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N NOV 8 forthcoming opera. Rise Stevens, Richard Tucker, Cesare Siepi, Hilda Gueden, Robert Merrill and Roberta Peters are among Met luminaries who will appear. Sam Levenson will be the only guest who is not from the world of opera. 5 E COMEDY HOUR Jimmy Durante with Eddie Jack- son, Roy Bargy's orchestra, and special guest: Frank Sinatra. (Every¬ body's "Uncle Jimmy" Durante is subject of a closeup in next week's TV GUIDE). 9 PRESS CONFERENCE—Debate Lee Schooler moderates. £H MOVIE—Title Not Available 7:30 9 FAITH OF OUR FATHERS Religious services. (Guests are in¬ vited to the WGN Studio. No tickets necessary.) 8:00 2 pi FRED WARING SHOW Theme tonight is Armistice Day. Fred takes viewers back to World War I. Sponsored by General Electric. 5 0 TV PLAYHOUSE—Drama "The Train to Trouble." A man sets out to break the "good man" myth of his former Army buddy, now running for public office. 7 WALTER WINCHELL—News Gossip and commentary. 9 ROCKY KING—Film Brume Rocky investigates the death of a gambling club owner. Roscoe Karns. 8:15 7 ORCHID AWARD—Musical Host Donald Woods with guest singer Jane Morgan. 8:30 2 MAN BEHIND THE BADGE A member of the Nashville, Ten»>. missing persons bureau works on the case of a co-ed who has run away from home. 7 THE PETER POTTER SHOW 9 PLAINCLOTHESMAN—Drama "The Ham." An ex-Shakespear- ean actor becomes a con man and a safe-cracker. HU FILM—Title Not Available 9:00 2 HU THE WEB—Drama "The Perfect Wife." A happily married couple is caught up in a triangle and involved in a homi¬ cide. June Dayton and Joe Maross. “What’s My Act?” musical comedy revue in the Palmer House Empire Room headlines the easy-going comedy of George Gobel. This hilarious take-off on the popular TV panel show, “What’s My Line?” has been playing to full- house audiences, hitting an all-time high in the Empire Room history. —Adv. Oj/mJ teAM-ty- FINE DRAMATIC PRESENTATIONS ETHEL BARRYMORE THEATRE WGN-TV (9) SUNDAY 9:30-10:00 P. M. CHICAGO MOTOR CLUB “THE BADGE OF MOTORING DISTINCTION” A-21