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Friday, January 17, 1958
Bob Hope Lucky He's Still Alive HOLLYWOOD U P ^-Comedian | An alert pilot realized \vhat ;
Bob Hope disclosed Thursday that Hope, half asleep, was doing and he nearly ejected himself from a quickly warned him that what he
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bomber flying at 18.000 feet while he was not wearing a parachute
Hope was flying between Tokyo and iluani during his a n n u a l Christmas holiday tour to visit tT.S. military installations overseas. He said he had taken off his parachute to get a little sleep in the B47 and fumbled with a red leyer which he thought would elevate his seat in the bomber cockpit.
was doing would activate the ejection seat device
*T guess it would have elevated the seat all right," Hope said, "but a little faster and further than I figured on."
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iry and Mop Arte •By BENNETT CERF ———
Hugh ()*Brian, star of ABC-TV's "The Life and Legend of Wyatt Karp ." closely resembles photographs of the real Marshall Wyatt Earp m his early years,
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Ui or Consequences
ACCORDING TO BILLY GRAY, chickens out San Fernandc valley way have perfected a thril l ing new game. They
line up along the s ta te h ighway and wait for a car to come tear ing along. Then they da r t across the road, p r a c tically under the wheels of t h e car. Any chicken who loses i ts ne rve at the last momen t is called a high school student!
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Some candidates for a juvenile delinquency home were tearing down a road in a dickety hot-rod a t about 90 miles an hour. A goon in the the rear seat noticed the door on his side wasn't well closed. Hastily he opened and slammed it shut. The driver, without turning his head, snarled, "WHO just got in?"
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There's a line in the ocean where, by merely crossing same, you can lose a whole day. There's one on most every highway, however, where you can do even better.
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TROUPERS ALL: Songstress Erin O'Brien, left, and actress Jayne Mansfield Hargi tay are among Bob Hope's guests on the Channel 17 "Bob Hope Show" at 8 tonight. The full-hour program was filmed during the Hope troupe's performances for GIs in the F a r East . Others with Hope on his fourth consecutive Yuletide Gl junket were J e r ry Colonna, Hedda Hopper, Mickey Hargitay, Arthur Duncan and Les Brown and his orchestra .
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: Farm Report: •Crusader Kabbit
Looking In Tonight 7:30 p.m. WGR-TV. Rin Tin Tin.
A blow on the head from an Indian war club deprives Sgt. Biff O'Hara of his memory.
7:30 p.m to Beaver.
10 p.m. WBEN-TV. Lineup. A girl who aspires to become a model develops a yen for mink and; becomes involved in a ring of fur thieves.
10 p.m. WGR-TV. Walter Win-WBEN-TV. Leave It chell File. A detective swears Beaver's masculine vengeance against an AWOL sol-
senses rebel when he is the only, boy invited to an ail-girl party.
8 p.m. W B I F . Bob Hope Show.' Filmed highlights of Bob Hope and his troupe entertaining American'
dier who ran down and fatally injured the detective's son.
10:30 p.m. WBEN-TV. Person to Person. Edward R. Murrow visits Walter "Red" Barber and his
the
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GIs at Far Eastern bases. Guest family, and John Cassavetes and stars include Erin O'Brien, Jerry his wife, Gena Rowlands. Colonna, Hedda Hopper. Carol 10:45 p.m. WBUF. Sports Spot. J a m s . Arthur Duncan, L e s Pitcher Don Xewcombe of the Los Brown and his orchestra, and spe- Angeles Dodgers is interviewed. cial guest Jayne Mansfield 11:30 p.m. WBEN-TV. Friday
8 p.m. WGR-TV. J im Bowie. A Film Feature. Moira Shearer and member of a notorious gang com- John Justin star in "The Man Who mits a crime in J im's name, and Loved Redheads."
E r i e P l a y h o u s e : " A l a s k a H i g h w a y s . " R icha rd Arien
2 00 Wagon IS Traj 30 ' "Rol l ing Home 43 to T e x a s " G a n
NBA Professional Basketball G a m e :
Jim mus! track down the whole mob to defend his honor.
8 p.m. WBEN-TV. Trackdown. A young man is accused of homicide and faces certain execution/ but Texas Ranger Hoby Oilman gambles on a slim clue to prove the youth's innocence.
8:30 p.m. WGR-TV. Colt .43 An
Midnight. WGR-TV. Operation Swing Shift. New Orleans during the Mardi Gras is pictured in "Louisiana Terri tory," a comedy starring Val Winter.
Tomorrow
Broadway Bulletin Board: The Royal family of I Sweden is on the verge of announcing the betrothal of
peppy Princess Margaretha to night club pianist Robin || Douglas-Home of London because the young couple
successfully passed the "if-you're-still-in-love-six months-from-now-all-right" test . . . Ronald Colman'g friends are expressing concern over his health . . . The chaps who run "Name That Tune" believe they've found a star contestant in Lucy Landau, a British visitor who seems to be a natural comedienne. The mail and telephone response to her first appearance was fantastic.
Ira Gershwin, the genius lyricist, an tour. He'll introduce the fresh is on the mend after a dangerous «ong and dance routines between appendix operation. . .One of "this! March 20 and April 2. . The Navy year 's hotels" in Miami is search- 'has a "moon project" designed tc ing frantically for name talent. Its kill any chances of the Russians opening show, a lavish production jamming our propaganda pro-but without big stars, bombed ter- | grams. ribly, costing the management! Proof that it's possible for $25,000 for the entertainment plus TV to help, rather than hurt, twice that amount in lost patron-; the living breathing theater: age. . .Actress Dodie Heath, once; Peter Ustinov's brilliant per-considered engaged to John Ring-ling North, now dates Timmie Guinness, a handsome young engineer from Washington.
Observers say you've never seen a bridegroom as attentive as Robert Wagner with his bride, Natalie Wood. He hovers over her, can't bear to have her out of his sight, even resents the few moments she sometimes spends posing for a photographer on the other side of the room. . .A recent off-the-reeord survey of congressmen indicates they don't intend to pass any drastic legislation affecting labor unions, regardless of all the sensational revelations uncovered by congressional committees during 1957.
formance as Samuel Johnson on "Omnibus" inspired a flood of mail orders at the ox office of his Broadway play, "Romanoff and Juliet." The show biz set will watch wit!
interest Alan King's ^engagement! at the Eden Roc in Miami anc the Flamingo in Las Vegas. He's become a hot property since his big click with Judy Garland in London, and the Main Stem appraisers wonder if U.S. audiences will be as enthusiastic as those ir Piccadilly.
Lance Fuller, assigned to chasi Tina Louise across the screen ii "God's Little Acre." is chasin* Vikki Dougan in real life. . .Pear
| Bailey's next album will be a fam lily affair titled "Pear l Sing; •Louis," and will feature Pearlie
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live bow 1;:"' g
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I Wres t l ing films from M e m o r i a l Aud i to r ium
WBEN-TV. Museum of outlaw offers to surrender to Chris Science. Ellsworth Jaeger u s e s Colt, if Colt will give the reward, mounted specimens and drawings
m o n e y to the outlaw's fiancee, to tell about winter birds. 8:30 p.m. WBEN-TV. Zane Grey 11 a.m. WBUF. Fury. J i m , .
Theater. Barbara Stanwyck stars Pete and Peewee notice that Joey | V 111 R e v i e w in a drama of a bull-whip-wield- is acting curiously, then discover
i ing lass who takes over her fa- the ailment is love, ther 's failing freight line. Noon. WBEN-TV. Young Peo-
9 p.m. WGR-TV. Frank Sinatra pie's Concerts of the New York Show. Louis Pr ima and h i s Philharmonic. "What Does Music "deadpan" wife, Keely Smith, Mean" is the first of four concerts
HAVE ORE CAR, WILL TRAVEL: Susan Cabot t ravel in a gold mine from "Have Gun, Will Trave l . "
Richard ore car
Boone and in a scene
Michael Wilding and Tempest M a e - S s w m g y renditions of tunes Storn qualify for the surprise two- b v her husband; ace drummei some of the month in Hollywood — L"OUJS Bellson. . Some girls havi or would have, if it hadn't been ghastly problems. Pretty singei for Kim Novak and her far more L y f j a Fairbanks grew wornec exotic (if abruptly terminated) ro- a D O ut being compared with Jaym mance. Mansfield all the time, so she hac
her nose remodeled. Now that ii< Birdland patrons will get a pre- change has been made, she's con
view of the new act Al Hibbler s t an t ly mistaken for Zsa Zsa Ga has planned for his first Europe- hor.
Shelley Winters and her Ton; Franciosa played quite a drama
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9 p.m. W B I F . M Squad. A psychopathic killer who murders to music leaves a melodic trail of
Leonard Bernstein, internationally noted composer-conductor-pianist, is musical director.
12:30 p.m. W B I F . Detective's Diary.
'Playhouse 90' Grid Story
Termed Best This Season
lie scene opposue it 1 c h a i c ("Have Gun, Will Travel") Boon*
NEW YORK (UP) — Everyone a t Julius Monk's Down-', rs i sings these days. Walter Brennan, o t n e r night when there was on'' star of "The Real McCoys" on o n e available table arid both ABC, has recorded for Dot label Franciosas and Mr. Boone war. e« the theme song of the series along it. Shelley won by the sim with Kathy Nolan and Richard method "— she* pushed | Grenna, two other members of the, Bruce Kirby at the door and tool east. possession.
By WILLIAM EWALD NEW YORK (UP)— "The pass.
Jonathan Winters is scheduled
violence for Lt. Frank Ballinger. woman 9 p.m. WBEN-TV. Mr. Adams cottage shortly after she elopes his hands. . ."
and Eve. The movie star couple with a gold-digging suitor. That was the goes on location to darkest Africa 2 p.m. WBEN-TV. National Shaw short story
swish of water running into her, tub; a brittle, nerve-c h i p p i n g t o sit in on NBC's "Tonight" show
A wealthy middle-aged was high and wide and he jumped scene built around a tableful of for t w o w e e k s w n e n Pack Paar is murdered in a lonely! for it. feeling it slap flatly against martinis while the girl's father t a k e s a vacation, starting Jan. 20.
openly and clumsily tries to bribe way an Irwin the hero into marr iage with his of 1941 vintage, daughter: a party scene in which
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to film a jungle picture to end Hockey League. New York Rang-1 "The Eighty Yard Run." began. Newman is squashed conversa-all jungle pictures, ers vs. Chicago Black Hawks at a fine, crisp piece about a foot- tionally by members of the silly
9:30 p.m. WBUF. Thin Man. Chicago Stadium. ball hero who never grew up and Manhattan cocktail set. Guest star Vic Damone appeals to 2 p.m. WBUF. NBA Profession-j who watched his marriage and fu- An effective use of film clips Nick Charles for help in warding al Basketball. St. Louis Hawks ture dissolve because of his fail- was made. too. In particular, I off a young girl fan. vs. Detroit Pistons. (ure to mature. recall one poignant scene of New-
9:30 p.m. WGR-TV. Patrice 4 p.m. WGR-TV. All-Star Golf. Thursday night. "The Eighty man, returning to his old campus Munsel Show. Eddie Albert makes Lloyd Mangrum, winner over Al Yard Run
New additions to the already "loaded" cast for the "The Bridge of San Luis Rey" on the CBS "Du Por.t Show of the Month" Jan . 21 include such important players as Hume Cronyn, Rita Gam, Kurt Kaszner and Theodore Bikel.
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a return guest appearance. Basslink. Sam Snead and Gene!shaped for CBS-TV's "Playhouse 9:30 p.m. WBEN-TV. Schlitz Littler thus far, returns to meet 90." I would say the result was
Playhouse. The tensions of hiding Canada's Stan Leonard. j not only felicitous, but the best of-from the police unnerve a trio of 4:30 p.m. WBUF. Racing from fering on "Playhouse SO" this sea-fugitive jewel thieves. Don Tay- Hialeah. The 23rd running of the s in . lor, Janis Paige and Mark Rich- $20,000 - added Hibiscus Stakes! I don't think it would be possi-man star. launches the series. ble to heap too much praise upon
10 p.m. WBUF. Cavalcade of 4:30 p.m. WBEN-TV. Beat the Paul Newman and Joanne Wood-Sports. Harold Johnson opposes Champ. Angus Bert Whitehurst in a
Carl Reiner, of ABC-TV's forth-was extended and re- mounting a long flight of steps in coming "Sid Caesar Invites You,"
a deserted stadium. 'made his network TV debut m All in all, a satisfying TV effort j 1 9 4 8 o n ABC-TVs "Fashion Story"
and 1 would recommend that, a n d f i r s t m e t Imogene Coca when when "Playhouse 90" turns to re- s h e guested on the show.
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out a team performance that!substituting a news show from Show," Feb. 5. It will be in the spoke of deep respect for each Washington. Merv Griffin of ABC j 9:30-10 p.m. spot Wednesdays, other's craft, a meshing together radio barely made his show j Betty will have a different guest that indicated understanding of Thursday night — he was snow-j s tar each week. This means that their parts and. I imagine, lots of' bound in Philadelphia after guest-;her current filmed series, "Date rehearsal sweat. ing on ABC-TV's " A m e r i c a n j With the Angels," a situation corn-
In supporting roles. Robert I Simon as Miss Woodward's father. I and Richard Anderson as a maga-| zine editor, both contributed per-
Bandstand." Sid Caesar and Imogene Coca,
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formances deftly geared to the two sketches—one about match-rhythms of Newman and Miss making, the other a satire on TV Woodward. guest star-pop music shows. . .
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1 Shaw's brother. Anyway, if he on life through the summer isn't he should be. David Shaw! Realism dep't: CBS-TV's next STAR THEATRE — Pursuit of updated the original short storyIspec. "The Bridge of San L u i s ! G r a f S P ^ . 6 : 3 ° a n d 9 : 3 ° ; H e l l and stretched it to fit into 90 min- Rey," which is set for Jan. 21. Canyon Outlaws, 8:20. utes of playing time. I think, in | hired 20 members of the "Patr i - CINEMA THEATRE — Invita-this case, the stretching was pret-j otic Mexican Society of New'jt jo n s t 0 the Dance, 1:30, 3:40, ty valid — it remained true to! York" this week to work in the;5 :5o 8:00 and 10:10;'Added fea-the situation and characters and happily, it ended on a "maybe" note that avoided both cliche and distortion. .
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