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Ismil: Atl Wlv 11:15 Waltzes Ef the World Right to Happiness Hoe-Down the Man I Married 11:30 N TUESDAY Bedtime Stories SCORCHY SMITH (All kinds of comics—(or everybody—In Tke Sunday Star's entered comic section.) —By Frank Robbins Program February 17, 1942 AFTMtUTM Radio By THORNTON W. BURGESS. rXXJ KNEW YOU WERE 91UCIC, f PERHAPS. A5M5U you COODNT HAVE l<- Last-minute changes in radio programs sometimes regch but vou stayed right here... AH£K\CAM SAX EXPECTED 10 5TAYHEPE' Wp WECE COMING. None of the little people who were \ > The Star too late for correction that day. PLAYING CHOPIN AND SCARLATTI/] I WM WAITING INDEFINITELY' >ou | MV INGENIOUS r-^. there ever will forget how Buster WHAT WERE >OU WAITING FOR, L MUSTHArft had -TFRlENP5/r^i Green —P.M. — WMAL, 630k.-WltMOk.-WOL. 1.260k.--- WBV, 1,5°0k.- Bear was Introduced in the Smith 12:00 News—Continentales News—Pleyhouse John B. Hughes Kilo Speaks Forest. It was the funniest intro- Blair Luncheon Music Big Sister 12:15 Jimmy Pleyhouse—Music duction any of them can remember. Firm end Home Devotions Merino Bind Helen Trent 12:30 ’’ " " Our Sa» They laugh now whenever they 12:45 Rod River Valley _ " think of it, though at the time 1:00 HR Baukhage _Sports Pige Life Is Beautiful 1:15 Between Bookends Mary Meson Government Girl Woman In White some of them didn’t laugh at all. 1 30 Ear Teasers Front Page Farrell Vic and Sade No, Indeed! The truth is some of Rm4 o( 1:45 Four Polka Dots War News_Sports Page them were too frightened to see " World Young Dr Malono 2:00 Army Band Light of tho anything funny. You see, it hap- 2:15 The Man Joyce Jordan Mystery pened like this: 2:30 Info the Valiant Lady Fletcher Wiley lighf had met Buster 2:45_Care of Aggie Horn Grimm's Daughter__ Kate Hopkins_ Jimmy Skunk Bear the of 3:06 Orphans of Divorce Against the Storm News—Sports Page News up by pond Paddy 3:15 Ma Perkins Page Elinor lee the Beaver in the Green For- Honeymoon Hill Sports" " deep 3:30 John's Other Wife Guiding Light Music Masterworks est and he had made Buster Bear 3:45 Plain Bill Vic and Annie’s adventures in the colored tomie section The Sunday Star.) Harold Just Sade_**_ get out of his way. Peter Rabbit TITTLE ORPHAN ANNIE (Mor* of Orphan thrillint of —By Gray ■ ■ 4:00 Wife News—Sports Page Pace Variety Show "g "■« News-Club Matinee Backstage had seen him do it. and, of course, 4:15 Club Matinee Stella Dallas Sports Page THAT IS " " THE KAHE? WHAT PADRE? SHE'S Jones The Johnson Family Nancy Dixon Peter had told every one he met. 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So Reddy had hidden where he could ”j;00 Cugat Rumba Revue Johnny Presents What’s My Name Missing Heirs " " jump out at Jumper and perhaps 8:15 catch him. had come Meet Your Treasure Chest Grab Bag Bob Burns Along Jumper, 8 30 Navy " " " " and just as Reddy was getting ready g.45 "_ Burns—Elmer Davis to spring he heard a step behind 217-42 Famous Trials Battle of the Sexes Gabriel Heatter We, the People W VodT Jury " " him and had turned to look right maou> &(¥h* " ’• " News g.‘l5 News—Sports straight In the face of Buster Bear. rm,or / i N. B. C. Fibber and Spotlight Bands Report to Nation IrwrrTiKht. \U2 t>y <V tw* | 9 30 Symphony Molly " Now, Reddy Fox is a coward. He " " Children 9^45 "_Meade’s _ always has been a coward. Per- MOON MULLINS (Laugh at Moou Mulliut on Sunday, too, in the tolored tomie section.) —By Frank Willard ■ ■■ ■■ ———■"i Orch. ■ ■■ — 1 —.. » i 0 00 Bob Hope Raymond G. Swing Glenn Miller's haps he can’t help it, but anyway r ** ** " " Far East News he a saw 10-15 Art Kassel's Orch. is coward. When he who for Moderns was -k 10-30 Jenkins-Servo Bout Red Skelton & Co. Jerry Wayne Music it behind him he gave one OKAY* BUT THAT ONE " " -- \ " " A TALL LISTEN f I AIN'T in\ 10.45 Tony Pastor's Or. News of World_ frightened yelp and then he put his _/ > 1_NO! hollered back that he -N TO Leon Psarson William Shirer tail between his legs and he started THAT BIRD <50Y WITH -I'VE TOLD YOU ANY HUMOR TO PAY YOU ! N«« News and Music WANTED _ TF66~ for home faster than ever he had A \f I TOLD TO Ywu Bailey's Or. Elks' Anniversary Arch McDonald WHICH WAS BILL? TIME AND AGAIN AW, \\TAIK PEOPLE] 1M5 Music Want Layton run before. His looked as if " " Barron's Or. eyes HERE LOOfclM' SHORT HIM TO TRYIN’ TO / <<;->» St. Louis Serenade Blue _ S°J*JA yy/HAT TO SAY \ » they world pop right out of his COLLECT J«MONEY!, "_"_Benny Goodman's Or. FOR YOU LAST \ ) HJ( NJTH A TO PESTS LIKE “BEAT IT! / head. His tongue hung out of one WEEK COME ORDINARY WAS MONEY. IOrchs.-D. Patrol News-Orchestras , __ THAT 1 BUT I / News-Orchestral News-Orchestra side of his mouth, and his teeth i^6o~ i _^ JEST WONDERIN' Vv—' __ WIHX—Z50W.: 1.J40K. would have chattered with p— _ fright IF YOU WASN’T I 8:15 Glen Gray Music 8:00 News If he NOSE..^ J 8tron* had stopped long enough to 8:30 Arlington Program MAKfN’ A 1:05 Tony Wakeman 8:30 New? close his mouth. My, my, my, he / _ 2 .00 News 8:45 Let'a Walt* 8:35 Jerry Strong MISTAKE. M Tony Wakeman certainly was was L 2.05 B OO New. B:00Newa frightened, Reddy 3 News 9:05 National Sym. Hour 9:05 Time for Musi* Fox. You see, it was the first time .00 Tony ,3:05 10 00 News: Ladies First 9:15 Thumbs TJp 9:30 Uptown Shopper he had seen Buster Bear. 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