Burning Ambition Nearing 60 Godfrey Seeks Weekly TV Show
Arthur Godfrey, turning 60 on August 31, has built a vast media empire from radio to TV and aviation. He longs for a weekly television series, hoping to perform, host, and perhaps act with flexibility, as he reflects on past career highs and recent health steps. He credits Perry Lafferty with guiding a fresh creative path and envisions a show mixing talk, music, and guests.
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Arthur Godfrey
Ed Sullivan
New York
CBS
Godfrey
Julius LaRosa
Broadway Bound Play Canceled by Newspaper Strike
The first Broadway bound production canceled due to the December newspaper strike is Traveller Without Luggage. Producer Norman Twain called off rehearsals, releasing stars Ben Gazzara and Gladys Cooper after raising $125,000 for the Jean Anouilh work.
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New York
Norman Twain
Ben Gazzara
Gladys Cooper
Twain
Jean Anouilh
Mystery of the Jilted Star Shadowed by a Dead Millionaire
Joyce Jarret and Tommy Malone were central figures in a public romance now turned tragedy. Sheriff Will Adams reports the playboy died from a bullet wound in the heart, found in the mountains with Joyce nearby amid winter snow. The exiled couple had recently tried reconciliation at his lodge, but now authorities focus on motive and suspects as the case unfolds.
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Tommy Malone
Joyce
Will Adams
Sheriff Adams
Tommy
Sheriff's Office
Hunter
Suspicion Rises Over Joyce Jarret in Framed Snow Claim
A tense exchange questions Joyce Jarret’s honesty after a man argues Tommy’s body was found before snowfall with no snow at the body, while another character dismisses this as proof of truth. The dialogue hints at a possible deception and rising suspicion surrounding Joyce.
TV Highlights Catalog Seven Day Schedule Picks
NBC opens with The Death of Stalin as its first White Paper of the season. Brinkley’s Our Man in Andorra San Marino Monaco Lichtenstein SMOM travels to five small states. CBS debuts Self-Portrait with Pierre Salinger. ABC premieres George Gobel Presents with Peter Nero and Cliff Norton. Additional lineups include Dennis the Menace Lassie and Bonanza style plots alongside Ensign O'Toole and True Theatre updates. Movie hour presents My Favorite Brunette and a dense slate of late-night programming.
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SMOM
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Gobel
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Cliff Norton
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