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OUTFITS YOU Roniehl Mtca-4 Tonliht Xliiit Beit WABO-S Slovj THIRTY-EIGHT ^ ••• • a-aaa, THE BiHDOEPCRT POST, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 23, 19M. one-hour premiums during the ON Not* (*) iiMficattaw pfvartm it Martin, Lewis Januiry-ioJune period ol 195 TELEVISION TODAY TODAY'S RADIO PROGRAM: The shells of hot hard-boiled If several turbut an ptoocd ini and eight erne-hour ihows annul <l) «» WABC M4 WEU n be removed easily if the Each to Have ly for the four *e*«oni thereafter *!<*_CKIt4MEB-. Beta. aMst aj In. one box, pack each with tissue aaaate MftM <J) trt riunxl quickly l» cold paper so that it will katftaabape' Pretent pltnc call for e*cfc per ., (i) . Mter. former tk lUr in tn equal Bum • IM—YKTTO* _ • 4*—OX nUL: la» Tftal Own Show bir o( shows. aaJ netu <<) fcarraat a iriasi (41 H*. BallrooB*m WAK-TN WAVZ-11H York Pictures, which holds con "«»—WICKCK - ricno.v »:«*—TKEUiiUi taut. HUB M.B. Ballroom DEPENDABLE •THT. fceaswu aa tr> <ll <4!:> Club 800 Clu» WO • WNYC-t* WNLK— U« »y F*EI> H. RCSSELL tracts with Martin »nd Lewis lo Blodu 3SM. (4) WCM Galen Drak. Calen Diake WICA-M* WTIC-1*** Dean Martin and Jerry Lewis their entertainment services, »ls< KOAN SHOW. __„ x. i. <m BaMwana WCBS-M Will be presented on their own withdrew is pending breach o - Ojtslak Usencvre ml WXEW Kewi; Huue Fiel Oil Service contract suit againit NBC. TrUatr «s»»aa, la s«*rt |i> »:je—nA\novic or mms: vm WOE—711 WNEW-IUI individual shows on NBC-TV dur- Mate*. Ma. Etfcea*. Mnk atlc Ultflc WLAD-tN VNHC-UW ing the remainder of this season rii i—J-KOMJF* UM*V. MMM ; to na LeUee. OrU War ti Hal. VtX. TO ««»*a Sri* araealceM naaU II) - WMGM-MSI WQXafc-UM and the next four .years as the re- MUSIC IN Allt 4:M •»«T HHKT: MaaMte eertts f:M—*IG *TOKV: rraaiasls.ua. al W.1A» SHtaa- AnSW rmtok Ansel jult of a rew contract between Two men whose lives and live* (1) lurry Downl* WKC Uarr?l»wiu* ta» tfM .*Mrte*ee at a M MirrVDowaw Paytitne Features lihoods ire wrapped up in musi : traMM kVMU Mary V. *f/Br»ia FrM Warinz Pred W.rtM Home & Industry NBC and York Pictures Corpora- MMe Heavier (4) Bob BBUKA •Ob im!U. Bo* £>til'Ji 3J6—6Tim MATlKKr; C.W W* tion. (though in different »reas)-L»w •:>»—TUT VKf: Mjrpt>r> eV*su <r M.B. Ballroom BOHUI ( Ka-s ciub aoo ciuk eoor°°™ M.B. BallrooO DIAL IPT. FO 7-6641 The conlract rum through Aue rence Welle, the bandleader, and (•> (491 CWflci Critla C»olc« WNYC ub «00 VMTMOMC XAnKICK; y Vaa*ere« aa rraaOv,- (7) l»>«*-niE uxrur: Karaw <tws: Kcaa Critlca Cnoltt Swu »fe4 (MM. *<* m> |» "*' -' provides for twoNathan Milstein, the violinist— IIJ (43> KMa-accj Mil. T*1-MM; Wa«. CA Team Tattr «a Mien 4nau (1 SIS, - TfAaaaaaaWar....?- W^UI will be "at-home" when Edwi.. liSO-^A.NK 0«EV THEATE*: Wea- IO:«0_BO\I\0: caawtr Ort.ra Te. Taau tnren Art WMTfJ »>ll ferer. retry Cmsttt M A <usl« Art Fort Art Fw Evening Highlight'* R. Marrow calls "Person to Per De.Warca, |0-nMe4 n««l*ni«lat ««"»: Frar Muilc ID4CA MU*lfl ««lel Si-Hay t. 5a. Ar*>, «e^ a«H Irm Xw»wm IHtti Jacques Fray WO.XK Jacdue.1 Fr*y 7r»—BING («6SBV SHOW: Mi.4e.Ht4 OVER FIFTY YEARS OF PUBLIC SERVICE son" tonight at 10: JO o'clock ove lent drama (J> tewi: Jutebot ttmt*ry VFCBS Channel 2. l:»-«.tl.TK.. R WKCHIU. SHOW: S:U IVSTERl'TlME: !•:««—MT ANTltONT 1WOW: *ay BOB and Jtay W.\A« > Welk, his wife. Fern, and tw Variety mil ((t '•*o gob ud Kar M'ABO Harry Ooamlei WICC H«m; Dowu Cclenter 7:»—OfTK\ srOTT4CHT . of-their three children, Lawrence III (41) CotUu Al Collins 4 Al CoiUos La Ctt- ll5»-<)IOStllo.ll>S: Jelf JWorro*. Bob an4 Ray Al CoIUni r*.Wai fcr H Jr., and Donna, (daughteV Shir -rrnsox TO PEKSON: aC B. Balfroom 5SS Paul: Sports =Urri Sporu I>«lf1aM DwttWIIIe la Taaakt- WHk, a*eaw«lra )«a4er: Touax Artlat M. B. Ballruom WABO M. B. Ballroom M. B. Ballroom llOfr-KOVEXT «. LKWK: AMI Lajwb. ley is married) live in a 10-room Jlrau J*ra>-«r. drama *t HHer Youaf ArtUI nsyo aiwrr. H cm* wa •MX Club 000 HUiK Dclellne Loc'ic.1 Spanish-type house in Brentwood aa« rek.tto.dhl HI —TONIGHT; larWy (<) Kensrauin Club 800 1:06—JaaOB HOrC t. M.in at. Tel. ED 3-0)0; Calif. Hits a Week John Fault WCBS Jobn Fault John Fjull, t r.M. Kits of Week Hiti of WMfc vntot • 3:41 - »M al Four Ford at Four Hiu of W«*k Milstein and his wife, Theresa Hit I'axjtl Bob Crosby Cro.hr Keoi: Ueloillet Jamboree M.B. Ballroom M.B, Baillrooni have two daughters and live in a Matin** Tluater Matinee Theater atatlne* Theater Cocktail Taau JtuntartN t. ft* rJMttt DtTll, •Jr Liberate W'ABB-S Vlrilala Crahaju Virrlal* Melodies T«'pl« EmaBU-a New York apartment. Film H'ABC-7 Film Film •:0t-SIXTMOM- MALL: VtM.1 CM TV PICTURE Cooaln2 HNMOI Cooklnl t-ooaty Tuat» 4:1 S :ttr steela Ted steelt trt* fcr PaawM WOXR ilm HOB-» Ted fiteele Ted Slttl* Sport W.NAB, B|ll Clem SAVE JUMP AND DANCE? IRISH RABBI Film HT1X-I1 Movie «-31—RADIO FAX (XCB: S>lTka 9jn(, Fllrn Fllm- Moviovie WICC Jtrry Dal< Jerry F,* lt,*H? Net A On.*. Rabbi, Theodore Lewis, a rosy -' Film riim porti: Coy »»(A IVx and Jlaa gur Exum , ftlaavrcr, • ta (.wit WRCA 4 T..H. : Ke ws won Newi fiOJ—WORLB OF SOUNB: Maria «a cheeked, snub-nosed native of JfiEhler Day Secret storm «. ' *'» M. B. Ballroom WABC — HURRY - CALL — >ueen lor Day wcms-2 Edre ol Kurhl Ed|« of tftlM London Forum M- B. Ballnora Eoons 4*r ...mcl WOXIt Dublin who conducts orthodox Queen lor Day Queen for D*y -Kfodern Ramatn WNVfJ Spona N<v<; W#*tM* -/ffldy Barrle Wendy Barrla Kitkin* WCBS Martha wnoi f:JO—BASCftAlX,; PUj-W-pU Jewish services in a brogue, wil ^il m Mr., i Xn. x«rl ^t^,. Mn. worth Loirelk ThomM I|M «•( JraiiM Mw**.i KUtn Cartoons Rlts ot WMGM Hit! ol W«k mii a week RADIO HOSPITAL do his officiating on live television Sandlfanii - Bclirooni . Ken: Ballroom BoJlroctn !>«<ll*ra ai-Wj AB^M* '•oy Rosera Roy Rogers 8-ElrotloUM WNLK on a brand new EDiMM Sunday afternoon when NBC-TV's Movte Movie won-V Koy xorcrs Ro.rer.1 Dlnlnl Afosle H~KCt »P£\ ! I Mori* Music WMCt Atuslc Millie MCMSCIHT AVINVI "Wide Wide-World" visits him a Fun Time Fun Time WATV-l* Junior Frolics wont 1:»-*0 THtV 8-\V: K«|MHs ta E«r- < Hr. T.lralOM tiimrla. Seiriat , i r.M. •»« .U.I taaW MitHIt EaUt »C« the Touro Synagogue'in Newport Movie "50 C*rmviT, 7:15 714S 4:3D—BEST HA.XD9: CkKk F*«Ur w- HOOVeR Mork Movie 'Ca- WNAK Oabrlel He»Her U 50 Caravu R. I. The visit will be part of a ! Married Joan I Married Sots WRC.4-4 Film ft'«rJ« TonlUrt lUitury WICC tfetOn VTABO reenafe £noiv Teenare Show Eympho Jerry Dale Jerry J>«J« program devoted to the various Mickey Mouje WARD* Gene Aulry Autrr Morgan Beaty I M«n's FamUj 10 :t>0—JWVLNO; T««]r »«Mirc« Tl WITH FREE TOOLS Mlckty Mouse WALK-IP Mickey Mouse Gladstone won Oabrlti Heanet Gs>*i>*r OrWK», lft-rMn.4 w^tr religious faiths in America. Mlrkey Mouse Mickfy Jtoiu* HWHC4 Oiilncy Howe WJIBO £Cew8: Aiuwen LADIES' DIAMOND Ted steele Ted sieele Mickey Mow* ifyslery Time Myitcrr* Kent welBht t«.Mt Iraw Ma4t*«« Mnn Rabbi Lewis, who comes from a HORt Ted Steele 'steelc , wpnro Haaterworka Muttnrerks Lighrik-eight ... full taei lemar o! Juntle Ramar cl Junfle wrix-n CliiBhowe G« Mujlc Kail A*A WCBS Uardci *HtA WRISTWATCH !ong line of Irishmen who profess unloF Frolics Junior Frollca WAtV-1 S Film a Oi ts ot Week Hits «rf W«k WMGM Elm cr»t>r N«v< Hoerer l»tk Ilckey Home Mickey Mouae Hlls ot w<elc Hits' a wtrt tO^W—TOOTBAli FORkcASTS: WMk the Jewish faith, will celebrate Mickey Home Mo<u M.B. BaUlroora w.ir.w Ballroom: FoM Art Ford Hermj.1 urkMaa WCVS IT BEATS EsqulsiUJj- set iiith «0 blue News: WNLK Italian Hour ItAlluHoitr , a Miacha, or afternoon service, Etrty show Music WMCA Music x 10:30—KEYftOAftD ARTISTS: AlU[.»lr u IT SWEEPS hite matched diamonds and WCBS-} Jy Show wax* Mmlc Hwtnitti WOXR on the program. PlJm - Victor Ktisti Qcera -Sa^j'rt.. itcliing diamond band. H carloons Cirlooni WABD-I , 11 :07—SYMfHOXlO HIGH LIGHTS; «s IT CLEANS Then he will display points of nnle oaklpy Ixxxicy Tune* a:«s kt. white jrold movement. Annie CwWtry WABC-7 Byline U50 Cartvu U» C«r«v.ui 1450 Caravan STHphtMir N.. 4) h7 merest within the synagogue— '•It timt sis I* ELfht ITMloa Spotttt WCss.th.tr rrry Dal* m*: M««« WICO Jerry Dai. 1450 CariTU WQXK lovle Movie KORt Bob Jerrr Dftlt • Mow Onfy ncluding the three crowns sym- Pwtya Movl* Hop* WRU Findnb 11:10-JLOCAI, NEWS: .FTMat 1 Orig. 5595 Now Urn HWJt-ll Dr. Fu cr. FM JCanchu CSW Editor bolizing Jewish religious values Urn Shorts WAT^'-l 1 ; Kewi Book Comment Book OBrnmntt Mi TBlatCTassan WNAB WIC04J t Fjlm WCBS News: !>»•!» n>—TOB is >rw yonc: >i which so confused King «eorge's Musk: WI1CA Robert tit Uwli B«t E*U*n Music .MteM.M, *«.»,.*.
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