Playing Those Television Games in a Studio Audition
AP Television Radio writer Cynthia Lowry visits a Park Avenue studio where producers screen hopefuls for Goodson Todman game shows. The panel tests clues in Password and What's My Line, notes the difficulty for newcomers, and recalls Miss Adams and Lois Nettleton among participants.
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Cynthia Lowry
New York
Bob Bach
Lois Nettleton
Password
India Adams
Lee Goodman
Park Avenue
Somej
Con
Goodson - Todman
Stantly
Bach
Miss Adams
Kodak
Miss Nettleton
Franklin Heller
John Daly
Heller
Philadelphia
The Deputy drama star bears brutal weight of role
Jer emy Brett speaks of nightly immersion in the Broadway hit The Deputy a young Catholic priest who confronts Nazi brutality and Vatican silence. He reports weight loss and sleeplessness as controversy and threats swirl around the production amid debates over religious sensitivity.
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William Glover
Associated Press
New York
Jeremy Brett
Brett
Pius XII
Vatican
Eliza
London
Europe
Pius
Fair Lady
Dan
Butterflies Star In The Collector Film Carried From Far
Hollywood reports difficulty sourcing live butterflies for The Collector. Columbia Pictures' prop team pursued farms in Northern California and Santa Barbara before contacting James Brooks of Macon Georgia and Edmund Salle of Fort Deposit Alabama. Salle warned shipping by air would ruin the insects, living only two weeks. Bern ie Levine connected to a San Diego County butterfly farm, and Fred Thorne delivered the butterfly named Elizabeth to the studio for filming, a 120 mile drive.
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Hollywood
Elizabeth Taylor
Columbia Pictures
California
Santa Barbara
James ©. Brooks
Macon
Edmund Salle
Fort Deposit
Ala
Salle
Bernie Levine
el Cajon
San Diego County
Fred Thorne
el Cajor
Elizabeth He
CAPSULE VIEWS TV PROGRAMS AND STORY NOTES
A jumble of TV listings notes Lassie with Timmy and a cliff brink rescue, a masquerade disguise incident, Uncle Martin’s erratic appearances, Empire episode intrigue, Disney’s The Littlest Outlaw filmed in Mexico, Ed Sullivan guests Duke Ellington and the Beatles, a murder mystery The Quality of Justice, Grindl foiling a bank robbery, Celebrity Game panel, Bonanza dog Walter, Brenner crime hints, Candid Camera antics, River Nile film trek, and a Revenue Agent movie about tax smugglers in Mexico.
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WGHP
WEMY
WSJS
the Answer Church
Herald-Truth
Herald-Truth Church
Discovery Singers
William Tell
Chicago
Winston-Salem
Greensboro
Shirley Temple
Kitty Hawk
Walt Disney
Ed Sullivan
Bonanza
Brenner Bonanza
River Nile
Naked City
Doctors Doctors
Roanoke
WBTV
Chariotte
Wsocca
Orgl Roberts
Mest Press
Bill Dana
Head Sullivan
Christophers
Dizzy Dean
Amos 'N
Andy Ai Ie
To Walk in Silence depicts a bookie visit turning deadly
Financial expert John Weston visits a bookie and is accidentally shot, triggering a fatal incident in the story set in Naked City. The plot centers on the aftermath and investigation in a crime noir setting.
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John Weston
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