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a i THE STATE JOUtWF, Wednesday, Sept 19, 1956 41' La ruing. Miertit Television and Radio two homes of greater disparity Newspaper Story Series Sinatra's home, just finished, was What's on the Air Tnn ftiTi Javrntl iaas auar antra ra accrata at thasa Hstinps rhpa art app-pla4 py rap radip and tplpvisip. alalia. ana vbtct la chaapa aritnaut paticp DIGNIFIED PEEP SHOW People who can't be lured onto television under any other circumstances are increasingly will Slated Soon on Network INTRODUCING The All New 1957 Wednesday Evening Program ultra-modern, unhved-in, and looked like one of those model homes they put up on Park edifices you're supposed to walk through without touching anything. Sinatra, who admitted he was seeing the place for the first time, showed us through a kitchen ing to appear on "Person to Person" which with Edward R.

Mur- row at the helm has a sort of snob appeal which other commercial television shows can only aspire to. Opening its fourth By John Crosby World" attempted to justify its name by trying to bring in a picture from England. We saw a group of shacks on Long Island where men stared at monitors on which white lines wriggled, but no picture appeared. Another attempt in what is admittedly no more than a scientific curiosity even if it works, will made two weeks from Sunday. As a show, "Wide Wide World" is getting appallingly pretentious, especially in the prose department which somebody has inflicted on Dave Garroway.

Discussing a train man who guards a lonely crossing in Wyoming Garroway perorated: "How long has it been since the man said hello? What memories walk -beside him? What face does he see but the face of the land? How many trains have come and gone? How many more will you wait for?" The whole show was punctuated with his Gads-the-Wonder-and-Mystery-of-It-All sort of prose which sounded as if it had been written by a man whose mother had been frightened by Carl Sandburg. An hour and a half of this sort of thing can get mighty By CHARLES MERCER NEW YORK, Sept. 19 Wt As the idea men of television hunt through various American ways of life for material, it was inevitable that some one eventually would hit on a newspaper wire service. Someone has. On Oct.

4 A. B. will launch a weekly series of hour-length filmed dramas (at 9 p. E. D.

fittingly titled "Wire Service." Then everybody who ever saw a teletype printer can sit back and criticize the technical details. The sparks for "Wire Service" were struck by the man who ignited "I Love Lucy" and a dozen other popular TV programs. His name is Don Sharpe, and he was explaining the other day that "Wire Service" seeks to achieve "more pace and excitement than iKl which not only looked as if nothing ever had been cooked in it. but as if nothing ever would be. Welch's home, on the other hand, is a large rambling structure that obviously has been lived in for many, many years.

Welch, whose wife is ill, showed us through the place, pointing out the accretions that time had made on it -his son's collection of ship models that hung everywhere, his own collection of barometers and weather gadgets. Time does things to a house' that decorators can't do. SINATRA MELLOWED NOW It docs things to people, too. Sinatra, for instance, who was a vast success when he was quite season on televi- Crosby sion. Murrow last Friday presented two vividly contrasting personalities Frank Sinatra and Joseph Welch.

The particular gimmick of "Person to Person" is to present people some of them famous, some of them not in their homes, and you could hardly find don. Munich, Rome and Mexico. The opening show, titled i "Black Rock Mine," was shot on location in the Mojave desert in 124 degree temperature. It's a story of greed and the relationships of people who believe they are on the verge of great wealth in a possible uranium strike. Sharpe says that many of the shows will focus on the characters and situations the reporters; are investigating more than on I the reporters themselves, thus! enabling a wide varietyt of; themes.

i WOULD HELP KIDS Lee Cooley has terminated a successful run as producer of Perry Como's N. B. show to devote himself to "high quality" children's shows for A. B. It's time that we stop offering second class entertainment to our children," he says.

"As it is now, the kids with a few notable exceptions get old films-most-ly cowboy, and a whole lot of crime and violence. On Oct. 6 he will present on A. B. the "Red Goose Kiddie Spectacular" (11 a.

E. D. a 90-minute fantasy starring Alone Dalton. Safety Talk Approved young and became a "Peck's Bad, Boy" for a while, has been great-1 ly mellowed by success and an' Oscar. He was very charming.

i in most hour shows. It a sin- cere attempt to combine commer-I cial drama with the real and be-1 jlievable. We want to be as authentic as possible." ROTATE ON SERIES tiresome. (Copyright 1956 Now York Htr aid Tribune, Inc.) WASHINGTON, Sept. 19 (.

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It was only the house that seemed ill at ease. One the other hand, Welch, the old New England charm boy from the army-McCarthy hearing, is developing into a bit of a ham. One thing about Welch that doesn't change is his courtly New England English which in itself is a reflection of the man him an atomic energy commission (AEC) hearing on whether its permit to build a big atomic power plant at Monroe. Mich-should be suspended because of public hazard. Three stars George Brent, Dane Clark and Mercedes McCam-bridge will rotate on the series as wire service feature reporters who go to distant places and become involved in strange situations as they seek the news behind the news.

Producing 39 hour-length films is almost the equivalent of the annual production of a major Hollywood studio, and a majority of the shows will be shot on location in such places as Paris, Lon self. "After 32 years (at the bar), I hive found that most people are honest and decent. If you are The company, however, main-1 tained construction work could 0R SERVICE THtRt'S HO SUBSTITUTE not possibly endanger public health and asked the AEC yesterday to keep its building permit in effect pending the out (Sptcial to Tht Statt Journal) NASHVILLE, Sept. 19 Stewart Graham heads the senior class of the Nashville W. K.

Kellogg school as president this year. Other officers include. Loren Dingman, vice president: Lucy Smith, secretary; Janet Swiger, treasurer; Bruce Mead and Charlotte student council. Junior class: Albert Long, president; Bud Semrau, vice president; Janice Brumm, secretary; Linda Fassett, treasurer; Wayne Kent and Geraldine Sau-ders, student council. Sophomores: Duane Newland, come of the hearing.

Three major unions asked for 4v! TELEVISION the hearing, contending "there is insufficient information available at this time to give assurance that the Power Reactor Develop ment company can be operated at this site without public hazard." ItTT I A I OOR WOrK WE'RE SURE YOO WILL SALUTE The Detroit firm, set up by 26 private companies, plans to undertake pioneer industrial electric development with a 40 li million dollar plant located 30 miles from Detroit and Toledo, O. It would produce 100.000 kilowatts of electric power to be distrib 24 president; Marvin Acklcy, vice president; Louise Bell, treasurer; Don Green, secretary; Larry Filter and Donna Ackett, student council. Freshmen: Jerry Smith, president; John Long, vice president; Joan Pfaff, secretary; Dennis Faust and Lois Fisher, student council. suspicious and distrustful, they think you want to be paid off in fraud and deceit and they'll pay you off in that coinage." Another endearing quality about the Boston lawyer is his unabashed delight in his new fame, which has opened up a whole new life "new faces, njw adventures" for him at a time of life when most men have nothing much new to look forward to. "It is just incredible that 1 should have more and more fun.

If I had any more fun. I'd feel I'd cheated fate itself." SHOULD PEEP FURTHER It was a charming inaugural, one of the better examples of a show that can sometimes be quite dull. Person to Person" is peephole journalism of a most dignified sort. While I applaud the dignity, I sometimes feel that Mr. Murrow and his associates ought to peep a little further not necessarily into their subjects' private lives, but possibly into their private thoughts.

What revelations are made on this show are mostly unwitting and, while these are fun, an occasional tough question wouldn't be altogether out of order. "You fixed the picture well my husband reached in for a bowl of Super Crunchies." MARSHALL TV E. MICHIGAN At PENN. PHONE IV 5-7297 NOW JUST Expensive Landing PUEBLO, Colo. Wt The Pueblo city government has billed rnn- uted by Detroit Edison The plant would be a "fast breeder reactor" a'type of atomic engine that produces more fuel than it uses as it goes along.

Matron Fired DETROIT. Sept. 19 (UP) Mrs. Mary E. Garvey, 65.

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