TV Guide (July 23, 1955)

SUNDAY JULY 24 MORNING 6:45 Q Previews 6:55 O Give Us This Day Rev. George T. Armstrong. 7:00 O MOVIE-Variety "Down Memory Lone." (1949) A televis¬ ion disc jockey plans his program around old-time movie clips featuring many of the greats of the film world. Bing Crosby, W. C. Fields, Gloria Swanson, Ben Turpin, Mabel Normand, Franklin Pangborn. 8:00 Q The Pastor—Religion "Truth." A teacher and her pastor take courage from each other and stand by their beliefs regardless of pressure or consequences. Rev. Dr. Robert E. Good¬ rich Is the pastor. O The Fourth R—Religion The story of Tisha B'Av, commemoration of the destruction of the temple in Jeru¬ salem. Rabbi Norman Frimer. 8:15 O Our Goodly Heritage "Book into Author." Dean Baer describes Ecclesiastes, the author of the book by that name, and tells os how he lived and the kind of person he was. 8:30 O Picture—Army Film "Fifteen Forty-Five Hours." We rove through wide stretches of the world and see that somewhere, always, on Ameri¬ can soldier stands guard. 8:45 (D The Postor-Religion "Contact." Through the help of the pas¬ tor and a neighbor, Mrs. Kandall re¬ gains her faith in prayer. 9:00 O Space Funnies Capt. Jet zooms off into outer space to investigate mysterious water geysers on Neptune. Joe Silver is Capt. Jet; his co-pilot this wek Is Janet Rosenberg. Cartoons: Oswald the Rabbit is "At Your Service"; Laurel and Hardy star in "Going Bye Bye"; "One-Armed Bandit," Meller Drama; "Nellie, Sewing AAachine Girl," animal antics. 0 Britonnico Junior Theoter 1. "Golden Ax." Aesop's fable of the woodsman and his ax. 2. "Ice Cream." The behind-the-scenes story of how ice cream is made, both at | home, and in a modern factory. | 3. "Corn Farmer." The work and prob¬ lems of a typical corn farmer. 4. "India." (Pakistan and the Union of i India.) How tradition, land and climate | have shaped life in India and Pakistan. , 3. "The Doctor." The significant role j played by the doctor In modern society. | The story shows the doctor's visits to the home of a patient, to his office and to the hosphal. (g) This Is the Life-Religion "The Boastful Mr. Brewster." A boostful loudmouth who is really a coward can get into a lot of trouble when he puts all his faith in a rabbit's foot. 9:30 ® The Christophers-Religion 9:55 0 NEWS 10:00 O eg) Lamp Ua*a My Feet Parent-child relotionships are the basis of today's program. Charles Norman's drama, "The Wise in Heart," depicts the reactions of a couple whose teen- ^ aged son is suspected of forging a check. Guest: Dr. Donald Wells, education director, American Baptist Convention. 0 Sing a Song—Kids Charity leads the youngsters in "Ham¬ mer Man," a Negro work song, and the Yiddish folk song, "Sha Shtil." The chil¬ dren will dance "Sandy Land." Charity will sing a Japanese lullaby, accom¬ panied on the guitar. The rhythm band plays Schumann's "The Merry Farmer. 0 MOVIE-Western "Flame of the West." 10:30 O (g) Look Up and Live A panel of college sophomores discusses religion ond faith with Dean Pike of the Cathedral of St. John the Divine of NYC. 0 Children's Hour-Herlihy The Children's Hotir youngsters discuss places they'd like to vUit on o two-week vacation in the United States. Denise Herdt and Robert Becker take os to Penn¬ sylvania Dutch country. Tolent search winner, Eddie Verso, has his heart set on Hollywood. Talking dog Marrowbone A-24 TV GUIDE