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Show n era ifl VQiiy UaIJ n f : MONDAY, NOVEMBER 4, 1963 counts ut&h , - I . . - i 4 ; " r A , , " I ' t s , "''!: ;! - . - 'C 1 v . - ' - , .: f ' . t V..-..- '(' & r5 - , , X i s v - i " . i " :y r' ' " t - - ;::::;: .. ' , 0 - t 1 - ? " - v - - ' j . ' . :r ' : $ x v , -- v- V;''. ) :-:- T- - ;J -! : y-- j ASTRO BOY; Now there Is something 16 go with thoM Japanese television sets. TV NOTEBOOK: And Now We Have It! ' . . rK 'a --Jap- r-- ; . NEW YORK 1 'v - V ' 1 3 i rmtififtiWi. DESPERATE PLEA Glenda Farrell ( left) as a bereaved widow, who has 3 ust director, ignores the plea from her been victimized by an unethical-funermoney on an daughter (Nancy Malone)to recbnside squandering all of their Kildare" Thurs expensive funeral plan in "The Exploit ers," on Video 2's "Dr. ; day, 9 p.m. Story on Page One. I al r., : c MONDAY THROUGH FRIDAY TELEVISION rs2ulai teiensio program are logged on cneca Monday through Friday basis. For afternoon and evening wregraii. mu in eisewnere lecuon. under dativ niinga 5 Pete and Gladys SrOO a.m. 4 Lisa Howard with 10:00 aun. 2 Understanding Oar the News 2 Your First World , Imnresslon fC) 1:00 n m. 6:15 ajn. 4 Ernie Ford Show of Day 2 Loretta Young ,44 Blessings J OnM SVr a DaT Farm Market Report V Lot O Life . 10:25 a.nx a jn S To Ten The Truth ,imr tO 5 'News ,. '! 1 Today In The West 1 30 nrtL . 10:30 am. 4 Christian Philosopny Don't Say (O Yoa 2 6:45 am. 3 Truth or 4 Who Do Yoa Trust ' 5 rarmers BepOti 5- - --Edge Consecjuences (C) Night 7:00 ajn.-vC Knows Best Father 240 njn. Today Show 10:45 son. Game 2 The Match 4 Fireman1 Frank 4 Bingo - v Light , 8 Sunrise Semester : 4 10:55 subs. 5 Secret Stem T2A am. t 2 NBC News BJik. 2SNews 2 KUTV New NBC 2 11:00 am. 730 am,:? 230 ixm. 2 Say When . Kangairoo Capt 2 Two On The Aisle . 8:00 am. 4 General nofipivai TtM tonowing ftayttm ; . 4 J : C-jrtl- m mA "" V f Today Show Mike Wallace New " 8:li' tsk;' &' Odii-- 2 t3 , 2 ,45 1 4 5 am. . 2 KUTV New . TV Movie Matinee Movie . 4:00 pan. . 2 Family Movie t r 11:30 ajn. 4 Captain K C ; (O 5 Bugs Bunny : J1 Worn for WordStore ' - 4:J5 p.m. Perc'a Gnersl Turns world As HockT and Friends Tn , v. -5 i ! -- v . 20 am. Show Today A-EoUiern W I Love Lucy' ' . 9:00 aJtu Conocrvtra tion ' Price Is Right ; U.l2'NoonvV.. Will Talk 2 People, Pasrwora S . 4 pjn.' 12:30 pjn. (Q The Doctors in Court. News 4Jia 5 Art Llnkletter 2 , ; 12:23 2 Hews , Boom Romper ." , t30 swm.-.'.vLink 1 (O Missing J 4 SerenKeys Midday 11:2A v.5 4 King 8:25 am.. 1 NBC News . ;. ' 5 ,. ; " 4a0 pjBk 5 7 Kimbo S pjaa. Mickev Mouse Club 7 Sunny Street Jo. 4:43 All shows telecast in I color are so noted by I I the letter "C. 5-A- ' : Huckleberry Hound 7Photography 7-- Onkxi '' ' y' Griffith Show Johnnie ndy Quint Asper becomes the object of a girL's affections when the harried parents, of a beautiful young woman who are fleeing from a tragedy un-wilil- 5:15 1 Lone, Ranker Walter, Cronkitc ' V 5:30 ! Art Carney, singer Joanie Somners and, in their television debut, the Maori Dancers of New Zealand will be the guest reformers on "The Danny Kaye Show" Wednesday, Chan- Auditorium Special Search for Self Report 9:00 7 Ilabhmcs Espcad 5- " 5:45' ' 5-- Dkk . 7-rE-nccre 7 . . . Flicker durcd 2-M- cws, . onday 10:30 'Wonight Show,(C) '"'.' 7-- Sidc ' ' S-- News Lucy Show Rule 5-- Thc ' ' . 6:30 Nitc Movie (07 Limits .'!..J ., . ;:4-O-utcr ' Weather, Sports I News, Weather, Sports at Ten (C) 7 Perspectives 2-N- 7 Highlights of Biology . I,".-- 5-S- .. . i--Blg 7t30 i i 1 x teve" 11:00 Ncw.',,; "7-Vi- hat's . USB OUR Auditorium Special Allen Show i-O- vic '. 5 Danny Thomas Show 7:00 . 0 10:00 2 rc7S and Weather 5-Fra- (mm Breaking Point Powell Theatre Chief of State: Mohammed AyuhKhan 4 -Rcsicasi News 6.00 Along with Mitch (C) 2-- Sing ' V i. - Movie 12iU0 . 5 News Final . -- SPREADER FBtE CARPENTER SEED CO. fetith fUU St !)rine FR 1t i vision set you may be watchJapan programs ing made-i- n on it any day now. There will be no sanitarium Trt"ThelmaRitter,s life. And so e the brilliant character has been, spending the last few years saying thanks but no thanks to all those television series offers. - Allow her to explain. ' "A television series,' she says, "is a'tradmflL I was offered Hazel and many more. .But it's just too much work, too much deadly, deadly work. 0- "Ofay yoa make .a lot of half-hou- nel 5 at 9 a.m. Danny Kaye opens the show with a version of "South Rampart Street Parade," backed by the choir. He then Introduces Art Carney in a sketch titled "The Victim" in which Kaye, as usual, is the y victim. He portrays a rents who salesman a hotel room and prepares to settle down to make an Inventory of all his buttons. His quiet evening is shattered when the management of the hotel, headquarters for a convention, asks him to share his room with a conventioneer, Frank Brash (Carney). The Maori Dancers, 136 members strong, will perform their famous challenge and welcome dances, which date back 1000 years. The dance company to which they belong recently attended the dedication of the Polynesian Cultural Center in Hawaii, whence, a cording to legend, the Maori people migrated to New Zealand almost 10 centuries ago. Miss Sommcrs will sing "There'll Be Some Changes Made," "Where Are You" and, "When Your Lover lias uon. button-compan- 8:30 . 4 News rnt7 ellMe 7 grams vouirsee; So hang on to your transis torized made-- in- - Japan tele- Maori Dancers From New Zealand To Appear on 'Danny Kaye Show' Side, West Side 2-- Chric ng in their past-tra- vel through to route a hew en Dodge City "Gunsmoke" on life in Oregon Saturday, 8 p.m on Channel 5. Cyrus Neff, played by Everett Sloane, his wife Florie, played by Shirley 0 Hara, and their sullen dauiter Belle, played by Sharon Farrell, are bilked out on a large sum of money. 8:00" 5-- East .satisfied Vith just sending us cameras, transistor radios itnd bottled Jctupus ink the enter- prising Japanese have a new an animated cartoon export television. series for Coming up this fall on many stations is Astro Boy, a science fiction cartoon created, produced and telecast first in Japan. And yet the charactersiniLare uneniai uie series was uemr erately drawn so all the faces would have a sort of look, and be acceptable to the children of both Japan and the United States. NBC Films will syndicate it here. Fumio Suzuki, a Japanese theatrical executive, is the man behind the first Japanese program to be seen in the U.S, And he freely-- nd proudly admits that the cost factor had much to do with the sate- r ani "I can make a mated cartoon in Japani for $8,000," Suzuki says. "I'm told and I cani vouch for these that The Flintstones figures cost $70,000 per half hour to make. Even if that is twice as mid-Pacif- ic Transient Girl Falls for Quint high as it really is, we're stffl way under it." Astro Boy may tmly be tne forerunner of Japanese pro Not (NEA) ( 111 MONDAY, NOVEMBER A, 1963 Cartoons anese 1 came-dienn- ; monev. sure. But where would (spend it in the sanitarium?" spent a good part of her career turning down money. She has nothing against money, but there are other things she con such siders more important as her sanity and her career. "For years," she says, "I had a running fight with Hollywood about type - casting. It cost me a small fortune. 1 kept and not turning down parts workong. But I gradually got them to see my point "It au started with 'All About Evei I didn't really play a maid, but I wore an apron, so they thought I was a maid. Well, anyhow, every producer west of the Rockies began thinking of me as a maid. I finally just had to stop it and say, No more'.; 4" - 1 RITTEIU No unlUrluxu, thank voil ' |
