TV Guide (October 19, 1951)

constantly on the answers to all the questions and that accounts for her remarkable deductions. It’s these notes that she looks at on her desk before she gives the right answer.—Mrs. F, A., Teaneck, N. J. [Hmnnnn. But don’t you think Arlene Francis is charming?—‘En.] The Three Beers On Saturday night Peggy Lee gave praise on Ken Murray’s show to Budweiser Beer and sat and drank it. A few minutes later on ©, she was singing “My beer is Rheingold the d^ beer.” Which is it, Peggy?—Sallie Richner, Goshen, N. Y. {Schaefer, maybe?— Ed.} Quick Answers to Your Queries Teddy Miller, West Orange, N. Down You Go is now seen on Friday, 9:00 p.m., (5). Rose Santore, New Haven, Conn.: Mel Torme now has his own color TV show Monday through Friday, 4:30 p.m., (2). He is 26 years old. Jane Rubin, Manhattan: Lee Tracy has never been a real~life newspaper reporter. George Posoulis, Newark: Toby Sommers is 14 years old. Diana Morse, N6w York City: Eileen Wilson used to sing with Skitch Henderson and Les Brown. TV Twosomes What do you think of the following couple nominations: Best Looking: Dave Barry and Mary Sinclair. Cutest: Darren McGavin (Casey) and Francey Lane. Sexiest Voice: Captain Brad- dock of Racket Squad and Julie Stevens of Big Town. Best Dressed: Steve Allen and Faye Emer¬ son. Best Figure: Buster Crabbe and Roxanne. —Mrs. Bemie Bandel, Union City, N. /. More Convenient Guide I am a regular subscriber to your ipagazine and I would like to make a suggestion about your morning schedule. It is annoying to have to go back and find this page. Why not print it on back of a picture so that we may cut it out and keep it until the current day? I think your magazine is very informative except for this one pet peeve. —Mrs. Catherine Vassalo, Brooklyn, [What we’d rather do is dispense with the daytime depart¬ ment and print each day’s program complete. This will be done as soon as TV Gcioe increases its number of pages per issue. Meanwhile, may we suggest this solution to your problem: Use an ordinary paper clip, clipping the proper pages each day so that you turn naturally from the day¬ time listing to the particular day of the week on which you happen to be viewing.— Ed.} Hot Time Tonight Bill Gregson, on the Twenty Questions com¬ mercial, said about Mermen’s deodorant, “It will check odor and perspiration around the clock.” First I ever knew that clocks perspired.—Virginia Watson Reeve, Toms River, N. J, Forced to Watch Slapstick? Granted that television must be commercial in order to keep its head above water. However, that’s no reason why we’ve got to watch a lot of siUy, cheap slapstick or “entertainment,” as you put it. What’s wrong with something half¬ way intelligent? — Julian Einstein, Brooklyn. [You’ve “got” to listen, as you put it, to nothing. And there are many “half-way intelligent” and even 100% intelligent shows on TV.- Ed.] tfou CM'fiell % Hie phifeps wrHnut a prctp^mi ... and you can’t tell the program—or the players, with¬ out TV GUIDE, world’s largest- selling television magazine. Each weekly issue gives you the most complete, up-to-the- minute program details avail¬ able ... plus news of your favorite stars and shows ... sparkling personality stories . . . and scores of other useful, informative features — all de¬ signed to help you get the most out of your TV set. If you’re not receiving copies regularly, subscribe now and see for yourself why TV guide’s the favorite of more than a million televiewers. ONE FULL YEAR (52 ISSUES) OF TV GUIDE FOR ONLY $3. A SAVING OF $4.80 ON THE SINGLE-COPY PRICEI Don’t let another day go by without insuring your televiewing pleasure with TV GUIDE. Fill out and mail the coupon below today! TV GUIDE 251 West 42nd Street New York 18, N. Y. YES, please enter a one year subscription to TV GUIDE in my name at only $3—saving me $4.80 on the single-copy price. My remittance is enclosed. Please check: □ new Q renewal Name... Address . City. Zone. State. Allow 3 weeks for start of subscription (This order may be given to your newsdealer ■ or mailed to TV GUIDE) ^