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Voice Of General Mac Arthur Preserved On Record
EDITOR'S NOTE: The writer
of this dispatch served as a pri
vate in Gen. Douglas Mac
Arthur's southwest Pacific
farces during World War II. As
a UPI correspondent nearly two
decades later, he covered Mac
Arthur's sentimental return to
the Philippines.
By ALBERT E. KAFF
MANILA (UPI) The voice of
Gen. Douglas A. MacArthur as it1
sounded during his sentimental
pilgrimage to the Philippines in
1861 now is preserved for pos
sterity. A Manila recording company is
introducing a long-playing record
of the major speeches MacArthur
delivered during his visit.
The old soldier's name long has
been engraved in bronze. Now his
voice, called dramatic by many
listeners, has been etched in plas
ECIamath Area Television
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tali far arrart In llmtk ar araaram
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Praaram t(stini taaltct ta ahanaa
wlthattt nailer. Far aMftlanal la far
manan aall tha atatlaa.
KOTI-TY
JULY II JULY 27
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:00 Stoney Burke
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MATCH 'EM UP
Death from sky
One for America
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Opinions on table
tic.
A Philippine company recently
manufactured one of the first
commercial documentary record
ings ever cut in Southeast Asia.
For its pioneering platter, the
company selected the voice of a
man who, among foreigners, is a
hero without peer in the Philip
pines. The MacArthur voice, skilled in
elocution, speaks again from rec
ord players of Philippine and
American soldiers who fell in bat
tle: "My thoughts go back to those
who went with us to their last
campaign. I do not know the
dignity of their birth, but I do
know the glory of their death. . .
"Their (lags will wave again
only in the evening of our mem
ory. Under white crosses in cham
bered temples of silence, the dust
of their dauntless valor 'rests
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4:55 American Newsstand
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:00 My Three Sons
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:00 Lawrence Walk
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waiting, waiting in the Chancel
lery of Heaven, the final reckon
ing of Judgment Day. Never will
I forget."
Selection of Mac-Arthur's voice
for this Philippine experiment in
long-playing records makes sense.
Just out of West Point in the
early 1900's, MacArthur served
his early military duty in the
Philippines. Before Pearl Harbor,
he was a field marshal in the
Philippine Army, a rank prob
ably never held by any other
American soldier.
He commanded at Bataan and
Corrogidor in the dark days of
the Pacific War, and he fulfilled
his pledge, "I shall return."
The name MacArthur is en
graved on a bridge in the center
of Manila. His name lines a high
way which winds from his Lin
gayon Gulf Beachhead into Ma
nila where thousands of Filipinos
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11:15 Championship Bridge
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130 House Party
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4 00 Am. Bandstand
4.30 Discovery
4 45 Am. Newsstand
5 no M.ghty Mouse
I 30 Roy Rogers
and Americans perished in streets
and dungeons before his return.
The MacArthur platter was cut
from tapes recorded during his
revisit to Philippine battlefields
in July 1961. Now 83 years old,
MacArthur said his lDtil trip prob
ably would be his last across the
Pacific.
From the record's plastic
grooves, he describes in a voice
choked with emotion the Pacific
War which his troops knew:
"Those boiling suns of relent
less heat. Those torrential rains
of devastating storms. The lone
liness and utter desolation of jun
gle trials. The ghastly horror of
stricken areas.
"The slime of murky foxholes.
The stench of ghostly trenches
The mire of dripping dugouts.
Faint bugles blowing reveille. The
crash of guns. The rattle of mus
ketry."
KBES-TV
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1:00 News Final
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:30 I Lov Lucy
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"Badlands of Dakotas"
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Buddy Greco
After Small-Time
NEW YORK (UPD-One night
club entertainer who claims he
doesn't get upset by talkative,
noisy audiences is Buddy Greco.
popular singing stylist who
came up through a long series
of small-time spots to the big
clubs and the big money.
"Fortunately," said the 36-year-
old Greco, "1 find most of mv
audiences tliese days attentive.
But when I do run into an occa
sional noisy gathering, I feel it's
my job to keep right on per
forming without throwing a tan
trum, as some entertainers do.
I've seen some of them stomp
olf a floor in a huff. Not me.
"I spent too many vears work
ing in cocktail lounges where au
diences are always noisy and in
attentive to let a thing like that
bother me."
Greco's cocktail lounge career
was spent as a singer who ac
companied himself on the piano.
when he graduated to the big
clubs, such as the Copacabana
here, he simply abandoned the
piano and became a stand up
singer.
"For 15 years, I worked in
cocktail lounges and the like, and
I learned that the only way tol
cope with audience noise is just
lo make believe that there is no
noise and to play and sing more
softly. If it is possible to get
their attention at all, that is the
way to do it.
"Although I'm happy to be out
of the cocktail lounges, I do ap
preciate that they gave me in
valuable experience. A perform
er cannot fight an audience. He
must just keep on trying to do
his best to please those who want
to listen. And you must believe
that things will be better the next
show."
Maps Elaborate Show
The National Repertory Thea
ter has mapped an elaborate na
tional tour to start in October
and continue through next June.
Twenty cities will be covcrcdi
from coast to coast.
Eva Le Gallicnne, who was a
star in the first NRT tour in
11)61-62, will be back at the head
of the company, which also will
include Farley Granger and Anne
Meacham.
The company will appear In
three plays. Miss Le Gallienne's
new adaptation of Chekhov si
Schedules Fob"
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11:15 Tonight Show
13:25 Lale News
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9:30 Educational
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11:00 Bingo
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12:00 Erni Ford Show
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1:00 General Hospital
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3:00 Queen For A Day
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4:55 Bandstand News
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:30 Hawaiian Eye
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9:30 Educational
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11:00 Bingo
11:30 Seven Keys
12:00 Erni Ford Show
12:30 Father Knows Best
1:00 General Hospital
1:30 You Don't Say NIC
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2:25 Midday Report
2:30 Jan Wyman
3:00 Queen For A Day
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11:00 Murphy Marlln With Th News
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9:30 Educational
10:00 Price Is Right
10:30 Concentration
11:00 Bingo
11:30 Sevan Keys
12:00 Ernl Ford Show
12:30 Father Knows Best
1:00 General Hospital
1:30 You Don't Say NBC
2:00 Day In Court
2:25 Midday Report
7:30 Jane Wyman
3:00 Queen For A Day
3:30 Who Do You Trust
4:00 American Bandstand
4:30 Discovery
4:55 Bwindsland News
5. 00 Little Rascals
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6:15 Huntley Brinkley
4:30 Expedition
7:00 Gueslward Ho
7:30 Oi and Harriet
100 Donna Reed
I 30 Leave It To Beaver
9 00 My Three Sons
9:30 McHale's Navy
lfl:f0 Premiere
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111:10 Sporlscast
lit: IS Tonight Sho
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1 9 30 Educational
10 00 Pric IS R'Ohl
10.30 Concentrtion
11:00 Bingo
1 11 30 Sevan Keys
1 13 00 Emi Ford Show
112 30 Father Knows Best
1:00 General Hospital
I 1.30 You Don't Say-NBC
. 3:00 Day In Court
2 23 Midday Report
7:30 Jan Wyman
3 00 Queen For A Day
3.30 Who Co You Trust
4 00 American Bandstand
4:30 Discovery
t 53 Bandstand News
J 00 Cartoon Tim
5 30 Mickey Mous
4 00 Nwsbet t
4: 13 Huntley Brinkley
4:30 Films Of th Fifties
"Plunder In Th Snow"
I 30 Fllntstones
9 00 I'm Dickens He'l Fensier
9 10 77 unt strip
10 30 Rebel
Hit Big Time
Series
"The Seagull'' is one of them,
and she slso will direct and play
the role of Madame Arcadina.
Tlie other plays are Jean An
ouilh's "Ring Around the Moon"
and Arthur Miller's "The Cru
cible." Granger will portray Constan
tino in "The Seagull," the twins
in Anouuh's comedy and the Rev
erend Hale in Miller's drama.
Miss Meacham will be Nina in
the Chekhov, Lady India in the
Anouilh and Elisabeth Proctor in
the Miller.
Plans call for each of the three
plays to get at least two perfor
mances in a normal eight-performance
week. Among the ma
jor cities that will figure in the
tour are Roston. Chicago. Cleve
land. Dallas. Los Angeles. St.
Louis. Washington and Wilming
ton.
Edith Piaf Bark
Edith Piaf. the notable French
chanteuse who achieved great
popularity here in the late 1940 s
und early 1950s, will be back
lor a limited engagement begin
ning Oct. 3 at the Mark Hellinger
Theater. There will be some
other performers with her to
make up a sort of revue, and
one of them will be her husband
singer Theo Sarapo.
Piaf has had a series of ill
nesses in recent years, account
ing for the fact that she hasn't
appeared in this country for a
long time. She also will play in
Washington, Montreal, San Fran
cisco, Toronto, Boston, Chicago,
Detroit, Quebec and Ottawa.
TV
NOTES
A year go Vaughn Meader, al
most unknown, appeared on the
first Talent Scouts program o!
the summer as a performer. The
impact of his impersonation of
President Kennedy shot him to
success. Meader will be back on
the program on CBS July 2 when
it starts another summer replace
ment engagement. This time he
will be a "scout," introducing an
unknown.
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9:00 Sharl Lewis
9:30 King Leonardo
10:00 Fury
10:30 Make Room For Daddy
11:00 Cartoonle
11:30 Marty's Funnies
13:00 Buqs Bunny
12:30 Allakaiam
1:00 Ma or League Baseball Pittsburgh
at San Francisco
4:00 Disc Date
4:30 Manion Forum
5:00 Wide World of Sports
6:30 Jetions
7:00 Fight of th Week
7:45 Make Tht Spar
1:00 Hazel
1:30 Joey Bishop
9:00 Lawrence Welk
10:00 Hootenanny
10:30 Saturday Night Movie: "Inherit The
Wind"
12:00 Lale News
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11:00 TBA
11:30 Ma (or League Baseball:
New York at Cleveland
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3:30 Cartoon Carnival
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"Bold & Th Brava"
4:30 Major Adams Trallmaslir
3:30 Bullwinkle
4:00 Meet Ih Press
6:30 David Brinkley
7:00 Ensign O'Toole
7:30 Wonderful World of Color
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1100 Final News
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I 35 Sign On Morning Visit
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2:00 Th Match Gam
2:75 NBC News Afternoon Report
7:30 Make Room For Daddy
3:00 Queen For A Day
3:00 Channel Ten Theatar:
"Eighteen and Anxious"
5:00 King Leonardo
5-30 Laurel and Hardy
6 00 Weather Window
6 03 Newsrl Ten
6:10 Sports Highlight!
6:13 Huntley Brinkley
6 10 Gallant Men
7:30 Monday Night at th Movies!
"Barbarian and th Ge;jh"
9 30 Art Llnklelter Show
10:00 Ben Casey
lt:00 Newsrel Ten Night Report
11:15 The Tonight Show
1:00 News. Weather, Sign Off
TUESDAY
I 55 Siqn On Morning Visit
9 00 Cartoon Carnival
9 30 Focal Point
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Polly Bergen
By VERNON SCOTT
HOLLYWOOD (UPI)-Hang on
to your old Polly Bergen albums!
they might become collector s
items.
Blue-eyed beautiful Polly has
quit singing to devote all her
time to acting in movies. No
more night clubs, no more re
cording sessions, no more war
bling for television.
It's a big jump tor a girl who
became famous as a panelist on
video show titled "To tell the
Truth."
But when audiences see Polly
star as a mental case in The
Caretakers," they are liable to
forget all about her career as a
songbird and television cutie
As if to prove her versatility,
the black-haired, fair-skinned doll
plays it for laughs with Jim
Garner and Doris Day in "Move
Over, Darling," and will follow
that up with another top role!
playing the first female president
of the United Males in Kisses
(or My President."
Polly's reason for altering her
career is simple. She was a long
way from being the best singer
in the country, anil she believes
Ike Week
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there is a good chance for her
to become the best actress.
"If there is a chance of my
being great at anything it lies in
the direction of drama," sh? ex
plained at 20th Century-Fox.
"I've always wanted to be with
the greats, or among the great
est. And I had no chance to be
come a really great, memorable
singer. At first I was merely a
television personality, which
leaves no room for greatness at
all."
The Irish beauty thought she
was on her way several years ago
when she won an Emmy Award
for her title role in "The Helen
Morgan Story," a video mile
stone. But it was a false start.
"After I won the award people
still thought of me as a singer,"
she said. "The Emmy didn't
mean Hint much to the big shots!
who make movies. Now things
arc different.
" 'The Caretakers' hasn't been
released yet, but a lot of produc
crs have seen it. Now everybody
seems to want me for movies,
but last year when things were
slow nobody did."
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1. Pope Paul VI praises Pres-.
ident Kennedy's racial pol
icies in Vatican audience.
2, National Leaguers win All
Star game in Cleveland.
j.Battle of Gettysburg Is re
lived at Centennial.
Soviet Union, Communist
China discuss Ideological
differences during Moscow
talks.
5. Chuck McKlnley, St. Louis,
wins Wimbledon singles
championship. Margaret
Smith, Australia, defeats
America's Billie Jean Mof
fat. 6 Dr. Arturo lllia leads in
race tor Argentine presi
dency. 7 Marine jet crashes Into
vvtiiow urove, fa., picnic
grounds, kills 7.
8 B u 1 1 e t-riddled body of
Alcrvyn uold, missing fi
nancial manipulator con
victed of fraud, is found
in trunk of bis car in
Cleveland.
9 With new work rules as
the issue, government of
ficials seek rail strike solu
tion. 10, Fishing boat Sno' Boy lost
with. 40 aboard in CariD
bcan off Jamaica.
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