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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Nov 05, 1963
Page
5
A scanned TV guide lists 4:40 p.m. until late evening programs across networks. It includes comedies like Dobie Gillis and The Huckleberry Hound, dramas such as Marshal Dillon and Petticoat Junction, game shows like Password, and news programs like News and Weather.
Tonight's listings show Channel 19's Jack Benny Show in a courtroom plot with Monique Le Maire, Channel 12's Telephone Hour featuring Ray Bolger and Yehudi Menuhin, and Richard Boone Show with Boone directing. Also Channel 3 presents Dondi with Janssen and Page, Channel 5 airs Miss Grant Takes Richmond, Channel 12 carries Anne of Green Gables.
Arizona State University assistant professor Dr. Fredric F. Mitchell will give the third lecture in the Center for American Studies fall series at 2:45 p.m. tomorrow. The free public talk, titled Education and the Shaping of the American Mind Pre Civil War Influences, will be held in the Memorial Union ballroom.
Hollywood notes CBS TV's East Side West Side could become a major case study in viewer habits and attitudes toward Black characters in lead roles. The discussion centers on whether audiences abandon or embrace such shows and how advertising and product sales may be affected.
A Scottsdale Daily Progress entertainment listing details dining options and after hours venues across Camelback and Scottsdale Roads. It names clubs, lounges, hotels, and theatres with hours, performers, and acts including Polynesian, German, piano lounges, trios, and orchestras.
Alfred Sheinwold analyzes a bridge deal where South as declarer from NorthSouth in hearts and clubs. West can beat the contract with a risky defense by shifting to the king of clubs and then diamond lead, but only if South holds a specific club layout.
KAET plans a one hour program in its series Chief of State featuring President Mohammed Ayub Khan discussing Asia’s religious differences and U.S. policy. Arnold Michaelis conducts the in depth interview filmed during a Lahore visit and addresses democracy, power, and regional diplomacy.
Dr. Gordon Goles of the University of California San Diego will present a meteorites seminar at Arizona State University at 3 30 p m in Physical Sciences B 134. The talk is open to the public. He earned a Ph D from the University of Chicago and works in cosm ic chemistry research.
Francois Stahly, renowned French sculptor, will lecture at Arizona State University on sculpture’s relation to architecture. Presented by ASU’s School of Architecture, the talk follows his career as a professor and artist with major works and international honors.
The Phoenix TV Academy invites the public to an evening with television and radio personalities for cocktails entertainment and dancing at 8 p m Sunday at Mountain Shadows. The event presents a variety show featuring standout media and nightclub performers followed by dancing to the Mike Condello Combo. Admission is one dollar per person.
The ASU Symphony Orchestra Chamber Concert is scheduled for 8:15 p.m. Wednesday in the Memorial Union ballroom with Patricia Keating as piano soloist and multiple Phoenix Symphony and Phoenix Youth Orchestra members performing. The program is produced by Bill Thompson of KPHO-TV with pre sale reservations via the Phoenix TV Academy office.
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