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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1956
Page
13
A viewer lauds the Where We Live series on KQED noting a lively shift from static expert panels to an interactive session with two young architects and a questioning couple. The program on choosing and remodeling an old house delivered practical, visual guidance and solid demonstrations. The piece also mentions upcoming topics and related local TV moves.
A digest of prime time TV and radio listings with titles and channels. Notable items include The Re markable Redhead on KFRC, Suspense Quiet Night on KCBS, USF versus St. Marys, Martha Raye Show with Bus ter Keaton, I Search for Adventure Conquistadores, and films The Devil and Daniel Webster and Mask of the Dragon.
In New York the 33rd annual toy fair showcased talking dolls cash registers and switchboards plus a Mickey Mouse portable phonograph. Electric toy cars traffic safety gear teaching tools and miniature sewing machines backed the edible and educational trend with realistic plush bears and novelty costumes.
A dense schedule fragment lists programs and times across channels and venues, featuring film titles, Westerns, comedies, dramas, and serialized episodes. Entries mention Roy Rogers, Lashings of Wild West stars, theatre showings, and late night talk and variety offerings.
A dense OCR listing of radio and TV program notes, host names, times, and stations, including KNBC KCBS KCBS-Edw, KGO KFRC KFRC-Treasurer agent, and various personalities. It preserves a late day and midnight lineup with numerous show titles and hosts across stations, reflecting a historical broadcasting rhythm.
New York based TV slate reports no glamour girl measured up after screening over 300 contestants for a beauty and brains search for The $64,000 Question. The item notes deaths, cast changes, and forthcoming fall programs across ABC CBS NBC including personnel moves, new series and schedule shifts.
Johnny Mercer, chairman of the Emmy awards, defends the TV academy as figures like Jerry Lewis Dick Powell and Jack Webb complain about nominations and categories. Mercer cites network submission rules and the complexity of 7,000 yearly programs while urging the academy to grow up and allow time for reforms.
Vanessa Brown leads fifty film actors in Hollywood to create the first stage repertory company with its own theater bar school and magazine. A monthly play will be staged starting April and filmed as a television spectacle. The troupe includes Cloyd Bridges Ricardo Montalban Josanne Beranger Beverly Michaels Cathy O'Donnell Joy Paige Bonita Granville Ann Rutherford.
Variety notes 38 original TV scripts sold to movie makers and seven to stage, with Red Serling and Chayefsky among top sellers. Premier dates span March and April for CBS NBC and US Steel Hour projects. Katharine Cornell TV debut set for April 2 in The Barratts of Wim. Teresa Brewer appears April 1 on Ed Sullivan. Brando to star in Thirty Year Man. Betty Grable takes lead in Twentieth Century on CBS April 7. Dorothy Collins, born Windsor Ontario 1926, among Your Hit Parade quartet. Danish knight Victor Borge linked to CBS season. Ralph Bellamy stars in The Candidate for U.S. Steel Hour. High Tor songs list. Bing Crosby in four pieces. new TV projects include Appointments With Adventure and One Day at a Time themes.
Bath New York sheriff replaces crime themed comic books at Steuben County Jail after visitors complain. Reading material will shift to magazines on current events hunting fishing and sports.
Hollywood's George Montgomery, husband of Dinah, seeks dramatic film roles after decades in westerns. A furniture maker by hobby, he crafts benches and custom pieces for stars like Van Johnson and Joel McCrea, choosing acting fame over a factory business despite fan mail and party chatter.
In Salt Lake City Mrs. Effie Dawson, aged whitehaired, looked for a misplaced cub and uncovered a hot water bottle hidden in the rocking chair cushions. It remained full with no leak, and she noted she is hard of hearing, having not noticed its long presence over the years.
New York IA reports the first major film staffed mainly by TV talent will begin rehearsals next week. John Cassavetes and Kathleen Meguire star in A Man is 10 Feet Tall, based on the Philco Playhouse drama, produced by Jonathan Productions with Aurthur, Susskine, and Levy. Marty Ritt directs, filming starts March 28 for 40 days in a Queens yard after a New York Central setback.
Daily Review Society Editor seeks mailed notices from groups. Upcoming events include March 8 public meeting at Hayward High School cafe sponsored by Itichfield On Lane Association. March 12 13 rumination sale 10 am to 4:30 pm at IDES Hall Hayward for Mothers Club East Bay Association of Retarded Children. March 13 rumination sale 8:20 to 4:50 pm at IDES Ball sponsored by Markham PT. March 4 arts and Modern Fashion Show 8 pm at Temple Aponecres by Wayward Rubekah Lodge. March 1 annual jam dinner 8 am at Mr Eden Presbyterian Church Mohr Drive by J Eden Women’s Association.
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