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The article focuses on the "John Hopkins Science Review," an educational television program that manages to buck the toughest competition in the U.S. The television program is a sustaining show that earns no revenue for anybody. By television standards, the program, which took the air in 1948 spends little money in a full year and does without professional actors. In the fall of 1950, it joined the DuMont network and established a loyal audience.

The article focuses on the works and contributions of Frank Loesser, the one-man song writer, in the entertainment industry. Last fall, Loesser had his first Broadway musical titled "Where's Charley" for which he wrote the music and lyrics. His song "On a Slow Boat to China" entered the Number 3 spot on Billboard's juke boxes. Together with Joseph J. Lilley, Loesser wrote an impromptu song for the movie "The Forest Rangers" which they made after two hours.

The article focuses on various things related to television. The author offers cites some circumstances wherein the television might display some of the personal information about the actors. He discusses some of the procedures that must be followed by the camera man during the shoot of the film, whatever genre it maybe.