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Profile in Courage "TRIAL viwyEr T„ro., to the prisoner, the
foreman Politely ,asked. 'Do Ygle
want AC or nc current?"--Al On Kraft Theatre
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Jim Coleman Show,
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News Nightcap:,
pajama PlaYhtnise
Roy Rogers
Howdy Doody
Range Rider
Focus-Weather
Fnells-Farrn
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The FalCOtil,
Wayne• 8e1Sleueter
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one of the events:
The admiral had concluded his
visit and was walking to his, wait-
ing car with his flag lieutenant,
With them went The Tribune's Jim
Greaver.
At the car, the admiral swung
about and saluted smartly.
"Now how did the admiral know
I'm 'an ex-Marine?" Greaver re-
flected, "No doubt my military
carriage."
He threw back his smartest
salute, Pedestrians giggled. Greav-
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dramatization of a vital rnerneet•in
Arderlean history based on Sen,
John • F, Kennedy's best-selling
book, will be presented on Kraft
Television Theatre, Thursday, at
p.m.
"A Profile In Courage" is„the
true story of Sen. Edmund G, Ross
whose one vote saved President
Andrew Jehieson from being must-
Atl-fromthe. White House. His one
cast •88, years ago to the day,.
not only saved Johneon but also
eset,Ved:the' United States system'
government at a time when out-
,raged public ,opinion was, calling
fqr doWnfall t 'of the system. Ross.
19/3t hia.politicel neck,' and more, as
a,`, result, He never• again held elee,
tiye'offiee; he ,and his family un-
elerwent social ,,ostracism, physical
attaCkeand the degradation of pov-
erty, Only history would give him
'reward. Jamee Whitmore
:will gay- the part of Sen. Edmund
C. Rp'ss *and VictOr Jory will play
his ,:bitter antagonist, Rep. Thad-
deutir''Stevens.
,The e bbok's author ia, the junior
senator, from Massachusetts and
naval 'heti) during World War Hr
His "Profiles 'in Courage" hag been
finaliy established in ''''the lists of
the nation's• top ten be..t sellers for
nearly., four months,
is'weelt• the Via Obeck Show
track' star Jack Catroll,
tht,seeond swimming feature with
and' John Fisher talks - orit.'N4thern Ontario,
,.$,Carrelt,, a native of Southern Ont-
ario;,atterided University in Michi-
g-an,::,Where he still holds records
itff the:. 'Big Ten' Championships.
The versatile • Canadian is now
Coaching the 1VIOntreal Track and
Fier.d.C1Uh. •
a'lleAsec'ond segment of the swim-
Ming./Seridawill"rnove„,kto more,of
tfie ..-'iiindainentals of cwimming
Wititop, authorities such as Miss
Bell, Cliff Lumsden and Gus Ryder.
AISA: slated to appear on this
weeks' Vic Obeck Show are mem-
bers.of , the Canadian, Army Bisley
te'am'ikho in 'the near future will
depart for the famous meet in
England.
This interesting and Informative
half -`:hour on sports is presented
Wednesday night at 8 o'clock on
Channel' 8.
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The Star Stage presentation tells
the cirainatic story of a beautiful
girl' who was a. provocative riddle•
to a man who usually had all the
answers. Don't miss "The Real
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ON BIG TOWN
The Illtestrated Press and Steve
Wilson call tipen the ,eervlees of a
famoUs old trial lawyer and save
an innocent boy from eXeetltten in
'Trial Lawyer."
Young truck driver Joe. Rand
(Harry Landers) is. on trial for the
kidnap-murder of his boss, Techni-
cally, he's guilty of kidnapping,
but ?heists he, is innocent of mur-
der. However, under . state law a
kidnapping conviction :carries *,the
death penalty.,so Rand.,stands to
lose on either Count.
Rend's clelenSte lawyer is a' Mr.
Vincent (Francis de .Sales); dapper,
shifty-looking .ebereerer of gees-
tionable motives. In desperation,
Rand appeals to: the -Illtistrated
Press for. City,. editor. Charlie
Anderson (Barry'Kelley) id doubt-
ful of-Rand's'-guile as' a murderer,
but is aware that •conviction on the
kidnap charge would :mean execu-
tion for the youth arid the possibil-
ity that the murder would still go
unsolved, , •
On the first day a ,trial McCall
makes a brilliant sununation of the
case, and against the objections of
the prosecutor ( Kirby Smith)
scores, with both. judge and jury
on the real issues involved. How-
ever, •as the trial continues, Mc-
Call visibly shaken by the strain,
is losing ground, Meanwhile, Wil-
son and Anderson haVe been' in-
vestigating Rand's case, discover
that the boy, is innbeent of murder
and that Vincent' engineered the
crime, With these; facts, McCall
delivers a scathing „indretment of
hew law and justia are not always
the,sarne, and ,Rand •is:acqUitted.
Jim. Anderson 'Falls
Prey to Old=Age
It's a had day for Jim' Anderson
when he makes 'a date to play bad-
minton at a friend's house. War-
garet, his wife, reminds him :that
his one "athletic" claim to lame
was the winning of a. poetry con-
test, Fourteen year old son Bud
.inalwa him, feel ancient , when. he
asks; to borrow, Jim's razor; and
daughters Kathy and. Betty are
amused by the very thought of him
playing badminton ,at his age.
This series, of family condem-
nations prey on Jim's mind, lead-
ing ,to a nightmare in which he
plays badminton with a white-
bearded octogenarian, far more
agile than Jim, Convinced he has
one foot in the grave, Jim doesn't
even rise for breakfast the next
/miming. •
• Margaret, realizing the gravity
of this situation, works 'out' a plan
with 'the children• in' which they
revert to what Jim callS,"two-Aar-
olds", almost 'citfying HIM 'crazy
with theirs antics . Wheh ri:copege
classmate, . Eddie .Gifbert, now a
gi.h.n;dialher, arrives claiming that
Jim doesn't look a day older than
he used to, Jim is cured, Husband
and wife then. go off far a game of
ba d Min tort trid. barsebaCk.
successfully completing Jim's re-
juvenation,
The Ploulle
Says '44 Revoir"'
The entire rimiffe family ,is
serribled with relatives and friends_
to await the arrival of Cecile's
baby In the final episode Juno 1 of
the TV show's 1050-60 aeries. Most
pf the major .characters Of the
family show will appear, including
Oncle Ge.deore his daughter Mar-
tine, and the three girls, Rita, Da-
nielle and Jeanne, who gave the
Plouffe- hoS many an 'anxious ma-
nxent during the season.,
For some- of •the players th'e ei-r7
of the season will he the beginning
of a holiday, Others plan to con-
tlnue working during the summer.
Writer Roger Lemelin, who made
his debut as, an actor a few weeks
agO in the role of an. Obstetrician,
will be sailing up and down the St.
Lawrence in his new. yacht. Jean-
Louis Roux will be in Stratford,
Where he will appear in a French
production of three farces by Mo-
Here and in "Henry V", Denyse
Pelletier will take part in the Mon
treal Festivals production of Ra-
cine's "Athalie",• moving from the
role, of a present-day mother 'to
that of a queen of Biblical times.
Five members of the cast will be
touring Quebec in entertainment
groups, Paul .Gueyremont . (Papa)
has been entertaining week-end
patrons of a MOntreal night club
and plans to continue. with his
show, taking it to summer .resorts,
Pierre Valeour (Guillaume), Emile
Genest (Napoleon), Therese Cado-
rette (Jeanne) and Jean Duceppe
(Stan) are the principal members
of a revue with which they plan to
go on a summer tour.
A phenomenon of the 1055-56
season has been the increasingly
warm response from viewers out-
side Quebec, particularly in the To-
ronto area. Prestimably many view-•
ers who were at first baffled by the
unfamiliar atmosphere and accent
have developed an attachment to
the show.
MILITARY CARRIAGE
' Habits die hard and so do the
memories of service life - at least
that's the way. an American news-
paperman found it when Rear-
Admiral Hugh F. Pullen, Flag.
Officer Pacific Coast, called on the
mayor of Oakland, California.
' The occasion was the visit of a
Royal Canadian Navy squadron to
the United States and this is what
the -Oakland Tribune reported on
er acquired a feeling of .appre--
hensien.
Abruptly he understood. He Nits
hatless; and a Marine. never salutes'
when uncovered. "Ah well, ; It's.
been 10 years," he rationalized.
"One forgets."
But passersby were still chuck-
ling. •
Then Greaver, out of the cOrner
of an eye, perceived the lieutenant
behind him was busy observing
naval courtesies and sainting 'Ad-
miral Pullen, •
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5.00 Wild Bill Hickok
5,30 Disneyland
6.30 Mr, Fix-it
6.45 Labour Saver
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reply, "bet in .order to. make this
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Kingston Redcoats to Set Mc-edit-it. in- U.K.
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-centril eress camellia
A precedent will be set by the appearance oft the 10Id Psi:jet
Henry ,guard of Kingston, brit, at the Royal TOurnaMent in t
hind from June 0 to /8, For never beret° has a Canadian corps
been invited to. this deittenstratioli of pageantry. 'Seventy-fourt
"students from Queen's university' form: the nori-militerY drill
Wald which wears Uniforms of the 1867 era, Even the Maidot4-,6
"DeVid," the purebred goat4-is authentic, atom the Royal Welsh
Mainers (1842.43) has had' a goat mascot for centuries. The in-
vitatien to the tournament stems front a visit to Kingston last
Itiininer by Glen, Sir Templer, chief of the imperial general staff,.
RI Was SO Impressed during one Of their daily IWO that en his:
return, he spread the 'Word that Canada WI a WOW Which WOO
woriddamous,Reyal