Frankie Laine Hosts TV Debut Night on Channel 8
Frankie Laine hosts a premiere FRANKIE LAMNE TIME on Channel 8 from 8 to 9, with Duke Ellington featuring Tomorrow Mountain and Patti Page singing Allegheny Moon. The show blends comedy with Morey Amsterdam and Boris Karloff, plus Edith Barstow’s dancers, as a summer Godfrey replacement.
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May and McKinley At Chippewa Lake Ballroom
Bands play Chippewa Lake ballroom in early August. Billy May and his band perform August 3 with Sam Donahue. Ray McKinley and his band perform August 10 with Glenn Miller arrangements.
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On Trial new law series set for NBC fall debut
NBC will launch On Trial a dramatic series dramatizing real court cases. Joseph Cotten stars in ten of thirty episodes introducing each story. Producers Collier Young and Cotten pull cases from historic and modern courts exploring juries justice and controversial trials.
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Buster Keaton seeks old leading ladies for lunch blessing
Eleanor Keaton gives her blessing to a planned The Buster Keaton Story project and Buster aims to lunch with former leading ladies. Sybil Sealy Virginia Fox and others like Ann Cornwall Marian Mack and Katherine McGuire are named as possible guests, with news of their whereabouts sought.
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Television Schedules for WEWS and WJW Channels
Radio and TV listings show Wednesday programs across WEWS Channel 5 and WJW Channel 8 with time slots from morning to late night. Notable items include news segments, soap operas, children's shows, game and variety programs, and film blocks, all listed with approximate airing times and program names.
Radio Programs Sign Off Schedule Shows Change
Radio listings note that all programs are subject to change with sign off at 1 AM and a final AM schedule adjustment.
LaGrange Scouts Earn Silver Arrows At Pack Campout
Yale medical expert notes Scouts and families from Pack 113 earned silver arrows and one gold during a Patch Park wiener roast. Den 4 collected two year pins as the Pack opened a program focused on the Pledge and togetherness.
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TV Notes New York Highlights on NBC and CBS
Perry Cross son of Allan Cross of the vaudeville act Cross and Dunn leads a Kovac show on NBC. Marion Marlowe extends her engagement on Ed Sullivan’s CBS program for five more dates in 1955. The Giant Step quiz debuts on CBS Wednesdays at 7 30 pm for ages seven to seventeen with prizes from a bicycle to a four year college education and an around the world trip for a graduate winner.
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Cub Scout Awards Presented by Carlton Sayers
Cubmaster Carlton Sayers gave awards to Jerry Winters Lynn Archer Larry Stevanus Jeff Aldrich and Robert Stevanus. The notes list badges patches pins and arrows including Bobcat Wolf Bear and Silver Arrow, with cleaning and polishing tips for knife handles.
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