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TV Teletype* NEW YORK Bob Stahl reports: BETTY HUTTON, now that she has changed her mind about her re¬ tirement, planning one or two TV shows next season. But you can bet they won»t be for MAX LIEBMAN, with whom BETTY tiffed during their "Satins and Spurs" show . . . VICTOR JORY won a lead In "King's Row" part of Warner Brothers Presents next season. - y ^ y - LIEBMAN's first "spectacular" next fall will be a mus¬ ical version of the children's favorite, "Heidi." Sched¬ uled for Oct. 1, It's to star JEANNIE CARSON and prob¬ ably feature PINKY LEE, EZIO PINZA and DENNIS DAY . . . Admiral Corp. will sponsor BISHOP SHEEN again next fall. * * * GROUCHO MARX'S You Bet Your Life , The Jackie Gleason Show and ED SULLIVAN'S Toast of the tovm . In that order, were the most viewed shows of the 195^-55 season, according to American Research Bureau. "Peter Pan" had the largest single audience, with almost 57,000,000 viewers. GLEASON and SULLIVAN each crossed the 50,000,000-mark once during the season. * * * ABC mulling plans to televise top movies Sunday nights opposite SULLIVAN and Variety Hour . They'd be mostly British first-runs for TV, such as "Red Shoes "... A police documentary series. Wanted . on CBS planning boards. It's to have no actors--only real cops. * * * EVA MARIE SAINT, with offers for some 40 different movies, won't do any more TV acting for some time. She may star on Broad¬ way In PADDY CHAYEPSKY's "Middle of the Night," repeating her TV Playhouse role . . . Du Pont Theater , replacing Cavalcade of America on ABC In the fall, will concentrate on current themes "! I . DANNY THOMAS' Make Room for Daddy pulling an I Love Lucy switch next season by moving to a new locale, probably Westches- ter, and possibly adding a "love Interest" for SHERRY JACKSON. HOLLYWOOD Dan Jenkins reports: MARK STEVENS, who last year was cast as the new star of Big Town , has emerged as producer-director. He'll continue to star. Move takes the show away from Gross-Krasne Productions, i^fhlch had resented the way STEVENS took over, with STEVENS now set¬ ting up his own production unit. * * * HAL MARCH Is doing The Soldiers live from Hollywood each week, with a quick weekly flight to New York to em¬ cee The $64,000 Question . . . BUD YORKIN, director of The George Gobel Show and producer-director-writer of The Tony Martin Show , Is producer-director of Soldle rs . When you make good on TV, they kill you with overwork. ‘Trade-mark. Teletype Corp. Continued on Inside Back Cover