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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-01-21
Defeat Skaters
Blair Hopes 10
Match IS Mark
MARYLAND BI-CoUNTY LEAGUE
W.. L. W. L
3 0 High Point
Monty Blair . Beth, oh. Oh.
. / suitland o Z:

MARYLAND pi-cooNIi LhA"
Northwestern " ! I q High poin. VI ! 4
B Hs : ! suitiand o 8
Montgomery Blair High School,
which posted a 100 mark in
winning the Bi-County cham
pionship last year. has only the
broken illusion today of repeat
ing that fine record.
The Blazers had a 20 league
record and were tied for the lead
with Northwestern before the
Wildcats clawed them, 54-37.
last night before crowd Of
1000 at Richie Coliseum.
In other league games, High
Point defeated Suitland. 6l-47.
and Bladensburg beat Bethesda
Chevy Chase, 50-46.
Blair, unable to drive through
the Wildcats tight 2-3 zone, were
held scoreless the first Az min
utes of both the second and third
quarters and only Tailed six
points in each.
The Blazers were forced to
play one-shot offenSe for the
first three quarters. When they
didn't score on their first shot,
Northwestern's Carroll Johnson
usually grabbed the rebound to
end the threat.
Near the end of the third
quarter Northwestern led by %
points, Alb. After Coach Bill
Yarnell cleared his bench, the
Blazers put on an all-court press
which helped to close the gap
to the final 17-point margin.
Bob Thomas was the games
leading scorer with 10 points.
Gene Tyndall and johnson had
II and 10. Bill Froman, Ed Glenn
enjts and Joe Zavona scored nine
points each for Blair, which
stands at 5-4 for the season.
Northwestern's record is 80.
Bethesda held l4-4 and 1928
leads in the first two periods.
but the Mustangs frightened their
defenses and came back to take
a lead late in the game and
hold on for the win.
Bob Torillo. who spanked
Bladensburg's second-half rally.
was the games high scorer with
20 points.
Tony Baker with % points and
Butch Brown with 10 combined
to give High Point its first league
victory. Dan Shriver hung up
81 points for Suitland.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-01-21
PRESIDENTS WIN THRILLER
WI Faces Big ask
ToOvertoke CIV Five

|layup to start the tnro periou
and led by six points on three
occasions and by seven twice
early in the last quarter.
Westinghouse closed the gap
lon nine points by high-jumping
Tom Hyde and two free throws
by Joe Loughran which made 1t
$3.50 with 1852 to go. Then Walt
Densmore, who got untracked In
the second half to finish with
10 rebounds for CIV. and Coburn
dropped in single foul shots for
GW's final total.
Agee and Hyde shared scoring
honors. contributing II points to
their teams. Densmore got IL for
CIV and Hank Ide IL and Bob
Brown 10 for WI.
GW's fifth league win also was
its ninth in a row since an OPEN
ing defeat by st. Johns. WASH
ington-Lee. also q victim Of the
Johnnies, now has a To record
overall.
Fairfax came from behind q
1928 deficit at halftime to score
its third league victory and sixth
in eight games for the season.
Joe Schaeffer, The Stars ALI
Metropolitan fullback. led the
Rebels with Is points. Frank
of Falls Church
was the games top scorer, how
ever, with 81 points.
Osbourn defeated winless Gar
Field 1898 at Osbourn last night
Jack Breeder led the scorers for
Osbourn with 10 points while
Marvin Dent led the Garfield
with Is points. 1t was Osbourn's
fifth victory in six starts.
Fast breaking Parker Gray de-
Ifeated Walker-Gran Of FTeder-
icksburg. 66-34. in Alexandria
last night. Perry Lyles and Jack
|Belk led the winners with %
points and IL points. respectively.
Mount Vernon defeated Nc
Lean. 7O-44. at Mount Vernon
last night. Bob Brown Of the
Mounts led the scorers with Is
points.
Lackey downed Calvert County,
72-54, at Calvert. The Simmons
brothers. Harold and Chuck. led
Lackey scorers with 20 and 10
points. Clifford Terrill was high
for the losers with Is points.
Frank Simmons set shot with
3 seconds left gave Herndon a
54-52 victory over Warrenton.
Herndon is undefeated in five
games.
Herndon led 1911 at the first
quarter. Warrenton tied it up
1928 at the half and the three
quarter score stood at 43-43.
Herndon's Roy Fox was high
scorer with 10 points.
After a see-saW flrst half
Quantico Post High with AL Sues
% points leading the way. de-
feated the Capitol Pages, 1886.
Ed Horgan was high for the
Pages with is points.
Quantico led 1925 at the half
but opened up in the third quar-
ter with "a points, then dumped
in % more in the fourth period.
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Episcopal Motmen Win

Episcopal's wrestling team
chalked UP its second straight
victory yesterday in defeating
st. Adams. 24-17
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-01-21
Howard U. Edged
By N. 6. CoIIeqe

Howard University has an 8-4
record after losing to North
Carolina College, 1859. in a
Central intercollegiate Athletic
Association basketball game last
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-01-21

Games Today
Cardozo vs.. Western at Tech $50.
Coolidge VS.. Roosevelt at Tech, y,
Georse Washington at Episcopal 2 80.
Games Tommorrow
Priory. VS.. Georgetown Prep at De-
Matha. 2,
81. Anthony VS.. Mackin at DeMstha.
Carroll VS., Calvert Hall at Mount Ct.
Joseph baltimore, 2.
st. Johns at Mount st. joseph. $50.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-01-21
HOCKEY RESULTS

BY the Associated Press
Boston Boston, A I fh'SssG, l9EAeuE
- EASTERN LEAGUE
Philadelphia. 8: Johnstown. o.
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Tony Baker with % points and
Butch Brown with 10 combined
to give High Point its first league
victory. Dan Shriver hung up
81 points for Suitland.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-01-21
By SID SUSSMAN

Games today-Cerdozo vs.; Westeih z!
Techt. 7:30: Coolidge VS.. Roosevelt 81
Techt, o.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-01-21

Osbourn defeated winless Gar
Field 1898 at Osbourn last night.
Jack Breeder led the scorers for
Osbourn with 18 points while
Marvin Dent led the Garfield
with Is points. 1t was Osbourn's
fifth victory in six starts.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-01-21

Fast breaking Parker-Gray de-
Ifeated Walker-G Grant of Freder-
icksburg. 66-34. in Alexandria
last night. Perry Lyles and Jack
|Belk led the winners with %
points and IL points, respectively.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-01-21

Lackey downed Calvert County,
72-54, at Calvert. The Simmons
brothers, Harold and Chuck. led
|Lackey scorers with 20 and 10
points. Clifford Terrill was high
for the losers with Is points.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-01-21

Mount Vernon defeated Nc
Lean, 70-44, at Mount Vernon
last night. Bob Brown Of the
Mounts led the scorers with rs
points.
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Todoy's Programs on TeIevision
Sunday, January 70, 1856

Wt ch s@ Industry P1es Gis
plshsas GM
Com
munb 1919 II,
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COLOR SHOWS
THIS WEEK

Sunday. $3.50 to 4 pm. WRC
t4-ZOO IA. y: AA.>3..5as1
Ostrich Farm"
Sunday, 1880 to 9 pm. WRC
t4)-"The Sunday Specta-
cular: Inside Beverly Hills"
Monday. 3 to 4 pm, WRC a.
Matinee Theater: Rom
ney."
Monday through Friday, $50
to 6 pm. WRC (4)-Howdy
Deody.
Monday. 8 to $3.50 pm, WRC
"a Producers Showcase:
Festival of Music"
Tuesday. 8 to 9 pm, WRC "a
Milton Berle Show.
Tuesday. $50 to 10 pm.
WTOP (9)-Red Shelton
Show.
Thursday. 3 to 4 pm, WRC
(4-Matinee Theater: 'Darl
Possession.
Friday, 3 to 4 pm, WRC o.
Matinee Theater: Dark
Possession"
Friday, 8 to $3.50 pm, WRC
(D-Truth or Consequences.
Saturday, Z to 1880 PM, WTOP
(9)-The Gene Autry Show.
Saturday, $50 to 10 pm.
WRC (4)-Jimmy Durante
Show.
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people captured by Mexican
bandits; Lois Hall. Lowell
Gilmore.
1900, WTTG t5)-Georgetown
University Forum: Matthew
Warren moderates: "Ameri-
can Military Policy, 1885,"
DR.. Henry Kissinger, DR.,
James Atkinson and DR.. Eu-
gene Bacon.
1880, WRC (D-Inside Beverly
Hills: Visits to homes of
stars, Beverly Hills Hotel,
etc. Art Linkletter, host,
Partial list of celebrities:
Jimmy Stewart. Groucho
Marx, Robert Cummings,
Rory Calhoun. Glen Ford,
Durante. Corinne Griffith,
Cyd Charlse.
1880, WTOP (9)-Jack Benny
Show: Sarah Churchill gets
full story about Jacks Man
Friday, Rochester.
$500, WTOP t9)--Ed Sullivan:
Kim Novak and Susan Stras-
berg in scene from Picnic;
also Pinky Lee, Helen TRAD
bel, Oracle Fields and West
Point Glee Club.
800, WRC (4)-TV Playhouse:
THE Starlet." by John Via
hos: q drama about the mo-
ton picture business; Ralph
Bellamy. Betsy Palmer.
$500, WTOP (9) - Electric
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Sid Caesar to Launch
Summer Movie Venture

is today. Which may or may
not be q good thing. And.
by the way, whatever hap
pened to Red Buttons? Z.
The talk is getting stronger
here that Walter Winchell will
give Ed Sullivan a run for his
ratings next season.
Paging that beloved schnoz-
cola. Jimmy Durante! After
Tab Hunter worked with
Jimmy he told me, This is the
most charming, kind. beloved
person I ever met in my life.
AS he was leaving the studio,
everyone who made q touch
received money from Jimmy.
Volta mani" II you want
to know what happened to
Dennis Morgan. he signed for
the Wire Service" telefilm
series.
The schoolkids Of James,
town, N Y, get a holiday when
Lucy and Desi come to town
her hometown--February 8.
:. And the IS Constitution
carbohydrates them off Man.
haitian. February 8.
Ralph Edwards received a
registered bundle of scripts
containing the life story of an
83-year-old lady who asked,
why don't you put me on
This Is Your Life? The only
life worth living is an unhappy
one like mine" Ralph replied
that he'd like to Use her, but
IT would kill the surprise"
North American Newspaper Alliancs)
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boxes. crawling under the
piano.
Since one day in 1899 when
he substituted for a comedian
on Radio Station VIDAL, in
his native Baltimore. he's
been a marked man-marked
to make others laugh. I've
had my clothes ripped from
me-" he recalls. I've had
water poured on my best suits.
I've climbed chandeliers and
kissed monkeys. I've been the
butt of a million jokes and
taken punishment that would
have exhausted sturdier guys.
All in an effort to evoke that
most soothing music-spon-
taneous laughter"
Lives Quietly In Rye
He was born Thomas CARR
son Morflt, But one day in a
burst Of daring while appear
ing on radios Club Matinee"
he decided to hold a contest to
rename himself. A woman from
Pittsburgh won with Garry
Moore" And Garry Moore it's
been ever since-except in his
home in Rye. ". Y.
There. in a quiet life COM
pletely separated from his tele-
vision work. he's known as
Thomas Morfit, that nice young
man with the nice young wife
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-01-29
HOLLYWOOD TV
BY SHEILAH GRAHAM

HOLLYWOOD-Sid Caesar
blew into the Beverly Hilton
to set up an independent movie
something I've developed"
he said - for the summer
hiatus. I was glad to hear
from Sid that Nanette Fabray
has completely recovered from
the head injury received on
their show.
Dean Martin and Jerry
Lewis gave a big, fat no to the
NBC suggestion they take over
the 8-to-9 Sunday night spot
every week. They want to live
a little longer. Incidentally,
Marilyn Monroe has already
received S million requests
from top TV packagers and
she can write her own ticket.
She'll wait until after COM
plotting the BUS Stop" movie
at 20th-Fox.
Susan Hayward calmly re-
fused $4,000 for one TV APP
pearance! Get ready for
some big changes on LUX
Video Theater." Benny
Baker. who did a Matinee"
Monday. was swamped with Of
fers, and told me, I'm back
in Hollywood - same talent
with an older face"
Milton Berries TV sabbath
cal Of a year may be perma-
nent. Let's not forget Uncle
Miltie made video what 1t
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Theater: Joan Fontaine re-
visits her small home town
after marrying Italian count.
$3.50, WTOP co. - Alfred
Hitchcock: Shopping for
Death" story Of two retired
statesmen who predict fate
of tempered woman:
10 Van Fleet.
1890, WRC t4)-Loretta Young:
Writer accepts scientists
marriage proposal with eye
to security. but unusual turn
of events alters their plans;
Miss Young stars.
1880, WTTG ~ - Uncommon
Valor Premiere: Special half
hour program featuring in
terviews, Judo exhibitions,
swearing in Of recruits, pre-
cedes showing of first Of 20
week series on Marine Corps
history. The assault and
capture OF Tarawa is pictured
in opener.
1900, WTOP DISAPPOINTMENT
with Adventure: Real estate
developers plan to raze war
shrine for amusement park
causes Juror.
1880, WRC (4-Justice: Story
about ex-con who convinces
himself that trouble always
looks for him.
1880, WTOP (9) What's MY
Line? Herman Wouk subs
for Bennett Cert on panel.
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TODAYS TV
MOVIES
200, WTTG (5)-D0uble Fea-
ture: In "The Return of

200, WTTG (5)-Double Fea-
ture: In "The Return Of
Wildfire", two young girls
whose father was killed by
dishonest rival rancher are
aided by Richard Arlen. In
Rapture" two sisters are
rivals for the affections of
handsome young Roman
sculptor.
500, WMAL (D-'Lady Of
Burlesque": Story of a bur-
lesque queens little sister
who believes her to be a
Broadway star; Barbara
Stanwyck.
1870, WMAL (7-"The Mi
kadO": Gilbert and Sulli-
vans classic operetta. as
done by the Doyle Opera
Company; Kenny Baker.
(1939.)
800, WT'TG (5)-"The Wife
of Monte Cristo": Story of
love and adventure based on
the Dumas characters; Eva
Gabor. (l946.)
11:15, WRC 4)-"PimperneI
Smith: Adventure story:
Leslie Howard, Francis Sui
Ivan.
l1:15, VIDAL 1D-Baltimore
hannel - Red Planet
Mars: With the help of q
hydrogen tube, American
couple establishes contac
with Mars. (1952.)
1l:15, WAAM Q3)-Baltimore
Channel Barrier Of Oh
Law: Police lieutenant falls
In love with girl whose
brother Is wanted by law.
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ON THE AIR
The New Motto.
Emmies for All

year, if / remember correctly.
The doggiest show on TV. It
should be Rim Tin Tins turn
this year.
Other Awards Likely
The decision to add Is more
caCegories gives you an inkling
of how this advice was re-
ceived by the academy.
AS other chapter houses are
opened in other cities. will
more categories be added? It
seems likely.
Anyway, I've got a sneaking
bunch that this years awards.
which will take place Saturday.
March II, from 8 to 1920
pm, will cause just as much
CONSERVATION and protest as
last years. 9TH be a show
worth watching, mind you
that's why NBC covers it. How
else can you get SO much tall
ent on the screen for nothing0
I've got some predictions,
too.
OF the Al awards, 20 win go
to Hollywood, 90 to New York.
and one (maybe) to Washing
ton for a public affairs show.
Here Comes Disney
Walt Disney, seated at a
table close to the mike. will
collect at least three more En-
mics.
The awards for technical
achievements in TV film work
will be won by people who
are seated in the next county
and will take the longest time
to reach the platform.
The fellow who wins the
trick-shot Emmy will make a
long speech. The best come
dian won't open his mouth.
On the following Wednes-
day, by the way March 2D.
the other Hollywood academy,
the one that dispenses Oscars.
will go on TV with its Spec
tacular. (From 1890 pm. to
1915 am, WRC-4,
Disney. looking like he
hadn't slept since Saturday.
will shyly collect three more
Oscars.
Wanna bet?
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-01-29
BY CHARLES MERCER

NEW YORK. Jan. % tP.-
Garry Moore, who at the age of
40 arouses maternal concern in
millions of teleyision viewers.
recalls being worried only once
in his life.
The occasion was a summer
many seasons ago after he'd
amicably left Jimmy Durante's
show in order to 60 1t alone in
this business of making people
laugh. Unlike several other
young men Of similar ambi-
tons, he was not receiving any
offers. So he went to Durante's
home to discuss his concern.
Durante, knowing why he
was coming to see him, had
collected all the gold he could
find in his house-watches, bits
Of jewelry and the ike-and
put 1t in a small pile. He also
had shoveled up a basket of
fertilizer from his newly-fer-
tilted lawn. After Garry had
described his worry. Durante
pointed dramatically to the
gold and said:
dis Is you. Garry" Then
he pointed to the basket Of
fertilizer. "And dis is all de
other guys. Don't worry"
Little Worry Since
And Garry Moore has had
little occasion to worry since.
Now the Garry Moore show,
seen five days a week cat 10
ann on CBS-TV. is in its sixth
year. and for a long time Garry
has been presiding over the
mysteries Of 1--WE Got Secret"
on Wednesday evenings at $50
over the same network.
Since his talents and charm
have fullest play on the morn
ing show. and since a majority
Of his viewers are women, the
analysis of one woman viewer
is worthy of mention:
Garry appeals to the mother
instinct in every woman. He
has the boyish charm and
quality of an adolescent. That's
why every woman who watches
his TV show becomes con-
cerned about his welfare"
And that's why he's deluged
with home remedies any time
he mentions having a cold or a
headache on the program.
He Doesn't Know
Garry himself says, II don't
know what it is I do. I'm not q
comedian. I found my forte
lay not In trying to be some
body else. but in being myself.
The easiest kind of laugh to
get Is the laugh at someone's
expense. But the greatest pos
session anyone has is human
dignity. II you try to strip
him Of it. you hurt many
people"
That's why he never makes
fun of people on his programs
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High!ights

.1l:3O, WTOP (9) - Camera
Three: (Premiere) Expert
mental educational series
with James Macandrew. mod
orator. THE Rendezvous" a
story Of heart-break. by 10Th
century author. Ivan Tur-
genev.
1880, WRC ~ Freedom
Tours: Reviews American
history from jamestown pc
Rod through Revolutionary
War.
100, WRC a. - American
Forum: Subject, Election Is
sues-'56. Cows. Craig tR.,
Ind and Williams 3D.,
Mich.)
1900, WMAL (0--Christopher
Program: T'V producer Jack
Ball and Fred Allen. guests.
200, WRC (4-Conversation
midas Prime Minister Nehru
talks with Chester Bowles.
1900, WMAL t0-Celebrity Pa
rade: Drew Pearson charges
private companies block flood
control projects; Joe McCaf-
frey's guest, Sen. Beall R.,
Md
$3.50, WRC "a - Religious
Show: THE Prodigal Son." a
Biblical story.
1880, WMAL (7)-This We Be-
lieve: DR.. Shane MacCarthy
narrates story of Mother
Seton. founder Of Sisters of
Charity.
| 1880. WTOP t9-Life With
Father: tReruns) An opera
singer kisses mothers hand
too frequently; Leon Ames.
$500, WRC (D-Dr. Spock:
Subject: Bathing of small
babies.
$500. WTOP t9)--Face the Ma
ton: Sen. George. Democrat
OF Georgia, guest.
$3.50, WRC (A-Zoo Parade /:
Color. Story of ostrich
raising and plumage harvest
ing.
400, WRC divide, Wide
World: Scenes from the st.
Paul Winter Carnival will be
contrasted with tropical sport
in the Bahamas.
400, WTOP (9)-Front Row
Center: 1.-THE Ainsley Case, "
story Of country girl who
seeks finer things of life;
Lloyd Bridges. Mona Free
man.
4:3O, WMAL (7--College Press
Conference: Gov. Williams,
Democrat of Michigan, guest.
500, WTOP (9-Omnib bus:
Hume Cronyn and Jessica
Tandy in Minds over Man.
ners";; Sugar Ray Robinson
demonstrates fine points of
boxing. v
500, WRC (4)--Meet the Press:
Sen. Eastland, Democrat of
Mississippi, guest.
900, WMAL t7)-Science Fic-
ton Theater: Radioactive
eagle leads uranium prospec-
tors to huge deposit in desert.
$3.50, WTOP (9) You are
There: Diana Lynn in THE
Final Hours Of Joan Of Arc"
$3.50. WTTG ~ - Herbert
Marshall Presents: Escape
to Nowhere" story Of two
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-01-29
ON THE AIR
BY BERNIE HARRISON

From the occasional bull
letins and gossip column items
that reach this desk, it may be
deduced that the imposingly
! titled Academy of Television
Arts and Sciences is earnestly
hoping its Emmy awards this
year will also have some mean
ing. Not a Whole lot-just some.
Publicity it has-thanks to
NBC-TV. which covers the pre-
sentation ceremonies.
Prestige is the next item on
the agenda. Bully.
The evidence is that Holly
wood. which has a tendency to
bruise easily, was severely
wounded by the general horse
laugh that greeted last years
winners.
Voters Were Loyal
The bulk of the Emmy
collectors were Hollywood
shows, which was not unnatural
since all Of the voters were
Hollywood workers
Sensitive New York, led by a
grim-lipped Ed Sullivan. let
out a Shrek.
It was the general consensus
of opinion that the academy
was out to sabotage New York
TV. Already nettled by the
production exodus to the Coast.
the industry lined up solidly
behind Gen" Sullivan. primed
its muskets. and exploded.
A favorable syndicated wind
carried the bedlam to Holly
wood and ere the din had sub
sided. Varietys L. A. to New
York listings included the
name of Don before, academy
president.
Don met with Ed Sullivan. a
New York committee was
formed. an Office opened. and
it is now apparent that the in
dustry in that famous metro
politan city has been formally
recognized.
before also indicated that
he Is investigating the horse
laughs heard from Chicago
and that, eventually. there will
be representation for all who
yell loud enough.
Frankly. l thought our an
guished protests would carry
loud and clear, but if they
heard us. they haven't shown
any signs as yet.
A fellow in Cumberland said
he heard me. A lady in North
Carolina said she got oar sig
nal perfectly. She got a little
indignant about it. as I recall.
Wait till next award time.
Add 10 More Awards
AS for the Emmies them
selves. the academy has also
announced that there will be
more of them this year.
Thirteen more, to be exact,
making total of forty-one.
When / talked to DR.. Frank
Baxter, a member of the acad-
envy and a TV star who is
incidentally beginning a new
series Of lectures on the Rem
Nuisance that will, as usual,
probably not be carried here
I suggested that the academy
might also profit by making
general awards on program
ming trends and cut down on
the categories.
Trying to categorize TV is
a bottomless trap. You divide,
subdivide and there seems to
be no end to the classical
tons.
Lassie got an award last
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-01-29
Garry, 40, Still Appeals
To the Maternal Instinct

and that's why his audience
likes him and his program.
Mice guys win ball games"
he says. 1T may take them
longer. But they stay around
longer"
Garry's fans run his show.
What they want, they get.
When he read a letter on the
air from someone who sug-
gested he abandon his crew
haircut, the CHS switchboard
was deluged by calls from hun
dreds Of indignant fans. When
a weary mother dropped into
the show with her 3-yearJold
youngster during the Christ
mas shopping rush, Garry
served as baby-sitter - and
tried to collect a 50-cent sit
ters fee.
He Got Movement
When a faithful adherent
complained there wasn't
enough movement in the show.
Garry devoted his next show to
movement - walking through
the orchestra. climbing 70 the