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RAY 1 MILLAND: Afraid of TV?

PETER POTTER Answers Loaded Questions

Interview on Page 6

1 Z-lie A/task Is Off!

By Ted Hilgenstuiller 1 T.‘'S nefinalelyG jeeneanprkinveng persuaded the officials at WING to try out her idea of a girl disc-jockey in real life—does not have show. Çthree eyes, no nose, or any The central idea was to provide other unusual facial char- moments of happiness for the listen- acteristics. ng audience via the soft-spoken "That's why many people thought ord and pleasant music. There was I wore the mask," she explained one a good reason for the format. Because afternoon at her big, lovely, and liv- o a calcium deficiency between the able Longridge estate. "It was just a• es of eight and fourteen, Jean a gimmick to attract attention. Like ing could not walk. She had never many other such ideas, its life span f rgotten those dreadful days of de- has ended. The mask is off — for p ivation and loneliness. good." Mask Is Born As a young girl in her native Dal- The idea for the mask came about las, Texas, Jean was a girl leader of hen Jean attended a stag party at the all-male band at Southern ayton, got some "inside informa - Methodist University, and also did ton" on some of the prominent men over 3.000 broadcasts on local sta- •resent, and "faked" a broadcast. tions. "When Iwas to come out on stage, ,dh, FOR YEARS the public wonde But the people from Texas, in gen- I knew I couldn't let those men what the masked "Lonesome Gal eral. were too "prejudiced" for Jean. cognize me. I think they would looked like and who she was. The mask She was even banned from a sorority ave killed me," Jean recalled, smil- is off Jean King now, and this exclusive because her father, a dentist, treated i g. "So I hurried to a nearby store, TV-RADIO LIFE feature tells the facts patients of a certain religious faith. ught a ten-cent Halloween mask, behind the story. She knew that some day she would •nd wore it when Imade my appear- leave Texas, and never come back. nce. It was a good idea, I decided hard at making "Lonesome Gal" a California Bound t. use it when pictures were taken •f me or I made a personal appear- success. Jean has been known to With their luggage packed in •nce. I still have that original do over 110 commercials in one single crates and cardboard boxes, teen- ask." day for a period of three weeks. She aged Jean and her mother and herself has written over a million sister first came to Hollywood in Although the brown-eyed brunette words of copy a year for the pro- 1937. Her first radio role was anted to return immediately to gram. ollywood, after winning the coveted that of a Texan in the "I Love Today, Jean and Bill, and their a Mystery series. This was not ilboard award in 1948 for having e top new show on the air, she felt two children, Patricia and Fargo, too unusual, except for the fact that live an ideal life in their huge Sher- Jean had spent over $3.500 for spe- •bligated to remain at the Dayton tation for awhile. man Oaks estate. Equipped with a cial courses in learning how to lose modern studio, (which saves an enor- her Southern accent! Finally, in 1949, Jean came back mous amount of money and travel- "There are two occasions when I California. On July 13, the greatest ing time), Jean does all her work at still break out with my Texas drawl." vent in her life occurred. She met home. Bill is also working on a Jean remarked. "First, when I lose ill Rousseau, who was then produc- documentary series for TV. my temper. And second, when Italk g "Dragnet." It happens to some eople this way, and right away Bill One of the many oddities about to another Texan." "Lonesome Gal," is that when Jean nd Jean knew they were meant for Although she apeared in various first submitted the idea to ABC, cer- ach other. radio and movie roles in Hollywood tain persons thought it was "too for ten years, the five foot-six inch, That same day they agreed to get sexy" to put on the air. Now, several 126 pound actress had to go all the arried. And three weeks later, Au- years later, Jean is not only heard way to Dayton, Ohio, to get started ust 6, 1949, they became man and on KECA regularly (for which she with her greatest venture, "Lonesome ife. "The Lonesome Gal" wasn't prepares a special, exclusive broad- onesome anymore. Gal." In 1947, she visited her married cast), but the ABC network is her sister in Dayton. While there, she Together, they worked long and biggest booster.

TV-Radio 1Me (Formerly. Ratlio-Tele‘ision Life) th . 16, 1953. 1'01. 26. No. 9. CARI. M. intr,snv, Publisher. Published weekly at Los .1ureles. California. Business and Editorial Offices: 6361 Sel a Ave., Los Angeles MI (Hollywood Station), California. Phone 1101lynund 1-9275. TI-Ittulle 1.ife was entered as Seeond Clams Matter Septembe 14, 1948, at Los Angeles, under Art of Mareh 3, 11179. Page Two .411> 44 October 16, 1953 IT'S A FINE POINT IN THE SCRIPT AND EDDIE CANTOR'S SUGGESTION makes sense to Jim and the rest of the attentive cast, which includes Dinah Shore in the "thinker's pose." Discussing Bob Hope's performance are Jim, producer Al Capstaff and NBC's production supervisor, Edward Sobel. (NBC photos.)

"Fibber McGee and Molly's" S'on Offspring Makes Good fim Hits Big Time On Television...

By Mildred Ross

IM and Marian Jordan, "Fib- dimmed by his many active and full the inhabitants of the rural com- ber McGee and Molly" to years in show business. munity (where they were vacation- you, are proud of a certain Self-effacing Jim Jordan is reluct- ing) had radios they didn't seem to young man in the entertain- ant to talk about himself. Instead know about "Fibber and Molly's" ment world. He happens to he prefers to talk about television. program. When Jim Jordan asked the be their son, Jim Jordan. He is as overwhelmed by TV's pos- inn proprietress if she had ever As director of NBC's "Col- sibilities as he is enthused about the heard "Fibber McGee and Molly" on gateJ Comedy Hour," for the past two medium. the radio, her reply stopped him cold. seasons. young Jim has been asso- No, she said, but hum me a few ciated with some of the greatest Jim has been on both sides of the bars. comics of all time. He has gained camera. During his teens he worked in radio and films as an actor. After "If this is what happens after be- respect for his TV know-how from ing headliners for thirty years, I'll Eddie Cantor, Bob Hope, Donald his military service he worked at RK0 as an actor and cutter. In 1948 stay behind the cameras, direct a O'Connor and others in the Colgate show to the best of my ability, and lineup. Although he is many years he went to New York and got his forget about the limelight. It's not their junior his technical knowledge first taste of television as stage man- for me." is rarely questioned by these veteran ager for a series of NBC shows. In showmen. On the other hand, Jim is 1950 he directed the first NBC live smart enough to know that these coast-to-coast show starring Eddie comics have developed their own Cantor on the "Comedy Hour." This 1111> JIM AND MARIAN JORDAN styles and consequently he lets them first microwave telecast had the ("Fibber McGee and Molly") the alone. "I'm strictly a technical di- same significance as the first trans- proud parents of Jim, Jr. They leave rector; I'm not the kind of a guy to oceanic telephone call. television for their offspring while they tell these greats how to read their Having been both actor and direc- continus in their eighteenth year of lines." he says. tor. Jim prefers the latter. "I haven't broadcasting. "Each celebrity has his own ap- the temperament to be an actor, be- proach to the medium. Hope, a stand sides there's too much insecurity in up comic, likes to angle his perform- that end of the profession," he ance as if he were playing before a opines. theater audience. Cantor favors re- Jim lives in Encino with his wife, vue productions. He likes to put as actress Peggy Knudson. and their much of the Ziegfield extrrî vaganza three children. Their favorite diver- into his telecast as possibl. O'Con- sion and big luxury is their swim- nor, on the other hand has o precon- ming pool. Jim likes to putter in his ceived ideas and keys his produc- garden and to read books having his- tions to bring out the best advan- torical backgrounds. He has a quiet tages possible for the TV camera." tense of humor and his favorite anec- Jim has nothing but praise for the dote concerns the regional fame of stars. He marvels at Cantor's vitality his renowned parents, who have been and enthusiasm. The veteran per- in show business for thirty years. former's interest and curiosity about "Fibber and Molly" were on a fish- people and things has never been ing vacation in Arkansas. Although October 16, 1953 la.. PHYLLIS AVERY is Ray's cuddly ..db_ AND THIS IS THE REAL LIFE VIEW OF MR. MILLAND. There are and winsome wife—as this amply few marriages in Hollywood as happy as that of Ray and Mal. proves. Even though his role calls for The proud father enjoys breakfast with Mal, Danny, thirteen, and Vickie, him to be slightly absent-minded Ray eight. Even though Ray will be very busy making his TV series, he will should have no difficulty remembering not neglect his motion picture career. His latest movie is Warner's "Dial this lovely .young lady. M For Murder."

Ray Mi/land is one star who doesn't think Tr is adevastating ogre. Fact, he thinks

Al GORDON JONES, left, plays çelel AY MILLAND Is that rare over the CBS Radio network, an un- "Pete Thompson," Ray Milland's specimen — a movie star usual set-up in itself. extroverted bu3dy in the new CBS-TV who thinks TV is a pretty In this comedy series, Ray plays a "Meet Mr. McNutley" series. soft deal. romantic looking but absent-mind- Of course, to begin with he wanted ed professor in a college. This, in it- no part of the whole business. He self, is a twist since Ray has usually had several offers to do his own show done more of the strictly romantic and he turned them all down. But type of things in the movies. And an agent who was also a friend of now he's doing what amounts to a his of long standing kept begging character role—and loving it. Ray to do just one pilot film. Final- ly, to placate the man Ray agreed. "Making films for TV Is a fun And then promptly forgot about the fest," Ray said enthusiastically. "It's whole thing. like going back to the old days of Not long after Ray and his family 1922 when speed counted. Why. we're were in New York ready to sail for doing as much work in one day as Europe. His agents contacted him in we do in the movies in six days. the Big City and gleefully exclaimed, Frankly, I love the speed. Movie "Isn't it idonderfud! We've made a stars are used to too much pamper- deal for forty films for the show." ing. They get callouses on delicate spots just sitting around waiting to "Just great!" Ray remarked. "And do a scene. This has always bothered whom are the shows for?" me, so Ilove the pressure cooker I'm "For you, of course!" came back in now. The day goes a lot faster and the fast retort. at last, get a feeling of accomplish- "Hey, not me!" Ray exploded. "I'm ment. I have always felt in the going to Europe tomorrow morning." movies that the work was so easy "Yes, for you! But go ahead and I was earning money under false go to Europe. We'll let you know pretenses?' when you're needed to start work." Ray, of course, is not going to stop And so Ray Milland, popular star making movies. In fact, he's now of the motion pictures, found him- playing a really fine role in War- self with a regular TV show which ner's "Dial M for Murder." In addi- debuted September 17 over CBS-TV. tion, he had completed several pic - The title is "Meet Mr. McNutley"— three before starting "Meet Mr. Mc- and it also premiered simultaneously Nutley." October 16, 1953 l e MINERVA URECAL WILL BE A REGULAR in the "Meet Mr. McNutley" shows. She plays Dean Bradley in the girls' school where Ray Milland is employed as a professor. All of which should lead to some genuine merriment. Wait until you see the predicaments Ray gets into! Qreat Racket .46.. FOR ONE EPISODE, RAY thinks he is to be appointed to an important civic posi- tion by the mayor and instead winds up as the chief of the Boy Rangers. He is thereupon told to take about a dozen boys on a hike. Anything By Jack Holland and everything happens to him—as usual.

"Doing both movies and TV gets in 1932—in the days when the lights confusing at times," he laughed. "The to get across. A good story or good burned you to a cinder and you wore material is all that counts. Too many other day, for instance, I found my- dark green make-up. self giving lines in a 'McNutley' film personalities on TV today are so "A lot has happened naturally to overpowering they not only over- that t had said a couple of days be- TV since then," he laughed. "I like fore in a movie. The situation, the power the product they're selling but the medium except for some of the also themselves. set and even the lines were so much alike that I got slightly confused." commercials—like toothpaste plugs "I frankly don't expect to watch and those deodorant things. Every- Ray then went into a discussion of my show very much after the first time I see a chart showing bacteria couple of times it's on. I've never movies versus TV and with all the in the gums, all to sell some paste or varied opinions now being so happily enjoyed seeing myself on the screen. other, I get livid. And can anyone I'm one actor who's always too con- expounded on the subject, his views tell me what's attractive about see- had more than passing interest. sciously aware that it's I on the ing a pretty girl lift up her arms screen. If I weren't aware of it, I "I think TV will eventually mean to plug a body odor product? My wouldn't cringe as much as I do. I'd the end of the neighborhood thea- other pet hates are Ihose scenes like to be able to adopt the noncha- tres," Ray remarked. "In the future showing doctors recommending a cer- lant attitude of my youngsters. there will probably be just key thea- tain type of cigarette. Neither one is in the least excited tres for the movies—the way there "I don't watch TV too much—ex- about my doing TV—nor are they im- are key theatres for stage shows. cept for 'Dragnet' occasbnally, a few pressed by the fact I'm an actor. To "I do feel that all the present day of the good dramatic programs, the them I'm just a father who goes out gimmicks like 3-13, Wide Screen, and fights. and `Groucho.' Interestingly on a job. This is the way I like it." what-have-you will do a fade. After enough, we'll be opposite Groucho Ray's family doesn't see much of all, there's nothing new about any of since we're on Thursdays at eight him, though, except on week-ends. them. They were doing the same over CBS-TV. Some people have con- He's so busy now all the time he type about thirty years ago. The sidered that a bad time slot but I doesn't even have time to study his whole business is like preparing fish don't agree. Any time when people scriots at home, so, being a fast for dinner. A fancy chef can make up are watching their sets is a good study, he learns them in the set. He all the elegant trimmings and then time—and besides, competition is does, however, let nothing interfere comes the day when you want just good for any show. with his week-ends at Balboa where plain old fried halibut. All audiences "When I agreed to do this series he and his family go each week. are going to want from movies is I was, of course, asked how I felt In spite of the hectic life Ray ap- good, solid stories. Nothing else will about TV's wearing out aperformer's sell—permanently." pears to be in a happy frame of welcome. My answer is that TV or mind. And ten to one you will be "Meet Mr. McNutley" won't be movies or anything else will ruin too when vou see him in "Meet Mr. Ray's TV debut since he did a tele- a star if he depends solely on per- McNutley." This ought to be a win- vision type interview in London back sonal traits and character gimmicks ner. October 16, 1953 Page Five -

ON "JUKE BOX JURY," anything can and does happen-even to split personalities. Like Boris Karloff's splitting up Jekyll and Hyde. The Jekyll- Hyde deal was all for a gag one night on the show to plug Colonna's recording of "Hey, Barmaid!" Panelists were, left to right, Edith Gvvynn, Liberace, Ida Lupino, ol' Pete, Richard Todd, Audrey Totter and Jerry Colonna.

Rooney. Cole Porter's appearance was the most talked about. Desi ArnaZ, flow Is Peter Potter ssuit 4. What, in your opinion. are the due to his baby's birth, the most sen- ten top songs of the past ten years against CBS coming? Are tirnental. There have been many great songs. 7. Do the guests receive money toe Pete and Al Jarvis feuding? In my opinion, for one reason or dieir appearances? Will they receive Does Pete make $2000 a another, the following are tops; "Ten- money tor the nevr Aseev network derly," "Ballerina," "Tennessee show? week?' These and other Waltz," "Nature Boy," "Autumn in All the "Juke Box Jury" panel New York," "Christmas Song," "To members are paid locally and will questions the popular Mr. Each His Own," "Accentuate the be paid on the new ABC-TV network * " "That's My Desire," and wers frankly in Posit iv e, Potter "olden Earrings. show.B. The rumor is that Al Jarvis was this first of atwo-part story. male5. Who vocalists? are the top male and te - annoyed when ABC gave you this There are many who run both hot network assignment? Do you think

and cold year after year. However, this is ju stified? 1. Do you contemplate any changes there are two who have taught our First of all, I don't believe Al Jar- in the format of your 'Juke Sax Jury modern day vocalists how to sing , vis was annoyed when he heard now that you are on a coast-to-coast namely, Bing Crosby and Ella Fitz- about my show going network. Sec- hookup for ABC?" gerald. Both shall remain all time ondly, ABC didn't give me the net- Yes, there will be a number of "greats" for most popular fans. worktime toassignment. my new sponsors,They only 'Hazelsold changes in the format of "Juke Box Jury." There will he four panelists f,- what guest 01 guests did Inns Bishop Lipstick" who bought "JBJ" • t? Which did before a station or time was set. instead of six; and we've added two were one of which Ibelieve will be wel- at u features comed2. Do byyou music think lovers. the nation will be enJoYyou have workg the mostw ith trouble with? swamped with "Juke Sox" Pal There have been over 1000 guests 9. Is it true th shows as L. P" was anal your seal' and I must tell you most sincerely the deejays referred to in a recent became a success? Would you obese that I liked each and every one of. newspaper article who makes "at again? them. There were some who stuck out lea ':S2000 and more a week?"

panelshows will crop u a little more because of their i doubt it seriously, because I do Very likely other similarp aroun dtype the hon esty, sincerity , and humor. I was not make $2000 a week. But 1 must country. This seems to be a sign of very pleased when such stars as Ann tell you i was so elated that Someone c succeHowever,ssth efor formatI which will andassure I amit s featuresourvery viewersproud. will Sher expressedidan, Lindatheir desireDarnell, to andgo onothers the shouldLaRue's think for dinner.so that P.i wentS. I haddut to

that they may panel. It was a sign they liked my- overpaid'?ha rge it! show—for in m any cases they turned 10.Defin Doi teyouly not.think For disc t heJockeys audience are that oneY an d yet went on . he pre-work that • TV-RADIO LIFE OCTOBER 16, 1953

ception. The "Dragnet" bit was tops. On the whole, the boys seemed to have been held down more than in the past. This had its advantages and dis - Week iff vantages because, to this-reviewer, the rhis success of Martin and Lewis has been e> 9 te• .0 0 9 9 9 their hilarious impromptu routines. But perhaps even these guys need a strong hand to keep them from tearing hams, a top-flight performer who, up the place. after an extended out-of-town night General ) In & Out of Focus (Comment club booking, returns home to a wait- On the basis of the opener, the ing family. Because he sees his fam- "Comedy Hour" should hold on to its ily so infrequently his children call vast viewing audience.—J.H. him "Uncle Daddy. ;" the family dog On Our Cover bites the "stranger" and his wife Dennis Day Show (played by Jean Hagan) acts hostile Charming couple on this week's upon his acceptance ol a Las Vegas cover are Ray Milland and Phyllis NBC-TV (KNBR) engagement moments after his arrival Monday, 9:00 pin. Avery, who play the roles of Mr. and home. He makes peace in the family Playing opposite the popular "I Love Mrs. McNutley in the new CBS-KNXT by cancelling the engagement, in fa- television series and CBS-KNX radio Lucy" teleseries is about the toughest vor of reservations in Atlantic City for assignment imaginable, but apparent- shows, "Meet Mr. McNutley." (See a second honeymoon. story on Page 4.) ly it holds no bugaboos for Dennis But these plans are also cancelled Day. His first show of the season (for when his eleven-year-old daughter those who tore themselves away from Around TV Row Terry (played by Sherry Jackson) in- "Lucy" to see it), came off beautfiully sists that he entertain before her 6B loaded with warmth, humor and There'll be six more redheads in assembly class by regiting Longfel- melody. town once CBS completes its casting low's "The Children's Hour." Danny Because he has switched from a live of "Life With Father." Thus far the rebels and delivers his night club rou- to filmed show, Dennis emerges as a two leads, Lurene Tuttle and Leon tine, which of course, falls flatter than more flexible personality. The ex- Ames have dyed their hair red to con- a pancake. Swallowing his pride he pediency of film adds much to the form with the Clarence Day yarn and recites Longfellow's pocin and his per- formance is a howling Success. Dennis Day show as does the revamp- when the four sons are cast, they too ing of the format. In lieu of the peren- will take the dye bath. Stanza is di• From all indications the situation- nial girl friend, on the opening stanza rected by Fletcher Markle and is set comedy telefilm series looks like the Dennis had "Lavinia," a charming, for a November 22 airing. .. . The solution to Danny Thomas's former TV mischievous, motherly housekeeper "Pinky Tomlin Show" moves from dilemma. "Make Room for Daddy" with which to contend. Role was KTTV to KNXT. .. . Charlie Ruggles has many similarities to Danny's per- played by Ida Moore. has been signed for a weekly comedy sonal life and he adds genuine warmth spot on the "Kate Smith Show." .. . and humor to the role of Danny Wil- "Charley Weaver" (Cliff Arquette) One of baseball's prominent figures, liams. The cast including Jean Hag- contributes only moral support to Joe DiMaggio bows on a weekly KNBH en, Sherry Jackson and Rusty Hamer Dennis's problem. "Charley" remains stanza. (as six-year-old Rusty Williams) is just as loveable and pixilated as ever After three months of testing aspir- excellent. Ben Lessy's brief appear- with his solo bits little gems of Mt. ants, the powers -that -be signed ance as Danny's accompanist was Idy humor. Beverly Tyler for the part of "Lorelei" thoroughly enjoyable. The production Upcoming situations involving in "Big Town." She replaces Jane Nigh and writing on the first show was (Continued On Next Page) tops. M.R. who has retired to await the stork. ex+ex4exiexentencoexlexentOx0x4:7401147 .. . Fans who have enjoyed working out the Photoquiz" feature in a lead- ing national magazine will find the televersion of the "who-dun-it" quiz "The Colgate Comedy Hour" on KTTV. • . .Joanne Gilbert guests BNB)) with Donald O'Connor on his "Colgate" Sundays, 8 pan. stanza, October 25. .. ,Dude Martin •FEATURES Martin and Lewis launched the new will preside at the first annual Cali- Cover—Ray Milland, fornia Horse Show. Proceeds are season for the Colgate Comedy Hour Phyllis Avery tagged for the benefit of the Mickey with a show that had i7s share of hits The Mask Is Off Page 2 Finn Youth Clubs. The place: Devon- and misses. Offspring Makes Good Page 3 shire Downs Fairgrounds, Northridge; Leading off with a routine that It's A Great Racket Page 4-5 the dates: October 23, 24 and 25. didn't generate much excitement, it Putting Pete On the Pan Page 6 Pigskin Predictions Page 39 ABC-TV grossed a record of $20.000,- proceeded to fall into a rut with a 000 billing for fall programs from skit about the TV set and the "friend- What I Know About Guy twenty-three new national advertisers. ly" spieler as played by Jerry. The act by Andy Devine Page 40 Obviously the "third" network is was too long and was saved from dis- What I Know About Andy climbing the ladder fast. ... Here's a aster only because of Jerry's amusing by Guy Madison _Page 41 combo that can't miss: a telefilm co- satire on various types of TV plug "Nutsy" is Nuts About Page 42 starring "Lassie" and child actor Tom artists. Kids Rettig starts shooting at Sam Goldwyn The show started to move in the Any Woman Can Be studios with Les Goodwins directing. Burt Lancaster skit—with Burt's doing GlaMorous a remarkably good job. Playing his by Rita LaRoy Page 43 role, a take-off on his part in "Come NEWS Back, Little Sheba," in a somewhat This Week In TV Page 7 serious fashion, he gave Dean and Stop, Listen, Look i Shows You Ear, Eye Inspire Page 8 t May Like j Jerry a run for their money. It was undoubtedly one of the high spots of Radio In Review Page 28 the evening. Here were three great Radio Precasts Page 27 Danny Thomas Show talents doing a remarkable job. The Life Lines _Page 26 skit was a littlè long, but the boys Dial Data Page 25 RECA-TV (7) maintained laughs in spite of the un- Pick of the Pix Page 81 Tuesday, 9:00 p.m. necessary length. Radio Program Finder Page 36 TV Program Finder Page 24 Viewers will undoubtedly make Martin and Lewis, however, caught Holland's Tunnel Page 38 room for Danny Thomas after catching fire, as usual, with their closing bit. Fan Fax Page 23 the premiere show of his new telese- Jerry's leading the orchestra while ries, "Make Room for Daddy." Dean sings has always been good for ‘bidenonekv.~xone Danny plays the part of Danny Wil- loud laughs and this one was no ex- Page Seven OCTOBER 16, 1953 TV-RADIO LIFE This Week in TV—Continued

"Charley," "Lavina" and Dennis are indubitably going to draw the viewers who prefer their humor without slap- stick. But it may take time for the word to get around. Habit's a real thing. Agnes Martinez, Los Angeles. over Lawrence Welk, Roberta Linn, "Omnibus" ree with Mrs. Hamilton and and Alice Lon. Roberta has her own d ch the show she mentioned, show, Lawrence Welk is satisfied with Is XX T but 1 dd one of my own—Jack Alice Lon, and the people like her, so Sundays, 2 p.m. Rourke. ood digestion without what is all the argument about? the man cl up my TV screen. Last year "Omnibus" attempted to M. Martin, Los Angeles. flatter the intelligence of the average Just a note to tell you how much viewer and came up with mixed re- Marjorie J. Mather, -od. I enjoy "Holland's Tunnel," and also sults. In fact, the show had quite a I've never written what I the articles he writes in TV-RADIO struggle. The cause seemed to be more do or do not like on TV. think LIFE. His column is always well writ- it proper or polite to write ay he time slot than audience interest. ten and very interesting. It hasn't improved as far as the time unkind things about a show or s concerned, but it is certainly one you don't like. Our TV set has a swi Mrs. Dorothy Gonser, Torrance. to turn it off and one to change the Df the best shows on TV. It's loaded I like to say I danced to Lawrence channel. Constructive criticism is one ..yith imagination, effective writing Welk's music in Chicago for four thing but there is no reason to write ind directing, and it is a relief from years and met him. He's tops. I still nasty things just to get them off your the many productions that bank dance to his music here in California. chest. Our favorite programs are: 'leavily on cliche. I would like to say the reason no In addition to the excerpts from Liberace, "Dragnet," "Pentagon, U.S.A." doubt Mr. Welk doesn't want Alice and "Juke Box Jury." 'Oklahoma," ;here were two really Lon and Roberta Linn to meet is be- Dutstanding segments in this hour and cause it would be like a husband that Dorothy Weston, Hollywood. a half show. One was scenes from has been married twice bringing up 'he prize-winning film, "The Little Now that "Time for Beany" has his first wife to his present wife. No 7 ugitive." This was an absolute joy. moved to Channel 11 and has its old one likes to be reminded of how The highlight, however, was the time back, I hope many old viewers wonderful the other person is when ')lay, "Glory in the Flower," written and new ones as well will start watch- you're trying your best to do all you by William Inge and starring Hume ing again. can to top her. Cronyn and Jessica Tandy. This was a Florence Sherrick, Granada Hills. beautiful, moving production. Its writ- Jan S. Wilcox, Long Beach. ing was outstanding, the performances I have never written a letter of this Say doesn't any one like Red by Jessica Tandy and Cronyn were sort before but I feel that I must say Skelton? I think he's pretty good and luperb. a few words in he defense of Betty also makes people more cheerful. At White. Anyone who writes a deroga- This reviewer didn't catch the james least his jokes are better than Arthur tory letter about that gal just doesn't Godfrey's smutty ones. rhurber skit be if it was as good as know her. They couldn't possibly the rest of the show, "Omnibus" is know how conscientious and loving Jack Woods, Azusa. -eally doing a service to the public. she is. . . . Betty has no knowledge I think "Queen For A Day" is one Sven though it's on at a bad time, that I'm writing this, and if she did of the best shows on TV and Jack -rive It a good, long look and get your she would probably tell me not to, Bailey as emcee is a knockout. But "1 1th in TV renewed.—J.H. but I don't like to see her hurt by why not give the forgotten man a thoughtlessly written letters, and if you break as King For A Day more often, "Pride of the Family" would print a portion of my letter, say about once a month instead of a they might think twice and give her year. "TECA -TV a chance to reach their hearts before Fridays, 9 p.m. writing, for I know there isn't a less Walter Ernst, Los Angeles. "Pride of the Family," KECA- selfish or more kind, and lovely girl I am an old man as age goes, in all this world. No, I'm not related I'V's new entry to its power-laden seventy-four, but still very active to her but if it were possible to choose line-up for the year, has been touted mentally and physically. As one of the a sister, she would certainly be my in advance as a sensation. Well, it's first owners of a TV set and crystal number one choice. not exactly a sensation but it is cer- radio set, and a regular and very ap- tainly pleasant watching. preciative reader of TV-RADIO LIFE, Hazel M. Kimball, Encintas. I want to congratulate you on your Another of the domestic comedy When we first got our TV I bought very, very timely article, "TV Re- situation shows, the first telecast had several TV and radio magazines and ligious Racketeers." The article speaks enough good solid laughs and warmth decided TV-RADIO LIFE was the best, for itself and expresses the opinion to generate sorne excitement for its so I get it every week. .. . I can't see of myself and hundreds of my friends. future. Plot-wise it was nothing out why so many people were concerned It the ordinary, but the capable play- H. Lyle Thomas, Arcadia. ing of stars Paul Hartman, Fay Wray There is one criticism Iam going to and Natalie Wood lifted it well above CITY OF HOPE TELETHON make with Roller Derby. This summer, the so-so level. KTLA makes its entry into televis- besides watching every Monday night, Paul Hartman displayed an excel- ing big league telethons on October we and friends attended from ten to lent flair for light comedy. He is no 17-18 with the CITY OF HOPE fund fifteen games at Pasadena and Long eccentric —just an ordinary father raising campaign for a Leukemia Beach. My attendance and that of my with ordinary problems to meet. Upon Wing at the non-sectarian hospital. friends is going to stop, if the referees him rested mos .:of the burden for the Seventeen emcees and seventeen dance continue to favor one team on their opener and he came through in great bands, one for each hour of the tele- decisions. I hope Roller Derby will style. Fay Wray was charming and a cast, are on tap. A special Las Vegas stop this practice; and force the refe- stand-out as th mother, and Natalie contingent of celebrities will be flown rees to call penalties on both teams Wood, now qui•.e the young glamour to the Carthay Circle theatre to make (Continued on Page 17) girl, as always ;lid a fine bit of work. their tele -appeal for funds. Frank Sin- "Pride of the Family" is well worth atra, Shelley Winters, Ben Blue, Sam- a look. It may rot carry the impact of my Kaye, are a few of the "flying" TV PARTS and ABC's Danny Thomas and Ray Bolger personalities who will appear. SERVICE Agreement shows, but it is certainly a whale of In addition Lucille Ball, Desi Arnaz, a better show t-an about half of the Roy Rogers, Dale Evans, Red Skelton, 2FullYears only $30.00 top network productions now being Liberace, Lawrence Welk, Spade given an airing —4.H. H011ywood 2-3341 Cooley, Ina Ray Hutton and many Television Industries-4031 Wilshire Paçie Eight • more are also scheduled to appear. TV-RADIO LIFE OCTOBER 16, 1953 MONDAY-FRIDAY DAYTIME LOGS

8:30 4 Cinema Carnival—M-F 4 Key to Your Kitchen 9 Lucky U-30m. New 7 Ern Westmore Show Starring Kenny Curtis, Betty 9:15 2 Program Previews-15m. Tayior and Shug Fisher. 8 Love of Life—M-F 9:20 2 KNXT Farm Reporter— 11 Photo Quiz—M-F George Wolfe reports on farm 1:45 2 Search for Tomorrow— Bill Leyden w ith photogra- news. M-F-15m. phic quiz questions. 9:30 2 KNXT Mid Morning News Nlary Stuart, iynn Loring and Bess Johnson star. 3:45 2 Film —Tu. Only 7 Thrill Theater—M—F 5 World News—M,Th- "Vanishing Legion" 8 Guiding Light—M-F 3:55 5 Police Calls-5m.—M —Th. 8 Farm Report —Tu—Th 13 Public Service Film-15m. M-F 4:00 2 Dusty Walker Show—M-F 9:35 2 Morning Show—M—F 2:00 2 Love of Life—.15m. 4, 10 Welcome Travelers 9:45 8 Farm Report—M-W-F 4 Parlor Party S Playcrafters Club-25m. 8 Industry On Parade —Tu With Bill Stulla, Pat I.ynn, M-F. 9:55 11 KTTV News—M—F Buddy Jobe and Bob Mitchell. 6 Spanish Film—M,F. .7 Jarvis Kitcheri—M-F 7 Al Jarvis Journal of TV 10:00 4 Ding Dong School—M-F Al Jarvis and .loe Yocum Talent—M-F 7 Gypsy and Ted Movies- with guest personalities. 9 Star Time-30m. 234 hrs—M-F 8 Smokey Rogers—M-F With Gene Norman. 8 TV Classroom—M-W-F 9 Mama Weiss—.M-F. 11 Nancy Dixon-15m. 8 Your Schools Today — 10 Studio Ten M, W, F Tu-Th 11 Bill Leyden's Theatre— 11 Rita LaRoy—Tu, Th. 10:30 2 Star Hostess Party—W M-F. 4:15 2 Afternoon Show—M-E. 4 Glamour Girl—M-F 13 Mike Roy's Kitchen- 6 Spanish Film —Tu -W -th. Jack McCoy, emcee 60m. M-F 11 Movieland Matinee Strike It Rich—M-F 2:15 2 Guiding Light-15m. 4:25 3 News—Previews—M—F 10:45 2 California Living-30m. 2:30 2 Arthur Godfrey—M—Th. 5 Program Previews—M—F M,Tu,Th,F 2 Ladies Always Win—F. Mercedes Bates, hostess. 4:30 4, 10 On Your Account— 5 News and Music-15m. F. 11 Morning Serenade—M-F. M-F 2:45 5 World News—F. 3 Gabby Hayes—M—F 10:55 11 KTTV News—M-F. 7 Norvell—M-F S Movie Theater-60m. 11:00 2 California Living—W 2:55 5 Manning and the News 6 Spanish Film—M,hr,F. 4 Hawkins Falls—M-F Dave Manning With Inky in a 9 Gene Norman Show—M-F unique presentation of the 11 Star Shoppers news. Friday oil ly. 4:45 2 Dusty Walker Show— With Bill Welsh Quartri inri •.1 Western 8 What's Cooking?-30m. 2:55 9 Headlirte Report-5m. tunes. 11:15 4 The Bennetts—M-F 3:00 2 I'll Buy That—Tu,Th 3 Hollywood On the Line- 2 Double or Nothing— 3 Unk 'n' Andy—Tu,Th 11:30 2 Art Linkletter's House W, F. 3 Feminine Angle—W Party—M—F-30m. 4, 10 Kate Smith Show— 3 Fun With Felix—F 4 Three Steps To Heaven M-F 6 Spanish Film —Tu. M-F. 5 Mrs. Talent U.S.A.—F 4:50 13 Dr. Ernest C. Wilson— 8 Double Or Nothing— 7 Norvell Theater—M-F M,W,F With his "Thought For the 9 Queen for a Day-30m. fray." Garry Moore—Tu,Th 13 Betty White—Hollywood 11 Norma Gilchrist Show— on TV—M-F 11:45 4 Follow Your Heart— With Betty White, David Street and the Boulevard WHAT'S THE BEST M-F Boys' Trio plus three daily guest acts. 12:00 2 The Big Payoff—M—F— 4 Jack McElroy Show- 3:30 2 Garry Moorel—M-F DIME BUY 60m.—M—F 5 Music—M,Th-15m. Big Payoff-30m.—M,W,F S Tricks and Treats—F IN TOWN? orris rirry pl ians food for a Garry Moore —Tu all occasions. I 11 Sheriff John's Lunch Brigade-60m. brim kris irk rs. 1111111.11111M1 12:15 8 Little Theater —Tu 12:30 2 Bob Crosby Show Arthur Godfrey—M-W a Bob Crosby—T -Th -F NEW TIME THURSDAY 12:45 7 Paul Price—M-F 8 I'll Buy That—M-W Bob Crosby —Tu-Th -F 9 Suspects Wanted—M-F. • 12:55 9 News After Noon—M-F. MUSICAL CHAIRS 1:00 2 Strike It Rich-30m. Warren 'lull, emcee. with Johnny__ roge.L _ 4 Mary McAdoo—M-W-F. Mercer 4 Caroline Leonetti —Tu-Th. New 7 Turn To a Friend eçi Starring Dennis James. 8 Newsreel—M-F 9 The Crosbys Calling— M—F 11 Chef Milani Show. witti mill:aril, Ted Flo hito. Lou Marcel and guests. 1:15 8 Search for Tomorrow— M-F 1:30 2 Bride and Groom-15m.

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7 SATURDAY 11 LOGS October 17 Information i?eceived From Stations 12:00 2 The Sports Picture 4 Who Said That?-30m. Subject ;to Last Minute Change "Rock River Renegades," and "ti-87" June Lockhart returns as a regular panelist tonight. M Indicates Microwave 5 Giant Movie-60m. •A‘ riiywood Varieties," with Robert S The Fighting West-60m. K Inlicates Kinescoped "Deputy Marshall" with Jun Hall 900 7 Young Adventurers Club- • Super Circus and Francis Langford. 60m. - .'aturing Mary Hartline. 7 Space Patrol-30m. Buzz and Happy survive one tor- 9:15 4 Cinema Carnival 12:30 7 Cc., snin Midnight ture but find themselves lured to "i)..c,,v," with Jean Gillis and Ed- 8 Movietime-60m. the nesting ground of "The Ice Wa 'Norris. To be announced. Demon of Planet X." 9:45 8 Televespers 1:00 5 Giant Movie-4-75m. 9 Tele -Teen Reporter-30m. 13:00 7 Tootsie Hippodrome-Kids- "Outlaw Gang," with Don Barry. Al Burton with teen-age talent. Guests are David Graeme from 8 Sky King-30m. 8 Lone Ranger-30m. UCLA and the William Adrian 10:15 5 Recorded Music-15m. 1:30 8 Guide Right-30m. Models. 10:30 4 Farm and Gardens-45m. 1:55 7 Hudson Theater-60m. 10 Information Police Gut den 'rips and News. ''In Old Montana,' with Fred Scott. 11 Movie Marshal's Cartoon 5 Giant Movie-1-60m. 2:00 8 Service Football Carnival-30m. "Apache Chief," with Alan Curtis. Camp Pendleton vs. Marine Corps 6:00 2 To Be Announced New 7 Jr. Press Conference-30m. Recruits Depot at Naval Air Station. 3 Saturday Matinee-15m, Huth Geri Ilagy, moderator with 2:15 3 After Game Feature New 4 Victory At Sea-30m. four college students who direct 5 Giant Movie-4-90m. questions to V. K, Krishna Menon, 6 Movie "Angels with Broken Wings," with head of Indian delegation to U.N. "Hollywood Barn Dance," with Binnie Berries and Gilbert Roland. Spade Cooley and Ernest Tubbs. 8 Air Force Theater 11 Test Pattern-45m. 7 Saturday Night Fights-45m. 10:45 2 Program Previews-15m. 2:30 4, 10 Scoreboard-15m, 8 Red Skelton Show-30m. 11:00 2 Mcrning News 2:45 4 Gridiron Round Up-15m. 9 Action Theater-60m. New 7 With Cleve Hermann, Of Many Things-30m. "Brand Hate," with Bob Steele. Dr. Bergen Evans with guest Miss New 7 Parade of Miracles-5m. 10 Film-45m. Frances Perkins, former Secretary 3:00 2 Learning '53-30m. of Labor, who discusses the eman- 11 Captain Z-Ro -15m. cipi lion of women since 1900. 4 Outdoors with Wangenheim Roy Steffens reveals worlds of to- 8 Smilin' Ed McConnell-30m. 7 Campus Farmers-30m. morrow and past to children, Agricultural tips and news with assisted by Jeff Silvers. 11:05 2 Shakespeare on TV Arnold Pike. moderator. 6:15 3 Saturday Reporter-15m. With Dr, Frank C. Baxter. 11 Afternoon Serenade-I0m. 11 Movie Marshal's Cartoon Car- 11:15 4 Gridiron Warm Up-15m. 3:10 11 KTTV News-5m. nival-15m. With Cleve Hermann. 3:15 10 Movie-75m. 6:25 13 Late News-5m 11:25 3 News; Previews 11 Red Ryder-60m. 6:30 2 Beat the Clock-30m. 11:30 3 Pre-Game Feature "Homesteaders of Paradise Valley," Fl ank Wayne and Roxanne with 4 Game of the Week Preview with Rocky Lane and Bobby Blake. time-paying contestants. 3:30 2 Space Hoppers Matinee-60m. 3 This Is the Life 5 Smilin` Ed's Gang-30m. Dal McKennon and Saul Robbins, Smilin' Ed McConnell with Gunge 4 The Tex Williams Show the elephant boy, Froggy the grem- 4 Big Picture-30m. Starring Tex Williams with Smokey lin, Squeakie the mouse and Mid- 5 Giant Movie-60m. Rogers, Terrea Lee, Jimmie Widen- night the cat. The thrilling story of "Desperate Adventure'," with Marian er, Jymme Shor and Nancy Wible a giant horse which escaped from Marsh. with Candy. Special added attrac- Litt e Fox's rope is today's adven- 7 Stu Erwin Show-30m. tion is "The Arden Giant." ture. Starring Stu Erwin and June Coll- 5 Movie Theatre-90m. 7 Hudson Theater-60m. yer In "Tempest in • Teapot." "Fun On a Weekend," with Eddie "Cy :lone Ranger," with Bill Cody. 4:00 4 American Inventory-30m. Bracken and Priscilla Lane. 8 Rocket Rangers Experts from three cities present re- 8 Trouble With Father-K-30m. Science-fiction adventures. ports in progress in improving local 11 Time For Beany-30m. 10 Press Box Review conditions. Anne Holland discusses 13 Realty Exhange-30m. 11:45 3, 4, 10 Football Game Baltimore's aluni clearance project. Frank Sturdy reports on Chicago's 6:45 7 Fight Talk-15m. Alabama vs. Tennessee traffic conditions and Dr. Joseph Featuring Red Smith and Don Loreton describes the Bronx success Dunphy in up-to-the-minute report In alleviating crowded school con- on boxing and other major sport ditions. events. 7 Sagebrush Theater-60m. 10 News-15m. 4:30 2 Rod Brown Rocket Ranger 7:00 2, 3, 8 Medallion Theater-30m. Cliff liobertst.ii as Bud BroWn. Victor Moore stars in "A Time for 4 Your Air Force Theater Heroes," the story of a veteran of Shiloh and Gettysburg whose un- 5 Giant Movie-60m. yielding pride leads to one of the "Radar Secret Service," with John most amazing court trials of all Howard and Adele Jergens. time. Special music score by Alex 6 Big Game Hunt-30m. North. 10 Film-30m. 7 Affairs of China Smith- 11 Auction City-60m. Mystery-30m. With Sam Munnis. Starring Dan Duryea in "Celestial 13 Public Service Film Pebbles," unravels the mystery of a stolen necklace. 4:45 4 Joe Di Maggio-15m. • Best of Rams-Films rimed baseball series with guests from world of baseball. 10 Film-30m. 9 The Chistophers-15m. 11 Saturday Cinema Don McNeil is guest. 13 Musical Clues-30m. 13 Short Story W.th Panelists Hawthorne and 5:00 2 Captain Midnight Ralph Bose, conductor, Alex Cooper 500 Labe s in Plastic Box, $1.00 and guests. Personalize your checks, books, stationery, 4 Pet Showcase-30m. 7:15 6 Movie-75m. records, gift cards, etc., with your own With Arch Presby. - Invisible Ghost," with Bela Lugusi. name and address labels. Hundreds of 6 Movie-60m. 7:30 2 Revlon Mirror Theater-30m. uses. Any 3 linos printed on fine gummed "Rangers Roundup" with Fred Scott. paper In smart blue type, packaged in use- Ruth Hussey and David Brian star ful plastic pcoket-size gift box. Ideal for 7 Cisco Kid-30m. In "Flight from Home." gifts, party favors, etc. ORDER NOW! 500 8 What Do You Think-60m. 3 Badge 714 for $1.00 ppd. SPECIAL INTRODUCTORY 9 Seapower for Peace-30m. Starring Jack Webb. OFFER, any I. orders for $5.00. PRINT 5:15 13 Saturday Matinee 4, 10 Ethel and Albert-Comedy- CLEARLY. Satisfaction guaranteed. Califor- "Sons of Adventure," with Lynne Starring Peg Lynch and Alan Bunce. nia residents add 3% tax, L. A. 31/2%. Albert objects tu a new young den- TEIDEE ENTERPRISES, P.O. BOX 1484, Holly- Roberts und Russell Hayden. tist when he visits his regular den- wood 28, Calif. 5:30 2 Johnny Jupiter-30m. tist for treatment on an aching 3 SmIlin' Ed McConnell-30m. tooth.

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SATURDAY /17 LOGS October 77 New 7 Leave It to the Girls-30m. 9:30 2 My Favorite Husband- Maggie MeNellis heads panel consist- Comedy-30m. ing of Eloise aleElnione, Vanessa Starring Joan Caulfield and Barry Wicker artl Brown, Florence Pritchett and Lisa Nelson as Liz and George Cooper. Ferrada'. First guest is John Henry Saturday, October 17 Faulk, FV personality. 3 Saturday Sit-In Theater-90m. 8 Red Buttons Show "DECOY," Jean Gill ie, Edward Norris- 8 Jackie Gleason-Variety--K 1946. (4) 9:15 a.m. Story of a mercenary, 13 Hometown Jamboree-60m. 9:45 6 Movie-75m. hard-bitten female, told by flashback. Not "Who Goes Next," •vith Barry K. for children or tender-hearted. With Chille Stone, Tennessee Ernie, Barnes and Jack Hawkins. Molly Bee, Bucky Tibbs, Joan "APACHE CHIEF," Alan Curtis, Tom Neal, O'Brien 9 Ted Meyers Repels Carol Thurston-1949. (5) 10:30 a.m. Plot 7:45 3 The Christophers-15m. 10:00 2 You're Never Too Old-30m. revolves around the uncontrolled lust for Starring Harry Kople n and Marilyn power of an Apache. Curtis portrays a 8:00 2, 3, 8 Jackie Gleason Show good Indian. Jackie Gleason in comic character- liare. izations assisted by Art Carney, 8 Orchid Award-15m. "CYCLONE RANGER," Bill Cody. (7) Audri v Meadows, Joyce Randolph Donald Woods, emcee presents 11:30 a.m. and the June Taylor Dancers. award to Nanette Ea'aray. "ROCK RIVER RENEGADES," Roy Corri- gan, John King, Max Terhune-1942. The 4, 10 Bonino-Comedy-30m. 9 To Be Announced Range Busters aid a U. S. Marshal track Starring Ezio Pinza. Bonin° gets his 11 Cowboy Church-30m. down an outlaw, who incidentally is the first lesson in hot jazz via his son marshal's rival for a lady fair. played by Conrad Janis who heads With Stuart lianible the "Tailgaters," a five piece group New 13 Critical Court-30 . "U-67." (Documentary). (2). of famous jazz greats including Wally Sherwin heads a jury who "HOLLYWOOD VARIETIES," Robert Aida R. C. H. Smith, Gene Sedric, Art advise persons on everyday prob- -1949. (5) 12:00 n. Vaudeville with Aida Trappier and Elmer Schobel. lems. as emcee. An assortment of sing ing, dancing, comedy, acrobatic and animal $ Spade Colley-Variety-60m. 10:15 8 Boxing-60m. Spade Cooley and his orchestra with acts. musical entertainment and acts. 10:30 2 Juke Box Jury-90m. "OUTLAW GANG," Don Barry. (5) 1:10 p.m. Peter Potter and guests rate latest 7 Under the Pepper Trees-15m. "IN OLD MONTANA," Fred Scott. (7) records. Appearing al e Frances Far- 1:55 p.m. With Hank Weaver. well, Jack Kruschner, Jerry South- 9 Big Picture ern and Dean Martin. "ANGELS WITH BROKEN WINGS," BInnie "2ath Infantry Division." Barnes, Gilbert Roland-1941. (5) 4, 10 Your Hit Pare de-Music-K 2:15 p.m A widow and man want to get 8:15 7 Hollywood Legion Bouts Starring Giselle MacKenzie with married, but an ex-spouse tries to pre- State middleweight champ Charley Snooky Unison, Dorothy Collins vent it. Widow's children connive to ef- Green vs. Eddie Smith of Chicago and Russell Arms. Raymond Scott fect happy ending. In s1 ten round non-title bout. and his orchestra head musical "HOMESTEADERS OF PARADISE VAL- 8:30 4, 10 Original Amateur Hour- group. LEY," Rocky Lane, Bobby Blake. (11) Ted Mack with new talent per- 3:15 p.m. A gang of crooks are trying to formers. 11 Town Hall Party--.2 hrs. Jay Stewart emcee, with 'l'ex Ritter, destroy the water supply of a group of 6 Movie-60m. Les "Carrot Top" Arderson, Wesley homesteaders. "Second Chorus," with Fred Astaire and Marilyn Tuttle, Jack Lloyd, Joe "DESPERATE ADVENTURE," Marian and Paulette Goddard. Maphis. Rose Lee, Texas Tiny and Marsh, Ramon Navarro, Margaret Talli- 8 I Love Lucy-Comedy-30m. Tex Williams leading the band. chet-1938. (5) 3:30 p.m. Navarro, a Starring Lucille Ball and Deal Arnaz 13 Late News-5m. tempertnental painter, is pursued by one 9 Feature Film-75m. girl and resisted by another. Picture has 10:35 13 Owl Movie some charm and considerable humor. 11 Captured-30m. "Saints and Sinners," with the Irish "The Willy Sutton Story," (Part 3)• Abbey players. "RADAR SECRET SERVICE," John Howard, 13 Saturday Double Header-90m Adele Jergens. (5) 4:30 p.m. An Interest- "Love, Honor and Goodbye," with 11:00 3 Final News-15mjs ing film on the use of radar for crime Virginia Bruce. 4 Call the Coach-1 m. detection. 9:00 2, 3 Two for the Money-Quiz With Jess Hill and Red Sanders. "SONS OF ADVENTURE," Lynne Roberts, Herb Shriner conducts quiz ses- 5 City of Hope Tel thon Russell Hayden. (13) 5:15 p.m. Murder on a movie lot, followed by top excite- sions for studio contestants. Dr, Ma- Star-studded 17 hou 's with a fam- son Gross is Judge. Music by Milton ous personality and band appearing ment in tracking down suspect. DeLugg and the orchestra. each hour. "DEPUTY MARSHALL," Jon Hall, Frances 4 Show of Shows-M-90m. 7 Moonlight Movie Theater Langford-1949. (5) 5:30 p.m. Composed Starring Sid Caesar and Imogene "Prairie Chickens," with Jimmy of the usual amount of action, shooting Cocos with Eddie Albert and Mar- Rogers. and fights. guerite Piazza. 8 City of Hope T.1 thon "BRAND OF HATE," Bob Steele. (9) 6:00 p.m. Bob Steele manages to kill all S Saturday Night Movies-2 hrs. 10 Ten Spot Theater "That Dangerous Age," with Myrna the bad guys and save the old homestead. Loy and Richard Greene. 11:15 4 Great Moments In Golf "FUN ON A WEEKEND," Eddie Bracken, Cleve Hermann, host. 8 Gallo Star Studio-30m. Priscilla Lane. (5) 6:30 p.m. Merry Ti be announced. 11:20 4 Late Date At the Movies comedy about a boy and girl who try to 'Rubber Racketeers," with Rochelle 11 Stuart Hamblen and His Lucky break into society in one weekend. Hudson, Billy Hendy and Ricardo "THAT DANGEROUS AGE," Myrna Loy, Stars-60m. Cortez. Richard Greene, Peggy Cummings-195C. With Stuart Hamblen, Susie Ham- 8 City of Hope Telethon blen the Prairie Choir, Brush 11:30 (5) 9:CO p.m. A lawyer pays more atten- Arbor Quartet and blue Bonnets. 12:00 2 Enoch Theatre tion to business than wife, resulting in romantic complications. "SAINTS AND SI NNERS," Irish Abbey Players-1949. (13) 10:35 p.m. Srpersti- S Mlles North of Chatsworth tions exhibited by the inhabitants of a on Highway 118 small Irish village when they become convinced that the world is coming to an end. CORRIGANYILLE "PRAIRIE CHICKENS." Jimmy Rogers. MOVIE RANCH Noah Berry, Jr.-1942. (7) 11:00 p.m. A comedy Western Involving cattle rustling Rodeo - Stage Show - Dancing to Broome and pretty girls. Bros. 9-Piece Band - Movi• aril TV Stars "RUBBER RACKETEERS." Ricardo Cortez, In Person. Rochelle Hudson, Bit Henry - 1942. 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Information Received From Stations 1:00 2 Juvenile Jury-Panel 8 Pride of the Family-30m. Subject to Last Minute Change Children's panel advise their con- Starring Paul Hartman. temporaries un vital problems. 4 Get the Facts-30m. M Indicates Microwave 4 Mr. Wizard-Science-(K)-30m. 7 Frank Leahy Show-15m. K Indicates Kinescoped Dun Herbert and his fun with Frank I.eahy with guest football science demonstrations. Betty learns coach of the opposing team. 9:00 how to make a paddle wheel out of 4:45 7 Notre Dame Football Game New 5, 8 City of Hope Telethon an ice cream carton and how to Star-studded telethon with a famous break a 2 by 4 plank in half. Notre Dame vs. Pittsburgh. .personality and band appearing 7 Message of the Master-30m. 5:00 2 The Lone Ranger each hour. Central Church of Christ of Pasa- 4, 10 Hall of Fame-Drama-60m. 9:15 11 Morning Serenade dena. Sarni', Churchill hostess. 9:25 11 KTTV News-5m. 11 Auction Park 5 Man's Best Friend-30m, 9:30 11 Sunday Western-60m. Bill Welsh from Culver City Le- With Herb Wegner. "lucky Terror," with Hoot Gibson, gion Stadium. Movie-60m. 10:00 4 American Forum of the Air 13 Sunday Matinee-75m. "Kid Banger," Bob Steele, Theodore Granik presents Ralph A. "Bonnie Prince Charlie," starring 8 You Asked for it-30m. Tudor, Under-Secretary of the In- David Nlven. Art Baker, host terior and Senator Henry M. Jack- 1:30 2 Light of Faith-30m. 9 Fearless Fosdick-30m. son (D.-Wash.) who discuss the Religious program. Adventures of a comic strip char- subject, "Are We ,Headed for So- acter. cialism?" 4 Sunday Service-30m. 11 Super Serial-30m. 7 Comedy Curtain Call-15m. 8 City of Hope Telethon 13 Who Knows This?-10m. 8 Green Thumb-30m. 10:15 7 Stars On Parade-15m. 5:25 13 Late News New 11 Does Crime Pay? Air Force Theater-15m. 5:30 2 Gene Autry Show-30m. "Air Force Special Service." With Tommy Crosson and guests. 3 Inspirational Time-15m, 10:30 4 The Catholic Hour 1:45 7 Adv. of Captain Hartz 5 Half-Pint Panel-30m. Subject, "Lucifer At Large." 2:00 2, 3 Omnibus-90m. Alistair Cook, emcee. Al Derma way emcees children's dis- 7 My garden and I-30m. cussion show. Gordon Baker Lloyd and Dorothy 4 This Is the Life-Film-30m. 8 Lone Ranger-30m. Dahl Lloyd. Subject: "The Greater Pardon." 9 Captain Midnight-30m. S City of Hope Telethon 9 Go With the Pros-30m. 11 Film Featurette-30m. With Bill Brundige and Bob Water- Top show personalities and bands field. appearing hourly. 13 Freedom Foruni-60m. With Freeman Lusk. 11 The Pickard Family-30m. 7 Super Circus-60m. 5:45 3 Sunday News Reporter 10:45 8 City of Hope Telephon Featuring Mary Hartline with circus Today's bill: Protestor Keller's wild 8 Don Lee World News-15m, 10 Game Preview animal act, a special clown skit, an 11 Washington Calling California 13 Religious Film-30m. anniversary party, a trampoline con- Weekly report from nation's capitol - Trial At Jerusalem." test between three youngsters, Rick with top government officials. Clyde Roy, trapeze artist, Arnold Castine Port is moderator. 10:55 3 News and his chimps and dog and the 5:55 3 News-Previews 11:00 2 Program Previews Catholis troupe, juggling and perch 6:00 2, 3 You Are There-K-30m. 4 Cinema Carnival wheel special ists, Walter Cronkite recreates "The "Rubber Racketeers," with Ricardo 8 Omnibus-90m. Triumph of Sigmund Freud." Cortez, Rochelle Hudson and Billy Henry. 9 Pro Quiz Club-30m. 4, 10 Meet the Press-30m. With Bill Brundige and Bob Water- Martha Boundtree, moderator with 3 Pro Football-3 hrs. field. guests. Detioit Lions vs. Los Angeles Rams. 2:15 13 Sunday Matinee-75m. 5 Wild Bill Hickok-30m. 9, 10 Go With the Rams "Northwest Outpost," with Nelson with Guy Madison and Andy De- Los Angeles Rams vs. Detroit Lions, Eddy and Ilona Massey. vine. Tonight's episode concerns Jim Britt announces. 2:30 4 Facts Forum a crooked mine owner who tries to New 5 City of Hope Telethon Today's topic: "British Trade with make a double profit on silver ore. 7 Church in the Home-60m. China." 6 Movie-60m. 8 Smilin' Ed McConnell • Feature Film-75m. "Block Busters," Eastside Kids. "Danger, Women At Work," Patsy New 7 Paul Whiteman's TV Teen Club 11 Great Churches of the Golden Kelly and Mary Brian. Paul Whiteman with talented teen- West-60m. 11 Jalopy Derby-2 /12 hrs. agers. With Rev, Clifton Moore from the Bill Welsh, host. 8 Fred Waring Show-30m. First rethern Church of Long Beach. 3:00 4 Halls of Science-K-30m. 8 Sky King-30m. S City of Hope Telethon 11:15 2 Film-15m. 11 Twenty Questions-Quiz-K- Top show personalities and bands With Jay Jackson, Fred Van De- 13 Sunday Morning Movie-75m. appearing hourly, venter, Florence Rine rd, Herb "A Spurting Chance." 7 Little Lady Story Time-30m. Polesie, Dick Harrison and guest. 11:30 2 Garden Vagabond-15m. Irene Wicker with stories for chil- 6:15 3 Sunday News Reporter dren Garden Editor Norvell Gillespie 6:30 2 Quiz Kids-Panel-30m. with films of fabulous foreign 3:30 2 Cavalcade of Books-30m. 3 Georgie Jessel Show gardens and lessons in applied gar- 4, 10 Excursion-M-30m. dening for Southern California 4, 10 Roy Rogers Show-30m. viewers. Burgess Meredith, emcee, with ex- perts from the worlds of science, The head of a robbery and rustling 12:00 2 Operation Safety-30m. art, drama and literature who speak gang tells Roy and Dale he didn't Hints on traffic safety and reports for Young Americans. Former Presi- steal funds from a school and sets on national accidents. dent Herbert Hoover is guest. out to find the guilty party. 3 City of Hope Telethon 7 Film-30m. 5 Eastside Kids-60m. 'l'op i‘hu w personalities and bands "Smart AI ecks." 8 You Are There-30m. appearing hourly. 7 The Georgie Jessel Show With FANS a rit It. M UCCOW. 7 Fighting Marines-Serial-30m, George Jessel, toastmaster with Wil- 13 Sunday Matinee-90m. liam Wail ield, noted singer, Roland 11 770 On TV "Dark %Vateis," with Merle Oberon. Bill Cago and guests. La Stares, heavyweight fighter and 3:45 9 Feature Film-75m. Rose Marie, 12:30 2 Youth Takes a Stand "Nabonga," Buster Crabbe, Flfi 8 Chevron Theater-30m. 4 Zoo Parade-30m. D'Orsay. 9 Craig Kennedy-Criminologist R. Marlin Perkins discusses the con- 4:00 2 Afternoon Show "Murder On Stage 9." stant struggle of an iiuuaia fur sur- "When's Your Birthday," with Joe vival. E. Brown. 11 Chance of a Lifetime-30m. Dennis James with guests. 5 City of Hope Telethon-90m. 4, 10 Kukla, Fran and 011ie- Top show personalities and bands 13 Tin Pan Ailey-60m. 30m. appearing hourly. Starring Andy Russell, Margaret Puppet adventures with Fran Alli- 7 Faith for Today-30m. Whiting. Ray Noble and Jack Haley. son. Ernie Felice and Anita Gordon pro- Hew. William Iagal with drama- vide music. tizations of con ten puta 'y problems. 5 Twin Movies-75m. "Timber Fury " 6:45 3 Sunday Reporter-15m. 11 Garden Chats-30m. 7 Gordon's Garden-30m. Joe Littlefield discusses bull's. 7:00 2, 3 Private Secretary-30m. Gordon Baker Lloyd discusses new Starring Ann Sothern as Susie. New 13 Winslow of the Coast Guard ways to use bulbs In outdoor gar- Chapter 1 of a new serial. spends a harrowing night with a dening. girl alleged to be a husband killer.

Page Twelve TV_RADIO LIFE SUNDAY tr LOGS October 18 4, 10 Winchell-Mahoney Show- 7, 8 Walter Windiell-News- 30m. 15m. Paul Winchell with his Puppet 9 "102" Theater Wicker kre Jerry. Comedy variety is supplied "Almost A Bride," Shirley Temple, by Diane Sinclair, Ken Spaulding David Ni%en. Sunday, October 18 and Dina Varela. Lynn Bari is 11 Front Page Detective-30m. "PHILO VANCE RETURNS," William guest and appears with Paul in a Edmund Lowe stars in "The Other dramatic skit as an Egyptian beauty Wright, Terry Austin-1947. (4) 8:30 a.m. Face ' Super-sleuth solves murder of wealthy in an atmosphere of oriental in- playboy. The six women In playboy's trigue. 9:15 7 The Orchid Award-15m. Ronald Regan, guest emcee, presents life complicate matters. 7 ILed Three Lives award to Liberuce. "LUCKY TERROE," Hoot Gibson. (11) Richard Carlson stars in a drama- 8 Tomorrow's News-15m. 9:30 a.m. tic series depicting the true story of "RUBBER RACKETEERS," Ricardo Cortez, Herbert Philbrick. Boston executive, 9:30 Rochelle Hudson, Bil Henry. (4) who lived nine years as a Commu- New 2, 8 Man Behind the Badge 11:00 a.m. (See Saturday (4) 11:20 p.m.) nist and counter-spy fur the F.B.I. Paul Tripp and Joey Walsh star in "BONNIE PRINCE CHARLIE," David Niven. (13) 1:00 p.m. Recent picture dealing 8 Private Secretary-30m. the story of an understanding pro- bation officer and a boy in trouble. with the Scots' battle to restore the Starring Ann Sothern. monarch of their choice. 7 The Lighted Window-30m. 9 PCC Western Football "NORTHWEST OUTPOST," Nelson Eddy, UCLA vs. Stanford-Bill Brundige 11 Rocky King, Detective-K- Ilona Massey, Elsa Lanchester-1947. (13) and Jack Shaw, commentators. Starring Roscoe 2:15 p.m. Story of the Northwest when Russia still owned Alaska. 11 Noah Webster Says-K 10:00 2 The Web-30m. "DANGER, WOMEN AT WORK," Patsy Ed Reimers with a word defini- "Kind Strainer," with Joan Cope- Kelly, Mary Brian. (9) 2:30 p.m. tion cantest. Dr. Frederick Lindsley land and 110!. Martin in the story "DARK WATERS," Merle Oberon, Franchot of Occidental College joins in the of a lonely woman and a man Tone. (13) 3:30 p.m. In which pretended weekly telecast. who befriends her in Central Park. benefactors try to drive girl out of her 3 Sunday Sit-In Theater 7:15 6 Movie-90m. mind. "Swiss Family Robinson," with 4, 10 Letter to Loretta-Drama- "NABONGA," Buster Crabbe, Fifi D'Orsay- Thomas Mitchell and Freddie Bar- Loretta Young dramatizes answers 1944. (9) 3:45 p.m. Plane carrying New tholomew. to fan letters she receives. Tonight's York embezzler and hie daughter crashes story: "Turn of the Card," the story in Jungle. Child survives and is befriend- 7 The Alcoholic Can Come Back of a card shark and an attractive ed by an ape. 7:30 2, 8 What's My Line-M-30m. woman un board ship who reveal "WHEN'S YOUR BIRTHDAY?" Joe E. Moderator Juno Daly with panelists their true characters after • canasta Brown. (2) 4:00 p.m. Comedy in which Arlene Francis. Dorothy Kilgallen. game where both lose a consider- Brown assumes roles of astrologer and Steve Allen and Bennett Cerf. able amount of money. fighter. "TIMBER FURY," David Bruce, Laura Lee- 3 Cisco Kid-30m. 5 Teleforum-60m. 1950. (5) 4:CO p.m. Toro, the Wonder With Dr. Rufus B. von KleiriStuld. 4, 10 Mr. Peepers-K-30m. Dog, acts, too, in tale of tall timber Wally Cox as Mr. Peepers is invited 6 Movie-75m. and murder. to aparty in honor of Mrs. Gurney's "The Third Clue," with Ball "SMART ALECKS," Eastside Kids, Leo Gor- neice whose visit to Jefferson City Sidney. cey, Bobby Jordan Huntz Hall-1942. (5) creates more than a stir. 7 Hour of Decision-15m. 6:30 p.m. The "kids" get hep to base- With Billy Graham. ball, "CHRISTMAS EVE," George Raft, Joan 5 "The Movies"-90m. 8 My Friend Irmo-30m, Biondell, George Brent, Randolph Scott, Brought tn you by Barbara Ann Starring Marie Wilson. Ann Harding. All-star cast in rather thin Bread and Star Kist Tuna. 11 The Plainclothes Mon-K-30m. picture about a kindly old lady and her Ken Lynch and Jack Unison star three foster sons. 7 Star Studio-Drama-30m. In "The Triple Doubleeross," the "ALMOST A BRIDE," Shirley Temple, David story uf a young surgeon whose ca- Niven. (9) 9:00 p.m. In which a young 9 Inspector Mark Sabre-30m. reer is cut short by a sentence as a girl imagines that an old roue wants to St arring Toni COIINNII>. narcotics peddler. marry her. 11 George Putnam-News-30m. 13 I'm the Law-30m. "CROW HOLLOW," Donald Houston, Nata- Starring Creurge Haft as Lt. Kirby. sha Parry, Nora Nicholson-19U. (13) 13 Sunday Movie Playhouse- 10:CO p.m. 'Christmas Eve," with George haft 10:15 7 The World Church-30m. "COURTNEY AFFAIR," Michael Wilding, and Juan Blundell. 13 Late News -Sm. Anna Neagle. (13) 11:05 p.m. Comedy 8:00 2 Toast of the Town-K-30m. 10:30 2 Platter Panel about a butler ard some missing Jewels. Ed Sullivan with Nora )(teach and 4 This Is Your Music-15m, "THE DARK LIGHT," Daphne Day, Paul istan Habovski. Helen Pat Fish with Paul Nero and Demal. (2) 11:30 p.m. 3, 4, 10 Comedy Hour-L-60m. His Sextet. Kathryn Steele and Keith Eddie Cantor with Al Goodman's Carver. 'Toni Harmon is guest. Orchestra and guests Jack Benny, 8 This Is Show Business-30m. DO YOUR SQUAW AND PAPOOSES Connie Russell and Billy Daniel. Jacqueline Susann is guest panelist. This marks Eddy's and Jack's first GET ON THE WARPATH? TV appearance together. 9 TV Jukebox 10 Man Against Crime 7 Crossroads of Life-30m. Cameron Shipp, nioderator, Judge 11 Paul Coates Confidential File- Elmer Doyle. Dr. A. J. Soldann, Expose or crime in Los Angeles. Elizabeth Watson and Dr. John L. Guest speakers appear. Haskins assist persons with every- 13 Street Corner, U.S.A.-30m. day problems Clete Roberts with timely news 8 Hank McCune-30m. topics and guest speakers. 9 This Is Hawaii-30m. 10:45 4 Industry On Parade-15m. Starring Alfred Apaka in an all Hawaiian program. 11:00 3 Final News 11 Film Featurette 4 Late Date At the Movies Pli il,, N'atice Returns," with Alan 8:30 7 Home and Fashion Show- and Sheila 11> an. Let 'em sleep like Indians at WIGWAM 30m. VILLAGE, U. S. 66, San Bernardino (Wait 8 Files of Jeffrey Jones-30m. 5 Final Edition-15m. With hen G raue. Side). Recommended by Duncan Hines. 9 From Hollywood-Drama- 8 This Is the Life-30m. 2 people, $5; 4 people, $8. "w inter Love." 11 Voices of Victory-30m. 10 Ten Spot Theater-30m. 8:45 6 Movie-75m. 11 Fight of the Week 'Melody Master," with Dona M. ,0 With Chris Shenkel from Eastern Parkway Arena, New York, and Alan Curtis. ¡VS TOP PICTURES 13 Sunday Movie Playhouse- 13 Late News-5m. '('row Hollow." 11:05 13 Owl Movie EVERY 9:00 2 Fred Waring Show-Music-K- "Courtney Allai, ," with Michael 1-.KI Waring and the Pennsyl- Wilding. "THE MOVIES" , AIDS, SUN. 11:15 5 Tele -Vespers-30m. 3 Toast of the Town KTLAcHlffin Starring Ed Sullivan. 11:30 2 The Late Show 7:3opm 'The Dark Light," starring Daphne PRESENTED BY 4 Philco Playhouse-60m. Day and Paul Denial. Borboro Ann BREAD and Stor-b(Ist tuno 5 Bandstand Revue-60m. 3 Late News With Leighton Nobel and Marlon Morgan. 8 Rocky King, Detective-30m.

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MONDAY 117 LOGS October 19 Informaticm Received From Stations 7 Weather-5m. 13 Million Dollar Movie Night- Subject to Last Minute Change 8 Weatherword-5m. ''i tir Kansan," with liichard Dix. 10 Newspaper of the Air 8:30 2 Godfrey's Talent Scouts-30m. 7:00 2 Studio One-Drama-60m. Arthur Godfrey with talent. Per- See Paget 9 for 9:00 A.M. to formers Bernadette Mazonl, accor- "Letter of Love," the story of an 5:00 P.M Daytime Log Listings dion soloist; the Rondollers Quar- army captain who censors the mail tet, Bob Cahill, tenor, and Mary of an outfit in Korea and comes Louise Repult, soprano. Archie to hate the neglectful wife of one M Ir4Wates Microwave Bleyer's orchestra supplies accom- of his buddies until he looks her up paniments. K Indicates Kinescoped when he conies hack home. 3 Ramer of the Jungle 3 I Love Lucy-30m. 5:00 2 Space Funnies-60m. Starring Lucille Ball and Desi 3 Jeanne Baird Presents-50m. Jon Hal! stars. Arnaz. 4 The Visitor-30m. 4, 10 Atom Squad-15m. "The Inquisitor." 4, 10 Voice of Firestone-30m. 7 Journal of TV Talent-Con't Howard Barlow and the Firestone Newsreel-15m. 8 Thu Story Lady-10m. Orchestra with Basso Cesare Siepi. With Gil Martyn. Musical selections are "Sylvia" by 13 Webster Webfoot-30m. 6 Art Linkletter and the Kids Oley Speaks, "La Feminine D'Italia" 5:10 8 Crusader Rabbit 7 Cisco Kid-30m. from "L'Italiana In Algeri" by Ros- 5:15 4, 10 Gabby Hayes-15m. sini, "The Bellman" by Forsyth, Supermar-30m. "Maria, Maria" by Di Capua, "Make 6 Spanish Language News-15m Starring George Beeves in "The Big Him Guess" by Victor Herbert and 8 Channel 8 Corral-15m. Squeeze." "A Mighty Fortress Is Our God." 5:25 5 Program Preview-5m. 9 Kings Cross Road-30m. The orchestra plays "Die Meister- singer therture" by Wagner. 5:30 4, 10 Howdy Doody-Juvenile 10 Film-30m. Bob Smith's Puppets. 11 Art Linkletter and the Kids- 6 Johnny Downs Movie "Voice In the Wind," with Francis 5 Western Feature-60m. 13 Million Dollar Movie-75m. Lederer and Sigrid Gurle. "Lone Star Law Men," w:th '1 om "Bachelor's Daughters," with Keelle. Adolphe Menjou. 7 Superman-30m, George Reeves stars. 6 Cowboys and Injuns-60m. 7:15 5 Surprise Twist-Drama-15m. "Brand of the Outlaw," with Bob 6 Famous Fights-15m. Talent Scouts-30m. Steele. 11 Yesterday's Newsreel-15m. 9 Professional Boxing 7 Jack Rourke's Ladies' Matinee Filmed events of the past fifty years. From the South Gate arena with 11 Sheriff John-Cartoon Time- Tonight's feature: "The Rise and Mark Scott. 13 Televenture-45m. Fall of Mussolini." 9:00 2 ILove Lucy-Comedy-30m. Entertainment for children. 7:30 3 Memory Album-15m: Starring Lucille Ball and Deal Ar- o. ''. 5:50 3 Thought For the Day 4 Arthur Murray Party-30m. 5:55 7 KECA-TV News Kathryn Murray, hostess. The pro- 3 Red Buttons Show-30m. gram features a "Mystery Dance" 4, 10 RCA Victor Show-L-30m. 6:00 2 Laurel and Hardy-Film-30m. hich siewers are asked to identity. 3 Twilight Theater-15m. Dennis Day stars. 5 Your Hidden Talent-30m. 4 Nu-sy the Clown-15m. 7 Sagebruth Theater-30m. 6 I Am the Law-30m. "Knight of the Plains," with Fred 7 Space Patrol-Adventure-15m George Raft stars. Scott. captain Buzz Curry and friends. 7 Advs. of Kit Carson-30m. 9 Action Theater-60m. "Western Jtisiice," with Bob Steele. 8 People in the News-15m. 10 Marshall Tom-30m. 9 Photography Is Fun-30m. 11 Thunderbolt-15m. Elbert V% alker and AlllUb Carr ackson Wheeler demonstrate photographic tech- The Wonder Colt. Brought to you by niques. Challenge Dairy Foods. 10 Arthur Murray Party-15m. 13 Over the Counter-30m. say: With Dick Haynes. New 11 Pick the Winner 6:15 3 Evening News With Wendell Niles and Joe Her- 4 Commander Comet nandez, "The most Larry Harmon as Commander Comet 7:45 3, 4, 10 Camel News Caravan in space adventures. John Cameron Swayze reports. beautiful 7 Jack Owens Show-40m. 8 Local News-10m. With Mary Ann. 7:55 8 News-5m, year-round 11 Ramer of the Jungle-15m. 8:00 2 Burns and Allen Show-30m, Starring Jon Hall in "The Tiger's Starring George Burns and Gracie family Claw" (Part 2). Crude gets a summons for jury 6:25 2 Weather-News-5m, duty and hires a lawyer to give her playground Witt Att,tin Green. instructions on court behavior over the objections of George who insists in America" 6:30 2 Doug Edwards-News-15m. lie can't spare her front his TV New 3 It's Up to You show. 5 Fly Boy-15m. 3 Amos 'n Andy-30m. For only $15.00 a month, YOU can 6 Johnny Jet-Serial-30m, 4, 10 Name That Tune-K-30m. 8 Jr. Crossroads-15m. Roller Derby OWN a beautiful wooded full size lot at 10 Channel 10 News With Toni flatten. 11 Time for Beany-Kids-15m. 6 Counterpoint-30m, MOONRIDGE 13 KLAC Telepaper-15m. Mystery Dramas, 7 You Asked For It-30m, Ed Lyons and Sam Batter. MOUNTAIN ESTATES Art Baker presents unusual acts, 6:43 2 Perry Como Show-Music-. the Bel-Air of Big Bear. 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Masterpiece Playhouse-90m. 11 Pantomime Quiz "Dead On Arrival." with Edmund With Mike Stokey, Jackie Coogan, O'Brien and Pamela Britton. Jan Clayton, Dave Willock, Rose 3 Pacific Theater-2 hrs. Marie, John Barrymore, Jr., and Jeff Xicker kre Donnell. 9:30 2 Red Buttons Show-30m. Monday, October 19 Red Buttons with comic characteri- 10:45 2 KNXT News—Sports—Weather zatior.s. 7 Kelley Kar Movie-60m. "DANNY BOY," Wilf ,ed Lawson, Ann Todd "There Goes My Heart," with —1944. (2) 9:35 a.m. Tear -Jerker. Ann 4, 10 Robert Montgomery Todd returns to England when Britain Fredric March and Virginia Bruce, Presents—K-60m. goes to war, hoping to find divorced Brian Alterne stars in "Breakdonn," 11:00 2 Chronoscope- 15m. husband and son she had walked out on the story of a noted scientist facing World events series. Patricia Horns- earlier. a physical crack-up who discovers by-Smith is guest. "RAINBOW OVER BROADWAY," Grace that his assistant is in love with Hayes, Lucien Littlefield, Joan Marsh, his nife. 4 Eleventh Hour News- 15m, Don Rickles reports. Frank- Albertson-1933. (7) 10:CO a.m. An 7 What's the Name of That Song ex-theatrical star renews her career as Bill Kwinn with his song identifica- S Final Edition well as launches her family in show biz. tion program. With Tom Hallen. "DARK HOUR," Hedda Hopper. Irene Ware 13 Million Dollar Movie- 90m. 9 Don Lee World News - 15m. —1936. (7) 11:00 a.m. Whodunit, with a "Woman of the Town," with Claire Lee \Vond, Ted Meyers and Bill killer trying to murder an already dead Trevor. Brundi,ge. man, and four people revealed as mur- 9:45 6 Tomorrow's News- 15m. derers. With Lionel Van Deerlin. 11 George Putnam—News-15m. "ROMANCE OF THE RIO GRANDE," Eddie 10:00 2 Bachelor's Haven 13 Ed Lyons Headlines-5m. Nugent, Nick Stewart. (11) 2:00 p.m. With Paul Coates and guests. 11:05 13 Owl Movie "BARS OF HATE," Regis Toomey, Shells e Bill Mesmer Presents. "Bridge of San Luis Hey," with Terry. (11) 4:15 p.m. "Night \Vas Our Friend." with Ro- Lynn Bari. ' "URUBU," African Educational picture- land HaWIllal and Elizabeth Sellars. 11:15 2 The Late Show-75m. 1948. (5) 4:30 p.m. Exciting adventure 7 The Alcono1ic Can Come Back "Lt. Daring. R.N.", with Gerald story shot in the Matto Grosso Jungles 10:15 7 Napoleon Hill-15m. Fitzgei aid and Hugh \Vitt lams. of Southern Brazil. Interwoven is search for a lost white man. 10:30 2 Newspaper of the Air-15m. 4 Late Date At the Movies-60m. "LONE STAR LAW MEN," Tom Keen. (5) dui r reporting. "music Mall," is ith Freddie Stewart 5:30 pan. 3 Pacific Theater-60m. and Phil Brno. 11 Jackson's Theatre- 90m. "WESTERN JUSTICE," Bob Steele. (9) 4 City Detective-30m. 6:CO p.m, Starring Rod Cameron in "Date In ''King of the Gamblers," with Janet "BACHELOR'S DAUGHTERS," Adolphe Reno." The meeting of a stranger Martin and William Wright. Menjou, Gail Russell, Ann Dvorak, Jane on the steps of a court house in 11:30 3 Final Edition—News-15m. Wyatt, Claire Trevor, Billie Burke. (13) Reno sets off a strange story of 8 Newsreel 7:CO p.m. MenJou plays father to bevy murder involving an attractive di- a orcee. 12:30 2 KNXT Midnight Headlines of beauties who pool their resources and Grant Wilcornb reporting. rent an estate in the hope of attracting 7 Hank Weaver—News and rich husbands. 1:00 11 News, Sports-10m. Sports-15m. "THE KANSAN," Richard Dix, Jane Wyatt. 8 Studio One-60m. 1:10 11 Late Jackson Theater (13) 8:15 p.m. Dix as a strong-willed "The Night Riders," with John "winner of the West." 10 Ten Spot Theater Wayne. "WOMAN OF THE TOWN," Claire Trevor, Albert Dekker, Barry Sullivan-1944. (13) 9:30 p.m. The exciting love story of the honky-tonk Queen of Dodge City. "THERE GOES MY HEART," Fredrick March, Virginia Bruce, Eugene Pallette. (7) 10:45 p.m. Comedy about a runaway the heiress and a reporter. "BRIDGE OF SAN LUIS REY," Lynn Bari, Francis Lederer, Louis Calhern, Akim Tamiroff, Alla Nazimova, (13) 11:05 p.m. CASES OF Adapted from Thornton Wilder's novel, this is an interesting tale of the lives of various people who were on the bridge THE NEW LOOK... the day it collapsed. EDDIE "KING OF THE GAMBLERS," Janet Martin, William Wright. (11) 11:15 p.m. Sports editor, deep in gambling while pretend- ing to crusade against it, gets Into DRAKE trouble. "LT. DARING, R.N.," Geraldine Fitzgerald, Hughes Williams. (2) 11:15 p.m. "MUSIC MAN," Freddie Stewart, Phil Brno, FRIDAY-8 P.M. June Prelsser, Allan Hale, Jr.-1948. (4) 11:15 p.m. Story revolves around two brothers who are song writers, but can't VW lie IMO starring get along with one another. Jimmy Dor- sey's orchestra is used for background. DON HAGGERTY "THE NIGHT RIDERS," John Wayne. (11) 1:10 a.m. Another exciting adventure story.

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TUESDAY tt7 LOGS October 20 3 Art Linkletter-30m. Informaticn Received From Stations 13 TV Baseball Hall of Fame Sam Batter with news from the 4, 10 Dinah Shore Show-15m. Subject to Last Minute Change baseball world. "tarring songstress Dinah Shore. 6:50 4 Sports News-5m. 5 Cafe Continental-30m. See Page 9 for 9:00 A.M. to Cleve Hermann Reports. With Roberta Linn and the Mello.. 6:55 4 Elmer Peterson-News-5m. men. 5:00 P.M. Daytime Log Listings 5 Bailey Weather-5m. 6 Ringside with Rassiers. 7 Weather-5m. Filmed wrestling matches. M Indicates Microwave Predictions by Gordon eir. 7 Name's the Same-Panel- K Indicates Kinescoped 8 Weatherword-5m. Robert Q. Lewis, emcee, with panel- ists Bill Stern, Joan Alexander and 5:00 2 Space Funnies-60m. 10 Newspaper of the Air-5m. Carl Reiner. Vi th Dal McKennon. 7:00 2, 3 Range Riders-30m. Starring Jack Mahoney and Dick 8 People in the News-15m. 3 Jeanne Baird Presents-50m. Jones. Harold Keen and people of renown. 4 Atom Squad-15m. 9 Your Town's Talent-30m. Steve Elliott and his assistant in- 4 The Harry Babbit Show-15m. Bob Moon, emcee. Glendale night. Harry Babbitt emcees with talent vestigate 'he disappearance of an performers 11 Chevron Theatre-30m. at«nn scientist and encounter strange Ron Handel( and Ann Tyrell star in at ventures in South America. 5 Newsreel-15m. "Black Pearl," a tale of adventure 6 Spanish Language News-15m Gil Martin with the news. and romance set off by the simple desire of an American school teach- 7 Journal of TV Talent-Con't 6 All American Game of the er to acquire a bathroom for her 8 The Story Lady-10m. Week island school. 9 Gene Norman Cont'd 7 Cavalcade of America- 13 Sports Forum 11 Movieland Matinee, Cont'd- Drama-30m. Sports experts discuss topics perti- 13 Webster Webfoot-30m. A salute to famous events and per- nent to the sports world. Guest sonalities in American history. 'To- 5:10 8 Crusader Rabbit-5m. panelits appear each week. night's story is "Sunset At Appo- 7:45 3, 4, 10 Camel News Caravan- matox." an authentic story based on 5:15 4 Gabby Hayes-15m. John Cameron Swayze reports. 6 Spanish Language News-15m. eye witness account of the unfor- gettable surrender of General Lee 8 Local News-5m. 8 Channel 8 Corral-30m. to General Grant. Stars William 7:55 8 News-5m. 5:25 5 Program Preview-5m. Johnstone and Henry Morgan, 8:00 2 Amos 'n' Andy-30m. 5:30 4 Howdy Doody-Juvenile-30m. 8 Cisco Kid-30m. New 3, 4, 10 Bob Hope Show-60m. ith Hob •••mitli. 9 Kings Cross Road-30m. Comedian Rob Hope with guests 5 Western Feature-60m. 10 Captured-30m. Gloria de Haven and Phil Harris. 'God's Country and the Man," o ith Tonight's show, telecast from 11 Ramer of the Jungle-30m. Cleveland, Is a climax to the city's Tom Keene. Jon Hall stars in ''The Mystic feting of "Famous Favorite Sons," 6 Cowboys and lnjuns-60m. Pa wn." who have helped celebrate Ohio's "Fighting Cowboy," with Buddy 13 Dinner Theater-30m. Sesquicentennial. Les Brown's Or- Ruosevelt. 7:15 5 Surprise Twist-Drama-15m. chestra supplies music. 7 Ladies' Matinee-25m. 7:30 2 See It Now-M-30m. 5 Spotlight Magazine-60m. ith Jack Rourke.. With Edo ard R. Murrow. With Gil Marlyn. 11 Sheriff John-Cartoon Time- 13 Toleventure-45m. 5:45 8 Channel 8 Corral-45m. 5:50 3 Thought For the Day 5:55 7 KECA-TV News-5m. 6:00 2 Laurel and Hardy-30m. 3 Twilight Theater 4 Nutsy the Clown-15m. 7 Space Patrol-Adventure-15m. 9 Action Theater-60m. ":•;o Man's Range," with Bob Steele. 11 Thunderbolt-15m. The Wonder Colt, 13 Over the Counter With Dick Haynes. 6:15 3 Evening News-15m. 4 Commander Comet-30m. 7 The Jack Owens Show-40m. 'With Mary Ann. 8 Telespots Digest 11 Ramer of the Jungle-15m. stIrring Inn Hall in "The Forbid- den Village" (Part I). 6:25 2 Weather-News -Sm. 6:30 2 Doug Edwards-News-15m. 3 All American Game of Week 5 Flyboy-15m. 6 Jelinny Jet-Serial 8 Jr. Crossroads-15m. 10 Channel Ten News-15m. 11 Time for Beany-Kids-15m. Bob Clampett's puppet adventures tor children. 13 KLAC Telepaper-15m. W.th Ed Lyons and Sam Baiter. 6:43 2 Jane Fromon Show-15m. Jane Froman, star, with dance di- vertisements by the Peter Birch de ncers and musical accompaniment by the Henry Sylvern Orchestra. Jane sings 'I've Got My Eyes On Ye 4 Hawthorne-Weather -Sm. 5 Handy Hints-Tips-10m. Darothy Gardiner and Ken Graue, 8 Newsreel-10m. 10 Sports Editor-10m. 11 George Putnam-News-15m.

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7 Carina Playhouse-30m. 3 Pacific Theater-90m, 8 Wild Bill Hickok 4, 10 Judge for Yourself-30m. Starring Ands, Devine and Guy Fred Alien, emcee, with Panelists XI-der kre Madison in "Blacksmith Story." Georg , Rosen, Cheryl Crawford and 9 Wonders of the World-30m. Julie Styne. Tuesday, October 20 At Ease-30m, 11 Crown Theater "A MAN'S AFFAIR," Joan Dowling, Diane All Marine Show with Camp Pen- Swanson, hostess, presents Gloria dleton Band. Decker. (2) 9:35 a.m. Robert Nichols and Mary Shipp in "AUGUST WEEKEND," Valerie Hobson, "Hemingway." 6 Bill Mesmer Presents. Paul Harvey-1936. (7) 10:00 a.m. Self- "Isle of Destiny," with William made man aspires to society-queen, gets 8:30 2 Red Skelton Show-30m. (largan and Wallace Ford. entangled, and finds that his wife is 6 Johnny Downs Movie 7 Big Picture-30m. really the one he wants after all. "Wife of Gent' tri Ling," with Grif- 8 Star Playhouse-30m. "Cl RCUMSTANTIAL EVI DENCE," Chick fith Jones. Chandler, Shirley Grey - 1935. (7) 9 Backstage With N.T.G. 11:00 a.m. Newspaper reporter sets out to 7 Orient Express-30m. N.T.G. with beauty talent. Adventures from European Capi- prove that circumstantial evidence should tols, "European Edition." 10:15 7 Sports Car News-15m. be ruled out. 8 Game of the Week-30m. 10:30 2 Newspaper of the Air-15m. "DANGER AHEAD," Lawrence Grey, Sheila Tark Gardner reporting. Manners. (11) 2:00 p.m. 9 Headlines in Action "END OF THE ROAD," Edward Norris, I) Will Bagan conducts a fully credit- 4 Dangerous Assignment John Abbott. '(11) 4:15 p.m. An amateur Brian Donley y stars in "The Per- ed college course in "World Af- detective tries to prove innocent a man fect Alibi." A trip to Rome leads fairs." who has been convicted of murder. to a dead man and a ring of foreign 11 Death Volley Days agents. "HOLIDAY RHYTHM," Mary Beth Hughes, Sally Mansfield and Jim Davis star David Street. (5) 4:30 p.m. A boy and in "Little Washington," an amus- New Willock's Workshop girl try to interest a sponsor in their ing romantic tale of a Washington, With Dave Willock. television show. "GOD'S COUNTRY AND THE MAN," Tom D.C.D.C.,to socialite who is transplanted 7 Honk Weaver-News and City, Nevada, and finds Sports-15m. Keene. (5) 5:30 p.m. diplomatic protocol and social be- "NO MAN'S RANGE," Bob Steele. (9) havior conducted In the same way Two for the Money-30m. 6:00 p.m. as in the East. Starring Herb Shriner. "MUSIC MAN," Freddie Stewart, Phil Brito, June Preisser-1948. (4) 8:30 p.m. (See 13 Olympic Boxing-2 /12 hrs. Don Lee World News-15m, With Reid Kilpatrick. 10 Ten Spot Theater Monday (4) 11:15 p.m.). 9:00 2 This Is Show Business-30m. lee Wont', 'Fed Meyers and Bill "MAN IN THE IRON MASK," Louis Hay- Brundige reporting. ward, Joan Bennett, Warren Williams- Clifton Fischman, moderator, with 1939. (11)' 9:00 p.m. Story of a man who George S. Kaufman, Sam Levenson 11 Hollywood Off-Beat-30m. Is clapped into a dungeon with an iron and Ann Rutherford. Guest perform- Starring Melvyn Douglas as Detec- helmet on his head, from the novel by ers are Jackie Miles, Fran Warren tive Steve Randal in "The Perfect Alexander Dumas. and Maurice Rocco. Alibi." "POETS' PUB," Derek Bond, Rona Ander- 3 California Club-30m. 10:45 2 KNXT News-Sports-Weather son-1949. (7) 10:45 p.m. 4, 10 Fireside Theater-Drama- 7 Kelley Kar Movie Theatre "SCATTERGOOD SURVIVES A MURDER," Gene Raymond, host, presents "Poet's Pub," with Derek Bond. Guy Kibbee-1942. (2) 11:00 p.m. When "Phantom of the Bridge." two elderly recluses are killed Scatter- 9 TV Juke Box good pins down the murderer. S Ina Ray Hutton-Revue-60m. 11:00 2 The Late Show-90m. "THAT'S MY BABY," Richard Arlen, Ellen All girl entertainment. "Scattergood Survisrs a Murder," Drew-1944. (4) 11:15 p.m. An intriguing 7 Make Room for Daddy-30m. ith Guy blither. • tale about a publisher of cattoon maga- Danny Thomas and Jean Hagen alar. 4 Eleventh Hour News-13m. zines who hasn't laughed in twenty years. Danny Williams learns that Don flickles reporting. "TIGER WOMAN," Kane Richmond, Adele mothers-in-law are human brings, 5 Final Edition-15m. Mara. (11) 11:15 p.m. Story of a night Inn, after asking his to baby-sit club singer whose husband supposedly Hallen reports. once too often. rom commits suicide, and her attempt to col- New 8 Life of Riley-30m. 8 My Favorite Husband-30m. lect a small fortune in Ihsurance. 9 Main Event Wrestling-Film- Starring Joan Caulfield. "LI'L ABNER," Granville Owen, Martha Juan Sezeda vs. King Karl Johnson, 11 George Putnam-News-15m. O'Drisco11-1940. (13) 11:20 p.m. Mild 11 Bi? Night Movies-90m. 13 Big llaybacic-15m. entertainment based on Al Capp's comic Bill Stern interviews sports person- strip. 'Man In the Iron Mask," with Louis "MOUNTAIN MOONLIGHT," Johnny Arthur, alities and presents flashbacks of Hayward and Joan Bennett. Betty Rhodes. (11) 1:10 a.m. Poor people thrilling moments in sports. 9:30 2 Suspense-30m. find a 160-year-old government note "The Accounting," with Everett 11:15 4 Late Date at the Movies worth 6200,000 plus, trek to Washington Sloan and Joseph Anthony in the "Thai's My Baby," with Richard to collect. ,story of the loyalty cf an army Arlen and Ellen 'Drew. officer to his superior's family. 11 Jackson's Theater ''Tiger Woman," Kane Richmond 3 The Web-30m. Welk. Pinky's two piano players are 4, 10 Armstrong Circle Theatre- and Adele Mara. 13 Ed Lyon's Headlines-5m, wonderful and very pleasing. So is the Drama-30m. girl singer. Must say she wears sens- "Herman," the hilarious story of a 11:20 13 Owl Movie-15m. taxi driver's wife who decides to "Li'l Abner," starring Martha ible clothes, too. These comments come accompany him on his day's work. O'Driscoll and Buster Keaton. from the whole party of ten that 7 Counterpoint-Drama-30m. 11:30 3 Final Edition-News watched the TV show Friday. Most "Simple," starring Bien Alaniz. 12:00 8 Newsreel-10m. enjoyable. 8 I've Got A Secret 12:30 2 KNXT Midnight Headlines 9:45 6 Tomorrow's News Grant Holcomb reporting. Mrs. L. P., Pasadena. With Lionel an Deerlin. 1:00 11 News and Sports-10m. . We think Betty White in "Life with 10:00 2 Danger-30m. With Jackson Wheeler. "But the Pat ient Dies," starring 1:10 11 Jackson's Theatre-90m. Elizabeth" is terrific. Programs we Gene Lockhart as a physician with "Mountain !Moonlight." with Johnny don't like we don't watch. an important decision to make. Arthur and Betty Rhodes, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Walker, Pomona. We are disappointed "Frosty Frolics" is at the same time as "I Married Ear, Eye Inspire the Pen Joan" and "My Little Margie."

(Continued front Page 8) Margary Johnson, Duarte. N. Christensen, Les Angeles. as they occur. Thus improving the I: think Imogene Coca and Sid Iwould like to congratulate you on game and making "Fair Play" an in - Caesar are incomparable. such a wonderful magazine for such trigal part of the game. a small price. There are several TV programs which we do not care for, but I shall Jack Goldberg, Glendale. Mrs. Glenn Friend, Downey. not go into that, as I feel sure, that Hope you publish this to let others Ifind your magazine much the best although I do not cdre for it, there know how good a show Pinky Tomlin for "quick" finding of any program are many in the audience that do, and, has. Such a treat and pleasure to hear and you furnish more of interest re- they have as much right to see pro- another band play popular music the garding the shows and the partid. grams they like as I do. way it should be, as does Lawrence (Continued On Page 19)

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Information Received From Stations 6:15 3 Evening News-15m. 13 Liberace-30m. Plano stylings. Subject Last Minute Change 4 Commander Comet-30m, 7:40 8 People In the News 7 Jack Owens Show-40m. Harold Keen and People of Re- With Mary Ann, nown. See Page 9 for 9:00 A.M. to 11 Ramer of the Jungle 7:45 2 Mel Allen-M-Sports-15m. 5:00 P.M. Daytime Log Listings Starring Jon Hall In "The Forbid- den Village" (l'art 2). 3, 4, 10 Camel News Caravan- 6:23 2 Weather-News-5m. 15m. M Irdicates Microwave With Austin Green. With John Cameron Swayze. K Indicates Kinescoped 6:30 2 Doug Edwards-News-15m. 7:55 8 News-5m. 3 Facts Forum 8:00 2 Godfrey and Friends-30m. 5:00 2 Space Funnies-60m. 5 Flyboy-15m. Arnim Godfrey with Jeanette Davis, 3 Jeanne Baird Presents-50m. Puppet show for the youngsters. Marian Marlowe, Frank Parker, Lu- 4 Atom Squad-15m. Ann Sims, the McGuire Sisters, Sieve Elliott and his assistant in- 6 Johnny Jet-Serial Julius LaRosa, Haleloke, the Mari- veitigate the disappearance of an 8 Jr. Crossroads-15m. ners, Tony Marvin and Archie numi scientist and encounter strange 10 Channel 10 News Meyer and His Orchestra. adventures in South America. 11 Time for Beany-Kids-15m. 3 Strike It Rich-30m. With Warren Hull. 7 Journal of TV Talent-Con't 15m. 8 The Story Lady-10m. Bob Ciampett's puppet adventures 4, 10 I Married Joan-Comedy- 9 Gene Norman Cont'd for children. 30m. 11 Movieland Matinee, Cont'd- 13 MAC Teleoaoer-15m. Starring Joan Davis. Joan's plot to 13 Webster Webfoot-30m. Ed I.yons and Sam Baiter. keep her husband in the dark about 6:45 2 Perry Como Show-Music- a new dress goes amuck when she 5:10 8 Crusader Rabbit is exposed to a lie detector test. 5:15 4 Gabby Hayes-15m. 15m. Perry Como, star, with the Fontane 5 Frosty Frolics-60m. 6 Spanish Language News-15m Sisters. Ray Charles Chorus and Artistry on ice from the Pasadena 8 Ciannel 8 Corral-45m. Mitchell Ayers Orchestra. Winter Garden, with Manny 4 Hawthorne-Weather-5m. Strand's orchestra and vocals by 5:25 5 Program Preview-5m. Roberta Linn. 5:30 4 Howdy Doody-Juvenile-30m. 5 Handy Hints-Tips-10m. Dorothy (jardiner and 6 Douglas Fairbanks Presents- 5 Western Feature-Movie-60m. Hen Graue. "Cheyenne Takes Over," with l.ash 8 Newsreel-10m. 7 Inspector Mark Sabre LaRue. 10 Sports Editor-10m. Starring Tom Conway in action packed adventures of a homicide 6 Cowboys and Injuns-60m. 11 George Putnam-News-15m. squad officer. "êsrontier Town," with Tex Ritter. 13 TV Baseball Hall of Fame 8 Arthur Godfrey-K.-60m. 7 Jock Rourke's Ladies' Matinee Sam Baiter with news from the baseball world. 9 Big Game Hunt-30m. 11 Sheriff John-Cartoon time- 6:50 4 Sports News-5m. Martin and Osa Johnson films taken Film cartoons and fables told by in Africa. Tonight's subject: "Man With CI CVC 'IC[1-11E0111. Sheriff John. Eaters of the Masai." 6:55 4 Elmer Peterson-News-5m. 13 Televenture-45m. 5 Bollay Weather-5m. 11 Adolohe Menjou-drama- 5:50 3 Thought For the Day-10m. Adolphe Menlou presents "The Ma- 7 Weather-5m. gician." 5:55 7 KECA-TV News Predictions by Gordon Weir. "102" Drama Showcase 6:00 2 Laurel and Hardy-30m. 8 Weatherword-5m. 13 3 1wilight Theater-15m. 10 Newspaper of the Air-5m. 8:30 3 I've Got A Secret-30m. 4, 10 My Little Margie-Comedy 4 Nutsy the Clown-15. 7:00 2, 3, 8 Blue Ribbon Bouts-M- 7 Space Patrol-Adventure-15m Carl "Bobo" Olson, American mid- 30m. 9 Action Theater-60m. dleweight champion vs. Randy Tur- Starring Gale Storm and Charles pin, England's champion in a 15- Farrell. Cast includes Hillary 11 Thunderbolt-15m. round world title bout from Madi- Brooke, Don Hayden, Gertrude ':he Wonder Colt. son Square Garden. Event marks Hoffman, Clarence Kolb and Willie 13 Over the Counter-30m. Turpin's first appearance before Tv. Best. Margie and her blonde cousin Russ Hodges announces. Clementine put things in a complete With Dick Haynes. whirl when the two cousins set out to find Clementine a job. 4 Hall of History-20m. 6 Movie-75m. Stories of lives of famous Ameri- "G.I. lloneymoon," with Gale Storm cans. Forest Lawn presents weekly. CHILDREN'S EMBROIDERY and Peter Cookson, 5 Newsreel-15m. 7 Championship Wrestling- Gil Martyn reports. 2 hrs. 6 Abbott and Costello-30m. 9 Red Sanders Show 7 Sky King-Adventure-30m. UCLA's coach reveals tricks of foot- ball play to viewers. Guests appear. 9 Early Movie-60m. A "Girl From Monterey," with Jack New 11 Star Time Theater-30m. LaRue ami Arrnida. 13 Times Square Playhouse Wonderful 10 Film-30m. Starring Herbert Marshall. 11 Hopalong Cassidy-30m. Colorful 8:45 9 King of the Ring-1 /34 hrs. William Boyd stars with Edgar Amateur boxing with Ted Meyers. Buchanan in "Fool's Gold." Tonight'5s defender Is Ray Cay- Giftl 13 Invitation Playhouse-30m. nbyah, middleweight. 7:15 S Surprise Twist-Drama-15m. 9:00 2 Strike It Rich-30m. Warren Hull, emcee. 7:20 4 In My Opinion George Tedt. host. 3 Godfrey and Friends 7:30 4, 10 Coke Time 4, 10 Kraft TV Theater-60m. Don Ameche, host, starring Eddie Leona Dana, Fred Stewart, Bud Fisher. The Chordettes are guests. Flanaghan and Mack lioherts star Musical selections are "Wonderful in "Cap'n Jonas," the story of a One," "Liza," "There's No Tomor- little boy's faith in an older friend's Now! Walt Disney's lively character. In col- goodness. or ul STITCH-A-STORY: Any child can em- row" and "Someone Lovelier Than broider ti-ese gay, life-time, washable plc - You." tu es. Illustrated box contains two silk-screen 5 Charlie Chase Comedy-30m. STITCH-A-STORY pictures already framed Eamous old comedies, FACT stranger than FICTION! and ready to embroider, plus scissors, needle, 6 Orient Express-30m. thimble and plenty of quality embroidery HALL OF HISTORY thread. Aso four Disney characters to color 7 Jamie and four crayons. A wonderful gift with Starring Brandon DeWilde as the filmed by Encyclopaedia educational value. orphan Jamie and Ernest Truex and Britannica-presented by Only $1.69 ppd. inc. tax. Polly Bowles. Aunt Laurie finds FOREST LAWN MEMORIAL-PARK Send cheek or money order to: the value of friends after a hectic THE MADISONS day of catering. KNBH - CHANNEL 4 7374 /12 Melrose Ave., Los Angeles 46 11 Abbott and Costello-30m. WEDNESDAY, 7 P.M. "The Army."

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October 21 WEDNESDAY tr LOGS S Wrestling-60m, 11 Files of Jeffrey Jones-30m. Dick Lane, host. Don Haggerty stars ln "The Care- 7 Championship Wrestling- less hiller." Wrestling-2 /14 hrs. 13 Owl Movie Ricker gare 9 Amateur 'Boxing-1 /12 hrs. "Second Chorus," with Fred As- taire, Burgess Meredith and Pau- Wednesday, October 21 11 Dude Martin's Show-60m. lette Goddard. "THAT'S MY BABY," Richard Arlen, Ellen A tuneful, laugh-loaded TV var- Drew-1944. (4) 8:30 a.m. (See Tuesday iety show, slanted to each member 10:45 2 KNXT News-Weather-Sports (4) 11:15 p.m.). of the family with Dude Martin, -15m. "TANGLED EVIDENCE," Stan Livesey, Joan James Brown, Gold Grant, Merced 7 Football This Week-15m. Marion. (2) 9:35 a.m. Murder mystery: Brothers and Jimmy Allen. Norman Sper with football predic- "WINDJAMMER," George O'Brien, William 13 PCC Football Highlights tions of the week. Hall, Constance Worth - 1937. (7) 10:00 a.m. O'Brien, as a process server, Tom Harmon, host. 9 TV Juke Box 9:30 2 I've Got A Secret-30m. has adventures on a gun-runner, which 11:00 2 Chronoscope-15m. wrecks a yacht. 3 Godfrey and Friends-30m. World events series. Dr. Charles "PRIDE OF THE LEGION," Victor Jory, 4 Film-30m. Malik is guest. Sally Blame. (7) 11:CO a.m. 13 Big Ten Football Highlights "THE EAGLE," Rudolph Valentino. (11) 4 Eleventh Hour News-15m. 2:00 p.m. Silent picture, in which Valen- Tom Harmon host. Don [tickles reports. tino, as a Russian officer, incurs the 9:45 6 Tomorrow's News-15m. wrath of the Czarina. With Lionel Van Deerlin. 5 Wrestlers' Lament-10m. Dirk Lane, host presents wrestlers "FACE IN THE FOG," Lloyd Hughes, June 10:00 2 Starlit. Story-30m. who sir their opinions. Coliyer. (11) 4:15 p.m. 3 Pacific Theater-90m, "PRISON NURSE," Henry Wilcoxon, Marian 7 Kelley Kar Movie-60m. Marsh-1938. (5) 4:30 p.m. Nurses come 4, 10 This Is Your Life-K-30m. "The Brothers," with Will Fyffe. to the rescue when flood and typhoid Ralph Edwards' life stories of in- 8 The Web peril prison inmates. teresting people. "CHEYENNE TAKES OVER," Lash LaRue. 6 Bill Mesmer Presents. 11 George Putnam-News-15m, (5) 5:30 p.m. "Jenifer Hale," with Rene Paul and 11:13 2 The Late Show "GIRL FROM MONTEREY," Jack LaRue, Paul Blake. "Dreaming Out Loud," with Lum Armida, Veda Ann Borg. (9) 7:00 p.m. 11 Film Featurette-30m. and Abner. Efforts of a young girl who manages her 13 Clete Roberts-15m. prize-fighting brother. 4 Late Dote At the Movies-60m. "SECOND CHORUS," Fred Astaire, Burgess World news slants. "Lady Chaser," with Robert Low- Meredith, Paulette Goddard (11) 10:15 13 Ed Lyons Headlines-5m. ery and Ann Savage. 10:30 p.m. Astaire and Meredith vie for 10:20 13 Musical Show Case-10m. 5 Final Edition Paulette and a spot in Artie Shaw's 10:30 2 Newspaper of the Air-15m. band. 11 Jackson's Theatre-90m. "THE BROTHERS," Will Fyffe, Finlay Cur. Jack Gardner reporting "Out of the Storm," with Jimmy rie, Patricia Roc-1948. (7) 11:00 p.m. 4 Man Against Crime-30m. Lydon and Lois Collier. Patricia Roc, the prettiest girl in the vil- Ralph Bellamy stars as Mike Bar- 11:30 3 Final Edition News-15m. lage causes a rivalry between two nett. 8 Newsreel-15m. brothers. "DREAMING OUT LOUD," Lum & Abner, 7 Hank Weaver-News-Sports 12:30 2 KNXT Midnight Headlines Francis Langford-1940. (2) 11:00 p.m. -15m. Grant Holcomb reporting. Screen debut of Lum á Abner in a con- 8 Revlon Theater-30m. 1:00 11 News and Sports-10m. glomeration of everything that's ever 9 With Jackson Wheeler. been done about a small town. Don Lee World News-15m. "OUT OF THE STORM," Jimmy Lydon, Lois 10 Ten Spot Theater 1:10 11 Jackson's Theatre-90m. Collier-1948. (11) 11:15 p.m. An upright Lee Wood, Ted Meyers and Bill "The Last Crooked Mile," with payroll clerk yields to temptation, but Brundige reporting. Donald Barry and Adele Mara. finally realizes that money gained dis- honestly doesn't bring happiness. "LADY CHASE," Robert Lowery, Ann Sav- age, I nez Cooper-1946. (4) 11:15 p.m. Melodrama, in which an innocent young Ear, Eye Inspire the Pen woman is convicted of murder.

(Continued From Page 17) beLeve me, he was really "groovy" as pants than any other TV or radio MC on the Dude Martin show. magazine. Our family find TV-RADIO In addition to being a cool, crazy LIFE a must in order to keep up with actor, Jim has a very special singing the programs. voice. Why doesn't he have more op- Mrs. Alice Murpheen, West Los Angeles. portunities to prove his value as a What could be so unfunny as that singer? Of course I don't expect you disgusting ape they have on 'Western to lave that answer but perhaps some- Varieties,' and how can performers do one will wake up to that fact soon. justice to their talents while being Wouldn't be without your grand pounded on their heads, scratched, and magazine. It's the best, very BEST, on things crawling on their backs and the market today. even biting as it did Doye O'Dell on a wAt recent show. Mrs. H. L. Sonnel, Redlands, Calif. »MT LIRMAYS CHARACTERS Mrs. H. Friend, Lawndale. There is absolutely no doubt that u Liberace and his ensemble are won- .veR5ES Three cheers to KTLA for giving us derful musicians, but I have two pet Roller Derby every Monday night and peeves. 1: Why, oh why, does Liberace I wish we could have it every night. try to sing? And he sings more and I don't even mind the break for the more! His voice lacks timber, quality, commercials. music. Maybe if he studied voice he could improve his speaking voice. 2: M. H. Vanderpool, Long Beach. Why, does his brother bob his head MAGICAL PICTURE BOOK Just finished watching Westing- likE a donkey? Is he a mute? Can't house's "Studio One," "1984." A very he at least say yes or no or both? The beloved characters of Mother Goose Land some alive in this remarkable book of action very interesting play. It kept me at my pictures1 Young readers actually send the TV set the whole hour. Can't express Robert Williams, Redondo Beach. cow Jumping over the moon-help Little Br the enjoyment from such a good pic- This is the first time I have ever Peep find her sheep-travel on many colorful ture. adventures. Attached Magic Wand animates written to you but I have lived down stories. Printed In multi-color, this magical here for four months now and I have book will give youngsters hours of gleeful, Jess L. Hoaglin, San Gabriel. gotten every issue since I've lived educational pleasure. A wonderful gift! Only 11.49 each or 2 for $2.74 ppd. Incid. tax. I've seen James Brown, motion pit_ here. I've tried one other magazine ture actor, on a number of TV pro- too but Ifound yours better and more THE WHITE COMPANY, Box 1453, Dept. L, Beverly Hills. grams during the past year or so, but Interesting.

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Information Received From Stations 13 KLAC Telepaper-15m. 8 Meet Mr. McNutley Fri Lyons and Sam BRIG-. Starring Ray Mill:it'd I lis Subject to Last Minute Change Avery. 6:45 2 Jane Froman Show - Music 11 A Dollar A Second Jane Froman, star, with the Peter Murrar emcee. See Page 9 for 9:00 A.M. to Birch dancers and Henry Sylvern's Orchestra. 13 V.I.P.-15m. 5:00 P.M. Daytime Log Listings 8:15 13 Musical Show Case-15m. 4 Hawthorne-Weather-5m. S Handy Hints-Tips-10m. 8:30 2 Four Star Playhouse M Indicates Microwave Dick Powell stars in "The Witness" 8 Newsreel-10m. as a celebrated criminal lawyer K Indicates Kinescoped 10 Sports Editor who puts his successful career at 11 George Putnam-News-15m. stake when he agrees to defend an 5:00 2 Space Funnies-60m. 13 TV Baseball Hall of Fame- accused murderer. 3 Jeonne Baird Presents-50m. 15m. 3 My Friend Irma-30m. Starring Marie Wilson. 4 Atom Squad-15m. Sam Baltei e. C. news from base- Ste ,•e Elliott and his assistant in- ball world 4, 10 T-Men In Action-Drama- vestigate th, disappearance of an 30m. atom scientist and encounter strange 6:50 4 Sports Ne‘, Jm. adventures in South America. In "The Case of the Old and the 6:55 4 Elmer Peterson-News-5m. Frightened," T-men crack down on 7 Journal of TV Talent-Con't 5 Bailey Weather-5m. the vicious owners of an old folks 8 The Story Lady-10m. home who trick their aged wards 8 Weatherword-5m. out of government pensions. Walter 11 Movieland Matinee, Cont'd- 10 Newspaper of the Air Greaza plays chief of bureau. 13 Webster Webfoot-30m. 7:00 2 Musical Chairs 5 Biff Baker, U.S.A. 5:10 8 Crusader Rabbit-10m. .1"11,1,› Alan Hale, Jr., stars in stories of 3 Hank McCune Foreign Intrigue. On a trip to Cairo 5:15 4 Gabby Hayes-15m. Egypt Biff hunts for a truck and 6 Spanish Language News-15m 4 Douglas Fairbanks Presents f.mis enemy agents. 'Erne] aid Gi een.' the story of an 8 Channel 8 Corral-45m. Irish boy's love for his mother 8 Johnny Downs Movie. 5:25 5 Program Previews-5m. which is so great that it takes in- "Shadows Over Chinatown," with human effort for him to face real- Sidney Toler and Manton Moreland. 5:30 4 Howdy Doody-Juvenile-30m. it:‘ after her death. 7 Where's Raymond-L-30m. 5 Western Feature-60m. 8 Roy Bolger Show-30m. 'Partners nf thr trail.' 5 Newsreel-15m. With Gil Martin. 9 Scoop the Writers-30m. 6 Cowboys and Injuns - 30m. Hose Marie, femcee moderator, with "Corne On Tarzan," o th hen Mao - 6 Ramar of the Jungle-30m. writer experts who try to idntify nerd. 8 Range Rider-30m. news stories by musical clues. 7 Ladies' Matinee-25m. 9 Jess Hill Trojan Review 11 Before Your lyse-30m. Semi-dramatic documentary series: lack Rourke, emcee. usc a coach hnc with prominent sports world figures anti film flash- Subject: "Preview of 1953 Commu- 11 Sheriff John-Cartoon Time- backs on Trojan highlights of last nity Chest Campaign." 13 Te eventure-45m. season. 13 Quiz Bowl With Sam Halter. 5:50 3 Thought for the Day 10 Watch the World-15m. 5:55 7 KECA-TV News 9:00 2, 3 Lux Video Theater 4, 10 Dragnet-30m. 11 Pet Exchange-30m, 6:00 2 LaJrel and Hardy-30m. Jack \Vent-,as Jute Friday. 3 Sports Hi-Lights-15m. Frank Wright presents trick ani- S Star Theater- 30m. mals and offers free pets on to- 4 Nutsy the Clown-15m. "The Fingerprint." night's "Calo Pet Exchange." 7 Space Patrol-15m. 7 Counterpoint-30m. 9 Action Theater-60m. Jeff O'Donnell stars in "It Wouldn't 13 Hank Mctune-30m. Re Fair." 'r1 rirr if he La ,,,- "ith Bob 7:15 5 Surprise Twist-Drama-15m. 51w-le. • Lux Video Theater-30m. 9 U.N. Newsreel-15m. 9 Major Film Feature-90m. 11 Thunderbolt-15m. 10 Patio Chats-15m. The Wonder Colt. Brought to you by •"S ight For Crime," with Glenda Challenge Dairy Food. 7:30 2 Place the Face-30m. Farrell and Lyle Talbot. New 11 Colonel Flock-30m. 13 Over the Counter 3 Kiernan's Kaleidoscope 4, 10 Dinah Shore Show-15m. Starring Alan Mowtiray In the ad- With Dick Haynes. ventures of the famous Saturday 6:15 3 Evening News S Hollywood Opportunity-60m. Evening Port Character. with Al Ga nnmway. 4 Commander Comet - 30m. 13 Film Playhouse 'Sunda, with Grn , Tierney. 7 Jack Owens Show 6 Chino Smith-30m. \Vith the Ors errs finilx Dan Duryea stars. 9:30 2,3,8 Big Town-Drama 4, 10 Ford Theatre-Drama-K - • To be announced 7 Lone Ranger-Juvenile-30m. the trine Fl ame r e‘poses the greedy - The Bachelor," starring Wanda 11 Ramer of the Jungle-30m. plot of an unscrupulous loan shark Hendri Jon Hall stars in - X mee In the who instigates a feud between two S Broadway Playhouse-30m. Sk v" (Part Il. property owners in a hope of get- "The Man Without A Country," Ed- 6:25 2 Weather - News ting possess on of their property. ward Everett Hale's story of an Wdh Austin Green American who placed no value on 8 People in the News-15m. his citizenship. 6:30 2 Doug Edwards-News-K-1 5m 9 Early Movie-60m. 7 Stars of Tomorrow 3 Operation Tri County-30m. “To.inc ,r.r. ,,s We LiVe," with Jean Wendell emcee. Parker and Ricardo Cortez. S Flyboy-15m. 8 Big Town-30m, 6 Johnny Jet-Serial 11 The Open Road-Travel-30m. 11 Stairway to Stardom-30m. With Lynn Rogers and Bill Burrud. with W n lly Sherwin and guests, 7 Kraft TV Theater-60m. Old timer race is tonight's feature. "Alias Jimmy Valentine," O'Henry's 9:45 6 Tomorrow's News famous story of the safe cracker 13 To Be Announced 10:00 2 Philip Morris Playhouse who tried to go honest after falling 7:45 3, 4, 10 Camel News Caravan- in love. 3 Make Room for Daddy-30m. 15m. starring Danny Thotna s. 10 Channel 10 News Pain Cameron Swayze reports. 4, 10 Martin Kane, Private Eye- 11 Time for Beany-Kids-15m. 8 Local News Bob Clampetfs puppet adventures 30m. 7:55 8 News-5m. Starring Mark Stevens. for children. 8:00 2 Meet Mr. McNutley-Comedy Starring Ray Mil I nd and Pl” ills Avery. FREE DOGS-FREE CATS 3 Willys Theater-30m. WHAT'S THE BEST See th• most wonderful pets in the worlell 4, 10 You Bet Your Life-Quiz- CALO PET EXCHANGE Gt.:Bich° Marx, quiz master. 6 Regal rheater. DIME BUY W th FRANK WRIGHT 7 Quick As A Flash Thursdays, 7:00-7:30 p.m. Bud Collyer poses questions to IN TOWN? 1:TTV-Channel 11 panelists June Lockhart and Jimmy Nel son. Guest panelists appear.

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7 October 22 THURSDAY tt LOGS 5 City At Night-60m. 7 Kelley Kar Movie 'lour of interesting institutons of "Roadshow," with Adolphe Menjou the city. and Carole Landis. 6 Bill Mesmer Presents-1 Sm. 9 TV Juke Box ,eieker lare "Strange Experiment." with Donald Grey and Alistair Sim. 11 Jackson's Sports Shots Thursday, October 22 Jackson Wheeler with up-to-the min- "WHISPERING TONGUES," Felix Aylmer. 7 Our Famous Husbands-30m. ute sports news. Malcom Keen. (2) 9:35 a.m. With Mrs. Edward Arnold, Mrs. Tom Harmon and Mrs. Gordon MacRae. 11:00 2 Popular Science Series-15m. "GHOST CAMERA," Ida Lupino, Henry Ken- 4 Eleventh Hour News-15m. dall-1933. (7) 10:00 a.m. Unusua 8 mystery thriller revolving around th Life Begins at 80-30m. With Repurter Don Rickles, 11 On Your Way-30m. taking of a picture of a mifider. Bud Collyer, emcee. 5 Final Edition-15m, "MAN AT THE GATE," Wilfred Lawsor With Ken Graue. Maru Jerrold-1940. (7) 11 :CO a.m. A tal , 10:25 13 Ed Lyons Headlines-5m. 8 The Georgia Jessel Show- about the wrath of the sea and its after 10:30 2 Newspaper of the Air-15m. on villagers. Jack Gardner reporting. 10 Ten Spot Theater "JOHNNY DOUGHBOY," Jane Wither: 11 George Putnam-News-15m. Henry Wilcoxon. (11) 2:CO p.m. Othe 3 Pacific Theater-60m. 11:15 2 The Late Show child actors in this story are Bobb) 4 Breen, "Spanky" McFarland, Rober. Foreign Intrigue-Drama- `Revolt of the Zombies'," with Dean Starring James Daly. Coogan, "Alfalfa" and Cora Sue Collins Jagger. "MYSTERIOUS MR. VALENTINE," William 7 Hank Weaver-News and 4 Late Date at the Movies-60m. Henry, Linda Stirling. (11) 4:15 p.m Sports-15m. So's Your Aunt Emma," with Zasu Private eye story, involving blackmail. Beat the Clock-30m. Pitts. "DESPERATE ADVENTURE," Ramon Na varro, Marian Marsh. (5) 4:30 p.m. (Se( Bud Collyer and Roxanne put con- 11 Jackson's Theatre-90m. testants through stunts In a race Saturday (5) 3:30 p.m.). "G. I. War Brides," with Anna Lee "THE ',-AW OF THE VALLEY," Johnny against time. and James Ellison, Mack Brown. (5) 5:30 p.m. 9 Don Lee World News-15m. 11:30 3 Final Edition News-13m. "TOMORROW WE LIVE," Jean Parker, 10 Rocky King, Detective-30m. Ricardo Cortez-1942. (9) 7:30 p.m. This Lee Wood, Ted Meyers and Bill 8 Fight of the Week-30m. theme Is identified with the war against Brundige reporting. 12:00 8 News Reel aggressors and a parallel is drawn be- 11 Close-Up 12:30 2 KNXT Midnight Headlines tween Hitler and a big shot racketeer. George Putnam with people who Grant Holcomb reporting. "LADY CHASE," Robert Lowery, Ann Say age-1945. (4) 8:30 p.m. (See Wednes make human interest news. 1:00 11 News and Sports-10m. 13 Owl Movie day (4) 11:15 p.m.). 1:10 11 Late Jackson Theatre-75m. "NIGHT FOR CRIME," Glenda Farrell, Lylc "Sarumba," with Tommy Wonder. Talbot-1942. (9) 9:CO p.m. A who.dun-it 10:45 2 "My Best Gal," with Jane Withers KNXT News-Weather-Sports and Jimmy Lydon. which is solved by fern reporter and movie studio press agent. "SUNDOWN," Gene Tierney, Bruce Cabot. George Sanders. (13) 9:00 p.m. Action. packed story in African setting. "SARUMBA," Michael Whalen, Doris Dowl- ing-1949. (13) 10:30 p.m. A show biz story filmed in Havana. PICK: of the PIX "ROAD SHOW," Adolphe Menjou, Carol Landis. (7) 10:45 p.m. Comedy involvinr by Aubrey Dahl a couple of escapees from a rest home. "SO'S YOUR AUNT EMMA," ZaSu Pitts Roger Pryor, Gwen Kenyon - 1942. (4) 11:15 p.m. Melodramatic farce featuring Random Thoughts While Watch- ZaSu Pitts as the elderly spinster who It they swim upstream while Clarissa is mistaken by gangsters as a cold blooded ing An Old Romantic Movie On Nar- left munching olives in a pit of killer. row Screen TV: Let's see, now, all set? despair. .. . "G.I. WAR BRIDES," Anna Lee, James Elli. Beer for drinking, cigarettes for son-1946. (11) 11:15 p.m. An English girl "Bachelor's Daughters." (13) Oct. 19, smoking, girl friend for talking to, impersonates her sister, a British wat bride, in order to get to the U.S. tr telephone for taking off hook. Here 3:00. A group of working girls, includ- ing Claire Trevor, Jane Wyatt and Ann marry her American fiance. we go ... "Smouldering Embers," star- "REVOLT OF THE ZOMBIES," Dean Jag Dvorak, pool their resources and move ring John Bounder and Clarissa Clam- gen, Dorothy Stone-1936. (2) 11:15 p.m. into a swank mansion in an effort to Horrpr stuff and melodrama involving ber. Hot stuff, eh, attract wealthy, eligible males. the French and the Zombies. kiddo? First scene "MY BEST GAL," Jane Withers, Jimmy Adolphe Menjou reluctantly serves as Lydon - 1944. (11) 1:00 a.m. Jane ... a cocktail par- their chaperon and pater and before Wither's first "grown-up" role. She pre- ty . . . John and long everyone is married. Life is so fers to work as a waitress, rather than Clarissa see each follow her family's show business tradi- simple. tion. other . . .they go "Christmas Eve." (13) Oct. 18, 7:30. toward each other I panned this thing a year or so ago .. . they kiss .. . and received a letter from the dis- they are intro- tributors informing me that it was duced. They leave the party in his breaking box office records in Flat Lake, Fla. It's about an old woman, cut down, hopped Ann Harding, who waits for her foster up convertible. He sons. Randolph Scott, George Brent and kisses her again . . . she cuts him Gt.arge Raft to return to her on Christ- down ... he hops up ... fails to con- m is Eve. Idedicate this turkey to the vert. In his apartment ... what a posh befuddled residents of Flat Lake. ete.14:«eif affair . . . a swimming pool in the "Bridge of San Luis Rey." (13) Oct. 9 OTHER EXCffING STORIES living room .. .filled with martinis PLUS PLASTIC VIEWER ... and loaded goldfish. They change 19, 11:05. Adapted from Thornton Hare's abrand new way of SHOWING into swim suits .. . which is which? Wilder's Pulitizer prizewinning book, this film tells the story of the lives Ph. children those good old-fashioned Ah, yes...Clarissa has knobby knees fairy toles and nursery stories. And o .. they dive in .. . he tries to teach of several people who fell to their most thrilling method of their learning h• her the crawl... she says she'd rather deaths one day when a bridge col- Story cf Christmas. Seen thru the adjustable swim. He asks her to marry him .. . lapsed in Peru. Most of the good guys plastic viewer, the characters sewn to spring ii‘e, and most of the bad guys die, into lifa...to REAL you feel you can reach out she says no .. . he says heis going to and tot ch them/ This TEN STORY SET has stay under the martinis until she says wt,ich is, I suppose, as it should be. CINDERELLA, GOLDILOCKS, ETC Plus 7boa u• tiful scenes showing the FIRST CHRISTMAS yes.... he ducks his head ... an hour W. th Louis Calhearn, Francis Lederer, plus oPLASTIC VIEWER...oll for SI. passes .. . she pulls him up .. . says Lynn Bari, Nazimova and Akins Tam- irof f. yes. Too late, he hiccups, he just mar- HOME SHOPPER Dept. ried a goldfish ... turns out to be his "Lady Chase." (4) Oct. 21, 11:15. 7619 MELROSE AVE. H-1 childhood sweetheart in disguise. And Fast? L. A. 46. CALIF.

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Information Received From Stations 5:55 7 KECA-TV News 13 Jimmy Wakely Show-60m. Subject to Last Minute Change 6:00 2 Laurel and Hardy-30m. 7:15 5 Surprise Twist-Drama-15m. 3 Twilight Theater-15m. 7:30 4 Nutsy the Clown-15m. New 2 Person to Person-30m. See Page 9 for 9:00 A.M. to Edward R. Murrow Interviews peo- 7 Space Patrol-15m. 5:00 P.M. ple in the news speaking from their Daytime Log Listings 9 Action Theater-60m. own homes. "Demon For Trouble,' with Bob Steele. 5 Premium Playhouse-30m. M Indicates Microwave 6 Heart of the City K Indicates Kinescoped 11 Thunderbolt-15m. 7 Stu Erwin Show-Series-30m. The Wonder Colt. Brought to you Starring Stu Erwin and June Coll- 5:00 2 Space Funnies-60m. by Challenge Dairy Food. yer. 3 Jeanne Baird Presents-50m. 8 People In the News 4 Atom Squad-15m. 13 Over the Counter-30m. 9 Handy Man-30m. Steve Elliott and his assistant in- Starring Dick Haynes Stu Wilson with "Build It and Fix vestiF.ate the disappearance of an It Yourself" ideas. Tonight's pro- atom scientist and encounter strange 6:15 3 Evening News ject: "Repairing Bathroom Fix- adventures in South America. 4 Commander Cornet-30m. tures." 7 Journal of TV Talent-Con't 7 Jack Owens Show 11 Mid Evening Movies-60m. With Mary Ann. 8 The Story Lady-10m. "Port of Forty Thieves," with Rich- 8 Football This Week 11 Movieland Matinee, Cont'd- ard Powers and Stephanie Bachelor. 11 Ramer of the Jungle-15m. 13 Webster Webfoot-30m. s.arring Jon Hall in "Voice In the 7:45 3, 4, 10 Camel News Caravan- 5:10 8 Crusader Rabbit-5m. Sky" (Part 2). K-15m. John Cameron Swayze reports. 5:15 4 Gabby Hayes-15m. 6:25 2 Weather-News-5m. 6 Spanish Langudge News-15m With Austin Green. 8 Local News-10m. 8 Channel 8 Corral-45m. 6:30 2 Doug Edwards-News-15m. 7:55 8 News-5m. 5:25 5 Program Preview-5m. New 3 Topper 8:00 2 Marna-30m. Starring Ann Jeffreys and Bob Starring Peggy Wood and Judson 5:30 4 Howdy Doody-Juv'n1.-30m. Laire. Tonight's episode Is "Dagmar Sterling. 5 Western Feature-60m. and the Major." "Wild Country," with Eddie Dean. Flyboy-15m. 3 Red Skelton Show Kiddies puppet show. 6 Cowboys and Injuns-30m. 4, 10 Garraway at Large- 6 Johnny Jet-Serial "Desert Justice," with Jack Perrin. Variety-30m. 8 Greatest Fights of the Century Dave Garroway with a music and 7 Ladies' Matinee-25m. variety •program. Skitch Henderson Jack Bourke emcees 10 Football This Week 11 Time for Beany-Kids-15m. directs music. Guest stars. 11 Sheriff John-Cartoon Time Bob Clampett's puppet adventures 5 Lawrence Welk-60m. Cartoon Time. Inc children. With Al iee Lon, America's new 13 Televenture-45m. Champagne Lady, and Gene Pursell. 13 KLAC Telepaper-15m. 5:50 3 Thought For the Day Ed Lyons and Sam Baiter. 6 Dangerous Assignment-30m. 6:45 2 Perry Como Show-Music- Brian Donlevy stars. 7 Adventures of Ozzie and 15m, Perry Como, star, with the Fontane Harriet-Comedy-30m. What s2.50 Will DO Sisters and Mitchell Ayers' Orches- Episodes in the lives of the Nelson tra. family starring Ozzie Nelson and 4 Hawthorne-Weather-5m. Harriet Hilliard. for TV-RADIO LIFE 8 Death Valley Days-30m. 5 Handy Hints-Tips-10m. Readers With Dorothy Gardiner and Ken 9 Football Forecasts-15m. Crane. With Bill Brundige and Ted Meyers. Do you wish to fraudproof your- 8 Newsreel-15m. 13 Cases of Eddie Drake-30m. self against deception, misrepre- 10 Sports Editor 8:15 9 Jr. College Football sentation and fraud in your finan- 11 George Putnam-News-15m. San Diego at Santa Monica. cial, education, advertising and Mark Scott and Erik Paige, com- 13 TV Baseball Hall of Fame- mentators. economic life? FRAUDS and 15m. 8:30 2 Topper-Comedy-30m. Answers, only newsmagazine of SFIIII Batter with news from base- Starring Ann Jeffreys and Robert its kind, guarantees to help ball world. Sterling. "FRAUD-PROOF" you to your 6:50 4 Sports News-5m. 3 Victory At Sea-30m, own satisfaction or return your Clevt Her reports. 4 Coke Time-Music-15m. money due. To persuade you to Eddie Fisher, star, with Don 6:55 4 Elmer Peterson-News-5m. Ameche and guest June Hutton. "trial-try" it to your own satis- 5 BoIlay Weather-5m. Mugical selections are "I Love You," faction, FRAUDS will give you 7 Weather-5m. "Ho Hum," "Beautiful Love" and without extra cost, a nationally Predictions by Gordon Weir. "All the Things You Are." advertised FLO-BALL $2 PEN, 6 Johnny Downs Movie-75m, 8 Weotherword-5m. "Li'l Abner," with Martha O'Driscoll guaranteed for 10 years. Try both. 10 Newspaper of the Air and Buster Keaton. The militant FRAUDS will seem 7:00 2 To Be Announced 7 Pepsi-Cola Playhouse-Drama incredible with its daring. The 3, 4, 10 Gillette Fights-M-45m. -30m. FLO-BALL pen will please and 5 Newsreel-15m. Arlene Dahl, hostess, presents satisfy you Both will do as prom- with Gil Niartyn. "Death Has A System," the story ised or else. Fill in the subscrip- of events and complications follow- 6 Hopalong Cassidy. ing a man's desire to revenge his tion coupon below, then mail for Starring Bill Boyd. brother's murder. two very pleasant surprises. 7 The Ruggles Show-30m. S Topper-30m. Starring Charlie Buggies. Starring Anne Jeffreys and Robert FRAUDS, La Crescents, Calif. 8 Four Star Playhouse-30m. Sterling. Enclosed is $2.50 (regular price) for 9 Kings Cross Roads-30m. 10 Yesterday's Newsreel a 2 year (bi-monthly) FRAUDS sub- 11 Success Story-30m. 11 Rams Football Games-Film scription. I understand also that I am The highlights from the game with to receive without extra cost, a $2 the Detroit Lions played October 18. FLO-BALL PEN. THUNDERBOLT the Wonder Colt Mon. thru Fri. TVcoils House .... $ Naine (Pleast Print) 6:00-8:16 P.M. 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411.111.11.11.1..1.11. 1111. 1111. 111MIMMIMMIIIMI I Page Twenty-two TV.RADIO LIFE FRIDAY til LCIGS October 23 13 Wrestling, Ocean Park- 7 Your Claim To Fame With moderator George Fanneman 2/14 hrs. and panelists Marie Windsor, Ann Ringside comments by Gary Good- Rutherford and Vincent Price. Xicker kre win. 8 Strike It Rich-30m. Friday, October 23 8:45 4 Bob Considine-15m. 10 Ten Spot Theater "KISS THE BRIDE GOODBYE," Patricia 10 Greatest Fights-15m. 11 Boston Blackie-30m. Medina, Jimmy Handley. (2) 9:35 a.m. 11 The Christopher Program Starring Kent Taylor, Lois Collier "HEADLINE WOMAN," Heather Angel, With Father Keller and guest. and Frank Orth. Roger Pryor. (7) 10:00 a.m. Battle of a 9:00 2 Schlitz Playhouse of Stars- 2 Newspaper of the Air city editor against a society born police 10:30 commissioner. 30m. Jack Gardner reporting. Pat O'Brien and Lurene Tuttle star "MIDNIGHT LADY," Sara Padden, John 3 Pacific Theater-90m. Darrow, Claudia Dell-1932. (7) 11:00 a.m. in "Second Sight," dramatic story Mother, a "Madame X," takes the blame of a man who loses his sight and 7 Hank Weaver-News and regains it after two years just when Sports-15m. for shooting done by daughter. he is about to collect insurance. 8 Pepsi-Cola Playhouse "SECRET SERVICE INVESTIGATOR," Lloyd Bridges, Lynne Roberta-1948. (11) 3, 4, 10 The Big Story-Drama Arlene Dahl, hostess. The story of Reporter Bert Murray 2:00 p.m. Saga concerns counterfeiters of the L.A. Daily News and his 9 Don Lee World News ard their expose by the government. help in clearing a man of murder. Lee Wodo, Ted Meyers and Bill "SONS OF ADVENTURE," Tynne Roberts, 5 Western Varieties-60m. Brundige reporting. Russell Hayden, Gordon Jones-1948. (11) 11 Heart of the City-30m. 4:15 p.m. Innocent stunt-men In constant 7 Pride of the Family-60m. danger because of revenge seeking assail- Starring Paul Hartman and Fay With Patrick McVey and Jane Nigh. ant. Wray in light comedy centered 10:45 2 KNXT News-Weather-Sports around the Morrison family. "BIG SHOW-OFF," Dale Evans, Arthur Lake -15m. -1945. (5) 4:30 p.m. Lake, as a mild- 8 Adolphe Menlou-30m. 7 Football This Week-15m. mannered pianist is too shy to court the Adolphe Menjou host to weekly night-club vocalist and assumes a more stars Norman Sper with predictions of coming football games. ferocious identity but the plan backfires. 11 Feature Film-60m. "WILD COUNTRY," Eddie Dean, Roscoe To be announced. 13 Locker Room Interviews-15m. With Garry Goodwin. Mes-1947. (5) 5:30 p.m. An escaped con- 9:30 2 Our Miss Brooks-30m. vict is caught because of a speckled hat Starring Eve Arden. Miss Bruce gets 11:00 2 Chronoscope-15m. band. into all kinds of difficulties when World Events series. Oscar Castelo "PORT OF FORTY THEIVES," Richard she tries to audition for the faculty is guest. Ppwers, Stephanie Bachelor-1944. (11) band conducted by Mr. Boynton. 4 Eleventh Hour News-15m. 730 p.m. Mercenary wife kills her 3 Dennis Doy Show-30m. wealthy husband so that she can marry Don 'tickles reports. 4, 10 Sound Stage-30m. her playboy lover. Dramatic series featuring well 7 Kelley Kar Movie-60m. "SO'S YOUR AUNT EMMA," ZaSu Pitts, known Broadway and Hollywood "Children On Trial." Roger Pryor, Gwen Kenyon-1942. (4) 830 p.m. (See Thursday (4) 11:15 p.m.). actors. Alice Frost and Allen Nourse 8 To Be Announced "CHILDREN ON TRIAL" - 1948. (7) star in "Darling Come Home," the 9 Don Lee World News story of a resourceful husband who 1':00 p.m. Documentary of Juvenile de- Lee Wood, Ted Meyers and Bill linquency In England. uses television to find his lost wife. Brundige reporting. 7 Comeback-30m. "MERCY ISLAND," Ray Middleton, Gloria 11 George Putnam-News-1 Sm. Dickson. (13) 11:05 p.m. A lawyer, his George Jessel emcees dramatic 13 Ed Lyons' Headlines-5m. wife, and an old friend of both, are stories of persons who have lost marooned on an Island in the Florida their former place in society and 11:05 13 Owl Movie-90m. Keys. are attempting a "come-back." The "Mercy Island." "CAT MAN OF PARIS," Carl Esmond, Adele life of George "Specs" Toporer, one Mara. (11) 11:15 p.m. time big leaguer who went blind 11:15 2 The Late Show two years ago comes under the spot "The Temptress," with Jean Haude "SILENT WITNESS," Frank Albertson, and John Stuart. Maris Wrixon-1942. (4) 11:15 p.m. Black light tonight. Many notables of base- market silk gangsters get embroiled with ball appear. 4 Late Date At the Movies 8 Our Miss Brooks "Silent Witness," with Frank Al- the D.A. bertson and Maris Wrixon. "TH'.S TEMPTRESS," Joan Haude, John Marring Eve Arden. 11 Jackson's Theatre-90m. Stuart. (2) 11:15 p.m. 9:45 6 Tomorrow's News. "Cat Man of Paris," with Carl Es- "DOUBLE IDENTITY," Ray Middleton, Jane With Lionel Van Deerlin. Wyatt. (11) 1:10 a.m. mond and Adele Maria. 10:00 2 My Friend Irma-30m. 11:30 3 Final Edition-15m. Starring Marie Wilson. With Ken Graue. 3 Claim To Fame 8 Newsreel-10m. NO MORE TIGHT SHOES 4 The Alvino Rey-King Sisters 11:45 3 News Show-Music-30m. 5 Police Calls Music and Variety by Alvino Rey, his orchestra, the King Sisters and 12:30 2 KNXT Midnight Headlines guests. Grant Holcomb reporting. u. 5 Modern Movies-30m. 1:00 11 News and Sports-10m. "Savage Drums." With .lackson Wheeler. 8 Bill Mesmer Presents. 1:10 11 Late Jackson Theatre-75m. "Slightly Honorable," with Pat "Double Identity," with Bay Mid- O'Brien and Edward Arnold. dleton and Jane Wyatt.

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Page Twenty-Three OCTOBER 16, 1953 TV-RADIO LIFE TV PROGRAM FINDER 2—ICNXT-1313 No. Vine St. (28). 5—KTLA--5451 Marathon St. (38). 8—KFMB-TV—San Diego, Galif. HO. 9-1212. HO. 9-3181. M2114. 3--KEY-T-730 M i ra m on te Dr., 6—XETV—4233 Park Blvd., Sanego Di Santa Barbara, Calif. 9—KHJ-TV--1313 No. Vine St. (28). 4—KNBH--1500 No. Vi ne St. (28). 7—KECA-TV—Prospect and Talmadge HO. 2-2133. HO. 9-6161. Ave. (27). NO. 3-3311. 10—KFSD-TV, Grant Hotel. rriv -,emds.se-x.9-.6%.,2,40.,,d9.„4».6,,,dexe%..exo.ment,exe-v-a-4.ented--w..9-.te.19-4.ont.9-..ste-e.exouo-4.9,b4Sunset Blvd. (28). HO. 2-7111. 13—KLAC-TV-1000 No. Cahuenga B lvd. (39). HO. 2-7311. Abbott and Costello Film. KTTV, 7:30 p.m. W Douglas, Melvyn- .KTTV, 8:30 p.m. W Journal of TV Talent.WECA-TV. 4:30 p.m. M-F Adventures of Ozzie and Harriet. ICECA-TV, Dragnet KNBH, 9 p.m. Th Judge For Yourself...--__Ii. --,------••• , ,....„-.-.8 p.m. F Dude Martin KM . 9 p.m V4 Juke Box Jury N.K.XNTS,11 10. :310o p..mm .. STau Aiooliseic Can Come -Bacic..wA-TV, 10 p.m. M Dusty Walker Show.-._.__KNXT, 4:45 p.m. M-F Junior College Football KHJ-TV. 9 p.m. F Allen, Fred 10 p.m. Tu Eastside Kids KTLA. 6:30 p.m. to Junior. Press Conferepee_KECA-TV, 10:30 a.m. Sa Aill Star Revue. - 1£4.11H, 9 p.m. alt. Sa *Edwards, Doug n. ury Kls..XT, 1 p.m. Su American Forum of the Air....KINBH, 9:30 a.m. Su Edwards, Ralph KNBH, 10 p.m. W *KLAC Telepaper—KLAC-TV. 6:30 p.m. M- l' AmateurAmerican Hear------..---KNBH.Inventog7 .K1NBH, 8:30 4 p.m. Sa Erwin.Ethel andStu.. Albert..--__KNBH, KECA-TV. 3 p.m. Sal 7:307:30 p.m.p.m. SaF KeyKarns. to YourRom" Kitchen____FLNI311, KTTV. 1:30 9:30 p.m. p.m M-FSi,

AtAmos ine-- Andy ..KTLA,KNXT 108 p.m.m Tu Facts Forum - -.. ii. 3.30 p.m . au Kilga.len, Dorothy_._. KNXT. 7:30 p.m. Su „Kim; 2:30 p.m. Sa Kilpatrick, Reld.----KLAC-TV. 8:30 p.m. Tu Atom Squad KNB11, 5 p.m. M-F Fairbanks, Douglas --._.- 7 Uoie..of the Ring..._.._ ...... KI1J-KTVI;,Bn8:.451014p.man..WF. Auction City .KTTV, 4:30 p.m. Sa Fa ith for Toda.v _EKCA- TV. p.m.. TSu Ki Auction Park V, 1 p.m. Su Famous Playhouse._-HECA-TV, 9:30 p.m. Tu:u KingKingston,g s Lenore.----___KNBEI, 1:30 p.m. M-F Autry. Gene...... _.,...... KT. 5:30 p.m. Su Farms and Gardens____. .. KNBH, 10:30 a.m. Sa Kit Carson ...... _ KECA-TV. 7:30 p.m. M Babbit Harry ... • „.....10.:30 a.m. M-F; 7 p.m. Tu Farm iteporter.____..KNXT, 9:20 a.m. 31-F Kra ft Playhouse .HECA-TV, 6:30 p.m. Th Bachelor'sBacicstage withHaven-----li.T.G...... KHJ-TV, 10 p.m. Tu Favorite Store KTTV, 8 p.m. W Kraft TV Theater____ .._.KNBH, 9 p.m. W KNXT, 10 p.m. M Fearless Fosdick...... _ . .KHJ-TV, 5 p.m. Su Kukla, Fran and 011ie._ KNBH, 4 p.m. Su Baiter, Sam- KLAC-TV. 6:30 p.m. M-F; Fight Talk KECA-TV, 6:30 p.m. Sn La Roy, Rita KTTV. 4 p.m. Tu, Th ---...... 6:45 p.m. M-F Files of Jeffrey Jones.-- KTTV, 10:30 p.m. W Ladies' Matinee ITECA-TV. 5:30 p.m. M-F Bandstand Revue-- KTLA, 9 p.m. Su Fireside Theater KNBII 9 p.m. Tu Ladies Always Win ....-- ...... KNXT, 2:30 p.m. I Baseball XECA-TV 10:55 a.m. Sa Fisher, Eddies_KINBH, 7:30 p.m. W; 8:30 p.m. F Lane, Dick...... KTLA, 8:30 p.m. '1h; 8 p.m. M Bates, Mercedes --...KNXT, 1.1 a.m. M, T Th, F; Flyboy KTLA, 6:30 p.m. M-F Laurel and Hardy Comedy KNXT, ,6 p.m. 1111-F — 10:30 a.m. W Follow Your Heart.= .BNFig, i, Beat the Clock -- KNXT, 6:30 p.m. Sa FootbalL 914;1'5 apdn.m..13 1a1; Ceiniri"3n3k------...... RECILNA TT,.. 34200 14U:nlm .. Sa Beauty Parade... _KECA-TV, 9:30 p.m. M .KELI-TV, 7 p.m. Su Leave It To The Giris....BECA-TV, 7:30 p.m. Sau Before Your Eyes--_. _ .. KTTV, 8:30 p.m. Th Football Scoreboard.---KNBIL 2:30 p.m. Sa Leonetti Caroline. _KNBIL 1 p.m. Tu, Th Benny Jack ___-_ILNXT, 10 p.m. Alt. Flu Ford Theat er. KNBIL 9:30 p.m. TTih: Letter to Loretta. NISH, 10 p.m. Su Berle, Milton...-______KNBH, 8 p.m. alt. Tu Foreign intrigue. KNBIL 10:30 p.m. Th LiberaceW .KLAC-TV. 7:30 p.m. Bite Baker. —..KTLA,.. 8:30 p.m. Th Four Star Playhouse-- ..... __KINXT, 8:30 p.m. Ti: Light of Faith.— KNXT. 1:30 p.m. Su Big Yayoft..,_. KNXT, 12 m. M-F Freedom Forum_ KLAC-TV. 5:30 p.m. Su Linkletter, Art KNXT. 11:30 a.m. M-F; Big Playback.---__.—KLAC-TV, 1.1 p.m. Tu Froman, Jane. .. ,.. _-__KNXT 6:45 p.m. Tu, Th KTTV, 7 p.m. M Big Story...... ------KNBH, 8 p.m. F From Holl ywood - KHI-TV, 8:30 p.m. Su Linn, Roberta KT LA, 7:30 p.m. Tu Big Town -- KNXT, 9:30 Th Frontiers of Faith_ KNBH, 10:30 p.m. Su Littlefiett Joe. KTTKV;x1T2:3. 05 pp...m.. Su Bill Leyden's Theatre.-- ..... KTTV, 2 p.m. jw-F Front Page Detectim------HTTV, 9 p.m. Su Lone Hanger...... --11ECA-TV, 7:30 p.m. Th; BlueBob and'libbon Ray...... ,,,. Bouts_ ...... KNBH,KNXT, 7:30 1 pan.p.m. wM GabbyFrosty Hayes._Froliie.. _-__ KNBH, .KTLA. 5:15 8p.m. p.m. M-F W Love Of Life KNXT, 2 p.m. M-F

*Bond,Holley, GeneLyie.------.--KHJ-TV, KTLA, 12:556:55 p.m. M-F14I-F Garden Chats_ ... mil'%. 12:30 p.m. Su Lucky II .KHJ- TV, 3T:3,09pp.m....MTh-F Garden Vagabond...----WNXT. 11:30 a.m. Su Lusk, Freeman _ BostonBoaino. FiNlill, 8 p.m. Sa *Gardner, Jack._ ...--..KNXT 10:30 p.m. M-F Luz Video Theatre ..- KLAC-TV. 5:30 P.m. Su KTTV, 10 p.m. F Garronay at Larite ii;NoH . 8 pm. F *Lyon, Ed....KLTAuC;- TV, 44:31,1p:1.5m.paTlvh Boxing-_-,__ .,...-- - __KLAC-TV, 8:30 p.m. Tu Georgie Jeseel Show__HECA-TV 6:30 p.m. Su

WECA-TIF. -6 p.m. Sat 8:30 p.m. Sa: Get The Facts _..... _.... KNIIII, 4:30 p.m. Su Slack, Ted __KNISH. 8:30 p.m...... - KHJ-TV, 8:30 p.m. M Gilchrist. Norma__ ...... -...HTTV. 11:30 ft.M. M-F Make Room for Daddy_____KECA-TV, 9 p.m. Tu Bride and Groom KNXT, 1:30 p.m. M-f Gillette Fights. ...KNBH, 7 p.m. F Mama Weiss _KFI.1-TV. 2 p.m. M-F Broadway Playhouse....---HTLA. 9:30 p.m. Th Gleason, Jackie h \X I, 8 p.m. Sa Mama Burns & Allen.... _____ .KNXT, 8 p.m. M Glamour Girl ..--_-KNBH, 10:30 a.m. M-11-' Man Against Crime ____KNBEI, KNXT. 10:30 8 p.m. WF CafeCali theContinental--_ Coach... - __- —- ____BTLA,KNBH, 7:30 11 p.m. ToSa Glamour Session KTTV. 4 p.m. Tu. Ti:Stan Behind the Badge_____KNXT, 9:30 p.m. Su *Camel News Caravam-. KNI411, 7:45 p.m. Il-i Godfrey, Arthur... .KNXT, 8 p.m. W: Ma n 's Best Frien d KTLA, 5 p.m. Su 2:30 p.m. M -Th *Ma nn ing . Dave Campus Farmers______KECA-TV. 3 p.m. Ss Godfrey's Tale nt Scouts. ..KNXT, 8:30 p.m. M Martin, liude...... ,_—__ KTLA,KTTS. 2:55 9 p.m.p.m. WF Captain Midnight..._._._ KNXT, 5 p.m. Sa; Goodyear Theatre. _ WINBIL 9 p.m. alt. SU Martin Kane ENBII, 10 p.m. Th 1(11J-TV, 5:30 p.m. Su Gordon's Garden KECA-TV, 4 p.m. Su *Marlyn, Gil KTLA, 7 p.m. M-F Captain Z-Bo.---______IITTV. 6 p.m. Sa *Graue, Ken KTLA. 11 p.m. Su; 11:30 p.m. F Marv.. Groucho Captured KNGil. 8 p.m. Th BTTV. 8:30 pm. Sa Great Churches of Golden Went KTTV. II a.m. Si, McAdoo, Mary_-______KINBH, 1 p.m. SI, W. F CasesCartoan of Time...Eddie Drake...... __ .HTTV,KLAC-TV. 5:3ii p.m.8 p.m. M-I. F Great Moments in Golf___IINBH, 11:15 p.m. Sa McCune. Hank .KLAC-TV. 7 p.m. Th Catholic Hour .. __. .... --- KNEEL 10:30 a.m. Su GuidingGreen. Austin.Light... _.KNXT, 6:25 p.m. 111-F McElroy. Jack . .111NBIL 12 m M-F Cavalcade of Books..--....KNXT, 3:30 p.m. Su Half-Pi nt PaneL. KNXT. 2:15 p.m. 111-F Medallio n The a ter ____- _ -_ KN XT. 7 p.m. Sa .KTI.A, 5:30 p.m. Su Meet M r M eNu tl ey _.KNXT, 8 p.m. Th Cavalcade of America.-__KECA-TV, 7 p.m. Tu Hall of Fame ...... ______...... KNBEI, 5 p.m. Su Meet the Press KNISH, 6 p.m. Su Chance of a Lifetime KTTV, 6:30 p.m. Su Halls of Science .. - ._ _ KNISH, 3 p.m. Su Sleet The Wrestlem.---..KTTV, 8 p.m. M Chef Milani._ KTTV I p.m. M-F Hamblen, Stuart...... --- - Chevron The*tr-e._-_____ KTTV, i :30 p.m. Tu KTTV, 9 p.m. Sa Meniou. Adolphe...... _._.-- KTTV, 14 p.m. W Handy Hints. KTLA, 6:45 p.m. M-F Mercer, Johnny KNXT, 7 p.m. F China Smith....HECA-TV, 7 p.m. Sa Handy Man____----HHJ-TV, 7:30 p.m. F Message of the Slaster_._.HECA-TV, 1 O•tn• Su Christophers.._----„,-.KHJ-TV, 4:45 p.m. Sa Harmon, Tom... KNXT. 10:30 p.m. S1-1 wilam, cuff KTTV ., 1 p.m. M-F Chronoscope..-_,...... __KNXT, 10:45 p.m. M, W. F *Flatten, Tom_____-.KTLA, 11 p.m. M, Tu , W; Montgomery, Bohert.------FINDH , 9 :30 P•m• M Church in the Home----.KECA-TV 11 a.m. Su 12:15 p.m. Sa Moore. Garry ..... ____KNXT, 3:30 p.m. M-F Circle Theatre...... - KNISH, 8.:30 p.m. TU Hawkins Falls. KNIM, 11 a.m. M-F Mr. Peepers EN BIL 1:30 p.m. Sit Cisco Kid. -_-_KEGA-TV. 7 p.m. M Hawthorne and the Weather__KNBH. 6:45 p.m. Mr. Wizard KNBH. 1 p.m. Su City at Night.-- KTLA, 10 p.m. Th M-F Musical Chairs City Detective---. KNBFI. 10:30 p.m. M Haynes, Dick-- -.KLAC-TV, 6 p.m. M-F Musical Clues City HosPital.- - -XNXT, 7:30 p.m. Alt, Tb Hayes, Gabby ...... _...... KNIMI. 5:15 p.m. M-F My Favorite Husband.. K KLKNANCTX-TV. Pivp...mm. ... Th8Sa City of Hope Telethon KTLA, 11 p.m. Ss Heart of the Citi...-__ FITTS', 10:30 p.m. F My Friend Irma ..... _.._ .... _ KNXT, 7 p.m. F cro_sii_...... _...... ___ Ïftv,..tilin 04 ii))..mm.. Su *Hermann, Cleve___-_KNIiii, 8:30 p.m. 31-F My Garden and 1..---KECA-TV, 10:30 a.m. Su Tb Hill, Jess KEIJ-TV. 7 p.m. Th My Little Margle..._--____KNBEI, 8:30 P.m W semmander Comet....KNBH, 6:15 p.m. M-F Hollywood Lefton Bouts..KECA-TV 8:15 p.m. Sa Name That Tune -----.._ ..... KNISH. 8 p.m. M Como, Perry.---XT, 8:45 p.m. M, W, F Hol lywood , 10:30 p.m. Tu Noah Webster Says...... -...... , KTTV. 7 p.m. Su ColonelCoates, Flack,Paul.. --- ___HTTV 10:30 p.m. Su Hollywood on Televisio-O- 11--LAC-TV, 12:30 p.m. M-F Noble, Leighton KTLA 9 p.m. Su -. K TV, 9 p.m. Th Hollywood Opportunity. KTLA, 7:30 p.m. Th Norman, Gene .. KILI-TV, 4 p.m. M-F Comeback XECA-TV, 9:30 p.m. F Home and Fashion Show..HECA-TV, 8:30 p.m. Su Norwell KECA-TV, 3, KEp.mc .A.Mn -F Comedy Hour . KNBIL 8 p.m. Su Hometown Jamboree__ KLAC-TV. 7:30 p.m. Sa Notre Dame Football Games Considine, Bob. .KNBEL 8:45 p.m. F ileilaloalt Cassidy 4.45 p.m. Su Cooley. Spade_ KTLA. 8 p.m. Sa Hope, Bob . KTTV. 7 p.m n ...KNBH, 8 p.m. alt. Tu Nutsy. The Clown---.. KNBIL 6 p.m. M-F aCorina Playhouse.-_- SECA -TV, 8 p.m. M Hour of Decision- KECA-TV, 10 p.m. Su Of Many Things -.---...KECA-TV 11 a.m. Sa writ7 gruilifil--- KTLA, KTTV, 5:30 10 p.m. p.m. M-F Sa HowdyHouse PartyDoody. KNXT, 11:30 a.m. M-F Omnibus . . p.m. Su .KNI313, 5:30 p.m. M-1 On Your Account_.--...K.NBII, 4:30 p.m. M-F Craig Kennedy Criminologist_ jum-Tv, Hutton. Ins Ray KTLA. 9 p.m. Tu On Tour Way KTTV, 10 p.m. Th 6:30 pm Su I Led Three Lives Crosby, Bob_ — .K.NxT, 72:30 p.m. Ite_F I Love Lucy . KECA-TV, 7 p.m. Su One 0 Two Theater. - .K11.1-TV. 9 p.m. Su ... KNXT, 9 p.m. M Open Road Croebrs Calling_ —_.KH.I-TV. 1 p.m. M-F i Married Joel,- KNOLL 8 p.m. VI Operation Safety... .KTTV. 7:30 pm. Ti. Crossroads of Life.--...KECA-TV, 8 p.m. Su I'11 Buy_ T_hat .KNXT, 3 p.m. Tu. Th orchid AWard.Safety...... _... IINXT, 12 m. Su Crown Theater .KTTV. 8 p.m. Tu I'm the Law .KLAC-TV, 10 p.m. Su Orient Lxpress KECA-TV. 8:309:15 p.m.p.m. TuSu Danger._ KNXT. 10 p.m. Ti, Industry on Parade._—.)1NBH, 10:45 p.m. Su Our Famous Husbands KECA-TV, 10 p.m. Tb Dangerous Assignment -.....KNITH, 10:30 p.m. W' In My Opinion KN'BH, 7:20 p.m. W Our Miss Brooks Ii14.X.T, 9:30 p.m. F Davis. Joan.. KNBLI, 8 p.m. %1 Inspector Mark Sabre. HECA-TV, 8 p.m. W; Outdoors with Wangenheim EINBH, 3 p.m. Sa Death Valley Days--___KTTV. 8:30 p.m. alt Tu 11111J-TV, 7:30 p.m. Su Over the Counter Dennis Day Show-- RNI01, p p.m. M Invitation Playhouse KI.AC-TV. 7 p.m. V1 Owens, Jack KECA-TV,KLA('-TV, 6:15 6 p.m.p.m. M-F Dpfaegio, Joe .KN.BH, 4:45 p.m. Be. I've Got a Secret -.----...KNX. T. 9:30 p.m. W Parlor Party ...... -....._ ...... KNISH, 2 p.m. 141-F Ding Doug Schoo1—.-...KNBIL 10 a.m. M-F Jalopy Derby. KTTV, 2:30 p.m. Su Pantomim e QuizM KTTV, 10:30 p.m. DoesDixon, Crime Nancy- Pïy.______xrnT, - ----KTTV. 4 p.m.1:30 M.p.m. W. Su I- JaneJamie Froman Show----KNXT, .HECA-TV, 6:45 7:30 p.m. p.m. Tu. TuTh PaulParrish, Coates Helen Confidential.--HTTV, KNBII, 10:3010:30 p.m. Su

Dollar a Second. . . _ .. ETTV. 8 p.m. Th Jart ia• Al BECA -TV, 4 p.m. M-F PCC Football Highlights. IFILI-TV, 7 p.m. Su: Me or Nothing.---- __KNXT, 3 p.m. M. W, llt Jarvis Kitchen....---- KECA-TV, 2 p.m. M-F Elan Fairbanks Presents.--KNBH, 7 p.m. Th Jesse'. George WECA-TV. 6:30 p.m. Su Pepsi-Cola Playhouse. RE(A-TV.KLAC-TV, it:30 9 p.m.p.m. WF Jeweler's Showcase_...... -KTTV. 8:30 p.m. alt. To Perry Como Show—XXXT...E.N.3:4,5Tp; m7:.34M p..Wm . I F Pane Twenty-four Johnny Jupiter SNXT, 5.34) p.m. Sa Person to Person. OCTOBER 16, 1953 TV-RADIO LIFE

Pet Exchange. ATTY. 7 p.m. Th *Peterson, Eimer--HISB11. 6:59 p.m. M-F SAN DIEGO TV Pet Showcase ...... ___-.—__ KN1311, 5 p.m. Sa San Diego Mika Playhouse._ , --TENBIL 9 p.m. ale Su Phillip Morris Play-house__RECA-TV. _ 10 p.m. Tit PROGRAM FINDER Photography ls Fun------KHJ-TV, 7:30 p.m. M Abbott and Costello...------.....( 6 ), 7 Pm- W Photo Quiz KTTV, 3:30 p.m. M-F DIAL DATA • Allen, Fred _ _—....(10), 10 p.m. Tu Pickard Fatally. ...HDTV. 10:30 a.m. Su Anyone Can Win -10.30 p.m. alt. Su Pick the Winner.--.- .. WPM 7:30 p.m. M By Maurine Skinner Beat the Clack. 10.30 p.m. Tb Place the Face.._--IINXT, 7:30 p.m. Alt. TI, Benny, Jack __-__ ...... 7 p.m. Su Plainclothesman AMY. 10 p.m. Su Berle, Milton______.. -(10), 8 p.m. Tu Platterpanel . _..--KNXT. 10:30 p.m. SU SAN DIEGO- (Special) -The big Big 'Town 9:30•._...._.._... p.m. Th Playcrafter's Club.- KTLA, 4 p.m. MA, Bolger, Ray.-.,------• - 6:15 p.m. Th Playhouse of Stare.-- ...... __KNX.T. p.m. 1 wnite building on the corner of 5th Boxing ...... _..-. 10:15 p.m. Sa; 5 p.m. 19n PolicerCalls.RTLA, 3:55 p.m. 911 -Th: 11:45 p.m. 1 ana Ash, home of Channel 8, will be Burns & Alleu 8 p.m. DI Popular Science.-- KNXT, 11 p.m. Th Captain Midnight__ 19:30 p.m. Oa the scene of a public service workshop Potter, Peter .ELNXT, 10:341 p.m. Se Cavalcade of Amerieer--- 8 p.m. alt F Prestige Playhouse...---__KHCA-TV, 9:30 p.m. Tu on Wednesday, October 21. Invitations Channel 8 Corral. -5:15 p.m. He *Price, PauL -....KECA-TV, 12:45 p.m. M-F are in the mail to more than 200 Chevron Theater.- 6:30 p.m. Su Pride of the Family...... -__ILECA-T, 9 p.m. I. China Smith__ (6), 7:30 p.m. 79 Private Secretary .. ____-__KNXT. 7 p.m. alt. St. guests who will be interested in see- Cisco Kid 7 p.m. Tu Professional Football_____ .. 1111J-TV. 11 a.m. Su ing first-hand what goes on behind City Hospital...— -.11 p.m. Alt F *Putnam, George ._—ELTTY. 6:45. 11 p.m. M-I. Counter Point- (8) 8 p.m. H Queen for a Day. sua -Ty. 3 p.m. M-1' the camera when public service com- Cowboys and Jejuna. (6), 5:30 p.m. Ble Quick As Flash_-______HECA-TY, 8 p.m. Ti, mercials and newsreels are actually Day, Dennis__ ...... _._...... (10), 9 p.m. H Quiz Rids .KNXT, 6:30 p.m. Su Danger -. _ . 1.1 p.m. Se !Lamar of the Jungle.—...HTTY, 7 p.m. alt. Tu; made. The workshop will convene in Dangerous Assignment. (6), 8 p.m. 11' 6:15 p.m. H-l' the fourth floor auditorium at 10 a.m. Dehth Valley Days. 8.p m alt F Rams F000tball FIlms..._.---.11TTV, 8:30 p.m. F: with an informal luncheon served at Ding Deng Scheral. 10(30 a.m. Tu KI1J-TN, 7 p.m. Sa Douglas Fairbanks Presenta (6) 8_p.m. W Range Rider KNXT. 7 p.m. Tu 12:00. Workshop will reconvene at 1:00 Double or Nothing—.--11:30 a.m. M. W. 9' Realty Exchange_.—KLAC-TV. 6:30 p.m. Sa (10), 9 p.m. Th p.m. Red Buttons Show....--- ..... KNXT, 9 p.m. M Excursion._ ...... - (10), 3:30 p.m. Ou Red Skelton Show- ...... 8:30 p.m. To Gift of a frequency modulated radio l"nmnuus Fights -- (ID. 7:15 p.m. M Revlon Theater ILNNT. 7:30 p.m. sn Faith For Today.-- 11 a.m. Su transmitter by Radio Station KFMB Rey Alvino. —KNBH, 10 p.m. IS Files of Jeffrey Jones 8:30 p.m. Su *Roberts, Clete_.- KLAC-T‘. 10:30 p.m. Su was made to San Diego State College. Footlights Theater .10 p m du 6:15 p.m. T-F; 10 p.m. W The transmitter, which carries 250 Four Star Playhouse..—. ._.. -..7 p.m. F Robert Montgoenedy Presenta....ICNBEL 9:30 p.m. M Frosty Frolics..._._ 9:310 p.m. Su Rocket Rangers --..KNXT, 4:30 p.m. Sa watts of power, is a product of General Game of the Week (6), 7 p.m. Tri Reeky King, Detectire---.11TTV, 9:30 p.m. Su Electric Company and is complete George Jessel Show 11 p.m. Th Rogers. Roy- --KNISH 6:30 p.m. Su Godfrey. Arthur ... 8 pmW Roller Derby...... *_ ... ..KT1.A. 8 p.m. M with antenna and modulation monitor. Goodyear TV Playbons•--5 p.m. alt Sa Rourke Jack- 5:30 p.m. M-F: It formerly was in operation by KFMB Greatest Fights...... --__ 6:30 p.m. F Roy, Mike .....-...... KLAC-TV, 2:15 p.m. M-F Guide Right .1:30 p.m. Sa before the station discontinued its FM Ruggles, Charlie RECA-TV, 7 Pm- F Guiding Light_ 1:45 p.m. M-F Sea Power For Peace-- ...... 1LHJ-TV,, 5 am. Sa broadcasting three years ago. The an- Hall of Fame (10), 5 p.m. Su Search for Tomorrow--KNXT, 1:45 p.m. M-1 tenna was dismantled from the roof of Heart of the City (Ii), 7:30 pro. F See It Now HNNT, 7:30 Tu Hollywood Theater 7 p.m. Su Srislitt Playhouse ___. ....KNNT. 9 P.111• the North Park Theatre building. Hopalong Cassidy (8). 1 P.m 1 Shakespeare On TV..—..K'.NXT, 11:06 a.m. Ss I Am the Law On, 7:30 p.m. 91 The Story Lady, Mrs. Les Tina, was Sheriff John KTV. 12:30 p.m. I Love LUCY... 8.30 p.m. Sa Sherwin, 10:30 p.m. Th delightfully surprised with a visit from iudtistn. On Parade 10-15 a m. Tu Shriner, Herb 9:30 p.m. Se her daughter, Mrs. Johnson, who is It's News to Me 11.30 p.m. alt F Shore, Dinah .K.16BH, 7:15 p.m. Tu. Th I've Got e Secret Stk.' p m To Show of Show...... - EN«, 9 p.m. alt. Sa now living in Bethel, Alaska. Mrs. Jessel, George. .. '1% Sky Ring....ILECA-TV, 4:30 p.m. Sa: 7 p.m. W: Johnson, a well known writer, will be Johnny Jet (8), 8:30 p.m. 11L-F KHI -TV, 6 p.m. sis Jr. Press Conference 11)'15 a.m. alt Mt here a month and during that time Sinilin . Ed McComielL.---KTLA. 11:30 a.m. fila Let There Be Light...... —.--...... 9: 30 p.m. Su Sot kern , .4nn 7 p.m. alt. Su will write many stories for her mother Linkletter Art...... -----(8), 7 p.m. 88 Sound Stage...------INBIR. 9:30 p.m. F Little Theater 10 P 119. Sc Space Hoppers...... ---_____ .. KNXT, 4 p.m. Se to use on her show every week-day Lone Ranger .5:30 p.m. Su Space Funnies...... _ ...... - ..... KNXT, 5:30 p.m. bt-e evening at 5:00 p.m. . . For good Love of Life ...... 110 p.m. 11-1, Space Patrol_RECK-TV. 5:30 p.m. Se; 6 p.m. viewing watch "Topper" every Friday Lux Video Theater ,9 p.m. Tb Spirt., Norman KFICA-TV, 10:42 p.m. W. F McCune, Hank- 8 p.m. Su Sports Forum KLAC-TV, 7:30 p.m. Tu night at 8:30 p.m. This is a whimsical Mars, Grouch° ' (10). II p.m. Spotlight Magazine... _HTLA, 8 p.m. 'fu comedy series based on the characters Masterpiece Playhouse 9 pm. NI Stairway To Stardont—_11TTV. 9:30 p.m. 'fh Meet Mr. MeNntley -8 pm Tb t Star Shoppers — _arm 11 a.m. M-F in the famed Thorne Smith novels. Medallion Theater 7 p.m. Ba Star Thenter...-----..KTLA. 9 p.m. Th Leo G. Carroll portrays Topper, with Menjou. Adolphe 9 p.m. S Star Time 1111J-TN, 4 p.m. M -F Moore, Garry ....-11:80 p.m. TU, Tb Story Time RECA-TV, 3 p.m. Su Anne Jeffreys and Robert Sterling co- My Favorite Husband ------_-...... 11 p.m. 'Tu Street Corner, TJ.S.A.....ELAC-TV, 10:30 p.m. Su starring as the two charming ghosts. My Friend Irma_ 10 p.m. Su Street, Dave... 3 p.m. M-F Omnibus Strike It Rich7..--.1114XT, 1 p.m. M-F; 9 p.m. W Orient Express (IQ 7.:«4 ep.m . se Studio One KNXT 7 p.m. 51 OrchidPeople inAward...- the New 740 10p ati,,..m id file Stella, Bill KNBH, 2 p.m. M-F Success Stoll grrsr, 7 p.m. F Pride of Family.... 4 p.m. Sri Sullivan. Ed -.11INXT. 9 p.m. Su See San Diego Playhouse of Stars. 10 p.m. Tu • Sunday Service-- KNEE. 1:30 p.m. Su Racket Squad...__...._ 8:30 p.m. Sa Super Circus.. KECA-TV, 2 p.m. Su Channel 10 Ramer of the Jungle.----(8), 7 p.m. Th Superman g:30 p.m. H Red Buttons .9:30 p.m. Sa Surprise Twist ,..- _ .. KTI.A. 7:15 p.m. M-F PROGRAM LISTINGS IN Red Skelton 9 p.m. Sa Suspects Wanted. — .111MJ-TV, 1.2:45 p.m. M-F Regal Theater._-_. (*3), 8 p.m. Th Suspense..._ ...... KNXT. 9:30 p.m. Tu REGULAR LOGS THIS WEEK Revlon Theater . - -.10:30 p.m. H Swanson. Gloria...... p.m. Tu Ring-Side with Essaiera (4) 7:30 PAIL Tri *Swayze. John Cam- «on-...... 7:45 p.m. MF Rocket Rangers .11:30 a.m. Se Tales of the City-_-_-.1CNIT, 8:30 p.m. sit F Rocky King Deteetive--- 11.19 pm Su Teleforum --MLA, 10 p.m. Su Washington Calling California...... Search for Tomorrow 1.15 p.m. M-F Televenture. ... -...—KLAC-TV. 5:30 p.m. M-F 5:45 p.m. Su See It Now 11 pm ..a Teleteen Reperter-----KHJ-TV, 5:30 p.m. Se *Weaver, Hank.—ILECA-TV, 10:30 p.m. M-F Service Football. 2 p m Sa Tele-Vespers.._...... _...... KTLA, 11:15 p.m. Su .S:15 p.m. Sa Show of Shows (10). 9 p.m. Sa Terry and the Pirates.-....ETTV, p.m. alt Tu Sky lilac__ ..... _._. 1111 a.m. ait sz Webb, Jack. , -KNBH, 9 p.m. Th The Rennes.— —ICHISH, 11:15 a.m. M-F Smilin' Ed McConnell 11 a.m. Sa Webster Webfoot. MEAC-TV, 5 pm. M -F "The Movies"_.— __KTLA. 7:30 p.m. Su Welcome Travelers..—___ENBEL 4 p.m. M-F Smokey Rogers. I pm M F The Name's the Same.... KECA-TV. 7:30 p.m. Ti. Welk. Lawrence _KTT.A. 8 p.m. F Spanish Film. (8), 4 p.m. M-F The Visitor__ ...... -..- ...... KNBH, 7 p.m. M Western Varieties _KTLA, 9 p.m. E Story Lady The Web ENNT, 10 p.m. Su What's My Line_ _ .1INXT. 7:30 p.m. An Strike It Rich_ 10.30 am. M. W. - This Is Hawaii.. 8 p.m. Su 10:30 p.m. What's Name of Tharfleag— KECA-TV, This Is Show Businese—..11LNXT, 8 p.m. Tu 9:30 p.m. 111 Studio One. ...--_.10:30 p.m. . This le The Life --HMSO. 2 0.01- Su Where's Raymand..—.KIECA-TV, 8:30 0.rri• Super Circus 12 m Sa This Is Tour Life..._ ...KNBB, le p.m. W: Superman 7 p.m. M White, Betty 111-1.AC-TV 3 p.m. M-F This Is Your Music.—.KNBH, 10:30 p.m. Ein Whiteman, Paul.... SECA-TV, 6 p.m. Su Tales of the City. 10-20 p m. alt. Si Thomas, Danny .KFCA-TV. 9 p.m. Tu Viho Knows This. _ILLAC-T1', 5 p.m. Su Televespers-- 9.45 a.m. Sa Three Steps To Heaven KNBH 11:30 a.m. M-F Who Said That.... .14.NBII, 5:30 p.m. Sa Terry and the Pirates. .8:30 p.m. alt. M Thrill Theater._.----RECA-TV, 9:30 a.m. M-F This Is Show Business. 10.30 p.m. Bu Wild Bill Flicked:1r ..HTLA. 6 p.m. Su Thunderbolt — Krrv. 6 Pm- M- 1 Williams, Tex...... KNBH, 8:30 p.m. Se This Is Your Life-- (10), 10 p.m. Vi Time for Ileany--_,..--_KTTV, 6:30 p.m. M-Ha Trouble with Father 6.30 p.m. Sa Viillork's Workehop... HTLA, 10:30 p.m. Tu Timm Square Ilaybonse.-WLAC-TV, 8:30 p.m. V1 The Web 11.15 p.m. M Wilson, Dr Ernest 0.-HLAC-TV. 4:50 p.m. 911- 1 Ti,, l'an Alley ...... --„ELAC-TV, 8:30 p.m. fiti TV Classroom 15 :45 p.m. 1.1-F '1-Men in Action.....-11Eq11111, 8:30 p.m. Ti' WInchell Paul .___----..KNBH, 7 p.m. Su Winchell, Waiter .. * HIRCA-TV. 9 p.m. Su Two For the Money 10:30 p.m. Tu Toast of the Town. KNXT, 8 p.m. Su Winslow of the CoastSuard..--.. Voice of Firestone. (10), 8:30 p.m. M Twit, George Jiarstt, 7:80 p.m. W p.m. Su Waring, Fred - 8 p.m. Su Toondo Hippodrome...--..KECA-TV, 10 a.m. Sa World Church .KECA-TV, 10 p.m. Su Western Theater ------11:30 eat. fiu Topper ENXT. 8:30 p.m. I' Wrestler's Lament--.- .. -..-...KTLA, 11 p.m. VI What Do You Think 5 p m. Sa Town Hall Party ally. 10:30 p.m. Ma What's Cookin' 11 a.m. 11-F Wrestling --.—KLAC-TV. 8:30 p.m. F: Tricks and Treats--.KTLA. 3:30 p.m. I HATL . 9 p.m. W; KTTV. 8:15 p.m. M: What's My Line. 7-30 p.m. So Twenty Questions Km. 0 p.m. Su ....ILECA-TV, 8:30 p.m. W, RHJ-TV, 9 p.m. Tu Wild Bill Hickok à p.m. Ta Two for the Money KENT 3 p.m. So Yon Are There KNXT, 6 p.m. Su Winchell. Walter 9 P.M. Se Victory at Sea KNOB, 6 p.m. Sit Wrestling 9 0 m W Yon Asked For It _...SEcA.TV. 8 p.m. M Victory Baptist Singers-----MTTV, 8:30 p.m. Su Yon Asked For it Spis SG V.1.P ---KLAC-TV. 8 p.m. Th lou're Never Too Old...... KENT. 10 p.m. Sa Vour Claim To Fame-- ...... 11.1fiCA-TV, 111 p.m. four Hidden Talent.--...... 8311 p.m. Th Voice of Firestone . KNEE, 8:30 p.m. M Year Town's Talent _KILI-TV. 7:30 p.m. Tu Your Playtime...... -...... ------4 :30 p.m. Om Voices of Victory —KTTV. 8:30 P.111• Su Youth Takeo' the Stand KENT, 12:30 p.m. Su Wakely, Jimmy ---...HLAC-TV, 7 p.m. F Pop Tweigefr Sae UM p.m. Se Waring, Fred. MT. 9 Pm. Ou OCTOBER 16, 1953 TV-RADIO LIFE

to write the material. If Jack Webb reads this, he'll know for the first TV- 41 tirne that when Freberg and Butler came to plead with him last August RADIO 17 the satire for both sides of the rec- ord was already in their pockets. IT HAD TAKEN STAN AND DAWS BY EVELYN BIGSBY about fifteen hours of collaboration to turn out both "St. George" and "Riding Hood." "St. George" was the WHEN STAN FREBERG AND DAWS BUTLER appeared on Ed Sullivan's easy one--consumed about four hours. "Toast of the Tcwn" a couple of weeks ago, my pride was bursting because "Riding Hood" came tougher. two local leas were hitting the sky. Their record, "St. George and the Dragonet" and "Little Blue Riding Hood," had already smashed precedent by selling FUNNY PART ABOUT THIS SATIR- 508,000 copies the first week it was released. Last week when I enjoyed a ICAL material was it contained some lively meal with Stan, Daws and their gags "borrowed" from a proposed agent, Miles Auer, Stan had just re- radio show which Stan and Daws had ceived word that sales had hit 900,000. STAN HAS CUT A FEW SATIRICAL been trying to ped- records the past couple years under a dle without suc- ITHINK THIS IS THE KIND of story Capitol contract and it was Capitol's cess. Their feeling people like to dig into—I know I rel- was and of course ished every facet of the success story veep, Alan Livingston, who first had as the boys told it. the brainstorm to do a satire on "Drag- now is that the net" shortly after Ray Anthony's rec- public is much FIRST, YOU SHOULD KNOW THAT ord got big. Stan and Daws agreed that sharper today that Stan and Daws have been around for this was a great idea, but knew that twenty years ago. several years playing on radio, on TV they should first obtain Jack Webb's The public taste ("Beany") and doing voices for movie permission. The fellows went out onto has grown to where cartoons. Stan is a a set where Jack was shooting his TV it can enjoy keen Pasadena boy, son "Dragnet." Jack wasn't too keen about satire. Now th e of a retired Swed- the idea at first—he felt that "Drag- record has proved Dews ish Baptist minis- net" was a serious thing and that a that, but until Freberg and Butler ter. He went to satire might not be too good. It took made a smash disc, radio and TV school in South three hours to convince him that program men couldn't see their stuff Pasadena and at somebody was going to do what Stan for dust. Repeatedly Stan and Daws Alhambra High and Daws proposed, so Jack might as were told it would go over listeners' and for two years well give permission to guys he knew and lookers' heads. appeared with Clif- and trusted. Freberg had appeared sev- fie Stone on the ANYWAY, THE BOYS WENT AHEAD, "Coffee Time" pro- eral times on "Dragnet" and Daws had fingers crossed, and cut the platter been around Radio Row long enough gram. As yet un- Stan August 26, a Wednesday night. Part for Webb to feel safe with them. Nat- of the deal with Jack Webb was that married, he still lives at home in urally, Stan and Daws agreed to cut Walter Schuman, who composed the Pasadena with his folks. Daws is mar- Webb in on a share of profits and left ried (and expecting). "Dragnet" theme, be included in the with permission' granted, presumably (Continued On Page 27)

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voice of a well-known personality. Prizes TIME CHANGES, are awarded for correct answers. Sunday, October 18—THEATRE ROYAL, Tuesday, October 20—T IME ON YOUR KFI, 6:30 p.m. Formerly heard at 5:30 p.m. HANDS, KNX, 8:15 p.m. Special guest Grandma Moses is heard speaking on how Sunday, October 111—SIX SHOOTERS, KFI, 5:30 p.m. Formerly herd at 6:30 p.m. she made spare time pay off. Tuesday, October ii0—ADVENTURE IN 3-D, KWKW, 9:00 p.m. Formerly heard on Mon• WHAT'S NEW days at this time. Thursday, October 22—GEORGE JESSEL Tuesday, October 20 21ST PRECINCT, SALUTES, KECA, 8:00 p.m. George Jeasel KNX, 6:30 p.r). Formerly heard at 5:CO p.m. on Sunday. with co-star Paul Whiteman is heard in a new program designed to honor a national Tuesday, October 20—MR. AND MRS or international organization that has con- NORTH KNX, 7:30 p.m. Formerly hear: tributed to America's greatness. (Bowed at 6:30 p.m. Tuesday. October 15). Thursday, October 22—STANDARD SCHOOL Monday, October 19—KWKW DANCE-TIME, BROADCASTS, KHJ, 10:30 a.m. The award KWKW, 10:45 p.m. A new musical show winning program of music appreclatio• spotlighting "The Band of the Night" is makes its debut on KHJ in a new aerie. now heard nightly over the Pasadena of productions on the theme "Music—A station. Language and Al Art " John Grover nar- Tuesday, October 20—ROCKY FORTUNE, rates and Carmen Dragon conducts the KFI, 6:35 p.m. Frank Sinatra stars In a twenty-five piece orchestra. new adventure series. He is cast as a fel- low with a penchant for trouble and a magnetic attraction for excitement. (Bowed WHO'S GUESTING October 13).' Monday, October 19—PACIFIC TELEPHONE HOUR, KFI, 9:CO p.m. George London, WHAT'S BACK bass-baritone is guest. He hIghlights the broadcast with the eloquent aria, .'Song of Sunday, October 18—BERGEN AND Mc- the Evening Star," from Wagner's ''Tann- CARTHY SHOW, KNX, 6:30 p.m. Edgar He's sitting on top of tlie hauser." Bergen and friend Charlie return to their weekly show with Gordon MacRae appear- world .. . with a mike! ing as their guest. WHAT'S SPECIAL Saturday, Otober 17 — FOOTBALL, KGF WHAT'S PLAYING 11:15 a.m., Pittsburgh vs. Notre Dame; Saturday, October 17—STARS OVER HOLLY- KHJ, 1:45 p.m., UCLA vs. Stan 1ord; KEC, 5, WOOD, KNX, 9:30 a.m. Wendell Corey VIRGIL 1:45 p.m., USC vs. Oregon Sta•.e. stars in "Bus Driver's Holiday." Sunday, October 18—NBC SUMMER SYM- Sunday, October 18—CHICAGO THEATER PHONY, KFI, 1 :00 p.m. Peter Hermar OF THE AIR, KHJ, 9:30 p.m. Nancy Carr Adler conducts his final concert of acaso-. and Thomas L. Thomas sing the leading Musical selections include Mozart's "Sere- nade in B-Plat for Wild Instruments," aria roles in "Music In the Air." PINKLEY "Symphony No. 1" by Tikhon Khrennikoe. Monday, October 19—RAI LROAD HOUR, KFI, 8:30 p.m. Dorothy Warenskjoid stars Monday, October 19—THE PAUL FREES in Rudolph Frimi's "Firefly." Penetrating analyst of the SHOW, KECA, 11:00 p.m. A new feature has been Inaugurated with the launching Monday, October 19—SUSPENSE, KNX, news of the day. 8:CO p.m. Jeff Chandler stars in "Black is of "Surprise Celebrity" contest in which listeners are asked to identify the recorded the Color of My True Love's Hair." Here is the freshest approach to newscasting and commen- tary on the air today. A spe- cial feature is Virgil Pinkley's TV-RADIO LIFELINES daily portrait-in-words of an outstanding world personal- Continued From Page 56) coast-to-coast on Sullivan's show. Three weeks and two days after the ity. cutting and royalties. Apparently Jack record first appeared, it had sold in ex- trusted Stan arid Daws implicitly, fcr cess of 900.000 and was smashing To get the "feel" of the world he didn't even ask to see the copy be- through to a million. brocession, follow Virgil Pink- fore the record was made. NEEDLESS TO SAY, Freberg and ley regularly "IT LOOKED GOOD RIGHT AWAY," Butler are walking on air. They told Freberg said. 'Capitol played it next me that when they stood backstage, morning for some of its personnel and waiting to walk on "Toast of the everyone was enthusiastic." It was Town," when the music struck up, the?), 6:30 p.m. piped onto the "Dragnet" set. Every- were thrilled to the core and said to one latighed like crazy. one another, "This is IT!" MON. thru FRI. THE BOYS WAITED, The record v,r. s THEY'RE HAPPY IN MORE WAYS than one. Money and success, sure. But scheduled to come out over the week- exclusively on ... end of September 12 and to be re- additionally, this is their first col- leased nationally on Monday, Sep- laboration and now they want to do tember 14. Saturday evening, on Peter much more satirical writing and act- Potter's "Juke Box Jury," three peo- ing together. They've also proved to their own satisfaction that the public's ple. Jimmy Boyd, Dorothy Malone arid taste is sharper than some believed. Bob Crosby, voted it a "miss' (wouldn't And what's more, the ones who first sell 200,000). Al Martineau, Polly Berg- en and Kathy Crosby (Bob's sprout) disagreed with Stan and Daws are considered it a ''hit." Twenty-four now swinging around. hours later "St. George and the "Doors are opening right and left," Dragonet" and "Little Blue Riding Stan beamed. "They want us at New Hood" had sold 250,000 copies. By York Paramount. In Chicago. At Las week's end, the record had been Vegas. They want us to go on the Perry bought by 508.000 fans. Sunday, Se o- Como Show, but we don't seem to be tember 21, Freberg and Butler, along able to get permission to leave 'Beany' with radio actress June Foray who for even a couple of days." (Stan has took the part of "Little Blue Riding played "Cecil" and other parts and Hood," flew to New York to appear ¡Continued Ors Page 38) Page Twenty-seven TV-RADIO LIFE SATURDAY, OCTOBER 17

*Indicates News Broadcast KF'0X—Radio Sunday School. dindientes Highlight *RFIVII—News; Al Jarvis. RGB--Thre, Suns, RGER—John Brown, Start Your Rt;IF.1—Spot light Parade. BIEV—Lawrenee Welk. -Good Morning' Radio in Review 1 Kl.AC—Peter Potter. with KURD—News; Modern Melodies. BUENOS DIAS RVOE—Barkfence Matinee. 6:00-7:30 Mon. thru sat. BWKW—Tony sein. RN:LA.—Music. Eddie Rodriguez 9:45—RHJ—Here's to Vets.' RFOX—Voice of the Bible 111Q—News; Off the Record For Love o' Mike (General Mat—Here's to Vets. Comment / 9:50*KtiF.11—News. 9:55*RFAC—News.

—KEVA—Flying Feet. A-1( F:(' A—Ira (*ook's Pre Game V Flatter Party. RF!—Bass Harris At Home. 1 BM, Rfilli—News. RAJ—Record Hits. Radio Raniblings KNX. KFMR.luti For AU, KNX—Romance. RBIG—Itand Re, iPW. BALI—Dr. Ballet. Frank Sinatra's new radio stanza "Rocky Fortune," in BRIG—Jack the Early Bird. HCHQ--News; Off the Record. KFAI —Concert Stage. which he plays a footloose adventurer, bows on NBC Kt.-AC—Business Review. *KFOX—United Press News. RFON—Bible Breakfast. (KFI) Tuesdays.... Felipe Chaves has moved his Latin- KEW Ft— A I Jar% Is. KFVD—Tuttle Time. American d. J. show over to KOWL.... Gerald Mohr has *RFWB, KGB, KXLA—News. BGER—The Southland Sing- ing. RGER—Mizpah. been inked as tie new "Mike Malloy." Steve Brodie va- KfiF.I—Vesterday's Hits KliF.1—World Bible Society. cated the role because of film commitments.... KIEV—Allin Slate. Blab—Mid Morning Melodies. RIEV—Music. *KLAC—Newei; Stock Reporta. *KLAC—News: Peter Potter, ABC is of the opinion that people like to dance on EMPC—Clock Watcher. RMPC—Bill Stewart. Saturday nights; therefore, they've launched a two hour KPOL—Hawthorne Christian school. ROWL—Lithuanian Hour. *KPOL—Sanders Meanders. "Dance Party" broadcast featuring five top bands. • .. KOWL—suanisti teimrdi Kt 0E—News; Backfence Milton Cross hosts the new "Evening Comes" program KRITD—Messianic Hour. Kt 01•:—News; Breakfast Matinee. of religious music on ABC. . .The New York Philhar- Nook. 10:06—KFON—Assembly of God. 10:15—EHJ—Saturday Notebook. monic begins its twenty-fourth consecutive year of broad- RWKW—Milt Nava Show. g:OS K N X, FMB—Romance RRBD—Dr Richardson. 10:25*KP011.—News. casting on CBS, with Dirifitri Mitropoulos conducting.. •. FIFIVB—Itill Leyden. RFOX—Morning Musicale. 6:15*KH.I. FIGS—Bob Greene, Mel Blanc brings his inimitable vocal hi-jinks to Mu- News. 10:30—HECA—News: Ira Cook. tual-Don Lee on his "Woody Woodpecker Show." ... KALI —Pone, Show. ¡KM KFSD—Breakfast in HFAC—Sports News. Ilnllywood. One of Jack Bailey's first official duties as Honorary 'WON—World For Christ. RI1J—W °fitly Woodpecker. . Mayo« of Hollywood was a statement to the press. Sev- RFWB--Bill Leyden. KN. RI-lilt—Music With the RGFJ—Time Was. eral statements as a matter of fact. But the choicest quote KLAC—Sam Baiter. BALI—Woody Holland. of "Mayor Bailey" was thus: "I was very impressed when RMPC,--Business News. R11110—Band Review. HOWL--World News. Spanish. BF-AC—lour Soloist. *KFWB—News; Al Jarvis. the kids in my neighborhood erected a big sign congratu- R I10L—Police Show. la.113—Record Review. lating me on garnering the Honorary Mayor of Hollywood RN-LA—Sacred Records. KGER—Bellflower Circle title. It read— 'Bailey's the Charnpl .--But I wish their 8:20—KLAC—Illaynes at the Heine. 3:25—KHJ—Frank Singiser. Church. teachers would teach them that there is no 'U' in *RBIG—New. HGF.1—Easy Rhythm. champ." M. R. HMPC—Sports. BOWL—Spanish Home Hoar. 8:30—BECA —News: A Man and His BPOL—Merchant's Quiz. Music. *KRIM—News; Morning KILL RFNM. KGB-- Melodies. Haven of Rest. KW KW—Teddy Fregoito. KNX, RFMB-41i11. and Take to :NisirRFA('—Nen N. Shows You KALI—Tony Garcia. —RI'!, RFSI)—Mary Lee Taylor. Your Cue ( *KFAC. KFVD. BC.IL. KMPC— 11 RFLI-11 (body Woodpecker. May Like I News. RN X—Meet the lissus. RFVD—Spin and Ain. BBIG—Band Review. KGER—Voice of China. RFAC—Masters In Miniature. FI,FJ—College of Div. Science. RF1s114—Let's Pretend. KIEV—Music. BFOX—Rhythmir Age. KMPC—World News. RFW ti—A1 Jan "Fibber McGee and Molly" KOWL—Pree• mem o ries. KGB—Game of the flay. Monday - Fridam, 7:00 p.m. BPOL—Sanders Meanders. Kt:ER—New Landmark Hour. WBC (W) ERKIJI—Breakfast Club. RGF.1—Musical Portraits. KV0E—Breakfarit Nook. KGIL--Midmorning KWHW—Tony Garcia Show. *BLAC—News; Peter Potter. After umpteen years as a half-hour stanza, Marian and 8:40—KMPC—Clocli Watcher. BOWL--Spanish Hoar. Jim Jordan air tneir Wistfull Vista Whimsy across-the- 6:43—RFAC-1 nity. RPOL--Merchant's Quiz. board in fifteen minute segments. HFON—Bings service. MIRD—Morning Melodies. KFVD--Weicome Inn. 111 10E—News; Backfence *11CFWB. KGFJ—News. Matinee. On a recent airer McGee was preoccupied with teach• KfiE1R—Go Ye Fellowship. ing his new pet parakeet how to talk. Their cautious *KGF.I—News and doting care annoyed friend "Doc Gamble" and re- KWKW—Rev. Paten. itterK BIG—Southland News. NOTRE DAME sulted in the usual verbal barrage between "Doc" and 9-KECA-News; Man and his FOOTBALL "McGee." Although the pair have been flinging insults Music. at each other for many years, listeners rarely tire of their BFI—Don Otis Show. RII.L KGB—News; Farm Brought to You by flip-lips. Quiz. rf RN X, KFM/I—Theatre of RESNICK BROS. Neighbor "Cora' adds her bit of advice on the care and 'today. feeding of parakeets but "Fibber and Molly" take It KALI—Rev. Jagger,. Direct from the field! with a grain of salt upon learning that all her seven Failli —South Bay Serenade. KFAC—Serenade. Exclusive Los Angeles parakeets had died. 'WON—Pentecostal Tabernaele KFVD—Nlelody Time. 10-Game coverage Writer Phil Leslie's excellent material is enhanced by BFW11--Bill Leyden. the wonderful cast. In addition to the J6rdans, Arthur Nickerson. Notre Dame vs. Pittsburgh Q. Bryan appears as "Doc Gamble" and Elvia Allman KI.F.I—Time For Music. RIEV—Cugat's Music. Sat., Oct. 17-11:15 a.m. as "Cora." *KLAC—News: Haynes at the Reins. All-in-all, "Fibber McGee and Molly" come off better KMPC—Clockwatcher. 1230 on than ever as a nighttime strip. M. R. *BOWL—News. Your Dial KRBD—Modern Melodies. KGFJ KVOE—News; Barkfence Matinee. KFOX—Notre Daine KWKW—Household Hints. NS. Pittsburgh. "Last Man Out" 9:15—KEeA—Mirandy's Garden RGER—Rev. 0. R. Balmer. Patch. 11:30 ¡BF'. Farm and NBC launches a new semi-documentary series," "Last BF-AC—Federation of Churches Home Hour. Mini—What's New? KM—Saturday Notebook. Man Out" which will dramatize the terror of Communism BOWL—German Hour. • X, liF31B—Itobert Q. and those involved. KWKW—Spanish Fiesta. Lewis. 9:25—KHJ—News. RALI—Program Publicidad. Each broadcast will dramatize the case history of a *KPOL—News: Sanders KFAC—To France with Music. leading Communist who has broken affiliation with the Meanders. KFVD—Shopping Highlight'.. 0:30—ISECA RCHQ—Spare Patrol. *RFWIt—News; Al Jarvis. party and has returned to the American way of life. At KH.I—Stiturday Notebook. FIGER—Singing Americans. /BNi X. KFMG—tirare riser . (Continued On Page 30) • EFON—Notre Dame Hollywood. vs. Pittsburgh. Page Twenty-sigh' KALI—Beantifui Mexico. HPOL—This is Show Business. KFÁC—Catholie Topics. *KRIM—News. 00 600 7700 740 800 900 1000 1100 1200 1300 1400 1500 154-01600 IA 111111reemit "`"..1"..1 ... KKKKK K K K KKKKKKKK KKKKKKKK KKKKKK KKK KK FLFFF M E I HFFNXSRFCGRPSGF I F BGAPVBPO MAXSI P •C E J VXLDKSBFNPOIOTKABUELROLOW BCMD C A V BD AODGQJOCNLX0 C CRIOEALL TV-RADIO LIFE SATURDAY RADIO LOGS EWRIV—La Hors De tes KWKW—Larry's Stork Club ROER—Olga Graves. KGFJ—Islue of E‘ening• Angeles. .—SECA—rse vs. Oregon State. KGFJ—South Seas Rhythm. KG1L—Accent on Melody. *RLAC—News: Sports Digest. *EXLA—News; Music. RNX—Do It Yourself. *KLAC—News; L.A. Today. KV OE—News; On Stage. 11 :4.5—K111—Strictly Dixie. KALI—S. S. Hernandez. KPOL—Parade of Hits. KWKW—Tedde Fregnvo. KNX—Galea Drake. RBIG--Southland Serenade. EKED—Sports Dial. KGER—Dr. Dan Gilbert. NH KW—Romano Smeraldo. KXLA—Church in the Barn. RFVD--Hariernatinee. 8:15-11(;ER—Hebrew Christian. *KGIL—News. *KGER—News: Beachcomber's 11 X LA —Su IIPR kin' Deacon. KLAC--Gene Norman. KRIM—Lawrence Welk. Serenade. • 3:43—KECA—Reeerve. KWKW—Puerto Libre. 11:50*KAI.1. KFAC—News. KGFJ—Musie in The Air. KIM, KGB—Music. a:25*KECA—News Summary. KIEV—What's New? *KNX. EFITB—Frank Goss. 111;--KECA—News; Ira Conk. 8:30—KECA—Lawrence Welk. *IILAC—News: Sport«. KFOX—Keyboard Capers. KFI—Noon Farm Reporter. ILFI—Town Hall Party. }IMPC—Parade of Hits. KGFJ—Film News. *KHJ—News. ETU, ICGB—Lombardoland. ROWL—Joe Adams Show. KLAC—Sam Baiter, Sports. KGER-1 owe or China. *KNX, KFMR—News. BWKW—Chuck Crams. Sinas. KRIM—Race Results. EBIG—Iland Review. KGF.1--College of Div. Science. RIOE—News; Merry-Go- 3:50*KHJ—Everett Holies. KFAC—Luncheon Concert. ITWKW—Music. Round. KGB—II. R. Baukhage. EFVD--Something Old. XLA —News : Music. 5:33*ENX—News. :45—KGER—Wihvessing Laili. KFWB—Al Jarvis. KGFJ—If They Had Lnrd.l 3:01-1ILAC—M0 Club. e—KECA—News: Dinner Music. EGER—Luncheon Serenade. 9 Cocoanut Grove 3:15—ROIL--Doug Cramer Show. IN1 KFI—Polka Party. —SECA—News; KGFJ—Notre Dame vs. 3:30-11F1—Record Reviews. KHJ, KGB. Ii10K—Havrall Orch. Pittsburgh. *KHJ, KGB. KYX1.11, KVOEL- RAJ—UCLA vs. Stanford. Calls. ROIL—Homemakers Matinee. News: T.arry Chatterton. KNX—Phillip Norman. KFMB—Gangbusters. *KIEV—News: Dave Shaw. KNX, KFMB—Dude Martin RFAC—String Serenade. KALI—Gracia vs. Verdad. *KLAC—News , Peter enure.. RFMB—Eddie Fisher. *KFAC, KFOX, KWKW—News Show. KMPC—Bill Stewart Show. KFWB—Musie. KFWB—Jerry and Beverly. KFVD—Sing For Your Supper. KowL—Joe Adams. Shoss. EFW—Lifelines. *KFWB—News; Joe Yocam. RPOL—Paul Snider Show. KGB—What's New. KGER—Back to the Bible. "HUNTER KRK13—Hit Tunes. KOWL—Paul Compton Show KGFJ—Request Performance. EME—News; Top 'Teen RWEW—Look to the Skies. *KLAC—News: Top Ten Tunes HANCOCK SHOW" Tunes. 3:45-11WKW—Musie. KMPC—Bob Kelley, sports. KXLA—Musie. 'Real crazy' Muslo 3:30*RGFJ—News. *KPOL—News. 12 :43—KNX—Garden Guide. 3:53--KRIG—Buinness News. KRIM—Evening Varieties. 'Real crazy' MC ElsrlfOX—Notre Dame vs. *K10E—News; Sports. Pittsburgh. A-1IFI—Record Review. 'REAL CRAZY' SHOW' KNX—Capitol Cloakroom. KWKW—Italian Melodies. *KGER—News. 8:05—RFAC—Dinner Concert. 12:30--KFI—Mntnriets Melody Time. RBIG—DancetIme at Asalon. 9:00 to 11:30 P.M. KHJ—Man On the Farm. &Tar—Musical Masterpieces. 8:10—RFOX—Sundown Serenade. 0:13—KFWB--Mark Scott. KNX, KFIIR--Football Round *RFO X —News: Music. Monday thru Saturday *FL:UPC—World News. BIEMB—,9aturday at the Up. KPOL—Paul Snider Show. Chase. KGFJ 1230 Kc. KALI—Irro. Clarence Welch. KVOE—Penthouse Serenade. KFVD—Something New. KFVD—Lifelines. RWKW—Christian e. KFWB—Red Rowe Rancho. KGFJ — Hunter Élancock (until *KFWB—News; Guy Runnion. 6:25*KFOX—Women in the News. ROER—Radio Kids Bible KGB—Star Time. :30). 11:30—RECA—Man of Color. Club. RGFJ—Moods In Music. *KLAC—News: Cone Norman. KGFJ—Foothall. *RIEV—News: Dave Shaw. KHJ—Latin Rhythms. E-MPC—Charles Stone. jRNN, KFMB—Gunemoice. KLAC-510 Club. *KLAC—Alez Cooper. KS OE—News; Easy K_MPC—Rits of Today. ENIPC—Musle You Ordered. KALI—S. S. Hernandez. Listening. ROWL—Chlro's SwIngtime. KFAC—Accent on Strings. RWKW —Serenade in Blue. RPOL—Joe EFOX—Hal's Memory Room. 12:45—KFI—Song and Dance Man. KV0E—News; Merry-Go- *EXLA—News. EFWB—Strictly Front Dixie. *RFAC—News. Round. 9:10— « KGB—Music. KGB—Enchanted Hour. KFWB.,Jerry and Bev erly. irE %I —News : Bill Sampson. BXLA—Cort Johnson. *KWKW—News: Sports. K XLA—Musle. IRGER—Luicin Valley Church. 0:30—KECA—Layman's Hour. Cook's Pre Game 4:05—KWKW—Bill Sampson. KM PC—Race Recreations. KFT—Spade Coosey. 1—SECA—Ira EKED—Three Quarter Time. Platter Party. ETON—Record Parade. KIM—Monica Whalen. RWKW-11/11Y0b Hour. RET—Fontball. 4:13*RECA—News. KNX—Crime Classics. KXLA—Music. KHJ—Record Merry Go Round *KHJ—Frank Hemingway. KGB—Dance Orrnestrav KBIG—Band Review. d:30—KECA—Scoreboard. 4:45—KECA—Your Child and You. EGER—John Brown. 1111.1. KGB—Muele. ti :ete*IRG FJ—Newe KIIPC—Dance Time. KFAG—Serenade. Marines in KFVD—Something Borrowed. ILMPC—Musie You Ordered. 7—BECA—News; KW1311--Couneil of Churches. EFYIB--FlyIng Feet. KNX—This Is Los Angeles. Review. 9:45—KHJ—Music KGB—Game of the Day. KBIG-3Iosiettme. KFT—Tec Williams Show. KVVRW—Saturday Danes RGER—Pop Concert. KFVD—Novel Tunes. KHI, KGB—Bandstand, U.S.A. Time. EGFJ, Kf»IX—Nerre Dame KGB--ath Army Band. KNX, KFMB—Two for the 9:35*K111, KGB—Cecil Brown. vs. Pittsburgh. KGER—Accent on Youth. Money. R.NN—This I Believe. KIEV—Vi ally George. EGFJ—Dixieland. K( 13Q—Navy Hour. *KECA—ABC News. KMPC—Parade of Hits. KXLA—Melody Vallee. KFAC—Dr. Fifield. to *R11—News. KFOX—Proudly We Hail. *KLAC—Newe: Sports. 4:45*KNX—Press Box. KHI—New England Barn KMPC—Paul Langford Show. KFWB—Red Rowe Rancho. REM—Sing for Your Supper. Dance. HOWL—Joe Adams Show. KPOL—Musical Caravan. EFWB—Strictly From Dixie. *KNX; KFMB--10 o'Cloek Wire. KIP tlJoe White. *ERKD—News. EGER—Baltimore Gospel. RFAC--Crnseroads of Music. EKED—Polka Time. 4:50*KGFJ—News. KGFJ—Musical Digest. KI 0E—New.; Open House. lE—KECA—Nary Hour. *SOIL, KRK1). FLXLA—News. KW KW—Bill Garr Show. e KFII—Sports Review. virELAC—News: Top Ten Tunes TENNESSEE JIM'S KMPC—Bolero Time. 1:03—KI.AC-570 Club. *KNX. KFMB—Gaston Fischer. 1:13—KHJ—Saturday Notebook. iou—Salute to the Nation. ROWL—Chlecie Mambo Time. New Western show RXI.A—Adventures in KALI-1oice of So. Ansersca *KRKD—News. Research. RBIG—Dancetime at Avalon. KVOE—News; Penthouse Sat., 10:00 p.m. 1:30—KHJ—College Salutes. KFAC—Sunset Serenade. Serenade. RFAC—Serenade. KFOX—Sunshine Mission. T:15—KRKIV—Esening Varieties. KFMB—Wilson on Rai. KTVD--Your Top Hits. KXLA—Accent on Youth. RF1D—Something Blue. KFIVIR—College Scoreboard. T:30—KECA—As We See It. KGER—Serenade in Blue. KGB—Eyes on the Skies. KFI. KFSD—Tess Ritter Show. Kt:Ft—Open Album. KGER—Peter Slack. Organ. KHJ, KGB—Mac McGuire. KFOX—Foorball. KGFJ—Jive at Five. KNX—Jimmy Wake', Show KFVD—Tenn eeeee Jim. KFAC—Ist Baptist Church. *KNI.A—Newe: Musk, RIF.1 —Ram Turner. KGER—News, Mostly Made. 1:45—RECA—U.S.C. vs. Oregon ILMPC—Sporta Scoreboard. KFOX—Meet the Band. KFWB—Larry Finley. State. *KLAC—News; Alex Cooper. KFWB—Lundy Roark. KGB—Dancing Party. RHJ—UCLA vs. Stanford. KOWL—Vance Graham. KGB—True or False. *KLAC—News: Gene Noreleit. 1:55—KBIG—Pase the Word. EKED—Sweet and Lovely. KMPC—John McShane. HYDE—News; On Stage. (01-1CALI—Beautiful Mexico. KV OE—News; Traffic EKED—Dr. Richardson. KXLA—curne Stone. KWKW—La llora Copular. ;16 BRIG—Band Reviese. Jamboree. 10 :05—KF1—America's Popular KFAC—Saturday Matinee. KWKW—Children's Program. 7:35—IINX—Country Style. Music. KFIT)—Hariernatinee. XLA—Melody Valley. WRFC—Baseball. 10:15—RECA—Town and Country KEW'S—Jerry and Beverly. 5:15*KFI—News. T:45—KECA—Voice of Business. KGB—Beach Party. KNX—Tom Harmon. *KFOX—U.P. News. KGER—Long Beath Band. RON—Melody Time. KFID—Jam session at Hermosa Reach. LUCKY LAGER *R IAl .—News: Sports liGle—Rukeyser Report*. KMPC—Parade of Hits. KGF.1—Revboard Marie. REWB—Roeare Hour. RPOL—Melody Matinee. KWKW—Sports Final. KXLA—Helen Louise. EKED—Tope in Pops. :30*REC A—Nen s. te—ellbCA, ECHO-1,one Banger. DANCE TIME KV OF—New,; Open flouse. KFI—Saturday Segue. KIFI —Grand Ole Opry. RWKW—Bill Garr. KHJ. KGB—Report from KHJ. KGB—Chamber Music. 2:05—KLAC-570 Club. Pentagon. KNX—Country Style. KGER—T.et's Go To Town KNX—The World Today. KFAC—Es ening Concert. 2:15—REFJ—Always On My Mind. KFAC—Caueasian Memories. KFM11—Proudly We Hail. KIVIPC 2:30—KRi—reLA vs. Stanford. *RFOX RGIL—News. RF(IX—Record Parade. [VERY NIGHT-9 30 to 12 PM. KNX—Meet the Music. KFVD—Your Top Hite. KFWB—Revelry with Beverly. Page Twenty-nine IDPOL—Parade of Hits. *KFWB--News: Bed Bowe. KGER—Bible Treasury. TV-RADIO LIFE • SUNDAY, OCTOBER 18 *indicates Newscast KFAC—Symphonic Varieties. Radio in Review—Continued I/Indicates Highlight KFWB—Al Jarvis. KGFJ—Spotlight Parade. de-KECA—Clenn Davies. KGER--John Brown. KFT—Funny Paper Man. the close of the dramatization, the ex-Communist will be KIEV—Lawrence Welk. HMI KFX111—Wings of KLAC—Peter Potter. interviewed by the program's narrator. Healing. K POL—Joe White. ¿KS X—Salt Lake Tabernacle. 9:45—KNX—BIll Costello. Narrator-producer Richard English, well-known maga- KALI—Rev. L. C. Page. KBIG—Rellgions Reporter. 10—KECA—News; Sunday With zine writer, explaining the aims of the series says: "There KFAC.—Breakfast Symphony. Bill. is no pat answer as to what makes a Communist. Dif- KFMB--Old %aliened KFI—Herbert J. Mann. ferent backgrounds, different forces take men into the Rev 'val. *KILL KICX31, KGB— KFOX—New Hope Baptist Ch Newspaper of the Air. party. They leave the party for different reasons also. KFVD—Christian Fellowship. KNX—Answer Man. What is important is to understand and, where possible, KFWB—Examiner Funnies. KALI—Lotus Vesper Hour. RGB—Time for Meditation. KBIG—Catalina Bandste.nd. to channel the forces that brought these men out. That's KGER—Rev. Markham. KFAC—Morning Concert. what this show is for. KGF.1—Antioch Baptist BF-ON—Melody k Verse. Church. KFSD—Youth Wants to Know. "In helping these ex-Communists tell their stories of K(.11.-1 oice of Prophecy. REVD—The Best in Music. *KIEV—Sews; Music. KFWB—Al Jarvia. what took them into the party and what took them out, *RLAC, KWKW—Newe. KGER—Radio Revival. we hope to encourage still more to take that last step KMPC—People's Gospel Hour. KGFJ—Hits of the Week. out." KOWL--Amer,Japanese Hr. KGIL—Melody Fay orites. KPOL--Bible Research. KIEV—Music and News. KRIM—Record Shoo. KLAC—Peter rotter KVOE—News; Salute to KMPC—Flour of MIMIC. Sunday. KOWL—Am. Hellenic Br. !UCLA—Music. KRIID—Sunday Serenade. 8:05--KLAC—eatholic flour. HVOL—News; Salute to Sunday. Playbacks ( Critical ) 8:15—KBIG—Road of Faith. RWKW—Italien Novelties. Comment RFOX—Missionary Baptist. 10:10—KNX—This I Believe. KGFJ—SaltatIon Army. KWKW—Chrlidadelohlan Ch. 10:15—RFI—Agriculture. U.S.A. *KXLA—News: Music. KILI—Your Sunday Favorites. KNX—L.N. on the Record. 8:30—Re:CA—Light it Life Hour. KFIIX—Angelus Hour. "Celebrity Table" Kn.—Scout Jamboree. KGB—Spiritual Kings. Monday. 9:00 pan. KILL RENtl, KGB— 10:25—KBIG—.Socrts News. ABC (KECA) Back to God. *KNX—News, BM Shadel. 10:30 411E1—Young America Sings. KALI—Maurice Johnson. KILL KGB—Lutheran Hour. ABC's "Celebrity Table" is an hour-long hodge podge of HISIG—Melody Masters ersity Explorer. cross-country table hopping and gabbing with celebrities. Quartet KALI—Music. HFOX—Gospel of Christ. KGER—Chosen People. Just how much of this the listener will like is a question. KEVD—Church of Christ HOWL—Arnerican-Jewlsb REWB—Tales From Magic Program. In quarter-hour segments there are pickups from Holly- Land. *KPOL--News. KGER—Bible Treason. KWKW—Italian Melodies. wood, Las Vegas, Chicago and New York. Manning the [MLA—Continental Serenade. microphones in their respective cities are Paul Masterson 10:45—KS X—Christy Fox. KFOX—Tabernacie and Sylvie St. Clair from the Mocambo; Jean Paul King Dr. Joseph Murphy Benedictions. from the Sands Hotel; Eddie Hubbard from the Hotel Mor- Church and College of KG ER—Dr. Dan Gilbert. HP01.—Guest Star. rison and Mike O'Shea from the Penand Pencil Restau- Divine Science rant. HVOE—Your Money and fbu. 8:30 to 8:45 A.M. —HI:CA—News; Message of The sum total of the hop-scotch format was sixty min- 8:30 to 8:45 P.M. 11 Israel. 7 DAYS A WILK KFI, KFSD—Catholle Hour. utes of off-the-cuff repetitious interviews loaded with KH.1, KGB—Frank and Ernest. plugs, by the celebs for their movies, plays or records. The KGFJ 1230 Kc, KNX—Symphonette. KALI —Grace Memorial. only reticent interviewee was Bill A. DeWitt, co-author KBIG—Catalina Bandstand. with Mrs. Eleanor Roosevelt of the new tome "U. N.: KGFJ—Dinne Science. • KFAC—First Methodist Lh. KMPC—Challenge to Youth KFVD—Hollywood First Today and Tomorrow." HPOL—Union Rescue Mills1011 Baptist Church Church of the Air. KFWB—Al Jarvis. The show is top-heavy. Thirty minutes of table hopping KWKW—Romano Smeraido. KGER—Open Door Church. and more intelligent interviewing would make for a 8:35./KNX—InvItation to Learning. KGFJ—Sunday Showcase. 8:45—KFWB—Music. KLAC—Peter Potter. better program. Listeners could also take fewer mentions KM Pc—Music City Show. KGER—Oriental Missionary. of sizzling steaks and plush surroundings from the mike- KGFJ—Goodwill Visitor. HPOL—Eagle Rock Baptist Ch KVOF:--First Methodist men. M. R. 9—KECA—Old Fashioned Sunday Church. School. KWKW—Italian Melodies. API—Bible Headlines. KXLA—Squeakin' Deacon. KILI, KCX31, KGB— 11:15—KI11. Milt—Land of the Free. Radio Bible Class. KNX—Frank Bentley Orch. ‘KNX—Washington U.S.A. 11 :25*KBIG—tiouthland News. KALI-1st Southern Baptist Church. 11:30—KECA—News: National ORDER FORM Vespers. KBIG—Catalina Bandstand. FIEAC—LIberal Catholic Ch. KFI—Jump Jump. K11.1—reioureil Artist. KFYIB—Sunday Carousel. KFOX—Populer Melodies. KNX—N.Y. Philharmonic. SUBSCRIPTION *KFVD—News and Music. KCON—Christian Church. Ili/FWD—Make Believe KGB—Mantovani Orch. Hollywood 28, Calif. Ballroom. KWKW—All Saints Church. KGER—World Literature 11:45*KFI—Elmo Roper. Crusade. KHI, KGB—Record Pets of TV-Radio Life, 6361 Selma Ave. EGFJ—lioodwIll Visitor Week. KGIL—Cashions in Rhythm. 12 Christians in *KLAC—News. —KECA—News; Action. Please enter my subscription to TV-Radio Life for RYIPC—Vance Graham. KPOL—Rescue Mission KM—Hometown Happenings. EKED—Sunday Serenade. *KM, KALI, KFAC. KGB— News. 1 Year $4.50 D 6 Months $2.50 D New KVOE—News: Salute to KBIG—Catalina Bandstand. Sunday. *RCM',KF'Mlt—Nen s. KWIC W—Itallan Hour. KFOX—Popular Melodies, 2 Years D Renewal 9:05—KLAC—Christ Church Unity. ILFVD—The Best in Music. REWB—Al Jarvis. KGER—Open Door Church. All Subscriptions Payable in Advance How Christian Science Heals KG11.—Pop Parade. litil".1-Anybody's Hit Parade. "TRUE PRAYER *KIEV—News: Music. KLAC—Peter Potter. Name KMPC—Music City Show. OVERCOMES HOWL—Songs and Music from Yugoslavia. ALCOHOLISM"; K PO 1.---Serenade ...... • KVOE—News: Kids Quis. KFI (640 kc.) Sun. 9:15 a.m. KWKW—Italian Novelties. KNLA—Soneakin Deacon. City...----- ...... Zone State 9:15—KFI—Christian Science. 12 :05—KFAC—Plano Parade. KF,11C—Talks on Books. 12:15—KFI—Worid of Books. KGFJ—Norvell. KHJ, Cunningham. KOWL—Annenian Hour. KALI—Matinee in Music. NOTE: When you send in your subscription money, please 9:30—KECA—News: Sunday With KFY1B—Bing Crosby. Bill. pllow 41 couple of weeks to start your magazine. 12:30—FLECA—Dr. Oral Roberts. HFI KESD—Eternal Light. KF1, KFSD—Facts Forum. KHI KENN, KGB— KHJ—B.B.C. Bandstand. Voice of Prophecy. KFAC—Encores at The Met. Page Thirty *KNX—Howard K. Smith. HEMB—Alfredo Antonini, KALI—Japanese Hour. KGB—Music You Want. ROER—Olga Graves. 4:15—KM—Record Hits. KFEB—Gene Autry. *IRECA--deoree Sokolstry. HOWL—Hungarian Melodies. KI1131)—The Voice of Healing. KPOL--Palasiena Christian KALI—Rev. D. W. Morrie. 10 *11F1. HF1313--Richtield RFA —Ballet Time. Center. Reporter, EFOX—Bell Full Gospel. ERKI)--Sunday on the Ranch. PEPSI-COLA NEWS MU, RFX111. KGB—Chicago KV0E—Planet Mar'. KFWB--Union Rescue Mission. Theater KGER—Dr. Gordon Palmer. KWKW—Portuguese Hour. with *KNX-10 O'Clock Wire. 12:415*KFI, KFSD—News. KGFJ—Ave Maria Hour. KFAC—Gateway to Music. *KLAC—News; Top Ten Tunes. KALI—Spanish Music. KFWE—Strollin Tom. JAKE JACOBS KMPC—Jimmy Fidler. EFVD—Plano Parade. KGFJ—H'wood House Party, KV0E—News; Concert Music. EGER—Singing Americans. Sunday 4:30 P.M. KGIL—Starlight Ballroom. 181111.--Cnion Rescue Mission. KLAC—Freedom Forum. ▪ —HECA—Dr. Charles E. Fuller. 7:15—KGIL—Musle Box. KfdPC—Lucky Dance Time. ▪ iliFI—NBC Symphony. KMPC--John T. Flynn. HI OE—News ; Concert Mode. ILH.I—Guy Lombardo. *KXLA—News. *RWKW—News. KNX, HEMS—The World KXLA—Voice of Calvary. Today. 7:311—KJECA—News; This Week Around the World. 10:15—KECA—Dr. Frederick Bailee. IKALI—Momentos Musicales. Ku—Music for Tired Busi- Milli—Catalina Bandstand. 11:30--KECA—vt ot Healing. KF1, KFSD—Meet the Prime. ness Man. Kitt—Twenty Questions. KFAC—Sunday Theatre. En—Waltz Time. JINX, &FMB—Geo. Fisher, KFMB—The Whistler. ¡FOX—Western Church of HMI KGB—Reviewing Stand. HCBQ—George Sokolsky. the Air. ¿KNX, KFM1I—Amos 'n' Andy. KALI—Proudly We Hall. KFVD—Moods & Melodies. KFOX--Second Assembly of KCHQ—Time Capsule. EFWB—Al Jarvis. God. KFAC—Concert Classics. HOW TO FIND PEACE IN KGER—Healing Waters. EGIL—Record Review. KFOX—Gospel Friends. KGFJ—Serenade to Afternoon. BOWL—Faith or Our Fathers. KFWB—i'ommunity Newspaper. KLAC—Peter Potter. KIWKW—Milt Nava Show. KGB—Down You Go. THIS CHANGING WORLD KM PC—Music City Show. Bandstand. KOWL--Seandinaviau Hour. KOWL—Your Star Time. KGER—Vesper Time. DR . FREDERICK BAILES KPOL--Musle of Italy. *Knot—News KGF.1—Fatorite Stories of the EKED—Sunday on the Ranch. KRIM—Sunday Pope. Week. • IIGIL--Music Box. every night except KV OE—News; Music. S—KECA, KCIIQ—News; KWKW—Milt Nava Show. KM PC—Freedom Story. Saturday Treasury Show, EXLA—Eddle Arnold Show. KPOL—Opportunity Baptist KECA every morning ex- KFL ILFSD—Bob Considine, Church. cept Sunday 1:15—KM13—Hollywood Stars. If KILL KGB—Sunday KVOE—City M 6:45-7 a.m. KGB—Tapestry of Melody. Symphonies, KWKW—Opportunity Baptist KRKD KGIL—Pentecostal Tabernacle. ¿EX—Bekins Musk Hall. Church. 10:15-10:30 p.m. IIMPC—Pre Game Bund- BALI—tiesta Tinte. 11XLA--(lburch of Open Door. wagon. KBIG--Catallna Bandstand. 7:45—KFETB—Rosary Hour. fiFSD—Lucky Dance Time. 1:30—HILI—Andre Kostelaneta. KFAC--Concert Favorites. KGFJ—Broadway in Review. KWKW—Two Rays of Sun- KN X-20th Century Convert KFOX—Sunday Gospel shine. Hall. Broadcast. BURR—Bethel Reformed Church. 10:30--KECA—"Career Theater." KGElt—Sunshine Mind«. KFWB—Pro Scoreboard. KILI—Men's Corner. KLAC-570 Club. KMPC—United Nations. EGER—Bible Treasury Hour. 7:55*KHJ—News. K. X—Man of the West. KMPC--L.A. Ram. Football. KGFJ—Dance Band Review. Ilin1B—Buddy Cole. EXLA—Cburch in the Barn. KG IL—Record Review. SitHECA, HCBQ—Mondap KMB—Echoes of Eden. KBIG—Profeesional Football. *KLAC—Newb: Alex Cooper. Morning Headlines. KGB—Music of Romance. I.:55*EHJ. KGB—News. KMPC—Parade of Hite. Kit—The Marriage. KWKW—Proudly We Hail. eli—KECA—Yoice of Prophecy. KOWL—Syrian Lebanon ifKHJ, KFX.M. KGB— KXLA—Your Memory Lane. /KM, KFSD—Opera. Musical Society. Sounding Board. 10:4111-101—tith Army Band, KH..1, KFILM„ KGB— KPOL—Chureh of Christ. ILNX, KFMB—Our Miss ENE—Dance Band. The Shadow. ERICH—Ring's Ambassador, Brooke, KHJ—Bukeyser Reports. ILNX, KIIIB—Godfrey Digest KN'016—News; Pentecostal ILEAC—Evening Concert. KWKW—Dancetime. Hungarian Hr. Church. KFOX—Serenade for Sunday. ilirxesxiat—s.News; Beyond the KFAC—Sunday Theatre. 5:15—KFI—Aelt Hollywood. KME—Prembyterlan Church. KFOX—Good News. KGER—Voice of China. IIIIER—Bethei Reformed Ch. KFI—Supervisor's Report. KFVD—Harlem Holiday. K MB—Music. KGFJ—Salvation Army. *KNX—News. KGER—Sunday Concert. 5:30—KECA—News; Cinema Time. Kt:IL—First Baptist Church *ITH.1—News: Crowelre Nest. EGFJ—H'wood House ELFSD—Six Shouters. of Van Nuys. KFAG—Sucturne. Presents. KHJ—Sunday Symphonies. *KLAC—News; Gene Norman. KFMB—Masterworke. KGIL—Record Review. JINX; KFMB—CBS Newsroom KMPC-11.egIon Salute. KISH KMPC—Lucky Leese *KLAC—News; 370 Club. Sunday Desk. KV OE—News; Concert Music, Time. KOWI..—Catholic Holy Hour, KFAC—Favorites of France. KWKW—Maple Chapel. ILME—Echoes of Eden. KPOL--SpanIsh Hit Parade. ILFOX—Brdadcast of Truth. KXLA—Open Door Church. KGB—News; Music. KV0E--31uelc. KFVD—Adventures from the 8:15*KECA. KCISQ—Paul Harvey KGIL—The Barn. KXLA—Challenge to Youth. Bible. KGFJ—If They Had Lived. *KLAC—News; Gene NOTIOill. 8:15—KFOX—Elealing Waters. EGIIIR—Immanuel Christi an KMPC—Hour of St. Francis. KGHJ—Prondie We Hall, 2:30—HECA, KCISQ—Greatest Story Assembly. 8:30—KECA—Alletair Cooke. KWKW—Bill Sampson KGFJ—Moods in Music. 11:18-1LECA—Don Cornell. Eser Told. ¡FI, KFSD—Standard Hour. Kyi—Opera. BOWL—Bye Time. HMI, KGB—Mr. District KFI--Serenade In Blue. KHJ, KFXM, KGB— KPOL--Mickey Katz. Attorney. KNX—Frank Remley (trek. True Detective Mysteries. KRKD—Record Shop. ¿KNX, K1.1'4E—My lJtehe 11:30—BE 'A—Lawrence Welk. KNX, 'LIMB—Shirley Thomas EWE W—Pentecostal Church. Margie, Kit—Hollywood Palladium. EBIO—Catalina Bandstand. EXLA—Lincoln Ave. Church. KGFJ—College of Divine 11.74X—Treartury Bandstand. KFAC—Sunday at the "Pope" 8:4141—KCBQ—Drew Pearson. Science. KFAC—Muslo Before Midnight. KFOX—Life & Comfort. 6:45—KFOR—Beacon Light Full *ILGIL--News; Music. KFWE—Music Yon Want. KGER—Colonial Tabernacle. Gospel. IIMPC—Rellgious News Ken—Five-Four Ballroom. 18XLA—Grace Memorial KGFJ—Say It With Music. 6 KCBQ—Walter Reporter. KIEV—Wally George. *HECA, EWKW—Volce of Prophecy. Church. Winchell. 11:43—KNX—Treasury Bandstand. KOWL—Spanish Home Hour. 8:45—KECA—Pattlina Carter. KPOL—Thue To Remember. ECM—Hollywood Story. 1 41—KECA—Dr. Silty Graham. *KM—Under Arrest. KGER—Message to Israel. ENX-111usle Till Dawn. KWKW—Valencla Hour. ¡L.>, of Fame. KGFJ—Dept. of Employment. EXLA—Music. KFAC—Musk Out of the Night KALI—Griffin Program. KGEL--Music by Mantovani. et55*KNX. KFMII—Cedrie Adams. (to 6). KFAC—Masters of Music. KMPC—Start to Live. KFME—Muslo Into the Night. —KECA—Billy Graham. 8:55—KECA—News. 3 *IIFOX. KXLA—News. KMPO—All Night Bayne. I/KEY—Opera. linD—Adventures From th. 9—KECA—MeditatIoue for KFXM, KGB—. Bible. Moderns. Nick Carter. HMIS—Flying Feet. ¡Kn. KFSD—Standard Hour. KNX, 111731B—Johnny Mercer. KGER—Sunday Concert. *HMI. KFX31. KGB— jES SEL BELIEVES KFAC—Museum Concert. KGFJ—Request Performance. Newspaper of the Air. ¡FOX—Gospel Youth Program FIGIL—Dinner Concert. KNX, KFMB—Bing Crosby IN PICS KFVD—.Music Go Round. *KLAC—News; Top Ten Tunes. Show, KGER—..lolin Brown. KMPC--Magic of Melody. KFAC—Evening Concert. Georgie Jessel believes In EGFJ—Harlern Jukebox. ELPOL--Invitation to Melody. ¡FOX—Holy Will Program. KIEV—What's New? KRIM-481in Posts to Health KFIVII—What's the lesion the old adage—"a picture is *KLAC—News; iile Club. KV OE—News: Armed Forces EGER—Bethel Church. worth a thousand words." HOWL--Ylddish Hour. Sal ute. KGFJ—Antioch Baptist Ch, HPOL—Melody Cruise. ILWKW—Baptist Church. KOIL—Musical Scrapbook. His Hollywood photo file KVOIC--Muele. 6:15—KEC.I, KCBQ—Taylor Grant. *KLAC—News: Gene Norman. contains some 15,000 pic- 3:25*KHJ. KGB—Cecil Brown. KFOX—Sundown Serenade. KMPC—Youth on the March. tures, recording his life, ca- 3:30—KECA—Herald of Truth. KFVD—Sing For Your Supper. KV0E—News; Concert Music. ¡FI—Opera. KP01.--Sunday Vespers. *KWKW—News. reer and friendships. .11LHJ, K.FXM. KGB. KVOE— *KRIM—News. K7CLA—Old Fashioned Squad Room. KXLA—Music. Revival. KALI—Hays Tabernacle. KBIG—News. 9:15—KECA—Songe by Eddie This Week in Classifieds KFOX—Pentecostal Church. 8:30—KECA—American Music Hall. Fisher. KGER—Temple Time. IRFi KFSD—Theatre Royal. KM—Dance Band. KOIL--Reeurd Review. KHJ--Sunday Symphonie.. KMPC—Songs of Yesterday. EPOL--Hebrew ¿KNX, KFMB—Bergen and KFWIII—Walter White. LOOK FOR: KWKW—Robert Kalman McCarthy. KWEW—Sacred Heart Show. KALI —Radio Tokyo. Program. New Book 3:45—EPOL-31ission Alliance EFOX—Hare Memory [Wm. 9:25*KECA—News. Church. EFVD—Pepsi-Cola News. Earplugs 9:30—KECA--Cathedral Vespers. EFINB--C.N. Today, —KECA—ehureh in the Home. KF1—And For Tomorrow, 3usiness Cards 4IVICHJ, KGB—Van De Y enter. KGB—London Melodies. KMJ. KFX31, KGB— Grandfather Clock KNX, EFMIS—Jack Benny. KGER--Lutheran League. Chicago Theatre of the Air. KALI—Bro. C. Welch. KGFJ—Psycholog7 Examinee. IKNX KFMB—Jack Benny. -ape Recorder KFAC—Musical Masterpieces. EMPCJ—Magic of Melody. KCBQ--Eddie Fisher. Horoscopes KFOX—Stuish ine Mission. EPOL--Invitation to Melody. KFOX—Record Parade (te 1 KFVD—Beach and Barbecue. KRED—Sunday Pope. a.m.) Presiden' s of United States KGER—Old Fashioned Revival. EV0E—Bible Center. KISH—Meet the Press. KOFJ--DIxieland. SWIM—Voice of Israel. 111FWI3--lurew Pearson. EGIL—Reeord Review. ILXLA—Lutheran Gospel El.tur. AGER—Zion Hill Baptist. DON'T MISS *KIEV—News; Music. 8:43—KFIVB--ttund Artists Guild. KLAC—Who Knows This? *KLAC—News: Alex Cooper. KAIPC—Here's to Vets. KMPC—Lucky Dance Time, KMPC—Parade of Hits. Page 38 ILFSD—Last Man Out. 9:45—Kit—Mayor Poulson Reports. HOWL—Itallan Hour. 7a KHJ, KGB—Where In the ECBQ--Alistalre Cook. HVOE—M0.11. World. HFINB--Lere Talk Polities. Page Thirty-one OCTOBER 16, 1953 TV-RADIO LIFT

Monday-Friday Daytime Radio Logs

*KLAC—News; Peter Potter. KPOL—Paul Snider Show. *KMPC—News; Ira Cook. *KIIHD—News: ALL HITE LISTENING PRIZES GALORE KOWL—Yidilish Flour. KXLA—Hometown Jamboree. for You on HPOL—Sanders Meanders. 11:45—KFCA—Hits and Encores. "Nightowl Special" KY 0E—News; Backfence TM, HFSD—Second Chant». Earl McDaniel's Matinee. KNX—Brighter Day. 12:00-2:00 A.M. 10:05—KFOX—Sucial Security—M; EGER—Dun Gilbert. "Sleepy Time Gal" SPIN & WIN Assembly of God—Tu. F. HOWL—The Lucille Horn 10:10—KFOX—Gypsy Melody—M. Show. 2:00-4:00 A.M. 8:30-11:00 a.m. M-F *KPOL—News. lo :15—KHJ, KF.XLM, KGB— KRKD—Lawrence Welk. "Nightowl Special" Tello-Test. 11:50*KGFJ—News. 4:00-6:00 A.M. KNX-31a Pericins. *KEELS, KFVD—News. 11:55*KFAC,—Dick Jot. News. "Morning Almanac" KGER—Tommy Baird. 12* ELL:CA—Hank Weaver, News. 6-6:50 A.M. KRKI)— hr. Richardson. KFI—Farm Reporter. *ELF D—N en s. 10:25—HECA—Jack Berch. *E11.11, KGB, KIEV. ILLAC—, "News" 6:50- 7 A.M. KFWB--Bill Leyden. srKlitti—lionieniakers Edition. News. KF'0X—Women in News—Tu -F Bill Keane:01y. The Original Twenty-four KGER—Voice ut China. *X—News. KGFJ—Dr. Murphy. *KPOL—News, 111. Tu. Th. F. KBIG—Catalina Band Stand. Hour Stgtion *KGIL, KFAC. EFVD. KRKD 10:30—KECA—My True Story. KFAC—Ltincheon Concert. KGFJ 1230 Kc. —News. KM KFSD—Strike It Rich KFOX—Rhythm Luncheonette. *KNIPC—Norman Nesbitt. KHJ—Jack Wagner—M, T. W. *KFVD—Editor of the Air. Kin% 1,—Precious Memories. F; Standard School —Th. KFWB—Al Jarvis. HPOL--Sanders Meanders. KNX—Young Dr. Malone. KGER—Rev. J. Vernon McGee *Kitisci—Nens, Modern KALI—Alma L. Beltran. KGFJ—Continentai Gems. Friendliest Show on Radio Melodies. KFAC—Vour Soloist. *KIEV—News; Dave Shaw. Wes Tuttle's KWKn—Morning Serenade. KFMB—Junior Miss—M; De- KMPC—Baseball. KXLA—Fliken of Rest-31. cember Bride—Tu; Romance HOWL—Joe Adams Show. "TUTTLETIME" F. —W; On Stage—F. KPOL—Temple Baptist Church 8:40-11i31PC—Clucti Watcher. FLFOX—Ads. in Research—M; KRKD—Hit Tunes. 7:30 A.M. Daily Here's To Vets—Tu; Morn- KVOK—News; Farm Price*. 8:45—KF1—Andy and Virginia. Mg Musicale—W; Breakfast Open House. RN X—RusemarY• for Milady —Th; Say It With KXLA—Hometown Jamboree. KALI —Religious Music. Music—F. 12:05—KLAC—Peter Potter. KFAC—inity. KFVD—Spin and Win. 12:15*KKG:1—Paul Harvey. KI -N D—Spin and Win. *FLEWS—News; Ai Jarvis. KM, KFSD—Road of Life. *KFW111, KGFJ—News. KGB—Time tu Relax. *KUJ. Foster. KGER—Bible Treasury. Kit—Cedric KGER—Helen Markham. KNX—Hilltop flouse. 8:55*KBIG—Southland Seas. KGFJ—Fasy Rhythm. *KFON. Klik.:11. KMPC—Newe. —KECA—Garden Guide. KMPC—Ira took. 12:25*KBIG—World News Roundup. 9 KFI—Andy and Virginia. HOWL—Spanish Hour. 12:30—HECA—Sam Hayes. "COUSIN LOU" KHJ, KGB—Charles Antell, M. EFL EFSD—Pepper Young. WILL MAKI YOU Tu, Th; Paula Stone. W KELJ—Feariees Follies. Capitol Commentary, F. if IL N X. KFM1E—Art Link letter. FORGET KS. el'511t—WentlY warren IIII MERCHANT'S QUIZ KBIG—Catalina Band Stead. KALI —Assembly of God. Keittl—Sant Hayes. WASH DAY KBIG—Catalina Band Stand. 10:30 to 11:30 a.m. KFOX—Siesta in Swing. KFAC—Morning Concert. Mon. through Sat. KFVD—Midday Memorise. BLUES &FOX—Pentecostal Tab'nci. *KFWB—News; Guy Buzialoti. *liFSD, KLAC—News. KGB—Curtain Time. Leyden. PRIZES GALORE EGER—Luncheon Serena:1e. with Happy Music for you KGER—Lutheran Hour. KGFJ—Music Festival. KGFJ—Bing Sings. o EGIL—Honiemalters Matinee. ICKLA Today 9-9:30 am KG IL—Keyboard Khythms. KLAC—Bob McLaughlin. KIEV—Ailin Slate. LTune to 1540 on your dial ILPOL—Joe White. 1110 ON YOUR DIAL *K31PC—News; Clock Watcher. *HRHD—News; Hit Tune. KOWL—Anierican Jewish Firm KM.11,-31erchants Quiz. KNLA—Music. KRKD—Modern Melodies. Kt:Kit—Seas: Moiler:: 12:45—HECA—Runnie Kemper. *Indicates Neu» Broadcast HVOE—News; Backfence Melodies. KFI HFSD—Right to I/Indicates Highlight Matinee. KWK it —La Elora De Los Happiness elf SECA, KCB0—Don Mcseiu, KNVILVi —Angel Lerma. Angeles. KCISQ—Paul Harvey. KXL.A—Bar Nutlike Ranch. *KXLA—News; Music. *KFAC—Dick Joy News. IEP KF1—Johnny Murray, Talks it 9:05—IILAC—Elaynes at the Reins. IL0:45—KFLI—Music. KFWB--Jerry, Beverly. Over. KNX, 13E3111—Guiding Light. KFOX—Latin American Music. *KHJ, KGB—Cecil Brown. 9:10—HECA—Betty Crocker—M. W. KFOX—Mtaile in Morgan MUG—Weather Roundup. K.NX—Rulph Story. F; Shoppers Special —Tu, Th 9:15*KFCA, Kellit—Cliet Huntley. Manner. *KWKW—News: Sports. KALI—Dr. S B. Bailee. KGF:It—Rev. Le Roy Kopp. KB1(.1—CataLna Bandstand. KFI—Ladies' Day. 1—EECA-113111 Davidson Show. 10 :50*KGFJ—News. KM. KFSD—Barkstage Wife. KFAC—Stock Market High- H11.1, KG II—Capitol lights. Commentary. 10:55—KECA—Whispering Street*. ¿KNX—Arthur Godfrey. ILBIG—Catalina Band Stand. KFOX—Bible Breakfast. KNX, KF3111—Aunt Jenny. *KFAC—Dick Joy, News. KCBQ—My True Story. KFVD—Vuttle rime. HALI—Spanish Music. — ICF:C L—Villispering Streets. KFAC—Employment Review— *SF-VW& KLAC. KMPC. K_XLA K FOX—Horne Missionary. 11 /SF', EFSD—Bob Hope. . M; The Doctor's Stiery—Tu; —News. *KFVD—News. KHJ, KFX31, KGB—Ladies KIEV—Allin Slate. KtiF.I—Housewkes Hit Parade Talks on Books—W: L.A. Fair. Medical Assoc. —Th, Salva- KOWL--Spaultill Hour. 9:20-10.01—Music for Milady. KNX, KF3IB—Second Mrs. KPOL—Lhing Wurld—Tu, W. EHJ—Gabriel Heatter. tion Army—F. Burton. KFOX—Texas Tiny (to 3). Th; Child Evangelism—M. 9:25*KBIG. KMPC, KPOL—News. *KALI—News; Latin Festival. W. F. 9:30—KECA—Double or Nothing. KBIG—Are Ya Lit:learn'? KRHD—Christ Church Unity. KHJ—Norma Young. KFAC—Masters in Miniature Shopping Hilites KVOE—News; Breakfast KNX, 61,3113—Helen Trent. KFOX—Bob Lamb Show. with Nook. KALI —Beautiful Mexico. KIND—Bible institute. KWKW—Lat in Rhythms. KFAC—Piano Parade. KFW11—Al Jarvis. VIOLET SCHRAM 111:86—KFWB--Bill Leyden. &FOX—Faith Bible Broad- EGFI—Musical Portraits. 1 P.M. Mon. thri. Fri. KLAC—Stuck Market Report. cast. KIEV—Dave Shaw. KFVD—Spin and Win. *KLAC—News; Peter Potter. 11:30 A.M. Saturday KNX, HOWL—News. *KFWB—News; Al Jarvis. *KMPC—News: Ira Cook. KALI—lielel, Markham. KGER—John Brown. KOWL—Spanisit Hour. KFAC—Sports News. KGFJ—Spotlight Parade. EPOL—Eyes on the Stars—M; EFOX—Dally Light. KG IL—At Home With the Merchants (loir —W Th. F. KFWB—Bill Leyden. Masons. KILKII—Modern Melodies. KGFJ—L.A. County Gov.-31. KLEV—Lawrence Welk. 1EN 0E—News; Backfence The Judge Speaks—Tu. KLAC—Peter Potter. Matinee. &Ft D—Shoppine Highlights. Voice of the Blind—W. KMPC—Chef Milani. 11:10—KFOX—Rhythmic Age—W, KFW1I—Bill Anson. Your Country at Work—Th. KGFJ—From Sunset and Vine. KOWL—Spanish Home Hour. Li:15--KE(A—Vç lien A Girl Marries. L.A. Fire Dept.—F. EGER—News & Norman Clou- KPOL--Sanders Meanders. *KFI—Nens. KLAG—Sam Bolter. tier—M; Wayne King. —Tu; KRKD—News; Modern K N X —Perry Mason. K3IPC--Buti. News; Sports. Music of Manhattan—W; Melodies. KFAC—Folk Songs. FLPOL--Volc.) of CakarY• Vincent Lopez —Th; Men Be- KWKW—Tony Sein, Bob KGER—Sunshine Mission. KRKD—Modern Harmonies— Mercardo. hind the Melody—F. M; Church of H'wood—Tu. EPOL—Paul Snider Show— KXLA—Eddie Kirk. KIEV—Top Tunes. W, Th, F. M, Tu. Pasadena News. *KLAC—News: Sports, 9:45*KFY—Midmorning News. KOVVL—Joe Adams. Sere*KMJ--Gabriel Heatter. KFON—World for Christ. KFAC—Morning Parade. 11:25*K11.1, KGB—Sam Hayes. KPOL—Joe White. KHJ—World Series, M -Sa. KLAC—Hayies at the Reins *HBIG—Southland Roundup. KRIM—Polka Tinte. 9:50*Kt.FJ—News. 0E—Seas; Open House. 11:16*HRJ—Frank Singiser. 11:30—K E( Rotnances. 9:55—RECA—Turn to a Friend. ILWIRW—Bill Garr Show. *K1311.1---Contrauters' Edition. KFI, KFSD—Plirase That Pays ¡KM, KGB—Queen for a Day. 1LXLA—Frank Simon. 11:811*KFI—Pat Bump Reports. 0 —Ki O'Clock Date. ibV*K11,1, KGB—Newspaper of the KNX. KFYIB—Norn Drake. I:05—KLAC-570 Club. KELL KGB—Bible Institute 1 HCBQ--Modern Romances. I:15—KFI KFSD—Stelia Dallas. Hour-31. W, F; isFAC—Mtisle Hall. KFAC—L.A, Schools. Haven ot Rest —Tu Th. KNX—Road of Life. KII1G—Are Ya Listenin? KFOX—Phone and Win. KFMB—Arthur Gocifier. EN X, KF3,111—Make Up Your EFAC—Loom of Music. KFVD—Rescue Mission. 1:25—HCBQ—Whisperins Streets. Mind. *KFOX. KGER—News. *KFWB—News; AI Jarvis. *KBIG—Who's In the News. ILALI—Rev. Du Morris. EGER—News; Landmark L:30—KF1, KFSD—Young Widder KFOX—Words of Life. KFW13—Al Jarvis. KOFJ—Yesterday's Hits. Dour. Brown. Page Thirty-two KIEV—Dave Shaw. *HOWL—On the Avenue. KM, KGB—Lucky 21. MONDAY, OCTOBER 19 Daytime Logs KFI—Tour Nation's Business. •See Page 32 for 8 a.m. to *KFOX—United Press. • KEWB--Roeury Hour. 5 p.m. Daytime Radio —HECA—Guy Lombardo. Log Listings S Kn. HFSD—One Man's KFVD—Harlematinee. KleVX—Tunes for Tea. Family. • *HFWI3—:News; Jerry, Beverly. ¿KHJ. KFXM, KGB—Counter *KFWB—News; Jerry, Beverly. —KECA—Elroy Hirsch. KGER—Claude Thonslilli—M; KGER—Commuter's 5*KFI—FeatureWire. Music In the Mr—Tu; Carousel. KHJ—Bobby Benumb. HIS 411. —Revelry with Bevan,. Here's to Vet,, W; Marine Kill L--Record Revue. KNX--Suspeeee. 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Orchestra. :18--KFOX—Sundown Serenade. 9:35—KNX—Here's Hawthorne. KWKW—Itallan Melodies. ,f1CF1. 111•1413—Big Story. 8:15*KECA, KCBQ--Bill Stern. 11:46-11ECA—Monitor Views the KXLA—Pasadena Players. KM, KGB—Betty Clooney KFI—Out of the West, News. 8:05—KLAC—Top Ten Tunes. Three Suns. 1IIHJ, KGB—Titus Moody. 16WKW—Stars Stairway. o:10—KFOX—Sundown Serenade. KMPC—Dance Time. KFWB—Mark Scott. 9:56—KHJ, KFXM, KGB— (1:15*KECA, KCBQ—Bill Stern. KNX—Philip Norman. *KMPC—News. Five Minute Final. KFI—Out of the West. KGER--John Brown. KPOL—Paul Snider Show. 4 gli — KECA— ABC Late News. r/KHJ, KGB--Perry Como Show. KVOE—On Stage. HVOE--Penthouse Serenade. KIND—Richfield KFWB—Mark Scott. KWKW—St. Sophia Greek 114.110--KHJ—Bonnie Leu and Her Reporter. *KMPC—News. Cathedral. 9:35—KNX—Here's Hawthorne. Boys. KHJ—Fulton Lewis, Jr. KPOL—Paul Snider Show. Iltife—ICECA—Lum Abner. *KNX, KFMB-10 O'clock Wire. 11:25—KHJ—Conrad the Coffee 9:55-1EHJ, KG—F1ve Minuta rain, KFSD—Cousin KCBQ--Edwin I. 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KILLA—Music. 11XLA—Frank Simon. *KGER—News; Victory Mission News, Sam Hayes. 10:25—KNX—Tom Harmon. O:45*KECA—John Vandercoek. *KLAC—News; Gene Norman. II :50*K OFJ—New s. 10 :30—KECA—Lonesome Gal. *KHJ, KGB—News, Sam Hayes KVOE—News; On Stage. 11:55*KHJ. KGB—Bill Henry. KFI—Al Poska. KCBQ—Elmer Davis. KWEW—Ist Ch. Rel. Science. I —KEC& KCISQ—Starr of Space. KI1J—Crowell's Nest. 8:50*EGFJ—News. *KXLA—News. 7 KIT, KFSD—FIbber McGee KNX—Philip Norman. 8:55*KHJ, KGB—Bill Henry. 10:10—KECA—Edwin C. Hill. and Molly. KGER—Uhen Day is Done. 7 —KEeA, KC11111--Lone Ranger. 10:15—KECA—Dr. Frederick Bolles. KHJ—MIckey Spillane KMPG—Dance Time. 41171, 11:PS13—Fibber McGee KFI—A Joy Forever. KNX KFMB—People Are KWKW—Dance lime. and Molly. *KHJ, KGB—Frank Edwards. Funny. 10 :55—Eli--Snorts KHJ, KGB—Deadllne. *KNX—Bill Kenneally. IIFOX—Waltz Time 4KNX, KFMB—Dr. Christian. KWKW—Gordon Baker Lloyd. KGB—That Hammer Guy. I —HECA—Paul Frees Show. 10 :25—KNX—Tom Harmon. KHJ. KNX—News. KFOX—Walts Time. KGFJ—Musical Digest. HOER—Family Bible Hour. 10:30—KECA—Lonesome Gal. KMPC--Bill Stewart. 11:10—KHJ—Game of the Day. Poska. KNX—T Hanlon Scoreboard isvoE— News; Penthouse KHJ--Crowell's Nest. Serenade. ntló—KFI—Roily Thomas. KNX—Philip Norman. KXLA—Joe Nixon. KNX—Merry-6o-ttound. KGER—When Day is Done. lab—EFL—Man On The Go. 11:30—KFI—Palladium Orchestra. "MUSICAL DIGEST" *KWICW—News. KFOX—Evening Melodies. KGEJ—Five-Four Ballroom. Family Dinner Hour Concert 10 :45—K WKW—Dancetime. 7:35*KECA—Les Griffith. News. 11:40--KNX—Bill Ballance. 10:56—KFI—Sports Final. 11:55--KECA--Ednard Arnold. 7180.—KECA—Three City By-Line. 7:00 to 8:00 P.M. —KECA—Paul Frees Show. 141)—KFI—Midnight Flyer. KFI. KFSD—Mary Hlekoz. *KFI, KHJ, KNX—News. KFXM—Seareh That KNX—Mnsic Till Dawn. Nightly including Sunday 11 KFAC—Muslo Out of Night *KNX—Max Roby. Never Ends. KFAC—Musical Crossroads. KNX, KFMB—Mr. and Mrs. (to 8). KGFJ 1230 Ke. KFWB—Larry Finley (to 4) *KLAC—News; Gene Norman. North. ILMPC, KIND—Dance Time. KGER—Doug Douglas (to 5) KCBQ—Discovery. KNX—T. Hanlon Scoreboard. KFOX—George McLain. KGEJ--Nightowl Special. KGFJ—Musical Digest. *SOIL. 1ELAC—News. 11:15—KFI—Rolly Thomas. KGB—Under Arrest. KGIL—Pat Coleman (to 4). KMPC—Bill Stewart. ENX—Merry-Go-Rourrl. 111WRW—La Hora Popular. *KLAC—News; Ales Cooper 'WOE—News; Penthouse 11:30—KFI—Palladium Orchcatra. LIMA—Mary B. King. (to 8). KMPC—Bill Stewart. Serenade. IIGFJ—Five Four Ballroom. 71116*KIDCA, KFOX—News. KXLA—Joe Nixon. 11:40—KNX—Bill Ballance. In—Here's To Vets. KRKD—Moonlight Serenade. 781.15—KFI—Man On The Go. 141e*KNX—News. EFWB—Reeary Hour. EII EIek Lazar Show. KFOX—Etening Melodies. KXLA—Mr. Celebrity. Pie, Thirty-four C—MlloIght Serenade. ItSbitrHECA.—Les Griffith. News. MT—Midnight Firer. THURSDAY, OCTOBER 22 FRIDAY, OCTOBER 23 KXLA—Everyday Health KF1—Polka Party. See Page 32 for 8 a.m. to Problems. 7:45—KFOX—News. 7:35—KF1—Music for the Tired See Page 32 for 8 a.m. to KFW11--Itosary flour. 5 p.m. Daytime Radio Business Man. 5 p.m. Daytime Radio KXLA—Women's Clubs. 7. 45*HECA—Headline Edition. Log Listings Log Listings 8 the Name ed *KFOX—News. -1KITA-What's That Song. KFWB—Rosary Hour. —E PA A—Elroy llarach. e—KECA—George Jessel Salutes. KIT, KFSD—One Man's 0 *KIT—Feature Wire. —JECECA—EIrce7 Hirsch. *KFI—Feature Wire. Family. KHJ, KVOE—Sgt. Preston o/ KF1—One Man's Family. 5 I/KM—Nightmare. KHJ, KG B, KYV of KIIJ—M.adeleine Carroll. the 1ukon. B-Bar-B. 1/KNX, KFMB—Mr. Keen. *KNX Me:Un--Edw. R. ¿KNX HEMS—Meet Millie. KCBQ—Tri-City Byline. Byline. *KNX, KFMii—Ed R. Burrow, Morrow. KFMX—Record Parade. KB1G—Dancetime at As aloe. KFOX—Record Parade. KBIG—DancetIme at Avalon. KIND—One Man's Family. KFOX—Sunsitine Mission. KFOX--Suushine Mission. KFVD—Clyde' s Ride. KGB—John Steele. KFVD—Clyde's Ride. KFWII—Revelry with Beverly. KGFJ—Blue of Evening. KFIVS—Football Forecast. KGER—Bible Treasury. KFWB—Rea Rowe. KGFJ—Blue of EvzenhIg. *KLAC. KMPC—News. liGiER—Commuter's Carousel. KGB—Western Serenade. *KLAC—News. KVOE—News; Easy Listening. KGFJ—Jive at Flve. KGER--Commuter'e Carousel. *KMPC--News and Sports. KWKW—Teddy Fregoso. KIEV—Sam Turner. KGFJ—Jive at Five. *KLAC—News; Sports. KV0E—News; Easy LietaidEr. KIEV—Sam Turner. 8:15—KFI, BYRD—News of the World. *KMPC, KWKW—News. KWKW—FootbaU. *KLAC, KMPC, KWIRW—Newe. 5:15*KFI. KFSD—Newe Parade, KCI1Q—Sammy Kaye. KOWL—Chico's Swingtlme KOWL--Chico's Swingtime. KPOL—Parade of Hits. HCBQ—Sammy Kaye. HPOL—Parade of Hits. HoEit—Hebrew Christian. KV0E—News; Traffic KFWB—Football, KVOE—News; Traffic KGFJ—Here's to Veterans. KLAC--Gene Norman. Jamboree. KGER—Hebrew Christian. Jamboree. KGFJ—Treasury Dept. KY.LA—Melody Valley. KXLA—Smiley Burnett.. eXLA—Melody Valley. 5:05—KLAC—Gene Norman. KLAC—Gene Norman. 5:05—KLAC--Gene Norman. 8::5—KNX—This I Believe. 8:30—KE,CA—Hollywood Starway. KGB—Western Serenade. KMPC--L.A. Angels. 5:15—KECA, KCBQ—Fleetwood 5:15—HECA. KCBQ—Fleetwood HILLA—Smiley Burnett*. Lawton. t/KF1 KIND—Roy Rogers. 8:25—KNX—This I Believe. KH.1—Enchanted Hour. Lawton. *KF1—News 8:30—HECA—Hollywood Stairway. KNX, KFMB—Lowell Thomas. *KFI—News. KNX—Tom Harmon. ¿KNX—Torn Harmon. KF1, KFSD—Eddie Fisher. KFOX—Town and Country KCI1Q--Ice Follies. KGB—Lawrence Welk Orch. KFOX—Join the Navy. Don Ameche Show. Time—U.S. Army. KGFJ—Planists of the Future. KHJ—Great Day Show. KGFJ—Keyboard Magic. ROER—Volee of China. KFT—Sports Review. KNX, [(FMB—Lowell Thcanae. KMPC--Bill Stewart Show. KGEJ—Col. of Divine Science. KPOL—Musical Caravan. KGB—Freddy Martin Orals. 5:30*KECA, HCBQ—Chet Stanley. KXLA—Joily Joe Nixon. 5:30*KECA, KCBQ—Chet Ellwatley. KGER—Voice of China. KFT—Sports Revue. 8: 15-14 RCA—Mike KNX, KFM11—Family KF1—Sports Review. KGFJ—Col. of Divine Science, KIL1,• KGB—Sky King. KXLA—Jolly Joe. Skeleton. MU, KGB—Wild Bill Hickok. *KNX—World 'I oday. 8:45—KECA—Mike Kul—Dinah Shore. *KNX--Carroll Alcoa. *KFOX—News. *KFOX—News. KFI—Dinalt Shore. KFVD—Carrot Topper Time. KC:ER—Witnessing Laymen. KWKW—Pasadena Alcohol KFVD—Carrot Topper Time. KNX, HEMS—Family *KFWS—News; Red Rowe. *KFwn—News; Red Rowe. Skeleton. KGER—Olga Graves. Foundation. KBLA —Jolly Joe. KGER—Olga Graves. -KGER--Witnessing Laymen. KGFJ—Art Labre Show. KGFJ—Art Labial Show. *KGFJ—News. *KLAC—News: L.A. Today. ek—KECA—Horatio Horublower. *KLAC--News; L.A. Today. KWKW—Football. KMPC—Stars of Song. KMPC—Stars of Song. 9 KCBQ--Ozzle and KWKW—Romano Smeraldo. t/KFI. KISH—Father Knows -SECA, Best. KWKW—Itomano Smeraldo. Harriet. KXLA—Squeakin' Deacon. KXLA—Squeakin' Deacon. *KHJ. KGB—Newspaper of the KFI—Bob Hope Show. 5:45*KECA, lairred. 5:I5*KECA, KCISQ—Bob Garred. Air. *KM, KGB—NewspaPer of the *KF1, K FSD—Elmer Peterson. *KFI, KFSD—Elmer Peterson. KNX, KFMB— Beulah. Air. *KNX, KFMB—News. Frank *KNX , KFMIS—News, Goss. KNX, KFMB—Beulah. Goss. KGER--Oriental Opportunity. KFOX—Your FIshcaster. KGER—Your Star Time. ISFOX—Tour Fishcaster. KGFJ—klunter Hancock *KLAC—News; Gene Norman. KFVD—Sundown Serenade. KGFJ—Hunter Hancock (to F/KLAC—Sam Baiter, Sports. KLAC—Sam Baiter, Sports. HVOE--News; Easy Listening. 11:30). KMPC—Bill Stewart Show. KMPC—Bill Stewart Show. KLAC—Gene Norman. KWKW—Native Daughters. 5:55*KHJ, KGB—Cecil Brown. 3:35*K11.1, KGB—Cecil Brown. KMPC—Dance 'rime. *KN X—News. 9:;5*KILI, KGB—Mutual Newsreel. *KNX, &FMB—News, Frank HVOE—News; Easy Listening. Beardsley. KNX, Balls:nee. e*KIX'A—Len Goss. KWKW—Alhambra vs. Mark KFI—Geo. Putnam News. 9:25*KIIJ—Names in the News. Heppe'. i1:20—HECA—Lawrence Welk. e*HECA—Len Beard>le3. *KHJ, KGB—Gabriel Heatter. KFI—Geo. Putnam News. 9:15*K11.1, KGB—Mutual Newsreel. KMI—Old Songs Never Die. KNX, KFMB—Meet Mr. Mc- *KHJ, KGB—Gabriel Heatter. KNX—Jr. Miss. KHJ, KGB—Betty ClOOne1 Nultey. KNX—Broadway la My Beat. KGER—munie To Dream By. *KFOX, KLAC—News. and Three Suns. 9;25—KW—Something to Think KNX—Hear the Stars. *KFOX, KI.AC—News. *KFWB—News; Joe Yoram. About, KVOE—On Stage. *KFWIS—News; Joe Yocam. KGER—American Soul Clinic. 9:30—HECA—Corliss Archer. KWKW--Council of Churches KGER—American Soul Clinic. KGFJ—Request Performance. KGFJ—Request Performance. HFI—Harris-Faye Show. 9:35—KNX—Here's Hawthorne. KMPC—Rob Kelley, soorie. ¿KMPC—Bob Kelley, Sports. KM, KGB—Betty Cl000ey k *KPOL, KVOlt--News. 9:45—KWKW—Ways of Mankind. Three Suns. 9C. 5—KHJ—Five Minute Final. *KPOL, KV0E—News. KWKW—Itallan Melodies. KWKW—Itallan Melodies. KNX—Philip Norman, erKECA—AFIC Late News. 5:05—KLAC—Top Tee Tunes. 8:05—KLAC—Top Ten Tunes. KCISQ—Summer Cruise. 1:10—KFOX—Sundown Serenade. 10 *KFI. KFSH-1Uchfield 8:10—KFOX—Sundown Serenade. KGER--John Brown, 6:15*KI.X.'A, KCHQ—Bill Stern. Reporter. 8:15*KECA, KCBQ—Bill Stern. HVOE—News; On Stage. KHJ—Titus Moody. *KHJ—Fulton Lewis, Jr. KFI—Out of the West. KWKW—Football. KFI—Out of the West. *KNX, KFMB-10 O'clock Wire. 9:35—KN X--C edric Adams. KFUlt—Larry KGB—Perry Como *KMJ, KGB—To Be Announced. Show. 9:40—KNX—Here's Hawthorne. KFWB—Mark Scott. *KGER—News; Music. KFWB—Mark Scott. Kill—Music. *KMPC—News. *KLAC—News: Gene Norman. *K3IPC—News. KPOL—Paul Snider Show. 10:10--KECA—Edwin C. Hill. KPOL—Paul Snider Show. 101e,'Azert) La News. KV OR—Penthouse Serenade. 10:15—HECA—Dr. Frederick Belles. KVOE—Penthouse Serenade. KHJ—Fulton Lewis, Jr. 8:20—KHJ—Bonnle Lou and Her KF1—A Joy Forever. 6:25—KW—Conrad the Coffee KINX—le O'clock Wire. Boys. *ILHJ, KGB—Frank Edwards. Connoisseur. KCBQ—Edwin C. Hill. 8:30—KECA—Lum 'n' Abner. *KNX—Bill 6:30—Kt:CA—Lam 'n' Abner. KGB—Music Shop. KFI—Eddie Cantor. KFSD—Lucky Lager Dance. Kin—Marine Hall of Bands. KLAC—Gene Norman. Pinkley. KWKW—Gordon Baker Lloyd KHJ—Virgil Pinkley. KV0E--Newe; On Stage. 10:25—KNX—Tom Harmon. JKNX KFMB—Time For Love. KNX—l'igskin Predictions. KWKW—Ist Church Rel. Sc. KFAC--Musical Milestones. 10 :31—HECA—Lonesome Gal. KFOX—Hal's Memory Room. 10:10—KECA—Edwin C. MU. KFOX—Hal's Memory Room. KF1—AF Poska. KFW13—America Dances. 13:15--KECA—Dr. Frederick Bailee. KFWB—America Dances. 1111J—Crowell'» Nest. KGER—Back to the Bible. KF1—A Joy Forever. KGB—The Answer Man. KNX—Philip Norman. KMPC—Race Recreations. *KHJ, KGB—Frank Edwards. KGER—Back to the Bible. KGB—Marine Report. KPOL—Pat Coleman. *K X—Bill Kenneally. KMPC—Race Recreations. KGER—When Day is Done. KWKW—Hoyos Hour. KFSD—Lucky Lager Dance. HPOL—Pat Coleman. KMPC--Locky 1.ager Dance. KXLA—Frank Simon. KWKW—Gordon Baker Lloyd. KWEW—Hoyos Hour. 10:45--KWKW—Dance Time. 6:45*KECA—John Vandercook. 10:25—KNX—Tom Harmon. KXLA—Frank Simon. l0:55--KFI—Sports Final. *KHJ, KGB—Sam Hayes. 10:30—KECA—Lonesome Gal. 11:45*KECA—John Vandercook. —KECA—My Own Place KNX—News on the Record. KFI—Al Poska, *KHJ, KGB. HVOE—Sam 11L *KFI, KHJ, KNX—News. KCIN—Elmer Davis. KHJ--Crowell's Nest. Hayes. *KLAC—News; Gene Norman. KGFJ—Callf. ()over. Digest. KNX—Philip Norman. 11(.711Q—Elmer Davis. *KNX—Max Roby. 6:50*KGFJ—News. KFWB—Football. 4:5111*KGFJ—News. KMPC. KFSD—Lucky Lager 6:55*KHJ, KGB—Bill Henry. KGER—When Day la Dam. 5:55*KHJ, KGB—Bill Henry. Dance. sy—KECA—BoxIng. KMPC—Lucky La_ger Daiwa, 7—KECA, KCBQ—Starr of Space. 11:10—KNX—Tom Hanlon. Mel—Fibber McGee and Molly 10:45—KWKW—Dance Time. IIKFI, KFSD—FIbber McGee lk 11:11—KFI—Rolly Thomas. KECA—Cavalcade of Sports. 10:55—KF1—Sports Final. Molly. KNX—Merry-Go-Round. KHJ, KGB—Take a Number. I —KU:A—Paul Frees Show, HAL KGB—Official 11:31—KFI—Palladium Orchestra. KNX, KFM1I—Stage Struck. lFS*KFI KHJ, KNX—News. Detective. 1[GL...1—Five-Four Ballroom. KFWB—America Dances. *KNX—Max Roby. F/KNX, KFMB—Horace Heidi 1.1:41 ,—KNX—Bill Reliance. KGER—Family Bible Hour. KFOX—Recorded in KFOX—Variety in Review. i :51*KFI—Nen s. KGFJ—Musical Digest, Hollywood. KGFJ—Musical Digest. 1)—KLI—Midnight Flyer. *KLAC, KRKD—News. *KLAC—News; Gene Norman. *KG1L, KLAC, KRKD—News. 1ag. KNX—Music Till Dawn. KM PC—Bill Stewart. KMPC, KFSD—Dance Time. KMPC—Bill Stewart. KFAC—Music Out of Night gy0E—News; Penthouse 11:10—KNX—Tom Hanlon. KV0E—News; Penthouse (to 6). Serenade. 11:15—KFI—Sports Final. Serenade. KFW11.--Larry Finley (te 4). KXLA—Joe Nixon. KNX—Merry-tlo-itound. liXLA—Joe Nixon. KGER—Doug Douglas (to 5) 7:15—KFT—Man on the Go. 11:30—KFI—Palladium Orchestra. 7:15—KFT—Man On The Go. KGFJ—Nightowl Special (to KFOX;--Etening Melodies. KGFJ—l'lye-Four Ballroom. 7:25*KECA—Les Griffith. News 83). 7:30—URCA, KCB0—Les Griffith: 11:40--KNX—Bill Ballance. 7:30—HECA—Three City By Line, KGIL—Pat Coleman (ta 4H• Hite and Encores. *KFI, KFSD—Truth or *KLAC—News; Alex Cooper KF1, HFSD—Hollywood Sound 7, Irkerteánsight Flyer. Consequences. (to 6). Stage. mar KNX—Music Till Dawn. 1111J—Rod and Gun. KMPC—Bill Stewart. KHJ, KGB—Cisco Kid, KGIU—Nightowl Special (to KNX—The (horallers. KIRSH—Moonlight Serenade KFIVIB—Playhouse 8). KCISQ—Musical Encores. KXL.A—Rick Lazar Show. KFOX—George McLain. oGEB--Inoug Douglas (to 5) KFOX—George NIcLain. KMPC—Midnight Serenade. KGER—Rev. At Harlan. KGIL—Pat Coleman (to 4). KFWB—Flehtog News. —KFI—Other Side of the Day KWKW—La Hora Popular. KIKPC—MidnIght Serenade. KGER—Helen Markham. (to 5:30). KXLA—Senator Kuehn KWKW—La Hora Popular. 1:30--KXLA—Art Lebo* (te 3:30). 7:35—KEC A—Hits and Encores. Page Thirty-fly. OCTOBER 16, 1553 TV -RADIO LIFE RADIO PROGRAM FINDER Note: * indicates prop rams of new' and commentation

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Dick —.KLAC, 6:05 a.m. M -Sa Adventures From the Bible..KFVD, 5:30 p.m. Su *Headline Editiou KECA, 7:45 p.m. M-I' *Alcott, Carroll --KNX. 5:30 p.m. M -Sa Hear the Stars KNX, 9.10 p.m. Tu, Th American Music Hall ...... _..KECA, 6:30 p.m. Su Crline eisesics..._._ -__ _KNX, 9:30 p.m. Sa American Town Meeting KECA, 9 p.m. Tu Critic at Large. — RFI, 12:45 pan. Su Heatter GabrieL-KEIJ. 8:20 a.m.. 6 p.m. M-1 Heidt, Horace.— _KNX, 7 p.m. Th American Way ...KF1, 6:30 p.m. 31 Crosby, Bing KNX, 9 p.m. Su America's Popular blusic.._.KFI, 10:05 p.m. Sa Crossfire..KECA, 8:30 p.m. W Helfer, Al --SHJ. 5:30 p.m. Sa *Hemingway. Frank----..K11.1, 7 „cm, America's Town Meeting---KECA 8 p.m. Tu Crowley Reporta, James....KECA, 7:30 p.m. Sa Crowell's Nest. KHJ. 10:30 p.m. W; 4.15 P.m. M-3 Amos 'n' Andy ___KNX, 4:30 p.m. Su —..._ 10:45 p.m. Tn. Th, F; U p.m. Su Heritage.- -- .KECA. 8 pan. Th Anderson, les ---X.FVD 5:30 Pall• M-1 *Henry, 11111.---11ERJ. 6:55 p.m. M-1 And For Tomorrow____KFI, 9:30 p.m. Su Dance Time at Avalon._ _HMG. 4 p.m. I) Andy and Virginla----Kkil 8:45 a.m. M-1 Date With Slate. ïiiieïr 1.30 p.m. M-Sa Melon, Mary — KFI, 7:30 pan. Tu Answer Man KNX, 10 a.m. Su Davidson, SUL- _KECA, 1 p.m. M-F; High Adventure KIM. 7:30 p.m. Tu Ask Hollywood...... --- KM; 5:15 p.m. Su .9:30 a.m. Su *11111, Edwin C...... _...KECA, 10:10 p.m. M-1 Hilltop House —XXX. 12:15 p.m. 51-1 As We See It...... KECA, 7:30 p.m. Sa *Davis, Eliner______KECA, 4:45 p.m. M-F Hirsch. Elroy ...... -.-_.. KECA. 5 p.m. M- 1 Aunt Jenny..._.—KNX. 9:15 a.m. M-1 Deadline _ KHJ, 7 p.m. W Hits and Encore* KECA, 11:45 a.m. 'M-1, Dear Mario, It's Murder. ..KHKJx.x..9:3 :1: pp::: / Autry, Gene__ - KNX. 7 p.m. Su Ssa Hollywood Starway KEt'A, 8:30 p.m. M-F' Babbitt Harry KNX, 7:45 a.m. 31-F Do It Yourself Hollywood Sound Stage MIL 7CO p.m. F Baeldence 3latineei... KVOE, 9:05 a.m. M -Sa _ — 9:30 p.m. Th Hollywood Story KF1, 6 p.m. Su Backstage Wite._._—____JEFI. I p.m. 31-1 Double or Nothing..._ KECA, 9:30 a.m. M-F Holme. Nancv KECA. 4:30 p.m. M-I Bailee, Dr. Frederiek-KECA, 10:15 p.m. M -Sa; Douglas, Doug MIER. 12 p.m. M -Sa Hometown Happenings KFI, 12 tu. Su _KR». 6.45 a.m. M -Sa Drake, Calen. KNX 10:55 a.m. Sa Hometown Jamboree ....KXLA. 11:30 a.m. NI-1 Bailes, Dr, Stanley_KOFJ, KALI, 8 a.m. M -Sa Dr. Christian.. __KNX, 7 p.m. W Hope, Bob KFI, 11 a.m. M-F; 9 p.m. 1 Baldwin, Mel...... —KNX. 12 pin. M. W-M DudeDvorak, Martin Geo.. _.-...... 1LNX, 9 p.m. Sa Horatio Hornblower KEA A, 9 p.m. Th Bedlam% B111.-----..XXX. 3:30 p.m. M-F AFL 5:30 a.m. I) Horse Racing KE('A, 1:15 p.m. Sa Ballard, Dave...._. ...KFWB, 5:10 u•m. Sb Echoes of Eden -. KFWB. 10:39 p.m. Su *flusher, Rush 1111J, 3 p.m. M-F Baiter, Sam_IULAC. 8:15 a.m.. 5:45 p.m. M -Sa Editar of the Air. KIND. 12 n. M-1 Hour of St. Francis._ KMPC. 8:15 p.m. Su Band Review.— .KBIG. 10 a.m. Sr: *Edwards, Frank...--KHJ. 10:15 p.m. NI -I• *Huntley, Chet.-.... KECA, 9:15 a.m., 5:30 p.m. Employment Review _____M-F; 8:30 p.m. Su ----- _ ...... 9 a.m. Su Enchanted Hour ...KFAC. 1 p.m. M Baron, Diele...--. KWKW 12 p.m. Sa-F Escape KILL 8:30 p.m. Tit Invitation to Learning...... -KNX, 8:35 a.m. Su ...KNX. 6:30 p.m. Su Barry, Craig ...KFI, 9:30 p.m. To It Pays to be Married KFI, 2:45 p.m. M-I• Eternal Light ...... _..-- KFI, 9:30 a.m. Su *Baulehage, H. X .KHJ, 9:15 a.m., It's Your Buriness...-.-_.KECA, 7:45 pan. Su Beardsley. Len...... KECA, 6 p.m. M-1 Falcon KELL 7 p.m. NI Jack the EarlybIrd.-. Klilli, 7 a.m. M-Sa *Beatty, Morgan. KFI. 8:15 p.m. M-1- Family Theatre ...... -...... _ KILL 8:30 p.m. W Jack's Place KECA, 2:35 p.m. M-F Family Skeleton.--.---.KNX, 8:45 pan. S1-1 Behind the Story...... --KHJ. 2:30 p.m. M-F Jarvis. Al KI•Wit. 9:3» um. ,) Fanning, Wallace------KHJ. 10 p.m. 51-1 Milos Music Hall_ — KNX, 5 p.m. Su Farm Reporter__ -_ — --...KFA.- 9 *Jacobs. Jake.. REVD, 6:30 p.m. Su Benny, Jack...... _.---. KNX, 4 p.m. Su 12 uni. TI. Jerry and Beverly KFWB, 12:45 p.m. Sa Father Know, Best. K Jinsnsy Wukely Show . KNX, 7:30 p.m. Sa Bergen, Edgar ILNX, 6:30 p.m. Su FBI in Peace and War-- KNX. 8 p.m. W Beulah - .KNX. 9 p.m. M-1 Fearless Follies. KILL 12:30 p.ns. M-E John Steele ; Adventurer KHJ, 8 p.m. Johnny Dollar. KNX. 6 p.m. To Beyond the Stars - 11:ü5 p.m. Su *Feature Wire______-.___KFI, à p.m. M-1 Jump-J ..... p KFI, 11:30 a.m. Su Bent Plows- irn, 5:30 p.m. Su *Ferris Bob —KNX, 7 a.m. M-1 Bible Fellowship Flour___KGFJ, 7 a.m. M-F Fibber McGee and Molly KFI, 7 pm. M-F Junior Miss ... ..KNX, 9:15 p.m. M, W, e Bible Treasury liour—KGER, 8:45 a.m. M-I. Just Plain Bill..--KFI. KFS1.1. 2 p.m. M -F Fidler, Jimmy...... -----KMPC, 7 p.m. Su KFI Calling Kn. 9:3u p.m. NI Biggs. E. Power. XXX, 6:30 a.m. So First Nighter— --..KFI. 9:30 p.m. Tu Kelley, Bob. KMPC, 6 p.m. M -Sa Big Story .1E11, 9:30 p.m. W Fisher, Eddle____---___KTI, 8:30 pun. Tu, F Kemper, Ronnie..— _SECA. 12:40 p.m. 51-1 *Bishop, Pat KEE, 6 a.m , 6;45, 8:30 a.m. M-F; Fisher, George __KNX, 4:45 p.m. M-F .5:05 p.m. M-F; 6:30 a.m. Sa *Kenneally, MIL KNX. 12 n M-1 Five Seventy Chsb.—KLAC. 1:05 Pam M -Sa: — 10:15 p.m. M -Sis Blind Artists Guilt ..._.WFW11, 6:45 p.m. Su Flying- Feet. 1.30 p.m. Su Bonnie Lou and Her Boys KHJ, 6:20 p.m. Ti,, Th KECA, 8 a.m. Sa Kiplinger, Austin_____-__KECA, 6:15 p.m. Su Kirby & Co., John KFI, 6:30 p.m. W Boling_ ...... --__ KECA, 7 p.m. 1" Football -...--...... KECA, 1:30 p.m. Sa: Breakfast Club.... • KECA, 8 a.m. M-1 KHJ, 1:45 p.m. Sa Kirk, Eddie ILIAC. 9::0I a.m. NI -i Breakfast Gang.----KHJ. 7:15 a.m. M -Sa - Kirkwood, Jack KHJ, 3:30 p.m. M-F *Foster, Cedric KIM, 12:15 p.m. M-1 Breakfast in Hollywood...... KFI, 10:30 a.m. Sa L.A. Breakfast Club...-. KFWB. 8:30 a.m. IN For. Christy ...... -...----_KNX, 10:45 a.m. Su Breakfast Nook.. BV0E, 7:05 a.m. M -Sa Lagoa, Art...---.KGFJ. 5:30 p.m. 31-F: Broadway in Retiew ..KOFJ, 7:45 p.m. Su Frank and Ernest KHJ. 11 a.m. Su .KX.I.A. 1:15 a.m. SI-Sa Freedom Story .KMPC, 7:30 p.m. Su Broadway Is My Beat KNX, 6 p.m. F Freer, Paul KECA, 11 p.m. SI-Sn Ladles' Day --XVI 8'15 a.m. M-I *Brown, Ceoll..-______-...KHJ, 5:55 p.m. M-F; Ladies Fair....KHJ, 11 a.m. 31-F _..... ----_-_____9:56 p.m. Ss; 3:25 p.m. Su Front-Page Farrell_KFL, KFSD, 2:15 p.m. M-I. L.A. Medical Assn.----- KFAC, 1 p.m. Th Fuller, Dr. Charles. .KECA, 1 p.m. Su Land of the Free.--.1111J. 11:15 p.m. Su Buenos Dlata______...... KFVD, 6 a.m. M -Sa Fuller Sid KILL 12 n. I) Bull, Frank...... __KFWB, 6:30 p.m. M-I Langford, Paul...... ___ .... KYIPC, 1 p.m. Sa Fun For All Last Man Out KFI, 7 p.m. Su Bulldog Drummond__ _KW, 8 p.m. W Funny Paper Man .KNX,KFI, 108 a.m. SaSu Latin-American Story_.- KNX, 9 a.m. Sut Barnette, Smiley.....__KXLA, 8:15 p.m. M-1 Gangbusters KNX, 6 p.m. Sa *Lawton, Fleetwood_.SECA, 5:15 p.m. M-F CBS Sunday Desk.--KNX, 5:30 p.m. Su Garden Gate. .KNX, 12:45 p.m. Sa Cabbages and Kings-- KFI, 7:30 a.m. M-1 Layman's Hour ____ KECA, 9:30 p.m. Sit Garden Schott ILK wGEKRw. . 1:451 p .p.m m. .si. ed SI Call Me Freedom. _KECA, 9:30 p.m. Tu Let George Do It. JEKJ, KGB, 8:30 p.m. M Garr, BIM ...... _.... *Lewis Fulton...--11.11J, 4, 9:15 uni. M-1 Cantor, Eddie...... -.-.___KFI, 8:30 p.m. Th *Gamed. Bob.-KECA, 7:30 a.m.. 5:45 p.m. Nt -F Capitol Cloakroorn...— RN X. 4:30 p.m. Sa Lewis, Robert Q.— .KNX, 3:05 p.m. M-l" Garrett, Curt __.KGFJ, 11:30 a.m. M-1 11:30 *tam Sa Capitol Commentary...--KHJ, 9:15 a.m M -Th; Garroway, Dave_ .KFI. 3:45 p.m. 31-1. 9 a.m. F Gateway to Music KFAC, 10 p.m. Su Leyden, Mill KFWB, 7 a.m. 51 -su Captain's Table ...... KFI, 10:15 p.m. Su Gatherinili Storm___KECA, 7:30 p.m. T, W, Th 1.ife tan De Beautiful KFI. 4 p.m, M-I Career Theater______KECA, 10:30 p.m. Su George Wally KIEV, 1 p.m. Sa Linkletter, Art..._..._ ...... KNX 12:30 p.m. 51-1 Carnival of Books. ...KFI. 8:30 a.m. Su Gillespie's Garden EN 12:15 p.m. Sa Lombardo, Guy ENE. 6:30 p.m. V1' Carroll, Madeleine K/1.1, 8 p.m. F Give and Take____-KNX. 8:7 3:030 ap.n.s.. Sma ---- ...... --_—__EFL 5:30 p.m. Tu Carter Paulena __....XECA, 8:45 p.m. Su Godfrey, Arthur JINX, 1 p.m. M-1, -...--..--.....HHJ, 1 p.m. Su; KECA, 8 p.m. M Catalina Calling. K1116, 12 n. M-11 Lombardoland, U.S.A.._ .... —...-..KH.1, KGB, Catholic Hour. .K.11, 11 a.m. Su 8:30 p.m. Sa ... . MAC. 8:05 a.m. Su *Gem. Frank KNX, 7:30 a.m. M -Sa -...._..- .KNX. 5:45 p.m. M -Sa Lonesome Gal .KECA, 10:30 p.m. M-1 Celebrity Table ...... _ KECA, 8:45 p.m. M Graham, Billy. KECA, 3 p.m., 1.2 m. Su Lune Rasiger...KECA. 7 p.m. M. W. 11 p.m. Sit *Chatterton. Larry _KM, 11 p.m. M-F; Graham, Vance. KMPC, 9 a.m. Su; Lorenzo Jones _.. KFIL 2:30 p.m. 31-1 ____.- ...... __..-- --.9 p.m. Su 6:15 a.m., SI -F'; 7 p.m. Sa; Lucky Lager Dance Time KMPC, 9:30 p.m. Chef Milani lam.-- 9:30 a.m. M-1 KIEV, 5:15 p.m., M-S; 12:30 p.m. Su ... .51, Sa; 10:30 p.m. Tu, W. Th, F; Chicago Theatre. .KHJ. 9:30 p.m. Su Grand Ole Opry. KM, 8 p.m. Sa — KFSID. 10:15 p.m. II Chico --HOWL, 3:30 p.m. M -Sa Grant. Johnny..---__KMPC, 2 p.m. M-1 Choralittft — KNX, 7:30 p.m. Tli Lucky V Ranch.--KHJ, 1:30 p.m. M-F *Grant, Taylor...-...... KECA, 8 p.m. Su Linn 'n' Abner KECA, 6:30 p.m. SI -F Christian Science.- _KM 9:15 'a.m. Su:' Greatest Story Ever Told....KECA. 2:30 p.m. Su Lutheran Gospel Hour—KXLA. 6:30 p.ni. Su —KWKW, 6:15 p.m. Sa Great Gildersleeve.— ...... KFI, 8:30 p.m. II Lutheran Hour.-----.KHJ. KGB. KV0E, cet-..ch in the liome____-.KECA, 4 p.m. Su *Greene, Bob..-KHJ, 7:45 and 8:15 a.m. M -Sa: 10:30 a.m. Su Church of the Open Door-...KGER, 11 a.m. So -_--.- _..2:241 p.m. M-1' City of Times Square__ KECA, 8:30 p.m. Th Lux Radio Theatre KNX. 6 p.m. M Choraliers XXX, 9:15 p.m. To, Th *Griffith, Les .KECA, 7:25 p.m. M-I' Lynn Looks at Wwood....KIIJ,,, 2:45 p.m. M-F Church of the Air.. KNX. 7 a.m. Su Guiding Light. .KNX, 10:45 a.m. M-1 Magnin, Rabbi. KkIVIS, 10 p.m. Su Cisco Kid ..... ---KHJ, KGB, 7:30 p.m. W-F (lunsmoke..._....------KNX. 6:30 p.m. Si, Ma Perkins ----.KNX. 10:15 a.m. 31-F Clock Watcher.—...KMPC. 5:45 a.m. 51 -Sa lial's Memory Room_—_KFOX. 6:30 p.m. I) Make Lp Your Mind...... KNX, 8:30 a.m. M-F (looney, Betty KILT, 9:30 p.m. Tu -F Hall of Fame _ENE, 6 p.m. Su manu. Herbert J. KFI, lis a.m. Su Coleman, Pat KPOL, 6:30 p.m. M -Sa Hancock. Hunter KFVD. 2 p.m. SI-Sa Manning, Dave....—EGF.1 4:30 p.m. M-Ha: College of Divine Sclence-KGFJ. 8:30 p.m. II Hanlon, Tom __XXX, 11:10 p.m. M-1, ---- . -- --- 4 p.m. Su Corliss, Archer - KECA, 9:30 p.m. I' *Hardy. tilena----KHJ. 10 a.m., 9 p.m. M.I. *Manning. Knox....-__KFI. 7:45 a.m. NI -Sa Composer's Corner.---KFAC. 10 u.m. M-1 Harmon, Tom.-.--KNX 5'15 10.25 p.m. M-F: Man on the Farrst...--___KHJ, 12:30 p.m. Sa - _...... -. - 5:30 p.m. Sa Community Newspaper-SEW/I, 7:30 p.m. M-1 Man On The Go KFI, 7:15 p.m. 3I-F Confession.. _Kr', 6:30 p.m. Su Harris, Bass...... ------...... KFI, 8 a.m. Sa Mansfield, Andy di Virginia KFI. 8:45 a.m. M-F; *Considine. Bob. .KFIL. Harris-Faye Show. KFI, 9:30 p.m. F 5 p.m. Su -...... --- ...... --- 10:05 p.m. Sa Cook, Lra..-___XECA, 10 a.m., 1,15 tem. Sa• Haven of Rest __KXLA, 8:30 a.m. Id, W, 1. -- KHJ. 8:30 a.m. Tu. M I. Sa Marx, Groucho—._--_--..15FI, 9 p.m. W

Pape Thirty-six TV-RADIO LtFE OCTOBER 16, 1953

Martin, Tony EFT 7.36 p.m. Su Search That Never Ends...... KHJ, '7:30 p.m. Tu r Massey, Curt -KNX, Science Editor XECA, 8 p.m. Tu KUL 4:30 p.m. M-F Sgt. Preston of the Yukon....-KHJ. 5 p.m. Tu n Masterson. Paul-.....-XECA 5:30 a.m. M-F *Shade' Bill -KNX. 8:30 a.m. Su Mayor Poulson Reports.—..EFI, 9:45 p.m. Su Shore, Dinah...... — 8:45 p.m. Tu. Th McBride. Mary Margaret....XECA, 4 p.m. M-F Simon Frank ----KXLA, 6:30 P.m M-F McDaniel. EarL-. XFVD, 8:45 a.m. M-F *Siniser, Frank-- _KILL 5:25 a.m. M -Sa Meet Millie ...KNX, 8 p.m. Th Six Shooters....., KFI, 5:30 1•..m. Su Meet Mr McNutley_ d pat. Th Sky King...... KHJ, 5:30 p.m. Tu, Th Meet the Misses. XXX 11 aan. So Slack. Peter—_-KGER, 2:30 p.m. M-F; Meet the Press..-----XF1, 7:30 pas. Su 5 p m Sa Men's 10:30 p.m. Su Slate, Aun .--KIEV, 6 a.m. M -Sa Mercer, Johnny ....KNX, 3 p.m. Su *Smith, Howard 9.30 a.m. Su Merry-Go-Around--XNX. 11:15 p.m. *Sokolsky. George MECA. 10 p.m. Su Message of Israel RFC& 11 a.m. Su 80000 of Faith. HET, 6:30 a.m. Sn Mm•berg, Dot..--KGFJ, 5:45 a.0 • Sa Songs of The B-Bar-B.-.-KH.1. 5 p.m. M, W. F Midnight Flyer _EFL 12 p.m. 11 -Ba Sounding Board______KEJ, 8 p.m. Su Mike Malloy ...... ______XECA, 8:30 p.m. M-F Space Patrol..----_...KECA 9.30 a.m. Sa Mills, E. Claude. .ILFL 9:30 p.n. n Spanish Hour ...KVOE, 6 a.m. Sa Mirandy's Garden Patch....KECA, 9:15 aat. Sa Spillane, Mickey...... 1111J, 7 p.m. Tu Modern Romances . SECA. 11:30 a.m. M-F Spin and Win.. EFVD 8.45 a.m. M-F Monitor Views the News KECA, 9:45 par. Tu Squad Room .KFIJ, 3:30 p.m. Su 10P111 Monroe, Vaughn. ILNX, 7 p ta. M Squeakin' Deaeon--...._XXL.A. 6 p.m. M-F; Morning '7,hapel Hour KFOX, 7:30 a.m. lu-Sa 1).61. Sa: 11 aan. Sn Motorists' Melody TIme._ KFI, 12:30 p.m. Sa Stage ...... KNX, 7 p.m. F Mr. and Mrs. North...... - KNX, 7:30 p.m. Tu Standard Hour —EFL KFSD. 8:30 pm. Su Mr. District Attorney..— KHJ, 8:30 p.m. Su Starr of Space KEVA, p.m. Tu, Th Mr. Keen..LISX, 8 pan. F Stars Over Hollywood KNX, 9:30 a.m. Sa Murray, Johnny...... KF1, 8 a.m. M-F Stella Dallas. KV!. KFSD. 1:15 p.m. M-F *Marrow, Edward II--KNX 5 p.m. M-F Stewart, BW_.-. —KNIPC 630 p.m. M-F; Music by 51antovani...... MECA, 8 pci. F 12 pm Su Music for Tired Business Man. Stone, Paula.--_. _...KHJ. 9 a.m. W 10:15 p.m. Su Story, Ralph---.-_KNX. 7:13 a.m. M-F Music Kith the Girls...... KNX, 10:30 a.m. Sa a.m. 21-Sa; 3:10 p.m. M-F Music You Want -.-KXLA, 1:45 p.m. M-F Strictly ELEIJ. 9:15 a.m. Sa Musical Crossroads.—KFAC, 10 p.m. JI-Sa EWS Strike it 10:30 a,pz. M-F Musical Masterpieces.--- .INFAC, 4 p.m. D String Serenade. KNX U 1).m. Su My True Story...------XECA. 10:30 a.m. M-F National Farm & Homa-....HFI. 11:30 a.m. Sa Summer Symphony. KFI, 1 p.m. Su National Vespers.---XECA. 11:30 a.m Su Sunday With mil sit,cA 9:30 a.m. Su Suspense -KNX, 8 p.m. M Native Daughters__--_ KWIEW, 9 p.m. Th roundei Take a Number ..KI1J, 7 p.m. F NBC Symphony...---_-__ ...... 1 p.m. Su Taylor, Henry J KRIM 7.30 p.m. M *Nesbitt, Norman.--KMPC, 8:30 a.m. 31-k *Newspaper of the Air Taylor, Mary Lee----. -EFL 11 a.m. Sa ______KHJ. 10 a.m. 9 p.m. M-F; 9p.m. Su Telephone Heur--..KF_I, KFSD, 9 P•m• M Teo-Teat IIMJ, 3:15 p.m. M-F New York Phllharmonio...-KNX 11:30 a.m. Su Tennessee Ernie.—.KECA, 11 p.m. M-F Nick Carter__.._....._...... HJ. 3 p.m su Tennessee Jim ..KFVD. 10 p.m. Sa Nightmare MU, 8 p.m. Tb Ten O'Clock Date. ICFI, 10 a.m. M-F Nixon, Joe .KXLA, 7 pan. 01-F - Noble Wendell. XXX 4.30 p.m. M-F *Ten O'clock WIT. EN X, 10 p.m. Theatre of Today .KNX, 9 a.m. Ss KW( Noon Farm Reporter_KFI, 12 M-F, 12:30 p.m. Bs Theater Royal. EFL 6:30 p.m. Su Nora Drake. ENX, 11:30 a.m. The Adventurer &MCA 8 p.m. W Norman, Gene.. XLAC 0.15 p.m. td -Sa ____8:05 p.m. Su -ch. Farmer's Dattiktor—liar4A, 12 :13 a •m ' Tu -Su 1070 ,1 Norman. Philip... _.KNX, 4 p.m. N:-F; The Marriage..—XFI,1 p.m. Su ---...... 9:39 p.m. M, W; 10:30 p.m. 51-E; The Phrase That Pars--Kirl, 11 :30 0 .m. M -F ..... ----.1:30, 10:30 p.m. Sa The Shadow.. SILT, 2 P.m Su C1111 Notre Dame Football Game. KCFJ, The Whistler -KNX. 7:30 p.m. Su 11:15 a m. Ba This Is Los Angelea______KNIX, 4:30 p.m. Sa Official Detective.---__ .... BLEW, 7 p m. Th Chia Week Around World....KECA. 7:30 p.m. Su O'Keefe, Walter....--KNX. 2:45 p.m. Id-F *Thomas, Lowell ENE8:30 p.m. Id-F RADIO Old Songs Never Dle..--KFI, 9:30 p.m. Tit Thomas, Shirley. -MIX, 2:30 p.m. Su On Stage _MIX, 6 p.m %V 'rhree City By-Line-AC:WA, 7:30 p.m. T, W., Th e One Man's Family .KF1, 8 p.m. ld-F Three Suns ..KHJ, 9:30 p.m. Til-F Open House...... --.-KYOK, 12:05 p.m. 31-F Time For Love. MMX, 6.30 p.m. Th Aortae*. 14 Opera.-- .... XECA, II p.m. Sa; EFL 2 p.m. Su Todd, Art * Dotty.-___...KELA, 2 pan. 51-k Operation Daybreak-__KII, 5:30 a.m. CI Town & Country TIme.__XECA. 10:15 p.m. Sa last mime. Otis, Don .XFI, 9 a.m. Sa Town Hall Party.-KFI. 9 p.m. F; 8:30 p.m. Sa Our Miss Brook ...... MNS, 8 p.m. Sn Traffic Jamboreat___...11V0E, 5:05 pm, 31-Sa Owens. JaciL KECA, 3:30 p.m. Id-F *Travis. Henry ..ILHJ. 10 S.M. Se Palladium Party..--MT, 11:15 p.m. T, W, Th. True Detective Hysterias--KHJ, 1:30 p.m. Su 11:30 p.m. Su; 11 Pam Sri Truth or Consequences.- XII, 7:30 p.m. Tb of tit. Parade of Sports ECUPC 6 p.m. 11 -Sa 'rusher 2:55 P.m M-F Parsons, Comma KNX, 8 p.m. Tu Tuttle 7:30 a.m. M -Sa Pearson. Drew —HEWS. 9:30 p.m. Su Twenty First Preeinet.---KNX, 6:30 P.m Tu dAy's People Are Funny -....1LNX, 7 p.m. Tu Twenty Queetions. 7:30 p.m. Su Pepper Young's Famlly._.K.F1, 12:30 p.m. M-F Two for the Money.______KISX, 7 p.m. Sa Perry Como Show.....-XELL 4:15 p.m. M, W. Unity Daily World__XFAC. 8:45 a.m. M -Sa *Peterson, Elmer...----__KFI, 5:45 p.m. F U. N. Story liCIVI(W. 8:45 p.m. M *Pettit, Ed .KI1J, 8 a.m. 31-F Under Arrest -KHJ, 6 p.m. Su Phllco Radio Playhouse-- MECA, 8 p.m. W University Explorer...... , EME, 10:30 a.m. Su Phrase That Pays..---__--KFI, 11:30 a.m. 3I-F *Valle, David.... KNE, 8:15 a.m. M-F Pigskin Predictions.— }USX, 6:30 p.m. F *Vandercook, JohnELECbeZ:45 a.m. M-F PInkley, Virgil...... ---KECA, 8:30 p.m. 21-F Voice of Firestone. 5:30 am. 31 Posits, Al ..KFI 10:30 P.M 31- F Vole. et' Prophecy—XECA. 2 p.m. Su; Potter. Peter. 9.30 n.m. I) —KHJ, 9-31 a.m. Su Preston, Walter KHJ, 2 p.m. Ba Voice of the Blind--KGFJ. 8:15 a.m. W *Putnam, Geo.. EFL 6 pan. 51-F l'oice of Business. KM, 7:45 p.m. Sa Quarterback Club .KWIEW, 9:45 p.m F Wagner. Jack..—KILI. 10:30 a.m. M-1. Queen for a Day.--. KHJ, 11:30 a.m. M-11 Walk • Mlle, .KFI, 7:30 p.m. W Quick. What's The Answer? KILIJ, 2 a.m. W F *Weaver, dank SECA, 12 a, M-F Railroad Hour.----K1.1. 8:30 p.m. M Welcome Travelers.-.-- .K.FI, 3 p.m. M-F Record Merry-Go-Round— KHJ. 1 p.m. Sa Welk, Laserence...--_.ELECA, 11:30 p.m. Su; Report to the People...--....K.ECA, 8:15 p.m. Tu ....-.--.....9:30 p.m. W, Th, le; 10:30 p.m. Sa Reporters Roundup___KHJ, 7:30 p.m. 31 Request Performanc&--- KGFJ, 6 p.m. D Wendy Warren —.-_KNX, 9 a.m. M-F What's the Name of that Soug...KECA, 8 p.m. F *Richfield Reporter...-----KFL 10 p.m. Sil -F Right to Happiness KIII, RES», 12:45 p.m. filt-F Wheeler, Burritt _.KF1, 4:20 p.m. 51- F When A Girl Marries__KECA, 11:15 a.m. M-F Road of Life..._—__KNX, 12:15 p.m. M-F Where In The World.-----...KILL 7 p.m. Su Road of Faith ILEIG, 8:15 a.m. Su Whispering Streets._KECA 10:55 a.m. M-F *Roby Maz Isom 11 p.m. Id -F White, Joe...... KPOL, 12:30 p.m. M -Sa: Rod & Gun. KHJ, 7:30 pm. rh -----...... 9:30 p.m. Su; 5:45 a.m. M -Sa Rogers. Roy Kw 8:30 p.m. Th White, Walter KFWB, 9:15 p.m. Su Romance. ..KNX, 8 a.m. Sa Romance of Helen Trent KNX, 9:30 p.m. M-F Wild Bill Hickok._.KHJ, 5:30 p.m. M, W, F Rosemary. ..XXX, 8:45 a.m. M-P Wizard of Odds ENE, 2:45 p.m. M-F Who Knows Thls?--KLAC, 9.30 p.m. Su Rowe, Red...... _...... —KFWB. 4 p.m. M.Sa Salt Lake Tabernaele-----KNX, S am. Su Williams. Tex KFL 7 p.m. Sa Sampson, Bill_ KWKW, 12 in. M -Sa *Whichell, Walter ...... KECA, 6 p.m. Su Saturday at the Pops.---KFAC. 2:30 p.m. Sa Wings ut Heallag.—_KECA, 4:30 p.m. Su Saturday Notebook. .3LHJ, 9:30 a.m. Sa Woman in My Hons&—KFI, 1:45 p.m. M-F Saturday Segue.. BF; I, 5:30 p.m. Sa Woody Woodpecker.---KHJ, 10:30 a.m. Sa Science Editor. SECA, 8:15 p.m. Tu World Bible Society—KGFJ, 8 a.m. M -Sa Scott Mark KFWB. 6:15 p.m. NI -Sa World of Books XII, 12:15 p.m. Su Sanders. Geo—KPOL, II:30 a.m. M -Sa World of Opera.---KFAC 3:30 p.m. M-F Second Chance. Kn. 11:45 a.m. al-F *World Today—.-111a41, 1:20 p.m. td -Sa; Second Mrs. Burton.--.KNX, 11 a.m. 31-F JL m Su Page Thirty-seven OCTOBER 16, "953 TV-RADIO LIFE On the Pall HOLLAND'S TUNNEL With Ted Hilgenstuhler DUG BY JACK HOLLAND

Ted is on va?ation in New York, will The color situation is still going and a short vacation. While there we'll return .,00n. around and around. NBC has already try to give you a few inside facts about had a color telecast of "Kukla, Fran, TV in the Big City. Knowing New York, and 011ie" and is making arrange- we expect the time there will be CLASSIFIED ments for similar experiments with hectic, frantic, but fun. So with the Martin and Lewis, Ralph Edwards, and Statler Hotel as residence, future col- umns will be filed from there. RATES: 10e pe- word per insertion. Mini- Dinah Shore shows. And now CBS has mum 10 wOrcs. All ads payable in ad- a color picture tube, which is said to Lots of complaints about the Dennis vance. No charge for box number, re- be quite something. However, with all Day show being put on the same time plies torwardcol daily. DEADLINE: Fri- the talk and to-do, nothing is concrete day noon for issue on sale following as Lucy. It will be interesting to see Wednesday. F'ree checking copy to adver- enough to cause any viewers to junk what happens to these two programs Users. their black and white sets. There is as a result of this booking conflict. little doubt but that color will create Heretofore, no sponsor would buy the FOR SALE no end of havoc with the sets now in time opposite "Lucy." MARY MacLAREN, former film star, has use and that it will mean stretching See you from New York. written a bcok, "The Twisted Heart," the public's pocketbooks slightly, for spicy, revealing, different. Banned! The the switch to hues and shades will book people are talking about. $3.50, post- * * paid, tax Included. Order today from not be inexpensive. From all indica- author, 127 North Manhattan Place, Los tions, however, color TV is still a little Angeles 4, or phone H011ywood 2-0254. more than around the corner. So hold on to your seats, boys and girls, and PRESIDENTS OF THE UNITED STATES. Radio Lifelines Washington to Truman. Names, birth- don't do anything rash. Your present (Continued From Page 27) places, ages, 'emu. wives' names, number black and white numbers will do okay Daws has done "Beany" and other of children. Printed list. (No photographs.) for sometime to come—unless some- roles, both voice and manipulation, Copyrighted )948. Price 25e. Harry Rey- body upsets the applecart unexpected- nolds, 8826 La Entrada Avenue, Whittler, since the show started in 1949; in fact, California. ly. The only sure thing is that when Daws says his wife made "Cecil" from color does come you won't be caught a Turkish towel. Naturally, both chaps 1000 EMBOSSED BUSINESS CARDS. $3.95 dead with a black and white set. In postpaid. Write for type chart. Box 96, love the show and claim they are 0/0 TV-RADIO LIFE. fact, manufacturers probably won't be grateful for what "Beany" has done able to give them away. for them, but understandably, they BRAND NEW WEBCOR TAPE RECORDERS only $25.00 down. Call DUnkirk 2-1123 for Having been on Al Jarvis's show would also like to enjoy cashing in on free home de monstration. over KECA-TV last week, I couldn't their shiny new success without even help remarking about the plentiful waiting for their "Beany" contracts to GRANDFATHER CLOCK, WESTMINSTER chimes. Beautiful imported hardwood case. commercials on his program. Al, like expire next February.) Reasonable. 4051 Locust Ave., Long Beach. everyone else in the business, wishes THEY ESPECIALLY WANT TO DO something could be done to cut down their own radio and TV shows. Station PERSONALS on commercials, but he agrees that and agency brass on whom they used NOISE BOTHER YOU? Radio, dogs barking, with the present high cost of TV time to call with no avail, have already traffic? Soler Usts claim too much noise and with the reluctance of sponsors to nicked up their phones and now leads to var:ety of ills and can slowly pay too heavy a fee, there is no imme- they're calling Stan and Daws. cause deafness. Make your own ear-plugs. diate solution. Something has to give Safe, pliable, non-irritating. Instructions DOORS ARE FLYING OPEN every- some day—but it's not going to be the $1.00. L. Baker, P.O. Box 292, Riverside, where for two talented actors who've Calif. sponsors, from all indications. gone along for years dreaming of The THREE QUESTIONS ANSWERED FREE Frank Sinatra is really riding the Break. Only thing they're thinking, with each $1.30 horoscope. State birthdate top of the heap now. And this is good and year. Batey Carr, 2210 Grove, National when "St. George" and "Little Blue City, Calif. news. Frank was pretty passe just a Riding Hood" are mentioned, is, "How few months ago and then came his can we top this? How can we?" REAL ESTATE smash performance in "From Here To END OF THE ROPE: Don't care for Eternity" plus his very effective stint Martin-Lewis type comedy in general, ONE ACRE POULTRY RANCH. $4400 with on Milton Berle's show a couple of $500 down, $40 a month. Baumgardner, 1615 but always find if I stick it out long weeks ago. Frank has always had Grand Ave., Elsinore. enough, they come up with something plenty of talent and not just as a sing- that rocks me (like the last fifteen er, so it's good to see him concentrating minutes of their "Colgate" show) .. now on acting in his new NBC radio TV PARTS and No sooner had "One Hour Till Doom" series, "Rocky Fortune." We still say finished flicking on MTV's "Before SERVICE Agreement that with the proper format, Frank Your Eyes" than Bill Burrud and Bill could be a TV leader. Regardless of Steen, who shot the anti-Commie film ej FYunears only $30.00 that, his comeback is the talk of the am in Temple City, received phone calls, town. H011ywooci 2-3341 one of them from a Commie. . .My Television Industries-4031 Wilshire If you'd like to hear how commer- one concern about delightful Ray Bol- cials shéuld be given, give a listen to ger's new ABComedy: it's very New Dennis James's spiels for Old Gold. Yorkish for the provincial parts of the You can believe this man is sincere. country. .. . A medal to the first TV STRONGBOW Of course, it probably helps him to star who'll refuse to stand in front of have intelligent comm. ercials to de- the camera and plug the sponsor's RIETURNING liver. Whatever the reason, he's a product. They're buying his talent, Attention wrestling fanal Jules standout in his field. Which reminds not his endorsement. An announcer StrongBow, who is enjoying a us—we can't help wondering just should do the commercials period. well-earned vacation, returns what the two girls who are the danc- e?”.•••••crm.wmeoe.e.mroemnred....m.,,Imotmamo4 with his wrestling column next ing Old Gold packages are thinking week. For the inside stories and as they go through their routine. They probably spent a good amount of time EARRINGS up-to-the-minute news by the learning to dance—and then to end recognized authority and TV- / Latest Styles RADIO LIFE columnist, Jules up with their faces covered and being Seashell and Novelty packages of cigarettes! They must StrongBow, keep an eye on this Send for free folder feel very frustrated. , DORIS OF CATALINA CREATIONS page. This columnist is taking off for New ! Box 273, Avalon, Calif. Page Thirty-eiqht York for a couple of weeks on business .,>m«eo«...m.ixo.sxxsse.m.oluDo.dmo.mil Pigskin Predictions

CLIVE HERMANN TOM HARMON

Bt fore the grid seascn even got underway this year, ]'VRAI lO LIFE

polled SGITIC of the local sports announcers and got their predictions for BILL BRUNDIGE the ccming season. Here's what the final scoreshtet locked like:

Big Ten , Rose Bowl Pro- Outstanding Outstanding Announcer P.C.C.Champion ' Winner , Football College Pro- Champion Player Player Paul Bobby Gary Detroit , UCLA Minnesota UCLA Cameron Layne Goodwin Lions UCLA Lions Johnny Bobby Michigan Michigan Detroit Tom Harmon UCLA State , State Lions Lattner Layne ' Notre Dame Lions Johnny Norm Van Cleve Ohio Pittsburgh Hermann USC State UCLA 1 SteelersBrocklin Borton Ohio State Rams Chuck MARK SCOTT Michigan L. A. Tom Fears Fred Hessler USC SC Doud State Rams Rams UCLA Johnny Doak Michigan Michigan Detroit Mark Scott UCLA Lattner Walker State State Lions Notre Dame Lions

Bill USC Michigan Michigan L A. Paul Giel Jim Fink:, Brundige State ' State Rams Minnesota ! Piitsburgh

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October 16, 1953 Iii !his cullifiu( story. Guy Madison and Andy Pevinc r, 111( inSidU 1.11101 -IllatiOn about eachlotlh

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By Andy Devine

T TOOK a couple of months making fast mounts and dismounts ART ISTS' of working with him on the your actions will look bigger and "Wild Bill Hickok" series be- cleaner if you're facing the camera IRAN fore Irealized how much Guy instead of lined up at a side angle. Madison and I had in com- This was a little gimmick I'd been mon. Guy is pretty quiet un- keeping to myself for several years, til he gets before the camera or the but I quickly passed it along to Guy mike, so he doesn't volunteer a lot because anybody as unassuming and of information about himself. I'd eager to learn as he is deserves read a lot of publicii y about him everything I've got to give. when he first starter in pictures I think Guy's first hit in pictures which gave him a big build-up as a about ten years ago came about be- glamour boy. Then ore day 1asked cause he was probably the best- him where he grew up He told me, looking young man in town. But "Just outside Bakersfield." I gave a he't not trading on his looks these big sigh of relief and said, "I'm from days. His wonderful success both in Arizona, so it looks like this show is the "Hickok" series and in his War- stuck with a couple of country boys ner Brothers pictures is because he's come to town." one of the hardest workers I've ever The next day I asked him to drop known and at the same time he by the house for some cornbread doesn't make a move or speak a line and blackeyed peas. Since then he's without complete sincerity. That's a been to our place so often we all combination which will put anybody think of him as one o the family. on top. What impresses mE most about I'll never forget the time near the Guy is his humility. In our early end of a long day of shooting when days of making "Hickok" TV films he kept mispronouncing the word he asked me to give iim any sug- "bank" as "bink." "There's that gestions at all that would help his Bakersfield coming out in you!" I performance. I've nevcr had an act- yelled. "From now on you're going GUY MADISON and Andy Devine ing lesson in my life, but after work- to be known as 'Bink.'" The nick- are good friends off their "Wild ing in pictures since 126 I've picked name caught on. Everybody on the Bill Hickok" shows as well as on. You up a few tricks from watching west- set and at the KHJ radio show now seldom see pictures of these two west- ern stars like Hoot Gieson, Tom Mix calls him that. I wasn't sure just ern favorites in "civvies." Two dash- and Buck Jones. For instance, in ing gentlemen, eh what? how he took to his new name until one day he said to me, "I'll always appreciate it that you got everybody l. GUY AND ANDY WERE RECENT GUESTS of the famous started on 'Bink.' My real name is e Frontier Days Rodeo in Cheyenne. Their appearances Bob Moseley. but years back the stu- added plenty of lustre and excitement to the occasion. Also dio changed it, and Inever got used at the rodeo were eleven-year old Gene Kirkman and twelve- to 'Guy' because it's a phony. But year old Nora Kerr, winners in the "Name Andy's Ranch" con- 'Bink' somehow fits me." test sponsored by the Kellogg Company. Another thing I like about him is that he's a young man with a pur- pose. He's saving his money to buy a ranch in northern California or Ne. vada. I remember the respect I felt when he once said to me, "A lot of people say they're actors because they need acting as a form of ex- pression to satisfy their emotions. I like this business, but the biggest emotion Ifeel about it is when Ien- dorse my paychecks." I've been hooked up with Guy about three years now, and in that time I've stopped thinking of him as a co-worker in the "Hickok" series. Instead, I feel the same interest, wnrmth and pride in him as though he'd joined the family as another son. October 16, 1953 Mat IK HOW About Andy

By Guy Madison

NDY DEVINE plays the part of Jingles in the "Wild Bill Hickok" TV-radio series as a slow- thinking, not- too-bright fellow w ose biggest aim is to keep his stomach full. But don't let his act- ing give you any clues to his real personality. Actually, he's one of the most intelligent men in Hollywood. He can talk at length on more sub- jects that anyone else Iknow. Here's just a partial list of the various ac- tivities which have been a part of his life aside from acting: orchid growing, raising jumping horses, fly- ing, operating an airport, running a restaurant, breeding Labrador re- trievers, life-guarding, playing pro- fessional football and baseball, operating a lighthouse, railroad con- struction, working as a cowboy, rais- ing chickens, pigeon racing and act- ing as honorary mayor of Van Nuys A TYPICAL ACTION SHOT from "Wild Bill Hickok" wi;h Ardy and for fifteen years. 'es Guy ready for trouble. The TV series, seen over KTLA, has done a lot for the careers of both stars but more particularly it has given Guy a Andy and I are together so much new lease on life. He is now scoring a resounding hit in motion pictures of the time, making "Hickok" TV again. films and radio shows, that I find he has been a big influence in my life. We both are approached often Another thing about Andy that I "WILD BILL" ALSO RIDES the radio by promoters with "sure-fire" deals respect is his uncanny memory about 11011. ranges—with Guy and Andy star- which will make us rich overnight. people. He seems to be able to re- ring—fcr KHJ. On both TV and radio, At first I would talk to them at member everyone he's worked with the show is one of the most popular length and discuss all angles of their the past twenty-seven years by first of all western programs—and deservedly propositions. Then Andy said to me, name. This same ability goes for so. (Robert Perkins photo.) "Let them do all the talking. If the people outside Hollywood, too. We guy's on the level you'll soon find often leave town on personal-appear- out. If he's not, just let him blab ance tours, and I don't think there's himself into a corner." He was right. been a single time at any airport throughout the nation that Andy His home life is ideal and a pat- didn't run into someone he knew tern for anyone to follow. He eloped well enough to say something like: in 1933 with Dorothy "Doagie" House "Hello, Dick. How are Rose and the whom he'd met through Will Rogers. kids?" Finally I asked him how he They have two sons, Tad and Denny. did it. Tad, who is about five years older than Denny, week after week won He said, "It's a holdover from my younger days. My dad ran a hotel all kinds o.lt medals and prizes for swimming two summers ago. His in Kingman, Arizona. Also, my dad picture was in the paper often and had a wooden leg. My brother and he got a lot of well-deserved atten- I used to work as bellboys, and if tion from all the Devines' friends we didn't remember the name of and relatives. Andy realized that every traveling salesman who came Denny, who was at the sensitive age through Kingman each year we'd get of twelve, might feel a little neg- the worst prod in the back from that lected. So just before school started wooden leg you can imagine. last fall Andy took him on his first I like Andy's personal philosophy trio to New York. It was Denny's and I think it's good enough to pass holiday, so anything the boy wanted along. He says, "If everything's go- to do, they did. Denny came back ing well, be humble and grateful with a lot more importance attached about it. If things seem bad, you've to his twelve-year-old life. still got your hope." October 16, 1953 THE LITTLE ORGAN GRINDER THREE GENERATIONS OF CLOWNS . . .Capitol recording star "Bozo monkey tiirks "Nutsy" is a ilk the Clown" (Pinto Colvig) and "Nutsy the Clown" (Vance Colvig) enjoy strange fellow. However, the small fry a trombone concert by "Bingo" (son Tracy Colvig). "Nutsy" never uses on KNBH's "Peanut Circus" stanza midgets on his sho r‘r because for some reason most children seem to be afraid think he's great. of them.

"Nutsy" Is Nuts About Kids

I6"T ISN'T at all strange that ding band when performing. Hew- acts, Vance has incorporated his fav- Va"N nucts e yC o t lhveig C Iln."eo cwa K11 NaB nH' s ever all these precautiois have a orite hobby, magic, into the program. brighter side. When out pf costume After making a rabbit appear and comes by his clownship nat- "Nutsy" becomes a non?ntity and disappear one week, the kids wrote Vance enjoys the privacy seldom af- urally; he's merely follow- in asking for more. The next week ing the footsteps of his fa- forded to TV personalities. "For he tried it with two doves . and once." he smiles, "it pays to have a mous clown-father "Bozo." right in the middle of the act one dual personality." His battered derby and caricatured of the doves ad libbed and dropped face keep the children chuckling. Vance didn't get his st i rt in show a tiny egg right on the stage. Every- According to tradition, kids are sup- business as a clown. He made his de- body . . . the audience, the stage posed to be the most important but in a motion pictur( when he hands, the cameramen . . . except things to clowns and they certainly was six months old anc later ap- Nutsy was in an uproar. But, accord- are to Vance. He proves his inter- peared in many of the Buster Brown, ing to Vance. after thirty-three years est in the young fry by devoting end- Our Gang and Mickey McGuire com- in show business, this wasn't the less hours to a constant round of the edies. Upon completion of his school- first time his act had laid an egg. children's wards in the various hos- ing he tried his hand at the Pasa- dena Playhouse and radio. After a Off the set, Vance has a delightful pitals. Vance never says no to a sense of humor and a thoroughly en- hospital p. a. brief stint as a radio actor he started to write comedy and audience par- joyable, lackadaisical manner. His He claims that the youngsters be- ticipation shows. He hi s scripted wife "Tinky" and son Trac-y live in lieve that clowns, like Santa Claus, "Breakfast in Hollywood," "The San Fernando Valley. He enjoys are a special breed of people created Jack Kirkwood Show," ''Bride and skeet shooting and piloting his own to make them happy. And Vance Groom" and many other:. plane. He loves to slumber and the would no more shatter their illusions alarm clock is his worst enemy. On than he would jump off a cliff. Vance About two years ago Vance made one occasion when he was the in- is loyal to their wonderful world of his bow as the happy tramp clown tended guest of honor at a fishing make believe by making sure he's al- "Nutsy" on KNBH. Becaus? his child- party he slept right through the ways in costume and makeup when- hood was spent with thy traveling morning never even hearing the ever they are about. He's also careful circus, his background giies an au- ccreaming alarm clock. "I'm with not to smoke in their presence be- thentic sawdust flavor to his show. kids so much of the time," he says, cause it just doesn't look right. Be- And he calls upon his many person- "that merely by association I've ac- cause children can't conceive a Mrs. al circus friends to appeal as guests. quired their habit of needing lots of Clown, Vance even removes his wed- In addition to circus and animal sleep." Page Forty-two October 16, 1953 DIY

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BEAUTY CONSULTANT Rita LaRoy shows pretty Nancy Hadley how to attain a slimmer waistline by stretch- ing while dusting.

F SHE wants to, any woman can be glamorous. By gla- mour Ido not mean the Hol- lywood interpretation — long bobs, mink and black satin —but rather Webster's def- inition—magic, a spell or charm. Without warmth and a feeling for others, you cannot have charm. Superficial glamour is easily de- tected, and it crumbles with age. Whether you are a housewife or a business girl you owe it to yourself to put your best foot forward. Find- ing time for good grooming is the --• prime requisite. The woman who GLAMORELLA OF THE MONTH, BETTY GARDNER—a housewife—is says "I haven't time for a facial, surrounded by Victor, Continental hairdresser, furrier Merrill Lowell exercise or a manicure" isn't sin- who proffers a mink collar and cuff set to accompany Betty's mink bag, cerely interested in becoming gla- Bud Look, KTTV makeup artist and the connoisseur of charm Rita LaRoy, morous. The old adage "you pay for whose "Glamour Session" is a viewing must. (KTTV Rothschild photos.) everything you get in life" finds no exception here. A woman, no matter how busy she might be, should bud- improves your circulation—and pro- ance of being three or four different get her time. By coordinating her vides real relaxation. These are but outfits with the proper changes in cnores and allocating the time spent a few of the little routines you can accessories. correlate with your chores. for each activity, the busy housewife The initial cost of getting a becom- will find that she has time to devote Don't give vent to your frustrations ing hair-do is a worthwhile invest- to her personal needs. by overeating or you will have mis- ment. Once the hair is shaped and I conduct a model agency, lecture, givings. If you are prone to add cut properly most women are pretty stage and produce fashion shows, poundage, use specially processed good hairdressers. and do two KTIT telecasts each foods having a low caloric count. Or It would be foolish of me to mini- week in addition to being a house- adhere to the diet prescribed by mize physical assets. I never under wife, yet I have time to give to my your doctor. estimate a trim figure and good beauty care. I've also raised a child; No matter what superficial means grooming, but the smart woman di- as a matter of fact I'm a grand- you employ you can't be glamorous vides her time between grooming mother. So don't beg off on the unless you're in good health. Get and personality development to at- grounds of busy parenthood. into the habit of seeing your doctor tain a sum total of glamor. An ever- Habit at least once a year and your dentist lasting, genuine interest in things Okay, girls let's get down to cases. every six months. In some respects and people helps to keep one young. Establish the habit of combining the Chinese have the right psychol- Less time spent in backyard gossip your beauty routines with your ogy. As long as they are in good and more time devoted to self im- housework whenever possible. When health they pay their doctors but the provement. reading or hobbies sparks you are dusting that molding, moment they become ill, payment a personality. Rarely does a husband reach and stretch until you ceases. find interest in the humdrum routine feel the pull in your waist- Budget Blinded of housekeeping or what the neigh- line. Squat and do a deep knee We are all budget minded these bors are doing. He'd much rather bend when you are picking some- days yet I challenge anyone who have a wife who has something inter- thing that's fallen to the floor. When says "glamour is luxury.' A ward- esting to say or do. As a matter of you get through ironing, don't put robe need not be expensive to "do fact, most husbands would be glad that ironing board away. Use it. Lie something for someone." Texture, to overlook dust in the living room on the floor and thrust your legs color and line are far more important for a relaxed, informed, gay com- up so that your heels rest on the than the price tag of a garment. A panion. surface of the ironing board. This basic dress can take on the appear- Glamour is yours—if you want it. October 16, 1953 Page Forty three

égenmen...... — The cast of TERRY AND THE PIRATES, presented by Canada Dry on alternating Tuesdays at 7 p.m., poses above left. First row, from the left, Terry (John Baer), the Dragon Ladv (Gloria Saunc ers), Hotshot Charlie (William Tracy); back row, Chopstick Joe (Jack Reitzen) and Berra (Sandra Spence). Above center is the Southland's popular TV news comment ttor, GEORGE PUTNAM, who brings you the news Monday through Friday at 6:45 aid 11 p m. Bond Clothes and Westinghouse Television tponsor. Above right, Ibiely Jane Nigh plays "Lorelei" to Pat McVey's "Steve Wilson" on the exciting HEART OF THE CITY series, seen Fridays at 10:30 p.m. inder the sponsorship of rew 102.

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Rita La Roy, (left a >ove) with just a few of the letters she receives dur ing her monthly "Glami wrellà"-cpntests. Rita brings her women viewers beauty and fashion inform stion on GLAMOUR SESSION, Tuesdays and Thursdays at 4 p.m. Left, this sone bench Bill Leyden lust loves to sleep on. And why not— t advertises h s own BILL LEYDEN'S THEATRE, seen Monday through Frida / at 2:30 p.rr . The bench, only one in the world with changeable advertising copy, is located at the corner of Hollywood and Vine.