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Page Two July 29, 1955 She's His Lucky Charm
They say that behind every man's success there is a woman. In Don Fedderson's case this is more than true.
By Jon Bruce
spent most of my time modeling. I went to the butcher and ordered four pieces of bacon. He asked me why I didn't just get a half a pound. Isaid I'd come back later for more. Iwant- ed to have only enough for that breakfast. And I also bought just four eggs. "Don was very patient in those days. We got a waffle iron for a wed- ding present plus a recipe book with DON FEDDERSON is one of television's most expert pro- recipes for all kinds of waffles. Igave ducers, but it's Tido Fedderson to whom he gives the credit Don so many waffles that to this for his success. The pert and personable lady is one wife who day he can't look one in the face. knows how to give a marriage meaning—and happiness. "Don was working for a Kansas newspaper in the first days of our marriage and he had advanced to the spot where he was making $150 a \ 0 BEGIN WITH, you have dren: Monya Lee, 17; Michael, 14; week, which was a lot of money in to know Don Fedderson. Gregg, 6; and Darr, 2. But as impor- those days. I stopped working when He's the alert gentleman tant as the children are to Don and we hit that income bracket because J who had the foresight to Tido, nothing usurps Tido's role as a Don didn't want me to work. Yet, I produce the Betty White and Liber - wife. She put it this way, "I had never forgot the days when we had ace shows and then went on to carve Don first." little money. a further dent for himself as producer Rough Days "I can still remember the time of CBS-TV's "The Millionaire." Don and Tido didn't have an easy when some friends of ours asked us Now, Don is a success in this busi- go of things when they were first to join them for dinner. Don only had ness. And he's also well-liked, which married. He was twenty and she was $1.50. On the menu were chicken at is perhaps more important. But if eighteen—and he was making fifteen thirty-five cents and steak at sixty- you ask him what was the reason dollars a week at the time. five cents, so I ordered chicken. Our for the way his career has gone, he'd "Don got a raise of five dollars a friends wanted to know why I didn't say, "Tido—my wife. She's my lucky week after we were married," Tido have steak so I nicely lied, 'Oh. I've charm." grinned. "Somehow we didn't think had so much steak all week.' Along Tido, (her real name is Helen) is about money so much in those days. with this incident I can remember considered such a lucky charm, in We don't now, for that matter, since the time Don hocked his watch so we fact, that Don insists on her being in neither Don nor I feel that money could have dinner out. every "Millionaire" show he films. gives you security. I guess such ma- "The turning point in our lives She just does a walk-on and he hires terial things didn't matter because came when Don decided to take a job an extra person so that no one will we were so much in love. I had a on the San Francisco News—at no be out of a job because of Tido's crush on Don when Iwas fifteen. We salary and on a commission. We ar- stint. were in a school play and I had to rived in San Francisco to be greeted -Tido is one wife who believes com- kick him downstairs. He was playing by a strike. We had no money and pletely in her husband. As she said, a burglar, you see, and I was the we had a two months old baby. There "I have never had any doubts about lead. After the show I was given a were times when we felt like going Don's making good—not from the bouquet of roses and I gave him one back to Kansas but we we stuck it day I married him. My sisters mar- —to sort of make up to him. out. It turned out to be the right de- ried wealthy men, but I always told "I'll never forget the day Don gave cision because from this spot Don them that my husband would be me my ring set. It cost $39.95 for became, in time, manager of radio more successful than theirs would both rings—and Istill have them. He station KYA and also was working ever be." paid for them on the installment for KLAC here in Hollywood." The relationship between Don and plan. It was straight on up to the top Tido is a wonderful thing to see in "I can still remember some of the for the Feddersons after that. After this cynical day and age. Here are funniest things about our early mar- his success on TV with Betty White two people who have found happi- ried days—like the morning after our and Liberace, Don decided to try his ness, who have the greatest respect marriage. I was all set to show Don hand at "The Millionaire," an idea for each other, who are still very what a good cook I was, although I he had had for over a year. Success much in love. They have four chil- had done little cooking since I had (Continued on Page 8) July 29, 1955 Page Three Show Business is No Strait Jacket
As far as Bob Crosby is concerned, show business is just about the greatest. And he hopes that his- daukhter, Cathy, follows it for her life's work. THE BOB CROSBY FAMILY, on TV that is, is a happy outfit. No wonder the show is clicking for CBS-TV: Left to right: Johnny Dinke, Allan Copeland, Joan O'Brien, Carol Richards, Bob Crosby, Paula Kelley, Paula's husband, Hal Dickinson and Fran Scott. (Cover photo by CBS-TV.) she swung in from left field, then I'll be happy to see her in show business. By Jack Holland "There are those, I know, who think it will be a cinch for her be- cause she's my daughter. Well, I had those who thought I was lucky be- cause I was Bing's brother. In a OB CROSBY was obvious- way, being related to someone in ly jittery. It was just be- show business helps, but in other fore his CBS-TV show ways it's a handicap. Cathy went to was to go on. Near him school in Switzerland recently be- stood his very beautiful and person- cause she came home with a question able daughter Cathy. for me I couldn't answer. She said "I'm really nervous today," Bob she wanted to leave school because commented. "After all, my own flesh no matter how well she might be and blood is going on the show." doing in her studies she got no credit. Everyone thought she should do It was a big day for Cathy too. everything right because she was It was her big chance on the show, Bob Crosby's daughter. And if she but she seemed less nervous. didn't always do her best there was Cathy came through beautifully on a good deal of talk. She said she just the program and when Bob was re- wanted to go where she wasn't laxed he had a few things to say known. about his daughter's going into the "When she got off the plane at business. Copenhagen she was met by a re- Cathy's Career porter who said, 'If you're Bob "I'd like to see her in show busi- Crosby's daughter I want a story on ness but only if I'm completely satis- you.' Cathy wrote me, 'Even in fied she has an honest desire to go Europe people know you.' What she into it, a real talent, and an aware- didn't know was that the people ness of her responsibility to an audi- there had been hearing for years the ence," Bob said sincerely. "I keep Dixieland records I had made. They felling both Cathy and Gary, who have the rhythm there too." About will be on my show during the Cathy's European schooling he only summer, that they are indebted to said with a grin, "It was nice to be JOANIE O'BRIEN and Allan Cope- give audiences their best at all times. able to send her to a place I couldn't land run through an amusing You can't cheat the people or give afford." ditty. Allan's comic tab...nts and Joanie's them second measures. Once Cathy Bob then referred to his own ex- singing are always hits on the show. learns this and once she doesn't feel periences getting started—and what Page Four July 29, 1'955 comes that he's no longer a part of he:- place. They're not. Cathy is It. going back to school anyway and Gary has his own career plans in the "Bob always looks at ease and re- fall. laxed," his wife June said. "But he's all nerves inside. He works hard five "Besides, it was Cathy who brought days a week and on Saturdays and Joanie to my attention in the first Sundays he just does nothing. He has place. She had heard her sing on a a calm exterior and yet is surging local show and told me that I ought Inside. to use Joanie on my program." "Cathy is the same way. She's also Carial Richards got on the show security-conscious. She's leery about when Joanie was on her honeymoon. buying anything. I have tried to tell The original idea was for Carol her that since she wants to go into to stay on only during Joanie's show business she has to spend more absence but she did so well that Bob money than the ordinary person made a spot for her. And, naturally, does. There are certain things she The Modernaires have a key role on has to have. It's the same as the the show. So, as you can see, this is experiences Bob and I had when we no one-star program. Everybody gets started going on the road with the his kicks here. band. We were always put in the Bob's show is a hit because of the most expensive rooms in hotels while friendly feelings between the com- the others in the band got regular pany, because of his own un-starrish rooms. We couldn't get anything like attitude, and because he has an in- that." stinctive feeling for what makes a hit Bob Crosby is, of course, a success. TV program. As he says, "It takes He's not starving. But he's practical honesty on TV. I like to think of —and he is also considerate of his television as an X-ray camera. If fellow performers. you're phony it shows up like a sore thumb. You have to be for real to When he decided to use Cathy and last on TV." Gary on his show this summer he At that moment Cathy passed by, was especially concerned that every- her face wreathed in smiles. Bob one know why he made this move. looked at her, and then said, "There's "Joanie was going to be out be- a lucky girl. I think she has talent BOB CROSBY has always known cause of her baby," Bob remarked, and her mother and God gave her how to spot talent and he didn't "and I didn't want anyone to think a beautiful face. What more could miss a bet when he set Carol Richards Cathy and Gary were going to take any girl want?" for the show.
4111p. THIS SUMMER THE BOB CROSBY SHOW will look like a he had to understand as Bing's family reunion. Gary Crosby and Bob's daughter, Cathy, brother. will be regulars for several weeks. But they're not taking over Bob's Career any other performer's spot. They're on because they have talent. "I don't know whether being Bing's brother helped me or hurt me. I just know that none of that bothered me particularly. Iknew Bing was one of the best-loved people in show business. I could never hope to at- tain that stature. But when people said to me, 'You don't sing as well as Bing,' this did bother me. I wasn't trying to copy my brother. Bing, of course, helped me con- stantly—but in round-about ways. He never deliberately helped me. He didn't want to give me a crutch, in other words. "I think I've done about everything there is in show business. I recently did a straight dramatic show on 'Climax,' which was about the only thing I hadn't tried." "I have learned that audiences are never different. You hear that they are, but it's not so—it's the per- formers themselves who can be dif- ferent. People will always react the same way to a good show, but you can't expect them to do nip-ups over a mediocre, sloppy performance." Bob takes his work very seriously. He has no actual un-realized ambi- tion. The only thing he wants to do is to get enough security, financial security, so he can relax. He is fully aware of the precarious future that belongs to anyone in show business and he wants to be certain his family will be taken care of when the day July 29, 1955 IIo peat- Can Newscasters Get?
TI/ newscasters must also be good actors— but KCOP's Dan Lundberg shows what could hap- pen if they go too far!
V NEWSCASTERS as a whole will agree that news comes first, but that a little bit of acting helps. Dan Lundberg, KCOP's headman on "Scan the Hometown Scene" and a well-known and respected reporter for many years, took these special pictures to show our readers what could happen if the "ham" instinct became predominant over the news "Thank you for letting me come into value of a program. "And here's my punch line your home Dan did it all in a spirit of fun— hut let's hope it never comes to pass. (Art Adams photos.)
"Shucks, I really don't think I •eserve your award for being the greatest pews - "A Russian diplomat made another "I'm talking to you out there. I be- caster in the world. In the Western speech today lieve a newscaster shculd get as close Hemisphere, maybe, but no, not the to his audience as possible . . " world! . .."
"Please—don't sue me! I have a family "Now let's look for just a momert at the "I never disclose the source cf my Women In The News .. to support. I really didn't mean what I information .. . said. Honest . . "
July 29, 1955 Tv-RADIO LIFE JULY 29, 1955 ENTER THE TV-RADIO LIFE-"LASSIE TALENT" CONTEST TO DISCOVER AN UNDERSTUDY AND STAND-IN FOR "JEFF MILLER!" ARE YOU A DOUBLE FOR THIS BOY ?? or DO YOU KNOW A BOY WHO IS? IF SO, IT CAN MEAN BIG MONEY TO BOTH OF YOU
"Jeff Miller" is 561 inches high, weighs 76 lbs. The boy we are looking for should be approximately 10 to 14 years of age.
Prizes for Both Wiinners and Talent Scouts (Talent Scouts can be Parents, Relatives or Friends) FIRST PRIZE WINNER: $400 TALENT SCOUT: 150 $550.00 SECOND PRIZE WINNER: $250 TALENT SCOUT: 100 350.00 THIRD PRIZE WINNER: $150 TALENT SCOUT: 50 200.00 FOURTH PRIZE WINNER: $/00 TALENT SCOUT: 25 125.00 FIFTH PRIZE WINNER: $100 TALENT SCOUT: 25 125.00 SIXTH PRIZE WINNER: $100 TALENT SCOUT: 25 125.00 SEVENTH PRIZE WINNER: $100 TALENT SCOUT: 25 125.00
TOTAL PRIZE MONEY $1600.00
THE RULES ARE SIMPLE: 1 Use this entry or a reasonable facsimile. Fill in your name and address and the name and address of your entrant. 2. Give the age, weight, and color of eyes. 3 Contest starts July 25, 1955. All entries must be postmarked not later than midnight, August 25, 1955. Contest is subject to all federal, state and local regulations. 4. Each entry must be accompanied by a clear photograph of your entrant with his name written on the back. A clear snapshot will do. Photographs become the property of TV-Radio Life and will be returned only if accompanied by a self-addressed stamped envelope. 5. Entries will be judged on resemblance to character of "Jeff Miller." 6. There is no limit to the number of entries one person may submit, but each entry must be submitted on a separate entry blank in its own envelope. 7. The judges will be the producers of the "Lassie" telefilm series. The decision of the judges is final, and in case of ties, duplicate prizes will be awarded. 8. Winners will be announced in TV-Radio Life 9. Everyone in the Continental U. S. A. is eligible except employees or relatives of employees of TV-Radio Life or Associates
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TV-RADIO LIFE—LASSIE TALENT CONTEST 1610 No. Argyle, Hollywood 28, Calif. Please enter me in the TV-Radio Life Lassie Talent Contest to discover Jeff Miller's stand-in and understudy.
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City Zone .... Tommy Rettig Address as "Jeff Miller" of the "Lassie" State Series (Be ',tire to Ptleillep a photo a clear ,,lapent 'NW do —vitl your euriant'e name ‘,1 .11tfp on Pick) Page Seven JULY 29, 1955 TV-RADIO LIFE
he had what he terms the "rare privi- lege" of working under David O. Selz- TV- nick, directing live portions of the "Golden Light Jubilee" telecast. Even RADIO now he considers this association one of the greatest thrills of his already thrill-packed life. BY EVELYN BIGSIT NEXT HE DID A "PRODUCER'S .ex-ozo-, e-x.e) %
6:30 8 This Is My Faith-15m. Myerson, hostess, and Betty Ann Ann Grove, singer-actress. 13 Chef Milani—M-F 6:45 2 Program Previews 4, 10 Tennessee Ernie Ford 4 Alarm Klock Komedies Popular singing chef interviews , Music. comedy and intery iews. market shoppers, Mon., Tues. and 8 Farm Report—M, W, F. With Jack FaScina to and his or- Wed, and cooks viewers favor- , 8 Film —Tu chestra. Molly Bee ti rid Doris Drew. ite recipes Thur. and Fri., ably 8 Your Health —Th 7 Wrangler Jim's Adventure assisted by Uncle Dick Garton. l Adventure serials host ed by 6:55 2 Give Us This Day Wrangler Jim and his horse Ca- 3:15 5 World Newt--F 7:00 2, 8 Panorama Pacific rinse. 6 Channel 6 Matine,e—Tu With lied Rowe, George Wof le, Grant Holcomb and Helen Par- 12:30 2, 8, Bob Crosby Show 3:30 2, 8 Arthur Godfrey Time—M -Th Fea tur ing ti re Bobcats and the 2, 8 Garry Moore Show—F rish. Moderna ires. 4, 10 Today—M-F 3 Sunshine Home—M-F With Dave Garroway and Jack 4, 10 Feather Your Nest 4, 10 It Pays to Be Married Lescuulle, newscaster -Frank Blair, 'the show honors the America n and J. Fred Muggs, world-travel- 12:45 11 Buffalo Billy—M-F 1:00 2 Brighter Day—M-F home, with Bill Goodwin acting women's editor. us host. Three married couple> 11 Sheriff John's Breakfast 4 Watch Whittinghill—M4 are selected daily and have the Brigade—M-F 7 Beulah—M-F opportunity to win cash and other With John Bovink. 8 Brighter Day-15m. valuable prizes. 7:25 4 Chet Huntley 9 Big Picture—W 5 Milady—M-F 7:30 4 Today—M-F Corns Gut- Tu, Th; Dorothy 9 Better Living —Th M. W. F. 8:00 11 Top of the Morning—M-F 9 Christophers—F 6 Channel 6 Matinee With Bill Leyden and the Clam- 10 Pantry Playhouse ne tt Gang. M-W -Th -F With Lynn 'l'a s lar. 8:15 11 Time for Beany—M-F 7 ,Joe nraydon Show—M-F 8:25 4 Chet Huntley 11 Martin's Double Drama—M-F Joe Graydon, host, with Eileen Dramat ic film sequences, Steve (liristy, "We Three,' a musical 8 Local News Martin is host. con ho and Ba rbara Blakely, fashion co-ordinator. 8:30 4 Today—M-F 1:15 2 Secret Storm-15m. 11 Top of the MornIng—M-F Drama tie serial. w:th Bill Leyden and the Ciam- pi it Gang, 8 What's Cookin' 9 Bill Stulla Show—M-F 1:25 9 Suspects Wanted—M-F Terrea I.ca appears on Friday 8 Local News for the first 15 minutes with 9:00 2, 8 Valiant Lady—M-F 1:30 2, 8 On Your Account more news of Label Bank. 4 Major Domo and the With Dennis James. North Pole Revue 5 Music—M-F 11 Bill Leyden's Theater 10 Morning Matinee—M-F rWhat's the Name of Thot 13 Jack McElroy Show 9:15 2, 8 Love of Life-15m. Song?—M-F 4:00 3 Little Rascals—M 9:20 11 Janet Dean, Registered Bin Going], emcee. 3 Western Varieties —Tu-Th Nurse—M-F 9 The Ruggles—M-F 3 Robert Q. Lewis Show—W 9:30 2, 8 Search for Tomorrow 1:45 5 World News—M-F 4, 10 Way of the World 2, 8 Garry Moore—F 13 Music—M-W-F 5 Cartoon Carousel—M-F with sk ipper trunk. 4 Howdy Doody—M-F 1:55 5 Police Calls—M-F 9:45 2, 8 Guiding Light-15m. 2:00 4:15 2 Secret Storm—M-F 3 Western Varieties—W 10:00 2 Jack Parr-30m. NEW 2 Red Rowe's Matinee-30m. "Boss Lady." starring Lynn Bari 4, 10 First Love—M-F 4, 10 Ding Dong School Patricia Barry and Val Dufour in With Dr. Frances Horwich. as a construction tycoon, and Glen Langan as lier general manager. tie story of a newly married 8 Gardening—M 8 TV University —Tu 5 Major Movies—M-F 7 John Daly—News—M-F 6 Movie—M-W-F 8 Nature Explorers—W 4:30 2, 8 Strike It Rich—M-F 7 Bill Gwinn's Theater—M-F 8 Film —Th 3 Small Size Sheriff's Club 9 Newsafternoon—M-F 8 Taube Talks—F —M-Th 13 Music —Tu-Th 11 Heart of the City—M-F 4, 10 World of Mr. Sweeney Starring Patrick McVey. 13 Fssay Contest—M-W-F w th Buggies. 10:30 2, 8 Welcome Travelers 2:15 9 Mama Weiss—M-F 6 Continental Chef—M-F Human interest interviews with 11 Ed Reimers—M-F 7 Make Believe Ballroom—M-F link Smith. 13 Essay Contest—Tu-Th with Al Jarvis. 4, 10 Parents Time—M-F Public. Service Contest on :uvenile 9 Adv. of Mark Saber Dr. Frances Norwich speaks with Del inquency. parents about everyday living —M-Tu-W-F with children up to 10 years of 2:30 4:45 2, 8 The Guiding Light age. NEW 2 Red Rowe's Matinee-30m. A dramatic serial with Herb Nel- Featuring Red Rowe hosting dra- son and Ellen Demming. 11 Star Shoppers —Tu -F matic films. With Bill Welsh. 4. 10 Modern Romance 3 News—M-F 10:45 4 Sheilah Graham—M-F 8 News Window—F 4 Key to the Kitchen • Sheilah Graham presents news. In- 11 Mr. and Mrs. North-45m. terviews with famous stare and With Mike tiny. film cl ips from feature movies. 6 Musical Varities—Tu This week's guest is Gale Storm. 8 Smolcev Rogers 10 The Independent Woman 10 Your TV Theatre-30m.—M-F With Jeannette Branin end news TIME CHANGES slanted to women viewers. 2:45 3 Modern Romances—M-F 11:00 2, 8 Robert Q. Lewis—M-F 13 Families Are First—M-W-F 2 VALIANT LADY, 9 a.m. Monday Featuring Betty Clooney With Florence Thalheimer, presi- dent of the Board of Education in thru Friday. 4, 10 Home Show—M-F Beverly Hills as hostess discuss- 2 LOVE OF LIFE, 9:15 a.m. Mon- 11 The Little School House ing teen-age problems, with prom- day thru Friday. With Eleanor Hempel inent guests. 2 SEARCH FOR TOMORROW, 9:30 11:30 2, 8 Art Linkletter's House 2:55 9 Headline Report-5m. am. Monday thru Friday. Party—M-F-30m. 3:00 2 Garry Moore Show-30m. 7 Romper Room—M-F With Denise Lor, Ken Carson, 2 GUIDING LIGHT, 9:45 a.m. 1V nursei y school with Helen Durward Kirby and Howzu'd Smith Monday thru Friday. Beale. Program covers new phases and his orchestra. 2 JACK FARR SHOW, 10:00 a.m. of child psychology and hints on 3, 8, 9 Queen for a Day 2 GARRY MOORE, 3 p.m. Monday raising chil Urn With Robert Paige as host for 11 Sheriff John's Lunch Brigade vacationing Jack Bailey. thru Friday. With John Rovick. 4, 10 Ted Mack's Matinee—M-F 2 STRIKE IT RICH, 4:30 p.m. Mon- 12:00 2, 8 The Big Payoff—M-F Music, intery iews gland unusual day thru And i,mee pa rticipation program contests featuring red Mack as with Punity `Ierriman. host, Hess emcee and Elise Rhodes.
Page Nino TV-RADIO LIFE SATURDAY te LOGS July 30 8:45 10 The World Today 1:00 4 Feature Film-60m. 9:00 10 Mustang Movie "River of Destiny," with Buster •'Illue Steel," with John Wayne. Crabbe and June Martel. TV TIPS 11 Rocket to Stardom Autothon 9 This Week in Sports-15m. "BASEBALL GAME OF THE WEEK," (2), 10 Pets On Parade 10 :55 a.m. Detroit Tigers vs. Boston 4 hrs. 45m. Red Sox. W'ith Bob Yeakel, featuring ama- 1:15 9 Baseball Warmup-10m. "PCL BASEBALL," (9), 1:25 p.m. Los An- teur talent. With Chuck Connors. geles vs. San Francisco. 13 Film 10 Dugout Dope "HALLS OF SCIENCE," (4), 4:CO p.m. "Untamed Fury." with Gaylord "Gum Diseases," by Dr. Robert L. ,Pendleton and Mikel Conrad. Reeves. 9 PCL Baseball "SPECTACULAR," (4), 6:CO p.m. Ethel 1:25 9:10 8 The Christophers-30m. San Francisco at Los Angeles. Barrymore, Carol Channing, Basil Rath• 9:15 9 Building for Peace bone and Russell Arms star in "Sven- 9:30 9 Movie Theater San Francisco at Los Angeles. gali and the Blonde." "TOP PLAYS OF 1955," (4), 9:30 p.m. "secret Beyodid he Dom ," with 1:30 2 Norman Brokenshire, Joan Bennett. stars Gene Raymond and George Wal- Handy-5m. lace in "The Sporting Doctor." 9:40 8 Barker Bill 8 Soldiers Parade-30m. "TOP PLAYS OF 1955," (4), 10:00 p.m., 9:45 2 Program Previews 1:35 stars Virginia Field, Jonathan Hale 2 Tales of Famous Outlaws 9:55 2 Give Us This Day and Mary Forbes in "Second Elope- 10 Baseball ment." 8 Tiny Town Ranch-60m. San Diego Pad res vs Seattle "DAMON RUNYON THEATRE," (2), 10:00 2 America In the Making-30m lit, iniers. 10:30 p.m. "A Light in France," star- ring Edward Everett Horton, Hugh Lducational TV series that looks 1:+J 7 Pontiac Playhouse O'Brien and Maxie Rosenbloom. back on America's colonial origins "iiitiebeard," ith Jean Parker. and early days of the republic. YOUR PLAY TIME," (4), 10:30 p.m. 11 Draw With Me-15m. Ellen Tate and Herbert Rudley star in 4, 10 Pinky Lee Show 2:00 2 Feature Film-75m. "A Husband Appears." 5 Recorded Music-30m. 111,006 Horsemen," with Chips , Ha !Ter' s, Grant Taylor and Betty! TIME CHANGES 10:30 2 News-15m. Br> ant. 3 News-15m. 3 Movie-2 hrs. 2 BASEBALL, 10:55 a.m. Saturday 4, 10 Paul Winchell-Jerry 4 Farms and Gardens-30m. 2 NORMAN BROKENSHIRE, 1:30 Mahoney With Jimmvr Wallington, p.m. Saturday. 5 Playcrafters Club-30m. S Giant Movie-90m. 2 TALES OF FAMOUS OUTLAWS, Amold like p esent s "Smuttier -Park lion ," nith Gene Evan,,. 1:35 p.m. Saturday. ( fIs." 8 What Do You Think? 13 Short Story 4 DICK CONTINO SHOW, 9 p.m. 11 Remote From Thrifty Car Co. Saturday. 10:45 2, 3, 8 Baseball Preview -3 hrs. Dizzy Dean and Buddy Blattner 13 WHO KNOWS THIS? 6:30 p.m. interview top sports guests. 13 Western Movie Time Saturday. 10:55 2, 3, 8 Baseball Game of Week -Runge:arid," will, Whip Wilson, 13 FILES OF JEFFREY JONES, 7:30 2:30 4 Mr. Wizard-30m. Detroit Tigers vs. Boston Red Sox p.m. Saturday. at Boston. - Mr. Wizard" shows Buzz how man's oldest machine, the lever. 13 INNER SANCTUM, 8 p.m. Satur- 1100 4 Commando Cody-30m. is still one of the most important A science-fiction program designed day. tools in Wally amazing ways. especially for children featuring Judd Holdren in the title role of 8 Captain Midnight-30m, Commando Cody, a sky marshal 3:00 4 Zoo Parade-30m. 3 Building for Peace-15m. of the universe, who battles the 7 Cowboy Roundup 4 Outdoors with Waggy-30m. attempts of a mad scientist. "Drift in hid." n ith Tom Kea ne. 6 Flamingo Theater-30m. known as the Ruler, to enslave the solar system. 8 Super Circus-60m. 7 Rin Tin Tin-30m. S Giant Movie Matinee 3:15 2 News-15m. 13 Film Playhouse-90m. "wild Horse Canyon, n it h Jack 13 Short Story-15m. ••Y mug Mr. Pitt," with Robert Ha tidal L Donal and Phyllis Calvert. 3:30 2 Learning '55-30m. 4:45 3 Guided Tour-15m. 9 Farm Safety Educational series provided in co- 10 Commando Cody-30m. operation with the Los Angeles 5:00 2 Pet Showcase-30m, 13 Film-90m. City and County schools. With Tommy Dixon, emcee. Fea- 4 Unk 'n' Andy-15m. turing unmina I and interesting "Shark Cod," with Hon Ftandall animals. and Devera Burton. S Giant Movie 3 Mr. Wizard-30m, 11:30 4 Mrs. Jones -Pardon Al y French," with Merle "Meet Your Partner." Oberon and Paid Benrled. 4 Willock's Workshop-45m. 6 Western Movie Dave Willock demonstrates how 9 Movie Theatre to make Do-It-Yourself items. "lei's Live a little," with Hedy "Fighting Westerner," with Ann Lamarr, Sheridan and Bandolph Scott. S DoUble Barrel Theater 13 Western Movie-60m. 11,,wn the \\*> Tra i I," w ith 10 Flash Gordon Tex Bitter. "Encounter With Evil." San, Mannis as host. 3:45 4 Industry on Parade-15m. 6 Cowboy G-Men-30m. 7 Sagebrush Theater-60m. 12:00 4 Hawthorne on Parade 9 Inside Baseball-15m. "Wild Country," with Eddie Dean. NEW 60m. with chock connol, 10 Scoreboard 11 Hopalong Cassidy-30m. Starring Bill lti d ir,"Guns 10 Western Trails Theater 4:00 2 Winky Dink and You Across the Border." "[meal Badman," with Hoot Gibson With Jack Barry, Emcee, 12:15 7 5:15 10 Helps for Better Homes Public Service Feature 3 Soldier Parade-30m. 5:30 2 The Lone Ranger-30m. 12:30 7 John Wayne Theater-90m. 4 Halls of Science-30m. 3 Annie Oakley-30m. "Ilainbow ith John "Guru Diseases" will be discussed Way ne l by Dr. Robert L. Reeves, associate 6 International Police-30m. 13 Film professor and head of the depart- 8 Lone Ranger "Scotland Yard Inspector," with ment of oral pathology in the 9 Feature Film-90m. Cesar Romero and Lois Maxwell, School of Dentistry, telling what a "Lynda Be Good." 12:45 5 Giant Movie person can do to help save his 10 Information Police teeth from pyorrhea and gingivitis. I Was An American Spy," with 10 Polka Party-30m. Ann Dvorak and Gene Evans, 7 Cowboy G-Men-30m. 8 Answers for Americans-30m "Spring the Trap." 11 Superman Cartoons-30m. 8 Million Dollar Theater 5:45 4 Jack Latham-15m, "Ramrod," with Joel McCrea, Ver- 6:00 2 Fandango Rheingold I "BRIMMING WITH SMILES onica Lake and Dun De Fore, Live Musical-Variety Show fea- AND TEARS" 9 Movie Theatre-90m. turing music in the Latin Ameri- "The Admiral Was a Lady." can style with Maurice Jara, î Hal Styles' 10 Saturday Theatre 4:30 2 Contest Carnival-30m. 3 Ozark Jubilee-60m. HELP THY NEIGHBOR With Gene Crane, Phil Sheridan. Special Harry LeVan, Joan Coale and On Vocation-Watch for our rrrrrr soon Color 4 Spectacular-90m. The Dave Stephens' Carnival ilMel.1•1.01M.)....4M1. .M..moellleo•ermMeo4”,•••••trene "Trilby." the lamed romantic Band, tragedy which stirred the world
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at the turn of the century, cornes to the television screens when Alan Handley presents his own Wicker rare musical melodrama version of Du Maurier's classic novel, re.titled Saturday, July 30 "Svengali and the Blonde," star- "LINDA BE GOOD," Marie Wilson and ing Ethel Barrymore, Carol Chan- "BLUE STEEL," John Wayne, Eleanor Hunt. (10) 9:00 a.m. A two-fisted melo- Elyse Knox. (9) 5:30 p.m. Confusion ning, Basil Bathbone and Russell reigns supreme when a housewife au- Arms. Miss Barrymore appears in drama of the old west with Wayne socking his way through to a thrilling thoress decides to become a burlesque the role of narrator and sets the dancer in order to gain material for a climax. tempo for u more light-hearted book. treatment of the somber classic. "UNTAMED FURY," Gaylord Pendleton, Carol Charming plays the part of Mikel Conard. (13) 9:00 a.m. A college "KING OF THE STALLIONS," (5) 6:CO "Trilby," the blonde and statu- man returns to his native swamp de- P•m• esque beauty of the Parisienne art termined to bring modern conveniences "OPERATION HAYLIFT," Bill Williams, colony who succumbs to the evil to the region. Ann Rutherford. (61 6:00 p.m. The story of how the starving cattle on the north- hypnotic influence of the arch- "SECRET BEYOND THE DOOR," Joan western plains were saved by an ex• Svengali (Basil Rathbone). Bennett, Michael Redgrave, Barbara traoreanary airlift measure during the Russell Arms plays the role of O'Neill. (9) 9:30 a.m. Story of man "Biller'," a sensitive painting gen- plagued since birth, by women, who big blizzards of 1950. ius whose love for "Trilby .' suf- marries them for their money and "SCANDAL IN PARIS," George Sanders, fers so at the hands of Svengali. charms, then strangles them. Akim Tamiroff, Signe Hasso, Carole The story is laid in the 19th Cen- Landis. (9) 7:00 p.m. The career of "SHARK GOD," Ron Randall, Devera Bur- tury and takes phice for the MONt Eugene - Francois Vidocq, one of ton. (13) 11:00 a.m. Story of the South part in the famed Left Bank sec- France's most celebrated charlatans who Seas, and a search for two magnificent tion of Paris. Bounding out the black pearls set in the eyes of the became head of police. cast is Mitze McColl, Nancy Kulp, native God, which are the cause of "DOWN MEMORY LAN E," Bing Crosby, Edith AngoId, Charlotte Knight many deaths. W. C. Fields, Gloria Swanson. (13) 700 and Harry Varteresian, p.m. An interesting picture where a TV "WILD HORSE CANYON," Jack Randall. S Double Barrel Theater disc jockey shows parts from many old (5) 11:30 a.m. films. "king ef the Stallions." "LET'S LIVE A LITTLE," Hedy Lamarr, "CHINESE RING," Roland Winters, War- 6 Walk In Theater Bob Cummings. (9) 11:30 a.m. The saga of a man with a "Nervous Breakdown ren Douglas. (7) 7:30 p.m. The debut of "Operation Ilaylift," with Bill Complex." Roland Winters as "Charlie Chan" "LOCAL BADMAN," Hoot Gibson. (10) Solving the murder of a beautiful Chi- 7 Ozark Jubilee-90m. 12:00 noon. nese Princess. Red Foley, host, with a full hour "I WAS AN AMERICAN SPY," Ann "WOMAN ON THE RUN," Ann Sheridan, of country music, comedy and va- Dvorak, Gene Evans. (5) 12:30 p.m. Dennis O'Keefe. (5) 9:00 pro. A witness riety. Featured are Jeun Shepherd, Story of Claire Phillips, who sets up a to a murder flees police and the mur- Hawkshaw Hawkins, Tommy Sose- nightclub in Manila and operates as a derer, but this narrow escape restores bee. the 0k aborna Wranglers, spy for the United States. a marriage. Arlie Buff, Grady Martin, the "RAINBOW VALLEY," John Wayne. (7) "I'LL SELL '1.Y LIFE," Michael 'Vhalen, Rose Hobart. (6) 10:00 p.m. Night club Foggy River Boys, Porty Dagoner 12:30 p.m. singer commits murder; her boyfriend and 'Pete Stamper. "SCOTLAND YARD INSPECTOR," Cesar Romero, Lois Maxwell. (13) 12:30 p.m. runs an advertisement offering to pay 8 Star Theatre-30m. An American author turns detective and $20,000 to a girl he has never seen if 10 Summer Special-90m. solves a blackmail plot and two mur- she will take the rap for his sweetheart. "MIRACLE OF THE BELLS." Frank Sin- 11 Captain Midnight-30m. ders. "RIVER OF DESTINY," Buster Crabbe, atra, Fred MacMurray, Valli. (9) 10:30 1,3 Road to Freedom June Martel. (4) 1:00 p.m. Two western p.m. Story of a beautiful actress, add 6:30 2 Beat the Clock-30m. saddlernates hi-jack the loot taken in how, after she dies, she is responsible With Bud Collyer and Roxanne. a bank hold-up but are caught with for a miracle. the loot ny the sheriff and taken to "KIDNAPPED," Roddy McDowall, Dan 8 Ozark Jubilee-30m. O'Herlihy. (7) 10:30 p.m. Robert Louis jail. They finally escape from their pre- See Channel 7, 6 p.m. Sa.) dicament and join the law to capture Stevenson's story of adventure in Scot- 11 The Cisco. Kid-30m. the guilty men. land. Cisco learns lhat chitties make "PARK ROW," Gene Evans, Mary Welch, "DIVORCE OF LADY X," Lawrence Oliv- ier. Ralph Richardson. (8) 11:00 p.m. A the man when that man is a 'nail (5) 1:00 p.m. A story of newspaper robber. Although riding fast, pioneering. . . . Early newspaper days British comedy about a woman-hating barrister and the lady who spends a Cisco (Duncan Renaldo) is unable in New York. 1886. night in his hotel room. to prevent a mail wagon robbery. "BLUEBEARD," Jean Parker," John Car - He traces the robber, to a relay radine. (7) 1:45 p.m. The legend of "WOMAN CONDEMNED," Mischa Auer. station, where a chearered shirt Bluebeard retold, in which wife number Lola Lane. (10) 11.00 p.m. figures in the shooting of a black- eight outwits murdering spouse and "KIPPS," Michael Redgrave, Phyllis Cal- vert, Michael Wilding. (13) 11:00 p.m. smith. eludes the fate of her predecessors. A young man inherits a fortune and 13 Who Knows This?-30m. "40,000 HORSEMEN," Chips Raft erty, Grant Taylor, Betty Bryant. (2) 2:00 marries his childhood sweetheart de- spite her dislike for his extravagance. 6:45 8 Ames Brothers p.m. The story of the Australian cavalry "CHARLIE CHAN IN HONOLULU," Sid- 7:00 2, 3, 8. TV 's Top Tunes-30m. in the North African campaign of World ney Toler, Phyllis Brooks. (4) 11:30 p.m. Starring Julius La Rost, with Web War II. Stieree and his band as special "LUMBERJACK," William (Hopalong Cas- sidy) Boyd. (11) 2:00 p.m. gnests. • Special "DRIFTIN' KID," Tom Keene. (7) 3:00 p.m. 5 Hometown Jamboree in struc- "TERRORS ON HORSEBACK," Buster With Cliffie Stone, host, and Gene tors for °quirt. Molly Bee, Billy Strange, Crabbe. (11) 3:00 p.m. "FIGHTING WESTERNER," Ann Sheri- the Buck ii' Tibbs and Ilerman the nervous Hermit. dan, Randolph Scott. (6) 3:30 p.m. "PARDON MY FRENCH," Merle Oberon, • Many Iale- 9 Feature Film-75m. Paul Henreid. (5) 3:20 p.m. The story "Scandal in Paris." of a Boston schoolmarm, who inherits gauges. 11 Superman-30m. a beautiful country chateau in France. spoken • Home Perplexed by the baffling mystery Upon arrival she finds the castle cha- of armored car robberies ill which teau in a dilapidated state and over- pick-up service Our instructors live in the community the entire ear disappears. Clark run with post-war squatters. • Kent (George Reeves i. Lois Lane "RAM ROD," Joel McCrea, Veronica Lake, we serve • Standard and automatic shifts (Phyllis Coates!, and Jin 111 1Y Don DeFore. (8) 4:00 p.m. Olsen (Jack Larson) solve the case "THE ADMIRAL WAS A LADY," Edmund Phone or write for free copy of Traffic after they learn how a ventrilo- O'Brien, Wanda Hendrix, Rudy Vallee, Education Booklet and Driving Laws. quist's dummy is used to transmit Dick Lane, (9) 4:CO p.m. Four ex G. l.'s confidential car routes as the cli- and an ex•Wave flounder in their at. ASSOCIATED DRIVING SCHOOLS max of the Superman television temps to readjust to civilian life. drama. "The' Talkative Hammy." "BLAZING GUNS," Hoot Gibson, Ken May- Serving Most of Los Angeles County nard: (11) 4:00 p.m. Main Office 7451 So. Vermont, L. A. 5 13 Paragon Playhouse-30m. "YOUNG MR. PITT," Robert Donat, Phyl- "Down Memory Lane," will) Bing lis Calvert. (13) 4:30 p.m. This is the Central L. A. Phone, DU. 4-1211 Crosby, W. C. Fields and Gloria story of the career of Prime Ministee Swanson. William Pitt as he began his work right CL. 7-8171 PL. 3-1151 7:30 2, 3, 8 Harry Owens Show through to his ascension to power. West L. A. EXbrk. 7-4080 TExas 0-5459 With Gil Mershon, Hite Hattie, "DOWN THE WYOMING TRAIL," Tex Na- Mouna, I.ei Aloha, Prince PUE, Ritter. (5) 5:00 p.m. East L. A. — ANgelus 2-5118 Kuwohi and the ,Bush Trio. "WILD COUNTRY," Eddie Dean, Roscoe 4, 10 Horace Heidt-30m. Ates, Peggy Wynne. (7) 5:00 p.m. An South Bay — FRontier 4-3773 Polly Bergen guests. escaped convict is caught because of a speckled hat band. ((ool in Ilea on .5' e rt Pape)
Page Eleven TV•RADIO LIFE SATURDAY SUNDAY t7 Loos July 30 and 31 6 Hollywood Jalopy Races questionable galleries seeking 7 Detective Show-90m. "better paintings." A beautiful "Chinese Ring," with Boland woman dealer volunteers te in- TV TIPS Winters. troduce them to a great dealer in masterpieces . . . and the trail "CONVERSATION WITH PABLO CAS- 11 Badge "714" leads to a brilliant young artist ALS," (4), 5:00 p.m. "Elder Wise Sgt. Joe Friday (Jaeb Webb) and who wasted great talent by copy- Men," starring Pablo Casals. his partner, Frank Smith (Ben Al- ing masterpieces and retailing "YOU ARE THERE," (2), 6:CO p.m. "The exander), investigate a report from them through dishonest dealers. Liberation of Paris," August 25, 1944. a woman who believes that her 10:00 2 Scotland Yard "COLGATE VARIETY HOUR," (4), 8:CO apartment has been burglarized p.m. Anna Marie Alberghetti and her by mental therapist. 3 Travelog-30m. family appear as special guests. 13 Files of Jeffrey Jones-30m. 4 Top Plays of 1955-30m. "GOODYEAR TEL EV I SI ON PLAY- 8:00 2, 3, 8 America's Greatest In 'Second Elopement," Virginia HOUSE," (4), 9:00 p.m. Joan Loring Field stars as the bride-to-be in- and Betsy Palmer co-star in "The Bands Prizewinner." volved in all the complications Paul Whiteman, emcee in a musi- "GENERAL ELECTRIC THEATRE," (2), cal program, featuring tonight the which arise when one as a mem- ber of a very staid Boston family. 9:00 p.m. Ruth Roman, Eddie Albert bands of Ted Weems, Ralph Font, and Dane Clark star in "Into the Tony Pastor and Charlie Barnett. 6 Movie Parade Night." 4 The Soldiers-30m, "I'll Sill My Life," with Michael "STAGE 7," (2), 9:30 p.m. Neville Brand Whalen. stars in "Armed." S Spade Cooley—Variety-60m. "CAMEO THEATRE," (4), 10:00 p.m. 6 Texas Rosslin'-60m. 7 Ames Brothers-15m. Betty Sinclair and Helen Morgan are 10 The Unexpected 8 1-Men In Action-30m, featured In "Hutch." "Fury and Sound." 11 Town Hail Party "APPOINTMENT WITH ADVENTURE," (2), 10:CO p.m. Gloria DeHaven stars With Merle Travis, Wes Tuttle. 11 Life of Riley In "Snow People." William Bendix stars in "Riley's Joe and Rose Maphis. Tex Rittei Sister Cissie." Riley has many Louise O'Brien. Collins Kids, times before tried to marry his Johnny Bond. Lefty F'rizzell and sister Cissie off, this time he suc- Cursis 1:00 11 Rocket to Stardom Autothon ceeds, even though Cissie's.bride- 13 Star Performance-30m. With Bob Veakel, featuring tal- ented singers 'and dancers (till groom is practically unconscious 10:15 7 James Mason Presents-15m at the altar. 9 an,. Sun.) 13 Inner Sanctum-30m. .10:30 2, 8 Damon Runyon Theater Edward Everett Horton, Hugh 8:30 4, 10 The Dunninger Show O'Brian and Maxie Rosenbloom World famous mentalist with a star in "A Light In France," fea- program which reveals his as- turing Lita Milan, Otto Waldis, Sunday tounding talent. Ranisay Hill and Giese Lohman. 9 Legion Stadium Boxing The story of two gangsters who 8:00 11 Rocket to Stardom .Autothon with Bob make!. Neal Rivers and Sal Perea in a are run out of the country by ten round bout.' rival mobsters, and find haven in 9:00 6 Morning Movie 11 ILed Three Lives-30m, a small French fishing village and ' "convict at Large." Herb Philbrick learns that the are there when the Germans in- 8 Industry On Parade vade France and build a submar- reds are at work on a project F-10. ine base near the village. The 10 Frontiers of Faith A brutal beating and interroga- French underground eventually 11 Sunday Morning Western tion launches a commie purge to remove any possible traitors. _smuggles them back to the States. "Wild Horse Phantom," with Bus- ter Crabbe. 13 Short Story-30m. after an unfortunate experience with a Gestapo Agent they recog- 13 Morning Matinee-90m. 9:00 2, 3, 8 Two for the Money nized as being a former anti-Nazi "G.I. Jane," with Jean Porter. Sant Levenson pinch-hitting for ipeaker in New York. 9:13 2 Program Previews Herb Shriner, 3, 4, 10 Your Playtime 4 Dick Confine Show-30m. "A Husband Appears" with Ellen 8 Industry On Parade-15m. Dick Cocain°, accordionist star. 'rate and Herbert Rudiey. The 9:25 2 Give Us This Doy with Gloria Grey and Robert Arm- psychological drama of a wom- 9:30 2 Light of Faith-30m. buster and his orchestra in a mu- an's desperate struggle to prove 8 Televespers-1 Sm. sical variety show. herself sane in the face of over- 5 Sat, Nit. Movies-1 /12 hrs. whelming evidence to the con- 10 Hi Jinx-60m. "Woman on the Run," with Ann trary. 9:45 8 Bible Class-15m. Sheridan and Dennis O'Keefe. 5 Roller Derby-90m. 10:00 2 Lamp Unto My Feet 6 Championship Bowling-60m 7 Video Playhouse In the religious drama, "Wise in Heart," we find a mother and 7 Al Jarvis Hi Jinx-60m. "Kidnapped," with Tloddy Mc- 10 Adventures of Kit Carson Dowell. father suspecting their seventeen- year-old boy of forging a check. Bill Williams in "Frontier Em- pire." 13 Criswell Predicts-15m. The guest is Dr. Roland Wells, 10:45 executive director of secondary 11 Secret File U. S. A.-30m. 13 and higher education for the Imprisoned in France is Logan— NEW A Word From the Stars American Baptist Convention and an American GI whom the French 10:50 9 Feature Film he discusses the theme of the authorities have picked up drunk. "Miracle of the Bells," with Frank drama with the program modera- By special request of Logan who Sinatra, Valli and Fred Mac- tor, Dr. Lyman Bryson. has information of great impor- Murray. tance to reveal to the Army, U.S. 4 Big Picture Intelligence is notified and Major 11:00 2 Juke Box Jury-60m. "Battlefields of Yesterday." Morgan (Robert Aida) is sent to Peter Potter and guests rate latest Let There Be Light find out whet that information is. records. Permanent panelists are Zsu Zsa Gabor and Ken Murray. 11 Hollywood Hoedown-60m, 13 Country Capers-90m. 10:15 6 Morning Movie Western hoedown featuring Bill 3 Pacific Theater-60m. "Fire Alarm." Sutton, Betsy Gay, Hank Caldwell 4 Eleventh Hour News and The Saddle Kings with fea- With Jack Latham. 10:30 2 Look Up and Live tured guests 4 Early Movie 9:30 2 Down You Go-30m. 8 Masterpiece Playhouse-90m "Divorce of Lady X," with Lam- "Charlie Chan In Honolulu," with Panel Quiz show with Dr. Bergen Sidney Toler and Phyllis Brooks. Evans moderator, • rencc Olivier, Ralph Richardson and Merle Oberon. The World Tomorrow-30m. 3 Four Star Playhouse-30m. What's Your Trouble:Y-13m. 4 Top Plays of 1955-30m. 10 Ten Star Theater "Woman Condemned," with Mischa 10 Bar 10 Theatre-60m, In "The Sporting Doctor," Gene Auer and Lola Lane. Raymond depicts a doctor who is 13 Short Story-30m. struggling to overcome the effects 13 Owl Movie 10:45 8 Faith for Today-30m. of liquor which is coming between "Kipps," with Michael Redgrave, him and his profession. Phyllis Calvert and Michael 11:00 2 News of the Day 8 Badge 714-30m. Wi Iding. Church In the Home I1:15 4 Late Movies 10 Movie Theatre-60m. "Charlie Chan in Honolulu," with 11 Great Churches of the 11 Paris Precinct-30m. Sidney Toler and Phyllis Brooks. Golden West-60m. An American discovers that he has 12:00 2 Midnight News-5m, bought a forged painting. Posing V1'ith Rey. Clifton Moore, from as a wealthy buyer, Bolbec (Louis $ Final Edition the First Methodist Church in Jourdan) accompanied by Beau- 12:10 2 Give Us This Day Inglewood. The program cele- mont (Claude Dattnitin, visit 12:15 3 Late News brates its 200th telecast today.
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13 Sunday Matinee -11a unam,“ w ith John Bromfield and Alyce Lewis. 3licker Jare 1I :15 2 Preparel We t Battersea hosts • series Sunday, July 31 dramatizing civil defense efforts "CONVICT AT LARGE," (6), 9:CQ a.m. France, and an unpleasant scoundrel presented in conjunction with the "WILD HORSE PHANTOM," Buster Crabbe. who uses his fatal charms on women to Los Angeles Office of Civil De. (11) 9:CO a.m. Crabbe and his pals en- gain financial security. "WHAT A MAN," Johnny Downs. (7) 2:30 tense. The nation's top CD ex- deavor to put back in prison a bunch of perts are weekly guests. escaped crooks and save some ranches p.m. 8 Monte Hall's Western - from mortgage seizures. "BLUE STEEL," John Wayne, Eleanor Theater "G.I. JANE," Jean Porter, Tom Neal. (13) Hunt. (10) 2:30 p.m. A two-fisted anelo- 9:CO a.m. Man, who was TV producer, -drama of the old west with Wayne sock- "cull now in Army, exchanges orders for ing his way through to thrilling cli- 9 This Week In Sports-15m. Alaskan excursion. max. 11:30 2 Big Picture-30m. "FIRE ALARM." (6) 10:15 a.m. "SIX MEN," Harold Warrender, Olga Ed- "Nurses in the Army." "CHARLIE CHAN IN HONOLULU," Sidney wardes, Peter Bull. (2) 3:CO p.m. 6 Morning Movie Toler, Phyllis Brooks. (4) 10:30 a.m. "CONFIDENCE GIRL," Tom Conway, Hil- Charlie Chan unravels mystery and mur- ••(;itt Ereni Calvary." lary Brooke. (5) 3:00 p.m. Story about der aboard a cargo ship. a man-and-woman swindle team in Los 9 Movie Theater-90m. "HARPOON," John Bromfield, Alyce Lewis. Angeles. "The Fabulous Dorscys," with (13) 11:CO a.m. A picture about whaling, Jimmy anil Tommy Dorsey. "RANGELAND EMPIRE." (6) 4:30 p.m. showing whaling operations, herds of "ALASKA PATROL," Richard Travis, Helen 10 Realty Review-30m. seals, Eskimo life and authentic scenes Westcott. (6) 5:30 p.m. A naval intelli- of Alaska. gence officer of U.S. navy undergoes a 12:00 2 Juvenile Talent Time-30m. "GIRL FROM CALGARY." (6) 11:30 a.m. Youth Talent of Los Angeles. Bill "THE FABULOUS DORSEYS," Jimmy and dangerous assignment as he poses as an International spy. Italia:wee is emcee. Tommy Dorsey. (9) 11:30 a.m. The story 4 Frontiers of Faith-30m. of the start of the Dorsey Brothers and "SWORD OF THE AVENGER," Sigrid 5 Ask the Doctor-30m. their rise to fame. Gurie, Raymond DelGado. (13) 5:30 P•m• Gil Martyn, moderator, with a "MAN FROM HELL'S EDGES," Bob Steele. • Story of a leader of the Filipino resis- panel of experts who discuss a , (10) 12:CO noon. Tricky theme-is the tance, and his sweetheart, who leads a medical problem. hero a hero or a bad man? Very good band of patriots. 7 "770" On TV-30m. fight combined with wrestling. "BLACK BEAUTY," Mona Freeman, Rich- "ROGUE OF THE RANGE," Johnny Mack ard Denning. (9) 6:CO p.m. The story of 10 Western Trails Theater Brown. (13) 12:30/p.m. a girl (English), whose love and devo- - Man From Hell's Edges," with "JUNGLE BRIDE." (6) 12:45 p.m. tion to her horse is instrumental in mold- Bob Sterile. "RIDERS FROM NOWHERE," Jack Ran- ing her future. dall. (5) 1:GO p.m. "OUTPOST MOROCCO," George Raft, Marie 11 John Wayne Western Windsor and Akim Tam irof f, 1949. (5) "Frontier Horizon." "MYSTERY OF THE HOODED HORSE- MEN," Tex Ritter. (1C) 1:15 p.m. 7:30 p.m. A stirring story of the rrench 12:30 2 Feature Film "BRAND OF FEAR," Jimmy Wakely, Gail Foreign Legion, in which Raft heads the is tir cast as a Legionnaire Captain, who is Hilitty and Men% yi: Johns. Davis. (13) 1:30 p.m, Story of the old west involving a crooMed sheriff, a school assigned to head a convoy into the deso- 4 American Forum-30m. teacher and murder. late and sinister Arab country threaten- 5 Garden Chats-30m. "ALGIERS," Charles Boyer, Hedy Lamarr, ing revolution. With Joe Littlefield. Gene Lockhart. (5) 2:CO p.m. The story "YELLOW FIN," Wayne Morris, Adrian of Pepe le Moko, the genial king of Booth. (6) 7:30 p.m. The story of a man 7 Faith for Today-30m. thieves, who leaves the protection of the who thinks he runs a jinx ship after sev- A doctor learns how religion can Casbah for the woman he loves. eral costly accidents, only to find they help hypertension. The doctor, de- "EVERYBODY'S DARLING." (6) 2:CO p.m. were not accidents but deliberate actions termined to improve his methods "PRIVATE AFFAIRS OF BEL AMI." George by several men wanting to obtain his of treatment of hypertension-and Sanders, Angela Landsbury, 1947. (8) ship. unaware that he Is suffering from 2:CO p.m., The story of 19th century "ARIZONA ROUNDUP," Tom Keene, Steve the condition himself-consults Clark. (7) 8:CO p.m. Owner of railroad Pastor W. A. Fagal, moderator. spur tries to freeze out ranchers. Contest Carnival "THE ADMIRAL WAS A LADY," Edmond 13 Western Feature-60m. 1:25 9 PCL Baseball O'Brien, Wanda Hendrix. (9) 8:30 p.m. "Rogue of the Range," with Los Angeles vs. San Francisco. The story of four ex-GI's and an ex-Wave who flounder in their attempts to re- Johnny Mack Brown. Faith of Our Fathers-30m. adjust to civilian life. 12:45 6 Movie Parade 1:30 4 "SCARLET CLAW," Basil Rathbone, Nigel "Jungle rIdes" Guest appearing is Rev. Carl ',gel:hammer. Bruce. (11) 11 :CO p.m. Sherlock Holmes 1:00 4 Music to Remember and Dr. Watson are summoned to Que- 7 Yours for Living-30m. 5 Movie Theater-90m. bec by Lord Penrose to solve the mys- Fi on , N„, with 8 Lone Ranger-30m. tery of a 1C0 year old monster which reappeared in the fog-shrouded Canadian Jack Randall. -the tiang•' 11 Auction Park-30m. marshes near Quebec. 7 Message of the Master-30m "LITTLE BIG SHOT," Ronald Shiner, Marie 8 Zoorama-30m. 13 Western Feature-60m. Loh r. (2) 11:15 p.m. "ttr,od of Fear," with Jimmy 9 News Review-15m. "IT HAPPENED ONE SUNDAY," Derek Wa Le I y. Farr. (4) 11:30 p.m. 11 A Home to Live In-30m. 4 This Is the Life-Film-30m. Fier operators agree that 11 you buy right it costs ass to kéep or* pie! 1:15 9 Baseball, Warm Up-I0m. 6 Movie Parade fFOP WI 116 MAL 666,041,0.1,1fu wer, \\ 1h Chuck; Conn. , s "Everyborl> 's Darling." 10 Dude Ranch Matinee 7 Parlor Playhouse-30m. "Mystery of the Hooded Horse- men," with Tex Ritter. 8 Sunday Matinee Theatre .-rzlie>es2092 "Pry hit(' Affairs of Bel And." with $2092 Full Pnce: New '5u Cnstom Mercury. George Sanders, Angela Landsbol, Made in L A. Coberly gives Understating. and Ann Dvorak Permises1 Glue & 16 items at nia extra cost 11 Your Home-30m. 188-h.p. V4 leconomy winner). 6-passenger! 'GR EAT CHU gcti 2:30 2 Face the Nation Cash or terms Delivery today . No extras 4 Youth Wants to Know $29 Month Eyo"ur`clcar it i E worthTERMS: If '973 of .the GOLDEN W EST - 5 Giant Movie-75m. your payments on this Mercury will be ,29 "Algiers" with Charles Boyer and uridav .1.m.-KT:tv Channel I. month. NO SURPRISES These terms include liedy Laniarr. finance charges Equal payments-add only 7 Sunday Theater.-90m. Wit tax dan I. NOTHING MORE TO PAY! July 31 tukt n Ma ilhi Johnny FIRST METHODIST CHURCH I) isviis. -or 111398 full _price or amazing Inglewood 10 Circle'10 Theatre F.ng.-built FORD (up to 45 miles per gel: "Blue >Mod," ,‘ ill, .1 oh n Wayne. 200th Telecast UP TO 4-8MONTHS TO PAY Ibank mt.,: 11 Jalopy Derby-3 hrs. COSIRlY Little as $292 down on some Merc's due Hilt Welsh from Gardena Stadium In gip ii HUNDREDS $MORE FOR TRADE-INS rèl- .01 ed • y COBERLY'S LINCOLN-MERCURY- iion 13 Jalopy Races-3 hrs. /moms ltii huy pole from Long Reach -Ens minutes •- ANgE,N 0001> PARR cdeiffllekaua fests nun stadiuni. 1400 W. 8o, oori, cl ,voy , -10 DU 7-4242 CEMETERY 3:00 2 Feature Film it CMS _buy, s«Ara se • "Six Men." with Harold \Var- G'reeter Los ,eirirgo tor Iin, I'd, W:rberéc.e ...6 on ,. . .. . render, Olga Edwards and Peter Bull.
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July 31 4 Get the Facts-30m. Ing tricky somersaults and other 7 3:15 3 News-15m. unusual stunts. Prestige Theater 10 "Retribution," with Faith Do 3:30 3 Contest Carnival-30m. Live With NBC-30m. erque. 4 Norvell Gillespie 5:30 2 Amos 'n' Andy-30m. 8 Down You Go-30m. 6 To Be Announced -muesli Gets Dratted." 11 The Cisco Kid-30m. 8 Your Dr. Answers-30m, 3 Ventura Venture-30m, 6:45 6 Kiernan's Kaleidoscope 10 Mr. Wizard 4 Chet Huntley-30m. 7:00 2, 3, 8 Private Secretary 3:34 5 Twin Movie 5 Eastside Kids-60m. When an automobile bumps Slid "Confidence Girl," Hilary Brook, 6 Movie Parade MacNamara, wondrous things b Toni Conway. "Alaska Patrol," with Richard gin to happen, including dozen •4:00 2 KNXT News-15m. Travis, of roses, fancy cars, champagn 3, Rev, Oral Roberts 8 dinners and a proposal that al TV Reader's Digest-60m, most is the undoing of the Sand 4 Teen Age Trials 10 Captain Gallant-30m. talent agency. 7 Gordon's Garden-30m. 11 Adventures of Kit Carson 4 Captain Gallant-30m. 8 Disneyland-Fantasyland 13 Film Playhouse-90m. "Tala's S.cret." Walt Disney, host, presents Sword of the Avenger," with 6 Secret File U. S. A.-30m. "Monsters of the Deep." Marine Sigrid Gurie and Raymond Del 7 You Asked For It monsters, real and fanciful, are Gado, tonight's subject. Kirk Douglas 10 People Are Funny-30m. and Peter Jorre are guest stars. 6:00 11 Colonel March of Scotland 9 They Made Sports History 2, 3 You Are There-30m. Yard-30m. Sant Haves with film clips spot- The exhilaration of the free world Dr. Capitant is a French scientis lighting stellar moments in the as it watched the Inexorable Al- and, while on a visit to Londo careers of sporting greats and lied advance on Paris and the little-known stories of facts con- he invites Colonel March of Scot sudden uprising of the people of land Yard to stay at his house I cerning sport personalities. Paris against their Nazi oppres- 10 Big Picture-30m, France, where he can observe th sors is recalled when Walter experiments in a specially con- 4:15 2 Buck Sureshot-45m. Cronkite returns to August 25, structed rocket in Capitant', gar- Tall tales of the West and new 1944, and "The Liberation of den. When March arrives at the cartoons. Paris." Cronkite reports the events house be overhears a heated con- 9 PCL Baseball of the memorable day from sev- vetsation between Capitant's wife, eral vantage points, taking view- Anette, and her lover, Phillipe. San Fiancisco at Los Angeles. ers first to the headquarters of 4:30 3 News-15m. Phillipe declares that he Intends General Le Clerc on the outskirts to leave Annette. After an expert - 4 Mary McAdoo-30m. of Rambouillet as the Second nient conducted In the rocket by 6 Western Theatre-60m. French Armored Division starts Capitant and his sinister assistant, to storm its way to Paris, and "Rangeland Empire," with Jimmy Rogeil, Phillipe is found mur- then to Paris and the Hotel F.Ilison. dered ; and on to the climax of Meurice headquarters of German 7 Channel Seven Cinema-30m "Death in Inner Space." Gentral Dietrick von Choltitz who 13 Short Story "The Relentless Weavers," with has received personal orders from Alan Wells. Hitler to "defend Paris to the 7:30 2, 8 -What's My Line 10 Words and Music-30m. last man." With John Daly, Arlene Francis, Bennett Cerf, Fred Allen and 4:45 3 Norman Paul Show-15m, 4, 10 Meet the Press Dorothy K ilga I len. 5:00 2, 8 Sunday Lucy Show Lawrence Spivak, host, Interviews 3 Cisco Kid-30m. Ricky and Fred cook up a bur- people in the news. glary, to regain a mink coat bor- 7 Wild Bill Hickok-30m. 4, 10 Do It Yourself-30m, rowed for a nightclub act whith "Prairie Flats Land Swindle," Dave Willock and Cliff Arquette Lucy has appropriated and re- starring Guy Madison, demonstrate projects that can be fuses to give up, in "The Fur 8 Sunday News Summary made at home. Theme today Is Coat." A real burglar gets there "Camping and Fishi ng Uses. " first and the fun is on. 9 Film Classics Game of Life-30m. "Black Beauty," Mona Freeman S "The Movies"-90m. and Richard Denning. Special 4 Conversation With Pablo 11 Ramer of the Jungle Brought to you by Barbara Ann Bread and White King D. "Out- Casais-30m. "The Mystic Pawn," with Jon Hall Pablo Casals, generally regarded post," with George Raft, Marie as one of the foremost musicians 6:30 Windsor and Akim Tamiroff. uf our time, is the central figure 2 It's Magic-30m. In this telecast. l'he world's great- NEW e Movie Parade est cellist, now 79, reviews his 3 Halls of Ivy-30m. "Yellow Fin," with Wayne Morris life and work. His friend and for- 7 Pontiac Playhouse-30m. 4, 10 Roy Rogers mer student, Madeline Foley, the "A Case of independenca," with young American cellist, whom he 5 Chico and Pablo Nick Dennis. feels will best carry on hls musi- Chico and Pablo encounter a 11 Play of the Week-30m. cal ideals, also speaks. Casals preacher from Silver City, who ti plays a Bach bourree and "Song beaten by a suave lawyer who 13 Dan Lundberg-30m, uf the Birds," a folksong. Average was trying to take over the town. Dan Lundberg's apeclal•guests are age of the wise elders is 72. The three head hack for Silver Mr. Emerson B. Morgan. Mr, Allen 7 Super Circus-60m. City where they, after narrowly Von Cranebrook, Mr, Paul Mac- A professional trampoline act escaping death on several oc- Gregor and Dr, John C. Clendenln featuring The Vagabounders, and casions, reveal the lawyer's ma- discussing "Will There Be An- a strictly speaking non-profession- chinations, clean up the situation, other Market Crash?" al performance on the big tram- and restore Silver City to the once 8:00 2, 8 Toast of the Town-60m. poline featuring chimp Jinx and decent community it was. The winners of the U.S. Air Farce clown Scampy, leads off a merry world-wide talent contest stage potpourri of circus fun. Follow- their special musical production, ing the canvas capers in a "Pre- "Tops in Blue." Nursery School" clown skit with the versatile chimpanzee perform- ONLY $15.00 3, 4, 10 Variety Hour-60m. er and clown Cliffy in the roles for one full year on a 2 year basis Anna Marie Albei•ghetti and her family ,featuring father Da n iele, of nursery school classmates. guarantees all parts in your TV set, Viewers see also a bevy of 19 mother Dittoria, sister Carla and trained doves unique in perform- including picture tube- house calls $3.50 "CONSPIRACY" for further information phone FIRST on TV! DRAMATIC STORIES OF FOREIGN Every ESPIONAGE AND INTRIGUE RI. 9-0301 Tonight - 10 O'Clock - Channel 5 SUN Presented for Your Enjoyment by KTLA Television Industries' FRANK TAY)-OR FORD 7:30 P.M. Frank Taylor President Pmented by Inc. Wgshinron and Los Angeles Sta. WHITE KING and BARBARA ANN BREAD Open lilt 10 p.m. 4031 Wilshire Los Angeles 5 "No Sunday Selling" RI. 8-2367
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the men for the money, or go brother Paulo, headline the show. for two. One of the girls is shy against his wife's wishes. Daniele and brother Paulo con- and retiring, the other easy go- duct the orchestra, mother Ditorla ing. Unexpected events occur with plays the piano and both sisters surprising results. 5 Conspiracy-30m. sing. This is one of the rare TV 5 Bandstand Revue-60m. A loreign correspondent in- appearances of this talented Eau- With Leighton Noble and Anita olved in foreign intrigue in steal family. Another feature is Gordon and guest stars featuring "The General Staff." Sponsored the showing of filmed portions of the thirty top songs of your by Frank Taylor Ford. "You're Never Too Young," star- choice. ring Dean Martin and Jerry Lewis. 6 Florian Zabach-30m. Mystery Theater-60m. "Man ithout a Face," with Cyril 7 Six Gun Theater 7 Chance of a Lifetime Cusak. "Arizona Roo 'mop," with Tom A talent show with Dennis James 7 Break the Bank Keene. as host and emcee, Introducing V\ .111 Bert Pal kb. 9 This Week in Sports three contestants who will vie for a $1,000 first prize, plus a host of 9 Championship Bowling-60m, 11 Janet Dean, Registered Nurse theatre and nightclub bookings. 11 The Whistler-30m. 13 Story Theatre-30m. Frank Wilson, a sea-going man, 10 TV Playhouse-60m. 13 Church Talent Hour in bidding his wife Alice fare- 11 Stories of the Century 10:30 2 The Falcon-30m. well, tells her if anything hap- Leader of the "Wild Bunch of -Lase ut tne Lonely Minter." pens to him, she should open the Wyoming," Butch Cassidy, dis- 3 People Are Funny-30m. top desk drawer where he has left covers that humor, champagne 4, 10 Bob Cummings Show a will, In "The Manchester Mar- and successful banditry don't mix, riage. when tireless railroad sleuth Matt Close Call-30m. 8:15 9 News Review Clark (Jim Davis) and his pretty 7 Nitecap Theater red-headed assistant, Frankie 8:30 9 Feature Film-90m. Adams (Mary Castle) pursue him, 8 Beat the Clock-30m. "The Admiral Was a Lady," with at the turn of the century, to his 11 Heart of the City-30m. Edmond O'Brien and Wanda Hen- deluxe hideout in Uruguay and A new hoodlum empire threatens drix. set a trap for him and his killer- Big Town when Matt Fanning, ex- 11 Voices of Victory companion, the Smiling Kid, that blatk-marketeer, moves in with From the Victory Baptist Church. ends their lethally witty career in gangsters. He works out a new 13 Church in the Home-60m. a shower of Uruguayan police angle, that of forcing the grocers bullets. of the community to use only one 9:00 2, 8 General Electric Theater brand of products, and by forcibly Ruth Roman, Eddie Albert and 9:30 2, 8, Stage 7-30m, discouraging the use of competi- Dane Clark stir in "Into the Neville Brand sitars in the role of tive products. After a few grocers Night." The dramatic story of a commander of a bomber which is are beaten up and their stock young vacationing couple who are damaged in a mid-air collision ruined, the other grocers learn if menaced by two desperate while carrying an A-bomb, in they want to stay healthy, they criminals "Armed." Supporting roles are must play ball with Mike Fan- 3 Toast of the Town-60m. played by Robert Nichols, Peter ning. Steve Wilson (Patrick Mc- }Janson, Dan Barton, Strother Vey) hears the story from John 4 Goodyear TV Theatre-60m. Martin, Gordon Mills, Brett King, Branch, Sr., • manufacturer 01 Joan Loring and bets> Palmer Louis Jean Heydt, Ross Elliott and canned goods, and together with co-star in "The Prizewinner," the .1 a nies Doi-A(01, Lorelei and John Branch, Jr., story of two girls who win an brings this story to an exciting all-expense paid vacation cruise 6 Crime Report—San Diego chilli/Is in "Return of the Hood- NEW 7 Life Begins at 80-30m. lum " la BUNG. III al GB NB 11 Paul Coates Confidential File II III II I NI II II I 1 11:00 2 Sunday News Special 13 Rev. Oral Roberts St Oh Clete hubect 10:00 2, 8 Appointment with 3 Late News NOW Adventure 4 Eleventh Hour News Gloria de Haven stars in "Snow With Cleve Hermann, $15.00 A MONTH BUYS People," the story of a San Fran- Eye Witness cisco-bound train that is halted With hen Uralie, Tom Hatten and by an avalanche of snow and Jav Elliott YOUR VACATION HOMESITE four passengers find they can re- 8 Sunday News-15m, solve their problems while wait- ing to be rescued. Gloria plays 9 News Roundup-10m. the part of a young woman who 10 Chinchilla Chats is heading for the West Coast city 11 Sunday Cinema FULL PRICE with her fiance and is troubled $795 "Scarlet Claw," with Basil Rath- because he refuses to marry her bone and Nigel Bruce. until he is discharged from the 13 Answers for Americans MOONRIDGE Army 11:15 2 Late Movie 3 ILed Three Lives "Little Big Shot," with Ronald MOUNTAIN ESTATES 4, 10 Cameo Theater Shiner, Marie Lohr. "Hutch," by 'I errence Kilpatrick, 4 Outlook-15m. "Bel Air of Big Bear." Now offering is the story of an ex-convict who With F.Itlier Peterson, has served time in prison for a 13 Answer for Americans a select group of choice lots . . . robbery of $50,000 fur which he was convicted. After his release 11:30 4 Late Movies Includes paved road and water lines he took the money, which he hail - lt Haphrh,d inu. Sunday," with installed in new tracts . .. World's stashed away, out West and hid Derek racr. it in a motel. 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Page Fifteen TV-RADIO LIFE MONDAY te Loos August 1 Information Received From Stations 3 Five Star Final-25m. Subject to Last Minute Change 4 Movie Museum-15m. TV TIPS 5 Handy Hints-30m. \\ it h Dorothy ruiner and Kea) "FAVORITE STORY," (9), 8:CO p.m. See Page 9 for 6:30 a.m. to Adolph Menjou hosts the drama "The 6 Johnny Jet-Uncle Russ Caesar." 5:00 p.m. Daytime Log Listings "SUMMER THEATRE." (2), 7:CO p.m. 7 Early Curtain-30m. Alfred Ryder, Shepperd Strudwick and 8 Newsreel Maria Brit-neva star in "Julius 5:00 2 Space Funnies-60m. 10 Dangerous Assignment-30m Copper Penny." "I' .1....logte Story." "MEDIC," (4), 9:C0 p.m. Evelyn Eaton and in) [)al Mcliennon stories 811.1 Dennis Hoiper in - Boys In the Storm." gaules anti t'll .St IMI Walter Ta n , 11 Cartoon Club-15m. cartoons. 13 Turning Point-30m. 3 Wild West Theater " \ .11 title..., Th 10 Stories of the Century-30m. 4, 10 Pinky Lee-30m. 6:35 11 Life With Elizabeth-10m, ourtriai. - 11 Victory at Seo 5 Cartoon Carousel-Con't 6:40 8 Weatherword-Sm. 6 Ranger Hal-90m. Fast-carrier warfare results in 6:45 2 Patti Page Show the seizure of the strategic Gil- tit tin- Cat't Tonight's program includes the bert and Marshall Islands (Tar- 7 Make Believe Ballroom- songs "Davy Crockett" and "Stars awa, Kwajalein, Eniwetok) in the 8 News Window-15m, Fell on Alabama" with Patti us Allied advance across the central soloist; the song "When You're Pacific in the story "The Conquest 9 Gene Norman's Campus Club Smiling" with Patti and the r .if Mier,ripsia. •• 13 Destiny Theater-60m. group; and the group singing 13 The Golden Voyage-30m. "Love Me or Leave Me." 5:15 8 Smokey Rogers 7:1 5 5 Popular Science-15m. 5:30 2 The Little Rascals-30m, 3 World News-Weather oi• Pa.tore..• 3 Frank Webb Show 4 Jack Latham 7:30 3 Star Time Playhouse-30m, 4 Uncle Archie-30m, 8 Julius La Rosa-15m, 4, 10 Matt Dennis Show 5 Western Feature-60m. 11 George Putnam-News er it h al fist.. "Covered Wagon Trial , ith line of LOS Angeles' p,mular Coln. Jack Randall. mentators with first hand news • Hans Christian Andersen of the day. An old puppeteer %% Igo travel. 7 Jack Owens Show-45m. 6:55 S Bailey Weather-5m. about the countryside with a pup- Inil and “ieiety tot the e hole pet show meets a young student Loiti i I% . 7:00 2 Summer Theater-60m. who gives lectures on science. The 10 Howdy Doody-30m. "Jul ins Caesar." stu ri i Jig Alfred puppet showman confides to a 11 Boston Blackie Ryder, Hepperd ick and student that his secret wish is Maria Brit-neva, one of Shake- 'Hackie Kent Taylor), becomes that his puppets should come fi) speare's best known tragedies. life so he could put on a show interested in a chain of accidents tells the story of the group of that almost tukes the life or a with live actors. In a dream his beautiful actress. conspirators - Cassius, Brutus, secret wish conies true with a tasca and Devitt:4 Brutus-who surprise ending. 5:50 2 Range Rider-30m. through jealousy or in what they 6 Cisco Kid-30m. Il, .1, \liulinuires and Di ck believe to be the best interest of the Republic, murder the great NEW 7 Showtime-30m, 6:00 3 Beverly On 3-30m. Caesar after his victorious return from war. At his funeral, Caesar's 4 Jack Latham-5m, friend, Mark Anthony, sways the 8 People in the News-I5m. 8 Curtain Time-30m. crowd with his powerful speech 9 Big Game Hunt-30m, 9 Cartoon Express-45m. -and Caesar is finally avenged 11 Eddie Cantor Show-30m. With 11111 "Casey" Stu 1la at Philippi, where the armies of Caesar ()davit's, Anthony and ri pie an" trat tires as Eddie's 10 Johnny Downs Show-25m. Lepidus defeat the faction led hs guests Mona Freeman, Russ Con- 11 Stories of the Century-30m. Cassius and Brutus. way, Hen Tobey and Lane Brad- ford. Mona l'i OP1111111 is east as 3 This Is the Life-30m. I11 Filet>. 13 Baxter Ward-15m, 4 People Are Funny-30m, 13 Marion ZaBach-30m, 6:05 4 See Hear-25m. 5 Gil Martyn-News-15m, the ai/ziril .11 the s iniin. 615 7 Hank Weaver-15m, 6 Ramer of the Jungle 7:45 4, 10 News Caravan-15m. 13 Mark Scott-15m. ith J. ,h11 C:11111'11111 S•15 Ft\ /e• 7 Beulah-30m, 6:20 2 Clete Roberts-News -Sm. 7:55 9 Headline Report 6:25 2 Tom Harmon-Sports-5m. 8:00 2, 8 Burns and Allen Show 8 Superman-30m, 10 Van Deerlin-5m. l'he simple act of IieOrge Burns 9 The Ruggles-30m. getting into his car, turning the 6:30 2 Doug Edwards-News-15m. I "Maggie's Broken Arm." ignition key and driving himself to his doctor's office for his an- THIS AD IS WORTH MONEY ANY SATURDAY OR SUNDAY nual check-up causes complica- *snug e hirme.. It admits free ',tie mImilul m,,I,, If .11eir tions to set in. The madcap mer- POMPil 4 tà parent, gnus ogle luriss linnornit s.itlm cur-I nr, litter riment starts when George warms espires Sept. 4.11. up his car and then returns to the house for a coat. The motor run- The World-Famous Movie Ranch ning and George missing from the ear is too Intriguing for Harry Von Zell, Harry Morton and even the postman (Rolfe Sedan) as IGANVILLE they an a series of turns, perform their good deeds of turning off the engine, returning the- key to RODEO' the house and ', arching fur Biggest dollar's worth of family entertainment in the country! 3 Masquerade Party-30m. MOVIE Thrills galore in an authentic Old Western town 4 Caesar Presents-60m. used for movie-making...in 2000 acres of magni- STUNTS' ficent scenery for picnicking. See movies filmed - S Teleforum-30m. Stagecoach Holdup -Saloon Brawl -Bank Robbery Sat ' Adults $1 00 International figures discuss criti• - famous Western Moyle Stars & Indians - AND Sun & eat world issues. Rufus B. 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6 All Star Theater 5 Roller Derby-2 1/2 hrs. 7 TV Reader's Digest-30m. 6 Movie-75m. "Heartbeat," with Ginger Rogers, Fire story of Radford Sawyer who, Ricker Jan' iii his youth, rebelled against the Basil Rathbone. vengeful, feuding traditions of the 7 Voice of Firestone-30m. old South and turned his life to tonight's guest is Metropolitan Monday, August 1 surgery—healing—is unfolded in Opera mezzo-soprano Mildred Mil- "FRENCH KEY," Albert Dekker. Mike Ma. "A Matter of Life or Death." ler. She sings "Siboney." and I zurki, Evelyn Ankers. (13) 12 :SC p.m. A Bobby Driscoll plays Radford the "Through the Years" from "Samp- sleuth finds a corpse in his room and fearing he'll be incriminated, starts to troy, and Minor Watson is seen ....oi and Di la h " as Radford the eminent brain sur- work on the mystery himself. geon who operates to save the life 9 Fortune Theatre-90m. "THE CROOKED WAY," John Payne, Son- A mysterious figure. who appears of the grandson of his traditional ny Tufts. (5) 2:CO p.m. An amnesia vic- in a "Black Mask" and strikes out foe, Vernon Kimble (Erville tim goes back to his hometown to find with his sword to champion jus- Alderson r. he was once a hood who ratted on his tice, sets all Paris talking and buddy. Revenge is sought and lots of provides the feature-length drama. bloodshedding takes place before it is 9 Favorite Story-30m. Set in the year 1865, the dramatic all over. adventures of this man, known "KID SISTER," Judy Clark, Roger Pryor. Adolph Menjou introduces the only as "The Black Mask," center (7) 2:CO p.m. About a teenage girl who drama of "The Copper Penny." themselves around the objective who is in love with her older sister's Penned by the writing team of of freeing an innocent man of boy friend. Lawrence and Lee, "Copper Penny" murder charge. Faced with prying "PAPER GALLOWS," Dermont Walsh, Rona reveals the story behind the strug- the truth from witnesses fright- Anderson. (6) 3:30 p.m. Story of two gle for recognition in a small ened into silence by the threats brothers, writers of crime novels, one of town. One man's efforts along this of ruthless government officials, whom goes b k to get authentic at- liqe inadvertently lead him to the "The Black Mask" encounters mosphere. witness chair at a murder trial many difficulties—and battles— "THOROUGHBREDS," Adele Mara, Roger where he is forced to reveal the in his quest. Pryor. (13) 3:30 p.m. Exchange of de- petty theft of a single copper votion between Cavalry sgt. and his penny in order to save another 11 Life With Elizabeth-30m, horse, fosters love between the sgt. and man's life. Members of the cast starring belts \\ tide o iii Dei a society girl who buys the horse. are Henry Hull, Joyce MacKenzie, NI ',Ore "CODE OF THE CACTUS." (6) 5:CO p.m. Ross Elhott. .1 an tn e Perreau, 13 Wrestling-2 hrs. "COVERED WAGON TRAILS," Jack Ran. t harles Watts, Elsie Baker, Wil- Front the II ol I y wood Stad itIM dell. (5) 5:30 p.m. liam Vedder, Earl Hodgins and .1111 SI sp. risen:4er. "HEARTBEAT," Ginger Rogers, Basil Rath. Toni Daly. 9:00 2, 3, 8 Those Whiting Girls bone, Jean Pierre Aumont. (6) 8:30 p.m. Barbara Whiting learns something The re-telling of a French tale about a 10 Caesar Presents-30m. or the responsibility a performer . school for pick-pockets. The poor waifs Sid Caesar presents a comedy- has to the audience from her sis- of the city are recruited, trained in this music shows. Featured are Phil ter Margaret. Barbara tries to back art and then sent out into the world to Foster, Bobby Sherwood, Bill out of an unpleasant chore in her find their fortune. Hayes, Barbara Nichols, Cliff Nor- college's carnival, and tricks Mar- "DOCKS OF NEW ORLEANS," Roland Win- ton and Sid Gould. garet into doing it when Margaret ters, Victor Sen Young. (7) 11:CO p.m. tells her she should do it no mat- The story recounts the conflict within a 11 Abbott and Costello-30m. ter how distasteful it is. Mar- group of chemists over a secret formula The pair take a job as television garet sings "Breezin' Along With which is about to be sent out of the repairmen. On a call, Abbott an- the Breeze." country. .wers the telephone and finds "THUNDER ROCK," James Mason, Lili himself involved in a radio quiz 3 Topper-30m. Palmer, Michael Redgrave (13) 11 :50 p.m. trahi lug Ir MI to win$1,00a 4 Medic-30m. A former newspaper man, now a light- house keeper finds an old log of a ship 13 Hollywood Preview-30m. 1..v..1>ii Eaton as a young 'se and Dennis Hopper as her patient that has crashed on the rocks 90 years 8:30 2, 8 Godfrey's Talent Scouts- portray the leading roles in 'Boys before. In reading it he imagines what 3 Greatest Stories of the in The Storm," a study of epi- the people on the ship were like. Century-30m. lepsy. This is the story of a 17- "SIDE SHOW," Don McGuire, Tracy Rob- year-old boy whose life has been erts. (11) 11:45 p.m. clouded for seven years by a "CASE OF THE FRIGHTENED MAN," Der- sligma so unfairly attached to mot Walsh, Barbara Murray. (2) 12:CO his attacks of epilepsy. Electric midnight. treatments at a medical clinic 8:00 P. M. help him control his spasms and 11 Gloria Swanson's Crown an understanding nurse explains Theatre-30m. that the disease is only a physical -short Stor," with Gloria Swan- handicap like any other, to be sun and Phillip Terry. Miss 1.9011'14E NICN.1101.3 controlled and integrated into a Swanson plays the role of a cyni- normal life. cal woman novelist who makes Your Star and Host in Televisior.is her husband unhappy over her Greates1 Drarnatif AchievetnipM! 7 Theater Party-60m. 'f'Sniitt .tan's Daughter," with Anal fame and fortune. 10:30 2 Clete Roberts-15m. 0 111. ST 0 10 Medic-30m. 4 Big Town-30m. 11 Royal Playhouse-30m. An infant is kicinapped and a "base id Nlarina 'r rio in," with teen-aged baby-sitter is left bound Mary Sinclair and Wilton Gran, and gagged. A tip from an under- is the story of a disillusioned world informant to Illustrated young socialite who through bore- Press Steve Wilson (Mark Ste- dom becomes involved with grotto of spies. 9:.,,à 2, 3, 8 Ethel and Albert-30m. 4, 10 Robert Montgomery SLEEPY? TRY ATEPEE! Presents-30m. TONIGHT 10:00 2 Mr. District Attorney-30m. David Brian as district attorney "The snatches a boy from a revenge crazed mob in a powerful drains, Copper Penny" of juvenile crime. with 3 Preview Theater Henry Hull 6 Picture Window-75m. "Holly Ns irod Thrill Makers," with James Gleason.
7 Wanderlust-30m. You Indians never had it so good— Bill Burrud and Slim Barnard, TV, tile baths and innersprings at Automotive Editor of the L.A. Wigwam Village Motel, San Bernar- Examinez, with films of inter- dino, U. S. 66. Recommended by lead- esting places. ing travel agencies. Visitors are wel- $ Douglas Fairbanks Presents come, 2 people $5; 4 people $8. 9 Mystery Theatre-30m. 11111111MMIIIIMMINIMMUMMIMMIIIMIIIIMIMIMMIL Page Seventeen MONDAY hr TV-RADIO LIFE TUESDAY t LOGS August 1 and 2 yens I sets off the search for the Show," w ith Don McGuire and kidnappers, and Steve's reporters Tracy Roberts. help police solve the rase. 12:00 2 Late Show TV TIPS 11 Frankie Leine Show-30m. "Lase of the Frightened man," Special guests are "The Dagen- "STAR TIME PLAYHOUSE," (2), 8:CO ssith Dermot Walsh and Barbara p.m. Peter Lorre stars in "The Tips." ham Pipers," a group of Scottish Murray. "PCL BASEBALL," (9), 8:10 p.m. Los girls performing native dances. 12:30 4 Movie Museum-15m. Angeles Angels vs. San Francisco. Frankie sings "I Would Do Any- thing for You," "Coquette," Con- 13 Sandy's Sandman Movie "STAR TIME PLAYHOUSE," (2), 8:CO p.m. Peter Lorre stars in "The Pipe." nie Haines sings "You Ought To "French hey," ssith Albert Dek- "STUDIO 57," (7), 8:CO p.m. Beverly Be In Pictures." and duets with ker and Mike Mazurki. Washburn, Barbara Eller and Whit- Frankie in "The One I Love Be- 12:45 4 World News longs To Somebody Else." field Connor star in "Miss Jeremy and Bran Sergain." 7 News-13m. "SPOTLIGHT PLAYHOUSE," (2), 9:30 With Hank Weaver. p.m. Paul Kelly stars in "The Black 8 Summer Theater-60m. Mate." Featured In the cast are Rob. Tuesday ert Cornwaithe, Lee Van Cleet, Bill "A Terrible Day" is the story of Phillips, Tom London, George Khoury, a trail gang who come into a information Received From Stations John Close and John Harmon. ton and try to run rough-shod Subject to Last Minute Change over the people who live there year-in and year-out. The people are terrorized and unable to cope 3 Five Star Final-15m, with the situation-until they are See Page 9 for 6:30 a.m. to 4 Movie Museum organized into a fighting unit bv Movie shorts telling the birth of an Eastern "sissy" who has opened 5:00 p.m. Daytime Log Listings the movie industry and showing a newspaper in the town. The little known performers who light climax of this exciting Western the movie halls of •fame. drama is a fight between the 5:00 2 Space Funnies-60m. 3 Handy Hints-30m. forces of good and evil. liai Meliennon with games, stories With Dorothy Gardiner and Ben 9 Don Lee World News and first run Walter Lanz car- toons Graue. with I,ce Vi nod, Bill Brundige and Ted Myers. 3 Wild West Theater 7 Early Curtain-30m. 4, 10 Pinky Lee Show-30m. 8 Newsreel 10 Passport to Danger-30m. "Johannesburg " 5 Cartoon Carousel-Con't 10 Man Behind the Badge-30m. 11 Charles Rickfnrd narrates the case Ten-Thirty Tonight-China 6 Ranger Hal-30m. of the "Deadly Hamburg." Smith-30m, Little Rascals and "I Shot Billy the Rid." 11 Cartoon Club-15m. 10:45 2 The Big News-15m. 7 Make Believe Ballroom 13 Turning Point-30m. With Bill Stout, Gil Stratton and Austin Green, 3 News Window-15m. "Frightened Baronet." 7 Baseball Hall of Fame-15m. 9 Campus Club 6:35 11 Life With Elizabeth-10m. "Bill Dickey." with Gene Nortn ,in. 6:40 8 Weatherword-5m. 9 Weatherwise 13 Destiny Theater-60m. 6:45 2 Julius La Rosa Show-15m. Report by Charles Arlington, 5:15 8 Smokey Rogers 11:00 2 Julius sings "Will You Still Be Frees On Two 5:30 2 (he Little Rascals-30m. Mine," "Let's Stay Home Tonight," A variety show featuring Paul 3 Frank Webb Show and joins the Debutones in "That Frees, host sit ith vocalist Tony Bo - Old Black Magic." 4 Uncle Archie-30m. mano. Joe Venuti and his trio, 3 News and Weather-15m. his trio, Chuck Bennett, and Betty 5 Western Feature-60m. Taylor. "Sundown On the Prairie," with 4 Jack Latham-15m, 4 Eleventh Hour News-15m. Tex Ritter. Patti Page-15m, With Jack Latham. 7 Jack Owens Show-40m. 11 George Putnam-News 7 Nitecap Theater-90m. Music, fun and variety for the Los Angeles' popular commenta- "Dncks nf New Orleans," with Ro- whole family. tor ssith news of the day. land Winters. 10 Howdy Doody-30m. 6:53 S Bollay Weather-5m, 9 Late Feature-90m, 11 Boston Blackie-30m. 7:00 2 Amos and Andy-30m. 10 Weather News-10m. Blackie (Kent Taylor), discovers "Convention." w ith mini, Diissins. that empty beach houses are being 3, 4 Steve Donovan-30m, 11 George Putnam-News used to smuggle aliens from the Western Marshall Mexican border. Los Angeles' popular commenta- 3:30 2 Range Rider-30m. 3 Gil Martyn-News-15m, tor 's 1h news of the day, 6 Annie Oakley-30m. 13 Owl Movie With Jock Mahoney and Dick West. "Thunder Rock," with James 7 Picture Party-30m. NI a snn and Lill Palmer. 6:00 3 Beverly On 3-30m, "Night in the Warehouse," with 11:03 10 Weather News 4 Jack Latham Clancy Cooper, with Johnny nouns. 8 Story Theatre-30m. 8 Startime Playhouse-45m. 11:10 10 News and Sports Round•up "Was It Bed" "The Edge of Battle," with Ron- ald Reagon. 11:13 4 Cleve Hermann-Sports 9 Cartoon Express-45m. 9 The Ruggles 3 Eye Witness With Bill "Casey" Stulla. 10 Johnny Downs Show-30m. "Chuck's Aptitude Test." With Ken Graue, Tom Flatten and 10 Big Picture-30m, Jay Elliott. 11 Stories of the Century-30m. 11:15 11 Racket Squad-30m. ••rh, Daher, lang.'' 11 Annie Oakley A phony farmers' union collects 13 Baxter Ward-15m. In "Ambush Canyon," Annie Oak- handsomely in a fake attempt at 6:05 4 See Heart ley (Gail Davis) helps a beau- organizing the workers in the tiful Indian girl to stem the tide story "Friend of the People," with 6t15 6 Johnny Jet-Uncle Russ with Reed Hadley. 7 Hank Weaver-15m. 11:30 3 Late News 13 Mark Scott-15m. 4, 10 Tonight-60m, 6:20 2 Clete Roberts-News-5m. With Ntese Allen 6:25 2 Tom Harmon-Sports-5m. 8 Night Final-15m. 10 Van Deerlin-News-5m. 11:43 11 Jackson's Theater 6:30 2 Doug Edwards-News "Citiren Chang," with Danny Chang and Keye Luke and "Side
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TUESDAY tt, LOGS August 2 mines and the Mills Brothers as of race prejudice and to quell the fury of an angry mob. special guests. 13 Dangerous Assignment-30m. • Follow That Man-30m. Wicker Jare Agent Steve Mitchell (Brian Don- Mike Barnett Inks on as some levy) is assigned to Casablanca heavy tool machinery is being Tuesday, August 2 to quell the efforts of a sabateur lowered from a factory building. "IDENTITY UNKNOWN," Richard Arlen, who is acting against a group of Suddenly the hoisting rig gives Cheryl Walker. (13) 12:30 p.m. A soldier displaced persons scheduled to in- way, and the falling machinery finds himself without a name, home, habit a newly mandated island. kills a partner in the firm of family or memory after a serious war Marcus and Morgan. Barnett, after Injury. 7:15 5 Popular Science investigating, finds that the fall- "THE FIGHTER," Richard Conte, Vanessa "Air I orce Figliterç." ing machinery was not an acci- Brown. (5) 2:CO p.m. In a story of the 7:30 dent hut deliberate murder, Mexican Revolution, Richard Conte is as 2 Focus on Delinquency-39m. 6 Science Fiction Theater hard as nails. His fists are ever ready A spec ial K>, xi' documentary for action, against ring contenders or series featuring new %man Bill 7 Studio '57'-30m. enemies of Freedom. "Miss Jeremy and Bran Sergain," "LADY CHASER," Robert Lowery. (7) 2:00 Stout. starring Beverly Washburn, Bar- p.m. 3, 4, 10 Vaughn Monroe Show bara Silver and . Whitfield Connor. "PEOPLE'S ENEMY," Melvin Douglas, Pres- 5 Public Prosecutor-30m. 8 Wild Bill Hickok ton Foster. (6) 3:15 p.m. Preston Foster 6 Waterfront-30m, Is a no-good guy who kills people for a Starring Preston Foster In aticen 9 Baseball Warmup living and tries to bring about the de- tun e stories of a tugboat captain ltil Chtlek (:01111111 S. mise of Douglas, who, he thinks, has to a Los Angeles port. 11 Science Fiction Theater double-crossed him. "CORPSE VANISHES," Bela Lugosi, Luana 7 Famous TV Theatre-30m. Ant poison that contains • mys- terious crystal records entire con- Walters, Tristram Coffin. (13) 3:30 p.m. 9 Fishing Flashes versations' in "The Frozen Sound." A mad scientist causes the death of 7 With Mac McClintock. brides at the altar in order to use their 11 Waterfront-30m. 13 Passport to Danger-30m. blood for his 80 year old wife to keep "The Race," starring Preston Fos- Steve McQuinn (Cesar Romero), her perpetually young. II dI ter as Cap> in John. Tragedy diplomatic courier, gets into SHOT BILLY THE KID," Donald Barry, stalks the star of the university plenty of trouble in India and a Julia Adams. (6) 5:CO p.m. A standard crew, and unable to face his beautiful young American girl ... story of Billy the Kid dealing particular- friends he disappears. Captain a doctor . . . is involved. ly with the tracking down and the shoot- John after a long search finds him ing of the young killer. "SUNDOWN ON THE PRAIRte," Tex Rit. and convinces him that he has 810 9 PC%, Baseball nothing to be ashamed of. ter. (5) 5:30 p.m. Anges Angels vs. San Fran- "OUTPOST IN MORROCCO," George Raft. 13 Adv. of Ellery Queen-30m. cisco. Marie Windsor. (6) 8:30 p.m. A stirring Because his date's dress was story of the French Foreign Legion, in switched, Ellery gallantly offers 8:30 which George Raft heads the east as a to go for the right one and fine 2 Music '55 legionnaire captain who is assigned to instead, a dead man on the floor. Program features the modern head a convoy into the desolate and There seems to be no reason for music Innovations of Stan Kenton sinister Arab country, threatening revo• the murder and a msing brooch and His Band lution. is %the only clue in "Custom "JOURNEY INTO LIGHT," Sterling Hay- Made." Ellery poses as a member 4, 16 Arthur Murray Party den, Viveca Lindfors. (13) 8:30 p.m. of the custom dress house and Kathryn Mui ray, hostess. with After giving a critical sermon, a preach• finds two people, a girl and her Audrey and Jane Meadows and er finds it necessary to leave his pulpit, sweetheart, as suspects hut they Jackie Miles as special guests. and as a result becomes a wanderer. both accuse each other of the mur- "THAT'S MY BABY," Richard Arlen, Ellen der. Ellery's determination leads 5 George Raft Series-30m. Drew. (7) 11 CO p.m. An intriguing tale to the evidence that catches the The audience learns long before about a publisher. of cartoon magazines real murderer. Kirby (George Raft) does that the who hasn't laughed in 20 years. 7:45 3 Ames Brothers-15m. noisy fighting between a certain "SO THIS IS NEW YORK," Henry Morgan, man and woman is only being Rudy Vallee, Hugh Herbert. (9) 11:0C 4, 10 darnel News Caravan staged in order to set up a per- p.m. A comedy based on a story by John Carrel on awe reports. fect murder in "Husband and Ring Lardner about a long suffering 8 Local News-70m. Wife Murder." husband forced to accompany his wife 7:55 8 News-15m. and sister-in-law to New York where 6 Movie they do their best to dispose of an in- 8:00 2 Startime Playhouse "Outpost in Morrocco," with George Raft. heritance. Peter Lorre stars in "The Pipe." "AMAZING MR. 'X'," Turban Bey, Lynn Mr. Lorre portrays a heavy loser 7 Holt Motors Playhouse Bari. (13) 11:00 p.m. Story of the quacks at cards who becomes the logical "Abundant Heart," with Bill who exploit the guillibility of the suspect when a valuable diamond Phipps. weathly. is stolen at a fashionable party. "THOU SHALT NOT KILL,"D Charles Bick- Lorre is hard-pressed for pro,f 8 Riptide-30m. "Con (none." ford, Owen Davis Jr., oris Day. (11) nt his Innocence until he recalls 11:45 p.m. A youth is convicted of mur- a briar pipe found while strolling der, but a priest discovers the real cul- through the garden during the 11 Liberace-30m. prit and can do nothing about it. party. Numbers played by Liberare are "BRAND FOR THE PARSON," James 3 Lawrence Welk Show-60m. "I Don't Care." "Sleigh Ride," • Donald, Kenneth More, Jean L. Lodge, 4, 10 Place the Face-30m. French medley including "The (2) 12:00 midnight. British comedy about Bill Cullen, emcee, with Bob Cum- Last Time I Saw Paris," "Louise," a vacationing couple who smack their "Petite TonkInnise," "Pigal le." yacht Into a boat operated by a smug- Other numbers are "These Fool- ] IIIIIIIIIIIIII1d111111111IMMI11111111111111111111111111111114 gler, and get roped into taking him back ish Things Remind Me Of You," to France so that he can bootleg a ship- "Say Si Si," Nocturne in F ment of brandy. Major," "After You've Gone" and "I'll Be Seeing You." ▪ Orrin Tucker Show Featuring Roberta Linn with the KT(,A Crystal Tone Orchestra, P 13 First Run Movie 7 Make Room for Daddy ee e a "Journey Into Light," with the Williams family is out- Sterling. Hayden, Viveca Lind- maneuvered to unwittingly become fors and Thomas Mitchell. Spon- • Involved in Danny's agent's un- sored by Harbor Lincoln Mer- welcome romance. Because he IMPORTED cury. wanted to help out • friend, the agent (played by Jesse White) 9:00 2, 3, 8 Meet Millie,-30m. finds himself being pursue el SPANISH Mama and Millie (Elena Verdugo) against his wishes by a come- fall victims to a clip lothario dienne (Irene Ryan) who has been who talks them into romance and making people laugh for too many OLIVES; out of their bank accounts. years, according to Jesse. Kroused over the romantic indif- ference of Millie's boy friend, 11 Guy Lombardo Show-30m. .111b. Another Fine Label Bank Mama and Millie spitefully turn Lombardo's special guest to the facilities of Alfred's "Hap- Martha Wright. Some of the song. Product! Save the Label py Heart Friendship Societe." featured by Guy and His Royal only to learn that the "friends" Canadians are "Remember," "Fast- For Cash & Premiun s! have ulterior motives. er Parade," "Alexander's Ragtime 4, 10 Surmer Theatre-30m. Band," "The Girl That I Marry," ,1!11111111i11111111111111111111111111111111!1111111 1,111 1.111111111i11111111111111111111111i.
Page Nineteen TUESDAY hr TV-RADIO LIFE WEDNESDAY ev LOGS August 2 and 3 "Cheek to Cheek," "White Christ- 7 News-15m. mas," "How Deep Is the Ocean" With Hank Weaser. and "Count Your Blessings." 8 I've Got a Secret TV TIPS 9:30 2, 8 Spotlight Playhouse 9 Don Lee World News "U. S. STEEL HOUR," (2), 7:CO P•tm, Paul Kelly portrays a man pitted with Ted Myers, Bill Brundige starring Diana Lynn and Dan O'Her• against himself, his skipper and and Lee Wood. lihy co-star in "The Seventh Veil." the sea in an adaptation of Jo- "FRANKIE LAINE TIME," (2), 8:CO p.m. seph Conrad's "The Black Mate." 11 Ten-Thirty Tonight-China Guests are Patti Andrews. Jack E. Others in the cast are Robert Smith Leonard. Sunclair di. Spaulding and Cornwalthe, Lee Van Cleef, Bill 13 Criswell Predicts-15m. George Shearing Quintet. Phillips, Tom London, George "PCL BASEBALL," (9), 8:10 p.m. Los An- Khoury, John Close and John 10:45 2 The Big News geles vs. San Francisco. Harmon, ith Bill Stout, Cil Stratton and "KRAFT TELEVISION THEATRE," (4), 3 Pall Mall Playhouse-30m, \ustin Greene. 9:CO p.m. Joe Maross, Hildy Parks and 4, 10 Dollar a Second 7 Baseball Hall of Fame Dennis Patrick are featured in "In the Cii rolun1711)." La Banza." Jan Murray emcees a question and answer program on which con- 9 Weatherwise with charles ArinIgh.n. testants are paid money while they 13 Destiny Theater-60m. correctly answer the questions. 13 Playhouse 15-15m. 3:15 2 Space Funnies 7 Hollywood Showcase-30m. 11:00 2 Frees on Two-60m. "Aftermath," starring Carl Es- A variety show featuring Paul 8 Smokey Rogers mond. The story of a daughter's Frees, host with vocalist Tony 5:30 2 The Little Rascals resentment towards her step- Romano, Joe Venuti and his trio, 3 Frank Webb Show-30m. father. trio. Chuck Bennett and Betty Uncle Archie-30m, 11 Mr. Genius--30m.' Taylor. Panel show and a mystery man 3 Late News 5 Western Feature-Movie- with an unusual memory. Art 4 Eleventh Hour News-20m. Man's Country," with Jack Ran- dall. 10:00 2, 8 $64,000 Question lack Latham reporting. Gigantic giveaway quiz show. 7 Nitecap Theater-90m. 7 Jack Owens Show-40m. Contestants keep doubling prize "That', )! Dabs," with Richard Music, fun and variety fur the with each successive correct an- Arlen. 'whole tamity. swer until jackpot is reacher. 8 Night Final Edition-15m, 10 Howdy Doody-30m. Hal March, emcee. 9 Movie 11 Boston Blackie-30m, 3 Science Fiction Theater -so This Is New York," with Inspector Farraday asks filattkie 4, 10 Truth or Consequences Henry Morgan, Rudy Vallee and (Kent Taylor to help a sung Jack Bailey tries to solve the ques- !high Herbert. rookie on - the police department. tion, "Is there still a great deal 10 Weather News 5:50 2 Range Rider-30m. of rivalry between the North and With Johnny Downs. With Jock Mahoney and Dick the South*" when he sends Joseph 10 Sports Final-5m. West. Mallcki to Chatanooga Tenn, 6:00 3 Beverly On 3-30m. dressed in a Yankee Civil War 11 George Putnam-News 4 Jock Lotham-5m, uniform and carrying a sign say- 13 Owl Movie ing: "Please contribute to the "Amazing Mr. X," with Turhan 8 Box Office Theatre-30m. society for the preservation of Bey and Lynn Bari. "Ms. last Duchess." Yankee Culture." Malicki returns 9 Cartoon Express-60m. the next week to report; Bailey 11:10 10 News and Sports Round-up also sets up a unique situation to 11:15 4 Cleve Hermann-Sports With Bill "Casey" Mulla. 10 Johnny Downs Show-25m. find out if a woman can restrain 5 Eye Witness her curiosity about another lady 11 Stories of the Century-30m. wearing cisthes identical to her 11 Racket Squad-30m. "Joaquin Mitriutta." nwn. In "The Antique Racket," an in- teresting setup is investigated and 13 Baxter Ward-15m. 5 Strictly Informal I' xposed. 6:05 4 See Hear! Larry Finley with guest celebri- ties. 11:30 4, 10 Tonuight-60m. 6:15 7 Hank Weaver-15m. 6 Picture Window-75m. 8 Night Final Edition 13 Mark Scott-15m, "Norman Conquest," with Tom 11:45 11 Jackson's Theater 6:20 2 Clete Roberts-News-5m. Conway and Eva Itarok. "Rocking Horse," with James Ly- 6:25 2 Tom Harmon-Sports-5m, 7 The Name's the Same-30m. don and Gladys George and "Thou 10 Van Deerlin-News-5m. A unique quiz show on is Web Shalt Not Kill," with Charles the panelists seek to deduce the Bickford. 6:31 2 Doug Edwards-News-15m. identities of guests with the 12:00 2 Lute Show 3 Five Star Final names of famous persons, piac s "Brandy for the Parson," with 4 Movie Museum or things, with Joan Alexand, James Donald, Kenneth More and Movie shorts telling the birth of Audrey Meadows, Roger Price în Jean L. Dodge. the movie industry and showing the panel and Bob Elliott arid little known performers who light Ray Goulding acting as mod- 12:30 4 Movie Museum-15m. erators. 13 Sandy's Sandman Movie the movie halls of fame. 11 For Your Information "Identity Unknown." with Richard 6 Johnny Jet-Uncle Russ Arlen and Cheryl Walker, 5 Handy Hints-Tips-30m, 13 Inner Sanctum-30m. A wealthy man who is losing his 12:45 4 World News Dorothy Gardiner and Ken Graue. sight attempts to regain it through 1:30 2 Give Us This Day 7 Early Curtain-30m. the eyes of another , but puts him- 8 Newsreel self permanently in the dark in 10 Flash Gordon-30m. "Lost in the Dark." The gradually "Frightened King." dimming eyes belong to a man who is losing his wife as well as Wednesday 11 Cartoon Club-15m. his sight. When he suggests to a 13 Turning Point-30m. young man who ha been shang- "Lesson in liot Le:M. - haied- as a house guest that he See Page 9 for 6:30 a.m. to 6:35 11 Life With Elizabeth-10m, wants to buy his eyes, and the 6:40 8 Weatherword offer is refused, the young man 5:00 p.m. Daytime Log Listings is accused of stealing his ring. An 6:45 2 Patti Page Show unforeseen fate awaits the hus- l'atti does the "TidIllv Pat- band when he tries to regain his ter" and "The Tennessee Waltz" wife'S affection. 5:00 2 Barker Bill Cartoon Show alone; and "Side by Side" with 10:30 2 Clete Roberts-News 3 Wild West Theater the group. The group does as its 3 Arthur Murray Party 4, 10 Pinky Lee Show-30m. number "You Brought a New Kind of Love." 4, 10 It's a Great Life-30m. With Pinky Lee, .1yinee Shore and The two ex-GPs, Denny Davis 'ninny Brown. (Michael O'Shea) and Steve Con- 5 Cartoon Carousel-Con't Add COLOR to Your TV! nors (William Bishop) continue 6 Ranger Hal-90m. their job trying to sell vacuum -little %scats" and "Alias the New Multichrome television screen fitter adds cleaners, and wind up in a situa- Bad Man." color to any set. Attach in seconds. Instantly. tion which makes them innocent vivid color takes the place of drab black and victims of a gang of jewel thieves. 7 Make Believe Ballroom white. Glare and eyestrain are eliminated. With Al Jarvis, Guaranteed. Only $1.98. Send now. ElpecIfy In their attempt to help what they screen size, think Is "the law," they not only 8 News Window-15m. involve Uncle Earl (James Dunn), HOLMES COMPANY 9 Campus Club Box 581 Hollywood 28 but barely escape with their lives. with Cent. Norman.
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August 3 3 News and Weather-15m. 6 Rin Tin Tin-30m. 4 Jack Latham-15m. 8 Candid Camera-30m. 8 Jimmy Demaret—Golf 11 Sherlock kloImes-30m. Nicker a'rc Special guest, Gene Sarazen. The Red-Headed League," with Wednesday, August 3 11 George Putnam—News Ronald Howard and H. Marion Crawford, is the story of a portly "BEHIND LOCKED DOORS," Richard Carl- Los Angeles' popular commenta- forty-year-old red-headed pawn son, Lucille Bremer. (13) 12:30 p.m. A tor with the news of the day. keeper who calls Holmes to inves- detective's adventures behind the iron 6:5S 3 BoIlay Weather—Sm. tigate a league where just red- gates of an insane asylum. s7:00 2 U. S. Steel Hour headed men are eligible. "PARK ROW," Gene Evans, Mary Welch. Diana Lynn portrays the young (5) 2:CO p.m. A story of newspaper pio- and beautiful concert pianist who 13 The Visitor-30m. neering. Early newspaper days in New A young writer decides to look is under the strange spell of York of 1886. her guardian, played by Dan up a long lost love, who was an "FEMALE FUGITIVE," Craig Reynolds, O'Herlihy, in "The Seventh Veil." Inspiration for many of his Evelyn Venable. (7) 2:CO p.m. A "lady- Adapted for television by Arthur stories, and is surprised at what on-the-lam" melodrama about a lady phi- he finds in "Rendezvous." Arent, the story describes the at- losopher, and her murderer husband. tempts of a doctor, through the 7:45 4, 10 News Caravan-15m. 'ILOVE ON THE DOglE," Deborah Kerr. (6) use of narcosis, to delve into the John Cameron Swayze reporting. 3:30 p.m. The story of the efforts of a mental life of a young concert 7 Trovelin' Time-15m. coal miner's family to exist in poverty artist to get at the root of her Tips on vacation spots for Cali- and squalor. The daughter chooses the emotional problems. Little by lit- fornia travelers. easier way out. tle, the story of her past is un- "FEDERAL MAN," William Henry, Pamela raveled until the climax brings 8:00 2, 8 Frankie Leine Time-60m. Blake. (13) 3:30 p.m. Story based on the with it a surprising revelation. An (mur-long variety program drive against a powerful dope ring which 3 Disneyland-30m. featuring songs by Frankie Laine operated between Mexico and Los An- and guest stars. Laine's special geles. 4 To Be Announced guests tonight are Patti Andrews, "ALIAS THE BAD MAN," Ken Maynard. S Gil Martyn News-15m. vocalist; Jack E. Leonard, come- (6) 5:CO p.m. Story of cattle rustling in 6 Laurel and Hardy-30m. dian; Sinclair & Spaulding, dance the Old West. team, and the George Shearing "MAN'S COUNTRY," Jack Randall. (5) 5:30 7, 8 Wednesday Night Fights quintet. p.m. Ezzard Charles vs. Tommy "Hurri- "SLEEP MY LOVE," Claudette Colbert, Rob- cane" Jackson 3 The Dunninger Show-30m. ert Cummings. (6) 8:30 p.m. Story about Featuring world famous mental- the attempts of a man to drive his wife 9 The Ruggles-30m. ist. "Sharon and Jeff's Job." mad. 4, 10 Request Performance "PORT OF NEW YORK," Scott Brady, K. 10 Your TV Theatre-30m. T. Stevens, Yul Brynner. (6) 10:CO p.m. 11 My Hero-30m. 5 Broadway Playhouse Story of the men who guard the en- Robert Beanblossom (Cummings) 6 Edward Arnold Show trance to America and of illegal smug- and jus new invention an "elec- 7 Disneyland-60m. gling of narcotics into the U.S. tric nose opener" works by tak- Walt Disney, host, presents a "HITLER, DEAD OR ALIVE," Ward Bond. (7) 11 CO p.m. Ex-gangsters undertake to ing a whiff of a person and it salute to British author Kenneth opens the door. While in the midst Grahame with a showing of two kill Hitler for $1,CCO,CCO reward. of renting a whole floor of of- cartoon versions of his tales "The "LOST HONEYMOON," Franchot Tone. Ann fices to the Federal Farm Agency. Reluctant Dragon" an "Wind in Richards, Tom Conway. (13) 11 :CO p.m. he mistakenly takes the income Romantic comedy based on the embar- the Willows. - tax investigator for the represen- rassing circumstances confronting an tative of the Agency and in order 9 Baseball Warmup-10m. ex-G.I, who, while sieffering from am- to make a big impression he gives With Chuck Connors. nesia, married an English girl and be- a fantastic gross figure that the 11 All Star Theater came the father of twins. Thackery Realty Co. is supposedly In the home of the laines Lind- "RED DESERT," Don Barry, Tom Neal, making and when he discovers sevs several days before Christ' Jack Holt. (11) 11:45 p.m. A Western his mistake, the internal revenue mas. 1903, a crisis has arisen be- about a U.S. Marshal tracking down a murdering, gold bullion thief. man starts an investigation on tween make-believe and realism. the firm, with all the usual corn- James Lindsey (George Reeves) is "UNDERCOVER." Michael Wil, John Cle- ments. (2) 12:CO midnight. plications. a believer in "common sense," not 13 Paragon Playhouse fantasy; his wife (Anita Louise), When an impossible wish comes his young son Fitzjames (Tommy 5 Olympic Wrestling true, there are incredible compli- Rettig) and daughter Violet (Bev- With Dick Lane, erly Washburn) are on the other cations which are depicted in 6 Movie-75m. "Priceless Pocket." side. The children build a snow- man (Sdmund (;wenn) and when "Sleep My Love," with Claudette 7:15 3 Popular Science-15m. he conies to life, his charming Colbert and Robert Cummings. "Snake Venom." manner and simple philosophy 11 The Lone Wolf-30m. 7:30 4, 10 Matt Dennls-30m. fosters the idea that people must Mike Lanyard (Louis Hayward) Musical Revue. not worry over the past but look keeps an appointment with Carl 3 Top Secret-30m. to the future, which is much more Phillips at the Phillips Je.welry "Diet of Destruction" and "Zero fain. Finally, he even convinces Company. He arrives just in time for Murder." the Limiseys that there is a Santa to witness Phillips' murder and Claus in "Heart of Gold." the robbery of his store in "Rob- 13 Famous Playhouse-30m. bery Story." A young boy evading the police 13 Block Party-30m. finds refuge in a museum where A remote telecast in which a de- he meets an ex-convict also elud- serving person who has done ing the police in "Night in a something outstanding for hu- Muselina." Host and narrator Her- manity, will he honored at their bert Marshall tells the life story own home, with Jack McElroy as NEW of Herbert Maley, a seemingly in- host and emcee. curable thief, in "Split Second.' 9:00 2, 3, 8 The Millionaire-30m. A couple who live in constant fear 8:10 9 PCL Baseball that a closely guarded secret will 1.os Angeles Angels vs. San Fran- he exposed, seek to end their se- clusion once and for all when the cisco. husband receives a million-dollar MADE BY bonanza from an anonymous 8:30 3 Make Room for Daddy-30m benefactor in "The Story of lien HIGH VACUUM 4, 10 My Little Margie-30m. Fowler." My little Margie (Gale Storm) de- PROCESS cides to use the power of sugges- tion on her father, Vern (Charles Farrell), by playing records which state some of her ideas in "The flmerican Beauty Subconscious Approach." As usual See with Margie's bright ideas, this MACARONI PRODUCTS one has a broad comedy boom- "DECISION" erang. Vern loses his job for a ilk Another Fine Label Bank time and his boss, Mr. Honeywell, at has to cope with an Irate countess 9:30 P.M. Product! Save the Label before another bright idea does save the day. Nanette Bordeaux Is For Cash & Premiums! seen as the glamorous, though angry, countess.
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August 4 4, 10 Kraft TV Theater-60m. 8 Eddie Cantor Show A sr} fish brother maneuvers a Guests. Mona Freeman and Russ fast-rising pugilist Into a fight Conway. TV TIPS fraught with disaster in "in the "BATTER UP, MR. PRESIDENT," (4), Labanza." Phil (Dennis Patrick), 11 Flashback-30m, With Paul Coates and guests. 7:00 p.m. Senator James H. Duff ap- a newspaper editor, seeks to ac- pears to explain the ideas and sugges- quire a fame that has always 13 Decision-30m. tions presented at a session in Wash- eluded him, in his new role as a "Uncle Jack." ington, which was attended by leading fight manager. His boxer is his sports personal ities. own brother (Andy Sanders), 10:00 2 Lucky Lager Sports Time whom he matches with a clever of outstanding sports "PCL BASEBALL," (91, 8:10 p.m. Holly-. noundup wood Stars vs. Seattle. old-timer who has lost all ca- events of the week. pacity for compassion. Phil's "CLIMAX!" (2), 8:30 p.m. Bob Crosby and 3 Big Town-30m. His Bobcats are featured in "One Night fiance (Mildy Parks), a newspaper 4, 10 This Is Your Life Stand." reporter, is convinced that he has "STAR TONIGHT," (7), 9:00 p.m. Nancy over-matched his brother to sat- Ralph Edwards re-tells the life story of Army Captain Samuel W. Devlin stars in "My Kewpie Doll." isfy his own ambition, and pre- Featured in the cast are Joe Helgeson, cipitates aconflict that has ia Magill, who with a platoon of only 24 men bluffed the sur- Edgar Stehll, Paul Crabtree and Dor- impact on the two brother and othy Peterson. the outcome of the fight. render of a Nazi division of 20,- 000 in 1944. The largest group of "FOUR STAR PLAYHOUSE," (2), 9:3G 7 The Pall Mall Theatre-30m. friends and 'relations ever to grace p.m. Charles Boyer stars in "The Wild Bunch." A bookkeeper matches w its with the "This Is Your Life" stage an escaped convict in the Santo assembles to pay tribute to Capt. Domingo Mountains in the mys- Magill, including 19 remaining tery drama "Treasure of Santo members of the original 24 pla- 8 Danny Thomas Show Domingo," starring James Dunn. toon members. (See Channel 7 at 9p.m. Tuesday) Making his way toward the Mexi- can border, Matt (James Dunn) 6 Picture Window-75m. 9 Don Lee World News "Port of NVV, ark," with Scott w it h Ted MN ers, Bill Brundige cornes across a man who is nearly Brady. helpless as a result of a severely and Lee Wooà. sprained ankle. Matt intends to 7 Penny to a Million-30m. 10 Big Town-30m. kill him for his mule and sup- Bill Goodwin emcees a panel quiz 11 Ten-Thirty Tonight—China plies, but a tale of hidden fortune show in which contestants vie for sends the pair in' search of the $10.000 In pennies. Smith-30m, I'm!. 8 The Name's the Same-30m. 13 Criswell Predicts-15m, 11 Uncommon Valor-30m. Clifton Fad iman as M.C. 10:45 2 The Big News Saipan, together with its neighbor- 11 The Playhouse-30m. with 1111I Stout, Gil Stratton . ing island of Tinian, forms the and Ansin Green. key point of the Marines defense finest star-host Victor Joey play Enemy troops and indoctrinated a successful man whose smu 5 Wrestlers' Lament-15m, natives engaged in mass suicide wall of self-assurance crumbles in a crisis in "The Mirror." Dick I,ane, host, presents wrestlers by making death leaps from ridges who air their opinions. onto the jagged rocks below. In 13 Times Square Playhouse • "Saipan," we see that Saipan was 7 Baseball Hall 'of Fame "Iiiicky Harris." costly . . . it was deadly . . . it 10:30 2 was the beginning of the end, Clete Roberts—News 9 Weatherwise 13 — Kingalom of the Sea 3 International Theater ¡tir Arlington. A true adventure series of authen- 4 Douglas Fairbanks Presents 13 Playhouse 15-15m. tic, documantary films dealing In "The Genie Without a Lamp,' with many aspects of the sea, plus 11:00 2 Frees on Two-60m. live demonstrations by deep sea a Parisian girl and the genie of a A variety show featuring Paul lamp fall in love. He rolls hark divers, skin divers and others In Frees host, with Tony Romano, especially built tanks. time to save her grandfather from certain death. Joe Venuti and his trio, Chuck Chuck Bennett and Betty Taylor. 9:30 2, 3 I've Got a Secret-30m. 7 New--15m, With host and emcee Gary Moore, With Hank Weaver. 4 Eleventh Hour News-15m, With Jack Latham. 7 Nitecap Theater-90m. Its campus humor is an "Hitler, Dead qr Alive," with Ward Bond. education in fine comedy HOME CALLS ir 50 Including Parts with Our Ja of Iv Service Plan starring Ronald Colman 3 Phone RI. 9-0301 and Benita Hume TELEVISION INDUSTRIES 4031 WILSHIRE BLVD. Tonight at 7:30 pm LOS ANGELES 5, CALIF. on Channel 2 KNXT HINSHAW'S: ASSIGNMENT AMERICA ,e a CBS Television "MISS UNIVERSE" program KTTV, Ch. 11, 8:30 P.M. Bill Burrud Productions
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8 Your Congressman Reports 12:00 2 Late Show - Undercover," with Michael Wil 10 Weather News-10m. , and John CleMents. With Johnny Dow ns. 31icker Jaw 3 Late News- Thursday, August 4 11 George Putnam—News 4 Movie Museum Los Angeles' popular comp-Lelia- 12:30 "THE GUILTY," Bonita Granville, Don tor with news of the day. 13 Sandy's Sandman Movie Castle. (13) 12:30 p.m. Two sisters are rivals for the affections of an ex•service- 13 Owl Movie 'Behind Locked Doors,' with Richard Carlson, Lucille Brehmer. man, who suffers occasional loss of mem- "Lost Hone> moon," with Franchot ory and is later accused of murder. Time and Ann Richards. 12:45 4 World News "LADY WITH A LAMP," Anna Neagle, 11:05 8 Senate Report-5m. 1:30 2 Give Us This Day Michael Wilding. (5) 2:00 p.m. The story of Florence Nightingale. 11:10 8 Meet Your Mayor "STAGE STRUCK," Conrad Nagel, Kane 10 News and Sports Round-up Richmond, Audrey Long. (7) 2:CO p.m. 11:15 4 Cleve Hermann—Sports A girl seeking fame and fortune is mur- dered. Sister tries to find who-done-it. 5 Eye Witness Thursday "IN THIS CORNER," Scott Brady, Annabel With Iten Graue, Torn Hatten and Information Received From Stations Shaw. (13) 3:30 p.m. Story of an ex. Jay Elliott. Navy man who gets into the fight game Subject to Last Minute Change to make amends for his accidental kill- 8 Night Final Edition ing of an opponent, and how he stands 11 Racket Squad-30m. ground against bribes from local gam- A racket to gyp furriers and other See Page 9 for 6:30 a.m. to blers. dealers of exclusive apparel is "HEADIN' NORTH." (6) 5:CO p.m. broken in "Girl in the Mink 5:00 P.M. Daytime Log Listings "WHERE THE WEST BEGINS," Jack Ran- Coat." dall. (5) 5:30 p.m. 11:30 4, 10 Tonight-60m. "LONG DARK HILL," Rex Harrison, Lili Palmer. (5) 8:00 p.m. The story of a with str., Alton. 'Bed Desert,' V. Oh Don Bair, and man accused of murdering his paramour, 8 Night Final Edition Tom a fickle chorus girl and how his wife 11 Jackson Theater 5:00 2 Space Funnies-60m. stands by him despite the embarrassment "Mississippi Days," with J. Car- Dal McKennon with stories, games and humiliation of learning her husband roll Naish and Forest Taylor, and and first run Walter Lanz car- has been philandering. toims. "SALOME WHERE SHE DANCED," Yvonne De Carlo. (6) 8:30 p.m. 3 Wild West Theater "THEY CAME BY NIGHT," Will Fyffe. (6) 4, 10 Pinky Lee Show 10:00 p.m. A Scotsman becomes a mem- Thurs. Night, Aug. 4 ber of a spy ring and later exposes them. 5 Cartoon Carousel—Can't "DANGER FLIGHT," Marjorie Reynolds. (7) LIVE FROM HOLLYWOOD 6 Ranger Hall-90m. 11:00 p.m. Plenty of aerial action, with Little Itasca]. and "Headin' North'' gangsters after a payroll that is being flown through a serious storm. 8:30 to 9:30 Channel 2 Make Believe Ballroom "MURDER ON DIAMOND ROW," Edmund 8 News Window-15m. Lowe, Ann Todd. (13) 11:CO p.m. A mys- Gene Norman's Campus Club terious receiver of stolen goods, is fi- 9 nally captured by Scotland Yard with the 11 Mr. and Mrs. North-30m. help of a detective trying to reinstate Destiny Theater-60m. himself. "CLIMAX!" 13 "DANCING FEET," Ben Lyon, Joan Marsh, 5:15 8 Smokey Rogers Eddie Nugent. (11) 11:45 p.m. Society 5:30 2 The Little Rascals-30m. girl turns taxi dancer and teams up with bellhop who wants to be a hoofer. Frank Webb Show-30m. "THE BODY SAID NO," Michael Rennie, 4 Uncle Archie-30m. Yolande Donlan. (2) 12:CO midnight. "ONE NIGHT 5 Western Feature-60m. Mc West Begins, - w and Mackie (Kent TayloM finds lack ltandall. himself involved with a spy ring. STAND" 7 Jack Owens Show-40m. 5:50 2 Range Rider-30m. Music, fun and variety for the With Jock Mahoney and Dick The true story of how Bob Crosby whole family. West, Howdy Doody-30m. and his famous Bobcats give acon- 10 6:00 3 Beverly On 3-30m. 11 Boston Blackie-30m. 4 Jack Latham cert to save the life of their beloved 'Ube 'story revolves at mind the piano player. mysterious death of a irai sinon. 8 Curtain Call-30m. "T he Crystal Set." starring 9 Carton Express-45m. With Bill "Casey" Stulla, BOB CROSBY 10 Johnny Downs Show-25m. KTL A 11 Stories of the Century-30m. and his BOBCATS 5 "Johnny Iiingn." 13 Baxter Ward-15m. "CITY AT NIGHT" JOHN FORSYTHE 6:05 4 See Hear! 10:00 p. m. 6:15 6 Johnny Jet—Uncle Russ BOB SWEENEY artoons. 7 Hank Weaver-15m. CLORIS LEACHMAN 13 Mark Scott-15m. 6:20 2 Clete Roberts—News-5m. DONALD BUK A •FREE DOGS! 6:25 2 Tom Harmon—Sports-5m. 10 News and Sports your host With Lionel Van Deerlin. •FREE CATS! 6:30 2 Doug Edwards and the News BILL LUNDIGAN See the most wonderful pets in the worldl 3 Five Star Final-25m. PRESENTED BY 4 Movie Museum CALO PET EXCHANGE Movie shorts tell tng the birth of (Continued on Pare 24) with FRANK WRIGHT Thursday, 7:00 -7:30 P.M. CHRYSLER JACK DOUGLAS CORPORATION KTTV • CHAN. 11 Presents THE FO/?PVAIW LOOK "I Search for Adventure" CM° Al •-• Plymouth • Dodge • Dr Soir, MAR TS CALO TONIGHT—THURS. 7:30 P.M. EVERY' CAT {00D Chrysler • Imperial WHE RE K COP
Page Twenty-three TV-RADIO LIFE THURSDAY te LOGS August 4 - the movie industry and showing little known performers who light 4 Vaughn Monroe Show the movie halls of fame. 5 Joe Palooka-30m. 5 Handy Hints-30m, "Come Out Fighting." TV TIPS With Dorothy Gardiner and Ken 6 Western Marshal-30m. Graue. "PCL BASEBALL," (9). 8:10 p.m. Holly- 7 Lone Ranger-30m. • wood Stars vs. Seattle. 7 Early Curtain-30m. Talana, a inssion-educated Indian "SCHUTZ PLAYHOUSE," (2), 9:00 p.m. 8 Newsreel-5m, girl, returns to her home after ten Arthur Franz stars in "Too Late to years to be the first school teacher Run." 10 Channel 10 Showcase-30m, "BEST IN MYSTERY," (4), 9:00 p.m. 11 Cartoon Club-15m. to her people, only to face diffi- Brian Keith. John Doucette and Jean culties of divided loyalties be- Howell star in "Passage Home." 13 Turning Point-30m. tween her brother and the Lone "Man Across the Street." "DEAR PHOEBE," (4), 9:30 p.m. Peter Ranger. She discovers that her Lawford stars in "See You In Jail," 6:35 11 Life With Elizabeth-10m. older brother has stirred up un- co-starring Marcia Henderson. 6:40 8 Weatherword rest among the braves. He 6:45 2 Julius La Rosa Show-15m. promises that if she leads the The DeMarco sisters are special Ranger into ambush to be killed. guests and offer their rendition of he will quit his war plans and 8:30 2, 8 Climax-60m, "Sailor Boys Talk to Me," Julius settle down. She agrees, hut at the Bob Crosby and His Bobcats, one sings "Mobile," "The Breez and I" last moment remains loyal to the Ranger. of the top jazz combinations in and "You'll Never Know." the country, are featured in the 3 News and Weather-15,4. People in the News-15m. dramatic presentation. "One Night 4 Jack Latham-15m, 9 News Review-15m. Stand." Sponsored by Chrysler Corporation. 8 Patti Page-15m. 10 San Diego '55 11 George Putnam—News 11 The Open Road—Travel-60m 3 illery Queen-30m. Los Angeles' popular commenta- Lynn Rogers, host, presents film,. of Interesting places. 4, 10 Make the Connection tor with news of the day. An exciting panel show starring 6:55 S Bollay Weather-5m, Eddie Bracken, Betty White, Jim 7:00 2 Star Time Theatre-30m, 13 ISearch for Adventure McKay and Gene Klavan, Jim Mc- 3 All Star Theater Presenting Jack Douglas RS host Kay, as moderator, will intro duce Special 4 Batter Up, Mr. President and narrator with interesting two guests to the panel' whose films and adventurers from all lives have crossed in unusual The program highlights the re- over the world. and often humorous ways. By a cent movement launched by Presi- series of questions, it will be up dent Eisenhower to encourage to the panelists to discover the more young Americans to par- 7:45 4, 10 Camel News Caravan John Cameron Swayze reporting. pair of guests. ticipate in athletics in order to 6 Movie-75m. improve the nation's physical 8 Local Newsreel "Salome Where She Danced," with standards, and curb juvenile de- 9 This Week In Sports-15m. Yvonne De Carlo. linquency. Senator James H. Duff, 7:55 8 News-15m. one of the principals of the re- 7 Prize Award Theater cent White House meeting, ap- 8:00 2, 8 Bob Cummings Show-30m "The Other .lessie Grant," with pears to explain the ideas and Things other than flash bulbs Gladys George. suggestions presented at the ses- begin to pop when Bob Collins sion, which wa s att en ded by lead - (Bob Cummings) discovers that a ing sports personalities, Ben rival photographer "Alex," whom 11 "Assignment America" Grauer is the program moderator. Bob assumes to he a man and With Bill Burrud. Presented by ! Other noted sports figures appear- who has outbid him on potentially Hinshaw's Department store. ing are Col. Earl C. (Red) Blai, good accounts, is a lusc ious loo k- Willie Mays, Ford Frick, Gene ing young woman. It's the bottle 13 Olympic Boxing-1 /12 hrs. Tunney, Archi e Moore, Rocky of the sexes all over again when Graziano, Joe DiMaggio, Jackie Bob opens a champagne campaign 900 3, 4, 10 Dragnet-30m, Robinson, Johnny Mize, Wes San- to convince Alex that this is a Joe Friday (Jack Webb) attempts tee, Bob Mathias, John B. Kelly, man's world. Peggy Knudsen Is to break up an organized gang Sr., and John B. Kelly Jr. seen as the femme photographer of holdup men. One is taken into S Newsreel-15m, who refuses to be taken in by custody but breaks out of jail With Gil Martyn. Bob's blandishments. when another suspect enters with 3, 4, 10 Best of Groucho a machine gun. A city-wide search 6 ISearch for Adventure-30m. With Grouch° Marx, quizmaster. is made without result and a 7 Pontiac Playhouse-30m. 5 Movie Theater-90m. breitli in the case comes when "Delayed Action," with Sheldon the man who originally broke out Leonard. "I.ong Dark Hall," with Rex Har- of jail gives himself up. He sup- rison and Lily Palmer. plies the officers with Informa- 8 Liberace-30m, 6 Mark Saber-30m. tion which leadv to the apprehen- 9 The Ruggles-30m. 7 Home Owners' Forum-30m. sion of the other men. "Sharon and Jeff's Dinner Date." A program dedicated to civic and 7 Star Tonight-30m. 10 My Hero-30m. community betterment presents .Nancy Devlin stars in "My Kew- With Bob (Reanblossom) Cum discussions on subjects of vital pie Doll," in the role of Kitty mings. interest to Southern California Bird, a young bride more interest- residents, .with noted speaker on ed in movie heroes than her real- 11 Pet Exchange-30m, city government and planning, Ed life husband. Featured in the role Maienna. of her husband is veteran Broad- Frank Wright presents trick aril. 9 Baseball Warmup-10m, way, radio and TV actor Joe mals and offers free pets on to- With Chuck Connors. Helgesen. Others featured in the night's "Calo Pet Exchange." 11 Famous Playhouse cast are Edgar Stehli, Paul Crab- "Ace of Spades," starring Leon tree and Dorothy Peterson. Ames. An action story of a west- 11 Heart of the City-30m. 12 Gene Autry Show-30m. ern town where a man believes A prisoner named Rusty, in the An unusual set of circumstances the Axiom, "If he is true to him- state penitentiary for murder, goes makes a hero out of Gene Autry's self, he will 1w true to others." stir crazy, and is subdued by the comic side-kick Pat Buttram in 13 Star Performance-30m. prison doctor and warden. Steve "Outlaw Stage." "The ilea I Danger." Wilson (Patrick McVey), a friend of the warden, believes him in- 7:15 5 Popular Science 8:10 nocent and along with Lorrie dis- 9 PCL Baseball covers that he has taken a rap Seattle at Hollywood, 7:30 for the real murderer in order to 2 Halls of Ivy-30m. keep his sweetheart from being Dr. and Mrs. Hall (Ronald Cole- deported. How they help Rusty man and Benita Hume) are trap- • and get another scoop makes for ped in a mortifying situation an interesting climax in "Fall when Harry ;iolan an old buddy Guy." of President Hall's and now a BACKGROUND television personality comes to TO BATTLE 9:30 2, 8 Four Star Playhouse Charles Boyer stars as a business- lunch and they discuss the Si. Exciting man who marries an attractive (merits) sadly lacking of a play History Mods by an anonymou s author. The widow and discovers a few things Tonight - 8:00 he never knew—five, to be spe - author proves to be one of those cific— in "The Wild Bunch." present at the luncheon. • Boyer's five surprises consist of the widow's three boisterous chil- 3 Viva La Fiesta dren and their two very active pets. Featured are Noreen Nash,
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Natalie Wood, Gigi Perreeu and foul-play and investigates. A gei- B. G. Norman. ger counter and a serious blund- er on the pert of an enemy agent BEHIND YOUR 3, 4, 10 Ford Theatre—Drama save all three scientists in en Veteran movie star Edward I;. exciting. surprise ending in "The Robinson stars in " ... and Son." Missing Men." A conflict with his son over the TV SCREEN close relationship of mother and 13 Ten O'Clock Theater son reaches a climax when Rob 10:30 2 Clete Roberts—News Your TV set is a free ticket to a inson is faced with making a 7 Hank Weaver—News-15m. choice between financial power million dollars worth of entertain. and thy love of his family. Johnny Carson Show-30m. ment. It deserves the best of care for 5 Star Theatre-30m. 9 Don Lee World News more than one reason. It is proba- 7 Mercury Theatre-60m. I,ee Wood, Ted Meyers and Bill Rrundige. bly the most complex piece of equip- 11 Counterpoint-30m. ment in your home, and therefore will -The \Veilding," starring Richard 11 Ten-Thirty Tonight—China need occasional repairs and adjust- Roller and Sig Arno. The story Smith-30m. of a practical joker who traps a 13 Criswell Predicts-15m. ments to keep it in top-notch condition. murderer. 10:00 2 Johnny Carson Show-30m. 10:45 2 The Big News There is much more behind your TV Johnny Carson stars in a comedy - With Bill Stout, Gil Stratton and screen than meets the eye. A compli• va rietY program w ilh Barbara Austin Green. cated layout with hundreds of elec- Buick and guest artists. 7 Baseball Hall of Fame-15m. • tronic components has to develop app. 3, 4, 10 Lux Video Theatre 9 Weatherwise-5m. 19,000 Volts to feed a 21-inch screen. With Hi Voltage of that power any. S City at Night-60m. With Charles kilinglon. 13 Playhouse 15-15m. thing could break down in your set Tour in interesting institutions at any time. We all know that tele- Mr the city. 11:00 2 Frees on Two .sr,ct• show featuring Paul vision has become a NECESSITY over Frees as limit, vocalist Tony Ro- night; we all know that your TV set • Picture Window-73m. man. Joe VPMIti and his trio, "They fame By Night," with Will Chock Bennett and Betty Taylor. represents a more or less large in• Fr 1h. 3 Late News vestment and that it take a reliable Riptide-30m. 4 El h Hour News-15m. service organization to maintain and ••rii, Rest Y PP lack Latham reporting secure your TV enjoyment, preferably Orient Express-30m. 11 S Jimmy Fidler in Hollywood Two prominent atmoic energy at a sensible rate. scientists (Paul Cambell and Kurt ki•olyi.noil's popular columnist Kreuger) come from London to and commentator presents the lat- The wise thing to do is to make sure Munich to meet and work with est news and gossip about Holly- that your TV set is in good operating a third world-famous scientist wood stars. condition. It is better to be safe than whom they have not seen for many 7 Nitecap Theater years. The powers-that-be in East- F1'gill," with John Trent. to be sorry. ern Germany promise they can .1 hnily Downs. Call Television Industries at work together in peace for peace- RI. 9-0301. They will inspect your set ful uses of atomic energy. Amer- B Big Picture icon counter-intelligence suspects without obligation and write a parts 10 Weather News-10m. warranty for only $15.00 a year, on With Johnny towns. a two-year basis, covering all parts, 11 George Putnam—News tubes, transformers, channel selector NEW L. A. CITY I on ‘ngrics' popular commenta - or with news of the day. unit, speaker, and, of course, the large 13 Owl Movie picture tube, up to and including a ELECTRICAL CODE "Murder On Diamond Row." with 21-inch screen, regardless of make or Edmund Lowe and Ann Todd. Complete New Ordinance age. 11 :10 10 News and Spors Round-up From A-to-I Due to Become This warranty also incorporates a 11:15 4 Cleve Herman—Sports service agreement which provides that Law Early In August S Eye Witness all labor charges are to be limited to \voi, ken I.PIIIP, Toni flatten and a fixed price. 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, 6:45 2 Julius La Rosa Show 9 Baseball Warmup-10m. See Page 9 for 6:30 a.m. fo La Rosa sings his latest recording ‘‘I th Childs Lounois. hit "Domani." Other numbers tea- .5:00 p.m. Daytime Log Listings tiered are "Your Driving Mr 11 Racket Squad-30m. crazy," "Love Me or Leave ble,'• A vv ell-to-do niait is suckered into and 'joins the Debutones in "Hey gambling and is taken by crooked 5:00 2 Barker Bill's Cartoon Mr. Banjo." games. The checks he writes in Show-15m. 3 News and Weather-15m. payment are "Kited" and cashed The expose of "Kite High" makes 3 Small Size Sheriff's Club 4 Jack Latham-15m. for an interesting climax. 4, 10 Pinky Lee Show-30m. 8 Ames Brothers-15m. 5 Cartoon Carousel-Con't 11 George Putnam-News 13 Background to Battle 6 Ranger Hall-90m. 1.0s Angeles* popular commenta• Dramatic films of news events tor with news of the day, Little BasraIv and "Out lam v ot leading up to World War Il in- the Range." 6:55 5 Bollay Weather-Sm. cluding films of European his- tory. 7 Make Believe Ballroom- 7:00 2 Life With Father-30m. (Cont.) "Father and the Dancing Lesson." 8 Smokey Rogers-30m. 3, 4, 10 Sportsree1-30m. 8:10 9 PCL Baseball 9 Gene Norman's Campus Club 5 Gil Martyn News-15m. Hollywood Stars vs. Seattle at 13 Destiny Theater-60m. With Gil Martyn, Hollywood. 5:15 2 Space Funnies-45m. 6 Captain Z-Ro-30m. 8 Channel 8 Playhouse-30m. 8:30 2, 8 Topper-Comedy-30m. 5:30 2 The Little Rascals-30m. Topper, a, foreman of a jury. 3 Frank Webb chow 9 The Ruggles-30m. hurries the trial proceedings so 4 Uncle Archl• "The Twins Go Into Politics." he can attend a bankers' conven- 11 Success Story-30m. 5 Western Feature tion, but has to post ball for the convicted man when his wife, 'Rollin' West., v‘ Oh lev 13 His Honor, Homer Bell P. itter. Money is the root of domestic up- lienrieita Topper, becomes upset heavel in the house of Judge over the verdict. The convict be- 7 Jack Owens Show-40m. Homer Bell (Gene Lockhart). comes angry at being evicted from Music, fun and variety tor tin when the judge receives an un- his "three squares and free bed," whole family. expected sum of money. so the Kerbys (Anne Jeffreys and Robert Sterling) try to get him 8 Wild Bill Hickok 7:15 5 Popular Science-15m. hack in jail-and succeed in land- "Boy and Hound." "Flying Cadets." ing Topper there. 7:30 2 The Windows-30m. 10 Howdy Doody-30m. 3 The Whistler-30m. 11 Boston Blackie-30m. A domestic dilemma story of a neglected only child who runs Blackie (Kent Taylor) is con- 4 Meet Corliss Archer-30m. vinced a fall from a roller coaster away from home. Full meaning of Dexter ,s the director in a school is murder even though Farriday the child's action la brought home play whic ...• is to cast both pupils tries to convince him it is suicide. to the stunned mother when the and parents. When his friend husband places all the responsi- Judge Peters takes a role and 5:50 2 Range Rider-30m. bility on her. LVith Jock Mahoney and Dick the "ham" in him emerges. West. 3 Sportscene-15m. Friendships become somewhat 4, 10 Matt Dennis-15m. strained with Dexter in a very 6:00 3 Beverly On 3-30m. awkward position. 4 Jack Latham 5 Pride of the Family 6 Mr. District Attorney-30m. 8 Penny to a Million-30m. - flu. Woman Haters." 9 Cartoon Express-45m. 6 Beulah-30m. 7 T-Men In Action-30m. With Bill "Casey" Stulta. 7 Rin Tin Tin-30m. "The Case of the Iron Curtain," 10 Johnny Downs Show-25m. To the rescue of an old rnarshall with Walter Greaza, Louis Jean in a desert ghost town go flinty. Heydt and Ben Wright. A teleplay 11 Stories of the Century Musty and Lt. Masters when the which reveals how an American "The Younger Brother." venerable law enforcement officer named Sidney Tyler violated the 13 Baxter Ward-15m. is threatened with the loss of his Neutrality Act when he shipped 6:05 4 See Hear! property at the hands of outlaws. airplane parts to France to sell, in lee Aaker plays Rusty, and James turn, to a country behind the Iron 6:15 7 Hank Weaver-15m. Brown is co-starred as Lt. Masters. curtain. 13 Mark Scott-15m. 8 People In the News 10 Sport Time-30m. 6:20 2 Clete Roberts-News-5m. 9 Kings Crossroads-30m. Up-to-the-minute news in the 6:25 2 Tom Harmon-Sports-Sm. 11 Frank Fontaine Show world of sports. 10 Lionel Van Deerlin-News Featured guests are "The Bob- 11 Man Behind the Badge 6:30 2 Doug Edwards-News-15m. cats," "The Denning Sisters." With 'lost Charles Bickford in "Connie Haines" and "Aubrey and "Most Dangerous Game." The story 3 Five Star Final-25m. i:harles Fredricks." concerns a warden supervisor who A Movie Museum 13 Best of '55 goes hunting for the most danger- 5 Handy Hints-30m. "The ‘Vhistling Room." ous game, and finds the hunter With Dorothy Gardiner and Ken 7:45 3 Industry on Parade can often become the hunted. Graue, 4, 10 Camel News Caravan 13 Big Star Theater 6 Johnny Jet-Uncle Russ 8 Local Newsreel "-flu» Reckless Moment," vi it h 7 Action Theatre-60m, 7:55 8 News-15m, .h11111 .:, NillS011 and Joan Bennett, 8 Newsreel 8:00 2 Pantomime Quiz-30m. 9:00 2, 8 Schlitz Playhouse of Stars 10 Channel 10 Showcase A popular game of charades oi Arthur Franz stars as Bart Col- 11 Cartoon Club-15m. identifications with Robert Clary, lins, owner of a roadside diner, 13 Turning Point-30m. Dorothy Hart, Carol Haney, Rocky who gives refuge to a young miss "i Live You Trudy." Graziano, Jackie Coogan and Hans with an unknown past and pro- Conreid, ceeds to fall in love with her in 6:35 11 Life With Elizabeth-10m. 3 Soldiers of Fortune "Too Late To Run." The roadside 6:40 8 Weatherword-5m. Adventure series of two men who restaurateur's interest in his new perform difficult and dangerous waitress is not shared by his tasks all over the world. young assistant (Bobby Driscoll) and the escape of a criminal in 4, 10 Midwestern Hayride the area brings to light a facet Country music and variety with IC Lice of her past. Beverly Garland is a western flavor. featured as the girl. Others In the sgrFlnitie cast are Henry Rowland, Tony Aphids 5 Lawrence Welk-60m. Barrett and Stuart Randall. Bedbugs With Alice Lon, Jack Martin, Bob I.ido, Rock Rockwell and Larry 3, 4, 10 The Best in Mystery ISUITABLE Brian Keith. John Doucette and Hooper. Even for .lean Howell star in "Passage 50é KITTENs " 6 Soldiers of Fortune-30m. THE PAT OF PROTECTION Pat Une.Spot into dry coat on aspot litre of animal«. 7 Triple Feature Theatre 5 Western Varieties60m, toot-print onces week. This is the very last word . "Farnsworth Case," with John Doye O'Dell, host, with Eddie FLEA INSURANCE Agar. Dean, Roscoe Ates, Jimmy Wake- 8 Riptide-30m. r5',' MoSfei,' Jóan .• Barton, "Right Type of Man." Eddie Cletro, and the twin and the Y-Knot Twirlers.
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he'll probably come up with some- thing of note. In last week's Lifelines column by HOLLAND'S TUNNEL Evelyn Bigsby, Worthington Miner's new show. — The Challenge," was men- DUG BY JACK HOLLAND tioned. This is definitely the answer lo the need for something provocative and thought-provoking on TV. It's Everyone has by now had his say practically all of the Park was roped full of dynamite. And yet if it sells about the press preview of Disneyland off a half an hour before the TV show it will be a surprise. This one looks and everyone seems to avee that as and during the program. Naturally, as though it could he too hot for TV a showing for the press, it was a bit some arrangement had to be made to and yet it's something the public of a mess. But let it be said that clear way for the telecast, but this should he allowed to see. All sorts Walt Disney has wasn't the best way tu handle the af- of bows go to Miner and NBC for hav- created a real fair. ing the courage to make this film. magic wonderland On the whole, then, I still believe -at Disneyland. It Disney has a gold mine, that he in- is a mecca for vited far too many people for the pre- kids, an imagina- miere, and that I will have to go back tive and thorough- WHEE!! again sometime if I'm to get any idea ly remarkable un- of all the things Disneyland has to 100% White Dupont dertaking. Nothing offer. should take away the credit from Dis- As a last thought, It wasn't nearly ney for this park. as unfortunate that the press got DACRON properly shoved around. It was far Now for the press side. It's true that worse that so many excited young- sters had to go home seeing very little. the members of the . * PILLOWS so-called Fourth Estate got in for free, Warner Brothers unveiled its new as did their families. It's true they Regularly $3.95 each TV series at the studio recently and dined for free, got rides (?) for free.. the entire affair was beautifully man- But a preview is usually designed aged. Here are a few candid observa. FOR TRE 1 to give the press a thorough chance lions: Clint Walker, who stars in to see what goes on. Reporters went "Cheyenne." is going to be a very pop- PRICE OF to the Park to write about the rides, ular guy once the series is released; the concessions, the facilities, the Park great care is being pot into each of itself. This was an utter' impossibil- the three segments — "Cheyenne." ity. In this columnist's case, I took "King's Row." and "Casablanca": three youngsters. We arrived at one- Anita Ekberg, who stars in "Casa- FOR thirty in the afternoon and left at blanca." is going to be plenty hot; 99 ONLY PFruitclel eight-thirty. During that time we got Paul Stewart, who directs "King's on the African river boat ride and on Bow," is going to deliver a corking the Autobon. We stood in line for series of shows—this man knows how (Tax & Delivery Included) three-quarters of an hour to take the to direct as well as act; Warner's is Mark Twain steamboat and lust as we taking longer to film its series than • Guaranteed Washable got to the gate, we were told there most TV shows lake but the time will would be no more rides because of the probably pay off in better productions; • Soft as Down TV show. Okay, so many others were the studio isn't kidding about going • Non-Allergic disappointed, too. into TV—it's in with no holds barred; • Moth Proof It was impossible to get on any of this will be another sock hit for ABC, • Mildew Proof which releases the program in Sep- the,rides at Fantasyland because. of • Comfortable the long lines. Most of the features tember. in Tomorrowland weren't ready. As for The Wally Cox ruckus at the Dunes • Cool the dining part, we stood in line for in Las Vegas shouldn't be such asur- • Non-Matting an hour for dinner and a half hour prise. With all the hullabaloo, most • Quick Drying for ice cream. It was incredible that people have forgotten that before • Luxurious Wally was a TV hit he was a night club flop. It's surprising, though, that • Lovely NEXT WEEK the Vegas spot didn't check into his • Light Weight, 18x26 act more before he was hired. When • Pink or Blue Flowered A Cowboy and his Horse will Wally got another week's trial, many Ticking be on our cover next week. It were slightly amazed, considering the won't be Roy Rogers or Gene Au- statements issued when he was fired. • Long Lasting try, either. Strange-as-it-may- The only comment this tunnel has to First time ever offered at this seem, it will be Ralph Edwards. make is. that in view of the fabulous low, low price! Read the unusual story on "This prices paid performers in Las Vegas, Compare Anywhere! Is HIS Life." it certainly behooves them to deliver Mail Today Other exclusive stories will ap- some hefty material. Nobody should pear on "Musical Chairs," David me paid $11,000 a week. as Wally was Limited Time Offer Starling, Sam Hayes, Sue Carson, given, unless he is prepared to come SAPIN PROMOTIONS Ed Reimers, and Jock Mahoney. through with an act worthy of that 2828 ALTA TERRACE As always, TV-Radio Life fea- LA CRESCENTA, CALIF. tures the latest news and reviews Most people are still wondering Here is my remittance of in the TV-radio world, plus the what the MGM TV series will consist for pair(s) of most complete and up-to-date TV of. Al least, the out-of-town press 100°/e White Dupont Dacron Pil- and radio logs for the entire who visited the studio for some infor- week. mation about the television plans lows at only 5.99 for each 2 pil- came away completely uninformed. lows. Iunderstand that sales tax Be sure to pick up a copy of Perhaps it is too soon for anything and delivery charges are included "The Best Dime Buy In Town" at definite to be consummated, but there in the purchase price. "our market checkstand the next ought to be some kind of news for a time you are shopping. series as important as this one should Name Remember Ralph and his horse be paid $11.000 a week, as Wally was will be on the cover. MGM's TV entrance is concerned is Address that Leslie Peterson is in charge. He Page Twenty-eight certainly knows his TV and radio so City TV-RADIO LIFE JULY 29, 1955 Label talk Pick of the By TERREA LEA By Aubrey Dahl Have you ever been to a Label Bank market •"appearance? Well, if you haven't, you are missing a wonderful I joined 'the throngs to Disneyland one Sunday morning and as a result chance to win Label Bank products or a couple of Sundays ago, and I want Hayden is obliged to resign. His wife then commits suicide in a fit of dipso- a wonderful prize. That's right, each to tell you this dream-come-true, this week, through the magic kingdom, this enchanting fairy- mania, and, Hayden, spurning the of- fers of sympathy and help from his courtesy of their land for young and former flock, degenerates into a skid- many fine spon- old really has ter- row bum. He is just about through as sors. Label Bank rific parking facil- ities. The paving a man when hé is redeemed by his gives fifty giant is smooth, the at- love for Viveca Lindfors, the blind bags of their prod- tendants are cour- daughter of a slums preacher. Miss ucts to twenty-five teous, and if you Lindfors is a good actress, but she has lucky people. Each happen to arrive little chance to prove it here. lucky person gets late and have to two bags contain- "Secret Behind the Door." (9) July park f ive miles ing each of the 30, 9:30 a.m. Joan Bennett, again, and away, you get a Label Bank prod- still mixed up in violence and intrigue. ride on a little bus- ucts. This means She marries Michael Redgrave, only to train right to the almost 100 points discover that he has a morbid interest entrance. I was to start that Label Bank account. We in murder and might even be plan- surprised to discov- also- have some merchamdise prizes ning hers. She runs away and then er that this ride is free. I guess Dis- including a portable Motorola radio. goes back, for some reason, but I'm ney's business head isn't all It's This is the new 'Runabout model that pretty sure she's alive at the end. This cracked up to be .. . he could get at comes in six beautiful decorator col- is thé second run of a first run. least a dime for it. ors. And, for one of you ladies who "Lady Chaser." (7) Aug. 2, 2:00. has been postponing the luxury of "The Reckless Moment." (13) Aug. 5, Funny title, eh? automatic washing due to a space 8:30. This 1949 Walter Wanger produc- problem, we have a new Westinghouse. tion is a fairly typical murder and Laundromat. It is portable and only blackmail thing, which is given a twenty-five inches wide. degree of distinction by Max Opuls' To register, all you have to do is imaginative direction, and -a generally TRAIN go to the market and get your ticket. tasteful production. Joan Bennett's No purchase is necessary. Then come daughter, Geraldine Brooks, has been TALK back Saturday for the drawing and dallying with an unsavory character plan to do your weekly shopping who starts things off by dying in Miss while there, because you'll find won- Bennett's Balboa home. Joan tries to by derful values, especially on Label hide the body, but her deception is Bank products. discovered by a group of blackmailers, "Engineer" headed by James Mason. who attempt If you are shopping in the market Bill Stulla to shake her down. James falls for the during the week you have a chance to beauteous Joan, however, and finally receive an extra gift. There are alarm winds up extricating her from the clocks at all of the check stands. One mess. The picture was shot at the ac- alarm goes off every hour at different tual locales concerned in" the story— This week, our "Cartoon Express" Intervals. If the alarm goes off at the Balboa and Los Angeles —and the caravan is going to be way out in stand when you are checking out, you Van Nuys at the Thriftimart Mar- will receive a certificate good for a whole affair has an atmosphere of detached reality which distinguishes ket, 11763 Sherman Way. I'll be free gift from the Label Bank. it from the run 'of whodunits. bringing out "Little Moe," "Little August 6 I'll be at Stellino's Market Schmoe" and "Large Moe," to give at 13763 Inglewood Ave., in Haw- "Outpost in Morocco." (5) July 31, away and I'm looking forward to thorne. I'll sing some songs as well 7:30. George Raft is an officer in the meeting and shaking hands with as award the groceries and prizes. I'll French Foreign Legion and becomes every one of my San Fernando also tell about how you can earn over enamoured of the Arab chief's daugh- Valley Roundhouse Club members. 300 nationally advertised premiums by ter, Marie Windsor. The chief is plan- See you there!! saving labels from almost 400 grocery ning war on the Legion, however, so If you were in a railroad freight items you are now buying. If you you can see that Marie suffers alcon- yard and you heard a trainman us- haven't sent for your Label Bank pre- Diet of loyalties. Anyway, there is an ing the expression "Crowning Him." mium' catalogue do it now please. attack, the - garrison is beleaguered, he would not be talking about hit- Write to Label Bank, Dept. TVRL, 727 natch, and everybody is getting pretty ting someone on the head. When N. La Brea Kve:, Hollywood 38, Calif. thirsty when there is a cloudburst. this expression is used it means at- And here's a reminder to tune in to Those Legionnaires plan things mighty taching a caboose to a freight train KXLA Monday, Wednesday and Fri- carefully, I can tell you. Well, Raft when the train is made up. day at 11 a.m. for my radio program. performs heroically, of course, but he /n next week's column I'll be tell- Then on Friday at 3:30 p.m. tune to doesn't get the girl... as he actually ing you how to "Skin Your Eye" KHJ-TV, Channel 9, for the teleVision says at one point, "It'll never work ... and also about "smoking in." See if show. It's the first quarter hour of you and Icome from different worlds." you can figure out the meanings be- Bill Stulla's Parlor Party following If they don't like it here, why don't fore then. "Queen for a Day." I'd like to invite they go back where they came from? On our Channel 9 show we've you to come down to the show in per- The film was shot in Morocco a nd been having an awful lot of fun son; too. Studio 3 and no tickets are director Robert Florey has mercifully with our fine new American Flyer required. See you there? concentrated on action and scenery, Layout. It sure is amazing to me That's about all the news there is all of which is quite enjoyable. that all of the American Flyer cars for this -time. se. bye for now. "Journey Into Light." (13) Aug. 2, look so much like their real-life big 8.30. This 1951 release makes a soap brothers on railrca.ds throughout the country. Also, don't forget that SAVE LABEL BANK opera attampt to examine a man's re- ligious redemptiqn and I'm afraid that we will be giving a complete Amer- PRODUCT LABELS people of religious conviction will be ican Flyer Layout away at Thrifti- Mart this Saturday. FOR VALUABLE more offended than heartened by it. Sterling Hayden is a minister whose PREMIUMS alcoholic wife interrupts his services Page Twehtv-nine JULY 29, 1955 TV-RADIO LIFE
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It looks as though "Clizriaxl".is deter- mined to scare its viewers during the .,§ 'Pit's Week in rli hot spell and make them forget about the tempeaatures. First they gave us ..<.,e,.«. ,..ee.%«...«-.,.(,-..0-.•.«.,e,,,e,,0-.,p-Aer..ce,,,ef,e•-.,6,,0-.4",,G-,..6.,,e,,e-44.-&-A.exep- "Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde" now they haveda>Trankenstein" on tap ... Cathy telt he should be paid for his personal Crosby has put her schoolbooks down In & Out of Focus ( General appearances. fer show biz training. Instead of re- Guirnment AFTRA, the radio-TV union for act- turning to school in Switzerland next ors, has finally taken its first step to term, she'll be on the road singing with a name band.... Latest of NBC's clamp down on actors making gratis -Great Churches" Scores daytime colorcasts is the "Howdy appearances on TV shows. Rules and Doody" series which will be beamed in regulations governing such appear- tint starting September 12. "Great Churches of the Golden West" ances are being prepared by the na- celebrates its 200th telecast July 31. tional board. The union feels that if If Roy Rogers appears vague these These remote telecasts originate from an actor appears free on TV, whether churches representing the six major days it's because his production com- it be live or film, he is depriving an- pany has initiated "compressed" tech- Protestant faiths throughout the the other actor of a job. city. nique and is filming four scripts simul- It's reported, however, that AFTRA taneously... Sidney Miller must like Since the program's debut, KTTV has may follow the action of the SAG the other side of the camera, he directs taken its viewers to 160 different (Screen Actor's Guild) insofar as his fourth telepix for the "Damon Run- churches. (Services from some of the actors who own interests in pictures yon" series ... Marion Ross is due for larger churches have been televised on are concerned, and may grant such more appearances on "Front Row Cen- three or four occasions.) waivers. ter" when she finishes her "Proud and Reverend Clifton E. Moore, narrator How this new ruling will affect cur- Profane" movie stint. rent "plug•my-picture-for-free" TV ap- of the series, says reaction to the pro- The incomparable Victor Sorge has pearances will be anyone's guess. for gram is deeply gratifying. He cites the been signed by CBS. Agreement in- the plug tie-in is natural and obvious group of polio patients at the Rancho cludes two special, one-hour, typical with or without compensation. Los Amigos who are in accord that the one-man performances as well as Sunday service they all want to watch guest appearances on other net shows. is the "Great Churches" telecast. Many Cox Comes Through . . . Dinah Shore kicks off her Fall elderly people who can't travel to opener from Flint, Michigan, at the church have expressed their apprecia- Flint-O-Rama where they expect a tion for these services. The Wally Cox incident was finally unsnafued last Wednesday night. Via ctowd of 150,000 people. "Great Churches" has received let- direct report from the Dunes Hotel, we One of Milton Berle's colorcasts next ters, unsolicited funds, awards and covered Wally's crucial appearance. season will be a satire written by Gore many other accolades for their fine July 20, which determined whether or Vial in which Berle will be starred program. And it looks as though 200 not he would be re-instated lo fulfill with Tallulah Bankhead. It'll be di- is just a passing mark in their long his four week contract with the Dunes. rected by Cyril Ritchard. Berle's ideas and expected years of future telecast- Wally, as you undoubtedly know, ing. on what constitutes a good TV pro- was fired after three performances be- gram have certainly changed. .. cause his act flopped with a resound- Someone finally got the "Range Rider" Bible Appeal ing thud. Letters, wires and phone off his horse. Jock Mahoney has been calls poured into the Dunes protesting made an Honorary Member of the the management's action. They de- Those who saw "Toast of the Town" Commander Amphibious Group Four, cided to give Wally another chance U. S. Atlantic Fleet. last week have had an opportunity to and let the audience be the judge. react to the appearance of Mrs. Cath- Ballots were issued to the guests be- If 'ou want to hear some solid Dixie- erine Kreitzer, of the "$64,000 Question" fore show time last Wednesday and land music be sure to catch Bob Cros- fame, reading Bible passages on a va• after his two evening performances by's "One Night Stand" on "Climax!" riety show. there was a total of 962 votes cast, August 4. Story is based on a true-life Ed Sullivan plans to have Mrs. three-to-one in favor of reinstating incident of a former Bobcat. Bob, inci- dentally. "imported" six ex-Bobcats for Kreitzer return as a regular guest on Wally. the "Climax!" stint. . .Parke Levy, "Toast" starting in October. Sullivan "Mr. Peepers". of course, had revised who doesn't like the water, received explained: "Mrs. Kreitzer is a warm, his act. The previous material that a sail boat from his wife appropriately earthy person and I feel her presence flopped so miserably was an old act titled "The Bride." Maybe Parke will on the program, reading passages from he had used at the Greenwich Village start writing about his wife instead the Bible, will be of great spiritual Vanguard four or five years ago. of his mother-in•law in his "December value to the country. We certainly Wally's revised act was a satire on Bride" series. M. R. can stand more knowledge and teach- himself. Facing the audience with a ings from the Bible during these con- bundle of newspapers under his arm, fused times and I'm happy to he able he read the "small print" telling of his Educational Channels to afford her, this opportunity." firing and had a pretty chorus girl Viewers are the ones to finally show the guests the egg he had laid. There are thirteen educational TV judge whether Bible readings are in- He said he had visited the other stations under construction, according congruous on a variety show. Appar- night clubs to see what had been to reports from the National Citizens' ently Sullivan doesn't believe there is wrong with his original act, and while Committee for Educational Television. any conflict. on his tour he picked up some sage advice. Mario Lanza advised him not All but two of the new stations will to show up at all, and a fetching chor- operate on VHF. The proposed video AFRA Clamps Down ine suggested that he don a croupier outlets are scattered throughout the apron and manage one of the tables country. However, none are slated for Last April TV-Radio Life covered the for the hotel. the West Coast. controversy of "free" TV appearances Whether the Dunes will press their by actors to plug their pictures. The $25,000 misrepresentation suit against Canadian Tint lid was taken off the boiling pot the William Morris Agency, who when Frank Sinatra refused to appear booked Wally into the Dunes, is at Color television will not be test• on an Ed Sullivan show to plug "Guys present a nebulous po,int. and Dolls" unless he received com- launched by the State-operated Cana- There's no doubt, however, that pensation. Frank was not in the mood dian Broadcasting Corporation until Wally Cox is back at the Dunes to ful• for any trade deals. As a performer he the fall of 1956. And at that the ini- fill his four-week's engagement be. tial colorcasts will consist of programs Page Thirty cause the guests voted him back in. produced live or on film in the U. S. TV-RADIO LIFE JULY 29, 1955 new c II letters August 1st
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Garbo on TV? It Could Happen RECORD By Bill Weber
Hard ridden horse operas and other Gene Autry films for showing on KHJ tired movie sagas now coursing across and WOR in New York. Over a year the nation's TV screens may soon be ago O'Neil bought forty foreclosed turned out to permanent pasture. pictures from the Bank of America, Garbo, Harlow, Janet Gaynor, Wally establishing a policy of showing one ea, picture every night for a week's run. Berry, John Barryrnore and other ae 64 This has paid off in no uncertain screen greats of past and present may By ANDY MANSFIELD terms—or. "-the proof of the pudding appear in motion picture classics on is in the profits." And that should be (KFI, Monday thru Friday, 8:45 a.m.) TV screens as the possibility loomed Saturday, 9:30 P.m.) this week that release of old pictures a potent nudge to any profit-minded ent.0>tiett‘2"i4eu.9-4,9Y-0-.,0"ne',..0",i-0-e-dxe. on shelves of major Hollywood film movie maker. studios may not be too far distant. What About Pay TV? Fuel for the fires of nostalgia were provided this week with the avail- Impetus for such speculation took a Another angle that might bestir ability once again of many unusual step nearer reality with the announce- movie-makers is the growing aware- and historic long-play records on the ment of purchase of Howard Hughes' ness that TV, rather than hindering Heritage label. The whole series ar- RKO by General Teleradio for $25,000.- box office appeal of pictures, can also lived on the market just in time to 000 (and that's cash!). Nearly 600 old serve as a gimmick to stir TV fans program many of the selections on our RKO pictures will be released for TV from their easy chairs in the direction showing. new NBC Network program. TURN of theatres. Hollywood promotion men BACK THE CLOCK (NFL 3:30-4:00 Major studios have been sitting are fast catching on to the sales value p.m., Monday through Friday). firmly on the policy of withholding old of teasing TV viewers by exhibiting pictures from TV screens presumably clips of about-to-be-released pictures Heritage is to be commended for its on the basis that a TV-viewer who can on major telecasts. variety and quality of the selections, command an array of top pictures by many available for the first timé. For the flick of a dial will hardly turn out Also in the realm of crystal-gazing instance there's "TRYOUT"—a series for screenings cf new pictures at is the effect of General Teleradio's of private rehears- neighborhood theatres. policy on pay television. Final returns al recordings and on whether or not the American TV actual perform- Availability of RKO product for TV fan will pay for entertainment on his ances by KURT is the first break in the solid line of home screen are not yet in, according Hollywood majors against release for to polls and other discreet inquiry now WEILL (piano and TV. Whether this factor will cut any score. But whatever the final result vocal) and IRA ice with MGM, Warner's, Columbia, on this debate—one thing's for •sure: GERSHWIN (v o - 20th Century-Fox and others may be audiences will pay to see their favorite cal), features classified as crystal-gazing. stars, whatever the vintage, as may be songs from "ONE Buys Other Property seen from attendance of Garbo's "Cam- TOUCH OF ille" now playing in Los Angeles area VENUS" and However, the hard facts are that neighborhood theatres. Thomas F. O'Neil, General Teleradio "WHERE DO WE GO FROM HERE?" president and head of Mutual Net- And it just might be that a chain Technically, these work, has long championed the idea reaction from General Teleradio's pro- are not of hi-fi quality, but rather of films on TV against the live pro- posed release of RKO pictures may were recorded prior to the opening of gramming of NBC. CBS and ABC. It eventually bring Garbo to your home the shows in the privacy of the com- was O'Neil who recently plunked screen. Stranger things than that have posers' studios. As such, they are down 51,500,000 for Roy Rogers and happened in TV! unique to the point of overlooking any flaw in the recordings, for they were recorded so that the producer could have some idea of the music.
"GERSHWIN PLAYS GERSHWIN" is another Heritage LP which is histori- FREE TRIP cally priceless, giving one pause to re-evaluate the original songs of George Gershwin through his own de- TO HONOLULU lightful piano interpretations. Memo- ries of "Oh, Kay!" (192S), "Lady Be Good" (1924) "Tlp Toes" (1925) be- Vacation trips to Hawaii and Las come a living reality once again, as Vegas, plus hundreds of Merchandise does the actual speaking voice of Gershwin with Fred and Adele Astaire Prizes, are being awarded right now to singing and dancing on these private recordings of the roaring 20s. . . . Lucky Listeners of KBIG, Your Other LPs in this composer's series spotlight the songs of W. C. Handy, Catalina Station. Harold Rome, -and the very funny Comden and Green all singing their r- -f own musical successes. For information how you too may heep Your dial at 740 for ' "IF I'M ELECTED" is a nostalgic panorama of our times, with the ac- qualify for aKBIG Prize, ask for full- • Names of Lucky Winners tual voices of our Presidents—and color KBIG Mermaid automobile their opponents—from 1892 to the pre- • Music You Like sent, beautifully tied together by the sticker at any Golden Eagle Gas •Just Enough News narration of JOHN CAERADINE. Again. as is to be expected, many of these Station; or write KBIG, Avalon, Calif. • and the Right Time early recordings were crude waxings from speeches in political campaigns, dinner speeches, etc —but one gains a clearer insight into the political aims a& each and what will happen "if I'm Page thirty-two elected." —A.M. TV-RADIO LIFE JULY 29, 1955
stringed instrument which he cannot play with exceptional skill. If he wishes, he can "bring down the house" at any time. gar, îe inspire the Pen The Maphis's come from southern West Virginia, and their progress to their present status has been fraught Chester Neely, Long Beach It has beautiful dialogue, thanks to with many hardships and heartaches. John Dietz, I suppose, a good plot, a This is just a general gripe against Mrs. H. H. Derr, Long Beach grand message, without being preachy, commercials that are on too long, cut In all the years I have listened to and is so all-around refreshing that in programs too much, and fthe com- Al Poska and Carroll Alcott, I have mercial itself is dull they hire an- I wonder the colleges do not make it a regular assignment for their psy- never yet heard either mention any- nouncers that succeed in making it thing about his family. Do they have chology classes! And although the twice as boring. families? Those of us who listen con- stories are serious, they even have stantly to our favorites would like to Iwish more companies would adopt humor in the right places. In plain get acquainted with their families the song-and-cartoon type commercial English—they are great! like Ford, Hamm's Beer, and Bank of just a little. Amprica; these kind you remember Al is still a bachelor and lives with his and enjoy. Instead they I'ave a car Ralph D. Bent, Compton sisters; Carroll has one grown-up daugh- ter, Lucia. salesman come out, show you twenty Among the many thousands of per- different cars, tell you they'll be sold sons in the entertainment world, there by a certain hour that day, show you occasionally rises someone whose tal- that you can save "hundred and hun- ents and personality make them out- dreds" of dollars, tell you they'll prac- standing among their contemporaries. tically give the car away, then flash In the field of Western and Country a phone number countless times, and music today, there is a couple who before you realize it, ten minutes of fall in this category. I speak of Rose the program are gone, and you've re- Lee and Joe Maphis. membered absolutely nothipg. Rose Lee and Joe are both excellent Carroll Van Court, Los Angeles musicians and singers. As you un- doubtedly know, they are seen weekly I haven't written for a :ong time, on "Town Hall Party," KTTV. They TV•RADIO LIFE'S but Imust tell people, one way or an- are on radio and they record for Co- other, what a swell program they are lumbia. In addition, they both write FAN PHOTO CONTEST putting on now in "City Hospital," 7 songs. p.m., KNX, Thursday nights. I'd hate WINNER for the Rose Lee's principal talent lies in to miss it, and some of those, what her ability to sing a song as though "JOE GRAYDON SHOW" Lloyd Douglas calls in his novels, "So- ciety Doctors," or any other pompous she were living it. On many songs, is MRS. PETER ROSS she can make the listener live it with medics who imagine they have learned 3931 E. Third St. her. all there is to know about the profes- sion, could learn something useful in Joe Maphis Is rightly called the Long Beach 14, Calif. this fascinating program! "King of Strings." I know of no
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11:15 p.m.. 11:30 p.m. and 11:45 p.m. —the final stanza concluding at mid- night. The night news editors monitor the battery of teletype machines right up Radio in Review until seconds before airtime, making sure that the latest and hottest news is scheduled for the "News-Wheel" broadcast. KHJ's mail room was confronted One can literally turn on KHJ-Radio with a fishy problem. Seems as For Love o' Mike /General at any moment one chooses, in the Comment / though a "Queen for a Day" fan aforementioned time bracket, and by caught a prize trout and shipped it to simply staying with the program for a vacationing Jack Bailey. In place of Radio Ramblings full fifteen minutes enjoy a complete 1he decomposed trout, however. Jack'll newscast without missing a thing. reecive the following note: Victor Young replaces vacationing Percy Faith ()e "On A Sunday After- Dear Jack Bailey: noon" ... Herb Shriner introduces his "I'll admit that the thought Your Texaco Dealer presents Hoosier Boy harmonica at the National was really quite nice, Association of Music Merchants con- But the trip was too long with too little ice." —M.R. vention next week .. KNX has big plans for its thirty-fifth anniversary A FULL next September .. . a day-long birth- Dorothy and Dirk day planned for September 10. REPORT Local radio stations might heed the NBC gives us a bit of the Western ON THE fact that Ziv has purchased the Doro- flavor starting August 1 with their thy Kilgallen-Richard Kollmar radio WORLD OF new "The Larro Roundup" starring Don Stanley. who'll present top West- series. "Dorothy and Dick," and it's BASEBALL .. available for distribution in this area. ern and country tunes. ... In the clas- sical realm. Eileen Farrell guests on This husband and wife program has "Telephone Hour" this week. .. . Not- been successfully broadcast on the ed pediatrician Dr. Benjamin Speck Eastern airlanes for many years. has been signed to a long-term con- tract by NBC-TV, and it is hoped be- - Town Meeting" Touring cause of the importance of his pro- grams that the net will also air the "America's Town Meeting of the series on the radiolanes. Air" began touring in 1941 with a Here's a cooling thought: NBC will schedule of half a dozen originations again carry. the Tournament of Roses outside New York, its home base. Since Parade. January« 2, 1956.... "Romance then the program has originated in of Helen 'Trent" starts its twenty-third forty-two states and fourteen foreign year of broadcasting. The series was countries, and been attended "in per- originated and has been produced by son" by almost a million-and-a•halt Frank and Anne Hummert since its persons. premiere day in 1933. .. ."Face the An all-time record of out-of-town Nation's" July 26 interview with Gen- originations is expected to be estab- eral Carlos P. Romulo has been record- lished this year. The demand for these ed in the Congressional Record. . . . originations by local, regional and na- tional groups is currently at its peak, and it is expected that the total for TENDERLEAF TEA presents, 1955 will be between forty and forty- five remotes. Absorbing drama, "Meeting" is the only network radio the latest news, fascinating program regularly touring the United feature stories States. The ABC-KABC program chalks up its 200th guest city appearance loorio ,to. of special appeal to Sunday. July 31. when the broadcast emanates from LaFayette College in INENDY WARREN 'M NEWS Easton, Pennsylvania. The subject dis- cussed on this commemorative broad- 3lon.-Fri., 9:00 lo 5:IS A.M. east will be "Outlook for Our China Dial ICSX CBS Radio Policy."
Norman Takes Over Exclusive interviews A feature story on "On A Sunday with sports headliners — colorful Afternoon" appears on page 47 of this reporting of the latest games — issue. Several changes have occurred on the program, howeYer, since the scores and predictions. Featuring story went to press. Lucile Norman the nation's top sports reporter, replaced Joan Weldon as the fern co- who knows his sports because he star and the Mellomen Quartet didoed played them. for the Pied Pipers. Monday thru Saturday Rolling News
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*Indicates News Broadcast (tout.). ;:15—KABC—Know tor Schools. 1 * n eCesesw & Reporter.ti T BA—To Re Announced. 1 KM KW—Bill Garr Shot. IWWB—Rosary Hour. —KABC—Russ Records. KIIJ—Game uf the Day: (till 5:00). ;:5 -, erKABC—Newit. K N X—Itonia nee. A —KAISC—Pla tte r Show. S Kt-I—Monitor (8-10 ). 0—FLABC—Back to the Bible. KHJ—Basil de Soto. KBTQ--Bandstand - Grand- Rn—Jerry Lawrence (cont.). 0 K Hall Party. K N—Noliert Q. Lewis. stand (till : p.m.). KHJ—Frank Evans tcool .1. KliFJ—World Bible Society. KIWI—('atalina Bandstand KRIG—Catalina Bandstand *KNX—News. KILI—Army Hour. (to 6:30). (cont.). KBIG—Catalina Bandstand. KNX—elst Precinct. KFAC—Saturday Showcase. KFAC—Masters in Miniature. *KFVD—News. KFAC—Evening Concert. WKFVD—News, Recorded Music KGEJ—Muslc Festival. KFAC—Musical Masterpieces. K l'W11-31usical Program. KRIS'S—Morning Melodies. KFWB—Sports: Erik Paige. KFWB—Larry Finley Time KMPC—Baseball (cont.) *KXLA—News. liABC—Platter Party. (till 6:30) 8:05—K LAC-0ene Norman. KG F.1—World Bible Soviets. ti :05—KABC—Ira Cook. KliER—Saturday Concert. It :15--KGFJ—Dot 31e3 ers. II :•!5—KNX—This I 'tenet e. *fii AC—News. KliFJ—Today in Sports. 8:30—K ABC—Eddie Cantor Show. 11 :30—RN X—Do It Yourself. KM P('—Story Circus. KM PC—L.A. vs San Francisco KFL KESD—Nlusle for H KPOL—Kids' Bible Club. KFVD—Shopping Life.. KPOL—Light, Camera. Music Folks. K RKD--Messianic Hour. KG ER--Aetion. K XLA—Music. KID—Sounding Board. WK W— Latin American *KURD—News. 4:05—K NN—Mel Baldwin. KNX--Carlton Hayes Orch. Rhythms. KV. KW—La Hora De Los KFOX—Melody Time. KNIVB—Jazz - West Toast. KLAC—Stoek Report. Angeles. KMPC—Johnny tirant. :55—KNX—This I Believe. :15— K ILI—Music. K Kai—Lawrence Welk. :15*KHJ—Frank Heminew a Y. 11 :45—K XL.A—W estern Music. RA BC—N cwt. Reporter. K VW B—Beke M Show. KGER—Sayor Sings. 9*KIM—News : Larry Chatterton (011 9:30). 1 li*KAB(—News Reporter. KliCJ—Musical Moments. KNN—Disk Derby. 4:30—K11.1—Frank Evans. Kt. FJ—National Guard. KCI—Noon Farm Reporter. KFOX—Sleepy Stein Show. K 1.A( '—Alet Cooper. It LAC—Dick Haynes. 'LIU—Baseball trout.). KMPC—Nlajor League KNIPC—Business and World WKNX—News. KM PC-1..A. vs San Francisco Seorebna rd. New,. K BI(i—Catalina Bandstand KPOL.-51usical Comedy 9:05—KABC—Ballads. KNLA—Sacred Records. (cont.). Theatre. K11 PC—Music You Ordered. :CO—HMI—Answer Man. 11 FAT—Luncheon Concert. 11:45—KNX—Today in I..A. 9:15— K A BC—The Todd Trio. 8:30—KILL KEN:NI—Ha ten of Rest KFVD—Courtesy Ches rolet. KM Pf' —Angeles Scoreboard. KHJ—Answer Man. KBIG—Catalina Bandstand. KGER-11 orbi Tomorrow. WKRKD—News. 9:•15—K 11.1-51usic. *KFVD—News ,k Views— KGFJ—Moods In Music. irin—ktel —Point of Law. 9:311—K ABC—C.11.0. Viewpoint. eadwell. WKI.AC—News Peter Potter. e—KFI—Polka Party (till I). KR—Andy :Mansfield. FILER—Voice of China. KPOL—Ttime For Norma. WK N—Bill Keimetilly - Netts. (11 1/2 lire.) K0FJ—College of Div. Science. Tunes. KII10—( ,atalina Bandstand RHJ—Monica Whalen. KM PC—Dick Whittinghill. K ALA—Music. (contd.). K NN—lioor (lit Parade. K 1411,—America it Masterpieces 12 :05—KABC—Ara took. KCVO—Recorded Mush% K FWB—Musica I Program. KKK'S—Breakfast Chili. I :I 5—K Fl—Farm and Home ShOW. KG ER—Aubrey Lee. K SI PC—Da me Time. KV. KW—Bob Mercado. KIN X—Farm Reporter. KGFJ—Musical Re% cries. KNLA—Cliffie Stone. :45—KCAC—Cnity Viewpoint. KM17.—Top Teen Tunes. *1.131 PC—News: Johnny rant. 9: 1.5—K ABC—It's Your Business. Vy LA—Motile. 1:!:30—KNN—Phiria Norman. KR/CD—Ten 'Fop fuites. KM—Here's in Vets. 8:55*K A 11C—News KFWB—Rob 3:15— K FW11—Erik Paige. *KART—KART News. KI,N1)--Recorded KNN—Today In Ims KELP—Music. kti filt—('h,irch World News. 5:3II*K N N—Tom Harmon. 10 TIME FOR MUSIC KLAT--510 II lob (to 4:110 ). 5:45—K11.1—Social Security. WKN X-111 Ill'Clock Wire. KRKD—Hit Tunes. *KN X—Frank liOSS. K FAC—Trossroads of Music. AND NEWS It :45—K FI —Motorist Melody lune. KLAC—Sam Baiter. Sports. :551ry•N%-1..ocal Newt. 9:00 a.m. to 630 p.m. *K .4114%—.News Reporter. "ART LABOE SHOW" Kn.—Monitor (till 3I. e*RABc—News. NEWS 10 MINUTES BEFORE 1 KI1J—Baseball (con t- )• KHJ—Hawaii Calls. The THE HOUR KNX—Mel Baldwin. KNX—This is Loe Angeles. 10 P.M.-4 A.M. Mon. thru Sal KFON—Western Hit Parade. KFVD—Rerorded Music. Kt. ER—Manhattan Melodies. KFWB—Larry rialey Time. SATURDAY KGFJ 1230KC KI.F.1—Itendrzvous With Music KIIPC—Bob Kelley. Sports. KKK')—Polka Time. 6:05—K ABC—Platter Show. -1%o School Today. KWKW—Hora de Los Angeles KFAC—Hi Fl flour. I:05—KABC—Ira Cook. • —Ales Cooper. 9 — KARL Feet. I:15-1ileWit—.611.,enau 0:15* ISM PC—World News. *KS X—News-1011 Shade'. Hollywood Stars sa 6:31)—K.Ute—Dr. James Infield. K1110—Catallna Bandstand. Oakland. KHJ—Lombardoland. KCAC—Morning Concert. *KG ER—World News. KNX—Ballance's Best. RUER—Bethany Prayer KMPC—Rill Stewart. KFAC—Ballet Time. Th• po.n,sus ,, on on Chapel. 1020 1:30—K ABC—Ira Cook. *KCVD—World News Roundup. Kt.FJ—Time for Mush.. WKILI—Sid Fuller. KFWB—Strictly From Dixie. KC% IS—Art La ÉNIP Show. K 11 PT—News, Dick wig FA D—News Roundup K51 PC—Today's Races. KFWB--Larry Finley lime. Whit Hoehn'. ((adwell). :55*KNN—News. (till 4 eau.). KRKD-51odern Melodies. K0Elt—L.B. Band. 10 :95—K AISC—Disaster. 9:05—K N X—Story 51a st er. —RABC—Layman's Hour. KMP(`—Bill Stewart. 10 :15—KNX--Carroll Alegre. KFOX—Sattirday Swing. KFI—Monitor. WKNI.A—News ; Music. 7 la :30—K ABC—Lawrence Welk. :15—KNX—So This is Radio. KHJ—Edmundo Ross. KWKW—Teddy Fregoso Show. KFIJ--Quaker City Capers. K0ER—hour of Expeetaney. RN N—Two for the Money. I:45—KIHJ—Basil De Soto Show. N X—Phil Norman. 9:3W—K ABC—Breakfast (lob K I't N—Johnny titis show. I:55—KBIG—Tause for Alarm. K 11 •—Dance Time. Review. Ft 1 111—Recorded Mush% KIM—Forward March. 41)*K News. ▪ t.C.1—Flesta 1 1 ' A nt —Freddy Martin KNX—Gunsmoke. KHJ—Frank Evans (till 4:Mt K 51 PC—Major League Warm. Treas. Show, K CAC—Concert Grand. Milli—Catalina Bandstand. lip. KCl—Monitor. ISCVD—Record Room KFAC—Saturday Matinee. ::05—KM PC—Baseball: *1‘11J—News--Wheel. (to 11:30). KFVD—Harlem Matinee Senators so 'ricers. *WINN—News. Janis Itili Ph 311) . (to 4:00). :30—K ABC—Dr. time Bartlett. II :111— RN X—Sports. K 1,A( Peter Potter. *Kt:En—News: Proudly We Klel—Tes Ritter Show. 11:15—KN X—M oulin Rouge Oral. KP0L—Bob Scott. Hall. K FJ—Hollywo9d House 11 et5.—K Alit —Musical Interlude. K WK W—Festly al With Finn. KI:F.11—Musical Matinee. It — La weeny. Welk. • UN LA—Sacred Records. K 11PC—Dugout Dope. KIII ;1—rtYP; itp Melodies. K FI—Monit or. 9:45— K 11J—Basil de Soto. KPOL—The Wilshire Hour. KNX-51r. District Attorney. KM PC—Dance Time. KXLA—Music. KKK'S—Tops in Pops KFVD—Thurch of life. II :45—RN A—Dance Orcestra. 9:55* K ABC—News Reporter. (till 4:45). 1 BC—Piat.ter Party. KWKW—Teddy Fregoso. KFI—Doye O'Dell Show. 2:05 — K ABC—Saturday Platter Show HJ —Ne ws 'I :15—K3IPC—L.A. vs San Francisco K N X--Memory Lane. Itch NX—News. K BI 0—Cat aline Kandstatid K POL—Hallre Music Hall. aturday fírecasts (cont.). KWKW—Norm Palmer Show K CAC-11 roncert Stage. (till .. 5). K ER— Rev. Emma Taylor. :3I—KNN—Mel Baldwin Show. WHAT'S PLAYING KliFJ—Musical Portraits. *-1(1‘ ABC—News Reporter. "GAME OF THE DAY," KHI. 11:CO a.m.. Pittsburgh at Cincinnati. K PC-8111 Stewart to 1:15. K Fl —Jerry La w retire. "PCL BASEBALL," KMPC, 1:30 p 1,1., San Francisco An- K WKW—Teddy Fergus.. KM—Frank Limns (cont.). at Los geles. le :15—K11.1—Basil De Soto. K1111 i—Catalina bandstand. K RHO—Dr. Richardson. KGE —Jolt 71 Brown. 16 :?5WKNX—News. KMPC—L.A. ts Sate Francisco WHAT'S BACK 10 :30—K F1J—Phonorama Time. • K PO L—Tacit Turner. 21st PRECINCT," KNX, p.m. The drama program resumes K Mk—Galen Drake. :115- 11t'1 11C—so Lords.. Platter Shaw with the story of "The Pail." K FA( '—Curtain ('alla. KN X —Mel Baldwin Show K FOX—Top Twenty Tune.. a„ (cont.). WHAT'S SPECIAL K tl PC—Bill Stewart. 1 391B—K100.—Houiebuilders New;. "THE RAMS-FORT ORO GAME." KHI. 8:15 p.m. This it the K POL—Merehants Quiz. 3:30—KART—Music. 10 :45—KGER—Rev. Le Roy ROM KFAC—Accent on Strings. kick•off for 1955 professional football. lu :35—h ILI—Baseball Warman. 3:45--KNX—Mel Baldwin Show Page Thirty-five KELI—ItevJewlog Stand. *SABC—Monday Headlines. ILEX—Our Miss Brooks. 8 »MI—Opera (cool.). KEVD—Eddie Robinson, Jr. KIM—Evening Serenade. RADIO Logs for SUNDAY, JULY 31 HOER—Bible Treasury. KNX—Summer in St. Louis. EGEJ—Jive at Elie. HEAC—Sunday Concert. *Indicates Newscast. 11:15-101J--Land of the Free. »PC—Baseball. IWO E—Church of Christ 3:BA—To lie Announced. 11:30—KFI—Monitor (to 5:30 p.m.). HOWL—Chinese-American Scientist. ILIIJ—You Were There. —EABC—Morning Song. Show, HEWS—Presbyterian Church. ENE—World Music Festival. SWIM—Westminster Church. HGEJ—New Hope Church. 8 KEI—Funny Paper Man. »OR—First Christian ELHJ, KERB—Wings of :05—HABC—Christians in Action. *ILEAC—News; Gene Norman. Church. IIMPOs—Hour of St. Francis. Healing. HERE—All Saints Episcopal 5:15—KMPC—Baseball: ENE—Salt Lake Tabernacle. SPOL—Sunset Serenade. KWKW—Haple Chapel. Church. 5)31)*KABc —George Sokoisky. 8:15*KABC—Paul Harvey. KBIG—Cat alina Bandstand 11 :45-11HJ—Across the Blue Pacific. (to 6 p.m.). KFI--Shirley Thomas. KMPC—Hour of St. Francis HEAC—Liberal Catholic Hour. 143*KABC—News Reporter. EHJ—Lutheran Hour. :30—KABC—Sammy Kaye. REVD—Rev. Beatrix Pagan. FLEI—Monitor (cont.). *KNX—CBS News; Sunday KFI—Oliera (con't.). HEWS—Funnies. *SHJ—News. Desk. KW—State of Neon. HOER—Helen Markham. ESCQ—Bandstand - Grand- »VD—Sunlight Mission. KNX—Gary Crow., Show. SOFJ—Mornirm, Almanac. stand (till 6 p.m.). IMEJ—Moods in Music. ILMPC—Senator Ruchel. *KLAC, KW» —News. HBIG--Catallna Bandstand. EMILE—First Church of 8:45*KOFJ—News. BEIT—Religibus News KEVD—Grace Memorial the Nazarene. »PC—Freedom Story. Reporter. Church of God. »LA—Lincoln Ave. Church. 8:56*KABC—News Reporter. SPIT—Morning Deiotions. EGEJ—Anybody's Hit Parade. 5:45*KABC—Prii ate Wire. ABC—M editation, Moderns, RPOE--Biblical Research Hour ELPOL—Victory Baptist Church e*SABC—Dick Wesson, News. 9 —KKFI—Opera (con't.). KRIM—Record Shop. HERE—Maestro D'Amico. Eli—Monitor. *IMJ, ILERE—Newspaper of REKW—Fifteen Top Tunes. 12 :05—KABC--Romance in Music. *KM—Forbes Report. the Air. :15*KHJ—Bill Cunningham. HEX—Mitch Miller Show. KNX—Juke Box Jury. :05--KBIG—Children's Church. SPDX—New Hope Baptist Ch. »AC—Catholic Hour. SPEC—Ivory Portraits. KFAC—Family Hour. 12 :30—KAlit:—Trinity Hour. *SEOX, EXLA—II.P. News. HEED—Union Rescue Mission. 8:15—KABC—Showers of Blessings. KIIJ—Song Fellows. *ILEAC—News; Listen Los EFAC--Federation of ELEVD--Hellenie Greek Hour. Churches. EGER—Earl Opt.) Sings. ROER—American Soul Clinic. Angeles. HERD—Gordon Browning KGEJ—Musical Digest. ILEPC—Easy Listening. EGEJ—Armchair Concert. Show (till 3:00). SMPC—Start to Live. EMPC—Baseball (cont.) 9:15—KABC—Mexican Daydream. HERE—Christadelphian Ch. SWIM—Portuguese Hour. HEED—St. Germain Founda- BIEJ--Fulton Lewis. 12:45—KIM—Let Freedom Ring. tion. :30—HABC—Back to the Bible. :30—KABC--Light & Life Hour. 12 :53*KNX—News. All—Meet the Press. KFI—Jump-Jump. HERE—Milt Nava. —HABC—Dr. Charles E. Fuller. 8:05—KM PC--Easy Listening. 111111—Men's Corner. ILEIJ, ILENE—Back to God. 1111—Mont tor (con 't. ) KEWB—Paris Star Time. RN X—Invitation to Learning. ARJ—Guy Lombardo. :1&—KABC—Centrai Alarm. ELFAC--Ca tholic Topics. RAE—Woolworth Hour. KM—Success Story. REVD—Church of Christ. EMIG—Catalina Bandstand. REVD—Recorded Music. SEER—Tales from Magic ILEAC—Sunday Theatre. REED—Record Shop. Land. :30—KABC—Mi.key Katz Show. ELEVD—Latin American All—Monitor (cont.). RGER—Bible Treasury. Rhythm. KG EJ—DiN ine Science. RUER—Oral Roberti. 1111J—Dean Clarence Manion. »PC—Challenge to Youth. SGEJ—Serenade to Afternoon KFUE—Dluner Music. HPUL—Church of the Air. EPOL—Eusic of Italy. KEWB—Musical Program. :45—HOER—World Literature. »SD—Romance of Travel. ROBE—Lutheran League. EGEJ—Goodwill Visitor. KEIZ—Top Teen Tunes. KRIM—Sunday Pops. 9*KABC—News Reporter. KEE E—La tin American EVOE--Bible Center. /LEI—Reading from the Bible. Rhythms. SERE—La Voz de la ETU, BEE_M—Radio Bible 1:15.—KEWS_Baseball Prof eels. EVERY 016111-9 30 to 12 P M. Class. Hollywood Stars vs »LA—Gospel Hour. *KNX—News. Oakland. 8:45—KW—John T. Flynn EMPG—Dance Time (till 12:00) KBIG—Catalina Bandstand. KM PC—Dugout Dope. SEES--Your TV Column. 9:45—HAI—Behind the Iron SEAC—Sunda) Morning KRIM—Gordon Browning :55*KABC—Newz Reporter. Curtain. Concert. Show. —KABC—Town Meeting. — (1% erseas Assignment. KFVD—Clem Davies Ministry. 1:30—K114—Nick Carter. 7/ KFI—Opera Is for Everyone. 10 *M--I:Lichfield Reporter. KEER—Al Jarvis (till 1:13). SFOX—Top Fifteen Tunes. EMJ—Magie of Music. REES-1 Story. *KLA(.7—News. KLAC—Jim Ameche (to 4:30). ENE—Gene Autry. KHJ—Hour of Decision. HEPC—Vance Graham. Francisco at L.A. EFAC—Hi Fl Concert. *ENE-10 p.m. Wire. • HERD—Sunday Serenade. HPPC—Afternoon Concert. KEVD--Holmes Ave, Seventh ILEAC—Gateway to Music. HEKE—Italian Hour. KELA—Church in the Barn. Day Adventist. *REAC—News—Who Know si :05—KABC—Message of Israel. —KABC—Voice of Prophecy. EMU B—Musical Program. SNE—University Explorer. 2 This? K 11—Monitor (con't.). BEUX—Bell Full Gospel. 10:15-11ABC—Musie by Mantovani. HEAC—Christ tinily. KIIJ—Rin Tin Tin. HOER—Dr. Gordon Palmer. BEI—Mayor Poulson. 946—Kkl—Christian Science. *KNX—News. *KM PC--_News ; Easy Listening. KNX—Carroll Alcott News. KNX—Look to the Skies. ILEVD—Phillipe Temple EPPC—Evening Concert. »ER—Report from State HOER—Victor Young. Church. KWKW—Pan American Hour. EGEJ—Spotlight Parade. Senate. EGER—World Tomorrow. 7:15—HFWB--Let's Talk Politics. 10 :30—KABC—Revival Time. :30—KA liC—Romance In Music. RGEJ—Hollywood House HEI —Eternal Light. :25—EMPC—Baseball Scoreboard. Eli—Sunday Evening Concert. »J. &FEE—Voice of Presents. :30—KFI—Opera (con't.). RGEJ—Blue of Evening. Prophecy. »EA—Church of God. SHJ—Richard Haves. ERJ--Olobal Frontiers. RN E—Hmvard K. Smith. 2:05—KNX—Philip Norman. ENE—The Whistler. NE—Face the Nation. KEUX—Temple of 2:20—KIM—Sound & Round Society. HEOX—Pentecostal Church of SEWS—Echoes of Eden. Enlightenment. 2:30—KABC--Church in the Home. God. 10 :35—ALAC—Spotlight On Traffic. REVD—Reviewing the News. ELM—Masquerader. *SEWS—News. 10 :45-11MJ—Music. EGEJ—Peoples Independent KNE—On a Sunday Afternoon ROER—Dan Gilbert. —KABC—Voice of Divine Church. KG ER—Colonial Tabernacle, ILGEJ—New Hope Church. 11 Guidance. SLAC—Peter Potter. KGEJ—Say It With Musk. 1LMPC—Easy Listening. API—Supervisor's Report. SPOL—Joe White. ILMPC—Baseball. SERE—Proudly We Hail. *KHJ—News-Wheel. 9:45—KNX—Chonginc Times. SPOL--Sunlight Mission. KEE A—Church of Open Door. *ENX—News. RELA—Music (to 5:30). It*EASC—News Reporter. 7:45—SFEB--Romary Hour. *KLAO—Gene Norman. :45—KEVD—Christian Science. ELGER—Bethel Reformed 1.1 :15-11E1-8th Army Band. *ILEI—Herbert J. Mann. »PC—Baseball: *ELM, KEE_M—Newspaper of Church. ANN—Straw Hat Concert. 2:55*KNE—News. 7:55*ENE—News. 11 :25*ELBIG—Southland News. the Air. —KABC--Dr. Billy Graham. IME—The Leading Question. EBIG—Catalina Bandstand. J 11E1—Monitor (con't.). KEVD—Shalom Israel. EHJ—PublIc Prosecutor. HOER—Radio Revival. RNR—Jack Linkletter's Teen SGEJ—Illts of the Week. Club. SMIT—Ira Cook Show ESIG—Indianapolis Auto unday Pe casts SERE—Mastro D' Arnie°. Race. S »LA—Continental Serenade. REOE—Assembly of God. 50 :015—KABC--Romance in Music. ILEVD—Your Spiritual Hour. 10 45—K11—Hometown Happenings. HOER—John Brown. WHO'S GUESTING HHJ—Christian Science. SLIFJ—Musie in the Aix. "NATIONAL RADIO PULPIT," KFI, 7:CO a.m. Dr. Edmund A. »OE—Angelus Hour. KM PC—Baseball (cont.). HERE—Paramount Ballroom Steimle, professor of homiletics at the Lutheran theological 10:215-11/4X—This 1 Believe. seminary in Philadelphia, Pa., speaks on the topic, "The Idle *11BIG—Sport News. 3:30—KABC--Heraid of Truth. Word." 10 :30*HA BO—News Reporter. HEI—Monitor (till 5:30). API—World of Books. *III1J—Rob Considine. "MESSAGE OF ISRAEL," KABC, 9:36 a.m. Rabbi Frederick I. KW—Frank & Ernest. ILEVD--Youth Rally. Rypins, Temple Emanuel, Greensboro, N.C., speaks on *KNX—Capitol Cloakroom. HOER—Temple Time. "Through Nature to God." EGER—Chosen People. 3:45—KW—Sports Time. "CHRISTIANS IN ACTION," KABC, 10:05 a.m. Reverend Laurence »PC—Songs of Faith. 4*KABC—News Reporter. C. McHugh, S. J. discusses "The Untouchable Bond." Melodies. Eli—Monitor (cont.). "CATHOLIC HOUR," KFI, 11:CO a.m. Anton Peg Is, author, educa. 10 :35—KA BC--Romanee in Music. KHJ—Stratford Music Festival tor and philosopher closes this series. He stresses the need of KNE—Juke Box Jury. 10:45--KEI—Calif. Senator's Report. philosophy to synthesize the findings of the various sciences, EHJ—Songs of Devotion. ILEAC—Musical Masterpieces. ROER—Dr. Dan Gilbert. REVD—Bible Study Hour. as requested by Pope Pius XII in a recent address to the Pon. 10:55*ENR—News. ROER—Old Fashioned Revival tif ical Academy of Sciences. —RABC--Romanee in Mimic. Hour. 11 »I—Catholic Hour. IMEJ—Harlem Jukebox. WHAT'S PLAYING IMJ—Keep Healthy. KM PC—Hits & Airs. "INVITATION TO LEARNING," KNX, 8:30 a.m. Robert Frost, Col- SPOL--FIgueroa Church of *KNX—News. lected Poems. ESIO—Catalina Bandsand. Christ. »PC—Cinema Classics. "WORLD MUSIC FESTIVALS," KNX, 11:30 a.m. Excerpts from »AC—First Methodist Sir Thomas Beecham's final concert at the 1955 Bergen (Nor- Church. HERE—Rosita's. »VD—Hollywood Baptist Ch. 4:00--KABC—Pilgrimage. way) Music Festival, modern Norwegian works played by the EGER—Church of the Open 4:15—BRILD--Sunday Pops Bergen Symphony under its own musical director Carl Gara- Door. (till 6:00). guly, and two works of Grieg. Among the numbers is "Royal EGEJ—Sunday Showcase. liMPC—Baseball. Hunt and Storm," and "The Trojan March." 11:111PC—Music City Show 4:30—KABC—Eings of Healing. "OPERA IS FOR EVERYONE," KFI, 7:00 p.m. Today's presenta- (till 1:15). REVD—Church of Christ. HOEJ—Visit With VI. tion is the second part of "Tristan and Isolde." HPOL—Baptist Church. "BEHIND THE IRON CURT‘IN," KHJ, 9:45 p.m. Your host, John EXEA--Squeskin' Deacon. ILLAC--Alex Cooper to 8:00). 4:45—REVD—The Quaker Macskil , H. Tobin takes note of he latest tourist lures being offered I1:05—ENX--Kathy Godfrey Show* E*ICABC—News. by commie countries. Page Thirty-six £71—Monitor (cont.). conducted by Sir Thomas Beecham, a song recital by Elisabeth TV-RADIO LIFE JULY 29, 1955
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IS:10—KI1J-31elaehrino Strings. IL11 —Mujor League *KRUM—News -Tope in Pops. »:13-11.1.1J—Cevil Brown. Baseball M thru F (till 0). till 4:30. Don't miss WK010, KIWPC. RPOL—News. 1.1:15WRABC—Paul Harvey News. KWKW—Norm Palmer Show. :30—BABC—My True Story. KFI—Calif. Agriculture. till 3:43. HST—Starling's Lady's Book. *KM—Cedric Poster. KNLA—Continvotal Serenade. "SERENATA KHJ—Nornia Young. *RN X—Nelson Meltunch. :40—KX X--Fred Robbins Show. KNX—Helen Trent. 12125*KBIG, KRICD—News. 1:45—K11—It Pays to tie Marries! KFWB—Al Jarvis (till 12:30). 2:55— KFI—N ewe; & Weather. Kt.IER—John Brown. 11 :30—KABC—Sani Hayes. MEXICANA" WHFI—Local News. KHJ—Scoreboard, KIEV—Lawrence Welk. KIIJ—Jack Wagner Show. WILNX—News. KLAC—Peter Potter. 6-6:30 A.M. KPOL—Bob Scott. NX—Art Linkletter, 11—KABC—Eddie Cantor Shun. KWKW—Festival With Innis. KBIG—Catalins Bandstand 41,4 KF1—Dick Sinclair Show. (Cont.). XIA--Joe Nixon. KHJ—Stand By For Marie. Mon. thru Sat. KFOX—Welcome Neighbor. EN X—Phi lip Norman. 0:45—K SX--Our Gal Sunday. Kl'Oe—Bible Class. with Dan Reveles :55—KABC—WhIspering Streets. KBIG--Catallna Bandstand KFWB—Bob McLaughlin'. (('ont.), *KFI—Mid Morning News. and you'll wait for Clubtlme. *KGEG—Good News In Music. 10—K11—Art Baker. Et, KR—World Tomorrow. KGFJ-31usle in the Air. "Fiesta Latina" • KF311—Newspaper et KLAC-570 Club. *K LAC, KYLLA—News. the Mr. K3.1.A—Musle. KOWL—joe Adams Show. K N X— Road of Life. 11 :40*K ABC—George Putnam. KPOL—Tacit Turner. 7-7:30 P.M. KFAC—Coneert Stage. KFWB—Bob meLavisiin's 3:05—KFAC—Key hoe rd Styling*. WKFOX-41.P. News. Clubtlme. 3:15—K11,1—Melody Manor. KGFJ — 1230 *KGER—News, Earl Lee 12 :45—ILABC—Mildred Younger. KN X-11n roes* Ravee. KGFJ—Slusical Portraits. KFI—Fibber McGee and KGER—Roger Carroll Show WKI.M.—News; Peter Potter. Molly. (to 5). *Indossoes News Broadcast. *UM PC—NeWe Ira Cook *IS FAC—Dick Joy, News. KS LA—Tom Brennen Show. IBA—To Be Announced. (till 11:00). 12 :55WKI1J—News. 3:25WKHJ, KFX111-11ve Star News. Club. ▪ WSW—Teddy Fregoso. di—KABC—Breakfast WK Wit W —News, Sports Now & 3:30—KABC—Han k Weaver Show. BEI—Johnny Murray 10 :05—KFOX —Sentimental Journey. 5 mln. bet, each hr. & hr. 10 :15—KABC—Witen a Girl Marries. KIT—Tuns Back the Clock *KHJ—Cliff Engle. KI1J—Lynn Looks at K ?I—Melody Time. —KABC-111 Take Romance. KNX—Ra loll Story Show. holly wood. KALI—Dr. Sanley Bailee. KM, KFXM—Tello-Test. KFI—Right to Happiness. KNX—Matinee (Still 4:55). KBIG—Catalina Bandstand N X—Ma Perkins. KHJ—Baseball Wa ern up. KRIM—Dr. Richardson. EN N—Arthur Godfrey KFAC—Commuters Carousel. Gill 0:30). Mil I.—Melody Time. KFAC—Stock Market. 10 :/5*KFI—Iliennetli Ito nghart. 11A. hrs. 10 :30—K ABC—Companion. RBI Ù—Catallna Bandstand 3:45—K11J, KFNM—Tello-Test, KALI —Salvador Hernandez. KFI—Strike It Rich. (Cont.). EARL McDANIEL II Rd, KFNIII—Jack Wagner KFAC—Serenade. KWKW—Bill Garr Show till 5:00. KIN X — Young Dr. Malone ▪ FOX—Jeanne Gray. 3:50WKISFJ—N ews. "SPIN and WIN" KFAC—Loom of Music. 7:00 to 10:30 A.M. HUNTER HANCOCK -11ABC—flank Weaver (Cont.). 4*KFI—Dave Shaw News. Mon. thru Fri. VIOLET SCHRAM "HARLEM MATINEE" *Kilt—Fulton Lewis. Jr. More Music Every Minute KFAC—Mustral Masterpieces. "SHOPPING HILites" 1 to 4 P.M. WK Ft IX, KLAC—U.P. 10:30 A.M. Daily Mon. thee Sat. K POP—Spirituals. Monday thru Friday K FW Fl—Lnrry Finley 11 through 1'). KGFJ—Today in Sport.. e. WKPM0--News; 1000 Club. KP01.-1.Ights, Canters. 3111.1e *IiV0E—NPus; Music. Tao 1.011star station 1020 4:05—KFON—Hour of Stars. 4:10--KFI) X —Wha t's the Spore. ZPOP—>p;n SA Win roe PoWolae inane* do, 4:15WK FI—Burritt Wheeler. (to 10:30). 1020 Toe Possum, etauon 1020 .„,„,‘,„,, *KIIJ, Kin:II—Frank Heming- KFWB—Sports; Erik Paige. Gus cl,, statdsee way, *KLAC, KMPC, KILLA—News. KPOP—Sl. s; sit-Lars. (to 4:00). 4:25WMOIS—Southland News. KGER—Mizpali. KISER—Helen Markham. WKLAC—News Sports, 4:30—KIFT.1. FXM—Here's th ILGFJ—Blble Society. KPOL--Merchants *de. KPOL—Time for Noma. Answer, *KM PC—World News. *KBRD—N tarts; Melodies. K MM.—Polka Time. KI.AC—Ales Cooper, KPOL--Child Evangelism. 111:45--KABC—G (verge Putnam *KV OK—News; Open House. K RH D—Georre McLain. KRED—Chrlst Church Folly. Close-Ups. KWKW—Lis Flora De Los 4:40WK A RC—News. KWKW—Latin American KNX—(InidIng Light. Angeles. 4:431e)(A Wee ver Snorts. Rhythms. K(.ER—Re v. Leroy Kopp. RN LA—Frank shams. *Kilt. ItT,131—.vssim Ham,. :(15-11FOX—Cof fee Time. I:85—KHJ—Major League Game of 4:56—KFI—PoInt of Law. ShISWISHJ. KFX3I—Bob Green. 14 —KA,13C—Orvale Tales. the Day (to 2:55). K XX —City Editor. *ANN—News. Dave Valle. ii(11—Phrase That Pays. IiLLAC-670 Club. KFWB—Zeke Manners. KHJ—Keepin . Company. :15—KFI—Stella Dallas. ICGFJ—Public Service RN N-2nd Mrs. Burton. *Kt:ER—World Newi-11.1-v. Programs. ILCB4)--Ilandstand - Grand- 1:25*141116--Who's in the News. MCNEILL MCNOTES KLAC—Sain Baiter. stand till 6:10). 1:31)—KFI— Young WIdder Brown. KM PC—Business News. KFAC-117aaters In Miniature. RFAC—Concert Matinee. KPOL—The Voice of Calvary. RPOP—Bible Institute. KG ER—L.B. Band. The following' chuckle KRILD—Korean Gospel FLGFJ—fril ethical Festival. KGFJ—Rendezvous With Mission, To -Th - IL LAC—News Peter Potter. Music. items have been culled from a:20—KHJ—Sportlites. KXLA—Terrea Lea—M. W, F. KWKW—Teddy Fregoso. the collection of "Breakfast S:/5—K111.1, KFXM—Five Star News. 11 ad—FIABC—Pleat the Record. KNLA—Farm News-31. Tut KMPC—Sports. KFI-3Ilary Garden Chats—F; David Club" wit and humor known 0:30*KFI—Pat Bishop Reports. KNX—Perry Mason. Gilt illan—W, Th. as McNeill's McNotes: K GE R—Sunshine Mlaelon, KILL KFX.11— 1:45--KFI—Pepper Youngs' railltily. Bible Institute—M. W. Fs 11 C.5* KI1J. KFILM—Flve Star News. KKLA—Musie for You—M. W, On Park Avenue, New York. Haven of Rest—Tu, Th 11 :30—KFI—Mary Margaret McBride. Th. Fs Cousin Lou, Tu. a snotty French poodle was KNX—Make Up Your Mind. KHJ. EFXM—Queen for a 1:58—K1)16—Men of Troy-31: Pass KGER—Voice of Chinn. Day. the Word—Tu. W, Th seen wearing this note on KGFJ—College of Divine RNX—Nora Drake. Sports Package—F. his collar: Name—Fido . .. Science. &FAG—Intl Motile Hall. 01—KABC—Martin Block Show. spelled P-II -Y -D-E-A-U-X!" KM PC—I/Irk WhIttinghill KPOP—hIeseue Mission. ILFI—W an In My Howse. (till 10:00). KG EH—letton. KAJ—Ba seba II (Cont.). Someone came up with POL—Amerlean Masterpieces KPOL—Magie Music Bum. KBIG—Catalina Bandstand these three "feminine" defi- L.A. Breakfast Club, W. KYLLA—Hometown Jumbos... (Cont.) 11 :34.--KFT—Norman Vinrent, Peale KW KW—Bob Mercado. WelliGER—News; Garden School. nitions. Confusion: One KNI.A—Hav en, Rest—M. W. 11 :4I3WRFI—Lunch Hour News with KG F.1—M wilco! Matinee. woman plus one left turn! I': Music for Vou—To. Th. Pst Bishop. *K LAC—News : Sports. 11:35—KRIM—Sweet Harmonies. KNX—Aunt Mary. KMPC—Major League Score- Excitement: Two women 11:45—KFI—Andy and Virginia. Mill—Lawrence Welk. board (M through F). plus one secret! Bedlam: KNX —Hewn rd Miller Show. II :50*K FJ—News. 111.01.--The Wilshire Hour. Three women plus ONE BAR- KFAC—Unity Viewpoint. KRKD—Public Service. KG ER—Bible Treasury. * KABC—Noontime News. ILF1—.11m Todd - Farm 2:05—KFO X—Take It Easy Time. GAIN! WK FWD. KG Ft —New*. 12 Reporter. :05—K LAC-570 Club. S:55*KBIG—Southland News. WICHJ—Sid Fuller. KMPC—Johnny Grant Go If you have youngsters go- —IRA BC—Garden Guide *KNX—Rcnneoiiya News. 5:00): News on the Hour. ing to summer. camp, note 9yeK .1—recil Brown. RBIG—Mr. Big Meets the :15—IK A BC—Bobby Hammack. RN X—Wendy Warren. Boat. KFI—Lorenzs Jones. this! A Chicago couple re- KBIG—Catalina Bandstand. *KPOP—Editor of the Air—M. KGEw_Gues! Star. M-111: Let ceived this note from their KFAC—Morning Concert. W. F. Noon News. Tu. Th. Freedom Ring. F. boy at camp: "Dear Mother KG ER—Lntheran Flour. KISER—Through the Bible. ▪ POL—Musical Comedy. Kt:MI—Time for Music. KGFJ— Howie in Music. KNI.A—Mtwele. M -Th. and Dad: Please send me KRK D—Modern Melodies. [(WPC—Major League :30— K Kristian. something to eat. All they K X A—C ma sin Lou. Warrouts. 31-2' KIT—The Lone Ranger. :05—KI. AC—Flavnes at the Reins. ROWL--Joe Adams Show. K HJ—Baseball (cont.). give us here is breakfast. 11:15WK ABC—Bob Ga reed News. K rol —Time for Norma. KN X—Ruth Aehton. lunch and dinner." yeKH.1—}1;e Star News. KBRD—Louite Martinso*. • KISER—Peter Slack. Organ. KN X—Backstage elfe. 12 :65--KLAC— Peter Potter. KPOL—Hall's Music Hall. Page Thirty-seven JULY 29, 1955 TV-RADIO LIFE
*AFL—Henry J. Taylor. HOER—Peter Slack, Orzan. KHJ—Pop the Question. 10:45—KABC—Lonesome Gal. 1e:55—K91—This Thing Called Life. KIWIS—Baseball. RADIO Logs for MONDAY, AUG. 1 KGFJ—College of Divine *KF1-1Ith Hour News. Science. 11 KKRE_Goy It with Music. :30-11PI—American Way. KV/KW—Japanese Program. *KHJ—News-Wheel. See Page 37 for 8 a.m. to *KHJ—Virgil Pinkley. 8:45—KFI—The World We Live In. *KNX—Max Roby. KNX—Amos 'n' Andy Musts HEX—Bing Crosby. KFOX—Midn ight Serenade. 5 p.m. Daytime Radio Hall. HOEK—Dan Gilbert. HOER—Brother Clarence. Log Listings HALI—Programa Pan *KGFJ—News. KMPC—Dance Time (coot.). Americana. HALA—Joe Nixon. KYCLA—Joe Nixon. A/JIG—Catalina Bandstand :55*HFI—News. :10—KNX—Hanlon'n Scoreboard. (to 7:45). 11:15—KABC—Say It With Music. *KAISC—Len Beardsley. KFAC—Musiral Milestones. —KABC—Burgie Musk Box. KFI—Sports, R. Thomas. 5 KFI—baveetor's News. HPOP—Sundoun Serenade. 9 KM—Telephone Dour. KNX—Merry-Go-R ound. ICHJ—Sgt. Preston. KEW'S—America Dances. *KUJ—News. *KNX—Ed. R. :Sorrow. 11:30—KFI—Night Music. KGFJ—Anthouy Norvell. *RNA—News. KGEJ—Continental Gems. BBIG—Cata lin a Bandstand. KM TC—Today' s Races. FOX—Sleepy Stein Show. :40—KN X—Tom Hanlon Show. KFWB—Larry Finley Time ARAD—Right te Live. KFWB—Baseball. :4555—*KRIAIIR—CN—CeLn.reri II Orsh. (cont.). (Spanish). KGER—Dr. Vernon McGee. KGFJ—Continental Gems. KGEK—Aubrey Lee. SWIM—Hoyo@ Hour. *KGFJ—Hunter Hancock. K(FJ—Musleal Reveries. KXLA—Frank Simon. KMPC—Baseball. KLAC—Alex Cooper. KWKW—Fire Facts and Fee. 45*K ABC—Midnight News. :45*KHJ—Sam Hayes. Stewart. 9:15*K/1.1—Fulton Lewl s. Jr. 11. i‘ KFI—Midnlght Flyer. HPOL—M »teal Comedy. KGFJ—Outdoor Broadcaster. HEX—Rosemary Clooney. KFAC—Music Out of the Night HAIM—Ten Top Tunes. 6:5511,401.1—General Sports Time. KM PC—Ba seha II. AGAR—Seel) Serenade. *KARA—World and Local *KNX—News. KGFJ—Night Club (till 8). *RABC—Edward Morgan. *KWKW—N ews. News. •:30—K ABC—L.A. Concerts. *KM PC—News, Phil Brooks. AEI—Fibber McGee & Molly. :111)*KABC—News. Kfl—America'ix Bandstand. KMPO—Pete Lombardo. ICHJ—Top Secret Files. Ki1J—Muldc. HARD—Moonlight Serenade KIN—Southland Weather KNX—Mr. Keen. Summary. KNX—Ballance 'n' Records. (till 4:00 a.m. ). RBIG—Southland Salute. KM PC—Baxeho II . HALA—Bill Johnson Show. 5: 15*KABC—BI II Stern. HEAC-511 usic at Seven. *KFI—Rollie Thomas. KWKW—Pract. Catholicism. Jack Morris. KFOX—Johnnv Otis Show. 9:45—K117—Footnotes to History. it :05-1I ABC—Back to the Bible. *ANN—Carroll Alcoa. BPOP—Recorded Music. KFOX—Top Ten Tunes. BWKW—V alley Party Line. KNX—Bill Ballanee Show. HOER—Family Bible Hour. ATOP—Magic Music. 9:55*KHJ—Five Minute Final. 1FCLAC—Alex Cooper. KGFJ—Fiesta Latina. HET—Ben Hunter (4th hrs.). KFWB—Larry *ALAI'. RPM). KRIM. 'ME *KABC—News. KWKW—Race Roundup. - —News: Music. 1ft *KFI—Richfield Reporter. 1 5alkirECABC—Wm. Winter. 11111PC—Bill Stewart. *KHJ—Frank Evans. *AEI—Feature Wire. 'UCLA—Joe Nixon. *KNX—Ten O'Clock Wire. KHI—Bob Greene. :15—KARC—Paul Masterson. KFAC—Croseroads of Music. KNX—Tom Harmon. AEI—Hollywood Bowl KFWB—La rep Finley (to 4). HEADLINER KFAC—Continental Varieties. Concerts. KGER_Camp Meeting. Peggy King Is booked for KTOP—Sirott Motors. *IIMPC—News. KW/LW—Music. HEWS—Larry Finley Time. KRICD—Dinner Music. RICLA—Rick Lasser Show. the Chicago Theatre for two HOER—Olga Graves. 7:20—KBIG—Men of Troy. 10 :05—KGER—Tonimy Baird. *KLAC—Newe; L.A. Today. weeks in July. 7:25*KNX—News. KLAC—Jim Ameche, ARAD—Sports Dial. :30—RABC—Strange. 10:15—KABC—Dr. Frederick Bailee. KWRW—Hora de Oro. *KFIJ—Reportees Roundup. KFI—A Joy Forever. * * HICLA—Squeakin Deacon. KNX—Talent Scouts. *KNX—Bill Kenn eally. :45-1LABC—Bob Garred. KFAC—Echoes & Encores. KWKW—Sen ato r Knowland. *KFI—Dave Shaw News. KPOP—Churcla of Life. 10 :85-1CXX—Tom Hanlon. TYPECASTING *1111J—Bill Broodier. KFWIR—Mnsica I Program. 10:30—RABC—Say It With Music. *KNX—Frank Goss. KGER—Rev. Victor Glenn. KFI—Al Poska. DuMont is prombting a KLAC—Sam Baiter. Sports. KGFJ—Hollywoud House Party KILT—George Crowell. Marilyn Monroe double. Her ARAD—Race Results. KRILD—Dr. Richardson. *IINX—Philla Norman. 5:55*KHJ—Five Star News. KARA—La Hora Popular. KWKW—N'oehe De Ronda. name is Monte McNamara. *ANN—News. KAI:A—Toastmasters. *KFI—ElmerliABC—John Peterson.Vandercook. . 7:45—KABC—Saga. HPOT—Recorded Music. • *RAJ—Gabriel Fleatter. BEWB—Rosary Hour. ANN—Ferris Reel. 7:55*KABC—News. KPOP—Recorded Muele. 0—KABC—L.A. Concerts. ‘ITIonclay (Precasts *ILEAC. KFOX, KLAC—News-e Music. • *KFI—News of the World. ROER—American Soul Clinic. KILL KFXR—Broadway Coo. KGEI—Requeixt Performance. *ANN—News. WHAT'S SPECIAL KFAC—Evening Concert. KMPC—Bob Kelley. "HOLLYWOOD BOWL CONCERTS," KFI, 7:15 p.m. Tonight fea- ARAD—Tops in Pops. HEWS—Baseball. I:MAW—Italian Radio KGFJ—World Bible Society. tures Eduard Van Beinum as conductor and Gregor Piatigorsky Melodies. KLKE—Gene Norman (to 12)• as cellist. :05-11F0X—Lawrence Welk Show. KMPC—BIll Stewart. KLAC—Ten Top Tunes. *KXLA—News. WHO'S GUESTING :15*RAFIC.--Headline News. KWKW—Music. :05—KNX—Tennessee Ernie. "VOICE OF FIRESTONE," KABC, 8:30 p.m. The Metropolitan KEI—Sports Report. Opera mezzo-soprano Mildred Miller is guest and she offers KHJ—Behind the Story. 8:10-1EMPC—Dtutout Dope. *KNX—LoWell Thomas. 8:15—KFI—One Man's Family. the favorites "Through the Years," a selection from "Samson *KMPC—News. KGEI—L.A. Police Dept. and Delilah," and Siboney." 10-11 ABC—Paul Masterson. KMPC—Baseball, "PACIFIC TELEPHONE HOUR," KFI, 9 p.m. Soprano Eileen Far. HIMG—/Ittritime Edition of IC:ALA—Tom Brennen. the News. 1138—K A BC—Voice of Firestone. rell is guest soloist. KMPC Major League Baseball Schedule AUGUST AND SEPTEMBER FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 9 BROADCAST TIMES WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 10 THURSDAY, AUGUST 25 White Sox vs. Yankees Red Sox vs. Yankees Braves vs. Giants Monday through Friday...12 Noon SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER 10 Saturdays 7 P.M. THURSDAY, AUGUST 11 FRIDAY, AUGUST 26 White Sox vs. Yankees Tigers vs. Indiana Red Sox vs. Tigers (Adjustment will always be MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 12 made to avoid conflict with FRIDAY, AUGUST 12 SATURDAY, AUGUST 27 Baseball Classic games played locally.) Yankees vs. Indians Braves vs. Cubs TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 13 (2) Indicates Double Header Tiger vs. Yankees SATURDAY. AUGUST 13 / MONDAY, AUGUST 29 (N) Indicates Night Game • White Sox va. Tigers Cardinals vs. Dodgers WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 14 White Sox vs. Orioles Bob Kelley and Steve Bailey MONDAY, AUGUST 15 TUESDAY, AUGUST 30 Baseball Classic THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 15 Announcers: Baseball Classic WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 31 Baseball Classic. TUESDAY, AUGUST 16 MONDAY, AUGUST 1 Red Sox vs. White Sox FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 16 Baseball Classic Pirates vs. Cubs THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 1 Baseball Classic WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 17 Braves vs. Dodgers SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 17 TUESDAY, AUGUST 2 Indians vs. Tigers Redlegs vs. Giants Red Sox vs. Yankees Pirates vs. Cubs FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 2 MONISAY, SEPTEMBER 19 WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 3 THURSDAY, AUGUST 18 Baseball Classic Indians vs. Yankees Dodgers vs. Giants Senators vs. Yankees SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 3 TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 20 THURSDAY, AUGUST 4 FRIDAY, AUGUST 19 Giants vs. Phillies (n) Pirates vs. Giants Indians vs. Yankees Baseball Classic WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 21 FRIDAY, AUGUST 5 SATURDAY, AUGUST 20 MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 5 Orioles vs. Red Sox Dodgers vs. Cubs Athletics vs. Indiana (n) Athletics vs. Indians (1st) THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 22 , SATURDAY, AUGUST 6 MONDAY, AUGUST 22 TUESDAY, SEPT. 6 Baseball Classic Tigers vs. Yankees Baseball Classic Baseball Classic FRIDAY, 'SEPTEMBER 23 MONDAY, AUGUST 8 TUESDAY, AUGUST 23 WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 7 Phillies vs. Giants Dodgers ve. Cubs Baseball Classic Athletics vs. Yankees SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 24 TUESDAY, AUGUST 9 WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 24 THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 8 Orioles vs. Senators (n) Redlegs vs. Cuba Cubs vs. Dodgers Tigers vs. Red Sox Pap Thirty-eight , RADIO Logs for TUESDAY, AUG. RADIO Logs for WEDNESDAY, AUG. 3 KNX—Bill Reliance Show. KMPC—Rill Stewart (MI 8). See Page 37 for 8 a.m. to KPOP—Church of Life. KX1..A—Joe Nixon. KFIVB—Musical Program. See Page 37 for 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Daytime Radio 7:15—KABC—Blue Ribbon Boats. KGER—Rev. Victor Glenn. 5 p.m. Daytime Radio EEL—Art linker's Notebook. Log Listings KGFJ—Hollywood House Part. !7*KNX—Nen s. KRED--Health Talk. Log Listings KRIKW—La flora Popular. es*KFI—iNews. KHJ—Ciseo Kid. g*RABC—Len Beardsley KM-A—Mart Burke Hine. Beardsley. 1:45—KABC—Saga. e*ILABC—Len KNX—Bill Ballanee. KFI—Investor's New's. KFI—Investor's News. KFI—Art Baker's Notebook. KFAC—Echoes and Encores KEIJ—$t. Preston. KIIJ—Sgt. Preston. KPOP—Church of Life. *KNX—Ed. R. Morrow. KPOP—Reconied Music. *KNX—F4. R. Morrow. KGER—Rev. Victor Glenn. KBIG—Dancing at Avalon. KFWB—Roetry Hour. 7:33*KABC—Newn. KALI—Voice of So. America. KOFJ—Hollywood House Part, KWKW—Newle. KBIG--Dancetime at &talon. KRHD—Dr. Richardson. KGER—Adbrey Lee. —KABC—Back To The Bible. *KWKW—Netes. KWKW—La Horn Popular. KGFJ—Musical Reveries. S*KFI—News of the World. KGFJ—Musical Reverie.. KXLA—Musie. *KLAC—News; Sports. KHI—John Steele, Adventurer. *KLAC—News: Sports. *KMPC—News; Bill Stewart. KNX—Tom Hanlon. *KMPC—News; Bill Stewart. 7135—KFI—Truth or Consequences. 7:45*KFOX—U.P. News. HP01.—Musical Comedy. KFAC--E.lening Concert. KPOL--fdusical Comedy. KRIM—Ten Top Tunes. KFVTB--Baseball (till 10:45). REED—Ten Top Tunes. KIPOP—Berorded Mask. ILFWB—Rosary Boar. 5:05—KLAC—Gene Norman. *KLAC—Newei; Gene Norman 5:05—KLAC—Aley Cooper. 6:10*KABC—News. (MI 12:00). 5:10*KABC—News. —KABC—Baek to the Bible. KFI—Southiand Weather 8:05—KNX—Tennessee Ernie. KFI—Southland Weather S*KFI—News of the World. Summary. 8:10—KMPC—Dugout Dope. Summary. KILI--Sentenced. 5:15*KABC—Bill Stern. 8:15—KFI—One Man's Family. 5:15*K.4.BC—Bill Stern. KNX—Tom Hanlon. *KFI—Roille 'Thomas. KGFJ—Social Security. *KFI—Rollie Thomas. KFAC—Evening Concert. *KNX—Carroll Alcott. KMPC—Baseball. *KNX—Carroll Alcott. • KFW13—Baseball (till 10:15). KFOX—Ten Top Tunes. 8:30—KABC—Eddie Cantor Show. KFOX—Top Ten Tunes. KGER—Waltz Time. likPOP—Magic Music. KFI—People Are Funny. HPOP—Magie Music. KGFJ—World Bible Society. KFIVB—Sports; Erik Paige. KILI-1( Ask You. KFWB—Sporte; Erik Paiee. *KLAC—News: Gene Norman KGFJ--Here's to Vets. KGFJ—College of Div. Science (to 12:00). 5:20—EWER—Race Roundup. KWKW—Latin Serenade. 5:110—KWKW—Race Roundup. KWKW—Variations. 5:30*KABC—Wm. Winter. 8:05—KNX—Tennessee Ernie. 6:30—KABC—Wen. Winter. 11:45-1INX-Bing Crosby. *KFI—Feature Wire. 8:10—KMITC—Dugont Dopt. *KFI—Feature Wire. KFWB—Baseball till 10:45. KHJ—Bob Greene. 8:15—KFI—One Man's Family. KIIJ—Bob Greene. KGER—Dan Gilbert. KNX—Tom Harmon. *K.NX—Tom Harmon. KGFJ—Social Security. KGFJ—Cancer Prevention. KFAC—Continentità Varieties. KMPC—Baseball. KFAC—Continental Varieties. da—KABC--Burgte Music Bev. li.P0P—Sirott Motors. KXLA—Tom Brennen. KPOP—Sirott Motors. KFI—Biography in Sound. ROER—Olga Graves. 8:30--KABC—Eddie Cantor Show. KGER--Olea Graves. *KH,I, KF.X.M—News. *KLAC—News; L.A. Today. KFT—Convereation. KGFJ—Musical Reveries. *KNX—News. REED—Sports Dial. KLAC—Alex Cooper. KFIJ—Family Theater. KFOX—Sieepy Stein Show. ICIAMW—Hors de Oro. KRKD—.Sports Dial. KNX—Pres. Press Conference. *KGFJ—Ifunt.er Hancock. KXLA—Squealdn' Deacon. KGER—Voice of China. KWKW—Hora de Oro. KMPC—Baseball. 5 :45*KABC—Bob (jarred. KXLA--Squeakin' Deacon. KGFJ—College of Dir. Science. gi 9:15*KHJ—Fulton Lewis, Jr. *KFI—Dave Shaw News. KMPC—Baseball. 5:45*KABC—Bob Garred. *K111J—Bill Brundige. KNX—Disk Derby. 8:45—KNX—Bing Crosby. *KFI—Dave Shaw News. *JINX—Frank Goss. 9:30—KABC-11111 Hamilton. —HABC—Burgie Music Boy. Brundlge. KI11.1—Muele. KLAC--Siun Baiter, Sport.. 9 *KNX—Frank (lose. HEED—Race Results. IiiFI—Be« of Groucho. KLAC—Sam Batter; Sports, 5:55*KI4J—Flve Star News. *BILL KNX—News. 9:45—K11.1—Footnotes to History. *KNX—News. KRKD—Race Results. 9:55—KFI—SurprisIng, But True. *KNX—Loted News. :55*KHJ—Five Star News. KFOX—Sleepy Stein Show. *KHJ—Five Minute Final. *KNX—Local News. *HABC—John Vandercook. KfiER—King's Service. *KFI—Elmer Peterson. *HABC—John Vandercook. Éll*KABC—News. 6 10*KFI—Itichfield Reporter. *KM—Gabriel Heatter. *KFI—Elsner Peterson.. 1 6 *KHJ—Frank Evans. KNX—Ferris Reel. *KHJ—Gabriel Heatter. "HUNTER *KNX-10 OC lock Wire. KPOP—Recorded Music. KNX—Ferris Reel. KFAC--Crossroads df *RPM/ KFOX, KLAC—News. HANCOCK SHOW" KPOP—Recorded Music. 10:15.—KABC—Dr. Frederick Belles. KGER—American Soul Clinic. *KF()X, KFAC, ELM—News. 'Real crazy' Music EEL—A Joy Forever. KGFJ—Request Performance. KGEK—Americ.an Soul Clinic. *KNX—Bill Kennelly. KMPC—Bob Kelley, Sports. 'Real crazy' MC KGFJ--Request Performance. 10;t5—KNX—Tom Hanlon. KRKI)—Tops in Pops. HIMPC—Bob Kelley; Sports. 'REAL CRAZY' SHOVVI 10 :30—KABC—The Todd Trio. KVVKW—Italian Melodies. KRIM—Tops in Pops. KFI—Burritt Wheeler Shoo. 6:05—KFOX—Lawrence Welk Show. KWKW—Ttalian Melodies. KIIJ—George Crowell. KLAC—Top Ten Tunes. 9:00 P.M. to 12:00 :05—KFOX—Lawrence Welk Show. *RNX—PhIlto Norman. 9:15*KABC--Headline News. Monday thru Saturday KLAC—Ten TOP Tunes. HIMPC--Danee Time. KFI—Sports Report. :15*KABC—Ileadline Neu s. 10:45—KABC—Lonesome KH,I—Behiud the Story. KT1—Sports Report. KGFJ 1230 Kc. KFI—Al Poste Show. *KNX—Lowell Thomas. KW—Behind the Story. KFWB--Larry Finley Time *K.MPC—VVorld and Local *KNX—Lowell Thomas. OW 4 a.m.). News. *KGFJ—Ilunter Hancock. *KMPC—World and Local News :111-1(ABC—Paul Masterson. e:05—KMPC—Baseball (till 11:30). 13:20—KABC--Paul Masterson. 10:55—KFI—This Thing Called Lire. —KABC—Say It with Musk. *K1110—Marltime Edition of 9 7*KHJ—Fulton Lewis, Jr. *KBIG—Marithne Edition of the News. KEN—Disk Derby . the News. 11 *KVI—Ilth Hour New.. KHJ--News-Wheel. 6:30—KFI—Look to the Skies. 9:39—KABC--Freddy Martin. 11:25*SABC—Iloaitor Views the *UU--Virgil EEL—America's Bandstand. News. *KNX—May. Roby. KFOX—Midn ight Serenade. KEN—Amos 'n' Andy Music KHJ—Press. Press Conference. e:30—KABC—Paul Masterson. Hall. KGER—John Brown. KFI—KFI 11:10—KNX—Hanlon'e Scoreboard. 11:15—KABC—Say It With Music, KBIG-4.iatalina Bandstand KMPC—Baseball. *KHJ—Virgil PInkley. (to 7:45). 9:45—KHJ--Footnotee to History. KNX—Amos 'n' Andy Music KIFI —Sports With Rollie Thomas. KFAC—Musical Milestones. 9:55*KHJ—Five Minute Final. Hail. KPOP—Sundown Sere 'lade. *KABC—News. KRIG—Catalina Bandstand KNX—Merry-Go-Round. 11:30—KFI—Night Music. KFWB--America Dances. 10 *KFI—Ilichfield Reporter. (to 7:45). ROER—Rey. Al Harlan. *KM—Frank Evan.. KFAC—Musical Milestones. KMPC—Iiilan... Time. 11:40—KNX—Toni Hanlon Show. KGFJ—Anthony Norvell. *IIENX-10 Wand& Wire. KPOP—Sundown Serenade. KMPC—Today's Races. KFAC—Croesroads of Musle. SEWS—America Dances. 11:45—KABC—Noel D'Selva 11:55*KFI—News. KRED—Right to Lise :15—KABC—Dr. Frederick Balks. KGFJ—Anthony Norvell. (Spanish). RES—A Joy Forever. KMPC—Today's Races. *KABC—Midn ght News. KIFI—MIdnigst Flyer. KRMW—Iloyme Hour. *KNX—Bill Kenneally. KRKD—Rieht to Live (Span.). 12 KX..LA—k"rank Simon. 10:25—KNX—Tom Hanlon. KWKW—Hoyos Hour. KNX—Music 't11 Dawn. 0:45—KFI—Record Album Review. 10:30—KABC—The Todd Trio. KXLA—Frank Simon. KFAC—Muelc Out of the Night *KMPC—News—On Till Dawn. *KHJ--Sam Hayes. Poska Show. 8:45*K11.1—Sam Hayes. KGFJ—Outdoor Broadcaster. KRKD—Moonlight Serenade KHJ—George Crowell. *KGFJ--Outdoeir Broadcaster. 0:513—KHJ—General Sports Time. *KNX—Philip Norman. 8,5a—um—General Sports Time. (till 4). it:115—KABC—Bsel. To The Bible. *KFI—News. KWKW—Noche de Ronda. *KNX—News. *KNX—News. 1KLAC—Alex Cooper. KGER—Miracie Hour. 7*KABC—Edward Morgan. 7*KABC—Edward Morgan. 10:45—KABC—Loneeome KFI—Dragnet. 1—KFI—Ben Hunter 44% bes.). KFI—Fibber McGee and Molly KFWB—Larry Finley Show KIM—Treasury Agent. JUJU—True Detective (till 4 a.m.). JINX—Suspense. Mysteries. 1(1:53—KFI—This Thing Called Life. KALI—LatIn Festival. KNX—F.B.I. in Peace and —KABC—Press Conference, KFAC—Music at Seven. War. 11 *KFI-11th Hour News. KFOX—Johnny Otis Show. KFAC—Musie At Seven, *MU—News-Wheel. KPOP—Recorded Music. EFOX—Johnny Otis Show. *ITNX—Mas Rohy. KGER—Family Bible Hone. KPOP—Recorded Music. KFOX-31hinight Serenade. KOFJ—FIesta Latina. Classified KGER—Family Bible Hour. 11 :10—KNX—Hanion s Scoreboard. KMPC-11111 Stewart (till 8). KGFJ—Fiesta Latina. KFI—Sports with Raille JOLLA—Joe Ni Yon. *KLAC, REED—News. Thornas. 7:15 —RABO—Paul Masterson. SEE 1:25*ICNX—News. 7:80—KABC—Strange. KFI—Fibber McGee and Molly PAGE 27 KILL KFXM.—Enchanted Hour. (Wecinesclay (Precasts WHAT'S SPECIAL uesclayr TrPecasts "HAMILTONIAN HARNESS RACES," KNX, 315 p.m. The races g are coming from Goshen, New York. "CONVERSATION," KFI, 8:30 p.m. The subject tonight is "Basic WHAT'S SPECIAL Fears," with Bennett Cerf, Charles Sieomann, and Dr. John "FISHER AWARDS," KFI, 9:CO p.m. Twenty-Mitt Fisher Body. P Spiegel as guests. Craftsman's Guild Scholarship Awards dinner announcing WHO'S FIGHTING $20,C00 in university scholarships, is the climax to the inspira- tional project through which thousands of American boys are "WEDNESDAY NIGHT FIGHTS," KABC, 7:15 p.m..Ezzard Charles encouraged in designing automobile car bodies on the hobby- vs. Tommy "Hurricane" Jackson. and•medel•making level. Page Thirty-nine • RADIO Logs for THURSDAY, AUG. 4 RADIO Logs for FRIDAY, AUG. 5 KALI-Latin Festival. *KFOX-17.P. News. KFAC-Music at Seven. See Page 37 for 8 a.m. to KI'0?-Rerorded Music. See Page 37 for 8 a.m. to KFOX-Johnny Mho Show. HFWB- Rosary Hour. 5 p.m. Daytime Radio KPOP-Recorded Music, 5 p.m. Daytime Pladio KRKD-Catholic Hour. KGER-Family Bible Hour. Log Listings 7:53*KABC-News. Log Listings KGFJ-Fiesta Latina. - KABC- Back to the Bible. *KLAC. KRIM-News. S*KFI- News ef the World. *KAISC-Len Beardeley. KMPC-Bill Stewart (till 9). *HABG-Leu Beardsley. KI1J-City Editor. 5*KFI-Inveutor'm News. KXLA-sloe Nixon. S KFI-Investor's News, KNX-Tom Hanlon. KHJ-Sgt. Preston. 7:05-KLAC-Ten Top Tunes. KI1J-St. Preston. KFA('-Evening Concert, *KNX-Ed. R. Marrow. KRIM-Dinner Music. *KNX-Ed. R. Burrow. 7:15-KABC-Sterucast. KFWB-Baseball (till 10:45). HISIG-Catalina Bandstand. KALI-Voie of So. America. KGER-Bible Treasury. KGER-Aubrey Lee. KFI-Art Baker's Notebook. KIFOX-Texas Tiny. 7:25*KNX-News. KGFJ-World Bible Society. KOFJ-Musical Reveries. *KWKW-News. 7:30-KABC-Strange. *KLAC-News: Gene Norman *KLAC, KWILW-News. KGFJ-Musical Reterlem. *KIII-NBC News. (to 12:00). *KMPC-News: Bill Stewart. *KLAC-News: Sports. KRILD-Polka Part, HPOL-311usical Comedy. KM-Evening Serenade. KNX-Bill Salience Show. *KMPC-News: Bill Stewart. (to 11:00). HIUM-Ten Top Tunes. KPOL-Musical Comedy. ILIVELVV-Latin Serenade. KLAC-Alex Cooper. ILEAC-Echoes and Encores. KPQP-Church of Life. KRIM-Ten Top Tunes. 8:05-KNX-Tennessee Ernie. 5:10*KABC-News. KLAC-Gene Norma'n. KFI-Southland Weather KGER-Helen Markham. 8:10-KMPC-Dugout Dope. KGFJ-Hollywood House Party 5:10*KABC-News. Summary. En-Southland Weather 8:15-KFI-One Man's Family. 5:15*KABC-BIII Stern. EKED-Dr. Richardson. KGFJ-Treasury Dept. KWKW-La Hora Popular. Summary. *KFI-Rollie Thomas. 5:13*KABC-11111 Stern. KMPC-Baseball. *KNX-Carroll 7:35-KFI-X Minus One. KXLA-Tom Brennen. 7:45-K ABC-Saga. *KFI.,-Roille Thomas. KFOX-Top Ten Tunes. *KNN-Carroll Airott. 11:30-KABC-Eddie Cantor Show. KPOP-Magic Music. *KFOX-U.P. News. KPOP-Recorded Music. KFOX-Top Ten Tunes. KFI-Serenade. ILFWB-Sports: Erik Paige. Ke0P-Magic Music. KHJ-Musical Caravan. KGFJ-Serenadé in Blue. KFWB-Rosary Hour. KXLA-Musie, KFWB-Sports: Erik Paige. HOER-Voice of China. 5:20-KWKW-Race Roundup. 7:55*KABC-News. 5:20-KWKW-Itace Round». KGFJ-Col. of Divine Science. 5:30-KABC-Wm. Winter. 5:30*KABC-Win. Winter. KWKW-Japunese Program. KFI-Feature Wire. - ICABC- Back to the Bible. 8:45-K/SX-Bing Crosby. KHJ-Bob Greene. S*KFI-News of the World. EFI-Featawe Mire. ROER-Dan Gilbert. KNX-Tom Harmon. KHJ-Brady Kaye Show. KEJ-Bob Greene. *KGFJ-News. KFAC-Continental Varieties. KNX-Tom Hanlon. KNX-Tom Harmon. KILLA-Joe Nixon. KFAC-Evening Concert. HPOP-Sirott Motors. KFAC-ContInental Varieties. 8:55*KFI-News. KGFJ-Musical Reteries. KFWB-Baseball (till 10:45). KPOP-Sirott Motors. Music Box. KRIM-Sports Dial. H(:ER-Bible Treasury. ROER-Oiga Grates. gg-ILABC-Burgle KWKW-Hora de Oro. KGFJ-World Bible Society. KGFJ-Musical Reveries. KFI-Hollywood Palladium, KXLA-Squeakin Deacon. *KLAC-News; Gene Norman *KLAC-News. *KHJ-News. 5:45*KABC-Bob Garred. (to 12:00). KRKD-Sports Dial. *KNX-News. *KFI-Date Shaw News. KWKW-Latin Serenade. •MUM-Hors de Oro. KFOX-Sleepy Stein Show. *KHJ-Bill Brundige. 8:05-KNX-Tennessee Ernie. ILXLA-Squeakin• Deacon. *KGMI-Hunter Hancock. *KNX-Frank Goss. 8:10-KGER-Dr. A. 17. Michelson. 5:45*KABC-Bob Garred. EMPC-Baseball (cont.). KLAC-Sam 'Baiter. Sport.. IMPC-Dugout Dope. KFI-Dave Shaw News, 9:05-.KMPC-Baseball (till 10:30). KRIM-Race Results. 11:15-KFI-One Man's Family. Brundige. *KWKW-News. 5:55*KHJ. KNX-News. KGFJ-Treasury Dept. *KNX-Frank Goss. 9:15*FIRJ-Fulton Lewis. Jr. HXLA-Tom Brennen, *ILABC-John Vandercook. KLAC-Sam Baiter. Sports. KNX-Disk Derby. KMPC-Baseball. KRILD--Race Results. *IIFI-Elmer Peterson. G 8:30-KABC-Eddie Cantor Show. 5:55*KHJ-Five Star News. 9:30-IFLABC-Lawrence Welk. *IMJ-Gabriel Heatter. KFI-Roy Rogers. KFI-Amerira'. Bandstand. KNX-Ferris Reel. *KNX-Local News. KHJ-Wheel of Fortune. HOER-John Brown. KPOP-Recorded Music. *KABC-John Vandercook. HER-Voice of China. *KV0E-News: On Stage. *KFAC, KFOX, KLAC-News. 6*KFI-Elmer Peterson. KWKW-San Gabriel Show. HOER-American Soul Clinic. KGFJ-Col. of Divine Science. 8:45-KNX-Bing Crosby. *KID-Gabriel Heatter. 9:45-KHJ-Footnotes to History. KGFJ-Request Performance. KNX-Ferris Reel. 9:55-s•KHJ-Flve Minute Final. IMPC-Bob Kelley. Sports. HOER-Dan Gilbert. *KGFJ-News. HPOP-Rerterded Music. KRIM-Tops in Pops. KGER-Anterican Soul Clinic. *HABC-Newet KXLA-Joe Nixon. KIVISW-Itallan Melodies. KGFJ-Request Performance. 10 *K FI-Richfield Reporter. Music Box. 8:05-KFOX-Lawrence Welk Show. a-KABC-BOrgie KMPC-Bob Kelley. Sports. *HILT-Frank Evans. 6:10-KFOX-Sundown serenade. KFI-Dr. Six Gun. KRKD-Tops in Pops. *KNX-10 O'Clock Wire. 6:15*KABC-Headline News. *KHJ-News. KWKW-Italian Melodies. KFAC-Crotowoads of Music. *KNX-News. KGER-Camp Meeting. KFI-Sports Report. 6:05-KFOX-Lawrence Welk Show KHJ-Behind the Story. KFOX-Sleepy Stein Show. H1VKW-Musle. *ILNX-Lowell Thomas. IMER-S.D.A. Laymen Hour. 6:05-KLAC-Top Ten Tunes. KXLA-Rick Lamar. *KMPC-World and Local *KGFJ-Hunter Hancock. 6:10-ILFOX-Sundown Serenade. News. KGIL-Muslcal Scrapbook. 6:15*KABC-ileadline News. 8:20-KABC-Paul Masterson. KMPC-Baseball (cont.). KFI-Sports Report. HOW r0 FIND PEACE IN *KBIG-Maritime Edition of 9:05-K3IPC-Baseball. KM-Behind the Story. the News. *KWKW-News. *KNX-Lowell Thomas. 8:30-KFI-The Losers. 9:15*KHJ-Fulton Lewis, Jr. *KMPC,-World ami Local News THIS CliHNGING WORLD *KM-Virgil Pinkley. KNX-Disk Derby. 6:20-KABC-Paul Masterson. KGER-Alcoholism. KNX-Amos 'n• Andy Music *KBIG-eMarlthne Edition of DR. FREDERICK SAii:ES Hall. 9:30-KABC-Lawrence Welk. the News. KALI-Programa Pan America KM-America's Bandstand. 6:30-KFI-Holis wood Sound Stage. KBIG-Catalina Bandstand KHJ-CnItersity Explorer. Pinkie;. (to 7:45). KGER-John Brown. KNX-Ames 'n' Andy Music KABC 10:15 - 10:30 p.m. 9:45-KW-Footnotes to History. every day, Monday KFAC-Musical Milestones. Hall. through Friday KFOX-Dinner Music. *KABC-News. KFAC-Musical Milestones, KPOP-Sundown Serenade. 10 *HMI-Richfield Reporter. KPOP-Subdown Serenade. KFWB-America Dances. 4.1LHJ-Frank Evans. KFOX-Music till Seven. KRKD every5- ltar Monday ROER-Rey. Al Harlan. *KNX-10 O'Clock Wire. KFVVB-Arnerica Dances. through Friday KGFJ-Anthony Nortell. KFAC-Crossroads of Music. ROER-Rey. Al Harlan. KMPC-Today's Races. 10:05-ILFAC-Crossroads of Music. KGFJ-Anthony Norvell. KR/ID-Right to Lite 10:15-KABC-Dr. Frederick Bailee. 10:15-KABC-Dr. Frederick Banes. ROIL-Memory Melodies. Eli-A Joy Forever. (Spanish). KFI-A Joy Forever. KMPC-Todny's Races. KWKW-Hoyos Hour. *KNX-BIII Kenneally. *KNX-Bill Kenneally. EKED-Right to Live KWKW-Billy May Show. KXLA-Frank Simon. 10:25-KNX-Tona Hanlon. (Spanish). 8:45*KILJ-Sam Hayes. 10:25-KNS.-Tom Hanlon. 10:30-KABC-The Todd Trio. KWKW-Hoyos Hour. 10:30-KABC-The Todd Trio *R11-Burritt Wheeler. KXLA-Frank Simon. Posku. Outdoor Sportsmen KHJ-George Crowell. 6:45*KM1-Sam Hayes. • *KNX-Philip Norman. KNX-Phil Norman. KGFJ-Outdoor Broadcaster. KGER-Peter Slack, Organ. KMPC-Dance Time. 6:55-KHJ-General Sports Time. KMPC-Dance Time (till 1t TOM REGAN KWKW-Noche de Ronda. *KNX-News. 10:45-KABC-Lonesome Gal. KWKW-Noche de Ronda. FISHING NEWS e*HABC-Edward Morgan. 10:45- %BC-Lonesome Gal. KFI-Al Posits Show. KFWB-Larry Finley Time. 6:45 to 7:00 p.m. KFWB-Larry Finley Time KFI-Fibber McGee and (till 4 a.m.). Molly. (till 4 a.m.). 10:55-Kil-This Thing Called Life. Mon. thru Set. 10:55-11E1-I'M§ Thing Called Life. RAJ-Counterspy. KNX-Godfrey's Digest. -KABC-Say It with Mush:. -HABC-Say It with Music. KALI-Latin Festival. *ILF1-11th dour News. KGFJ - 1230 Ice. *KFI-11th Hour News. 11 11 KFAC-Musie at Seven. *KM-News-Wheel. KHJ-News-Wheel. ELFOX-Johnny Otis Show. *KNX-Max Roby. KOMI-Outdoor Broadcaster. *KNX-Max Roby. ELPOP-Recorded Music. KFOX-Midnight Serenade. KFOX-Midnight Serenade, 8:55*KFI-News. KGER-Family Bible Hour. KXLA-Music. KHJ-General Sports Time. 11:10-.KNX-Hanion's Scoreboard. KGFJ-Fiesta Latina. 11:15-FLABC-Say It With Music. 11:10-KNX-Hanion's Scoreboard. *KNX-News. *MAC. EKED-News. 11:15-KABC-Say It With Music. HFI-Sports: Rollie Thomas. ILMEC-11111 Stewart (till 9). *KFI-Rollie Thomas. 7*KABC-Edward Morgan. KNX-Merry Go Round. ICXLA-Jott Nixon. KFI-Fibber McGee and Molly 11:30-KFI-Hollywood Palladium. KNX-Merry-Go-Round, 11:30-'Fl-Nit.ht Muse. Detective. KMPC-Dance Time. 7:15-KABC-Stereocast. KNX-City Hospital. 11:40-KNX-Tom Hanlon Show. Eli-Art Baker's Notebook. KMPC-Dance Time. KFOX-Report from Washn. 11:411-KNS.-Tom danlon Show. 1:20-KBIG-Sporte Package. 11:45-KAI3C-Jack Nye Orrh. ;:27)*KNN-News * KABC--Midnight News. t:30-KABC-Strange. 12 KFI-Midnight Flyer. KFI-Stare in Action. KNX-Musie Till Dawn. ejhurscicry (-Recasts KHJ-Cisco Kid. KFAC-Musir Out of Night. KNX-BIII Ballance Show. *wtS"C-7•7ews• on Till Dawn. KFAC-Echoes and Encores. KRIM-Moonlight Serenade WHAT'S PLAYING KPOP-Church of 1.11 e. (till 4 a.m.). "THE LOSER," KFI, 6:30 p.m. In this series of on-the-scene docu- KFWB-Musical Program. 12:05-k %,••-ti:Ick to the Bible. ELAC-Alex cooper. mentaries of prisoners the true chain of events which began KGER-3111pah Youth Hour. HOFJ-Hollywood House Peet II :3o*KtIER-News: Starlight with an unexpected phone call from a former prison "buddy" Serenade. climaxes with a murder charge. EKED-Dr. Richardson. KWKW-La Hors Popular. 1 - HFI- Beu Hunter (449 hrs.). Page forty 7:45-KABC-Saga, 1V -RADIO tIFE JU LY 29, 1953 RADIO PROGRAM FINDER
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II p.m. Tu, Tit, F It Km, to be Married 114F1. 1:45 M-F Behind the Story KIIJ 11:15 . M-F II:511 p.m. IV It's loor Business KAM'. 9:44 Pat 11 a.m.. 11•311 ..m. M-F stwond Mrs. Burton.. JINX. 11 a.m. 116-F Jaro-ii. Al . KF'WE, a.m. Mn: 11:31 a.m. W -lin Mgt. Preston KM, 5 p.m. M-F Biography hi Sound-- -.... 9 p.m. Tu Jazz - West Coast KINCIS. 1:311 p.m. Ha, M Blue ...... KAKI . 1:15 W Juke Kos Jury KS X. 4 pan. Mn; 9 p.m. Su Strange KM3C. 7:311 p.m. M. 'Tu. Th. E Istrigthtrd Noodle Feuttral KIIJ, 4 p.m. Su Ili•eskfant Club...... MARC. I svo. M-F J -Jump KEI, 8:30 a.m. 1in, Breakfast Club Review MARC. 4:30 n.m. Sa Kaye, Brady Show KILL t p.m. 'Ili in Mt. Lenin KIN, 8 p.m. Su Broadest- Cop Shin. Peter 1113101, 1:311 p.m. M-F; 10:31i p.m. F KHJ. 5 p.m. 01 Kam, Sammy Orel'. .. K 11:311 p.m. Su Sfirlimmi, Dr, Ralph KFI. 1 a.ni. Su *Brown, Cecil, News KHI. 4 a.m. 51.1,' Kelley. Role KM11PC. 11 p.m. P4-14. smetle. Deward K. . 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Hung., 11/ ri , 1:301 p.m. M Sinai., It Koh Ktft. 10:30 a.m. M-1" Christian 1414•111.? .. 1111 ,1. 9:15 s u,. so; legonvenge 4.pI /I %PI% 11:41 p.m., M hlegretngs atery KHI. 6:15 p.m. Su 10:11 pan. Mn: t:I5 p.m. Pp 1..tol to th• Ship kit 0:311 W 11toolrty KIM 5:30 p.m. Su Church of the Open Door._ KIWIS, 11 a.m. Ste 1.orrion Jones K I. 7:15 M-F C.1.0. Viewpoint Phonglogy Freed", 10;30 p.m. Su KAKI'. 9:911 Mu Imetty lager fltpue. ?ht. et %err. ;,:to P.114 00. Ciloge Kid 1111.1. 1:30 p.m. W. It' isms. Biit Time_ ...... K I. Tfl sn: 111:50 11.F Minimpom 111%X. 7 p.m. Tu City KtiltOr ... 1 1. 111 . .. RILL 3:30 pan So City Hospital----____ ...... KNN. 1 p.m. 111 1.ynrt lAmks at non, wIlt.fl KILL 3:30 p.01, M-1,' Toe. tim• MIX. 3 p.m. Su Comminlou 111:35 a.m. 51-9 . telephoto. Moir K EL 9 p.m. M- Ma Ferkinu KISS, 10:15 a.m. 311-11 ete, WrIerk Wire ...... KIM, II p.m. II.) Continental Varieties KVAC. 3i.ht M-F,' Make 111. Your Mind.. KS X, 6:3e W1 , T011111,1110,0 Wen iii .. . K N X , 1:05 p.m. 11-Fri Conversation p.m. W Mann. lierlhert J...... 11111, lo P.m. su Marlin, Freddy ...... MAIM!. 1:3N W: Ihp 1otters K II. 6:30 p.m. Ti, Conversation with Pablo easels KRCA, 5 p.m. Ha T1.1., I. 1.im 1ofg•IMI .KIN. 6 p.m. Stii Cook. Ira MARC, 11:05 1%..11. SII K1111.1'. 11:mt p.m. Mr. Thi. Thing l'alled Lifer__ KEI, 10:55 p.m., M.F 111 sail. 51-F 511•nsfield. Andy._ Seq. 11:311 Ss *11 ..... nth. Lon ell K1 X. 6:15 p.m. M-F Cooper, Alex... _...... LAC. 4:30 p.m. 11 Matomersider Master,.'.,.Feld; MILL 1:311 p,m. P,, 11:05 a.m. 111 -Sa Mastereo 11.11141', fi711 p.o.e. 4-F Thgettne. Slarley KFI. 5:30 pan. 'nu Todd 'lei« 1111111'. 10:30 p.m., To-F• 11:15 Countering, KIM. 7 p.m. 1' Malmo, . et. 01, 111-7 .. K1 X. 3:41 p.m. WI' lop M-erift I-,,.. . : RAG,. 7 pm, ‘I Crosby, Bing._ KNX. g:45 p.m. M.F• Immf 11.11 Pori. Ki 1, g p.m. Mt Croliby, Garr Show KNN, 0:30 p.m. Su MeBritle. %fiery NI I Kr', II:50 man. M Cro ..... dn At Genets KN1L. 8:30 p.m. Su Mel flolgtim• KteWn. 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P.e Forty-one --- JULY 29, 1955 TV-RADIO LIFE
e tenvex.~,42•x.~.t.0),Gnt.0-e..9›.ter-0-.45ette.4.41,9-,-~x.ex..ev..eiten1 § CIPORT ing "simulcast", the average radio or they were told. "They'll get insulted if TV listener thinks: "Sounds like a real you explain to them what they're see- • DAILY technical bit. What's it mean" ing." Time Channel Ibring it up now because Bob Kelley Of course, these front-office genii 6:05 p.m. 4 Cleve Hermann will be doing several simulcasts of overlooked a matter of human psy- 6:15 p.m. 13 Mark Scott Ram games this fall, with the radio chology. Go out to the Coliseum some 6:25 p.m. 2 Tom Harmon portion being aired over Mutual Don time when 100,000 fans are watching 10:30 p.m. 9 Bi11 Brundige Lee and KIM The first is the Ram- Notre Dame and USC play. When they 10:45 p.m. 7 Baseball Hall of Pittsburgh Steeler leave the stadium, these are the first Fame meeting from Port- to buy newspapers and find out what 10:45 p.m. 2 Gil Stratton, Jr. land. August 6. happened, or turn on their radios to 11:15 p.m. 4 Cleve Hermann Frankly, you listen to a summary of the game. don't have to be a The point being, you can't tell peo- Saturday, July 30 mechanical whiz ple enough. Some years ago, before 10:45 a.m. 2 Baseball Preview like Mutual Don the coming of the glib Bill Brundige, 10:55 a.m. 2 Baseball: Detroit Lee's Sports Direc- people used to watch baseball games vs. Boston tor, Tony LaFranc), on TV, but turn the audio down, and 1:00 p.m. 9 General Sports to know what a listen to Kelley's radio call. They 1:25 p.m. 9 L.A. vs. San Fran- simulcast is. wanted more details than the televi- cisco It's just what it sion announcer was giving them. 4:30 p.m. 4 Outdoors withWag- sounds like ... the Getting back to football, Kelley says radio and television call of the gy Waggenheim he'll follow the same principle. on a 8:30 p.m. 9 Hollywood Legion game being done simultaneously by simulcast that he would if he were Neal Rivers vs. Cal the same man. Take Old Kel, up there broadcasting the game only for radio. Perea in Portland, on August 6, for instance. Plenty of yak, in other words. (In fact, I know a few people who 10:30 p.m. 5 Roller Derby "When I did a simulcast of the Ram would like to take Old Kel up to Port- games about three years ago," Old Kel Sunday, July 31 land—and leave him there.) Kelley's explains, "I handled it that way. And call of the game will be the same for 11:15 a.m. 9 General Sports we never got a single kick from TV fans tuned to TV sets or to KHJ radio. Time fans for talking too much." 1:25 p.m. 9 L.A. vs. San Fran- Naturally, there are problems. "I'm convinced you can't talk too cisco In the early days of sports telecasts, much," he added. "Oh, maybe you can Doubleheader it was a fad not to "talk too much." in boxing where there are only two 2:30 p.m. 11 Jalopy Derby from In fact, these were the orders from men, and the viewer can see every Culver City. upstairs to the sports announcers. punch. But football is a little different. 13 Jalopy Races from I've been broadcasting pro-games for Long Beach seventeen years, and I'll admit even 4:00 p.m. 9 Sam Hayes Sports with my spotters, O.W.L. and J.P.H., 8:00 p.m. 9 This Week In "BANDSTAND it's impossible to see everything." Sports Isn't there any disadvantage to a 10:00 p.m. 9 Championship simulcast, in comparison to separate Bowling REVUE POLL" calls for both radio and TV? The following list was com- Monday, August 1 "Yes," Old Kel concedes. "There's piled by KTLA, from a survey of one thing you can't do when you're 8:30 p.m. 5 Roller Derby disc jockeys and record sales being heard on radio, too. You can't 8:30 p.m. 13 Wrestling from the and were presented as the "top say, for instance: 'That's Tom Fears Hollywood Legion. twenty-five" songs on "Band- flanked wide at the lower left corner Tuesday, August 2 stand Revue" on Sunday night. of your screen.' That would be needl- July 24, from 9 to 10 p.m., by 8:10 p.m. 9 L.A. vs. San Fran- ing the radio listeners a little." cisco regulars Leighton Noble and his band, Anita Gordon, the McDon- Anyway, football isn't far away. It's Wednesday, August 3 ald Sisters, the Mercer Brothers, the Rams and Fort Ord with Bill Welsh, July 30 on KHJ, then the season 7:00 p.m. 7 Blue Ribbon Bouts. Rush Adams, Leo Diamond and really gets rolling when Kelley heads 7:30 p.m. 9 The Big Playback top recording artists. to Portland for the Ram-Pittsburgh 8:10 p.m. 9 San Francisco vs. 1. "ROCK AROUND THE CLOCK" simulcast, August 6th. Los Angeles 2. "LEARNIN' THE BLUES" 3. "SWEET AND GENTLE" And I was just kidding. I hope they 8:30 p.m. 5 Wrestling bouts 4. "SOMETHIN'S GOT TO GIVE•• 10:00 p.m. 2 Lucky Sport Time S. .A BLOSSOM FELL" don't leave him there. 10:45 p.m. S Wrestlers Lament. 6. "HARD TO GET" 7. "UNCHAINED MELODY" * * Thursday, August 4 8 "CHERRY PINK MAMBO" 9. "HEART" 7:30 p.m. 13 Olympic Boxing 10. "HONEY BABE" TV-Radio Lifelines 8:10 p.m. 9 Seattle vs. Holly- 11. "DOMANI" (Continued Irani Page 5) wood 12. "THAT OLD BLACK MAGIC" fully aware that the time element is 10:00 p.m. 7 Fishing Tips 13. "HUMMING BIRD" 14. "IF I MAY" a tricky one ..,. that when the zero 15. "MAN IN A RAINCOAT" Friday, August 5 16. "IT'S A SIN TO TELL A LIE" hour co. mes. "ready or not" . . . the 7:00 p.m. 4 Sports Reel 17. "I'LL NEVER STOP LOVING telecast must go on. "But when you 3:10 p.m. 9 Seattle vs. Holly- YOU" see the hands of that clock moving 18. "CHEE CHEE-00 CHEE" wood 19. "ALABAMA JUBILEE" around, and when that hard lump of 20, "BLUE STAR" fear gets ahold of your heart, you look * * 21. "HOUSE OF BLUE LIGHTS" out from your place in the control 22. "PIDDILY-PATTER-PATTER" room and you get a certain sort of ECHO CHAMBER 23. "BANJO'S BACK IN TOWN" 24. "AIN'T THAT A SHAME" feeling . . . a feeling that this show Jimmy Durante says he sings 25. "POPCORN SONG" is goinr, to jell. Even your very finger• Ihrough his nose, and that makes an PREDICTION: tips seem to have electrical imptilses echo chamber look like a cigar box. "WAKE THE TOWN AND TELL THE PEOPLE" ir.oin£,, out from them. This feeling is Page Forty-two worth all the ulcers in the world!" A t» ON EVERY HOLLYWOOD LEGION TELECAST of the Saturday night fights oil KHJ-TV, Channel 9, announcer Bill Symes keeps plenty busy. Above left, he ch.3ts with "Flashy" Lou Flippo and sports writer Bill Burns before the bouts. Above right. Bill working at ringside. Right, he checks assignments for the night in the legion dressing room. (Ralph Widman photos.)
Around The Hollywood Legion Boxing Circle With Bill Symes
IF. TWO OF THE UNSUNG HEROES of each KFIJ-TV fight terast from the Holly- wood Legion are cameraman Herman Falk .3nd "Pew. Pederson, (lower left) Lower right, Bill and Legion Commander Roy Howe chat with boxer Billy Blivens after a hectic night of leather punching. To all boxingeans, we suggest you go in person to the Legion on Saturday night. Ifs one of the best and most comfortable boxing arenas in the country. As second choice, you can watch the KFU-TV telecast of the entire card. What's Happened to Betty White?
Few Tr personalities have attained such heights of popularity as has Betty White and yet that big break still hasn't come her way. But are things changing now?
VERYBODY seems to love Betty White. You'll get few arguments on that. Everyone believes she has talent. And this poses a natural question —just why, then, has her TV career been as erratic as it has? Her "Life With Elizabeth," seen lo- cally on KTTV, has been popular throughout the country. It almost reached hit proportions—but didn't quite make the golden circle. Her NBC-TV show of last year had large audience appeal and then it was can- BETTY WHITE IS ONE OF THE MOST POPULAR person- celed. alities ever to hit the TV scene. After a quiet spell And everyone kept right on asking, things seem to be happening at last for the lovely Betty. "What's happened to Betty? Why isn't she on TV?" As for what's happened to this but it is true that the show was doing this type of show. It's not in my really delightful girl, Betty had a moved to different times so much line. Now, there are some good things few answers herself. that it was hard to build a steady in the offing and I'm keeping my New Show audience. Each time we moved we fingers crossed. Imay continue doing "During the summer at least I'll be had to build an audience again." 'Life With Elizabeth' and I may not. on the new NBC panel show in New But even with such obstacles, the Frankly, I'd like to try something York called 'Make Your Connections'," program still had a good rating and different now since I've made so Betty said warmly. "And this is a was very successful as far as audi- many 'Elizabeth' films." real thrill. Goodson-Todman,who pro- ence reaction is concerned. Private Life duced 'What's My Line,' are produc- "When the show was over I was There's not much change in Betty's ing this one. I'm still dazed by the just lost," Betty went on. "For months private life now. And there's still fact that they asked me to be on the I had been complaining to Don Fed- nothing new on the romantic horizon panel. They had seen my NBC show derson, who has been responsible for for her. She's playing that depart- and decided I was right for this new the breaks I've had on TV, about ment with caution. program. However. I didn't want to wanting a vacation. Well, it wasn't spend the summer in New York, so "About the only change in my pri- long until Iwent in to him and said, vate life is that I've had difficulty they agreed to let me fly back and 'Don, Idon't ever want another yaca- forth each week to do the show. This getting used to so much spare time," tion.' He said he'd record that state- Betty remarked with a wide grin. "I'd means I'll fly to New York on a ment for future use. Wednesday and fly back Thursday be out on a date and would catch my- night. but Idon't mind. Ilove planes "The weeks after the show wound self glancing at my watch. I used to anyway." up were frightful. I'd been so used to have to be in so early early in order being on the go every minute that I to be ready for my TV show the next Whether or not this show stays on couldn't adjust myself to having time day. It took me a while to realize I after the summer hiatus is still prob- on my hands. Gradually, though, I could stay out a little later now that lematical. But even if it does Betty realized I needed a rest and I de- I had no show to rush to. I found I may not remain with it because of cided to take it easy. This feeling could also make engagements a week other plans being worked out. lasted about three weeks and then I ahead— something I'd never been When Betty was asked for a com- got itchy again. I can't wait now to able to do before. These changes ment about her ex-NBC show she get back to that hectic routine—and were indeed pleasant, I assure you." smiled, "I love it. This is the kind of in another daytime show, I hope. So—this is what has happened to program Iwant to do. The people at "During this layoff NBC had a few Betty White. The future looks very NBC were simply wonderful to me, other ideas for shows for me. One good for her. After all, you can't hide but no network can keep a program was an audience participation kind a talent and a personality like hers on indefinitely without a sponsor. of program but Ididn't want to do it for long. Only the best should and "I certainly place no blame on NBC, because I just don't feel comfortable will happen to this Miss White girl. Don't Be A Witch Hunter
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1111141411141114111.6 NO WAY to tell if a person is a Commu- nist. St) don't assume any- J one is on mere hearsay. In short, don't be a self-styled vigi- lante!" Such were the challenging words of Richard Carlson, who plays Iler• hert Philbrick on KTTV's exciting "I Led Three L ves." In this day when it's common prac- tice to think that s(emeone is a Com- munist this is sobering advice. And it does not come just from Richard Carlson. It comes from Herbert Phil brick. who had u.orked for the FBI. and from tho FBI itself. Who Is A Commie? "in our show." Dick Carlson went on. "we make Communists simple people. For (‘xample, on one program a man who was a market operator turned out to be a Commie. We have learned tittle are no set rules liy which to judge a person a Corninti to be thrown into such a position. taI is-sot'. A friend ot mine said re• rust. The Commies :ue much too (iv The FBI and Philbrick both feel that tluit he didn't consider 'I I,ed ver to be ci talogued by any set ut il you suspect someone. of being Th ree Li ves , as va lid sirwe th ere was characteristios. We are even careful Communistic then you go to the head no 1(7 ,nger a Communist party. This that no One particular race is set up of the organization, if he's a member is completely untrue. It is just, ac- as a Communist type. of a Union or some such organiza- cording to Herbert Philbrick. that the "So what (I() you do if you think tIon. and present your fat-Is. If this Commies have g(nie underground and someone is questUmable? Well, Her- gels you nowhere-, then vi (Lit' best have thereby made the work of the bert Philbrick found the answei• to het is to vont act the FBI Office. But FBI twiee as difficult. that. He was on the Junior Vestry 01 under no circumstances should .()ta "Fighting Communism is no tea Ilis church and he began to question go around spreading the rumors that pa 1y. It is a fight for the FBI—not Ihe extra-curricular activities of ter- s and so is a Communist—unle ,s you for •umor mongers. N'e hope that t a ve proof that can he hacked tain lay members of the church. Ile up through 'I Led Three Lives.' people under the most merciless kind of in- contacted the FBI who then, after in- \\ill ask themselves 'Would I like to \ est iga I. ion. vestigation, asked him to work for he ra il e d a Communist?' And then them as an under-cover agent. 'Put don't let anyone kid you that treat their neighbors with the same "Naturally, not everyone is going the Communists at -e no longer a vi- eons iderat on." July 29, 1955 Page Forty-five plained that he gives each fan or Dick Contino has many problem his sincere, individual atten- attractions with which to tion. He has never made it a point to laugh off even a crackpot message lure and hold an audience because he feels that it is truly im- portant to the sender. —chief amonff them Mature According to young Contino he is playing better than ever before in his life. He backs up all of his in- lascinathe strumental know-how and technique with something he didn't have eight years ago when he blazed into the spotlight on Horace Heidt's youth 'these% discovery program. This important but elusive asset is an understand- ing of his audiences .. . their moods By Evelyn Bigsby and their responses to his music. When Dick was doing so much to keep morale high in the Far East gum by entertaining his buddies, he learned to program his numbers ac- cording to the atmosphere surround- ing the men. "If I was playing for some-fellows I knew were going to try to take a hill the next day, and I knew that probably one-third of them would never come back, I al- dub ways started off with a bang, played 411W IN HIS BEDROOM, Duck tenderly 'Lady of Spain' or some other lively polishes his valuable accordion, number. 'White Christmas' or songs one of three he possesses. Statue of like that were for the fellows who Virgin centers the specially built book- were back from the combat lines," case and displays some of the thirty-five he recalled. rosaries which Dick has gathered. (NBC. When Dick came back from his Bailey photos.) overseas duties in January, 1954, he was determined to get out on the road and make good in re-establish- months. He practices two hours daily, ing his career. He first played in plus all of his appearances. Vancouver, B. C., then came back to What many of Dick's fans do not the Mocambo, one of his last stands know is that he is an accomplished before he shipped out. These ap- pianist. He is doing quite a bit of pearances were followed by a cross- piano playing and singing in his new country tour lasting thirteen months. routines. He is also very skilled with He also went into the Las Vegas drums including bongo; clarinet, Flamingo at $5,500 a week . . . saxophone and several other instru- almost $2,000 more than he was ments. Unlike Liberace, the twenty- receiving for appearances before five-year-old Dick does not care for serving overseas. In fact he turned fancy clothes. He prefers to perform DICK CONTINO, who rose to fame down a three-year deal with the ho- In casual and sports things. tel which would escalator his earn- with his expert accordion playing, Currently he is living at home with ings to $10,000 a week the final sea- has branched- out to piano and other his father and mother, married sister instruments. Here he entertains his son. Instead, he hopes to be rating Josephine and her husband and their the $10,000 weekly before three years. mother, father, and sister, Josephine. nine-months-old Mary Ann, his His new television show, which he younger brother Victor, who has just is fervently hoping wi'l soon go completed a hitch in the Navy, and coast to coast, is another step to- small brother Peter. ward his very ambitious goals. HE PUBLIC is like a fickle Though Dick is the romantic type QJN Improvements and attracts attention from ladies all woman; an entertainer has to constantly figure Dick is now playing a Soprani ac- the way from middle-age down to out how to fascinate his cordion which is his own special teen-age, he is still looking for some- audience." This was handsome Dick Contino model. This model is being one to be Mrs. Contino. He has more Contino's reply when he was asked sold retail. Dick's $2,700 instrument, or less come to the conclusion that however, has some special features if audiences in various parts of the his ideal girl will not be a profes- country differed, and what comprised .. . reinforced bellows, special reeds, sional entertainer. He wants a wife his most ardent fan section. and light-weight inner construction. who will settle down to raise a big "The manufacturer incorporated some family. He also adheres to the Old Dick, who recently started a live of my ideas in this Contino model," World idea that the husband is mas- television show, believes that his ap- Dick explained. "One of them is an ter of the house. "I think most peal is fairly universal, though when air rod instead of an air button. women prefer it this way," Dick pressed he will also admit that he is When I am playing Ican release air said. Meanwhile, until he finds the target of many a girlish crush, from the accordion without having to "Miss Right" Dick will continue pur - love notes and sometimes threats. take my hands from the keys. My Suit of the fickle woman known as Recently a young lady in another model also has forty-three keys in- "the public," trying to find out ways part of the state, who was convinced stead of forty-one .. . A B flat and she was deeply in love with the and means of pleasing and faseinat- B natural have been added to the irp her. "Of course," he said, "I'm nimble-fingered squeeze-box player, treble." This new accordion sup- threatened desperate measures if he still in the process of learning how plants the $2 MO one which Dick has to fascinate. There are performers failed to meet her on a San Francisco been playing ever since he gave up street corner. like Hope and Durante who have the original $400 instrument on gotten the American public to fall in "The heart is a tremendous thing," which he first played. The lifetime love with them. When you can do Dick stated seriously. By this he ex- of one of his accordions is only six that you're home free!" Page Forty-six July 29. 1955 There's something for everyone on On A Sunday Afternoon." Ra dio By Mildred Ross I A LA CARTE papers. This goes back to my early newspaper training. Before entering the radio fold, I worked for a news service agency. "Personalities always offer splen- did material around which to build a show. Noel Coward's recent Las Vegas debut inspired a script built around his medley of songs. The old 'Porgy and Bess' Company now tour- ing Europe with 'Opera Blues,' an array of Johnny Mercer and Harold Arlen tunes suggested the idea of a Mercer and Arlen segment for our show. Fortunately, Johnny Mercer happened to be in town and was able to appear as our guest. Cast "'On A Sunday Afternoon' has such a wonderful cast that it's an incen- tive to find the right spots for their talents. Byron Palmer is a great sing- ing host. He handles his singing and narration with equally pleasing re- sults. Joan Weldon is not only pretty but she sings like a bird. As far as the Pied Pipers are concerned, here's a sextette that has no peer. Then we have Lud Gluskin and his twenty- five piece orchestra and the well- rounded personality of Tom Hanlon who handles the sports news. This is radio! This is live radio where we do a show without the benefit of tape editing. I've been in the broad- 4‘,, NO, LOVELY JOAN WELDON did casting industry for twenty-four SAM PIERCE with co-stars BYRON not con-,pete in the California years and live radio has an appeal PALMER and JOAN WELDON. relays at Modesto, California, last May, and excitement all its own. Pierce "eels that "On a Sunday After- but high jumper Ernie Shelton of the "The biggest kick I get at the end noon" is designed to create an illusion. University of Southern California did and If radio can do that it has something he came away with "¡umping" honors. of a good broadcast is the feeling that we've another one under our television lacks. (C.B.S.-Holmes photo) belts. This feeling of gratification lessens the stress and strain of writ- PONG, SULTRY, summer ing and producing a live show and chores and keep an eye on his fam- Sunday afternoons have gives me the necessary lift to come ily. Sam, who is rather loquacious, but one connotation for back and tackle the next show." (In demonstrated an abundance of par- Sam Pierce . . . master- addition to "On A Sunday Afternoon," ental pride with interesting bits of minding two-hours of CBS' Sam also produces "Amos 'n' Andy information about his children. His "On A Sunday Afternoon" on radio. Music Hall.") eldest son, Sam Jr., is studying agri- culture and intends to be a farmer. Sandy-haired Sam confesses that Credits He's a member of the "Future Farm- he's pitching for the vast Sunday A mere glance at Sam Pierce's cre- ers of America." Stephanie, Sam tells listening audiences, who are con- dits is enough to convince anyone us, is studying to be a young lady stantly on tie move roaming the that this man really knows his radio. and is in basic training to become a highways. The radio veteran has de- He's been associated with many top woman. vised a potpouri of informal music, network shows and Sam has worked songs, news flashes, ball scores and with practically every name in the Eight-year-old Peter is the swim- safety messages. entertainment registry. Paris has a ming star of the family. He's holder special appeal for him, and the one of the SPAAU backstroke record for "I try to keep the program varied six year olds and is currently press- musically too,' Pierce comments. program that he recalls with deep affection is the former airer "This Is ing all opposition for the seven and "Radio audiences are extremely dis- eight year old AAU competition in criminating. 'They know their music, Paris" which he taped in gay Paree. While in Paris he also wrote, pro- the west. When father Pierce isn't and they know it well. We try to busy with his radio chores he likes build our music around a story, using duced and co-directed the Maurice Chevalier series. Someday he hopes to do nothing better than squire a news event, personalities, seasons young Peter around to his various to return to Paris and film a TV or special occasions. Presenting about swim meets in the family's new white series. forty songs, interspersed with the Corvette. other facets of the show, and show- In the meantime the native Cali- casing them differently is quite a fornian is staying pretty close to The entire Pierce clan seems al- challenge. I glean ideas from news- home where he can handle his CBS ways to be on the go. July 29, 1955 Page Forty-seven "Archie ... it's NOT that Ilook unfavorably upon the sport in which each contestant must circumnavigate quadruple bases requisite to registering a tally... It's just that it's time for ' "ROMPER ROOM'''
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