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Fun of the month
Talent Scouts
Says Arthur: "I ran into some trouble flying up to New York for my program — at 8.000 feet above Washington I almost bumped into some meat prices."
Talent Scouts: Monday, 8:30 P.M. EST, CBS and CBS-TV.
Malls of Ivy
Ronald Colman's recipe for his program's success: "Don Quinn writes the big words, Director Nat Wolff throws some of them out. And what stays in Benita mispronounces!"
Halls of Ivy : Wednesday, 8 :00 P.M. EST, NBC.
Pulitzer Prize Playhouse
Announcer Jimmy Blaine, the last words of his commercial still echoing through ABC-TV's Studio #1, sauntered out, snatched up his suitcase, climbed in beside his wife at the wheel of his car, and was off for a New England vacation. In a minute his car was back, screeching to a halt. Blaine still had a final commercial to do!
Pulitzer Prize Playhouse: Friday, 9:00 P.M. EST, ABC.
You Bet Your Lite
When the young soldier told Groucho that he was just a buck private, Groucho asked . . . "and what would you like to be?"
"A civilian!" said the soldier.
"Sorry, we're full up," replied Groucho, "but leave your name at the front office, and if anything turns up, we'll let you know."
You Bet Your Life: Wednesday, 9:00 P.M. EST, NBC.
Meet Corliss Archer
Corliss: Dexter, why don't you settle down and try to get something out of school? Turn over a new leaf.
Dexter: There's not much sense turning over a new leaf in my algebra book. All you find on the next page is another algebra problem.
Meet Corliss Archer: Sunday, 9:00 P.M. EST, CBS.
Red Shelton Show
O'Connor: Why didn't you get a job before this?
Skelton : I was unable to work because of my ailment.
O'Connor: What ailment?
Skelton: I'm lazy.
Red Skelton Show: Sunday, 8:30 P.M. EST, CBS.
Senator Ford's Can You Top This
Senator Ford tells this one: The owner of a hole-in-the-wall "greasy spoon" restaurant was complaining to his waiter that the customers were constantly complaining about the soup. "It's fine soup," the owner cried, "the best!" The waiter answered, "That's the trouble, boss. That's just what makes the customers so grouchy. If the chef would admit it's soup, everything would be okay. But he claims it's coffee!"
Senator Ford's Can You Top This is heard Tuesday, 8:00 P.M. EST, ABC.