The Happy Side O 'MEDIC'

The Happy Side o 'MEDIC'

LOGS - WEEK OF APRIL 23-29

Pros and Cats of Rhythm and 41 Blues

'DR. STYNER' AND WENDY The Hobby Show:

Fun For The Entire Family

ç i)A7HEN THE seventh annual California Hobby Show opens for a ten- day run on April 22, at the Shrine Exposition Hall, many of the brightest stars on TV and radio will be present. Attending the nation's oldest and largest hobby show has become Hol- lywood tradition. In some cases, it's superstitiously considered a good luck token. Each of the young glamour gals who has served as a hobby show "queen" or "princess" has since won ANTIQUE MODEL AUTOMOBILES-and Pat Crowley - new fame and higher income. inspire the interest of a Cub Scout at the Hobby Show "It's a good, clean, friendly kind Working in front of TV cameras, Pat helped assemble cars of show. There's some kind of ex- last year. The 1955 event at the Shrine Exposition Hall will citing hobby there for everyone and feature an immense assembly of real antique autos, in addi- you feel real good afterward," petite tion to the models. queen Debbie Reynolds explains. And Sally Forrest, Pat Crowley and

Magda Harout —each a past hobby 111., FRED J. TABERY, director of the 1110. DEBBIE REYNOLDS, who shows world's oldest and largest Hobby part of her monkey collection, show participant — agree. Show, cut the opening ribbon a fey. has won great acclaim following her The men shouldn't be forgotten, years ago with popular TV and movie "queenship" at the Hobby Show. Such either. TV stars Robert Cummings, actress Sally Forrest. (Antler photo.) success has made The Hobby Show Robert Montgomery and many oth- "lucky" for TV and motion picture talent. ers have added unusual collections and creations to the thousands of items on display. There is motive behind Hollywood's acceptance of the nationally known hobby show, however. Stars, their agents, networks and studios are well aware that hobbies are more than fun. They are considered an excellent method of crime and juvenile delinquency prevention. As such, the California event is supported by teachers, youth leaders, the U.S. Navy, the U.S. Secret Serv- ice, the sheriff's office and the Rec- reation and Parks Department. Countless individual hobby groups and the mayors of fourteen South- land cities have endorsed the event. KTLA's "City at Night" has covered the event for several years, to name only one of many shows that co- operate.

.1.1 -Radio Life (Formerly Itadio-Telesisi #### Lire) April 22, 1053. Vol. 31, No. 10. CARL M. Publisher. Published weekly at Los Angeles. t alifornia. Business and Editorial Orfiees: Ito N. Argyle A Los Angeles 20 (11tillywootl Stati tttt ). California. Phone 11011ywoud 1.-sets. TA-Radio Life was entered as Sevond Class Matter September II, 1010. at Los .Ingeles. under Aet or Mareh 3. IP119. April 22, 1955 Page Two Marlon Brando At Home On "Person to Person"

By QN WO short evenings after Marlon Brando won his Oscar, the farsighted and astute Mr. Murrow visited Mildred the Academy Award winner in his home on "Person to Person." These pictures of the telecast were taken exclusively for TV-Radio Life. Ross Brando, flushed with the excite- ment of his recent victory. welcomed Edward R. Murrow and the nation into his home for the television program, which marked his video debut. His conversation was spasmodic. He spoke fondly of his mother, and recalled the wonderful things she had taught him. He discussed the motion picture industry which had just awarded him an Oscar. And he had some very revealing ideas about the subject. MARLON BRANDO WINNER of the Best Actor Academy Award The man, who was once so nervous for his performance in "On The Water- when auditioning for Alfred Lunt front" proudly displays his Oscar. Mr. that he quoted "Hickory, dickory, Brando poses proudly with his son, who dock the mouse .. ." when asked to he claims was an average boy and got say something, came through with into the usual amount of mischief. (CBS- an Academy Award and a successful Lewis photos.) television debut within the same week.

"PERSON TO PERSON'S" co-producer John Aaron gives Brando a few tips during the dry run. Brando has a favorite sign in his rented• Holly- wood home (he hangs it wherever he lives) which says: "You ain't living if ..thn MARLON'S HERO WAS GENE KRUPA, THE DRUMMER. As a youngster you don't know it." and even today, Marlon studies and practices on the drums in his Holly- wood hilltop house. Before taking to the CBS videolanes, Marlon gets some first hand information about the intricate television camera. Aside from his Academy appearance, Marlon Brando made his TV debut on "Person to Person." April 22, 1955 Page Three The itieolik cde of "Dr. Shur

Richard Boone may seem austere and severe on "Medic," but that's only • his "reel" lije. You should see him when he's fol. "real." Here is .the unusual success story of a fine actor. By Jack Holland

he had been encouraged to keep up his medication but with a more positive attitude. Too Strong? "When I hear of cases like that I realize even more the value of 'Medic.' Oh, I've heard that the show isn't entertainment, that it's too strong. But I don't believe the public's tastes have to be titillated. I don't believe it has to be fed a steady diet of pap and superficialities. I feel the public is entitled to be moved, stimulated. to come away from watching a show a little changed. I think people want to think—or maybe I feel this way because I'm no advocate of the escap- ist fare." Some have wondered why Dick's

THE SHOW ON THE H-BOMB was a terrifying thing. Richard Boone, as "Dr. Styner," checks Sammy Ogg's face, the boy having been exposed to radiation.

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THIS IS DICK at his own fireside with wife Claire and young Peter. According to Dick. Peter keeps things hop- ping at the house.

....%. ICHARD BOONE used to 'Medic'," Dick commented. "I usu- be able to walk down the ally go to the fights in Ocean Park street without being rec- and one night a man came over to ognized—even though he me. He had tears in his eyes. He was a motion picture per- told me that he had an epileptic sonality of sizeable importance. Then son and that he and his wife and his along came "Medic" and Dick's son had watched the show 'Medic' private life suddenly became quite did on epilepsy. It meant so much to public. them, especially to the boy, because "Hardly a week goes by that some- for the first time light was brought one doesn't come up to me and tell into a dark field. Seeing the show me of an experience he had that had given him hope, had made him was comparable to one shown on feel he was part of the world. And Page Four role as Dr. Styner on "Medic" isn't When Dick is not working he's given more prominence, why he is concentrating on his string of race not acting on so many shows. There horses. He seldom talks about them, is a logical explanation to .that. saying, "Does publicity about my "The medical people have a lot to race horses condition a theatre au- say about the way my character is dience to enjoy a bad performance? used," Dick said. "On 'Medic' I'm a I don't think so. I make my living general practitioner and the medical now acting (lucky, too, because I'm profession is very careful about too nervous to steal) and I think things practitioners can and cannot that the best publicity any actor can do. I am unable to be in any show have is a good performance on the in which a specialist is required screen or stage." since practitioners cannot enter into Interests the specialist's field. His interests are many and varied. "I did two shows recently that He was once amateur light-heavy- were tremendously exciting, though. weight boxing champion — and he One was on the H-bomb and the used to spend his evenings attend- other on childhood accidents. I had TWO OLD COWHANDS— ing the Art Students League in Los really strong roles in those two — at heart. Get that "pardner" Angeles. He soon became a profes- they caught fire. The H-bomb story expression on Peter's face. A ten- sional artist and then World War II is a fantastic one, all about what gallon hat is not news to Dick after came. He went into the Navy. He would happen to Los Angeles if the all the westerns he's done. doesn't talk about his war record, H-bomb were suddenly dropped. I but facts show that as an Aviation worked for three days on that and Chief Ordnance Mate he saw action it made such a dent on me I was 'The Doctor' that was to go on radio for four years in the naval air depressed for four days afterwards. as a summer replacement —and he assaults on Japanese-held Pacific "I cannot do any other TV with- thought I'd be good in the series. islands. It's also known that his out the consent of those in charge Well, anyway when Jim got to work squadron was torpedoed on the Car- of 'Medic.' Recently- I was fortunate on 'Medic' and was ready to make rier Intrepid, bombed on the Enter- enough to be allowed to play Abra- the pilot film, he called me for the prise and kamikazed on the Hancock. ham Lincoln in 'General Electric part.' During the war he began writing Theatre's' presentation of Irving Career Story short stories and plays—and he did Stone's best-seller, 'Love Is Eternal.' more boxing. When he got out of the This was the first time Ihad a chance Before Dick came to Hollywood he service he had decided to be an actor. to do a highly emotional part." had worked in stock, at the Neigh- He is still very proficient at swim- Dick got the "Medic" assignment borhood Playhouse and on Broad- ming, boxing, riding. And he is an through a strange set of circum- way. He had also done 150 live TV expert bullwhip handler. He learned shows, seventy-five of which were stances. He was in New York on the this while working in "Kangaroo" in stage when he was asked to make ad lib sports commentary shows. As Australia. a test with a girl being considered he said, "Nothing can ever scare me after that. Those ad lib things were He is married and hits 'a child of at 20th Century-Fox. Well, the girl about nineteen months. didn't get the call—Dick did. His first the best experiences anyone could assignment was in "Halls of Monte- ever want. I also did twenty-six Yet, with all he's done it wasn't zuma." 'Mr. I. Magination' shows." until "Medic" that he achieved such It was quite a surprise, too, to learn recognition. You'll never get Richard "Jack Webb was also in that pic- Boone to question the potency of tel- ture," Dick commented. "He had a that Dick had also danced with Mar- tha Graham for two years! He is evision as far as an actor's life is radio show called 'Dragnet' at the concerned. time and he asked me to do some heartily glad he had this dancing shows for him. Jim Moser was then experience. However, it's a little hard to recon- writing the scripts. Jim happened to "Dancing helped me immeasurably cile the stern Dr. Styner of "Medic" mention that he had a script titled when I began doing all those rough with the man who once danced with and tumble outdoor pictures," Dick Martha Graham! said. "It helped me to know what to do with my body in those fight scenes. Ithink every actor should be required to take a series of dancing lessons." Dick's event-filled career really began one day when an executive at the Neighborhood Playhouse gave him a letter to take to John Giel- gud, noted British actor, who was playing in town. The letter stated simply: "Dear Mr. Gielgud: This will introduce you to Richard Boone, one of our graduates." "I went into Mr. Gielgud's dressing room," said Dick, "gave him the letter, and waited. He offered me some tea. And then he began staring at me. Suddenly, he pointed at me and said, 'Why can't you play "Jason" in "Medea"?' I knew that 'Medea' was going to be cast, so I was really elated to think that Gielgud thought I could play such an important role. He did everything he could from then on to get me the part but the producers wanted a bigger man, so I understudied Mr. Gielgud. who fi- A DRAMATIC MOMENT in one of nally played 'Jason.' After that I did the earlier "Medic" films. Dick el, A BIG SWITCH was Dick's por such shows as 'The Hasty Heart,' gets a bullet in the back in this scene. trayal of Abe Lincoln on "Gen. 'The Man' and other others." Elec. Theatre." Teresa Wright co-starreG. April 22, 1955 Page Five. 's Yew Ruby

TO TRAVEL EAST! column written by Mr. Mason Ehrman NE fateful night in October, Ben Hunter (KFI's popular. of the Biltmore Hotel; a cartoon by world-wide, all-night disc Mr. Dave Detiege, of Walt Disney jockey) said to his loyal Studios; a "guest editorial" by one of nightowl fans, "I think Ben's listeners; a poetry page con- we'll start publishing a sisting of original "Nightowl" poetry CO edited by Cecile Bonham, one of Los mimeographed sheet every month to keep you informed about the pro- Angeles' better known poets; and gram." Six weeks later he found various other features and articles of himself the slightly bewildered pub- general interest. lisher of a completely professional So hats off to Ben Hunter, the slick-paper magazine with a circula- only disc jockey in the world (so far tion of 5,000, four pages of classified as we know) who publishes his own ads, a good income from display ads, magazine- and also makes radio a and a complete editorial staff! pleasant listening habit. You have to understand Ben's show to understand how it came about. The Nightowl show on KFI is one of those chatty shows where the announcer talks about everything from flying saucers to the sex life of lobsters. Ben's show is different in that he allows the audience to participate actively in the discussions. If you know something about flying saucers—or lobsters, for instance— you can write or telephone Ben and he'll put you on the air over the "City of LOS ANGELES" telephone—or he'll read your letter over the air. Thus his Nightowl listeners feel themselves an integral Daily to Chicago part of the show. As Ben puts it, "It's I \ not my show, it's their show." Con- r • if NO-EXTRA-FARE BEN HUNTER, KFI's all-night dee- sequently, when Ben proposed a ¡ay, has another "love of his life " "Nightowl publication," it was only natural for all his listeners to want to take part in it. Ben reports that the telephones "went crazy" for a week after his initial announcement. He had volunteer typists, volunteer mailers, volunteer printers, and - most important of all—a volunteer editor, Ite&th Mr. Graeme Henderson. Before the first word of the first article of the HOTEL AND BUNGALOWS first issue had gone to press, the AT OJAI, CALIFORNIA magazine had 5,000 paid up sub- scribers with more coming in every A luxurious new hotel completely GLAMOROUS NEW ASTRA-DOME day! . Regular contributors to the maga- capturing the charm and beauty of OBSERVATION-LOUNGE CAR zine were sorted out from the dozens romantic Ojai. Superb food and of volunteer columnists; a picture featuring panoramic view editor and a cartoon editor were service. Every vacation fun "upper deck"... luxurious lower selected; and the first issue of the for all the family. lounge ... separate, modern cardroom magazine came out six weeks after Ben's announcement! Record time, RATES from $6 single, $9 double. ... chic club lounge certainly, for the birth of a maga- ,,-.0 110""/14 • zine! Each issue features a food and...COMING SOON 1000 DOME DINING CAR! • Name and THRU, ALL-ROOM PULLMAN Address SERVICE TO NEW YORK Labels $1 CZOadf No change of cars ... no baggage HOTEL &BUNGALOWS transfer! Also thru Pullman to Your name and address printed on 1000 fine quality r Chicago and to St. Paul-Minneapolis gummed labels. PACKED IN PLASTIC BOX. Use them on at /ae CALIFORNIA via Omaha. stationery, checks, books, greeting cards, records, etc. HARRY J. DREWERY, Manager Your choice of 3 lines printed on fine quality gummed YES, Family Travel Plan also paper. 1000 labels for only $1.00 postpaid. Six orders Phone Ojai 434 for $5. THIS IS A SPECIAL OFFER. A sensational bar- good on Domeliners gain. Ideal for gifts. Makes wonderful, useful present Satisfaction guaranteed. HANDY LABELS, 4460 /n Southern California, Many Convenient Jasperson Bldg., Culver City, Calif. Union Pacific Ticket Offices To Serve You. April 22, 1955 UNION PACIFIC TV-RADIO LIFE APRIL 22, 1955

tOw-0 "0-0-x-exentententendx.9-0-.9-e.0%tenteht.ex-Gewebten Roger Cures 'Em

Alert TV watchers recently caught this double-header: At the end of a ais Week ¡II ry Roy Rogers episode, villain John Dou- cette was being led off by the sheriff to serve ten years for stealing $10,000. During the course of the story, how- togs finally set a date to do a family ever, Doucette had come under the In & Out of Focus ( General ) • layout on Snooky Lanson. The day the influence of a devout small boy, and Comment lensers arrived Snooky's three children was now carrying a Bible with him came down with chicken pox. M. R. to prison, and vowing to become a reformed man. A few nights later, On Our Cover "City Detective" found Doucette being Teleseries Submerges. released from prison after serving ten TV-Radio Life is proud of this week's years for a $10,000 robbery, vowing to cover—and Mr. Chuck Alders, our cir- NBC has set "Submarine," a series all and sundry—and proving it during culation manager, is especially proud. dealing with the exploits of American the story—that he had been converted submarine crews in World War II. to religion while serving his term, and Wonderful Wendy who is making Tentative plans calling for actual the usually serious "Dr. Styner" (Rich- had given up all evil pursuits. shooting to be done in San Diego with ard Boone) smile, happens to be the Moral: When villains get reformed additional background shots taken in pride and joy of Chuck and his lovely on the Roy Rogers set, they stay re- Hawaii and the Pacific. wife, Harriet—and we might add—the formed! pride and joy of the entire TV-Radio The Navy co-operates with the net Life staff. and production staff of the series will be manned by former Naval personnel. Our motto at the magazine has "High Pitch" Promotion changed to: "A Wendy a Week would make TV-Radio Life mighty strong." The original songs Marguerite Piaz- Loyal Pup za and Tony Martin will sing on CBS's In view of the magnificent news of "High Pitch" ("Shower of Stars"—May Dr. Salk's successful polio vaccine this Lassie's earnings are keeping her 12) are set to be introduced on the past week, our cover takes on even canine friends in happy retirement. added significance. following CBS shows, Bob Crosby, Jo Chris, Shorty and Rip, eighteen, twenty Stafford and Julius LaRosa. and seventeen years old respectively, Around TV Row helped train Lassie when she was a pup, and the grateful canine star isn't Color Test forgetting her old friends. Mary McCarty's appearances on the Skelton show have been so good that To enable TV servicemen to properly CBS had better sign her up before align color sets KRCA will show a color someone else grabs her. .. . Three of Theme Waxed test pattern at specified times through- Joan Shawlee's "Aggie" telefilms have out the day. There'll be no need now Composer Harry Lubin has done a to wait for a colorcast to adjust those been made into a feature, "Born For ballad arrangement on the Loretta Trouble," and will be released in Eng- sets. Young theme song with lyrics by Wil- land.... Dan Dailey is being paged by liam Craig. Titled "Loretta," the record "Medic" Casting Liebman for a Spectacular next fall. will be released early this summer June Havoc's talent started bringing under the Marjar label. in money at the age of two, when she After interviewing over sixty young- won a $5.00 gold piece in a dance con- sters, "Medic" staffers selected 10-year- test. .. . Curious why Jorja Curtright old Carol Sydes for the lead role in spells it that way instead of Georgia? the story concerning a retarded child. Claims she worked it out via numer- It was a tough role to cast because ology. co/treed they had to find a 10-year-old who Clete Roberts moves over to KNXT's could portray a child whose mental "The Big News". .. . "Amos 'le Andy" development had stopped at four years. supplement their Friday airings with FEATURES a Sunday time slot on KNXT.... Berle and Hope will produce a comedy series Cover: "Dr. Styner" and Wendy Critical for NBC. That is, Phil Berle and Jack Fun For the Entire Second Glances (comment ) Hope, brothers of the comedy stars. Frankie Laine's been offered a pic- Family page....2 ture in Australia for whenever he can Marlon Brando At Home fit it into his schedule. Laine's popu- On "Person to Person" page $ We Point with Pride larity in the down under country is The Intimate Side of fantastic. "Dr. Styner" page 4 ... To MTV for its superb coverage Ben's New Baby page 6 of the Salk polio vaccine conference. Secretary of Labor James P. Mitchell What "You Are There" Here was something thrilling! The job has a film insert with Mark Stevens in Has Done For History page 44 of setting up this telecast was no "Big Town" on April 25. .. . NBC picks Rhythm and Blues— small-time affair, but KTIV has al- up the Roy Rogers World Championsip Too Blue For You? page 46 ways believed that no problems are Rodeo in San Antonio, Texas on June My Favorite Song too great if the public can be informed 21.... Eddie Fisher visited his home- on vital issues. It is only surprising by Orne Amodeo -page 47 town, Philadelphia, last week for a that more stations didn't go in with • special telecast saluting the "All- KTTV to give this most important American Homemaker of Tomorrow." NEWS medical discovery in years even more coverage. Edward R. Murrow deserves Bill Goodwin plays the role of a Ear, Eye Inspire page 31 a bow too for his "See It Now" treat- pitchman in an upcoming "Public De- Holland's Tunnel, page 28 ment of the conference. You can fender" episode. . . . Dr. Frances Hor- Jarvis Personals page 30 wich has been named supervisor of count on him for never missing any Lifelines page 8 children's programs for NBC. . . . Gian news story of importance. Man to Man page 42 Carlo Menotti's new opera. "The Saint Pick of the Pus page 29 . .. To last week's "Night Watch" of Bleeker Street," will be televised by Radio in Review page 34 show on CBS. Two segments of the the "NBC Opera Theatre" May 15. . . . Radio Program FInder page 41 program were brilliant, one being the The new Eddie Mayehoff show had Sports Skeds page 42 incident of the old lady who was a better be good. Fifteen of Hollywood's This Week in TV page 7 victim of a hit and run driver, and top TV writers are contributing to the TV Program Finder page 26 the other the case of the teen-age boy series. (Continued on Page 8) After many attempts the NBC .pho- Page Seven

4 AM. 22, 1955 TV -RADIO i.h.FE

This Week in T17 —Continued caught prowling in a woman's back yard. The first was a very funny and unexpected character study of an old lady who laughed at her accident and was being highly amused by everyone's concern for her.. What a great sense of humor she had! The boy's case was, in contrast, emotional and tremendously dramatic. Here were • LOOK FOR DICK CONTINO TO HIT the local TV screens soon. The flash- slices from real life no script could ing-eyed accordionist told me recently that he had a film show in the works. have captured. And to think that a He plans to play piano and sing, so the other lady-killers had better look to- show that offers such stand-out mo- their keys and chords. ments is going off the air because of MY OLD FRIEND, WRITER MILTON GE/GER, sera me a long letter io re- no sponsor! What a complete travesty! mind me that "Flight 951" on "Cli- max" this week is his brain child. Hp but she's sure she has the best -wa- calls it "a taut drama of decision in tered flower beds. • the sky and it doesn't detract one Off Lens ( Peron I ities bit from one's anticipation of the show OVER LUNCHEON THE OTHER DAY 'to know that the plane isn't going to Guy. della -Cioppa, CBS radio veep in crash or even miss fire once. The charge of network .programming, told drama depends on human equations." me that there were two main prob- Hugh O'Brian Milton went'on to say he'd given his lems -confronting CBS radio: (1) How two daughters permission to stay up . to hold a "radio only" home;' (2) how Lawyers and doctors become law- until 9:30 to see the show and most to get an audience in TV: homes. yers and doctors because they have of the children in their class at Wood- "There are still fourteen million planned entering those professions for man Avenue School, Van Nuys, have homes without TV," della Cioppa years. The same goes for most other received the same privilege, so Mil- 'stated; "and of course radio 'is inter- professional men. However, with actors ton dubs himself "The Great •Libera- ested in these homes." it's different. Often, they become actors tor of April 21, 1955." for strange reasons. Take Hugli O'Brian IN ORDER TO PLEASE THE AUDI- for instance. IF YOU ARE A SCIENCE-FICTION ENCE, a trend has been started toward segmentization, or splitting up. Hugh, who is currently co-starring fan you'll lap up KTTV's "Science Fiction Theatre," which started this half-hour -weekly shows into fifteen- with Pat O'Brien and Faith Domergue minute segments aired several times in "A Very Big Man," first telefilm to Tuesday, April 19. The station is bet- a week. This new radio grogram pat- be made in the new "The Falstaff ting it'll put a 'dent in competitive tern - has -attracted many advertisers Celebrity Theatre" series, became a ratings with this new series. Much who are using it to supplement their thespian because of a broken jaw. of the program's success will depend on the writing, more so' than in or- TV buys and to reach homes which During his service in the Marines, dinary drama, for believabllity will are still radio only. "Amos 'n' Andy" Hugh took up boxing in the light be of utmost importance. . and Bing Crosby have already under- heavyweight class and fought twenty- gone the segmentization treatment nine fights, in nineteen of which he THERE'S A TREMENDOUS HASSLE and it is being mulled for Jack Ben- came out the winner. He intended to going on over pay TV and the battle ny, whose weekly half-hour would carry on professionally after he re- is raising so much smoke it's hard to adapt nicely to a strip series. This ceived his discharge. However, in -his tell how the fight is going. Zenith Indicates that the easiest programs last fight he received a broken jaw. is pitching hard for its -Phonevision, to switch over are the popular music That finished his ambitions for the but the National Association of Radio and "personality" types, while the prize-fight ring. and Television Broadcasters is recom- most difficult are drama and .syml At loose ends, without knowing just mending that the FCC not give toll phonic music. what field of endeavor he wished to TV the green light. Recent sideline "RADIO NOWADAYS HAS TO BE enter, Hugh drifted into little theatre skirmish occurred when CBS-TV re- . fused to allow Zenith to plug pay TV. easy to listen to," • della Cioppa as- work at a•pastime. Then, the theatre's serted. "We are slowly switching leading man became ill and Hugh was on its own sponsored "Omnibus" pro- from old-style programming designed forced into his role. Hugh was so gram: Zenith, figuring it was footing suc- for the radio-only family. We will cessful that he became enthused over the bill and hence entitled to pitch not let radio go by the boards and I the acting profession and stayed in it. any of its services in the commercial spot, got miffed' and jerked its bank- mean network radio. There is a great Incidentally, Hugh's current role is roll from the final two _programs. More future in commercial network radio, type casting. He's, an ex-champion bloodshed will come. especially if we can give the adver- prize fighter. tiser a saturation opportunity. Seg- "WARNER BROS. PRESENTS" HAS mentization seems to be the answer." been chosen as title for the new TV Della Cioppa added that there is more Dick Holderness series, ABC entry about which I wrote interest in summer radio this year recently. It has also- been decided than ever before. TV advertisers are Richard C. Holderness, who drops in that each of the thirty-nine full hour particularly intrigued. Shows remain- on Mike Roy's "Key To The Kitchen" features to be made for this group- ing "op." include Crosby, "Amos 'n' over MICA each Friday with "best will be based on one of three out- Andy," 'Vallee and Rosemary Clooney. buys" for the ladies, really knows his standing movies—"Casablanca" (ad- "CBS is planning a strong summer subject . .. food. venture); "King's Row" (romance); line-up," he promised. Dick is Secretary for Certified Gro. and "Cheyenne" (Westerns). The stu- cars of California. dio, which announced formation of TV-RADIO LIFE'S FIFTEENTH AN. Each Friday, at 2:30 p.m. on Chan- Sunset Productions as its TV subsid- NIVERSARY was observed in the industry with a luncheon for 100 given nel ét, Dick tells the housewife what iary, also has scheduled an aviation by the magazine for network and sta- items are in good supply and .at low series titled "Men of the Sky," deal- prices, and he also gives shopping ing with air adventure, Films- will tion representatives at the Los Feliz Derby last Monday. It was truly á tips on how to select the best buys. be shot in color.. fun party, with Bob Cobb gifting us WON'T THE REAL SALK STORY Dick has been with Certified since with a gorgeous pink -trimmed cake make a tremendous television, pro- 1936, except for a time with the Air and with our beaming award -winners gram? Wonder. who'll get to it first. Corps. He is a graduate of the Uni- on hand to receive their hand-illu- "Medic?" - " versity of Colorado in his home state _ _ minated parchments fr om emcee where he majored in journalism. For INCIDENTALLY, JEAN ("L 0 N E • Ralph Edwards. One of the most six years he was with the editorial' SOME GAL") King Rosseau, who col- poignant remarks was made by Jack staff of the Denver Post before he, lapsed from overwork, is now feeling ("I Search for Adventure") Douglas, his wife and three children, moved to much better. Spends her time eating. who, in speaking of winner Eleanor Whittier, California, to join Certified. . _ laxdening- and sleeping. Says She— Powell said, "I think you will agree Pegs Eight may not have the prettiest blooms eonttnued on Page 42). TV -RADIO . LIFE APRIL 22, 1955 Monday-Friday Daytime TV Logs

4:10 4 A-Bomb Pool Rundown -Tu food and home decoration. De- 2:55 9 Headline Report-5m. 4:45 2 A-Bomb Blast Review-Tu signed for women viewers. The "Before" and "After" story of 3:00 2 Laurel and Hardy 5:00 2, 4 A-Bomb Blast-Tu what happens in an atom bomb • 2 Living With Suzanne-W Actual blast set for ;i:20 a.m. blast is discussed Monday, Tues- Suzanne Caygill features fashions 5:30 2 Survival Under Atomic day and Wednesday. and grooming. Attack -Tu 11 The Little School House "Operation Ivy," "Operation Door-, Witn Eleanor Hempel. 3, 8, 9 Queen for a Day step" and "Survival" films on the With Jack Bailey. 11:30 2, 8 Art Linkletter's House , A-Bomb are seen. 4, 10 Ted Mack's Matinee-M-F Party-M-F-30m. 6:30 8 This Is My Faith-15m. Music, intei views and unusual 11 Sheriff John's Lunch Brigade contests featuring Ted Mack as 6:45 2 Program Previews With John Rovick. emcee and Elise Rhodes, Dick Lee 4 Alarm Clock Comedies 12:00 2, 8 The Big Payoff-M-F and the Honey Dreamers. 8 Farm Report-M, W, F. Randy Merriman and Bess Myer- 6 Dean's Den -Tu-Th son emcee quiz program. 8 Film 13 John Sullivan's Show-M-F 8 Your Health -Th 4, 10 Tennessee Ernie Ford . Children's show with cartoons an: 6:35 2 Give Us This Day Music, comedy and intery iews. stories. With Jack Fascinato and .his 'or- 7:00 2, 8 Panorama Pacific chestra, Molly Bee and Doris Drew. -J:15 5 World News-f With Red Ross e, George Wolfe, Grant Holcomb and Helen Parrish, 7 Wrangler Jim's Adventure • is:30 2, 8 Strike It Rich--M-F women's editor. On Monday, Tues- Adventure serials hosted by 3 Sunshine Home-M-F N\ rangier Jim and his horse Co- day and Wednesday a ten minute 4, 10 The Greatest Gift remote from Media Hill is fea- chise. tured about the effects of the 12:30 2, 8, Bob Crosby Show 5 Milady-M-F A-bomb. 7 Joe Graydon Show-M-F 4, 10 Feather Your Nest 4, 10 Today-M-F Joe Graydon, host, with "We 5 Music -Th Three," a musical combo and Bar- With Dave Garroway and Jack bara Blakeley, fashion co-ordina- Lescoulie, newscaster Frank Blair, 12:45 5 New-s-Th tor. and .1. Fred Muggs, world-travel- 11 Buffalo Billy-M-F ing chimpanzee Dave Garroway 9 Bill Stulla Show-M-F is on hand at Yucca Flats on 12:55 5 Police Calls-Th 11 Nancy Dixon-M, W, F Monday to point out detonation 1:00 2 Brighter Day-M-F effects of A-bomb. 11 Rita La Roy-Tu, Th 4 News Headlines-M-F 8:55 2 Coffee Break -Tu, Th Advice to guests on glamour plus home-viewer contest. Johnny Carson with cOnitic inter- 5 TV Auction -Th pretations of the news. 7 Beulah-M-F 3:4i 4, 10 Concerning Miss 8 What's Cookin'-M-F 9:00 2 Fun Time Marlowe Sews, cartoons, records and inter- 10 Pantry Playhouse Louise Albritton stars as Meg view! with Red Rowe. With Lynn Taylor. Marlowe, actress, w-ho longs for a 4 Major Domo and the 11 Martin's Double Drame -M-F home and family security. The police discover that Barbara Ga- North Pole Revue Dramat ir _film sequences. Steve vin's death was hom ride. 8 TV Classroom-M, W, Th Martin is host. 8 TV University -Tu, F 1:03 4 Wcitch Whittinghill e Matinee Theater-M-F 10 Matinee Theater 1:13 2, 8 Love of Life 11 Movieland Matinee Ed Reimers, host. 9:30 2, 8 Arthur Godfrey Time Richard Googan and Peggy McCoy star Peter Lind Hayes subs for vaca- 4:00 2, 8 Valiant Lady-M-F tioning Arthur Godfrey. 1:30 2, 8 On Your Account 3 Wild West Theater- 2, 8 Garry Moore-F With Win Elliott. M -Th 4 Howdy Doody-M-F Music-M -Tu -W-F 4, 10 Hawkins Falls-M-F 9:45 11 Kartoon Klub-M-F 7 Matinee Curtain-M-F 5 Cartoon Carousel-M-F 10:00 4, 10 Ding Dong School 9 Suspects Wanted-M-F it ii I rank Hernian. host. With Dr. Frances Norwich, 1:45 9 Crosbys Calling-M-F 7 Dusty Walker Show-M-F 11 Mr. and Mrs. North-M-F 1:55 5 Police Calls-M -Tu -W-F 13 Conglomornma-M-F Starring Barbara Britton and ith Jack McElroy and Heidi Richard Denning. Norma Gilchrist 2:00 2, 8 Garry Moore Olsen. is hostess. With Denise Lor. hen Carson, Dili.- ward Kirby, and Howard Smith. - 4:13 2 Secret Storm-M-F 10:30 2, 8 Welcome Travelers Human interest interviews with 3 News-W 10 First Love-M-F Tommy Bartlett. 5 Major Movies-M4 Patricia Barry and Val Dufour ln the story of a newly married 4, 10 Way of the World 6 Movie-M-W-F . couple. William Prince stars in the story 7 Showtime-M-F of the stormy courtship and mar- 7 John Daly-News-M-f riage of a handsome widower and 2:15 3 News-M -Tu-Th -F 8 Brighter Day a beautiful model. 3 Robert Q. Lewis-W 4:30 2. 8 Search for Tomorrow 11 Star Shoppers-M-F 9 Mama Weiss-M-F 3 Soldier Parade-F With Bill Welsh, 10 Roy Homed Show 4, 10 World of Mr. Sweeney 10:45 4 Sheilah Graham-M-F 11 Bill Leyden's Theatre Sarmiey Wks to a teen-age hoy Sheilah Graham presents news. In- 13 Music-M-F Abolit poppy love for his school terviews with famous stars and teacher film clips from feature movies. 2:30 2 The Inner Flame-M-F This week's show cornes from New Walter Manning prevents Doris 7 Make Believe Ballroom York. Jane Russell is guest. Blake from being intimidated in With Al Jarvis. 10 City Desk-M-F her attempt to raise money. 9 Adv. of Mark Saber-M-F With Seymour Francis, 3 Modern Romances-M-F 11:00 2, 8 Robert Q. Lewis-M-F 4:45 2, 8 The Guiding Light-M-F 4 Key to the Kitchen 4, 10 Modern Romance 4, 10 Home Show-M-F With Mike Roy. Ja', no Mcadom s na rrates "The Arlene Francis presents experts in , Sixth • Sense."- Martha Scott, per- the fields of fashion, child care, 8 Smokey Rogers shopping, leisure time activities. manent narrator is on leave for a picture 13 Chef Milani-M-F For With Uncle Dick Garton.. [ OVERWEIGHT? 2:45 2 Road of Life Lose ugly. unhealthy fat the REDC-SOrl' Television Industries Don McLaughlin stars as Dr. Jim way. No exercises, no medicines, no dieting. Brent-story of three generations Just eat and eniny REDL-SOUP, a full- or two families. . . flatored. delicious appetite inhibitor, based on In San Diego Area a physician's formula. Month's supply only 3 The Inner Flame-M-F e?.98 post-paid. Send check or money order ATwater 3-2094 6 Musical Varieties- ytEln -,og ,P, RON 383. LOS AN61:1,1F, ,. 53, CALIFORNIA. Tu-Th

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April 23 8:45 10 The World Today endanger Tom Corbett and his two 9:00 10 Mustang Movie Solar Guard rocket ship crews. The Polaris and Sirius are as- TV TIPS "Tumbleweed Trails" with Eddie signed to investigate the phenom- Dean. enon. "BASEBALL GAME OF THE WEEK," 13 'Film Channel 2, 10:55 a.m. New York Giants • 5 Giant Movie-60m. vs. Brooklyn Dodgers from Ebbetts Field, -Smart Alec". "W h st I n ' Dan" with Ken May- Brooklyn. 9:10 8 This Is the Life "PCL BASEBALL," Channel 9, 1:30 pm. 9:40 8 Barker Bill 12:00 4 Western Feature Los Angeles vs. Oakland. 9:45 2 Program Previews - Bad Men of Nevada" with Rus- sell Has-den and Victor Jory. JIMMY DURANTE SHOW, Channel 4, 9:30 4 Unk 'n Andy -15m. p.m. Patty Andrews is guest tonight. 9:55 2 Give Us This Day 10 Western Trails Theater "Doomed at Sundown" with Bob "DAMON RUNYON THEATER," Channel 2, 8 Tiny Town Ranch -60m. SteeIe. 10:00 p.m. Broderick Crawford and Mari- 10:00 2 Child Psychology on TV lyn Erskine star in "Dancing Dan's 12:20 7 Public Service Feature Dr. Herman Harvey wIth a full Christmas." Robert Knapp is featured. credit college course. Subject to- 12:30 5 Giant Movie Don De- GEORGE GOBEL SHOW, Channel 4, 10:00 day is "The Social Education of "Southsi de 1-1000" with p.m. Jack Shafton and his Puppets are fer, and the Child." Andrea King. guests tonight. 4, 10 Pinky Lee Show . 7 John Wayne Theater-90m. 10:30 3 News -15M. "Reedy Rides Alone." 4, 10 Paul Winchell-Jerry 13 Film 10 Circle 10 Theater-60m. Mahoney . -Song of the Range" with Jimmy -Paul Temple's Triumph." Wakelv. Knucklehead's latest venture as a 1:00 4 American Avenue on play tvrght features Milton De Parade 11 Cartoon Carnival Lugg as Deter Pan, Paul Winchel I 13 Short Story-30m. as Captain Hook, Jerry as Wendy New 9 Men Toward Light-15m. and Mary Ellen Terry as Tiger 10 Jack-in-the-Box Cartoons 4:30 2 Contest Carnival-30m. With Gene (ran', Phil Sheridan, lAly. 1:15 9 Baseball Warmup-10m. 5 Recorded Music-30m. Harry LeVan„Joan Coale and \\ ith I buck Connors. • The Dave Stephens' Carnival 1 13 Short Story 10 Dugout Dope-10m. Rand. 10:45 2, 3, 8 Baseball Preview 1:25 9 PCL Baseball 3 Building for Peace-15m. Dizzy Dean and Buddy Blattner Amvsles Angels vs. Oakland i nip' view celebrity guests. oaks. 4 Outdoors with Waggy-30m. 11 Morning Serenade 1:30 2 Tales of Famous Outlaws 6 Flamingo Theater-30m. 10:55 2, 3, 8 Baseball Game of the 10 Bar 10 Theater-75m. 7 Rin Tin Tin-30m. Week "Purple Vis; I antes" with Bob Liv- 4:45 3 Kiernan's Kaleidoscope Ness York Giants vs. Brooklyn ingston. 11 Sports Mirror-15m, Dodgers from Brooklyn. 2:00 2 Feature Film-60m. • 13 Film Playhouse-90m. 11 KTTV News - "\\orm's Es e Vice" with Ronald 3:00 2 Pet Showcase-30m, Shriner and Garry Marsh. 11:00 4, 10 Funny Boners-30m With Dixon, Jimmy Weldon, host, in a half- 3 Movie 3 Mr. Wizard-30m. hour of fun for small fry. 4 Farms and Gardens-30m. 4 Willock's Workshop-45m. Playcrafters-30m. with .1 imms Wallington. Da ve Wil lock demonstrates how with .,?nold Pike. S Giant Movie-90m. to make do-it-yourself ¡trocs. 11 Saturday Westerns "Johnns- Come Lately" with James S Double Barrel Theater Cagnes' and Marjorie Main. 13 Film -90m. "Drifting Westward" with Jack "Adventures of Kitty O'Day" with 7 Saturday Matinee Randall. Jean Parker and Peter Cookson. Renato Baldini. 6 Cowboy G-Men-30m. 11:30 4, 10 Tom Corbett-Space 11 Sandy's Hayride 7 To Be Announced Peril', of the "Maenetic Asteroid" 13 Western Movie Time 10 Patio Chats-15m. -Red D-soit" with Don Barry. 2:15 8 Red Barber 11 Hopolong Cassidy-30m. 2:30 4 Big Pitture-30m. 5:15 10 Do It Yourself 5:30 2 The Lone Ranger-30m. KENTUCKY BLUE GRASS 2:45 10 Dude Ranch Matinee '(''tine On, C's' boys" with Bob 3 Annie Oakley-30m, tivrigiston. 4 Ameritone Theatre 3:00 2 Chronoscope-15m.' "Balks of Chief Pontiac" nith FARM FOR SALE Larry Le Sueur, editor. Lex Barker and Helen Westcott. 4 To Be Announced 6 International Police-30m. Beautiful, square shaped, 616 acres, 6 Western-60m. 7 Cowboy G-Men-30m. gently rolling, Blue Grass farm, lo- "Pioneers the Frontier." - Hang the Ju:y." 8 Lone Ranper cated in racehorse country, 5 miles 8 Captain Midnight-30m. from Paris, Kentucky, and 18 miles 3:15 2 News-15m. 9 Feature Film-75m. 10 Information Police-30m, from Lexington ,Kentucky, the heart 13 Short Story-15m. of the famous Blue Grass section. 3:30 2 Learning '55-30m. 11 Buffalo Bill, Jr.-30m. .. Educational survey sessions. With Dick Jones in "The Black 4 Industry On Parade-30m. Ghost". a notorious outlaw is Fronts on a main thoroughfare (US bested by Buffalo Bill and his 227), bounded on two other sides 5 Giant Movie kid sist'r Calamity. thief" ssith Cesar 13 Short Story-30m. by a black top country road. Year end June Havoc. round water supply from Green 7 Cowboy Roundup Creek, running through middle of ' Drifting River" Ss ith Eddie Dean. farm, fed by several never failing 8 Super Circus-30m. springs. 9 Feature Film-90m. See 13 Who Knows This-30m. Rich, fertile soil, very high in phos- Arnold ['lie a quiz on Geog- WILLIAM BENDIX phate from underlying phosphoric raphy in Cal ifornia from Long limestone, producing excellent Bur- Bench City (Wiese. in 3:43 4 Your Air Force Theater ley tobacco. 1954 base of 21.5 9 Dugout Dope THE LIFE of RILEY acres. Ideal farm for all livestock-- 4:00 2 Winky Dink and You especially racehorses. 4 Halls of Science-30m. 8:00 P. M. SATURDAY W'. Reynolds, assistant For further information con tact Presented by • professor of- electrical engineering. Kent Cigureties owner, James C. Stone, Jr., either ,fisenc.e5, -Guided Missiles." directly or through an agent, at 6 Beulak-30m. 1218 Heyburn Building, Louisville 8 Million Dollar Theater 2, Kentucky. Telephone Clay 6336 "Let ., LiVe a Ldt!e" with Robert e"umni:ngs and Hedy Jamare. KTTIT 9 Feature Film-9Qm.

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6:00 2 Fandango Rheingold 8:00 2, 3, 8 Jackie Gleason Show Live Musical-Variety Show fea- Starring Jackie Gleason with Art turing music in the Latin Ameri- Carney, Audrey Meadows, .loyce can style with Maurice Jara, em- Randolph and the June Taylor glider sire cee. Dancers. Saturday, April 23 3 Ozark Jubilee-60m. 4, .10 Mickey Rooney Show 5 Double Barrel Theater Mickey and his pal Freddy en- "SMART ALEC," The Eastside KIde-1942. "Riders of the West" with Buck tertain thoughts of conducting an (13) 9:00 a.m. The Eastside Kids get In. Jones and Tim McCoy. African safari hut fail to con- ,terested in the baseball games and run 6 Walk In Theater sider the possibility of a real into trouble. "THE ADVENTURES OF KITTY O'DAY," "Return of Wildfire" with Pat jungle lion in their own living Jean Parker, Peter Cookson-1945. (13) Morrison. room. They find that the "kit- ten" wants to play and the whole 11:00 a.m. A telephone operator, who 7, 8 Ozark Jubilee-60m. Venture is a "roaring" success. strives to become a detective, almost be- Red Foley, host, with a full hour (Tonight's show may be preempt- comes the mystery victim. of country music, comedy and va- ed for a special color telecast. "WH ISTLIN' DAN," Ken Maynard. (6). riety Featured are Jean Shepherd, Watch for announcement.) 11:30 a.m. Hawkshaw Hawkins, Tommy Sose- "BADMEN OF NEVADA," Russell Hayden, bee, the Oklahoma Wranglers, 5 Spade Cooley-Variety-60m. Victor Jory. (4) 12:00 p.m. Arlie Duff, Grady Martin, the 6 Texas Rasslin'-60m. "SOUTHSIDE 1-1000." Don Defore. Andrea Foggy River Boys, Pony Dagoner King, George Tobias-1950. (5) 12:30 p.m. and 'Pete Stamper. The story of how the country is being 10 Roy Hogsed Show-30m. 11 Life of Riley flooded with counterfeit $10.00 bills which 11 Captain Midnight-30m, Starring William Bendix. are being made by a convicted counter- Captain Midnight is having a feiter who is still in jail. quiet game at Chess with Tut, "RANDY RIDES ALONE," John Wayne. (7) 8:15 9 Under the Pepper Tree-ISm, 12:30 p.m. when he receives a phone call Bill Symes interviews celebrities that a ghost is trying to kill Tut. "PAUL TEMPLE'S TRIUMPH," (13) 12:30 and ring stars who are on hand p.m. Paul Temple is hired to crack a 13 Road to Freedom for the matches. notorious mob and gain possession of 6:30 2 Beat the Clock-30m. 8:30 4, 10 So This Is Hollywood England's atomic secrets. With Bud Col lyer and Roxanne. Starring Mitzi Green and Virginia "WORM'S EYE VI EW," Ronald Shiner, Harold Keen-News Gibson ssïlh Gordon Jones and Garry Marsh. (2) 2:00 p.m. 10 Talent Review-30m. - Jimmy I.V(1011. "JOHNNY COME LATELY," James Cagney. Legion Stadium Boxing Marjorie Main. (5) 2:00 p.m. The story 11 The Cisco Kid-30m. of a gallant woman, who with her news- Young Jack Johnson vs. Larry Watson in a ten round heavy- paper, proves truth to be effective am- weight bout. munition against a small town's crooked 13 Help Thy Neighbor-30m. politics, Hall Styles helps worthy people 11 I Led Three Lives-30m. "ANGELO," Renato Balini. (7) 2:00 p.m. in nerd of help. 8:45 7 The Ames Brothers-15m. "RED DESERT," Don Barry. (13) 2:00 p.m. A Western about a U.S. Marshal who 6145 4 Jack Latham-15m. 9:00 2, 3, 8 Two for the Money Herb Shriner conducts--quiz ses- tracks down a gold bullion thief. 8 Ames Brothers sions for studio contestants. Dr. "PIONEERS OF THE FRONTIER." (6) 9 Feature Film-90m. Mason Gross is judge. Music by 3:00 p.m. Milton DeLugg and the orchestra. "ONCE A THIEF," Cesar Romero, June 7:00 2, 3, 8 Professional Father Havoc, Marie McDonald-1950. (5) 3:30 When his wife Helen goes tn the 4, 10 Imogene Coca Show p.m. The story of a girl who falls In theaicr with an old hoy friend, 5 Sat. Nite Movies-1 1/2 hrs. love with a man who takes all her money Dr. Wilson realizes that it is silly "Second Face" s th Ella Baines and then gets her put in jail. to he jealous, but as a husband ru rid Bruie 11,411101 "DRIFTING RIVER," Eddie Dean. (7) 3:30 he lust can't help it. 6 Championship Bowling-60m P.m 4 Triangle L Theatre 7 Al Jarvis Hi Jinx-60m. "LET'S LIVE A LITTLE," Robert Cum- "As the Flame Diem" with Barry ' mings, Hedy Lamarr. (8) 4:00 p.m. Sullivan and Sylvia Sidney. 11 Where Were You? "DRIFTING WESTWARD," Jack Randall- Hometown Jamboree September 27. 1970. The story of 1939. (5) 5:00 p.m. The story of a ter- 5 a nian who took his place among rorist drive to find a hidden and valu- With CI iffie Stone, host, and the immortals in his field by ac- able mine. Joanie O'Brien, Molly Bee, Billy complishing something that can Strange, Homer Escamilla and "BATTLES OF CHIEF PONTIAC." Lax never he duplicated. Caroline Bradshaw. Barker, Helen Westcott. (5) 5:30 p.m. 7 The Lighted Window-30m. 13 Famous Feature-90m. An Indian scout tries to make peace "The Basketball Fix" with John among the Indian tribes after white men 10 Follow That Man Ireland and Vanessa Brown. have murdered members of the tribes. 11 Superman-30m. "RIDERS OF THE WEST," Buck Jones, 9:30 2 My Favorite Husband-30m. Tim McCoy, Ray Hatten. (5) 6:00 p.m. With George Reeves in "Through George cooper attempts to blaze "RETURN OF WILD FIRE," Pat Morrison. the Time Barrier". Clark Kent, a trail for all husbands by giving (6) 5:00 p.m. The story of the attempt Lois Lane and Jimmy Olson are his wife flowers instead of an to capture and tame the spirited horse transported moon years back to expensive gift for her birthday. the cave man era by a time ma- Wildfire. Although Liz agrees with him "THREE ON A TICKET." Hugh Beaumont chine invented by an eccentric that "it's sentiment that counts" professor. -1947. (7) 7:30 p.m. Seven l persons try she also maintains that "dia- to stop secret plans from falling Into 13 Story Theater-30m. monds are a girl's hest friend." the hands of foreign powers. "t,, Drily Son." 3 Four Star Playhouse-30m. "SCOTLAND YARD INSPECTOR." Lois 7130 2, 3, 8 The Harry Owens Show Ida lupino sta es in "Sarah," as Maxwell, Cesar P.ornero-1952. (13) 7:30 With Gil Mershon, Hilo Hattie, an unwanted, overweight girl who p.m. An American author turns detective Na-Pua, Nloana, Lei Aloha, Prince has never experienced romance, and solves a blackmail plot and two Kawohi and the Bush Trio hut who loves a childhood ac- murders. Exotic Hawaiian Bamboo organ is quaintance even after he marries "SECOND FACE," Ella Raines, Bruce Ben- played as show takes another another woman. The unhappy girl nett. (5) 9:00 p.m. A young girl has plas- trip through Polynesian musical volunteers to ca re for the child re- tic surgery on her .face so she will ap- culture. sulting from the marriage, after peal to the man she loves, only to dis- 4, 10 Horace Heidt-30m. the wife meets her death in an cover afterwards that he has always 6 Hollywood Jalopy Races auto accident, and the move re- loved her. sults in unexpected complications. "THE BASKETBALL FIX," John Ireland. 7 Detective Show-90m. Featured are Walter Coy, Noreen Vanessa Brown. (13) 9:00 p.m. The story "Three on a Ticket" with Hugh Nash and Natalie Dale. of a young basketball player whose love Beaumont, 4, 10 Jimmy Durante Show for a pretty girl almost gets him into 11 Badge "714" Patty Andrews, popular singer, serious trouble. 13 Tops In Movies-90m. is Jimmy's special guest. Jimmy "VIOLENCE," Nancy Coleman. (7) 10:30 p.m. "Scotland Yard Inspector" with tries devious wayS to get her to Lois Maxwell and Cesar Romero. record a record with him, hut "ROOT OF ALL EVIL," Michael Rennie, she outwits him at every turn. Phyllis Calvert. (8) 11:00 p.m. An Eng- 141111MNI•MI.041M1.1./».11.4M.N,ella.1, She finally joins him in the lish picture involving the English pound floor show at Club Durant?, Roy sterling. "BRIMMING WITH SMILES FlArgy And his orchestra supply "BLIND MAN'S BLUFF." (13) 11:00 p.m. AND TEARS " musical haekground. "CHARLIE CHAN IN LONDON," Warner 8 Where Were You?-30m. Oland, Ray Milland-1934. (4) 11:15 p.m. The story of murder and intrigue in a Hal Styles' 11 Paris Precinct-30m. luxurious country home- near London. With Louis Jourdan and Claude "APE MAN." Bela Lugosi, Wallace Ford- Dauphin in "A Thief Gets Rob- 1942. (10) 12:00 NI idn. A scientist spends HELP THY NEIGHBOR bed.' A thief steals a doctor's his career experimenting with serum ex- KCOP-Ch, 13-Sat. 6:30 P.M. hag rontaining deadly serum, and tracted from an ape but meets trouble (Continue,: an NeTt rag ,) when his anxiety overcomes caution.

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April 24 9:00 10 Frontiers of Faith 13 Morning Matinee 13 Film-90m. "Captain Kidd" with Randolph TV TIPS "The Ape Man" With Bela LUgOSI Scott and Barbara Britton, and Louise Currie. "PCL BASEBALL," Channel 9, 1:30 p.m. 11:15 2 Operation Safety-30m. 9:15 2 Los Angeles Angels vs. Oakland Oaks. Program Previews 8 Western Theater 8 "ADVENTURE," Channel 2, 2:00 p.m. To- Industry On Parade-15m. 11:30 2 Face the Nation-30m. 9:25 2 Give Us This Day day's program is devoted to the atom 10 Realty Review-30m. bomb. 9:30 2 Light of Faith-60m. 12:00 2 Big Picture-30m. 8 Teievespers-15m. "CAVALCADE OF BOOKS," Channel 2, 3:30 4 Frontiers of Faith-30m. p.m. Today's guests are George Jesse', 10 Hi Jinx-60m. 5 Ask the Doctor-30m. Myron Zobel and Addle Davis. 9:45 8 Bible Class-15m. Gil Martyn, moderator, with a "SPECTACULAR," Channel 4, 4:30 p.m. 11 Morning Serenade panel of experts who discuss a Judy Holliday, Dick Shawn and Frank 9:55 11 KTTV News medical problem. Sinatra star in "Kaleidoscope." 10:00 2 Lamp Unto My Feet 7 "770" On TV-30m. "YOU ARE THERE," Channel 2, 6:00 p.m. Maurice Schwartz stars in "A 10 Western Trails Theater Walter Cronkite presents "P. T. Barnum Neighbor," the story of a Christian "Feud Maker" with Bob Steele. Presents Jenny Lind." community and its one Jewish member. 11 John Wayne Theater "TOAST OF THE TOWN," Channel 2, 8:00 "Three Texas Steers." p.m. Ed Sullivan presents Carol Haney, 4 Youth Wants to Know 12:30 2 Let's Take a Trip-30m. Marion Marlowe, Jack Buchanan, The Dr. Alvin Graves, chief of weap- Half Brothers and Jackie Miles. ons, of Test Divisions of Los Program for children featuring Alamos Scientific Lab answers - visits to places of immediate in- "HALL OF FAME," Channel 4, 8:30 p.m. questions of teenagers selected to terest to young people. Featured Sarah Churchill stars in "Aimee de visit site of Tuesday's atom bomb are Snnnv Fox, Ginger MacManus Rivery." test. and "Putt" Flanagan. "GENERAL ELECTRIC THEATER," Chan- Let There Be Light 4 American Forum-30m. nel 2, 9:00 p.m. James Stewart makes his 11 Sunday With Sandy-30m. 5 Garden Chats-30m. TV debut in "The Windmill," with Bar- 10:30 2 Look Up and Live With Joe bara Hale. 4 Early Movie 7 Faith for Today-30m. "GOODYEAR TV THEATER," Channel 4, 9:00 p.m. Pat O'Neal and Gens Rowland - Charlie than In London 'i with 8 Contest Carnival Warner Oland and Ray MtHand. 9 Fulton Lewis, Jr. star in "Do It Yourself." In God We Trust-30m. 13 Sunday Matinee "STAGE 7," Channel 2, 9:30 p.m. George Brent stars in "The Magic Hat." 7 Movie-90m. 12:45 9 How Does Your Garden "Dangerous Money" with Sidney Grow? "APPOINTMENT WITH ADVENTURE," Toler. John Ott, photographer, with help- Channel 2, 10:00 p.m. Viveca Lindfors 8 What's Your Trouble? ful hints for green-thumbers and and William Prince star In "The Fate- 10 Mr. Wizard time-lapse films of growing things. ful Pilgrimage." 11 Today he demonstrates how to Daryl Harpa Show raise water lilies in a space no 13 Short Story-30m. larger than a barrel. 11 Neville -30m. 10:45 8 Faith for Today h00 2 American Week-30m. World-famous author, lecturer and 11:00 2 News of the Day Eric Sevareid with analysis of the teacher discusses the use of imagi- nation to bring man's dreams to weeks news. 5 Church in the Home completion. Religious services from KTLA. Return 4 Comment-30m. New 10 Something Fishy News program featuring interpre- 1:13 9 Baseball, Warm Up-10m. Fishing tips for San Diego ang- tation of national events by prom- With Chuck Connors. lers. inent commentators. 10 Dude Bob -Western Movie 5 Movie Theater "Trail Beyond" with John Wayne. 11 Great Churches of the "Captain Blackjack" with George Golden West-60m. Sanders and Herbert Marshall. 1:25 9 PCL Baseball From the Manhattan Beach Com- L.A. Arne>, vs. Oakland Oaks. 7 Message of the Master-30m munity Church. 1:30 2 The Search-30m. 8 Zoorama-30m. Dr. Robert Heath of Tulane Uni- versity's Phychiatric Division of the Department of Medicine presents a program on medicine's most rapidly expanding and most Saturday TV Logs vital frontier-that of the pvschi- atric research on the human from Page 11 ) (continued brain. Dr. Heath explains the Is robbed of the same hag by an- ers can participate in. George brain's nial -function during a other thief. Sanders is host. mental illness and shows how 10:00 2 Saturday Night Theater 7 Nitecap Theater-90m. patients are tested and treated to "The House" with Buddy Ebsen 'Violence" with Nancy Coleman. overcome their problems. Of in- and Mnble Page. 13 Latin Holiday-30m. terest is the actual examination, 3, 4, 10 George Gabel testing and treatment of a pa- George Gobel, star, with Jack 11:00 2 Juke Box Jury-60m. tient by members of the medical Shafton and his puppets. Also Peter Potter and guests rate latest department where the doctors present are Peggy King, and John records. Tonight's guests include reveal how and why people break Scott Trotter and his orchestra. Tab Hunter, Barbara Whiting, down mentally. 6 Songo-60m. Dick Davalns and Vicki Young. 4 Eleventh Hour News 7 Late Curtain-30m. With Jack Latham. "Bless the Man" with William 8 Masterpiece Playhouse-90m "Boot of All Evil" with Michael 'GREAT CHURCHES 8 T-Men In Action-30m. Rennie and Phyllis Calvert. 11 Town Hall Party 9 Feature Film ,of du.GOLDEN WEST" - 10:30 2, 8 Damon Runyon Theater 10 Championship Wrestling - Sunday, 11 a.rn,-KTTV Channel I l Broderick Crawford and Marilyn Erskine star as Heine Schmitz 13 Owl Movie and Judy O'Neill in "Dancing "Blind Man's Bluff" with Zena MANHATTAN BEACH Marshall Dan's Christmas." A very influ- COMMUNITY CHURCH ential citizen and mobster of 11:15 ai Late Movies MANHATTAN .BEACH upper New York reflects on rub- "Charlie Chan In London" with bing out the rival for his love Warner Oland and Ray Milland. MINISTER-REV. EMERALD OLSON interest lut the cops show just 11:45 3 Late News when he is about to carry out his plans and he becomes a suspect 12:00 S Final Edition • - Presented .by to a robbery which is one he 10 Mysto-Rama didn't pull. "Ape Man" with Bela Lugost and :-INGL,EWIDOD-PARK 3 'Pacific Theater Wallace Ford. ,'CEME'ÉE'RY 12:05 2 Midnight News-5m. 4, 10 Your Hit Parade-30m. "Servirte dirvriter Los Attgeles for Fir ts.Y ear' 5 Play Marco-90m. 12:15 2 Give Us This Day The new TV game that home view- 13 Owl Movie

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4 Faith of Our Children-30m, 4, 10 Mr. Wizard-30m, Eleanor Powell presents a religious Don Herbert discusses Space program for children. Waves and describes preparation 7 College Press Conference necessary for a trip to the moon. Wicker kre 8 Lone Ranger-30m. 7 Gordon's Garden-30m, Sunday, April 24 11 A Home to Live In 8 Disneyland-30m. "THE APE MAN," Bela Lugosl, Wallace Walt Disney, host, presents "The 2:00 2. 8 Adventure-60m. Ford-1942. (13) 9:00 a.m. A scientist Today's program is devoted to Story of Donald Duck." With the spends his career experimenting with the atom bomb with the second help land hinderance) of Donald serum extracted from an ape, but meets half of the hour-long program himself televiews see the rise of a horrible end when his anxiety over- aired from Yucca Flats. D.D. from his first appearance in comes caution. "Orphans Benefit with Mickey "CHARLIE CHAN IN LONDON," Warner 4 This Is the Life-Film-30m. Mouse to "Tea For 200." Donald "Cancelled Debt." Oland, Ray Milland-1934. (4) 10:30 a.m. appears in a variety of roles The story of murder and intrigue In a 7 Super Circus-30m. among them a private eye, a luxurious country home near London. Mary Hartline and Claude Kirch- sheriff in a Western and a dou, "DANGEROUS MONEY," Sidney Toler. (7) ner present Chet Juszyk and his ble-talking quiz master. 10:30 a.m. Charlie Chan solves the mys- eleven lion ladies, the Three 9 PCL Baseball tery of stolen currency and a murdered Goetchis, cyclists, A. Robbins, I.os Angeles Angels vs. Oakland government Investigator. comedian, and Chal and SomaY, Osks. "THE BIG FIGHT," Joe Kirkwood, Elyse Oriental acrobats. 10 Big Picture-30m, Knox. (11) 11:00 a.m. 8 Sunday Matinee-90m. 13 It's Trude's Time-15m. • "CAPTAIN KIDD," Randolph Scott. Bar- bara Britton-1945. (13) 11:00 a.m. Cap- One Touch of Venus" with Ave Trude presents fashions for small Gardner and Robert Walker, fry and fairy tales. tain Kidd goes to London to accompany a royal merchantman and his daughter and 11 Buster Keaton-30m. 4:15 2 News Roundup-15m, their srlipment of gold. Buster Keaton. escaping from the 13 Short Story-30m. "THREE TEXAS STEER," John Wayne. police, masquerades as a female 4:30 2 Cartoon Corral-30m. (11) 12:00 noon. and goes through hilarious calis- "CAPTAIN BLACKJACK," George Sanders, thentics in a gymnasium. Buck Sureshot with tall tales from the \Vest and new cartoons. Herbert Marshall-1952 (5) 1:00 p.m. An 13 Film-60m, up to date account of the post war smug- 2:30 4 Teen Age Trials-30m. 3, 4, 10 Spectacular-90ns. gling of narcotics into the U.S. Max Liebman presents Judy Hol "DISC JOCKEY," Ginny Simms, Tommy 3 Twin Movies-90m. liday, Dick Shawn and Frank Dorsey, Tom Drake, George Shearing, "Disc Jockey" with Ginny Sims, Sinatra in "Kaleidoscope," with Sarah Vaughan, Herb Jeffries-1951. (5) Tommy Dorsey, Tom Drake. Bambi Linn and Rod Alexander. 2:00 p.m. A disc jockey, on the spot, 7 Cowboy Roundup-60m. Judy appears in two sketches, goes about contracting talent for his own 10 Circle 10 Ranch "Ellie Museum" and "The Hat show. Sketch." Dick Shawn is seen in "ONE TOUCH OF VENUS," Ave Gardner, "Tumbleweed Trails" with Eddie "The Office Party" and sings Dean. Robert Walker-1943. (8) 2:00 p.m. The "Not Since Nineveh" romf "Kis- story of the Goddess Venus, who attaches 11 Jalopy Derby-2 /12 hrs. met." Two other musical selec- herself to an earth man, with the sub- Bill Welsh from Gardena Stadium. tions seen in the revue are "What- ject of matrimony in mind. 3:00 2 To Be Announced ever Lola Wants" from "Dman "FRONTIER FEUD," Johnny Mack Brown. 3 News-15m. Yankee" and "You're Devastat- (7) 2:30 p.m. ing." "PARK ROW," Gene Evans, Mary Welsh- 4 Get the Facts-30m. 7 Channel 7 Cinema 1951. (5) 3:00 p.m. The story of the bit- 13 Western Movie "City of Violence" with Maria ter rivalry between two newspapers and "Sudden Death" with Jimmy Elli- Montee. how a man is able to rise to the top son and Russell Hayden. 13 Sunday Matinee of the newspaper world in spite of his trouble with a former employer. 3:15 3 Father Noel Moholy-15m. "n.o.A. with Edmund O'Brien 3:30 2 Cavalcade of Books and Pamela Britton. •"SUDDEN DEATH," Jimmy Ellison, Russell Hayden. (13) 3:00 p.m. Georgiana Hardy and Turnelv 5:00 2 Sunday Lucy Show "CITY OF VIOLENCE." Marie Montez. (7) Walker present George Jess Lucy and Ricky and their land- 4:30 p.m. A fiery queen of the under- who has introduced more famous lord friends Ethel and Fred Mertz world crosses paths with the hunter of a people than any other person in reach a stalemate over suggestions man who talked too much. the world. He discusses his book as to how to celebrate Mertz' wed- "D.O.A.," Edmund O'Brien, pamela Britton. "This Way Miss." Also present is ding anniversary. The boys want (13) 4:30 p.m, A man goes to San Fran- Myron Zobel, well known lec- to go to the fights, but the girls cisco to rest and vacation and la poi• turer, producer and world travel- try to persuade them to go to a soned by person or persons unknown, er, author of the "Undiscovered cabaret. "ST. BENNY THE DIP," Dick Haymes, Isle." He reviews his new book 3 Eastside Kids-60m, Nina Foch. (5) 7:30 p.m. "The Fourteen Carat Trailer." a 8 The Name's the Same "LOST CONTINENT." Cesar Romero, Hil- book on his plush trailer which lary Brooke-1951. (61 7:30 p.m. The is complete with house boy. Also 5:30 2 Amos 'n' Andy-30m. search for a missing rocket ship brings seen is Adele Davis, who talks 8 TV Reader's Digest-30m. scientists to a lost part of the world about her book "Let's Eat Right to Keep Fit." 9 Feature Film where prehistoric monsters still roam. "So Ends Our Night" with Fred- "SADDLE SERENADE," Jimmy Wakely. 3 Contest Carnival-30m. ric March and Margaret Sullivan. (7) 8:00 p.m. "BULLDOG DRUMMOND'S PERIL." (6) 4 NerveII Gillespie 11 Adventures of Kit Carson 10:00 p.m. kit is summoned to protect six 6 Western Theater "PAULA," Lucia Bose. (7) 10:30 13. 111 • 7 Public Service Feature men who are marked for death "LITTLE BIG SHOT," Ronald Shiner, Marie by a bandit leader. 8 Your Docto Answers-30m. Lohr. (2) 11:15 p.m. 5:45 6 Kiernan's Kaliedoscope "STEPPIN' IN SOCIETY," Edward Everett 10 Buffalo Bill, Jr. 6:00 2 You Are There-30m. Horton, Ruth Terry-1945 (10) 11:20 p.m. Starring Dirk Jones. The story of what happens when a musty Walter Cronkite presents 3:45 5 Twin Movie-75m. T. judge takes a vacation from the bench "Park ROW" with Gene Evans and Barnun Presents Jenny Lind." a and mingles with people on less lofty Mary Welsh. recreation of September 11, 1850, terms. when the Prince rif Humbugs so 9 They Mode History "BATTLES OF CHIEF PONTIAC," Lex enthused the American public Barker, Helen Westcott. 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SUNDAY tr LOGS April 24 3 This Is the Life-30m. 10 People Are Funny-30m. 8:30 4, 10 Hall of Fame 4 Meet the Press 11 Hopalong Cassidy-60m. Sarah Churchill stars in "Aimee Lawrence Spivak, host, interviews 13 Telerama-30m. de !livery," a little known drama people in the news. of how "a rich girl, captured in 7:30 2, 8 What's My Line a pirate raid teaches the precepts 3 To Be Announced With John Daly, Arlene Francis, of democracy to a sultan of 6 Hopalong Cassidy-30m. Bennett Cerf, Fred Allen and Turkey. Dorothy Kilsallen. 7 Wild Bill Hickok-30m. 11 Voice of Victory Gus' Madison and Andy Devine 3 Cisco Kid-30m. Choir front Victory Baptist Church star in "Professor's Daughter." 4 All Star Theater-30m. directed by Thurston Frazier with General Electric Theater short message of faith by Dr. Arthur Atlas tetera. E. G. Marshall stars in "Oh Lone- ly Moon." S "The Movies"-90m. 13 Church in the Home-60m. 10 This Is Your Music "Brought lo you by Barbara Ann 8:43 9 Feature Film Byron Palmer and Joan Weldon Bread and Star Kist Tuna." "St. ••.; tingle Patrol" with Christine sing songs of Jimmy McHugh, Benny the Dip" with Dick 11 Rumor of the Jungle Haymes and Nina Foch. 9:00 2 General Electric Theater With Jon Hall in "Voice In the James Stewart stars in "The Sky." 6 Movie Parade Windmill," the story of a rancher who fares financial ruin from 13 Rocky Jones-30m. "Lost Continent" with Cesar Ro- mero and Hillary Brooke. which he can save himself and 6:30 2, 8 Lassie-30m. his family only he revealing his While Gramps is busily engaged 7 Pepsi Cola Playhouse past as a feared and hunted gun- in an attempt lo heat the carnival Eve Miller stars in "The Lady slinger. checker champinp, animal side- Challenges," the story of a dy- 3 Toast of the Town-60m. 'show owners attdhipt to steal the • namic woman whose nature drives 4, 10 TV Playhouse-60m. talented "Lassie" from young Jeff her to challenge everyone around Miller who tries to regain his pet her and who scorns those who Pat O'Neal anti Germ Rowland against seemingly insurmountable prove unable to keep pace with star in "Do It Yourself." the story of the conflicting ambitions odds. her. Ultimately the cause of her of a 'oung couple which almost mania is revealed when she en- 3 Halls of Ivy-30m. leads to their separation. The • counters something that she most 4, 10 Roy Rogers fears on a perilous mountain husband is determined to live in the country and when his pho- Roy and l'al take a trip to No ledge in the Swiss Alps. Man's Land where they find a tographer model wife receives an government surveyor who is suf- 9 Feature Film-90m. offer from Hollywood a crisis crisis arises in their lives about fering from exposure, thirst and "Let's Live Again" with John shock from a beating. Emory and Hillary Brooke. where they are going to live. 3 Bandstand Revue-60m. S Chico and Pablo 10 Channel 10 Showcase A hungry and forlorn dog leads NVilh Leighton Nobel and Anita Chien and his pal, Pablo, through 13 Dan Lundberg-30m. Gordon and guest stars featuring a series of hair-raising adventures 8:00 2, 8 Toast of the Town-60m. the thirty top songs of your choice. and gun battles after the dog's Ed Sullivan, host, presents Carol master disappears. Raney of "Pajama Game," Marion 6 Guy Lombardo-60m. 6 Rocky Jones-30m. Marlowe, Jack Buchanan. British 7, 8 Wolter Winchell 7 Prize Award Theater musical comedy star. The Half Brothers, unicycle act from South X" m lilt Eve NIcVettgh. ••mari,d America, and .lackie Miles. 11 The Cisco Kid-30m. 13 Letters to the Editors 3 Movie-60m. "HANK" PENNY 7:00 2, 3, 8 Private Secretary-30m. 4, 10 Captain Galant-30m. Susie MacNamara becomes "queen Buster Cralthe stars in desert ad- of the office" for a day after a ventures series. bit of eavesdropping by Boss Peter Sands and the receptionist 7 Six Gun Theater Vi Praskins leads them to believe "Saddle Serenade" with Jimmy she is supposed to inherit a mil- Wakely. lion dollars. 11 Swanson's Crown Theater 4 Dateline Europe-30m. %yin, ciandp Dauphin and OSR Helen Davis unwittingly aids an Massen. In order to build tip the espionage agent in stealing a top newspaper circulation, the paper secret from the best scientists of publishes an 'tern about a miss- Europe. ing person with a large reward 6 Front Page .Detective offered. 7 You Asked For It 13 Hour of Faith-30m. says: "Purtiest Special Limited Time Offer to TV -Radio Life Readers! ole spot in the World!" For only $15.00 a month, YOU can THIS AD IS WORTH MONEY ANY SAT. OR SUNDAY OWN a beautiful wooded full - size lot at 8:30 A.M. 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al Stories of the Century-30m. 3 I- Led Three Lives m'ah Jim Davis, Mary Castle and S Danger-30m. Myrun Healey in "The Dalton 4, 10 Loretta Young Show Conrad Janis and Barbara Nich- Gang." Four famous brothers turn Loretta Young, John Hudson and ols star in "Pete River Blues," outlaw after a fifth brother is Mimi Gibson star in "The Little the story of a jazz musicians in killed and to get even they ter- Teacher," the story of an irritated a Greenwich Village nightclub rorize the territory of Kansas un- father who discovers why he has who becomes Involved with a society woman. til Matt Clark and Frankie Adams not been a greater success after bring an end to their career. he accidentally breaks the finger 10 News Briefs of his five-year-old daughter. 9:15 7 Sidney Skolsky's Hollywood 11 Sunday Cinema Hollywood's popular columnist "The Big- Eight" with Joe Kirk- 3 Conspiracy-30m. wood and Elyse Knox. with. news of the filin capital's faMOUS. A foreign correspondent In- 13 Answer for Americans S Tomorrow's News-15m. volved in foreign intrigue. Spon- sered by Frank Taylor Ford Co. 11:05 10 Chinchilla Chats—ISm. 9:30 2, 8, Stage 7-30m. 11:15 2 Late Movie George Brent stars in "The Magic 6 Movie Parade-90m. "Little Big Shot" with Ronald Hat" as a widower who faces the .Shiner and Marie Lohr, problem of bringing up a nine- "Bulldog Drummond's Perin." year-old daughter whose penchant 4 Outlook-15m. for a Paris-created hat brings 7 Break the Bank With Elmer Peterson. ridicule from her companions. With Bert Parks. 11:20 10 Ten Star Theater The daughter convinces her father Sponsored by Chrysler Corpora- "Steppin' In Society" with Ed- • to buy her a hat she has seen in tion. ward Everett Horton and Ruth a window which he wears to a Terry. reception, not realizing that the hat is most inappropriate to her 9 Championship Bowling-60m. 11:30 4 Late Movies age. Bud Lillard %s. Joe Joe liristoe. "Battles of Chief Pontiac" with 6 Inner Sanctum-30m. 11 The Whistler-30m. Lex Barker and Helen Wescott. 7 Stork Club-30m. 13 Church Talent Show 12:00 5 Televespers Jill Corey, Isabel Robbins, Har- 10:30 2 Award Performance-30m. 1:00 2 Give Us This Day rison Muller and Oliver Wake- "Mir Fateful Pilgrimage" with field, English comedian, are Viveea Lindfors and William guests. Prince. 11 Paul Coates Confidential File 3 People Are Funny-30m. 13 Rev. Oral Roberts 4, 10 Bob Cummings Show 10:00 2, 8 Appointment with Bob maps out a plan to bring his Fan Fax Adventure nephew's girl back, but even Viveca Lindfors stars in "The though he "reads women like a Fateful Pilgrimage" with Wil- book" his plan go awry. Henrietta Seipp of 524 South Street, liam Prince. The story of an ex- 3 Strictly Informal-90m. Glendale, California, has started a fan G. I., prompted by nostalgia, who With Larry Finley. club for the new ICRBC-TV star, Slim returns to the German village 7 Nitecap Theater Barnard. All who are interested in where he was wounded during World War II and finds a girl he "Paula" with Lucia Bose, such a club for the happy-go-lucky believed dead, very much alive. 8 Beat the Clock-30m. Slim, write to Henrietta at her address. 11 Heart of the City-30m. Nancy Streebecic, president of the 11:00 2 Sunday News Special Rick Jason fan club, reminds us that We have just one With Walter tronkite. Rick will appear in a forthcoming Ford 3 Late News Theatre production of "Mimi," with 4 Eleventh Hour News Paul Henreid and Rita Gam. with cieve Hermann. point to make! Bakersfield-born Wayne Mallory, TV actor, has a fine club going for him, headed by Jess Hoaglin, P. O. Box 241, Hollywood 28. Mrs. Edith Prince, 428 N. Larchmont Blvd., Los Angeles 4, writes: "A fan Subscribe to club has just been formed for Chef TV-Radio Life Milani who has given so much of himself to the American family. 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"STUDIO ONE," Channel 2, 7:00 p.m. "Mr. 5 Cartoon Carousel-Con't 2 Tom Harmon-Sports-5m. Brimmer Did It," a drama full of sur- 6:25 prising twists wtih an O. Henry ending. 6 Ranger Hal-90m. 10 Van Deerlin-News-5m. "Sung uf the Buckaroo." 6:30 2 Doug Edwards-News-15m. "TV READER'S DIGEST," Channel 7, 7 Make Believe Ballroom- 8:00 p.m. Alex Nichol stars in "The 3 Thought of the Day Great Armored-Car Robbery." 8 Brighter Day-15m. 4 Movie Museum-15m. 9 Gene Norman's Campus nib "VOICE OF FIRESTONE," Channel 7, 8:30 5 Easy Life-15m. p.m. Dorothy WarenskJold and Jerome 11 City Assignment 6 Johnny Jet-Serial-30m. Hines are guests with Howard Barlow 13 Cowboys West 7 Early Curtain-30m. and the Firestone Orchestra. "Man From Tumbleweed" with "The Last Stop" with John War- Wild Bill Elliott. "MEDIC," Channel 4, 9:00 p.m. Jeanie Baird burton. and Linda Sterling star in "My Child's 5:15 8 Smokey Rogers 8 Newsreel Keeper." 5:30 2 The Little Rascals-30m. 10 Passport to Danger-30m. "ROBERT MONTGOMERY PRESENTS," 3 Frank Webb Show Starring Cesar Romero. Channel 4, 9:30 p.m. "Bella Fleece Gave 4 Uncle Archie-30m. 11 Time for Beany-Kids-15m. a Party," a TV adaptation of a story by 5 Western Feature-60m. 6:40 3 Constantino's Column Evelyn Waugh. "Alias the Badman" with len 4 8 Weather-5m. Maynard. 6:45 2, 8 Perry Como Show 7:30 3 Bishop Fulton Sheen-30m. 7 Jack Owens Show-40m. Perry and the hay Charles sing- Fun and variety for the whole ers sing a medley of "How You 4, 10 Tony Martin Show family. Gonna Keep 'Ern Down On the Tony opens tonight's show with 10 Howdy Doody-30m. Farm," and t`Puppa Don't Preach "Tweed!, Dee Dee." He continues with "How Important Can It Be" 11 Sheriff John to Me." Como solos "Darling, Je Vous Alose Beaucoup." With the and eluses with - My Mother's With John Buirick, Singers he continues with "April Eyes." 5:45 11 Thunderbolt-15m. lis Parts." The orchestra plays 5 Hans Christian Andersen 5:50 2 Range Rider-30m. "Alouette." "The Steadfast Tin Soldier." With Jack Mahoney and Dick 3 World News-Weather Among the many birthday pres- West. 4 Jack Latham ents given tu s boy was twelve tin soldiers, the last and smallest of Handy Hints-Tips-10m. which had only one leg. For that ‘\;latliDurothyu Gardner and Ben reason the buy liked him best. 4 i e. HERE'S MY FAMOUS TV 13 Cisco Kid-30m. 11 George Putnam-News-15m. 7 The Name's the Same-30m. 6:55 5 Bollay Weather-5m. Bob and Ray, emcees, with panel- BATHROOM TILE OFFER... 7:00 2 Studio One-Drama-60m. ists Joan Alexander and Hy Gard- "Mr. Brimmer Did It." An un- ner, usual story uf a man who com- 8 People in the News-1 Sm. mits suicide by jumping over a 9 Big Game Hunt-30m. cliff. The victim's rakish cousin takes the viewing audience into 11 Eddie Cantor Show-30m. his confidence confessing that it 13 Florian ZaBach-30m. was he who killed Mr. Britnnier. The wizard uf the violin, The question now is whether he will get away with it. 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April 25 6 All Star Theater aged Irish landowner, last in " a' 7 TV Reader's Digest-30m. great line, who throws an elaborate ball as her last fling. Hugh Reilly, host, presents "The Adapted for TV by Doria Folliott. Great Armored-Car Robbery" with ecker kre Alex Nichol. The story of John 7 What's the Name of That Martin who master-minds the Song Monday, April 25 "perfect crime" but fails to reckon Bill Gwinn with a song identifi- "THURSDAY'S CHILD," Stewart Granger. with the warped mental processes cation quiz. (4) 1:05 p.m. The effects of a child ac- of his confederates when he tries Boxing Films-75m. tress's career on her family. to go straight to hold his wife. "BUCKSKIN FRONTIER," Richard Dix. (7) Tommy Jackson vs. Archie Mc- 9 Life Is Worth Living 2:00 p.m. Bride in a 10 round heavyweight "JOY RIDE," Zelma O'Neil, Gene Gerard. Bishop Fulton J. Sheen with sub- bout from St. Nicholas Arena. jects of interest for everyone. (6) 3:45 p.m. 11 Abbott and Costello-30m. 11 Secret File U. S. A.-30m. "TIGER WOMAN," Kane Richmond, Adele With Robert Aida in "Mission Mara-1946. (11) 3:45 p.m. The story of 13 George Fisher's Hollywood 'M' ". Major Morgan (Robert Alda) a night club singer who tries to collect George Fisher with news of Holly- is called upon by Dutch Police to a fortune in Insurance when her husband wood's famous. investigate Lupoff an enemy agent supposedly commits suicide. 8:30 2, 8 Godfrey's Talent Scouts- of a well-known subversive group. "MAN FROM TUMBLEWEED,. Wild Bill Jack Sterling pinch-hits for vaca- Mr. District Attorney-30m. Elliott. (13) 4:00 p.m. 10:00 2 "SOUTHSIDE 1-1000," Don Defore, Andrea tioning Arthur Godfrey. Starring David Brian, 3 Amos 'n' Andy-30m. King, George Tobias-1950. (5) 4:30 p.m. 3 Preview Theater The story of how the country Is being 5 Roller Derby-2 /12 hrs. 6 Ten O'Clock Movie flooded with counterfeit $10.00 bills 6 Movie-75m. "Models, Inc." which are being made by a convicted "The Large Rope" with Donald counterfeiter who Is still in jail. Housten and Susan Shaw. "ALIAS THE BADMAN," Ken Maynard- 7 Voice of Firestone-30m. 7 Wanderlust-30m. 1931. (5) 5:30 p.m. The story of cattle Dorothy Warenskjold, soprano, rustling in the old west. Bill Burrud and Slim Berpaid, "THE LARGE ROPE," Donald Houston, Su- and Jerome Hines, basso, are Automotive Editor of the L. A. san Shaw. I6) 8:30 p.m. guests with Howard Barlow and Examiner, with films of Ojai. the Firestone Orchestra. The pro- "MODELS, INC." (6) 10:00 Pan• "SECRET BEYOND THE DOOR," Joan gram includes "Blue Room.," "Close As Pages In a Book," "No 8 Douglas Fairbanks Presents Bennett, Michael Redgrave-1949. (9) 10:50 p.m. The story of a man plagued Other Love," "You and the Night 11 Boston Blackie-30m. and the Music," "Se a caso since birth by beautiful women, who With Kent Taylor, Lois Collier marries women for their money and then Madam" from "The Marriage of and Frank Orth. Boston Blackie strangles them. Figaro," "Light Cavalry Over- and Mary pick up a hitchhiker ture" by von Suppe and "Ah "GASHOUSE KIDS IN HOLLYWOOD," Carl who is being chased by a gang Switzer. (7) 11:00 p.m. The story of two Sweet Mystery of Life." whom he stole valuable jewels ,disappearing corpses who show up In a 9 Down You Go-30m. from. haunted house. Dr, Bergen Evans and celebrity 10:30 2 City Detective-30m. "SECRETS OF THE U N DERGROUND," panelists. 4 Big Town-30m. John Hubbard, Virginia Grey. (10) 11:15 11 Life With Elizabeth-30m. Secretary of Labor James P. p.m. A counterfeiter is killed and a Starring Betty White with Del Mitchell appears in a filmed in- daughter disappears. A curious reporter Moore. terview following tonight's dra- uncovers a strange situation. 13 Wrestling-2 hrs. matic story. With Mark Stevens "WOMAN IN BONDAGE," Gail Patrick, From the Hollywood Stadium. he discusses the urgent and Nancy Kelly. (13) 11:15 p.m. The story of Jules StrongBow, sportscaster. growing problem of regular full- the conditions under which the women of 9:00 2, 3, 8 ILove Lucy-30m. time employment for persons Germany lived during Hitler's reign. over 45. "DANGEROUS YEARS," William Halop, Starring Lucille Ball and Desi Ann Todd, Jerome Cowan. (4) 11:25 p.m. Arnaz. 'Rock Hudson lends his 7 News-15m. A look into the background of a juv- • histrunic talents to the task of With Hank Weaver. enile delinquent. reuniting Rick and Fred with 8 Studio One-60m. "SQUARE DANCE KATY," Joe Kirkwood, their erstwhile wives. "Passage at Arms." A romantic James Gleason-1950. (11) 11:45 p.m. A 4, 10 Medic-30m. adventure Involving Oley Zabrod- woman tries to get her fiance's band to Jeannie Baird and Linda Sterling sky, captain of Czechoslavakia's the attention of a talent scout. star in "My Child's Keeper," the champion hockey team. After the "BRANDY FOR THE PARSON," James story of two small children who country is annexed by Russia he Donald, Kenneth More. (2) 12:00 MIdn. are burned, one fatally, when they and his wife decide to escape. An English comedy about a couple who accidentally set fire to kitchen Their opportunity comes when the run into a smuggler who forces them curtains after being left alone hockey team is sent to Switzer- to help him bootleg brandy. briefly by their mothers. One land and they plan a surprising child is saved, but the mother of and daring way to stay In a free the dead child gives way to an country. 11 Racket Squad-30m. unreasoning hatred of the sur- 9 Don Lee World News 13 Owl Movie viving c'hild's mother, and this is With Lee Wood, Bill •Brundige, the problem with which the doctor "Women ln Bondage" with Gail Sam Hayes, Charles Arlington and Patrick and Nancy Kelly. deals. Richard Boone is host. Ted Myers. 7 Public Service Feature 10 Ella Raines Show 11:20 10 Ten Star [heater "Secrets uf the Underground" with 9 Fortune Theater 11 Sherlock Holmes-30m. "..1.71na" with Gina Lollobrigida, John Hubbard and Virginia Grey. Amadeo Narrarl, Otello Toso and 10:45 7 Baseball Hall of Fame-15m. 11:25 4 Late Movie Doris Dowling. With Marty Glickman and Lew "Dangerous Years" with William 11 Royal Playhouse-30m. Fonseca. Halop and Ann Todd. 9 Weatherwise 9:30 2, 3, 8 A December Bride 11:30 2 Musical Nitecap Report by Charles Arlington. 3 Late News Lily decides to move to a hotel 10:50 9 Movie Theater until her daughter and son-in-law 8 Strange Experiences-5m. "Secret Beyond the Door" with end their squabble over Matt's 11:35 8 Night Final-10m. new mustache, and the pair think Joan Bennett and Michael Red- that she's eloping when they re- grave. 11:45 11 Jackson's Theater ceive some phone calls about hotel 11:00 2 The Big News "Three and a Half Musketeers" reservations and a license for her With Clete Roberts, Bill Stout, Gil with Jan Clayton and "Square friend Mr. Jorgenson. Stratton, Jr., and Austin Green. Dance Katy" with Joe Kirkwood. 4, 10 Robert Montgomery 4 Eleventh Hour News-15m. 12:00 2 Late Show Presents-30m. With Jack Latham. "Brandy For the Parson" with S Eye Witness-30m. James Donald, Kenneth More and "Bella Fleace Gave a Party." A Jean Lodge. stary by Evelyn Waugh about an With Ken Grave, Tom }fatten and Jay Elliott. 1:30 2 Give Us This Day 7 Nitecap Theater-90m. THE LOS ANGELES EXAMINER "Gashouse Kids in Hollywood" ADD COLOR TO YOUR TVI PRESENTS with earl Switzer. 10 Sports Final-5m. New Multichrome television screen filter WANDERLUST adds color to any set Attach in seconds KABC-TV CHANNEL 7 11 George Putnam-News-15m, Instantly, vivid color takes the place of 10:00-1e30 P.M. MONDAY 13 Criswell Predicts-15m. drab black and white Glare and eye. TV's most provocative program. strain are eliminated Guaranteed OnIN Tonight Jeron King Criswell predicts. $1.98. •Send now Specify screen size "OJAI" 11:05 10 Lionel Van Derlin-Nws MULTI CHROME-TV, Box 1848. HollY wood 28. 11:15 4 Cleve HermaneSports

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• .'.,11jEsp..47.y.t.g:•Loe,45:,. April 26 Information Received From Stations t 7 Early Curtain-30m. Subject to Last Minute Change "Sound Itl the Night" with Lee Marvin. TV TIPS 8 Newsreel "A-BOMB BLAST," Channels 2 and 4, 4:10 See Page 9 for 4:10 A.M. to 10 Man Behind the Badge - 30m. a.m. Preview of atom bomb blast by top 11 Time for Beany-Kids-15m. CBS and NBC reporters. Actual A-bomb detonation is set tor 5:20 a.m. 5:00 P.M. Daytime Log Listings 6:40 3 Costantino's Column 8 Weatherword-5m. "CAVALCADE OF AMERICA," Channel 7, 7:00 p.m. Paul Kelly and Erin O'Brien 5:00 2 Space Funnies-60m. 6:45 2, 8 Jo Stafford Show-15m. Moore star In "How to Raise a Boy." Dal AleKennon with games, stories Jo opens the program with "The "CAMEL NEWS CARAVAN," Channel 4, and first run Waiter Lanz car- Lady Is In Love With You." The 7:45 Colored pictures rushed from toons. Starlighters join her in a medley p.m. of "Rain" and "Simr,ina in the the site of the A-bomb are seen tonight. 4, 10 Pinky Lee Show-30m. Rain," Joe solos on 'Cherry Pink These are the first colored pictures ever $ Cartoon Carousel-Can't and Apple Blossom White" and taken pf an A-bomb blast • Ranger Hal-30m. closes the program with the Star- BOB HOPE SHOW, Channel 4, 8:00 p.m. lighters singing "Dancing In the "Rollin' 'Westward." Line Renaud, French singer, and Lloyd the Dark." Paul Weston and his Nolan are Bob's guests tonight. 7 Make Believe Ballroom Orchestra provide musical back- 8 Brighter Day-15m. ground. "PCL BASEBALL," Channel 9, 8:10 p.m. 9 Gene Norman's Campus Club 3 World News-Weather-15m. Los Angeles vs. Hollywood. 11 City Assignment-30m. 4 Jack Latham-15m. "FIRESIDE THEATER," Channel 4, lc Cowboys West-60m. . S Handy Hints-Tips-10m. 9:00 p.m. John Banner and Jody Law- rence star in "Bitter Grapes." "Bryond the Sacramento" with 11 George Putnam-News-15m. Wild Bill Elliott. 6:55 S BoHay Weather-5m. RED SKELTON SHOW, Channel 2, 9:30 p.m. 5:15 8 Smokey Rogers 7:00 2 This Is Your Music-30m. Margaret Whiting is special guest. 5:30 2 The Little Rascals-30m. Tonight's program is "Holiday In "U.S. STEEL HOUR," Channel 7, 9:30 p.m. 3 Frank Webb Show Europe." Songs include "Loch Lo- James Daly and Beatrice Straight star in mand," "A Foggy Day In Old Lon- "The Roads to Horne." 4 Uncle Archie-30m. don Town," "In An Old Dutch S Western Feature-60m. Ga rden," "Schn tzel bank," "Sor- "Deadwood Pass" with Tom Ty- rento," "Granada," "Kerry Danc- 13 Adv. of Ellery Queen-30m. ler. ers" and "Vienna." 7:45 3 Ames Brothers-15m. 7 Jack Owens Show-40m. 3, 4 Steve Donovan-30m. Music, fun and variety for the . Taking refuge in an empty cabin Color 4, 10 Camel News Caravan whole family. from a storm, Steve and Rusty John Cameron Swayze reports. 10 Howdy Doody-30m. set out to round up the guilty First colored pictures of the A- party. Bomb are seen tonight. 11 Sheriff John-15m. . With John Ruvick, 5 Gil Martyn-News-15m. 8 News-15m. 5:45 11 Thunderbolt-15m. 6 Annie Oakley-30m. 8:00 2 Life With Father 5:50 2 Range Rider-30m. 7 Cavalcade of America-30m. When it appears that Kathleen, Paul Kelly and Erin O'Brien Moore the Day's maid, has inherited a With Jack Mahoney and Dick spacious castle in Scotland, Father West. star in "How to Raise a Boy," a modern draina of a city orphan uses the opportunity to propose a 6100 3 Beverly One 3-30m. who fidds kindness and love in the visit to the land of the heather 4 Jack Latham home of a childess farm couple. for a round of grouse hunting. 8 Willy-30m. 8 Red Skelton-30m, 3, 4, 10 Bob Hope Show-60m 9 Cartoon Express-45m. 9 The Ruggles-30m. Bob Hope, star v. ith Line Renaud, With Bill "Case," Stulia. 10 Life Is Worth Living his French singing find, and, the well-known actor Lloyd Nolan. • 10 Johnny Downs Show-30m. Bishop Fulton Sheen talks on peb- 5 Follow That Man-30m. 11 Remar of the Jungle jects of interest to everyone. Starring Jon Hall. il Annie Oakley 6 Science Fiction Theater 13 Destiny Theater-60m. 13 Dangerous Assignment-30m. 7 Studio '57'-30m. 6:05 4 See Hear! Starring Brian Donlevy in "The 8 Wild Bill Hickok With Tom Frandsen and Cleve Mine Story." 9 Baseball Warmup-10m. Hermann. 7:30 2 See It Now-30m. With Chuck Connors. 6:15 6 Johnny Jet Edo ard it. Morrow, host. 11 Science Fiction Theater 7 Hank Weever-15m. 3, 4, 10 Dinah Shore Show with Don DeFore in "Tinte is Just 5 Public Prosecutor-30m, a Place" The story of a young 6:20 2 Clete Roberts-News-5m. couple who glimpse the future as- 6:25 2 Tom Harmon-Sports-5m. 6 Waterfront-30m, sociation with their next door Starring Preston Foster in adven- neighbors. 10 News and Sport-.5m. ture stories of a tugboat captain 6:30 2 Doug Edwards-News in a Los Angeles port. 13 Passport to"Danger-30m. 3 Thought of the Day Stop 'the Music 8:10 9 PCL Baseball I.A. Angels vs. Hollywood Stars. 4 Movie Museum Emcee Bert Parks interviews audience contestants and the Harry 8:30 2, 8 Halls of Ivy-30m. Movie shorts telling the birth of the indvie industry and showing; Salter Orchestra plays a medley of When Fritz, the livy College ca- tunes which the contestant is asked nine mascot, is enrolled in school little known performers who light to name. Phone calls are placed to by a group of pranksters, Presi- the movie halls of fame. listeners to give them a chance at dent Hall takes a firm, if humor- 5 Easy Life-15m. the jackpot. Dorothy and Ken with hints for 8 People in the News-15m. easy living. 9 Fishing Flashes-30m. James "Mac" McClintock spot- OVER 38,000 lights action fishing available to Westerners. ONLY $15.00 11 Waterfront-30m. for one full year on a 2 year basis with Preston Foster in "The Art- ful Horse." Capn. John discovers guarantees all parts in your TV set, that one thing leads to another including picture tube- when he buys a hideous sideboard at an auction. house calls $3.50 for further information phone

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April 26 ous hand, in the proceedings. 11 Janet Dean, Registered Nurse Starring Ronald Colman and With Ella Raines in "The Good - Benita Hume. ale Case." Janet Dean is assigned Wicker da're S I'm the Law-30m. to care for a nine year old child who is due to inherit a large sum 6 Movie of money, and finds herself in Tuesday, April 26 - Pick a Star" with Jack Haley and the middle of a murder attempt. "DANGEROUS YEARS," William Halop, Patsy Kelly. Ann Todd, Jerome Cowan. (4) 1:05 p.m. 10.00 2 Danger-Drama-30m. A look into the background of a juvenile 7 Footlight Theater "The Piano" based on a' short delinquent. Steve Broidie. story by Ben Anses Williams: A "GAY SWORDSMAN," Peter Trent. (7) 2:00 11 Liberace-30m. gentle farmer faces up to a bold - p.m. The story of a musketeer who de- intruder who tries to destroy his - votes his life to seeking revenge for the most treasured possession. death of a priest. 13 First Run Movie 3 Science Fiction Theater "KILLER DI LL," Stewart Erwin, Ann "Black Forest" with Akim Ta- Gwynne-1947. (6) 3:45 p.m. A lingerie mirolf and Peggy Aun Garner. 4, 10 Truth or Consequences salesman gets mixed up with a gang Sponsored by Lincoln Harbor 5 Frank Vejez Show of killers. Mercury. "PORT OF 40 THIEVES," Stephanie Bache- 6 Ten O'Clock Movie lor-1944. (11) 3:45 p.m. The story of a "Undercover" with Michael Wild- 9:00 2, 3, 8 Meet Millie-30m. greedy woman's attempts to declare her ing, dead husband's fortune, and yet cover up 4, 10 Fireside Theater-30m. 11 Mr. and Mrs. North-30m. her own guilt. John Banner, Jody Lawrence and In "Homicide Limited", a beauti- "BEYOND THE SACRAMENTO," Wild Bill Peter Graves star in "Bitter blond is murdered on a train to Elliott. (13) 4:00 p.m. Grapes," the story of a middle- New York, and Pam and Jerry "BADMEN OF TOMBSTONE," Barry Sul- aged man who fails in love with solve the mystery. " livan, Marjorie Reynolds, Broderick the girl he raised as his foster _ . Crawford-1948. (5) 4:30 p.m. During the daughter. Out of gratitude, the Gold Rush Days a gang of cutthroats try girl agrees to marry him although 13 toner Sanctum-30m. • to make a haul, but instead become In- she is in love with another man. Allan Nourse and Kathleen Em- volved in a murder. Unhappiness is averted, however, mett star in "The Landslide." An "DEADWOOD PASS," Tom Tyler. (5) 5:30 by an incident which brings the old woman, a landslide and a p.m. man's mixed-up emotions into box full of money are the ele- "PICK A STAR," Jack Haley, Patsy Kelly- focus and leaves the young couple ments of a bizarre story of greed 1937. (6) 8:30 p.m. The winner of a Mid free to many. • and selfishness. Sponsored by Dr. ' West beauty contest manages to get to 5 Palladium Dance Time-60m. Barry Blvecker, optometrist. Hollywood for a film test. "BLACK FOREST," Akim Tamiroff, Peggy 7 Make Room for Daddy 10:15 5 Short Subjects .Ann Garner. (13) 8:10 p.m. "UNDERCOVER," Michael Wilding. " (6) Danny reluctantly consents to 10:30 2 The Big News-30m. 10:00 p.m. spend a few weeks in Margaret's With Clete Roberts, Bill Stout, Gil "MR. PEABODY AND THE MERMAID," childhood community and learns Stratton and Austin Green. William Powell, Anne Blyth-1948. (6) a lesson in human relations when 3 Pacific Theater-90m, 10:50 p.m. The story of a misunderstood he receives little attention as a and mistreated husband who takes up celebrity. Sponsored by Chrysler company with a mernfaid. Corporation. 4, 10 It's o Great Life-30m. • "SHADOW OF SUSPICION," Peter Cook- son. (7) 11:00 p.m. A story of suspense Mrs. Morgan hears Denny singing 11 Guy Lombardo Show-30m. and and decides that he should quit mystery. With Guy Lombardo and His Roy- selling vacuum cleaners for a "G.I. HONEYMOON," Gale Storm, Peter al Canadians and special guest • Cookson-1945. (13) 11:00 p.m. The amus- singing career. Aided by Earl and Elise Rhodes. Musical selections Steve, Amy and Denny make the ing comedy about the complications aris- featured are "Our Little Ranch rounds of theatrical agencies until ing from G.I. marriages. House," "The Anniversary Song," "ONE EXCITING WEEK," Al Pearce, Jer- an agent is found. On his first and "Give Me a Little Kiss". ome Cowan. (10) 11:15 p.m. The amus- singing job, however, his luck ing story of what happens when a mild 9:30 2 New Red Skelton Show plays out. Sponsored by Chrysler mannered man is hit on the head with Red Skelton gets a dramatic les- Corporation. son and gets gummed up with resultant amnesia. guest star Margaret Whiting as "TEXAS DESPERADOES," Buster Crabbe, they search for a missing dia- Close Cali-30m. Katherine De Mille. (4) 11:25 p.m. mond. Featured are David Rose Two mystery stories. "KING OF THE GAMBLERS," Janet Mar- and his Orchestra and the Red- 7 News-15m. tin, William Wright-1948. (11) 11:45 ettes. With Hank Weaver. p.m. A sports editor, deeply in debt from gambling, while pretending to crusade 3 Father Knows Best-30m, 8 Public Defender-30m. against it, gets Into more trouble than 4, 10 Circle Theater-30m. Don Lee World News he bargained for. "Fight For Tomorrow" by Irving With Lee Wood, Bill Brundlge, "THE GAY DOG," Wilfred Pickles, Peiula ElMan. Living under the ever pre- and Ted Meyers. . Clark. (2) 12:CO Midn. sent shadow of her husband's 11 Sherlock Holmes-30m. dead wife, a woman suddenly discovers that it is not a ghost, but 13 Criswell Predicts-15m. . 11:05 10 Lionel Van Deerlin-News something else that threatens to 10:45 7 Baseball-Hall of Fame 11:15 4 Cleve Hermann-Sports destroy her marriage. With Mary ()I i,kman and Lew 7, 8 U. S. Steel Hour-60m. Fonseca. 11 Racket Squad-30m. James Daly and Beatrice Straight Weatherwise-5m. 11:20 10 Ten Star Theater star in "The Roads to Home," a With Charles Arlington. "One Exciting Week" with Al drama of two families whose chil- Jerome Cowan. dren are rootless because their 13 Playhouse 15-15m. fathers must move from town to 10:50 9 Movie Theater 11:25 4 Late Movies to town in their jobs. "Mr. Peabody and the Mermaid" "Texas Desperadoes" with Buster with William Powell and Anne Crabbe and Katherine De Mille. Blythe. 11:30 8 Night Final Edition Musical Nitecap-60m. 11:00 2 11:45 11 Jackson's Theater With Champ Butler, Tohy Ro- mano, Joe Venuti and Chuck Ben- "Muses and Aiken" with Por- nett. ter Hall and "King of the Gam- blers" with Janet Martin. Nturiry 4 Eleventh Hour News-20m. .r, L t. Cubell. Jack Latham reporting, 12:00 2 Late Show Peruss.11;1../e & lu no extra socL Eye Witness-30m. "The Gay Dog" with Wilfred m-n•P.V -SeccnoillY Pickles ami Petula Clark. Wit) , lien Grime and Tom Hatten, 7 Nitecap Theater-90m. 3 Midnight News NO TRICKS 1:30 2 Give Us This Day x extras. Trade in OK but not regu;tect My Favorite Husband-30m. Couper and Myra Cobb scheme -or 81398 rd.1 pr Lo ter 211,171 lie, to get out of a fishing trip with Lug -built FORD .up to 4.; :utt, ort their husbands. The, girls quickly CONTACT LENS UP ît.)48. MONTHS TO FAY .itank rteU change their minds, however when Lat:e oS v.82 down ,.5 some fr,•.1,i, d.ie to they learn that s beautiful girl is DEMONSTRATION NDREDS SMORE FOR TRADE-INS , .aing on the tr:p. coBELY'5 uNoLN- 10 Sports Final -5m. Toni ght 10-10:30 P.M. 11 George -Putnam-News-15m. 1400w. ilitt DPP. ohs. 8-litk.1:.)1.1-7-.22.42 13 Owl Movie on "Inner Sanctum" 1b07 ,cymo,n" with Gale ..- KCOP CH. 13 einiaimmiamor Page Nine.leen TV-RADIO LIFE

April 27 Information Received From Stations 5:45 11 Thunderbolt-15m. Subject to Last Minute Change .5:50 . 2 Range Rider-30m. TV TIPS -6:00 3 Beverly On 3-30m. 4 Jack Latham-5m. "BLUE RIBBON BOUTS," Channel 2, See Page 9 for 6:30 A.M. to 7:00 p.m. Ezzard Charles vs. John Hol- 8 Stu Erwin Show-30m. man, heavyweights. 5:00 P.M. Daytime Log Listings 9 Cartoon Express-45m. "DISNEYLAND," Channel 7, 7:30 p.m. Walt 10 Johnny Downs Show-25m. Disney, host, presents "Davy Crockett 11 Ramar of the Jungle Goes to Congress." 5:00 2 Barker Bill Cartoon Show Sta ri i ng Jon Hall. "PCL BASEBALL," Channel 9, 8:10 p.m. 4, 10 Pinky Lee Show-30m. 13 Destiny Theater-60m. Los Angeles vs. Hollywood. With Pinky Lee, Molly Bee and .6:05 4 See Hear! Jimmy Brown. "KRAFT TV THEATER," Channel 4, With Tom Frandsen and Cleve 5 Cartoon Carousel—Con't 9:00 p.m. Oisela MacKenzie stars in Hei mann. "Now Where Was I?" 6 Ranger Hal-90m. 6:15 7 Hank Weaver-15m. "Lone Star Pioneers." "WHO SAID THAT?" Channel 7, 9:30 p.m. 6:20 2 Clete Roberts—News-5m. Jacqueline Susan and Boris Karloff are 7 Make Believe Ballroom guests tonight. With Al Jarvis. 6:25 2 Tom Harmon—Sports-5m. 10 News and Sports 8 Brighter Day-15m. 6:30 2 Doug Edwards—News-15m, 13 The Visitor-30m. 9 Gene Norman's Campus Club 3 Thought of the Day-10m. 11 City Assignment-30m. ' 7:45 2 Red Barber's Corner 4 Movie Museum Red Barber interviews top sport- 13 Cowboys West-60m. Movie shorts telling the birth of ing figures, "Wi ideal of Tuscon" with 'Wild the movie industry and showing Bill Elliott. little known performers who light 4, 10 News Caravan-15m. 5:15 2 Space Funnies the ntovie halls of fame. 8 Smokey Rogers 5 Easy Life-15m. Joan Cameron Swayze reporting. Dorothy and Ken with hints for Sponsored by Chrysler Corpora- 5:30 2 The Little Rascals easy living. tion. 3 Frank Webb Show-30ni. 6 Johnny Jet—Serial 1 Uncle Archie-30m. 9 Candid Camera-30m. 7 Early Curtain-30m. 5 Western Feature—Movie— :Allen I. unt's tun with a cernera. "M'Liss" with Rita Moreno. "Boni, of Destiny" with Ken -May- 8:00 2, 3, 8 Arthur Godfrey nard. 8 Newsreel 4, 10 Request Performance 7 Jack Owens Show-40m. 10 Stories of the Century Outstandim; dramatic Tv per- Music, fun and variety for the 11 Time for Beany—Kids-15m. formances. whole family. 6:40 3 Costantino's Column-5m. 10 Howdy Doody-30m. Tales of Tomorrow 8 Weatherword 11 Sheriff John-15m. 9 Baseball Warmup-10m. With. John Bovick. host. 6:45 2, 8 Perry Como Show Chuck Connors, host. Perry Conio with the Ray Charles 11 Lucky Sport Time Singers, songs include ."Tweedle Up-to-the-minute news in the Dee. Dee," "Melody of Love" and sports world. -Without a Song." 3 World News—Weather 13 Famous Playhouse-30m, TV 4 Jack Latham-15m. 8:10 9 PCL Baseball 5 Handy Hints—Tips-10m. L.A. Angel> \s. Hollywood Stars. Dorothy Gardiner and Ken Graue. 8:30 3 Make Room for Daddy-30m. HEADACHES? 11 George Putnam—News-15m. 4, 10 My Little Margie-30m. 6:55 5 Bollay Weather-5m. Margie and Roberta suspect Vern 7:00 2, 8 Blue Ribbon Bouts is involved with another woman Los Angeles firm prescribes low cost nad they disguise themselves as Ezxard Charles :if Cincinnati vs. remedy for sick TV sets. Contact Tele- a policewoman and a burlesque John Holman of Chicago In a ten dancer to find out. vision Industries by calling PR. 0301. round heavyweight bout from They will inspect your set and write a Miami Beach 'su ,1 Miami 5 Olympic Wrestling Parts Warranty on your picture tube Beach. Florida. With Dick I.ane, 3 Disneyiand-30m, for only $10.00 for one full year up to 6 Movie-75m. 4 To Be Announced and including a 21-inch screen. "Bulldog Drummond's Bride." 5 Newsreel-15m. 7 Stu Erwin Show-30m. Or, if you prefer to have all parts Gil Martyn reparts. Young Jackie opens her own bank covered by a warranty, they will write 6 Abbott. and Costello-30m. account and throws the financial one for $15.00 for one full year, on a 7 Prize Award Theater institution into a state of near hysteria with her constant check- two year basis. • nt Fagle Creek" with ing. To:1,1 hams. Television Industries services Greater 9 The Ruggles-30m. 11 The Lone Wolf-30m. Los Angeles, San Diego, San Bernar- 10 Teen Revue With Louis Hayward in "Ski dino, Pomona, Riverside and nearby Story." Mike Lanyard visits Sun with LYtitt Tay lut .. Valley to renew a friendship with communities Monday through Satur- 11 Frankie Laine Show a ski instructor and runs into day, six days a week. For further in- 13 Paragon Playhouse murder. formation call PR. 0301 or mail this 7:15 5 Popular Science-15m. 13 Times Square Playhouse— ,Imipon to Television Industries, 4031 7:30 4, 10 Eddie Fisher Show-15m Herbert Marshall presents John Wilshire Blvd., Los Angeles 5, Calif. Hudson and Mari Aldon in "The Special 5 Hobby Show-60m. Mask." A masked jewel engraver 6 Rin Tin Tin-30m. is revealed as a criminal when TELEVISION INDUSTRIES 7 Disneyland-60m. he is about to settle in Mexico 4031 WILSHIRE BLVD. PR. 0301 Walt Disney; host, presents "Davy w:th his beautiful bride. ' LOS ANGELES 5, CALIF. Crockett floes to Congress." By 9:00 2, 3, 8 The Millionaire-30m. I am interested in having your parts - w:ping - out a gang of landgrah- A Texas ranch hand takes his warranty on my TV set. Please phone hers, Davy Crockett enters politics horse to Madison Square Garden me for an appointment. I understand and winds up in Congress where rodeo and becomes not only the that this inquiry puts me under no emilmits pol itical suicide by world's champion cowboy but obligation. defending the rights of Indians also the beneficiary of a $1,000,. against whom he once fought. 0th windfall from an anonymous l''”ss Parker stars. - benefactor in "The Story of Luke New le The Big Playback-15m. Fortune." Hugh O'Brien and Co- 11 Affairs of China Smith-30m, leen Gray are featured. With Dan Duryea in "Port of 4, 10 Kraft TV Theater-60m, Thieves." China Smith is hired to City Gisele Mckenzie stars in "Now locate the missing daughter of a Where Was I?" The story of the San Francisco art dealer, and his second wife of an amnesia victim LPhone ... .. search leads through the back al- who remembers only his first leys of fhe city into another blind . wife. June Dayton and Robert all-v. Wehhei are featured.

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April 27 •7 Masquerade Party-30m. I1:00 2 Musical Nitecap Peter Donald, host, with Buff "Champ" Butler, emcee with Cobb, Ma Chase and Ogden Nash, Tony Romano, Joe Venuti and .his 3licker Artie panelists who try to uncover the trio and Chuck Bennett. ' disguises of costumed celebrities. 4 Eleventh Hour News-15m. Wednesday, April 27 11 My Hero-30m. Jack Latham reporting. "TEXAS DESPERADOES," Buster Crabbe, With Robert Cummings, Julie Eye Witness-30m. Bishop and John Litel in -"Jail Katherine De Mille. (4) 1:05 p.m. With Ken Grave, Tom Hatten and Break.' When Seanblossotn hires Jay Elliott. "FOG ISLAND," Lionel Atwill. (7) 2:00 p.m. a new salesman who at One time • A convicted financier gets even with his was a bum, he gets himself 7 Nitecap Theater-90m. so called friends who were responsible "Sian ot the Wolf" with Michael thrown in jail and a letter through for his going to jail. through the mail cpntaining Whelan. , 85.000, as commission on a real Your Congressman Reports "SKY HIGH," Sid Melton, Mara Lynn- estate deal. Sports Final-5m. 1952. (6) 3:45 p.m. The story of an Air 10 Force gunner who can't get a promo- 13 Feature Movie-90m. 11 George Putnam-News-15m. tion, much to the disappointment of his • - Nlickey" with Irene Hervey and 13 McDaniel's Movie . gi rl. Bill Goodwin. "Young. Mr. Pitt" with Robert "THE MANTRAP," Henry Stephenson. (11) Donal and Phyllis Calvert, Paul 9:30 2, 3 I've Got a Secret-30m. 3:45 p.m. A retired Scotland Yard official With Garry Moore, host and em- Knight is host. living in the U.S. is able to clear his cee. 11:05 8 Senate Report-5m. nephew of a murder charge. 7 Who Said That 10 Von Deerlin-News "WILDCAT OF TUCSON," Wild Bill Elliott. The, news-quiz show with John 11:10 8 Meet Your Mayor (13) 4:CO p.m. Daly, moderator, Bob Considine, 11:15 4 Cleve Hermann-Sports "COVER-UP," William Bendix, Dennis June Lockhart and guests Jacque- Keefe, Barbara Britton. (5) 4:30 p.m. An line Susan and Boris Karloff, 8 The Christophers-30m. 11 Racket Squad-15m. insurance investigator shows up in a 8 Eddie Cantor Show small town to look into the death of a • 11 Flashback-30m. 11:20 10 Ten Star Theater client, but can get, no cooperation from -Mountain Rhythm" with Lynn With Paul Coates and guests. the townspeople. Merrick and Frank Thomas, "BOOTS OF DESTINY," Ken Maynard- 10.00 2 Now and Then-30m. 11:25 4 Late Movies 1937. (5) 5:30 p.m. Two friends go to the Dr. Frank C. Baxter in explora- "Last Curtain" with Greta Gynt aid of a young girl who owns a ranch, tions of the world's literary heri- and Kenneth Duncan. but is being cheated by her foreman. tage. Dr. Baxter discusses Sir Night Final "BULLDOG DRUMMOND'S BRIDE." (6) Schwenck Gilbert, Eng- 11:45 8 8:30 p.m. lish Librettist and Collaborator 11 Jackson Theater with Sir Arthur Sullivan on Gil- 'Roman Interlude" with Ray Teal "THE LOST MOMENT," Robert Cummings, bert and Sullivan operas. and "Orphans of the Street" With _ Susan Hayward, Agnes Moorhead-1947 June Story and Ralph Morgan. (9) 10:50 p.m. A young publisher in 3 Big Town-30m. 12:00 2 Lote Show search of a series of love letters, falls 4, 10 This Is Your Life "No Trace" with Hugh Sinclair in love with a girl suffering from delu- Ralph Edwards presents life and Dinah Sheridan. sions and decides to cure her. stories of interesting people, 3 Late News- "SIGN OF THE WOLF," Michael Whalen- 6 Ten O'Clocic Movie 1941. (7) 11:00 p.m. The story of two ri- 1:30 2 Give Us This Day val dogs, one a killer, the other a faithful "The Galloping Major" with Basil dog. Radford. "MICKEY," Robert Donat, Phyllis Calvert- 7 Fishing Tips-30m. 1948. (13) 11:00 p.m. A young tomboy Jack Curnovv, L.A. Times Fish "BANDSTAND steals her father away from the town and Game Editor with film clips gossip before she can corner him into and tips on fishing in California. marriage. 8 Badge 714-30m. REVUE POLL" "MOUNTAIN RHYTHM," Lynn Merrick, 11 The Playhouse The following list was com- Frank Thomas-1939. (10) 11:15 p.m. In order to preserve grazing land, Gene With Preston Foster in "Manhat- piled by KTLA, from a survey of Autry's aunt calls upon him. ten Robin Hood." The story of a disc jockeys and record sales and writer who gets the inside dope "LAST CURTAIN," Greta Gynt, Kenneth on a neighborhood gang of hood- were presented as the "top Duncan. (4) 11:25 p.m. lums and helps a frustrated po- twenty -five" songs on "Band- ..!ORP4-IANS OF' THE STREET," June Story, lice officer. stand Revue" on Sunday night, Ralph Morgan-1938. (11) 11:45 p.m. The 10:30 2 The Big News-30m. April 17, from 9 to 10 p. in., by story of how a small boy and his dog are able to get money enough to send With Clete Roberts, Bill Stout, Gil regulars Leighton Noble and his Stratton, Jr. and Austin Green. the boy back to school. band, Anita Gordon, the McDon- "NO TRACE," Hugh Sinclair, Dinah Sheri- 3 International Theater ald Sisters, the Mercer Brothers, ' dan (2) 12:00 Midn. A noted mystery wri- 4 Douglas Fairbanks Presents Rush Adams, and top recording ter uses the plot in one of his books to "King High." A King and Queen artists. kill a blackmailer. of' a foreign count' y flee their thrones when an enemy threatens 1. BALLAD OF DAVEY CROCKETT their lives. They go to Paris and 2. CHERRY PINK AND APPLE • Special the ensuing events bind their lives BLOSSOM WHITE Instruc more closer than ever. 3. HOW IMPORTANT CAN IT BE tors for 4. CRAZY OTTO MEDLEY the 7 New«-15m. 5. SINCERELY nervous With Hank Weaver. 6, MELODY OF LOVE • Many 8 Danny Thomas Show 7. TWEEDLE DEE Ian - 8. DANCE WITH ME, HENRY (See Channel 7 at Sp.m. Tuesday) gauges. 9. UNCHAINED MELODY spoken 9 Don Lee World News-15m. 10. PLAY ME HEARTS AND • Home With Lee Wood, Ted Myers and FLOWERS pick-up service Bill Brundige. 11. DARLING, JE VOUS AIME • Our instructors live in the community BEAUCOUP we serve 10 Big Town-.30m. 12. KO KO MO • Standard and automatic shifts 11 Sherlock Holmes-30m. 13. PLEDGING MY LOVE Phone or write for free copy of Traffic 13 Criswell Predicts-15M. 14. IT MAY SOUND SILLY Education Booklet and Driving Laws. 15. BLUE MIRAGE ASSOCIATED DRIVINGb SCHOOLS 10:45 $ Wrestlers' Lament-15m. 16. EARTH ANGEL Dick Lane, host, presents wrestlers 17. DANGER! HEARTBREAK Serving Most of Los Angeles County who air their opinions. AHEAD Main Office 745f So. Vermont, L. A. 5 18. THAT'S ALL I WANT 7 Baseball Hall of Fame 19. TWO HEARTS, TWO KISSES Central L. A. Phone, DU. 4-1211 With Marty Glickman and Lew 20. THE SAND AND THE SEA CL. 7-8171 PL. 3-1151 HO. 9-5111 Fonseca. 21. WHATEVER LOLA WANTS West L. A. EXbrk. 7-4080 TExas 0-5459 9 Weatherwise 22, THE BREEZE AND 'I With Charles Arlington. 23. LAZY GONDOLIER • East L. A. PArkview 8-1909 24. SI LVER MOON 13 Playhouse 15-15m. 25. NOBODY ATIantic 4-4807 10:50 9 Movie Theater PREDICTIONS: San Fernando Valley - SU. 1-5141 "The Lost Moment" with Robert HEY, MR. BANJO South Bay - FRontier 4-3773 Cummings, Susan Hayward and DON'T BE ANGRY Agnes Moorhead.

Page Twenty-one TV-RADIO LIFE THURSDAY it! LOGS April 28 Information Received From Stations 5 Easy Life-15m. Subject to Last Minute Change Dorothy and Ken with hints for I easy liv ing. TV TIPS 6 Johnny Jet-30m. "PON DS TV TH EATER," Channel 7, See Page 9 for 6:30 A.M. 7 Pond's TV Theater-60m. 6:30 p.m. "Hang Up My Guns," by Wen- "Hang Up My Guns" by Wendell dell Mayes. 5:00 P.M. Daytime Log Listings Mayes. A Urania of backwoods Kentucky 30 yea rs ago. "EDDIE FISHER SALUTES YOUNG 8 Newsreel-5m. AMERICA." Channel 7, 7:30 p.m. Eddie 5:00 2 Space Funnies-60m. announces the prize -winning Betty 10 Life of Riley-30m. Crocker "All American Homemaker of Dal Mchennon with stories, games Tomorrow." and first run Walter Lanz car- 11 Time for Beany-Kids-15m. toons. 6:40 3 Costantino's Column-5m. "PCL .BASEBALL," Channel 9, 8:10 p.m. 5 Cartoon Carousel-Con't Weatherword Los Angeles vs. Hollywood. 4, 10 Pinky Lee Show 6:45 2, 8 Jane Froman Show-15m. "CLIMAX," Channel 2, 8:30 p.m. Robert 5 Movie Theater Jane Froman with Henry Sylvern Newton, John Agar, Peggy Ann Garner and his Orchestra sings "These 6 Ranger Hall-90m. and John Carradine star in a TV adapta- Foolish Things," "Surrey With tion of "The First and the Last" by John "Guns of Justice." the Fringe on Top," from "Okla- Galsworthy. 7 Make Believe Ballroom homa" and "Laura." 8 Brighter Day-15m. 3 World News-Weather "JUSTICE," Channel 4, 8:30 p.m. Peggy Ann Garner and William Redfield star in 9 Gene Norman's Campus Club 4 Jack Latham-15m. "She Loves Me Never." 11 City Assignment-30m. 5 Handy Hints-15m. "FORD THEATER," Channel 4, 9:30 p.m. 13 Cowboys West-60m. 11 George Putnam-News-15m. Claudette Colbert stars with Patric "North of the Lone Star" with 6:55 5 Bollay Weather-5m. Knowles and Tab Hunter in "While Wild Bill Elliott. We're Young." 5:15 8 Smokey Rogers 7:00 2 Gene Autry Show-30m, 3 All Star Theater "LUX VIDEO THEATRE," Channel 4, 10:00 5:30 2 The Little Rascals-30m, p.m. James Mason, host, presents Brian 3 Frank Webb Show-30m. 4 Meet Corliss Archer-30m. Donlevy in "The Great McGinty" in the The Hatfields and the Coys have 4 Uncle Archie-30m. role which he created in the 1940 Para- nothing on the Archers and Frank - mount Picture, 5 Western Feature-60m. tins when they spend the night "Sunrise Trail" with Ken May- under the same roof. Dexter and nard, Corliss finally decide to take mat- 7 Jack Owens Show-40m. ters into their own hands. 13 ISearch for Adventure Music, fun and variety for the Newsreel-15m. whole family. With Gil Marlyn, Jack Douglas, host, interviews 10 Howdy Doody-30m. 6 ISearch for Adventure-30m. world famous adventures, and features a film depicting their 11 Sheriff John-15m, 8 Liberace-30m. most thrilling expedition. Spon- 5:45 11 Thunderbolt-15m. 9 The Rugales-30m. sored by American Home Products. 5:50 2 Range Rider-30m, Starring Charlie Ruggles, 7:45 3 Serenade Time-15m. With Jack Mahoney and Dick West. 10 Dangerous Assignment 6:00 3 Beverly On 3-30m. Starring Brian Donlevy, 4, 10 Camel News Caravan John Came! on Swayze reporting. 4 Jack Latham 13 Ray Bolger Show 11 Pet Exchange-30m, 8 News-15m, Ray impersonates a critter from Frank Wright presents trick ani- 8:00 2, 8 Ray Milland Show-30m. th e. hill country as the result of mals and offers free pets on to- When Comstock College falls heir a contest promoted by Ray's night's "Calo Pet Exchange." to the coveted memoirs of a cele- press agent. brated stage star Professor Mc- 9 Carton Express-45m. Nulty is caught between glamor- With Bill "Casey" Stulla. ous Audrey Molehouse and var- 13 His Honor, Homer Bell ious faculty members who are 10 Johnny Downs Show-25m. Gene Lockhart stars in a family involved in some of the collec- 11 Ramar of the Jungle cumedy-situation series. tion's choice episodes. Miriam Starring Jon Hall. Hopkins is featured as the stage 13 Destiny Theater-60m. 7:15 5 Call the Play star. 6:05 4 See Hear! With Mel Allen. With Tom Frandsen and Cleve 7:30 2 Willy-30m, 3, 4, 10 You Bet Your Life Hermann, willy's sister Emily starts off her with Groucho Marx, quizmaster. 6:15 7 Hank Weaver-15m. dressmaking business with a Sponsored by Chrysler Corpora- tion, 6:20 2 Clete Roberts-News-5m. dress made of denim and Willy models it at a swank society tea. 6:25 2 Tom Harmon-Sports-5m. She is suspected of being a crook 5 Movie Theater-90m. 1.0 News and Sports when one of the guests finds a "Toni Brown's School Days" with With Lionel Van Deerlin, "Made in State Prison for Wom- Robert New ton. 6:30 2 Doug Edwards and the News en" label in the dress. 3, 4, 10 Dinah Shore Show 6 Mark Saber-30m, 3 Thought of the Day 7 Parlor Playhouse-30m. 4 Movie Museum 5 Joe Paloolca-30m, 6 Western Marshall-30m. "The Pemberton Boy" with Movie shorts telling the birth of Sheilah Bromle‘ the movie industry and showing Special 7 Eddie Fisher Salutes Young 9 Baseball Warmup-10m. little known performers who light America the movie halls of fame. with Chuck Connors. Eddie Fisher announces the prize- winning }Jetty Crocker All-Ameri- 11 The Playhouse-30m. can Homemaker of Tomorrow, Also featured are the Mello Larks, •FREE DOGS! Rudy Cardenas, Bud and Cid Robinson and Axel Stordahl and "His Honor, Homer Bell" •FREE CATS! orchestra. Presented by 8 People in the News-15m. Union Pacific Railrod 7:00 PM See the most wonderful pets in the world! 9 Mystery Theater-30m. 11 The Open Road-Travel-60m. ISEARCH FOR ADVENTURE CALO PET EXCHANGE Lynn Rogers, host, presents films Presented by with FRANK WRIGHT of interesting places. American Home Products 7:30 PM Thursday, 7:00 -7:30 P.M. KTTV . CHAN. 11 HINSHAW'S: ASSIGNMENT AMERICA TWO GREAT A CALO PET res=eeleks, THE LADY IS A COP THURSDAY iS A "'- NIGHT HEALTHY CALO PET 00G fOOD KTTV, Ch. 11, 8:30 P.M. SHOWS

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13 Star Performance-30m. faces a mentally Ill captor. Wil- 8:10 9 PCL Baseball liam Radfield is featured as a man suffering from an emotional L.A. Angels vS. Hollywood Stars. shock who is unable to adjust to 3licker kre his misfortune. 8,3 0 I 2, 8 Climax-60m. 6 Movie-75m. Thursday, April 28 Lund ¡gaie, host, presents ""flie Big Blockade" with Michael "LAST CURTAIN," Greta Gynt, Kenneth Robert Newton, John Agar, Peggy tiedgrave. Duncan. (4) 1:05 p.m. Ann Garner and John Carradine "PIRATE'S REVENGE," Jean Pierre Au - in a TV adaptation of John Gals- 7 T-Men in Action-30m. mont. (7) 2:00 p.m, worthy's "The First and the A flourishing moonshine business "STOP THAT CAB," Sid Melton-1951. (6) Last." The story of an ambitious brings untold grief to a Tennessee 3:00 p.m. A hen-pecked cab driver tries man's attempt to keep scandal woman when her only son persues to help a young girl win on a radio quiz front ruining his career as Chief the illicit moonshine trade. show. Prosecutor for the Crown of Eng- "PETTICOAT POLITICS," Roscoe Karns. land. The man arranges to have 11 "Assignment America" (11) 3:45 p.m. A woman influences her his brother (involved in the With Bill Burrud. Presented by husband to retire from politics and then death of a brutish man), leave Hinshaw's Department Store. pushes him into running in the elections. the country and begin a new "NORTH OF THE LONE STAR," Wild Bill life in South America, but when Elliott. (13) 4:00 p.m. the brother learns that an inno- 13 Olympic Boxing-1 /12 hrs. "SIERRA PASSAGE," Wayne Morris, Lola cent man is being hanged for his Albright-1951, (5) 4:30 p.m. A young crime, he returns in spite of the 9:00 3, 4, 10 Dragnet-30m. boy whose father was killed is taken threat his presence is to his rela- Sgt. Friday receives a call that a in by a group of minstrels, and is taught tive's career. Sponsored by Chrys- robbery and shooting has oc- the art of sharpshooting. ler Corporation. curred. He discovers that both "SUNSET TRAIL," Ken Maynard. (5) 5:30 suspects were wounded and the p.m. 3 Ellery Queen-30m. victim feels sure he killed one of "TOM BROWN'S SCHOOL DAYS," Robert them. One of tile suspects is 4, 10 Justice—Drama-30m. Newton. (5) 8:00 p.m. The story of a found and shot and killed while British boy's school days at Rugby. Peg gy Awl Garner stars in "She resisting arrest, but the search "THE BIG BLOCKADE," Michael Redgrave. Loves Me Never" in the role of a for the other "dead man" still (6) 8:30 p.m. youthful stage and motion picture continues. "RAPTURE." Glen Langan, Elsy Albin. (6) star whose only weapons are 10:00 p.m. courage and sympathy as she 7 Star Tonight-30m. Peggy Feury stars in "The Laven- "THE FABULOUS DORSEYS," Tommy der Kite," the drama of a crumb- and Jimmy Dorsey, Janet Blair, Paul ling marriage. Whiteman-1946. (6) 10:50 p.m. The life story of the Dorsey brothers and their 11 Heart of the City-30m. rise to fame. 9:30 2, 8 Four Star Playhouse "SO'S YOUR AUNT EMMA," ZaSu Pitts- Dick Powell stars in "The House 1942. (7) 11:00 p.m. An elderly spinster Always Wins" as a restauranteur Is mistaken by a gang of hoodlums for who tries to protect his establish- a cold blooded killer. ment front being taken over by a "ELEPHANT BOY," Sabu. (13) 11:CO p.m. bunch of thugs. Among the clien- The story of mystery and adventure deep tele :s a cautious customer by the In the African Jungles, name of Jack Benny, who adds "JOHNNY DOUGH BOY," Jane Withers, a light note to the drama. Also Henry Wilcoxon-1942. (10) 11:15 Pim• featured are Herb Vigran, Alan To organize a Junior Victory Caravan Mowbrav, Regis Toomey, Gene for troop entertainment, a group of chil- Willis anti Tristram Coffin. dren enlist the help of top talent. 3, 4, 10 Ford Theatre—Drama "STRANGE JOURNEY," Paul Kelley, Osa Claudette Colbert stars in "While Massen-1946. (4) 11:25 p.m. A reformed We're Young" with Patric racketeer moves to the West Indies for Knowles and "l'ab Hunter, refuge only to learn that his hiding place has been destroyed by German 5 Film Featurette-30m. forces. Spring By ington stais in "Charm- "PARDON MY STRIPES," Bill Henry, Shei- ing Kitty." A lonely woman tak- la Ryan. (11) 11:45 p.m. A boy transport- ing care of her invalid sister and ing gambling money loses it, but with her twice finally finds happiness the help of a girl reporter is able to lo- when the children of the neigh- ' cate it. borhood bring her the gift of a "BLACKOUT," Maxwell Reed, Dinah Sher- small dog. idan (2) 12:CO Midn. A blind man stunt- 7 Film Theater-60m. bles upon murder and when his sight is "Pablo" with Nadi) Galinda and restored he sets out to find the killer, "Delayed Action" with Sheldon I.eonard. 11 Colonel March-30m. daughter and when she does not With Boris Ka Hoff in "Murder Is appear, he investigates only to Permanent." Col. March solves learn that she has been kid- napped the mystery of an heiress who wears a wig. 13 Ten O'Clock Theater 10:00 2 Public Defender-30m, 10:30 2 The Big News-30m. Publie' Defender Matthews' thrice- ‘vith Clete Roberts, Bill Stout, h I condemned client depends on a stratton and Austin Green. pair of pigskin gloves to acquit 7 Hank Weaver—News-15m. him. Bill Goodwin, Bill Boyett 8 I've Got a Secret-30m. and Aline Towne are featured. 3, 4, 10 Lux Video Theatre 9 Don Lee World News Let Wood, Ted Me> ers and Bi James Mason, host, presents "The Brood ige. Great McGinty," a TV adaptation of the 1940 Paramount release. 11 Sherlock Holmes-30m, It is the story of Daniel J. Mc- 13 Criswell Predicts-15m. Ginty, a down and out bum who 10:45 7 Baseball Hall of Fame-15.m became a great man and Gov- Ge Marl , Glickman and Le,, ernor of a great state, then Fonsec, through circumstances, descended to the depths from which he 9 Weatherwise—Sm, emerged for his great day and With Charles Arlington, power. TV adaptation by Sanford 13 Playhouse 15-15m. Burnett. Brian Donlevy stars. - 10:50 9 Movie Theater 5 City At Night-60m. "The Fabulous DOrseys" with CHRYSLER Tour of interesting institutions of Tommy and Jimmy Dorsey, Janet the city. Blair and Pout Whiteman. CORPORATION, 6 Ten O'Clock Movie •11:00 2 Musical Nitecap PLYMOUTH •DODGE "Rapture" with (den Langan and ••::hamp" Butkr, emcee, with Tony Elsy Albin. Boman°, Joe Venuti and his trio DE SOTO .CHRYSLER .IMPERIAL 8 Masquerade Party-30m. and Chuck Bennett. 3 Jan Murray Time AND THEIR DEALERS 11 Orient Express-30m. With Remington Olmsted in "The 4 Eleventh Hour News-15m. Circle." An American business Jack Latham reporting. man travels to Munich to meet his ("Continued on Next Page)

Page Twenty-three TV-RADIO LIFE FRIDAY /17 LOGS April 29 Information Received Front Stations 8 Who Said That-30m. Subject to Last Minute Change John Daly, moderator, with Bob Considine, June Lockhart and TV TIPS guest panelists. "PCL BASEBALL," Channel 9, 8:10 p.m. 9 Cartoon Express-45m. Lot Angeles vs. Hollywood. See Page 9 for 6:30 A.M. With Bill "Casey" Stulla. "SCH LITZ PLAYHOUSE," Channel 2, 0 P.M. Daytime Log Listings 10 Johnny Downs Show-25m. 9:00 p.m: Hans Conned star& in "The 5:0 Brute Next Door." L 11 Rama:- of the Jungle 5:00 2 Barker Bill's Cartoon 13 Destiny Theater-60m. Show-15m. 6:05 4 See Hear! 3 Soldiers of Fortune 3 Small Size Sheriff's Club With Tom Frandsen and Cleve 4, 10 Red Buttons-30m. 4, 10 Pinky Lee Show-30m. Hermann. • 5 Lawrence Welk-60m. • 5 Cartoon Carousel-Con't 6:15 7 Hank Weaver-15m. Wth Alice Lon, Jack Martin, Bob Lido, Rocky Rockwell and Larry 6 Ranger Hall-90m. 6:20 2 Clete Roberts-News-5m. Hooper. "Last Bullet" with Jimmy Ellison 6:25 2 Gil Stratton Sports News and Russell Hayden. 6 Soldiers of Fortune 10 Lionel Van Deerlin-News 7 Adventures of Ozzie and 7 Make Believe Ballroom- 6:30 2 Doug Edwards-News-15m. Harriet-Comedy-30m. (Cont.) 3 Thought of the Day The Nelsons and Thorny decide it 8 Brighter Day-15m. would be a good idea to give a 4 Movie Museum testimonial dinner for their doctor. 9 Gene Norman's Campus Club 5 Easy Life-15m. 11 City Assignment-30m. Dorothy and Ken featuring hints 8 Cavalcade of America 13 Cowboys West-60m. lar easy living. Gene Kelly stars in "How to Raise a Boy." "The Law Conies To fetes." 6 Johnny Jet-Serial • 9 Baseball Warmup-10m. 5:15 2 Space Funnies-45m. 7 Early Curtain-30m. With Chuck Connors. 8 Smokey Rogers-45m. -The Imposter" with Craig Stev- ens, 11 Racket Squad-30m. 5:30 2 The Little Rascals-30m. 8 Newsreel 13 Best of '55-30m. 3 Frank Webb Show 10 Adv. of Kit Carson 8:10 9 PCL Baseball 4 Uncle Archie L.A. Angels vs. Hollywood Stars, 11 Time for Beany-Kids-15m. 5 Western Feature Bob Clampett's puppet adventures 8:30 2, 8 Topper-Comedy-30m. "Fighting Througle with Ken for children. Cosmo Topper, George and Marion Maynard. Kerby and a fumble-fingered 6:40 3 Costantino's Column handyman get tangled up in 7 Jack Owens Show-40m. 8 Weatherword-5m. Henrietta's spring cleaning activi- Music, fun and variety for the ties and the resulting chaos nearly whole family. 6:45 2, 8 Perry Como Show ruins a big banking deal for Perry Como with the Ray Charles Topper. 10 Howdy Doody-30m. Singers and .Mitcheill Ayers Or- 3 So This Is Hollywood 11 Sheriff John-15m. chestra. Songs include "Don't Sit With John Rovick, Under the Apple Tree," "Two 4 Eddie Fisher Show-15m. Hearts," "Danger, Heartbreak Eddie Fisher, host -with Axel Stor- 5:45 11 Thunderbolt-15m. Ahead" and "Abide With Me." dahl and his orchestra. The Duke University Glee Club . 5:50 2 Range Rider-30m. are guests. 6 Movie-75m. With Jack Mahoney and Dick “Par k Row" with Gene Evans and West. 3 World News-Weather :Mary Welch. 4 Jack Latham-15m. 7 Ray Bolger Show-30m. 6:00 3 Beverly On 3-30m. 5 Handy Hints-Tips-10m. At the behest ut his man-crazy 4 Jack Latham 11 George Putnam-News-15m, friend Katy, Ray pays elaborate court to her in an effort to arouse 6:55 5 Bo'lay Weather-5m. the flame of love in her home 7:00 2 Amos 'n Andy-30m. town suitor. 3, 4, 10 Gillette Fights 10 Lucky Sport Time-30m. Up-to-the-minute news in the Thursday TV Logs 5 Newsreel-15m. world of sports. With Gil Martyn. (Continued From Page 23) 11 Man Behind the Badge 6 Captain Z-Ro -30m. 13 Big Star Theater 5 Eye Witness-30m. 7 Cowboy G-Men-30m. "I Stand Co ndemned" with Laur- With Ken Graue, Tom Batten and ence OH% irt . and Harry Baur. Jay Elliott. 8 Ozzie and Harriet-30m. 9 The Ruggles-30m. 8:45 4 To Be Announced •7 Nitecap Theater 11 Success Story-30m. 9:00 2, 8 Schlitz Playhouse of Stars -SO% Your Aunt Emma" with Owens-Illinois Glass Co. at Ver- Hans Conned stars in "The Brute Zasu Pitts. non. Next Dour" as a meek and mild architect whose secret yen for 8 Stop the Music-30m. 13 Gene Autry Show-30m. the more violent forms of sport 10 Sports Final-5m. 7:1S 5 Popular Science-15m. gets a workout when he acts as 11 George Putnam-News-15m. manager for a bigtime heavy- 7:30 2 Person to Person weight boxer, Hal Baylor is fea- 13 Owl Movie S Pride of the Family tured. "Elephant hoy" with Sabu. 6 Ellery Queen Detective 3, 4, 10 Big Story-30m, 11:05 10 Lionel Van Deerlin-News Hugh Marlowe stars. 11:15 3 Late News 7 Rin Tin Tin-30m. 4 Cleve Hermann-Sports 8 People In the News TV OR RADIO CONTROL 11 Racket Squad-30m. 9 Chance of a Lifetime-30m. 11 Ten Star Theater Dennis James with talented per- FROM YOUR ARMCHAIR ao 10 formers. "Johnny D•iugh Boy" with Jane Turn Down Loud Commercials Withers and Henry Wilcoxon. 11 Boston Blackie-30m. ADJUST VOLUME • 11:25 4 Late Movies 13 Regal Theater "Strange Journey" with Paul Kel- 7:45 3 Sportscene-15m. SIMPLE TO INSTALL ly and Osa Massen. 4, 10 Camel News Caravan Complete Instructions Included 11:30 8 Newsreel John Cameron Swayze reports. Postpaid when 11:45 11 Jackson's Theatre 8 News-15m. purchase price $395 "Mission to Algiers" with Bill 8:00 2 Mama-30m. accompanies order Bishop and "Pardon My Stripes" Aunt Jenny's romantic hopes as Calif. residents add 3% sale, tax with Bill Henry and Sheila Ryan. regards her favorite boarder are 12:00 2 Late Show shaken when he returns from an "Blackout" with maxwee Res out-of-town visit a n d brings T-V CONTROLS and Dinah Sheridan, young and attractive Miss Dove to live at Aunt Jenny's boarding 2992-8th St., Riverside, Calif. 1:30 2 Give Us This Day house.

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5 Western Varieties-60m. 13 Files of Jeffrey Jones Doye O'Dell, host, with Eddie 10:30 2 The Big News-30m. Dean, Roscoe Ates, Rickie Layne, With Clete Robert, Bill Stout, Gil the Pallets Sisters, Gail Mosier, Rkker sire titration and . Austin Green, Joan Barton and the Y-Knot Twirlers. 3 Premier Theater-75m. Friday, April 29 7 Dollar a Second-30m. 4 Hollywood's Best-30m, "STRANGE JOURNEY," Paul Kelly, Osa 11 Mr. and Mrs. North-30m. With Robert Paige and top Holly- Massen-1946. (4) 1:05 p.m. A reformed wood stars. In "Death in the Dune". A beauti- racketeer moves to a secret refuge in ful girl who Jerry has been ad- 6 Ten Thirty Movie the West Indies only to discover that his hiding place has been destroyed by miring through binoculars turns "Stage Door Canteen". out to he very ninth dead. the German forces. 7 News-15m, ''-'")SE OF THE MISSING HEIRESS," Ju- 9:30 2, 8 Our Miss Brooks-30m. With Hank Weaver, lia Lang. (7) 2:CO p.m. Teacher Connie Brooks lins a "LEAVE IT TO THE MARINES," Sid Mel- whole new career is open to her, 8 Pepsi-Cola Playhouse ton, Mara Lynn-1951. (6) 3:45 p.m. The but she turns it down. The whole See Channel 7 at 7 p.m. Sun- amusing story and adventures of the unlikely situation starts when day.) unwilling recruit in the marines. she acquires a 5% ownership in- 9 Don Lee World News "DAREDEVILS OF THE CLOUDS," Charles terest in the potential professional Quigley, Herman Brix. (11) 3:45 p.m. status of Madison High's star 10 Life With Elizabeth-30m. The operator of an independent airline basketball player. 11 Sherlock Holmes-30m. faces trouble when his competitor tries 3 Break the Bank-30m. 13 Criswell Predicts-15m. to beat him out of an important contract. 4, 10 Dear Phoebe-30m. 10:45 7 Baseball Hall of Fame "JOHNNY ONE EYE," Pat O'Brien, Wayne Starring Peter La w fu rd and With Marty Glickman and Lew Morris. (5) 4:30 p.m. A hardened crim- Marcia Henderson in a bright fast- Fonseca. inal's faith is restored by the trust and moving situation comedy series 9 Weatherwise-Sm. love of a small child and her mongrel concerned w ith the adventures of with cha rles .Arlingtog. dog. a columnist who gives advice to 13 Playhouse 15-15m. "TWO OUN MAN," Ken Maynard. (5) 5:30 the lovelorn. p.m. 7 The Vise-30m. 10:50 9 Movie Theater "PARK ROW," Gene Evans, Mary Welch. 11 Star Showcase-30m. "No Minor Vices" with Dana An- (6) 8:30 p.m. The story of the bitter ri- drews, Lilt) Palmer and Louis With Lurraine Day and Gigi Per- valry between two newspapers and of a Jourdan, young man who rises to the top of the reau in "Hired Mother." A beauti- newspaper world although he was once ful woman is hired by some kids 11:20 2 Musical Nitecap-60m. fired by a vindictive publisher. who want a mother, and in the "Champ" Butler, i'niece, with STAND CONDEMNED," Laurence Oli- end they get more than they bar- Tony Romano, Joe Venuti and his gained for. trio and Chuck Bennett. vier, Harry Baur-1936. (13) 8:30 p.m. A 4 Eleventh Hour News-15m. young soldier has his hands full with 10:00 2, 3 8 The Lineup-30m. spies and a beautiful nurse whom he A very unladylike gangster's moll 7 Nitecap Theater loves. leads Lt. Guthrie and Inspector "Tomboy" with Jack Moran, "LUCKY NICK CAIN," George Raft, Coleen Greb to the perpetrator of a 8 The Vise-Drama-30m. Gray. -(5) 10:00 p.m. A noted American series of San Francisco robberies 10 Sports Final - 5m. gambler arrives on the coast of a small who is found in the lobby of a toyvn in the Mediterranean for a vaca- theater. Barbara Buick is featured 11 George Putnam-News-15m. tion, but gets involved in gambling and as the girl. 13 Short Story-30m. gun battles. 4 Foreign Intrigue-30m, 11:05 10 Lionel Van Deerlin-News "STAGE DOOR CANTEEN," All star cast. 5 Modern Movies-90m. (6) 10:30 p.m. 11:15 4 Cleve Hermann-Sports "NO MINOR VICES," Dana Andrews, Lilli "Lucky Nick Cain" with George Palmer, Louis Jourdan -1948. (6) 10:50 Raft. 11 Racket Squad-30m. I1:20 10 Ten Star Theater p.m. The story of a solemn pediatrician 6 Star Showcase-30m. and his wife who allow a mad artist "HarnyUrd l"ollies" with June come between their marriage. 7 Theater Party-30m. Story and Leo Prouty. "TOMBOY," Jack Moran-1940. (7) 11:00 "11.,H, t,, Zer," a h Ann Farber. 11:25 4 Late Show 10 Break the Bank-30m. p.m. The story of a young city girl who ..1 -vvo Thousand Women" with falls in love with a farm boy. 11 The Star and the Story-30m. F10111 Hobson and Phyllis Calvert. "TWO THOUSAND WOMEN," Flora Rob- With Peter Lorre and Andre 11:30 5 Eye Witness son, Phyllis Calvert. (4) 11:25 p.m. Three Mondeau in The Blue "Land- With Toni flatten, Ken Graue and flyers are downed and seek refuge in a scape." An aristocratic French- Jay Elliott. German prison camp, where the MOO man invites some art connoisseurs women interned there help them escape. to see his art collection and dur- 8 Night Final Edition "ASSIGNED TO DANGER," Gene Raymond, ing the course of the evening dis- 13 Owl Movie Noreen Nash-1948. (13) 11:30 p.m. An covers that one of his most valu- "Assign, -.1 to Danger" with Gene insurance investigator gets on the trail able paintings has been stolen. Raymond and Noreen Nash, of bank robbers but is mistaken for a 11:45 11 Jackson's Theater doctor, and decides to try to protect his "Weekend With Waltuh" and life and that of a girl. "Sherlock Holmes and the "Scarlet "SHERLOCK HOLMES AND THE SCAR- Claw" with Basil Rathbone and LET CLAW," Basil Rathbone, Nigel LEARN THESE N Bruce, Bruce. (11) 11:45 p.m. Holmes and Wat- 12:00 2 Late Show son are called upon to solve the mys- terious appearance of a 100 year old - Take Me To Paris" with Albert monster which has caused terror among TWO NUMBERS Modley, Bruce- Seton and Roberta settlers of Quebec. Ruby. "TAKE ME TO PARIS," Albert Medley, 3 Midnight News Bruce Seton. (2) 12:00 MIdn.

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Abbott and Costello ../ITTV, 8 p.m. M Crosby. Bob ..KNXT, 12:30 p.m. M-F I Led Three Lives...--KTTV, 8:30 p.m. Sa Advrature KNXT, 2 p.m., Sit Crosby's Calling .KHJ-TV, 1:45 p.m. M-F I Love Lucy.- .. ---iLsaXT, 9 p.m. NI Alarm Clock Comedies ERC -I, 6.45 a.m. M-F , Cummings, Bob KUL 10:30 p.m. Su I Search For Adventur=e.KCOP, 7:30 p.m. Th All In Fun KNXT, 10:30 p.m. Se Industry on Parade.-- -KRCA. 3:30 p.m. Sa American Avenue on Parade...... KRCA, 1 p.m. Sa *Daly, John KABC-TV, 4:15 p.m. M-F Damon Runyon Theater _KNXT. 10:30 p.m. Sa Inner Flame, The..._—.ÉNXT, 2:30 p.m. 1I-F American Forum KRCA, 12:30 p.m.. Su inner Sanctum —.._ KCOP. 10 p.m. Tu 'American enventory KRCA, 9:30 a.m. Su Ganger __._..KI.XT, 10 p.m. Tu Dangerous Assignment _-__KCOP, 7 p.m. Tu International Police KNIT, 10:30 p.m. Th American Week...... — ...... KNXT, 1 p.m. Su It's A Great Life...... -XECA, 10:30 p.m. Tu 8:30 Dateline Europe KRCA, 7 p.m. Su Ames Brothers...---___KABC-TV, p.m. Sa It's Trude Time...cue, 4 p.m. NU Amos 'n' Andy. KNXT. 7 p.m. F Death Valley Days...—KNXT. 7 p.m. Alt. Th I've Got a Secret.---KNIT, 9:30 p.m. W _ 5:30 p.m. Su Dear Phoebe...... ---_____KRCA, 9:30 p.m. F Annie Oakley _KM, 1 p.m. Tu December Bride. KNXT. 9:30 p.m. M Destiny Theater KCOP, 6 p.m., M-F Answer For Ameticans---_-KCOP, 11 p.m. Su Jarvis,Jalopy Derby,AL...... -_:,--fi 4:30 -Ern.'p.m. M-F; 2'30 9 p.m.p.m. enSa Appointment With Adv.. -__KNI.1, 10 em. Su Detective Show ...... -...KABC-TV, 7:30 p.m. Sa Joe Palooka KTLA, 7:30 pan. Th Ding Dons SchooL KRCA, 10 a.m. M-F Arnold, Edward...... _-____.sriv, 9:30 p.m. F John Hopkins Science Revlew...--____KHJ-TY, Ask The Doctor KTLA, 12 m. Su Disneyland KABC-TV, 7:30 p.m. W 8:30 p.m. Su Dixon, Nancy —_11TTV 3:30 p.m. M, W, F Assignment America-_ KTTV. 8:30 p.m. Th Juke Box Jury .1L-NXT, 11 p.m. Sa Atom Bomb Blast...... ERCA, KNXT, 3 a.m. Tu Dollar a Second.— KABC-TV, 9 p.m. 1 Down You Go...... -- ...... Kal-TV, 8:30 p.m. M Justice MEGA, 8:30 p.m. Th Autry, Gene__ _ ...... _...KN.XT 1 p.m. alt Th; Juvenile Jury. MECA. 4 p.m. Su - .:., -- KCOP, . p.m. I Dragnet .-...... KRCA. 9 p.m. Th Award Performance ..KNXT, 10:30 p.m. Se DuffY's Tavern.. KTLA, 7:3O p.m. F Key to the Kitchen--.___KRCA, 2:30 p.m. M-F Durante, Jimmy. KRCA. 9:30 p.m. alt Sa Kit Carson MTV, 5:30 p.m. Su Midge714 ems', 7:30 p.m. Dusty Walker Show.---...KABC-TV, 4 p.m. M-F Kraft TV Theater. .KRCA, 9 p.m. W; Bandstand Revue KTLA, 9 p.m. Su Eastside /lids KTLA, 5 p.m. Su Laine, Frankie KTTV, 7 p.m. W Barber, Red ---- ..... KNXT, 7:45 p.m., Vi Easy Life _. ...KTLA. 6:30 p.m. M-F Lamp Cato My Feet._ KNIT, 10 a.m. Sit Parker , Bill.. KNXT, 5 p.m. W, F La Roy, Rita._ KTTV. 3:36 p.m. Tu, Th Baseball KNIT, 10425 a.m. Sa; KI1J-TV. *Edwards Doug. KNXT, 6:30 p.m. M-F . : 8:10 p.m., Tu -F; 1:25 p.m., Su Elgin Hour... ILABC-TV, 9:30 p.m. alt Tu Lane, Dick ..11TLA, 8:30 p.m. M Baseball Hall of Fame KABC-TV, 10:45, Ellery Queen. .._.- COP. 7.30 p.m. Tu Lassie ___IZNXT, 6:30 p.m. Su Latham, Jack._.----KIICA, 0, 6:45 p.m. M -Sa p.m. M-F Erwin, Stu .... ----- ..KABC-TV, 9 p.m., M Eye Witness...... ,. KTLA, 11 p.m. NI -Th ..— .. __.- ...... 11 p.m. M -Sa Beat the Clock. ILNXT.., 6:30 p.m. Sa Face the Nation_ - .... __ ..... KNXT, 11:30 a.m. Su Latin Holiday ...... KCOP, 10:30 pm.. Sa Benny. Jack...—___ILNXT, . p.m. alt Su Fairbanks, Douglas Presenis-KRCA, 10:30 p.m. W Laurel and Ilii;d:i..2_-.41«kkÏ, 3 p.m. M. T, Th, F Beulah.....ABC-TV, 7 p.m.; I p.m. M-1 Faith for Today KABC-TV, 12:30 p.m. Su Learning '55 KNIT, 3:30 p.m. Sa Bill Baker .. _ . _ ..._-__.....KTLA, 8 p.m. %I Lee, Pinky MICA, 5 p.m. M-F; 10 a.m. Sa Faith of Our Children__ KRCA. 1:30 p.m. Su Big Game Rua_ -1_1LI6J-TN, 7:30 p.m. M Falcon, The _KNXT, 10:30 p.m. F Let's Take a Trip KNIT, 12:30 p.m., Su Big Payoff....- _..K.NXT, 12 m. M-1 Fandango Rheingold. KNXT, 6 p.m. Se *Lewis Fulton .1111J-TV, 12:30 p.m. Su Big Playback ...-_ .KHJ-Ty, 7:30 p.m. W Famous Playhouse —_...... KCOP. 8 p.m. W Lewis, Robert Q. .KNXT, 11 a.m. 3I-F Big Story...... _.. KRCA, 9:00 p.m. F Farms and Gardens --- KRCA, 2 p.m. Se Leyden, Bill -MTV, 2:15 p.m. M-F Big Town • IRCA, 10:30 p.m. M Favorite Story —...HTTV. 8 p.m. alt. Tu Liberace... _ .. _ . - _ —.KTTV, 8:30 p.m. Tu Blue Ribbon Bouts...... • ..KNXT, 7 p.m. Tu Feather Your Nest ...._...KRCA, 12:30 p.m. M-F Life Is Worth Living - 11;11J -TV, 8 p.m. Tu Bolger, Ray.. - . -. KA16C-TV, 8:30 am- r Elles of Jeffrey Jones...... KCOP, 10 p.m. 1' Life of Riley .KTTV. 8 p.m. Sa Donal., Gene ___--KTLA, 6:55 p.m. M-F Fireside Theater _ KRCA, 9 p.m. Tu Life With Elizabeth..._ ...KTTV, 8:36 p.m. 11 Boston Black» KTTV. 7:30 p.m. F First Love .KRCA. 4:15 p.m. M-F Life With Father KNIT, 8 p.m. Tu Boxing KCOP 8:30 p.m. Th; KRCA, 1 p.m. F Fisher, Eddle....KÉCA, 7:30 p.m. W; 8:30 p.m. F Lighted Window___-_._.KABC-TV, 7 p.m. Sa KNXT, 1 p.m. Ni Fisher, George__ ...... __ _ KCOP, 8 p.m. M Light of Faith. __KNXT, 9:30 a.m. Su Break the Bank. ILABC-TV, 10 p.m.. Su Fishing Flashes -- ...... __KIL1-TV, 7:30 p.m., Tu Lineup - KNIT. 10 p.m. F Brighter Day ...... KNXT, 1 p.m. M-F Fishing Tips KABC-TV, 10 p.m., W Linkietter, Art KNIT 11:30 a.m. M-F Bufialo Bill, Jr. - .1iTTV, 5:30 p.m. Sa Flashback ...KTTV. 9:30 p.m. W Littlefield Joe._ KTLA. 12:30 p.m. Su /3urfalo Billy ..KTTV, 12:45 p.m. M-1- Follow That Man KTLA, 8 p.m. Tu Little Rascals :KNIT, 5:30 p.m. M-F Burns it Allen. KNXT 8 p.m. M Ford, Tennessee Ernie ILECA, 12 n, M -F Little School HOLUSO JETTv, 11 a.m. M-F Buttons, Red —_ KRCA, 8 p.m. 1: Ford Theater —.KRCA, 9:30 p.m. Th Lombardo, Gar — liTTV, 9 p.m. Tu Foreign Intrigue.. —_ .. KRCA, 10 p.m. F Lone Ranger HABC-TV, 7:3ü p.m. Th, Caesar, Sid..._ KRCA, 8 p.m. M Four Star Playhouse. ENXT, 9:30 p.m. Th .5 p.m. Su; KNIT, 5:30 p.m. Sa Call The Play ...... ---...... KTLA, 7:15 p.m. Tit Froman. Jane...... KNXT. 6:45 p.m. Th Lone Wolf KTTV, 8:30 p.m. W *Camel News Caravan---KRCA, 1:45 p.m. M-F Frontiers of Faith. KRCA. 12 n. Si: Look Up and Live— KNIT, 10:30 a.m. Sit Candid Camera ILI1J-Vii, 8:45 p.m. M Funny Boners. SECA, 11 a.m. Sa Love Of Life --KNXT. 1:15 %Ian. M-F C'antor, Eddie..._.. ...ILTTV, 7:30 p.m. M Fun Time.. ...KNXT. 9 a.m. M-F Lucky Sport Time Campus Club __---KI1J-TV, 5 p.m. M -F Lundberg, Dan. -SWOP, 7:30 p.m. Su Capt. Gallant _.___ ...... __KRCA 8 p.m., Su Garden Chats _KTLA, 12:30 p.m. Su Lux Video Theatre _KRCA, 10 p.m. Th Captain Midnight_—_-_,_ KTTV, 6:00 p.m. Sa General Electric Theater KNXT. 9 p.m., Su Capt. Hartz ...... KABC-TV, 10:30 p.m. Su Get the Facts KRCA, 3 p.m. So Mack, Ted ...... _._..--.-..- ...... KRCA, 3 p.m. M-F Cartoon Carousel KTLA, 4 p.m. 11-F Gilchrist, Norma..--...KTTV. 10 a.m. M-F Major Dome_ ...... --_.___-__KRCA, 9 a.m. iil-F Cartoon Corral...--__KNXT, 4:30 p.m., Su Gillespie, Norvell______KRCA, 3:30 p.m. Su Make Believe Ballroom....XABC-TV, 4:30 p.m. M-F Cartoon Express KFIJ-TV, 6 p.m. M-F Gillette Fights -...... KRCA, 7 p.m. F Make Room for Daddy._ ..... KABC-TV. 9 p.m. Tu Cavalcade of America._-.1LABC-TV, 7 p.m. Tu Gleason, Jackie ___._ ..... KNIT. 8 p.m. Sa Mania KNXT, a p.m. F Cavalcade of Books —...KNXT, 3:30 p.m. Su Gobel, George KRCA, 10 p.m. Sa Mama Welse...... KHJ-TV. 2:15 p.m. M-F Caygili Suzanne ---__ ..... K.siXT, 3 p.m. VI Godfrey, Arthur KNIT, 8 p.m W; 9:30 a.m. M-F Man Behind the Badge KFTV. 8:30 p.m. F . Mark Saber KHJ-TV, 4:30 p.m. M-F Championship Bowling KHJ-TV, 10 p.m. Su Godfrey's Talent Scouts.- ...... KNIT. 8:30 p.m. M Golden Voyage ...... _...... _ ...... KCOP, 7 p.m. M Martin, Tony___-...---.KRCA, 7:30 p.m. M Chance of a Lifetime.—KUJ-TV. 7:30 -P.m. F Martin's Double Drama. limn.,1 p.m. M-F Chet Kilari:...... _____Ki: ./P, 2:30 p.m. M -F Goodyear Thentre.____KRCA. 9 p.m. alt Su Chico and Pablo ..KTLA, 6:30 p.m. So Gordon's Garden.. KABC-TV. 4 p.m. Sn *Martyn, Gil...--- -._KTLA, 7 p.m. 31-F Graham. Sheilah _.... MECA. 10:45 a.m. M-F Child Psychology... KNXT, 10 a.m. Sa Marx, Grouch° KRCA, 8 p.m. Th China Smith KTTV, 7:30 p.m. W Graydon. Joe ' KRCA-TV, 3:30 p.m. M-F Masquerade Party IABC-TV. 9 p.m. W Great Churches of Golden West ATTY. 11 am. Su McAdoo. Mary _KRCA, 4:30 p.m. Su Christophers ...... --KHJ-TV, 9:45 p.m. Su Greatest Gift KRCA, 3 p.m. M-F Chronoscope —_ ...... KNXT, 4 p.m. Su , KRCA, 9 p.m. M Guiding Light KNIT. 4:45 p.m. 31-F Medic,Sleet -- Church in the Home..--....KTLA, 11 a.m. Su Corns* Archer KRCA, 7 p.m. Th Meet Millie .KNXT. 9 p.m. Tu Church. Talent Show_ KCOP ' 10 pm. Su Hallmark Hall of Fame KRCA, 8:30 p.m. Su Circle theater- - ..KRCA, 9:30 em. Tu Meet the Press....- MECA, 6 p.m. Su Halls of Ivy _----KNXT. 8:30 p.m. Tu Menjou, Adolphe .. . .. -----.1.KTTV. 8 p.m. alt. Tu Cisco Kid =IL- 1"TV, 6:30 p.m. Sa, Su flails of Science...... ---_____KRCA. 4 p.m. Sa Message of the Maeter—...KABC-T%. 1 p.m. Su City Assignment ---- KTTV, 5 p.m. M-F Hand to Heaven.--- KTLA, 5 p.m. Su City at Night. KTLA, 10 p.m. Th Milady KTLA, 3:30 p.m. M-1' Handy Hints .ILTLA, 6:45 p.m. M-F Milland. Ray .. -_--___KNXT. 8 p.m. Th City Detective .KNXT. 10:30 p.m. M Hans Christian Andersen.... KTLA, 7:30 p.m. M Millionaire, The KNIT. 9 p.m. W ,Climax. • .KNXT, 8:30 p.m., Th *Harmon, Tom...... - _._..KNXT, 6:25 p.m. lu-Th Close Call KTLA, 10:30 p.m. Tu Modern Romance...... —_KRCA. 4:45 p.m. 31-F Harpa. Daryl KTTV, 10:30 a.m. Su Montgomery, Robert.— KRCA, 9:30 p.m. M Coates, Paul...111'TV, 9:80 P.m.. SO: a: 30 p.m. W Hawkins Falls...._---_-. KRCA, 4 p.m. M-F Coca, Imogene KRCA, 9 p.m. Sa Moore, Garry —_,..KNXT, 2 p.m. M-F Hayes, Sam KHJ-TV, 3:45 p.m. Su Moyle Museum...... _ __—_KRCA, 6:30 p.m. M-F College Press Conference_RABC-TV, 1:30 p.m. Su Heart of the CIty....KFTV, 10:30 p.m. Su; 1.1 p.m. Th Colonel March....-...... KTTV, 9:30 p.m. Th Heicitaiorace -- SECA, 7:30 p.m. Sa Mr. and Mrs. North ---....KTTV. 9:30 p.m. Tu, Comedy Hour KRCA, 8 p.m., Su Help Thy Neighbor KCOP, 6:30 p.m. Sa -_._...9 p.m. F. 10 a.m. SI -F Comment KRCA, 1 p.m. Su. *Hermann, Cleve _-__KRCA, 11:15 p.m. 31-F Mr. District Attorney KNIT, 10 p.m. SI Como, Perry Show. KNXT. 6:45 p.m. M. W. F His Honor Homer Bell- KCOP, 7 p.m. Th Mr. Wizard .... MECA, 4 p.m. Su Concerning Miss Marlow KRCA. 3:45 p.m. M -F Hobby Show .KTLA. 7:30 p.m. W Musical Nitecap KNIT, 11 p.m., M-F Confidential File (Coates) KTTY. 9:30 p.m. Su Hollywood's Best.._...---...KRCA, 10:30 p.m. F My Favorite Husband..—KNXT, 9:30 p.m. Sa My Hero KTTV, 9 p.m. W Conglomorama...... _ ...... KCOP, 4 p.m.. M-F Home Show ...... _...KRCA, 11 11.01. 51-E Conspiracy _...... KTI.A. 10 ern., Su Home To Live In --.....KTTV. 1:30 p.m. Su My Little Margle-_— KRCA. 8:30 p.m. W Contest Carnival ' - KNXT, 4:30 p.m. Sa Hometown Jamboree-...... HTLA, 7 p.m. Sa Mystery Theater...-_—___RHZ-TV. 7:30 p.m. W Cooley, Spadé" RTLA. 8 p.m. Sa Hometown Scene.. KCOP, 1:30 P.m. Su: Name's the Same___.KABC-TV. 7:30 p.m. M Cowboy G-Men.ILABC-TV. 7 p.m. F: 5:30 p.m. Sn Hopalong Cassidy ...... ETTV 7 p.m. Su; 5 p.m. Sa Neville ...... __KTTV. 1 p.m. Su Cowboys' West KCOP. 5 p.m. M-F Hope, Bob KRCA, 8 p.m Tu Noble Leighton. ' KTLA, 9 p.m. Su Criswell Predicts ...... L.:HCOP... 10:30 p.m. Tu -F ' House Party. KNIT, 11:30 a.m. M-F Norman, Gene - - __KHJ-TV, 5 p.m. ,M-F • -11 p.m. 31 HOW Does Your Garden Grow KHJ-TV, Now and Then...---- KNXT. 10 I) TM ‘, 12.45 p m Su ààf TWent¡Mi Howdy Doed7 eleCzin 9'30 a.m. 31-F O'Connor, Denaid..-:.:.:.--KHCA, 9-30 - p.m. ait • Se TV-RADIO LIFE APRIL 22, 1955

8:30 p.m. Th Mintz Playhouse.-- .KNXT, 9 p.m. F On Your Aceounli--/IINXT, 1:30 p.m. M-F Scotland Yard.. - _KNXT. 10:30 p.m. Tu Open Road...... _.... .KTTV, 7:30 p.m. Th Search, The --...KNXT, 1:30 p.m. Su Operation Safety KNXT. 11:15 a.m. Su Search For Tomorrow—_KNXT. 4:30 p.m. M-F Orient Express KTTV, 10 pm Th Secret File, USA. ATTY. 9:30 p.m, M Our Miss Brooks__ ---..KNXT, 9:30 p.m. F Secret Storm .KNXT, 4:15 p.m. M-F Outdoors With Wargy--..K.N1B11, 4:30 p.m. Sa See, Rear ..KRCA, 6:05 p.m. M-F Owens, _KNXT, 7:30 p.m. Sa See It Now —...KNXT, 7:30 p.m. To Owens, Jacic.—_—_-_KABC-TV, 5:30 p.m. M-F Seven Seventy on TV..—KABC-TV. 12:00 n. Su Ozark Jubilee KABC-TV, 6 p.m. Sa Sheen, Bishop . KHJ-TV. 8 p.m. M Ozzie and Harriet... .KABC-TV, 8 p.m. F Sheriff John. wrry, 11:30 a.m. M-F; Palladium Dance Tlme__.--. KTLA, 9 p.m. Tu -- ...... ----- ...... _...... 5:30 p.m. M-F CLASSIFIED ADS 10c PER WORD FOR Panorama Pacific., KNXT. 7 a.m. M-F Sherlock Holmes KTTV, 10:30 p.m. M-F single insertion, payable I n advance. Paragon Playhouse .KCOP, 7 p.m. W Shriner, Herb K NXT, 9 p.m. Sa DEADLINE: FRIDAY FOR ISSUE ON SALE Paris Precinct.. _ETTA', 9:30 p.m. SO Shore, -Dinah KRCA, 7:30 p.m. Tu, Tit following Wednesday. Free checking copy Parrish, Helen. KNXI. 7 a.m. M-F Skelton, Red. ..KNXT. 9:30 p.m. Tu STANDARD SETTING . . . FIRST LINE Passport To Iganger.-----KCOP, 8 p.m. Tu Skolsky, Sianey ...... _ ...... KABC-TV 9:15 p.m. Su People Are Funny KRCA, 7 p.m. NI So This Is Hollywood.. KRCA, 8:30 p.m. Sa . . . all capitals . . . balance upper and Pepsi-Cola Playhouse.—.KABC-TV. 7:30 p.m. Su Space Funnies...... —KNXT, à p.m. M, Tu, Th: lower case with no capital words or under. -Person to Person...... KNXT, 7:30 p.m. F ...5:15 p.m., W-F scored lines In body. Bold centered cap- *Peterson, Elmer &RCA, 11:15 p.m. Su Spectacular .KRCA, 4:30 p.m. Su tions $1.00 per line. Pet Exchange. ..KTTV, 7 p.m. Th Sports Mirror __KTTV, 4:15 p.m. Sa Pet Showcase KNXT, 5 p.m. Sa Stafford, Jo Show KNXT, 6:45 p.m. Tu PERSONALS Phnom Playliouse__—.---KRCA, 9 p.m. alt Su Stage 7..._ ...... ___ ..KNXT. 9:30 p.m. Su Playerafters KTLA. 11 a ni Stage Show KNvr. 8 p.m. Sa DON'T BE LONELY! Mail $1.00 for 139 Playhouse. The KTTV, 8 p.m. Th Star and the Story. KTTV, 10 p.m. F new names addresses, descriptions of lone- Play Marco .KTLA. 10:30 p.m. Sa Star Shoppers KTTV, 10:30 a.m. M-F ly people, with 58 photos. All ages. Many Pond's Theatre---__KABC-TV, 6:30 p.m. Th Star Showcase KTTV, 9:30 p.m. F claim homes. Ranches, Riches. Best Club, Popular Science — _KTLA, 7:15 p.m. M-F Star Tonight __._ ... __KABC-TV, 9 p.m. Th 5880 Hollywood Blvd., Hollywood 28, Calif. Pride of the Family._ KTLA, 7:30 p.m. F Steve Donovan _-__ ..KRCA, 7 p.m. Tu Private Secretary KNXT, 7 p.m. Su Stop the Music...---KABC-TV, 7:30 p.m. Tu LAW OF MARRIAGE AND DIVORCE: cov- Professional Father______KNXT, 7 p.m. Sa Stories of the Century KTTV, 9 p.m. Su ering the laws in all 48 states, $1.00. Also Public Defender_____.____KNXT, 10 p.m. Th Stork Club .KABC-TV, 9:30 p.ni. Su 'Public Prosecutor KTLA, 7:30 p.61. Tu Law of Support, $1.00, postpaid. TV- *Stratton, till . KNXT, 6:25 p.m. F RADIO LIFE, Box 125, 1610 N o. Argyle, 10:45 p.m. Tu -F Strictly Informal ..KTLA, 10:30 p.m. Su *Putnam, George_Mtn„ 6:45 p.m., 11 p.m. 1I-F Hollywood, 28. Strike It Rich- , .KNXT. 3:30 p.m. 14-F Studio One...... - - _KNXT 7 p.m. M Queen for a Day..-----MHJ-TVi 3 p.m. M -E Studio '57. ..A-Âtie- TV, it p.m. Tit OF INTEREST TO .WOMEN Racket Squad-KTTV, 11:11 p.m. 81- Fl 8 p.m. F Stunts, BilÉ...--KHei, 3:30 P.m.,_ 6 p.m. M-E Raft, George..------__KTLA, 8:30 p.m. Tu Success Story .ATTV, 7 p.m. Y LADIES! MAKE $25 WEEKLY AT HOME. Raines, Ella --..KTLA, 7:30 p.m. Tu Sullivan, Ed. .KNXT, 8 p.m. Su Your choice of work. Details, 25 cents. Ramar of the Jungle...... KTTV. 6 p.m. Su-F Sullivan. John _KCOP, 3 p.m. M-F Mrs. Pomeroy, Box 173-T, Covina, Cali- Range Rider 1INXT. 5:50 p.m. M-F Sunday Luey Show .. ---- ...... __KNXT, 1 p.m., Su fornia. Reimers, Ed..—...-----KTTV. 3:45 p.m. M-E Sunday With Sandy -- KTTV, 10 a.m. Su Request Performance AIWA, 8 p.m. W Super Circus...... _KABC-TV, 2 p.m. Su SPECIAL INSTRUCTIONS Rin Tin Tin_KARC-TV, 7:30 p.m. F; 4:30 p.m. Sts Superman KTTV, 7 p.m. Sa Road Of Lite. .KNXT. 2:45 p.m. M-F Suspects Wanted...—KHJ-TV. 1:30 p.m. M-F LEARN TO DRIVE NOW - "ASSOCIATED Road to Freedom..----___KCOPt 6 p.m. So Swanson, Gloria ATTN ., 8 p.m. Su DRIVING SCHOOLS" Free pick-up. DU. Robert Montgomery Presents....KIICA, 9:30 p.m. M *Swayze, John Cameron_KRCA. 7:45 p.m. M-F 4-1211. PL. 3-1151, HO. 9-5111, AN. 2-5118. *Roberts, Clete._ ...._...... KNXT, 6:20 p.m. M-F ..... p.m. Tu -F; 11 p.m. M Tales of Famous Outlaws_.KNXT, 1:30 p.m. Sa See ad on page 21. Roberts, Rev. Oral---.KCOP, 9:30 p.m. Su Teen-Age Trials ____ KRCA, 2:30 p.m. Su Rocky Jones KCOP, 6 p.m. Su Tee-Vee Autition .KTLA, 1 p.m. Th CONTESTS Rogers, ...KRCA. 6:30 p.m. Su Teleforum ..KTLA, 8 p.m. M Roller Derby.. KTLA, 8:30 p.m. M This Is The Life _KRCA, 2 p.m. Su WIN CONTEST MONEX. GENERAL CON- Rooney, Mickey ARCA. 8 p.m. Sa This Is Your Life. _.KRCA, 10 p.m. W TEST bulletin gives hundreds of tips. Lists Roy, Mike. _ KRCA, 2:30 p.m. M-F This Is Your Music. KNXT, 7 p.m., Tu current contests and rules. Samples, 25c. Rowe, Red KNXT, 9 a.m. X1-F Thunderbolt ...KTTV. 3:41 p.m. 1I-F General Contests. 1609 East 5th st.. Dept. Ruggles, The..._...... K.11J-TV, 7 p.m. M-F Time for Beany...... -----KTTV, 6:30 p.m. M-F 313, Duluth, Minn. Sat. Night Theatre...... -- KNXT, 10 p.m. Sa Times Square Playhouse KCOP, 8:30 p.m. W Sandy's Hayride ...... -..-...KTTV, 1:30 p.m. Se T-Men In Action___.___KABC-TV, 8:30 p.m. Th FOR SALE Toast of the Town.—____KNXT, 8 p.m. Su Today ..KRCA, 7 a.m. 31-F ADD COLOR TO YOUR TV-New Multi- Tom Corbett, Space._ KRCA. 11:30 a.m. Sa Toppet . .KNXT. 8:30 p.m. F chrome television screen filter adds color to any set. Attach in seconds. Guaranteed. Top Secret .KTLA. 7:30 p.m. W Town Hall Party KTTV. 10 p.m. Sa Only $1.98. Send now. Specify screen size. Truth or Consequences.. KRCA, 10 p.m. Tu MULTICHROME TV, Box 1848, Holly- TV Reader's Digest ._------_.KABC-TV, 8 p.m. M wood 28. Two for the Money-- __KNXT. 9 p.m. Sa BACK NUMBER MAGAZINES, BOOKS - at Uncle Archie__ MRCA, 5:30 p.m. M-F reduced prices. Store open evenings. 5620 Unk 'n Andy _AIWA. 9:41 a.m. Sa Lankershim Blvd., North Hollywood. U.S. Steel Hour—.KABC-TV, 9:30 p.m. alt. Tu COLOR REFILLS FOR PAPERMATE PENS; Valiant Lady.. _ ieçxT. 4 p.m. M-F blue, green, red, black, 30e each (4 for Vampire _KABC-TV, 10:30 p.m. Sa $1.00) postpaid. Box 125 cio TV-RADIO Veloz, Frank._ - ...... _...... KTLA, 10 p.m. Tu LIFE, 1610 N. Argyle, Hollywood. Victory at Sea: -_ -_-_KTTV, 7 p.m, M Vise, The _.. _.. _ .KABC-TV. 9:30 p.m. F THEY'RE HERE - LOVELY BABY MOC- Voice of Firestone. 8:30 p.m. MI ASSINS to fit Infants up to 6 months old. Voices of Victory.------KTTV, 8:30 p.m. Su Hand made of soft white New Zealand Walker, Dusty_.--. .KABC-TV, 4 p.m. M-F Lambskin, washable. Only $1.70 a pair Wanderlust. .KABC-TV, 10 p.m. M (Postage and tax Included.) Order a pair Waterfront ...KTTV. 7:30 p.m. Tu \ for your baby or as a gift today. Send Way of the WorJd____..,.....KRCA, 10:30 a.m. M-F check or money-order, no COD's. Satisfac- *Weaver, Mani, KABC-TV, 6:15 p.m. M-F; tion guaranteed. HORST FR. KIRSCH- 10:30 p.m. M-F NICH, Dept. L-7, P.O. Box 41222, Los An- Webster Webfoot KRCA. 11 a.m. Sa geles 41, Calif. Welcome Travelers.,KNXT, 10:30 a.m. M-F Welk, Lawrence. .KTLA, 8 p.m. F JUMBO PRINTS! EIGHT EXPOSURE 35e; Western Varieties - ...KTLA, 9 p.m. F -Twelve, 5Sc. Mailers supplied. Harbor DO YOU HAVE %X hat's My Line ... __ .. --. /P.SX.T. 7:30 p.m. Su Photo Service, Box 487R Port Hueneme. 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Easily a *Winchell, Walter..._ ...... —.KABC-TV, 9 p.m. Sa $1.00 value, just 25c.iSend today. Needles. RADIO LIFE at their favorite food NVInky Dink and You KNXT, 4 p.m. Sa 8666 W. Adams Blvd., L. A. 34. World of Mr. Sweeney.—.KRCA, 4:30 p.m. M-F market every week. W rangier, Jim KABC-TV. 12 n. M-F Wrestler's Lament-.—KTLA, 10:45 p.m. W SPECIAL SERVICES W re.tling KTLA, 8:30 p.m. W: KCOP, 8:30 p.m. M INTERESTED IN SONG WRITING?' Want to get into the legitimate market? For facts You Are There. .KNXT, 6 p.m. Su and free information write FMC. P.O. You Asked For It. KABC-TV, 7 p.m. Su BOX 455, Norwalk. California. TV-RADIO LIFE Young, Loretta KRCA, 10 p.m. Su Your Hit Parade____ _KRCA, 10:30 p.m. Sa BEARDED EXPLORER DOC GOODEL, 771 1610 No. Argyle HO. 4-9275 Youth Takes a Stand KNXT, 10 a.m. Sa Banning, California, wants TV sponsors. Youth Wants To Know...... ARCA. 10 a.m. Su gaged:, Florian. 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early movies are being shown on TV as either 'Our Gang' or 'Little Rascals.' And it always seems that they're being shown on a different channel than 7dee 7e« I am." By SEYMOUR FRANCIS, Newscaster for KFSD and Channel 10, San Diego For the Sportsmen—and Women Channel 10's sports editor Sig Smith is moderating another new program The work of installing a new 25- she was teaching at the Ben Bard that is aimed particularly at sports- kilowatt transmitter for KFSD-TV, School in Los Angeles, that many minded men and women, but is newsy Channel 10 in San Diego, has been amateur shows fail because no one enough to be interesting to everyone started by the station's technicians takes the time to help the youngsters else. atop Mount Sole- improve their acts, their grooming, It's called "Something Fishy," a title dad. Approval for their appearance, or the way they dreamed up by John Choynacki, art the new and more stand, sit or walk. These little things, director for the Robert E. Lee Advertis- powerful equi p- Lynn believes, often mark the differ- ing Agency, and at the moment it's ment, which will ence between the amateur and the the only fishing show in San Diego provide a steadier, polished performer—and even though area TV. stronger pictur e, she does not expect to make a skilled has been given by actress or actor from lust one rehearsal Arlene Solof, the queen of San Die- the Federal Com- she has found that the work at such go's Yellowtail Fishing Derby, Sports- munications C o m - meetings pays off for both the guest man Jerry Krasne and Announcer Rod mission, and the and the audience. The guest acquires Sherry have parts in the production, equipment has a bit of know-how and feels easy be- which gives late reports from deep sea been received from — fore the cameras, and the audience or fresh water fishing holes. There are F the RCA factory at Seymour rancis sees a professionally polished per- weekly prizes for a fireside fishing Camden, New Jersey. formance. derby that just about anyone can en- Channel 10's chief engineer, Leroy Lynn has a long background of ex- ter. Passes for Yellowtail Derby char- Bellwood, expects the installation to be perience on which to draw when she ter boats are distributed to winners of completed and the new equipment in gives her tips to teeners. She started other contests. Those passes alone are use early this summer. her dramatic career when she was strictly worthwhile; just one trip on one of those charter boats could result Special for Teen-Agers only 6, as a featured player in the Our Gang comedies. That's an expe- in winning a brand new automobile, This week brought another new, rience, incidentally, which is proving or one of a host of other prizes offered bright local production on Channel 10. somewhat embarrassing these days. in the Derby. Lynn Taylor,. whose "Pantry Play- "Wherever I go," she grins, "those (Continued on Page 31) house" (daily at 1 p.m., Mondays through Fridays) is setting records for listener response. inaugurated "Teen Review." It will be telecast each Wed- nesday at 7 p.m. The program revolves around the news, views and entertainment specialties of San Diego area teen-agers. There's a bit of music by Lynn, who appeared on radio and the stage as a singer before she entered television. There's a bit of dancing, a touch of recorded music, style shows of special interest to the teeners. It's apparent, from the production effort and advance planning that Lynn does, that the show is close to her heart. If Channel 10's sparkling blonde has any primary interest it IS teenagers. Before she came to San Diego she was hostess at shows which brought talented youngsters before the micro- phones. The new one will do some of that, too. The reason she likes such a format, she says, "is because you can see the teen age talent actually develop and bloom." STARRING Lynn refuses to do the show the easy :.•••• BETTY WHITE way, and just let the youngsters appear and perform their specialties. In- stead, she tries to help each one to make the best possible appearance. Sponsored by Necchi Sewing Machines She holds a special rehearsal a couple of days before each Teen Review where KFSD-TV CHANNEL 10 she coaches and coaxes the "stars" in- SAN DI EGO to doing a much better job than they FRIDAYS AT 10:30 P.M. thought they could. Lynn learned a long time aào, when Page Twenty-eight TV-RADIO LIFE

jaee%4 „r7 SOUTHLAND SECTION member the first "People in the News" on Channel Eight, emanating, not so plushly, from our studios in the base- ment of the Hotel San Diego. You'll 4 e9j4 ected eeeeee recall that the show hasn't changed much . . . a strange thing, in a day By CAROLE SALENTINE KFMB -TV, San Diego when everybody has to have a "new format", a "different twist". All kinds of people and news stories then as now. A famous scientist, a politician, For six years now I've been watch- son", he stretches the time to half an a wrestler, an alligator trainer, a mur- ing a little girl grow into a young lady hour. der suspect, an old man who crochets, —from a pint-sized dynamo into a I sometimes suspect "Little Keen's" a war hero and a movie star . . . bouncing teenager still loaded with real reason for dropping by the studios Harold has always had the top names, enthusiasm and drive. She's not em- is for an extra glimpse of her dad. The the timeliest personalities. But shows ployed J.ere at Channel Eight, though guy works a sixteen hour day: He throughout the country have tried the she's well-known enough to be. Sev- himself digs up the news for all its same thing, though they sometimes eral afternoons a week she comes local newscasts, works six hours in the lagged a step or two behind Harold whirling into the studio with some- public relations department at Ryan in "on the spot" coverage. Other shows thing on her mind and then watch out! Aeronautical Company, publishes the failed to sustain interest over a period It's how to get more donations for the house organ for Westgate•California of time. Harold still holds the top local latest MS drive—couldn't Smokey Rog- Tuna Canning Company, and covers rating, his show is never stale. ers help? Who'd like to appear before the San Diego scene as correspondent To quote a most un -original saying her school assem- for out of town newspapers and maga- "It's not what he does its the way that bly—the kids there zines. Time left over? KFMB•TV's ex- he does it." It's the very same quali- are interested in citing "WHAT DO YOU THINK" takes ties in Mr. Keen that right now are TV. Come see the care of part of that, and the brand showing up in his teen age daughter. play at the JUNIOR new "HAROLD KEEN AND THE First he's dynamic, always ready to THEATRE WING— NEWS" (featuring the teen-ager of the go. If a story breaks anywhere, Harold week) the rest. this time she has a ) tags it down till he has the principles really r i p-roaring I can hear you say .. . "you're not on the show, in minutes if necessary part. telling me anything! Isee them all . . .. . he'll phone or go on foot to bring At 10 years old, all his shows!" Did you ever wonder you the news you want to see. (Re- she was a little why you like to watch when Keen is member little Keen and the catwalk?) hurricane nothing at the helm? If your memory goes Second, he handles each story like a could stop; at 14, back five and a half years, you'll re- (Continued on Page :11) she's toning it down a little, overcome to some degree by the restraint of young lady•hood, which now prevents her from scaling Ballplayers, bookies, prizefighters, hoofers, the cat-walk to corral that reluctant cameraman into dropping those coffee "big-shots" and "heels"—all come to life in this nickels into the March of Dimes pot instead. Catch your breath and take a second look—where have you seen that new and exciting television series. THE pep and enthusiasm and sunny self- confidence before? Why .. .sure, you know who she is! Harold Keen's daughter, Lorraine, a dynamic little gal who'll make a pretty place for her- DAMON RUNYON self in the world some day. (You may have seen her once or twice on Harold's PEOPLE IN THE NEWS. The appearances are seldom. Harold's just brash enough himself to worry about this "like father, like daughter" business.) "Little Keen" is one of my favorite people. . . . I thought you'd like to know about her since she's so much like her Dad. Harold is such a busy man, on TV, radio, and in print that you think of him sort of Walter Winchell-ish . .. a pencil behind his ear, a typewriter . . . and no family at all! 'Little Keen" is the middle one. There's a handsome son, aged 16, a "baby girl" aged six . . . and a charming wife who's reconciled to not seeing her husband from the time he dashes from the house at 5:30 a.m. till he rolls in, ready for bed, at 10 p.m. Unlike most of us, she can keep perfect tabs on him, if she wants to. There's the radio show on KFMB at 7:15 in the morning, again at 5:15 that evening, and San Diego's most popular news show (FOR THE PAST FIVE AND A HALF YEARS!) "People in the News" 10:30 Saturday, on KFMB-TV CHANNEL 8 on KFMB-TV each night at 7:30. One night each week Harold records a San Diego CBS Television specially taped interview show "STAND BY, SAN DIEGO" for KFMB—but to make up for not being there "in poi- Page Twenty-nine SOUTHLi"iiTsIODLIFE SECTION i Saturday April 23 will pit the Dodgers against the Giants, starting at 10:45 a.m. TV TIPS from THREE Father Noel F. Moholy of the Santa Barbara Mission just completed a series of Sunday afternoon Lenten talks Santa Barbara that were so well received that KEY-T . is planning to continue the series through to the summer months. Father Two letters received at KEY-T this ceiving commendations from police Moholy is also the person who pro- past week have engineers checking and safety officials, starts a series of duced the RCA Victor recordings that their United States Maps and scratch- public appearances at local grade feature the Padre Choristers Choir of ing their heads. The first letter from schools and high schools under the the Santa Barbara Mission. A new Vern R. Moae, in St. Joseph, Missouri sponsorship of the California Highway album about to be released features reported Your TV station has been Patrol. This week he will award a the Choir and narration by Bing coming in the past two months and plaque and a fifty dollar savings bond Crosby. the reception has been excellent." to Miss Mary Sue Smith of Sisquoc, The employees of Channel 3 recently The other letter from William Steggs California—the winner of his safety feted themselves to an outdoor Bar-B• in Buffalo, New York says "I received essay contest. The presentation will be Q and picnic at Tuckers Grove in Santa your news program on April 5 . . . made at the Santa Maria High School Barbara. When the station first went signal was strong and readable." by Ray and Officer Jack Wood of the on the air, Colin Selph, KEY-T Gen- California Highway Patrol. eral Manager turned over space for a In Spring and Fall the engineers lounge to the employees who have have noted reports of long distance or The trend in new shows is definitely installed soda pop, cigarette and candy DX reception, but these two letters toward the adventure type. KEY-T has machines, plus coffee facilities. All the have the signal chasers in a dither. recently premiered three shows in this category, and the feeling at Channel 3 profits from the sale of the items in Luckily the KEY-T personalities who the lounge are put into the employees have a series of public appearances is that more of this type of show is definitely in their fall planning. The fund, and when enough has accrued coming up, are limiting themselves to the staff has a committee plan an three shows recently added to the the tri -counties of California. Next outing. The Bar-B-Q and picnic was a week the Webbs make another benefit KEY-T roster were "Appointment With Adventure", "Soldiers of Fortune" and success despite some scattered cases appearance, this one is in the beautiful of sunburn, poison oak and over-eat- Santa Inez Valley. Ray Dietrich, whose "Science Fiction Theatre." ing. Lucille Swain, Bill Hudd and Peter Small Size Sheriff's Club has been re- The Baseball Game of the Day for Con tin to r°I on Page 31)

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Page Thirty. TV-RADIO LIFE SOUTHLAND SECTION Cues 'N Views TAKE TEN (Continued from Page 28) (Continued from Page 29) The program is scheduled at 11 a.m. cule, sarcasm or embarrassments of newsman should. No false appeal to each Sunday. one kind or another. your sympathy or over-dramatization Happy Laughter (Little Keen again—no "sob story"... Presented each Friday night at 10:30 she just holds out that Theatre Wing "Life With Elizabeth" has been by Necchi Sewing Machine Co., "Life ticket and says, "These kids have drawing fan mail, with an amazing With Elizabeth" features the activities worked hard.") Last week, Harold in- similarity of reaction best described, of a typical young American husband perhaps, as "happy laughter." That terviewed a man who hasn't long to and wife who are loveable, good-nat- live, who was grateful for the chance characterization is repeated time after ured, bright-eyed (and sometimes time by viewers who write KFSD-TV to publicly thank his friends for their starry-eyed), and who remind you of Channel 10, the basic NBC outlet in the couple next door. help to his family. Harold's sympathy San Diego, and it seems the one big showed in his unusual tenseness, his There are three plots in each half- point that sets the program apart from serious handshake. He introduced the hour show. They're arranged so that other family comedies based on ridi- man simply as "the bravest man I commercials do not interfere with the ever met." entertainment—a feature which en- Most of the famous names who have a San Diego Bank Bldg. jammed at hances the show's warmth and fun. appeared in San Diego have made rush hour? It was a frightening expe- The wife of the team is played by "PEOPLE IN THE NEWS" their first rience for the trapped passengers and Betty White, a dimpled Hollywood stop ... but Harold still shows a little Harold had one ready to tell the story. newcomer who within two years won partiality. "Celebrities know what im- Only when the fellow got the signal the coveted TV Academy Award as pression they want to give," he says. the cameras were on, he froze more "Queen of Hollywood Television" in "For the best interview give me the than he did in that elevator. Wouldn't several magazine polls. Del Moore, ordinary citizen—suddenly thrust into say a word, just shook, and managed popular Broadway and motion picture the limelight. I let him tell his story a feeble nod now and then. Harold comedian, plays the husband. in his own words and we've got the struggled through ... "It was this way, The couple with the support of a best show of all." wasn't it, Mr. X?" And when at the top•notch Hollywood cast, comes up show's end, Harold chuckled, "And Get the pitch? Haroà1 wants, above with the type of comedy which makes that's one eye witness report—in his all, sincerity. He's not out to gimmick it easy to understand why "happy own words".., the man finally spoke. up the news. He doesn't mind an laughter" best describes viewers' reac- "Which way out?" he whispered honest tear or two, a giggle even, an tion to "Life With Elizabeth" on KFSD• hoarsely. un -theatrical "wait" while somebody TV Channel 10. The production is by pauses to think out what he wants to Could you do the show? I'd never try. Guild Films Co., Inc. say. He's not putting words in any- Keen's the tops. He'll carry peak rat- body's mouth. Except once .. .he al- ings as long as he cares to do the most did. lob . . . and he loves it. But Daddy OPENING NIGHT! Remember the time an elevator in better watch out. There's a Junior Tornado whipping up behind him and one day she'll bring the same drive, and sincerity and skill to a show of her own. Want to bet Harold knows it? * * TV Tips From Three (Continued front Page 30) Fritz are the employees who head the committee for the staff. Neat idea, and one that will be perpetuated at KEY-T. Jim Eskilson, KEY-T stage manager, has turned performer. Recently he took on the MC duties of the Wednesday night "International Theatre." Jim is new dramatic thrills on a graduate of Santa Barbara College, and has been stage manager at KEY-T since October of 1953. He is currently DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS STARRING also working on his masters in Stage- craft at USC. PRESENTS: RICHARD featuring celebrated stars from CARLSON The England, Europe and Africa

411•11 in an exciting new kind of SOUTHLAND television drama. TNRILIINNY DIFFERENT! Monday 10:00 P.M. SUNDAY, 7:30 P.M. SECTION KEMB-TV channel 8 KERO-TV has a San Diego‘ BAKERSFIELD New, Unified Look! sponsored by presented by RHEINGOLD GOLDEN STATE DAIRIES Hope you like it Pagé Thirtj.;eine TV-RADIO LIFE SOUTHLAND SECTION

By TED TURNER KERO-TV, Bakersfield SEE ON TV d..e..o. ,...,:-.49., 49.x.exax..e.t.e.-exee$.0.1, Hello, how's everyone this week? Ruth O. Hogan, a nationally known ADVENTURE ! Sure have been busy, Easter and the home economist of the National Live ROMANCE general rusk of springtime and lots Stock and Meat Board will be Ray- of new shows on Channel 10 has kept leen's guest and will demonstrate the DRAMA! all of us on the move! preparation of practical taste-tempt- Want to remind you to be on hand ing and yet thrifty meat dishes; of Thursday at 7:30 for Science Fiction course, she will also have lots of help- Theater, a thrilling new TV series ful suggestions for you on thrifty meat starting on Channel 10. Remember, buying, too; don't miss those two pro- every Thursday at 7:30 for Science Fic- grams! Better yet, just don't miss any tion Theatre. show; make it a habit to meet Ray. leen every day at 4 o'clock and let her Got a change in time to point out; show you how to have "Fun in the don't want you to miss the show! The Kitchen." Eddie Cantor Comedy Theatre is now Be seeing you—(on Channel 10!). seen at 9:30 p.m. every Tuesday. Sto- ries of the Century is a terrific series based on true stories of the West—if you haven't seen this show yet be sure you do this week and you can see it at 7 o'clock on Saturday night. All The you baseball fans, of course, there is the Game of the Week again Saturday morning at 10:55—tune in 10 minutes SOUTHLAND SECTION early and catch the Dizzy Dean show and there's a movie following, so stay has aNew, Unified Look! tuned to Channel 10. Rayleen Merman passed along a little tip to me on what's up this week Hope you like it on "Fun in the Kitchen" (4 o'clock Monday through Friday). On Tues- day and Wednesday of this week Miss

KERO, Channel 10 Bakersfield, California EVERY WEEK NEW SATURDAY 3:45—Mlss Marlowe. 8:55—Evening Edition. I HcetyWOOD CAST 10 :45—Dizzy Dean Show. 4:00—Fun in the Kitchen. 7:00—Pabst units. 111:55—Major League Baseball. 4:30—On Your Account. 8:00—Hollywood's Best. 1:55—Dugout Digest. 8:30—Heart of the City. Stories of people, 2: 00—Showt hue. MONDAY 9:00—Kraft T'S 'Cheater. 3:45—School Days. 10 :00—Thhe is Your Lite. for knowl- 4:00—Western Theatre. 5:00—Pinky Lee. 10:30—Big Town. their quest 5:00—Music hail. 5:30—Western Adventure. 11 :041—Tomorron 'e Headlines. 5:30—Big Pict ure edge, their conquest 6:00—So This Is Hollywood. 6:00—Cousin Herb 6:30—Annie Oakley. 6:45—Weather. THURSDAY of new frontiers! 7:00—Stories of the Century. 8:55—Evening Edition. 7:30—Harry Owens Show. 5:00—Flaky Lee. 110—Jackle Gleason. 7:00-1 Search Fur Adventure. 9:00—Badge 714. 7:341—Tony Martin. 5:30--Westeru Adventure. 9:30—Four Star PlallIOMIe. 7:45—Ames Brothers. 6:04—Cousin Herb. 10:00—George Gobel Show. I:45—Weather. 10:30—Hit Parade. :00.—Sid Ceasar. Thursday, 7:30 p.m. 11:00—Godfrey and Friend». 9:00—Star Theatre. 8:55—Evening Edition. 11 :30—Tomorrow's Headlines, O:30—December Bride. 7:60—Steve Deno% an. 10:00—Monday Movie. 7:30—Science Fiction Theatre. SUNDAY 11 :00—Tomorrow's Headline'. 9:00—Groucho Mari. KERO-TV, Channel 10 12:00—Frontiers of Faith. :30-14 aterfront. 13 :30—American Forum. TUESDAY 9:00—Dragnet. Bakersfield I:00—American Week. 1:30—The Search. 5:80—Pinky Lee. 9:30—Ford Theater. 2:00—Mr. Wizard. 5 :30—Western Adventure. 10:00—Premier Theater. 2:30—Christophers. 6:00—Cousin Herb. presented by 3:00—Movie Time. 11 :45—Tomorrow's Headline,. :30—Spectacular. 6:45—Weather. 6:00—Meet Corti ss Archer. 6:55—Evening Edition. 6:30—Liberace. FRIDAY OLYMPIA BEER 7:00—Private Secretary. 7:00—Lone Wolf. 7:30-1 Led Three Lives. 7:30—Racket Squad. 5:011—Pinky Lee. :00—House Party. and 8:00—Bob Hope. 3:30—Western Adventure. 9:00—Toast of the Town. :00—Cousin Herb. 10:00—Loretta Young Show. 9:00—Fireside Theatre. 10:30—Bole Cummings Show. 9:30—Eddie Cantor. 8:45—Weather. 10 :00—Truth or Consequences. 8:55—Evening Edition. WHITE KING "D" MONDAY-FRIDAY 10:30.—It's A Great Life. 7:00—GIllette Fights. 11:00—Home. 1:00—Life of Riley. 12:00—Search For Tomorrow. 11 :00—Tomorrow's Headline.. 12:15—Road of Life. 8:30—People Are Fumay. 12 :30—Weiconse Travelers. • WEDNESDAY 9:00—The Lineup. 5:00—Pinky Lee. 1:00—Adventures to Valley 9:30—Lucky Lager Sports. Living. 5:30—Western Adventure. 3:00—Ted Mark's Matinee. O :oll—Couttin Herb. 10:00—Moonlight Movie. Page Thirty-tw4 3;30—Greatest Gift. 8145-..Weather. 11 :45—Tomortow's Headline.. TV-RADIO LIFE SOUTHLAND SECTION

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TV PROGRAM te-x-ex.0%teme-a.e.t.0.49-a..ex.0-4.0-0.en SATURDAY 1:30-spotlight Revue. 8:30-My Hero. FINDER 3:30-Adsentures in Learning. 8:00-TV Reader's Digest. 9:110-Masquerade Party. 4:00-Tomorrow, 8:311-Voice of Firestone. 9:30-Abbott and Costello. 10:00-Candlelight Theatre, 4:30-Big Picture. 9:00-Favorite Story. 6:00-Dotty Mack Show. 9:30-Life Is Worth Living. (6)-NETV-433 Park Bha., San Diego. THURSDAY 6:00-Ozark Jubilee. 10:00--Candlelight. Theater. (111)-KERIO-TV-San Mega, M-2114. :110-Wrestling. 1:55-Capsule News. (10)-KFSD;TV-3642 Enterprise St.. San Diego. TUESDAY 8:00-Classic Theater. 2:00-Pantry Playhouse. Abbott 'and Costello.------(6), 7 p.m. W 9: 110-Candlelight Theatre.. 1:55-Capsule News. 3:00-Queen for a Day. Benny, Jack_ ' (8) 7 p.m. alt. Su 2:00-Pantry Playhouse. 3:30-These Foolish Things. Beulah (6), 3:30 p.m. Su 10:00-Club "29". 10:30-Play Marco. 3:00-Queen for a Day. 4:05-Nests. Big Story (10), 9 p.m. F 4:15-John Daly. 3:311-These Foolish Things Big Town (10), 10:30 p.m. W SUNDAY 4:05-News. 4:30-Western Playhouse. Big rev off. ,,, (8) 12 n. M-F 3:30-Film. 4:15-John Daly. 5:30-Chuck Ilagon Time. Blue Ribbon Route (8), 7 p.m. W 3:45-Chapel On the 11111. 4:30-Western Playhouse. 6:110-Kid Klub. riolger, Bay . (8), 6 p.m. Th 4:00-This is the Life. 5:30-Chuck Wagon Time. 6:311-Sports' News. Boxing -(10), 7 p.m. F; 4:30-New Testament. 6:00-Kid Klub. 6:45-Vern Mack News. Burns and Alto. (8), 3 p.m. M 4:45-Film. 6:30-Sport s News. 7:00-Ramar of the Jungle. Buttons, Red (10), S p.m. F 5:00-Junior Press Conference. 6:45-Vern Slack News. 7:30-11 a ssie Theatre. Cantor, Eddie. (8), 9:30 p.m. W 5:30-Eisenhower Press Coat 7:00-Boston Blackie. 8:30-Candlelight Theater. Capt. Gallant -(10), 5:39 p.m. Su 6:00-Diamond "A" Theatre. 7:30-Stop The Music. l'iseo Kid.. (6), 7:30 p.m. M FRIDAY 7:011-Frontier Theatre. 8:00-The Falcon. Climax -(8). 8:30 p.m. Th 8:00-Sunday Night Theatre. 8:30-Soldier Parade. 1:55-Capsule News. Coca, Imogene (10), 9 p.m. Sa 9:15-Stork Club. 9:110-Mr. District Attorney. 2:00-l'antry Play' ..... se. Como, Perry (ID, 6:45 p.m. M, 10:110-Break the Bank. 9:30-U.S. Steel Hour. 3:00-Queen for a Day. Crosby, Bob (8), 12:30 p.m. M-P 10 :30-Owl Theatre. 10:30-Owl Theater. 3:30-These Foolish Things. (8), 11 p.m. Su 4:05-News. Dear Phoebe MONDAY WEDNESDAY Disneyland- (10), 9:30 p.m. F 4:15-John Daly. 1:55-Capsule News. (8) 4 p.m. Su 1:53-Capsule News, 2:00-Pantry Playhouse. 2:011-Pantry Playhouse. 4:30-Western playhouse. Dragnet- ...... (10), 9 p.m. Th 3:011-Queen for a Day. 3:1111-Dueen for a nay. 5:30-Chuck Wagon Time. Durante, Jimmy.-- (10), 9:30 p.m. alt. Sa 3:30-These Foolish Things. 3:30-These Foolish Things. 6:00-Kid Klub. 4:05-News. Elgin Hour..._....---.--(8), 9:30 p.m. alt. Tu 4:05-News. 4:15-John Daly. 4:15-John Daly. 6:30-Guy Lombardo Show. Eller, queen (6), 7:30 p.m. E 4:30-Western Playhouse. 4:30-Western Playhouse. 7:110-Superman. Favorite Story..._---__.(6), 8 p.m. Ti' 5:30--Chuck Wagon Time. 5:30-Chuck Wagon Time. 6:00-Kid Klub. 7:30-Family Theatre. Fireside Theatre. (10), 9 p.m. Tu 6:00-Kid KWh. 6:30-Sports, News. 11 :30-Hopaiong Cassidy.. 9:00-Amos 'n' Andy. Fisher. Eddie ...... _..-(16). 7:30 p.m. W; 10 p.m. F 4:45-Vern Mack News. 7:1111-Wild Bill Hickok. 9:30-The Vise. Ford, Tennessee Ernie (10), 12:00 n. M-F 1:00-Laurel and Hardy. 7:30-Disneyland. 10:00-Owl Theatre. Ford Theatre (10), 9:30 p.m. Th ...a.tessf;ead9".....9.x.eP•itenteYste"....eyeen,49s. Four Star Playhouse- (8) 9.311 p.m. Th G. E. Theater (8), 6 p.m. Su Gillette Fights (10), 7 p.m. F San Luis Obispo, Calif. Gleason, Jackie (8), 6 p.m. Sa KVEC-TV, Channel 6 Gebel. George.- (10), 10 p.m. Se Godfrey, Arthur. (8), 9:30 a.m. 111 -Th; 8:30 p.m. M Goodyear TV Playbouse_____(10), 9 p.m. alt. Su 7:00-1-ife of Riley. Hall of Fame...... _ ...... (10), 8:30 p.m. Su Saturday 10:00-Tele-News at Ten. :30-Superman. Halls of Ivy. - (8), 8:30 p.m. Tu 4:211-Sign On. 10:15--Playhouse 15. Hogsed, Roy . -(10). 2:15 p.m. M-1-' 8:00-City Detecti% e. 4:25-News & Previews. 10:31I-Starlight Rendezvous. Home Show..._.._...... (10), 11 a.m. M-F 8:30-Dangerous Assignmeat 11:45-News 6 Pre, (ers. 1 Lose Lucy. (8). 9 p.m. M 4:30-Western Theater. Inner Sanctum...-. 9:30 p.m. Su 5:30-WInky Dink & You. 9:00-Racket Squad. International Police (6), 5 pm. Sa 9:30-December Bride. Thursday 1 Search for Adventure. (6), 7 p.m. Th 6:00-Look Up 6 Live. • 10:1111-Tele -News at Ten. Kraft TV Theatre._ ...... (10), 9 p.m. W 6:30-Eventide. 3:30-Open House. 10:15-Playhouse 15. Lassie ...... 6:31) p.m. So 7:00-Youth Takes A Stand 4 :30-Tim Tyler's Lurk. Liberace 7 p.m. Th 10 :311-St aHight Rend ezt ous. 7:30-Industry On Parade. 5:110-Western Theater. Linkletter, Art .(1), 11:30 a.m. M-F 11:45-News lez Previews. Lux Video Theatre (10) 10 p.m. Th 7:45-Movie Time. (1:00-Ted Davies Show. Mark Saber (6). 8 p.m. Th 9:00-Stage One. 7:n11-Abbott & Costello. Martin, Tony (10), 7:30 p.m. M 10:15-Late Show Tuesday '7 :30-Cisco Kid. Marx, Groucho ...... (10), 8 p.m. Th Moore, Garry .(8), 2 p.m. M-F 3:30-open House 11:00-Mr, District Attorney. Mr. District Attorney-- (6), 7:30 p.m. Th Sunday 4:30-Robert 4. Lewis 9:30-Badge 714. My Little Margie.- -(10), 8:30 p.m. W 5:00-Western Theater. 9:00-Rega Theater. Names the Same (8), 5 p.m. Su 3:20-Sign On. O'Connor, Donald..-----._"--(111), 9:30 p.m. alt. Sa 3:55-News & Previews. 6:110-Ted Davies Show. 9:311-Ford Theater. Omnibus .. (8), 2 p.m. Su 4:00-Answers for American.. 7:00-Famous Playhouse. 10 :00---Tele-News at Ten. Our Miss Brooks_.-.-._----(8), 9:30 p.m. F 7:30-Hopalong Cassidy. 10 :15-Playhouse 15. Owens, 7:30 p.m. Sa 4:30-Charles W. Andrews. Philco TV Playhouse_--(10), 9 p.m. alt. Si, 5:00-Now a: Then. 8:90-Corns@ Archer. 10:30-Starlight Rendez, aus. Playhouse of Stars...... -" 9 p.m. F 5:30-Christophers. 8:30-Bishop Sheen. 11:45-News di -Previews. Private Secretary 7 p.m. alt. Su 5:45-Echoes From Calvary, 9:00-Texas %satin'. Professional Father...... ------(8) 7 P.ol- Su Friday Rooney, Mickey ...... (10). 8 p.m. Sa 6:00-Lamp Unto My Feet. 10:00-Tele-News at Ten. Rin Tin Tin (6), 1:30 p.m. W 3:30-Open House. 6:30-This Is The Life. 10:15-Playhouse 15. Sheen, Bishop Fulton _(10). 7 p.m. Tu 10:30-Starlight Rendezvous. 4:30-Tim Tyler's Luck. Shore, Dinah__ ...... _...... (10), 7:30 p.m. Tu, Th • 7:00-Private Secretary. 5:00-Western Thee ter. Simokey Rogers (8), 2:30. 5:311 p.m. M-F 7:30-Ames Brother 11:45-News and Previews. So This Is Hollywood...... (10) 8:30 p.m Sa. 6:00-Ted Davies Show. 8:00-Visitor. Stafford, Jo ...... (8), 6:45 p.m. Tu Wednesday 7:00-Facts Forum. u'o ne.. .-_--_-(8). 10:30 p.m. M •8:30-From Hollywood. 7:30-Wild Bill Hickok. This Is .. -.„(10). 10 p.m. W 9:00-The Search 3:30-Open House. Thomas, Danny...... (8), 10:30 p.m. W 8:00-Lucky Lager Sport Time. 9:30-Sunday Theater., 4:30-Tim Tyler's Luck. Toast of the Town. (8). 8 p.m. Su 8:30-Follow That Man, TV Readers Digest... (8). 5:30 p.m. Su 111:45-Late Movie 5:00-Western Theater. 9:00-Boston Blackle. 'Iwo For The Money. (8), 9 p.m. Sa . 12:00Sign Off. 6:00-Ted Davies Show. 11.S. Steel Hour...----.._(8), 9:30 p.m. alt. To 9:30-Inner Sanctum. • . 7:00-Topic of the Week. Waterfront_ -----(6). 7:30 p.m. Tu Monday' 19 :00-Tele-News at Ten. What's My Line....-. .(8). 7:30 p.m. Sn 7:30-The Unexpected. 10:15-Playhouse 15. Where Were You (8), 9:30 p.m. Fa 3:30-Open House. 8:00j-Liberace. Winchell, Walter_ (8) 9 p.m. Su 10:30--Starlight Rendezvouk 4:30-Tim Tyler's Luck. 8:30-All Star Theater. You Are There. (8), 3:30 p.m. alt. Se - 11:45-News It Previews. Young, Loretta. (10), 10 p.m. So 5:00-Western Theater. 9:00-What In the World. ZaBach, Florian (8), 7 p.m. If 8:00-Ted Davis Show. 8:30-I've Got A Secret. Page Thirty-three rarity because of technical problems over which we have no control," apology, he sold the hour to a local sponsor and plugged it for several days in advance as "An innovation in broadcasting; ene hour of absolute silence brought to you with the com- pliments of your local dealer in re- novated mattresses. Do you sleep like responsible for making "Her Majesty's" a horse? Standing up, that is? If so, fondest dreams corne true, starts his tune in Saturday for an hour of gen- For Love o' Mike (c?:,,n rce, second decade as master of ceremonies uine silence." for the show he says that if the second Hawthorne has also revamped the ten years are half as pleasant as the station breaks at his station to re- Radio Ramblings first he will be the happiest man in place the conventional station identi- radio and television. fication with such tongue-in-cheek Columbia Square has an Air Power "We got out the adding machine the gems as "Attention, flying saucers!' display in their forecourt promoting other day," Jack said, "and figured This Is KOLD, Yuma. We're friendly!" Air Reserve Recruitment. . . . Fred out that during the past ten years we Or "Stop staring at your radio! Turn Robbins makes a new CBS series, have given away over $3.000,000 worth it on! This Is KOLD. in Yuma." Or "If "Disk Derby" starting Tuesday, April of merchandise to the ladies who have Your radio is turned off you lust 26. .. . Tennessee Ernie stretches his been elected 'Queens'. We have an- missed a good program on KOLD, show to a forty-nine minute segment. swered the wishes of all of them and Yuma." believe me It hasn't always been easy George Dvorak has added a weather Jim was unique and unusual while but it has been fun for all of us con- report for the fisherman to his early in Los Angeles and from all indica- nected with the show. morning "Operation Daybreak" pro- tions he hasn't changed. gram. .. . Carl Blurnay spins sacred "We have some wonderful plans in records on KGER. .. . Jack Benny is store for the women who will be one of three distinguished Americans elected 'Queens' in the future. We have Sportsmen's Show to be honored by the Massachusetts trips galore up our sleeves, millions of Committee Catholics, Protestants and dollars more in gifts to give away and Celebrities of movie, radio and tele- Jews. I still say I wish I could make every vision fame will be on hand for the Jack Smith, Eleanor Powell and woman in America Queen for every opening of the 10th annual Sports- Louise O'Brien performed at the Mrs. single day." men's Show at the Pan Pacific Audito- America contest.... Peter Lind Hayes The 10th anniversary "Queen For A rium starting April 14. Remotes from subs for the vacationing Arthur God- Day" program may be seen on KHJ-TV the show will be carried by KABC, frey.... Art Linkletter and family are at 3:00 p.m. on Thursday, April 28th KLAC and KBIG. planning a pack trip to the High Sier- and heard on KHJ-Radio at 11:30 a.m. ras in June. on Friday, April 29th. Jack says he "The Telephone Hour" celebrates its hopes you'll be watching and listening. fifteenth birthday May 16 with a star- studded cast including Lily Pons, Jose TO OUR READERS: Iturbi, Eileen Farrell, Brian Sullivan Carrying On the Tradition and Michael Rabin. M. R. In order to serve you better, Jim Hawthorne, former Hollywood would you kindly fill out the ques- zany comic of radio and TV who gave tionnaire below and mail to TV - "Queen for aDay" Celebrates up the 'performing field a few months Radio Life, 1610 N. Argyle, Holly- ago to buy and operate radio station wood 28, Readers' Preference Dept. It was just five years after TV-Radio KOLD. in Yuma, Arizona, is applying his off-beat talents to making that / would like to see the following Life made its debut that Mutual-Don TV stars on the cover of TV-Radio Lee's "Queen For A Day" started on station unusual among local stations the road to success. The date was April of the Southwest. 29, 1945 and since that first show over Hawthorne found it necessary re- Life 2.600 women have been crowned and cently to shut down for an hour in have reigned for that fabulous twenty- order to install new equipment at the four-hour period. transmitter. But instead of making the As Jack Bailey, the man who is time-worn, "We leave the air tempo. My favorite stars are (TV)s

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6.1bdicateit News Broadcast KGFJ-3Insir Festival. 4:55-KM-Point of Law. AN N-Ganghusters. 11:20-KNX-Record Show. TBA-To Be .Atinounced *KABC- Neus. KGFJ-College of Div. Science 11:30-ANN-Do It Yourself. 5 O:45-KGFJ-Sall ati on Army. 8*HAB C- News. KFI-Polka Party. 1RFI'D-Shopping Hi -Lites. KEJ-Military Academy Band. *KABC-Late News. • KFI-Bass Harris At H OMO. *KR161,-News. HMI-Basil de Soto. *ANN-Wm. henneally. 9*K13.1-Nen s, Larry Chatterton. KWKW-La' Bora De Les KBIG-Cat Mina Bandstand. KNX-21st Precinct. KNX-Robt. Q. Lewis. Angeles. ARIO-Catalina Bandstand KGFJ-31tisical Reveries. KGFJ-Hunter Hancock - (to. 6J30). 11:45-11111M-Lawrence Welk. *KMPC-News-Music for You. (till 11:30). KFAC-Saturday Showcase. /MLA-Western Music. KIDID-Ten Top Tunes. AMPe-Seorelmard. KWKW-Clinton Bay. *KFIE-News. - HABC-NoPol:ttFera Party (cont.). 5:05-KABC-TBA. :05-KABC-Daneing Party. *KFWB. KXLA-News. 12 AFI-rm Rrter 5,15-KNX-Today In Los Angeles. EGFJ-World *Bible Society. KH.1-Basehall (eantr * KFIVE-Sports. 1):15-KHJ-Forward March. *KLAC-News. *KNX-News. • KWKW-Sports KXLA-Cort Johnson. KMPC-Dick Whittinghill. KBIG-Catalina Bandstand. 5:30-KABC-Your Child and You. 9:30-KFI-America's Pop Magic, KPOL-Kids Bible Club. AFT D-Courtesy Chevrolet. RH.I-Monica Whalen. KRED-Messianic Hour. KHJ-Latin Rhythms. HOER-World Tomorrow. *KNX-Tom Harmon. ANN-Country Style. 11:05-KABC-Russ Records. KGFJ-3loods In Music. KFVD-The Week in Review. KGF.R-John Brown. *KLAC-News; Peter Potter. KLACStock Report. KGB-Academy Band. IIMPC-Danee Time. 8:15*KIIJ-Nen s. HP01.-Time For Norma. KGER-•-Olga Graves. (to 12:00). KFWB-Zeke Manners Show KRIM-Hit Tunes. KRKD-Sports Dial. KXLA-Cliffie Stone. (till 9:30). • 13:15-TIFI-Farm and Home Show. KXLA--Squeakin' Deacon. 9:45-KHJ-Here's to Vets. KGFJ-National Guard. ANN-Farm Reporter. 5:46-KABC-Know Your Schools. *KABC, KLAC-TBA. KLAC-Dick Haynes. KIVIZ-Top Teen Tunes. KHJ-Social Security. 10 KII-America's Popular Made. KIVIPC-Business and World 12:30-ANX-Garden Gate. *KNX-Frank Goss. KHJ-TBA. News. KFWB-Bob McLaughlin. KGFJ-Film News. *KNX-10 O'Clock Wire. KXLA-Sacred Records. KLAC-570 Club (to 4:00). KLAC-Sam Baiter, Sport*. KF4C-Crostiroads of Music. 9:20--KHJ. 11FI-Haven of Rest. 12:45-KFI-Motorist Melody Time. KRKD-Race Results, ANN-Mel Baldwin .Show HMG-Catalina Bandstand. 5:55*KNX-Local News. HOER-Voice of Chino. (to 2:30). "Real Zorch" KGFJ-College of Div. Science. -HABC-Platter Party ((cont.). *HABC-News. KELL-Hawaii Calls. EMPC-Dick Whittinghill. HFI-Jerry Lawrence Show 6 THE RED BLANCHARD KNX-Juke Box Jury. HPOL--American Masterpiece' (3 hrs. 55 min.) SHOW HERD-Breakfast Club. KGFJ-Request Performance. KHJ-Baseball (cont.). KMPC-Bob Kelley. Sports. KWKW-Bob Mercado, KGER-Proudly We Hail. 10 p.m. Sat. 8:45-KFAC-1 nity Viewpoint. KGFJ-Rendezvous With Music 13:05-KABC-Marines In Review. REED-Polka Time. KFAC-Ili Fl Hour. KIN-KW-Flora de Los Angeles. KLAC-Alex Cooper. TIME FOR MUSIC 1:15-KFWB-Hollywood vs. San 6:10-ANN-International Music Man AND NEWS Francisco. 6:15*KMPC-World News. EM PC-Dugout Dope. 9:00 a.m. to 6:30 p.m. 6:30-KABC-Dr. James Fifield. APTO-Red Blanchard. 1:30*KHJ-Skl Fuller. KFI-Tex Ritter Show. KFWB-Larry Finley Show. NEWS 10 MINUTES BEFORE KMPC-Basehall. Oakland vs. KHJ-Lombardoland. (till 4:00). THE HOUR Los Angeles. ENX-Ballance's Best. 10 :15-H A BC-Tra vel Time. *KXLA-News-Music. KFAC-Ballet Time. *KNX-Carroll Alcott. Mon. thru Sat. 1:45-KEW-Frank Evans (to 4:15). IIFWB--.Strictly From Dixie. HOER-Willis D. Malone. KGFJ 1230KC 1:55-KBIG-Cause For Alarm. KGFJ-Film News-Dot 10:30--KABC-Law rance Welk. KABC-Opera (2 hrs.) 31eyberg. HUI-Quaker City Capers. KFI-Jerry Laurence (cont.) KMPC-Today's Race Show. *HNX- Phil Norman. -HABC--No School Today. KBIO-Catalina Bandstand. KRIID-Right to Live. KVIEW-Noche De Ronda KFI-Jump. Jump. 9 KFAC--Saturday Matinee. 6:45-KGFJ-Outdoor Broadcaster. KE(J-Flying Feet. - HABC-Freddy Martin Sheik KFVD-Harlem Matinee. O:55*KNX-News. *JINX-News-Bill Shade!. (to 4:00). 11 KM-Hollywood Palladian,. *MU-News-Wheel. HBIG-Catalina Bandstand. - - Hoar HOER-News; Long Beach 7 ICABC Layman's *KNX-News. KGER-Bethany Prayer Band. KFI-Tex Williams Show. Chapel /111.1-Chicago Theatre of the *KFOXt ANN-News On me' KGFJ-Musical Matinee. Air. IIGFJ-Time for Music. KPOL-The Wilshire Hour. Air. 11:10-ANN-Sports. HARD-Modern Melodies. AMID-Tops In POPS ANN-Two for the Money. 9:05-KNX-Romance, (till 4:45). KGFJ-Fiesta Latina. 11:15-ANN-Dance Band. KMPC-Major League 8:15- KGER- Fourequare Church. KWKW-Teddy Fregoso 11:25-KABC-Campfire Serenade._ 2:31)*K-NX-News. ° Warmup, 0:30-All-Mary Margaret McBride. 7:05-1IIMPC-Red Sox vs. Yankees. u:30-ICABC-Lawrence Welk. KM-Forward March. KGER-Pettr Slack, Organ. KFI-Record Session. KNX--Gunsmoke. KPOL-Musical Comedy. 7:15-KXLA-Accent on Youth. KNX-Skinnay Ennis Oath. KFAC-Concert Grand. 9:35-KNX-Mel Baldwin Show. 1:30-KABC-Dr. Gene Bartlett. KGFJ-Huggie Boy, 11:55*KFI-News. - AFT D-Record Room 2:45-KHJ-Frank Evans (coot.). KM-Town Hall Party. (to 11:3n). ANN-Jimmy Wakely Show. gjj-KABC-Opera (cont.) *HABC-Midnight News. KFVFB-Al Jarvis (till 12:30). KGFJ-Hollywood House Part,' 12 Kit-Midnight Flyer. KLAC-Peter Potter. KFI-Jerry Lawrence (cont.) ARAD-Dr. Richardson. KNX-Music Till Dawn. KPOL-Bob Scott. KHJ-Frank Evans (cont.) KWEW-La Hora Popular. KFAC-Music Out of the Night KWKW-Festival With Fins. KBIG-Catalina Bandstand. 1,45-KABC--Ballads. KGFJ-Night Club (to 4:00). HOER-Beachcomber's EXLA-Sacred Records. KFWB-Baseball. KMPC-On till Dawn. Serenade. 9:35-KFI-Carnival of Books. KXLA-Helen Louise. KRIM-Moonlight Serenade. KGFJ-Music In The Air. 9:45-1111.1- Basil De Soto 7:55*KABC-News. KXLA-Bill Johnson Shaw. KXCA-Adventure Time. KWKW-Bill Garr-till 4:31). Chuck Williams. e- KABC- Back to the Bible. 9:50erliFI-News. 3:15-ANN-Philip Norman. HHJ-TBA 12:05--KABC-Back to the Bible. *KGFJ-News. 3:25-EBIG-Homebuilders News, KNX--G'unsmoke. KLAC-Alex Cooper. ft*HABC-News. 3:30-KABC-Ira Cook. KFAC-Evening Concert. 4 -KM-Other Bide of the oar. 1V HFI-Latin American Melodies KFAC-Accent on Strings. KFOX-Ray Robinson Show. KFVD-Charles Chaplin., Jr. *KHJ-News. 3:45-ANN-St. Louis Melodies. RFWB--Baseball (coat) KNX-Memory Lane. KGFJ-World Bible Society. KEIG-Catalina Bandstand. *KABC- News. *KLAC-News; Jim Ameche. d(411 *HGER-News-Norman 4 AFT-Jerry Lawrence (eont.) KXLA-Church in the Barn. Cloutier. *KNX-News. :05-KLAC-Gene Norman. KBIG-Catalina Bandstand. HGFJ-Musical Portraits. 11:15-ISGER-Dr. A. IT, Michelson. Audrey Totter, Jane Greer, KMPC-Bill Stewart to 1:15. *KIND-News. KGFJ-U.S. Coast Guard. KWKW-Teddy Fregoso. KFAC-Musical mastepleces. Ellen Drew and Richard 10:415-KABC-Platter Party HP11E-Larry Finley nme. 8:30-KABC--Cocoanut Grove Orrh. Webb have signed to co-star (till 6:30). KFI. KIND-Music for Home 10:15-101.1-Basil De Soto. EGER-Norman (loutier. Folks. in "One Man Missing" for ARAD-Dr. Richardson. KGFJ-Musical Moments. 10:20-KABC-Ira Cook, KHJ-Sounding Board. "Ford Theatre." KMPC-Angel Scoreboard. 10:25*KNX-News. EPOL-Report from 10:30-11HJ-Phonorama Time. Washington. ANN-Galen Drake 4:05-KABC-TBA. „ KFAC-Curtain Calls. ENX-Make Wa,v For Youth. RPOL-Merchants Quiz. KMPC-Johnny Grant. _Sqectturclay Vecasts 10:55*KABC-Week-end News. 4:1.5*KFIJ-Frank Hemingway. KIIJ-Baseball Warmup. 4:30-RAJ-Army Hour. -KABC-Platter Party (3 bra.) ANN-This is Los Angeles. WHAT'S SPECIAL AFT-Music In The Morning. HOER-Accent on Youth. "HORSE RACES ." KABC 1:15 p.m. Jamaica's $100,000 W ood Kin-Game of the Day-New ALAC-Ales Cooper. M emorial for 3 year olds at a mile and one -eighth. - - - York at Brooklyn. KPOL-Musical Comedy . I:BIG-Catalina_ _ . Bandstand. Theatre. Page Thirty-flvt EX:LA—Lincoln Ave. Church. 11:45WHA}3C--Private Wire. SUNDAY, APRIL 24 e*KABC—Walter Winchell. KFI—Boston Symphony. LUCKY LAGER *Indicates Newscast. *KHJ—News. KHJ—Global Frontiers. KNX—Philharmonie (cont.) KNX—Rudy Vallee Show. TRA—To. Be Announced. KBIG—Catalina Bandstand. KFAC—Family Hour. DANCE TIME KGFJ—Anybody's Hit Parade. *KFOX, KXLA-17.1». News. 0—KABC--Morning Song. KWKW—Maestro D'Amico. KFVD--Charles Chaplin Jr. KFI—Funny Paper Man. 12:05—KABC--Romance in Music. KGFJ—Musiral Digest. KHJ, HP/LW—Wings of 1L7fPC—Baeeball Scoreboard. Healing. 12:15*KHJ—Bill Cunningham. KRKD—St. Germain Founds., KNX—Salt Lake Tabernacle. KM PC KPPC—Itory Portraits. tion. EVERY NIGHT-9:3010 KBIG—Catalina Bandstand. 12 P. M. 12:30—KABC—Trinity Hour. 0:05—KMPC—Easy Listening. (to 8 p.m.) KFI—Facts Forum. KHJ—Hour of Decision. BIFAC—Liberal Catholic Hour. KI4J—Song Fellows. 8:15*KABC—Lee Zimmer. *KNX-10 'p.m. Wire. KFVD—Res. Beatrix Pagan. EFVD—Rmiewing The News. KHJ—Frank and Ernest. - KFAC—Gateway to MUSIC. KFWB—Funnies. BRED—Gordon Browning 8:30—KABC--Mickey Kate Show. SGFJ—Four Square Gospel KGFJ—Baptist Church. Show (till 3:00. KHJ—Dean Clarence Hanlon. Church. *KLAC, KWKW—News. KWKW—Portuguese Hour. KFOX—Dinner Music. *KLAC—News— Kmpe—Leisure Time Music. KFWB—What's the Issue. Who Knows This? KPPC—Morning Devotions. 12:43--HFI—World of Books. KWKW—Hour of the KEIJ—Montovani. BRED—Your Good Neighbor. KRKD—Record Shop. KV0E--Bible Center. Crucified. 8:05—KBIG--Children's Church. KXLA—Gospel Hour. KXLA—Voice of Calvary. KLAC—Catholic Hour. OLD FASHIONED 6:45—KHJ—Success Story. 10:15—KABC—Travel Time. 8:15—KARC—Shovrers of Blessings. KFWB—Rosary Hour. KFI—Mayor Poulson. KNX—Answer Man. KFAC—Federation of REVIVAL HOUR 6:55*KABC—News. Churches. 10 :25—KNX—This I Believe. 91—KABC—Town Meeting. KGFJ—Armchair Concert. Charles E. Fuller, Director 10 :30—KABC—Revival Time. KWKW—Christadelphlan Ch. KFI—Fibber McGee and Melly. 1:00 p.m.—KABC-KCBQ-KITO KHJ-3Iagic of Music. Kvi---chicaeo Round Table. 8:30—KABC—Light & Life Hoar. • KNX—Gene Autry. KHJ—Little Symphonies. KFI—Scout Jamboree. 4:00 p.m.—KGER KFAC-141 Fi Concert. ENS—Face The Nation. KM., Knell—Back to God. KFOX—Bell Full Gospel. KGFJ—Hollywood House Party KNX—Insitation to Learning. 9:00 p.m.—KXLA-KPRO KGFJ—Ase Maria Hour. 10:35—KLAC—Spotlight On Traffic. KFAC—Catholic Topics KPPC—Esening Concert. KFVD—Church of Christ. —KABC--Dr. Charles E. Fuller. KWKW—Proudly We Hail. 11 *K.I.B(id•--anVoeice of Divine KFWB—Tales from Magie KFI—Frank Edwards. Land. 1 7:15--KFI—Great Gildersieese. KFl—Supervisor's Report. KHJ—Guy Lombardo. KGFJ--Divine Science. KFWB--Let's Talk Politics, *KI1J—News-Wheel. *KNX—News. W1IPC--Challenge of Youth. KMPC—Election Report. é*KNX—News. KBIG—Catalina Bandstand. KFIVE ...Echoes of Eden. 8:35—KGER—World Literature. KFAC—Sunday Theatre. 7:30*KFI—News. KHJ—Musical Almanac. *KLAC—Gene Norman. 8:45—KGFJ--Goodwill Visitor. KFVD—Latin American KXLA—Grace Memorial Rhythm. KNX—The Whistler. Church. —BMW—World Tomorrow. KGER—Oral Roberts. KGFJ—New Hope Church. ILMPC—Senator Rachel. KFI—Reading from the Bible. KGFJ—Serenade to Afternoon. 11:15—KFI-6th Army Band. KXLA—Church of Open Door. EH.). KFXM—Radio Bible KWIZ—Top Teen Tunes. KNX—Treasury Show. Class. KWKW—Latin American 7:45—K81—The Little Concert. 11:30—KABC—Lawrence Welk Orek. *KNX—News. Rhythms. KMPC—Freedom Story. KFI—Shovr Time. KBIG—Catalina Bandstand. 1:06--HNX—Becord Show. KGFJ—Country Music Time. KFWB--Drew Pearson KFAC—Liberal Catholic 7:55*KNX—News. KGFJ—Huggie Boy. Church. 1:15—KF1—Opera is for Everyone— hrs. "II Trovatore." *KABC—Monday Headlines. 11:45—KNX—Richard Hayes. KFVD—Clem Davies Ministry. KFW13—Walter White Series. KFWB—M Jarvis (till 2.00). KFWB—Hoilywood vs. San 8 KFI—Inheritance. *KLAC—News. Francisco. KHJ—Evening Serenade. lol—KARC—Dr. Billy Graham. KMPC—Bolero Time. KMPC—Dugout Dope. KNX—Sunday Playhouse. KNX—Music Till Dawn. KRICD—Sunday Serenade. 1:30—KHJ—Nick Carter. KFAC--Sunday Concert. KFAC—Music Out of the Night X—Capital Cloakroom. KFWB—Presbyterian Church. *KMPC—News—On Till Dawn. 9:05—KNX—Fnivereity Explorer. *KLAC—News: Gene Norman. KLAC--Christ KLAC—Jim Ameche (to 4:30). REED—Moonlight Serenade. KMPC—Baseball (to 6:00). KMPC—Legion Salute. 111:15—HPI—Christian Science. KPPC—Afternoon Concert.1 KWKW—Maple Chapel. KNX—Answer Man. KXLA—Church in the Bard. 8:115*KABC—Paul Harvey. KGFJ—Spotlight Parade. KGFJ—Blue of Evening. 43—KABC—Voice of Prophecy. Music you like KMPC—.Studio A. $:25—KNX—Record Show. KFI—Opera (cont.) 9:30*KABC—Weekend News. KHJ—Rin Tin Tin. 8:30*KABC—Weekend News. Just enough news KFI—Eternal Light. *KNX—News. KFI—Standard Hour. KHJ, KFXM—Voice of KFVD—Harlem Matinee. KIM—State of Nation. Prophecy. KGFJ—Hollywood House Party KNX—My Little Margie. KNX—Philadelphia Oreh. KXLA—Church of God. KGFJ—College Divine Science. DIAL IELMPC—Religious Reporter. KBIG 740 KFAC—Sunday Morning 2:05—KNX—Leading Question. Concert. 8:35—KABC—Mantovani. The Catalina Station KLAC—Peter Potter. 8:30—KABC—Greatest Story Byer 8:45*KGFJ—News. KPOL—Joe White. Told. KMPC—Start to Live. KHJ—Masquerader. 9:35—KABG—Message of Israel. *KNX—John Derr. 8:55*KABC—News. n*KABC—Weekertd News. KGFJ—Say It With Music. 9—KABC—Meditation. Moderns. 1V*K87—Flerbert J. Mann. KXLA—Music (to 5:30): *ICHJ, Krxm—Newspaper of *KHJ; KFX111—Newspaper of 2:35—KNX—On A Sunday Afternoon the Air. For help in writing KNX—Hollywood Music Hall. the Air. . 2:45—KFTD—Christian Science. KBIG—Catalina Bandstand. KFWB—Pnion Rescue Mission. KFVD—Shalom Israel. 2:5S*KNX—News. KGFJ—Time Was. your classified ad EGFJ—Hits of the Week. —IKABC--Dr. Billy Graham. *KLAC—News; Listen Los KMPC—Ira Cook Show. 3 KFI—Opera (cont.) Angeles. KWKW—Mastro D'Arnico. KFIJ—Public Prosecutor. KMPC—Youth on the March. KXLA—Cont inental Serenade. KNX—Jack Linkletter's Tam KWKW—Nazarene Hour. KXLA—Old Fashioned RevivaL Phone 10:05—KABC—Christian In Action. Club. KGFJ—Music in the Air. 9:15—KA BC—Science Editor. 10:15—KFI—Hometown Happenings. KMPC—Ilaseball (cont.). RAJ—Fulton Lewis, Jr. KHJ—Christian Science. 3:30—KFI—TBA. 9:30—KARC—Back to the Bible. 10:25*KBIG—Sport News. *KHJ—Bob Considine. KFI—Meet The Press. TV-RADIO LIFE 10:30*KABC—Week-end News. 3:45—KHJ—Sports Time. KILL KFX.M—Evening KFI—Sunday Report. KNX—Phil Norman. Serenade. KHJ—Songs of [Devotion. ENS—Jack Benny. H011ywood 4-9275 *KNX—News. —KABC-0. L. Jagger.. KFOX—Music. KPPC—Songs of Faith. 4 KFI—Atomie Bomb. KFWB--Community Hour. KWKW—It alien Melodies. KHJ—Oklahoma City gymph. KGFJ—Greater Olivet Church. THE ADVERTISING KNX—Jack Benny. 10:35—KABC—PilgrImage. KMPC—Dance Time (till 12:00) KFAC—Musical Masterpieces. 9:45—KWKW—Ed Delaney. 10:45—KFI—Calif. Senator's Report. KFVD—Bible Study Hour. DEPARTMENT *KNX—Howard K. Smith. KGFJ—Harlem Jukebox. *KABC—Elmer Davis. KGER—Dr. Dan Gilbert. KDIPC—Basehall (cont.). 10 *KFI—Richfleld Reporter. —KABC—Overseas Assignment. KPPC—Cinema Classics. 11 KFI—Catholie Hour. KWKW—Rosita's. KHJ—Keep Healthy. 4:15—KRKll—Sunday Pops. KNX—Syncopation Piece. (till 6:00) KBIG—Catalma Bandstand. 4:30—KABC—Wings of Healing. 14 KFAC—First Methodist KNX—Amos 'n' Andy. S nclay `Precasts Church. KGFJ—Visit With Vi. KFVD—Hollywood Baptist Ch. KLAC—Alex Cooper (to 8:00). KGFJ—Sunday Showcase. 4:55—KFI—Tras el Bureau. WHAT'S PLAYING EMPC—Music City Show ,"IIUNDAY PLAYHOUSE," KNX 8:00 p.m. Frank Lovejoy appears (till 1:15). — KABC— As We See It. KPOL—Baptist Church. 5 KFI—Thy Kingdom Come. In "Benscalina and The Fisherman." KXLA--Squeakin' Deacon. KHJ—Reviewing Stand. KNX—Our Miss Brooks. WHO'S GUESTING 11:15--KABC—Romance in Musk. KFI•Ti—Eddie G. Robinson, Jr. KHJ—Land of the Free. "KRAFT MUSIC HALL," KNX 6:00 p.m. Rudy Vallee's special KGFJ—Jive at Else. guests are Red Buttons, Nancy Coleman and opera star 11:25*KBIG—Southiand News. KMPC—Baseball (cont.). Lauritz Melchoir. 11:30*KABC--News. KOWL--Chinese-American "THE STANDARD HOUR," KFI 8:30 p.m. Guest conductor Is Show. KFI—Conversation. Carmen Dragon. Guest artist is Brunetta Margolin!, soprano. KHJ—Across the Blue Pacific. KWKW—Westminster Church. KNX—N. Y. Philharmonic. 14:15—KABC—This Week in WHAT'S SPECIAL Washington. 11:35—KABC—Romance in Music. "INVITATION TO LEARNING," KNX 8:30 a.m. Dr. Lyman Bry- 11:45—KHJ—Reeord Pets. 5:30—KABC—George Sokoisky. son and special guests discuss "La Vita Nuova," by Dante. KFI—Shirley Thomas. 1.41*KABC—Weekend News. "BIOGRAPHIES," KFI 4:00 p.m. A special program giving the KHJ—Lutheran Hour. history of the atom bomb and of the progress being made In KFI—Young America Sings. *KNX—CBS News. Page Thirty-six KGEJ—Moods in Mtutbs. the new testa. TV-RADIO LIFE APRIL 22, 1955

Monday-Friday Daytime Radio Logs

8:55*KBIG--Southland ewe. KHJ—Jack Wagner Show. KHJ—Johnny Olson Show. Don't miss —KABC—Garden Guide. ,KNX—Art Linkietter. KNX—Ruth Ashton. 9*KHJ—Cecil Brown. KBIG—Catalina Bandstand. KBIG—Catalina Bandstand. KNX—Wendy Warren. KFOX—Welcome Neighbor. *KGER—Good News in Music. KBIG--Catalina Bandstand. KFVD—Bible Class. KGFJ—Music in the Air. "SERENATA HFAC—Morning Concert. KFWB-31cLaughlin's Club *KLAC, KXLA—News. KGFJ—Time for Music. Time. (till 4:00) KWKW—Bill Garr Show. KRHD-111odern Melodies. /IGER—World Tomorrow. HOWL—Joe Adams Show. KLAC-570 Club. MEXICANA" KXLA—Cousin Lou. 3:05—KFI—Record Review. 9:05—KLAC—Haynes at the Reins. 12:45—KABC—Nancy Holme. KNX—Cross Section. KFI—Right to Happiness. KFAC—Keyboard Styling& 6-6:30 A.M. 9:10—KABC—Betty Crocker. *KFAC—Dick Joy, News. 3:11.5*KNX—Philip Norman. 9:15*KABC—Chet Huntley. 12 :55*KWKW—News, Sports Now & KGER—Roger Carroll Show Mon. thru Sat. KFI—Starling Lady's Book. 3 min. bef. each hr. 5;s34 hr. *H1:1J—Five Star News. (to 5). with Dan Reveles KXLA—Tom Brennen Show. KNX—Rosemary. 1—K ABC—Betty Crocker. Kit—Backstage Wife. and you'll wait for 9:20—KHJ, KFX11—Guy Lombardo. 3:25*KIIJ, KFX51—Five Star News. *IIHJ—Baseball Warmup. 3:30—KABC—Hank Weaver Show. 9:25*KBIG, KMPC, HPOL—News. K-XX—Arthur Gorfrey. KFI—This Woman's Secret. "Fiesta Latina" , *KFVD—News. 14/2 hrs. KHJ—Lynn Looks at 9:30—KABC—My True Story. KBIG—Catalina Bandstand. Hollywood. 7-7:30 P.M. KHJ—Norma Young. KFAC—Serenade. KFOX—Jeanne Gray KFAC—World of Opera. KNX—Helen Trent. KGIL—Melody Time. KGFJ — 1130 KFWB—Al Jarvis (tin 12:30)• KFVD—Harlem Matinee KIEV—Lawrence Welk. (to 4:00). 3:45—Kit—Myron J. Bennett, KHJ, KFXSI—Tello-Test. KLAC—Peter Potter. KGFJ—Rendezvous With KNX—Matinee (to 4:55) KPOL—Bob Scott. Music. KWKW—Festival With' Fina. *KLAC—News; Sports. KALI—Salvador Hernandez. Start Your KXLA—Joe Nixon. EKED—Polka Time. 3:50*KGFJ—News. • *K‘A*IrligHe—leNs.ews: ()Pen HOUSt. "Good Morning" 9:45*KFI—Mid Morning News. KWKW—La Hora De Los KABC—Hank Weaver—(cont.) KNX—Our Gal Sunday. 4*KFI—Dase Shaw News. with 9:55—KABC—Whispering Streets. KXLA—Frank Simon. *HMI—Fulton Lewis, Jr. KBIG—Catalino, Bandstand. BUENOS DIAS — 1—Art Baker. 1:05—KABC-111 Take Romance. 0 KILL KFX_M—Newspaper 01 KHJ—MaJor League Game of KFAC—Musical Masterpieces. 1:00-7:15 Mon. thru Sat. the Mr. the Day (to 2:55). *KFOX, KLAC—II.P. News. KFI1)—Spirituals. 16MX—Road of Life. KLAC-570 Club. 4110 Eddie Rodriguez KF.W1I—Larry Finley. KFAC—Concert Stage. 1:15—KFI-8tella Dallas. KGFJ—Musical Moments. *KFOX—U.P. News. KFAC—Concert Matinee. *KPMO—News, 1000 Club. *KGER—News. Earl Lee. *KGER—World News-51-F. KPOL—Lights, Camera Must.. KGFJ—Musical Portrait.. 1:25*KBIG—Who's in the News. *HVOE—News; Music. *KLAC—News; Peter Potter. *KMPC—News: Ira Cook 1:30—Kit—Young Widder Brown. 4:10—KFOX—What's The Score. (till 12:00). KFAC—Concert Matinee. 4:15*KFI—BinTitt Wheeler. KWKW—Teddy Fregoso. KWKW—Teddy Fregoso. *HIM, KFX51, Frank Honing- *Indicates News Broadcast. KXLA—Farm News—M, Tu; 10:15--KABC—When a tini Marries. way. TBA—To be Announced. Garden Chats—F; David EKED—Midnight Mission. KFI—Second Chance. Gilfillan—W, Th. 0-1LABC—Breakfast Club. KHJ, KFXM.—Tello-Test. l:45—Kit—Woman in My House. 4:25*KBIG--Southland News. KNX—Ma Perkins. • FIF1—Johnny Murray. 1:55—KBIG—Men of Troy—M•, Pau 4:30—KHJ, KFNM—Here's the An- KRKD—Dr. Richardson. *KHJ—Cliff Engle. The Word—Tu, W, Th; swer. KNX—Ralph Story Show. 15:30—KABC--Companion. Sports Package—F. KBIG—Movietime. KALI—Dr. Stanley Bailee. KFWB—Larry Finley Time; KFI—Strike It Rich. 2—KABC—Martin Block— EMIG—Catalina Bandstand. HFX31—Jark Wagner. KLAC—Alex Cooper. (to 0:30). M, W, F; Sheilah Graham— HPOL--Musical Comedy —M, W, F; Standard Schools, Tu, Ti. !MAC—Stock Market. Th. Theatre Kit—Just Plain Bill. FIFVD—Spin and Win KNX—Young Dr. Malone. *KRFM—George McLain. KILI—Baseball (cont.) (to 10:30). KFAC—Loom of Music. HIVECW—Hoby Valentine. *KFWB, KLAC, KMPC, EXLA KFVD—Shopping Hi -Lites. KNX—Arthur Godfrey (cont.) —News. KBIG—Catalina Bandstand. 4:45*KABC—Hank Weaver Sports. HPOL--Merchants Quiz. *KILL KFXM—Sam Hayes. KGFJ—Bible Society. *HRHD—News; Melodies. KG ER—Adventure in Music— *KMPC—World News. M: News, Long Beach Band KFOX—Take It Easy Time. 10:45—HABC—Onal's Tales. —Tu, F. KFVD—Magic Music. K POL—Child Evangelism. KNX—Guiding Light. KRKD—Christ Church Unity. KGFJ—Musical Matinee. 4:55—Kit—Point of Law. KWKW—Latin American —KABC—Beat the Record. *KLAC—News; Sports. *KNX—City Editor. Rhythms. 11 Kit—Phrase That -Pays. KPOL—The Wilshire Hour. KHJ, KFX51—Florida Calling. HIRED—Tops in Pops—To: 9:05*KFWB—Sports—Babe Herman. Gov. Speaks—W; Fire Dept. K N X-2nd Mrs. Burton. HEAR 11:15*KHJ, KFXV.1—Bob Greene. KFAC—Masters In Miniature. - rl; Here's to *KNX—News. KFVD—Bible Institute. Veterans—F. YOUR RELIGIOUS KFWB—Sports; Zeke Manners KGFJ—Musical Festival. 2:05—KABC—Martin Block—Tn. Th. KGFJ—Voice of the Blind, W. KLAC—News; Peter Potter. KLAC-570 Club. HOUR ECLAC—Sam Baiter. 11:15*KFI—News. KM PC—Johnny Grant (te with KMPC—Business News. KNX—Perry Mason. 5:00): Brother Henderson /KRIM—Country Church, Tn, Th. 11:211*KFIJ. KFXM—Fise Star News. 2:15—KF1—Lorenzo Jones. 4 p.m. Mon. thru Fri. Kit—Mary Margaret McBride. KGER—Peter Slack-31; Music 11:90—EHJ, Happens of Manhattan —Tu. Tb. Every Day. KIIJ. KEN51—Queen For A Day. EPOL—Musical Comedy. 11:115—KHJ. HYXM—Five Star News. KNX—Nora Dra ke. KXLA—Adventure in Research, ICHTC—Sports. ' KFAC—Int'l Music Hall. M: Story Book Time—Tu; 3:30*Hrl—Pat Bishop Reports. KFVD—Rescue Mission. Adventure With Books—W; KELL KFX-11— HPOL—Magie Music Box. People, Places & Things—Th Bible Institute--M, W, F; KXLA—Hometown Jamboree, 1:30—All—Hotel For Pets. Haven of Rest—Tu, Th. 11:35—KFI—Norman Vincent Peale. KNX—Hilltop House. KNX—Make Up Your Mind. 11:45—KABC—Fred Beck. *KRIM—News - Tops In Pops. CELEBRATION Kit—Mary Hickox. (till 4:15). KNX—Brighter Day. KWKW—Lawrence Welk. Charles Farrell, recently More Music Every Minute KRIM—Lawrence Wells. 2:45—gil—It Pays to be Married. celebrated the twenty-fourth 11:50*KGFJ—News. KNX—Aunt Mary. tor You On • 8:55—KABC—Betty (rocker—, anniversary of his movie 12* KABC—Noontime News. 1 M, W, F. debut with a party at his Earl McDaniel's Kit—Jim Todd - Farm Reporter. KH.1—Scoreboard. *HVI-KW—News and Sports. Palm Springs Racquet Club SPIN & WIN *KHJ—Sid Fuller. attended by many of the top 7:15-10:30 a.m. M-F *KNX—Bill Kenneany. .—KABC—Eddie Cantor Show. *KFVD—Editor of the Air—M, *FIFI—News with Grauer. stars of yesterday and today. W, F. KGER—Thru the Bible. KGFJ—Moods in Music. IIMPC—Major League Warmup. KOWL—Joe Adams Show. EGF,)_(cenege of Divine KPOL—Time For Norma. onctcry 'Precasts Science. KRHD—Louise Martinson. KMPC—Dick WhittingMil. 12:05—KLAC—Peter Potter. WHAT'S SPECIAL (till 10:00) /D1PC—Major League KPOL—American Masterpieces "NEWS OF THE WORLD." KFI 8:00 p.m. Special newscasts and Baseball (to 2 :05 ). on the scene information from several of the atom bomb sites. L.A. Breakfast Club, W. 12:15*KABC—Paul Harvey News. KWKW—Bob Mercado. Kit—Calif. Agriculture. Mon., Wed., Fri. KXLA-11a:en, Rest—M, W. *KIM—Cedric Foster. F; Music For You—Tu, Th. *KNX—Nelson Mcininch. TIME CHANGE 5:45—KFI—Andy and Virginia. *KFOX, KGER—U.P. News. "MR. KEEN," KNX 7:00 p.m. Formerly heard Tuesday. KNX—Ralph Story. 12:25*HBIG. HRHD—News. "TENNESSEE ERNIE SHOW," KNX 8:00 p.m. Time extended to HFAC--Cnitr Viewpoint. 11:30—KABC—Sam Hayes. 8:4e pan. *HEW% HGFJ—News. !MI—Pepper Young. Page Thirty-seven APRIL 22, 1955 TV-RADIO LIFE

8:30—KABC—Voiee of Firestone. RN X—Merry-Go-Bound. *KFI—Flenry J. Taylor. 11 :30—KFI—Night Music. KHI—Pop the Question. *KGFJ—News. MONDAY, APRIL 25 KGF.1—College of Divine 11 :40—KNX—Tom Hanlon Show. "cier n e, *KMPC—World it Local Ne WRW—Japanose Program. 11 :45—K ABC—Cinegrill Oreh. 6:20—KAFIC—Van Brocklin Sports. K FJ—Continental Gems. See Page 37 for 8 a.m. to 8:45—KFI—The World We Live In. 5 p.m. Daytime Radio 6:25—Paul Masterson. K N X—Bin g Crosby. 11 :55*K FI—News. Kfi ER—Act ion. Log Listings 6:30—RH—American Way, *K ABC—Midnight News. *K11.1—Behind the Story. *KG F.1—N ews, FFI —Midnight Flyer. FNX—Amos 'n' Andy Music 12 —KABC—Burgie Music Box, RFA('—Music out of the Beardsley. Hall. *K ABC—Len RH—Telephone Hour. Night. F A I.1 —Programa Pan 9 5*KFI—Feat lire It ire. *KFLI—News. Kfl Hub (to 4:00). Americana. RHJ—Jack Wagner. X— News. *FMPC—News, Phil Brooks. KEW—MiiSiCai Milestones. *FNX—Ed. R. Morrow. KEWB--Bob Kennedy. EMPO—Pete Lombardo. K It—American Dances. • RBIG—Catalina Bandstand. 1(1:F.1—Hunter Hancock. RN:LA—Bill Johnson Show, K Nt PT—Today 's Rare Show. Kr-Vn—Eddie Nelson. 9:15—Kwi—Mwdr. 'lark Morris. KGF.1—Musical Re% eries. K RKI lit to ',he. RNX—Ballance 'n Records, KLM —Ales Cooper. :45*K11.1—Sarn Hayes. 12:05—K ,%R('—Rack to the Bible. KM PC—Confidientially Yours: KNX —Bill Ballanee Show, . *K N1 PC—Ne s. Rill Stewart. RGFJ—Outdoor Broadcaster. K WR IV—Variations. K POL—Ninsien I Comedy. K 1, Ar—Ales Cooper. :55*K11.11—(letteral Sports Time. 9:25*KM PC—News. FRED—Ten Top Tunes. *RN X—News. 12:15—K(4:It—Stars in the Night. *KW KW—World and Local 9:30—K A Ft( A. Concerts. 1—KFI—Ben Hunter (4% hrs.). News. *KABC—Edward Morgan. KFI—Annerica's Bandstand. K Ft—Fibber Mellee de Molly. 5:05—KFWB-rLarry Finley. 7 KI1.1—Spotlight Stories. Kill—lop Secret Files. KM PC—Dance Tome (till 12). 5:10*KABC—Wendell Noble. KNX—Mr. Keen. KW-KW—Pratt. Catholieism. K FA( lisle at Seven. 5:154eK ABC—Bill Stern. 9:45—KILI— Footnotes to History. Kf.Y.1—Fiesta Latina. *Kt-I—Rollie Thomas. KWKW—Valley Party Line. AMERICAN LIFE *KNX—Carroll Alcott. *K1.AC. K PM.), FRED, HYDE K WK W—Race RP,IIMe; Sports —News • Music. 9:55*KH.I—Five Minute Final. The ABC Radio Network igNIPC—Diii stew net (to 9:15). 5:304:91 ABC—Chet Huntley, has introduced a refreshing- K X LA—Joe Nixon. an—Art Baker's Notebook. V RIF I—Richfield Reporter. 7:15—K ABC—St ereocast. ly new content and style to KHI—Rob fireene. *KILT—Fulton Lewis. Jr. KFI—Cirent (dIdersleeve. EN X—Tom Harmon. *KNN-10 o'Clock Wire. radio entertainment with KIND—Spin and Win. K FAU—Para mount Platters. K PAC—Crossroads of Music. 7:25*KNX—News. "Notes and Notations" on *FLAC—New s; L.A. Today. K FWB-1,arry Finley (to 4). F RFD—Sports Dial. :30—KABC—Lone Ranger. KC Fit—. 'amp Meeting. American life heard every RIS KW—Romano Smeraido. K YI—Ad Ien I ures of Sherlock KWKW—Mnsie. Thursday evening from 8:30 K XI, A—squea kin' Deacon. Holmes. X I.A—It ick Laraar Show. to 8:55 over KABC-Radio. It *KHJ—Reporter's Roundup. 10 :05—K(.ER—'Fommy Baird. 5:45*K ABC—Bob Garret]. KN X—Talent Scouts. *R Fl —Da e Shaw News. Ameche. is a program wherein Amer- Ri-At—Echoes k. Encores. *K14.1—Bilf Brundigis. KflY.I—Holl:4 wood House Party 10 :15—KA BC—Dr. Frederick Bailee. icans can stand off and take *EN X—Frank floss. KRKIl—Dr, Richardson. K Ft—A Joy Fore, er. a look at themselves, their ghie—Sam Batter. Sports'. KWKW—La Hora Popular. FH.1-1Erank Es-ans. FRRD—Race Results. K XLA—Tnastmasters. *KNX—Bill Kennet. Ily. interests and their tastes of 5: M*KFLI—FiN e Star News. • 7:45—KFW11-'Rosary H our . • Ft:ER—Peter Slack—Organ. today and yesterday. *KN X—News. K {VFW—Senator Knowland. 7:55*K ABC—News, ABC —John 1andercook. In :25—K N X—Tom Hanlon. "Notes and Notations" *Ii —FARC-1..A. Concerts. 6*KFI—Elmer Peterson, 0 10 :30—K ABC—Say It With Music. holds up a mirror, with mu- *K11,1—(labriel Hen tter. 42*K FI —News of the World. KF'1—Al Potato. KNX—Perry Como. KILT. KFXM—Broadway Cop. *Kii,y_...Ge w ege Crowell. sic and amusing commen- *KFA4 KFON, KLAC—News, *KNX—News. *K N X—Phili p Norman. tary, to illustrate the growth Musie. KFAC—Ei ening Concert. KW KW—Noche De Ronda K FJ—Req nest Performance. REOX—Ray Robinson show. and changes in American KFI-11th Hour News. KNIPC—Rob Keller. Snorts. KFWB—Christian Science. life since World War II. The K RKD—Tops in Pops. E.:E.1—World Bible Society, 11 *RH,I—News-Wheel. *K N N—News. music is by the ABC orches- 6:05—K 1, AC—Ten Top Tunes. *K LAC—Ilene Norman (to 12). *KW KW—N. (»WS. K FOX—On the Air. tra under the direction of 6:15*R A BC—N ews. Beardsley. 8:05—ENX—Tennessee Ernie. K X 1,A—loe Ni%011. KFI—Sports Report. 11:10— K N X—H anton' s Scoreboard. Glenn Osser. and Milton 8:15—K FI —One Man's Family. 11111.1—f.nest Time. Cross is the commentator. KNX—Lowell Thomas. F 'I—I,.A. Police Dept. 11 :15—R FI —Sport s, R. Thomas.

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Page Thirty-eight _ TUESDAY, APRIL 26 WEDNESDAY, APRIL 27 S:10—KMPC—Dugout Dope. See Page 32 for k, a.m. to 8:15—KFI—One Man's Family 1011 —Sentent ed. KGFJ—Intern al Res entle ISee Page 32 for 8 a.m. to KNX—Tennessee Ernie. 5 p.m. Daytime Radio KMPC—Baseball (to 10:30)• 5 p.m. Daytime Radio KFAC—E1 ening Concert. Log Listings 11E1%11—Baseball (to 1n:(m)) 8:30—KABC—Eddie Cantor Show.' Log Listings EGFJ—World Bible Society. KFI—People Are Funny. *KLAC—News; Gene Norman Ask You. • (to 12:00). iriCAFIC—Len Beardsley. K6ER—Voice of China. Beardsley. irlirl—Feature Wire. g*KABC—Len KPPC—Midweek Devotional. S WWI—College of Div. Science *liel—Feature Wire. 11/1.1—Sgt. Preston. 13:10—KMPC—Ducout Dope, KWKW—Greek Program. *KHJ—Jack Wagner. *FINN—FA. R. %furrow. *KNX—Ed. R. Morrow. 3:15—KFT—One Man's Family. KISIG—Dancing at Avalon. 0:45—KNX—Bing Crosby. EGER—Action. KALI—Voice oef So. America. ¡(FI—Internai Rev enue. KFTD—Eddie Nelson. KBIG—Dancetime at Avalon KMPC—Baseball (to 10:30). *11111111, KWKW—News. KGFJ—Social Security. KFTD—Eddie Nelson. 8:30—KA BC—Eddie Cantor Show. KGFI—Musical Rev eues. 8:55*KABC—Bob (tarred. *KFWB. K111111—News. KFT—Dinah Shore Show. *KLAC—News; Sports. n—FLABC—Burgie Music Bee. EGFI—Musical Reveries. KET—KF1 Calling. KHI—Family Theater. *KMPC—News; Bill Stewart. *FiLAC—News; Sports. ¡((.ER—Voice of China KPOL—Musical Comedy. *KILL KFX3I—News. *KMPC—News; Bill Stewart. KGFI—College of Div. Science. KRKD—Ten Top Tunes. *KNX—News. KPOL—Musical Comedy. KWKW—Japanese Program. • 5:M—FiLAt —Gene Norman. KGF:R—Jackson College. KRED—Ten Top Tunes. KGFI—Hunter Hancock. 3:45—F111—Frank Sinatra Show. • KFWB—Larry Finley. 5:05--KLAC—Alex Cooper. 5:10*KABC—Wendell Noble. 9:15—KIM—Music. KNX—Bing Crosby. 5 :10 *KABC—Ilendell Noble. KI.ER—Action. 5:13*KABC—B111 stern. KNX—Ballance 'n' Records. *KGFJ—News. 5:15*KABC—Bill Stern. *KFI—Rollie Thomas. KGER—Assignment Children. KXLA—Joe Nixon. *KNX—Carroll Alcott. KWKW—Rotary Theatre. *K11—Rollie Thomas. *KNX—Carroll Alcott. 5:55*KABC—Bob Barred. KG17I—Here's to Vets. 9:30—KABC—Platterbrains. KWKW—Raep Resume: Sports KFI—America's Bandstand. FIGFI—Planists of the Future. —KABC—Burgie Music BM 5:31)*KABC—C het Huntley. KHJ—Spotlight Stories. KW KW—Race Resume: Snorts 9 KFT—You Bet Your Life KFT—Art Baker's Notebook. FENN—Disc Derby. 5:30*KABC—Chet Huntley. *KILL KNX—News. KFLI—Bob Greene. KWKW—Council of Churches KFI—Art Baker's Notebook. *KNX—Trem Harmon. 9:45—KIM—Footnotes To History. KHI—Bob Greene. KFVD—Paramount Platters. 9:55—KABC—Musical Interlude. KNX—Tom Harmon. "HUNTER KIWI—Muskat Reveries. *KHJ—Five Minute Final. KFTD—Paramount Platters. KFWB—Larry Finley. HANCOCK SHOW" KLAC—Alex Cooper, *KABC—News. KRIM—Sports Dial. *KLAC—News; L.A. Today. *KFI—Richfield Reporter. 'Real crazy' Music KXLA—Squeakin' Deacon. 10 FIRED—Sports Dial. *KHI—Fulton Lewis. Jr. KXLA—Squeaking Deacon. 'Real crazy' MC 5:45*KABC—Bob Garred. *KNX-1.0 O'Clock Wire. 3:45*KABC—Bob Garred. *KFI—Dave Shaw News. KFAC—Crossroads of Music. *KEI—Dave Shaw News. 'REAL CRAZY' SHOWI Bnindige. EFWB—Larry Finley Shoe. *KNX—Frank Goss, Briendige. KXLA-1Rick Lacear. *FINN—Frank Goss. 9:00 P.M. to 12:00 - KLAC—Sam Baiter. Sports. KRKD—Race Results. 10:15—K ABC—Dr. Frederick Bolles. KLAC—Sam Baiter. Sport,. Monday thru Saturday KFI—A Joy Forever. KIIHD—Race Results. , 11:35*K11.1—Five Star News. KHI—Frank Evans. 3:55—K111—Five Star News. KGFJ 1230 Kc. *KNX—Lrecal News, *WI X—Bill Keneally. *KNX—Local News. KMPf—Rece Preview, KWKW—Gordon Baker Lloyd. 10:25—KNX—Tom Hanlon. *HABC—John Vandercook. KGFJ—Hunter Hancock. *RABC—John Vandereook. 6*KFI—Elmer Peterson. 6 KFI—Lux *Radio Theatre. 10:30—KABC—Say It With Home. 9:15—KHI—Music. *KILI—Gabriel Heatter. Fleatter. Poska. KNX—Ballance n' Records. Err—Al KNX—Perry Como. KNX—Romemary (looney. *KHI—George Crowell. 9:30--KABC—Cocoanut Grove Orch. *KEOX, FIFAC. KLAC—News. *KNX—Phillp Norman. *KFAC, KFOX, KLAC—News. 110F.I—Request Performance. KPI—Truth or Consequences. KGFI—Rerthest Performance. KGER—Peter Slack. EHJ—Presidential Conferences EMPIC—Roh Keller . Sports. KM.PC—Bob Kelley, Sports. F3IPC—Dance T:me (to 12:00). EVIEW—Itallan Melodies. KNX—Disc Derby. • IIFFOO—Tons in Pops. Kvaiw—Noche De Ronda. KWKW—Itallan Melodies. 0:05—KLAC—Top Ten Tunes. 9:55—KABC—Musi-cal Interlude. *KFI-11th Hour News. KEI—Surprising But True. 6:115—KLAC—Ten Top Tunes. 11 6 :15*KABC—Len Beardsley. *1111J—Fil e Minute Final. II:15*KABC—Len Beardsley, *KNX—News. ¡(FI —Sports Report. KAI—Guest Time. *KABC—News. KR-I--Coke Time. KFOX—On the Air. 10 *KFI—Rich. Reporter. • KNX—Lowell Thomas. 11:10—KNX—Hanlon's Scoreboard. *KNX—Lowell Thomas. *HMPC—World and Local *KHJ—Fulton Lewis, Jr. *F131PC—World and Local News 11:15—KFI—Sports With Rollie News. *KNX-10 (Work Wire. 6:20—KABC—Van Brocklin Sports.' Thomas. KFAC—Crossroads of Music. 6 :20—KABC—lan Brocklin Sports. 6:25*KABC—Monitor Views The KNX—Slerry-Ge-Round. KFWB—Larry Feder Show. News. 11:30—KEI—Night Slusic. 6 15—KABC—Paul Masterson, Krrr—Request Classics. KXLA—Rick Lazaar. 6:30—KA/SC—Pa ul Masterson. KGFI—Fluggie Boy. 6 :30—Kn.—Look To The Skies. KAI—Behind the Story. 11:40—KNX—Tom Hanlon Show. KILT—Behind The Story. MU—MARC—Dr. Frederick Bailee. KNX—Amos 'n' Andy Musk 11:45—KABC—Tico Robbins. KNX—Amos 'n' Andy Mush ¡(FI—A Joy Forever. Hall. Flail. KHJ—Frank Evans. 11:M*EFI—News. KFAC—Musleal Milestones, *KS X—Bill KettneallY. KrAr —Musical Milestones, KFWB—Arnerica Dances, FIFWB—America Dances. 143*KABC—Midnight News. 10:25--KNX—Tom Hanlon. • KMPC—Today's Race Show. RF!—Midnight Flyer. KGER-1i,, Al Harlon, 10:30—KABC—Say it With Music. KERB—Right to Live. KNX—Musir 111 Dawn. KMPC—Today's Race Show. KFAC—Musle Out of the Night KRED—Right to Live. KFI—Al Posits Show. 6:45*KHI—Sam Hayes. ENEA—Frank simon. *HET—George Crow el/. 1. 1M-if-I—Night Club to 4:00). *WWI—Outdoor Broadcaster. *KNX—Philire No7enrin. *RMPC—News—On Till Dawn. 6:45—KFI—Record Album Review. 6:55-11HI—General Sports Time. . KBKO—Moonlight Serenade *KHI—Sam Hayes. • ¡(BER—Miracle Hour. *ANN—News. (till 4:00 a.m.). KG FI—Outdoor Broadrtster. EMPC—Dance TiMP (to 12:00) 6 :55—KH.I—General Sports Time. KWKW—Nreche De Horda. e*SABC—Edward Morgan. KNLA—Bill Johnson Show. *KNX—News. KFI—Dragnet, Jack Morris. *EFI-11th Hour News. KIM—Treasury Agent. 12:00—KABC—Back To The Bible. *KARC—Edward Morgan. 11 *KM—News-Wheel - KNX—Suspense. KLAC—Alex Cooper. 7I KFI—Fibber McGee and Molly. *KNX—News.' KALI—Latin Festival. 12:15—KGER—Stars In The Night. KRI—True Detective EFOX—On The Air. - KFAC—Muslc at Seven. Mysteries. KGER—Brother Claiiienee i—grr—Ben Hunter (4% hrs.). KGFI—fiesta Latina. KNX—FBI in Peace and War. 11:11)--KNX1Flanlon's SSareboard. KMPC—B111 Stewart (to 8:10) KFAC—Music At Ses en. 11:15—KFI—Sports with Rollie 7:15—KABC—Stereocast. KGP:H—Family Bible Hour. KGFI—Fiesta Latina. Thomas. ,t5*KNX—News. *KLA( 1, KRIID—News. KNX—Merry Go Round. 2:30,-11ABC—..Saga." DISCIPLINE KMPC—Bill Stewart (to 8:10). 11:30—KFI—Night Music. • KFI—Fibber McGee and Molly. EN:LA—Joe Nixon, KGFJ—Huggie Boy. KIM KFXM—Enchanted Hour Gale Storm, who portrays 7 :13-1(ABC—Sterpocast. 11:40—FINX—Tom Hanlon Show. KNX—Bill %Hance Show. KFI—Great Gildersleeve. an unpredictable and undis- 11:45—KABC—Frank :25*ENX—News. KGER—Slemorial Time. ciplined daughter in "My KGFI—Hollywood House Party 7:30—KABC—Lone Ranger. 11:55*KFI--.Nevrs. KRKD—Dr. Richardson. Little Margie," actually be - *KFI—News. *KABC—Midniglis News. ISNLA—Mat7 Burke King. lives in strict (though not KIII—Clseo kid. 12 ¡(FI —Midnight. Flyer. 7:45—KFI—Great Gildersleeve. KNX—Bill Ballance Show. KNX—Musie Till. Dawn. KFIVB—Rosary Hour. harsh) discipline for young- KFAC—Echoes and Encores. RFA('—Music Out -of the Night. KGFJ—Hollywood House Prey KNLA—Town and Country sters. She recalls it was only " KGF1—Night Club (to 4:so) Time. KPPC—Let's Talk It Over. *EMPr—News—On Tell Dawn. T:55*KABC—News. a year before her marriage KRKIr—..Dr. Richardson. FIRED-3loonligbt Serenade. that she was allowed to stay KWKW—La Flora Popular. (till 4:00 a.m.) 0-11ABC—Back To The Bible. FiXLA—Occidental College, KXLA—Bill Johnson 1.41inw, *KFI—Nevrs of the World. S out after a dance late enough 7 :35—HET—Barrie Craig. Jack Morris. KHI—John Steele. Adventurer. to go for a hamburger. She 7 :43*KFOX—C.P. News. KNX—Tennessee Ernie. 12;05--KAIS('—Back To The Bible, KFAC—Ev ening Concert. says, "I'm clad I was raised KFWB—Rosary Hour. KLAC—Alex Cooper. 7:.33*KABC—Bob Garred. KFWB—Baseball (to 10:00). strictly. It left me a lot to 12 :13--KGER—Stars in . The Night, FIGFI—World Bible Society. — KABC—Back to the Bible. look forward to as I grew —KFI—Ben Hunter Vl% hours). *KIAC—News: Gene Norman 8*KFI—Nevrs of the World. 1 (till 12:00). older."

ejuesclay Precasts `Weinesicry .ncasts WHAT'S PLAYING WHAT'S NEW "FAMILY THEATRE" KHJ 8:30 p.m. Stephen McNally' stars In "0150 DERBY," KNX 7:30 p A new series starring disc Jockey "After the Ball. ,‘ Fred Fobbing is heard Tues through Fri. - - - Thirty.-c!ne THURSDAY, APRIL -28- - FRIDAY, APRIL -29----- 0-KABC-Back to the Bible. KGFJ-World Bible Society. See Page 37 for 8 a.m. to S*Kfl-News of the World. See Page 58 for 8 a.m. to KLAC-News; Gene Norman. KFIJ-Crime Fighters. (To 12:00) 5 p.m. Daytime Radio KNX-Tennessee Ernie. 5 p.m. Daytime Radio HARD-Polka Party Log Listings KFAC-Evening Concert. Log Listings (till 11:00). KFOX-Ray Robinson Show. $:10-K31PC-iingout Dope. KT.-AB-Baseball (to 10:00) 8:15-KFI-One sian's Family. KGER-Bible Treasury., *KABC-Len Beardsley. *HABC-Len Beardsley, KGFJ-Treasury Dent. KGFJ-World Bible S15cletY. r Wire. *KFI-Feature Wire. SlliFI-Feature KMPC-Baseball (to 10:30) 5 *KLAC-News; Gene Norman KHJ-Muslc. KHJ-Sgt. Preston. BILA-Tom Brennen. - (to 12:00). *KNX-Ed. R. Murrow. *KNX-Ed. R. Murrow. 9:30-KABC-Eddie Cantor Show. 6:10-KGER-Dr. A. F. Michelson. KALI-Voice of So. America. KBIG-Catalina Bandstand. KIN-Dinah Shore Show. . K3IPC-Dugout Dope. KFOX-Texas Tiny. KFVD-Eddie Nelson. KHI-Have A Heart. Krill-Eddie Nelson. • *KM-A-News. 6:15-KFI-One Man's Family. .*KFWB, KWKW-News. KGER-Voice of China, • KGFJ-Musical Reveries. KGFJ-Report to Parents. KGFJ-Musical Reveries. KGFJ-Col. of Divine Selene*. *KLAC, KWKW-News. KM.PC-Baseball (to 10:30), KWKW-Japanese Program. . *KMPC-News: Bill Stewart. *KLAC-News: Sports. 8:30-KABC-Eddie Cantor Show. *KMPC-News: Bill Stewart. /1:45-S11-Frank Sinatra Show. KPOL-Musical Comedy. KFI-Roy Rogers. KNX-Bing Crosby. KRKD-Ten Top Tunes. TOL-Musical Comedy. KHJ-True or False. KRKDTen Top Tunes. , KGER-Action. :05-KFWB-Larry Finley. KGER-Voire of China. *KGFJ-News., KGFJ-Col. of Divine Science. 5:05-KFWB-Larry Finvoy, KLAC-Alex Cooper. KLA('-Gene Norman, KXLA-Joe Nixon. 5:10*KABC-Viendell Noble. 8:45-KNX-Bing Crosby. 13:55*KABC-Bob Garred. KGER-Action. 5:10-KARC-Wenaell Noble. 5:15*KABC--Inill Stern. *KGFJ-News. KGFJ-Fishing News. -KABC-Burgie Music Bog. *KFT-Rollie Thomas. KXLA-Joe Nixon. 5:15*KABC-Bill Stern. S KFT-Hollywood Palladium. *KNX-Carroll Alcott. *KHJ-News. S:55*KABC-Bob Garred. *KFI-Rollie Thomas. KGFJ-Serenade in Blue. *KNX-Carroll Alcoa. *KNX-News. 6:30*KABC-Chet Huntley. -KABC-Burgle Music Box. KFWB-Mark Scott KGFJ-Hunter Hancock. KFI-Art Baker's Notebook. 9 KFI-T.B.A. e KWKW-Race Resume; Sports 9:15-KHJ-Musie. KH.1-Rob Greene. *KHJ-News. HNX-Ballance n' Records. *KNX-News. 5:30WKABF-Chet Huntley. N-Tom Harmon. RIN-Art Baker. KFOX-Billy Berg Show. 9:30-KABC-Lawrence Welk. KFVD-Paramount Platters. KFIJ-Bob Greene. KGER-Your Income Tax. KIN-America's Bandstand, KEWB-Larry Finley. KNX-Tom Harmon. KGFJ-Hunter Hancock. KHJ-Spotlight Stories. KR/ID-Sports Dial. KFAC-Continental Varieties. KGTL-Musieal Scrapbook. KNX-Disc Derby. KXLA--Squeakin' Deacon. KFVD-Paramount Platters. *HVOE-News; On Stage. 15:45*KABC-Rob Garred. 9:15-KHJ-Music. KGFJ-31usical Reveries. KWKW-San Gabriel Symp. KNX-Ballance n' Records. *KLAC-News. *KFT-Dave Shaw News. 9:45-.KHJ-Footnotes To History. *KHJ-Rill Brundige. 9:30-KABC-Levrrence Welk. KRKD-Sports Dial. *KNX-Frank Goss. KIN-America's Bandstand. KWKW-Romano Smeraido, 9:55*KHJ-Flve Minute Final. KLAC-Sam Baiter, Sports. KIM-University Explorer. KXLA-Squeakin' Deacon. *KABC-News. HARD-Race Results. KNX-Disc Derby. 5:45*KABC-Bob Garred. 10 *KFI-Richf. Reporter. 5:55*KHJ. KNX-News: EGER-Alcoholism. *KFI-Dave Shaw News. *EFIJ-Fulton Lewis. Jr. KFIJ-Bill Brundige. *KNX-10 O'clock Wire. Vandereook. 9:45-1(11J-Footnotes To HistorY. *HABC-John *RN X-Frank Goss. KFAC-Crossroads of Musk:. *KFI-Elmer Peterson. 9:55*HIEIJ-Five Minute Final. 6 KLAC-Sam Baiter, Sports, KFWB-Larry Finley Show. *KHJ--Gabriel Heatter. 1IS*KABC-News. KRKD-Race Results. KGER-Camp Meeting. KNX-Rosemary (looney. KWKW-Music. V*111-1-Richf. Reporter. 5:55*KHJ-Five Star News. *KFAC, KFOX, KLAC-News. *KIM-Fulton Lewis, Jr. KXLA-Rick Lazaar. KGFJ-Request Performance. *KNX-Local News. *KNX-10 O'clock Wire. KMPC-Race Preview. K3IPC-Rob Kelley. Sports. KFAC-Crossroads of Music. 6:10-KFOX-Sundown Serenade. KFWB-Larry Finley Show. *HABC-John Vandercook. HOW TO FIND PEACE IN 6:15*KABC-Len Beardsley. KGER-Old Time Gospel. 6*KFI-Elmer Peterson. KFI-Sports Report. KGIL--Starlieht Ballroom. *KHJ-Gabriel Heatter. KHI-Coke Time. KWKW-The Christophers. KNX-Perry Como. THIS CHANGING WORLD • KNX-Lowell Thomas. KNLA-Rick I.azaar. KGFJ-Request Performance. DR. FREDERICK BAILES *KMPC-World and Local 10 :05-KFAC-Crossroads of Music. K3IPC-Bob Kelley, Sports. KWKW-Italian Melodies. News. 10:15-KABC-Dr Frederick Belles. 6:015-KLAC-Top Ten Tunes. 6:90-KABC-Van Brocklin Sports. KFI-A Joy Forever. 10:15 - 10:30 p.m. 6:25-K ABC-Paul Masterson. KHJ-Frank Evans. 6:10-KFOX-Sundown Serenade. KABC very day, Monday 6:30*KFI-Shirley Thomas. *HN X-Bill Kenneally. 6:15*KABC-Len Beardsley. through Friday *RAJ-Behind The Story. 10 :25-1EN X-Tom Hanlon. KFI-Sports Report. KNX-Amos n' Andy Angie 10:30-KABC-Say it Ilith Mule. KHJ-Guest Time. ev6 :4e5ry traya,,liondaym Hall. KRKD KFI-Al Posits Show. *KNX-Lowell Thomas. through Friday KALI-Programa Pan America *KM-George Crowell. KFOX-LombardolantL KFAC-Musical Milestones. *KNX-Phil Norman. *KM PC-World and Local News KFOX-Dinner Music. KGER-Peter Slack. 6i20-KABC-Van Brocklin Sports. 10:15-KABC-Dr. Frederick Bailee, KFWB-America Dances. KMP('-Dance Time Ito 12:00). KFI-A Joy Forci er. KGER-Rev. Al Harlan. 6:25-KABC-Paul Masterson. KWKW-Noche De Ronda. KHJ-Frank Evans. IIMPC-Todare Race Show. *KFI-11th Hour News. :30-KFI-Holly wood Sound Stage. *KNX-Bill Kenneally. KRKD-Right to Lite. *KHJ-Behind The Story. KWKW-Billy May Show. KARA-Hoye@ Hour. 11 *KEW-News-Wheel. KNX-Amos n' Andy Music 10:20-KFW13-Star of the Game. RNA-Frank Simon. *KNX-News. KFOX-On The Air. Hall. 6:35-KFI-Show Time. KFAC-Musical Milestones. 10 :25-KHI-Tom Hanlon. 6:45-KFT-T.B.A. KGER-Bro Clarence. KPMO-Doug Montgomery. KFOX-Dinner Music. 10:30-KABC-Say It With Music. *KIT.1-Sem Hayes. KFWB-America Dances. KFI-M Poska. KGFJ-Outdoor Broadcaster. 11:10-KNX-Hanion's Scoreboard. 11:15-KFI-Sports, Rollie Thomas. KGER-Rev. Al Harlan. *KHJ-George Crow ell. 6:59-KFIJ-General Sports Time. KGFJ-Folkfare. *KNX-Philip Norman. • *IENX-News. KNX-Merry Go Round. 11:30-KFI-Hollyirood Palladium. KGIL-Memory Melodies. KWIM-Noche De Ronde. KGFJ-Huggie Boy. KMPC-Today's Race Show. *K11-11th Hour News. KRKD-Right to Live. Outdoor Sportsmen 11:40-KNX-Tom Hanlon Show. 11 *K11.1-News-Wheel. 11:45-KABC-Frank Remley Oreh. RIS KW-Hoyos flour. *KNX-News. TOM REGAN 11 :55*KFI-News. 6:45-KHJ-Sam Hayes. KFOX-On The Air. leb*HABC-Midnight News. KGF'J-Outdoor Broadcaster. KMPC-Dance Time (to 19:00). FISHING NEWS KFI-Midnight Flyer. KRKD-Dinner Music. KRKD-Saddle Serenade. KNX-Music Till Dawn. 6:55-KHJ-General Snorts Time. 11:10-KNX-Hanion's Scoreboard. 6:45 to 7:00 p.m. KFAC-Music Out of the Night *KNX-News. KGFJ-Night Club Ito 4:00) 11:15*KFI-Rollie Thomas. Mon. thru Sat. tT*HARC-Edward Morgan. KNX-Merry-Go-Round. *K3IPC-News-On Till Dawn. KFI-Gillette Boxing. KPMO-Pete Lombardo. 11:30-KFI-Night Music. K0F.1 - 1230 Ice. Hal-Counterspy. KRKD--Mopnlight Serenade KNX-Godfrey Digest. KGFJ-Huggie Boy. (till 4:00 a.m.). KALI-Latin Festival 11:40-KHI-Tom Hanlon Show. KXLA-Bill Johnson Show. mr*KABC-Edward Morgan. KFAC-Music at Seven. 11:45-KABC-Frank Remley Orch. Jack Morris. KGFJ-Fiesta Latina. KFI-Fibber McGee and 12:03-KABC-Back To The Bible. *KLAC. KRKD-News. 11*KABC-Midnight News. Molly. KLAC-Alex Cooper. KMPC-Bill Stewart (to 0:10). 11. ifs Jul-Midnight Flyer. KHJ-Offie. Detective. 12:15-KGER-Stars In The Night. KXLA-Joe Nixon. KNX-Music Till Dawn. KNX-City Hospital. 1-KIN-Ben Hunter (43h honre). KFAC-Music Out of Night. KALI-Latin Festival. 7:15-KABC-Stereocast. lifilqr-Night Club (to 4:00) KFAC-Music at Seven. KFOX-Report from Washn. *KMpT-News-On Till palm. KGER-Family Bible Hour. 7:25*KNX-News. KRKD-Moonlight Serenade EGFJ-Flesta Latina. 7:30-KABC-Lone Ranger. (till 4:00 a.m.) *KLAC. KRKD-News. FM STATIONS KII-Sports Highlights. KXLA-Bill Johnson Show, KMPC-Bill Stewart (to 6:10). KHJ-Cisco Kid. Jack Morris. 7:05-KLAC-Ten Top Tunes, KNX-Bill Reliance Show. 12:05-KABC-Back To The Mille. KRKD-Dinner Music. KCRW 89.9 KFAC-Echoes and Encores. KLAC-Alex Cooper. AB( -s.tereocast. HFWB-Events and You. • gn-Great Gildereiseve. KUSC 91.5 12 :15-KGER-Stars In The Night. KGFJ-Hollywood House Party 7:25*KNX-News. 1-KFI-Ben Hunter (114 hrs.) KFAC 92.3 KRKD-Dr. Richardson. 7:30-11ABC-"Sega". KNX ...... 93.1 KWKW-La Hera Popular. *KFI-NAC News. HMI-Musical Caravan. KFMB 94.7 7:45*KFOX-U.P. News. KNX-Bill Reliance Show. KFWB-Rosary Hour. KABC 95.5 KFAC-Echoes and Encores. KRKD-Catholic Hour. KGFJ--Bollywood House Party KRKD 96.3 7:55*K.41W-Bob Garred. KRKD-Dr. Richardson. KWKW 98.3 *KNX-News. Classified :35-KFI-Spend A Million. to the Bible. 7:45*KFOX-V.P. News. KCBH 98.7 0-KABC- Back KFWB-Baseball (to 10.911) 101*KFI-News of the World. KHI ...... 101.1 KXLA-Report Card. KFFITake a Number. 7:55*KABC-Beb Garred. MITE 101.9 KNX-Tennessee Ernie. See Page 27 *KNX-News, . KFAC-le:vening Concert. KFOX -102.3 XFOX-Ray Robinson Show. Page Forty KNOB ...---...- 103.1 KM-B.-Baseball (to 10:00) TV-RADIO L1FE - A P!ZIL 2, -1955 RADIO PROGRAM FINDER Note: *Indicates programs of now, and comenordedion

A ?My- Forever .—KE1, 10;15 p.m. M-F Godfrey, Arthur-KNX, 1 p.m. M-F; 7:30 p.m. M Peale, Dr. Norman 11:35 a.m. M-F Across The Blue PacifIc---XMJ, U:30 a.m. Su *Goss, F-anft KNX, 7:30 a.m. M -Sa; *Peanon, Drew.---117WB, 7:30 p.m. Su *Alton. C'arrolk..._.-____KNX, 5:15 p.m. 51-F 5:45 p.m. M -Sa American Way XFI 630 p.m. M 11:30 p.m. Su America's Bandstand______1171, 9:30 p.m. Graham, B1117 _KABC, 3 p.m. Su People Are Funny 8:30 p.m. _M, Tu, Th. F 12 a m Su Pepper Young's Famlly-....KFL-KFh :30 p.m. M-FTo Grant, Johnny KM:PC, 2-5 p.m. M-F -tineriegai Popular Musie...----KFI, 10 p.m. Sa Perry Mason. IINX, 11:15 a.m. M-F Anierfea's Town Meeting _KABC, 7 p.m. Su 2 p.m. Sa Peterson, Elmer...--KFI 6 p.m. 3i-W -Th -r Great Gildersleeve.XFI, 7:15 p.m. Su, M, W, Th: Amos ft' Andy-__ 4:30 p.m. Su Point of Law___.- -K71,- 4:55 p.m. M -Sa ...... - 7:45 p.m. Tu Amos 'n' Andy Mask Kall_KNX. 8:30 p.m. M-F Pop The Question KI1J, 8:30 p.m. M Greatest Story Ever Told__KABC, 2:30 p.m. Su Andy & Virginia , H71 845 a.m. M-F Potter, Peter EX AC 9.30 a.m. I) • Atomic Bomb...... KFI, 4 p.m. Su Guiding Light...... -_—.KNX, 10:45 a.m. M-F Public Prosecutor 'au. 3 pan. Su Gunsmoke XXX. 8 p.m. Sa; 9:30 a.m. Sa Aunt Mary • 11-'6X, 2:45 p.m. M-F Queen for a Day. .—KHJ, 11:30 a.m. M-F Autry, Gene XXX, 7 p.m. Su Hancock, Hunter _...EGFJ, 9 p.m. M -Sa *Richfield Reporter-6FL 10 p.m. Su-F Back to the Bible. KABC 8 p.m. Sa Hanlon,Tom _XXX 10-25 p.m. M-F; Right to Happiness.—XEL 12:45 p.m. M-F Backstage Wife.. -__XF1, 1 p.m. M -F 11:40 p.m. M-F Rin Tin Tin. KHJ, 2 p.m. Su Belles, Dr. Frederick__KABC, 10:15 p.m. M-F; Harmon, Tom --KNX. 5-30 p.m. M -Sa Ritter, Tex. .K71, 6:30 p.m. Sa ...... _...... ____KKHD, 645 a.m. 61 -Sa Have A Heart----.. ..-___KI1J, 8:30 p.m. F Road of Life. KXX 10 a.m. M-F Baker, Art.-EFI, 10 a.m. M -F; 0:30 p.m. M-F Haven of Rest--KHJ 8-30 a.m. Tu, Th, Sa Roger,, Roy .K.FI, 8:30 p.m. Th BaXiman Record ...... KNX, 9:1.5 p.m. M-F; Hawaii Calls HR.,. 6 p.m. Sa Romance KNX, 9:05 a.m. Ss 12:05 a.m. M *Hayes Sam..-KHJ, 4:45 .m., 6:45 p.m. M-F; Romance of Helen Trent.-KNX, 9:30 a.m. M-F Baseball...... 1:05 p.m., M -F., U a.m., Sa; ....MARC, 12:30 p.m. M-F Rosemary KNX, 9'15 a tn. 5f-F ...KFWB, 2:15 p.m., Tu, W: 7:45 p.m., Th, F; *Heatter, Gabriel.—__KHJ, 6 p.m. M-F Saga__ ...... __-_KABC, 7:30 p.m. Tu, Th ..... Sa; 8 p.m. Su; KIEFT. 10:05 p.m., M -F *Hemingway, Frank .KHJ. 7 a.m. Say It With Muidc___.KABC, 10:30 p.m. M-7 8 p.m. W-F: 1:13 p.m. Sa Second Chance. r/F1, 10:L5 a.m. M-F M -Sa Beardsley Len..---__KABC, 5 p.m. M-F; Hilltop 2:30 p.m. M-F Second Mrs. Burtma—__. KNX, 11 a.m. NI-F 615 p m. M -F Hollywood House Party._...KGFJ. 7:30 p.m. Iti-r Sgt. Preston...... KI1J 5 p.m. Tu-Th Beat the Record._—....__KABC, 11 a.m. M -F Hollywood Music Hall___-____KNX, 9 p.m.. Su Sherlock Holmes.. KFI, 7:30 p.m. 51 Beck, Fred. XABC, 6:00 a.m. M-F Hollywood Sound Stage —__1171, 8:30 p.m. F Shore. Dinah —KFI, 8:30 p.m. W, F Behind the Story.. -KRJ, 8:30 p.m. M -F Holme, Nancy —KABC, L1:45 p.m. M-F Sinatra, Frank. - 12F1 8:45 p.m. W-F Bennett, Myron J---__KFL 3:45 p.m. M-F Hometown Happenings EFL 10:15 a.m. Su Stickman Dr. Ralph--___.KFI., 7 a.m. Su Benny, Jack__.---ILXX. 4 p.m.. 9:30 p.m. Su Hotel For Pets...... -__-.KFI. 2:30 p.m. M-F Space Patrol .----_.--__KABC, 9:30 a.m. Sa *Bishop, Pat_. KFI, 6 a.m., 8:30 a.m. M-F Spend A Million. 16/1, 7:35 p.m. Th 5 pm M-F *Huntley, Chet.. -.KABC. 9:15 a.m.:: Spin and Win___-______KFVD, 7:15 a.m., M-F Breakfast ChM. XABC, 8 a.m., M-F p.m. 31-E I'll Take Romance. __.KABC, 1:05 p.m. M-F Sports with Rollie Thomas. -.X71, 5:15 p.m. M-F Brighter Day KNX 1.1:45 a.m. M-F Inheritance ...... 8:00 p.m. Su Broadway Cop ADJ. 8 p.m. M Spotlight Stories ..... 9:30 p.m. M -Tu-F Invitation to Learning.___KNX, 8:30 a.m. Sn Burgle Music Bok--.. MARC, 9 P.M M-F Squad Room..._ KHJ. 7 p.m. W Calling All Kids--___KWKW, 8:30 p.m. F It Happens Every Day-1111J, 8:20 a.m. M-P Standard Hour KFI 8'30 p.m. Su It Pays to be Married..—KFI, 2:45 p.m. M-F Cantor, Eddie.: MARC, 8:30 p.m. Tu -F Stella Dallas. ...KFI, 1:15 p.m., M-F _ ...... _.- 3 p.m. M -F Janis, Al KFWB. 9 a.m. Su; 9:30 a.m. M -Sa Story, Ralph. KNX, 7:15 a.m. M-F Juke Box Jury _XXX, 6:00 p.m. Ss Carnival of Books XFI. 9:35 a.m. Sa Strike It Rid) MP! 10:30 a.m. M-F Catalina Bandstand--XBIG, 5:30 a.m. M -Sa; Jump-Jump -KFI 9 a.m. Sa Studio A. 8:15 P•m• Su 8 a.m. Su Just Plain Bill _KFI, 2 p.m., M-F Success Story...... • _...1111J. 6:45 p.m:, AU ' Catholic Hour .KFI. 11 a.m. Su Kelley, Bob...KMPC 8 p.m. M -Sa: 4:30 p.m. Sa Sunday Playbouse__.---.__KNX. 8 p.m. SU CBS Sunday Desk. RSIX, 5;30 p.m. Su Kenneally. p.m.M-F Suspense KNX, 7 p.m. Tu KFI Calling -- --MI, 9 p.m. Tu Take a Number • • ICBJ 8.00 p.m. F *Chatterton, Larry KHJ, 9 p.m. Sa Teen Time ltxX, 3 p.m. Su Chicago Theatre —._ KILL 7:00 p.m. Sa Ladies Book KFI 9:15 a.m. M-F Leading Question-_ ...... KNX. 2:05 p.m., Su ,Telephone Hour...------____KFL 9 p.m. M Christian Science. —KFI, 9:15 a.m. Su; 10:15 a.m. Su; KFTD, 2:45 p.m. Su *Lewis, Fulton--KHJ. 4 P.m., 10 p.m. M-F *Ten O'Clock WIre- _KNX, le p.m. D Cisco Kid AEU, 7:30 p.m.. W. F Lewis, Robert Q.—__-___KNX, 8 a.m. Sa Tennessee, Ernie KNX, '8 p.m. Tu, F; .. _ ...... ____8:05 p.m. M City Hospital -- KNX, 7 p.m. Th Linkletter, Art--- _EMU. 12:30 p.m. M-F Clooney, Rosemary 6:00 p.m. Tu. Th Lone Ranger...... MARC. 7:30 p.m. M-W-F This is Los Angeles_ r".____ILNX, 4:30 p.m. Sa This Woman's Secret.—_Mo1, 3:30 p.m. M-F Como, Ferry .10,X. 6 p.m. M -W -F Look to the 6:30 p.m. W Companion _ .HABC. 10:30 a.m. M-F Lorenzo, Jones__ EFI, 2:15 p.m. M-F *Thomas, Lowell. X.NX ,6:15 p.m. M-F Conversation KFI 11•30 a.m. Su Lucky Lager Dance Time.-1331PC, 9:30 4.m. Thy Kingdom Come...._._ XELL 3 p.m. So Cook, Irs--- MARC 10.20 a.m. Sa -...... ------Top Secret Files KILL 7 p.m. ' M Treasury Agent 1r/T•1, 7 Pan." Tu _3:30 p.m. Ss.; KMPC, 10 a.m. M-F Lutheran Hour. -KIM, 5:30 p.m. Cooper, AWE .KLAC 4.30 p.m. D Lux Radio Theatre A171, 6 p.m. Tu True Detective Mysteries._— . KHJ, 7 P.m" W True or 8:30 p.m., Th - 12'05 a.m. M -S. Lynn Looks at Hollywood....KHJ, 3:30 p.m. „51-F Cohnterspy.. KHJ. 7 p.m. F Truth or Consequences_—__11F1,11:30 p.m. W Ma Perkins._----____.KNX, 10:1.5 a.m. M-7 Twenty First Precinct...—____KNX, 9 p.m. Sa Crime Fighters J1EIJ, 8 p.m. Th Make Up Your Mind..—.111XX 8'30 a.m. M-F Two for the Money—.-.-.- 7 p.m. Sa Crosby, Bing .KNX, 8:45 p.m. M-F Make Way For Youtb .__KXX, 4:05 p.m. Sa U.N. Report. 10:15 p.m. Su Crowell, George.--KHJ, 10:30 p.m. M -F Mann, Herbert J . 10 a.m. Su Unity Viewpoint.—__KrAc. 8:45 a.m. M -Sa Davidson, Bll1. XABC 1:05 p.m. M -F Masquerader KHJ. 2:30 p.m. Su Davis, Elmer. MARC, 10 p.m. D Matinee__ ...... KNx, 3;40 pm. 01-F University of Chicago---.-....1171. 10:30 p.m. Su Disc Derby .ICXX. 7:30 p.m. Tu -F McBride, Mary Margaree_.KFI. 11:30 a.m. M-F University Explorer..___ELNX, 9:05 a.m. Su Do It Yourself XXX. 11-30 a.m. Sa Meet the Press.-- ._.X11. 9:30 p.m. Su *Valle, David__ iltXX, 8:15 a.m. M-F Drake, Galen - ___KNX, 10:30 a.m. Sa Vallee, Rudy.- .KNX,- 6 p.m. Su Merchants Quiz —_KPOL, 10:30 a.m. M -Sa Dragnet KM, 7 p.m. Tu *Vandercook, John_JaAno 6 p.m. M-F Dvorak, George. -_KFI 5:30 a.m. D Metropolitan Opera.._.__KABC, 2 p.m.. Sa Eisenhower Press Conf—...KABC, 9:30 p.m. Midnight Flyer ..KF1, 12 p.m. M -Sa Voice of the Blind..---.--_KGFJ, 8:15 a.m. W .KHJ, 9:30 p.m. W Monitor Views the News_._3IABC 825 Dan• Tu Voice of Firestone. MARC, 8:30 p.m. 51 " Enoch's Sports Parade-XFVD, 4:30 p.m. M -F Mr, Keen KNX, 7 p.m. M Voice of Prophecy_-_;HEIJ• 9.30 sail, Su; Eternal Light -Kn. 9:30 a.m. Su *Morrow. Edward R.-.---..E1631, 5 p.m. M-F . __KABC, 2 p.m. Su Erents and You. _KFWB, 7:30 p.m. F Musical Comedy Theatre.-XPOL, 4:30 p.m. M -Sa Wagner. Jack_ _11:11J, 12:30 p.m. M-F: ...... _5:00 p.m. M, W, TI 10:30 a.m. M, W. F Facts Forum 12•30 p.m. Su My Little Margie. -11.NX.. 8'30 pm Su Wakely, Jimmy....., _...KNX, 7:30 p.m. Sa Family Theater KILL 8:30 p.m. W My True Story__ -----KABC. 9:30 a.m. M-F Farm Reporter.... . -. .. KFI. 12 noon M -Sa National Farm & Home-___KFI, 12:15 p.m. Sa Weaver, Hank .11ABC, 3:30 p.m., M-P Welk, Lawrence..:XABC, 10:30 p.m., 11:30-p.m. FBI In Peace and War.. . KNX, 7 p.m. W *Newspaper of Air...... _-__KRJ, 10 a.m. M-F ...... Sa; 11:30•paft. Sil; 9:30 p.m. Th; *Feature Wire XF1, 5 p.m. M -F New York Philharmonic-__KNX, 11:30 am. Su Wheeler, Burritt..-. 4:15 p.na. X-F Fibber McGee and Molly Hirt 7 p.m. Nick Carter ..KHJ, 1:30 p.m. Su When a Girl Marries_"-XABC, 10415 n.m. 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Pae•FésrtYkkie APRIL 22, 1955 TV-RADIO LIFE 'Nee- ea-Naet rSP`EDS by Ted Hilgenstuhler

The subtitle to this week's column coast-to-coast assignment, someone DAILY might be called, "...Which Reminds should get the "I Goofed Award" for Time Channel Me." Here's what I mean: the year. I'm prejudiced and Ihappen 6:05 p.m. 4 Cleve Hermann on to enjoy talking and listening to Jack Webb is creating a lot of ex- Hank, but that does not detract from "See—Hear." citement around Hollywood with his 6:25 p.m. 2 Tom Harmon his exceptional ability as a fight an- work on "Pete Kelly's Blues." nouncer who happens to know what 10:30 p.m. 9 Bill Brundige 10:45 p.m. 7 Baseball Hall of ... which reminds me of the Holly- the iseck he's talking about. And if Fame wood Ad Club luncheon recently, at you don't believe me—ask any fighter 11:00 p.m. 2 Gil Stratton, Jr. which Jack's sidekick, Ben Alexander, or fan in our town. 11:15 p.m. 4 Cleve Hermann was the featured speaker. Unlike KTTV starts a new and really quite most "coppers," Ben is an articulate good Science Fiction series this week. Saturday, April 23 man who has been around Hollywood In the two previews I saw, the point 10:45 a.m. 2 Baseball Preview since the early days when he starred is made quite clear that none of the with Dizzy Dean in the "Penrod and Sam" series. It stories are based on fact, but that and Buddy Blattner was Webb who convinced him to come someday they might be true. (So 10:55 a.m. 2 Baseball: Brooklyn out of retirement to replace the late someday Brooklyn might win the vs. New York Jack Yarborough. To everyone's sur- World Series, too!) 1:15 p.m. 9 Baseball Warmup prise, Ben announced that they have ... which reminds me of the "Wan- 1:25 p.m. 9 L. A. vs. Oakland finished the "Dragnet" series through derlust" show I wrote, which was also 4:30 pan. 4 Outdoors withWag- December.. That's why Webb can now seen this week on Channel 7 on Mon- gy Waggenheim devote his time to other matters—in- day night. Part of it was about the 4:45 p.m. 11 Sports Mirror cluding the newly-acquired Mrs. Webb flying saucer experiences of one 8:15 p.m. 9 Under the Pepper (Dorothy Towne). Tree George M. Tassel at the Giant Rock This past week maybe you saw 8:30 p.m. 9 Hollywood Legion Airport. Personally, I didn't believe a Richard Arlen featured in a Loretta Bouts. Young Jack word of it. Young TV show. He played the role Johnson vs. Larry of a married, not-too-faithful actor. It would be nice if on every religi- Watson Loretta was the pa- ous or historical holiday, TV could Sunday, April 24 tient frau. produce a show similar to "The Day Before Easter," which was offered as 2:30 p.m. 11 Jalopy Derby from .. . which reminds me of the a public service to stations all over Culver City. the country. Considering the low 1:15 p.m. 9 Baseball Warmup night Arlen acted as toastmaster at budget, it was a worthwhile en- 1:25 p.m. 9 L. A. vs. Oakland deavor. Doubleheader the Glen-Aire Country Club in 3:45 p.m. 9 Sam Hayes Sports . . . which reminds me of the Eas- 10:00 p.m. 9 Championship Sherman Oaks for ter afternoon at the "Hall of Cruci- Bowling the occasion of fixion" at Forest Lawn Memorial Park bringing in the in Glendale. It's surprising the num- Monday, April 25 new "honorary ber of local restdents who have not 8:30 p.m. 5 Roller Derby mayor" Liberace, gazed at this amazing work of art. If 8:30 p.m. 13 Wrestling from the and ringing out the you or your family haven't seen the Hollywood Legion. not-so-old one, pretty Gale Storm. At really immense and inspiring work of 9:15 p.m. 9 General Sports the time, Arlen remarked about the artist Jan Styka, by all means take a Loretta Young show he had done. few hours off to do so. Although Tuesday, April 26 "I had never been so well-lighted in time is the most elusive of elements, 7:30 p.m. 9 Fishing Flashes my entire life," he explained. Every- you will never forget the one hour of 8:00 p.m. 9 Baseball Warm-up one laughed. I don't get it myself— thought and peace that you spend 8:10 p.m. 9 Baseball: Holly- or do I? there. wood vs. L. A. The cover of TV-Radio Life this week Jackson Wheeler just signed off. Wednesday, April 27 features "Boone and the Baby." Little ... which reminds me that it's time 7:00 pan• 2 Blue Ribbon Bouts Wendy is the daughter of our circulation manager, Chuck Alders. to come to Ezzard Charles vs. THE END. John Holman ... which reminds me of two things. 7:30 p.m. 9 The Big Playback (1) The wonderful news of Dr. Salk's 7:45 p.m. 2 Red Barber's polio vaccine which is now in the * * Corner process of being distributed all over 8:00 p.m. 9 Baseball Warm-up the country for children such as Wen- TV-Radio Lifelines 11 Lucky Sport Time dy. (What would the world be like if (Continued from Page 8) 8:10 p.m. 9 Baseball: Holly- every man could look God in the eye with me that the lovely lady with the wood vs. L. A. —as Dr. Salk can—and proudly say: twinkle toes topped us all—she is 8:30 p.m. 5 Wrestling bouts "I am glad you created me. I have teaching us to discover God." 10:00 p.m. 7 Fishing Tips done something with the life you 10:45 p.m. 5 Wrestlers' Lament. gave!") And (2), in the same vein, AND ONE OF THE FUNNIEST CRACKS was Ralph Edwards's. I had Thursday, April 28 while chewing chow with the same Chuck at Rand's Chuckwagon (say it briefly told the old story of how the 8:00 p.m. 9 Baseball Warm-up ten times, fast, I dare you), Charles editorial staff, in the lean early days 13 Olympic Boxing and I learned that one day a month of the magazine, had also done its Bouts from January to June, Ray Rand, the own janitorial service and of how a 8:10 p.m. 9 Baseball: L.A. vs. boss, donates one-tenth of the gross very important visitor once caught me Hollywood of his six eateries around L.A. to the down under my desk late Friday after- Friday, April 29 Mt. Sinai Hospital Fund. noon, hand vacuum in tow, and with only my rear end protruding as I sto- 7:00 p.m. 4 Gillette Fights ABC-TV has announced that it will ically plied my cleaner. 8:00 p.m. 9 Baseball Warm-up take over the Blue Ribbon Bouts every 8:10 p.m. 9 Baseball: L.A. vs. Wednesday starting in June. REMARKED RALPH. 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I OW ON MAY 1, THE SIGNING OF THE EMANCIPATION PROCLAMATION will be dramatized. Abraham Lin- coln, played by Jeff Morrow, receives his callers, Secretary of State William H. Seward (Howard Wen- dell) and the Secretary's son, played by Ted Post.

ONE OF THE FIRST SHOWS to be ALTER CRONKITE is wood. From a personal standpoint, I filmed in Hollywood when the one of the nation's am very happy about the move. It CBS-TV program moved here from New most respected and in- gives me a chance to come here more York was the re-enactment of the night formed reporters. He often. My wife is just as happy. When P. T. Barnum first presented Jenny Lind. has been on hand for she arrived at the Los Angeles air- Leni Landry is the Swedish nightingale. many historical events—such as his port, she took one look at the wea- This episode will be shown April 24. coverage of the battle of the North ther, announced she was quite will- Atlantic in 1942. He also landed with ing to stay here for good, and said, the troops in North Africa, flew the 'You can go back and get the chil- first Flying Fortress mission over dren.' However, we haven't been able Germany, took part in the Norman- to make such a drastic move quite dy invasion, dropped with the 101st that easily as yet. Airborne Division into Holland, and "I couldn't stay here—at least not was with the Third Army in the Bat- until I took care of some of my New tle of the Bulge. He later reported York duties. For one thing, I do 'Sun- the Nuremberg trials and was the day News Special,' and I enjoy that U.P. chief correspondent in Russia show and am a little reluctant even for two years. to consider giving it up. Cronkite has walked right along "'You Are There' was switched with history—and now on "You Are from live to film for one very good There," as its narrator, he helps re- reason—there was such frustration create the dramatic historical events from all of us on the show each of the years gone by. Sunday. Once each program was fin- The famous reporter was in Holly- ished it was gone forever. There was wood to narrate several films for no record left of anything we had "You Are There." The show made an done. Then we began to get an un- important decision recently to do all believable number of requests from future shows on film and in Holly- colleges and other schools for our wood instead of continuing its past productions to be shown in class policy of all -live productions eman- rooms. Now we will be able to supply 'ating from New York. educational institutions with fi'ms of Goes On Film `You Are There.' "We all agreed that 'You Are There' "We have proved, I think. that TV should go on film," Cronkite ex- can be educational and still enter- plained. 'and so the obvious place tain. In fact, it won't surprise me at to do the show was here in Holly- all if 'You Are There' revises teach- April 22, 1955 Due for Ili*

For a long time this famous CBS-Tr show came from New York live, but it is now another big production that has suc- cumbed to the lure of film. Walter Cron- kite, noted reporter and narrator of the series, explains why this move was made.

By Jon Bruce

ing methods in schools throughout the country. "Naturally, there were several ar- guments against bringing 'You Are There' to Hollywood. One was that research was more difficult here than in New York. This is true. Back east there are countless museums—and often we have used pieces actually used by historical figures, on our Al\ WALTER CRONKITE, one of the nation's most shows. We are especially careful to renowned news commentators, narrates CBS- be authentic in scenery, wardrobe TV's "You Are There," which dramatizes famous and script in all productions. We historical events. The program, seen locally on solved this problem, however.by leav- KNXT, is being filmed here now. ing two research men in New York. "There are, of course, other changes necessitated by our move west. In want to come to Hollywood since he shows which they freely offer him. New York our show was a prime one hoped to do a Broadway play. so I "I've almost stopped going any- for actors. Everyone wanted to be in was a little concerned about what where on buses," Cronkite went on our production because of Sidney this change might do to the shows. with a broad smile. "I see people Lumet, our director. He is a very fine However, since I have seen the ex- start to stare at me and sooner or artist and actors knew it. He didn't cellent work of our direétor here. later one of them comes by and says. Barney Gerard, and .our producer, Jim 'I know the show you ought to. do. Fonda, I am confident that 'You Are Now. I've got an Uncle Fud who was "THE COMPLETION of the First There' is in competent hands. Wil- hanged once. It was quite a story. Transcontinental Railroad" was liam Dozier, our executive producer, The facts are these —.' And on another "You Are There" show with Jeff is also one who settles only for the and on the story goes." highest in quality." York portraying Leland Stanford. It's because of these incidents that Cronkite, in talking about actors Cronkite wishes he hadn't once been who wanted to do "You Are There," referred to as the best history teacher mentioned one exception. In one show in the country. the character of "Juliet" was impor- Of all the shows done on "You Are tant — but, when Shakespeare wrote There," there are several that Cron - "Romeo and Juliet," the part was kite considers as outstanding. played by a boy. Here, too, the producers stuck to authenticity. A boy "One of our best was the one on Socrates as played by Barry Jones," was cast and he was all enthusiastic about doing "You Are There" until the genial narrator co ntinued. "Then he learned he was to play "Juliet." there were the Burr-Hamilton duel He would have none of this and and 'The Rise of Hitler.' We have re- started to walk out. He kept saying. peated the latter three times—and it "What will the kids at school say is quite a remarkable effort. We got when they see me playing 'Juliet'?" the films in Germany, edited them He finally agreed to do the part and then added narration. The origi- only if he received no credit. nal picture ran three and a half hours so you can see it was a real "We agreed to this," Cronkite job to cut. I've never seen such an ef- laughed, "but then we had to warn fective propaganda pieceoas this was." all the members of the crew to make Before he returned to the stage to no remarks at all about the boy's do more narration for the show in playing a girl. If anyone had, he production—which was on Jenny Lind would have walked right out of the and P. T. Barnum—Cronkite made a studio." very pertinent comment. "If history History Teacher could have been put together the Most TV viewers regard Walter way films are, one good film editor Cronkite as a walking history book could have prevented all of our in- — and many have suggestions for ternational troubles." April 22, 1955 Page Forty-five Rhythm and Blues -Too Me For You?

4 good-sized controvery has been raging over rhythm HERE'S NOTHING like a good fight—and the and blues numbers. Some deejays say they are duly, town's deejays are kick- j ing up quite a ruckus pro suggestive, and should be banned. Others say, and con about rhythm and blues numbers. Hunter Hancock. Peter What's all the fuss about?" So what are the real facts?" Potter, Alex Cooper, Dick Haynes, Gene Norman, Jim Ameche, and Johnny Grant all have very definite ideas. Alex Cooper of KLAC approached the matter in a good amount of de- tail. "While I am not anti-Rhythm and Blues, I am not playing the usual run of the Rhythm and Blues tunes on my program. By the same token, renily being leveled against Rhythm minority of disc jockeys has given I do not play the classics inasmuch and Blues music. It is my conten- Rhythm and Blues records a bad as I feel that neither of these kinds tion that most of this criticism is un- name because of their bad taste and of music fit the pattern of my pro- warranted. True, some Rhythm and lack of common sense. It is deplor- gramming. As a result, Ifeature the Blues records have objectionable lyr- able that their actions have hurt a music of such legitimate dance ics, but so do many of the top sell- great many innocent people. There- bands as Ray Anthony, Les Brown, ers in the field of popular and West- for again I say, the criticism should Ralph Flanagan and others. ern music. In fact, if some of the be directed against the individual, "I avoid Rhythm and Blues be- latter had been Rhythm and Blues and not against Rhythm and Blues records, Iwould have refused to play cause of the heavy beat and the mon- as a whole." them on my programs, just as I now otonous, raucous, honking saxa- KLAC's Jim Ameche accepts the refuse to play any Rhythm and Blues phone sounds which, nine times out furore calmly and simply believes, record which I consider objection- of ten, are not musical or pleasant "Let each record stand on its own able. It is as unfair to censure all to the ear, but purely cacophony. merit. A style, a type, or an artist Rhythm and Blues for the bad taste is a factor of individual or personal "I realize that many youngsters of a few record companies and disc listen to my program in addition to preference. What the public wants. jockeys, as it would be unfair to it will get." parents at homes, as well as the censor all photography because of a thousands of home-bound motorists few pornographic pictures. I be- Gene Norman, who knows his mu- and this kind of music is, Ifeel, more lieve the criticism should have been sic, looks upon the matter in the fol- annoying than entertaining." directed at the very small minority lowing light: Dick Haynes simplifies his stand of disc jockeys, in any field, that in- "Rhythm and Blues, just like any with the simple statement of "I treat sist on playing such records on the other type or category of music, rhythm and blues platters like any air, and at the few record companies should be considered according to other platters at breakfast time-6 that release such records. (Inciden- the merit of the individual perform- a.m. to 9:30 a.m. If they are in good tally, some people believe that if an ance. Many Rhythm and Blues rec- taste, I serve 'em." objectionable record is played on one ords are worthwhile and worth play- However, KLAC and KNXT's Peter show, then it is played on all shows. ing because they have an exciting, Potter views the whole thing with in- In fact, several times I have been infectious beat that means good lis- tensity. There's nothing mild about accused of playing certain records, tening and good dance music. Tak- his views. which were played on a certain other ing advantage of its enormous pop- ularity, there are too many attempts, He was especially irate about Rhythm and Blues program, but however, at gaining notoriety "Teach Me Tonight," terming it, which were never played on mine. however, a watered-down R. and B. This again points up my contention through suggestive material. But us- Some columnists blasted the lyrics that the criticism should be specific ing some very simple and obvious that proclaim among other things, —not general.) standards, there is no reason why a deejay should not be able to dis- "graduation's almost here, my love, "Actually, Rhythm and Blues is teach me, tonight." the music that to the average Negro criminate in his choice of records; is his 'pop' music. Many of the and no reason to pena'ize the pub- "Put songs like that and 'Please lic in its desire for Rhythm and Don't Freeze' and 'Rock and Roll' are words and phrases in Rhythm and Blues are innocent in their meaning, Blues by not playing the more ac- mild high school stuff compared ceptable records. An occasional with the R. and B. records put out but some non-Negroes misinterpret and misconstrue their meaning. Rhythm and Blues record can add by smaller companies," Pete said. variety and interest to a record pro- "The kids seem to get a biological Therefore it is entirely possible that some criticism has been unjust sim- gram if it's of high caliber." kick out of listening to these wild Which leaves only Johnny Grant to records. One mother wrote me she ply through lack of understanding. be heard from. He doesn't play found four in her daughter's room And in the event the actual words Rhythm and Blues but not because and broke them. themselves, and not their meaning alone, has been misunderstood, and he feels one way or the other about "If I had the power I'd sentence the critic believes other words were them. He thinks the fuss is just so those songwriters to jail. I think used, then the criticism is complete- much publicity for all the deejays those tunes are as bad for kids as ly unjustified. and doesn't mind saying so. dope." "I honestly bel i eve that the "Why all the fuss?" he says. Hunter Hancock of KGF.7 really Rhythm and Blues records played on "Rhythm arid Blues a•.e dying out took exception to Pete's stand—and my programs and most other Rhythm anyway. The new trend is away wasted no time giving his answer. and Blues programs are as accept- from vocalists—and towards bands. "As a Rhythm and Blues disc able as the records currently being Maybe someone can find something jockey, Ihave been asked to give my played on 'pop' and Western pro- in bands to get all excited about." opinion concerning the criticism cur- grams. I do regret that a very small So how do you feel about it? Page Forty-six April 22, 1955 illy write Song

Lawrence We/k's wind instru- mentalist "blows ', some com- ments on his musical preferences.

4 \ By One Amodeo

4111, ORIE AMODEO, triple threat man in the Welk band, plays saxophone, flute and piccolo. In his spare time he even helps KTLA by taking publicity shots of the band. One claims he's putting his hobby to good use because he's extremely familiar with the subjects he has to shoot.

App. LOIS ANN GETS some help from Y FAVORITE song — Lawrence insists that I throw every- her parents Gloria and Orle that is, my wife's and one off key when I sing so he has Amodeo. On special occasions little Lois my favorite song—id 'requested' my silence on the band- has been permitted to sing with the "I'll Get By." The rea- stand." Welk band, but the youngster insists son? well be- Good-natured Orle doesn't bear she isn't taking advantage of her god- cause it's Gloria's favorite. I sup- father. any grudges against boss-man Welk. pose it sounds gushy, but it's our As a matter of fact, Lawrence is god- song. Besides its sentimental value, father to his little daughter Lois it has a good melody and appealing Ann. One comes from a small town lyrics," says One Amodeo of Lawrence in upper New York state and music Welk's KTLA band. has been his life since he was old "Because of its wonderful melodic enough to read those little black impact, 'Body and Soul' is another dots on the music staff. He plays of my favorites. The tune came out both tenor and alto saxes and dou- in 1937 or 1938 and I remember Cole- bles on flute and piccolo. man Hawkins' version of it. I knew One averages fifty-six working his arrangement backwards and for- hours a week and devotes his spare wards. time to his family. Or he declares "It's funny but I never realized a busman's holiday and indulges in there were so many reasons for call- his hobby of photography by shooting a song your favorite, but sev- ing publicity pictures of the boys in eral come to mind and for different the band. reasons. When it comes to working One Amodeo is an accomplished with the band I guess I'd better like musician who has his favorite songs, 'Piccolo Pete' and 'The Dickie Bird but even better than that he has his Song,' but I'm featured on the pic- favorite subject .. . his seven -year - colo with these songs. old daughter Lois Ann. Both he and "I rid myself of my singing frustra- his wife Gloria would like Lois to tions by humming 'Somewhere Over follow a musical career but the de- k the Rainbow.' I really let go with voted parents are uncertain about the this number when I'm driving along feasibility of such a career because the highway. You see, Lawrence of Lois's report card. The only "C" Welk likes to have all the boys in on her report card was for the sub- the band sing—except me, that is. ject called music. Page Forty-seven April 22, 1955 Bellouse elatedeft/eat- ..eveyday oft anne/7./

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