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...University stand does not, however, preclude the possibility of televising the Yale game on this sectional basis. Such a telecast was unofficially proposed to the University last fall, but was turned down for legal reasons, Bolles explained...
...closed-circuit telecast of one act from the club's spring production, "The seagull" has already been scheduled for March 18, he continued. The purpose of this test program will be "to see if HDC productions can be adapted for television...
Following the 90-minute telecast of The Women, Robert Montgomery took time off from his week-to-week job as director of Robert Montgomery Presents (see THEATER) to star in Charles Jackson's The Lost Weekend. There was far more artistry in Montgomery's careful delineation of the tortures and cravings of a chronic alcoholic than in the oversimplified happy ending. Lux Video Theater supplied another revival with John Hersey's A Bell for Adano, the prototype of all scripts about relations between lovable U.S. officers and equally lovable natives of occupied countries. Edmond O'Brien...
...noon, CBS). Circus telecast in color...
...play had a novel air of extreme fluidity. Oddly enough, because of the narrow range imposed by the color-TV control board, Director George Schaefer used only three cameras on the set and one on a platform, instead of the five cameras that handled the black-and-white telecast of Hamlet two years ago. However Schaefer achieved his remarkable mobility by keeping his camera moving into and out of the scene during each long sequence...