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ON TWF 4/R
2 TV Documentaries
That Pack a Wallop
By BERNIE HARRISON
Iter TVCrt tie
I taw a TV documentary yesterday that made ma Rulp.
Mark down “The Rebirth of Jonxiy”—next Monday, 8 pm.,
WTTG—s—as one “must watch.” It is the story of a child res
eued from the darkneaa of schizophrenia by a dedicated
clinical psychologist. A measure of the program's mesmerizing
appeal is the way the woman therapist—who appears at first
with some labored remarks in
the dourest Ben Casey manner
—is transformed, with each
scene with the child, into a
glowing, wise, vibrant woman.
The story-telling technique
which recapitulates a case .
(which the therapist, Mira.
Rothenberg, wrote for a maga
zine) is imaginative in its use
of still pictures, film, and med
ical comment. If the use of a
case so obviously classic may
overstate the point, the docu
mentary does not make the
mistake of telescoping Jonny’s
rebirth as anything but the
slow, torturous, two-ateps-for
ward. one - step - backward
' process that takes years.
> And like all good documen-
> taries, it raises questions in the
viewer's minds.
David Wayne narrates and
Tony Mottola, whom you may
remember from the old Danger
shows, supplies an unobstrusive
but apt musical background.
The program will be repeated
Sunday, March 17, 9 to 10 pm.
** • •
A scene in another docu
mentary previewed this week
made me gulp, too—it was an
extraordinarily poignant film
clip from Arthur Miller’s “The
Misfits" (Gable and Monroe),
which climaxes another one of
those interesting but flashy
recapitulations of Hollywood
which David Wolper is turning
out for TV. The accent this
time is on the “Great Stars"
and we commend it to you for
this scene, in particular, a shot
of young Marlene Dietrich, and
an amusing bang-bang review
of Jimmy Cagney's career. It
will be shown next Wednesday,
10 p.m„ WMAL-7.
If you were looking inciden
tally for a general title for what
appears to be a new wave of
films and TV shows on mental
Illness, retardation, or sickness,
EDUCATIONAL TV
Channel 26
s:Bo—What's New. Children.
6:oo—Parlons Francais.
French I.
6:ll—Friendly Giant. Chil
dren.
6:Bo—Spanish.
. 7:oo—American Economy.
7:Bo—Conquest of Cold. Se
ries on the earth’s frozen
lands.
6:oo—Trio. "The Instant
Teacher.” Dr. Bergen Evans.
1:80—Open Mind. “Ths Tyr
anny of Minorities."
Tomorrow-AM
(In School)
9:00, Once Upon a Japanese
• Time; 9:45, Parlons Francals
(French II); 11:00, Art;’ ISO.
What On Earth; 2:05, Explor
. ing Our Language (Elemen
tary); 3:30, Parlons Francals
(French I): 3:80, French-In-
Service Training.
PRESS CONFERENCE
REPEATS ON
TV-RADIO
A taped telecast of this
morning’s presidential
press conference will be
carried at 11:10 o’clock to
night on writ!—s.
Delayed radio broadcasts
of the conference are set
for 5:35 on WQMR, at 8:30
on WGMS and at 9 o’clock
tonight on WWDC-AM
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NEWS
FIRST
FRESH
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WWDC
RADIO
12 6 0
one could do worse than Mil
ler's fellcitious “The Misfits.’*
ee o e
Midweek Memes:
Hold the phone on Joey
Bishop’s SYvitch to an hour va
riety show next fall. . . . Bob
Newhart’s makeup man on the
Ed Sullivan show last week—
“and you can’t beat that for a
reliable authority." Bob says—
told him that Joey will con
tinue with a half-hour situa
tion comedy series that the
“ratings" have been going up
recently. . , . Other reasons:
Perry Como and his sponsor
will be switching to Thursdays
for occasional Como specials
and a drama anthology, which
moves Jack Paar back to Fri
day (his present night), and
that’s where Joey’s new hour
show was supposed to go.
Newhart, by the way, treas
ures a letter he received while
his series was on N8C.... The
lady complimented Newhart
highly on his new show but
complained because he was
"giving Brinkley too much
time” ~. (Newhart and David
Brinkley had back-to-back half
hours.)
..Art Brown’s injury—his leg
is in traction—won't stop the
veteran morning man from
doing his WWDC shows. . . .
The Doctors’ Hospital specials
commence tomorrow morning.
What’s wrong with Holly
wood?. . . . Howard K. Smith
will be seeking the answers on
his Sunday, March 31, ABC-TV
show. . . . The week before.
Smith will discuss social com
mentary with Mort Sahl, the
dean—if you can call a feller
who wears sweaters a dean—of
the socio-political comedians.
WMAL-radio is proud of the
Freedom’s Foundation Award
for its production, “A Man
Called Abe," and program
manager Harold Green gener
ously points out that it was
written and directed by Sol
Panitz, who is now at the Voice
of America.
Those wishing to audition for
the WGMS full-tuition schol
arship to the Berkshire music
center should pick up applica
tion forms and catalogues
before March 19 at the down
town studios of the station in
the Hotel Harrington. . . .
WGMS offices are open from 9
to 5:30.
Heap smart lady who pro
duces Capitol Cloakroom and
the Leading Question for CBS
radio is Princess Som-Goot-
Mah, of the Oklahoma Kiowas
. . . She had been known here
for some time under her alias.
Ellen Wadley. . . . Another
honorary chief of the tribe is
Leßoy Collins, President of the
National Association of Broad
casters, who testified at the
i ratings hearing yesterday and
emerged with his scalp intact.
CHANNEL CHUCKLES
—Ry Ril Kmiib
iOb
•This survey proves it,
gentlemen. The commer
cials are not too loud—the
sound on the rest of the
program is just too low.”
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Joanle Sommers joins Perry Como tonight for
a medley of tunes sung to the arrangements
of well-known orchestra leaders (9 o’clock,
WRC—4).
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TV KEY PREVIEWS
I
i ToniffM’t top shows at previewed by TV Key't staff,
I who attend rehearsals, watch screenings and analyte
scripts in New York, Hollywood and elsewhere. Their
opinions are offered as a guide to area viewers.
1 Where We Stand—" Ten Years After Stalin.” Another one of
1 « those intriguing trans-Atlantic conversations between
correspondents stationed here and abroad. Eric Sevareld
moderates from New York as CBS news chiefs In London,
Moscow, Berlin and Paris parry their thoughts and assess
msnts with CBS newsmen in Washington and New York.
7:30 p.m., WTOP—9.
Festival of Performing Arts—“Crack-Up” by F. Scott Fitz
gerald. Jason Robards, jr., seems to have an affinity for
Fitzgerald in his reading tonight. His choice of “Crack-
Up," the author’s confessional on the battle he played
with life, is an exquisite tribute to the artist in the self
tortured, beleaguered man. 9 p.m., WTTG—S.
Perry Como—Lively hour right from Its opening number,
“Breezin’ Along With the Breeze.” From there on, Comic
Charlie Manna does his “Figaro” take-off; Joanle Som
mers solos to “Memories” and “Blues in the Night” and
I duets with Perry in a wacky “arrangers” medley to “Just
in Time.” Gene Sheldon’s banjo-strumming pantomime Is
fun and so Is his stint accompanying Perry, and the “One,
Two, Three, Drum” Step Brothers dance routine is grand.
(Color.) 9 pm., WRC—4.
Diek Van Dyke—A charming show. The Petries, TV writers
Buddy Sorrell and Sally Rogers, entertain at a hotel run
by an old Army buddy of Rob Petrie. There are songs and
jokes by the principals, capped by a fine 10-minute imita
tion of Laurel and Hardy by V*n Dyke and plump Henry
Calvin. 6:30 pm., WTOP—9.
U. 8. Steel Hour—“ Moment of Rage.” Absorbing drama on
adoption that deals with a young man of SO who almost
puts his life, his marriage and his career in jeopardy when
ho learns the identity of his real parents. It casts a
thoughtful eye on an adoption enigma—how much adop
tive parents should know and how much to tell the
’ adopted child. 10 p.m., WTOP—9.
i Steve Allen—South American Singer Dean Reed, Composer-
Conductor Henry Mancini, the Pinkston Trio and Johnny
j Wilson all lend a hand tonight 11:25 p.m., WTOF—9.
Tonight—Opera Singer Rosalind Ellas, Composer Ross Bag
dasarlan, Artist Jan de Ruth, and Singer Karen Morrow
are guests. (Color.) 11:30 pm., WRC—4.
OTHER TV
HIGHLIGHTS
7:36, WMAL (7)—Wagon
Train. “The Emmett Lawton
Story.” Duke Is trapped in
a town which he must some
how leave or risk death.
16:06, WRC (4)—Eleventh
Hour. “Five Moments Out of
Time.” Dr. Graham con
ducta experimental group
therapy sessions with five
strangers.
10:00, WMAL (7)—Naked City
“Alive and Still a Second
Lieutenant.” A fight over a
parking apace results in
murder. Robert Sterling
stars. i
11:10, WTTG (s)—Hollywood's
Finest. “Indiscretion of an
American Wife.” An Ameri
can woman tries to part
from her Italian lover in
Rome's Terminal Station.
Unconvincing drama. Jen
nifer Jones, Montgomery
Clift (1954).
13:35, WTOP (6) The Late
Shew. “Tugboat Annie Salla
Again.” Marjorie Rambeau
doesn’t Inject the life into
Annie that Marie Dressier
did. and the tired, contrived
script is no help at all. Jane
Wyman, Ronald Reagan
(1940).
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Wsdnesdar, March 6, 1963
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Symphony In Stereo. Vival
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Bach’s Suite No. 1 in C.
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