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TOGETHER AGAIN
Ann Sothern shows a batch of congratulatory tele
grams to Don Porter, who rejoins her tonight, 0:30
o’clock, WTOP—9, as manager of Bartley House.
Don was Ann’s former boss on Private Secretary.
ON THE AIR '
There Are Happier
Things to Come
By BERNIE HARRISON
Star Ttlevtalon Critic
There was one exciting moment in the Playhouse 00 drama.
"Made in Japan." last week and 89 dull ones, and wouldn't you
j know It. I caught all of the latter.
I still can't figure how actress Nobu McCarthy, a decidedly
< pretty thing, went over the side of that bridge.
One second she was standing there trying to get the sol-
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dier (Dean Stock well) to take
the poems or something. He
was telling her to leave him
altogether alone, see. He was
going to marry that family-ap
proved girl back home in Phila
delphia. the one whose first
name he couldn't remember.
That's when I turned away
! from the set.
When I turned back—and
1 11) testify it was no more than
4 seconds later—only her hand
|was visible on the side of the
bridge and she was slipping,
slipping.
Dean Stockwell seemed as
amazed as I was.
"How’d she get over the side
of the bridge?” 1 said. “Stock
well didn't look like he could
lift her over.”
“He pushed and she came
over and did a kind of turn
and over she went,” the other
viewer responded, “I guess.”
“Think I’ll write for a repeat
on You Asked For It.”
• • • •
Well, things are bound to get
better in the TV drama depart
ment. as they are certainly not
going to get any worse. This
week's playbill, for example, in
cludes:
• Wednesday: <U. S. Steel
Hour). “The Square Egghead,”
with June Lockhart and Tom
Ewell—by one of the few suc
cessful TV comedy writers.
Louis Pelletier.
• Thursday : • < Playhouse
90 >: Part one of “For Whom
the Bell Tolls.”
Other cheering items include
one from the Hall of Fame
people, who have signed Helen
Hayes and Lloyd Nolan for
their April 28 production of
Eugene O’Neills "Ah. Wilder
ness!” Miss Hayes, who is cur
rently starring on Broadway in
O’Neill’s “A Touch of the Poet,”
says that she regards Robert
Hartung’s adaptation “as a very
moving TV play and I am most
eager to appear in it.”
Also, Dave Susskind an
nounces that David Francis—
“a seven-year-old boy who
looks five and can act"—will
play the key role of Ulysses In
Saroyan's “The Human Com
edy," which will be the Show
of-the-Month on March 28.
** * *
Speaking of TV drama. James
Costigan’s prize-winning "Little
Moon of Alban” will be pub
lished in book form by Simon
and Schuster, April 6.
•* * *
MARY MARTIN NOTES: If
,1 could see only one of Mary’s
two Easter Sunday shows for
NBC-4, one for children <4 to
5 p.m.) the other for grown-ups
<8 to 9 p.m.>, I’d choose to
watch with the small fry. Here's
what she’ll do: First, a special
work, “It Takes Three to Make
Music" (composer, orchestra
and audience), written by the
daughters of composer Richard
Rodgers, then excerpts from
"Cinderella" and Anally, a
scene from "Peter Pan.” Yep,
shell Ay!
** * *
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! house news specials will be tele
' cast on WTTG-5 tomorrow
• night, 10:30 o’clock ... The re
• turning "American Forum of
■ the Air.” moderated by Theo
t dore Granik, will feature Sena
tors Morse (Democrat of Ore
' gon> and Ooldwater 'Repub
lican of Arizona), discussing
1 the topic. "Is Labor Legislation
•Necessary?"
• The one-two shows In the
: top ten lists (ARB and Nielsen)
• are Wagon and Oun
smoke. and there aren't any
5 other surprises in the lists,
either.
Here’s wonderful newt for
- circus fans: That special “live”
I program of excerpts from “The
Greatest Show on Earth” will
: be earned tonight by WTTG-5,
) 7:30 to 9:39 o’clock . . . Ernie
f Kovacs will emcee.
A postcard from Portugal
vidated February 14f Just ar
rived yesterday:
'■ Bernie . Hi—Just wrapped
) up Portugal show tor March
■ 22. Think you'll enjoy it a lot
■■ — Best. Ed Sullivan.”
' Remember Johnny, of "Call
for Philip Morris" fame? . .
The sponsor is bankrolling a
1 radio salute to the little man
with the bell-like voice on NBC
-1 radio. March 19. 8:05 to 8:30
’ p.m. . . . Johnny, who made
- his first appearance with Frede
Grofe and his orchestra, about
‘ 25 years ago. will reminisce
1 about the famous personalities
. with whom he has been associ
; ated
That first all-star country
| music show was such a hit as
. a sub For Dinah. NBC will offer
_ another on April 26, with Roy
| Rogers and Dale Evans again
| heading the bill . . . Guests:
. George Oobel, Jimmy Dean,
t Roy Acuff, Johnny Cash, the
r Everly Brothers. Betty John
t son, the Kingston Trio and
Minnie Pearl.
>. CHANNEL CHUCKLES
1,0
• £
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“It’s just like Ed Sulli
van’s show!”
TV KEY PREVIEWS
Tonight ’« top shorn os preoletced by TV Key’s staff,
who attend rehearsals, scotch screenings and analyte
scripts In New York and Hollywood. Their opinions are
offered as a guide to 1 area viewers.
Greatest Show on Barth—All you circus fans may have seen
the "Greatest Show on Barth” on TV before, but you’ve
never seen one that started out with Bmie Kovacs peer- j
Ing out from the barrel of a "monster atomic cannon.”
Ultimately, two members of the Zacchinl family are pro- 1
pelled out of a cannon, and an Englishman named Harold
Alsana, defying the laws of gravity on a high wire, does
another outstanding act. Otherwise, there’s a German
with a few dyspeptic bears and tigers, some good aerial
acts, and some amusing claws. Not much that’s new, but
entertaining as always for the entire family. 7:30 p.m„
WTTG—S
Voice of firestone—A lark of a show. Tonight’s round-up Is
called "Americana” and Its songs range from gay to
somber, and from charming to sentimental. Jo Stafford
i and Jimmie Rodgers are the songbirds, and Composer-
Conductor Paul Weston leads the orchestra. Some of the
loveliest tunes you’ll hear are “Bklp to My Lou,” "Git
Along Little Dogle,” “Blue Tall fly,” “Blues in the Night”
and others as good 9 p.m., WMAL—7.
Lucille Ball-Desi Arnas Show—" Lucy Hunts Uranium.” (Re
peat.) A slapstick session about a uranium hunt. Pred
Mac Murray and the Mertzes are Just as gullible as Lucy,
and they’re all Involved in a wild chase sequence on the
Nevada Desert. They ride on anything that moves, In
cluding a burro. June Havoc and little Ricky also get in
on this frantic episode, fast and funny, thanks to Lucy’s
hard work. 10 p.m., WTOP—J.
Patti Page—Patti is surrounded by instrumentalists of high
. caliber tonight. Duke Ellington and the Dukes of Dixie
land come through with "Alexander’s Ragtime Band,”
Ellington plays “Caravan” and ”1 Let a Song Go Out of
My Heart,” the Dixieland band takes over for “South
Rampart Street Parade” and “Slide Prog, Slide,” and
Patti brings on two new numbers—a novelty called “Walls
Have Ears” and a ballad, “My Promise.” Lively doings.
10 p.m„ WMAL—7.
Jack Paar Show—Besides his dally Hollywood “It's All Rela
tive” bit, Jack has Rosemarie crooning some special num- i
bers for the show; a movie fashion designer (Don Loper)
showing off his latest creations, and Charley Weaver and
Helen Traubel leading off for the ad-libbers. Also, song?
from Earl Grant ("01’ Man River” and “Evening Rain”),
another appearance from that blond dame Joyce Jamison
(is she really stupid or Just reading lines?), and a skit
from Jack and Hugh called “Who Are You?” 11:30 p.m.,
WRC—4.
OTHER TV
HIGHLIGHTS
• 8:30. WTTG (5) Five Star
Feature: "Girl Rush.” Pran
ces Langford. Vaudeville
comics promise to bring
girls into a boom town in
exchange for a sack of gold
dust. (1944).
8:39. WMAL (7) Bold Jour
ney: "Tarahumara’s Trail."
Trip into Mexico's Sierra
Madre Occidental Moun
tains.
9:39, WTOP (9) Father
Knows Best: Bud wins a
medal and suggests the
family build a trophy cue.
10:09 WRC (4) Arthur Mur
ray Party: Color. Ouests:
Cornelia Otis Skinner. Rita
Oam. Denise Darcel. Judy
Lyn nand Enzo Stuarti.
11:05, WTTG (5) Starlight
Theater: "Daughters Cou
rageous.” John Garfield and
Pay Bain ter. Sequel to Pour
Daughters. Father tunes up
to complicate the lives of
his children <1939).
11:15, WTOP (o)—Late Show:
TONIGHT!
Arthur Murray
Dance Contest
Skinnv
mtL .l
Darcsl
GUESTS OF
KATHRYN MURRAY
ARTHUR
MURRAY
PARTY
10 P.M.—Ch. 4
“Angel in Exile." John Car
roll and Adele Mara. A
gangster, just out of prison,
becomes an object of ven
eration to the poor in an
Arisona village <1948).
LATEST TV
INFORMATION
Television programa for
the week are carried in the
TeleVue Magazine with
Sunday’s Star. Following is
supplementary Information
on today’s programs re
ceived after TeleVue went
to press:
7:30. WTTG (s)—Rlng
• ling Brothers Circus (ex
cerpts).
8:30, WTTG (5) Five
Star Feature.
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(:9ft, WABH-FM (97.1 Me.)—
In the Concert Hall: Tann
hauser Overture by Wagner
and Hungarian Rhapsody
No. 4 by Liszt.
7:(S. WOMB AM-FM (570 Kc
and 10SJ Me.)—Symphony
Hall: Franceses do RlmlM
! ' by Tchaikovsky and Plano
Concerto No. 3 by Bartok.
7:39, WMAL-FM <107.3 Mc.)
—Opera Echoes: Der Frei
i schutz by Weber.
(:9ft, WGMB AM-FM (S7O Kc.
and' 106.3 Me.)—Boston
Symphony Orchestra:
Works by Barbirollo. Wal
ton, Delius and Brahms (in
stereophonic sound by de
layed broadcast).
9:99, WOL AM-FM (1450 Kc.
and 99.7 Me.)-Good Music
Time: Overture and Bulte In
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certino by Fran calx.
19:99, WASH-FM (97.1)—Sym
phony in Stereo; <FM Mul
tiplex) La Belle Helene
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by Offenbach.
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HIGHLIGHTS
7:39, WOL—Jay Peril Show
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-1 grew Poetry Series: Pierre
Emmanuel lectures on
“French Poets and Poetry
Today."
1 19:15, WWDC—United States
Army Band: Semiclassical
and popular selections.
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