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ASSIGNMENT FOR A RANGER
Stephen McNally will play a Texas Ranger faced with a
difficult task in "No Compromise,” to be seen Wednesday
at 8:30 p.m. on “Pall Mall Playhouse,” over ABC-WMAL-TV
(7). The task: To apprehend and bring ln his old boy
hood friend.
ON THE AIR
That Gioconda Smile
Was Worth SB,OOO
By BERNIE HARRISON
Seen and Heard: Wonder if Irv Lichtenstein, whose station
is staging the Miss Washington finals at Loew's Capitol tonight,
(8:30. WWDC) realizes that we already have a Miss America in
our midst? . . . 11-year-old Gertrude America of Hyattsville.
. . . Trudy had the time of her young life on “The Name's
the Same” last week.
The ladies who caught the "Hofne” show’s remote from the
AAU swim meet in Philadelphia
have deputized me to inform ;
leading motion picture studios e
that they are out of their mind
for not signing Grace Kelly’s 1
i
Channel Chuckles <
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“Look, Mom! Tolevioion!”
*
"dreamboat” brother. Jack, to
a contract.
An art expert questioned the
fairness of the SB,OOO question
that eliminated Mrs. Jean
Thompson on "The $64,000 Ques
tion" Tuesday. . . . She was
asked to identify the iady who ■
posed for the Mona Lisa (Ma
donna Lisa, the wife of Zanobi
del Giocondoi and, in the ex-,
pert’s opinion, there is doubt
that she actually hid. . . .
: Reached for comment, Mrs.
Thompson felt it was a perfectly
. legitimate question. ... “I can I
only say,” she remarked as she
roared off in her prize caddy !
convertible, "I am perfectly de-:
lighted with the whole thing.” 1
** * *
Research Dept: (How I got
started in show business, alas.
Division.)
Case No. 1: Richard Haydn,
who costars with Cyril Ritchard
and Joan Greenwood in the orig- j
inal comedy with music, "The
King and Mrs. Candle.” next
Monday on Producer’s Showcase,
believes it was his ability to imi
tate a “red-bellied gugdeon.”
"It was rather safe,” the fish
imitator reminisced between re
hearsals the other day. “You
see, nobody ever heard one ex
cept me, so no one could ci'iti
cize my mimicry."
Case No. 2: Johnny Carson
traces it all back to a two-inch
ad in a Norfolk, Nebraska, paper
which proclaimed: “Be a Magi
cian and the Life of the Party
(if you’re Invited).” Johnny was
12 at the time.
** * *
Sour Note: Jackie Gleason’s
isummer replacement is a fine;
showcase for bands but some of
the old-timers who play with'
hastily assembled “pickup” crews,
suffer by comparison with cur
rently active ensembles such as
Ray Anthony's.
Still, it's fun seeing some of;
the greats of yesterday and Sat-; (
urday's treat, which Included
Larry Clinton and Bea Wayne {
and the Latin-American musical
pioneer, Enrlc Madrlguera, was*
s no exception. H
When the latter headlined;,
here at Herbie Sach’s gone-but-;!
not-forgotten Del Rio 'where the
Playhouse now Ist, his band was '
considerably more Latin In its
makeup. "Adios.” the theme song
Madriguera wrote, still takes my
vote as the loveliest of them all.
** * *
There have been few summer
replacements of any merit this
season—the best, in fact, Is an
old summer replacement of twoj
or three years’ standing—“ Ethel ]
and Albert.”
"Windows," the CBS-TV drama
series (Friday, 10:30 p.m.) may
be the best of the others, and
would merit a passing grade for
effort alohe. Judith Evelyn's
playlet Friday was a case in
point; the writing was sensitive i
and Illuminating; the perform- I
f
ances and direction admirably;
and quietly keyed.
Producer Mort Abrahams and
his staff are obviously receptive
to off-beat approaches to the
half*hour TV play concept. They
haven’t quite nit it yet but Tve
a hunch that next Friday s play.l
adapted from a short story by!
Ray Bradbury, may be It. Melvyn
Berger, a 265 pounder, will star)
as a pathetic fat man who Is the
butt of jokes in “Arcade."
** * *
If you’ve enjoyed Bill Prince
or Margaret Phillips on TV. myi
advice is to try to see the both 1
of them in Olney’s wonderfully)
spirited production of Shakes
peare’s “As You Like It.” I
doubt if there’s a TV drama
series that hasn’t employed one
or the other. Bill, you may recall,
co-starred on ABC's "The Mask”
with Gary Merrill. He’ll stay
over to star in Saroyan's “The
Time of Your Life” hext week,
Olney’s closing production.
»* * *
When Ransom Sherman asked
by NBC to audition for the role
of Fibber in a TV series of "Fib
ber McGee and Molly,” he told
West Coast reporter Hal Hum
phrey :
"Now that would be some
thing—putting a Swede in an
Irishman’s part! I’d have every
Irishman in the country reach
to lynch me!”
TODAY'S RADIO
HIGHLIGHTS
8:00, WASH-FM, 10:30, WWDC
—Top Secret Piles: Colonel X
I foils Communist plot to mur
der ex-Red.
8:05, WMAL—Treasury of
Music: Dinah Shore, Jerry
Lewis and Frankie Lalne,
guests.
8:15, WRC—Esplanade Concert:)
Outdoor concert pays tribute
to founder Arthur Fiedler,
who will conduct.
8:30, WASH-FM—Broadway
Cop: Tells about “The Twis
ter.”
8:30, WMAL—Voice of Fire-;
stone: Dorothy Warrenskjold
offers selections by Von
Suppe. Porter and Rimsky-;
Korsakoff.
8:30, WWDC—Miss Washington
Finals: Rowzie, Fiske. Brown
describe contest finals from
Loew’s Capitol.
9:00, WRC—Telephone Hour:
Jerome Hines sings an Ameri
can folk group and the sel
dom-heard “Here is the ;
World” from Boito's “Mefisto
fele.”
9:30, WRC—Band of America:,.
Paul Lavalle presents Fill- 1
more's "Footlifter March" and;
Gounod’s Grand March from!
"The Queen of Sheba,” and
other selections.
Death Toll Reaches 22
In Restaurant Blast
ASHTABULA, Ohio, Aug. 15
,iVP).—The blast which ripped the
village square at Andover last
Wednesday has claimed Its 22d
life. Ruby Shelllto, 17, died at
General Hospital here yesteiday.
The girl, who would have been
a senior at Andover High School,
was working as a waitress in
the Gateway restaurant when it
;exploded and burned. Experts
still probed for the cause of the
tragedy, which struck at the
supper hour and during a severe
rainstorm.
C. U. Grant Renewed
Catholic Uniyersity has re
ceived notice of renewal of its
training grant in clinical psy
chology from the Department of
Health, Education and Welfare.
; A grant of $11,547 was awarded
;to the school for such training
(for the period July 1 of this
jyear to next June 30. The uni
versity is now receiving applica
itlons for the training.
Nickel in Alloys
/CMICAOO.—More than 3.090
alloys are in uN that contain
nickel.
A
TODAY'S TV * i
HIGHLIGHTS
7:38. WRC <4l—Matt Dennis;
Bonnie Lake Visits.
8:80. WMAL 17) Reader’s
Digest: Chuck Connor s,
baseball star, as a private
eye in “The Manufactured
Clue."
8:30. WMAL (7) Voice of
Firestone: Dorothy Waren
skjold sings Cole Porter’s "So
in Love” and Rimsky-Korsak
off's "Song of India. ’
9:08, WRC (4) Medic "Dr.
Impossible,” story of Dr. Wil
liam Stewart Halstead, pio
neer in anesthetics.
9:80, WTOP (91—Those Whit
ing Girls: Will Mrs. Whiting
lose her chance to perform
at college reunion?
9:30, WRC (4)—Robert Mont
gomery: In "Late Love,” a
sophisticated lady artist frees
house of tyranny imposed by
domineering mother.
9:30, WTTG (s)—Studio 57:
Pianist seeks to reunite dancer
with her missing father; Jay
Novello.
18:08, WTOP (B)—Studio One:
“The Secret,” drama of man
who tells bride he was in
nocently involved in death
of former girl friend; Hildy
Parks, John Baragrey.
11:15, WTOP (91—" One Third;
ol a Nation": Woman from;
tenement and falls in
love with owner of property;
Sylvia Sidney, Leif Ericson.
(1939).
11:30, WRC (4)—Steve Allen:
Young Vicky Vera and Latin-
American variety acts, guests.
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