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WorldRadioHistory MORRIS HOLLANDER, ANGELENO SMILIN ED McCONNELL seems who recently won $25,000 in a little distraught over the prizes on the CBS "Sing It Again" show, speed with which his camera collecticn donates $2000 in games and candy to is growing. Ed's jolly children's pro- the Hollywood - Los Feliz Community gram can be tuned in Saturdays, 8:30 Camp, where his son Jeffrey, seven, a.m., NBC. (NBC-Ball photo.) spent last summer. Accepting the prizes from the Hollanders is Ruth Lippin, camp )4. counselor. (CBS-Braslaff photo.) 4- SEEN ON THE RADIO SCEN

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.11›. YOU HEAR MEL BLANC ALL THE TIME on CBS's Jack Benny show—as Jack's violin teacher, his parrot, the train caller and Al Jolson's most persistent impersonator. Here Benny seems skeptical about hiring Mel as a Jolson, but Asa himself seems satisfied

BLANC'S CARTOON VOICES INCLUDE those of "Bugs Bunny," _Mum. 4 muumuu "Daffy Duck" and "Little Tweedie Bird." His novelty voices ummenut lafflum are available on Capitol Records in children's albums. Here his appreciative audience is son Noel.

with his "Yeee-aaaaas, Mr. Benny?" laugh line.

The Man With the Versatile Tonsils Is Back at the Mikes After His Annual Big Bear Summer Spent Hauling In the Trout And Casting aSpeculative Look at Video

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Sandal', 4:00 p.m., 930 p.m. as my voice." On the radio, even L8S-1(.VA. KeR(j. fiCILS Mel's own mother doesn't always Q e*I414 Salurday, 7:00 , recognize his voice. HE SPECULATIVENEC1.1LAVRe-1eFITKII..SEI),ook lue Mel has, however, developed a Blanc is casting to- half-dozen vocal interpretations that ward TV is a cautious one. have become identifiable Blanc crea- Mel is as eager as anyone tions—among them, his roles on Jack to have a fling at the fabulous new Benny's CBShow including those of medium—but he also feels there's Jack's violin teacher, his parrot, the never been a wiser place to apply train caller and perennial Al Jol- the philosophy of that old axiom son's perennial impersonator, and on "Look before you leap." "And I've Judy Canova's NBC,omedy series, the gained ounces of prevention multi- parts of "Pedro" ("I thee-eenk!"), fold just keeping a watchful eye on "Paw Canova" and "Tex." M eI my own set. It's a good way to learn stressed the importance of consistent the 'don'ts' of television." character identification, citing the Currently, Mel remains a TV hold- case of Frank Nelson, who has con- out while wisely waiting for "the tributed so much to radio's big com- right vehicle." "On television, Iwon't edy shows, for so many years, but have the chance to do as many shows who only recently has begun to es- as on radio. My face isn't as flexible tablish his identity with the public November 10, 1950 WorldRadioHistory 26,0Pounds Pad J. Scott Smart, ABC's Famous "Fat Man," Who Has Exemplified How an Actor Can Be eeee By Gaye Howe

Friday, 8:00 p.m. it "too much nonsense." The Maine ABC-KECA. KGO, KFMB coastline is his home throughout most of the year and a fisherman's shack his abode, where he can ) acterIKE THEhe has corpulent so aptly char- por- "batch it" and "sit and watch the :trayed for the past four other guys go fishing." A confirmed years, J. Scott Smart tips bachelor, he describes his solitude r•••«...... /.. the scales at 260 pounds. as including "Just me and the sea- However, his resemblance gulls." (Smart claims to have an to ABC's "Fat Man" is purely physi- artist's inferiority complex which cal, for Smart is a direct opposite of may explain his reticent behavior the pretentious private eye. when he is with strangers.) Perhaps even more fabulous a character than the one he fiction- Only during the summer does izes is Smart, who is a recluse, a Smart leave his hermitage, for then painter and an extremely shy, even it becomes, like other ocean resorts, lonely, man. a "forty-cent tour." The rest of the time he flies once a week to New All Alone l a, IN THE FIRST of "Fat Man" films York for the "Fat Man" show, re- by Universal, J. Scott, a former By no stretch of the imagination turning immediately to his shack, dancer, displays his terpsichorean talents could Smart be called a typical New to paint water-color seascapes (many with his leading lady. While here he Yorker. Although he has lived there of which have hung in New York's also won the Charleston contest with more than ten years, he detests the celebrated Twenty-One Club). clatter-and-clang way of life, calls partner Hedda Hopper at the Mocambo. Vicious Circle Just as incredible as his personal- ity is J. Scott's career, which began VI. AFTER APPLE PIE AND ICE CREAM AT THE BROWN DERBY, "The Fat Man" in the theater at the suggestion of told Radio-TV Life's Gaye Howe of his hobby, playing the bass with Dixie- everybody except himself and his land combos. He was a frequent performer with Ben Pollack's band at the Beverly family. He used to be a dancer as Cavern during his stay in Hollywood. well as a drummer, musical talents he channeled into spots with Eastern straw-hat circuits, consequently to appear in musicomedies like "No! No! Nanette!" and "Pink Lady." Dur- ing the early '30's, J. Scott developed into a dialectician, a talent he used on varied radio shows including "The March of Time" and the Fred Allen .show. Around 1938-9 Smart came to Hol- lywood to appear in "100 Men and a Girl," the Deanna Durbin starrer. He was given a Universal contract, but since nothing came of it he went back to New York, and this time it was the stage that saw him next. ("Separate Rooms," with Alan Dine- hart, Glenda Farrell and Lyle Tal- bot, was one of his plays). In 1946 he auditioned for "The Fat Man," won the role and again came back to Hollywood, this time to star in the Universal "Fat Man" series, the first of which was filmed last summer. Wants Pictures Although he will return to New York for the "Fat Man" radio pro- (Please Turn la Page 38) November 10, 1950

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BENNY DELIGHTS IN LAUGH CHARACTERS which have di> "BENNY'S BACK!" WAS THE JOYOUS CRY heard every- been developed on his show-among the newest of where when Jackson and his happy crew returned to their which is "John L P. Sivony," a portrayal excellently drawn by old stand at CBS. With him for his opener were Mary, TV's Alan youthful comic Frank Fontaine. (CBS-Braslaff photo.) Young, CBS vice president Howard Meighan-and, far right, "Blue Eyes." rile Secret of Jack Yew is Success

Sunday. 4:00 p.m.. 9:30 p.m. CBS-KNX. KCBQ. KCRN ENNY'S BACK!" That was Is a Blending of the 0 and New—the the by-word around radio Anticipated Topped b he Unexpected this fall when Jack Benny and his familiar team of laughmakers returned to the mikes for their nineteenth sea- son. It is, at the same time, Benny's first of what will probably mount paraded across the script in endless Mr. Billingsley was a quaint up to a comparative string of suc- procession. His guests, too, have been character dreamed up and played cessful seasons in the new video spectacularly impressive, as witness by Ed Beloin, a former writer. A medium. (KTTV, Channel 11, check the case of the Ronald Colmans, who subnormal self-appointed house TV logs for time and day.) appeared sixteen times on the show. guest, Mr. Billingsley consistently made wry comments at the wrong Benny is back, as always, in his But the program personalities, in- time in a dry voice. Beloin, never an familiar role of the balding, penny- cluding the whimsical portrayals of actor, always had Benny worried pinching patsy, but his CBS Jack regular cast members, are probably that he'd miss his cues or fluff his Benny program, as in the past, will the most memorable highlights of the be replete during the coming year Benny saga. Among those who turned lines. with riotous new laugh skits, new up last season was Frank Fon- Another witty specimen knocked characterizations, new guest sur- taine, a new comedian, playing a on the Benny door announcing "A prises. mentally retarded sweepstakes win- telegram for Mr. Benny." The role was played by Harry Baldwin, This indestructible quality of the ner named "John L. P. Sivony." Mel Blanc, a regular, did a week-by - Benny's secretary, who would glow great wit's character creation and a week impersonation of Al Jolson. over his laconic line with Barrymore- show format flexible enough for a like pride at the end of each per- perennial infusion of fresh idea ma- Benny himself added another facet to his characterization, that of the formance. Terial and talent point to the secret of his enduring and inimitable suc- naive treasurer of the Beverly Hills Mr. Kitzel, a current fabrication, cess. As radio critic John Crosby once Beavers, a boys' club. is played by Artie Auerbach, former wrote: "Benny hasn't, as is so per- "Hie! Buck!" New York newspaper photographer. sistently rumored, been doing the Who doesn't remember the famous His "peekle in the meedle with the same thing for eighteen years. He Buck Benny of the long-running mustard on top" and his baseball wouldn't have lasted that long if he "Buck Benny Rides Again" sequence? stories are laugh toppers. Ma bel had." Andy Devine, whose entrance line Flapsaddle and Gertrude Gearshift, the Benny telephone operators, en- Comedy situations in a Benny pro- was "Hiya, Buck!", was the chief acted by Sara Berner and Bea Bena- gram season have, year after year, stooge of this comedy turn. The skit deret, tie the program in knots with been marked by freshness and origi- ceased with the release of the Para- their saucy badgering of the boss. nality. New characterizations, his mount film "Buck Benny Rides own and those of an odd assortment Again," in which Benny and most Off and on the show have been of fellow actors and actresses, have of his ribbers appeared. (Please Turn to Page 38) November 10, 1950 Page Five

WorldRadioHistory SWEET-FACED Jane Morgan is every bit as nice as she looks, likes talking 4about her grandchild, radio roles and garden, in that order. Listeners know her as "Mrs. Davis," landlady to "Our Miss Brooks" on the hilarious CBShow, and as sympathetic "Aunt Mary."

ing-cold rooms that were the only accommodations—why, my husband even fixed a portable lamp for me to warm myself by . . . but ha, I wouldn't go through it again! When you're young, inconveniences are fun, you know. .. but I'm a grandmother now!" Comedy and Drama Jane went into radio "whenever it was there was no more theater," and since that time has become a fa- vorite with listeners, originally as a dramatic actress and in the past few years as a comedienne. "You know," she confided with a wink, "at first no one thought I could do comedy! Really. Then I went on Jack Benny's show as 'Emily,' the elderly admirer of ('that dear boy'), and afterwards came parts with Sweeney and March, Bob Hope, Jack Carson and now 'Our Miss Brooks.'" A wistfully serious Jane adds, "I do hope no one will for- get Istill do drama." Home Body With a newly remodeled and re- decorated home in the San Fernando Valley, Jane has been in a whirl, fig- uring interior and exterior designs. "All finished now," she sighs, "and

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FTER YOU'VE been in radio for more than two decades, done ev- erything there is to do and seen everything Athere is to be seen, there isn't much left you could think of as "new and different." Take Jane Morgan, who portrays Delightful Miss Morgan Finds She's the delightfully romantic absent- minded landlady to "Our Miss Quite Satisfied With Present Career Brooks" and then switches to a com- pletely different character as the wise, sympathetic "Aunt Mary." First, Jane, who was born in Eng- By Gaye Howe land, started with a singing career. • She studied at the Boston Conserva- tory of Music, then became a mezzo- soprano with the Boston Light Opera 1900's in Wichita, Kansas, where she I'm so glad because at last I can Company after marrying its orches- spent every Monday night in the get back to my garden." Jane land- tra leader, Leo Cullen Bryant. "I did third row, center, of Toler Audito- scaped the garden herself and loves everything from 'Jack in the Bean- rium, thrilling to Jane Morgan's per- nothing better than "to just get down stalk' to 'Carmen'," she remembers. formances. and dig!" Leading Lady "Those were wonderful days," Jane Her greatest joy is telling of four- Jane never studied for the stage. smiles nostalgically. "I haven't for- year-old granddaughter Mary Jane. "I just jumped in and got all wet!" gotten what it was like to hear peo- "Named for her two grandmothers," she chuckles. A great lady of the ple shout 'Here she comes,' whenever Jane beams proudly, "she has beau- theater, Jane is still remembered for I walked down the street. No, I tiful curly hair and such large eyes her stock work. (In fact, Mrs. Cay- wouldn't give up that phase of my and is just precious! My, I sound wood of our Radio-Television Life life . . . the tiny towns where we like a typical 'grandma,' but it's such business office recalls the early performed by gaslight . . .the freez- fun!" Page Six November 10, 1950

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1•1111.1/1111B 11111.1111 4CCOMMINIIIIM11111.111 I,e-x.,9-i..9-itesteis.e7v..erseem,emenc.,ex.e.ent-Osseeni..ei TV show follows closely Burnette's editorship of aWestern newspaper, with '51 Series to Cost More In et Out of Focus (CGoen7merean't ) the kids reporters who bring in prom- Gillette and DuMont battled out the ising juve talent to show. . . . Mal bidding for this year's World Series Boyd has already set Gene Raymond to the tune of $800,000, with Gillette Looks Like for two guest shots during his mara- making a dubiolis win and picking up the tab. The razor company then thon of Eastern video guest shots. got off the hook, if you can call $150,- An all-star staff helped producer. They are NBC-TV's "Leave It to the star Al Burton celebrate the Second 000 out of $800,000 any sort of help, Girls" and CBS-TV's "Celebrity Time." by divvying with NBC, CBS and ABC Anniversary of "Tele -.Teen Reporter," .. . Stu Wilson's sponsor—now hang KLAC-TV, last Wednesday. Among (each at $50,000) on costs and presen- onto your hats — "Mother's Pride tation. Gillette earned first refusal those joining the festivities were Al Creamy Root Beer"! is so enthused rights to next year's diamond series, Jarvis, Don Otis, Hawthorne and Egg. with Wilson's KFI-TV "Square Dance but current word is that they won't go beet, Eddie Ryan, Ronnie Kemper, Sam Happy Time" that it is contemplating for the $1,000,000 which Baseball Com- Bolter and Herb Allen. .. . Next week building another show, a radio show, missioner A. B. ("Happy") Chandler "Miss Teen-Age America" will be pre- around the couple.... Jo Stafford, who sented on "Tele -Teen Reporter." . . . has set up as the mark to shoot for on is on the air around the world at least the part of a hopeful sponsor. Word NBC-TV's "The Big Story" documen- two hours and fifteen minutes every tary was chosen as one of the nine best is also that Chevrolet will step in and week, may make her television debut bid 'em up. Well, you have to sell TV plays of 1949 in "Best Television in color. . .She has been requested Plays of the Year," to be published by fewer cars than razors or blades to by CBS to go to New York for their make up a million! In any event, it Merlin Press. Five hundred plays, seen first big all-out color show. on 103 TV stations throughout the is a safe bet we will see baseball nation, were scanned before the nine again. best were chosen. . . . Natalie Kal- mus Television is branching into September Record schooling in color TV. Kalmus, who NEXT WEEK September sales of television receiv- for over twenty years was associated ers broke all records when 739,700 sets with Technicolor as color director, is Dignity pervades the pages of were bought by the public, and total emphatic in her contention that the Radio-TV Life, for the "Halls of U. S. television homes reached an esti- problems in color TV today are the Ivy" are our cover couple, and mated 8,269,400 as of October 1, 1950, sending rather than the receiving.. .. inside you'll find how Ronald according to a statement issued by "The Kid From Powder River Ranch" and Benita Colman have trans- Hugh M. Beville, Jr., NBC Director of announced hiatus due to inability to Plans and Research. maintain regular program time on planted a part of England to Unprecedented buying in September KECA-TV. Search is now being made their Beverly Hills home. was spurred by the attraction of great- among TV outlets in Los Angeles for Distinguished actor Charles ly expanded fall program schedules a good spot for the program, and some Coburn is highlighted with his and by the extension of television net- assurance of cooperation in giving it "Song of Liberty" series that work hookups. On September 30, fif- stabilized time. . . . First filming of dramatically traces the history teen markets joined the NBC inter- Shakespeare's works for television is a our country. connected network, giving 604,000 tele- now in progress under the banner of The conversion of radio's hon- vision families their first opportunity Avon Pictures, Inc., a partnership of ored "Old-Fashioned Revival Sol Lesser and Douglas Fairbanks, Jr. to see "live" network programs. Hour" to television is covered Eighty-four per cent of all United First two pictures on the slate are plus a feature on hose Reverend "Julius Caesar" and "Anthony and States TV homes are now served by Fuller has made his little coun- Cleopatra." . . .The Ford Dealers of linked stations, ranging from Jackson- try church expand into a Coast- Southern California are picking up the ville to Boston and as far west as wide meeting place. check on KTTV's "The Alan Young Omaha. Show," which is sponsored in the East Spots and lines before your The debut of Nashville, Tennessee's by Esso and in the Midwest by Kroger eyes may be caused by an ailing WSM-TV, on September 30, brought Grocery. Ford sponsorship is here only. TV set ... if so, the enlightening the total number of operating stations . . . The sensational young comic- article on set adjustments will to 107. Until the FCC resumes assign- mimic, Frank Fontaine, has been make your viewing better than ment of facilities there will be no fur- signed to a two-year radio and TV con- ever. o ther television markets added to pres- tract by CBS. He will continue to be More good reading on Del Cas- ent total of NBC's sixty-three, Beville heard on a number of Benny shows tillo, who knows a way to lull said. .. . and CBS is working on a TV for- people fast asleep .. . a reveal- mat for him. . . .Robert Clarke has ing sketch on video lovely Faye been chosen for the lead in "The Three Emerson ... and how Paul Stop, Listen, Look (ShMayows LikeYou ) Musketeers," one•hour feature film go- Whiteman brought his "TV ing into production this week at Hal Teen Club" into being. Roach Studios for the Magnavox The- el ater television series. .. .Auditions of And don't forget the fresh re- "Stop, Look and Listen children under twelve years are being views, concise comments and Wednesday, 10:00 p.m. planned soon to fill a ten-person cast columns, accurate logs and easy RECA-TV, Channel 7 of the television show "The Smiley program finders that are all The above-named show typifies Burnette Bugle." . . . Show is being yours for ten cents . . . at the what can be done with a not new, packaged by Hamilburg Agency and newsstands Next Weekl (Please Turn to Next Page) Smiley Burnette, and format of the Page Seven

WorldRadioHistory NO-VEMBER 0,. 19e_ RADIO -TELEVISION LIFE relatively mediocre idea when the earth would cooperate with the emcee is one of the best, the mechan- schools in supplying marvelous foot- ics of the show are well planned and age that would bear out the old adage effected, and some interesting extra of one picture being worth ten thou- talent is thrown in. sand words. KECA Show is a quiz session, with Art Baker appearing as skipper of the good We Point With Pride ship "Tico." Each week a panel, con- .. To the routines performed on ieloios sisting of three guests, sits around the ICTLA's "Man's Best Friend." The Ob- captain's table. Four entertainers are ject lessons and routines paraded dur- By VIRGINIA W EST members of the ship's crew. Each week ing the "Dogtown. USA" spot, such as the cruise takes viewers to different the dog sitter, the canine Halloween Saturday, eovember 11, will be a parts.of the world, as the panel at- pranks, and others, each Saturday, far red-letter day for all music lovers, tempts to identify the places visited. surpass a large measure of the human for on that day the Metropolitan Opera Not too novel. But Baker is so good talent we have seen! season begins. .. . For the eleventh in anything he does on TV, and his .. . To the sketches that are more consecutive year, the Texas Company crew, Margaret Kerry, Nancy Wible, and more becoming part of the CDS. will sponsor the opera broadcasts over Ralph Hodges and Hal Smith (all of TV "Toast of the Town" series. the coast-to-coast network of the Amer- whom sing and dance out clues to the ican Broadcasting Company. Verdi's pictures shown) lire so cute and ca- "Crusader . Rabbit" "Don Carlos" will open the 1950-51 pable; that these participants provide season, which will be heard over a good show all by themselves. Monday-Friday, 6:00 p.m. KNISH. Channel . 4 KECA, starting at 11 o'clock in the The places to be identified by the morning. . . . That famous musical "Crusader Rabbit" is a lovable, de- visiting panel are pictured, in part. A termined doll of a rabbit whose cre- group, the Longines Symphonette, giant Telefex screen is used, and heard every Monday thru Thursday ators tFairbanks Studios) put .him these pictures, partially concealed, are night on KECA at 10:35, is currently on through paces and fed him dialogue thrown on that panel. Then the four- tour. .. . Fans in thirteen states from apparently designed for children, but some of entertainers augment pic- Ohio to Texas, and from Minnesota to with such tongue in cheek that at tured clues by song and dance. If no Mississippi, :will have the opportunity times the nightly five minutes could one guesses, the picture thrown on the hold its own with a popular threesome to hear the Symphonette under the Telefex screen is made clearer. More baton of Mishel Piastro, during the clues are added. Baker, all the while, (KF&O) no longer seen locally. concert tour. keeps up the lirie of easy chatter in Sponsored by Friskies (a rabbit rec Did you .Catch the TV debut of the which he excels, making it more in- ommends a pup's fare!) the series has king of the.cowboystars, Gene Autry, teresting for the viewers and for his been running for weeks and weeks. on Channel 7? Now heard on Satur- guests. At times the game is tough Seldom does it fail to offer less than day nights at 6:30, the .Autry shows enough to reduce the panel to speech- one good laugh a night, and for a five- were especially produced for television, less hopefuls, and without Baker on minute series that racks up a good and are unique in the "horse opera" hand to supply quips and poise, the batting average. class since they feature Gene and his guests could seem like a pretty dull Done in cartoon with a supposedly songs. Included in the series are Aut- bunch. "straight" narrative, it carries "Cru- ry's horse, "Champion," Pat Buttram, Valuable prizes are offered viewers sader" and pals on their Quixote-like the Cass County Boys, and others. .. . who send in subjects for the panel of journeyings. Currently all are in the And thinking of cowboys, KECA. also guests to identify. Great Southwest, at the mercy of the features such "Schmohawks," a fabulous lost tribe popular west- KTTY Newsreel of Indians. Sounds silly, huh? ern figures as Well, it's the sort of whimsy that Rex Bell and Monday-Friday, 7:30 p.m. won't bear description. Any comment Monday. 10:00 p.m. "Cowboys 'n.ln- KITV. Channel II would be pretty heavy-handed. But juns" every push the juves aside some night and Sunday at 6 For some weeks now =V has been get a front seat at 6:00. It lasts only Incorporating front-line film on the p.m., and that five minutes. If you don't succumb longtime fa- Korean war in its regular newsreel. you've lost nothing—if you do, you're vorite. of .radio Now Bob Allison, head of the KTIV welcome. and TV, The Television Newsreel, reports that so much exclusive footage has come in Lone Ranger, from Charles de Soria in Korea that he. Critical \ heard on Chan- Collyer Allison, will have to break up the Second Glances (Comment I nel 7, Thursday coverage to run the film on all nights. nights at 7:30. KTTV was the only television station in You now see comedy star Stu Erwin the country having its own staff if Beulah » and his lovely wife, June Collye'', on cameraman at the invasion of Inchon. 7'uesday, 7:30 p.m. KECA-TV, in "The Stu Erwin Show" Some of the scenes shown have Abc-Ti'. KECA-Ty, Channel 7 .. . every Saturday night at 7:30. .. . been, are, and will be the front-line What a great waste of talent lies in And ther e's now a homemaker's inspection by General MacArthur, the casting of Ethel Waters as the special on KECA-TV every Monday smoking remains of Inchon after the kitchen queen in ABC-TV's televised thru Friday at 1:00 p.m. .. . If you're invasion, arrival of the first United series of an old and highly successful home at that time, tune in for Grace States planes at recaptured Kimpo radio series, "Beulah." Not because Lawson's cooking and nutrition talks. airport, the Han River crossing and the "Beulah" story is any less in any .. . "The Ruggles" have just rounded advance on Seoul by Unitèd Nations way than other television fare—and out their first anniversary as the most forces. certainly the balance of the cast honored dramatic .show on television, Inchon scenes cover the roundup of should keep Miss Waters happy with and the first weekly dramatic show on civilians for screening and question- their performances. But to hear gems video to achieve one year of continuous ing, imprisonment of Red soldiers, and such as "Diamonds may be a girl's performances. .. . Another newcomer treatment of war casualties. best friend, but a bank account ain't to the TV scene which bids fair to be a In addition, Allison runs any special no poor relation"—instead of the songs prime favorite is the Saturday night footage that comes in during the week she does a little bit better than any- ut 7) "Durkee Story Theater." During from de Soria, now in the Seoul area. one alive—comes as a poor surprise to this series you'll hear dramatizations Each time we watçh KTI'V's news- any Waters admirer. of stories' by some of the greatest reel and this first-hand coverage, the For the record, the cast features •names in literature. .. . De Mauves- thought occurs—too bad all schools, Ginger Jones and William Post, Jr., as sant, Stevenson, Dickens, Hugo and everywhere, aren't employing tele- "Mr. and Mrs. Henderson," and Bud others. --Advertisement vision in their eurricuia. It's a good Harris as the evasive "Bill." Butter- Page Eight - bet that any TV station or outlet on fly McQueen is the neighbor "Oriole,"

WorldRadioHistory RADIO-TELEVISION LIFE and Clifford Sales is "Donnie Hender- NOVEMBER 10, 1950 son." Story lines usually, as in radio, ing battle to assure the triumph of 1 find Harry Henderson, Beulah's em- law and order. ployer, bungling situations and caus- After the "Lone Ranger" had made ing consternation among the feminine friends with the wild horse, he one contingent. The resourceful Beulah day stood with his Indian friend, usually finds the situation that saves the day. "Tonto," in rapt admiration of the ex- traordinary animal. It was upon not- It's great entertainment—unless, as ing the horse's silken mane and tail we said, you happen to be a Waters and how his sleek white body glis- fan. In this case, the image on your tened in the sun that the Ranger de- TV screen will slowly fade into noth- cided on the name "Silver." ingness while your memory creates a When "The Lone Ranger" first picture of Ethel Watiers on stage, vo- mounted the great horse and patted calizing with the Duke's band of old, him gently on his white neck, Silver or in the center of any one of a dozen was so eager to demonstrate to his unforgettable "Cabin in the Sky" new master that he had regained his scenes. Your video picture and men- great strength that he reared on his tal image will never mix. hind legs and then came down with- out a jar. He would thus prove to his new-found friend who had defend- • On Len , About Studio ed him that he could now reciprocate Happenings / in kind. "High, Silver!" "The Lone Ranger" called out. "High up—again!" Ifi,11, Jackie! Trying to understand what the man TV's 'Sam Mannis got quite a sur- on his back wanted, Silver repeated prise one night recently while he was his rearing action. He heard the • on the, auction block down at Culver happy laugh, of his rider. City, had been expecting actor "Now, big fellow," "The Lone Rang- Jackie Coogan to stop by and make ter" called out, "let's travel. Away a video appearance. here, Silver!" Coogan didn't show and didn't show, p For a moment the white horse was and finally Mannis abandoned keep• tuzzled. Then he felt a nudge from ing an eye out for his tardy guest. he heels of the man on his back. He heard a burst of laughter from a "Hi, there, you silver horse . . . the crowd and turned to the line of way!" models. Instead of one of his own m Silver moved ahead, carrying his lovelies, his eyes lit on Jackie, stand- to aster. He was desperately anxious ing there modeling a raccoon rag—a a please, eager to show his happiness child's fur coat, with his trouser cuffs ht finding a friend. As he moved he rolled up. Coogan made his video ap- eard shouts of encouragement. pearance all right. "That's it, Silver! HI•you-Silver away!" The horse moved faster. Another Personalities) shout, this time contracted to "Hi-Yo, Off Lens ( Sil ver, away -y-y!" Silver broke into a run. Now h • kn e ew what the master wanted. At th Hi-Yo Silver, Away -y-y! ne e xt shout, the big stallion gave al 1 .4 reent bit on why "The Lone Ranger" /T1his a strength in a burst of speed tha a wears ah mask elicited such favorable re- fl de his snowy figure look like a sponse hat we (Ire following imp with a .... ¡wry ex Mining how "The Lone Ranger" dis- -rh sh of light across the open plains. covered is famous horse und how the erg thre shout was one that lae+.. ..-.--..- "ili - Yo Situer, .4 wit -y" was originated. theoughout the West—the clarion call, Silver was the king of a herd of wild a m tocsin of a mystery rider who wore horses, and the most powerful one in tice ask and fought on the side of jus - the entire' region. Legend has it that having conquered all opposition, Sil- Hi-yo, Silver, away -y-y!" ver decided to seek new conquests H and so left the protection and seclu- ow Arty Can They Get? sion of the valley to cross the hills, If where he met a bison for the first that you're a wrestling fan, the news time. the wrestlers are working toward the formation of "American Sports. The horse and the bison fought. men 's Television Equity Society" will While the magnificent stallion put up you e as a natural course of events. If a heroic fight against the buffalo, even the can't abide them, the news that wouldhis great have strength been ground wore away,to death and had he refer boys in their proposed contracts to themselves as "sportsmen-art- it not been for the timely arrival of ists" will set off a good measure of "The Lone Ranger," who shot the bison catab olism. and saved Silver. Th ese sportsmen-artists are appar- Silver went off to nurse his wounds ently and the "Ranger" continued on his, set r to demand pay for rehearsals; ates of sixty-five dollars for pre. way. But his own horse was soon shot hm matches; eighty-five for semi-11- from beneath him, and he was wound- nais; and $125 for finals. ed. However, "Silver," once recovered, Sou nds like a good opportunity for followed "The Lone Ranger" and anyon showed up just in time to save his grow e with muscles, the ability to master-to-be from the hands of out. chant their locks rapidly and a pen- laws. Thus "The Lone Ranger" and public for groveling around before the Silver joined forces in their to pick up a fast buck! never-end- Page Nine

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--,*-ex-ex•O'x..ex•e) qiefted eldeciedio« pitecade By Dorothy Gardiner and Dick Gar- ton, stars of KTLA's "Handy Hints," WHAT'S NEW (30 min.). Morton Downey hosts Gloria Monday through Friday, 6:45 p.m. DeHaven, Dean Murphy and Raye and Participation Naldi tonight. WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 15-"HollywoOd TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 14-"Bonus Bids," Reel," KTLA, Channel 5, 7:15 p.m. (15 KTTV, Channel 11, 8:00 p.m. (30 min.). min.). Sterling Hayden guests. Viewers are offered all kinds of mer- chandise on which they may bid with TV MONDAY, NOVEMBER 13-"Cavalcade of premium money, costing them nothing. Stars," KTSL, Channel 2, 7:30 p.m. (1 (TV Premium stores in the local area will hr.). Jackie Gleason hosts Eddie Fisher, give amounts of premium money which Betty Jane Kean and comedy duo Copsey exactly match the "legal tender" spent.) and Ayres. Robert Ross is auctioneer-emcee. Music Variety SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 11 - "At Home WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 15-"Life Be- Show," KTTV, Channel 11, 7:30 p.m. (15 gins at 80," KECA-TV, Channel 7, 10:30 min.). The Four Ladds guest with Earl p.m. (30 min.). Jack Barry emcees round- Wrightson. table discussion featuring advice on vari- THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 16-"Paul White- ous problems by a panel of youngsters man Revue," KECA-TV, Channel 7, 8:30 Each week we pick ;the best Handy all over eighty years of age. Members p.m. (30 min.). Mimi Benzell and Earl Hint sent directly to Radio-Television include one-time concert singer Mrs. Wrightson take viewers on a visit to a- Georgiana Carhart, real-estate owner Pharaoh's palace. Life, 6361 Selma Avenue, Hollywood Fred Stein, former dancer Lorna Standish, 28, and use it, with your name and ex-railroad engineer John Draney and Comedy address, in this column as well as on pianist Paolo Gallico, father of author SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 12-"Comedy Hour," the air over KTLA, Friday evening at Paul Gallico. KNBH, Channel 4, 8:00 p.m. (1 hr.). SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 11-"Sam Leven- Bobby Clark stars with Gussie Moran, Mel 6:45. A lovely gift will be sent to son Show," KTTV, Channel 11, 8:45 p.m. Allen and Frances Langford on the else everyone whose hint is used here as (15 min.). Droll story-teller stars in fifteen roster. KTLA-Radio-TV Life Hint of the Week. minute series of folksy reminiscences. MONDAY, NOVEMBER 13-"Four-Star Re- Comedy vue," KNBH, Channel 4, 10:00 p.m. (1 Here is this week's winner: Janet hr.). Starring Jimmy Durante with guests Fleming, 524 Rosewood Court, Ontario, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 11-Jack Benny Donald O'Connor, Gwen Carter and Eddie Calif. Show, KTTV, Channel 11, 8:00 p.m. (45 Jackson. min.). Jack Benny premieres tonight with The hint is: When sending cakes Rochester, Don Wilson, Mel Blanc, Artie Participation or cookies, especially to service men, Auerbach and the Sportsmen Quartet as MONDAY, NOVEMBER 13-"Leave It to pack them in popcorn instead of paper. regular cast members. Guesting will be the Girls," KNBH, Channel 4, 9:30 p.m. Dinah Shore and Ken Murray. It is much lighter to mail and keeps (30 min.). Nick Kenny and Betty Beale guest. cake nice and fresh for weeks. juvenile WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 15-"Pig'n Whistle Animal Fair," KNBH, Channel 4, THIS IS FOR THE LADIES. It's a 7:00 p.m. (30 min.). Second week of novel WHAT'S PLAYING show featuring Jack McCoy as emcee for good way to store buttons that have children who display unusual pets. Drama been cut from an old garment or new Featured are Billy Barty and organist FRI DAY, NOVEMBER 10-"Pulitzer Prize ones that are left over. Put them be- Gaylord Carter. Playhouse," KECA.TV, Channel 7, 9:00 tween two strips of transparent tape. p.m. (1 hr.). Helen Hayes, America's First The buttons can be seen at a glance Lady of the Theater, makes her premiere WHO'S GUESTING full-length dramatic appearance on TV and individual buttons can be snipped when she stars in "The Late Christopher off the strip as needed. Drama Bean," from the pen of Sidney Howard. SUN DAY, NOVEMBER 12-"Philco Play- HERE IS A GOOD HINT TO RE- TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 14 -"Hollywood house," KNBH, Channel 4, 9:00 p.m. (1 MEMBER. To protect your clothes, Screen Test," KECA•TV, Channel 7, 7:00 hr.). "The Gambler," starring Anne Craw- carry the sleeve of an old shirt in the P.m (30 min.). Stage and screen star Lee ford with Alfred Ryder and Ethel Griffles. Tracy takes the spotlight in two scenes glove compartment of your car, to be on the "Screen Test." SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 12-"Nash Airflyte worn when working around the engine Theater," KTTV, Channel 11, 10:00 p.m. TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 14--"Billy Rose (3() min.). Herbert Marshall stars in or changing a tire. This way, the Show," KECA-TV, Channel 7, 9:00 p.m. "Municipal Airport." sleeve of the shirt you're wearing will (30 min.). Distinguished actor Waiter Hampden and Richard Derr head a cast of MONDAY, NOVEMBER 13-"Studio One," not get dirty or greasy. Broadway players in video adaptation of KTTV, Channel 11, 10:00 p.m. (1 hr.). an original Ben Hecht story. "Wuthering Heights" is adapted with A HINT FOR SAUSAGE EATERS. Charlton Heston and Mary Sinclair in the Take three sausages and stick them Variety principal roles. together with tooth picks. This will FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 10-"Showtime . . . WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 15-"Somerset keep them from curling at the ends U. S. A.," KECA-TV, Channel 7, 8:30 p.m. Maugham Theatre," KTTV, Channel 11, when being fried. Try this, it's amaz- (30 min.). Gertrude Lawrence and Edith 10:30 p.m. (30 min.). "Winter Cruise" with Piaf headline tonight's extravaganza with Adrienne Allen, Boris Tumarin and Louis ing. Borel(. comic Henry Morgan. Basil Rathbone acts DO YOU HAVE AN OLD-FASH- as emcee, Dramatic Documentary FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 10 - "Celebrity IONED IRON AROUND THE HOUSE? SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 11-"Crusade In If so, they'll make very attractive Time," KTTV, Channel 11, 8:30 p.m. (30 min.). Conrad Nagel nosts Veronica Lake Europe," KECA-TV, Channel 7, 9:30 p.m. book ends or a door stop. All you do and columnist Frank Farrell on tonight's (30 mln.). Third episode based on General is clean and enamel, then decorate battle of wits. Dwight D. Eisenhower's book will be "Platform in Europe." with a few decals, put a piece of felt FRI DAY, NOVEMBER 10-"Penthouse on the bottom and there you are. Party," KECA-TV, Channel 7, 10:00 p.m. Sports (30 min.). Kay Kyser, Frank Gallop and Junie Keegan guest with Betty Furness TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 14-Notre Dame PLANNING ON A BIRTHDAY Games, KTSL, Channel 2, 8:00 p.m. (30 tonight. PARTY? If so, chill the candles in the min.). The Irish meet Pittsburgh tonight. SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 12-"This Is Show refrigerator twenty-four hours before THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 16 -Football, Business," KTTV, Channel 11, 7:30 p.m. KNBH, Channel 4, 9:15 p.m. (to concl.). using them. They will burn evenly and (30 min.). Evelyn Knight and Ben Blue L.A. Rams versus the Green Bay Packers. last longer. head the guest roster. IF YOUR CANISTER LEAVES A SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 12-"Toast of the Variety Town," KTTV, Channel 11, 8:00 p.m. (1 SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 11-"Sandy RUST MARK QN YOUR SINK, simply hr.). Margaret Truman makes her much- Dreams," KECA-TV, Channel 7, 6:00 p.m. put scotch tape around the edges. It heralded TV debut tonight, headlining a (30 min.). Sandy and the Dreamers sud- guest list of Cornelia Otis Skinner, Victor doesn't show and no more rust marks denly find themselves in a world of the on the sink. Sorge and Clark Dennis. future where they meet the stars e WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 15 - "Star of "pace Patrol" and go on an unscheduled Page Ten the Family," KTTV, Channel 11, 7:00 p.m. flight in a space ship.

WorldRadioHistory RADIO-TELEVISION LIFE NOVEMBER 10, 1.850 Alphabetical List of Video Programs ARMAND LA POINTE'S AND RADIO-TV LIFE'S Adventure Call KTLA. 9:50 p.m. Su Leave It to the Girls. BNB)", 9:30 p.m. M Adventures in Food_ SECA-TV, 1 p.m. 31-F Lee's Lair ETSL, -i n . • Aletander, Ben KNBH, 10 p.m. Sa Leone, Baron MFÇA-TV, 4:30 p.m. II,F Amsterdam, Morey KNBH, 11 p.m. M-F Le Roux, Arch KNBH, 10:30 P.InI„.F "MYSTERY VOICE" Anson, Bill ICTIV, 11:15 p.m. M, 11 p.m. Tu -F Levenson Sam KM, 8:45 p.m. ea Animal .Fair KNISH, l p.m. W Life Begins at 90 SECA-TV, 10 p.m. W Arch Le Roux Bevan 11.24BH, 10:30 p.m. F Lewis Robert Id KTIB Armstrong Theater. .. — .1(NBEL 10 p.m. Tu Lights, Camera, Action KUN ,8 8p.m. Tb Arquette, Cliff .KNBH, 9 p.m. II Liftidetter, Art ...... ___ .. .. -..KECA-TN, 7:30 p.m. E At the Mat -KTLA, 7:45 p.m. Th Lone Ranger..SECA-TV. 7:30 p.m. Th CONTEST Auction Park.. MILA, 11 p.m. Sa Magazine of the Week__ ._ .'MLA, 10 p.m. Su Backgrounds for Living--/ITLA, 7:15 p.m. Th Magic Party...... ETTV, 6 p.m. M,W.F Backstage with NTG___ETSL, 10:05 p.m. 31 -Tb Mama MTN', 8 p.m. F First Prize: Flying trip to New York. Bandstand Revue. _STLA, 5:30 p.m. Su Man Against Crime______STTV, 9:30 p.m. W Beat the Clock. --.- .KTTV, 10:30 p.m F Man's Best Friend "MLA, 5:30 p.m. Sa .. . Week's vacation in Gotham. .. . Bell, Rex...... _____---__SECA-TV, 6 p.m. Su Marshall Plan in Action....SECA-T%, 7:30 p.m. Su Nights on the town with singer Alan Benny, Jack ...... __...... -_-___KTTV, 9 p.m. alt. Se Martin Kane KNBH, 8:30 p.m. Th Berle, Milton. &Neill, 8 p.m. Tu Marx. Groucho ...... __.._ IINBH, 8:30 Pm. M Dale of "Sing It Again" at Stork Club Beulah .,..-- SECA-TV, 7:30 p.m. Tu Maugham, Somerset KTTV, 10:30 p.m. W ... Copacabana .. . Latin Quarter . Big Story...... —_—__IMBH, 9:30 p.m. Alt. F McConnell, Ed_ -1INBII, 6:30 p.m. alt. Sa Big departure party at Palladium with Blind Date....--...—.___SECA-TV, 9:30 p.m. Th McCoy, Jack...... _ ..... __. __IITTN', 7 p.m. Sa Boxing, Sonthwest____SLAC-TV, 8:30 p.m. Th McCoy, Tim______HTLA, 7 p.m. Sa Frank De Vol guest. . . .Tickets to Bradley, Buck_ SECA-TV, 3 p.m. Sa McCune, Hank. "IMBH, 7 pan. Se Broadway shows.... Tickets to Milton Break the Bank_ KNBH, 10 p.m. W McLaughlin, Bon. KLAC-TV, 9:30 a.m. Sa Buck Rogers SECA-TV, 5 p.m. Sa SLAC-TV, 11:30 p.m. Tu -F Berle, Ed Sullivan and other TV shows. Campus christian Hour IITSL, 9 p.m. Tu McNeill, Don. SECA-TV, 9 p.m. W . . . Personally autographed Frankie Can You Top This? ICECA-TV, 9:30 p.m. Tu Meet Me in Hollywood "MLA, 10:30 p.m. E Cavalcade of Bands_ _KTS1., 7 p.m. Tu Meet the Press____RNBH. IMMB-TV, 7 p.m. Su Laine record albums for you. . . . Cavalcade of ports._ KNBH, 8 p.m. F Mirandy AFI-TV, 12:30 p.m. Sa Crates of oranges and lemons from Cavalcade of Star.. STSL. 7:30 p.m. M Movietown. R.S.V.P. _EZTLA, 9:15 p.m. Su KSPA, Santa Paula. . . . Plus: One Celebrity Time .MTTV, 9:30 p.m. F Mr. I. Maglination.._...... -.._ HTTV, 6:30 p.m. Su Chance of a Lifetime__KEÇA-TV. 7:30 p.m. W Murray, Arthur IITSL, 9 p.m. Th week's vacation for two at MAC Dude Ch f Milani RNBH, 11:30 a.m. M-F ...... _ ..... ____-__ ..... SECA-TV, 10 p.m. F Ranch in Apple Valley, courtesy Children Should Be Heard KFI-TV. 5 am. Su Murray, Ken 'MTV, 8 p.m. alt. Sa Chism, Sybil_ ...... -__KI.IBH, 9:30 a.m. M-F Norma Jean's Doll Shop ECTTV, 5:55 p.m. M-F George McCarthy and E. V. Haley of ...... _...... -- KNISH, 12 u M,Tu.Th,F Norman, Lucille STTV, 7 p.m. M Apple Valley Acres. Circle the Globe. KNBH, 7 p.m. W Old-Fashioned Meeting...SE A-TV. 8:30 p.m. Su Cisco Hid_ FLNBM, 7 p.m. Tu One Man's Family______aBH, 7:30 p.m. Sa Second Prize: Week's vacation for City at Night 'MLA, 10:15 p.m. W two at Ambassador Guest Lodge, Big Clyde, Andy SECA-TV, 6:30 p.m. M-F OriginalOpen Road Amateur Hour.--- ...... ARBILETTV, 97 p.m.p.m. TuTa Colgate Comedy Theater 1MBH, 8 p.m. Su Owens, Harry ...... _.._...... _.._ ICTLA, 8 p.m. F Bear. Comedy Theater______IMBH, 6:20 p.m. M-F Palladium Show Come Into the Kitchen- _MTV, 3 p.m. M-F Pandit, Korla... • ..IMAC-TV, 7 p.m. Tu Third Prize: Week's vacation for two Como, Iterry...-._..-.._.....ALTTV, 7:45 p.m. M,W,F ime Quiz KTLA, 12 n. Su at Fuller's Guest Lodge, Big Bear Lake. Pantomime ETTV, 9 p.m. Conte, John -..R.NBH, 7:45 p.m. Tu. Th Penthouse Party..._-__ ...... SECA -TV, 10 P.Ill• F Cook's Corner______...... KFT-TV, 1:30 p.m. M-F What we seek is the identity of our Pet Exchange. ETTV. 7 p.m. F Cooley, Spade. STLA. 8:30 p.m. Sa PhIlco Playhouse KNBH, 9 p.m. $u Mystery Voice—plus a short sentence Cowboe Thrills______--.HTLA, 6 p.m. M -Sa Phillips, Foreman...---SECA-TV, 5:30 p.m. M-F or two from you on Why You Like Creative Home Builder M.FI-TV, 12:30 p.m. Su Plainclothesman _ STSL, 9:30 p.m. Tit Crusader' Rabbit KRIM, 6 p.m. M -F Radio-Television Life Magazin e. Potter, Peter vp,9p .. M -ThFb Cyclone Malone ----__ KNBIL 6:45 p.m. M-F Pulitzer Playhouse IITS,KEL KC715rAs:-OT, 8.m p.m .m. T (Twenty-five words or less.) Listen IpPanger.., SITTV, 10:30 p.m. Tu Queen Cm' a DaY- - L Designed for Women.-- KNBH. 10 p.m. F -- daily to the Armand La Pointe Show Quiet, Please _KEÇA-TV, 10:30 p.m. W Detectives, J. g 'IRBIL 6:30 p.m. M-1' Quinlan, Roberta KNBH, 7:45 p.m M,W,F when he adds the contest clues to his Dick Tracy ...... ______SECA-TV, 4 p.m. Su Rainier Revue______...... IITTV, 10:15 p.m. Tu -F records and guest interviews. The La DiMaggio, Joe______SNBH, 5:30 p.m. Sa Road to Fame STSL. 7 p.m. F nixie showncit ..._—...... KTLA. 7:30 p.m. M *Roberts. Clete. SLAC-TV, 10 p.m. 31-Tb; 11 F Pointe Show is on the Pacific Regional Downey, Morton._...... IITTV, 7 p.m. W Rose, Billy SECA -TV, 9 p.m. Tu Network on the following stations: Eastside Theater EFI-TV, 8 p.m. M -P Rosç Room Revue IIFI-TV, 7 p.m. W Emerson, Faye.------TITTV, 7:45 p.m. Tu,Th,Sa Roving Camera______STLA, 7:15 p.m. Tu KWIK, Burbank, daily at 2:00 p.m. Erwin, Stu K.SCA-TV, 7:30 p.m. Sa Rity, Mike _ICLAC-TV. 12 n. M -Sa 4Ind 3:05 Saturdays; KFMV, Hollywood, Everybody's Show ...- 1-TV, 10:30 a.m. Sa Sandy Dreams _.._...... _ ._. .... SECA -TV, 6 p.m. Se Famous Jury Trials ECTSL, 8:30 p.m. Sa Sandy Strong SECA -TV, 5:15 p.m. M-F at 3:05 daily; 3:05 daily on KVEN, Fantastick Studios, Ink. ICTLA, 6:30 p.m. Sa Saturday Night Revue IIM3H. 8 p.m. Alt. Sa Ventura; KSPA, Santa Paula; KPRO, Fireside Theater______.. _ .. STLA, 10 p.m. Tu Sawyer, Hal SECA-TV. 8:30 p.m. Tu First Nighter SECA-TV, 10 p.m. Tu Riverside; KREO, Indio; KPMO, Po- hannon, Bob Ford Theater ICTTV, 9 p.m. F îhow of Shows KNBH. 9 p.m. Sa mona, and KBUC, Corona. Tinging Chef__ -SEI-TV. 7:30 p.m. Tu *Ford News a Weather....ILSBEL 7:45 p.m. M-F howtime LT .S.A HECA-TV, 8:30 p.m. F For Saortsm Only IIFT-TV, 5 p.m. Sa -KFIKEc-TV. V3, 8p.mp.m..31 1-Ea Clues: She's a gal singer . . . on Four Star Revue KNBH, 10 p.m. M it or Miss "Stop the Music" TV show • . . 24 earroway, Dave ____IINBH. 10 p.m. Su Fmall Talk__ ..... _..- HTSL. 6:30 p.m. Sa Girl di Jock. RTSL, 7 p.m. Sa okey Rogers._._ ..... __REMB-TV, 2 p.m. M-F years old .. . from Detroit .. . Initials Godfrey, Arthur ...... ______...... KTTV. 8 p.m. W Soapbox Theater....___KECA-TV, 3:30 p.m. Su are "M-M" ... sang with Harry James Godfrey's Talent Scouts JETTY, 8:30 p.m. M Soule, Olan liTTN, . p.m. Su and Russ Morgan . . . is on Decca Goldberg, MTV, 9:30 p.m. M Space Patrol —SECA-TV. 6:45 p.m. M-F Graham, Sheil KNBH. 12 u. W Square-Dance Time 1871-TV. 9:30 p.m. M records . . . sang at Ciro's and was Graydon, Joe...... ____MLAC-TV. 10 a.m. M-F Star Gazing XLAC-TV. 10:30 p.m. Su discovered there by Joan Crawford. ...ILI,AC-TV, 8:30 p.m. M Stars Over Hollywood KNBH, 8 p.m. M Greaten Fight... ---___RTLA, 10:45 p.m. Th Star Time IITTV, 11 p.m. M: 10 p.m. Tu -F Straighten out these letters and you Gregsen, Jack_ -______SECA-TV, 2 p.m. M-F atop the Music. HECA-TV. 8 p.m. Th have her last name: "A-N-R-G-M-O!" Hawthorne ELAC-TV, 2 p.m. Su Stranger Than Fiction ICTSL, 7 p.m. Th Hail the Champ III.AC-TV, 7:30 p.m. F Studio One KTTV. 9:30 p.m. M These letters spell her first name: Hands of Destiny. HTSL, 9:30 p.m. W Super Circus ... "N-O-I-R-A-M!" Take a Chance S..N.KE-BC HA«-,T1V0; 8 m Handy HhOti _MLA, 6:45 p.m. M-P 30 p.m.: Sun Harmon, Tons.—.-_-...ICTTV, 6:45 p.m. M,W.1' . Tu Now the clues are all announced Teleforum IMLKA. 1v0:, 308 p.m.m Heidt, Horace IITTV, 9 p.m. M Th and we're waiting for your entries. Hawthorne di Eggbert—SLAC-TV, 6 p.m. Tu-Sa TeleThe -TeenShow ReporterGoes On.... --.1CLAC-TV. TT 7:30 P.In• W Hayes, Gabby ...... _...... _...... KNBH, 6 p.m. Su This Is Your Defense SET-TV. 6 p.m. The contest has no age limitation— lieldt, Horace. JITIV, 8:30 p.m. M T6 Time for Beany..MTLA. RFMR-TV. vi3,0 8p.ma.n. M" Su Fu kids may enter, too. Send as many Hello Again ..IINSH, 6:25 a.m. Tu Toast of the Town. KT Hold That Camern..---IITSL, 9:30 p.m. Th Tom Corbett "MTV, 6:30 p.m. M,W.F entries as you like to: Hollywood Career STLA, 10:15 p.m. M Toni Twin Time 'MTV, 8:30 p.m. alt. Sa ARMAND LA POINTE SHOW Hollywood Opportunity_____STLA, 7:30 p.m. Th Touchdown STSL, 6:30 p.m. F, 8 p.m. Sa Hollywood Reel.. STLA, 7:15 p.m. W Tricks and Treats_ _MLA, 10:30 a.m. Sa Pacific Regional Network Hollywood Screen Test...-- SECA-TV, 7 p.m. Tu Triple-Feature Theater_____ SECA-TV, 7 p.m. M 6540 Sunset Blvd. Hollywood Studio Party...... IITTV, 1:30 p.m. M-F Truth About Dixie _KFI-TV. ,47,:.309 p.m.. Tb s. Home Magazine.. STTV, 7 p.m. Su Truth or Consequences Hollywood 28, Calif. Hometown Jamboree______KLAC-TV, g p.m. Sa TV University JEFI-TV, 6:03 p.m. M-F The contest closes midnight, Mon- Hopalong Cassidy }MLA. 6:30 p.m. Su Twenty Questions.------...x..ST.ETCN,A-TV,8. 5 .. p.m.Em,w,F Hope, Bob...... IINBH, 8 p.m. alt. Sa Calf and Andy day, November 20, 1950. Mail entries Howdy Doody ...... KNBH, 5:30 p.m. M-E Versatile Varieties...--______IMBH, 9:15 p.m. F Hutton, Ina Ra9.-_—_____-_STLA, 9 p.m. Tu W MTV, 9 p.m. Su now. Inelde Detective .STSL, 9 p.m Se Webb Frank.,.rreeank.: __KFI-TV, 5 p.m. M-1? It's a Neat Trick KIM. 7:45 p.m. Th Wedding Bells_-____SLAC-TV, 7:30 p.m. SR Remember, it doesn't matter whether Jalopy Derby...... _.--.___STLA, 9:30 p.m. Sa SFI-TY, 9 a.m. M-F you hear the La Pointe show or not— Jarvis, Al KLAC-TV. 1 p.m. M-F you've now got all the clues, so send Jonathan Story ICLAÇ•TV, 6:45 p.m. M,W WW:eeU ble rnsieMiClylartivnaeu. KTILITTV8 ,8918p..m81.-Thali. 8M8 Jump Jump. ..S.NBH, 6:05 p.m. M-F What's Name of That Song RTSL. 8:30 p.m. Th in your entries. All Californians of all Just for Fun ___KIT-TV. 5:30 p.m. Sn Wheeler, Burritt. ICEI-TV, 2 p.m. M-E ages eligible. Judges' decisions final. gams, Roscoe...... ___.—__ . ....STSL, 9 p.m. Sa White, Betty SLAC-TV, 7 p.m. Su Kate Smith Show II:ISBH, 4:30 p.m. M-F Whiteman, Paul RICA-TV, 4:30 p.m. Sa Winners to be announced before De- Kieran's Saleidoscope...----SEÇA-TV, 9 p.m. Su ...... _..... _...... _ RECA-TV, 8:30 p.m. Th cember 1. Kraft Theater...... -____...... KNBH. 9 p.m. W Who Said That?....___-__IINIU:30 p.m. alt. F Ryser, Ray TIMM, 8 p.m. W Williams, Tex._ H. 8:30 p.m. F Any questions? If so, call Armand Ladles' Day SYI-TV, 1.2:30 p.m. M-F Wino*, Dave Mel", 9 p.m. M La Pointe at Hillside 7406 in Holly- Ladles' Matinee -"MTV, 4:30 p.m. M-F Wilson. Stu --_--KFI-TV, 4 p.m. M-E Laurel and Hardy.. SNBH, 7 p.m. I" Winchell-Mahoney Show ..... -.1INBIT, 7:30 p.m. Su wood. Lannon, Fleetwood..ILTSL, 10 p.m. 31-Tb. Woman's Voice 'MTV, 7:15 p.m. M 9'55 p.m. F Women Are Wonderful...... ,..KTSL, 7:30 Pm- Sa Page Eleven

WorldRadioHistory NOVEMBER 10, 1950 RADIO-TELEVISION LIFE WEEK'S TELEVISION LOGS 6:45-Ch. 4, Adventures of Cyclone Ch. 9, Double Feature: "Riders Ch. 11, Jack Benny Show- Malone. of the North," Bob Custer:.. Guests: D. Shore, K. Murray Ch. 5, Handy Hints. "Lone Rider and the Ch. 13, Hometown Jamboree. STATION FINDER Ch. 7, Space Patrol. Bandit," George Huston. 8:30-Ch. 2. Famous Jury Trials, *Ch. 8, Newsreel. Ch. IL Dick Dunkel's Football Ch. 5, Spade Cooley Western CHANNEL 2-KTSL Ch. H. Jarman With Harmon. Ratings. Varieties. CHANNEL 4-KNBH Ch. 13, Song Trails. C11.13, Just Kids. Ch. 7, Western Parade of 6:55*Ch. 2, Lee Wood, News. 1:15-Ch. 11. Sports Scholar, Fred Stars. CHANNEL 5-KTLA 7-Ch. 2, Hollywood Road to Udell. Ch. S. Martin Kane. CHANNEL 7-KECA•TY Fame, with NTG. 1:30-Ch. 8, Grandstand Quarterback. 8:43-Ch. 11, Sam Levenson Show. Ch. 4, Laurel de Hardy Film, ('h. 11, 541-Yard Line, Ed 9 9, Inside Detective, Roscoe CHANNEL 8-KFP4B-TV Reimers. -Ch. *Ch. 5, Newsreel. Karns. I:45-Ch. S. Ch. 11, Football: CHANNEL 9-KFI•TY Ch. 7, National Pro Football Ch. 4, Your Show of Shows: UCLA vs. California. Highlights. Sid Caesar, Imogene Coca. CHANNEL II -KTTY 13, Saturday Matinee: . Ch. 8, Strange Adventure. 2-Ch. Ch. 8, Pulitzer Prize Play- CHANNEL I3-KLAC-TV Ch. 11. Pet Exchange. "Tombstone Canyon," house. Ch. 13, Adventure Serial. Ken Maynard. ('h. 11, Truth or Consequences. "Three Musketeers," 2:13-Ch. 5, Film, "Marked Trails." Ch. 13, Film Playhouse, John Wayne. -Ch. 7, Buck Bradley's Rodeo. "Revolt of the Zombies," 7:15-Ch. 5, 'Ser Ole Buddy. 3 Ch. 13, Saturday Matinee: Dean Jagger. FRIDAY 7:95--Ch. 4, Good Egg of the Week. "Mesquite Buckaroo," 9:30-Ch. 2, Feature Film, 7:30*Ch. 4, News, Weather. Bob Steele. "Now or Never." Richard 9 9, The Bill Welsh Show Ch. 5, Charley ('hase Comedy. 3:15-Ch. 9, Shop, Look and T.Isten. Taimidge, Janet Chandler. -C6. Ch. 7, Life With Linkletter. with Helen Parrish. 3:30-Ch. 5. Film, "Lure of the Ch. 5, Jalopy Derby. *Ch. 8. People in News. Ch. 13, Breakfast Frolics. Islands." • ('h. 7, Crusade in Europe. ('h. 9, Fishing Pals. Ch. 11, Request Theater. 9:30-Ch, 4, Presenting Sybil Chism. Ch. 7, Cowboy Theater, Film. *('h. 11, KTTV News. Ch. 9, I Chose My Country. 10-Ch;ta4n, Pinagrtit'enTime m e,minder. 9:45-Ch. 4, Buying With Betty. Ch. 13, Hail the Champ. 10-Ch. 13, Joe Graydon Show 7:45-Ch. 4, Roberta Quinlan Show. - Ch. 7, Buck Bradley's Rodeo. Ch. 9, Concert, Spencer Brown Ch. 7, Doubting Thomas, (to 12). Ch. 8. Film Short. 4 (Community Chest Film), 10:15*Ch. 4, The Latest News. Ch. 11. Perry Como Show. Ch. 13, Feature Film. "Glory Trail," Tom Keene. Ch. 8, Paul Whiteman. 10:30-Ch„ 4, Morning Matinee, -Ch. 2, Stranger Than Fiction. 8 4:30-Ch. 7, Paul Whiteman's TV 10:30-Ch. 8, Billy Rose Show. 11:30-Ch. 4, Chef Milani Show. Ch. 4, Cavalcade of Sports. Ch. 13, Hawthorne. 11:45-Ch. 11, Morning Serenade. Teen Club. Ch. 5, Harry Owens Royal Ch. 9, Holiday Album. - Ch. 5, Suction Park. Hawaiians. 11 12-Ch. 4, Sybil Chism at the Ch. 11, Inside Football. Ch. 8, Teller of Tales. Organ. (1. 7. 20 Questions, 4:45--Ch. 5, "Great God Gold." 11:30-Ch. S. Faye Emerson, Ch. 8, Penthouse Party. *Ch. 9, Noon :stews. Ch. 8. Grandstand. Ch. 13. Owl Movie. *Ch, II, Noonday With Ch. 9, Eastside Theater. Quarterbacks. Hemingway. "Brooklyn Orchid." Wm. 9, From Your Garden. Tracy, Robt. Kent. Ch. Ch. 13. Michael Roy Show. Ch. 11. Owl Football Score- 12:15-Ch. 11. Photoplays, "Big Time Ch. It, Mama, Peggy Wood, board. SUNDAY I Judson Loire. or Bust," Regis Toomey. S-Ch. 1, Buck Rogers. 12:30-Ch. 9, Ladles' Day. Ch, 13. Jim Hardy Film. 8:05-('h. 13. Wings Over I.os Ch. S. Super Circus. 9-Ch. 13, Inspirational Hour. Angeles, Ch. 9, For Sportsmen Only, 1 -eh.Grace 7' Adventures Lawson, in Food, 8:15-Ch. 2, Film Short. Ted Meyers. 10-Cchh: 8C1, ,111..,k13,0wJaeneks. Owens. Ch. 8, Will You Take a Dare? Ch. 13. Sports Tomorrow. Ch. 11, The Big Top with Ch. 11. Hollywood Studio 8:30-Ch. 2, Feature Film, Jack Sterling, Ed SleNlahon. 10:55-Ch, 5, Sunday Reverie. Party. Jack Wheeler, Anita "Westland Case" with Ch. 13, Adventure Serial. 1 1- Ch,.. C5,,, odoWestern r ezn-eaadteur, e.. Gordon. Jack Stretch', P. Foster. C. Hughes, "Shadow of the Eagle," Ch. 13, Al Jarvis Make-Believe Ch. 4, Ch. 8, Tex Williams John Wayne. ch. 9, Sunday Devotions. 5:30-Ch. 4, loe DiMaggio Show. Ballroom (to 6). Caravan. 11:15-Ch. 9, Film. Ch. 5, Man's Best Friend. 1:30.-Ch, 8, Public Service Program, Ch. 7, Showtime 11:30-Ch. 9, }IOM'S for Sale. Ch. 9, Cook's Corner, Monty Ch. S. Tex Williams Caravan. Ch. 7, Acrobat Ranch, - Ch. 5, Korla Pandit. Margetts. (h. 11. Celebrity Time, Guests Ch. 13. Adventure Serial, ',rankle !Ferro. • Ch. 8. Frontier Theater. V. Lake. F. Farrell. 12 Z-Cht, 7, Jack Gregson Show. 5:45-Ch. 4, Feature Film: "Last ('h. 9, Jimmie Jackson. eh. S, Smokey Rogers. Ch. 13, Wrestling, Ocean Park Ch. 13, Bob McLaughlin. 9 4, Bonny Maid Nersatile Curtain." Ch. 9, Open House, Burritt -Ch. 5:50-Ch. 2, Cartoon Carnival. 12:30-Ch. 9, Creative Home Builder, Wheeler. VArieties. Ted Meyers. Ch. 11, Hollywood Studio Ch. e, Movie Classic, "¡liver -Ch. 2, Western Caravan. 12:45-Ch. 5, My Harp and 1- Party. Queen." G. Brent, P. Lane. 6 Ch. 5, Cowboy Thrills. Betsy Mills. Ch. '7, Sandy Dreams. 2:30-Ch. It, Movie Matinee. Ch. 7 Pulitzer Playhouse, -Ch. 5, Guest Appearances. 'The Late Christopher Ch. 8. Beulah Show. 1 h. 9, Singing Chef. Ch, 9, This Is Your Defense. Ch, 8, Four Star Revue. Bean," Helen Hayes. ('h. 9, Sunday Matinee. 3 Ch. II, Come Into the Kitchen. Ch, 11, Blue-Ribbon Bouts, Ch. 8. Comedy Hour. 13, Wrestling Workout. Freda Nelson. Ch. 13, Hawthorne and .5, Ch. 9, Spotlight on Talent. 2 Ch., Twin Movies, "It 3:30-Ch. 9. Film Featurette. Ch. 11, Ford Theater. Egkbert. _, h Happened One Sunday." Ch. 11, Moyle Gems, "Officer 9:30-Ch, 4, Who Said That? 6:30-Ch, 5, Fantastick Studios, Ink. Ch. 8, Smokey Rogers General O'Brien," with Bill Boyd. John Cameron Swayze. Cn. 7, Gene Autry Film. Store, 3:45-Ch. 9, The World Is Your *Ch, 9, Evening News. "The Doodlebug." Ch. 13, This Is Hawthorne. Garden. 9:55*Ch, 2, Fleetwood Lawton, New, Ch. 8, Hank SleCtine Show. Ch. 13. Al Jarvis. Ch. 9, Vet's TV Center, 2:15-Ch. '7, Movietlme. -cCh . 42, Touchi down.d fWomen. Ch. 13, Auction City. 2:311-Ch. 9. Feature Film. "House 10 of Errors." Harry Langdon. 4-ch.Gibson, 9' Stu ChesterWilson Show,Fisher. Marie 6:45-Ch. 9, Film Featurette. 4:15-Ch. 7, Woman Speaks (Film). Ch. 7, Penthouse Party. Marian Marsh. 4:30-Ch. 4, The Kate Smith Show. ('h. 8, Showtime 2:45-Ch, 4, Feature Film, Ch. 7, Baron Leone Show. Ch. II, Startime, Ed Reimers, "Joe Palooka.'• 10:05*(1.11, TV Newsreel. ('h. 11, Ladles Matinee, Don 't Miss ... 3-Ch. 5. "Dixie Jamboree," 19:15-Ch. 11, Rainier Revue with Jack Rourke, F. Langford. I,. Talbot. Roy Maypole. -Ch. 7, Curries' Corner. Ch. 13, Feature Film, "Prison 5 10:30-Ch, 2, Peter Potter. Without Bars." Edna Best. Ch. 8, Film Short. Ch. 4, Arch Le Roux Revue. Ch. 9. Frank Webb Show. GIGI & JOCK 3:25-Ch, 7, What's Your Future? Ch. 5, Night Owl Variety- 3:30-Ch. 7, Soapbox Theater. Ch. 11, Unk and Andy With Stan Chambers. Jack Kenaston. EVERY SATURDAY 3:45-Ch, 9, Make It Yourself, Ch. 7, Stud's ¡'lace. Doe Dudley. 5:15-Ch. 7, Sandy Strong. Ch. 8, George Burns and Ch. 11, Range Riders. Gracie Allen. 4 -Ch. 4' "True Glory," General 5:%-Ch. 2, Cartoon Carnival. 7:00 to 7:30 P.M. Eisenhower. Ch. 11, Beat the Clock with Ch. 7, flick Tracy. 5:30-Ch. 2, Western Caravan, Bud Collyer. "Lone Star Law Men." Ch. 9, To Be Announced. - Ch. 4, Broadway Open House. Tom Keane, 11 4:30-Ch. 5. The Comics. Ch. 5, Meet Me in Hollywood. KTSL Channel 2 Ch. 4, Howdy Doody. Ch. 7, Stop. Look and Listen. *Ch. 5. News, Music. Ch. 7, The Robbins Nest. Prod. by TEEVEE CO. Ch. 9, Film Featurette. Ch, 7, Foreman Phillips. Ch. 8. Party Time. Ch. 13, Film Playhouse. Ch, 8, Did You Know? Ch. 11, Manche at Anson. "Flaming Signal." *Ch. 9. News Room. Ted *Ch. 13, Clete Roberts, News. 7-Ch. 2, Gig' and Jock, Puppet 4:45-Ch. 9. Pedley Dresses. Meyers. Pat Bishop. 11:10-Ch. 13. Owl Movie, "County Show. Ch. 11, Afternoon Serenade. Fair." 5:443-rh. 5. Police Calls. Ch. 4, Hank McCune. -Ch. 7, Super Circus. 11:30-Ch. 8, Newsreel. Ch. 8, Sandy Strong. ('h. 5, Tim McCoy. 5 Ch. S. Honalong ettestdy. 5:50-Ch. 2. Cartoon Carnival. Ch. 7, Story Theater, Ch. 9, Children Should Be 5:55-Ch, 11, Norma Jean's Doll "Sire de Maletroit's Door." Heard. Shop, Ch. S. Ken Murray Show. Ch. 11. Sunday Cinema, "Jack eh.-C 4, Crusader Rabbit. SATURDAY Ch. 11, Stork Club with Peter London," M. O'Shea, Ch. 5, Cowboy Thrills. 1,ind Hayes, Mary Healy, V. Mayo. S. Hayward. Ch. S. Corral. 9:30-Ch, it, Bob McLaughlin Sherman Billingsley. 5:30-Ch. 4, Sunset Service. ('h. 11, Norma Jean's (to 12). 7:30-Ch. 2, Women Are Wonderful. Ch. 5, Bandstand Revue. Toy Shop. 10 *Ch. 5, News, Music. Ch. 4, One Stan's Family. Ch. 9, just for Fun. Ch. 13, Hawthorne & %Then. Ch. 7, Stu Erwin Show with -Ch. 4, The Gabby Hayes Show 6:05-Ch. 4. Jump JUMP. 10:30-Ch. 5, Tricks and Treats. June Collyer. 6 Ch. 7. Cowboys 'n' ¡rating. Ch. 9. FFI-TV University. Ch. 11, Earl Wrightson at Rex Bell. ' h. 5, Western Adventure. 6:15-Ch. Il. Magic Party. 11 Home. Guest: D. Morrow, Ch. 9. You're Never Too Old. Ch. 13, Wedding Bells. 6:20-41-1. 4, Comedy Theater. 11:30-Ch. 9, Your City At Play. H. 1Konlan. M. Charles. 6:30-Ch. 2, Touchdown. 7:45-Ch. 11, Faye Emerson. Guest: Ch. 13, Jimmie Dolan. 5, Giant Movie Matinee (to Ch. 4, Detectives, J.G. 12-Ch. Quentin Reynolds. 6:15-Ch. X. The Ruggles. 5:30). "There Goes Kelly." Ch. 5. Ch, 8, Time for Benny. -Ch. 2, Touchdown. (1.11, Yesterday's Newsreel, Mike Roy, S Ch. 7, Andy Clyde Comedy. (1.13, Ch. 4, Saturday Night Revue. 6:30-rh, 4, 7.00 Parade. 12:30-Ch, 9, Mlrandy & the Garden. Ch. 9, Fddie County Show. Guests: Gloria DeHaven, Ch. S. Flopaiong Cassidy. 12:45-Ch. 11, Afternoon Serenade. Ch. 11, Space Cadet. James Dunn. Ch. 7, Sagebrush Theates. 1-Ch. 5, Film, "Blazing _ Ch. 7, Sit or Miss. Ch. 11, Mr. I. Magination, Page Twelve Barriers." C'h. 8, Grouch() Marx. Paul Tripp.

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Party, Jack Wheeler, Itentia •10—Cli, 5:30—Ch. 4, Howdy Doody. Bard, Jack Meaktn. 'Ater, ('h. 4,5, Flint,Double "Midnigh Thriller:t." "Lady *Ch. 5, News. Music. E ERY SUNDAY Noble. Chaser," Robert Lowery, Ch, 7 Foreman Phillips. Ch. 9. Cook's Collier with Ann Savage. Ch. 13*, The Little Show. flop Monty Mergers. Ph. 1 (lies rolet Theater. *Ch. 9. Newsroom: Meyers, long Cassidy" 2—Ch. 7, Jack Gre2son Show. Ch. 8, Seidel Show. Bishop. Ch. 8, Smokey Rogers. Ch. 9. Eastside Theater. Ch. 13, Kemper's Kapers, 6 30-7:30 P.M. Ch. 9. Open House with "King of the Sierras," 5:45—Ch. 5, Police Calls. KTLA CHANNEL 5 Buren Wheeler. Bill Coe. Ch. 8, Sandy Strong. Ch. 11, Hollywood Studio Cl,. 11, What's My Line? 5:50—Ch. 2, Cartoon Carnival, Sponsored by Party. 8:30—Ch. 2, Thrill Theater: -Show 5:55—Ch, 5. Preview. Ba bara -Ann Bread 2:30—Ch, 13. Movie Matinee, flat." with Clifford Ch. Il, Norma Jean's Doll Shop. 3—Ch. 9, ranging Chef. Larry Heatherley, Ellice° 31F. 13, Stephen Foster Flit.,. Sheridan. Jimmy Hen . 6—Cis. 2. Western Caravan: S:45*Ch. Telenewr. Cotton. Ch. 11, Come into the Kitchen, Ch. I. You Bet lour .Ire, "Law Rides Again," Hoot *Ch. 13, Harry W. Flannery, Grouch° Mum we. Freda Nelson. Gibson. Ch, IL Lights Ont. 4. Meet the Press, 3:30—Ch. It. Illitt Fraturette. Cl.. 4, Crusader Rabbit, 7—Cu. Ch, 11, Arthur Godfrey's Ch. 5. Cowboy Thrills. Ch. 8. Cavalcade of Sports. Ch. 11. Movie Grins: "Air Talent Scout s. Ch. 8. Channel 8 Corral. 1, Horne Magazine of the Police." ('harles Delany. Ch. Ch. 13, Jot Graydon Show. Ch. 11, To Be Announced. A r, Olen Soule. 3:40.—Ch. 9. Gordon's Garden. 4, Dave Willock-Cliff Ch, 13, Hawthmite and C11.13, Betty White. 3:45—Ch. 13. Al Jarvis, 9—l'h. Arouette Show. Eggbert. 7:30—Ch. 4. Paul Wincliell—Jerry 4—eh. 9. Stu Wilson Show, with 6:05—Ch. •I, Jump Jump. Marie Gibson. C11.1, Chevrolet Theater. M honey -Mow. Guest: Ch. 8, Chevrolet Theater. . Ch. 9. KF1-TV University. P trivia Bright. 4:13—Ch. 7, Woman Speaks. 0:15—Ch. 11, Film Oddities. 4:30—Ch. 4, Kate Smith Show. Ch. 11, Horace Heidi Show, Ch. Marshall Plan in Ch. 13, Illni Playhouse. 6:20—Clt. 4, A non. Ch. 7. Baron Leone Show. "The Ghost Walks." 6:25—Ch. 4, Hello Again. Lee Hogan Ch. , Ch. 11. This le Show Ch. 11, Ladies Matinee with 9:10—Ch. 9, Canasta Time. 0:30—Ch, 4, Detective'. J.G. B sinews. Fadionan, Burrows. Jack Rourke, 9:15—Ch. 5. Double Thriller: Ch. 5. Ch. 8, Time for Beany. K ultimo. Guests: Evelyn S—Ch. I. Curries' l'orner. "Secrets of a Sorority Girl," Ch. 7. Andy t'lyde Comedy. K ight. Ben Blue. Cit. 8. Film Short. Mary Ware. Ch. 9, Eddie Coontz and Heidi 7:45—Ch. 5, Feature Filin. Ch. 9. Frank Webb Show. 9:25*Ch. 9, Evening News, Mann. " hind's Little Devils.'• Ch. 11, Ink and Andy. 9:311—Ch. 4, Leave It to the Girls, 6:40—Ch. 4. Hello Again. P ul Kelly, Harry Carey. 5:15—en. 7. Sandy :Strong. l'h. 9, Square-Dance Happy 8:45—Irlt. 4, Cyclone Malone, —Ch. ,Colgate Comedy Theater. Ch. 9, Mean Revue. Time. Cl,. 5, Handy Hints. eats: timbale Moran. Mel Ch. 11 Range Riders Movie Cl., II, The Goldbergs. Ch. 7, Space Patrol. A leu. Frances Langford. ft dup. 9:45—Ch. 2, 31anhattan Spotlight. *Ch. 8. Newsreel. Ch. Pimlico TV Playhouse, 5:30—Ch. 4, Howdy Doody. ("h. 11, What's the Record? Ch. 11. Toast of the Town, *Ch. 5. News, Music, Hill Welch and Guests. *(;":,.. 2 .nFeenutrw :4tarod Revuoen. ti reds: Margaret Truman. Ch. I. Foreman Phillips. 10 Ch. 13, Song Trails. Starring Jimmie Durante. Ch. 8, Did You Know? 6:56*Ch. 2. lee Wood. News. Cl.. 7, Chevrolet Theater, Ch. 13, Western Film, "Law *Ch. 9. Newsroom: 3Ieyers, 2. Cavalcade of Bands, Ch. 11. studio One— 7—Cb. C minaude." Tom Keene. Bishop. "Wuthering Heights." . Claude Thornhill Old-Fashioned Meeting. 5:45—Ch. 5. Pollee Calls. Ch, 4, Cisco Kld. Cl., 8, Sandy Strong. *Ch. 13. Clete Roberts. News. 9 Cl.. ,Phlicto Television 10:05—Ch. 2, Barkstage with N.T.fi. *Ch. 5, Newsreel. 5:50—Ch. 2. Cartoon Carnival. Ch. 1, Hollywood Screen Test. P ',house. "flic Gambler." 10 :10-411. 13, Owl Momies. 5:55—Ch. It, Norma Jean's Doll Cl,, . Kieran s Kaleidoscope. "tin Probation." Ch, 8. Cisco h. . Clo. 11, Fred Waring Shop. Ch, 11. Open Road. 2, Western Caravan— 10:15—Ch. 5, Hollywood. C Si ow. 6—Ch. 10:30—Ch. 8. Show of Shows. Ch. 13. BOO Otis Palladium "Wild Horse Canyon" with Show, 9:15—eh. . Movietown RSVP. 4, Broadway Open House, Jack Randall. 11— Ch. 7:15—Ch. 5, Roving Camera. Ch. 4, Crusader Rabbit. Morey Anniterdain. 7:30*Cli. 4. New* and Weather. *Ch. 7, Tele -News Weekly TAY OR'S COURTESY Ch. 5. Cowboy Thrills. Ch. 5, Feature Film: Ch. S. Channel It Corral, Newsreel. "Enchanted Forest." FOUR STAR THEATRE fit. 8. Danger. Ch. 11. To Be Announced. Ednuand LOW e, Brelldlt Joyce THIS WEEK'S FEATI'ItE Ch. 13. Adventure serial. Ch. It, Startitne. FA Reimers. Ch. I, Beulah. Ili p i 6:05—Ch. 4. Jump Jump. 11:05—Ch. e. P-tee Potter. *Ch. 8. People in News. l'h. 9, KFI-TV University. *Ch. 11, IFITTV Newsreel. Ch. Bob Shannon's Review. wn New York" 6:15--Ch. 11, Magic Party. 11:15—Ch. II, Glanche with Anson. *('I,. 11, TV Newsreel, 11:341*Ch, 8, Newsreel. Starring 0:20—Ch. I. Comedy Theater. 7:43—Ch, 4, Little Show. J. Conte. Ch. S. Fhirn Short. Jack 0 kie and Shirley Grey HEY! ARE YOU A ch. 11, Faye Emerson Show. 9:1 5 P M. Sun. KECA-TV TUESDAY 8—Cio I, Notre Dome vi. Pittsburgh-111m. Presente by Taylor .4uto Co. super sleuth"? Ch. 4, Ch.*, Texaco Star and Fr nk Taylor Studebaker sr.» 9—l'h. 9, Bill Welsh Show with Theater. Milton Berle Helen Parrish, Cl., 7, All-American Game of (h. 7. Taylor Four-Star DETECTIVES JG Ch. 13, Breakfast Frolics. the Week. Theater. "Uptown New 9:311—Ch. 4, Presenting Sybil Chilton. eh. 9, Eastside Theater, etc" J. tinkle. S. Grey. Mon. thru Fri., 6:30 P.M. 9:43—Ch. 4. Buying With Betty. "Undercover Man." Ch. 113. Musical. 10— Chi•1 3,1.J)oe Graydon' Show Ch, IL Bonus Bids. 9:30—Ch. 13, Leo Carrillo Dude CHANNEL 4 KNBH to Ch 13. Film Playhouse, It etch. 10:13*Ch. 4, The Latest News. "Little Men." 9:50—Ch. . Adventure Call. 8:30—Ch. 4, Detectives, j.g. 16:341—Ch. 4, Morning Matinee, 0:30—Ch. 2, Film Short. 11:3V—Ch. 4, Chef Milan! Show. Ch, I, Hal Sawyer. , Ch. 8, Garroway at Ch. 5. Ch. 8, Time fur Beany. 11:43—Ch. 11. Morni ng Serenade. 10 —C"r,. rge. Ch. 7, Andy Clyde Comedy. l'h. 11. To Be Announced. Ch. . Magazine of the Week. 4.Sybill Chisel at rite —(116. 9,, Campus Christian Hour. Ch. 9, Eddie Coontz and Heidi 12—e% * ('h. 11,. Airflyte Theatre. Olson. n . 9 Ch. 4, Original Amateur Hour. 64 uulcipal Report," with Ch. 11, Torn Corbett, Space *Ch. 9, News Room, R. Stewart, 11 rbert Marshall. Cadet. li. Dvorak. ALTS BEER 10:30—Ch. , Take a Chance, 6:45—Ch. 4. Cyclone Malone. *Ch. 11, Hemingway, News. Presents the I) n Amecite. Ch. 9. Handy Hints. Cl.. 13, Michael Hoy Show. ('b. Youth un the March, l'h. 7, Space Patrol. 1I:15—('h. 11, Pbotoplays, "Motive Ch. • Break the bank. *Cl,. 8, Newsreel. for Revenge," Irene Hervey. Ch. 1. Caliente Races. Cl,. 11, Toni Harmon Show. 12:30—Ch, 9, Ladles' Day, Stunts, INA RAY HUTTON Ch. 3, Star Gazing. l'h. 13, The Jonathan Story. Mitchell, Jobe, Owen. ALL GIRL SHOW II:55*Ch. 2, Lee Wood , News. —Ch. 7, Adventures in Food. 10:45*Ch. . Newsreel Review. 1 ONE FULL HOUR 11 .Western Feirture. 7—eh. 2, Lee's Lair, Matt Dennis, Ch. 13, Al Jarvis Make-Believe "I ightning Bill Carson." Lee Wood, Bill Svilipa. Ballroom. 9-10 P.M., Tues., KTLA Ch. • Youth on Marc).. Ch. 4. Child Psychology. 1:30—Ch. 9, Cook's Corner with *Ch. 5. Newsreel. Monty Margette. Ch. 7, Chevrolet Triple-Feature Ch. 11, Hollywood Studio Party Ch. 5, Ina Ray Hutton, Theater. 43—Cit. 7 Jack Gentian Show. All-Girl Show. ONDAY Ch. 8, Life With the Erwins. tia Ch. 8. Smokey Rogers. Ch. 7, Billy Rose Show. Ch, 9, Top Ten Musical. Ch. 8, Mystery Film. 9:15*Ch. 9, News, Dun Doolittle. 9 .—Ch. Ti.. Bill Welsh Show. SEE AND HEAR Ch. II, Hollywood Studio wi It Helen Parrish. Party. Ch. it. Election Results. Ch. J. Breakfast ketones. 2:30—Ch. 13, Movie Matinee. 9:20*Ch. 9, Evening News. 9:36—Ch. Presenting Sybil cabal. 3 9, Singing Chef. Larry It :30—(1. 2, Plainclot heennan. "The Lucille Norman Sings —Ch. Last Drink was Fatal," 9:45—Ch. , Buying With Betty. Cotton, Ch. 7, Can You Top Thisf Ch, 11, Come Into the Kitchen, — Joe Graydon Show KTTV Channel 11 11, Election Results. 10 c"¡, •12). Freda Nelson. 9:45—l'h. 13. Musical. :15*Cle. The Latest News. Monday, 7:00 P.M. 3:30—elt. It. Film Featurette. Morning Matinee, with Brought to you by your Ch. 11. Movie Gems, "Spy of 2, Fleetwood Lawton. " e Channel Foursome." Napoleon." V Ch. 4, Armstrong Circle 11:30—Ch. • Chef Milani Show. CITIZENS NATIONAL BANK 3:45—Ch. 9. Johnny Murray Talks Theater. 11:45—Ch. , Morning Serenade. It Over. Ch. 5, Fireside Theater: , Sybil Chien, at the Ch. 13, Al Jarvis. "Leatheriteart." . • Ch. 11, l.uciUe Norman Sings 12—ChOr au. 4—eh. 9, Stu Wilson Show, with Ch 7, The First Nighter. Ch. 13, En Busca de Estrelins. Ch. 8, Don McNeill. *Ch. News Room, R. Stewart, 7:15—Ch. 5. Your Town. Marie Gibson, Ch. 11, Star Tinte. G. Dvorak. Ch. 11, The Woman's Voice, 4:16—Ch, 7, Woman Speaks, *Ch. . Noonday with 4:30—Ch. 4, Kate Smith Show. *Ch. 13. Clete Roberts, News. Jeanne Gray. 16:05—Ch, 2, Backstage with N.T.O. He tingway. 7:30—Ch. 2, Cavalcade of Stars. Ch. I. Baron Leone Show. *Ch. 11, TV 'Newsreel. Ch. 3. Michael Roy Show. *Ch. 4, News. Weather. Ch, It. Ladles' Matinee with 10:10-4h. 13, Owl 31tov is'. "Glory 12:15—Ch. I. Pholoplays. "Vanity Ch. 3. Dixie Showboat. Jack Rourke. Trail." Tom Keene, Fa *Ch. 8. People in News. —Ch 7, Curries Corner. 10:15—Ch, it. Rainier Revue. 12:30—Ch. . Ladies' Day, Stella, Ch. 9, Spotlighter, Ray Hewitt. Cll. 8, Film Short. 5 10:31—Ch. 4, To Be Announced, Mi Chen. Jobe. Owen. *Ch. 11. Newsreel. Ch. 9, Frank Webb Show, Ch. 5. Teleforunt. 1—Ch. , Adventures in Food. Ch. 13. VIvian Marshall. Ch, 11, Range Riders Movie Ch. 3, AI Jarvis Make-Believe 7:45—Ch. 4, Roberta Quinlan Show. Roundup. (Continued on Next Paget Ba Iroom (to 6). Ch. 8, Paradox, 5:I6—Ch, 2, Cartoon Carnival.. 1:30—Ch. U. Hollywood Studio Ch. 11, Pam Como Show. Ch, 7, Sandy Strong, Page Thirteen

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Ch. 5, Ch. 8 Time for Beatty. Ch. 8, Horace Heidt. 6:20-Ch. 4, Comedy Theater, -Ch. 4, Broadway Open House, Ch, 11, Glancin' at Anson. Ch. 7, Andy Clyde Comedy. Ch. 11, Danger. 6:30-Ch. 4, Detective', J.G. 11 Ch. 9, Eddie Counts and Heidi Ch. 5, Ch. 8, Time for Beany. 11:05-Ch. 2, Peter Potter. 11-Ch. 4, Broadway Open House. Olson. Ch. 8, Airflyte Theater. Ch. 7, Andy Clyde. Ch. 11, Smith's Family Ch. 9, Eddie Coontz and Heidi Ch. 11, Glancin' at Anson. Workshop. uoye-ch. 2, Peter Potter. Olson. 11:30-Ch. 8, Faye Emerson. Ch. 11, Tom Corbett, Space I THURSDAY I II:45-Ch. 4, Cyclone Malone. 11:45*Ch. 8, Newsreel. Cadet. Ch. 5, Handy Hints, 6:45-Ch. 4, Cyclone Malone. Ch. 7, Space Patrol. Ch. 5, Handy Hints. 9-Ch. 9, The Bill Welsh Show *Ch. 8, Newsreel. Ch. ., Space Patrol. with Helen Parrish. Ch. 11, What's the Record? WEDNESDAY I *Ch. 8, Newsreel. Ch. 13, Breakfast Frolks. with Bill Welch and Guests. Ch. 11, Here's Jarman With 9:30-Ch. 4, Presenting Sybil Ghism, Ch, 13, Song Trails. Harmon. 9:45-Ch. 4, Buying With Betty. 8:55*Ch. 2, Lee Wood. News. 9, The Bill Welsh Show 9-Ch. Ch. 13, The Jonathan Story. 1 0-Ch.(t103,1,,J)oe Graydon Show 2, Stranger Than Fiction. with Helen Parrish. 8:5.5*Ch. 2. I.ee Wood. News. Ch. 13, Breakfast Frolics. 7 -Ch.Ch. 4, To Be Announced. 9:30-Ch. 4, Presenting Sybil Chism. 7-Ch. 2. Buckskin Theater, It):15*Ch. 4, The Latest News. _Ch. 7 The Ruggieses. "Fighting Texan," Kermit 9:45-Ch. 4, Buying With Betty. 10:30-Ch. 4, Morning Matinee. Ch. 8, Lone Ranger. Maynard. 11:30-Ch. 4, Chef Milani Show. Ch. 11, Alan Young. 10-Chit 103,1.J)oe Graydon Show 11:45-Ch. 11. Morning Serenade. Ch. 13, Kay Mulvey's Open House. 10:15*Ch. 4, The Latest News. IT'S NEW! You'll Enjoy - Ch. 4, Sybil Chism at the Ch. 5, The Bill Welsh Show. 12 Organ. 7:15-Ch. 5, Backgrounds for Living 10:30-Ch. 4, Morning Matinee. *Ch. 9, News Room, R. Stewart, 7:30-Ch. 2, This Week in Sports. G. Dvorak. *Ch. 4, News & Weather. 11:30-Ch. 4, Chef Milani Show. Ch. 5, Hollywood Opportunity, 11:45-Ch. 11. Morning Serenade. "ANIMAL FAIR" *Ch. 11, Noonday with KNBH Channel 4 Hemingway. Richard Arlen. Ch. 13, Michael Roy Show. Ch. 7, Lone Ranger. 127et(t. Zkeesailioto;tenahli m.Stewart, Weds. 7:00 to 7:30 P. M. 12:15-Ch. 11, Photoplays, "Mutiny Ch. 8, People in News. G. Dvorak. Presented by Pig'n Whistle- Ahead." Ch, 9, The Truth About Dixie. *Ch. 11, Noonday with Melody Lane Restaurants 12:30-Ch. 9, Ladies' Day, Stella. *Ch. 11, TV Newsreel. Hemingway. Mitchell, Jobe, Owen. Ch. 13. Marilyn Hare and the Ch. 13. Michael Roy Show. -Ch. 7, Adventures In Food, Bachelors. 12:15-Ch. 11. Photoplays, "1 Demand Co. 4, Animal Fair. Ch. 13, Al Jarvis Make-Believe 7:45-Ch. 2, It's a Neat Trick. Payment," Jack LaRue. *Ch. 5, Newsreel. 1 Ch, 4, Little Show, John Conte Ch. 7, Hollywood Premiere Ballroom. U:30-Ch. 9, Ladles' Day, Stella. 1:30-Ch. 9, Cook's Corner with Ch. 8, Film Featurette Mitchell. Jobe, Owen. Theater. Ch. 11, Faye Emerson Show. Monty Margetts. el -Ch. 7, Adventures in Food. Ch. 8, Sports Almanac. Ch. 11, uhrlysraca stew Parry -Ch. 2, Queen for a Day. th Ch. 13, Al Janis Make-Believe Ch. 9, Rose Room Retiew, Gene Baker. -Ch. 7, Jack Gregeon Show. S Ch. 4, Lights, Camera, Action. Ballroom (to 5:30). Ch. 8, Smoke, Rogers. Ch. 7, Stop the Music. 1:30-Ch. 9, Cook's Corner with Ch. 11, Star of the Family, 2 Ch. 9, What's New with Ted Ch. 8, Hoffman Hi-Time. Monty Margette. Morton Downey. Ch. 13, HI-Talent Battle. Myers. Ch. 9, Eastgide Theater. Ch.1.1, Hollywood Studio Party "South of Panama," K. 7:15-Ch. 5, Hollywood Reel, Erskine Ch. 11. Hollywood Studio - Ch. Jack Gregson Show. Pryor. Johnson, Sterling Hayden. Party. 2 Ch. rt, Smoker Rogers. Ch. 13, The Jonathan Story. Ch. 11, The Show Goes On. Ch. 9. -Open House with Ch. 8, Film Short. 7:30*Ch. 4, News tit Weather. 2:15-Ch. IT. Al aartis Make-Believe Ch. 13. Jim Hardy Film. Burritt Wheeler. Ballroom. Ch. 11, Hollywood Studio Ch. 5, Double Feature: "The 8:05-Ch. 13, Film. Yanks ,Are Coming," Mary 2:30-Ch. 13, Movie Matinee, 8:15-Ch. 13, Ski Time. 2:30-Ch. 9, Film Featurette. 2:41-Ch. 11. Beauty Tea with Ch. 13. Movie Matinee, Healy, Jackie Keller. 8:30-Ch. 2, Name That Song. Ch. 7, Chance of a Lifetime. Martha Mason. Ch. 4, Martin Kane, Private 3-Ch. 9, Singing Chef, Larry *Ch. 8, People In News. 3-Ch. 9. Singing Chef. Larry Eye. Cotton. *Ch. 11, KTTV News. Cotton. Ch. 5, Wrestling. Ch. 11. Come into -the Kitchen, Ch. 13, Teleteen Reporter. Ch. 11. Come Into the Kitchen, Ch. 7, Paul Whiteman Revue, Freda Nelson. 7:45-Ch. 4, Roberta Quinlan Show. Freda Nelson. Ch. 8, Holiday Hotel. 3:30-Ch. 9. Film Featnrette. Ch. 8, Film Short. 3:30-Ch. 9. Film Festurette. Ch. 11, The Show Goes On, Ch. 11, Movie Gems: "For Ch. 11, Perry Como Show. Ch. 11. Moyle Gems: Robert Q. Lewis. Love of You," -Jack Forrest. 8_ch. 2, Four-Star Feature "Yellow Cargo," Conrad Ch. 13, Film Playhouse, 3:40-Ch. 9, Midweek Gardner. Theater, "Hong Hong Nagel. "Iron Master." 3:45-Ch. 13, Al Jarvis. 3:40-Ch. 9. Ortho Garden Guide. Nights," Tom Keane, Were eek-Ch. 2, Arthur Murray Show. 3,1e..._h... 913 : Al Jarvis. 4-Ch. 9, Stu Wilson Show, with Engels. • e Ch. 4, Week-end Weather Marie Gibson. Ch. 4, Kay Kyser College. 4 _c Stu Wilson Show, with Preview. 4:15-Ch. 7, Woman Speaks. Ch. 7, Treasury Men In Action. Marie Gibson. Ch. 7, Holiday Hotel. 4;30-Ch. 4, Kate Smith Show. Ch. 9, Etas-tilde Theater. 4:15-Ch. 7, Woman Speaks. Ch. 8, Studio One. Ch. 7, Baron Leone Show. "Kelly the Second," Patsy 4:30-Ch. 4, Kate Smith Show. Ch. 11, To Be Announced. Ch. 11, Ladies Matinee with Kelly, Maxie Roaenblourn. Ch. 7, Baron Leone Show. 9:15-Ch. 4, L.A. Rams vs. Green Jack Rourke. - Ch. 11, Arthur Godfrey. Ch. 11, Ladles Matinee with Bay Packers. 5-Ch. 7, Curries Corner. Ch. 13, Jim Hardy Film. Jack Rourke. 9:20*Ch. 9, Evening News. Ch, 8, Kate Smith Show. 8:05-Ch. 13, Film Playhouse. "One -Ch. 7, ('unes Corner. 9:30-Ch. 2, Hold That Camera. Ch, 9, Frank Webb Show. Third of a Nation," S. S Ch. 8, Film Short. Ch. 7, Blind Date. Arlene Ch. 11, Cok and Andy with Sydney, L. Erickson. Ch. 9, Frank Webb Show. Francis. - Jack Kenaston. - 8:30-Ch. 5, "Delinquent Parents," Ch. 11, Range Riders Motto Ch. 11, The Web, "Mirror of 11:15-eh. 7, Sandy Strong. June Carlson. Roundup. Delusion." Ch. 8, Film Short. Ch. 7, College Boat. 5.15-Ch. 7, Sandy Strong. Ch. 11, Range Riders Round- -Ch. 4, Kraft Theater. 5:30-Ch. 4, Howdy Doody. 1 0 -Ch. 9 filee r- e)rodTIMaewtsZare. *Ch. 5, News, Music. up. Ch. 7, Don MeNeill's TV Club. Ch. 8, Stop the Music. Ch. 7, Foreman Phillips. 5:30-ch. 4, Howdy Doody. Ch. 8, Wrestling. Ch. 11, Star Time. *Ch. 5. News, Music. Ch. 11, Pantomime Quiz. Ch. 8, The Little Show. *Ch. 13, Clete Roberts. News. Ch. 7, Foreman Phillips. 9:15-Ch. 2, FIlm Short. *Ch. 9, Newsroom: Meyer,. 10:05-Ch. 2, Backstage with N.T.G. Ch. 8, Did You Know? Bishop. 9:30-Ch. 2. Hands of Destiny. *Ch. 11, TV Newsrel. *Ch. 9. Newsroom: Meyers, Ch. 11, Man Azoingt Crime. • Ch. 13, Hamper's Kaperg. 10:10-Owl Movie, "Revoit of the Bishop. 5:45-Ch. 5, Police Call. Ch. 13, Irwin Allen, Zombies," D. Jagger. Ch, 13, Hamper's Kapers. 9:4SirCh. 9, Evening News. Ch. 8, Sandy Strong, 10:15-Ch. 4, Football Mainline?. 5:45-ch. 5, Pollee Calls. 5:50-Ch. 2. Cartoon Carnival. e*Ch. 2. Fleetwood Lavrton. Ch. 11. Rainier Revue. Ch. 8, Sandy Strong. l 5;55-Ch. 11, Norma Jean's Doll V Ch. 4. Break the Bank. 10:30-Ch, 4, Film. 5:50-Ch. 2. Cartoon Carnival. Ch. 7, Life Begins at Eighty. Shop. Ch. 8, Treasury Men in Action. 6:55-Ch. 11, Norma Jean's Doll Ch. 11, Star Time. 6-Ch. 2, Western Caravan. Ch. 11, Gridiron Grandstand. Shop. *Ch. 13, Clete Roberts, News. Ch. 4, Crusader Rabbit, 10:45-Ch. 5, Greatest Fights of the 6-Ch. 2, Western Caravan, 10:05-Ch. 2. Backstage with N.T.G. Ch. 5. Cowboy Thrills, Century, Johnson-Ketrhell. "Montana Kid." Bill Cody. *Ch. IL KTTV Newsreel. Ch S. Channel 8 Corral. - Ch. 4, Broadway Open House. Ch. 4, Crusader Rabbit. 10:10-Ch. 13, Owl Theater, "Mutiny Ch. 11, To Be Announced. Ch. 5, Thrill Feature: "Man Ch. 5, Cowboy Thrills. Ahead." ('h. 13. Hawthorne & Eggbert. 11 With Two Lives," Edward Ch. 8, Channel 8 Corral. 10:15-eh. 5, City at Night. 6:05-Ch. 4, jump-Jump, Norris. Ch. 11, To Be Announced. Ch. Il, Rainier Revue. Ch. 9. KFI-TV University. Ch. 13. Hawthorne and 10 :30-Cli. 4, sones hg Candlelight. Ch. 11, Football ronim. Ch. 8. Star of the Family. Ch. 11, Glancin' at Anson. Eggbert. Ch. 7, Quiet Please (Film). 8:15-Ch. 8. American Flyer. 11:05-Ch. 2 Peter Potter. 8:05-Ch. 4, Jump Jump. Ch. 11. Somerset Maugham 6:20-Ch. 4 Comedy Theater. 11:30-Ch. 8, Game of the Week. Ch. 9. KFI-TV University. *Ch. 4, Tate News. "Kid's Last Fight." *Ch. 8, Newsreel. 8:15-Ch. 11, :Slagle Party. Theater. "Winter Cruise." 6:30-Ch. 4, Detectives, J.G. FREQUENCY MODULATION LOGS (Th); Curtain Time KLON (Long Beach) SUNDAY 7:30-Eddie Arnold Show. Studies (F). tMornine) 7:45-World News. 7:15-Johnson Family. (F). 88.1 Megg. 10 :pp-News; Sunday 8:00-Footlight Parade. 7:30-Career Girl (NI); Helen 8:45-Jazz on Parade (M) ; 8:50 a.m. to 2;45 p.m., School Modern Troubadours Symphony. 8:30-Box at the Opera. Douglas (Tu); Tune days only. 9:30-Symphony Hall. Time (W); Hammier on (Tu,Th); This is Labor 11 :00-Radio Playhouse. (W); Curtain Time (F) KUSC (Los Angeles) 11 :30-Music for America. 10:30-Music for America. Stage (Th); Tune Time (F). 9:00-News; Music for 91.5 Megs. MONDAY TF1RU FRIDAY (Afternoon) 7:4.5- el urid News. Romance. 12 u. to 10:45 p.m.; Sup. 2 12 :00-News. 3:00-News; The La Pointe 9:15-U.N. 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Ami Walker Glendale 2, Calif. "fifty-dollar bonus word." The only out these good programs and allow I wish that "One Man's Family" thing they didn't lift was the injection listeners to hear them. Hours are given could be stretched to a half hour, and of imbecilic capers called "penalties." to crime and murder stories which do also wish they would cut out so much Ihave heard many comments about not appeal to many, and some of these repetition. In the beginning, lines are the similarity of formats of these obnoxious programs could offset the spoken which after the story starts are shows and Ithink it is deplorable. time allotted to good programs so that yepeated. We could have something the listeners would have a choice, and more of the story, but I guess we sponsors could be fully compensated should he thankful. I still think that Mrs. Floyd Wood, 240 Sunset Avenue, Ian- for the time they pay for top-notch some of the programs that have been wing, Calif. programs. If this is competition be- taken away from us are preferable to I am making an earnest appeal to tween networks, it is deadly. Tele- so many murder stories. We are now the owners of all radio stations and vision will not kill radio:—it will kill in such a state of unrest and uncer- to script writers of same, Why must itself, tainty that we would enjoy something you allow so many programs to go on more cheerful. week after week, committing the same disgraceful outrage on decent human- Sara A. McKillip, 1019 West Eighth Plata, ity? The terrible way they use the Los Angeles 17, Calif. Name and address withheld by request. word "Lord" so loosely and commonly Ihave a "pet peeve." Why don't you What became of the handsome, in their programs is so unnecessary. ever mention the "Voice of Firestone"? charming adorable Bob Moon? Iabso- It cheapens and lowers an otherwise It features a fine orchestra conducted î lutely think Bob Moon had the nicest good program. It brings disrepute to by Howard Barlow, a good announcer, personality of any person that I have those who allow the Lord's name to be Hugh James, and always a star singer. heard at any time. One of the few used in this way, as a byword. In the And last but not least is a short talk visits that I ever made to any radio name of common decency, will those once in a while by Harms/ one. broadcast was for the sole purpose of who are responsible for this deplorable Jr., on topics such as the -Community visiting "Ladies First" and seeing Bob situation please see to it that this does Chest, Red Cross, etc.... Mr. Firestom. Moon. Why can't we have Bob Moon not occur again on any radio program? is a wonderful Christian and genlle- back on radio? You who are the writers of these pro- man. Inotice you always mention who Believe me, this is not a schoolgirl grams and the owners of these stations is guesting on the ""Telephone Hour," crush, but sincerely from the heart of can put a stop to it if you only will. which Ialso listen to, but never men- an "almost" old lady. Will you do it? While Iam at it, here tion those on the "Voice of Firestone." is another peeve: there is too much of We hear Bob's busy un television com- Guestings often reach our desk too late mercials at this Unie. "Have a drink," "have a smoke," "have for publication. a beer" on most programs. We already have too many beer commercials as Mrs. I. 3., address withheld, Les Angeles. it is. I believe the majority of ;he Ann Walker, Glendale 2, Calif. people listening do not drink, or smoke Iread with much interest the article There were some remarks in Radio- about that pleasing personality, Bob éither. Why not keep the radio pro- Television Life a week ago in regard Shannon. Iagree with Mrs. Stokes; hé grams clean and decent? to Milton Berle. We watch his show is as cute and funny as can be. I every week and have yet to see him haven't seen him on his television spitting on the stage or sticking out Alice Lee Wiley, 1821 Second Avenue, Los show, but have heard his announcing his tongue unnecessarily: He may, Angeles 16, Calif. on several programs. during one of his slapstick perform- Please do an article some time on ances, get rid of some of his teeth, an I think his voice is very good for Ralph Bell, the busiest actor in radio. act which the script calls for; other- radio. He is one of my favorite an- wise his behavior has been that of a nouncers, in fact my favorite, second Iheard him on three programs in one night. What would the mystery and gentleman; and as an actor, his per- to Armand La Pointe of KFMV. And detective plays do without him? 1 formance on "Suspense" the week of thanks for printing the picture of him; also have heard him on the afternoon the thirteenth was wonderful. It is very nice. Westerns. I enjoy your magazine, but Now as to spitting. There is nothing being a radio fan, not the television quite so disgusting as when Lotta section. I find too much of the latter Mrs. R. C. Cartwright, 1028 West Sixty- Chatter really sprays Spade Cooley's to suit me, but that Is my taste. seventh Street, Los Angeles 44, Calif. face when she talks to him on his Request noted. show; how about that for a comment? Regarding W. Duncan's letter of the twentieth, I would like to state that I We are all fond of Ina Ray Hutton's have been a follower of "Noah Web- all-girl orchestra. Each one is very I. C. Nelson, 1406 W. IItb Place, Los An- talented, and one can give Ina Ray ster Says" since its inception years geles, Calif. ago and therefore must disagree with credit for such a splendid selection of his claims of dissimilarity. Here are The reason good programs are not musicians. One of the most beautiful getting their proper Hooper rating is a few reasons: "We Take Your Word" and outstanding violinists is Anita introduces the "word-master of cere- the jamming of these programs. Note: Eros—she certainly can make that in- monies"; MacQuarrie has always been Saturday, 6:30 p.m.—KFI, Dennis Day; strument talk. I wish everyone 'could the "word-master." The Burrows show KHJ, Hawaii Calls; KNX, My Favorite see and hear her. I also agree with Husband. At 8:30 p.m.—KFI, Hedda mentions "fun with words"; MacQuar- one of the writers that Beverly Lane Hopper; KNX, Gene Autry. rie has always called his show "fun is a very clever actress. She is a very with words." They select a panel of Monday, 8:30 p.m.— KFI, Railroad good entertainer, and all this is a very word experts; Haven has his panel of Hour; KNX, Talent Scouts. At 9:00 p.m. clean and good program. contestants as word experts. They have —KFI, Telephone Hour; KECA, Mr. the "final authority" reading the defi- President; KNX, Hollywood Star Play- nitions from the dictionary; everyone house. Billy Owens, President Lord James Blears knows the personable Professor Linds- Tuesday, 6:00 p.m. — KFI, Hardy Fan Club, 978 West Thirteenth Street, ley has always been the "final au- Family; KNX, Life with Luigi. At 9:00 San Pedro, Calif. thority" reading from the dictionary. p.m.—Town Meeting; KFI, Bob Hope. I am president of a wrestling club They conclude with "Now we put the Wednesday, 6:30 p.m.—KFI. Halls of for "the world's finest wrestler," Lord hook back on the shelf"; MacQuarrie Ivy; KNX, Bing Crosby. At 8:30 p.m.— James Blears. Iknow that many read- says "Now we close the book." "Noah KFI, Great Gildersleeve; KHJ, Family ers of Radio-Television Life would like Webster Says" has a fifty-dollar word Theater; KNX, Dr. Christian. to join. This club is formed for the as a "final r-xarn"; they have their There are plenty of periods besides enjoyment of the wrestling fan. It is Pacie Sixteen those noted above In which to spread (Please Turn to Page 20)

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cisco. Carmen also first met his wife, shows radio offers the lowest trans General ) Eloise, during rehearsals of the pro- For Love o Mike portation costs in all advertising. I I Comment / duction in which she sang in the costs an advertiser far less to react choir. ... KECA's "This Is California" one thousand prospects via radio thai is making its first annual selection of via newspapers, magazines or tele Looks Like outstanding Californians. .. . "Broad- vision." way Is My Beat" star, Larry Thor, has In concluding his talk before thi We're not gonna hear Gloria Swan. a new pet—a skunk aptly dubbed 4-A's meeting, ABC's vice-chairmar son's airshow here (Sob!) .. . .Mel "Chanel." .. •Warren Hull, quizmaster Terme gets the lead in Procter and said "Considering radio's inherent as. of "Strike It Rich," is going to night sets—universal coverage, its frequen• Gamble's giant -size ninety •minute school with his twenty-year-old son. cy of impact, its steady expansion, it$ Christmas Day broadcast, "Babes in Hull says he was driven to it by the unmatched economy, I know that Toyland"—and for it, he gets a giant- thought of sometime being caught on there is a place—a most important size 84000. . . ."American Album of the other side of the mike on his quiz Familiar Music" moves to ABC from place—for radio in the world of to. show. •. . NBC's "Voice of Firestone" morrow." BC, come November 26, and will be has received the second annual Lowell heard in time slot following Winchell Mason Award for "outstanding contri- Listening in and Parsons.... NBC says it's getting bution to music on the air." about a thousand requests a week for' From a single recent script of NÉC's those Heide Hopper editorials. . . . "Halls of Ivy" have been culled these Shirley Mitchell is a mother now. It's Radio's Future excellent examples of what we call a girl, and not a "little Shirley," Mark Woods, Vice-Chairman of the good radio writing. Show's scripter is hooray. Shill thought up a pretty one American Broadcasting Compan y, Don Quinn. — Stephanie Brooke. . . . "Railroad speaking before the Eastern Annual "There is no more doleful sound Hour's" choir director, Norman Luboff, Conference of the American Associa- •than the hollow reverberation of an will deliver a lecture on choir arrang- tion of Advertising Agencies' Radio idea striking a brass hat. .. ." ing and conducting at L.A. City Col- and Television Production recently, "It's one of the grosser untruths lege, November 15. His audience will declared that he is "firmly convinced that a man's mind is necessarily as be members of the school choir and that radio has a place—and an im- cluttered as his desk. Tidy thinking music-appreciation group.... Air actor portant one—in the world of tomorrow, leaves little time to deal with the Ted de Corsia, who usually plays despite the reiterated announcements enormous accumulations in any man's gangsters in films, will pull a switch of its demise at the hands of tele- vision." normal day. And besides, you never in his new one, "The Folsom Story:' know what interesting tidbits might He'll be the warden. . . . Ralph Ed- Pointing out the dramatic strides emerge from the debris... ." wards has just been voted show busi- that television has made in a short ness's best-dressed' man for the third period of time and the attendant pub- "The appetite for scandal grabs for licity that it has received, Mr. Woods the smallest morsel and can fatten on time this year—this time by the board crumbs. .. ." members of the Men's Apparel Guild said: "Radio, without the fanfare that of California. . . . Lawrence Tibbett has accompanied the march of tele- "I've found that sometimes the best has had to withdraw from the host vision, has also been marching stead- way to straighten things out is to take role on the "Metropolitan Opera Audi- ily ahead. More people are listening a walk around the block—to walk tions of the Air—which returns to the to the radio than ever before. The ra- around in a circle and wind up where you started. . .." ABC mikes November 14—because of dio business in an over-all sense is a previous Broadway commitment.... also at a new high. And at this mo- Teachers Rate High Janet "Corliss Archer" Waldo is now ment radios are outselling television sets two to one. Significantly, a great an aunt, with the birth of a eon to her As you've probably noted, school sister, concert violinist Elizabeth proportion of these radio sets are be- teachers have been receiving consider- Waldo Dentzel. Reports Janet about ing purchased by owners of television able attention on radio-television this receivers. All that does not, it seems the baby: "Looks just like Winston past week, in observance of American to me, add up to a picture of a sickly Churchill." . .. It's sound man Dave Education Week, November 5-11. We or moribund industry." Light, who's also an actor, who does want to add our own word of com- those animal imitations on the CBS The following salient facts for ra- mendation to the members of this "Harold Peary Show." . . . Sydney dio's continued and ever-increasing most worthwhile profession and to re- Greenstreet weighs in just about right popularity were also pointed out by mind the readers of this periodical of for his role as NBC's "Nero Wolfe." The Mr. Woods: "Availability and mobility. the importance of public education Today you can hear radio practically fictional hero supposedly tips the and the desirability of public interest, anywhere—at home, in your car, at scales at 272 Greenstreet at 280. .. . cooperation and active participation "Hallmark Playhouse's" music director the beach, at the summer resort or in the activities of our local schools camp, on planes and trains and boats; at all times. Lyn Murray and radio director Dick its ability to switch instantaneously Mack collaborated on a tune, "Baby," Also, it's only fitting to note at this from one- place to another, and the which will be heard in the forthcom- time, in a nationwide survey con- fact that radio—and only radio— ing film "The Prowler." . History ducted by public opinion analyst Elmo reaches the people while they work." repeated itself for Carmen Dragon Roper and reported on CBS's "Where when he conducted "Showboat" for a Speaking of the advantages of ad• the People Stand" a few Sundays ago, recent "Railroad Hour" airing. It was vertising on radio, Mr. Woods said, school teachers won the highest acco- thirteen years ago that he did the "Radio is the only medium through lade as useful citizens of the commu- arranging for "Showboat" under Mere- which an advertiser can economically nity. reach the vast bulk of American, The figures showed that about ten dith Willson's baton shortly after ar- homes with heavy frequency of im- riving in Hollywood from San Fran- per cent voted in favor of lawyers as aression. An examination of media Page Seventeen WorldRadioHistory NOVEMBER 10, 1950 RADIO-TELEVISION LIFE

the most important people in a com- Gilbert, a student at Dorsey High, marriage recently concluded on NBC's munity, and thirteen per cent for the where he is a member of the gymnast "Catholic Hour." This we should have merchant. In third place, the mayor, team, disc-jockeys, announces com- more of. (first selection) or some other top pub- mercials, ad-libs in bright style and is . . . To the good job of scripting lic official rated twenty per cent. the keeper of controls, (Show is broad- consistently turned out by "The Great Above the public officials ranked the cast directly from the Salinas home.) Gildersleeve" writers—Paul West, John clergy with twenty-seven per cent. But Victor, the debonair one who recent- Elliotte, and Andy White. ' school teachers topped them all with ly returned home after three years a vote of thirty-one per cent. service with the Navy in the Orient, We View With Alarm "The results perhaps point up just appears only on the Saturday airing The limited amount of air tine what a high purpose people believe since he's studying television, radio ... allotted for a show of such excellence teachers have," said Mr. Roper. "May- and electronics for a future career. as CBS's "Invitation to Learning." lust be they think the teacher affects them The unique way of making radio a the same, what there is of it is well through their children in a more per- family affair is heard daily from worth hearing—Sundays, 9:00 a.m. sental way than do people in the other 7:00 te 8:15 a.m., and Elena thinks occupation lists. Whatever the reason, it's pretty wonderful having her sons it is clear from these results that to solo the show 'cause now she's Personalities teachers are indeed held in high re- got time to cook their breakfasts. Off Mike gard." • Now, we add, what about their pay- Joe Thompson Show checks? Daily. 5:00-6:00 p.m. "Nora Drake" Now aBook Hope From Korea KFMV Daily, 5:05 p.m. A novel, "The Nora Drake Story," Bob Hope recently voiced what he KVVIK by Cornelia Blair, based on the early called "a comedian's report to the Friday, 5:00-5:50 p.m. life of CBS's popular daytime serial mothers and fathers of the world," KSON heroine, has just been released for from Tokyo via ABC's Walter Winchell Territorially, Joe Thompson says his book-store purchase by its publishers, show. In the event that you missed show reaches from the tar pits to the Duell, Sloan & Pearce, Inc. what he had to say, we print his re- smudge pots, being picked up at The program, a serialized story of marks in part: various time spots on and around the a young nurse's career in a metro- ."Your kids have done a wonderful five o'clock hour by stations spread politan hospital, has been a regular job. Iwas particularly impressed with along the coast on the Pacific Coast Columbia network feature for three how young some of them were. It was Network chain. We think it's worth years, with actress Joan Tompkins as hard to believe. They were at an age your while to check your local radio its star. Her picture is on the cover when you would expect them to be log for his program listing and dial of the book. accordingly. He disc-jockeys listenable playing football on a sand lot, yet The novel delineates "Notas" de- music in a listenable manner. He they're over here playing dead in a velopment through h er formative mudhole so they can get back up doesn't forget that he's at the mike years, from the age of nine until she to spin records, and when he does again and Make a touchdown on the finishes her nurse's training course. talk it's usually to bring you informa- Manchurian border. I wondered how The radio drama was initiated at the tive tidbits about the artists whose most of them could be old enough to point when "Nora" left the Army music he is playing and frequently a know what they were fighting about. Nursing Corps to enter private prac- And I talked to some of them and well-handled personal interview with tice. saw their determination and stopped à. music notable. wondering. If his show sounds professional all Ben Grauer's Twentieth "I asked one, who has been with the way, it's no wonder. He started the 24th Division since the beginning, in radio some twenty years ago and Radio dialers know NBC's Ben if he thought he'd make it honie for progressed qui ckly into big-time Grauer as an announcer, sports com- Christmas and he said, 'I don't care broadcasting. He has been a producer mentator, political analyst, narrator, If Ido or not. Iwant to stay here until for NBC, both in San Francisco and moderator and emcee. He is a compact, there is no more Communism, so I'll New York, and is now a producer at genial man who has been heard on know I won't have to come back.'" ABC. Disc-jockeying, however, has al- the air in this variety of capacities ways been his first radio love. He for twenty consecutive years. began his air career whirling wax, In the space of two recent weeks, and has long nourished the ambition Si Y he ad-libbed stroke-by-stroke at the Your Cue (t,rawysL ,:: to return to it. With the Joe Thompson National Open Golf Tournament, nar- Show, he's fififilling this ambition— rated Prokofiev's "Peter and the and resultantly, bringing dialers a Wolf" with the NBC Symphony, ex- Salinas and Sons good disc-jockey program. • changed quips with Howdy-Doody Twelve-year favorite with KOWL's and covered the UN Security Council Spanish audience is Elena Salinas' Critical for the television audience. six-day-a-week chatter-music sho w, Playbacks (Comment The National Academy of Vocal Arts which recently became the only pro- has characterized his voice as "the gram in any language to pass from most authoritative in the world"—al- husband to wife to sons. We Point With Pride though at the College of the City of Inheriting the stint from her late New York he nearly flunked a course husband, Elena has now brought her ... To the comprehensive coverage in public speaking (he subsequently two boys, Victor and Gilbert, into mike of news to be heard on NBC's Morgan won a prize, at graduation, for ex- range. While the pert and pretty Beatty's nightly news show which in- temporaneous speaking). cludes some good taped spots with señora continues in the Spanish vein. As a child actor he also appeared the sons direct their fifteen-minute correspondents in trouble areas abroad. in several Broadway productions: segment in English to Mexican-Amer- "Maytime," the revival of "The Flora. ican youth. . . . To the fine forum series on dora Girl" and the Theater Guild's "Processional." RADIOCAST LECTURE ON CHRISTIAN SCIENCE Now, thirty-four years later, he rounds out his theatrical career as a KW)) (980 Kc.) Sunday, Nov. 12, 1950 at 3:00 P.M. producer. With Norman Rose, Grauer Thirty-second Church of Christ, Scientist, 659 S. St. Andrews Pl. is co-producer of a new off-Broadway Grace Jane Noce, C. S., of Chicago, Ill. group, Theater Venture, which Member of the Board of Lectureship of The Mother Church, launched its season with Shaw's "Mrs. The First Church of Christ, Scientist, in Boston, Massachusetts Warren's Profession," starring Estelle Winwood and John Loder. Page Eighteen In the fall of 1930 Qrauer walked

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Into the NBC studios for a drama au- hower. That was the heart of Amer- The Bennys drive their own cars, dition. Two hours later he walked out ica." and for Jack this is a favorite relaxa- with an announcer's contract. During tion. There are few things he enjoys the past twenty years, he has covered The Bennys at Home more than getting behind the wheel every national election return (dur- of his automobile and setting off for ing the turning of the Truman tide, in Through Jack Benny's consistent Palm Springs, Yosemite or some other 1948, Grauer was on television• for practice of using his honte as a setting quiet, attractive spot. Mary, who sixteen consecutive hours); the Morro for his comedy, his audiences feel that thinks of driving only in terms of Castle disaster, the Hauptmann trial, they know every nook and cranny of getting from one place to another, the assassination of Count Bernadotte the house. Their letters indicate that doesn't accompa,ny him on thé jaunts. in Israel, and countless other special they believe that Rochester is Benny's She would rather stay home and work events. real-life servant, and that Benny on her golf game. actually has a creaking safe in the During that same period he has an- Now a third car has been added. cellar. nounced for Walter Winchell (1932- Their sixteen-year-old daughter, Joan, 194g, the longest association on record The facts are, of course, that far is a senior student at the Chadwick of an announcer with a single pro- from being a household employee, School for Girls in Palos Verdes, Cali- gram); the NBC Symphony and liter- Rochester (Eddie Anderson) is him- fornia. Until this year, she boarded álly scores of other well-known pro- self an employer of servants. And at the school, but on her sixteenth grams. there is no basement safe, or any birthday, her father surprised her Grauer is unmarried, a bibliophile of the other hilarious nonsense by with a convertible so she could live which Benny has delighted a couple (he has more than 3,500 rare books at home and drive back and forth to in his midtown apartment), an ama- of generations of fans. school. teur archeologist (a member of four The home life of Jack and Mary archeological societies and the only (Livingstone) Benny is just about Harry Knows lay member of an expedition to South- what you would expect of two persons Whenever Harry Babbitt, popular ern Mexico which discovered the larg- of their position. CPN singing star, meets somebody est stone head made by western man), They live in an early American type new, he generally surprises them by an ardent rumba dancer and a gour- house in the heart of Beverly Hills, guessing, but a few moments later, met. though the interior decoration is in exactly where they come from. Not an attractive and comfortable modern. Among radio boners he recalls was just the state, but often the city—and one which occurred during a Winchell The decoration was done, incidentally, by William Haines, once a leading once in a while even identifying the broadcast. Grauer had a frog in his specific section of that city. throat, literally croaked through his motion-picture star. Harry claims this peculiar knack lines, and signed off with "This is Probably the only real way in which came about through his many years Ben Grauer squeaking." their life differs from that of other persons in similar circumstances is in of touring the country with the Kay Grauer considers his most memor- Kyser musical organization. They'd able broadcast that of Eisenhower's the names and fame of their close friends. Their most frequent guests play one-nighters, night clubs and return in 1945. are the Robert Taylors (Barbara stage shows from coast to coast, and Harry was meeting new people con- Grauer covered the triumphal return Stanwyck), Dr. and Mrs. Joel Press- of General Eisenhower in Washington, man (Claudette Colbert), Mr. and stantly, noting their speech and re- New York and Abilene, Kansas, and Mrs. Danny Kaye, George and Gracie lating it to the section of the country said, "The first was the formal, of- Burns, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Vidor in which they happened to be at the ficial welcome, dignified, restrained; (Doris Warner), and Mr. and Mrs. time. the return of the victorious soldier to William Goetz. Then, during the war years of 1941 his commander. New York interrupted There is no fixed schedule of en- through 1943, Harry had a daily round- its lunch hour to watch Eisenhower tertaining. They believe in having trip drive into Hollywood from his as he waved to the cosmopolitan parties only when they feel like it, home of some ten miles each way. He throng. But Abilene —that's where and this may be a couple of times in would frequently pick up hitchhiking America was paraded for Eisen- a week or not for a month at a time. service men, and after they'd talk a few minutes Harry would usually They go through the usual run of name their home town for them. After party fads, like most other couples entering the service himself in 1944, in Hollywood —canasta tournaments, Menuette he continued to use the same trick on charades, square dancing. Their fa- his Navy buddies. By vorite entertainment is to herd their guests from the dinner table into "There are certain key, words that KHJ's Norma Young their large, informal den to see an give away a man's home town," Harry unreleased film. Since their friends explains. "Persons in one area say Cranberry Mince Pie are all picture people, they like it too. some words entirely differently than people from another section, which is (Something different for Dad) Benny, an early riser, is up and how I often spot them. After I've 1/14 e. cranberry sauce dressed by 7:00 a.m., ready for a 2 T. sugar asked enough of the key words, I can round of golf, business appointments 1 T. flour generally tell where a person's home 1/4 t. salt or sessions with his writers. Mary town is." 11/4 e. nilnee meat Livingstone is a golf addict too, but I/2 t. lemon Juice Harry says he seldom misses en Pastry much more leisurely about it. Her most frequent partner on the greens' Eastern states or cities—that he is Combine cranberry sauce, su- is Jane Wyman. generally correct with Midwestern lo- gar, salt, mince meat, lemon cations—and that the Western states They don't care much for night juice and flour. Line nine-inch are the toughest to name accurately. pie pan with pastry, fill with clubs, but they will usually attend "People who live in California now," fruit mixture. the opening of a new act at Ciro's, the Mocambo or the other clubs that Harry said. "are seldom native Cali- Arrange narrow strips of pas- feature top-flight shows. They dress fornians. They don't lose the peculiari- try across top of pie in lattice informally. Benny says he gave up ties of speech that identify them with fashion. Press ends of strips white tie and tails when he left a different state." firmly to edge of bottom crust. vaudeville. Their companions on these Boston and Brooklyn are the two Bake at 450 degrees for ten min- infrequent night-club excursions cities easiest of all to spot, he claims. utes, reduce heat to 350 degrees, usually are Bob Taylor and Barbara He sometimes has trouble with people bake for about twenty-five more Stanwyck. from Oklahoma and Texas, though. minutes. Other comedians love to have Benny Residents of those two states sound Note: If Radio-Television Life read- in the audience. He laughs loud and so much alike, he said, it's difficult to ers have household or cookery prob- determine which is their home state. lems, call Norma Young, between hours applauds hard, doesn't look upon a.m. and 4 p.m., HUdson 2-2133. them as rivals. If they're good, he Bet Texans won't like this. enjoys it arid lets them know it. Page Nineteen

WorldRadioHistory NOVEMBER 10, 1950 RADIO-TELEVISION LIFE zaeo pioteceed 4ex.see044-wegencenteme-g.9-A0.4-gentevdex.0% DON LEE cement at Grauman's Chinese Theater, TIME CHANGES tilmland commentator Tusher will cap- ture the star's attitude on such an oc- FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 10—"MGM Theater." KFI, 9:30 p.m. (30 min.). Formerly heard casion. An ad-lib interview with David dial lines Sunday, 7:30 p.m., same station. Brian will also take place. SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 12—"NBC Theater," Comedy KFI, 7:30 p.m. (30 min.). Formerly one. hour show, 7:00 p.m. Thursday. SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 12 — Bergen. McCarthy, KNX, 5:00 p.m. (30 mill.). Charlie and guest Van Heflin become starving young artists in the Latin quarter WHAT'S BACK of Paris on tonight's show. Music * * SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 11—"Metropoll- tan Opera Matinee," KECA, 11:00 a.m. (to concl.). Met performances return for Eye and Ear Inspire TELLO- the fall season with Verdi's opera "Don (Continued From Page 16) Carlo." Cast includes Jussi I3Joerling, Rob- ert Merrill, Jerome Hines and Fedora run entirely by mail, and we have Barbieri (debut). Fritz Stiedry conducts. nearly one thousand members in all TEST TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 14—"Met Audi. parts of the world. Each fan-club tions," KECA, 7:30 p.m. (30 min.). Met baritone Lawrence Tibbett again hosts member receives the "Lord Blears Fan famous auditions series. Club News" and a wrestling magazine Presented by Colgate- in their mail each month. Anyone that would like more information on how WHAT'S PLAYING to join our club may drop us a card Palmolive-Peet with his name and address. Sports SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 11— Football, KHJ, 1:45 p.m. (to concl.). California George Haslam, 11123 Condon Avenue, EVERY WEEKDAY clashes with UCLA. Inglewood, Calif. Drama The story you did on Joe Graydon 10:15 to 10:30 A.M. FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 10—"Escape," KNX, 9:00 p.m. (30 min.). Presents a two.part was great, and I wish you would do Tello-Test is one of radio's oldest adaptation of George Stewart's "Earth another story on Joe in the not too and best quiz shows. Popular Abides," epic adventure of a scientist who distant future. As many others have Mel Venter emcees the program, finds himself virtually alone on a suddenly said, Joe is tops, and I never miss brought to West Coast listeners depopulated continent, tonight and next Friday night. him on television. I would like to see Monday through Friday by SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 12—"MGM Thea- Joe grace the cover of your excellent Colgate-Palmolive-Peet. ter," KFI, 1:00 p.m. (1 hr.). Raymond magazine. You have had almost every- Massey stars as "William Tell." one on the cover, so what about our MONDAY, NOVEMBER 13—"Lux Theater," Joe? YOU WIN ALL KNX, 6:00 p.m. (1 hr.). Betty Grable and Victor Mature star in "Wabash Avenue." Have you any plans on doing a THE MONEY THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 16—"Suspense," story on Betty White? I wish you KNX, 6:00 p.m. (30 min.). Cary Grant would do an article on Betty. I do Tello-Test is one of the few emotes in "On a Country Road." not think you have done one, or have radio shows on which home THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 16 — "Screen you? We would love to learn a little Guild," KECA, 7:00 P.m hr.). "Romance listeners get all the prizes. Tel- of Rosy Ridge" is dramatized with stars more about bur favorite television ac- Test gives cash jackpot to any- Van Johnson and Janet Leigh. tress, so how about a nice big article one who answers the day's Music on her? question correctly. All you have Request noted. to do is answer the phone and MONDAY, NOVEMBER 13—"Railroad Hour," KFI, 8:30 p.m. (30 min.). Dorothy give Mel Venter the right WarenskJold Joins Gordon MacRae in answer. "Orange Blossoms." L L. Miller, Lake Arrowhead, Calif. Juvenile It's Telle-Test So W. Duncan thinks "We Take Your SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 11—"Let's Pre- Word" isn't a lift of "Noah Webster tend," KNX, 8:05 a.m. (25 min.). Fantasy for cash of "The Six Swans" will be told today. Says." When I tuned in the show, I could scarcely hear the broadcast due at 10:15 A.M. Discussion to outraged clamoring of a room full Monday through SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 12 — "Invitation to of people who all agreed on one thing: Learning," KNX, 8:35 a.m. (25 min.). Don Friday Marquis's humorous saga of a literary "Haven's brain child has been kid- cockroach and his sweetheart cat, "Archy napped!" But Duncan says differently and Mehitabel," will be perused by Al The oracle has spoken, therefore it Capp and John Mason Brown with chair- must be so! man Lyman Bryson.

KHJ dial 930 Mrs. Werner Huthsing, 2317 Siwanoy, WHO'S GUESTING Alhambra, Calif. Music At a poetry meeting the other eve- MONDAY, NOVEMBER 13 —"Telephone ning I heard rumors that Sandie and dial 610 KFRC Hour," KFI, 9:00 p.m. (30 min.), Young American pianist Leonard Pennario high- Patrick Welles have adapted their AND OCHER STAT.IONS, e lights the "Hour" with Liszt's "Hun- clever poetry program "Love's Note- garian Rhapsody No. 12." ON book" for television. I certainly hope Commentary so, as they are greatly missed by all their fans. MUTUAL-DON LEE SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 12—"William Tusher in Hollywood," KECA, 7:15 p.m. (15 min.). Yo rumor has been heard as to a video While Bette Davis sticks her foot in the show for the Welleses. However, it's a marvelous idea for their delightful poetry Page Twenty show.

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T IS CERTAINLY INTEREST- star on "Pulitzer Prize Playhouse" ING to note the TV advertising early in Decembet, doing "Our Town." By ANDY MANSFIELD cropping up on the heels of "Mr. President" weter, Jean Holloway, the FCC permissive ruling al- is doing the adáptatiori for video. •.›.(Hear Andy and Virginia, KMPC, lowing CBS to proceed on Jean's TV show, -1`The net Hundred Monday-Friday, 6:00-7:00 a.m.) November 20 with color tele- Years," is just ;bout cast and this casting of its mechanical disc system. --next week will sé4 the exodus of Dan Tobin, Robert Armstrong. and the BEST DISCS OF THE WEEK: "Stan I WAS STOPPED COLD BY a page others to New York, where the pro- ad declaring that "Color .... Color . . Kenton Presents:" (Capitol Alb.), gram is to be done five days a week: Color .. . Is -Here with Ti!" Armstrong All-Stars" (Decca LP), Main problem of those going is Now really! Let's be fair- about it. "where Can we stay the they take "Glen Gray Souvenirs" (Coral LP), Color with anybody's set IS NOT dogs?" Jean, who has a N.Y. apart- Doris Day's "David's Psalm" (Colum- HERE. Not until some TV station ment -is just about the only one who bia). starts telecasting it, and right now the * * * only station likely to do it is the CBS- doesn't havé to worry about where to owned TV outlet in New York. And put her cocker, puddin', and Sealy- G rge Cates Orch. (Coral) has a ham, Clouds. Between writing scripts, it is not going to switch from black very listenable addition to the chilly- she is turning her spare (?) ,time to weat er catalog in "The Winter and white to color, quick like a bunny, believe me, or it will have practically collecting a devastating wardrobe for Walt ," adapted f rom yesterday's no one looking at its shows. Because, her sylphlike new figure. Marguerite 'Ska ers' Waltz"; arrangement is full, as we explained before, to receive this Dexter has done Jean's wonderful well balanced and features The Mello- CBS color, even in black and white, a suits and dresses. men on the vocal.... Patti Page (Mer- set owner has to purchase and install FOR YOUR INFO., MARGARET TRU- cury sings bbth melody and harmony an adapter, and Idon't imagine there MAN, whom we'll see herç this week in a duplicate recording of the folksy is a terrific backlog of these floating on "Toast of the Town," racked up a "Ten essee Waltz," backed with a sock around the country as yet. I'm going to 48.4 rating on her TV debut in, the versI n of "Boogie Woogie Santa relax and refuse to rush into anything East. Wonder what she'd rate if she Clau " for fine contrast. . .. Louis on the spur of the moment. When a weren't the prez's offspring? A tiong (Decca), with a fine assist local outlet gets on the beam with fro Sy Oliver's Chorus and rhythm, three or four hours of color telecasting give forth in the true Satchmo tradi- daily, I think it will still be plenty of time to order my color TV. tion on a pair of modern rhythm spiri uals, "Sit Down, You're Rocking LOUISE ERICKSON IS IN New York the oat" and "That's What the Man scouting TV appearances. Have often Said" with the latter having the edge wondered why she had never clicked in aterial and better commercial in pix. Now I hear she has a film coming out soon. Ted de Corsi« left poss bilities. ... Dottie O'Brien (Capi- after last Sunday's' "Mr. President" tol) with Dave Cavanaugh's Music HOLLYWOOD STUDIO PARTY, KTTV, session for Folsom, where he will work sho s off to good advantage on the Channel 11, 1:30 p.m. Monday through Fri- on a picture. Ezell. Poule, who makes day—Each week home viewers and studio indi o-tempo'd "Trombone Blues," but a living by screaming whenever a audience members vie for the title of it w s the old Clyde McCoy sizzler of "Traveler of the Week" by completing the script requires an ear-splitter, is read- sentence "I want to ny to Chicago (or New yest rday; "Tear It Down," that ing Shakespeare to vets at Sawtelle. York) because . . ." Midnight of Friday cinc ed the deal for this gal who re- Dix Davis is getting ready to go closes the preceding week's contest, winner is announced the following Wednesday. Send fuse to be typed in her song-styling. abroad for the State .Department. entries to Trans-America Airlines, KTTV, .. . Joyce Indig (Mercury) is new to Meredith Willson writes from New Hollywood 28, Calif. disc ,having arrived via the TV route, York: "A week from tonight we open, but he does a swell bit of warbling on which is a good trick (just to open) in * * • • "Cro s My Heart" and "The Black this mad lunatic twentieth century Rose," especially the latter in gypsy version of the gold rush." What a JOE ADAMS COVERS COAST mood. . . Kay Brown is another on picturesque way to describe - the fren- Mercury who does a neat bit of song- zied activity in New York! Meredith is "Mayor of Melody" Joe Adams will selling on the current "Oh, Babe" and doing the music on the new NBC Sun- soon be heard througnout the Pacific "Baby Me." Both are strictly rhythm day block-buster, variously called the Coast with his record show. The KOWL ninety-minute "Dream Show" and disc jockey will begin a new program tunes with the accent on "Babe." .. . "The Big Show." Tommy Cook dropped Monday through Saturday from 11:00 Harry James Orch. (Columbia) dug by the office to say hello and that he p.m. to midnight on KWBR, San Fran- dee in the archives for "Circus Days," was hankering for radi it again. cisco, and on December 1 a show from and with sawdust flavor jumps from They've kept him mighty busy in pic- five to six p.m. over San Diego's KSDO. an ld circus gallop in a bright two tures the last couple of years, but the He is also considering a daily show sma k dab ifi a boogie version instru- mike is Tommy's first love. over a Seattle station, which will men al for a fine discing. Reverse is BITTERSWEET ASIDE: Some of our cover the Vancouyer market. ano er goodie. "Lullaby in Boogie." showfolk, in their overzealous urge to The new programs will be taped ... ay Star (Capitol) does a bang-up pay tribute to Al Jolson, slapped stuff from Adams's home station. KOWL, job on the sentimental "Christopher on the air and TV tubes that displayed Santa Monica, utilizing -interviews Rob n Is Saying His Prayers," while .poor taste rather than fine tribute to with name personalities and 'new rec- the backstop, "The Man With the a great entertainer. Kudos to Bing ord releases. Each show. yill be in- Bag," leaves much to be desired as Crosby, who decided to wait with his dividually taped for the locality. This top Christmas material.... Nat "King" Jolson program until he could •shape will mark the first- time fife the en- Cole (Capitol) has a double goodie in up something which we presume will tire Pacific Coast Negro market has the ovely ballad, "Time Out for Tears" have both the good taste and the dig- been blanketed by-an individual disc and the swingy "Get to Gettin" on nity befitting such a gesture. jockey. . . the flipover, with "Tears" looking to Pigs Twenty-one be . e stronger of the two.... A.M. EDWARD ARNOLD IS GOING TO

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KGB—Frank KFI, FIFSD—Quiz Kids. KILT, KGB—Juvenile Jury. 8:30—KECA—Flying Feet. and Ernest. KNX—Fniversity Explorer. KFI—Christian Science. KNX—New York SUNDAY KEIJ, KGB—Chamber Musk. Philharmonic. TICBQ—First Presbyterian. *KNX—News. KALI—Baptist Church. KFWB—Peter Potter. Now KALI—Calvary Rapt. Church. HOER—Word of Truth. KCBQ—On the Human Side. KECA KCBQ—S. W. Baptist Church. KFAC—Flrst Methodist Church ROIL—Tunes and Topics. KFAG--Organ Recital. KFOX—Presbyterian Church. HOWL—Hungarian Hour. 2:00 P.M. IDFOX—Morning Chapel. HERD—Sunday on Ranch. KFSD—Ratner Recommends. and KFSD—Land of the Free. REVD--Hollywood First KV0E--Family Concert. H. M. S. Richards. KFINE--tnion Rescue Mission Baptist Church. KWKW—Classical Hour. Speaker KGER—Bible Treasury. — — Parade. KHJ KFWB—Peter Potter. 12 :45 KNX Melody KING'S HERALDS KFVD—Piano Parade. ROIL—Alexander St. Church. HOER—Open Door Church. QUARTET 9:30 A.M. *IIGIL—News. KMEC—Challenge to Youth. KGFJ—Sunday Showcase. KWKW—Romano Smeraldo. 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KGER—Long Beach Band. KFOX—Popular Melodies. KGFJ—Anybody's Bit Parade. KFSD--Allan Roth. 11:00--Catholic Hour, EFL ROIL—Melody Time. KECA. *WA'VD-News and Music. 11:30—National Vespers, *KLAC—News; Harry Martin. 12:00—Hour of Faith, KECA. Mystery-Detective Fnion Rescue Mission KMPC—Football: L.A. 'Rants 1:00—Old Fashioned Revival, FEV113---Assembly of God. 1:30—Wm. Gargan. KELL vs. Green Bay Packer. RECA. R OIL—Organ Reveries. 2:00—The Falcon, KFI. HOWL—Catholic Holy Hour. *KLAC—News. 2:30—Charlie Wild, TEFL Co KPPC—Afternoon Concert. TIMPC--Tteligious News medy-Variety 3:30—Nick Carter, KILT. REED—Sunday on Ranch. Reporter. 4:30—Peter Salem, KW/ 1:30—Godfrey's Digest, TEN-X. BUTE—Amazing Grace. HOWL—Concordia Lutheran. 3:30—Memo From Molly, ILXX. 7:30—The Whistler. ENE. KXLA—Challenge to Youth. KPPC—Prelude to Worship. 4:00—Jack Benny. KNX. 10:30—The Saint, Kn. 2:15—KALI—Songs of France. HERD—Sunday Serenade. 4:00—The Big Show, EFT. *KFMB—News. KWIK—Rev. 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KEVD-Cofiee Time. BALI-Batik Hernandeg Show Cliff I. Stone Eddie Kirk KN1.A-Ole Rasmus:6cm KCISQ-Take It Easy. Kt: Elt-1 Me,of titian. Herman the Hermit 12:45-KFI. HI-SD-Right to IIGEJ-Mplody 'rime. KEA('-Song Recital. Bucky Tibbs Speedy West Happiness. KMP('- KUM, Mulholland. KFON-Mueic. SHJ-Iihne Ruse Show. HOWL-Precious Memories. KESD-Break the Bank. Tennessee Ernie *KFAC-News. IC WKW- Nazarene ('hurch. KEWB-Showlime. Top Western Talent KMPC-Iteligious Science Inst. KXLA-Haven of Rest. KGB-Dedicated to You. KXLA 11:30-12:30 KWKW-Sports: Merle. :33---E RKI)-1) Ivleland. KGER-Helen Markham. 111:55*KHJ. KNX-News. 8:45-KEI-Meyers Goes Gi Market, *Ktill. Mon. Thru Fri. KGFJ-Sports Flash. II X -Roseate ry. KR1i1.1.-Swing Time. *KWIK-News. lllll ines World. KWIK-Belle Martell. -ICKCA-Irit Cook. KVS'KW-Htira de i.e. Angeles RN:LA-Hometown Jamboree. KEAC-Cnify. Kfl. KESD--Backstage Wife 10:35-KtilL-Mid mine Melodies. 11 :35-KFO llll ie KIND-Mick Raker Show. KHJ. KFX.M. KGB. KVOK- IND-News. 10:45-KEI-Life Can Be Beautiful. 11 :45-KECA-Ira Cook. Jack Kirkwood Show. filiElt-Itible Treasury Hour. KHJ-( 'anneal Castilian, Slimy KNN-The Brighter Day. KNX, KCISQ-Nona From litiEl-Busiursot Reporter. KN%-listiding Light. KCISQ-lizetla Jewel. Nowhere. ilEMB-Jan (Surber. Ktill.-On Parade. KGER-Res. 1.* Roy Kopp. KALI-Klub KALL KLAC-Itacing Nests. KI116.11-51lidnight Miselon. KEW-Serenade. K NEW-% oh, of China. AXLA-Westerts Music. KGER-Prophecy Speaks. KIFON-Tetas 'Huy. KGEI-Itemember Romany. 9-HECA, KEVIN-Johnny Olsen's 10:55-KEE'A. KFMR-Betty Crocker. KFVD-Shoppins Highlights. *KHJ. KW1K-News. *Kt:IL-News. KIEWIN--Bill Anson. Iuncheon (lob. MOW 1.-Beituty Consultant. Magazine of tile Air. INGER-Peler Slack. Organ. *EFL KM1D, KLAC, KWHI- KRKD-sweet Pops. 111.F.1-Sporte Flash. KGEJ-123o Club. News. 11 :55-KG EJ-Sporte flash. *KHJ-Kate Smith Speaks. -KECA. KEVIN-Betty Crocker. KiilL-Weeley Tuttle. KNX-Wendy Warren. 11 K Fl KFSD-Double or * KISCA-News. Hank Weaver. KIEV-Strictly Instrumental. KALI-Snanish H Hour. Nothing. 12 KEI-Farm Reporter. *KLAC-News. FrAe-Platto Parude. KMP1'-Califurnia Carousel. IRMIN-Pentecostal Church. KOWL-Joe Adams Show. FEVIrt--I'offee Time. • KRKD-Polka Time. Krws-i.. A. Rreakiast Club. KW1K-Afternoun Serenade. E(iER-U.S. Story. wieNammgmaga KWKW-Bill Garr Show. Il l. FI-Dienhled Veterans. IHNLA-Weetern Hits. Kt.11.-Morning Varieties. RADIO 1:15-KFL MESH-Stella Dallas. KIFS -Records with Raisin. KNX. KCHQ-1111111tou House. RMP('-ltose Mulholland. RAIJ-Here's to Veterans. ItOWL-American-Jewish Hr. Morning Programs Appear in Lightface Type: Afternoon and KEA('-Success Story. Wg1 )-Sarehrogh Serenade. Evening Programs in Boldface. KI.AC-570 Club. AVOE.--Cluli Varlet). KWKW-Racee and Sports. RWKW-Tony Sein. KNI.A-Datiti Glifillan. Nothin Ranch. Comedy-Variety ill ystery-Detective 1:15-KGF.)--Soorts Flash. 9:05-11.11-redies Dot% 1:30-KFL KFSD-torenzo Jones. 5:15-fifl. KFSD-Dial Dave 3:00-Arthur Godfrey, KNX. 1:00-John Steele, KHJ. KM-Women Are Wonderful. 6t.rruwae. 6:00-Huneet Harold. KNX. 1:30-Richard Diamond. KFI. KNX-Housiewicee Protectlt e KILL 1FCENM. KGB- 6:341-Halle of Ivy. EFL 8:1)0-Detour. KECA. League. Garden (Midi». 8:30-Great Gildersleete. KFI. Coameleon, KNX. KA1.1-Public Interest. 11N"(. !WHO-Aunt Jenny. 9:30-Lawrence Welk Show. 9:311-Mr. D. A., KFI. KCISQ-Treatury Bandstand. /Cc(IN-Honte Missionary. KECA. 9:30-1Loternational Airport. KHJ KFAC-Matinee. *KEVD-News. 10:90-1 Love a Mystery. KILL KEY D-For Westerners Only. RIM:It-Fred Meriesky. *KFW1S-News. KOFJ-Airotoriale. Quiz, ParticiPation KGER-Clark Spark. Show. stt¡ss,-Itoilails Mr You. Klir.11-Armchair Conceit. 7:00-Welcome to Hollywood. Irlf.Ar-Rill Stewart. Public Interest- Kt:IL-Homemakers. gw1R-t .trin interim>. ECA. 8:00-McNeIll Bktst. Club. KECA Information KIN-S-Retswds with Raisin. Hnte-Hawb. e. KA:LA-Western MUSIC. 8:30-Grand Slam. KNX. as a Flash. 1:45-KFPA-Francee Scully. 11:00-Double or Nothing. Kn. 12:00-Farm Reporter. KM. ns-l-Lotties• flay. 8:30-Answer Man. KF1J. Kn. KESD-Widder Brown. ITH 1-Noems Young. 11:30-Queen for a Day. KHJ. RAL1-Roy I.orKins Show. Sr«. 1(11111-Helen Trent. 12:311-Art Linkletter, KNN. *KilF.R-Netcs Commentary. 2:00-Surprise Package, KECA. Preir•-.%i•erisi on string's. KICLA-Westerst Roundup. StEMIR-Stisset and Vine. 3:110-Welcome Travelers, KFI. Sports 1.55-KGF.1-Sports Flash. KEON-Coll Gospel. 1:30-Dr. I. Q., KECA. ol-KECA-Sturprise Package. 8:110-Name That Song. KBJ. gr.ZP-•-lt ** a G110.1 Idea. 8:45-P.acing News, FLAC. als KESD-When a Girl IfFWB-DattP Ormont. 9:110-Grouch° Marx. KE1. 9:U-Racing. KGFJ. Mirriett. Irtat-MollY NIMMe• 5:15-Tom Hamm, KNX. *KM.). KNX-News. FGER-tiod's Half Hour. Drama 5:30-Sports Dial. HIRED. R 41.1-Roe lorries Show. INS.C1-Rartor News. 5:45-Race Recap. KGF.I. Kfillt-At Home With the 6:00-Proudly We Hall, KFI. 5:45-Race Results. HEED. masons. 1:00-The Big Story. &F). 5:45-Sam Baiter, KLAC. HARLEMATINEE 1r1EV-roffee Time. 8:30-Family Theatre. KHI. 8:15-Lippy Duckat, KWIK. irsi PV-Chef 8:30-Dr. Christian. IL«. 6:15-Bob Kelley. KMPC. WITH HUNTER HANCOCK Eowy,...-Studin Celebrity Party (:30-Joe. Hernandez. OLVAPC. Now 2:00-3:30 P.M. NWISC-What's the Answer? Comment-Narration 1RWIKW-110o flub. Mon. thru Sat. 1(1111Q-11nr Gal Sunday 9:0U-Kate Smith. KB.). FCESH-eall for Music. 1:30-1Iousewites' League, KNX. Popular-Western Music 19=11). KRKI1-News. 4:041-Art Baker. KECA. 4:110-Curt Massey, KNX. sy.-With Melody in Mind. 4:311-Barritt Wheeler, HE'. 8:15-D. Shore and J. Smith, 9:50-gFr-An Around Town. 4:30-Behind the Story, KBJ. USX.

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WorldRadioHistory RADIO TELEVISION LIFE WEDNESDAY RADIO LOGS ICCBQ-Chicagoans. KLAC-Bill Stewart. KRKD-Dr. Joseph Murphy. KFOX-Barn Dance. KFAC-Composers' Corner, KMPC-Safety Rangers. KXLA-Western Music. KER--Conce . KFOX-Texas Tiny. HOWL-Italian Hour. 8:55*KHJ, KFM111, KGB, KVOE- KWIK-U.N. Today. KFWB-Bill Anson. KRED-Waltzes. Bill Henry. 9:30-KECA-Lawrenre Welk Show. KGER-Long Beach Band. 4:25-KGFJ-Sports Flash. -KECA, KFMB-Lone Ranger. KFI, KFSD-Mr. Dist. Atty. KGFJ-Meet the Band. 4:3u-KECA-Play It Again. 7 KFT-The Big Story. KILL KFX-M, 11'4'0E- KGIL-Homemakers Matinee. KFI-Burritt Wheeler. KILL KFIM, KGB-John International Airport. KIEV-Records with Raisin. *KHJ. KGB, KT OE-Behind Steele. KNX-Beulah. *KLAC-News. Sports. the Story. KNX, HCBQ-Fights. 11F:118-Lionel Barryrnore. *KMPC-News: Carousel. *KFMB, KEND-News. KFAC-Twilight Hour. KFOX-Gene James. HOWL-Joe Adams Show. *KFWB-News: Red Howe. KFOX-Music. HFSG-Missionary News. KRED-1... A. Fire Dept. KGFJ-Record Review. ICFSD-Big Story. 11GB-New Frontier. KWIK,-Afternoon Serenade. KMPC-Romance and Rhythm. KFTVIY-America Dances. HOER-Rev. L. C. Page. KWK"-Out of Storybook. KRKD-Sweet Songs. KGER-Family Bible Hour. KGFJ-Platter Party. KXLA Western Mush.. RWKW-Bill Sampson Show. KGFJ-Musical Digest. KGIL-Musical Memories. 2:05--KNX International Dise KXLA-Songs of the Old West *ROIL, TIRED, KXLA-News. HPPC-Journeys Into Jockey. 4:45*HECA-Elmer Dal is. *KLAC-News; Harry Martin. Adventure. 2:10-KLAC TO Club. *KHJ, KtiB-News, Sam Hayes KMPC-Musical Memories. KWIK-Sam's Show. 2:15-KFI, FD-PortiaS Faces KNX-Harry Babbitt. KPPC-Pasadena Musicians. *KWKW-Newo. Life. *KCBQ-Local News. HVOE-Let's Visit, Ladies. 9:45-KNX-Club 15. ICHJ tub 930. *KFSD-H. V. Kaltenborn. *KWIK-Frank Edwards. News KFMB--Bing Crosby. KR Veterans' KIAC-Racing Roundup. KWKW-Hoyos Hour. KFOX-Radio Club. Adm nistration. *KRKD-News. :15-KFOX-Evening Melodies. *KFWB-News. KXLA ontinental Serenade. 4:55-KGER. KGFJ-Sports. KGIL-Songs by Crosby. KFSG-gongs in the Night. 2:25-KGFJ ..ports Flash. e*ILE:CA, KFVD, KWKW-News IIPPC-Organ Recital. KWEW-Symphonic Music. 2:30-KECA KFMB-Chauce of a KRKO-Strolling Tom. 9:55*KHJ. KFXM. Life me. 121*KFI-Feature Wire. KI4J. KFX311, KGB. EVOE- ICV0E-Candielight and Silver e*ICECA, KFTIB-News, Gamed. KFI. FSD-Jut Plain Bill. KV1TK-Johnson Family. *KFV News. Mark Trail. aV*11F1. KIESD-Richfield *KNX, KCBQ-News, Marrow. !MLA-Western Music. *ICINV News; Rill Anson. Reporter. KFAC-Sunset Serenade. 7:30-KECA. KFMB-Dr. I. Q. RM. KFX31, KGB-I Love EWER arden School. HFSD-Richard KGFJ Variety on Piano. KFMB-Jimmy Wakeiy Show. a Mystery. KFOX-Sunshine Mission. Diamond. FWD Variations in Rhythm. *KNX, KCBQ-10 o'Clock Wire. KILL KFX-M, KGB, KVOE- *KR News; Tops in Pops. KFSD-Prelude to Evening. KFAC-Musiral Crossroads. KFWB-Red Rowe. Cisco Kid. 2:40-KGER Long Beach Band. KFOX-Musical Merry-Go- KGER-Mancho 1390. KNX. HCBQ-Orchestra. Round. 2:15-111FI, Ff4D-Front-Page KFAC-Echoes and Encores. F KGFJ-Jive at 5. KIND-Spade Cooley Time. KGIL-Children's Corner. KFOX-Meet the Band. KFWB-Gene Norman Show. KNX eddy Martin. KFWB-Music. KALI-Fantasias Musicales. KIEV-Sam's Show. TIGER-When Day Is Done. *KLAC-Fred Henry Reports. KGER-Rev. Al Harlan. KGFJ-Platter Party. KGFJ-Western Roundup. KOIL-Managing Editor. KXLA-Frank Simon. *KMPC-News; Bill Ewing. KGIL-Ten °Tier* Curtain. KRILL:I-Songs of the Saddle. KMPC-Top Ten lunes. KMPC-Leisure Time. 2:56*KECA-White House Report. KPPC-20th Century Poetry. KGFJ-Sports Flash. *KWIK-News; Joe Thompson. KV0E-Dise 'n' Chat. KXLA-Western Music. KRICII-Dr. Richardson. KWIK-Slam's Show. -KECA-.-Today in Hollywood. 5:15-KEC.A-Happy Theater. KIVIK-Lou Nova. *IC XIA-News. 3 KFI, eirome *KFI-News. KWKW-Betz Spanish 10:15--KIXCA.-Dr. Frederick Bailee. KNX-Tom Harmon. Program. *1111-H. V. Kaltenborn. KHJ lub 930. *ICGER-World News. KXLA-Oie Rasmussen. *End. KGB-Frank F.dwards. KNX. CBQ-Arthur Godfrey. KGFJ-Pianists of the Future 7:45*K1FOX, KWIK-News. WN X-Bob Elson., KALI-Fantasias Musicales. KLAC-Bill tSewart. KFFIG-Church Service. KCBO-Cote Glee Club. KFAC-World of Opera. *KMPC-Raymond Gram Swing KFWB-Rosary Hour. KIIIIB--Gene Norman Show. KFOX-Star Dust. KWKW-Today at the Races. KPPC-Dr. Merle Tabor. FFRD--Organ Moods. KFWB-Peter Potter. KX1.4-01e Rasmussen. 5:30-K EVA. KFMB-Black Hawk. KFMG-Rev. fs. T. James. 0-KECA, KFMB-Detour. *EGER-News; Fiesta Grande. KFI-Cass Cugat. K XLA-Western Music. KGFJ--.-Record Jackpot. K. KFSD-One Man's KHJ. KFIXIM, KGB, ATOE- 10:30*KF:e.A-Inhn R. Kennedy. "[GIL-Encore Time. Challenge of the Yukon. Family. KIEV--.Freddy Martin. *KFI-Virgil Pinkley. *KNX. KCBQ-Chet Huntley. KHJ. KIPXM. KGB, KVOF.- *KLAC. KNIPC. SWOT, KXLA Name That Song. KHJ-Lonesome Gal. KFAC-Whoa Bill Club. KNX-Starlight Salute. -News. *HI«. KCBQ-News, Lowell *KFOX. KttFJ . Kt:IL-News. KIIISID-Concert Hall. KOWLi-Joe Adams Show. Thomas. KRKD-Tops in Pops. HFSD-Ken BoJens. Sports. KFAC-Evening Concert. KGR-Smoke Rings. KGER-Stamps Quartet. KGER-Musie as Von Like It. *KWK -News. KFOX-Americans Speak Up. KMPC-All-Time Hits. EDIL-Tipa for Listening. 3:05*HECA Today's World. KIM-I-Church Service. KRICD-Sports Dial. KMPC Magic of Melody. EMIT-Music. KWICW-Symphonle KVIEW-Romano Spanish Hr. 10:35-KErA-Symnhonette. KWIK A. Don Miller Show. HOER-Bible Treasury. 5:15-EGGIL-Tops in Pops. 10:45-KFI-Kay Ryser Show. KWK -Pops in Resiew. 5:45*K11, ICFSD-Elmer Peterson. *ICOFJ, KMPC-News. 3:15-HECA Peace of Mind. ICFSG-Song Time. *KNX, KCI3Q-News, Goss. /WM-Welkin Charlie. KFOX Here's to Vets. -11ECA--Cinegrill Room Ore. KFO-YourX Fishcaster. *KLAC-News; Garry Goodwin. KGB- usical Scoreboard. HOWL-Joe Adams Show. 11 *NFL KVVKW-News. *KG'ewe. KGER-Gospel Friends. KHJ-Artitur Van On*. KGFJ-Race Recap. KPPC-Dr. Merle Tabor. KLAC Don Otis Show. *KNX-News. Larry Thor. KGII.,-Help Wanted. liCIVIK-Burbank Theater Guild KXLA Music Mountaiu. KFAC-Musical Crossroads. KLAC-Sam Baiter. Sports. WWKW-Broadway Melodies. 3:25-KGF Sports Flash. EFWB-Gene Norman KTIPC-Top Tunes. KXLA-Western Musk. 3:36-KECA Rudy V allee Show. 8:15*WFT. ICFSD-World News. Show. KFI, ..D-Aunt Mary. BRED-Race Results. KFOX-Music. 5:55-HECA-Falstaff's Fabulous KNX-Jack Smith and Dinah KFAC Lyrics in Chorus. HFSG-Commissary of the Fables. Shore. .11FOX Music. Air. *KNX-News. KFOX-Music. *KFW News; Peter Potter. KFWB-Guest Star. BFVD--Spade f'ooley Time, KGER Rancho 1390. *KECA-Edwin C. Hill. HOER-Hebrew Christian. KGB-Smoke Mince. KG ance Matinee. 6 KFI-Proudly We Hall. *KGFJ-News. Aserill Berman. KC:ER-Spirituals. KIEV ate With Allin Slate. *KHJ. KFX1111. KGB-Gabriel IMPC-Illarhershon Harmonies KGFJ-.Spotlight Parade. KOW 'hire's Swingtime. Heatter. RN-La-Western Music. ROIL-Juke Box Review. *KRIM News; Tops in Pups. KNX. KCBQ-Honest Harold. 8:30-HECA. WFMR-Rob Barkley. ELM'-Don Otis. KWIC Foothill eFaturee. *KFOX. KIEV, KLAC. KWIK Undercover Agent. KMPC-Palladium Party. 3:45-KFI. D-We Live and -News. KFT. EFSD-Great Gilder- KV0E-1 Love • Mystery. Lea KFAC-Preiude to Evening. sleeve. KWIK-Hank Hope Show. ICH.1- pan Looks at H'wood. ICI-SID-Hollywood Open House KILL EFVM. KGB. KVITE- KWICW-Let's Dance. KALI 'oice of So. America. *ICFWIS-Clete Roberts. News. Family Theater. K XLA-Western Music. *KFAC News. KGER-American Soul Clinic. XXX. ECHO-Dr. Christian. I1;10.-KNX-Spurts. KFTI Ted Maolne. KGFJ-Request Performance. KFOX-1. R. Town Forum. 11:15-KF.CA-Casino Room Ora. KFOX. KFVD-Old-Age TWILL-Easy Listening. *KFWII-News. K1FI-Johnny Murray. Penile/rms. *KIMPC-Norman Nesbitt, News HOER-Mush, Hall. KNX-Merry-fro-Round. "COIL-Dance Matinee. EKED-Variety Time. IgnF.1-Toclity's Hits. KFOX-Music of the Masters. 3:53*KGER-News. KWKW-Itallan Hour. trraT.-Platter Parts. KFSD-Dance Oral. KGFJ-Sports Flash. KXLA-31usle. FruM-Parade of Hits. KFSG-Melody of lionth. A- HECA- Art Baker's Notebook. 11:05*KECA. KFMB--Headline WPM-Pasadena City College ETOE-John Steele, KFI, KFSD-This Woman's Edition. stwilr-Wl.ers the Answer? Adventurer. • Secret. KLAC-Ai Jarvis Ballroom. WWWW-Chuerb of Bell. KWKW-Lers Trance. *KHJ, KFX:11, KGB-Fulton 8:15*KF.CA-Main Street to Malibu IIIXT.A-Ole Rosmuesen. MN:LA-Carl Bailey and Alex Lewis. *KHJ. KGB-Mutual Newsreel. 8:45-vFWB-U.N. Today. Cooper. KNX. KCRQ-Curt Massey KFOX-Musir. +KG1-1.--News. 11:30-KECA-Beverly Hills Orch. Time. KFWB-Sports. KlPI-Bing Crosby Sings. KALI-Voice of South KGIL-Latin-Amerlean KH.11-Crowell'a. Nest. Rhythms. -KEIr KFMR-Manhattan America. Mahoralsh. KFOX-Hal's Memory ROOM. KFAIC-Musical Masterpieces. KNIPC-Bob Kelley. Sports. 9 KFSG-Starlight Journey. KWIK-1,Ippy Docket, Sports. «cf. WFW11-Geoorho Marx. TU70E-Quick as a Flash. KFXM. KGB. KVOE- TIGER-At the Ranrhhouse. *KFOX, KIEV- News. 8:20-KECA-Sports Review. News. Glenn Hardy. KGFJ-Manhattan Supper KlFWB-Peter Potter. 11:30-KECA-Waltin• for Wakely. KNX-Mr. fliameloon. Club. KGER-Rancho 1390. Kn. ICFSD-Halls of hy. RIPAr-Evening Concert. 11:45-KFI-U.S. Navy Recruiting. KGFJ-Record Review. K11.11, KGB-Answer Man. RFOX-skylite Jamboree. KNX-You and . . . KGIL-Western Trails. XXX. ICCRQ-Bing Crosby. WESG-DivIne 11:55*KG1F111. KMPC-News. *RI.AC-News. Sports. 'PAC-Musical Milestones. WFW11-Manrire Flirt. *KMPC-News. KFTIB-Inner Sanctum. IDIER-Ereeman Healing ERKI)-Spotlight on a Star. KFOX-Hal' s Memory Room. Campaign. !Mfg Hank Penny. KFVVB-America Dances. KGFJ-Today's Hits. *KWKW News; Rodeo Bill. KGER-Back to the Bible. vtATT-Innsiral Scrapbook. NEW NAME KXLA Music Mountain. NMI-Dinner Concert. *KrAf'-News- Garry Goodwin. 4:05-KMPC Bands and Ballads. !MM-Hollywood Park Races wMPI`-Paratle of Hits. Singing trio on CBS's 4:15-KFL K D-Dr. Paul. KWIK-Ameriran Jewish Hr. WPM-Club Time. "Music with the Hormel *KAU, KFXM. KGB. KVOE- KWKW-Hoyos Hour. *KRIM-News. Frank Hemingway. KXLA-Eddy Arnold Show. WWWW-Camons Party. Girls" has been named the KNX. 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WorldRadioHistory NOVEMBER 10, 1950 RADIO-TELEVISION LIFE RADIO PROGRAM FINDER Note: Programs marked with an asterisk (e) are of the contest, quiz, af offer tupe. *Indicates programs of news and commentation.

*Adams, Cedrle—...... KNX. 12:55 p.m. M-F Godfrey's Digest...--..ENX, 1:30 p.m. Su Christian Science Bin. 8:30 a.m. Su Adams, Joe - HOWL, 12 n. M -Sa Gospel Singer _...KHJ. 9:15 a.m. M,F Adlam. Buzz KECA, 6 p.m. Sa Church Federatlon.______KFAC, 8 a.m. M - --KM. 9:15 a.m. 51,F Adventures of Dr. Kildare___KFIG 9:30 p.m. Sa Church of the Air lisiX 7 a.m. Su *Goss, Frank . _.1412X, 7:30 a.m. M -Sa Agronsky, Martin KECA. 6 a.m. M -Sa Church in the Vale...... —IIECA, 7 a.m. Su .KNX. 5:45 p.m. M -sa Air Force Hour KHJ, 11:30 a.m. Sa Cisco Kid...... --KILL KGB. 7:38 p.m. M, W, F Graham, Vance.1CMPC, 9:30 a.m. Su Air-o-torial.-_.111GFJ, 9:15 a.m. M -Sa Grand Central StatIon --KHX, 9:30 a.m. Sa Album of Famtliar Music KF1, 6:30 p.m. Su City Reports KFI. 111:15 p.m. Su Grandpa 8 a.m. Su Aldrich Family KFI, 8:30 p.m. Th Cliche Club.. -_ KECA, 7:38 p.m. Su Grand Ole KFT1D. 7:30 P•oz. Sa All Around Town KFI. 9:50 a.m. M-F *Grand Slam__ _ _KNX. 8:30 a.m. M-F Allen, Irwin KLAC, 8:30 p.m. Su Club Fiftecn.------KNX. 9:45 p.m. M-F. Club 930 - ..KILI, 2:15 p.m. M-F Greatest Story Ever Told....KECA, 2:30 p.m. Su Allen. Steve__ ENE. 12:05 a.m. Tu -Su Club Time.... _.._...... _._KECA, 5:45 p.m. Sa Great Gildersieere_____- ¡CFI, 8:30 p.m. W America Dances KFWB, 6:30 p.m. M-F American Album — KFI, 11:30 a.m. Su Coffeee Time .EFI, 8 a.m. Tu,Th Guiding Light----KNX. 18:45 a.m. M-F American Farmer KECA. 4 p.m. Su Commander Scott_____ ...... KNX. 12:15 p.m. Su *Gump, Robert ...._ KFI, 9:30 p.m. Su Composers' Corner._---KFAC, 2 p.m. M -Sa American Legion KMPC. 9:30 p.m. Su *Considine, Bob._.---....---Kkl, 8:15 p.m. ba Hallmark Playhouse. KNX, 6:30 p.m. Ti. American Rhapsody KNX, 3 p.m. Su Contented Hour IKNX 7 p.m. Su Halls of Fry KFI, 6:30 p.m. W America Speaks I. p KMPC. 9 p.m. Su Cookite With Jazz KECA. 11 p.m. M Bals Memory Room_KFON, 6:30 p.m.. 11:30 Amos and Andy KNN, 4:30 p.m. Su Cook, Ira KECA. 11:45 a.m.. 1 p.m. M-F ..p.m. D Andy d Virginia._—KMPC. 6 a.m. M-F . .KECA 9 a.m. Sa Handbook of Life KHJ, 8 am. Sa Anson, Bill______ICFWB. 12 n. M -Sa Cooper, Alez.----KILLA. 11:30 p.m. M -Sa Happy a.m. M-F Answer Man .KHJ. 6:30 p.m. M-F Count of Monte Cristo .1811J, 8:30 p.m. Su Happy Theater-----XECA. 5:15 p.m. M-F Archie Andrews Kn. 8 a.m. Sa Counterspy KF1, 9:30 pan. Th Hardy Family.- _ .KFI, 6 p.m. Tit Arden, Ere. ¡CNN, 8 p.m. Su County Medical Assn, KFAC. 1 p.m. Tb *Hardy. 16 a.m.. 9 p.m. Su-F Armstrong of the SRI KECA, 7 p.m. Tu. (rime Does Not Pay HEIL 9:30 p.m. Sly Harmon, Tom ¡CNN, 5:15 p.m. M-F ...... -- ...... -- ...... ------...... 9:30 p•m . F Crime Is Your Problem___KFL 10:15 a.m. Su Harris, Phil KFI. 4:30 p.m. Su Army Air Force___-...-----KHJ, 6 pall. Sa Crocker. Betty ¡CECA 18.55 a.m. M-F Hart, Maurice KFWB, 11 a.m. M -Sa, 9 p.m. M-F Arnold, Edward ' KECA, 9 p.m. M Crosby, Bing __XXX, 6:30 p.m. W Flashicnife Hartley...... KHJ. 1 p.m. Su Are la Listening' .1[El 10:15 a.m. 11 -Th Crossroads._ .. —. _.KECA. 6:30 p.m. Su Are You From Dixie. KFI, lu a.m. Sa Haven of Rest.----EXLA, 8:30 a.m. 1/1.12,F Crowell, George KELL 2:15 p.m.. 11:30 p.m. 91-F WU 8.30 a.m. Tuab.Sa Art Baker'. Notebook 44FCA. 4 pan. M-F ...... -______...... MAU, 11 p.m. Th,Sa Hawaii Calls KELL 6:30 p.m. Sa Art of Living.______KFL '7:30 a.m. Su *Cunningham. Bill--EFIJ, 1.e:15 p.m. Mu Hawk, Bob liLsiX, 7:30 p.m. M Aunt Jenny__ ---XNX. 9:15 a.m. M-F *Hayes, ¡CFI. 7:45 a.m. M -Sa Aunt Mary.-___ AFL KFSD, 3:30 p.m. MF Darby, Raymond KFI 10.15 p.m. Sa *Hayes, Sam._KHJ, 4:45 p.m.. 6:45 p.m. M-9 Autry. Gene.. ._ -.... K NN. 8:30 p.m. Sa Davidson, Bill ¡CECA, 9 a.m. Su *Dais. Elmer._ ...... KECA. 4:45 p.m. 51-F Haymes, Dick KHJ. 10:30 am. M-F Babbitt. Harry______KNN. 7:45 a.m. M-F Day, Dennis KFI, 0:30 p.m. Sn *Headline Edition.___KECA, 6:05 p.m. M-F Baby Snooks. SF!. 5:30 p.m. Tu Dempsey-Tegeler Hour KMPC 10 a.m. Su *Meaner. Gabriel--._.KHJ, 6 p.m. M-F Bucketing. Wife KFI, 1 p.m. M-F Detour SECA. 8 p.m. W KHJ, 6:30 p.m. Su Back t4. God. MU 8 a.m. Su Dimension X. KFI, 12 n. Su Heidt, Horace _HEX. 8:30 p.m. Su Belles, Dr. Frederick-__KECA. 6:30 aan• M-E Dixon. Nancy. SILL 12:30 p.m. M-F *Hemingway, Frank.--_.KHJ, 4:15 p.m. M -Sa - 10:15 p.m. M-F Dollar a Minute ¡CNN, 7:30 p.m. Tu KHJ. 7 a.m. M -Sa Halter. Sam .. .._... _KLAC. 5:45 a.m. M -Sa Dollars and Sense KHJ, 5:55 p.m. Tu.Th. *Henry. Bill. KW. 6:55 p.m. M-F Baindstand, If .S..4----...._ ____. KHJ, 4:30 p.m. Sa 4:35 p.m. Sa *Henry. Fret__ _KLAC. 5 p.m. M-F 'Double or Nothing KFI, 11 a.m. M-F Barrymore. Lionei._—__KFI. 9:30 p.m. Sn Here's to Veterans__ . 11:45 p.m. Tit Dowuey, Morton ¡CNN. 12 n. sa *Baukhage Talkang____XECA, 12:15 p.m. M-F *Hill, 'Kevin C SECA. 9:25 a.m., 6 p.m. M-F Dragnet KFI, 6 p.m. 1h Beatty, Clyde...... __...... KHJ, 8 p.m. Th Dr. Christian....--KNX. 8:36 p.m. W Hill, Napoleon KFVVB. 3:30 p.m. Su *Behind the Story KHJ, 4:30 p.m. M-F Dr. Hiss Clinic. _KIM, 9 a.m. Sa Hilltop House.------._.KNX, 1:15 p.m. M-F Benny, Jack______ENN, 4 p.m., 9:30 1).m• Su Hit Parade ...KFL 9 p.m. Sa Dr l Q —SECA 730 p.m. W Hollywood Byline__ ...... KECA, 9:34) p.m. Tit Beech. Jack, KFI. 8:36 a.m. M-F Dr. Kildare EFL I::to p.o.. Su Bergen, Edgar _____ENX, 5 p.m.. 8:30 p.m. Su Dr. Paul El. 4:15 p.m. M-1, Hollywood Music Hall..._ ..... 7 p.m. Tu *Berman, Averili EGEJ, 8:15 p.m. M-F Duffy's Tavern KFI. 6:30 p.m. I, Hollywood Star Playhouse._ KNX, 9 p.m. M Beulah. _XXX. 9:30 p.m. M-F Earn Your Vacation.- _. HEX, 1 p.m. Su Hometown liappenings____KFI, 8:45 a.m. SU Bible Class KHJ, 9 a.m. Su Eastside Show ILFIVB. 10 p.m. M -Sa Hometown Jamboree—HXLA. 11:30 a.m. M-F KMPC 7.30 a.m. Su Easy Aces ...... KECA, 11:15 a.m. 91-1' Honest Harold KNN, 6 p.m. W Bible Institute—__...KHJ, 8:30 a.m. M.W,P Echo« of Eden. 81FWB. 10:30 p.m. Su Hopalong Cassidy KNX, 9 p.m. Sa Bible Society. .KFOX, 8 a.m. Tu-Sa *Edwards. Frank...—KHJ. 10:15 pan. M-F Hope, Bob KFI. 9 p.m. Tu Bible Treasury Hour_KGER, 8:45 a.m. M-F *Eliot, Major G. F..-...... HILL 6:45 p.m. Su Hopper. Hedda ...... ___KFL 8:30 p.m. Sa Biggs. E. Power __.KNX, 6:15 a.m. Su Fitton, Bob -..... --XXX, 10:15 p.m. M-F Hour of Decision KECA, 3:30 p.m. Su Big Sister 14FIN 10 a.m. M-F Enchanted Hour.....--- KELL 5:30 p.m. Su Hour of Faith_ _SECA, 12 n. Su Escape ¡CNN, 9 pan. F Big Story KFI 7 p.m. W Housewives. Protective League Eternal Light._-_---....EFL 9:30 a.m. Su __XXX, 1:30 p.m. M-F. KNX. 3:3u p.m. Sa Big Town - KFI, 7 p.m. Tu Evening Concert—_-_..KFAC. /I p.m. M -Sa Black Hawk SECA. 5:30 p.m. W Ewing, Bill._____.1CMPC. 16 a.m., à p.m. M-F *Huntley. Chet. 876X. 16 p.m. D. 5:30 p.m. M -Sa Blind Artists Guild-.—KFWB, 4:30 p.m. Sa Bob Barkley, tindercorer Agent KECA. 8:30 Facts for Farmers__KMPC. 12:30 p.m. M-F I Love a Mystery.--KILL 10 p.m. M-F p.m. Vi Falcon KFI, 1 p.m. Su It They Had Lived. EGEJ, 8:15 p.m. Su Bobby Benson KELL 3 p.m. Su Falstaff'. Fabulous Fables KECA. 5:55 p.m. M-F —KGFJ 8:30 p.m. Sa Bowron, Fletcher SECA., 9:45 p.m. To Family Party... -. _KNX, 11 a.m. Sa Inner Sanctum 9:311 p.m. M Boyer, Charles KFL 7:30 p.m. Th Family Theatre RILL 8:36 p.m. W International Airport ...... KHJ, 9:30 pm. W International Dise Joekey...KNX, 2:65 p.m. M-F Breakfast Club__—___KECA. 8 a.m. M-F Farm Highlights—__KFI 6:15 a.m. M -Sa Farm Adviser — .KMPC. 7 a.m. M-F KNX, 4::10 p.m. Ma Breaking All Reeords-.ENX- 12:05 a.m. Tu -Su Farm Reporter..... F1 It n. M -Sa Invitation to Learning KNX, 8:30 a.m. Su Break the Bank KIFI, 8 S.M. M,W,F Father Knows Best.-- ...... __KIT, 9 p.m. Th Jack Armstrong....HECA, 7 p.m. Tu, 9:30 p.m. F Brighter Day N. 11:45 a.m. M-F Fat Man...... _ KECA. 8 Pm. F Broadway la My Beat ¡CNN, 6:30 pan. F Faye, Alice _EFL 4:30 p.m. Su Janssen, Werner-- ...... --AWL 9:30 p.m. M Jewel, Isetta______HCBQ. 11:45 a.m. M-F *Brown. Cecil .1114.1, 8 a.m. M-F FBI in Peace and War______KNX, 9 p.m. Th *Feature Wire_____.--KFI, 5 p.m. M-F Jive at Five-- .. -__KGFJ. 5 p.m. M -Sa Bull, Prank.....______EFWIL 6:3u p.m. M-F Johnny Desmond Show KECA, 8 p.m. II Business News...._._.KMPC. 8:15 a.m. M -Sa Fibber and Molly EFL 6:30 p.m. Ti. Johnny Dollar ENX. 6 p.m. Sa Business Reporter KMPC. 9:45 p.m. Su First Baptist Church---HFAC. 7:30 p.m. Sa John Steele. 7 p.m. W Fisher, George ¡CNN. 12:15 p.m. M-F California Caravan mu. 4 p.m. Su 111:15 p.m. Sa Junior Junction.-- _SECA, 3 p.m. Sa California Carousel______KMPC, 1 p.m. M-F Fishing Pals — -.KGPJ. 8 p.m. M-8 Junior Miss KNX. 8:30 a.m. Sa Carnary Chorus KHJ, 11:45 a.m. Su Fire Seventy Club KLAC, 1:10 p.m. 31-81a Just Plain BilL_.-KFL KFSD. 2:30 p.m. M-F Canova, Judy KFI. 7 p.m. ba erFlannerY. Harry....---RRID. 7 p.m. W. F Juvenile Jury KHJ, 12:30 p.m. Su Can 'feu Top This. KECA. 7:341 p.m. Sa Flying Feet KECA. 8:341 •.m. Su *Kaltenborn, H. V HE', 10:15 p.m. M,W,F Capitol Clokroom ¡CNN. 8:30 pan. P Flynn, John KELL 8:15 p.m. F Carnation Hour _KNX, 7 p.m. Su *Foster. Cedric.. .. RH& 12:15 p.m. M-F Kelley, Bob. ____---KMPC. 6:15 p.m. M -Sa Carolina Calling HEX. 5:30 a.m. Su Frank and Ernest RAJ, 11 a.m. Su *Kennedy, John B KECA, 11:341 a.m. M-F le, Casa Cugat_. KFI, 5:30 p.m. W-F Freedom Story .._...._ .... KMPC, 7:45 p.m. Su KECA. 10:30 p.m. M -Tb Catholic Answers. .ILFWB, 7:45 p.m. Su Front-Page Farrell-KFI. KFSD. 2:45 p.m. M-F *Kiernan, Walter______KECA. 7:N5 a.m. M-F Catholic Hour KFI, 11 a.m. Su *Fuller. Sid. 1811J. 12 n. M-F Kirkwood, Jack...... - -...... -.14F1.1, 1 p.m. 9I-F _---.--.-KLAC. 9:05 a.m. Su Gangbusters ¡CNN, 9:30 p.m. Sa Know Your FBI KMPC. 7 p.m. Su Cavalcade of America..._-__ .. ALM. 8:341 p.m. Tu Garden School ROER. 2:30 p.m. M-F Cavalier°, Carmen KHJ, 10:45 a.m. II-F Garr. Bill...... ____-_-.KWKW. 1 p.m. M -Sa L. A. Breakfast Club—.1CFWB. 8:15 a.m. W Challenge of the liikon.KILL 5:36 p.m. M. W. I, *Garred. Bob —._.KECA, 7:30 a.m. M -Sa Ladies' Day _KFI 9-05 a.m. M-F Challenge to Votith____.18111PC. 8:30 a.m. Su 10 p.m. M -Sa Ladies' Fair.. JULY. 11 a.m. M-F Champion Roll Call_ SECA. 6:55 p.m. F Garroway, Dave..---- KFI, 9:15 a.m. M-F L. A. Medical Assn. KFAC. I p.m. Th Chance of a Lifetime SECA, 2:30 p.m. M-F Gateway to Musio--KFAC 9.30 p.m. Su Charlie McCarthy....ENX, 6 p.m., 8:30 p.m. Su George. Wally .KIEV. 11 a.m. Su Land of the Free KHJ, 10:15 a.m. Sa Charlie Wild. Private Eye NFL 2:30 p.m. Su Get More Out of Life. KILL 6:45 pm. Su Lawrence Welk Show KECA, 9:30 p.m. W Chef Milani _KMPC. 9:30 a.m. M-F Gilbert and Sullivait----KFAC 9.311 a.m. Su *Lawton. Fleetwood _._ „Kn. 7:15 a.m. M-F Chicago Round Table.—_.'I. 10:30 a.m. Su Gillespie Garden Guide. KM), 9:15 a.m. T-F Layman's Hour_-___KFW13. 9:36 p.m. Sa Chicago Theater HMI, 10 p.m. Su 'Give and Take---KNX. 19:30 a.m. Sa Let George Do It --Sal KGB. 8 p.m. M Chorallers ...... ------..... KNX, I:30 p.m. Th Godfrey, Arthur.--KNX, 7 a.m., 3 p.m., M-F Let's Pretend.______KNX, 8.05 a.m. Sa

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No School Today _—.KECA,.7:45 a.m. Se Stare Over Hollywood-._-_-KNX. 10 a.m. Sa *Lewis. 1Fulton --K1FLI„ 4 p.m.. d:15 p.m. M-F Nona From Nowhere..._ KNX. 1 p.m. M-F Steele, John_.____—_--KHJ. 7 Pm- W Leyden. Di I KFWB. 0 a.m., 8:13 a.m. M-Se Nora Drake ..KNX. 11:30 a.m. M-F Stella Dallas_____EFL ILFSD, 1:15 p.m. id-F Liberal Catholic Hour. KFAC, 9 a.m. Su Norman. tiene __..-.KFIVB, le pm. 111 -Sa Stewart. Bill...----_-KLAC, 5:15 p.m. M-F Life Can Be Beautiful KF1 111:45 St. Francis Dranut-_____KLAC, 8:43 pan. Su Official Detective______KHJ, 9:30 p.m. Tu Life of Riley KF1. 7 p.m. F Oklahoma Symphony KHJ, 11 p.m. Su *Stop the Music ILECA, 5 p.m. Su Life With Luigi.- SINN, 6 p.m. Tu Old-Fashioned neural.- ..... -...KECA, 1 p.m Su Story, Ralph ...... 5:23 a.m. M-Sat Lindlahr, trietor KECA, 6 p.m. To KIWIS, 4 p.m. Si, Lineup KN X. 7 p.m. Th Straight 5 p.888. Tu, Th Olmen, Johnny KECA. 9 41.811. M-1. Llakletter. Art KNX, 12:30 p.m. M-F One Man's Family KFI. II P.m. 31- F Strike It Rich...... - ....ANN. 4:15 p.m. M-F Live Like a -Millionaire ..... KFI. 11:30 a.nt. M-F tha Trial KECA, 8 p.m. Tie Strictly From Dixie- .11FWB,• 6:30 p.m. Sa Lombardelond_ ..... _...KHJ. 8:38 p.m. Sa Operation Daybrealc._...— KFI. 5:30 a.m. D Successful Bueineee_____ILFWB. 7:30 p.m. Sc Lune Ratiger____KECA, 7 p.m. MW: 8 p.m. Sc Original Amateur Hour.--KECA, 8 p.m. Tit Sunday Bible Players ...... ___KtilL, 2:30 p.m. Su Lonesome Gal. KILL 10:30 p.m. VI-I, Ormont, Dave KFWB. 9:30 a.m. 31 -Sa Suspense ANN. 6 p.m. Th Litrenzo Jooes -....KFL KF141). 1:30 p.m. M-F Otis, Dun ALAC. 3:10 p.m.._ 10:05 p.m. NI -Sa Supercoau KECA. 5:30 p.m. Tu, Ti. Lutheran Cospel, Hour. .... _KXLA, 8:30 p.m. Su Our Gal Sunday.---KNX.- 9:45 am. 3I-E Surprise Package______KECA. 2 p.m. M-F Lutheran Hour.....KM, uvoe. 19:30 a.m. Su Our Miss Brooks ANN. 8 p.m. Su Sytephonette KNX, 11:30 a.m. Su _____-_KECA. 3 p.m. Su Ozzie and Harriet_-- 'SECA. 9 p.m. I' ••••• BMA, 10:33 p.m. M -Th' Lux Theater KNX. 6 p.m. 51 Parent-Youth Fornm...... - ...... - ....BEL 9 a.m. So Take a Number______-.1KHJ. 1:30 p.m. Fu Lynn Looks at Hollywood....KILL 3:43 P.m M-F Parsons. Lamella, KECA.,6:15 -p.m. 8:45 p.m. Su Peace of Mind KECA. 3:15 p.m. M-F Talent Scouts ..... ---.---...KNX, 8:30 p.m. 111 Maisie KFI. 6:30 p.m. M Talking It Over HECA.'4:30 p.m. Sa Make-Believe Town. KNX, 10:30 pm. Su Peariont, Drew KECA. 8 p.m. Su People Are Funny ...... ____...... Kri. 7:30 p.m. Tu Taylor. Henry J----.KECA, 8:30 p.m. SI Ma Perkins. KNX, 10:15 a.m. M-F People's Platform.....i.--- _ .KNX, 9 a.m. Su Taylor Made Melodiat----KFL 6:45 84.M. M -Sa Managing Editor AGIt.. 1:30 p.m. W Pepper Young's Famlly-1.1_111F1. 12:30 p.m. M-1, Taylor, Mary Lee KIT. 11 a.m. Sat Menu. Her eat KFI. 10 a.m. Su Perry N1845011.--..---...11NX, 11:15 a.m. M-F Telephone Hour All, En». 9 p.m. 11I Manners, ' KECA. 7:40 a.m. M-F Peter balm... ,... .KHJ. 4:30 p.811. Sal Tello-'l'eut --KILL 10:15 a.m. M-F Min. on tb Farm...-____KELL 12:30 p.m. Sa *Peterson. }Amer..- ...... __ILEI, 5:45 p.m. W -Sa Tesas Rangers — KF1, r, p.m. Su Mansfield. ndy KMPC. 6 a.m. M-F Piano Parade __KFAC. 9 a.m. M -Sa Theater Guild. 5:30 p.m. Su Mark Trail _.___ HILL 5 p.m. M. 11. F Piano Playhouse...... KECA, 9:30 p.m. Sta Theater of Today ...KNX. 9 a.m. Be The Show KEI, 3 p.m. Su Marry-Go- und ._L KECA: 7 p.m. Sa *Pinkley. Virgia--.--.KFL WU pais. M-F Martha. Fr dy ANN. 2:45 pan. M-F Play It Again .KECA. 4:30 P.m. 511-F The Falcon KFI, 1 p.m. Su Martin Ka e...... -- _ KILL 1:30 p.m. SU Pollack. Ben KILL 7:30 pall. Sa The Hidden Troth...-.-.------KIIJ, 7 pm, F Marx, Gru -he . - - ....KFI. 9 p.m. W Portia Faces Life..-.KEI. ILES% 2:15 p.m. M-F The Saint XVI, 10:30 p.m. Su Massey. Curt -----__...... KNX. 4 p.m. M-F Post, Guy.....-...... -.- ---ILFAC, 11 a.m. The Shadow. _KHJ. 2 p.m. du Matinee ...... *WPM'. 1:30 p.m. NI -Sa mew) 11-3o p.m. Su The Whistler KNX 7.30 p.m. Su McLaughlin Bob.. ALAC. 1:10 p.m. ta-ea Potter, Peter_KFWB,.11:30 a.m. Su. 3 a.m. àl-Sa This is California...-----KF.CA, 9:15 p.m. Tit kfael Club ' _KECA. I a.m. M-F This Is Los Angeles_____KNX, 4 p.m. Ba McNeill'a B *Pringle. Nelson...... :..- . ANN. 12 n. /trailer JINN, 8 p.m. Su This I. Your FBI_ __--KECA. 8:30 p.m. F Meet torils Proudly We Hail.-...--_-.:_K5IPC.- 1U p.m. Su This Thing Called Life. KECA, 4 p.m. Bu •Ilieet the issue ...... ANN. 2:30 p.m. Sa Proudly We Hail...... _.___ AWL 6 pan. W Melody Par de KNX. 12:45 p.m. Su This Week Around the World 'Queen for a Day-11113. KGB. 11:30 a.m. M-F KECA, 4:30 p.m. Bu Memo Fran Lake leuccees...K-NiX. 11:45 p.m. Sa Quick as a Fitseh--____KECA. 9:30 a.m. M-F Memo Fran Molly. KNX.„ 3:3il pan. Rai Quick. What's the Anewer?.....KFI, 12:15 p.m. Sr This Woman's Secret....KFI. ILES». 4 p.m. 31-F Merry-Go-R und KNX. 11:13 p.m. VI-F Quiz Kids _En. 12:30 p.m. Su *Thomas, Lowell KNX, 8 p.m. M-F Metropolitan Anditiame ..... KIECA, 7:30 p.m. Tu *Thor, Larry ANN. 11 p.m. M-F Metropuiltail Encores KFAC. 12:15 p.m. Si. Radio Bible. - .KFWIL 9 p.m. Su Metropolitaa Opera MCA, 11 11.10. Su Railroad Hour. KV1. 8:39 p.m. M Time for Defense. KECA. 8:30 p.m. To àleyberg, t .KG1,J. 5:30 p.m. Su Rule 1our Mate • ANN. 7 p.m. F Today in Hollywood------KMA. I pan. M-F Meyers Goei to llarket.....-KFI. 8:43 a.m. M-F Red Ryder ...... ____Kme 7:30 p.m. Tu. Tit *Today's World_-__.KISCA. 3:85 p.m. M-1. NIGM Theut r of the Air KFI, 9 min. I, Relic News SEWS. 8:45 p:ns. 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Ms, Sa *Mont:tome y. Kohert---KECA 8:45 p.m. Th Right to Happiness NFL ILFSD, 12:45 p.m. M-F Tusher, William .. _ ...... ___KECA. 7:13 p.m. Su Morning Co yen KFAt. Ili a.m. M -Sa Rime and Shine KM, 6:15 a.m. M -Sa Twenty-Hundred Plus...... 7 p.m. Su Mother's Albo... KMPC. 8:30 p.m. Su Road of Life --...... KFI. 12:15 p.m. M-F *Twenty Questions---______KIIJ. 8 p.m. Su Mr. and NI. North ANN. 8:30 p.m. Tu *Kober's. Clete ...KEWIS. 6 p.m. M-F Twilight Hour __KFAC. 7 p.m. M-F lie. 1. hamel on ANN, 9 p.m. W Rod and Guit Club...- ---KHJ, 8:30 p.m. Th Twilight Tales..--...KMPC. 4:15 P.M. To, Th Mr. Distrktl Attorney....KFL KFSD, 9:30 p.m. W Rogers, Roy 11411.1. 3 pin. Su Under Arrest.------K111.1. 8:30 p.m. M Mr. Keen .... -1KNX. 8:30 p.m. 'rit Romance of Helen Trent_101X. 9:31/ a.m. M-F United or Not SECA, 7:30 pin. SI Sir. President KECA, 9 p.m. M Rontauce of the Highways KNX. 12:15 p.m. Su Unity Daily Word - KFAC. 8:45 am. M -Sa Muir, Dr. Warner..._-__ KMPC. 5:30 pen. Sa Roper, Elmo KNX. 11:43 p.m. Su Rose, Dave ,... _KIM. 12:45 p.m. SI -F Unity Daily Word Mulholland. Russ KIRK% 7:30 a.m. M-F ...... -.-...... __KFWB. 9:13 a.m. SI-Tn. Th-Sa Murder by %pert* KEW 7 p.m. Ti. Rosemary______ILNX. 8:43 a.m. M-F Murray, Job uy ...... -...K1,1, 19:15 p.m. To ,TIR Ron. e. Red-KFWB. 4:35 p.m. M-F. 4:43 p.m. Sa University .. KNX. 11:30 p.m. Su ..KFI. 11:15 p.m. M-F U.N. Today...______KFWB. 8:13 p.m. M-F Safety Rangers KMPC. 4:15 P.m. M.W•F 1p for Parole KNX. G P.m. .F *Morrow, ward-____...... KNX, 5 p.m. M-F Salt Lake Tabernacle ANN, 8 a.m. Saa Museum Co'at 011,AC, 3 p.m. Su Salade to Reserve KILL 8 p.m Sa Vallee, Rudy KECA, 3:30 p.m. 3I-F Music and t e Muse_—_-_-KFL 11 p.m. Su Saturday Concert KFI, 4:45 pan. Sa Voice of Firestoue_KFI, KISD. 3:30 p.m. II Volee of Propliecy..--KHJ. KGB. 9:30 am. 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WorldRadioHistory • NOVEMBER 10, 1950 RADIO-TELEVISION LIFE the quips and sparks fly at close re-,-ex‘n range. "If I had my writers here," Benny once exploded, "you wouldn't What's New With talk to me like this." To his sheer delight, the fabulous Radio/mites Mel Blanc? funnyman has taken the worst beat- By Norma Jean Nilsson ing from his stooges of any come- dian in radio history. Everything Logentoluatoxente-xonte-e-eAten (Continued from Page 3) about him is mercilessly lampooned who turn out the lyrics. —his thinning hair, his baby-blue The proud one this week is Donna In time, Mel hopes to supplement eyes, his age (thirty-nine years), his Jo Boyce, whose recent radio appear- his already crowded work schedule romantic attractiveness, his Max- ances have been on "Dr. Christian" of radio, cartoon and record assign- well, his money vault, his thrifti- and "Life With Luigi." Donna is still ments with that "just right" TV role. ness and his fiddle. A few years ago breathless with excitement as she tells Meanwhile, video viewers can catch his writers even dreamed up a con- of her trip back to her home town, him occasionally on interview shows test in which listeners were invited Fairmont, West Virginia, where she and maybe soon again on Mike Sto - to send in letters of twenty-five made a personal appearance in con- key's "Pantomime Quiz." words or less dwelling on the theme nection with the Warner Brothers film, "I can't stand Jack Benny be- "The Breaking Point," in which she But, however busy he is—or the busier he gets — there's one thing cause. .. . " More than 450,000 let- had a prominent role. Mayor Albert T. ters poured in. Benny reveled in the Robinson presented Donna with the sure. Mel will continue to set aside scheme. key to the•city, and there was a big his summers for Big Bear, where he parade in her honor, and Donna had keeps busiest of all—skimming the That's why Jack Benny is the in- her name on the marquee in golden waves on water skis or in his eigh- destructible comedian, who never lights. Even some of the big stars teen-foot Mercury speedboat, and changes himself but keeps his show don't get keys to cities. Lucky Donna! pulling in a handsome season's catch ever fresh with fun and funsters. of trout, bass, crappie, and blue gill Jill Oppenheim, "Sharon Ann" on —a catch that proves as satisfying "One Man's Family," had a thrilling as the landing of any full season's experience too. Jill, who will probably choice mike roles. Worth His Weight be a famous ballerina herself some day, was one of the privileged guests of Semon Seminoff at an "after-the- (Continued from Page 4) show party" which he gave for the The Secret of Jack entire Sadler's Wells Ballet. What a grams, what Smart really wants is thrill it was for Jill to meet person- the opportunity to make "one good ally Margot Fonteyn, Moira Shearer Benny 's Success picture a year—exclusive of 'The and Robert Helpmann. It was wonder- Fat Man!' " ful enough to see this exquisite ballet, This isn't too much to hope for, (Continued from Page 5) but to meet the stars in person and particularly after more than two at a private party! Sheldon Leonard, Sam Hearn, Frank successful decades in the theater. Nelson and many other stooges. On this thought Smart becomes quite Gloria McMillan, who does such a Leonard is the racetrack tout with positive because, in all modesty, he grand job as "Harriet" on "Our Miss the soft, patronizing voice. Hearn 'kooks," did a different kind of a role knows he is a good actor. (Surpris- played Mr. Schlepperman, whose ing was his other admission that he when she was featured last week with greeting, "Howdy, stranger," stirred Vincent Price in "The Saint." Gloria didn't like his voice .. . for no rea- a ripple of chuckles. Nelson is often son except that he doesn't care for tells me that she's practicing real hard heard as the haughty floorwalker, preparing for her very own piano con- the sound of it). the butler or some generally nasty cert this winter at the Assistance His weight, albeit an important type, with a mocking "yeahus" when League. I certainly will be there to factor, is quite another story. Grant- addressed. hear her play, because Gloria is a ed that it has made him a recogniz- real artist at the piano. Benny's main foils, of course, have able figure, J. Scott confesses the come in for equally hilarious typing. extra poundage has been a detriment I almost fell flat on my face when Tenor Dennis Day is the timid to his career. Smartly, he has never I bumped into Farber the other Terry mama's boy who is always as k- played up the obvious grossness, but day. He veas doing the title role of ing for his salary, and Phil Harris has relied on his acting to execute "Huckleberry Finn" on the "NBC The- is ribbed as a lady-killer with a for him credits on "Theatre Guild," ater." I did a double take before I predilection for word-mangling and "Mr. District Attorney" and "This Is realized that this handsome six-footer liquid refreshments. Rochester as the Your F.B.I." , was really "little" Jerry Farber. I had extrovert valet and chauffeur con- Ladies' Man seen him only recently in Orson stantly befuddles the harassed Ben- Welles' Macbeth and he looked like a ny. Mary Livingstone is the heckling Socially, he admits to being every little boy to me. But I guess I forgot girl friend whom Benny constantly bit as much a success, as the next to remember that this picture was threatens to send back to the hosiery fellow. "I get just as many come- made a couple of years ago. All you counter at the May Company de- hither smiles from all weight di- understanding directors and producers, partment store. visions of the fair sex," he says with take notice! Jerry is now willing and a twist of the moustache, "and my ready for "young man" parts, and if The Benny-Allen Feud advice to women is to forget dieting his past credits mean anything, you Practically every important figure and concentrate on developing per- won't be taking any risks with him, in show business has guested on the sonality instead." If this be the that's for sure. Benny funfest, but Fred Allen's counsel that Smart himself has fol- visits have been among the most lowed, then he most certainly has Jimmie Ogg, who has been in show notable. Benny and Allen carried on developed personality .. . a bit on business practically all of his young a feud for years on their own pro- the eccentric side but quite en- life, is really making a name for him- grams. Every once in a while they chanting. self at the Players' Ring Theater. He is crossed over for mutual calls, letting cast in all of their plays from comedy * * to drama to musical comedy, and turns out some top-notch perform- many years, is now fourteen years old CINDERELLA ances. But Jimmie isn't the only actor and too big for the part. Cheer up, In his family. His little brother Sam- Johnny, we all have to grow old, and Ilene Woods wears on her right lmy makes his radio debut this week there are bigger and better things shoulder a small gold slipper, the mate as "Little Beaver" on the "Bed Ryder" just around the corner for you. to which is owned by Mrs. Walt show. Johnny McGovern, who was So long kids, see you next week, and Disney. That's because llenes voice such a darling "Little Beave4" for so remember, when there's news on your was "Cinderella" in the Walt Disney Page Thirty-eight bean, call NORMA JEAN. production.

WorldRadioHistory Ed Wynn Obliges, and We Herewith Present the Result—a Camera's-Eye View (and aCameraman' s- Eye View) of the Man Who Is "The Perfect Fool"

By Elmer Holloway, NBC Photographer, as told to Shirley Gordon

T IS always the big ones that means a lot -of extra work—but if are great to work with. Ed you say It's necessary, let's get at Wynn was no exception. it." Wynn unpacked his costumes, When we contacted him for rambled through our TV prop room this photo sitting, he was all choosing objects that struck his Ipacked, ready to leave for fancy and reported in at the photo New York. "I don't want to do it, it (Please Turn to Page 43)

1. When it comes to Good Humor men, Wynn's in a class by himself. 2. "The Perfect Fool" is among the top comics who can be viewed on alternate weeks on NBC-TV. Check log for time and day. 3. "Tennis, anyone?" Wynn's choice of costumes always results in a rare combination of the authentic and the ridiculous. 4. "Now let the smoke out slowly through your nose ... -' 5. NBC pho- tographer Elmer Holloway was man behind the lens for these rare Ed Wynn sittings and for the color photo on our cover. 6. Wynn's most familiar props get (and can stand) a careful renovation job. 7. Aladdin and his magic lamp never produced a rrore delightful pixie than this! November 10, 1950 Page Thirty-nine WorldRadioHistory PICTURED IN this family tintype for the rotogravure are Lee Al- bert, producer .. C. Lewis and Lillian Leigh. Upper deck consists of Wally Brown and the star, Jack Kirk- wood (Irving Antler photos.)

1- CUTTING UP are straight man -41110 Wally Brown and Kirkwood, who bring listeners much of the same "Mirth and Madness" that was so popularly re- ceived afew years back.

ber 16 over the full Don Lee network, • stars Jack with his petite wife Lil- lian Leigh, partner Wally Brown and pretty Lee Albert. J. C. Lewis pro- duces. Some Character! With characters like "Doctor Heart- burn," "Phineas Front Deadline," "Sloppy Sue and Cactus Pete," a n d Deck of Jokers "Sadie Black," lonely girl riveter, to say nothing of those famous hill- billies "Paw and Maw Jenkins," the format is nonsensical and guaranteed Listeners Loved "Mirth and Madness" for more than an ounce of good A Few Years Back. Now Jack Kirkwood cheer. Jack of AU Roles And His Comical Cards Are Cutting Up Kirkwood, besides writing the en- Again Over the Full Don Lee Network tire script for each airing, assumes most of the zany characterizations. Sometimes in a single sketch he plays as many as half a dozen roles, using a different voice for each in rapid succession. Monday ihromph Friday, 1:00 p.m. Don Lee-K11.1, KGB, KFRC Dialers well know Kirkwood's classic "Put Something in the Pot, Boy!" from his featured spot on the MICE, old "Mirth a n d Bob Hope show. Besides guesting on Madness" fans. Jack Kirk- "Ozzie and Harriet," "Hallmark wood and his cuckoo clan Playhouse" and five consecutive of mirthmakers are back "Railroad Hours," Jack starred in again, after a much too long ab- "Much About Doolittle," which was sence from the airwaves, with the heard last summer. same kind of fresh foolishness that has made the jolly Jack a radio fa- Lot of Jack vorite with listeners the country over. The return of "Mirth and Madness" Defying description, the daily half- proves that Jack's not the dull boy hour fun fest, which returned Octo- . . . his five-year contract with the network including Don Lee produc- tion, has a total value of $500,000. LILLIAN GETS bussed by hubby For this, Jack can afford to throw a Jack The two are long-time radio typical Kirkwood gag like "Do you 4favorites and are just as happy as mind if Ijump into the coffee pot .. . the dialers at being teamed again I'd like to take a stroll around the on their Monday-through-Friday Mu- grounds!" and not have to worry tual funfest. about the price of Brazilian beans. November 10, 1950

WorldRadioHistory FATHER OF THREE, hot-rod enthusiast, and probably one of the busiest men over at CBS's Columbia Square is Tom Hanlon He is also a wonderful chef. (CBS-Ben Polin photo.)

o ial theBOUT Los the Angeles same Ramstime were first covered by the cameras and the USC-UCLA boys be- gan working out daily in preparation for their second season of being televised, we ran into Tom Hanlon. Tom, in his four- teenth year with CBS, is as well known among sports fans for his radio color coverage of the Rams' games for Rexall as he is among record lovers for his "Merry-Go- Rouiid," a record-contest session for night owls. Tom's explanation of why he, an old hand, isn't in television is simple. "No one asked me," he grins. if Television Covers One of His Favorite Subsequent conversation brought up a serious doubt that Mr. Hanlon Sports, Tom Hanlon Will Be Ready for the could have been persuaded away from any of his current assignments. New Medium. He Not Only Experiments With In the first place, Tom serves as His Own Coverage, He Has Help at Home Night Operations Supervisor for Co- lumbia, and that chews up the time from five o'clock in the evening to one o'clock each morning, five days each week. On Friday nights Tom By Jane Pelgram does the commercials for "Escape," commercials paid for by Richfield of New York and consequently heard only in the East. Each of the five siders informed of what's behind the keep the attendance at an event com- nights he gets up his own show plan. Sportscaster Bill Welsh can tell fortable. Driving in a crowd is hard; called Altes Beer Scoreboard. All de- people about the incomplete pass, or usually there are no parking facil- cisions, scores and times from the the fact that a play was good for a ities, or else you are charged a for- day's major sporting events are first down, but it is Hanlon who ex- tune to park; the concessions don't broadcast by Hanlon at this time. plains that one man is pulled out sell particularly good things, and the From 11:15 until 12:00 Tom conducts and another sent in with specific seats were made for midgets. The his popular "Merry-Go-Round," which instructions for a play built around only place and event that has han- improves its own rating a notch or Glenn Davis, who turned out to be so dled a crowd right is the Indianapolis two each season. At midnight, prop- fast that he tripped on his own intee Speedway, and look at the crowd erly heedful of the witching hour, ferenee and it wasn't the fault of the which turns out to that classic every Tom goes onto the Steve Allen show. new man sent into the game at all! year." He also does the radio color, or analy- Information like this is pretty valu- Tom points out that, conversely, sis, on the Rams' football games for able to the eager listener. television coverage leaves out a lot Rexall, and on his days off goes out Asked about the advantage of tele- the attendance enjoys. "That is the to Gilmore Stadium or Carrell Speed- vision coverage over radio's, Hanlon fault of the announcer and the color way to cover the midgets and hot is pretty noncommittal. He will man. They make no attempt to play rods, respectively. sound off both vehemently and at to the audience, either here or at Radio vs. TV? length on the mistakes the promot- home. The announcer could very well ers, who hope to have television and lead the cameramen into these things Hanlon's job on the Los Angeles still retain the big gate, are making. if they haven't the ingenuity or ini- Rams' broadcasts is to keep set- "No effort whatsoever is made to (Please Turn to Page 43) November 10, 1950 WorldRadioHistory Page Forty-one LOOK-ALIKES are Garroway s IN SUSPENDERS, Garroway ,ge sounas off on his belief that and the wise old owl. Dave, the studio audience is the curse of a native New Yorker, holds a Bache- radio and can be the same of tele- lor's Degree from Washington Uni- visioi, with performers working to versity and is said to have once taught provoke wild shrieks of laughter from astronomy at Harvard. His hobby is a stud :o audience rather than pleasing foreign cars, one of which is a Jaguar a few people at home. Consequently, 100 that won the Grand Prize for the his show is slanted at "just a few most beautiful sports car in America people" who are supposed to just at the 1949 Watkins Glenn New York chuckle mildly rather than yuck in a meet. Dave also has a seven-year-old raucous manner at his sophisticated daughter named Paris. comedy.

VIVACIOUS Connie Russell sup- plies the songs on Dave's stint, is featured along with vocalists Bette Chapel and Jack Haskell. Music is by Jo Gallicchio, and Cliff Norton, who credits his bathtub for giving him inspiration, is Garroway's satirical sidekick. The Above Title Was the Only Way

Sunday. 10:00 p.m. NBC-TF Could Describe Their Droll NBC-7'i • KNB11, Channel Comic Who Invades Viewers' Homes KFM11. Channel Monday, 8:30 p.m. KNOX. Channel 4 With a Strange but Sly Form of Wit

— ECAUSE HE wears amaz- ing bow-ties, weirdly de signed sports clothes a n d horn-rimmed glasses, a o d By Joy Hall seems to have a lot of fun just acting human, Dave Garroway has been called an eccentric. At .. . to name just a few of the subtly nal disc jockey who used to sell pis- least that's how Chicago claims their treated subjects that are now recog- ton rings but admittedly did such a bright young NBComic who weekly nized as part of Garroway's general poor job of selling that he had to becomes "At Large" in viewing enter Harvard Business College to patter. homes the country over. improve his abilities. Confusion A puckish sort of personality, Dave The course undoubtedly helped, What confused listeners above has both bewildered and delighted for Dave forgot the piston rings to everything else was the way Dave people since 1946 when his "11:06" write a book called "You Don't Say," radio show burst upon the startled had, and still has, of treating his a column that listed the 800 most ears of Chicagoans with urbane com- listeners like people who were just frequently mispronounced words. In- about as intelligent as he was. After ments on nuclear fission, the arti- stead of pounding doors, Garroway a year of orientating themselves to fices of women, Senator Bilbo and made his pitch to school teachers, the Garroway humor, dialers set up the art of listening to other people's (Please Turn to Pave 43) conversations in telephone booths a hue and cry about the phenome- November 10, 1950 Page Forty-two WorldRadioHistory "Garroway at Planning for the Look at the Birdie

Large" Future (Continued from Page :19) gallery. He was all cooperation, no (Continued from Page 42) complaints. When I offered sugges- (Continued from Page 41) tions on pose s, he respected my telling them that if they could pro- tiative to see diverting spectacles judgment as the cameraman and did nounce fifteen of the words correctly, themselves." as I suggested. they could have the book for free. He never had to give a book away. Pressed to admit that the rivalry Wynn turned serious for a •few between radio announcers and an- Former Page minutes during the shooting and alysts and their counterparts in tele- talked enthusiastically of his pet All this was before Dave became vision does exist, Tom grins, "Cer- project, a better break for the peo- a page boy at Radio City in New tainly. It is intense. There has never ple of retirement age. He is a strong York, advanced to a guide, then been a substitute for the dollar." force in the movement to utilize this guide trainer and finally on to an- Hanlon's real love is the speedway, dormant brain and man power, and nouncer's school. Here they told him and whether it be Indianapolis or of course he is a good example of the to go home. But Dave believed in Los Angeles' own Carrell, he's on cause he champions. Men and women himself, even after his first audition hand whenever the midgets, stock in which he finished twenty-third in their sixties should not be forced cars or hot rods flash around thrilling into idleness, they have at least out of a class of twenty-four. (He attendees. twenty good years ahead of them, often worries about what happened And it is during his radio coverage to the other lost soul.) and still have much good to con- of these that Hanlon experiments for tribute actively to society. Hearing Good for /MCA future television. He handles the Wynn speak in this vein was a reve- KDKA in Pittsburgh, however, had mike chore as though every one of lation. It was a nice thing to know other ideas about Garroway, for they the 7,000 fans there were an individ- about a man whom up to then I'd hired him as a special-events an- ual audience to be entertained. Han- only thought about as a guy who nouncer. It was on KDKA that he lon is a firm exponent of the premise wore funny hats. became the only sports announcer that audiences should be entertained to cover a golf tourney in which he as much as possible so that they As a matter of fact, I had never himself competed . .. and won. His will remain audiences. been a particular fan of Ed Wynn. Probably because I'd never seen him golf, by the way, is quite good, for Happy as he would be to have on the stage. Even in television, I Dave won his first two round matches television move in to cover the flash- don't think he gets completely across. in the United States Amateur Golf ing cars, Tom expresses a worry. "If He has a sense of humor that's way Tournament when he was fifteen, I ever do go into television," he ad- inside which you don't catch until pulled down several city champion- mits not without a lot of pride, "I'll ships and just missed taking the have to take Tom, Jr., along. That you meet him personally. Pennsylvania Amateur tournament boy (the fourteen-year-old Tom told The thing I remember most is the in 1940. us about seems more to be training way, just before I'd click the shut- After Navy duty during World War for the Olympics than for sportscast- ter, I'd hear him titter a little to II (he was stationed in Honolulu), ing. if his more than forty push-ups himself. I guess he was enjoying Dave again descended upon Chicago a night are any indication) has a it too. and from his local "11:06" clam- scoring system all his own, with 'x's' bake began a network radio show and charts, and doing it fast as light. in 1947 that is infallible. It's those young When NBC-TV decided to screen a minds," he moans. TV variety show from Chicago, Dave Whether because of, or in spite of, seemed to be the logical candidate one of his own tests, the Southern for a starring role. It has never been California Timing Association known exactly what NBC-TV had in (SCTA) made Tom an Associate mind for the show, for it became Member. While he didn't use one of another showcase for Garroway's their stock cars or hot rods, Tom did inimitable talents . . . reason why take a Mercury with super high- it is simply titled "Garroway at corn pression heads out onto the road Large." or river flats the group use, and hit 108. Acts Himself Dave in person is as natural as "But, as the father of three chil- he is on the screen. Chicagoans say dren, that once was enough for me!" he talks the same, acts the same and * thinks the same. A common sight around "The Loop" is Dave driving ALLEN'S COMPOSITION his 1930 Rolls Royce which he bought for $200 and, remembering all about CBS reports that Steve Allen writes piston rings, rebuilt himself at a songs and gets them published. So cost of $1,100. when he received a request for a Much has been said about Garro- song from the Columbia Pacific Net- way's sly wit—a colleague named work program department to be used Fred Allen is responsible for the as theme music for "Miracle of quote "Garroway's the most refresh- America" programs, Steve knocked ing personality uncovered by the out ballad words and music just like new medium," and columnist Win- that. chell has described Dave's stint as "The first with a professional flavor * * . . . big-time all the way" . . . but ARTIST ANSON SUSAN HAYINARDI fingers are perhaps the most accurate account busy doodling on her CBS "Lux of all comes from the droll comic KLAC-TV personality Bill Anson Radio Theater" script, but her mind is himself, who claims quite humbly, started his career in Chicago as a busier as she mentally "woodsheds" for "Actually, Idon't try to be funny ... commercial artist, is now an accom- her role in the dramatic vehicle "My just interesting." plished portrait painter. 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1. (Left to right) Kay Brown, Nancy Lee McCullom, Al Burton and June Christy seem to be getting a chuckle from Les Brown at the Palladium party for Burton's "Miss Tele -Teen" candidates. Al Burton's "Tele -Teen Reporter" is seen at 7:30 p.m on Wednesdays over KLAC-TV's Channel 13. 2. Cliff Soubier, popularly known as "Cliffy the Clown," breaks through the "Super Circus" hoop and renders sweet words to Mary Hartline, show's band leader. The ABC-TV show is seen on Sunday afternoons, Channel 7. 3. The three regulars of KTTV's "This Is Show Business" are, left to right, playwright George S. Kaufman; writer-critic Clifton Fadiman, who is host-moderator, and comedian Abe Burrows. 4. Chief Iroi Eyes and Colonel Tim McCoy, both authorities on Indian life and lore, entertain some small guests at KTLA just before one of McCoy's popular Western features is ri.n. 5. Mary Pickford, making her first public appearance in Los Angeles following a year's stay in New York, spoke to the Hollywocd Ad Club about television. Her partner in the firm PRB, Inc. (Pickford, Rogers, Boyd), Mal Boyd, dealt with the topic: "The Fall Season Radio-TV Profile."

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