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At the moment of the || ;( First President’s death, the doctor cut (j k the pendulum cords of the bedroom I I clock to mark the time. You'll |||||£H I jf want to mark'a much happier day . IHj||f [ the day you start saving at Liberty jrn I the figures grow ! Save today |Hj| I mffi lift '^r' BUILDING ASSOCIATION 1407 G ST.. N.W. • ST. 3-2200 '^Sr3y 2 ROWstf DIAMONDS pfi|v4 ££*ooso BOTH STORES OPEN TILL 9 P.M. UNTIL XMAS mm mr ■ jMmif gs Rh. _ MYSTERY STAR—Viveca Lindfors has the leading feminine role in “The Vanishing Point,” a drama about three missing French women, which will be presented on “The U. S. Steel Hour” tomorrow night at 9:30 (WMAL-TV). Claude Dauphin and Peter Lorre co-star in the drama. Viewing TV The Apple-Polishers Don't Make Comics Any Funnier By Hal Humphrey HOLLYWOOD. Many of our TV comedians have Surrounded themselves with such an assortment of yes-men and well-wishers that they no longer know what’s funny and what isn’t. These paid claques consist of the people who ostensibly are on hand to assist the comic in build ing his show. In some cases it is everyone from the producer and director on down to the writer, press agent and even the valet. In an effort to avoid biting the hand that feeds them, these gentlemen will resort to all known types of apple-polishing and inner-office politics. At a recent rehearsal of one of the better-known comics I saw the producer double up convulsively at an ad-libbed IB FURNACES t HEATERS REPAIR * PARTS TA 9-303*>E. L. POE TA. 0-331 M) 8313 Georda Arc. N.W. fwatfli II Tears with Gu Compeer Cell for Per Lew Price* 24-Hoar Imorlntlnt Service ft/Wnw Wb 610 sth St. N.W. piece of business the comedian 5 threw into the proceedings. “Oh, that’s funny, very funny!” yelled the producer, still holding his I ! sides. “Leave it in, by all means.” j I I Actually the bit was hardly worth a chuckle, but after watch ; ing his producer split his ribs . I over it, the comic was going to be the last one to argue the point. The writers on a comedy show make the best audience at a rehearsal, of course. Their motives are twofold. First, they j want to insure themselves of j continued employment in a very I precarious business; second, they j I ! will be the last to admit that the | script is anything but hilarious. ! ** * * ! I’ve seen writers whoop it up so hysterically at rehearsal that i the comic, himself became a little self-conscious. “Is it really that 1 funny?” one particular clown asked. Naturally, he was assured by his two writers that Chaplin had never done better. An effusive press agent for another big name video comic religiously attends all of his client’s rehearsals. He not only keeps himself in a state of con vulsive laughter at everything his employer says or does, but collars everyone else in the studio and gives them a sales pitch on the comic’s talents. ; Another type of claque fol j lowing in the wake of some TV ; comedy shows is that made up lof relatives and friends. One feminine star has the network | reserve an entire block of studio i seats for her father and mother. They in turn put the arm on all ! their friends and show up en masse each week to laugh and applaud raucously. A famous comedienne’s mother \ does the same things for her daughter, and mama watches over her stooges like a setting hen. Any one who doesn’t laugh it up to satisfaction is sure to be cut off the free ducat list the following week. ** * * I suppose this could be con sidered admirable loyalty on the part of these two gals’ friends and parents, but it is unfair to - the home audience, which doesn’t share the same reasons for laughing it up, and has to rely on the comedy itself. It’s about time that TV’s funnymen woke up to the fact that these claques, whether paid for or free, are doing them a great disservice. Every time a crew of these professional back patters con vinces a comedian that a skit or joke is funny just to vindicate their staying on the payroll, then both the comedian and his so called aides are gyping the view ers. There’s a reason why Jack Benny and George Burns and Grade Allen and one or two j others nearly always manage to {come up with good shows. They i haven’t succumbed to this busi ness of hiring court jesters to convince them that they are - funny Benny and Burns can smell a bum joke or an unfunny situa tion a mile away, and they toss them out instead of paying a group of parasites to salve such clinkers with soft-soap laughter. If a comic hasn’t any judg- ! ment when it comes to humor,! he at least should have the good I sense to employ people who not j only have the judgment but i the courage to tell him when * j he’s laying an egg. : (Copyright 1953. Mirror Enterprises < j Syndicate). I 1 t ii FACTORY TO YOUI ft GARAGES Wool or Aluminum i Aluminum* 1 f.e.b yard GARAGE DOORS OVERHEAD WOOD & STEEL c JB A CA Free Estimate! i f AV.3U up Installation “ * w Models on Display f.o.b. plant Electric Operators COMMERCIAL SIZES IN STOCK j COMPLETE HOME MODERNIZATION \ GENERAL INDUSTRIES, INC j 1109 Jeff. Davis Hwy. i Arllnatea. Va.. 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Ferd Am Crowley :M Harkaess; Weatker News; Sports Sports; News News; Weather n:IS Sports; Archer Sports; Theater Sign OH Siegel; Snartid Cineea Playhouse Night Owl Theater The late Shew _ :4$ “7 pays Till Neel” "Criminals Within" "Jamhoret” 12:00 Cinema Playhease Night Owl Tkeeter fke Late Skew Television Tomorrow —Tuesday, Dec. 22,1953 WNBW—6:4S, Town and Cnantry News; 1:51, Ltik t« Tkit Day; I, Today; 7:25, Taka a Ward; 7:31, Today; 7:55, News; I, Today: 1:25, Nnws; 1:31, Taday; 1:55, Nnwd; S, Kitchen Coptun; 9.30, Science; S:4S, Little Playkease; 18, Ding Deng School; i|;3S. Glamour Girl; 11, Hawhins Falls; 11:15, Thret Steps te Hence; 11:30, the Bennetts; 11:45, Ftllnw Tour Heart; 12, Bride and Groom; 12:15, Mihe Hunnieutt Shew; 12:SS, News; 1, People’s Playhease—“l Was a Conoid”; 2, Inga's Aagle; 2:30, Christmas Allan-, 3, Kate Smith Shew; 4, Welceme Travelers; 4:30, On Your Accaaat; 5, Atom Seuad; 5:15, Gahhy Hayes; 5:30, Hewdy Doody WTTG—IO, Cartoon Theater; 10:30, Early Bird Theatar—“Dancing Min"; 12, News; 12:15, la Be Announced; 12:30, Heppity Skippity; 1, Lamb Stssian; 2, Bazaar; 2:38, Jambaree 3, Paul Dixta; 4, Matinee for Yea—" Black Gild”; 5, Lamb Scssitn. WMAL—II:3O, Just Far Fun; 12:30, Cartnnn Concert; 1:30, Hillywcad Matinee—"Mr. Ferrin and Mr. Trail”; 3, Madera Woman; 3:30, Jerry aid Jimma; 4, Turn tn a Friend; 4:30, Family Playhause. WTOP—O:3O, Time and Music; S:SS, Meditation; 7, Roy Meachum; 0, Billy Johnson's Show, 0:55, Donna Daaglas; Id, Arthur Godfrey Show; 11:30, Strike It Rich; 12, Valiant LaOy; 12:15, Love if Life; 12:30, Search fir Tcmirrcw; 12:45, Guiding Light; 1, Allan Jeffrey's Shaw; 2, I’ll Bay That; 2:30, House Party; 3, Big Payoff; 3:30, Bah Crosby; 4, Pick Temple’s Ranch; 5:30, Gerry Mnnre. Radio Today— Mondt, y/ °« c - 2] > 19 53 ~P.M. WMAL—63O~ WRC—9BO WWDC—I26O WTOP—ISOO .Of!Star Niws News; lid Bnb Welff “ News; Jackson :/u Sherman Bntlcr Earl Godwin Bandstand; Niws Cart Mssscy 0.30 Bergman; News Bill Stern News; McDnnnia :45 3-Star Extra, News Joseph Donahn Griffing Bancroft igf Jtha Vanderteeh Symphiiittc Fulton Lewis, Jr. Family Skclntan 7:15 Sid Slappey “ Hit Tunas Lowell Thomas :30 Lone Ranger Nows; Beatty Gabriel Heater Beulah .-4S .’’ Niws One Man's Family Perry Came Edward Murraw ;#d Henry l”Teyler Railroad Hour jrred Fishe Show Suspense 8:15 Natinn's Business i Garden Macßae :30 Recard Shop Voice of Firestone News; 12H Talent Scuts .-45 Sherman Butler Eleanor Steker 1200 Club Arthur Godfrey :M Fair and Colder Telephone Hour Henry; 1210 Radio Theater 9-15 ’’ ” Mildred Miller 1260 Clnh " " .30 ” Band nt America Reporters’ Reundup " " :45 ” " * M M :0f jMaifhugh’s Muds Fibber McGee ’Frank Edwards flay - Marti* 4 A:ls Arthur Dean [Can You Tap This Newsreel Ginger Rngers ||/:30 Mayhugh's Moods iLigkt Up Tims 'Counterspy Dick Pewell :45 News Mac Mc6arry " " Peggy Lee :00 Repaid; Sports ~ News; Finley JSOB World Tonight n:ls Sherman Butler Heur el Dreams News; McDonald :30 ” " Bowling Green News; Massey Meondial _ :45 i ” State U. Choir SSOO Massey Eddie Gallaher 12:01 I Midnight, Mayhugh News; Music jssoo Massey News; Music Radio Tomorrow Tuesday, Dec. 22, 1953 A.M. I WMAL—63O | WRC—9BO WWDC—I26O WTOP—ISOO :00 News; Gibbons" News; Rood Art Brown Nnws; Evus 6:15 Country Store Bob Reed " " Evans; Meditatlu ;30 News; Gibbons Evans; News; Brtwn News; Evans :45 Music—Weather " ” Art Brewa Mark Evaas :00 News News; Wright Art Brow* News; Evans ” ~ 7:15 Country Store Boh Rood " ' Mark Evans ;3ii News; Gibbons ” " News; Brown Claude Mahenay .-45 Music—Weather ~ " Art Brown Eddie Gtllabor :Q0 Nows: Gibbons ~ WarlT Hews Art Irowi Worii News 8:15 Country Store Roundup " " Eddie Gallaher :30 News: Gibbons News; Reed Evans; News; Brawn :4S Gibbons, News Bek Reed Brawn; Heater " " ~ :00 Breakfast "Club News; Reed Art Brewn News if America 9:15 Dsn McNeill Boh Reed ”": M. Persons You’re the Tip :30 " ” ” ” News; Brow* Eliaar Let ;45 “ " \ Every Day Art Brawa Nancy Dixu :00 My Tree Stcry Welcome Travotorc M. G. Ford Godfrey Shaw 1A l 5 ””» Strnot* ' " " '• " I \J;3O Whispering Stronts Bob Hope Evans, Nnws; Fare " " ;45 Modern Romances Break tha Bank M. 0. Ford ” " :00 Jerry aid Jimma Strike It Rich Ladles Fair Godfrey Show n:ls Strut " “ ” ”; News " " :3I News; Jerry ui Phrase mat Pays Queen fir a Make Up Yur Mind 545 Jimma Strug Second Chance Oiy Rosemary ;0f Mndcrn Waman " News,~tornaheu “ Cart Massey~Tlme * Niws; W. Warm 4 *):15 Rath Crue Nancy Osgood Highie; Bandstand Aunt Jenny 14:45 Back ta tkn Bible " Hazel Market Helen Trent j 3B I '* ’* " " Our Gal Sunday PM | WMAL 630 , WRC 980 WWDC 1260 WTOP 7500" :00 Music Hall Here's Archer M. 0. Ford Read as Lift 1:15 ” " i ” ” Ma Perkins ;30 Double ar Nothing " " News; Ford Young Dr Malu* :45 " *’; News ” " ;M. Q. Ford Guiding Light ;od~ Bill Miyhugh I Hern’s Archer" M. Q. Ferd Secud Mrs. Burton 2:15 ” Berch Look to Ibis Day " Perry Meson ;30 News; Mayhugh jPays ta be Married News; Fora Nora Drakt :45 Bill Mayhugh Dali House: News M. Q. 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