* Theatricals ★ ii- -1 GOSSIP OF THE fciOVIE LOT Rv ( ALA SCRIVNER MEMBERS OF SCREEN ACTORS ,'iIULD OUTLINE NEED D HOLLYWOOD ANP- ln a special article in a weekly edition 5t Variety, William I Walker. Ne gro member of the Hollywood Screen Actor s Guild Board of DU rectors stated that his office was considering a suggested proposal to set, up an office which will Weekly Television Listings Complete Fro mThursday, September 14, Through Monday, September 20. THURSDAY SEPTEMBER 14—WRAL-TY, Channel 5 B:3ft Farm s tioy> » at? j?,m mui t:® watu-oiitiaii 7:00 Today 3 ® Dr Ma:one 730 Lockup 900 Romper Room 3 ' I e>«. ft o ji fl 00 B Masteraon 10:00 Dough fie Ml 4.00 High St »30 J Staccato 10:30 Your Hunch 4.30 Personality 9. n0 Father 11:00 Right Price 5:00 Capt 5 ft X Tenn Ernie 11:30 Concentration ft 30 Hound 10 do Grouchc 12:00 Eisenhower 000 Capt. S I 30 Lawless year* 12:30 Could Be You 6 10 ntatelme it “ Dvoiine Wee 1:00 Amos & Andy 825 Wea Sport* ii.li Jack Peer 2:00 Queen for Day 6 4ft News WTVD-TV. Channel 11 7.00 Musical dock 1:00 P*ggy Mann * Rocky 8:00 Mews 1.30 World Turns ft -M Pun Houee C. Kangaroo 2.00 Better. Worn 6it Wee . News 9:00 Cartoons 230 Houseparty ft 46 Doug Edwards 10:00 Red Rowe 3:00 Millionaire 7 ft- Paradise 10:30 On The Go 8:30 Your Verdict ft ft Go.die 11:00 Lucy 40J Little Show ft ?o J Rlngo 11:30 Dec. Bride 4 IS Secret Storm 9 ft l 2ane Grey 12:00 President 4:30 Edge of Night 930 .M s Mincer" S3:®) Eisenhower 6:00 Bandstand 11.00 News 11 15 Movie FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 15—WRAL-TY, Channel 5 8:30 Reran Show I.cc muoi & An:., ft lo S'c ui« we* f.-OO Today 2:00 Queen for a i , 6 30 Reeve 9.-0 b Romper Room 2:30 Thin Man 7:48 New* 10:00 Doug Re MB 3:00 Dr. Malone i’:00 Movie 10:80 Your Hunch 3:30 These Roots 8:00 Art Carney £l:(8> Right Price 4:00 High St. 9:30 Amo* X Andr fI:SD Concentration 4:30 Personality 10 00 Sports 12:® T OX C 5 :C0 Superman 10 45 Bowling Sfi:3o Could Be You 8:00 Capt 6 11 80 Dateline, Weather 11.25 Jack Pau WTVD-TV, Channel 11 7®. Bfewdesvl Clock 1:30 World Turn* ASO New*. Weather I :ffi> WWs 2:00 Better. Worse 6 4ft Doug Edvard* :Ip c. Kangaroo 3:30 Houseparty 7:00 U. S Marshal 00 Cartoons 3:00 Millionaire 7 :30 Rawhide .00 Red Rowe 3 30 Your Verdict 8:30 Hotel De Paree .50 On The Go 4 ® Ladies Only 9 no Playhouse 3® Lucy 4:15 Secret Storm 10:00 Twilight :*) s®c. Bride 4:30 Edge of Night 10:30 Black Saddle :($> Zg ive of Life? 5:00 Bandstand 11.00 News Dams and Allen 5:30 Rin Tin Tin 11.15 M<-vie 3 :00 Pozsfy Mann 6:00 Pun House SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 16—WRAL-TV, Channel S SWffi Big Picture n* Detective r ,> • oonaj.rs Serforntance 1:00 Basketball 6 30 The Challenge t&M) Howdy Doodf 3:00 Football 9.00 Deouiy fii:3P Rut?, Reddy 5:00 Susie 9:30 Bourbon St. S® Pi{B Time 8 30 Wrestling 10:30 Death Valley SUSP CL’Cue Be j 6® Qzzie and Hamet 11:00 Nightmare St® Stonr 7:® Fibber McGee WTVD-TV, Channel 11 fatS Bortfrole 12 30 Industry 7 30 Perry Means in) Q, KiagSKO 12:45 Vic Bub** 8 30 Dead or Alive §:Cp Rov Bogers 1® Basketball 900 Mr Lucky lp® Heckle. Jeefcl* 2:30 Movie 9.30 Have Gun ffirSO M. Mouse 4 ® Dick Clark 10® Gunsmoke B® Lucy 5 ,00 Golf 10:30 Markham Si® Paul Winthall 6® Dance Party 11® Country Style B® f&y King 7:ov Detective 12:00 Charlie Chan SUNDAY. SEPTEMBER 17—WRAL-TV, Channel 5 K:4P Industry on Parede *:«? Circuit Rider 030 Loach Case ft 00 Church Servico 2:30 It Is Written 6 00 Wait Disney §£:0O Christophers 3® Susie 7.00 Maverick 12® Oral Roberts 3:30 Saber of London 8® Sunday Showcase 1:00 Church of Fth'r* 4® Facts of the Matter 9® Chevy Show JAO Strac 4 15 Carolina New* 10:00 Loretra Young 1.46 Idea* 4.30 Championship Golf 10:3 Million S Movie WTVD-TV, Channel 11 Si 1# Christian Science 1.30 Bus Is The Answer 7 ® Alaskan* $0:30 Look Up and Live 2.00 Champion Bowling 800 Ed Sullivan 11® For Your Infom'n 3:00 Sports 900 GE Theatre 11 :30 Earry Reasoner 4.30 Conquest 9.30 Dupont Show 12 00 Ranch Party 5:00 Lineup 11:00 Sunday News Spec IS® Big Picture 6® Broken Arrow 11T5 Sun Star Theatre 1® This Is The Life 8:30 20th Century 1 15 Sign Off MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 18—WRAL-TV, Channel K 6 30 Farm Show a.® Queen tor a Day 6.25 Weather 7.00 Today 230 The Thin Man 6:30 Reeve 9® Romper Room 3® Young Dr. Malone 6.45 NBC New* 10® Dough Re Ml 3:30 From These Root* 7:00 Flight 'Decision" 10:30 Play Your Hunch 4:00 House on High St 7:30 Untouchables 11:00 Price is Right 4:3.1 Split Personality 830 Tales Wells Fargo 11:30 Concentration 5® Capt Five 9:00 Peter Gunn 12® Truth or Con 5:30 Abbott. 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Channel 11 6® Reading Program 1:00 Peggy Mann Show 640 Weather S:3O Reading Program 1:30 As The World Turns 6.45 Doug Edwards, Hew* 7:00 TCP Musical Clock 2:00 For Better Or Worse 7:00 Border Patrol J® News 2:30 House Party 7.30 Cheyenne :30 Carolina News 3® Millionaire 830 Father Knows Beet .35 Captain Kangaroo 3 30 Verdict Is Your* 9:00 Danny Thomas 00 Cartoon Shop 4 :00 For Ladies Only 10:00 Hennesj 00 Red Rowe Show 4:15 Secret Storm 10:20 June Aliyson Show 10:30 On The Go 4SO Edge of Night 11:00 Phillips 66 News 11:00 I Love Lucy 5:00 American Bandstand 11 15 Star Theatre 11:30 December Bride *5:30 My Friend Fhcka Twenty Mule Team 12® Love of Life 6:00 Lassie 1:15 Sign Off 12:30 Burns and Alien 6:30 Your Esso Reporter TUESDAY, SEFETMBER 19—WRAL-TV, Channel 5 8.30 Farm Show t 30 ir.e iiiu, Man ,45 c.IL News 7:00 Today 3® Young Di Maionc 7:00 Tne Lone Ranger 9® Romper .Room 3:3u From These Roots 7.30 Tne Real McCoy* 10:00 Dough Re Mi 4:00 House on High St 8® Donna Reed 10:30 Play Your Hunch 43f Split Personality S3O Dobie Gillis 11.00 Price is Right 5:0 Capt. Five SOU Rifleman 11:30 Concentration 530 Juick Draw McGraw 930 Ford Stamm* 12:00 Truth or Con 6.00 Capl Five 10:3) Lawman 12:30 It Could Be You 6 10 Start-line 11.00 Dateline 1:00 Amos & Andy 6:25 Weather 11:10 Weather 2:00 Queen for a Day 630 Reeve 11:15 Jack Paar WTVD-TV, Channel 11 8® Reading Program J :oo Peggy Mann Show 8.45 Weather 8:30 Reading Program 1.30 As The World Turn* 645 Doug Edwards. New. 7:00 TV Musical Clock 2® Foi Bettei or Worse 7:00 To Tell The Truth 8:00 News 2:30 House Party _ *7 3,. Sugarfoot £.lO Carolina »WB 3:00 Millionaire * 630 Many Loves—Gillia 815 Captain Kangaroo 330 Verdict Is Yours 800 Tightrope 9:00 Cartoon Shop 4.90 For Ladies Only 9 30 Red Skelton 10® Red Rowe Show 4 1Z Secret Storm 10:® Gary Moore Show 10.30 On The Go 4 3'. Edge of Night 11® Phillips Hi New* 11:90 I Love Lucy 500 American Bandstand U .ia Star Theatre 11:30 December Bride *5 30 Rin Tin Tin Hei Husband'* 12:00 Love of Life 6 ® Dennis the Menace Affairs” 12:36 Bums and Allen 630 Your Esso News I IS Sian Off WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 20—WRAL-TV, Channel 8 9:29 Farm Show z:S6 Hu. min Man e « iSr.t hewn -7:00 Today 3® Young Di Malone 7® Sea Hunt 8® Romper Room 3.30 From These Kooia 7.30 Wagon Train 10:06 Dough Re Ms 4® House on High St 8.30 Price Is Right 10:30 Play Your Hunch 4:3C Split Personality 9® Bob Hope 11:® Price Is Right 5.09 Captain Five 10® This, Is Your Life 11:30 Concentration 5.30 Abbott & Costello 10:30 Wichita Town 12® Truth or Con 6® Captain Five 11 :C0 Dateline 12.30 It Could Be. Yon 8.10 Stateline il TO Weather 1® Amos & Andy 6:25 Weather U 15 lack Paar i:00 Quean For A Day 6 30 Reeve WTVD-TV, Chaanei IS 8® Baadtag Program IM Buggy Mann Allow 6-.,., Weather »-Si Meaomg Program 1:30 As The World Turns 6:45 Doug Edwards, Maws 7 .00 TV Musical Clock 2:® rot Bettei or Worts* 7:00 The Rebel 8:06 Mews 2.® House Party 7:30 77 Sunset Strip 8:10 Caroline New* 3:00 Millionaire 8:30 Men Into Spaa* •:18 Captain Kangaroo 3.30 Verdict Is Your* 9® Millionaire 9® Cartoon Shop 4:00 For Ladies Only 9:30 I've Go) A Mere* 10:00 Bed Rowe Show 4.15 Secret Storm is.® Armstrong Circle 10:*) On The Gc i:SO Edge or Night 11® Phillips 56 New* il® I Stove Lucv 5® American Baadatacd UTS St« Theatre U:» December Bride 3:30 My Friend Flick* "Gc West Young ig:iX> Leva Life 6:60 Fills House 1:19 Sign Ott i2:ffi iSiija* and Aiiegi 8.30 Your Esso New* Lady" improve better relations with non white peoples, both here and abroad. The set-up would encour age industry to portray the Negro as an integral part of American iife and provide opportunities for Negro performers and craftsmen. Joining in his views was Negro actress Pauline Meyers, also a member of the board. Mr. Walker charged that Hollywood continues to depict the Negro in an unreal istic light in films and TV and that they are excluded from other professions which are a part of true American society in which Negroes take an active part. The agreement of the Screen Actor’s Guild was In stigated by the NAACP. Al though the organization does not claim credit for the move, recent action seemed to en courage the Guild's decision. The NAACP started the drive for better representation In Hollywood at its national con vention. The Board of Governors and Foreign Language Film Commit tee honored members of the In ternational Congress of Schools of Cinema and Television current ly touring the United States re cently. On the itinerary was a special showing of “The Young Doctors,” a visit to the Academy Library and dinner at Chason’s Restau rant. Sam Cooke Sought For Engagement Although singer Sam Cooke has received a $30,000 offer to appear for one week in Rio de Janeiro, he is not making any snap decisions. He is weighing the offer carefully before making up his mind. Sammy Davis Sr. Has New ‘Protege’ Val Marinez, Sammy Davis Sen ior's new vocal discovery', opened at the Summit in Hollywood last week. The senior member of the family, who started Sammy Davis Jr. on the road to fame feels that Martinez is sensatiinal enough to sky-rocket to the top if given the breaks. Cute Toni Harper, who was famous for her “Candy Store Blues” as a child, is captivat ing audiences at the Summit Club in Hollywood. Her RCA- Vietor recording of “Lady Lonely” i« considered one of the best. For Several years, Toni gave up her singing ca reer to he a housewife and mother, hut the lure of the footlights «sj Irresistible. Her star is now shining brighter than ever. Handsome Gardner McKay, who hsui long boon the popular star of the TV series "Adventures in Paradise." will at last realize his life-long ambition. He makes his movie debut in the 20th Century Fox film "Watcher in the Shad ow's.' a melodrama about World War II St is based on a Jeffrey Household novel. Disk Jockey* Sue KFWB Six striking disk Jockeys sued radio station KFWB last week for $1,200,00 on * charge that they were defamed In a printed leaflet, linking them with “Alfred E. New man." a feature character in Mad Magazine. The suit was filed on their be half by Attorney David Ziskind chief legal counsel for the Ameri can Federation of Television and Radio artists. Ziskind claimed the station used pictures of Joe Yoo cum, Cleve Herman, Earl McDan iel. Gary Owens, Elliott. Field and Ted Quillen together with a pic ture of “Newman." commonly identified as a person of low in telligence. The disk Jockey's are not in volved in the negotiations over wages for KFWB newsmen but Joined the picket lines to help their fellow staif members Woman, 100, Loses Land Worth 112 G’s NASSAU, Bahamas >ANF» The claim of a 100-year-old woman to 10 acres of land, estimated to be worth $112,000. was dismissed in court, last week The woman. Mrs. Deseliza Price, brought the claim when Axel Wen ner-Gren. Swedish industrialist, pe titioned for the land he had devel oped for the past several years. The land is located on Hog Island, a resort Just off Nassau. Wenner-Gren. informed sources reported, wants to sell the land to Huntington Hartford of New York and Palm Beach. Tie court said witnesses for Mrs. Price had failed to show' continu ous occupation and, as such, squat ters rights were nullified. Where do little boys get the idea that they are superior to girls, Insects probably outweigh all other animal matter on the land aieas of the earth From 300-400 man hours are re quired to produce an acre of flue cured tobacco. if li.igktin |! kj'% ar "What in the •world lias fee eoase of *ls the budget feal* * oncers we «ssed to hear atea* ■ 4*ntof t&e eaanpaig®?* s 1 TOP AWARD WINNERS Shown here are four member of this year's actuating class at Bennett College who have te ceived grants for graduate study next year. Left to right. Misse Linda Brown , of Akron. Ohio. Woodrow Wilson Fellowship; He lena Howell, of Concord, N. C.. graduate assistantship in biology Atlanta University; Iris Jeffries, of Burlington and Jo Ann Mar tin. of Leaksville, both of whom received assistantships in chem istry at Howard University. Washington. D. C. They’re Talking About.. By MASCO YOUNG DAVE TURNER, a vocalist who toured the nation with Bill Dog gett’s comboo for four years, is now an up-and-coming comic and emcee. WHEN LITTLE WILLIE JOHN was being tried in court for the famous “Greensboro Incident” in North Carolina, the prosecuting attorney was a white lawyer who is also a disc .Jockey, Before the judge gave Little W’illie a light 18- months probation and a verbal scolding about his “bad com panions,.’ ’the singer ap proached the prosecuting at torney and asked why he was so rough on him. The lawyer smiled and Informed W’illie that he was just doing his duty and it was nothing personal, and “besides, I’m a disc jockey too, and I play your records." CORENELL GUNTHER, once the lead singer with the Coasters rock and roll vocal group, is now touring with Dinah Washington's Revue, and gets heavy applause when he mimic* "The Queen’ while sitting on a high stool and singing "This Bitter Earth.” WHEN JAMES BROWN’S asking-price for personal ap pearances at the theaters and auditoriums got too high for local prmnofers to afford him. the versatile Mr. Brown start ed prompting and financing his own appearances—with his hiceesf date coming np at Phillv's Uptown Theater on Oct 13, wh"re he’ll feature a 825.000 package. CURTIS MAYFIELD, the Chi cago-bred guitarist-singer who la best, known as an accompanist for Jerry Butler, is now leading The Impressions, the same group the? provided the background sounds for Jerry’s a*art in their initial effort, with “Gvpsv Woman “ THE MILLER SISTERS one of the newest slncing sensa tions are sn pretty and shape ly that two ehsperene* »e company the m«n tours to keen th» backstage wolves away, .THE NEWEST FAD among en tertainers of color, who’re already TOOOLtSE OBSERVE AGRICULTURE PRACTICES AT ART COLLEGE W«nwn> Kttroamoko, cantor, minister of mgthxtHnre for the nation of Togo, in West Africa, it chief of a par ty from his country at ASsT College to study agriculture and educationsl methods being used in this country. He talks with Dr. B. C. Webb, left dean of the Ah>T School of Agriculture and R. E. Jones, right. State agent, in charge of the Af&T College Extension Service. [ sporting the “natural hair look" jis the trend toward shaving off j moustaches. RUTHIE BOWEN ,the popu lar New York publicist and Rinkeydink clubwoman, is fly . ing to the w'est coast for three weeks of “nothing but rest" because my nerves are shot from overwork.” THE SPANIELS, busy making a comeback after being idle for a | spell, are still getting fan mail j after appearing on Dick Clark's j “American Bandstand" TV show to sing their “Sentimental Rea | sons.” A POPULAR mole singer Is losing out on jobs because of his habit of getting drunk during intermission, and not returning to the bandstand in time. Saperstein Uses 1 One-Two Punch ! Tn Protect Team By CHARLES J. LIVINGSTON CHICAGO (ANP) When the American Basketbal League opens this fall. Abe Saperstein who owns one of the new entries, will be tak ing no chances of hitting a finan cial snag. The enterprising little chief of the Harlem Globetrotters, who if also commissioner of the new league plans to utilize a one-two t punch to keep the ever-stalking wolf away from the box office, kap , tain's one-two punch will he the Chicago Majors, on ;| the one hand and the Trot ters, on the other The Mapors Chicago's first pro basketball team since the demise of the Chicago Stags, is Saperstein’s ABI, entry The Trotters, bas ketballs’ greatest exhibition- I* tv are also his property, i This ia the strategy Majors Trotters on Same Bills i Abe will co-feature the Trotters |on many of the basketball dates wi,e ; , nr? severs; of ",s ~. ( p son. It w*s r»»jK>rt« d ' n. new taxes from the £■.-»*► 1 " York. The Sugar k?,in 1 ai , with * i* ■ ■ on hw 1959 mcews Peaches are treats at meal. The skilled serves peaches in r'-v shortcakes and mixed w . ings, tapioca, gelatin, - and whipped cream r ' ripe peaches in the i'i ; vo; and use them often. When these insecticide- 'drift" into farm ponds, they may kill the fish. Wia»MilMßtllißHMaiW» i—BTOra«WM*Hg.V l >i .WiWIMWWira For A Refreshing ■> And A Relaxing Evening of Entertainment VISIT THE Sportsman’s Club (ADULTS OXI.V) Smithfield, N. C, P. G. WILDER. Owner Phone WE 4-9593 15