

George Haught, Dr. Lee Henderson and Mrs. Ann Carberry. In the Pittsburgh Industrial Bridge League, Westinghnuse Electric defeated Utilities, Pettey Music won from ALCOA; Gulf Oil beat Mellon Institute; and defeated and Army Ordnance defeated USSteel No. USSteel No.

1 beat Blaw Knox Chemical Plants and Bureau of Mines won from United Engineering and Foundry. 3' Be A PCCTCZ GZcKZ 0W THE JjfJ. xpN WS wattiis F02 the ih-rrl vcck, wick A'''ityrPi g'i IF A I i ap yfiWiV to iSsvx ri mrn fw Winners of the Equity Bridge Club game were: First, Mrs. Barney Holtzman and Sol Lipkind. Second, Mrs.

C. J. McGovern aTid A. S. Porter.

The club will hold a master point game on Monday at 8:15 p. m. Winners of the Baldoc Hills Country Club game were: First, Dr. and Mrs. H.

A. Sapira, Mrs. Joseph Steiner and Mrs. L. J.

Perrin. Second, Mr. and Mrs. Arch Fineman, David Stern and Mrs, Sam Lowenthal." Winners of the College Club game were: First, Mrs. D.

Evans. Mrs. R. W. Schmertz, Mrs.

B. Halpern and Mrs. J. Foster. Second, W.

W. Lee, Mrs. F. Joyce, Mrs. L.

J. Stephens and Mrs. J. H. Steytler.

Winners of the Tri State Bridge League game at Uniontown were: First, J. P. Ferguson, Dr. Harry E. Potts, Mrs.

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