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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 14, 1955
Page
2
TV listings note Sid Caesar's program counterpointed by a concert and a fight plan as Lucy and Ricky navigate a clash of evenings. The episode weaves a comic sketch with Jeanne Cagney and Richlip, amid various Channel 3 and Channel 5 offerings.
Hollywood gossip centers on Rhonda Fleming denying dating Aly Khan and sparking talk about her status as a beauty. The piece surveys film figures, censor battles, and industry moves from Bergman to Todd and Selznick while noting public headlines from a Boston heist film to television debuts and opera star firings.
Don McNeil will end the TV version of Breakfast Club on February 25 while continuing the radio program through ABC until 1970. The longtime host, born in Galena, grew up in Sheboygan and built a loyal audience with a homey, interview-friendly style.
Archibald and Radio Service at 334 Bon Air offers services and phone access 62 455. The ad presents a compact listing for radio service provision and related offerings with emphasis on contact details.
A compact listing shows three stations with eighty eight programs under a campaign theme to help viewers pursue their dreams. The sample includes a feature titled On Lake Road and references Avon Lake and a federal deposit matter.
Hollywood veteran Donald Crisp argues actors rise by selecting good scripts and avoiding imposed rules. He cites his own career choices, notably his role in The Man from Laramie, as proof that redeeming features can humanize even an unlikable character and sustain audience trust.
Veteran actor urges careful role selection, emphasizing long term impact on career. He cautions against typecasting and stresses choosing varied, challenging parts to sustain artistic growth and audience interest.
The New London High School band presents its annual winter concert this Wednesday at 8 p.m. in the school auditorium. Gilles conducts Ate Lincoln's Gettysburg Address with narration by Lars Graceman. The Tepeweter by Anderson features Siakhel and Donne Ward on typewriters. Marie Springer performs a clarinet solo in Weber's Concertino There is no admission charge.
Radio listings show a Tuesday schedule on Elyria Lorain station WEOL with Ben Vincent featured across multiple time slots including morning worship at 9:00 and 11:00 news, World News segments, Lorain and Lorain county programming, and afternoon and late evening shows such as Man About Town and It's Ben Again.
Hollywood star Rita Moreno discusses her past troubles linked to wild parties and bad companions. She recalls the Geordie Hormel narcotics case connections, testifying she values privacy and safety, and notes her choice to stay home rather than risk scandal.
United Press reports Jack Benny marked another 39th birthday today though he is actually 61. Benny has teased his age for years on radio and TV, promising to turn 40 next year while joking about remaining youthful and self aware.
Berlin Heights reports the Erie County Turnpike Landowners Association has dissolved due to lack of future need. Benny says the $27.12 treasury will fund the Erie County 4 H Camp building project, supporting youth in the county. The director notes the donation preserves youth programming while allowing retirees to stay active in show business. The piece covers local civic activity and a brief contrasting note on unrelated crime and recruitment items.
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