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E7 MOVIE-RADIO FIFTEEN CENTS PROGRAMS FOR ilfiriair 0rt 1 l.l 1 7 390 I a8W`fa IS Pd I 7 r`! 3 0! ?:311S j 1H-91NO r 51 f.Hb7Z/.SO FANNY ( "Snooks' ') BRICE and i HANLEY ( "Daddy ") STAFFORD Thanxgivin' Letter to Daddy GV E See page 1 U9urtbN C eaf Looks at 111 photo -Story: "My Friend Flicka" Winners of Name Lum and Abner's Baby Contest Thanksgiving Litany- 1942 IN THIS momentous year of 1942, we morning when a smile is needed most I must, as individuals and as a nation, -I THANK THEE, GOD! search deep within our souls and the For the firm belief that. America's great heart of America to know and homes are America's future family truly realize the blessings -a that are still of my work when ours in a world torn by war. own to for -so that We cannot bring back those brave victory comes they may reap the har- men who have given their lives in the vest of freedom -1 THANK THEE, cause of freedom for all peoples. Nor GOD! ' can we lessen the grief of their loved For men of vision to lead us -for the ones as they gather round their Thanks- butcher boy, the druggist, the lawyer, giving tables this the clerk, who are year and bravely try now Uncle Sam's sol- to carry on in the diers, sailors, marines face of heartbreak. and pilots -for the 1111k But on this one truly American holi- production workers, GLAMOROUS GUN -MAKERS greet the OI' Maestro at a Toronto day-Thanksgiving- the nurses, the Waves plant turning out arms for the allies. Three -fourths of workers are girls we do praise and and Waacs -for all give thanks for those who are not carving courageous men who the turkey this Thanks- still work for the ces- giving because they sation of war and for are too busy-and world peace. Those for an opportunity to men who are think- appear before them ing of the next gen- eration, and not so often doing my bit to "keep 'em merely of the next " election. Those men, -91oo, smiling -I THANK and women too, in DON McNEILL, m.c. of the THEE, GOD! whose hearts there is "Breakfast Club," gives ra- For the precious no greed, no lust for dio listeners prayer of thanks right to worship as power, but only an I please -for a con- earnest prayer that science instead of a their work may make possible a better Gestapo -I THANK THEE, GOD! world tomorrow, a world where the For a rationing of commodities, but laughter of little children will be heard not of conversation curtailing of in the homes -a of all nations. comforts, but not of Christianity Because the following Thanksgiving -I prayer by Don McNeill of radio's THANK THEE, GOD! "Breakfast Club" expresses many of For the great gift of radio, which the things we, as Americans, can be has brought me neighbors from Coast grateful for this year, we give it to to Coast -for the thrill of being able SHATTER -PROOF glasses don't dim the charm of this Canadian sheld- our readers. -The Editors. to know and thus better appreciate maker proudly displaying her war wares to Bernie and Gale Robbins For a job to do -a task I love -a the generous heart and determined chance to talk to parents, relatives, spirit of America-this year more than sweethearts and friends of the boys in ever when we need THEE most -I service -to help America smile in the THANK THEE, GOD! MOVIE -RADIO GUIDE CONTENTS Thanxgivin' Letter to Daddy, The Radio Front, by E. Kay, by Baby Snooks 1 Avery Thompson and Bill 9 My Friend Flicka 2 Andrews Music. by Robert Bagar 10 The Dorsey Feud Ends' 4 Winners of Name Lum and Ab- Upton Close Looks at the Fourth ner's Baby Contest 11 Year of War 5 Short Waves, by Charles A. The Man Who Played With Morrison 12 Death (An "Inner Sanctum Complete Programs for This Mystery ") (Fictionized by Wi- Week 14 -32 ley S. Maloney) 6 Feminine Forum, by Edith The Movie Front, by Frances Hampton 33 SKY FIGHTERS of the Royal Canadian Air Force swarm around Ben Long 7 What's Cooking! by Georgia and Gale at Manning Depot, Toronto. Gale was given set of silver wings Men of the Hour 8 Scott 35 Cover: Hollywood Pictorial Photo BEN BERNIE: Good Neighbor Volume 12, Number 7 November 21 -27, 1942 SUPERVISING EDITOR: Carl A. Schroeder MANAGING EDITOR: Ruth Bizzell ART DIRECTOR: Del Poore PRODUCTION MANAGER: James G. Hanlon AMBASSADOR of good -will and time radio show is slanted to as- ASSOCIATE EDITORS: Ann Montgomery, Movies; Frances Long, Hollywood; Ethel Kirsner and Richard I {unstman, New York; Bill Andrews, Chicago; Clarence Reuter, Programs; Charles A. Morrison, good music is a title Ben Ber- sembly -line Workers. Short Waves; Dick Dorrance, Frequency Modulation; Robert Bagar, Music. 01' Maes- EDITORIAL ASSISTANTS: Elizabeth Engelman, Robert Gateuby, Hugh Harper, Charles Loclgno, nie has well earned. The Highlights of the trip were a William Rice, Robert Savage, Filmer Schauer, Cheston Stafford, Dan Svabek. tro made a flying trip to our Ca- special show for thousands of EDITORIAL AND CIRCULATION OFFICES: 731 Plymouth Court, Chicago, Illinois. Movie-Roam GUIDE (Trade Mark Registered U. S. Pat. Once). Volume 12, Number 7. Week of nadian allies last month, boosting R. C. A. F. men in Toronto, a pres- November 21 -27, 1942. Published weekly by Triangle Publications, Inc., 400 North Broad Street, Philadelphia. Pennsylvania. Editorial and Circulation Offices: 731 Plymouth Court, Chicago, Illinois. the morale of war workers and entation of Ben's regular 'CBS Enter'd as second -class matter at the Post Once, Chicago, Illinois, February 21, 1940, under the Act of March 3, 1879. Authorized by Post Once Department, Ottawa. Canada. as second -class matter. fighting men. He also gave a program from a Victory Loan Copyright 1942 by Triangle Publications, Inc. All rights reserved. Unsolicited manuscripts should be strong boost to the Canadian war - Rally and another broadcast aid- accompanied by stamped, self -addressed envelope 4o1; return. Fifteen gents per copy in the United . States. ' bond drive. ing Canada's Air Cadet League. s vsscateriON RATES in the U. S. and nos' ssions and countries ortbe Pan American Postal Union: six months, $3.00; one year, $5.00. Subscripti5n rates in foreign countries: six Months, $4.00; one year, Ben and his troupe felt right at Gale Robbins, Jack Fulton, Yogi $7.00. Remit by postal money order. express money order or check drawn to the order of MOVIE -RADIo GUIDE. Currency sent at subscriber's risk. Please allow four weeks far change of address. Be sure to home during their visit to Cana- Yorgesson and the King's Jesters give both old and new addresses. Please address all correspondence in reference to subscriptions to dian war plants, for their day- accompanied Bernie on his tour. the Subscription Department, 731 Plymouth Court, Chicago, Illinois. PRINTED IN U. S. A. Ammir.ft, 12/7 I i tt."0ER 1$)(GW 1N' T pN'00`( gY SW( SN000 DEAR Daddy, I guess I should start thankin' everybody for all the swell fun I had this year. And first of all I want to thank you -specially for Rudolph the turkey that we had in our back yard so's you could fatten him up. Rudolph is all fattened up now, Daddy. After Mummy finished makin' the stuflìns this after- noon, I fed it all to Rudolph. Then I gave him the cranberry sauce and a piece of custard pie. You should take a look at him tonite, Daddy. He's so stuffed and fat, he can't take another bite. I know it 'cause he ran away when I fried to give him the baby's mush. Is that why the baby tries to run away, too, when you feed him that stuff? Anyway, Daddy, you should see how many thanks I got from some boy scouts who came around this afternoon to pick up scrap. Mummy wasn't in, so I took your golf clubs and typewriter and fancy vest -buttons and gave 'em to 'em. Then they told me they wanted tin. So I gave 'em your old pocket -watch. How many thanxgivin' days are we gonna have this year, Daddy? 'Member last year when we had turkey on the first day, and turkey hash on the next Thanxgivin' day. That's when Mummy said you was a tightwad. I gotta write an essay on the Pilgrims for my teacher day after tomorrow. Whose fathers are the Pilgrims, Daddy? 'Cause teacher said they were the Pilgrim fathers, so's when I asked her how many kids they had she made me stand in the corner for an hour. I didn't like that and I thought I'd take a guess at the question she asked. I told her eleventy -sixty -four. She said, "What ?" and I explained that the Pilgrim fathers had that many kids. So I had to stay after school. Well, just how many kids did they have, Daddy? Red and me had some real fun yesterday. In the back of Mr. Schultzes butcher shop they got a big sign reading "dressed turkeys." Daddy, under the sign there are a trillion million turkeys and they don't have a teenie weenie bit of dress or pants on. I guess Mr. Schultz was too busy. Anyway Red and me dressed them up.
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