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'^*l®^yP®/^ONTINUtD F«OM PACt ] to suggestions about) an hour- iSv S Hoi?wonrt? gilbert and to originate weekly at Hollywood's Moulin Rouge night club . . That Academv telecast last Saturday (Feb 12) was master ^ producer, three assoclateyoducere fj^e^frecl tors, five associate directors ^d 12 stage manners BOB HOPE appears on Person to Person Anrll 1 whinh ^ co^eSaf ^ . ERROL FLYNN will narrate and possibly appear In ’ jeVi? In Hollywood. '^Todayf therTare”?^^ ^t they 11 still tell you It's almost Impossible to break Into TV . . . Hollywood definition of solvency the abllltv to hnr row enough money to pay off your debts acuity to bor- WASHINGTON Florence Lowe reports: Speaker SAM RAYBURN told Capitol Hill newsmen that, thougn ne Is the first In his Job to come before the TV cameras, he's never been able to see how he looks on the Nation's home screens. Can t see himself ’live," of course, and always misses the kine¬ scopes. So BRYSON RASH, ABC television commentator, commandeered a klnny of the President's State of the Union message to Con¬ gress Jan. 6, In which RAYBURN appeared seated behind EISENHOW¬ ER, and gave the Speaker a private viewing. If you saw that special Joint Session of Congress you know vrtiy RAYBURN stubbornly refuses to permit House sessions and committee hearings to be televised. There was that glimpse of a foreign Ambassador obviously sleeping during the message, another of the dignified Speaker scratching his nose, and still others of Sena¬ tors talking together during the speech. « « » This Is a video-conscious Congress, nevertheless. A record number of lawmakers are preparing filmed reports for TV stations says ROBERT COAR, manager of the Congressional Radlo- TV Facilities . . .Rep. EDITH OREEN, of Oregon, even carries a card In the American Federation of Television-Radio Artists. Still another socialite with White House connections Is hitching her wagon to a television star. She's de¬ livered the cold cream commercials on the new Pond's lifter Thursday nights on ABC, using her stagFlSiS- of DINA MERRILL. Her husband: STANLEY RUMBOUGH. former assistant to the President. 23