[N.B.C trade releases]. (1955)

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TRADE NEWS December 1, 1955 * ERNIE KOVACS SHOW' (FIVE TIMES A WEEK) STARTS ON NBC-TV, MONDAY, DEC. 12 Master of Unpredictable Whimsey Will Be Aided By His Wife, Singer-Comedienne Edie Adams, in Daytime Series Ernie Kovacs, the comedian with a cigar and a great talent for mirth-quaking procedures, will return to the NBC-TV Network on Monday, Dec. 12 as ring-leader and guiding spirit of THE ERNIE KOVACS SHOW (Mondays through Fridays, 10:30 a.m., EST) . Not only that, but he is bringing along as a regular cast member, his comely wife, Edie Adams, the singer-comedienne with the beautiful - nay, gorgeous - face. Edie is the same shapely blonde who sang her way through the recent, smash Broadway show "Wonderful Town . " Musical background for the program will be supplied by NBC staff conductor Archie Koty and Orchestra. The show's format will be wide open. Tom Loeb, national program manager for NBC, explains it as, "A potpourri in which Ernie will be free to roam. He'll have elbow room to utilize all his wonderful satirical talents as well as his skill with what I would call TV technical humor - laughs built on using camera and other mechanical tricks." (more) PRESS DEPARTMENT, NATIONAL BROADCASTING COMPANY, 30 ROCKEFELLER PLAZA, NEW YORK 20, NEW YORK