Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, December 05, 1958, Image 10

Search America's historic newspaper pages from 1756-1963 or use the U.S. Newspaper Directory to find information about American newspapers published between 1690-present. Chronicling America is sponsored jointly by the National Endowment for the Humanities external link and the Library of Congress. Learn more

{
                  title: 'Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, December 05, 1958, Page A-10, Image 10',
                  download_links: [
                  {
                   link: 'https://www.loc.gov/rss/ndnp/ndnp.xml',
                   label: 'application/rss+xml',
                   meta: 'News about Chronicling America - RSS Feed',
                  },
                  
{
    link: '/lccn/sn83045462/1958-12-05/ed-1/seq-10.jp2',
    label: 'image/jp2',
    meta: '',
},
{
    link: '/lccn/sn83045462/1958-12-05/ed-1/seq-10.pdf',
    label: 'application/pdf',
    meta: '',
},
{
    link: '/lccn/sn83045462/1958-12-05/ed-1/seq-10/ocr.xml',
    label: 'application/xml',
    meta: '',
},
{
    link: '/lccn/sn83045462/1958-12-05/ed-1/seq-10/ocr.txt',
    label: 'text/plain',
    meta: '',
},

                  ]
                }

Evening star. [volume], December 05, 1958, Page A-10, Image 10
About Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972

Image provided by: Library of Congress, Washington, DC

Image: of 14.

Page

All Pages

Issues

All Issues Text | PDF | JP2 (4.1 MB)

Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.), 05 Dec. 1958. Chronicling America: Historic American Newspapers. Lib. of Congress. <https://chroniclingamerica.loc.gov/lccn/sn83045462/1958-12-05/ed-1/seq-10/>

Newspaper Page Text

A-10
THE EVENING STAR
WeiAmytv*, t>. C., hidiy, D*c*mb* 5, IfSi
TELEVISION-RADIO
Television Today— Dec. 5.195 s
PM. WRC <CI>. 4' WTTG (Cl.. 51 [WMAL lCii.7>|WTOXCfc.tr
' 41 iMMtwtii KSTii«ta*s TSUrn iHsMm Nr
4:11 * * Ruck knCItCM tccrct Stem
:M Cecity Mil • * * * . UMtfNlf*
»• van nm _____
m mr Min nm HSttii Tkc fin
5 ill Am Utkin Mi* MMrtM ‘‘Nn Inn"
>* kern Ml Mt. Vinn M. M. CM CHik kcklc
M AIN Air CM ’ * IkMUfTncy
*—.* Tin; Celtic *** iii iiii cimun mm
6 :1t • - NMMI " * TBilKtjMt*
■•* tm; n'tkii irmu rmn* mm* kiMtHMM .
< id NBC Ni*« " * AN INMIN
* iM FUfM jm inn irnmNl tMkithtwi
7:11 * * ” * I. IMlwl km * •
:M Iccklkll limm Nik Ilk IN WINN
I4S TIHI NllM " " " "
■ m iMbM PfiM* ffiTißfif tNiUM
8:11 (CHID Mm Anwik Milt tilt
M IniiNiN "MUM "IkrtlNrt MMIiUmH
41 •’ ” Mini" IhK tk* WilM" ill*
* in VMM' Mirt Ryu RNkltki PkililNn
9:14 iH Ranh Clair* Trim Camn tkm
:* TM Till MM KNWItkN V IN PHtMM it
, 41 Pitll Uwtirt I k NH> «*"
"™~4B Saarti CkiUnM Itw FtiftnuaM ' " TM UN
4A:U TiffH Akin n. kill FtatU ’ i
1U« Bm Jirkii nttkqi WMMIr NnH
.43 Fi|kt kiat H * _ AHl«: MUM: rMft Nm*
' IN NirkMil: kM Riwt. tUrtlßkt 7 lt» Tklftlf 11 PM. RMMt
nilt WiftMr: tltk.i IN TMltir "NR T **
Ink Pur Mi* “Ptrtut PuNi" ‘TM ««•
41 * * IrkMm" I4.ru Bicill CHWIktUN"
"~thu A ■ ~ | Iml Flyii Rmpkrtr litirt Inn Dim
(i) Hutu pmrun tiluut w N.
Television Tomorrow—soturdoy, Dne. 6.195 s
WRC-I-.M, LMt If tki MikliMl; 11, Hurly Dull; II M, Rift Ml Nji 11i*. CiRM In;
(4) 11, Tfkl Stary; 11:H, DltictN’l BUR; 1. PlllkU Pruliai 1:11, NCAA PlltMtl;
>fl|U MINI.
»TT*-1«:11, 111 Pictm; 11, Mutton Plßkmi; 11, Clrtiu PliytMl; 11:*, NM
(5) 011 Bir; 1, TV RlMll’t Bllist; 1:11. Mi iM Mr» Hirtkr 1, Umt IM Mrtji
1, Cmiß Tkcitlf; 4:M, PUk TNRII; l:M, Tmikiak: I, TkU It AIN; l:M, Milt
Suit Ski*.
WMAI-11, men Al tkm 12, Hut drllll AltMn 11:*, lift MR TiickMu M IIMII
(7) 1:11, I Mirriil lim: 2, TnMti Witk TitMf: 2:*. CMiUI Ciruu; 1, Tiffin 2:M,
M> Littla Mißli; «, Mai tkt CMapi I, Alt-Stir CtH
amp—7:W, Minil| MllititlM; Till, C lliru* Hill—tkirtkul; I, Aik It kllklt; l:M,
(91 Ruiir Nil: BM, Ciltili Kut.ru IS:M, Miekiy Mean PlifkNi; 11, Nnkli A
Jackti; 11:34, Almt.ni if Mil NiM; 11, ClM| UMi; 11:*, Sitcrlß MatNl; 2,
. Pntmlmt NlIkR; 4:11, Pn fuUlll Bf I.
Radio Today—Friday, pee, s, 1958
PM. WMAL—63O WRC—OIO WTOP—ISOOI Woi-1450_ ,
■* Mate 13 Rial; T time man M man futit
1:11 Jla hill Tailifkl Timi laltn SMa MIIUII Fal
4:N * " Nias: T Tmm Niai; (Mil Neat: McCoallk 1
.43 Mull: Nm Twllitfl Tim MlllMi Mtlikll MnN (
" 41 Rut. II Nm; T. Tain mail I. Mrkir Ntwn Hirliifk
S:ll * - Tallifkt Ink SllUkti y MllN«.flrt
:M * * man T Tull Ntan Mutt. Nm Ml SRlrtt j
■4l Mule: MeCifftti wutkin Trim Mnk liw Ma Rartau j
lid ittftMpwts lian SRfiRM Ri|ir Mill Nm: Niittit
En Mine Brim Rut Nm tiMrt MHN (. Pirl
0:M Bill; Harm Spti.i Bus! IruU Wutkirilpirtt VilVlMtll 1
41 Ruti 11 1-ttti Citra Lea Tkiam Nm iiitikli laMl l
iM ERairt M(f|M Nm; Al Rill SRRftli Aatl-Aakf PaltN Hall, lr. I
7:11 Rlltl II Rill; MrkMU Mull Hill ill Pirrt
:N lia Hill Wirlß Nm Aimt Pttnt Nm; Nlltttl ,
41 " ” Llfl IM til WmM ERaifA I. Mima iij Pint
PBiTNit Niai:Muitir lilailnn Ntws; Steiutr
8:11 liltlßiia MHItM Ml* "WlrtATMu"
:M; » • " " Nm: Inal Sparta; ttm
41 « * * ■ Iran "Capital Aulßi"
” 41 FillfCnit Rian Mllltw Nias; Jin CnR Mule Tiai
9,111 la Stißii Al Muitir It My lut Pul Hun
:11 Fills tmt “ * RUirt 8. liait * " ,
.43 HINItM * • VwlltylM*
41 Mifkty Mr SHfti CilncMi Niwn Criakiti tiri Mule Ttta
4 Mill Mi* Virptl Akin n. lit Baltic Pul Niaa
] (1:30 MigNty Me Bu Icrßce Bek Blltu * *
,43 Mca Sparts Ni|lli|Bts BU BUN Maw * *
~~ :M Hi-fi Nm Tkc WarM Neal; tttßttkf 1
4 4 -.11 Falls Brut Tine Tußlt IcM Mule Tlac 1
11 30 * ” in Mule Til Dm " ’
41 • • Mull (’Til !:M a.a.) Nm; Fncck
"~V:M Hi fl Mpa Niici Mul* Nm: Mena (liicßff)
Radio Tomorrow — Saturday, Dec. 6, 1958
A.M. WMAL—63O WRC—9BO WTQF—ISOO WQL-1450
|N Tnpi InktlTUlta) Nni; Milt Eriiu Si|»*l
#:l3 Mule; Tim RIRm Sunlit Sltlto 1* tikhiii
0:30 Hews; Trail Nmi; Al RW ” " Niwi;
,45 111 l Milom Rons Wiitkti * * SlkllMi tints
' I«i Nmi Tram Nun; Wriflrt MenHei Hews left Ntnt; Until
W:l9 Malic; Tim Alkali Mark Eeiai liai Glkkaai
!:M Naan; Tmbm " " Nan; EMia Nm; Wirraa
,45 Timm Nan; Ran lallikar Suilkla Inals
,T7~ iM Nan Araaat Warlt Al Rats MS warn Nan Han; Craptm
8:15 Rill Malaaa Al Ran Suiliil In tikkaai
;N Nan; Taaika Ntn; Al Ran EMia lallakar Nan; Maitia
■4! Malaaa; Timm Al Ran ■ * SaailMa Saaaka
M Taaifa Nan; Maaltai Nan—Sattaa Non; Warraa
9:11 Rill Malaaa Maaitn Saillal Jin Cikkaai
:M * * " " EMia Newt; McCenalck
;49 Milan; Nan " * Callakar Saaiikla SiaaAt
' i ~~ r tM Jury ail INmm Nan; Maaftir Nan; Rakart Nan; CmftH
j A:IS Mai Mi Nil Maaitat Craanrall Skaw Rill Maykaik
111 30 Raraia * " * " Nawi; Maitia
,45 Nit PmM; Nan " ■ " ■ Saaiikla SaaMa
~”~|M jam aal liana Ntwi; Minltii Nan; Rakart Nun; McCiruick
4 4 ;ll Rttirl ParaM Maaltai Craaiwall Ska* RIM Maykaik
I I :SR " " * * *" News; McCarasick
\ ,45 Straain Nan " * Craainll; Nan Siaiikli SiiaM
TM. WMAL—<3O WRC—9BO WTOF—ISOO WOL—MSO~
iM Satarlai Nitiiail Fir* Nan Nan; Crayton
Ska* art Himi Haar Rak't R. lawn Rill Maykaik
|/:M Sitarlay Maaitar taaimaki SpirU; Raapky
i4S Skm " ” " " Saaiikla Saaalt
* |N Mailc Nan; Maaitii CIS Nan; Nalilay Nan; Caraptaa ~
1:19 Satarlai Skn Maaitar R. Cramwall Rill Maykaik *
;S4 " " " " ; Skaw Nan; Wirraa
,45 " " I " " Mart Eiaas Saaiikla Saaalt
" ” Nan; Maaitar Matranlitaa Oan; Marskall
2:15 " " Maaitar Saara Rill Maykaik
:M " ■ " " “Tit Malic Flat!" News; Fraack
i4S " ** | ** " kyMaiart Saaiikla SaaaM
3:19 " " Maaitar ' Rakarta Fatari Saaiikla Saaalt
:JI " * “ * Rlaria Racy New,; Marskall
■ |M *’ “ * Niealai Sella Saaiikla Saaala
" til * * Nan; Mnitar liartlaTanl Nawi; MeClmlik
4:15; " • Maaitar (iaEatllik) MiltH R.Farl
:M Faatkall Nam Maaitar Dlmt Nam
Ml | Raunara Maaitar Frra Saaiikla Saaa*
* ,M clam ;»alaaal . New Tart Nan; Manual)
5:11 n. DiMaeracy Caatait ■ " MlUaa R.Farl
H laiAnalii Maaitar Nam; Nalilay Snrti; Daayky
■IS' R—i I * * Crawwall; tain saaiikla Swan
D. C. Man Acquitted
In Mayhem Case
A District court judge yester
day acquitted a Washington
man of a charge of trying to
burn a woman with turpentine
jthd linament.
Judge Alexander Holtzoff de
cided on the not guilty verdict
Jsnr the case of John C. Kirby,
SO, of the 2500 block of Four
teenth street N W. after Ethel
Jit, Kirby of the same address
Mid that she could not remem -
tier what happened on August
St during a drinking bout in
their apartment.
popular
Vr ff\
as a raise to
| a Govt, worker!
WW3C
™1260
i •
Other AM Stations *
■INI— INI he.—l i.u. ti niSaiibt
IkMiyi T l.n. to milnlgkt.
. WPIK-7H Kc.—Daylight illy.
. NARI-TN 14.-7;* l.n. to !;• y. B .
VIAI-IRSI Ke. -BarllgM Illy.
I VUlT—ttll Re.—Diyllfbt *»lf.
! VFM-11M Kc.-tiyllftt "&l
-«n»e—lMß kt.-li-hiir iftrattoa, enipt
; Imliy nlliiiht to Jin Mralay.
t RTFCR-1111 Kc.—Oiytlgtt mly.
, WOOK-134S Rt. -14-knr ipintlte.
. WEAM- 11M Re. -24-hut mtratlM. licipt
1 Seiler mllijgat to 9 l.n. Mielay.
WOl-149R Re.-R l.n. to niliitkt.
5 S7DON—I94S Kc.—Rlylifbt illy.
HFCC- ISM Me —Diylight mty.
t WFRW-14M kc.—Rqrtint Mty.
FM Stations
- WRC-FM—M lMe —134 i.b. to 1i n.
WTOF-FM— M.3 Me —l4-knr fperittoe.
k VASN-FM—l7.l Me.—7 II to 11:19 l.to.
Mnlay-Snliy.
WOL-FM—N tMe —4:34 in. to ■llM|ht
I wfan-fm—lM.) Me.—M-kew •panttoa
WWRC-FM—IRI.I MC.-7 i n. to 1 ta.
NRMS FM- 111.9 Me —WMMayt Ii n to
ni4il|ht;Seeliy 7:99 l.n to nl4ll|kt
WkRL-FM—ll9.l Me-7:11 l.a. to 7 p.n.
Mull* tbrieyk litolq. T:M i n to 9:19
, Rin^lUßi-4 toIIII Into.
ffMAL-FM—IR7.3 lto.-1»:49 U. to Bl4ll|M
WH3T FM- m.i Me.—7;M in.to I |.n.
WFtC FM-9L9 Me.-7;M l.n. to I p.M.
, Negroes to Be Topic
Dr. G. James Fleming, pra
fe&sor at Morgan SUte College
Baltimore, will speak on “Politi
cal Behavior and Negro Leader
I ship in Contemporary America
at 6 pm. tomorrow at thi
| Y.M.C.A., 1816 Twelfth (tree
. N.W. He will speak at a meet
I ing of the fellowship forum o
* the Presbyterian Church of th
• Redeemer.
M
• ■ S' / •
,•-• / , • v
R; ; x
E
Tmair*
fmikL
■l. / fUKjJmWii
\; ' Wf
COOL IS THE WORD
Dody Goodman’s “April In Fairbanks” number will ,
have the perfect setting Sunday—Alaska. The
comedienne will appear with Jill Corey, Ford and
Hines and others in Ed Sullivan's WTOP—9 salute to
the 49th State. The program was filmed there in its
entirety.
on thc m
A Stunning Video
Portrait of E11a...
By BERNIE HARRISON
Star TV Critic,
The paintings by such celebrated artists as Vlaminck, Dufy
and Utrillo proved disappointing in their color projection
Wednesday on the Milton Berle show—but a portrait “painted"
by producer Hal Ranter’s technicians of Ella Fitsgerald in a
deep red dress by a vase of yellow and brown chrysanthemums
was worth hanging at the National Gallery.
Maybe that was Ranter’s point anyhow In setting up the
little art exhibit to go withs
Ella’s singing. 1
Kanter superimpose* Ella, at j.
a table, into one of Utrillo’s
street scenes, an effect that 1
seemed hardly worth the effort. [
When he forgot Uhe painting ‘
and moved in for that taste- 3
fully framed portrait of Ella !
singing “It Might as Well Be j
Spring,” the result was lyrical- 1
ly classical. Let Raoul Kanter (
take a bow. 1
If Miss Fitzgerald should ever
commission a portrait of her
self, incidentally, this is the way
it should be posed.
4* * *
The national Nielsen ratings
for November show Wagon
Train nosing out Gunsmoke for
the No.' 1 spot and if you’ve
been watching the Wednesday
night NBC—4 series lately, its
lofty ranking should come as
no surprise.
The last program for example,
’ starring that admirable Japa
nese actor, Seasue Hayakawa,
was a thriller even if the story
more accurately belonged In the
historical fantasy class. It was
a “different kind of Western”
all right, yet Hayakawa’s per
" formance, even when con
fronted by an incredible Indian
“savage,” made you forget the
. plot’s wild improbabilities.
The top 10. Incidentally,
shows Cheyenne as No. 9—and
that’s not exactly the best news
' for holdout Clint Walker.
** * *
The Week-End Wash:
" Arthur Godfrey will have a
“secret” for the I’ve Got a Se
cret panel next Wednesday.
- Jackie Gleason’s main skit to
. night will offer a farcial ap
proach to the gift-wrapping
asDects of the season.
Bess Myerson, star of the Big
- Payoff, will narrate a Fashion
Festival at the Mayflower to
morrow . . . The event is
sponsored by the Washington
Women’s Division for the State
of Israel Bonds.
Playhouse 90 has cast Pierre
- Boulle’s "Face of a Hero,” which
is set for Jan. 1 presentation.
. . Jack Lemmon heads the
_ lineup, which includes James
Gregory, Rip Torn. Henry Hull
and Larry Gates, among others.
Jonathan Winters, absent too
- long from TV. will be one of
the guests on Steve Allen’s Dec.
14 show.
CBS’s Sig Mickelson in town
“ yesterday conferring with Dem
ocratic National party chair
man Paul Butler The three
networks are as one in their
desire to get both party con
ventions set for the same city.
... (It costs the webs $300,000
each when the parties hold
their conclaves in different
cities.)
Decision, a half-hour show
documenting the story, of the
struggle between President
Franklin D. Roosevelt and “the
nine old men” of the Supreme
Court, will be shown Sunday,
8:30 p.m., WRC-4. . . . The
program was produced for the
Educational Television and Ra
dio Center.
A Pulse survey reveals that
newspaper columns devoted to
news and reviews of TV pro
grams are read by 80 per cent
of all adults in TV homes in
Metropolitan New York ... A
follow-up of a similar survey
two years ago. it indicates that
these columns are exerting
more influence on viewers . .
i For example: 23 per cent in
dicated that reviews influenced
them “regularly,” as opposed
to 15 per cent in 1956.
ABC-TV picked Music Binge
to replace the faltering Johr
Cameron Swayze series. Chance
- for Romance . . . Also exciting:
Dick Van Dyke’s Mother’s Day
Actor John Newland will di
rect and narrate the new Alcot
Presents half-hour series
te, which premieres on ABC-TV
3- January 20.
t- * * * *
„ Surprise Visitors: It won’t b<
1 a surprise, of course, if dele'
be gates attending the Nabisct
et convention luncheon at thi
, t . Statler today should read thi;
column before they go, but thi
01 "surprise” guests of honor wil
ht be Kirby Grant and Glorii
Winters, the stars of Nabisco’;
TV show. Sky King ... They’ve
been sightseeing around town
these past few days and a visit
to the White House is set for
today . . . Lunch with them
yesterday, indicated that Kirby
and the diminutive Gloria get
along fine . . . She takes a
teasing (“Butterball,’’ “Fatso,”
etc.) like a champ.
TV KEY PREVIEWS
Tonight’s top shows as previewed by TV Key’s staff,
who attend rehearsals, watch screenings and analyze
scripts in New York and Hollywood. Their opinions are
offered as a guide to area viewers.
Your Hit Parade—Guest Margaret Whiting sings her hit,
“It Might As Well Be Spring,” and Joins Johnny Desmond 1
and Dorothy Collins In a medley of old favorites like
“June In January,” “Winter Wonderland,” “Violets for
Your Furs” and “Sleigh Ride.” Hit Parade dancers do a
turn to a theme from Tschalkovsky’s B Flat piano con
certo (the Van Cliburn award winner), and regulars
Johnny and Dorothy sing the top three at the finale.
7:30 p.m., WTOP—9.
Trackdown—Ranger Gilman finds himself in a peculiar
predicament tonight. He has to track down six outlaws,
all of whom are over 50 and itching for one more burst
of gunflght glory. Henry Hull, Hank Patterson and Sam
Flint, playing three of the gang, give the show a’special
flavor. 8 p.m., WTOP—9.
Ellery Queen—“ The Diamond-Studded Typewriter.” A zany
collection of characters and an offbeat victim add a bit
of spice to tonight’s thriller. Poor Ellery (George Nader)
Is bopped on the head so often it’s a wonder he can hold
It up, but his chase for the murderer is full of suspense,
even if the conclusion lets you down. (Color.) 8 pjn.,
t WRC—4.
Walt Disney Presents—" The Shot That Was Heard ’Round
the World’.” The second half of Disney’s colorful tale
of the start of the American Revolution Is a rehash of a
recent Disney feature. It’s a must for the youngsters,
and adults should find It satisfying entertainment. This
chapter is based on the premise that nobody even knows
which side fired the “shot heard round the world,” and
depicts the immediate events leading up to that historic
moment. Jeff York, as James Otis, delivers a fine speech
on the meaning of the Revolution. How about a TV
series on the Revolution, Mr. Disney? 8 p.m., WMAlr—7.
Phil Silvers—The first 10 minutes of this show is superb.
When Ernie goes to see an old theatrical-agent buddy
about getting a big-name show on a budget of $23, and
the agent gives him Frank Sinatra, Kim Novak and the
McGuire Sisters, It’s topnotch comedy. When he tries to
break up the McGuire Sisters in the second half the
show is still amusing, but routine. Clever surprise at the
end. 9 p.m., WTOP—9.
M Squad—“ Hie Executioner.” One of the very best of the
series. A waiter inadvertently sees some stolen jewelry
changing hands, and from that moment on his life is In
danger. Plenty of thrills as the police try to outwit a
diabolically shrewd killer. Only one complaint: How
does a viewer know what to believe In any more? Herschel
Bernardi, who does such a fine job as the sympathetic
police lieutenant on “Peter Gunn,” does an equally good
job tonight as the killer. Nan Leslie, who doesn’t appear
on “Gunn,” should. She plays one of gangland’s most
attractive go-betweens. 9 .m., WRC—4. .
77 Sunset Strip—“ The Iron Curtain Caper.” Fairly enter
taining mystery. Private Eye Bailey (Efrem Zimbalist, Jr.)
goes to East Berlin to bring back a captured American
reporter. With the help of a bold girl and a German
friend, he pulls a neat trick to outwit the Soviet secret
police. Plot moves along nicely, and Zimballst’s easy
charm helps considerably. 9:30 p.m., WMAL—7.
Person to Person—Prince Aly Khan, Pakistan’s Ambassador
to the United Nations, Is still furnishing his brand-new
duplex apartment in New York, bu£ he’s fascinated by
the view of his office (the U. N. Building) and the busy
boat traffic on the East River. Actress Ann So them has
unusual Interests for a pretty lady. She owns a music
publishing firm, a knitting shop, and may be raising
Black Angus steers! 10:30 p.m., WTOP—9.
JUNK |
i; I WE WILL MEET ANY FAIR COMPETITIVE PRICE !
J! ON THE ITEMS »ELQW ;
NEWSPAPERS
I GEORGETOWN JUNK CO.
ii Reor 3254 M ST. H.W. FL 3-1901 ;
(Ope* itivtdayt Til 3 fMJ
OTHER TV
HIGHLIGHTS
8:08, WTTG (s)—Five Star
Feature: “Best of the Bad
men.” Robert Ryan and
Claire Trevor. Adventures
of former members of Quan
trlll’s raiders with an ex-
Union officer who becomes
their leader (1948).
18:00, WRC (4)—Cavalcade of
Sports: Virgil Akins vs. Don
Jordan in a 18-round
welterweight bout.
11:00, WMAL (7)—Seven Star
Theater: “Dark Passage.”
Humphrey Bogart an<J Lau
ren Bacall. A man escapes
from San Quentin to prove
himself innocent of murder
ing his wife (1947).
11:05, WTTG (B)—Starlight
Theater: “Perfect Speci
men." Errol Flynn and Joan
Blondell. A young gentle
man becomes involved in
situations unbecoming to his
rearing as the perfect speci
men of manhood (1937).
11:15, WTOP (9)—Late Show:
"The White Cliffs of Dover."
Irene Dunne and Alan Mar
shall. Through a hospital
window in wartime London
a woman looks back over
the years when she came to
CHANNEL CHUCKLES
—«T till Kaon*
fl . SUKWUTW
g
"That sign doesn’t refer
1 to TV programs, does It?"
spend a week or two in Eng
land and stayed a lifetime
(1944).
1:00 a.m., WRC (4)—Good
Night Show: “The Awful
Truth." Cary Grant and
Irene Dunne. A couple on
the verge of divorce dis
cover that they love each
other (1937).
1:45 a.m.. WTOP (9)—Late
Late 8how: “Too Many
Husbands.” Fred Mac Mu
rray and Jean Arthur. A man
given up for dead returns
and finds that his wife has
married his business partner
(1940).
TODAY'S GOOD
MUSIC DIAL
0:05, WASH-FM (97.1 Me.)—
In the Concert Hall: The
Bronse Horse Overture by
Auber and Quartet No. 6 in
B Flat by Beethoven.
7:30. WMAL-FM (107.3 Me.)
—Opera Echoes: Highlights
from Julius Caesar by Ham
del.
8:05, WGMS (570 Be.)—Sym
phony Hall: Stenka Razln,
Opus 13, by Glasunov, and
Hungarian Dance No. 3 in
F by Brahms.
8:30, WASH-FM (07J Me.)—
Opera Box: Der Mond by
Orff.
0:00, WOL (1450 Ke.)—Good
Music Time: Concerto Oros
so by Corelli, Suite for
Strings by Muller and Sym
phony Llturgique by Hon
egger.
rONI6HT-7:00
nHiAinnw.
CHANNEL 4
NBC TELEVISION
Give your out-of-town A'y
friends and relatives
a gift they will
appreciate daily
SPECIAL CHRISTMAS CIFT RATES ON
Mail Order
Gift Subscriptions
To The Star
A mail order Christmas gift subscription to The
Star is a thoughtful presentation to anyone on
your gift list who resides out of town. As the news
authority for the Nation’s CapiUl, The SUr is of
particular interest to all Americans who look to
Washington for the every-day drama of their
government in action. Daily delivery of The Star
also helps servicemen stationed overseas keep in
touch with home. The Star will send a handsome
'gift card in your name and will begin delivery
whenever you request it.
The Star will be moiled in your name anywhere in the
U. S. or possessions—or to servicemen anywhere in the
world.
Sm 25% N«w *n Sav* 25% Niw »n
Out-of-Town Out-es-Town
12-Month Gift Subscription!: (-Month Gift Subacriptioni:
Daily & Sunday ..--$20.00 D»Uy * Sunday ...-$ll.OO
Daily Only 13.50 Daily Only 7.00
Sunday Only 9.00 Sunday Only 5.00
FILL OUT COUPON AND MAIL TO THI STAR
or call Star Circulation, Starling 3-5000
r
The Evening Star, Room 204, Washington, D. C.
I melon chock or monoy order for . Sand •
month gift subscription of Tbo Star, in my nemo, to parson listed
below. grain lenrico on :
(dot*)
□ Daily end Sunday □ Doily Only □ Sandoy Only
. Send fa:
Addren: !
City State
Sender's Name:
Sender's Addren*
H
4
I| TV QUIZ GUESTS I
, FOR THE WEEK END
Here’s the latest lnfor
, matlon available on who’s
where on TV quiz and
interview programs.
SATURDAY *
0:30. WRC (4)—4 Corner
News: Ernest Opik, Pro
fessor of Physics at Mary
land, guest.
, SUNDAY
13:30, WTTG (5)
Georgetown University
Forum: Dr. John Oal
braith. Dr. Josef Sotterer.
• Dr. Cyril Zebot.
12:30, WTOP (o)—Face
the Nation: Sen.-elect Ken
neth Keating, Republican
of New York.
1:00. WMAL (7)—College
. News Conference: Eleanor
r Roosevelt.
i 1:30, WRC (4)—Teen
Talk: Dr. Charles Blsh.
6:00, WRC (4)—Meet the
Press: Sen. Humphrey,
Democrat of Minnesota.
6:00. WTOP (9)—Small
World: Antoni Skmimski,
Artur Rube ns te in, Archi
• bald MacLelsh.
1 TODAY'S RADIO
HIGHLIGHTS
t ~
8:05, WTOP—Jaime Bragg
1 Show: Featuring Julie Lon
. don’s album, “Calendar
r Oirl."
- 10:15, WWDC—Nat King Cole
Show: Nat highlights a spe
cial Christmas Seal show.
AT
m
I newscast at a ,
jj complete with
local weather, j
sports and area ;
I news
[o g([o|
i I
■TfjHH
111:00 P.M.
ijp *' * WL
ijr iSli
■ W
I DARK
■ PASSAGE
Starring
Humphrey Bogart :
~l ■ Lauren Bacall
j Bruce Bennett
I Agnes Moorehead
! I TONIGHT
| I WMAL-TVy
I :
« •
a

Evening star. [volume], December 05, 1958, Page A-10, Image 10
About Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972

Connect with the Library

Find Us On

Subscribe & Comment

Download & Play

Questions

Evening star. [volume], December 05, 1958, Page A-10, Image 10 About Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972

Connect with the Library

Find Us On

Subscribe & Comment

Download & Play

Questions

Evening star. [volume], December 05, 1958, Page A-10, Image 10
About Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972