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EUGENE REGISTER-GUARD. Tuesday, Jan. 22, 1963 Paw 5B TELEVISION SCHEDULES 1 KVAL-TV KEZI-TV KOIN-TV KPTV KGW-TV . IlMMlUCiblll Channtl Car.nl Ctanntl 8 Cam. Chars. llCar.1. li, Coanne'l Cibla TUESDAY, JANUARY 22, 1963 If? cISMKSi Krtoon Kluohuus. Movi. Thre. Stoose. Clutch Carjo 55 Uu?c. r?- Kartuon Klubhou.. Movi. Thrc. Stoo.c. Set. Bllko 4 OuekDZ S ctey "oum Mo,,e Popey. Cartoom Sal. Bllko Quick Draw Mickey Moui. N.wscen. Popty. Cartoon. News Beat J? i?.uW'r' l NV" Newscen. Llppv Lion, News Beat Via """"e Brlnkley ABC Report Walter Cronklt. W.lly i Touch. Hunllev Hrlnkley i Vi t5? Dangerman Hong Kong News Yogi Bear . Dangerman Hong Kong News Yogi Bear V-ls n.irf!?Ile ?n Wttll0l Hong Kong People Ar. Wyatt Earp ! RIS-h . A Gun Hong Kong Funny Wy.it t.rp 5:12 n! 2 Combat Marshal Dillon Combat Laramie ic) "efendera Combat Marshal Dillon Combat Laramie Icl ? KfJ""!!'"' Combit Lloyd Bridges Combat Laramie (cl !;J! P'f,en"r, Combat Lloyd Bridges Combat Laramie (c) J.JO fcmpire jc) Hawaiian Ky. Red Skelton Hawaiian Ey. Emplr. (c) ... tmplre (c) Hawaiian Eya Red Skelton Hawaiian Ey. Emplr. Ic) :00 Empire (c) Hawaiian Eye Red Skelton Hawaiian Ey. Emplr. (c) KmE n '. Hawaiian Eye Red Skelton Hawaiian Eye Empire (cl m'.ii 2 f Eow' ! Untouchables Jack Benny Untouchablea Dick Powell . Dick Powell Untouchables Jack Benny untouchables Dick Powell JS:?J R!0!1 Eowe!! Untouchables Garry Moor. Untouchables Dick Powell tn'.tX J- i . f,",e," Untouchablea Garry Moor. Untouchablea Dick Powell lS:;2 C.Se!Huntey TBA Garry Moore Air Safety Chel Huntley 10.4 ChetHunUey TBA Garry Moore Air Safely Chet Huntley i:?9 Sep?r' ABC News Nlghtscen. News Night Beat .i'iJ ,!ht c NewsSFInal Happy Tim. News Night Beat ion,e !c! Assignment "Falcon's Tonight (c) " " lonlght(c) Underwater Brother" Tonight (c) WEDNESDAY,' JANUARY 23, 1963 2:02 "American Telecoursa Today Economy" Telecours Today Z:r? Farm Weather Cartoons Today . 7:48 Cartoon Time Dr. Zoom. Today J:02 CapL Kangaroo Addl. Bobklns Cartooner'sClub Capt Kangaroo Addl. Bcbklna Rocky & Friends - :f r Capt Kangaroo Romper Room Telescope :4g Capt. Kangaroo Romper Room Telescope S:?2 va to Calendar Jack LaLanne Telescope e1 T Calendar Jack LaLann. Telescope :30 Play Your I Love Lucy Movi. Play Your Hunch :4S Hunch (c) I Love Lucy Movi. Play Your Hunch !!:?2 Price Is Right (c) The McCoys Movi. Prlc. Is Right 10:15 Prlc. Is Right (c) Th. McCoys Movi. Price Is Right !2:?2 Concentration Pete & Gladys Movi. Concentration 104 Concentration Pet. & Gladys Movie Concentration il!?2 Your First Jane Wyman Lov. of Llf. Jan. Wyman Your First Impression ic) Jan. Wyman Love of Lite Jane Wyman Impression I.i! I ruth or Conseq. Yours For A Song Search for Tomor. Yours For A Truth or Conseq. 11:45 Truth or Lonseq. Yours For A Song Guiding Light Song Truth or Conaeq. 12:00 Merv Griflin (c Ernie Ford HI Netiihbor Ernie Ford Merv Griffin 12:15 Merv Griffin (c) Ernie Ford HI Nelgbor Ernie Ford MervGriftin 12:30 Merv Griffin (c) Father Knows Best As World Turns Father Knows Best Merv Griffin 12:4 Merv Griffin (c) Father Knows Best As World Turns Father Knows Best Merv Griffin 1:00 ( Rompet Room News 9 K01N Kitchen Life of Riley Loretta Young 1:13 Rompet luum Canadian Travel K01N Kitchen Life 01 Riley Loretta Young 1:30 Young Dr Malon. ETV House Party Lov. That Bob Young Dr Malon. 1:45 Young Dr Malon. ETV House Party Lov. That Bob Young Dr Malon. 2:00 Match Gam. Day In Court To TeU Th. Truth Day In Court Match Game 2:15 Match Game Day In Court To ell The Truth Day In Court Match Gem. 2:30 Make Room Seven Keys The Millionaire Seven Keys Make Room 2:45 For Daddy Seven Keya Th. Millionaire Seven Keys For Daddy 3:00 Yoga For Health Queen for a Day Secret Storm Queen For A -Day "Tomorrow Is 3:15 Yoga For Health Queen tor a Day Secret Storm Queen For A Day Another Day" 3:30 Stories of the Open House Edge of Night Who Do You Movie 3:43 Century Open House Edge of Night Trust? Movie 4:00 Spectator Amer Bandstand Cartoon Circus Amer Bandstand Movie 4:13 Spectator Amer Bandstand Earlv Show Amer Bandstand Movie 4:30 Capt Shipwreck Discovery "Tenderfoot" Discovery Cartoon Corral 4:45 Capt Shipwreck Discovery Movie Discovery Cannon Corral Long-Long Show TV's New Trend By RICK DU BROW ' of the United Press International HOLLYWOOD You know the late-late show. Now make way for the long-long one. The way the network trend is Joing, never will so many peo ple see so much of the same programs so often. Come next fall, comedies will be just about the only weekly half -hour entertainment stories left. "The Rifleman" and "Have Gun, Will Travel" are going un der, and the two new half-hour anthology dramas "True" and the Lloyd Bridges show are pretty well considered dead. The hour drama dominates for the present in prime-time. But the 90-minute program looms more and more. The reasons include: The usu al network desire to tie up view ers for a longer time against broadcasting opposition; the competition of three- and four- John Daly Plans To Leave Show NEW YORK OP John Daily, the host and moderator of the CBS show, "What's My Line?" eaid Monday he plans to leave the program next October be cause of a contract dispute. "I received an offer last week for a new five-year contract," Daily told a reporter, "but it was offered on a flat, nonnego- tiable basis take it or leave it. I felt that after 14 years with a program that this was some what less than responsible busi- ness manners. "So, of course, I told them that I could not accept that kind of an offer. I must say that I am going to leave the pro gram in early October." In a recent Nielsen rating, "What's My Line?" was listed among the 10 most popular pro grams in the nation. Regular panel members are Arlcne Francis, Bennett Cerf and Dor othy Kilgallen. hour blockbuster movies; the lure of the fast-coming pay-TV; and other tempting future mar kets such as closed-circuit thea ter television. As the average citizen's leisure time increases, the competition to occupy him and divert his spending dollar becomes fierce, particularly in view of other burgeoning recre ations such as travel, do-it-your self hobbies, boating, photogra phy, increased outdoor living including swimming pools and interest in hi-fi and stereo. The way for long-long shows has been paved by the "Today" and "Tonight" programs, by special news and sports events, by local movies. Now, this season, we have two prime-time movies a week, on Saturday and Sunday. And start ing two weeks from Monday night, there will be a third such film night, on Mondays. NBC's "The Virginian," the first 90-minute dramatic weekly scries, has made a go of it. ABC already has scheduled a 90-minute cops-robbers-and trial series for next season, as well as a weekly two-hour Saturday night show with Jerry Lewis. In addition, we have such long-long syndicated' programs as Steve Allen s, as well as Da vid Susskind's "Open End." And next season CBS-TV expands its evening news report to 30 min utes, which, combined with lo cal station addenda, often runs to an hour or so. "Ben Casey" was asked to ex pand to 90 minutes, but thus far has refused. Jack 1'aar is re ported interested it doing a 90 minute show next season and NBC-TV is reported interested in having him replace Johnny Carson once a week on To night." And hopeful producers are saying huge production costs of long-long weekly series can be made back by releasing the programs as movies overseas In short, buy a cushion. KATU-TV Channel 2, Cable 2 Television Previews Air Safety Probed By Special on ABC TUESDAY S:00 Rusty Nails' Cartoonlval 5:30 Mickey Mouse Club . , ... 6:00 Sugarfoot 7:00 Groucho Marx 7:.10 2 For the Show 9:00 One Step Beyond 9:30 Dangerman 10:00 K-2 News Special 10:30 Steve Allen Show 11:30 K-a Newa Extra 11:35 Steve Allen Show 12:00 News 12:20 Sign-Off WEDNESDAY 1:20 Meditations 1:30 Brumfleld's Almanac 1:45 K l News Special 2:00 Let's Go Shopping 2:10 Consult Dr. Brothers 2:15 Debbie Drake 2:30 Northwest Matinee 3:50 Paul Bunyan'a Newsreel 4:00 Superman 4:30 Paul Bunyan Show 5:00 Rusty Nails' Cartoonlval 5:30 Mickey Mouse Club 6:00 Championship Bowling 7:00 Groucho Marx 7:30 2 For the Show 9:30 Biography 10:00 K-2 News Special 10:30 Steve Allen Show 11:30 K-2 News Extra 11:35 Steve Allen Show 12:00 News 12:20 SlgnOff An ABC special tonight at 10:30 on Channels 9 and 12 fea tures an in-depth probe of air safety in the United States. "How Safe Is Flying?" pre sents information about (he strides which aviation safety has made since the 1920s and outlines the hazards of faster flying and higher landing speeds. Also presented is the problem of building and ex panding airports in time to meet landing requirements. The program is dedicated to Eastern Airlines pilot Capt. Ed ward Bechtold, a safety expert who died in the kind of acci dent he was working to correct. Other Tuesday previews: 8:30 p.m., Empire (13-8) Guest star Jeremy Slate gives strong performance in "The Loner" as an honest and deter mined young man who uses un conventional tactics to get a job Movies 7:30 p.m. (2) "A Message to Garcia." Wallace Beery, Bar bara Stanwyck, John Boles. Army officer is entrusted with a vital message to deliver to the Cuban revolutionary leader. Well acted, interesting drama. (1936 good.) 11:30 p.m. (12) "The Fal con's Brother." George Sanders, Tom Conway. When the Falcon is injured by enemy agents, his brother carries on. Routine mys tery. (1942 fair.) Wednesday (daytime):' 9:35 a.m. (12) "Whispering Ghosts." Milton Berle, Brenda Joyce. Milton gets a few laughs out of this film but not enough for success. He's out to solve a sea captain's murder and re cover some buried treasure. (1942 fair.) 2:30 p.m. (2) "Claudia." Dor othy McGuire, Robert Young. If you've never seen Rose Franken's almost classical story of a child bride who grows up, you're in for a treat. Funny but not hilarious, sentimental but not corny. (1943 good.) 3 p.m. (8) "Tomorrow Is Another Day." Ruth Roman, Steve Cochran. Fast paced ac tion drama about hoodlums and their women. Miss Roman tries to start a new life but her past proves too strong an obstacle. Good performances. (1951 good.) 4:15 p.m. (6) "The Tender foot." Joe E. Brown, Ginger Rogers. Brown comedy with Joe as a cowboy who becomes volved with a group of people trying to get enough money to gether to put their show on Broadway. (1932 fair.) KOAC-Radio TUESDAY 5:00 Children's Theater 5:15 College of the Air 6:00 News and Weather 6:15 Germany Today 6:30 Evening Farm Report 7:00 Oregon Legislature 7:30 News In Perspective 6:00 Evening Symphony 9:45 News snd Weather 10:00 Sign Off WEDNESDAY 10:00 News and Weather 10:15 Especlslly for Women 11:00 Concert Hsll , 12:00 News and Weather 12:15 Noon Farm Hour 1:00 News Background 1:15 School of the Air 1:30 Memory Book of Music 1:45 School of the Air 2:00 Especially for Women 2:30 Pops Concert on the Garret ranch. What gives the show its spirit is the threat Slate poses to young Tal Gar ret. 9 p.m.. Poet's Eye (7) The works of American poet Rich ard Wilbur will be the subject of reading and discussion by Kestcr Svendsen, head of the English department at the Uni versity of Oregon. 9:30 p.m., Dick Powell (13-8) Mickey Rooney gives a superb performance of a fourth rate nightclub comic who is goaded into suing for libel when some body insults him on a television show. The trial forces him to face the realities of his career and reputation and his outburst in the courtroom when he's try ing to convince the judge and jury that he is funny is quite moving. Frank Sinatra is guest host tonight. 10 p.m., Garry Moore (6) Of special interest is the Amer ican television debut of an Eng lish comedy team called Black burn and Reeves. The pair does a bit of patter on everything from New York's traffic to Tshombe and the Twist. Other guests are Comedienne Nancy Walker and Singer Dorothy Collins. KOAC-TV TIKSKAY 6 30 What's New 7:00 World Literature 7:43 U.S. Hlstorv 6:30 Headline Reaction 8:00 Poet'a Eve 9:30 Glenn Gould ' 10:00 TBA 10:30 Sign Oft 5-YEAR OR... 50.000-MILE OUAKANI : ON . .. Imperial Chrysler Plrmnnth Valiant BARKER MOTORS INC. I0W Oil.. Kuiena. 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