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Show V 0 Tuesday, October 15,1957 THE DRAGERTON TRIBUNE PagaTen POST TEMPOS CltDKliEIS PHONE SUNNYSIDE, UTAH OWNED AND OPERATED ' 4416 and 4417 BY PRICE TRADING COMPANY , Godfrey Belies Claim That Too Much TV Exposure Exhausts Performers, Material See Us for Extra Special Although many tele.Washington, D. C. (CTNS) vision stars have complained that the medium sets a. killing pace, you caij't prove it by Arthur Godfrey. While some performers have lost their popularity and worn out their writers, the old redhead goes on his way unperturbed. The onetime radio disc jockey in the national capital, still considered to be the most popular personality ever?on the air here, still occupies a full hour of the CBS-Tdaytime schedule Monday through Thursday, and continues to throw in his Monday night Talent for good measure, also on CBSS-TScouts half-houla defense of the thesis that TV8is an exhausting business, it must be said that the former Wednesday night hour, Godfrey and His Friends, came to an end last season. But that can be attributed to Gowfreys leaning toward the unusual in rehearsed entertainment. Among other things, Godfrey became a passably expert ice skater in order to present his shows on ice. In the process, everyone in the cast except the musicians had to become ice skaters, too! The durable daytime Godfrey series continues to be a technical challenge, for when the star feels the need for a change of scene, the entire company may be transported to a Florida beach or to some other comparatively distant but telegenic spot. Is Godfrey beginning to tire? Evidently not. he has recently begun a weekday afternoon radio series ... on another network! wwi ran on GUNS, AMMUNITION, CAMPING EQUIPMENT V r, V, LUGGAGE SALE 3 pieces 19.95 plus tax 25-minu- te ELECTRIC RAZORS NEW NELSON AND GRANGE AGAIN . . . CLOSE OUT , 17.95 each REPORT COLLEGE FOOTBALL For the third consecWashington, D. C. (CTNS) utive season, two of the nations favorite football telecasters are describing NCAA grid contests for millions of Saturday quarterbacks via NBC-TLindsay Nelson, the networks assistant, sports director, is doing while Harold Red Grange, one of the e the game's greats, handles analysis of plays. Their assignment is to relay the action and color of eight Saturday games and a Thanksgiving Day regional tussle. in 1952, Nelson estimates Since joining NBC-Tmiles to cover that he has traveled a quarter-millio- n games for television viewers. A graduate of Tennessee, he became the universitys sports publicity director and covered the Vols' schedule for a number of years. His telecasting partner, Red Grange, is usually considered the greatest football player of all time. As the "Galloping Ghost of Illinois, Grange made his number 77 a legend, and was chosen for every team from 1923 through 1925. One of his most spectacular exhibitions came in the 1 924 Illinois Michigan game, when he scored with touchdown runs - of 92, 70, 57. and 43 yards in the first twelve minutes,. Grange later added a fifth touchdown and passed for Illinois' sixth and final score. Big Ten contests on October 19 and November 2 will be colorcasts, as well as the November 16 battle between the national champion Oklahoma Sooners and Notre Dame, and the 58th annual Army-Nav- y clash on November 30. V WHITE COTTON IVY LEAGUE PANTS V. Regular $9.95 play-by-pla- y, 495 all-tim- -, WINTER CAPS FOR MEN AND BOYS V all-Americ- Latest Styles and Kinds Dress Pants --- 2 an pair 13.C0 THERMAL SHIRTS AND DRAWERS . r" IQ UTia t Television System v 3.98 each Take Along Plenty of FILM t- . .1 to Take Pictures of the Big Ones Your Hunting Trip and L ',4i 1 |