Kent of KPIX designs gowns for color telecast stars
Costume designer Kent discusses the color telecast for The Pinky Ute King and Mrs Candle on KRON, detailing olive green chiffon, black velvet, orange velveteen, and court brocade outfits for Joan Greenwood and Irene Manning. He describes gowns with rhinestone accents, pale yellows, beiges, and bejeweled trains as viewers are promised elegant, witty costumes for the TV event.
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Guy Kent
New ‘York
Ascape
Radio schedules mix with odd crime report prompts
A scrambled broadcast log lists KFRC KCBS KGO KNBC and others with music and news blocks, interwoven with a local Idaho incident: a naked man fleeing area woods was aided to recover clothes by deputies. The piece also mentions a train near-miss and a late news rundown.
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Stern Krec Beatty Ews
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McPherson High Adds Fourth Year Math Course Trend
McPherson Kansas reports plans to add a fourth year of math at McPherson High School, aiming to enhance and broaden student math education. The move aligns with shifts in fashion and culture, including newer shoe styles and broader color trends observed by Fred A. Lang of the Goodyrich company.
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Pherson High School
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Abrupt Rise of Gobel Writer from Berkeley to Hollywood
The memoir by a writer who left a Chicago political science path for comedy recalls his 1954 move to Los Angeles to work on George Gobel’s TV show. He details early writing struggles, the Gobel breakthrough, and plans to pursue a doctoral thesis at the University of Chicago.
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Stuart
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TV Highlights in Prime Oddities and Classic Dramas
Television highlights list a sequence of hour by hour airings across stations KOVR KQED KRON KPIX KPIS BRON including dramas mystery detective plays and a soprano recital. Notable items feature Martha Deatherage, Bonita Granville, and Damon Runyon theater pieces with titles The Woman Who Left Herself and The Lacework Kid.
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No Time for It Billy Graham Rejects TV Appearance Offer
A sweeping wire across New York reports Billy Graham turning down a TV appearance offer from a major network. The piece lists industry figures and potential projects, noting changes in plans, cast shifts, and new formats in development across the national broadcast scene. It mentions Nanette Fabray, Ethel Merman, and several other entertainers, with speculation on future TV formats and pilot ideas.
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York
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Peggy King
King
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California
Philadelphia
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Bc-Tv
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KQED Expands Operations to Five Days a Week
KQED Channel 9 in San Francisco extends telecasting to five days weekly beginning with adjusted afternoon and evening hours. Religious programming shifts include Religions of Man on Tuesdays and a new schedule featuring The Giant and St Louis University content. Community support funded the expansion with over 7000 contributions exceeding the $65,000 goal.
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ABC
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Andy Devine
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KQED
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Crusade Aid to Heart Patients Topic at Oakland Meeting
The Hast Bay United Crusade Women's Councils steering committee will explain how contributions aid heart patients who are workers at the Aug. 26 session. The 10 a.m. meeting is in the Ethel Moore Memorial building auditorium at 121 East 11th Street, Oakland, with Mrs. Walter B. Petersen of San Leandro representing the Heart Association.
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