WHAT TV BRINGS YOU FOR CHRISTMAS

HOLIDAY HOUSE AT THE ALICE LON'S

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Mr. and Mrs. W. La Crescenta We trust that you have received many expressions of regret over the change in time for the Huntley -Brinkley program. Mrs. W. and I would like to add our feeble protest, for whatever it may be worth. We have always lis- tened to this fine program, but we also like to watch Douglas Edwards. We hope that you will try to find a better "slot" for Huntley -Brinkley.

DAVID JANSSEN ... good looking gum shoe KATHY CROSBY & FRIEND ... recalls the cheerfulsmile J. A., Hollywood I am in complete agreement with Miss A. T. of Monterey Park. I think Mrs. N. M., Alhambra David Janssen on Richard Diamond is CBS couldn't carry Bob Crosby even. tops. Man! what a doll. Best looking though he was one of the most popular JACKSON WHEELER day time shows. But they invent one of detective I have ever seen on TV or ... Does he take inbrainwashing? in real life. the most ridiculous thingsI've ever seen, namely "The Verdict Is Yours" J. C., Los Angeles J. M. H., Monrovia and expect folks to enjoy it. Life is full I was sure glad to see Lucy and Desi The other day on TV while listeningof trouble so why watch more trouble _ to blabber mouth Jackson Wheler, heon TV? Bob Crosby and hissmile back. Hope they will stay. I like to seebecame quite insulted that someonecheered everyone but CBS isn't trying good class fun. had written him a letter in regards toto please the public, I guess. If you his yakking. He said he was being paidwant to be bored stiff, watch "The Ver- Mrs. R. W., North Hollywood to talk to us - well I have news for him,dict Is Yours." The crazy actions of 95 per cent of he is being paid for one thing: to give us all singers is like follow the leader. Onefilms and commercials, not to brainwash famous singei has always had a largeus with his views and talk us to death. Mrs. W. K., North Hollywood kerchief dangling from her fingers which I was so delighted when they replaced When are they going to stop that was fine for her. Now most females dohis night time show with Del Moore.suggestive Rock and Roll dancing on the same. The latest silly stunt is snap- I thought they have at last wised up andAmerican Bandstand? I think today's ping fingers. They just can't sing nowcanned the "Old Dad." When will theyteenagers are terrible young brats who unless they snap their fingers and wig-wise up? Yes, go ahead and tell me tohaven't grown up yet. As for that danc- gle all through the song. It ís a pleasure turn the channel to another station -ing - it is very vulgar. The young gen- to see some one who does not act thatfor since then I have. eration is headed for the dogs! way. Defense, anyone? People said the same thing 20 years ago.

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NDY MANSFIELD gets top billinginKFI's husband and wife team, Andy and Virginia - not because headmitted, and Virginia was tiredof ing on the road for so many years we wanted it that way, but be- singing. We decided to make our hobby hadn't gone regularly. After we settled cause it's more euphoneous. of record collecting pay off. We've col- in California we went together to many Actually, Andy was anxious to put Vir-lected over 50,000 records, which wechurches, and finally at North Holly- ginia first, because that's the kind of a understand is the largest single collec-wood Presbyterian (now First Presby- husband he is, but "Virginia and Andy" tioninthe country. Because of the terian Church of North Hollywood) we didn't have the right ear appeal. Andcomparative nature of Turn Back thewere deeply inspired and we both felt Virginia, being the kind of a wife she is, Clock we use all types of records so it's that this was what we wanted. When was gladthat "Andy and Virginia"fortunate that we hadn't concentrated we started going the church had only sounded right, because she thinks theon any one type of music." 1,000 members and was in temporary husband should come first. Which is To the "tick-tock" of Leroy Ander- quarters. Today we have 10,000 mem- just one example of why these two have son's familiar tune "Syncopated Clock," bers, a big church, and are building an worked together and lived together soAndy and Virginia start the morning off addition. We are very proud to have happily for 24 years. right at 8:45 Monday through Fridayhad a part in helping it to grow." "We've never had a career problem" for countless office -bound commuters, "Along the way," Andy said enthusi- explained Virginia, "we love workingshift workers returning from their all-astically, "we became interested in the together and since we prepare the show night jobs, salesmen and a large homeprinciple of tithing. We feel that every- at home and go to the station togetheraudience. They receive letters by thething we have we owe to God and the I'm just as tired as Andy is when nightscore, complimenting them on the wayleast we can do is to give a part of our comes. With some couples who are both they give these radio listeners a boostsuccess back to Him. We started the in the entertainment field they may not for the day. It isn't surprising that theirpractice when we could least afford to- work at the same times, and one or thelisteners get this upbeat reaction, for many years ago when we were out of other is anxious to do things when the Andy and Virginia project the love of work and drawing unemployment. We other istired. We not only work to-life, the success and the happiness they have been amazed todiscover that gether, we relax together. The onlyhave found. Virginia's voice is alwayswhatever we gave we never missed. thing Andy does that I have no part ingay and enthusiastic, Andy's is happy The old saying that God will not be is his Saturday night show. America'sand confident. outdone in generosity seems to hold Popular Music, which was a natural for "We've always been happy," Vir-true. Things have gone so well for us him because being a pianist he likes in- ginia admitted when we remarked that that we are able to do more and more. strumentals." we had never seen her other than glow- We've found that others who practice ingly enthusiastic. "We have so muchtithing find the same thing happens to Andy was chief arranger and top them. Every time they give something pianist with station WLW in Cincinnati in common and so many interests. We always take our vacations together, weto God, or in God's name to someone when Virginia Lee Hennessy came to else who needs help, it comes back to work at the station as vocalist. They both have hobbies - Andy has his model railroad and I raise iris and hook rugs.them many limes. But no one should were married in1934, and came toBut I can say truly, we never knewstart to tithe with the idea that theyll California in 1937. They have alwayshow really deep happiness could be un- get something back ... you should give worked together but in 1952 started til we found a church that we both feltout of gratitude for what you have." their own program, Turn Back the was right for us. We had both gone to With their religion _and their work Clock, on KFI. Protestant churches of different denom-and their hobbies, the Mansfields are "I was tired of playing piano," Andy inations when we were young, but be-indeed a most happy couple! December 21, 1957 Page 3 By Jack Holland

HRISTMAS has always been the most glowing, exciting time of the year to my boys and me," Alice Lon re- marked. "But, I'm sure that everyone feels the same way." The lovely ABC-TV star of the Law- rence Welk show took time out between rehearsalstoreminisceaboutpast Christmases and to look forward with eager anticipation to the coming one. And it will be certainly a festive affair - with three eager young boys on hand to add hilarity and noise. "When I was growing up in Kilgore, Texas," Alice went on, "my family made a big to-do over every Christmas. It was always a sentimental occasion with a big family get-together. All of us made sure we were home then - my mother, my father, and my sister Betty Jo.I ALICE LON AND HER THREE BOYS, Bobby, Clint, and Larry are making their usual preparations now carry that feeling of 'togetherness' for a merry Christmas. over into my own brood which numbers Bobby, 9, Clint, 8, and Larry, 7. Last Christmas grandmother and grandfather Alice's Christmas gets a new set for Christmas. The other Wyche with an old family friend, Judge The boys are not given an over -abun-boys haven't said what they wanted. Wilkins from Kilgore, spent the holi-dance of presents on Christmas. In fact, They just like surprises. days with us. It was one of the fewAlice has taught them to share and to "We opened our gifts Christmas Eve, times the boys had been reunited withbe unselfish instead of allowing themexcept for those Santa brings, which their grandparents at this time and theyto have whatever they want. Last year,are opened Christmas morning," Alice were ecstatic. Bobby, who had reached thestatesaid with a glow. "But it's not the pre- where he planned ahead, wanted a bike.sents we're so excited about. It's just "Grandfather was a hero to the boys,He gotit. The other boys, however,being together. especially when it came to fixing theirgot `hand-me-down" bikes,butthis "Isn't that really the greatest thing toys, bikes, and what -not. They would- didn't bother them. They knew they'dabout Christmas - the warmth that is n't let him out of their sight. And every-have their turn the next year for theshared in hearts and the love that is thing he did they wanted to do. I've new job. so freely given? This isthe greatest never seen my boys so ambitious!" Bobby is as interested in drums as time of the year because selfishness has Clint, Alice's son, is named after his he is in his bike. He shows real promise taken a temporary holiday. Too bad its grandfather. and his most fervent hope is that heholiday is so short." Page 4 December 21, 1957 9," 7iteedeel IS A CHANGED MAN!

The popular singerisnot at all what you'd expect. The man behind the songs isa most surprisingperson.

By Jack Holland

UY MITCHELL is a big sur- prise. THE MINK STOLE Mrs. Guy Mitchell is wearing was her first wedding anniversary present from You watch this spirited singer Guy. They celebrated the occasion at the famous on his ABC-TV show and you Cocoanut Grove. figure, "Now, here's a guy - no pun intended - who can send solid, who rocks and. rolls with the best GUY AND GUEST -STAR JackCarson of them. This is a real cool cat." And clown it up on Guy's ABC-TV show. 11 then you meet him. This is no mere upbeat singer. Thisdressed up and put on ties, and franklyof Danish dishes - her pancakes are is no guy living only for his next recordI'm a bit of a slob at home. I don tfantastic. But are they fattening! I have his next big break. Instead, here is a all g.ussied up. I like the salads all during the weekat fellow who has found the key to a fullcowboy kind of life best. Why, I evenlunch, and I love to eat. Once Else made and happy life, who wouldn't give awear patent leather boots on my showa four -pound meat loaf - and I ate it hoot if he woke up tomorrow and found - and I got manied in boots. all in one evening. That includes dinner he had no job. "I like a man who wants either some-and late evening snacks. "I don't need any career to be happy,"thing of the earth or the sea - and that "I met Else when I was singing ina he said with his typical enthusiasm. "Iis why I want to have a different lifeclub in Canada when she came in one haveElse, my wonderful wife, myfrom what I have now. After all, Godnight with a date. I asked the manager health, my dream is to own a ranch,made the land and the water, and manwho she was and then I wangled an in- and just settle back and enjoy life. can't change them. You - feel God istroduction to her. When I asked her to "This is the way I look at it - I'vecloser to you out in the open too thango out with me a little later she refused toured the country for the past eightyou do in a big city, although I neverat first, but I was persistent and she years making appearances. I've been tofeel without Him." finally agreed. We started going to- England several times, the last being It is Guy's very sincere faith that isgether a lot, but I was in no position to this year. I was tired of moving aboutthe key to his character, the reason fordo anything about marriage then be- and anxious to forget about show busi-the happiness he has found. He readscause I was getting a divorce. So I left ness. So when I was told about the TVProverbs in the Bible most of the time,Canada and didn't see her until another show, I didn't want it. It wasn't until year. Then I was free. someone pointed out to me that if I didalthough every day he reads some part the show I could get a bigger ranch that of the Bible. He also likes to stop in "She came down to Los Angeles and I decided to give it a try. at some church on the way home just tostayed with her aunt and we began sit quietly and pray. going steady. I had to go back east on Who Needs It? "My faith has been my bulwark," hea tour, and while I was gone Else wrote said quietly. "With it you need nothingthat she was going to have to return to Here Guy paused, and then said very Canada since her permit was about up. seriously, "Show business is not condu- else." I knew that this was the time - it was cive to a peaceful life. If you need ap- Marriage plause and if you have to have your now or never - so I asked her to marry head all swelled up each day, it's fine, Guy is especially happy in his mar- me. but I don't need this. If my show flops,riage. It's his second experience in the "She came back and we were mar- it's okay. I'll get that ranch. marital field, but the first was an un-ried in Atlanta. We had the bridal suite "I've been lucky in my career. I havehappy one.Elseiseverything Guyin the hotel. There was a huge water security, but when I was broke I was needs. cooler outside, so I told Else it was happy too. In fact, I even had more "We like the same things, even cook- our own special Niagara Falls. fun then. ing," he laughed. "I specialize in the "Marrying Else was the best thing I "I won't say I don't enjoy my ABC- outdoor department. I like a lot of garlicever did. And she has no career ambi- TV show. I have fun doing it.I justor onion seasoning - this keeps coldstions at all!" do the best I can and let it go at that.away, and," he added with a husky The song in Guy Mitchell's heart is There's only one trouble -I have to getlaugh, "some friends. Else makes a lota real pretty tune.

December 21, 1957 Page 5 By Dave Vowell

T must have been Raymond Massey who saiditfirst," Austin Green was saying, "but whenever a man is sort of homely, he's always de- scribed as appearing `Lin- colnesque.' But the time that I appeared on Medic as Lincoln was one of the truly memorable performances of my acting career." The KHJ weatherman sipped his cof- AUSTIN GREEN as Abraham Lincoln in Medic. fee as if there were nothing more im- portant in the world. He exuded an aura of calm that became contagious. He did look like Lincoln. The angular features of his face contrasted sharply with the soft curve of his brown suit. "When I played Lincoln," he went on, "all the make up men had to add was a piece of sponge for the mole. The result was so good, that I was able to undergo, not only full face closeups, but detailed closeups of various portions of my face as the narrator described the death of Lincoln." A veteran broadcaster, Austin started his career in 1930 when he helped put KGFJ on theair."This job lasted," Austin reported with a grin, "until I fell asleep at the transmitter and didn't push a few vital buttons. I woke up to find HERE'S WEATHER MAN Austin Green as that I had joined the ranks of the un- helooks when he presentsthe weather employed." But Austin turned bad news nightlyon KHJ-N. into good news by heading to Detroit and radio station WXYZ where radio history was being made in the produc-running the gamut from gangsters to tion of "The Lone Ranger." "I guess priests. that's where I really got the acting bug," But a man is never too busy to get IN A DEATH VALLEY DAYS segment, Austin Austin said, "when I was allowed to domarried - and Austin wasn't too busy appeared as the Elder Snow in "Miracle of the bit parts on the show. It's like printer'sto marry the same woman twice. And Sea Gulls." ink, once you get it in your system, youin two different languages! The second never get it out." weddnig was financed on a dime. dollar bill. Our trip to Las Vegas didn't Austin came to Los Angeles four It all happened this way. "Rose Mary cost us a thing. We were married again, years ago from Phoenix and TV station and I got married in Mexico City this by the way, on Sept. 29, so we now have KPHO not as an actor or a broadcasterpast August 29 and because we also two anniversaries a year only one month i but as a writer. When nothing came ofwanted an English ceremony we de-apart." hisscripts, he `pitched'his weathercided to do it again in Las Vegas. We But, getting back to Austin's weather show to various local stations and it waswere on the way to the wedding whenstint on KHJ, he reports that he is finally bought by KNXT. Austin haswe decided to leave our bags at a hotel. blessed with an excellent memory and since switched his show to KHJ-TV. While we were waiting for the clerk tois able to do his show without 'idiot Since arriving in L.A., Austin's writingarrive so that we could register, I put a sheets' which, he feels, lends an in- has taken a back seat to his acting. Hedime in a slot machine. That's right.formal, comfortable air to the show. has appeared in dozens of TV programs, Not only a jack pot but a bonus, too. AThe information presented ís all factual, from the aforementioned Medic seg-little red light started blinking and aeven though it may look ad lib, and is ment to a Death Valley Days story. Heman came over, raked up the dimes and garnered from the U.S. Weather Bureau has played numerous character partshanded me a five, a ten and a hundredjust prior to the show. Page 6 December 21, 1957 THIS WEEK'S TV -RADIO NEWS IN PICTURES

IN CONJUNCTION WITH THE annual "Toys for Tots" campaign put on by the Marine Corps at Christmastime,the Southern California Plastering Institute is donating air time on KTLA dur- ing Home Showcase Movies. Kickingoff. campaign:(leftto right) Henry 'Flynnof KTLA; Ed HERE'S A REMINDER touse Christmas Seals whenever you Carthey of SCPI; Marine Sergeants can: Ted Upstill of Burbank helps Dinah Shore and hubby George Ila Carter, Fred Bratowsky. Montgomery, honorary co-chairmenof the1957 Christmas Seal Sale, with their holiday packages.

THISIS GOING TO BE A bright Christrn2s for 9 -year -old PhilPhillips, Jr. He'ssigned with Cart* Records as youngest singer under contract With him at Superior Court: TV star Lola Albright. ?nil's first two records are Christmas tunes: "No Santa Claus?" and "If You Believe in Christmas."

BECAUSE OF HIS INDIAN WALTER MILES (right),advertising role as' Cochise" on KABC-N, directorforTV-RL, defeatedother Michael Ansara was adopted by members of the press during premiere theApachesofArcadiaHigh of KTLA's Spellbound - andthen School. Tie six cute teen-agers stayed on program in following weeks "whoopingitup" for him are to compete against other word -game partof:heschool'sfamous champs. Congratulating him is emcee Apache marching band. Jack McCoy. December 21, 1957 Page 7 Chistmas Time and the giving is easy... TV -Radio Life is a gift that's here today and here tomorrow ... itjust keeps on giving the whole year through. It's the perfect gift for that hard -to -please someone and it's so eco- nomical: only $5 for the first subscription (new or renewal land $4 for each additional subscription. And that's for 52 weeks! A special gift card with your name as the sender will be included with each subscription. Send the coupons to TV -Radio Life 1610 N. Argyle, Hollywood 28, Calif.

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CHRISTMAS IN STEREO

KFI and KRCA join forces for the third year in presenting a stereo- phonic concert on Christmas Eve. DE.MIANI conducting Bu bank Symphon.r. FROM 7:00 to 7:30 p.m. on Christ- mas eve, KFI and KRCA will again LICILLE NORMAN present Christmas in Stereo. This wit Roger Wagner Chor- year it will feature Capitol recording ale and Burbank Sympho- artists, the Roger Wagner Chorale and ny Orchestra. Lucille Norman, and the Bert Prival Childrens Ballet, Vincent Pelletier, and the Burbank Symphony Orchestra un- der the direction of Damiani. The stereo -TV audience will hear one selection on one channel, KRCA, and the other selection on KFI. These are in harmony with each other and the fullstereophoniceffectisachieved when the radio is placed in the same room to the right of the TV set. The opening overture by Damiani will consist of "Deck the Halls with Holly" and "God Rest Ye Merry Gentle- men. Roger Waffner will conduct "The Christmas Story, and Vincent Pelletier will read the poem, "One Solitary Life." The Children's Ballet will perform an excerpt from the opera "Hansel and Gretel," and Lucille Norman will sing, "Oh Holy Night," and will join the entire cast in the closing number, "The Hallelujah Chorus." The program, presented by the Pru- dential Insurance Company for the third year, is produced by Andy Potter and directed by Thomas B. Belcher. December 21, 1957 about the Feb. 11Telephone Time,the story of chefHenri Charpentierof Redondo Beach. THE 80 -YEAR -OLD WIZARDof food, who's lived in this country for 52 years, came from France where he originated crepe suzettes. In his intimate little restaurant at the beach he serves an epicurean repast to a maximum of 16 guests, who dress for dinner and leisurely enjoy the choice morsels IF you want to feel like the meanest gal in town, be a Henri has prepared. Chef for such notables as the former judge on a TV show where twenty darling little girls Prince of WalesandSarah Bernhardt,Charpentier has a are competing for the title,Shirley Temple of Tomorrow. waiting list two years long.Walter Slezakwill portray Henri Any judging is fraught with painful decisions, but when the on the teleshow. contestants are be -curled, bewitching babies of three years * * * to five, with proud mamas hovering, it's really tough. TOO BAD THAT YOUNG RAY PETERSON'Ssong was cut * * * short on theEd Sullivan Show.I was especially interested Anyway, on Dick Whit- when first hearing him sing in Hollywood only a few months tinghill's KTTV showthe ago. He seemed to have the same quality that old timers other afternoon, my confreres remember inDonald Novis.A polio victim, he was trying and I finally picked dimpled desperately to crack Hollywood to help repay his folks for Tammy Marihughof Holly- all the money they'd poured into his expensive convales- wood, who, as you can see, cence. TheAl Jarvis Showsaid they'd put him on, but Ray reallylookslikeShirley was out of town and didn't connect. ThenTed Mock -'s Ama- Temple.Besides her looks she teur Hourwas contacted, but things grew a little frustrating appeared to possess person- when we learned Rayhadreceived a bare professional sti- ality and a little flair for show pend for a little night club appearance in Texas, I believe. business which might come So nothing happened. Mail response on Sullivan's show will in handy with her screen test. determine whether Ray rates another booking. * "Shirley Temple of Tomorrow" ALL THE PARENTS SHOULD ,* * Tammy Marihugh be very proud of their little I UNDERSTAND THERE'S BEENa shake-up onBetty White's girls, who give promise of being heart -smashers in another writing staff and thatex -Fibber and Mollyscripter,Don Quinn, 10 or 15 years. Some of them were so tiny they were shy or has been called in ...Those show -cost figures which Weekly frightened. Before the line-up came on camera we heard a Variety periodically publishes are most interesting.Chevy child sobbing backstage. My fellow -judge who produces the Showcomes in around $160,000,Wide Wide Worldat 150 Miss Universe contest quipped, "Don't worry. Some of the G's, Como at $135,000 and on down. (Bear in mind the big girls cry, tool" length of each program when scanning figures.) Most tele - * * * films run between $35,000 and $40,000. Less expensive are DID YOU KNOW THAT THEREare people willing to wait panel programs utilizing audience as "cast" in whole or part two years dinner? (Continued on Page 27)

TV'S YOUNGEST CASTING DIRECTOR

ONE of the least publicized and yet vital functions of the TV indus- tryisthat of an independent casting director. The youngest in this field and one of the most capable is 29 -year -old Lynn Stalmaster (left) . Some of the top TV shows which he casts for include those starring (on the right from toptobottom)Richard Boone (Have Gun, Will Travel) ; Van Johnson (for his telecast of The Pied Piper of Hamelin); James Arness (Gun - smoke) ;Lyle Bettger (The Court of Last Resort) ; and John Bromfield (The Sheriff of Cochíse) . As Lynn describes it: "Itryto employ a philosophy of casting that seeks to find, by means of thorough searching, thinking actors who bring an authenticityto each story through fresh, thoughtful portrayals. A painstaking effort is also made to un- cover new talent and also to give oppor- tunities to experienced artists to play a variety of characters rather than be lim- ited to a narrow and frustrating path." PRO FOOTBALL

The world of sports has done most to erase prejudice and provide a sense of be- "DRINK UP! THE WATER'S FINE!" longing and spirit through competition. The Olympics are perfect examples of Last night I drank quite a lot of water, and it impressed me very much. brotherhood among nations when the I would like to offer some observations about water drinking. same aims fail in the world of politics. In professional sports, a common bond We had worked our way The good flavorof many exists between contestants, much strong- down to the end of a baked foodscausespeopletoeat er than collegiate athletes enjoy. Perhaps ham at our house and Neill. fl more than they really need - the reason ís due to the fact that their (my wife, andit'sa boy's k7 and for this we at Koldkist give relationship depends upon success and name)servedthe ham at least three cheers. We know real team effort. Although they are paid smothered in Koldkist Chili - people eat more of our FRESH for their talents, the income is the FRESH Frozen Chili. Real frozen foods and meat products primary means for their family's support good. than they really need. We like and a so-called "star" or individual per- The Koldkist Chili, so savory it this way.. former cannot exist in this world. and good, had no ill effects on May I suggest for tonight's For years two men in the National me but in the middle of the dinner at your house Koldkist Hockey League skated side -by -side and night I awoke gasping for wa- Sirloin Tips and Mushrooms etched their names among the all-time ter. (The ham.) with Sauce? You II enjoy every greats of the game. They led the Detroit single tender flavorfulbite - Redwings to championships and both I bumped my way down- stairsand stumbled toward the way beyond the point of where were the offensive Mickey Mantles of the youeat merely enough to subsist sport when ít came time to choose the Sparkletts gurgler -I do wish Neill would learn to shove the iron- on. all-star teams. ing board back up into its slot - After many seasons together, Gordie and I want to tell you that when And who wants merely to subsist Howe and Ted Lindsay became sepa- you are very thirsty water tastes when one of life's pleasures is the ratedthisyear when thelatter was very good. But suddenly, as you. well being of being fully fed? This traded to the Chicago Blackhawks. And drink it, maybe at the half way is the feasting season - and while today(Sat. Dec. 21) they face each point in your second glassful,its turkey is still king of the holiday other as opponents on the ice when the taste changes. Have you too no- table you won't want turkey every two teams clash on "Pro Hockey" which ticed this? day soletKoldKisthelpout. will be telecast `live' from Chicago on Water tastes fineuntil you are There's the chop suey and the beef KNXT. stew. ..eleven wonderful fresh Being true athletes, they will admire suddenly no longer thirsty.It frozen specialties in all. each others tremendous abilities, but it changes taste the split second will be. interesting towatch their team you've had enough. If you don't see KoldKist in the spirit - now aimed in opposite directions Of all the things we drink and freezers at your market call for the - as they line-up against each other and eat water alone has been endowed Kold Klerk, and ask him how come. play the "fastest game in the world." by nature with this unique charac- He'llprobably point is out,right Channel 2 will present several out- teristic. under your nose. standing sports telecasts over the week- end. Immediately following the Chicago - Detroit hockey game, KNXT Sports Di- rector Gil Stratton will emcee the Special Sports Award program honoring the Ath- lete of the Year. The 1957 winner is Sam Hanks, the Indianapolis "500" victor and the biggest money winner in the history of auto racing. On Sunday, (Dec. 22), KNXT closes out its regular National Football League telecasts with the final game of the sea- son between the Pittsburgh Steelers and Chicago Cardinals starting at 11:00 A.M. Following the game on "Extra Point", Fred Hessler will interview Los Angeles Rams Business Manager Bill John about attendance, the ticket situation for 1958, and the equipment used by the players.

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TV -RADIO LIFE PAGE 11 SATURDAY, DECEMBER 21 Who's Playing PRO BASKETBALL GAME, (4),11:00 a.m. Min- neapolis vs.Boston Celtics at Boston. PRO HOCKEY, (2),1:00 p.m.Detroit Red Wings vs.Black Hawks at Chicago Stadium. LORETTA YOUNG SHOW, (4), 10:00 p.m. Loretta Youngstarswith Vaughn Taylor In"Three Who's Guesting and Two, Please." CLUB OASIS,(4),9:00p.m.FredWaring and his Pennsylvanians present a special Christmas Who's Playing program. PRO FOOTBALL, (2), 11:00 a.m. Pittsburgh Steel- MIKE WALLACE INTERVIEW,(7),10:30p.m. ers vs. Chicago Cardinals at Chicago. Leonard Ross, juvenile expert on stock market and big money winner on television. GENE NELSON MONDAY, DECEMBER 23 Wednesday What's Playing ... "A Kiss For Santa" on FABULOUS '52,(2), 10:00 p.m. "Miracle on 34th Who's Guesting Street,"starring Edmund Gwenn, Maureen VOICE OF FIRESTONE,(7),9:00p.m.Soprano O'Hara, John Payne, Gene Lockhart. Eleanor Steber and Vienna Choir Boys in an- nual Christmas program. STARS OF JAZZ, (7), 10:30 p.m.Jazz song stylist SUNDAY, DECEMBER 22 Helen Humes and theRosy McHargue Dixie- What's Special land sextet. ASSIGNMENT: SOUTHEAST ASIA, (4), 11:30 a.m. What's Playing James A. Michener is guide and narrator of a GOLDEN VOYAGE, (13), 7:00 p.m."Danish Christ- 90 -minute color film of life, color and pagean- mas" on an ancient manor farm. try of Southeast Asia. WANDERLUST,(13),7:30p.m."Peopleofthe SEVEN LIVELY ARTS, (2), 5:00 p.m. Maria Tall - Plumed Serpent,"live strangelifein Yucatan chief and Andre Eglevsky star with the New jungles. York City Ballet in Peter Tschaikovsky's "Nut- RESTLESS GUN, (4), 8:00 p.m.In "The Child" a tender story of faith and trust is revealed. Dan cracker Suite." Patricia Wildeisfeatured. BlockerappearswithstarJohnPayneand Trevor Bardett. Who's Guesting HIGH ADVENTURE, (2), 9:00 p.m. Lowell Thomas MEET THE PRESS, (4), 6:00 p.m. General Lauris narratesfilmsofAmerica's northernmostair Norstad, Supreme Allied Commander of NATO, defensesinthelandof themidnight sun. isinterview guest today. GOODYEAR THEATER,(4),9:00 p.m."The Tin- YOU ASKED FOR IT,(7), 7:00 p.m. Buster Keaton horn,"starringDavidNiven as asmall-time recreates famous 1917 "Molasses Scene." gamblerina Western town. ED SULLIVAN SHOW, (2), 8:00 p.m. Rise Stevens, CHANNEL NINE MOVIE THEATER, (9), 9:00 p.m. DAVID RULE CarolLawrence,FrankieLymon andharpist nightly through Friday, "The Boy With Green Robert Maxwell guest. ...On Frank Sinatra's Show Hair,"starringDeanStockwell,Pat O'Brien. STEVE ALLEN SHOW, (4), 8:00 p.m. George Lon- Barbara Hale and Robert Ryan. don,TonyPerkins, GertrudeBerg, Mahalia Jackson and theUnitedNations Choir guest. (Color kine) TUESDAY, DECEMBER 24 What's Playing What's Special WIDE, WIDE WORLD, (4), 4:00 p.m. "An Act of CHRISTMAS IN STEREO,(4),7:00 p.m.Special Law," the story of creation and application 'f half hour of Christfas music by Burbank Sym- law. phony, Lucille Norman and Roger Wagner Cho- 20TH CENTURY, (2), 6:30 p.m. "Auto Biography," rale. Tune your set with radio station KFI for the story of the automobile. stereo sound. ENCHANTED LANDS, (13),7:30 p.m. "West In- CHRISTMAS EVE WITH DAVE GARROWAY, (4), 10:00p.m. Christmas Eve get-togetherat dies to South America," part one of a world Dave Garroway's New York home. cruise.Lorna Gaspersishostess. CHRISTMAS SERVICES,(7),11:00 p.m. Annual GENERAL ELECTRIC THEATER,(2), 9:00p.m. services from CathedralofSt.John theDi- Margaret O'Brien starsin "The Young Years." vinein New York. PREMIERE PERFORMANCE, (11), 9:00 p.m. "The MIDNIGHT MASS, (4), 12:00 a.m. Direct from St Keys of the Kingdom," starring Gregory Peck, Patrick's Cathedral, New York City. ThomasMitchell,VincentPrice,SirCedric Hardwicke. What's New ALFRED HITCHCOCK PRESENTS,(2),9:30 p.m. TREASURE CHEST,(4),7:30p.m.JanMurray DorothyStickney,HarryTyler,Fred Graham hosts a new night-time edition of money -quiz and Mary Sheeler star in "Miss Paisley's Cat." show. Du moo .On Disneyland BISHOP SHEEN KIRK JORDAN, ROSEMARY KUHLMANN DAVID NIVEN MARGARET O'BRIEN .Delivers "Amahl and The Night Visitors" ...Town gambler ...On G.E. Theater in BUSTER KEATON Christmas Night on Matinee Theater on Goodyear "The Young Years" ...On You Asked For It Message BISHOP SHEEN, (7),7:30 p.m. Bishop FultonJ. Sheen discusses "Christmas and the Peace You Are Looking For." THURSDAY, DECEMBER 26 What's Playing What's Playing NBC MATINEE THEATER, (4),12:00 p.m. Mar- WONDERS OF WORLD, (13), 7:00 p.m. "Children's garet O'Brien starsin "The LittleMinister." I Castle"inFinland with travelingLinkers. SEARCH FOR ADVENTURE,(13),7:00p.m., FIRST SHOW,(11),10:30p.m. "A Christmas "Caribbean Colorama," and "GospelTrailto Carol,"starring Reginald Owen, Geneand Alaska," hosted by Jack Douglas. Kathleen Lockhart, Terry Kilburn, Ann Ruther- ASSIGNMENT AMERICA,(5),7:30p.m. "The ford. Deadly Week" of holiday traffic deaths. ADVENTURE TOMORROW, (13), NBC MATINEE THEATER, (4), 12:00 p.m.Brenda 8:00 p.m."This Forbes stars with Reba Waters in "Sara Crewe," Way Up," withDr.MartinL.Kleintracing a TV adaptation of Frances Hodgson Burnett's the modern helicopter's development. MARVIN MILLER novel. (Live Color) CLIMAX, (2), 8:30 p.m. Ann Todd and Marguerite ... Money Does Grow on Trees Chapmanstarin"BrookHollow." on The Millionaire Who's Guesting PLAYHOUSE 90, (2), 9:30 p.m.Kathryn Grayson, EDDIE FISHER SHOW,(4),8:00p.m. Charles Scott Brady, Vincent Price, Raymond Burr and Laughton and Elaine Dunn guest. (Color kine) Jack Lord star in "Lone Woman." RED SKELTON SHOW, (2), 8:30p.m. James Dunn FIRST SHOW, (11), 10:30 p.m. "Everybody Sing" isRed's ChristmasEveguest. starring Judy Garland, Allan Jones, Billie Burke, Fanny Brice, Reginald Owen. WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 25 Who's Guesting TENNESSEE ERNIE FORD SHOW, (4), 9:30 p.m. What's Playing Actor MacDonald Carey visitswithErnie to- VAGABOND, (13), 7:00 p.m. "Winter Paradise- night. Sun Valley' in Idaho's rugged mountains. LUX SHOW,(4), 10:00p.m.SpringByington, WAGON TRAIN, (4), 7:30 p.m. Dan Duryea guest - TV's"DecemberBride," is guesttonight. starsin"TheCliff Grundy Story." (Color kine) THE MILLIONAIRE,(2),8:00p.m.FriedaInes - court and Marcia Henderson star in "Million- aire Regina Wainwright." FRIDAY, DECEMBER 27 DISNEYLAND, (7),8:00 p.m. "Dumbo," thelov- Who's Fighting able flying elephant and all his friendsin an GILLETTE FIGHTS,(4),7:00 p.m.JoeGiardello hour of singing fun. vs. Ralph "Tiger" Jones at Miami Beach, Fla. FATHER KNOWS BEST, (4), 8:30 p.m.Bud upsets his mother by talking about entering the service. What's Playing FAMILY THEATER, (11), 8:30 p.m. "A Star Shall NBC MATINEE THEATER, (4), 12:00 p.m."Fight ROBERT YOUNG, JANE WYATT Rise,"specialChristmasshowingdramatizes the Whole World" starring Dean Stockwell with ... Xmas Dream on Father Knows Best man's religious faith. Nancy Malone, Dayton Lummis and Irene Ted- CIRCLE THEATER,(2),9:00p.m."Shepherdof row. (Color Film) Paris." Story of an enterprisingParis priest. LEAVE IT TO BEAVER, (2), 7:00 p.m. The Cleaver KRAFT TV THEATER,(4), boys have trouble getting rid of a mail order 9:00p.m.Richard of perfume. Kiley, Alexander Scourby, Robert Pastene and SUCCESS STORY, (11), 7:00 p.m.Don Loper, well-. Dolores Vitina star in Henry Van Dyké s Christ- known clothes designer,unveils new creations mas classics,"The Other Wise Man."(Color for 1958. kine) RKO'S FINEST,(9),7:30 p.m. "Those Endearing FIRST SHOW, (11),10:30 p.m."Tell No Tales," YoungCharms,"starringRobert Young and starring Melvyn Douglas, Gene Lockhart, Doug- Laraine Day. lasDumbrille, LouisePlatt. JERRY LEWIS SHOW, (4), 8:00 p.m. Sammy Davis, Jr.,CountBasieandRonnieDeauvillejoin Who's Guesting comedian Jerry Lewisinan hour of comedy TRUTH OR CONSEQUENCES, (4), 7:00 p.m. Ernie and music. Kovacs guests. FRANK SINATRA SHOW, (7), 9:00 p.m. "The Feel- ingIs Mutual,"starringDavidWayne and What's Special Janice Rule. CHRISTMAS SERVICES,(4),8:00 a.m. Christmas morning services from Washington's Protestant Who's Guesting Episcopal Cathedral. PERSON TO PERSON, (2),9:30 p.m. Edward R. NBC MATINEE THEATER, (4), 12:00 p.m. Eighth MurrowinterviewsactressJoanne Woodward annualproductionofGianCarlo Menotti's andviolinistMischa Elman andhiswife -- "Amahl and the Night Visitors."(Live color) all from Manhattan. BALLERINA PATRICIA WILDE ...Dances "The Nutcracker Ballet' EDDIE ALBERT, on Seven Lively Arts NOREEN NASH THE CLEAVER FAMILY LANA TURNER, CLARK GABLE HELEN HUMES ... 'Pattern for Death" ...Yuletide Fun on Leave Honky Tonk on Colgate Theatre ...Guest on Stars of Jazz onSchlitz It To Beaver HOLLAND'S Odds and Ends: LorraineBendix blasted into Lifeof Riley like a fresh gust of wind and when she was through she had V added a zestful new kind of brash comedy for TV. It's a cinch her character of Awful Annie will be around for quite z- a while ... Shawn Meany who was on KHJ-TV a while back, DUG BY JACK HOLLAND is now back hosting two more shows: Bishop Sheen and Crusade in the Pacific ... Allyn Joslyn adds a lot of spark to the Eve Arden show, but, of course, he has made a career THIS is the time of the year when producers of TV out of sparking all kinds of productions... Commercials shows look anxiously over their shoulders and peer into for the new cars are getting to be about as nauseating as the the glaring eyes of their sponsors. This is when a smile commercials for body odors and cigarettes. Speaking of or a frown can be a light in the darkness or a catastrophe. cigarettes, it's apparently vital now to be a song writer too This is when some shows will shake with cancellation quiv- if you're going to write ad copy for the smokies. Those ers while others will don more vitamins bravely. But, from jingles, for the most part, sound like they were designed most reports, it does seem that of the new offerings, Have purely oat of old notes left over from songs that didn't sell. Gun, Will Travel, and Maverick are in the healthiest state. Interesting remarks made by Gerald W. Tasker, v.p. of a The rest of the shows leading the pack are the old standbys, big advertising agency. He claims that TV viewers are getting like Gunsmoke, Wells Fargo, Wyatt Earp, Ed Sullivan, Jack more critical and more selective in their viewing. This Benny, andDanny Thomas.Its' amazing how fast Danny has should come as no big surprise since for over a year there moved ahead. The new time slot was apparently the an- have been ample indications that the public is no longer swer, for now he has the ranking situation comedy on TV. taking just anything offered to them. Most of the people This must be gratifying to Mr. T. after his years of trying I've talked to speak mainly of just watching the old movies to make a dent with this amusing show. Its always been on TV. It would be interesting to see how loyal the viewers a good offering, but apparently a good many are just finding are to the old pictures as compared to their sustained interest that out. in some of the top TV shows. Stan Kenton is really out to prove something. He opened Still would like to see you all at the production of The his Rendevous Ballroom at Balboa last week-end. It was a Robe at the Music Box Theatre in Hollywood. This seems like daring thing to do considering that Balboa is thought to be exactly the right show for this Christmas season. Shopping, primarily a summer resort and that the band business was of course, is taking up a lot of everybody's time but this play supposedly not so healthy these days. But at a party he gave can offer some spiritual food as well as entertainment. recently he was telling Bob Crosby and others that he felt This is the time of year when you are suddenly reminded TV had not wiped out band business, but that it might even again of all the people who have shown you such kindness have been a boost to the boys with the bands. At any rate, during the rest of the year. It's easy to take such kindnesses his experiment will be interesting to watch. Most young as a matter of course and yet they shouldn't be so treated. people have no place to go on dates here so theRendevous Somehow thoughtfulness and consideration and kindness might just be their answer. (Continued on Page 23)

IN olden days the letter preceding "M" in the alphabet was considered bad luck and that's why it doesn't ap- pear in the felicitation, "Merry Christmas," and is also, of course, the derivation of the phrase, "Happy Noel." And that is what I wish all of you, with the admonition that if you're going to celebrate, drive carefully and avoid L. BY AUBREY DAHL "The Boy With Green Hair." (9) Beginning Dec. 23, 9:00. 1948. This film calls for a little imagination on the part of the viewer with a black and white TV set, because the got to have love interest ... especially at Christmas. crux of the story lies ín a specific color, but if the imagination "Keys of the Kingdom."(11) Dec. 22, 9:00. 1945. Adapted is put to work, I'm sure you'll find this a very enjoyable from A. J. Cronin's novel, this picture also pays tribute to movie. Dean Stockwell is a young war orphan living in a the pure in heart, in this case a missionary priest who under- small town with his grandfather, Pat O'Brien, and leading a goes told hardships to establish a haven for the oppressed normal life until he wakes up one morning to discover that bodies and spirits of China.. With Gregory Peck, Thomas he has green hair. At first, he revels in this new found Mitchell, Vincent Price and Roddy MacDowell, who has re- glory, but as the townspeople ascribe unattractive attributes cently received critical huzzahs for his performance in the to him because he is "Different," he becomes unhappy. hit play, "Compulsion." Finally, his head is shaved and it is not until he comes to "Tales of Hoffman." (5) Dec. 24, 9:30. 1951. Produced realize that he is a symbol for world peace does he find by "Red Shoes" Pressburger and Powell, this version of the satisfaction once more in being different. A charming, un- famous operetta features much of the same cast, including pretentious picture and it is interesting to note that Stock- Moira Shearer, Leonid* Massine, and Robert Helpmann, as well, who now looks like James Dean, has recently garnered well as Met baritone Robert Rounseville, and will appeal to critical huzzahs for his performance in the new hit play, those who appreciate art for art's sake... the visual effects "Compulsion." are stunning. "Miracle on34th Street." (2) Dec. 21, 10:00. 1947. Ed- "A Christmas Carol." (11) Dec. 24, 10:30. (2) Dec. 24, mundGwennis hired as Santa Claus at Macy's in New York 11:00. "God Bless Us All"... the American version on for the holidays, but instead of plugging the store's toys to KTTV and the English on KNXT. Same night, same time, the children, he makes up his own list and sends the children so you can Cratchit on either station. to whatever store happens to have their heart's desires.. . "Romance of the Redwoods." (5) Dec. 23, 10:30. What a even if it be Gimbal's. Macy's is about to fire him when they dirty twig. We wanted to make an airplane out of an Xmas discover that his actions have resulted in a wave of good will tree just to see the fir fly, but you sold us a pear tree with a and that a happier and more prosperous Christmas is in store partridge in it, and just part of a ridge makes us quail.. . for everyone. Ultimately, however, the good man's behavior I've never been sycamore in my life... you're no frond of finds him commited to Bellevue, but a surprise ending to this mine ... eucalyptus once but you'll never do it again sentimental movie puts things right and Maureen O'Hara that ought to teak me a lesson ... I'd as leaf go out and get and John Payne are united. Where did they come from? You trunk on eggnog and branch water. Oak? PAGE14 TV -RADIO LIFE DECEMBER21 SATURDAY%LOGS

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InformationReceived FromStations (2) (8)PRO HOCKEY Subject to Last Minute Change AFTERNOON 1 Detroit Red Wings vs. Black Hawks en Indicates movie DRESS BLUES -30m. at Chicago Stadium. © Indicates color 12 (2) (3) SATURDAY MATINEE (5) HOME SHOWCASE O O (4)GET THE FACTS (9)12 O'CLOCK THEATER MORNING O (7) SAGEBRUSH THEATER O (11) ELEANOR HEMPEL "BORDER BADMEN" and "RO- 7:40 (2) GIVE US THIS DAY The Manger Scene and history of MANCE OF THE WEST." 7:55 (2) NEWS HEADLINES theNativityre-enactedbyElMonte (10) GENE AUTRY MOVIE schoolchildren,Mrs.Hempel explains (2)SUSAN'S SHOW Christmas traditionsintoday's holiday (11) DICK WHITTINGHILL-5hrs. 8 (5) COUNTRY JUBILEE program. 1:30 (4)FILM -30m. Country and Western music fea- (13) BLUE RIBBON THEATER O "Christmas Is a Song" withSt. turing Eddie Cletro. "SWISS FAMILY ROBINSON." Francis Choir-from Santa Barbara Mis- (8)FRONTIER FEATURE sion. O (2) LAUREL AND HARDY (10) THIS IS THE ANSWER 12:30 (5)HOME SHOWCASE O (7) ROCKY JONES 8:10 (4)EARLY FARM REPORT "BROKEN HORSESHOE" with (8) LONE RANGER Robert Beatty and Elizabeth Sellars. 8:30 (2) CARTOON -15m. (4)FARMS AND GARDENS (10) WORDS AND MUSIC 8:45 (2) CAPTAIN KANGAROO (4) RUFF & READY 9 (7) TRIPLE THEATER O "RANGE BEYOND THE BLUE," "PARADISE CANYON," "TERRORS ON HORSEBACK." L (8) CAPT. KANGAROO -60m. SKETBA (10) HOWDY DOODY 9:30 (4)(10) FURY -30m. (5) DOUBLE -BARREL TH. O THIS WEEK'S SCHEDULE "BLACK ACES," Buck Jones. 9:45 (13) SACRED HEART (2) (8) MIGHTY MOUSE 10 (4)(10) ANDY'S GANG -30m. SCvs (11) SATURDAY WESTERNS co (13) DECISION 10:15 (9) NEWS REVIEW OHIO STATE 10:30 (2) MID -MORNING MOVIE O "JACK LONDON." Michael O'Shea Fri. Dec. 27 7:30 PM and Virginia Mayo star in the film biog- raphy of the famous author. (4)HOWDY DOODY-30m. 9 (5) DOUBLE -BARREL TH. O "RUSTLERS ROUNDUP" (8)LEARN TO DRAW UCLAvs (9) MORNING MOVIE O (10) TO BE ANNOUNCED MICHIGAN STATE (13) RHYTHM REVIEW 10:45 (8) TINY TOWN RANCH Fri. Dec. 27 9:30 PM 10:55 (3) NEWS (3) (4)(10) PRO BASKETBALL 11 Minneapolis vs.Boston Celticsat Boston Garden. (13) DECISION KNX 1070 11:30 (5) PLAYCRAFTERS CLUB -30m. Arnold Pike presents Dorothy Love of Hollywood High Adult Education. Sub- ject: "A Christmas Carol." (8)SAGEBRUSH THEATER Brought to you by PEPSI COLA and your O (13) BIG PICTURE FOOD STORES

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(9) MIDDAY MATINEE (10) LIBERACE-30m. Betsy Gay on Joe Allison's giant country "A GIRL, A GUY AND A GOB" (11) DICK WHITTINGHILL and western variety. (13) MILLION $ MOVIE 5:30 (2) LAUREL AND HARDY (9) SATURDAY PLAYHOUSE "DELIGHTFULLY DANGEROUS." (3) ADV. OF KIT CARSON "THIS LAND ISMINE."(1943) 2(4) NORVELL GILLESPIE (5) BOWLING TIME -60m. Charles Laughton and Maureen O'Hara. (10) GABBY HAYES -30m. (7) JOE PALOOKA (10) SILENT SERVICE -30m. 2:30 (4) INDUSTRY ON PARADE (8) THIS DAY 1957 (11) HARBOR COMMAND (5) MIDGET AUTO RACES (10) PRICE IS RIGHT A coded cablegram holds the key Kids race their own cars today. to contraband narcotics hidden aboard (13) CORLISS ARCHER -30m. an incoming ship, the smuggler, and the (10) SATURDAY MATINEE Ca 5:45 (2) NEWS & SPORTS 2:45 (4) FILM -15m. killer of a narcotics agent. "A Time for Valor." Story of Jew- 7:30 (2) (8) DICK AND DUCHESS ish Hanakuh. EVENING A couple of white lies lead to fam- (4) BIG PICTURE -30m. ily complications when Dick Starrett and 3 6 (2) OUR MISS BROOKS his partner and their wives spend a week (7) COWBOY ROUNDUP o (3) (7) LAWRENCE WELK-60m. end in the country. (9) AFTERNOON MOVIE o Music Makers Christmas party fea- (3) MEN OF ANNAPOLIS "STEP LIVELY." A harrassed turing"Let'sHave anOldFashioned Broadway producer has trouble dodging Christmas,""Nuttin'forChristmas," (4) (10) PEOPLE ARE FUNNY creditors. Frank Sinatra, Gloria DeHaven. and "The Night Before Christmas." Shirley Saunders and Bob Kardell (13) BIG STAR MOVIE play the anagram game again on their (4) WESTERN MARSHAL way to $20,000. In another stunt the first "HOME OF THE BRAVE." (1949) When SteveDonovan andRusty girl chosen by Univac returns with the 3:15 (2) SPORTS AWARD -15m. Lee open a U.S.Marshal'sofficein a husband of her own choice rather than 3:30 (2) LEARNING '57 lawless frontier town they encounter con- Univac's. Finally two boys trytopick (3) MARTIN -JOHNSON FILM siderable opposition. one of three dogs worth $500, $150 and $5 (4) FILM -30m. (8) DR. HUDSON -30m. in cash respectively. "High Road." Story ofair trans- (9) TIM HOLT THEATER o (11) SHERIFF OF COCHISE portation. "SAGEBRUSH LAW" Fourbandits,with a thorough (6) HIGH ROAD TO DANGER (10) NAT "KING" COLE -30m. knowledge of details and procedure, (8) TEEN DANCE TIME plaguea chainofsuper markets with (11) HOPALONG CASSIDY-30m. daring robberies. John Bromfield. 3:45 (8) TINY TOWN RANCH A gypsy'smessagehelpsHoppy A (2) WILD BILL HICKOK trap a killer in "Gypsy Destiny." (13) MOVIE PREMIERE O "CHRISTMAS EVE." Three ne'er- F (3) (6) (7) ALL-STAR GOLF (13) CORONET THEATER do-well foster sons of a wealthy, eccen- GeneSarazen,one ofgolfdom's "BATTLES OF CHIEF PONTIAC." tricold lady face difficulties when they greatest since Bobby Jones, twice winner Lex Barker, Lon Chaney, Helen West- decidetogo home for Christmas Eve. of the U.S. Open and three -time winner cott in the story of the British efforts to GeorgeRaft,GeorgeBrent,Randolph of the PGA, tackles reigning champ Gene negotiate a treaty with the famous and Scott, Joan Blondell, Ann Harding. Littler on the Paradise Valley layout at powerful Indian chief. Phoenix, Arizona. 6:25 (2) NEWS AND SPORTS (2) (8) GALE STORM -30m. (4) TRUE STORY -30m. 8 Susanna's zany antics undergo sur- 6:30 (2)(8) PERRY MASON -60m. veilance by a psychiatrist enroute to Am- (5) HORSE RACES -30m. Blackmail that continues for more sterdam, but Susanna creates doubt as (8) WILD BILL HICKOK than 20 years until it explodes into mur- to who belongs to a straight -Jacket. (10) VICTORY AT SEA der is the theme of tonight's drama "The CaseoftheBaitedHook." Mason is (3) (4) (10) PERRY COMO j 4:30 (2) SAT. FANFARE -30m. drawn into the case when a man and a Perry is host to Burr Tillstrom with (4) DETECTIVE'S DIARY woman, wearing a heavy veil, arouse his Kukla and 011ie, the McGuire Sisters and (5) BOSS LADY -30m. curiosity by the cloak-and-dagger man- the Marquis Chimps. The Ray Charles ner in which they present his fee. Singers and Mitchell Ayers and his Or- (8) MILLION $ MOVIE o chestra assist. (Color kine) (9) BIG MATINEE (4) FRONTIER -30m. o O (5) SAT. NIGHT MOVIE "CASANOVA BROWN." (1944) "Tomas andthe Widow"with Gary Cooper and Teresa Wright. Touch Connors, James Gavin and Laura "HARD TO HANDLE." James Cag- Elliott. The true story of a pioneer wid- ney, Mae Clark ina movie about gang- (10) NEWS -15m. ow's quest for revenge of her husband's sters, girls and . . . grapefruit! (11) WHITTINGHILL HOBBY death. (7) CHANNEL 7 THEATER CORNER (5) STRICTLY INFORMAL -30m. "FIFTY SECOND STREET." A (13) WEEKEND WESTERN o (6) SHERLOCK HOLMES-30m. lavishmusicalabout the famous New "HITTIN' THE TRAIL" (10) TIC TAC DOUGH York street and one of its families with 4:45 (10) PATIO CHATS Ian Hunter, Leo Carrilo, Zazu Pitts and (11) MICKEY ROONEY-30m. (2) LONE RANGER KennyBaker. 5 Posingas desperado JuanRingo, (3) GALE STORM SHOW (11) STUDIO "57"-30m. the Lone Ranger "kills" himself in order 7 (4) CHARLIE CHAN-30m. A New York cab driver helps re- store thefaith of to gain information on the ringleader of (5) HOMETOWN JAMBOREE twomodern-day a vicious gang engagedinsmuggling Scroogesin"Once Upon a Christmas A program of Christmas music is Eve," starring Keenan Wynn. guns across the border into Mexico. heardtonightincluding "Frosty the (3) COUNTRY MUSIC JUBILEE Snowman," "ChristmasCan't Be Far 8:30 (2) (8) HAVE GUN, WILL TRAV'L (4) VACATION TIME Away," "Noel," "Santa Claus Is Coming Paladin (Richard Boone) finds him- Hal Sawyer subs for regular host to Town," "Rudolph the Red -Nosed Rein- self hard put to prove the meaning of Jack McElroy. He shows films of his trip deer," "Santa's Little Sleigh Bells" and Christmas and forgiveness to an embit- "All I Want for Christmas Is My Two tered to Europe last summer and films ofa rancher who hasthewaysof cruise around South America. Front Teeth." Scrooge with his help, and who plans to hang a Pawnee chief on the holiday's eve. (5) PET LIFE -30m. (6) OPENING NIGHT "FALLEN SPARROW" with John (6) TV READER'S DIGEST (6) SATURDAY MATINEE o Garfield, Maureen O'Hara. "CHECK AND DOUBLE CHECK," (9) BIG FEATURE with Amos 'n Andy. (7) COUNTRY AMERICA -60m. "OUT OF THE PAST." (1948) Rob- The singing Frontiersmen Join reg- ert Mitchum, Jane Greer, Kirk Douglas, (7) MY HERO -30m. ulars Jimmy Jackson, Debby Kay and Rhonda Fleming. PAGE 16 TV -RADIO LIFE DECEMBER21 SATURDAY7'LOGS (11) READER'S DIGEST -30m. diers." Santa Clausisintroducedin a (6) STARLIGHT MOVIE "When the Wise Man Appeared." production number. "VALLEY OF THE SUN," with Strange things happen to several adults (5) KTLA 5 STAR THEATER cp James Craig, Lucille Ball. watching a young boy trudging across "AIR FORCE." John Garfield stars (7) SPACE ADVENTURES open countrytohisschoolplay.Dick in a thrilling story of the U.S. Air Force "ROCKETSHIP X.M." (1950) Foran, Rudy Lee. and its gallant men. Lloyd Bridges, Osa Massen, Hugh O'Brien (2) (8) GUNSMOKE (7) COLONEL MARCH -30m. and Noah Beery, Jr. 9 Thelifeofsultrysaloonhostess (8) SHERIFF OF COCHISE (8) LATE SHOW © KittyRussellisimperiled when she's (13) STARLIGHT THEATER © deserted by her suitor, an Eastern dude, (11) SAN FRANCISCO BEAT "KID MONK BARONI." Anunat- and left alone on a desolate Kansas plain. Pickpocket with a yen for diamonds tractive young man turns to boxing to (3) DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS -30m and tourist -victim with yen for lar- earn enough money to have plastic surg- cenyareingredientsof"James ery performed on h s face. Richard Ro- (4) (10) CLUB OASIS -30m. Sunday Case." Warner Anderson ber, Bruce Cabot. Fred Waring and his Pennsylvan- and Tom Tully. ians with Gordon Goodman, Patti Beem- (3) PREMIERE THEATER es, Frank Davis and Joe Marine salute 1 1 "TWENTIETH CENTURY," with the holidays wijh aspecial program of (2) FABULOUS '52 John Barrymore and Carole Lombard. Christmas music. 10"MIRACLE ON 34TH STREET." (4) LEE GIROUX-NEWS (6) LAWRENCE WELK-60m. A lovable old man takes a Job as a department store Santa Claus and (5) MOREY AMSTERDAM -60m. (11) SCIENCE FICTION -30m. creates all sorts of confusion when (10) SAT. NIGHT MOVIE "Miracle Hour." Broadway director he insists he really is St. Nicholas! "YANK ON THE BURMA ROAD." holdsouthope a miraclewillrestore (Guess what . . . he really is!) Ed- Laraine Day, Barry Nelson. sight toblind sonofhis fiancee.Dick mundGwenn,Maureen O'Hara, Foran, Jean Byron and Charles Herbert. John Payne,NatalieWood and 1 1:1 5 (4) FRANDSEN'S W'DUNIT Gene Lockhart star. "BULLDOG DRUMMOND'S PER- (13) SAT. NIGHT MOVIE IL."John Howard,John Barrymore, "IT HAPPENED ON FIFTH AVE- (3) (4) (10) WHAT'S IT FOR Louise Campbell. UE." Victor Moore, Don DeFore and (6) (7) WALLACE INTERVIEW 11:30 (9) STARLIGHT THEATER CD Ann Harding in a delightful film about a Leonard Ross, 11 -year -old San Fer- "THE LOCKET."(1947) Laraine lovableoldvagabond who spendshis nando Valley stock market expert, who Day,RobertMitchum,BrianAherne, winters in a millionaire's New York man is one of television's biggest money win- Gene Raymond. sion without the owner's knowledge! ners, gives Mike Wallace his opinions on (2) BIG HIT MOVIE 9:30 (2) PLYMOUTH PLAYHSE.-30m recentstockmarketactivity.Wallace 12 "HE RAN ALL THE WAY." A Without funds, because the police considers the youngster one of the most remarkable children in America. fugitive from Justice invades a home and have closed down his backroom gambling uses it as a hideout after a policeman is casino, suave Willie Dante needs money (8) HARBOR COMMAND murdered during a hold-up. John Gar- to re -open in "No Limit" starring Dick (9) SATURDAY FEATURE field,Shelley Winters, Wallace Ford. Powell. "CHINA SKY."RandolphScott, (5) 'NEWS ROUNDUP (3) PATRICE MUNSEL-30m. Ruth Warrick, Ellen Drew. (7) MIDNIGHT MOVIE (4) (10) GISELE MACKENZIE (11) TOWN HALL PARTY "STAND-IN." (1937) An efficiency Giselepresents a Yuletide season Top western and country variety expert from New York is sent to Holly- program as she sings "Too Fat for the show hosted by Jay Stewart, Tex wood to straighten out a floundering mo- Chimney," "Santa Claus IsComing to Williams, Spade Cooley and Doye vie studio and in doing so changes from Town," á French version of -Rudolph the O'Dell. a paragon of precision to a sympathetic Red -Nosed Reindeer" and, with the Cur- .human being. Leslie Howard, Humphrey few Kids, "Parade of the Wooden Sol - 10:30 %3) (4) (10) HIT PARADE Bogart, Joan Blondell. 12:05 (5) BOWLING 12:45 (10) CHANNEL 10 NEWS -15m. "TOWN HALL PARTY" 1:30 (21 GIVE US THIS DAY Tonight 10 P.M. to 1 A.M. First L. A. Telecast with Channel Eleven's one of the Fabulous 52! 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InformationReceivedFromStations (4) PATHWAYS -30m. 11:45 (8) SUN. MAT. THEATER Subject to Last Minute Change A review of previous shows today. CI Indicates movie Jack Latham hosts. Final program. (10) REALTY REVIEW -15m. 0 Indicates color (10) GET SET-GO! AFTERNOON MORNING (11) GREAT CHURCHES OF THE GOLDEN WEST 7:45 (7) PUBLIC SERVICE FILM Rev. Karl E. Kniseley of First Lu- (5) THE CHALLENGE Religious show with Jack Schuler. 7:55 (2) NEWS HEADLINES theran Church of Glendale tells the dra- 12 (2) (8) U.N. IN ACTION matic, seldom -heard story of the birth (7) 770 ON TV of a second Christ child in "There isa 8 (5) IN GOD WE TRUST Second Christmas." (9) 12 NOON MOVIE "SOUTH OF SANTA FE" o Special telecast featuring a drama- (13) GHOST TOWNS -30m. tizationofJohnGreenleafWhittier's (11) NOON -TIME FEATURE 150th anniversary. 11:25 (3) NEWS -5m. "MARKED FOR MURDER" (7)J. M. BROWN THEATER 11:30 12:15 (8) MOVIE (con't) "SHADOWS OF THE RANGE" Special o 8:30 (2) PUBLIC SERVICE FILM (3) (4) ASSIGNMT: S.E. ASIA 12:30 (5) GARDEN CHATS -30m. (4) FEATURE MOVIE Pulitzerprize-winnerJames A. (7) SOUND STAGE -30m. "HOME SWEET HOMICIDE." Michenerisguide and on -camera (5) SUNDAY WESTERN narrator of a 90 -minute color film (3) DAN SMOOT-30m. "SMOKE TREE RANGE" takeninthe farthest reaches of 1 Southeast Asia. President Sukarno (4) HARVEST -30m. © Dr. Baxter discusses Christmas 400 (8) LET THERE BE LIGHT ofIndonesia,President Diem of years ago. (10) CHRISTIAN SCIENCE -15m. Vietnam,TankuAbdulRaman, 8:45 (9) OFF TO ADVENTURE Chief Minister of Malayan Federa- (5) SUNDAY MOVIE o (10) MAN TO MAN tion, Lim Yew Hock, Chief Minister "JUNGLE PATROL." Christine of Singapore and Sir Robert Scott, Miller, Elyse Knox, Jean Reynolds ina 8:55 (3) NEWS-Sm. British High Commissioner for S.E. movie about a U.S.O. troupe entertaining 9 (2) LET'S TAKE A TRIP Asiaareprominentmen inter- GI's in the jungles of the South Pacific. viewed. Viewers see dances, a pup- (7) CHRISTIAN SCIENCE HEALS (7) FAITH FOR TODAY pet show, Siamese boxing, an opium (8) RELIGIOUS TOWN HALL den and lifein village on Bali, on (8) FRONTIER THEATER O (9) EARLY THEATER (* Ambon and in Thailand. Highlights (9) MOVIE MATINEE "THEY LIVE BY NIGHT." (1950) of the program are films of cere- "I'LL BE SEEING YOU." (1944) Cathy O'Donnell and Farley Granger star monies of the two major religions, Ginger Rogers, Joseph Cotten. (See to- as two frightened young people who in- Buddism and Islam. day's logs at 9:00 p.m. for plot details.) nocently become involved with some des- perate killers. (10) WHAT'S YOUR TROUBLE (10) SAN DIEGO CAMERA (10) THIS IS THE LIFE (13) BIG MOVIE (11) THE CHRISTOPHERS-30m. (11) EDDIE CLETRO SHOW "GOLDEN MADONNA" "It's Your Government," with Jer- ry Colonna and government leadersof 9:30 (2) LIGHT OF FAITH New York. (5) SUNDAY WESTERN (13) CAL'S CORRAL-2t/2hrs. "RIDERS OF THE DESERT" p CALIFORNIA-? (7) JOHN WAYNE THEATER BELIEVEIN 1:15 (3) THIS IS THE LIFE "TRAIL BEYOND" (7) GORDON'S GARDEN -15m. (8) BIRTHDAY CAROUSEL Ninth annual Christmas show dem- (10) MORNING MOVIE BUY -Y -YCALIFORNIA-1 onstrates holiday arrangements from gar- "SWING YOUR LADY" o den materials "Inside the Living Room." (13) BIG PICTURE 1:30 (4) I.G.Y.-30m. "The Ends of the Earth." A look at (2) FACE THE NATION 1 FULL ACRE known facts about the Antarctic and a 10(4) MR. WIZARD -30m. summary of many unknowns. The sub- (8) SACRED HEART -30m. FULL jectof glaciologyisimportant part of PRICE program. Dr. Lawrence Gould is guest. (13) DECISION $695°_° (7) MESSAGE OF THE MASTER 10:15 (8) THE CHRISTOPHERS $69.50 DOWN-EASY TERMS! "Why Was I Born?"Christmas 10:30 (4) FRONTIERS OF FAITH Located in beautiful Indian Wells Valley ... message of Jean Valentine. "Boulevard Jasmine," a drama by near an established community of 20,000 (10) CHAMP. BOWLING -30m. Sylvia Berger of modern-day Jews in the people ... 41/2 miles from the Nots Main Gate ghetto of Casablanca. (Postponed from - The world's largest naval ordnance testing (11) ANTHONY NORVELL November 24.) base for rockets & missiles - "How Ho Be the Architect of Your Destiny" through power of the mind. (5) SUNDAY MOVIE DON'T LET THIS ONE "ONE SUNDAY AFTERNOON." GET AWAY! 1:45 (2) EXTRA POINT -60m. (9) MORNING MOVIE Full particulars willbesent you right away - (3) INDUSTRY ON PARADE "NEVADA." (1945) Youngcow- No obligation (11) DOUBLE BILL puncher exposes a gang of landgrabbing ----- MAIL COUPON TODAY----- "FRIENDLYENEMIES." (1942) crooks. Robert Mitchum, Anne Jeffreys. CARLGATE CORP. DEPT. TVRL 6272 Yucca St. Charles Winninger and Charlie Ruggles (13) RHYTHM REVIEW Hollywood 28, Calif. portraytwofirstgenerationGerman - 10:45 (2) FOOTBALL KICKOFF -15m. Please rush China Lake Acres information on: Americans torn apart by World War I. Residential Sites Business Sites (2) SUNDAY MATINEE (7) FEATURE PLAYHOUSE Motel Sites Trailer Parks "SHADOW OF DEATH" Highway Frontage General Information 2 "SWORD OF VENUS." The Count of Monte Cristo's sonis framed with a (8) SAGEBRUSH THEATER NAME murder charge by a group of criminals (2) PRO FOOTBALL GAME ADDRESS out to get the family fortune. Dan O'Her- 11 PittsburghSteelersvs. Chicago lihy, Catherine McLeod, Robert Clarke. Cardinals at Chicago. CITY PHONE (3) TRAVELOG -30m. PAGE 18 TV -RADIO LIFE DECEMBER 22 SUNDAY(-7-'LOGS

(4) SURVIVAL -30m. (7) COLLEGE NEWS CONF. (3) (4) MEET THE PRESS HostAlbert E. Burkediscusses (8) 7 LIVELY ARTS AninterviewatthePalaisDee "Standing Room Only." ChaillotsinParis with General Laurie (5) AUTO RACES-3hrs. 4:15 (9) BIG MATINEE Norstad, Supreme Allied Commander of (7) ROCKY JONES -30m. "BERLIN EXPRESS." (1947) Mur- NATO with WilliamH. Lawrence, Jo- der and espionage ride aboard a crack seph C.Harsch, Marquis Childs and a (8) ZOORAMA-30m. Europeantrain in a thrillerstarring fourth panelist to be announced. 2:30 Merle Oberon, Robert Ryan, Paul Lukas. (3) RELIGION IN LIFE (5) BUGS BUNNY (4) OUR GREATEST RESOURCE 4:30 (2) CLETE ROBERTS-30m. (7) ANNIE OAKLEY-30m. Faculty and students of Claremont College guest today. (3) AMERICAN LEGEND -30m. (8) THIS DAY 1957 (6) THE CHRISTOPHERS-30m. (6) (7) PAUL WINCHELL SH. (9) CHAMP BOWLING -60m. Roger Price, creator of "Droodles," Tom Hennessygoes afterfifth (7) RIN TIN TIN -30m. and the Hustreis, a trapeze act. "Boundary Busters." Homesteading straight win against Pete Carter. couple, forced from their land by decree, (13) REV. SAILHAMER-30m. (11) JUNGLE JIM -30m. vow to return during land rush despite S(2) 7 LIVELY ARTS "TheSacredScarab,"good -luck threats by land grabbers. pieceof ancient kings, leads Jim on a Tchaikovsky's celebrated Christmas mission through unexplored Jungles. (8) MILLION $ MOVIE ballet "The Nutcracker" performed by (10) SPEAK YOUR MIND -30m. the famed New York CityBallet with (13) REVIVAL HOUR -30m. 2:45 (9) AFTERNOON THEATER Maria Tallchief and Andre Eglevsky in 6:10 (8) SPORTS-Sm. leadroles.George Balanchinehas re - "SEE MY LAWYER." (1949)Ol- choreographedtheballetfor 6:15 (8) WEATHER WORD sen and Johnson bring their zany talents camera techniquesof TV. The ballettellsthe 6:20 (8) EXPERIENCES OF PEOPLE to this movie about a firm of penniless story of a nutcracker, shaped like a sol- lawyers. dier, which comes to life as a handsome 6:30 (2) (8) 20TH CENTURY 3 (3) SUNDAY CINEMA prince and takes thelittlegirlofthe "Auto Biography." The story of the o house through a fairyland of adventure development of the automobile from the (4) THIS IS THE LIFE on Christmas Eve. John Crosby hosts. earlyhorseless carriage to present day electronic -powered cars. (6) SUNDAY MATINEE o (3) DISNEYLAND -60m. "ACE OF ACES" (4) OUTLOOK -30m. (5) POPEYE CARTOONS (7) JOHN HOPKINS FILE (5) POLKA PARADE -60m. "Campus Christmas" features the (7) TEXAS RANGERS Santa Claus from Santa's Village 70 -voice Johns Hopkins University Glee "Blazing Across thePecos." Two Joins Dick Sinclair and his cast in "The Club, a visittohistoricWilliamand gunmen insight Indians to raid a freight- Santa VillagePolka."FrancesIrwin Mary and the traditional Christmas mes- er's supply trains, hoping to gain control sings "Rudolph the Red Nosed Reindeer," sage of Dr. Milton Eisenhower. of the routes before the advancing rail- Walter Ekard solos on "Adeste Fidelis" road reaches the area. (10) MEET THE PRESS and Ole Svenson presents his version of (8) LONE RANGER -30m. "The Night Before Christmas." "Jingle 3:15 (2) KNXT NEWS -15m. (13) CHURCH IN HOME -30m. Bells" and "Let It Snow" are also heard. (11) FILM DRAMA (7) THE FALCON -30m. "A Husband Appears." 5:30 (4) SABER OF LONDON Colonel March, concerned about the (11) WALLACE BEERY TH. 3:30 (2) AFTERNOON SHOW "JACKASS MAIL." (1942) Wallace "FIRE OVER ENGLAND." Sir Lau-o disappearance ofhis ailing crony Major renceOlivier, Vivien Leigh and Raymond Bland calls in Mark Saber to investigate Massey ina story about the struggle for the matter in "Fast Cars and Girls." world domination between England and (5) LONG JOHN SILVER Spain during the sixteenth century. Christmasis dampened for young (4) FAITH OF OUR CHILDREN Jim Hawkins when he finds an orphan- $250 June Lockhart hostess. Subject: We age fullof children who are unable to need to know how to celebrate Christ- celebrate because of lack of funds-until mas. he finds a way to correct the situation. HOME CALL (Color film) TV PLUS PARTS (7) DEAN PIKE -30m. Rabbi Bernard Segal discusses tra- (6) PREMIERE PERFORMANCE ditions of Chanukah, the Jewish Festival "KEYS OF THE KINGDOM." REPAIR of Lights. Gregory Peck, Thomas Mitchell, Vincent Price. (10) ASK MAYOR DAIL 7) THE LONE RANGER DAY-NITE--SUNDAY (13) O. L. JAGGERS-60m. 'Letter Bride." Residents of a min- '/IMMEDIATE SERVICE ing town kidnap the mail-order bride of 3:45 (11) DOUBLE BILL (cont.) V BY TOP TECHNICIANS "KING OF THE TURF." (1939) A a Chinese laundryman in an outburst of down -and -outer becomes one of the most intolerance. g/ TUBES CHECKED WITH TUBE spectacular and colorfulfiguresof the (8) ANNIE OAKLEY-30m. CHECKERS racing and gambling world. Adolphe Men- NO GUESS WORK Jou, Walter Abel, Alan Dinehart. (10) MOVIE SPECTACULAR "MV DARLING CLEMENTINE." V GENUINE FACTORY PARTS 4 (3) KEY TO CLASSICS Henry Fonda, Linda Darnell. IN ORIGINAL CARTONS (4) (10) WIDE WIDE WORLD (11) ABBOTT AND COSTELLO f/ ALL SMALL TUBES AND PARTS "An Act of Law," the story of Jus- (13) THOMAS WYATT-30m, tice in the United States. Cameras tele- GUARANTEED 6 MONTHS vise U.S. courts, prisons and crime de- 5:45 (9) THIS WEEK IN SPORTS g/ ALL BILLS ITEMIZED tectioncenters and WilliamP.Roger, new U.S. Attorney General speaking from CITY WIDE SERVICE CALL Washington. Actor Wendell Corey is fea- EVENING tured in a skit on a remote farm outside HO 4-0226 LO 7-2214 DU 9-7469 Sacramento ina case ofa farmer and (2) AMOS 'N' ANDY -30m. PL 2-6103 WE 1-1126 AX 3-5211 his three sons who defy the government. 6 The Kingfish concocts a scheme to AN 9-2143 ShotsofLeavenworthfederal penin get back some stock he has sold Andy Kansas,Chilocothe,Ohio,Reformatory after he finds that itis now worth $100 and the main cell block at Alcatraz. a share, but Andy outsmarts him. T.V.

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Beery stars asa bandit who saves the 8:30 (6)(7) BOWLING STARS (5) TRACERS -30m. mail from another robber and signs on as Tony Lindemann and Dick Weber. An eccentric old man is murdered driverinorder to thieveinpeace and (9) STAR PERFORMANCE -30m. by a neighborhood tough who tries un- quiet but matters turn out far different- successfully to findhis supposedly hid- ly! Marjorie Main, J. Carrot Naish, Dar- "Press Conference." A berserk gun- man threatens the den fortune and Reganishired to find ryl Hickman head supporting cast. lifeof an important the missing money in "The Recluse." governmentofficial,providingunusual (13) ORAL ROBERTS-30m. copy for newsmen. Dennis Morgan stars. (7) SCOTLAND YARD -30m 6:45 (13) SHORT STORY 411) MARTIN KANE-30m. ! A «.«.'''`-(6)dog's paw print provides the vi- (2) (8) LASSIE -30m. "-' Lives of untold numbers are threat- tal clue to the solution of "Murder Anon- 7 Timmy makes a pact with small - ened when a vicious manipulator plants ymous," with attractive JillBennett. fry friend Roy (Gary Hunley) never to a deadlypoisoninmedicalchemicals (13) VOICE OF CALVARY talk to a girl and is immediately plunged with the hope of ruining the chemical 10:30 (2) (8) WHAT'S MY LINE -30m into trouble when a house guest named supplier and manufacturer. (4) KRCA PLAYHOUSE -30m. Willy turns out to be a "she." (13) DAN LUNDBERG-30m rft1"Christmas Every Day" with Craig (3) PEOPLE ARE FUNNY Cultural leader, pastor and educa- Stevens, Keith Byron, Madge Kennedy. (4) AMATEUR HOUR -30m. tordiscussrevolutionarytopic:"Does (5) TO BE ANNOUNCED Society Need toDe -Sentimentalize It- (6) (7) YOU ASKED FOR IT -30m self?" Dan Lundberg moderates. (6) STARLIGHT MOVIE "SWEEPSTAKES" James Gleason. Deap-pan comedian Buster Keaton (2) (8) G.E. THEATER -30m. recreateshis famous molasses scene of MargaretO'Brienstarsin"The (7) PARIS PRECINCT -30m. 1917; mummy -like swimmer escapes from Young Years" as a (10) RANCHO MARKET BASKET his bandages;youarethe magician girl who refuses to through the camera's eye; homing but- step across the threshold of womanhood (13) MILLION $ MOVIE terfliesrival famous swallows, and Art and closes the door on reality, surround- "WESTERN PACIFICAGENT." ingherself instead.Rod Baker shows a bloodless bullfight. with fantasy (1950) A detectivein search of a killer Taylorco-starswithSandraRodgers, fallsinlove with the sister of the mur- (9) HOLIDAY U.S.A.-30m. Dorothy Stickney, Millie Mack and Em- dered man. Kent Taylor,SheilaRyan, "Salt Lake City," Austin Greene. erson Treasy. Robert Lowery. (13) DAN SMOOT REPORTS (3) (4) (10) DINAH SHORE CD 10:45 (11) BILL WELSH-NEWS Roy Rogers and the Sons of the 7:15 (13) DAN RISS-NEWS (8) NEWS SPECIAL Pioneers headline Dinah's guest listto- (2) 7:30 (2) BACHELOR FATHER -30m. night along with John Raitt, Dizzy Dean, 11 (4)LEE GIROUX-NEWS Bentley Gregg findshisniecein Esther Williams and Romayne and Steele. (5) WANTED -30m. strange demand as a baby sitter with Harry Zimmerman directs the orchestra. August Junior Gerbigz, wanted by clientsevenofferingherbonusrates. (Color kine) authoritiesin Evansville,Indiana,for Little does he realize that he is respon- murder! sible for her many offers. (6) CONFIDENTIAL FILE -30m. (7) FRANKIE LAINE-30m. (7) NITECAP THEATER (3) DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS -30m (9) CHANNEL 9 MOVIE "WOMAN OF THE TOWN." (1944) (10) SALLY -30m. "I'LL BE SEEING YOU." (1944) This filmpurports to explain how Bat Mrs. Banford gives up her own in- Ginger Rogers and Joseph Cotten co-star Masterson, famous Western sheriff, vitationto Buckingham Palace so that ina tender story of two lonely, bewil- turned from the law to journalism. Al- Sally may be presented inher place. deredpeople who arerehabilitatedby bert Dekker, Claire Trevor, Barry Sulli- (5) PREMIERE SHOWING their love for each other. van. ^FABIOLA." The storyofa Ro- (11) PREM. PERFORMANCE (10) THE CHRISTOPHERS man soldier and a pagan girl who turn "THE KEYS OF THE KINGDOM." (11) SUNDAY SPORTS -10m. Christian only when both are sentenced (1944) GregoryPeckstarsasFather to death in the arena. Michele Morgan, Francis Chisholm, a man who becomes a 11:10 (11) FILM DRAMA Henri Vidal. missionaryandfindshislife'swork "Deadly Doubt," with John Bryant among the poor of a Chinese village. This and LauraElliottina drama of false (6) (7) MAVERICK -60m. pride and rehabilitation. "War of the Silver Kings." Maver- film, which spans hislife from 19 to 70 icksideswithtownspeople whenthe years,alsostars Thomas Mitchell,Sir 11:15 (2) BIG HIT MOVIES chips are down ina battle with a syndi- Cedric Hardwicke, Vincent Price. "OPERATION MANHUNT." A run- cate for control of a vast silver empire. (13) ORAL ROBERTS away Soviet agent carries a nation's top Edmund Lowe featured as the silver king. secrets in one pocket and a time bomb 9:392) (8) HITCHCOCK PRESENTS in the other. Harry Townes, Jacques Au- (9) STORIES OF WEST Dorothy Stickney andFred Gra- buchon, Will Kuluva. "APACHE ROSE," Roy Rogers. ham co-star in "Miss Paisley's Cat." A lonely woman befriends a cat after which (4) SUNDAY CINEMA (13) ENCHANTED LANDS -30m. a man gets murdered, an innocent man "SAHARA." (1943) Humphrey Bo- "West Indiesto South America," ishanged and a guilty murderer goes gart, Dan Duryea, Bruce Bennettin a with stop-overs in the Dominican Repub- free. (Not for cat lovers.) tautfilmabout an American sergeant lic and Trinidad, magic land of pulsating who holds off a German attack while one music, on the first leg of a world cruise. (5) DATE LINE -30m. of his men goes for reinforcements. (2) (8) ED SULLIVAN-60m. Dr. Ruth Barnard, noted Los An- gelespsychiatrist onmental health,is (8) LATE SHOW o 8 Singer Rise Stevens headlines to- interviewed by a panel of newspapermen. night's guestlist with Carol Lawrence, 11:30 (3) DAN SMOOT singer Frankie Lymon, the famous Mari- (6) PATRICE MUNSEL-30m. (5) NEWS -5m. onettes of Braunschweig, Germany and (7) POLICE CALLS -30m. harpist Robert Maxwell. (10) WISDOM SERIES -30m. (13) SUNDAY SING -30m. (3) (4) (10) STEVE ALLEN 11:35 (5)IT'S YOUR NICKEL Actor Tony Perkins, Gertrude Berg, (8) $64,000 CHALLENGE 11:45 (3) LATE NEWS Mahalia Jackson, baritone George Lon- (3) MOVIE (10) CHANNEL 10 NEWS don and United Nations choir guest with (4) (10) LORETTA YOUNG Steve tonight.LouisNye, Tom Poston 12 and Don Knotts add to the fun. (Color Loretta Young stars with Vaughn Taylor in "Three and Two, Please." To 12:45 (2) LATE SHOW kine) the patients at Mercy Hospital, the day "SWORD OF THE AVENGER." (13) THE BIG DEBATE -30m. before Christmas dawns Justlikeany SigridGurieandRaymondDelGado U.S.C.vs.Pepperdine debate the other day, drab and pain -filled. But Sis- star ina story of oppression, patriotism question: "That Capital Punishment ter Ann has plans to makeita very and eventual revenge in the Philippines. Should Be Abolished." special time. 1:45 (2) GIVE US THIS DAY PAGE 20 TV -RADIO LIFE DECEMBER23 informationReceived FromStations whoisaninveteratecontestentrant, Subject to Last Minute Change and who, with her husband, has dreamed Indicates movie ofhaving a more modernapartment, ©f Indicates color learns she has won a dream house on a Florida key. John Conte hosts. MORNING (5) MOVIE THEATER "TONY DRAWS A HORSE." Anne 5:4U (4) EARLY FARM REPORT Crawford, Derek Bond are the parents (4) TODAY -3 hrs. of a boy whose discipline becomes a moot 6 With Dave Garroway. question. WIN 6:30 (8) THIS IS MY FAITH 2:15 (7) GWINN'S MYSTERY (10) TODAY ON THE FARM 2:30 (2)(8) VERDICT IS YOURS GRAND PRIZE 6:45 (2) GIVE US THIS DAY 2:45 (7) GWINN'S MOVIE 6 -Week Matson Line Luxury (8) INDUSTRY ON PARADE "TWO LOST WORLDS." (1950) (8) FILM -15m. James Arness starsina movie spiced Cruise of the Pacific for two 6:50 (2) KNXT FARM REPORT with piracy, an erupting volcano and an earthquake.

(2) (8) PANORAMA PACIFIC 7 (2)(8) BRIGHTER DAY (4) (10) TODAY 1 (3) (4) (10) QUEEN FOR DAY (5) NEWS -5m. SECOND PRIZE 7:25 (10) TODAY'S DATE -BOOK (11) JACKSON WHEELER 7:30 (10) TODAY'S CARTOONS 1:05 (5) DOROTHY GARDINER 10 -Day Hawaiian Holiday for 8:25 (8) LOCAL NEWS "UNKNOWN WORLD." Victor Kil- two via Northwest Orient Airlines (2)(8) HOTEL COSMOPOLIT'N lian,Marilyn Nashina science fiction (4) (10) TIC TAC DOUGH thriller about a professor seeking a ha- 9 ven from the "H" bomb. (7) FUN TO REDUCE 9:15 (2)(8) LOVE OF LIFE 1:15 (2) (8) SECRET STORM (7) CHEF MILANI COOKS 1:30 (2) (8) EDGE OF NIGHT Ham ala Chef Milani and special 1:45 (3) (4) (10) MOD. ROMANCES Additional Prizes combinationHollydaysalad,for Mrs. (2) (8) GARRY MOORE Barbara Pilo of Lawndale. 2 (3) (4) (10) COMEDY TIME RCA Victor 21" Color TV Sets 9:30 (2) (8) SEARCH FOR TOMOR'W (5) POLICE CALLS-NEWS Gaffers & Sattler Automatic (4) (10) IT COULD BE YOU (7) AL JARVIS-60m. 9:45 (2) (8) GUIDING LIGHT 2:30 (2) (8) ARTHUR GODFREY-30m Gas Ranges (2) OUR MISS BROOKS (3) (4) TRUTH OR Natural Platinum Fox Fur Stole 10 (4) TEX AND JINX -30m. CONSEQUENCES (7) CHUCKO'S CARTOONS (6) HEALTH AND HAPPINESS $500 U.S. Savings Bond Chucko honors six -year -old Wade (10) PANTRY PLAYHOUSE Warner of Rolling Hills. Cartoons: "Of- "THE GREAT O'MALLEY" $300 Diamond Wrist Watch ficeBoy,'"Fire.Fire," "Winter Holi- (11) MY LITTLE MARGIE-30m. day,' "Charm Bracelet." 2:45 (6) FUN TO REDUCE RCA Victor Big "6" Transistor (8)LIFE WITH ELIZABETH 2:55 (9) SUSPECTS WANTED Radios (10) ARLENE FRANCIS -30m. 3 (3) (4) ARLENE FRANCIS 10:10 (5) CONSUMER'S REPORT (6) (7) AMERCN. BANDSTAND Boltaflex coveted 2 -piece 10:20 (5) CARTOONS (9) MILLION $ MOVIE Sectional 10:25 (2) (8) WALTER CRONKITE "THE GARDEN OF ALLAH." 10:30 (2) (8) AS WORLD TURNS (1936) Marlene Dietrich andCharles Samsonite 3 -piece Luggage Sets (4) HOWARD MILLER SHOW © Boyer co-starin a story of two people (5) GUIDEPOSTS -30m. whose love is destined to end in tragedy. Pedigreed Puppy - (10) TREASURE HUNT -30m. (11) STEVE MARTIN 3:30 (2) (8) STRIKE IT RICH Your choice of breed (2) (8) BEAT THE CLOCK (3) WOLO & ALOYSIUS 11 (5) ROMPER ROOM Beautiful Wallets (4)TREASURE HUNT (7) MY HERO -30m. Upcoming Jazz stylist Terry Mor- (5)MILADY -30m. And many other valuable prizes rell backed by the Bobby Hammack quar- (6)(7) TRUST YOUR WIFE tet plus a crossbow exhibition. (13)MUSICAL PARADE -75m. (10) PRICE IS RIGHT 3:45 (3)TELECOMICS-15m. (11) SOUND OFF CLUB (2)FAIRBANKS THEATER -30m. FOR DETAILS -SEE 11:30 (2) (8) HOUSE PARTY 4 (3)AMERICAN BANDSTAND (4) (10) BRIDE AND GROOM (4)THE PRICE IS RIGHT (7) A WOMAN'S DIARY (5)CARTOON CAROUSEL With hostess Dee Parker. (6)(7) AMERCN. BANDSTAND (8)EARLY SHOW TO DAY (11) SHERIFF JOHN 4:15 (13)SOCIAL SECURITY 11:50 (3) NEWS -5m. 4:30 (2)THE EARLY SHOW 6- 9a.m.MON. - FRI. 11:55 (3) KEY -T FARM REPORT "LADY IN THE IRON MASK." Determined tobe queen, an ambitious AFTERNOON princess imprisons her elder sister in an iron mask. Lois Hayward, Patricia Me- 12 (2) (8) BIG PAYOFF dina. (3) (4) (10) MAT. THEATER (4) MYRON J. BENNETT "In 25 Words or Less." A woman (9) MAGIC OF THE ATOM TV -RADIO LIFE PAGE 21 MONDAY(-7--LOGS DECEMBER 23

(10) JOHNNY DOWNS -60m. 6:15 (2) (8) DOUG EDWARDS-News (8) THIS DAY 1957 (11) WHITTINGHILL SERIALS (4) NBC NEWS -15m. (9) WHIRLYBIRDS -30m. (13) DESTINY -30m. (11) SUSIE-30m. Chuck and P. T. lose a student and 4:35 (4)J. McELROY MOVIE (13) CAL TINNEY SEES their'copterwhen a beautifulblond "DANGER STREET." Robert Low- 6:30 (2)(8) ROBIN HOOD -30m. learns to solo by aiding her boyfriend in ery, Jane Withers. "Prison Break." When Friar Tuck learns from a 4:45 (9) AFT. MOVIE THEATERID tearful 11 -year -old boy that his pet goose (10) THE VAGABOND -30m. (3) DANCE TIME -30m. has been sentenced to death for coming "Skiing in Squaw Valley." Ride on to the youngster's aid, the portly Friar world's largest skilift at the site of the 5 (6) (7) SUPERMAN -30m. calls on Robin Hood to help. 1960 Winter Olympic Games. "Beware the Wrecker." A bell -like (3) KEY THEATER soundistheonly cluetoa seriesof (11) THE GRAY GHOST baffling disasters. (4) CURT MASSEY SHOW "Christmas Carol." Mosby attempts Featuring Martha Tilton and Coun- to rescue one of his men, a neutral farm- (13) SIX GUN MOVIE try Washburne and his combo. Monday er, and save the farmer's expectant wife "UNDER TEXAS SKIES" through Thursday at this same time. from sure death when Union forces try 5:30 (3) DOUG. FAIRBANKS -30m. to burn the farm inretaliation for the (5) GIL MARTYN NEWS trooper hiding there. Tod Andrews. (5) DOUBLE TIME -30m. (6) O. HENRY PLAYHSE.-30m. SantaClausfromSantaVillage with his sleigh and elves visit program. (7) ALL STAR THEATER (13) WANDERLUST -30m. (10) THE GRAY GHOST "People ofthe Plumed Serpent." (6) (7) MICKEY MOUSE CLUB The peopleof Oaxaca and alost MOUSEKETEERS: Karen, Bonnie (13) STORIES OF CENTURY tribeofMayansinthe Yucatan Lynn, Linda and Don in a musical libra- 6:45 (4) JACK LATHAM Jungles bear resemblance and live ry. NEWSREEL SPECIAL: "Argentine (5) SAM BALTER SPORTS in an area of ancient heritage, yet Adventure,"Part6 - Yerra,authentic (11) GEORGE PUTNAM-NEWS livealife completely unrelated to gaucho festival, complete with music and theirtimelessphysicalsurround- dancing. DODDISM: "Everything is (2) (8) BURNS & ALLEN -30m. ings. Bill Burrud hosts. Fun." MOUSEKETEERS: "Alma Mater." 7 Curiosity of Gracie Allen and Blanche Mortonover what theirhus- 7:40 (8) PEOPLE IN NEWS (10) POPEYE CARTOONS bands are giving them for Christmas be- 5:45 (11) TOPPER -30m. comes a mink coat mystery with a triple 7:45 (3) INDUSTRY ON PARADE 5:50 (9) NEWS ROUNDUP misfire. (8) SPORTS 5:55 (2) WEATHER VANE (4) 26 MEN -30m. 7:50 (8) WEATHERWORD (9) SPORTS HEADLINES The disappearance of a U.S. mar- shal causes Captain Rynning and Harris 7:55 (8) NATIONAL NEWS (13) JIMMY FIDLER-5m. to investigate a seemingly peaceful val- ley. (2) (8) DANNY THOMAS SH. EVENING (5) TREASURES UNLIMITED 8 Danny decides the trained dog of his old vaudeville pal Bob Carter (Regis "ParazarroandtheCamino 6 (2) 6 O'CLOCK REPORT del Toomey) would make a wonderful com- Oro." panion for Rusty, but does not foresee (3) FIVE STAR FINAL (6) WATERFRONT -30m. complications when he agrees to take the (4) JACK LATHAM-5m. (7) SPORTS FOCUS -10m. dog after Bob decides to retire and find a good home for the dog. (5) ADV. OF POPEYE (9) LITTLE RASCALS -30m. Tom Hatten hosts "Popalong Pop. (10) THE HONEYMOONERS (3) KINGDOM OF THE SEA eye" and "My FeelingsIsHurt." (11) FRONTIER DOCTOR -30m. (4) (10) RESTLESS GUN -30m. Cartoons every night at this same A prettygirlisfound murdered Edward Ludwig directs a heart- time. after a secretmeeting withherboy- warming Christmas story "The Child." friend. Baxter is called to investigate. Itconcerns El Bruto (Dan Blocker), a (6) SGT. PRESTON -30m. great hulk of a man who has killed one (7) CHUCKO'S CARTOONS -30m (13) GOLDEN VOYAGE -30m. of two brothers by his bare hands. Vint Pami Kaplan of L.A., special Jack Douglas presents an intimate Bonner and Marshal Watt Jason capture birthday guest for cartoons "Gold pictureof a "Danish Christmas" him but on the way home a snow storm Chumps" and "Barnyard Friends." complete with dancing, baking the forces them to take shelter in a mission (8) DATELINE SAN DIEGO lusciouscookies, asid decorating where children are celebrating "Las Po- the manor Christmas tree. sadas,"theMexicanChristmascere- (9) CARTOON EXPRESS mony. Onelittleboy's trust and gen- (10) BOOTS AND SADDLES 7:10 (7) HANK WEAVER -5m. erosity leads to a happy solution to an (13) BAXTER WARD -NEWS 7:15 (7) JOHN DALY-NEWS unfortunate and tragic situation. Carlos Avevalo, Anthony Caruso, James Gleason 6:05 (4) WEATHER -JACK BLAKE 0 7:30 (2) TALENT SCOUTS and Elizabeth Garcia are featured. 6:10 (4) CHICK HEARN-SPORTS (3) THE PRICE IS RIGHT o (6) (7) GUY MITCHELL -30m. (5) MONDAY PREMIERE "ROMANCE OF THE REDWOODS." (9) STATE TROOPER Charles Bickford, Jean Parker co-star in A young married coupleisfound NUCOA PRESENTS a storyoflove,murder andrevenge shot in a house trailer on a seldom used played against the backgroundofthe back road, presenting a baffling mystery lack Douglas's rugged outdoors. to troopers in "Hills of Homicide." (6) KINGDOM OF SEA -30m. (11) DECOY -30m. al!7Golden (7) INNER SANCTUM -30m. "Two Days to Kill." Casey protects Voyage MONDAY, 7:00 PM "ADVENTURES OF POPEYE" Tom flatten 16P.M. Mon.thru Fri. Hosts 5P.M. Sun. KCOP IB KTLA D PAGE 22 TV -RADIO LIFE DECEMBER 23 MONDAY ' / LOGS

lovely Selma Richmond, only witness to (11) HIGHWAY PATROL romantic problems of a servicemanand a fatal shooting, whose boyfriend is sus- A paroled ex -con nearly commits a a careergirlcolumnist. Barbara Stan- pected of being a killer. "legal" murder when he finds the man wyck, Dennis Morgan, and Sydney Greenstreet. (13) CHAMP. WRESTLING he was supposed to have killed 13 years before. (3) FINAL EDITION 8:30 (2) (8) DECEMBER BRIDE 9:30 (3) DECEMBER BRIDE -30m. (4) JACK LATHAM-15m. The morning paper becomes a bone of contention at the Henshaw household (4) (10) GOODYR. THTR.-30m. (7) HANK WEAVER -60m. and full scale battle results with every- A man's life and the fate of a wag- Upcoming Jazz stylist Terry Mor- one moving to a new room. on train hinge on one hand of poker when rell backed by the Bobby Hammack quar- David Niven, as a small-time gambler tet plus a crossbow exhibition. (3) (4) (10) WELLS FARGO ina Western town, makes a desperate Shipments of rifles and ammunition proposition to a tough trail boss who has (9) SPORTS CAR REVIEW are being smuggled regularly from Lore - sworntokillhimin"The Tinhorn." Top sportscarpersonalitiesJoin do, Texas, across the border into Mexico MichaelPate,Willis Bouchey,Kasey Cam Cooper in a bright Christmas party, and Jim Hardieissent to investigate. Rogers, Frank Ferguson, Mort Mills and completewithcarols,games, and the Hardie changes a shipment of guns hop- Lillian Bronson are featured. usual talk about sports cars. ing it will lead to a solution of the gun- (6) (7) WELK'S TOP TUNES (10) TEN STAR MOVIE o running operation. ,o`Marni Nixon,whose singing voice "THE NARROW CORNER" (6)(7) BOLD JOURNEY -30m. has been used in numerous movies, heads (13) BAXTER 'WARD-NEWS South American adventurer visits tonight'sguestlist.Selectionswillbe 11:15 (4) CHICK HIEARN-SPORTS mystery city of Timbuktu inthe heart in keeping with Christmas spirit. (13) TOM DUGGAN-45m of Africa. Jack Douglas narrates. (11) CONFIDENTIAL FILE -30m. 11:30 (3) (4) TONIGHT -60m. (9) O. HENRY PLAYHOUSE Paul Coates-"A Christmas party you'll never forget." (5) LATE NEWS A miraclebefittingthestateof (2) DAVID NIVEN-30m. (8) MEET YOUR MAYOR Texas saves the lifeof a down-and-out 11:35 IT'S YOUR NICKEL boxer in "Hygeia at the Solito." 10 David Niven stars as an Anglican (5) priest who is captured and tourtured by (8) ARMED FORCES INFO. (11) BADGE 714-30m. savage Indians in "The Collar." Friday and Officer Smith base their 11:50 (8) NIGHT FINAL investigation of a night watchman's mur- (3) (4) (10) SUSPICION -60m. (6) HOLIDAY --30m. der on a few strands of dyed, bright red When an evil man dies suddenly, 12 hair found at the scene of the killing. aninvestigationleadsto many people (7) MIDNIGHT MYSTERIES who had motives to kill the man in "Dark (2) (8) HIGH ADVENTURE -60m Stairway." 12:10 (8) DAILY WORD 9 LowellThomas'second telecast (8) FOREIGN LEGION -30m. (11) LATE NEWS takes viewers across the Bearing Sea, 53 miles from the Jutting cliffsof Russian (11) GEORGE PUTNAM-NEWS 12:20 (11) SECOND SHOW Siberia-along the icy fence of the DEW "CROSSROADS." (1942) Adiplo- (Distant Early Warning) Line of Ameri-10:15 (11) PAUL COATES-15m. mat in the French Foreign Office becomes ca's northernmost air defenses and then 10:307-(2) CLETE ROBERTS-15m. the innocent victim of a blackmail ring due across the snow fields of the Arctic which threatens to prove heisreally a .,--'"<" (6) STARLIGHT MOVIE notorious criminal. William Powell, Hedy and a final dash for the North Pole at "TARNISHED ANGEL." the"topoftheWorld."Mr. Thomas Lamarr, Claire Trevor,Basil Rathbone. dedicatestonight'sprogramtoheroic (7) STARS OF JAZZ -30m. Del Moore hosts. Dane Peter Freuchen who died of a heart Dixieland Sextet headed by Rosy 12:30 (2) LATE SHOW attack soon after landing in Alaska. McHargue and singer Helen Humes oc- "THEATER ROYAL." A theatrical cupy guest spotlight tonight. - (3) (4) (10) TWENTY ONE -30m group in England decides to launch one (8) LATE SHOW last production before closing because of f(5) ROLLER DERBY (11) FIRST SHOW financial difficulties. Chesney Allen, Bud SanFranciscoBayBombersvs. "JOURNEY FOR MARGARET." Flanagan. Los Angeles Braves. (1942)Robert Young, Laraine Day and (4) FEATURE FILM (6) (7) VOICE OF FIRESTONE Margaret O'Brien in the tender story of "LONG DARK HALL." A man is a childless American couple who adopt accusedof his Eleanor Steber,MetropolitanOp- murdering chorusgirl era soprano and the Vienna Choir Boys two English war orphans, but who find paramour, but, to his great amazement, in annual Christmas program, under the that only passage for one is available. his wife stands by him. Rex Harrison, baton of Howard Barlow conducting tra- (13) TOM DUGGAN-30m Lilli Palmer. ditional Christmas music. 10:40 (9) NIGHT EDITION (10) CHANNEL 10 NEWS -15m. Ted Meyers, Lew IrwinandBill 1:30 (2) GIVE US THIS DAY Brundige. (9) MOVIE THEATER (4) NEWSWRAP "THE BOY WITH GREEN HAIR" 10:45 (2) THE BIG NEWS (1948) A young war orphan wakes 2 Tom Frandsen hosts. one morning with bright green hair, (8) LATE SHOW o 2:30 (10) CHANNEL 10 NEWS -15m. and soon thereafter has a strange 10:55 (9) WEATHERWISE-5m. dream that sends him out to con- (2) BIG HIT MOVIE vince the world that wars and the "CHRISTMAS IN CONNECTICUT." destruction of life must stop. Dean A strange Christmas dinner solves the Stockwell, Pat O'Brien, Robert Holland's Tunnel Ryan, Barbara Hale. MOVIE (Continued from Page 9) THEATRE CHANNEL9 aren't appreciated as much as they should HIS 'N HERS pr ?tole!.?tole!.earl hoa ction - PEEASEesents DON'aT WHY HISHlidAIR TURNEDattraGREEN . be in this hectic world. So all I can say is Groucho Marx asked a contestant on to offer my deepest thanks to all the many NBC's You Bet Your Life whether he people in TV and radio who have been had a home for his prospective bride. THE BOY WITH GREEN so very gracious and kind to this col- The contestant said he had two homes. Pat B'BBIEN Weft RIM RarhsaHile umnist throughoutthisyear and the and Bean Stickwetl as "TheBoj' HAIR Quipped Groucho: "One for each of you, years past. To you all and to all you that sgood! You can mark them 'his' TUNE IN TONIGHT AT 9:00 readers my best wishes for a very Merry and 'hers'." or any night thru Sunday (except Saturday) Christmas. TV -RADIO LIFE PAGE 23 TUESDAY 70 LOGS DECEMBER 24

InformationReceivedFromStations (5) MOVIE THEATER which saves a damsel indistress. Subject to Last Minute Change "RAWHIDE RANGERS." Johnny (13) SIX GUN MOVIE G!'] Indicates movie Mack Brown. CJ C4 Indicates color "ROCKY MOUNTAIN RANGERS" 2:15 (7) GWINN'S MYSTERY 5:30 (3) DOUG. FAIRBANKS -30m. MORNING 2:30 (2) (8) VERDICT IS YOURS (5) DOUBLE TIME -30m. 2:45 (7) GWINN'S MOVIE "Silent Night" is sung inEnglish. 5:40 (4) EARLY FARM REPORT "SNOW DOG." (1950) A Mountie French, German and Spanish by aGirl (4) TODAY-3hrs. and his dog come to the rescue of a set- Scout troop. 6 With Dave Garroway. tlement whose trappers are being killed (6) (7) MICKEY MOUSE CLUB 6:30 (8) THIS IS MY FAITH bya wolf. Kirby Grant, Elena Verdugo. MOUSEKARTOON: "The Night (10) TODAY ON THE FARM -30m (2)(8) BRIGHTER DAY Before Christmas." NEWSREEL SPE- 6:45 1 (3)(4) (10) QUEEN FOR A DAY CIAL: "Argentine Adventure," Part 7 - (2) GIVE US THIS DAY Visiting with the Mad del Plata fishing (8) FILM -15m. (5)NEWS -5m. fleet. MOUSEKETEERS: "Alma Mater." (11) 6:50 (2) KNXT FARM REPORT JACKSON WHEELER SHOW (10) POPEYE CARTOONS (2) (8) PANORAMA PACIFIC 1:05 (5)DOROTHY GARDINER ID 7 (4) (10) TODAY-3hrs. 1:15 (2)(8) SECRET STORM 5:45 (11) TOPPER -30m. 5:50 (9) NEWS ROUNDUP 7:25 (10) TODAY'S DATE BOOK -5m. 1:30 (2)(8) EDGE OF NIGHT 5:55 (2) WEATHER VANE 7:30 (10) TODAYS CARTOONS 1:45 (3)(4) (10) MOD. ROMANCES (9) SPORTS HEADLINES 8:25 (8) LOCAL NEWS (2)(8) GARRY MOORE (13) JIMMY FIDLER 9 (2)(8) HOTEL COSMOPOLIT'N 2 (3)(4) (10) COMEDY TIME (4) (10) TIC TAC DOUGH (5)NEWS -POLICE CALLS EVENING (7)FUN TO REDUCE (7)AL JARVIS-60m. 9:15 (2)(8) LOVE OF LIFE 2:05 (5)DOROTHY GARDINER (2) SIX O'CLOCK REPORT (7)CHEF MILANI COOKS 2:30 (2)(8) ARTHUR GODFR'Y-30m 6 (3) FIVE STAR FINAL (3) Christmascookie andChristmas (4) TRUTH OR (4) JACK LATHAM-5m. (Ci struffoli for Mrs. Jack Grounds of Bald- CONSEQUENCES win Park. (5) ADV. OF POPEYE-30m. (6)MAN'S HERITAGE -15m. (6) WHIRLYBIRDS -30m. 9:30 (2)(8) SEARCH FOR TOMOR'W (10)PANTRY PLAYHOUSE (7) SKY KING -30m. (4) (10)IT COULD BE YOU (11)MY LITTLE MARGIE "Crystal Trap." Sky's short-wave 9:45 (2) (8) GUIDING LIGHT 2:45 (6)FUN TO REDUCE radio helps track down thieves of uran- (2) OUR MISS BROOKS 2:55 (9)SUSPECTS WANTED -5m. ium deposit maps. Kirby Grant. 10 (4) TEX AND JINX SHOW (3)(4) ARLENE FRANCIS (8) DATELINE SAN DIEGO (9) CARTOON EXPRESS -60m. (7) CHUCKO'S CARTOONS 3 (6)(7) AMERCN. BANDSTAND (10) THE BIG MOVIE (8) LIFE WITH ELIZABETH (5)NEWS -5m. (10) ARLENE FRANCIS "MIRACLE ON 34TH STREET." (9) MILLION $ MOVIE Q Edmund Gwenn, Maureen O'Hara. John 10:10 (5) CONSUMER'S REPORT "THE SAINT IN LONDON." (1939) Payne, Natalie Wood. 10:20 (5) CARTOONS George Sanders stars in another story of (13) BAXTER WARD -NEWS 10:25 the gay and debonair gentleman adven- (2) (8) WALTER CRONKITE turer. 6:05 (4) WEATHER -JACK BLAKE L 10:30 (2) (8) AS WORLD TURNS (11) STEVE MARTIN 6:10 (4) CHICK HEARN-SPORTS cep (4) HOWARD MILLER SHOW 3:05 (5) DOROTHY GARDINER 6:15 (2) (8) DOUG EDWARDS-News (5) GUIDEPOSTS -30m. 3:15 (13) MUSICAL PARADE -75m (4) NBC NEWS -15m. (10) TREASURE HUNT 3:30 (2) (8) STRIKE IT RICH (11) SUSIE-30m. 11 (2)(8) BEAT THE CLOCK (3) INDUSTRY ON PARADE (13) CAL TINNEY SEES (5) ROMPER ROOM (4) TREASURE HUNT 6:30 (2) (3) (8) NAME THAT TUNE (7) MY HERO -30m. (5) TRICKS 'N' TREATS (4) CURT MASSEY SHOW (10) PRICE IS RIGHT (6) (7) TRUST YOUR WIFE (5) GIL MARTYN-NEWS (6) HAWKEYE-MOHICAN (11) SOUND OFF CLUB 3:45 (3) TELECOMICS-15m. 4 (2) FAIRBANKS THEATER -30m. (7) STUDIO 30-30m. 11:30 (2) (8) HOUSE PARTY (3) AMERICAN BANDSTAND (13) STORIES OF CENTURY (4) (10) BRIDE AND GROOM (4) THE PRICE IS RIGHT 6:45 (4) JACK LATHAM-NEWS (7) A WOMAN'S DIARY (5) CARTOON CAROUSEL (5) SAM BALTER-SPORTS With hostess Dee Parker. (6) (7) AMERCN. BANDSTAND (11) GEORGE PUTNAM-I5m. (11) SHERIFF JOHN -90m. (8) EARLY SHOW 7 (2) (8) PHIL SILVERS -30m. 11:50 (3) NEWS -5m. (13) LIVING TODAY -30m. Bilko and his platoon are sent to Detroit to pick up some new trucks for 11:55 (3) JOB BAROMETER 4:30 (2) EARLY SHOW the army. While there Bilko conceives a "AFFECTIONATELY YOURS." plan tosell a do-it-yourself kit for an AFTERNOON (4) MYRON J. BENNETT auto manufacturer. (9) MAGIC OF THE ATOM (3) TO TELL THE TRUTH 12 (2) (8) BIG PAYOFF (10) JOHNNY DOWNS -60m. (3) (4) (10) MATINEE THTR. (11) WHITTINGHILL SERIALS Special "SaraCrewe,"starring Brenda (13) DESTINY -30m. (4) CHRISTMAS IN STEREO Forbes with 11 -year -old Reba Waters in 4:35 (4)J. McELROY MOVIE o A programofChristmasmusic the title role. Elizabeth Hart's adaptation "FOOTLIGHT SERENADE." (1942) with soprano Lucille Norman, the of a novel by Frances Hodgson Burnett, 4:45 (9) AFTERNOON MOVIE o Burbank Symphony Orchestra con- isthe storyof a littlegirl whose fine "DAYS OF JESSE JAMES" ducted by Leo Damiani andthe treatment at the hands ofa boarding 5 (3) DANCETIME-30m. Roger Wagner Chorale. Set your school mistress changes to mistreatment TV set to Channel 4 and tune your when the woman learns the youngster (6) (7) SIR LANCELOT -30m. radio set to KFI (640) for music in has beenleftfatherless and penniless. "Knight Errant." Sir Kay's clumsy stereo sound. John Conte hosts. (Live color) act turns out to be an act of heroism

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(5) WHITE HUNTER -30m. (8) THIS DAY -1957 (13) JOYFUL HOUR -60m. A young boy comes face-to-face (9) CRUSADE IN PACIFIC -30m. Story of the Nativity starring Ruth with a killer lion without the support of Hussey and all-star cast. his father and he comes to the realiza- "America Goes to War," recovering tion that he is a farmer-not a hunter. fromPearlHarbor, regearing industry 9 (2) (3) (8) $64,000 QUESTION for war production, training troops, and (6)I SEARCH FOR ADVENTURE the first offensive blow by the First Ma- (4) (10) MEET McGRAW (7) SPORTS FOCUS -10m. rine Division. McGrawisaskedtoinvestigate (9) LITTLE RASCALS -30m. when the widow of an important man is (11) MR. DISTRICT ATTORNEY about to erect a memorial to her hus- (11) CODE 3-30m. District Attorney assumes role of band, and the price quoted her is way out "Benson Case." Accused murderess Santa Claus to bring happiness to a di- of reason. Frank Lovejoy stars. arouses resentment among fellow prison- vorced mother and father and their "kid- ers, nearly causing a Jail riot. napped" son. David Brian. (5) BY -LINE -30m. (13) JUNGLE -30m. (6) (7) BROKEN ARROW (13) WONDERS OF WORLD 7:40 (8) S. D. NEWS REEL "White Savage." An Indian -hating Linkers visit "The Children's Cas- Cavalry officer,fleeing fromhostile tle," devoted to the health of Fin- 7:45 (8) SPORTS Apaches, becomes a victim of amnesia land's children, and see landmarks 7:50 (8) WEATHERWORD and regarded as a holy man by Chirica- dating back to 1294. huas who find him. 7:55 (8) PEOPLE IN NEWS (9) MOVIE THEATER 7:10 (7) HANK WEAVER -5m. (2) (8) TO TELL THE TRUTH "THE BOY WITH GREEN HAIR." 7:15 (7) JOHN DALY NEWS 8 (1948) A young war orphan wakes one (4) (10) EDDIE FISHER morning with bright green hair ... and 7:30 (2) EVE ARDEN -30m. Actor Charles Laughton and Elaine The traditional Christmas Eve do- soon thereafter has a strange dream that Dunn guest with Eddie tonight. George sends him out to convince the world that ings in the household of novelist -lecturer Gobel is also on hand and Buddy Breg- Liza Hammond get a setback when Liza wars and the destruction oflifemust man and his orchestra give musical as- stop. Dean Stockwell, Pat O'Brien, Rob- invites 7 -year -old terror of their apart- sist.( Color kine) ment building to spend the night. ert Ryan, Barbara Hale. (5) OFFICIAL DETECTIVE -30m. (4) TREASURE HUNT -30m. Everett Sloane investigates strange Jan Murray hosts a night time edi- events in the nearby Jail, and uncovers tion of the quiz -contest show where con- slim clues that lead him into danger. testants have a chance to win $10,000 and other valuable prizes. (8) THIS DAY 1957 (5) COMBAT SERGEANT -30m. (9) OPEN ROAD -30m. Service men face death and com- (11)ILED THREE LIVES plete destruction at dawn until fate steps Philbrick learns that even Christ- What's NEW in and lends a helping hand. masisnotbeyondtheunscrupulous (3) (6) (7) SUGARFOOT-60m. scheming of Communists when he is or- Sugarfoot sets his sights on a black dered to conduct a phony campaign un- stallion when he is promised ownership der the guise of "good will." in FM? of the animal if he can ride the horse to (13) HEART OF THE CITY victory in "Stallion Trail." 8:30(2) (8) RED SKELTON Red as Fred the Freeloader and his Chum (James Dunn) decide to play Santa THE BELLY LAUGH Claus, and with the help of a magic lamp You can find What's become of the old-fashioned they set out to bring Christmas cheer to belly laugh that rattled the rafters in the poor children of their neighborhood. vaudeville palaces from Peoria to Paw- (3) HARBOR COMMAND -30m. out easily enough tucket? "It died a slow death with the (5) BIG STORY -30m. last kick of Fink's mules and the burial Associated Press correspondent Va- by taking advantage of burlesque," says KNX Radio's morning lerie Nicholsen is accused of being men- entertainer Bob Crane. tally unbalanced and in an investigation "There are too many taboos on comedy the methods of a local psychologist are of the convenience today," Crane believes. "People are re- revealed as questionable. luctant to kid about politics and their (6) (7) WYATT EARP-30m. mothers-in-law since today's moderns are Hal Worton, successor to Bat Mas- of TV -RADIO LIFE'S terson's Job as deputy to Earp, acts for a more sophisticated group who by and himself instead of figuring how the Mar- large appreciate the chuckle and smile." COMPLETE FM LOGS Turning the clock back, Crane says, shal would react in "Shadow of a Man." "The guffaw was associated with an era (9) SOLDIERS OF FORTUNE when people were relaxed and problems "Sandhogs." Tim and Toubo inves- of the world seemed insignificant," tigate a series of sabotage murders which theorizes Crane. "That type of laughter has stopped work on an important Cuban ís a thing of the past except for some tunnel project. nightclub performers who appear in a (11) CITY DETECTIVE -30m. You'll find them "Christmas Pardon." Convictre- medium where there are little restrictions ceives pardon at Christmas time and re- on comedy." turns home to find his lawyer has mar- What do radio listeners like in their ried his former wife. on comedy today? Crane says he strives for "little cute Page 38 remarks, situations which people asso- ciate with themselves, slightly exagger- WONDERS OF THE ated to tickle the funny bone. People in their homes regard radio WORLD as a friend," says Crane. "How many Tuesday, 7:00 pm times do you get a roaring guffaw from your next door neighbor?' i3 PAGE 26 TV -RADIO LIFE DECEMBER 24

(11) AGGIE-30m. the girlfriendof another cadet for the "Top Secret." Aggie's topsecret Holiday Hop. Special designs are being stolen. When she in- (8) EVE ARDEN SHOW 12 vestigates Aggie learns her close friend (3) (4) (10) MIDNIGHT MASS and top model is the thief. (11) GEORGE PUTNAM-NEWS The Most Rev. Joseph F. Flannelly, (13) TOM DUGGAN-60m. Auxiliary Bishop of New York and 9:30 (2) ASSIGN. FOR'G'N LEG. 0:15 (11) PAUL COATES-15m. administrator of St. Patrick's Ca- The tragicstoryof two French 0:30 (2) CLETE ROBERTS-NEWS thedral celebrates Midnight Mass. ForeignLegionnairesistoldin"The Rev. Charles J. McManus delivers Anaya." The two keep a strange oath (3) PAT BOONE-30m. the sermon and music is by the St. after they face each other as friend and (4) HOLLYWD. CLOSEUP-30m Patrick's Cathedral Choristers and enemy in a final showdown. George Fisher interviews "Mr. San- Choir of Men and Boys. (3) BIG RECORD -30m. ta Claus" this Christmas Eve. (5) NEWS ROUNDUP (4) (10) BOB CUMMINGS (6) STARLIGHT MOVIE "REPEAT PERFORMANCE" with (6) STAR SHALL RISE Bob's newest interest Miss Sweden Louis Hayward, Joan Leslie. (Ingrid Goude),is spared some ofhis (7) MOVIE mistletoe strategy when sheisspirited (7) LARRY FINLEY TIME "WINTER CARNIVAL." (1939) away from a Christmas party by some of (8) LATE SHOW Richard Carlson, Ann Sheridan star in a Bob's conniving relatives and friends. film centered around Dartmouth's annual (10) TEN STAR MOVIE winter sports carnival. (5) CHRISTMAS EVE FILM ID "GALLANT JOURNEY." Glenn "TALES OF HOFFMAN." Moira Ford, Janet Blair. 12:05 (5) IT'S YOUR NICKEL Shearer, LeonideMassine,Sir Thomas (11) FIRST SHOW (11) SECOND SHOW Beecham starina spectacular filmiza- o "JOURNEY FOR MARGARET." tion of the opera and ballet of the same "A CHRISTMAS CAROL." (1938) Dickens'immortaland heartwarming (1942) Robert Young, Laraine Day, Mar- name. story is appropriately presented on garetO'Brien. (SeeMonday'slogsat (6) (7) TELEPHONE TIME -30m. Christmas Eve by a fine cast including 10:30 p.m. forplotdetails.)Del Moore "A Picture of the Magi." A child's ReginaldOwen, Gene and Kathleen hosts. abiding faith helps her family escape to Lockhart, Ann Rutherford,TerryKil- 12:30 (2) LATE SHOW the west from Hungary a few days be- burn and Lynne Carver. "OLD MOTHER RILEY, DETEC- fore Christmas 1956. Judy Morriss and10:40 (9) NIGHT EDITION TIVE." Charwoman "Mother Riley"is Jean Engstrum. accusedofmurder to throw thereal 10:45 (2) THE BIG NEWS -15m. criminal off guard. Kitty McShane, Ar- (8) MEN OF ANNAPOLIS 10:55 (9) WEATHERWISE-5m. thur Lucan. (11) PUBLIC DEFENDER -30m. (2) BIG HIT MOVIE (4) FEATURE FILM 11 "A CHRISTMAS CAROL." Alastair (13) LOOK AT CHRISTMAS Sim stars as Scrooge ina British pro- (8) NIGHT FINAL duction of Dickens' immortal classic. 10 (2)LIFE WITH FATHER (10) CHANNEL 10 NEWS -15m. (3) FINAL EDITION 1:30 (2) GIVE US THIS DAY (4) JACK LATHAM-15m. 2 (4) NEWSWRAP Special (5) MOREY AMSTERDAM -60m. (3) (4) (10) CHRISTMAS EVE WITH GARROWAY (7) CHRISTMAS EVE SERVICE Dave Garroway and his wife Pam- AnnualChristmas Eve services ED WYNN INNEW SERIES ela present an informal Christmas from New York's Cathedral of St. Eve get-together from their New John the Divine. Rev. Horace Don- The Emmy-winning star of television, York home. The purposeofthe egan, Bishop of New York delivers who already has become one of the programisto capture thespirit the Christmas message. Boys Choir theater's immortals, Ed Wynn, will be that prevails on Christmas Eve in of the Cathedral provides music. starred in a new series to be produced by homes around the nation. Ben Feiner,Jr.,for Screen Gems, Inc. (13) BAXTER WARD NEWS The deal, just completed between Feiner (6) (7) WEST POINT -30m. 11:15 (4) CHICK HEARN-SPORTS and the Columbia Pictures TV subsidiary, AFourthGlassmanlearnshow lonely Christmas can bein "Christmas (13) TOM DUGGAN-45m. will present Wynn in a program titled Present," when he is forbidden to date "My Old Man,' which will go into pro- 11:30 (3) (4) TO BE ANNOUNCED duction at Screen Gems in mid -January. 11:55 (11) LATE NEWS Ben Feiner will establish headquarters at Screen Gems immediately to begin MYRNALoy ToSTAR ON TV supervision of scripts and casting for the Myrna Loy will star in a new television new series. The most recent association program, "Minerva," under the terms of between writer -director -producer Feiner a deal just concluded between Screen LIFELINES and Ed Wynn was "The Great American Gems, Inc., and Carol Irwin, who will (Continued from Page 14) Hoax" over ABC-TV. Among Feiner's produce the new series. This will mark many other credits for television are the the famed motion picture star's debut to- I've Got A Secret,$30,000,People AreAmos and Andy show, Bob Crosby show, TV in a continuing program, her rare Funny,$32,500,What's My Line,$25,000.Climax, Gunsmoke, the Frank Sinatra appearances in the past having been con-In any event, you can see TV is notshow, Life with Father and Navy Log. fined to guest spots. cheap! These prices are for talent andAs a motion picture producer and writer, Miss Irwin, who produced "I Remem-production, not line charges. The SpexFeiner's lengthy list of credits include ber Mama" starring Peggy Wood forat $350,000 to half a million("Annie Get"Showboat," "Pagan Love Song" and CBS -TV, will arrive in Hollywood nextYour Gun")take your breath away. "Words and Music." week to make headquarters at Screen Gems. She will be accompanied by her business associate,Doris Quinlan. To- DEVELOP A MAGNETIC PERSONALITY gether they will begin testing for other Proven method. Memory power, will power, self confidence and financial permanent members of the "Minerva" success. You can learn while you sleep. Call or write now. You can't cast which will consist of three boys, 5, 11 and 14. Production is scheduled to afford to be without this another day. start in January. CAMBRIDGE INSTITUTE INTERNATIONAL Dept. TVRL1001 No. Vermmit NO. 31224 TV -RADIO LIFE PAGE 27 WEDNESDAY LOGS DECEMBER 25

InformationReceived FromStations (11) SHERIFF JOHN'S BRIGADE (11)STEVE MARTIN -60m. Subject to Last Minute Change 11:55 [1Indicates movie (3) NEWS -5m. 3:05 (5)DOROTHY GARDINER fe Indicates color 3:30 (2)(8) STRIKE IT RICH AFTERNOON (3)WOLO & ALOYSIUS (4)TREASURE HUNT MORNING (2) (8) BIG PAYOFF 12 (5)MILADY -30m. 5:40 (4) EARLY FARM REPORT (6)(7) TRUST YOUR WIFE (4) TODAY-3hrs. Special 3:45 (3)TELECOMICS-15m. With Dave Garroway. 6 (3) (4) (10) AMAHL AND THE (13)MUSICAL PARADE -75m. 6:30 (8) THIS 15 MY FAITH NIGHT VISITORS (2)FAIRBANKS THEATER -30m. (10) TODAY ON THE FARM -30m 4 Kirk Jordan, Rosemary Kuhlman, (3)AMERICAN BANDSTAND 6:45 (2) GIVE US THIS DAY AndrewMcKinley,DavidAiken, (8) FILM -15m. Leon Lishner and Francis Mona - (4)TO BE ANNOUNCED (5) 6:50 (2) KNXT FARM REPORT chino sing principal rolesin Gian CARTOON CAROUSEL Carlo Menotti's ope-a "Amahl and (6)(7) AMERCN. BANDSTAND (2) (8) PANORAMA PACIFIC theNightVisitors."Thisis 7 the (8)EARLY SHOW (4) (10) TODAY touchingstoryof a crippledboy who isvisited at night by Three MERRY CHRISTMAS! 7:25 (10) TODAY'S DATEBOOK-5m. (25)FromTV -RadioLifeto youall! 7:30 (10) TODAY'S CARTOONS Kings on their way to pay homage toa "Child" abouttobeborn. 4:30 (2) THE EARLY SHOW When Amahl offers his crutch, his "RAMONA." Loretta Young, Dono Special only possession, as agift for the Ameche, Kent Taylor and John Carra- 8 child, he (4) (10) CHRISTMAS SERVICES is miracu ously cured of dine star in the familiar story of an In- The Very Rev. Francis B. Sayre, hislameness and goes withthe dian family whose happiness turns into Kings to thank the Child himself. tragedy when they are driven from their Jr., dean of Washington Cathedral John Conte hosts. (Live color) delivers Christmas Day sermon and homeland by settlers. TV debut. Rt.Rev. Angus Dun,Bishopof (5) MOVIE THEATER (4) MYRON J. BENNETT Washington celebrates Holy Com- o "PICKWICK PAPERS." James (9) MAGIC OF THE ATOM munion from Washington'sProt- Donald, Nigel PatrickinaBritishfilm (10) JOHNNY DOWNS estantEpiscopalCathedral.The based on Dickens' noted story. Choirsings a selectionofwell- (11) BISHOP SHEEN -30m. known Christmas carols. (25) MERRY CHRISTMAS! BishopFultonJ.Sheenpresents From TV -RadioLifeto youall! intimate glimpses of Pope Pius XIIin 8:25 daily duties of "Story of the Pope." Doc- (8) LOCAL NEWS 12:15 (7) GWINN'S MYSTERY 8:55 (8) LOCAL NEWS umentary presentation follows Pope's ac- 12:30 (2) (8) VERDICT IS YOURS tivity from election to the high post to (2)(8) HOTEL COSMOPOLIT'N present day views inside the Vatican. 9 (4) (10) TIC TAC DOUGH 12:45 (7) McDANIEL'S MOVIE "'PHILO VANCE'S SECRET MIS- (13) DESTINY -30m. (25) MERRY CHRISTMAS! 4:35 (4)J. McELROY MOVIE From TV -RadioLife SION." (1947) When a young boy is to youall! "PENNIES FROM HEAVEN." (7) FUN TO REDUCE framed and sent tc prison, Vance (Alan Curtis)undertakes to find (1936)Released from prison,a manis 9:15 (2)(8) LOVE OF LIFE the real killer. Don Cordray hosts. given a letter by a fellow convict for de- (7) CHEF MILANI COOKS livery to the family of the man he mur- Salute to Burbank with Mrs. Rob- (2) (8) BRIGHTER DAY dered. Bing Crosby, Madge Evans, Louis Armstrong. ert Sheldon's request forbroccoli a la 1 (3)(4) (10) QUEEN FOR DAY Napoletana and stuffed zucchini. (5) NEWS -5m. 4:45 (9) AFT. MOVIE THEATER 9:30 (2) (8) SEARCH FOR TOMOR'W (11) JACKSON WHEELER SHOW "RHYTHM OF THE SADDLE" (4)(10)IT COULD BE YOU 1:05 (5) DOROTHY GARDINER (3) DANCE TIME -30m. 9:45 (2) (8) GUIDING LIGHT "TALES OF HOFFMAN." Moira 5 (6) (7) WILD BILL HICKOK (2) OUR MISS BROOKS Shearer,Leonide Mass ne,Sir Thomas WildBill'sunderstanding of me- 10 (4) TEX AND JINX SHOW Beecham star in a spectacular film of the chanics of steam engines saves the day opera and ballet of the same name. for a railroad pioneer in "Steam Wagon." (7) CHUCKO'S CARTOONS Peter Rhalters is five today. Chucko 1:15 (2) (8) SECRET STORM (13) SIX GUN MOVIE -60m. presentscartoons"Circus,""Worm's 1:30 (2) (8) EDGE OF NIGHT "PURPLE VIGILANTES" Eye View," and "Santa to the Rescue." 1:45 (3) (4) (10) MOD. ROMANCES 5:30 (3) DOUG. FAIRBANKS -30m. (8)LIFE WITH ELIZABETH 2 (2) (8) GARRY MOORE (5) DOUBLE TIME (10) ARLENE FRANCIS -30m. (3) (4) (10) COMEDY TIME A cross -bow demonstration by Ross 10:10 (5) CONSUMER'S REPORT (5) NEWS-POLICE CALLS Morrison and his 9 -year old daughter is today's feature. 10:20 (5) CARTOONS (7) AL JARVIS-60m. 10:25 (6) (7) MICKEY MOUSE CLUB (2) (8) WALTER CRONKITE 2:05 (5) DOROTHY GARDINER MOUSEKETEERS: "Angels in Pig- 10:30 (2) (8) AS WORLD TURNS 2:30 (2) (8) ARTHUR GODFR'Y-30m tails,"world-famous Oberkirchenchil- (4) HOWARD MILLER (3) (4) TO BE ANNOUNCED dren's choir of Germany and Mouseke- (5) GUIDEPOSTS -30m. (6) STAR SHALL RISE teers singing Christmas carols. NEWS- (10) TREASURE HUNT (10) MEMORY THEATER REEL SPECIAL:"ArgentineAdven- ture," Part 8-Cruising theRio dela (2) (8) BEAT THE CLOCK "A NIGHT INCASABLANCA." Plata. DODDISM: "Truth is Like a Rub- 11 (5) ROMPER ROOM (11) MY LITTLE MARGIE berBand." MOUSEKETEERS: "Alma (7)MY HERO -30m. 2:55 (9) SUSPECTS WANTED -5m. Mater." (10)CHRISTMAS PROGRAM 3 (3) (4) ARLENE FRANCIS (10) POPEYE CARTOONS (11) PUBLIC SERVICE FILM (11) FAMILY THEATER -30m. (6) (7) AMERCN. BANDSTAND "A StarShallRise."(Detailsat 5:45 (11) TOPPER -30m. 8:30 p.m. Channel 11.) (9) MILLION $ MOVIE 5:50 (9) NEWS ROUNDUP 11:30 (2) (8) HOUSE PARTY "MAGIC TOWN." (1947) The in- 5:55 (2) WEATHER VANE -5m. (4) (10) BRIDE AND GROOM habitants of a town find their faith re- newed by a seriesofstrangeevents. (9) SPORTS HEADLINES -5m. (7)A WOMAN'S DIARY Jane Wyman, James Stewart. (13) JIMMY FIDLER-5m. PAGE 28 TV -RADIO LIFE DECEMBER 25

7:30 (4) (10) WAGON TRAIN -60m. (7) FILM DRAMA -30m. EVENING Dan Duryea appears as a buffalo "A Kiss for Santa." Television ac- hunter, gold miner and frontier guide in tor (Gene Nelson) smitten by the beauty 6 (2) SIX O'CLOCK REPORT "The Cliff Grundy Story" who has a rea- of a department store salesgirl, contrives (3) FIVE STAR FINAL son for living. The drama concerns his a story to lure her into an evening with (4) JACK LATHAM-5m. © and Flint McCullough's efforts to survive him. Virginia Field, Kathy Grant. an apparent hopeless situation. McCul- (8) THIS DAY 1957 (5) ADV. OF POPEYE-30m. lough offers to stay behind the wagon (6) LAUREL AND HARDY train after Grundy is wounded by a buf- (9) VICTORY AT SEA -30m. (7) KIT CARSON -30m. falo and together they fight to overcome "Fate of Europe" dramatizes the the odds heaped on them by Indians, an collapseofHitler's war machine, from "DangerHill."Kit andElToro landings in France to final surrender. try to prevent a gold mine under Mercy infuriatedbearandfuriouselements. McBride's schoolhouse from fallinginto Russell Johnson, Harry Harvey, Jr. and (13) KINGDOM OF THE SEA the clutches of Ty Bixom, town boss. Fred Graham are featured. "Man Beneath Sea" traces develop- ment of equipment man uses to explore (8) DATELINE SAN DIEGO (5) MOLLY -30m. secrets of the deep. (9) CARTOON EXPRESS -60m. At Jake's urging Molly moves to a milk farm for two weeks to reduce, but 7:40 (8) PEOPLE IN NEWS (10) THE BIG MOVIE she becomes the despair of the owner 7:45 (6) SPORTS REVIEW -15m. "A CHRISTMAS CAROL." Regi- when all she does is gain! (7) HANK WEAVER -15m. nald Owen, Gene and Kathleen Lockhart, Terry Kilburn, Ann Rutherford. (13) BAXTER WARD -NEWS (25) MERRY CHRISTMAS! From TV -RadioLifeto youall! The flute is not 6:05 (4) WEATHER -JACK BLAKE 6:10 (4) CHICK HEARN SPORTS © aninstrument which has 6:15 (2) (8) DOUG EDWARDS-15m. (4) NBC NEWS -15m. agood moral effect. (11) SUSIE-30m. (13) CAL TINNEY SEES 6:30 (2) (8)I LOVE LUCY It is too exciting. (3) 26 MEN -30m. -ARISTOTLE (4) CURT MASSEY SHOW (5) GIL MARTYN-NEWS (6) WONDERS OF THE WORLD (7) CENTER STAGE -30m. (13) STORIES OF CENTURY 6:45 (4) JACK LATHAM-15m. (5) SAM BALTER-SPORTS (11) GEORGE PUTNAM-NEWS (2) BIG RECORD -60m. 7 Patti Page is hostess to guest re- cording stars. (3) WELK'S TOP TUNES -60m. (4) TRUTH OR CONSEQUENCES ErnieKovacs guestswith host Steve Dunne tonight. (5) DR. CHRISTIAN -30m. Dr. Christian uses his medical skill to add years to thelifeofaretired plumber-then is faced with the problem of adding interest to those extra years. (6) CHRISTMAS PROGRAM (7) BISHOP SHEEN -30m. Bishop Fulton J. Sheen ín a spe- cialmessage "Christmas and the Peace You Are Looking For,"in tune with the tradition of Christ- mas and present world anxieties. (8) 26 MEN -30m. (9) SPOTLIGHT ON YOUTH (11) WEDNESDAY THEATER "A CHRISTMAS CAROL." (1938) Reginald Owen, Gene and Kathleen Lock- hart, Terry Kilburn star in Charles Dick- Full of flute -free ens' immortal classic. (13) VAGABOND -30m. "Winter Paradise - Sun Valley." goodness: The Dick The excitement of flashing ski runners, flying snow and a quaint little town at Whittinghill Show thefootofIdaho's rugged mountains gives the appearance of a village from 6-10 am the Alps. In reality, a dream come true for vacationers. KMPC-710

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7:50 (8) WEATHER WORD (6) (7) TOMBSTONE TERRIT'RY10:15 (11) PAUL COATES-15m. 7:55 (8) NATIONAL NEWS Tombstone's new two-fisted preach- 10:30 (2) CLETE ROBERTS-NEWS (2) (8) THE MILLIONAIRE er helps track a gang of stagecoach rob- (4) PARADE OF STARS "Millionaire bers for a dual purpose-"Sermons and 8 ReginaWainwright" Six Guns." Charlton Heston starsin"Switch starring Frieda Inescort and Marcia Hen- Station." (9) MOVIE THEATER derson. The drama ofa chronic invalid (6) STARLIGHT MOVIE who objects to her daughter's romance "THE BOY WITH GREEN HAIR." "I with a boy whose family and background (1948) A young war orphan wakes one REMEMBER MAMA." Irene are unknown to her. A gift of $1,000,000 morning with bright greenhair ... and Dunne, Barbara Bel Geddes. brings unhappiness and angry decisions. soon thereafter has a strange dream that (7) DAMON RUNYON TH. (3) NAVY LOG -30m. sends him out to convince the world that wars and the destructionoflifemust "Dancing Dan's Christmas." Hood- (5) ERROL FLYNN TH.-30m. stop. Dean Stockwell, Pat O'Brien, Rob- lum owner of dance hall (Broderick Phillip Laville and Christopher Lee ert Ryan, Barbara Hale. Crawford) becomes victim of beau- star in "The Mirror," the drama of a man (11) SUSIE-30m. tiful girl's charms, until he decides who sees his entire future unfold Just by to teat her intentions. Marilyn Er- looking in a mirror. (13) RACKET SQUAD -31)m. skine and Robert Knapp. 9:30 (3)I'VE GOT A SECRET (6) (7) DISNEYLAND -60m. (10) THE CRUSADER -30m. Christmas, a time of gaiety, so Dis- (6) (7) OZZIE & HARRIET (11) FIRST SHOW ney presents"Dumbo," a full-length "Rick Goes on TV" torepresent hour of tuneful fun with the lovable ele- his high school, and Ozzie Just can't re- "TELL NO TALES." (1939) When phant, his many friends, and hit tunes sist getting into the act. his newspaperisthreatened withsus- from the cartoon feature. pension, a crusading reporter decides to (11) JACK LONDON STORIES go out in a blaze of glory by uncovering (9) MAN CALLED "X" "Cafe End of theLine." Former thefactsbehind a recentkidnapping. Thurston is ordered to sabotage an girlfriend of Grief's, owner of wa- Melvyn Douglas, Gene Lockhart. enemy war plant inside satellite Czecho- terfront cafe, is susaected of being 10:40 (9) NIGHT EDITION slovakia without killingor endangering partofvicioussmugglingring. its workers. Barry Sullivan. Maxwell Reed, Martha Roth. 10:45 (2) BIG NEWS -15m. (13) FAVORITE STORY -30m. 10:55 (9) WEATHERWISE-5m. "DiamondLens."Scientist,des- (13) HEART OF THE CITY (2) BIG HIT MOVIE perate to own apriceless gem killsto (2) IDA LUPINO -30m. 11 "PIN UP GIRL." WorldWar© get it, and once owning it as a lens, dis- 10 heroreturns from thePacific and be- covers a universe comparable to ours in (3) WAGON TRAIN -60m. comes involved with two beautiful night- a single drop of water. Donald Randolph. (4) (10) THIS 15 YOUR LIFE club singers. Betty Grable, Joe E. Brown, (25) MERRY CHRISTMAS! A special twistisseen on Ralph Martha Raye and Charlie Spivak band. From TV -RadioLifeto youall! Edwards' Christmas night show. (3) FINAL EDITION 8:30 (2) (8)I'VE GOT A SECRET (6) (7) W. WINCHELL FILE (4) JACK LATHAM-15m. A respectable businessman meets, (5) MOREY AMSTERDAM -60m. (3) DR. HUDSON -30m. and becomes involved with, a beautiful (4) (10) FATHER KNOWS BEST woman who has underworld connections (7) HANK WEAVER -60m. Weaver andfriendsserveup a Margaret Anderson has a typical which draw the man down in "The Steep Hill." Michael Connors, Dolores Donlon. Christmaspackageofseasonalmusic mother's reaction when Bud talks of his with special guest stars. plans for entering the military service. (8) BIG RECORC-30m. (5) OLYMPIC WRESTLING (8) LATE SHOW (11) GEORGE PUINAM-News (10) TEN STAR MOVIE o (9) FEDERAL MEN -30m. (13) TOM DUGGAN-60m. "THE HOLLY AND THEIVY." Racketeerssell gold-plated lead Ralph Richardson, Margaret Leighton. bricks in "Swindler's Gold." (25) MERRY CHRISTMAS! From TV -RadioLifetoyouall! (13) BAAiER WARD -15m. (11) FAMILY THEATER -30m. 11:15 (4) CHICK HEARN-SPORTS "AStarShallRise."Christmas brings a renewal of faith toall men- (13) TOM DUGGAN-45m. the Three Wise Men, scientists of their 11:30 (3) (4) TONIGHT time, and the humble shepherds-regard- 11:55 (11) LATE NEWS -15m. less of station inlife. Jay Novello, Ray- mond Burr, Anthony Caruso, Morris Ank- (5) NEWS ROUNDUP rum and Tudor Owen star. 12 (6) INTERNAT'L PLAYHOUSE (13) AMERICAN LEGEND -30m. (7) MIDNIGHT MYSTERIES "The Absent Host." Jack Jouett, American patriot, risks his life, disguised 12:05 (5)IT'S YOUR NICKEL as aBritish redcoat, to save the lifeof (11) SECOND SHOW Thomas Jefferson. "A CHRISTMAS CAROL." (See to- (2) (8) CIRCLE THEATER -60m. Leave It On Eleven! day's logs at 7:00 p.m.) Del Moore hosts. 9 "Shepherd of Paris." The drama of 12:30 (2) LATE SHOW a Paris priest who built a community for "MEN OF THE SEA." A British destitute people of the French city. man-of-war sets sail to battle the mighty SpanishArmada.MargaretLockwood, (3) SHERIFF OF COCHISE Roger Livesay, Robert Adams. (4) (10) KRAFT THEATER (4) FEATURE FILM Henry VanDyke's"TheOther "RHYTHM INN." (1951) Band ar- Wise Man" stars RichardKiley, Alex- rives in a smalltown to begin a new Job, ander Scourby, Robert Pastene and Do- but end up selling their instruments to lores Vitina. The story tellsof afictio pay a heavy trafficfine.June Frazee, almagi, who with three precious gifts, Kirby Grant. had planned to Join the Three Wise Men on their trip to Bethlehem, but was de- (8) NIGHT FINAL tained by performing acharitableact. Pesented by (10) CHANNEL 10 NEWS After more than 30 years of wandering STANDARD STATIONS 1:30 (2) GIVE US THIS DAY to find the Christ Child he finally comesK and INDEPENDENT upon the object of his search as he wit- CHEVRON DEALERS 2 (4) NEWSWRAP nesses the Crucifixion.

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InformationReceivedFromStations (4) TREASURE HUNT Subject to Last Minute Change AFTERNOON (5) TRICKS "N' TREATS (*) Indicates movie Corris Guy prepares a New Year's J Indicates color (2) (8) BIG PAYOFF breakfastwithMexicanhotchocolate 12 (3) (4) (10) MAT. THEATER and "French" French toast. MORNING JamesM.Barrie'sclassicnovel, (6) (7) TRUST YOUR WIFE "The Little Minister," starring Margaret 3:45 (3) TELECOMICS-15m. 5:40 (4) EARLY FARM REPORT O'Brien as Babbi with Grant Williams in the title role. Adapted by Helene Hanff, 4 (2) FAIRBANKS THEATER -30m. (4) TODAY-3hrs. this is the story of a young minister who 6 With Dave Garroway. (3) AMERICAN BANDSTAND risks the wrath of his mother and his (4) PRICE IS RIGHT 6:30 (8) THIS IS MY FAITH congregation for the love of the beautiful (10) TODAY ON THE FARM -30m but outcast gypsy girl, Babbi. John Conte (5) CARTOON CAROUSEL 6:45 (2) GIVE US THIS DAY hosts. (Live color) (6) (7) AMERCN. BANDSTAND (8) YOUR HEALTH -15m. (S) MOVIE TIME o (8) EARLY SHOW 6:50 (2) KNXT FARM REPORT "WHEELS OF DESTINY" (13) WHO KNOWS THIS (2) (8) PANORAMA PACIFIC 12:15 (7) GWINN'S MYSTERY 4:30 (2) EARLY SHOW -90m. "ONE WAY PASSAGE." William 7 Liveminiaturemulesare shown 12:30 (2) (8) VERDICT IS YOURS the background of Powell and Kay Francis star in a bitter- and adiscussionof 12:45 (7) GWINN'S MOVIE sweet film about two people who fall in this unusual animal is heard. "MODERN MARRIAGE." (1950) A love, even though they each know there (4) (10) TODAY domineeringmothernearlyruinsher can be no future for them. 7:25 (10) TODAY'S DATEBOOK daughter's life by refusing to allow the girl to accept adult responsibilities. Mar- (4) MYRON J. BENNETT 7:30 (10) TODAY'S CARTOONS garet Field, Reed Hadley, Robert Clarke. (10) JOHNNY DOWNS -60m. 9 (2) (8) HOTEL COSMOPOLIT'N (2) (8) BRIGHTER DAY (11) WHITTINGHILL SERIALS (4) (10) TIC TAC DOUGH 1 (3) (4) (10) QUEEN FOR DAY (13) DESTINY --30m. (7) FUN TO REDUCE (5) NEWS -5m. 4:35 (4)J. McELROY MOVIE 9:15 (2) (8) LOVE OF LIFE "SO LONG AT THE FAIR." (1951) (11) JACKSON WHEELER SHOW (7) CHEF MILANI COOKS When agirl's brother disappears at the Mrs. W. D. Roork requests pot roast 1:05 (5) DOROTHY GARDINER CD ParisExposition,and everyonedenies "FLAXYMARTIN." A double- androastedpotatoesprovencialein a ever having seen him, she is plunged into salute to Orange. crossingblonderuins a young lawyer a ffanticsearch.Jean Simmons,Dirk who isin love with her. Virginia Mayo, Bogarde. 9:30 (2) (8) SEARCH FOR TOMOR'W Zachary Scott, Dorothy Malone. 4:45 (9) AFT. MOVIE THEATER CD (4) (10) IT COULD BE YOU 1:15 (2) (8) SECRET STORM "ALONG THE NAVAJO TRAIL" (2) (8) GUIDING LIGHT 9:45 1:30 (2) (8) EDGE OF NIGHT 5 (3) DANCE TIME -30m. (2) OUR MISS BROOKS 1:45 (3) (4) (10) MOD. ROMANCES (6) (7) WOODY WOODPECKER 10 (4) TEX AND JINX SHOW (2) (8) GARRY MOORE Andy Pandacallsonhisfriend (7) CHUCKO'S CARTOONS 2 (3) (4) (10) COMEDY TIME Milo, the dog, when his crops are rav- "Scaling theAlps,""FirePlug," (5) NEWS-POLICE CALLS aged by crows in "Crow Crazy." "Puddle Pranks," for Myra Lynn Myers, (13) SIX GUN MOVIE five, of Hollywood. (7) AL JARVIS-60m. "HEART OF THE ROCKIES" 2:05 (5) DOROTHY GARDINER (8) LIFE WITH ELIZABETH 5:30 (3) DOUG. FAIRBANKS -30m. 2:30 (2) (8) ARTHUR GODFREY-60m (10) ARLENE FRANCIS (5) DOUBLE TIME -30m. (3) (4) TRUTH, CONSEQUENCES 10:10 (5) CONSUMER'S REPORT The Omega Acapella, an all -Negro 10:20 (5) CARTOONS (6) FIND A HOBBY singing group guest today. (10) PANTRY PLAYHOUSE 10:25 (2) (8) W. CRONKITE-NEWS (6) (7) MICKEY MOUSE CLUB "THE LADY IN THE IRON MASK." MOUSEKETEERS: "HitoYou." 10:30 (2) (8) AS WORLD TURNS Louis Hayward, Patricia Medina. NEWSREEL SPECIAL: "Argentine Ad- (4) HOWARD MILLER (11) MY LITTLE MARGIE venture," Part 9-The return trip home. (5) GUIDEPOSTS -30m. DODDISM: "Two Words." MOUSEKE- 2:45 (6) FUN TO REDUCE TEERS: "Alma Mater." (10) TREASURE HUNT -30m. 2:55 (9) SUSPECTS WANTED (2) (8) BEAT THE CLOCK (10) POPEYE CARTOON 11 (3) (4) ARLENE FRANCIS 5:45 (11) TOPPER -30m. (5)ROMPER ROOM 3 (5) NEWS -5m. 5:50 (9) NEWS ROUNDUP (7)MY HERO -30m. (6) (7) AMERCN. BANDSTAND (10) HOMEMAKER OF WEEK (9) MILLION $ MATINEE 5:55 (2) WEATHER VANE (11) SOUND OFF CLUB "MUSIC IN MANHATTAN." (1944) (9) SPORTS HEADLINES -5m. 11:30 (2) (8) HOUSE PARTY Dennis Day, Anne Shirley ina gay and (13) JIMMIE FIDLER-5m. (4) (10) BRIDE AND GROOM romantic musical set in New York. (7)A WOMAN'S DIARY (11) STEVE MARTIN -90m. EVENING With hostess Dee Parker. 3:05 (5) DOROTHY GARDINER (11) SHERIFF JOHN'S BRIGADE 3:15 (13) MUSICAL PARADE -75m. (2) SIX O'CLOCK REPORT 11:50 (3) NEWS -5m. 3:30 (2) (8) STRIKE IT RICH 6 (3) FIVE STAR FINAL 11:55 (3)LIFE OR DEATH (3) INDUSTRY ON PARADE (4) JACK LATHAM-Sm. ADDING A ROOM? SEE fie originalrumpus room FULL PRICE $2100 No down - low monthly payments

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(5) ADV. OF POPEYE-30m. (3) ZORRO -30m. (6) (7) THE REAL McCOYS (6) RANGE RIDER -30m. (4) TIC TAC DOUGH "Let'sBe Buddies." Grandpa re- (7) HAWKEYE-30m. sents it when his friend George McMich- "FranklinStory."Hawkeyeand (5) ASSIGNMENT AMERICA aels tries to enlist a new player for the Chingachgook enlist the aid of Benjamin The tragic and sometimes comical weekly checkers and horse shoe games. Franklin to break the terrorizing hold a storyoftrafficoffendersbefore (9) PLAY SIGNAL -30m. henchman has on a frontier town. Judge Roger AltonPfaff drama- George Sanders hosts home audi- (8) DATELINE SAN DIEGO tizes "The Deadly Week," of holi- ence fun game. day season when more people are (9) CARTOON EXPRESS killed in accidents than at any oth- (13) RACKET SQUAD -30m. (10) THE BIG MOVIE er time of the year.. 9 (3) STATE TROOPER -30m. "MR. DENNING DRIVESNORTH." (4) (10) PEOPLE'S CHOICE John Mills, Phyllis Calvert. (6)(7) CIRCUS BOY -30m. An old flame of Sock Miller's gets (13) BAXTER WARD "The ProudPagliacci" a former into town and plans to buy a home from 6:05 (4) WEATHER-JACK BLAKE circus performer down on his luck, tries him with no down payment, using her toimpresshis former friendsheisa charms to influence him. Sock thinksit 6:10 (4) CHICK HEARN SPORTS © man of great means. ishisfatal magnetism thatinfluences 6:15 (2) (8) DOUG EDWARDS-News (8) THIS DAY 1957 her,not knowing shehas a husband. (4) NBC NEWS -15m. Martha Henderson is featured. (9) BISHOP SHEEN -30m. (11) SUSIE-30m. "The Training of Children" (5) REQUEST PERFORM'NCE (13) CAL TINNEY SEES "FLIRTATION WALK." Dick Pow- (11) MY LITTLE ,NARGIE 6:30 (2) (3) (8) SGT. PRESTON -30m ell and Ruby Keeler star in a musical re- Wounded in a gun battle with gold 7:40 (8) PEOPLE IN NEWS volving around the romance of a young West Pointer and his girl. thieves, Sgt. Preston seeks refugeina 7:45 (8) SPORTS deserted cabin only to be trapped by the (6) (7) PAT BOONE SHOW two men who learn his whereabouts and 7:50 (8) WEATHERWORD-5m. set up an impregnable barricade nearby. (9) MOVIE THEATER 7:55 (8) NATIONAL NEWS "THE BOY WITH GREEN HAIR." (4) CURT MASSEY SHOW (2) (8) HARBOURMASTER -30m (1948) A young war orphan wakes one (5) GIL MARTYN-NEWS 8 David Scott helps a boy to better morning with bright green hair ... and (6) (7) 76 SPORTS CLUB understand and respecthis father and soon thereafter has a strange dream that Dick Daugherty, greatlinebacker at the same time settle a dispute. sends him out to convince the world that ofL.A. Rams discusses physical fitness wars and the destructionoflifemust (3) and body building's importance inath- (4) (10) GROUCHO MARX stop. Dean Stockwell, Pat O'Brien, Roa- letics. (5) MASTER CONTROL -60m. ert Ryan, Barbara Hale. (13) STORIES OF CENTURY (6) (7) ZORRO -30m. (13) DANGEROUS ASSIGNMENT 6:45 (4) JACK LATHAM-15m. "Zorro, Luckiest Swordsman Alive," 9:30 (2) (8) PLAYHOUSE 90 thwarts Monastario's latestplot to un. Kathryn Grayson, ScottBrady, (5) SAM BALTER-SPORTS mask the nightrider by fopishly disarm- (11) GEORGE PUTNAM-NEWS Vincent Price, Raymond Burr and Jack ing a henchman ofthe commandante Lord starin"Lone Woman," the saga (2) THE HONEYMOONERS while assuming the role of Don Diego. of the famed Bent Brothers who defied 7 (3) LAST OF MOHICANS (9) LONE WOLF -30m. Indians and white renegades to establi:;h successful trading posts in the West more (4) DEATH VALLEY DAYS Lanyard stumbles into a nest of in- trigue and the death of an international than100 years ago. Miss Grayson por- "MillionDollar Wedding" starring trays a Cheyenne Indian who, in James Best, Virginia Lee and featuring criminal in "Chinese Story." rebel- lionagainsttribalcustom,marries a Russell Todd and Steve Mitchell. (11) THURSDAY MOVIE white man. (5) SWORD OF FREEDOM "BROADWAY MELODY OF 1940." Fred Astaire, Eleanor Powell and George (3) (4) (10) T. ERNIE FORD (6) CROSSROADS -30m. Murphy star in a musical comedy involv- Actor MacDonald Carey Joins Ten- (7) SPORTS FOCUS -10m. ing a male dance team and a beautiful nessee Ernie tonight and together they (8)IF YOU HAD A MILLION Broadway star. (9) LITTLE RASCALS -30m. (13) ADVENTURE TOMORROW (11) RAY MILLAND-30m. "This Way Up." The modern heli- MYRON BENNETT ONKFI copter haditsbeginning 500 years ago To the popular homespun philosopher, (13)I SEARCH FOR ADV. with Leonardo da Vinci.Its many uses Myron S.Bennett, KFI has given the Col.Nicol Smith and Rev. Lewis could hardly beforecast,however.Dr. 4:15 to 4:55 weekday spot filled so many Hudgins relate their respective ad- Martin Klein traces its development, and ventures in "Caribbean Colorama," shows some of its revolutionary uses. years by the late Burritt Wheeler. and "Gospel Trail to Alaska." Jack Myron, well known to TV audiences Douglas hosts. 8:30 (2) (8) CLIMAX !-60m. in Southern California as "MJB," has had AnnTodd, AlexNichol,Harrya varied career as disc jockey, writer, 7:10 (7) HANK WEAVER -5m. Townes and Marguerite Chapman star in radio commentator, radio station owner "Shadow of a Memory."' This is the story 7:15 (7) JOHN DALY-NEWS and head of an advertising agency. He of a young widow who buys a house, thewas also a member of the Air Force for 7:30 (2) MEN OF ANNAPOLIS previous owner of which was found to41 months and at one time ran for tile When a naval midshipman does not have been murdered. qualify for flight training, he resolves to (3) (4) (10) DRAGNET -30m. governorship of Iowa-being defeated by resign from the Academy. But he has a Friday and Smith observe some in- a very small margin. Politics' loss was change of mind after completion of his teresting activity while. at a cocktail bar radio'sgain,forasfar back as 1929 summer cruise aboard a destroyer. John on an anonymous tip, they await the ar- "MJB"has been an outstanding person- Brinkley and Doug McClure star. rival of a holdup man. ality. Perhaps because of his genuine desire to give pleasure and laughter, or his sym- HINSHAW'S: pathetic understanding of people's prob- "I SEARCH FOR ADVENTURE" lems,Myron's audience invariablyre- ASSIGNMENT AMERICA TONIGHT 1 P.M. sponds to him. His anecdotes and his "The Deadly Week" perceptive commentary on the world and KTLA, CHANNEL 5, 7:30 P.M. KCOP the people around him, the main in- Bill Burred Productions 1 gredients of hís program, have built for Myron a large and loyal following. PAGE 32 TV -RADIO LIFE DECEMBER 26 THURSDAY% LOGS

offer parents advice about handling chil. (11) GEORGE PUTNAM-NEWS 1 1:1 5 (2) THE BIG NEWS dren who squabble over Christmas toys. Songs include "My Home Town." "Lone- (13) TOM DUGGAN-60m. (4) CHICK HEARN-SPORTS some Road" and"There'sBeautyin 10:15 (11) PAUL COATES-15m. (13) TOM DUGGAN-45m. Everything." Music by Harry Geller. 10:30 (3) (4) (10) JANE WYMAN 11:30 (2) BIG HIT MOVIE (6) (7) O.S.S.-30m. John Dehner starsin "The Night "WINNER TAKE ALL." When a "Operation Yo -Yo." Hawthorn and After Christmas." A timely drama of a down -at -the -heels cowboy enters a box- a non-combatant, an Army chaplain, are new, super, three -stage intercontinental ing contest and wins, he lets the victory trapped in no -man's land with the Ger- missile carrying a deadly weapon which go to his head before he can prove he's mans about to launch a counter-attack breaks loose beforeitis launched and reallya champion. Tony Martin, Slim against Alliedlines.RonRandell and threatens destruction of the earth. Summerville, Gloria Stewart. John Crawford. (6) STARLIGHT MOVIE (3) (4) TONIGHT (13) HEART OF CITY "THE FLAME." Broderick Craw- ford. 12 (5) NEWS ROUNDUP (3) (4) (10) LUX SHOW (7) CELEBRITY PLAYHSE.-30m (6) TV READERS DIGEST 10 (6) (7) NAVY LOG -30m. (7) MIDNIGHT MYSTERIES (11) FIRST SHOW "Big White Albatross." Even Jap- 12:05 (5) IT'S YOUR NICKEL anese suicide plans tails to interfere with "EVERYBODY SING." (1938) A LST 949's frantic efforts to trade off a theatricalcoupletriestostoptheir 12:20 (11) LATE NEWS "lousy" movie for a better one from an- daughter's debutinshow business by12:30 (4) FEATURE FILM other ship in an invasion convoy. packing her off to Europe, but she Jumps "YUKON MANHUNT." (1951) Pay- ship and they become alarmed for her rollmessenger murders aresolvedby safety. Judy Garland, Allan Jones, Billie a Canadian Mountie. Kirby Grant. TVSLEEPER Burke, Fanny Brice, Reginald .Owen. (8) NIGHT FINAL EDITION 10:40 (9) NIGHT EDITION (10) CHANNEL 10 NEWS -15m. The Real McCoys,starring Walter10:55 (9) WEATHERWISE-Sm. Brennan on KABC-TV, is the "sleeper" (11) SECOND SHOW of a TV season that has seen fewhits. (2) CLETE ROBERTS-NEWS "TELL NO TALES." (1939)Mel- Twice in the past three weeks The Mc-11 (3) FINAL EDITION vynDouglas,GeneLockhart,Douglas Coys has scored a higher Trendex than (4) JACK LATHAM-15m. Dumbrille. (See Wednesday'slogsat "Climax," its opposition on CBS, and has (5) MOREY AMSTERDAM -60m. 10:30 p.m.forplotdetails.)Del Moore breathed hard on the neck of "Dragnet," hosts. (7) HANK WEAVER -60m. (2) LATE MOVIE its competition on NBC. The McCoys Weaver explores Little Theater ac- Trendex for November was 17.1, com- tivity in Southern California. 1 "BORDER RENEGADE." A young Boston girl finds happiness in her mar- pared to 15.2 for "Climax" and 18.1 for (8) LATE SHOW "Dragnet." o riage, even though it's also her first en- (10) TEN STAR MOVIE counter with the wild and rugged West. The Real McCoys is not a Western. Alan Ladd, Victor Jory. It about "THE LADY IN THE IRON MASK." that has moved west, to a farm in Cali- Patricia Medina, Louis Hayward. 2 (2) GIVE US THIS DAY fornia. (13) BAXTER WARD NEWS (4) NEWSWRAP

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InformationReceived FromStations (DaytonLummis andIreneTedrow). (5) CARTOON CAROUSEL Subject to Last Minute Change John Conte hosts. (Color film) Indicates movie (8) EARLY SHOW (5) MOVIE THEATER (6) (7) AMERCN. BANDSTAND © Indicates color "PINK STRINGS AND SEALING WAX." Mervyn Johns, Gordon Jackson. (13) PRESS AND CLERGY 4:30 (2) THE EARLY SHOW MORNING 12:15 (7) GWINN'S MYSTERY "ISLANDIN THE SKY."Paul 5:40 (4) EARLY FARM REPORT 12:30 (2) (8) VERDICT IS YOURS Kelly and Gloria Stuart star as an as- (4) TODAY-3hrs. sistant D.A. and his fiancee who postpone 6 With Dave Garroway. 12:45(7) McDANIELS MOVIE their wedding to work onanexciting "THE LADY CONFESSES." (1945) murder case. 6:30 (8) THIS IS MY FAITH A woman is found murdered soon (10) TODAY ON THE FARM -30m after her husband walks out on her, (4) MYRON J. BENNETT 6:45 (2) GIVE US THIS DAY and suspicion falls on him. Mary (9) MAGIC OF THE ATOM (8) FARM REPORT -15m. Beth Hughes, Hugh Beaumont. Don (10) JOHNNY DOWNS EXPRESS 6:50 (2) KNXT FARM REPORT Cordray hosts. (11) WHITTINGHILL SERIALS (2) (8) PANORAMA PACIFIC (2) (8) BRIGHTER DAY (13) DESTINY -30m. 4:35 (4) 7 Former Rose Bowl queens introduce 1 (3)(4) (10) QUEEN FOR DAY J. McELROY MOVIE o potential future queens-their daughters. "BEDTIME STORY." (1941)The (5) NEWS -5m. first lady of the Broadway stage wants (4) (10) TODAY (11) JACKSON WHEELER SHOW to turn domestic, but her husband ot- 7:25 (10) TODAY'S DATEBOOK-5m. 1:05 (5) DOROTHY GARDINER Jects. Loretta Young, Fredric March. 7:30 (10) TODAY'S CARTOONS "ADVENTURE IN WASHINGTON." 4:45 (9) AFT. MOVIE THEATER 8:25 (8) LOCAL NEWS A young Senate page boy learns the true "MAN FROM MUSIC MOUNTAIN" 8:55 (8) LOCAL NEWS meaning of the U.S. government. Her- 5 (3) DANCE TIME -30m. 9 (2)(8) HOTEL COSMOPOLIT'N bert Marshall, Virginia Bruce. 1:15 (2) (8) SECRET STORM (6)(7) THE BUCCANEERS (4) (10) TIC TAC DOUGH "Blood Will Tell." An imposter tries (7) FUN TO REDUCE 1:30 (2)(8) EDGE OF NIGHT to take over title to Gresham Isleuntil 9:15 (2)(8) LOVE OF LIFE 1:45 (3)(4) (10) MOD. ROMANCES Tempest produces the rightful heir. (7) CHEF MILANI COOKS (8) GARRY MOORE (13) SIX GUN MOVIE 0 Riverside salute. Sea food au gratin 2 (2)(3)(4) (10) COMEDY TIME "HAIRTRIGGER CASEY" and French fried shrimps, for Mrs. Har- (5)NEWS-POLICE CALLS 5:30 (3) DOUG. FAIRBANKS -30m. riet Blush. (7)AL JARVIS-60m. (5) DOUBLE TIME 9:30 (2) (8) SEARCH FOR TOMOR'W 2:05 (5)DOROTHY GARDINER The reindeerkingoftheUnited (4) (10) IT COULD BE YOU 2:30 (3)(4) TRUTH OR States Brady Crothers is guest. 9:45 (2) (8) GUIDING LIGHT CONSEQUENCES (6) (7) MICKEY MOUSE CLUB (2) OUR MISS BROOKS (6) MUSIC OF THE MASTERS MOUSEKETEERS: Talent Round- up Day-Singer Margaret Lain. NEWS- 10 (4) TEX AND JINX (10) PANTRY PLAYHOUSE REEL SPECIAL: "Encyclopedia-Corm- (7) CHUCKO'S CARTOONS "ROSEOF CIMMARON."Jack orant Fishing." DODDISM: "Two Eyes, Buetel, Mala Powers. Jeannette Brown,6,ofMonrovia Two Ears and Only One Mouth." honored today. Cartoons: "Birth of Jazz" (11) MY LITTLE MARGIE-30m. MOUSEKETEERS: "Alma Mater." and "Scrappy's Rodeo." 2:45 (6) FUN TO REDUCE (10) POPEYE CARTOONS (8)LIFE WITH ELIZABETH 2:55 (9) SUSPECTS WANTED -5m. 5:45 (11) TOPPER -30m. (10)ARLENE FRANCIS -30m. (2) (8) GARRY MOORE 5:50 (9) NEWS ROUNDUP -5m. 10:10 (5)CONSUMER'S REPORT 3 (3) (4) ARLENE FRANCIS 5:55 (2) WEATHER VANE 10:20 (5)CARTOONS (6)(7) AMERIC'N BANDSTAND (9) SPORTS HEADLINES -5m. 10:25 (2)(8) WALTER CRONKITE (5) GIL MARTYN NEWS (13) JIMMY FIDLER-5m. 10:30 (2)(8) AS WORLD TURNS (9) MILLION $ MATINEE (4) "TRAIL STREET." (1947) Ran- EVENING HOWARD MILLER dolph Scott stars as Sheriff Bat Master- (5)GUIDEPOSTS -30m. son who maintained law and order in the 6 (2) SIX O'CLOCK REPORT (10)TREASURE HUNT -30m. early days of western Kansas. (3) FIVE STAR FINAL (2)(8) BEAT THE CLOCK (11)STEVE MARTIN (4) JACK LATHAM 11 (5)ROMPER ROOM 3:05 (5)DOROTHY GARDINER (5) ADV. OF POPEYE-30m. 3:15 (13)MUSICAL PARADE -75m. (7)MY HERO -30m. (6) FEATURE FILM 3:30 (2) 0 (10)THE PRICE IS RIGHT (8) STRIKE IT RICH "COUNTER PUNCH." JoeKirk- (11)SOUND OFF CLUB (3)INDUSTRY ON PARADE wood, Elyse Knox. 11:30 (2)(8) HOUSE PARTY (4)TREASURE HUNT (7) ANNIE OAKLEY-30m. (4)(10) BRIDE AND GROOM (5)MILADY - 30m. (8) DATELINE SAN DIEGO (7)A WOMAN'S DIARY (6)(7) TRUST YOUR WIFE (9) CARTOON EXPRESS -60m. (11)SHERIFF JOHN 3:45 (3)TELECOMICS-15m. (10) SKY KING -30m. 11:50 (3)NEWS -5m. 4 (2)FAIRBANKS THEATER -30m. (13) BAXTER WARD-NEWS 11:55 (3)FARM REPORT (3)AMERICAN BANDSTAND 6:05 (4) WEATHER-JACK BLAKE (4)PRICE IS RIGHT AFTERNOON 6:10 (4) CHICK HEARN CD 6:15 (2) (8) DOUG EDWARDS-News (2) (8) BIG PAYOFF YOUR FUTURE (4) NBC NEWS 12 Does your future look good? Don't send for the book (3) (4) (10) MATINEE THTR. HOW TO GET AND KEEP WHAT YOU WANT unless (11) SUSIE-30m. "Fight the Whole World," starring you wont o change for the better. Immediate refund (13) CAL TINNEY SEES should you not consider thefullcostof only one Dean Stockwell. This original teleplay by dollar o truly important investment. 6:30 (2) LEAVE IT TO BEAVER Caleb Gray is the story of an adopted boy Beaver and Wally get a mail order who falls in love with the real daughter WESTWOOD PUBLICATIONS of perfume, the saleof which entitles (Nancy Malone) ofhisfosterparents BOX 25383 W. LOS ANGELES 25, CALIF. them to a movie projector, but they find PAGE 34 TV -RADIO LIFE DECEMBER 27

the order is too much for their customers' (5) COMBAT SERGEANT -30m. participation show based on the cross- noses and father Cleaver has to go about In "Desert Falcon" pilots who par- word puzzle. devising a plot to help them get rid of it. achute to safety from their burning plane (6)(7) JIM BOWIE -30m. (3) WATERFRONT -30m. are all found dead and their parachutes Bowie wins the services of a shan- (4) WEEKEND mysteriously torn by a bird's claws. ty boatman's daughter as part of the pot Jack McElroy salutesBakersfield. (7) SPORTS FOCUS -10m. ina poker game in"Silk Purse." Scott Forbes and Peggy McCay. Lupe Soldona, Outdoor Editor of the Mir- (9) LITTLE RASCALS -30m. ror -News, shows films of Hidden Valley (8) THIS DAY 1957 Ranch. sportmen's paradise. (11) SUCCESS STORY -30m. Don Loper,internationally known (11) COLGATE THEATER tin (5) GIL MARTYN-NEWS clothes designer, interior decorator, ac- "HONKY TONK." (1941) Clark Ga- (7) TRAFFIC COURT -30m. tor, dancer, unveils new Loper creations ble,Lana Turner, Frank Morgan and Tonight's cases:a doctor ticketed for 1958, a new sub -teen line of clothing Claire Trevor ina lusty story about a for speeding while answering an emerg- forboys andgirls,andhosts a tour smooth -talking con man who decides to ency call;driverofIllinoiscar caught through his establishment, following cre- take over the gambling in a small town after numerous violations, and motorist ations from the drawing boards, step by inthepioneer West, but who doesn't defends running stop light charge as be- steptothefinalproduct.Ken Peters count on falling for a beauty from Bos- ing "an act of God." Judge Evelle Young- hosts for Richfield. ton! Bill Goodwin host er presides. (13) MASTERPIECE MOVIE 8:05 (8)S. D. NEWS REEL (10) STATE TROOPER -30m. "POWERS GIRL."(1942)George 8:10 (8) PEOPLE IN NEWS (13) STORIES OF CENTURY Murphy, Anne Shirley, Carole Landis and Dennis Day in 8:15 (8) SPORTS 6:45 (4) JACK LATHAM CD a musical depicting what (5) SAM BALTER-SPORTS happens when a young girlbecomes a 8:20 (8) WEATHER Powers model. (11) GEORGE PUTNAM-NEWS 8:25 (8) NATIONAL NEWS 7:10 (7) HANK WEAVER -5m. (2) (8) TRACKDOWN-30m. 8:30 (2) (8) PLAYHOUSE OF STARS 7 Hoby Gilman conceals his identity 7:15 (7) JOHN DALY-NEWS Eddie Albert and Noreen Nash co- and saves a dying outlaw in his grim de- 7:30 (2) (8) ZANE GREY TH.-30m. star in "Pattern for Death." The drama termination to recover $50,000 and appre- Eddie Albert and Jane Greer star of a man who suspects that his wife is hend the man who robbed and killed to in "A Gun for My Bride." Over a cattle- stillinlove with her first husband and getitin "Man and Money." man's heatedprotests, his daughter his Jealousy threatens their marriage- (3) (4) (10) GILLETTE FIGHTS elopes with a cowhand. The father fol- and his life. Joey Giardello of Brooklyn vs. Ralph lows the pair with a bounty hunter which (5)IF YOU HAD A MILLION "Tiger" Jones of Yonkers ina10 -round endsin a showdown gunfight. Onslow "Lucky Swanson," the story ofa bout from Miami Beach, Florida. Stevens,RobertKarnes, Chris Alcaide man who "couldn't lose." and 011ie O'Toole are featured. (6) SCIENCE FICTION -30m. (5) HIGH ROAD TO DANGER Cameraman Spall and Dagget climb (7) PATRICE MUNSEL-30m. the treacherous Clyde Minarett Mountain (13) STORIES OF CENTURY NEXT WEEK intheSierras withveteranmountain climbers. (6)(7) RIN TIN TIN On Our Cover Legend hasitthat "White Buf- falo" appears to those who believe, dur- Moonridge Mtn. ing a time of great peril. Rusty learns LORETTA YOUNG truthofthelegendinthe faceof a charging herd of buffalo. ¿ifate3 Read (9) RKO'S FINEST "THOSE ENDEARING YOUNG gear Zake Catifornia Why she doesn't make CHARMS." (1945) A dashing Air Force wolf is out -maneuvered by a pretty and New Year's Resolutions clever salesgirl. Robert Young and La- If you have ever considered a Real raine Day. Estate Investment in the Mountains, (11) SILENT SERVICE -30m. Now is the Time to Act. Just mail and "Hit 'em Again, Harder." Subma- rine Harder sinks five enemy destroyers coupon and let us tell you of our Peter Potter Predicts insix days. Japanese admiral, thinking his fleet surrounded, puts to sea where Special Limited for 1958 the waitingU.S.FifthFleet strikesa deadly blow. OFFER 7:45 (3) SPORTSCENE-15m. plus Only $20.per month Buys Your (4) (10) RED BARBER'S CORN'R Full Sized Lot after small down pay- TV and RADIO for '57 (2) MR. ADAMS AND EVE ment. 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TV -RADIO LIFE PAGE 35 FRIDAY LOGS DECEMBER 27 (2) (8) THE LINEUP -30m. (8) SHOCK! o lating the Jury rules! Phil Silvers, Lloyd 9 A pretty woman is stabbed and Lt. 9:45 (3) FILM -15m. Nolan, Marjorie Weaver. Ben Guthrie and Inspector Greb investi- (2)D. FAIRBANKS PRESENTS (3) FINAL EDITION gate to find a lost pearl, a vain man with a well trimmed mustache, a Jealous wife 10 TomMaCauley,FrankLatimore (4) JACK LATHAM-NEWS and Mary Steelestarin"First Day." and a musician's saxaphone reed that (5) MOREY AMSTERDAM-6On. lead them to an unpretty blackmail plot. The story of a young girl who overcomes (7) HANK WEAVER -60m. an unpleasant situation in a London ad- (3) (4) (10) M SQUAD -30m. Judo experts giveaninsideloDk vertising office. and demonstrations of the Oriental a -t, (5)LE GARDE TWINS (3) MAN ON THE SPOT aspracticed by various groupsinthe (6) (7) FRANK SINATRA SHOW (4) JUKE BOX JURY -60m. L.A. area. "TheFeeling is Mutual."First (6)(7) COLT .45-30m. (9)STARLIGHT THEATER CD Sinatra -hosted drama stars David Wayne "TheGypsies." AU.S.Marshal, "PRIVATEAFFAIRS OF BEL and Janice Rule, a pair of New York of- bitter because his daughter has married AMI." (1947)The unsavory pastof a fice workers who meet in Central Park the leader of a gypsy band, incites towns- scoundrel catches up with him. George on their lunch hour, an encounter which people into an uncontrollable lynch mob Sanders, Angela Lansbury. drastically changes their entire lives. faced only by Chris Colt. (13) BAXTER WARD -NEWS (9) MOVIE THEATER (10) MOVIE SPECTACULAR 11:15 (4) CHICK HEARN-SPORTS "THE BOY WITH GREEN HAIR." "THE PROWLER," Van Heflin. (1948) A young war orphan wakes one (13) TOM DUGGAN morning with bright greenhair ... and 10:10 (11) GEORGE PUTNAM-NEWS 11:30 (3) (4) TONIGHT -60m. soon thereafter has a strange dream that 10:25 (11) PAUL COATES-15m. (5) LATE NEWS -5m. sends him out to convince the world that 10:30 (2) CLETE ROBERTS-NEWS 12 (7) MIDNIGHT MYSTERIES wars and thedestructionoflifemust (3) TV READER'S DIGEST stop. Dean Stockwell, Pat O'Brien, Rob- 12:15(10) PLAYHOUSE '52 ert Ryan, Barbara Hale. (6) BILL CORUM-15m. 12:25(11) LATE NEWS (13) CROWN THEATER (7) THE WHISTLER -30m. 12:30 (2) LATE SHOW "CAPTAIN CAUTION." (1940) Vic- (8) LATE SHOW "STINGAREE." Richard Dix, Irene tor Mature, Alan Ladd, Bruce Cabot in a (13) TOM DUGGAN-30m. Dunne and Andy Devine star in the story rousing story of piracy on the high seas. 10:40 (9) NIGHT EDITION of the Robin Hood of Australia. 9:30 (2) PERSON TO PERSON (11) FIRST SHOW (4)FEATURE FILM Actress Joanne Woodward and vio- "A LETTER FOR EVIE." (1945) A "STRIKE IT RICH." (1948) Three linist Mischa Elman with his wife speak shy Army private shows a picture of his men, allin love with the same girl, try with Edward R. Murrow from their re- girl to his handsome buddy, little realiz- their luck at striking oil, but one pulls an spective Manhattan apartments. Mr. ing what complications would arise later underhanded trick and therivalryte - Elman is celebrating his 50th anniversary on. Hume Cronyn, John Carroll, Marsha comes vicious. Rod Cameron and Bonita as a concert violinist. Hunt, Spring Byington, Pamela Britton. Granville. (3) (7) DATE WITH ANGELS 10:45 (2) THE BIG NEWS (8) NIGHT FINAL "A Day at the Track." Gus and (10) CHANNEL 10 NEWS Vickievisitthe race track where Gus (6) STARLIGHT MOVIE hopes to close an insurance deal. Betty "THE INSIDE STORY." William12:35 (11) SECOND SHOW o White and Bill Williams. Lundigan, Marsha Hunt. "EVERYBODY SING." (1938)Judy (4) 10:55 (9) WEATHERWISE-5m. Garland, Allan Jones, Billie Burke,Fan - (10) THIN MAN -30m. ny Brice. (See Thursday's logs at10 30 (5) BASKETBALL GAME (2) BIG HIT MOVIES p.m. for plot details.) Del Moore hosts 11 "JUST OFF BROADWAY." Mike UCLA Bruinsvs.Michigan State 1:30 (2) GIVE US THIS DAY Spartans. Shayne, detective, is summoned for Jury duty, attempts to solve the crime from 2 (4)NEWSWRAP (6)HIGHWAY PATROL -30m. the Jury box and ends up in Jail for vio - vu `1_.e ?>x'`>-.>. -'1.-41-41 411?i .Y!r-,-_ 141í., '>-u__ozw,11

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SuSir Lancelot (7) 5 p.m. TuWrestling (5) 8:30 p.m. W; Dateline (5) 9:30 p.m. SuLook Here (4)12:30 p.m. Su$64,000 Challenge (2)10 p.m. Su (13) 8 p.m. M Date With Angels (7) 9:30 p.m. FLove of Life (2)9:15 a.m. M -F$64,000 Question (2)9 p.m. TuWyatt Eorp (7) 8:30 p.m. Tu Death Valley Days (4) 7 p.m. Th Lundberg, Don (13) 8:30 p.m. Su Wyatt, Thomas (13) 5:30 p.m. Su Lupino, Ida (2) 10 p.m. WSkelton, Red (2) 8:30 p.m. Tu Decoy (11) 8 p.m. M Wyman, Jane (4)10:30 p.m. Th Lux Show (4)10 p.m. ThSky King (7)6 p.m. Tu Detective's Diary (4) 4:30 p.m. Sa *Smoot, Dan (13) 7 p.m. SuYou Asked For It (7) 7 p.m. Su Dick and Duchess (2) 7:30 p.m. SaMacKenzie, Gisele (4) 9:30 p.m, So Disneyland (7) 8 p.m. WM Squad (4) 9 p.m. FSoldiers of Fortune.... (9) 8:30 p.m. TuYoung, Loretta (4)10 p.m. Su Dr. Christian (5) 7 p.m. WMagic of the Atom.... (9) 4:45 p.m. M -FSound Off Club (11) 11 a.m. M -FYouth Wants to Know....(4) 12 N. Su Double Time (5)5:30 p.m. M -FMon Called X (9) 8 p.m. WSpell Bound (5) 8 p.m. F Zane Grey Theater (2) 7:30 p.m. F Do You Trust Your Wife (7) 3:30 p.m. M -FMartin Kane (11) 8:30 p.m. SuSports Car Review (9)11 p.m. MZorro (7) 8 p.m. Th TV -RADIO LIFE PAGE 37 91.5....KUSC 94.7 ....KRHM 98.7.... KCBH *102.3....(FOX *92.3....KFAC 95.5....KABC 99.5....KHOF 103.1....KNOB *93.1 KNX 96.3....KRKD 100.3....KMLA 103.5....(GLA 75IfRADIO LOGS 93.5....KPOL 97.1 ....KFMU *101.1 KHJ 104.3....KPLA 98.3 ....KDWC 101.9.... KUTE *105.9 KBMS *Refer to A.M. Logs KMLA-Stereo with KCBH 8-KABC-TomBaxter hosts 21/2 hrs. 9:55--KGLA-News SATURDAY "Favorite Showtunes" of special stereo programming. Reveries Leonard Sorkin Strings. KDWC-News 1 OKBMS-MusicalKGLA-Hi-Fi Melody to AM logs 12:55-KGLA-News 6-KABC-Refer(tit 10:30 a.m.) KFMU-Fireside Moods(4hrs) KMLA-News KBMS-Morning Melodies (2 hrs.) KABC-Refer to AM Logs til 8 p.m. KGLA-The Night and the Music KNOB-Jazz Goes to Church KDWC-Hymns of Our Faith 1KBMS-Concert in Hi -Fi KHOF-Artisan Organ Time KRKD-Harmony in Hi -Fi KFMU-Bright Moments in FM KCBH-Artistry in Dixie (can't) KMLA-News in Brief KRHM-New musical horizon.- (3 hrs) KDWC-Cook's Tour (til 2:30 p.m.) KNOB-Sleepy's Hollow- Jim Ameche KPOL-Refer to AM logs till 8 p.m. KFMU-Easy to listen to Music (til 11 p.m.)-Sleepy Stein 10:05-KMLA-Sanders Meanders KRKD-Daybreak with FM (til 5 p.m.) KPOL-Music a la Carte 10:30-KGLA-Hi-Fi Melody KUTE-Varieties in Rhythm (2 hrs.) KGLA-Hi Fi Melody KRHM-Music for Moderns- 10:55-KGLA-News KDWC-Hymns of Faith KMLA-News in Brief Bob Devine 11 -KDWC-Arcadia Presbyterian KRKD-LP on Hi -Fi 7KGLA-News KPLA-Lawson Leaps In Church (Remote) KHOF-Pipe Organ KRHM-Music for a Mood- KUTE-Invitation to Relax (4 hrs.) KMLA-News KRHM-Wake Up with Strings Don Beck hosts 8:05--KDWC-Dance Time (til 2 a.m.) KNOB-Jazz-(til 1 p.m.) Host-Don Beck KRKD-Show Tunes of 1956 KMLA-Hi-Fi by Starlight KRKD-Musical Pot Pourri KRKD--Reflections in Music 1:05-KMLA-Adventures in Hi Fi KPOL-Refer to AM logs KRHM-Hi-Jinx in Hi Fi- 1:30-KCBH-Double Feature 8:30-KHOF-Prelude to Worship Jim Ameche 7:05-KGLA-Organ Melodies Musical Comedy (til 3 p.m.) 8:55-KGLA-News 11:05-KMLA-Sanders Meanders 7:15-KGLA-Pepperdine College KGLA-Hi Fi Melody (cont'd) KABC-News-5min. 11:30-KGLA-Hi-Fi Melody 7:30-KGLA-Morning Chapel Hour KBMS-Moment Musicale 11:55-KGLA-News KHOF-Saturday Devotions 1:55-KGLA-News 9 KRHM-Bulldog Edition-Len East KBMS-SerenadeParade KGLA-The Night and the Music 12-KBMS-Morning Melodies 7:45-KDWC-Morning Devotional 2KGLA-Afternoon Desk-Part 1 KHOF-Phil Kerr's Melody Time KCBH-Sunday in Hi -Fi(til 3 p.m.) KRHM-The Rosary Hour- Music, News, Interviews featuring Eddie & Helen Johns KDWC-Sound Stage (tit 4 p.m.) KRHM-Frankly Jazz-Frank Evans KMLA-Agricultural Weather KFMU-Luncheon Interlude with Father Peter J. Conroy KRHM-Pop Concert-Bob Devine KBMS-Hi Fi Hits KMLA-News in Brief KGLA-Hi-Fi Melody KNOB-Pat Henry Show (til 5 p.m.) KRKD-Variety Time KMLA-News in Brief 8KCBH-FM in the AM (4 hrs) KPLA-Morelands Music Center 9:05-KMLA-Hi-Fi by Starlight KRHM-Don Beck Show will KDWC-News KRKD-Afternoon Interlude KABC-Stereo, continued feature Christmas music from KGLA-News KUTE-Pop Concert Hall (4 hrs.) Lawrence Welk-remote from around the world KHOF-Songs at Sunrise 2:05-KMLA-Holiday for Hi -Fi the Aragon Ballroom. KPOL-Holiday in Hi -Fi KMLA-News 2:30-KDWC-Campus Corner 9:30-KABC-Bel Canto Stereo Hour (til 5:30 a.m.) KRHM-"Thought for Today" KGLA-Afternoon Desk (con t) KGLA-The Night and the Music KRKD-Luncheon Reveries Dr. Ernest C. Wilson, minister of 2:55-KGLA-News KHOF-Accent on Youth KUTE-Pop Concert Hall (til pm) Christ Church Unity 9:55-KGLA-News KRKD-Musical Coffee Cup KCBH-On the Lighter Side 12:05-KMLA-Sanders Meanders 3KGLA-Afternoon Desk-Pt. 2 Into Melody 12:30-KGLA-Hi-Fi Melody KUTE-Serenade in Swing (4 Ms.) 1 0-KBMS-Journey 8:05-KDWC-Koffee Klub (til 10 a.m.) KMLA-News in Brief KGLA-The Night and the Music 12:55-KOLA-News. KGLA-Music for Meditation KPLA-Fitch's Corner KHOF-Sacred Review -KFMU-Easy to Listen to Mus c KRHM-Fronkly Jazz-Swing KMLA-News in Brief 1 KGLA-Classics in Concert KRHM-Operation Music- KRHM-Saturday Review of Music Jim Ameche-host. Frank Evans KPLA-Lawson Leaps in KMLA-Harling's Hi -Fi Cycle KRKD-Moments with Music Bob Devine KRKD-Show Tunes of 1956 8:15-KGLA-Dr. Stanley H. Bailes 3:05-KDWC-Saturday Serenade, Pt. 2 KRKD-Musical Wishing Hour KNOB-Jazz International- KHOF-Songs of Ray Robles KMLA-Holiday for Hi -Fi 10:05-KMLA-Kerby's Kurfew Howard lucroft 3:30-KGLA-Afternoon Desk-(cont'd) (till 11:30 p.m.) KRHM-Music for a Mood -- 8:30-KGLA-Light and Fantastic-Pt. 1 10:30-KABC-Refer to AM logs KHOF-Sacred Songsters 3:55-KGLA-News Don Beck KBMS-Musical Magic. KGLA-The Night and the Music 1:05-KMLA-Sanders Meanders 8:55-KGLA-News 10:55-KGLA-News 1:28-KGLA-News Headlines KFMU-Musicto Live With (3 hrs.) KCBH-Artistry in Rhythm KDWC-News -KCBH-Music Until Midnight 1:30-KBMS-Hi-Fi Showcase 9KGLA-Light and Fantastic-Pt. 2 11 Your host-Sheldon Bren KHOF-Prairie Children's Hour KGLA-Afternoon Desk-Pt. 3 KGLA--The Night and the Music KMLA-News in Brief KMLA-News in Brief KRHM-Musical Museum "Ted Heath's Tribute to the KPLA-John's Other Show les Claypool, Jr., (til1 a.m.) Fabulous Dorseys"- KRHM-Album Showcase - "Bushkin Spotlights Berlin" Jim Ameche KRHM-Frankly Jazz- KRKD-Serenade to Midnight KRKD-Just for Listening Contemporary-Frank Evans KHOF-Starlight Journey- KFMU-"A Night on the Town' 9:05-KMLA-Harling's Hi -Fi Cycle KRKD-High on Hi -Fí Lew Charles Interview with artist or group 4:05-KMLA-Holiday for Hi Fi KMLA-Night-Life-Live remote currently in L.A. 9:30-KDWC-Saturday Serenade 4:15-KDWC-Saturday Serenade broadcast from the Lark-Joe 1:55-KGLA-News I(tit 11:45 a.m.) Part (til 6 p.m.) Darensbourgh's Dixie Flyers Fi Record Parade KGLA-light and Fantastic (can't) 2-KFMU-Hi 9:55-KGLA-News 4:30-KGLA-Afternoon Desk (cont'd) Your host-George Sanders Conrad Stanley hosts 4:55-KGLA-News KNOB-Jazz, Inc. (til 2 a.m.) KGLA-Classics in Concert KBMS-MusicalReveries Amos Green 1 jKDWC-Saturday Serenade, Pt. 1 KCBH-Pipes and Pedals KNOB-Pat Henry Show / 5KFMU-Hi Fi Cocktails 11:30-KGLA-The Night and the Music (til 5 p.m.) KGLA-Lawrence Welk 11:55-KGLA-NewsFinal KMLA-News in Brief KGLA-This is Capitol KMLA-News in Brief KNOB-Swing Street-(til 2 p.m.) KHOF-Afternoon Melodies Fi Dance Time til 6 a.m. KPLA-Morelands Music Center hosted by Gaylord Neff KMLA-News in Brief 1 2-KBMS-HiKFMU-Hi Fi for the Night Owl KRHM-Frankly Jazz KRHM-Album Salute - KNOB-Jazz Worth Listening to- (til 6 am) Frank Evans presents-"A Jolly Jim Ameche - host Paul Werth-(til 8 p.m.) KMLA-News in Brief5min. Christmas from Frank Sinatra" KRKD-Harmony in Hi -Fi KPLA-Showtime Revue KRKD-Music till 6 a.m. KRKD-Afternoon Interlude 10:05-KMLA-Harling's Hi -Fi Cycle KRHM-Strictly from Dixie-Benson KUTE-The Night Holds Mv-'- 2:05-KMLA-Holiday for Hi -Fi 10:30-KABC-Lee Zimmer hosts interest- Curtis. (til 6 a.m.) 2:30-KBMS-P.M. Serenade ing & obscure operas (til1 p.m.) KRKD-Musical Hors d'oeuvres 2:55-KGLA-News KGLA-Pastels in Combo 5:05-KMLA-Mogic Music KMLA)-Stereophonic 10:55-KGLA-News 5:30-KCBH-Crescendo, Piano Music SUNDAY 3-KCBH-(withSouthern California-with Bruce KHOF-Socred Reflections Wendell (3 hrs.) 1 KGLA-London Calling 5:55-KGLA-News KABC-Refer to AM logs all day 3-4 p.m.-"Champagne at the KMLA-News in Brief KBMS-Dinner Concert 6KBMS-MorningMelodies Pops";"FredWaring in I'i-Fi" KRHM-Album Highlights - 6KCBH-Prelude KFMU-Bright Moments in FM 4-5 p.m.-"L'Itolia"-Carmel Jim Ameche hosts KDWC-News 3 hrs. Dragon conducts a progrcm of KRKD-Musical Pot Pourri KFMU-Candlelight & Music 2 hrs. KRKD-Daybreak with FM varied litalian music 11:05-KMLA-Magic Music KGLA-Bandstand KUTE-Sunday Serenade (6 hrs.) "The Messiah"-(excerpts) 11:30-KGLA-London Calling (cont'd) KHOF-Requested Sacred Muisc KGLA-News 5-6 p.m.-'Symphonic Spectccular' 11:45-KDWC-Chambers Local News KMLA-News in Brief 7KHOF-Pipe Organ "Christmas in Stereo froro 11:55-KGLA-News KPLA-Candlelight Melodies KPOL-Refer to AM logs 'til noon Vienna" -KBMS-Afternoon Fantasies KRHM-Around the World in Hi Fi KRHM-Wake up With Strings- "Music of Christmas"- 12KCBH-Artistry in Dixie Frank Evans hosts Don Beck hosts Lorin Whitney-organist KDWC-Luncheon Melodies KRKD-Dinnertime Magic KRKD-Reflections in Music KFMU-Easy to Listen to Music KFMU-Luncheon Interlude KUTE-Candlelight Rhapsodies 7:05-KGLA-Sacred Serenade KGLA-Classics in Concert KGLA-Fiesta in Manhattan (til 8 p.m.) 7:30-KGLA-Morning Chapel Hour KPLA-Fitch's Corner KMLA-News in Brief 6:05-KDWC-Dinner Melodies KHOF-Gems of Grace KRHM-Frankly Jozz-Swing- KRHM-Don Beck Show (til 8 p.m.) KBMS-Sophisticated Swing Frank Evans KRKD-Luncheon Reveries KMLA-Magic Music 8KCBH-FM in the AM (4 hrs) KRKD-Moments with Music KUTE-Luncheon Musicale (2 hrs.) 6:15-KGLA-Serenode in Blue KGLA-News 3:55-KGLA-News 12:05-KMLA-Magic Music 6:30-KGLA-Pastels in Combo KHOF-Church at Work KBMS-Cocktail Capers 12:30-KCBH-Stereophonic Southern KMLA-Sports in Brief KRHM-Old Fashioned Revival Hr. 4KDWC-Chess Showcase California (with KMLA's 6:35-KMLA-Soft Lights & Sweet Music Dr. Charles E. Fuller KGLA-Organ-Swell to Great Harting) (till 8 pm) KRKD-Musical Coffee Cup KHOF-Sunday in Sacred Classics KGLA-Fiesta in Manhattan 6:55-KGLA-News 8:05-KGLA-Sacred Serenade (til 6 p.m.) 7KBMS-"Dinner at the Moulin 8:15-KHOF-College Chapel Hour KPLA-John's other Show Rouge." Tues. through Sat. 8:30-KGLA-Gospel Hour KRHM-Frankly Jazz- (til 9 p.m.) KHOF-Accent on Youth Contemporary-Fronk Evens KCBH-Concerto from Coldwater 8:45-KGLA-Sacred Serenade KRKD-High on Hi -Fl Many of the FM stations Canyon -4 hrs. of great music 8:55-KGLA-News 4:30-KDWC-Meet the Artist havearrangedspecial KGLA-Candlelight and Crystal KBMS-MorningSerenade KGLA-Organ (con't) KHOF-The Paulsens Sing 9KDWC-Religious-(til 11 a.m.) 4:55-KGLA-News Christmas Eve and KPLA-Hi Fi Concert KFMU-Music to Live With (3 hrs) KDWC-Dinner Melodies (tip 7 pm) Christmas Day programs. KRHM-Bob Devine Show KGLA-Sacred Serenade 5KFMU-Hi Fi Cocktails KRKD-Tomorrow's Favorites Tod'y KHOF-Quartet Request Time KOLA-Organ-Swell to Great For details see the FM 7:15-KHOF-Music of the Master. KRHM-Early Morning Musical- KNOB-Latin Beat logs. 7:30-KGLA-Candlelight & Crystal Jim Ameche KPLA-Show Time Revue KHOF-Dinner Concert KRKD-Just for Listening KRKD-Musical Hors d'oeuvres 7:55-KGLA-News 9:30-KGLA-Sacred Serenade KRHM-Carrol Righter-Astro..ogical PAGE 38 TV -RADIO LIFE KABC .... 95.5 KFMU .... 97.1 KMLA ....100.3 KRHM.... 94.7 KBMS ....105.9 *KFOX ....102.3 KNOB ....103.1 KRKD.... 96.3 KCBH .... 98.7 KGLA ....103.5 *KNX 93.1 KUSC.... 91.5 TARADIO LOGS KDWC .... 98.3 *KHJ 101.1 KPLA 104.3 KUTE....101.9 *KFAC 92.3 KHOF .... 99.5 KPOL 93.5 * Refer to A.M. Logs forecasts. Adolph Menjou and KRKD-Daybreak with FM 12:30-KCBH-Stereophonic Southern KUSC-Afternoon Concert (2 hrs.) his wife Verree Teosdale are KUTE-Varieties in Rhythm (2 hrs) California-with KMLA Christmas Day (Wednesday)- special guests. KDWC-Hymns of Our Faith Mon-"The Messiah"-(excerpts) "Christmas Oratorio"- 5:30-KGLA-Organ (con't) 7KGLA-News Handel J. S. Bach-(til 7 p.m.) KRHM-Bob Devine-What's New KHOF-Mon.-Hymns You Love Tues-"Sketches by Skitch" 4:05-KMLA-Harling's Hi Fi Cycle on Tape. Tues.-Cathedral Echoes Skitch Henderson & Orchestra 4:15-KDWC-Music Alley (can't) 5:55-KGLA-News Wed.-Hymn History Thurs-"Down the Middle"- 4:30-KGLA-Aft. Desk KBMS-Dinner Concert Thurs.-Fri.-Sacred Music Jimmy McPartland & his 4:45-KDWC-Civic Center 6KCBH-Prelude--Bob Lintner KPOL-Refer to AM logs til 8 p.m. Orchestra KPLA-U.S. Treasury Dept. Show KFMU-Candlelight and Music KRHM-Woke up with Strings- Fri-"Sebastion Ballet Suite" "Guest Star" Mon. only Don Beck Menotti 4:55-KGLA-News KGLA-Hi-Fi Melody KGLA-Fiesta in Manhattan KHOF-Sacred Mvsic KRKD-Reflections in Music KCBH-Music To Remember KMLA-News in Brief 7:05-KGLA-Organ Melodies 12:35-KCBH (with KMLA)- KDWC-Azusa Santa Claus KNOB-Sunday Sounds (3 hrs.) 7:15-KGLA-Quartette Time Wednesday-Christmas Day- Mon-Tues only-Dinner Melodies KPLA-Candlelight Melodies KHOF-Little Country Church "Christmas Greetings"-John KFMU-Hi Fi Cocktails KRHM-Around the World in Hi Fi 7:30-KGLA-Morning Chapel Hour Hollaran Choir KGLA-Musical Varieties in Hi -Fi Fronk Evans KHOF-Haven of Rest 12:50-KCBH (with KMLA)- Mon-London Calling KRKD-Dinnertime Magic Mon -Wed -Fri. "Christmas Oratorio" J. S. Tues-Make Mine Mercury KUTE-Candlelight Rhapsodies Sacred Music.-Tues.-Thurs. Bach-St. Thomas Choir of Wed-Sincerely, Decca 6:05-KMLA-Magic Music KRHM-Bulldog Edition-Len East Leipzig, Hamburg Chamber Thurs-Columbia on Parade 6:30-KGLA-Hi-Fi Melody 7:45-KDWC-Morning Devotional Orch. Fri-Voice of Victor KHOF-Glendale Church of God 7:45-KRHM-The Rosary Hour- 12:55-KOLA-News KHOF-Radio Kids Bible Club KMLA-Sports in Brief with Father Peter J. Conroy KMLA-News in Brief 6:35-KMLA-Soft Lights & Sweet Music -KCBH-Music on the Lighter Side KNOB-Dinner Jazz (til 7 p.m.) (till 8 p.m.) KBMS-Sophisticated Swing KCBH-FM in the AM (4 hrs.) 1 (til 4 p.m.) KPLA-Showtime Revue- 6:55-KOLA-News 8 KRHM-Strictly from Dixie-Benson 7-KCBH-Concerto from Coldwater KDWC-Sportsman Shop News KFMU-Easy to Listen to Music KOLA-News (til 5 p.m.) Curtis Canyon -4 hrs. of great music KHOF-Our Best to You KMLA-News in Brief KRKD-Musical Hors d'oeuvres KDWC-U.P. Sunday Show KMLA-News KGLA-Hi Fi Melody- KUTE-Pop Concert Hall KGLA-Candlelight and Crystal KRHM-Thought for Today- KPLA-Lawson leaps in 5:05-KMLA-Harling's Hi -Fi Cycle KHOF-Green Pastures Dr. Ernest C. Wilson KRHM-N.Y. Market Closing- 5:30-KCBH-Crescendo-Piano Music KPLA-Hi Fi Concert KRKD-Musical Coffee Shop David Rees -5 min. in Hi -Fi KRHM-Milton Cross Presents KUTE-Serenade in Swing (4 hrs.) KRKD-Show Tunes of 1956 KDWC-News La Favorita, Gaetano 8:05-KDWC-Koffee Klub-(til 10 a.m.) KGLA-Musical Varieties (can't) Donizetti, La Wally, Prelude 1:05-KRHM-The Advertising World KHOF-Music and Stories for Act IV, Catalani. Romeo et KGLA-Music for Meditation (Trade news of the ad, industry) KMLA-Sanders Meanders Marvin Saltzman-Dick Freed Children Juliet, Excerpts, Berlioz. KRHM-Early Morning Musical- KMLA-Journey into Melody KMLA-Stock Market Reports KRKD-Favorites of Tomorrow, Tuesday-Jim Ameche features KUSC-Tuesday only- Today 1:10-KRHM-Bob Devine Show (cant.) Edmonde Haddad will read special Christmas music Mon. thru Thurs. (til 4:45 p.m.) KHOF-Glendale Church of God Wednesday-Christmas Day- "The First Christmas Tree" 7:30-KDWC-Lights of the City American Christmas music and 1:30-KDWC-Music Alley by Henry Van Dyke. (til 10 pm) traditional Christmas carols. Fri.-Luncheon Melodies 5:35-KMLA-Magic Music KGLA-Candlelight and Crystal 8:15-KGLA-Dr. Stanley H. Bailes KGLA-Hi-Fi Melody KCBH (with KMLA)- KHOF-Sacred Music KHOF-Favorite Fifteen 1:40-KCBH (with KMLA) Christmas Day (Wednesday)- 7:55-KGLA-News 8:30-KGLA-Light and Fantastic-Part I Wednesday-Christmas Day- "Music for Christmas" Richard KBMS-Moment Musicale L.A. Breakfast Club-Wed.(lhr) "Joy to the World" Purvis, organist (til 6 p.m.) 8KFMU-Fireside Moods (4 hrs.) KHOF-Sacred Melodies Roger Wagner Chorale 5:45-KDWC-Sport Beat KGLA-The Night and the Music 8:55-KGLA-News KHOF-Chapel Melodies 1:55-KOLA-News KHOF-Stories of Great Christians KMLA-News in Brief KFMU-Music to Live With (3 hrs.) KBMS-Serenade Parade 5:55-KGLA-News KNOB-Jazz from Hollywood 9KGLA-Light and Fantastic (Pt. 2) KRHM-The Advertising World KRKD-LP on Hi -Fi KMLA-News in Brief 2KDWC-Study Hall (Repeat broadcast of the show KUTE-Invitation to Relax (4 hrs.) KRHM-Showtime-Jim Ameche til 3 p.m.-Fri. only originating at 1:05 p.m.) 8:05-KMLA-Hi-Fi by Starlight KRKD-Just for Listening KGLA-Afternoon Desk 8:30-KGLA-The Night and the Music KMLA-News in Brief KBMS-Dinner Concert KHOF-Sacred Musi. 9:05-KMLA-Sanders Meanders KNOB-Jim Fisher Show- 6KCBH-Prelude 8:45-KHOF-Cathedral Echoes 9:30-KGLA-Light and Fantastic (Pt. 2) (til 4 p.m.) KDWC-Dinner Melodies 8:55-KGLA-News KMLA-Mainly for Women KPLA-Moreland's Music Center (til 7:30 p.m.) KGLA-The Night and the Music 9:35-KMLA-Sanders Meanders KRHM-Music for Moderns- KFMU-Candlelight and Music Bob Devine (2 hrs.) 9KHOF-Sacred Music 9:55-KGLA-News. KRKD--Afternoon Interlude. KGLA-Sports Scope KMLA-Agricultural Weather KUTE-Cocktail Carousel (3 hrs.) KNOB-Themes in Jazz KBMS-Musical Reveries KHOF-Sacred Harmony 1 O 2:05-KMLA-Journey into Melody KMLA-News in Brief KRKD-Variety Time KGLA-Lawrence Welk Show KPLA-Candlelight Melodies 9:05-KMLA-All Stops Out (organ) KMLA-News in Brief 2:25-KCBH (with KMLA) KRHM-Around the World in Hí -Fi 9:30-KGLA-The Night and the Music KNOB-Dixieland-Dick Strong Wednesday-Christmas Day- Frank Evans, host 9:15-KHOF-Hymn History KRHM-New Musical Horizons- "The Music of Christmas"- KRKD-Dinnertime Magic KHOF-Songsters Jim Ameche Carmen Dragon & Hollywood KRKD-Harmony in Hi -Fi KUSC-Program Notes & 9:55-KGLA-News Bowl Symphony S.C. News Into Melody 10:05-KDWC-Hi-Fi Bandstand 2:30-KGLA-Aft. Desk (cont') Tues only-Dr. Frank Baxter 1 OKBMS-JourneyKDWC-Evening Concert- KMLA-Sanders Meanders 2:55-KOLA-News presents his annual reading of (til 11:30 p.m.) 10:30-KGLA-Pastels in Combo KCBH (with KMLA) Yuletide poetry and prose from KGLA-The Night and the Music 10:55-KGLA-News "Christmas in Stereo"-Boys medieval to modern times KHOF-Gems of Grace Choir of Vienna, Vienna KUTE-Candlelight Rhapsodies KMLA-News in Brief (5 min.) 11 -KGLA-Musical Varieties in Hi -Fi Concert Society 6:05-KMLA-Magic Music KNOB-Modern Jazz-(til Mon. This is Capitol Tues-Christmas Eve- midnight) Don Hamilton Tues. Voice of Victor Desk (contin'd) "Christmas in Hi -Fi" KRHM-Bob Devine Show Wed. Columbia on Parade 3KGLA-Afternoon Fred Waring-narrator KRKD-Musical Wishing Hour Christmas Day-Station per- Thur. Sincerely-Decco sonnel will be on hand to play 6:15-KGLA-Mon.-Guest Star 10:30-KGLA-The Night and the Music Fri. Make Mine Mercury favorite Christmas music during KHOF-Requested Sacred Music Tues.-Let's Go to Town KMLA-News in Brief the afternoon. Wed.-Here's to Vets (till midnight) KNOB-Jazz for Tired Housewives 10:55-KGLA-News KMLA-News in Brief Thurs.-Raymond Massey (til 2 p.m.) Jim Fisher KPLA-Fitch's Corner Fri.-Navy Hour -KCBH-Music Until Midnight KRHM-Hi-Jinx in Hi-Fi- KRHM-What's New in Albums- KUSC-Mon-Of Many Things 11KGLA-The Night and the Music Jim Ameche Bob Devine Tues.-Thurs. Astronomy KRHM-Musical Museum (til1 KRKD-Musical Pot Pourri KRKD-Moments with Music Wed-Voice of the Masters a.m.) Les Claypool, Jr. 11:05-KMLA-Magic Music 3:05-KMLA-Harling's Hi -Fi Cycle Fri-Gilbert Highet KRKD-Serenade to Midnight 11:30-KDWC-Hi-Flight-til midnight 11:30-KOLA-Musical Varieties (con't) 3:30-KGLA-Aft. Desk (con't) 6:30-KCBH-New Dimensions in Music 11:45-KDWC-Chambers-Local News KGLA-Pastels in Combo 11:55-KGLA-News Final 3:55-KGLA-News KHOF-Unshackled (Wed. only) 11:55-KGLA-News KCBH (with KMLA) In the Groove (Fri. only) 1 2-KBMS-Music thru the Night Wednesday-Christmas Day- KMLA-Sports Briefs 6 a.m.) KBMS-Afternoon Fantasies "The Messiah"-Handel. The 1 KCBH-Noontime "(onetime Whittier Handel Oratorio KUSC-Mon-Master Works from KFMU-Hi Fi for the Night Owl France (30 min.) Oil 6 a.m.) Christmas Day-Special Stereo Society Tues-Date line London (15 min) KNOB-Music (til 2 a.m.) programming with KMLA til 6 p.m. Wed-Standard Schools- Pat Collette KBMS-Cocktail Capers (30 min) KRKD-Music (til 6 a.m.) KDWC-Luncheon Melodies- 4KCBH-Artistry in Rhythm (Jazz) Thurs-International Inn- KUTE-The Night Holds Music (til 1:30) KDWC-News (30 min) (til 6 a.m.) KFMU-Luncheon Interlude KGLA-Afternoon Desk (contfh'd) Fri-Vignette (15 min.) KGLA-Fiesta in Manhattan KMLA-News in Brief KMLA-News in Brief KNOB-Dixieland-Dick Strong 6:35-KMLA-Soft lights & Sweet Music MONDAY -FRIDAY Wed-Christmas Day-Stereo KPLA-John's other show (til 8 p.m.) with KCBH-Christmas Hymns KRHM-Musical Survey- 6:45-KABC-Quincy Howe 6KABC-Refer toAM logs til 6:45 and Chorals-Lorin Whitney, Bob Devine KHOF-Christian Celebrity Time p.m. organist. Christmas Day-"Around the KUSC-Tues-Torchbearer KBMS-Morning Melodies KRHM-Bob Devine Show- Christmas Tree"-with Bing Fri-Our Times KFMU-Bright Moments in FM KRKD-Luncheon Reveries Crosby, Peggy Lee, Judy 6:55-KGLA-News (3 hrs.) KUTE-Luncheon Musicale (2 hrs.) Garland and other stars. KHOF-Morning Melodies 12:05-KMLA-LP Preview KRKD-High on Hi -Fi (FM Logs Continued on Page 43) TV -RADIO LIFE PAGE 39 790 KABC 1170 KCBQ KFMB 980 FWB 1430 KALI 1580 KDAY 1280 KFOX 1360 KGB 740 KBIG 1330 KFAC 600 KFSD 1390 KGER 7adio rogs 1490 KBLA 640 KFI

KPOL-Cavalcade of Music. 7:45-KABC-Edu. Spec. Report. SATURDAY, DECEMBER 21 KWKW-Teddy Fregoso. KGFJ-Salvation Army. KXLA-Helen Louise. *-Indicates Newscast. KGFJ-Music Festival. TBA-To Be Announced. *KPOP, KXLA-News KABC-Long Bill. 7:55*KNX-News. 4KFI-Polka Party (till 7 p.m.) KABC-Hank Simms. 11:05-KNX-Amos 'n Andy. KNX-Ford Road Show. KABC-Stereo-Music. KFAC-Musical Masterpieces. 8KHJ-Record Hits. 11:15-KXLA-Charlie Williams. 8KFI-Joe Maphis Show. *KNX-News. * KFWB, KLAC-News. KHJ-Marian Theater. KALI-Latin Hit Parade. 11:30-KFI-Red Foley Show. KGER-Maurice Johnson. KFAC-Evening Concert. *KBIG-Catalina Bandstand and *1(111-News. KGFJ-Musical Moments. * KFWB, KLAC-News. News (All Day). KNX-City Hospital. KMPC-Johnny Grant. KGFJ-World Bible Society. *KDAY-News. KALI-Salvador Hernandez. *KPOP-News. KNX-Gil's Guest Book. KFAC-Your Soloist. KDAY-Mark Ford. 4:05-KNX-Sportscene. KPOL-Music for the Master. * KFOX-News. KFAC-To France with Music. KLAC-Earl McDaniel. KWKW-Hungarian Music. *KFWB-News; Pat McGuiness. KPOL-Merchants' Quiz. KPOL-Commuter's Carousel. KXLA-Church in the Barn. KPOP-Violet Schram. KGFJ-World Bible Society. 4:15*KHJ-News. 8:05-KFWB-Bill Ballance. * KLAC-News. 11:35-KW-Frank Carroll. *KXLA-News. KLAC-Gene Norman (to 12). *KMPC-Hugh Brundage-News. 11:45*KGFJ-Business News. 4:20-KXLA-Western Music. KPOL-Melody in Hi Fidelity. 11:55* KF I-News. 8:15-KGFJ-Film News. KPOP-Hesperia. 4:25-KBLA-Valley Varieties. KRKD-Hillbilly, Country Music *KFAC-News. 8:30-KFI-Grand Ole Opry. (all day). 4:30-KHJ-Jack Wagner. KNX-World Tonight. A KFI-Farm Reporter. KGER-Lee Shelley. KWKW-Ernesto Cervera. 1 KPOL-Pop Concert. *KXLA-News 2*KNX-News. KPOP-Recorded Music. KGFJ-College of Div. Science. KALI-Club Del Hogar. KPOL-String Shift. 8:05-KNX-Robert Q. Lewis KFAC-Lucheon Concert. 4:55* KABC-News. KWKW-Waltz Time (to 10 p.m. KFWB-Larry Finley KGER-Church World News. 8:45*KGFJ-News. KLAC-Dick Haines (to 9:30). KGFJ-Moods ín Music. 8:55-KNX-Vignette. KBLA-Voice of China. *KMPC-News; Bill Stewart. KABC-Long Bill. 8:15*KHJ-News. *KPOL-News, Lew Irwin. 5KFAC-Sunset Serenade. KABC-Lawrence Welk. KFI-Memos in Music. *KPOP-News & Views. KGER-Aubrey Lee. KFAC-Sports Report. KXLA-Cal Worthington. KGFJ-Musical Reveries. 9KFI-Hollywood Palladium. KGFJ-National Guard. KWKW-Martin Becerra. *KMPC-News; Johnny Grant. *KHJ-News. KMPC-Business News. KXLA-Col Worthington. *KPOL-News-Lew Irwin. *KNX-News. KXLA-Sacred Records. *KFWB-News-Mike Henry. 8:20-KFAC-Freeway Hi -Fi. 12:15-KFI-Bob Kerr-Music. *KWKW-News. KNX-Farm Report. KGFJ-Harlem House Party. 8:25-KMPC-Sports. 5:05-KPOL-Commuter's Carousel. KGER-Dr. Orr Jubilee. 8:30-1CHJ, KGB-Haven of Rest. KGER-Family Worship. *KDAY-News. KPOL-Cloud Nine. 5:15-KNX-Today in Los Angeles. 9:05-KFWB-B. Mitch Reed. KGER-Voice of China. KWIZ-Top Teen Tunes. KFWB-Cleve Hermann, Sports. 9:15-KW-Across Blue Pacific. KGFJ-College of Div. Science. 12:30-KNX-Philip Norman. KWKW-Ernesto Cervera. KXLA-Cort Johnson. KLAC-Sam Baiter. KBLA-The World Tomorrow. 9:25*KABC-News. KMPC-Dick Whittinghill. KFWB-B. Mitch Reed (to 3). 5:30*KHJ-Five Star News. 9:30-KABC-Bel Canto Stereo Hour. KPOP-National Travelers. KGER-Dr. Orr Bible Study. KNX, KFMB-Tom Harmon. KFI-America's Pop Music. KPOP-Hesperia. KBLA-Motor Classics. KHJ-Monica Whalen. 8:4.5-KFAC-Unity Viewpoint. KFAC-Caucasian Memories. *KGFJ, KPOP-News. KNX-Frost Warnings. 12:55*KPOL-Lew Irwin. KFWB-Ballance 'n Records. KMPC-Dance Time. KXLA-Gospel Book Store. KPOL-Musical Comedy Theater. 8:55* KABC-News. *KFI-News. KXLA-Squeakin' Deacon. *KPOL-News-Lew Irwin. 1KW-Jack Wagner. *KNX-News. 5:45-KNX, KFMB-Frank Goss. KABC-Hank Simms S'w.`o *KBLA-Dick Winans, News. * KGFJ-News. 9KFI-Fine & Dandy. KFAC-Serenade. KLAC-Sam Bolter, Sports. LUCKY LAGER *KHJ-News. KGFJ-Rendezvous with Music. *KNX-News. *KLAC-News, Peter Potter. 5:55*KABC-News. KPOP-Catalina. *KNX-Local News. DANCE TIME KALI-Salvador Hernandez. KFWB-Cleve Hermann, Sports. KFAC-Morning Concert. 1:05-KFI-Monitor. '*KPOL-News. *KFWB-News; Pot McGuiness. KNX-Sportscene. KGER-Bethany Prayer Chapel. KALI-Salvador Hernandez. KGFJ-Time for Music. KBLA-Bing Sings. MPC * KMPC-News, Whittinghill. KDAY-Pete Smith (til 4:45 p.m.) KABC-Sports. EVERY NIGHT- 910 te 12 P YI KPOL-Melody in High Fidelity. 6KHJ-Hawcii Calls. KPOP-Recorded Music. KBIG-Catalina Bandstand. KPOP-Recorded Music. KNX-Duke Snider, Sports. 9:05-KHJ-Changing Times. *KXLA-News. *KFWB, KLAC, KFAC-News. KPOL-String Shift. KDAY-Mark Ford. KGER-Frieda Neuhaus. KXLA-Cliffie Stone. KNX-Bob Crane, 1:30-KFI-Monitor. KGFJ-Hollywood Houseparty. 9:35-KNX-Gil Henry. KFOX-Saturday Swing. *KHJ-Five Star News. KMPC-Bob Kelley, Sports. 9:45-KW-Music. KFWB-Larry Finley KBLA-Music (till 4). KPOL-Musical Comedy. 9:15-KXLA-Charlie Williams. *KPOP-News KHJ-Pan. Am. Panorama. KXLA-Western Music. 6:05-KABC-Long Bill. 9:20-KHJ-Music. KFAC-Hi Fi Hour. 1 O*KNX-TenO'Clock Wire. 1:35-KHJ-Jack Wagner. KFWB-Bill Ballance. KBLA-Nick Thomas. 9:30-KFI-Doye O'Dell. KFAC-Crossroads of Music. KW-Bob Barker. *KFI-News. 6:15-KNX-Sports Resume. *KFWB-News. KNX, KFMB-Gunsmoke. 2KFAC-Saturday Matinee. KGFJ-Sports Roundup. KGER-Evangelical Center. KALI-Elena Salinas. *KMPC-World News. *KDAY-News. KALI-Latin Holiday. 10:15-KNX-Carroll Alcott. KGER-Let's Travel. 6:30-KABC-To Be Announced. KFWB-Al Jarvis (to 12:30 p.m.) KGFJ-Musical Matinee. KW-Sports News. 10:30-KABC-Lawrence Welk. KFAC-Concert Grand. KPOP-Hunter Hancock. KNX-Phil Rizzuto, Sports. KW-Music Beyond Stars. KLAC-Jack Smith (to 1 p.m.) KXLA-Frank Simon. KBLA-Phil Goodman. KNX-Philip Norman. 2:05-KFI-D. Sinclair Favorites. KGER-Rev. Faye Spencer. 9:55*KABC-News. KFAC-Ballet Time. KGFJ-Rhythm & Blues. KNX-Jack Leonard Show. KMPC-Johnny Grant. KGFJ-Christian Chapel. KWKW-Mario Pechini. *KFAC-News. 2:15-KGER-Church World News. KMPC-Bill Stewart. KXLA-Charlie Aldrich. *KPOL-Lew Irwin. 2:30-KW-Sports News. *KPOL-News-Lew Irwin. KGER-Peter Slack. KXLA-Polka Dance Music. KWKW-Fine Marin. 1 -KABC-Child and You. Simms. 2:35-KW-Jack Wagner. 6:35-KNX-FBI in Peace and War. KFI-For You-Fred Shields. 1 O-KABC-Hank*KHJ-News. 2:40-KABC-Bill Ewing. KHJ-Wheel of Chance. KW-Newswheel. *KNX, KFMB-News. 2:45-KGFJ-News *KNX-News. KBLA-Wayne Burke. 2:55-KNX-Ford Road Show. 6:45*KGFJ-News. KGFJ-Rhythm and Blues. KDAY-Mark Ford. *KPOL-Lew Irwin. KPOL-Music A La Carte. KWKW-Music. KFAC-Concert Stage. KGFJ-Musical Portraits. 11:15-KABC-Let's Go To Town. KMPC-Ira Cook (till 12). KABC-Bill Ewing. KFI-Farm & Home Hour. KNX-Les Brown. 3*KFI-News. 7KHJ-Word of Life Hour. 10:05-KNX-Galen Drake. KNX-Sportscene 11:30-KABC-Lawrence Welk. 10:10-KW-Sports News. *KNX-News. KNX-Music Til Dawn. *KFWB-News; Mike Henry. *KBLA-News & Sports. KMPC-Dance Time. 10:15-KW-Record Hits. KGER-Sacred Music Library. KFAC-Concerto. 10:30-KFI-Fine & Dandy. KGFJ-Music in the Air. KGFJ-Fiesta Latina. KW-Record Merry -Go -Round. KPOL-Listen to Lindy. *KXLA-News. sh-KABC-Rourke in Hollywood. KFAC-Pacific Holiday. * KXLA-News 12 KFI-George Dvorak (5 hrs.) KFOX-Top Twenty Tunes. 7:05-KNX-Johnny Dollar. KPOL-Big Show (5 hours). 3:05-KFI-Melody Time. KBLA-Hal Derwin. KGER-Sunshine Mission. KFWB-Bill Ballance (to 5:15). KBLA-Symphony Sid. KPOP-Art Laboe. 7:15-KXLA-Accent on Youth. KFAC-Music of Night (till 6 a.n.) KWKW-Teddy Fregoso. 3:15-KALI-Voice of S. America. * KMPC-News, John McShane. KGER-Family Worship. 7:25-KFI-Topic For Today. KWKW-Alejandro Prods' 10:35-KABC-Sports & News. *KPOP-News. KXLA-lack Morris (to 6 a.m.) * KPOL-News. KXLA-Western Music. 7:30-KFI-Tes Ritter Show. 12:05-KLAC-570 Club (to 6 a.m.). Opera: 3:20-KPOP-Hunter Hancock. KNX-New Orleans Jazz. KFWB-Daniels Den (to 6 a.m 1 1-KABC-Met KGFJ-Request Performance. KMPC-John McShane. "Don Giovanni" 3:30-KFI-Monitor. KPOL-Listen To Lindy. KW-Frank Carroll. *KHJ-Five Star News. KWKW-Teddy Fregoso. *KNX-News. KFAC-Music Holiday. 1 -KGFJ-Night Club (to 6 a.m.) KFAC-Music Hall. KGER-Free Church. 7:35-KW-Music Beyond Stars. PAGE 40 TV -RADIO LIFE 1230 KGFJ 570 KI.AC 1540 KPOL 1300 KWKW 1260 KGIL 710 KMPC 1020 KPOP 1480 KWIZ 930 KHJ 1070 KNX 1150 KRKD 1110 KXLA 7adiofogs

*-Indicates Newscast. KFI-Music Around World. TBA-To Be Announced. KNX-Gil Henry. SUNDAY, DECEMBER 22 11:15-KPPC-Sunday Symphony. KABC-layman's Hour. 11:30-KABC-Auto Information. KGFJ-Latin Holiday. KFOX-Christian Science. 8KBIG-Catalina Bandstand. KFI, KFSD-The Catholic Hour. *KLAC-News, Earl McDaniel. * KFWB, KLAC-News. KFI-Funny Paper Man. *KHJ-News. KMPC-Dick Whittinghill. KMPC-Kelley's Sports Final. KHJ-Wings of Healing. KFOX-First Christian Church. KPOL-Music a la Carte. KPPC-U.N. Report. *KNX-News. KWKW-All Saints Church. KPOP-Grace Bible Church. 8:0S-KNX-Mitch Miller Show KBLA-Sun Valley Church. 11:35-KHJ-Frank Carroll. 4:05-KFWB-Mitch Reed Show. KFWB-First Presbyterian Church. KDAY-Bolero Time. 11:45-KABC-Bill Ewing. KRKD-Gospel Tabernacle. *KLAC-Listen Los Angeles. KfAC-Liberal Catholic Church. 4:25*KABC-News. KNX-Turn Table Cameo. 8:15-KABC-To Be Announced. KFWB-Funny Papers. *KABC-News Reporter. KHJ-John Flynn. KGFJ-Armchair Concert. 4:30-KABC-Wings of Healing. 1A`*KFI, KHJ-News. KFI-KFI Scout Jamboree. KMPC-Hour of St. Francis. KGER-Helen Markham. KNX-Longines Hour. *KHJ-News. KXLA-Ethel Ruble, KMPC-Religious News. KALI-ntinental Melodies. KNX-"Sez Who" 8:30*KABC-News. KPOL-Christian Brotherhood. KBIG- atalina Bandstand. KBIG-Parade of Stars. KGFJ-College of Div. Sri. KPOP-Rev. Beatrix Pagan. * KJAC-News. KLAC-Earl McDaniel. KMPC-legion Salute. *KXLA-News. KGFJ-Anybody's Hit Parade. 4:35-KHJ-Music. KPPC-The Armed Forces. 8:05-KNX-Farm Scene. KPOL-L.A. 1st Methodist Church. * KWKW, KXLA-News. 8:15-KFAC-federation of Churches. KPOP-Recorded Music. Reporter. 8:35-KABC-Christian in Action. KMPC-Start to Live. KWKW-Italian Novelties. 5*KABC-NewsKFI-Songs That Never Die. KHJ-By the People. KXLA-Western Music. 12:05-KABC-Bill Ewing Show. KGER-Shiloh Baptist. KFI-Monitor. *KNX-News. 8:30-KABC-Light & Life Hour. KFAC-Piano Parade. KHJ-Bill Stern, Sports. 8:45* KGFJ-News. KFI-Christian Science KPPC-Keyboard Classics. KFAC-Concert Favorities. KMPC-More About Music. KHJ, KGB-Back to God. KGER-Bible Treasury. KPPC-Guest Star. KNX-Salt Lake Tabernacle. 12:15-KHJ-Sidney Walton. KGFJ-Jive at Five. KWKW-Gordon Baker Lloyd. KFAC-Catholic Topics. 12.30-KABC-Meet A Celebrity. KRKD-Gospel Assembly. KXLA-Covenant Church. KFWB-Tales of Magicland. KFI-Eternal Light. KWKW-Westminster Church. 8:55-KHJ-Music. KGER-Bible Treasury. KHJ-Frank Carroll. 5:05-KNX-Indictment. KGFJ-College of Div. Science. KBLA-World Tomorrow. KMPC-Bill Stewart. KABC-Voice of Prophecy. KFAC-Modern Manner Music. KMPC-Challenge to Youth. 5:15-KABC-Quincy Howe. 9KFI-Opera (can't): "Messiah". KPOL-Church of the Air. KWKW-Teddy Fregoso *KHJ-Headline Edition. KPOP-Church of Christ. 5:30*KABC-George Sokolsky. 12:55-KNX-Ford Road Show. KFI-Monitor. *KNX-News. 8:45*KFI-News. KW, KGB-Lutheran Hour. KFAC-S.A.S. Concert. KGER-World Literature. -KABC-Dr. Charles E. Fuller. KFOX-New Hope Baptist Ch. 1 *KNX, KFMB-CBS Sunday Desk. KFWB-Musical Program. *KFI-Local News. KFAC-Favorities of France. *KFWB-News. 8:55*KFWB-News-Bill Crago. KHJ-Jade Wagner. KGFJ-Ave Maria Hour. KGFJ-Greater First Baptist KNX, KFMB-Woolworth Hour. KLAC-Parade of Stars. KALI-Momentos Musicales. KPPC-Music with a Smile. KABC-Music. KRKD-Record Shop. *KMPC-News. KFI-At Home with Music. KFAC-Sunday Theater. KXLA-Lincoln Ave. Church. KPOL-Music. 9 KGFJ-Afternoon Serenade. KXLA-Old Fashioned Revival. KHJ, KGB-Radio Bible Class. * KLAC, News, Peter Potter. 5:45-KABC-Overseas Assignment. *KNX, KFMB-News. 5:45-KABC-Dr. Gene Bartlett. 9:05* KHJ-News KBIG-Catalina Bandstand. KPOL-Paul Carson. KGER-Far East Broadcast. KNX-Country Music Show. KPPC-Afternoon Concert. KFWB-Union Rescue Mission. KFAC-Worship in the West. KWIZ-Top Teen Tunes. 5:55-KFWB-Cleve Hermann Sports. KFWB-Al Jarvis (till 2 p.m.). KWKW-Milt Nava. KLAC-Social Security. * KLAC-News, Jack Smith *KXLA-News. Harvey, News. 9:15-KHJ-Dan Smoot. KMPC-John McShane. 6*KABC-Paul*KFI-Local News. KGER-Bethel Church. KPOP-National Travelers. 1:05-KFI-Monitor (55 min.). KHJ-Music. KLAC-Spotlight on Traffic. KPPC-Religious Classics. KXLA-Western Music. KNX-KFMB-Jack Benny. KMPC-Service Show. KPPC-Afternoon Concert. 9:05-KABC-Message of Israel. KBLA-Von Hall Ski Show. 9:25-KHJ-Dan Smoot. *KNX-News. 1:35-KDAY-Mark Ford (til 4:45 p.m.) KFAC-family Hour. 1:45-KPOL-Sen. Knowland. KFOX-First Assembly of God. 9:30-KABC-Cocoanut Grove Orch. 9:15-KNX-University Explorer. KFI-C. P. MacGregor Show. KGFJ-Spotlight Parade. KGER-Voice of Calvary. KABC-Radio Bible Class. KGFJ-Heartbeat Theater. KHJ-Your Pharmacist. 9:30-KABC-Auto Information. 2* KFI-News. KRKD-St. Germain KNX-Frost Warnings. KHJ, KGB-Voice of Prophecy. *KNX, KFMB-News. Foundation. KFWB-The World Tomorrow. KNX-Howard K. Smith. KALI-Hungarian Theater KXLA-Teen Scene. KGFJ-Apostolic Faith. KAL I-German-American *KFWB-News; Bill Crago. KMPC-Dance Time (to midnight;. KBLA-Japanese Hour. KGFJ-Hollywood House. 6:05-KFI-Monitor. KPOL-Youth Temperance. KDAY-Pete Smith (til 1:30 p.m.) KMPC-Bill Stewart. KMPC-Bill Stewart. KPOP-Evangelistic Center. KFOX-Rev. Melvin Earl. KPOL-Child Evangelism. 6:15-KABC-Drew Pearson. KWKW-German American KLAC-Jack Smith. KPOP-Hunter Hancock. 6:30-KABC-Auto Information. Program. KPOL-Joe White Show. 2:05-KFI-Monitor. KHJ-Sports Flashes. 9:35*KNX-Carroll Alcott. 9:45-KABC-Bill Ewing. KNX-N. Y. Philharmonic. KNX-Hollywood Music Hall. 9:45-KHJ-Good News. KNX-Chas. Collingwood. KFWB-Mitch Reed Show. KFOX-Christ and His Church. KNX-Sunday Sports. 9:55-KNX-Ford Road Show. KBLA-Later Day Saints. KGER-Youth on the March. KLAC-Report Card. 2:30-KABC-World Vision. KGFJ-Musical Digest. KFI-Christmas Seals Show. KHJ-Sports News. KRKD-Unitarian Time. We See It. KFAC-Sunday at the Pops. KXLA-Lutheran Gospel. 1 0*KHJ,KGB-Headline Edition. KPOL-Bible Study Hour. 1 0-KABC-As*KFI, KFSD-Richfield Reporter. KNX-Invitation To Learning. 2:35-KHJ-Jack Wagner. 6:35*KHJ-Virgil Pinkley. KHJ-Hour of Decision. KALI-Duo Romano-Smeraldo. 2:45-KPOP-Christian Science. 6:45-KABC-Science Editor. *KNX-10 O'Clock Wire. KBIG-Catalina Bandstand. KWKW-Ernesto Cervera. KHJ-Gabriel Heatter. KBLA-Music (till 12). KFAC-Lyrics in Chorus. * KXLA-News. KFWB-Allan Rich. KFAC-Gateway to Music. KGER-Hollywood Country Church. KGFJ-Stars for Defense. *KFWB-Mike Henry. KGFJ-Hits of the Week. KGFJ-Blue of Evening. KABC-Dr. Billy Graham. KRKD-This Is Your Bible. *KMPC-News; Ira Cook. 6:55-KNX-Ford Road Show. KMPC-Dance Time (to 12:00). KPOP-Beverly Hillbillies. 3*KFI-News. KPOL-String Shift. KXLA-Polka Party. KHJ-Bill Cunningham. KXLA-Cavalry Church. KABC-Mickey Katz Show. 10:05-KHJ-Newspaper of Air. KFAC-County Museum 10:05-KFWB-Operation Education. Concert. 7KFI-Opera: "Messiah"-Handel. KLAC-Gene Norman (to 12 p.m.l 10:15-KFI-Hometown Happenings. KFOX-Music for Sunday. KHJ-Sidney Walton. KHJ, KGB-Christian Science. KGFJ-Music in the Air. *KNX-News. 10:15-KABC-It's Your Business. KFOX-Angelus Hour. KPOL-Tenach Treasures. KBLA-Dr. C. E. Hendricks. KFI-Mayor Poulson. 10:25-KBIG-Sports News. KPOP-Recorded Music. KFAC-Hi Fi Concert. KNX-The Leading Question KFWB-Air Force. 10:30*KABC-News Reporter KWKW-Milt Nova Show. KFWB-Politics and You. *KFI-Local News. KXLA-Western Music. KGER-Dr. Gordon Palmer. 10:30-KABC-Revival Time. KHJ-Frank and Ernest. 3:05-KFI-Monitor. KGFJ-Visit with Vi. Kfl-Hour of Decision. KNX-The Older You Grow. KFWB-Mitch Reed. KPOL-Baptist Church. KHJ-Wings of Healing. KALI-Jewish Program. KMPC-Johnny Grant. KWKW-Spanish Catholic Hour. KFWB-Echoes of Eden. KFAC-Symphonic Varieties. 3:15-KFI-Bob Considine. KXLA-Church of Open Door. KPOP-Duke Henderson. KHJ-Jack Wagner. KXLA-Memory Lone. KGER-Chosen People. KPOL-Voice of the Andes. 7:05-KNX-Jimmy Wakely. I0:35-KABC-Bill Ewing. 3:30-KABC-Herald of Truth. 7:15-KFWB-Books and You. 10:45-KNX-Capitol Cloakroom. 10:45-KFI-American Story. KFI-Meet the Press. KHJ-Lombardoland U.S.A. KNX-Ford Road Show. 7:25-KHJ-Music. -KABC-Sunday Music Hall. KHJ-Frank Carroll. KFI-Supervisor's Report. KNX-Moments in Music. KALI-Healing Waters 7:30-KABC-Dr. James Fifield. Assembly. *KHJ-Newswheel KGER-Dr. Don Gilbert. KHJ-Reviewing Stand. KXLA-Memorial Church. KPOL-Living Word. KNX, KFMB-Christmas Carol. *KABC-News Reporter. KXLA-Western Dance Music. KFAC-Concert Classics. 11:15-KFI-You're the Doctor. I *KFI-News. 3:35-KNX-Trojan Digest. KFWB-Theosophy. KNX-Face the Nation. *KNX-News. 3:45-KPOL-Bethel Mission. KGFJ-New Hope Church. 11.25-KABC-Musical Interlude. KBLA-Lutheran Church. 3:55* KNX-News. 7:45-KFWB-Studio "B" Music. 11:30-KABC-Lawrence Welk. KBIG-Catalina Bandstand. KGER-Bethel Hour. KFWB-Books and You. KFAC-Sunday Showcase. KGFJ-Blue of Evening. KGFJ-Sunday Showcase. KABC-Pilgrimmage. 7:55--KHJ-Music. KPOL-Eagle Rock Baptist Church. 4KFI-Young America Sings. KNX-Vignette. KPOL-Pastor's Study. KPOP-Hollywood Baptist Ch. KNX-Suspense. 11:45-KFWB-Politics and You. KPPC-Postlude. KALI-Rutland Inn. *KABC-Erwin Canham. KXLA-Squeakin' Deacon. KFAC-Musical Masterpieces. 8*KNX-News. A KFAC-Music of Night (till 6 a.m.) 11:05-KABC-Bill Ewing. KGER-Old Fashioned Revival KFAC-Perpetual Hour. 1` KMPC-John McShane (till 6 a.m.) TV -RADIO LIFE PAGE 41 af/meRADIO LOGS...MONDAY-FRIDAY

KHJ-Garden Guide. KFAC-Int'I Music Hall. 1:55* KABC-News. KWIZ-Airazay Show. KGER-Sunshine Mission. RED BLANCHARD KPOL-Merchant's Quiz. 9:15-KHJ-George Crowell. KXLA-Hometown Jamboree. 2KABC-Jim Backus. SHOW KNX, KFMB-Backstage Wife. *KFI-NBC News. 7:00 to 10:30 A.M. KBLA-Italian Melodies. 11:45* KFI-Pat Bishop News. *KHJ-Bob Freed-News. 'KNX, KFMB-Pat Buttram. KBIG-Catalina Bandstand. Mon. thru Fri. 9:30-KFI-Ladies Day. KRKD-Lawrence Welk. KGFJ-Musical Matinee. More Music Every Minute KHJ-Norma Young. 11:50 *KGFJ-News. *KWIZ, KALI-News. KNX, KFMB-Helen Trent. KALI-Elena Salinas. 11:55-KDAY-Highway Report. 2:05-KFI-Mary Hickox. *KDAY-News. *KFAC-News. KHJ-George Crowell. KFAC-Piano Parade. KFOX-Take It Easy Time. KFWB-AI Jarvis (to 12:30). *KABC-Noontime News. KFWB-Mitch Reed Show. KGER-John Brown. 1L KFI-Jim Todd - Farm Reporter. KMPC-Johnny Grant. KLAC-Jack Smith (to 1 p.m.) *KHJ-Frank Hemingway. KWIZ-Top Banana *KNX-Kenneally's News. 2:15-KRKD'-Album Time. The ~Puler uatton 1020 9:35-KDAY-Mark Ford. *KALI-Spanish News. Ad 9:45-KNX, KFMB-Our Gal Sunday. KBIG-Catalina Bandstand. 2:25-KBIG-Southland Dateline. *-Indicates Newscast KFAC-Luncheon Concert. 9:50* KGFJ-News. *KFWB-News; Bill Crago. 2:30-KFI-One Man's Family. IBA-To Be Announced KGER-Through the Bible. *KHJ-5-Stor News. 9:55*KHJ-Food Mart News, (Tu.). KNX-Ruth Ashton Show. *KFAC-Dick Joy, News. KGFJ-Moods in Music. *KPOL-News; Lew Irwin. KFAC-Pops Concert. *KRKD-News. KABC-Reed Browning. KRKD-Louise Martinson Show. Anderson. *KWIZ-Orange News. KGER-George McClain. 8* KF I-News-(NBC). KWKW-Fina Marin *KHJ, KGB-Cliff Engle. 1 0-KABC-Herb*KFI-NBC News. KWKW-Martin Becerra. KNX-Mercury Showroom, M.; *KHJ, KGB-Newspaper of the Air 12:05-KALI-Club Del Hogar. 2:35-KHJ-George Crowell. Bob Crone, Tu -F. KNX, KFMB-Nora Drake. KLAC-Jack Smith. 2:45-KFI-Dr. Gentry. KALI-Latin Hit Parade. KBLA-Wayne Burke. KFOX-Walt Abbott. KALI-Latin Holiday. KBIG-Catalina Bandstand. KFAC-Concert Stage. KGER-Far East Br'dcast, M, W, F *KDAY-News. *KFOX-News Headlines. 12:15*KABC-Paul Harvey. Garden School, Tu., Th. KFAC-Stock Market Report. KGER-Union Rescue Mission. KFI-Colif. Agriculture. KGFJ-Musical Portraits. KHJ-Cedric Foster. 2:50*KGFJ-News. *KFWB-News-Bill Crogo. KNX-Nelson Mclninch. KGER-Wilbur Nelson. *KLAC, KDAY-News. 2:55-KABC-Radio L.A. KGFJ-World Bible Society. *KMPC-News; Ira Cook KPOL-Cloud Nine. *KLAC, KXLA-News. (to 2 p.m.). KPOP-Violet Schram. *KMPC-World News. *KWIZ-News. KWIZ-Top Banana. News. KPOL-Melody in High Fidelity. KXLA-News, Stan Warwick. 12:25*KBIG, KRKD-News. 3*KFI-NBCKNX-Philip Norman. KPOP-Red Blanchard Show. *KDAY-News. KDAY-Pete Smith. *KWIZ-News. 10:05- K F I -Bandstand . *KFAC, KFWB-News. KWKW-Ernesto Cervera. KDAY-Mike Day. 12:30-KABC-Mildred Younger. KGER-Merle Stearns. *KXLA-News. Stan Warwick. KFOX-Sentimental Journey. *KFI-Local News. KGFJ-Music in the Air. KWIZ-Gadabout Show. KHJ-Ed Hart. *KLAC, KXLA-News. 8:05-KFI-Hit the Road. 10:15-KHJ-Telio-Test. KNX-Art Linkletter. KPOL-Listen To Lindy. KDAY-Mark Ford (to 10 a.m.) KNX, KFMB-Ma Perkins. KBIG-Catalina Bandstand. *KFWB-Mike Henry. *KFOX-News Headlines. KRKD-Health Talk. KFWB-B. Mitch Reed Show. *KWIZ-Local News. KFWB-Cleve Hermann, Sports. KXLA-Al Ryfle, Western Music. KGER-Dr. Orr Bible Study * KXLA-News. KLAC-Dick Haynes (to 9:30). 10:30-KHJ-George Crowell, M., Tu., 3:05-KFI-Dick Sinclair. 8:15* K HJ-News. W., F.; Standard School, Th. KFAC-Keyboard Stylíngs. *KNX-News; David Vaile. KNX, KFMB-Young Dr. Malone. KFWB-Ballance 'N Records. KFWB-Lorry Finley. of JUST KWIZ-Top Banana. KGER-Helen Markham. KGFJ-Serenade in Blue, M. Judge with VIOLET SCHRAM 3:15-KALI-Voice of 5. America. Speaks Tu; Voice of the Blind, KPOP-Clyde Cadwell. KXLA-Gary Goodwin, Music. W; Your County at Work, Tin *KRKD-News; Melodies. MONDAY through SATURDAY L.A. Fire Dept. F. KWKW-Teddy Fregosa (to 12). 12:30 P.M. 3:30-KHJ-Lynn Looks at Hollywood KMPC-Business News. KNX-Matinee (to 4:30) KRKD-Music, M-Country 10:35-KGER-Rev. Leroy Kopp. * KDAY-News. Church of Hollywood, Tu -F. 10:45-KNX, KFMB-Road of Life. KFAC-World of Opera. KWIZ-Airazay Show. KGER-Rev. LeRoy Kopp. KGIL-Melody Time. KXLA-Charlie Williams. KPOL-Cavalcade of Music. 10:50 *KGFJ-News. KWKW-Teddy Fregosa. 8:20-KFAC-freeway Hi -Fi. 10:55* KABC-News. 3:40*KGER-News. * KFAC-News. The POPrrtar .tenon 1020.. +. Ii., 8:25-KHJ-Sport Lites. 3:45-KHJ, KGB-Here's the Answer KMPC-Sports. KGER-Hymn. KABC-Beat the Record. 8:30-KFI-Pat Bishop Reports. 11 *ICFI-News. KXLA-Cal Worthington. 3:50* KGFJ-News. * KDAY-News. *KHJ-Five Star News. KHJ, KGB- *KNX-News. 12:45-KFI-Record Album Review. Bible Institute-M. W. F. KFAC-Masters in Miniature. *KFAC-Dick Joy, News. Haven of Rest-Tu. Th. Sa. KGER-Dr. Louis Talbot. 4*KFI-Dave Shaw-News. KNX-Rosemary Clooney, Tu-Th; *KHJ, KGB-Fulton Lewis, Jr. KGFJ-Music Festival. 12:50 * KGF1-News. KBLA-Dr. Ben Sweetland. Bing Crosby, M -W -F. KPOP-Clyde Cadwell Show. KFAC-Musical Masterpieces. *KLAC-Sam Baiter. *KWIZ-Editorial Report. *KFAC-News-Dick Joy. *KFWB-News-Mike Henry. 11:05-KFI-My True Story. KABC-Jim Reeves. KGFJ-Musical Moments. KGER-Voice of China. 1*KFI-NBC News. KGFJ-College of Div. Science. *KHJ-Gabriel Heatter. *KPOL-Lew Irwin -News. KNX-Right to Happiness. *KHJ-News. KPOP-Art Laboe Show. KMPC-Dick Whittinghill. KNX, KFMB-Arthur Godfrey. *KRKD-News. KWIZ-Gadabout Show. *KWIZ, KFWB-News. *KBLA-Dick Winan. KWKW-Drama. 11:10-KHJ-Music, M; George Crowell, KFAC-Serenade. B:35-KNX-Bob Crone. Tu -F. *KALI, KFOX-News. 4:05-KFOX-Take It Easy Time. KRKD-Sweet Harmonies. 11:15-KHJ-Queen for a Day. KGER-News, Chas. Turner. KFWB-Bill Ballance Show. KNX, KFMB-Second Mrs. Burton. KGFJ-Rendevous with Music. KLAC-Earl McDaniel. 8:45-KFI-Andy and Virginia. * KLAC-News, Peter Potter. KPOL-Commuter's Carousel KNX-Howard Miller Show. KFAC-Folk Songs & Dances. KFAC-Unity Viewpoint. KGER-Sunshine Mission. KPOP-Hunter Hancock. KWIZ-Turntable Show. *KXLA-News, Stan Warwick. KRKD-Record Time. KGER-Bible Treasury. * K W : Z-News. 4:15-KFI-Myron J. Bennett. * KGFJ-News. 11:25*KBIG-Southland News. KXLA-Frank Simon. *KHJ-Frank Hemingway. KGER-Commuters Carousel. 8:55*KBIG-Southland News. 11:30-KFI-Art Baker's Notebook. KPOL-Pop Concert. *KPOL-Lew Irwin-News. KALI-Salvador Hernandez. 1:05-KFI-5-Star Matinee. KNX, KFMB-Strike It Rich. KHJ-George Crowell. 4:25-KBLA-Valley Varieties. KBIG-Catalina Bandstand. KALI-Hour of Mexico. * KDAY-News. KDAY-Pete Smith (til 4:30 p.m.). 9KABC-Breakfast Club. KFOX-Mild and Mellow. 4:30-KHJ -Te I l o -Test. *KFI-NBC News. KWIZ-Top Banana. *KHJ-Five Star Newscast. KNX-Point of Law. KGER-Health Talk. KNX, KFMB-Wendy Warren. CLYDE CADWELL SHOW 1:15-KBLA-Bing Sings. KALI-Salvador Hernandez. KGER-Good News In Music. KPOL-Pop Concert. KBIG-Catalina Bandstand. MONDAY THRU FRIDAY KFAC-Morning Concert. 10:30 - 12 NOON 1:25*KBIG-Names in the News. 4:35-KNX-Godfrey Ford Show. *KFWB-News; Bill Crago. KDAY-Under the Old Hat. KGER-Lutheran Hour. 1:30-KFI-Woman In My House. KGFJ-Time for Music. KBIG-Catalina Bandstand. 4:45-KHJ, KGB-Sam Hayes. KPOL-Melody ín High Fidelity. KFAC-Concert Matinee. *KGER-News. KRKD-Modern Melodies. KPOP-Hunter Hancock (til 4 pm) *KWIZ-News. 4:50*KGFJ-News. KWKW-Lupita Moran Show. 1:45-KFI-Pepper Young's Family. 9:05-KFI-Andy & Virginia. KBLA-L.A. County Schools. 4:55*KFI-Local News. The popular station 1020 - +. 4w 1:50* KGFJ-News. KHJ-Bob Greene. PAGE 42 TV -RADIO LIFE 7acIio rogs 7adiofags

KPOL-Listen to Lindy. KHJ-Guest Star. MONDAY, DECEMBER 23 KWKW-Teddy Fregoso. KNX-Frost Warnings. 7:30*KFI-Morgan Beatty. KMPC-Dance Time. *KABC-News Beat. *KLAC-News, Earl McDaniel. KHJ-True Detective. KPOL-Friendship Hour. 5*KFI-5 O'Clock Report. KMPC-Bob Kelley Sports. KNX-Robert Q. Lewis. 9:35-KNX-Gil Henry. KHJ, KGB-Bill Brundige. KGER-Haven of Rest. KGFJ-Request Performance. (POI-Musical Comedy Theater. 9:45-KABC-To Be Announced. *KNX, KFMB-Edw. R. Murrow. KFAC-Echoes & Encores. KHJ-Music. KFAC-Sunset Serenade. KRKD-Tops in Pops. 7:45-KFI-Life & World. *KABC-News. *KFWB-Mike Henry. 6:05-KHJ-Bill Brundige. KGFJ-Stan Kenton. KGER-Aubrey Lee. KFAC-Dinner Concert. 1O*KFI-Richfield Reporter. KGFJ-Musical Reveries. KFWB-Ballance 'n Records. 7:55* KABC-News. KHJ-University Explorer. * KHJ-News. *KLAC-News. 6:15*KABC-Paul Coates File. *KNX-Ten O'Clock Wire. *KPOL-Lew Irwin -News, KFI-Sports Report. KABC-Bill Kemp. KBLA-Nick Thomas. Commuter's Carousel. KHJ-Behind the Story. KFAC-Crossroads of Music. KRKD-Ten Top Tunes. 8*KFI-Frost Warnings-News. *KFWB-News. *KNX, KFMB-Lowell Thomas. KHJ-Harry Lime. *KWKW-News. KWKW-Rodolfo Hoyos. KGER-Evangelical Center. 5:05-KFWB-Bill Ballance. *KNX-News. KPOL-String Shift. KLAC-Earl McDaniel. 6:25-KHJ-Music. KBLA-Bush & Rich. KXLA-Western Ballroom. 6:30*KABC-William Winter. KFAC-Evening Concert. 5:10-KFI-Southland Weather. KFI-Man On The Go. *KFWB-Mike Henry-News. 10:05-KFWB-Mitch Reed Show. 5:15*KABC-Paul Harvey. *KHJ-Virgil Pinkley. KGFJ-World Bible Society. 10:15-KABC-Say It with Music. *KFI-Rollie Thomas-News. KNX-Herman Hickman-Sports. KLAC-Gene Norman (to 12). KFI-A Joy Forever. *KHJ-Newsreel. KBLA-Phil Goodman. KPOL-Music for Master. KHJ-Jock Wagner. *KNX-Carroll Akott. KFAC-Musical Milestones. *KXLA-News. KNX-Tom Hanlon-Sports. KFOX-Today in Sports. KGFJ-Christian Chapel. 8:05-KFI-Groucho Marx. 10:30-KFI-This Thing Called Life. KFWB-Cleve Hermann, Sports. KMPC-Bill Stewart. KNX-Rusty Draper. KHJ-Beyond the Stars. KWKW-Ernesto Cervera. *KPOL-News Tonight. KFWB-Ballance 'n Records. KNX-Philip Norman. 5:20-KABC-Hank Weaver Sports. KRKD-Right to Live (Span.) 8:15-KGFJ-Music On Deck. KGFJ-Rhythm and Blues. 5:30*KABC-Sid Fuller, News. KXLA-Frank Simon. XXLA-Al Ryfle, Western Music. 10:45-KFI-Al Poska. * KFI-Feature Wire. 6:35-KNX-Amos 'n' Andy Music Hall. * KHJ-Cliff Engle 8:25-KGFJ-Standby for Music. *KFI-News. 6:45-KABC-Financial Review. KHJ-Music. KNX, KFMB-Tom Harmon. KFI-Art Baker's Notebook. 1 *KHJ-Newswheel. KFAC-Continental Varieties. 8:30-KFI-Nightline. KNX-Max Roby. (11.1-Sam Hayes, Sports. * KHJ-News. KFWB-Bill Ballance. * KGFJ-News, *KFWB-News. KGER-Olga Groves. KPOL-Music a la Carte KNX-World Tonight. KXLA-Lash Lazaar. KGFJ-Jazz Showcase. KGFJ-College of Div. Science. 11:05*KFI-Dave Shaw-News. KRKD-Sports Dial. 6:55*KABC-People In News. KPOL-Union Rescue Mission. KFWB-Mitch Reed Show. KXLA-Squeakin' Deacon. KHJ-Music. 8:35*KHJ-Reporters Roundup. 8:45-KGER-Dan Gilbert. 11:10-KNX-Merry Go Round. 5:45*KABC-Orval Anderson-News. 7*KABC-John Vandercook. *KFI-Pat Bishop-News. KGFJ-U.S. Air Force. 11:15-KFI-Sports, Rollie Thomas. KHJ-Traffic Tunes, KFI-NBC News. 8:50-KNX-Eric Sevareid. 11:30-KFI-Al Poska. *KNX, KFMB-Frank Goss. *KHJ-Gabriel Heatter. 8:55*KABC-News. KNX-Music 'Til Dawn. KLAC-Sam Bolter, Sports. *KNX, KFMB-News. * Kf I-News. KRKD-Race Results. KFAC-Interlude. KABC-Say It With Music. KABC-Jack Rourke. *KFWB-News-Mike Henry. 1 5:55*KNX-Local News. 9KFI-Telephone Hour. KFI-Ben Hunter (51/2 hours). KGFJ-Fiesta Latina. KFAC-Music Out of the Night. KFWB-Cleve Hermann. KXLA-Al Ryfle-Music. *KHJ, KNX-News. KRKD-Health Talk. *KFWB, KWKW-News. KBLA-Symphony Sid. *KPOL-Lew Irwin -News. 7:05-KABC-Music. KGFJ-Harlem House Party. *KFWB-News. KFI-"Relax"-Al Poska. KPOL-Through the Bible. *KMPC-News-Val Clenard. 6*KABC-Ed. R. Morgan. KH1-Bill Stern. KXLA-lash Lozaar. KPOL-The Big Show (5 hours). KXLA-Jack Morris (to 5 a.m.) *KFI-Bill Haworth. KNX-Masters of Melody. 9:05-KFWB-B. Mitch Reed. *KHJ-Five Star News. KBLA-Hal Derwin 12:05-KFWB-Daniels Den (to 6 a.m.) KNX-Sports Storey. KFWB-Ballance 'n Records 9:15*KHJ-Fulton Lewis, Jr. KFOX-Johnny Otis Show. 7:15-KABC-Mery Griffin KNX-Gil Henry. KGFJ-Night Club (to 6 a.m.) *KFAC, KFWB-News. KMPC-Bill Stewart. 9:30-KFI-The American Way. 1 in Hi -Fi KABC-Refer to AM logs 8KABC-Classics(til 10 p.m.) 1 KBMS-Journey Into Melody KBMS-Moment Musicale KFMU-Organ Melodies FMRADIO LOGS (Cont. from Page 39) (Mon. only) KGLA-The Night and the Music KFMU-Fireside Moods (4 hrs.) KHOF-Sacred Symphony-Fri. KABC-FM Sound Thursday, 7-8 p.m. - Symphony KGLA-The Night and the Music only. Lew Charles Organ 7KBMS-"Dinner at the Moulin No.3,Schumann. Symphony KHOF-Sacred Quartets-Mon.- KMLA-News in Brief Rouge." Tues.-Sat. till 9 p.m. No. 8, Schubert. Wed.-Fri. The Church at Work KNOB-Pat Henry Show KCBH-Concerto from Coldwater 8-9 p.m.-Octet in F, Minuet, Schu- KMLA-Scores and Encores KPOL-Refer to AM logs Canyon -4 hrs. of great music bert. Intermezzo inE, Brahms. Mon-"New Faces of 1952" KRHM-Accent On Sound KGLA-Candlelight and Crystal Trois Pieces Breve,Ibert. Son- Tues-Christmas Eve-"The Skip Weshner, Jr. hosts KHOF-Family Bible Hour ata in F Minor, Clementi. Con- certo in D Major, Vivaldi. Deux Stingiest Man in Town" KRKD-Musical Wishing Hour William J. Roberts Based on Dickens' "Christmas 10:05-KDWC-Evening Concert KNOB-Jazz Ritmico. Equisses, Milhaud. in Carol"-starring Vic Damon., (til 11:30 p.m.) KPLA-Hi-Fi Concert (Featuring 9-10 p.m.-Requiem Mass C Patrice Munsel, Robert Weede KMLA-Kerby's Kurfew opera on Fri. by Charles Peck) Minor, Cherubini. Wed-Christmas Day- -till 11:30 p.m. KRHM-Milton Cross Presents- Friday, 7-8 p.m.-Mephisto Waltz, "Saint Joan"-Music from the 10:15-KFMU-Fireside Moods- (til 10 p.m.) Liszt. Symphony No. 4, Tchai- motion picture sound track (til midnight) Monday, 7-8 p.m.-Queen Mab, Kowsky. Thurs-"Pal Joey"-Frank Sinatra, 10:30-KGLA-The Night and the Music Scherzo, Berlioz. Movement 8-9 p.m.-Roman Carnival Over- Rita Hayworth, Kim Novak KHOF-Sacred Music (Fri) ture,Berlioz.SlavonicDance 10:55-KGLA-News Symphonique No. 3, Honegger. No. 4, Dvorak. Symphonic Va- Fri-"Oh, Kay"-starring In the Steppes of Central Asia, riations, Franck. Momoprecoce, Barbara Ruick, Jack Cassidy KGLA-The Night and the Music Borodin.Peter & TheWolf, KNOB-Sleppy's Hollow- Prokofiev. Villa -Lobos. 1 KCBH-Music Until Midnight Spring, (til 10 p.m.) Sleepy Stein 8-9 p.m.-Symphony No. 93, 9-10 p.m:-Appalachian KPOL-Music a la Carte (2 hrs.) KNOB-Jazz, Inc. (til 2 a.m.) Haydn. Symphony No. 99, Ballet Suite, Copland. 12 Poems KRKD-LP on Hi -Fi Amos Green Haydn. of Emily Dickinson, No. 1, Cop- KUSC-Program Notes KRHM-Musical Museum (til 1 9-10 p.m. -1001NightsWaltz, land. Symphony No. 3, Creston. KUTE-Invitation to Relax (4 hrs.) a.m.)-les Claypool, Jr. J. Strauss,Jr. English Folk KRKD-Favorites of Tomorrow- 8:30-KGLA-The Night and the Music KRKD-Serenade to Midnight Song Suite, Vaughan Williams. T'day 11:30-KDWC-Hi-Flight; Mon thru Thurs KHOF-Across the Pastor's Desk KGLA-The Night and the Music Tales ofViennaWoods, J. KUSC-Mon-First Come the Word R. A. Schoch Strauss,Jr.Invitationtothe Tues-"American Christmas KMLA-Nightlife. Live remote Dance, Weber. Peer Gynt Suite Music" by the Columbia Choir. 8:45-KHOF-Sacred Musicale broadcast hosted by Hurling No. 1, Grin. Wed-"International Inn"- 8:55--KGLA-News Mon.-The Conley Graves Trio Tuesday, 7-10 p.m.-Christmas Eve Foreign students at U.S.C. tell -from the Villa Frascati Hansel and Gretel (Complete), Musicale- Tues.-The Pat Brady Trio- how Christmas is celebrated in from the Melody Room Englebert Humperdinck. Amahl their native countries. 9KBMS-MomentTues.-Fri. and the Night Visitors, Gian- Thurs-London Forum KDWC-Tues only-Hal Randall Wed.-The Lighthouse All -Stars Carlo Menotti. Nutcracker Suite, -from the Lighthouse Cafe- 7:30-KABC-American Showcase show Hermosa Beach Excerpts. Tchaikowsky. KDWC-Lights of the City KGLA-The Night and the Music Wednesday,ChristmasNight KHOF-Mon.-Phil Kerr's Musical Thurs.-Nappy (Atmore & Ray 7-8p.m.-ConcertoforPiano, KGLA-Candlelight and Crystal Wed.-Hymns You Love Bauduc and the River Boat Scriabin. Concerto No. 12, Thurs.-Patterns of Melody Dandies-from the KHOF-Lorin Whitney-Pipe Organ Beverly Caverns Mozart. KUSC-Tues.-H. Lee Alden, Jr. Fri.-Miracles 11:55-KGLA-News Final 8-9 p.m.-La Boheme, Highlights, reads the story of Christmas KMLA-Agricultural Weather Puccini. KRKD-Variety Time 2-KBMS-Hi-Fi Dance Time from LukeII,correlated with 1 9-10 p.m.-Opera News; Lohen- appropriate music. 9:0S-KMLA-Hi-Fi by Starlight L (til 6 a.m.) KDWC-Dance Time grin, Prelude Act Ill, Wagner. Wed-"A Christmas Carol"- 9:15-KHOF-Joy in the Night Faust, Le- Veau d'Or, Gounod. featuring Lionel Barrymore til 2 a.m.-Fri. only Martha, M'Appari, Von Flotow. Thurs-The Church at Work 9:30-KDWC-Conn Chambers Show KFMU-Hi Fi for the Night Owl Tristan andIsolde,Liebestod, Fri-S.C. Musicians Tues only-Hal Randall (til 6 am) Wagner. Faust, Waltzes, Gou- KGLA-The Night and the Music KMLA-News Briefs (5 min.) nod. Otello, Credo, Verdi. Sa- 7:45-KUSC-Tues-Thurs. Poetry and Talk KHOF-Quartet Parade KRKD-Music (Hl 6 a.m.) lome, Dance ofthe 7 Veils, 7:55-KGLA-News (Scranton Hall) Mon. -Wed. -Fri. KUTE-Night-holds Music R. Strauss. KUSC-Wed. Men of Troy 9:55-KGLA-News (til 6 a.m.) 1V -RADIO LIFE PAGE 43 Radio TUESDAY, DECEMBER 24 WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 25 Beat. KGER-Rev. Victor Glenn. *KABC-News Beat. KMPC-Bill Stewart. 5*KABC-News*KFI-5 O'Clock Report. KGFJ-Request Performance. 5*KFI-Five O'Clock Report. KPOL-Listen to Lindy. KHJ, KGB-Bill Brundige. KMPC-Bill Stewart. KHJ, KGB-Bill Brundige. KWKW-Teddy Fregoso. *KNX, KFMB-Edward R. Murrow. KPOL-Listen to Lindy. *KNX, KFMB-Edw. R. Murrow. KRKD-Health Talk. 7:45-KFI-Life and the World. KFAC-Sunset Serenade. KFAC-Sunset Serenade. KGFJ-Air Force Record Flight. *KFWB-News, Pat McGuiness. KWKW-Teddy Fregoso. *KFWB-News, Bill Crago. KGER-Aubrey Lee. 7:45-KFI-Life and the World. KGFJ-Musical Reveries. 7:55* KABC-News. KGFJ-Musical Reveries. KGFJ-Here's to Vets. *KLAC-News, Earl McDaniel. * KH)-News. *KLAC-News; Sports. KXLA-Mary Burke King. * KMPC-News; Johnny Grant. * KMPC-News; Johnny Grant. 7:55* KABC-News. *KPOL-Lew Irwin -News. KABC-Bill Kemp. *KPOL-Lew Irwin -News. * KH)-News. KRKD-Ten Top Tunes. 8*KFI-Frost Warnings-Newt. KRKD-Ten Top Tunes. *KWKW-News. KHJ-Horatio Hornblower. KABC-Bill Kemp. *KWKW-News. 5:05-KFWB-Bill Balance Show. *KNX, KFMB-News. 5:05-KFWB-Bill Ballance Show. 8*KFI-Frost Warnings-News. KFAC-Evening Concert. KLAC-Earl McDaniel. KHJ-Scarlet Pimpernel. 5:10-KFI-Southland Weather. *KFWB, KXLA-News. * KNX-News. 5:15*KABC-Paul Harvey. KGFJ-World Bible Society. 5:10-KFI-Southland Weather. KFAC-Evening Concert. *KFI-Rollie Thomas. *KLAC-News; Gene Norman. 5;15*KABC-Paul Harvey. *KFWB-News. *KFI-Rollie Thomas. *KHJ-Newsreel. KWKW-Mario Pechint. KGFJ-World Bible Society. *KNX-Carroll Alcott. 8:05-KFI-People Are Funny. *KHJ-Newsreel. *KLAC, KXLA-News. KFOX-Today in Sports. *KNX-Carroll Alcott. KNX, KFMB-Rusty Draper. 8:05-KFI-Great Gildersleeve. KFWB-Cleve Hermann. KFWB-Bill Ballance. KFOX-Today in Sports. KNX-Rusty Draper. KWKW-Ernesto Cervera. KFWB-Cleve Hermann. KLAC-Gene Norman (to 12). 5:20-KABC-Hank Weaver. 8:15-KGFJ-National Guard. KWKW-Ernesto Cervera. 8:15-KGFJ-Social Security. KPPC-World of Musk. 5:20*KABC-Hank Weaver. KXLA-Al Ryfle Musk. 5:30*KABC-Sid Fuller. KXLA-Music-Al Ryfle. 5:30-KABC-Sid Fuller. 8:25-KHJ-Music. *KFI-Feature Wire. 8:25-KHJ-Music. *KFI-Feature Wire. 8:30-KFI-Nightline. * KHJ-Cliff Engle. * KHJ-Cliff Engle. KNX, KFMB-Tom Harmon. 8:30-KFI-Nightline. * KHJ-News. * KH)-News. *KNX, KFMB-Tom Harmon. KNX-World Tonight. KBLA-Motor Classics. KBLA--Motor Classics. KGFJ-College of Div. Science. KFAC-Continental Varieties. *KNX-The World Tonight. KFAC-Continental Varieties. KWKW-Speaking of Youth. KFWB-Bill Ballance. KPOL-Union Rescue Mission. KFOX-Ten Top Tunes. KGER-Olga Graves. KGFJ-College Div. Science. KFWB-Bill Ballance. 8:35-KHJ-Army Hour. KGFJ-Jazz Showcase. 8:35-K141-Family Theater. KGER-Olgo Graves. 8:45-KGER-Dan Gilbert. KXLA-Squeakin' Deacon. 8:45*KGFJ-News. KGFJ-Jazz Showcase. *KGFJ-News. 5:35-KFWB-Bill Ballance. KLAC-Earl McDaniel. 8:50-KNX-Eric Sevareid. 8:50*KNX-Eric Sevareid. KRKD-Sports Dial. 5:45* KABC-News. 8:55* KABC-News. KXLA-Squeakin' Deacon. 8:55*KABC-News. *KFI-Dave Shaw. KNX-Weather and You. KHJ-Traffic Tunes. KNX-Weather and You 5:45*KABC-Orval Anderson, News. *KNX, KFMB-Fronk Goss. *KFI-Dave Shaw, News. KABC-Say It With Musts KABC-Say It With Music. KLAC-Sam Baiter, Sports. 9*KFI-News. KHJ-Traffic Tunes. KRKD-Race Results. *KNX, KFMB-Frank Goss. 9* KFI-News. *KHJ-News. KLAC-Sam Baiter: Sports. *1(111-News. 5:55*KNX-Local News. * KNX-News. KNX-Sing with Bing. KFWB-Cleve Hermann. *KFWB-Bill Crago. 5:55*KNX-Local News. KFOX-Jazz Scene. *KPOL-Lew Irwin -News. KFOX-Jazz Scene. KFWB-Cleve Hermann. *KFWB, KWKW-News. KGFJ-Harlem House Party. *KPOL-Lew Irwin -News. KGER-Abe Schneider. KGIL-Parade of Stars. KGFJ-Harlem House Party. 6*KABC-Edward R. Morgan. KPPC-Serenade in Song. 6*KABC-Edward R. Morgan. KPOL-Through the Bible. KXLA-Lash Lazaar. *KFI-Bill Haworth. *KFI-Bill Haworth. KXLA-Western Ballroom. *KHJ-Five Star News. 9:05-KFI-Nightline. *1(111-Five Star News. KFWB-B. Mitch Reed. KNX-Sports Storey. 9:05-KFI-Nightline. KNX-Sports Storey. *KFWB-News. KFWB-B. Mitch Reed. *KFAC, KLAC-News. 9:15*KHJ-Fulton Lewis, Jr. KFOX-Johnny Otis Show. 9:15*KHJ-Fulton Lewis, Jr *KFWB-News. KNX-Gil Henry. *KFAC, KLAC-News. KGER-Income Tax. KGER-Haven of Rest. KWKW-Universalist Church KGER-Voice of Calvary. 9:30-KHJ-Here's to Vets. KMPC-Bob Kelley, Sports. 9:20-KFI-KFI Calling. KMPC-Bob Kelley: Sports. KPOL-Musical Comedy Theatre. KHJ-Forward March. KMPC-Dance Time. KGER-Bible Study. KPOL-Musical Comedy Theater. KPOL-Friendship Hour. 6:05-KH1-Bill Brundige. KRKD-Tops in Pops. KXLA-lash Lazaar. KFAC-Dinner Concert. KNX-Frost Warnings. KFAC-Dinner Concert. KFWB-Bill Ballance. KMPC-Dance Time. 6:05-KHJ-Bill Brundige. 9:45-KABC-To Be Announced. KLAC-Earl McDaniel. KPOL-Friendship Hour. 6:15-KABC-Paul Coates File. KHJ-Musical Moments. KWKW-Serenade in Blue. 6:15-KABC-Coates Confidential. 9:35-KNX-Gil Henry. KFI-Sports Report. KWKW-Traffic Quiz. KFI-Sports Report. KHJ-Behind the Story. KABC-Donald Curtis. 9:45-KABC-To Be Announced. KHJ-Behind the Story. KHJ-Music. *KNX, KFMB-Lowell Thomas. *KNX, KFMB-Lowell Thomas. *KMPC-News. *KABC-News. 10*KFI-Richfield *KMPC-World & Local News. 1 O*KABC-News. KWKW-Rodolfo Hoyos. Reporter. KWKW-Rodolfo Hoyos. *KFI-Richfield Reporter. 6:25-KHJ-Music. KH)-Jack Wagner. *KNX-10 O'Clock Wire. 6:25-KHJ-Music. KHJ-Jock Wagner. 6:30*KABC-William Winter. KFAC-Crossroads of Musk. 6:30-KABC-William Winter. *KNX-10 O'Clock Wire. KFI-Man On The Go. *KFWB-News. KFI-Man On The Go. KBLA-Hal Derwin. *KHJ-Virgil Pinkley. KFAC-Crossroads of Music. KGER-Evangelical Center. *KHJ-Virgil Pinkley. *KFWB-News. KNX-Phil Rizzuto-Sports. KPOL-String Shift. KNX-Herman Hickman-Sports. KFAC-Musical Milestones. KFWB-B. Mitch Reed. KFAC-Musical Milestones. KGER-Evangelical Center. KGFJ-Christian Chapel. KGF)-Christian Chapel. KPOL-String Shift. KMPC-Bill Stewart. 10:15-KABC-Say It with Music. KFI-A Joy Forever. KMPC-Bill Stewart. 10:05-KFWB-B. Mitch Reed. KRKD-Right To Live. (Span.) *KPOL-Lew Irwin-News. KXLA-Fronk Simon, Music. KNX-Tom Hanlon-Sports. 10:15-KABC-Say It with Music. KXLA-Frank Simon, Music. KFI-A Joy Forever. 6:35-KNX-Amos 'n' Andy Music Hall. 10:20-KFI-Your Favorite Hymns. 6:35-KNX-Amos 'n' Andy Music Hall. KNX-Tom Hanlon-Sports. 6:45-KABC-Financial Review. 10:30-KFI-This Thing Called Life. KHJ-Beyond the Stars. 6:45-KABC-Financial Review. 10:30-KFI-This Thing Called Life. KFI-Art Baker Notebook. KHJ-Beyond the Stars. *KHJ-Sam Hayes, Sports. *KNX-Philip Norman. KFI-Art Baker's Notebook. KGFJ-Rhythm & Blues. KHJ-Sam Hayes, Sports. *KNX-Philip Norman. * KGFJ-News. KGFJ-Rhythm & Blues. KPOL-Music A La Carte. KMPC-Dance Time. * KGFJ-News. KPOL-Music A La Carte. KMPC-Dance Time. 6:55*KABC-People In News. 10:45-KFI-AI Poska. 10:45-KFI-Al Poska Show. KHJ-Music. 6:55-KABC-People In News. *KFI-11th Hour News. KHJ-Music. *KFI-Eleventh Hour News. 1 *KHJ-Newswheel. 1 7*KABC-John Vondercook. *KNX-Max Roby. *KFWB-News. KFI-Xmas in Stereo. *KHJ-Newswheel. *KHJ-Gabriel Heatter. KGFJ-Rhythm & Blues. 7*KABC-John Vondercook. *KNX-Max Roby. KNX, KFMB-News. 11:05*KFI-Late News. *KFI-NBC News. KFAC-Interlude. *KHJ-Gabriel Heatter. 11:05*KFI-News Highlights. 11:10-KNX-Merry Go Round. *KNX-News. KFWB-B. Mitch Reed. *KFWB-News. 11:15-KFI-Sports Final. KFAC-Interlude. 11:10-KNX-Merry Go Round. KGER-Family Bible Hour. KNX-Music 'Til Dawn. *KFWB-News. KGFJ-Fiesta Latina. 11:15-KFI-Rollie Thomas-Sports. *KRKD-News. 11:30-KFI-Eleven Thirty Special. KGFJ-Fiesta Latina. KWIZ-Ron Cameron (to 12). KNX-Music 'til Dawn. KWIZ-Ron Cameron (to 12). 11:30-KFI-Eleven Thirty Special. KXLA-AI Ryfle-Music. KXLA-Al Ryfle-Music. KNX-Music 'Til Dawn. -KABC-Rourke in Hollywood. KXLA-Lash Lazoor. 7:05-KABC-Music. 7:05-KABC-Music. KHJ-Bill Stern. 12KFI-Ben Hunter (51/2 hours). KFI-"Relax"-Al Poska. KABC-Rourke in Hollywood. KNX-Masters of Melody. KBLA-Symphony Sid. KHJ-Bill Stern. 12KFI-Ben Hunter (51/2 hours). KFWB-Bill Ballance. KFAC-Music Out of the Night. KNX-Masters of Melody. KFAC-Music (till 6 a.m.). KRKD-Dinner Music. *KFWB-News. KFWB-Bill Ballance. * KFWB-News. 7:10-KHJ-Musical Moments. KMPC-John McShane. KPOL-The Big Show (5 hours). 7:10-K10-Music. KMPC-John McShane. 7:15-KABC-Mery Griffin. KXLA-Jack Morris, till 5 a.m. 7:15-KABC-Mery Griffin. KPOL-The Big Show (5 hours). KHJ-Music. KXLA-Jack Morris (to 5 a.m.'. 7:30*KFl-Morgan Beatty. 12:05-KFWB-Daniels Den (to 6 a.m.) 7:30-KFI-Morgan Beatty. 12:05-KFWB-Daniels Den (till 6 a.m.l KHJ-Squad Room. KLAC-570 Club (to 6 a.m.). KHJ-Exploring Tomorrow. KNX, KFMB-Robert Q. Lewis. KLAC-570 Club(till 6 a.m.). KNX, KFMB-Robert Q. Lewis. -KGFJ-Nightclub (till 6 a.m.). KFAC-Echoes and Encores. KFAC-Echoes and Encores. -KGFJ-Night Club (to 6 a.m.) KGFJ-Request Performance. PAGE 44 TV -RADIO LIFE. 7adior093 7adio¡gs THURSDAY, DECEMBER 26 FRIDAY, DECEMBER 27

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KGFJ-World Bible Society. 5:15*KABC-Poul Harvey. 8:05-KFI-Morgan Beatty. 5:10-KFI-Southland Weather. *KLAC-News; Gene Norman. *KFI-Rollie Thomas. KFWB-Bill Ballance. 5:15*KABC-Paul Harvey. KPOL-Music for Master. *KHJ-Newsreel. KLAC-Gene Norman (till 12). *KFI-Rollie Thomas, News. KWKW-Mario Pechini. *KNX-Carroll Alcott. *KHJ -Newsreel. *KXLA-News, Lou Stevens. KFWB-Cleve Hermann. 8:15-KFI-Life and the World. *KNX-Carroll Alcott. 8:05-KFI-X-Minus One. KGFJ-Treasury Dept. KFOX-Today in Sports. KNX-Rusty Draper Show. 5:20-KABC-Hank Weaver. KXLA-Al Ryfle. KFWB-Bill Ballance. KFWB-Cleve Hermann. 5:30*KABC-Sid Fuller. 8:25-KHJ-Music. KWKW-Ernesto Cervera. 8:15-KGFJ-Report to Parents. *KFI-Feature Wire. 5:20*KABC-Hank Weaver Sports. KXLA-AI Ryfle, Music. 8:30-KFI-To Be Announced. 8:25-KHJ-Music. *KHJ-Cliff Engle. KNX, KFMB-Tom Harmon. *KHJ-News. 5:30-KABC-Sid Fuller. 8:30-KFI-Nightline. KGFJ-College of Div. Science *KFI-Feature Wire. *KHJ-News. KFWB-Bill Ballance. *KHJ-Cliff Engle. KNX-World Tonight. KXLA-Squeakin' Deacon. 8:35-KHJ-Beyond the Stars. KNX, KFMB-Tom Harmon. KGFJ-College Div. Science. KFAC-Continental Varieties. 5:45*KABC-Orval Anderson-News. 8:45-KFI-6th Army Band. KWKW-Speaking of Youth. *KFI-Dave Shaw News. * KGFJ-News. KFWB-Bil! Ballance. 8:35-KHJ-Beyond the Stars. KFOX-Top Ten Tunes. 8:45-KGER-Dan Gilbert. KHJ-Traffic Tunes. KGFJ-Jazz Showcase. * KGFJ-News. *KNX, KFMB-Frank Goss. 8:55* KABC-News. KXLA-Squeakin' Deacon. KLAC-Sam Bolter, Sports. 8:50-KNX-Eric Sevareid. 5:35-KFWB-Bill Ballance. 8:55* KABC-News. 5:55*KNX-Local News. It With Music. 5:45*KABC-Orval Anderson-News. KNX-Weather and You. KFWB-Cleve Hermann. 9KABC-Say*KFI-News. *KFI-Dave Shaw. *KPOL-Lew Irwin -News. *KHJ, KNX-News. KHJ-Traffic Tunes. 9KABC-Say ItWith Music. *KFWB-News. *KNX, KFMB-Fronk Goss. *KFI-News. KGFJ-Harlem Houseparty. KLAC-Sam Baiter, Sports. *KHJ, KNX-News. R. Morgan. KPOL-Through the Bible. 5:55*KNX-Local News. KFOX-Jazz Scene. 6*KABC-EdwardKFI-Bill Haworth. KXLA-Lash Lazoar. KFWB-Cleve Hermann. *KFWB-News. *KHJ-Five Star News. *KPOL-Lew Irwin -News. KGER-Calvary Fellowship. KNX-Sports Storey. 9:05-KFI-Melody Time. KGFJ-Harlem House Party. *KFWB-News. KFWB-B. Mitch Reed. R. Morgan. KGIL-Musical Scrapbook. KMPC-Bob Kelley, Sports. 9:15-KFWB-Music Program. b*KABC-Edward*KFI-Bill Haworih. KPOL-Through the Bible. KPOL-Musical Comedy Theater. KWKW-Record Shop. KHJ-Fulton Lewis, Jr. *KHJ-Five Star News. 6:05-KHJ-Bill Brundige. KNX-Gil Henry. KNX-Sports Storey. KXLA-Lash Lazaar. 9:25-KNX-Frost Warnings. *KFAC, KLAC-News. 9:05-KFI-Nightline. KFWB-Bill Ballance. KFOX-Johnny Otis Show KFWB-B. Mitch Reed. (to 9:00 p.m.). 6:15-KABC-Coates Confidential. 9:30-KHJ-Heartbeat Theater. 9:15*KHJ-Fulton Lewis, Jr. KNX-Basketball: U.C.L.A. vs. KPOL-Musical Comedy Theater. KNX-Gil Henry. KFI-Sports Report. *KFWB-News, Pat McGuinness. KHJ-Behind the Story. Michigan State. KMPC-Kelley, Sports. 9:30-KHJ-Stars for Defense. *KNX, KFMB-Lowell Thomas. KMPC-Dance Time (til 12). KNX-Frost Warnings. *KMPC-World & Local News. KPOL-Friendship Hour. 6:05-KHJ-Bill Brundige. KMPC-Dance Time. KFAC-Dinner Contest. KPOL-friendship Hour. 9:35-KFI-Melody Time. KFWB-Bill Ballonce. KXLA-Western Ballroom. 6:25-KHJ-Music. 9:45-KABC-To Be Announced. 6:15-KABC-Coates Confidential. 9:45-KABC-To Be Announced. KFI-Sports Report. 6:30-KABC-William Winter. KHJ-Music. KFI-Man On the Go. KHJ-Behind the Story. KNX-Bruin-Trojan Highlights. *KNX, KFMB-Lowell Thomas. *KHJ-Virgil Pinkley. *KMPC-World and Local News. KNX-Herman Hickman-Sports, 1 0*KABC-News.*KFI-Richfield Reporter. KGFJ-Christian Chapel. 6:25-KHJ-Music. 0*KABC-News.*KFI-Richfield Reporter. KHJ-Jack Wagner. KHJ-Jack Wagner. KMPC-Bill Stewart. *KFWB-News. 6:30-KABC-William Winter. KXLA-Frank Simon-Music. KFI-Man On The Go. *KNX-10 O'Clock Wire. KGER-Evangelical Center. *KHJ-Virgil Pinkley. KBLA-Hal Derwin. KPOL-String Shift. KNX-Phil Rizzuto-Sports. KFAC-Crossroads of Music. 6:35-KNX-Amos 'n' Andy Music Hall. KXLA-Western Ballroom. KFAC-Musical Milestones. *KFWB-News. KGFJ-Christian Chapel. KGER-Evangelical Center. 6:45-KABC-Financial Review. 10:05-KFWB-B. Mitch Reed. KXLA-Frank Simon. KPOL-String Shift. KFI-Art Baker's Notebook. 10:05-KFWB-B. Mitch Reed. 10:15-KABC-Say It with Music. KHJ-Sam Hayes, Sports. KFI-A Joy Forever. 6:35-KNX-Amos 'n' Andy Music Hall. 10:15-KABC-Say It with Music. *KGFJ-News. 6:45-KABC-Financial Review. KFI-A Joy Forever. KPOL-Music A La Carte. 10:30-KFI-This Thing Called Life. KFI-Art Baker's Notebook. KNX-Tom Hanlon-Sports. KHJ-Beyond the Stars. KHJ-Som Hayes, Sports. 6:55-KABC-People In News. 10:30-KFI-This Thing Called Life. KHJ-Music. KGJF-Rhythm & Blues. *KGFJ-News. KHJ-Beyond the Stars. 6:55-KABC-People In News. KNX-Phil Norman. 10:45-KFI-Al Poska Show. KHJ-Mvsic. KGFJ-Rythm & Blues. Vondercook. KMPC-Dante Time. 7*KABC-JohnKFI-Gillette Fights: Joey Vondercook. 10:45-KFI-AI Poska. Giardello vs. Ralph "Tiger" *KFI-11th Hour News. 7*KABC-John*KFI-News. Jones. 1 *KHJ-Newswheel. KHJ-Gabriel Heatter. *KFI-Eleventh Hour News. *KHJ-Gabriel Heatter. *KNX-News. KNX, KFMB-News. 1 *KHJ -New swheel. *KNX-News. *KFWB-News. KFAC-Interlude. *KFWB-News. *KFWB-News. *KNX-Max Roby. 11:05*KFI-Calif. News. *KFWB-News. KGFJ-Fiesta Latina. KFWB-B. Mitch Reed. KGER-Family Bible Hour. KGFJ-Rhythm & Blues. KGFJ-Fiesta Latino. *KLAC, KRKD-News. *KLAC, KRKD-News. 11:05*KFI-Calif. News. KXLA-Al Ryfle-Music. 11:10-KNX-Merry Go Round. KXLA-Al Ryfle-Music. KFWB-B. Mitch Reed. 11:15-KFI-Sports Final. 7:05-KABC-Music. 11:10-KNX-Merry Go Round. 7:05-KABC-Music. KFI-"Relax"--Al Poska. 11:15-KFI-Sports, Rollie Thomas. 11:30-KFI-Eleven Thirty Special. KHJ-Bill Stern. KHJ-Bill Stern. KNX-Masters of Melody. 11:30-KFI-Eleven Thirty Special. KNX-Masters of Melody. KNX-Music 'Til Dawn. KBLA-Hal Derwin. KNX-Music 'Til Dawn. KXLA-lash Lazaar. KXLA-Lash Lazaar. KFWB-Bill Ballance. KFWB-Bill Ballance. 7:10-KHJ-Music. KLAC-Earl McDaniel. KABC-Rourke in Hollywood. es-Rourke in Hollywood. KRKD-Dinner Music. 12 KFI-Ben Hunter (51/2 hours). 7:15-KABC-Mery Griffin. 1 KFI-Ben Hunter (51/2 hours). 7:15-KABC-Mery Griffin. KBLA-Symphony Sio. * KFWB-News. KFI-Outdoor News. KFAC-Music (till 6 a.m.). 7:25-KFI-Sports Digest. KLAC-570 Club (till 6 a.m.). KHJ-Music. *KFWB-News. KRKD-Right to tive (Span.). KMPC-John McShane. 7:30*KFI-Morgan Beatty. KMPC-John McShane. 7:30-KFI-Sports Highlights. KPOL-Big Show (5 hours). KHJ-Scotland Yard. KPOL-The Big Show (5 hours). KHJ-Exploring Tomorrow. KXLA-Jack Morris (till 5 a.m.) KNX-Robert Q. Lewis. KXLA-Jack Morris (till 5 a.m.). KNX-Basketball: Southern KFAC-Echoes and Encores. 12:05-KFWB-Daniels Den (to 6 a.m.). California vs. Ohio State. 12:05-KFWB-Daniels Den (to 6 a.m.), KGFJ-Request Performance. KLAC-570 Club(till6 a.m.) KGFJ-Request Performance. KMPC-Bill Stewart. KMPC-Bill Stewart. KPOL-Listen to Lindy. 1 -KGFJ-Night Club (to 6 a.m.) KPOL-listen to Lindy. -KGFJ-Nightclub (til 6 a.m.) KRKD-Health Talk. KRKD-Catholic Hour. 1 TV -RADIO LIFE PAGE 45 RADIoprecasfS Radió/T)rogram 7nder NOTE. t I.NPICATES PROCR4MS OF :VEB'S AND COMMENTARIES

Note: *Indicates programs of news and com- La Bost, Art KPOP, 4 p.m. M -F mentaries *Lewis, Fulton KW, 9:15 p.m. M-Th Affairs of Dr. Gentry KFI, 2:45 p.m. M -F Lewis, Robert Q... KNX, 8:05 o m. Sa; 7:30 p.m- M -F *Alcott, Carroll KNX, 5:15 p.m. M -F Life and the World KFI, 7:45 p.m. M-Th; Amos 'n' Andy Music Hall KNX, 6:35 p.m. M -F 11:05 a.m. Sa 8.15 p.m. F Lime, Harry Andy & Virginia KFI, 8:45 a.m. M -F KW, 8 p.m. M Army -Navy, Football Linkletter, Art KNX, 12:30 p.m. M -F; KFI, 10:30 a.m. Sc KFI. 8:05 a.m. W Backstage Wife KNX, 9:15 a.m. M -F Longines Hour Backus, Jim KNX, 12 N Su KABC, 2 p.m. M -F Lynn Looks at Hollywood KHJ, 3:30 p.m. M -F Baker, Art KFI, 11:30 a.m. M -F; 6:45 p.m. M -F Ma Perkins KNX, 10:15 a.m. M -F Bollonce, Bill KFWB, 3:05, 5:30 p.m. M-Sa Man On the Go.. KFI, 6:30 p.m M -F Bandstand KFI, 10:05 a.m. M -F 845 a.m. M -F BING SINGS EVELYN RUDIE Beat the Record KABC11 a.m. M -F Mansfield, Andy KFI, 8:45 a.m. M -F ... On CBS Radio .. On Suspense Sunday *Beatty, Morgan ..KFI, 7:30 p.m. M-Th; 8:05 p.m. F Beck, Fred KABC, 6:15 a.m. M -F Maphis, Joe KFI, 8:00 p.m. So Behind the Story KHJ, 6:15 p.m. M -F Margo with Music KFI, 8:30 p.m. P SATURDAY, DECEMBER 21 Bennett, Myron KFI, 4:15 p.m. M -F Marx, Groucho KFI, 8:05 p.m. M Benny, Jack KNX, 6 p.m. Su Matinee KNX, 3:15 p.m. M -F EVENING CONCERT, KFAC, 8:00 p.m. Sir Malcolm Blanchard, Red KPOP, 7 a.m. M -F *McGuinness, Pat KFWB, P a.m. & hourly M -F SargentconductstheLiverpoolPhilharmonic Breakfast Club KABC, 9 a.m. M -F Mclninth, Nelson KNX, 6 a.m.; 12:15 p.m. M -F Orchestra with ElsieMorison,Marjorie Thom- Brundige,Bill KHJ, 6:05 p.m. M -F McShane, John KMPC, 12 mid. Tu -Su as, Richard Lewis and Norman Walker in Han- Cadwell, Clyde KPOP, 10:30 a.m. M -F Meet a Celebrity KABC, 12:30 p.m. Su del's "Messiah." Capitol Clockroom KNX, 10:45 p.m. Su Meet the Press KFI, 3:30 p.m. Su METROPOLITAN OPERA, KABC, 11:00 a.m. To - Catalina Bandstand 8-00 a.m. M -F Miller, Mitch KNX, 8:05 p.m. Su Catholic Hour KFI, 11:30 a.m. Su Murrow, Edward R KNX, 5 p.m. M -F days presentationisRossini's "The Barber of Christian Science KFOX, 8:00 p.m. Su My True Story KFI, 11:05 a.m. M -F Seville." KHJ-KGB, 10:15 a.m. Su Church in Barn KXLA, 8 p.m. Sa; 1:30 p.m. Su Nat'l Form & Home Hr KFI, 7 p.m. So City Hospital KNX, 11:30 a.m. Sa. New Orleans Jazz KNX, 6:35 p.m. So SUNDAY, DECEMBER 22 Clooney, Rosemary KNX, 8:30 a.m. M, W, F Newspaper of Air..KH1, 10:05 a m. Su; 10 a.m. M -F INVITATIONTO LEARNING, KNX,10:00a.m. Coates, Paul KABC, 6:15 p.m. M -F New York Philharmonic KNX, 2:05 p.m. Su Formerly heard at 8:00 a.m. Counterspy KW, 7:30 p.m. F Nightline KFI, 8:30 p.m. M-Th NEW YORK PHILHARMONIC, KNX,2:05p.m. Country Music KNX, 9:05 p.m. Su Norman,Phil KNX, 3 p.m. M -F Crane, Bob KNX, 6:15 a.m.; 8:35 a.m. M -F FernandoPrevitaliconducts theorchestrain 6 a.m., 7:15 o.m., 7:45 a.m. So 12:30 p.m. So O'Dell, Doye KFI, 9:30 p.n. Sa a performance of Goffredo Petrassi's Concerto Crosby, Bing KNX, 8:30 a.m. Tu, Th One Man's Family KFI, 2:30 p.m. M -F for Orchestra No. 1 and Brahms' Symphony No. Crowell, George KHJ,1:05p.m. M -F Opera KFI, 7 p.rr. Su 1 in C Minor. At intermission James Fassett Curtis, Donald KABC, 9:45 p.m. M -F Our Gal Sunday KNX, 9:45 a.m M -F presents Ernestine Schumann-Heink's and Eliz- Drake Galen KNX, 10:05 a.m. Sa. Pearson, Drew KABC, 6:15 p.m. Su abeth Schwarkoph's recordings of "Silent Drake, Nora KNX, 10 a.m. M -F People Are Funny KFI, 8:05 p.m. Night." Draper, Rusty KNX, 8:05 p.m. M -F Pepper Young's Family KFI, 1:45 p.m. M -F Eternal Light KFI, 12:30 p.m. Su Pilgrimmage KABC, 4 p.m. Su SUSPENSE, KNX, 4:00 p.m. Evelyn Rudie stars in Face the Nation KNX, 11:15 p.m. Su "Dog Star." *Pinkley, Virgil KHJ, 6:30 p.m. M -F Family Theater KHJ, 8:35 p.m. W Polka Party KFI, 4:00 p.m. So A CHRISTMAS CAROL, KNX, 7:30 p.m. The 24th Fearless Follies KHJ, 5:30 a.m. M -F Potter, Peter KLAC, 1 p.m. So -F annual broadcast with Lionel Barrymore heard *Ferris, Bob KABC, 6:15 p.m. M -F Queen for a Day KW, KGB, 11:15 a.m. M -F as Scrooge with narration by Sir Cedric Hard- Fifield, Dr. James KABC, 6:30 p.m. Sa *Richfield Reporter KFI, 10 p.m. Su -F wicke. Fights KFI, 7 p.m. F Right to Happiness KNX, 11:05 a.m. Mf CAPITOL CLOAKROOM, KNX, 10:45 p.m.George Finley, Larry ....KFWB, 6:30 a.m. M -F, 6:05 a.m. Sa Ritter, Tex KFI, 7:30 p.m. So Five Star Matinee KFI, 1:05 p.m. M -F V.Allen,Directorof USIA,isguest tonight. Romance of Helen Trent KNX, 9:30 a.m. M -F Flynn, John T. KHJ, 8:15 p.m. Su Rourke, Jock KABC, 12 a.m. M-Sa Foley, Red KFI, 8:30 p.m. Sa Salt Lake Tabernacle KNX, 8:30 a.m. Su MONDAY, DECEMBER 23 *Foster, Cedric KHJ, 12:15 p.m. M -F TELEPHONE HOUR, KFI, 9:00 p.m. Mezzo-soprano Scarlet Pimpernel KHJ, 8 p.n. Tu Fuller, Dr. Charles KABC, 1 p.m. Su Schram, Violet KPOP, 11:30 a.m. So Mildred Millerisguest on the annual Christ- Funny Paper Man KFI, 8 a.m. Su Scotland Yard KW, 7:30 p.n. Th mas program. She sings a selection of Christ- Gangbusters KW, 7:30 p.m. W Scout Jamboree KFI, 4:30 p.m. Su mas songs accompanied by Donald Vorhees and Gillette Fights KFI, 7 p.m. F Second Mrs. Burton KNX, 11:15 a.m.. M -F the Bell Symphonic Orchestra. Godfrey, Arthur KNX, 1:00 p.m. M -F Sez Who KNX, 4:30 p.m. Su *Goss, F. KNX, 7:30 a.m MSo; 5:45 p.m. So Sinclair, Dick KFI, 3:05 p.m. M -F TUESDAY, DECEMBER 24 Grace Bible Church KPOP, 4 p.m. Su *Sokolsky, George KABC, 5:30 p.m. Su AMOS 'N' ANDY MUSIC HALL, KNX, 6:35 p.m. Graham, Billy KABC, 3 p.m., Su Sports Storey KNX, 6 p.m. M -F Grant, J KMPC, 2:00 p.m. M -Su Standard School KHJ, 10:30 a.m. Th PatO'BrienrecitesHeywood Broun's"The Great Gildersleeve KFI, 8:05 p.m. Tu Shepherd." Stars for Defense KHJ, 9:30 p.m. Th Griffin, Mery KABC, 7:15 p.m. M -F *Stern,Bill .KHJ, 7:05 p.m. M -F CHRISTMAS IN STEREO,KFI,7:00p.m.Pro- Gunsmoke KNX, 9:30 a.m. Sa; 7:30 p.m. Su Stewart, Bill. - -. KMPC, 6:30 p.m. M -Su; 12 noon, So gram of Christmas music by Burbank Sym- Hancock, Hunter KPOP, 1:30 p.m. M-Sa Strike It Rich KNX, 11:30 o.m. M -F phony, Lucille Norman and Roger Wagner Cho- Hanlon, Tom KNX, 10:15 p.m. M -F Sunday Desk KNX, 5:30 p.m. Su rale. Tune to KFI along with Channel 4 for Harmon, Tom KNX, 5:30 p.m. MSa Suspense KNX, 4 p.m. Su stereo sound. Harvey, Paul KABC, 12:15 p.m. M -F Telephone Hour KFI, 9 p.m. M CHRISTMAS SING WITH BING, KNX, 9:00 p.m. Hawaii Calls KW, 6 p.m. Sa *Thomas, Lowell KNX, 6:15 p.m. M -F *Hayes, Som KW, 4:45 p.m., 6:45 p.m. M -F KW, 7:30 p.m. Tu Bing Crosby assisted by singing groups of arm- Heartbeat Theater KHJ, 9:30 p.m. F Treasury Agent ed forces, choraliers from Holland, a 60 -voice *Heater, Gabriel....KHJ, 11:05 a.m., 3 p.m. M-Th; True Detective Mysteries KHJ, 7:30 p.m. M choir from Canada and Les Brown's orchestra, 7 p.m. M -F University Explorer KNX, 9:15 a.m. Su *Vandercook, John KABC, 7 p.m. M -F sings an hour program of Christmas music. *Hemingway, Frank....KHJ, 7 a.m., 4:15 p.m. M -F Henry, Gil KNX, 9:05 a.m. So; 8:15 p.m. Sa; *Voile, David KNX, 8:15 a.m., M -F 4 p.m. Su; 9:30 p.m. M -F Wagner, Jack KW, 10:15 p.m. M -F WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 25 2 p.m. Sa, 1 p.m. Su AMOS 'N' ANDY MUSIC HALL, KNX, 6:35 p.m. Hermann, Cleve KFWB, 5:15 p.m. M -F Hickox, Mary KFI, 2:05 p.m. M -F Wakley, Jimmy KNX, 7:05 p.m. Su Amos his Weaver, Hank tells granddaughterArbadellathe Hollywood Music Hall KNX, 6:30 p.m. Su KABC, 3 p.m M -F true meaning of Christmas. Welk, Lawrence KABC, 9:05 p.m., 10:30 p.m. Horatio Hornblower KHJ, 8 p.m. W 11:30 p.m. So; 11:30 p.m. Su Howe, Quincy KABC, 5:15 p.m. Su Whittinghill, Dick KMPC, 4:30 p.m. Su; FRIDAY, DECEMBER 27 Hunter, Ben KFI, 12:00 a.m. M-Sa 6 a.m. M -F; 7 a.m. So GILLETTE FIGHTS, KFI, 7:00 p.m. Joey Giardello Indictment KNX, 5:05 p.m. Su Winter, Wm. KABC, 6:30 p.m. M -F of Brooklyn vs.Ralph "Tiger" Jones of Long Invitation to Learning KNX, B a.m. Su Woman in My House KFI, 1:30 p.m. M -F Islandina ten -round middleweight boutat Jarvis, AI KFWB, 9 a.m. Su; 9:30 a.m. M-Sa Woolworth Hour KNX, 1p.m. Su Miami Beach, Florida. Johnny Dollar KNX. 7:05 p.m. Sa X Minus One KFI, 8:05 p.m. Th DOUBLE-HEADER BASKETBALL, KNX, 7:30 p.m. Joy Forever KFI, 10:15 p.m. M -F Young America Sings KFI, 4 p.m. Su Kemp,Bill and 9:30p.m.SouthernCaliforniavs.Ohio KABC, 8 p.m. M -F Young, Dr. Malone KNX, 10:30 a.m. M -F Kelley, Bob KMPC, 6 p.m. M-Sa Young, Norma KHJ, 9:30 a.m. M -F Stateinopener,andU.C.L.A.vs. Michigan Kenneally, William State in the Pan Pacific finale. KNX, 12:00 p.m. M -F Younger, Mildred KABC, 12:30 p.m. M -F KFI Calling KFI, 9:30 p.m. W You're the Doctor KFI, 11:15 p.m. Su PAGE 46 TV -RADIO LIFE AROUND THE Sports 6/re/e WITH KMPC

LINEUP OF THE STRONG KMPC sports team that brought to Southern California: listeners all broadcasts ofLosAnge es Ram football games both a: home and on the road includes, Dick Nelson, engineer,Bill Brundige, color, Bob1 elley, play7yplay anc Jim Healy, spotting.

KMPC DIRECTOR OF SPORTS Bob Kel- ley seems dazed as one of the opponents of the Los Angeles Rams -ips off a loig gain against the Los Angele; club. Kelley along withBillBrundige broadcast all Ran - football contests over 50,000 Watt KMPC..

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1 BILL BRUNDIGE is part of the hard hitting KMPC sports team that brought to KMPC listenersallthe exciting play by play action of the Los Angeles Ram football games both at home and on the road. Here Bill takes time out during alullin a recent contest from the Los Angeles Coliseum.

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BELL BRUNDIGE IL)chats with los Angeles Ram fillback "Tank" Younger one of the National Football League's all-time greats as KMPC Director of Sports Bob Kelley locks approvingly on.

ITS OL'KELL OF KMPC that bringsto Southern California listenerslihedirect play by play accounts ofallLos Angeles Ram football games both from the Los Angeles Coliseum and games played on the road. Here Kelley gets up for a breather at half time of a recent contest from the Coliseum. December 21, 1957 commudimar" WITH THE Stars O

BILL WILLIAMS (Gus Angel on the ABC -P/ series) will get a chance to dream andlivea White Christmas this year-a Betty White Christmas, thatis.At the Angel home on the Desilu set he helps wife Vickie (Miss White) wrap some packages for their favorite friends.

WHAT'S EVE ARDEN whisper- ing to ole Santa? You'll find out this week on Eve's own show on CBS -TV, Channel 2. Santa is played by Paul Maxey. ALICE LON AND HER THREE SONS (Bobby, 9; Clint, 8; Larry, 7) help fix up a snow -man for one of Lawrence Welk's musical numbers on Channel7. Where the snow actually came from is being kept a top musical secret. IT'S MERRY CHRISTMAS TIME ON THE LASSIE SET - because two new members of the Lassie cast, Jon Shepodd (left), Cloris Leachman (right) have been introduced to the TV audience this month. Also helping Lassie wrap Yuletide presents are George Chandler ("Uncle Petrie") who starts on series in mid -January, and of course Jon Provost, who is the new young star of the popular CBS -TV show. : .=CHtHY .lip iau

CHRISTMAS CAROLING, Mickey Mouse style. Singing their merry ABC-TV notes (fromleftto right) Tommy, Sharon, Lonnie, Doreen, Bobby, and Cheryl, all members of Walt Disney's TV club. Page 48 ALL SET for a morning cf happy gift giving in the family spirit of Christmas are George, Gracie and Ronnie Burns.

ALL DRESSED UP fora Hp intothe Winter Wonderland of

Christmas is Patti'age, star of CBS -TV's The Big Record.

ber 21,951 Dickens RIDES THE RANGE

Jimmy Stewart takes to the helm as wellas grease pant when he directs and acts in the special Christmas show; "The Trail to Christmas," a free translation of "A Christmas Carol."

KEVIN HAGEN, left, as the Ghost and John McIntire as Scrooge are featured in "The Trail to Christmas" on CBS-KNXT. By Jon Bruce SOME PEOPLE did a big gasp when they heard that Dickens' favorite, "A Christ- mas Carol" was to be done asa westernon GE Theatre. They moaned, "This is carrying the western fever too far." However, the idea to do this story via the range was not the result of the current abundance of wide -open -spaces - operas. It was actually done some years ago - as a radio show. This one, called "The Trail to Christ- JAMES STEWART, producer William Frye,left rear, and the crew watcha mas,stars Jimmy Stewart, who also scene being shot. The Dickens classic gets western togs in this dramatizasion. directs. And this is one of his pet proj- ects and one of his few appearances on TV A Challenge "Naturally, my interests are first with TV. "This was my first attempt at being a motion pictures. They have to be since "The story of 'The Trail to Christmas' director and I really got a big thrill outI'm a motion picture actor and' have was done several years back on radioof it. TV is, let's face it, very challeng- been for some time. I will probably go when I did 'The Six shooter' series,"ing. You have so little time to do a job on being one too. At least, after I finish Jimmy said on the set of the Hitchcockand if you want to give it the best ofthis picture with Alfred Hitchcock I film at Paramount, 'Vertigo'. "The idea quality, you have to meet a real chal-have a picture to do at Columbia and for transforming 'A Christmas Carol'lenge. I can only say I hope we haveone. at Warners which will keep me into a sagebrush offering came frommet it. busy for a few months." Frank Burt, who wrote the series. With Jimmy Stewart at the helm of "Actually, the story lent itself very "I don't actually know what kind of"The Trail to Christmas," the fondest effectively to a western treatment. Inplace I have in TV or what job I willDickens -lover should rest more easily. itI play Britt Ponset, a cowboy whodo but I'm anxious to find out. So farHe is quite apt to make the whole idea tells the story of 'A Christmas Carol' toI've used the medium like I did radionot only palatable but actually thor- a boy who is running away from home. - sparingly and to time appearances oughly enjoyable. However, the characters in the story with special things, like the opening of It will at least be different tosee are all western. a new picture. Scrooge in boots and a 10 gallon hat. Page 50 December 21, 1957 SEEING DOUBLE

Australia's delegates to Hollywood and KTLA are Down Under Cowboy Twins Tom and Ted LeGarde

T WASN'T actually a very Ted and Tom are real identical twins. hard decision to make. It wasBoth are 155 lbs., standing 5' 851" and just a question of which theywere raised in the Bush country of Aus- wanted most: a Cadillac or atralia on a sugar cane farm until they IDENTICAL TWINS Tom and Ted LeGarde boat ride. Cadillacs are scarcewere fifteen. As teenagers they went to are practically indistinguishable from one in Australia and the Le Garde a 200,000acre ranch, known as a 'cat- another. Whichoneiswhich? Even the Twins had had their hearts set on own-tle station' Down Under, to learn animal photographer doesn't know. ing one. They had worked forsix husbandry. They went complete with months as singers and rough riders in arecord player, western records and a traveling circus, performing to audiences guitar. One year later, the twins had across the great 'Down Under' continent.become expert horsemen, trick shots, When they arrived in Sidney, theybull whip artists and a singing team. rounded up a radio show on the govern- When they were only 16, they began ment-operated station and enrolled inthe rodeo tour which brought them to a drama school. At the end of a year Sidney and eventually to Los Angeles. they thought themselves ready for the Although the Le Garde twins are big choice. What's it going to be, a car only now becoming known in California. or a visa? They chose to put their money they are stars in their own right inAus- into a pair of tickets and, with their traliawhere they were a big attraction guitars in hand, boarded a boat for San at Agricultural Shows, or what is known Francisco and, ultimately, Hollywood. here as County Fairs. While performing Likeall new faces who arrivein as rough riders and western singers, Hollywood, they made the rounds ofTom and Ted toured with such well the agents and casting directors, theknown American stars as Roy Rogers producers and booking offices but to no and Hopalong Cassidy(BillBoyd) avail. Then, one night, while they werewhen they performed across the con- attending a meeting of the Hollywood tinent. Christian Group, they met Wally Po- Meetings with such outstanding West- lacci and things started to happen. Royern entertainers and listening to their Rogers, who had toured Australia withdescriptions of America were what act- the twins, introduced them to Wally.ually convinced them that they should Wally liked the twins and they likedmake the 20 day voyage across the him. They asked him to manage them. Pacific. He did. He arranged a tour up and Since gaining these shores they have down the California coast so that they worked hard for what success that have could meet and perform before Ameri-achieved and report, quite fervently, can audiences. When he felt that thethat "America is, indeed, the land of time was right, the twins auditioned foropportunity." Cliffie Stone's Hometown Tamboree. They appeared on Cliffie's show, then put in an appearance on Morey Amster - clam's late night KTLA stint. The re- DOWN UNDER, The LaGarde sult was fantastic! The KTLA switch- twins, Ton and Ted, toured as board lit up and extra operators had to rough riders and singers along be pressed into duty to take care of the the rodeo circuit with such well enthusiastic calls. That was enough for known American Western stars the KLTA management. They immedi- asRoyFogersandHopalong ately signed the twins to an exclusive Cassidy. contract and, with Wally supervising, HOPALOVG helped Tom and proceeded to build a daily show around Ted make uptheirmindsto them. The result: the Monday through travel toF.merica with his glow- Friday "Double Time" show and the ing descriptions of the American Le Garde Twins Time program Friday Southwest. Hoppy met the twins nights. on oneof his Australian tours. December 21, 1957 Page 51 Clara M Yum 66 Oxford f8o1 N Ava Calif 1?247oi 55

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