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Show SHOW BEAT MONDAY JANUARY 14, 196S Utah County. Utftb DAILY HPALD 13 First Lady Is No. One Cover Girl Television Cinemascope tentative basis by TV Movie ftchedules are presented on Studior to this newspaper and are admittedly subject to changi fey them: therefore accuracy cannot be guaraoteed-' 4:30 2 "Bank Dick,"-- W. C. ,Fields MONDAY 7:30 5 "Breaking Point," Phyllis David 5 "Tdnnrl Tiesrue Thaxter John Garfield NSuan Chmio .Tnftrttt 10:30 5 "Crash of Silence," Phyllis 1:05 4 "Rogues Gain," '.Nicole Calvert,. Jack Hawkins Bond Derek Manrey, 10:35.4 "Spy in the Sky" "Parson 2 l.--W "Invisible Man" 12:00 4 TUESDAY of Panamint," SATURDAY Buggies, Round the Mouri-- . 3:00 2 Bob tain," Hi i too B:& 5 "Adam and Evalyn, Jean 7:00 2 Simmons, Stewart Granger :05 4 "Carnival in Costa Rica," 8:00 4 TMaV Tfwmae A Vanita vuwc Til viva uy uv uuif 9::0 2 Una Merkel, ... , w J:W 2 "Angels Over Broadway" 10:30 5 Doug Fairbanks, Rita Hay- 4;$0 2 "Spoilers of the Forest," - ' , 5 Maureen O'Hara, Point," George Montgomery THURSDAY : 2'So Wel Remembered," John Mills, Martha Scott 2 4:30 "Henry Aldrich Editor," Charles Jimmy Lydon, Smith 10:30 5 'Ring of Feari" Clyde Beat- ty, Pat O'Brien 4 tt:05 "Idiot's Delight," Norma Shearer, Clark Gable :00 FRIDAY :00 2 "Beautiful But Broke,' Joan Davis, Bob Haymes BUTCHERING Custom Killing Beef or Pork only. , . head , Lamb or Mutton 25 J head only Cut-Wra- & p 4c Quick Freeze. V. lb. You can't afford to do it DEALS DRIVE TO ,'Meat Packing 1500 Plant . 768-26- . " Alexander Knox, Charles Co burn "Professor Beware." Har old Lloyd, Phyllis Welch "A Man's World,? June AI- lyson, Clifton Webb (O "Savage Wilderness," Vic tor Mature, Robert Preston "Disputed Passage," Dor othy Lamour, John Howard "Jump Into Hett," Jack Sernas, Kurt. Kasner "Snow Creature," Paul Laughton ' I T - " - Viv- , v' V' ' ' wear Bryner doesn't a Caesar Tunes In Satellite . remote-o-the-scree- 'I - ' - -- t-- at IN LEW NORTH THEN 1 Ml. WEST - Ph. A - "The Browning Version,' Michael Redgrave, Jean Kent 4 11:05 "Gentlemen From West :30 By ERSKINE JCHINSON Hollywood Correspondent Newspaper Enterprise Assn. The HOLLYWOOD (NEA) ladies under the hair dryers in the nation's beauty salons have, I'm told, set a new record for chitchat over continuing cover photos of Jackie Kennedy and stories about her in the nation's motion picture fan magazines. What is the reason for her appearance on pages sacred to the problems of Liz Taylor, open letters to Marlon Brando, why Troy Donahue refuses to fall in love and why Yul toupee? How can editors of this type of magazine justify their editorial thinking? SUNDAY I put Richard Heller, one of . 12 noon 5 "Ghost Town" more erudite editors (Modern the " Thin jy,.. .itirtdVriiH.V-7:00 4 "Cast a Long Shadow, Screen), on the spot by asking Terry Moore, Audie Mur CHECKS OBI Shirley Booth checks out the obi worn him tcTanswer that question. If phy the ladies under hair dryers 8:00 2 "Scene'of the Crime," Van by Shfeeko Tsunehiro in this scene from the Thursday, asked themselves the Jan. 17 episode of Channel 2's "Hazel" color series at haven't Johnson, Gloria DeHaven question, other peopie have. lOtlO 5 "Pretty Baby " Dennis 8:30 p.m. Jackie Kennedy, obviously, sells Morgan, Zachary Scott magazines. But this is the first 10:30 4 "Unfinished Bu sines s," time fan magazines have turned GUY Irene Dunne Preston Fos VERSATILE editorial spotlights full force their v.. ter ,,. hJRaymond Burr, "Perry Mason" on a nonprofessional of such high has worked as 11:00 2 "Double Indemnity," Fred on television, n status. and exStan Barbara teacher, rancher, salesman, Heller sees nothing wrong with MacMurray, l observer. weather and , what he describes as "a staggerplorer wyck ing phenomenon the widespread the From Broadway, where he use of Jackie Kennedy and business purfor First Family reigns in the musical hit "Little poses." Me," Sid Caesar sends forth in He sees nothing wrong with stallment number four of his and stories about photos ' ' monthly Channel 4 commentaries, , Jackie in the motion picture "As Caesar Sees It," Tuesday, fan magazines "if the stories Jan. 15, 9:30 p.m. This season s are based on fact, not fiction, first three Caesar specials origiand if they are not sensationnated in Hollywood. alized." He admits "she sells magazines because the public wants to read Caesar and his little legion of about her. She presents an enormmadcap mercenaries Jane Con-nel- l, ously glamorous and exciting Karen Morrow, Edward Ry- image to people all over the der and Gordon Connell launch world. Until she came along, Amtheir lances at cultural exchange erica's queens were the ones via satellite TV, at pests that in manufactured in Hollywood. Now fest movie houses, at "the longer the country has manufactured a the better" trend in show busi- 'queen' of its own." As justification for his editorial ' ' " ness. as the editor of a fan Sid and Jane Connell launch the thinking Heller defends himmagazine, charge of the laugh brigade with self: a pantomime sketch limning the "Fan magazines are women's 'I k H , , h hazards of next-semagazines and they have much ' , neighbors. the same appeal as, women's magWith Sid portraying a swinging azines, which also are featuring JOINS CAESAR Karen Morrow joins Sid Caesar for her first appearance on "As Caesar Sees Tuesday, Eskimo musician, a Roman aris- stories about Jackie. These the tocrat and a pres- public wants. She appeals to our January 15, at 9:30 p.m. on Channel 4. ident, his comic cohorts gather readers. If she did not, we would cultural - anthropological, data not feature stories about her. from me North Pole, present the "Magazines, television, comedi- RECORD PLAYERS l tradition ans, record companies, radio, hair upholder of an ancient in the Eternal City, and profile stylists, clothes designers and the newly elected head of a sun- countless other businesses are TAPE RECORDERS baked republic far south of the capitalizing on the American peo-- ( Continued on Page Two) border. , 11:00 2 Brooks 3 $ Ellen 12:30 5 "Wilson Drew 4: S3 2 "Comin 'A ; 1 - W ,s.. It" 95 Latin-Americ- an IL) 18, 1963 FRIDAY, JANUARY 5:00 . 4 The Lone Ranger- 4 7 - 5 Mickey Mouse Club TWhaf; New 4 News 66 7 American Memoir 9:00 . 2 5 4 ... 6:15 2 .Report. 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