EUGENE REGISTER-GUARD. Friday, Sept. 21, 1962 Page 5B
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SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 22, 1962
J:00 Town & Country
:5 Town & Country
:3 RFD t Cartoon Festival
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:00 Sharl Lewis (c) CapiailTKansaroo Robin Hood Sharl Lewis
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Television Previews
Jack Paar Back Tonight
With New Weekly Show
Jack Paar returns to tele
vision tonight with a new, live,
hour-long weekly show to be
presented on Channels 13 and
8 at 9 o'clock.
The new Paar show will fea
ture one guest star. This week
Robert Goulct will be on hand
for an on-stagc visit and some
at-home and backstage film
clips.
Among the usual features will
be films taken by Paar of his
recent trip to the Southwest
Pacific where he met the native
scout and Australian coast
watcher who helped in the
rescue of President Kennedy's
PT 109 crew. In tonight's film
he has the crew and their rescu
ing scout and coast watcher to
gether for a first full-scale re
union. Other Friday previews:
7:30 p.m.. Route 66 (6) The
scries returns for a new season
with a show filmed near As
toria. Guest stars arc Signe
Hasso and David Janssen in
"One Tiger to a Hill." Trouble
develops for Tod Stiles after he
and his friend Buz Murdock
hire on as deckhands aboard a
halmon-fishing trawler and
Stiles becomes interested in the
owner's daughter.
8:30 p.m., Don't Call Me
Charlie (13-8) Premiere of a
half-hour scries about a shy
young bachelor veterinarian,
stationed with the U.S. Army in
Paris. Judson McKay played by
Josh Peine is the leading char
acter but Charlie played by
John Hubbard is also in it. To
night's show has McKay being
drafted into the Army, commis
sioned a lieutenant and whisked
to Paris where a clerical mixup
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KASH 5, Paul Harvey; ., Edard
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KUGN 1.30, Skip-a long.
CLASSICAL
KERG 7, A World of Music. Waltiea
and Songs bv Waldteufel and Lo
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TELEVISION SCHEDULES
KOIN-TV
CBS
ChaaneJ C Cable
FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 21, 1962
assigns him to the wrong com
mand. 8:30 p.m., Fair Exchange (6)
Debut of an hour film series
which concerns an American
family that agrees to send its
teen-age daughter to live with
an English family for a year.
The English family agrees to
send its daughter over to Amer
ica for a year.
9 p.m., Target: The Corrupt
ers (9-12) Concluding episode
of "The Organizer" which in
volves a congressional investiga
tion of a corrupt labor leader.
9:30 p.m.. Eyewitness (6)
An up-to-the-minute report of
the America's cup races between
the U.S.'s Wcatherly and Aus
tralia's Grctel. In addition to
films of the races, there will be
coverage of the watchers in
Newport and a history of the
race over the years.
Movies
6:30 p.m., (2) "Lady From
Shanghai." Rita Hayworth, Or
son Welles. Irish sailor accom
panies a beautiful woman and
KOAC-TV
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7:30 What's New
8:00 Klrst Priority
8:30 Green Carpet
8:45 Capitol Close-Up
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11:30 Sign Off
SATURDAY
2 45 Meditations
2:55 Headlines
3:00 Down to Earth
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4:00 Paul Bunyan Cartoons
4.30 I Married Joan
5:00 Our Miss Brooks
5:30 Sport sree)
6:00 Championship Bowling
7:00 2 For the Show
8:30 Guektward Ho!
9:00 Dinger Man
9 30 Play of the Week
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9 45 News and Weather
10 00 Sign Off
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10 00 News and Weather
10 13 Neua Background
10 30 Foothill Fables
11 00 The Concert Hall
12 00 News
12 15 Noon Farm Hour
1 00 Romantic Islands of France
2 00 Music of the Masters
5 00 Stories N Stuff
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6 00 Newa and Weather
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her lawyer husband on a cruise,
becomes a pawn in murder.
Melodrama is saved by Welles'
touches in direction, turning it
into a good thriller. (1948
good).
10:15 p.m., (13) "Sea of
Grass." Spencer Tracy, Kather
ine Hepburn, Robert Walker,
The cast fights hard but this
western about a man who sees
New Mexico turning into a dust
bowl and fights to save the
grass is disappointing. (1946
fair).
10:30 p.m., (9) "Son of
Kong." Robert Armstrong
Helen Mack. Adventurer returns
to the island where the mighty
King Kong used to dwell, finds
another huge gorilla there. Fan
tastic adventure is a sequel to
its predecessor. (1933 good).
10:30 p.m., (12) "Tonight
We Raid Calais." Annabclla,
John Sutton, Lee J. Cobb. An
other wartime espionage film.
Tale of British agent in France
lo find a factory the Royal Air
Force wants to bomb. (1943
fair).
11 p.m., (6) "Drango." Jeff
Chandler, Joanne Dru, Julie
London. Top budgeted but
otherwise routine western with
plenty of two-fisted action to
keep viewers awake. Good per
formances by the cast. (1957
fair).
Saturday (daytime):
9:30 a.m., (12) "Little Or
vie." Johnny Sheffield, Ernest
Trucx. Eight-year-old boy runs
away when his parents deny
him a dog as a pet. (1940 fair).
1 p.m., (9) "Mother Carey's
Chickens." Anne Shirley, Ruby
Kcelcr. Captain's widow strug
gles along to raise her two
daughters on a meager pension.
(1938 fair). "Vigil in the
Night." Carole Lombard, Brian
Aherne. Anne Shirley. A young
nurse in an English hospital
makes a fatal mistake for which
her sister takes the blame.
Grim but well done drama.
(1940 good).
1:45 p.m., (13) "A Southern
Yankee." Red Skclton, Arlene
Dahl, Brian Donlevy. Red's
fighting the Civil War in this
one. He crawls between the
lines carrying a two-sided flag
for protection. (1948 good).
2 p.m., (8) "Reunion In
France." Joan Crawford, John
Wayne. Miss Crawford saves
France, Wayne is an American
flyer who needs her help and
the whole thing adds up to
nothing. (1942 fair).
5 p.m., (2) "The Lion Hunt
ers." John Sheffield, Morris
Ankrum, Ann Todd. Against
the background of the jungle,
a boy battles unscrupulous lion
hunters. (1951 no rating avail
able). Almost Malaria-Proof
NEW DELHI Lfl India's
Health Minister Sushila Nayar
told a regional meeting of the
World Organization that South
east Asia will be more than 93
per rent malaria proof by the
end of the year.
First Show of Rodeo Series
Script for 'Wide
Seen and Heard
By RICK DuBROW
or the fnited Press International
HOLLWOOD Today, friends.
we offer a free lesson on how
lo adapt the same script idea
to any number of television
series.
This course, for which no
credit is given or deserved
was inspired by the debut
Thursday night of a new, weekly
NBC-TV show, "Wide Country."
which stars Earl Holliman as
rodeo champ.
Briefly, the first episode con
cerned a dying calf-roper's ef
fort to set up his family finan
cially in his few remaing months
without letting anyone know
he is a goner. And it was done
slickly, humanly and tastefully,
and benefited from a strong
performance by the doomed but
courageous cowboy (guest star
Steve Forrest).
Why, the, did it seem as
though this entire hour had
been seen or heard in varying
forms many times before as
though the characters were all
familiar as though one were
watching a recurrent dream?
One reason, of course, is that
the plot of the dying man try
ing lo provide for his loved
ones is ancient. But the main
reason, I think, is that the treat
ment fitted perfectly into the
endless stream of television
series in which the heroes' main
function is to "understand."
They are professional under
standers rather than activists
Longer Hitchcock Show
Opens With Gambling Tale
By CYNTHIA LOWRY
or the Associated Press
The new, longer "Alfred
Hitchcock Hour" on CBS bowed
in Thursday night. It was a
glossy, leisurely affair about a
professional gambler. The cli
max was a long, long poker
game pitting brother against
brother.
I suspect we are going to miss
the old Hitchcock snapper end
ings. It came as no surprise
when the least likely fellow
our hero staggered home mor
tally wounded after the game.
While a number of new shows
have been making their prelim
inary bows to the audience some
old acquaintances have been
returning after a summer's hol
iday. "Naked City," ABC's police
action show, came back with a
vital script and a splendid per
formance by guest-star Burgess
Meredith which ought to be re
memberod months hence when
at Emmy time. Meredith played,
with delightful invention, an al
coholic Greenwich Village poet
in an imaginative script which
was in the quality class of "The
Defenders."
This is a good, sensitive scries
which deserves more attention
than it receives.
One wishes the return of "Car
54, Where Are You?" earlier in
the week were as fortutious. It
was, in fact, a pretty tired
comedy show which relied far
too heavily on topical references
and Fred Gwynne's expressive
face (denoting nausea) to hold
out much promise for another
happy season.
It will take several weeks of
carefully scheduled viewing to
see all of the programs drop
ping into fall position at a rate
KATU-TV
Channel 2, Cable 2
FRIDAY
S:(M1 Rusty Nails' Cartoonival
S:.10 Mickey Mouse Ciuh
6:00 I Married Joan
6:30 K-2 News Special
6:55 Brumflcld's Barometer
7:00 Groucho Marx
7:30 2 For the Show
9:00 One Step Beyond
S:S0 Bold Journey
10:00 K-2 Newa Special
10:25 Brumtleld'a Barometer
10:30 Steve Allen Show
11:30 K-2 Newa Extra
11:35 Steve Allen Show
12:00 News, Weather, Meditations
12.20 Sign Off
'62 V.
CLEARANCE
1962 Buick V-8
Special Deluxe
4-Door Sedan
The happy
medium tat car.
"The
place
to buy it."
iriiflifliJjjUrs
Dr. Kildare, the two wander
ing busybodics of "Rome 66,"
ad infinitum.
And that brings us to our les
son. Since the tone and flavor
of our story accounts for much
of the seeming sameness and
the professional humanism
all we need to do is shift the
emphasis of the characters, and
we can sell our tale to almost
any show within reason. For ex
ample: In Thursday night's epi
sode, a doctor warned the calf
roper he had a brain tumor. The
doctor's part was small, but if
we expanded it, we could easily
have a "Kildare" program or a
"Ben Casey."
Now, if the dying man
were to seek out a lawyer to
draw up a will, we could em
phasiie the barrister and have
ourselves a "Sam Benedict" or
maybe even "The Defenders."
See how easy it is? You, too,
can be a hack.
Well, you ask, why the rodeo
setting for a show in the first
place? The reason for "Wide
Country" and another upcoming
rodeo series, ABC-TV's "Stoncy
Burke," is the enormous pop
ularity of the sport, as proven
in spectator attendance and
television ratings.
In the scries, Holliman has a
younger brother, Andrew Prine,
who played Eugene Gant in the
Broadway adaptation of Thomas
Wolfe's "Look Homeward, An
gel." They travel the modern
of five or six an evening during
the next 10 days.
Recommended viewing:
Tonight "Don't Call Me
Charlie," premiere, NBC, come
dy about an Army veterinarian
and his colonel stationed in
Paris; "Fair Exchange," pre
miere, CBS, situation comedy
about an American and an Eng
usn coupie wno exenange leen
aep rimiphlnra for a vpnr- "Thr '
Jack Paar Show," premiere,
NBC, new time and format for
the king of controversy.
Saturday "Magic Midway,"
premiere, NBC, children's show;
"Reading Room," premiere, CBS,
book show for teen-agers.
Sunday "McKcever and the
Colonel," premiere, NBC, com
edy about cadets in a military
school; "Ensign O'Toolc," pre
miere, NBC, comedy of
naval life starring Dean
Jones; "The J e t s o n s," pre
miere, ABC, cartoon scries
about a space-age family; re
turning with new shows, "Ted
Mack's Amateur Hour," "College
Bowl," "Walt Disney's Wonder
ful World of Color," "Bonanza,"
opening performance of Lincoln
Center for the Performing Arts,
special, CBS, and "The Inter
rogator," NBC, John Mills in a
drama about the 1957 Cyprus
uprisings.
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Before
rodeo circuit and the enitre
country in a station wagon, !
much as the "Route 66" heroes '
do in a sports car. I
Prine also aspires to be ro
deo champ. But Thursday night !
Holliman tried to understand j
Forrest. The doctor learns the
dying man is trying rodeo stunts'
he never did before to earn
more money, and phones the
cowboy's wife. Holliman also
finds nut and apparently throws
a Brahma bull contest on pur
pose to enable the cowboy to
collect. The cowboy thinks no
one knows his secret and no
one tells him.
Holliman and Prine didn't
have much to do. and did it
well. Their network opposition: j
"Mister Ed," "Ozzie and Har-j
riet," "Donna Reed" and the
first- half-hour of "Perry Ma
son, which switches to Thurs
days. The Channel Swim: Rhonda
Fleming guests on CBS-TV's
"Stumps the Stars" Oct. 8 . . . .
Rita Moreno visits the same
show Oct. 1: She also turns up
on NBC-TV's Andy Williams
program Oct. 4 and the daytime
version of CBS-TV's "Password"
the week of Oct. 1.
Duke Ellington's orchestra
appears on ABC-TV's Edie
Adams show Oct. 23 . , Dor
othy Provine joins Bob Hope
again on his annual Christmas
trip to entertain troops abroad;
NBC-TV will air a program
about the jaunt Jan. IB . . . Miss
Provine guests on same net
work's Perry Como Show on
Nov. 14.
Baseball stars Mickey Mantle
and Whitey Ford, comedian Bill
Dana and trumpeter Al Hirt
join Eddie Fisher on Ed Sul
livan's scsional premier on CBS
TV Sept. 30 . . . Viveca Lind
fors stars in the premier epi
sode of the same network's new
series, "The Nurse," next Thurs
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vember. One prize is a jeweled
bikini.
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