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Midnight Front Page Farrell Tom Mix_~ "_Theater ot the Air The Fact Finder E :00 News—Optimists News—Leif Eid Walter Compton News Roundup News—Melody Lane Mahoney; Costello Earl Godwin Musicade Frank Young, Piano Sunset Serenade Melody Lane News, Calmer A Eliot R 6:15:30 Martin Agronsky Music,- D. Bergman Johnson Family Harry Jamas Or. Ian Ross MacFarlane 6:30 Show f~yOUNEVER " " \ _:45 Walter Kiernan News, Hugh Gibson Russ Hodges All-Sports Parade World Today,- J Harsch V TASTED SUCH :00 Ethel and Albert Supper Club News. FuHop lewis News Roundup Romantic Rendezvous Jack Kirkwood Raymond Gram Swing News of the World George Paxton Or. Close Harmony Dance Music Music That Satisfies 7:15:30 Wonder Flame Bob Burns with Especially for You Charles Pergler Talking Pictures Mr. Keen, Tracer IT'S YOURS- IF YOU'LL _-45_ Musical Variety Shirley Ross Pop Music World and America Bible Question Bex ot Lost Persons BESIDES, MONEY MEAUS ) ~ TAKE YOUR FLYIKJG- r' :00 Earl Godwin Frank with Frank News—Music Wash. Catholic HouF ) NOTHING to AMOS < Morgan Singiser " " Suspense: MACHINE AUD FLY FLUTTERBV/ HMM-HOW) lum 'n' Abner John Conte Richard Eaton South American Way I Humphrey Bogart > OVER OAKY DOAK5-HE5 J 8:15:30 Town With Dinah Shore's Agatha Christie's Town Opera House News—1450 Club Death Valley Sheriff MUCH IS Meeting " House Poirot Tales 1450 Club RIDIklG ALONG THE HERE? _:45_ Leon Henderson Open Mystery ; Death Valley; News ;00 Louis Fischer Bing Crosby with News, Gabriel Hoatter News—Symphony Hr. Eaton,- 1450 Club Shower oFStars _Lewis J. Scott Trotter Or. News Background Symphony Hour 1450 Club Morton Gould Or. Gannett_j " " 9:15:30 Band: Joan Davis and The Treasure Hour News—1450 Club Corliss Archer: Spotlight " " _:45_ Lionel Hampton_i Jack Haley of Song 1450 Club Comedy Sketch :00 Lift to Living Bud Abbott and Anita Ellis News; Memories 1450 Club The First Line Sings " " 1A:15 Fred Waring Lou Costello Curtain Calls Memories Navy Dramas -*-V:30 March ot Time Rudy Vallee with World’s H*red Music: Moonlight Melodies News—Rhapsody Here's to Romance: _:45_ News Drama_ Monty Woolley Mishel Piastre, dir. The Drifter Mike Hunnicutt Eileen Barton :00 News, Evans News-Music News-Nile Club VIVI*—— NewsTBilly Repaid News—Music jNewsTDaly and Trout | -- -^y I Hour of Dreams Harkness of Wash. U. Nile Club Revue Fulton Lewis Catholic S. 0. McDonald's Moondial I or " " " EASY • delicleus I ;30 Lee New * n:15 Dayton World Music Halls of Montezuma News—Hits of Day | butterscotch pud- ____._....-. I Br/t/Or. Marine of the Conference • mix tho con* __:45_ Song Favorites_Cincinnati_ Program iMusic_Hits Day_Inlw-Amer. I I /ttw/rC ding, | 12:00 News—Nocturne News; Music News—Music INews iMusic All Night News—Music tents of one package of My-T*Flno 1 Butterscotch Dessert with 2 cups | ON THE All TONIGHT. WRC, 8:30—Dinah and Vera Vague learn WMAL, 10:00—Debut ef a new song by i a of milk. Cook ovar low flame, stir* a I until I WTOP, 8:00—Humphrey Bogart in James about butting from Arthur Treacher. Ale* ring constantly pudding Wilder, "Wyoming." ■ thickens. Chill and servo. Try the I Cain's "Love's Lovely Counterfeit." WOL, 8:30—Hercule Poirot solves "Murder • WRC, 10:30—Frank Sinatra a * other easy recipes on tho package. WRC. 8:00—John Conte returns to his old the Sea." pays delayed by visit. post as emcee. WTOP, 9:00—Singer Tommy Dix featured. I -jl WMAL, 8:30—"Can France Regain Her Place WRC. 9:00—Pianist Aide Solito de Solis WRC, 11:30—First performance of "Sacred I I as a World Power!" guests. i Hymnal" by Martin Dumler. I I TOMORROW'S PROGRAM —A.M. WMAL, (30k.-WRC, 910k_WOl, 1.260k-WINX, 1,340k.-WWW, 1,450k_WTOP. 1,500k.- I I :00 News—Prelude News—Herson Swing Your Partners Jerry Strong {News—Bob Ellis Breakfast Table News Today's Prelude Bill Herson " " Bob Ellis Corn Time " " " Squeezin' 6:15:30 Classical Music j News—Art Brown " .News " " ~ _:45 •** _' ”_Art Brown_" *_jCrowley; Devotions 1 ~_ L___ii :00 News—Town Clock lfiews, Banghart Art Brown News—Sunrise News—Bob Ellis Arthur " " Godfrey Town Clod Bill Herson Sunrise Newsreel Bob Ellis " 7:15:30 Bailey Axfon News—Art Brown News Roundup News—Bob Ellis News—Mahoney :45 David Wills Herson—News Art Brown Jerry Strong jBob Ellis Arthur Godfrey =00 Town Clock World Roundup News—Art Brown News—Sunrise 1 News of World M Bailey Axfon Bill Herson Art Brown Sunrise Newsreel " ’’ _Arthur Godfrey 8:15:30 News—Town Clock News-^Art Brown News—Jerry News; Brevities 0 " Strong Art Brevities _:45_Town Clock_ __ Brown_Jerry Strong_Breakfast 0 :00 Breakfast dob ED East and Art Brown News—Music Music Salon News, Polly " " Godfrey N With Don McNeill Fun and Folly Music in the Air With Bob Ellis Home Service " Daily 9:15:30 Jack Owen News, Banghart Listen Ladies "Shoppers' Lane" Air Theater " " M :45 Harry Kogen Or. Broadway Melodies Marshall Adams Women's Program Dramas ;00 My true Story News News Summary News—Music Hall Bing Crosby Valiant Lady U ~4- story—Aunt Jemima Lora Lawton The Ink Spots Music Halt Miss. Person of the World " Neighbor; Light L W;15:30 Sunny Side of Street Nation s Rations Shady Valley folks News—Good Winters * Neighbor Evelyn L =<5 Listening Post Finder's keeper Hillbilly Music "__ Good Neighbor Club Bachelor s Children :00 Breneman's Breakfast Road of Life News, Billy Repaid News—Symphony Blessed Eventer Amanda I in Ask Jane Porterfield Hour — Hollywood Rosemary Symphony Matinee Second Husband CvmtM. 1*4*. tar nmm, Srwimtt Cm tm. " " Morning N U:15:30 Ruth Crane: "The Star Playhouse Take It Easy News—Morn. Mat. Horizon * * Bright ;45 Modern Woman" iDavid Harum What's Your Idea? Morning Matinee 'Aunt Jenny .. *— ■ .. S PJi. ———M. —. % I :00 News.
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