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STREET (CBS)
8:30—MARSHAL DILLON (CBS)
9:00—ANDY GRIFFITH (CBS)
9:30—HENNESSEY (CBS)
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KFAR-TV
CHANNEL 2
NBC—ABC
5:30—BUGS BUNNY (ABC)
6:00—Three Stooges
6:15—Early Edition News
6:22—Sports Desk
6:30—Alaska Hi Lites
6:45—Hometown Reporter
7:00—PERRY COMO (NBC)
8:00—LEA YE IT TO BEAVER
(ABC)
8:30—77 SUNSET STRIP (ABC)
9:30—ADVENTURES IN PARA-1
DISE (ABC)
10:30—Nitecap News Final
10:45—Weather Map
10:50—Northward Bldg. Theater
-PROGRAM HIGHLIGHTS
KFAR-TV program highlights for
Monday are:
COMO SHOW—7—Como strikes
guest star bonanza in Lome Greene
and Dan Blocker. The state of New
Jersey is saluted.
LEAVE IT TO BEAVER—8—Mor
tified Beaver must play a bunny in
the school play.
77 SUNSET STRIP—8:30— Aus
tralian actress Victoria Shaw in her
American television debut co-stars
with her husband, Roger Smith, in
a play written by Smith.
ADVENTURES'IN PARADISE—
9:30 — A princess disguised as a
school teacher takes a cruise aboard
the Tiki.
Beaver Becomes
Public Spectacle
Pressured into playing a bunny
in his school's Pageant of Spring,
Beaver grudgingly dons his fluffy,
flippy-eared costume and gets a
lift to the event with Waliy and
Lumpy Rutherford in “Beaver the
Bunny” on “Leave It to Beaver”
Monday at 8 on KFAR-TV, Chan
nel 2.
The car breaks down en route
and, in order to reach school in
time for the Pageant, the mortified
Beaver starts walking, still in his
bunny suit because ne’s wearing
only his underwear beneath it.
Although he sprints and dodges
through the street to avoid being
seen, Beavet still becomes a pub
lic spectacle.
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Tuesday
6:00—Rreakfast Special
9:00—uncle Tom's Cab'n
9:25—Doctor's House C'll
9:30—Uncle Tom’s Cabin
12:00—Wee Willy Wally
12:25—Point of Dow
12:30—Maun Smilh Hometown News
12<45—Wee Wil'y Wal'y
3:00—Uncle Tom's Cab'n
3:25—Doctor’s House Call
3:30—Uncle Tom’s Cabin
5:25—Point of Law
5:30—Uncle Tom's Cabin
6:15—Early Edition
6:23—Sports Desk
6:30—Hometown Reporter
7:00—Rockui Room
9:20—Tundra Topics
9:30—Rockin Room
11:30—Music for Her
12:00—Sparky the Plug
KTVF program highlights for
Monday are:
PETE AND GLADYS — 7:30 —
Gladys buys an old jalopy and when
it turns out to be a valuable classic
car, she realizes a temporary profit.
WINDOW ON MAIN STREET—
3—Cameron Brooks tells of Editor
Lloyd Ramsey’s wife and her diffi
culties as a cooking columnist. I
MARSHAL DILLON — 8:30 — A
mountain hunter and his Indian ,
wife run into prejudice of a threat- j
ening nature when they come to
Dodge City and spend a few nights
at the hotel.
ANDY GRIFFITH—9—Opie keeps
a secret club oath even in the face
of the serious accusation of burning
down a barn.
HENNESSEY — 9:30 — Seaman
Himmelstein saves Chick great em
barrassment by helping install a
hi-fi set for Admiral Shafer.
I’VE GOT A SECRET—10—Torn
Ewell will be guest star.
Doctor Hennesey
Bottles With Hi-Fi I
TTnmechart'cal Chick Hennesey
finds himself beyond his depth when
he purchases an expensive hi-fi set
for Admiral Shafer and discovers
that he will have to assemble the j
elaborate equipment himself on
“Hennesey” Monday at 9:30 on
KTVF. Channel Eleven. '
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investigate the cause of a fire in Everett Sloane’s barn, he finds evi
dene» that the fa.rpp-ates a still on “The Andy Griffith Show”
Monday at 9 on KTVF, Channel 11.
EAST AMD WEST TO MEET
The East and West will meet
when two of NBC-TV’s “Bonanza'’
stars — Lome Greene and Dan
Blocker—are Perry Como's guests
and the State of New Jersey is sa
luted on “Perry Como's Kraft Music
Hall” Monday at 7 on KFAR-TV,
Channel 2.
The program will open in Western
style with Como. Greene (as Ben
Cartwright) and Blocker (as Hoss)
arriving in New York astride
“horses” (wooden ones) in a pro
duction of "Bonanza.” Como's songs
will include “Twilight on the Trail”
and requests—“Everything I Have
Is Yours,’ “Bye, Bye Blackbird” and
“Here’s That Rainy Day.” Greene
and Blocker will be spotlighted in
their father and son roles as “Bo
nanza” would be played in Sweden,
Japan and England.
Sandy Stewart and Jack Duffy
will be featured in a song and dance
of “Comes Once in a Lifetime,”
from Broadway’s new musical,
“Subways Are for Sleeping.” Then
Como, Greene, Blocker. Kaye Bal
lard and Duffy perform a Western
sketch—without violence.
In Como's salute to New Jersey,
features about the state and its peo
pie will include “I'm From New
Jersey” sung by the choir; “On the
Boardwalk in Atlantic City” sung
by Miss Ballard; Miss Ballard and
Blocker in a skit about Thomas Edi
son's inventions: “Adelaide’s La
ment” sung by Miss Stewart in tri
i bute to Vilian Blaine.
Other features will include i
number from “West Side Story
performed by the dancers in .honoi
of Jerome Robbins: “Learning the
Blues” sung by Duffy and “I’li
Never Smile Again” sung by Come
to salute Frank Sinatra; Washing
ton's farewell address to his sol
diers at Rockingham, N.J., lead by
Greene, and a medley of Dorothy
Fields' songs sung by the ensemble.
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Australian actress Victoria Shaw,
making her American television
debut, co-stars with her husband, »
1 Roger Smith, in “The Down Under
I Caper." a teloplay written by Smith
for ABC-TV’s “77 Sunset Strip.”
Monday at 8:30 on KFAR-TV. Chan
nel 2.
Miss Shaw, as Australian ranch
owner Margaret Hughes, hires vaca
tioning Jeff Spencer (Roger Smith)
to learn why two men offer a high
price for a section of her property.
As Jeff, who has fallen in love with
his client, investigates, near fatal
! accidents befall the couple.
Jeff's probe of police records re
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Miss Hughes’ neighbor, Reggie Wad
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; a mining engineer and an ex
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