TV Guide (March 5, 1955)
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PITTSBURGH 0 KDKA-TV © WQED © WENS STEUBENVILLE Q WSTV-TV JOHNSTOWN Q WJAC-TV WHEELING 0 WTRF-TV ALTOONA © WFBG-TV Jungle princess: Joyce Holden. Party hos¬ tess: Marcia Mae Jones. Secretary: Joyce Smight. Q MASQUERADE PARTY—Donald 10:00 0 0 0 GEORGE GOBEL Actor Kirk Douglas drops in for a visit with Lonesome George. 0 PROFESSIONAL FATHER Helen Wilson finds that when she be¬ comes interested in the work of a young artist, her offspring suddenly show a keen interest in art. Steve Dunne as Dr. Wilson; Barbara Billingsley as Helen Wil¬ son; Ted Marc as Twig; Beverly Wash¬ burn as Kit. © GUY LOMBARDO SHOW-Music CD STORK CLUB-Variety Entertaining for host Sherman Billingsley and his many guests are: singer Jill Corey, veteran vaudevillian Pat Rooney, comedian Jimmie Komack, harpist Rob¬ ert Maxwell and Billingsley's daughter, Shermane. 10:30 Q Q Q HIT PARADE-Songs Dorothy Collins, Snooky Lanson, Gisele Mackenzie, Russell Arms and the Ray¬ mond Scott orchestra join the Hit Pa¬ rade dancers and singers to present the top seven tunes. Tonight's extras: Dor¬ othy offers "You'd Be Surprised" and the dance group performs to "Jericho." 0 WILLY-Comedy "Willy and the Farewell Dance." The town is giving a going-away party for Willy. But the excitement is dimmed when Willy hears, via the radio, that boy-friend Charley has another date for the affair. June Havoc as Willy; Lloyd Corrigan as Papa; Whitfield Connor as Charley. © HIT PARADE-Top Tunes Extras: dancers offer "Buttons and Bows" and Gisele Mackenzie and Snooky Lanson sing "Be a Clown." Raymond Scott's orch. © FAITH FOR TODAY-Rev. Fagal 11:00 Ford Theater—Drama "The Lilac Bush." A mother plants a lilac bush on her son's fifth birthday. When the boy gets sick and dies, she becomes emotionally unstabel and destroys bush. Cast Connie Wilson-Ruth Roman Jean Lowry-Marilyn Erskine Jeff Winston_William Leslie Dr. Klein-Lester Matthews ff?l Mayor of the Town—Drama "Ghost of City Hall." Municipal business is disrupted by strange happenings. o The Vise—Drama "Dress Rehearsal" tells the tale of a man who has wealth, looks and a beautiful wife. But his wife ridicules him to his friends, and the actress he turns to tries only to make use of him. Cast Bill Canning-Patrick Holt Paula Canning_Sandra Dorn Betty-Kay Callard 0 © News 11:05 d Riders of the Purple Sage CD Sports Showcase—Brickhouse Jack Brickhouse interviews Alan Ameche, former All-American fullback from Wis¬ consin. Ameche is about to become a professional wrestler. 11:15 d Chronoscope—Larry LeSueur Guest: Sen. Alan Bible (D., Nev.) CD Wrestling—Chicago Matches from Marigold, Jack Brickhouse at the matside mike. Main event: Tony Martinelli vs Argentina Rocca. 11:30 £) Headline News—Hank Stohl "At Home with Hank Stohl," page A-38. Movie—Drama "Arch of Triumph." Paris on eve of World War 2 provides background for tragic love between night-club singer and Austrian surgeon. Ingrid Bergman, Charles Boyer, Charles Laughton. Doc Williams & Border Riders Movie—Drama "Fame Is the Spur." Man rises from the slums to great political heights. Michael Redgrave and Rosamund John. 11:35 Movie—Drama "The Black Book." Robespierre's reign of terror during French Revolution. Rob¬ ert Cummings and Arlene Dahl. 12:00 0 Wrestling 12:45 0 Sports Final—John Roberts 12:50 0 Movie-Comedy "And So They Were Married." Girl sub¬ leases apartment, not knowing 11 men have pass-keys. Robert Mitchum stars. 1:00 0 News 1:15 0 News TV GUIDE A-9 > u>