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Evening star., 1958-09-30

when Singer Johnny Mathi;
cancelled out after a disagree
ment on the content and
amount of material" sent out
an S. o. S. for Gordon MacRae,
|. i. The cancellation was by
mutual consent"
NBC will alternate an expert
mental new series called Ka-
leidOseOpe with Omnibus be-
ginning October 10. A
sample Of the programming
they have in mind: The recrea-
tion Of how a reigning theatre
cal hit is groomed for Broad
way.
Circle Theater has an hour
documentary upcoming on that
Long Island House of Flying
Objects. The scheduled
date is October 90.
$50
ScOrebOard:
The Great Game of Politics,
Sunday WTOP-9).
The restraint displayed in
part one Of this seven part
series-a TV portrait of a Cleve-
land ward boSs-was hardly ac-
cidental. CHS and the other
networks know from whence
their largest headaches derive
That it's still possible to dc
a TV news job in this field-by
simply letting the cameras tell
the stOry-was the lesson re-
vealed in Sundays frank and
revealing documentary.
Boss Jack Russell and his
aides disclosed the workings Of
their organization and precinct
politics: host Eric SEVERED
scrupulously pointed out that
it could have been a Republi-
can as well as a Democrat.
Any Interpretation was wisely
left for the viewer.
Evening star., 1958-09-30
TODAY'S GOOD
MUSIC DIAL

1900, WASH-FM 1911 Mc.)--
Concert Hall: Faithful Shep-
herd Suite by Handel and
Symphony No. 8 in D-Minor
by Vaughn Williams.
500. WASH-FM (97.1 Mc.)-
Concert Hall: Organ Con-
certo in c by Haydn and
Scythian Suite by Proko-
fieff.
$3.50. WGMS $50 Kc.)-Mu-
sic From Germany: King
Stephen Overture by Bee
thoven and Symphony in e
Flat by Stamitz.
$500, VOL (145O Kc.)-Good
Music Time: Rob Roy by
Berlioz and The Damnation
of Faust.
11:OO. WGMS t57O Kc.)-Sym-
phony Hall: The Return
of Lemminkainen and Cello
Concerto in c by Miaskov.
sky.
Evening star., 1958-09-30


Eddie Fisher Seasons premere) Ernie Kovacs, Jerry
Lewis, Helen Gallagher Ed Wynn, Milton Canf and Dean
Federcks Fishers guests Helen sings and dances to
"old Devil Moon and joins Eddie and Kovacs for That's
Entertainment" There's Ballad Of the Beat" with
Ernie making fun of the "beat" generation and such
Fisher solos Let Me Sing and I'm Happy" and Moon
light Becomes You" Jerry Lewis does monologue, and
Wynn Canir and TVS Steve Canyon come on to plug
their shows. tcolor) pm, wRcA.
Wyatt Earp-"Bounty Killer" There lot Of west
hand this season. but they'll have to some to
shoot bullets carp In this episode he unites
with part-tme cattle rusers to bring in BUSH
whacker Most Of the shooting in big battle
at the hnale. Incidentally they must have given Hugh
OBrian big pay rase-he seems to be smiling this
year. $3.50 pm, WAiAL-7
TV Theater-Caudette Colbert Show" Here's another Of
those addition films that made it, and chance for
you to see you agree with the ad who turned 1t
down as a series Storyline has Miss Colbert a newly
elected Congresswoman coming to Washington with her
husband and two children It's inofensive and doesn't
tax your mind it's hard to figure out why it didn't SELL
OK. you Judge it, pm, WRC-4
The Riheman tPremiere)-"The Sharpshooter" Another
cowboy hero with few twists. He uses rifle instead OF
si-shooter and his sidekick his young Hard to
judge by the first show but played by Chuck Connors
this looks like an above-average cater Tongnt our
hero rides into town. enters shooting contest proves
his Skill and then cleans up the place Nothing new in
plot, but very well done. pm- WMAL-7.
Red SHELTON Seasons premiere) Since Lberace plays
Muggsy a low-down tramp friend of Reds, that alone
gets laughs Sketon Freddy the Freeoader is trying
to get to the World Series via rattle ticket prepare
for baseball gags There's also chance to take
peep at starlet Sandra Giles $3.50 pm, WTOP-9
Naked City premiere Meridian" New police series filmed
on location with authentic New York City backgrounds
Opening show busy introducing the police heroes to
build up any real steam but exciting beautifully d.
rected chase sequence through New Yok Coliseum ndi-
Gates that this may sure-re hit in the
bers derby John McIntre and James Franciscus wear
the badges but if the show to click the real star VIII
be the city. $50 pm, WMAL-7.
Garry Moore Show (Premere). Garrys show gives TV
variety shot in the arm judging by our peek at re-
hearsals From Marion Lorne's charmingly incoherent
entrances to Red Sketon's monologue to Janis Pages
farcical wife" of husband" Garry SKETCH Moores sea
son opener moves breezly along Even the commercials
your Tv key prevewer found woven into the show
til they're relatively painless AS special hlip, Garry
has flown in II Eskimos for grand blanket tossing
folk dance which celebrates the biggest fishing catch OF
the year Promising debut 10 pm, WToP-9.
Evening star., 1958-09-30
OTHER TV
HIGHLIGHTS

700, WTOP tSD-Film Of the
Week: Premiere. THE
Three Musketeers." starring
Lana Turner and Gene
Kelly. An action packed
show in a French setting
(l948).
1880, WRC a. - Dragnet:
Friday and Smith investi-
gate the disappearance Of
q woman who had custody
of a paroled murderess.
1880, WNEAL t7)--Surgarfoot:
Brink of Fear" Loyalty to
a friend nearly causes Sug-
arfoot to land in jail.
$500, WTTG (5l-Five Star
Feature: Best Of the Bad
men," starring Robert Ryan
and Claire Trevor. A sher-
i'll goes after a band of OUT
laws in a fast-moving West
ern. (1948).
10:00, WRC (4)-The Cali
fornians: "Mutineers From
He'll" A mutiny on the
high seas leads to better
laws.
11:1O, WTTG (0-Starlight
Evening star., 1958-09-30
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Evening star., 1958-09-30
~ KEY PREVIEWS

ToHi0hts top shoiOs previeDed by TV Keys stGG.
wo attend rehedrsals match screenings and dnalyse
scripts In Net0 York and Hollywood Their opinions
offered as guide to area ptetpers
Evening star., 1958-09-30
TODAY'S RADIO
HIGHLIGHTS

7:05, WTOP-Amos NJ Andy:
Masquerading as a 77-year-
old Spanish-American War
veteran. The Kingflsh at
tempts to fool the govern
ment.
$500, WTOP - The Jaime
Bragg Show: Songs from
Eydie Gorme's newest al
bum. "Eydie in Love-"
Evening star., 1958-09-30

apologetically. I'm popped.
costar John Russell's eyes
followed him out sympathetic
cslly. A veteran of the TV wars
with one series, Soldiers of For
tune. already behind him, he
grinned:
"Can you blame him? He's
got those new-shOw butterfiies-
the jury won't be in for weeks:
he just got married three weeks
ago and here he Is spending his
honeymoon with the marshall"
Fortunately for Brown, who
was beginning to look a little
green. Washington was their
last stop. They'll both be on the
set at Warmers tomorrow
morning. bright and early. to
start shooting episode No, Is.
Incidental Note: Russell, who
has the title role in the ABC
series, won't soon forget this
Wa ashington stopover. The
actor not only uncovered a
cousin he didn't know he had.
Mrs. walter Hornaday. Of
Arlington, but he learned that
his family originally came from
Virginia several generations
ago. The actor rearranged his
schedule to pay his cousin a
quick visit yesterday afternoon.
Also in town yesterday-but
relaxed-was Robert Culp, 26-
year-old star of CBS-Tv's
Trackdown. With Bob were his
wife, Nancy. a former Baltimo-
rean. plus Nancy's mother, with
whom they had just been
visiting.
"The last time - the only
time I was here" Bob remi-
nisced, was in a bad play"
Turned out to be "The Pres
colt Proposals." starring Kath-
Srine Cornell, and while the
play missed on Broadway, it
ran for about three months
and represented his first i'm
portant break.
The outSpoken actor doesn't
hesitate to say that he's been
fighting for a later time spot
for his series ever since it
started. With Disneyland now
included in the opposition, he
hopes it will be soon.
CuIp has several irons in the
fire-for next summer and
after the series, whenever
that is" One Of them is a
movie to be made with Ted
Mills. whom he considers one
of the fine creative minds in
the business.
An example of Mr.. Mills in
genuity? "Did you see Patti
Pages new show" Culp asked,
We did-'nuf sed.
The visits of the CulpS and
the Lawmen, of course, were
merely a prelude. Mr.. Big in
the Western field, meaning jim
(Maverick) Garner, will be ir
town tomorrow for the United
Giver's Fund drive. and if vol
want to take a look at him II
person, the gathering place il
across from the Willard or
Pershing Square at about 3:3C
o'clock.
&&
On The Run:
Garry Moore. who ran int
unexpected trouble on the evI
of his CBS-9 premiere tonigh
Evening star., 1958-09-30

Theater: 1.-TWO Tickets to
Broadway" starring Janet
Leigh and Tony Martin. A
small town girl and boy ar
ranged a hoax in order to
get a break on q TV show.
(195lD
HIS. WTOP t9)-The Late
Show: THE Devil Doll, "
starring Lionel Barrymore
and Maureen O'Sullivan. A
prisoner serving time at
Devils Island learns a
ghaStly secret from q mad
scientist. (l936O
Evening star., 1958-09-30

Following is supplementary In
formation on today's programs
received after TeleVue went to
press:
1000. WToP (o) - Garry
Moore Show; Gordon MacRae
will replace Johnny Mathis.
Evening star., 1958-09-30
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Evening star., 1958-09-30
ON THE AIR
ON THE AIR
Even cowboy Star
Needs His Nap
BY BERNIE HARRISON
Star Tv Critic

Those Furnishing country publicity junket not for
appe-ch TV neophyte NICE lean feer named
Peter Brown whose first big The Lawman preieres
ABC7 Sunday which happens be his 23d birthday excused
table yesterday the Sheraton Park
I'm going up to the room take nap elas" he said
Evening star., 1958-09-30
LATEST N
INFORMATION

Television programs for the
week are carried in the Televue
Magazine with Sundays Star.
The Sidney herald., 1958-07-23
- Personal News Items =

Mrs. Esther Eyer of Seattle.
Wash, visited in Sidney last
Thursday at the homes of her
brothers, Bud and Joe Halvor-
son. Mrs. Eyer was returning
from Cleveland, Ohio, where she
was a delegate to the National
Education Convention. She is a
high school teacher in Seattle.
Mrs. Nell Magruder left Satur-
day to return to her home in In
dianola, Iowa. Mrs. Magruder
came to Sidney to accompany her
cousins, Mrs. c.. r. Magruder
and Mrs. Phyllis Edeington and
children on a vacation trip to
California, and has visited here
two weeks since their return.
During her stay here she was
entertained at the Harold Rounce,
Elmer Sorenson, E. J. Ulman,
l.. E. Rice and Magruder homes.
Mrs. Ellen Dore of Denver is
visiting here this week at the
homes of her children, Mrs. Henry
Levno, and the Rudolph and Les
ter, Dore, S. Oak.
General and Mrs. S. A. Mitch
ell of Helena visited in Sidney
last week at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. r. E. Hall.
Mrs. Howard Turner is expect
ed home today from Eveleth,
Mimi, where she spent the past
week visiting among relatives and
old friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. M. Lauer re-
turned Monday from Thermop-
oils, Wyo., where they enjoyed
a weeks visit at the home of
their son-in-law and daughter,
Mr.. and Mrs. Don Hart and fam
lily.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. E. Hall had
for their Sunday guests their son
and his wife, Mr.. and Mrs. Ken
meth Hall and children, Joni and
Dsrla. Little Marcia Hall, who
had been visiting for a week with
her grandparents, accompanied
them home to Bainville Sunday
evening.
DR.. and Mrs. c. o. Watkins
have for their houseguests this
week DR.. Watkins niece and
her husband, Mr.. and Mrs. Don
Archer and their three sons of
Philadelphia, Pa. MI. Archer is
a YMCA official in Philadelphia.
Houseguests at the DR.. Benson
home the past week were DR.,
Benson's sister and ner husband,
Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd Fisher, and
his sister, Mrs. Dell Newcomb,
all of Toledo, Iowa. They were
returning home from a vacation
The Sidney herald., 1958-07-23
Edwin Delzers HOnored on
Silver Wedding Anniversary

Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Delzer
were pleasantly surprised last
Sunday afternoon when friends
gathered at their home at the
Richland County fairgrounds to
honor them on their silver we'd
ding anniversary. They brought
a lovely lunch which was served
on the lawn.
Arrangements for this anniver-
sary event were made by Gladys
Breitling and Tillie Mock. Guests
were Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Meyer,
Mrs. Rose Mock, Mrs. Barbara
Shultz, Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Cart
ner, Mr.. and Mrs. Ted Jensen,
Mr.. and Mrs. Eldor Breitling,
Mr.. and Mrs. Herb Bauer, Mr.
and Mrs. Mike Herman, Mr. and
Mrs. Emil Borchart, Mr.. and Mrs
Emanuel Bouxbaum, Mrs. Mar
garet Gress, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Fisher, Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Mock
and Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Brett
ling.
The beautiful four-tier wedding
cake topped with a miniature
bride and groom, was baked ant
decorated by Gladys Breitling
The honored couple were present
ed with a gift of silver from tn
group and many individual gift
The Sidney herald., 1958-07-23

feature attraction at such out
standing events as the Cheyenne,
Wyo., Frontier Days Rodeo; CAL
gary Stampede, Calgary, Alberta,
Canada; Edmonton Fair and Ex-
position, Edmonton, Alberta, Ca
NADIA; New Mexico State Fair;
California State Fair; Fort Worth
Fat Stock Show; Texas State
Fair and many others. His 1858
appearance at the Texas State
Fair marks his fifth straight year
at this largest of all state frs.
Each year Hank and the band
travel over 10000 miles in their
specially built 29~-passenger Flex-
ible bus. 1t is completely air con-
ditioned and has an individual ra-
dio for each man. 1t is equipped
with complete wardrobe lockers
and 10 outlets so the boys car
rehearse on the bus while travel
ing. 1t also has fold-away hunks
and lavatories with hot and cold
running water and a refrigerator.
During the past five years
HANK THOMPSON has had owe
IS of his songs on the Western
Honor Roll of Hits and he con-
sistently places among the Top
Ten A1l-Time Favorites in the
country and western music field.
Don't miss this great attraction
when it comes to town! ADV.
The Sidney herald., 1958-07-23
Bob's Movie News

Gregory Peck, who has por-
trayed a cowboy, senior grade,
in six king-sized Westerns on the
screen, and whose seventh, 1.-THE
Bravados' is about to open at
the Centre Theatre, has decided
to become a cowboy in real life.
The tall, rugged actor has gone
into the cattle business by leas-
ing an 18OO-acre spread" in CEN
trail CALIFORNIA; picturesque Santa
Inez Mountains. He has already
stocked the layout with 900 head
Of white-faced Hereford and
hopes his new enterprise will
prove as profitable as his cine
matte shennanigans with the
shorthorns.
His current CinemaScope, De
Luxe Color drama, 1.-THE Brava-
dos" also is responsible for an
other addition to his spread. It's
name Is 'Recuerdo," Hollywood's
equine equivalent to Ferdinand,
the bull, who wanted only to
stand and smell pretty flowers.
"Recuerdo," which means "re-
membrance," was sired by "Tu-
pinanpa," who is spoken of in
Mexico with the same reverence
that chalk-players s. when they
mention such steeds as Citation
and Silky Sullivan. The only
trouble with "Recuerdo" is that
he simply does not like to run
in competition as his turf follow
ers painfully discovered. In eight
trips to the starting gate, he fin
ished dead last each time. But
this beautiful hunk of black
horse flesh has finally found his
niche in life. He got one taste of
working in front of a Hollywood
camera and decided that acting
beats racing by a dozen furlongs.
"Recuerdo" is Gregory Peck's
horse in "The Bravados' and the
two founded a mutual admiration
society resulting in Peck's out
right purchase of the steed for
his new ranch.
The Sidney herald., 1958-07-23
Hank Thompson
Al Triangle Club

HANK THOMPSON, known to
millions by his many hits on
Capitol records, will be appear
ing at Triangle Club in Sidney
on Sunday, Aug. 3, with his ia
nous swing band, the Brazos
Valley Boys.
This is one of the most color
full and entertaining organiza-
tons in the country. Each year
they tour every state in the ma
ton and all of the provinces of
Canada playing leading ball
rooms, parks, auditoriums, night
clubs, fairs and rodeos. The past
few years Hank has been the
The Sidney herald., 1958-07-23
Jaycee- Jayceean Picnic
Is Postponed

Due to a conflict with the state
board meeting, the picnic has
been postponed to August 2. Ac-
cording to committee chairman
Mrs. Harold Thogerson, the pic
mic will be at Richland Park at
800 pm. The Jayceens will pro-
vide the potluck supper. Please
bring your own dishes and choice
of beverage. Any Jaycee wives
who wish to bring something for
the potluck may call Harold
Thogerson for information.
The Sidney herald., 1958-07-23
Reports of Meetings of
Ladies' Golf and Bridge Club

Mrs. Don Nutter and Mrs. Carl
GLAND were hostesses at the reg
ular meeting of the Ladies Golf
and Bridge Club held at the Sid
ney Country Club Wednesday af-
ternoon, July 16. Mrs. j. 1.
Turner won the high score bridge
prize and Mrs. Roy Rounce the
prize for low golf score.
Mrs. Howard Turner and Mrs.
Victor Koch will be h~ostesses at
a 2 o'clock dessert bridge and
golf at the club house next We'd
nesday, July 80.
The Sidney herald., 1958-07-23
Sidney Jayceens Plan
Fer Annual STYLE Show

The Sidney Jayceens met Mon
Cay evening at the Moose Hall.
Guests of the club were Marge
CRUDE, Naomi Sherlock and Jean
Thirud.
Mrs. Milo Anderson reported
on the Fourth of July float pro-
ject. The Jaycee-Jayceen float
took first place in the patriotic
category.
Mrs. Harold Thogerson an
nounced that the picnic would
be postponed to August 2 because
of a conflict with the state board
meeting.
Tickets for the style show were
distributed to the members. The
club was divided into two groups
for a ticket sales contest. The
The Sidney herald., 1958-07-23
PILGRIM SERIES
FAMILY CAMP

A Pilgrim Series Family Work
shop Camp is being held on Lake
Metigoshee in Pilgrim Park, Bot
tineau, N. D., beginning July 27-
August 2. Mr. and Mrs. Bernard
McLain, Christeen, Francis,
James, Mary and Faith will at
tend this, camp with Mrs. Nc
Lain teaching the Juniors and
Mr.. McLain teaching the Senior
High Course on the Book of
Books. The Rev. Walter Dobler
of the Division of Christian Edu-
alton from Boston, Mass, will
teach the adults.
The Sidney herald., 1958-07-23
DELEGATES TO ATTEND
NEW YORK CONVENTION

About five of Jehovah's Wit
nesses from the Fairview Con-
gregation will attend an interna-
tional convention in New York
City July 81 through Aug. 8.
MI. Speakerworth, presiding
minister of the Fairview congre-
CATION. in announcing the plans
of the local delegates, said that
it has been necessary to cancel
all the local meetings at the
Kingdom Hall in Fairview from
July 20 through Aug. z, with
the exception of the Watchtower
Bible Study class which will be
held as usual on Sundays at 8
pm. An assistant minister will
be in charge of the local group
during the convention time.
The Sidney herald., 1958-07-23
DISTRICT IL NURSES ASSN.
TO MEET JULY %

District No. IL Nurses Asso-
citation will meet Monday eve
ming, July 20, at 7:30 in the Com
munity Memorial Hospital din
ing room. For the program Mrs.
LaVerne Renner will report on
the MATERNITY Work Shop
which she recently attended in
Billings.
All registered nurses are invit-
ed and urged to attend this
meeting.
The Sidney herald., 1958-07-23
Out of Town Guests
In Sidney Homes

The Misses Zella and Clara
Carpenter of Buffalo, Mimi, WIS.,
tied in Sidney several days the
past week at the home OF their
sister, Mrs. Clyde Kendall and
family and with their brother,
Keith Carpenter and family.
Friday evening their. nieces
and husbands, Mr.. and Mrs. Bot
Simard and Mr.. and Mrs. Bill
Forester entertained the Carpen-
ter families, and their mother
Mrs. Kendall at dinner at the
Simard home in their honor.
Sunday afternoon they were
guests at a family picnic in the
High School Park and Monday
morning Mrs. Keith Carpenter
entertained them at breakfast
Monday afternoon Mrs. Axel Mel
sol entertained at a coffee party
for them and they were honored
guests at a family dinner given
by Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Rounce
Monday evening. They we're also
guests at a family dinner at the
Keith Carpenter home.
The Sidney herald., 1958-07-23
WCTU Picnics at
High School Park

The WCTU met Friday after
noon at the High School Park,
where a picnic was preceded by
a short business meeting. Mrs.
Mielke, club president, presided,
and Mrs. Aarnes conducted the
devotional service. A nominating
committee was appointed to re-
port at the next meeting. Read
ing of correspondence concluded
the business session.
The Sidney herald., 1958-07-23
Ridgelawn HOmemakers to
Meet at IverSen Home

The Ridgelawn Homemakers
will meet Thursday afternoon,
July 81 at 2:30 o'clock at the
home of Mrs. Chris Iversen with
Mrs. Ernie Robinson as assistant
hostess. All members please be in
attendance if possible.
The Sidney herald., 1958-07-23
BERTHA
FUNERAL TO BE AT
SUNDAY

GloVanna Martha BertinO, IS,
died Tuesday evening at the Gull
bertson hospital. Funeral services
will be held at 10 am. Saturday
at st. Anthony's Church in Gull
bertson and burial will be in the
Brockton cemetery.
Rosary will be recited Friday
evening at the Cloyd-Gorder
Chapel.
The Sidney herald., 1958-07-23
BIBLE SCHOOL AT EBENEZER
CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH

The Ebenezer Congregational
Church will conduct Daily Vaca-
ton Bible School for week
beginning July %. Glasses for all
ages up through the 9th grade
will be held from 9 am. until
3 pm. All children are asked to
bring their lunches. The teachers
will be Eileen Tinker, Dorothy
The Sidney herald., 1958-07-23

Report Of Meetings
OF Roy Neighbors

The Royal Neighbors of Amer
lea held a social meeting We'd
nesday evening, July Is, at the
Girl Scout Cabin with Neigh
bors Dick, Enghusen and Tillie
Bahls as hostesses.
The next regular meeting will
be Wednesday, Aug. 6 in the cab
in. This meeting begins at 8
o'clock and all members are
urged to be in attendance.
The Sidney herald., 1958-07-23
THE SIDNEY HERALD
Wednesday. July 20, 1853

Buxbaum, Carol Kunstmann, and
Mrs. William Lorenz in the Nurs-
cry; Mrs. Rudolph Propp, Kin
dergarten; Mrs. Ruben Ham
burg, Primary; Mrs. William Lin
ker, Lower Junior; and Mrs. Os-
a Helm, Junior High. Mrs. Ben
Knopp and Mrs. Sam Killing will
lead the singing. The Bible School
will be under the direction of the
Rev. Ben Knopp.