Wide Wide World TV concept debuts on WNBK channel 3
Dorothey Funk reports North America becomes a television stage as Wide Wide World airs 8 to 9 30 pm on WNBK channel 3. The program blends travel and drama across the continent, featuring Charles Drake and Dierdra Owens leading roles in Towhead a romance about a teacher and a community. Robert Montgomery presents a separate 9 40 pm program about city bred teachers and a rural school. Comrade Lindemann’s Conscience airs on WEWS channel 5 with stars Oscar Beregi Kurt Katch Fred Esster Otto Waldis and guest soloists Mimi Benzell and Robert Rounseville.
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Dorothy Funk
North America
WNBK
Channel 3
Isis
de. Bross
Nam
Bers
Howard
Charles Drake
Dierdra
Owens
Vision
Canada
Mexico
Robert Mont
Gomery
Munity
Pacific Northwest
East Germany
WEWS
Channel 5
Lindemann
Frederick Sondern Jr
Norbert Muhlen
Alf Kjelin
Maria Palmerstar
Oscar Beregi
Kurt Katch
Fred Esster
Otto Waldis
Studio One Summer Theatre heads WXEL with For the Defense
Tonight at 10 WXEL channel 8 presents the second Studio One Summer Theatre offering For the Defense a legal drama about a young attorney backing public opinion in defense of an accused killer Stars include Mike Wallace Hildy Parks Leo Penn Bruce Gordon Russell Hicks John Boruff Barbara Lane and John MacDonald Also on tonight movies at 11 The Girl Who Forget on WEWS a memory loss tale Then at 11 20 Night Boat to Dublin on WXEL featuring Robert Newton
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Studio One Summer Theatre
WXEL
Channel 8
Mike Wallace
Hildy Parks
Leo Penn
Bruce Gordon
Russell Hicks
John Boruff
Barbara Lane
John MacDonald
Dublin
Robert Newton
Henriettta 4 H Clovers Hear Health Talk
Henrietta 4 H Clovers plan a July 12 meeting at Mrs. Carolyn Holcomb's home where Russ Porter of Wellington will discuss health. The group met Tuesday with demonstrations by Janice Virag Sharon Gutman and Sue Dickinson and discussed a style show plus 4 H jackets. Myron Beach and Susan Born led entertainment and Karen and Marilyn Born served refreshments.
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Henrietta
Russ Porter
Wellington
Clovers
Carolyn Holcomb
Money, Money 1954 US Spending Surges to 234 Billion
In 1954 Americans spent an unprecedented 234 billion dollars on goods and services. The figure reflects strong postwar growth across households and businesses, with consumer purchases driving the surge in national commerce.
Daring Broadway Hit May Pass Film Censors
United Press reports Hollywood moves to bypass U.S. film censorship with I Am A Camera adapting a Broadway hit. Julie Harris leads as a Bohemian girl in Berlin before World War I, with Laurence Harvey and Shelley Winters supporting, as producers defend an adult but tasteful approach amid censor cuts.
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Johnston
U.S
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Berlin
Miss Harris
Laurence Harvey
Shelley Winters
James Woolf
Harvey
London
New York
John van Druten
Christopher Isherwood
Eaw
Clem McCarthy's Racing Voice Headlines TV Ventures
In a burst of showbiz moves NBC expands sports and film deals while CBS and ABC reshuffle lineups. Clem McCarthy lauded as racing's voice and Red Buttons rally headlines as networks seek new telecasts and fee TV buys.
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New York
Clem McCarthy
Red Buttons
By & Lhree
NBC Pact
Las Vegas
New Frontier
Fee-Tv
NBC
Mark Stevens
Olas
Otter Lake East Sraidombo Corp Sale Notice
A local notice lists a corporate sale action by Otter Lake Estuary Holdings Corp under a Dew Eons program. Details are fragmented but indicate a formal disposition of assets with official posting and date constraints.
Suburban Calendar of Tonight's Local Meetings and Events
Chatham hosts Rainbow Donkey baseball at 8 30 p m at the Chatham School house sponsored by Chatham V F W Post 6892 Monday Lions Club meets Grange Hall 7 p m Lagrange New London Br oom e Wood Post 292 American Legion meets 3 p m Legion Home New London Business and Professional Women's Club meets 5 p m City Hall Club room New London Aerie 2861 meets Eagles Hall 8 p m Birmingham V F W David
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New London
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P.m
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Aerie
Eagles Hall
Birmingham
V.F.W. David
Movie Men Urged to Trust Code Seal for Films
Directors of the Independent Theater Owners of Ohio urge exhibitors to rely on the Motion Picture Production Code seal when selecting pictures. Following the defeat of a censorship bill, Marvin Frankel and other theater leaders urged studios to avoid material lacking the seal and to judge entertainment suitability themselves.
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Independent Theater Owners of Ohio Today
Ohio
Marvin Frankel
Herman
Elysria
T Heater
Sieches
Dorothy Manners Says Vic Mature Given Star Role In British Film
Hollywood gossip notes Victor Mature travels to London for a film project as top newsmaker Dorothy Manners reports. Mentions co stars Gene Kelly Cyd Charisse Esther Williams and Dolores Gray with plans for several MGM projects and a European tour following a vacation period.
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Lon
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Yodia
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Last Frontier
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Iey
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Sullivan stage not for him in Tribute to a Bad Man
Sullivan aboard MGM project quits as Spencer Tracy’s doctor advises against finishing Tribute to a Bad Man. Barry Sullivan voices stage over film, praises Broadway as tops amid doubts about studio costs. He recalls theatre’s rewards, balance, and wish to remain in California.
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Auto pace up Detroit car output in 1955 shows milestone
The Detroit auto industry, after a record year in 1950, reached the 3,000,000th car milestone for 1955 on May 4, signaling continued high production. The milestone reflects ongoing demand and manufacturing capacity in the American automotive sector.
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Auto Pace
Detroit
Automobile Industry
Jume
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