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If you think all your child onTVisastringof adventure shows, wait
he asks you what 4 o hydrogen peroxide
stabilizer jet is.
You may have to watch some TV with him to find out.
Try it. Sit down with him and watch what he watches. Sure, you'll run across some **he-went-that-a-way" programs. But you'll also see a lot of remarkable, mindstretching things that may surprise you. This month, for instance, you could see a dem onstration of what makes us laugh. Or how electric switches work. Or watch Leonard Bernstein explain to young people what a sonata is. Take a look. You might learn something.
Among the children's programs —
Discovery '65
Election and ttie President; Heroes of the Wild West; Study of genetics; Language and legends of mythology; Why we lough. Sundays, Nov. I through 29 (11:30-12 noon)
Watch Mr. Wizard
Electrical switches; Two kinds of probability;
Tides; Automobiles; Boiling.
Sundays, Nov. I through 29 (l2:30-l PM)
Captain Kangaroo
Discussion of Election Doy, 11/3; How banks work, 11/5; Veterans Day discussion, ll/ll; Discussion of seashells, 11/17; On camels, 11/23; History of Thanksgiving, 11/26. Weekdays (8-9 AM)
New Yorl< Philharmonic Young People's Concerts
Leonard Bernstein conducts Mozart's Jupiter. Friday, November 6 (7:30-8:30 PM) Bernstein conducts Borodin, Dvorak, and Folia Monday, November 30 (7:30-8:30 PM)
Exploring
Port of New York about mid 19th C. ;
About the beginning of Pittsburgh industry;
A midwestern city's crops
and livestock; Los Angeles' post-war
development.
Saturdays, Nov. 7 through 28 (12-12:30 PM)
Quillow and the Giant
Musical based on James Thurber fantasy, starring the George Lalshaw puppets. Thursday, November 26 (5:30-6:30 PM)
Other programs of special interestDirections '65
Religion and Politics; Problems faced by Negro clergy; Curing narcotics addicts; Memorial Portrait: John F Kennedy. Sundays, Nov. I through 22 (1-1:30 PM)
Wide World of Sports
National Air Races; All-Irish Football Championships, Dublin; World Parachuting Championship; Canadian Football Championships. Saturdays, Nov. 7 through 28 (5-6:30 PM)
Profiles in Courage
Autobiographies based on Pres. Kennedy's Pulitzer Prize-winning book. Sundays, Nov. 8, 15, 29 (6:30-7:30 PM)
Sophia Loren in Rome
A tour of the actress's favorite spots. Special guest: Marcello Mastroianni. Thursday, November 12 (10-11 PM)
Look Up and Live
Contemporary Church Architecture. Sundays, November 15 and 22 (10:30-11 AM)
The Louvre
Charles Boyer narrates. Masterpieces of one of the world's greatest museums. Tuesday, November 17 (lO-ll PM)
John F. Kennedy Commemorative Programs
The Burden and the Glory of John F Kennedy. Wednesday, November IS (7:30-8:30 PM) John F Kennedy. His Two Worlds; John F Kennedy Remembered. Sunday, November 22 (6:30-7:30 PM)
Lamp Unto My Feet
Vatican Council: Major Decisions. Sunday, November 22 (10-10:30 AM)
Two Friends of Winston Churchill
Edward R, Murrow and Lord Ismay. Wednesday, November 25 (7.30-8 PM)
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service to the Television Industry through the courtesy of
November 2, 1964
The Other World of Winston Churchill
Alec Guinness narrates a 90th birthday tribute.
Mondoy, November 30 (10-11 PM)
Regularly Scheduled Programs
Monday to Friday: Today/Sunrise Semester
Tuesdays: World War 1/That Was the Week
That Was
Wednesdays: CBS Reports /ABC Scope
Saturdays: Sunrise Semester/Mr. Mayor/
NCAA Football/Mr. Magoo
Sundays: Bullwinkle/Camera Three/Issues and
Answers/AFL/NFL/Sunday/Wild Kingdom/
College Bowl/Meet the Press/Walt Disney's
Wonderful World of Color
NOTE: Times, programs, titles, and casts are subiect to
change. Please consult local listings.
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