TV Guide (October 26, 1951)
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Letters to The Editor Q O O ® 0 CONN. 0 Jr. Town Meeting—Panel 8:15 0 Viz-Quiz; From the Top 8:55 0 News—John Tillman 9:00 O (H Strike It Rich-W. Hull O Kraft Theater—Drama Hazel Dawn, Jr., Cliff Hall in '"Hour of Crisis." o Mme. Liu-Tsong—Drama Anna May Wong in "The Tinderbox." O Arthur Murray Party-Variety Paul Hartman, Mr. & Mrs. Dave Street. o News;Wrestling—Ridgewood 0 Horse Show—Mad.Sq.Garden 0 "Nearly 18"—Movie . 9:30 0 The Web—Drama "A Man Dies," by Bruce Tonics & Jack Garfein. 0 Shadow of Cloak—Spy Tale U] Plainclothesman—Ken Lynch o The Clock—Drama 10:00 0 Q Blue Ribbon Boxing O Break the Bank—Bert Parks 0 "Dangerous Assistant" Movie: Lionel Merton and Pamela Deeming. 0 Celanese Theater—Play Eduardo Ciannelli in Anderson's "Winterset." 0 Feature Length Movie 10:30 O Freddy Martin Show—Music 10:45 0 d] Sports Spot—On Film 10:55 0 News—Tillman; Weather 11 ;00 0 Chronoscope—News Panel American Mercury's William Bradford Huie. O "Winner Take All"—Movie 0 Ring the Beil—Tunis; News 0 News; Arnold Story Theater O "Hair Raising Tale"—Film 0 "Boy of the Streets"—Movie With Jackie Cooper and Marjorie Reynolds. 11:15 0 News; Sports of the Night 0 "Don Ricardo Returns" Movie with Fred Coby and Paul Newland. 11:25 O d] Wrestling from Chicago 11:30 0 Late Show—Movie (See ad.) 12:00 O Mary Kay-TV Previews {U Late News Bulletins 0 Candid Camera; Movie Short 12:15 0 Late News Bulletins 12:30 0 Late News Bulletins w E D N (Continued from page 4) E s Antenna and Landlord 0 Four years ago when I bought my set, I asked the landlord for permission to put up my outdoor A antenna on the roof and got it. He never asked „ me for more rent. But now the new landlord Y wants to boost my rent $2.00. Can he do this considering that I had my antenna up before he bought the house? He says the new law is with him. Is it?—Mr. and Mrs. A. Vecchio, Brooklyn. {Your landlord is entitled to file application for an increase with the Rent Commission. If he does, a copy of his application will be sent to you, and you will have a chance to state your case. In general, however, your landlord is entitled to an increase, regardless of how long your antenna has been up, unless you gave a voluntary increase when you put the antenna up and had the an¬ tenna permission written into your lease.—E d.} Boner (Chemical) of the Week On Philco Playhouse, the villain was sho'wn sprinkling cyanide into a pan of water with intent to kill two other occupants of the news¬ paper darkroom. Cyanide in a water solution does not give off deadly fumes and inhaling does not cause death. On the other hand, if he had put it into an acid solution the result would have been hydrocyanic acid, the fumes of which are most deadly.—Mrs. Mary Steinberger, RochaWay, N. J. [Two tickets to Strike It Rich on tuay.—En.] Why Producers Go Mad On Studio One, the calendar in the play said Sunday, July 15, 1912. But I checked. July 15, 1912 fell on a Monday.—Anthony Nittoli, Newark, N. J. [Two tickets for Anthony.— Ed.] Our Purist Readers Stop the Music had Kay Armen singing Frankie and Johnny, which calls for the use of a .44 calibre gun. But she used a .25.—Nancy Miele, Brooklyn. [Two more tickets!—E d.] HANDY SUBSCRIPTION ORDER FORM TV Guide 251 West 42nd St. New York 18, N. Y. Please find my remittance of $3.00 enclosed for one year (52 issues) of TV Guide. NAME_ ADDRESS_ CITY___ ZONE_STATE_ 43 27