Max Schell in Three TV Roles Prompts Emmy Talk
Maximilian Schell, brother of Maria Schell, has starred in three major TV works over the past year. He discusses television, European productions, and Hollywood trends while noting his reluctance to chase mass popularity. He lives in Zurich and remains selective about roles and earnings.
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Hollywood
Maximilian Schell
Maria Schell
Max
Hemingway
Dr. Rolie
Nuremberg
CBS
Playhouse 90
Julie Harris
Max Schell
Gunther
Playhouse
Marion Brando
Jaguar
Zurich
Switzerland
Europe
West
Germany
United States
Evening radio and TV highlights list for local programs
Broadcast schedule notes tonight include basketball tourney games at 8 30 on WPFB and music on WLW plus TV airings on WLWT WLWD and WCPO featuring Wagon Train Hawaii Five O The Man from U N C L E Earl Wilson guests Charley Weaver and patrol reports on a narcotics sting in Greenwich Village plus a Wichita Town episode and other listings.
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WPFB
WLW
TV Tonight
WLWT
Mexico City
WLWD
WCPO
Earl Wilson
WKRC
Greenwich Village
Wichita
Open Window Admitted In TV Glass Act
Libbey Owens Ford disclosed that some television commercials were filmed through an open or rolled down car window to compare LOF safety plate glass with sheet glass. The producer ignored instructions, while FTC hearings on misstatements about LOF glass proceeded with Libbey Owens Ford and General Motors denying the charges.
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Toledo, Ohio
Libbey- Owens-Ford Co
Libbey- Owens-Ford
Federal Trade Commission
Nto
Libbey Owens-Ford
General Motors Corp
Harry R. Hinkes
FTC
LOF Ad Agency Filmed Car Scenery Through Glass
LOF said its ad agency randomly rented GM and non GM carts to film moving pictures with a camera near a rear seat. Scenes showed distortion through safety sheet glass but not through safety plate glass. Investigators found some plate glass scenes were filmed through an open window.
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LOF
General Motors
Women Who Had Hand In Escape Try Win Paroles
Two Akron women Zelda DeCost and Ruth Beichler aged 20 and 21 were granted parole from Marysville Reformatory on March 31 for manslaughter in the death of Summit County detention home matron Eula Bonham. They and three younger accomplices pleaded guilty after an escape attempt that aimed to render Bonham unconscious with ammonia but proved fatal.
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Columbus, Ohio
Summit County
Marysville Reformatory
Pardon and Parole Commission
Zelda DeCost
Ruth Beichler
Akron
Eula Bonham
Girl's Industrial School
Mobley Fired From Be Our Guest Prompting Broadway Dream
New York AP reports Mary Ann Mobley, Miss America 1959, was fired from CBS TV show Be Our Guest where she had performed since January. Producer Perry Cross and George DeWitt declined comment. Mobley, 23, plans to persevere, studying drama and dance with a $100 per week contract through April, and has a Columbia Mississippi record offer in hand.
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New York
Show Business
Mary Ann Mobley
George DeWitt
Perry Cross
DeWitt
Cross
Miss Mobley
Brandon
Columbia
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NBC
Vienna
Kim Novak
Columbus
America
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Schrock
Yankee RD
Kay Gardella
Robert Trout
Charley Weaver
MecCauley
Perry Como
Theodore Bikel
Carol Lawrence
Robert Morse
Nancy Walker
Kresge
Mary Ann Mone
Ira
Mary
Middletown
Luli
Darlington
Hutch Top Buffet
N. Broad
Chest of Drawers
Pai Poe
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