The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980, December 21, 1956, Image 20

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Newspaper Page TextI I r I f t t i I ( f 1 c i'Sccv II) Statesman, Salem, OrevFrt,' Dec 2Ir v:tds TV :l V Star Returns to Radio for Christmas -X HOLLYWOOD.' Dec. JO AlFenneman. announcer on " the SOUND THAT IS looked forward M 'every Sunday evening Ja mil' lion 1 of American homes it the rmjmg of the a Hrihone b 1 1 thai signifies the V beginning of an- ether pleasant hotf - hour with U .stories of Jnhp Nesbitt. I ILas my goody frflune to apend v aa equal) yf plcAsant hall1 " hmtr in Holly- -u.A' Clarian Club listening to Jn'a distinctive voice in person. Tint- mild mannered, charming j .i i i i..., ....j ik. f lineman not jum icvaini urci fc-Ty news that hit sponsor will present him with tickets that will a'!"w his four youngsters to ac company him to New York tor the broartcart of the Christmas "Tele phone Hour." -- - .- TOHglaallag from the ataga at ihn , a a ta be demalUhed Carae ar1 Jt-II, thia NBC radio prathw ri"i .will featara lovely yenag ft JmJ Mill. M.I.-.K.MI .... MA- to opraaa. and the Bell Telephone $ Carat aad Orchestra. 11 , will j pi.;r -jaoo a lira ronrw raw. t b many. years. He will ana that a. lodlout vote to read the .Christ H i atery from the Bible. Ti.' trip to New York will be fie first evex made, by, nil coil ri'fi. and Nesbitt hai planned a fi.il round of tight-seeing that will rnrlnde a visit to famed St. Pa- i rthpHrl anil nthor noinli a cathedral and other poinu h k of. historic and cultural interest T en, to cap the visit off in high i !. the kids will be treated to a performance of "My Fair j L..!y." a feat very nearly worthy 5 cf a Houdini, considering the dif- fmilty that even New Yorker t o in getting tickets. John i sojg aMous for hit offspring to enjoy-; 5 t m&elves in the big city he has) n arranged "dales" to squire s , -r the broadratt. the Nesbitta fly bark, ta their Carmrt, C, rsnrb fer a family Cbrist- r cel'hratloa. Joha la very p A ml hit ranrh heme, wblrh t ' uirhlnttty -refert la aa "Grera- v illat: aader the a4nei." '2 1 . Is not too difficult to under 1 ' why his sponsor is so ' 'Jul toward John. Ha has : penalized in seeking out and ...,rg the unique, unusual i nf atm-lMi id navmla anil I II 's. Five Academy Award Os-'tf i yuma in a irim lime line on lor, first discovered I Nesbili ii he originated a radio pro- i in San Francisco called 2 Tassing Parade." So Impres-; 1 as thia show that WCM i i arrAntfit fnr Jnhn tn nrn. f a filmed ahnrt tnhiprt ipripa W M theatrical release bearing the ifc name. It was thia scries garnered the five Oscars and the name of John Nesbitt na'ly known. h the advrat af trlevltlaa. It t a aatural eoarte at eveata " ill ta transfer hit aalque - - , i. : i . , , . i.ni rt-fimtfwe7 m ane ar , n. The rett It history. With ! I -li-t andrr hit belt aad a tponsnr, Joha ecraplet aa pnailina amid the aulck- i J, of a fi Lie TV praductloa. ?' ' TCin.N'G THE PERENNIAL ' f liriiimas Carol" on "Shower jit .irs" the other night, I was B x. ior perhaps the 7th lime, ( 5 . e consummate skill of Fred-j "larch. Here la a man wholjf it do very much TV, doesn't ji ? very many pictures and 5 y sterna to get his name in a r prrj, yet every time you jg 1 m you have the feeling that' is one of the truly fine actors !5 ir day. Aa Ebenezer Scrooge ! I the timcle.ts Dickens atory, he8 Scrooce. That, in fact, is the '3 ""t o( his talent he Is never nc March, but always the ractcr he plays , . . and there aretttly is nothing he can't . Television should make more of him. ' , ; ', 1 3 ' C HAS ANNOUNCED a plan rohj It w ill spead IOO.aoa la . i ' ta produce three weekly half- i I r educational programs, live, m 1 , I showa educational ata- i fl t arauad the eauntry. Subject: ( r rmatlra, tlx humaaltirt, aad K I -.nrnt. The pregranii are r "ilulid U tlarl la Marek far 8 2. weeks, with a teraad 13-week ' l r la argia in uctuorr. -- SON WKI.I tS, nhuiie pilot , f for Desilu htvra't found aay i -, It now considering aa af- f- nrn Nf:C for a long-term eaa- I under whi(?h he would )ola i 'in oik at a producer, dlrec- l . .Tid actor. NBC already hat d him (he Jaa. "Alcoa ," In w hick he would ttar, j )e It now mulling aver three I .la tcrlpta. , if J J : nnni'ST: Zsa Zsa Cabor'si I r':nni slieis the most J : . . . . 1... -H .1 ' " t i i i ( t r K"lsl lr "u i,lc 1 IV shows, come rating week. pike "doubli'S during those J . ' , . A deal, js being i I out for Frank Lovcjoy to i in "Mi i t .M.Graw," a nei ! fp rye acric to Mart next gj .mi-r ". . . Jlobcrf Utatk has g I n set for a minimum of three iind'dance spectaculars dur- I 7 . . . 'Tf'p'p Are Funny"'.? - - t a . ' II' w him " r- s bp n on the air. hclie ', f r 13 yr.irs, includ iin ... ' r 1 I, who produces ; I rnirl ni ' a i;Z sl'.nw i '. Ceorge 1 Groucho Marx show, "will be the new mow a tmce . , .- Both Bette Davia and Art Linkletter will ba making "GE Theater" episode very ahortly. Bia will mark Art'i debut ai an actor . . and thia I va got to ace! SHORT SHOTS: The aid Joaa Crawferd a I t a r e. ' Mildred Pierce," la Ike verge ef being turned Into a daytime soap opera by CBS. AU they have ta U get bold ( the TV rlfhli. which they are new trying to da . . . . Jack Webb b mulling aver a new aertee fer Ben Aleiander and him aelf. nrevlded be doeia't decide ta ga ahead with thane W new "Drag- . ... iiima , Sevea-year-nld Evelyn Radio la new an rnnta to New York to appear aa "Omni- j Eddie Mr5: "When you give RCA VICTOR g s albums, the world's greatest artists sav A . ' y X'i ' " - n 5 iV -.(-nuafmJT. TNtfasatrt T inI Urkbi ft Midi. Kill ( 3 l-M H (I.PM-13W) Qj 1m( fkjr J - u, , EP D D i AW I Miitt uiru-riactia. rl eaur lasnt taariiriaitta. Biillian riit kif btni .Suir mni ! rur (ijm- Jiavi) D; ai Kr Q mm iw...;ircki.7Lii. h tmt U( Nay (Lpm. U)0;Ah.ielwa ti. sMiiti trli' am Iv ami ,., . . JM (LPM1S Q ' Ah. M 4i IP O Ttav caaar iwattt aa tAMeVX. La., Pit. (LPM- uua,iM,uibAl- iuul i AJL "a..r iu-j-iwi run - rat sunn, rat MUMS. MrlarllriM Orrk. .' IMtPla.tr.PM Ah. mm i HP Q rurii .ra izii) .JtPQ . Std.fM',mTmmm.mmu,'tt,Wjn. .hull, yi.,t, . y;aVgi-' 3-:&V4m:VUtxmmtimxTmtKmtmmxmmmml KMrmricLmimmmmBmmi wrf f"x O a. J ULa'MH J UtaW t lMtiafn, 4 flaoh butbi, dim for 12 mteahott.' ant a plug-in flaah. No doubla -oupoiuroi with now . Argut, l4hor ctrrying cat anct hoAoV tomo Walhtir pockot phoie ol . bum. Fino gift. . : , . : NO MONEY DOWN, IUY COMPUTI OUTFIT: a Argut C-3 Camara O Plug-in Flaih i . . J.aalhor Carrying Case a (y Color Saningi NO MONEY DOWN m-S ... ' - 7- c ' (SI ti-ig J ofiwaB.a.asawtaaWw. --aaawaawawawaBaanwaaHMhWMaTM AVm - A;e T T WHICH I T T Hid Sheriff Post OTTAWA, 111.. Dec. 20 UR-A 60- year-old woman today was ap pointed sheriff of LaSalle County, winning over a police magistrate, a police captain and a former deputy aheriff. She la Mn. Frances Lambert, widow el former Sheriff Edward Lambert who died from a heart attack Dec. 7. Her job will be to police the! 1,151 square milei, one of the largest counties in the etatt. ! She was selected on the first j ballot taken by the County Board! of Supervisors, polling 29 votes' more than for (he other three can-! didates combined. - . bat." Which It aulte a lean fr.m Elalse." Aad the hit the Dlaa Share abew la belweea. Buty Utile ' giri . . . There'a talk, probably ef ! the toeee variety, that CBS will schedule "I Leve Lacy" ea Thara- j dayt appetite Greucba Mars aest seaten, aad move the Bab Cum-' mlaga thaw late Lney'a Mtaday tpt. I doubt Deal Araas would held allU far that aae! (CapvTifht r5. Cancral raaturat Corp.) Bimtt Ml IMIAva a a a) MtKKI IHKIilMAS' . foryou.", iu r uct 4 If near Ji no ht wet imi ptair rtnal tana, unia HVSW Nt lUHIItM fatariit pmmm. Head Dmi Orck. Ul (I.PM l ViOi 44 ir Q . PUT U-PM-10M) QiAka 44 P m. Hw (MPM. HinT mmUUf 1 ircat fcdl Caiibbrja (. , put(IPM max A-a4SPQ ,vM: tea pwaia ttaai tea. aiMT ansta wiaaiaa santt. U PUr LOC- Pm PnW Ttuca ar raar scan. ihtk. Tap auawt W torn Crtafut etirlMMt. Laaf mm. iMt rUf IM. ray (l.rM ltoj; ui Alw 12i;D;AU.1KPa M4SKPQ , itiTiattNtta taaiti. atuaatr tf ittit. ti. u. Al , .! ! "Ity I.PU. S J2l4)DiA-4SPn Wilhmetti ValWt Most CompUti Record, Shop - 428 Court St. Open Evenings " Thru Friday Complet Outfit 50 - NOW, PAY UTEt SUPfd-ACCURATE SHUT If R IfflOS 10 1300 SfCOND as '2 a j it. l.Lrty, Salom ' JJ 1 TCN.'CMT TIL 9 P.M. ' " I, a . i 7 tm taMi . mmmm . . - j a. ,r.l; I . ' , . : :j ;i K ' : .... .. , .,. 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