TV & RADIO LOGS-MAY S-14

Loretta Young's Own Story: The Mother Behind My Success

Blue Ribbon Bouts: tomeof A $15,000,000 Project

What's Wrong? TV Discovers 'Em; The Movies Grab 'em! fe INSPIRE THE PEN

Mrs. Renzo Dare, Fontana experience that the ones who write about the Lord loving the common To the person who says she doesn't in are regulars who try to get on people because he made so many of like the Pallais Sisters on "Western every quiz show and do not make the them—is true. Attending the Liberace Varieties," all Ican say is she doesn't grade. In fact I never knew there concert in Pasadena it was interest- know good entertainment when she were so many jealous people until I ing to see how people really love him started going to the broadcasts. hears it and sees it, so let her turn —and he loves to play. He gives the KABC is one of the few studios that her dial. For me, the Pallais Sisters public what they want and is sin- are the best part of "Western tries to do anything about it, and they penalized some very nice people cerely grateful for his good fortune. Varieties." If it wasn't for them I He is so big hearted I imagine he wouldn't even tune in the show. on account of a few who thought they had special rights to be on every pro- would even hand out beans to starv- gram. ing critics. He won't be needing hand- Michael J. Cavanagh, Los Angeles outs for a long time. Iwish that people would write their Barbara Allen, Los Angeles Oh yes, couldn't someone tell Gale right name or initials when com- We all laugh over the Liberace Storm to stop gasping for breath. I plaining about so-called regulars at critics. Even the most caustic critic can't watch her anymore—I get out quiz shows. I have found in my own has to admit that Lincoln's statement of breath.

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T% -litadio Life (Formerl, Radio-Tries Mims Life) May 7, 1931. 1'01 'eft. No. 12. CAUL M. BlISSISA. Publisher. Published weekly at Los. An -ri,.. California. Business and Editorial Off ires: IRIS N. Argyle Air., Las Angeles el (Hollywood Station). California. Witone MUllywood 1-9215. 1'V RarfL Life was entered as Seeond Class Matter September II, 194R, at Los Angeles. undo'- _let at March 3, 1879. Page Two May 7, 1954 Gayilan . • Aragon Carter Olson

conceivably reach the 15 million SKin theTHE street: average man dollar mark. "What's Wednesday Ringside Russ night at seven o'clock mean to you?" Capable Russ Hodges has been on ,•004 A n d you'll more hand for the majority of the brawls, than likely get the answer: with Jack Drees filling in when Russ had other commitments, such as "That's the time for the fights on broadcasting the New York Giants TV." baseball games. TV has set up a lot of habits in the average American family. The Russ has done a commendable job Wednesday night routine of pulling on Wednesday nights, keeping the up the chair to a ringside seat at a yak -yak down to a minimum and Blue Ribbon bout is undoubtedly one letting the fans at home enjoy, of the strongest habits, and certain- watch, and criticize the bouts them- ly affects every member of the fam- selves. ily. The forty -two -year-old is a real vet That's just about the time that the in the sports announcing world. Ori- family has finished eating and is ginally from Wayton, Tennessee, and sitting around relaxing. Pop and reared and educated in Kentucky, he the elder sons tune automatically to got his first big break announcing Channel 2 for the fights. Mama and Western League baseball and Big the kids may protest slightly, but all Ten football games. Since 1935 he to no avail. They either have to ig- has been the regular announcer for nore the bloody blows or else sit the Chicago Cubs, Chicago Bears, el> RUSS HODGES is the boy who down and endure the fisticuffs. (Ac- Northwestern University, Washington does a minimum of chatting and tually, many women have become Senators, Washington Redskins, New who allows fight fans to enjoy the avid fight fans because of the TV York Yankees, and has done coast-to - Wednesday night CBS-TV Blue Ribbon bouts.) coast grid games for the Mutual houts. (CBS photo.) Fourth Anniversary Broadcasting System. This week marks the fourth anni- He has handled the New York e 15 Million Bucks of Blue Ribbon Bouts

versary of the Blue Ribbon Bouts. Giants baseball games since 1949. The first one was telecast on May Other highlights of his announcing 8, 1950. Including the May 5 bout career include eighteen different this week, a fantastic total of 186 shows on V-J Day, the Army-Navy Maxim complete fights have been offered to games of 1940 and 1943, and the the TV sports fans. Sixteen of them Eisenhower parade and Roosevelt have been world championship con- funeral in 1945. In private life, Russ tests. is married and has two children. He For the time alone, Pabst Blue doesn't like traveling around the Ribbon pays the CBS-TV network ap- country as much as he does and be- proximately $55,000 for each telecast. ing away from his family, but that's a part of his job. Moon, That makes the grand total (or per- haps we should say the "million" Russ has one all-important sug- total) come to approximately $10,- gestion for TV fights fans: "Never. 230,000 for the four-year period. This but never, take your eye away from figure does not include the extra fees the screen during the action. You for announcers, technical equipment. never know when a fighter is going and the vast amounts of money spent to sneak over a good punch and KO for promotion, advertising, publicity, his opponent. You can pick up the Davey etc. The over-all cost then could beer between rounds!" May 7, 1954 Page Three !PAL -M4.4141F44% 4

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Pert, blonde Marilyn Hare Alb,, KATHY LINN, member of the Glendale Youth Com- mittee, visits Marilyn Hare and David Street. Kathy has a magnetic attraction and her teen-ager friends participate in organized social activities. The committee sees to it that there is no time for shove biz and it for her. for idleness or undesirable temptations.

talents have long been established. and invites them to appear on "Hol- KCOP was very astute in selecting lywood on TV." She claims the stories Marilyn as fern star for their "Hol- of do-gooders are usually buried in By Mildred Ross lywood on TV" stanza. some obscure section of the newspa- Marilyn has been in show business per, but if she looks hard and long since she was three and she's been enough she finds what she wants. before the TV cameras for the past The fashion picture has also be- five years. Obviously no stranger to come an integral part of Marilyn's the videolanes. As a matter of fact, show. Editors of fashion magazines, Betty and Marilyn aren't strangers designers and people in allied fields either. They've been friends for many are spotlighted on the program. years and before their respective TV Family commitments encroached upon their time they saw one another socially. Marilyn happily combines her career and family life. She is the When asked if stepping into some- mother of two lively youngsters, one's TV shoes was embarrassing, Stevie, five, and Chris, three. Despite Marilyn replied that she and Betty her long and successful career, Mari- are two entirely different people and lyn says: "My first concern is my that there is room for both of them family. I do not spend twenty-four on the video scene. hours a day concentrating on my Fans career. Fortunately, I haven't had to Viewers of "Hollywood on TV" push for my career. Somehow things substantiate Marilyn's opinions. Com- just seem to come my way without plimentary letters overflow her KCOP seeking them out. mailbox. One viewer wrote Marilyn "I leave my role of career girl be- that she stops her gardening at three hind at the studio. At home, I'm *ust in the afternoon so that she can Mommy. Both my husband, who is watch Harry Koplan and Rosemary in the entertainment industry, and LaPlanche (Harry is Marilyn's co- myself spend all our leisure time star on "You're Never Too Old") and with our youngsters. As long as my then turn to "Hollywood on TV." career doesn't interfere with my fam- Teen-Agers ily, my husband Joe prefers that I DAVE AND MARILYN share the Marilyn has a very pleasant, direci work. He laughingly says that he TV spotlight on Channel 13's camera manner. She has incorporated never heard so much small talk from "Hollywood on TV." They sing a song, several new features in her after- anyone as he did from me during exchange bits of humor and deliver noon airer. Teen-agers appear on my pregnancies." commercials with equal aplomb. (Bill camera and tell their views about Marilyn has grown up in show Hall photos.) subjects relating to their age group. business and to her it's a wonderful It can be anything from steady dat- business to be in, but it's strictly ing to the use of narcotics. The teen- that. She leaves the "theoretical" agers speak frankly, affording par- glamour and allure for the novices. ents a keener insight to their prob- She sums up her philosophy on the IVACIOUS Marilyn Hare lems. subject by quoting her famous lath- daintily stepped into Representatives from the Juvenile er, "I am grateful I have the ability 7Betty White's old time Section of the Police Department to make people happy—it's my driv- slot on Channel 13. frequently appear on the telecasts ing force." Actually, the circumstances sur- and offer constructive suggestions Pert, blonde Marilyn Hare does rounding the situation are not un- for combatting juvenile delinquency. have the faculty for making people usual. Betty is the local girl who's Marilyn scrutinizes the newspapers happy and viewers are pleased that making good on the networks and for stories of teen-agers who have she's added Channel 13 to her other Marilyn is the young-old timer whose accomplished some worthwhile deed TV activities. Page Four May 7, 1954 Is not only uncomfortable but it also "I'm only just beginning to be able takes up more time in actual shoot- to stand myself on TV now. At first ing. I was so nervous and tense Icouldn't "Shooting in color is hard work," even remember my lines. And I was Ed went on. "It's for kids. And I'm always trying to smile. I was punch- no kid. So I beef about this being ing lines like a jerk. Now I'm settl- a chore, but if I weren't making the ing down and taking things easier. films I'd be beefing about some- "My family are my severest critics. thing else, so I should just take it My wife, Simone, doesn't say too easy. I'm making thirty-nine episodes much, but my youngsters, Eddie and for the series but I got it figured out Stevie, do. When Eddie saw the show that if I could have made twenty- in which we used a horse he told six instead I could have spent the me he liked it better than Jack Ben- extra thirteen weeks adopting a fine ny's programs. This interested me philosophy of living. and I asked him why he found it so "I'm lucky, though, to be working good. His comment was, 'Jack Ben- with people like Hal Roach. Jr., who ny hasn't a horse on his show.' Later produces. and Harve Foster, who di- he said he didn't care for another rects. They take a lot of the burden show so much—but added quickly, off me. As a result I don't go home "The dog was great, though. You can at night hating the world. And I see how I stand at home." don't have to spend time teaching Ed shrugged his shoulders, ordered the business to a lot of guys just out more chocolate ice cream and said of Princeton. profoundly, "You know, I kind of Radio vs. TV hoped that after the twenty-six pic- tures were done people would say I 411b,_ ED GARDNER tries hypnosis on "Compared to TV, though, radio stink—and then I could take life -Finnegan," played by Alan was a racket. It was like stealing easy. But so far all I hear is that Reed. Being dutifully impressed in the money. We haven't used any of our I'm set for more work for quite a background is Pattee Chapman, other- radio scripts for the TV films, but while." wise known as "Miss Duffy." we have used some of the dialogue. After twelve years on the air we had Then he asked quietly, "Hey, what a lot that could be applied to TV. have you heard about the show? Do people like it?" The move into television was no VERY ONCE in a while I problem either because we also had But don't forget—Ed doesn't want pull myself up short and ask, Cp a locale and definite characters set." to be a success on TV. C 'What are you doing in this t•— •• rat race, Gardner? Who wants to be a success on TV?' And, you know some- thing, I've found out that I'll let the others have all the success and IN Wants To De knock their brains out getting it. Me —I prefer living." And so spoke Ed Gardner whose "Duffy's Tavern" is now on TV over KTLA. 1Success on "Some years ago I was asked to Tv? bring 'Duffy's Tavern' to TV—but the deal was for thirty-nine weeks." Ed d grinned. "That seemed like too much li Every body is trying to ut the Tdevision jackpot, but' work. I've always felt that guys like Jack Benny, who do a show only once .Ed Gardner of "Du fir's Tavern" isn't getting into a month, have the right idea. Why 1 work yourself into a tizzy? Why get any dither. He needs success like a hole in the head. so all -fired knocked out with the idea of being a success? "Besides, I'd worked hard for twelve years on radio doing 'Duffy's Tavern' By Jack Holland and I wasn't so anxious to get in a EVEN IN "DUFFY'S TAVERN" you sweat again on TV. So Iturned down get cheescake. And who can blame the thirty-nine week deal and took Ed for paying so concentrated atten- off for a couple of years in Puerto tion to the very charming Renee God- Rico and Spain. I lived the easy life frey? of a country gentleman and loved it —for a while. "But then something happened to me—the ham in me came out. I got sick of doing nothing. I'm not the type to be a retired guy. So when another offer came through to film the show I decided to return to the United States and get back to work." Ed paused, laughed in his Brook- lynese manner, and said. "Now that I'm back working. I think I should have stayed in Spain and taken it easy." In Color • The series is being filmed in color, all of which puts an extra burden on the company. The lighting itself May 7, 1954 Mark Scott and Bob Kelley:

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sonal contact during that first sea- son (except when they met and said "hello" in the press room at the An- gel-Star games), they each had high regard for each other's ability. In public, and behind -the-back, they praised each other. TV-RADIO LIFE even ran a story at the time refuting any feud between the two men. Then something happened. How or when it started, no one knows. No one ever will. Even the guilty party probably doesn't remember, or doesn't realize what he did. Their Opinions But an unkind word was spoken. And it passed on. It passed on until MUCH HAS BEEN SAID, and much more has been rumored about the feud Kelly and Scott both heard it. And between Angel announcer Bob Kelley and Star announcer Mark Scott. These resented it. From then on. it (the are the facts, marn. (Widman photo.) feud) became public domain. Scott and Kelley took cracks at each other on the air—both during their baseball broadcasts and thei - individual fifteen-minute shows heard nightly. At one time, they al- most came to physical blows. ens of stories—and thousands of ru- HERE ARE man How does the matter stand today? j to this story. 3' angles mors—have been written and spread about the feud between "Whatta you Says Scott: "I don't mind the barbs To begin with (and this taken at me, as long as Hollywood news is bound to startle know about that!" Kelley and "Be a. Good Sport" Scott. stays out in front. We've finhhed the local sports world) there are two ahead of the Angels for five years baseball teams in the city of Los How much is fact? How much fic- now, and I've been assured that we Angeles: the Hollywood Stars and the tion? will do so as long as Hollywood I-. Los Angeles Angels. They are rivas Our Opinion In the league. in the Pacific Coast League. On the First—our own personal opinion of "It's like the old saying, `St'c.'.r field and at the box office, they have both men. It may hurt our circulation, no love for each other. and stones will break my bones, but but we have nothing but respect ;or names will never harm me.' That's Baseball, probably more than any Scott and Kelley. both as individu- my opinion, as long as Hollywood other sport in America, is business. als and sportscasters. We are not try- has a winning club. Big business. Everything included, ing to be panty-waists or back-slap - "One final word. As an announce -. it's a billion dollar industry. As with pers. It would be so easy to blast I have always, and do now, have any other business in the free enter- one and praise the other. And it nothing but the deepest respect for prise system of America, it thrives would sell a lot more magazines. Bob's broadcasting abilities." on competition. We have watched both men work Says Ole Kel: We have talked to them, as friends, Trapped in the middle of this base- "I enjoy a little feud with Mark. ball-business—like a player picked on innumerable occasions. Though Before Mark came to town. I had a we may criticize them occasionally off first base and caught in a run- tough time stirring up a little ::on- for periodic blunders, on the whole, down—are the play-by-play announc- troversv with the other announcers. we find no fault with them. ers. I think it's good business. But how do they feel about each For the Angels. It's Bob Kelley of "As far as my association with the other? That's another story. KMPC For the Hollywood team, it's Angels is concerned. I think the rec- Mark Scott of KFWB. Because of the competitive nature ord speaks for itself. It's recognized Although they both have about the of their respective positions, already that one of the primary objectives of same number of years in the an- explained. it was inevitable that a a »lay-by-play announcer is to main- nouncing racket. Ole Kel has been certain amount of friction would oc- tain interest in the team. The Angels around L.A. a lot longer. This is Bob's cur between the two men. However. made $90,000 last year. Hollywood seventh season of calling the balls when Scott first came from Norfolk. lost money with a champion." and strikes for Stewart's stalwarts. Virginia in 1952 to take over the Hol- Bob Kelley and Mark Scott are not Scott is in his third year for the lywood -job, he and Kelley both hon- enemies. They are not bosom bud- Cobbmen. estly tried to overcome any obstacles. dies, either. Let's say they just tol- During the past three years. doz- Although they had very little per- erate each other. Page Su( May 7, 1954 • TV-RADIO LIFE MAY 7, 1954 Tr-Radio Life Award ais Week

Coast's Sherman Billingsly — Herman Hover. .. . Football fans add to their CGommenl In & Out of Focus ( ener a, armchair viewing pleasures next fall with ABC-TV's "Frank Leahy Show." Harold Lloyd Jr. is preparing a tele - Around Tr Row comedy series. . . . Betty Ann Grove and Mery Griffin are set as summer JOAN CAULFIELD, CBS-TV star, and Gale Storm's 11-year-old son Phillip replacements for Jane Froman. Editor Evelyn Bigsby of TV-Radio Life makes his TV debut in an upcoming Bernard M. Baruch, the elder states- both exhibit broad smiles as Joan pre- "My Little Margie" film. Phillip "beats man, sums up his philosophy on three sents Evelyn with a "Lulu," coveted Los up" his mother, who plays the part consecutive NBC telecasts beginning Angeles Advertising Women's Award. of a 14-year-old Dutch girl. Gale says: May 9 .. . A special treat is in store (CBS-TV photo.) "Phillip not only gets rid of his frus- for televiewers when NBC takes a trip Proud new possession on the desk of trations but he gets paid for it to boot" to the Metropolitan Museum of Art on TV-Radio Life managing editor, Eve- . .. When Ray Bolger appears at the May 8. Masterpieces of the world- lyn Bigsby is a "Lulu," awarded her Sahara, the entire chorus line plans famed gallery will be shown .. . Also at Los Angeles Advertising Women's to do a takeoff on the dancer. in the culture department and on the Achievement Awards. Cy Howard was cited by his alma same day too is the 90-minute Eng- mater, University of Wisconsin, with a lish opera version of "Salome." The "Lulu" represents second place Hall of Fame Award.... Nudie's Rodeo in Commercial Film category and was KNBH's Mary McAdoo moves from Tailors of North Hollywood was con- given for a five-minute film on TV- a daytime strip to a Sunday airer. .. tracted to furnish Rex Allen's TV Radio Life. This prize-winning film, wardrobe. "Candid Camera," with Al- Approximately 4000 phone calls were shot from Editor Evelyn's script by len Funt, returns to the videolanes on received by KNBH last week berating Open Room Productions, was made the station for dropping the McCarthy- Channel 9 beginning May 15. . . . primarily to explain Southern Cali- Alert local sponsors might do well to Army live telecasts. Covering the hear- fornia Marketing, markets, and the ings for two days cost the net $125,000 consider the "On Stage With Monty magazine at the market checkstands— and keeping those cameras in focus Wooley" series, adaptations of classic TV-Radio Life. The lovely "Lu" is a short stories or one-act plays. for the duration of the hearings would seven-inch figure of gold, standing on have been prohibitive, so the net logi- an ebony base appropriately engraved. Gil Stratton, Jr. finds it practical cally bowed out. Incidentally phone Other TV winners were Betty 1Cing and economical to speed to his vari- calls to KNBH thanking the station for ous assignments on a motorcycle. Cur- the two days' coverage were so scarce of Brooks Advertising Agency, Los An- rently, Gil appears in "My Little Mar- that they tallied zero. M.R. geles, for TV Commercial, and Fran gie," "That's My Boy," and KNXT's Harris of Harris-Tuchman of Los An- 10:30 News." .. . The Los Angeles De- geles, whose beautiful first-prize com- partment of Parks and Recreation mercial color film for IceCapades was purchased the famed Descanso Gar- shown at the luncheon. dens, site of Korla Pandit's TV origina- Joan Caulfield of CBS-TV's "My tions. The Department plans to achieve ed Favorite Husband" presided charm- world-wide recognition for the Gar- ingly as "Lulu" giver. One of the few dens. Korla certainly brought it city- men attending the gathering was over- wide attention. FEATURES heard to remark something to the ef- Jayne Meadows and Steve Allen are Cover: Loretta Young fect that Miss Caulfield was quite a planning summer nuptials. . . . Jim 15 Million Bucks of lulu herself. Backus has been signed for a role in Blue Ribbon Bouts Page 3 Sigmund Romberg's biopicture, "Deep ARB Ratings In My Heart." ... Mel Ferrer is pack- All(Marilyn About Marilyn Hare) Page 4 aging a TV series with Benny Good- Who Wants To Be a The ten top programs in Los An- man, Gene Krupa and Mel Powell in a 1Success on TV? geles, according to the American Re- quarter-hour jazz rumpus. (Ed Gardner) Page search Bureau for the month of April "The Voice of Firestone," an NBC Are They Really Feuding? were as follows: airer for more than twenty years is (Mark Scott and 1. Dragnet—KNBH eyeing a berth at ABC. "Voice's" 8:30 Bob Kelley) Page 6 2. I Love Lucy—KNXT time slot is being given to Sid Caesar TV's Horses Go to 3. You Bet Your Life—KNBH next fall and "Voice" has its fire up. School Page 39 4. Cavalcade of Sports—KNBH . .. TV stations in Chicago are blue- The Mother Behind 5. Ford Theatre—KNBH printing soap operas in the hopes of My Success 7. T-Men in Action—KNBH regaining its soap opera crown title, (Loretta Young) Page 40 8. Life of Riley—KTTV which it held for radio in the mid- The Happiness Cliniic 9. Burns and Allen—KNXT thirties. .. . (Dr. Norman Vincent 10. Sunday Movie—KTLA. Comic Paul Gilbert is all set to make Peale) Page 42 Has TV Lost Him? a pilot film for his new TV show, "The Duke." (George Nader) Page 43 Milani at Save Mart Bill Spier inked as producer-director NEWS Energetic Chef Milani's next stop in for Charles Coburn starrer, "Country Eye, Ear Inspire Page 2, 11 his diligent search for young talent Doctor." . . . Alan Handley plans to will be at SAVE MART, 6417 San Fer- shoot film backgrounds for Dinah Lifelines Page 26 Pick of the Fix Page 25 nando Road, in Glendale on Saturday, Shore's teleshow in Europe and Africa. May 8. Following a trend? "General Electric Radio in Review Page 28 Theater" set Ronald Reagan to host Radio Precasts Page 26 - After giving each and every teen- dramatic series next Fall. Record Notes Page 26 ager a fair break, the Chef will invite Radio Program Finder Page 36 the top ones to participate on his NBC has inked the provocative Judy Sports Skeds Page 38 regular Thursday evening telecast, Holliday for next fall's new-look on This Week in TV ..._ Page 7 "Talent Parade," on KCOP, Channel -Show of Shows." . • . KABC-TV fol- lows its Saturday night fight telecasts TV Program Finder Page 24 (Please Turn to Next Page) with "Party at Ciro's" with the West Page seven MAY 7, 1954 TV-RADIO LIFE This Week in TV—Continued tache, a beard or any other adorn- May 14. Many TV-radio personalities ment—a beautiful new high fidelity are expected to be on hand for the Magnavox phonograph will be award- grand opening. 13, at 8:30 p.m. The ultimate winner ed. Ed Sauter and Bill Finegan, who will get a full week's engagement on The winning entry and fifteen run- were behind the distinctive music of the Chef's daytime TV show. ner-up entries will be displayed in Benny Goodman, Tommy Dorsey and the windows of Music City shortly the late Glenn Miller, have probably Hawthorne Contest after the close of the contest. done more to establish and shape mod- ern band music than any other musi- Hawthorne will present the prize Only two weeks remain before the cal personalities on the current scene. to the winner on his show, seen night- big "Decorate Hawthorne" contest to ly on KTLA. be staged by TV-RADIO LIFE and Mu- sic City, world's largest self service Liberace On Tour music store at Sunset and Vine, in Hol- Palladium Opening Liberace doesn't live here anymore— lywood. at least for the next four weeks. The The issue of May 21 of this magazine The sensational Sauter-Finegan or- famed pianist is now on a thirty-day will contain a special picture of KTLA chestra is getting ready to move into concert tour comedian Hawthorne. For the best art the Hollywood Palladium (on Sunset through the United work done on this picture—a mus- Boulevard) for two weeks starting States and Canada. Liberace's troupe, which left last week aboard the Union Pacific's City of Los Ange- les, occupies a full presents car on the stream- liner. Accompany- ing Liberace are Liberace his brother, TERREA LEA George, his mother, Mrs. Frances Li- berace and key members of the or- 2:45-3:00 Monday thru Friday chestra. They took eighty pieces of luggage, a rehearsal piano, and, of KCOP Channel 13 course, the ever-present candelabrum. Watch and win in the big new LABEL AUCTION OFF Lens ( Personalities ) ASK FOR REGISTRATION BLANK AT YOUR MARKET Point With Pride

... to Ed Begley's fine portrayal of a MODERNIZE YOUR PRESENT railroad engineer in "Big Boy" (Robert Montgomery Presents). Film inserts through the courtesy of the Union Pa- T. V. SET WITH A NEW cific Railroad enhanced this story tre- mendously. Viewers gained an insight to the ways and thinking of railroad people, who are as proud a clan as can be found anywhere. The pulse of GONSET REMOTE CONTROL engineer, Joe Grant, and the throb of — ATTACHED TO YOUR T.V. SET IN A MATTER OF MINUTES — his locomotive beat as one. PERMITTING COMPLETE CONTROL FROM YOUR FAVORITE VIEW- ING POSITION — ON, OFF, VOLUME, CHANNEL SELECTION AND View With Alarm CONTRAST CONTROL. ... The video-less atmosphere of Bing OPTIONAL EARPHONE Crosby's second telecast of the season CONNECTION AND left much to be desired. Mr. C. might SPEAKER SILENCING just as well have done this show on radio because there was no production SWITCH MAKE IT IDEAL whatsoever given to any of his vocal- FOR HOSPITALS, ETC. izings. Viewers expect something more on a television program than watch- COMPLETELY ing a half-hour performance in front of a bare curtain. Crosby's trait of cas- INSTALLED ualness gave way to indifference on this telefilm. FOR .. . $7950 Mr. C. shied away from television for several seasons while looking for the right format. We do not believu ON A SATISFACTION that last week's show was worthy ( his talents, and was not the right for GUARANTEED OR MONEY mat. RETURNED BASIS For Installation or Further Information Call Occulist Delight KTLA's Haw . . . Haw . . . Haw- SEMCO ELECTRONIC CO. thorne, man of the magnified lenses and rims, insists that all that appears PLEASANT 2-7657 8409 SO. HOPE ST , L.A. on his show must wear bifocals, whether it be duck, fish, dog, tiger or Page Eight man! TV-RADIO LIFE MAY 7, 1954

Monday-Friday Daytime TV Logs

6:30 8 This Is My Faith-15m. 8 Garry Moore—Tu,Th 5 Music-15m.—F. 6:45 2 Program Previews 11 Sheriff John's Lunch 9 Mama Weiss-25m. 8 Farm Report—M-W-F Brigade 13 Hollywood On TV 8 Film —Tu-Th With John Rovick. With Marilyn Hare, David Street and Dick Aurandt. 7:00 2, 8 Panorama Pacific 12:00 2 The Big Payoff— M -F With Red Rowe, George Bandy Merriman and Bess 2:45 S World News—F. Myerson emcee quiz program Wolfe. Grant Holcomb and 2:55 3 News, M-F Helen Parrish, women's 4, 10 Bride & Groom — M -F editor. 9 Headline Report-5m. 71 year old Marie Josephine 9:00 2 You Are What You Osborne and 73 year old John 3:00 2 Garry Moore—Tu, Th Stauber of Rochester, N. Y. With Denise Lor, Ken Carson, Eat—M, W, F are maried today. Durward Kirby nad Howard 2 Coffee Break—Tu,Th Smith's orchestra. Johnny Carson with comic 8 Big Payoff-30m.—M,W,F interpretations of the news. 12:15 4, 10 Hawkins Falls 2 Double or Nothing— 8 Breakfast With Ace Starring Bernadine Flynn and M, W, F. Jim Bannon W'ith Quizmaster Bert Parks. 9:05 2 Morning Show—M-F 12:30 2 Bob Crosby Show 3 Hawkins Falls, M-F 9:15 4 Today in L.A. 4, 10 Betty White Show 4, 10 Kate Smith Show— With Hoy Neal. Betty White with guest, songs Well known guest artists ap- 9:45 11 Morning Serenade-10m. and music by Frank DeVol pear. and the Four Jokers. 9:55 11 KTTV News-5m. 5 Big Picture—F 8 Arthur Godfrey—M,W 10:00 2 Coffee with Eisenhower 7 Jack Rourke Show—M-F 8 Bob Crosby—Tu,Th,F Audience participation show —Tu 11 Buffalo Billy—M-F with prizes and surprises. 4 Ding Dong School—M-F 12:45 8 Garry Moore—M 9 Queen for a Day - 30m. With Dr. Frances llorwich. With Jack Bailey. 8 TV Classroom—M-W-F 11 Martin's Double Drama Dramatic film sequences. 13 Chef Milani-60m. 8 Your Schools Today — Dude Martin Is host. 3:15 3 Charlie Chase—M Tu-Th 1:00 2 Strike It Rich-30m. 3 Film Feature—Tu,Th 8 TV University—F 4 Frandsen's Feature- 3 Bob Crosby—W 11 Norma Gilchrist—M-F 7 Mary Carter's Cookbook Fashion and Beauty Hints, 3 Christophers—F suggestions for cutting bud- 8 Newsreel—M-F 3:30 2 Garry Moore—M-F gets and guest interviews. 10 Studio Ten—M,F With Denise Lor, Ken Carson, Durward Kirby and Howard 10:15 2 Brighter Day—M-F 10 Youth and Music —Tu K. Smith's Orchstra. Harry 10 Daily Chapel 10 Youth Speaks Out—W 10 Pacific Fleet Revue —Th Belafonte, the International Everyday Life drama of Rev. singers and Marian Mac- With the CruDesPac Band Richard Dennis, starring Bill Partland are guests this Smith. and Ken Taylor, emcee week. 10:20 10 News—M-F 1:15 8 Search for Tomorrow- 3 Varieties—M-F 10:30 2 Introduction To Art—M-F 9 Suspects Wanted—Tu,Th 5 Music—M,Th-15m. 10 Studio Ten —Tu, Th Mary Holmes presents a 5 Tricks and Treats—F course in art appreciation 1:30 2 Valiant Lady—M-F With Corns Guy. with credit of two college Starring Nancy Coleman and units. 7 Ladies' Matinee Jerome Cowan. Starring Jack Rourke. 4, 10 One Man's Family 8 Love of Life—M-F Story of the Barbour family 9 Harry Koplan-Rosemary starring Mary Adams, Ted 9 Caroline Leonetti—Tu,Th Von Eltz, Russell Thorson, 10 Studio Ten—W La Planche -30m. James l.ee, Martin Dean, Anne 10 What's Your Opinion —Tu 1:45 2 Search for Tomorrow— Whitfield and Linda Leigh- 11 Photo Quiz—M-F ton. With Mary Stuart, Lynn Lor- ing, Bess Johnson and Cliff Bib Leyden. host. 8 Strike It Rich — M -F Hall. 3:40 3 Wolf Dog—M-F With Warren Elull. 7 Roto Magician—Tu,F 3:45 2 Afternoon Show—Tu 11 Star Shoppers—M-F 8 Guiding Light—M-F with Itill Welsh. 2 Serial Adventure—M-Th 9 Suspects Wanted— 5 World News—M,Th- 10:45 2 California Living-45m. M,W,F Mercedes Bates features new 3:55 5 Police Calls-5m.—M—Th. ideas in food preparation and 1:55 9 News After Noon-5m. 7 KABC News—M-F guest interviews. 2:00 2 Love of Life-15m. 4:00 2 Afternoon Show—M,W, 4, 10 Three Steps to 7 Two for Romance—M-F Th,F Heaven 8 Brighter Day—M-F Diana Douglas and Mark 3 Wild West—M-F Roberts star in a serial of a 9 The Crosbys Calling , 10 Welcome Travelers young girl from the midwest 11 Bill Leyden's Theatre 5 Playcrafters Club-25m. who becomes a photogra- 2:05 13 Thought for the Day pher's model in New York. 7 Make Believe Ballroom 2:15 2 Guiding Light-15m. With Al Jarvis. 11:00 4, 10 Home Show Starring Herb Nelson and 9 Bill Stulla Show - 60m. Arlene Francis presents ex- Ellen Hemming. perts in the fields of fashion, Music and variety. child care, shopping, leisure 4 Key to the Kitchen - 45m 11 Nancy Dixon-15m. time activities, food and With Mike Roy. M, W, F home decoration. Designed for women viewers. 8 Smolcey Rogers—M-F 11 Rita LaRoy—Tu, Th. Advice to guests on glamour 8 What's Cooking?-30m. 13 Terrea Lea-15m. plus home-viewers contest. 11 The Little School House America's popular folk 13 Movies—M-F With Eleanor Hempl. singer. Presented by Gold 4:15 6 Mexican Music—M-F 11:15 2 Pounds Off— W Label Bank. Florence Pepper demonstrates 11 Movieland Matinee how to reduce through exer- 2:30 2 Arthur Godfrey — M -Th 4:30 4, 10 On Your Account- cising. With Janette Davis, Frank 5 Movie Theater-60m. 11:30 2 Art Linkletter's House Parker, Marion Marlowe, Haleloke, the Mariners, hu 13 Al Pearce Show Party—M—F-30m. Ann Sims, the McGuire Sis- Variety, music and film short Interviews and guests. ters and Tony Marvin. subjects, 8 Double Or Nothing— 2 Ladies Always Win — F 4:45 8 Barker Bill—W,F M,W,F With Wes Battersea. 8 Princess Pat—Th

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SATURDAY /V LOGS May 8 Information Received From Stations 4 Who Said That-30m. 6:15 3 News Reporter-15m. Subject to Last Minute Change With June Lockhart, Morey Am- 6 Movie Feature-75m. sterdam, H. V. Kaltenborn and Wal- "In This Corner" with Scott Brady 9:30 8 Televespers ter Kiernan. Gene Raymond is guest. 13 News-15m. 9:45 8 Industry On Parade-15m. 7 Stu Erwin Show-30m. With Armand La Pointe. 10:00 8 Tiny Town Ranch-60m. Starring Stu Erwin and June Coll - ser. 6:30 2 Beat the Clock-30m. 10:15 2 Program Previews With Bud Collyer and Roxanne. 10:30 2 What in the World 8 Feature Theater-90m. "Dcad On Arrival" with Edmund 3 The Goldbergs-30m. 11:00 2 News-5m. O'Brien and Pamela Britton. 4 The Tex Williams Show 8 Frontier Feature Theater 3:45 9 TV Juke Box-15m. Starring lex Williams with Smoke._ 11:05 2 Shakespeare On TV Ri gets Terres lee, Jimmie Widen-- With Dr. Frank C. Baxter. Today's 13 Public Service Film-15m. et lyninie Shur and Nancy Wibt= lecture: "Hamlet." 4:00 3 Johnny Mack Brown -60m. with Candy. 11:15 5 Recorded Music 4 Halls of Science-30m. 5 Movie Theatre-90m. 7 Dizzy Dean Show-10m. 7 Cactus Playhouse "Second Woman" with Rober= "Fighting Thrtt" with Ken May- Young and Betsy Drake. 11:25 7 Major League Baseball nard. Detroit vs. Chicago. 10 Eddie Fisher Show-15m. 9 Better Living -30m. 11:55 8 Major League Baseball 11 New Rumor of the Jungle 10 Facts Forum Jon Hall stars in "A Call Ti 12:00 2 Afternoon Show-60m. Danger." "Dreaming" with Bud Flanagan, 11 Auction City-60m. Ches Allen and Hazel Court. With Sam Mannis. 13 Realty Exchange-30m. 5 Giant Movie-60m. 13 Who Knows This-30m. 6:45 7 Fight Talk-15m. "Man From Texas" with Tex Ritter. With Bob Moon, quizmaster, and 10 Jack McLean Show-15m. Arnold Pike, judge. From Morning- 2 Horse Racing-30m. side High School with quiz on 6:50 8 Channel 8 News-10m. From Belmont, N. Y. American history. Guest is Princi- 6:55 3 News Reporter 12:15 4 Your Air Force Theater pal John Waldmann. 7:00 2, 3, 8 That's My Boy-30m. 12:30 4 Metropolitan Museum of Art 4:30 2 Saturday Funnies-30m. Starring Eddie 5layehoff, Gil Strat- Color telecast of the world's most ton, Jr., and Rochelle Huds.m_ famous paintings, sculpture and art 4 Oedoors With Waggie-30m. Jarrin' Jack suffers a severe lesson= objects from the world famous 6 Mexican Music-30m, in old-fashioned bromides when h - museum. 7 Dick Tracy-30m. brings home the son of his book-- keeper as an example for Junior tom 1:00 4 TV Opera-1 /12 hrs. Ralph Byrd as Dick Tracy investi- Elaine Malbin, Lorna Sydney, An- gates a 250 thousand dollar radium follow. However the visitor's antic= only serve to stir up annoyance in• drew McKinley and Davis Cunning- theft. ham sing leading roles in Richard Jarrin' Jack and show up Junior'.= Strauss' "Salome." Peter Herman 9 Seapower for Peace stcrEng character. Adler conducts music. - Sung in 10 San Diego Forum-30m. 4 The Big Picture-30m. English. 13 Big Picture-30m. 7 Hollywood Showcase-30m. S Giant Movie-60m. 4:45 4 The Nature of Things-15m. Randy Stuart stars in "Handful oM "Tales of Robinhood" with Robert 4:55 3 News Magic," the story of racketeers who Clark. entice two young magicians into an 9 Celebrity Time-15m. 8 Meet Your Mayor jewel theft for $100,000. 5:00 2 To Be Announced 10 World News-15m. 9 Headlines In Action-30m. 3 Galloping Ghost-15m. 1:15 9 Baseball Warm-Up-15m. Will Ragan conducts a fully credited= 4 Early Movies-90m. college course on world affairs. 10 Dugout Dope-15m. "The Black Camel" with Warner 1:30 2 Feature Film Oland and Robert Young. 10 Melody Time-30m. "To llave and To Hold" with Avía With the Woody Johnson Quartet. Scott and Patrick Barr. 6 Movie-60m. 11 The Life of Riley 8 Feature Theater "Mystery of the Hooded Horseman" with Tex Ritter. 13 To Be Announced 9 Baseball Game 7 Cisco Kid-30m. 28 From Every Mountainside Los Angeles vs. Portland. ' 7:30 2, 3, 8 The Harry Owens Show 10 Baseball 8 What Do You Think-45m. With Gil Mershon, Hilo Hattie, San Diego vs. Hollywood. 9 Big Picture Napua, Lei Aloha, Nloana, Prince 1:45 11 Afternoon Serenade-5m. 10 Youth Wants to Know-30m. Kowohi and Eddie Bush. Songs to- 1:55 11 KTTV News-5m. 11 Cartoon Time-30m. night are "Maluna, Malalo, Ma- waena," "Beyond the Reef," 'Wold 2:00 5 Giant Movie-2 hrs. 13 Saturday Matinee of Waikiki." "Te-le-vee-shun," and "Mine Own Executioner" with Bur- "I Was A Convict" with Barton "My Tane." gess Meredith. McLean and Beverly Roberts. 7 Sagebrush Theater 4, 10 Ethel and Albert-Comedy "Sunset Trail" with Ken Maynard. 5:15 3 Unk 'n' Andy Comedy starring Peg Lynch and 11 Saturday Matinee-90m. 5:30 2 Contest Carnival-30m. Alan Dunce. "Mrs. Pym of Scotland Yard" with 3 Space Ranger-30m. 6 Movie Feature-90m. Mary Clare and Edward Lexy. 5 The Fighting West-60m. "Black Doll" with Nan Gray and Donald Woods. 2:30 2 Learning '54 "Silver Stallion" with David Sharpe. 7 Orient Express-Drama-30m. 4 230,000 Will Die-30m. 7 Space Patrol-30m. "The Witness.' Dr. Charles Cameron of American Zarra kidnaps his twin brother, Cancer Society is narrator on a Prince Bacarratti, Happy and Major 9 Feature Film review of the seven danger signals Robertson and attempts to set him- "Return To Algiers" with Anton of cancer. Cured cancer patients self up as ruler of Venus. Walbrook. 11 Bodge "714" are guests. 9 Crowell's Nest-30m. 8 Super Circus-30m. Involving narcotics and teenagers. 10 Saturday News Extra-15m. Friday becomes suspicious when an 13 Movie Matinee honor student falls to the foot of "Remember Pearl Harbor" with 11 Adventures of Blinkey-15m. 5:45 8 Fulton Lewis, Jr.-15m. his class. Donald Barry and Ray McKenzie. 13 Hometown Jamboree-60m. 2:45 4 Your Air Force Theater-15m. New 10 Let's Go Fishing-15m. 28 Highway On the Seas-30m. 11 The Princess 3:00 2 Winky Dink and You-30m. 7:45 3 The Christophers-15m. 4 Pet Showcase-30m. Staernig Patricia Blake who re- creates fairy stories for children. With Arch Presby. 28 From the Mind of Man 5 Movie Matinee 6:00 2 To Be Announced 8:00 2, 3, 8 Jackie Gleason Show Jackie Gleason in comedy skits as- "Snowbound" with Robert Newton 3 Little Theater-15m. sisted by Art Carney, Audrey Mea- and Dennis Price. 7, 8 Saturday Nite Fights-45m. dows, June Taylor dancers and Ray 7 Campus Farmers Cisco Andrade of Los Angeles vs. Bloch's Orchestra. Armand Savoie of Canada in a ten Moderator Arnold Pike from Mt. 4, 10 Spike Jones Show-30m. San Antonio College with G. A. round lightweight bout from Buf- Comedy-variety show with the City Sherman. They demonstrate animal falo. Slickers, Helen Grayco, George Rock husbandry. 9 Action Theater-60m. and Sir Fredrick Gas and Freddie. 8 Lone Ranger 10 Information Police-30m. Morgan. Spike devotes tonight's 11 Saturday Matinee With Sgt. Rod Crosby and Harry show to a demonstration of what 3:30 2 Space Hoppers Matinee-60m. Kay, Jr. is involved in going on an enter- DP. McKennon and Saul Robbins 11 Time For Beany-30m. tainment tour.

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5 Spade Cooley—Variety-60m. 9 Aristo Blue Time Spade Cooley and his orchestra 13 United We Stand Choir-30m. with musical entertainment and Crusader Carol Ensemble Choir ecker Jare acts. featuring Clarence Welsh. 7 Roto Magician-15m. 10:45 3 Saturday Sit-In Theater Saturday, May 8 11 Lone Wolf-30m. "Evidence For Hire" with Rona An- "Emerald Story." Story cf a wealthy derson and Patrick Holt. "DREAMING," Bud Flanagan,'Chester Allen, spoiled society girl who possess an 9 TV Juke Box (2) 12:CO m. unusual emerald ring, but disap- 11:00 4 News Parade-15m. "MAN FROM TEXAS," Tex Ritter, (5) pears when anyone begins to look With Toni Frandsen. 12:CO m. for her. 5 Man's Best Friend "TALES OF ROBIN HOOD," Robert Clark 28 People, Places, Politics-30m. 1952 (5) 1:CO p.m. Exploits of the famous New 7 Party at Ciro's scoudral of the Sherwood Forest. 8:15 7 Under the Pepper Trees-15m. Hernian Hover of the famous Sun- With Hank Weaver. "TO HAVE AND TO HOLD," Avia Scott, set Strip nightclub presents promi- Patrick Barr (2) 1:30 p.m. Man who has 9 Feature Film nent stars of show business and only six months to live, tries to provide 8:30 4, 10 Original Amateur Hour- celebrities of the sports and society his wife with another interest. world. 7 Hollywood Legion Bouts "MINE OWN EXECUTIONER," Burgess Jesse Mongia vs. Frankly Campos 8 Theater of Life-30m. Meredith (5) 2:CO p.m. The story of a in a ten round bantam weight bout. 10 Ten Spot Theater psychiatrist, a beautiful girl, the guilt 11 I Led Three Lives-30m. "Sarong Girl" with Ann Corlo and complex of an ex-prisoner of war and 13 Joe Palooka-30m. Bill Henry. murder. 11:15 4 Late Date At the Movies "SUNSET TRAIL," Ken Maynard (7) 2:00 28 Film-30m. "Buffalo Stampede" with Randolph p.m. 9:00 2, 3, 8 Two for the Money—Quiz Scott and Buster Crabbe. Herb Shrine' .iontructs quiz ses "MRS. PYM OF SCOTLAND YARD," Mary ions tot studio contesta nia lh Ma 13 Clete Roberts World Reports Clare, Edward Lexv (11) 2:CO p.m. son Gross se judge. Music by Milton 11:30 9 Beauty Secrets-15m. "REMEMBER PEARL HARBOR," Donald Del .ugg and the irrnesir a 13 Owl Movie Barry, Ray McKenzie (13) 2:30 p.m. 4, 10 Your Show of Shows-90m. "Arson, Inc." with Randolph Scott "SNOWBOUND," Robert Newton, Dennis With Sid Caesar and Imogene Coca and Buster Crabbe, Price (5) 3:CO p.m. and featuring Keith Textor, Sylvia 11:45 5 Final Edition "BLACK CAMEL," Warner Oland, Robert Michaels and Comedians Howard With Ken Castle. Young (4) 5:CO p.m. Morris and Carl Reiner. 9 TV Jukebox-15m. "MYSTERY OF THE HOODED HORSE- 5 Saturday Nite Movies-1 /12 hrs. 12:00 3 Midnight News MAN," Tex Ritter (5) 5:00 p.m. "Black Magic" with Orson Welles. "I WAS A CONVICT," Barton McLane, Bev- 7 Lady of Horrors-1 /12 hrs. erly Roberts 1939 (13) 5:CO p.m. Man 6 Ringside With Rasslers-60m. "Face of Marble" with John Car- formerly in prison for tax evasion, takes G•Olo Star Studio-30m. radine. two ex-convicts into business with him. 9 Miss 102 Beauty Pageant 12:10 2 Midnight News-15m. "SILVER STALLION," David Sharpe (5) Jack McElroy is emcee. 12:25 2 Late Show 5:30 p.m. 11 Inner Sanctum-30m. "Twenty Questions Murder Mystery" "IN THIS CORNER," Scott Brady (6) 6:15 "The Sisters" with Mildred Dum- with Robert Beatty and Rona An- p.m. "SECOND WOMAN," Robert Young, Betsy mock. Two sisters are under sus- derson. picion when a man is murdered, Drake (5) 6:30 p.m. and both openly agree that he de- •'BLACK DOLL," Nan Grey, Donald Woods served to die. 1938 (6) 7:30 p.m. A private detective solves the murder of his fiancee's father. 13 To Be Announced "RETURN TO ALGIERS," Anton Walbrook 9:30 2 My Favorite Husband-30m. Ear, Eye Inspire (9) 7:30 p.m. Starring boa» Caulfield atol Barry "BLACK MAGIC," Orson Welles (5) 9:CO Nelson. Liz goes off to Palm Springs p.m. Story of an 18th century Count who to recoup from the flu and meets up Mrs. Raymond E. Whyborn, Uplan has terrific hypnotic powers to will any- with three Romeos. Your very fine magazine is a weekly one at his own wish. "DOUBLE BARREL MIRACLE," Lee Bow- 3 World Premier Theater-75m. must in our household and has been "Double Barrel Miracle" with Lee man, Dore Ashley (3) 9:30 p.m. Bowman and Dore Ashley. for a long time. "A MAN ABOUT THE HOUSE," Kieron Moore, Margaret Johnson, 1949 (5) 10:30 8 Badge 714-30-60m. My main purpose for writing this p.m. The story of two spinsters who take 11 Col. March of Scotland Yard letter is to put in an extra good word a house near Naples and hire a young A mountain resort is haunted by the for what my husband and I consider scoundral for a butler. appearance of a weird and fright- to be the finest program on television: "EVIDENCE FOR HIRE," Rona Anderson, ening figure seen on the mountain Patrick Holt (3) 10:45 P•m• slopes. "I Led Three Lives." This and "Drag- "SARONG GIRL," Bill Henry, John Davis 10;00 2 You're Never Too Old-30m. net" are the two shows we won't miss (10) 11:00 p.m. Adventures of a burlesque Starring Marilyn Hare and Harry for anything. Besides being a powerful queen who is arrested and put on pro- Koplan. Enterta inment by perfor bation. fliers over fill years of age. expose on Communist activities, it is 'BUFFALO STAMPEDE," Randolph Scott, also a fine picture of the magnificent Buster Crabbe (4) 11:15 p.m. 6 Jai Alai-90m. work done by our FBI. There are too "ARSON, INC.," Anne Gwynne, Robert From Fronton Palacio, with Ray Lowery (13) 11:30 p.m. An undercover Grrcia at,d John Halvorsen. many of us, I fear, who take this fine agent tracks down a gang of thieves 8 Masterpiece Playhouse organization for granted. The men who who mask their robberies by means of "Mr. Ace" with George Raft. enter this work, as depicted on "I Led arson. 11 Town Hall Party Three Lives," give up the right to lead "FACE OF MARBLE," John Carradine (7) Jay Sb' wart, emcee. with Merle Tra- 12:00 p.m. The exciting story of a scien- eis. i.e3 "Carrot Top" Anderson. a life of their own. How many people tist who tries to give life back to the Wesley and Marilyn Tuttle, Tex who sell them short would be willing dead. Ritter, Tex Williams, Betsy Gay, to do this? "20 QUESTIONS MURDER MYSTERY," Joe Maphis and Rose Lee, Texas Robert Beatty, Rona Anderson (2) 12:25 Tiny, Judy Hayden, Pat Paterson, a.m. Two reporters fall in love with the Freddy Hart and Larry and Laren- Barbara Girard, Los Angeles same girl, as they untangle clues in a ceen Collins. Why was our favorite singer taken series of murder cases. Juke Box Jury-90m. 10:30 2 of the Tex Williams Show? Can it be Peter Potter and guests rate latest records. Appearng tonght are Judy that Terrea Lee was to much com- Tyler, Jerry Colonna, Mercedes petition for the great Tex? We think leC.ambrdge, Johnny Desmond, Mae this is rightfully so. Why do sponsors Williams and Ricki Vera. continue to spend great sums of money 00015 4, 10 Your Hit Parade—Music—K on inferior talent just because they ir M AK rid AD * Starring Giselle MacKenzie with S ky Lanson. Out othy think they have box office appeal? For and Russell Arms Raymond Scott my money I buy All because Terrea CON and his orchestra head 1111USICAI sells it and not because of Tex group. Williams. FREE LANCE CARTOONIST. 5 Movie Theater ORIGINAL( FOR "A Man About the House" with Terrea Lea now has her own fifteen- eygrtY Kieran Moore and Margaret John- minut program on KCOP. Channel 13, PURPOIE. IDEA mAt4 daily al 2:45 p.m. ston. , 8 Two for the Money-30m. (More Leiters on Page 15) BOB BART01141023311

Page Eleven TV-RADIO LIFE SUNDAY A/ LOGS May 9 Information Received From Stations 7 Faith for Today-30m. 8 Your Doctor Answers-30m. Subject to Last Minute Change 11 Garden Chats-30m. Joe Littlefield discusses azaleas. 13 Kevo-Ett Playhouse-30m. 9:15 2 Program Previews 9:30 2 Look Up and Live 13 Movie-90m. "Danger Flight" sponsored by "Black Dragon" with Bela Lugosi. Kevo-Etts. 8 Back To God-15m. 12:45 10 Daily Chapel-5m. 9:45 8 Bible Class-15m, 3:45 9 Sports Spotlight 9 Celebrity Time-15m. 12:50 10 News Summary-10m. 4:00 2 To Be Announced 11 Morning Serenade-5m. 1:00 2, 3 Man of the Week-30m. 4, 10 American Forum of the 9:55 11 KTTV News 4 Mr. Wizard-Science-(K) Air-30m. Don Herbert and his fun with Theodore Granik presents Leonard 10:00 2 Operation Safety-30m. science demonstrations. Discussion on hazards a traffic Hall, chairman of the Republican on wheels. 6 Hi -Fi -Music National Committee and Stephen 4 Youth Wants To Know 7 Message of the Master-30m. Mitchell, chairman of the Demo- cratic National Committee. Today Theodore Granik presents noted Religi• us music and a short mes- political leaders. sage of faith. marks the program's 26th anni- versary. 8 Let There Be Light 8 This Is the Life-30m. 7 Gordon's Garden-30m. 9 Church of the Open Door 9 Celebrity Time-15m. 11 Sunday Western-60m. 8 Pride of the Family 10 Words and Music Albie's opinion of math teachers 10:30 2 Morning Show-60m. 11 John Wayne Movies changes when he arrives at a solu- "The Roof" with Leslie Ferrins and tion to an auto speed and mileage George Zucco. 1:15 9 Baseball Warm-Up-15m. with Chuck Connors. problem. 4 Frontiers of Faith "The Camel and I," a gently humor- 1:30 2, 3 Youth Takes a Stand-30m. 9 Baseball Game-2 /14 hrs. Las Angeles vs. Portland. ous story about a settler in Israel 4 Faith of Our Fathers-30m. by Wishengrad. 7 Tommy Baird-15m. 13 Film-90m. 8 What's Your Trouble Message of faith and inspiration. ":3 East Str-et" with Sandra Dome and I'atrick Holt. 10:45 7 The Pastor 8 Johnny Jupiter-30m. "You've Got To Be Taught." 9 Baseball Game 4:30 2 Lone Ranger-30m. 8 Christophers Los Angeles vs. Portland. 4 Plant Doctor-30m, 11 Morning Serenade 10 Frontiers of Faith With Di. Robert Atkinson. 10:55 11 KTTV News 1:45 5 Movie Theater 6 Candidates Panel-30m. 11:00 4 Early Movies-90m. "Buffalo Bill" with Richard Arlen. 7 Your Faith Is Power-30m. "Buffalo Stampede" with Randolph "The Greate•,t Discovery." Scott and Buster Crabbe. 7 Cartoon Comedies-15m. 8 Hank McCune-30m. 5 In God We Trust 1:55 3 News-Previews 10 Polka Party-30m. 7 Church in the Home-60m. 2:00 2, 3 Adventure-60m. Charles Collingwood, host. The Aipiners with polka dances and 8 Faith For Today songs. 9 Celebrity Time-15m. 4 This Is the Life-Film-30m. 5:00 2 Rocky Jones-Space Ranger- 11 Great Churches ot the Golden 7 Super Circus-30m. "Silver Needle in the Sky" in which Mary Hartline presents a troupe of Bobby saves Rocky and the crew. West-60m. performing dogs, the "Alley Aristo- With Rev. Clifton Moore from the crats," Del Raes, acrobatic duo, 3 Inspirational Time-15m. First Baptist Church of Pasadena. Henri French, trick cyclist and the 4, 10 Hall of Fame 11:30 2 Garden Vagabond-30m. Great Barton, a man and woman 5 Twin Movies-60m. Norvell Gillespie with films of balancing act. 'Young Lovers" with Sally Forrest world-famous gardens. 8 Sunday Afternoon Matinee and Keefe Brasselle. 8 Western Theater 10 Big Picture-30m. 6 Cowboys and Injuns-60m. 9 Celebrity Time-15m. 11 Auction Park `Rollin' Plains" with Tex Ritter. 11:45 9 Feature Film 13 Sunday Matinee-90m. 7 Six-Gun Theater-30m. 12:00 2 Lamp Unto My Feet-30m. "Winter Carnival" with Ann Sheri- "King of the Sierras" with Hobart John 1Marriatt and Josh White, Jr. dan and Richard Carlson. Bosworth. star in "The Challenge." 2:15 10 Film-15m, 5 Ask the Doctor 8 You Asked for It-30m. 2:30 4 In My Opinion-15m, Art Baker, host. Presents an Ameri- Gil Martyn, moderator, with a hand George Todt discusses current con- can-style bull fight, the "Flying surgeon and plastic surgeon dis- Marilees," "How To Be the Life of cuss "Hand Injuries." troversial subjects. the Party" and a typical school- 7 Washington Merry-Go-Round 7 Cowboy Theater-60m. room of the year 1900. Drew Pearson Interviews people In "Arizona Terror" with Ken May- the news. nard. 11 Hopalong Cassidy-60m. 11 Big Picture Starring William Boyd in "Partners 10 Harbor Theater-60m. of the Plains." 12:10 3 News-5m. "Missing Lady" with Kane Rich- 12:15 3 What's Your Trouble-15m. mond and Barbara Reed. 13 Feature Film-90m. 7 "770" On TV 11 Jalopy Derby-2 /12 hrs. 5:15 3 News Reporter-15m. Bill Crago presents Lieutenant Gov- Bill Welsh from Culver City. 5:30 2 Gene Autry Show-30m. ernor Powers who discusses state 2:45 4 Industry On Parade-15m. "Lazy L" in which Autry inherits half a ranch. problems. 3:00 2, 3 The American Week-30m. 12:30 2 Light of Faith With Eric Sevareid and his observa- 3 This Is the Life-30m. Guests and speakers from religious tions and analyses of the week's 4, 10 Kukla, Fran & 011ie-30m. denominations and religious music. news. The Kuklapolitans premiere their 3, 8 Contest Carnival-30m. 4 Get the Facts own version of the opera "Hansel 4 Zoo Parade-30m. Jimmy Wallington. moderator. and Gretcl." Telecast in color. R. Martin Perkins and Jim Hurl- 5 Twin Movie-2 hrs. 7 Cartoon Comedies-15m. butt discuss aboreal animals-- "Stronghold" with Veronica Lake those animals who spend virtually 8 Lone Ranger-J0m. and Zachary Scott. their entire lives in the trees. 5:45 7 Roto Magician-15m. 5 Movie Theater-60m. 3:30 2 Cavalcade of Books-30m. Georgiana Hardy and Turnley 11 The Christophers-15m. 'The Little Big Horn" with John Walker with Chief of l'olice Will- Ireland and Marie Windsor. iam H. Parker, personal friend of Mr. Fabian of Scotland Yard who SUNDAY discusses the hooks, "Fabian of the TV'S TOP PICTURES KEVO-ETTS Yard" nnd "London After Dark" and Edmund C. Bunker of KNXT, EVERY PLAYHOUSE former Navy pilot and authority on THE MOVIES Mow Calory Energy selling who takes a poke nt 'ad- Food") vertising agencies, merchandizers SUN. 3:30-4:00 P.M. and publicists in his book "The KTLA"ArL 7:30pm KCOP CH. 13 Relaxed Sell." Newscast Daily 3 Sunday Clnema-90m. PRESENTED BY 5:45-6:00 4 Big Picture-30m. Borboro Ann BRIM) and Stor-Kost Tuno MD-1020 KC 7 Talent Patrol-30m.

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6:00 2, 3 You Are There-K-30m. 28 Film-30m. Walter Cronkite presents "The Sur- 8:00 2, 8 Toast of The Town-60m. render or Corregidor," a recreation Ed Sullivan presents Ille second half Nicker hire of ',UV tho flood tt agit' slaughters of "The ASCAP Story" honoring of World War II. The camera re- Otto Harbach, former president. Sunday, May 9 in' os to May Ii 19 12. when heroic "THE ROOF," Leslie Ferrins, George Zucco General Wainwright was forced to 3, 4, 10 Comedy Hour 60m. (2) 10:30 a.m. Imposters, deception, surrender to General llonma of tlw otiov Dtp :tote sta t w ith Shelley Japanese forces. Vaughn Taylor and Winte'rs and Eddie Jackson, Al double cross and a box carrying a jinx, Bay Middlelon star. (,,oil man's Orchestra supplies all add up to mystery. music. "BUFFALO STAMPEDE," Randolph Scott, 4 Meet the Press-30m. Buster Crabbe (4) 11:CO a.m. Lawrence Spivak intery iews people 7 Public Service Feature "THE LITTLE BIG HORN," John Ireland, in the news. 28 Shakespeare On TV-30m. Marie Windsor (5) 12:30 p.m. The story with l)1.. Frank C. Baxter of the early west and two men who are 5 Flash Gordon-30m. fighting for the same piece of land and 6 Terry and the Pirates 8:15 13 Clete Roberts Reports-15m. the same woman. 7 Wild Bill Hickok-30m. 8:30 7 The Lighted Window "BLACK DRAGON," Bela Lugosi (13) 12:30 8 General Electric Theater With Dr. James W. Fifield. p.m. "BUFFALO BILL," Richard Arlen (5) 1:45 10 Drew Pearson-15m. 9 Inspector Mark Sober-30m. p.m. 11 Sunday Cinema-60m. Starring 'font Con way in "Second "WINTER CARNIVAL," Ann Sheridan, Death." 6:15 9 Dugout Dope-15m. Richard Carlson (13) 2:00 p.m. A winter with Chuck Connors. 11 The Playhouse-30m sports carnival in Dartmouth. Joan Caulficlii and T Drake star "MISSING LADY," Kane Richmond, Bar- 10 Sunday News Extra in "String Of Beads." bara Reed (10) 2:30 p.m. A valuable 28 Magic of the Atom 13 Classic Theater-90m. jade statuette disappears and a series of 'Private Life of Don Juan' with murders are committed before it is re- 6:30 2 Life with Father covered. Sta rrit.g Leon Ames and Lurent. Douglas Fairbanks. Jr., Merle Olieron and Binnie Barnes. "STRONGHOLD," Veronica Lake, Zachary Tuttle. Scott (5) 3:00 p.m. The story of revolu- 3 Talent Patrol-30m, 28 Film-15m, tion by the Mexican guerrillas in Maxi- 4, 10 Roy Rogers Show-30m. 9:00 2 Fred Waring Show-30m. millans' court. "13 EAST STREET," Sandra Dome, Patrick lt ,,y and Dale pursue a gang who 3 Toast of The Town-60m. Holt (13) 4:CO p.m. have kldnapped a prominent busi- 4, 10 Goodyear TV Theater-60m "YOUNG LOVERS," Sally Forrest, Keefe nessman and are holding hi in for Geraldine l'a ige and Norman Field Brasselle (5) 5:CO p.m. Story of a girls' $211,009 11111M/111. star in "Miss Look-Alike," the fight to recover her will to live and 5 Eastside Kids-60m. story of a 26 year old WO who is recover from a serious illness. 6 Playhouse Fifteen-15m. fed up with her prosaic life with "ROLLIN' PLAINS," Tex Ritter (6) 5:CO her mother and movie-projectionist p.m. 7 Cowboy Roundup-30m. hoy friend. She enters a contest as "FEDERAL FUGITIVE," Neil Hamilton, .111 old maatuna" with hen May- a "look alCke" of a movie star and Doris Day (13) 7:CO p.m. nard. wins a 21 hour glamour treatment, "DUEL WITHOUT HONOR," Massino Gi- 8 Waterfront-30m. but finds that happiness is in her ratti Annette Bach (6) 7:30 p.m. Starring Preston Foster. former type of life. "PRIVATE LIFE OF DON JUAN," Douglas 5 Bandstand Revue-60m. Fairbanks, Jr., Merle Oberon (13) 8:00 9 Stars On Parade-30m. p.m. The intriguing story of the famous Bobby Sherwood, host with guests. With Leighton Noble and Anita Gordon featuring old "hits of the lover and his amours. 13 Debut-30m. week" and noted personalities. "REPEAT PERFORMANCE," Louis Hay- 28 Film-30m. 6 Colonel March-30m. ward, Joan Leslie (6) 10:CO p.m. The 6:45 6 Greatest Drama-15m. story of a beautiful young actress who 7, 8 Walter Winchell-News relives one year of her life. 7:00 2, 3, 8 Private Secretary-30m. 9 Rocky King, Detective-30m. "DAY WILL DAWN," Deborah Kerr, Ralph Ann Sothern stars as Susie who Roscoe Karns stars in "Pearls of Richardson, 1942 (2) 10:30 p.m. A news- plans a shower for a bride-to-be Death." A bookkeeper in a tea im- paperman parachutes into Nazi-occupied and gets mixed up with the in- porting company, discovers that his Norway to lead commandos to a secret tended groom and on bad terms two partners have been smuggling submarine base. with his girl. pearls into the country. When he is "SMART BUY," (10) 11:00 p.m. 4, 10 Winchell-Mahoney Show- found dead, the murderers scent "OLIVER TWIST," Dickie Moore (4) 11:30 Paul Winehell with his Puppet obvious until a glamorous night p.m. Jerry. Comedy variety is suppled club singer and her shady boss en- by Diane Sinclair. Ken Spauldinu ter the picture. and Dina Varcia. Dorothy Sarnoff, 4, 10 Loretta Young Show- musical comedy star is guest. 11 Hollywood Off Beat-30m. Loretta Young dramatizes leters she Melvyn Douglas stars as Steve Ran- receives in the mail. Tonight's story 6 City Detective-30m. dall in "Out of the Shadows." is "Oh My Aching Heart," in which 7 Break the Bank-30m. 28 Great Ideas-30m. With Bert Parks. Miss Young porttays a woman who 9:15 7 Martha Wright-Music-30m. disguises herself as a dowdy old 9 Feature Theater-90m. Singing star Martha Wright with woman in the effort to acquire a 11 Adventures of Sherlock Bobby Hackett and his orchestra, job which states such a description Holmes-90m. Norman Price at the piano and as a requirement. guest stars. Starring Basil Rothbone and Nigel 5 Frank Veloz Show-15m. Bruce. 8 Tomorrow's News-15m. 6 Movie-75m. 13 Film-90m. 9:30 2, 8 Man Behind the Badge "Repeat Performance" with Louis "Federal Fugitive" with Nell Ham- 'The Chicago Story." A health in- Hayward and Joan Leslie. ilton and Doris Day. spector combs a large part of the city 29 Seattle, U.S.A.-30m. unknowingly faces death after being 7 Graves for Governor-Political auso 2, 8 What's My Line?-M-30m. b•tten by a rabid dog. Herbert Nel- 9 TV Juke Box-45m. . Moderato' lonn Daly with panelists son stars as Al Bender, a member 11 Heart of the City-30m. of the staff of Chicago Board of Arlene Francis Dorothy 11 dgallen 13 Church Talent Show Steve Allen and Bennett Cerf and Health. guest. 6 Inner Sanctum-30m. 10:15 5 Teleforum-60m. Rufus B. Von KleinSmid discusses 3 Cisco Kid-30m. 7 Dr. I. Q.-30m. topics of current interest. 4. 10 Mr. Peepers-K-30m. Dr. James McClain, quizmaster. Wally Cox as Mr. Peepers and 9 The Plainclothesman-30m. 7 Roto Magician-15m. Nancy, the light of his life, start Ken Lynch and Jack Orrison star 10:30 2 Late Show looking for an apartment. Unbe- in "A Sister Act." One of the most "Day Will Dawn" with Deborah knownst to them Mrs. Gurney is fantastic solutions to a crime is Kerr and Ralph Richardson. looking, too, and all have their eyes established by the Unseen Lieu- 3 Sit-In Theater-90m. on the seine place. tenant and Sergeant Brady after a "We're Going to Be Rich" with gardener for an aristocratic family Gracie Fields, Brian Donlevy and S "The Movies"-90m. is found dead in a wrecked auto. Victor McLaglen. Brought Pr) you by Barbara Ant. 11 Paul Coates Confidential File 4 Man Against Crime-30m, Plu ead and Star Kist Tuna. 9:45 7 Roto Magician-15m. Starring Ralph Bellamy 10:00 2, 8 The Web-30m. 7 The World Church 6 Movie Parade e 'Grand Finale." Brooding over the 8 Meet Millie-30m. "Duel Without Honor" with Massino decline of his career, an aging Giratti and Annette Bach. opera star is the unwitting princi- 10 Man Against Crime 7 Orient Express-30m. pal of a tragic backstage drama. Starring Ralph Bellamy. "The Blue Camellia." 3 I Led Three Lives-30m. (Continued on Next Paget

Page Thirteen TV-RADIO LIFE MONDAY tu LOGS May 10 Information Received From Stations 6:15 3 World News 7 Advs. of Kit Carson-30m. Subject to Last Minute Chanfel 7 Jack Owens Show-40m. Kit and El Toro pretend to be out- With fun and music assisted by laws in order to round up the no- Mary Ann. torious "Hawk Raiders" gang wh!ch 10 Channel 10 News has been stealing horses and cattle See Page 9 for 9:00 A.M. to from the surrounding ranchers. 5:00 P.M. Daytime Log Listings 11 Ramer of the Jungle-15m. Jon Hall in "Doomed Safari." 8 People an the News- 15m 6:20 2 Weather News-5m. 9 Craig Kennedy-Drama-30m. I Starring Donald Woods in "Murder With Austin Green. 5:00 2 Space Funnies-60m. On Stage 9." 6:25 2 Tom Harmon-Sports-5m. 3 Jeanne Baird-60m. 11 Life With Elizabeth-30m. 6:30 2 Doug Edwards-News-15m. 4, 10 Pinky Lee Show-30m. 28 Let's Play Like-30m. With Pinky Lee, Barbara Luke, 3 Key to Life-30m. 7:45 3 Kiernan's Kaleidoscope-15m. Molly Bee and Jimmy Brown. $ Easy Life-15m. Dorothy and Ken with hints for , 10 Camel News Caravan 7 Make Believe Ballroom- John Cameron 'Swayze reports 8 Monte Hall Show easy living. 6 Madison Square Garden-15m. 9 Star Time-30m. 6 Johnny Jet-Serial-30m. With Gene Norman. 8 Newsreel 8 Loco; News-10m. 8:00 2, 8 Burns and Allen Show-30m. 13 Gary's Movie Carnival-30m. 9 Captain Video-15m. Starring Al Hodge. George decides to take a twenty- 5:15 6 Our Town-Spanish-15m. four hour rest before a physical 7 Dusty Walker Show-15m. 10 Padres Clubhouse. examination, but before the day is 5:30 2 The Little Rascals-30m. 11 Time for Beany-Kids-15m. over everyone including the tele- phon and electric repairmen wind 4, 10 Howdy Doody-Juvenile 13 Gary Goodwin's Sports Page up in his bedroom looking at TV. Bob Smith's Puppets 6:40 8 Weather-Sm. 3 Meet Millie-30m. 5 Western Feature-60m. 6:45 2, 8 Perry Como Show-Music- 4, 10 Name That Tune-K-30m. Perry with the Fontane Sisters and "Down Texas Way" with Buck With Red Benson and vocalist Vick Jones. Ray Charles Singers. Mills in a song identification pro 6 Cowboys and Injuns-60m. 4 Elmer Peterson-News-5m. "Fargo Express" with Ken Maynard. 5 Handy Hints-Tips-10m. 5 Atglrain. Ease-30. 7 The Margaret Whiting Show With Dorothy Gardner and Hen Ail marine show from Camp Pen With the Leo Dukehorn Trio and Grane. dleton. California gut.sts. 9 Gene Norman Show-30m. 9 Marge and Jeff-15m. 6 I Am the Law-30m. Starring George Raft. 11 Sheriff John-Cartoon lime- 10 Your San Diego 11 George Putnam-News-15m. 7 You Asked for It-30m. 13 Webster Webfoot-30m. 13 Headliner with Rex May-5m. Art 13aker, host, presents "Jai Alai," "Talking Dictionary," Uncle Jimmy Weldon with guests, 6:50 4 Sports News-10m. With Cleve Hermann. "Handy Shoes" and "Helicopter songs and "Little Joe" stories. Escape." Sponsored by Can-A-Pop. 13 Weather Miss-5m. 9 Sports Film-15m. 6:55 5 Bollay Weather-5m. 11 Gloria Swanson Theater-30m 5:55 7 Jack Rourke In Hollywood 7 Weather Almanac-5m. News from the world uf movies, TV Barbara Billingsley stars in "Half and radio. With Gordon Weir. the Action." A man offers his half 10 Newspaper of the Air interest in a magician as collateral 6:00 2 Charlie Chase Comedies-20m. for a loan. Fa wow, ttid comedies 13 News of the World-5m. 3 Thought of the Day wan Rex May. 28 Big Picture-30m. 7:00 2 Studio One-Drama-60m. 4 McElroy at Sunset-45m. 8:15 9 Olympic Boxing-2 hrs. "Fear Is No Stranger." After two Bob Albright vs. Sgt. J. B. Reed in Jack McElroy star, with Barbara Lo- young women are found brutally gan, Phil Gray and Eddie Baxter. a ten round heavy weight bout. killed in a California town, the dis- 7 Chet Huntley News-15m. trict attorney tries to reassure the 8:30 2, 8 Godfrey's Talent Scouts- 8 Annie Oakley townspeople by remaining rational Arthur Godfrey presents Phyllis 9 Action Theater-30m. and objective. However, when he Joyce, singer-pianist, Eddie Erick- sees the life of his own daughter sen,tenor anti a trio consisting of 10 Designs in Music-15m. being threatened, his own emotions Jean Valli, singer, Mack Sullivan, 11 Thunderbolt-15m. are suddenly put to test. guitarist, and Ray \Vest, bass. The Wonder Colt. 3 Ramar ot the Jungle 3 Amos 'n' Andy-30m. 13 Commander Comet-30m. .1.4) Ha, stars. 4, 10 Voice of Firestone Adventures in space based on New 4 Diamond Jubilee-30m. Howard Barlow and the Firestone scientific fact and happenings Ad lib baseball show starring Bill Orchestra with Rise Stevens, guest. within the realm of possibility. Sweeney of L. A. Angeles and Bobby Vocal selections include "Beautiful 6:10 3 Constantino's Column-5m. Bragan of Hollywood Stars. Cleve Dreamer,""Nenth the Southern Hermann is emcee. Guest stars ap- Moon," from "Naughty Marietta," pear. "Vissi d'Arte" from Tosca," anti 5 Newsreel-15m. "Two Hearts in Three-Quarter With Gil Marlyn Time." Orchestra selections are "Southern Rhapsody," "Prelude" to SUNDAY LOGS 6 Gene Autry-30m. "Carmen," "King Cotton March" 7 Cisco Kid-30m, and a medley of "Caissons Go Roll- (Continued) 8 Superman-30m. ing Along," "Semper Paratus," "An- Starring George Beeves chors Aweigh," "U.S. Air Force 11 George Putnam-First Edition 9 Into the Night-30m. Song" and "Marines Hymn." 13 Musical Showcase-15m. 10 The Goldbergs-30m. 5 Roller Derby 10:45 13 Clete Roberts World Reports 11 Abbott and Costello-30m. With Dieu I.ane. 11:00 4 Eleventh Hour News Abbott and Costello in "Well Oiled." 6 Johnny Downs Movie With Don Rickles. Costello poses as a wealthy man to "Red Stallion In the Rockies." persuade a lovely lady to change her 8 Danger-30m. 7 Superman-30m, "Escape Route." The story of an mind. 13 Rex May's Monday Movie- Starring George Reeves in "Double American prisoner of war who uses Trouble." a daring masquerade to brazen his "Driftwood" with Ruth Warwick, way out of a Nazi prison. Dean Jagger, Walter Brennan. 11 Wrestling-2 /12 hrs. 10 Mystery Star Theater-30m. 28 Schools Workshop-30m. With Bill Welsh, "Smart Guy." 7:15 5 Surprise TwIst-Drama-15m. 13 Rex May's Monday Movie 11 Fulton Lewis, Jr.-15m, "Today I Hang" with Walter Woolf 7:30 3 Memory Album-15m. King and Mona Barrie. 13 Late News-15m. , 10 Tony Martin Show-30m. 28 Music Room-30m. 11:15 5 Final Edition-15m, Tony Martin is host to guest celebri- Adrian Ruiz, pianist, is guest. 11:20 4 Late Movies ties and variety acts. 9:00 2, 3, 8 I Love Lucy-Comedy- "Oliver Twist" starring Dickie 5 Make Believe Stars Starring Lucille Ball and Desi Ar- Moore. \N un 1.1.% Bedell and contestants haz. In a desperate attempt to get 11:30 5 Televespers who pa ohm] i me to their favorite rid of a hillbilly house guest Lucy recording artist 12:00 3 News-15m. makes an elaborate pretense at 6 Baseball Show-15m. poverty. Tennessee Ernie Is the un- 12:15 7 Beauty Secrets-10m. With Al Schuss. welcome guest.

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May 10 MONDAY hi LOGS 4, 10 Dennis Day Show 11 George Putnam—News-15m. Dennis decides to use his appear- ance on a TV panel show as a 11:05 5 Hawthorne-30m. springboard to fame. When a prom- 11:15 2 The Late Show-75m. glider kre inent bank robber, posing as a "Weddings Are Wonderful" with movie producer, offers him a "job" June Clyde and Rene Day. Monday, May 10 as "look-out" for a robbery, Dennis readily accepts and plays his part "THE ROSSITER CASE," Helen Shingler, 4 Elroy Hirsch-5m, Clement McCall (2) 9:05 a.m. to perfection. 7 Prestige Theatre-2 hrs. "OLIVER TWIST," Dickie Moore (4) 1:00 7 Thrill Theater-30m. "Woman Trouble" with Anna Mag- p.m. "Rex and !linty." nani. "GENTLE SEX," Lilt Palmer (7) 2:00 p.m. 28 The Adult School-30m. 11 Jackson's Theatre The story of seven different women in Business English. "Follow That Woman" with Will- wartime Britain. 9:30 2, 3, 8 Red Buttons Show-30m. iam Gorgon and Nancy Kelly. "MOUNTAIN MOONLIGHT," Johnny Arthur lied (Sutton, with ennuie iluiraeleri 1941 (11) 2:00 p.m. A group of poor 11125 4 Movies-60m. people find a valuable government note zations. With Frank McHugh, Huntz "The Outsider" with George Sanders and go to Washington to collect. Hall, Betty Garde and Lynn Loring. and Mary McGuire. "THE FOREMAN WENT TO FRANCE," 4, 10 Robert Montgomery 11:30 8, 10 Newsreel Robert Morely, Constance Cummings (2) Presents—K-60m. 4:00 p.m. Story of a foreman who is "The Wages of Fear" with Louis 12:00 3 Final News assigned to rescue a valuable piece of Jourdan. The story of the perilous 1:00 11 News, Sports-10m. machinery before the Nazi take possess- trek of four men through primitive With Jackson Wheeler. ion of it. jungle country with truckloads of "FIGHTING THOROBREDS," Ralph Byrd, nitroglycerine. Sudden death lurks, «a-ien.9-0-040-s-On Mary Carlisle (11) 4:15 p.m. The story but to one it is a challenge to test of the rift between two families and his strength against all odds so that their rivalry on the race tracks of the he can escape his sordid surround- country. ings. &tr., 8ye Inspire "SNOWBOUND," Robert Newton, Dennis 7 What's the Name of mot Song Price (5) 4:30 p.m. Bill Gwinn with his sung ¡dentine.. "DOWN TEXAS WAY," Buck Jones (5) lion program. 5:30 p.m. 9:45 6 Tomorrow's News-15m Louise Spencer, Los Angeles "FARGO EXPRESS," Ken Maynard (6) 5:30 With Lionel Van Deerlin. Pan• Doye O'Dell of "Western Varieties," 10:00 2 City Detective-30m, "DR IFTWOOD," Ruth Warwick, Walter Starring Rod Cameron as and Joan Davis of "I Married Joan" are Brennan, 1947 (13) 7:CO p.m. Orphan is Bart Grant in "Girl In the Dark" in my favorite TV stars. Their shows are brought into a local community and is which Grant traps a blackmailer. so fresh with humor and full of life. saved from disease and death by her adopted collie dog. 3 Pacific Theater-2 hrs. Never a dull moment. Their shows 6 Bill Mesmer Presents. give out with good clean fun. It makes "RED STALLION IN THE ROCKIES," 1946 (6) 8:30 p.m. A circus horse finally "Sundown" with Gene Tierney and you feel you're right in there with mellows a hard-bitten rancher who has George Sanders. them. Ithink Joan and Doye have the ruled his family with an iron hand. 7 Air Force Digest-15m. nicest smiles on TV. It warms your "TODAY I HANG," Walter Woolfe King, Mona Barrie (13) 8:30 p.m. 8 Douglas Fairbanks Presents- heart to watch them. 13 Ten O'Clock Theater "SUNDOWN," Gene Tierney, George San- The square dances on "Western ders (6) 10:CO p.m. High action in a 10:15 7 Blue Ribbon Dogs-15m. story involving natives and soldiers in Alice Scott presents champion dogs Varieties" are sure keen and snappy. an African setting. of the country. And oh, those costumes. Eddy Cletro "WEDDINGS ARE WONDERFUL," June 10:30 2 News, Sports, Weather-30m. should be played up more on that Clyde, Rene Ray (2) 11:15 p.m. "WOMAN TROUBLE," Anna Magnani (7) With Charles Herring, Gil Stratton. show. To me he is the Clark Gable of 11:15 p.m. Austin Green and Army Areherd. western music. "FOLLOW THAT WOMAN," William Gar- 4 Eversharp Theater—Drama gan, Nancy Kelly (11) 11:15 p.m. The "Mission to Algiers." Albe Giannetti, Los Angeles story of a private eye and his wife. "THE OUTSIDER," George Sanders, Mary 7 Orient Express-30m. Iwould like to take this opportunity McGuire (4) 11:25 p.m. The story of a "The White Mask." to thank Leighton Noble for giving doctor with a revolutionary cure for 8 Studio One-60m Tom Hatten a chance to appear on his paraplegics and the opposition he re- "Romney." Laurence Hugo and ceives from the established medical Howard St. John star in a suspense- program "Bandstand Revue" recently. board. ful drama of a young boy who re- I also feel that the general public jects his father's love after his older brother dies. has not yet had a chance to realize 9 Don Lee World News his terrific entertainment talent as 10 Championship Wrestling well as his true greatness as you have. So I do hope some people will recog- 13 Criswell Predicts-15m. nize his marvelous voice as well as his TV's most provocative program. sincere personality. A wonderful per- Jeron Ring Criswell predicts the son as well. future. So I know if Leighton Noble will 10:45 9 TV Juke Box give Tom Hatten a chance on having 13 L. A. Edition him on his program as a regular male Ed McKenna with local news. vocalist that Tom will continue giving 1:00 2 Chronoscope-15m. us top rate entertainment. World event series. Larry Le Sueur. Dick Ryan, San Diego 4 Eleventh Hour News-15m. PICTURE TUBE WARRANTY Don RIckles reports. To begin with I want to commend 5 Final Edition you for the finest publication of its With Ken Graue kind in the West. I enjoy every copy 7 Hank Weaver—News and immensely. Sports-15m. Secondly, Iam eager for you to print Incl. 1Full an article about the most charming 21" Year CRISWELL PREDICTS and entertaining children's (and 10:30 P.M. KCOP adult's) program on television. I, of $10 L. A. EDITION course, refer to "Webster Webfoot" and TELEVISION INDUSTRIES, INC. 10:45 P.M. Jimmy Weldon on KCOP, Channel 13. Monday thru Friday We have done several feature stories on "Uncle" Jimmy and "Webster" and are HO 2-3341 LUCKY CHANNEL planning another one which will come out 13 real soon. (More Letters On Page 23)

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5:55 7 Jack Rourke In Hollywood- 11 Annie Oakley Information Received From Stations Starring Gail Davis in action-packed Subject to Last Minute Change 6:00 2 Charlie Chase Comedies Western saga with Brad Johnson,

3 Thought For the Day-15m. 13 First Run Movies- 60m. See Page 9 for 9:00 A.M. to 4 McElroy at Sunset-45m. Late releases, first time on I'S'. Jack :McElroy, star, with Barbara 5:00 P.M. Daytime Listings presented by the Big 3 Chevrolet Log Logan Phil Gray and Eddie Baxter. Dealers. "Sword Of the Avenger" 7 Chet Huntley News-15m. with Sigrid Gurie and Ralph Mor- 5:00 2 Space Funnies-60m. 8 Range Rider gan. 3 Jeanne Baird Presents- 60m. 9 Action Theater-30m. 28 Schools Workshop-30m. 4, 10 Pinky Lee Show-30m. 10 Designs in Music-15m. 7:15 5 Surprise Twist-Drama-15m. 6 Spanish Language News-15m 11 Thunderbolt-15m. 7:30 2 See It Now-M-30m. rhe wondei colt 7 Make Believe Ballroom With Edward It, SturroW, 8 Monte Hall Show 13 Commander Comet-30m. 3 Art Linkletter-30m. 9 Star Time-30m. Adventures in space based on scien- 4, 10 Dinah Shore Show-15m. With Gene Norman, tific fact and happenings within the Dinah relives her USO experiences realm of possibility. 11 Movieland Matinee, Cont'd- by showing films made of her en- 6:10 3 Constantino's Column tertain ng tioups during the war. 13 Gary's Movie Carnival She sings "Me and My Shadow." 5:15 6 Our Town-Spanish-15m. 6:15 3 World News-15m. 7 fhe Jack Owens Show-40m. 5 Cafe Continental - 30m. 7 Dusty Walker Show-15m. With Roberta Linn and the Mello- 10 Channel 10 News-15m. 5:30 2 The Little Rascals-30m. men. 11 Rumor of the Jungle-15m. 6 Heart of the City - 30m. 4, 10 Howdy Doody-Juvenile Starring Jon Hall in "Doomed Sa- `Nelilth With Pat McVey and Jane Nigh. fari." 5 Western Feature-60m. 7 Name's the Same - Panel- "Drifting Westward" N\ ith Jack 6:25 2 Weather News - 5m. Hubert Q. Lewis, emcee, with panel. With Austin Green. isIs Bill stern loan Alexander and Randall. Gene Rayburn. 6 Cowboys and Injuns- 60m. 6:25 2 Torn Harmon-Sports-5m. "Hair Trigger Casey," with Jack 6:30 2 Doug Edwards-News-15m. 8 People in the News-15m. Perrin. 3 Talent Patrol-30m. 9 The Goldbergs-30m. 7 The Margaret Whiting Show Molly learns a lesson about match- 5 Easy Life-15m. making, but has the last laugh on With the Leo Dukehorn 'trio. Dorothy and Ken Nvith hints for the reproving members of her fam- 9 Gene Norman Show-30m. easy living. ily win n t'ruffles whom she intro- 11 Sheriff John-Cartoon Time- 6 Johnny Jet-Serial duced pay her a visit. 8 Newsreel 11 Waterfront- 30m. 13 Webster Webfoot-30m. 9 Captain Video-15m. Preston Foster stars as Captain Uncle Jimmy Weldon with guests, 10 Padres Clubhouse-15m. John, Son Carl presents a problem songs and "Little Joe" stories when his interest in Terry Van Sponsored by Can-A-Pop. 11 lime tor Beany-Kids-15m. Buren creates some chaos involving 13 Gary Goodwin's Sports Page two other ladies in his life. 6:40 8 Weatherword-5m. 28 Let's Play Like-30m, 6:45 2, 8 Jo Stafford Show-15m. 7:45 3 Film Feature .1,, Stafford. star, with Paul Weston "HANK" PENNY and his orchestra. Jo sings "Come 4, 10 Camel News Caravan- Rain Or Come Shine," "Walking John Cameron Swayze reports. My Baby Rack Home," "I Speak To 8 Local News-10m. The Stars" and '"fea For Two." 7:55 8 News-5m. 4 Elmer Peterson-News-5m. 8:0C 2 Amos 'n Andy-30m. 5 Handy Hints-Tips-10m. With Spencer Williams Alvin Child Diirothy, lar, nie, Ind hen Graue ress and Tim Moore. Eingfish is trapped by :in Inter-coin system. 9 Marge and Jeff-15m. 3, 4, 10 Bob Hope Show-60m. 10 Your San Diego-10m. nob Hope, star, with Dorothy La- 11 George Putnam-News-15m. mour. 13 Headliner With Rex May-5m. Spotlight Magazine - 60m. NA'ith Gil Marlyn. 6:50 4 Sports News-10m. With Clive Hermann. 6 China Smith-30m. Starring Dan Duryea. says: "Purttest 13 Weather Miss-5m. 7 Corina Playhouse-30m. 6:55 5 Bollay Weather-5m. ¡ti ole spot in the World!" Tommy Rettig stars in "Allannah." 7 Weather Almanac-5m. 8 Wild Bill Hickok wit': Gordon Weir, For only $15.00 a month, YOU can 9 Baseball Warm-Up-15m. 10 Newspaper of the Air-5m. OWN a beautiful wooded full size 11 Adolphe Menjou-Drama 13 News of the World-5m. _Adolphe Menjou presents Billy lot at With Rex May. Halop in "The Lady and The Law." A newspaperni.in is called upon to MOONRIDGE 7:00 2, 3 Range Rider- 30m. Starring Jack Manonev ana UiCk trace down a murderer and dis- MOUNTAIN ESTATES Jones. A murder bas kfires. cover', he is following himself. 28 Coming Out of the Woods- the Bel-Air of Big Bear You'll also 4 To Be Announced 8:15 9 Baseball Game enjoy the privileges of MOONRIDGE 5 Newsreel-15m. Stars vs. Oakland Oaks. GOLF and MOUNTAIN CLUB'S year 6 Rocky Jones, Space Ranger 28 Electricity at Work round activities, including skiing, fish- 7 Cavalcade of America-30m. 8:30 2 Red Skelton Show-30m. A salute to famous events and per- ing, golfing, etc. Club members enjoy 6 Johnny Downs Movie sonalities in American history. To- "It's A Joke" hill, tune I.ockhart night's story is "Spindeltop" with liberal discounts on all Club facilities. :mil kenny Delnlar. WII:ain Bishop and Nancy Hale. MAIL THIS COUPON TODA/ The historic gusher that opened one 7 Famous TV Theatre-30m. of Texas' biggest oil fields in 1901 "m,ilaclii's Cove." is recreated -in this exciting drama. Afoonridge Mountain Estates, Dept. 57 3457 W 6th St., Los Angeles S. Cant 8 Cisco Kid-30m. Please send, without obligation details or BIG "3' 9 Colonel Flack-30m. Uour offer to TV-IIADILI LIFE. readers to: Alan Mowhe ay stars. A profitable CHEVROLET DEALER_ KCOP art gallery swindle involving the present Lity sale and resale of fake antique FIRST RUN MOVIES vases causes the Colonel to become 7 p.m. Name a foreign ruler to trap the culprits and recover the life savings of a Address naive girl. LUCKY CHANNEL 13 rarea,./Niaossitemgasseagostatingsmisarellaragetraussoliams 10 I Led Three Lives-30m.

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8 Playhouse of Stars 5 Duffy's Tavern-30m, John Ii eland and Carolyn Jones When Archie holds out for the star in "Prisoner In the Town." highest bidder to purchase the tav- Chivalry backfires for a deputy ern he ends up in the middle of the Xi-der Aire when he comes to the aid of a lady park lake. charged with murdering her guar- Tuesday, May 11 dian. 6 Bill Mesmer Presents "SCATTERGOOD SURVIVES A MURDER," 11 Edward Arnold's Star "Sherlock Holmes" with Basil Rath- Guy Kibbee, 1942 (2) 9:05 a.m. When bone. Showcase—Drama two elderly recluses are murdered, Scat- "Safe Cracker." A gallant and ro- 13 Ten O'Clock Theater-30m. tergood pins down the guilty person. mantic safe cracker discovers that "THE OUTSIDER," George Sanders, Mary he isn't safe even in jail. 10:30 2 News, Sports, Weather-30m. McGuire (4) 1:CO p.m. The story of a With George Herring, Gil Stratton, doctor with a revolutionary cure for 13 Boss Lady-30m. Austin Green and Army Archerd. paraplegics and the oppostion he re- The "Boss Lady" and her manager 3 Pacific Theater-90m. ceives for the established medical turn a loss into a profit when a board. skinflint builder tries to get them 4, 10 Mr. and Mrs. North-30m. "GENTLE SEX," Lili Palmer (7) 2:00 p.m. involved in a bad contract. Pam and Jerry help prove inno- p.m. The story of seven different women cent an elderly • housekeeper for a 28 L. A. County Museum-30m. in wartime Britain. film star who has been accused of 9:00 2 Meet Millie-30m, murder charge when the star dies "FALSE FACES," Stanley Ridges, Veda Ann Starring Elena Verdugo. of a overdose of sleeping pills. Borg (11) 2:CO p.m. 3 Badge 714-30m. "ROSE OF TRALEE," John Longdçn, Lesley 5 George Raft-30m. Brook (2) 3:45 p.m. A struggling Irish Starring Jack Webb as Joe Friday. 'When a beautiful model's life is tenor is persuaded to try his luck in 4, 10 Fireside Theater—Drama— threatened the secretary of the America. Norman 011estead stars in "Trial agency calls for help from Lt. Kirby but is murdered before he "YOUTH ON PAROLE," Marian Marsh (11) Period." A small boy's stubborn 4:15 p.m. and impassioned defense of his be- is able to help her. loved dog almost ruins his chances 7 Orient Express-30m. "ON OUR MERRY WAY," Fred MacMurray, Henry Fonda (5) 4:30 p.m. Timid want. of adoption. "Thirteenth Spy." ad clerk, thru a subterfuge, becomes his 5 Ina Ray Hutton—Revue-60m, 8 Public Defender-30m, newspapers' inquiring reporter. All Girl Entertainment. Reed Hadley stars as Bart Mathews. "DRIFTING WESTWARD," Jack Randall 7 Make Room for Daddy-30m. (5) 5:30 p.m. Starring Danny Thomas and Jean 9 Don Lee World News-15m. With Lee Wood, Ted Meyers and "HAIRTRIGGER CASEY," Jack Perrin (6) Hagen. Danny and Margaret take a 5:30 p.m. s'econd honeymoon, but another Bill Brundige. woman spoils their idyll. 11 Stairway To Stardom-30m. "SWORD OF THE AVENGER," Sigrid Gurie, Ralph Morgan (13) 7:CO p.m. A With Wally Sherwin and guests. 8 Life of Riley-30m. sailor, falsely accused, escapes from Jail Starring William Bendix. 13 Criswell Predicts-15m. in order to clear his name. 11 Big Night Movie-90m. TV's most provocative program. "IT'S A JOKE," June Lockhart, Kenny "Wildcat" with Richard Arlen, Bus- Jeron King Criswell predicts the Delmar, 1947 (6) 8:30 p.m. Light romance ter Crabbe and Arline Judge. future. in this story of a small Southern town 13 The Visitor—Drama-30m; 10:45 9 TV Juke Box Senator. Wesley Addy stars in "Blackmail." 13 L.A. Edition-15m, "WILDCAT," Richard Arlen, Buster Crabbe An ambitious chauffeur is an eye Ed McKanna with local news. (11) 9:CO p.m. Story of an operator of a witness to a situation which puts wild-cat old well prospecting outfit. hint in n postion of power of which MOO 2 The Late Show "SHERLOCK HOLMES," Basil Rathbone (6) lie takes advantage. 'Mysterious Mr. Nicholson" with 10:CO p.m. Anthony Hu'me and Lexley Omaond. 28 The Adult School-30m. "MYSTERIOUS MR. NICHOLSON," Anthony You and your government. 3 Pacific Theatre-60m, Hulme (2) 11 :CO p.m. 9:30 2 Suspense-30m. 4 Eleventh Hour News—I5m, "MANHATTAN LOVE SONG," Robert Arm- "Smoke," William Faulkner's story Don Rickles reporting. strong, Anna Lee (10) 11:CO p.m. Story of a tragedy in a Mississippi town of a chauffeur who manages a Park revolving around a planter who 5 Final Edition Ave. home, and rescues a burlesque drives his two sons off his property With Tom Batten. queen from a raid. in n fit of hate. 7 Hank Weaver, Sports & News 3 The Web-30m, "WOMAN TROUBLE," Anna Magnani (7) 8 My Favorite Husband-30m. 11:15 p.m. 4, 10 Armstrong Circle Theatre Starring Joan Caulfield and Barry "SWAMP FIRE," Johnny Weissmuller (11) Enid Markey, Gage Clarke and Nelson. The Coopers seek the aid of 11:15 p.m. A bar pilot in the waters of Belle Flower star in 'Man Talk," a psychiatrist at the suggestion of the Mississippi returns from the war the story of a spinster seamstress a friend when they are led to be- with his nerves shaken. who decides to "live it up" for a lieve that they are unhappily mar- "MY SISTER AND I," Martita Hunt, Bar- change. She decides to develope the ried. bara Mullen (4) 11:25 p.m. art of conversation by practicing on the delivery boy, the ice man 10 Mystery Star Theatre * * and everyone in general. However, "Manhattan Love Song" with Robert when she asks a seemingly kind Armstrong and Dixie I.ee. gentleman on the bus the time of 11 George Putnam—News-15m, IN THE SKY day she ends up in a brawl in- volving the bus driver, the passen- 11:05 5 Hawthorne-30m. ger and the police. 11:15 4 Elroy Hirsch-5m. Whenever her busy schedule allows, 7, 8 U. S. Steel Hour-60m, 7 Prestige Theater-2 hrs. KTLA's Ina Ray Hutton spends her Robert Preston and Teresa Wright "Woman Trouble" with Anna Mag- time piloting planes in the sky. star in "The End of Paul Dane, a nani. phychological thriller. 13 Story Theater 11 Jackson's Theatre • Special "Swamp Fire" with Johnny Weiss- instruc- Robert Aida stars in "Substitute" muller. tors for witlt Suzanne Dalbert. Story by the Francis Coffe of a petty criminal 11:25 4 Late Movies nervous who falls in love with the wife "My Sister And I" with Marsha • Many of one of his victims and finally Hunt and Barbara Mullen, lan- makes a supreme sacrifice for her. 11:30 8 Newsreel guages 9:45 6 Tomorrow's News spoken With Lionel Van Deerlin. 12:00 3 News • Home 10:00 2 Danger-30m. 1:00 11 News and Sports-10m. pick-up service "The Title Fight." A heavyweight With Jackson Wheeler. • Our instructors live in the community fighter trying for hls first try at we serve a championship, his bored and • Standard and automatic shifts beautiful wife, and a handsome Phone or write for free copy of Traffic trainer make up the suspense In a The JACK OWENS SHOW Education Booklet and Driving Laws. I.ive triangle. 3 Favorite Story-90m, 6:15 P. M. ASSOCIATED DRIVING SCHOOLS Adolphe Menjou, host. Main Office DU 44211 809% Bo. Vermont, L.A 5 4, 10 Judge for Yourself-30m. Monday thru Friday on CL 74171 - Pl. 3-1151 - DO 9-5111 -AN 8-5118 Fred Allen, emcee, with Kitty Kai- Long Beach. Van Nuys, West Los Angeles kn, bob Carroll and the Skylarks. KABC-TV «Channel 7 resident-. call ZEnIth 1221 Milton DeLuge's orchestra.

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13 Commander Cornet-30m. 11 Hopolong Cassidy-30m. Information Received From Stations william Boyd stars in "Illegal Subject to Last Minute Change 6:10 3 Costantino's Column -5m. Entry." 6:15 3 World News-15m. 13 Cases of Eddie Drake 7 Jack Owens Show-40m. Don Hagerty stars in "Murder By See Page 9 for 9:00 A.M. to With Mary Ann. Proxy." Eddie appears in a doctor's 5:00 P.M. Daytime Log Listings office torn and tattered and relates 10 Channel 10 Newsreel to her how he was almost the 11 Rumor of the Jungle victim of a murder by proxy. Starring Jon Hall in "Tribal Feud." 5:00 2 Barker Bill Cartoon Show 6:20 2 Weather News-5m. 28 Glendale Public Schools 3 Jeanne Baird Presents-60m. With Austin Green. 7:15 5 Surprise Twist-Drama-15m. 4, 10 Pinky Lee Show-30m. 6:25 2 Tom Harmon-Sports-5m. 7:30 4. 10 Coke Time With Pinky Lee, Barbara Luke. 5 Janet Dean, Registered Nurse Molly Bee and Jimmy Brown. 6:30 2 Doug Edwards-News-15m. Ella Rains stars ill "The Bennett 3 Time For Beany-30m. Case." A small family's problem brings a young crippled mother to 7 Make Believe Ballroom 5 Easy Life-15m. With Al Jarvis. the realization of her family's need Dorothy and Ken with hints for for her. 8 Monte Hall Show easy living. 6 The Visitor-30m. 9 Star Time-30m. 6 Johnny Jet-Serial With Gene Norman. 8 Newsreel 7 Jamie-30m. 9 Captain Video-15m. Starring Brandon DeWilde, Ernest 11 Movieland Matinee, Cont'd- Truex and Polly Bowles. Jamie Starring Al Hodge. 13 Gary's Movie Carnival-30m. fashions a poor-man's Stradivarius 10 Padres Clubhouse-15m. out of a cigar box and produces 5:15 2 Space Funnies-45m. music which he considers heavenly With Dal NIcliennon. 11 Time for Beany-Kids-15m. -an opinion not shared by his 13 Gary Goodwin's Sports Page captive listeners. 6 Our Town-Spanish -30m. 6:40 8 Weatherword 7 Dusty Walker Show 9 Your Town's Talent-30m. 6:45 2, 8 Perry Como Show-Music- Bob Moon, emcee. Tonight are semi- 5:30 2 The Little Rascals -30m. 4 Elmer Peterson -News-5m. finals. 4, 10 Howdy Doody-Juvenile W"th Cleve Hermann. 5 Western Feature-Movie-60m. 11 Terry and the Pirates-30m. "Nevada Buckaroo" with Bob Steele. 5 Handy Hints-Tips-10m. Starring Johnny Baer and %Villlam Dorothy Gardinei and Ken Ursine Tracy in "Macao Gold." 6 Cowboys and Injuns-60m. 9 Marge and Jeff-15m. 13 Liberace-30m. • "Rider Of the Desert" with Bob 10 Your San Diego-15m. Steele. With Sig Smith. 28 Let's Play Like-30m. 7:45 2 Mel Allen-M-Sports-15m. 7 Margaret Whiting Show 11 George Putnam-News-15m. 3 Star Theater-15m. 9 Gene Norman Show-30m. 13 Headliner with Rex May -5m. 4, 10 Camel News Caravan 11 Sheriff John -Cartoon time- 6:50 5 Sports News-5m. With lohn Canor•ron Swayze chi roons and fables told bs With Cleve Hermann Sheriff John. 8 People In The News-15m. 13 Weather Miss-Sm. 6:55 5 Bollay Weather-5m. 8:00 2, 8 Godfrey and Friends 13 Webster Webfoot-30m. 7 Weather Almanac-5m. 3 Place the Face-30m. Uncle Jimmy Weldon with guests, with cordon weir. 4, 10 I Married Joan-Comedy- songs and "Little Joe" stories. ham monk-ys around with a chim- Sponsored by Can -A-Pop. 10 Newspaper of the Air-5m. panzee and gets involved with a 13 News of the World -5m. phony talent scout racket which her 5:55 7 Jack Rourke In Hollywood husband is working against with the News from the world of movies. TV 7:00 2, 3, 8 Blue Ribbon Bouts-45m district attorney. Archie Moore of St, Louis vs. and radio. Jimmy Slade in a 10 round heavy- 5 Biff Baker, U.S.A.-30m. 6:00 2 Charlie Chase Comedies weight bout from Washington, D.C. Alan Hale Jr. stars. BHT and .his Famous old comedies. 4 Foreign Intrigue-Drama -30m wife crash land in Bed occupied James Daly as Michael Powers, Czechoslavakia and wonder how 3 Thought of the Day they will escape capture. • 5 Newsreel -15m. 4 McElroy At Sunset-45m. 6 My Hero-30m. Jack McElroy, star with Barbara I; 1, Marty') eports Logan, Phil Gray and Eddie Baxter. 6 Abbott and Costello-30m. 7 Inspector Mark Saber Tom Conway stars in "The Missing 7 Chet Huntley News-15m. 7 Sky King-Adventure-30m. Bride." 8 Stu Erwin Show -30m. 9 Big Game Hunt -30m. Martin and Osa Johnson films taken 9 Baseball Warm-Up-15m. 9 Action Theater-30m. with Chuck Connors. in Al rica. Tonight's episode: 10 Mystery Star Winners-15m. "Maneaters of Mosai." 11 Thunderbott-15m. 11 Capture-Drama-30m. 10 Break the Bank-30m. "Tony, The Stinger." When a police The Wonder Colt. officer is killed it takes the whole Philadelphia police force to track Waseerasiffleason ossasmsisielessais"%10%/".tisi.elesseee'neeen."%ilelle."41.."4"...eler down the murderer. . WEBSTER WEBFOOT T-SHIRTS 13 Ethel Barrymore Theater "This Is Villa" starring Akira Tam- Fine combed-cotton. troll and Arthur Kennedy. An inci- dent in the life of the notorious Guaranteed washable. Mexican outlaw. Colorfast 3-color print. 28 Families Are First No -sag Nylon reinforced neck. 8:15 9 Baseball Game-2 hrs. Hollywood Stars vs. Oakland Oaks. Boys and girls sizes 2-4-6-8-10-12. 8:30 3 Godfrey and Friends-30m. Cash, check or money order. 4, 10 My Little Margie-Comedy Margie impersonates an old-maid WEBSTER WEBFOOT, librarian, an Italian opera singer and a Calypso musician in an at- BOX 38455-T $100 tempt to extricate her father from HOLLYWOOD 38, CALIF. the police when he enters a Central American country illegally. (Sent by return 5 Olympic Wrestling-2 /14 hrs. mail, tax and P.S.: Dolls, $4; towels $1 postage includ- 6 Movie-75m. ed.) "Brute Man" with Tom tical and Jane Adams. SPONSORED BY CAN-A-POP • KCOP • MON. -FRI. • 5:30-6:00 P.M. 7 Famous TV Theater-30m. 11 Boston Blackie-30m.

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13 Times Square Playhouse 7 Jack Rourke Presents-30m. Herbert Marshall, host, presents Jack Rourke presents antedotes, hu- 'Legal Tender" starring Jeanne man interest stories and guests from Cagney. A clever bank robber is JIkker 5tarc movies and the press. finally exposed by one of his bud- (lies when the latter falls for the Danny Thomas Show Wednesday, May 13 robber's girl friend. See Channel 7 at 9 p.m., Tuesday. "TINKER," Derek Smith (2) 9:05 a.m. A 28 Know Communism 9 Don Lee World News-15m. factual story of a young gypsy boy who runs away from home. 8:45 9 Amateur Boxing With Lee Woo.(1, Ted Meyers and 9:00 2, 3, 8 Strike It Rich-30m. Bill Brundige. "MY SISTER AND I," Martita Hunt, Bar- bara Mullen (4) 1:00 p.m. %% arreo Hull, emcee. 10 The Plainclothes Man 4, 10 Kraft TV Theater-60m. 11 John J. Anthony-30m. "MASTER OF BANKDOM," Dennis Price Peter Kelley, Pat Smith and William The well-known adviser on Per- (7) 2:00 p.m. The story of a manufactur- Brandon star in "1)1'. inwater sonal problems helps viewers. ing family, its rise from small begin- Goes A-Courtin'." To avoid being nings, its repatriarch, its people and its jailed for breaking a local law in 13 Criswell Predicts-15m. problems. Los Gatos, Texas, in 1880 a doctor TV's most provocative program. "PARADISE EXPRESS," Grant Withers, Jeron King Criswell predicts the agrees to court a local belle on 1w- 1937 (11) 2:CO p.m. The story of a small future. ha lf of the sheriff. However, the railroads' fight against reckless freight doctor soon finds he is working less competition from the motorized service. and less in the sheriff's behalf and 10:45 5 Wrestlers' Lament-10m. more and more on his own. Dick Lane. host, presents wrestlers "SCATTERGOOD MEETS BROADWAY," who their opinions Guy Kibbee (2) 4:00 p.m. 7 Critic's Award Theater-90m. "GIRL FROM MANDALAY," Conrad Nagel, "Yolande" with Mare Lawrence and 7 Roto Magician-15m. 1936 (11) 4:15 p.m. White man marries May Britt. The Black Pirate's (laugh- 9 TV Juke Box Mandalay resort entertainer when his ter joins forces with some of her 13 L.A. Edition-15m. English sweetheart tires of waiting for father's old friends and takes to the Ed McKanna with local news. him. h.gh sens in an attempt to avenge his murder. "MY OUTLAW BROTHER," Robert Stack, 11:00 2 Chronoscope-15m. Robert Preston, 1951 (5) 4:30 p.m. The 11 My Hero-30m. Larry Le Sueur with world events. story of traveling companions, one a Beanblossom, returning from Ari- marshall looking for a notorious crook, 4 Eleventh Hour News-15m. the other, a dude looking for his brother. zona with valuable real estate Don trickles reports. papers, becomes involved with an "NEVADA BUCKER00," Bob Steele (5) escaped convict who boards a train. 5 Final Edition 5:30 p.m. 7 13 Jimmy Wakely-Ginny Hank Weaver, Sports & News "RIDER OF THE DESERT," Bob Steele (6) To Be Announced 5:30 p.m. Jackson Show-60m. Hour show direct from Riverside 10 Mystery Star Theater "BRUTE MAN," Tom Neal, Jane Adams, Rancho featur ng Jimmy Wakely, "One ThrfIling Night" with John 1946 (6) 8:30 p.m. The story of a man and the orchestra. Beal and Wanda McKay. who terrorizes a whole town, and a blind girl whom he befriends. 11 George Putnam-News-15m. 28 The Adult School-30m. "YOLANDA," Marc Lawrence, May Britt Increasing your vocabulary. 13 Owl Movie (7) 9:00 p.m. 'They Raid By Night" with Lyle Talbot and June Duprez. "NURSE IN GREY," Patrick Knowles, Ali- 9:30 2, 3 I've Got A Secret-30m. stair Sim (6) 10:00 p.m. Garry Moore. emcee and panelists 11:05 5 Hawthorne-30m. Bill Cul len. Henry Morgan and "ONE THRILLING NIGHT," John Beal, Jayne Meadows and Joan Bennett 11:15 2 The Late Show Wanda McKay (10) 11:00 p.m. Young "Courageous Mr. Penn" with De- newly weds, become involved in a 150,000 8 Kent Theater borah Kerr and Clifford Evans. robbery. 11 Flashback-30m. 4 Elroy Hirsch "THEY RAID BY NIGHT," Lyle Talbot, Paul C. ates presents significant 7 Prestige Theater-2 Hrs. June Durpez (13) 11:00 p.m. The story happenings and events of the past. of the adventures of the American Com- and guest interviews. "Woman Trouble" with Anna Mae mandos in raids against the Nazis in nani. war torn Norway. 9:45 6 Tomorrow's News-15m. 11 Jackson's Theatre "COURAGEOUS MR. PENN," Deborah Kerr, With Lionel Van Deerlin. "Wrecking Crew" with Richard Clifford Evans, 1944 (2) 11:15 p.m. The 10:00 2 Follow That Man-30m, Arlen and Chester Morris, story of a courageous Quaker who re- belled against the treatment his people Starring Ralph Bellamy. 11:25 4 Late Movie-60m. received in England. "Don't Say Die" with Constance 3 Pacific Theater-90m, Smith and Tony Quinn. "WOMAN TROUBLE," Anna Magnani (7) 4, 10 This Is Your Life-K-30m. 11:15 p.m. 11:30 3 News-15m. Ralph Edwards' life stories of In- "WRECKING CREW," Richard Arlen, Ches- teresting people. Newsreel ter Morris (11) 11:15 p.m. A "Jinxed" 6 Bill Mesmer Presents. 12:00 13 Late News-5m. worker joins a wrecking crew. "Nurse In Grey" with Patrick 1:00 11 News and Sports-10m. "DON'T SAY DIE," Constance Smith, Tony Knowles and Alistair Sim, With larkson Wheeiei Quinn (4) 11:25 P.M 8 Red Skelton Show 11 Front Page Detective-30m. THIS AD IS WORTH MONEY ANY SAT. 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Information Received From Stations 11 Sheriff John-Cartoon Time- 6:20 2 Weather News-5m. With Austin Green. Subject to Last Minute Change 13 Webster Webfoot-30m. 6:30 2 Doug Edwards-News-K-15m= Uncle Jimmy Weldon with guests, 3 Operation Tri Country See Page 9 for 9:00 A.M. to songs and "Little Joe" stories. 5 Easy Life-15m. 5:00 P.M. Daytime Log Listings Sponsored by Can-A-Pop. Dorothy and hen with hints fo easy living. 5:55 7 Jack Rourke In Hollywood 6 Johnny Jet-Serial Ni-ws from the world of movies. IV 5:00 2 Space Funnies-60m. and radio. 7 Kraft TV Theater-60m. 3 Jeanne Baird Presents-60m. 8 Newsreel-5m. 6:00 2 Charlie Chase Comedies 9 Captain Video-15m. 4, 10 Pinky Lee Show-30m. Famous old comedies. Wl'h Pinky Lee, Barbara Luke, 10 Padres Clubhouse-15m. Molly Bee and Jimmy Brown. 3 Thought of the Day 11 Time for Beany-Kids-15m. 4 McElroy At Sunset-45m. Bob Llampett's puppet adventures= 7 Make Believe Ballroom for children Jack McElroy, star with Barbara Lo- With Al Jarvis. gan, Phil Grey and Eddie Baxter. 13 Gary Goodwin's Sports Page 8 Monte Hall Show 6:40 8 Weatherword 7 Chet Huntley News-15m. 6:45 2, 8 Jane Froman Show-Music 9 Star Time-30m. 8 Life With Father Jane Froman, star, with the Peter= With Gene Norman. 9 Action Theater-30m. Birch Dancers and Henry Sylver= 11 Movieland Matinee, Cont'd- 10 Designs in Music-15m. and his Orchestra. A special pre sentation of Gilbert and Sullivan'. 13 Gary's Movie Carnival-30m. "The Mikado" is seen tonight- 11 Thunderbolt-15m. Musical numbers include "Honor- 5:15 6 Our Town-Spanish-15m. The Wonder Colt. Sponsored by able Ladies," "Three Little Maidse 7 Dusty Walker Show Challenge Dairy Products. Are We," "Son of the Emperor, "A Wandering Minstrel I," "Behold_ 5:30 2 The Little Rascals-30m. the Lord High Executioner," "Pvt. 13 Commander Cornet - 30m. 4, 10 Howdy Doody-Juvenile Got A Little List," "Titwillow,' - Adventures in space based on scien- "My Object All Sublime," "The Sun= 5 Western Feature-60m. tific facts and happenings within the and I" and "He's Gone and Mar- "Forbidden Trails" with Buck Jones realm of possibility. ried Yuri, Yum." 6 Cowboys and Injuns - 30m. 6:10 3 Constantino's Column-5m. 4 Elmer Peterson-News-5m. 'Wild Horse' with Hoot Gibson. 6:15 3 World News 5 Handy Hints-Tips-10m. 7 Margaret Whiting Show - 30m. 7 Jack Owens Show-15m. 9 Marge and Jeff-15m. With the Leo Dukehorn Trio and 10 Channel 10 News 10 Your San Diego-10m. guests. 11 Rumor of the Jungle-30m. 11 George Putnam-News-15m. 9 Gene Norman Show-30m. Jun Hall stars in "Tribal Feud." 13 Headliner with Rex May -Sm. 6:50 4 Sports News-10m. With Cleve Hermann. 13 Weather Miss-5m. LISTEN TO WHAT 6:55 4 Elmer Peterson-News-5m. HAS TO SAY ABOUT 5 Bollay Weather-5m. 10 Newspaper of the Air TELEVISION INDUSTRIES 13 News of the World-5m. Jack Owens ON HIS OWN TV SHOW ties May. 7:00 2 Gene Autry-30m. 3 Hank McCune Show If your TV picture tube would burn your TV set, for $15 per year. That 4 Regal Star Time-30m. out it would cost you plenty of money warranty covers all parts and the "Malaya Incident." picture tube up to and including a 5 Newsreel - 15m. to install another one. A few months 21-inch screen, on a two-year basis. With Gil Martin ago, I had to have that big tube re- This company is straight forward 6 Rumor of the Jungle-30m. 8 Victory At Sea-30m. placed in my set. I wish I had known and reliable. No gimmicks. They 9 Chance of a Lifetime-30m. beforehand about Television Industries. don't sell parts, they don't sell sets. With Dennis James and guests. 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Just phone HO. 2-3341 now, to 5, Calif. rent interest. make an appointment for a technician 28 Burbank Unified Schools-30m 7:15 5 Surprise Twist-Drama-15m. to visit your home, to test your picture Television Industries 10 Patio Chats-15m. tube . 4031 Wilshire Blvd. 7:30 2 Place the Face-30m. With Bill Cullen, emcee. You can't spend more than $10 for a Los Angeles 5, Calif. Watch for rules and clues of "Three Face" contest. year's peace of mind .. . There is no I am interested in having you guarantee my TV picture tube. Please phone me for 3 Life of Riley-30m. extra charge for installation. The man an appointment. I understand this inquiry 4, 10 Dinah Shore Show who comes to your home to inspect your puts me under no obligation. 5 Hollywood Music Hall Starring Lucille Norman with Vic- picture tube and writes the warranty tor Young and his Silver Strings. makes no charge for the call. It costs Bill Shirley, tenor, s guest. Miuscal selections include "Beyond the Blue nothing if he has to return to install Horizon," "When I Fall In Love," Address a replacement tube, if the one he guar- "Lullaby of Broadway," "Stella By Starlight" and "I Speak to the Stars." The medley includes "A Fine anteed, fails. City Romance," "Louise" and "Because The company also has a com- You're Mine." plete Parts Warranty, protecting Phone 6 Mr. District Attorney picture tube and all other parts in 7 Lone Ranger-Juvenile-30m A distressed mother is forced to sell

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her son's pony to help finance a 9:30 2, 3, 8 Big Town-30m. deal to prove her husband's limo- cense. The boy runs off with the 4, 10 Ford Theatre-Drama-K pony and when the Lone Ranger "Wonderful Day for a Wedding" Ricker lare goes after him circumstances occur starring Scott Brady, Joan Leslie, that bring the culprits to bay. Spring Byington and Rita Moreno. The story of a bride-to-be who un- Thursday, May 14 8 People in the News-15m. dergoes a change of heart on the "RETURN OF A STRANGER," Clifford 9 Fishing Tips-30m. morning of her wedding, fearing Jones (2) 9:05 a.m. Jack Slattery with tips for fishing that her prospective bridegroom's enthusiasts. too friendly approach to people "DON'T SAY DIE," Constance Smith, Tony spells an unhappy marriage. Quinn (4) 1:00 p.m. 11 The Open Road-Travel-30m. "Hawaii" (Part I). S Film Featurette "MASTER OF BANKDOM," Dennis Price 7 Affairs of China Smith-30m. (7) 2:00 p.m. The story of a manufactur- 13 Army and Air Force Report ing family, its rise from small begin- 28 Let's Play Like-30m. 11 Voices of Victory-30m. nings, its repatriarch, its people and From the Victory Baptist Church. 7:45 4, 10 Camel News Caravan its problems. 9:45 6 Tomorrow's News John Cameron Swayze reporting. "DESPERATE ADVENTURE," Ramon Na- 8 Loco< News 10:00 2 Public Defender-30m. varro, 1938 (11) 2:00 p.m. Tempermental 8:00 2, 8 Meet Mr. McNutley Heed Hadley stars as end Matthews painter is pursued by one girl and re- in "Badge of Rona." A rookie Starring Hay Mihand and Phyllis sisted by another. Avery. policeman falsifies his first report "BLACK WIDOW," Christine Norden, Her- to cover his mistake of forgetting bert Ayers (2) 4:00 p.m. 3, 4, 10 You Bet Your Life-30m, to obtain a witness' name, Matthews "MELODY AND MOONLIGHT," Johnny With Quizmaster Groucho Marx, becomes interested and 'Met v •n. s Downs (11) 4:15 p.m. A boy and a girl 5 Movie Theater on the young cop's behalf. Joseph Lovly of Douglas County, find romance and happiness together "Four In A Jeep" with Ralph when a debutante opens a dancing school. Meeker and Viveea Lindfors, Omaha, Nebraska, is saluted tonight. "THE LONG NIGHT," Henry Fonda, Bar- 6 Regal (heater. 3 Make Room for Daddy-30m. bara Bel Geddes (5) 4:30 p.m. The story 7 Hollywood Showcase-30m. 4, 10 Martin Kane-Private Eye of a returned war veteran, whose dreams "The Enchanted Well" with James murk Stevens stars. Martin Kane of peace and brotherhood are shattered. has only three slender clues with Griff ith. "FORBIDDEN TRAILS," Buck Jones (5) 9 Baseball Warm-Up-15m. which to find a double killer, but 5:30 p.m. with Police Lieutenant Grey he is 11 The Alcoholic Can Come Back able to break the case. "WILD HORSE," Hoot Gibson (6) 5:30 p.ib Earl Holbrook, moderator. "FOUR IN A JEEP," Ralph Meeker, Vivid 13 Chef Milani-Talent Parade 5 City At Night-60m. Lindfors (5) 8:00 p.m. The story of the Tour uf interesting institutions of modern day Berlin and the difficulties 28 Shakespeare On TV-45m. the city, 8:15 9 Baseball Game-2 hrs. encountered by the great city in oper- 6 Bib Mesmer Presents-15m. ating under the four power occupation. HoUywmid Shus vs Oakland Oaks, "Heart of New York" with Scott "CHINA'S LITTLE DEVILS," Paul Kelly, 11 Fulton Lewis, Jr. Brady anti K. T. Stevens. Harry Carey (6) 8:30 p.m. A story of the 8:30 2 Four Star Playhouse-30m. 7 Racket Squad-30m. children of China and their fight against Dick Powell stars in "Welcome Reed Hadley stars in "Soft Touch." the Japanese. Home," the story or aknov,n killer 8 I've Got a Secret being tracked down by police. "HEART OF NEW YORK," Scott Brady, K. 3 My Friend trma-30m. 11 Feature Film-60m. T. Stevens, Richard Rober (6) 10:00 13.m• Starring Marie Wilson. 13 Ten O'Clock Theater-30m, "TWENTY QUESTIONS MURDER MYS- 4 Justice-Drama-30m. 10:15 11 Public Service Film-15m. TERY," Robert Beatty (2) 11:00 p.m. Two reporters fall in love as they try Ben Gazzara and Louisa Horton 13 News-15m. to untangle clues to a series of murders. star in "Positive Identification," the 10:30 2 News, Sports, Weather-15m. story of a paroled orphan who is "SILVER , SKATES," Patricia Morrison, With Charles Herring, Gil Stratton, Kenny Baker (10) 11:00 p.m. Katrina, a accused of robbery. ATter being Austin Green and Army Archerd. sentenced to ten years imprison- girl from Holland, comes to America ment, his s stei seeks the t,u,l of a 3 Pacific Theater-75m. to look for her uncle, and ends up be- Legal Aid lawyer and together re- 4 Douglas Fairbanks Presents coming the center attraction of an ice open what seems to be an almost "Grandma Bren." show. hopeless case. 7 Century TV Theater-30m. "WOMAN TROUBLE," Anna Magnani (7) 6 Johnny Downs Movie. "Hunt For Death." 11:15 p.m. "China's Little Devils" with Paul 8 Beat the Clock-30m. "TAKE IT BIG," Jack Haley, Ozzie Nelson, Kelly and Harry Carey. Bud collyet sod Roxanne put con- Harriet Hilliard (11) 11:15 p.m. Two 7, 8 Ray Bolger Show-30m. testant:, through stunts in s race members of vaudeville go west to reor- Ray's understudy appeals to Ray for against lime. ganize a ranch. a chance to go on in his place to "I AM A STRANGER," Greta Gynt (4) 9 Don Lee World News-15m. 11:25 p.m. impress his visiting girlfriend who Lee Wood. Ted Meyers and Bill thinks he has an important role in Brundige the show. 10 Rocky King. Detective FREE DOGS - FREE CATS 10 Hollywood Music Hall-30m. 13 Criswell Predicts-15m. Starring Lucilie Norman with Vic- 10:45 13 L.A. Edition-15m. See the most wonderful pets in the world 1 11 torBefore Young Your and hisEyes-30m. "Singing Strings.', Ed McKanna with local news. CALO PET EXCHANGE "Sister ¡fenny Foundation." 11:00 2 The Late Show New 13 Pier Point Landing "20 Questions Murder Mystery" with With FRANK WRIGHT Robert Beatty. Fishing show for si initiera fisher- 4 Eleventh Hour News-15m. Thursday, 7:00-7:30 p.m. KTTV-Ch 11 8:45 28 Electricity at Work With Reportet Uoo RIckles, 9:00 2, 3, 8 Lux Video Theatre 5..Final Edition With Tom Ilatten, Gene Lockhart anti Ann Harding star in "The Queen's English." The 7 Hank Weaver-Sports & News story of might vs. right personified. 8 To Be Announced The battle between a town's leading 10 Mystery Star Theater citizen and its oldest school teacher "Silver Skates" with Patricia Mor- with the prize being the security of rison and Kenny Baker. a young boy's future, 11 George Putnam-News-15m. TV PARTS WARRANTIES 4, 10 Dragnet-30m. Jack Webb ns Joe Friday is as- 11:05 5 Hawthorne-30m, signed to investigate a robbery and 11:15 4 Elroy Hirsch-55m. beating of a druggist. 7 Prestige Theater HO. 2-3341 7 Channel Seven Showcase "Woman Trouble" with Anna Mag- Sheldon Leonard stars in "Ten- 1 nani. ;mum." 11 Jackson's Theater 11 Big Picture "Take It Big" with Jack Haley, TELEVISION INDUSTRIES, INC. 13 Freedom Forum-30m. Ozzie Nelson and Harriet Hilliard, Willi Freeman Lusk, 11:25 4 Late Date at the Movies 28 The Adult School-30m. "I Ant A Stranger" with Greta Gynt. Home building problems for the 11:45 3, 8 Newsreel-30m. 4031 Wilshire Blvd. L.A. S prospective owner. 1:00 11 News and Sports 9:15 7 Air Force Theatre-15m. With larkcim Wheeler.

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Information Received From Stations 6 Johnny Jet-Serial 8 Cavalcade of America-30m. Subject to Last Minute Change 8 Newsreel 9 Baseball Warm-Up-15m. 9 Captain Video-15m. With Chuck Connors. 10 Padres Clubhouse-15m. 11 Mystery Theater-60m. See Page 9 for 9:00 A.M. to 11 Time for Beany-Kids-15m. "A Scream In the Dark" with Rob- ert Lowery and Marie McDonald. .5:00 P.M. Daytime Log Listings Bob Clampett's puppet adventures children 13 Jim Ameche Theater-30m. 13 Gary Goodwin's Sports Page "Uncle Charlie." 5:00 2 Barker Bill's Cartoon 6:40 8 Weatherword-Sm. 28 Unc!erstanding Numbers-30m Show-15m. 6:45 2, 8 Perry Como Show-Music- 8:15 9 Baseball Game-2 hrs. 3 Jeanne Baird Presents-60m. 4 Elmer Peterson-News-5m. Hollywood Stars vs. Oakland Oaks. 4, 10 Pinky Lee Show-30m. 5 Handy Hints-Tips-10m. 8:30 2 topper-Comedy -30m. With Pinky Lee, Barden, Luke. 9 Marge and Jeff-15m. 3 Navy Film-30m. Molly bee and Jimmy Brown. 10 Your San Diego-15m. 4 Coke Time-Music-15m. 7 Make Believe Ballroom-Can't 11 George Putnam-News-15m. Eddie Fisher, star. With Al Jarvis. 13 Headliner with Rex May-Sm. 6 Johnny Downs Movie-75m, 8 Monte Hall Show 6:50 4 Sports News-10m. "Chance Of A Lifetime" with Basil 9 Star Time-30m, With Cleve Hermann. Radford. With Gene Norman. 13 Weather Miss-5m. 7 Pepsi-Cola Playhouse-Drama 11 Movielond Matinee, Cont'd- Anita Colby, hostess, presents "The 6:55 4 Elmer Peterson-News-5m. Black Purse." 13 Gary's Movie Carnival-30m. 5 Bollay Weather-5m. A man finds an old purse which has 5:15 2 Space Funnies-45m. 7 Weather News-5m been thrown into a deserted street and when he tries to find the owner 6 Our Town-Spanish-15m. With Gordon Weir. he is told that the person Is non- 7 Dusty Walker Show 8 Weotherword-5m. existant. 5:30 2 The Little Rascals-30m. 10 Newspaper of the Air 8 Topper-30m. 4, 10 Howdy Doody-30m. 13 News of the World-5m. 10 Film Featurette-15m. 5 Western Feature Wq11 Rex May. 'Pals of the Silver Sage" with Tex 7:00 2 Mr. District Attorney 13 Four Star Chief Theater-90m. Ritter. Starrng David Brian. Mr. DA "Bride of the Gorilla" with Bar- 6 Cowboys and I'll:ins-30m. catches an elusive hi-jack gang. bara Peyton and Raymond Burr. sored by Four Star Chief Pontiac. "Sing, Cowboy, Sing" with Tex flit- 3, 4, 10 Gillette Fights-M-45m. ter. Rocky Castellani of Cleveland vs. 7 Margaret Whiting Show-30m. Ralph "Tiger" Jones of Yonkers in 28 Your Public Library-30m. With the Leo Dukehorn Trio and a ten round middleweight bout from 8:45 4 To Be Announced guests. Madison Square Garden. 10 Greatest Fights-15m. 9 Gene Norman Show-30m. 5 Newsreel-I5m. 11 The Christopher Program 11 Sheriff John-Cartoon time With (,il Martyr' With Filth ,i Ellie, and guest. 6 Hopalong Cassidy. 9:00 2 Schlitz Playhouse of Stars- 13 Webster Webfoot-30m Nancy Davis stars in "The Pearl Uncle Jimmy Weldon with guests. 7 The Ruggles Show-30m. Street Incident." The exciting story songs and "Little Joe" stories. Starring Charlie Ruggles in "Shar- of a beauty operator who recog- Sponsored by Can-A-Pop. on's Honeymoon." nizes a customer as a gun moll who 8 Four Star Playhouse-30m. is wanted by the police. 5:5C 3 Thought For the Day See Channel 2 on Thursday at 8:30. 3, 4, 10 The Big Story-Drama 5:55 7 Jack Rourke In Hollywood- 9 Headlines in Action-30m. 5 Western Varieties-60m. News from the world uf movies. TV Will Regan conducts a fully 7 Pride of the Family-60m. ana radio. credited course in 'World Affairs." Starring Paul Hartman and Fay 600 2 Charlie Chase Comedies-20m. 11 Success Story-30m. Wray. Catherine, always a stabiliz- 1.81111.11% odd V"Illedles Zellerbach Company. ing element in the Morrison family, 3 Thought Of The Day 13 Jimmy Wakely Film-60m. goes berserk on a self-improvement "Roarin' Westward." binge that first puzzles and then 4 McElroy At Sunset-45m. horrifies the rest of the family. Jack McElroy, star, with Barbara 28 Schools Workshop-30m. Logan, Phil Gray and Eddie Baxter. 7:15 5 Surprise Twist-Drama-15m. AdGlphe Meniou-30m. 7 Chet Huntley News-15m. 11 Gold Emblem Theater-60m. 7:30 2 Person to Person-30m. "Sonic Small Nobility" with Joan 8 Amos 'n' Andy-30m. 5 Family Playhouse-30m. Banks and "It Wouldn't Be Fair" 9 Action Theater-30m. "Half Hour." A woman's inability with Jeff Donnell. 10 Designs In Music-15m. to adjust herself to life and forget 28 Choosing a Wardrobe the past is almost fatal to her 11 Thunderbolt-15m. husband. 9:30 2, 8 Our Miss Brooks-30m. The Wondet Colt. 6 All Star Theater-30m. Starring Eve Arden. Mr. Boynton's 13 Commander Comet-30m. past life rises up to disturb Miss 7 Stu Erwin Show-Series-30m. Brooks. 6:10 3 Constantino's Column-5m. Starrng Stu Erwin and June Coll- 3 Dennis Day Show 30m. 6:15 3 World News yer. Stu becomes the raving judge 4, 10 Sound Stage-30m. 7 Jock Owens Show of a beauty contest. With Mary Ann 8 People In the News 7 Famous TV Theatre-30m. "Flame of Faith" with Doug Ken- 10 Channel 10 News 9 Johns Hopkins' Review-30m. nedy. 11 Ramat of the Jungle-15m. 11 Files of Jeffrey Jones-30m. 9:45 8 Tomorrow's News, Starring Jon Hall in "Mask of Starring Dan Hagerty in "This Will 10:00 2, 8 My Friend Irma-30m. Kreenah." Kill You." 6:20 2 Weather News-5m. 28 Let's Play Like-30m. 3 Break the Bank-30m. With Austin Green. 7:45 3 Serenade Time-15m. 4 Dangerous Assignment 6:25 2 Tom Harmon-Sports-Sm. 4, 10 Camel News Caravan 5 Modern Movies-90m. 6:30 2 Doug Edwards-News-15m. John Cameron swavle reports. "'The Man Who Cheated Himself" with Lee J. Cobb and Jane Wyatt. 3 To Be Announced 8 Local News-10m. 6 Bill Mesmer Presents. 5 Easy Life-15m. 7:55 8 News-5m. "Summer Storm" with Linda Dar- Dorothy and Ken featuring hints 8:00 2 Momo -30m. nell and George Sanders. for easy living. 3 Red Skelton Show 4. 10 Garraway at Large- FOUR STAR CHIEF Lawrence Welk-60m. FOR TONIGHT'S MOST Pontiac Dealers KCOP With Alice Lon. 6 Duffy's Tavern-30m. EXCITING MYSTERY THE STAR CHIEF Ed Gardner stars. THEATER 7 Adventures of Ozzie and Har- See the back cover. 8:30 P.M. riet-Comedy-30m. Episodes in the lives of the Nelson LUCKY CHANNEL family starring Ozzie Nelson and Channel 7 13 Harriet Billiard.

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7 Drama Award Playhouse-30m 4 Elroy Hirsch 10 A Life In Your Hands-30m. 7 Prestige Theatre 11 Musical Chairs-60m. 11 Jackson Theatre XI-der da're With Bill Leyden, Bobby Troup, "Fear In the Night" with Paul Johnny Mercer, Mel Blanc and guest. Nell)'. Friday, May 15 13 Ten O'Clock Theater-30m. 13 Owl Movie "THE CHELSEA STORY," Henry MoIllson, 10:30 2 News, Sports, Weather 11:25 4 Late Movie-60m. Sydney Tattler (2) 9:05 a.m. With Charles Herring, Gil Stratton, "Charlie Chan On Broadway" with "I AM A STRANGER," Greta Gynt (4) Austin Green and Army Archerd. Warner Oland and Douglas Fawley. 1:CO p.m. 11:30 5 Final Edition-5m. 3 Pacific Theater-90m. "THE BROTHERS," Patricia Roc, 1948 (7) 11:35 5 Hawthorne 2:00 p.m. Story of two brothers who are 4 Victory at Sea-30m. in love with the same girl. "Leyte Gulf." 8 Newsreel-10m. 11:45 3 Final News "GANGS OF THE CITY," Wendy Barrie (11) 12:00 5 Police Calls 2:00 p.m. Reporter hating young de- 1 7 Affairs of Chino Smith-30m. butante causes a reporter to lose his Job. Starring Dan Duryea in "Jade 1:00 11 News and Sports-10m. "THE LADY CRAVED EXCITEMENT," Hy With larks'''. Whipple' Trap. ' Hazell (2) 4:00 p.m. "DOWN TO THE SEA," Ben Lyon, Ann 8 Pepsi-Colo Playhouse Rutherford, 1936 (11) 4:15 p.m. A ro- Anita Colby, hostess, presents mance of the sponge gathering industry. "The Black Purse." (See Channel 7 at 8:30.) Ear Eye Inspire "MINE OWN EXECUTIONER," Burgess Al Owens, Los Angeles Meredith, Dulcie Gray (5) 4:30 p.m. The 9 Don Lee World News story of a psychiatrist, a beautiful girl, Lee Wood, fed Meyers Bill and the guilt complex of an ex-prisoner of Brundige reporting. One of the finest things on tele- war and murder. 10 Magic Corner Movie vision, in our opinion, is "The Jack "Stand-1n" with Humphrey Bogart Owens Show," on channel Seven at "PALS OF THE SILVER SAGE," Tex Ritter (5) 5:30 p.m. and Joan filondell. six-fifteen every evening. It is always "SING, COWBOY, SING," Tex Ritter (6) 13 Criswell Predicts-10m. friendly, entertaining, and informa- 5:30 p.m. TV's most provocative program. tive, completely free from smart talk "ROARIN' WESTWARD," Jimmy Wakely Jeron King Criswell predicts the and persiflage. Jack's sense of humor (13) 7:00 p.m. future. is poignant but never critical, proving 4 To Be Announced "A SCREAM IN THE DARK," Robert that we can laugh with one another Lowery, Marie McDonald (11) 8:00 p.m. 10:45 9 TV Juke Box "CHANCE OF A LIFETIME," Basil Rad- 13 L.A. Edition-15m. instead of at one another and derive as much fun. There is a wholesome- ford (6) 8:30 p.m. The story of labor Ed Mcnanna with local news. and management and the attempts at 11:00 2 Chronoscope-15m. ness about the entire program that a solution between the two. World events series with Larry makes it acceptable in every home. We "BRIDE OF THE GORILLA," Barbara Pey- Le Sueur. like especially the Tuesday evening ton, Raymond Burr (13) 8:30 p.m. 4 Eleventh Hour News-15m. feature, "The Family Panel," and learn "THE MAN WHO CHEATED HIMSELF," 7 Hank Weaver—Sports and from it that the more we are like our- Lee J. Cobb, Jane Wyatt, 1950 (5) 10:CO p.m. The story of a San Francisco News-15m. selves, the more we are like other policeman who is persuaded by a wealthy 8 This Is the Life-30m. folks. The musical portion of the show woman, to cover up the murder of her 11 George Putnam—News-15m. is well balanced, including old songs estranged husband. 13 Owl Movie and new ones, too. Each day Jack and "SUMMER STORM," Linda Darnell, George 'Invisible Ghost" with Bela Lugosi. his daughter, Mary Ann, sing a duet Sanders, 1945 (6) 10:00 p.m. Story of a beautiful woman who is the downfall of 11:15 2 The Late Show bringing the program to a distinctive "Calling Paul Temple" with John all men, and how she is the cause of a Bentley and Dinah Sheridan. finish. murder. "STAND IN," Humphrey Bogart, Joan Blondell (10) 10:30 p.m. A young busi- ness executive takes control of a failing CLASSIFIED ADS 10c PER WORD FOR film company in Hollywood. single insertion, payable In advance. "INVISIBLE GHOST," Bela Lugosl (13) STANDARD SETTING . . . FIRST LINE 11:00 p.m. A man goes into a state of . . . all capitals . balance upper and homicidal mania at the sight of his wife. lower case with no capital words or under- scored lines in body. Bold centered cap- "CALLING PAUL TEMPLE," John Bentley, tions $1.00 per line. 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KHJ-TV. 3:30 p.m. M-F Amos ' n Andy. .KNXT. 8 p.m. To Edwards. Ralph KNBH.. 10 p.m. M Kraft TV Theater KKR'', 9 p.m. W; Annie Oakley . KTTV. 7 p.m. Ti. .. _KABC-TV. 6:30 p.m. Th Erwin. Stu_KABC-TV, 3:30 p.m. SR: 7,30 11 .n1. F Anthony, John J KTTV 10•30 p.m. W Ethel and Albert ...... KNKU. 7:30 p.m Sa Kukla, 'Fran and 011ie..-___KNBH, 5:311 pet. Su Arirtu Blue rime--___KH • V, 10.311 p.m. Sa Ethel Barrymore Theatre...... KCOP, It p.m. M Ladies Always Win.--- -_. .. KNXT, 2:30 p.m. 1 *Archertl, Army—KNXT, 10:30 p' m. M-F Mersharp Theater KNItli, 10:30 p.m. II I.adies Matinee...----.KA-BC-TV, 3:30 p.m. M-F Arnold Edward.— _KTTV. 8:30 p.m. Tu Lady of Borrows KABC-TV, 12 P.M. SU Ask The Duet r KTI A 12 m. Su Fairbanks, Douglas KNItH, 10:311 p.m. Tit La Ray Kilo Lamp Unto My Feet KTTV 1 n.mrt. ro AI Ease —.- _ KTI.A. 8 p.m. M Faith for Today ...... _...KABC-TV. 12:311 p.m. Su KNXT, 12 m. Su Auction City KTTV, 4 p.m. Sa Faith of Our Fathers KNBH. 1:20 p.m. Su Lane, Dick .KTI.A. 8:30 p.m. 11 Auction Park. KTTV. 2 p.m. Su Famous Playhouse____KABC-TV, 8:30 p.m. Ti. I.a Planche, Rosemary.-KHJ-TV, 3:30 p.m. M-F Autry, Gene.- HNXT, 5:30 p.m. Su: Favorite Story.____.-- ...... KTTV. 8 p.m. ra Lea, Terres KCOP, 2:15 p.m. M -Ir 7 p.m. alt Th Fight Talk KABC-TV, 6:15 p.m. Sa Learning '54 KNXT, 2:30 pall. Sa Files of Jeffrey Jones...-___KTTV, 7:30 p.m. F Lee, Pinky .KNBH. 5 p.m. M-F liSnellge /14 . liTTV, 7:30 a.m. Sa Fireside Theater ...... KNISH 9 p.m. fu Leonetti, Caroline JIHJ-TV, S p.m Tu . p.m. Baird, Tommy -.-...... -...... RABC-TV, 1:30 Su F'uater Eddie KNBH. 7:30 p.m W: 6:30 p.m I, lb...L..... nrVIlle . -- - - , a 1..li LI •• op 'so Let's Play Like - .. -.. KTHE. 7:30 p.m. M-1 Fishing Tips KIIJ-TV, 7:30 p.m. Th *Lewis, Fulton.HTTV, 8:15 p.m. Th: 11 p.m. Su Barker, Bill ...KNXT, 5 p.m. W, F Flashbark ...... KTTV. 9 :311 Pall- M Leyden, Bill... --....HTTV, 2 p.m. 111-F Baseball KABC-TV, 11:25 a.m. Se: Flash Gordon KTLA. 6 p.in. Sta Lilwrare... . __-.11COP, 7:30 p.m. W JIHJ-TV. 1:30 p.m. Sa, Su: 8:15 p.m. Follow That Man_ .KNXT, 10 p.m. W I.ife of Ri ley._ --_ _ KTTV. 7 p.m Sa .Tu, W, Ti., F _ eOrn l'hen. el KNISH -0,311 II M 11, I.ife With Elizabeth—____Krry. 7:30 p.m. M Bates, Mercadee. KNXT, 10:45 a.m. M-F Foreign Intrigue- _KNBH, 7 p.m. W Life With Father.------KNXT, 6:30 p.m. Su ...at the Clock ...--____KNX1. 6:39 p.m Sa Four Star Chief Theater KOH", 8:30 p.m. F Light or Faith...... KNXT, 1,2:30 p.m. Su Before limo .r.vell ... _Km a:30 a.m n. 1-trot Star Playl ..... se KNXT. 8:30 p.m fh Lighted Window.---.KAISC-TV. 8:30 p.m. Su Berle. Milton .KNBH, 8 p.m. Tu *Franstien, 'I ani KNISH, 11 p.m. Sa LInkletter, Art. .KNXT. 11:30 a.m. M-F Benny. Jack. _KNXT, 7 p.m. Su Freedom Forum KCOP, a MM. Th s. Roberta KTLA 7:30 p.m ro Better Living KHJ-TV, 4 p.m. Sa FrOMan, Jane ...... —.._ KNXT. 6:45 p.m. Th Littlefield .1913—..-- Km?, 12:30 p.m. Su 'Sift Baker Front Page Detective—._ KTTV, 10 p.m. W Little Rascals-. Big Game Hunt..._:_ .---HHJ-TV , 7 p.m. W trout sera ul ncith.-_—.1INISIFE 10:30 a.m. Su Little School House...... KNXT. 5:30 p.m. M-F Bog Playoff ..._ ,4.-_...... KNXT 12 m. M-12 hrrv. li a.m. M-F Garden t *hats ..- Kl%Kill 12:30 p.m Su lune Ranger_ .... ____KABC-TV. 7:30 p.m. Th: Big Story KNBH. 9 p.m. F Garden Vagabond _____KNXT, 11:30 a.m. Su _KNXT. 4:30 p.m. Su Big Town ..._...... —KNXT, 9:30 p.m. Th Garroway at Large.--_____IFINBIL 8 p.m. F I.one Wolf turn', 8 p.m. Sa Blue Ribbon Routs KNXT 7 p.m. VI Get the Facts ... .__KNBC, 3 p.m Su Look Up and Live--KNXT 9.30 a.m. Su Blue Ribbon Dogs.—__KABC-TV, 10:15 p.m. M atileiinst. Norma ..KTTN. Ill a.m. M-1 1.05e Of 'Ate ....._.-____KNX1 z p.m 11-1 Bolger. Itity...._._____KABC-TV. 8:311 p.m. 1.11 Gillette Fights. ..---KNIMi. 7 p.m. S Lusk, Freeman _ KCOP, 9 p.m. Th Italia, Gene. . KTLA 6:55 p.m 111-1. Gleason. Jackie. teek Vided, Theatre— _... _ KNXT 9 ,,.m Th *Bond. Lyle.... KUJ-TV 2•53 p.m. M-F .4.Ponnn -- J(5 X1 11 11.111 Sa Ili ... KTIA • te.in r., Il' ..._. FINISH el:30 ivin sa Boss Lady KCOP, 8:30 p.m. Tu Gloria Swanson Theater KTTV. 8 p.m. M Make Believe Ballroom.—KABC-TV. 4 p.m. M-F (bison Markle -.... liTTI 8:30 p.m 51, Godfrey. Arthur .KNXT, 8 p.m. W: Slake Believe Stare.. ___ KTLA, 7:30 p.m. M Boxing...... HABC-TV, 6 p.m. Se; 8:30 p.m. Sa: 2'30 at.m M -Th Slake Room for Daddy .. 9 p.m. To KNBH, 7 p.m. F; Godfrey's Talent Smote_ KNXT, 8:36 p.m Si Mania Weiss Break the Bank. KABC-TV, 7 p.m. Su Manta, KILI-TV, 2:30 p.m. M-F t:eseiveus I'lleattst KNISH 9 p.m nit se KNX11. 8 p.nl Bride ind Grimm_ ____ KNISH 12 m M-M Goodwin, Garry -SWOP, 6:30 p.m. M-F Man Against Crime KNBH. 10:30 p.m. Su Brighter Day. .KNXT. 10:15 a.m. M-F Gordon's Gat den- KABC-TV, 4 p.m. Su man Behind the Badge.... KNXT 9:30 p.m 811 Buffalo Billy —.11TTV, 12:30 p.m. M-F *Grease. Ken .KTLA. 11 p.m. 31, W: Man of the Week__ KNXT. 1 p.m. Su Morns a Allen____ .... KNXT. 8 p.m Ill 10:30 p.m. Sa Marge and Jeff_-___KFIJ-TV. 6:45 p.m. SI -F Cafe Continental KTI.A. 7:30 p.m rt. Graves, Itichard--_ HABC-TV, 10 p.m. SU Martin. Dude HTTV, 12:45 p.m. M-F California Living KNXT, 10:45 a.m. M-F •••••si chorc•ies of Golden vies , KITS 11 n.m .4, a:;,1t1" :e KNISH. 1030. p.m. Th *I 'maw New.. 1at myna . KNISH 1:43 o al Sa - r Green, Austin.____KNXT, 10:30 p.m. 111-F 3:11;..,iyn. neTaon: iiy. ..-KNB111, 7:30 p.m. M Campus Farmers . KABC-TV. 3 p.m. Se Guiclicni cht ...... _ KNXT 215 u.m 31-1. KTI.A. 7 p.m M-11- Captain Video _KHJ-TV. 6:30 p.m. M-F Hall sf Fame.... ENNIS. 5 p.m. So .... NU, y. Km . _- .- _ _SWOP. 0:45. 6:55 p..m M-1 Captured_. _._ ... __ --- .. KTTV, 8 p.m. W Halls of Science____ Handy Illini• KNBH, 4 p.m. Sp McElroy,NIcKarinsi. Jack. Ed ..KKBH, 6 p.m. M-F Carter. Mar,. ICABC-TV, 1 p.m. M-F RTI.A. 9:45 0-M M.2 ,s, RCM' 111•15 p.m. M-F Carson. Johnny---KNXT, 8 a.m. Tu, Th *Harmon. Tom _JINNI'. 6:23 p.m. M-F Sleet Millie Meet Mr MeNutley _ KNXT. 9 p.m. Tu Cases of Eddie Drake. KCOP, 7 p.m. W *Batten Tom. .KTLA. 11:15 p.m. Su. KNXT. 8 p.m. Th tataleade of Kooks ..—.KNXI, 3:30 p.m Nu II p.m. Tu. F Meet the Press .-.-_-____ KNISH 6 p.m Su Cavalcade of America_.KABC-TV. 7 p.m. To Hawkins Falls______-_ KNBH. 12:15 p.m. 31-1, Menjou. Adolphe._ Army. 8 p.m. Tu Chance of a Lifetime-___.KHJ-TV, 9 p.m Th Hawthonie_____!____-KTLA. 11:05 P.m M-Thl Eerier, Johnny KTTV, 10 p.m. F Chase, Charlie .KNXT, 6 p.m. M-F 11:25 p.m. F :Message of the Master.KAISC-TV. I P.m. Su Chef litilani...___KCOP, 3 p.m. M-F: 8 p.m. Th Ilea/Hines In AetIon KHJ-TV 7 p.m. F. Sa Metropolitan Museum_ . KNISH, 12:30 p.m. Sa tiir ..... mcone . KNX1, 11 MM. NE W k Heart of the City.. KTTV, 10 p.m. Su 31irs 1112 Beauty Pageant ... KI1J-TV. 9 P.m. sa Church in the Horne KABC-TV. 11 a.m. So *Hermann. Cleve_—__KNItH, 6:50 p.m. MA, Montgomery Robert KNISH 9:30 ne.rn M Church of the Open Door.....-..KHJ-TV, 10 a.m. Su *Herring, Charles ____KNXT. 10:30 p.m. 111-F Moore. Garry KNXT. 3:30 p.m. M. W. IF: Carrie theatre.. liSISH. 11:311 p.m rti Hirsch, Mr«. .KNItH. 11:15 p.m. M-F 3 p.m. Tu. Th Cisco Kid. KARC-TV, 7 P.m 31 : 5 p.m. Sa Hit Pamir .. KNISH. Ill : all p.m Sa Motorola TV Hour.....KABC-TV. 9:30 p.m. alt. To City at Night.... KTLA lo n.m Th Hollywood Legion Bouts KAISC-TV. 8:30 p.m. Sa Mr. and Mr.. North KNISH. 10:30 p.m. To City Detective KNXT, to p.m. M Hollywood Music Hall. KTLA 1:311 p.m Th Mr, District Attorney.-- .KNXT, 7 p.m. F Coates, Patil....KTTV. 9:311 p.m Su: 9:30 p.m. W Hull, wood Off Bent KTTV, ti p.m. Su Er Peepers I( 5 It II. 7:30 pan Su Coffee With Eisenhower. . KNXT, 10 a.m. Tu ilisllyumbd On TV KCOP. 2:30 p.m. M-1 Mr. Wizard. KNISH. I p.n. Sa Colonel March of Scotian° Yard. KTTV. II Show 10;811, 11 a.m. M-F 31mtit• R KTIIE. 8:30 lChairs...... _iviu. 31 9:30 p.m. Sa 11 ..... etown Jamboree KCOP. 7:30 p.m. Sa Musira Col. Flack .KHJ-TV. 7 p.m. Ti. Illopalong Cassidy KTTV, 5 p.m. Su; 7 p.m W Sly Filvorne Iliasband.— KNKJT,T ‘1.1':31 11 10 i!.)litr • St' Comedy Hour. KNIIII. 8 p.m. Su Hope, Bob . KNISH. It p.m. etery 4th Tia SlyMy Friendlien) Irma KNXT. 10 t. an 1 Commander Comet.- KCOP, 6 p.na M-1, lbws.» Ilaelna . KS XT. I p.m. Sa .KTTV. 9 p.m. 55 t Perry KNXT. 6:45 p.m. M. W IN House art. KS's i, 11:39 ism' 11 - . Sly Little Marcie ----.KNISIL 8:30 p.m W Confidential File (coates)..Krry, 9:30 p.m. Sta I lowd % Doody ____ _ R '1111 3:36 p.m 311-1 Name That Tune ..—.. KNIS11 11 p.m II Contest Carnival. KNXT, 0:30 p.m. Sit *Huntley, Chef .. .KAISC-TV. ti p.m. M-1 N 's the Same____KABC-TV, 7:30 Ivan. 'ru Cooley. Spade JUL& 8 p.m. Sa Iluttun Ins Ita• . . _ RTI .5 9 nap To Noble. Lehrhhni ...--- Craig Kennedy. Criminologist-______KILI-TV. I Leal Three Lisps_ KTTV. /1:311 p.m. Sat Norman. Gene __KI1J-TV. :3118.,;p.0".;:15 .-1 s‘1, 1 1.10 ii.n.. 31 I Lune I My — KNXT. 9 p.m M *Criswell Predicts.___-_KCOP, 10:30 p.m. M-F 1 Married -limn K N1111 s p.m VS Olympia-One Man Boringr Family.—...KNISII, H 10:311 a.m. M-1 tvoid>, Bob ....-___ K N XT 12:30 sà.ni 31-1. Industry on Parride...--.KNIBIL 2:15 p.m. Su On Tour Acrosint.._---KNISII, 4:30 p.m. 31.1. Crosby's Calling. KIM 2 p.m.. M-1? In God We Frost Open 'Wall ...... li ITS 7:31e o m rb *In My Opinion. KTI.A. II ii.m so ('rou ell's Nest KIIJ-TV. 5:30 p.m. Sa __. _KNISH, 2:30 p.m. Si. Opera KNISH, 1 p.m. Sa I) .. .-...... ILN1.1 110 p.m Tu Inner •sincteern KTT1 9 p.m sa Operation Safety. KNXT. 10 a.m. Su Dangerous Assignment.--.KNBIL 10 p.m. F Inrpertor Mark Saber KAISC-TV, 8 p.m. V. Orient Express...----TCABC-TV, lo:36 p.m. Id; Da.is. Joan ______...... KNBIL 8 p.m. W . KILI-TV, 8:30 p.m. Su 7:30 p.m. Sa Day, Dennis KNISH, 9 p.M. SI Into The Ninlit ...... F.111.1-TV. I p.m. Si t'iliUlsilt ir*: wirers dil.,.Vaggie . KN X7 vii a en i Death Valley Days KNXT, 7 p.ni. .11t. Ta Introduction to Art KNXT, 10:30 a.m. M-11 KNISH, 1:311 p.m. Sn Dean, Dizzy KAIST-TV. 11:15 a.m. Sn Fa r t; o1 . Suret .... . - KNX1 9:311 p.m W (mums. harry -. -- r.,.,... .. KNXT. 7:30 u.m. Su Jalopy Derby KTTV 2:311 n.m Sp Owens, Jack --KABC-TV. 6:15 p.m. M-1, Debut Kg '111P, 6:30 p.m. Su Jamie ...... _..-...... -KAISC-TV. 7:30 p.m. IN Ozzie and Harriet .KAISC-TV. 8 p.m. F Page Twenty-four Janet Dean, Reg. Nurse KTI.A. 7:30 p.m. W Panorama Pacific KNXT 1 a.m. M-F

ote TV-RADIO LIFE MAY 7, 1954

Parrish, Helen KNXT, 7 a.m. M-1 Party At Ciro's KAISC-TV, 11 p.m. Na Pearce. Al — KCOP, 4:30 p.m. M-1 Pearson. Drew... — KABC-TV. 12 it. Su Pepsi-Cola Playhouse.--__KABC-TV, 8:30 p.m. 1 PICK of the PIX Person to Person. KNXT 7'30 p.m. E Pet Exelstuage ..... ____-____KFTV. 7 p.m. Th by Aubrey Dahl l'et Showcase KNI311, 3 p.m. Sa *Peterson, Elmer----KNISH, 6:45 p.m. M-F flair° ilitylsouse...___ KS BD, 0 a.m. alt SO Photo Quiz .KTTV. 3:30 p.m. M-F There is nothing to be gained by Pier Point Landing KCOP, 8:30 p.m. Th Piare the Fare______. KNXT. 7:30 p.m. Th reading my opening paragraph this Plainclothesman___.--__KILI-TV, 9:30 p.m. Su Plant Doctor .KNISII, 4:30 p.m. Su If you are week, because I'm not going to say Playeratter•s Club ..--- KTI.A. 1 p.m. 111-W a TV fan who anything in it. However, I have to use Play of the Week. KTTV, 7 p.m_ Su enjoys co n- hall, 'ads ri II.A. 3:53 P.m M - lii• il :45 li•m• e a certain number of words in the Potter, Peter _...... _-__.._...KNXT, 10:30 p.m. Sa tests, both Pounds Off ...._...... KNXT, 11:15 a.m. M space or someone is liable to usurp it Pride of the Family---___KABC-TV. 9 p.m. F audience and Private Secretary KNXT, 7 p.m. home - par- for an ad or something, and so now (May 9 and May 16) t icipation Public Defender KNXT, 10 p.m. Th is the time for all good men to come *Putnam George .KTTV 6:45 p.m. 51-F: types, TV. to the aid of the hail hail the gang's ---10:30 p m. Su; 11 p.m. M-F RADIO LIFE Queen for a Day...... KHJ-TV, 3 p.m. 111-F suggests that all here and Ithink that about fills it. Racket Squad....—.-- ..... KABC-TV. 10 p.m. Th you tune in Raft, George...... _...... KTLA, 10:30 p.m. Tu "Snowbound." (5) May 8, 3:00. To- Ramar of the Jungle KTTV, 6:15 p.m. 51-1; on some of ward the end of the war, a group of ----- .... -...... 6:30 p.m. Sa Dorothy these local Range Rider .. KNX1 . p.m To Nazis were making a quick getaway Raye, Martha —__KNBH, 9 p.m. every 4th Sa Gardiner programs: Realty Exchange KCOP, 6:30 p.m. Sa through a moun- Red Buttons Show.. — KNXT. 9:30 p.m. M Time Channel Program tain fastness (that Regal Star Time KNBII, 7 p.m. Th figures) with a Regal Theater - KNBII, 10:30 p.m. W 10:45 a.m. 2 California Living *Roberts, Clete KCOP. 11:15 p.m. Sa; load of gold. They 10:45 p.m. Su 2:00 p.m. 11 Bill Leyden's Theatre were captured, the Robert Montgomery Presenta....KNBH. 9:30 p.m. M Rocky Jones KNXT, 5 p.m. Su 2:15 p.m. 4 Key to the Kitchen _gold was buried Rocky King Detective KW-TV, 9 p.m. Su 3:00 p.m. 7 Jack Rourke Show and no one knew Rogers. /toy ...... K Y. ISD 0:31 , u.m. SU Roller Derby KTI.A, 8:3n p.m. M 3:00 p.m. 9 Queen for a Day where. A few years Rourke, Jack. KABC. 3 p.m 3,30 it m.. 5:55 later, an assorted p.m. 51-F; 10:30 p.m. W 3:30 p.m. 7 Ladies Matinee Roy, Mike.._ ...... -__—__ .... KNBH, 2:30 p.m. 51-F crew of gold dig- Ruggles, CharYie KAISC-Tb. 7 p.m. 1 4:00 p.m. 7 Al Jarvis gers arrives on the Saturday Funnies. KNXT, 4:30 p.m. Sa 4:00 p.m. 9 Parlor Party spot and then be- Schoths Workshop _- KIHE. 1 p.m. M-1 gins the intrigue, Sea Power For Peace.—K11.1-TV, 4 :30 p.m. Sa 4:00 p.m. 13 Hollywood on TV Search for .°morrow „._ K N X1 I:49 pan 51-1 betrayal and lust that highlight this 4:15 p.m. 11 Ed Reimer's Movie- See It Now KNXT, 7:30 Tu British movie. Robert Newton is a Seyaried, Eric KNXT, 3 p.m. Su land Matinee Seven Seventy on TV-...... KABC-TY, 12:00 n. Su British intelligence agent, Stanley Hol- Senor, Vinyl e as XT. 0 p.m .: 4:30 p.m. 13 Al Pearce Show loway, his humorous sidekick, Dennis Shakespeare On TV—...KNXT. 11:05 a.m. Sal ..KTHE. 8 p.m. Th 5:00 p.m. 2 Space Funnies Price, a picture producer, and Herbert Sheriff John...... _...... KTTV,--..-.11TTV, 11:30 a.m. M-F 6:00 pan. 4 Jack McElroy Show Lom, an unreformed fascist, and all Shriner, H erb — KNXT, 9 p.m. Sa of them go to great lengths to recover Shure. Dinah...... -.__KNBH, 7:30 p.m. Tu. Th 6:30 p.m. 13 Commander Comet Show of Shows. KNBIL 9 p.m. alt. Sa the loot. The ending is intended as a Skelton, Red KNXT. 8:30 p.m. Tu Sky King .. - .11ABC-TV. 7 P.m. W Tuesday stroke of cruel irony, but the •whole smith. ttate KNOLL 3 p.m. 51-1 11 Stairway to Stardom thing seemed a bit heavy handed to Sound Stage. KNISH. 9:30 p.m. E 10:30 p.m. Space Hoppers._ _ _KNXT, 3:30 p.m. Sa Friday me, don't you know. Space Funnies.----....-KNXT, 5 p.m M, Tu, Th: 2:30 p.m. 2 Ladies Always Win — 5:15 p.m. W. F "Oliver Twist." (4) May 9, 11:20. Saturday Space Patrol --.—_.KABC-TV, 5:30 p.m. Sa This is the American version of the Spotlight Magazine .... KTI.A. 8 p.m. Tu 3:30 p.m. 2 Space Hoppers Dickens classic, made about twenty Stafford. Jo ...... _ ..... -__-._ KNXT, 6:45 p.m. Ti, 4 Outdoors with Waggy Stairway to Stardom— KTTV. 10:30 p.m. Tu 4:30 p.m. years ago and bearing little resembl- Star Shoppers KTTV. 19:30 a.m. M-F 10:0J p.m. 2 You're Never too Old ance to the recent British conception, Star Time KHJ-TV. 5 p.m. M-F 10:30 p.m. 2 Jukebox Jury Stars On Parade KI1J-TV. 6:30 p.m Su which caused so much consternation Story Theater . .KNISH. 10:30 p.m. M Sunday because of its seemingly anti-Semitic Straight From The Shoulder KCOP. 7 p.m. Th 2:30 p.m. 11 Jalopy Derby *Stratton, Gil KNXT, 10:30 p.m MF characterization of Fagin, the master Street, liase KCOP, 2:30 p.m: M-1 Strike It itirh KNXT. I p.m. M-1; 9 p.m. W crook who sends his boys out to steal. studio tine _._..- ...... RNXT, 1 :vm Victory At Sea KNISH, 10:30 p.m. IF In the movie shown here Irving Pichel Stulla, Bill . KM-TV, 4 p.m. M-F 1: owe di Firestotie KS 1111. 14:30 p.m t Slowest. Story. - KTTN, 7 p.m. r 'Voices of Victory KTTV, 930 p.m. Th portrays Fagin as merely a pretty bad Sunkist'. Ed — KNXT. 8 P.m Su Wakely, Jimmy KCOP 7 p.m. 1; 9 pan W fellow and I think that's all for the Super Cirrus — KABC-TV. 2 p.m. Su Mitring, 1red K XXX, 9 p.m. Su better. Dickie Moore, a child star of Superman KABC-TV, 8:30 P•m• M Waterfront. KTTV. 7:30 p.m. Ti, Surprise Twist .. KTI.A 7:15 ii.m M-1 *Weaver, flank. _.KABC-TV, 11 p.m. M-F the time, plays the title role. Suspects Wanted KHJ-TV, 1:45 p.m. M, W. F; Weather News KNXT, 10:30 pan. 51-1'; 1:15 p.m. Tu, Th KABC-TV, 6:55 p.m. M, Tu. W. 1: "Bride of the Gorilla." (13) May 14. Suspense KNXT, 9:30 p.m. Ti. KCOP, 6:50 p.m. M-1 *S.. aye, lobo Cameron KS It II ::45 11.tti 11.F Weld,. .lark ...... - KNI111 9 p.m. lit This picture stars Barbara Peyton and Webster Webfoot _.__.KCOP, 5:30 p.m. M-F Talent Parade.-- KCOP, 8 p.m. Th they make a lovely couple. Welcome Travelers — KNBIL 4 p.m. M-1 Talent Patrol...-...... ---- ..... KAISC-TV, 3:3U p.m. Su Welk. Lau-retire .______... KTLA 8 u.m l• Teleforum — KTLA, 10:15 p.m. Su Western Varieties KTI.A. 9 p.m 8. "Master of Bankdom." (7) May 12, TeleNespers KTLA, 11:30 p.m. Su What In The World 12_ KNXT, 10:30 a.m. Sa Terry and the Pirates KTTN. 7:30 p.m. VS %S laws 51) Line KS XT '7 :30 p.m s. 2:00. Here is the story of a small wool- That's 11v Roy KNXT, 7 p.m. Sa What's Name of That Song KABC-Tb, en mill, the family that owns it and The Goldbergs____...... _...1111J-TV. 7:30 p.m. Ti. 9:30 p.m Il the slit.les ' SI 1A i.30 ',to st: the growth of both in the first half White. Betty ...KNBII, 12:30 p.m. M-1, The Pastor-. -....—..--KABC-TV. 10:15 p.m. Su Whiting. Margaret____KABC-TV, 5:30 p.m. M-1 of the twentieth century. There is the The Prinvess ----JETTY. 5:45 p.m. Sa Who Knows This. ....KCOP. 4 p.m. Sit The Visitor KCOP, 9 p.m. Tii usual struggle for control between the Who Said That KNISH, 3:30 pan. Mt, the Web -- KS XT. Ill p.m. so Wild Bill Hickok ___KABC-TV. 6 p.m. Su two sons of the founder, a strike by This Is The Life K N BD , 2 p.m si. This Is Your Life. _._.. KNISH. 10 p.m W: Williams. ley —...---..KNISH, 51:30 p.m. Sa the workmen, marriages and children, Wineliell Paid KNISH. 7 o.m. Thomas. nanny KAISC-TV. 9 p.m. To So and final victory for someone, I for- *Minchell. Walter 9 p.m. Ses Three Steps to Heaven.. K N IS H. 10 •45 a.m. 11-F KABC-TV. 51 mks Ihnk ..- ...... RN XT. .4 p.m. Mi. get just whom. With Dennis Price and Thrill Theater __ . KA1SC-TV, 9 p.m. M World Church KABC-TV. 10:30 p.m. Sit Thunderbolt .. _. — KTTV. ti p.m. 51-1- Mrestler's Lament KTLA, 10:45 p.m. W Jimmy .Hanley. Time for Beatty.. 7... KTTV. 6:30 p.m. M-1: - ..... 6 p.m. Sa Mrestling KTLA, 8:30 p.m. W: liTn, 6:30 Times Square I'layhouse KCOP. 8:311 p.m. W ...... p.m. 51: KNXT. 1 p.m. W "Tales of Robin Hood." (5) May 8, Wright, Martha. ... KABC-TV, 9:15 p.m. Su Tontot of the Town..— KNXT, 8 p.m Su 1:00. This picture features Robert 50.. 5,-.- riere . , Is N VI. I. 11.111 • I. Today in I...‘ KNIttl. 9:15 1).111. 51 -1 %on Asked For It KAISC-TV. 8 p.m. 11 Clarke and has to do with Sherwood *Todt, George _.__ KNISH, 2:30 p.m. Su I' ...... er ..--______KNXT 8:30 p.m. You Bet Your Life KNISH. 8 P•ill. TI. Forest, I believe. Town Hall Party....--__ ..KTTV, 10 p.m. Sa 1 0 111114. Loretta. KNISH. 10 p.m. Su lour Si, lorce Theatre KNISH. 2:45 p.m. 1ta trork. .11111 treats ______KTI 1 t: to o in Y "Fear in the Night." (4) May 14, Issu for the Money _ KNXT 9 p.m. Sn You're Never Too Old KNXT. 10 p.m. >a S.IIIr Fllit .I I,. 1.0%, er FIAltt'-'11. 1.311 p.m St. 11:15: "Scream in the Dark." (11) May 1 oiled We Stand Choir KUCK', 111:30 p.m. Sa Your Town's Titlent Kill-TV. 7:30 p.m. W U.S. Steel Hour ...... KABC-TV, 9:30 p.m. ult. Tu Youth Takes a Stand KNXT, I:30 P.m Sit 14, S:00. Slap in the Face? Valiant Lady KNXT, 1:30 p.m. M-F loath Mants to K KNIsil. Iii a.m. Su Veloz. Frank .KTLA 10 p.m. Su Zoo Parade SYBIL 12:30 p.m. KU Page Twenty-five MAY 7, 1954 TV-RADIO LIFE

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BY EVELYN BIGSBY ex.ex.9%.4.--‘0>tentento-0.0...0",tente"x4-4~t~x~-,-0-.91..4x.o. .›..e.texeu.00-0>te YOU FIGURE OUT THIS ONE! According to the April ARB-Teleque ratings, ea four local outlets carried President Eisenhower's talk on Monday, April 5. They pulled as follows: By ANDY MANSFIELDeaft KNXT-7.7 MEL CURTIS, WHO IS SUING FOR KNBH-3.4 $35,000 because he thinks KTLA's L entexonce.›.,), KTLA-2.8 "Crash the Party" is too much like his KABC-0.9 "Private aPrty," claims distinction of Heading the list of this week's al- Total 14.8 at 5:30 in the afternoon. having been the youngest sea captain bum releases is Epic's winner of the At the same time, "Sheriff John" in the Merchant Marine .. . Hear tell French Grand Prix du Disque for 1953, pulled a 12.6. that Robert Young's TV pilot of "Fa- "Pictures At An Exhibition," "The Mol- THE PRESIDENT'S SPEECH was re- ther Knows Best" is excellent . . . dau," and Dvorak's "Rhapsody No. 3 peated that same night at 8:30. KNXT When Ed Sullivan marks his big in A Flat Major," with Antal Dorati pulled a 16.9; KNBH, a 10.5 for a total "Toast" anniversary June 20, he'll have conducting the Amsterdam and The of 27.4. "Superman" commanded a 24.3. Julius La Rosa and Rise Stevens as Hague Philharmonic Orchestra s. THIS REPORTER THINKS JACK guests .. . New Yorker Helen Gerald, Heard in this outstanding high fidelity WEBB is one of the greatest guys in former U.S.C. co-ed who scored in ra- interpretation which places the listen- the business, but I was sorry to see dio and at college simultaneously, has er in the focal center of orchestral activity, the result is truly the master- him knuckle down and apologize to been visiting her parents here. But she the Texas motion picture operators for stayed in TV trim by playing leads piece of fine rec- his recent reference on "Dragnet" to in two telefilms for Fall release— ording technique a movie as being "a lousy show." "Gangbusters" and "Adventures of the which the French Jack laid the blame on his poor edit- Falcon." Since Helen's husband has award symbolizes. ing. Iam sure the motion picture peo- been associated for years at NBC as In lighter ve i n, ple themselves would be the last os- Toscannini's music librarian, I asked MGM's "Let's Fall triches in the world to bury their heads her how "the maestro" felt about re- :n Love" features in the sand while avowing that there's linquishing his baton (as you recall, David Rose and his no such thing as a movie which is Toscannini conducted his last sym- Orchestra playing "lousy." phony broadcast without any an- a round dozen all- CONGRATULATIONS TO MARY Mc- nouncement, then walked off the stage time hits by Harold ADOO, who is becoming a definite and refused to come back for any Alien, one of Amer- part of NBC-TV's "Home" show. As bows). According to Helen, "the mae- ica's prolific writ- "Home's" Western editor, she'll do reg- stro" seems to feel better now that he ers of film and stage successes. ular inserts from Hollywood and plans has made his big decision and is busy "Stormy Weather," "Blues In The to serve up a new Sunday half-hour allocating his huge music library. His Night," "That Old Black Magic," and deal in addition. Liberace was pack- protege, Guido Cantelli, is inheriting "Over The Rainbow" are just a sample ing (and so was "Mom") when I much of it. It is expected that Tos- of this very listenable album in the dropped out last week to Lee's Royal cannini will soon repair to his island David Rose manner. in Italy, where he has a gorgeous Oaks home for a look-see just before For the nostalgist, RCA-Victor has the pianist left for a whopping tour, home. He may condubt now and then at La Scala. just re-issued an album of concert junket will include an appearance at jazz by Jack Hylton's Orchestra. Re- Madison Square Garden (and I can't MORE THAN TEN YEARS AGO, An- corded in Europe in the early thirties, multiply high enough to figure out his dy and Virginia Mansfield, who then "Just A Gigolo," "Yours Is My Heart "take" from this concert). Liberace had an early morning show on KMPC, Alone," "Bolero," "The Alpine Milk- told me that his parlor car would be were mystified and delighted when a man," "The King's Horses," "My Sun- set up with a practice piano so that secret admirer started sending Virginia shine Is You" and "Good Night, Sweet- he can keep his fingers nimble; but I a succession of marvelous gifts. She Heart" represent this English bands- was quite surprised when he men- received an alligator bag, tickets to man's greatest record hits, pressings of tioned that he loved to work in the premieres with supper afterward at which have not been available for garden. "What about your hands?" swank restaurants, flowers, perfume, years. I asked. Simple. He wears gloves. He and candy. All were delivered by a showed me some lovely plates in his liveried chauffeur, who finally came Benny Goodman small combos are Capitol's latest addition to their (lining room and said he had careful- bearing a little black Scottie on a Classics In Jazz Series, with selections ly lugged them all the way back from white satin pillow. Andy and Virginia Mexico only to discover they were tried to track down their anonymous by his Trio, Quintet, Sextet and Septet. made right here, about three miles admirer and had some luck tracing Recorded in 1947, they feature jazz- from his place! the limousine delivering the gifts, but men of the calibre of Stasy, Rowles, Norvo, Romersa, Felice and Hendrick- MADE A QUICKIE STOP AT JOAN it wasn't until the other night on CAULFIELD'S Tower Road place the Bill Ballance's KNX show that they son at their best. other afternoon and she proudly dis- had their firm suspicions confirmed. Joni James (MGM) sings eight of played an anniversary gift from hus- Bill, interviewing a famous director, her "Award Winning Songs"—record band Frank Ross. It's an Orry-Kelly mentioned that the director had a rep- hits that have been milestones in the painting. Joan and her spouse leave utation for practical jokes. The direc- career of this popular songstress, soon on a European jaunt, then plan tor then explained that his weren't the starting from her million-copy seller, lo build a New Orleans-type home in pull-the-chair-out-from-under-you type "Why Don't You Believe Me." Beverly Hills .. . With Joan Crawford, of jokes, but ones with heart. He pro- Pee Wee Hunt (Capitol) and his Claudette Colbert and Ronald Reagan ceeded, without mentioning names, tici five colleagues have a collection of TV-bound, just watch all the laggards tell how he had showered a certain dance tunes called "Swingin' Around" and scaredy-cats jump into the video radio couple with luxuries some years that'll have you gently swaying with act this Fall—that's provided they ago. their easy, loose-limbed beat. No still don't have contracts with those AND THAT'S HOW ANDY AND VIR- fancy arrangements, but these eight nastly little lines of fine print prohib- GINIA, who were listening to the in- standards more than prove the adage iting movie stars from doing TV. Even terview, know now that their gener- that the relaxed way is really a very "Lassie" is set to videbut! ous and mysterious friend was—Al- skillful one; "Oh!" and "12th St." have Page Twenty-six fred Hitchcock. proved that fact. TV-RADIO LIFE MAY 7, 1954

HOLLAND'S TUNNEL DUG BY JACK HOLLAND

"Cavalcade of Books" is certainly a affair—and for the best of the Martin most instructive and entertaining pro- and Lewis pictures. Let's hope the WHO'S GUESTING gram and deserving of the awards boys' next Comedy Hour show is as Sunday, May 9—CARNIVAL OF BOOKS, given it, but we'd like to pose one good. TV should start selling its KFI, 6:15 a.m. Five New Jersey boys will meet author Frank B. Latham and dis- question: does it fairly represent the product in a similar way. cuss his "Fighting Quaker." best of the new books? Since the While on the movies-TV kick, Julie Sunday, May 9 — GUEST STAR, KBIG, publishers themselves foot the bill and Bishop and Phil Harris did fine jobs 7:00 a.m. Dorothy Collins, Giselle McKen- since authors who appear allegedly do in Warner's "High and the Mighty." zie, John Conte, Russell Arms and Ray- so only when their publishers have mond Scott's orchestra entertain. Phil was especially outstanding. This, Sunday, May 9 — THE FREE USE OF sent in the necessary money for their incidentally, is a great picture. KNOWLEDGE, KNX, 8:35 a.m. Rev. Or. appearance, isn't it conceivable that James Pike, Dean of the Cathedral of St. For those who are panting for news even a bad book could get a good John the Devine and Rabbi Simon Green- about color TV, here's an interesting berg, Vice Chancellor of the Jewish Theo- notice on the show? The set -up would item. Zenith has developed a prac- logical Seminary discuss "The Book of indicate that some deserving books are tical, single-gun color tube that will, Job." not given proper attention on the show according to Commander E. F. McDon- Sunday, May 9—"BERGEN AND CHARLIE simply because the companies pub- McCarthy," KNX 5:00 p.m. Liberace ap- ald, Jr., in a recent Chicago speech, lishing them don't pay the fee. Isn't pears as guest star. make all color TV receivers now on there some way for "Cavalcade" to Sunday, May 9—"BING CROSBY SHOW," the market obsolete. McDonald claims KNX 9:00 p.m. Binge oldest son, Gary, give constructive reviews of new books that the industry has not yet developed appears as guest star. —and that means to render praise a suitable color tube and that every Monday, May 10—VOICE OF FIRESTONE, where praise is due and blasts where KFI, 5:30 p.m. Rise Stevens sings "Beauti- manufacturer knows this. "That's no blasts are due? The answer will prob- ful Dreamer," by Stephen Foster, "Neath secret," he says, "but it seems to be a ably be: "Yes, this can be done when the Southern Moon," from "Naughty secret that has been kept from the Marietta" and the dramatic aria "Vissi we get a sponsor who has nothing to public." McDonald further stated that d'Arte" from Tosca. d, with the publishing business." Oh, Monday, May 10—"PACIFIC TELEPHONE only one company was urging the well, it's at least nice to know that TV HOUR," KFI, 9:00 p.m. Violinist Michael immediate introduction of color TV can help sell books—especially when Rabin plays Camille Saint-Saens "Hanan- with the present reportedly inadequate aise," "The Girl With the Flaxen Hair," it's done so much to curtail the read- three-gun tube—and that company is and Fritz Kreislers' arrangement of "Per- ing habits of the public. petual Motion." RCA. As he stated, "It is my consid- What's happening to radio in the Friday, May 14—"BOB HOPE SHOW," KFI, ered opinion that RCA would not now 9:00 P.M. Academy Award Nominee Miss afternoon? About all you get are disc be thumping the tub for immediate Grace Kelly appears as guest. jockeys chattering and playing rec- introduction of color television with ords. This is fine on occasions but the three-gun tube were it not for the with almost every station following fact that the patent licenses undel WHAT'S PLAYING ,the same pattern, you have to pity the which RCA has collected royalties from Saturday, May 8—"STARS OVER HOLLY- poor people who don't go for popular other manufacturers in the industry WOOD," .KNX 9:30 a.m. Ronald Reagan music and who would like something are about to expire. Then he added stars in "The Seven Long Years." different. Sunday, May 9—"THEATRE ROYAL," KFI, with a blast. "We do not intend to use 5:30 p.m. Sir Ralph Richardson hosts and Hear tell that Spike Jones is going the American people as guinea pigs in stars in "Half and Hour" by Sir James off TV. This is too bad because his order to help the Radio Corporation of Barrie. Monday, May 10—STORY TIME, KHJ, show was beginning to catch on. Spike America sign up its patent pool 11:00 a.m. Serialization of "The Spillway," has been doing some good programs licenses for another term." Sounds by Jonathan Schuyler, starring Madeleine and has brought a fresh note to TV, like a good fight coming up. Carroll. but apparently the competition on Monday, May 10—"SUSPENSE," KNX 8:00 * * p.m. Van Heflin appears in "The Last Saturday night was too hard for him Days of John °Winger." to buck. His isn't the first show to be pulled off because the competing show HOMER was too popular. Let's hope that Spike GILLY: Look, baseball is all right, WHAT'S SPECIAL can try again—with a different time— but it doesn't prepare you for mar- Thursday. May 13—"PALM BEACH GOLF because we have a hunch he'd become riage. TOURNAMENT," KNX, 7:00 p.m. also a real hit before long. Friday, May 14, 7:45 p.m. John Derr, CBS GEORGE: How about Joe DiMaggio? Director of Sports describes from Meadow- -I Led Three Lives," one of the best —"My Favorite Husband," CBS-TV brook Club, Westbury, Long Island, N.Y. of the TV programs, has taken a slight beating since its transfer to Thursday night. Now, with its moving 3-D GLO IN THE DARK KEY CHAINS into KTTV's Saturday night line-up, it Beautiful, durable, flattering . . . should pick up rating. It's one show and so able to please so many tastes. that deserves a wide audience, for not These unique and practical Plexiglas key chains are hand carved and hand painted In beautiful natural color, and in addition to many programs are doing a construc- )ossessing 3-D features, these phosphorescent key chains Glo In tive job and being entertaining at the he Dark. This Glo lasts for years. Everyone In the family can same time. For our money, Richard ' Se one. Available in the following designs: Carlson alone makes it worth watch- $1.00 each Ppd. Personalized rose with ing. SPECIAL , 6 for 5.00 Ppd. name of your choice— Every once in a while a movie studio (Tax included) Marlin Dog Bass does an exploitation job that TV sta- (no C.O.D.'s) Deer Rose Duck Money back if Rooster Rose with Norse tions should emulate. Recently, Para- Angel Fish Cross Steer mount took some members of the not satisfied. press, including TV reporters, to Apple ZEE MANUFACTURING CO. Valley for a week-end to preview 3012' 2 North Main Street Los Angeles 31, Calif. Martin and Lewis' "Living It Up." Dean and Jerry entertained the press and members of the George Air Base, Janet Leigh, who co-stars, also put on a show, the gang was feted with a steak fry, swimming and all the other trimmings. All in all, it was a great Page Twenty-seven TV-RADIO LIFE SATURDAY, MAY 8 KFOX—Victory Parade. KFSD—Breakfast in Holly'd. Start Your KFVD—Steve Shoemaker. 'Good Morning' KFWB—Al Jarvis. KGB—Three Suns. with ROER—John Brown. KGFJ—Time for Music. BUENOS DIAS KIEV—Lawrence Welk. Radio in Review ;: 00-7 :15 Mon thru Sat KLAC—Peter Potter. KV0E--Backfence Matinee. r KWKW—Tony Sein. Eddie Rodriguez 9:45—K11.1—Here's To Vets. KFOX—Voice of the Bible. KXLA—Books Bring Adven- ture. General 1 9.50441(iFJ—News.' For Love o' Mike (comment / *KABC—Ira Cook's Platter *Indicates News Broadcast 10 Party. Indirates ithchlight *KHJ—News. TBA—To Be Announced KNX. KF3IB—City Hospital. KALI—Proudly We Hail. 0—RA8G—A Man and His Music. KFUG—Catalina Bandstand. Radio Ramblings KFI—Bass Harris At Home. KCBQ—Off the Record KHJ—Basil de Soto. (3 hrs.). KNX, KF3115—Robt. Q. Lewis. KFAC—Concert Stage. Jeanne Gray is back on the radiolanes on KFOX. .. . KALI—Dr. S. Belles. *KFOX—News; Assembly. Richard English, producer-director of the former "Last KBIG—Catalina Bandstand. KFSD—Music on Sweet Side. Man Out" series, says he has been absolutely swamped KCBQ—No School Today. *KGIER—Wayne King. FCFAC—Business Review. KGFJ—Musical Portraits. with mail since the show's abrupt KFOX—Bible Breakfast. KGIL—Midmorning Melodies. IFIFSD—Nly Secret Story. *IRIEV—News; Music. cancellation. KFVD—Steve Shoemaker. K31PC—Bill Stewart to 1. *KFW15, KXLA—News. KOWL--Lithuanian Hour. Dorothy Lamour tapes five radio KGB—Record Hits. KPOL—Of These We Sing. KGER—William Nickerson. *KV0E—News; Backfence. shows for Bob Hope... . Freeman Gos- KGFJ—World Bible Society. KXLA—Music. den is on a dual-purpose visit to Eng- ROIL—Musical Clock. KIEV—Allin Slate. 10:15—KHJ—Basil de Soto. land. BBC officials are considering *KLAC—News; Stock Reports. KGB—Record Hits. KMPC—Clock Watcher. KGER—Kostelanetz. purchase of "Amos 'n' Andy" radio *KPMO—News; Early Risers. KRKD—Dr. Richardson. broadcasts and also the telefilm series. KP01.—Ilawthorne Christian 10:30—KILI—Woody Woodpecker. School KNX—l'eter I.ind Hayes Show. "No School Today," with Big Jon KOWL—Spanish Hour (coned) KALI—Duke Johnson. KRKI)—Messianic Hour. KB1G—Catalina Bandstand. (Arthur) and Sparky, returns to KABC *KV OE—News; Breakfast Nook KF'AC—Your Soloist. KWKW—Milt Nava Show. KF3113—Let's Pretend. on May 15. This award-winning pro- 14:05—K F'W Ii—Ma rk Scott. KFOX—Sentimental Journey. gram is noted for its originality and KGB—Woody Woodpecker. 8:15*KILI, KGB—News. KGER—Earl Lee. has a wide coast-to-coast audience.... GrayJeanne KALI —Let There Be Light. KOWL—Spanish Home Hour. KFAC—Sports News. • KPOL—Merchant's Quiz. Maggie Truman is considering WINS's offer for a gab KFOX—Let There Be Light. *KRKD—News: Morning show when her NBC contract expires next week. .. . Roy KFWit—Bill Leyden. Melodies. KGFJ—National Guard. KWKW—Teddy Fregoso. and Dale Evans are back after touring the British Isles. KLAC—Sam Baiter. 10:45—KALI—Eyes on Skies. They played to SRO crowds during their fifty-six perform- *KM PC—Business News; Sports KFOX—Morning Musical. *KOWL—World News. Spanish. 10:50*K6F'J—News. ances. Trigger was particularly popular in Scotland, since KP01.—Music of the World. he did an equine version of the Highland Fling wearing KXLA—Sacred Records. —KFI, KFSD—Mary Lee Taylor. 8:20—KFAC—Morning Parade. 11 KNX. KFMB—News—Galen a plaid kilt. KLAC—Haynes at the Reins. Drake. 11:30—K1516—Catalina Bandstand. KAI.1—Rhythmic Age. Fern newscaster Ruth Ashton institutes a "Woman of KH.I. KFX3I. KGB—Haven of K1516—Catalina Bandstand. the Week" feature on her KNX airer. . . . May 12 is the Rest. KFSD—Mary Lee Taylor. • KALI —Music. KGER—Church of Open Door date Art Linkletter announces the winner of his sponsor's *KFAC. KFVD. ROIL. KMPC— KGFJ—Musical Festival. $25,000 contest. .. . "Queen For A Day" has pegged May News. *KLAC—News; Peer Potter. KFOX—I Am Sanctuaries. KOWL—Spanish Hour. 21 as "College Queen of America Day." . . . Sir Ralph KFSD—Woman In Lose. *KV OE—News; Backfence. Richardson hosts and stars in NBC's new series, "Theatre KGER—Voice of China. 11:25*KHJ—Bob Greene. Royal." KGFJ—College of Div. Science 11:30i1KFI. KFSD—Farm & Home. *KGIL—News. KH.I—Basil De Soto Show. A group of show biz personalities are honoring Elmer KIEV—Music. KNX—Robert Q. Lewis. Davis at a dinner in New York on May 10. .. . A house- K31PC—Clock Watcher. KALI —Music. KOWL—Preclous Memories. KFAC—To France with Music. warming is on the agenda for KNX's remodelled record KPOL—Music of the World. KFMB—Robert Q. Lewis. library. Musical bigwigs in the industry will be on hand KRKD—Breakfast Club. KFSD—Farm & Home Hour. KVOE—Breakfast Nook. KFVD—Shopping Highlights. as well as KNX's disc jockeys, Ralph Story, Bill Ballance, KWKW—Milt Nava. KGB—Dance Orchestra. Mel Baldwin and others. . .. Here's one d.j. who believes 5:45—K FAC—Unity. *KGER—News—World Evan- KFOX—The Great Victory. gelism. in getting an early start. He's KFWB's Frank Bull, who KFVD—Spin and Win. *K RK1)—News. has already set his annual jazz concert for next October *KFW15 KGFJ—News. KWKW—La Hora De Los KGER—Morning Melodies. Angeles. at the Shrine Auditorium. Currently, Frank is on a two- *KGFJ—News. *KXLA—News. KW KW—Joan of Arc. 11:43—KHJ—Fixit and Maket week tour through the U.S. and Cuba in search of new KXLA—Gospel Records. 'aient for his jazz concert. KALI —Let's Go to Town. —KFI—Jump, Jump. *KPOL—News. Lanky Carl Bailey, KBIG's Mr. Big, could hardly wait to 9 KH.I—Flying Feet. KRKI)—Lawrence Welk. 1 KNX—News. KXLA—Western Music. return to Catalina Island because he felt too cramped at KALI —Dr. W. NI. Morris. 11 :50*KGFJ—News. KI516—Catalina Bandstand. his makeshift announcer booth at the Sportsmen's Show. ' FI—Farm Reporter. KFAC—Serenade. 12 *FCHJ KGB—Ford News. Carl also felt that he should return to his Island and help KFMB—Theatre of Today. *KNX. KALI. KIEMB—News. UCLA's Professor Meighan, head of an archeological ex- KFOX—Revival Time. KBIG—Catalina Bandstand. pedition, currently studying remains of the early Indians *KF'SD—News and Weather. KFAC—Luncheon Concert. KFW15—News—Bill I.eyden. KFSD—Sat. Date (to 5:301. of Catalina Island. Carl claims they were probably an- KGB—Club Women KFVD—Something Old. KGER—Cathedral Choir. *KGB. KIEV—News. cestors of his because they were seven feet tall. Carl KGFJ—Time For Music. KGER—Luncheon Serenade. measures a mere 6 feet 10 inches. KGIL—Fashions in Music. KGFJ—Moods in Music. KIEV—Music. K(;IL—Homemakers Matinee. *KLAC—News; Haynes. *KIEV—News. *K(lVVL—News. *KLAC—News; l'eter Potter. Candy Mendoza KPMO—Music for the Mrs. KOWL—Joe Adams Show. KRKI)—Modern Melodies. K P310—Top Tunes. *KVOE—News: Backfence. KPOL—Your Money at Work. Candy Mendoza, popular disc jockey on KPMO, Pomo- KWKW—Fina. KF5K1)-111it Tunes. na, is now celebrating his fifth year as the host on the 9:03—KNX—Theatre of Today *KVOE—News; Top Ten Tune* Fivet O'clock Fiesta, heard Monday through Saturday at 9:15- 14 A lit '—Mirandy's Garden. K XLA—Music. KGB—Your Navy Show. 12:15—KFI—Farmland Party Line. 5 p.m. over the Pomona outlet. KFAC—Church Federation. KH.I—Answer Man. KFSD—Navy on the Air. KNX-6arden Guide. A public school teacher in private life, he was recently KFVD-3Ielody Time. KALI —Far Horizons. awarded a trophy for being the "outstanding Latin Amer- KOWL—Germsn Hour. KFM11—Movie News. ican radio disc jockey of 1953." The award was presented KWKW—Spanish Fiesta. *KFOX, KGER—United Press 9:25*KPOL—News; Sanders. News. KGB—Time Out. by the San Gabriel Valley Ballroom Association. 9:311—KABC, KCBQ—Space Patrol. KP01.—American Master- KFI—Song anod Dance Man. For Latin American music for all ages and types, give pieces, KHJ—Basil De Soto Show. Candy a listen some afternoon on KPMO, 1600 on your ‘KNX, KFMB—Stars Over te:30—KH.I. KGB—Man On Farm. radio dial. Hollywood. KFMB—Answer Man. KCBQ—Space Patrol. KALI—Bro. Clarence Welch. Page Twenty-eight KFAC—Catholic Teaks. 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KWKW—Saturday Dance, KGB—Salute to Nation. 1Hear This, 2 hours. KFAC—Dr. Fifleld. /11*KABC, KLAC—News. KGER—Accent on Youth. KGB—Mac McGuire. KIM—Frank Evans, 3/14 his. KPOL—Musical Comedy 1y KR—America's Pop. Music, KNX—This Is Los Angeles. KGER—Baltimore Gospel. KHJ, KGB—Major League Theatre. KGFJ—Musical Digest, KCBQ—Ratner Recommends. 41:45—KI1J—Music Baseball. KFAC—Serenade. KGIL—Eve. Serenade. 2 his *KNX. KFM11-10 O'clock Wire. Keltg—Sports Afield. KMPC—Quarter Horse Races. ELFMB—Magie Melodies *KRKD—News. *KFAC—News; Crossroads of *KRKI). KXLA—News. Music. KFOX—Westeret hit l'arade. KFWB—Star of the Game. KFVD—Something Borrowed. 7:03_4(mrc—Dodgers %s. Phillies. KFSD—Sat. Nite Reporter, KGB—Hands of Time. — KABC— Science Editor. 7:15—KFON—Proudly We Hail. KFVD—Spade Cooley. KGER—Freddie Martin. S KFI—Motorist Melody Time. 7:15—KRKD—Evening Varieties. KFWB—Larry Finley (6 hrs.) KGFJ—Rendezvous with KE1J—Bob Greene—News KXLA—Accent on Youth. KGER—Top Tunes. Music. KNX—KFM1I—Gaston Fischer 7:30—KABC—Romance in Music. KGIL—Starlight Ballroom, KIEV—Wally George. KCBQ—Navy Hour. KFI—Tex Ritter Show. KXLA—Cliffie Stone. KMPC—Parade of Hits. KBIG—Catalina Bandstand. KHJ—Andre Kostelanetz, 16:15—KABC—Reserve. *KPMO—News; Music. KFAC—Sunset Serenade. KNX—Jimmy Wakely Show. KNX—Carroll Alcoa. KRKD—Polka Time KFVD—Novel Tunes. KCBQ—Lawrence Welk, KFMB--Washington Report. *KVOE—News; Open W M». KFWB—Ited Rowe Record KFAC-1.t Baptist Church. KFSD—Dance Time. KWKW—Bill Garr Show. Show. KFMB—Peter Lind Hayes. KGER—Voice of Faith. 1:15—KMB--Hollyvvood ‘s. *KGB—News. KFSD—Pee Wee King. KWKW—Gordon Baker Lloyd. San Diego. KGER—Aubrey Lee. *KFWB—Community News- 111:25—KNX—This I Believe, KGER—Story Book Time. KGFJ—Musical Reveries. paper. 11.30—JUDO—Lawrence Welk Ouch. KM PC—Dugout Dope. K COL--rop Concert. KGB—Moonlight Serenade. KNX—Philip Norman. 1:3111—KNX—Philip Norman. KRKD—Sweet and Lovely. KRKD—Dr, Richardson. KBLA—This Is Your Song. KCB(}—Off the Record. *KVOE—News; Jamboree. KWKW—La Hora Popular, KCBQ—Jim O'Leary. KFAC,—Serenade. KWKW—Children's Program. 7:45—KABC--As We See It. KRIM—Starlight Serenade. KFVD—Something Blue. KXLA—Melody Valley. *KFOX—U. P. News. KGER—Sat. Nite Serenade. KGB—Spurts Parade. 5:15—KABC—Your Army Reserve. KFWB—Rosary Hour. KWKW—Party st Joe's. KGER—.Serenade in Blue. KFI—T.B.A. • KXLA—Helen Louise, —KABC—Melodies TM Midnight. KMPC—Portland %s. L.A. KNX—Today in Los Angeles. 8—KABC, KCBQ—Back to the KFI—Record Session. *K XLA—News. KFOX—Melody Time. Bible. 11 1:45—K(Ittp—Races. KFWB—Sports with Mark KNX—News, KFI, KFSD—Grand Ole Opry. KGB—Dancing Party, KFOX—Western Hit Parade. Scott. KHJ. KGB—College Choir, KXLA—Musie. lifiFJ—Keyboard Magic. KFOX—Joe Graydon. KNX—Escape. KXLA—Music. I:55—KBIG—Sparky's Fire Kennel. KWKW—Sports Final. KFAC—Evening Concert, 5:30*KAISC—News. 111:30—KR —Marine Hall of nude. KAISC—Opera "Norma." KFMB—Escape. KGFJ—Jam Session, .KFI—Saturday Seque KFOX—Ray Robinson Show. KNX—Do It Yourself. est Star. 11145—KNX—Bill Ballance. KALI —Beautiful >Irvin°. KFWB—Insitation, Beverly. *ENX, KFMR—Tom Harmon. *KABC—Midnight News. KBIG—Catalina Bandstand. Kt:ER—Bible Treasury. lielltp—Off the Record. KGFJ—World Bible Society. 12 KR—Midnight Flyer. KFAC—Saturday Matinee. KFAC—Caucasian Memories. KFMB—Div'e Handicap, *1KLAC—News: Jim Ameche. KNX—Musie Till Dawn. *KFOX. Kt:IL—News. *KVOE—News; On Stage. KFAC—Music Out of Night. KFVD—Harlem Matinee. KFSD—World Today. KM'S—Fan in the Stand. KWKW—Milt Nava, KF3111—This is My Faith. KFWIS—Red Rowe Record KXLA—Church in the Barn. KGFJ—Nigbt Club. *KGB—News; Walter Preston. Show. KGER—Long Beach Band. 8:05—KFI KFSD—Grand Ole Mtn. *KLAC—News: Alex Cooper, KGB—Academy Band. ti: I5—K t: ER—Hebrew Christian. KMPC—On tu Dunn—John KPOL—Musical Comedy. KGER_0Iga (.raves, KRKI)—Tops In Pops. KWKW—Puerto Libre. McShane. KRKI)—Sports Dial. KRKIP—Moonlight Serenade, *RVOE—News: Open House. 8:25—.KABC—Back to the Bible. KWKW—Romano Smeraldo. KXLA—Bill Johnson Slum. KWKW—Bill Garr, KXLA—Snueakin' Deaeon. 8:30—KABC—Marines in Review. 2:111—KFWB—Hollywood vs. KFI. SIFSD—Town Hall Party I2:15—KABC—Back to the Bible. 6:45—KABC—Know Your Schools. 12:311—KGFJ—Night Club. San Diego. *KNX KFM1t--Frank Goss. KHJ—Lornbardolaud, 2:15—ers'y florryv. KHJ—Jack Brickhouse— KNX—Crime Classic, 11.—KFI—Other Side of the Day. EGER—Let's Go To Town. Sports KCISQ—Mumical Interlude. I:15—K X LA-14 Johnson: J. Morels 2:30—KCISQ—Keep Guard Up. KFOX—Keyboard Capers. KFMB—Make Way for Youth. KGER—Ceter Slack. Orman. *KFSD—Kaltenborn. niewn. 2:45—K N X—Sy m piton et te. IFCGFJ—Film News. St. Mary's IMER—Beachcomber's Baiter, Sports. KGER—Voire of China. Serenade. FIRKD—Race Results. KGFJ—College of Div. Science. 111C11Q—Off the Record. KWKW—Ramona Gardena. OPPORTUNITY KWKW—Itill Garr. 8—KABC—This Week in *KGFJ—News. Washington. g:45.—Kr.VR—Kttnessing Laymen. __KFI—Record Review, 2 hours. KFI—Polka Party. KGFJ—Eares on the Sky. KNX—Meet the Music. 3 SCHJ. KGB—Hawaii Calls, A — HAISC— Lawrence Welk. Knocks Twice! KALI—S. S. Hernandez. KN X, RPM'S—Gangbusters. KBIG—Catalina Bandstand. KCIM—Off the Record. eilr1111.1. KI.AC KFXM. KVOE— KGB—Record Review. *KFAC. KFOX. KWKW—News. News. KNX—Jimmy Wakely. 18 to 35 Under 50 KGER—Beachcomber's KFSD—House of Glass. Serenade KGER—Itack to the Bible. KGFJ—Musie In The Mr. KGFJ—Request Performanee. Kt:H.—Melody Time. KG11.--Easv Listening. "HUNTER KIEV—Music. *KLAC—News: Ten Ton Tunes HANCOCK SHOW" KOWL—Joe Adams Show. KNIP('—Bob Kelley. Sports. awrence Welk. 121'3111—Speed and Safety. 'Real crazy Music *KV0E—News; Merry-Go- KRKI)—E%etting Varieties. 'Real crazy' MC Round. *KV(IE—News: Sport.. *RXI.A—News. *KWKW—News: Music. 'REAL CRAZY. SHOW' 3:15—KXLA—Music. 6:05—K VAC—Dinner Concert, KM—Frank E%ene Show. 9:00 to 11:30 P.M. 3:30-1( FAC—Classics in Sound. 6:15-12 4.1tr —As We See IL KFV111—LIfelines. KFOX—Lombardoland. Monday thru Saturday KO WI—Chico *KMPC—News. KWKW—ItIng Crosby Time KI'MO—Pornona Youth. KGFJ 1230 Kc. 3:45—RCMP—Guest Star. KVOE—Penthouse Serenade. Professional Practical 3:50*KGFJ—News. KWKW—Christian Science. 11:31I—KABC—Man of Color. *KGF.I—Hunter Hancock. A — KABC— Navy hour. KILL Kt:It—Dinner Melodies. KFMB--Syncopation Piece. Nursing Student Nursing Student KBIG—Catallna Bandstand. KF3111--Guns ttttt ke. KFOX—Bill, Berg Show. KCISQ—All League Clubhouse. KCISQ—Trensury Show. KC ISQ—Daricine WRITE TO: NURSING CAREERS KFAC—Muslcal Masterpieces. RPM —Concert Grand. R611.--Musleal Scrapbook. *KFOX—News—Score. KFOX—Dinner Music. KMPC—Major League Score- IN CARE OF YOUR POSTMASTER *KGB—HemIngrway. KFt41)—Theittre Royal. board. KGMR—Jr. Town Meeting. KFWII—strietly From Dixie. *KV0E—News; Easy Listening. Published as a public service in co- KGFJ--Musical Moments. KGER—Concert hall KWKW—Serenade in Blue. operation with The Advertising Council *KIEV—News: Music. Mill.—Mentory Melodies. 9:05—K3IPC—Music You Ordered. *KI.AC—News: Ales Cooper. KM PC—Today's Races. 9:15-12111J--Forward March. KMPC—Musie You Ordered. KPOL-1510 Club. KNX—Jimmy Wakely. KOWL—Chleo, KKKID—.11, Time Waltzes. 9:30—KABC—Layman's Hour. Page Twenty-nine KV0E—Planet Man. E*KABC— Reserve. KWKW—Portuguese Hour. KFT—Theater Royal. SUNDAY, MAY 9 1.2:45*KFI—World of Books. *KILL KGB—News. KFVD—Pinno Parade. KNX. [(FMB—Bergen dt Mc- drindientes Newscast. HCBQ—Mayor's Renee RIFWB—Fan in the Stands. Carthy. ¿Indicates Highlight. KCBO—Amerlean Music Hall. A—KABC—World Tomorrow. KGER—Singins Anlerkalla TBA—To Be Announced. KFAC—Coneert Favorites. 1V KIT—Herbert J. Mann. —RAI3e—Dr. Charles E. Fuller. KFOX—Sunday Gospel. —KABC—Clem Davies Ministry. *KHJ KFX3I, KGB—News- KFI, REND—Opera: "La KFSD—Ineome Tax. 8 KFI—Funny Paper Man. paper of the Air. Tosca." KGER—Bible Treasury Hour. 1/11.1. KFX31. KGB—Wings of 4KNX—Csalen Drake. KHJ—Guy Lombardo. KGFJ—Jive at Five. Healing. lief/O.—Parade of flits. KNX—On a Sunday Afternoon *KLAC—News: Ales Cooper. lIENX—Salt Lake Tabernacle. KALI —Lotus %esper Hour. KALI —Momentos Musicales. KPOL—Churels of (hrist. KCIFIII—IChurch Guide. RBIG—Catalinn Bandstand. KI110 -Cahill's,. Bandstand KRKI)—King's Ambassadors. KBIG—Road of Faith. KFOX—Sentinel Hour. KGSQ—Metropontan Opera. *KVOE—News: Pentecostal Ch. 11FAC—Breakfnet Symphony. KFSD—Heritage over Land. HI At —Sunda) Meat re. KFOX—Western Chung.. 5:15*KFI—News RFMR—This Is Xlv Faith. KIIJ—Globe Trotter. KFSD—Weekend (2 hours). KFOX—New Hope Baptist Ch. ROER—Volee Of China. FLETCHER JONES' REVD—Moods & Melodies. KFt1D—.Call to Worship. KURD—Record Shim. FUND—Rey. Beatrix Pozen MUSICAL MARATHON KFIVB--Hollywood Stars. KFWB—Funnies. 10 to 11 A.M. Western Roundup Kt:ER—Healing Waters. 5:30—KABC—George Sokoisky. KFI, KFSD—Shirley Thomas. KGB—Time for Meditation. 12 to 2 P.M. Tops in Pops KGFJ.—Serenade to_AftP11110010 KOWL—scandinavin Hour KHJ—Sunday Symnisonies• KGER—Rev Markham. 2 to 3 P.M. Rhythm and Blues RP310—Mount Sinai. *KNX KFXIB—SundaY Desk KGFJ—Armchair Concert. Sunday KGIL—Sun Morning Melodies KPOL—Music of Italy. *K('BQ—Nenu. *KIEV—News; Music. *KVOE—News: Music. KFAC—Favorites of France. *KLAC. KWKIV—News. KWKW—Milt Nava Show. KFOX—lies.con Light Gospel KMPC—People's Gospel Hour KXLA—Music. *KGER—Imm. Christian Assembly. ROWL—Amer.-Japanese Hr. 1:15—KFWB—Doubleheader— KPRIO—Christian Science. Kt:Ft—Moods in Music. Hollywood vs. San Diego. KP310—Ambassadors. KPOL—Bible Research. KMPC—Dugout Dope. KRED—Record Shop. KFVD—Western Round-up. Hallin—Iterord Shop. *KVOE—News; Sun. Salute. KGER—Radio Revival. 1:30-1111.11—Pliyht in the Blue. RWKW—Ituthland Inn. *KXLA—News. KGFJ—Iiits of the Week. RXI.A—Lill(.0111 Ace. Church KG1L—Melody Favorites. ROER- -Sunshine Mission 5:45*KABC—Prixate Wire. 11:05—KBIG—Children's Church. KIEV—Music. KLAC-570 Club. Krillt—Drew Pearson. KLAC—Cntholk Hour. KMPC—Music Flour KMPC—easeball. *KFWB—Walter White. .11:15—KBIG—Children's '2.hurch. KOWL—Am. Heilenic Hr. KXLA-.-Church in the Barn. 5:55—KHJ—News. HFOX—Hour of Faith. *KV0E—News; Sun. Salute. 1:55—KHJ—Lorne Greene. e*KABC, KCBQ—W. Winchell KWKIA—l•hristadelphian Ch. KWKW—Itallan Novelties —KARC—Voice of Prophecy. KFSD—In a Quiet EXLA—Music. K XLA—Continental Serenade 2 KILL KFX1111, KGB—Shadow. Mood. 111:30—KABC—Light & Life Hour. 10:15—KFI—Honietown Happenings. KNX. KF311t— KILI—Sunday Symphonies. KFI—Scout Jamboree. KM, KGB—Frank & Ernest. KALI—Calif Hungarian Hr KNX, KFMIX—Hall of tame FCHJ, KFX3I. KGB—Back to KNX—Invitat• to Music. KFAC—Sunday Theatre. RFAC—Mastera of Musse God. KFOX—Angelus Hour. RFOX—Good News. *KFOX, KXLA—U.P. News. *KNX—News. Bill Shadel. KFVD—Rhythm in Blues. KGB—Author Meets Critics. KALI —Maurice Johnson. 10:25—KBIG—Sports News. KFVVIS—Jim Smallwood. -Bequest • el.:us-man., KBIG—Catalina Bandstand 10:30—KABC—National Vespers. KGER—Sunday Concert. *KLA('—News; Top Ten runes (to 5:45 p.m.). KIT—Calif. Sportsman. KGFJ—Wwood House. • ERRO—St. Germain Founds. KCBQ—Unitarlan rime. KHJ, KGB—Lutheran Hour. ROIL—Melody Time. tion. KFSD—Land of the Free. ¿KNX—University Explorer. *KLAC—News: 570 Club. *KVOE—News; Armed Forces KFVD—Church of ('hrist. KGER—('hosen People. KOWL—Cutinslie Holy Hour KVIKW—Rlithland inn. KFSD—Chicago Roundtable. KFIVII—Magie Land Tales. KPOL—Pasadena Christian 11:15*KABC, KCBQ—Taylor Grant KGER—Bible Treasury. KOWL—American-Jewish. ('enter. KPMO—Melody Chapel. *KRKI)—Itecord Shop. KGFJ—Divine Science. KV0E—Music. KXLA -Music. KGIL—Alexander St. Church KWKW—Italian Melodies. KXLA—Music. 11:30—KAISC—Mickey Rats Show. KMPC—Challenge to Youth. 10 :13—KFI—Calif. Senators Report. 2:15—KFOX—Flealing Waters. KIT—Golden Hour. KPOL—Union Rescue Mission KNX—Christy los. KWKW—Romano Smeraldo. 2:30—KABC—Greatest Story Told. KM, KGB—Reviewing Stanr KFOX—Renedicr KILL KFX3I, HOB—True KGER—Dr. Dan Gilbert. ¿KNX. KFMR—Hollywood 8:35 41/3. X—Invitation to Learning Detective Mysteries. Music Hall. KVOIE—Your Money and los. 5:45—KCBQ—Hymns of all Faiths. KNX—World Today. KCBI,--Greatest story. KFMB—Memorable Music. —KABC—Reserve. HFAC—Sunday at the "Pope." KFOX—Dinner Music. KFSD—Candval of Books. 11 KFI, KFSD—Cath. Hour. KFOX—Life & Comfort. Kid. It I titherno door KFWB—Music. KIIJ—Keep Healthy'. ROER—Colonial Tabernacle KMPC—Magic of Melody. KGF.R—World Literature. KNX—Symplionette. KGFJ—Say It With Music. KPMO—Victor Herbert. /GFJ—Goodwilt Visitor. HALL-Grace Memorial. KOWL—Spanish HOelle Hour. KPOL—Grent American Music —HABC—Sunday School Hour. KBIG—Catalina Bandstand. KPOL—Sunlight si on. enter. KFI—News. Kt-BO—Mire's in the Home. KWKW—Proudly Me Hall. KWKVV—Volee of Israel 9 REAL—First Methodiss Ch. KFX31. KGB—Radio 2 :5)—KIIJ—Cecil Brou KXLA—Lutheran Gospel Hots. Bible Class. KFVD--Isi Baptist Chureh. 6:55—KFI—Shiriev Thomas Reports éKNX—Capitel Cloakroom. ROER—Upen Door Church. —KABC.—Dr. Billy Graham. WifKABC—AmerIcan Music Hall KGFJ—Sunday Showcase. KALI—Radio Li'l Tokyo. et/RAJ—Nick3 Carter KILL KGB—Al Helfer. KBIG—Catalina Bandstand. KMPC—Musie City Show. giNX—Johnny Merzer. ‘11(N7L, KFMB—Gene Autry. liCHO—Dr. Frank Lowe. RPOL—Eagte Rock Baptist t RFA('—Museurn Concert. KCBQ—What's Name of Sam KV0E—First Methodist Ch KFAC—Liberal Catholic Ch. KFMB—McClellan's Music. MP/M .—HI-Fa C ert. KFMB—Sunday Carousel KWKW—Italian Melodies. RFOX—Vouth Program. RFOX—Bellt Full Gospel. KXLA—Squenkin Deacon. KIFI/X—Popular Melodies. KFSD—Mantovanl. KFSD—Last Man Out. *KFSD—News and Weather. I1.15—KIIJ—Land of the Free. KFVD—Chriedian Science. ILFIVIS—rnion Regrow MboOtt, RGER—John Brown. *RFV1)—News and Music. 11 :25*KBIG—Sout hland News. KGER—Dr. Gordon Palmer HMIS—Make Believe Ball- KGFJ—Harlem Jukebox. KliFJ—Ave Marie Hour. room, Al Jarvis. 5 hrs. 11:30—KABC—Musical Program. KIEV—Music'. ROIL—Music Box. ROER—World Literature KFI—Young America Sings *KLAC—News: 570 Club. *KLAC—News; Ten rop runes EIGFJ—Goodwill Visitor. KHI—Your Sunday Favorites. KOWL--Viddish Hour. KMPC—Jimmie Fidler. ROIL—Fashions in Rhythm. KNX--String Serenade. KV0E—Music. *IL VOR—Npos: roneori Musw *KLAC—News: Christ Unity. KFOX—Christian Church. KWKW—Robert HaYstuin KXLA—National Voice. KFSD—Song in My Heart. KMPC—Bolero Time. 3:30—KABC—Herald of Truth. 7:15—KHJ—Hazel Markel. KPOL—Mission. KGB—Mantovani KFSD—Spring Concert. KWHW—All Saints Church. KMP('—Magic of Melody. KRKD—Sunday Serenade. *KHJ—Bob Considine. *KXLA—News. KVOE—News: Salute. 11:45—KHJ—Across Blue Pacific. KALI—Weller Street Baptist. KWKW—Italian Hour. 1:30*KABC—Week Around World. 141,--KABC—Christian in Action. KFOX—Revival Time. KGER—Temple Time. KFI—H arri s- Faye Show. KFT—Cniv. of Chicago. KIM, KGB—Army Hour. I/VIEW—Broadway Palace. *KILL KFAC. KGB—News. ¿KNX. KFMK—The Whistler How Christian Science KCBQ—Andre Hostelanetr. 3:45—KIIJ—Harry Wismer—News. KCBQ—This Week Around KNX—On a Sunday Afternoon *KPOL—News. tine World. Heals KBIG—Catalina Bandstand. REM'—Concert Classics. *KFAC—News. A — RABC— Evening Conies. KFOX—Gospel Friends. "AWAKEN TO YOUR *KFMB—News. - KHI. KGB-3Iusic from REND—Meet the Press. KFOX—Popular Melodies. Britain. KFWB—Drew Pearson. GOD-GIVEN HEALTH" KniD—Ratner Recommends. KNX, KF11111—Jack Benny. KGB—Down Vou Go. KFVD—Tops in Pops. KALI—Bro C. Welch. KGER—Miniature Concert. KFI (640 Icc.) Sun. 9:15 a.m. KG ER--Open I) lusu.rch. K( 'B(1---Evening Comes. KGF.1—Week's Favorite Story ROIL—Pop Parade. RFA('—Mstalcai Masterpieces. KM PC—Freedom story. ROFJ—Anybody's Hit Parade KFOX—Gospel Light. KV0E--City Manager. SI :15—KFI—Christian Science. *KIEV—News: Music. KFV1)—I). Bars bbbbb use. KWKW—Pilgrim Hour. KFAC—Taiks on Books. KLAC—Peter Potter. KGER—Old Fashioned Revival KXLA—Church of Oppo Ihmr F.FSD—Roadside Chapel. KPMO—Music Masterworks. KGFJ—Dixieland. a :t5—K FWB—Rosa ry Hour. KGFJ—Spotlight Parade. KPOL—Victory Baptist *KIIFCV—Nevés: Music. KGFJ—Country Music Time, KOWL— Armenian Hour. Church. *KLAC—News: Alex Cooper KGER—Bethel Reformed Ch. 9:25—KNX—This I Believe, *KVOE—News: Kids' Quiz. KMPC—Ileadlines and Music. IFIMPC—United Nations. 11:30—KABC—World Tomorrow, ROWL—lealian Muir. KWKW—Italian Novelties. *KAISC, KCB(/-31on. Headlines. KFI, KFSD—Eternal Light. KXLA—Squenkin• Deacon. K POL—Sunday Serenade. 0 KFI—Inheritance. KH I. KFXM. KGB—Voice of 12:05—RFAC—Piano Parade. Prophecy. ¿KHI. RFXM. KGB—Sounding 4:15—KMPC—Baseball. Board. *KNX—Howard K. Smith. 12:13—KHJ. KGII-1011 Cunningham. K IMO— A.A. l' .W . KFMK---thir Miss *KCBQ—News. KFMB—Guest Star. KRIM—Voice of Healing. KALI --Japanese Hour. 12:30—KABC—Dr. Oral Roberts. Brooks KFAC--MornIng Concert. 4:30—K ABC— Wings of Healing. 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HOW FIND PEACE IN 8 :30—KABC—Career Theater. ro KFSD—Standard Hour. MONDAY, MAY 10 KILL KGB—State of Nation. KNX-KFM11-31y Little THIS CHANGING WORLD ii5IPC—Bill Stewart Show. Margie. I See Pages 32, 33 for 8 a.m. KXLA—Joe Nixon. KCISQ—Elmer Davis. DR. FREDERICK BAILES 7:05—K NX—Night Watch. i to 5 p.m. Daytime Radio 7:15—KFI—Out of the West KFVD—Spin and Win. 10:15-10:30 p.m. Log Listings KRKI)—Dinner Music. Dr. Joseph Murphy KABC every night except 7:30*KABC, KCBQ—H. J. Taylor. Saturday. KCBQ—Elroy Hi rsch. Church and College ot —K ABC , IIIFSD—The World We 6:45-7 a.m. 5*KFI—Feature Wire. Live In. Divine Science KRKD every morning ex KHJ—News. I/KIM—Could This Be You? 8:30 to 845 A.M. cent Sunday *KNX, KIPNIK—F:d. R. Morrow. KNX, KFMIt--Talent Scouts. KALI—Voice of So. America. KFAC—Echoes and Encores. 8.30 to 8 45 P.M. KBIG—Catalina Bandstand. KFOX—Town Forum. 10:15—KABC—Dr Frederick Beiges. 7 DAYS A WEEK KFAl—Siinget Serenade. *KFWII--Your Community KFI—Mayor l'oulson Reports. 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KISD—Fleasen on Earth. Ch. KCIM—Paul Harvey. NEWS-6:50 to 7 a.m *KIAC—Dick Joy, News. *KFWIL—News. KF% 1)— %I:act Schramm The Original Twenty-tour K FW It—Jerry. lie% erly. KGB—Record Rhapsody. KGB—Time to Relax—M; Hour Station Mil/it—Midnight Mission. KGER—Lutheran Hour. Quick What's Answer—W. *KWKW—News: Sports. 103F.1 1230 Kg. V; Standard School —Th. 12:50—KILI—.Jack Wagner Show. K(:ER—Helen Markham. KWKW—News, Sports Now & *indieates News liroadcast KOWL—Spanish Hour. TIME FOR MUSIC 3 min. bef. each lir & m/.. hr. Jindleatea Highlight KPOL—Mereliants Quiz. TBA—To Be Announced. AND NEWS *KRKI)—News; Melodies. ▪ —BABC—Bill Davidson Show. KW K W —Teddy Fregoso. ▪ KFI KFS1)—Itaickstage Wife 0—KABC, HCBQ—.Breakfast Club 9:00 a.m. to 7:0Q p.m. *K X I. A—New s : Music. ¿KNX—Arthitr Godfrey, PA lies KFI--Julinny Murray Talks It 10 :15--KAItl'. KCI1(1—Ever Since KISIG--Catalina Bandstand. Over. 10 HOURS SOLID BLOCK Eve. KCIM—This Is Sam luego. *KHJ, KGB—Cecil Brown. Mon. thru Sat. 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Newspaper KCBQ-Sports Parade. KRILD--Dr. Richardson. KB1G-Dancetime at Avalon. KGER-Words of Life. KWKW-La Hora Popular. KBIG-Dancing at Avalon. KFAC-Sunset Serenade. IIIMPC-BlU Stewart. KFAC-Sunset Serenade. KXLA-Mary B. King. KFOX-Texas Tiny. KRK1)-Dr. Richardson. RFOX-Texas Tiny. 7:45*KABC KCBQ-Headline it IF VD-Clyde Iode ell. KWKW-La Dora Popular. Edition. KFVD-Clyde Cadwelit * to Wit-News: Rev Rowe. KX1.A-Next Question. *KFWB-News. KFWEI-Rosary Hour. KGB-Today in Sports. 1:45*KABC. KCBQ-.Headline KGB-Western Sernade. 7:511*KCIllè-Headline Edition. KGER-Aubrey Lee. F.dition. KGER-Aubrey Lee. 7:55-KIM-Lorne Greene. KGFJ-Musical Reveries. *KCISQ-AISC News. KGFJ-Musical Reteries. S-KABC-Back to the Bible. KGIL-tleiody Time. *KFOX-11.P News. KGIL-Melody Time. Kn. KFSD-News of the *KLAC-News: Sports. KFWB-Rosary Hour. *KLAC--News: Sports. World. *KMPC-News: Bill Stewart KXLA-Flre Prevention. *KMPC-News: Bill Stewart ¿KILL KFXM.. KGB-High Ad,. 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KIMM-Hollywood Stone. KWKW-Raee Resume: Sports KWKW-Milt Nava. KGF -Serenade In Blue. 8:15*KFL KIND-One Man's 5:30*KABC. KCISQ-Cliet Huntley. *KXLA-News. KWKW-Race Resume: Sports Family. KFI-Record Albunt Revue. 8:10--KMPC-Dugout Dope. 5:30*KAISC. KCISQ-Chet Huntley. KNX-News. KHJ. KGB-15110 Hiekok. KFIAK-Hollywood Stars. KFI-Guy Lombardo Show. KFMB-Cancer Program KNX. KFMB-Tom Harmon. 8:15*KFI. FIFS1)-1 Man's Family. KIM. KGB-Sky King. KGER-Hebrew Christian. KFAC-Continental 'varieties. HOER-Hebrew Christian. *KNX-KFMB-Tom Harmon. ILMPC-Baseball. *KFOX-News. K.:UPC-Baseball. KFAC-Continental %enema. KXLA-Music. KFWB-Red Rowe Record 8:30-KABC, KCBQ-Lum 'N Abner *KFOX-News. 8:95-KNX-This I Believe. Show, KFI, KFSD-Gildersleeve. *KFWB-Red Rowe Record 8:30-KABC, FCCBQ-Lum 'N Abner. HOER-Olga Graves. KM.), KGB-Family Theater. Show. KF1. KFSD-Dinah Shore. KGFJ-Musical Reveries. KNX. KFMIS-Lowell Thomas KGER-Olga Graves. KHJ-Author Meets Critics. *KLAG-News: L.A. Today. KFOX-Ray Robinson Show. KGFJ--Musical Reveries. KNX, KFMB-Lowell Thomas ILMPC-Stars of Song. KGFJ-College of Div. Science *KLAC-Alex Cooper. KGF, -College of Div. Science KRIM-Sports Dial. KM PC-Baseball. KMPC-.Stars of Song. KGB-America Sings. KWKW-Romano Smeraldo. KXLA-Joe Nixon. KRKD-Sports Dial. KXLA-Joe Nixon. KXLA-Squeakin• heat-on. 11:45-KABC. Kellg-Freddie Martin KWKW-Romano Smeraldo. 8:43-KABC-Freddie Martin. 5:45*KABC, lir'lltlf-itob (tarred. KNX. KFMB-Tennessee KXLA-Squeakin' Deacon. KFI-Hostess Mary Hick«. *KF1, KFSM-Elmer l'eterson. Ernie. 5:45*KABC. KCIRQ-Bob Garred. KNX, KFMB-Tennessee Ernie *KNX, KFMB-Frank Goss. KGFJ-Eileen Barton Show. *KNX, KFMB-Frank Goss. KGFJ-Cancer Prevention. KFOX-Keyboard Capers. KellQ-Reserve. 11- RAISe, KFOX-Gainex. KWKW-Musie. KFWFI-Red Rowe. KFSID-Grotscho Marx. IlthiVD-KEVO-Etts News. 9-KABC, KCLItt-Town Meeting. ./KLAC-Sam Baiter. Sports. *KHJ, KGB-Newspaper of Air KFWB-Red Rowe. RIFI. Knit-Dragnet. KMPC-Bill Stewart. KNX, ./KILAC-Sam Baiter. Sports. *KHJ. HELM, KGB-News- KRIM-Race Results. KCISO-Htllywood Airport. KMPC-Bill Stewart. paper of the Air. KM PC-Race Preview. KFOX-Billy Berg Show. KRK0--Race Results. KNX. KFMR-Beulah. 5:55*KHJ. KGB-Cecil Brown. KGFJ-Hunter Boners*. 5:55*KHJ-Cecil Brown. KFOX-Billy Berg Show 6*KABC-Quincy Howe. KCAL-Musical Scrapbook. KM PC-Race Preview. KGER-Evening Concert. *KFI-Geo. Putnam News. KWKW-Couneil of Churches ilrILABC--Quiney Howe. KGFJ-Hunter Hancock. *K11.1, KGB-Gabriel Heatter 8:15*KHJ. KGB-Mutual Newsreel. 6*KFI-George Putnam News. KGIL-Musical Scrapbook. KNX, KFMB-Crime Photos. KNX-Bill Ballance ICH.1-Gobriel Heatter. *KVOE-News: Easy Listening FCCRQ-John Vandercook. KFMB-Bill Bella/lee. ¿KNX. KFMB--Johnny Dollar. KWKW-Adventure in 3-D. *KFAC. KFOX, KLAC-News. 9:25-KILL KGB-Something to *KCBQ-John Vandercook. 9:15*KHJ. KGB-Mutual Newsreel. KGFJ-Request Performante Think About. *KFXM. KGB-Lynch. KNX-Phil Norman. 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KFI-Melody Time. 10:25-KNX-Tom Hanlon. 1.-KABC, KCBQ-Lone Ranger. 10:20--RIMB--Star of the Game. *KHJ-Sam Hayes. 10:30-KABC-The Lonesome Gal. 41111. RFSD-Fibber McGee 10:30-RAlte-The Lonesome Gal. KCBQ-Quincy Howe. KFI-Al Poska. and Molly. KFI-Al Poska Show. KRKI)-Dinner Music. KHJ-Major League Baseball. KGB-Squad Room. KHI-Major League Baseball. 11:5511MHJ-Bill Henry. KNX-Philip Norman. KNX. KFMR-2151 Prechwt. KNX-Philip Norman. KCBQ-Starr of Space. KCItli-Iii Fi Show. KFAC-Muste at Seven. KCIt(4-Hi Fi Show. Kn. IRFSD-Fibber McGee KFWB-Larry Finley Show. KGER-Famity Bible KFtitt,--sraelight Serenade. and Molly. KMPC-Dance Time. KMPC-Dance Time. KHJ KGB-Mickey %Mane. ,o•45-KGER-Here's to Vets. - 10:45-HOER-Les Brown. KN. KFM1)--PenPle Are 11-431à13%eM.eslodies till Midnight. 111 -RAMC-Melodies Till Midnight Funny. "MUSICAL DIGEST" KFI-Eletenth Hour News. KFAC-Music at Seven. *KNX-News. Scoreboard, Family Dinner Hour Concert *KNX-News: Scoreboard. KGB-That Hammer Guy. 11:15-KNX-Merry-Go-Round. II :30-KF1-Ben Hunter. 4KGFJ-Musical Digest. 11 :MI-KM-Ben Hunter. 7:00 to 8:00 P.M. *KGFJ--News. IRG11.--Evening Serenade *KGFJ-News. •to - NN.-Ballanre 'n' limbed". IIMPC-Quarter Horse Races. 11 :10-KNX-Itallance 'n Record*. Nightly Except Sunday 1,RRABC-News. *KURD-News. 12*11ABC-A131:»dosniket Fteewrs. Peeks'. Flyer. KX1.A-Joe Nixon. KGFJ 1230 Kc KNX-Mosie Till Dawn. 7:13-KABC-News. KNX-Music Till Dawn. KFAC-Music out of Night. KRf-Out of the West. KFAC-Ed Stoddard, Musk. KGFJ-Night Club. RFOX-Record Parade. - iflitiEJ-Musical Digest KGFJ-Night Club, Kt.11,-Eteninar serenade KLAC-Alex Cooper. KRKD-Dinner Music. KLAC-Alex Cooper. KMPC-On ta Dawn-John 7:30--KABC-Romance in Music. KMPC-On til Dawn-John *KI.AC. KRAD-News. KMPG-Quarter Horse Races. McShane. Page Thirty-four McShane. THURSDAY, MAY 13 FRIDAY, MAY 14 KFOX—Variety in Review. FCFSD—Guest Star. See Pages 32, 33 for 8 a.m. *KFWB—Community Newsp. See Pages 32, 33 for 8 a.m. *KFWB—Community Newsy., to 5 p.m. Daytime Radio ROER—Halen Markham. KGER—Words of Life KMPC—Bill Stewart. to 5 p.m. Daytime Radio EKED—Dr. Richardson. Log Listings KRKI)—Dr. Richardson. Log Listings KWKW—La Hora Popular. KXLA—And For Tomorrow. KXLA—Property Owners. roy T irsc 7:45*KABC. HCB(4-11eadline Ed. 7:45*KFOX—U.P. News. *RIFOX—U.P. News. *Kiel—Feature Wire. —HABC, ELCBQ—Elroy Hirsch. KIND—Jimmie Fidler. KFWIS—Flosary Hour. KHJ, KGB—Sgt. Preston. 5*EFI—Feature Wire. KFWI3—Rosary Hour. *KNX. KFMB—Ed. ilurnay. —KABC—Back to the Bible. KHJ—News, Songs of B-Bar-11 IIRKD—Catholle Hour. KALI—Voice of So. America. C KFI, KFSD—News of the *KNX, KFM13---Ed R. Morrow. KXLA—Women's Clubs. K(13(4—Sports l'arade. World. KALI—Voice of So. America. 0—KABC—Back to the Bible. KBIG—Catalina Bandstand. sfK11.1. KGB—Crime Fighters. KCBQ—Sports Parade. KFAC—Sunset Serenade. KFI, IIIFSD-1 Man's Family. KFA(;—Sunset Serenade. KNX. KF3113—News; Meet KFOX—Tesas Tiny. KHJ, KGB—Take a Number. KFOX—Texas Tiny. Millie. ¿KNX. &FMB—News; sir. Kart, KFVD—Clyde Cadwell. KFSD—Local Scene. KCBQ—Jack Gregson. KCBQ—Jack Gres:son. KFWB—Nevis; Red Rowe. liFVD—Clyde Cadwell. 411}FAC—Evening Concert. KFAC—Evening Concert. KIOX—Ray Robinson Show. KGER—Aubrey Lee. *RFWIT—News; Red Rowe. KGIL—Melody Time. KFOX—Ray Robinson Show KGER—Aubrey Lee. Man's Family. ne4D—One KGFJ—Musical Reveries. KEIFER—Fan in the Stand. KGFJ—Musical Reveries. KFiVB—Fan in the Stand. EGER—Bible Treasury. KGIL—Melody Time. KGER—Bible Treasury. *KLAC—News; Sports. *KVIPC—News; Bill Stewart. KGFJ—World Bible Society. *KLAC, KVIRW--News. KGFJ—World Bible Society. K POL—Pop Concert. *KLAC—New.; Jim Ameche. *KMPC—News; Bill Stewart. KLAC. iLlis'C—News; Jim KRRD—Fishing Pals KiVOL—Pop Concert. Ameche. KRED—Sweet and Lovely. *KWKW—News. 8:10—KFWIS—Holl)M ood Stars. KRKD—Sweet it Lovely. *KVOE—News; Easy Listening. KXLA—Melody Valley. KMPC—Duitout Dope. KXLA—Melody Valley. *KXLA—News. 5:05—KHJ—Bobby Benson. 13:15*KFI, KFSD—News Parade. 5:05—KLAC—Ales Cooper. 8:10—KFW11-11ollywood Stars. KGER—Hebrew Christian. 6:15*KABC—Len Beardsley. KLAC—Gene Norman. KLAC—Gene Norman. 5:15*KABC—Len Beardsley. KMPC—Baseball. *KFI—News. KIIPC—Dugout Dope. *KFI—News. KRKD—Polka Party. KNX—Today in Los Angeles. 8:15*KFI. KIND—I Man's Family. KNX—Today in Los Angeles. KXLA—Music. KFISIB—Harold Keen. KGER—Hebrew Christian. 13:25*KNX—News. KFWB—Mark Scott. KFWB—Mark Scott. KMPC—Baseball. KGFJ—Pianists of the Future. 8:30—KABC—Lum 'n Alisier. KFSD—Sports Daily. KXLA—Music. KFT KFSD—Dinah Shore. KGFJ—Here's to Vets. KWKW—Race Resume; Sports 8:25*KNX—News. 5:30*KABC, KCIVQ—Chet Huntley KHJ, KGB—Have a Heart. 16:304r , ABC. C131)--Chet Huntley. :30—KABC—Lum 'N Abner. ENS, KFMB—Lowell Thomas. EFT—Record Album Revue. KFI—Record Reviews'. KFL EFSD—Roy Rogers. KHJ. KGB—Wild Bill Hickok. KGER—Voice of China. KILL KGB—Sky King. KM—London Studio Melodies ENX, KFMB—Tom Harmon. KGFJ—Col.of Divine Science, KNX, KFMB—Tom Harmon. *KNX. KFMB—Lowell Thomas. KFAC—Continental Varieties. KXLA—Music. KFAC--Continental Varieties. KGB—sProudly We Hail. *KIFOX—U P. News. 8:15—KABC—Freddie Martin. *KFOX—U.P. News. KGER—Volee of China. KFWB—Red Rowe Record KFI—Songs With Sinatra. *KF8D—World Today. FiGFJ—Col. of Divine Science. KNX. KFISIB—Tennessee KFWB—Red Rowe Record }MLA—Joe Nixon. Ernie. K GS hEol Olga G • . Show. 8:45—KABC. KCBQ—Freddie Martin KGER—Witnessing Laymen. KGER—Olga Graves. KGFJ—Musical Reveries. KNX, KFM13—Tennessee —N ews. KGFJ—Treasury Dept. KGFJ—Musical Reveries. Ernie. tars of Song. —HABC, KCBQ—Ozzie, Harriet. KMPC—Stars of Song. KGER—Witnessing Laymen. *KEKIMLRAKI D—.—e KRK14—Sports Dial. KGFJ—Report to Parents. Sports Dial. 9 ¡(FI , KFSD—Bob Hope Show. KWKW—Romano Smeraido. EXLA—Squeakin Deacon. *KHJ, KGB—Newsp. of Air. —KABC—The World We Live lo. KXLA--Squealche Deacon. KNX. KFMK—Besilaii. 6:45*KABC, KCBQ—Bob Garred. KFSD—Six Shooter 5:45*KABC. RC131/-13ob Garred. *Kn. KFSD—Elmer Peterson. 9lEFt KFOX—Billy Berg Show. *KNX, BERM—Frank Goss. *KILL KGB—Newspaper of Mr. *KFL RFSD—Elmer Peterson. KGER—Report from Wash. KFOX—Gainex. KNX. KFMB—Beulah. *KNX, KFMB—Frank Goss. KGFJ—Hunter Hancock. KCI3(4—Paul Whiteman. KFOX—Gainex. *EFVD-KEVO—Etts News. KGIL—Musical Scrapbook. KFOX—Billy Berg Show. KFW13--Red Rowe. KFWB—Red Rowe. EXLA—Joe Nixon. KGFJ—L.A. Traffic View. KGER—World Lit. Crusade. *KFVD-KEVO—Etts News. 9:15*KHJ. KGB—Mutual Newsreel. KGFJ—Hunter Hancock. ¿KLAC—Sam Halter, Sports. ¿KLAC—Sam Baiter, Sports. KNX. Ballance. KGIL—Mosical Scrapbook. KMPC—Bill Stewart. KMPC—Bill Stewart. KGER—Guest Star. KRKI)--Race Results. KFOX—Billy Berg Show. KRIUD—Race Results. 9:20—ENS—Julius La Rosa. 9:15*KHJ„ KCII—Mutual Newsreel. 5:55*KHJ, KGB—Cecil Brown. 9:25—KHJ KGB—Something to *HABC—Quincy Howe. KNX—Norman. • KMPC—Race Preview. *KFI—Geo. Putnam News. Think About. 5 KFMR--Itili 9:30—KABC—What's Name of Song} *KHJ, KGB—Gabriel Heatter. *KABC—Quincy Howe. 9:30—KABC—Paul Whiteman. *KFI—Geo. Putnam News. KFI—America's Bandstand. KNX—Meet Mr. McNutley. KFI—America's Bandstand. 6 *KHJ, KG13—(iabriel Heatter. KHJ—Manhatten Crossroads. *KCBQ—John Vandercook. KH.1—Manhatten Crossroads. KNX. IKIMB—Junior Miss. KNX—Burgie Music Box. *KFAC. KFOX. KLAC—News. KNX—Burgle Music Box. KFMB—Ray &Inland. *KCBQ—John Vandercook. KCRQ—World We Live In. KFMB—Paul White. KGER—John Brown. KFSD—News; Bing Sings. *KFAC, ¡(FOX. KVOE—News. EFSD—Jane Piekens. *KVOE1—News; On Stage. KGER—American Soul Clinic. KGER—American Soul Clime *KGB—Fulton Lewis. KXLA—Music. FCGFJ—Request Performance. KGFJ—Request Performance. KGER—John Brown. KG1L—Easy Listening. 9:35—ENX—Bill Hallarte. FCGIL--Easy Listening. KVOE—On Stage. ifKMPC—Itob Kelley, Sports. 9:45—KHJ—Edward Arnold. slEMPC—Boli Kelley, Sports. KXLA—Mosie. KRKES—Esening Varieties. KRKIII—Evening Varieties. KFMB—Thompson's Tunes. 9:45—KFMB—Thompson's Tunes 18:05—KFAC—Dinner Concert. KWKW—Italian Melodies. 9:55*KHJ. KGB—Robert Hurleigh. KHJ—Edward Arnold. 6:05—KFAC—Dinner Concert Hill.. KLAC—Top Ten Tunes. 9:55—KIIJ—Wendell Noble. 10111K1ABCFl K—N:ews:RiEctiliwr R. 6:10—KFOX—Sundown Serenade. KLAC—Top Ten Tunes. 6:15*KABC, FCCFSQ—Bill Stern. *KABC, HCB(4—News; Ed C. 6:10—KFOX—Sundown Serenade. *KHJ—Fulton Lewis, Jr. EFT—Sports Report. 10 Hill. 6:15*KABC. KCBD—Bill Stern. *KNX KFMR--10 O'clock Wire KHJ—Answer Man *fin KFSD—Richf. Reporter. ym—Sports Report. KCBp—Edwin C. Hill. KFOX—Lombardoland. *KHJ—Fulton Lewis, Jr. sfKILL KGB—Perry Como Show *KFA, KVOE—News. KGB—Eddie Fisher. *KNX, KFMB-10 O'clock Wire KFOX—Lombardoiand. KFWB—Larry Finley (to 4). 6:25—KHJ—Bing Crosby Sings. *K(1314—Edwin C. Hill. *KM PC—News. KGB—Search Never Ends. 0:30—KABC—Mantovans. KGB—Marine Report. KV(I E—Penth,usse Serenade. ROIL—Starlight •Ballroom. *KFL KFSD—News; Eddie *KFAC, KLAC—News. 6:30—KA B( '—Mantis% ani. KLAC—Gene Norman. Cantor. KGER—Tommy Baird. *K VI —N en s; C, Swayze. 10:05*FCCBQ—ABC Late News. *KHJ, KGB—Virgil Pinkley. Kt:IL—Starlight Ballroom. *KHJ, KGB—Virgil Pinkiey. KFAC—Crossroads of Music. ¡ENS, KFMB—Time for Love. KPMO—Frost Warnings. KNX—Stan Freberg Show. KFSD—Lucky Dance Time. K(1314—Edwin C. Hill. KFAC—Crossroads oh Music. KFAC—Musical Milestones. 111:15—KABC—Dr. Frederick huiles. KFAC—Musical Milestones. 10:05*KCBQ—ABC Late News. K(131)--Edwin C Hill. EH—A Joy Forever. KFOX—Dinner Music KFACrossroads of Music. KFMB—Stan Freberg. *EHJ. KGB—Frank Edwards. KFIVIS—America liantes. 10:15—KABC—Dr. Frederick Balles. KFOX—Dinner Music . *KNX—Carroll Aicott. KGER—Evening Concert. It Fi —A Joy Forever. KFWB—America Dances. ECHO—Jim O'Leary Show. KG1L—Memory Melodies. *KILL KliFt—Frank Edwards KGER—Evening Concert. KFMB—Edward R. Murrow. KMPC—Today's Races. *KNX—Carroll Alcott. KGIL—Memory Melodies. KFSD—Dance Time. KRKD-3/4 Time Waltzes. RCBO—Jim O'Leary Show. KMPC—Today's Races. &CIA—Music. KWKW—Hoyos Hour. KFM13—Edward R. Morrow. KRKD—Ws Waltz Time. 10:20—KFWIS—Star of the Game. KXLA—Frank Simon. KFSD—Dance Time. KWKW—Hoyos Hour. 10:25—ENS—Tom Hanlon. 9:45*KABC—John Vandercook. EXLA—Music. KXI.A—Frank Simon. 10:30—KABC—The Lonesome Gal. *KILL KGB—S. Hayes. 10:20—KFW13—Star of the Game. 6:35—KFI—Can You Top This. KFI—Big Story. KCBQ—Quincy Howe. 10:25—ENX—Tom Hanlon. 6:45*KABC—John Vandercook. KHJ—Major League Baseball. KGFJ—Sk; Information. 10:30—KABC—The Lonesome Gal. *KHJ. KGB—Sam Hayes. KNX—Philip Norman. KRK14—Dinner Music. EFI—Al Poska Show. FCCB(4—Quiney Howe. KCBQ—Hi Fi SI • 11:51)*KGFJ—News. KHJ—Major League Baseball. *KGFJ—Oppor. Digest; News. KFWB—Larry Finley Show. 7 KCBQ—Starr of Space. KNX—Phil Norman . KRKD—Dinner Music. KGER—Whole Truth Temple. if ¡HP'. KFSD—Fibber McGee KCI3Q—Hi Il Show. 11:50*KGF.1—News. RISIPC—Dance Time. and Molly. KFM113—Starlight Serenade. 6:55*KILL KGB—Bill Henry. 10 :45—K WKS% —Party at Joe's. FLIFIJ, KGB—Offic. Detective KFWB—Larry Finley Show. —KABC, KCBQ—Gillette Fights. 44 —KABC--Melodies Till Midnight. KNX, KFM13—News---Onstage. KGB—Music Shop. 7 rm. KFSD—Fibber McGee .11‘,6641.1 KHJ KNX—Maws KFAC—Music at Mesen. KGER—Mostiv Music. asid Molly. *KNX—News; Scoreboard. EFWB--America Dances. EMPC—Dance Time. KHJ—Counterspy. KFOX—Joe Graydon. KGER—Family Bible Hour. —KABC—Melodies Till Midnight. ENS. KFMB—GoKfrers *KLA('—News. KGIFJ—Musical Digest. 11 *KFI. KHJ—News. Digest. KMPC, RFSD—Dance Time. KG11.—Evening Serenade. *KNX—News; Scoreboard. KFA('—Muttle at Seven. EKED—Saddle Serenade. *KLAC. KRKD—News. KFOX—Joe Graydon. KGER—Family Bible Hour. 11:13—KFI—Rollie Thomas. KMPC—Quarter Horse Races *KGB—News; Music Shop. KGFJ—Musical Digest. ENS—Merry-Go-Round. XLA—Joe Nixon. KGER—Bro. Clarence. RGIL—Ev colon Serenade. si:311—KFI—Ben Hunter. 7:05—KLAC—Ten Too Tones. 11:15—EFI—Sports. Rollie Thomas. *MAC. KRKII—News. *KGFJ—News. 7:15—KFI—Out of the West. KNX—Merry Go Round. KMPC—Bill •Stewart. II :40--KNX—Ballanee 'n' Record,. KRKID—Dinner Music. l:30—KFI—Ben Hunter. FL XLA—Joe Nixon. *KABC—Midnight News. *KGFJ—News. 7:30—KABC—Romance in Music. 7:13—KFI—Out of the West. 12 KFI—Al Posits. KFSD—Jason and 11:40—ENX—Ballance Records. KFOX—Report from Wash. KNX—Munic Till Dawn. Golden Fleece. *KABC—Midnight News. KR131)—Dinner Music. KFAC—Munic Out of Night. KILL KGB—Rod and Gun Club 12 KFI—Al rooks. Flyer. 7:30*KABC—News; Hits. Encores. KGFJ—Night Club. KNX—The Choraliers. KNX—Music Till Dawn. *KF1—Hyd. Sound Stage. KGER—I)ssug Douglas (to 5) KCBQ—Platterbrains. IFCFAC—Mosie Out of the Night EH& KGB—Cisco Kid. KLAC--Alex Cooper. KFAC—Echoes and Encores. HOW—Night Club. KFAC—F,choes and Encores. KFMB—Stand By. San Diego. KFMB—This Is My Faith. &FOX—Eileen Barton Show. 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A Joy Forever 10:15 p.m. M-F *Cunningham, 13111....--_.KHJ, 12:15 p.m. Su Dance Time At Avaion______KBIG. 4 p.m. D Across Blue Pacific ...... --NUJ. 11:45 a.m. So Hilltop House.. KNX. 12:15 p.m. M-F Adams, Joe- HOWL. 12 b, M -Sa Davidson. Bill KAM:. I p.m. M-F; *Davis. Elmer...... ---__ KABC, 9:15 p.m. Su; Hirsch, Elroy 5 p.m. M-l' Adventures of Ozzie and Harriet *Holies. Everett .-.KHJ. 5:55 p.m. Sa KABC, ECM). 9 p.m. F — K(BQ. 8:30 p.m. Si: Date With Slate—...KIEV. 1:30 p.m. II -Sa Hollywood Music Hall— KNX. KFM111. *Alcoa, CarrolL----KNX. 10:15 p.m. M-F; De Soto. Basil. _ _ ._ ... KHJ, 8 a.m. Sa 6:30 p.m. Su ... 10:15 p.m. Sa Dixieland Music... KGFJ. 8:15 p.m. M -Sa liollywood Sound Stage KFI, 7:30 p.m. F America's Bandstand.__KFT,ABC,9:30 p.m.7 p.m. M -SaSu 4 p.m. Su Nancy . KABC. 4:30 p.m. M-F American Music hail.....K Doctor Paul - KFI, 3:30 p.m. M-F Hometown Happenings.... 10:15 a.m. Su American Way - ...KFI, 6:30 p.m. M Do It Yourself .KNX, 2 p.m. Sa Hometown Jamboree -11i3CLA, 11:30 a.m. M-F America's l'opular Music.-KFI. 10:00 p.m. Sa Hope, Bob_ _..... liFI, 11 a.m. M-F; 9 p.m. F Dragnet - --....KF.1.. 9 p.m. Tu America's Town MeetIng___ KABC, 9 p.m. Tu Drake. Galen 10 am S,i *Hughes, Rush. KHJ, 3:30 p.m. M-F Amos 'n' Andy— --.KNX. 4:30 p.m. Su Dugout Dope..-----KMPC, 8:1(; p.m. M-F; it bur of St. Francis .... KMPC. 8:15 p.m. Su Answer Man._" .. -KNX. 9:45 a.m. Su -.— 1:15 p.m. Sa House of Bondage KNX, 11:30 p.m. M 6:15 p.m. Tu, Tit; 12:15 p.m. Su *Howe, Quincey...... KABC, 6 p.m. M-F Dvorak, Geo. - — KM, 5:30 a.m. D wialattley. Chet .IFIABC, 9:15 a.m.. Army Hour.— -KA& 7:30 p.m Sa Echoes of Eden.- KFWB. 10:30 p.m. Su 5.30 p.m. M-F Arnold, Edward---.--.KIL1,9•30 p.m. T-F Editor of the Air KFVD. IZ n.. M-F Art Baker Ah, 10 a.m. M-F *Edwards. Frank----FCFIJ. 10:15 p.m. M-F Boman. Prestbyteriaa-KABC. 10:15 p.m. Sa; "An We See It" KABC, 6:15 p.m. Sa *Engle, Holland.. KILL 8:25 a.m. M-F In a Quiet Mood KIel, 6 p.m. Su Aunt Jenny - KNX. 9:15 a.m. M-F Escape KNX. 8 p.m. Sa Inheritance KFI, 8 p.m. Su Author Meets the CrItle—KHJ, 8:30 p.m. Tu; Evening Concert.. - KFAC, 8 p.m. I) Invit.ttiom From Itimerly_KFWM. S o tn. M. S.t KGB, 6 p.m. Su Eternal Light-- -.Kn. 930 a.m. Su Invitation to Learning.- ..... FCNX. 8:35 a.m. Su Autry, Gene - KNX, 7 p.m. Sn Evans, Frank KHJ. 3.30 p.m. SR Imitation to Mica:. KNX, 10:15 a.m. Su it Pays to he Married...... _ KFL 2:45 p.m. M-F Babbitt, Harry KNX, 7:43 a.m. 111-F N‘enine (' .. es KABC, 3:30 p.m. Su Back to the Bible KAB(', 8 p.m. Sa Ever Since Eve--- ....ICABC, 10:45 a.m. M-F It's Your Business --KAM, 7:30 p.m. Sa Back to God —1£11,1. 8:30 a.m. Su Excursions in Science _KFOX, 7:30 p.m. W Jarvis. Al F(11111. 9 a.m. Su: 9:30 a.m. M -Sa Backstage Wife .KFI, 1 p.m. 31-F Facts Forum -- --KFI, 12:30 p.m. Sn *Jacobs, Jake .KFVD, 6:30 p.m. Su Bailee, Dr. Frederick--KABC. 10:15 p.m. Su-F Falcon KHJ. 7 p.m. M Jason and the Golden Fleece 7:30 p.m. Th ---__KRKD, 6:45 a.m. M -Sa Family Theater.... .—_- KHJ, 8:30 p.m. W Jerry and ileverly...--KFWIL 12:45-4:30 p.m. D Johnny Dollar. .KNX. 6 p.m. Ti, Farmland Party Line.. JIM. 12:15 p.m. Sa Bane«, Dr. Stanley._ KALI, 8 a.m. M -Sa Jump-Jump. KFI, 9 a.m. Sa Baker, Art...... _.. /CFI, 10 a.m. M-F Farm Reporter- .1CF1, 12 noon M -Sa Farm QUIZ _KHJ. 7 p.m. Sa Junior Miss KNX. 6 p.m. F Ballance, KNX, 3:15 p.m. M-F; Junior Town Meeting KMPC. 6:30 p.m. Su -9:20 p.m. Tu-Th; 9:25 p.m. M: FBI In Peace and War.. KNX, 8 p.m. W Fearless Follietv_--.KHJ. 6 a.m. M-F Just I'lain Bill--.—KFI,K KA FSBen. .6 2:30p.mp.m..M-st 9:15 p.m. W; Katz, Mickey 11:40 p.m. M-F: 11:45 p.m. Sa *Feature Wire...._----___KFL 5 p.m. M-F Kelley. Bob —__KMPE. II p.m. M -Sa Barrie, Craig KFI, 6:30 p.m. W Ferris, Bob -._ ...... -_____.KNYIL 7 a.m. M-F *Kenneally. Bill _____KNX. 12 noon, M-F Baseball .. _- ....KHJ, 10:30 p.m. M -Sa; 2 p.m Su Fibber McGee and Molly--...KFLI p.m. M-F Kentucky Derby-- _KNX, 2:15 p.m. Sa *Baukhage, FL R.—.KHJ. 9:15 a.m. M -Th; Fidler . Jimmy KMPC. 7 p.m. Su tailing EFL 7:30 p.m 7 9 a.m. F *Fischer, Gaston..-.--.___KNX, 5 p.m_ Sa Laboe. Art ----KXLA. 1:15 a.m. M -Sa *Beardsley, Len...--...KABC, 5:15 p.m. Fisher, George-- — KNX, 4:30 p.m. M-IF Ladies' DaY .KFI 9:15 a.m. M-F *Beatty, Morgan.— NFL 8:15 p.m. M-F Five Seventy Club—.KLAC, 1:05 p.m. M -Sa; Ladies' Fair...... RH.). 3 p.m. M-F Beat the Record.---.KABC, 11:05 a.m. M-F - --...... 1:30 p.m. Su Land of the Free...... KHJ. 11:15 a.m. Si, Behind the Story.--...... _.. KILL 3:30 p.m. M-F Flying Feet __ KILL 9 a.m. Sa La Rosa, Jullus...----KFMR. 9:15 p.m. M Benny. Jack__ KNX. 4. 9:30 p.m. St: Forward March....- ...... - RAJ, 9:13 p m. Sa . K GNE XK ..9 5:1 5p .ma..m MF Bergen, Edgar _KNX. KF3IB, 5 p.m. Si: ortoster. (edrie__ ...... KHJ, 12:15 p.m. M-F Lee, Aubrey Beulah- . - — ..KNX. 9 p.m. M -F Fox, Christy. KNX, 10:45 a.m. Su Let George Do lt.....-.....KHJ. KGB, 8:30 p.m. M Bible Institute --MU& 8:30 a.m. M -W-F Frank and Ernest...... KHJ. 16:15 a.m. Si: Let's Go To Town KHJ, 2:30 p.m. M-F Big Story__--- KFI, 10:30 p.m. F Freedom Story KMPC. 7:30 p.m. Si: *LeLneinsi.s,Kokb'teiletonK_ECIBJ, K4K px.m. .3.:0 150 pp...m .. Bingman, Frank_KA11C. KCBQ. 4:45 p.m. M-F Fritchman, Rev. Straiten KABC. 9.15 p.m. Su *Bishop, Pat_KFI, 6 a.m., 6:45, 8:30 a.m. M -F; Front-Page Farrell-KFI. KFSD. 2:15 p.m. M-F 8 a m. Sa; 11:30 a.m. Sa ....--._...5 p.m. M-F; 6:45 a.m. Sa Fuller. Dr. ('harles-- KABC. I p.m. Si: Leyden, Bill KFWB. 7 a.m. M -Sa Block, Martin. ..KCBQ, 2:15 p.m. M-F; *Fuller, Sid ___---____ ..... KILL 12 noon I) Life Can Be Beautiful._ KFI, 4 p.m. M-F ----___-- KABC. 3:30 p.m. Funny Paper Man.... AFL 8 a.m. Su l.inki etter. Art KNX, 12:30 p.m. M-F Boxing._ _-- __KABC. 7 p.m. F Gangbusters KNX, 6 p.m. Sa Lloyd, Gordon Baker.KWKW. 10:15 p.m. M-F Breakfast Club.____.KABC„ K(BQ. 8 a.m. M-F Garr, Bill... _- .-. _SWIM,. 3 p.m. M -Sa Lombardo. GuyW KNX, 6:30 p.m. Breakfast Gang KILL 7:16 a.m. M -Sa *Garred BobK-ABC. 7:30 a.m.. 5:45 p.m. 31-F KHJ. 9:20 p.m. M; KFI, 5:30 p.m. Tu Breakfast in Hollywood. KM. 7 a.m. Sa Gateway to Moslc --- KFAC. 10 p.m. Su Lombardoland. I .S.A KILL 8:30 p.m. Mn Breakfast Nook .KVIIE. 7:05 a.m. M -Sa Gillette Fights__.__.--._- ...KABC, 7 p.m. F London Studio Melodies....--.1111J, 8:30 p.m. Th *Brickhouse, Jack_____ KHJ, 5:45 p.m. Sa. Globe Trotter KILL 5:15 p.m. Su Lone Ranger ..KABC, 7 p.m. M, W: 7 p.m. Sa Brighter Day KNX. 11:45 a.m. 51-F Godfrey. Arthur_KNX, 1 p.m. M-F; 7:30 p.m. M Lonesome Gal. The--...KKAFIR:.II 210,3:030 M --FF *Brown. CecIL-_ICHJ, 8 a.m., 5:55 p.m. Godfrey Digest__. . KNX. 7 p.m. F Lorenzo Jones - p.m. Ss; 2:55 p.m. Su Golden Hour KFI 6:30 p.m. Su Lucky Lager Dance Time.. KMPC. 9:30 p.m. Buenos Dias EMT), 6 a.m. M -Sa *Goss. Frank.-- KNX. 7:30 a.m. M -Sa; ICFSD. 10:15 p.m. Bulldog Drummond.. KEW, 3 p.m. Su .-.....3:10 p.m.. 5:45 p.m. M -Sa Lunt 'n' Abner-----ICABC, 8:30 p.m. M-F Bull, Frank —KFWIL 6:30 p.m. M -F Graham, Billy_---_ KABC, 3 p.m. Su Lutheran Gospel Hour KXI,A, 6:30 p.m. Su 12 am. Su Burgle Music Box KNX, 9:30 p.m. M -Sa Lutheran Hour KHJ. KGB. 10:30 a.m. Su: Barnette, Smiley KXLA. 8:15 p.m. M-F Graham, Sheilah-KABC 7:30 p.m. Tu. W. Th; --__ICGER. 6:30 p.m. sis Camp Meeting KABC. 9:30 p.m. Su Grand Ole Opry. - KFI, 8 p.m. Sa Lux Radio Theatre KNX. 6 p.m. M *CBS Sunday Des1L--__KNX. 5:30 p.m. Su Grant. Johnny .-.- —.KMPC. 2-5 p.m. M-F Lynn Looks at 11'wood-RHJ 2:45 p.m. M-F Can You Top This -.KM, 6:33 p.m. F Gray, Jeanne KFOX, 1 p.m. M-F MacShane. John KMPC. 12 p.m. Tu. Su Cantor, Eddie 6:35 p.m. Th Greatest Story Ever Told - KABC. 2:30 p.m. Su Ma Perkins KNX. 10:15 a.m. M-F *Capitol Cloakroom — KNX. 9 a.m. Su Great Gildersleeve_ .KFI. 8:30 p.m. W %fie f. I'p Your Mind...... KNX. R:30 a.m. M-F *Capitol Commentary---KHJ, 9:15 a.m. 11-F *Green Bob-KHJ, 7:45 and 8:15 a.m. M -Sa: Malloy, Mike .KABC, 3 p.m. M-F Career Theater .-___ --KABC. 8:30 p.m. Su .2'25 p.m. 11I-F Man and Ms Music.. ...KABC, 8 a.m. Sa Catalina Bandstand-6:45 a.m., 5:45 p.m. M -Sa *Griffith, Les. __.KABC. 7:25 p.m. Ill-F Manhatten Crossroads .KHJ, 930 a m. Tu. IF Catholic Hour 'EFL 11 a.m. Su Guest Book KNX, 9.15 p.m. F Mann Herbert KFI, 10 a.m. Su _---KLAC. 8:03 a.m. Su Guest Star...... _.._..... --KAU. 5:30 p.m. Sa; Manning. Dave "Dixie" -KGFJ. 8:30 p.m. M -Sa *Chatterton, Larry Kn.). 9 p.m. Sa KRKD, 2 p.m. M, Th; KBIG. 7:30 p.m. Su: 4 p.m.. 11:30 p.m. Si, Chef Milani ---1331P_C_ , 9:30 a.m. M-F -- KFOX, 7 p.m W Manning, Knox.-KFI, 7:45 a.m., 4.55 p.m. 51 -Sa Chicago Theatre--- KHJ, 9:30 p.m. Su Guiding Light KNX, 10:45 a.m. M-F •' of Color --_.KABC. 6:30 p.m. Ss Chico KOWL, 3:30 p.m. M -Sa Gunsmoke KNX, 6:30 p.m. Sa Man of the KNX, 11 p.m. Su Choraliers---".KNX. -- 7:30 p.m. Th Hancock, Hunter.- KGFJ. 9 p.m. M -Sa man on the Farm ...._._ ...... KFIJ. 12:30 p.m. Sa Christian Science. -NFL 9:15 a.m. Su; Hall of Fame ..... ----- .KNX, 6 p.m. Su Mansfield. Andy & Virginia KFI. 8:45 a.m. M-F; 10 p.m Sa _._..---.---- KFVD. 3 p.m. Su Hanlon, Tom KNX. 10:25 p.m. st -}- Church of the Open Door—..KGER, 11 a.m. Su *Hardy. Glenn KHJ 10 a.m.. 9 p.m. M-F Mantovanl - KABC, 6:30 M-F Cisco Kid. .. . KGB, 7:30 p.m. W-F Hardwicke, Sir Cedric KNX, 1 p.m Su Markel. Hazel. KA KKe.HJ.8 74:515 pm p.m . .m Stt-I Civil Libertles--15-Ulon..--KFWB. 6:45 p.m. Su Harmon,Tom.KNX 5:30 p.m. M-F; 5:30 p.m. Sa Martin, Freddie City Hospital - KNX. 10 a.m. Sa Harris -laye Show...... _..KFI, 7:30 p.m. Su 2KF0 p.m. . M.-FW : Massey, KNX,.KHJ. 4:30:3 1.9 p.m.. pni M-F Classics in Sound..-----KFAC, 3:30 p.m. Sa Harris, Bass — KFI, 8 a.m. Sa *Claypool, I .esli e KFVVB, 6:30 p.m. Su Harris, GI ---KXLA. 12:45 p.m. Sa; mar%. College of Divine Science KGFJ. 8:30 p.m. D — 10:05 p.m. M -Su Masterson, 5:30 a.m. M-1; Community Newspaper KFIVIR. 7:30 p.m. M-F *Harvey. Paull.--.KABC. 8:15 p.m. Su; May, Fred BMA. 8:30 a.m.. 5 p.m. M -Sa Como, Perry. -KM, 6:15 p.m. M. W. F ..12:15 a.m. M-F Mayor Poulson Reporta.—....KFI. 10:15 p.m. Su *Considine. Bob..._--._.KHJ, 3:30 p.m. Su Have a Heart.' ECM. 8:30 p.m. F McBride. Mary Margaret. KABC. 4 p.m. M-F Cook, Ira ---...---KABC. 10 a.m. Ss; Haven of Rest-- -KXLA, 8:30 a.m. M. W. F: McDaniel, Earl.--_KFVD. 8:45 a.m. M-F 3 p m. Ss: KMPC. 10 a.m. M-F . _ -- KAU . 8.30. am.. Tu . Th. Sa Meet Mr.Millie MeNutler KNX. 8:05 p.m. Th NX. 6 p .....m Tbs. Cooke, Dwight .KF111B, 11:45 p.m. Su; Hawaii Calls KM). 6 p.m. Sa -9.15 pm F *Hayes Sam KIRJ. 4:45 p.m 6:45 p.m. M-F: Meet the Music.- ANN, 3:30 .KABC. 12:30 p.m. M -F; 3:25 p.m. M-F Meet thethePressTime ... Cooley. Spade. .KFVD. lu Su Tu Cooper, Alex-....KLAC, 4:05 p.m.. 5:05 p.m. D Hayes, Peter 1.ind KNX, 10:30 a.m. Sa ICKFI.FI. 69 :41 op."mnl .. —KLAC. 12:05 a.m. U -Sa Haynes Dick_ .. — KI.AC. 6:05 a.m. M-Sa Melodies Till 11115nIght-.-.1CABCK .Nx.II P3.111.M p.m . Mercer. Johnny.-.---- Could This Be You _KHJ. 7:30 p.m. M *Heatter. Gabriel_—KHJ. 9:20 a.m. W, F; 6 p.m. M-F Merry-Go-Round----KNX. 11:15 p.m. M-F Counterspy .KHJ, 7 p.m. F Me> berg. Dot Crime Classics KNX, 8:30 p.m. Sa Heifer, Al KIM. 5:15 p.m. St; Mickey Spillane.-- .KGFJ. 5:45 p.m. Sa Crime Fighters... KHJ, 8 p.m. Th *Hemingway. Frank--- KHJ 7 a.m.. Midnignt Flyer KILL 7 p.m. Ti - 4:15 p.m. M -Sa KFI. 12 p.m. M -sa Crime Photographer KNX. 6 p.m. W Mike Malloy KABC. KCBQ. 8:45 p.m. M-F *Henry, BUL--- KW. 6:55 p.m. M-F rosie, King KNX. 9 p.m. Si: Modern Romances KABC, 10:30 a.m. M-F Higbee. Les - —..KHJ. 5 p.m. SR Crowell's Nest...... KHJ, 3:00 p.m. M-F mon.tor Views the News. KABC. 9:45 p.m. Tu Crowley. James KABC, 7:45 p.m Sa High Adventure KHJ, 8 p.m. Tu

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Monroe. Vaughn .KNX. 7 p.m. M Songs With Sinatra-- -__KFI, 8:43 p.m F Moods in Musie______KGFJ, 12 noon M -Sa "pace Patrol HAW. KURIL 9:30 a.m. Sa Morning Chapel Hour_1111/X. 7:30 am). Tu -sa Songs You Ordered______KMPC. 9:15 p.m. M Mr. and Mrs. North_ KNX. 7:30 p.m. Tu s• ling Board. . KIM 8 p.m. Su Spin and Win.. _KFVD, 7:13 p.m. M -F Murder In The Afternoon-.-_KABC. 2 p.m. M-1, Spring C .ert 1111, 3:30 p.m. Su Murray, Johnny . - .KF1, 8 it.m. M -F Squad Room. KHJ. 7 p.m. W _Hear America's *Morrow, Edward R.--KNX, 5 p.m. M -F Soueakin. Deacon______KXLA, 6 p.m. M-F: Music From Britain WSW', 4 p.m. Su ____._-5:30 p.m. So: II a.m. Su Music Out of the Night-KFAC, 12 m-6 a.m. I) Stage Struck KNX, 2 p.m . Su Music You Ordered.--__KMPC, 4:15 p.m. Sa dMost Popular rllift'S Musical Crossroads.__KFAC, 10:05 p.m. M -Sa Standard Hour -_-__KFI, KM). 8:30 p.m. Su Musical Digest ...... _____.KGFJ, 7 p.m. M -Sa Standard School Broadcast KHJ. 10:30 a.m. Th Muskat MasterpieceS.---....KFM3. 4 p.m. I) Starling. 11:45 a.m M -F 0 N Musical Moments...... KGFJ. 4 p.m. 5I -Sa Stars of Space KABC. L.CBQ, 7 p.m. Tu, Th Stars Over Illollywood.__KNX„ 9:30 a.m. Sa Mutual Newsreel.__HILL KGB, 9:15 p.m. M -F M) Little Margie __KNX. 8:30 p.m. Su State of the Nation______KHJ, 8:30 p.m. Su My Friend Irma__ KNX 6.30 p.m. Tu Stella Dallas._-___.KFI, KF'SD. 1:15 p.m. M -F Mystery Theater KABC. 7.30 p.m. W Stern. Bill ...______KABC. 6:15 p.m. M-F M Y True Story. MARC, 9:30 a.m. M-F Stewart. Bill___.--___ _KAM, 5 p.m. M-F; _.--...... 7 p.m. M -F; 12 m M -F: 10 a.m. Sa Names and Places in the News____KI1J, 9:25 Tu Stock Reports. .KLAC. 8:05 a.m. M -k. n u l Story. Ralph__ .KNX. 6 a.m., 7:15 a.m., e rgie National Farm & Illome.___KFL 11:30 a.m. Sa ...... 8 a.m.. 3:10 p.m. M-F National Vespers K.HIC. 10:30 a.m. Su Story Tinie .KIIJ, 11 a.m. M-F National Volee______.KXLA. 7:00 p.m. Su strictly Dixie_ KIM 11:to eta». Sa NBC Spring Concerts.-.____KFL 3:30 p.m. Su Strike It Rich... ____.K11, 10:30 a.m. M-F e ,eshitt. Norman -- /L5111. 8:30 a.m. *Sunday Desk-- KNX. 5:30 p.m. Su *Newspaper of Alr--..-...KHJ, KFX31, KGB, Sunday Sympl les K11.1, 5:30 p.m. Su _.---.10 am S-F: 9 pm. Sn-F superbisoeti Report. .KF1, 11 p.m. Su Nick Carter KHJ 3 p.m. Su suspense KNX. 8 p.m. M Nightmare KILL 8 p.m. W *Swayze. John _____KFL 6:30 p.m. Tu -Th -P Night Watch .. 1sNX, 7 p.m. M Syncopation Piece ...KNX, 10:10 p.m. Sa Nixon. Joe ...... --....KXLA. 8:30 p.m. Symphonette___KNX 11 a.m. Su; 3 am. Sa *Noble. Wendell 3• 9:45 P.m., 51, W, F :Symphonies for Youth Drake_____-._.KNX. 11:30 a.m. M -F KILL KGB. 2:45 p.m. Sa; 5 p.m. Su Norman, Gene..._-_.-KLAC. 8:15 p.m. M -Sa rake a Number___---.______KILL 8 p.m. p.m. Tu. W. F: 10:05 p.m. M -Th Tapestries of Life_.-1111.1. 12:30 p.m. M-1. *Norman. Phil. 1LNX, 3:05 p.m. M -F *Taylor. Henry .1 KAB(, 7:30 p.m. M Lox untscial Deteetive—._.....KHJ, 7 p.m. fli Telephone Hour.. JK11. KM), 9 p.m. M a Keefe. Walter...... KNX, 2:45 p.m. M-1, rim- ...... KHJ 10.15 am M -F: Olsen. Johnny ___ICHJ. 2 p.m. M, Tu. Th _3:45 p.m M-F M I a suaday Afternoon .KNX, 1 p.m. Su Tennessee Ernie___—__KNX, 8:45 p.m. M-F On Stage...... _ KNX. 7:05 p.m. Th *Ten (F (lock Wire.--__KNX. io p.m. D MONDAY THRU " USI 1al Lawn" KNIeC, 12 p.m. Tu, Su Terrible Meek KFI, 11:15 p.m. F 1/ne 3Ian's Family Kn. 8:15 p.m. M-F rime s Rich Theater of Today . h..10 p.m. Open House ...______.HVOE. 12:05 p.m. M -F KNX, 9115 a.m. Sa SATURDAY Opera-...KFI, 1 p.m. Su; MARC, 2:00 p.m. Sa Theater Royale_ ...... KFI, 5 p.m Su Other Side of the Day__ K11. I a.m. M sa The Marriage. .KFI, 4:30 p.m. Su Our Gal Sunday KNX, 9:45 a.m. M -F rue Shadow..KHJ, 2 p.m. Su Our Miss Brooks KNX. S p.m. So The Whistler.— KNX, 7:30 p.m. Su Out of the West KFI, 7:15 p.m M-F There's a Party at Joe's.-__KWKW. 10:30 p.m. 930 PM • s-arade of Hits.. ILMPC. I p.m. Sa Parade of Sports- K.MPC. 6 p.m. M -Sa This I Believe 116iX, 12:40 p.m. Sa: Parsons, Louelia. .KNX, 8 p.m. Tu .9:25 a.m. Su *Pearson, Drew...... _ .. KFLNIL 7:30 p.m. Su This Is Los Angeles... KSIX I p.m. Sa ______11:30 p.m. Su; KCBQ, 5:45 p.m. Su This Is Your song.. KRILL 141:30 p.m. Sa People Are Funny.. ._.KNX, 7 p.m. Tu This Week Around World_KABC, 7:30 p.m. Su Pepper Young's Fiunily-HFI, 12:30 p.m. M-F This Week in Washington KABC, 6 p.m. Sa Perry Mason _ KNX. 11:15 a.m. M-F *Thomas. Lowell____.KNX. 8:30 p.m. M-F *Peterson. Eliner_KFI. 5:45 p.m. W, Th, F; Thomas, Shirley______.-KFI, 5:30 p.m. Su 6:30 p.m. Tu rime For Love_____-___KNX. 6:30 pail. Th .'hilo Vance _.KABC. 2:30 p.m. M-11 Todd, Art & Doty MARC. 10 it.m. M-F Phrase That Pays—_KFI. 11:30 a.m. M-F Tops in Pops .KFVD, 12 m. Sa einkley. Virgil KHJ. 4:3u p.m. M -l' Town Halt Party- KF1, 8:30 p.m. Sa Platterbrains KABC, 4:30 pan. Sa rraffic Jamboree KVOE. 5:03 p.m. M -Sa Puska, Al.. .KF1, 10:30 p.m. M-Ili *Travis. -11enry....______.1111j, 10 a.m. Sa Potter, Peter. ALAI:. 9:30 a.m. I) True I.etective Mysteries...... KHJ. 2:30 p.m. Su Private Wire. .MARC. 5:45 p.m. Su Tusher, 2:55 p.m. M-F *Putnam, Geo.. KFI, 6 p.m. II-F Tuttle Time...... -- ...... KFVD, 7:30 a.m. M-Sa Queen for a Day. KHJ, 11:30 n.m .M -F Twentieth Century Concert liall_KNX. I p.m. Su Quick. What's The Answer? KHJ, 2 p.m. W. F Twenty First Prerinet____KNX, 7 p.m. W Race Results.__._.KRILD. 5:45 p.m. M-F Two for the Money.— ____KNX. 7 p.m. Sa Railroad liour.._- 8:30 p.m. M Unity Viewpoint_KFAC, 8:45 a.m. M -Sa deport from the Pentagon... KHJ, 7 p.m. Su Under Arrest.... KHJ. 8 p.m. M Report to the People____.__KABC. 6:00 p.m. Sa Unkersity of Chicago.. KFI, 12 m. Si. ..eporters Roundup_M KHJ , 9:30 p.m. University Explorer.—KNX.111:30 a.m. Ito Request Performance____KGJ, 6 p.m. I) Untold Story.. KNX. 3:10 p.m. M -F Resene _KABC. 8:43 p.m. M-F David____—.KNX. 8:15 a.m. M -F Reviewing 6:30 p.m. Su *Yandercook. John.-___KABC. 6:45 p.m. M -F Rhythm in Blues KFVD, 2 p.m Su Voice of Firestone.__._KFL 5:30 p.m. M *Richfield Reporter_____ KFL 10 p.m. Su-I. licree of the Blind KGFJ 8:15 a.m. IN Right to Happiness KFL HFS1), 12:45 p.m. M-F Voice of Prophecy .KHJ, 9:34 a.m. Su; Ritter. Tex.__ 16.111. 7:30 p.m. Sa HASID. 2 p.m. Su Road of Life__—__KFI, 12:15 p.m. M -F; Wagner, Jack KHJ. 18:30 a.m., 12:50 p.m. M-F KNX. 10 a.m. M -F Wakely, Jimmy.___-._KNX, 9:15 p.m. Sa Roberts. Dr. Oral--KABC, 12:30 p.m. Su Walk a Mile KI.11, 7:30 p.m. W àl ohay.MG. m ax KNX. II p.m. M-F Weld. Earnest __SWIM. 8:45 p.m. Th. Sa .KHJ. 7:30 p.m. Th Welcome Travelers__ KFI, 3 p.m. M-F .togereo. Roy KII. 8:30 p.m. Th Welk, Lawrence___._.KABC. 10:30 p.m. Sa: "Romance in Music" KARC. 7:30 p.m. Sa —..--.11 p.m. Su: 9:30 p.m. W Romance of Helen Trent_KNX. 9:30 a.m. M-F Wendy Warren...... _-___KNX. 9 a.m. M-1. ...sanitary ...... KNX, 8:45 a.m. M -F Western Roundup KFVD. 10 a.m. Su Rowe, Red....KFWB, 5 p.m. Sa: 3:30 p.m. M-F Nhat's Name iii Thnl Nollg .1, ABC 0-311 pm. F .iss.eyser Reports... KI1J, 9:15 p.m. Su Whalen, Monica._--___KILL 9:30 p.m. Sa Salt Lake Tabernacle.— ...... __KNX, 8 a.m Su -:er. KF1. 4:15 p.m. M-F Sampson BilL__—KWKW. 12 a.m. Id -Sa Whispering Streets KABC, 9:53 a.m M-F Sat. Segue. KEL 5:30 p.m. Sa Joe. -- 12:30 p.m. M-Sa: animo, Violet KFVD, 10:30 a.m. M-1. • ...... --.11:311 a.m. Su: 5:45 a.m. M -Sa Science KABC. 5 p.m. Sat Whiteman, Paul___ MARC. 9:30 p.m. Th Scott. Mark ______KFWB. 5:15 p.m. M-Sa White, Waiter______KFWB. 11:45 p.m. Su Jamboree 8:30 a.m. Su Wild Bill Hickok....—K11.1. 5:30 p.m. M. W. F Second Chance -.____ _Kn. 10:15 a.m. M-F Williams, Tex ....--.--_ EFL 7 p.m. Sa second Mrs. Burton...... _.KNX. 11 a.m. M-1 *Winchell, Walter_.—_ KABC. 6 p.m. Su Search That Never Ends._.KHJ. 7:30 p.m. To Wings of Healing. KILL 8 a.m. Su: Sgt. Preston of the Yukon KHJ. 5 p.m. Tu HARI% 4:30 p.m. Su ...shields. Fred__ ..... KFL 7:15 a.m. M -F Vlizard of Odds ____KNX, 2:45 p.m. M-1 Shoemaker, Steve______KFVD, 9:30 a m. Sa Who Koows This? KLAC, 9:30 p.m. Su Shore. Dinah_ KFI, 8:30 p.m. Tu. 1. Woman in My HP1, 1:45 p.m. 51-1 Show Time ...... 11:30 p.m. So Woody Woodpecker. .1(11J. 10:30 a.m. Sa Singiser, Frault-----.KHJ, 8:25 a.m. Sa World Bible Society KGFJ. 8 a.m. M -Sa Six Shooters .KFI, 9 p.m. Th World of Books.- ..KFI. 12:45 p.m. Su Sky King KHJ. 5:30 p.m Tu. Th World of Opera- --11.-FAC, 3:30 p.m. M-F Slack. Peter KGER 2.30 p.m. M-F; *World Today KNX. 2:30 p.m. Su ....5 p.m. Sa KNX World We Live In...... —KABC, 9 p.m. Th: Slate. KIEV, 6 a.m. M -Sa -9:30 p.m. F *Smith. Howard K KNX. 9:30 a.m. Su World Tomorrow KABC. 10 a.m. Su 1070•CBS RADIO *Sokoisky, ___KABC. 10 p.m. Su Something to Think About Young America Sings--__KFI, 11:30 a.m. Su v....ag Ile. Malone.. KNX. 10:341 a.m. M-1 KW 913 p.m. 51, W, F Soong. Norma_ ...... KIM, 9:30 a.m. M-1 songs of the B-Bar-B...... KH.I. 5 p.m. W. F Young Widder Pal. 1:30 o.m 14-1 Songs of Love -.KABC, 11:45 a.m. M -F Your Child and You-- KABC, 6:45 p.m. Sa Songs That Never Die—_KEL 10:30 p.m. Su Your Town ______KABC. 12:15 p.m. M-11 Page Thirty-seven MAY 7, 1954 TV-RADIO LIFE

1obtav-erx~xe.xentento -..en Lyle's Corner VORT By Lyle "Neutral" Bond SKED Iwas quite surprised at one reaction them. Finally the bat is stamped and caused by my previous column. From branded. .. . A bat may be as heavy letters, phone calls and in person com- as the user wishes, so long as it's not over 23/4 inches in diameter at its DAILY ments, it seems my remarks of three weeks ago, were misconstrued by thickest part, not more than 42 inches Time Channel many TV RADIO LIFE readers. I ara in length. 6:25 p.m. 2 Tom Harmon NOT unhappy about my position as a Each player (pitchers excluded for 6:30 p.m. 13 Gary Goodwin baseball fence straddler. Quite the the most part) uses up about a dozen 6:50 p.m. 4 Cleve Hermann contrary! I like MI of -ern per season (at about $3.00 10:30 p.m. 2 Gil Stratton each). The clubs buy the clubs. . . . 10:30 p.m. 9 Bill Brundige And why not? I get to see all the They are made to hit baseballs—not 11:00 p.m. 7 Hank Weaver home games of the Angels and the 11:15 p.m. 4 Elroy "Crazylegs" Stars. I have the husbands. Hirsch opportunity to as- ' THE INSIDE OF THE HORSEHIDE Saturday, May 8 sociate with two .. . Over one thousand feet of yarn or 11:15 a.m. 7 Dizzy Dean groups of the fin- 11:25 a.m. 7 Detroit vs. Chicago est men in base- string are wound around the cork rub- ber "core" of the baseball. . . . It's 1:00 p.m. 2 Racing from Bel- ball; the one repre- mont senting Los An- cover (it is horsehide) is .050-.055 of an 1:15 p.m. 9 Los Angeles vs. geles — the other inch thick. . . .The ball must weigh Portland representing Holly- not less than 5 nor more than 5Y4 4:30 p.m. 4 Outdoors with wood. Presidents ounces. . . . It measures 9-9U inches Waggy Wangen- Do n Stewart and in circumference. .. . About 12,000 of heim Bob Cobb, Man- Lyle Bond them at $3.00 each, are used by the Angeles and the Stars each season, 6:00 p.m. 7 Saturday Night agers Bill Sweeney Fights and Bobby Bragan, Jackie Warner and costing each club in the neighborhood Cisco Andrade vs. Gordon Maltzberger, Howard Lorenz, of $18,000.00 (eighteen thousand dol- Armand Savoie. Bob Clements, George Goodale, Bill lars). . . .As a result of momentary From Buffalo Rivera, Paul Jesche, Bill Heyman, Gor- contact with a bat, they also cause don Gerster, Les Land, Fred Hall, Britt 6:45 p.m. 7 Fight Talk great woe to pitchers (sometimes). 8:00 p.m. 7 Under the Pepper Sims, the players—the list is seeming- Trees with Hank ly endless. A LYLAPALOOZAN Weaver I work (?) with two of my best Why are Al Evans and Bobby Bragan 8:15 p.m. 7 Hollywood Legion friends, two of the nation's top sports- like the measles? They're catching! Bouts. Entire Card. casters, Bill Brundige and Tom Har- (Editor's Note: You can `catch' Lyle, 10:00 p.m. 6 Jai Alai from Ti- mon* on the telecasts—and I have the too ,this week and every week on the juana. privilege of coming into the homes of KHJ-TV, Channel 9, baseball telecasts.) Sunday, May 9 both Angel and Star fans via TV. I 1:15 p.m. 9 Los Angeles vs. have the pleasure of meeting person- Be back in three weeks—I think. ally many of you, adults and young- Portland *After thought—I get paid, too . .. 2:30 p.m. 11 Jalopy Derby from sters, at Gilmore and Wrigley Fields. AFTERTHOUGHT?!?! Culver City. These are reasons enough for me to Monday, May 10 be very happy with my position in the * * 7:00 p.m. 4 "Diamond Jubilee" neutral corner.* with Cleve Her- mann, Bobby Bra- BITS ON BATS Hermann Starts gan and Bill Swee- . . .A bat must be round, and en- ney tirely of hard solid wood in one piece. New Show 8:15 p.m. 9 Boxing at Olym- . . . Some bats are made of hickory, "Diamond Jubilee," an ad-lib base- pic Auditorium. Big but ash and hackberry are preferred. ball television show starring two of Bob Albright vs. J. Ash is first choice because of superior the Pacific Coast League's top manag- B. Reed resiliency or "drive." Northeastern ers, Bill Sweeney of the Los Angeles 8:30 p.m. 11 Wrestling from the United States is the source of the best Angels and Bobby Bragan of the Hol- Hollywood Legion. white ash. .. . Most suitable trees are lywood Stars, with Sportscaster Cleve 8:30 p.m. 11 Roller Derby. picked out by special bat timber ex- Hermann, starts Monday, May 10, on Tuesday, May 11 perts. KNBH from 7 to 7:30 p.m. 8:15 p.m. 9 Hollywood vs. After the trees are felled, they are Sweeney and Bragan will alternate Oakland cut into logs about bat length and their appearances on the once a week, "hauled away to the mill." There they Wednesday, May 12 half hour program depending on the 7:00 p.m. 2 Blue Ribbon Bouts are sawed into billets. The billets are schedules of their respective teams. Archie Moore vs. then sefit to the bat factory.... In the Hermann, KNBH director of sports, will Jimmy Slade. From bat factory yards, the billets are in- appear regularly on the show. Washington, D.C. spected, graded and stacked to dry or The weekly telecast will carry such 8:15 p.m. 9 Hollywood vs. "season" for 10 to 18 months. .. . Sev- feature spots as "Tell It To Sweeney," Oakland eral million billets are always in this in which the Angels' manager is put 8:30 p.m. 5 Wrestling bouts drying process. on the spot and asked to explain his from Olympic Au- At the factory, properly seasoned current strategy, particularly as re- ditorium. billets are first turned into an ap- fers to maneuvers that failed; "Get- 10:45 p.m. 5 Wrestlers' Lament. proximate shape of a bat, then ting the Best of Bragan," which finds Thursday, May 13 weighed and graded to determine the Stars' catcher-manager undergo- 7:30 p.m. 9 Fishing Tips with which models they will best make. On ing the same treatment as Sweeney; Jack Slattery the lathe they are cut into shape. The "The Fan of the Week," featuring a 8:15 p.m. 9 Hollywood vs. turner weighs, measures and sands well known personality of show busi- Oakland ness or other professions discussing 8:30 p.m. 13 Pierpoint Landing— Rocky Castellani baseball with experts. fishing show vs. Ralph "Tiger" "Diamond Jubilee," a Black Patch Friday, May 14 Jones. Production, owned and operated by Herman, will be co-produced by Her- 7:00 p.m. 4 Gillette Bouts. 8:15 p.m. 9 Hollywood vs. mann, Jack Tierney and Jerry Ross. Page Thirty-eight Oakland THIS IS "CALIFORNIA" performing for movie , cameras at th 3 McCutc!leon ranch in Va n Nuys. 0The horse is a Palomino stallion and has been featured in many television pictures. (Photos by Tiz?.rney-Ross.)

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Here's a brand new gimmick HE ADVENT of television —a college for horses used on on the American scene J has given birth to many Tr. And most of the steeds subsidiary businesses in the past few years; one of the most finish the course with A's. unusual of which is an acting school for horses used in Westerns and other TV filmed series. The Cisco Kid, for example; or Leo Carillo, or Bill (Kit Carson) Williams are among TV stars whose constant companions are their horses. The Cutcheons have in providing trained horses for television series is the ne- business of providing such trained cessity of also providing, not one horses for television has become a dc 4 ble but two, three or even four highly profitable business for an ex - doubles for a horse that is to be rodeo rider who has found an un- featured in a film. usual bonanza and career for him- self. The reason for this is that a horse easily becomes highly excited and He is Ralph McCutcheon, whose nervous. When the story calls i'or a large ranch on Parthenia St., in Van Nuys, is a college for equine actors. docile, placid animal, it frequently Just about all of the better known becomes necessary to switch to a double, or several doubles, to fore- Western stars use McCutcheon's horses and facilities. stall any delay in the picture shoot- ing schedule. Ralph is helped in his work by his How to find horses that look exact- pretty wife, Mary. who will be re- ly alike is a major headache, Mc- membered by many as one of Holly- Cutcheon explained. He has sous wood's child stars of years ago— all over the country looking for dou- Mary Kornman, the original golden. bles and he often has to make a fast haired youngster of Our Gang come- dies. There are many times when a plane trip to Montana or Florida ke check on a report that he can pick woman's voice and gentle hand is I& MR. AND MRS. RALPH McCUTCH- up a horse that is a carbon copy of needed to help coax a horse to per- EON take a break while working a well-known TV horse. form. That is Mary's job. with their fifty-five horses at Van Nuys McCutcheon is one of the few ani- If the actress in a TV film, for Ranch. Mrs. McCutcheon trains horses example, is wearing a skirt. Mary mal coaches in the world who can intended for women riders. teach by hand or voice and without must spend several hours with che particular horse the actress will ride, the use of force. He has one horse, to get the animal used to the feel Gypsy, who does more than a dozen left or right, backs up and even of a skirt on his sides. different tricks on voice command. walks lame. This feat is considered exceptional, There are 55 horses at the Mc- If the part calls for the actress to the usual method being to use hid- Cutcheon ranch, all of whom are ride side saddle. Mary's job is to get den wires or other synthetic persuad- the horse used to that type of rider. ers. professional actors working in tele- And, most important, the steed must vision and Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Mc- become accustomed to a woman's "Gypsy" performs with McCutch- Cutcheon sit home at night and voice giving commands, so Mary eon standing several feet away. The watch their "students" perform on "untrains" the equine from a man's horse stand on his hind legs; kneels, various programs. voice to a woman's. lies down, picks up objects with his McCutcheon recently was made the teeth, opens his mouth and yawns, One of the big problems the Mc- feature of "You Asked For It" on he pushes a person with his nose, 1urns ABC network. May 7, 1954 Page Thirty-nine The Mother

in any personal, emotion -packed con- troversy. Just try. She is a one for minding her own business, and, none of us could ever go running-to-Mam- ma with any idea that she'd take "our side" against the others. In our expanded family circle— now embracing four sons-in-law, one daughter-in-law, and fifteen grand- children of assorted ages, Mamma's objectivity is very pleasant, indeed. (This is the understatment of this, or any other week.) So, I like her because I know her to be an accom- THE FAMILY GATHERS FOR A VISIT with Loretta's plished diplomat. very busy and talented mother I? squite an occasion Mamma is an independent worn - whan a mother is surrounded by all of her lovely daugh- ters and their husbands. Loretta has good reason to be proud of this gracious lady RICARDO MONTALBAN, married to Loretta's sister Georgianna, visited the star on her TV set recentiy. them, not the order in which they NEings OFin myTHE life nicest is the bless fact- are listed, which is important. that I like my mother. Mamma is a lady, an inspiring ÇNow, wait a minute. we all example of self-discipline in her con- love our mothers but I'm tacts with others. Now that I've the not sure that all mothers maturity to appreciate her refine- areO liked—or are even likeable. It'll ment to its fullest, I realize how be a long time before I can be sure much of that self-discipline was ex- that, as an individual, apart from ercised in her contact with us girls! the inescapable relationship, my Her courtesy and manners were, children will like me. I hope and within the family, exactly the same pray that they will, not only because as when she was with outsiders. it would enrich my feeling of accom- All of us who are mothers are, in plishment in my lifetime, but be- almost any 24 hour span, exposed to cause I know how much pleasure I the temptations of impatience, dis- have gotten from the liking I have appointment, frustration, fear, re- for Mamma and the friendship we gret, misunderstanding, during the enjoy. years when our babies become chil- Liking is selective, in my book. dren and then teeter on the thresh - and being liked within the family hold of adulthood; the years when circle is more to be cherished than their own individuality is taking the proverbial rubies. them forward and out of being just cuddly little projections of ourselves. Now, why do I like Mamma? I've With four growing daughters, of never tried to put it in words before widely differing, non -static tempera- so I'm crystallizing that liking right now—and I have a suspicion I'm ments, Mamma held her temper and maintained her control of us without actually putting into words some good advice to myself! And to some ever beating us over the head with her authority. So, I like her because other mothers, too. maybe? I consider her a brilliant executive. Here goes. I like my mother for Mamma is objective. Just try to various specific reasons and it is Involve this erstwhile Kentucky belle each of them and the aggregate of May 7, 1954 Page Forty Behind My Success

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Loretta Young, star of NBC's "Loretta Young Show," gives a few of the many reasons why she thinks her mother is a great woman. And in so doing offers agraphic picture of the real meaning of motherhood.

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an. She has, for many years, been with her concerns. We were a little an interior decorator, of recognized There are other reasons galore why dashed, as I remember—apparently quality. While we girls were grow- I like this woman who is my moth- ing up she saw to all the necessi- none of us inherited Mamma's capa- er, but these I've told you are enough ties of our well-being. Then she con- city for self-containment. "Interiors to prove that I should like her—and • verted, by serious formal study, her by Gladys Royal Belzer" is synonym- I'm going to remember all these flair for homemaking into a profes- ous with quality, taste, and enduring "whys," and check my own deport- sion. She asked for no help from any comfort and beauty. So, I like my ment as a mother against them. As of us kids. She looked at us as mother because she is a self-made I said in the beginning, I get so though we were very small babies success. much fun out of liking Mamma as who couldn't be expected to know well as loving her, that I'd like to Mamma is religious. She practices any better when we descended upon insure that fun for my own small - her religion in her own daily life her with eager offers of helpful- fry some day, if I can—if I am able. with no more dramatics about it, and ness. She was charmingly apprecia- I know what the goal is. I've gat tive of our courtesy and considera- no more discussion about it, than the example. tion—but thank you, there was no goes into her practice of breathing. The power of prayer is, in her heart Thanks, Mamma, for so many necessity for us to concern ourselves and mind, the vitalizing power of things. And, thank You, God,—for human life. She brings that power Mamma. into her experience as calmly as .,be WITH HER HAIR IN CURLERS, opens her eyes each morning and Loretta takes time off on the she'd no more think of excluding THE SUCCESS OF "The Loretta set to go over the script of a tele- attendance of Mass from her living Young" show is largely due to vision play. habits than she would abandon the the fine way in which she and lier pro- custom of eating. So, I like my mo- ducer -husband, Tom Lewis, work tp- ther because she practices her reli- g.ather. gion and doesn't talk about it. Mamma is feminine. She's soft of voice, gentle in manner, blushes whenever even slightly embarrassed, and still has her southern accent. She treats all women as ladies, or doesn't treat with them at all, and her attitude toward men is that they are all tall, dark and handsome and gallant—but unfortunately, not all "well-born." As a lady, she is un- critical but disinterested. She was exquisitely beautiful as a girl. She is a woman of rare beauty today. Her good bones can't be dis- counted, of course, but her good liv- ing and thinking, and all the good- ness she's practiced seems to have wrapped her in a protection against the kind of cruel marking the years inflict on most people—and most particularly on the-very-beautiful - when-young. So, I like my mother because she is a beautiful woman but not a vain woman. And Ilike her because she did not sacrifice her femininity to succeed as a business woman May 7, 1954 RODUCER Paul F. Heard was lunching one day in New York with his long- time friend, Dr. Norman Vincent Peale, minister of the Mar- ble Collegiate Church on Fifth Ave- nue. The conversation naturally got around to the wonderful work Dr. Peale has been doing in his church towards helping many people find spiritual happiness and peace of mind through a practical application of the teachings in the Bible. In ad- dition to his ministerial duties, Dr. Peale has also written two books in particular which have been best sell- ers and have aided countless thou- sands to find an answer to their pressing problems—"Guide to Confi- dent Living" and "The Power of Posi- tive Thinking." Paul Heard finally conceived the idea of doing a TV series with Dr. and Mrs. Peale in which Dr. Peale's teachings could serve even more peo- lbs DR. NORMAN VINCENT PEALE and his wife brought to TV viewers ple. As at his church, the advice to some of the wonderful philosophy that has helped so many people. be given would combine the psycho- While this series, "What's Your Trouble?" is no longer on locally it may logical as well as the spiritual. The return to the channels shortly. Dr. Peale is now heard weekly over NBC series was to be called "What's Your radio. Trouble?" While this series is no longer seen Dr. Norman Vincent Peale has become one of the most outstanding men in Rappiness the country today —and for a good reason. He is teaching people how to live this life with faith, hope, courage. Clinic By Jack Holland

locally, plans are now under way for of faith. All of what he teaches is a new line-up of films for TV. At based on the Bible and one of his the present, Dr. Peale is active on greatest lines for mental betterment radio over NBC with "Never Walk is Faith's power works wonders. As Alone," a series devoted to man's re- he stresses, faith is the strongest ligious inspirations, and in "Collec- emotion outside of fear and faith can tor's Item," a two-hour what's what always be stronger than fear if we in the arts and sciences in which he let it. speaks on faith as a force in every- His approach to religion, however, day life. is not the long-face type. His ser- "I feel that television and radio mons are often filled with genuine- afford perhaps the greatest pulpit in ly amusing stories. It's not at all the world," Dr. Peale has remarked. unusual to hear his congregations "The mediums permit bringing a roaring with laughter. As he has message into the home and reaching repeatedly said, "The sign of a real every member of the family. The Christian is a happy face." Religion, intimacy of the forces is without par- in other words, is meant to bring allel and the impact on the viewer happiness. and listener is extremely effective. Some of his other beliefs, based on We are very grateful for the thou- the Bible, are "If God be with us, who sands of letters sent to us by people can be against us?" . . . "I can do from all over the country expressing all things through Christ who their appreciation of our efforts and strengtheneth me." . . . "Wait upon telling us what the programs are do- the Lord and He shall give you ing to help them solve their every- strength." To put it briefly, he be- day problems. lieves that if one has faith, even "Religion, in order to attain its though it is as small as a mustard greatest potential, must rely on tele- seed, nothing shall be impossible PAUL F. HEARD, noted producer, vision and radio more and more. unto him. has produced all the films made They are an invaluable asset as the Many troubled souls, filled with for TV by Dr. Peale. He is also active in church strives to become a better doubts and anxieties and tensions, other television fields as well as making spiritual service station." will find Dr. Peale a great spiritual religious motion pictures. He Has Changed Lives uplift. It is to be hoped that more Dr. -Peale has changed the lives and mofe listeners and viewers will and thoughts of many through his turn to his message to help them remarkable teachings of the power find themselves and their God. May 7, 1954 Page Forty-two EORGE NADER has every- appears that once more television has . thing a star needs—looks, a refused to accept the fact that it not _., physique that can send the only has to discover new talent but squealers squealing, talent it must build that talent itself. t-nough to spare, and a cer- tain kind of charm that TV His Break makesg him a sure-fire romantic bet. Regardless of his future, George, of On the face of it, you'd think that course, clearly gives TV credit for TV would tie him up for sure, but his new-found fame. will he be another case of star ma- "I think television is wonderful," terial slipping right out of televi- he remarked, "and I'm exceedingly sion's grasp? grateful to it because it helped to At the present. George is under bring me to the forefront as an actor contract to Lewislor Productions, the faster than any medium Icould have organization headed by Loretta Young worked in. TV affords new people a and Tom Lewis, and he is set to wide variety of parts and as such make further appearances on Loret- it's a fine show case. For example, ta's show. He created his first big in the last year I've played a detec- dent on the town as the result of his tive, a lawyer, a cowboy, a criminal, work on her NBC program. Lewislor Robert Schumann. an Indian chief, a is also hoping to find a series for professor, and a mountain guide. him. "Because of the speed at which But—in the meantime, Universal - the work on TV must be done, it International has signed him to a teaches flexibility and keeps an actor contract and from all indications he from forming habits that would have will have to do a fade from the tele- to be broken later. Everyone on the vision scene. It looks like once again staff of a TV film is top-notch in his the medium has pulled a boner. It field. So a young actor is surrounded

GEORGE NADER has every- thing it takes to be a big star. He got his break on Loretta Young Show."

by seasoned professionals to help a role opposite Celeste Holm in a pi- and guide him. I know I've learned lot film for a series. This gave him much from working with people like a lead role in "Monsoon," a picture Loretta Young. made in India and a part in "Mem- "TV also affords a young actor the ory of Love," made in Sweden. Sn opportunity of coming direely into George was an exciting new star in millions and millions of homes, Europe before he was ever seen on .reaching audiences it would be im- the screens here. possible to meet through any other Since returning to Hollywood he medium. Television was definitely has co-starred with Paulette Goddard my big break." in "Sins of Jezebel" and in "The Car- Wet" And so George Nader probably will nival Story" with Anne Baxter. have to leave the field that made George is still a bachelor—and ap- him to go into the movies. Not that parently has few plans to change his he's complaining. Any young star status. He is an expert natator, plays would be delighted at the kind of the piano well, speaks Spanish, contract he has at p-I. French, German, and Swedish. He His Life paints, writes, carpenters, and com- Biographically speaking, George poses. He believes implicitly in the was born in Pasadena. He wanted a power of prayer, in Divine Guidance. career of producing and directing, so As he says, "Any realist knows this he spent his early years in high is important to progress, not only in school building scenery, painting it, one's profession but in every facet of lighting the school shows, and fin- life and living." ally became "state manager." Is He Lost to TV? He turned to acting in 1946 at the Think what TV could have done . Pasadena Playhouse after returning with this six feet one hunk of talent from a stint in the Navy. After grad- and personality! And he would have uation he created little stir, getting been happy to have been a TV star. ¡I F ONE OF GEORGES favorite pas- only a few bits here and there in pic- times is swimming. And he cuts But what guy is going to wait around tures. Then he decided to try TV. forever for somebody to wake up at quite a figure. No wonder his fan fol- Ralph Acton, now casting director for lowing is increasing. the switch? TV had him but it lookl John Loveton, recommended him for like it wasn't able to hold him. May 7, 1954 Page Forty-three d 4 -;3:1•-•*t". fr-;•ee •

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