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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1953
Page
6
A dense listing of network and local programs across channels with time slots for Sunday through Monday. Highlights include Redskins games, Omnibus, Jack Benny, Lifters like Life with Father, Cavalcade of America, and News & Sign Off segments, with notes on time shifts for daylight changes and unavailable last minute changes.
A dense timetable lists various radio programs from 7:29 AM to 5:00 PM including World News Weather Reports music hours and church services. The lineup features Religious services dramatic programs and musical showcases such as The Three Suns Lombardo and Serenade In Blue with occasional news summaries and sign offs.
A New York shop offers a black tuxedo tie of Alaskan seal at 7.50 for formal wear, brown or leopard bow ties also 7.50, and mink options up to 10. Ladies accessories are available too. The note also includes assorted bits from jokes and local notices about fashion, drinks, and civic trivia.
High Point College Tower Players stage Arsenic and Old Lace by Joseph Kesselring. Performance December 8 and 9 at Hauser Auditorium 7 50 p.m. Admission charged. Cast includes Abby Brewster Mortimer Brewster Teddy Brewster and others under direction of Jane DeSpain.
Stuart Schulberg, son of B. P. Schulberg, heads a German American film company in Berlin. He produced No Way Back a thriller based on a Soviet officer's escape with his German girlfriend. The film, directed by Victor Vicas, stars anti Communist Russians and has won West Germany's top merit rating.
Pay-as-you-see TV launched in Palm Springs with a USC Notre Dame telecast and the Forever Female premiere. Telemeter offered 70 homes coin box access at 2.25 dollars per set and charges included a Notre Dame game for 1.25 dollars. Paramount and Sam Goldwyn attended as Hollywood figures touted pay TV as the future.
Jon Hall, famed for jungle films and a high weekly salary, argues television proves audiences tire of Hollywood sex driven fare. He compares Dr. and other TV hits to top movies, notes his jungle series syndication and casino style earnings, and contrasts film costs with TV revenue while praising live TV demands on talent. Joan Vohs and Corey add context on Hollywood attitudes and live broadcast pressures.
Actor Wendell Corey says the two key assets for performing on a live television drama are a good pair of feet and strong feet. He insists this isn’t a joke and urges trying an intimate scene to prove the point.
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