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\;~ » NIAGARA FALLS GAZETTf WEHLE IS BACKED THE SHOW GOES ON Had Good Rating OVER BIRD DEATHS GRANYJLLE MV-The Washing- ton Colinty Dertte^ratic chairman was today lined up wjth Conserva- tion Commissioner Louis A. Wehlc in the state official's battle over the Bureau of Game. Francis, j. Tierncy said t h a t j Wehle had contributed more to the I conservation movement than arjvj other individual in the history of; New York State. j The chairman ma3e that state- ment in a telegram that he sent to Robert Thompson, Wavcrly. Tiog<* County, president of the New York ! State Conservation Council. | Thompson Friday s a i d WeHle ; was "incompetent." Tierncy asked in his telegram j whether Thompson^ views w e r e "prompted by the fact that you! yourself were an unsuccessful seek- j er for the position of conservation! commissioner. . .?" • Thompson's comment stemmed i from Wchlc's criticism of Dr. E.! L. Cheatum, chief of the Bureau of; Game. The commissioner h»d as- j scrtcd that Cheatum was rcsponsi- j ble for the death of several thou- j sand pheasants on a state farm. Cheatum has denied responsibility. Gov. Averell Harriman has or- dered an investigation and has said he will appoint three outstanding conservationists to do the job. Thompson is a Democrat. Tierncy said that Wchje's accom- plishments in Washington, County had included the saving of "thou- sands and thousands of dollars worth of stocked fish." He said that Wehle had made improvements in the county over the objection of some "so-called" career employees of the bureau. Tierncy has been active in the Federation of Fish and Game Clubs of Washington County. Bellevuer-Today, and tomorrow. "Bhowani' Junction," 1. 3:55, 6:55 and 9:50; "Crime Against Joe," 2:50, 5:50 and 8:50. Cataract—Today and tomorrow. 'The Man Who Knew too Much," 1:10, 3:20. 5:35. 7:45 and 10. i Boulevard Drive-in — Today, j "use it isn't popular. "Rebel Without a Cause." 9:15 j shows stay on with meager ratings and 12:50;-"Apache;" 11:15. To-1 white others with creditable figures Sponsor's Indecision Cited For Demise of "Jan" Show By BOB THOMAS LAS VEGAS, Ncv. of)—Why does a TV show go off the air? The most obvious reason is be- But some morrow. Picnic." 9:15 and 12:45; "Black Pirates," 11:25. Falls Auto-Vue—Today. "Rains of Ranchipul," 9:10 and 12:45; Tennessee's Partner," 11:15. To- morrow, "Man in the Gray Flannel Suit." 9:15 and 1:05* "Apache Am- bush," 12. are dropped. Take "It's Always Jan." Whiic it was no world-beater, the Satur- day night show managed to amass highly respectable ratings and an enthusiastic fan following. Yet it Odd Fellows to Hear Talk ? one of this season's casualties. Why? 1 put the question to the star of the show, Janis Paige, who is well as another stage play. And on Saturday night," she observed. I wanted to get out and play night clubs, which I enjoy. When you're doing a TV show, you're never doing fine business with her act | aware of the audience; I like to at the Hotel New Frontier. j hear them out there. No One Reason "It was a combination of things- there was no single reason," she replied. "We had been getting good ratings, but the sponsors were un- decided about renewing. They kept asking for extensions of the op- tion." Finally, Janis and her producer, Artie Stander, who also happens Hippodrome — Today, "Vanish- JJy R e v . Shirley L. TravU i t o o e h c r husband, decided not Jo S. Military Rd. Monday at p. m. Driver Killed in Crash 8:30 ing American," 12:20, 4:06 and 7:28; "Strange lady in Town," 2:14. 5:36 and 9:22. Tomorrow. "Kiss of Fire," 1:05, 4:25 and 7:45; "Soldier of Fortune," 2:49. 6:09 and 9:29. LaSalle—Today, "Anything Goes." 3:30, 6:48 and 9:51; "Quest for the Lost City," 2:25, 5:40 and 8:45. Tomorrow, "The Swan." 3, 6:35 and 10; "Mohawk," 1:35, 5:10 and 8:40. Ralnbo—Today. "Scarlet Coat." J ELMIRA, W) — Oscar Larrabee. 1, 4:58 and 8; "Battle Taxi," 3:01,1:4, D f Flmira. was killed Friday 6:38 and 9:40. Tomorrow. "Ran- Uhen his automobile missed a som," 1, 5:29 and 9:19; "Song of! curve and crashed into a creek the South," 3:19 and 7:43. ] between Erin and Brccsport, near Starlite—Today, 'Treasure of ncrc ; Pancho Villa," 9:10 and 12:55;. "McConncll Story." 11:05. To- j morrow, "Picnic." 9:15 and 12:45;: "Crooked Web," 11:30. | Strand—Today and tomorrow. "Slightly Scarlet," 12, 3:20. 6:40; and 10; "Stranger at My Door," I 1:40, 5 and 8:20. | extend the time The Rev. Shirley L. Travis will j "if ,h cy really wanted the show, deliver the address at the mcmor- j that was something else," she rc- ial services of the Independent Or- marked. "But since they were un- der of Odd Fellows of Niagara | decided, we weren't so sure we Falls. i wanted to continue it ourselves. The services will be held at the Masonic Temple, 91st St., and Wants More Time >. 'There's another thing, too. 1 am very happily married. You don't have much time for married life if you have to work 18 hours a day seven days a week, as yo"i do on a TV film show." Janis added that the show was handicapped from the start by its Saturday night position. "I'm not so sure you can do a warm-type shoW, such as ours was, 'Not when you're up against shows like Perry Como, Jackie Gleason' and Jimmy Durante." And it looks as if Saturday night is going to be even more slam-bang next season, with Gleason going back to his hour-long format and I Sid Ccasar being brought in to j bolster the NBC ratings "For one thing, we wanted to do other- things. Artie wanted to do some serious writing. I had a couple of picture deals cooking as HOT PIZZA TRUSELLO BAKERY fvtry ftif' 'Til 10:30 Phone 2-1506 840 • 19th MICHAEL'S 3011 Pin* Av.. 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»NIAGARA FALLS GAZETTf
WEHLE IS BACKED THE SHOW GOES ON
Had Good Rating
OVER BIRD DEATHS GRANYJLLE MV-The Washing
ton Colinty Dertte^ratic chairman was today lined up wjth Conservation Commissioner Louis A. Wehlc in the state official's battle over the Bureau of Game.
Francis, j . Tierncy said t h a t j Wehle had contributed more to the I conservation movement than arjvj other individual in the history of; New York State. j
The chairman ma3e that statement in a telegram that he sent to Robert Thompson, Wavcrly. Tiog<* County, president of the New York ! State Conservation Council. |
Thompson Friday s a i d WeHle; was "incompetent."
Tierncy asked in his telegram j whether Thompson^ views w e r e "prompted by the fact that you! yourself were an unsuccessful seek- j er for the position of conservation! commissioner. . .?" •
Thompson's comment stemmed i from Wchlc's criticism of Dr. E.! L. Cheatum, chief of the Bureau of; Game. The commissioner h»d as- j scrtcd that Cheatum was rcsponsi- j ble for the death of several thou- j sand pheasants on a state farm. Cheatum has denied responsibility.
Gov. Averell Harriman has ordered an investigation and has said he will appoint three outstanding conservationists to do the job.
Thompson is a Democrat. Tierncy said that Wchje's accom
plishments in Washington, County had included the saving of "thousands and thousands of dollars worth of stocked fish."
He said that Wehle had made improvements in the county over the objection of some "so-called" career employees of the bureau.
Tierncy has been active in the Federation of Fish and Game Clubs of Washington County.
Bellevuer-Today, and tomorrow. "Bhowani' Junction," 1. 3:55, 6:55 and 9:50; "Crime Against Joe," 2:50, 5:50 and 8:50.
Cataract—Today and tomorrow. 'The Man Who Knew too Much," 1:10, 3:20. 5:35. 7:45 and 10. i
Boulevard Drive-in — Today, j "use it isn't popular. "Rebel Without a Cause." 9:15 j shows stay on with meager ratings and 12:50;-"Apache;" 11:15. To-1 white others with creditable figures
Sponsor's Indecision Cited For Demise of "Jan" Show By BOB THOMAS
LAS VEGAS, Ncv. of)—Why does a TV show go off the air?
The most obvious reason is be-But some
morrow. Picnic." 9:15 and 12:45; "Black Pirates," 11:25.
Falls Auto-Vue—Today. "Rains of Ranchipul," 9:10 and 12:45; Tennessee's Partner," 11:15. Tomorrow, "Man in the Gray Flannel Suit." 9:15 and 1:05* "Apache Ambush," 12.
are dropped. Take "It's Always Jan." Whiic
it was no world-beater, the Saturday night show managed to amass highly respectable ratings and an enthusiastic fan following. Yet it
Odd Fellows to Hear Talk
? one of this season's casualties.
Why?
1 put the question to the star of the show, Janis Paige, who is
well as another stage play. And on Saturday night," she observed. I wanted to get out and play night clubs, which I enjoy. When you're doing a TV show, you're never
doing fine business with her act | aware of the audience; I like to at the Hotel New Frontier. j hear them out there. No One Reason
"It was a combination of things-there was no single reason," she replied. "We had been getting good ratings, but the sponsors were undecided about renewing. They kept asking for extensions of the option."
Finally, Janis and her producer, Artie Stander, who also happens
Hippodrome — Today, "Vanish- JJy R e v . S h i r l e y L . T r a v U i t o o e h c r husband, decided not Jo
S. Mi l i tary Rd. Monday at p. m.
Driver Killed in Crash
8:30
ing American," 12:20, 4:06 and 7:28; "Strange lady in Town," 2:14. 5:36 and 9:22. Tomorrow. "Kiss of Fire," 1:05, 4:25 and 7:45; "Soldier of Fortune," 2:49. 6:09 and 9:29.
LaSalle—Today, " A n y t h i n g Goes." 3:30, 6:48 and 9:51; "Quest for the Lost City," 2:25, 5:40 and 8:45. Tomorrow, "The Swan." 3, 6:35 and 10; "Mohawk," 1:35, 5:10 and 8:40.
Ralnbo—Today. "Scarlet Coat." J ELMIRA, W) — Oscar Larrabee. 1, 4:58 and 8; "Battle Taxi," 3:01,1:4, Df Flmira. was killed Friday 6:38 and 9:40. Tomorrow. "Ran- Uhen his automobile missed a som," 1, 5:29 and 9:19; "Song of! curve and crashed into a creek the South," 3:19 and 7:43. ] between Erin and Brccsport, near
Starlite—Today, 'Treasure of n c r c; Pancho Villa," 9:10 and 12:55;. "McConncll Story." 11:05. To- j morrow, "Picnic." 9:15 and 12:45;: "Crooked Web," 11:30. |
Strand—Today and tomorrow. "Slightly Scarlet," 12, 3:20. 6:40; and 10; "Stranger at My Door," I 1:40, 5 and 8:20. |
extend the time The Rev. Shirley L. Travis will j "if ,h c y really wanted the show,
deliver the address at the mcmor- j that was something else," she rc-ial services of the Independent Or- marked. "But since they were under of Odd Fellows of Niagara | decided, we weren't so sure we Falls. i wanted to continue it ourselves.
The services will be held at the Masonic Temple, 91st St., and
Wants More Time >. 'There's another thing, too. 1
am very happily married. You don't have much time for married life if you have to work 18 hours a day seven days a week, as yo"i do on a TV film show."
Janis added that the show was handicapped from the start by its Saturday night position.
"I'm not so sure you can do a warm-type shoW, such as ours was,
'Not when you're up against shows like Perry Como, Jackie Gleason' and Jimmy Durante."
And it looks as if Saturday night is going to be even more slam-bang next season, with Gleason going back to his hour-long format and I Sid Ccasar being brought in to j bolster the NBC ratings
"For one thing, we wanted to do other- things. Artie wanted to do some serious writing. I had a couple of picture deals cooking as
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NEXT WEEK—"THE TENDER TRAP" Sparkling Broadway Comedy Hi t
Nightly at 8:30, Saturday at 7 and 9:30 P.M. TICKETS AT WAYLAND MUSIC SHOPPE and
ANN HALL CIFT SHOP IN NIACARA FALLS, N.Y.
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"Quest For The Lost City" JUNCLE THRILLER
TOMORROW!
Nothing could tear them upail!
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Treat Yourself Tonight! Dancing to the Music of
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George Fraxier, Bill Barcaro
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MONDAY GIANT SCREE.
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"TENNESSEE'S PARTNER"
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RORY SHELLY
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Alan Ladd • June Al ly ion • COLOR CARTOON
TONIGHT LAST TIMES
CinemaScope — Color
"REBEL WITHOUT A CAUSE" JAMES DEAN
Natalie Wood
PLUS - IN TECHNICOLOR
"APACHE" BURT LANCASTER
JEAN PETERS COLOR CARTOON
STARTING TOMORROW at BOTH DRIVE-IN THEATRES
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Alex Moritoya
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The FRANK ANTONE QUINTETTE NIAGARA'S FINEST DANCE BAND „
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY NIGHTS
CATARACT NOW PLAYING "THE SEASON'S
BEST ... THRILLER!H
— Look Magazine
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the exc i tement of " T o Catch A T h i e f
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