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By Harry MacArthur
Remember when that man sep
arated Americans into various
classes? There were high brows,
upper middle brows, lower middle
brows and low brows, he said.j
all by their tastes
in clothing, food, drink, music,!
reading, art, etc.
The high brows, for instance,,
wear baggy tweeds day and night,!
town and country, listen to Bar-,
tok, make a fetish of cheap, dry,
wines and intimate that they
know exactly what any Picasso is
a picture of. The upper middle!
I brows take to Beethoven, very dry;
| martinis and like Roquefort in the!
salad dressing. The lower mid-'
dies prefer Andre Kostelanetz- \
type music and dislike bourbon to:
the extent that they drink it all |
the time in highballs made with!
ginger ale.
Come to think of it, there is no!
- room in any class, high or low,!
i under this system, for nudists,!
| people who hate music or total
jabstainers. You couldn’t even be|
a low brow, by these standards,;
I without drinking beer.
Anyhow, this is the way it goes.j
j or the way that man thought this
| up said it goes.
All of this, all but forgotten lore
was brought to mind again by the
report of an additional measuring
device, by which you can test
yourself any time you like. The
talent shows of television are the
| basis for this new yardstick, ac-j
cording to Social Research, a Chi
cago organization which made a
survey.
! If you like talent shows (Arthur;
jGodfrey’s, Horace Heidt's, Ted;
jMack’s, etc.) you are among the
'lower middle class: if you don’t
itake them too seriously, you are
. upper middle. Upper middles think
commercial TV programs should
be staffed by professional talent,
while lower middles identify them
selves wholeheartedly with the
amateur, if the performer shows
any signs of talent.
Well, that’s what the Social
Service survey says, anyhow. High
brows, of course, are too busy |
drinking cheap wine and talking;
to watch television and low brows ■
are sitting there with a can of;'
beer, watching the ball game and
enjoying themselves fully.
** * *
For Women Only (Mostly)—The
battle for the housewife’s midday:
attention will be joined with a
j vengeance next week when ABC- i
;TV comes charging onto the field.!
The big ABC entry (to be seen!
here on WMAL-TV) will be
the new “Frances Langford-Don
lAmeche Show.” which will be on
the air Monday through Friday
from noon to 1 p.m., in direct '
opposition to CBS-TV’s soap opera j
parade.
It is quite an extensive affair
jthat ABC has put together for'
Miss Langford and Mr. Ameche
and a number of participating t
sponsors already have come aboard
to help foot the bills. The two
stars will divide the master of
ceremonies chore, will interview!
famous guest artists daily, will
,sing, solo and ih duet, and will «
conduct an audience participation
| segment. ,
Monday also will see the return
of a daytime favorite of last sea
ison, Kate Smith, who will be back,'
in the 4 p.m. hour on NBO-Tv'
j(WNBW). Miss Smith’s entertain-'
ment will follow the same pattern h
jas last year—songs, chatter, sash-j
ion news, guest stars and a variety;
of other things. This one was a
smooth-running, generally enter
taining show and there is no rea- '
son why it shouldn’t repeat this
year.
** * *
Programs and People—Eddie
Cantor, who provided some of the
better comedy moments of last
season, will return to “The Com
edy Hour” Sunday 'WNBW—B
p.m.) and will be back every
fourth Sunday after that . . . ac-;
cording to an announcement made
on the opening show, Cantor will!
be followed on succeeding weeks by
Spike Jones, Milton Berle and
Ezio Pinza, Martin and Lewis, Ab-i
bott and Costello . , . “Yoi# Show!
of Shows” (WNBW—Saturday, 9
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rite Piazza . . . Madeline Carroll
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play the leading role in “Woman
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Curious Savage,” will also be in
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things so he could get away for a'
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vision on the boat ... Cass Frank
lin and Monica Moore, singing j
now in the Sazerac Room at the!
Old New Orleans, will appear to-;
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Lee (WTOP-TV—7 p.m.) ... Dr.;
Roy K. Marshall has written a
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Television show, "The Nature of
Things.” It comes out this month
i. . . Ruth Gates, the Aunt Jenny
of “Mama,” returning to CBS
TV Friday (WTOP-TV—B p.m.),'
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T Remember Mama.” She has'
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P.m! WNBW <Ch. 4) WTTG 7Ch. 5) WMAL (ChTfTWTOP "(Ch. 9)
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Television Tomorrow Thursday, September 6, 1951 ■
WNBW—I2-31 Inga's Ingle; 1, Peeples Playhouse; 1, R. Horkness; 2:15, Mostly Music; 2:31,
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WTTG—I2. Htidlints; 12:15, For Your lufurmatiou; 12:11, Rumpus Room: 1, Tiki tk* Break; 1:31
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WMAL-2, Hillywiod MltiMC; 3, Butk CriM; 3:31, Tkcu tt Hipptied; 3:45, Jick H**ry-N*ws;
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The Egg and I; 12-15 V News at N*c*; 12:31, Search fer Timarrcw; 12:45, Stive Allto Skew;
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Highlights |
Radio Today.
9:30, WCFM Violet Heming: »
Miss Heming reads Edgar Allen
Poe’s "The Black Cat” and "Anna
bel Lee.”
9:30, WASH —Family Theater: >
Ruth Hussey and Lee Bowman co
ttar in "In Shining Armor.”
10: 00, WTOP Boxing: Archie
Moore meets Embrell Davidson in a
Evening newa broadcast, di
rect from The Star’s news
room. Monday through Friday
over Stations WMAL and
WMAL-FM; 6 p.m. j
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10:00, WRC—The Big Story: Luis
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Television Today.
8:00, WNBW Heritage: Ameri
can music and art of the 19th and
20th centuries are presented. How
ard Hanson is guest; the Gallery
orchestra plays his “Vermeland."
Paintings of Winslow. Homer
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of Sousa, Frederick Woltman, Wil
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are panel members.
9:00, WNBW—Television Theater:
Jack Lemmon stars in “The Easy -
Mark.”
9:30, WTOP—The Web: Maria
Riva, Tony Ross and John Bara
grey have the leading roles in "The
Practical Joke.”
9:30, WTTG Shadow of thej
Cloak: The dramatization is "The
Magazine Peddler” by Shirl Hen-
Jdryx. •
10:00, WTOP —Boxing; Archie
Moore and Embrell Davidson meet
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10:30, WNBW—Freddie Martin: A
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