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WEDNESDAY 6*15 0 News—Julian Bentley ( 4 ) Malones and Marvin-Music o Dorsey Connors—Travel Dorsey talks about Caracas, Venezuela. 0 News—John Daly Q Sports Final—Vince Lloyd 6:20 0 Alex Dreier—Features 6:25 0 Tony Weitzel—Comments 6:30 Q News—Douglas Edwards 0 ( 4 ) Eddie Fisher—Music Eddie salutes Sigma Chi fraternity, which is celebrating its 100th anniversary, by singing "Sweetheart of Sigma Chi." Other songs include "I've Got My Love to Keep Me Warm," "Sweet 16," and, bet¬ ter late than never, "What Are You Do¬ ing New Year's Eve?" 0 Disneyland Host Walt takes viewers to "Adventure- land," and the trek of Alfred Milotte and his wife, Elma, through African jungles. Their long safari included filming the lion and elephant in their native haunts. Dis¬ ney's academy award wildlife feature, the comical "'Beaver Valley," concludes the visit. The Disney album, featuring some of the master's enchanting crea¬ tions, begins in next week's issue. 0 News—Spencer Alien 6:45 0 Perry Como—Music 0 ( 4 ) News—John C. Swayze 0 Chicagoland Newsreel 7:00 0 GODFREY AND FRIENDS 0 (4) I MARRIED JOAN Joan Stevens dons her cupid wings and draws her bow in an attempt to help an old friend revive a dormant romance. Joan Davis, Jim Backus, Sally Kelly, Wally Brown, Harry Bartell. (Film) 0 DR. FIXUM—Crafts Art Youngquist with home craft hints. 7:30 0 ( 4 ) MY LITTLE MARGIE "Margie's Client." Vern and Mr. Honey¬ well decide to palm off an unwanted client on Margie, in hopes that she will follow her usual hobby of alienating all prospective clients. The reverse psychology works only too well as Margie goes to work in an attempt to "save" the business deal. Gale Storm, Charles Farrell, Clar¬ ence Kolb. (Film) 0 STU ERWIN-Comedy June and Stu find that their plans for a second honeymoon conflict with their daughter and her bridegroom's first one. June Collyer, Merry Anders, Martin Mil¬ ner, Ray Erlenborn. (Film) 0 TV SHOWCASE-Drama "Long Shot." A horse turns out to be the main obstacle to romance in a tale of young love against a racetrack back¬ ground. Gordon Jones and Marsha Hunt. 8:00 0 STRIKE IT RICH-Quiz 0 (4) KRAFT THEATRE-Drama The "Strangers in Hiding" of Robert Thomson's title are a foreign couple in the U.S. on a work permit. But the permit has expired, and they want their unborn child to be born on American soil. Cast Hans .Harold Lang Kriste .Inger Stevens Tom .Bradford Dillman 0 MASQUERADE PARTY Panel: Buff Cobb, Bobby Sherwood, Ilka Chase and Ogden Nash. Peter Donald. 0 CHICAGO SYMPHONY Josef Krips is guest conductor of the or¬ chestra tonight. George Kuyper provides the introductions and commentary. Program Overture to "Der Freisehutz" .Weber Symphony No. 4 .Brahms 8:30 0 I'VE GOT A SECRET—Panel 0 FRONT PAGE DETECTIVE 9:00 0 BOXING—Miami, Fla. "Boardwalk" Billy Smith, Atlantic City, N.J., vs. Paul Andrews, Buffalo, N.Y., 10 rounds, light heavyweights. Russ Hodges reports from Miami, Fla. TV GUIDE RATINGS Rating Bouts W L D KO's Smith 1 82 58 20 4 33 Andrews 5 32 28 4 0 16 This could be the bout of the month. Smith has been bowling over all oppo¬ nents, with seven knockouts in his last A-36 TV GUIDE