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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 12, 1954
Page
6
Nat King Cole aims for diverse hits beyond standards noting plans for unusual material. Eileen Barton fame through cakes, waistline and a show at Copacabana. Joni James and Four Tunes projects highlighted. Leo Liebman NBC specials hinted. RCA Melachrino mood albums praised. new instrumentals and guitar recital albums reviewed.
Hollywood reports Ronald Reagan will host a GE TV series set as a drama about him as a 19 year old with a host of live and film segments. The project, described as half filmed and half live, will originate from New York, Hollywood and Chicago with actors and staff attached. Cary Grant comments on choosing projects for art over money and Hitchcock as a trusted director. James Cagney recalls a fan encounter with a Boy Scout on location.
A religious drama group sponsored by Chapel Hill Baptist Church has organized and will stage The Pilgrim or The Cart as its first production at Chapel Hill Church on Oct 24 and on Sunday nights thereafter. Directed by Louise Lamont, the non profit troupe aims to perform in churches statewide with at least a dozen roles and diverse cast.
A dense program grid lists daily radio and TV schedules with local time adjustments for time zones. Various shows including news, dramas, comedies, and music programs appear with approximate air slots and channel notes.
An area totaling 4 million square miles, larger than the continental United States, still remains to be opened or developed in the American Area.
State outdoor dramas will run six nights weekly from the first weekend in June to Labor Day weekend 1955. Unto These Hills on the Cherokee Reservation tops national outdoor drama box office for a fifth year with 149 905 attendance, The Lost Colony on Roanoke Island drew 45 227 and Horn In The West in the Blue Ridge mountains attracted 41 469. Open dates: Unto These Hills June 25 to August 5, Colony June 98 to September 4, Horn In The West June 24 to September 5 nightly except Sundays. Contempo Stage Productions reports a strong season, and Vagabond Players in Flat Rock complete a record year in their 600 seat tent.
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