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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 26, 1962
Page
2
Elyria schedule clipped brief: item lists local happenings from Monday evening edition dated February 26 1968. Names places and exact events are partially readable and summarized for card format. No further details available in accessible text.
Lorain County’s nine year old Joseph Plas of Avon was informed his poem Spring was selected for publication in Jack and Jill’s March issue. The third grade student at St Mary’s School could not comment as he was out in the snow.
A four foot tall stone organ marks the grave of John Laycock in Kildwick Yorkshire. The intricate scale model replicates organs built by Laycock, honoring his work and burial site in this rural parish.
Veteran comedian Ed Wynn describes his 1922 broadcast on WJZ New York, the first star turn on radio. He recalls performing The Perfect Fool, the 155 minute show, and the sea of mail from coast to coast as crystal sets wooed nationwide audiences. Wynn mentions ABS and WNEW, his status as a radio pioneer, and his ongoing TV and radio work.
Hollywood UPI reports critics praising Judy Garland’s CBS hour with Sinatra and Martin while fans’ screamers marred the program. Producer Norman Jewison’s streamlined sets kept the show flowing, though guests’ performances drew warmth and quiet praise. Separate TV notes mention John Glenn’s speed record tease, CBS and NBC schedules, and Oscar winner Burt Lancaster presenting awards.
Channel 3 features Boris Karloff in The Incredible Doktor Markesan and Alfred Hitchcock in The Test. The cast includes Dick York Carolyn Kearney Richard Hale Basil Howes Billy Beck and Brian Keith Eduardo Ciannelli. Also surf side 6 Many a Slip guest cast Kathryn Hays Barnaby Hale Cathy Downs Edward Kemmer. Andy Griffith Channel 8 Founders Day guest selection Jay Novello Sherwood Keith Frank Warren Bill Hickman. PM Channel 3 Mike Wallace Brothers Four Betty Furness Ralph Ginzburg Red Barber Lylah Forrest Tucker.
A readable TV guide fragment lists Channel 8 and Channel 3 programs with titles such as The Lich That Failed, Flesh and Spur, Mr Doming Drives North, Seventeen, and Captain January. Notable actors include Ronald Olman, Walter Huston, John Agar, Maria English, John Mills, Phyllis Calvert, Jackie Cooper, Betty Field, Shirley Temple, and Guy Kibbee.
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