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WcdnrMlay. November 11, 1953 ffheaW 6 su?c \ a«d 'tended.'’ 01 -V3 .S- ^ be <****" (Juili a „ cneegl* hi6 WV- P« ul ®£*i*o N' u ?*+, . one of the finest one-hour dramas ever televised.*’ Harry Mac Arthur Washington Evening Star «oV>j eC *' ***** _ an Academy “We can see Award going to lhlS P gra” 1 ’’ Bob Foster San Moteo.Caii/..T.mes pout SP«r flew* Son Kronr ,6C °, •n h h ; r * «* • : sS? £5** * 2s» ^" c °go Daily AVo » '. . . a polished teleplay.” Broadcasting — Telecasting • • • outstanding dra- matic presentation.” C. A. Butterfield Associated Press , A the pi**’'?. - •PO^'^icnlxingr'- pun* ^winchell •iSftsC-ay? '•« /V. .. “ a powerfully dra- matic premiere.” San Francisco Shopping Neu'S ■ . \tvO"* V ' C . . every minute of the produc- t ion was big league.” Billboard t St0,e «* on its very . . 1 “^typewriter N ewt J n ' Slon sh °>v.” a speWhindc*' -. • • p h c s TaW° ph Pittsburgh One of the season’s most suc- cessful premieres.’* Terrence O'Flaherty The San Francisco Chronicle STEEL'S THE SHOwf Our thanks to the renowned Theatre Guild for their wonderful production ... to all the television critics who thought so highly of our first per- formance ... to the ABC network and TV stations across the nation who cooperated in carrying the show .. . to the American^ people who saw u POW,” liked it and are still telling us about it. And don’t forget, there are many more great shows coming up with top stars like Tallulah Bankhead, Hex Harrison and Lilli Palmer, Fredric March, Irene Dunne, Richard Widmark and Montgomery Clift, to mention a few. »We hope it’s going to be a great season. COgo 1hi,„ le wc ntiin«i. sup. rocu-d ^ 0V, Radi<J .rv Vaily perbly • • • • • . . foremost ranks ,, f. ,nto the s ^pstHkvH . 7 .w ' V dr «n,a 'to-best.’* * 1V theatre »t unify . u ,nd profit rho«s to hit the most »du ^ ^ Doily VflrW St**i " oUl V“*V-gh united rrt^ M * or ?‘ nbo'd*^ gtan Aard ■'The T‘e ,l*> 861 • • • Vl RV e WVptltr • • * • • • ^virion «ntrri* in w ;„ (;ald , t for «i eV Pittsburgh I 0 burgh post ... was one of the season's noble achieve- ments .. . Superbly directed and beautifully played, it "as topical theatre of both pertinency and power.” Jack Gould The New York Times dW« C‘;.7; Hernie Harrison Washington, O. C, Tin,.. , hrald , „ fo-ion oUood . offered such »^ n * imegih» l ' ve » nd tb ^' ^ ° n * ^ New *° r " climactic scene as we ve eve Jack O'Brian New York Journal- American THE UNITED STATES STEEL HOUR »•» i i >