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Start Time Description Number-Cut Length User defined 00:00:00 TOP OF HOUR 00:00:00 RUN MACRO-ON AIR 00:00:00-E (:00)LEGAL ID 00:00:00-E (:00)THE STAR SPANGLED BANNER 0175307-001 01:10:7 Artist - US COAST GUARD BAND 00:01:11-E (:00)For Sentimental Reasons 0007618-001 03:39:1 Artist - Hildegarde 00:04:50-E (:00)TIP TOE THRU' THE TULIPS 0098016-001 02:59:9 Artist - EDDIE PEABODY 00:07:50-E (:00)COME OUT WHEREEVER YOU ARE 0026928-001 02:11:7 Artist - FRANK SINATRA AND EILEEN BARTON 00:10:02-E (:00)DARDANELLA 0033204-001 04:39:2 Artist - HOT FROGS 00:14:41-E (:00)RUSTLIN' MAN 0098908-001 03:04:8 Artist - STATE STREET BOYS v BIG BILL BROOZNY 00:17:46-E (:00)SMALL WORLD 0128006-001 02:32:8 Artist - BOB CROSS ORCH 00:20:19-E (:00)BETTY CO-ED 0129851-001 02:33:3 Artist - PHIL SPITALNY'S MUSIC 00:22:52-E (:00)MARIANNA 0132509-001 03:36:6 Artist - JACQUES BELASCO - HIS PIANO AND ORCHESTRA 00:26:29-E (:00)RHYMES FOR THE IRREVERNT - SHELTER 0049033-001 00:47:7 Artist - MITCHELL TRIO 00:27:17-E (:00)AUTUMN SERENADE 0134603-001 02:26:7 Artist - LES ELGART ORCH 00:29:44-E (:00)TAKE AN L 0137608-001 02:41:1 Artist - JIMMY DURANTE 00:32:25-E (:00)WHEN DAY IS DONE 0140705-001 03:48:4 Artist - Mitch Miller and The Gang 00:36:13-E (:00)GOODNIGHT VIENNA 0149408-001 02:25:4 Artist - DURIUM DANCE BAND v AL BOWLLY 00:38:39-E (:00)I SURRENDER DEAR 0103520-001 03:34:0 Artist - BING CROSBY 00:42:13-E (:00)MEDLEY MAKE BELIEVE MY BLUE HEAVEN SMOKE GETS IN YOUR E 0149811-001 03:07:9 Artist - GUY LOMBARDO AND HIS ORCH 00:45:21-E (:00)LOVER-FALLING IN LOVE 0153014-001 02:39:4 Artist - ERNIE HECKSCHER AND HIS ORCHESTRARCHESTRA 00:48:00-E (:00)TIP EASY BLUES 0154133-001 03:17:5 Artist - JONES AND COLLINS ASTORIA HOT EIGHT w LEE COLLINS trumpet 00:51:18-E (:00)MARDI GRAS 0156503-001 02:36:2 Artist - AL HIRT 00:53:54-E (:00)DREAMS ARE A DIME A DOZEN (1946) 0160308-001 02:46:1 Artist - CHUCK FOSTER AND HIS ORCH v TOMMY RYANLEE COLLINS trumpet 01:00:00 TOP OF HOUR 01:00:00-E (:00)LEGAL ID 01:00:00-E (:00)PS RAINY DAY RECORDS 0366006-001 00:14:9 Artist - DB 01:00:15-E (:00)MISTER FIVE BY FIVE 0136904-001 02:00:5 Artist - JIMMY RUSHING ORCH 01:02:16-E (:00)COOKIN' 0165101-001 02:14:2 Artist - AL CASEY COMBO 01:04:30-E (:00)FOOLS RUSH IN 0165104-001 02:17:4 Artist - ANDRE KOSTELANETZ 01:06:47-E (:00)BROKEN DOLL 1916 0167344-001 03:19:6 Artist - NORA BAYES 01:10:07-E (:00)WITH EVERY BREATH I TAKE (1934) 0151612-001 03:03:1 Artist - TED FIO RITO AND HIS ORCH v MUZZY MARCELLINOLLINS trumpet 01:13:10-E (:00)MISSING IN ACTION 0051322-001 03:06:9 Artist - Ernest Tubb 01:16:17-E (:00)When All's Said And Done 0139712-001 02:38:0 Artist - Radio Syncopators v Cavan O'ConnorMARCELLINOLLINS trumpet 01:18:55-E (:00)Play Orch Play 1925 0139925-001 03:16:2 Artist - Carroll Gibbons Savoy Hotel Orpheans v Robert Ashleyumpet 01:22:12-E (:00)With Plenty Of Money And You 1937 0139977-001 02:43:8 Artist - Ambrose and his Orch v Sam Browne s v Robert Ashleyumpet 01:24:55-E (:00)WHEN YOU'RE AWAY 1912 Edison Blue Amberol 0020505-001 04:17:6 Artist - Helen Clark & Harvey Hindermyer 01:29:13-E (:00)So Red The Rose 1935 0163955-001 03:25:9 Artist - Jack Hylton and his Orchestra v Pat O'Malleyt Ashleyumpet 01:32:39-E (:00)Under My Umbrella 1933 0163594-001 03:03:6 Artist - Syd Lipton and his Grosvenor House Band v Cyril Granthamt 01:35:43-E (:00)The Swiss Bellringer 1940 0163267-001 03:07:5 Artist - New Mayfair Dance Orchestra v Sam Brownev Cyril Granthamt 01:38:51-E (:00)THEN I'LL BE TIRED OF YOU 0036204-001 04:07:5 Artist - Johnny Mathis 01:42:58-E (:00)KNEE DEEP IN THE BLUES 0167492-001 02:12:5 Artist - GUY MITCHELL 01:45:11-E (:00)NUNCA JAMAS 0169702-001 02:36:4 Artist - LALO GUERRERO 01:47:47-E (:00)COAXING THE PIANO 0169877-001 03:04:7 Artist - ZEZ CONFREY 01:50:52-E (:00)IT AIN'T GONNA RAIN NO MO' 0200028-001 03:11:7 Artist - BAR HARBOR SOCIETY ORCH 01:54:04-E (:00)GONE WITH THE WIND 0170223-001 02:19:0 Artist - CHRIS CONNOR 01:56:23-E (:00)SABROSA 0041102-001 02:05:0 Artist - Chet Atkins 30.TXT[9/16/2021 7:54:35 AM] 02:00:00 TOP OF HOUR 02:00:00-E (:00)LEGAL ID 02:00:00-E (:00)23 YEARS 0999953-001 00:40:2 Artist - DB 02:00:40-E (:00)Fascination Medley 0067705-001 04:34:0 Artist - Pete Fountain 02:05:14-E (:00)I’ll Be Glad When You’re Dead You Rascal You 0115417-001 03:08:5 Artist - Louis Armstrong & his Orch 02:08:23-E (:00)SINGEN SWINGEN 0071916-001 02:07:2 Artist - REX GILDO AND VIVI BACH 02:10:30-E (:00)WE'LL EAT AGAIN 0126805-001 04:04:3 Artist - ANDY EASTWOOD 02:14:35-E (:00)Why Did I Kiss That Girl 1924 0163380-001 03:16:0 Artist - Savoy Havana Band v Ramon Newton 02:17:51-E (:00)COMMENT ALLEZ VOUS 0170326-001 02:10:6 Artist - BLOSSOM DEARIE 02:20:01-E (:00)IN THE STILL OF THE NIGHT 0170554-001 03:27:3 Artist - VAUGHN MONROE 02:23:29-E (:00)WE CAN'T GO ON THIS WAY 0170551-001 02:20:5 Artist - NICK LUCAS 02:25:49-E (:00)WHY SHOULDN'T I 0170685-001 03:17:6 Artist - MARGARET WHITING 02:29:07-E (:00)RECKLESS NIGHT ON AN OCEAN LINER 0170707-001 03:05:9 Artist - RAYMOND SCOTT 02:32:13-E (:00)IT LOOKS LIKE LOVE 0170832-001 02:43:0 Artist - BOB HARING 02:34:56-E (:00)DO NOTHING TILL YOU HEAR FROM ME 0171578-001 02:59:9 Artist - SAMMY DAVIS JR w SAM BUTERA AND THE WITNESSESil Granthamt 02:37:56-E (:00)DOIN' WHAT COMES NATURALLY 0171651-001 03:14:1 Artist - FREDDY MARTIN ORCH 02:41:10-E (:00)LEVEN THIRTY SATURDAY NIGHT 0172273-001 02:37:0 Artist - EARL BURNETT AND HIS LAB ORCH 02:43:47-E (:00)By The Sycamore 1932 0163233-001 02:22:0 Artist - Durium Dance Band dir Arthur Lally v Sam BrowneGranthamt 02:46:09-E (:00)CANCER 0172328-001 01:42:1 Artist - MARYLOU WILLIAMS 02:47:52-E (:00)Meet The Boys 1938 0172417-001 03:09:0 Artist - Scott Wood and his Six Swingers v Sam CostarowneGranthamt 02:51:01-E (:00)YOU MAKE ME FEEL SO YOUNG 1946 0172526-001 02:44:0 Artist - DICK HAYMES 02:53:45-E (:00)I Raised My Hat 1933 0172573-001 03:06:9 Artist - Enric Madriguera and His Orch v Bob Bunch arowneGranthamt 02:56:52-E (:00)MUSIC MUSIC MUSIC 1950 0172813-001 02:43:2 Artist - CARMEN CAVALLERO v BOB LIDO 03:00:00 TOP OF HOUR 03:00:00-E (:00)LEGAL ID 03:00:00-E (:00)FOUNDED 0999960-001 00:28:1 Artist - DB 03:00:28-E (:00)Save It, Pretty Mama 0045417-001 02:41:0 Artist - McKinney's Cotton Pickers 03:03:09-E (:00)All My Life 0015517-001 05:19:4 Artist - DON NEELY'S ROYAL SOCIETY JAZZ ORCH Bunch arowneGranthamt 03:08:29-E (:00)SOPHISTICATED SWING 0107204-001 03:01:9 Artist - HUDSON-DELANGE ORCHESTRA 03:11:31-E (:00)A MESSAGE FROM THE MAN IN THE MOON 0113424-001 02:22:5 Artist - HAL KEMP v SKINNAY ENNIS 03:13:53-E (:00)TEN LITTLE FINGERS AND TEN LITTLE TOES 0199903-001 03:26:6 Artist - JONES AND HARE 03:17:20-E (:00)WHAT A SHAME 0084205-001 02:45:0 Artist - Merle Travis 03:20:05-E (:00)IT'S MY NOSES BIRTHDAY 0082502-001 02:59:8 Artist - JIMMY DURANTE 03:23:05-E (:00)LA VIE EN ROSE 0080421-001 03:11:0 Artist - Tony Martin 03:26:16-E (:00)TEDDY AFTER AFRICA 0129418-001 02:55:5 Artist - ARTHUR PRYOR AND HIS BAND 03:29:12-E (:00)YOU AIN'T TALKING TO ME 0130120-001 02:54:0 Artist - EDDIE MORTON 03:32:06-E (:00)WHAT IS THIS THING CALLED LOVE 0133502-001 02:57:3 Artist - ARTIE SHAW w MEL TORME AND THE MELTONESch arowneGranthamt 03:35:03-E (:00)REMEMBER ME I'M THE ONE WHO LOVES YOU 0051316-001 02:55:9 Artist - Ernest Tubb 03:37:59-E (:00)Rain 1928 0139612-001 02:48:9 Artist - Palais de Danse orch dir by Stan Greening arowneGranthamt 03:40:48-E (:00)Take Your Pick 1926 0163820-001 02:56:9 Artist - Pete Mandell banjo with the Savoy Havana BandwneGranthamt 03:43:45-E (:00)THEN I'LL BE TIRED OF YOU 0036420-001 02:40:0 Artist - Dick Haymes 03:46:25-E (:00)Tomorrow Is Another Day 1937 0163962-001 03:15:0 Artist - Carroll Gibbons and his BoyfriendsHavana BandwneGranthamt 03:49:40-E (:00)IT CAN'T BE WRONG 1943 0174338-001 02:51:0 Artist - ALLEN MILLER HO 03:52:31-E (:00)NEAR YOU 1947 0174726-001 02:38:3 Artist - LARRY GREEN 03:55:10-E (:00)THE SECRET 1958 0175839-001 02:38:0 Artist - GORDON MACRAE 03:57:48-E (:00)MY BABY KNOWS HOW 0173904-001 02:51:7 Artist - ORIGINAL INDIANA 30.TXT[9/16/2021 7:54:35 AM] FIVE 04:00:00 TOP OF HOUR 04:00:00-E (:00)LEGAL ID 04:00:00-E (:00)CONTACT US 0367002-001 00:23:8 Artist - DB 04:00:24-E (:00)ME AND MY SHADOW 0071421-001 02:45:0 Artist - SAM LANIN AND THE TROUBADOURS 04:03:09-E (:00)RED HOT HENRY BROWN 0040707-001 02:53:1 Artist - RAY MILLER AND HIS ORCH 04:06:02-E (:00)DRUM CRAZY 1948 0166609-001 04:01:0 Artist - Fred Astaire 04:10:03-E (:00)Bundle of Blues part 1 1935 0163245-001 02:59:2 Artist - ARTHUR YOUNG AND HIS YOUNGSTERS 04:13:03-E (:00)SINCERELY 1955 0175561-001 02:57:2 Artist - MCGUIRE SISTERS 04:16:00-E (:00)PEOPLE WILL SAY WE'RE I LOVE 1943 0174316-001 03:09:0 Artist - ALFRED DRAKE-JOAN ROBERTS 04:19:09-E (:00)Good Evenin Good Lookin 1939 0175198-001 02:53:3 Artist - Henry Hall and his orch v Molly Morelle BandwneGranthamt 04:22:02-E (:00)SHORTY'S GOT TO GO 0177155-001 03:11:5 Artist - LUCKY MILLINDER 04:25:14-E (:00)Triste 1967 0181625-001 02:01:4 Artist - ANTONIO CARLOS JOBIM 04:27:15-E (:00)BOUNCY 1955 0180884-001 02:49:5 Artist - COZY COLE AND HIS ALL STARS 04:30:05-E (:00)WA-DA-DA1928 0181830-001 02:59:1 Artist - Bix Beiderbecke & His Gang 04:33:04-E (:00)SOMEWHERE MY LOVE 1968 0182081-001 01:55:9 Artist - WAYNE NEWTON 04:35:00-E (:00)Alice Blue Gown 1936 0182456-001 03:27:3 Artist - Henry Jacques and his orch 04:38:27-E (:00)Susie Polka 1966 0182775-001 02:15:9 Artist - ELMER SCHEID 04:40:43-E (:00)i'VE FOUND WHAT I WANTED IN YOU 0172277-001 02:48:0 Artist - EARL BURNETT AND HIS LAB ORCH 04:43:32-E (:00)TWO GUITARS 1954 0182864-001 01:43:8 Artist - 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    The Digital Deli Online - List of Known Available Shows as of 01-01-2003 $64,000 Question, The 10-2-4 Ranch 10-2-4 Time 1340 Club 150th Anniversary Of The Inauguration Of George Washington, The 176 Keys, 20 Fingers 1812 Overture, The 1929 Wishing You A Merry Christmas 1933 Musical Revue 1936 In Review 1937 In Review 1937 Shakespeare Festival 1939 In Review 1940 In Review 1941 In Review 1942 In Revue 1943 In Review 1944 In Review 1944 March Of Dimes Campaign, The 1945 Christmas Seal Campaign 1945 In Review 1946 In Review 1946 March Of Dimes, The 1947 March Of Dimes Campaign 1947 March Of Dimes, The 1948 Christmas Seal Party 1948 March Of Dimes Show, The 1948 March Of Dimes, The 1949 March Of Dimes, The 1949 Savings Bond Show 1950 March Of Dimes 1950 March Of Dimes, The 1951 March Of Dimes 1951 March Of Dimes Is On The Air, The 1951 March Of Dimes On The Air, The 1951 Packard Radio Spots 1952 Heart Fund, The 1953 Heart Fund, The 1953 March Of Dimes On The Air 1954 Heart Fund, The 1954 March Of Dimes 1954 March Of Dimes Is On The Air With The Fabulous Dorseys, The 1954 March Of Dimes Is On The Air, The 1954 March Of Dimes On The Air 1955 March Of Dimes 1955 March Of Dimes Is On The Air, The 1955 March Of Dimes, The 1955 Pennsylvania Cancer Crusade, The 1956 Easter Seal Parade Of Stars 1956 March Of Dimes Is On The Air, The 1957 Heart Fund, The 1957 March Of Dimes Galaxy Of Stars, The 1957 March Of Dimes Is On The Air, The 1957 March Of Dimes Presents The One and Only Judy, The 1958 March Of Dimes Carousel, The 1958 March Of Dimes Star Carousel, The 1959 Cancer Crusade Musical Interludes 1960 Cancer Crusade 1960: Jiminy Cricket! 1962 Cancer Crusade 1962: A TV Album 1963: A TV Album 1968: Up Against The Establishment 1969 Ford...It's The Going Thing 1969...A Record Of The Year 1973: A Television Album 1974: A Television Album 1975: The World Turned Upside Down 1976-1977.
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    Preview at 8:30; "Pay-- Cinema 51: 7:30 P.M:, 116 Education 5 P

    SECTION 2, PAGE 3 DIAL 6-3111 WISCONSIN STATE JO0RNAL TUESDAY, MM 22, 1951 ocrattc attitudes throughout Jap- an was considerably expanded m 1950, according to a Motion Pic- flndio ture Export association report from •• Tokyo. • . Highlights For the past three years, the as- TUESDAY sociation, which represents Amer- Drama ica's major film distributors -in WIBA wise WKOW WIBU WBBM WENR-WLS WGN WMAQ 6 >m. — Mystery Theater Japan, has conducted an rfuca- 1U* k« • itTtko 124* ke IK k» ... 890 ko I 720 ka. no in (WBBM): "rhe Deserted Husband tlonal program, designed to drive home to the Japanese a fuller 1:00 Sunrlw • TOD o" tl»* Uncl* Julius • Silent Newi Roundup Capt. Stttbb* Norman Murder Case." 1:15 Frolla MoralDi Farm Hour • Bllent Newi Bob Metier Show .BOW . 7 p. m.—Caval- understanding of America and atusical • Ton in Land CM • Rural Jim Happy Haok The Bill •:4S Clock JJportl; Newi Weather MkU. Boundnp Norman cade of'America the American way of life. Using I I Oonwajr . Mem • Evi'ant Show ROM: Newi CWIBA): Robert select American motion pictures 7:0* Al«i Dreler * TOD o' Unrnlnx Corfu* Club * N»w»: Pton New* Breakfast Nawa Tour Young as Gen. as texts, a group of professional 7:15 Musical Clock • Newj- Serrlo* Patrick emit* Club. • Cliff „ Neunpor .TIP 0' THE MORNING: Look for "Mr. and Missis- 7:30 Jouma) N«»» • Too o1 MornlM Weather; coffee • News: We»ttt»r Gold Oout Breakian John wn Norman Bam Mark W. Clark lecturers has been on continuous 7:45 | Eddy Arnold I • Paulina Fred'* Club: Newt I • Farm Prollo ShoDplnx I Club Family Newi in "Top- Secret," sippi" to rise fast in the music tabulations.
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    December 25, 1961 D50 Cents MuJEICEILLBDAR WEEk Music- Phonograph Merchandising Radio -Tv Programming Coin Machine Operating Fewer Big Breakout Sides BILLBOARD PAGE ONE MUSIC WLGK PAGE ONE RECORD RECORDS As Mfrs. Key to Xmas Wax NEW YORK - Only 10 new tinued its strong sales pace across 1411:11 singles broke open across the the nation with albums by country this week as dealers, dis- Chubby Checker, Joey Dec, Ray tributors and manufacturers con- Charles and the Ventures moving * NATIONAL BREAKOUTS centrated on selling Christmas up and up. Demand for hot al- 1A.4 consumers. And bums and singles was so strong disks to eager MURRAY THE "K'S" BLASTS FROM THE PAST, Vari- eager. They were that many distributors ran short MONO Ts ous Artists, Chess consumers were s albums at a of wanted merchandise, making fai buying singles and TIME FURTHER OUT, Dave Brubeck Quartet, Columbia greetings healthy rate, with expectations dealers most unhappy. Many aé high that this December would presses worked around the clock turn out to be one of the best in to supply the demand the past and a big 1962 from years. week. The two -week semi -hiatus. course, of new releases is expected to end STEREO LP's CHRISTMAS MUSIC, Mantovani, London Christmas records, of BILLBOARDWEEK were big sellers, both new 1961 next week when manufacturers MUSIC product and the hardy perennials bring forth their strong single and The size of the "Who's Who of other years. The Twist con- album product for January. in the World of Music" sec- tion of this issue has necessi- * NEW AL4ivltt Li' 4 tated a reduction in the size of the regular news section.