Don't Baby Bobby Says Hazel Director on Child Stars
NBC TV Hazel director Bill Russell warns against babying Bobby Buntrock. The 9 year old actor plays Harold Baxter and remains cooperative as Russell manages set discipline. Shirley Booth supports him while Bobby dreams of going to the moon.
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Hollywood
Big Bill Russel
Nbc-Tv
Hazel
Bill
Bobby
Bobby Buntrock
Baxters
Harold
Russell
Buntrock
Robby
Shirley Booth
Jack Benny
Jane Wyman
Laramie
Notable Paperback Best Sellers List From Current Reads
A mixed catalog of popular paperbacks includes To Kill a Mockingbird Dear and the Glorious Physician and PT 109 by Kennedy. Also featured are The Carpetbaggers The Snake Is the Lazy Hunter Tender Is the Night The Land and the Promise and The Tight White Collar. John F Kennedy War Hero is listed as well.
Radio TV Highlights Contrast in Classic Channel Lineup
Tonight on WPFB and WLW viewers tune in a mix of sports, opera, and vintage television. Highlights include NCAA basketball on Wide World of Sports, Ed Sullivan with Sid Caesar, Lassie as a mother, and a CBS White House tour with Mrs Kennedy.
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Radio Tonight
WPFB
TV Today
Reds
Yanks
Metropolitan Opera
CBS
White House
John F. Kennedy
Ohio State
University of Cincinnati
Wide World O Sports
WLW
Lassie
Timmy
Ed Sullivan
Sid Caesar
Carol Lawrence
NBC
Chet Huntley
Best Seller List Last Week's Hardcover Fiction and Nonfiction
The week’s top hardcover fiction includes Franny and Zooey by Salinger at position one, The Agony and the Ecstasy by Stone at two, Bird by Lee at four, and Daugher of Silence by West at six. Nonfiction features Calories Don't Count by Taller at two, My Life in Court by Niger at one, The Making of the President 1960 by While at three, The Last Plantagenets by Costain at seven, and A Nation of Sheep by Lederer at six.
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Franny and
Zooey
Salinger
Stone
Mockingbird
Lee
West
Love
Caldwell
Niger
Costain
Lederer
Longest Comedy Ever Aim to Top Film World
Hollywood report on William Rose a Missouri born writer living in England who plans a three hour plus comedy in development at Universal with Stanley Kramer producing The project eyed as the longest costliest funniest film to date with filming set for June over several months and a budget around 45 million dollars highlighting Rose and his wife Tania as collaborators and their wish to surpass prior long works such as Genevieve and The Lady Killers while targeting a vast epic television style joke spree titled It’s a Mad World.
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Hollywood
England
William Rose
Jefferson City
Genevieve
Rose
Tania
Universal
Stanley Kramer
Kramer
New York
The
Roses
Stanley
Enczland
Ater
Old Landmark In Hollywood To Be Razed
Hollywood AP reports the Normandie Village on Sunset Strip will be razed to make way for a 17 story Hollywood Thunderbird Hotel. The 1924 complex housed stars such as Ellie Dove Myrna Loy Richard Dix and Clara Bow and once hosted a famous drinking night with John Barrymore that featured alleged dwarf elephants and a frightened star, an anecdote recalled by Gene Fowler.
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Normandie Village
Sunset Strip
Hollywood Thunderbird
John Barrymoore
Singer
Barrymore
Gene Fowler
Fowler
Ellie Dove
Myrna Loy
Richard Dix
Clara Bow
Chorus Girls
Ciro’s
Wrong Picture And Wrong Man
HOLLYWOOD AP Actress Connie Hines says an actor friend misidentified her as watching a Glenn Ford film while she was actually glued to Col John Glenn's space flight on television. The anecdote highlights confusion over names during a major TV event.
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Connie Hines
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John Glenn
Glenn
Glenn Ford
Connie
French investigators warn molds may affect sheep hookworm control
French researchers report that molds can compromise efforts to control the sheep hookworm, signaling potential implications for livestock health and parasite management strategies.
Singin Sam to be honored in Crosley 40th anniversary show
Crosley Broadcasting marks 40 years of WLW and its TV sister with a special hour program on WLW Radio and WLW Television Channel 5 from 6:30 to 7:30 PM. Hosts Peter Grant and Jack Gwyn narrate highlights. stars who began at WLW appear via the microphone. The piece recounts WLW's rise, 1926 power, Moon River, and notable alumni linked to Crosley’s legacy across radio and early television.
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Crosley Broadcasting Corp
Wlw-Radio
WLW Television
Wlw-T
Channel 5
Dayton
Columbus
Indianapolis
Peter Grant
Jack Gwyn
WLW
Cincinnati
Powel Crosley Jr
WLW Radio
Atlanta
al Helfer
Petite Nannette Sargant
NBC
Burt Farber
Wag Orchestra
the King
the Jack and the Jester
Ink Spots
Red Barber
Cincinnati Reds
Brooklyn Dodgers
New York Yankees
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Harry Hol
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Jack
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