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Mona Freeman will play the wife who stood beside him when
“Fear Strikes Out,” story of Red Sox Btar Jim Piersall’s fight
to come back from a nervous breakdown, televised on
"Climax” this week. With Tab Hunter playing Piersall, the
drama will be seen Thursday night at ‘8:30 over CBS
WTOP-TV.
ON THE Aik
Hollywood Is Up
To Its Old Tricks
Bf BEBNIE HARRISON
“Ounsmoke," the Dragnet of Wes term, swirls Into TV early
next month (Saturday. CBC) and It had better be good. The
fans of this popular radio aeries have been a steely-eyed, grim
lipped lot ever since the news was circulated that William Conrtd,
who created Marshal Matt Dillon, wouldn’t be In it.
The fellow who will be In it, one James Arnem, stands
g.foot-8, weighs 225 pounds and
has what the Hollywood trade
calls a Randolph Scott Jaw.
So it isn’t difficult to figure
out why the chubby, average
sized Cocfrad, who favors a mus
tache that traditionally classifies
him with the “bad guys." lost out.
In fact, I doubt if he ever was
really considered for the part.
Producer-director Charles Mar
quis Warren, for example, is on
record with this statement:
"Visually, Conrad just didn’t
come across to me as Dillon,
despite his years in varied
roles. We had to find some
one who could fit the part
appearance-wise as well as
acting-wise. Arness gave us
that winning combination.”
Well, that's Hollywood for you.
And I'm thinking that it’s a
good thing Jack Webb had the
say about his show. "Dragnet,"
when it switched from radio to
TV.
In the movies, Jack had played
a variety of bit parts, most of
which were hoods. I saw him in
one on TV not too long ago and
he was chasing the panting hero
up and down the city streets,
pausing only to lurk la the
shadows and snail.
Jack’s success as the sterling
Sgt. Friday must have come as
a stunning surprise to the flus
tered Hollywood set. which'
promptly tabbed Jack as a fluke
and filed the experience in the
“exception-that-proves-t He-rule"
basket.
That Conrad is an accom
plished actor is unquestioned. He
could easily have been made up
to more closely approximate the
"hero” type. But he never had a
chance.
“Gunsmoke” had better be ter
rific.
** * *
On the Ran:
Steve Allen, who has a two
week vacation coming up at the
end of this month, is reportedly
ready to ask NBC to switch the
show to Hollywood permanently
... My guess Is that there'll
be a compromise: six months in
New Tort, six in L.A.
Success of “The $85,000 Ques
tion" has other networks rush
ing plans for big-money give
aways . . . Mutual (radio) has
one in the works called “Quar
ter Million Quiz,” which would
be on five nights a week and
feaufe eight contestants dally
competing for prize money—the
topper being (250,000!
Should DuMont sell its two
stations. Broadcasting-Telecast
ing magazine reports, the buyer
would probably be Paramount
Pictures Corp. . . . The price
tag for WTTG is reportedly $3
million.
NBC hasn’t heard from the !
sponsors yet, but, it’s planning
to take over regular commercial
’ prime” time once a month this '
fall for public affairs programs.
. . The first, titled "Nightmare 1
in Red” and tentatively set for 1
Nov. 3. will depict the rise of
Communism ... Others planned
include "The Jazz Age” and
"Rise and Pall of a Dictator,"
the dictator being Hitler.
A show that has been a hit
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HjAHTOM
11
t on the West Coast (which isn’t
exactly the same as being a
! bit in New York) is now being
filmed for syndication and is
supposed to make “Dragnet”
i and “Medic” seem tame by com
. parison .. . It’s called “Confi
i dentlal File.”
Edna Best's daughter In real
' life, Sarah Marchall, will play
i her daughter In “Counterfeit,”
Channel Chuckles
“Thm general eeye te step
t eheking the temere!”
• the V. 8. Steel production tor
August 31. . . . Boris Karloff (I
heard an announcer call him
Morris Karloff the other night)
will star.
** * *
Aside to BUlton Q. (Dun
, ninger) Ford: Who told you
i what my wife said when I asked
her to check your program?
I*o * *
Sunday Summary: Willy Ley is
a remarkable man, an authority
on space science and clear and
concise in his queries . . . But I
couldn’t help chuckling when he
; pronounced the word “informa
tion” on “Face the Nation"—l
1 suddenly thought of Peter Lorre.
The interview with Aneurin
, Bevan on “Meet the Press” was
on film and I suspect the hottest
exchanges between Mr. Bevan
and panelist Randolph Churchill
were snipped by the editor’s
shears.
NBC’s camera crews were
doing a much improved Job
covering —the Tam O’Shanter
Golf up to the moment I left the
house. They were switching
back and forth from green to
cover the fascinating action.
Otherwise, it was a very quiet
and circumspect TV night, one
of the reasons being that Hedda
Hopper wasn't on.
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from Raleigh Hotel root for
Board of Trade membership
get-together. Patricia liori
son, Robert Montgomery, Ray
Anthony, guitsts.
8:88, WTOP (B)—Star Time
Playhouse: Though shot
down at sea, English general
maintains reputation as dis
ciplinarian; Basil Rathbone.
8:30, WRC (4)—Arthur Murray
Party: Singer Georgia Gibbs
and comedian Jackie Miles,
guests.
8:88, WRC (4)—Summer The
ater: Ronald Caiman as a
sedate psychiatrist with
“Ladies on His Mind”; Benlta
Hume, Patricia Morison. Eliz
abeth Fraser, Hillary Brooke.
8:88, WMAL (7)—Danny
Thomas Show: Danny Invites
newspaper columnist home on
spur of moment.
8:38, WTOP (B)—Spotlight
Playhouse: Three Yanks are
trapped in banana-growing
republic during “Little War in
San Dede”; Willard Parker,
John Agar.
18:38, WRC (4)—lt’s a Great
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picture tube, so boys borrow
Identical set from neighbors
who are on vacation; James
Dunn, Michael O’Shea.
18:38, WMAL (7)—Mr. District
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18:38, WTOP (B)—Soldiers of
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spoiled daughter.
11:15, WTOP <Bl—“Sofia”—An
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7:55, WWDC—Baseball: Wash
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8:88, WABH-FM; 18:38, WWDC
—Treasury Agent: Innocent
girl who is witness to mur
derer leaving scene of crime
becomes target.
8:38, WRC Dragnet: Sergt.
Friday and Frank Smith solve
murder of night watchman in
downtown appliance store.
8:88, WRC Biographies in
Bound: “The Babe Ruth
Btory,” as told by James FarJ
ley, Waite Hoyt, Tom Meany,
James T. Farrell, Al Schacht
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18:88, WRC—Fibber and Molly :
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