OUT OUR WAY
with MAJOR HOOPLE
The Bend Bulletin, Monday, January 15, 1962
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TELEVISION IN REVIEW
'Fourposter' smothered by
stiff production blanket
By Fred Danzig i thought Fielder Cook's handling of
UPI Stff Writer the cast it included Lee Remick,
NEW YORK (UPD The charms Peter Lawford, Charles Bickford
of "The Fourposter" were smoth- and Cornelia Otis bKinner-made
lor proiessionany eneciive iigmr
weight entertainment. And in
"How Is his appetite BEFORE meals?"
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6-30 AuuiUvanl
6:
7:00 Sea Hawk
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7:30 To Tell The Truth
7:45
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9:00 Ianny Thomas show
9:15
9:30 Andy Griffith Show
9:45
10:00 Hennesey
10:15
10:30 Tve Got A Secret
10:45 "
11:00 Mlhtscene
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11:30 Showame on fl
11:45
News Cenlrsl
ABC New
Report to Portland
Cheyenne
Dr. Ben Casey
News & Weather
Movie U
New Beat
Mayor Shrunk Report!
Quick Draw Mcuraw
Brothers Brannasan
Everglades
Ule ol Robert El. Lee
Price Is Right
S7th Precinct
Nlsht Beatl
Best of Parr
5:45
6:00
6 15
6:30
6:45
7:00 College of the Air
7:15
7:30 Cartoon Time
7:45
8:00 Captain Kangaroo
8:15
8:30 "
8:45
9:00 Calendar
9:15
9:30 I Love Lucy
9:45
10 00 Video Village
10:15
10:30 Surprise Package
10:45
11:00 Love of Lite
11:15
11:30 Search for Tomorrow
11:45 Guiding Light
on HL Neighbor
13:15
2:30 As the world Turns
13:45
1.00 KOIN Kitchen
1:15
1:30 House Party
1:45
2 00 The Millionaire
1: 15
2:30 Verdict Is Yours
3:43
5:00 Brighter Day
J: 15 ?ecret Storm
530 Edeg of Night
5:45
00 Waterfront
4:15
4:30 Cartoon Circus
4:45
5:00 Rocky and Ids Friends
5:15 Broken Arrow
5:30
5:45 Newscene
OEA Presents
Charue'B Roundhouse
Romper Room
Jack Le Lanne Show
Morning Movie
The Texan
Yours tor a Song
Camouflage
Make a Face
Day In Court
Bums A Allen
Jane Wymsn Anthology
Seven Keys
Queen for a Day
Who Do You rruitT
American Bandstand
Addle bobklns Show
Three Stooges
Popeye Theater
Prayer & Hymn
Contemporary Math.
American Gov,
ered by a scratchy, stiff and cold
production blanket Saturday night.
In the one-hour "Golden Show
case special on CBS-TV, the cen
tral marital relationship emerged
with all the warmth of an Army
cot. Seldom have I seen one of
executive producer David Suss-
kind's adaptations miss its target
by so wide a mark.
Adapters Audrey Gellen and
Jacqueline Babbin turned Jan de
Hartog's glowing study of the com
plexities of wedded bliss into a
confused, confusing crazyquilL. Do
mestic crises, treated as a series
of debates, failed to register with
clarity or develop realistically.
The comedy pace ran off with the
subtleties and crushed into the
floorboards whatever poignant uni
versalities the play intended to
honor.
Jackie Cooper and Tammy
Grimes were unable to shape the
characters of Michael and Agnes
into full-bodied, believable people.
II isn't entirely the fault of the
script and Ronald Winston's di
rection, either. Cooper's imitation
of ' the head of the household
was right out of the amateur dra
matic troupe's version of "Life
With Father." The acting talents
of Miss Grimes needed more than
a plain stick drawing to shake at:
As the narrator, Tom EweU con
tributed the proper facial expres
sion to the proceedings. He looked
deeply pained by it all.
A more successful adaptation of
a less worthy piece of material
was that which "The Farmer's
Daughter" received Sunday night
on NBC-TV s "Theater 62.
This color special told the fairy
tale about the idealistic farmers
daughter whose well-developed po
litical and romantic instincts en
abled her to nail an election and
the well-born bachelor hero, all
during the same pre-election poli
tical rally.
While it was all too much, I
Carlooner's Club
Telescope
Play Your Hunco
Price Is Right
Concentration
Your First Impression
Truth or Consequences
Jan Murray Show
Lorerta Young Show
Young Dr. Malone
Our Five Daughters
Danny Thomas Snow
Here's Hollywood
The Matinee
This log Is made up from Infnrnnttlnn rumKhrd by Television Stations and Its
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color, the blue-eyed Miss Remick
ranks as one of the world's great
art treasures. Miss Remick" so
phisticated hairdo was upstaged,
however, by Mr. Bickford's. Poli
tical note: Rep. John Lindsay,
R-N.Y., had one line in the show
and blew iL
Dialing and Filing: The creative
mind of Ernie Kovacs was per
mitted to bloom in the TV me
dium and the tragedy of his death
is that his talents as an original
can no longer be channeled into
other media, such as the theater,
motion pictures and writing. I
have this feeling that he was still
very much an emergent force.
Kovacs, I guess, goes down as
TVs Nathaniel West.
"John Brown's Body," a full
hour dramatized reading on CBS
TV, was made of sturdy stuff
and radiated honest passions and
compassion. Richard Boone and
Douglas Campbell headed the ex
cellent cast One question: In an
opening scene, did my eyes de
ceive me or did the cargo of Afri
can slaves includes a couple of
white men? That's show biz.
Ed Sullivan delivered an unusu
al commercial as he pitched for
newsmen in need of jobs because
of what he called the telescop
ing" of papers in Los Angeles.
A slew of exciting action shots
were captured by the ABC-TV
cameras on Sunday's "Wide World
of Sports." The stars were water
skiing champs and a daring cliff,
diver at Acapulco and the hard
charging barrel jumping champs
competing at Grossinger, N.Y.
It should come as no surprise
to learn that Groucho Marx acquit
ted himself with honors as he
made his TV dramatic debut Sun
day night in "The Hold-Out" on
"The G.E. Theater."
The Channel Swim: Soupy Sales, '
an exponent of pie-in-the-puss
comedy, begins a -new half-hour
slapstick series on ABC-TV Friday,
Jan. 26. Once again. Soupy, will
be assisted by White Fang, Black
Tooth and Pookie the Lion, and
puppeteer Clyde Adler.
Jack Oakie stars in "Viva Veg
as," ABC-TV's "Target: The Cor
rupters" episode for Friday, Feb.
9. Oakie will portray a comedian
who is owned by a crime syndi
cate. "Police emergency Squad," a
documentary about New York
City's Emergency Squad No. 1 in
action, will be aired on NBC-TV
"DuPont Show of the Week" Sun
day, Feb. 18. The program had
been scheduled for airing in January.
Shelley Fabares makes her
singing debut in "Donna's Prima
Donna," the Thursday, Feb. 1,
episode of ABC-TV's "Donna Reed
Show."
Temperatures
Temperatures during the 14
hours ending at 4 a.m. PST today.
High Low Precip.
Band 42 10 T
Astoria 47 33 .47
Baker 27 17 .11
K. Falls 30 20 T
Medford 38 33 .03
Newport 45 34 .45
N. Bend 46 37 .19
Pendleton 41 29 T
Portland 42 37 .09
Redmond 45 15
Salem 42 35 .07
The Dalles 43 31 .01
Chicago 32 28 .57
Los Angeles 62 45
New York 44 39
San Fran. 52 43 s
Washington 43 33
M'T 1
Musical director Carmen
Dragon conducts the Stand
ard School Broadcast Sym
phony Orchestra for the
consecutive year. This year's
series titled "MUSIC
Passport to the World" may
be heard Thursday at 11:00
A. M. on Radio Station
KRCO.
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