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This Video "Boner 7
Was Shakespeare's
By BERNIK HARRISON
Viewer Aphra Behn saw the Studio One production of "Julius
Caesar” Monday night and points out that Brutus (Philip Bour
neuf) spent the evening before Philippi reading from what ap
peared to be "a paper-backed book which he took from a recep
tacle in his toga.”
"After that,” Behn writes. "I was waiting for him to light up
a cigarette. What can be done
to avoid such anachronisms?”
Well, Mr. 8., if cigarette
smoking had been popular in ;
gentle Will’s time, he would ,
probably have made a chain
smoker out of Brutus. Shake
speare’s plays are filled with
anachronisms, some truly re
markable historical and geog- i
raphlcal errors.
Studio One was merely follow
ing script as. Indeed, It should.
Check Act Pour, Scene Three, of
Caesar, and you’ll find the lines
that Indicate It was a book—not
a parchment roll.
Says Brutus to Varro and
Claudius:
"/ will not have it to: lie
down, good sirs; *
It may he l shall otherwise l
bethink me.
Look, Lucius, here’s the
1 book / sought tor so:
1 put it in the pocket o/ my
gown.” i
i A moment or two later, after 1
a tune and song by Lucius,
Brutus speaks:
“This is a sleepy tune ... I
Let me tee, let me pee; is
not the leaf turn’d down '
Where I left reading? Here J
it it, l think." i
I wonder, by the way, how i
the ancients marked the place
when they left off reading a ‘
parchment roll? ]
I** * *
As for the "paper-backed”
book, Studio One swore to me
on the phone yesterday that it
was a hard-covered one. I was .
watching the play, too, but In
stead of concentrating on the
scene, I waa reflecting on the
miserable funeral oration de
livered by Alfred Ryder as Marc
Antony. Instead of seeking out
Channel Chuckles
'this Tmmmiit, taring
by tiliranM light?”
faces in his audience to ad
dress. Mr. Ryder appeared to be
seeking out red lights on cam- ]
eras. A highly Inflammatory
performance it was, and I’m
, afraid the book and the rest
of the show was Just a blur.
There’ll be bits from the
Stratford, Conn., production of ;
“Caesar” on Ed Sullivan’s show
Sunday. Incidentally. Ed has a
lineup of talent from here to
Stratford in addition to the
scenes from the plays being
1 performed there, so I doubt if
we’ll get very mucb more than
a scene from each. In between
songs by Bill Haley’s Comets
and Eartha Kitt. I tblnk.
As Ophelia might have said
after an hour’s viewing of TV:;
"O, woe is me. to have seen |
what I have teen, see what / >
see!”
*• * *
The surprise in Tuesday’s
chapter of the (64,000 Question,
it seems to me. was that the
little shoemaker should have
i been the one to go on to the
(32,000 question. I would have
given odds that he would have
taken the (16,000 and be off on
the boat to Italy to see his
father by now.
The other opera expert was
the one I expected to continue.
Mac—as Hal March kept re
ferring to him. although I prefer
his given name, Bayard—decided
to take the (6,000 and fly. He
. was just as wordy bowing off as
he has been answering the
questions. His farewell speech,
carefully polished and rehearsed,
was "a roccoco gem. “I believe
this is the propitious time,” he
said, “to gracefully and grate
fully withdraw.” We will miss
him.
What undeniably lures view
ers to this particular program
Is the prospect of examining
contestants under formidable
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perts Reacted uniformly; the
sentimental shoemaker waxed
even more sentimental; the sales
man soared to new oratorical
heights.
If I were the shoemaker and
determined to try for the (64,-
000, which is a bad gamble from
a monetary standpoint, the ex
pert I’d bring In to the booth
with me would be Bayard.
Louis Cowan, who created this
show, is joining CBS Television
as a producer on August 16,
which is another way of hitting
the jackpot. Cowan dreamed up
"Karr Kyser’s College of Musical
Knowledge,” “Quiz Kids,” "Stop
the Music” and even won a Pea
body award—for his NBC radio
series, ‘‘Conversation.’’
** * *
Report from Disneyland Park:
Promptly after the park closes
and the last customer has
cleared out, Walt Disney and his
wife board the stemwheeler
Mark Twain for .some private
fun of their own. Walt, Harold
Heffernan reports, takes over
the navigating wheel and Mrs.
Disney yanks at the screeching
steam whistle cord until the hills
around Anaheim rattle and roll.
Observed one Disney associate:
“Vou can’t kid me—be built that
plaoe for himself.”
TODAY'S TV
HIGHLIGHTS
6:06, WTOP, (9) Robert
Cummings Show: Bob Col- .
Una finds that his rival pho
tographer, "Alex,” outbids
him on a potentially good
account.
6:36, WTOP (9) Climax: Bob
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of his original Bobcats, stars
in “One Night Stand,” a
story he co-authored.
f:M. WRC (4)—Dragnet: Sent. ■
Joe Friday and Officer Prank
Smith attempt to break up
gang of holdupmen. v
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In “Edge of Light,” a home
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youth who Is withdrawn from
school for rest and treatment.
9:36, WRC <4>—Ford Theater:
"Slide, Darling, Slide,” story -
of actress who becomes so
obsessed with baseball that
her career Is In jeopardy;
Virginia Field, Allan Joslyn.
9:36, WMAL (7)—Billion Dollar
Movie: In “Quest in the
House,” a doctor brings a
young girl to his home to re
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all their minds; Ralph Bel
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never knew.
16:06, WRC (41—Video Theater:
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Lloyd Corrigan. Betty Sin
clair.
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series of matches opens aith
Antoine Leone ’rasstln’ Pat
O’Connor.
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| warden; Sterling Hayden,
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Bryan Forbes and Eunice Gayson discuss the twist of fate
that has brought a problem Into their domestic tranquility
in “The Bargain,” to be seen tomorrow at 9:30 p.m. over
ABC-WMAL-TV (7).
TODAY'S RADIO
HIGHLIGHTS
S:00, WWDC—Baseball: Wash
ington vs. Detroit.
S:9O, WRC—Dr. Slxgun: New
time tor series based on career
of gun-totin’ doctor Gray
Matson.
1:00 WASH-FM, 10:60 WWDC
—Official Detective: Dan Britt
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Tennessee family forced to
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when the TVA constructs
Norris Dam.
8:30, WTOP—Disk Derby: Hol
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110:30, WMAL Red Skelton:
Willie Lumplump gets high on
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Silvio Pedrotti, famous Alpine
guide who once went on a North
Polar rescue expedition, fell to
his death yeaterday while climb
ing In the Bernina Peak range.
His was the ninth Italian
climbing death In three days and
the 18th of the season. Mr.
Pedrottt’s body was found on the
bottom of a deep crevice on the
Soerscen glacier.
Mr. Pedrotti, 46. was in the
Italian rescue party that tried
to reach the wreck of the dirigi
ble Italia commanded by Qen.
Umberto Nobile on an Arctic
flight. The blintp crashed May
25, 1928, with a loss of seven
lives.
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A-33
Mother Posts Bail
To Free Matusow
NEW YORK, Aug. 4 UP).—
Harvey Matusow, who retracted
anti-Communist testimony ha
gave as a former Communist,
1 has been freed on (3,000 bail
posted by his mother pending
trial for perjury.
1 Matusow was jailed last week.
1 His mother, Mrs. Sylvia Matusow
' of the Bronx, put up Govern
| ment Bonds to cover the bail
1 yesterday.
The turnabout witness is
1 charged here with perjury in
' connection with testimony he
. gave at the 1952 trial of 13
: second-string Communist lead
’ ers. He later recanted part of
: this testimony. No trial date has
yet been set.

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