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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 28, 1960
Page
17
Dorothy Funk reports on Channel 3 tonight at 7 30 as The American Civil War finale depicts Lincoln s assassination with Brady photographs. The program follows Lee s surrender and Lincoln s funeral details plus later TV listings and guest appearances.
TV guide lists tonight’s films: 11 20 on Channel 3 Yellow Jack starring Robert Montgomery and Virginia Bruce. 1 20 All Through the Night on Channel 8 with Humphrey Bogart. 1 00 Bridal Suite on Channel 3 with Annabella and Robert Young. 1 00 Lets Make Up on Channel ? Anna Neagle and Errol Flynn. 5 30 Torpedo Boat on Channel 8 featuring Richard Arlen and Jean Parker.
TV notes cover Pat Boone singing Center of the Earth on ABC while Journey to the Center of the Earth stars him in a film. The Millionaire starts its sixth CBS season January 20 after sponsor concerns. NBC passes on a MacLeish play contest and repeats a Nazi documentary to fill time. Screen Gems plans The Flagstones, an animated half hour for next fall by Hanna and Barbera. Despite mixed reviews, networks favor hour formats driven by strong material and potential multi hour experiments next season.
Frank Lloyd Wright created a compact 440 seat theater in Dallas with a circular stage, five lighting rings, and a revolving system enabling three shows to run simultaneously. The space is intimate, with audience near the action, while design tends to dominate both actors and scenery, a noted tension. The repertory house opened January 1 with Of Time and the River, followed by The Cross-Fyed Bear, a playful yet serious piece exploring notions of good and evil.
Cub Scouts of Pack 104 in Columbia packed the Columbia School auditorium for the January meeting with over 280 joining square dancing led by Ernie Ross of Fairview. Plans for the Blue and Gold Banquet at Strongsville Town Hall on Feb 13 were finalized. Nine new inductees joined Pack 104: Jerry Powell, Kenneth Zapier, Ronald Carse, James Carse, Leonard Gibson, Donald Lawson, Lawrence Smith, Douglas Serina, and James Krupka.
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