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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 16, 1959
Page
2
WFMY TV Greensboro schedules include Capt Kangaroo at 9:00, Heckle and Jeckle at 10:00, Life of Riley at 12:30, News at 1:00, and % Men at 1:30. The lineup notes children’s programming followed by variety and a news segment.
W ins: Dinah Shore and George Montgomery headline Rumplemayer's St Moritz rendezvous. Fernando Lamas Arlene Dahl Rhonda Fleming light up Stork Club. Joan Bennett adds Hollywood flair at Polonaise. Esther Williams at Fontana di Trevi. Rock Hudson at Latin Quarter. Gwen Verdon shoppings in dark specs. Tallulah and Zsa Zsa clash at Sardi's. Marlene Dietrich boosts Saks secret: nude stockings. TV bosses discuss specials. Fabian Sings joked. Frank Sinatra songbird circle and Cary Grant Betsy Drake reconciliations speculated. Ponce commissioner Kennedy reportedly courted at $75,000 yearly.
Ocala Florida report details Harry Helveston who struggles with a semiactuated traffic light on his 5:30 am commute. His light car lacks weight to trip the treadle and turn the signal green, leaving him stuck at red until a heavier vehicle arrives. Police have denied special red light dispensation.
Philadelphia knockout Charles Scott and Cissy Rawlins loom as a Main Event. Larry Blyden and Myoshi Umeki threaten resignations over raises. Noelle Adam buffs Sydney Chaplin switch to Lauren Bacall. Assembly dates link Paul Wallace. Beatniks crack a million dollar dope ring case echoes. Connie Kermath flings suit at Lexington ham&eggery.
A drunken individual hurled a knife at a heckler during a stage event, injuring a performer. Margar et Oldham, the Latin Quarter wardrobe mistress, recovered a star’s clothing after a three week press and returned a $5 tip to a star.
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