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THE EVENING STAR
Washington, D. C.
Monday, April 22, 1963
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MAYBERRY'S CHARMER
Ronny Howard, who plays Andy Griffith’s son
on the Monday night series, claims one of an
assortment of pups that invades the office of
the Mayberry sheriff tonight (9:30 o’clock,
WTOP—9).
CRITICS VIEW
Liza Sings Like Judy
But Lacks Wistfulness
By CYNTHIA LOWRY
AP Television-Radio Writer
NEW YORK, April 22 —Liza
Minelli, Judy Garland's 17-
year-old daughter, made tele
vision’s big time last night, per
forming on Ed Sullivan’s CBS
show.
She’s very much like her
mother. She has Judy's voice
but without that sad and wist
ful quality that has tugged at
the hearts of two generations of
moviegoers. She looks like
Judy, too, and has some of her
mannerisms, including that
odd, stiff-legged way of stand
ing as if she were uncomfort
able in high heels.
Generally speaking, it was a !
rather uninspired week end of
television. NBC experimented
last night with a mood piece
“American Landmark,’’ in
which Fredric March retold the
story of the 1775 British strike
at Lexington and Concord. The |
cameras wandered around the
places where it happened, and[
there were sound effects. It was
a little pretentious and rather
dull.
Old motion pictures, no
matter how you use them, no
matter what their age, are tele
vision gold mines.
Television stations all over
i the Nation fill their schedules
with feature films of other
years, and there are places even
for those dearly grade D movies
produced on a shoestring and
used to plump out triple fea
ture theater bills in the early
19405.
The more recent big budget'
movies with big star names are
used successfully,by the tele-!
vision networks to woo audi-j
ences away from opposition
j bills of fare.
David L. Wolper, a young
producer, has staked out an
especially rich vein of nostalgia
by using films made during the
golden days of Hollywood.
He already has produced and
sold several hour specials on
the subject, collaborated in a
summer series now in re-run.
And this fall he’ll have “The
Hollywood Story” on NBC—
half-hour weekly shows relying
Roosevelt High Sets
Music, Drama Night
A music and drama evening
at Roosevelt High School at 8
p m. Friday will include a one
: act farce, "The Mystery of
Mouldy Manor” by Ted West
gate, presented by the Roose
velt Thespians Troupe 2029.
The second half of the pro
gram will consist of musical
selections by the Roosevelt
band, orchestra, ninth grade
girls glee club and choir.
Surplus Food Going
To Summer Camps
Br the Allocated Frees
The Agriculture Department
plans to make available to
non-profit summer camps this
year some of the foods now
used in the school lunch pro
gram.
Such summer camps now re
ceive surplus dairy products
but the department said it will
make available this summer
dried eggs, peanut butter,!
canned pork and can ned
chopped meat.
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on old footage clipped from
film made in the days before
and right after movies learned
to talk.
Whatever happened to Ingrid
Bergman’s television version of
“Hedda Gabler” that CBS an
nounced as a special for this
past season if a sponsor
could be found? Apparently,
none was.
It probably will turn up
sooner or later. Two seasons
back NBC announced it would
produce a special show starring
David Brinkley called “Our
Man in Washington.” The
series of which it was to be a
part collapsed before season’s
end. But the idea remained
alive: NBC now is thinking
about an hour special starring
David Brinkley for next sea
son. Title: “Our Man in
Washington.”
On the basis of a pilot film,
made to sell a series, NBC has
received a "commendation” for
its forthcoming “Mr. Novak”
from the president of the Na
tional Education Association.
The dramatic series, to start
in the fall, concerns a high
school teacher and already
has approval that Eve Arden
never won during all of her
years as “Our Miss Brooks.”
Recommended tonight: Dick
Powell Theatre, NBC, 9:30-
10:30 (ESTi—Charles Bickford
and a big cast in “The Old
Man and The City,” a drama
about revenue. June Allyson is
hostess on the show.
CHANNEL CHUCKLES
—By Bil Keane
“Mother, please! I'd
rather do it myself!”
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EDUCATIONAL TV
Channel 26
S:3o—What’s New. Children.
6:oo—Parlons Francals.
6:ls—Friendly Giant. Chil
dren.
6:3o—Spanish.
7:oo—American Economy.
7:3o—Youth Wants to Know.
Singer Earths Kltt.
B:oo—Casals Master Class.
Dvorak’s Concerto In D
Minor.
B:3o—Perspectives. A report
on India today.
9:3O—MIT Science Reporter.
Basic processes in casting
and molding metal.
Tomorrow—AM
(In School)
9:45, Parlons Francals
(French II); 10:00, Vignettes in
Cultural Geography; 11:00,
What On Earth (Science);
2:00, Art Around the World;
2:30, Parlons Francals.
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TODAY'S GOOD
MUSIC DIAL
6:09. WASH-FM (07.1 Me.)—
Symphony In Stereo.
Bruch’a Concerto In G
Minor.
7:00, WMAL-FM (107.3 Me.)—
Heritage Concert. Works by
Rlmsky-Korsakov, Brahms
and Hindemith.
8:30, WHFS-FM (107. S Me.)—
Stereo Concert Time.
Brahms' Tragic Overture;
Mendelssohn’a Concerto In E
Minor.
9:05, WGMS AM-FM (570 Ke.
and 103.5 Me.)—Opera
Highlights. Excerpts from
Mozart’e ‘‘The Magic Flute.”
WOOK-TV
Channel 14
s:oo—Cartoon Time.
s:3o—Teenarama Dance Party.
6:3o—News, Weather, Sports.
7:oo—Wrestling.
B:oo—Mark Saber. Adventure.
B:3o—Broadway Goes Latin.
9:oo—Feature Movie. “Mickey
the Kid.” Bruce Cabot
(1939).
10:30—News, Weather, Sports.
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TV KEY PREVIEWS
Tonioht’t top shows as previewed by TV Key’s staff,
who attend rehearsals, watch screenings and analyze
scripts in New York, Hollywood and elsewhere. Their
opinions are offered as a guide to area viewers.
The Lncy Show—Our crazy redhead Is a great destroyer.
You’ll have to laugh at her cub scout mother, running
around chasing butterflies and swatting everything In
sight. Lucy Is particularly effective tearing a house apart,
while hounding a precious butterfly on the loose. 8:30 p.m.,
WTOP—9. a
David Brinkley’s Journal—Brinkley’s lighthearted half hour
tour of Britain's Atlantic City—Brighton—and his “brief
examination of an International art form”—the European
television commercial, add up to a pleasing bit of pre
summertime TV. (Color.) 10 p.m., WRC—4.
Ben Casey—“La Vie, La Vie Interieure.” One of the best
episodes. Olive Deerlng gives a standout performance as
a French singer who decides to tie up the loose ends of
her life, when she discovers she’s got only a Short time
left. Miss Deerlng appears In almost every scene and it’s
a Joy to watch her make this character come alive. 10 p.m.,
WMAL—7.
Tonight—Johnny Carson has Debbie Reynolds on his show
tonight, along with the comic team of Allen and Rossi,
and Actress Ann B. Davis. (Color.) 11:30 pjn., WRC—4.
OTHER TV
HIGHLIGHTS
7:30, WRC (4)—Monday Night ■
at the Movies. ‘The Bar
barian and the Geisha.” The
first accredited United
States diplomatic represent
ative of Japan arrives In the
port city of Shimoda, but is
ordered to leave. John
Wayne (1958).
11:16, WTTG (s)—Hollywood's
Finest. “Story of Vernon
and Irene Castle.” The life
and successes of the famous
dance team early in the
century. Fred Astaire, Gin
ger Rygers (1939).
12:55, WTOP (9)— The Late
Show. “Mrs. Wlggs of the
Cabbage Patch.” Fields
saves this sentimental chil-
One evening in Paris
“Holiday Magazine ” Dining Award
LUNCHEON • COCKTAILS • DINNER
1827 M Street N.W.' Re.., FE. 8-4622
TODAY'S RADIO
HIGHLIGHTS
8:00, WMAL—Felix Grant
Show. Albums by Harry
Edison, Lee Wiley and Jon
Hendricks.
8:00, WTOP—Baseball Wash
ington Senators vs. the Los
Angeles Angels.
8:35, WGMS AM-FM (570 Kc.
and 103.5 Me.)—The Writer
Speaks. William Styron,
author of “Lie Down In
Darkness," discusses h1 s
views on expatriate writers.
Tomorrow
1:55, WTOP—Baseball. Wash
ington vs. Los Angeles.
dren’s classic from too much
corn. W. C. Fields, Zasu
Pitts (1934).
Notre Dame Club
Picks Man of Year
John V. Hlnkel, Washington
public relations consultant, has
been named Mam of the Year
by the Notre Dame Club of
Washington.
A native of Washington, Mr.
Hlnkel was graduated from
Notre Dame in 1929. He Is a
former staff reporter for the
Washington Post and the New
York Times, and is now vice
president of the firm of Kelly-
Sanders-Hlnkel, Inc.
Speakers at the annual din
ner will include Veterans Ad
ministrator John S. Gleason,
and MaJ. Gen. Ulysses 8. Grant
m.
For a treat they .
won’t forget, treat
the family to a
delightful dinner
at Duke’s
ZEIBEHTS
RESTAURANT
1728 L STREET. N.W.
Two Doors Wtsl ot Conn. Are.
ttesettvA tions ?ss-soit
Optn 't/I Midnito • Sunday 'til 19

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