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TELEVISION IN REVIEW
Poe Ciardi does good
Job on old year wrapup
By Fred Danzig
UPI Staff Wrltar
NEW YORK (UPI) Nrf longer
must we believe that TV wrapups
of old years must be presided
over by newsmen, commentators
or Garry Moore.
On CBS-TV Thursday night,
they let a poet do it. And he did
a bang-up job. John Ciardi wrote
and narrated A Memoir about
1961 as "Accent" was expanded
to a full hour and slipped into a
prime time slot.
It was a thoughtful, brightly-
paced, occasionally irreverent and
funny, sad, sentimental hour that
closed with a sturdy jigger of
inspiration. The technique used
was primarily still pictures of
newsmakers making news. Then,
with Ciardi putting the event into
perspective, the camera would
punctuate his remarks by closing
upon faces ot ordinary people
reacting to news.
Some taped inserts were used
Roger Maris hitting No. 61, Alan
Shepard's rocket ride, songs about
the Jackie look, spools ot the
John Birch Society and the Peace
Corps, some one-line jokes by
Dick Gregory (who sounds more
and more like Bob Hope on an
off night), and some "twisters"
in action but basically it was
the excellent pictures and Ciardi s
script that held the hour together.
My only quibbles are that the
transitions from serious to funny
to commercial moods were too
abrupt and that the spread of
comedy should either have been
intensified or eliminated com
pletely.
"The Lonely Woman," undoubt-
pep o !.u Tilfl
TONIGHT'S FK0ftRA.Mil
OO Hank Weaver Newt
10 Paul Harvey Newa
15 ML Bachelor Show
: 20 1110 Music Time
45 Alex Dreler Newa
00 K-Bend Music Palrol
: (10 Bend va Baker
:00 BandsLand Music
SATURDAY
:00-TNT
1:30 County Agent
i: 45 Farm Reporter
:00 Morning Mel'Kltea Newa
:30 Morning RoundUD
:0O Honor Roll of Mualo
I'jn Local News
Honor Roll of Music. Newa
:3n Weekend West
: 35 Honor Roll of Music
:40 Top Tunea
: 55 Honor Roil of Music. Newa
:30 Local News
35 Honor Roll of Music. Newa
: no Weekend West
: 05 Honor Roll of Musto
00 Noontime Melodies
: 10 Today's Classlfleda
15 Sptrts Review
:ro Noontime Melodlea
: 30 Noon News
45 Farmers Hour
: no Weekend West
:05 Tops In Music
:30 Paul Harvey Newa
: 45 Tops In Music
: 00 Weekend West
:ns Tons In Musia
30 Weekend West
:35 Tops In Music, newa
: 30 Weekend West
:35 Tops In Music, newl
: on Northwest News
: 30 Weekend West
:35 Tops in Music, newl
'00 Tiame Commission Program
: 05 Tops In Music
:1!5 Speaking of Sporta
: 30 Social Securlly Program
: 30 Tops In Music. News
00 K-Hend Musical Patrol
.30 Grand Ole Opry
: no Bend vs. La Grande
i: no This Fvenlng's Favorite
':0O Bandstand Music, Newa
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6: 15 liHfl! Kiiwards
6:30 Highway Patrol
6 45
Ntvs Central
ABC Newa
7:u0 Death Valley Days
7:15
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7:45
Peter Gunn
Straightaway
8. on
8:15
8:30 Route 66
6:45
The Hatha waia
FUntstonet
9:00
9: 15
9:. VI Father of Uit Brldt
9:4
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10: 15
10:30 EyewUneit
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LI-00 Portland Wrestling
11:15
11:30
U.45 Nizhtsrent
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Movie 12
7.00
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7:30
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8.00
8:15
8:30
8:45
Cartuun Time
Sky Kins
Char U a
Leon Errol
Learn to Draw
9 (XI
9 15
Captain Kangaroo
Action
9:45
10-00
10 15
10 30
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11. 15
11:30
11 45
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Gateway Jamboree
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12 15
12:30
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1 15
1 30
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Mighty Mouse
Roy Roger
Shotgun
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Fronutr Ouckir
Tht CaUforniani
FwTtiand
edly a first cousin to "the trapped
housewife" and "the single wom
an," issued her call for help, as
usual, in the opening scene of
Thursday's "Special for Women"
on NBC-TV.
And, right on schedule again,
the leading lady awakened at the
end to the realization that she
had been lonely all her life. So
the final scene, in which Mrs.
Martha Sloan pauses to take stock
of her loneliness, turns out to be
the real beginning for her.
The script by George Lefferts
and Elisabeth Dutton was well-
suited, for a change, to the bar
ren reflectivity that marks each
of these presentations. However,
Mrs. Sloan was so harshly drawn,
so incapable of living with her
self, that she soon resembled a
neurotic basket case and not an
everyday member of the lonely
crowd community. Nan Martin,
given the task of maintaining
nervous, wretched desperation all
through the play almost all in
close-ups, too performed with
eloquent understanding and con
trol. 'CBS Reports" started off 1962
with some laughs.
With "The Land Beyond the
Wall," reporter-narrator Daniel
Schorr presented a grim, fairly
comprehensive picture of life in
East Germany and the commu
nist showcase city of Rostock.
But Schorr also presented unin
tentional humor by capturing
wild, overwhelming doses of
George Orwellian "double-think"
in action as he asked his ques
tions and got his answers from
the adaptable, submissive East
Germans.
College students, government
leaders, businessmen and workers
were heard telling Schorr that
black Is white. Schorr himself ap
peared to have difficulty in con
cealing his own amazement and
amusement at the comments of
the brainwashed Germans.
The program ended after Schorr
asked Walter Ulbrieht, the East
German communist chief, about
the destalinization program Schorr
had wilnessed and filmed in Ro
stock. Ulbrieht denied it had tak
en place. Schorr said what do
you mean, I saw them tear down
the Stalin signs. At that, Ulbrieht
ended the interview and a woman
told Schorr, "He's finished now."
Was she being prophetic in her
desire to be helpful?
Th Channel Swim: Arthur Ken
nedy will be the narrator for
ABC-TV's forthcoming series
about the Franklin D. Rosevelt
era. As announced earlier, Charl
ton Heston will speak the words
of F.D.R.
Fred Clark has the starring
role in "Securities for Suckers,"
CBS-TV's "Armstrong Circle The
ater" for Wednesday, Jan. 17.
The subject is counterfeit stock
certificates.
Cornelia Otis Skinner joins a
cast headed by Lee Remick,
Peter Lawford and Charles Bick
ford in NBC-TV's "Theater 62"
adaptation of the 1947 film, "The
Farmer's Daughter," airing Sun
day. Jan. 14.
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New Beat
Huntley-Brlnkley
Mr. Magoo Show
Main Event
Internationa) Showtime
Beyond The Threshold
SLrip
Projection 63
Corruptora
Miami Undercover
Night Beat!
Jack Paar Snow
Prayer ft Hymn
Ton Country
Chan
Wanda Wunda
Theater
Shart Lewii Shovf
King Leonardo
Fury
Make Room For Daddy
Update
Mr. Wizard
of Home
Slade
Movlt
Telav-enrure Tale
Casey Jones
Saturday Matinee
DKk Trao
Ivanr"
buxjni
Svene Steal n
6 The Bend Bulletin,
tissin.s.Tj.s-"u.a. aw. a. -
"Hiegins hasn't been going
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wilt) sne coum nave a. new cgai 11 sua vuum
save enoueh for it!"
CARNIVAL
First Lady
again fops
best dressed
NEW YORK (UPD-Mrs. Jac
queline Kennedy heads the list of
Uie world's best dressed women
for the second year in a row and
was joined at the fashion sum
mit by her sister. Princess Lee
Radziwill of London, and a close
friend, Mrs. Charles B. Wrights
man of Palm Beach.
The New York Couture Group,
which conducts the annual best
dressed poll among 2,000 fashion
experts, added two other new
names to the 1961 list. They were
Mrs. Herve Alphand, wife of the
French ambassador to the United
States, and Mrs. Uberto Agnelli,
a tnemher of the Italian family
which manufactures Fiat cars.
Makinff room for the newcom
ers nn the list of the most chic
dozen were actress Audrey Hep
burn and Mrs. Norman K. Win
ston, wife of a New York real
estate developer, both of whom
were elevated to the couture
group's permanent fashion halt ot
fame.
Tu'is ummpn nmmff 1960's best
dressed were dropped from the
list Mrs. Stavros Niarchos of
the Greek shipping family and
Mrs. Patrick Guinness of the
Irish stout-brewing family.
Tho other winners of the fash
ion world's highest accolade, all
repeats from the I960 list, were
Mrs. Gloria Rubio Guinness, Mex
ican, hnm wif of banker Loel
Guinness of the brewing family.
Queen Sirikit of Thailand, peine
consort of King Phumiphol Adul-Hot-
nnnna Marella Aenelli. wife
of Gianni Agnelli of the Turin au
tomotive family: Mrs. tvangeune
Bell nnice. wife of U.S. Ambas
sador to Britain David K. E.
Bruce; Princess Alexandra of
Kent; Vieomtesse Jacqueline de
Ribes of Paris: Mrs. Dorinda
Dixon Ryan, wife of New York
millionaire John Barry Ryan III.
HAND ON POCKETS
i.nNT)fN (UPI) A leading
banker says Britons wear out
their trouser pockets carrying the
20.000 tons of small coins a year
-about one pound per aouiu
Julian Crosslev. chairman of
Barclays Bank Co., urged the
government Tuesday lo lane aa
vantare nf the DroDosed switch to
the decimal system of coinage
and to reduce the weignt ot Eng
lish small change.
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NOTICE OF FINAL
SETTLEMENT
Estate of HILDA V. FRANKS
In Uie District Court of the
State of Oregon for Deschutes
County.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN,
that the undersigned, Adminis
trator of the estate of HILDA V.
FRANKS, deoeased, has filed his
final account in the above entitled
court, and that 9th day of Janu
ary. 1962, at 2:00 p.m. in the
Court Room of the above entitled
court has been appointed by the
court as the time and place for
the hearing of objections thereto,
if any, and the settlement there
of. Dated and first published De
cember 15, 1961.
Date of last publication Janu
ary, 5, 1962.
George Franks,
Administrator of said estate
LOUIS L SELKEN.
Attorney for said estate.
9-15-20-25-C
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
Estate of W. J. RUARK
In the District Court of the
State of Oregon for Deschutes
Countv.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN,
that the undersigned, Harold P.
Carlile. has been appointed as
Executor of the last will and test
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Oregon, within six months from
the first publication of this notice
in the Daily Bend Bulletin. .
Dated and first published Janu
ary 5, 1962.
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Executor
DeArmond. Goodrich i Gray,
Attorneys for said estate.
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