PAST HOTEL PICCADILLY, MUSIC BOX THEATRE ADVERTISING OSGOOD PERKINS & STOPPNG IN FRONT OF CBS RADIO PLAYHOUSE.

A CBS Playhouse Radio Broadcast recording in Hollywood, California. Vocal Gospel group The Charioteers sing on a stage. They do several takes of the song "Oh, Dem Golden Slippers". Close-ups of members of the group including Billy Williams (lead tenor), Eddie Jackson (second tenor), Ira Williams (baritone), Howard Daniel (bass). A crowd applauds. Location: Hollywood Los Angeles California USA. Date: April 1943.

A CIRCUIT JUDGE IN SARASOTA FLORIDA TUESDAY REFUSED TO DISMISS A MISDEMEANOR CHARGE OF INDECENT EXPOSURE AGAINST PAUL REUBENS THE ACTOR WHO PORTRAYS PEE-WEE HERMAN BUT PROSECUTORS OFFERED A PLEA BARGAIN SETTLEMENT TO AVOID A TRIAL. REUBENS' ATTORNEYS RONALD DRESNICK AND RICHARD GERSTEIN SAID THEY WOULD TALK TO REUBENS LATE TUESDAY BUT INDICATED THE ACTOR LIKELY WOULD ACCEPT THE OFFER OF A NO-CONTEST PLEA A $50 FINE AND BETWEEN 50 HOURS AND 100 HOURS OF COMMUNITY SERVICE.

[WWII - Homefront - CBS Playhouse Radio Broadcast]

BARS. NOT FOR SALE. VS OF A CBS CHILDREN'S SPECIAL. VS OF A CBS AFTERNOON PLAYHOUSE SHOW - "JOURNEY TO SURVIVAL". BARS. CR:568. CS ABOUT THE EXECUTION OF 4 (FOUR) DUTCH JOURNALISTS IN EL SALVADOR. VS OF THE DEAD MEN'S CLOTHES. VS OF B/W PHOTOGRAPHS OF THE JOURNALISTS BEFORE THEIR DEATHS. VS OF THE HOTEL WHERE THE JOURNALISTS STAYED. BARS. VS OF THE PRESS PHOTOGRAPHING THE JOURNALISTS CLOTHES FOUND ON A REMOTE HILLSIDE. VS OF A ROCK WITH BLOOD ON IT. VS OF AN M-16 CARTRIDGE FOUND IN THE AREA OF THE MURDERS. REFEED. SU JACK SMITH. BARS. CS ABOUT LOCAL VILLAGERS AND THE DEAD DUTCH JOURNALISTS. VS OF A DEATH LIST CONSISTING OF JOURNALISTS NAMES. SU BARS. REFEED. CI: FOREIGN RELATIONS: NETHERLANDS - EL SALVADOR. GOVERNMENT: REVOLUTION, EL SALVADOR. CRIMES: VIOLENT, MURDER, DUTCH JOURNALISTS.

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01/22/2014 15 T748179218 CBS Label; "San Fernando In Alaska"; 1/6/59; Guest: Edie Adams 1/6/59 01/17/2014 16 T748179034 CBS Label; #16; b'date: 1/13/59; Guest: Edward Everett Horton; "Freddie In the Block Box"; film kleader indicates 611031 1/13/59 01/22/2014 18 (per label on can) T748179221 CBS Label; 5990127; Guest Star: Marilyn Maxwell, Lon Chaney; film leader indicates 590127-15 1/27/59 01/22/2014 19 T748179222 CBS Label; 2/3/59; Guests: Lee Aker & Dave O'Brien; "Cauliflower & the Kidnapper'; film leader indicates 590203-15, R1 2/3/59 01/17/2014 23 T748179049 CBS Label; #23; 590303; Guests: A. Goodfrey, Keefe Brasselle 3/3/59 01/22/2014 24 T748179223 CBS Label; 1958-1959 Season; 590310; Guest Star: Cesar Romero; "San Fernando Loses the Dixie Queen" 3/10/59 01/22/2014 ? T748179094 CBS Label; 590331; can label shows#27; guest star: Mickey Rooney; Film leader indicates 590331-15 Appleby's Band 3/31/59 01/22/2014 28 T748179225 CBS Label; 590407; Guest Star: Jackie Coogan; Print #5 4/7/59 01/17/2014 29 T748179042 CBS Label; #29; 590414; Guest Star- John Carridine 4/14/59 01/22/2014 30 (?) T748179220 CBS Label; 590421; Guest Star: Marilyn Maxwell; film leader indicates 590421-13 4/21/59 01/17/2014 11 T748179045 CBS Label; 590512; Show #11; Duplicate; 1961-1962 Season; KXMB, KXGN, KDIX Rapid Growth GS Peter Lorre 5/12/59 01/17/2014 33 T748179044 CBS Label; 590512; #33; "Rapid Growth"; Guest star: Peter Lorre 5/12/59 01/22/2014 34 T748179216 CBS Label; 5/19/59; "San Fernando The Swami"; Guest: Wanda Hendrix; 5/19/59 01/22/2014 35 T748179227 CBS Label; 590526; Guest Star: Audrey Totter; "Appleby the Witness"; 1958-1959 Season 5/26/59 01/22/2014 26 T748179116 CBS Label; 6/2/59; "Freddie the Singer"; Guest: Frank McHugh; #36; film leader indicates 590602-13 6/2/59 01/22/2014 ? T748179103 CBS Label: 6/6/59; #39; "Cauliflower in Hollywood"; Guest: Buster Crabbe; #39; film leader indicates H59-06-16; Print #7 6/6/59 01/17/2014 ? T748179036 CBS Label; b'date: 10/13/59; "Appleby's Bird-Woman"; Guest: Eve Arden; film leader indicates 5910-13-10 10/13/59 01/22/2014 ? T748179219 CBS Label; "Deadeye & the Girl - Banit"; Guest: Jane Russell; 10/20/59; film leader indicates 691020-0 10/20/59 01/22/2014 ? T748179105 CBS Label: 11/3/59; "San Fernando's Treasure Hunt"; Guest: Amanda Blake & Guy Madison; film leader indicates 591103-10 11/3/59 01/17/2014 ? T748179048 CBS Label; 591117-10, R1; 11/17/59; "Appleby The Weatherman"; Guest: Peter Lorre 11/17/59 01/22/2014 ? T748179217 "Playhouse 90"; 11/18/59; "The Big Slide"; Mr. Red Skelton; Part 3 11/18/59 01/22/2014 ? T748179232 CBS Label; 11/24/59; "San Fernando's Thanksgiving"; Guest: Jayne Meadows; film leader indicates 591124-10 11/24/59 01/17/2014 ? T748179043 CBS Label; b'date: 12/1/59; "Appleby The Big Producer"; Guest: Tuesday Wells 12/1/59 01/17/2014 ? T748179037 CBS Label; b'date: 12/15/59; "Clem The Mailman"; Guest: Marie McDonald; fil leader indicate 591215-10; R1 12/15/59 01/22/2014 ? T748179106 CBS Label: 12/22/59; "The Cop & the Anthem"; Guest: Allan Jenkins; film leader indicates 591222-11 12/22/59 01/22/2014 ? T748179231 CBS Label; 1/5/60; "Clem the Disc Jockey"; Guests: Julie London, Jackie Coogan; film leader indicates 600105-11 1/5/60 01/17/2014 ? T748179065 CBS Label; 1/19/60; "Appleby The Muscleman"; Guests: Buster Crabbe & Slappie Maxie Rosenbloom; film leader indicates H600119, Print #7 1/19/60 01/22/2014 ? T748179126 CBS Label; 1/26/60; "Cauliflower and the Syndicate"; George Raft, Mary Beth Hughes; #18; film label indicates 600126-10 1/26/60 01/22/2014 22 T748179112 1960-1961 Season; 2/21/60; "Clem in Dogpatch"; Rerun; KCMC, KOTI, CBS NY, ZBM 2/21/60 01/22/2014 ? T748179122 2/23/60; "Bolivar in the West" and the Roaring 20's; Barbara Nichols, G. Mohr"; #22; film leader indicates 600223-11; Sample 2/23/60 01/22/2014 23 T748179230 CBS Label; 600301-11; Skelton and M. West; Guest Star: M. West; 1959-1960 3/1/60 01/21/2014 27 T748179081 CBS Label; 1959-1960; 600329-10; San Fernando for Governor; Guest Star: Amanda Blake 3/29/60 01/22/2014 28 T748179235 CBS Label; 600405-10; "Freddie's Millions"; Guest Star: Jay North; 1959-1960 4/5/60 01/17/2014 29 T748179060 CBS Label; 1959-1960 Season; 600412-10; "Clem's Fountain of Youth"; Guest: Audrey Meadows 4/12/60 01/17/2014 31 T748179061 CBS Label; 1959-1960 Season; 600426; "Appleby's Band"; Guest Star: M. Rooney - Rerun 3/31/1959 4/26/60 01/22/2014 32 T748179233 CBS Label; 5/3/60; "San Fernando's Marriage Mill"; Guest: Caesar Romero; 1959-1960 5/3/60 01/22/2014 ? T748179229 CBS Label; 5/10/60; "Freddie in Las Vegas"; Guests: Edward Everett Horton & Dick Foran 5/10/60 01/17/2014 34 T748179035 CBS Label; b'date: 5/17/60; "Appleby's Formula"; Guest: Marilyn Maxwell; film leader indicates 600517-R-1 5/17/60 01/22/2014 35 T748179224 CBS Label; 5/24/60; 1959-1960; "Clem and the Beanstalk"; Guests: Mamie Van Doren and Peter Lorre 5/24/60 01/22/2014 37 T748179096 6/7/60; "Appleby's Fallout Shelter"; Guest: Vivian Vance; Monologue: Jokes about henpecked husbands; Pantomime: Congressman's wife launching a ship 6/7/60 01/17/2014 38 T748179057 CBS Label; 6/14/60; "The Many Skeltons"; Guest: Marilyn Maxwell 6/14/60 01/22/2014 39 T748179228 CBS Label; 6/21/60; 1959-1960; "Appleby the Witness"; Guest: Audry Totter 6/21/60 01/22/2014 1 T748179234 9/27/60; "Laughter, The Universal Language"; Guest None; 1960-1961 Season 9/27/60 01/22/2014 2 T748179090 1960-1961 Season; 10/14/60; "Appleby's Predictions"; Guests: Vivian Vance, Anthony Caruso 10/14/60 01/22/2014 4 T748179120 1960-1961 Season; 10/18/60; "Deadeye and the Magician" Guests: Vincent Price, Marie Windsor 10/18/60 01/22/2014 5 T748179294 1960-1961 Season; 10/25/60; "Freddie's Manhatten"; Guest: Jackie Coogan 10/25/60 01/17/2014 6 T748179053 11/1/60; "San Fernando's Investigating Committee"; Guest: Jayne Meadows; other label: KOTI, CBS NY, ZBM 11/1/60 01/22/2014 8 T748178509 1960-1961 Season; 11/15/60; "Appleby's Time Machine"; Guest: Virginia Grey; KTVA, KTVF, KINY 11/15/60 01/22/2014 9 T748179118 1960-1961 Season; 11/22/60; "Freddie's Thanksgiving"; Rerun 11/22/60 01/22/2014 11 T748179127 1960-1961 Season; 12/6/60; "Jose McPugg", Guests: Adele Mara, Keenan Wynn 12/6/60 01/17/2014 14 T748179058 12/27/60; "The Racine Show"; CBS TV Reference Print 12/27/60 01/22/2014 15 T748178501 1960-1961 Season; 1/3/61; "San Fernandocal"; Guest: Mary Beth Hughes 1/3/61 01/22/2014 17 T748179236 1960-1961 Season; 1/17/61; "Garry Moore Show" 1/17/61 01/22/2014 18 T748179286 1960-1961 Season; 1/24/61; Jackie Gleason and Arthur Godfrey; KCMC, KOTI, CBS NY, ZBM 1/24/61 01/22/2014 23 T748179283 1960-1961 Season; 2/28/61; "Deadeye and the Girl Bandit", RERUN 2/28/61 01/22/2014 24 T748179124 1960-1961 Season; 3/7/61; "Laughter the Universal Language"; Rerun 3/7/61 01/22/2014 25 T748179284 1960-1961 Season; 3/14/61; "Freddie and the Baby"; Guest: Ed Wynn 3/14/61 01/22/2014 27 T748179125 1960-1961 Season; 3/28/61; "Deadeye and the Alamo"; Guests: Cesar Romero, Adela Mara 3/28/61 01/17/2014 28 T748179050 4/04/61; "Clem's Theatre"; Guest: Hans Conried 4/4/61 01/22/2014 29 T748179113 1960-1961 Season; 4/11/61; "Appleby's Cufflinks"; Guest: Diana Dors; KTVA, KTVF, KINY 4/11/61 01/22/2014 31 T748178503 1960-1961 Season; 4/25/61; "Clem, The Genius"; Guests: Billy Gilbert, Roland Winters 4/25/61 01/22/2014 32 T748178511 1960-1961 Season; 610502; Duplicate Appleby's Castle 5/2/61 01/22/2014 33 T748178510 1960-1961 Season; 5/9/61; "Cauliflower and the Fight Fix"; Guests: Mary Beth Hughes, Henry Kulky; KTVA, KTVF, KINY 5/9/61 01/17/2014 36 T748179056 5/30/61; "Clem's Watermelons"; Guest: Phyllis Avery; other label: WCAX, KOTI, CBS NY, ZBM 5/30/61 01/22/2014 37 T748178506 610606; Print No. 3; WCAX, KOTI, CBS NY, ZBM; 6/6/61 01/22/2014 39 T748179282 1960-1961 Season; 6/13/61; "Freddie Gets Sick"; Guests: Jack Kirkwood, Jackie Coogan 6/13/61 01/22/2014 39 T748178498 KTVA, KTVF, KINY; 610620; Print No. 3 6/20/61 01/22/2014 40 T748178495 610627; KTVA, KTVF, KINY; Print No. 3 6/27/61 01/22/2014 1 T748179132 "Clem the Unkissable"; Jayne Mansfield; Monologue: TV, General Grant, Bomb shelters; Part 1; Taped: 9/20/61; Aired: 9/26/61 9/26/61 01/22/2014 1 T748178502 1961-1962 Season; 9/26/61; "Clem the Unkissable"; Guest: Jayne Mansfield 9/26/61 01/22/2014 ? T748179095 610926; Print 7; KTVA; KTVF; KINY; 9/26/61 01/22/2014 ? T748179097 611003; "Appleby's Marriage License"; Guest Eve Arden; Jokes: Wives and marriage; Pantomime: Psychiatrist; Taped: 9/12/61; Aired: 10/3/61; Part 1; KTVA, KTVF, KINY 10/3/61 01/22/2014 ? T748179098 611003; "Appleby's Marriage License"; Guest Eve Arden; Jokes: Wives and marriage; Pantomime: Psychiatrist; Taped: 9/12/61; Aired: 10/3/61; Part 2; WAPI, CBS NY, ZBM 10/3/61 01/22/2014 2 T748178497 1961-1962 Season; 10/3/61"Appleby's Marriage License"; Guest: Eve Arden 10/3/61 01/22/2014 #3 T748179101 "Freddie's Benefactor"; Guests: Jay North; Jackie Coogan; Monologue: No Notes Taken; Taped: 9/17/61; Aired: 10/10/61; Part 2 10/10/61 01/22/2014 #3 T748179117 "Freddie's Benefactor" - Part 1; Guest: Jay North, Jackie Coogan; Monologue: No Notes Taken; Taped: 9/17/61; Aired 10/10/61 10/10/61 01/22/2014 3 T748179237 1961-1962 Season; 10/10/61; "Freddie's Benefactor"; Guests: Jay North, Jackie Coogan 10/10/61 01/22/2014 4 T748179093 1961-1962 Season; 10/17/61; "Deadeye and the Gunslinger"; Guest: Don Knotts 10/17/61 01/22/2014 4 T748179131 "Deadeye and the Gunslinger"; Guest: Don Knotts; Jokes: Texas, sports cars, West; Pantomime: Going to a drive-in movie; Part 2; Taped 9/26/61; Aired: 10/17/61 10/17/61 01/22/2014 ? T748179130 CBS Label; 611017; Print #2; 10/17/61 01/22/2014 5 T748179129 "Sing Along With Cauliflower"; Guest: Bobby Rydell; Monologue: Meeting of the big four jokes; Pantomime: Old actor playing same part he played forty years before; Taped: 10/10/61; Aired: 10/24/61; Part 1 10/24/61 01/22/2014 5 T748179133 "Sing Along with Cauliflower";, Guest: Bobby Rydell; Monologue: Meeting of the big four jokes; Pantomime: Old actor playing same part he played forty years before; Taped: 10/10/61; Aired: 10/24/61; Part 2 10/24/61 01/22/2014 7 T748179100 1961-1962 Season; 11/7/61; "The Almost Late George Appleby"; Guest: Audrey Meadows 11/7/61 01/22/2014 8 T748179089 1961-1962 Season; 11/14/61; "Clem's Other Clrem"; Guest: Hans Conreid 11/14/61 01/17/2014 10 T748179051 11/28/61; "The Great Brian Robbery"; Guests: Marie Windsor, John Carradine 11/28/61 01/17/2014 10 T748179052 CBS Label; Show #10; 1961-1962 Season; Duplicate; WOAY, WAIM, WLEX GS John Carradine 11/28/61 01/17/2014 11 T748179038 12/5/61; "Mr. K Goes To College"; Guests: Ernest Truex, Ronnie Burns 12/5/61 01/22/2014 12 T748179128 1961-1962 Season; 12/12/61; "San Fernando and the Kaaka Maami Island"; Guests: Amanda Blake, Arthur Lyman 12/12/61 01/22/2014 12 T748178499 WOAY, WAIM, WLEX; 611212; Print No. 2; 1961-1962 Season; Duplicate GS Amanda Blake 12/12/61 01/22/2014 14 T748179238 1961-1962 Season; Duplicate; 611226; KXMB, KXGN, KDIX GS Maralin Mazwell, Frank Wilcox 12/26/61 01/22/2014 15 T748178493 1961-1962 Season; 1/2/62; "Nothing But the Tooth"; Guests: Phyllis Avery, Dick Foran 1/2/62 01/17/2014 15 T748179055 CBS Label; Duplicate; 1961-1962 Season; #15; other label: KXMB, KXGN, KDIX GS Phylis Avery 1/2/62 01/22/2014 16 T748179241 1961-1962 Season; 1/9/62; "Freddie, Willing and Able"; Guests: Edward Everett Horton, Jackie Coogan; WOAY, WAIM, WLEX 1/9/62 01/22/2014 Show #16 T748179123 KOTA, KMSO, KWRB; Duplicate; 620109; 1961-1962 Season; Print #4; GS Jackie Cooper, Edward Everert Horton 1/9/62 1/22/14 17 T748179285 1961-1962 Season; 1/16/62; "Appleby's Anniversary"; Guest: Virginia Grey 1/16/62 01/22/2014 17 T748179091 CBS Label: 1961-1962 Season; 620116; WOAY, WAIM, WLEX GS Virgina Grey and Gil Stewart 1/16/62 01/17/2014 18 T748179054 1/23/62; "Clem and the Kadiddlehopper Hop"; Guest: Leslie Parrish; other label: KXMB, KXGN, KDIX 1/23/62 01/22/2014 19 T748178505 1961-1962 Season; 1/30/62; "The Many Skeltons In Las Vegas" 1/30/62 01/22/2014 21 T748179242 1961-1962 Season; 2/13/62; "Freddie, The Landlord", Guest: Joey Faye 2/13/62 01/22/2014 21 T748179114 CBS Label; KOTA, KMSO, KWRB; 1961-1962 Season; 620213; Print #4 GS Joey Faye 2/13/62 01/17/2014 22 T748179040 CBS Label; Show #22; KOTA, KMSO, KWRB; Duplicate; 1961-1962 Season 2/13/62 01/22/2014 23 T748179119 1961-1962; 2/27/62; "Calling Dr. Kadiddlehopper"; Guest: Charlie Ruggles 2/27/62 01/22/2014 24 T748178504 1961-1962; 3/6/62; "Appleby's Bearded Border"; Guests: John Carradine, Marie Windsor 3/6/62 01/22/2014 26 T748179115 1961-1962 Season; 3/20/62; "Bride of Bolivar"; Guest: Dorthy Provone 3/20/62 01/22/2014 26 T748178507 KOTA, KMSO, KWRB; 620320; Print No. 5; Duplicate; Season 1961-1962 GS Dorthy Provine 3/20/62 01/22/2014 27 T748178500 1961-1962 Season; 3/27/62; "The Many Skeltons"; Marilyn Maxwell; Rerun 3/27/62 01/22/2014 27 T748178508 WOAY, WAIM, WLEX; 620327; 1961-1962 Season; Duplicate GS Marylin Maxwell 3/27/62 01/22/2014 28 T748179240 1961-1962 Season; 4/3/62; "San Fernando and Herbie"; Guests: Don Knotts, Amanda Blake 4/3/62 01/22/2014 29 T748179239 1961-1962 Season; 4/10/62; "Clem and the Dalton Girls"; Guest: Jayne Meadows; film leader indicates 620410 4/10/62 01/17/2014 31 T748179064 4/24/62; "How to Think Up A Television Title Without Being Sued"; Guest: Keenan Wynn 4/24/62 01/22/2014 32 T748178494 1961-1962 Season; 5/1/62; "Freddie's Masterpiece"; Guest: Vincent price, Jackie Coogan; Rerun 5/1/62 01/17/2014 34 T748179039 5/15/62; "Go Van, Gogh"; Guest: Pat Carroll 5/15/62 01/17/2014 36 T748179063 5/29/62; "This Goon For Hire"; Guest: Sebastian Cabot; other label: WOAY, WAIM, WLEX 5/29/62 01/22/2014 39 T748178496 1961-1962 Season; 6/19/62; "Deadeye and the Gunslinger'; Guest: Don Knotts 6/19/62 01/17/2014 31 T748179059 CBS Label; 1960-1961 Season; Duplicate 1961-1962 Season 01/22/2014 ? T748179092 CBS Label: KTVA, KTVF, KINY N/A 01/22/2014 ? T748179121 CBS Label; #37; Barbara Nichols & Lynn Berrynt #9; "Bolivar Gets Amnesia"; Guests: Barbara Nichols & Lynn Berry; film label indicates H580610; 57-35 N/A 01/21/2014 ? T748179085 CBS Label; 1: KOTA - Rapid City, No. Dakota; 2: KMSO - P.O. Box 1470, Missoula, Montana; 3: KWRD - 500 Broadway, Thermopolis, Wyoming; 611121 N/A 01/17/2014 ? T748178966 Label shows "Tornado Deadeye" (Tide Show); Spec#1; Nothing indicates Red Skelton N/A 01/17/2014 151 T748178967 Red Skelton Productions label; Title indicates "The Great Wilburspoon" N/A 01/17/2014 151 T748178968 Red Skelton Productions label; Title indicates "Red Skelton Show"; Print No. 10 N/A 01/16/2014 6 T748178942 no info N/A

TAPE: EF02/0472 IN_TIME: 06:15:44 DURATION: 9:30 SOURCES: CBS RESTRICTIONS: DATELINE: New York 2/6/02 SHOTLIST: 1. WS Natasha Richardson and Liam Neeson present Best Actress in a Play 2. CU Nominees 3. WS Winner: Lindsey Duncan 4. WS Calista Flockhart presents Best Actor in a Play 5. CU Nominees 6. WS Winner: Alan Bates 7. WS Whoopi Goldberg presents Best Play 9. WS Winner: "The Goat" 10.WS Mary Tyler Moore presents Best Musical 11.CU Nominees 12.WS Winner: "Thoroughly Modern Millie" STORYLINE: ALBEE WINS BEST PLAY AT TONY AWARDS "Thoroughly Modern Millie," the Jazz Age tale of an ambitious flapper, tapped its way to six Tony Awards including best musical, while "The Goat," Edward Albee's comic drama about the unpredictable nature of love, was named best play. Besides best musical, "Millie" received prizes at Sunday's awards ceremony for lead actress-musical, Sutton Foster; featured actress-musical, Harriet Harris; choreography, Rob Ashford; costumes, Martin Pakledinaz and orchestrations, Doug Besterman and Ralph Burns. "Urinetown," the satiric little show about a city where everyone must pay to use toilets, received three major prizes _ for direction of a musical (John Rando), best book (Greg Kotis), and score of a musical (shared by Kotis and Mark Hollmann). It's not unheard-of for a musical to win book and score and then lose the top prize, as "Urinetown" did. It happened last in 1998 when "Ragtime" lost to "The Lion King" and 10 years earlier when the original "Into the Woods" won book and score and "The Phantom of the Opera" took best musical. For "Millie's" Foster, it was a Cinderella-inspired victory. The 27-year-old actress, originally an understudy, was elevated to the starring role just before the musical, based on the 1967 Julie Andrews film, began its tryout at California's La Jolla Playhouse in 2000. "To say that this is a dream come true is an understatement," said the overwhelmed Foster. Albee's win for "The Goat or Who is Sylvia?" _ was especially sweet for the playwright who last won a best-play Tony in 1963 for "Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf?" Albee thanked his producers who, he wryly said, had "the faith, the outrageous faith, that Broadway was ready to see a play about love." Some of the night's most tumultuous applause was reserved for Elaine Stritch, finally winning the Tony that has eluded her since 1956, when she received the first of her four previous nominations. The 77-year-old performer got the special theatrical event prize for her one-woman show, "Elaine Stritch at Liberty." "Don't take up my time," the emotional Stritch began as the audience cheered. The actress, who gave a 20-minute acceptance speech at the New York Drama Critics' Circle awards ceremony last month, talked past a persistent orchestra that tried to drown her out. "Please don't do that to me," she said angrily as the televised proceedings cut to a commercial. Alan Bates and Frank Langella the two stars of "Fortune's Fool" received Tonys: Bates as best actor-play for his portrayal of an impoverished nobleman and Langella, in the featured category, for his portrait of an extravagant fop. John Lithgow, who plays a powerful New York gossip columnist in "Sweet Smell of Success," took the prize for best actor-musical. "There are four fantastic actors in this category and they all sing better than I do," said a gracious Lithgow. Mary Zimmerman who adapted and directed the myth-inspired "Metamorphoses" took the prize for direction of a play. "I would like to thank every person I've ever met in my life," said Zimmerman as she fought back tears. "Private Lives" won for best revival of a play as well as for actress-play, Lindsay Duncan as Amanda, the world-weary sophisticate in the Noel Coward comedy, and for its settings designs by Tim Hatley. "Into the Woods" upended "Oklahoma!" for the musical-revival prize and also garnered the lighting prize (Brian MacDevitt). Katie Finneran, the nearsighted blond bombshell in "Noises Off," won in the featured actress-play category, while Shuler Hensley was chosen as featured actor in a musical for his role as the brooding, despondent Jud Fry in "Oklahoma!" Unlike last season, when "The Producers" took a record 12 of 22 competitive awards, this year's prizes were shared among 11 shows. "This season was more evenly divided," says Jed Bernstein, head of the League of American Theatres and Producers. Both grosses and attendance were down slightly from the previous season's banner year, leaving industry leaders more relieved than dismayed. "Broadway has rebounded," Bernstein said, referring to the disastrous events of Sept. 11 and the aftereffects of a lingering economic downturn. Business was shaky throughout the fall but gradually returned, even if a lot of the tourists didn't, thanks to aggressive marketing campaigns, more theatergoers from the suburban New York area, discount ticket sales and a milder than normal winter. Yet a sense of nervousness prevails. Advance ticket sales have faltered with audiences preferring to buy at the last minute or only a week or two in advance. The Tonys are a joint presentation of the league and the American Theater Wing, which founded the awards in 1947. Nominees were chosen by the 27-member Tony nominating committee of theater professionals. Winners then were voted on by 731 theater professionals and journalists.

CHILDREN'S TELEVISION STAR PEE WEE HERMAN WAS ARRESTED FRIDAY NIGHT FOR ALLEGEDLY EXPOSING HIMSELF AND MASTURBATING INSIDE AN ADULT THEATER. PEE-WEE HERMAN WHOSE REAL NAME IS PAUL REUBENS WAS ARRESTED WHEN UNDERCOVER AGENTS INVOLVED IN A STING OPERATION RAIDED THE SOUTH TRAIL CINEMA. REUBENS, 38, WAS CHARGED WITH EXPOSURE OF A SEXUAL ORGAN. HE WAS RELEASED FROM THE COUNTY JAIL ON FRIDAY NIGHT AFTER POSTING $219 BAIL. PEE-WEE COULD FACE 60 DAYS IN JAIL WITH A $500 FINE IF CONVICTED. THE EMMY AWARD WINNING PEE-WEE'S PLAYHOUSE" A SATURDAY MORNING COMEDY WAS RECENTLY CANCELED BY CBS ACCORDING TO NETWORK SPOKESWOMAN ANN MORFOGEN.

TAPE: EF02/0472 IN_TIME: 14:05:44 / 20:57:52 DURATION: 7:13 SOURCES: APTN/CBS RESTRICTIONS: No re-use/re-sale of stage production clips without clearance DATELINE: New York 2/6/02 SHOTLIST: RED CARPET ARRIVALS 1. Ext Radio City Hall 2. MS Radio City Hall marquis 3. Setup shot Christopher Reeve on red carpet 4. SOT Christopher Reeve (English): "I figure it's hard for me to go, but I wanted to go to tell everyone else it's okay to go. You know, make the effort, don't be afraid. New York is at it's best and theatre is great and we really need people out of town to understand that NY is safe and ready to welcome you. " 5. Setup shot Gregory Hines 6. SOT Gregory Hines, Tony Awards Co-Host (English): "It's so interesting, every season on Broadway there's been so many times that I've come through this line and people have said 'Oh you know, what do you think - do you really think that Broadway is dead?' and 'You know, this season they didn't make as much money as last season', but you can go to one play after another and you will see great writing, great singing and dancing, great acting." 7. MS Mary Tyler Moore and Bernadette Peters on red carpet 8. SOT Elaine Stritch Tony Winner, Special Theatrical Event, Elaine Stritch: At Liberty (English) "I don't come to the Tony's though if I'm not nominated. Keep that under your hat." 9.. SOT Anne Heche (with husband - Coleman Laffoon): "It's awesome, I'm just giggly I turned to Coleman and I said 'Am I making sense with any of my sentences?' I'm so excited." 10. SOT John Lithgow, Tony Winner, Best Leading Actor in a Musical, Sweet Smell of Success "It's the most kind of flamboyant gesture - this is NY coming back and theatre coming back as it always does." 11. MS Hugh Jackman and wife 12. SOT Alicia Silverstone, The Graduate (English): "If you're not working with amazing people in film it's just a drag but it doesn't matter when you're doing theatre because the audience is your challenge." 13. SOT Whoopi Goldberg, Co-Producer, Thoroughly Modern Millie (English): "I like old fashioned musicals. That's how I learned about theatre and that's what I like seeing." 14. SOT Ralph Fiennes, Tony Presenter (English): "I'm a fan of Liam Neeson, who's a great mate, despite that I do think he's giving an amazing performance in 'The Crucible'." 15. SOT Liam Neeson (with Natasha Richardson), Tony Nominee, The Crucible (English): "So I'm here to celebrate the audiences as much as the other competitors" AWARD SHOW 16. WS Natasha Richardson and Liam Neeson taking to the stage 17. Announcement Winner Lindsey Duncan for 'Private Lives' 18 SOT Lindsey Duncan: "Thank you so much. Not only does this job have more to offer. I'm playing Amanda in a brilliant revival of 'Private Lives' on Broadway, I've got fantastic costumes, I've got a hat, I've got Alan Rickman I mean please, somebody shoot me." 19. WS Calista Flockhart presenting award 20. SOT Alan Bates: "Thank you thank you. I'm astonished and, as you know, for various reasons I haven't been here on Broadway for 28 years and this is like a hallucination." 21. SOT Whoopi Goldberg: "Good evening. Thank you honey but they told me to rush it along so I have to go. My category is best play. Now as Billy Shakespeare once said - 'The play is the thing' - tonight the object is not to capture the conscience of the King, but to capture that impressive silver medallion called the Tony Award. And the 2002 Tony Award for best play goes to 'The Goat'" 22. WS Winner: 'The Goat' 23: SOT Edward Albee (author): "Susan Laurie Parks, Mary Zimmerman and ? your work is also extraordinary - you guys should have given this to all four of us. 24. SOT Mary Tyler Moore: "I too grew up loving Rogers and Hammerstein. In fact all I ever really wanted to do was to sing and dance in a great big Broadway musical. Unfortunately that didn't happen, but fortunately for me tonight I get to give the Tony Award for the Best Musical to some really talented people who made it. And the American theatre wings Tony Award for Best New Musical goes to 'Thoroughly Modern Millie'" 25: Winner: 'Thoroughly Modern Millie' 26. SOT Elaine Stritch accepting Tony for Special Theatrical Event for 'Elaine Stritch: At Liberty': "Don't take up my time." WINNERS PRESS ROOM 27. SOT Lindsey Duncan, Tony Winner Best Leading Actress in a Play, 'Private Lives': "I do a lot of awful lot of serious work you know? I do a lot of Harold Pinter's work, I do a lot of new plays and I mean, I couldn't be happier, but it's not that often that people get to see me doing comedy. I get a chance to do that." 28. SOT Edward Albee, Playwright/Tony Winner Best Play, 'The Goat or Who is Sylvia?': "Any piece of theatre that is worth going to should be a piece of theatre that is upsetting and disturbing and provocative in some way. Feel good isn't enough - especially for 75 bucks." 29. SOT Alan Bates, Tony Winner Best Leading Actor in a Play, 'Fortune's Fool': "It's great to play parts that were written 150 years ago that no-one else in the West has played - we're the first. It's great. And it's for that reason I think that winning the prize gives us an extra little feeling of this work has been acknowledged that's been sitting there and no-one has knew about it and we are the lucky boys." 30. WS Radio City Hall STORYLINE: STAR STUDDED TURNOUT FOR THE 2002 TONY AWARDS Stars at the Tony Awards on Sunday night agreed it has been an especially difficult and important year for Broadway. After the September 11th terrorist attack on the World Trade Center, the Great White Way, almost lost its way. But the stellar turnout at Radio City Hall offered proof that Broadway has held its own through the bad times. 'Thoroughly Modern Millie,' the Jazz Age tale of an ambitious flapper, was the night's big winner -- racking up six including best musical. 'The Goat,' Edward Albee's comic drama about the unpredictable nature of love, was named best play. Besides best musical, 'Millie' received prizes for lead actress-musical, Sutton Foster; featured actress-musical, Harriet Harris; choreography, Rob Ashford; costumes, Martin Pakledinaz and orchestrations, Doug Besterman and Ralph Burns. For 'Millie's' Foster, it was a fairy-tale victory. The 27-year-old actress, originally an understudy, was elevated to the starring role just before the musical, based on the 1967 Julie Andrews film, began its tryout at California's La Jolla Playhouse in 2000. 'Urinetown,' the satire about a city where everyone must pay to use toilets, received three major prizes - for direction of a musical (John Rando), best book (Greg Kotis), and score of a musical (shared by Kotis and Mark Hollmann). Edward Albee's win - for 'The Goat or Who is Sylvia?' - was his second -- he last won a best-play Tony in 1963 for 'Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf?.' Some of the night's most thunderous applause was reserved for Elaine Stritch, finally winning the Tony that has eluded her since 1956, when she received the first of her four previous nominations. The 77-year-old performer got the special theatrical event prize for her one-woman show, 'Elaine Stritch at Liberty.' "Don't take up my time," the emotional Stritch began as the audience cheered. However, after two minutes, Stritch's acceptance speech was drowned out by the orchestra and television broadcast cut to a commercial. Each winner had been allocated 45 seconds to accept their award. The star told reporters Sunday that having her speech cut short ruined much of what should have been a jubilant moment. Alan Bates and Frank Langella - the two stars of 'Fortune's Fool' - also received Tonys: Bates as best actor-play for his portrayal of an impoverished nobleman and Langella, in the featured category, for his portrait of an extravagant fop. John Lithgow, who plays a powerful New York gossip columnist in 'Sweet Smell of Success,' took the prize for best actor-musical. Mary Zimmerman who adapted and directed the myth-inspired 'Metamorphoses' took the prize for direction of a play. 'Private Lives' won for best revival of a play as well as for actress-play, Lindsay Duncan as Amanda, the world-weary sophisticate in the Noel Coward comedy, and for its settings designs by Tim Hatley. "Into the Woods" upended "Oklahoma!" for the musical-revival prize and also garnered the lighting prize (Brian MacDevitt). Katie Finneran, the nearsighted blond bombshell in 'Noises Off,' won in the featured actress-play category, while Shuler Hensley was chosen as featured actor in a musical for his role as the brooding, despondent Jud Fry in 'Oklahoma!' Unlike last season, when 'The Producers' took a record 12 of 22 competitive awards, this year's prizes were shared among 11 shows. Both grosses and attendance were down slightly from the previous season's banner year, leaving industry leaders more relieved than dismayed. Business was shaky throughout the fall but gradually returned, even if a lot of the tourists didn't, thanks to aggressive marketing campaigns, more theatergoers from the suburban New York area, discount ticket sales and a milder than normal winter. The Tonys are a joint presentation of the league and the American Theater Wing, which founded the awards in 1947. Nominees were chosen by the 27-member Tony nominating committee of theater professionals. Winners then were voted on by 731 theater professionals and journalists.

TELEVISION STAR PAUL REUBENS KNOWN BY MOST AS PEE WEE HERMAN WAS ARRESTED OVER THE WEEKEND ON AN INDECENT EXPOSURE CHARGE. NOW CBS IS CONSIDERING PULLING THE SATURDAY MORNING RERUNS OF "PEE-WEE'S PLAYHOUSE" OFF THE AIR. THE SHOW WAS OFFICIALLY CANCELED IN APRIL BUT RERUNS ARE SCHEDULED THROUGH AUGUST. NOTE: AS OF THIS MORNING THE MOST WE'RE EXPECTING IS A MUG SHOT OF REUBENS.

01/22/2014 15 T748179170 Aired: 1/4/53; 1. Clem Toothpaste Salesman; 2. David Rose playing "the Parade of Clowns";3. Courtroom Scene (Integ. Commercial); 4. Martha Stewart Singing "That Old Black Magic"; 5. The Christmas Alley Skit; 6. David Rose "Seranade To a Lemonade"; Reference: Film Library Vol. 15 - Sec. 2 1/4/53 01/22/2014 ? T748178516 CBS Label; 53-16; H540105-04 1/5/53 01/22/2014 16 T748179134 Aired: 1/11/53; 1. Beryl David Singing "Suddenly"; 2. Dancers and Judd Conlon Singers; 3. David Rose and Judd Conlon Singers in "It Was Just One Of Those Things"; 4. Willy Lump Lump Private Eye; 5. Golf Lesson (Integ. Commercial); 6. Different People at the Soda Fountain; Reference: Fil Library Vol. 16 - Sec. 2 1/11/53 01/22/2014 20 T748179139 Aired: 2/8/53; 1. Corn Eating Pantomime; 2. Nat King Cole Singing "Walking My Baby Back Home", "Strange", and "Because Your Mine"; 3. Integrated Commercial Quick Change; 4. Poet and Peasant Overture; Reference: Film Library Vol. 20 - Sec. 2 2/8/53 01/17/2014 23 T748178980 Aired Date: 3/1/53; 1. Slow Motion Tennis; 2. The Pest (Clem); 3. Mills Brothers Sing; 4. Laying the Cornerstone (San Fernando Red); 5. The Clean Fighter (Inge. Comm.); Reference: Film Commercial Vol. 23, Sec. 2 3/1/53 01/22/2014 25 T748179145 Aired Date: 3/15/53; 1. Skelton Opening Jokes & Bus Pantomime; 2. June Havoc Sings; 3. Willy the Barber (Integ. Comm.); 4. Psycho & Pathic; Reference: Film Library Vol. 25, Sec. 2 3/15/53 01/22/2014 27 T748179138 Aired: 3/29/53; 1. News-stand Opening (Part 1); 2. Roll Your Own; 3. Andy Russell Medley;4. Dr. Hemoglobin (Integ. Comm.); 5. The Jack-Pot (Will); Refernce: Film Library Vol. 27, Sec. 2 3/29/53 01/16/2014 28 T748178958 Aired: 4/5/53; 1. News-Stand Opening (Part 2); 2. Allan & Ashton (Dancers); 3. The Eyes Have It (Integ. Comm.); 4. Freddy the Freeloader at the Hospital; Reference: Film Library Vol. 28, Sec. 2 4/5/53 01/17/2014 29 T748178977 Aired: 4/12/53; 1. Red's Dressing Room Opening; 2. Boy Foy (Unicyclist); 3. Sure as Shootin' (Integ. Comm.); 4. This Is Your Strife (San Fernando Red); Reference: Film Library Vol. 29, Sec. 2 4/12/53 01/16/2014 30 T748178961 Aired: 4/19/53; 1. The Trouble with Women (Card Game Pantomime); 2. Park & Clifford (Tumblers); 3. Red's Tide Pitch (Comm.); 4. Baby's First Birthday (Pantomime); Reference: Film Library Vol. 30, Sec. 2 4/19/53 01/17/2014 31 T748178976 Aired: 4/26/53; 1. Race Track Opening (Different People At the Race Track); 2. Ten Pretty Girls (Red sings); 3. Basketball Awards (Integ. Comm.); 4. 3-D Skit (Bolivar Shagnasty); Reference: Film Library Vol. 31, Sec. 2 4/26/53 01/17/2014 32 T748178978 Aired: 5/3/53; 1. Baseball Park Opening; (Different People Watching A Baseball Game); 2. The Four Knights (Singers); 3. Freddy the Freeloader at the Race Track; 4. I Love Lucy (Willy); Reference: Film Library Vol. 32, Sec. 2 5/3/53 01/22/2014 33 T748179156 Aired: 5/10/53; 1. The Pickle Salesman; 2. The Bell Sisters (Singers); 3. Washing the Elephant (Integ. Comm.); 4. Easy Terms; Reference: Film Library Vol. 33, Sec. 2 5/10/53 01/16/2014 ? T748178949 Red Skelton Productions Label; 5/23/53 5/23/53 01/22/2014 35 T748179140 Aired: 5/24/53; 1. Chef Baloney; 2. Gale Robbins (Singer); 3. Rush - Rush (Integ. Comm.); 4. The Burglar At Home; Reference: Film Library Vol. 35, Sec. 2 5/24/53 01/17/2014 36 T748178979 Aired: 5/31/53; 1. Different People Going to Work; 2. The Little Colored Dance Team; 3. Freddie the Freeloader in "The Stargazer"; 4. Trying To Be Helpful (Willy); Reference: Film Library Vol. 36, Sec. 2 5/31/53 01/22/2014 37 T748179136 Aired: 6/7/53; 1. TV Aerial Opening; 2. Lord Beaverhead; 3. Scarlet Ribbons; 4. Prison Yard Commercial; 5. Shaky Investment; Reference: Film Library Vol. 37 - Sec. 2 6/7/53 01/17/2014 38 T748178984 Aired: 6/14/53; 1. Gimmick Opening of - Railroad Station; 2. Flying Saucer Salesman; 3. Helen O'Connell Singing "S'Wonderful" & "Getting Sentimental Over You"; 4. Napoleon (Integ. Commercial); 5. Parking and Sparking; Reference: Film Library Vol. 38 - Sec. 2 6/14/53 01/16/2014 39 T748178959 Aired: 6/21/53; 1. Gimmick Opening - Living Room - Man Dropping Dishes; 2. Opening in front of general store (Esquire jokes); 3. The Continentals singing " The Wizard of Oz" Medley; 4. TV Cowboy; 5. Space Cowboy; 6. Red's Closing in Railroad Station; Reference: Film Library Vol. 39 - Sec. 2 6/21/53 01/17/2014 1 T748178981 Preview: 9/20/53; Aired: 9/22/53; 1. Red in the Bedroom; 2. Different People Going to Bed; 3. Freddie the Freeloader in the Park; 4. Cauliflower's Last Fight; Reference: Film Library, Kinescope #1, Section 3 9/22/53 01/22/2014 2 T748179169 Aired: 9/29/53; 1. Red in the Photography Shop; 2. Different People Taking Pictures; 3. Clem Kadiddlehopper At the Bank; 4. The Bullheaded Mr. Bliss (and the Super-Highway); Reference: Film Library Show #2, Section 3 9/29/53 01/22/2014 ? T748178513 CBS Label; H531013; film leader indicates 53-4 10/13/53 01/22/2014 5 T748179135 10/20/53; 1. The Hobo's Dilema (Freddy the Freeloader); 2. McPlugg Doesn't Throw the Fight; Reference: Film Library Vol. 5, Sec. 3 10/20/53 01/17/2014 6 T748178974 CBS Label; Red Skelton #53-6; H531027 10/27/53 01/22/2014 7 T748179137 Preview: 11/2/53; Telecast: 11/3/53; 1. Opening Jollies: Seagulls - tail on fire; laying 15 pound egg. Tourists; 2. Different People Driving Automobiles (Monologue - Pantomime); 3. "The Masquerade" (starring Freddie the Freeloader); Reference Film Library: Show #7; 1953-54 Season, Section 3 11/3/53 01/22/2014 8 T748179141 Preview: 11/9/53; Telecast: 11/10/53; 1. Opening Jollies: Richard and dust. Seagulls and decoy ducks. Joe Laurie's book; 2. Lost Art of Dunking Doughnuts (Pantomime - Monologue); 3. The Marriage Broker (starrin George Appleby); 4. Poet and Peasant Overture (conducted by Clem Kadiddlehopper); Reference Film Library: Show #8. 1953-54 Season, Section 3 11/10/53 01/16/2014 9 T748178948 CBS Label; 9 written on label; also 53-9 written on label; H-531117-04 written on label; inside can info: show #9; Date: 11/17/53; 1. How to be Happily Married (Wilber, The Happy Husband); 2: How to stuff a turkey (Clem); Refernce: Film Library Vol. 9, Sec. 3 11/17/53 01/17/2014 11 T748178982 Date: 12/1/53; 1. The Spy Story (with Ann Southern); Reference: Film Library Vol. 11, Sec. 3 12/1/53 01/17/2014 12 T748178975 Broadcast 12/8/53; 1. Selling A House By the Tracks (Freddie); 2. The Mad Scientist (Prof. Schlepper); Vol. 12, Sec. 3 12/8/53 01/16/2014 ? T748178947 CBS Label; 13 written on label; also 7 in marker written on label; H-531215 typed on label 12/15/53 01/22/2014 15 T748179254 CBS Label; H531229; film leader indicates 53-15 12/29/53 01/17/2014 17 T748178996 CBS Label; Red Skelton #53-17; H540112 1/12/54 01/22/2014 ? T748179149 CBS Label; #53-18; H540119-04 1/19/54 01/22/2014 19 T748179151 1/26/54; 1. Clem Gets A Job At The Campus Sugar Bowl; 2. The Cheerleaders Sing; 3. Reference: Film Library Vol. 19, Sec. 3 1/26/54 01/22/2014 20 T748179261 CBS Label; H540202; 2/2/54; Print No. 7; inside can label: 2/2/54; 1. The Train Trip (Ski Lodge) - Willy Lump Lump, San Fernando Red, Freddie the Freeloader; 2. The Modernaires; Reference: Film Library Vol. 20, Sec. 3 2/2/54 01/17/2014 21 T748178973 CBS Label; Red Skelton #53.21; H540209-05; inside label: Show #21; 1. Deadeye At The Golden Nugget; 2. Among the Pawnees; 3. Ed Sullivan and the King Sisters as Guests; Reference: Film Library Vol. 21, Sec. 3 2/9/54 01/22/2014 22 T748178519 CBS Label: 4 Star Playhouse; "The Witness"; Print #37; H531022; inside can label: 2/16/54; 1. Clem's Disc Jockey Premiere; 2. Captain Hook; 3. Tennessee Ernie as Guest; Reference: Film Library Vol.22, Sec. 3 2/16/54 01/22/2014 ? T748178520 CBS Label: H540216; 53-22 2/16/54 01/22/2014 ? T748178512 CBS Label; H540223; film leader indicates 53-23 2/23/54 01/22/2014 ? - No mention of Red Skelton Show T748179152 Juvenile Jury; Broadcast: 2/28/54 2/28/54 01/17/2014 ? T748178965 Label shows "Toast of the Town - Reel 2"; Broadcast 2/28/54; Nothing indicates Red Skelton 2/28/54 01/17/2014 25 T748178999 CBS Label; Red Skelton #53-25; H-540309; March 9, 1954 3/9/54 01/22/2014 ? T748179246 CBS Label; H540316; film leader indicates 53-26 3/16/54 01/21/2014 27 T748179078 CBS Label; Print #19; H. 540323; 3/23/54; Inside can label; Date: 3/23/54; 2. Deadeye At School; 3. Deadeye's Wedding; Reference: Film Library Vol. 27, Sec. 3 3/23/54 01/22/2014 28 T748179157 3/30/54; 1. King Snafu and Cleoparta; 2. Sheree North as Guest; Reference: Film Library Vol. 28, Sec. 3 3/30/54 01/17/2014 30 T748178995 Broadcast: 4/13/54; (typed on label:) "NOTE: These were kinescopes used due to Red's injured back."; 1. Going to Work; 2. Parkin' & Sparkin'; Reference: Film Library Vol. 30, Sec. 3 4/13/54 01/22/2014 31 T748179159 4/20/54; 1. Clem In The Submarine; Reference: Film Library Vol. 31, Sec. 3 4/20/54 01/22/2014 ? T748179148 CBS Label; #53-33; H540504-6 5/4/54 01/17/2014 34 T748178998 CBS Label; Red Skelton #53-34; H-540511-05 5/11/54 01/22/2014 ? T748178515 CBS Label; 53-35; H540518 5/18/54 01/22/2014 6 T748178517 5/25/54; "Don't Fence Me In"; inside can label: Red Skelton Revue Show; Telecast: 8/25/54; 1. Don't Fence Me In (Prison sketch); 2. Showboat; Guest: Helen Traubel; Reference: Film Library Vol.6, Sec. 4 5/25/54 01/17/2014 36 T748179000 CBS Label; Red Skelton #53-36; H-540525; inside label: DATE: 5/25/54; 1. Clem Visits Mexico; 2. Lola Montez Troupe as Guests; Reference: Film Library Vol. 36, Sec. 3 5/25/54 01/17/2014 37 T748178994 CBS Label; Red Skelton 53-37; #37; H-540601 6/1/54 01/22/2014 38 T748179248 CBS Label; H540608; 53-38; inside can label: Broadcast: 6/8/54; 1. Freddie at the Laundromat; 2. Skelton the Legionaire; 3. Lester Horton Dancers as guests; Reference: Film Library Vol. 38, Sec. 3 6/8/54 01/21/2014 39 T748179083 6/15/54; The Mad Scientist; Bela Lusosi, Vampira and Lon Chaney as guests. 6/15/54 01/17/2014 1 T748178971 Red Skelton Revue - Show #1; July 21, 1954; Reel 2 7/21/54 01/22/2014 2 T748178518 Red Skelton Revue; Broadcast: 7/28/54; 1. Clem At the Beach; 2. Carmen; Guests: Anna Marie Alberghetti & Burt Lancaster; Reel 1 7/28/54 01/17/2014 ? T748178970 CBS Label; Red Skelton Revue - Part 2; Anna Maria Albergettii, Burt Lancaster; H-54-07-28 7/28/54 01/21/2014 ? T748179074 CBS Label; Red Skelton Revue H540804; Film Leader indicates: (Toni Portion); Skelton 54-3 (part 1); Print #18 8/4/54 01/17/2014 ? T748178993 CBS Label; Red Skelton Revue; H-54-08-04; 17 written on label; FRIG. written on label; "Wed-8-4" written on can 8/4/54 01/22/2014 ? T748179247 CBS Label; H540818; 54-5; Part 1 8/18/54 01/22/2014 ? T748179249 CBS Label; H540818; Part 2; 54-5; Print No. 10 8/18/54 01/17/2014 6 T748178969 Red Skelton Revue; August 25, 1954; Reel 2 8/25/54 01/21/2014 2 T748179087 Preview: 8/27/54; Telecast: 8/28/54; 1. The High and the Mighty; 2. Guest: Orson Bean, John Ireland, The Zsonys and Betty Madigan; Reference: Film Library Vol. 2, Sec. 4 8/28/54 01/17/2014 7 T748178972 Red Skelton Revue - Show #7; September 1, 1954; Reel 2 9/1/54 01/21/2014 1 T748179077 Preview: 9/20/54; Telecast: 9/21/54; 1. Clem, The Rookie Baseball Player; Gest: Leo Durocher & Dianne Carroll; Reference: Film Library Vol. 1, Sec.4 9/21/54 01/22/2014 3 T748179245 1954-1955; Preview: 10/4/54; Telecast: 10/5/54; 1. Clem Buys A Gas Station; 2. Guest: Ella Logan; Reference: Film Library Vol. 3, Sec. 4 10/5/54 01/17/2014 5 T748178997 Preview: 10/18/54; Telecast: 10/19/54; 1. Pantomime: New Fathers; 2. Romeo and Juliet; 3. Guest: Anna Marie Alberghetti; Reference: Film Library Vol. 5, Sec. 4 10/19/54 01/22/2014 6 T748179263 1954-1955; Preview: 10/25/54; Telecast: 10/26/54; 1. Monologue (Potato Peeler); 2. The Return of the Three Andrews Sisters; 3. Guests: Maxine & Laverne Andrews; Reference: Film Library Vol. 6, Sec. 4 10/26/54 01/21/2014 7 T748179080 Preview:11/1/54; Telecast: 11/2/54; 1. San Fernando's Campaign; 2. Guatamanana; 3. Guest: Abbe Lane & Xavier Cugat; Reference: Film Library Vol. 7, Sec.4 11/2/54 01/21/2014 8 T748179079 Preview: 11/6/54; Telecast: 11/9/54; 1. Clem At Klobber U.; 2. Guest: Martha Stewart; Reference: Film Library Vol. 8 Sec. 4 11/9/54 01/21/2014 9 T748179086 1954-55; Preview: 11/15/54; Broadcast: 11/16/54; 1. Horatio Alger Skelton; 2. Guest: Gloria deHaven; Reference: Film Library Vol. 9, Sec. 4 11/16/54 01/17/2014 10 T748179001 Preview: 11/22/54; Broadcast: 11/23/54; 1. USO Thanksgiving Show; 2. Guest: Dorthy Shay; Reference: Film Library Vol. 10, Sec. 4 11/23/54 01/21/2014 11 T748179088 1954-55; Preview: 11/29/54; Broadcast: 11/30/54; 1. Chicago Red in Las Vegas; 2. Guest: Lillian Roth; Reference: Film Library Vol. 11 Sec. 4 11/30/54 01/22/2014 12 T748179264 Index 1954-1955; Preview: 12/6/54; Broadcast: 12/7/54; 1. Art Student in Paris; 2. Guest: Abbe lane; Reference: Film Library Vol. 12, Sec. 4 12/7/54 01/22/2014 13 T748179153 Index - 1954 - 55; Preview: 12/13/54; Broadcast: 12/14/54; 1. The Stuntman; 2. Guest: Vivian Blaine; Reference: Film Library Vol. 13, Sec. 4 12/14/54 01/22/2014 14 T748179150 "The Unwanted Christmas Tree"; Preview: 12/20/54; Telecast: 12/21/54; Guests: Georgia, Richard, and Valentina Skeltion 12/21/54 01/22/2014 14 T748179146 12/22/54; 1. Skeltons At Christmas; 2. Freddie's Christmas; 3. Mitchell Choir; Reference: Film Library Vol. 14, Sec. 3 12/22/54

NEW EVIDENCE HAS BEEN REVEALED IN THE PAUL REUBENS CASE. RUEBENS HAS BEEN ACCUSED OF EXPOSING HIMSELF IN AN ADULT MOVIE THEATER IN SARASOTA FLORIDA. NOW RUEBENS' DEFENSE ATTORNEYS SAY HE WAS NOT IN THE THEATER AT THE TIME OF THE ALLEGED INCIDENT HE WAS IN THE HALLWAY AND THEY HAVE IT ON THE STORE CAMERA. TODAY ATTORNEY'S BATTLED IT OUT IN COURT...BUT GAVE UP BEFORE THEY CAME TO A DECISION.