The Log Compiled by Ruth Palen WrYC Ch 3
Ruth Palen compiles WrYC chapter three in a concise log. The item records progress, notes context, and hints at upcoming installments.
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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1965
Page
6
Ruth Palen compiles WrYC chapter three in a concise log. The item records progress, notes context, and hints at upcoming installments.
Sequences describe day’s launch coverage from Cape Kennedy Pad 19 at 2 30 pm with pre launch colorcasts planned between noon and 2 pm and nightly wrapups. Channel listings include movie entries and color programming with actors George Nader Joanna Moore Alec Guinness Peter Sellers and Willie Mays among others.
Avon Lake reports mixed impressions from last night’s dress rehearsal of a O'Neill drama by the Guild of Holy Spirit Parish. The cast includes Ephraim Cabo as a 70-year-old figure, with sets and staging drawing criticism. Tonight the group plans another show at Learwood Junior High School with several additional performances scheduled through next week.
A columnist recounts personal experiences with television audience feedback. Readers write about the intimate impact of home viewing, and the author details calls from a TV writer, a health resort promoter seeking Hedy Lamarr, and other unsolicited liaisons while covering election night broadcasts.
Mary Martin scored a show stopping success in the British premiere of Hello Dolly at the Royal Theatre Drury Lane. The red haired star led the cast in an encore of the title song with special lyrics welcoming her home to London and recalling her long stay at the same venue in South Pacific.
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