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-PROGRAM HIGHLIGHTS
KFAR-TV program highlights for
Thursday are:
BUS STOP — 7 —Glory shunning
war hero is outraged when civic
leaders erect a statue of him without
his permission. Cliff Robertson and
Diana Lynn guest star.
MY THREE SONS—8—When air
line stewardesses move in next
door. Steve is the only Douglas to
be annoyed.
PRICE IS RIGHT —8:30 —Tele
phone salesman remains champ — '
Fred Becker of Berkley Heights,
New Jersey*
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TARGET: THE CORRUPTORS
— 9 — Veteran film comic Jack
Oakie and young comedian Joey
Forman snitch to dramatic roles
in “Viva Vegas”—a hard-hitting
story of clandestine underworld
forces that hover over Las Vegas.
CAIN'S HUNDRED—10—A pro
fessional rabble-rouser uses Gesta
po-like tactics to spread fear and
racial strife.
KTVF program highlights for
Thursday are:
THE NEW BOB CUMMINGS
SHOW—7—Carson sets out to cure
a pretty girl of an inferiority com
plex and succeeds beyond his ex
pectations.
FRONTIER CIRCUS — 7:30 — A
gambler wins $10,000 and tries to
buy half of the circus and causes
one of the owners to almost be hung.
TELL IT TO GROUCHO—8:30
—The Twist, modern abstract art,
and some unusual monkey busi
ness are the targets of Groucho
and his roster of amusing guests.
DANNY THOMAS—9—Uncle To
noose (Hans Conried) sets a date
for his marriage—then tells Danny
he'll have to help him find a bride.
Jessen's ads get results!
WEDDING BELLS—The radiant bride (Myrna Fahey), the groom
(Burir Metcalfe) and the bride’s parents, Ruth Warrick and Leon
Ames (right), rose for the family album as the great day finally
arrives on “Father of the Bride” Friday at 9 on KTVF Channel 11.
STATUE LEADS TO POLITICS
Cliff Robertson and Diana Lynn
guest star in a comedy-drama in
which a glory-shunning war hero,
now a lawyer, finds himself the
model for the town's new war
memorial on “Bus Stop," Thursday
at 7 on KFAR-TV. Channel 2.
In “How Does Charlie Feel?" the
local civic leaders have a statue of
Charlie Vansinger ,(Robertson)
erected in the town square to sym
bolize the sons of Sunrise who
fought for their country, but they
do it without Charlie’s permission.
The gala unveiling celebration is
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12:25—Point of Law
12:20—Maurv Smith Hometown News
12:45—Wee Wily Wol'v
2:00—Uncle Tom's Cab:n
3:25—noefor's House Call
3:30—Unele Tom's Cabin
5:2"—Point of Law
5:30—Uncle Tom's Cabin
fi: 15—Early Edition
6:23—Sports Desk
—riomotown Reporter
7:00—Rockn Room
9:20—Tundra Topics
9-30—Roekin Room
11:30—Music for Her
t?oo—Sparky the Plug
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intended to be a pleasant surprise
to Charlie, But when the modest
hero is tipped off as to what’s in
store for him, he explodes with in
dignation, condemning the statue
as an invasion of his privacy.
The incredible effect Charlie's
outburst is destined to have on his
life and that of his wife. Sharon
(Miss Lynn), makes the statue seem
a minor annoyance by comparison.
Two Comedians
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'The Corruptors’
Veteran film comic Jack Oakie
and young comedian Joey Forman
switch to dramatic roles as guest
stars on “Target: The Corruptors,”
Thursday at 9 on KFAR-TV, Chan
nel 2.
They appear in “Viva Vegas." a
hard-hitting story of clandestine
underworld forces in Las Vegas
which attract the attention of cru
sading newsman Paul Marino. Ma
rino probes sinister sources of
money he suspects are financing
casinos, and the alleged untaxed
wealth which he believes is secret
ly siphoned off the gambling income
to finance other ventures.
Seeking reliable confidants who
will dare to talk, even at great per
sonal danger, Marino comes in con
tach with nightclub star Marty
Alexander (Formant, a million
dollar comedy attraction who is
held in virtual bondage by his un
derworld bosses, and Billy Stowe
(Oakiet. the ex-vaudevillian who
6erves as a “front man” for the
mobsters as operator of the glitter
ing Condor Inn.
ROCCO TO MARCO
French actor Alain Delon, who
won attention in the U.S. with his
performance in “Rocco and His
Brothers,” has signed a five-picture
contract with Seven Arts Produc
tions. His first film for the com
pany will be "The Adventures of
Marco Polo.”
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