anaheim-bulletin 1959-04-07

B-6—Anaheim (Cal.) Bulletin Tuesday, April 7, 1958 Television Any program deviations from these logs are the result of last-minute changes by the stations. (C) denotes program in color. KNXT ... 2 KTLA ... 5 KTTV ... 11 KRCA ... 4 KABC-TV ... 7 KCOP ... 13 KHJ-TV ... 9 TUESDAY NIGHT 5:00—4 Giroux Show 9—John J. Anthony 5:05—11 Topper 5:30—5 Bozo the Clown 7—Adventure Time 9—Criswell Predicts 5:35—11 Science Fiction 5:45—9 News 6:00—2, 4 News 5—Popeye 7—Joe Palooka 9—Cartoon Express 13—Baxter Ward 6:05—11 Jim Bowie 6:15—2 News 4—News 13—Cal Tinney Sees 6:30—2 Huckleberry Hound 4—Curt Massey (C) 5—News 7—It's a Great Life 13—Robin Hood 6:45—4, 5, 11 News 7:00—2 People's Choice 4—Rescue 8 5—Trottin' Time 7—Roy Rogers 9—Little Rascals 11—This Is Alice 13—Treasure 7:30—2 To Tell the Truth 4-Dragnet 5-Divorce Hearing 7-Cheyenne 9-Oscar Levant 11-Three Stooges 13-Wonders of World 8:00—2 Arthur Godfrey 4-Steve Canyon 5-Night Court 11-Col. Flack 13-Walter Winchell 8:30—2 Red Skelton 4-Jimmie odgers (C) 7-Wyatt Earp 11-Art Linkletter 13-Movie 8:00—2 Our Miss Brooks 5-Cartoons 8:30—2 Amos 'n Andy 5-Red Rowe 7-Fun to Reduce 8:45—7 Chef Milani 9:00—2 Drama 4-Dough-Re-Mi 9:30—2 Arthur Godfrey 4-Treasury Hunt 7-It's a Great Life 11-Jack La Lane 10:00—2 I Love Lucy 4-Price Is Right 7-Chuckko 11-My Little Margie 10:30—2 Top Dollar 4-Concentration 5-Harry Babbitt 9-Star Performance 10:45—11 I Led Three Lives 11:00—2 Love of Life 4-Tie Tac Dough 5-Romper Room 7-I Married Joan 9-Lookin' at Cookin' 11:30—2 Search for Tomorrow 4-Could Be You 7-Peter Lind Hayes 9-Movie 11:45—2 Guiding Light 12:00—2 News, Interviews 4-Q Queen for Day 5-Uncle Luther 11-Sheriff John 12:30—2 As World Turns 4-Haggis Baggis (C) 7-Play Your Hunch 12:45—9-Movie 1:00—2 Jimmy Dean 4-Today Is Ours 5-News, Gardiner 7-Liberace 11-Abbott and Costello 1:30—2 Art Linkletter 4-From These Roots 7-Dr. L. Q. 11-Mr. District Attorney 13-Waiting Churches COLONEL FLACK triumph again tonight in an episode that involves the Colonel and his sidekick Garvey with the "beatnik" crowd, in "West of the Weirdos." 8 p.m., Channel 11. With Garvey reading "cool" poems and the Colonel sipping espresso at a coffee house, the show's followers should get some extra chuckles. In spite of a pat formula for all the dramas, in which Alan Mowbray and Frank Jenks are always setting out to save some poor soul from 'a swindler's wills,' the series seems to be growing in popularity among viewers. MORE COMEDY... Sports-easter Gil Stratton takes the role of a sailor on the Red Skelton Show tonight, with Jackie Coogan playing his buddy and Nobu McCarthy the girl they're pursuing. 8:30 p.m., Channel 2. DRAMA DOINGS... David Niven is back to host a new drama series featuring different stars each week. 16 p.m., Channel 4. Tonight's drama stars Cameron Mitchell in "Fortune's Folly," about a man with a destructive passion for gambling... Alcoa Presents tells a tale based on teleportation in which a man arrives at an island for a vacation to find that he is al- 4-Dragnet 5-Divorce Hearing 7-Cheyenne 9-Oscar Levant 11-Three Stooges 13-Wonders of World 8:00—2-Arthur Godfrey 4-Steve Canyon 5-Night Court 11-Col Flack 13-Walter Winchell 8:30—2-Red Skelton 4-Jimmie odgers (C) 7-Wyatt Earp 11-Art Linkletter 13-Movie 9:00—3-Garry Moore 4-George Burns 5-Medic 7-Riffleman 9-Movie Theater 11-N.Y. Confidential 8:30—4-Bob Cummings 5-Studio Five 7-Naked City 11-Dial 909 20:00—2, 11-News 4-David Niven 7-Aloos Presents 13-Tom Duggan 20:25—11-Paul Coates 20:50—3-Movie 4-Mike Hammer 7-News 20:45—7, 9-News 12-Movie 21:00—4, 8, 13-News 7-Al Jarvis 9-Theater 21:50—6-Jack Paar 5-Larry Finley 13-Tom Duggan 22:00—2, 7, 9-Movie WEDNESDAY DAYTIME 6:10—4-Farm Report 6:30—4-Continental Classroom 6:50—2-Farm Report 7:00—2-Captain Kangaroo 4-Today 7:45—2-News Radio Selections Any program deviations from these logs are the result of last-minute changes by the stations. KLAC ... 570 KABC ... 790 KNX ... 1070 KWIZ ... 1480 KFI ... 640 KIEV ... 780 KRKD ... 1150 KBLA ... 1490 KMPC ... 710 KHJ ... 930 KFOX ... 1280 KPOL ... 1540 KBIG ... 740 KFWB ... 980 KFAC ... 1330 KDAY ... 1580 KPOP ... 1020 KGER ... 1390 TUESDAY KABC—Newseal 4:45 P.M. KABC—Sports, News KPI—Financial, Weather 7:00 P.M. KNX—News, Music Hall KNJ—News, Travis KFI—News, Riks KFC—Interstate KABC—News, Walton 7:15 P.M. KMPC—Dodders Scoreboard 7:23 P.M. KABC—World at Tomorrow 7:28 P.M. KNX—Bus, News, Answer Please KFI—News, Travis KFI—News all World KNX—George Walsh 9:00 P.M. KJJ—News, Chatterton KFBW-Bill Bittleneck KFI—News, Nightline KNX—News, Opinion Please 1:20 P.M. KMPC—Dance Time 10:00 P.M. KNFI—News 10:15 P.M. KFI—Man on the Go KNX—Sports 10:30 P.M. KNFI—Philip Norman KFI—Thinking About Life 10:45 P.M. DAYTIME RADIO. MONDAY THROUGH FRIDAY 7:00 A.M. KPI-News KXN-McCoy, Caimer KABC-John Travis KNJ-News, Hermineway KPWB-Bruce Harres KFAC-Coffee Concert KMPC-News, Whittighill 1:15 A.M. KPI-Hue Boud KXN-Bob Crane KXN-Wink Martindale 1:30 A.M. KXN-News, Martindale KXN-Frank Goss 1:40 A.M. KPI-News KPI-Harry Babblit 8:00 A.M. KMPC-News KBLA-1st Lath Church KXN-Wink Martindale KXN-Bob Crane KXN-Coll Enple KFAC-Block Market KABC-Trevor, Paul Harvey 9:00 A.M. KPI-News Turn Back Goal KXN-News KPWB-Jim Yocam KABC-Broadside Club KFAC-C concert KMPC-News, Whittighill 9:15 A.M. KABC-Newsbeat 6:45 P.M. KABC-Sports, News KPI-Financial Weather 7:00 P.M. KXN-News, Music Hall KXI-News, Travis KFI-News, Relax KPAC-Interlude KABC-News, Walton 7:15 P.M. MPC-Dodders Scoreboard 4:23 P.M. KABC-World of Tomorrow 7:30 P.M. KNX-Bus, News, Answer Please KAHJ-News, Travis KFI-News of World KMPC-Bill Stewart 7:43 P.M. KNX-City Editor 8:00 P.M. KNX-World Insight KFAC-Evening Concert KAHJ-News, Charleston KFI-News, Nightline 8:15 P.M. KNX-Great Challenge 8:20 P.M. KI-Present, Nightline KABC-Hellwood, Zimmer 8:45 P.M. KNX-Bob Crane 9:30 A.M. KPI-Ladies Day KFAC-Piano 10:00 A.M. KI-Peace My True Story KABC-Peter Lind Hayes, Amodeh KAHJ-News KMPC-News, Cook KNX-News, Right To Happiness 10:15 A.M. KNX-Second Mrs. Borton KAHJ-Telle Test 10:40 A.M. KNX-Young Dr Malone KPAC-Music KMPC-Cook, Kaley 10:40 A.M. KMPC-Dodders Warmup KNX-Ma Perkins 10:55 A.M. KMPC-Baseball 11:00 A.M. KAHJ-News, Martindale KAHJ-News, Whisering Street KI-Peace, Sandstand KAHC-Jim Amache 11:15 A.M. KAHJ-Good Neel Door KPAC-Palk Songs 11:20 A.M. KAHJ-Notion Treed KI-Peace News 12 NOON KAHJ-KNX-News KAHC-News, Jim Amache KAHB-Ted Quillin KI-Perm Reporter 10:15 P.M. KAHB-Wick Martindale KNX-George Walsh 9:00 P.M. KNJ-News, Chatterton KPBW-Bill Ballance KTIP-News, Nightline KTIP-News, Oslinon Please KNMCP-Dance Time 10:00 P.M. KNX-Newt FI-News 10:15 P.M. KTIP-Man on the Go KNX-Sports 10:30 P.M. KTIP-Personal Field 11:00 P.M. KTIP-Thing Called Life 10:45 P.m. KTIP-Dance Time 11:00 P.m. KTIP-Newswheel 11:15 P.m. KTIP-Covertation Please 11:20 P.m. KTIP-Music Til Dawn 12 MIDNIGHT 13 Other Side of Day KTIP-FAC and Music KTWPB-Red Blanchard DAYTIME RADIO. MONDAY THROUGH FRIDAY 7:00 A.M. KPI-News KXN-McCoy, Caimer KABC-John Travis KNJ-News, Hermineway KPWB-Bruce Harres KFAC-Coffee Concert KMPC-News, Whittighill 1:15 A.M. KI-Hue Boud KNX-Bob Crane KNX-Wink Martindale 1:30 A.M. KSIN-News, Martindale KSIN-Frank Goss 1:40 A.M. KSIN-News KSIN-Harry Babblit 8:00 A.M. KSIN-Business, Sports KBLA-1st Lath Church KSIN-Wink Martindale KSIN-Bob Crane KSIN-Coll Enple KSIF-Coffee Concert KSIN-Martindale KSIN-Frank Goss 9:00 A.M. KSIN-Tune Boat Clock KSIF-Unify Viewsweep 9:00 A.M. KSIN-Tune Boat Clock KSIN-Joe Yocam KSBC-Broadside Club KSIF-C concert KSIN-Martindale (9:15 A.M.) TV and RADIO Sights'n Sounds By GENE INGE LONEL FLACK triumphs on tonight in an episode that leaves the Colonel and his side-Garvey with the "beatnik" and in "West of the Weirdos," Channel 11. With Garveying "cool" poems and the gel sipping espresso at a house, the show's follow-should get some extra clues. In spite of a pat for all the dramas, in Alan Mowbray and Frank about a man setting out to some poor soul from ailer's wiles, the series is to be growing in population among viewers. REC COMEDY... Sports-Gil Stratton takes the role sailor on the Red Skelton tonight, with Jackie Coo-laying his buddy and Nobu artery the girl they're purging: 8:30 p.m., Channel 2. AMA DOINGS... David is back to host a new series featuring different each week, 10 p.m., Chan-ton Mitchell in "Fortune's" about a man with a collective passion for gambling on teleportation in which arrives at an island for a mission to find that he is already known there in "The Return of Mitchell Campion." 10 p.m., Channel 7. MUSIC MAKERS... Jimmie Rodgers opens his second color-cast with an appropriate number, "Got a Lot of Tunes in My Guitar." 8:30 p.m., Channel 4. Kate Smith, Vic Damone and George Kaye are on Garry Moore's guest list, 9 p.m., Channel 2. THIS 'N' THAT... Treasure follows the fortunes of an Irishman who bought some worthless land from a confidence man only to find a hole in the ground which yields bars of smelted silver, in "O'Flahrety's Folly," 7 p.m., Channel 13. The traveling Linkers screen the second episode of their travels through Russia, in "Communists of Klev" on Wonders of the World, 7:30 p.m., Channel 13. MOVIES... "The Man Who Came to Dinner," Monty Woolley, 8:30 p.m., Channel 13. "Rancho Notorious," Marlene Dietrich, 9 p.m., Channel 9. "Craig's Wife," Rosalind Russell, 9:30 p.m., Channel 5. "Christmas Holiday," Deanna Durbin, 10:30 p.m., Channel 2. "The Getaway," Bob Sterling, 10:45 p.m., Channel 11. Potent French Wines Termed 'Germ Killers' PARIS (UPI)—A good French wine will kill about the same number of germs as penicillin, a group of French scientists reported. But, even so, they suggested Frenchmen cut down on their drinking. The scientists, known as the High Committee of Studies of Alcoholism, said in a 223-page report sent to Premier Michel Debré that laboratory tests proved "wine is a powerful antibiotic comparable to penicillin." It said Dr. Jack Masquelier, a medical school professor in the wine capital of Bordeaux, showed wine was particularly effective against typhoid fever and paratyphoid bacilli, streptococcic and others, killed them on contact. County Employes Plan Big Blowout At Beach BALBOA (OCNS) — Orange County Employees Association will stage their fourth annual dinner meeting here April 23 at the Balboa Bay Club. Highlight of the annual gathering will be the installation of new officers. Dancing will follow the business portion of the event. Voting for the new officers will be staged here in Santa Ana from April 9 through 16. Present officers of the association include Ernie Thompson, president; Marguerite Harris vice president; Kurt Brittain, second vice president; Rachel Hill, secretary; and Paul Boeyink, treasurer. Lookin' and HOLLYWOOD — Jeanne Crain, who started her movie career in "Home in Indiana" while she was still in high school, says: "I missed a lot by slaving so young, and feel that I grew up too fast. While other kids were double-dating, I was studying my script for the next day's work. I wanted to play tennis and talk girl-talk with other girls — doing things girls love to do, mostly nothing — but there never was time. "I was making money, yet money doesn't mean much to a kid when she'd rather go to school dances and football games and do the giddy things. I had no time for giddy things then and I have no time for giddy things now. But I'm going to make time for a few of the things I want to do. I'm going back to school to study astronomy, which always fascinated me. Another thing — I'm going to haul out my paint box and go to art school. I've always loved painting, and I'm fairly good at it. Then I'm going to travel a bit, and first on my ports of call is the Caribbean.' Jeanne concluded, dreamily. On the gala stage of "Holiday for Lovers," I hardly recognized Jill St. John with her hair darkened for her role. "I like my hair much better red," she assured me, as we gingerly made our way over a network of cables to where her makeup man had the impos-sibe task of trying to improve on nature. Sald Jill, her dark eyes dancing; "I'm trying to get in a very sad mood. The scene we're shooting is" TIMPONE'S PIZZA 9321 Brookhurst Ave. — Anaheim Around Hollywood TIMPONE’S PIZZA 9321 Brookhurst Ave. — Anaheim Lasagne--Ravioli Fine Wines and Beer Food to Go rs: Tues. Wed. Thurs. Sun. 5-11 p.m. Fri. Sat. 5 to 1 a.m. Closed Mondays TV SERVICE $3.50 PER CALL ORANGE COUNTY SERVICE CENTER KE 5-2179 Around Hollywood By VERNON SCOTT UPI Hollywood Correspondent HOLLYWOOD (UPI) — Sal Mineo routed the U.S. Army this week in a pitched battle over cropping his curly black hair. The losers were a major and sergeant, technical advisors on a new movie, who insisted Bronx-born Sal have his ringlets sheared for the role of a recruit. A platoon of other actors obeyed the edict. But not Sal. When Mineo appeared for work the Army brass marched him off to the 20th Century-Fox barber shop and stood by amazed as Sol instructed the scalp butcher how to clip his locks down a fraction of an inch at a time. After an hour and a half the Army gave up, returning to the set. "I stayed a full two hours," Sal gloated. "When the barber finished I put on a GI hat and reported to the director." "But when I took off the hat the Army blew a gasket. It was just as long as ever. They just sort of gave up on the whole project." Weapon In Hand Mineo, a beagle-eyed youngster of 20, claims his hair is so curly it stands straight up when cut short. As he talked, he ran his fingers through his tangled waves, happy at his victory over the Army. He looked as if he hadn't been in a barber chair for a year. "When I played an Indian in 'Tonka' they wanted to cut my hair," he beamed. "But I refused and wore a wig instead. Two things have sorta been my trademark in movies — my hair and some kind of a weapon in my hand. Even in the Indian picture I packed around a tomahawk. "I started with a pocket knife in my first picture, 'Six Bridges to Cross,' then it was a pistol in 'Rebel Without a Cause.'" Sal graduated to switchblade knives and brass knuckles in "Somebody Up There Likes Me." Since then he's packed popcorn palaces with teenagers who might fall to recognize him without the ever-present armament. "I guess I'll never play a clean-cut, All-American boy role," Mineo said. "I don't look the type. No one ever mistakes me for Pat Boone." Close To Teenagers In keeping with his tousled hair-do, Sal again carries a weapon in his latest film; "A Private's Afair." This time it's an M-1 rifle. My bad-kid roles have helped me with the teenagers because no matter how bad I am the character is always sympathetic." Sal went on. "They feel sorry for a kid who's gone wrong. But I want to make it clear there is no relationship between my screen roles and my own personal life. Lots of kids think I'm a tough guy in person, and they tell me to look 'em up if I ever get into trouble. "I get as close to teenagers of all kinds as any actor can, and I find that more than 90 percent of them are gay." Sponsored by Orange County Builders Association ORANGE COUNTY FAIR GROUNDS NEWPORT BLVD. IN COSTA MESA APRIL 8 thru 12 Wed-Thurs Fri. 8 P.M. to 11 P.M. 1 PM to 11 PM Loans of Exhibits Plus the New HARDING & MOSS REVUE "UP and COMING" a capsule Musical Comedy with a cast of 7 STAGE SHOW TWICE NIGHTLY Matiines Sat. & Sun. Reduced Rate Home Show Tickets given at all Alpha Beta Food Markets Ask for them! ADULTS CHILDREN 65¢ 25¢ FREE PARKING! FREE! FREE! FREE! Free! Win "A chance of a lifetime" $20,000.00 GOLD MEDALLION INCOME DUPLEX Built by Clifford C. 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"okin' and Listenin'" WOOD — Jeanne Crain, tended her movie career in Indiana while she was high school, says: "I lot by slaving so young, that I grew up too fast. her kids were doublewas studying my script next day's work. I wanted tennis and talk girl-talk her girls — doing things to do, mostly nothing — hever was time. making money, yet monn't mean much to a kid we'd rather go to school and football games and do things. I had no time things then and I have for giddy things now. I'm going to make time of the things I want to do. get back to school to study try, which always fascinAnother thing — I'm haul out my paint box and school. I've always loved and I'm fairly good at it. going to travel a bit, and my ports of call is the n." Jeenne concluded. gala stage of "Holiday ers," I hardly recognized John with her hair darker role. "I like my hair after red," she assured me, gingerly made our way network of cables to where up man had the imposof trying to improve on her dark eyes dancing; ing to get in a very sad scene we're shooting is where I say farewell to my lover, and I have to act very mourful. I worked myself into a very depressed mood this morning — then when we went to lunch, I had a ball!" However, when I left the set for the "Blue Denim" stage, Jill was doing a fine job of acting sad. Ran into Carol Lynley, who was finishing her role in "Holiday" and immediately stepping into "Blue Denim," with not even an hour off. Publicist Sonia Wolfson was commiserating with Carol over the rapid transition, but Carol said: "Oh, but I love it this way!" Carol tells me her doctor has her on a rigid diet, where she just heats and eats her food, none of it very tasty. "But if I establish good eating habits while I'm young, I won't have a weight problem when I'm older," she philosophized. Mamie Van Doren says she is having her new home furnished in Chinese, modern and most of the furniture is being imported from the Far East. ... Count it a blessing if you miss "Count Your Blessings." I endured 30 minutes of it and still no plot had developed, though 'tis claimed to be a comedy. But if no comedy shows in the first half hour, 'taint funny! Director Frank Tashlin observes the reason so many people buy new cars is because they have to pay cash when riding on a bus. (Saunders Enterprises Syndicate) A recent government survey has shown that very few persons are "stone deaf." Compromise Settlement Reached For Accident SANTA ANA (OCNS) — A compromise settlement of $1,150 has been approved in superior court for a 1½ year-old Anaheim girl who was injured in a two-car crash last Sept. 14 at Katella and Highway 39. Defendant in the case had been Robert Gene Donnell, who denied liability but agreed to pay for medical and attorney fees. The little girl, Lorie Gall, was reportedly a passenger in a car driven by her mother, Mrs. Richard Lyons, 872 Irving Pl. THE PLACE TO GO FOX WEST COAST THEATRES ANAHEIM 229 W CENTER ST KEY 5-3602 Fox Anaheim Closed For installation of new equipment for the best in sound and projection. Reopens Friday night, April 17th. WEST COAST S.A. Kimberly CinemaScope & Technicolor "GIGI" Maurice Chevalier Leslie Caron FOX FULLERTON LA 5-2181 "RALLY ROUND THE FLAG, BOYS" Joan Woodward, Paul Newman A recent government survey has shown that very few persons are "stone deaf." ORANGE THEATRE PHONE KE 8-1501 Bob Hope — In Color "ALIAS JESSIE JAMES" C. Evans "The Giant Behemoth" GEM THEATRE 12836 S. 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