TV Radio Mirror (Jan - Jun 1958)

J NO BELTS NO PINS NO PADS NO ODOR To think I waited so long! What in the world was holding me back, I'll never know! But I -^^.s, forever putting off my decision to change to Tampax — never quite ready to try it, yet secretly envying anyone who did! It was one of the very girls I envied who helped me decide! She told me all about Tampax®, how wonderful it is, how simple and easy it is to use. (Tampax takes only seconds to insert and change.) She told me, too, how Tampax frees you from odor worries, from disposal problems, from carrying problems, too. But what really convinced me to try it was her pointing out that Tampax was invented by a doctor— iot the benefit oi all women, married or single, active or not. And now, I'm a Tampax-user, a Tam pax -e«/^a.fer— recommending Tampax benefits to any woman I know who has yet to try it! Let me help you make up your mind. Let me assure you— changing to Tampax will mean new co?nfort, nevjfreedo7n, new poise! Why wait? Do it now. You can buy Tampax wherever drug products are sold, in Regular, Super, Junior absorbencies. Tampax Incorporated, Palmer, Massachusetts. Invented by a doctor — »ow used by millions of women TV MtADIO MIRROR MAY, 1958 VOL. 49, NO. 6 Ann Mosher, Editor Teresa Buxton, Managing Editor Claire Safran, Associate Editor Gay Miyoshi, Assistant Editor Jack Zasorin, Art Director Frances Maly, Associate Art Director Joan Clarke, Assistant Art Director Bud Goode, West Coast Editor PEOPLE ON THE AIR What's New From Coast to Coast by Peter -Abbott 4 King of Clowns (Red Skelton) by Maxine Arnold 6 Inside the Law {Indictment) , , 10 Cheer the Leader (Mel Allen) 11 Just What the Doctor Ordered (Sandy Becker) 12 Turn the Other Profile {Playhouse 90) 13 He Wins in a Walk (Douglas Edwards) 14 Search for the Rainbow (Lowell Thomas) .' 15 Time for a Child {Captain Kangaroo) 16 Twelve Thousand and Some Nights {Amos W Andy Music Hall) 17 Country Authentic — Miss Minnie Pearl 18 The Case of the Legal Eye {Perry Mason) 19 Happy as Queens ( Queen For A Day) 20 The Home Beat (Bill Stern) 22 Definition of a Deejay {Howard Miller Show) 23 Wonderful Time ( Pat Boone) by Betty Etter 30 For Love of Mike Karr (John Larkin) by Henriette Paulsen 38 More and More of Garry Moore by Doris Buker 40 A Very Grateful Guy {Perry Como Shoiv) by Frances Kish 42 That Old Golden Magic (Arthur Godfrey, The Ford Road Shows, The McGuire Sisters) by Martin Cohen 44 Quizzing the Master — Hal March {The $64,000 Question) by Gregory Merwin 46 "Like Frosting on a Cake" (Loretta Young) by Dora Albert 48 Gunsmokel (Awards for TV and radio versions and for Bill Conrad) by Gordon Budge 50 The Big, Big Record (Patti Page) by Ellen Crane 52 The Rewards of Radio (Robert Q. Lewis) by Mary Temple 54 Talent Is a Temptress ( Steve Allen ) by Tom Peters 56 They All Go for Merv Griffin by Helen Bolstad 58 So Many to Thank! (Gisele MacKenzie) by Sylvia Conrad 60 Bert Parks on the Bandstand by Alice Francis 62 Fun-for-All Family (Gale Storm) by Peer J. Oppenheimer 64 Heaven for Helen Trent (Julie Stevens) by Francesca Williams 66 FEATURES IN FULL COLOR TV Radio Mirror Award Winners, 1957-58 (complete summary) 25 There's Only One Dinah Shore by Ticker Freeman 32 Champagne for the Millions {Lawrence Welk Show) by Bud Goode 34 Forever "Young Marrieds" (Ozzie and Harriet Nelson) by Eunice Field 36 YOUR SPECIAL SERVICES Movies on TV 3 Information Booth 8 TV-Radio Report 24B Cover portrait of Patti Page by David W^orkman BUY YOUR JUNE ISSUE EARLY ON SALE MAY 6 '^Otfc'* PUBLISHED MONTHLY by Macfadden v^'»* Publications, Inc., New York, N. V. EXECUTIVE, ADVERTISING AND EDI. TORIAL OFFICES at 205 East 42nd ' Street, New York, N. Y. Editorial Branch . Office, 321 S. 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