Evening star., 1950-06-18

vision In theaters within q year,
special FEC ALLEGATION of fire.
quencies for transmission Of spot
news and sports events TO q net
work of 10000 movie houses. tri-
dimenSional pictures and revolu-
tionary screens which surround
the viewer and require multiple
projection.
The major problem holding up
color television in theaterS has
been the low light yield Of Sys-
TENS in use, which has not been
enough for large-Screen projec-
tion. DR.. Ernest o. Lawrence. in
ventor Of the cyclotron. was put
to work on this by Paramount six
months ago and now has devel-
oped q workable system. accord
ing to Mr.. Raibourn. The Law
renee process also will provide
better color television in home re-
ceiverS and the Paramount execu-
tive predicted that this would
come along within the next IL
months. too.
Telenotes: A l3-week concert
series by the New York Phil
harmonic at Lewisohn Stadium in
New York has been scheduled as
an NBC television feature for the
summer, the first time Lewisohn
concerts have been televised. The
musical programs will be heard
and seen (WNBW) in the Monday
at $50 hour from which Robert
Montgomery will be vacationing
I. =. Glenn Ford and William
Holden have formed a partnership
to produce and play in a series of
TV films. Note from Holly
wood says that the Los Angeles
Police Department uses television
to alert the citizenry when known
criminals are in town. Note
from Washington herewith advises
Los Angeles that it is a year late.
1t was about that long ago that
Bryson Rash was televiSing pic
lures OF the 10 most wanted
fugitiveS for the FBI over WMAL-
TV. Since then and even now he
works with both the local Police
Department and the FBI. putting
pictures of fugitives and of un-
identified amnesia victims on
"Telenews Daily" (WMAL-TV-
nightly, Z ppm. Judy
Splinters" CWNBW- daily, Sis
p.m) will be brought to Wash
ington Saturday. July /, by
Shirley Dinsdale for appearances
at the Hecht Co. downtown and
in Silver Spring. A series Of J..
Arthur Rank films has been lined
up by NBC-TV to I'LL in during
the summer for Milton Berle
(WNBW-Tuesday, 8 p.m.). The
first. this week, will be "Uncle
Silas," which can't be as old as
most television movies. since
young Jean Simmons Is it's star.
Power of TV Department: A
complete revision of the order Of
the holes of the Wykagyl Country
Club in New Rochelle. N. Y, was
arranged so that NBC-TV could
televise the play-by-play of the
last six holes of the Palm Beach
Golf Tourney today. The telecast.
today at $3.50 on WNBW. is call
ing upon q quarter of a million
dollars worth Of equipment, In
cluding two mobile units, four
cameras and more than a mile OF
cable.
Programs and People: Betty
Bradley. singing sister of WNBW's
Jeanne Warner. who recently ap-
peared at the Sazerac room of
the Old New Orleans, is a new
regular attraction on Bill Her
sons "Timekeeper" show (WRC
daily. $3.50 a.m.). Gunnar
Back. who has made a consider
able reputation around here with
his radio documentaries. will start
a new daily newscast series to-
morrow at am. on WMAL. .
The concert of the Purdue Uni
versity Glee Club tomorrow at the
Departmental Auditorium will be
a broadcast feature on WASH
FIN. starting at 8:15 pm. nene
Woods, who was the voice of Walt
Disney's Cinderella" is the new
est addition to the cast Of "A Day
in the Life Of Dennis Day" (WRC
Saturday. $50 p.mD. The
popularity of the Westerns on tele-
vision seems to be spreading to
radio, too. NBC is getting ex-
cited now about the signing Of
Tex Williams. one Of the top
shoot Tony performers In
the movies. who will star In a
series titled Western Caravan.
NBC has stayed out Of the West
ern field in radio so far and
conducted more than a year Of
additions before settling on the
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