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wme of things, only the fittest survive ffhd the program reveals
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Tl'KSDAY OS KOINTV: . "I
3:00 p.m Garry Moore Show with Durward's help, Garry dem
onstrates the problems of a rural census taker.
5:00 p.m., Red Dunning Hour "Wild Mustang": Harry Carey.
8:00 p.m., Phil Silvers Show To escape the summer heat, Bilko
plots to aet his platoon sent to a new Army retrejt in the cool Colo
rado mountains.
8:30 pm., Navy Log The dramatic and true story of how a car
rier pilot, blinded in action over the Pacific, is guilded back to his
ship by a buddy in another plane.
9:00 p.m., The Whistler A successful young. business woman re
turns home for a reunion with a school chum.
10:00 p.m., Big Town "Photographer": When he leaves a mental
hospital after a year's stay, a formerly top news-photographer finds
that no one trusts him enough to give him a job.
10:35 p.m., Meet Millie It's a riot when Millie and her mother
accept 'blind' dates.
11:05 p.m., Showtime on Six "Hi Diddle Diddle": Dennis
O'Kcefe, Martha Scott.
TI ESDAY ON KPTV:
6:30 p.m., Favorite Story Adolphc Menjou, as Philadelphia Daily
Press' editor Sam Bryant, struggles to get two big stories.
8:00 p.m., Hob Hope Show French comedian Fernanrlcl; Doug
las Fairbanks, Jr.; Yana, a beautiful British vocalist; the Ballet
Montmarte; Ted Heath and his orchestra; and a Parisian fashion
show presented by world-famed Parisian couturiers, are highlights
of the Bob Hope Show.
9:00 p.m., Fireside Theatre-Jane Wytnan portrays a glamorous
Beverly Hills socialite who falls in love with O'Hara's Old Tavern,
in "Not What She Pretended."
9:30 p.m., Circle Theatre A writer, to make his story on wire
tapping authentic, joins an illegal wiretapping operator in "Ameri
cas Third Ear." , , ,. , ,
10:00 p.m., Dateline Europe Robert Cannon's grim job of escort
ing the body of an interred journalist from behind the Iron Cur-
'"ll:10 p.m., Nile Owl Theatre Anna Nagle and Anton Walbrook
star in "Sixty Glorious Years." , , ,
TUESDAY ON KLOR:
i nn nm Ron Mvron Show The program will be devoted to
Kinder Kollege. "The Nutcracker Suite" will be presented
4:30 p.m., Cowboy G Mcn "Rawhide Gold" starring Russell Hay
den and Jackie Coogan. .
6:00 p.m., Superman "The Golden Vulture" starring George
Reeves as Superman. .'.,.. i ..
6:30 p.m., N.E.W.S. Highlights of the latest world, national and
local sports events by Charlie LaFranchisc. The weather report
,n hr, I.indsev. The latest news around the
world, around the clock, by Sherman Washburn through the facili-
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7:00' p.m.. Guv I.ombardo-Guest vocalists, the Beachcombers, sing
"Hawaiian War Chant." Selections for the program Dy
Roval Canadians. ,
.-.., ii rii,r Preen! A "Chevenne
titled "The Storm Riders" starring Clint Walker and Anne Whit
field Chevenne is blocked from driving his heard of ponies over
.jl-i v.., . ,.,nm, nlomnn and in the resulting argument,
liillU U1YI1VU Uj a niumij - , . , . ...
is run down by the horse of the cattleman's hired killer.
8-30 p m , Wvatt Karp-"The Frontier Theatre" starring. Hugh
O Brian as Wichita's marshal Wyatt Earp. A new enemy arrives in
town to tangle with Earp wnen ine gicni " ..- -
"peep show" atWichaa's ua e
H:UU p.m., mane uuum iui jjm"j - -
Williams household is in a stale of upset as its menfolk, Danny
and Rusty, both face what is basically the same problem-a fear:
f10C30 pmC,CNorthwest AAU Boxlug-From Central Catholic High
School-bads- Club Fights. Th feature fight-Ph i Mover of the
Portland Ramblers vs. Wilbur Young of the McPherson Athletic
C1n 00pS.na,UHon.etown Theatre-"Black Sheep of Whitehall" star
ring John Mills, Basil Sydney and Felix Aylmor. t
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ZZXZ-n Convertible": Francis Dee, J hn
.."Bob Crosby Show-The Gang stacks "Sixteen Tons'
The theme switches to "Forever, Darling," a Benny Goodman medley.
. ln i,7i,,Rrttv will demonstrate "Ministrone Milano."
3 p.m'.', Garry Moore Show -Ivan Sanderson is back with a new
animal fr end ... a sea monsier inai
annual 'i"u "rm nn Tarjnn": Ken Mavnard.
5 p.m., Itea ininnins iiuu, v.w...- ------- - .
6:30 p.m., Kit Carson-Senator Fowler is kidnapped. Kit and El
Toro track the kidnappers. distinguished first lady
,m h n fr the first time on a television dramatic
. "" '.,, : ":'. ...i,i, v,. h,Khf.nri. Onrv Merrill, in "Crack-Lp
Mr..-T,ii i iieascd and excited over TV, and plans more work in
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The Mlll-A.. investment counselor,, faced with an
8. p , ' . i ...j.iiv finds himso f the recipient of a million
emoezziemeiiL viuii sc,
.ti, c,.. r Hnan Hendricks.
,n KI...H. 57"Farewcll Appearance": A young reporter's
curiosity leads him to the true reason behind the premature retire
10 35 pro Trait J PM Sho,v-Patti sings about "It's Just a Little
St eet Where Old Friends Meet," "I Still Get a Thrill." "Sweet Sue.
"The Man I Love," and "It Looks Like Rain in Cherry Blossom Lane."
10:50 p.m.. Showtime on Slx-"Ueiovea vasuuunu . m.,u.. v...,
lcir, Margaret Lockwood. ( ( t , , .
WnDaNmSDHOAl-ufcHle: Rivers shows how to make a tailor's hem
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a fFZSSr--n White Knight" is the story of
biographer who falls in love with the daughter of the retired diploma .
whr Cooklmr at Home-Discussion on warm air heat.
Rotarian Richard Horn discusses Goodwill turn campaign
n,.. Matinee Theatre-Richard Travis, Catherine
Wakley stars in "Springtime in
T6X:30p.m., Mayor o( the Town-Whcn a mysterious stranger appears
in Springdalc, Mayor Russell receives a visit from a young lady who
suspects thaUhei stranger may be her missing fiance, a well known
"C7pCmrt. Mystcrv Theatre-Waiting to see a motion picture producer
Mark Saber hears a shot and finds the producer dead. Plan uses
Saber to verify the time of the murder and fur nishes the onls three
suspects with unbreakable alibis in "The Case of the Date with Death,
p m!. Screen Director's Playhouse-Robert Ryan stars as President
8:30 p.m..' Father Knows Best-A severe attack of growing pains
Droves more trouble than the measles for Robert loung and the Ander-
' 9 p.m., Kraft Theatre-"Good Old Charley Fay" is the story of a
television entertainer whose prime objective is a good show, regardless
"MS nCmS.e Mr!' District Attorney-Mr. D. A. plants fluorescent dust
.u. ' r cnormmbrt! in Mao an expert sale-cracking gang
but the gang, in turn, try to outsmart him by completely cleaning their
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llilb D.m.. Nile Owl Theatre-Edgar Kennedy and Bob Duncan star
in "Private Angclo."
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scheme of things, only the fittest survive ffhd the program reveals
many qjp the secrets of this never -Riding little in locales around the
9 p.ma MGM Parade The program salutes lomr, in tribute to S?.
Vit ntine's Day. . To iet (jtage for thi theme, host Gwrgc Murphy
re,iises "Sweethearts as surt) by Jeanetlo MacDonald a: NelsoS
Eddy in "Maytirr," an all-lime hit producM in 1U37.
9:30 p.Si.p Masquerade "Party A ptirty with exciting guest celebrf
ties in disguise designed to off clues to their identity either as to
name or occupation. '
10 p.m., Break the Bank The long time popular ami show originates
from the Dallas, Texas, Auto Show. .During the tour through Texas. I
Emcee Bert Park, and the gang with their, money bags, has matte
personal appearance for .the Heart Association and the tour wtll be
climaxed by a special show, after the' regular telecast, in which
contestants will donate $1,000 for each correct answer to Heart Fund.
10:30 p.m., Scotland Yard "Drayton Case." Step by step the Scot
land Yard detectives build up evidence against a murderer.
11 p.m.. Hometown Theatre "Tinker Herbert Marshall s true
story of "Tinker," 'the gypsy lad who runs away from his caravan
home to become a miner. His experiences and problems are touching.
On Television
KPTV (27)-KOIN-TV (6)
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TUESDAY .
6:00 p.m. KPTV Pinky Lee
KOIN ned Dunmnc
KLOR Mickey Mouse
KVAL Roundup
5:30 p.m. KPTV Howdy Doody
5: p.m. KVAL N'ewi
6:00 p.m. KPTV News
KOIN New
K LO K S u pc rm a n
KVAL Movie Museum
6:15 p.m. KVAL Rascals
6:30 p.m. KPTV Favorite Story
KOIN Name That Tune
KLOR Korla Pandit
KVAL Wcbfoot
6:45 p.m. KVAL Pattt Pace
7:00 p.m. KPTV Long John Silver
- KOIN $64,000 ?
KLOIl Guy Lombardo
KVAL Jungle Jim
7:30 p.m. KPTV Dinah Shore
KOIN Trust Your Wife?
KLOR Movie
KVAL Falcon
7:45 p.m. KPTV J. C. Swayza
8:00 p.m. KPTV Boh Hope
KOIN Silvers
KVAL Bob Hope
8:30 p.m. KOIN Navy Log
KLOR Wyatt Earp
9:00 p.m. KPTV Jane Wytnan
KLOR Danny Thomat
KVAL Jane Wyman
9:30 p.m. KPTV Circle Theater
KOIN Rpd Skelton
KLOR Cavalcade
KVAL Secret Journal
10:00 D.m. KOIN Ble Town
KLOR Man Behind Badge
KVAL iMavwntes "56
10:30 p.m. KPTV Dateline Europe
KOIN Millie
KLOR AAU, Boxing
KVAL Movie
11:00 p.m. KPTV-Movle
KOIN Movie
KVAL Wrestle
WEDNESDAY
8:00 a.m. KPTV Today
KOIN Pacific Panorama
KOIN Reducing
KPTV Term. Ernie
KOIN Valiant Lady
KOIN Love of Life
KPTV Feather Nest
KOIN Search
9:45 a.m. KOIN Guiding Lite
10:00 a.m. KPTV Ding Dong
KOIN Armchair
10:30 a.m. KPTV Telecourse
ivUIN Love Mory
11:00 a.m. KPTV Home
KOIN Robert W-
11:30 a.m. KOIN House Party
11:45 a.m. KLOH Public Interest
12:00 noon KPTV Matinee
KOIN Big Payoff
KLOR Film Festival
li:30 p.m. KOIN Bob Crosby
1:00 p.m. KPTV Date -with Ufa
KOIN Brithter Day
KPTV Modern Romance
KOIN Secret Storm
KPTV Queen for a Day
KOIN Your Account
KPTV What'a Cooking
KOIN-KOIN Kitchen
KLOR Lady
KVAIj Stop, Look, Lls'n
2:15 p.m. KVAL Reducing
8:45 p.m.
9:U0 i
9:15 a.m.
9:30 a.m.
1:15 p.m.
1:30 p.m.
2:00 p.m.
3:00 p.m.
4:1.1 p.m.
4:au p.m.
4:45 p.m.
5:00 p.m.
2:30 p.m. KPTV Movie
huiw-MriKe ii men
KLOR Beulah
KVAL Feather Nest
KOIN Garry Moore
KLOR Ron Myron
KVAL Movie
3:30 p.m. KOIN Godfrey
Kl.UH HUgglCS
4:00 p.m. KPTV Heck Harper
KLOR Kukla. Fran. Ollie
KVAL Modern Homance
KLOR News
KOIN Mr. Moon
KLOR Learning
KVAL Guest Book
KOIN Csrtoons
KPTV Pinkv Lee
KOIN Red Dunning .
KLOR Mick Mouse
KVAL Roundup
5:30 p.m. KPTV Howdy Doody
5:45 p.m. KVAIi News
6:00 p.m. KPTV News
KOIN News
KLOR West Marshal
KVA1, Wild Bill
6:30 p.m. KPTV Mayor
KOIN Kit Carson
i KLOR Sports Desk
F KVAL Break the Bank
7:00 p.m. KPTV Mark Saber
KOIN Drama
KLOR Boxing
KVAI 3 Ltvel
KPTV Eddie Fisher
KVAI Disneyland
KPTV News
KLOR Sports News
KPTV Srrn Dir. Sho.
KOIN Godfrey & Friends
KLOR DUneyiana
KPTV Father
KVAL Riley
KPTV Drama
KOIN Millionaire
KLOR Movie Parade
K V AL Science -Fict.
KOIN Got a Secret
KLOR Masquerade
KVAL Sherlock Holm el
KPTV Your Life
KOIN Drama
KLOR Break Bank
KVAL Hero
KPTV Mr. Dfst Attorney
KOIN Paul Page
KLOH Scotland Yard
KVAI-Hayride
KPTV Movla
KOIN Movie
KLOR Movie
KVAL Mark Saber
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HOLLYWOOD, Calif. In attendance at the fifth annual Commu
nion Breakfast of the Motion Picture Industry at the Palladium
yesterday are (L. to R.), comedian Danny Thomas, master of
ceremonies, Rosalind Russell, Most Rev. Timothy Manning. Aux
iliary Bishop of Los Angeles speaker, and Ann Blyth, who led the
.group in singing. A Pontifical Mass celebrated by Cardinal Mc
Intyre preceded the Breakfast which was attended by over 1800
members of the movio colony. (AP Photofax)
Entertainers at Las Vegas
Keep Getting Fabulous Money
Two Vehicles Damaged
In Evening' Collision
A "runaway" car and another
vehicle had minor damage when
they collided near the intersection
of Commercial and Candalarin
streets Saturday evening, city po
lice reported.
Raymond U. scnuherg, vsia air
mount avenue, told officers he saw
the coir rolling toward him and
tried to get out of the way but
couldn't.
The unoccupied car belongs to
G. I. Wadsworth, Woodburn, who
had parked it next to the curb but
apparently forgot to sol tne uruKes
police said.
By BOB THOMAS i
LAS VEGAS, Nev. W On Oct.
16, 1941, the El Rancho Vegas
opened its doors to the publicl En
tertainment was provided by a
seven-piece orchestra which was
paid $750 a week.
On April 20, 1955. the Hotel
Riviera premiered with Libcrace
and Brother George heading the
show. Their salary: $45,000 a week.
These two events marked the
beginning and the peak of the
greatest bonanza in the history of
live entertainment. No show place
earth not even Broadway in
the roaring '20s has so richly re
warded entertainers. Last year be
tween 18 and 20 million dollars
were Paid for talent at the night
clubs along the glittering Las
Vagas strip.
1 The boom did not happen over
night. Only the most visionary
could have anticipated the future
in those early days in the '40s
Among the acts that played El
Rancho were Frank Kay and Anne
revue starring Maxio Hosenbloom
at $1,000.
But business was good, aided by
the fun-seeking Gls at Nevada
bases during wartime. On Oct. 24,
1(142. a second hotel, tne Last
Frontier, opened up on the strip.
The competition between the two
gambling estntmsmnents boosted
prices for entertainers a bit, but
Iherewere still plenty of acts to
go around
The start of the real boom can
be dated from 1940, when the
gaudy new Flamingo appeared. It
was operated by a man whose
name Las Vegas would like to lor
get Bugsy Siegel. The veteran of
the underworld and 11m society
later shot In Beverly Hills in a
murder never solved flew over a
parcel of celebrities from Holly
wood. The premiere show was the
most spectacular Las VegBs had
yet seen Jimmy Durante, Xavier
Cugat's band, Rose Marie, Tommy
Aonder.
The Thundcrblrd appeared In
1948, followed two years later by
the Desert Inn. The Sahara and
Sands came in 1952, and that's
when prices for top stars started
skyrocketing.
The lid blew off In 1955 when no
fewer than foiif mullimillion dollar
holel-casinos opened their doors
and one of the pioneers, renamed
the New Frontier, was completely
refurbished. .
Lihernce appears to have won
the top salary. But . Mario Lanza
was set for three weeks at the
New Frontier at $50,000, backing
out minutes before show time. Bet
ty Hutton reportedly earned $100,
000 for three weeks at the Desert
Inn. , Betty Grablo and Harry
James booked into the Koyat Ne
vada at $37,500 a week, but the I any rate.
place folded before they could -collect.
Of the four hotels that opened in
1955. two Royal Nevada and Mou
lin Rouge are now dark and one
The Dunes is only renting rooms,
having closed Its casino and night .
club.
But top entertainers can still
draw fantastic salaries. Here are
some of the weekly paychecks:
Martin and Lewis. $25,000; Mau
rice Chevalier, $27,500; Frank SI
natrn, $25,000; Lena Homo,
$22,500; Donald O'Connor, $20,000;
Marlene Dietrich, $20,000; . hay
Starr, $25.000..
Some of the biggest money
makers here do not play the big
rooms. Good musical acts ore .
paid fancy prices to perform in '
the lounges alongside the casinos.
The Sahara pioneered this field,
bringing in such names as Artie
Shaw, Cab Calloway, Louis Prima.
Prima and his wife, Kccly
Smith, are a prime example of.
how Las Vegas can reward talent
ed people. Terrific performers tor
the late-hour gamblers, they have
been booked for 40 weeks at around
$5,000 a week! .
So you can, see that Las Vegas
does pay ott tor pcriormers, at
The belief that a fright for Ihc
mother during pregnancy can
cause mental deficiency in a child
is usually regarded as false by
most experts. (
Catherine Craig and
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12 noon Afternoon Film Festival irnvi-ui ouj
starring Googic
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give new ideas for spring decorating.
Keith Hnppcs,
ituation comedy which revolves
a. H m Ron nti a warm lam v
j ii u.n.nn familv and tlipir mnid. Beulah
i m Ron Mvron Show-Vocalist Rochclle Johnson will be Ron's
''v1ioCn mUC The RubcIcs - "Telephone Troubles "- Charlie Rusclcs'
molhcr in-law takes possession of telephone, paralyzing communica
tions with the outside world, causing grief to party line and sending
telephone company to its knees, begging lor mercy
4pm.. Kukla Fran and Qllle-Ever popular children's show featuring
Fran Allison and her zany friends, Kukla. the whimsical puppet, and
OI4:C15 'pmtohn Daly and the XewJ-Vp to minute account of the
. latest-world and nation."! news events.
4-30 p m., Sec How They l.earn-Th Portland Publig Schools Pro-
ducticn presents series whitfi explains the curriculum in Language
Arts. Mr. Ralph Biftsett. Assistant Superintendent of Language Arts.
discusses the teaching of Foreign languages 9
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6 p m., W'tern ManrhalO 'Trail of te ty.de-, starring Douglas;
Kennedy as Moshal Steve Donovan. , ., ,;
, i ? v u ui,hlil,u of Intra, word, national and locals
o sports events 'bv Charlie LaWaWhisc. Weather report) across the
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