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Newspaper
The Canton Repository
Location
Canton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 23, 1950
Page
12
The Arthur Murray Show on Du Mont at 9 p.m. Sundays promotes Samba and Rumba with Mrs Arthur Murray as emcee. The column criticizes television as a pro sport and urges resisting amateurism, noting dancers, games, and a Magic Step segment.
A TV segment reviews a Monday program with guests including Bert Lahr who underwhelmed. An audience member recalls Murray's venue where dancing crowds kept expenses in check, while others note high priced entertainment and lively antics overshadowed by subpar performances.
A dense schedule lists 10 car GE Power Train exhibit broadcast at 4 45 PM on WAND. Ohio union members program at 5 PM on WHBC. Abram Polsky story at 6 30 PM on WHBC. Edmund OBrien in Death in the Desert at 8 PM on CBS WGAR. Nadine Conner and Gordon MacRae in Revenge With Music on The Railroad Hour at 8 PM NBC WTAM. Inner Sanctum with Himan Brown at 8 PM ABC. Christopher Lynch guest on Howard Barlow Show at 8 30 PM NBC WTAM WNBK. City Government of Alliance on Your Good Neighbor at 9 PM WHBC. Rosalind Russell Cary Grant in A Woman of Distinction at 9 PM CBS WGAR. Jussi Björling on The Telephone Hour at 9 PM NBC WTAM. Ernie Pyle saluted on Band of America at 9 30 PM NBC WTAM. Salah El Dim Bey interview on United on Not at 10 PM ABC WHBC. A new program Master Works of Music continues.
A dense listing shows broadcasts across WHBC ABC CBS NBC and local stations. It notes classical music at 10 30 am and a UN General Assembly address at 11 30 am, with programs including Story Lady Valiant Lights Out and Studio One. Coverage spans 12 cities with stars like Zachary Scott Robert Montgomery Lydia Clarke and Oscar Levant featured.
The English sparrow arrived in America before 1770 to hunt pests but became a pest itself. Columbus spent about $7,500 on the West Indies voyage with sailors earning roughly $2.50 per month. The American flag first flew in the Battle of Brandywine on September 11, 1777.
In an AKE SUCCESS dispatch, Russia foreign minister Andrei Vishinsky scoffed at using ants as a model for world affairs. He told Syria's Faris El Khoury that people should be inspired by human example, not ants, rebutting claims that ant colonies reveal socialist perfection.
Police converge on a rear post office alley after a shooting. An officer declares the suspect captured as a skunk lies dead on the pavement, detailing a fatal confrontation and immediate scene.
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