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TV KEY PREVIEWS
Tonight's top shows ns previewed by TV Key's staff,
who' attend rehearsals, watch screenings and analyze I
scripts in New York and Hollywood. Their opinions are
offered as a guide to area Viewers.
Perry Como—Lively show tonight. Ouest Vivian Blaine sings l
her show stopper from Guys and Dolls, "Adelaide’s
Lament,” Jack Benny’s Don Wilson comes a-vlsiting, and
Tommy Sands, Actress Thelma Ritter and Wilson Join
Perry in an old-time minstrel show, to the tune of
•■There’ll Be a Hot Time In the Old Town Tonight,”
Como’s finale is the famous "Kol Nidre,” In honor of the 1
Jewish New Year. (Color.) 8 p.m., WRC—4.
Steve Canyon—"Thunderblrds.” Luckily, this "adventure”
Is loaded with excellent footage of Jet precision flying,
and that in Itself makes the show worth catching. The
plot, what there is of It, Is ridiculous, and star Dean j
Fredericks, as Steve Canyon, must have learned his act
ing technique by playing living statues as a boy. 9 p.m.,
WRC—4.
Have Gun, Will Travel—When Paladin brings In an old
bank robber, the man’s cohorts give chase to keep the
pressure on, and are out to kill. You’ll like Hank Pat- 1
terson as robber Pappy French, and so does Paladin.
9:30 p.m., WTOP—9,
Turning Point—"For Better, For Worse.” (A repeat > This
was really Bette Davis’ first TV role, and it’s good to see
her, pouting and rolling her eyes. She plays tfle part of
a liar who is accused of hit-and-run driving and, though
she claims she's innocent, she can't get anyone to believe
her. 9:30 p.m., WRC—4.
Gunsmoke—Standard plot, but good show. A cowboy is ac- _
cused of murder and only Marshal Dillon believes hes
innocent. Even hostess Kitty, who usually sides with Di -
lon, thinks the marshal is bullheaded and wrong this
time. 10 p.m., WTOP—9.
Sammy Kaye Show—(Premiere.) Long-time favorite Sammy
’ Kaye steps in tonight to take his place on ABC’s Satur
day evening of music. He’s brought with him as delight
ful an aaray of standards as we’ve heard in a long time,
with "Cuddle Up a Little Closer,” “I’ll Get By,” ‘Mar-:
gie,’ “Sweet Sue,” "My Gal Sal” and "Who’s Sorry Now.’ A
sample of the best. 10 p m., WMAL 7.
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HIGHLIGHTS
8:30, WTOP (9)— Wanted.
Dead or Alive: ‘‘The Bounty”
Randall stumbles Into the
hideout of a wanted fugi
tive.
10:30, WTTG (s)—Giant Play
house: “Johnny Angel." i
starring George Raft and
Slgne Hasso. A Merchant:
Marine officer solves the
murder of his father. (1943).
10:30, WMAL (7)—Safeway
Theater: "Frontier Bad
nicn,"•starring Robert Paige
and Diana Barrymore. A
Texas cattleman cracks down
on a eroded saloon owner.
(1943).
11:10, WRC (4)— Feature Festi
val: "Clouded Yellow," star- ■
ring Jean . Simmons and
Trevor Howard. A secret
service agent aids a girl
wrongly accused of murder.
Good suspense yarn. (1951).
11:15, WTOP (9)—The Late
Show: "Madame Curie,”
starring Greer Oarson and
Walter Pidgeon. The story
of the discovery of radium.
H 943).
1:45, WTOP (9)—The Late.
Late Show: "Alias Mr. Twi
light," starring Lloyd Corri
gan. A charming old gentle
man steals jewelry for a
living. (1947).
TODAY'S RADIO
HIGHLIGHTS
7:00, WWDC—"Report to the
People.” “Brigadier General
Alvin C. Welling, Engineer
Commissioner for the Dis
trict, is interviewed by two
Washington newsmen.
1 7.15. WWDC Scholastic
Sports: Inter-high sports
activities are discussed by
area high school students.
TODAY'S GOOD
MUSIC DIAL
6:05, WASH-FM (97.1 Kc.)
Saturday Symphony: Slavo
nic Dances by Dvorak and
Nights in the Gardens of
Spain by De Falla.
7:15, WGMS (570 Kc.)—The
Music Room: Trio Sonata in
C minor by Telemann and
Violin Sonata No. 1 In G,
Opus 78 by Brahms.
8 30, WGMS (570 Kc.)—The
Opera House: "The Elixir of
Love,” by Donizetti.
, 9:00, WOL <1450 Kc.)—Good
Music Time: The Masked
Ball by Verdi.
11:65, WGMS (570 Ke.)— Music
‘Til Midnight: Suite No. 1
In D, Opus 43 by Tchaikov
sky and Brazilian Impres
sions by Respighi.
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Sunday—lo:os A.M.
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Bible Message
REV. HERBERT E. EBERHARDT
CENTRAL
UNION MISSION
624 Indiana Avtnua
Misiion'a 74th Anniversary
At Calvary Baptist Caureh
Sunday, October 12th
MAXIMUM POWER!
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TOMORROW 2 P.M.
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KERRY DRAKE —By Altrtd Andriole
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WASTED THIS DAY, KERRY ASO MUCH AS JHE SAID.. MAYM HE'D JMY PURSE STOLEN, KERRY DRAKE/
.. SETTING THE DOUBLE J MENTIONS V|M SEE ME LATER/ I DON'T HAVE A J V.
THE JACKSON TWINS —By Dick Brook*
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SUNDAY PROGRAMS
RADIO TELEVISION
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WORDS, WIT ,
AND WISDOM
By WILLIAM MORRIS
Today’* word game is de
signed to test your ability to
recognize words similar to one
another in meaning, Below you
: will And two groups of ten
; words each. The first group is
j numbered 1,2, 3. etc. The sec
ond group is lettered A, B, C,
etc.
For each word In the first
group you will find a word of
almost the same meaning (a
. synonym) in the second group,
i Thus the word numbered l may
mean practically the same as
| the word lettered F. Write
this down as 1-F. When you |
have written down all the an- ,
‘iswers, check against the cor- '
rect pairings at the bottom. ;
j •
I 1. Laconic A. Perceptiblg
2. Mundane B Piglikc
3. Obdurate C. Favorable
4. Palpable D. Concise
ft. Pother E. Dissolute
fl Porcine F. Healthful
7. Profligate G. flweet-amellinf
8. Propitious H Hard-hearted
9. Redolent I. Commotion
10. Salubrious J. Worldly
Score 10 for each correct
answer: 100 is excellent; 90. su
iperior; 7fl or 80, fair. If you
■core below 70. better look up
THE EVENING STAR, Washington, D. C.
SATURDAY. AtPTEMBI.It !«, tiM
Merry Washington
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“You’re right: He put a
campaign speech on every
one of them!”
the words you missed in your
I dictionary.
ANSWER: 1-D: 2-J: ' 3-H:
4-A; 5-1; 6-B; 7-E; 8-C; 9-G;
10-F.
(Rtleas?/ by Tta# B«ll Syndlebt*)
FAMOUS FABLES
By E. E. EDGAR
TOUR: One night in Buda
pest. Hungarian playwright
Ferenc Molnar took a visit
ing friend to the theater.
They watched the perform
ance for several minutes, then
; Molnar got up and beckoned
I to his friend to follow him
out.
“No use watching any more
of this,” he said. "It’s just
I an imitation of my play ‘The
! Good Fairy’.”
He led the way to a sec
ond theater. After a few min
utes. he again signaled hi*
friend to leave.
“We’ve seen enough of
this,” he said. “It’s a copy of
my ‘LiliomV’
They went to a third and
fourth, where they remained
no longer. In each Molnar
pointed out that the play was
i a copy of one of his own. The
friend, still determined to sea
a play, suggested that they
go to a fifth theater.
“No, let’s go home.” said
Molnar. “The other play*
aren’t worth seeing. They’r*
1 all original*.” ■?
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