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Newspaper Page TextTHURSDAY, JANUARY 5, 195J PAGE TWO HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON Mercer Tells Expectation For Radio. Video In 1956 1 By CHARLES MERCER NEW YORK ( Our operatives have finally reported In-after con sulting the sibyls and soothsayers, the astrologers and assorted prophets on what to expect from ' television and radio In 1956. The statisticians have projected their curves and see a boom busi ness year for the Industry. The figures to support this are very dull and won't be mentioned here. There will be an Increased num ber of longer television programs; the two-hour program will be com monplace by the end of the year. In lighter hearted vein the as trologers see other things. There will be about 27 new quiz programs on television. Of these, about 26 will imitate features of the couple of thousand now on the screen. One will be totally differ entand may last three weeks or three years. Arthur Oodfrey will fire five more employes. EACh firing will be attended with newspaper head lines. Every other producer in the business will fire many more em ployes than Oodfrey and no one will think of reporting it. A total of 14,787 men and women are now working on program Ideas which they are certain will be more popular than The $64,000 Question. Of these. 14.786 will fiz zle. One, marked by extraordinary simplicity, will succeed. All the comedians In the busi ness will at various times be as sailed by the conviction they're on the way out. Yet all but one will still be In business at the end of the year. This one will fade so slowiy he won't even know It hap pened. It really will be quite pain less, sir. At least one high-ranking official of one television network will transler his allegiance to another television network. This will create a big stir In a small segment of New York and leave the rest of the country indifferent. As the astrologers all agree, the only predictable thing about tele-1 vision In 1956 Is that it s generally unpredictable. "DENNIS THE' MENACE' DOORS OPEN 8:3Q P.M. Last 2 Days Mm mi mm (FRIDAY! I LaRosa Makes Wedding Plans NEW YORK (UPI Julius L Rosa, looking happy and properly humble, declared Jestirmly lost night that he and his bride-to-be "might have our first argument" about setting a wedding date. La Rosa, who rocketed to suc cess alter Arthur Codirey fired him. announced yesterday that he would wed Rosemary "Rory" Meyer, private secretary to singer Perry Como. "If It was up to me." said La Rosa at a news conference, "I'd be married tomorrow. But she's more sensible I guess. She worries about details and that sort of thing." La Rosa beamed happily during a half-hour ordeal of picture taking. "Everything Is perfect, Just perfect," said the 26-year-old bari tone. "About the only imperfect thing Is that we have to share this be.iutliul thing with thousands and thousands of people. I guess I shouldn't say that, but you know wnat i mean. ' -rue t-t ndCAte.w Hollywood Tailor ConfessesStartingLiberaceWardrobe ' BOY, PON'T VA MSTlOV SHOW ? ' By ALINE MOSBY United Press Hollywood Writer HOLLYWOOD (UP) On Vine Street, busy hub -of Hollywood's television and record world, a shopkeeper named 'Sy Devore is singled out as the man who did it Sy confesses It's he who makes those Jazzy clothes for Liberace. Devore is a tailor, and his Vine Street shop, surrounded by the big network TV studios, caters to the stars of the home screens. Of all his celebrated customers, Sy is proudest of how he started 1.1 berace on the road to sartorial splendor. "This Is one of the things that helped his career," announced De vore today. , "When Liburace came to me Bill Holden sent him in I changed Ins style completely. He was wear- ng wide shoulders and droopy things. He wanted something a little different. In facf, he wanted pink tuxedo, but I talked him out of thut." Instead Liberacc got white tie and tails, a gold lame tuxedo and a gold-and-black tuxedo with black satin lapel and cuffs. Devore also made Liberace's wardrobe tor his .'Irst movie, "Sincerely Yours" a gold lace smoking jacket, gray silk suit and black tuxedo sprin kled with gold polka dots. Devore's shop is a Hollywood landmark -where the TV crowd hangs out. In the barbershop In back, I found a Marilyn Monroe calendar and Oeorge Burns and George Gobel getting shaves. Out in front Donald O'Connor was. look- conscious on TV. They all lt ing over some checkered vests, suits to make them look tall." Devore claims the distinction of ti rvnehu nut nf those geiung buib , i , Hawaiian sport siuris mm clothes that fit and match. The tailor also lured George Gobel intoi tails. , ! "Actually movies are so far' away from the viewer that suits, don't show too much," said the tailor. "But stars get very clothes ' MclNTYRE . TRAVEL SERVICE Your Experienced Agent WILLARD HOTEL Phone 3088 (Radio Jjog DOORS OPEN 6:30 P.M. J ' 'lS- I TONIGHT IS PELICAN I wa-v9 " I iHOUSEdfl I JtaMes BAMBOO I m as today's teenager S 1 ffflfnffii) i'i f jTri If ) j s I ' "BmBi. I rZ I CmiseT I O UMfflX I CINEMASCOPE 1 iJliiiiiJlLUlisBrJ IS WARNERCOLOR - r'8 I JCjjsm) I HaVdEM . HALS? ON . V!N ... NATALIE WOOD -sal mihco 1 - h ri i II M a : TODAY! DOOR9 OPEN 6:30 ZaNe GREY'S mightiest WESTERN ADVENTURE! The blood of warrior chiefs ran hoi . In hit vtini-lh White Man had gone loo farl Now the Navajo Nation would rite and fight 01 of old I - & w HERBERT J VATtS "WW) ran SCOT BRADY . AUDREY TOTTEIhJORREST TUCKER . GENE LOCKHART FEATURtTX SHORT - NEWS COLOR CARTOON RFLW CBS A ABC. 145 KC Thursday Evening;. Jan. 5 6 00 Today's Sporu Highlight 6:15 Lowell Thomai CBS 0:30 Amm 'N' Andy MuilC Hall CBS fi:33 NCWS UBS 7:00 Ciodfrey Digest CBS 7:.t0 Hecord Drrby H on Newi CBS BM Curt Macy Show CBS U::iO Gueit .Star 8:45 Uing Crosby CBS 0:00 Sound Mirror ABC ' 0:.'i0 Treasury Show CBS 1000 10 FM Edition Newi 10:15 Johnny Dollar CBS 10:.'I0 Tlma for Kelaxatlon 11:00 Sign Off Kewi Summary Friday, Jan. 6 6:00 Minute New Summary 6:01 America's Favorite Music 6:15 Minute News Summary 6:16 America's Favorite, Music 6:30 Minute News Summary 6:.ll America's Favorite Muiic 6:45 Minute News Summary 6:40 Amerca'i Favorite Music 7:00 Newi Breakfast Edition If 7:15 Dugun and Mcst Show 7:30 Frank Gobi CBS 7:45 Harry Babbitt CBS 8:00 Breakfast Club ABC 8.00 Blue Skies 6:15 Better Living 9:;i0 Helen Trent CBS 0:45 Our Gal Sunday CBS 10:00 Wendy Warren CBS 10:15 Ma Perkins CBS 10;. 11) Young Dr. Malone CBS 10:4.1 Guiding Light CBS 11:1)0 Stop.'N' Shop 11:15 Aunt Mary CBS l::io Nora Drake lbs 11:45 Aunt Jenny CBS 12.00 Noon Edition News 12:15 Payless Sidewalk Show 12:;tO House Party CBS 1:00 Arthur Godfrey CBS 2:il0 Hank Henry Show 3:00 Hull. Ashtun CBS 3:10 TBA 3:15 Miller's Matinee ;i:25 TflA ' f 3. -30 Watrhtower Interview V " 3:.15 MusJa 3.40 Music 3:45 Ted Malone ABC 4:00 Whispering Streets ABC 4:20 BaKin Brief 4. ;i0 Today's Top Tunes 5:00 Edward R. MurroW CBS 5:15 Bill Stern ABC 5:;t0 Weather Roundup 5:45 Frank Oois CBS 5:55 Hometown News 6:f)0 Today's Sports Highlight! 615 Lowell Thomas CBS 6::i0 Amos N Andy Mulc Hall CBS 0:55 Chevrolet Newi CBS 7:00 21st Precinct CBS T.J News CHSt 7-.T5 Jack Carson CBS 8:00 KUHS vi Grants Pa - Baiket hall 9:S0 Orchestra CBS 10:15 Johnny Dollar CBS 10:3(1 Time for Relaxation 11:00 Sign Off News Summary 11:05 Sign Off KFJI MBS A DLBS, 1151 KC Thursday Evening;. Jan. 5 6:00 Boh Greene News DLBS fi 15 Warren Human Sports Report 6 25 Hollywood Highlights fl::iO First Federal Nrws 6:45 Siim Haves DLRS 8:55 Hurry Wismer DLBS 7:00 Official Detective DLBS 7 ao Crime Fighters DLBS 8:00 Bob and Rav DLBS 8 25 Le Paul-Marv Ford DLBS 8 : Wheel of Chance DLBS POO Gabriel Hc.itter DLBS 0 15 Fulton Lewis Jr DLBS 9:30 Coke Time with Eddie Fisher I1LUS 12:00 News 12:05 Sign Off . Friday Jan. 6 11:50 Devotions l-':O0 Matinee 1:00 Garden Home St Farm 1:15 Secret Storm 1:30 Arts & Crafts 2:00 Pinky Lee 2:;tO Howdy Doody 3:00 Feminine Fancies 3:30 Afternoon Theater 4:45 TBA 5:00 Aunt Polly's Birthday Party 5M0 Wild Bill Htckok 6.00 Canadian Capers 6:15 News 6:25 Weather 6:30 Musical Travels ' 6:45 Warmup Time 7:00 Cavalcade of Sports 7:45 Dr. Hudson's Secret Journal 8:15 On the Trail 8:30 Industry on Parade 8:45 Medical History 8:50 Hollywood Album W:00 Highway Patrol" 9:30 TBA 1:45 Talent Time 10:00 The iLine Up 10:35 PrerAiere Theater 12:00 Newt Sign Off ACTRESS SUES BURBANK, Calif. 'JPi Actress hurene Tuttle, 4ti. has sued sound engineer Frederick W. Cole, 34, for divorce. She charged cruelty. SACRED HEART NOTEBOOK By CIIAIILOTTE NOBLE The halls of SHA welcomed back the student bodv from their Christ' mas vacation with the joyous rln(r of voices wishing happiness to their fellow students for the New Year The year wrs off to a prosperous start with the mentioning of plans ior academic and social Ine. Hard practice by the Trojans during the vacation was under the supervision of Jack Narey while the coarli Mr. Obisso, spent the Christmas holidays in Portland vHh his family and friends. Alumni students paid visits to SHA during the season holidays. Among them were: Barbara Camp bell, Catherine Kann. Mary Kay Eaton, Joyce Pretari of Maryl liurst. June Noble, who is attend ing El Camlno, JoAnn Brady study ing at the Province of Portland. Roger Slebert, Gary Thill, Alfred and Dino Reginaio, and John Bly of Portland University and Jim Holland of Seattle U. 0 Hommond Organ Chord Organ Largest itook lead ing make pianos in this Dart of the west. Rent a Spinet piano. Rental pur chase plan. LOUIS R. MANN PIANO CO. 120 No. 7th 9:15 Huh II -no Five 11. 05 Sign Inch Show Mlnule Finals DLBS uir I rlilay, Jan. 6 B OO Flrnt News 6.05 Sunrise Serenade with Lucas H :io Son of the Pioneers 6 45 Farm Reporter 7. no Hemingway MBS 7:15 Hreakfast Gang DLBS 7. :i0 Today's Best Buys 7 45 Bun j an New. 8 00 C liff Engle DLBS 8:15 Morning Melodies with Luras 8.45 Local News - Second Edition 000 Morning Melodies with Lucas 9:45 taiin Bouquet 10 (X) Nu-MBpaocr of the Atr DLBS 10:15 Tclio Test DLBS 10:;i0 Visit to LaPolntes 10.45 Ouirkir Quit 1100 .Sam llae MRS It 0.1 Jo.lv ItoKcr Show 11:15 Cninutlnn Milk Ttmr 11:30 Queen for Day DLRS 12 00 Tins from Town Shop 12' 15 Run) an Noon News 12 .10 Rest On Hecord 12 45 Ml-J's Town and Country Time 1 DO Bill Lively Roundup 1 45 Wnvne Loerke Show 3 25 Five Star Newscast MRS 3 ;to Hehlnd the Rtorv DLBS 3 45 Telhi Test DLBS 4:00 Ke board Kniwn 415 lloiiiinuway MBS 4 .10 llcre s the Answer DLBS 4:45 S.mi Hayes DLBS 5-nO Biinvnn s Timber Tales 5 05 Johnnie's Traffic Jam 5 4."i Bill Brunrine Sports DLBS 5 55 Newscast MBS 6 00 Boh Greene DLBS 15 U arret, Bunvaii Snort Report 6 25 II Oh w ood llighlictm fi 30 First Federal News 6 45 S:,m 1U es DLBS S 55 Harry Wismer DLBS 7 00 t'ountersnv DLRS 7 ;t0 Bob and Rav DLBS 7-55 l.es Paul-Marv Ford DIRS B 00 KCHS v tirants Pa Basketball P ..n ;Abnel He utter DLBS S 45 Lcs Paul-Mrtrv Ford DLBS 0 ."0 Hob Inch Show HOO Five Minute Finals DLBS 11.03 Sinn Otf KBFS TV Channel S CBS. NBC, ABC Thursday Evening. Jan. 5 -ALSO Feofurerte I In Color The Golden Tomorrow' 1 00 'i '2 on 2 ::o 3 (Ml 3 ;io 4 45 5 00 5 .10 6 00 e 15 e 25 6 .iO 7 00 7 ;to P oo n :to s oo P Mi 10 00 10 30 11 04) 11 JO Devotions Matinee Music Hall Secret Storm Vnt Rotioe Camera Bink v Lee Houtly Doodv Feminine Fancies Afternoon Theater TBA I'ncle Bill Show Let t See the World Ore-Cal Panorama News Weather Ore Panorama Sherlock Holmes Star and Hit Story ti rout ho (in)' Lorn bar do AM Star TheatY Ford Theatre Favorite Story Damon Hun an Bi .Viet'ire Midget Movies , J DIFFERENCE in TV Sets CAPEHART POLAROID' PICTURE FILTER SYSTEM WATCH THE FIGHTS GILLETTE CAVALCADE OF SPORTS ON THIS SET FRIDAY NIGHT 7 P. 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