Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-25
.TV KEY PREVIEWS

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pho attend rehedrsdls, match screenings and aHdvSe
scripts IN kep York and Hollywood Their opinions
offered guide 10 aud supplement high
l0ht Information IN the TeleVue Magazine carried in
toddvs star.
Chang Kai-shek Inisriew-The oenerassimo who scru-
pulousy avoided answering most Of the pertinent ques-
lions put TO him by MICS interviewer, emerges as
rather forlorn ngure advocating what now seems mere
fancul notions, devoid OF any political reality Worth
your attention, II only for the added understanding
gives the viewer Of this nfrequenty interviewed person.
atty 2:S0 pm. wRc-4
Wide Wide worId-The sound OF laughter generally In
teresting, regrettaby superficial look at the past and
present Of American funny bone Starts OF with Mark
Twain and winds up with Bob Hope. We'd have pre-
ferred more Chaplin and less Smith and Dale Al Capp
and Mort Sahl-the latter unquestionably the most
distinctive American performer humorist 10 emerge in
years-rmake particularly sensible contributions.
pmp WRC-.
World" stimulating symposium consisting Of British
Historian Arnold Toynbee, American Theologan Rein
hold Nebuhr, and Columbia Professor Charles Frankel
all Of whom frequently differ in their thinking discuss
this broad-gauged subject. They will attempt to APP
praise the moral strength Of the Soviet Union pm,
WTOP-9
"France at the Brink-A thorough overhaulng of the
French crisis David Schoenbrun CHS Paris corre-
spondent flies In TO New York to narrate correate
the views expressed abroad and here in the United States
Participating with him will be Eric Sevared from Wash
ngton Alexander Kendrick in London and Ernest Lesser
from Bonn Also included will be the latest films taken
by Lou Cofn on the crisis in Algiers pm, WToP-S.
Air POwer-Pearl Harbor" "a repeat) The story of the
sneak attack Pearl Harbor told In captured Japanese
newsree hlm Fascinating documentary emphazlng the
TACT that we had plenty Of advance warning but were
TOO compacent TO prepare for the raid Gripping scenes
show Japanese pilots zeroing their compasses on the
beam from Honolulu radio station religious services
dispersed BY the first Of dive bombers and the
brutal attack itself Closes dramatically with shots of
sailors lying face down in the harbor A superb lob
highly recommended for those who missed II on the
nrst round. $50 pm, WTOP-s.
OutloOk-"New YorkS 800 Schools" rewarding visit to
school in Brooklyn whose. student body comprised
almost entirely Of teenagers with records Of previous
trouble In school, You'll learn that IS per cent of these
KIDS come from broken homes and the guidance and
care they're receiving in this unique public school, Opens
with moving interview with frank boy and concludes
with fascinating look at a staged rumble" in the school
assembly Narrator Chef Huntley tactfuly reminds us
that juvenile delinquency is adult problem. $50 pm
WRC-.
Maverick "a repeat) Bret Maverick plans to
win pot while betting q nght and then finds himself
In the ring to protect his money Apart from this action
there's Pamela Duncan and Joan Shawlee to soften the
landscape so it's satisfactory show for the men, all
around. 1880 pm, wNAL-7.
Ed SullivanA very welcome change tonight as Comedian
Alan King breaks in his situation comedy dea "A
Mans Castle" Story concerns married man with
big in-aw problem particularly oang brother law
This episode, sullivan will it again, is little slow