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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1963
Page
5
A detailed TV lineup lists afternoon to late night shows across networks and stations. Notable titles include Dragnet Rockey & Friends Rocky? The Rock? and Walter Cronkite News at 5:20 p.m. followed by sports and film features from ABC and NBC with programs like Hitting from Top Cat to Alfred Hitchcock Hour and The Price Is Right.
Hollywood icon Marlon Brando speaks at his hilltop home about the acting fraternity. He notes stars’ insecurity and mutual scrutiny at gatherings, says egocentricity stems from fame, and argues the public prefers illusion over the real person. He promotes a relaxed, humorous mood.
New York reports that singer Robert Goulet will debut in the concert field with a nine week summer tour starting July 9 in Pittsburgh. Broadway star Carol Lawrence and others will join the bill on the tour.
Hollywood UPI reports NBC cancelled Williams Thursday night series for next season though he is slated for a dozen one hour programs for 1963 64. The network hoped he would replace Perry Como but the move ends the weekly run as a self caused demise in tone and future plans.
Channel 10 features Glenn Corbett in Route 66 debut as Army vet Tod Stiles faces civilian trials. Alfred Hitchcock Hour offers The Long Silence with Phyllis Thaxter. Jack Paar Show features Nixon, Goldwater, Dickie Henderson, Phil Ford and Mimi Hines. Rawhide, Purple Gang, Storm Center, The Persuader and Belle of the Nineties fill late slots with guest stars and reviews.
The American National Theater and Academy awarded its fifth ANTA award for outstanding contributions to the living theater to Edward Albee author of Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf.
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