TV Schedule
Saturday
1:00—Pyramid Playhouse
3:23——Cartoon
3:00—Jackpot Bowling
3:30—Big Picture
4:00—You Are There
4:30—Jackpot Bowling
4:54—Cartoon
5:00—Fury
5:30—Milton Berle
6:00—Gary Moore
7:00—Sea Hunt
7:30—Big Story
8:00—Rawhide
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9:00—Schlitz Playhouse
9:30—Peter Gunn
10:00—Pyramid Playhouse
Sunday
1:00—The Christophers
1:30—Sacred Heart
1:46—Christian Science
2:00—Stereo Startime
2:30—Victory At Sea
3:00—Best Of Paar
4:00—Bell Telephone Hour
4:53—Cartoon
5:00—Tenn. Ernie Ford
5:23—Cartoon
5:30—People Are Funny -
6:00—G unsmoke
6:30—Zane Grey Theatre
7:00—Perry Mason
7:54—Cartoon
8:00—The Texan
8:30—Bat Masterson
9:00—Untouchables
9:50—Cartoon
10:00—Pyramid Playhouse
Monday
5:30—Silent Service
6:00—Lock Up
6:30—Ozzie And Harriet
7:00—News Of The Week
7:30—Four Star Anthology
8:00—Dinah Shore Show
8:45—Social Security
9:00—You’re On The Spot!
9:30—Man Called X
10:00—Wrestling
10:30—EM Sullivan
Tuesday
5:30—You Bet Your Life
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6:00—Harbor Command
6:30—'Rabin Hood
7:00—News Of The Day
7:15—Americans At Work
7:30—The Real McCoys
8:00—I’ve Got A Secret
8:30—Bold Venture
9:00—Price Is Right
9:30—Perry Como
Wednesday
5:30—Cross Current
6:00—Dr. Christian
6:30—Let’s Play It Safe
7:00—News Of The Day
7:15—Industry On Parade
7:30—Traffic Court
8:00—Royal Playhouse
8:30—Jalopy Races
9:00—Talent Scouts
9:30—Pyramid Playhouse
Thursday
5:30—The Storybook
6:00—Death Valley Days
6:30—This Is Your Life
7:00—News Of The Day
7:15—EBF—Eli Whitney
7:23—Air Power
8:00—Jimmy Rodgers
8:30—Highway Patrol
9:00—What’s My Line
9:30—Lawrence Welk
Friday
5:30—To Tell The Truth
6:00—High Road To Danger
6:30—Star Performance
7:00—News Of The Day
7:15—Cartoons
7:30—Phil Silvers
8:00—Men In White
9:15—Cartoons
9:30—Markham
10:00—Wanted Dead Or Alive
10:30—Men Into Space
11:00—Pyramid Playhouse
DETROIT. (A.P.)—Two armed
robbers snatched a bag from gro
cer Walker Thornton as he was
closing his store. They didn’t
bother about an envelope in
Thornton’s other hand. The en
velope held several hundred dol
lars in receipts. The stolen bag
contained peanut brittle, pork
chops and some medicine.
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On The Screen
Saturday night. — John Ford’s
“Rio Grande” plays with John
Wayne and Maureen O’Hara.
Sunday and Monday.—“Lil Ab
ner” jumps right out of the car
toon onto the screen, in a musical
comedy with a big cast. The char
acters living in Dog Patch are
brought to life by Peter Palmer,
Leslie Parrish in the leading roles,
and supported by Billie Hayes and
Joe E. Marks as Mammy and Pappy
Yokum; Stubby Kaye; and Carmen
Alvarez. Characters such as Marry
in’ Sam, General Bullmoose, Stupy
fying’ Jones, Appasionata von Cli
max and Moonbeam McSwine all
come to life in Technicolor. Good
family entertainment.
Tuesday and Wednesday. — A
double feature brings James Ma
son in ‘X>y Terror” and an M-G-M
presentation “Handle With Care”
The latter is a dramatic story of a
young law student’s private invest
igation of city hall corruption.
Youth has it’s day in this one, with
Dean Jones and Joan O’Brien
starring.
Thursday and Friday. — Alan
Ladd, Jeanne Crain, Gilbert Rol
and are seen in the lead roles in
“Guns of the Timberland.”
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Said to be loaded with action,
excitement and romance, the film
stars Alan Ladd as a partner in a
logging operation. In it he fights a
forest fire, battles his way through
a mountain road blocked by an ex
plosion, and has several vicious
fights.
Frankie Avalon, the teenage
singing star and Alana Ladd,
daughter to Alan, make their film
debuts. Shooting for the fifm was
done mainly outdoors in the North
ern California country.
John Fletcher, manager of the
Orpheum Theatre, states he is
forced to make a slight hike in ad
mission charges, from 90 cents to
$1 for adults. Lodges and rocker
seats will remain the same. Chil
dren admission are increased to
45 cents, but the age limit has been
raised.
The manager also stated he has
a new Walker’s Cinemascope
screen coming to replace the pres
ent one, which was installed four
years ago. This will make for bet
ter, clearer pictures, he says.
Aiyi Arbor, Midi., has more tele
phones per household than any
other city.
The New York Stock Exchange
buys over a million pencils a year.
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Agent
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