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In January of this year. when TV- Radio Life Magazine's Tenth Annual Distinguished Achievement Awards were presented at a gala Hollywood Ad Club luncheon, the affair marked more than passing out of beautiful scrolls to a group of actors, actresses. show producers and station man- agers. It marked the end of a period of sorting, deciding, discarding, dis- suading and occasional dispute among the members of our staff. Webster has "award" as "to give by sentence or judicial determination." March 27, 1953 JACK WEBB EVE ARDEN DINAH SHORE

That entails a good bit of listening and watching, especially since the magazine's policy is to stimulate achievement by not allowing one TELEVISION AWARDS show or personality to win the same award twice in the same category. It NATIONAL meant recognition of "outstanding achievement" in the year just passed. MUSICAL Dinah Shore Show Television Awards COMEDY Ozzie and Harriet The Dinah Shore Show emerged DRAMATICS "Celanese Theater" as our award winner in the musical MYSTERY-DETECTIVE "Dragnet" category; not for the music alone DOCUMENTARY "Victory at Sea'• nor for Missy Shore's effervescent personality, but for general excel- NEWS "Camel News Caravan" lence of presentation and production CONVERSION, RADIO TO TV "Our Miss Brooks" and great originality. Production - NEW SHOW "Omnibus" writing-directing reins lie in the hands of one of Hollywood's most NEW CHARACTERIZATION "Mr. Peepers" capable, Alan Handley, to whom NEW PERSONALITY (Feminine) Martha Raye Dinah herself was first to give credit (Masculine) Donald O'Connor for her "distinguished achievement." Comedy. Drama, and **Dragnet" LOCAL ABC-TV's "Adventures of Ozzie and Harrier' received our award as the SPORTS KHJ-TV comedy show whose achievement was outstanding. Freshness of script EDUCATIONAL -Halls of Science" and character were enhanced im- PANEL "Juke Box Jury" measurably by the show's refusal to SPECIAL EVENT KNBH (Find Chadwick Swim) present married folks as bickering NEW PERSONALITY (Feminine) Roberta Linn enemies motivated by suspicion. The (Masculine) Liberace Nelsons are supported in this weekly half hour by their sons, Ricky and SPECIAL AWARD Klaus Landsberg David Nelson, both giiod juvenile ac- ("A" Bomb Telecast) tors with the same grasp of timing that marks their parents' comedic work. RADIO AWARDS ABC-TV's "Celanese Theater" was the fine dramatic show you used to NATIONAL see "live" out of New York on alter- nate Wednesdays. Maxwell Ander- SUPPORTING PLAYER (Feminine ) lrene Tedrow son, Philip Barry and other famous playwrights superintended the pro- (Masculine) Howard McNear duction of their own works for WRITER-ADAPTER Frank Galen "Celanese," and at least once an PRODUCER-DIRECTOR Elliott Lewis actress was flown in from England DOCUMENTARY "The People Act" when Pamela Brown starred in "Sky- lark" at the author's insistence and DRAMATIC "Best Plays" Celanese Corporation's expense. This NEW SHOW Bob and Ray series was indeed distinguished. NEW PERSONALITY Spring Byington Production heads used to be dis- tressed about Jack Webb's expensive insistence on authenticity, especial- LOCAL ly when certain metals and woods NEWS COVERAGE KECA were !patched for "Dragnet." But Jack's insistence, complete directori- NEWS PROGRAM "KFI Calling" al supervision, and starring of himself in this series based on actual case records from the files of the Los March 27, ; 953 Page Fifteen CHET HUNTLEY, HANK WEAVER, SPRING BYINGTON BOB ELLIOTT AND RAY GOULDING BOB GARRED

Angeles Police resulted in NBC-TV's CBS-TV's "Our Miss Brooks" is a Peepers," is outstanding, inimitable. excellent "Dragnet" dragging down rollicking, well-done comedy with completely lovable, and registers our 1952 mystery-detective award. solid characterization and story. TV - achievement in his portrayal of TV's best and newest. The Documentary Radio Life considered the Eve Arden starrer a most successful conversion Martha Raye has been around for Probably no documentary of our from radio to TV, with no violations a long time. The girl whose rubber TV time can touch NBC-TV's "Victory en route of miscasting or writing. face, pathos, great voice and fabu- at Sea." No other has been made in lous legs made her a picture and conjunction with the United States "Omnibus," "Peepers" and stage favorite actually bowed on TV Navy, from resources that spread Our Personalities in 1951. But 1952 was the year that over the writing of Henry Solomon. CBS-TV, with some $2,000,000 of saw Martha bend her talents toward famed naval historian; musical scor- Ford Foundation's money, debuted becoming an outstanding feminine ing by Richard Rodgers for the epi- "Omnibus," with something for every- uersonality on television, and for her sodes; and some 60,000,000 feet of one, in 1952. Culture with a capital ;TV coming of age, TV-Radio Life film from all countries, much of it C, but also with a divergence of fare saluteçl her. captured. Our 1952 documentary win- that literally results in a pleasing ner for distinguished achievement string of milestones presented in un- Donald O'Connor is another whose could scarcely be anything but "Vic- surpassed fashion. Even with the legs contributed materially to his be- tory at Sea." realization that it takes money like coming an outstanding personality on TV. The dancing O'Connor feet, in "Camel" and Comedy Mr. Ford's to gather unto TV such fare, it is impossible to consider any addition to his thespic, production Probably more than any other cate- and musical abilities, helped this gory, the news on TV has improved arrival in 1952 a better new TV show than "Omnibus." young performer ascend a real peak its coverage to the point where today of performance. a newspaper often carries old news. We were among first fans of NBC - Best example, we feel, lies in NBC - TV's "Mr. Peepers." When he de- Local Awards TV's "Camel News Caravan." Ac- parted from TV briefly, our staff On the sports scene, KHJ-TV, by claimed as Best News Program, it listed early among the protagonists virtue of clever planning and one nightly takes the viewer, via micro- who fought a network to bring him lucky break, triumphed in doing an wave, for a first-hand look across back. Wally Cox, who not only d'-es outstanding job. All the home games the nation. "Mr. Peepers" for TV, but is "Mr. of both the Stars and the Angels

PETER POTTER AND HIS "JUKE-BOX JURY" "VICTORY Al' SEA," NBC DOCUMENTARY GEORGE BARCLAY DONALD O'CONNOR MARTHA RAYE HELEN HAYES

were on Channel 9. With the NCAA Panels come and go, but there's who can ignore the rise in popular- games going to a network. KHJ-TV scarcely one that touches Peter Pot- ity of KTLA's Roberta Linn and promptly snapped up the lively Jun- ter's "Juke-Box Jury," seen on KNXT. KLAC-TV's Liberace, with, of course, ior College games as Friday night Star-studded, fast-moving, contro- the latter's brother George and fare. The SC-UCLA home basketball versial, and all under the hand of mother. They brought something spe- games were seen again on KHJ-TV. the amiable Pete, who presents rec- cial to TV's local scene during 1952 As part of an old Gillette contract, ords on TV in just as novel a fash- just by being themselves. That's dis- KHJ-TV was able to latch onto the ion as he devised for radio. After tinguished achievement in our 'book. World Series when NBC-TV got it for people said you couldn't play rec- TV-Radio Life, after carefully re- coast-to-coast coverage. When a ords on TV! Potter's panel we con- viewing the atomic explosion telecast union jurisdictional dispute kept sider a distinguished achievement from Nevada, second in a series of ABC's local outlet from carrying a in local entertainment. televised blasts, set up a special Rams away-from-home game, KHJ- When station manager Don Nor- award to present to Klaus Lands- TV reaped the spoils via DuMont man accepted the award for a "Spe- berg, general manager of statinn technicians. In addition, the busy cial Event" he said he was "prob- KTLA. All the seven TV stations in sports-minded station kept its own ably the poorest guy on earth to -be this area pooled money and resources boxing show on the air. accepting this." to bring viewers all over the nation Science. Stars and Something Special An explanation followed that first the picture of the bomb as it went An educational achievement of of all, staging a televised channel off. But someone with tremendous proportion lay in putting on TV swim took a program manager, a skill and determination had to ac- academics—and making it watch - crew of experts who lined up ocean - complish "the Impossible. Klaus able. KNBH did this, in conjunction to-shore telecasting la "first" tele- Landsberg answered this need, most with USC, in "Halls of Science." casting from the high seas), and successfully Everything from fats to rats to the finally Florence Chadwick herself to FEMININE SUPPORTING PLAYER action of our hearts, brain waves, swim it. On July 4, 1952, the sta- aviation, communication and a mi- Irene Tedrow is an actress whose tion knew of thèse difficulties, bal- every performance is a treat. Recog- •croscopic fossil world—to list but a anced them against the public's in- nition of her acting abilities began few of the fascinating subjects—was terest in seeing Florence's gallant try. prepared by USC scientists and pro- in college, and it's still prevalent. fessors, showcased by director Car- Two Naturals She created the role of "Mrs. Archer" roll O'Meara of the station, and pre- Making an award for the projec- on the "Corliss Archer" series. In ad- sented by KNBH as a "public tion of a pleasant, acceptable per- dition to situation comedy ("My service." sonality is a bit of lily gilding. But (Please Turn to Page 74)

ALISTAIR COOKE THE NELSON FAMILY

March 27, 1953 LIBERACE THANKS EVERYONE, including his mother and DON NORMAN, GENERAL MANAGER of KNBH, accepts 111111- blothef George, for his TV-Radio Life Distinguished 1111W the award for the telecasting of the first Catalina .Achievement Award. (NBC-Bailey photo.) Channel swim by Florence Chadwick.

TO THE inners!

Belong the Scrolls Which 'Ft .-Radio Life Presented at aHollywood Ad Club .1leet

the head table there were thirty-two pressions of happiness, and the winners. alongside Club president emcee's quips kept ripples and on- N JANUARY 19. 1952. TV. Jim Morgan. Club program chairman rushes of laughter piling up through- Radio Life accepted the in- Harlan Palmer Jr.. and Ralph Ed- out the entire ninety minutes. vitation of Hollywood Ad- wards. NBC's famous "Truth or Con- Besides the excitement attendant vertising Club to make for- sequences" and "This Is Your Life" upon the Award presentation there mal presentation of the emcee, who served as master of cere- was that generated by Lucy's baby. magazine's Tenth Annual monies for the presentation. which arrived only a few hours be- co .hed Achievement Awards. Bestowal of the parchments, beau- fore the luncheon. Eve Arden, in Gala meeting took place in Holly- tifully hand-lettered citations with accepting her Award, said, "I'm happy wood Athletic Club's Starlight Room. colorful borders accented by real for this, but there's another Award Many of the networks, stations and gold. went off like clockwork. Ac- over which I'm green-eyed with envy agencies made up special tables; at ceptance speeches were unstilted ex - . .. Lucy got it today!"

EVE ARDEN SEEMS pleasantly surprised before CBS's Harry JACK WEBB OF "DRAGNET" was not nearly as serious 4 API' Ackerman as she looks over her beautiful award. M e. in his acceptance speech of his award as he is on the famed NBC detective show UPPER LEFT, Spring Byington thanks one and all for her award. Upper right, Charles Hamilton of KFI accepts the award for "KFI Calling" from Ralph Edwards. Right, Irene Tedrow literally and figuratively walks away with her award. Lower left, KLAC's Liberace (right) and Jack Webb (left) help Dinah Shore admire her beautiful scroll. And lower right, Ralph Ed- wards rejoices with another winner, Elliott Lewis, for "Best Director." (Photos by CBS-Holmes and NBC- Bailey.) (Please Turn lo Puce 7:1

~~By Mildred Ross~~

ilk TENANT JOHN J. POOLE shook "hands" with the world's most unique landlord, Charlie McCarthy, in ADIO IN 1952 put up an one per cent less than everybody." the Hollywood studios of KBIG. On the energetic fight. Promotion A kaleidoscopic picture of radio in right, of course, is Edgar Bergen, legiti- departments mall the the past year would read something mate owner of the Sunset Boulevard major networks bravely like this: studios and off ces. chanted their battle cry with such . . . Anniversaries of note were slogans as: "America Is Sold on ABC," "Amos 'n' Andy," who celebrated "KNX Is the Most Listened-To Sta- Alp "AMOS 'N' ANDY" (Freeman Gos- twenty-five years of broadcasting. den and Charles Correll) cele- tion in Southern California" or "CBS and "One Man's Family," which brated their twenty-sixth season of Is the Stars' Address." chalked up twenty years of family laughs on radio in 1952. Their imper- It was a year full of contradictions. growth. sonations of "Amos," "Andy," "de King - Admittedly, nighttime ratings nose- fish," "Lightnin'," "Henry Van Porter" et .. . Hattie McDaniel, who brought dived, yet daytime listening reached "Beulah" to the airlanes, departed al. are world famous. •a, new high. (Obviously more people from us mortals, as did Barton Yar- listen to radio than look at TV during borough of "Dragnet" fame. working hours.) . .. Fatigue caught up with Walter Some shows and "name" personali- Winchell and he was absent from the ties shuttled back and forth between airlanes for many months. However, radio and TV like a cross-town sub- before the year was over, Winchell way. was back on the ether editorializing Amidst all the uncertainty, radio's in his own inimitable manner. panicky feeling toward TV subsided . .. Marilyn Monroe made her dra• in the year 1952. Radio's coffers were matic radio debut on "Hollywood overflowing; there was an abundancy Star Playhouse." But critics of the of sponsors; there were 105 million audio medium were unable to ap- radio sets in America; there was an average of Iwo and a half radios in preciate her thespian abilities. every home; radio still reached the . . . Tile trend of motion-picture largest audience at the lowest cost. personalities to star In radio stanzas Statistics claimed that "radio reached reached a new peak in 1952. Dana

lip WALTER WINCHELL, ONE OF THE NATION'S TOP NEWSMEN, resumed his place in the Sunday night radio picture after illness forced him to SEAMAN ANDREWS MAILED out take an extended leave of absence. Winchell's dynamic personality and "unique" advance promotional material on reporting have been listening musts for the radio audience for two decades the Navy and Marine Corps radio and W programs produced by the Armed Forces Public Information Office assisted by Audrey J. Verble, who obviously is not in their service.

11. Andrews, Marlene Dietrich, Charles was done in black ink, making owner Farrell, Doris Day, Spring Byington, John H. Poole's ingenuity pay off Humphrey Bogart, Lauren Baca11 and handsomeiy. (To obtain a stronger Douglas Fairbanks, Jr., were but a signal, he had the station's trans- few of the names found on tape. mitter built atop famed Catalina ... Wedding bells rang for vocalist Island.) f ib.. JACK McCOY, AN OLD FRIEND of radio, revived the famous Jo Stafford. and musicologist Paul . •. One program did great service Weston. Janet Waldo (Mrs. Bob Lee) "Breakfast in Hollywood" program, which for the morale of the mothers-in-law had been absent from the airlanes for had a first addition to the family, a in our country. "December Bride" boy. several years. Jack seems to have caught proved that the "dears" could be the spirit of the late Tom Breneman's . . . Mario Lanza's motion-picture amiable, fun-loving individuals. bosses virtually closed up shop on show and his success on "Breakfast" Parke Levy created the series, basing seems inevitable. his radio show when the singing find it on experiences with his own and the studio became involved in an mother-in-law, and bubbling Spring argument over his picture. Byington starred in the title role. -411p. "DECEMBER BRIDE" did more for the morale of mothers - in - law ... "The Big Show," a ninety-min- ... Radio was consistently high in than any other dramatic incident. Spring ute extravaganza, starring Tallulah its news reporting, public-service and Bankhead, was axed in '52. Byington (standing) plays the title role documentary programs. CBS, in co- while Doris Singleton and Hal March, .. . Interviewed by TV-Radio Life operation with the Ford Foundation. last May, Drew Pearson predicted respectively, play her daughter and son- presented "The People Act," a docu- in-lavv. Eisenhower as the next president. mentary of oitstanding calibre. .. . TV-Radio Life designated May Some peop ,e were of the opinion 26 as Al Jolson Day in commemora- that radio's coverage of the National tion of Jolson's anniversary. Every Political Conventions was more ade- radio station, through its disc jockeys, quate than that of television. Micro- paid a musical tribute to one of the phones penetrated wherever the po- foremost performers of our time. liticos gathered. Some of these areas ... Gene Autry, noted for his busi- were not accessible to the TV cam- ness acumen as well as his show- eras. Also, because of the prepon- manship, became owner of station derance of radio sets, there were KMPC along with Robert O. Reynolds more campaign speeches over the and Loyd Sigmon. kilocycles than on. the channels. ... The new KBIG was the success Radio's accomplishments in 1952 story of the year. Six months after proved without question that radio the station's debut, its bookkeeping held its own.

"THE PEOPLE ACT" PRESENTED BY CBS IN COOPERATION with the Ford Foundation was one of the most outstanding contributions to the radio scene in 1952. The series demonstrated how the citizenry of various communities throughout the United States .solved their local problems through self .11p. ONE OF THE MANY SCREEN help in the democratic way. Here the CBS reporters invade the timber country luminaries to be intrigued by the to documentize a stanza on the timber situation. tape recorder was glamorous Marlene Dietrich, whose transcribed radio ad ventures are heard via the CBS air lanes. I STEWART'S ROGUETTES BLEND their voices in song every aiW Tuesday on KTLA's "Ina Ray Hutton's All-Girl Show." Ricky Richesin is in the center, and clockwise, starting in the upper right, are Olive Ricé, Doris Kroman, Betty Bennee and Nancy Cameron. "DIXIE DAVE" MANNING conducts the "Dixieland Show" daily over KGFJ. Dave is also the man largely responsible for this extra-special Anni- versary issue of TV-Radio Life.

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AUF POPULAR STU WILSON and boss 111> TWO OF THE all-time favorites Allp. JIM McCULLA is the director of man John Poole here interview of show business are NBC's news for KMPC and was recently Gisele MacKenzie for KBIG, the Catalina Jimmy Durante (right) and his long- named as the newscaster who had given station specializing in news and music. time partner in song and dance, Eddie "The Best Consistent News Presentation Jackson. in 1952." r

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Performances by distinguished stars af stage and screen in adaptations of Broadway's outstanding hits have he_ped to make Theatre Guild on the Air radio's most awarded dramatic program. Each weekly program has enlivened the Sunday evening entertainment of millions of listeners. Many of the broadcasts have prompted Hollywood producers to turn the radio adaptations into successful motion picture scripts. A look back at afew of the past productions of the U. S. Steel Hour— each one amemorable broadcast—aptly demonstrates the standards to be attained and surpassed in the weeks to come.

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Rosemary LaPlanche (Koplan) » W seen weeklu in kM "Frank Wisbar Productions" "Strangler of the Swamps" "The Devil Bat's Daughter" • HARRY KOPLAN Meet the Missus Varieties—CBS (Radio) You're Never Too Old —TV Children Should Be Heard—TV What's the Question —TV

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~~3. I LOVE JACK 8( MARYANN A MYSTERY CAROLINA OWENS (Radio) AND THE WHOLE GANG FROM OUR TWO SHOWS COTTON~~

The JACK OWENS Show STAGE ON TELEVISION 4. THE WOMAN ON KECA-TV SCREEN Mon. thru Fri., IN 6:15 to 6:45 P.M. MY RADIO HOUSE — AND — (Radio) TELEVISION The JACK OWENS Show ON RADIO RODEO KECA AND THE ENTIRE ABC NETWORK Four Great MON. thru FRI., 12:30 to 1 P.M. CARLTON E. Calls on 90 M ILLION MORSE people 3 times weekly WE HOPE YOU'LL Production through Armed CONTINUE TO Features Forces Radio Service. andSTOP—LOOK LISTEN I * * * * * * * * *

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The Station of the LEE ERICKSON THANK YOU FOR American Horn e Best wishe.i THE AWARD if, you on your 13th BIRTHDAY Building better — CBS --- broadcasting for - NBC --- Southern California -TV and RADIO — STAGE — Howard McNear .1Ianagement Owned by the RAY COOPER John Brown Schools 6-9769

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~~SHOW Best Wishes From LURENE TUTTLE • KHJ-TV HALLMARK PLAYHOUSE RADIO STARS OVER HOLLYWOOD KLAC Congrats on your bi'111 RED SKELTON SHOW~~

DENNIS DAY SHOW ia rn e nu mber as ,uy REVERE PRODUCTIONS TV FAVORITE STORY IQ and shoe size . . NIAGARA-20th Foy NEVER WAVE AT A WAC Ind. Artists NBC-TV — "The Sky's the Limit" PICTURES GIVE A GIRL A BREAK MGM KFWB — "Bi/1 Leyden's Show" AFFAIRS OF DOBIE GILLIS MGM KTTV — "Bill Leyden's theater"

~~Page Twenty-six TV-RADIO LIFE MARCH 27, 1953~~

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RECIPE FOR A SUCCESSFUL TV-RADIO MAGAZINE: Lightly beat six writers into a batch of interviews with television and radio stars. Mix thoroughly with a liberal portion of human interest, a dash of humor and the spice of criticism. Fold in two dozen savory pictures, an equal number of fresh -cut captions, top with Evelyn Bigsby and serve to thousands under the cover of TV-Radio Life Magazine.

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(YOUR 31-YEAR-OLD) Queen of Chicago parks visits Four centuries and forty years Hollywood, and invites our ago today. Ponce de Leon landed Queen of this day to annual and founded St. Augustine. blossomtime festival in Chicago Queen visits America's oldest town.

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Commonwealth Government Queen and Consort tour ail Pan- and B C.P.A. host Queen and American capitals, from Mexico 1-A Clear Channel Station Consort for 2 week tour includ- City to Rio, to honor the anni• ing Sydney, Melbourne, Tas- .,ersary this day of the founding mania. of the Pan-American Union. WITH THE VERY BEST

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SUN MARDI 20 VALLEY 21 GRAS Today's Queen and Consort haie Special train takes Royal Party week's holiday in America's to New Orleans for week, ending ADIC) great year round resort in Idaho. on Mardi Gras Tuesday.

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Mary Clooney arid Les Brown and His Band of Renown. Wednesday, April 1—TOP TUNE TIME, (13), 830 p.m. Bob McLaughlin will present Champ Butler as his guest along . Previews w th a local high school. Thursday, April 2—CHANCE OF A LIFE- TIME, (7), 8:30 p.m. Eddie Fisher, popular recording artist, will appear as Dennis (D., Okla.) and Ralph E. Flanders James' guest. TIME CHANGES (R., Vermont) and Representatives Monday, March 30—THE BIG PAYOFF, (2), Richard Simpson (R., Pa.) and Herman 12 Noon. The Randy Merriman-Bess Myer - P. Eberharter (D., Pa.) discuss "Tax Re- WHAT'S PLAYING sun show shifts to KNXT from KNBH duction: How and When?" (Monday -Friday.) Sunday, March 29—WHAT'S YOUR BID?" Saturday, March 28 —ALL-STAR REVUE, (4:, 7:00 p.m. Sonja Henie presents her Monday, March 30—BURNS AND ALLEN, (7), 7:30 p.m. John Reed King, emcee, Ice Revue from the Shrine Auditorium. (2), 8:30 p.m. Burns and Allen switch with welcomes thirty Congressional Medal of Harp° Marx also appears. LUX VIDEO THEATER, which moves to Honor winners. Singer Jane Pickens also their old spot, Thursday, April 2, at appears. Sunday, March 29—THIS IS CHARLES 8:30 p.m. Sunday, March 29 —"THE PASSOVER OF LAUGHTON, (13), 10:00 p.m. The well- Monday, March 30—WINDOW ON WASH- REMBRANDT VAN RIJN," (4), 9:30 p.m. known actor tells the story of "The INGTON, (11), 7:30 p.m. Bill Henry's news In observance of the Passover NBC pre- Divided Horsecoth" as it was told by analysis moves from Channel 4 where he sents this special drama based on an In- professional bards 700 years ago. appeared at 11:00 p.m. Sunday. cident in the life of the great Dutch Sunday, March 29 —HOLLYWOOD OPEN- painter. Berry Kr oeger star s. ING NIGHT, (4), 10:30 p.m. Richard Carl- son and Marguerite Chapman co-star In WHAT'S NEW "My Boss and I," comedy of a fashion WHAT'S BACK photographer and his lady-boss. Monday, March 30—STAR SHOPPERS, (11), 2:00 p.m. Bill Welsh visits city markets. Sunday, March 29—FRED WARING SHOW, Monday, March 30—STUDIO ONE, (2), 7:00 Weekdays women shoppers will partici- (2), 6:00 p.m. Fred Waring and His Penn- p.m. "At Midnight on the 31st of March," pate in contests to receive merchandise. sylvanians return to TV scene after an tells the story of the last town on earth (Buwed March 23.) eight -week absence during which time and its townspeople. they toured fifty-eight Thursday, April 2—WE'RE HAVING A Monday, March 30—VICTORY AT SEA, (4), PARTY, (13), 0:00 p.m. Kathryn Steel will 7:00 p.m. "The Battle for Leyte Gulf," appear as hostess on this new musical shows the greatest battle of the Pacific program. Her imitations of well-known WHO'S GUESTING campaign. Richard Rodgers musical score singers are familiar to listeners. Saturday, March 2&—J AC KI E GLEASON backgrounds picture. Thursday, April 2—ACTION FISHING, (7), SHOW, (2), 8:00 p.m. Mel Torme, one of Monday, March 30—ROBERT MONTGOM- 9:00 p.m. Mac McClintock, host, presents the nation's leading pop singers, will ap• ERY, (4), 9:30 p.m. Robert Alda is pre- fish experts as guests, conducts a fishing pear as Jackie Gleason's guest. sented In -Tomorrow Will Sing," with - clinic and shows a short action film. Saturday, March 28—JUKE-BOX JURY, (2), Theresa Celli. Alda portrays a young (Debuted March 26.) 10:30 p.m. Peter Potter welcomes Art American flyer in Italy who helps to Baker who will air his opinions on mod- overcome the resentment of the native ern tunes. populace to American soldiers. WHAT'S SPECIAL Saturday, March 29—AMERICAN INVEN- Tuesday, March 31 —ARMSTRONG CIRCLE THEATER, (4), 9:30 p.m. Ruth Ford stars Saturday, March 28—SATURDAY NIGHT TORY, (4), 3:30 p.m. Famous artists Mil- in "House of Tears," supported by an FIGHTS, (7), 6:00 p.m. Ike Williams ton Caniff, Ellis Wilson, George Shellhas outstanding cast. trades blows with Vic Cardell. Bill Ster n and Budwin Conn explain the value of provides ringside description. art in rehabilitating neurotics. Wednesday, April 1—FAMOUS PLAY- HOUSE, (7), 7:00 p.m. Bonita Granville Sunday, March 29—AMERICAN FORUM, Sunday, March 29—CpM EDY HOUR, (4), (4), 11:30 a.m. Senators Robert S. Kerr 8:00 p.m. Bob Hope, star, welcomes Rose - (Please Turn la Page 66)

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't«e.e'd)-e.«%•-eht.0•Yelte~vent«v-Obtent~e4'04K~nte,tee.~Y- After inspecting the house where the atomic bomb was detonated last.week, civilian defense officials stated that any human being in that house would als Week in fi have been killed instantly.—T.H. Walter Cronkite

I think your telecast would be more (Before returning to New York, Mr. General \ interesting — also the Army might Cronkite paused long enough to give & Out of Focus ( Comment / learti- More — if a live person were the Hollywood press some of his per- used. sonal observatibns of the March 17 atomic blast.) If you would care to arrange it with the geol., I'd like to volunteer to sit The crack newsman, who gave the .1round TI Row in that house where the bomb is deto- introduction to "Operation Doorstep" nated?' and a running commentary of other Arthur Godfrey is undergoing sur- on-the-spot coverage of the momentous izery next May which will keep him The letter was signed by Joe event, based his belief that "some- off the airlanes for way, 1720 N. San Fernando Rd., Bur- thing unusual" happened in the St. four 'months. Robert bank, Calf. Landsberg did the only Patrick's Day test. 'Q. Lewis and Garry • thing he could do. He turned the matter over immediately to the Atomic 1. The explosion had a greater in- Moore will again tensity of radiation than normal for substitute for God- Energy Commission. this type of "shot." 'frey. . . . Bed But- On Sunday, two days before the tons, rising young blast, Joe Holloway, the human guinea 2. The radiation heat of the "shot" • TV comedian, enter- pig,- appeared with Ken Gram: on was much greater than anticipated. It tains at the National Channel Vs "Magazine of the Week" was impossible for troops or observers Press Club's Con- and repeated his offer. to enter the target area throughout gressional Dinner on the day. This was not all due to a He said that he felt he was not .March 31.... Spring "change in wind direction"'as was re- doing any more than the thousands of ported, Cronkite said. Garry Moore -is Just around the GI's who are over in Korea risking corner and to' prove 3. The force of ground vibration was their lives every day. A 4-F during it "Action rishinr-bows on Channel greater than experienced observers ex- World War II, he also stated that his 7 with Moe McClintoc.k, manager of pected and the sound of the explosion recent separation from his wife had pierpoint Landing, holding the spot- was far more intense than anticipated. nothing .tg 'do with his dramatic de- light on the show. .. . Frank Sinatra 4. TV coverage of the target area cision. . . has been inked to a Capitol record was disbanded for two reasons. Be- eontract. . . Paul Hartman, famed "I simply believe it is my patriotic tause of radioactivity the target area dance satirist, is set for film series dut-Y," the slim, slightly nervous Hollo- was "unsafe" for close observations entitled- "P-ride of the Family." . . . way explained. and then since the AEC was prepar- Rumor has it that Al Jarvis bows off Final result: Holloway was not used ing another A-bomb test to take place KECA-TV shore .. .Adell and Paul in the test. If he had been, he wouldn't within a few days after "Operation Masterson get a be around today. Doorstep" it was decided, for security baby sitter at 4:30 reasons, to conclude all further "pub- ntOnte."0-0-••&v.e',Oxentente-ede4",/),,,ei, a.m. so that they p lic" observations of the March 17 test. can get their § Mr. Cronkite concluded that if he's KECA airer on. at 5:30 a.m.... Gene § ever to see another atomic detonation he hopes it's under similar circum- Autry attributes § eetee.ged fifty per cent of stances.—M.R. his TV success to FEATURES Z his horse Cham- "Luigi" Resumes pion. .. . Jimmy Distinguished Aeh.. Wakely bows off Al JARVIS The video version of "Luigi" is Awards 'eüle Ptage 14 ï his KNXT airey slated to return in April. Romo Vincent and confines his activities to KNX ra- To the Winners Page 18 Y2 is being tested by Cy Howard for the dio. . . . Easter Sunday marks Fred Radio Looks Back role of Pasquale and Wally Cassell Waring's fifth year on CBS-TV. . . . § on '52 has tested for the title role. Gale Storm becomes Mayor of Sher- SportsSeen On Parade . Page 26 19- 4t,. man Oaks on April 11. Her co-star, Page 7 Charles Farrell, of "My Little Margie," Cooks Mixup is serving his third term as Mayor of ,z InSeen Looking On.: • Back Page 68 Palm Springs.—M.R. Copy under Ira Cook's picture was , inadvertently captioned as "Mort" Seen On . PagePagee 77779° Cook. Sorry, Ira we had our Cooks l'he Human Guinea Pig § Seen On ....._...... mixed. Page 81 4, Klaus Landsberg, as general manager and vice president of KTLA, re- § NEWS § ceives many. letters during a week's § Second Glances ( Comment) Ear, Eye Inspire Page 61 time. One of the most unusual he or 4 any other station chief will ever re- Fan_Faz Page 33 ceive arrived at his desk last week. , Flicker Fd're- --- - Page 43 Ire Point With Pride At the time Klaus was making prepa- Holland's Tunnel Page 48 rations for the now historic "Opera- § Lifelines Page 34 ... To Gil Martyn's adept handling tion Doorstep." On the Ball of interviews with A-bomb observers. The letter (which TV-RADIO LIFE Pick of the Pix Page 66 True, TV's coverage was a pooled ef- has- obtained exclusively 1 read as Page 45 fort. Chet Huntley, Walter Cronkite follows: Radio in Review Page 54 and others are to be commended for , Radio Precasts Page 53 their contribution, but Gil can take "Mr. Klaus Landsberg: the bows as far as we're concerned § TVThis Previews Week in TV Page .31 Mgr., ICTLA Page 30 "Operation Doorstep" was Martyn's fifth atomic detonation coverage and. In a recent Mirror article, I read that TV Program Finder Page 46 you are going to use life-size manne- if it can be said that one acquires Wrestling Page 66 (Continued on Next Page) quins in the next A•bomb test at Las Page Thirty-one Vegas. enexente-x-0-0-0x-enente-nete-0 -exe MARCH 27, 1953 TV-RADIO LIFE ance and want to look our best on This Week in TV—Continued TV, so here goes: DON'T: Wear rhinestones—they re- experience in such matters, he has flect light, and through one of the been well "conditioned." oddities of TV this is seen at home on Klaus Landsberg, too, is worthy of the screen as dark spots wherever the every accolade the public and industry reflected light hits. ... Insist on your has extended. It was a great disap- make-up being done the way you pointment to Landsberg when the AEC think best. Trust the professional forbade any camera closeups of the make-up artist. . . . Wear white—it targets. Because the target area was throws a dark shadow.... Wear your too radioactive a forty-eight-hour re- latest "Paris original" with the idea striction was put on any further TV of looking like another Duchess of coverage. It was with great reluctance Windsor.... Feel slighted if no make- that Klaus ordered his engineering up is applied to your youngster. Re- crew to dismantle the relay installa- member that children are "natural tions. subjects" and very seldom need any make-up to look their best. We View With Alarm DO: Wear any color except black, which tends to sharpen your features In case you haven't noticed it, and makes you look older. Also avoid afternoon shows on local TV have loud patterns in materials—plaids, fallen into a real rut. It seems that prints—they are too distracting. the good writers get inspirations only Please, men, do let the make-up ar- for the evening programs and the tist cover your beard with pancake cliches are allowed to run rampant on even if you've just shaved five min- the early p.m. offerings. How many utes ago. Sans pancake, you'll look household hints can be tossed at view- like you have a three-day growth of ers? How many recipes can they di- beard. gest? How many cloying and gush- ing social tea affairs can be crammed 1 2 3 4 Happy guestings! down their throats? It does seem that 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 there is room for a good, punchy, 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 and original show for afternoon TV 192021222324 25 He'll Ask for It that will talk up to the ladies and 2627282930 not treat them as women who weren't On Art Baker's ABC-KECA-TV show filmed here this week (and released even able to take care of their homes NBC's shapely Connie Russell doesn't and family until TV's advisors came elsewhere in the country in three seem to be bothered very much with weeks—what a pleasant switch!) a along. We may be wrong, but we have the problem of April's showers. a hunch the ordinary housewife is a ten-year-old boy is appearing to ask lot smarter than she's given credit for something. That something is very for—and we'd like to see someone on important—really a Someone, his TV come right out and admit that. However, Cooke soon gave up his mother, who has been missing from Now watch someone tell us that the desire to become an actor and de- home since March 21, 1952. mentality of the average television voted all his efforts to studying the Flying here from New York to be viewers is fourteen! This is one we United States t"I discovered that the on the telecast is Eddie Price of New won't swallow. And there won't be U.S. was as exciting as a nine-ring York, accompanied by his father. Ed- any significant program changes circus. And you can't be bored in a die wanted to appear on "You Asked made until somebody is forced to be- nine -ring circus. I knew that I would for It" because he and his mother al- lieve that TViewers can be smart never be bored here. And I knew that ways used to look at Art Baker's enough to stop watching the old-hat I had discovered my career, interpret- program and because Eddie still stuff. ing America to the British people"). thinks that there's a chance his mother might still be a fan and thus re- His weekly radio talks to Britain ceive his plea. ("Letters From America") won him the coveted Peabody Award. Since Arrangements for the unique appeal Off Lens (Personalities ) 1945, he has been the chief U.S. cor- resulted from a letter sent to the pro- respondent for one of Britain's lead- gram by Harry IL Rosenthal of Phila- ing newspapers, The Manchester Guar- delphia's Jewish Community Rela- dian, for which paper he writes five tions Council. It read: Alistair Cooke dispatches each week on whatever "Dear Mr. Baker: subject attracts his interest. His "Will you help a ten-year -old boy Alistair Cooke, the urbane guide to trenchant observations are drawn from whose heart is literally breaking be- the varied elements that compose the every phase of American life that cause his mother, to whom he was so ninety - minute program, CBS -TV's catches his perceptive eye—from geog- closely attached, has been missing "Omnibus," invests the role of master raphy to bathtubs—and are put down since March of last year? Little Eddie of ceremonies with a quality as rare in characteristic Cooke style. Price is asking that you make an ap- and hard to define as it is desirable: peal on your program in the hope "class." that his mother, Mrs. Sylvia Price, Mr. Cooke, who has been described may hear him or that someone who as "easily one of the most literate About Studio has seen his mother may be able to emcees on TV," has a deep respect On Lens ( Happenings help him find her. for the intuitive discrimination of U.S. "Little Eddie pines for his mother. audiences and believes that no sub- He roams the streets looking for her. ject is in itself dull. Only its method He feels that if she would only see of presentation can sometimes be so TV Make-up him and hear his plea, she might re- described. turn. This is the hope that keeps the The British-born commentator, who (Cora Galenti, one of Hollywood's little fellow going. has lived in America since 19 ,7 and leading beauty consultants, gives TV- "So—he asks that you show his who became a U.S. citizen in 1941, is Radio Life readers some tips on the mother's picture to the public, there- a well-qualified interpreter cif the proper make-up for television.) by keeping alive the hope in him that American scene. His careful and pene- It seems that everyone's going on some day soon he will be reunited trating studies of America began in television these days. The public is with her. He knows that she wouldn't 1932 when—as a Cambridge graduate having a gay time guesting on panel turn him down if she knew how much —he came to Yale University to fur- shows, musicals, cooking shows and he needed her. Won't you help him? ther his interest in the theater. public-service programs. Naturally, "The reason I'm asking you is that Eddie and his mother never missed Pogo Thirty-two we're all concerned with our appear- TV-RADIO LIFE MARCH 27, 1953 AEC Official Gives TV-RL Fan Fax.

(FAN FAX is an exclusive TV-Radio Life column for the many TV and radio fan Background on A-Bomb clubs. It will appear periodically on our pages. If you are a Fan Club official or member and wish to have information print•d in this column, send it to FAN FAX, TV-RADIO LIFE, 6361 SELMA AVE., Charter Hestep of the Atomic Energy Commission HOLLYWOOD 28, CALIF. We will try to Explains How the Telecast of the Atomic Bomb Was print as much material as possible.) Here are three more wrestling fan Started,ItsPurPose,Some of the Restrict ions and Other clubs: Sandor Szabo Fan Club (adult division), c/o Mrs. Gertrude Irwin, 2615 Information on Future Telecasts and Atomic Warfare Santa Monica Blvd., Santa Monica, Calif.; Sander Szabo Teen Ager Club, do Miss Janet Bailey. 2955 Mayfield (The following is an exclusive in- results of this you are now witness- Ave., La Crescent«, Calif.; and Jerry terview which TV-RADIO LIFE re- ing here in Las Vegas. Christy Fan Club, c/o Betty Guerrero, porter Ted Hilgenstuhler conducted Q.—How soon will the cameras be 849 E. 78th St., Los Angeles 1, Calif. with Charter Heslep of the Atomic able to trove into the forward area "I would like to fake this oppor- Energy Commission from the Desert after the olast? tunity to thank you on behalf of 'The Inn, Las Vegas.) A.—We hope it will be from five to Octavettes' for the swell story on Q.—Since arriving here in Las Vegas seven hours, depending on the con- George Liberace," writes . Theresa I have heard this atomic-bomb opera- ditions. (Actually, the cameras never Marie Plant, vice president of "The tion caller:1 .a, lot of different names. did move into the forward area be- Octavettes." What is the official name? cause changing wind conditions pre- Mary Lee Schaefer, 1295 S. Cochran vented the AEC from giving clearance Ave., Los Angeles 19, Calif., the presi- A.—There is no official name. If the to the TV crews.) dent of Roberta Linn's fan club, re- papers want to call it "OPERATION DOORSTEP," that's all right with us. Q.---Was the pre -dawn time for the ports that she had over 150 replies in actual blast chosen for technical rea- response to a few lines included in our Q.—This is a self-evident question, sons or because they wanted to let FanFax column recently. The first but just for the record, what is the the large East Coast audience have a anniversary of the Roberta Linn fan purpose of this test? better time for seeing it? club will be celebrated May 23. During - A.—The Federal Civil Defense Com- A.—No, that's not true. The time for the past year the club has had a re- mission came to us for help. They said the blast was set for purely scientific markable growth, due mainly to the they were handicapped. They were reasons. hard work of its officers. having a difficult time actually con- Q.—Will any live animals be used This letter is a long one. However, vincing the American people of how in the operation? because it contains some pretty solid important ci --ilian defense really was advice for fan clubs, we are deviating in this atomic age. They asked us if A.—We always use some animals from our policy and printing it in its another atomic bomb could be shown in these atomic tests. entirety. It comes from Mary E. Halde- on TV and heard on the radio, em. Q.—Will the AEC sanction any spon- man, 1311 Palm, San Gabriel, Calif.: phasizing the importance of Civilian sors for the telecast? "It has been interesting to read the Defense. We told them it could. The A.—The networks wanted sponsors. comments pro and con about fan The AEC could not grant this request. clubs. I say it all depends on the The "live.' on -the-spot telecast cannot group. I am the adult advisor of 93 be sponscred. Anything after that— teen-agers who have banded together This Week in TV—Continued meaning kinescopes, films, .etc.—is to encourage Leighton Noble, band. strictly up to the individual stations. leader on "Bandstand Revue," and Ro- The AEC does not object to sponsor- land Ross, rising vocalist. These are not your program on ABC and liked you ship for kinescopes or films of the silly, screaming youngsters but very Immensely. Perhaps your show might operation. intelligent young people who have se- bring her to him." Q.—Do you think any security to our lected these two personalities not only ABC believes this is the first time national defense will be threatened by because of their music but because of such a plea has been telecast. If it is televising this event? their presentation and popularity. We successful, there will be a jubilant have entertained Leighton and Roland time. There seems to be but one little A.-1f we had thought that, we several times and they have been a would never have permitted any tele- possibility for slip-up. Suppose the wonderful example to the young vision. We are not permitting any missing mother is in Los Angeles, sees people of manners and courtesy. They telescopic lenses to be used. the program and becomes reunited have answered intelligently the young- with her family.. "You Asked for It" Q.—Do you know, or have you heard, sters' questions and given sound ad- will have to do. some tall hustling to of any sa Dotage? vice about musical careers. Our entire insert a new spot in the program be- A.-1 have not heard of any, and do group has really gained by our asso- fore the rest of the United States sees not expec any. ciation through the club and it has it. Q.----Could you explain why Klaus been a revelation to the parents to Landsberg was selected to do the job know that these TV artists can he Signs of the Times instead of the telephone company? even nicer than they appear on TV. A.—Plecise, don't get me involved In A word of advice to other fan clubs who would strive toward the success The effects of "Lucy's" top rating that. we have attained: (1) Have a real or- is making the department stores think Q.—Wil' future atomic tests be tele- twice about keeping open on Monday (continued on Next Page) vised? nights. A.—We know of no other plans at THANKS, MRS. KENSRUE The nation-wide freeze that sets in this moment. Monday nights as America settles "We received our •COLORVISION' yester- down to enjoy "I Love Lucy" has had Q.—Do you think the Russians are day and will say we are very happy with I. • as advanced in atomic knowledge as Our neighbors are excited and want one t o. . a chilling effect on the business of And we are so thrilled with the effects of the " we are? picture. 1 want to order four more. I .just stores open at that time. As a result, can't say in words how much pleasure there is a trend throughout the country A.—I can only tell you what the "COLORVISION" brings. Thanks very much. to move "Open Monday Night" to an- Chairman of the Atomic Energy Com- I remain, MRS. ALMA KENSRUE, lITO HARDT ST., SAN BERNARDINO, CAL." other day in the week. Store owners mission has already made public. We (Only one of many letters on file. unsolicited.) have found it not only pleases em- have a substantial lead over the Rus- SEE -Col,t)RVISIGN" AD UN PAGE - ployees and customers but has proved sians in the military application of profitable. the atom. We hope to stay that way. Page Thirty-three MARCH 27, 1953 TV -RADIO LIFE

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ganization with an adult advisor so BY EVELYN BIGSBY that you have consent and co-operation of parents. (2) Really try to help your honoree by mail and encourage- OUTSIDE HOLLYWOOD PANTAGES THEATER it was raining while film- ment but do not hinder him or her by dom's "greats" assembled .for the Academy Awards presentation. Inside it was mobbing them in public or telephon- warm and comfortable. The stage, with its impressive columns, its pretty ing them. (3) Take advantage of such pink flowers, and its giant blue-tinted cake with pensive Oscar on top and columns as are found in TV-RADIO gleaming statuettes circling the bottom, was a Hollywood "production." Ladies LIFE for gaining members and pass- in lavish gowns and men in tuxedos ing news." Pretty sound advice, we (even the cameramen) comprised a think. brilliant audience. vice-president John West brought out Margaret Tierney, 2536 E. 96th St., the importance of this feat the day Chicago, Illinois, writes us: "I would BUT IN THE NERVE CENTER OF after the Awards event, when he said like to know if there is any address the huge theater it was hot. Hot and it proved beyond a doubt that a big of the Hopalong (Bill Boyd) Cassidy hectic. The entire two-hour telecast, telecast could be run from a differ- fan club?" We have none listed here, as you probably know, was rutz from ent aplace than that of program origi- but perhaps some one of our readers a small room which was converted nation. In other words, NBC Hollywood might know and drop Margaret a line. from an organ loft into a control could mastermind a program emanat- "Since Tony Lovello is now in the booth. In these cramped quarters re- ing from NBC Burbank studios and posed all the TV equipment and nine army, we really need to get behind think nothing of it. (Commercials have him,' says Barbara Bestland, president men: two video engineers, a field su- been done from Burbank and inte- pervisor, technical director, audio di- of the Lovello-ettes, 2200 N. Orchard grated with live originations in Holly- Dr., Burbank, Calif. rector, a stand-by maintenance man, wood, but so far, not a whole show.) William Bennington (director of the "We. the entire membership of the APPROXIMATELY FIFTY NBC PER- program) and two associate directors, 'Meet Millie TV Fan Club,' urge you to SONS worked on the big Awards pre- John Rich and Dick Weinberg. use your good influence to keep this sentation, which went out both radio show running on and on and on." NEVER ONCE DURING THE EN- and TV. Bennington himself spent TIRE telecast did these men see the three weeks exclusively on prepara- "The Jerry Christy fan club is hav- stage. In the booth they saw nine tions, stayed up all night several ing a membership drive." writes Tillie pictures from the nine cameras sta- times, got to bed at 3:00 a.m. the day Macias, Route 2, Box 1693, Oxnard, tioned in the theater and from what of the show and reported back to the Calif. they saw on these screens, the di- theater at 6:00 a.m. to work through Richard Knapp, 2223 N. Fair Oaks rector and his aides chose their shots until 9:30 p.m. Several engineers Ave., Altadena, Calif., would like to and wrapped up their telecast. NBC started placing equipment even earlier join a club for Nina Bara or Ed than 6:00 a.m. Kemmer. ALL THIS WORK PAID OFF. Tele- (Editor's note: Because we want to casting of the Awards was unani- be fair to both the clubs, the stars, and mously considered a huge success. the prospective members, and in order Only criticism was on the commer- not to show partiality, FAN FAX never cials, an opinion with which this re- favors one club over another. Conse- porter is in accord. I realize the pre- querrly, we merely publish various re- sentation cost lots of money, but it quests, and then let the respective fan seems to me that the sponsor is, shall clubs take the necessary action. This we say, well enough established to is especially so when a star has two or have used some restraint both in num- more clubs—as is true in many cases. ber and length of plugs. Just as much We want to thank you for your could have been accomplished by writeup on our star, Korla Pandit. All prestige copy and short, pleasant ref- interested in helping get - Korla back erence to products. on TV write to Daisy Ciocca, 13540 MOST OF THE STARS WHO WENT Muscatine St., Pacoima, Calif., or Gwyn on camera seemed to feel well satig- C. Beck, 1406 1/2 S. Ramona Blvd., San fied with the results. I heart" that Gabriel, Calif." Mary Pickford was sufficiently pleased Want to join a club for Sam Nichols, to remark that she woulin tmind go- western vocalist? Write to Pat Garner, ing on TV again. Director Bennington 21843 Salmon Ave., Long Beach, Calif.' told me that NBC tried to do every- Edna Jelinek, 4708 W. 168th St., thing it could to favor the stars being Lawndale, Calif., wants to start a club TV'eed and it's evident the efforts for Nina Bara. were rewarded. Only color TV could have added the plus—the luscious LIFE with ELIZABETH pink of Janet Gaynor's lovely gown, PULLED the show out of the five- starring the attractive blue of Mary Pickford's minute time lapse and back onto dress, the coral of Greer Garson's for- schedule. But until he did, the boys BETTY WHITE mal against her red hair. in the booth sweated it out, both liter- featuring BENNINGTON TOLD ME AFTER tho ally and figuratively. They must havo been terribly uncomfortable trying to DEL MOORE telecast that the first thirty minutes of the program were the hardest. work in tuxedos. Two electric fans Somewhere they lost five minutes, and didn't do much of a job to ease the KLAC-TV at one time he was so disturbed he room's closeness, • accidentally knocked his stop watch WHEN 7. ASKED BENNINGTON off the table. This might have been about his tuxedo, he only laughed and serious if a co-worker hadn't had an- said, "I didn't wear one. Neither did other timepiece keeping tab. I asked John Rich. You see, we both got so Bennington how nearly the telecast busy we couldn't even get across the had come to his ideal. He modestly street to the Plaza Hotel where our CHANNEL 13 said he had aimed at perfpction and tuxes were hanging, waiting for us. guessed he had missed by C...1 per cent. So we did the show in our shirt- Page Thirty-four INCIDENTALLY, BOB HOPE sleeves." TV-RADIO LIFE SATURDAY tti LOGS March 28

Information geeeived From Stations 9 Fearless Fosdick-30m. 13 Hometown Jamboree-60m. With Mlle Stone, Tennessee Ernie, Subject to Last Minute Change 11. Comedy Cameos-15m. Molly Bee. Bucky Tibbs, Joan Classic movie Comedic , O'Brien and the McQuade twins. 13iFilm Short-15m. See Page 37 for 9:00 A.M. to 8:00 2 Jackie Gleason-Variety-K- 4:45 11 Auction City-15m. Guest: Mel Torme. 5:00 P.M. Daytime Log Listings With Sam Mannis. 4 A Question of Truth-30m. 5:00 2 Saddle Tales-75m. Melvyn Douglas stars. e Indicate8 New Progra ii 4 Telefeen Reporter-30m. 5 Spode Cooley-Variety-60m. Indicates Microwave Featuring teen-age revue with emcee. 7 Boxing Interviews-15m. Indicates Kinescoped Al Burton. 8 Groucho Marx-Quiz-30m. 5 Man's Best Friend-Pets-30m. With the "You Bet Your Life" quiz. 10:00 5 News; Music-30m. iVith Herb Wegner. 7 Thrill Theatre-30m. 8:15 7 Hank Weaver-Under the 7 Paul Whiteman's TV Club-K- Pepper Trees-15m. "Hex and Hint>" .oaturing teen-age musical. 10:15 7 Test Pattern -30m. 8:30 4 My Hero-Comedy-30m. 8 All Star Revue-K-60m. Robert Cummings. 10:30 5 Giant Movie-One-60m. 9 Immy O'Toole-30m. 7 H'wood Legion Bouts-2 /12 hrs. ..sy Irving with Tininof and Sally. 10:45 8 Televespers-15m. 8 I Love Lucy-Comedy-30m. 11:00 7 Rootie Kazootie-30m. 13 Saturday Matinee -85m. Lucille Ball and Desi Arnim Songs audience pa t•t ic ipat i on, movie 5:30 4 Animal Panel-30m. 9 TV Juke Box-30m. and a 3-minute playlet. With Jack McCoy. Frank Carroll and music. 8 Smilin' Ed McConnell-30m. 5 The Fighting West - 60m. 13 Film Playhouse-90m. 11:30 4 Cinema Carnival 7 Space Patrol-K 9:00 2 Our Miss Brooks-Comedy- 5 Smilin'. Ed McConnell-30m. 9 Action Theatre-60m. Starring Eve Arden. 7, 8 Sky King-30m. 6:00 4 Your Show of Shows-M-90m. 4 T‘‘I:Ifedti ky's the Limit-30m. "one for the Money." Leyden, Quizmaster and Sand, sol Lacsa , sud Imogene Coca. Bill 12:00 5 Giant Movie-Two-60m. 7 Sat. Night Fights-M-60m. 5 Big Sat. Nite Movie-90m. 7 Sagebrush Theatre-2 /12 hrs. ke Williams vs. Vic Carden with 8Reatie Kazootie-Kids-30m. ,low by blow descriptions by Bill 8 Burns and Allen-Comedy- 11 Test Pattern. item. 9 Gift for Gab-30m. Vern Vihlene introduces contestants 12:30 8 This is Your Life -30m. 8 Beulah-30m. undergoing specialized speech With Ralph Edwards. I.ouise Beavers stars. training who compete for prizes. 12:55 11 KTTV News-5m. 11 Red Ryder Feature-60m. 11 Life Begins at 80-Panel-K- 2 Income Tax Survey-15m. Jack Barry, Georgiana t:arhart and 12:45 445tate Income Tax -15m. 6:15 Fred Stein and guests revive ancient 11 Afternoon Serenade-10m. 6:25 13 Late News-5m. snug.. 1:00 4 Farms and Gardens-30m. 6:30 2 Meet Millie-M-Comedy-30m. 9:30 2 International Wrestling- Agricultural tips and and new s. ith \e•rdir- , Front 1he Va I ley Gardens Arena, 5 Giant Movie-3-75m. North Hollywood. 8 Armed Forces Talent Patrol Movie Titles - - Page 43 4 All-Star Revue-K-60m. Steve Allen with Armed Forces Sonja Henie's ice revue from Shriiir Talent. Auditorium and Harpo Marx. 1:13 11 Afternoon Serenade 5 Movie Theatre-90m. 8 Chevron Theatre-30m. 1:25 11 KTTV News. 8 Jackie Gleason-Variety-K - 11 Mystery Theater-60m. 1:30 4 Big Picture-Documentary - June Taylor dancers and weekly 9 Mystery Theater-30m. guests. "The Famous Third Ariti>.•' 13iStaurday Whoop-De-Do-60m. 9 Momentos Alegres-30m. With (Aline Stone. 8 Wrestling Films-60m. fop entertainment from Latin 11 Saturday Afternoon Movie- American world. 10:30 2 Juke Box Jury. 2:00 4 Cinema Carnival-90m. Peter Potter and guests rate latest 13 Who Knows This?-30m. records. Appearing are John Evans, 2:15 5 Giant Movie-4-90m. High school studests speak on rill, Phillia Kirk, Johnny Johnston, Jack 2:20 7 Set of Seven-10m. •ational subjects with guests. Bailey, Cass Daly. 2:30 7 Campus Farmers-30m. 7:00 2 Quiz Kids-30m. 4 Cinema Carnival-75m. Horticulture Demonstrations. 7 Texas Wrestling-60m. 5 Sat. Night Movie-75m. 8 I Married Joan-Comedy-30m From the Dallas Sportatorium. 9 Mystery Theatre -75m. Starring Joan Davis in comedy 11 Saturday'Startime-30m. series. • 9 Feature Theater-90m. 11 Film Featurette-30m. 10:45 9 Charles Anton-30m. 2:45 11 Saturday Afternoon Movie- 13 Dinner Theater-30m. 11:00 7 Major Movie Theater-75m. 3:00 7 Stu Erwin Show-30m. litiO series. 8 Danger-30m. With Stu Erwin and June Eoll3'el". The Erwins air a battle on women's 7:30 2 Hollywood Road to Fame- ' 11 Murder Before Midnight-60m. rights in "Great Debate." ru . with group of hopeful talent. 13 Late News-5m. 8 Date With Judy-30m. 4 Hit Parade-Music-M-30m. I 11:05 13 Owl Movie 3:30 4 American Inventory- 30m. America's top tunes, teaturmg 111:30 8 Hit Parade-30m. Artists, Milton Caniff, Ellis Wilson. Snooky Lanson, Dorothy Collins , Dorothy Collins, Snooky Lanson iieorge Shellhas and Btidwin Coon and June Valli. , and June Valli. show the value of art as therapy in 8 Bell Buttons Show-30m, 11:45 5 Final Edition-10m. relieving nervous tension. 11 1First Run Movies-90m. I Toni Hatten reports. 7 Beulah-30m. Starring Louise Beavers. 01111111111111888/1111M11111111111111111111111•81111111111111 118181118. 1• 11111111111R 1111111111 • 111111111 • 11 % 8 Fireside Theatre-30m. 3:45 5 Giant Movie -5-75m. 2 FULL YEARS DAY OR TV SERVICE AGREEMENT 4:00 4 Outdoors with Wangenheim 7 Western Theatre-60m. • • All Parts • Inc. Picture Tube • Work Guaranteed ALL 8 Super Circus-K-30m, it • Expert Technicians • 10,000 Members FOR 9 This Is Your Navy-30m. • • Prompt Service ONLY 3 A report on our navy's activities. • County Wide $30 • • Since 1949 /1 How Does It Work?-30m. MAIL COUPON FOR INFORMATION AND FREE GIFT! With Arnold Pike. Compton High School demonstrates "Carbon." ▪111 ' Name El 4:15 2 Program Previews-15m. Addres:, City TV 13ePublic Service Film-15m. Phone No. 4:30 2 Learning, '53-30m. 4 Dick Tracy-30m. • TELEVISION INDUSTRIES, INC. HU. 2-3341 4031 WILSHIRE BLVD • 8 Trouble With Father-30m. là118111111111113111111•1119111L11111111111111811111td1111111118191111111.1111111 (311111111111 /11(911111113 • 0

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in formation Received From Stations 2:15 13 Sunday Matinee -75m. 7 Seminar-30m. Subject to Last Minute Change 2:30 4 This Is the Life -30m. "What Social Classes Owe To Each "Pra s Cr.'' Other," by William Grahath Sumner. se Indicates New Program M Indicates Microwave 9 Feature Film-75m. 11 Bishop Fulton J. Sheen-K.,- K Indicates Kinescoped 11 Jalopy Derby-2'2 hrs. "I.ife Is W ort II Living." 3:00 2 You Are There -30m, 8:00 7 Test Pattern-15m. 13 Short Story -30m. 4 I'd Liiceeto Know-60m. 7:30 2, 8 What's My Line?-M-30m. 8:30 4 ,fPassover of Rembrandt Van for Nlayor of Los An- Moderator Jonn Daly with pano•list. Rijn-30m. geles answer solids' questions. Arlene Franc's. Dorothy Kilgallen. Starring Barry hnicety'. Hal Block and Bennett Cerf. 7 Travelcade of Youth - 30m. 8:15 7 Inspirational Guest Hour - Music, inspirational messages and 4 Mr. Peepers-K -30m. guest speakers. Starring Wally Cox. 9:00 4 1 Palm Sunday Service From Philadelphia's fabernael 8 Canine Corner-30m. Lutheran (hutr ch. 11 Jalopy Derby-2 hrs. 5 "The Movies"-90m. 9:15 7 God's Story Book-15m. 3:15 5 Twin Movie-90m. Barbara Ann Bread and Star Kist Tuna bring you "Man Bair' with 9:30 7 Inspirational Guest Hour - 3:30 2, 8 See It Now-M-30m. George Brent and Marguerite Chap- Editor-Narrator Ed Murrow SS ith man. 9:40 11 KTTV News-5m. people and places that make the 9:45 8 Film Short-15m. headl ines. 7 What's Your Bid -30m. 11 Sunday Theatre 7 Sunday Serial-30m. .1,1111 Bred King, emcee and guest Jane Pickens honor 30 congressional 10:00 4 Youth Wants to Know-30m. 13 Sunday Matinee-2 hrs. medal of honor winners. 3:45 9 Feature Film-90m. 8 Let There Be Light-30m. 11 Sunday Feature Theatre-60m, 21 Test Pattern-45m. 4:00 2 Cavalcade of Books-30m. 13 Movie of the Week-90m. Georgiana Hardy and Everett Noon- 4 Frontiers of Faith-30m. 7:45 13 Surprise Theater-75m. 7 Cactus Playhouse an. 3 Frontiers of Faith-K-30m. 4 Kukla, Fran and 011ie-K- 8:00 2 Jimmy Wakely Show-30m. 7 Your Sunday Matinee -60m. 4 The Comedy Hour-K-60m. 10:45 2 Program Previews-15m. 8 Roy Rogers-30m. Hop, siar s illt - It oseinars 9 In the Public Interest-15m. Clooney, I.es Brown. 4:30 2, 8 Private Secretary 'Visit to Corinth-30m. 13 hit Ann r u 7'770 Forum-30m. 11:00 2 Sunday Morning Show-60m. lita it clerk's union. 4 Zoo Parade-K-30m. 5 In God We Trust-60m, 8 Mr. Peepers-K -30m. Marlin Perkins explains "Animals 7 Church in the Home-60m. t send ness to Man.' 8:15 7 Income Tax Round Table - 4, 8 Mr. Wizard-Science-K- 8:30 2 This Is Show Business-30m. 9 Church of the Open Door- I it ton Fad i inaii. host, ss ith gue sts. Movie Titles - - Page 43 Joan Bennett. Kathryn Lee and 11 Great Churches of the Golden Mary Platt, .luy Lay, rcnçe and Nor- West-60m. man Brooks. \\:111 Bev. Clifton Moore from the 4:45 5 Movie Theatre-75m. 7 Both Sides-30m. First Baptist Church of Los Angeles. 5:00 2 Blue Flame Theatre-30m. inn ocy ilrriu, moderator, "Tide- lands Oil Issue." 13 Public Serv. Film-15m. 4 Hallmark Hall of Fame -K- 8 Wisdom of the Ages-30m. 11:15 13 Sunday Morning Movie-75m, 7 Comedy Curtain Call-K-30m. The Chimps: "Africa Squawks" and 11 Film Feature-30m. 11:30 4 American Forum of the Air. "Aping in Hollywood." 9:00 2 Toast of the Town -Variety - S Western Theatre-60m. 8 Comedy Hour-K-60m. K-60m. 11:45 13 Sunday Morning Movie- I d Sullivan 'guests, Roberta Peters. flex Harrison, Lilli Palmer and 12:00 2 U.N. This Week-30m. 11 Captain Midnight-30m. Burl Ives, Debbie Reynolds, the 4 Cinema Carnival 'Mysterious Island'' - Chapter 2 N'ienna Choir Boys and Dave Burns. 5 Movie Theatre-60m. "Flaming Death." 4 Goodyear TV Theater-K - "wish On the :Moon" With Phyllis 7 Lundberg Show 5:10 13 Late News-5m. with Dan Lundberg, Kirk and Eva Nlaric Saint. 5:15 9.'Church of Churches S Bandstand Revue-60m. 9 Let's Go to the Movies-75m. 13 American Legion Program lincee Harry Babbitt and Leighton 11 ‘fVoluntarily Speaking-15m. Noble's ouch. Jr. League. 5:30 2 Palladium Party-30m. ith Jan Garber and his orchestra. 7, 8 Walter Winchell-News-K 12:15 11 PolyzoicWs, Foreign Editor - 11 Front Page Detective-30m. Weekly political anal ses. 4 Tex Williams Show -60m. 11111111,1 I ,,,t• Hicks 12:30 2 Light of Faith -30m. 5 Film Featurette-30m. 7 Faith for Today-30m. 7 Tootsie Hippodrome Kids-K 13 Freddy Martin Time-60m. 11 Comedy Cameos-15m. 11 Garden Chats-30m. 9:15 7 Mayor Bowron-15m. omedies. 13 Film Short-30m. 8 TV Playhouse-60m. 13 Freedom Forum -60m. 1:00 2 State of the Union-M-30m. with Freeman Lusk. 9:30 7 Straight From Shoulder-30m. 5 Western Theatre-60m. Dr. James Fifield, Jr., moderates. 5:45 11 Film Featurette-45m., . 7 Western Film-45m. 11 Rocky King, Detective-K- Starring Bosco,' Karns in "The 8 Captain Midnight 6:00 2, 8 The Fred Waring Shów- \viol I ro,1 Waring and IIi. l'enn- Abandoned House." 11 Auction Park-30m. s Ivan ia os. 10:00 2 Bachelor's Haven-30m. 13 Sunday Matinre-75m. 5 Wild Bill Hickok-30m. 4 The Doctor-Drama-30m. 1:15 9 Feature Film-75m. 7 Earl Scheib Theatre-60m. "1.tinch,,,ii al Casi'y'ti.” 1:30 2, 8, Omnibus -M-90m. 11 Twenty Questions-Quiz-K - 5 Magazine of the Week -45m. Ethel Rai ry ¡no le n "Lord RITnn's Florence Itinard, Herb Polesie, Letter," by Tennessee Williams. Johnny McPhee and guest Benjamin (Continued on Neal Paye) Also, (ershwin's "Crith Street," Fine. and discussion of "Mr. Lincoln." 6:30 2, 8 Time to Smile-Variety - 4 Sunday Service -K-30m. .5 Ini ii 11,. Big Picture 4 Roy Rogers Show-30m. "I 1:45 7 Mirandy's Garden Shop-15m. tips and floss er-of-the-ss eck. 5 Eastside Kids-60m. 2:00 4 Get the Facts-30m. 11 Youth on the March-30m. 5 Twin Movies-75m. 13 Movie of the Week-75m. 7 Super Circus-Variety-M-60m 7:00 2 Stork Club -30m. 11 7/0 on TV-30m. guests 'VIII) Bill Crago and guests. 4 8 Red Skelton-Comedy-30m.

Page Thirty-six TV-RADIO LIFE MARCH 27, 1953 MONDAY-FRIDAY TV 9:30 A.M. TO 5 P.M. 4 Welcome Travlers-30m. 3:00 2 Bill Cullen Show-15m. 7:30 4 Assembly Session-M-F 7 Noontime Movie-75m. noon Show -Tu. 9:00 4 Star Salon-M-F 9 Sam Hayes-News-10m. Meet Betty Furness-F. 13 Motion Picture-60m. 11 Sheriff John-60m. 5 Big Picture-F. 9:30 2 There's One in Every .lohn Rovick with cartoons Documentary on our Family-M-F-30m. and safety hints, armed forces. Dean Miller, emcee with tal- 13 Betty White-H'wood on 8 Smokey Rogers-2 hrs. ent qu i 7. TV-90m. 9 Queen for a Day -30m. 4 Ding Dong School-M-F 13 Betty White-Hollywood Fun for little tots 12:45 8 Guiding Light-15m. 12:50 9 Suspects Wanted-10m. on TV-60m. 2 Air Force Theatre-15m. 9:45 9 Movie Matinee-75m. 3:15 2 Double or Nothing- -Th. 12:55 11 KTTV News-5m. M.,W.,F.; Just Around 2 Morning Show-60m. 10:00 1:00 2 Strike It Rich-30m. the Corner-Tu.,Th. 4 Cinema Carnival-90m. With Warren Du ll . With Eddie Albert. 10:15 8 Film Short- 15 m. 4 Kate Smith Hour-M- 3:30 4 Donald Novis Cooks-M- 13 Dept. Store of the Air 8 TV Classroom-M, W, F.; -30m. 8 Strike It Rich-M,W.f. 10:30 Your Schools Today- 5 News and Music-25m. Film-Tu,Th. Tu, Th. Tricks & Treats -30m.-F. 2 Star Hostess Party-W. 10:45 11 Chef Milani-60m. 9 Lucky U-30m. With Johnny Carson and Starring Kenny Curtis and Marian Richman. Shug Fisher. 11:00 2 Freedom Rings-Tu,Th. 2 Garry Moore Show- John Beal, star. ' Movie Titles -- Page 43 3:45 15m.-M,Tu,W,F. 8 What's Cooking?-30m. 3:50 11 Gwen and Lorrayne- 13 Mike Roy-Home-90m. 1:30 2 Bride and Groom-15m. M,W,F. 11:15 2 Coffee With Coates - 8 Double or Nothing-M, 3:35 5 Police Calls-5m.-M -Th. M,W,F. W,F . 4:00 2 Afternoon Show-60m.- 11 Morning Serenade-10m. 1:45 2 Search for Tomorrow- M,Tu. 11:25 11 KTTV News- 5 m. M -F-30m. 4 Jack McElroy-45m. Party-M-30m. 7 News-15m. Les Anderson, Marilyn Mills 11:30 2 Art Linkletter's House 8 Meet Betty Furness-F. and Eddie Baxter. Party-M-F-30m. 2:00 2 Love of Life-15m. 5 Movie Theatre-60m. 4 Foods for Thought-30m. 4 Mary McAdoo-M,W,F. 7 Al Jarvis Show-60m. Featuring Lenore Kingston. Star Salon -Th -30m. 9 Star Time -30 m. 8 Search For Tomorrow. Audience participation. With Gene Norman. 11 Wrestling Films-30m. 7 Gaffney's Kitchen-45m. 11 Nancy Dixon-15m. 11:45 8 Did ja Know?-15m. 8 Midday Matinee-60m. M, W, F 12:00 2 The Big Payoff-M-F- 9 Mama Weiss-55m. Rita LaRoy-Tu, Th. 30m. 11.1Star Shoppers-M-F- 13 Bob McLaughlin-Time for 4 Break the Bank-M-F. \\ ,th u,iI Music-50m. 7 What's Your Trouble? 13 Time for Music-60m. 4:15 2 Afternoon Show-45m.- M-W-F 2:15 2 Guiding Light-15m. W,Th,F. li , \orman Vincent Peale. 2:30 2 Arthur Godfrey-M -Th. 6 Spanish Film-W. Video News-T -Th. Ladies Always Win-F. 11 Movieland Matinee 11 Norma Gilchrist Show 4 Parlor Party-60m. 4:30 6 Spanish Film-M,Th,F. Hints on beauty, make-up, Bill Stulla, Patricia Lynn, 9 Gene Norman-90m. fashions, grooming and Buddy Jobe and Bob Mitchell cooking 4:45 4 Gabby Hayes-15m. 5 News and Music-25m. F. Guest star, Bob Steele in 7 News and Farm Reports- Gun Man." 12:25 9 Music Moods -5 m. 2:45 117 BillFeature Leyden's Film-75m. Theatre- 6 Spanish Film -Tu. 12:30 2 California Living-30m. 13 Dr. Ernest C. Wilson- Mercedes Bates with guests. 2:55 9 Headline Report-5m. 4:50

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(Continued from Preceding Page) 7 Hour of Decision-15m. With Billy Graham. 11 The Plainclothes Man-K-30m. Ken Lynch and Jack Orrison star. in "Dishonor Among Thieves." 13 Charles Laughton Reads-15m. "The Divided. Horseeloth." 10:15 7 The World Church-90m. 8 City Hospital-30m. 13 Owl Movie-90m. 10:30 2 The Late Show. 4 Hollywood Opening Night-K Richard Carlson and Marguerite Chapman In "My Boss and I." 11 Sunday Cinema-30m. 10:45 5 Your Income Tax 8 My Little Margie-30m. 11:00 4 Bill Henry Show-15m. And his "Window on Washington." 5 Final Edition-15m. 11:15 4 Cinema Carnival-90m. 5 Tele -Vespers-30m. 8 Rocky King, Detective-30m. 11:45 8 Club Embassy-15m. 13 Late News-10m. Rage Thirty-seven TV-RADIO LIFE MONDAY tr LOGS March 30

Information Received From Stations ' 11 Film Featurette-15m. 10:00 2 KNXT 10 O'Clock News-30m Subject to Last Minute Change 13 Million Dollar Movie-90m. 5 Teleforum-60m. 7:15 5 Time for Beany-15m. 13 Million Dollar Movie-1,4hrs. •Poppel adventures for children See Page 37 for 9:00 A.M. to with Dearly. Cecil and friends. 10:30 2 Chronoscope-News Panel - 5:00 P.M. Daytime Log Listings 8 Yesterday's Newsreel-15m. 15m. Discussion nt current new s. Guesl. 9 Little Theeater-15m. 1.(luant .1. Thy, Indicates New Program. "A Thousand Years." with On si ne Stevens and "Getaway" with Lynne 4 Star Salon-30m. M Indicates Microwave Roberts. 7 Hank Weaver-News -15m. K Indicates Kinescoped 8 Studio One-60m. 5:00 2 T. McCoy Wild West-30m. 11 4Window on Washington 9 Newspaper of the Air -15m. 4 Junior Crossroads-75m. ‘vith Bill Henry. .1.ick Go cd tier, reporting. A. ju, code I uni series. 5 Playcrafter's Club-25m. 7:30 4 Those Two-Comedy-K-15m. 10 :45 2 Table in Hollywood -15m. Starring Pinky Lee and Martha Paul Coates with celebrity inter- 7 Al Jarvis Amateur Show-30m. Stewart. view shoe. 8 Kate Smith-15m. 9 Gene Norman Cont'd-60m. 7 Moonlight Movietime-60m. 11 Movieland Matinee, Cont'd- Movie Titles - - Page 43 9 Mystery Theater -75m. 13 Webster Webfoot-30m. 11 Locker Room -15m. uesIling Inlet-vi ass s by Bill Welsh 5:15 4 Jump Jump-15m. 5 At Ease-30m. .Mary and Hairy lliL '- . \II -Marine show st ¡lb the Camp 11:00 2 The Late Show-60m. 5:25 S Program Preview-5m. Pendleton Post Band. Bob Longenecker. host 5:30 2 Space Funnies-30m. 7 Advs. of Kit Carson-30m. 4 Eleventh Hour News -15m. .. POW der Snake Trail." 4 Howdy Doody-Juvenile-30m. t iti ri< Barton reports. Bob Smith's Puppets. 8 People in the News-15m. 5 Final Edition-15m. 5 Cowboy Thrills-Movie-60m. Harold Kern and people of reinien. 11 George Putnam-News -15m. Doye 9 What's Name of ,Song?-30m. 11:15 4 Cinema Carnival-60m. 6 Western Movie Hill Gwinn eith song identification contest. 11 Jackson's Theatre-90m. 7 Ladies' Matinee-30m. With Jack Bourke. 11 March of Time-30m. 11:30 8 Biff Baker, U.S.A.-30m. Van Vorhees with nee. of current 11:45 13 Ed Lyons' Headlines -5m. 3 Jack's Magic Shop-15m. interest on film. 11:50 13 Owl Movie-75m. 11 Cartoon Time-45m. I. Urn cog loons and tables told hy 7:45 4 Camel News Caravan-15m. 12:00 8 Newsreel-10m, John Ito% icl,. ['din cameroe ›a‘a:vir. 1:00 11 News, Sports-10m. With Jackson Wheeler. 13 Televenture-60m. 6 Movie 5:45 8 Channel 8 Corral-45m. 8 Arden Varieties-10m. 1:10 11 Late Late Jeckson Theatre- 6:00 2 Laurel and Hardy-30m. 7:55 8 News-5m. 2:30 11 Wrestling Films-30m. 4 Peanut Circus-15m. 7 KECA-TV News-15m. 8:00 2 Harry Owens Show -30m. 9 Action Theatre-60m. With the Itoyal Hawaiians and HO- Hattie. Brought to you by Unit/ d 6:13 4 Komedy Klub-30m. 1 Airlines. 7 Jack Owens Show-30m. With Mary Anti and models. 4 Paul Winchell-Jerry Mahoney 11 Welsh at the Airport-15m. 5 Dixie Showboat -Revue-60m. Interviews with international It at - Dick Lane, star. elms. 7 You Asked For It-30m. 6:30 2 Doug Edwards-News-15m. \re Baker presents unusual .1 is Anti 5 Fly Boy-15m. people. 6 Movie-75m. • Four Star Playhouse-30m. 8 Time for Beany-Kids-15m. 9 Pontiac News-15m. 11 Sheriff John's Clubhouse - led Meyers reports. 13 KLAC Telepaper-15m. 11 Meet Your Congress-30m. 6:45 2 Perry Como-Music-K-15m. Blair Moody, moderato!. 4 Hawthorne-Weather -Sm. 8:15 9 TV University-15m. 5 Handy Hints-Tips-15m. 8:30 2 Burns and Allen-Comedy- Dr.rothy and lien present beIplul HARRY OWENS suggestions for the home. 4 Voice of Firestone-30m. 7 Superman -30m. 7 Space Patrol-15m. i;eorge Beeves in "The Monke and his Royal Adventures in outer space st th Nly,tery " I atol, Bobbie, Happy and Tonga. Hawaiians • Lux Video Theatre-30m. 8 Newsreel-15m. 9 Photography Is Fun-30m. featuring Hilo Hattie with Larry Ramos; 11 George Putnam-News-10m. Amos Lair and Ted Myers. 13 Clete Roberts Report-15m. youthful Hawaiian guest star international 11 Champion Wrestling-2 /14 hrs. 13 Million Dollar Movie-90m. 6:50 4 Sports News-5m. TONIGHT MARCH 30 6:55 4 Elmer Peterson-News-Sm. 9:00 2 I Love Lucy-Comedy-30m. Starring Lucille Ball and Newscaster Peterson s, Oh the iille KNXT 8-8:30 P.M. w orld happenings. Deal Amu. 11 Weather-Gene Bollay-5m. 4 Meet the Press-Panel-K-30m 7:00 2 Studio One-Drama-M-60m. 5 Roller Derby-30m. NEW SHOW TIME The story of the last village lilt oit 7 Prestige Playhouse-90m. earth and its people unfolds in "'At 8 Masterpiece Playhouse-90m. STARTS THURSDAY, APRIL 2 Midnight On the :11st of March." 9 King of the Ring 4 Victory at Sea-30m. our the Wilmin gton Bowl The Harry Owens show will come 5 Newsreel-15m. 9:30 2 Red Buttons-Comedy-30m. to you from now on ,th 1;11 Marty U. 4 Robert Montgomery Presents 7 Cisco Kid-30m. Robert Aldo ii, "Tomorroe We 10-10:30, KNXT, every THURSDAY i.co and Poncho land in jail try b-ought to you by ing to help a runaway child. 5 Your Town -30m. 8 Kieran's Kaleidoscope-15m. Mayor Bowron gis es an insight into 9 Newspaper of the Air-15m. the running of a big city. UNITED AIR LINES lack 1,ardrirr, reporting. 9 King of the Ring-60m.

~~Page Thirty•eight TV-RADIO LIFE~~

~~TUESDAY tti LOGS. March 31~~

Information Received From Stations 5 Titre for beany-15m. 9:30 2 Suspionse-Drama-30m. Puppet adventures with Beany, - Portrait of Constance," with Anti Subject to Last Minute Change Cec:I and friends. Rutherford and Anthony Ross, 9 Little Theater-15m. 4 ArmstrongA young orphan Circle helps Theatre a tormented-. See Page 37 for 9:00 A.M. fo "Pi.chman," with Helen Parrish mother regain her happiness in • 5:00 P.M. Daytime Log Listings and "Dark Night," w ith .Torja foreign country in "House of Tears." Courtright and James Kirkwood. Ruth Ford, Carlos Deleon and Bobby Gunther star. • Indicates New Program 7:30 2 Danger-Mystery -30m. 'Car Pool " 6 Movie-90m. M Indicates Microwave 7 Movietime-60m. 4 Dirah Shore -Musk-15m. K Indicates Kinescoped 8 Man Against Crime -30m. 5 The Gypsy Show-30m. 5:00 2 Tim McCoy-60m. With Roberta Linn. 10:00 2 KNXT 10 O'Clocic News-30m. 4 Junior Crossroads-15m. Lee Wood, Toni Harmon and John 7 Nome's the Same-Panel - Galbraith, Grant Holcomb. 5 Ploycrafter's Club -30m. 8 People in the News-15m. 7 Al Jarvis Amateur-30m. 4 Two for the Money-Quiz-K••• lia -old Keen and people ol renown. Herb Shriner emcees comedy quiz. 8 Industry on Parade -15m. 9 Your Town's Talent-30m. 9 Gene Norman Cont'd 5 Movie Theatre-90m. Bob Moon. emcee. 11 Movieland Matinee, Cont'd- 8 Star Playhouse -30m. 11 Chevron Theatre-30m. 13 Webster Webfoot -30m. 10:30 2 Fur Fun -15m. "Goodbye To the Llown,"with Gigl 4 Embassy Club-15m. 5:15 4 Jump Jump-15m. Perreau. ith Maly and Harry Hickox. Mindy Carson and cast salute spring 7:45 4 Camel News Caravan -15m. by singing "It's A Most Unusual 8 Welcome Traveler -15m. With John Cameron Swayze. Da'y," "How Are Things In Citric - camorra?" "The Bed Carnary." 5:30 2 Space Funnies-30m. 8 Arden Varieties-10m. "Strolling Through the Park One 4 Howdy Doody -Juvenile -30m. 7:55 8 News-5m. Day," "The Roy Next Doer," "Take 5 Cowboy Thrills -Movie-60m. 9 Film Featurette-15m. Me Out To the Ball Game," and "Singing In the Rain." 7 Ladies' Matinee -30m. 8:00 2 The Web-Mystery-K-30m. 7 Hank Weaver-News-15m. 8 Jack's Magic Shop -15m. "The Curve," Steve Elliott, Michael 11 Tito Guizar-30m. 11 Cartoon Time-45m. Higgens, Rosemary Petit. 10:45 2 Table in Hollywood -15m. 13 Televenture-60m. 4, 8 Buick Circus Time-60m. Starring Joe E. Brown. Celebrity interviews with Paul 5:45 6 Movie -60m. Coates. 5 Mpvie Theatre-60m. 8 Channel 8 Corral-45m. 4 Bob Considine-15m. 7 Wrestling -60m. 6:00 2 Laurel and Hardy-30m. From South Gate. 9 Newspaper of the Air-15m. 4 Peanut Circus-15m. Jack t;.-, tirer reporting. 9 Pontiac News-15m. 7 KECA-TV News-15m. Ted Myers 10:55 7 Moonlight Movietime-60m. 9 Action Theatre -60m. 11 Abbott and Costello -comedy 11:00 2 The Late Sho-00m.w 6:15 4 Komedy Klub-30m. 4 Eleventh Hour News-15m. 8:10 9/Baseball-15m. 7 Jack Owens Show-30m. Los Angeles %s. Portland Beavers. 5 Final Edition 11 Welsh at the Airport-15m. 8 The Doctor -30m. 8:30 2 Its News to Me-K -30m. Interviews from International Air- 9 Mystery Theater --60m. port. 11 Terry and the Pirates-30m. 11 George Putnam-News-15m. 13 Olympic Boxing-2 /12 hrs. 6:30 2 Doug Edwards-News -15m. 13 Sam Balter-Sports-10m. 5 Flyboy-15m. 9:00 2 City Hospital -30m. "Flitter Laughter." 11:10 13 Ed Lyons' Headlines-5m. 8 Time for Beany-Kids-15m. 11:15 4 Cinema Carnival -60m. 4 Fireside Theatre -Drama -K- 11 Sheriff John's Clubhouse - 11 Sports Shots -5m. it, John fluviel, "Unexpected Wife," with William Bishop and Maria Palmer. With Jackson Wheeler. 13 KLAC Telepaper-15m. S Ina Ray Hutton -Revue-60m. 13 Owl Movie -60m. 6:45 2 USA Canteen -15m. All girl entertainment. 11:20 11 Jackson's Theatre -90m, htarring Jane Jr..•11.1n. 7 This Is My Melody-30m. 11:30 5 Final Edition -15m. 4 Hawthorne -Weather-5m. Audience participation wtih Hill 8 Martin Kane -30m. 5 Handy Hints-Tips -15m. Gwinn. 1:00 11 Late Late News -10m. Dorothy Gardiner and Ken Graue. • Telesports Digest -30m. 1:10 11 Jackson's Theatre-90m. 6 Movie-75m. 11 Feature Film-90m. 2:30 11 Wrestling Films-30m. 7 Space Patrol-15m. Adventures in outer space with Carol, Robbie, Buzz, Happy and Tonga. 11 George Putnam-News-10m. 13 Clete Roberts' Report-15m. °IVY International news slants. • 6:50 4 Sports News-5m. Cleve Hermann Reports. 6:55 4 Elmer Peterson-News-5m• 11 The Weather -Gene Bailey 7:00 2 Range Rider-Western-30m. With Jack Mahoney and Dick Jones. 4 It's a Good Idea-15m. Helen Parrish with Mr. and Mrs. Edward Arnold. 5 Newsreel-15m. Gil Martin with the news. 7 Beulah-Comedy-30m. Peeeeiree Louise Beavers stars in "Temporary Exerfing,hcw adverifure. show brought Genius." 4011.9 40 you by CANADA DRY Gihge,r- Ale, Inc. 8 Cisco Kid-30m. . ; .°C le•

9 Newspaper of the Air-15m. ‘. 1a Jack Gardner, reporting. rav - Channel 11 f, 11 Rumor of the Jungle -30m. 1 ;11›.:Nlie_.rr "Road of No Br-I r rl.' rvitti Jon Hall 13 Film Playhouse-90m. Tuesday, 8.30 P.M. \ %1à09( 7:15 4 Short, Short Dramas -15m. tIr, ,II."

Page Thirty-nine WEDNESDAY tt7 LOGS TV-RADIO LIFE April 1 Information Received From Stations _ Subject to Last Minute Change 11 Hopalong Cassidy-30m. 5 Broadway Playhouse -30m. "Looking Through." wii I lam Hoy ri stars sv ith Edgal . llochanan in "The Knife of Carlos 8 Wrestling-2 /14 hrs. See Page 37 for 9:03 A.M. to Valero." 5:00 P.M. Duytime Log Listings 13 Invitation Playhouse-30m. 11 Dude Martin's Show-60m. 7:15 5 Time for Beany-15m. A n1111110, laugh -loaded I V-var- Indicates New Program. Puppet adventures for children. iety show; slautild to each member of the faihily. Sears' sponsors. M Indicates Microwave 9 Little Theater-15m. K Indicates Kinescoped Brief dramas. "The Attorney" 55 ith 13 Man in the Black Hot-60m. James hirkwood and "Who's Jay Cooke presents mystery dramas 5:00 2 Tim McCoy-30m. Crazy" with Peter Broero and 111, - 4 Junior Crossroads -15m. slow Stevens. 9:30 5 Star Theater-30m. -cry V; cut." I 11:111:11 s,•1'11, tor the k 7:30 4 Those Two-Comedy-K-15m. 5 Playcrafter's Club-25m. W Oh Pinky Lec :11111 )111 SieN\ a j0 :00 2 KNXT 10 O'Clock News -30m. 7 Al Jarvis Amateur Sh•-•*-30m. 5 It's Magic-30m. I.ee, Wood. Grant Holcomb and Jon Harmon. John Galbraith. 8 Kate Smith-15m. lItI ol)(.11. ,/.111.ii, 9 Gene Norman Cont'd 6 Liberace-30m. 4 This Is Your Life -30m. 11 Movieland Matinee, Cont'd- 7 A Date With Judy - ltalph F:dwards 55111) dismal IC IC• Starring Mary Linn Helier creations of the lives of variOu. 13 Webster Webfoot-30m. "Father-and-Son-Get Together." people. 5:15 4 Jump Jump-15m. Ith djtr, and liai iv Ito V.'s. 8 People in the News-15m. 5 City at Night-Info-60m, 11,1111111 151,11 .111,1 l'ef)los amera Tour ol Intel esting spots 6 Western Movie-60m. 9 From Hollywood-30m. III I.os Angeles. 8 Welcome Traveler -15m. LI it Freed in -toady I.5 t.. the People 11 Boxing-45m. 5:25 5 Program PrevIew-5m. Bill Welsh from the South Gate 5:30 2 Space Funnies-30m. 11 Heart of the City -30m. 5, rein.. 4 Howdy Doody -Juvenile -30m. starring Patrick McVey and fa Sigh 13 Successful Homes -30m. 5 Cowboy Thrills -Movie -60m. 10:25 13 Ed Lyons' Headlines -5m. 13 Liberace.-30m. 7 Ladies' Matinee -30m. 10:30 2 Chronoscope-News Panel -K- lark i;o111 Li mi,. 15m. 8 Jack's Magic Shop -15m. Movie Titles - - Page 43 Discussion of current nems. Guest. 11 Cartoon lime -45m. Ex-Congressman Fred A Hartley. I ilrn eau fe ,i, and i:ibles toLd 1)3, 4 Stairway to Stardom -30m. li 7 45 2 Mel Allen-M--Sports-15m. 55 ill SllerN% in ii III 100,1 s. 13 Televenture-60m. 4 Camel News Caravan -15m. \\ I 0110 1 ,110100 13 Ed Lyon's Headlines -5m. 5:45 8 Channel 8 Corral-45m. 10:35 13 Owl Movie 6:00 2 Laurel and Hardy-30m. 8 Arden Varieties -10m. 7:55 8 News -Sm. 10:45 2 Table in Hollywood -4 5m. 4 Peanut Circus -15m. Behind Ille scene interview alai 7 KECA-TV News -15m. 8:00 2 Strike It Rich-30m. Paul Coates. 9 Action Theatre -60m. 4 I Married Joan-Comedy -30m 9 Newspaper of the Air -1 5m. 6:15 4 Komedy Klub-30m. Marling Juan Da. is. lark t.ardnei• reporting. I 5 Frosty Frolics-60m. 11 Sports Parade -15m. y on Ire from the Pasaileo, 6 Movie-75m. With Jackson 55 tweic:. Winter Garden. 55 ith Manny Strand 7 Jack Owens Show-30m. .'ch.. and vocals liv !lobelia Lion I 1:00 2 The Late Show -60m. 11 Welsh at the Airport -15m. 6 Douglas Fairbanks Presents - 4 Eleventh Hour News -15m. interviemi, with ti a\ - 1• IVI'S. 30m. Ilank Barton reports. 7 The Unexpected -30m. 5 Final Editton-10m.„ 6:30 2 Doug Edwards -News -15m. - 1 '101 1 endt0 9 Mystery Theater -60m. Flyboy-15m. 8 Arthur Godtrey-K-60m. iur the Youngsters. 11 George Putnam -News-15m, 9 Pontiac News-15m. 11:15 4 Cinema Carnival -60m. Time for Beany-Kids-15m. 551th ted 8 The Web -Mystery -30m. 11. Sheriff John's Clubhouse -15m 11 Jackson's Thcatre-90m. 13 1 KLAC Teleocuser-15m. 11 Life of Riley-30m. 11:30 7 Moonlight Movietime-60m. 6:45 2 Ilentils "Miley and the ii •45 Perry Como-15m. 8 Hollywood Opening Night - Duke. I.iit%ersily 'fob ,ap Box Derby " I I. J. Caruso 12:15 8 Newsreel -10m. 4 Hawthorne -Weather -5m. 11 News and Sports -10m. 5 Handy Hints-Tips -15m. 13 IAtti the Law-351m. 1:00 Willi Jackson 55 heel, L. '.''orge i';,lt stars. 7 Space Patrol-15m. ,',d% entures in outer space 5% itb 8:10 9 1 Baseball . 1:10 11 Jackson's Theatre -90m. 1 ;•4r01. hobble, Ittizz, Happy and I.., ruyi•le, Angels vs Po rtl1,1a 2:30 11 Wrestling Films-30m. Tonga. Heave] 5, 8 Newsreel -15m. 8:30 2 Man Against Crime -30m. 11 George Putnam -News-10m. 4 Cavalcade of America-30m. H. J. CARUSO "The Indomitable Blacksmith," M. DODGE - PLYMOUTH DEALER 13 Clete Roberts Report-15m. y of Thomas Davenport, in- slot PRESENTS int.q1lati011:11 11V%, 1 slants. entor of the first electric motor. BILL BENDIX 6.50 4 Sports News -5m. 6 Movie in 6:55 4 Elmer Peterson-News -5m. 7 Olympic Wrestling -3 hrs. THE LIFE OF RILEY 11 Weather-Gene Bollay-5m. 11 Adolphe Menjou-Drama- KTTV-CHANNEL 11 -WED. 8 P.M. 7:00 2 Blue Ribbon Bouts -M -45m. \did jm.• M enjou narrates "Work 01 %rt.' si Lii I I,ns ard WilITC11111.1 ., 1,...,1 1 i1111h, 1{, \ I.a Ile. 13 4 Boston Blockie-30m. Top Tune Time-30m. 55 1 1 1 10, 151 .111 taylOr. Lois Collier and I 1b bob n -' 4 11 9:00 2 Arthur Godfrey's Friends -K-. SEARS' 5 Newsreel-15m. 60m. DUDE MARTIN SHOW I, ilNlartzl reports. • 4 Kraft TV Theater-Drama -K- : 7 Famous Playhouse-30m. 60m. with Dude, Hank Penny, IL,,,, il,, 1; ram stars in "I Sae %Ilan Dunce and Perry Wilson star Sue Thompson, Dick Stewart II 'lapin m •'Autunin Story." the tale of a and other top variety acts. Range Rider -30m. spinster who discovers new found youth in helping an orphan girl's Newspaper of the Air -15m. Wed. 9-10 P.M. • KTTV Channel 11

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Page Forty-one TV -RADIO LIFE THURSDAY tr LOGS April 2 Information Received From Stations 8 People in the News-15m. 7 Hank Weaver-News-15m. Subject to Last Minute Change 9 1Craig Kennedy, Criminologist Beat the Clock-30m. -30m. 11 Scoop the Writers-30m. See Page 37 for 9:00 A.M. to Ness% identification program. 5:00 P.M. Daytime Log Listings 13 Life With Elizabeth-30m. 13 Western Opportunity-30m. Wholesome situation comedy for I 10:45 2 Table in Hollywood-15m. I Indicates New Program the entire family presented by Sears. Paul Coates interviews celebrities a, M Indicates Microwave Hollyweid's glamour spot. K Indicates Kinescoped 8 Arden Varieties-10m. 5 Sports Parade -15m. 5:00 2 Tim McCoy-30m. 7:45 4 Camel News Caravan-15m. 7 Moonlight Movietime-60m. 4 Junior Crossroads-15m. John Cameron Sv4 as ce reports. 9 Newspaper of the Air-15m. Jack tiardner reporting. 5 Playcrafter's Club-25m. 8 Movie 7 Al Jarvis Amateur Show-30m. 7:55 8 News-5m. 11:00 2 The Late Show-60m. 8 The Christophers-15m. 4 Eleventh Hour News-15m. 8:00 2 Big Town -30m. Vi ith Reporter Frank Barton. 9 Gene Norman Cont'd Starring Patrick McVey and Jane 11 Movieland Matinee, Cont'd- Nigh. Final Edition -15m. 13 Webster Webfoot-30m. 4 You Bet Your Life-Quiz-30m. R. Montgomery Presents 5:15 4 Jump Jump-K-15m. Grouch', Marx and contestants. -K-60m. 8 Welcome Traveler-K-1 5m. 9 Mystery Theater-60m. 7eAction Fishing-30m. 11 George Putnam-News-15m. 5:30 2 Space Funnies-30m. 8 Superman-30m. 13 4 Howdy Doody-Juvenile-30m. 9 Pontiac News -10m. Ed Lyons' Headlines-5m. 5 Cowboy Thrills-Movie-60m. 11 Open Road-Travel -30m. 11:05 13 Owl Movie -75m. 6 Western Movie-60m. A trip through Lake Has usu and 11:15 4 Cinema Carnival-60m. Parker Dam area. 7 Ladies' Matinee-30m. 11 Jackson's Theatre-90m. 8 Jack's Magic Shop-30m. 13 Mystery Theater-30m. 12:00 8 Newsreel-10m. 11 Cartoon Time-45m. 8:10 91 Baseball-2 /12 hrs. 1:00 11 News and Sports -10m. 13 Televenture-60m. Los Angeles Angels vs. Portland 5:45 8 Channel 8 Corral-45m. Beavers. 1:10 11 Leste Jackson Theatre-75m. 6:00 2 Laurel and Hardy-30m. 8:30 2 Lux Video Theater-30m. 2:30 11 Wrestling Films-30m. 4 Peanut Circus-15m. "One For the Road," Pat O'Brien. 7 KECA-TV News-15m, 4 T-Men in Action-K-30m. 9 Action Theatre-60m, "The Case of the Silent Partner." DON'T PAY FOR YOUR 6:13 4 Komedy Klub-30m. 5 Wrestling-2 /12 hrs. 11 Welsh at the Airport-15m. 7 Chance of a Lifetime-K-30m. TV SET TWICE 7 Jack Owens Show-30m. Dennis James, emcee ss ith guest through overpriced Eddie Fisher. 6:30 2 Doug Edwards-News-K-15m repair service calls 5 Flyboy-15m. 8 Life Beens at 80-30m. WORRY FREE MAINTENANCE AND REPAIR for every TV set owner 6 Movie -75m. now available on a fixed price WAR- 8 Time for Beany-Kids-15m. RANTY BASIS by . .. 11 Sheriff John's Clubhouse-15m Movie Titles -- Page 43 LCH TELEVISION SERVICE PLAN 13 KLAC Telepaper-15m. (Member Los Angeles Chamber of 6:45 2 USA Canteen-15m. 11 Before Your ilyes-30m. Commerce) Jane Froman with guest, Richard Semi -dramatic documentary series: BEFORE YOU INVEST-INVESTIGATEI Ea %them. Easter sermon arid music film, Your name and address on a 2-cent "He Is Risen." rosta I card to address below, or a 4 Hawthorne-Weather-5m. rhone call to H Empstead 7109 will 5 Handy Hints-Tips-15m. 13 Film Playhouse-90m. bring you an illustrated 4- pag e bro. 7 Space Patrol-15m. 9:00 2 Amos N' Andy-30m. chuce outlining in detail *the services and warranty offered, Including an 8 Newsreel-15m. 4 Dragnet-30m. actual reproduction - of the contract 11 George Putnam-News-10m. Jack N.% ebb as Joe Friday, you sign. You are under no obliga - non if you do not find the LCH Ser- 13 Clete Roberts' Report-15m. 7 Premiere Movie-90m. vice Plan th e finest TV Warranty to 6:50 4 Spoi ts News-5m. "Roses Are Rod." Jeff Chandler be had anywhere. and Pegg Knudson. 6:55 4 Elmer Peterson-News-5m. 11 Weather-Gene BoIlay-5m. 8 March of Time-30m. LCH TELEVISION SERVICE 11 Jackson's Major Theater-90m 1109 No, Highland Ave.. Hollywood 7:00 4 Luer Theater-Drama-30m. "The Wreck," with Ras mond Burr, 9:30 2 My Little Margie-Comedy - We cover entire Los Angeles Co. David Wolfe, Frances Charles, 4 Ford Theatre-Drama-K-30m Frank Kreig. 8 Dragnet-30m. 5 Newsreel -15m. IT'S NEW! 7 the Ruggles-Comedy-K-30m 10:00 Charlie's old flame leases Ruggles' 2 Harry Owens Show-30m. IT'S DIFFERENT! household burning. Vitt.: the Royal Hass ailans and Hilo Hattie. Brought ta you by Sports Car News 8 Lone Ranger-30m. United Airlines, With John Foster 9 Newspaper of the Air-15m. Jack Gardner, reporting. Thurs. 10:30 P.M. 4 Martin Kane-K-30m. KNXT-Channel 2 11 Stars on Stage-60m. tee T1 ary stars. Musical s; 1h Art Baker and Frank Sponsored by Wells Motors, Van Nuys DeVol's Orchestra, 5 "The Main Event"-45m. 8 Ozzie and Harriet-30m. 13 Hank McCune-30m. 13 We're Having A Party -30m. 7:15 5 Time for Beany-15m. Starring hathrsn Steel. 9 Little Theater -15m.

7:30 2 I've Got A Secret -30m. - Betty White in Gary Moore, emcee. 10:30 2 Sports Car News-1.5m. Interviews and discussions of the _ "Life with Elizabeth" !I 4 Dinah Shore-Music -15m. sports car world brought to you "..th Del Moore sLat1 5 Hollywood Opportunity-60m. by Wells Motors. TWIR5MY 7:30. - , 7 Lone Ranger-Juvenile-30m. SWAN'S " ['rouble in Too n 4 Foreign Intrigue-Drama - rage Forty-two TV-F.ADIO LIFE MARCH 27, 1953

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• SatJrday, March 28 - MAN BAIT," George Brent. Marguerite FOR Chapman, (5), 7:30 p.m. "OUTLAW FLRY," (5), 10:30 a.m. "GANGS OF NEW YORK," Charles Bick- "MYSTERY OF THE 13TH GUEST." Helen ford, Ann Dvorak, (11), 7:30 p.m. Parrrsh, D. Purcell, (4), 11:30 a.m. "AS YOU LIKE IT," Laurence Olivier, Eli- "ISLE OF FORGOTTEN SINS." John car- sabeth Bergner, (2), 10:30 p.m. radme, Gale Sondergard, (5), 12:00 n. - WOMAN IN BROWN." Conrad Nagel, "RANGE FOOL," Ken Maynard, "RIDING (13), 10:15 p.m. FOOL," Bob Steele, (7), 12:00 n. - A BOY. A GIRL AND A DOG." Jerry "WEST OF THE ALAMO." (5), 1:00 p.m. Hunter, Sharyn Moffet, (11), 10:30 p.m. "BANDITS OF THE BADLANDS." Sunset "THREE BROADWêY GIRLS," Joan Elan. Carson, (11), 1:30 p.m. dell, Ina Claire, (4), 11:15 p.m. - MYSTERY OF THE 13TH CU EST." Helen Parrish and Dick .Purcell, (4), 2:00 p.m. - THUNDER IN THE PINES." (5). 2:15 p.m. Monday, March 30 "LARAMIE TRAIL," Sunset Carson. (11), "HONOR OF THE PRESS." Eddie Nugent, 2:45 p.m. Rita 9LaRoy, (2), 10:00 a.m. "STRANGE I_LUSION." Warren William, "THREE BROADWAY GIRLS," Joan Wen- James Lycion. (5), 3:45 p.m. dell, In Claire, (4). 10:00 a.m. "TEXAS WILDCATS." Tim McCoy. (7), "HARD STEEL," Wilfred Lawson, (7), 4:00 p.m. 12:30 p.m. "KNIGHT DUTY," Harry Langdon. (111, "KIDNAPPED." Roddy McDowall, (9), 4:30 p.m. 12:50 p.m. "ARIZONA STAGE COACH." Range Bust- "GOD'S COUNTRY." Robert Lowery, Helen ers, (21, 5.00 p.m. Gilbert, (11), 2:30 "PHANTOM OF 42nd STREET," Dave "ELLIS ISLAND. - Donald Cook. 17), 2:45 O'Brien, Kay Aldrich, (13), 5.00 P•m• "DRIFTING ALONG," Johnny Mack Brown, "TANGLED DESTINIES," Gene Morgan, (5). 5:30 p Doris Hill, (2). 4:00 p.m. -NO MAN'S RANGE." , Bob Steele. (9), - THE OUTSIDER." Richard Attleborough, 5:30 p.m. (5), 4:00 p.m. "NOW BARABAS." Richard Greene, Rich- ''HERE COMES KELLY." Eddie Guman, ard Burton, Sir Cedric Hardwicke. (5), Joan Woodbury, (11), 4:15 p.m. HARRY 6:30 p.m. "TRAIL OF TERROR." Bob Steele, (9), "MEET JOHN DOE," Gary Cooper, Earbara 6:00 lo -m. Stanwyck. (9), 7:00 p.m. "SONS OF ADVENTURE," Lynn Roberts, "MERCY ISLAND," Ray Middleton. Glorra Russell Hayden, (13). 7:60 p.m. Dickson, .11), 7:30 p.m. - SARUMBA," Doris Dowling, Tommy Won- OWENS "A WAVE, A WAC, AND A MARINE." der, Miles Wayland, (13). 8:30 p.m. Elyse Krox, Henny Youngman. "THE GREAT MR. HANDEL," Wilfred 8:30 p.m. Lawson. (7), 9:00 p.m. and his Royal ' AND THEN THERE WERE NONE, - Wal- "BONNIE PRINCE CHARLIE," David ter Houslon, Barry Fitzgerald. Judith Niven, (13), 10:013 p.m. Anderson, (5), 9:00 p.m. "IN THE MONEY." Lois Wilson, (7), - SUSPENSE," Belita, Barry Sullivan, (9), 10:45 p.m. Hawaiians... 9:30 p.m. -THAT'S MY BABY," Richard Arlen. El- "SWAMP LADY," Ann Conti, Jack Larue, len Drew, (9), 10:45 p.m. (11), 9:30 p.m. "HEART ACHES," Sheila Ryan, Kenneth "STORY OF G.I. JOE." Robert Mitchuni. Farrell, (2). 11:00 p.m. Burgess Meredith. (4), 10:30 p.m. -WHITE ZOMBIE." Bela Lugosi, (4), 11:15 "CITADEL CF CRIME," Robert Armstrong, THURSDAY (5), 10:30 p.m. "SHE MARRIED A COP." Phil Regan, Jean "THE CAVORTING STATUE," Cesar Ro. Parker, (11), 11:lo p.m. mero, Ann Rutherford, (11), 10:30 p.m. "FACE IN THE FOG," Lloyd Hughes, June 10-10:30 P.M. "ACCOMPLICE." Richard Arlen, Veda Ann Collyer, )11), 1:10 a.m. Borg, (7) 11:00 p.m. "ISLE OF DESTINY." William Cargan, June Lang. (11), 11:00 P.m. "CONVICTS CODE." Anne Nagel, Robeit Tuesday, March 31 KNXT Kent, (13), 11:05 p,en. - THE HAIRY APE." Wilharn Bendix, Su. san Hayward. (2), 10:00 a.m. "WHITE ZOMBIE," Bela Lugosi. (5), 10:00 Tonight,April 2 and 9.m. i uncle y, Mare" 29 "WOMAN IN BROWN." Conrad Nagel, Rita Gould, (9), 12:50 p.m. every Thursday "FUGITIVE VALLEY." Range Busters, (2), "(N THE MONEY." Lois Wilson, (7), 10:45 am,. 12:30 p.m. "GAS HOUSE KIDS IN- HOLLYWOOD." - SHE SHALL HAVE MURDER," Derik Carl Switzer, Benny Bartlett. (13), ,Marigny, (11), 2:30 p.m. 11:30 an'. - SHOT IN THE DARK." Charles Starrett. "STORY OF GI JOE." Robert Mitchum, featuring (7), 2:45 p.m. Burgess Meredith, (4), 12:00 - YOUNG DYNAMITE." Frankre Darr°. "ROMANCE ON THE RUN." Donald HILO HATTIE Woods, Patricia Ellis, (5), 12:00 n. Charlotte Henry. (21. 4:00 p.m. "DESIRABLE LADY," (5), 4:00 p.m. "RHYTHM PARADE." Robert Lowery. Gale "RED HEAD." Johnny Downs, (11). 4:15 Storm, (9), 12:00 n. and tonight's guest star p.m. - RIDING - HE DUSTY TRAIL," (5). - SUNDOWN SAUNDERS," Bob Steele, (9), 1:00 p.m. 6:00 p.m. LENA MACHADO • FATAL HOUR," Boris Kai-toff, Marjorie - BUCKSKIN FRONTIER," Richard Dix, Reynolds, (13), 1:00 p.m. Jane Wyatt, Albert Dekker, (13). 7:00 songbird of the Islands "STEPCHILD," Brenda Joyce, Donald Woods, .9), 1:15 p.m. - CALL OF THE FOREST." Robert Lowery. brought to you by "DRAGNET" Henry Wilcoxon. (5), 2:00 p.m. (5), 8:00 p.m. ".:R..ED HOUSE." Edward G. Robinson. (111. -HE COULDN'T TAKE IT," P.-ry Walker, 9:00 p.m. (13), 2:1i p.m. - THE BLACKOUT." Maxwell Reed, Dinah - BECKY SHARP," Miriam Hopkins. Alan Sheridan, (5), 10:00 p.m. Mowbray, (9),2:30 p.m- "KING ARTHUR WAS A GENTLEMAN." "RIMFIRE. Henry Hull, (5), 3:15 p.m. "STRANGE IMPERSONATION," Brenda Arthur Askey, (7), 10:55 p.m. Marshall, William Gargan, Hillary "GLASS ALIBI," Paul Kelly, Anne Gwynne. (2). 11:00 p.m. Brooke, (13), 3:30 p.m. - DANGEROUS MONEY," Sidney Toler, (9). - MUTINY IN THE HOUSE," Charles Bick- ford, Dennis Moore. (9,, 3:45 p.m. 11:00 p.m. - TOO MANY WINNERS." Hugh Beaumont, W I N DJ AM M ER," George O'Brien. (7 1, _Trudy Marshall, (4), 11:15 p.m. 4:00 P.m- "131XIE JAMBOREE," Frances Langford. - SCANDAL IN PARIS." George Sanders. Guy Kibbee. Charles Butterworth, (131. (5), 4:00 p.m. 11:15 p.111. - ASSASSIN FOR HIRE." (7), b:00 p.m. - SMUGGLED CARGO," Barry McKay, Ro- "THE CURE." Charlie Chaplin, (111, 5:30 chelle Hudson, (11). 11:20 p.m. P.m Compare the Fare and You'll Go By Air "STORM OVER LISBON," Vera Ralston. • Please Tarn ta Page 4.5) Richard Arlen, Erich Von Stroheim, (13), 6:33 p.m. Page Forty-three TV-RADIO LIFE FRIDAY tt7 LOGS April 3 Information Received From Stations 11 Success Story-30m. 11 In Our Times-30m. Subject to Last Minute Change 13 Film Playhouse-75m. Roy Maypole. 7:15 5 Time For Beany-15m. 9:30 2 Mr. and Mrs. North-30m. See Page 37 for 9:00 A.M. to Puppet adventures for children. Starring Barbara Britton and Rich- ard Denning in "Pretty Baby," in 5:00 P.M. Daytime Log Listings 8 Greatest Fights-15m. which the Norths help reunite a 9 Little Theater-15m. lost baby with his parents. "Calendar Girl," Cay Forester and Indicates New Program "The Return," Ross Ford. 4 The Aldrich Family-Series-K M Indicates Microwave -30m. K Indicates Kinescoped 7:30 2 Beat the Clock-Quiz-K-30m. Henry entertains his sister's out-of- Bud Collyer and Roxanne with town admirer and gets very much 5:00 2 Tim McCoy-30m. time-racing contestants. in the way. 4 Junior Crossroads-Kids-15m. Children's film series. 5 Charlie Chase-Film-30m. 7 Tales of Tomorrow-30m. 7 Stu Erwin Show-Series-30m. Mercedes McCarnbridge and Everett 5 Playcrafter's Club-25m. "Youth, It's \\ onderful " Sloan in "Read To Me, Herr Dok- 7 Al Jarvis, Cont'd.-30m. tor." 8 People in the News -15m. 8 Rumor of Jungle-K-15m. 8 My Friehd Irma-30m. 94Buster Crabbe Show -30m. With Jon Hall. 11 First Run Movies-60m. 9 Gene Norman Cont'd. 11 Pet Exchange-30m. 10:00 2 KNXT 10 O'Clock News-30m. 11 Movieland Matinee, Cont'd- Lee Wood, Grant Holcomb and Tom Frank Wright presents trick Harmon. 13 Webster Webfoot-30m, animals and offers free pets on 5:15 4 Jump Jump-K-15m. tonight's "Calo Pet Exchange." 4 RCA Victor Show-30m. Mary and Harry Hickox. Starring Dennis Day. 7:45 4 Camel News Caravan-K-15m 7 Golf Film-15m. John Cameron Swayze reports. 5 Swingshift Theatre-90m. 8 Film-15m. 8 Mr. and Mrs. North-30m. 6 Movie 5:25 5 Program Preview-5m. 10:30 2 Chronoscope-News Panel-K 8 Top News of Week-10m. 5:30 2 Space Funnies-30m. Guest. Senator Price Daniel. 7:55 8 News -Sm. 4 Howdy Doody-Juv'n1.-30m. 4 Dangerous Assignment-30m. 5 Cowboy Thrills-Movie-60m. 8:00 2 Schlitz Playhouse-30m. "Assassin Bing," with Brian Don - Ellen Drew stars in "The Gover- levy. 6 Western Movie-60m. ness," the story of a surprise birth- 7 Ladies Matinee-30m. day party for an old nurse and all 7 Hank Weaver-News-15m. Jack Rourke emcees. her former marges. Cast includes Onslow Stevens and others. 8 The Big Story-K-30m. 8 Jack's Magic Shop-15m. 10:45 2 Table in Hollywood-15m. 11 Cartoon Time-30m. 4 Greatest Fights-15m. Paul Coates with guest celebrity In- With John Rovick. Joe Louis vs. Max Schmeling. terviews. 13 Televenture-60m. 5 Lawrence Welk-60m. 7 Major Movie Theatre-60m. From the Aragon Ballroom. 5:45 8 Channel 8 Corral-45m. 9 Newspaper of the Air-15m. Jack Gardner reporting. 6:00 2 Laurel and Hardy-30m. 7 Ozzie and Harriet-Sketch - 4 Peanut Circus-15m. Comed' sketches in the lives of 13 Locker Room Interviews-15m. the Nelson family. with "Nutsy," the clown, 11:00 2 The Late Show-60m. 7 KECA-TV News-15m. 4 Eleventh Hour News-15m. 9 Action Theatre-60m. Movie Titles - - Page 43 Frank Barton reports. 11 Speed and Sport-30m. 8 Dennis Day Show-30m. With Roy Maypole. 8 Amos 'n' Andy-30m. 9 Mystery Theater-60m. 6:15 4 Komedy Klub-30m. 9 Ted Meyers-News-10m. 11 George Putnam-News-15m. With Uncle Archie. 11 John Wayne Western-60m. 13 Ed Lyons' Headlines-5m. 7 Jack Owens Show-30m. 13 Family Playhouse-30m. 11:05 13 Owl Movie-90m. 11 Welsh at the Airport-30m. 8:10 9dBaseball-2 /12 hrs. 11:15 4 Cinema Carnival-60m. Bill Welsh from International Air- Los Angeles Angels vs. Portland 11 Jackson's Theatre-90m. port. Beavers. 11:30 5 Final Edition-15m. Gil Martyn reports. 6:30 2 Doug Edwards-News-15m. 8:15 4 Those Two-Comedy-K-15m. 5 Flyboy-15m. Pinky Lee and Martha 'Stewart. 8 Racket Squad-30m. Kiddies' puppet show, 11:45 5 Police Calls-5m. 8:30 2 What in the World-30m. 12:00 8 Newsreel-10m. 6 Movie-75m. 4 Herman Hickman-Sports- 8 Time for Beany-Kids-15m. Famous grid coach with guests from 1:00 11 News and Sports-10m. With Jackson Wheeler, 11 Sheriff John's Clubhouse-15m all walks of life. 13 KLAC Telepaper-15m. 7 Affairs of Chino Smith-30m. 1:10 11 Late Jackson Theatre-75m. 6:45 2 Perry Como-Songs-15m. Dan Duryea stars in "Kaprillian 2:30 11 Wrestling Films-30m. Cipher." 4 Hawthorne-Weather-5m. 8 Boston Blackie-30m. 5 Handy Hints-Tips-15m. KMPC's BILL STEWART SAYS: With Dorothy Gardiner and Ken 13 Wrestling, Ocean Park- Graue, "YOU'VE SEEN THEM ON TV. NOW 2/14 hrs. BEAUTIFY YOUR HOME OR PATIO WITH 7 Space Patrol-15m. 'FLAME OF THE WEST' CANDLES." 8:45 4 Short Short Dramas -15m. Wonderful Easter gifts. Original creation by 8 Newsreel-15m. "The Unheard Song." Candles of California. 11 George Putnam-News-10m. These block -frosted beauties burn more than 9:00 2 My Friend Irma-Comedy-K- Bxi hours . . glow when lit. In pastel green, 13 Clete Roberts' Report-15m. 30m. yellow, blue and Easter white. 6"-$1.75 each. 6:50 4 Sports News-5m. Vs ith Marie Wilson and Cathy $3 00 pair. 9"-$2.25 each, $4.00 pair. Post- (leve Hermann reports. Lewis. paid. Send cash, check. or M.O. to: CANDLES OF CALIFOR.N1A, 4015 West Magnolia Blvd.. 6:55 4 Elmer Peterson-News-5m. 4 The Big Story-Crime Drama- Burbank. No C.O.D. 11 Weather-Gene BoIlay-5m. K-30m. 7:00 2 Gene Autry-Series-30m. 5 Western Varieties-60m. 4 Gillette Fights-M-45m. With Doye O'Dell. FREE DOGS-FREE CATS 5 Newsreel-15m. 7 Mystery Theatre -30m. Ses the most wonderful pet. in the worldl 7 Crusade in the Pacific-30m. Tom Conway and James Burke In- The United States and the Philip- vestigate "The Case of the Dead CALO PET EXCHANGE Man's Puzzle." pines." With FRANK WRIGHT 8 Stranger Than Fiction-15m. 8 Adolphe Men¡ou-30m. Every Friday, 7:30 p.m. Adolphe Menjou plays host to 9 Newspaper of the Air-15m. KTTV-Channel 11 lack Gardner, reporting. weekly stars.

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~~PICK of the PIX by Aubrey Dahl .„„ Kcker kre~~

It's Academy Award time and here- 'VALLEY OF WANTED MEN," Frankie (Conlinurél• from. Page !(3) . with are Pick of the Pix's Antenna Darr°, Roy Mason, (2), 4:15 p.m. - A BOY . A GIRL; AND A DOG." Jerry Awards for the "bests" in television 'DOWN MISSOURI WAY," John Carradine, 'Hunter, Sharyn. . Moffet, (11), 1:10 a.m. * Martha O'Driscoll, (5), 4:00 p.m. movies for the past year. Of course these films cover a period of twenty • Wednesday,. Apr;I 1 'PARADISE 'SLE," Warren Hull, Movita, (11), 4:15 p.m. years or so, so the selections were - THURSDAY'S CHILD," Stewart Granger, 'BIG CALIBRE," Bob Steele, (9), 6:00 p.m. (2). 10:00 a.m. - much more difficult than if there had 'HOMICIDE FOR THREE," (13), 7:00' p.m. - TOO MANY WINNERS," Hugh Beaumont, been merely one year's output to con- 'THREE TEXAS STEERS," (11), 8:00 p.m. Trudy Marshall, (4), 10:00 a.m. 'TH E CH EATERS," Joseph Schildkraut, sider. Some of the contests were so ''ALIMONY." Martha Vickers, John Beal, Billie Burke, (11), 9:30 p.m. (9), 12:50 close that runners-up have been listed, "KING ARTHUR WAS A GENTLEMAN," 'THE GUILTY BYSTANDER." Zachary and I hope you'll agree that these Arthur Askey, (7), 1230 P.m. Scott, Fay?. Emerson, (5), 10:00 p.m. choices were based on merit rather "PRIVATE SNUFFY SMITH," Edgar Ken- 'APPOINTMENT WITH MURDER," (7), nedy, Bud Duncan, (11), 2:30 pal). 10:45 p.m. than on sentiment. "FALSE PRETENSE," Irene Ware, (7), 'THREE ON A TICKET." Hugh Beaumont, Best picture: Of Mice and Men, di- 2:45 p.m. Trudy Marshall, (2), 11:00 p.m. "THANKS. FOR LISTENING," Pinky Tom- 'THE TRAP.' Sidney Toler, (9), 11:00 p.m. rected by Lewis Milestone. Runners- lin, Maxine Doyle, (2), 4:15 p.m. 'DOOMED TO DIE,' Boris Karloff, Mar- up: The Long Voyage Home, directed "DANGEROUS 'INTRUDER," Veda Ann jorie Reynolds,' (13), 11:05 p.m. by John Ford, and The Southerner, di- Borg, Tom Keene, (5). 4:00 p.m. *HIGH TIDE," Lee Tracy, (4), 11:15 p.m. rected by Jean Renoir. - SWING. PARADE," Phil Regan, Gale 'PORTIA ON TRIAL." Walter Abel, Frieda Storm, (11); 4:15 p.m. Inescourt, (11), 11:15 p.m. Best Actor: Fredric March, for So "THE LAW RIDES," 'Bob Steele. (9). 6:00 'DESPERATE CARGO," Ralph Byrd, Carol p.m. Hughes, (1)), 1:10 a.m. Ends Our Night and Nothing Sacred. "BLACK WIDOW," Christine Norden, (13), Runners-up: Leslie Howard, for Pyg- 9:00 p.m. "SUZIE STEPS OUT," David Bruce, (13), malion, and Michael Redgrave, for The 10:35 p.m. Stars Look Down. •RAILROADEO." John Ireland, Sheila PICTURE TUBE "2°0 71' Best Actress: Betty Field, for 01 Mice Ryan. (e), (1:00 p.m..- 'FRENCH LEAVE,' Jackie Coogan, Jackie and Men. Runners-up: Anna Magnani, Cooper, (9), 11:00 p.m. for Open City, and Wendy Hiller, for "BLAKE OF SOTLAND YARD," Ralph 00 Pygmalion. Byrd, /41, 11:,* -p.m. Installed "THE DUKE COMES- BACK," Alan Lane, guaranteed Best Supporting Actor: Roman Boh- Heather Angel, (11), 11:15 p.m. 2 years nen, for Of Mice and Men. Runners- "MAN OF SENTIMENT," Emma Dunn, (7), With clompit.le 1111111 811 yr• basis 11:30 P.m - up: Robert Newton, for Major Barbara "CAUGHT IN THE AT" Henry Armetta HUdson 2-3341 Day or and Ralph Richardson, for Four Feath- Iris Meredith, (11), 1:10 a.m. Night ers. * Television Industries, 4031 Wilshire Best) Supporting Actress: Mildred Thursday, April 2 Natwick, for The Long Voyage Home. "WITH LOVE AND KISSES," Pinky Tom- lin, Toby Wing, (2); 10:00 a.m. Runner-up: Elsa Lanchester, for The "BLAKE OF SCOTLAND YARD," Ralph Beachcomber. Byrd, (41. 10:00 a.m. "IT'S A JOKE, SON," June Lockhart, Best European Picture: Open City, Kenny Defrnar, (9), 12:50 p.m. I BED directed by Roberto Rossellini. "MAN OF SENTIMENT," Emma Dunn, (7), 12:30 p.m. Best British Picture: The Stars Look "BELOW THE DEADLINE," Warren Dou- Down. Runner-up: Pygmalion. glas, Jan Wylie, (11), 2;30 p.m. Best Comedy: The Man Who Could "CONDEMNED TO LIVE," Ralph Morgan, WETTING (7). 2:45 Work Miracles (British). Runner-up: "TOUGH TO HANDLE," Frankie Darr°, Nothing Sacred. Kane Richmond, (2), 4:15 p.m. "WIFE WANTED." Kay Francis, Paul Cav- Best Documentary: The Quiet One. anaugh, (5), 4:00 p.m. STOPPED* Best Western Performer: Bob Steele, "DICK BARTON STRIKES BACK," Don Stoddard, (11), 4:15 p.m. for innumerable victories over bad "BRAND OF HATE," Bob Steele, (9), • For AdLlts, Children Over 4 guys. and a pretty good job in Of 6:00 p.m. . Mice and Men. "I HATE MONEY," Donald Woods, Syd- ney Mason, (9), 7:30 p.m. • Doctor-Approved. No drugs Best Child Actor: Skip Homeier, for "DON'T TRUST. YOUR HUSBAND," Made- or embarrassment. Tomorrow the World. (Mr. Homeier leine Cark611, Fred MacMurray, 03), 8:30 p.m. • ' will be interested in this, inasmuch "ROSES ARE. RED." Jeff Ch3ndler, Peggy • Scientifi:. Easy. Safe. as he is now about twenty-five years Knudsen, (7), 9:00 p.m. old.) "INTRIGUE." George Raft, June Havoc, For FREE information Special Award: Charles Laughton, (11), 9:00 p.m. Mail coupon or phone: -"MISS PILGRIM'S PROGRESS," Michael for being the star of_more major films Rennie, (7), 40:45 p.m. "KILLER AT LARGE." Rolert Lowery, on TV than any other actor. Anabel Shaw, (2), 11:00 p.m. Now, I think that's a list that's - GAS HOUSE KIDS," Robert Lowery, Teals never been equalled by any yearly Loring, (9). 11:00 p.m. The *BEDCO_ Method awards, if I do say so. As I promised, "TOMBOY." Jlciste Moran, Marcia Jones, Coll Collect (13), 11:05 p.m. • all these winners get a copy of the "PHILO VANCE'S GAMBLE," Alan Curtis, CRestview 6-6297 magazine free. All they have to do is Terry Austin, (4), 11:15 p.m. drop around to the office, present a ”MAMA RUNS WILD." Ernest Trues, Mary (Ask for Mr s. Thomas Day or Nite) Boland, (11), 11:15 p.m. clime to cover handling expenses, and "HOLD THAT WOMAN," Frances Gifford, MAIL COUPON TODAY the mag is theirs. (11), 1:10 a.m. As for this week's movies . . . see- Betio" Method 355 N. Beverly Drive, Beverly Hills ing as how it's the anniversary issue, Friday, April 3 I'll spare 'ou. "VENGEANCE RIDES THE SEA," Ralph Ince, Vera Reynolds. (2), 10:00 a. m. Name "PHILO VANCE'S GAMBLE." Alan Curtis, * * Terry Austin. (4). 10:00 a.m. "My Sweetheart, Mamie," the song "MISS PILGRIM'S PROGRESS," Michael Address Rennie, (7), 12:50 p.m. dedicated on the Colgate Comedy "TH E BIG FIX." James B -- own, Sheila Hour by Eddie Cantor and Composer City Ryan. (9), 12:50 p.m. Harry Ruby to Mrs. Dwight D. Eisen- "SARONG GIRL." Bill Henry, Ann Corlo, (11), 2:30 p.m. Phone Ni'. Age hower, actually is twelve years old. "DOUGIA-NUTS•AND SOCIETY," Ann Ruth- TVRL 3/27 Page Forty-five erford, (7), 2:45 p.m. -1•-• MARCH 27, 1953 TV-RADIO LIFE

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Abbott sud Costello Film ..... ___STTV. 8 p.m. Tu Douglas. MeIlya KNISH. S p.m. Sa Karns. Roscoe KTTV. 9:30 p.m. su Action Ilshing SECA -Ty. 8 p.m. Th DragnetTI, ______...... KNISH. 9 pan. Kilgailen. Dorothy KNXT. 1:30 p.m. Su Affairs of China Smith...SECA-TV, 8:30 p.m. I, Dude Martin.- KTTV. 9 p.m. W King of the Ring _ Kru -Tv, 9:30 p.m. M Airforce Talent Patrol. SECA -TV. 10 p.m. F Eastside Kids______...... KTI.A. 6:30 p.m. So Kit Carlton -..SECA-TV, 7:30 p.m, M Albert, Eddie KNXT, 3:15 p.m. To. Th *Edwards. Doug .ILNXT. 6:30 p.m. 31-1 Know Sour Taxes...--...... KHJ-TV, 8:30 p.m. In Aldrich Family ... -.KNISH. 9:30 p.m. F Edwards, Ralph KNISH. 10 p.m. W Komedy Klub -_---KNBII, 6:13 p.m. M-1 All Star Re‘ue ______..KNBli. 9:30 p.m. Sa Embassy Club_____ ...... K.NBIL 10:341 p.m. Tu Kraft TV Theateb .. ... ______KNBH, 9 p.m. 5% Am ateur Boxing KI1J-TV. 8:15 p.m. 31 Erwin. Stu KECA-T V. p.m. Sa: 7.30 p.m. IV Kukla. Fran and 011ie KNBH. 4 p.m. Su .1tnerican Forum of the Air...KNBH, 11:30 a.m. Su Faith for Today KECA-TV, 12:30 p.m. Sit La Roy. Rita KTTV, 4 p.m. Tu, 111 American Inventory KNBH, 330 pall. Sa Famous Playnouse -ILECA-TS, 7 p.m. W Ladies' Matinee KECA-T1. 5:30 p.m. M-î American Legion Program_KLAC-TV. 5:03 p.m. Su Ladies Always Win RN XT. 9:30 p.m. 1 .. arms and Gardens_- ...... ----KNISH. 1 p.m. Sa Amos 'n' Andy ...... ------NIKXT. 9 p.m. alt Th F Lane. Dick. KTLA 8 p.m. 51: 8:311 p.m. T11: Animal Panel...-_-_-_ .... ___KNBIL 5:30 p.m. >a Favorite Story KTTV. 8:30 p.m. IA - 10 p.m. so Arden, Ete...... _ . .-. __.KNXT, 9 p.m. Sa l'earless Foiedizk.._- ...... KIIJ-TV. 4:30 P.m. Ss Latiglikm. Charles KLAC-TV. 10 p.m. Sil Armstrong Circle Th-eatre..-..KNBit 9:30 p.m. Tu Fireside theatre---- ..... - ...... f.--KNISIL 9 p.m. To Laurel and Hardy Comedy.....KN1611. 4:30 p.m. >a At Ease .. -- ..... -.______KTLA. 7:30 p.m. M Ilyhoy _ KTLA, 6:30 p.m. M -F learning '53 ..KNXT, 4:30 p.m. Sc Auction City - .KTTV, 6 p.m. Sa Fontaine, Frank KNBH, 8:30 p.m. alt W Lee. Pitsky_KNBIL 7:30 p.m. 5I. W: 8:15 p.m. 1 Auction Park--.-----.-KTTV. 1 p.m. Su FoodS For Thought. .KNBH. 11:30 a.m. M -F Leonetti, Caroline KECA-TV. 4:30 p.m. W Autry, Gene. -- KNXT. 7 p.m. I Ford Theater. .KNBH. 9:30 p.m. 11t Le>den, Bill KNBH, 9 p.m. Sa Babbitt, Harry...... KTLA. 7:30 p.m. Tit: 9 p.m. So Foreign Intrigue .KNBIL 10:30 p.m. TI. I aberace KLAC-TV. 7:30 p.m. 11 Bachelor's Haven..-_----KNXT, 10 p.m. Su pour star playhouse KNXT, 9 p.m. alt Th Life Begins at 80... .• KTTV, 9 p.rn. Sa Ball, Lucille KNXT. 9 p.m. M Freedom Forum K1.1( -TA. u:.10 p.m. Nu Life of -Riley KTTV, li p.m. W Balance Your Budgrt.__.KNXT, 7 p.m. alt. SA Freedom Rings liN AT. 11 a.m. Tu. Th I.ife With Elizabeth___...KLAC-TV, 1:30 p.m. Th Baiter, Sam KLAC-TV, 11 p.m. Tu Fred Waring Show KINXT, 6 p.m. So Light of Faith _____. ._ .. . .. KNXT, 12:30 p.m. Su Bandstand Revne...------.-.KTLA, 9 p.m. Se FruM40 Jane KS NT. 6:43. p.m. Tu. Th Einkletter, Art.....-,...... -- -.KN XT, 11:30 a.m. M-1 *Barton, Frank.. KNBIL II p.m. 58-1. From Hollywood 1111J-T1, i:30 p.m. * Linn, Roberta ...... KTLA. 7:30 P•nl. Ti, Baseball KIIIJ-TV, 8:10 p.m. Tu. W. Th, P Front Page Detectite.. ...fiTTV. 9 p.m. Su Littlefiell. Joe...---- ..KTTV. 12:30 p.m. tio Beat the Clork ...... -___-_-_TINXT, 1:3ti p.m. r' Frosty Frolizst KTLA. 8 p.m. W Little Theater KHI -TV. 7:15 p.m. M-1 , Before Your Eyes._ ... __ ..liTTV, 8:311 p.m. Th Fur Fun. KNXT. 10:30 p.m. Tu Loacer Room .KTTV, 10:45 p.m. M Berle, Militia_ - KNISH. 8.p.m. Tu raiment. Betty . KNXT. 3 p.m. 1. Locker Room Interxiewa....KLAC-TV. 10:45 p.m. F Beulah.------JSECA-TV. 7 p.m. To; Gabby Hayes -.KNISH. 4:43 p.m. M -F' Lone Ranger._ IL-EGA-TV, 1:30 p.m. Tit _ ...... _ ECA-TV. 2 p.m. M -E Rig Payoff 1 '38 il• m • '541 liaffneY. Mercedes K Lore Of Life ...... _ __ KNXT, 2 p.m. M -I. KNXT, 12 n M-I' Garden Chais...... HTTV. 12:30 p.m. Su KHJ-TV, 3:30 p.m. M-F Big Picture KNBH. 1:30 p.m. sa: *Gardner. Jack_KEt•A.TV. 1 p.m.. 10:30 p.m. M: Lucky I .K.1%1111, 7 p.m. TI. : p.m. 'lb: KTTT. 1:30 p.m. Su: Luer Theatre 10:45 p.m. Tu -le Lindberg, Dan KECA-TV, 12 n Su KTLA, 3 p.m. E Get the Farts KNBIL 2 p.m. Su Lusk Freeman KLAC-TV, 5:30 p.m. sit Big Story... .. _ .KNISH, 9 p.m. I' Ghost Towns of Me al r.i bt.CA-TV, 8 p.m. Si. KNXT, 8:30 p.m. Ylo Big Town....._...... ___._ __KS XT. 8 p.m. Th Idtchrist. Norma ...KTTV. 19 n. M-r *Lyon.Lux Video Ed....KLAC-TV. Theatre 11:43 p.m. 11; 11:10 p.m. Bill Leyden 's Theatre STTV, 2:30 p.m. M-1, Gillette Fights KNBIL 1 p.m. F Ta: 10:30 p.m. W•• 11 p.m. Th, E Blue Elaine Theatre KNXT, 5 p.m. Su Glamour Session Krry. 4 pan. Tu. Th Magazine of the Tteek.._-__KTI.A, 10 p.m. Su Blue Ribbon Bouts KNXT, 7 p.m. 11 Gleason, Jackie KNXT. 11 p.m.. 3 Mama Weiss_ . _ _IIIIJ-TV, 2 p.m. M-1 Roney, Gene _ _STTV, 6:55 p.m. :31-1.' Godfrey. Arthur_KNXT, 9 p.m. W•• 2:30 p.m. M-Th Boston Mackie KNISH. 7 p.m. W God's Storybook. - KECA-TV. 9:15 a.m. Su ManNina In,1gainst The Blackcrime Hat . KN XT. 8:30 p.m. 1% Roth Sides -L.-SECA-TV. 8:30 p.m. So Goodyear Theatre .. ______.KNBIL 9 p.m. .it. Mu Mail's Best F'riend.--- KLAC-TV,__KTLA. 59 p.m.p.m. SaVé Bowron, Mayor KTLA. 9:30 p.m. 11: Great Churches of ...... West KTTV. 11 a.m. Su March of Time_-_----.-HTTV,1:30 p.m. M . KA -TV. 9:13 p.m. su Greatest Fights... . KNBII, 8 p.m. 1. Martin. Dude - ..-----.-KeAKeT.TTIV... 9 pl)...m...,.... W.; Boxing. _KLAC.TV, 8:30 p.m. Tu: KTTT• Guiding Light. KNXT. 2:15 p.m. M-IF Martin. Freddy 10 p.m. W: KHJ-TV, 9 p.m. 31: linker. Tito KTTV. 10:30 pr. YU Martin Kane KNBH. 10 p.m. Th SECA-TV. 6 p.m. Sit Gwen and Lorrayne KTTV. 3:30 p.m. M.'S', P *Marty.i, Gil..KTLA.'7 p.m. M-F; 11 p.m. M -Th: Bride and Groom...... 1:30 p.m. M -E (Winn. Bill KECA-TV. 9 p.m. Tat Broadway Playhouse KTLA. 9 p.m. W Hallmark Hall of Fame KNISH. ti p.m. Mu Mars, Grouebo.....----- ... IFINBH1,1:830p.pman..Tit Bliick Circus Tinie_-_.__KNISH. 8 p.m. alt. Ti. Handy Hints ..11ITLA, 6:45 p.m. M-IF McAdoo. Mary ...jeZISH, 2 p.m. M, W. F Burns & Allen KNXT, 8:30 p.m. M Hamm., Tom KNXT, 10 p.m. M-F mcConnell. FA1 _KTI.A. 11:30 a.m. Sc Buttons, Red .. ,..KNXT. 9:30 p.m. M *Harvey. Paid KECA-TV. 8 p.m. Su McCune, Hank KLAC-TV. 7 p.m. Th California Li11:111.-- ...... --KNNT, 12:30 P•m• 31-1 Hawthorne and the Weather...... KNBH, 6:43 p.m. McElroy, Jack KNBIL 4 p.m. M-1. *Camel News tarasen KNBH. 7:45 p.m. :31-F II -F MeLaugulin, Bolt...... KLAC-TV. 8:30 p.m. 51 Campus Farmers... KECA-TV. 2:30 p.01. sa Hayes...... _ calm,.. „. .KNBH, 4:43 p.m. M-1, meet Betty Furness KKTINTX:., 83 pp..mm..‘ 11 Caesar, Sid.._ ...... ____ .-..KNBH, 6 p.m. sa *Hayes. Sam_...---...... KIIJ-TV, 12:30 p.m. M -F Meet Millie .. _.... -...... -..-.--.KNXT, 6:30 p.m. Sa Cartom Time ... ____----KTTV. 5:30 p.m. M-1, Haynes. Dick KLAC-TV. 4 p.m. M-1, \Ippft the Press 4,iaptain Midnitilit_ ..KTTV. 5 p.m. Su Heart of the City....KTTV. 7:30 p.m. W meet Your Congress --KNI211, 9 p.m. M 1 asalcade of America=KNBH, 8:39 p.m. alt IT Henry, BM KNISH. 11 p.m. So: Mrajou, Adolphe__ ...... ___KTTV, 8:30 p.m. 1% Cayalcade of Books KNXT, 4 pan. Su KTTI". 7:13 p.m. M 31eus Wrestling..._____SL.4C-TV. 10:30 p.m. Sa Chance of a Lifetime.__.KECA-TV. 8:30 p.ni. Th Hickman, Herman.-- _KNISH. 8:30 p.m. E Milani, Chef KTTV. 1 p.m. 31-1 Charles Laughton Reads...... KLAC-TV, 10 p.m. Sil Hit Parade. ....KNBII, 1:30 p.m. Sa Mirandy's Garden Shop_KECA-TV, 1:45 p.m. S11 Chase, Charlie.______--KTLA, 7:30 p.m. E Hollywood Legion Boots - K'SCA-TV, 8:30 p.m. Sa 31eitentos Aleirres..--_KILl-TV. 6:30 p.m. Sa Chef Milani KTTV. I p.m. 1I -F Hollywood on Television KILAC-TV.12:30 p.m. 31-10 Montgomery. Robert.. KNBH, 9:30 p.m. St Chevron Theatre _-IITTV. 7:30 p.m. alt Tit , Hollywood Opening Night.-WNBIL 10:30 p.m. Su Moore. Garry KNXT, 3:30 pm. Tu. W. F China timith_...... --___KECA-TV. 8:30 p.m. F Hollywood Opporhmlty___KTLA, 1:30 p.m. TI Mr. and Mrs. North--...... KNXT, 9:30 p.m. IF Chronoscope KNXT. 10:30 p.m. M. W, IF Hollywood .Road to Fame KNXT, 7:30 p.m. Sa Mr. Peepers - -KNBH, 7:30 P.O.. Si. Church in the Home._--.1/1114-TV. 11 a.m. Su Home to Ene In KLAC-TV, 12:30 p.m. Sn Murder Before 5lidnight ...... KTTV, 11 p.m. >a Cisco Kid. KECA-TV, 1 p.m. M Hometown Jamboree - KLAC-TV. 7:30 p.m. Sa Íi'i., 6:30 p.m. alt. Sit City at Night_____.----_. .. KTLA, 10 p.m. W Hopalong Cassidy - KTTV. 7 p.m. W *Murrow.3Iurray, Ken Edward R..._._.--KNXT, 3:30 p.m. Sit City HospitaL____.-. .. KNXT. 9 p.m. alt Tu Hour of Decision...KECA-TV, 10 p.m. Su My Friend Irma.____.__,,.....KNXT, 9 p.m. I' Coates. Paul_ .. - .KNXT. 11:13 a.m. M. W. F1 House Party KNXT. 11:30 a.m. M-F My Hero 141:43 p.m. How Does It Work'? KTTV. 4 p.m. Sa My Little Margie...... ”.HNIMI. 6 p.m. Sa Howdy Dood, ---K XNXIIITH .. 98::3300 p.m. 1S'll Cora, Imogene ___KNBH. 5:30 p.m. M -F Mystery Isle ...... ---...... KERCEAC-TAN9..:159 p.m. Si, Coffee with Coates-KNXT. 11:15 a.m. 11 . W. r Hutton. na Ray -..-.. - ..KTI.A. 9 p.m. in Mystery Thenre Comedy Curtain Call KECA-TV, 3 p.m. Su y Am Th e Law - ---....IILAC-TV, 8 p.m. W .., III1J-TV. 10:43 p.m. M -E Comedy 51our.--._.-...... I'd Like to Know...... - ...... _KNBIL :1 p.m. Su *Newspaper of the Air._KI3J-TV, 7 p.m. 31-1 .: Como, Perry 111 ,Loiatrr•e ield.u.ciy.an _____ . _KI AXBTH .. 9, p.m. ,,M. *News Review of lt0he:30u ne.me,.51: 10:43 p.m. Tu -F Considine. Bob ...... - ...... ______KNBIL 10:45 p.m. Tut Cooley, Spade KTLA. 8 p.m. Sa In God We Trust....STI.A. 11 a.m. Sts KLAC-TV. 11:03 p.m. Sa Cowboy Thrills_____.___KTLA, 5:30 p.m. M-E In Our Times KTTV. 9 p.m. F Norman. Gene_KHJ-TV. 4 p.m. M-F• 1:30 p.m. To Cox, Wally .. _...... _. ..KNBIL 7:30 p.m. Su Industry on Parade KNBH, :t p.m. Su O'Dell, Dell KTLA. 7:30 p.m. W Crabbe. Blister KHI -TV, 7:30 p.m. Ir Inspirational liour .11EÇA-Tv. 8:13. 9:15 a.m. Ma O'Dell, Hoyo ...... KTLA._KTLA. 5:30 p.m. M -F: 9 p.m. 1 Crime Syndicated....KNXT, 9 p.m. alt Ti International Wrestling . .KNXT, 9:30 p.m. Sit Omnibus Crusade in the Pacific KECA-TT„ 7 Pau• r Invitation Playhouse.KNXT. KLAC-TV. 7 p.m. IV Open Road...... - . .. ____ ..... _ .. .. KTTV. 1:30 8 p.m.p.m. IliSit Cullen, Bill KNXT, 3 p.m. Th Inspector Mark Saber. Homicide Squad.. .. Church of Churches KIIJ-TV. 5:15 p.m. Su KECA-TV„ 9 p.m. IF OscarOur Miss Awards Brooks KNBII,KNXT, 7:30 9 pan.p.m. 'IiiSa Church of the Open Door KILI-TV. 11 a.m. sit It's a Good Idea KNBH, 7 p.m. To Outdoors with Wangenheim KNBIL 4 p.m. Sa Danger- _KNXT, 1:30 p.m. Tit It's Magic .KTI.A, 7:30 p.m. W Owens, Harry. . KNXT. 8 Kp.Emc.A11-1;%1.0 $p. pmn.,..11t1 Dangerous Assignment KNBH , 10:30 p.m. F It's News to Me. KNXT. 8:30 p.m. Tit Owens. Jack .KECA-TV. 6:13 p.m. M -F' Date With 116dy...... ____KECA-TV. 7:30 1:4.111• W I've Got A Secret.____SN'XT. 7:30 p.m. alt. Th Ozzie and Harriet Dulls. Joan. -10i1111_, 8 p.m. W Jackson's Theatre...-. .KTTV. 11:15 p.m.. Page. Patti- KNBIL 8:30 p.m. alt 5% 'lay. Dennis ... .. _ K yry,. .. KNBH, 8:30 p.m. 10 p.m.alt To V Jalopy Derby . .1:10 amt. M -F Palladium Party...... _.... KNXT, 5:30 p.m. So Death Vallee Days. - KTTV. 2:30 p.m. Sit Parlor Party ...... _._.._...... KNBH, 2:30 ,111.:1•11 1.1- 1." Department Store of the Air...... ,...KLAC-TV. Jan is. Al. .ICECA-TV., 4 p.m. M -E Parrish, Helen KNISH. d p.m. lui .-.. 10 a.m. M-IF John Wayne Western KTTV. 8 p.m. F Peale, Dr. Norman Vincent KECA-TV, I. in Ding Dong School KNBH. 9:30 a.m. M -1 Juke Box Jury... KNXT, 10:30 p.m. Sa Dinner Theater .11LAC-TV. 7 P•M• Sa Jump Jump. .. KNBIFI. 5:13 p.m. mr-r Peanut Circin.---...... 7 SKST FIT HI..,7 6 :311. 111,.. an: Iiisie Showboat KTLA. 8 p.m. M Juriior Ciossroads. KNBH, 5 p.m. M -F Pet Exchange DiXOft • 'Nancy _KM', 4 p.m. M. W. IF Junior Press Conference ....KECA-TV. *Peterson. Elmer-- ...... KNBIL 6:55 p.m. 31-1 Donald Novi* Cooks KNBH, 3:30 p.m. 11-1 , 11:311 a.m. alt. Sa Mile° Playhouse..KNIBIL 9 p.m. alt Su Double or Nothing...-.....KNXT, 3:13 p.m. M, 11, 1 Junior Rodeo ...... IIECA-TV 11:30 a.m, alt six Photography Is Fun KILIK-TV. np...m. ,5.1. Just Around ..the Corner....KNIXT, 3:15 p.m. Tu. Tit Plainclothesman Page Forty-six *KLAC Teillbaper..KLAC-TV. 6:30 p.m. 111-F Playcrafter's Club...IFCTLA. 5 p.m. 31.1' TV -RADIO LIFE MARCH 27, 1953

l'iliouse of Start KNST. 8 p.m. 1' Police calls..KTLA. 3:3.5 p.m. M -Th: 11:43 p.m. I. SAN DIEGO TV Polyroides„ Foreign Editor_WITV. 12:13 p.m. So San Diego *Pontiac News______-.11.11.1-TV. 8 p.m. M- 1. PROGRAM FINDER Potter, Peter .KNXT, 10:30 p.m. >a Prestige Playhouse. KECA-TV. 9 pan. II star Revue :I p.m. Sa Pri i ate Secretary KNXT, 4:30 p.m. so DIAL DATA • Amos Sn' And> ... s p.m. all 1.: *Putnam, George. KTTV. 6:43. 11 p.m. 31-1 Arden Varieties ; . tri p.m. 31-11 Quern for a Day J.. KF1J-TV. 3 p.m. M-C By Maurine Skinner Armed Forces 'la lrral I 'a i lot Baker 'Siff I I1:310 pif iii.. '4; tilde Kids ...... _ ..... _...... __KNNT. 7 p.m. alt. Sa ll..04449'4403‘09:•99(~41(9",4 114'.'. 1G'•‘et Beat the Clock 10:30 p.m. Tit Racket Squad KANT. 7:30 p.m. alt. Th liellnY, Jack...... -...... A:30 p.m. all 'Su nattier el' the Jungle.- ...... ___KITY. 7 Pall. Til SAN DIEGO-(Special)-Marj Hume Berle. Milton Range Rider...... ______...... __KNXT, 1 p.m. To of "What's Cookin" fame has bowed Beulah RCA Victor Show____ KNISH. 10 p.m. 1 iii.g,iilitz'a..y off...11 Red Buttons Show KNA.T. 9:30 p.m. M to public demand. Seems there has Big Story -._-..- ...... _...108::::11:904 PUP1;:i....im.:11111.. '-1411.1: Roberts, Clete KLAC-TV. 6:43 p.m. M-I, been quite a controversy among het limilon Mackie _10 p.m. Sa Rocky King, Detectile ...... -...KTT1. 9:30 p.m. Si, many viewers as to whether Marj Rogers, Roy.., . AN0111. 6:30 p.m. Su Break The Bank K N1111, 12 ti. 11-1 , Roll, S. Ernest KLAC-TV. 8 p.m. Th should wear an apron in the kitchen. liana, 4:: Allen 9 pan. Na la • ('orner Roller Derby KTLA. 9 p.m. M . Marj now wears one! Th> viewers Captain Midnite 3 pall. SO 'Cootie Kazootle KECA-TV, 11 a.m. Sa probably will be interested to know 4 lance of a Lifetime . . . 1!:.910:30, pan. pan. alt Tosil Rourke, Jack..KECA-TI. 5:30 p.m. M-F: 10 p.iii. 1 Chan tel 8 Corral.. 3:13 p.m. 31- 1 itie3. Mike..-...... _ KLAC-TV. IA a.m. M-1 that Mari wore a washable hougb- Chevron Theater 9:30 p.m. Ruggles, Charlie KECA-TV. 1 p.m. Th dress for her shows and could see no Christophers. The,...... 5 pall. Thsa safety Is Your Business .. KLAC-TV. 9:30 p.m. Th reason for wearing an apron and hav- il 'imeo Kid ...... _ ... :...... saturday Night Mhoop-de-do....KLAC-TV, 10 p.m. City Hospital ..:.. .. _...... _.... 1,1:1 -, p. 7m.p.am li *Sr:: Sn ing both the dress and apron to Club Embassy schlitz Playhoume RN NT. 8 p.m. 1 launder. However,. Marj did at one Comedy Hour scoop the Writers KTTV. 10:30 pan. II: tullen.Crime Syndicated 111:1 131 :11.37.in P.Planit: .':¡':': seen Music Hall ...... -....-KNBH, 8:30 p.m. al. W time wear a plastic apron and the search for Tomorrow KNXT, 1:45 p.m. M-F many lights used on her show caused Danger 1 ••••• 1010. 11 a.m.n Th see It Now _ KNXT. 3:311 p.m. FM Day,Date MithDennis Judy. . 3 p.ot.pa. SaSn seminar KECA-TV. 7 p.m. Sui a tremendous glare which made for II p.m. I scNen Seienty on TV. liirTV. 2 p.m. Su very bad viewing. All is well apron - Death %alley Days S p.m. all I sheen, Bishop Fulton J ...... KTTV. 7 p.m. SO Did Ja Know ...... 11:41 a.m. M -F . Wise . .. sheriff John KTTV, 12:30 p.m. M.F viva la apron! Ding Doug School sheriff John's Clubhouse 6:30 p.m. M-1 Dieuglas Fairbanks Presents 111:38 a.m. To furry. Channel 8 will again televise the .• shore. Dinah KNi1911, 1:30 p.m. Tu. 'iii Double or Nothing 1:30 p.m. M. 11,. 1 short Short Dramas__ ...... KAM& 1:13 p.m. Tu: Easter Sunrise Service held each year FiresideDragnet Ileater 9•10 p.m. Th 8:13 p.m. I" on Mt. Helix. The viewers can pick it 1:30 pan. sa shriner. Herb _____ ...... _____KNISH. 10 p.m. Tii Four Star Playhouse 8 p.m. all II 'Letton. Red _ ...... _...... KAM.. 7 p.m. Su up at approximately 5:15 a.m.... the Frontiers of Faith.. __...... _...-._....10:30 a.m. su sky King ____KLCA-TV. 11:30 a.m. aft Sa cameramen and technical staff might irernas..eri: Betty 111::4:i0 ipill: 'sill sky's the Limit . . 9 p.m. : II o .aekie 6:311 p.m. sa smith, ate KNISH. I pan. M-1, as well stay up all night as prepara- (mdfrey. Arthur 8 p.ni. IV Space Patrol li la N- I 1, 6:13 p.m. M-1 : tions for the service start many hours Cweatest Fight». 7:13 p.m. 1. 5:30 pan. Sa (Miding Light ` 12:43 p.m. 111-1 speed and 'toe .1 kill' • b p.m. 1 before that time. The beautiful view Hit Parade sport Shots WIT\ . 11:13 p.m. To certainly adds to the inspirational Hollywood Opening Night 11:43 p.m. M I latve Lucy - Sports Car News ...... ----KANT, 10:311 p.m. Ili I Married Joan 14:30 pan. Sa stairway to Stardom KNISH, 10:30 p.m. 11 service. star Salon...... liN1411. 9 a.m. 34-F: 2 p.m. Th Indirary on Parade "'SO fi.III. 55 Stair Shoppers K'TTV, 2 p.m. M-I' Channel 8 viewers are in store for stars On Stage ...... firry. 1 p.m. Tli some good fights comma« up. As of lit:11:1i N',44 :11'sa gter ‘Siteeop 11:301:30 p .p.m..mp.. m it.M-111 T 1u slate of the Union...... KNXT, 1 p.m. Su Kane. Martin ...... _. -- ...... _Al :30 p.m. I ii slewart. Martha...-... KNISH 7:30 p.m. M. M: April 1 1CFMB-TV will carry the Pabst Kieran's Kaleidoscope 7 pan NI ... _... - ...... -- .8 l' Blue Ribbon fights. The opener will Let There Ile Light Ill itan$ Si: stork :bib IV6 :131 p.m.p.m. Sul be between Ezzard Charles and Rex LifeLiberal... Begins at AO . (61. 1:30 p.m. 1% street, Dave...... _...... KLAC-TV. 2 p.m. M -I" I AMP Ranger 8:30 p.m. Ti, straigla from ...... 9:30 p.m. Nu Layne. Then every Wednesday night 7 p.01. Th shrike It Rich__ ..... KNXT. I p.m. M -F: 8 p.m. W thereafter at 7:00 p.m. you'll be able Lin Video Theater-- ...... 810 p.o.. NI st tulle One --- .KNXT, 7 p.m. 31 man Against Crime stalks. Bill _-.... KNISH, 2:30 p.m. 311-1 to see the best in fights. 'March of Time ---- 9:309 p.m. ThTu suet:ram Story...... _ ... . KTTV. 1 11.nl. F. Mars. Grouch.) s 3Iasterpiei e Playhouse 8 p.m. a sallivan. Ed KNXT. 9 p.ni. Sp The Burns and Allen show will move .4) p ..% . 31.1 sunday Serial KECA-TV, 3:30 p.m. Su 3letijou. Adolphe to Monday night at 8:30 beginning Moore. Garry sunday Service .KNI311. 1:30 p.m. Sill 31ontgoinery. Robert 1:311 p.m. Tn. Th super Circus KECA-TV. 2 p.m. Su March 30. Ttis change will make Mon- 11 pan. Th superman KECA-TV. 8:311 p.m. M Movie Of the Week day night an excellent viewing night Mr. and Mrs. North (8). 9 p.m. To suspects Wanted - .... KIIIJ-TV, 12:40 p.m. 31.1, 10 pan. 1 suspense KNXT. 9:30 span. Tii on Channel 8. ir. Peeper,* - ...... -...... _ ...... 8 p.m. Sis *Swayze. John Cameron _.KNIIII. 1:13 p.m. MA, Mr. Wizard - 11 a.m. Su T-Men in Action KNBH, 8:30 p.m. Ti, The mobile blood center will be set Murray. Ken -...... _..- ...... 6:30 p.m. all so Table in Hollywood- ...... -.KNXT, 10:43 p.m. M-I' up in the empty store on the ground My Friend' Irma...... ,-.,_ ...... - ...... 9:30 p.m. 1 Tales of romorrow _ . ...KECA-TV. 9:30 p.m. I" 31y Little Margie. floor of KFMB-TV on Thursday, March Omnibus ...... _...... - - . 10:43 p.ni. Sii Teleforum KTLA. 10 p.m. M Ozzie and Harriet 1:30 p.m. Su Televenture ..... KLAC-TV. 5:30 p.m. M -F 26. Channel 8 will start its broecast 10 p.m. lb Teleteen Report cc ... 10611H, 5 p.m. Sa People In the News 7:30 p.m. M-1, Tele-YesPer"--- KTLA. 11:13 p.m. Su day at 8 a.m. instead of the regular PlayhousePrivate Secretary of Stars 10 path Tu Terry and the Pirate.. 14 rrv. 8:30 p.m. alt Tu 10 a.m. and for the first two hours Q 4:30 p.m. alt sin Texas Wrestling MICA-TV. 3 p.m. Sa Quiz Kid* 1 p.m. all Soi Tim Doctor KNBEI. 10 p.m. Su will televise the activities centering Racket Squad ...... 11:30 p.m. alt i ••The Movies" Ii111,A. 7:311 p.m. Su around this room. Ranier of the -Ion glc .... --- ...... 5 p.m. F The Name's the same hi a t-TV. 7:30 p.m. Tu MangoRed Buttons Rider . _-- 7 p.m. Vi .....- ...... The Unexpee cul KCCA-TV. it p.m. M Rocky King Det,ct i, c - . 1:30 9.011. Sa The Web...... ,...... iisvr. 8 p.m. Tu . 1 :15' p.m. Su There's One in 1.rce> I moil, Welcome TraNelers..._. KNBII, 12:30 p.m. MA' RootieRogers. Kagootic Roy. 4 p.m. Si. . .. Is ‘ \ T. 9:30 a.m. M-1" Welk, leiwnute...... KTLA. s P.Ia• This In Yly Meloti> KECA-TV. 9 P.m. 141 We're Having a Pali, lit 1i 10 p.m. Th search for T 1.0, ...... 11::iii - a" -.n.112.s m-t. ss This is The Life .. ___ KNBH, 3 wan. SIC %%extern lanches KTLA. 9 OM. I. See Now This Is Your Life' KAM.. 10 p.m. %V Wild Bill Ilickok INTLA. 6 p.m. Sil smith.skeltom Kate fled S 3:307 p.m. Suu This Is Your Navy...... IiI1J-TV, 4 p.m. Sa What In The World KN AT. 8:30 I. 5 p.m. 31. W This is Show Business KA NT, 8:30 p.m. So M hare My Lire kNNT, 1:30 p.m. Su Smokey Rogers 1 pan. M-1' Those Two...KY:Bit. 1:30 p m. M. W: 8:15 Pall• l' What's Na ae of That Song? KI14-TV. 1:30 p.m. NI Spanish l'ilin _(a), 4:30 p.m M. Th. I': Tint McCoys Show KNXT 1 pm Sia What's Your Illd? ...... KECA-TV, 8:30 p.m. Si, ...... 4:45 p.m. Ti,: 4:13 p.m. Vi 'rim McCoy's Wild West KNXT, a p.m. 31-1' Mimes Your Trouble' KECA-TI. 12 ii. Stranger Titan I o 11•01 ...... 7 p.m. I W. I' 'rime for Benny _.... __ Kirl.A. 1:15 p.m. M -F Strike It Rich il :1:11 a.m. M. W. I Time to Smile KNXT. 6:30 p.m. Su Wine. Betty. KLAC-TY. 12:30 p.m.: 3 p.m. M-1 Studio One_ . 10:..0 p.o, II Timmy O'Toole.. KHJ-TV. 5 p.m. Sa Whiteman. Paul KF.CA-TV, 2 l'.'. Sa Super Circus 1 p.01..1.1 Toast of the Town .KNXT. 9 p.m. Su Whim Knows Tait..,..,,., KLAC-TV. 6:30 p.m. Ste Superman ... . x p.m. Ti, Tootsic Hippodrome IX 1 C 1-TV. 5:30 p.m. SU Mild Bill Illekock _KTI.A. 6 pan. Su Tales of Tomorrow 1,1.4'A-'I'. 9:311 p:m. I' 'lep Flight Boxing 1,1,4A-7‘„ I, p.m. Sn Williams. Tex KNISH, 3:30 'tan. So TV Class Room 1 p.m. 31. W. 1 Traey. Diek.. ... KNBII, 4:30 alt Sa Wilson. Dr. Ernest C..KLAC-TV. 4:511 p.m. 31-1 Telesportm Diges1 9 p.m. 1.11 flue>. lee . KNISH. 10 p.m. Ti, Winchell-Mahmley Show _.KNBIL 8 p.m. NI Televespers .10:13 a.m. Sa t rase lradle of 1h ri..1 i an Sit, . RECA-TA„ *Wlnchell, 11.11cr KECA-11, 9 p.m. Su Televkion Playhouse 9:1:i p.111,, .4 11 . 3 p.m. Su Womffl Are Wonderful KLAC-IT, 111:311 a.m. 11-1. The Doctor .. 11 p.m. To 1 rial at Tara FiNI111. 2 p.m. Tu Words and 3Iusie KNBIL 19:30 PAN. ait 31 Terry and the Pirates .. X p.m. all M tricks and Trim's .... _._.... hi' LA, 3:30 p.m. F Wrestling • • MLA('-TT. 8:30 p.m. I": This Is Tone Life . ,... 12,30 p.m. ..I 'l'Y Jukebox till.1-TV. 8:30 p.m. Sa KTI.A. 2:30 pan. Th: KTTV. 8:30 p.m. 31: Time for Beane ...... 0:30 a.m. 144 'I V University 1.111 -TV. 8:13 p.m. 11 ..KLAc-vv. 9:13 p.m. Tu: KNXT. 9:30 P.m. Sa Trouble with Father I:110 pan. Is-. rweakt questions__ KTTV. 6 pan. Su KECA-TY. 7 p.m. Sa; 8 p.m. Tu. Th: 'Hie Web...... _____ 11:13 p.m. IN Two for the Money KNBIL 10 p.m. lus 8:30 p.m. W KTTV. 11:30 a.m.. 2:30 a.m. MA': Waring. Fred 6 pan. ".... I.S.A. Canteen 14 \ NT. 8:15 pan. Tu. Th KLAC-TV. 8:43 p.m. Sit Welcome Traveler 3:15 natl. NI -I 1.1.P. hi, tc-Tv. 7:30 p.m. Su You Are There . _KANT, 3 p.m. Su Western The•tter 11 :311 It .111. So Victor, at Sea ...RABIC 1 p.m. NI Ion Asked Fo' lo ..... KECA.TV. It p.ni. M Wbatk rookin' . 11 a.m. M-1. Video Views KI:i 1-1 V. 12:15 p.m. Tu. 'Il. Young, Alan..... NXT, 6:30 Pm:. all. Sil Whatk NI! Line 7:30 p.m. "lo 1 °ice of Firestone KNISH. 8:30 p.m. 11 Year Income - as KTLA, 10:43 p.m. Si, Minchell. Walter 9 pan. su Your Jeweler's showcase .KNISH. 10:311 a.m. Wisdom of the Ages 8:30 p.m. Mn, 1 oluntarilv Speaking .. ..KTTV. 12 is SO alt. Il Makely, âmniy ...... _.x. XT, 8 p.m. :ie Wremtline ...... 9 p.m. 11 Waring, Fred _KNXT. 8 p.m. Su Your Show of Shows KNBH, 6 p.m. Se Young. .11rn . 11:311 n.m. ail so *WeaNer Hank ___ KE1 .1-TV. 10:30 p.m. MA' Your Town ...... KTI.A. 9:30 p.m. II Tone Ilit Plinile 11:30 p.m. es Webb. - ad( KNBIL 9 p.m. alt TI, Your Town's Talent.....- ...... K1F1J-TV, 7:30 p.m. Tim %our Sehools Today 1 p.m. 'ru. Th Youth on the March KTTV. 11:30 S11 Webster Webfoot ...... ___KLAC-TV. 5 p.m. M-F Page Forty-seven Welsh at the Airport . KTTV, 6:15 p.m. 91 -Th 100 Parade_ KNBH, 4:30 p.m. Mu MARCH 27, 1953 TV-RADIO LIFE 'Spin and Win' HOLLAND'S TUNNEL Slogan BY JACK HOLLAND ,

NBC-TV and the television industry stage star under the name of Alice Wins Contest should take a deserved bow for the Weaver. masterful job- of televising the Acad- Clean-Up Campaign; Word- is otit A few weeks ago Earl McDaniel, emy Awards "Oscar" night last March that the heads at CBS have allegedly personable disc jockey at KFVD, 19. The transitions from New York to sent out a no cheesecake edict. The started a contest asking for names Hollywoqd were expertly done and network's curvaceous charmers are for his morning shows. From 8:45, to the cameras, for the most part, picked not to reveal so much of their charms. 9:15 and from 9:30 to 11 he spins up all the pertinent high spots. The Marie Wilson heard this and reported- platters, gives household hints, garden ofhly obvious faux pas was the mix- ly commented, "Not me. I know what tips, and even includes contest gim- up on switching to the press room for Ihave to sell and I'm going to sell it." micks.- activities there. When this was final- Marie then made plans to have her ly done—after a confusion with sta- There were about 1200 entries sub- own photographer take her publicity tion break and cbmmercial—nothing mitted and the winner was Mrs. Emma pictures. With this rule in force, some happened of any interest. As for criti- Peterson of 1512 S. Hobart Blvd., Los objectionable photos may disappear, cisms, why didn't the cameras pick Angeles. She had turned in eight slo- but just what are the photographers up the reactions to the various stars gans but her winning one was "Spin going to use for picture ideas now? who were nominated for awards? and Win." Among her many prizes Crinolines and ruffles are back, boys, This would . have given considerable were a round trip by plane to New and you may as well start suffering! suspense. Also, there should have Candid Opinion: Burns and Allen, York with all expenses paid and a been shots of the stars arriving at the man's suit. realizing they were playing the same theater. However, TV performed a real time slots as Groucho Marx in many service to the public. As for the Since any housewife who wins a cities, changed their time for their Awards themselves, the affair lacked radio contest is of interest, TV-Radio TV show to Monday evenings instead any emotional impact, except for Life cornered Mrs. Peterson for her of Thursdays. George and Gracie have Shirley Booth's reaction to winning opinions about radio and TV. one of the best programs on any and her very touching speech. The "Naturally, I'm very excited about emphasis on the time element cut channel and yet they made this radi- cal move to serve the viewers better. winning," she said timidly. "I never down the human side of this glamor- Wish other top shows which are buck- thought Iwould. Iwas cleaning house ous night. Too bad because the net ing first-rate programs would find it when Earl McDaniel called to say I impression of the show was "flat." had won. I stopped cleaning right possible to take the stand Burns and 'Tis rumored that Fran Allison and away to get my breath, but after a Allen did. But with network time be- Burr Tillstrom are unhappy about the little while Iwent back to work. ing tight, of course, this is not al- picture "Lili" because in it Leslie ways possible. It should be a must, "I love to enter contests on both Caron talks to the puppets—just as however, whenever such changes can radio and TV and I've won several Fran does to Kukla and 011ie. Instead be made. prizes, but this is my biggest to date. of being unhappy these two likable My husband, who is retired, was as people should be ecstatic, for "Lill," a happy as I was since he needed a grand movie, can be great publicity suit. for their show. SEE "I like radio as much as TV. I al- If you wondered why so little was ways listen to the record programs in made of Martin.'and Lewis's appear- the morning while I'm doing my ance on the Colgate Comedy Hour housework—and I have a lot of it Anniversary show and why they were "What's since we have a rooming house. Why, on so short a time, the boys' reluct- 1 even like commercials on radio and ance to appear with Abbott and Cos- TV—except that I kind of wish those tello is the answer. The four have announcers wouldn't order us house- been 'feuding for some time. Your wives to buy this and buy that. I think we can tell when a man is KECA-TV announces it will táke on kidding us and when he's sincere. Why no more rebuilt-sewing-machine or don't those announcers give us credit vacuum-cleaner commercials because for having some sense? of misrepresentations thrpwn at the Bid?" public by these companies. However, . "Naturally. my favorite radio show certain contracts have to be fulfilled WORLD'S is 'Spin and Win.' And Earl really so you may see a few more of these knows how to give commercials. You GREATEST "come-ons" on the station for the next can believe him. As for TV, my hus- few weeks. Once the contracts have AUCTION band likes wrestling so much I just run out—no more. Good for KECA-TV. sort of let him take over the set. But during the day Ienjoy watching Mary A real hunk of dynamite is going McAdoo and Bill Stulla. to be thrown at Dr. Fifield and his 'Liberal Bill' "I really enjoy all those women's Freedom Clubs in a forthcoming shows because I manage to learn Collier's magazine article. This blast with something differegt on each one. I is going to answer a lot of heretofore don't understand why some people puzzling questions about Fifield and John Reed criticize them so much. When you his "aims." King .have a big twelve-room house to take Did You Know: That Dinah Shore care of as Ihave you need extra little hates to wear shoes. . . . That Ada hints to help you wit,h your work." Leonard has been appearing in South Now that Mrs. Peterson has walked America with her band. . . . That off with the loot, Earl is starting an- there's some good TV talent at the other four-week contest. Listeners are Carousel Theatre where "The Merry to write in their ideas on what they'd Widow" is packing them in. . .. That Sundays 7:30 p.m. do "If I Were a Disc Jockey for a Mrs. Art Baker will probably appear Day." Earl must certainly like to read more and more on TV with Art on his letters! KTTV "Stars on Stage" show as a result of an impromptu appearance she KECA-11/,141 And make housewives happy. made recently. Show business is not ABC Televisionfrfaer •Page Forty-eight new to her, having been a Broadway TV-RADIO LIFE MAKLrl 21, I Y.33

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PARK 'EM AND CAN YOU FOOL THE LEAVE 'EM Harassed mothers who wonder PUBLIC ALL THE TIME? what to do with their offspring while marketing are finding a solution to this problem in the recent innovations put into ef- TV -Radio Life Conducted an Investigation of a Come- on fect by supermarkets everywhere. Kiddielands with free comic Commercial Seen on TV. Here Are the Not-So-Surprising Facts book reading sections and coin- operated rides are appearing at more and more markets inter- get the truth about such offers we It happened one night while watch- ested in keeping their customers ing a movie on TV. The picture was had both the $6.95 watch and the happy. interrupted by an energetic spieler $29.95 ring set sent out—on approval. Park the kids and do your who enthusiastically offered a watch About 9:30 one evening a representative from the company arrived with shopping. They won't mind. Er —for $6.95. In addition, viewers who .. . that is, if you increase Jun- the rings. They turned out to be rushed to the phone to take advan- ior's allowance. He'll need a ferm tage of this shock-resistant, radium - greenish in .7.olor and the diamonds were so small they could hardly (be dimes to take advantage of the dial number would be given a ciga- rides on the atomic jet machine, rette lighter for free. seen. As for the free watch included with the rings, we doubt you would or horses, Rudolph the red-nosed It was a familiar story and an have had it as a gift. The $6.95 watch reindeer, the latest model air- equally familiar pitch. But then turned out to be a complete mystery plane and other child-tantaliz- came the big payoff. A little later the to the representative. "That was some- ing devices. There are even same announcer offered a wedding body else's department," he remarked. midget movies, and coin-ma- and engagement ring set for $29.95! "I know nothing about it." chine operators are thinging up The set "sparkled" with twenty- more new ideas to help keep "If we take these rings, can we get nine diamonds. That wasn't all. A your child happy while you our money back in three days as we lady's watch with two diamonds shop. were told over the phone?" we asked. would be gin FREE to those who called in. Both these offers, mind you, "Why wait. three days?" he said. were highly advertised as "Order on "You're seeing them now for approv- Approval" deals. al. Do you want them or not?" CONTEST WINNERS We called the phone number given. "Is there any guarantee?" The charming lady at the other end The salesman just tossed a blank TO BE ANNOUNCED assured us: (1) We had three days in look. which to decide whether we wanted We let him know we weren't inter- At press time, the judges of the the rings and the watch—and if we ested, so then he brought out a case HOME LIFE letter contest, which didn't take them we'd get the money with some obviously expensive dia- closed March 15th, were up to their back; (2) We didn't have to pay cash mond rings enclosed. These we dis- eyebrows in letters. The many ideas and could open an account; (3) The carded, along with the salesman, and and suggestions from you readers are products were in no way misrepre- skipped the whole matter. being carefully analyzed and consid- sented—she said—and added that the This case should only serve to re- ered. As time goes by, many of them company had been in business for will be incorporated into the pages seventeen years. mind viewers that you must be extremely wary of such come-on deals of HOME LIFE. Order Given —and to remember that you get only The names of prize winners will be Since TV•Radio Life is anxious to 'what you pay for! announced next week.

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IN ANSWER This is WATCH FOR TO YOUR REQUESTS EASTER RECIPES NEXT WEEK ereet9e€ By .MAURIE WEBSTER eamtio-9( Hope you Saw ..the International FloWer Show at - Hólly.woOd. Park. Most visitors went away with good ideas and a new enthusiasm for back -yard digging. But . several, after aisles -full of perfect blossoms, probably echoed KNX EarlYman... Ralph Story, who quipped ... "If you have a garden, it'll make you despondent!" For those wli,, still have energy-,-a look at "our... GARDEN CHECK LIST ONE; Hedges are straining with new growth. Give them water, fertilizer and an early pruning. But-74:16 it right. DON'T BE CONFUSED BY Trim the bushes fairly narrow at the INFERIOR COPIES OF THE top and wide at the bottom, to encourage healthy growth: GENUINE ANDREWS SPRINKLER TWO: Fuchsias •look 'scraggly? Tr this spring tonic. Remove pot-bound Saves uatel:r Double plastie tube looks COM I NG SOON plats, cut the triOts back and replant. like soaker, yet sprinkles 15-ft. area. So adding leaf mold to the pot. Prune gentle to flowers. It Weighs but ounce:s. Tube carries Good Housekeeping Seal of WATCH back the roots again in two years. Approval. %tion't rot or mildew even if Next spring scrape off the top half stored wet. Comp,lete with hi-ass connec- HOME LIFE inch of soil from the pot and replace tor. Fully GUARANTEeD. 20-ft. length. 52.50: 30-ft., $3.5f': 40-ft.. 54.00: 50 -ft . with a mixture of leaf mold, manure t1.7. Prepaid. Add ?. ,1. sales tax. EVERY WEEK and sandy loam. Keep them moist and feed monthly when growth begins. TREASURE LANE MIME: Biggest mistake in vegeta- Is ble gardens is planting seeds too deep! Dept. TV -3, 1545 N. La Brea Ave. LAWRENCE WELK Peas, beans and corn—even-sweet peas - Hollywood 28. Calif. should go no more than an inch or two Accordion Ash Tray deep! 'Plan the .rows so yu can irri- gate .. . sprinkling- is often;too light designed by Mr. Welk himself and produces shallow roots. SAN GABRIEL Fersonalpzed with LaWlenLe Welk - VALLEY GUN CLUB Signature NOTES FROM THE HOME FRONT Repairing cracked and chipped .con• At end of Fish Canyon Road. Duarte. Open to the public except Monday, crete is easy with this trick. Clean the Rangé- 25' ta ft() yard*. Any calibre Min. old surface with. a wire - tgusn; dampen Range tee $1.00, Lunch stand on grounds.. it thoroughly "and paint it with. "a Range Manager, Joe Hawks • creamy' mixture of pure cement and water. That gives a .strong. bond ,to. the *old Concrete, if you put the patch • in place while the mix is still moist: . In Los Angeles, six • out of every ten "COLORVISION "COLORVISION" is it"Kodak col& film house•numbers are invisible from the ... TV SCREEN FILTE-R which gives sew- • street, especially at night! Common • various colortonpa 10.PirtUre:screen. faults: covered by shrubs, not illumi• "COLORVISION" produces colortones noted by the porch light, painted the that appear to reVolve • and mingle ii,. the picture. 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Felt base protects your finest fur- application—two for unusual cases. It Almost everyone reerders as "COLORVI. also rids lawns of :.moths, ants and SION" makes an ideal gift for friends. _------niture- • - ,chiggers. Sounds like a miracle—but Throw away _that .lamp because ORDER' FROM': 'HOME LIFE, 6361 Setma "COLORVISION" eliminates' the glare give the scientists another year or two and -you and family can enjoy-n.1'JD Ave., H011ywdod 28. - (5) .and they may develop a single spray dark room at itS best, Originated, desil.: Please send • - Lawrence Welk that also fertilizes the grass . . . and ed, perfected and mantifactured by P,— s, ,i, n,ert,. D. orders -45c extra due I. , ash tra)s at $2.00 each. This -sum in- keeps it from growing too fast! Believe Ia.-, al ..harges. it or not—it's possible! cludes salts tax, postage. Please make FULL PRICES Want the latest word on no-strain 7" -12 1 2" Sets S1.49 checks payable to: James Miladin. kitchens? You'll hear the lady who 14" - 17" Sets $1.99 PLEASE PRINT PLAINLY 19" - 21" Sets. $2.49 designs them on my show next Satur- 24" - 27" Sets 52.99 Naine ' day (March 28). Also available in solid amber color size, Address 7" - 21" at $1.49. Ask for — EZR-VISION" Tune Maurie Webster on • when orderino. City é "THIS IS LIVING" - -- Write: Pete C. Sorensen, 922 W. 7th PL Saturdays — 2:00 • 2:30 p.m. Cos Angeles, Calif. — MA 9-8379 Page Fifty Station KNX TV-RADIO LIFE MARCH 27, 1953

CLASSIFIED {61Weitehas RATES: 100 'per word per insertion. Mini- FOR SALI mum 10 woes. 411 ads payable in ad- "COLORVISION" TV SCREEN FILTER vance. NO charge lot box' number, re- plica forwarded daily. DEADLINE: Fri- gives beautiful colortones. See page 50. day noon for issue on sale following 1000 EMBOSSED BUSINESS CARDS $4.50 Chinese food * makes a welcome Wednesday. Free checking copy to adver- postage paid. Write for FREE sample and change in your family menu. Below tisers. style chart. Graham Porter, 795 Coast View Drive, Laguna Beach, Calif. are a few of the better-known stock PERSONALS ACCORDION SALE. 25, New 120 BASSES, recipes fpr a Chinese meal. TOO MUCH TV GLARE?? Everyone saya 41 piano keys. Italian modern piano accor- "yes.' See "COLORVIS1ON" on page 50. Fried Rice dions. Specials this week while they last SPANISH IS CALIFORNIA'S second lan- at $150.00. Seseral colora and sizes to Fry 4 slices bacon or equal amount guage. 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SPECIAL SERVICES erator, Waste • King, Hotpoint, Youngs- COMMERCIAL CARTOONIST, free lance. town, Magic Maid, etc. We'll charge Roast Chicken Let my original cartoons add that cer- the actual retail price as nation- After fowl has been prepared place tain touch to your ad. window or wall. ally advertised, WITH NO INSTALLA- Reasonable bu - good. Pick up your phone TION CHARGE, wherever existing elec- in kettle of hot water, thoroughly cov- and call—Bob Barton, RE. 2-7998, after tricity and plumbing permits. IF YOU ering chicken, for 2 minutes, then add 5,09 p.m. AREN'T COMPLETELY SATISFIED 1 teaspoon spicery powder, 1 cup Chi- we'll let you take a .sechnd-choice ma- FOR SALE chine. We are the largest installers of nese sauce, 5 drops sesamum-seed WRESTLERS' PHOTOS. Stamp brings list. garbage disposers in the Los Angeles oil, 2 teaspoons salt. Leave in water Box 1479, Lemon Grove, Calif. area. All installations are city-approved. 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Rice ca,kes Clear-finish blonde hardwood top is attached to and almond cookies may be added for heavy-duty ball bearing swivel, resting on sturdy further variety. smart•looking wrought iron legs. * * Table height 21" for best viewing. Table top "TAPE" IT EASY 22" square. Legs and edge of top in decorator An Eastern chain of supermarkets is dull black finish. Plastic glides to protect floor. reportedly experimenting with a tape Shipped prepaid. No CODs. Calif. residents add recorder in all check-cashing transac- tions. Unlike fingerprinting, having sales tax. Write for catalog of other "Build your voice recorded at the time you Your Own" Furniture. cash a good check is of sufficient novelty value that it appeals to customers and they do not resent it. At the E. F. Lawrence Iron Works, Dept. 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We've salad. hot rolls and coffee. ribbon, or the other wà'y around. They found a smart-looking, ingeniously SWEET-SOUR MEATBALLS make nice little favors for a shower. designed "calendar," called TURN -IT - 3 Pounds ground chuck or round ON. that prevents yOur missing pro- 1 cup milk •

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Page Fifty-three TV-RADIO LIFE SATURDAY, MARCH 28 *Indicates News Broadcast KIEV—Lawrence Welk. sf Indicates Highlight KLA(7—Peter Potter. KPOL—John 51arShane Show. —HECA—Flying Feet. KWKW—Tony Sein, Bob 0 KFI—Golden Gags. 5Iercardo. KILI—Paul Curter Show. RXI.A—Music. *KNX, KFAVB, KGB, KXLA— KRRD—News; Modern lea& News. Melodies. in Review KALI —Dr. S. Banes, 9:15—K11.1 —Calif, Civil Defense. F KBIG—Jack the Early Bird. 9:50*EGFJ—News. KFAC—Business Res inv. 9:35*KFAC—News. lex~-À-~v-da.0e-ea0a-0,‘e•a• KFOX—Christian Books. KFVD—Tuttle Time. 1ft —11{ECA—Ire Cook. KGEK—Nlizpah. KM—Young America Speaks. KGFJ—World Bible Society. *KILL KFXM, KG1i, KYOE— RIEV—AIIM Slate. Henry Travis, News. *KLAC—News: Stock Reports. KNX, IFIF51B—Fun For All. *KMPC—News; Business News. KBIG—Band Review. For Love o' Mike (Comment *KPOL—News Headlines, Guest KFAC—Composers Corner. Star. KFVD—Maisic of the Hills. FOWL—Spanish Hour tront'd) KFWB—Al Jarvis. KRKD—Messianic Testimonies. KGER—God's Message. FIR:KW—Latin Rhythms. KGFJ—Yesterday's Hits. 8:05 ¿KN . KF.51B—Grand Central KIEV—Dave Shaw. Radio Ramblings Station. *KLAC—News; Peter Potter. KFWB—Mark Scott. KNIPC—Bill Stewart. Bing Crosby, son Lindsay, John Scott Trotter and Bill 8:15—KFI—Music in the Morning. KOWL—Lithuanian Program. *KH,I, KGB, HOWL--News. *KPOL—John NlacShane Show. Morrow head for a lengthy vacation in Europe. .. . The KALI —Police Show. 10:05—KFOX—Assembly of God. Drew Pearson-ABC-Carter controversy is still raging. ... KFAC—Nlusical Varieties. 10:15—KH.I, KGB—Paul Carter Show. KRHD—Dr. Richardson. Sylvan Levin, a musical director for Mutual, resigns after KFOX—The King's Service. KFWB—Bill I.eyden. 10:30—KFI, KFSD—Breakfast in eight years.... Toscanini closes the NBC symphony sea- KGF.1—Time Was. Hollywood. KHI—Symphonies for Youth. son on March 28. .. . Tony Martin signed for a quarter- KLAC—Sam Baiter. KPOL—Veterans of Foreign KNX' , KFMB—City Hospital. hour show twice weekly on NBC.... Listeners to "Break- Wars. KALI—Teddy Fregoso. fast in Hollywood" are mad about roses. As a mail pull K XLA—Sacred Records. KBIG—Band Review. 8:20—KLAC—Haynes at the Reins. KFAC—Coneert Stage. the show offered rose bushes for a quarter and from 8:25—KFLI—Holland Engel. KFOX—Here's to Vets. one announcement came 6000 orders. ... It appears that *FIBIG—News. *KFWB—News: Al Jarvis. KMPC—Sports. KGER—Morning Melodies. there's more to the dropping of "Life With Luigi" but CBS 8:30—KECA—A Man and His Husk. KOWL—Spanish Home Hour. isn't talking. ... Doris Day's show continues throughout KHJ KFX51, ROB. KV 0E— KPOL—Merchant's Quiz. Haven of Rest. *FRECD—News: Potpourri. the summer on a fifteen-minute basis. FINX. FIF5111—Give and Take. KWKW—La Hora de Los Mary Hickox returns to KFI with two new programs.... KALI —Swedish Prog. Angeles. *KFAC, KFVD. ROIL, KNIPC— 10:50*K6FJ—News. The "Joe Adams Day" designed by the L. A. City Council News. 10:55—KNX--Galen Drake. was a big success with Mayor Fletcher Bowron and KFOX—Gospel Tabernacle. *KFAC—News. ROER—Volee of China. Sheriff Biscailuz honoring the KOWL discer. .. . Shades —KECA—Metropolitan Opera: KGFJ—Dr. Murphy. 11 KFI, KFSD—Mary Lee Taylor. of Paul Masterson —Hugh Douglas bows with an "Inter- FIOWL—Precions Memories. KM—Symphonies for Youth. KPOL—John NlarShane Show. KNX—Mitsle with the Girls. national Music Man" airer. . .. Since "Family Theater" 8:0-1(MPC—Clock Watcher. KRIG—Band Review. switched to a recording session on Mondays, KHJ studios 8:45—KECA—Garden of Eden. KFAC—Manters in Miniature. KFAC—Unity. *KFOX—News; Music. have been swamped by ticket holders.—M.R. KFVD—Welcome Inn. KFVD—Musio of the Hills. *KFWB. KGFJ—News. KFWB—AI Jarvis. ROER—Go Ye Fellowship. ROER—Res. I.e Roy Hopp. FIWKW—Rev. Paren. KGFJ—Musical Portraits. New FM Radio Station 8:55*KBIG—Southland News. ROIL—Midmorning Melodies. —RP:CA—Dramatic Show. *KLAC—News; l'eter Potter. The Southern California area will have a powerful new 9 KFI—Jurnp, Jump. KMPC—Bill Stewart. KFLL KGB--Strictly Dixie. KOWL—Spanish Hoar. 6000-watt FM radio station, beginning June 1, when ¿K N\, K FMB—Theatre of KRKD—Songs of Yesteryear. Station KSRT begins broadcasting from its ninety-six- Today. 11:15—KGER—Rev. O. R. Kilimer. KALI —Rey. Jagger«. 11:25*KHJ—News: Sam Hayes. foot-high towers atop the Cherokee Building, 1655 North KBIG—Band Re, iew. 11:30—K11.1, KVOE—Farm Quiz. Cherokee Street. Hollywood. KFAC—Bass Harris. KFI, KFSD—Nat'l Farm and KFOX—Pentecostal Tabernacle Home Hour. Owned and operated by Don Martin, veteran KMPC an- KIPVD—Musie of the Hills. •KNX, Fr-FMB—Meet the nouncer and owner of the Don Martin School of Radio & K1FIVB—Bill Leyden. KGER—Willlam Nickerson. KALI—Polka ttt Novelty Music TV Arts and Sciences, in Hollywood. KSRT, which has KGFJ—Bing Sings. KFAC—To France with already been granted its FCC license, will be on the KIEV—Allin Slate. Music. *KL.4C—News; Haynes at the KFVD--Shopping Highlights. air daily from 12 noon to 10 at night, and will be Reins. *KFWB—News; Al Jarvis. operated on a commercial basis. KMPC—Bill Stewart Show. KGER—Marion Childs. KOWL—Italian Christian KGFJ—Variety on Piano. Martin has already set up complete broadcasting Activity. *KOWL—World News: Spanish. studios in the basement of the building, with the neces- *K1'01.—News; John MarShane KPOL—Frank B . Show. *FIRK111—News; Sweet Pops. sary record consoles, amplifying system, microphones, KR/CD—Modern Melodies. *KXLA—News; Records. cutting tables, tape recorders, etc. In addition, KSRT al- KW KW—Angel Lerma In 11:45—KGE1Ft—Dr. Dan Gilbert. Voice of So. Am>rica. *KGIL—News. ready has one of the most completely stocked music li- KXLA—Sacred Records. KOWL—National Guard. braries, with one of the most extensive collections of 9:15—HECA—Mirandy's Garden FIRRD—Lawrence Welk. Patch. 11 :55*KALL KFAC—News. classical, symphonic and popular recordings in Los An. KFAC—Federation of Churches KECA—Metropolitan Opera. geles. The KSRT news room will be served at first with KGFJ—What's New? 12— KFI—Noon Farm Reporter. a UP teletype machine, with an AP machine to be in- HOWL—German Hour. *KFIJ, KGB—Sid Fuller, News. KXLA—Adventure Time. *KNX—News. stalled later. 9:30—KECA—Space Patrol. KBIG—Band Review. KFI—Senut Jamboree. KFAC—Luncheon Concert. Martin estimates that the station will cost him in the KHJ—Here's to Vets. KFVD—Housecleaning Time. neighborhood of $50,000 to open. This would include the ¿KNX. KFN1B—Stars Over KIFWB—Al Jan is. Hollywood: Maureen O'Sulli- KGER—Lunctieon Serenade. KSRT transmitter, now set up in a special room on the Ian in "There'll Always be KGFJ—Continental Gems. top floor of the Cherokee Building, the towers, which are a Robin." *KIEV—News; Dave Shaw. KA1.1-1Reautiful Mexico. *KLAC—News: Peter Potter. being made to specifications, and the broadcasting studio KFAC—Catholic Topics. KMPC—Bill Stewart. equipment. KFOX—Gospel Friends. KOWL—Joe Adams Show. *IFCFWB—News; Al Jan is. KPOL—John MacShane Show. Owner Martin will be in complete charge of all KSRT KGER—John hrowv. KRKD—Western Music. operations. However, he expects to have an outstanding KGFJ—Spotlight Parade. KWKW—Itill Stewart. staff to assist him, and has already appointed such veteran radio men as Jimmy Fitch, program director, Saturday Radio Program Highlights Frank Day, chief announcer, and Walter Bradish, chief A.M. Programs in Lightface Type; P.M. Programs in Boldface engineer. Public Interest 8:00—Tartan. KNX. 0:30--Gunsmoke, KNX. 11:30—Nat'l Farm Hoer, KFT. 8:30--Gene Autry. KNX. 12:30—Man on the Farm, REIJ. Huntley vs. Iron Curtain 5:15—NBC Symphony. KFL xtery-Detective Quiz, Participation 9:00—Gangbusters. KNX. Commentator Chet Huntley has invited his listeners to 10:30—Breakfast in H'wood, KFI. Drama 7:30—True or False, KHJ. send letters addressed to the people in Russia and satel- 8:05—Grand Central Sta., KNX. lite countries to him in care of ABC, Hollywood 28, Cali. Juvenile 9:00—Theater of Today. KNX 9:10—Spare Patrol. KECA. 9:10—Stars Over Hollyw'd. N (Please Turn to Page 56) 1:00—Let's Pretend. KNX. 8:30—Tales of Tomorrow, RFC 1. Page Fifty-four 500 600 700 740 800 900 1000 1100 1200 1300 1400 1500 154-0 1600

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TV-RADIO LIFE SATURDAY RADIO LOGS KNLA-Musie. *KXLA-Newe; Music. KRK1)-Sports Dial. KAIPC-Religious Reporter. 12:15-KFI-Ray Lewis. 3:05-Km .A-Ira took. KWKW-ft ttttt mineraldo. :15-KGER-Witi essing Laymen. KLAC-51ti Club. KX1..4-Soiteakin' Deacon. KGF.1-If Ti ey Had Lived. KNX-Garden Guide. 3:15*KIVI-H. V. Kaltenborn. 5:15-KECA-Stuart Craig. KMPC-Start to Lite. *KGER-News. KNX-1'.N. on The Record. KHJ-Music. -KECA-Perspecthe. 12:25*KH.1 KBIG-News. 3:30-KFI-Musical Manor. *KS.X. KFMB -Frank Goss. 9 KFI-Presenting 'Ferree Lea. 12 :30-K CI -The World We %ant. KGER-L.B. City College. • KGF.O-Film News. *BM. KGB, KFXM, KM. KGB, KV OE-Man on K11.11, KGB-101 Rancit Boys. KLAC-Sam Baiter. Sports. News: Larry Chatterton. the Farm. X-Washington U.S.A. KIM'S-Race Results. ./KNN, KF3110:-Gangbusters. KNX, KFMB--Stuart Craig. KFAC-World of Opera. 5:55*K11.1, KGB-H. R. Bankhage. KFAC.-Evening Concert. KALI -tiro. Clarence Welch. KFI II-Lifelines. *KNX-News. KFOX-Ray Robinson Show. KI'VD-Eari McDaniel Show. *KFWB-News: Bill Anson. e-KECA-Garden of Eden. KFWB--Kennedy *K11111--News; Bill Anson. KIEV-Date Shaw. KE'SD-NBC Symphony. KGER-Soni Clink. Mission. KGER-Radio Kids Bible KOWL--Paul Compton Show. KILL KGB. KV0E--lilanaii Club. *KPOL-News; Joe White. Calls. KGF.I-Musie Festival. KWKW-Dr. rya°. 41(NX. KFAIII-Tarzan. "HUNTER KLAC-570 Club. 3:15-KALI-L. J. Betz. *KFA('-News; ShOWiiine. HANCOCK SHOW" *KPOL-News; 'Joe White. 3 :5o*KG l".1 -News. *KFOX, KWKW-News. 12:45-KNX. KERB-Garden Gate. 3:55-KB1G-Business News. *RI:WO-News; Red Rowe. 'Real crazy' Music KFI-Ray Lewis. A-RECA-Ira ('ook. KGER-Itack to the Bible. 'Real crazy' MC *KFAC-News. KFI-Saturaae Segue. KGFJ-Request Performance. 12:55*KWKW-News: Sports. KILI, 0E-Alusie. *K1,A('-News: Top Ten Tunes. 'REAL CRAZY' SHOW! -KECA-Metropolitan Opera. RN X-Correspondent's Scratch KAIPC-Boh Kelley, sports. KHI, KVOE-Record Hits. Pad. KRKI)-Et cuing Varieties. 9:00 to 11:30 P.M. KNLA-Snueakin' Deacon. " KNX-Let's Pretend. KALI -Voice of So. America. Monday thru Saturday Kli16-Band Review. KBIG-Daneetime at Maim. 6:15-KECA-Dinner Music. KFA('-Serenade. KFA(7-Alusiettli Masterpieces. Kin% 11--Mark Scott. KGFJ 1230 Kc. ET-ON-Western Hit Parade *KFON-Newie: Music. *KAIIPt'-World News. Oit 4). , KFVD-Lifelinett, KWKW-Christian Science. fl-Songs by Jolson. KFWB-Red Rowe Rancho. 6 :25-K Al PC-Race Results. Kf1:111:1-0) H. unter Hancock turitii KIF, 11--Itill Anson. KGEB-missions *KFON-Women in the News. KGER-Concert Hall. 6:30-KECA -Your Child and You. *KIAC-News; Gene Norman. KGFJ-From Sunset and lInc. KIIJ-Take a N ber. KNIPC-Songs You Remember. K1EV-Top Tunes. KIDDIES! ss KS X, K FM 11--Gunsenitke. *KXLA-News; Music. . *KLAC-News; Sports. Take a Trip to KFAC-Talks on Books. 9:13-K11 -Supervisor's Report. KFOX-Hal's Memory Room. KMPC-Music You Ordered. "Make-Believe" Land with K11.11-Paul Carter show, KOWL-Joe Adams Show. KFWB-Strit•tly Front Dixie. 9:25*KNX-Newer. *K P01,--Ne; Joe White. "MOLLY MAKE-BELIEVE" KGER-Lukin Valley Church. 9:30-KECA-Layman's Hour, KWKW-Bill Garr Show. KMPC-Top Tunes. KF1-Meredith Willson's Music Music Just for You! KNLA-Adventures in KRK11-11awaiian Music. Room. Researeh. SATURDAYS 4 to 4:30 P.M. KWKW-Hoyos Hour. MU-Monica Whalen. 1:115-KLAC-3oClub. 6 :15-K ECA-Ca II to the Colors. KN.N,-1 Was a Communist for 1:15-NFI-Motorists Melody Time. KGFJ 1230 Kt. K VAC-Walt z Tinte. the F.B.I. KH.1-State Income Tax. KRKI)-F:tening KIND-Eddie Cantor. KFAC-Accent on Strings. 6:rin*KOFJ-News. Kt:ER-John Britten. KI.1•1-11011t Mal". Itelie“.. 1:25*KH.1. KBIG-News. 1.-KECA--C.1.0. and Tou. KAM-Dance Time. 1:30-Kin-Robert Armbruster Orch. *K I EI -News ; I tat e Shaw. KWKW-Council of Churches. *KLAC-Neos; sports. KF1, KFSD-Tex Viliiams KM, Kt:It-Mae McGuire. Show. KNIPC-Bands of Tudor. KN X-Philip Norman. KHJ, KGB, KV0E--Movie 9:35*K11.1 KGB. KV OE-Ceell KENO-Earl McDaniel Show. KOWL--Chico's Swingtinte. Brown. *KPOL-News; Polka Party. Quilt. *K111 B-News; Bill Anson. KNX, KFAIII--Vaughn Monroe. *KECA-ABC Late News. KRKO-Star Tinte. Defense. K FAC-Et riotous. *KFI, KFSD-Night Reporter. *KWKW-News; Bill Sampson. 10 111:F.1-Open Album. K FOX-Music. KH.I-New England Barn KIEV -Date With Slate. K NLA-Musie. Dani•e. :05-KLA('-Ales Cooper. KEWB-Strictly From Dixie. *It XLA-Newa; Music. KGER-itaitintore Gospel. *KN X-10 O'clock Wire. 4:15*K11.1, KGB, KV OIE-Frank 1:CtirtiON:R-News. KGFJ-Muslcal Digest. KFAC-Musical Crossroads. Hemingway. 1:S:t-KIRIC-Pass the Word. Knit-Open HMIs. (to 2). K N X-Fit nu News. KXLA-News. *KLAC-News; Top Ten Tunes. KFWB-Larry Finley. 2-KECA-Ira Cook, natter KRKI)-W hose Birthday Is It? KAIPC-,lunior Town Meeting. *KLAC-News; Ilene Norman. Party. 4:30-KECA-At Ease with Eddie KEI-Diakellino Glee Club. 7:13-KECA-1ndustrial Report. KNIPC-Lneky Lager Dance. Fisher. KXLA-Cliffie Stone. Kill, KGB-Walter Preston. KUT-Are You From Dixie? KFOX-Dick Haynie. Show. KRKI)-x/, Time Waltzes. 10:15-KECA-State Income Tax. KN X, KVAIB-This Is thing. Kill -Paul Carter Show. K ALI-Itea edited Mexico. KXLA-Accent on Youth. • KFI-This Thing Called Life. KNX-Make Way for Youth. *KNX-11111 Kenneally. Knit:-Band Review. KItIG-Movietime. 7:30-KECA-Marines in Retlew. K FAC-Concert Matinee. KCSD-Grand Ole Opry. KFSD-Lucky Lager Time. KFVD-Novel Tunes. 10 :30-KECA-Law renege Welk Orch. REV It-Ha *KFWB-News; Red Rowe. KGB, KV0E'- - KFI-Biltmore (Welt. KFWB-Bill Anson. KGER-Accent on l'outil. True ew False. KGER-Long Beach Band. KNN. KFMK-This is Good NUJ-Virginia Barn Dance. N I.%‘ M. KNX-Philip Norman. fit:F.I-Always On My Mind. KM P('-Evening Serenade. KIEV-Date With Slate. KFAC-First Baptist Ch. KLAC-Gene Norman. KRKI)-Tops in Pons. KWKW-Bill Sampson (to 12). *KLAC-News; Sports. *K POL-Nevi s; Musa.. KFV111--Ltindy Roark. KAIP('-Instrumentally Yours. 10:55*KFI-NBC News. KMPC--Parade of Hits. KXLA-Melody Valley. KRKI)-Dr. Richardson. 111411.-Erank Breese. 1:15-KILI-Alusic. -KECA-The Playboys. KWKW-1.n Horn Popular. FNMA-Tops In Pops. *KRIM-News. KII-Sinclair's Record '1:35-KNX, KFAIB-Saturday Night KWKW-Bill Garr. 5-KErA-World and the West. Session. 2:05-KLAC-no club. -Country Style. *1(11.1-News; Crowell's Nest. Arnold J. Towhee. 7:45*KFOX-U.P. News. 2:30-KEcA-Commercial. KF1-Are You From Dixie? *KNX-News. KFIVII-Rosary Hour. MI-Marine Corps Show. KNX-Gaston Fischer. KFWB-Larry KXLA-Helen Louise. KNX-This Is L.A. KM-Meet's Corner. KFAC-Netheriands KBIG-Daneetime nt Avalcn. -KIECA-Lone Ranger. NK eFwSsl.);-"Le nu ce kNy° esn na cne. t'omposers. K CAC-Sunset Serenade. S K11-Frost Warning; Town *KFWIR-News; Bill Anson. KFOX-Sunshine Mission. Hall Party. 11:10-KNT Xim-eSnorts. K(:ER-Let's Go To Toon.' KFWB-Red Rowe. KHJ, KGB-College Choirs. 11:15-KECA-Anierican Cancer *KRKI)-News: Tons In l'ops. KGER-Peter Shirk, Organ. *KNX-Bill Downs News. Society. 2:38-KWKW-L. P. Records. Kt:F.1-Jite at Fite. KFAC-Evening Concert. KET-We Call It Jazz. ,2:15-1RECA-tra Cook. K1EV-John Willis. KEOX-Buddy Beason. KNX-Chaa..‘ntell. 2:55*K11.1-News. *KLAC-News; Sport.. KFVVIR--Kennedy 11:30-NECA-Bill Pannell Oreh. 3*M-1-Local News. KOWL-Vanee Graham. KGER-ttible Treasury. KNX-Treasury Bandstand. KILI-Salute to the Nation. K K aeon Wheels. KGF.1-Illue of Etening. • KGFJ-Five-Four Ballroom. RN X-Horse Racing from *KWKW-News; Sports. KG11.--Accent on Melody. 11: II-KI"l-l'alladi Orch, Florida. KXLA-Melody *KI,AC-News: Sports Digest. K N X-National Health. K.A1.1-Teddy Fregoso. 5:05-KLAC-Alex Cooper, K AI PC-Legion Salute. *KECA-News. K BIG-Southland Serenade. 5:15-KUT-Nlit' Symphony. KWKW-L. J. Betz. KFI-MidnIght Flyer. *KFAC-News; Keyboard KH.1-1,00king Ahead. K XLA-Church in lite Barn. *KNX, KLAC-News. Styling". KNX-Tom Harmon. 8:15-KNX-Dance Band. KFAC-Music Out of Night 11-11arlematinee. KFOX-Reserted For ',ou. KGER-Hehrew Christian. (to 6). K Anson. KI:FJ-Keyboard Magic. KLAC-Gette Norman. KFWB-Larry Finley (to 4). KGER-Beachconiber's 5:30*KECA-News. KMI'lliour of St. Francis. KGFJ-Nightowl Special (to Serenade. KH.1-Al Helfer. Sport«. KWKW-Puerto Lihre. fi) Kt:EA-Mush. In The Air. RN X. K F'M B-World Tudor. 8:15*KECA-News Summary. KMPC-Alidnight Serenade. KIEV-What's New? KFAC-Cauwitean Memories. 8:30‘KECA-Tales of Tomorrow. KwKw-Iiintr's Restaurant, *KLAC-News; Sport«. *KFOX. KG1L-News. KHI, KGB-Lombardoiand, 12:05-KNN-Hawthorne. KNIPC-Parade of Hits. *KFWB-News: Red Rowe. • U.S.A. 1:00-K EC A-Dick Strout Show. KIM L-Joe Adams Show. KGF:R-Tabernacle Benedic- stKNX. KFAIII-Gene Autry. K FI-Ot her 51,1. of Day. POL-Frank H. tions. KGER-Voice of ('hina. KNX-Bill Ballanee. KGF.1--College of Divine • KRKI)-Topet in Pops. KI:F.I-Alorals in Music. Page Fifty-five KWEII-L.P. Records. *KLAC-Netts: L.A. Today. Science. TV -RADIO LIFE SUNDAY, MARCH 29 *Indicates Newscast *KNX—Howard K. Smith. Indicates Highlight KFAC—MontIng Concert. Radio in Review—Continued KFWB—Al Jarvis. 0—KECA—Clem Ditties. KGE11--Joan Brown. fornia. He will turn them over to one of the underground KEI—Funny Pape. Man. KIEV—Lawrence Welk. KILL IfF.X.NI—Jountey to KLAC—Peter Potter. groups which will see that they reach their destination. Melody. KPOL--Murnat Matinee. Those who would like to do their part in spreading KNX—Salt Lake 'fabernacle. 9:13—KNX—Stuart Craig. the word of democracy behind the Iron Curtain to offset KB1G—Children's Church. KIND—Plano Parade. KFAC—Breakfast Symphoary. A—HECA—Sunday With Bill. the lies told the people by their rulers should find grati- KFM11-01d Fashioned 1V KF1—Herbert J. Mann. fication in Huntley's invitation. Revisal. *KIM. KFX3I. KGB, KV0E— KFOX—New Hope Baptist Ch. Newspaper of the Air. FEUD—Christian Fellowship. *KNX-.-News. KEWIS—Examiner Funnies. KAIA—Church of Our Faith. KGER—Rev. Markham. KB1G—Band Review. Block Upsets Apple Carl KGFJ—Armehair Concert. KEAC—MornIng Convert. K11.—Voire of Prophecy. It FOX—L.A. Sentinel. Martin Block, top biller of WNEVV for eighteen years. *KIEV—News: Music. KFSII-Youth Wants to Know. *KLAC, KWKW—News. KFVD—Sunday Roundup. has signed an exclusive five-year contract with ABC KMPe—People's Gospel flour. KFWB--Al Jarvis. starting next January. KOWL—Amer.-Japanese Ur. KGER—Radio Revival. KPOL—Bible Research. KGFJ—Hits of the Week. It's estimated that' during Block's tenure on WNEW KRKD—Record Shop. KIEV—Music. sponsors, have paid over ten million dollars to participate K XLA—News Slush!. Kl.AC—Peter ruiner. 0:05—KLAC—Catitolic hour. KNIPC—Hour of Musk. in his program. ABC is hopeful that money-maker Block IS:15—KBIG—Road of Faith. KOWL—Am. Hellenic Hr. will bring most of those sponsors with him over to the KFOX—Missionary Baptist. KRKD—Sundar Serenade. KFITI—Church of Christ. KWKW—Italiin Novelties. net. KGFJ—Salvatiten Arm. KXLA—Continental Serettade. KWKW—Christadeloltiatt Ch. 10:1S—KIE1-0ob Crosby, 8:30—KECA—Light ét Life Hour. KM—Sunday Favorite«. KFI—Albuquerque Boys' KNX—Treasury Bandstand. • Choir. KFOX—Angelus Hour. Personalities ) KILO, KFX)1. KGB. KV0E-s 10:25—KBIG—Sports News. Off Mike Back to God. LO :30—KFI ILFSD—Itivestment Info. *KNX—News. Bill Shade'. RH& KYDE—Lutlieran Hour. KB1G—Melody Masters KNX—University Explorer. Qua rtet. KGER—Musie for Sunda). KFOX—Gospel of Christ. KOWL—American-Jewish KEWFS—I• Rescue Mission. Program. Hamburger Hamlet KGER—Bible Treasury. KWKW—Italian Melodies. 10:13—KECA—Dramatic Show. KFT—Concert in Miniature. In the midst of Sunset Strip's glittery, much-publicized Dr. Joseph Murphy KNX—Treaspry Bandstand. restaurant row there's a quaint little spot called Ham- KM' X—Tabernacle Church and College of Benedictions. burger tfamlet, where Olivia DeHavilland, Jean Simmons, Divine Science ROER—Dr. Dan Gilbert. and Margaret Truman have unobtrusively munched ham- 830 to 845 A.M. burgers while watching a platter show. 11 —legAETeessae: tedieIsra el. 830 'o 845 P.M. KHJ—Frank and Ernest .m" Harry and Marilyn Lewis opened their modest eatery, 7, DAYS A WEEK KNX--Symphonettes. KBIG—Band Review. which attracts so many celebrities, three years ago. About KGFJ 1230 Kc. KFAC—Firtet Methodist Ch. two months ago they began their midnight broadcast KFI7D—Hollywood First from Hamburger Hamlet via KGIL. Their immediate KGIM—Disine Science. Baptist Church KG11.--Alevander St. Church. KFIVB—Al Jarvis._ recognition along radio row was extremely gratifying to KNIPC—Challenge to Vouth KG/Al—Open Door' Church. the young couple. As far as we know, they are the only KPOL—Cnion Rescue Mission. KGFJ—Sunday Showcase. KWKW—Itornatio smentido. KG11.—Christian Church. husbaúd-and-wife team broadcasting from their own X—Invitation to Learning. KIAC—Peter Potter. restaurant. Their lack of radio experience is compensated s:r.*KFI—News. KMPC—Music City Show. by a natural flair for the mike, a gift of gab and a sin- KGER—Oriental Missionary. KPOL—Eagle Rock Baptist Ch KGEJ--Goodwill igitor. KM KW—Italian Melodies. cere curiosity. Marilyn conducts her interviews in a re- K XLA—Soueak in' DeaC1111. 9-KECA-old Fashioned Sunday freshing manner, admitting that she's strictly a fah her. School. 11:13—KfIJ, KGB—Land of the Free. self. Neither Harry, who's a contract player at Warners, KEI—Carnival of Books. 11 :25*KBIG—Sout Wand News. KiLl KF'XM, Kohl, RAGE-. 11:30—KISCA—Nati tttt al Vespers. nor Marilyn were hep to records before they went on the Radio Bible Class. IEEE—American Forum of the air, but they are catching on fast. F N—Europts Story. air. is VI —Japanese Hour. KIM—Science Reporter. They bring listeners behind-the-scenes personalities ISIG—Band Review. KNX—New York on Music Publishers Night and Screen Writers Night. KFAC—Liberal Catholic Ch, Philharinonie. KFOX—Popular Melodies. KFOX—Christian Church. When Herb Jeffries returned from Korea and told the KNITS—Faith for Tomorrow. KWKW—All Saints flared. Lewisés about the need for blood their radio appeals KEWB—Cnion Rescue Nlissitm. 11:1S—K111.1-11adio Canaries. KGER—World Literature 141—KKCA—Christians In Action. resulted in 170 pledges. Crusade. 1—Hometown Ha pPellings. When you hear the song "Getting to Know You" stop Rt OKI—Goodly ill %isitor. *KHJ, KFAC. KGB. MOE— *KLAC—News. News. and listen and meet two of Hollywood's newest, rising KMP(7-1Solero Tinte. KNX—New York radio personalities. Harry and Marilyn Lewis. KPOL—Resetie Mission Philharmonic. KRKD—Sundar Serenade. FISIG—Band Re; iew. KWKW—Itallin Hour. KFVD—Platter Royalty. 9:03—KLAC—Christ Church Unity. FEW11—Al Jarvis. Bailey's Taxi Problems 9:Li—KM—Christian Science. KGER—Opett Door Church. KFAC—Lyrics in Chorus. KGEJ—Anybody's lilt Parade. • Jack Bailey made a hurried plane trip to Atlantic City *KFVD—News: Music. *KIEV—News: Music. KGE-J—Spotlight Parade. KLAC—Peter Potter. last week to visit the sponsor of his "Queen for a Day" KOWL—Armenian Hour. KMPC—Musle City Show. shows on Mutual—and to find he is allergic to taxicabs. 9:30—KECA—Sunday With Bill KGFJ—flarlem Jukebox. 1 Krt. KIND—Eternal Light. Ktill.--Gerns of MelodY. An hour before plane time on his return, Jack and his KILL HEM. KGB. K% In:— KOW1.--titga Grate* Full wife popped into a cab, calling "Aimorti" They drove Voice of Prophecy. Gospel. into the country and Jack suddenly noticed road markers indicating that Philadelphia was getting closer. Sunday Radio Program Highlights

"Hey," he yelled at the driver, "we've covered fifteen A•M• Programs in Lightfene Type: P.M. 1'1'0i':11.11lb In Boldface miles. Are you sure you know where the airport is?" The Public Interest Drama -driver shook his head. "Nope, this is my first day!" 8:15—invitatIon to Learn, KNX. 3:00—Challenge, KF1. 3:90—Theatre of Stars. RN N. Now only thirty minutes from flight time, Bailey or- 11:1114-Hump° Story. BNN7 9:30—Eternal Light, FEL 5:311—Theater Guild. EFL dered him to turn around and step on it. At seventy there lo::19—Univeratty Explore.. FNX 6:00—Hallmark Playhouse. 6:00 —Walter Winchefl. KECA. 3:00 Broadway Is My Beat. was the sound of sirens but instead of a ticket—Jack KNX. a police escort the rest of the way be-ins' got the cops' Mystery-Detective Classical, Semi-Classical Sifts It 9:00i—Salt Lake Tab'naele. KNX. wives were fans of "Queen for .a Day." 2:00—The Chase. KFI. 3:30—Standard flour. KFL * * 3:30—True Detective. KHJ. 3:30—Squad Room. KILL Cornedy-Variely 6:30—Dragnet. KFI. 7:00—Barry ('ra i K Fl. 1:30—Arthur Godfrey, KNN. COWBOY FASHIONS 3:30—The Whistler. RN X. 4. 9:30—Jack Benny, KNX. 4:39—Aldrich Family. KF1. Quiz. Participator' :,:90—Edgar Bergen, KNX. Ralph and Barbara Edwards are shopping for frontier 1:39-11til Harris. Mice Faye. clothes for the Edwards youngsters, Gary, Lauren and 0:00—Twenty Questions. KHJ. KUL A:00-0m. Miss Brooks. KNX. Christene, to wear to the Fiesta in Truth or Consequences, Popular-Western Music 5:30—My Little Margie, KNX. New Mexico, April 3. 4 and 5. 3:31) —Jimmy KNX. 9:011—Edgar Bergen. KNX. Page Fifty-six TV-RADIO LIFE SUNDAY .RADIO tOGS KPOL-Inspirational Hour. KPOL-Time to Remember. KILL KGB-Bandstand U.S.A. *KNX-10 o'Clock Wire. KFAC-Gateway to Music. KWIEW-Italian Novelties. KWKW-Paseasio Hour. KNX. K 1.11B--Choral Symphony. KFWB-Let's Talk Polities, KNI.A-Squeakin' Deacon. - - in the Home. A SECA Church KFON-Hal's Memory Room. KGFJ-11'wood House Party. 12:05-K1,1(.7-Plano Parade. KFSD-My Son Jeep. KEWB-Civil Liberties. KLAC-Freedom Forum. *KILL KGB-News. 1?:15-KFI-World of Books. Kt:ER-Lutheran League. KMPC-Lueky Donee Time. 4KNX KFYIB-Jack Benny. Cutintngisam. Kt:IL-Easy Listening. KXLA-Voice of Calvary. Kid L-Pop Parade. Kmo—Daiiretime at Avalon. KICK'S-Full Gospel Evangelist KFAC-Musieal Masterpieces. I 1:30-K ECA--"Netvai Summary. KWKW-Proudly We Hail. *K1,1, REND-Bob Considine, KFON-Sunshine Mission. KXLA-Lutheran Gospel Hour. HOW TO FIND PEACE IN KHJ, KGB-U.S. Military KFVD-Music. 6:U-KNX-International Music Band. KFWB-Dave Ballard. Men. KFAC-Encores at The Met. KGE'R-Old Fashioned Revival. KFWB--131ind Artists Guild. THIS CHANGING WORLD ildiER-11...4. Hebrew Mission. KliFJ-Dideland. KMPC-Songs ou Iteniember. Kb unga rian Melodies. KG11.-Composer's Corner. DR. FREDERICK BAILES K POL-Pasadena Christian *KIEV-News: Music. *KECA-Paul Harvey. Center. *KLAC-News; Alex Cooper. 7 KU, KISH-Barry Craig. FiRKD-Sunday on the Ranch. KOW1.--Italian Hour. KM. KGB. KV OR-Little every fig t except KWKW-Portaiguese Hour. K1'111.'Voiee of ('alvary. Symphonies. KECA Saturday 12:13.--KEÇA-The Great Fratid. KWKW-Paseasio Hour. RN N-Broadway, My Beat. 10:15-10:30 p.m. KFI. Kr:SD-Critic at Large. KFAC-Ballet Time. every morning ex- 4:13-KI1J-Music. KFOX-Pentecostal Church of KI,VD-Plano Parade. KRKI)-Whose Birthday cept Sunday Bell. KRKD KG ER-Prison Missionary. I.. It? 6:45-7 a.m. KFIVII-Unioif Rescue Mission. ▪ -KKCA-Ele. ('harles E. Fuller. 4:30-KECA-Wings of Healing. KGER-Dr. Gordon Palmer. ▪ KFI-G. I. Joe. KFT-Aldrich Family. KGFJ-Ave Maria Hour. 11.1:15-KECA-Dr. Frederick Bailee., KHJ-Lanny Ross Show. KM, KGB. EVOE-.-- *KLAC-News; Top Ten ,Tunes. KFI-Melody Time. KNX. KFMR-Anierica Reviewing Stand. KYIPC-Jimmy Fidler. KNX, KFM1B--(ieorge Fisher, Calling. 41iNN, KFMR-Amos 'N' Andy. KWKW-Central Church. KFSD-Lucky Dance Time. KISIG-Itand Review. KB1a.-Movietitne. ROLLA-National Voice. KFWIS-Walter White. • K VAC-Sunday Theatre. KI -ge‘-'second Assembly of :15*KECA-Local Desk. 10:30--KF.CA-Career T/heatre. KFVD-Moods & Melodies, IMPC-Service Show. KF1-Meet The Press. KFWIS-Al Jarvis. *KNLA-News. KM-Music of Romance. Kt:Eli-Healing Waters. Enjoy dinner-see a broadcast :30-KECA-Time Capsule. KNX-Stuart Craig. KGFJ-Serenade to Afternoon. KFWB-Echoes of F:den. i/KFI, KEN'S-Phil Harris. KGIL-EaNy Listening. 10 :43-.-KNX-Charles Auden. CHILDREN'S HOUR Alice Faye. KLAC-Peter Potter. KECA-ISIII Pannell's Orch. KMPC-Musk City Show. 4:30 lo 5 P.M. Sunday KM. KGB-Down You Go. KOWL--Scandinatian Hour. KNX, KFM13--The Whistler. *KECA-This Week Around the KPOL-Lo Medina.. ELEDA RESTAURANT KFAC-Halls of Sound. 11 World. KRIM-Sunday on the Ranch. KFOX-Sunday Gospel. KFI-Chicago Roundtable. KWKW-Latin American 4296 Crenshaw KFTWIt-Community *KH.I-News; Crowell's Nest. *KNN-News. Rhythms. Newspaper. KXLA-Eddy Arnold Show. KGER-John Brown. K i'.%('-Noa•turne. KliFJ-Favorite Stories of the EFSH. KYIPC-Lucky Lager 1:15-KGELPentceOstal Tabernacle. W eek. Time. KIIJ-Guy Lombardo. KGIL-Music Box. KFWB--Echoes of Eden. KMPC-Sunday Serenade. KVOIE-l'ity Manager. *KLAC-News; Gene Norman. 1:30-KFI-Jason and The Golden KNLA-Church ot Open Door. KGFJ-Proudly We Hail, fleece. KE4D-Children's Hour. 1:15-KFWB-Rosary Hour. 11:13-KNX-Stuart Craig. KILL KGB-Music Meeting. KMPC-Musie You Ordered. KGFJ-Tour Star Time. I l:30-KR-ICA-Bill Pannell's Orval. KNX, KFMR-Arthur Godfrey KOWL-Faith or Our Fathers. "1:55*KHJ. EVOE-News. *KH-News Digest. KP01.--Sunday Varieties. e*KECA-Drew l'enrmbn. KNX-Treasury Bandstand. KBIG-Musie Hour. KI,WIt--Massie Tou Want, KWKW-United Baptist. KFI-Frost Warnings: EGER-Sunathine Mission. 4:15-KOW1.--Calif. Civil Defense. K(F'J-Five-Four Ballroom. KLAC-510 Club. Charleen Hawkes & Co. 11:13-KECA-Lawrence Welk Ora. KXLA-Church in the Barn. KIIJ, KEN31, KGB, KY 0E- Orch. 1:15--KMPC-liour Money At Work. Listen Every Sunday Twenty Questions. --KECA-1)r. Billy Graham. KNN KI73111-Our Miss 1 :55*KHJ. EGIS--News. 1 *KNX-News. the MICKEY KATZ SHOW Brooks, KFAC--Musie Out of the Night -K OWA-Voice of Prophecy. KFAC-Evening Concert. KIFOX-Art ('eider Concert. do 6). 2 KCI KUSH-The Chase. KMPC-All Night Revue, l 5 to 6 p.m. KECA 790 KM'S-Presbyterian Church. KILL KFX31, KGB. KV0E- 12:05-KNX-Mel Baldwin. The Shadow. KGEB-Bethel Refornied Ch. KNN, KFMR-King Arthur Presented by *Kt:nil-News. Godfrey's Roundtable. K611.--Songs of Our Time. KALI -Calif. Hungarian Hr. 1 Haganah Kosher Provision* *ELAC-News: Gene Norman. Musical Isle KBIG--Musie Hour. • MODERN RYE BAKERIES KMPC-Nlusie In the Air. KFAC-Standay Theatre. PEPSI-COLA KWKW-Maple Chapel. on your radio dial KFOX-60041 Ness... KXLA-Open Door Church. KMIS-Dave Ballard Show. 9:13*KECA-Monday Morning KtiER-Long Beach Band. -KECA-Mlekey Eats. 'Headlines. KtiFJ-Itwood Ilmise KEE KFSD-Meet the Veep. KliFJ-If 'they Had Lived. DIAL Presents. 5 0:30-KECA-Chet Huntley. KBIG 740 KGB--Oklahoina City KG111.-Musical Strings. Symphony. KFSD-Standard Hour. The Catilina Station *KLAC-News; 510 Club. KNX. KFMB-Edgar Bergen KM-Enchanted Hour. KM PC-1...4. Angels. Show. Guest: Liberace. KFM1S-My Little KOWL--Catholic Holy Hour. KBIG-Dancetime at As elan. Margie. KPOL-Polka Party. KFAC-.Concert Favorites. KGF.11-college of Divine. KWKW-Long Playing KFOX-Evantrelist Program, Science. Records. KF'VO--Signature Stung. *KGIL--Newa: Music. YOUNG RELAXES KNI..4-Challenge to Tooth. KFWB-Dave Ballard. KMPC--Studio A. Alan Youn believes in 2:15-KFON-Ilealing WaDrs. KGER-Bible Treasury Hon'. KV0E--Have Tau Read? ?:30-KECA-Greatest Story Ever KGFJ-Bolero Club. KWKW-Volee of Prophecy. avoiding conflicts. He has Told. *KLAC-News; Ales Cooper. 8:15-KEC.4-Stewart Craig. obtained extension of time EFT-Voice of the Cathedral. KOWL-Syrian Lebanon MO.:It-Message to Israel. litiFJ-Dept. of Employment. • KEXY1, KGB. K‘tei.:- Musical Society. from his studio commit- K VOE-Women's Clubs. True Deteetive Mysteries. KRKD-King's Ambassador. ments until the end of the KNX, KEMES-Hollywood KWKW-leun Fest. 9—IKECA—Meditations for Story. K XLA-Music. Moderns. TV season, at which time he KB11:-Southland Serenade. 5:15-KII-Top Story. KFI, KFSD-Standard flour. is scheduled to make two KFAC-Sunday at the ”Pops." KGER-Voice of China. *K11J, KFXY1, KGB, KY OE- KFON-liospel Harbor Light. Newspaper of the Air. flickers. KEY D-Harlem Holiday. 5:30 af KM. KFSD-Theatre Guild: KNX, KF31B-Edgar Bergen KGER-Colonial Tabernacle. KFAC-Sonday Serenade. Show. KFOX-Broadeast of Truth. KliFJ-Say It With Muele. ((FM -Evening Concert. KGER-Inimanuel Chriettan KOT11.-Spanisli Home Hour. KFOX-%letory Baptist Ch. This Week in Classified Assembly. K MIR-Iteport Card. IC XLA-Idusic. Kt:IL-Tahitian Memories. 2:55*KNX, AVMS-Cedric Adams. KGER-Bethel Church. KWKW-Don Poncho Hour. KliFJ-Antioch Baptist Ch. KXLA-Lincoln Ave. (Touch. LOOK FOR: a_ KHCA -Billy Graham. K(11.-Musical Scrapbook. 31KFL-Challenge. Kt:Eel-Favorite Stories, *KLAC-News; Gene Norman. • KFXYI, KGB. EVOE.- Exotic flowers 5:55-KMIS-Social Security. KNII.S .-Freedom Story. Nick Carter. iKECA-Walter 11 inched. KNLA-Old Fashioned Day care for children ¿KNX, KFYIP-Theatre of KFI-Theatre Guild. . lies hal. Stars: Macdonald Carey in 6 *K11.11, Iik'N31, KGB, KVOE- 9:15-KECA-Garden of Eden. Fire extinguisher -Spring Thaw." KHJ-Dance Band. KRUG-Southland Serenade. News. 'FENN. KFM11-11allmark Play- KMPC-Songs of Yesterday. Special instructions Kt.-AC-Muse lllll Concert. K VOX-Gospel Youth Progr ant house. KEWIt-Itabbi Magnin. KFAC-Masters of Music. KWKW-Heritage of Israel. Oriental items KFV1)--Music 3latior. *KFON. KNI.A-News. 9:30-KECA-.sunday Symphony. FW 11--0 a e Ballard. Private KFWB-Flying Feet. K1,1-Stranger from the Sea. investigations Kt:ER-Music Hall. KGER-Dr. E. I'. Weber. KI,X.M. KGB— KIEV-What's Nee? KtiFJ-Request Performance. ('hucago Theater. Mail order business *KLAC-News; 510 Club. Kt:IL-Dinner Concert. KN X, FYI it-.1ark Benny. Sewing KtDV11.--Viddish Hour. *KLAC-News: Top Ten Tones, K FOX-Ray Robinson. KPOL-Brother Ralph. KYIPC-Magie of Melody. KIND-Meet the. Press. KWKW-Salute to Reservists. Reducing KIKKH-,Sign Posts to Health. KMB-Musieal Program. 3:•)5*K11.1, KGB-Cecil Brown. KWKW-Don Poncho Hour. KGER-Zion dill Baptist. Color filter *KISIG-World News. 0:15*IRECA-Taylor Grant. KLAC-Who Knows This? 3:30-KECA-Ilerald of Truth. *KILL KGB-Report from :lie KYIPC-Lticky Dance Time. KWKW-San Gabriel Church. DON'T MISS 4KHJ, KFNYI, KGB. KY 0E- Pentagon. 9:15-KFI-Mayor Itowron Reporte. Squad Room. KNLA-Musle. PAGE 51 KNX. KEY113-11'wood Barn 6:25*K1SIG-News. *KECA-lieerge Sokolsky. Dance. 6:30-KECA-Musical Hall of 1O *KFI. KFSD-The Reporter. KFON-Pentecostal Church. KHJ, KFXM, KGB-.Chicago KGER-Temple Time. Memory.' Theater. Page Fifty-seven Kt:Mr-Composer's l'orner. 46E1, KUSH-Dragnet. MARCH 27, 1953 • TV -RADIO LIFE

~~Monday—Friday Daytime Radio Logs~~

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KRKD—Modern Melodies. *KFWB—News; Al Jarvis. KIIIG—Catallna Calling. 8:40—KMPC—Clock ',atelier. KGER—Helen Markham. KEOX—The Record Race. ALL NITE LISTENING 8:43—KEI—Andy and Virginia. KGFJ—Easy *KIWIS—News; Guy Munition. KN X—Rosemary. KMPC—Ira Cook. KG ER—Luncheon Serenade. "Platter Party" KEAC—Unity. ROW 1—Spanish Hour. KGEJ—Music Festival, *KIEWIL KGEJ—News. KPOI.--John 311cSinine—M, Kt:IL—Homemakers Mathiee. 12 Mid.-3 A.M. KGER—Bible Treasury, Tu; Merchants Ituiz—W, Ti,, KI.M.:—Koly McLaughlin. "Nightowl Special" 8:55*KBIG—Southiand News. KPOL—Joe White. 3-6 A.M. *KMPC—News. KRKD—News; Tops in Pops. KXLA—lilenn Wild's Band. El—Kb:CA—Garden Guide. KWKW—La Dora De Los 12:13—KFI KIND—Right to "Morning Almanac" KEI—Andy and irginia. Angeles. Happiness. 6-6:50 A.M. KW—Music. *KXLA—News; Music. *KEAC—Dick Joy, News. KNX, KEMB—Wendy Warren. 10:15—KHJ—Music. KFW11-1011 Anson. "News" 6:50-7 A.M. KALI—Rev. Joggers. KNX, KFM11—Gulding Light. 12:33*KILI—News. KGER—Itev. Le Roy Kopp. K III ti—% rather Roundup. The Original Twenty-four KBIG—Catalina Coffee Club. 10:50*KliF.1—News. *KWKW—News; Spurts. Hour Station KFAC—Morning ceneeet. KI0X—Pentecostal Tab'ncl. 10:55—KECA—Whispering Streets. 4 —KECA—Bill Ring. • KGFJ 1230 Kc. *KFSD, KLAC—News. *KEAC—Diek Joy. News. KIND—Backstage Wife. KEVD—Sanders Meanders. —KECA—Whispering Streets. iK11.1, KFX3I, KGB, KV0E--. Leyden—M, Tu, 11 JKFI KFSD—Double or Jack Kirkwood Show. *indicate» News Broadcast Th, If•. Breakfast Club—W. Nothing. • K N X—Wendel I Noble. 1 Indicates Highlight KGER-1.utheran Hour.. KU& KFX31, KGB. KATIE— MUG—Catalina Calling. dKECA—Don McNeill. KliFJ—Bing Sings. Ladies Fair. KFAC—Eniploy ment Review— KEI—Golden (jags. MAL—Keyboard Rhythms. KNX, KENDS—Second Mrs M; Internal Retenue—Tu: *KHJ, KGB, HYDE-- ICIEV—Allin Slate. Burton. Songs of France-1V; L.A. Cecil Brown. *K31PC—News; Clock Watcher. *KAL1—News; Teddy Fregoso. Medical ASI1111..-11; Salva- KNX—Ralph Story. KOWL—American Jewish Penh K1116—Are In Lititenin''' tion Army—F. KALI—Dr. S. B. Bolles. *K POL—News; Joint MacSitane KFAC—Masters in Miniature. KFOX—Tesas Tiny (to 3). 1(1116 —The Early Bird. Show. *KFOX—News; Music. KEVD—Shopping Highlights. KFAC—Stock Market Blight,. KRKII—Sweet Harmonies. KIEV D—Bible Institute. K FW IS—Bi II Al110011. KFOX—Christitut Books KWKW—Angel I.ertna. KEWB—Al KtiF.1—From Sunset and Vine. M. W -F. K X LA—Ita r Not hi se' Ranch. KGFJ—Musical Portraits, *KleF:R—News; Norman Ciou- 9:05—KLAC—Flaynes at the Reins. KIEV—Dave Shaw. tier—M; Wayne King— Tu; Friendliest Show on Radio 9:10—KECA—Itetty ('rocker. *KLAC—News; Peter Potter. Hour of Cliartn—W•. • 9:13*KN:CA—Cliet Huntley. *K31PC—News: Ira Cook. Vincent Lopes—Th; Men Wes Tuttle's KFI—Ladies' Day. Standard hour—I'. Behind Melody—F. KILL KGB, KVOE—H. R. KOWL—Spaidsh Hour. KIEV—Top Tunes. "TUTTLETIME" Itaukienge, *K1'01.—News: Dental Society *KLAC—News; Snorts. 7 A.M. Daily KNX, KIMB—Annt Jenny, —M; John McShane—To; *K3IPC—News: Ira Cook. KE0X—Hoine Missionary. Merchants tioie—W, Th. F. KOWL—Joe Adams. *KEVD—News. 11:13—KECA—When A Girl Marries. *KPOL—News; Joe White. KCIJ—lionsewites Hit Parade KNX—l'erry Mason. KRRD—Polka 'finie. 9:25—KH.1-31usit. Box. KFAC—Folk Song., EN1.1-31usie. *1(111ti, KM PC—News. Klel:RweSenishine Mission. %% %1 —Bill Garr Show. 9:30—KECA—Live Like a Million- Kr01.—Guest Star—M. 1:03—IX I. Vi —7.111 Club. aire. *K.NLA—Ptisatlenit News. 1:113—KEr A—Bill Datidson Show. Kr% D—Tuttle Time. KHJ—Norma Young. 11e5*K11.1, KGB--Sam Hayes. KFI. SI sl)—Stella Dallas. *KEIVIS, KLAC. KMPC. KNLA KNX, Krmin—lielen Trent. *KBIG—Southland Roundup. KNX, KIMIK—Flome Folks— KALI —Beautiful Mexico. 11:30—KECA—Hits and Encores. M. W. F; Mr. Information — KGER—Mizpah. KFAC—Plano Parade. Mg, KESD—Garden Guide. Tu, Th. KGFJ—World Bible Society. KFOX--liospel Friends. KGB. KY OE-0ueen for KFAC—Storybook 'Time—M; 1(611,—Musical Clock. KEVD—Sanders Meanders. a Day. Making Friend@ With mime KIEV—Allin Slate. *KIWIt--News; Jarvis. KNX, KEMB--Nora Drake. —T.. Symphonies for HOWL—Spanish Hour. KGER—John Brown. KFAC—Musie Youth—Th; Trailways To *KPOL—News; Living Word. KGFJ—Spotlight l'arade. K EV Ii—Rescue Mission. Science—P. KRKD—Ernest C. Wilson. K611.—At H OMO With *Krwit—News; Al Jarvis. ' KXLA—Farm News. KWKW—Latin Rhythms. the Masons. *KGER—New•: Ilible set I. 1:25—KNX—It Happens Every Day. 11:05—KEWB—Mark Scott. KIEV—Lawrence Welk. *KBIG—Who's in the News. KLAC—Stock Market Report. KLAC—Peter Potter, 1:30—KFI, KIND—Voung %Udder 8:13—KEI—Joi ttttt y Murray. KNIPC—Clief Milani. CURT GARRET Brown. *KIM, KNX. KOW KV0E— KOWL—Spanish Home Hour. at the KHJ, Ktillt--Lucky II Ranch. News. K POL—John Ma oil Show. KNX—Pitilip Norman. KALI—Helen Markham. KVOE—Dean's Den. PIANO KFAC—Aecent on Strings. KFAC—Sports; Musical KWKW—Touy Sein, Bob Varieties. "Variety on Piano" Nlercardo. KFON—Nlusic—NI; Prison KXLA—Eddie Kirk. 11:30 AM. ti ttttt ry—Tu, W. F. FOOD FOR FUN 9:15*K11-311t1 ttttt riling News. KEWB—Bill Leyden. "Piano Moments"-2:30 P.M. *KNX, KEMB—Our Gal Sunday with Gale Shannon 9:50*KGFJ—News. Preve ii —M. KGFJ 1230 Kc. 9:55*REAl'—Dick Joy, News. Fri. 12:30-1:00 P.M. The Judge Speaks —Tu. 10—KIA'A—Dout Gardiner- Voice of the Blind—W. 31, W. F: Orval Anderson— KG1'J-3ariety on Plano. Your Country at Work—Tb. MI Li L.A. Fire Dept. —F. Tu, Th. *KOWL—Set•enade lu, lilue—M, KEI—Victor H. Lindlahr. .N. Story —Tu; I.es Brown lilt enneeteK FIVE, ICLAC—Sam Baiter. KM Pc—Bus. News; Sports. *K11.1, KGB, KVOE—Newspaper —W; Errand of Mercy —Th; KPOL—Voice of Cal% ary. of the Air. National huard—Sa KNX—Road of Life. KPOL—Frank Breese Show. 1(1116 —Are 'Yu 1.1stenin? *K L. Welk. KEVD—ComIllUllity Broadcast. Start Your KEAC.-4 'omposers' l'orner. K I.A—H oinetown Jamboree. *KEWB—News; Bill Anson. *NEON. KGER—News. 11 :10*K111—Local News. KGER—Novatime-31; Music "Good Morning' KT-VD—Sanders Meanders. 11:13—KFI, KESD—Bob Hope. in the Air—Tie: Stories to KEWIt—Al Jarvis. KNX, KE3111--Brighter Day. Itemember—W; Marine with KGEJ—Vesterday's Hits. KGER—Dan Gilbert. Corps—This is Your Navy. BUENOS DIAS KIEV —Dave Shaw. KOWL—Easy Si reel, *KLAC—News; Peter Potter. 11 :50*KGF.1—Nen s. KGFJ—Open Album. 8-7 Mon. thru sat. *KM PC—News; Ira Cook. 11:55*KFAC—Dick Joy, News. KIEV—Date With Slate. KOWL—Yiddish hour. * KECA—Hank 'Weaver, News. KXLA-1..A. In Review—M; KPOL—Charles Antell—M; 12 . KEI—Earm Reporter. Music —Tu. W. .E; Book@ John McShane—To, W. Ti,. *K11.1, KGB, KIEV. KLAC, l'or Vou—Th F. KS 0E—News. 1:15—KEI, KIND—Woraito In KRKD—Music. *FIN X —News, Bill Henneally. My House. 10:05—KFOX—Social Seeurity—M; KBIG—Catalina Calling. KGER—Garden School, Assembly of God—Tu -F. .KFAC-1.iiticheon Concert. KXLA—Music For You, M, To, 10 :10—KEC.A—Jack Beech. *KEVD—Editor of the Air. Th, F. KRKD—Church of H'wood. 10:15—KECA—Hall of Musical Fame. KEWB—Al Jarvis. 1:55—KBIG—Pass the Word—Tu, Th :20*KHJ, KV0E—Gabriel 'trotter. KFI—Inetide Bob and Ray. KGER—Songs for Luncheon. el—KECA—Betty Crocker. KLAC—Haynes at the Reins. KHJ, KEX31. KGB, KA0E— KGEJ—Continental teems. KE1, KESD—Jueit Plain Bill. 8:25*KHJ—Holland Engle. Tello-Test. *KIEV—News; liase Shaw. *KIIJ KEX31. KGB—News; *KBIG—Commuters' Edition. KNX—Ma Perkins. *K3IPC—News; Ira Cook. quirk. What's The Answer? 8:30*KEI—Pat Bishop Reports. *K1,318, KEVD—News. KO% I.—Joe Adams M OW. KILL KGB, KV 0E—Bible KI0X—Advs. in Music—M. *K1'01.—News; Temple Baptist *KNX—News. Institute Hour—M. W. F; KGElt—Timany Baird. Church. KALI —Beautiful Mexico. Haven of Rest —Tu. Th. KRRD—Dr. Rieliardson. KRKD—Western Wayside. KBIti—Southland Serenade. KE3IB—Grand Slam. 10:25*KRIG—H ttttt (markers Edition, KWKW—Bill Stewart. KFAC—Com.ert Matinee. &FOX—Words of Life. KFON—Women in News—Tu -F KN.I.A—Hoinetown Jamboree. KE0X—Texas Tiny. KEWB--Breakfast 10:30—KEC.A—My True Story. 12:05—KLAC—Peter Potter. KFVD—Harlematinee. KGER—Voice of China. KFI, KESD—Strike It Rich. 12:13—Kb:CA—Paul Harvey. Anson. KGFJ—Dr. Murphy. KILL KGB—Answer Man. KFSD—Road of Life. KGER—News; liere's to Vets *K611., KEAC, KRIM KNX, KFM11—Young Dr. *KHJ. KGB—Cedric Foster. —M; Helen Ilayes—Tu; Star —News. Malone. KN X—IIIIItop House. Tinie—W; Itand—Th. *KMPC—Norman Nesbitt. KALI —Teddy Fregoso. *KEOX, KGER. KMPC—News. KGEJ—Always on My Mind. KOWL—Precions Memories. KEAC-1 our Soloist. REVD—Midday Memories. KIEV—Date With Slate. K POL—John Macshatie Show. KFOX—Adv. In Itesearch—M; 12 :?3*K Itl G—World Neu ie Roundup. *KLAC—News; Sports. KWKW—Morning Serenade, Marine Corps—Tu; Civil De- le:30--RECA—Jack Owens. KXLA—Haven of Rest—M, W, *KMPC—News; Johnny Grant. fenew—W; Excursion,' in KF1, KIND—Pepper Young. F. *KPOL—Frank Breese Show. Science-11i: Music—h'. KH J-31usie. KRKII—FIre Dent.-31; County Page Fifty-eight KFVD—Sanders Meanders. KNX, KEMB—Art Liukletter. Schools—Tu, Tit; Gov't TV-RADIO LIFE MONDAY, MARCH 30 ieweageventeg-O-Aent.erentestaic.er..es‘ea.esestseaeaiextesseti ERKD--2/4 Time Waltzes. 7:25*KECA—Les Griffith, News. See Page 26 for 8 a.m. to 7:30—KECA—Henry J. Taylor. 5 p.m. Daytime Radio *KFL KFSD—John Cameron Daytime Logs Log Listings Swayze. 0114J, KEXM, KGB. KVOE— (Continued) Hall of Fantasy. -KECA-Elroy Hirsch. *1111SX, KFM14--Cedric Adams. 5laill—Featurn Wire. KFAC—Echoes and Encores. Speaks—W; Tops In Pops Red Cross—Tu: Sacramento KM, KGB. KV0E—Bobby KFOX—George McLain. Benson. Fiewsletter—W: Serenade in KFWB--Community News. KWKW—Bill Garr. Blue—Th; Traffic Quiz—F. *KNS, KFMB—Ed. R. Morrow. KGER—Rev. Al Harlan. 2:05—KECA—Ronnie Kemper. KXLA—Officer Jackson—Th. KBIG—Dancetime at Melon. KGIL--Footlight Favorites. ENS—George Fisher. 3:45—KFI, KFSD—Dave Garroway. KFAC—Sunset Serenade. EKED—Dr. Richardson. KLAC-570 Club. KHJ. KV0E--Paula Stone— KFOX—Sunshine Mission. KWKW—La Hora Popular. KFSD—Front Page Tu. Th; Mac bleGuire—M, KFVD--Remember? KXLA—Toastmasters Club. Farrell Vt, F. EFWB—Red Rowe. 7:35—KFI, KIND—Al Goodman's KGER--Commuter's Carousel. 1111.1—liour Navy-311; Your KNX KFMB—Curt Ma . Musical Album. KGFJ—Jive at Five. Star Time—Tu; Forward KALI—L. J. Betz. KFMB--Command March—Th. KFVD--Pensione. KIEV—John Willis. Theatre. *KLAC,14111PC, KWKW—News. KNX, KFMB—Arthur Godfrey. KWKW—Social Security—M, 7:45—KECA—Alistair Cooke. *KPOL—News; Music, KRKD—County Schools—M; 3:50*KGFJ—News. *KFOX—News. Income Tax—Tu: Salvation 3:55—KECA—Betty Crocker. HOWL—Vance Graham. KFWB—Rosary Hour. ERED—Wagon Wheels. Army—W; ChB Defense- 4—KECA—Mary Margaret S—KECA—Llte Begins at 80. McBride. [ISLA—Melody Valley. KFI—One Man's Family. 5:n5*K/7—Feature Wire. 2:25*KBIG—News. • KTI KFSD—Life Can Be ¿KHJ. KFX3I, KGB, KVOE— 2:30—KFI KFSD—Lorenzo Jones. Beautiful. *MIPC—Local News. Let George Do It. 5:10—KLAC--Gene Norman. KHJ—Club 230. *KHJ. KFX.M, KGB, KV0E— *KNX, KFMB—Lowell Thomas. KMPC—Today In Sports. KFAC—Evening Concert. *KFIVB—News: Bill Anson. .Fulton Lewis, Jr. KNX, KFMB—Ruth Ashton. 5:15—KECA—Virgil Finicky. KFOX—Buddy Beason. KALI—Voice of So. America. *MI—News. KFSD--One Man's Family. KBIG—Dancetime at Avalen ¿KNX—Tom Harmon. KFWB—Kennedy Hailing. ORGAN MUSIC KFOX—Let's Go To Town. KGER—Bible Treasury. With Staff Organist-Pianist *KFOX. KLAC, KMPC—News. KFAC—Musical Masterpieces. KGFJ—Pianists of the Future. KGFJ—State Taxes. DR. PETER SLACK KFVD—Piano Party. *KMPCJohn T. Flynn. KGIL—Accent on Melody. KWKW—Sports. *KLAC. KXLA—News. at the Great Wurlitzer KFWBRed Rowe Rancho. *KGER—New; Commuter's 5:30*KECA—Chet Huntley. *KMP'C--News; Bill Stewart. Pipe Organ Carousel. Iran, KFSD—Voice of KWKW—L. J. Betz. Mon. thru Fri. -2:30 P.M. Firestone. KGFJ—Moods in Music. 8:15*KFI, KFSD—News of the KHJ. KGB. KV0E--WIld Bill Mon. thru Fri. -10:30 P.M. KGIL—Weetern Trails. VVorld. Sat. 5 P.M. *KIEV—News; Dave Shaw. Hickok. *KNX—Chas. Collingwood. *KNX—Carroll Aléott. KGE14—Hebrew Christian Hr. KOWL--Chico's Swingtime. KFAC--Viennese Varieties. KGFJ—Chil Defense. 5, MO V4.1,..9x.6,14~)t-e-e-ientexente-dk KFOX—Sunshine Mission. *KNX 111.21111—Lowell Thomas. KFVD—Remember? KFM—Evening Concert. KFVVB—Red Rowe. KFOX—Buddy Beason. TOPS IN ALBUMS: "For You" (Coral) brings Don Cor- KGER—Commuter's Carousel. KFSD—One Man's Family. nell, singing the way you like him to sing, into the album KGFJ—Jive at Five. KFWB—Kennedy Sailing. KIEV—John Willis. HUER—Bible 'Treasury. field. In a variety of moods ranging from the up-tempo'd *KLAC—News: Sports. KGFJ—Blue of Evening. "S'posin' " through lovely ballads like "For You," "If You *KMPC, KWKW—Ness... *KLAG—News; Slam Baiter. KOWL—Vance Graham. *KMPC—News; Bill Stewart. Were Only Mine" and "Stay as Sweet HUED—Wagon Wheels. liWKW-1... J. Betz. as You Are," to his first big hit as a KLIMA—Melody Valley. S:15*KFI, KFSD—News Parade. 15—KLAC—Gene Norman. *KNX—Chas. Collingwood. band vocalist, the dramatic "It Isn't *KMPC—Local News. WIER—Hebrew Christian. Fair." This is Don Cornell at his best 5:10--KMPG—Today in Sports. KGFJ—Bob Harvey Combo. 5:15—KECA—Virgil Pinkie,. KLAC—Gene Norman. and singing each song as if it were *KFI—News. KWKW—Puerto Libre. ¿KNX—Tom Harmon. *KXLA—News. just "For You.". .. "Sing, Sing, Sing" KFOX—Forward March. 6:25*KNX—Bob Trout. (Decca) features the ever-lovin' An- KGFJ—Keyboard Magic. :30 4 KF1, KFSD—Cavalcade of *KMPC--John Flynn. America. drews Sisters in various singing moods. KWKW—Sports. KHJ, KGB, KVOE—Count of 5:30*KECA—Chet Huntley. Monte Cristo. Whether it's novelty ("Piccolo Pete"), s KF1—World We Live In. KNX—Mr. and Mrs. North. romance ("If IHad a Boy Like You"), KHJ, KGB, EVOK—Sky King. KGER—Voice of China. *KNX—Carroll Alcott. exotic ("East of the Sun"), Cuban KGFJ—Col. of Divine Science. It KFAC—Viennese Varieties. KXLA—Smiley Burnette. ("Old Don Juan") or rhythm "Sing, *KFOX—News. 21:45*KECA-sMonitor News. KFVD—Earl McDaniel. KFSG—Sunday School Time. Sing, Sing") you'll discover these gals *KFWB—News; Red Rowe. EGER—Witnessing Laymen. KGER—Tab'nci, Benedictions. have all the musical answers with *KGFJ—News. KGFJ—Art Labue Show. excellent backing by the Skip .Martin, Sy Oliver, Nelson *KLAC—News; L.A. Today. *KECA—Newsderi, KFSD—Martin of Tomorrow. and . KMPC—Stare of Song. Riddle, Sonny Burke and Desi Arnaz Orchestras. . . . KRKD—Sporta Dial. Lewis. KWKW—.talian Hour. *KULL KFXM. KGB, KVOE— Donald Novia (Mercury) again singing the songs he made KXL.A—Stqueakin' Deacon. Newspaper of the Air. famous should bring a touch of nostalgia to every radio 5:15*KECA—Bob Carted. KNX. KF31B—Doris Day. *1111, KIWI—Elmer Peterson. KFAC—Evening Concert. and record fan. Remember "Trees" ... "Charmaine" .. . *KNX, KF3111—News, (Mss. KFOX—Ray Robinson. 'Deep Night" ... "The World Is Waiting for the Sunrise"? FCFOX—Vour Fishcaster. KFWB—Kennedy Railing. KGER—Melody Four Quartet. KLAC—Sam Baiter, Sports.v These and others just as strongly associated with this KMPC—Hits of Toda. KGFJ—Hunter Hancock (to II:30). popular West Coast tenor should be most acceptable KRIM—Race Results.. 5:55*KHJ, KGB. KVOL--(7ecil *KLAC—News; Gene Norman. record fare for the most ardent Novis fan of yesterday or KMPC—Sofigià Vim Ordered. Brown. today. *KNX—Local News. 9:15—KECA—Cocoanut Grove torch. *KE(7A—Hunk Weaver. *KHJ KGB. KV0E—Fulton G KF1—Record Album Review. Lewis. Jr. BEST IN DEBUT SINGLES: Not exactly a newcomer to *K114, KFXM, KGB. KVOL— KNX—Louella Parsons. records is Mary Small (Mercury) who debuts on this label Gabriel Heatter. *KWKW—Newev. I/1NX, KFMB—Johnny 9:30—KECA—Report to the People. with the rhythm novelty "Give Me Another One Just Like K11, KFSD—Red Skelton. *KIPAC—News; Showtime. That" and the much better material, "Suddenly," to good *KFOX, KLAC—News. KH.I. KGB—Search That *KFWII—News: Red Rowe. Never Ends. effect. Betty Clooney (Coral) bows in with the whispery KGER—American Soul Clinic. KNX, KF51B—Jo Stafford. KMPC--Lueky I.ager Dance. KGFJ—Request Performance. ballads "You're All I See" and "I Idolize You" and sound- KMPC—Bob Kelley, Sports. KGER—John Brown. ing too close for Big Sister's comfort. . .. Another new- KRKD—Evening Varieties, KWKW—Council of Churches. KWKW—Italian MelodiP». 9:45—KECA—Seience Editor. comer, Kay Malone (Kern), has a pair , of contrasts in the KNX, KF3111--.1r. Miss. KXLA—Squeakin' Deacon. Jezebelish "Angel or Devil" and the folk melody "Black Is O:05—KLAC—Ten Top Tunes. 9:55--KHJ, KFXM, KGB. MOE—' 1;:15*ILECA—Elmer Davis. Titus Moody Show. the Color," with a bigger nod for the folkside. .. .Vicki *KFI—Bill Haworth, News. 10dft—IEECA—ABC—KECA—ABC Late New«. *KIM KGB—Mutual Newsreel. KFSD—The Reporter. Young (Capitol) also leans t,oward the sagebrush in style KFWB—Mark Scott. KHJ, KGB—Answer Man. for "Goodbye, Charlie" and "I'm Wonderin'," but with a *KMP47—News. *KNX-10 O'clock Wire. fi:25—KMPC—Race Results. KFAC—Musical Crossroads. style easily adaptable to the pop field... . Hamish Menzes k:30*IFIECA—Headline Edition. KFM B—Larry Finley. (Decca) is another new discovery that'll make you stop 4111.1n,d KMFollySD—Fibber McGee *KGER—News: Music. a. Gene Norman. and listen, not because of any extraordinary vocal ability. KIM, KGB—Behind the Story. KMPC—Lucky Lager Dance. ,fKNXm,a. IKEMB—My Friend 10:10—KECA—Edwin ('. but this Scotch lad shows a decidedly different style and Ir 10:15--KECA—Dr. Frederick Bailes. personality for "You Can Be in Love" and "Less Than KFAC—Musical Milestones. KF1—A Joy Forever. KFOX—Hal's Memory Room. *KIM—Frank Edwards. Tomorrow." .. . Not much space left for the old-timers KFWB—America Dances. t *KNX—Bill Kenneally. ?), but you can always count on Columbia's Rosemary KliER—Back to the Bible. KFSD--I.ncky Dance Tame. 11111PC—Bill Stewart Sims. 111:25—KNX—Tom Harmon. Clooney, Coral's Teresa Brewer, RCA-Victor's Dinah Shore: 10:30—KECA—Sophisticated Rhythm. KWKW—Hoyos Hour. MGM's Billy Eckstine, Capitol's Nat "King" Cole, and KXLA—Frank Simon. KFI—Repeat Performauf 6:15—KECA—Lam and Abner. KHI—Charles Antell. Mercury's Patti Page to come up with the best, so why not *KHJ, KFXM, KGB, KV OF— ' KNX—Philip Norman. News, Sant Hayes. KGER—Peter Slack, organ. ask to hear their latest releases at your favorite record 6:55*KHJ, KGB—Bill Henry. KWKW—Bill Sampson (to It. shop? ...A.M. 91—KECA—Silver Eagle. 10:45—KECA—The Playboys.. KHJ—Crowell',. Nest. KFI, KFSD—Two for the Money. 10:55—KFI—Sports Final. KHJ, KGB, KVOE—Mickey —KECA—Music From the 'ir, . Tuesday Radio Program HighlightS K11.1. KNX—News. Spillane Mysteries. 11 A.M. Programs in Llghtface Type: P.M. Programs In Boldface. KNX, KFM.B--People Are KFAC—Crossroads of Mus. Funny. KFOX—Irish World. Comedy. Variety Sports KFAC—Musie at Seven. KFSD, KMPC—Lucky Dance 2:15—Arthur Godfrey. KNX. 5:15—Tom Harmon, KNX. KFOX—Music. Time. 6:30—Fibber McGee & Molly, HSI 5:45 —Sam Baiter. ELM'. KIPW11--Americts Dances. KFW111-1.arry Finley. 6:00—Bob Kelley, KNIP('. KGER—Family Bible Hour. *KLAC—News: Gene Noma. 6:30—My Friend Irma, KNX. 3:00—People Are Funny. KNX. Slystery-Delective Kt/MI—Musical Digest. 11 :10-111N X —T. Hanlon Scoreboa 6:00—Johnny Dollar, KNX: KMPC—Bill Stewart. 11:15-111•1—Al Poska. 9:00—Martin and Lewis, KIEL 7:30—Peter Salem, KHJ. *KKHD, KUL, KI.AC—News. KHJ—Crowell's Nest. 9:00—Doris Day, KNX. & Mrs. North, KNX. :05—KLAC—Top Ten Tunes. KNX—Merry-Go-Round. :i:30—Red Skelton. KIPI. q:30—Mr. 3:15—KFOX—Dick Ilaymes Show. 11:30—KECA—Danny Stewart Or, I, • Comment-Narration KRICD-3/,‘ Time Waltzes. KGFJ—Five-Four Ballroom. Quiz, Participaiipti 4:20—Burritt Wheeler. Kn. 11:40—KNX—This I Believe. 1:25*KF.CA—Les Griffith, News. Bkfet Club. KECA. Classical. Semi-Ciaiesiial Haste 11:45—RH—Palladium Drell. 3:301 YMCA—Mr. President. and Slam KNX. 3:30—Flollyw'd Music Hall. KNX *KF1, KFSD—John Cameron KNX—Dwight Cooke—Asia. :oo—Double or Nothing. Kri. Swayze. I :55*KIPI—News. I I :30—Queen for a Day. NUJ. Drama KHJ, KFXM, KGB. KVOE— *KECA, KNX—News. 12 :30—Art Lin kletter. KNX. •;:30—Mr. President, KECA. Peter Salem, 12 KFI—Midnight Flyer. :t:00—Welcome Travelers, KFI. 8:00—High Adventure, KHJ. 4 KNX, KF'5111—Flollywood KFAC—Music Ont of Night 13:et—Two for th e Money, K ie 6:30—Cavalcade of America, HET Music Hail. America's Town Meeting. , 8:30—Cmint of Monte Cristo. KFAC—Echoe« and Encores. KFWB—:•Larry Finley tto 41. KccA. KHJ. KGFJ—Nightowl Special (to Page Sixty 61. • TV-RADIO LIFE WEDNESDAY, APRIL 1 KNIPE-11111 Stewart. See Page 26 for 8 a.m. to :.05-K 1..%('-irou I.o Times. : 11as-tries show. iye ifrapire the Pen 5 p.m. Daytime Radio KItKO-ili 'rime %Sulfite.. Log Listings liriffith, Née Wg. *KIM-News. Jim Ware, Fullerton, Calif. ; .:11 1 IF 1.:I'A-Mlystery "lester. 5e-Kl Ki-'i. KESO-Malk a Mile. I watch Jimmy Weldon and "Webster Webfoot" on *Iill-Featiirp Mire, kill, KOU, KVIIE-('hwo Kid. 1611.1, hs.11-Sonc. of I lue KNN, K FM It-I mstntst Orme KLAC-TV every night. Iwouldn't miss them for anything. , . They are great. *KNN KI MIS-1.LI- KI St -Edo.... and Citrines; K hum ai .1%alon. 1,0\--1 irort , 511*Lain• 1.1 1,1 -"n., op sermon', KEM It-(' Ness S. Mr. Schwake, 44715 N. Fig Ave., Lancaster, Calif. 1,1 le '-on.:§11se . kt &Ai -He% . Hallali. 1.1 K171411-11r. ilichardron. Would you please tell me how I may get tickets for Is 1 M I. -Led Iton». t% a 110111 Populi' r the Harry Owens show or Jimmy Wakely's show? kt :I U --I monoder••• 7•1. A-1 bidon I). 1.1.1 .1 nt :15*11 1-111N-Nesi a. For shows. or anis Olier TV or ruilio ',mieux!, jus! 1.11...S.-John %Vint.. h El% It-Iiii.nry Ilunr. wrilr tu 1 br ¡,pd ividual s filous iind 1 bru will br Oeuf le *kit:Ms-News: sports. h NI. 5-Kiek of the tir. loralsh II,.' tickets. They haof xrpora Ir tiepo amen la lo bondir *KNIVE, K K -"sens. 8-K l':(•A -Th e Top to•tY .oirh rogne.. IN. ROM 1.-% mire tiraillais.. K CI-One Ban** Candis. KIthlt-M acon %% Mol.. KILI, KOK, KS 1/E-Nanie KNI..1-Nleloils alles. Thot Sous, Betty Musser, 871 S. Magnolia Ave., El Colon, Calif. :ii5- hi,.11•-t.ene No, man. KESIII-Lowell Il ,,,,,, a. *KNIPE-Liwal New.. K CM' -Es loti o g t'aiment. MARCI1 23 is a BIG day for two reasons. First off is 5:111-KNIPE-Toilay in F•pori N. FON-Itodily that March 23 is TV Radio Life's 13th Anniversary-. and Pinkles. 11 INIII-Our Mao'. *KIT -Nets, EM•lt-hennetly for ail these years they havé been /KNN T Il Kt TI.M11.111ry. giving the public one of the best KI ,71N-Ones1 star • KlIFJ--Itlue of Es eiOnc. 111.1A-Pioni.i. of lisp roture. *hl.AE-Neno; Sain l'aller. mags on the market and at the *KSIPE--Johei I. Flynn. *10114'-Nem a; 11111 Stewart. mal sum of 10e a copy each week. 101 KW -Se..rs.. fi 5% KM-United lia ptist .It's the biggest and best and newest :.:ti*KEEN-Eltel Ilittilley. *h %I.A-News: mode% 1.11-Morld We 1.1%e In; liortoeitr. , on .the market for the money. : I 50111. Vslt-N s Parade. Hirkok. KNN-Elerliou Instructions Now for second reason. For this *KN N-Earroll 'puni I Progratu. is the - BIRTHDAY of our SMOKEY K - tenues. Varieties. 1.11Elt-Hebrew Iléristimi. *K VON-Sews. Ki.E.I--41moit. of Emploonent. ROGERS here in San Diego, and on ▪ 11 -Neo'.: lied Itime. Norman. KFMB. Smokey's a swell fellow and ▪ i,E1C-1•aleintele WK W-Pnerl 1.ihre, kit 1M -Art I »hue SIIIM ii:3111K F3 •A-The .Adventurer. - a wonderful entertainer. Smokey• *R I. %1 .-New•: I.. '1. Voilas. *1.11. KISM-Tée firent owns and operates one of the nicest 1,NIPC-stars of Song. ballrooms in Southern California. ▪ UK11-Sport • Mat. Kvoy..-Aemora I. Hotu*. .1ineritans. where he and his outstanding band Smokey Rogers E I. %-squesikin" Dracon. KNN. Christian. play and sing every Friday and Saturday night for all t -:*1.1.1 -Rob barred. *1%1 I. 1.1 slt-Elneer l'etersou. Kallinc good neighbors. _ *h N, hi MIS-Ness.. I 1111Elt- Voice pst China. Is Ils voir 1.1.1waster. KOFJ-Eid f Divine Scienre. ¿h (ti Miller, 'omis. Irene Bakley, 5555 Hollywood Blvd.. Hollywood, Calif. NIPC-- Ilibi of Turin,. 1:1-filiElf -Witnemsing Laymen. Today I saw a fine new show called "Donald% No %is • RKIII-Itare Itesuli.. ne,KI:C%-New% of Tomorrow. :55*KIl 11 ..,h,::111, h% 11E-1 'rri KINO-Orourlio Mar.. Cooks." I like it because it is something new on cooking. t.,,,. l *BILL KS'OL:-News- It has fresh ideas and is a show that is very educational *h N palier lit the tir. to watch. It is produced by Bud Linn. Ihave never heard *ist .C.1-11nnl. %I Pater. (KNN, KI-1111-1 -111 in Peare h I 1.-1Irrord . It.', leu . and Mar. of this producer's name in the production field, but he 6 oi% KE.1E-EiessitiC 'cri. will go far, and I hope that this show will he an 'aid lo 'trotter. KI -VIX-Ray Robinson. d'INN, h F-‘111-111iligi Morris h INVB--Kennedy "Collins. many a wife. It is seen over KNBH, 3:30 p.m. Monday KSIER-Pent al through Friday. think that a little unrehearsed chat *KFA,C-Nea••; Shan Mue. Taberoarle. Kl1FJ-Ilonler Ilartrork is good on any TV show. I wish to say "Gond Luck" to raa •. *11.1.1111-Nra ma; Oral Kan e. (to Il COI. this new show, and also to Bud Linn. It would he nice if KI; EII-.Anterirais Sois, Ifinir. *K1-1,l•- Nets '4: lieue Norman. Ki IFJ-Itetiarat Vert; ttttt miro. KSIPE-Sonco N'OU Ortler...1. this was a nationwide show. KNIM•-ltoli Rille, Sports. firme Orrh. h KM-E% eninc *KILO, KA-0E-1'1111mi .Ir. Abner Sinkoln; Los Angeles, Calif. KM hW-Italien KNI. \-1'i/imitent% Plosio... *165% KS's -New.. Nepotism may he the - cause of many people saying that fl:115-KL.SIE-lop leu -Elne, II:1 5*KEI• 1-F.litier Da /RTL KES111--Th• Bic Mors. 'the Marx Show is going downhill. On a recent show. *KFI-Itill Haworth. Nra, •. Kl.11-111ear Marcs-, it's Groucho's little daughter again subjected listeners to her *MU. Kk1S-Nlidnal Neo•reel. Mortier. I4NN. KEMIS-Jo stafforil RI-',', It-Nlark piping treble (she's cute hut no Shirley Temple). TI-is KI.Elt-John Brown. *11111'1•-Newl.i KNIPE-Lurky Limer IMMe. night's program had some contestants whose personalities .1:',15-110114 -noire Resol'.. prómised .interesting listening but their spots were eut 11:311*IICht %-lleattIllor tell' • KM KM -Native Itmociderm. I slt-Wwood Hi... to skeletonal attenuation in order to fit in the Marx th• Mors . pride and joy. KNN, KESIB-41 haro Ms • Milest ,,,,,' %-A1111' Liste New.. Mrs. Aldo Jackson, Van Nuys, Calif. K Memory Itoom. JLUF*Ki I. Kr:Mo-The Reporter. KEWIR-Anierirst FOU. 141.11- 'plower Man. A few weeks go there was an article about Bue•,y Kit Elt-Bark to the *k N O'cloch 's'pire. Tibbs playing too much with the sailors or fellows when KNIPE-11111 stewart show , E1 St -Mirileal rrossroads. KM 111% -Ho) us !four. Is I S% 11-1 .are> she sings to them. Well, I don't think you could find a K N.I.*-1 raidi . . 1.1,1 E. I. %%Hier. *hl \I -Nes“ I:en, Norman.i. much sweeter little girl. She is only putting on a gond o 15-11E:C.1-1, oui . *KM, FOIN K's 11E-Newo, 101 Il -Loris. Lacer Basire. show. We all love to see her and all of "Hometown Jam- sato Hase*. lu Io 10 i \-Edolii in. Hill. .• -...*K 11 .1. litilt. KVOr.-11111 Heurs 10:1. - h I i 's -Dr. Errtlerio I. Balles. boree." .7 -KEI•A-Lone Mitiger. RI I- 1 ;11» Fore, Cr. 1 4 KEI KI•SII-Milt llope. *1.11 1, KI.1:-Eran k Effiretet4. KILO, 161.15 W1 0E-1 outil!' *EN N-Iiill Kennealls. Weduesday Radio Program Ilighlights 'thriller. Macdonald Erre% in in !..._ hk i,,>-‘11 _11--,10 kiinirs ..g:::: l'"""• r.m. f'roel :1 los in Boldfare - Tho Passion of s hrisi. 10:::0-1R1 I S-Nloon Music. A.M. Prou-rems In Liclitt , "I' RN '/14 , KVS1111--"Ilei Slusap"." ht 1-Iterwat Performance, Dr,, rooted l'a mil y tatIi L Elliolt Lewis. Nest. Y:IV-Arthur tiodfrey. h NN. ‘lorriti Play Moise,. RENI -Biisk ai smen. KSN-Philiii Norman. ::014.-Itob Hope. MT. K l'ON -Report f SS a.ls- 1111ER-Peter Short., Organ. 11:30-11reat liilderideme. Kt I. tilt -1 ansily Thealer. inct on. K WK -Bill summum Ito 9:00-Orourlin Bars. K I rt:ini-Top lois. Kit .1. KI SA 16- %vomira I FI -Sports lissai. KEE.A. 10.1 Cible limer. A-Lass rem. Melk Orrh. eut:, l'arlietpuloof cion. I. V.• ::91 --Or. Christian. .11N N. * K1.1. KH.J. 1(55 -News, 11 lit'A if' Crossroada. :::0-1.rai lut Si,,,,,. R b. N. 9::10-Bic Mou% . 14. I 0 N-IrIsh :ilo.-.1oboblo or Nol hi nu. i t«1 • 1/oplerp-Orterlilie "MUSICAL DIGEST" 1.1 ‘111-11.arry II f. o. a I e.: r. NIII. *1.1 : Omo. Norman. 1•1:311-.Art Linkleiter, ICN N. Theitter, KEA 'A. Fn, ),,er 1-tour Concert h NIVE, K FMI-lm:14s Dame 3:051-Welistitie ra% idem. KIT, S:::0-71w .1d% indurer. K Et•A. TillISP. In Praire and Wita. 6:311-Whars M3 lisie?. KNN• 7:00 to 8:00 P.M. I1 : 1 N-T, llniilosi Seoreboard. 7:30-M a Mlle. KIT. KNN. Il :15-KFI-Al Pookit. 8:00-Nante Thot SMI. KILL 11•311-Dinir Morio, It's Mortier. Nightly including Sunday KILI-L'rowelIN• Nest. KII.I. Sports KGFJ 1230 Kc. KNN-Merry-tio-Hound. 5:15-TOM Ha , KN N. Comment-NO rra Iton II :::0-11iECA-Bill Patinell'o Orrh. 5:15-Sam Baller. 1.1..51 -. Four Ballrouni. 6:00-Itob KNIPI . I ::781-11orrit MIseeler. Kr". Ongest. *111.11.. KLAI Page Sixty-one THURSDAY, APRIL 2 TV-RADIO LIFE KWEW—La Hora Popular. KXLA—liour Child Goes to Ear and Eye Inspire—(Continued) See Page 26 for 8 a.m. to School. 5 p.m. Daytime Radio 7:45*KFOX—News. Mrs. E. K. Cross, 6754 De Longpre Ave., Hollywood, Calif. Log Listings KFWB—Rosary Hour. KXLA—Muir College. I would like to see credit given where, in my opinion, S—KEcA—cinema Music Hall. iff—ILECA—Elroy Hirsch. KFI—One Man's Family. credit is due. There is so much publicity given the Spade eleKFI—Feature Mire. KHJ, KGB, KV0E—Crime Cooley show (whose acts sometimes are in such bad KEW, KGB, EVOK—Sat. Fighters. Preston. *KNX, KFMB—Lowell Thomas. taste!) and so little publicity given to another Saturday *KNX, KFNIB—Edw. R. KFAC—Evening Concee.., night show far superior in every way. I refer to 'Cliffie Morrow. KFOX—Buddy Beason. KBIG—DancetIme at Avalon. KFSD—One Man's Family. Stone's Hometown Jamboree. KFAC—Sunset Serenade. KFWB—Kennedy The material presented by these talented performers KFOX—Sunshine Mission. EGER—Bible Treasury. EFVD—Remember? KGFJ—Blue of Evening. is well staged as to scenery, costumes, etc. The performers KFWB—Red Rowe. *KLAC—News; Sam Baiter. have real personalities, fresh, lively, charming. There is KGER—Commuter's Carousel. *KMPC—News; Bill Stewart. KOFJ—Jlve at Five. KWKW—L. J. Betz. also one exceptional beauty among them, young, lovely KIEV—John Willis. S:15*KNX—Chas. Colllingwood. Joannie O'Brien, but how can I mention her without also *KLAC, KMPC, KWEW—News. KFL KFSD—News of the KOWL—Vance Graham. World. mentioning that roguish Bucky Tibbs and the adorable KRIID—Wagon Wheels. EGER—Hebrew Christian. Molly Bee? Let is .not go into the male aggregation, EXLA—Melody Valley. KGFJ—Here's to Veterans. 5:05—KLAC—Gene Norman. KLAC—Gene Norman. topped, of course; by Tennessee Ernie. My family and I *KMPC—Local News. KWKW—Puerto Libre. enjoy them all! Better no TV at all than one without the 5:10—KMPC—Today in Sports. KXLA—Smiley Burnett.. 15:15—KECA—Virgil Plaitley. 8:25*KNX—Bob Trout. "Hometown Jamboree." *KFI—News 8:30—HECA—Pocket Operetta. By the way, we buy your magazine every week along ‘K.N.X—Tom Harmon. KFSD—Roy Rogers. KFOX—Income Tax Interview. KHJ, KGB, KV0E—Top Tune, with the groceries—it's that essential. KGFJ—Keyboard Magic. with Trendier. *KMPC—John T. Flynn. KFILB--December Jim Gregg, Los Angeles, Calif. KWEW—Sports. Bride. 5:30*KECA—Chet Huntley. *EFWB—News; Kennedy Yea Man! I am all for the letter that a Bert Walker sent KFI—World Me Lise In. KM, KGB, EVOE—Sky King. KGER—Noice of China. to you in regard to Jack Holden's singing! There ought to' *KNX—World Today. KGFJ4—Col. of Divine Science. be a way to get some recordings of him. Certainly he EFAC—Viennese Varieties. KXLA—Music. would not need any publicity stunts to sell his recordings. *KFOX—News. 8:45—KECA—Paulena Carter. *KFWB—News: Red Rowe. KGER—Witnessing Laymen. You should hear him sing "Sonny Boy." Oh, boy! KGER—Tab'nacle Benedictions KGFJ—Art Laboe Show. 8:55*KFI—News. *KLAC—News; L.A. Today. C. A. Oaks, Whittier, Calif. 9*KECA—News of Tomorrow. KMPC—Stars of Song. KFIG KFSD—Fatber Knows Enjoyed your story on Andy and Virginia Mansfield. EBKD—Sports Dial. Best. KWKW—Italian Hour. *KHJ, KGB—Newspaper of the We have enjoyed their programs for years and think that EXLA—Squeakin' Deacon. Air. "Turn Back the Clock" is the best yet. We also like 11:45*KECA—Bob (jarred. 4KNX, KFMB-3feet *KFI, KFSD—Elmer Peterson. KFAC—Esening Concert. Andy's column in your magazine. *KNX, KFMB—News. Gore. (to 11:30). KFOX—Your Flshcaster. KFOX—Ray Robinson. Mrs. Joan M. Young, 11245 Atsago St., North Hollywood, Calif. IKLAC—Sam Baiter, Sports. EGER—Oriental Opportunity. KMPC—Hits of Today. KFWB—Kennedy galling. Ienjoy reading your column and I'm sure there is no EKED—Race Results. KGFJ—Hunter Hancock better !Nay to express my request than in your widely 5:55*KILI, KGB. EVOE—Cecil *ELAC—News; Gene Norman. Brown. KMPC—Songs Van Ordered. distributed magazine for morning or afternoon exercises *KNX—News. 9:15—KECA—Cocoanut Grose Orch. given on TV. I moved here from Indiana whete they eitliCECA—Hank Weaver. *KHJ. KGB, KV 0E—Fulton KFI—Record Album Review. Lewis, Jr. used to have a program consisting of exercises, which, if *KHJ, KGB. KV0E—Galltiel *KWKW—News. done in moderation, were very beneficial. Isincerely hope Heatter. 9:30—KECA—Strike Up the Band. KNX—Time For Love. KFI—Songs That Never Die. the ladies of California feel the same and will write and *KFAC—News: Show-time. KFIJ, KGB—Bishop Fulton J. give their opinions, and that eventually such a program *KFOX, KLAC—News. Sheen. will be possible. *KFKB—News; Red Rowe. KNX, KFMB—Jo Stafford. KGER—American Soul Clinic. KGER—John Brown. KGFJ—Request Performance. KMPC—Locky Lager Dance. Mrs. Marion L. Jackson, 4720 Wilson Ave., San Diego, Calif. KMPC—Bob Kelley, Sports. KWKW—Council of Churches. KRKD—Evening Varieties. 9:45—KNX. KFMB—Jr. Miss. We think Red Buttons is wonderful. Never miss his KWKW—Itallan Melodies. 9:55—KFI—Musical Interlude. shows. He is also smart not to use his "Ho -ho" trick too KXLA—Squeakin• Deacon. KIM—Titus Moody. much. If he did we would grow tired of him. That is 6:05—KLAC—Top Ten Tunes. 1 Ong AK—esle te po 6:15*KECA—Elmer Das eReporter. what Red Skelton ignored. *KFI—Bill Haworth, News. HILL KGB—The Answer Man. *KHJ, KGB—elutual Newsreel. *KNX-10 O'clotok Wire. KFWB—MaBc Scutt. EFAC—Muslcal Crossroads. F. E. Roberts, Hollywood, Calif. *KMPC—News. KFWB—Larry Finley. We have had seven repeat shows on programs such fi :23—KMPC—Race Results. *KLAC—News: Gene Norman. 6:30*KECA—Headline Edition. EMPC—Lueky Lager Dance. as "Kit Carson," Melvyn Douglas, Red Ryder, and others. EIFI—Eddie Conroe. 10:10—KECA—Edwin C. Bill. We and ouf friends do not like this repetition on shows KHJ, KGB—Behind the Story. 10:15—KECA—Dr. Frederick Balles. KU:NIB—Bing Crosby. KFI—A Joy Foresee. which are supposed to be different each show. Guests: Rosemary Clooney *KHJ—Frank Edwards. and Joe Venuti. *KNX—Bill Kenneally. Norman V. Rowley, Pomona, Calif. KFAC—Musical Milestones. KFSD—Lucky Lager Dance. KFOX-11aPs Memory Room. 10:25—ENX—Tom Harmon. .. . Let's have more programs where the sponsor pre- KFWB—America Dances. 10:30—KECA—Music from the Moon. fiGER—Back to the Bible. KFI— Repeat Performance. sents his story in an interesting and acceptable style, KMPC—Bill Stewart Show. KHJ—CrowelPs Nest. minus all that shouting and we in turn will show our KWKW—Hoyos Hour. KNX—Philip Norman. appreciation by patronizing them. KXLA—Frank Simon. • KGER—Peter Slack. Organ. 6:45—KECA—Lum and Abner. KMKW—Bill Sampson (to 1.2) *KHJ, KGB, KV OE—Sam 10:45—KECA —The Playboys. Mrs. Elizabeth Tucker, 329 W. 63rd Pl., Los Angeles, Calif. Hayes. 10:55—KFI—Sports Final. I was very sorry to read the unkind and unjust criticism KIWI—Evening Varieties. 11 ' ECA—Lawrence Welk Oroh. 11:55*EHJ. KGB, KVOE—Bill Henry *KFI, KHJ KNX—News. of Mary McAdoo, whom Iconsider a most gracious, poised, KFOX—Irish World. intelligent person. Both she and her TV program are tops 7—KECA—SilvercfKFI, KIPSD—Judy Eagle. Canova. KFWB—Larry Finley. ¿KH I. KGB, KV OE—Crime *KLAC—News; Gene Norman. with us. Flies of Flamond. KMPC, KFSD—Lucky Lager KNX, KFMB—Horace Heidt. Dance. KFAC—Music at Seven. 11:10—INN—Tom Hanlon. KFOX—Music in the Air. 11:15—KFI—Al Cocks, Thursday Radio Program Highlights KFWB—America Dances. KHJ—Crowell's Nest. A.M. Programs In LIghtface Type: P.M. Programs In Boldface. KNX—Merry-Go-Round. KGER—Fatully Bible Hour. Comedy,-Variety 11'30—Queen for a Day, KHJ. KGFJ—Musictil Digest. 11:30—KECA—Danny Stewart (tech. KGFJ—Five-Four Ballroom, 2:15—Arthur Godfrey, KNX. 12:30—Art Linkletter,ILN.X. *KGIL, KLAC, KRILD—News. 3:00—Welcome Travelers. IILFI. KNIPC—Bill Stewart. 11:40—ENX—This I Bellese. 6:30—Eddie Cantor, KFL 7:05—KLAC—Top Ten Tunes. - 11:45—KFI—Palladium Orch. 6:10—Bing Crosby. KNX. Sports 7:15—EFOX—Dick Haymes Show. KNX—Dwight Cooke—Asia. ::00—Judy Canosa. KFL 7:00—Horace Heidt, INN. 5:15—Tom Harmon, &MX. KRKD-8/4 Time Waltzes. * KECA, ENX—News. KFI—Midnight Flyer. s:30—Roy Rogers Show, Kn. 8:45—Sam Baiter. KLAC. 7:25*KECA—Les Griffith, News. 12 6:00—Bob Kelley. KMPC. 7:30 --EEC A—Met. Auditions. KFAC—Music Out of Night 9:00 —Father Knows Best, KFI. KFSD—Truth or (to 6). 9:00—Meet Millie, KNX. Mystery-Deteettve KFWB—Larry Finley (to 4). Consequences. Comment-Narration KHJ. KGB, KVOE—Reserve. WIFJ—Nightowl Special (to 7:00—Crime riles of Flamond, KNX—Visitin' Time. 6). 4:20—Burritt Wheeler. KFI. KHJ. KFAC—Echoes and Encores. *KLAC—News; Ales Cooper 8:00—Crime Fighters, KHJ. (to 6). Quiz Pyrticipatton KFOX—George McLain. Drama KFWB—Fishing Nees. KMPC—Midnight Serenade. 8:00-51cNeill Bkfst Club. KECA KGER—Helen Markham. HEED—Moonlight Serenade 8:30—Grand Slam. KNX. 7:00—Sliver Eagle, KECA. KRKD—Dr. Richardson. KWKW—King's Restaurant. 11:00--Double or Nothing. 'CFI. 7:30—Top Guy, KECA. 12 :05—INN—Hawthorne. Page Sixty-two 12:15—KECA—Tennessee Ernie. TV-RADIO LIFE FRIDAY, APRIL 3 Elizabeth qeeting, 2812 Suncrest Blvd., Suncrest, El Cijon, Calif. See Page 26 for 8 a.m. to Music you like Even after almost three years of having televiSior in 5 p.m. Daytime Radio our home I still can't get over the wonder of it; it's Log Listings Just enough news really a gift from God, especially to the old and ill 'and .many others who can't get out. Ifeel it brings the world —kl,c.1—L:roy Hirsch. * C Wire. 5 KI—Feature DIAL , :to out door. We should realize without the comrnercials 1101.1,It-Bar-B. KGB—Songs of lite KBIG 740 :We* wouldn't have the free entertainment we enjoy *KNN., KIMB—Ed R. Morrow. The Catalina Station : Inotice .how you miss your set when it is in the repair KBIG—Dancetime at Avalon. 'shop). Most sponsors try to make their commercials' fun KFAC—Sunset Serenade, KtiF;R—Rev. Al Harlan. KFOX..--41111Nilille . KG1 IL—Parks & Play grounds. to watch or interesting. 1 even find something to en:ioy .1[FVD—Remember? KRKD—Dr. Riehardson. in the old British movies, have seen some really *Me . KnV13—Itett Rowe. IliWKW —La Hora Po puts r. • KGER—Cornnutter•s 1arouse'. KNLA—Property Owners. • ones. Ktilr.1—.1We at 11%e. 7:35—KECA—Hite and Encocc•. * I especially like the way Channel 4 tarts their *We- KIEV —John Willis. KFI—R e. *KLACI-News: Sports. • ;:45*KFON—News vising day, always with a prayer by different minieers *KMPC, KWKW—Neos. KFWB—Rosary Door. of different faiths but all with trie same message of KOWL--Vance Graham. KRK1)--Catholle Quarter Hour /LIMO—Wagon Wheels. KNLA—Women's Clubs. *thanksgiving and the golden rule. Gives me a god start; KILA'-31elotly Valley. 7:50—KFI—L.A. 50 Years Ago. feel' like I ,want to do something Nv'orthwhile that day. 5:05—KLAÇ—Gene Norman. 7:55*KECA—News. .*KIIPC—Local News. 8 4KECA—Adventures of Michael and'a good start usually means a good day. . . 5:i0KMPC—Today it. sport Shayne. Also a Word for the jimmy Wakely show, good enter- 5:15KECA—Virgil l'inkley. KFI—One Man's Family. *KF1.-News. KIM KGB, KV0E—Jobu tainment, Jimmy is always such a gentleman .without IRS N—Tom Harmon. - St eel.'. Adventurer. being, sissy about it. I like the way he stresses the beauty litiF.1—Pianists of the Future. *KaleF.,. _KF3 .ning0—LocrnitlerTth.orna... *K31PC—Jolut T. Flynn. •• long married life—the way he brings the longest KWKW—SPorts KFON—Buddy Beason. married folks up On thé stage and *honors them with 5:30*KECA—Cliet Huntley. ki'sit—One Man's •Family. KiI—World e List. In. KFWIII—Kennedy Railing. song and music; makes one proud to be married .a long KIEL KGB. KV0E—Wild Bill KliER—Bible Treasury. time,.nothing corny about those couples sitting up there Hickok. litiF.1-.11Ine of Evening. cin thé stage holding hands. . *KN I—Carroll Aleoll. *KLAC—News. K FAC— V leafless Ia riet i es. *KMPC—Neavi; Bill Stewart. • •*1(FON—News. KRKD—Saddle Serenade. Mrs. Howard LaFore, 2137 Turnbull Canyon Rd., Puente, Calif. .*KFWB--News; Red Rowe. KM KW —Basketball Game. KGER—Tab'noele Benedictions 8:15*KFI. RI-SD—News Parade. I, fin. one, am* very unhappy about the. change in pro- KGFJ—Art Lebo. Show. *ANN—Chas. CollIngWood. *KLAC—News: L.A. Today. Kt:ER—Hebrew Christian. gram of "Candid Camera" to "I Am the Law." There are KMPC—Stare of Song. KGFJ—Treasury Dept. loo many such programs as the latter on TV -already. KRKD—liports Dial. RIAC--Gene Norman. KWKW—Italian Hour. K3fre—t;a11 to Music. ;"Caridici Camera' was one of my favorite programs. It ' KNI.A—Squeakin • Deacon. KILA—Smiley Burnette. • ,afforded Mane laughs and was so different. From other 5:15*KECA—Bob tiarred. 8:21*KNI—Bob Trout. „half )ours on KLAC•TV, I think a definite mistake'lias ' *KFL IKFSD—Elmer Peterson. 11:311—KECA—Fun For Alt. *KNN, KFM. 13—Newm. Goss. later Bends. been made. KFOI—Vout Fisheaster. KILL KGB, KV0E—Musie iliLAC—Sam Baiter, Sports. Mrs. A. Hughson, 922 S. Hope St., Los Angeles, Calif. KMPC—Hits of Today. MiKD—Ritee Results. *K Ft% 13—News ; Kennedy You certainly used good judgment. giving the award 5:55*fillil, KGB, K% Brown. KGER—Voice of China. to Roberta Linn. She has a wonderful personality. And *KN N—News. KliFJ—Col. .of Divine Seience. r. speaking of personalities, how about your own Evelyn r II ea% et% New tr. • ei liEC A—Hank :15—KGER—Witnessing KFI—Record Alb L'es leu. Laymen. Bigsby. She was *lovely on TV. Such a sweet face. *Mini—News. *KHJ. KGB. FM1E—Gabriel IfICKCA-07e & Harriet. Sorry, EB, but we thought we would "sneak" this one in os Meatier. sort of present on TV-RADIO LIFE'S Thirteenth Anninersdru. 9 MI—Town Hall Party. &FMB—Rocky Jordan. *KIM, KGB. ROE—News- nappy anniversary—and many more of them—from all of 118 *KFAC, KFON, KLAC—News. paper of the Air. ,lo you. *KFWW—Sews; Red Rowe. KNN, KFM113--Mr. Keen. KGER—American Soul Clinie. KFAC—Evening ('ont-cri. KGEJ—Request ferformance. Mrs. Joe Konet, Pasadena, Calif. KFOX—Ray Robinson. • KMPC—Bob Kelley, Snorts. *KFIVII—News. Hank Penny is what makes the Dude Martin show KRKD—Evening Varieties. • KWKW—Italian Melodies, K(SER—Cadillac Choral Sym- phony. click. KILA—Squeakin' Deacon. Kte3-0) H. unter Haneock 6:95—KFAC—Showtime. • .Freda Pritchard, Route 1, Box 434, Mira Loma, Calif. KLAC—Top Tel, Tunes, K LAC—Basket ball. 6:111—KFOX—Week End Weather. KMPC—Songs You Ordered. Is it necesSary for you to -put so much in your maga- 6:15,ket:c.t—Ebtier Davis. Haworth, 'News. 9:15*KILL KGB. EV0E—Fulton zine about wrestling? I am expressing my opinion. that *KIM. KGB—Mutual Newsreel. it is very disgusting to have to look at those half-nude KFWI3—Mark scot,. KFIVB—Kennedy Calling. men in nearly every issue and every night on TV. Maybe *K31 Pt ...News. 9:30 e KECA—Meet Cornett Arelter. i:25—KM1.1*—Race Results, KFI—Frances Farwell Sings. 6;30*KIECA—Headline Edit. one or two nights a week, but not every night for Those • • . KILL KGB—lited and-GIM. who. do not like it. Pleav consider the ones of us that KS's. KFM111-40 stemoen - KHJ, KGB—Behind the Stupre. show. Guest; Mel Tonne. -detest wrestling. • KNN, KFMR—Mr. Chameleon. KGER—John Brown. KFAC—Musical Milestones, KIIPC—Lucky Lager flanc.'. KFOX—Hal'a Memory Room. Mr. and Mrs. Norman.Powers, 1026 W. 71st St., Los Angeles, 9:15—K14—Serenade in Blue. KFWB—America •Danees. KNI, KFMB—Jr. Mies. Calif. KER—Back to the Bible. W.:LA—Eddie Kirk.' "KMPC—Bill G Stewstrt Shoo. 9:55—KH.I, KVOE -Titus Moody KTTV certainly is to be congratulated upon the wonder- • , KWKW—Hoyos hour. Show. rful programs -they are putting on nightly to say nothing • KILA—Frank Simon. I ill*RECA—ABC Late Newe. • 6:45—FLECA—Lom and Abner. .3.1)*KFI, KFSD—The Reporter.' of the interesting daytime programs. Tuesday evenings I *KILO, KGB. liV0E—sion KILL KGB—The Answer Man. wouldn't think of leaving Channel U. Bishop Sheen on a,. 105 5-10 O'clock Mire. . 8:7.0*KGEJ—News. Sunday evening. The Dude Martin show on Wednesday. RPM —Musical Crossroads. 6:55*KIII.I, KGB. KV0E—Bill KFWB—Larry Finley. The Life of Riley. Well, all I can say is more power lo Henry. KLAC—Baskethall. • e—RECA—Roxing Routs. KMPC—Lucky Lager Dance. KTFV. It is a wonderful station. Just had to write -o let KFI—Dinah Shore. ltt :ltl-.--KEC.t----l'dflifl t'. Hill. ' -cither viewers know what they are missing if they aren't' "¿KIM. KGB, KVOE.—Official 10:15—ItECA—Dr. Frederick Bailee. tmed to Channel 11 every evening. •' Detective. KF1—A Joy Forever. IONS. KFMB—Rob Trout. *KILL KGB—Frank Edwards. KFA('—Nlitsie at Seven. *K NI—Bill Kettneally. KFON—Our Cats. K Vs19— Lucky Lager Dance. FWB—America Dances. I orri—KN N—Tom Harmon. Friday Radio Program Highltghts KGER—Family Bible Hour. A M. Program'. lu Lighttage T ,pe: P. Al. Pcbgratne In Iteddfae. lo :30—KFC A—Moon Music. KtiFJ—Mosleal Digest. K11 —Repeat Performance. • Comedy- Vorteip 8:30—Mr. Chameleon, RNA,- *K LAC, KRIM—News. KILI—Cron•ell's Nest. 2:15.-.Arthur Godfrett, INNI• 1:0O—Official Detective. KH.. KMPC—Bill Stewart. IONS—Philip Norman. 9:00--411ezie and Harriet, eix‘. 9:00—Adventures of Michael 1.:05—KN N, IllF,31B—Ca pi t ol KGER—Peter Slack, Organ. 9:30.-.Corliaa Archer. KECA. Shane. KECA. Cloakroom. KLAC—Gene Norman. 8:30—t"rime Letter From Don KLAC—Top Ten Tunes. Quiz, Participation KWKW—Bill Sampson (to 12). Dodge, KECA. KFSD—stale In. 111:53—KFI—Sports Fiu,al. 8:00-rble•Nelll Mittel. Club, IZECA. Tax 0:00—Mr. Keen. KNN• ll' ECA—Lawrenee Welk occh. 9:50—Grand Slam, ICNX. 8:au—Escape, KNN. KIDS—flick Ilaymes Show. 11:00—Double or Nothing. Kn. • *KFI, KILL FINN —News. • • KRKD-0¡ Time Waltzes. KFOX—Irish World. 11:50—Queen for a Day. KILL - Sporty Griffith. News. KFWB—Larry Finley. 12:30—Art Linkletter. 5:I5—Tom Harmon. ASS. *KFI, KI2sD—John Cameron 3:09—Welcome Travelers. KFI. • *KLAC—News; Gene Norman. 5:15—sam Baiter, KLAIL . • Swayze. KMPC, KIESD.-Lucky Lager KFIJ, KGB, B.V0E—Cisco Kid Comment -Narration 9:00—Bob Kelley. IIMPC. Dance. ::00—Bouing Bouts. RICA. 4:20—thirritt Wheeler. KIEL *KNI., KF3111—News MI the It : 10—K N A—Tom Hanlon. Record. tlosteru-Derective Public interest 11:15 KIT—Al Poeka. Cloakro ;;;;; KFAC—Eehoes and Encores. N.5t. 6:00—Rocky Jordan. KNI. KFON—(.eorge ‘1.•Lain. B—Cotnntunity News. Page Sixty-three MARCH 27, 1953 TV-RADIO LIFE RADIO PROGRAM FINDER

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A Joy Forever -EFL 10:15 p.m. M -F Christian Science RE! 9:15 a.m. 13n; Garden SchooL--_____KGER. 1:45 p.m. M -F *Adams, Cedric.. KNX. 7.30 p.m. M; KWKW, 6:15 p.m. Sn *Gardiner, Don.------.KECA, 10 a.m. M, W, F .2'55 p.m. Su Church in the Home. ..-...KECA, 4 p.m. Su Garr. 3111.-----..KWKW. 1 p.m. M -Sa Adams Joe . BOWL. 12 n. M -Sa Chuech of Christ. ______KLAC, 7:45 a.m. Su *Garred, Bob.KECA. 7:30 a.m., 5:45 p.m. M -F Adventurer. _KECA, 8:30 p.m. W Church of the Alr KNX. 7 a.m. Su barroway, Base ______KF1, 3:45 p.m. M-F Adventures of Michael Shayne KECA, 8 p.m. F Church of the Open Door___KGER, 11 a.m. Su Gateway to Music._-..KFAC, 10 p.m. Su *Meat, Carroll. KNX 5.30 p.m. M-F; Cinema Music Hall KECA, II p.m. Th Garden.....-.____KNX, 12:15 p.m. Sa 5•15 p m Sa Cisco Kid ____.-KHJ. KGB. 7:30 p.m. W. F Give and Take...---- KNX, 8:30 a.m. Sa Aldrich Family JILF1 4:30 p.m. Sa *City Editor 4:55 p.m. M-F Godfrey, Arthur KNX, 2:15 p.m. M-F America Calling_ _KNX, 1:00 p.m. Su City Hospital. ._.KNX 10:30 a.m. Sa ..KNX. 1:30 p.m. Su; 8:30 p.m. M America Dattres---KFWB, 6:30 p.m. M -F City Reports Kn. 10:15 p.m. Su Golden 87:a35.m p.M-Sa.m. M American Legion Salute-__.KMPC, 8 p.m. Sa Clock Watcher. .KMPC, 5:45 a.m. M -Sa Goodman Al American Way KFI, 6:30 p.m. M College Choir _ -.._.. , p.m. Sn *Goss, E'rank. ..KNX. 7:30 a.m. M -Sa Amerira's Town Meeting KECA. 8 p.m. To College of Divine Science KGFJ. 8:30 P-m- D - .__KNX. 5445 p.m. M -Sa Americans of Destiny.-__KMFC, 6:30 p.m. Sa *Collingwood Charlea___KNX, 8:15 p.m. M -F; Amos 'n' Andy..._--__ KNX. 4:30 p.m. Su 8 p. m. Sa Granan, Billy.—.KECA. 3 p.m., 12 p.m. Su Graham. Vance _ KMPC, 9 a.m. Su; *Anderson, Orval.. KFCA, 10 a.m. Tu, Th Composer's Corner.....—KFAC 10 a.m. M -Sa Andy and Virginia__ ... KFI, 8:45 a.m. M -F Command Theatre KNX, 7:35 p.m. M Grand Ole Otter ..... KIK3V4.1. 5 1 M Anson, DBL. KFWB. 1.2:30 p.m. M -Sa Community Newspaper_KFWB. 7:30 p.m. M -F F1 7:3r p. .m.-8Saa Answer Man KM. 10:30 a.m.; 10 p.m. M-F Concert Halt Review .KECA. 7 a.m. Su *Grand Siam_.___—KNX, 8:30 a.m. M-F Grand Central Station.---KNX, 8:05 a.m. Sa Answers For Americans..._.KHJ, 8:30 p.m. W *Considine, Bob _KF1. 12:30 p.m. Su Are Ya Listenin?.._ ..... —..KBIG. 10 a.m. M -F Cook, Ira..—..KECA. 10 a.m., 2:45 p.m. Sa: Grant. Johnny.___—_.KMPC. 2 p.m. M -F Are .ou From Dixie? ..KFI, 4:30 p.m. Sa .K.MPC. 10 a.m. M-F *Grant, Taylor. KFCA, 6:15 p.m. Su Armbruster, Robert. .KFI, 1:30 p.m. Ss *Cooke. Allister_— ..KECA, 7:45 p.m. M Great Gildersieeve______KFL 8:30 p.m. W Arnold, Edward__ KFCA. 7:3U p.m. Tu Cke.oo Dwight -- KNX, 11:45 p.m. M -F Greatest Story Ever Told_ KECA. 2:30 p.m. Su An of Li'ing ILFI, 7:30 a.m. Su Cooley, Spade.---___KNX, 7:30 p.m. Sa *Green, Bob...... KI1J. 8:15 a.m. M -Sa• Ashton, Ruth__ 4 p.m. M-F Cooper, Alex KLAC, 4:05 a.m., 5:05 p.m. Su 12.55 p.m. - At Ease With Eddie Fisher-KECA, 4:30 p.m. Sa KLAC, 12:05 a.m.M-.9n *Griffith, Les .KECA, 7:25 p.m. M -Th; At Hume With Base.—__KMPC, 8:30 p.m. Sa Could This Be You?.._ __KHJ. 9:30 p.m. M 7:3U p.m. F Aunt Jenny__ _KNX., 9:15 a.m. M-F Correspondent's Scratch Pad KNX, 4 p.m. Sa Guiding Light JILNX, 10:45 a.m. M-F Autry, Gene _KNX. 8.30 p.m. Sig Conies Antler —SECA. 9:30 p.m. F Gunsmoke ____KNX, 6:30 p.m. Sa Count of Monte Cristo _KFIJ. 8:30 p.m. Tu Babbitt. Harry KNX, 7:45 •.m. M-F Hais Memory Room .KFOX. 6:30 p.m. D Backstage Wife KFI, 1 p.m. M-F County Medical Assn._--.KFAC, 1 p.m. Th Hall of Fantasy Back to God..-----_-----KHJ, 8:30 a.m. Su Crime Fighters .KHJ, 8 p.m. Th Hanlon.Hallmark Tom Playhouse ___ KNX, 6 p.m. Su Balks. Dr. Stanley.110FJ, KALI. 8 a.m. M -Sa Crime Flies of Flamond KHJ. 7 p.m. Th ___KNX, 7:45 p.m. W; ______11:10 p.m. Min-Fij.:7:30 5:30 D.:P M .KR1813. 6:45 a.m. M -Sa Crime Letter From Dan DodgeKECA....8-30...... p.m..-- F Sa *Baker, Art KFI, 4:55 p.m. M-F *Hardy, Glenn..--.1111.1. 10 a.m., 9 p.m. M-F Baldwin. MeL KNX, 12:05 a.m. Su Critic at Large__ _.KFI. 12:45 p.m. So Harmon. Tom...... KNX, 5:15 p.m. M-F: Criswell Predlets-.KFVD, 10:30 a.m. M, W, F Ballance, Bill K-NX 1 a.m. M -Sa Brtaisi... .- .5:15 p.m. Sa; 10:25 p.m. M -il Ballard., Dave-______.... -....KFWB, 2 p.m. Su Crocker. Betty_-__FLECA. 9:10 a.m., 2, 3:55 m M -F KFAC 9 a.m. Sa Baiter, Sam.__KLAC. 8:15 a.m., 5:45 p.m. M -Sa KFI, 7:30 p.m. Su Band Retiew --___.- ..... KB1G, III a.m. Sa; Crosby. Bing.. _KNX. 6:30 p.m. Th *Haney. Paul KECA. 7 p.m. Su; 9 a.m. Su Crowell's Nest KHJ, 10:3u p.m. M -W _12:15 p.m. M-F Barry Craig KFI, 7 1,I.m• Ss 10:45 p.m. Tu. Th, F; 11:15 p.m. Sa; 11 p.m. Su Haven of Reet-__KXLA, 8:30 a.m. M, W, k *Baukhage. H R...... _KHJ 9:15 a.m. M -F; Dance Time at Avalon.- KBIG, 4 p.m. I/ 8:30 a.m. Tu, Th, Sa 5:55 p.m. Sa Date With Slate .KIEV. 1:30 p.m. M -Sa Hawaii Calls KHJ. 6 p.m. Se Beason, Buddy ______.K.FOX, 8 p.m. M -Sa Davidson. Bill KECA. 1:15 p.m. M -F *Da"ls, Elmer KECA, 6:15 p.m. 71-F Hawk, Bob -...KNX, 7 p.m. M *Beatty, Morgan ...... K Fl, 8:15 p.m. M-F Hawke*, Charleen KFI, 8:05 p.m. Su Behind the Story---- KHJ. 6:30 p.m. 88-F Day, Doris KXX, 9 p.m. Tu Dear Margy It's Murder___KHJ, 9:30 p.m. W *Haworth. BilL._- KF1, 6:15 p.m. M-F Benay, Jack ____.KNX, 4, 9:30 p.m. Su Hawthorne ...... KNX. 12:05 a.m. 01-Sa Bergen, Edgar X, 5, 9 p.m. Su December Bride--- ..KNX, 8:30 p.m. Ti. Doctor's Wife.._ .. Hawthorne's Mail Bag KNX, 4:30 p.m. M-F Bible Class _KEIJ, 9 a.m. Su; Double or Nothing KFI , 2:45 p.m. M -F KFI, 11 a.m. M-F *Hayes, Sun.KHJ, 11:25 a.m., 4:45, 6:45 p.m. —KMPC 7.30 a.m. Su 7:45 a.m. M -Sa: 11:25 a.m. Sa KFI. 6:30 p.m. Su Bible Fellowship Hour KGFJ, 7 a.m. rd-r Haynes, Dick __-.KLAC, 6:05 a.m. M -Sa Bible Institute.-...... KHJ. 8:30 a.m. M, W, F; Drake, Galen KNX, 10.55 a.m. Sa *Headline Edition _KECA, 6:30 Pm- M -F KFVD 11 a.m. M -F Dr. Christian -KNX 8-30 p.m. W Dr. Hiss Clinic KE A, 8 a.m. Sa Heatter, Gabriel-KHJ. 8:20 a.m., 6 p.nt. M-F Bible Treasury Hour.—_KGER. 8:45 a.m. M-F Dr. Paul ._ __ EFL 3:30 p.m. M -F Heidt. Horace. KNX. 7 p.m. Th Big Story . Kn. 9:30 p.m. W Dvorak. G eo._ KF1-,5:30_ a.m. M -F; 8:15 a.m. Sa Helfer, Al KHJ, 5:30 p.m. Sa Biggs. Power E.....-- -_.KNX, 6:3U a.m. Su Echoes of Eden ..._._KFWB. 10:30 p.m. Su *Hemingway, Frank__ J, d a.m., *Bingman, Frank .KECA, 4:45 p.m. M -F 4.15 p.m. M -S *Bishop. Pat-KFI, 6 a.m.. 6:45, 8:30 a.m. M-F; *Edwards. Frank...—KHJ. 10:15 Pm- M-F Herald of Truth KECA, 3:30 p.m. Su ___....5:05 p.m. M -F; 6:30 a.m. Sa Employment Review.--- KFAC, 1 p.m. M Enchanted Hour.. KM. 8:30 p.m. Su Heritage. KECA, Blind Artists GtdId KFWB, 6:45 p.m. Su *Engel. Holland._ ---KHJ. 8:t5 a.m. Sa *Henry. Bill Bob & Ray .K.F1. 10:15 a.m. M -F High Adventure .KHJ, 6:55 p.m. M-F Escape 9.11 3°8 p.m. Tu Bobby Benson....------__ KNX, 8:30 p.m. F Eternal Light __EFL 9:30 a.m. Su Bolero Time KMPC, 9 a.m. Su *Hill. Edwin C KECA, 10:10 p.m. M -F Europe Story KNX, 9 a.m. Su Hilltop House _KNX, 12:15 p.m. M-F Bowron, Fletcher. KFI, 9:45 p.m. Su Evening Concert --KFAC. 8 p.m. D Hirsch. Elroy. -.----. KECA. 5 p.m. M -F Boxing Bouts KECA. 7 p.m. F Falcon_ ...... _..._ .KHJ. 7 p.m. M Hollywood Barn Dance.__.KNX, 3:30 p.m. Su Boy Scout Jamboree MIL 9:30 a.m. Sa Hollywood Mottle Halt -KNX. 7:30 p.m. Tu FamilyFarm Highlights_ Theatre.. -__KI1J, 7 p.m. W Breakfast Club. KECA. 8 a.m. M -L' -KFI, 6:15 a.m. M -Sa Hollywood Story KNX, 2:30 p.m. Su Breakfast Gang ...... ---.ILHJ, 7:15 a.m. M-S. Farm Quiz KHJ, 11.30 a.m. Sa Hollywaod Vanetles.._-- ...... KFI, 6:30 p.m. W Breakfast in Hollywood.---__K-FI, 10:30 a.m. Sa Farm Reporter KFI, 12 n. M -Sa Holme, Nancy ..... ____KECA. 4:30 p.m. M -F Broadway Is My Beat KNX, 7 p.m. Su Farwell. Francis. -KIM 11:15 p.m. NI Hometown Happenings KFI, 11:30 a.m. Su *Brown. Cecil__ KHJ. 8 a.m., 5:55 p.m. M -F; 9:30 p.m. F Hometown Jamboree KXLA, 11:30 a.m. M -F ------9:55 p.m. Sa: 3:25 p.m. Su Father Knows Best. KFI, 9 p.m. Th Hope. Bob KFL 11:45 a.m. M -F; 7 p.m. W Bull, Frank...... 6:30 p.m. M -F Faye, Alice. KFI, 7:30 p.m. Su Hour of St Francis__.KMPC. 8:15 p.m. Sa Barnette. Smiley___KXLA. 8:15 p.m. M -F Fibber McGee and Molly ...--KFI, 6:30 p.m. Tu Hunter, Ben. .KFL 1 a.m. M -Sa Business News _____KMPC, 8:15 a.m. M-S. FBI in Peace cal War.____ KNX, 9 p.m. W *Huntley. Chet..-KECA._9:131 5-Fr .m8:3.0 5:p38.. P. ms u- CBS Sunday Desk.. KNX, 5:30 p.m. Su *Feature Wire KFI, 5 p.m. 71-F ...... Cabbages and Kings------KFI. 7:30 a.m. M -F *Fetes. Bob______If They Had Lived...... _ KKGG FJ,J. 88::1455 p .m.m . sSau *California News KMPC. 6:20 p.m. M -Sa Fidler. Jimmy_k_ INNIXPC. .7 7a.Pma.n.M S-Ftl California Hungarian Hr KALI. 2 p.m. Su Finley, Larry _KFWB. 10 p.m. M.Sa Invitation to Learning 8:35 a.m. Su Calvary Hour KMPC 7 a.m. Su First Baptist Church____KFAC. 7:30 p.m. Sa It Happens Every Day-KNX, 1:25 p.m. M -F Canova. Judy KFI, 7 p.m. Th Fischer. Gaston • KNX, 5 p.m. Sa I Was a Communist Cantor, Eddie .KFI 6:30 p.m. Th Fisher, George _KNX, 10:15 p.m. Su; 2:05 M -F for the FBI KNX. 9:30 p.m. Sa Capitol Cloakroom K.NX, 7:05 p.m. F Five Seventy Club __ILEAC. 1:05 p.m. M -Sa; Jack the Earlybird- KBIG. 7 a.m. M-Sp Capitol Commentary..--_. KHJ. 9:15 a.m. M -F 1:30 p.m. Su Janis, ...... _.--...KFIVB. 9:30 a.m. M -Sa: C. Theatre ..KECA. 10:30 p.m. Su Flying Feet ___ _ KECA. 8 a.m. Sa m Carnival of Books. EFL 9 a.m. Su Flynn, John T.-__KMPC, 5:15 p.m. M-F Jason and ...... aP:m: SuSu Carter, Paulena __-...KECA, 8:45 p.m. Th For Y se ..._ .___.. ._. KFL 11:45 p.m. W Jazz at Midnight_._.__ KFVD. 12 m. Sa Catalina Ceiling .KBIG, 12 n. M -F *Foster. Cedric...... ACM. 12:15 p.m. M-F Jazz Nocturne__ ...... _..---...KHJ. 7:30 p.m. Th Catholic Hour KFI, 11 a.m. Su Frank and Ernest______. KIM, 11 a.m. Su ELM`, 8:05 a.m. Su Freedom Story ..______... .__ KMPC. 9 P.m. Su John Steele, Adventnrer...... KHJ, 8 p.m. F Caucasian Memmies_____KFAC, 5:30 p.m. Sa Front-Page FarrelL_KFI. KM), 2:15 p.m. M-F Johnny Dollar KNX, 6 p.m. Tu Cavalcade tf America.___.__KFI. 8:30 p.m. Tu Frost Warnings .4x 11F1. II p.m. I) Junior Miss -KNX, 9:45 M -F Challenge KFI, 3 p.m. Su Fuller, Dr. Charles______KECA, 1 p.m. Su Junior Town Meeting__ ...... __KMPC. p.m. Sa Challenge to Youth—.KMPC, 8:30 a.m. Su; Fun For All ...... KNX, 10 a.m. Sa Just Plain Bill. ------...KXLA. 2 p.m. Su Fun For All KECA, 8:30 p.m. F KFI Calling . HFI. KFSD..KFI. 9:302 p.m. p.m. M -F51 *Chatterton, Larry KELL U p.m. M-F; Funny Paper Man KFI. 8 a.m. Su Katz. Mickey KFCA. 5 p.m. Su ___.______._.__9 p.m. Sa Fuller, Sid KHJ, 12 n. D Kelley. Bob JIMPC. 6 p.m. M -Sa Chef Milani KMPC. 9:30 a.m. M -F Gangbusters KNX 9 p.m. Sa Kemper. Ronnie...... KECA , 10:15 a.m.. Chicago Round Table. KFI, 11 p.m. Su Garden Gate_ .KNX. 12:45 p.m. Sa 2:05 p.m. M -F Chicago Theatre ..---KHJ. 9:30 p.m. Su Garden Guide.._—_ILFI, 11:30 a.m. M-F *Kenneally. Bill .KNX. 12 n. M-F Children s 2hurch KRIG. 8 p.m. ell Garden Guides KECA, 9 a.m. M-F Children* Hour... KFVD, 4:30 p.m. So Garden of Eden___KECA. 8:45 a.m., 6 p.m. Sa; King Arthur Godfrey's Roundtailbillen5 pm" K_II-N SaN. Christ Church Unity ..KLAC. 9:05 a.m. Su .9 p.m. Su 2 p.m. Su

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Kirk. Eddie KXL.4. 9:30 a.m. M-F *Newspaper of the Air Story Circits..--_____KNIPC„ 7:30 a.tn. Sa Kirkwood, Jack ..KHJ, 1 p.m. SI -F KHJ, lo a.m. 9 p.m. M-F; 9 p.m. Su Story, Ralph._ 7:15 a.m. M.F L.A. Breakfast Club --..KFW11, 8:30 a.m. W New York Philhannotalc...._.KNX, 11:30 a.m. Su .5:25 eau. M -Sa L.A. In Review-----.K.MPC, 1:45 p.m. M Nick Carter__ _ KHJ, 3 p.m. Su Stranger from the Sea. KFI. 9:30 p.m. Au L.A. Fifty Years Ago. KIM 1:50 pan. F Noble, Mendell. — KNX. 1 p.m. 311-E Strictly Disk KHJ, 9 a.m. Sa Laboe. Art .$1.:FJ, 4 p.m. M-F: Nora Drake...._ ..... __KNX. 11:30 a.m. SI -F Strike It Rich . - 10:30 a.m. NI -F XXI 4, 1:30 a.m. M-F; 1 a.m. Sa Nor ...... 1, Gene KLAC, 8:13 p.m. SII-Sa S ..... lay With 113111.._. _SECA, 9:36 a.m. Su Ladles' Day ...... 9:15 a.m. 8:03 p.m. Su Soumet Serenade...--.-___KIAC. 5 p.m. NI -Sit Ladies Fair._ . _ ...... _...... _.KHJ, 11 a.m. M -F Norman, Philip.-_-.-___KNX, 1:30 p.m. SI -I: Supervisor's Report.—.- %FL 9:15 p.m. Sa L.A. Medical Assn KFAC, 1 p.m. Th ...11:30 p.m. M -Sa: 1:30 p.m. Su Suspense.. KNX, 9 p.m. 51 Land of the Free _____KHJ, 11:15 p.m. Su Sweet and Sentimentni_____KBIG. t p.m. NI-F Official Detective.. KHJ. 7 p.m. F *Swayze, Loin§ Cameron.._—. RES, 7:30 p.m. *Lawton, Fleetwood --. KFI, 7:15 a.m. M-F Old•Fashioned Sunday School Hour SECA, Layman's Hour SECA, 9:30 p.m. Sa 51 Lea, Terrea KFI. 9 p.m. Sa Symphonettes..._ . _..... _.. KNX, 11;.mi.m,, F On stage KNX, 7 p.m. W .Su Let's l'retend KNX. I p.m. Su Sympi ..... For 'South KHJ. 10:30 a.m. Sa Let George Do 11_—..._...KHJ, KGB, 8 p.m. M One Man's Family. ____ ti p.m. M-1" Operation Daybreak 5:30 a.m. I) Take A Number._ ...... 2:30 p.m. M -F; :3 *Leal", Fulton...—___KHJ, 4, 9:15 p.m. M-1" Other Side of the Day KF1. 1 a.m. M -Sa Lewis, Ray KFI, 12:13 p.m. Sa Otis, Don _____ TIMM'. 1:15 p.m. Su Talent Opera Singers---KNSW 69:300PE:l.:i. n. SMa Lewis, Robert Q....______KNX, 4:05 p.m. M-F Our Gal Sunday .KNX, 9:43 aun. NI -F Talent Scouts KN 8:30 p.m. M ...... _. KFWB. 6 a.m. NI -F: Tale, of Tomorrow KEC 830 pun. Se Our Slims Brooks..._.-- KNX, 8 p.m. Su .6:30 a.m. Sa Talks on hooks______KFAI, (1:30 p.m. Se Owens, Jack ...... ----SECA. 12:30 p.m. NI-F Tarzan ti p.m. Sa Life Begins at 80 — __SECA. 8 p.m. M Ozzie and Harriet______KECA. 9 p.m. F Liberal Cathulie Cluurch__KFAC. 9 a.m. Su Pacific Telephone Hour KFI, 9 pan. M Taylor, Henry J __ ...... A. 7:30 p.m. M Taylor. Mary 1.re. F Il, II a.m. Sa Life Can Ile Beautiful K11, 4 p.m. NI -E Palladi Party_____ ...... Kn. 11:43 p.m. SI -Su Telephone KISIT. T p.m. SI *I.Indlahr, Victor H K111, 10 a.m. M-1' Parade of Sports_____.KMPC, 8 p.m. M-Sa Te110-"'est. K11.1, 10:15 a.m. M -F Linkletter, Art______.KNX, 12:311 p.m. M-F Parsons, Louella KNX, 9:13 p.m. Tim *Ten O'clock Wire.-- ...... KNX, 111 p.m. I) Lithuanian Program...—.KOWL, 10 a.m. Se Pass The Word___KBIG, 1:53 p.m. Tu. Til. Ma That Mummer ...... _.. KHJ, p.m. Ta Little Symphonies KN.). 7 p.m. Su *Pearson. ilrew.. ..KE(' A. 8 p.m. Su Theater 3:30 p.m. Su Lite Like a Millionaire. _SECA, 9:30 a.m. M-1" *Pentagon Report ___ KILL 5 le.ni. Sa Theatre of Today. *1.ocal Desk KEC.4., 7:15 p.m. Su People Are Fatuity ...... _KS X. 7 p.m. Tie Theater of Stara KNX, 9 a.m. Sa Lombardoland, U.S.A—....-- KHJ, KGB, Pepper Young's Esmily _KFI, 12:311 p.m. NI-F The Ad. en lure- KNX,8 3 p.m. Su 8:30 p.m. Sr Peter Salem KHJ, 1:30 p.m. Tit Tlid Chase 2:er Sut% Lone Ranger.._.KECA. 7 p.m. M. W. 8 11.11I• Sa *Peterson, Elmer...... 5:45 p.m. Tu -F The Christian In .t. KECA, 12 to. Su Lorenzo Jones . _... _ ...... _KFI. 2:30 p.m. 51-F Philip Morris Playhouse KN X, 6 p.m. W 'The Great Fraud 1.1 I 5. 12:4a p.m. Su Lucky Lager Dance -Time ICSIPC. 9:341 p.m. ?W HO Parade ...... _...... KFAC, 9:30 a.m. NI-E; The Shadow. NHL. 2 pm. Su _ .... ______.______.KFSD. 10:15 p.m. II _12:05 p.m. Su; KFV1). 4:30 p.m. M -IF The Whit:tier -- Is\ S. 1:30 p.m. Su This I Relieve ISNX, 11:10 p.m. NI-C: Lucky U Ranch_._____ KHJ. 1:30 p.m. M-F Pinkley, Sirgil______KECA, 5:15 p.m. M -F Lunt and Abner...... __SECA, 6:45 p.m. 111-1, This Is Good New 1:03 a.ns. Sr' Play It Again...... _ ...... --....KECA. 3 p.m. 111-E KY'S. "*.:34/ p.m. ss Lutheran Gospel Hour...—.KXLA, 6:30 p.m. Su Pocket Opeeetta.____ ...... —.SECA, 8:30 p.m. Th Lutheran Hour _KM, KGB, KYOE, This Is Living._...... amt. Su Poska, Al KFI. 11:13 p.m. 111-1, Title Is Los Angeles. KNX, Potter. Peter —.KLA(', 9:30 a.m. I) Luz Theatre. SXX, 6 p.m. NI Th is 'T hing Called Life....KFL 10:15.50 p.m. Sul, Prayer for Peace.------.KSP(.;.., 28 sSo *Thomas. I.owell. Lynn Looks at H'wood-__KHJ, 3:30 p.m. M -F Preston.H Walter. KI MSS Roundtable. KILL 7:30 p.m. Tit Time l'aostule..--._.--.10Et'A. 1:30 p.m. Su Irtiacen fur a Day KILL 11:30 a.m. 51 -le Time For Love.------...KNX. li p.nt. Th Ma 110:15 a.m. M-F Quick, What's The Anewer?....KILL 2 p.m. M. Slake Way for Youth KNX, 4:30 p.m. sot Race Results KM I'(. 6:25 p.m. M -sa Thule!, Cal...------.KECA, 3:30 p.m. SI -F l'op Story KIT. 5 p.m. Su Mann. Herbert J.. „__KFI. 10 a.m. Su Radio Canaries ..... ___--.KHJ. 11:15 put. Sa *Manning, K,iot el. 7:45 a.m. M -Sa Top Tune. With Trendier..-.K11 1. 8:30 p.m, Th Radio Free Europe___—.KHJ, 9:30 p.m. Sa !Mansfield, Andy a Virginia Kill. 8:43 a.m. Ma,' The Top Guy ...... _.._ SECA, pun. SS Marines in Review —...KECA, 7:30 p.m. Sut Railroad Hour KFI, 8:30 p.m. SI The World We Want KFI, 12:30 p.m. Sa Mark, Gruucho___ .K11. 9 p.m. W Religious News Reporter...KNIPC, 8:11 a.m. Su Town Hall Party. K11. 9 p.m. F: 8:05 p.m. Ss Repeat Performance____KFI, 10:30 p.m. M -F Teary, 1.er ..... 1:30 p.m, Su Martin and Lewis KF1, 9 p.m. Tu Massey, Curt.. K.S:X, 3:45 p.m.: Report Card KFVUlit. 9 p.m. Sut *Trestle. Henry._ ...... KHJ, 19 a.m. Sa Report Front Pentagon__ ...... 5 P.m- Sa *Trout, Bob ...... KNX, 7 p.m. V; 8:25 p.m. M -F ...... KR& 4:30 p.m. 51-E Maidersion, Paul.—..—._.KECA, '1:30 a.m. M -F Report to the Penile ..... _..—.SECA, 9:30 p.m. Tu 7 p tn. 1'; 8:25 p.m. M-F Matinee.— —.KFAC, 2 p.m. Mlittia Request Performu ce..-- litiFJ. 6 p.m. D True Detective Mysteries KM, 2:30 p.m. Se McBride, Mary Margaret_.KECA. 4 p.m. SI -F Reuben, Reuben 5:30 p.m. Sa True or False KH.I. 7:30.p.m. Sa SleNelll's Breakfast Club._111ECA, 8 a.m. M -F Reviewing Stand---.KHJ. 4:30 P.M. Su Truth or Coneequences_._ Kil. 7:`.10 p.m. Th Sleet Millie KNX, 9 p.m. Th *Richfield Reporter__ RF!. 10 p.m. Su -F Tuttle Time...... REVD. 7 a.m. NI -Sa Meet the reissue— _KNX 11.30 amt. 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~~Page Sixty-five MARCH 27, 1953 TV:RADIO LIFE~~

~~Om Me Rail With Ted Hilgenstuhler 7eteddeete~~

Last week: Las Vegas . . . The Atomic Bomb ... the strange paradox Is Mv Business of beauty and horror. This week: Back to sports. iNot as powerful or important, hut certainly By Jules StrongBow more pleasant. If you fans caught Jackson Wheel- er on Thursday or Friday night (or even as late as Tuesday) on Channel Hardly a day goes by without someone asking "How can I be- 11, this week's column will not come come a wrestler?" and the only answer that I or anyone else in the as much of a surprise to anyone. wrestling business can give is "By wrestling." This is not at all as simple as it sounds. Wrestling is the On Thursday most highly skilled profession in the aspirants have an opportunity to at- night, while o n world and the most interesting, I be- tend the greatest universities in the camera, Jackson lieve. I say it is one of the most dif- caught me by sur- ficult professions because there is no wrestling world—and it doesn't cost prise (and I'm not school that a man attends to learn to them a thing but lumps on the head kidding) and become a wrestler, no degree to work and sore backs. pinned me down as for, no cut-and-dried method. Just as to exactly when we A boy with ambitions can work out great writers advise that the only way with Lou Thesz, the world's champion, would name the to learn to write is by writing, the for free, if he happens to be in -the TV PCC All -Star only way to learn to paint is by right gym at the right time, but I basketpall tea m, painting, so the only way to learn Inuit ‘N( llave been compiling for how to wrestle is by wrestling. doubt if he could hire Lou to work oitt the past four weeks. with him at a specific time at -any We agreed to make it on Tuesday - True, in any of these fields one must price. And the only way a man can have the fundamentals, but it takes night. Besides the all-star five, we learn to . be great _is to train with more skill than that. You can teach were also going to announce who had great people. You certainly can't learn anyone a lot of wrestling holds but been selected as the "most popular from anyone who knows less than it means nothing. It takes week-in. local player" and present him with you do. a beautiful trophy. week-out, month-in, month-out training before a man learns timing, bal- On Friday I finished counting the Wrestling isn't peculiar in centering ance and leverage. votes. Ken Flower, USC's one-man its hot training centers. If you want to team, just nosed out UCLA's Ron Liv- Wrestling is conservatively eighty play big-time football, doesn't every- ingston for the award. I called Ken. per cent self-taught. It involves years one think of Notre Dame? The same And discovered that he was leaving of hard work and hard knocks. Since in basketball, baseball, etc. town on Sunday to make a nation. there is no "standard" way to become Even the amateur wrestling ranks wide tour with the All-American All. a wrestler, each man has to make his Stars. are centered. At the time when I own breaks. He has to want to be a started wrestling, Oklahoma A and :\ I wrestler so badly that he just figures I called Jackson immediately at his was the number -one amateur train home on Friday. out a way. In every case of a big- ing center in the world. ;'Let's do it tonight, then," he said. time wrestler, Ican show you a lowly "It's even better this way. The movie beginning and hardships to make the One of the fastest rising young men induStry gave out their Oscars last grade. This wouldn't be betraying any today is Freddy Blassie, from St. Louis, night; so tonight Jackson Wheeler and confidences either, because the men who has weathered the difficulties in TV -RADIO LIFE will present their are proud of the sacrifices they made getting a start in the wrestling world. own sports Oscar." he continued. to become wrestlers. developed a style of his own, and is , kiddingly. going places. A prime example of hard The very nature of the unique ap- work is his slider, a move rare in Actually, it was a mean but un- prenticeship into wrestling influences wrestling, which is helping him make avoidable trick on my part to foul up the type of men to make the grade. his mark on the fans—and his op- Jackson's program at the last minute. They are distinct individualists, full ponents. However, Mr. Wheeler, as I have of initiative and intent upon their learned on many different occasions, goal. They must be fast thinkers, con- is a very easy-going, relaxed person- fident and self-reliant, because when * * ality. a man is in the ring he has nobody This, among other things, is ()rid of to think for him or tell him what to do. the main reasons he puts more time Consequently, as men, they are sur- TV Previews on-camera than any other TV star in prising individuals—sparkling conver- town without getting ulcers or ending sationalists, intelligent, well educated, canlinued from Page 30) up in the hospital. formally, informally or both. As a stars In "I Saw It Happen," the story' of Here's the first TV PCC all-star a wife whose husband is a witness to a class, I don't know of any group who gangland killing. team (Soathern Division only) ever could compete with wrestlers. They chosen by the tans who actually saw say travel broadens—wrestlers must Wednesday, April 1—CAVALCADE OF AMERICA, (4), 8:30 p.m. "The Indomi- the teams in action on camera: travel a great deal, and from that table Blacksmith," the story of Thomas Forward Ken Flower, USC they associate with people from all Davenport, who invented the first electric , motor. Forward John Moore, UCLA walks of life and from everywhere— Center ...... Bob McKeen, Calif. a liberal education in itself. Wednesday, April 1—KRAFT TELEVISION Guard Ron Tomsic, Stanford THEATER, (4), 9:00 p.m. Allan Bunee and For some strange reason, training Perry Wilson portray leading roles in Guard Ron Livingston, UCLA "Autumn Story," in which a middle-aged Most Popular Local Player for wrestling has been centered in a spinster finds youth again in helping a Ken Flower half dozen areas in the nation—the young orphan girl solve her love prob- Minneapolis-Omaha area, St. Louis lems. TV-RADIO LIFE congratulates these and Kansas City, Chicago, the New Friday, April 3—SCHLITZ PLAYHOUSE OF players, and I personally thank each STARS, (2), 8:00 p.m. Ellen Drew stars in York-Boston section, Columbus, Ohio, and everyone of you who sent in — The Governess,' the story of a forgot- your votes. and Los Angeles. It is in these sec- ten old nurse who attends a surprise tions that wrestlers and would-be birthday party given by all her forme' Page Sixty-six charges. Cast includes Lillian Bronslin. wrestlers congregate. In these spots, Onslow Stevens and others. Sports Parade of '5 Pam» By Ted Hilgenstuhler

OOKING BACK over the champion Jimmy Carter. Later in the past year's activities. TV year, Lauro had to give the belt ON THE FIELD, Stan Hack (left) sports fans should have back to the same Mr. Carter. ¡IFof the Angels and fred Haney of very little to beef about. Local baseball fans certainly had the Stars weren't always on such friend- Granted, you did not see nothing to complain about during ly terms as shown here. Fred's boys some of the championship the 1952 campaign. They saw every went on to win the championship, and fights, such as Robinson vs. Turpin. inning, including some marathon ex- Haney this year has moved up to pilot and Walcott vs. Marciano. Home tra-inning games, of every home con- the Pittsburgh Pirates. (Antler photo.) games of the Rams, and the NCAA test of both the Los Angeles Angels restrictions prevented screening of and the champion Hollywood Stars, some of the best football games in all on Channel 9. Two major sports were still notably missing from our TV screens: track the nation. And the men who count During the grid season, KHJ-TV and tennis. the gate receipts are still screaming (our sports award winner for 1952) that TV is the greatest detriment to brought up junior-college football Finally, look at the entire subject competitive athletics since Joe Stalin. every Friday and Saturday, and NBC- from the all-important money angle. Some time if you have nothing to Just for a change, however, let's TV thrilled the entire nation with its do, take out pencil and paper and look at the rosy side of the pictures— Saturday "Game of the Week" tele- particularly some of the highlights cast. then start figuring just how much it would cost to see all these events from Southern California's viewpoint. And don't forget that sensational in person. At top prices, too, for the seven-game World Series (starring Maybe local fans would like to best seats. You might also figure Mize. Snider, Mantle, Reynolds, Black. forget it. but they did see Illinois transportation costs and all the other etc.) in which the champion New swamp Stanford on the first day of expenses. 1952. York Yankees won their fourth con- secutive title aver a stubborn Brook- Now take this sum (and if you're UCLA's rampaging five then came lyn club. a rapid sports fan it could conceiv- along on Channel 9 to upset the ably run into thousands of dollars)— You saw the away games of the Washington Huskies for the PCC and subtract it from the initial cost Rams and Forty-Niners on ABC-TV basketball crown. • of your TV set. Saved quite a hunk and Detroit fans were made happy "TV Fighter of the Tear" of dough, didn't you? with their first pro grid title in many In the fistic world, Chuck Davey years. Of course this does not excuse some of the errors of commission and was undoubtedly the "TV Fighter Happy Ending of 1952." Starting in March, nation- omission that have confronted TV wide audiences via Channel 2 saw Jess Hill and his rugged Trojans sports fans. And as the leading TV the slugging southpaw win six main began the new year right with a 7-0 publication in Southern California. events against Ike Williams, Chico victory over Wisconsin in the Rose TV -Radio Life will always defend Vejar (twice), Carmen Basilic), Rocky Bowl. what is best for the viewer. Graziano, and finally, Fitzie Pruden. There were also plenty of other But let's not get too fussy. TV is Chuck didh't get off to such a good sporting evens to keep the athletic - still young. If other programs make start in 1953, however. as Kid Gavilan minded happy: bowling, roller derby, the progress that sports has made gave him a decisive beating. skiing, jalopy derby, golf, roller during the past year—and we hope Lauro Salas was the hero of Los hockey, and various news programs. will continue to make—then the en- Angeles for several months with his Plus a few (thousand) wrestling tire TV public should find few faults sensational win over lightweight matches. to complain about.

NBC-TV CAMERAS were on hand 111Pr JESS HILL and his Southern DESPITE HIS LOSS to Kid Gavilan for many of the outstanding na- California Trojans made Pacific for the crown, Chuck Davey, tional sports events, including the Sat- . Coast grid fans happy with a 7-0 win clever southpaw boxer, was undoubted urday Game of the Week. in the Rose Bowl. (NBC-TV photo.) ly the "TV Fighter of 1952."

"P. DO YOU REMEMBER THESE IN '52: TELEVISION'S COVERAGE of the Presidential Conventions? Norma Gilchrist's demonstration of "how to make a mink stole"? Lucy's job as a candy dipper? Tallulah Bankhead's debut on NBC TV's "All-Star Revue"?

~~1952 lris a Year of TF Coverage Made More Exciting by Political Upheaval and Natural Phenomena~~

that rocked the city right off its I NETEEN FIFTY -TWO'S cameras saw an earth- foundations. On another site, almost quake -razed city start the a month to a day later. Bakersfield heartbreaking work of was rocked, although not quite to cleaning the debris -filled ruin. Again the TV cameras were THE STARS RALLIED around for 1.1 streets. That was post sped to the scene for a record of the cerebral-palsy telethon. Fred coverage of the Tehachapi temblor man's attempt to pull his MacMurray and Marie Wilson handled incoming pledges to help right the dread affliction.

ROBERT E. SHERWOOD (RIGHT), PULITZER prize-winning ON THE CONVENTION FLOOR WITH MAMIE AND playwright, discussed ii s contract to write nine original IKE during the political conventions. CBS's Dwight one-hour plays over a five-year period with NBC's President Cooke used his "walkie-talkie" to bring the nation-wide Joseph H. McConnell. This merger was deemed "a significant audience within virtual "touching distance" of the "then" milestone in the progress of TV." General and Mrs. Eisenhower. DO YOU RECALL: BETTY FURNESS'S COMMERCIALS DURIN G THE POLITICAL CONVENTIONS? Korla Pandits intriguing le smile and beguiling music? Zsa Zsa Gabor's quips on "Bachelor's Haven"? and Bing Crosby's TV bow on the Crosby - Hope Telethon for the American Olympic Committee?

Phil Harris made his TV bow as a devastated bit of civilization together. first. But many of the stars seen on TV appeared each week, and as their performer in 1952. Phil's first stop Anything Goes novelty faded—so did the telethon. was with his old friend Jimmy A cheerier note was introduced Durante, and led to a regular month' when the little woman learned, by More Happenings ly stint for the drummer boy who watching TV, how she could have a Nineteen fifty-two saw Bing Crosby turned into one of America's most mink stole for a hundred dollars! making a "live" TV appearance on popular personalities. The United And perfectly legitimate was this a big telethon. States Navy splashed into TV with step-by-step creation. It had nothing Walter Winchell took to 'rv, and both webbed feet by way of "Victory to do with buying two minks and equally bombastic Tallulah became at Sea." A panel of animals, this year encouraging their friendship. a darling of the screens. TV regulars, made a test run on TV, Nineteen fifty-two was the year In 1952 the television networks lampooning the people panels. Betty the cameras not only saw but abetted realized that the novelty potential Furness, former housewife product a triumph of the will of the Amer- of the medium had run out, and that pusher for a big electrical firm, real- ican people at their polls. The Chi- good solid information and enter- ly came into her own as a TV per- cago convention, which every net- tainment must be on tap for the now sonality.... Many people knew more work covered for every TV receiver blase set owner. One step. unpre- about Betty and her ways than they in the United States, saw the greatest cedented. was to contract an author did about how a convention and political upheaval in twenty years like Pulitzer Prize - winning play- election were run. Her tireless, myriad with "Ike's" nomination. Sixty-five wright Robert E. Sherwood to write appearances before the cameras, how million people watched, with mingled nine original one -hour plays over a ever, let us see a president and vice reactions. five-year period. president nominated and elected. A few months later, the same cameras saw this candidate become President of the United States. His title magically changed from the familiar • "Ike" to "President Eisen- hower." PHIL HARRIS WAS DEEMED A NEW PERSONALITY when he made his TV Television in 1952 made pregnancy ip bow on Jimmy Durante's "Colgate Comedy Hour" telecast. Eddie Jackson as common a script line as the was on hand with his usual songs and strutting. The trio put on a fast-moving ordinary cold. This was done when show, one of the TV highlights of the year. Lucille Ball timed her TV scripts to the birth of her real, live, and very famous infant. During the months when Lucille's motherhood was an obvious fact, half her televised antics were built around the difficulty of getting in and out of chairs, odd ap- petites engendered by pregnancy, and a young husband's sympathetic pains. Never before has any medium dealt so frankly with biology. TV helped capture a "grandma bandit" in 1952. Her likeness, seen on the home screen, alerted a bank teller whose TV briefing resulted in "granny's" career stopping. TV followed the trial of one of today's worst sadistic criminals—a kidnapper. The medium followed Florence Chad - wick's Catalina Channel swim; two atom blasts, held near Las Vegas. Nevada, five hundred miles away. TV went in for telethons in a big way, in 1952, persuaded viewers to ante up money hand over fist —at March 27, 1953 STRANGE AS IT MAY SEEM, Cliffie Stone wants "in" the dog house, but ,dir_LIEUT. BEN GREENBERG inter- Tennessee Ernie tells him that the establishment is already occupied by a views patty "Gardenseed" for his highly regarded tenant. Navy program heard three times a week over KBIG. (Official U.S. Navy photo.)

MAE EDWARDS is the lovely and la, ART LABOE spins platters and 4i1W "MOLLY MAKE-BELIEVE" takes the much-talked-about skating star of makes with the chatter labeled kiddies on a weekly trip through KTLA's "Frosty Frolics." (KTLA photo.) for teen-agers Monday through Friday "Make-Believe Land" each Saturday over on KGFJ. KGÉJ. .

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Channel 242 This year's Emmy Awards, Featured on "Best Entertaining Program" Gabbe-Lutz and Heller Columbia Records and "Most Outstanding Management Seen Nationally thru Male Personality" 6274 Sunset Blvd. Guild Films (Plruse Turn tn EMCEE RALPH EDWARDS in action. (1) He cracks a joke which tickles Hollywood Ad C ub President Jim Morgan. Jim also produces "Queen for a Day." (2) He gives an award to Lew Frost, NBC vice-president, or "Victory at Sea." (3) He presents another award to Howard McNear. (4) He congratulates Dinah Shore for being seleted as having the "best musical." (5) Harry Ackerman, CBS vice-president, and Frank Galen seem quite jubilant over Fr.31k's writer-adapter award for "Meet Millie." (6) Finally, Editor Evelyn Bigsby receives a "Distinguished Achievement Aware' from the Hollywood Advertising Club president, Jim Morg3n, "in recognition of her contribution to a better Hollywood" (NBC-Bailey, CBS-Holmes photos.) March 27, 1953 CONGRATULATIONS

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~~Thanks for Everything PUBLICATION Lurene Tuttle FOR THE PEOPLE RADIO: HALLMARK PLAYHOUSE RED SKELTON SHOW STARS OVER Hello and HOLLYWOOD TV: Congratulations DENNIS DAY SHOW~~

~~from PICTURES: NIAGARA NEVER WAVE AT A WAC Jack Narz GIVE A GIRL A BREAK AFFAIRS OF DOBIE GILLIS~~

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Galen? He's the talented young winner in this category. Galen mas- AWARDS tered situation -comedy writing when he dreamt up zanyisMs for Gracie Allen, Dennis Day and Marie Wilson. eContinued From Page 1;) Our writer-adapter has also fed clev- Friend Irma," "Life With Luigi," er lines to Alan Young, Ken Mur- etc.) she has appeared in such top ray and Ed Gardner. dramatic shows as "Hollywood Star PRODUCER-DIRECTOR Playhouse." "Lux." "Suspense," and "Broadway Is My Beat." Miss Tedrow When "Suspense" takes you behind is also a skilled Shakespearean the scenes, producer -director Elliott actress. Her versatility keeps this Lewis looms on the horizon. His AFRAN busy on the kilocycles. presence is a triple treat and his MASCULINE SUPPORTING PLAYER work of award -winning caliber. Whether as producer-director or on Twenty-seven years of emoting occasion an actor, he turns in per- have put actor Howard McNear way formances always excellent. It takes out in front. Our 1952 winner's a subtle hand to direct the oft - range of characterizations is limit- a war d-winning "Suspense," and less. Evidence of his ability has been Lewis has that hand. His touch witnessed on CBS's "Lux Radio The- also seen on CBS's "Broadway Is My ater," "Hallmark," "Lineup," "Fam- Beat." ily Theater," and "Gunsmoke," to DOCUMENTARY name but a few of the shows. A stronger supporting player would be CBS's "The People Act" was recog- nized by TV -Radio Life as docu- difficult -ADAPTER 49npacia mentary winner. The series of on - the-spot recordings of people in You've met "Millie Bronson" of the ACT," CBS DOCUMENTARY various communities throughout the "Meet Millie" series, but have you country, voicing their problems and met its creator-writer -adapter, Frank telling what they had done to allevi-

THE CHADWKK SWIM DISCUSSED BY PAUL PIERCE AND JACK McELROY TOM HARMON AND LYLE BOND KLAUS LANDSBERG ROBERTA LINN LIBERACE ate those conditions, was a cross- rection and musical scoring were of Huntley, Bob Garred, and Hank section of America and exemplified equally hie. caliber. Weaver, brought a comprehensive democracy at work. Problems of NEW SHOW year-round coverage of the news to labor-management, school systems Bob Elliott and Ray Goulding local listeners. KECA News Depart- and local taxes were solved through plodded along until one fine day they ment's public relations in our com- self-help. "The People Act" was pre- caught on faster than the proverbial munity operates on an unusually. sented in cooperation with the Ford prairie fire. Their daily NBC strip of high plane. On more than one occa- Foundation, produced by Irving Git- satire and tongue-in-cheek humor sion it has been responsible for lin and narrated by Robert Trout. amuses listeners from coast to coast. scoops and exclusive stories. The to- DRAMATIC Their 1952 opus was the fastest new -cal staff had a "beat" on Governor Warren's plans at the political con- A noteworthy contribution in the fifteen minutes of fun and folly on ventions last summer; they scooped drama department was NBC's "Best the airlanes. Plays." These adaptations from NEW PERSONALITY the Bakersfield earthquake and they Burns Mantle's "Collection of Best impartially "stayed on hip" of the Something new and refreshing hit Lockheed strike. KECA News did an Plays" included the works of such the kilocycles when Spring Byington admirable job. playwrights as Robert Sherwood, elevated the much-maligned mother- Noel Coward, Maxwell Anderson and in-law in Parke Levy's "December NEWS PROGRAM James Barrie. The performances of Bride" stanza. Cognizance Must be KFI's program "KFI Calling" ap- Eva Le Gallienne, Helen Hayes. Al- made of Miss Byington's interpreta- proaches news from a unique angle. fred Drake and Katherine Cornell de- tion and hardling of a "touchy" sub- After the stories break, the head- lighted listeners. The production, di - ject. She provided entertainment as line makers are called for their per- well as better understanding of sonal commen1. These revealing con- FLORENCE CHADWICK mothers-in-law. versations are taped and aired. If NEWS COVERAGE you've ever been misquoted by the press. "KFI Calling" gives you a The KECA stable of reporters. Chet chance to clarify distortions. The "news behind the news" makes "KFI FRANK GALEN Calling" an outstanding program in this category.

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~~-Turn Back the Clock - and KIFI • Monday Thru Friday 8:45 A.M. A baker's dozen of rousing cheers For TV-RL's thirteen years!~~

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• . Sincerely grateful and thrilled to be chosen one of on Radio: the year's award winners." "Ginger" in FREEDOM U.S.A. with Tyrone Power Torete 7eiferee Aks JACK LOW s the KGFJ news- ONE DISC JOCKEY who has caster and staff anrc,uncer who low spc.nt almost as much time also can be heard on "Housewives Hit overseas ately as on the local scene Parade," each morning at 0:15. is Johnny Grant of KMPC. (Rothschild photo.)

~~WESTERN FANS will have no lie trouble recognizing these two, Wes Tuttle and his charming wife, Mari- lyn, of KFVD's "Tuttle Time" show.~~

IF ANYONE EVER DOUBTS the popularity of Meredith DICK WHITTINGHILL IS THE "Clock Watcher" on KMPC. Willson, here's some proof, as he and his wife pick up A Montana hoy, Dick broke into radio as a singer with a big bundle of mail from the box outside their home. the Pied Pipers. He opens KMPC daily at 5:45 a.m. (Rothschild photo.) CONGRATULATIONS! TFRiAto Lfee

~~ON YOUR 13th ANNIVERSARY~~

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~~THAT SWELL CIRCULATION~~

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ENCORE Heartiest Congratulations! MUSIC ROOM Zeta, Za Z'oey THE NAME'S THE SAME TALLULAH-VISION KTTV Channel 11 BILL STEWART, evening disc jockey and emcee of le CLYDE CADWELL (right) tells KFVD "Lucky Lager Dance Time" on KMPC, has been a radio program director Carl Brewster personality in Hollywood for many years. (Rothschild photo.) that that's just the feature story he has been looking for for the 4:15 news. (Rothschild photo.)

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"OLD MAN CLIFTON," who is program director of GEORGE SANDERS, KFVD's popu- KRKD, doubles on the International Polka Parade, 1:00 lar disc jockey, sits and chats to 2:00 p.m. daily, and as sportscaster from 5:30 to 6:00 with Vice President Richard M. Nixon. p.m., the longest all-sports program on the Pacific Coast. RICKY and DAVID NELSON

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This Advertisement paid for by the ABC-TV 8 P.M. PST David and Ricky Protective Association ABC RADIO 9 P.M. PST LOS ANGELES COUNTY, repre- , HUNTER HANCOCK leads the l e ONE OF THE most capable 411› safari on his "Huntin' With Hunt- and popular dee¡ays in town sented by Supervisor Ray Darby er" over KGFJ, Monday through Satur- is Mort Cook, who can be heard over (left) and County Radio-TV Co-ordinator day, 9 to 11:30 p.m. KMPC 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. daily. (Roths- Joe Micciche, turns on an official wel- child photo.) come for John Poole of KBIG.

1. HERE ARE FOUR OF THE most popular DJ's catering m VAL CLENARD, "EARLY RISER" on KRKD, did a few emcee 11. to the large local audience of Latin-American music 'g chores for bandleader Lawrence Welk and popular vocal- lovers. From top to bottom they are Teddy Fregoso, Vance ist Roberta Linn when he recently visited the Aragon Ballroom Graham, Milt Nava and Eddie Rodriguez. in Santa Monica.

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Queen of Chicago parks visits Four centuries and forty years Hollywood, and invites our ago today, Ponce de Leon landed Queen of this day to annual and founded St. Augustine. blossomtime festival in Chicago. Queen visits America's oldest town.

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APRIL APRIL SOUTH 17 AUSTRALIA 22 AMERICA Commonwealth Government Queen and Consort tour all Pan and B.C.P.A. host Queen and American capitals, from Mex co Consort for 2week tour includ- City to Rio, to honor the anni- ing Sydney, Melbourne, Tas- versary this day of the founding mania, of the Pan-American Union.

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Today's Queen and Consort have Special train takes Royal Party week's holiday in America's to New Orleans for week, ending great year round resort in Idaho. on Mardi Gras Tuesday. There's no getting around it .. . KOFJ has it!

Full United NEWS Press Coverage Musical Digest ten minutes before the hour The family dinner music We scoop the concert presenting the r> finest recorded city! o -- 1 classical music SPECIAL NEWS FEATURES available. "Favorite Stories of the Week" 7to 8pm Sunday 7:30 pm MONDAY THRU SATURDAY

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1 4:00 to 4:30 pm DIAL 4:00 to 4:30 pm Saturday MONDAY THRU 1230 FRIDAY SENOR VANCE ("Bolero Time") GRAHAM, IRA COOK — happy birthday, TV-Radio BILL DAVIDSON, radio's most unusual the "Torti:la Keed," salutes TV-Radio Life Life, and thank you, Clyde Wallichs, Disc Jockey—with a hidden story behind on its decimotercio cumpleanos,* "El KMPC and KECA, for my happy "Radio every melody. 1:15 P.M. Daily-9:45 Irlandes Risueno"* on his sexto ano of Life." A.M. Sunday—KECA. continuous sponsorship, and you muy amables amigos, 9 a.m. Sundays KMPC (710 kc) 5 p.m. week days KOWL (1580 kc). •13th birthday 'The Smiling Irishman Spinner Sanctum

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BALLANCE YOU CAN'T BE 131 Because that's ... From the desk of your OLD for radio publications and you're so youthful and aggressive favorite RECORD SPIN- and full of P (*) and V (@). • Personality and Popularity CBS-KNX RADIO NERS on this page. @ Virility and Variety • We thank you for al- - lowing us the privilege of entertaining you in the privacy of your home this past year. May you have the good fortune in '53 that we have had in '52 in meeting and talking to so many fine people!

RALPH STORY: "Top of the Morning" LARRY FINLEY, favorite of late radio from CBS-KNX Morning Man. Thanks listeners. Larry is heard nightly 10 to Pubs, Platteries, Pushers and p.m. to 4 a.m. over KFWB from "My early-rising people for making '52 a Own Place" on Sunset Strip. Larry's Pip by promoting MY TV-Radio Life. hobby: vacationing in combat zones.

HUNTER HANCOCK " . from be-bop 'DIXIE' DAVE MANNING, emcee of KGFJ ART LABOE (right) "Roving Disc Jockey" to ballads, swing to sweet, blues to daily Dixieland Shows. President anc with sponsor PAUL SCRIVNER (SCRIV- boogie . . ." featuring all-Negro enter- founder of the NEW ORLEANS NER'S DRIVE IN'S) wishing an "ON THE nue tainment. KFVD, 2:00 to 3:45 p.m. daily. with over 300 members. AIR" Happy Birthday to TV-Radio Life. KXLA-1:30 in the morning. KGFJ, 9:00 to 11:30 p.m. nightly.