Speedway Flyer, Volume 23, Number 9, Indianapolis, Marion County, 4 March 1954 — Page 4
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A descendant of George Washington, nine-year-old Robert Wirt Washington 111, of Fredricksburg, .Virginia, appeared on the Mon-
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THURS., FRI.. SAT. MARCH 4-5-6 “HIS MAJESTY O’KEEFE” Technicolor Starring BURT LANCASTER JOAN RICE ANDRE MORELL ABRAHAM SOFAER Plus “INFERNO” Starring ROBERT RYAN RHONDA FLEMING WILLIAM LUNDIGAN SATURDAY MATINEE MARCH 6 Doors Open at 1:15 PN. “INFERNO” CARTOON SHORT SUBJECTS NEW SERIAL “Canadian Mounties vs. - Atomic Invaders” NO. 1 Show Out at 3:58 PN. SUN., MON.. TUES. MARCH 7-8-9 “FOREVER . FEMALE” Starring GINGER ROGERS WILLIAM HOLDEN PAUL DOUGLAS JAMES GLEASON PAT CROWLEY Plus “FLIGHT NURSE” Starring JOAN LESLIE > FORREST TUCKER STARTING WEDNESDAY MARCH 10 “THE EDDIE CANTO) STORY” and “MISSION OVER KOREA”
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day, Teh. 22 program of NBC-TV’s “On Your Account” (Monday thru Friday, 4:30 p.m. EST) to raise money for the restoration of George Washington’s boyhood home, Ferry Farm. The child, a great-great-great-great grandson of Augustin Washington, George Washington’s half-brother, was accompanied by two other boys from Fredericksburg, William B. Wood and Thomas Acree Harding, both nine-years-old. The three
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As aviation progress has carried man farther into the upper air, he has found that nature has many tricks up her sleeve in the stratosphere. Many things that worked well on the ground wouldn’t do as well, or failed completely, in the space beyond the clouds. Things are truly different up there. CARBON BRUSHES ARE AN EXAMPLE -These brushes are the contact points that carry electricity between moving and stationary parts of motors and generators. They’re in electric razors, sewing machines, huge diesel locomotives —and in modern aircraft. . THEY COULDN'T STAND ALTITUDE-Today’s high flying planes require literally hundreds of small electric motors and many cafbon brushes. Here'was one of nature’s quirks, for brushes which worked well on the ground and at lower altitudes couldn’t take the thin, dry air of the stratosphere. They’d spark and quickly disintegrate. And if the brushes failed, the motors also would faiLw
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children donated the money they won on the program to the Boyhood Home Restoration Association, Inc., an organization which is attempting to purchase both the land and the buildings of the site of Washington’s boyhood and early manhood. The farm is in bad repair since it has never been made into a national shrine. Residents of Fredericksburg and the surrounding communities are attempting to remedy the over-
Things are different—up there! You would be amazed at the tricks nature plays in the stratosphere
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sight by raising enough money to pay the mortgage and to restore the farmhouse. DIAL DATA: Judy Garland has been offered $25,000 to a guest shot on Sid Caesar and Imogene Coca’s “Your Show of Shows” on NBC-TV. So far no answer. Hollywood actor John Agar plays the lead in the March 9 “Fireside Theater” telefilm on Tuesday, March 9. Titled “The Farnsworth Case,” it is a study in character which evolves during a courtroom trial. Circumstances tend to place the guilt on Mrs. Farnsworth, played by Ruth Clifford. However, John Agar, as the defense attorney, brings the case to an unusual conclusion by switching suspects. Rev. Billy Graham, who just sailed for revival meetings in England, is reported to have turned down a fabulous offer to do a daytime video show ala Arthur Godfrey. Gertrude Berg stars in “Morning Star” on ABC-TV’s US Steel Hour March 2. Video play will be based on the 1940 Broadway hit. “The Morning Show,” starring Walter Cronkhite, Charles Collingwood and the Bil and Cora Baird marionettes, will be seen every morning on CBS-TV starting March 15. This is CBS’ answer to NBC-TV’s popular Dave Garroway show, “Today.”
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ABC-TV has a hit In the new Walter Kieman panel session, “Who’s the Boss?” ... seen every Friday night MIKE NOTES: The Ford Foundation’s “Omnibus” leaves CBSTV after the March 28 telecast The network will place “Adventure” in the spot plus a new series with Eric Severeid called “The American Week.” Woodrow Wilson, Teddy Roosevelt, Thomas Edison, Henry Ford and Luther Burbank and other noted tum-of-the-century Americans will be seen on upcoming programs of CBS-TV’s “Mama” series when the Hansen family visits San Francisco’s 1915 Pana-ma-Pacific Exposition. The historic personages will be seen as they appeared on news films taken at the Fair some 38 years ago. The film will be integrated into “live” dramas on “Mama.” A 1 Heifer’s contract as “sports voice” of the Mutual Network has just been extended beyond its original term. Susan Douglas, who.plays Kathy Roberts on CBS-TV’s Monday through Friday, “The Guiding Light,” just had a baby via her role in radio-TV daytime series. In May she will have a new bundle from heaven of her own. In real life Susan is the wife of Jan Rubez, concert singer. RADIO-TV NEWSREEL: Ralph Edwards just started a new mystery contest on his NBC Radio “Truth or Consequences” show, Saturday nights. Listeners are asked to identify “the thing” in a mystery box. . . . Mutual’s Titus Moody says: “The tea tasters are meeting in New York and the coffee tasters are meeting in Washington. Look out for flying saucers.” . . . DuMont’s “Pantomime Quiz” panel probably is the busiest in TV Robert Alda is taking off for Europe where he’ll make TV films for six months; Dorothy Hart is honeymooning in Florida, but will fly back for the show, as will John Barrymore, Jr., who’s starring in a Bermuda production of “The Man,” with Dorothy Gish. . . . CBS’s Galen Drake says: “A man is known by the company he thinks nobody knows he is keeping.” ... Baritone David Atkinson has just stepped from the “Chance of a Life Time,” show to a featured role in the new Broadway musical, “Girl In Pink Tights.” The producers heard Dave last week singing show tunes on the DuMont Network stanza and promptly signed him. . . . “One Man’s Family” returns to the NBC-TV screens on March 1. WONDER IF YOU KNEW THAT: PAT O’BRIEN, who recently surprised his many fans
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by doing a musical comedy number when he appeared on “Life Begins at Eighty,” began his career on Broadway as a song and dance man many yean ago. . . . Versatile RALPH BELLAMY, star of ‘‘ftan Against Crime,” is an accomplished cook! Ralph often dons a chefs cap and prepares some very tempting dish?* in the kitchen of his New York apartment . . . AL HODGE, better known to TV enthusiasts as “Captain Video,” is a Sunday School teacher at the Congregational Church of Manhasset, LI. . . . CLAIRE MANN, charm and fashion authority, has new weekly “Homorama” feature to her program, in response to public demand. iClaire will have leading interior decorators appear as guests, and will answer home furnishing problems. . . . RAY BOLGER, star of “Where’S Raymond,” is very popular with members of the Fourth Estate. Recently, after posing for several hours for a press photographer, Ray ushered the tired newsman into his car and drove him home. DANNY COSTELLO, former Cleveland baseball player who is building a new career for hfatgH as a singer, recently made frjs TV. debut as a contestant on KATHY GODFREY’S talent showcase “On Your Way.” ... King-sized beauty DOROTHY FORD, who plays the Amazon queen, Riva, in “Space Patrol,” has just purchased a new convertible which she has named —“Riva.” . . . AZUMA IV, star of Japan’s Azuma Kabuki dancers, whom you may have seen on “Omniubus,” hails from a family that has been in the Kabuki Theatre for more than 3,000 years!... Genial Irishman Patrick McVey, Steve Wilson of “Big Town,” was born on St. Patrick’s Day. Pat is a native of Ft. Wayne, 1nd.... EVA GABOR should be nicknamed the “Pink Lady”; the Gabor gal is so fond of pink that she keeps only pink flowers and pink pencils in her apartment!... Historian JAMES T. SHOTWELL never even saw a TV program until a few days before he made his first video appearance! Some of TV’s highest paid stars started their careers by working for small salaries most of us would never even consider. ED SULLIVAN, who emcees ‘Toast of the Town,” worked as sports editor for the Port Chester Daily Item at $lO a week. . . . KATHY GODFREY aarned $5 a week for reading commercials over an Englewood, N.J. station. . . . BERT PARKS was paid the handsome sum of $7 per when he was a radio announcer in Atlanta, Ga.
Famed sportswriter, RUNYON is the man responsible for creating ‘teams’ for the popular “Roller Derby.” This was in 1938, prior to that time it wA “every man for himself.” ... as a youngster, ANDY DEVINE carried the very first U.S. flag to have 48 stars during a parade in Flagstaff, the day Arizona was admitted as a state! . . . Screen Gems has a staff of 15 authors at work writing teleplays in their Hollywood studios that reads like the contents of the “Saturday Evening Post.” Among them being: MARY McCALL, JR., MAX LIEF and ROBERT HARDY ANDREWS. . . . BETTY COX, vocalist on “Broadway to Hollywood,” takes her role as Miss Bicycle seriously. . . . She peddles to rehearsals through snow and sleet, and says she “loves it.” Betty was recently gifted with a rainhat by the Bicycle Dealers of America in appreciation. . . . The pet pig who appears on the “Jamie” show is posing quite a problem. Members of the cast are refusing to work with him because he smells like—weM, like a pig. Experts are trying to cope with the situation by feeding him batches of chlorophyll regularly; and spraying him with scent before each telecast to mask the aroma of eau de hog which emanates from him.... PAUL WHITEMAN, who conducts “Paul Whiteman’s TV Teen Club,” was honored for his long Interest in sports cars by being made, Director of Sports Car Races for the 51st annual Daytona Beach (Fla.) Speed Week. Paul was presented with the customary key to the city and made “Mayor for the Day” an Feb. 14th. . . . During a rehearsal of “Where’s Raymond,” CLAIRE DU BREY, who plays Aunt Angela on the show, and Wade Huff, one of the program’s technicians, began reminiscing and discovered that they both worked in a picture, “American Beauty,” „ together 33 years ago * Wade was then an electrician and Claire a featured player. Keep on reading me, and watching TV. . I The social security accounts are as accurate as the employer reports them. You should check your social security at least once every three years. Help Take Good Care of Your Social Security Account It shows all earnings that count tqwtxds old-age and survivor’s insurance benefits. ■ ■ ■■ - Social Security benefits may be the sole source of future income for you and jrour family. Be sere your social security account shows your proper earning^
