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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 12, 1957
Page
16
Sacramento man Mike Bourke freed Mike Trouday as his car slipped from a jack pinning Bourke. Bourke suffered a back injury and was hospitalized after the incident in Reno.
At 9 44 Sign On followed by 9 45 Man To Man 00 Sunday School 14 30 Layroan's Witness WUNC TV Chapel Hill Channel 4 7 00 Great Ideas 7 30 Shakespeare 8 15 Men Toward Light 8 30 Music Language 9 00 Sign Off listed in sequence.
Hollywood profile of Joanna Moore a Georgia native who touts sarsaparilla and sassafras root teas as keys to beauty and charm. She credits Maggie her Americus caregiver and recounts early film break including Universal and Orson Welles. Tea lore she says purifies blood energizes health and sustains magnetic appeal.
New York May 4 The shape of next season's television programming plans to keep the 17 quiz programs on air with possible minor changes. Money inflation has driven top prizes higher from 64 000 to 256 000 for The 64 000 Question, but there may be a limit to further increases. Success hinges on human personality and the ability to cast contestants viewers can identify with.
Spike Jones reveals a shift toward straighter numbers on his Tuesday CBS TV program while keeping washboard, cowbells, and a six shooter in the act. He cites audience demand for less gag and more straight music and considers guest stars like Isaac Stern and Jose Iturbi.
Jean Simmons and Stewart Granger are relocating to a large Arizona ranch after buying land near Nogales. The couple, now American citizens with a baby, plan a life split between a residential ranch and a working ranch, embracing western living while continuing film work.
Randolph Scott stars in Shootout At Medicine Bend with James Craig and Angie Dickinson Sunday to Tuesday. Audrey Hepburn in Funny Face with Fred Astaire runs Wednesday to Saturday in Vistavision and Technicolor. Belk's Catalina Swim Suit Fashion Show Wednesday night at 8 45. Audie Murphy in Kansas Raiders in Technicolor with Tony Curtis and a color cartoon program. Sea Hound Chapter 9. Talent Round-Up on stage. Regular Kiddie Matinee Saturday 9 am to 12 noon.
Sunday to Wednesday Tall T in Technicolor stars Randolph Scott with Richard Boone and Maureen O'Sullivan. Thursday to Saturday The Brave One in Technicolor and CinemaScope stars Michel Ray. Late Show Saturday Night Gun Duel in Durango stars George Montgomery.
Farmers in the United States consume greater yearly steel quantities than the automobile sector, highlighting the scale of farming equipment and infrastructure needs across the nation.
Hollywood comic Jack Oakie owns 200 acres of prime San Fernando real estate. Subdividers offer up to $20 000 per acre, but Oakie refuses to sell stating a private pool plan would not justify parting with the land.
The Smyrna fig, grown mainly in Greece, relies on a tiny fig wasp to mature. The fig houses its flowers inside the fruit walls and requires pollination by the parasitic wasp.
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