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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 10, 1955
Page
17
TV Hints: The Lone Ranger and Tonto visit Brian Donlevy star in a sea drama on Climax as a torpedo strikes a destroyer during a New Year celebration. Escaped convicts and a sacred mission thread through the action while Dinah Shore Shlaw carries a musical lineup on Channel 3.
A collage of TV show notes and stage updates announces Joans Froman and other stars performing on Channel 5 and Channel 8, with comical sketches, serenades, and guest appearances. It lists other programs including Berle, Justice, Okay That He Cannot Use Ecendship, and Shower of Stars, along with theatre offerings and Lincoln birthday tributes at Poniys Theatre on Channel 3.
Louella Parsons reports Sheree North’s dramatic career rise at 20th Century Fox. Sam Engel sets up Woman of the Woods in Oregon with Richard Egan opposite North and Rita Moreno penciled as the Indian girl. Zanuck speeds production of 22 more pictures this year. Lance Fuller lands Black Pearls opposite Virginia Mayo. Edmond O’Brien stars in A Bell for Dane. Widmark leads Fort Starvation. Public Defender story debuts April 10. late movie Spy in Black screens tonight.
An elder brother uses the Treasury Depart ment as a tool of vengeance while his younger brother tries to steal his wife. Sgt Joe Friday and Officer Frank Smith work to restore order by persuasion on Channel 3 at 8 30. SDRAGNET follows at 9 p.m. as they aim to disarm a man on his porch under a sign declaring US Will Not Live in the Sante Neighborhood With a Bog Poisoner.
Hollywood report that Jerry Lewis plans to quit humor to produce drawing room comedies with Dean Martin. He says he may retire in a couple of years after a taxing Las Vegas run and will pursue producing with Martin as star, while Dean dismisses any split and insists they will stay together.
Hollywood reports a revival of silent era cinema on television through the 15 minute daily Movie Museum program. Pre censor pictures from 1893 to 1920 are shown, with viewers able to glimpse scenes later deemed inappropriate. Producer Paul Killiam notes fan mail from former actors and relatives seeking film access, while editing out explicit content and sometimes adjusting stories to fit broadcast standards.
New York reports Marion Marlowe will debut at the Cotillion Room of the Hotel Pierre in Buffalo and New York City as part of a touring schedule. She says she has no plan to start a club by her own and will continue outside engagements with the support of Arthur Godfrey. The singer, famed for romantic songs, says she will perform while her "family" handles bookings and ensure proper compensation.
A readable fragment notes a program about building your Christmas club and mentions the Deposit Insurance Corp. The text hints at a financial theme tied to savings and insurance agencies, but details are limited.
A dense listing of Thursday radio programs across stations WAM WHA WGAK WGAR WaW and others detailing show times hosts news segments music and comedy features. Notable names include Bruce Charies Neva Morvan Lorenzo Jones Lowell Thomas Amos n Andy and Bob Hope with a broad lineup of news sports and entertainment across the day.
Partial radio listing outlines programs at 730 kc AM with times and show names Kept readable items include news segments and music blocks for morning and evening hours. Names like Vincent Condell and Ben appear as announcers or hosts within scattered time slots.
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