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Newspaper
Austin Daily Herald
Location
Austin, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1959
Page
14
A partial OCR of a 60 am to 2:00 p.m. network schedule shows Capt. Kangaroo Dr. Youngdahl Dough Re Mi Love Lucy The Price Is Right and World Turns among listed programs. Entries are jumbled with times and show names, lacking clear sequencing or dates.
A dense listing shows a June schedule with programs across channels including news, weather, Talk shows, game shows, dramas, and cartoons. Entries include names like Gale Storm, Edge of Night, Frontier Doctor, Jimmy Dean, and Sheriff of Cochise among others with times ranging from afternoon to late night.
The article notes top TV salaries hover near 250000, with many earn between 20000 and 70000. It discusses IRS reporting gaps and how guesses estimate earnings, highlighting Desi Arnaz and Lucille Ball as leading examples of savvy business people in television.
Hollywood AP reports Duke Ellington created and recorded the score for Anatomy of a Murder in Michigan in three days with his band. Ellington described the experience as a real thrill and noted the score spans from Dixieland to progressive jazz. He stressed constant work keeps the band sharp and shared reflections on his creative process and touring life.
The article notes high pay for TV names in the Perry Mason lead and forecasts substantial earnings for stars like Raymond Burr and Craig Stevens. It highlights Ziv and other studios profit sharing, with Lloyd Bridges Broderick Crawford Richard Carlson and Dane Clark set for multimillion or six figure totals from hits such as Sea Hunt Highway Patrol MacKenU nder Bold Venture and Peters Gunn.
Before Puccini set to music, Madame Butterfly originated as a serious play by David Belasco. It toured and influenced later operatic adaptation with its dramatic themes and characters intact.
Barry Wood, a CBS television producer, joins Henry Jaffe Enterprises to work on Bell Telephone Hour programs for NBC next season. He previously served as executive producer of Wide Wide World and produced the Jimmy Dean show for CBS before moving to Coca Cola specials.
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