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t'/le ear Inspires the Pen Name and address withheld, Los Angeles 43, Calif. No one loves a good "whodunit"

better than I do and I like "Tales of Fatima" very much. But I am ab-solutely through with "Philip Morris Playhouse." Some of the "Suspense" shows were too much for me also. I think it is very bad psychology and we shall soon end up as a nation of neurotics. When sorrow and tragedy are romanticized as "enter-tainment" I think we are going en-tirely too far. Why doesn't someone dramatize Mary Lasswell's "Suds in Your Eye"? "Ma Feeley" and her trials and triumphs would make de-lightful listening. "George and Liz Cooper" are out of this world and "Favorite Story" was magnificent. The University Theater's dramatiza-tions of great books are superb.

Mrs. John A. Yoernax. 4272 Teresa Ave-nue,- North Hollywood, Calif. What happened to "The Private

Live of Ethel and Albert"? In my opinion, they are the funniest and only decent daytime program besides Art Baker's "Notebook." There should be more programs like these instead of the unending flood of snail-paced, unconvincing soap operas. I think the fact that none of the good pro-grams come on until evening when the men are home is an insult to the intelligence of women.

"Easy Aces" replaced "Ethel and Albert." who are not currently heard on the Coast. While daytime programs ARE getting better, your observation still seems valid.

Jennie Duarte, 254 South Figueroa Street, Los Angeles, Calif. I think your program is swell and

I would like to hear it more often. I'm sorry to hear of the lady who wrote you and said your show "stinks." Personally, it is tops with me and 'my sister. Will you do us a favor and dedicate a couple of num-bers to us? We are faithful listeners.

In your enthusiasm. Jennie, you for-got to give the name of the artist you so admire. Who is it?

Mary Joyce Blakey, 427 South Pacific Coast Highway, Redondo leach, Calif.

I read in your magazine that some-one refers to Spike Jones as a dis-grace to music. Being a Jones fan, I naturally was alarmed at such a statement. Nearly anyone plays well if they try, but it really takes a good musician to play the way Spike does. I sincerely hope there are others who feel the way I do. He is great and should be praised.

Like they say —a good musician can play worse on purpose better than a bud musician can play bad!

Name and address withheld, Los Angeles 44, Calif.

Please let me pay tribute to the bravest people in the world, those who try to "Name That Song" and sing it. It takes real courage. I think listeners would like it if folks were invited to send in titles of really old-timers, vintage of 1900 or thereabouts. I'll bet lots of old youngsters would like to get up there and sing one of their courtship days songs.

That's not a bad idea. Let's start off with "(keen« Roll"!

Rita SeWank, 10411 Corfu Lane, Los Ange-les 24, Calif.

What a blow! We just heard that both of our favorite programs were leaving the air. What will home be like without "Quiet Please" and "Pat Novak"? ABC is sure missing a good bet by losing those two. Sure-ly there are two sponsors in need of some high-class advertising or a net-work in need of a couple of sustain-ers.

It is a blow, and will lose loyal lis-teners.

Mrs. G. E. Schmitt, 10411 Corfu Lane, Los Angeles, Calif.

We were quite alarmed when we heard that the excellent program "Quiet Please" was leaving the air. Isn't there anything we listeners can do to prevent the loss of such high-quality programs?

"Quiet Please" was on the network as a sustaining show. We assume that it was dropped because of lark of spon-sorship. Letters to the network 1;; New York might be of some aid in bringing such a good drama back on the air.

C. Kent, address withheld, Beverly Hills, Calif. Why do those silly announcers

rave how wonderful the performance has been no matter how rotten it was? Why thank the actors for their marvelous work? Why not stop all this business of every one telling the other how wonderful they have been?

Well, it's better than having them all fight, we imaainel

M. Vaughn, 1600 North Kings Road, Los Angeles, Calif.

The "Junior Miss" show is very cute, especially the fine acting by father, "Junior Miss," the girl friend and the maid. But the older sister is terrible. Wish they would cut her out by marrying her off.

Gee, that's just what "Lois" (in the script) is after!

* Name and address withheld, North Holly-wood, Calif.

Thank you so much for the write-ups of my two favorite broadcasters, Carveth Wells and Manchester Boddy. My favorite article is your "Radio in Review." It gets better every issue.

Thank you.

Jack Womb«, 645 Las Cases Avenue, Pacific Palisades, Calif. Thank you for your kind words

in reference to my work on the new CBShow, "The Green Lama." Also thanks to you for keeping the radio public and those of us in radio abreast of what's cookin'!

And we thought you were swell in "Red llot and Blue." the Betty Hutton picture. too. Jack!

Mrs. Elsie Mi mic, 1807 Silva Street, Long leach 7, Calif. In our family we all admire Verna

Felton. She can play so many parts. We have been wondering why they don't give her a program of her own.

She certainly deserves one, Incidental-ly, Verna headed her 011111 stork com-pany when she was a child, so ha,ping a radio shouP of her own would be rather like child's play.

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August 21, 1949 d a b» 44 Vol. 19. No, 25

CARL M. RIGSBY, Publisher

Published Weekly at Los Angeles, California. Business and Editorial Offices: 061 Selma Ave., Los Angeles 28 (Hollywood Station), California. M oor Hillside 9275.

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about Your Letters All letters to the Ear Inspires

the Pen Department should In.' dude name and full address of the sender. Name and/or ad-dress will be withheld on writ-er's request. Opinions expressed in the letters printed are those of the senders and do not nec-essarily reflect the opinion of Radio and Television Life.

Mrs. G. Parkas, 2722 Eagle Stest, Los Angeks 33, Calif.

Can you tell me the name of the song that Dick Powell whistles on his "Richard Diamond, Detective" program? He is wonderful both in singing and acting. Why doesn't his radio girl friend "Helen" let him finish the song that he starts? Is "Johnny Fletcher" returning to the air? I sure enjoyed it when Bill Goodwin and Sheldon Leonard were on.

The whistle dilly is an original by henry Russell. No rumors as to "Johnny Fletcher's" return at present.

Mrs. Ethel A. Curless, 221 West Second Street, Corona, Calif.

The letter of C. Phillips sure 'riled me. Four out of five of his neighbors have television —so right away you should give ninety-five per cent of your magazine to it. I believe in a fair deal for everyone and if I were driven to the radio logs in the daily papers, I would miss seeing the pic-tures and articles about all the artists.

Eleanor Armour, 1051 Woodbury Road, Pasadena, Calif.

Have found your page on "Your Early Morning Listening Schedule" of great help to me, but have not been able to find it listed since last year. Are you going to run it again or has it been discontinued?

"Early Morning Listening" column will be scheduled again.

Agnes T. Hl«, 151 North Hoover Sheet. Los Angeles 4, Calif.

The Friday evening "My Good Wife" is one of the best "Mr. and Mrs." shows ever given on radio. It is clever and clean and gives the lis-teners the unusual feeling that brains have gone into it. Also the players credit the audience with that rare attribute.

Inez lecher, 601 South Rampart boulevard. Los Angeles 5, Calif.

I miss Bill Bryan and his piano "Agatha" and his songs, which com-posed a most enjoyable fifteen-minute program over KFMV.

August 21, 1949

Ç Delores Sweeney, 311 North Cen-1 Irai, La Habra, '1 Calif.

' I would wou like

A. to see apicture

of Harry Elders of "Curtain

Harry Elders Time."

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Mrs. Lulu F. Larry, 1642 Ocean Avenue, Sauta Monica, Calif.

I feel that aside from the televi-sion programs for children there is but little on the sets. The Westerns are all shooting and it is never in-teresting to hear married people "wisecrack" and try to be funny. I like the British pictures but they are shown too little. The only good thing about television is that occa-sionally you might see a parade or a rodeo. Also on the sports shows, every little bit of the play is plas-tered with a beer ad or a cigarette ad. It would seem that the programs are planned to cater to the tavern audience. It seems that liquor and tobacco have the money to get in on the ground floor.

You're in agreement with our famous Mr. No-Name, who wrote the provoca-tive letter to our Video in Review de-partment! M the matter of ads, how-ever, practically every advertising me-dium has good ones, bad ones, innocu-ous ones and the so-called objectionable ones.

Laura Chase, 1157 Rodney Drive, Holly-wood 27, Calif. "

When we read the strong objection to Mercedes McCambridge we were shocked. Ever since our first re-membrance of her on "I Love a Mys-tery" we have been delighted to hear her. We consider her a great actress and find her voice so individual. It would be interesting to see her in pictures, too.

You'll be seeing Mercedes in the Co-lumbia picture "All the King's Men."

Mrs. Floyd bailey, Route 3, lox 78, Cor-vaille, Ore.

Could you tell me if Hawthorne is on the air? We always liked his show and Bob Burns's program. Now we can't get either one. The only ones we seem to hear are the give-aways or classical music. On both of these, I pass.

Loyal Hoganites will gladden at the news of Jim Ilawthorne's return, this time via television every Saturday at 8:00 p.m. on KTTV. Channel IL In your rase, Mrs. Bailey, you'll have to wail until the show is possibly kine-scoped, which would delight many a far-away fan.

Peggy Mead, 1452 Rowland Avenue, El Monte. Calif.

I think that the Spade Cooley time is the best Western program on the air. They are all so courteous and will play any numbers re-quested. Anyone knows that they have to have the commercials in order to be on the air.

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Mrs. Westerfield, 121 Horrita Place,. Venice, Calif.

I couldn't believe the letter from a reader who panned "Spade Cooley Time" or that you would publish such a letter. That is just one criti-cal comment on such a progressive and capable disc-jockey like George Sanders. He has a lot of commer-cials to read and most people do not understand. I have heard him read them and have failed to find any-thing wrong as he plays a lot of rec-ords between commercials. I like all of Spade's music and hope George will continue playing them always.

When we publish letters of criticism, one of our purposes is to draw tellers of defense like yours.

A. A. W., HoUydale, Calif. Why do news commentators use

such words as dele gut, candidut, gradu-ut and others? I'm expecting at any time to hear them burst forth with congregut, segregut and even investigut. Wish they would consult their dictionaries and spare listen-ers further disgust.

A distinction should be made between verbs and nouns ending in -ate. Orthoe-plats specify the long-a sound for verb endings and the half-long-a sound for most -ate adjectives and nouns (not in-cluding candidate, which calls for the long a). But neither form. we agree. should sound like -ut. fly the way. we know one of the better newscasters who impartially uses the unstressed half-long a for both verbs and nouns. We hope he is listening.

Mrs. Mavis Fields, 1816 West Thirty-eighth Place, Los Angeles, Calif. The writer who stated there was a

time people could tune in Spade Cooley Time and not hear so many commercials makes me want to turn around and add that there was also a time when people could buy but-ter for thirty-eight cents, too. It would be pretty boring just to hear music without a break, a friendly word and a little fun, instead of the drab commercials heard on other programs. Why pick on George Sanders? He has a job to do and he does it in a friendly manner.

Mrs. I. A. Hall, 1257 Cedros Avenue, Van Nuys, Calif. Can you tell me if there is any ex-

ercise program on the air now? There must be lots of folks who'd like a few toning-up exercises in the morning.

There is tro exercise program on the alr presently that we know of. hut we think it would be u good, inexpensive program for a morning sponsor to offer. Dow about some of you local stations?

Mellie Hiles, 3032 Locust Street, River-side, Calif. I am shocked and grieved that the

week-day-morning Fred Waring show has been taken off the air. It made a beautiful beginning for every day and I do miss it.

Our mornings, too, just aren't the same except on Saturday, KFI, 8:00 amt., when we can still catch Waring.

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Albs MANNING THE PHONES IN THE CORRIDOR OUTSIDE the studio where -Hollywood Calling - is broadcast are the ten operators from the phone com-

pany., with a chief operator in charge. The public is assured that calls are made while the show is actually on the air; operators keep slightly ahead on calls put through to the stage. Assistant director Ray Dietrich checks timing. (NBC-Ball photos. Color cover by Elmer Holloway.)

The story Rebind "HOLLYWOOD CALLI1G"

Plans, Work, Talent and Lots of Excitement Went to Make Up NBC's Great Giveaway Show

By Joan Buchanan Su mlap. 2:30 p.m. NRC-1021. KFSI)

HE TENSION and excite-ment at NBC before the pre miere broadcast of "Hollywood Calling" were

as great as that backstage at a Broadway opening. So many prepara tions had been made, so much co-ordination had to click, so many people were waiting for the outcome. Everyone at the network was touched by the excitement. People who said they hadn't been interested in give-away shows were assuring each other: "This is different." Now that the program has been

established and the staff has calmed

•GEORGE MURPHY, top MGM star, was chosen lor the key spot on -Hollywood Calling,- not only be-

cause he's a joyous emcee, but also be-cause he's one of the best-liked of the Hollywood stars.

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CREDIT FOR AN exciting musical job goes to Henry Russell, who

scores the hour-long show around the actors, mimics and singers —as well as the actual quiz portion.

down, we'd like to reprise the be-ginning and try to reveal why "Hol-lywood Calling" is different.

Everyone can't win the prizes, but maybe everyone can have the enter-tainment, w a s the revolutionary theory behind the formatting of the program. Henry Russell and his or-chestra, a choral group, George Murphy for emcee, guest movie stars and actors were lined up to keep the show moving while the telephone quiz was made. Particular attention was paid to pacing the program, to keep it moving while the mechanics of the quiz were going on. To keep the questions from bogging down into a rut, the clues were given in a variety of guises, musical parody, impersonations, sound effects and scenes.

Disgruntled listeners (and even winners) have proven that there are "bugs" in many giveaway and qtÈz. programs. The NBC staff of "Holly-wood Calling" decided early in the stages of formatting to rid their pro-gram of the "bugs." First waQ the discarding of any recording tricks. What profits a listener who stays glued to the dial listening to a phone quiz that took place hours or even days before and was recorded to be played later? Or one on which the phone calls to contestants were made before the program went on the air? For that reason, "Hollywood Calling" is cleared coast-to-coast for a live broadcast and the phone calls are made while the show is actually on the air.

Contestants and listeners have been jaded with lists of gigantic prizes given away over the past few years. How to perk up an audience that is bored with refrigerators? "Gifts that money can't buy," a new category of prizes, was added to the list. If a contestant fails, he still

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DICK POWELL AND JIMMY DURANTE VISITED the pro-gram as guest stars during • trial broadcast during which

calls were made to station owners across the country in an effort to time the program with the exactness needed to reach the air.

CREDIT FOR A DIFFICULT J011 beautifully done should go to Vick Knight (right) director of the program, anc

producer Max Hutto. Hutto acted as the Radio and TV Life guide, took time out from the big job of putting -Hollywood Calling" on the air to explain the background of the show to us.

wins an interesting item; it may be one of little intrinsic value, but its appeal is enormous. It may be the scarf worn by Jennifer Jones in "Portrait of Jenny," a cigarette case from a Humphrey Bogart picture, any movie prop that would have a par-ticular interest for the contestant on the other end of the line. Movie studios have been par-

ticularly cooperative with the pro-gram. They realize that the pub-licity they receive is logically in-cluded on the program, not ham-mered home. The weekly stars are charged with the task of matching up the contestant and the prize. In the few moments the star is on the phone, he endeavors to learn a hit of the contestant's background. Back-stage, a writer matches up what the star has learned with a list of fascinating movie props available. In

a matter of seconds, the star has the information and is relaying it to the excited person on the other end of the wire. Calls are made three or four ahead

to keep the show moving. Ten op-erators from the phone company and a supervisor are stationed in the corridor of NBC, contacting numbers. Every phone directory in the nation is available. The set-up of drawing numbers is a story in itself. Gov-ernors of the states draw numbers that designate states, cities, pages and numoers of the names on the pages. There is a number for every two thousand listed phones in the country, rather than one for each phone directory. In the latter case, the twelve residents of Broken Arm, Wyoming, would have the same chance of their directory being drawn as the several million in the Man-

hattan New York directory. The residents of Broken Arm would have their chan -ces multiplied by many million in winning a chance to guess on the program. Vick Knight, director of the pro-

gram, is generally regarded with awe for the job he has done and is doing on 'Hollywood Calling." His job virtually calls for a superman. He wears a headphone —on one ear he gets the contestant's end of the phone conversation, on the other he gets the supervisor of the telephone operators and can also switch on the musical conductor and emcee Murphy. Out of the wall of the con-trol booth, he can hear the whole show! There are ninety-five people direct-

ly concerned with the program. Sixty of them are on stage while the

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ligg. THIS IS ONLY A SMALL PORTION OF THE STAFF HEEDED TO PUT THE HOUR-LONG SHOW on the air. Not present are the script gins; research workers who must dig out the information needed on stars and movies; writers who put together the clues that add up to entertainment; members of the singing group. Staff members estimate that mort than nilety people a week are directly concerned with putting -Hollywood Calling - on the air.

oei/L M OST every adult who has had occasion to see NBC-TV's "K u k l a, Fran and 011ie." video puppet show, has employed

the same choice of words in recount-ing to others just what he or she saw the night before. "Isn't the show charming!"

The popularity of this presentation among all members of a family could well set up a new issue in "family relations." Children don't dream they won't be allowed to gather around a set each night and watch the wistful, amusing dragon "011ie," with his sad eyes and fringe of hair. And any adult who has once fallen under the spell of "Beulah Witch," "Fletcher Rabbit" or other cast members who have be-come so real, certainly isn't going to relinquish his place at the set

Two Puppets With All the Charm of Fawns, The Nostalgic Sadness of an Old Chaplin Film and the Help of a Beautiful Girl Have Built a Vast and Loving. Audience

By Jane Pelgram

FRAN ALLISON as she appears in her "Aunt Fanny" role on Don Mc-Neill's "Breakfast Club." (NBC

photos.)

"COLONEL CRACKEY" AND "MME. OPHELIA OGLEPUSS" are two more of the characters whose actions and voices keep Burr Tillstrom hopp,ng backstage.

BURR TILLSTROM, WHOSE YEARS --- as a successful puppeteer belie his

youthful appearance'. Burr has to his credit some of the most popular show-time fig-ures of all time, in his "Kukla," "Fran' and pals.

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LATE THIS MONTH these two lovable brainchildren of creator Burr Tillstrom will again join singing mistress of ceremonies Fran Allison in the ''Kukla, Fran and 01lic- program to be seen or KNBH, NBC's Hollywood video.

side, pack of eager moppets or not! Ad-Lib Artistry

The only "live talent" appearing on the show is the telegenic stage, radio and video star, Fran Allison, long known to listenera as "Aunt Fanny" of Don McNeill's "Breakfast Club." Fran expertly ad-libs with the little Kuklapolitans while Burr Till-strom, creator of the amusing oddly sad group, puppeteers them. For each performance, Burr merely gives Fran a rough idea of what will happen, and she just meanders into the act to take things as they come. Tillstrom has been a professional

puppeteer for more than fifteen years, making his debut in a Chicago department store. Not only does he manage to be the puppeteer, he simultaneously watches the daily show's progress on a screen, switches voices and characters with unbe-lievable dexterity and agility, and manages the dozens and dozens of props necessary to the whimsical adventure series of his puppets. While legions of new fans are a

nightly occurrence, "Kukla" and "011ie" are almost old-timers. Dur-ing the war, "Kukla" did some fast work in bond drives with the Red Cross and in entertainment centers for service men. Tillstrom still gives voice and action to his lovable crew when they perform between TV shows at hospitals and orphans' homes.

Accolade of Them All An example of the hold which the

round-headed "Kukla" and "011ie," his sorrowful, one-toothed dragon, have on the hearts of their fans lies in the story about a New York radio executive. In this case, the executive was a woman, quite a worldly soul, to whom celebrities of any sort (but especially those of radio or video) came a dime a dozen. Too many of her "best friends" fell into the celeb category for her to be much im-pressed by mere "fame." An absolute and nightly fan of

the Kuklapolitans, this young woman about Manhattan wouldn't miss an evening of their antics. One night, to her joy, she heard "Kukla" mention having seen her, the mere viewer, in a crowd some place! Off to the phone she rushed to call her friends and tell these folk, at whose word radio and television shows are built or bought, of her greatest of thrills! "K u k I a" had actually said her name!

"KUKLA" AND "FLETCHER RAIIIIIT" work up a rare bit of tympanic enter-tainment. The fact that this sort of whimsical stuff comes off well five nights a week is tribute to Facile-minded Tillstrom and his right hand, Fran Allison.

August 21, 1949

KUKLA CUTS A CAPER. THIS HORSING AROUND is a rare thing for usually serious-minded -Kukla - (left), such antics ordinarily being left to

snore capricious crony, the snaggle-toothed dragon -011ie.-

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SEEN ON THE SCENE

LAURA CORRAY, LEFT, Pierre Andre and Judith Sargent in one

of the eighteen dance numbers in -Para-dise Island,- first film musical series to be made especially for the new medium. Pro-duced by Jerry Fairbanks, the series stars Danny O'Neil, with Anne Sterling. (Fair-banks photo.)

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4111V GAMEMASTER HERB ALLEN a nd a group of his youthful contestants

on KLAC's -Hail the Champ,- a kid show for kid enjoyment, with wonderful prizes and fun. Furriest is seen Fridays at 7:30.

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PROVING THAT "STARS ARE BRIGHT" are the guests on the KTTV show, with forfeits aplenty for the erring stars

as emcee Tobc Reed fires the questions. Comic Sterling Holloway, Reed, Roddy McDowall, Gloria Jean and Scott Brady relax just before showtime. (CBS photo.)

INFORMAL THREESOME shown ' W-

after a recent telecast of the NBC video quiz show -Who Said That?" includes quotemaster Robert Trout with guest members Faye Emerson Roose-velt and eavesdropper Edward Everett Horton catching up on the conversation.

-1 67. ONE OF THE HARDIEST perennials in Southern California is -Mirandy

and Her Garden,- now a Saturday after-noon Feature on KFI-TV. Channel 9 tek-viewers like her homespun, philosophical approach to gardening and flower arrang-ing. (Rothschild photo.)

AUGUST 21, 1949

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For Love o' Mike (cGe.mnmereanit)

Rumors Are Flying. Alan Rich's radio quiz s h 0 w,

"Managing Editor,' auditioning at three networks. Alan is radio editor of the Valley Times and his program is currently being heard on KGIL... Not only the FCC, but Congress itself is said to be against acceptance of ad-vertising for hard liquor by radio networks, as planned. . . . "Chandu. the Magician,' is in New York look-ing for another sponsor. . . . Famous Saturday Evening Post serial and Marie Dressler movie series, "Tug-boat Annie," to find its way to the air soon.... Fred Allen to take a long rest that includes a visit to his pals, the James Masons, on the Coast this fall while radio and video plans wait. . . . Norman Corwin's famous Colum-bia Workshop radio play, "Mary and the Fairy," to be made into a Broad-way play. . . . "Ladies Be Seated" may be dropped.

Looks Like Garry Moore has signed with CBS

and will be heard with a five-a-week

NEXT WEEK Those great zanies, Ole Olsen

and Chick Johnson, are the sub-lees of a two-page picture story covering their new television career. The beloved Chef Milani is on

our cover and also featured in our pages. John Brown, radio's actingest

actor, and lovely Jan Miner, "Lora Lawton" and "Ann" on "Crime Photographer," who was interviewed by Evelyn Bigsby In New York, are both profiled. Another top air actor, Sheldon Leonard, reveals an exciting facet of his career. Singer Johnny Desmond is

spotlighted as he takes over the much sought-after singing spot on Don McNeill's "Breakfast Club." Also, a picture story on re-

hearsal breaks at Mutual, an-other chapter in Flashbacks, an Interview with a foreign radio visitor—plus news, comments, gags, logs, listening tips and let-ters. Lots of variety for tans NEXT WEEK.

one-hour series, starting in September. This sounds like "Club Matinee," the program that brought fame to Ransom Sherman and Garry in Chicago. . . . Al Jolson returns to vaudeville for the first time in ten years, with eighteen appearances in three days in New York. . . . NBC's private eye Dick Powell will play opposite his wife for the first time in a movie, "The Re-former and the Redhead." . . . There are two new daytime serials for NBC, "Marriage for Two" and 'Thanks for Tomorrow." . . . In the middle of the heat wave, Doris Day was making Christmas records. . . . Claire Trevor will be mistress of ceremonies on "Wizard of Odds," ABC's planned fall giveaway. Show will be a half-hour session, once a week.

Your Cue / Shows You \ \ May Like

Ethel Merman Show If you like Ethel Merman you

shouldn't be missing her series on KFI, 6:30 p.m. Sunday. If you don't enjoy her, you'll probably stick with the strong opposition she has on the other nets at that time. The Merman show is our Ethel all

over again. It's terrific when she's singing "No Business Like you-know-what" or "You're the Top" or any one of the many Cole Porter and Irving Berlin hits that were written for her and then drained off by smaller voices singing closer to the mike. She plays herself—as if she could

be anyone else—in a backstage musi-cal built around her famous songs. She's got the sort of brassy personal-ity and musical stage projection that swamp the rest of her pretty good radio cast. It's interesting to note that some of

the songs she sings have had their lyrics changed since the last time you listened to a Merman record, or saw a Merman show. That great crashing song, "Heat Wave," is a notable ex-ample.

"Rocky Jordan 11

Jack Moyles as the intrepid "Rocky Jordan" of "Cafe Tambourine" is surely one of the most attractive air heroes engaged in melodrama. Heard at 5:00 p. m. Sunday on KNX, he's still battling international intrigue in Cai-ro with an assortment of native char-acters and a beautiful girl in the new series. The longevity of this program is

based on the same appeal that the old Peter Lorre-Sidney Greenstreet

movies had. Radio cast supplying the typical characters lurking around the "Cafe" is excellent. Betty Lou Gerson, Byron Kane, Jay Novello, David Ellis and John Dehner, all equipped with beautiful speaking voices, gave the first broadcast an all-star send-off. Musical conductor Dick Aurandt ob-

viously enjoyed his chores in atmos-phering the exotic setting and con-tsibuted a completely apropos score.

Playbacks Comment

We Point With Pride . . To a young actress of great

charm and talent, Susan Douglas, currently heard (among other things) as "Sally" on "Wendy Warren." Her interesting voice is combined with a disarming sincerity. . . . To Henry Morgan, who contin-

ues to be a very funny man through-out most of his broadcast. His recent burlesquing of real-life situations as they would be done on the air was tops in the Morgan manner. A man buying a package of cigarettes was reenacted a la Lucky Strike commer-cials; an ordinary domestic situation was turned into a breathless soap opera. . . . To the very real flavor given

the stories on NBC's "The Big Story." Often real-life happenings can be made to sound extremely phony; "Big Story" manages to be exciting without hurting its factual basis. . . . To crooner Johnny Desmond's

singing as newest member of the Don McNeill "Breakfast Club" gang. Young Desmond had a large lob cut out for him in following the extremely popu-lar Jack Owens. By being himself and singing better than ever, Johnny "ar-rived.'

We View With Alarm ... Still another speech mannerism

we could do without in radio inter-views is "you know" repeated so many times that the subject sounds as if he's interjecting "y'kn" after every other word. "You know, it's as if, y'know, I went to,, rknow, New York Instead of Hollywood, yknow." Now doesn't that sound interesting? . . . The word "happiness" as used

on most soap operas. People talk so incessantly of "my happiness" and "your happiness" that the word is coming to mean the normal feeling of merely being alive. Webster de-

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AUGUST 21, 1949 RADIO and TELEVISION LIFE

•KECA mike memos By BARBARA HATHAWAY

With su m mer heat waves rolling in at frequent intervals, it's a good idea to lose yourself at every opportunity in the refreshing offerings the air-

waves are toss-ing your way. A delightful exa m ple is A B C's "Na me the M ovie," 8:45 Thursday nights, starring tenor Clark Dennis, wit h t h e Starlight-ers, songstress Peggy M ann

and the music of Ed ward Gilbert's orchestra. Hos-pitalized veterans participate in a guessing ga me and a top movie star fills. the guest spot each week. It all m akes for light listening in the right mood for a warm su m mer's night. KECA-TV Channel 7, starts Sept. 161 As a matter of fact, morning, noon

and night —five days a week on KECA —you'll find a variety of pleasing mu-sical features. At 8:00 a.m. hear the Breakfast Club's new Cruising Crooner —Johnny Desmond. The young bari-tone, who has replaced Jack Owens, reached international fame during the war when, as a member of the of-ficial AAF band, he beca me a favorite of the Princesses Elizabeth and Mar-garet Rose. At 12:15 p.m. Norwood Smith takes your mind off the 'mid-day sun with old and new ballads rich in melody and romance. Then, to wind things up, melodically speak-ing, catch Casa Cugat at 10:15 p.m. and, of course, the hotel orchestras come breezing in at 11:15. That's nightly, Mon. thru Fri. on KECA. KECA-TV Channel 7, starts Sept. 161 Another thought about music . . .

this time, of a serious nature . . have you heard the excellent interpretation of sacred church songs by choir and quartet on the Old Fashioned Revival H our, 8:00 a. m. Sundays? On Voice of

Prophecy, which follows at 9:30 a. m., gyou'll notice an unusually fine presen-tation of devotional hy mns, also. Then, every Tuesday at 11:15 a. m. bass-bari-tone George Beverly Shea and the Club Ti me singers include among their in-

spirational selections, favorites of fa-m ous persons. KECA-TV Channel 7, starts Sept. 161 You . know, a lot of world news is

confusing. Even when you get a con-cise edition from a newsman as thorough and reliable as the Rich-field Reporter (nightly at ten, except Sat.) it still helps to have somebody sift it down for you. That's where men like James Roosevelt, Henry J. Taylor, Arthur Gaeth and Martin Agronsky come in. For better understanding of

• current events, hear them" all—on KECA! --Advertisement. o Page Ten

Clark Dennis and Peggy Mann

Radio im Review (Continued from Preceding Page)

fines It as "Good luck; prosperity." . . . The bad taste of the quotes

attributed to the current Miss Amer-ica now touring Europe as reported by most of the radio newsmen. Dis-tasteful enough in the press to hear her expression on "falsies." French bathing suits and the fact that French girls of her age are "too thin" (now, we wonder why?) it's even worse to hear it coming over the air. . . . All the television jokes! 1949

should certainly go down in history as the year of the TV gag. "I tried to get into television but I was too fat to get on that little screen." .. . "They've invented a new thing where you can hear televNion without look-ing at those little pictures. Radio, it's called." And on, and on.

"Martin Kane, Private Eye" Gumshoeing his way through thirty

minutes of slow-paced, poorly worded dialogue, William Gargan debuted a new Mutual-Don Lee mystery series, Sunday, KHJ, 1:30 p.m.

As "Martin Kane, Prieate Eye," Gargan sleuths in a Manhattan lo-cale, mixing with crooked bums and parched-voiced femmes fatale. Script amounts to a parlay on the wiles of women, tough man talk, and crime investigation accompanied by melo-dramatic music which tries to set the mood for mayhem but booms into too many irritating crescendos and shiv-ers down to a poorly chosen tempo. Making the show tolerable was Gar-

gan's punch-packed delivery, which almost lost its appeal when it dipped into trite expressions and more than obvious innuendoes. Detectiving is no strange business to Bill Gargan, who has become an ace sleuth in many movies. Given stronger aid by the scripters, "Martin Kane" should turn into good listening fare after it set-tles down.

On Mike About Studio ( 1 , Happenings /

Jack Pot Cracked When Miss Anne Notre was called

by NBC's "Hollywood Calling" and asked for the name of the "Film of Fortune," She cracked the five-week-old mystery by answering "Jealousy." The twenty-year-old dental assistant in Union City, New Jersey, had known the correct answer for the past two weeks and was the tenth person called as the program aired that Sun-day.

Miss Notre will receive $31,000 in prizes, much of which she plans to share with her family. Prizes included a trip to Paris for two, a $1,000 ward-robe from a French couturier, a new car, a pair of French poodles, a $2,000 wardrobe for a man, imported per-

fumes, an ermine jacket and many other items. She revealed that the , trip to Paris will be given to her father and mother and that a married sister, a brother, another sister and a nephew will share in the other prizes. The new "Film of Fortune" started

on August 14, with the jack pot pegged at $27,000 and increased each week. New clues are: "A man and girl for a ride—but it's the man who walks back!" "Two women flare into a furious fight over a man!" "A rock crashes through a window." A forty - five - day Mediterranean

cruise for two is only one of, the prizes—so be on your toes!

Contests and Offers 11 "LADIES DAY," KFI, 9:06 a.m. Monday through Friday —Contestants send in se-lection of four songs based on the wed-ding superstition, "Something old, some-thing new, something borrowed, some-thing blue." New sweepstakes jack-pot offer monthly. Postcard choice of four songs to "Ladles Day," KFI, Los An-geles 64.

"LADIES FIRST," KHJ, 11:00 a.m. Mon-day through Friday — Listeners at horne write in a four-line poem dealing with the show or personalities on It. Add name, address and telephone number. The post-card will entitle listeners to guess the "Fa-mous Lady Quiz." More details given on show. Send postcards to "Ladies First," KHJ, 1313 North Vine Street, Hollywood.

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RELIC Harry Salter, musical director of

ABC's "Stop the Music," traced the singing commercial to a nineteenth-century hymn book. It was found that a clergyman who wanted to pro-vide hymnals for his congregation ac-cepted the offer of inserting adver-tisements into the songs. Hymnals in tantl, the people would burst forth ith: "Hark! The herald angels sing Beecham's Pills are just the thing; Peace on earth and mercy mild, Two for man and one for child."

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CAREER FOR KIRKWOOD Jack Kirkwood of the Bob Hope

show on NBC has just landed a movie. acting plum. He will be a featured comedian in the new Hope film, "Where Men Are Men." Kirkwood, who missed out on being featured in a Bing Crosby picture because of a recent illness, got the part in the Hope picture when Barry Fitzgerald had to undergo an emergency operation.

* * DREAM VOCALIST

Sammy Kaye, MBS maestro, is seek-ing a songstress so telegenic she Will be the Miss Television of the future. Requirements are that she must have the eyes of Rita Hayworth; the nose of Lana Turner; the smile of Maureen O'Hara; the hair of Marilyn Maxwell and the figure of Betty Grable. Oh yes, it wouldn't be so bad, if she could sing a little, too!

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AUGUST 21. 1949 RADIO arid TELEVISION LIFE

V IDEO in Rev iew

In & Out of Focus (ctnmereanq

Looks Like Looks like the title "Rumpus Room"

will be changed to "The Ben Gage Show." Ben, incidentally, is working toward adding a night-club routine to his radio-television schedule, and is expected to open his new act in Las Vegas this fall. He is also being paged for the "Steve Canyon" comic-

strip title role... . Greek Theater pro-

ducer Gene Mann is next to take the video plunge and is now organizing his own production unit to turn out live and film TV shows this winter. ... Video has finally arrived. A dealer on Santa Monica Boulevard, down near the beach, has a full theater marquee announcing what is playing Inside (inside the window) each night of the week.... The two bills recently offered the California State Legisla-

ture in Sacramento, two almost simi-

lar bills providing for a five per cent tax on certain television income, were defeated. Either, if passed, would have provided one more definite ob-

stacle in the way of video-set sales, and would otherwise have directly affected the entire television industry. ... Arthur Schwartz, producer of next season's "Inside U. S. A.," Chevrolet TV show, set up all his plans for the NBC presentation, reputedly snagged the twenty G's a week necessary as budget, then had to come to Holly-

wood for talent. The lead will prob-

ably come from here, as will guest stars. Show will be a revue, with liberal use of film and live stuff. . Twenty-six audience shows per week are available for those who want to look behind scenes before they leap to the retailers to purchase. . . . Among them are KNBH's "Country Store"; KTSL's "What's the Name of That Song?." "Piano Portraits and Eddie Le Roy's show; KLAC-TV's Dick Haynes Variety Show and "Hail the Champ"; ICTLA's Spade Cooley show and KTTV's "Pantomime Quiz." "Bo-

zo's Circus" and the Ben Gage show.

Rumors Are Flying. Now that the possibility of Warner

Brothers buying KLAC-TV is no longer brewing, KFAC. Los Angeles, has re-

newed its efforts to obtain Mrs. Thackery's frequency on KLAC-TV. Three other bidders flatly said "no!" to the lady's million-dollar price tag on the station. . . . Bob Crosby has moved east for television work. His determination includes even selling his West Coast home.... MCA is sup-

posedly packaging a show for tele-

vision around "Parkyakarkus." Jack Bcuatett and Frank Cooper are the latest to dream up a video show. The revue used "under-twelve" kids, and is

being routined by Rubens Workshop, written by the two creators. . . . Jane Pickens may be starred in a video show for NBC next season. . . . On the strength of his eleven guest shots, all video, in the East, Buddy Rogers has received seven bids for his own New York show. He is expected to sign for one. . . . "Fibber and Moll y" will do experimental video audition-

ing for video next fall, but say a def-inite move into the new medium would kill their AM show. Too much work to do both, they say.

Stop, Listen, Look (Sm'avylst7,17:1

"Hollywood Mystery House There seems to be something about

five, ten or twenty-five minutes past the hour when announced as the time of a show, that immediatel y categor-izes it as more or less a filler, not of strictly A-1 caliber. We know that the 8:05 p.m. an-

nounced for KLAC-TV's Sunday ni ght "Hollywood Mystery House" kent us,

"Pal Headliners • The title "Pal Headliners" seemed to us suggestive of small animal friends who had somehow , distin-

guished themselves suffieiently to ap-

pear in the local seventy-two-point banners. That happy thought lured us into sticking around for the five-minute spot on wrry, Sunday night at 7:25. It was thus we uncovered one of the best small commercial video shows we have seen. "Pal" refers to Pal Hollow Ground

Razor Blades. A pitch for these pre-

cedes the news show, and what a pitch! During the time Pal's differ-

ent kinds of blades are flashed on the screen, a narrator tells you about them. With a timing old vaudevil-

lians would envy, the commercial shoots catch lines at the viewer, each time getting him back just before at-tention strays . . . e.g. "you can change shave to save in one second" or "takes the H out of shave for you men." The four remaining minutes of re-

cently seen film dealt with tiny Bon-

nie Prince Charlie, son of Elizabeth and the Duke of Edinburgh. The ex-clusive Movietone shots of the baby and his adoring parents were of the most intimate type, showing small Charles and mother rolling about on the grass. Old film of other eras brought Edward VU, George V and the present ruling couple onto the television screen, while commentator Ed Thorgersen posed the question as to whom the baby resembled.

until recently, from catching it. First Happy little Charles resembled presentation we saw was "Mystery in nothing so much as any other happy, the Mojave," a comedy -mystery with beloved baby who wa s blissfull y un-a plot as frail as the title suggests. aware of the camera, but it made a What kept us around was not the good gimmick to tie together all the script but the highly professional, ex- film secured for one of these regret-• cellent performances on the part of tably brief presentations. all actors and actresses (with the ex-ception of one poor soul not quite sure i „ package ABC sold to CBS-of his lines) and the beautiful set n

Europe TV until such time as ABC is rolling

construction by Jerry Tainblyn. here on the Coast. Spot is a live show, emanating from Money and obviously some thought

the confines, and we use the term have been spent on this show. Too literally, of KLAC-TV's studios. Yet somehow the illusion of a ranch bad the various panels around town which spend their, lunch hours in house, the wide-open space of a back wordy, valueless and vaguely general forty acres, and the long rides through scussions of what is good and what the night came across as well as any al motion picture we have seen outside is not so good gooldi kwe itthh ivs.i deo don't study

of "Treasure of the Sierra Madre," small fil carefully shot to picture as much of Frank Veloz Show the outdoors as possible. Jack Kelly, Chris Fortune, Cathy The new Frank Veloz video show

Qualen (daughter of movie actor John (KNBH, Channel 4, Sundays at 8:30 Qualen) and Mel Marshall carried off p.m.) is an entertaining half hour the principal roles. Their craft

that instructs at-homers and audience avoiding a single glance at the tele- members le- members in dance steps, then pits the vision cameras added to their natural audience couples against one another

a performances in a story that found a s they trip the light or heavy fan-

merry group of dudes plunged into tastic. Frank Veloz has long been acclaimed as America's greatest ball-

solving the murder of the ranch own-er. The denouement hinged on a room dancer. After a few more shows secret magnesium deposit or some he is likely as not to be acclaimed such credible factor. The comedy video's most gracious emcee and able

touch and fast action redeemed corn- host. Probably biggest tribute to his

pletely any boredom of plot, social and entertainment-wise abili-

The wits behind camera direction at ties were the noticeable ease and hap-

VT AC-TV belong to a miss. Betty py unself-conscious manner with

tering that abetted nicely (save for some rather king fades) the performers' work. Page Eleven

which audience members glided or Turbiville can be credited for shut• clumped through routines before both

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it old Podium By Joan Buchanan

One of America's leading composers pit semi-classical and operetta scores 11192 been strangely inactive for about a decade. Recently a rumor reached us that a partial solution had been discovered. Seems that the composer was called to a movie studio to do the score for an important musical spec-tacle. He agreed and the contract was about to be signed when he sud' denly called a halt. He returned home, consulted his ()WA board and then refused to sign the contract— oulja once again had said "No!"

Just in passing, it's interesting to note that though the Hollywood Bowl insisted it had to book cowboy acts and ice skaters in order to make up the deficit caused by concert and symphony attractions, the Horowitz concert attracted a near-capacity crowd, traffic was blocked to Franklin Avenue and the parking lots were charging a dollar, a sure sign of a profitable concert.

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Did you know that it's not musical gifts alone that attract an audience? According to an interesting break-down in one of the Billboard Encyclo-pedias of Music, concert and opera artists depend on several other attri-butes to draw crowds. Here's how it goes: Musical gifts combined with an attractive on- and off-stage personal-ity —Lily Pons, Artur Rubinstein, Eu-gene List and Ezio Pinza. Musical gifts combined with a pro-

vocative personality that gets into print—Beecham, Levant, Stokowski. The late Grace Moore was also in this category. Attractive and peppery per-sonalities in addition to great musical talent —Maggie Teyte and Toscanini. Extraordinary musical talent that draws crowds removed from any off-stage attraction — Horowitz, Heifetz, Menuhin, Kapell, Casadesus, Serkin and Stern. Personalities who have improved

their appeal through movies and radio —Lauritz Melchior and Jose Iturbi.

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Jean Holloway, the talented young lady who writes four shows a week, including "Railroad Hour" and "Mr. President," got to thinking about radio comedy. "Wouldn't it be wonderful," she mused, "if I could team Helen Traubel and Lauritz Melchior as a couple of married opera stars! Ah well, it wouldn't work—but if it did . ." Jean enlarged on the idea, flew to New York and contacted the Metro-politan stars. They both thought it was a wonderful idea —and the audi• tion record is going to be cut any day. "They both have a great sense of

comedy," revealed the writer, when we asked for details on the show. "I've even used incidents that have happened to them in opera and some of the gags they've played on each other." Seems that Melchior took a diabolical delight in holding Traubel Page Twelve

PIERRE, MASTEH OF THE CREPES SUZETTE, writes from Paris: "Ou! la! la! All the Frenchmen holler when you go to exchange dollars for francs . The crepe-suzette industry is dead here. Only multi-millionaires eat them once every three years."

ONE OF THE FIRST RADIO LIFE stories I ever did was about a couple to whom I listened every morn ing — Andy and Virginia Mansfield on KMPC. Meeting them was one of the liveliest-and happiest encounters, even yet, of my radio career. Bes ides be-ing such fundamentally nice peo ple, they have a zest for life that makes

so tight during love scenes in the operas they did together that Helen had to struggle out of his grasp to hit her high notes. Once he dressed up in a long gown ,

put a wreath of flowers on his hea d and danced out with the village ma id-ens just as Traubel was in the m idst of an aria!

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By Evelyn Bigsby "QUEEN FOR A DAY" is a misnomer . Those lucky ladies w hom Jac k

Bailey has crowned over the past four years have banded themse lves into an "ex" club in which all the members are still queens . I know, because they invited me to one of their monthly parties. It was held in the gar den behind Wanda's Bakery on North Western Avenue (she is the one who m akes all those mouth-watering cakes given to all the Queens). There isn't the remotest chance that

a one of them will ever forget that for twenty-four hours she was Queen, but just in case, a large motto was hung near the head of the table: "Queen for a Day — Forever Queenly." The gals certainly spread a royal luncheon feast and their noblesse oblige could be matched any day with Elizabeth's or Julianas. But when they squeezed into the garage to view some motion pictures taken at one of their recent picnics, they screamed like youngsters at a back-yard circus. Cries of "Where's Nora?" "Where am I? Where am I? There I am!" "Oh, there's Mary. Doesn't she look cute, the dear!" blended into a joyous ca-cophony decidedly undignified and decidedly delightful.

them wonderful company. Between Virginia's hooked rugs, iris garden, professionally homemade hats, Andy's model railroad, stamps, record collec-tion (15,000) and their dogs and pool there is always an excellent spring-board for stimulating conversation. My visit to their Bar Nothing Ranch last weekend was up to par, despite the fact that Virginia's chocolate cake didn't come out as tall as she had expected and that Pat (ninety-four dog years old) was in a snappy mood. Yom probably know people like the Mansfields (maybe you know the Mansfields) but if you don't, perhaps you'll be glad to be reassured that there are still some like them left in this distressed and sometimes ugly world.

RETURNING TO OUR STARTING TRAVEL-IS-BROADENING DEPART- POINT, "Queen for a Day" tickets are

MENT: Reader Pearl Sanborn has in heavy deman d an d those w ho have called me down: "So you don't know any conn ection w ith the show are al-about the four flags always flying, ways badgere d w ith requests. Not hing Two Capitol, one Congressional Li- stops the press ing deman ds. For in-brary, one Francis Key's grave." Okay, stance , las t wee k, Jim Parsons of the Pearl. Now I know and thank you. M utua l publicity department was in

the hospital for a nose operation. He had just come out of surgery and was lying, doped and in pain, In a room with two beds, the other one occupied by .a loquacious chap who had un-de rgone leg surgery. Striving to be pleasant, he asked Jim where he worked. "Oh, out In Hollywood at a place

called Mutual Broadcasting," mumbled Jim. "Say," pounced the other patient,

"can you get me two tickets for 'Queen for a Day'?" Nearly dying by this time, so he

thought, Jim sighed. "Yeah, mebbe for you, but if anybody else asks you what I do, tell 'em I work for the L.A. Transit Lines and that I'll get 'em a transfer!"

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WORDS OF WISDOIU Winning words of wisdom read by

Jack McElroy on ABC's "Breakfast in Hollywood" included these gems:

The Holloway show, "Mr. and Mrs. some people should do less public Opera," will include a song each for speaking and more private thinking; the two stars and a duet to close the worry is the interest paid by those show. In between will be situation who borrow trouble; the person who comedy, a commodity which neither goes around with a chip on his shoul-Traubel nor Melchior should have any der should check to see if it came difficulty in supplying, from his own head!


TIME CHANGES MONDAY, AUGUST 22 — "One for the Book," KECA, 10:30 p.m. (30 min.). Lou Cook and George Fenneman heard half hour Monday through Friday.

WHAT'S NEW Music

W EDNESDAY, AUGUST 24 —"Conductor's Showcase," KNX, 6:00 p.m. (1 hr.). Rob-ert Russell Bennett is guest conductor in program which features composers with new works.

Comedy THURSDAY, AUGUST 25 —"Father Knows Best," KFI, 9:00 p.m. (30 min.). Robert Young plays lead in family comedy series with June Whitley, Rhoda Williams, Nor-ma Jean Nilsson and Ted Donaldson.

WHAT'S SPECIAL Public Interest

SUNDAY, AUGUST 21 —"Hiroshima and Ja-pan, Four Years Later," KECA, 1:00 P. m (30 min.). 5:30 p.m. (30 min.). Norman Cousins' script commemorates the victory over Japan with Interviews by witnesses of Hiroshima and Nagasaki.

MONDAY, AUGUST 22 —"The Nation's De-fenses," KNX, 7:30 p.m. Monday through Friday, (30 min.). Five broadcasts from the Joint Orientation Conferences of the Department of Defense. Tonight, Secre-tary of Defense Louis Johnson's topic is "The Defense Establishment." Tuesday, 6:30 p.m., Gordon Grey speaks on "The Army's Role," and Francis P. Matthews tells of "The Navy's Role." Wednesday, 9:00 p.m., W. Stuart Symington reveals "The Air Force's Role." Thursday, 7:30 p.m., Sumner T. Pike describes "Atomic Energy In Defense." Friday, 7:30 p.m., General Omar N. Bradley peruses "The Problem of National Morale," concluding the series.

Sports

SATURDAY, AUGUST 20— Walker Cup Golf Matches, KFI, 12:30 p.m. (30 min.). Described by Bill Stern and Harry Nash.

WHO'S GUESTING Participation

SUNDAY, AUGUST 21 —"Twenty Questions," KHJ, 8:00 p.m. (30 min.). Marta Toren is guest panelist.

M USIC SUNDAY, AUGUST 21 — NBC Symphony, KFI, 5:30 p.m. (1 hr.). Robert Merrill Is guest soloist.

Discussion SATURDAY, A U G U S T 20 — "Meet the Press," KHJ, 6:00 p.m. (30 min.). Clarence B. Randall Is guest.

WHAT'S PLAYING Drama

FRIDAY, AUGUST 19 — "Screen Director's Playhouse," 6:00 p.m. (30 min.). William Powell in "Love Crazy."

SATURDAY, AUGUST 20—"Grand Central Station," KNX, 9:30 a.m. (30 min.). Ethel Own and Jesse White in an original drama.

SATURDAY, AUGUST 20 — "Stars Over

Hollywood," KNX, 10:00 a.m. (30 min.). Popular vocalist Buddy Clark in "Beat of My Heart."

SUNDAY, AUGUST 21 — "NBC University Theater," KFI, 11:30 a.m. (1 hr.). Cesar Romero In "The Crusaders."

SUNDAY, AUGUST 21 — "Family Hour," KNX, 3:00 p.m. (30 min.). Joan Bennett in "Penny Serenade."

TUESDAY, AUGUST 23 —"Skippy Holly-wood Theater," KFI, 7:00 p.m. (30 min.). Robert Hutton In "The Sound of Her Voice."

W EDNESDAY, AUGUST 24 —"Family The-ater," KHJ, 8:30 p.m. (30 min.). Irene Dunne Is hostess and narrator of "Robert of Sicily."

Mystety-Drama

MONDAY, AUGUST 22 —"Inner Sanctum," KNX, 9:00 p.m. (30 min.). Everett Sloane In "Mind Over Murder."

Music

SUNDAY, AUGUST 21 — "Chicago Music Festival," KHJ, 9:30 p.m. (1 hr.). Laur-itz Melchior and Nancy Carr sing in the annual Music Festival.

MONDAY, AUGUST 22 —"Railroad Hour," KECA, 8:00 p.m. (30 min.). Gordcn Mac-Rae salutes "Forty-Five Minutes From Broadway."

MONDAY, AUGUST 22 —"Telephone Hour," KFI, 9:00 p.m. (30 min.). The Bell Tele-phone orchestra and chorus.

Discussion SUNDAY, AUGUST 21 — "Invitation to Learning," KNX, 9:00 a.m. (30 min.). "The Rise of Silas Lapham" by William Howells is discussed by E. K. Brown, W. Lloyd Warner and WIlllam Keast.

SUNDAY, AUGUST 21 — "Chicago Round-table," KFI, 10:30 a.m. (30 min.). "How Can American Business Speed Economic Progress Abroad?" Is briefed by Earl Clark and Earl Hamilton In concluding the series on "How's Business?"

SUNDAY, AUGUST 21 —"Northwestern Uni-versity," KHJ, 4:30 p.m. (30 min.). Jackie Cooper, John Forsythe, Edward Crowley and Claudia Webster discuss "What Is Happening to the American Theater?"

Juvenile SATURDAY, AUGUST 20 —"Let's Pretend," KNX, 8:05 a.m. (25 mln.). Fantasy of "The Rusted Knight."

WHAT'S BACK Music

MONDAY, AUGUST 22 — "Oxydol Show." KNX, 8:15 p.m. (15 min.). Jack Smith returns with Dinah Shore and Margaret Whiting Monday through Friday.

Comedy MONDAY, AUGUST 22 — "Beulah," KNX, 9:30 p.m. (15 min.). Comedienne returns Monday through Friday.

* * JOIN CAST

Charles Irving and Linda Watkins have joined the NBCast of "My Good Wife" as "Charlie and Audrey Mitchell."

TV Precasts. WHAT'S NEW

Music MONDAY, AUGUST 22-._0'Memory Album," KTSL, Channel 2, 7:fil p.m. (15 min.). Carolyn Tanner sings with Bob Packham at the piano.

MONDAY, AUGUST 22 — Serial, KTSL, Channel 2, 6:45 p.m. (20 Min.). "Last of the Mohicans."

Gardening FRIDAY, AUGUST 26 — "Garden Chats," KTSL, Channel 2, 7:45 p.m. (15 Min.). J. J. Littlefield gives systematic principles of gardening.

Drama MONDAY, AUGUST 22 — "Lights, Camera. Action," KNBH, Channel 4, 7:40 p.m. (10 min.). Offers a role In the movies as first prize to young professionals who ap-pear on this show emceed by Walter W. King.

Interior Decorating W EDNESDAY, AUGUST 24 —"Key to Your Home," KNBH, Channel 4, 7:45 o.m. (15 min.). Lewis A. Storrs, architect, offers hints on home decoration.

WHAT'S SPECIAL Sports

FRIDAY, AUGUST 26 —Los Angeles Rai.. versus Washington Redskins, KTT‘i, Channel 11, 8:15 p.m. (to concl.). Times charity football game with Bill Welch and 'John Wald announcing.

WHO'S GUESTING Variety

SUNDAY, AUGUST 21 —" Who Said That?," KNBH, Channel 4, 8:00 p.m. (to concl.). Mrs. Martin Johnson, Marquis Childs and Philip Willkie are guests.

WHAT'S PLAYING Film

SATURDAY, AUGUST 20 —Travelog, KT Channel 2, 7:10 p.m. (20 min.). "Scen Sweden."

SATURDAY, AUGUST 20 — Feature Filn KTSL, Channel 2, 9:00 p.m. (to concl.) "Reckless Way" with Marian Nixon.

SUNDAY, AUGUST 21 — Western, KTSL Channel 2, 8:00 p.m. (to concl.). John Wayne in "Rainbow Valley."

SUNDAY, AUGUST 21 — Feature Film, KTLA, Channel 5, 9:15 p.m. (to concl.). "Under the Red Robe," with Raymond Massey, Annabella and Conrad Veidt.

THURSDAY, AUGUST 25 —Feature Film, KNBH, Channel 4, 8:30 p.m. (to concl.). Charles Ruggles, Fay Bainter, Helen Broderick, Marjorie Reynolds and Hattie McDaniel in "Three Is a Family."

Variety SATURDAY, AUGUST 20 —"Sandy Dreams," KTLA, Channel 5, 6:30 p.m. (30 min.). "Sandy" goes prospecting In observance of Centennial days.

Drama

W EDNESDAY, AUGUST 24 — "Kraft Tele'-vision Theater," KNBH. Channel 4, 8:00 p.m. (1 hr.). Patricia Jenkins, Mark Roberts and Vaughn Taylor in comedy "The Misleading Lady."

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LIKE OLD TIMES Bob Moon's Saturday record sessicil

on KHJ at 10:15 a.m. will include in-terviews taped at Catalina Island.

Pa r Thirteen

AUGUST 21, 1949 RADI O and TELEVISION LIFE

TELEVISION PROGRAMS Station Finder Channel 2—KTSL Channel 4—KNBH Channel S—KTLA Channel 7—KECA-TY Channel 13—KFMB-TY Channel 9—KFI-TY Channel I I —KTTY Channel I 3—KLAC-TY

SUNDAY 12,00._ce.e, Midday Devotions,

I2:10—Ch.9, A Pretty Girl. 12:30--Ch.9, Ben Alexander',

Dream Howie. 1:00--Ch.9. Feature Film. "Missing, Believed Married."

1 :15 —Cb.13, Baseball: S. F. at L. A.

2:15--Ch.9, Shop, Look and Listen.

2:25—Ch.9, Children Should Be Heard. :55—Ch.9, Betty Sylvester.

3 :00—Ch.13, Baseball. Donna Rosa,

3:25--Ch.9, Girl I Boy. 3:30—Ch.13, Jimmy Jackson (between game.).

3:45—Ch.9, Thespian. 4:00—Ch.9, The Truth About Dixie.

4:00--Ch.13. Baseball, 4:30—Ch. 9, Spelling Bee. 5:00—Ch.9, At Homo With the Harmon..

5:30—Ch.9, Music Theater, 6:00--Ch.2, Tumbleweed Theater: "Silver Bullet."

6:00 —Ch.5, Sunday Reverie, 6:00—Ch.11, Evening Concert.

6 :00—Ch.13,1Vestern Film. 6:05—Ch.5, Program Preview,

6:10—Ch.5, Cartoon Comedy 6 :15 —Ch.5, Adventure Album.

6:30 —Ch.4, Judy Splinters, IEVERY SUNDAY "HOPALONG CASSIDY" 6:30 - 7:30 P.M. Kyok Channel 5

"Ipur,col'e,1 by ba/Ldlu Arm Lread

6:30 —Ch.5, Hopalong Cassidy, "Three on a Trail."

6:30—C11.8, Cartoon, 6:45—sCh.4, Adventures of Cyclone Malone.

6:45—Ch.11, Kieran's Kaleidoscope.

7 :00—Ch.2, Amateur Hour. 7 :01.—Ch.4, Paradise Island. 7:00—Ch.8, Roving Cameras 7:00 —Ch.11, Crusade in Europe. :00--Ch.13, Teleteen Reporter,

7:15—Ch.4, Pickard Family. 7:15 —Ch.8. Sung fur You. :25--Ch.11, Pal Headliners 7:30--Ch.4. Ford Newsreel, 7:30—Ch.., Toast of Town. 7:30--Cb.11, Rumpus Room. 7:30—Ch.13, Make Me • Sing It. 7:40—Ch.4, Sports Recap. 7:45--Ch.4, Through lb. Eyes of Religion.

7:45 —Ch.5, Feature Film, "Ceder the Red Robe." R Massey, Annabelle.

8:00—Ch.2, Jelin aene Film, "Rainbow /alley."

8:00--Ch.4. Who Said That? 8:00 —Ch.11, Toast of Town 8:00--Ch.13, Sports Roundup 8 :05--Ch.13, Hollywood Myfstery House.

8:30 —C1L4, Frank Velez Show.

8 :30—Ch.13. Keyboard Styling..

8:45—Ch.13, John BraieJin.

9:00- Ch.2, "Java." 9:00—Ch.4. Late News. 9:00—Ch.8, Feature Film. 9:00—Ch.11, Hank McCune. 9:00 —Cb.13, Irwin Allen, 9:15—Ch.5, Movietown, R.S.V.P.

9:30—Ch.11, Film. 10 :00—Cb.11, Caliente Boone

MON. THRU FRI. (AFTERNOON TV)

KECA-TV —CHANNEL 7 1:00—Test Pattern and Music (te 4).

KFME-TV —CHANNEL 2:00—Surprise Matinee (to 5).

KFI-TV — CHANNEL 12:00—News, Ruse Stewart. 12:10—Ladles' Day. /2:45—Interior Decoration

(M). 12:45—Farm Reporter (Th). 12:45—Guest Beek

(Tu, W,F). 1:00—Shop, Look tif Listen. 1:15—Meet the World. 1:40—Cook's Corner (m-Th) 1:45—Cook'. Corner (F). 2:00—Joy of Living. 2:30—Nancy Martin (M F). 2:30—Mitchell Choir Boys (Tu).

2:30—Just for You (W). 2:30—Lou Spence (Th). 2:50—Are Ya Lookin't 3:20—Bridge Club (M-F). 3:30—Lenore Kingston (M). 3:30—Gordon's Garden (Tu) 3:30—Midweek Gardener (W).

3:30—Reduce by Rhythm (Th).

3:30—Public Service (F)• 3:35—The World Is Yeti:. Garden (F)•

3:50 —Report to Mrs. America (M-F).

4:00—News. 4:05—Film (M). 4:05—Uncle Howie (W) 4:05 —Treasure Isle (Th). 4 :05—Apples for the Teach-er (F).

4:15—Film (Tu). 4:20—Memory Lane (M). 4:30—Film Short (w,r). 4:30—Just for You (Th). 4:40—Public Service (M)• 4:40—Fashions (Tu). 4:10—Jerry Marlowe (W). 4:40—Mailbeg (F). 4:45—Meglin Revue (M). 4:45—Caroline Leonetti (Tb) 5:00 —Florabel Muir Reporting (m.w.n.

5:00—Movieland Diary (Tu.Th).

5:10—Burritt Wheeler (M. W,F).

5:10—Johnny Murray (Tu.Th).

5:25 —Girl & Boy (Tu). 5 :15— Publie Service (W.F) 5:30—Piano School (M). 5:30 —Jack Roger. (W,F). 5:30—Al Poska (Tb). 5:30—Jack Rogers (F). 5:45 —Sports Notes. Harmon 5:50—Nees, Ted Meyers,

MONDAY 5:30 —Ch.5, News & Music. 6:00 —Ch.2, Mr. De-Good, 6:00—Ch.5, Cowboy Thrill., 6:00—Ch.11, Cowboy Slim. 6:20--Ch.5, Telescout Club. 6:30—Ch.2, Sleepy Joe. 6:30 —Ch.., Judy Splinters. 8:30 —Ch.5. Time for Beany. 6:45—Ch.2, Serial, "Last of the Mohicans."

8:45 —Ch.4, Adventurer of Cyclone Malone.

6 :45—Ch.5, Preview. 6:45 —Ch.11, Playtime. 6:50—Cb.5. Handy Hints. 7:00—Cb.4, Serial, "The (latching Hand."

7 :00—Cb.5, Cartoon Comedy 7:00—Ch.11, News. 7:05--Ch.2, Telenews. 7 :10—Ch.5. News. 7 :15—Ch .2 . Memory Album. 7:15—Ch.., Phil Gordon. 7:15--Ch.5, Tic Tac Toe. 7:15—Ch.11, The Meakins. 7:30 —Cb.2. Lee's Lair. :30 —Ch.4. Ford Nee sreel.

7:30—Ch.5, Felix de Cola. 7:30—Ch.11, Hollywood in 3 Dimeattions,

7:40—Ch.... Lights. Camera, Action.

7:45 —Ch.2, It's Neat Trick. 7:45—Cb.5, Name the Star. 7:45—C1.11, Cliff Edwards. 7:50--Ch.5, Newsreel. :00—Ch.2, Vincent Loiwg Show,

8:00—Ch.4, Lights Out. 8:00—Cb.5, Feature 171m, 8:00—Ch.11, Dr. Hobby, 8:15—Ch.2. Scene Shifters. 8:30.-01.2, Wrestling. 8:30—C6.4, Editor's Round Table.

8:30 —Ch.11, Football Highlights,

8:00--Ch.4, Bob Steele W estern, "Sundown Saunders.'

9:00—Ch.5, Magazine of the Week.

9 :00 —Ch.11, Gadget Jar/. 9:30—Ch.11, What Do You Think?

10:00--Ch.4, News. 11 :00—Ch.2, Teleoews. :10—Ch.2. Program Review

TUESDAY 11:01>--Ch.5, Cowboy Thrills. 6:00 —Ch.11, Cowboy Slim. 6:20 —Ch.11, Telescout Club, 6:30—Ch.4, Judy Splinters. 6:30—Ch.5, Time for Benny 6:30—Ch.8, Time for Beany. 6:30 —Ch.13, Mickey O'Day. 6:45--Ch.4, Adventures of Cyclone Malone.

6:45 —Ch.5, Preview, 6:45—Ch.8, Serial. 6:45—Ch.D. Pleetime, 6:45 -01.13, Western Serial. 6:50—Ch.5, Handy Hints. 7:00—Ch.4, Serial, "Tbe Clutching Hand."

7:00—Ch.5, Short Subject. 7:00—Ch.8. People in New.. 7:00 —Ch.11, News. 7:00—Ch.13. Cafe Comedy, 7:15 —Ch.4, Phil Gordon. 7:15 —Ch.5, Tricks & Treat. 7:15—C6.11. The :Weskit». 7:15—Ch.13, Eddie & Et. 7:30—Ch.4. Ford Newsreel. 7:30—Ch.5, Musical Adven-ture with Soria Pandit,

7:30—Ch.8, Musical Journey 7 ;30.—eh.11, Hawthorne.

DON OTIS SHOW

Tuesday, 7:30 P.M.

K LAC-TV Channel 13

7:30 —Ch.13, Don Otis. 7:40 —Ch.4, Table Talk. 7:45—Ch.4, Rehearsal Time. 7:45—Ch.8. Whitney'a Magic.

7:45 —Ch./I. Sport Folio. 7 :50--Ch.5, Newsreel. 8:00—Ch.4, Olsen & Johnson 8:00—Ch.5, Feature Picture 8:00—Ch.8, Blind Date, 8:00—Ch.11, 54th St. Revue. 8:05--Ch.13. Baseball: Hollywood at L. A.

8 :31)--Ch.8, Guest Personality,

9:00—Ch.4, Country Store, 9:00--Ch.8. Movies. 9:00—Ch.11, Football Highlights,

9:15 —Ch.5, Special. 9:30—Ch.4, Late New.. 9:30—Ch.11, Mystery Is MY Hobby.

10:00 —Ch.8, Think Fast,

WEDNESDAY 5:30 —Ch.5, News & Music. 6:00 —C'h.5. Cowboy O :20--Ch.5. Telescout Club. 6:30—Ch.4, Judy Splinters. 6 :30--Ch.5. Time for Benny 6:30—Ch.8, Time for Beany. 6:30—Ch.13, Mickey O'Day 6,48-_ce.4, Adventures of Cyclone Malone.

6:45—Ch.8, 6:45—Ch.i3, Western Serial. 8:50 —Ch.5. Handy Hints. 7:00 —C'h.4. Serial. "The Clutching Hand."

7:00—Ch.5, Cartoon Comedy 7:00—Ch.8. People in New*. 7:UO —Ch.13, Harry Bossier Gol/ Clinic.

7:15—Ch.4, Phil Gordon. 7:15—Ch.5. Who's News. 7115—Ch.13. Eddie & Ev. 7:30—Ch.4, Ford Newsreel, 7:30—Ch.5, At the Mat. 7 :30—Ch.8, Roving Camera. 7:30—Ch.13, Bonnie Kemper I:40 -03.4, sports Reese, 7:45—Ch.4, The Key W Your Hume.

7:45—Ch.8, Kieran's Kaleidoecope,

7:45—Ch.13., Spotlight on Roper.

7 :50—Ch.5, Newsreel. 8:00--Ch.4. Kraft Theater, "The Misleading Lady."

8:00—Ch.5, Armchair Detective.

8:00—Cb.8, Arthur Godfrey. 8:00.--C12.13, Sports

BASEBALL

ON

KLAC.TV

LUCKY CHANNEL 13

8:05—Ch.13, Bs/when: Kollewood at L. A.

8 :30—Ch.5, Interview. 8 :35 —Ch.5, Wrestling. 9:00 —C11.4. Premiere Theater,

9:00—Ch.8, Wrestling. 9:30—Ch.4, Late News.

THURSDAY 5:30—Ch.5, News & Music. O :00 —Ch.2, Mr. Do-Good, 6:00—Ch.5, Cowboy Thrall.. 6:20—Ch.5, Telescout Club. 0:30—Ch.4, Judy Splinter.. 6:30—Ch.5, Time for Bean, 6:30—Ch.8, Time for Beany. 6:30—Ch.13, Mickey O'Day. 6:45—Ch.2, Serial. "Last of the Mohicans."

6:45—Ch... Adventure. et Cyclone Malone.

6:45—Ch.5, Preview. 6:45—Ch.8, Serial. 6:45—Ch.13, Western Serial, 8:50—.Ch.5. Handy Hints. 7:00—Ch.4. Serial, "The Clutching Head."

7 :00—Ch.5, Your Town. 7:09 —Ch.8, People In News, 7:00 —Ch.13. Kay Mulvey's Open House.

Teleuews, 7:15—Ch.2, Blueprint for Charm.

BEST PICTURE! BEST

PROGRAMS!

Channel 4 KNBH

7:15 —Ch.4. Phil Gordon. 7 :15—Ch.5, Woman's Word 7:15-1'h.13, Eddie and Ev. 7:30 —Ch.?, Lee's Lair. 7:30 —Ch.4, Ford Newsreel, 7:30—Ch.5, Comedy Featurette.

7 :30—Ch.8. Huffman Hi-Time.

7 :30—Cia.13, Dick Haynes. 7:40 —Ch.4, Sports Recap. 7 :45—Ch .2, Film. 7 :48--c'e.4, The Children Bead.

7 :50—Ch.5, Newsreel. 8:00 —Ch.2, Dance Ballads, 8:00—Ch.4, Lee Hogan. 8:00--Ch.5, Hollywood Opportunity

8:05.—c..13, Baseball: Hollywood at L. A.

11:20 —Ch.2, Film Short. 8:30—Ch.2. What's the Name of That Song?

8:30—Ch.4, Feature Film, "Three is a Family," C. Ruggles, F. Bainter.

9:00—Ch.2, Moray Amsterdam.

9 :00--Ch.5, Teleforum. Telenews,

9:50—Ch.4, Late News,

FRIDAY 5:30—Ch.5, News & Muslo. 5:50—Ch.2, Totten Teaches Taps.

6:00—Ch.2, Mr. Do-Good. 6 :1.10—Ch.5, Cow boy 6:00—C6.11, Cowboy Slim. 6:20—Ch.5, Telescout Club, 6:30—Ch.5, Time for Bean/ 6:30—Ch.8, Time tor Beans. 6:30—Ch.13, Mickey O'Day 6:45 —Clt.2. Serial. 6:45—Ch.., Preview. 66::445-5_cChh..111, .SeprliaartLime.

6:45--Ch.13, Western Serial, 6:50 —Cb.5, Handy Hints. 7:00 —Cb.5, Melody Menu. 7 :00—Ch.8, People in News. 7 :00—Ch.11, Arthur Godfrey 7:00--Ch.13, Carrell Speedway Racing News,

7:0 h.2, Teenews. 7:15—Ch.t, Norma Young, 7:15—Ch.13, Eddie & Ev. 7:30—Ch.?, Lee's Lair. 7:30--Ch.5. Ter Ole Buddy. 7:30--Cb.8, Yen Ole Ruddy. 7:xs30--egic h..13. Hail the Champ.

1:45—Cb.2, Babette, 7 :45—Ch.8, Whitney's

7:50—Ch.5, Newsreel, 8:00—Ch.2, Front Bow Center,

8:00--Ch.5, Special. 88::000—Ce_c hh..1113 ,, Telert-T ogreds..

8:05—Ch.13, Baseball: Hollywood at L. A.

8:15—Ch.11, L. A. Rams n. Washington Redskin*.

8:30—Ch.?, Boxing. 8:30—Ch.8, So You're au Inventor.

9:1100—. Ch.0544 Meet Me in

9:00--Ch.8, Mystery, 9:30—Ch.8, Get-Together, 9:4115—C'ellywh.08,:elneet Me In

11:00—Ch.?, Telenews. 11:10—CILL Program Review

SATURDAY 12:00 —Cb.9, News, Stewart. 12:15 —Ch.9, Shop, Look and Listen.

t2:30--Ch.9, Scout Jamboree, 1:00 —Ch.9, Western Film, 2:00—Ch.9, Ylirandy and Garden.

2:15 —Ch.13, Baseball: Hollywood at L. A.

2:30—Ch.9, Spotlight on Talent.

3:30 —C11.9, Keep It in the Family.

4:00—Ch.9, Western Jubilee. 4:30--CIL9, Traffic Quiz, 5:00—Cb.9. News. 5:10—Cb.9, Sportsmen Only. 5:30--01.5, New. & Music. 6:30— h.9, Let's Talk Sports.

11:00—Cb.2, Mr. Do-Good. 6:00 —Ch.5, Cowboy Thrills, 6:00—Ch.11, Cowboy Slim.

Telescout Club, 6:30—Ch.5, Sandy Dreams. 6:30- 03.8, Seedy Dreams. O :45—Ch.2, 6:45—Ch.11, Playtime. 7:00--Ch.5, Short Subject, 7:00—Ch.8, People in News. 7:00—Ch.11, Mr. I. Marina-lion.

7:115—Ch.2, Telenews Review 7:10—Ch.5. Man's Best Friend.

7:15—Ch.2. Garden Chats. :30—Ch.e. Special Feature.

7:30—Ch.5. Western Feature 7:30—Ch.8, Western Film, 7 :30•—Ch.11. Boxo's Circus. 8:00—Ch.?. Film. 8:00—Ch.11, Film, "It Happened One Sunday."

8 :30--Ch.2, Piano Portraits, 8:30—Ch.5, Hoffman Heyride,

8:30—Ch.8, Film. 9:U0 —Ch.?. "The End of • Day," Michel Simon.

9:30—th.5, Midget Races, 9:0t)—Ch.8, On Trial. 9:30—Ch.8. Hollywo od Screen Test.

9:30--Ch.11, Public Information.

RADI O a nd TELEVISI ON LIFE AUGUST 21, 1949

Video in Review (Conttrued from Page 11)

an audience and the television cam-eras. Everyone in there pitching turned a

simple format into lively entertain-ment. Four girls and four men were chosen from the attendance. The dis-taff side danced with a young man from one of the Veloz schools; the sword side with a pretty instructress from the same school. Couples started with the samba, dancing by turn and being eliminated through audience applause, or lack thereof, as regis-tered on a control-booth meter. Each week a different type of dance will be taught, to and tried by the eve-ning's participants. . Excellent camera work expedited the performances. No disembodied feet twinkled around on viewers' screens. And no footless, grinning bodies gyrated up and down. The men behind the four-lensers combined hefty camera arrangement with the knowledge that it still takes both a body and a pair of feet to do any dancing. Good camera work was dou-bly welcome during th è spectacular dance by Veloz himself and a pro-fessional partner—a feature of each show. Halfway in the show, before the

finalists were chosen and suitably re-warded with a long series of free les-sons from Veloz studios, the guest star of. the evening appeared. First show guest was Bill Anson, who took the opportunity to tout his own hoped-for video "Joe Penner" show. Bill went through an interminable routine as Penner, then asked if folks could write in and tell him how they would like such a show. The time could well have been spent in either an-other exhibition dance by Veloz or further instruction in the dance. Frank Veloz's partner, Yolanda, will

• soon join the show to dance with her husband and serve as hostess. Mrs. Veloz is currently foregoing the lure of the television- lights to mother the newest, fourth Veloz baby. Show's interesting audience shots

and stage ef fects were possible through NBC's use of their new Image Orthicon. Entire half hour went on at room illumination, or about one-fifth of the light ordinarily necessary. This not only kept the participants from dropping off like flies as they capered about, but allowed the audience mem-bers (all without benefit of make-up, having been picked on the spot) to televise well.

c,itical Second Glances (,,„,, )

"Dark Brown", The recent Pasadena Playhouse-

ICTTV production of Phillip Johnson's mystery melodrama, "Dark Brown," proved almost conclusively that video requires a technique all its own. The actual story was engrossing

enough. The central character was a

nineteenth century English wif e whose vivid imagination, insinuating mother, and harassed, secretive hus-band combined to drive the girl near-ly mad. Of course her husband's ab-sences from home (falsely explained, for obvious reasons, by an ailing aunt) turned out to have been spent doing odd jobs as local executioner, as un-fortunate a way of bringing home ex-tra bacon to wifey as an author could have devised. The hour-long adaptation of John-

son's original play was done by Sam-uel Herrick. Mr. Herrick at one time studied with Madame Maria Ouspen• skaya for three years in New York, and later became production mana-ger for the Southern California Tour of the Ouspenskaya Company. The play's "Arthur Brown" rias por-

trayed by Frederick Berest, an instruc-torsat Pasadena Playhouse and direc-tor in charge of California state-wide One-Act-Play Tournaments. Mother-in-law "Mrs. Collins" was Margaret Brewster, former trainee at the Royal Academy of Dramatic Art in London. The rest of the cast were actresses who double in voice and ballet, are nice-looking girls and have enviable dramatic abilities and records. The stage sets were excellent in both in-terest and authenticity. What more can you ask? Nothing

but a treatment suitable to video. Sunday's participants stuck by stage

technique, with the half-laughable, half-annoying result that the most cov-ert glance on the part of a player seemed like a prolonged, baleful glare; the slightest pause made the actor seem as though he had been momentarily smitten by catalepsy; the slightest idiotic coyness of the housemaid role turned her into a frightening lunatic; and the hus-band's tortured reluctance to tell his wife about his "side-line" work turned him, too, into a malevolent maniac. That's the way the stage emphasis came- over television. Yet it seems impossible to believe that director Herrick didn't watch the rehearsal through the eye of a video camera and realize the spectators, too, would be right on top of the actors, rather than seated rows back In a theater. If what was wanted was a well-act-

ed stage presentation, "Dark Brown" was it. If what was wanted was a video presentation that kept pace with the Sunday night movie show, news coverage and special studio va-riety bills of this weekend day, it would have been well to speed up the action, dialogue and bits of stage business about an even fifty per cent That way attention and channel in-dicators wouldn't have strayed.

Off Lens Personalities)

Much Ado About Milty The other day we were reading an

English movie magazine, just for kicks, and we came across an in-triguing item on Milton Berle. The British correspondent, evidently never

having seen nor heard of Berle be-fore, identified him to readers as the biggest thing in US. television ,and as someone who "does imitations." This puzzled us, too, until we real-

ized that the writer of the column had probably heard from. an Ameri-can friend or a U.S. publication that Berle was renowned for doing other people's acts. We feel the British movie magazine writer should be in-formed that there is a difference. To our way of thinking, someone who takes another's act and gives name credit to the originator is called an "imitator" or "impersonator." Some-one who takes an act without giving credit is called (among other things) a "comedian." See?

DON'T BELIEVE SIGNS NBComedian Henry Morgan claims

you can't believe in signs. During a recent heat wave he saw a sign on a theater marquee which read: "Com-fortably Cool." Once inside, he found the theater unbearably hot and discovered that "Comfortably Cool" was the name of the picture.

The Story Behind "Hollywood Calling"

(Continued from Pape S)

show is on the air. Every operation must be shaved down to split-sec-ond quickness. Quickness is also the keynote of over-anxious radio lis-teners. Weeks before the «first pro-gram went on the air, the staff of "Hollywood Calling" began to re-ceive plaintive post cards that went, "This is my phone number. Please call it on your program." Max Hutto, producer of the program, sighs, "I have no idea how they got wind of it." One of the many problems facing

the gigantic show was that of giving it an accurate timing before the first actual broadcast. The whole show was assembled and the cast went through the hour's entertain-ment with emcee Murphy and his guest stars speaking to radio station managers all over the country in lieu of actual contestants. In addition to beating the already mentioned "bugs" of production, producer Hutto points out that "Hollywood Calling" will endeavor to lick still another. Many a giant jack-pot "winner" has waited for months and months for his widely heralded parade of gifts. "Hollywood Calling" is determined that all contestants, including the big "Film of Fortune" winner, will receive their prizes within thirty days of the lucky broadcast. Most prizes will be delivered before that.

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0 -11ECA —Old Faehioned RevivaL KFI —Grandpa Owens Reads the Funnies.

KILL KGB, KYOB—Back to God Hour.

ZNX —Farm Journal. RAGH--Gladwyn Nichols. KFAC--Country Church. KF111111--31usicale. KFOX--Garfield Baptigt. KFSD —Call to Worship. KFTD —Science of Mind. KF WB —Funnies. KGER —Rev. Markha m. HGFJ —Here's to Veto. RGIL —voice of Prophecy.

*KLAC. KMPC —News. KO WL—Joe Adams. KRKD —Ilanch Program. K WIK —Hora Hispana. R WR W —Ruenag Nu evas. 111XLA —Music.

8:15*KNX, KCHQ —Howard K. Smith.

KFON--C. Maupin. REV D —Kingdom Preparatien. KGFJ —Salvation Army. KLAC —Church of Christ. KNIPC —Sunday Morning Melodies.

:30 —KFI —Christian Science.

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KHJ, KFX51, KGB. KVOE — Voice of Prophecy.

ANN, KCBQ —Salt Lake Tabernacle.

KAGH —Musical Clock. KFAC —Organ Recital. KFN1B —San Diego Church. KFOX —Morning Bible Hour. KFSD —Land of the Free. KFVD —Church of Christ. KF WB —Union Rescue Mission KGER —Bible Treasury. KGF.I —Strike Up the Band. KGIL—Rabbi Cohen. KLAC —Unit. KMPC —Chailenge to Youth. KWTK —Valley Church. K WK W—Res. Todd. KXLA —Jimmie Dolan.

8:45 —KFT —Outdoor Reporter. FIFSD —.Signposts. KGER —Frank and Ernest. KGFJ —Yesterday's Hits. KRI M —Music-

9— KECA, KFMB —Southernairee. KFI —Parent-Youth Forum. KH,I, KGB, KV0E--Radie Bible Class.

KNX —Invitation to Learning. KAGH —Musical Clock. KFAC —Liberal Catholic Hour. KFOX —Popular Melodies.

*KFSD —News, Weather. KF WB —Union Rescue Mission.

*KFVD —News and Music. KGER —Reconeiliation Church. KGFJ —II'wood House Presents IFIGIL —Organ Reveries.

* KLAC, K WIK—News.

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101PC--Vanes Graham. RO WL—Concordia Lutheran. KPPC —Prelude to Worship. KRRD--Sunday Serenade. R1413 W —Itallan Hour. RI MA —JImmle Dolan.

9:05 —KLAC--Catholic Maas. K WIK —Sunday's Pope.

9:13 —RFAC —Crest Choristers. KFSD--Here's to Vets. KO WL--Armenian Hour.

9:30 —KECA —Voice of Pronhee7. KFI —Eternal Light. KHJ, KFX31, KGB, KV019—. Lutheran Hour.

RN-X. KCBQ—People's Platform.

KAGH —Hora Los Angeles. KFAC —Curtain Calls. K FSD —Devotional Hour. KFVD —Charles W. Hemp. KF WB —Peter Potter's Platter Parade.

KGER —God's Half Hour. KGIL—Sweet Swing. KPPC —Summer Sunday school.

KXLA —Record Review. 9:45*KFVD —Musio and News.

10 *KECA, KNX, KFMK—News. KFI —Ilerbert J. Mann.

*KILL KGB, KVOE —News, Glenn Hardy.

RAGH —Ilora Les Angeles. KFAC —Curtain Calls.

*KFOX —L. A. Sentinel. KFSD —America United. HI-VD —Sunday Roundup. KFWB —Peter Potter. KGER —Radio Revisal. KC:F.1 -110s of the Week. KGIL —Parade of Hits.

*KLA(' —News: Ring Your Worries Away,

KMPC —Dempsey-Tegeler Music Hour.

KO WL —Rev. Clayton Russell. KPPC —Muele. EBRO—Sunday Serenade. RIVER —Maryland Baptist. K WK W —Italian Novelties. KXLA —Al Williams.

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10:15 —KECA, KF MIT—Rornatios of the highways.

* KFI —News. * KHJ, 11F1111, KGIt _cletb

Roberts. *KNR —Elmo Roper. KFOX —Angeins Hour.

10 :30 —KECA. KFM13--supday Teepera.

EFL KFSD —Chicago Round Table.

K M —Random Notebook. *KNX--Charies Collingwood. KAGH—Itallan Music Hour. KGB, KVOE —Chamber Music. Ii6ER —Evangelist Church. KGIL— Waltz Time. KLAC--Sunday Serenade. KOIM1L —Baptist Church. EPPC —Church News. K WKIA--Chnrch of Ancient Christianity.

10146—KHJ--Charne Trenton. F&YX —Frank Parker. EFOX —Cumberland Church.

* K WK W—News. 10:50 —KPPC —Church Service.

11 — KECA —Taylor-Made Melodies. KFI —America United. K11.1., KGB —Music. KNN. KCBQ —Choraliers. KAGIT —Italian Music Hour. KFAC —Flrst Methodist Church KFOX —Presbyterian Church. KFSD —Recordlially Yours. KFVD —Hollyweux1 First Baptist Church.

KF WB —Peter Potter. KGER—Open Deer Church. KGIT. —Christian Church. KGFJ —Sunday Showcase. KIF.V — Wally George Show.

*KLAC —News. KMPC —Sunday Record Session HO WL. KPPC, KV0E--Chureh Services.

KVVIK —First Baptist. K WK W —Portuguese Hour. K m.,,,,,_,4nneakin' Deacon.

11:05 —KLAC--Sing our Worries Away.

11:15 —KECA--Just Good Music. 11:30 —KECA, KFMB —Piane

Playhouse. KFI —University Theatre. KHJ. KGB —Sunday Favorites.

Morning Programs Appear in Lightface Type. Afternoon and Evening Programs in Boldface.

Comedy-Variety 5:30 —Can Yon Top This?. KILL 8:30 —Eve Arden, KNX. 6:30 —Ethel Merman. 7:30 —Horace Heidt, KFI.

Drama 11:30—Univereity Th eater, 3:00 —Family Hour. KNX. 8:00 —Four-Star Playhouse, 11FL

Classical, Semi-Classical Music

8:30—Ealt Lake Tab'nacle, XXX. 11:00--Chorallers. KNX.

12:00 —CBS Symphony, KNX. 3:00 —Family Hour, KNX. 3:00 —Chamber Music, KF WB. 5:30 —Summer Symphony, KTI. 8:30 —Standard Hour, K n. 0:30 —Chicago Theater. KILL

Co rn ment- Narration

10 :15--Co mmander Scott. HECA. 5:45 —George Fisher, K NX. 8:30 —Sheilah Graham, KIIJ. 7:00 —Jimmie Fidler, KECA. 8:00 —Drew Pearson, KECA. 10:30—Carveth Wells. KF1.

Mystery-Detective 1:00—Heuse of Mystery. W .

1:30 — Wm. Gargan, KHJ. 3:30 —Nick Carter, KILL 4:30 —Call the Police. ENE. 1:00 —R ocky Jordan, KNX. 7:00 —Murder by Experts. KHJ. 7:30 —Green Lama, ENE. 8:00—Philip Marlowe, KNX. 8:30—The Whistler, KNX. 9:e0 —Sam Spade, ENE. 9:30—Richard Diamond. M I.

Public Interest-Information

:00 —Tnvit'n tp• .Learning. ICVX. 0:30—People's Platform, KNX. 4:00 —California Caravan. NHL 4:00 —Voices and Events. KFT. 8:45—Sunday Evening Club.

KFAC.

Quiz, Participation 2:30—HollTwood Calling, Km 4:00—Stop the Music, M CA. 8 :00 —Twenty Questions, KHJ.

RADIO and TELEVISION LIFE SUNDAY LOGS EKED—Sunday on Ranch. E MS—Sunday Serenade. KWK,W—Hoyos Hour. KXLA—Challenge to Youth.

2:15..—HECA—Song Salesmen. KAGH—Coneert Hour. Kr1U3—Carmen Cas allaro. KFOX—Healing Waters. ILFSD,—Guest Stars.

2:30*KE('A —This Week Around the World.

EFL, KFSD—Hollywood Calling EHJ, xecm, KGB, KVOE— Mr. Figit.

KNX, KCBQ—Symphonette. KFMB—Sunday With You. KFOX—Gospel Harbor Light. KFVD—Melody Masquerade. EFWB—,Junior Symphony.

*KGER—News. HO WL—Yiddish Hour. RWIE—Christian Brotherhood KWK W—Juvenile Hour. KXLA—Ole Rasmussen.

2 :40—KGER—Long Beach Band. 2 :45—KHJ, KGB, EVOE—Jimmy

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3 —KF.CA, KFMB—Hollywood By-Line.

KFI. KriD—HollYwood Calling.

KIIJ, KGB, KVOE—Roy Rogers Show.

KNX—Famlly Hour. KAGII—Assembly of God. KrAC—Stage Melodies. KFOX —Pentecostal Church.

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KFVD—Speare Career Theatre KFWB—Chamber Music. KGER—Concert Hour. Kony.—Epaeat Session. ROIL—Concert Briefs. EL M'. EMPC —Baseball. HOWL—Yiddish Hour. K WIR —Church of the Air. KWE W—Juvenile Hour. KXLA—Ole Rasmussen.

3:15—HECA, KFIMB—Fantany in Melody.

3:30—HECA —Hits and Eneeres. arKFI —News. KHJ, KGB, KV0E—Nick Carter.

KNX. ECRQ—Yours Truly, Johnny Dollar.

K AGH— Popular HiM. KFMB—Mr. President. IIFSD—Surprise Serenade. KFVD—Hank, the Night Watchman.

KFWB—Dick Haynes. KGFJ—Time Was. KGIL—National Safety.

*KLAC—News; Baseball Scores KO WL—Mt. Zion Church. R W1E —Concert Hour. K WK W —Hellenic-American Hour.

EXLA—Mueic and Malarkey. 3:45—KFI—Concert Miniature.

ROIL—Tin Pan Alley.

4— YMCA. KFMB—Stop the Music *KFI. KFSD—Volees & Events. 1111.1. KGB—California C KNX, RC M—Your Hit Parade on Parade.

KAGH—Guest Star. KFAC—Musical Masterpieces. KFOX —Sunshine Mission. KFVD--Hank, the Night Watchman.

KFW11. KGER—Old-Fashioned Revival.

RGFJ—Ilawailan Serenade.

KGIL—Modern Concert Hall. ELAC, KMPC—Baseball. HO WL—Palange ltaüan Frog. KWIH —Concert Hour. KVVIL W—Hellenic-Ameriean Hour.

EXLA —Music and Malarkey. 4 :15—KAGH —Enchanted Lady.

KRED—Mary C. Norton. KWK W—Voice of China.

4:30—KFL EFSD—Guy Lombardo Show.

KHJ, KGB, NV0E—Reviewing Stand.

KNX, HCBQ—Call the Police. KAGH—Don Pancho Hour. KFOX—Wings of Healing.

*KFVD—News and Music. KGFJ—Treasury Bonds. KOWL—Organ Melodies. KRI M —Popular Tunes. KWIR—Assembly of God. KWK W—Reverend Wall.

4 :45—KGFJ—Marioe Story. KO WL—Assemhly of God.

• HPPC—Rondo Time. KIVIK—Treasure Chest.

5—HECA, HEMS—Think Fast. KFI—Adsentures in Music. KHJ, KFXM, KGB—Mediation Board.

KNX, KCBQ —Rocky Jordan. KAGH—Don Pancho Oreh. KFAC—Adventures in Music. KFOX—Evangellet Program. KFSD—Four-Star Playhouse. KFVD—Recor'd Revue. KFWB—Voice of Calvary. KGER—Bihle Treasury Hour, KGFJ—Publie Messenger. KGIL—Armchair Favorites. KLAC—IRaseball.

*KM l'('. KVIIK—News. HOWL—Concert Favorites. IIPPC—Familv Life. KRIRD--31elody Time. KV0E—True Detective. KWK W—AmerIcan-Japanese Hour.

KXLA—Sunday Serenade, 6:18—KGIL—Vesper Singers.

KMPC —Parade of Hits. K WIK—Emil Cote Glee Club,

5:30—KECA—Hiroshima Four Years Later.

KIFII, KFSD—NBC Summer Symphony.

IIHJ, KGB KVOE—Can You Top This+

*KNX. KCBQ—News, Goss. KAGH—Lawrence Family. KFAC—Accent on Strings. KFMR—Three-Quarter Time. KFOX—Music. KFWB—Dr. John Mathews. KGER—Organ Melodies. KGFJ—Keylsoard Magic. KGIL—Tahitian Memories. KO WL—Italian Program. KFFC —Showtimers. KW IK—Sillver Strings. KXLA—Lincoln Ace. Church.

5:45—KNX —George Fisher. KFMR—Melody Magic.

*KGFJ. KLAC—News. KMPC—Freedom Story.

5:55*KLAC—News.

6—KE CA. KFMR—Bues Ices. EFL KFSD —Sommer Symphony.

KGB —Secret Missies. KNX, KCBQ—Meet Co:flies Archer.

15 Mal—Maple Chapel. KFAC —Columbia Masterworks

*KFOX, KMPC. KXLA—News. KFVD —Tele-Tunes. F(FwB—Dinner Musk. KGER—Immanuel Christian Assembly.

KGFJ—slusical Digest. litirl,--Community Chest. KLAC —Sing Worries Away. KO WL—Curtain Calls. KPPC —Musir. KRKD—Show Tunes. KVOE—Radio Revival. R W1E—Organ Melodies.

11:15—HECA, KFYIB—Louella Parsons.

KGIL —Guest Star. EMPC—Modern (*lassies. KPPC.—Organ Recital. KXLA—Red Cross.

6:30—HECA. KFISIB—Chance of a Lifetime.

AFL KFSD—Ethel Merman. KIFIL KGB—Sheilah Graham. KN). KCBQ—Eve Arden Show KAGH—Aseembly of God. KFOX—FlaPs Memory Room. EFWB—Calvary Assembly. EGER—Lutheran League. ROIL —Van Nuya Baptist Ch. KMPC—Mother's Album. HOWL—Harmony Isle. KPPC—Children's Corner. IARK13—Kingdom Fellowship. K WK W—Alhambra Goepel. IHXLA—Lutheran Gospel Hour

6:45*Kit:1—Albert Warner. EM PC—Curtain Time. liPPG.—Music for Children.

7—KECA, KIF6113—Jimmie Fidler. g KFSD—Who Said That? KHJ, KFX31, KGB, KVOE— Murder by Experts.

KNX, HCBQ—Life With Luigi KFAC—blusio Magic. KFOX—Full Gospel Assembly. KFWB—Union Rescue Mission. ROER—Musle. EGFJ—Musical

*KGIL—News. KLAC—Best in Variety. KMPC—Pet Exchange. HPPC—Music for Children. xwm—Geordie Henderson. KXLA —National Voice.

7:15—KECA, KFMB—Ted Malone. KGIL—Musie for Listening. EMPC—Arneche Show. KXLA—Music.

7:30—KECA. KFMB—George Henninger at the Organ.

KFI, KFSD—Horace Heidt. • KGB, KV OE—True or False.

KNX—Green Lama. HCBQ--Gangbustere. KFAC —Your Concert. KFOX—The King's Service. EFWB —Strollin' Tom. KolL—Hollywood Calling. KMPC—Bing Crosby Sings. FIPPC—Byways of Verse. KWIK —Memorable Melodies. KXLA--Church of Open Door.

7:43—•EECA. KFISIB—Skstehes irons Life.

KFWB —Catholic Answers. *KPPC— World Headlines.

8*SECA, KFMB—Drew Pearson. KFI —Four-Star Playhouse. • KFXM, KGB, KVOE— Twenty Questions.

KNX, K'CBQ—Philip Marlowe. HFAC—First Methodist. KFOX--Christian Science. KFSD—Playhouse of Favorites KFIVB--Hellywood Presbyterian Church.

KGER—Musie. KGFJ—Armehalr Concert. KGIL—Chapel in the Sky.

*KLAC —News. KMPC—America Speaks Us. KPPC—Sunday Evening Hour. KW1K —Memorable Melodies. KXLA—Open Door Church.

a:15*IIECA. KFMIL—Monda7 Morning Headlines.

KLAC—Croeby Time. KMPC—Your American Music.

3:36 —HECA, KFISIB—Burl Ives. R F!, E FOD—Standard Hour.

KFXM. KGB, KV OF.— Burl Ives.

KNX, KCBQ—The Whistler, ROER— Bar. Hammond. KGFJ—Starlit Moods. ROIL—Musical Treasure Chest ELAC—Sing Worries Away. KPPC—Sacred Music. K WIK—F:mmanuel Church.

11:43*KECA, KFMB —Jas. Roosevelt EHJ —Elincerely, Kenny Baker. XFAC—Sunday Evening Club. KGER—Meemage to Israel. EPPC —Word of Life. KA-LA—Baptist Bros.

9—ICECA—Mpoestader Hotel Orch.

EFL E FOD—Standard HOW. *KHJ, KFXM, KGB KVOE.—

News, Glenn Harà.. KNX, KCBQ—Sam Spade. KFAC—Sunday Evening Club. KFMR—Concert Hall. KFOX—Signal Hill Party. EFVD—Spade Cooley Time. KFWB—Radio Edition of Bible

*EGER—News. Bethel Church. KGFJ—Avis Marla Hour. KGIL—Jan De Boer.

*KLAC—News. KMPC —Candlelight and Silver KPPC—r. N. Report. R W1E—Del Courtney Orel. KXLA—Old-Fashioned Revival

:141—FILAC--Open Forum. a:15* MM, KGB—Twin Views of

News. KFWB—Rabbi Magnin. KVOE—Business Census.

9:30—HECA, KFMB—Two Billion Strong.

KFI—Riehard Diamond. Private Detective.

KGB—Chicago Theater. KNX, ECRQ—Your Hit Parade on Parade.

KFAC—Gateway to Music. KFOX—Sunshine Mission. KFED—Air Force Band. KF WB—Pacifie Lutheran fis'. HOER—John Brown. KGFJ--Victory Church. KGIL—Penny Serenade. KPPC—Folk Music. EV0E—Minister's Hour. K WIK—Blue Barron Orch.

9:45—KPPC--Recital. KV0E—Chicago Theater.

*KWIK—News.

10*KECA. IF9113—Richtield. Reporter.

*EFL KEaD--Sarn Hayes, News KILI, KGB—Chicago Theater.

*KNX. KCISQ —News, Huntley. KFAC —Gateway to Music. ISFOX—Music. KFVD—Spade Cooley Time. KFWB--Music Album. HOER—Songs in the Night. KGFJ—Kid Ory New Orleans Jazz Band.

KGIL—Juke Box Review. FELAC—St. Francis Drama. KMPC--Leleure Time. IIIPPC —Onneert Hour. EIVIK—Dnke's Doghouse. ITXLA—Voice of Calvary.

10:15*HECA, KFMB—George E. Sokoleky.

EFI, KF8D—Mary Ann Marcel KNX , RC M—Night Editor. KFOX—Pete Pontrella Orris. KLAC—Navy Show.

10 :30—HECA, KFlfla—Claremont Hotel Oreh.

*KFI—Carveth Wells. 1111J—Musla. KNX. KCBQ—L. Noble Orch. KFAC—Musie of Distinction. KFOX—Musie. KF WB—Echoes of Eden. KGER—Cavalcade of Music. HOFJ—Gypsy Music. KLAC—Irwin Allen. KVOE —Barclay Allen Orch. 11XLA—Memory Lane.

10 :45—EFI —Melody Time. • KLAC—Wanted Persons.

10:53*KPI, KLAC--News.

11-111ECA—Clnerrill Orch. EFT, ETSD—Music & the Muse KHJ—Cues in Music.

*KNX —News. KPAC—Nocturne. KFMD--Sunday Serenade. KFOX—Concert Master. KFVD--Spade Cooley Time. EFVVH--Eehoes of Eden. EGFJ—Plue of Evening. ROIL—Juke Box Review. KLAC--Aeross the Footlights. EMPC—Proudly We Hail. KINTE —Duke's Doghouse. EX:LA—Church of God.

11:15—KNX—Merry-Go-Round. 11:30--HECA—Ambassador Orch.

KF1—St. Francis Hotel Orch. KILT—Featured Artists. EFOX—Cavalcade of Music. KFWB—Mnalc You Want. ROIL—Jitrmlle Grier. KMPC—Leisure Time.

11:45*KHJ, KMPC—News. 11:55*KFI. KFSD—News. 4 44--KHJ—Ithapuody in Wax. gs &*KNX —News.

KFAC—Midnight Serenade. EFVD —Spade Cooley Time (to 11.

KEITH—Music After Midnight. KLAC,—Across the Footlights. K WIK—Show People's Show (to 4).

12:05—KNR—Midnight Mugie Man. 4 *KNX—News.

HPAC--Symphony (to 3).

Recorded Highlights SUNDAY CLASSICAL

3:00 p.m.—IIFAC. Stage Melodies. POPULAR. SEMI-CLASSICAL

9:30 a.m.—KF WB, Peter Potter. 12:00 noon—HO WL, Joe Adams.

AGE DOESN'T MATTER

Hal Peary, NBC's "Ceildet• sleeve," tells of playing old-man roles while he was in his teens and then revers-ing himself and doing juve-nile roles until he was in his late thirties.

PROGRAM PIONEER Pioneer of religious pro-

grams is NBC's "National Radio Pulpit," which is the oldest radio program of its type on record. It enters its twenty-sixth season come fall.

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MONDAY, AUGUST 22 *Indicates News Broadcast. 8—KECA, KFMB—Don MeNeW's

Breakfast Club. KFT, HFSD--Honeymoon in New York.

*KHJ, KGB—Cecil Brown. KNX—Bob McLaughlin Club Time.

KAGH —Sister Sylvia. KFAC —Breakfast Symphony. KFOX—Challenge to Youth. KFVD— WakeuP Ban e.

*KF WB—Clete Roberts, News. KGER—Mizpah. KGFJ —Dr. Frederick Bailee. KGIL--Musical Clock.

WKLAC. KXLA —News. *K MPC —Norman Nesbitt. News HO WL—Spanish Hour.

• KRKD —Bible Institute. K WIK —Klub R WK W—Tony Selo.

8:10 —KLAC —Stock Report,. 8:15—/(11J —Editoes Diary.

*KNX—Newa, Dace Valle. KFWB--Morning Melodies.

• KGFJ—Melody Time. KLAC —Haynes at the Reins. K MPC—Markets: Sports. KXLA—Music.

8:30—KFI, KIND —Jack Berch. *K11.1. KFAC. KGIL, HO WL.

EKED. HVOE—News. KNX, KCBQ —Grand Slam. K U M—Hastings Ranch Party KFOX— Words of Life. KFVD —Record Rangers. KFWB—Flarold Cowen. KGER —Hammond. 11121PC—Song for Yon. K WK W—Stock Quotations. KHLA-11asen of Rest.

S.35—K WK W—Pasadena Churches. 8:45—KFI—Two Boys and a Girl.

RILL KGB—Tom, Dick & Harry KNX—Rosemary. RFAC —rnity. KFVD —Songs of the Sage. KF WB.—Sclence of Mind. Ef.F.R —Bible Treasury Hoar. KGIL —On Parade. KIAC—Racing News.

trKMPC —Dal Williams, News. HO WL—Memories in Music. KRED—Spotlight Varieties. K WK W—Garden Program.

9-KECA. KFM13—Ira Cook.

trIVFL KIND. KLAC—News. *K M. KGB. KY 0E—Hate

Smith Speaks. WKNX— Wendy Warren. RAGE—Sunshine Program. KFAC —Serenade. RFOX —Pentecomtal Church. KFI'D— Waltz Time. KF WB—Strolling Tom. KGER —Lntheran Hour. RC.F.1 -11elinquency Forum. RGTL—Sweet and Sentimental. KMPC —Band Box. KOWT.---r. S. Nary Band. EKED—Sagebrush Serenade. K WK W—Voice of China. RNLA —Bar Nothing Ranch.

9:06-1171—Laellen' D ay. K L Ar_-cof fee With Crosby. RUTH —Trading Post.

9:15—RHJ, KGB. HVOE—Hate Smith Sings.

KNX. KCBQ—Aunt Jenny. W WFVD —News. *KFWB--News. Musie. KGFJ—AirotorialS. I/GIL —Ballads for Yon. KLAC —Music Room. KMPC —Bargain Broadcast. KO WL—Movie Time. R W M—Social Letter. K wK w—Fourisouare Churches

9:39—KFCA. KFMB--Melodi Promenade.

KHJ—Monde in Music. KNX. KCBQ—Helen Trent. WAGE—Musical Contrasts. KFOX—Full Gospel. KIND—Songs of Summer. KFVD —Rhow Tunes. KFWB —Maurice Hart. KGB—Molly Morse. RGER—God's Half Hoar. KGFJ—Racing News. RGIL—Faehions in Music. KLAC —Morning Melodies. KMPC —Chef Milani.

*NOWT.. K WK W—News. ERIE—Billy Lee.

9:46—KEY— MI Around Town. KNX. KCBQ—Our Gal Sunday KFVD —School Days. KGFJ —The Stars Sing. HO WL—Christian Volt Sneaks

WIKRK11—News. R WIE—Musie for the Means. K WK W—Snanish Lesson. 1.4N —KECA.11FM13--Ted Malone.

V RFI—All Around Town. * KILL KFNM. KGB. HVOE —

News. Glenn Hardy. KNX—Birr Sister.

*RAGA. KFOX—News. KFAC—Morning Coneert.

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KFSD—Luncheon With Lopes. KFVD —Bible Institute. KFWB—Maurice Hart. KGER—Earl Lee. KGFJ—From Sunset and Vine. ROIL— Waltz Time. KLAC —Al Janis Ballroom. KMPC—Record Room. HO WL —Yiddish Hour. KRI M—Swing Time. K WIK—Four Knights. K WK W—Sports.

10:10—KAGH —Music America Loves. 10:15—HECA, KFIWB--Galen Drake.

KFI—Are You Listening? KHJ. KGB. KV0E--Gospel Singer.

KNX—Ma Perkins. KFOX—Morning Musle. HOER—Bible Society. KfilL—Sweet Swing. EKED —Dr. Richardson. RW1E —Musical Scrapbook. K WK W—Frank Sinatra.

sirKXLA—News. 10 :20—KF WB—Ralph Whitmore. 10 :23—KGFJ —Sports Flash. 10 :30—KECA. KFMB--My True Story

KIT—Lors Lawton. K W, KGB—Luncheon at Sardi's.

KNX---1.'rsung Dr. Malone. HCBQ--Make-Believe Town.. KFSD —Grorge Hicks. KFVD—Rescue Mission. KFWB—Bill Leyden. HOER —Helen Markham.

*RGIL—News. KLAC—Honest Opinion. KMPC —Meiody Express. KRI M —Artists and Composers Kil K W—Feature Stories. KXLA —Red Murrell.

10:35—KGIL—Midmorning Melodies. 10:45—KFI —Life Can Be Beautiful.

KNX —Guiding Light. HOER—Rev. Le Roy Komi. KM PC —Jeanne Gray. KRIID—Midnight Mission. K WIK—The Woman's Way. K WK W —Azusa Mission. KXLA — Western Music.

10:55—KECA. IFCFMR—Betty Crocker Magazine of the Mr.

KGFJ—Sports Flash. — KECA, KFMB--Betty Crocker. KFI. HFSD--Double or Nothing.

KHJ. KGB, HVOE—Ladies First.

KNX—Second Mrs. Burton. WrKAGH, KFVD—News. KFAC —Festival of Music. KFOX —Don Hornsby Show. KF WB—Pet er Potter. HOER —Biblical Research. KGFJ--Yesterday's Hits. ROIL—Midmorning Melodies. KLAC —Al Jarvis Ballroom.

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EMPC—Memory Melodies. — HO WL--Spanish Hour. KRKD--Songs of Yesteryear. KIVIK—S. F. Valley Calls. K WK W—Music Time. KXIA—Howie Dempster.

11:10—KAGH -1300 Club. 11:15—KECA—Music for Mom.

KNX —Perry Mason. KFAC —Guy Bates Post. KFMB—Rosa Rio, Organ. KFVD--Shopping Highlights.

sirKI MA—Pasadena News. 11:2;—KGFJ —Sports Flash. 11:30WKECA—Bauktusge Talking.

KFI, KFSD—Today's Children. KILL KF Mil, KGB. HVOE— Queen for a Day.

KNX. KCBQ—Nora Drake. RAGE—Eddie Adarnek Outlaws KFAC —American Music.

*KFM.B--Baukhaire Talking. KFOX —Mystery Melodies.

*KFWB. KRKD—News. KFVD—Memory Melodies. HOER—Peter Slack Time. KGFJ—Variety on Piano. HMPC —Tops in Pops.

*RO WL—News. KXLA—Hometown Jamboree.

11:45—KECA—Felix De Cola. KFL KIND —Light of the World.

KNX—The Brighter Day. KFWB—Peter Potter. KGFJ--Saludos Amigos.

WRGIL—News. KO WL—Errand of Mercy. KRHD —Sweet Pops.

11 :55—KGFJ—Sports Flash. K WK W—Stock Quotations.

1 11*HECA, KHJ, KAGH—News. KFI—Farm Reporter.

*KNX —News. KFAC —Luncheon Concert. KFSD—Lite Can Be Beautiful. KFVD —Meridian Song. KFWB—Peter Potter. KGER —Dr. John Brown. KGFJ—Interrnission. KGIL—Noonday Melodies. KLAC —Al Jarsiii Ballroom. K MPC —Mid-Day Melodies. RO WL —Joe Adams Show. KRI M —Santa Fe Trails. K WK W—Music from Hollyw'd KXLA—Hometown Jamboree.

12:05 —KNX—Rnox Manning. KAGFI —Sports News.

12:15—KECA —Norwood Smith Sings. KFL KFSD—Road of Life. KHJ—Stu Wilson About Town. KAGH—Siesta Time. KFMB —Dorothy Dix.

*KFOX. 11C;ER—News. KGIL—Vocal Varieties.

*KMPC —News to Yon. K WIK—Musical Roundup. K WK W —Poet's Corner.

12:25—KGFJ —Sports flash. 12 :30—KECA—Art Baker's Notebook.

K n, K IND—Pepper Young. KILT —Louise Massey. KAGH—Red Cross Show.

Lightface Type: Afternoon and ems in Boldface.

Morning Programa Appear In Evening Progr

Comedy-Variety 1:30—Easy Ares, KECA, 2:45—Robert Q. Lewis, KNX. 6:00—Leave It to Joan, KNX. 6:30—Abe Burrows, HN.X. 8:30—Young Love, KNX.

Quiz, Participation 1:00—Bkfst. in H'wood, KECA. 8:00—McNeill Bkfst. Club, KECA 8:30—Grand Slam, KNX. 11:60—Double or Nothing. K n. 11:30 —Queen for a Day. KHJ. 2:00 —Surprise Package. KECH. 2:15—Meet the Minims, KNX. 2:30—Bride and Groom. KECA. 3:00—Welcome Travelers, KFI.

Mystery-Detective 6:30—Peter Sale m. KHJ. :00—Let George Do It, KHJ. 6:30—The Saint, KHJ. 9:00—Inner Sanctum, KNX. 9:30—The Big Story, KFI.

Drama 2:00—Against the Storm. K W. 8:30 —One Man's Family. K M.


2:30—Deems Taylor, KHJ. 5:30 —Voice of Firestone, KFI. 7:00 —Contented Hour, KFI. 7:00—Straw-Hat Concert, KNX. 8:00—Railroad Hour. KECA.

9:00—Telephone Hour, 1111. 10:36—Deems Taylor, KILL

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7:46—Fred Beck, KNX. 9:00—Kate Smith, EH.!. 10:00—Ted Malone. KECA. 12:05 —Knox Manning. KNX. 12:10—Art Baker, KECA. 4 :30—Burritt Wheeler. EFL 4:30—Passing Parade, KHJ. 10:30—Carveth Wells, KFI.


4:30—Doctor's Office, KNX. 6:00—AmerIcan Way, K M. 7:00 —American Forum. KHJ. 11:45—You and .... KNX.

Sports 8:46 —Racing News. KLAC. 9:34—Racing. KGFJ. 5:30 —Sports Dial, KRELD. 5:45—Race Recap. KGFJ. 5:45—Race Results. KRI M. 5:45—Sam Baiter, KLAC. 6:15—Bob Kelley, KMPC. 6:30—Joe Hernandez, ICMPC. 9:30—Inside of Sports KHJ. 10:15—Tom Harmon, Kr'.

Popular- Western Music 4:00 —Curt Massey. ANN. 4:45 —Stuart Hamblen, KFWB. 6:30—Jane Pickens. KFT. 8:00—Supper Club. KFI.

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RFFD--Shopping Highlights. * KF WB--News: Peter Potter. HOER—Luncheon Serenade, KGFJ-1230 Club. KGEL-1260 Ranch. KMPC—Song Stars. K WIK—Anything Goes. K WK W—Man on the Streets KXLA—Bobby Champion.

12:45 —KFI, KFSD—Right to Happiness.

KHJ—Melody Matinee. KNX—Harry Babbitt. KAGH —Of Infrrest to Women.

*KFAC—News. KFOX —Pacific Breezes. KGB—Art Baker's Notebook.

*KMPC ,Home Edition. HVOE—Heatter's Mailbag.

*K WK W—Sports: News. 12:65—KGFJ--firiorta Flash.

— HECA—Modern Romances. KFI, HFSD —Backstage Wife. KHJ—Lynn Looks at H'wood. KNX—Call for Help. KAGH —Hora Los Angeles. "MAC —Village Festival. KFOX —Vettlet Rendered.

*KF'VD, HLAC —News. KFWB—Bill Anson. KGB—Siesta. KGER—Luncheon Serenade. KGFJ-1230 Club. KOIL -12611 Roundup. KMPC—Mosic in the Air. HO WL —Joe Adams. E KED —Siesta Time. HVOE—Hooks. 111V M—Matinee in Melody. K WK W—Bill Garr Show. KXLA—Community Broadcast.

1:10—KLAC -570 Club. 1:15—KFI. KFSD —Stella Dallas.

KHJ—Nancy Dixon. KFAC—Plano Parade. KFON —Tesas Jim Lewis.

CHARLES W. HAMP and his -Piano Parade"

For MANNING'S 1:15 and 6:15

O f A N G É L F S

KFI D—Piano Parade. HVOE—Johnson Family. K WK W—Races and Sports. KXLA —LeRoy Smith.

1:25—KGFJ—Sports flash. 1:30—KECA —Easy Aces.

KY'. RFSD —Lorenzo Jones. KHJ—Norma Young. KNX. KCBQ—Winner Take All KFAC —Composers' Corner. IIFOX —Harry James Show. KFVD —Stewart on Stage.

*KFWB, KRHD —News. HOER —Clark Sparks Show. ROIL—Homemakers. KMPC—Major League Ball. HO WL—Paul's Platter Party. K WIK —Child Care. KXLA—Vocal Varieties.

1:35—BRED —Polka Time. 1:45*HECA —Eleanor and Anna

Roosevelt. IIFI, HFSD— Widder Brown. KFOX —Everybody's Business. KFWB--Bill Anson. • HOER —Hawaiian Melodies. IIRKH--Symphony of Song.

K WIK—Piano Portraits. K WK W—Races and Smell.

'6-ENEA—Dan Lundberg, News. 1:55—KGFJ —Sports Flash. 2 —HECA, KFIWB —Surprise

Package. KFL HF — When a Girl Marries.

REM, KGB. HVOE—Against the Storm.

KNX—George Fisher. *RAGE —News; Remember

That Tune. HFAC —Matinee. KFOX —Judy Martin. KFVD—Stewart on Stage. KFWB —Bill Anson. KGEFt —Meet the Band. KGFJ—Meet the Band. EGIL--Hornemakers.

WrKLAC —News; Sports. K MPC—Major League Ball. HO WL—Paul's Platter Party. BRED—Your Neighbors. K WIK—Man With a Song. K WKW—Bill Sampson Show. Fe/ MA —Music and Malarkey.

2 :15--KFI. EFSD--Portia Faces Life KNX. KCBQ—Meet the Mesas KFOX—Rusty Gill. KLAC -570 Club. "(REM—Sheriff's Office. K WIK—Public Service. K WK W —Sports.

2:25—KGFJ—Soorts Flash. 2:30—KECA. Kr:SIB—Bride & Groom

EFL HYSD —Just Plain Bill.

RADIO and TELEVISION _LIFE MONDAY LOGS KHI. KGB—Denims Taylor Concert.

ILIGH —L. A. Health Dept. KFOX—Conntry Girls. Ki:EH —Garden School. KGFJ—Variety on Piano. Kti1L—Variations in Rhythm. KMPC—Pan Americana. HO WL—Matinee Melodies. KRKD—Tunes in Tempo. K MF,—Here's Music. K WIK —Music to Remember. KFVD—Three Alarm.

2:35—KAGH —Remembee That Tune. 2:40—KGER—Airlane Melodies. 2:45—KFT. HFSD—Front-Page

Farrell. KNX. KCBQ—Robert Q. Lewis KAGH —Kostelanetz Conducts. RFOX —Down Homers. K(iFJ —Viestern Time. li WIK —Jaek Risers. K WK W —Races and Sports.

2:55—EGFJ—Sports 3-11ECA, KFSIB_pbcuee, Be

Seatea. KFSD-- Weleotne

Traselers. K M, KGB. KYOE—Temptones KNX, KCBQ—Bohert Q. Lewis

*KAGH—News: Band Box. ICFAC —Musical Favorites. KFTD —Stewart on Stage. KF WIR—Bill Anson.

*KFOX, KXLA —News. KGER—Fiesta Grande. KGEI—Rennol Jackpot. KGIL—Curtain Call.

*KLAC—News: Sports. KMPC —Chifton Serenade. HO WL—Personality Time. KRI M—Tops in Pop«. K WIK—Modern Concert Hall.

Features. 3:15—K11.1. KGB. KVOE—The Todds

KAGII—Ronnie Morgan. KFOX—Texas Tiny.

*RGIL—News. KLAC —Don Otis. RA WL—Tropicana. ti WK W—Rares and Sports,

JUKE BOX

MATI NEE With Carl Bailey

3:15 to 5:30 p.m.

KXLA Monday thru Saturday

KXLA—Juke Box Matinee. 3:25—KGFJ —Sports Flash. 3:30—KECA. KFM11—Add-a-Line.

NFL KFSD—Aunt Mary. TULIP—Music. EAGH—Band Roi. KFAC—Lyrirs in Chorus.

*KFWB—News: Bill Anson. KGB—Marine Rand.

*KGER. K W1K—News. ROIL-1 meran.' Hospital. KO WL-20th Century Serenade

3:35—KGER —Rancho 1390. 1111 M)—Interlude.

3:45—KFI. KFSD— We Line & Learn K M:II—Battle of Baritones.

*KFAC —News. KFOX, IL WIK—Old-Age Pensions.

*KGB--San Diego News. KG11,—Danee Matinee. KRI M—Crazy Rhythms. KVOF.—Ileet a Friend.

3:55—KGFJ —snorts Flash. 4—KECA—Play It Again. RFC RFSD—This Woman's Secret.

*A1111, KGB, K ME—Fulton Le wis.

KNX. KCBQ—Curt Massey Time.

RAGH —Spanish Program. KFAC—Muttical Masterpieces.

*KFON. KGER—News. KFVD--Harlemat KFWB—Ralph Whitmore. KG M —Record RP% iew. KGIL—IRank Penny.

*KLAC —News: Snorts. *KMPC—News. Bill Harrel. KO WL —Musiral Showcase. KRKD —Piano Paintings. K WIK —Roland Jaheaux. K WK W—Gitest Star. KXLA —Juke Box >latinee.

4:05—KGER—Rancho 1390. 4:15—KECA —Franees Srully.

KFI —.Johnny Murray. 4101.1. IFIFXM. KGB. IIIVOE—

Frank He ming way. KNX. HCBQ—Stand-In. 11F11111—Afternoon Melodies. KT.AC—Skitrh Henderson. wmpr—Bands and Ballads. ARAD—Spotlight on Stars. K WIE—Airlane Melodies.

4:25—KriFJ—Itports. 4 :80—KFI—Burritt Wheeler.

*K M, KGB, EV0E—Passing Parade.

KNX —Inside the Doctor's House.

KFOX —Name This Tune. KIFWB—Daily Light. AGF4 —Record Review. KLAC—Music. FCNIPC—Mellow Moods.

*Kt/ WT.—News. KRI M —Symphony in Swint. KIVIK —Storyhook Land. KW KW—Gene Hart. Baritone.

4 :35—KECA—Dauhle Feature. 4:45—Kk:CA—Happy Theater.

*KH.I, KGB. HI OE—News. *KNX. KCBQ —Larry Lesueur. *KFSD —H. V. % Denha m. KF WB—Stuart Hamblen. KLAC —Raeing Roundup. KM PC—Collector's Corner. KO WL—Small Bands.

*KRED—News. *K WK W—Sports: Ne w..

4:55—KGFJ —SporDe Flash. g—KECA. KFMB—Green Hornet. eltrKIEI—Featurf Wire.

KHI. KGB, KV OE—Ted Drake '*KNX—Knox Manning. KAGH —Altadena Youth. KFAC —Sunset Serenade. KFON—sunshIne Mission. EFSD—Reflections at Sunset. RIF-VD —Tune Time. KFV1H—Stuart Hamblen. KGER—Sports. Kt:FA —lisp at 8. IR(.11.—Unele Ted tt Tiny Town

*KLAC —Fred Henry. News. liNIPC —News: Upswing. HO WL —Joe Adams Show. KRI M—Songs of the Saddle. MUIR—Purple Sage Riders. KXLA —Juke Box Matinee. K WE W—Today at the Races.

5:154 M1—News. KNX —Tom Hanlon. K 1611 —YMCA Show. KGER—Ranrho 1390. KLAC—Musir Room.

*KMPC —Virgil Pinkley, News. K WIK —Spotlight on Sports. IR WK W—Aziesa Mission.

5:30—KECA. KFMR—Adventures of Johnny Litiack.

EFL KFSD —Voire of Firestone.

RH.I. KGB, K DE— .dventuree of Champion.

*KNX, RCBQ—Chet Huntley. KAGH —Italian !Music. KFAr— Whoa Bill Club.

*KFOX, KGFJ. KGUL—News. KFVD —I5 Minutes to no. KLAr—Peggy Lap. Songs. KMpe—All-Time Hits. KRIF M —Sports Dial. m y1K—Pages of Memory. KWW E Hour. K Ni. A—Sum-akin D

5:40—KGIL--sports News. 5:45—KH.I. KFX31, KGB. KVOE—

Curly Bradley. *KNX. KCBQ—Garred. News. KFOX —Vour Fisheaster. KGF.I—Rare Recap. KGIL—Topo in Pops. KLAC —Sam Baiter. Sports. KMPC —Top Tunes. ERRO—Hace Results.

*K WIK —News. Roger Patrick. 5:58*ANN —News. Frank Goss. 6*KFA'A, KFMB—News.

KFI —American Hay. *K M. KGB, KVOE—Gabriel

Fleatter. KNX. KCBQ—Leave It to Joan FCAG111—Spanish Program. KFAC—Twilight Hour.

**KFOX. KGER. KLAC —News. IFUFSD—Allan Roth. REVD -45 Minutes to Go. .

*KFWB—Clete Roberts. News. KG M—Musirel Digest. KGIL—Tons in Pops. •

*KMPC —Bill Hansel News. Ko WL—Italian Program. KRKD—Musical Varieties. K WIK —Claude Newman Says. KNLA —Tonstmaster

8:05*KEIFA—Headline Edition. KLAC—Al Janis Ballroom.

8:15*KECA —Hank Weaver, News. *K M. KGB—Mutual Newsreel. KFON—Hawalian Music. KFVD—Charlen W. Ramp. F MB—City Li mits. KGER —Stamps Quartet. ROIL—Piano Parad.. KMPC —Bols Kelley. Sports. FRK1I —Flawailan Memories. K MK—Musie by Martin. K WK W—L. .1. Betz.

0:30—EEC A. KF M1—Kate Smith Calls.

KFST1 —Jane Pickens show.

KILL EV0E—Affairs of Peter

KNX. KCBQ—Ahe Burrows. AFAC—Hour of Music. KFMR—Mr. Preeident. arrox —Ral'a Memory BOOM.

*KFVD —News.

H MS—America Dances. HOH.—Ameriesna Speak. KGER —Back to the Bible. IMIL--Dinner Concert. KMPC —Joe Hernandez. KO WL—Rev. Clayton Russell. KAHD —Sweet Pops. H WIK—Twilight Time. 'OITA—Eddy Arnold Show.

0:45—KGIL--Down Memory Lane. KRKD —Accent on Rhythm. K WIK—Ilere's Hollywood. K XLA —Muslc.

0:55*KH.I. KGB, KVOE—Charles Shaw. 7— HECA, 111,8111— Lene Reese r.

KFI. KFSD—Contented Hour. KILL KFXMI. KGB—American Forum.

KNX. KCBQ —Straw-Hat Concert.

RE M —Hour of Musie. KFOX—March Time. KFWB—Ameriea Dances. EGER—Family Bible Hour. IMFJ—Musleal Digest.

*KGIL, KRKI)—News. *KLAC—News: 570 Club. KM PC —Firestone Favorites. K WUK —Hobby Reporter. K XLA —Jimmie Dolan.

7:15—I MIL--Songs by Crosby. KMPC — Words and Music. KRED —Three-Quarter Time. KIVIK—Page Casanaugh Trio. K XLA —Dusty Ellison.

1:30—KECA. KFMB—Kate Smith Calls.

E n— Using, 1949. KHJ, KFXM. KGB, KVOE— Cisco Kid.

KNX. Iit'SQ—Nation's Defenses.

KFAC—Echoes and Encore.. KFOX— Waltz Thilf. KFSD—Radio City Playhouse. KFWB—Sid Ziff, Sports. IMER—Res. Al Harlan. KOIL—Footlight Fn sorites. KMPC—Numher. Please. KRED—Dr. Richardson. K WIK —Valley Speaks. KXLA —Jimmie Dolan.

7:45*KFOX —News. KIEWB--11.- Tar Toe. K(i1L—Norelaires.

04—KErA, Kt-MD—Railroad Hour. KFI. KFI8D—FlunPer Club. KILL KFXM, KGB. KVOR— Lot George Do It.

4tHNX—Charles Collingwood. KFAC —Esening Concert. KFOX —Businens Reporter. K FWB—Willia ma-Rodgers. KGER—Bible Treasury. KGFJ —F:venIng Interlude. KG1L—Songs of the West.

*KLAC. XLA—News. KMPC —Romanre and Rhythm. E RIK —Through Looking Glass

8:15*KFL RIFSD IVorld News. KNX—Jark smith and

t Whiting. KFOX—Music. KGER--:-Hehrew Christian.

*KGF.I —Aserill Berman. News. KLAC—Crosby Time. KM PC —American Legion Reports.

KNLA —Evening Serenade. 8:30 —KECA. KFMB—Kate Smith

Calls. KIND —One Man's Monti;

KILL KGB—The Saint. KNX. KCHQ—Young Lose. KFOX —Yon and Security.

*KFWB—News. KGER —Clem KGFJ —Today's Hits. ROIL—Managing Editor. KLAC—Jan Garber Orch. KMPC —Your American Music. K WIK —Valley Sings. K.XLA —Ole Rasmussen.

11:45*KECA, KFMB -11. .1. Taylor. KFOX—Flshing Farte. KFWB—The Human Touch. FiGER —Salon Serenade. KLAC —Vnice of the Army.

8:55—KMJ. KGB, KY OE —Johnny Desmond.

9ilelEVA" A. KFMR—Arthur Gaeth. KFI. KFSD—Telephone Hour. *KILL KFXM, KGB. KY0E —

News. Glenn Hardy. KNX. KCBQ—Inner Sanctum. KFAC —Evening Concert. KFON —Storiet. to Remember. KFVD —Spade Cooley Time.

- KFWB—Harold Cowen. KGER—Rey. Hammond. KOFJ—Today's Hits. KG1L —Starlight Serenade. KLAC —Wanted Persons. KMPC —Hollywood Bowl.

• E RIK—Variety Time. XLA—Snueakin' Deacon.

9:05—KLAC —Melody Parade. 9:15-11ECA, EFMB—Hate Smith

Calls.

KILL KGB, KYOE—sammy Kaye Showroom.

*HFOli—News. KFIVB—Mrs. (i. S. t.. Hardy. KGER—Soul Patrol.

9:30—KFI—The Big Story. K M, KGB, HVOE--Inside .of Sports.

KNX, KCBQ—Beulah. KFOX —Serenade in Swingtime K IND—Phil. Vance. KFWB—Unity Daily Word. ROER—John Brown Schools. Hti m —̂franre Time. ALAC— Guest Star. KMPC —Parade of Hits. K WIK —To Your Health.

9:45— SECA— Ella Mae Time. *KH.1. KFX/111. KGB. KY 0E —

Fulton Lewis. KNX—Reserve. 111FIIB--Bing Croliby. KFOX —Songs for Safer.

*AFW A, Raft. K WIK —News. KLAC--Spotlight Serenade. AMPC —Your Busing, Reporter

1 0*KECA' KFMR--Riehtleld Reporter.

*EFL KF M —Sain Hayes, News *EHJ—Highlights in Headlines. *ANIL KCBQ—News, Huntley. KFAC —Musiral Crossroad.. KFOX—Ocean Park Fights. KFVD —Spade Cooley Time. IIF WB—Eastside Show. KGER —CaYaleade of Mamie. KGFJ—Mnsie for America,. KG1L—Julte-Box Review. KLAC —Don Otis. KMPC —Bridge Club. ERIE—Sweet and Low. KXLA—Red Barn Roundup.

10:05—FCILI—Highlights in Music. 10:15—KECA —Casa Cugat.

KF1 —Tom Harmon. Sports. ENE—Bob Ellen. ROER—It'. the Tops.

10:30—KECA--One for the Book. *KFI —Carteth Wells. 1(11.I, KGB—Deems Taylor Concert.

KNX—Make-Believe Town. REME—El Rancho Oreh. KFSD —Concert Hall. KGER-.—At the Ranehhoass. KGFJ—Gypay Music. R wrr —Leignre Time. KV 0E -1450 Club. KICLA—Arthur Van Omit.

10:49—HFI —Melody Time. 10:55—KFI—Pollef Bulletins.

*ALAC—News. *KECA—News of Tomorrow. *KFI. K IND —News. 11111 —Cues in 'tingle.

*KNX—Nelson Pringle. KFAr —Musieal Crossroads.

. KFMB—CheatIn' on Sandman. KFOX —Now It's the Villa. KFVD —Spade Cooley Time. IFIFWB--Eastside Show. ROB—Music for Moderns. KGER —At the Banchhouse. KGFJ— Wwood House Part/. KGFL —Juke-Box Review. KLAC—Don Otis. KMpr —Leisure Time. KV 0E -1480 Club. lAWTK —Three Oaks. KXLA —Ray's Band Bor.

11:19—HNX —Sports. 11:1 5-K RCA—Recorded Mafia.

KFI —Biltmore Oreh. KNX —Merry-Go-Round. EX LA— Western Echoes.

11:30—KFI —Milestones in Melody. *KFOX —News. KFSD—St. Francis Orris. KYOE—Heatter•s Mailbag.

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RXLA—Alex Cooper Show. 11:45—KF1 —For

*K M. gmpc, KVOE—News. KN X-el'ou and W riting. KFOX—Airlane Melodies.

11:55*KECA—News. KFI —Forty Plus Assn.

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8.—KECA, ILIIMB—Don McNeill's Breakfaert Club.

IMPAD—Honeynsoon in New York.

KGB—Cecil Brown. KNX —Bob McLaughlin Club Time.

KAGH —Sister Sylvia. HFAC—Country ,Church. SIMS, 11111 M—Haven of Best. ILE'VD-- Wakenp Ranch.

*KFWB—Clete Roberto. News. KGEB--Mizpah. MGFJ--Melody Time. MG M—Musical Clock.

*KLAC, KXLA —News. *MMPC —Norman Nesbitt, News HO WL—Spanish Hour.

KVVIH. M WM W—Tony Sein.

:10--KLAC—Stock Reports. :15—KHJ--Editor's Diary. drENX—News. D ave 'Valle. KFWB—Morning Melodies. IC:LAC—Haynes at the Reins. ILMIPC—Market Report. Sports.

8:30—KIT. KFSD —Jack Beech. * MN, KFAC, KCAL, HO WL,

KRIM. KV0E--News. XXX. KCBQ—Grand Slam. HAG S—Hastings Ranch Party ILFOX— Words of tif.. REVD —Record Rangers.

Eri Harold Cowen. llt--Hammond.

SMPC —Song for Yon. K WK W—Stock Quotations. 11XLA —Baptiet Brins.

8:35-1( WK W—Pasadena Churches. 8:45—KTI—Two Boys and a Girl.

KGB—Tom, Dick & Harry KNX—Rosemary. KFAC—tnitr. SPED —Songs of the Sege. »WWII—Science of Mind. HOER—Bible Treasury Hour. RO IL—On Parade. KLAC—Racing News.

*ILIIPC--Dal Williams. News. HO WL—Memories in Moots. ICRI M—Spotlight Varieties. H WIC W—Garden Program.

9—KECAe ITYMB—Ira Cook. *11171. ICFSD. KLAC--News. *IIHJ. KGB, HVOE—Hate

Smith Speaks. !MX— Wendy Warren. MAGH —Sunshine Program. »"AC--Serenade. ILFOX—Pentecostal Church. HEVD-- Walt. Time. HFWB—Strolling Tntn• HGER—Lutheran Hour. EGFJ—The Judge Speaks. MGEL—Sweet and Sentimental. BMPC—Band Box. HO WL—Organ Melodies. HERD—Sagebrush Serenade.

.*M W110—News; Trading Post. IL WK W—Voice of China. KILLA—Bar Nothing Ranch.

1/408--EFI —Ladies• Day. IC:LAC —Coffee With Crosby.

11:18 —EHJ. KGB. SVOE—Mate Smith Singe.

!MX. HCAQ—Annt Jenny. *I/F M—News. *ME WS—News, Music. IMFJ—Alrotorials. EGIL —Ballads for Yon. KLAC—Music Room. HeMPC--Bargain Broadcast. HO WL—Movie Time. E WIH —Sorial Letter. H AA W—Foursquare Churches

1/180—ILECA. MFM13 —Melody Promenade.

WSJ—Moods in Music. HX1. ECBQ —Helen Trent. MAGH—Musical Contrasts. TWOX —Full Gospel. IDFSD —Songs of Summer. REVD—Show Tune.. HE WS—Maurice Hart. IMB—Molly Morse. HOER —God'. Half Hour. IMFJ —Raoing News. SOIL—Fashions in Music. ELAC—Morning Melodies. ME W —Chef Milani.

*HO WL, S WI M—News. R W1E—Billy Lee.

9:46—KFI—All Around Town. RNA, HCBQ —Our Gal Sunday. KFVD —School Days. HGEJ—The Stars Sing. HO WL—Album of Song.

irMRIED —News. K WIK—Mueric for the Mi ms. HICK W—Spanish Lesson.

10 —ICECA,AlliEFMB—unNo Malone. K IT —ILFXM, KGB, ILVOE— News, Glenn Hardy.

ENX —Big Sister. IkKAGH, KFOX—News. ILEAC—Morning Concert. HE M —Bible Institute. ILIPSVB--Matiriee Hart.

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IMER—Eari Lee. EGFJ —From Sunset and Vine. KGIL— Walts Time. ILLAC—Al Jarvis Ballroom, SMPC —Record Room. HO WL—Yiddish Hour. IIRMD--Swing Time. K WIM —The Four Knights. S WIL W—Peggy Lee. RXLA —Quiz

10 :10—RAGE —Music America Loves. 10 :15—HECA, MEMB—Galen Drake.

liFI—Are You Listening? HISJ. HGB, KVOIE —Gospel Singer.

KNX —Ma Perkin.. KFOX—Assembly of God. HGER—Organ Melodies. 'MIL—Sweet Swing. KRICD —Dr. Richardson. H AIM —Magical Scrapbook. K WH W—Frank Sinatra.

*SXLA —News. 10:20—HFIVB—Balph Whitmore. 10:25--KGEj—Sports Flash. 10:30—HECA, KFIVIB—My True Ste*.

!CFI—Lora Lawton. KGB—Luncheon at

Sardrs. IMX —loung Dr. Malone. MCBQ—Make-Believ e Town. MESH—George Hicks. ILFED—Rescup Mission. ILFWB—Bill Leyden. HOER—Helen Markham.

'MAC —Honest Opinion. MMPC—Melody Express. KRICII--Artists and Composers M WK W—Feature Stories. SYCLA —Red Murrell.

10:35-1 MIL--Midmorning Melodies. 10 :45-1 M —tiff' Can Re Beautiful.

KNX —Guiding Light. HOER —Rev. Le Roy Hopp. PCMPC —Jeanne Gear. HERD —Midnight Mission. H ACK —The Woman's Way. K WK W—Arusa Mission. XLA— Western Musk.

KFMB--Betty Crocker Magarine of the Air.

MCIFJ—Sports Flash. — MECA, ICFMB--Beety Crocker. EFT. ICFSD —Double or Nothing.

HILL KGB. KY OE—Ladies First.

ANN—Second Mrs. Burton. *KAGH, KFY fl—New.. IF/PAC —Festival of Muele. KFOX —Don Hornsby Show. }WWII—Peter Potter. KGER —Biblical Research. KGFJ—Yesterday's Hits.

KCAL—Midmorning Melodies. ALAC— Al Jarvis Ballroom. K3IPC—Mentory Melodies. HO WL--Spanish Hour. REED—Songs of Yesteryear. S WIM—S. F. Valley Calls. M WS W—Muslc Time. SY/LA —Howie Dempster.

11:10—KAGH -1300 Club.

11:15—ILECA, ILFMB--Cledy Time. RN N —Perry Mason. KFI D—Shopping Highlights. KMPC —Meet Your Pharmacist

*MXLA —Paeladena News. 11:85-11GFJ —Sports Flash. 11:30*MECA —Baukhage Talking.

RFC, KFSII—Today's Children. KELL MG M ILFXM, KVOE— Queen for a Day.

KNX HCBQ—Nora Drake. KFAC —American Music.

*KFMB--Baukhage Talking. MFOX —Myetery Melodies. KFVD—Memory Melodies.

*KFWB. HO WL„ KRI M —News HOER —Concert Hall. KGFJ —Varniety on Piano. KMPC —Tops in Point. II:MLA —Hometown Jamboree.

11:45—HECA —Felix De Cola. RFC, KFSD —Light of the World.

JINX—The Brighter Day. KGFJ--Saludos Amigos.

*MG M—News. HO WL—Harry James Show. ERI M--Sweet Pops.

11:55---KGFJ--Sport. Flash. K WIFE W-44tock Quotations.

*HECA, 1111.1, ILEX, MAGH, K WIK—News.

,KIT—Farm Reporter. 'Cif-AC —Luncheon Concert. KFSD—Life Can Be Beautiful. KFVD—Meridian Song. KFWB—Peter Potter. HOER —Dr. John Brown. IMEJ —Intermission. IMIL--Noonday Melodies. RE M —Al Jarvis Ballroom, IIMPC —Mid-flay Melodies. HO WL—Joe Adams Show. KRI M—Santa Fee Trails. KIVIC W —.1nrnand Tokatyan. IMILA—Hometown Jamboree.

12 :05—KEN —Knox Manning. KAGFI—Sports News.

12:15—FIECA —Norwood Smith Sings. KIFI. KFSD —Road of Life. KIFIJ —Stu Wilson About Town. KAGH —Siest a Time. KFMB--Dorotby Dix.

*KFOX, KGER-L-News. ROIL—Vocal Varieties.

*KMPC —News to You. MATE —Musiral Roundup.

12:25—KGIFJ—Sports Flash. 12:30—KECA—Art Baker's Notebook.

KFI, KFSD—Pepper Young. KIM—Louise Massey.

12

Morning Programs Appear in Lightface Tyr.; Afternoon and livening Programa in Boldface.

Comedy-Variety 1:30 —Easy Aces, 'MCA. 2:45—Robert Q. Lewis. KWX• 5:30—George O'Hanion, ILFI. 8:00—Martin-Lewis, MEL 8:30—Hogan's Daughter. EFL

Quiz, Participation 7:00—Bkfst. In H'wood, gfc.p. 8:00—McNeill Bkfst, Club. CA 8:30—Grand Slam. KNX. 11:00--Double or Nothing, Kfl. 11:30 —Queen for a Day. KHI. 2:00 —Surprise Package, !MCA. 2:15—Meet the Missus, KNX. 2:30—Bride and Groom. ILECA. 3:00— Welcome Travelers, EFL 7:00—Hit the Jackpot, KNX.

Drama 2:00—Against the Storm. KILL 7:00—Hollywood Theatre, KFI. 9:30—Damon Runyon Theatre,

EFL


2:30—Deems Taylor. ILHJ. 7:30—Melodies America Lovell,

HEX. 11:00 —Deems Taylor, IL11J.

Comment-Narration 7:45 —Fred Beck, XXX. 9:00—Kate Smith, ICES. 10:00—Ted Malone, KECA.

12:05—Knox Manning, KNX. 12:30—Art Baker. KECA 4:30—Burritt Wheeler. MEL 4:30—Passing Parade, WSJ. 10:30--Carreth Wells, K M.

Mystery-Detective ' 7:00—Counterspy, MECA. 7:00—Gregory Hood, MHJ. 7:30—A Life in Your Hands, Min 8:00—Monte Cristo. ICHJ. 5:30—John Steele, KIIJ. 8:30—Mr. and Mrs. North, WAX. 9:00—Mystery Theater, KNX.

Public Interest-I nf ormation

4:30—Doctor's Office, KNX. 8 :00— Women's Forum. KNX. 8:00—If They Had Lived. ILGFJ. 8:30—Town Meeting. 'MCA. 11:45—You and HEX.

Sports

8:45—Racing News. ICLAC. 9:30—Ftaciug, 5:30 —Sports Dial, ICIFULD. 5:45—Race Recap, KGFJ. 5:45—Race Results, /CRIED. 5:45 —Sam Batter, KLAC. 8:15—Bob Kelley, IIMPC. 6:30—Joe Hernandez, KMPC. 9:30—Inaide of Sports. IMJ. 10:15—Tont Harmon, Kn.

Popular- Western Music 4:00—Curt Massey, HAIL 4:45 —Stuart Hamblen, KFWB. 8:00-8npper Club. EFL

HAGS—Guest Star. KFMB--Musie for Tuesday. KFOX—Cowhands Carnival. KFVD--Shopping Righlizhta.

*KFWB—News. HOER —Lunch eon Serenade. HGFJ-1230 Club. MG M-1280 Ranch. KMPC—Song Stars. K WIM —Anything Goes. M WM W—Man on the Street. XXLA—Bobby Champion.

12:45—HFI. IIPSD —Right to Happiness.

K w —melody Matinee. KNX—Harry Babbitt. MAGH —Of Interest to W atson.

*ILEAC —News. KFOX—Pacifie Breezes. KGB—Art Baker's Notebook.

*EMPC—Home Edition. • HVOE—Heatter's Mailbag.

*M WK W—Sporte; News. 12:55—KGFJ--Sports Flash.

—SECA—Modern Romances. HFI, MFSD —Backstage Wife. KHJ—Lynn Looks at Arwood. KNX--Call for Help. KAGII Hora Loe Angeles. MFAC—Your County Report.. SFOX—Latin-American Musk.

*KFVD—News. KFWB--Bill Anson. KGB—Siesta, HOER —Luncheon Serenade. KGFJ-1230 Club, K M:L-1260 Roundup.

*ILLAC--News, Sports. ICMPC--Music in the Air. HO WL-1-Joe Adam, Show. HERD —Siesta Time, KVOE —tnited Nations. H WIM —Matinee in Melody. M WK W—Bill Garr Show. KXLA—Conununity News.

1:15—KFL MFED—Stella KHJ—Nancy KFAC —Piano Parade. KFOX —Purple Sage Riders. KFVD —Piano Parade. KLAC -570 Club. KAM A—Races and Sports. KNLA —LeRny Smith.

1:25—KGFJ —Sports Flash, 1:30 -1LECA—Easy Ares.

KIP!, MF251/ Lerenzo Jones. KHJ—Norreus Young. KNX, KC — Winner Take All KFAC—Cotimoger.' t'orner. KFON—Vets Administration. KFVD —Stewart on Stage.

*R MS. EKED —News. HOER —Senator Ilnowland. KG1L—Homemakers. ILMPC —Major League Ball. HO WL—Paul's Platter Party. KIVIK —Buenos Amigos. IHNLA—Voral V arieties.

1 :IS —KRI M—Polka Time. 1:45*HECA —Eleanor and Anus

Roosen cit. KFI, ICFSD--Widder Brown. KFOX —Everybody's Business. KGER —Hawallan Melodies. HERD —Symphony of Song. K WIK—Piano Portraits.

*EN:LA —Dan Lundberg, News, 1:53—KGFJ—Sports flash. 2—CA, HFIEB—Surprise

Package. K IT. 1F(FSD — When a Girl Marries,

KGB. KVOE--Against the Storm.

IL-NIX —George Fisher. *SAGA—News: Remember

That Tune. ICFAC —Matinee. SFON —Judy Martin. KFVD —Stewart on Stags. ILFWB—Bill Anson. HOER —Long Beach Band. KGFJ—Meet the Band. IMIL--flomemakere.

ileHLAC —News, Sports. KMPC—Major League Ball. HO WL—Paul's Platter Party. KRKD—L. A. Recreation Dept. K WIK—Man With a Solar. K WK W—Bill Sampson Show. KSILA—Mtleir and Malarkey.

2:10—KLAC-570 Club. 2:15—KFI. KFSD—Portia Faces Life

KEN. KCBQ—Meet the Mesas HFON—Rusty Gill, REED—Musical Bouquet. K WIK—Public Service. KIVIC W—Sports.

2:28 —KGFJ—Sports flash. 2:30—HECA. KFMB—Bride & Groom

EFL KEST—Just Plain Bill.

THREE ALARM

Stewart on Stage 2:30-3:30 Daily

KrIeD "G" Fra !%.•-me

RADIO and TELEVISION LI FE TUESDAY LOGS KIIJ, KGB-Deems Taylor Concert.

KFOX -Country Girls. EGER-Garden School. KGFJ-Variety on Piano. KGIL-Varintions in Rhythm. KMPC -Pan Americana. KO WL--Matinee Melodies. KRKH-Tunes in Tempo. K WIK-Musie to Remember.

2:40 -KGER-Long Beach Band.

2:46-11F1, RFSH-Front-Page Farrell.

KNX. R( BQ--Robert Q. Lewis KAGH-Rostelonetz Conducts. KGFJ-Western Time. K WIR -Jack K WK W-Races and Sports.

2:95 - 1(GFJ-Snoris Flash. 3-KF,CA, RI-Mil-Ladies, Be

Seated. KFI, KFSH- Welcome Travel-ers.

K M. KGB. RVOE -Temptones KNX. R(101-Robert Q. Lewis

*KAGH, KFOX, S WI M, R XLA -News.

RFAC-Musical Favorites. REVD-Stewart on Stage. KFWB-Bill Anson. KGER--Fiesta Grande. KGEI-Record Jackpot. !MIL-Curtain Call.

*KLAC -News, Sports. EMPC-Chiffon Serenade. HO WL-Personality Time. BRI M-Tops in Pops. ! MIR- Modern Concert Hall.

3:05 -KAGH-Band fiai. 3:10-KLAC-Don Otis Show. 3:15-KFLI, KGB, 0E-The Todds

RFOX-Teins Tiny. *KGIL-News. HO WL-Tropicana. K WK W-Races and Sports. KXLA-Juke Boy Matinee.

3:Z0-11 WK W-Fiesta Time. 3:25-KGFJ-Sports flash. 3:36 -RECA, KFMB-Add-a-Line.

KFL KFSH-Aunt Mary.

KFAC-Lyrics in Chorus. .*KFWB-News; Bill ATIO011. RGB-Here's to Vets.

*KGER, IMRD-Newa. KG1L--Yets' Hospital. RO WL-201 h Cent nry Serenade R WK W-Red Cross.

1:36-KGER-Rancho 1390. KRKI)-Interlude.

3:415 -1(FI, RESD- We Love k Learn KAGFI-Light's On.

* KFAC -News. KFOX, K WIR -Old-Age Pensions.

*KGB-San Diego News. KGIL--Dance 'Matinee. KRKD-Crazy Rhythm. KV0E-Meet a Friend.

*K WK W- Ftnf.PS; News. 3:35-KGFJ-Sports flash. A-HECA-Play Again.

KFL KIND- This Woman's Secret.

*RAJ. KGB. HVOE-Fultms Lewis.

KNX, RCBQ -Curt Massey Time.

KAGH -Spanish Hour. KFAC -Musical Masterpieces.

*RFON. !EGER. KS1PC -News. KFVD -Harlematinee. EFWB--Ralph Mhitmore. KGFJ-Record Review. KGIL-Hank Penny Show.

*KLAC-News, Sports. RO W1..-Musical Showcase. KRI M -Piano Paintings. R WIK -Three-Quarter Time. K WK W-Voice of the Army. KXLA-Juke IRO% Matinee.

4:(k5-KGER -Rancho 1390. 4:15-RECA -Frances

R if-Johnny Murray. *KILL FIFX,M. KGB. KV0E-

Frank Hemingway. KNX. KCBQ-Stand-In. RFSD-Tou Win It. KFWB-Afterntion Melodies. KLAC-Fikiteh Henderson. KMPC -Tuilight Tales. KRI M -Spotlight on Stars. KVITIK-Airlane Melodies.

4 :28--KGFJ-Sportti flash. :30-11F1F-Burritt Wheeler. *HAL KGB. KV0E-Passing

Parade. KNX -Inside the Doctor's Office.

KFOX-Name the Tune. KF WB -Daily Light. KGFJ-Record Review. KLAC -Muele. KMPC -Melloor Moods.

*RO WL -News. KRI M-Symphony in Swing. K WIR -Stnrybook Land. K WK W-Magie Circle Theater

4:35-RECA-Double Feature. 4:45-KF.CA--Happy Theatre.

*KFIJ, KGB. KVOE-News. *KNX, KCBQ-Larry Lesueur. *RFSD-Rtehard Harkness. EF WB-Stuart Hamblen.

KLAC-Racing Roundup. KM PC-Collectors' Corner. HO WL -Small Bands.

*K RI M -News. K WK W-Let's Talk Sports.

4 :55-KGFJ -Sports Flash.

5-ILECA, KFMB-Fun House. *KFI-Feature Wire. RILL KGB. IFIVOE-B-Bar-B Ranch.

*KNX. RCBQ-Knox Manning. KAGH-Vets Administration. FAC -Sunset Serenade.

RFOX -Sunsitine Mission. RFVD -Tune Time. RFWB-Stuart Hamblen. KGER--Sports; Knoell° 1390. KC.F.I-Jive at Fief. KGIL-Uncle Ted & Tiny Town

*KLAC -Fred Henry Reports. *KMPC -News; Upswing. RO WI.-Joe Adams Show. KRI M-Songs of the Saddle. R WIR-Purple Sage. R WR W -Today at the Races. KNLA-Juke Box Matinee.

6:15*KFL RAGH -News. KNX-Tom Hanlon. IIIGER -Ranehn 1390. KLAC-Musie Room.

*KMPC -Virgil Pinkiey. R WIK-Spotlight on Sports. RIVR W-Azusa Mission.

5:30-RECA. KFM11-Sky King. • RFSH-Me and Janie. RH& KGB. RVOE-Mlientures (if Champion.

*KNX. RCRQ-Chet Huntley. K M:II-Italian Music. RFAC- Whoa Bill Club.

.11-KFON. KGFJ. KFVD -45 Minutes to GO. KLAC -Peggy Lee. Songs. 101PC -All-Time Hits. KRI M-Sports Dial. K WIK -Boy. Girl and Song. KIl K W-Hoyos Hour. RX1.A-Soueakin' D eacon.

" - R GI L -Sports News. RF.X.1111, KGB. KVOE-

Curly Bradley. *KNX, !ECHO-News, Garred. KFOX-Vour Fisheaster. IEGFJ -Raee Recap. KGIL -Tops in Pops. KLAC -Sam Batter. Sports. KMPC-Top Tunes. KRI M-Race Results.

*K WIK -Nens, Roger Patrick. 5:55*KNX -News. Prank Goss. e*KEICA, KFM15-News.

Fi n KISD-Dean Martin end Jerry Lewis.

*RAJ, KGB, K1 OF-Gabriel Ileatter.

RNN - Women's Forum. KAGH-Spanish Program. RFAC-Twilight Hour.

*KFON. RGER. KLAC -News. KFV11--es Minutes to Go.

*R1F1513 -Clete Roberts, News. KGFJ-Musical Digest. IRGIL -Taps in Pops.

*RMPC -News. Bill (Faroe'. RO WL-Italian Program. KRRD -Musical Varieties. KI M -Claude Newman Says. KXLA-Muir College.

O :115*RECA-Headiine Edition. KLAr-Al Jarvis Ballroom.

6:15*RF,CA-Flank Werner. News. *RILL KGB-Mutual Newsreel. !MON-Hawaiian Music. KFWB-Tune Time. RGER -titamps Quartet. KC:IL-Piano Parade. KMPC -Bob Kelley. Sports. KRI M-Hawaiian Memories. R WIR -Musir by Martin. KW K W-1.. J. Betz. 11XLA -Music.

9:341-RECA. KFMB-Report to the People.

KFL KFSD-The Ring's Men. IRFIJ. KGB. El-OE-Official Detective.

KNX-Nation's Heffner-et. KFAC -Hour of Musk. RFON-Hol's Memory ROOM.

* K F V D - NP WR.

KFIVB -America Dances. KGER -Back to the Bible. KG11.-Dinner Concert. IIMT'C -Del Mar Races. KO WL-Rev. Clayton Russell. KRI M -Sweet Pops. K WYK-TwIlight Time. RITA-Eddy Arnold Show.

6:45 -KY:CA. KFMR -Musie by Bolero.

KGIL -Down Memory Lane. KRI M-Accent on Rhythm. RIVIR -Here's Hollywood.

6:55*R111.1. RGIL AC0E -Charles Shaw.

7-11ErA, KFMB -David Hard-ing. Counterspy.

Kfl-Skippy likilirved Theatre • KGB -G Hood ANN. HCBQ -flit the Jackpot. KFAC-Hour of Music. RFOX -March Time. RFSD -Rig Town.

RFWB-Amerlea Dances. KGER-Family Bible Hour. KGFJ -Musical Digest.

*KGIL. BARD -News. *KLAC -News; 570 Club. KMPC -Firestone Favorites. R WIR -Jewish Hour. K XLA -Jimmie Dolan.

1:15-KFOX-Fishing Pals. KGIL-Songs by Crosby. KMPC- Words and Music. KRI M-Three-Quarter Time. K W 1K-Page Ca i ana ugh Tric. RXI.A-Dusty Ellison.

7:30-RECA. K FMR-Beantiful Music.

Rfl. RFSD -A Life in Torre Hands.

K M. RFNM, KGB. KV0E-Red Ryder.

iviiiectiti2 nuvtica leee.)

JOHN RAITT Baritone

Concert Orchestra Earl Towner, Director

KNX -Tuesday -7:30 P. M.

GlEWOOD PARK CEMETERY ASS N

KNX -Melodies Interna IA,. co HE W -Echoes and Encores. R HIN- Waltz Tinie. K ri%B-Sid Ziff. Sports. KGER-Rev. Al Harlan. K(.1L-S. F. C. of C. KRKI)-Dr. Richardson. IRW IK-Casalinde of Music. KXLA-Jimmie Dolan.

7:45*KFOX -News. RPM B-Giuest Star. RGIL-Nmein ire.. 8-RECA, KFMIII-Enehantment. KFL KFSD-Supper Club.

RFX511. KGB. KVOE-mint of Monte Cristo. -Charles Collingwood.

K ening Concert. RFOX -County Barn Donee. K FIVB-Ve illiams-Rodgers. RGER-Bible Treasury. KGV.11-1( They Had Eked. KG11,---Song% nf the West.

*KLAC-Musir; News. 11‘311'(' Homance and Rhythm. ' MIR- Meet the Band.

*K XLA -News. It An-Kt:F.1 -Fit m Neo ,.

8:15*K Cl. RI-SD- World News. RNX -Dinah Shore and Jack Smith.

RGER-Hebrew Christian. *KGFJ-News. A‘erill Berman. KLAC. RSITC -Baseball: Hollywood at 1.. A.

R LA -L% en ing Serenade. 8 :30-11Et A, Rrsill-America's

Town Meeting. KFSD-Hogan's Daughter

KHI. KFX31. KGB -John Steele. Ad, enturer.

KNX. ReFIQ-Mr. and Mrs. North.

*VC M N-News. RGER -(•lem Davies. KGE.1 -Torlay's Hits. KW 1R-Sons o' Guns. KXLA-9th St. Corral.

0:I9. liEWB-The Human Touch. FCGER -Salon Serenade. KV IR-Al Trace Show.

9-11E('A, KFMR-America's Town Meeting.

KFI -Big Town. *KILL RFNM, KGB. KV0E-

N e ws, Glenn Hardy. JINX. KCBQ-Mystery Theater KFAC -Evening Concert. KFOX-Music. FCFSH-Jim Ameche Show. KFVD-Spade Cooley Time. KFWB--Flarold Con en. HGER-Rev. Hammond. KGFJ-Today's Hits. RGIL -Jan De Boer. KLAC, KNIPC -Basehall. K WIK -Valley Varieties. RXI.A -Soireakin' Deacon.

9 :15-KIIIJ. RIVE -Flan ey Harding Sings.

*RFOX -News. R1FSD-Jimmy Richards Orch. KFWB-Cnited Nations. KGER -Soul Patrol.

9 :30*K ECA. RI-SIB-Monitor News. IFCF1-Damon Runyon Theatre. KHJ, KGB. 1110F-Inside of Sports.

KNX. KCBQ-Beulah. KFOX-Serenade in Swingtime KFSD -Alan Roth. KFWB-Unity Daily Word. KGER-John Brown Schools. RGIL-Dance Time.

9:45 -RECA-Here's Hollywood. *KH.1. KGB. KVOE-Fulton

Lewis. KNX -Reserve. KT-NM-Bing Crosby.

KFOX-Research Adventures. +11F WB, KGIL,

1.0 *KECA, KFMB-Richfield

*KFRle. piorFteri.-Sant Hayes. News *KHJ-Highlights in Headlines. *RNNi, RCRQ-News. Huntley. RFAC -Slusical Crossroads. RFOX-Aloha Time. KFVD-Spade Cooley Time. KFWB -Eastside Show. KGER -Cavalcade of Music. KGFJ-Kid Ory New Or ea = Jazz Band.

RGII.-Juke-Box jteview. KLAC. KMPC-Baseball. K WIR-Sweet and Low. RXLA-Red Barn Roundup.

111:115-K11.1 -Highlights In Music. 10 :15-KECA-Casa Cugat.

RFI -Tom Harmon. Sports. K M-Olympic Fights. KNX -Bob Eison. K FOX -Pontrelli Oren. RGER -Voice of the Army. Itt 0E-1480 Club.

10:30-KECA-One for the Book. *K11 -Carietit K N N-Make-Belleve Town. RI-MR-Yellowtail Derby. KFSD-Concert Hall. Kt.Elt-At the Ranchhonse. KGFJ -Gypsy Moods. KMPC-All-Time Hits. KNI.A -Arthur Van Orch.

10 : 45- K FI-Sf eindy Time. RFS1111-Beierly Hills Oral. KF'ON-Slosic Moderne. KLAC-Don Otis.

10:55-KFI-Police Bulletins. *KLAC-News.

I *KECA -Newl% of Tomorrow. *K FII.. KFSII -News. K M -Deems Taylor Concert.

*KNX -Nelson Pringle. KFAC -Murdea I Crossroads. KFM11--Cheatin' on Sandman. RFON -Mute of the Masters. REVD -Spade Conley Time. KFMB-Eastside Show. KGB-Murric for Moderns. RGER-At the Ranehhouse. KGFJ- WW04114 H ouse Party. RG11.-Juke-Box Review. KLAC -Don Otis. KMPC -Esquire Trio. R W1K -Three Oaks ENLA -Ray's Band Box.

11:10-KNX -Sports. 11 :15-RECA -('inegrill Music.

KFI -Billmore Hotel Oren. KNX -Merry-Go- Round. KFS1)--Danee Orch. K XLA- Western Echoes.

11:30-RECA-Ambassador Orch. 11E1-Milestones in Melody. RIFJ-Cues in Music.

*RFOX-News. KGIL-.Iimmie Grier. KMPC-Leisure Time. IRXLA -Alex COOOPT Show.

11 :45-1/FI -Guest Star. *KH.I. KMPC-News. KNX -Tou and Writing. KFON -Airlane Melodies.

11 :55*RECA. KLAC -News. 1,-KFI-Nlueient Menu.

RHJ-Rhapsorly in Wax. *KNX-News. RUA( --Midnight Serenade. KF1 1)-Spode Cooley Time (to 1).

RFWB-Melodee Club. KGFJ-Midnight Special (to 3) KGIL-Yawn Patrol (to 3). K LAC -Don Otis. KRRID-Stareltpit Serenade (to 5:30).

R151E-Show People's Show (to 4).

KNI.A-Alex Cooper Show (to 1).

112:115-ENX-Stele Allen Show. 12 :30-1KTI -Midnight flyer.

KFWB -Maste After Midnight.

Recorded Highlights MONDAY THROUGH FRIDAY

POPULAR 8:15 a.m. -KLAC. Haynes at Reins. 10:00 a.m. -KLAC. Al Jarvis. 11:00 a m - RFWB-Peter Potter. 12:00 noon-KO WL -Joe Adams. 1:Oa p.m. -KFWB. Bill Anson. 1:10 p.m. -KLAC, Bob McLaughlin. 5,nn p.m. -RO WT., Joe Adams. 6:415 p.m. -KLAC. Al Jarvis. 6'30 p.m. -KF WB, Frank Bull. 7:00 p.m. -KLAC. Bob McLaughlin. 111:00 p.m. -KFIVB. Gene Norman. 11:30 p.m. -KNI.A. Alex Cooper.

CLASSICAL American Music. Musical Digest. . Hour of Music. . Favorites. Echoes & Encores. Evening Concert. Musical Cross-

II-3n 11. M. - K F A C.

6:00 p.m. -KGF.I. 0:30 p.m. -RFAir 7:00 p.m. - w we 7:30 p.m. -RFAC. :00 p.m.-1XFAC.

10:00 p.m.-KFAC. roads.

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WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 24 *Indicates News Broadcast. 8-m', KFMB—Don MeNelll'a

Breakfast Club. EFL RFSD--Honeymorin in New York.

*KETJ, KGB—Cecil Brown. KNX—Bob MeLaughlin Club Time.

KAGH--Sister KFAC —Country Church. EFOX. KRKD —Bible Institute KFVD—Wakeup Ranch.

*KFWB--4-lete Roberts. EGER--Mizpah. I1GFJ—Dr. Frederick Bailee. EGIL--Musical Clock.

*KLAC. KXLA—News. *KMPC —Norman Nesbitt. News RO WL—Spanish Hour. EVOE—Hotcake K WIK—Klub K w m. K WK W--Tony Sein.

S:10--KLAC —Stock Market. 8:15—KIIFJ —Editor's Diary.

*KNX —News, Dare Valle. KFWB—L. A. Breakfast (bib. KGFJ—Melody Time. KLAC —Haynes at the Reins. KMPC—Markets: Sports. E M.A—Music.

8:30—KFI, KFSD —Jack Berch. *KHJ, KFAC, K UL, Ko wt.

KRKD. KV0E—News. KNX. KCKQ —Grand Slam. KAGH —Hastings Ranch Party

• KFOX —Words of Life. KFVD—Record R KGER —Hammond. KlilTe —Song for You. ! MATT-Haven of Rest.

:35—E WK W—Pasadena Churches. 11:45—KFI —Two Boys and a Girl.

KHJ. KGB—Tom. Dick et Harry KNX—Rosemary. KFAC —Unity. KIXD—Songs of the Sage. KGER —Bible Treasury Hour. RGIL —On Parade. im m--Raring News.

*KMPC—Dal Williams. News. HO WL—Memories in Music. KVOE—Radie, Tour. 11RICTI —Spotlight Varieties. A WK W—Garden Program.

9—KECA. KFMB—Tra Cook. *KFT. RE'S"). KLAC—News. *RILL KGB. KY 0E—Kate

Smith Sneaks. KNX — Wendy Warren. 11A1311—elimehine Program. KFAC—Serenade. Krox —Pentpen«tal Church. AlrliTi — Waltz Time. KFWB--L. A. Breakfast Club. KGER —IAitheran Hour. KGFJ—Tligabled Veterans. RGIL--Sweet and Sentimental. Kwrr—Band Box. RO WL—It's the Top*. 1111111D—Sagebrioth Serenade.

*KIVIK —News: Trading Post. F WK W—Vreire of China. RXI,A —lnar Nothing Ranch.

9:05—AFT—Ladies MIS'. KLAC —Coffee With Crosby.

1:15 —EFIJ. KGB. K1-0E—Km@ Smith Sitars.

KNX. KCFSQ—Aunt Jenny. *RFXTI—News. KGFJ—Airotoriale. KGT1.--Ballade for Yon. II:Gar—Mt:sir Room. RMPC —Bargain Broadcast. FlO WL—Mmie Time. R WTE—Social Letter. Ef %ri m—Foursquare Churches

9.3(1—FECA. RTMIT—MelodY Tromenade,.

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*RA WL. E WK W—News. K W1121 —Billy Lee.

9:45 1rFlt..-- 111 Around Town. msx. KCIAT—Our Gal Sunday. IXFITT—Slehnot Day*. Knr.:[ —Th. Stare Sing. HO WL—Album of Song.

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*RAJ. KFICM. WGB. ETVOE — New:, Glenn Hardy.

KNX —Rie Sister. *KAGII. I/FOX —News. KrAr —Mr.rninfr Concert. 217441—Rible Inetltute. K MIT—Mauriee Hart.

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• KGER—Earl Lee.. KGFJ—From Sunset and Vine. FGIL—Waltz Time.-KLAC —Al Jarvis Ballroom. KMPC—Record Room. KO WL—Yiddish Hour. FRKD —Swing Time. K W1K—The -Four Knights. K WK W —Pegiry Lee. KXLA —Quiz Show.

111:10—KAGH —Mueir America Loses.

10:15—KECA. KFMB—Galen Drake. KF1—Are You Listening? KHJ. KGB, KVOE—Gospel Singers.

KNX—Ma Perkins. KFOX —Assembly of God. Ft:ER—Bible Society. KGIL—Sweet Swing. KRKD —Dr. Richardson. 2111111 —Mueical Scrapbook. K WE W —Audrey Shops.

itrKXLA —News. 10 :20—ELF WB--Ralph Whitmore. 10:25—EGFJ—Sports Flash. 10:30—KECA, KFMB—My True Story

KFI—Lora Lawton. KHJ, KGB—Luncheon at Sardre.

KNX —Young Dr. Malone. • FCRQ —Make-Believe Town. BF-VD—Rescue Mission. KF WB—Bill Leyden. EGER—Helen Markham.

KLAC —Honest Opinion. KMPC —Melody nieces. KRI M —Artists and Composers K WE W—Feature Stories. KXLA— Western Music.

10:35—KG M—Midmorning Melodies, 10:45—KFI—Life Can Be Beautiful. , TINN—Goldinz Light.

KFOX —Morning Musical. IRGER—Rev. Le Roy Kopp.

—Jeanne Gray. FRED—Midnight Mission. KVOF.—Mary Holmes. K WIK —The Woman's Way. K WIR W — trams Mission.

10:55—RECA. KFMB—Betty Crocker Magazine of the Air.

KGFJ —Snorts Flash. 14 —KECA. KFXIR—Betty Crocker.

KFI, KFSD—Double or Nothinc.

KILL KGB. KVOE —Ladies First.

FENN I Mr,. Burton. *KAGIFI, KFVD,--News. KFAC —Festilal nf %logic. KFOX—Don Hornsh, show. KF WB—Pet er Potter. KGF,R Resea re-h. .KGFJ—Yesterday'e Hite. KG11.--Midmornine Melodies. KLAC—Al Janis Ballroom. KMPC—Memory Melodies. RO WL—Spanish Hour. KRECD—Songs of Yesteryear. K wirK—S. F. Vallee" Calls. KIIK W—Music Ti me.

KILLA—Howle Dempster. 11:10—KAGH-1300 Club. 11:15—KECA—Music for Mom.

KNX—Perry Mason. KFAC —Guy Bates Post. EFSIB—Rosa Rio,. Organ. KFITI—Shopping Highlights.

*KXLA—Pasadena News. 11:25—KGIEJ—Sports Flash. 11:30*KECA—Baukhage Talking.

lIFSD—Today's Children. KHJ, KFX51. KGB. KVOE— Queen for a flay.

KNX. KCIRQ—Nora Drake. KAGH —Eddie Adamek Outlaws KFAC—American Music. IRFOX —Myetery Melpdiee.

*KFWB, KOII L. KRI M—News KFVD —Memory Melodies. EGER—Peter Slack Tittle. KGF.T—Yariety on Piano. fu me—Top* in Pope.

HOME TOWN JAMBOREE

Ch ifle Stone Eddie Kirk Herman the Hermit

Bucky Tibbs Merle Travis Tennessee Ernie

Top Western Talent

KXLA 11:30-12:30 Men. Thru Fri.

KXLA—Hometown Jamboree. 11:45—KECA —Felix De Cola.

EFL RFSD—Light of the World.

KNX—The Brighter Day. KGFJ—Saludos Amigos.

*EGIL—Newx. KO WL-- Washington Letter. KRKD —Sweet Pops.

11 :55--Kti nt—Sports Flash. s' FIVE W—Stock quotations.

12 *HECA. KNX, KAGH, K MIEC —News.

KFI —Farm Reporter. KFAC —Linwheon Concert. FFSD—Life (an Be Beautiful. KIND—Meridian Song. A MR—Peter Potter. KGER —Dr. John Brown. EGFJ —Intermiseion. Fit:IL—Noonday Melodies. KLAC —Al Jamie Ballroom. KSIPC—Mid-Day Melodies. FOWL—Joe Adams Show. KRKD—Santo Fe Trails. K WK W -14usic from Hollyw'd. KXLA—Flometown Jamboree.

12:115—KNX —Knox Manning. KAGo—snorts News.

12:15—KECA —Norwomi Smith Sings. 1111. KFSD—Road of Life. KHJ—Stu Vinson About Town. KAI:ET —Siesta Time. KFMR —Dorothy Dix.

*KFOX. EGER —News. R611.—Vocal Varieties.

*KMPC —News to loll. RIVIK—Slusiral Roundup. K WK W—Poet's Corner.

Morning Peograms Appear in Lightface Type: Afternoon and Evening Programs in Boldface.

Comedy-Yariety 1:30 —Easy Ares. KECA. 2 Al—Robert Q. Lewis. KNX. 9:00—Henry Morgan. TEFL

Quiz, Participation 7:00—Blifst. in H'wood. KECA. 8:orb—McNeill Bkfst. Club. KECA :30—Grand Slam. KNX.

It :00—Double or Nothing, KFI. 11:30—Queen for a flay. KHJ. 2:011—Surprise Package, KECA. 2:15 —Meet the Missus. KNX. 2:30—Bride and Groom, TIEÇA. 3:0(4— Welcome Tra,elers, KFI. 1:00—Name That Song, KILL

Drama 2:n0—Against the Storm. KHJ. 7:30 —Curtain Time. EFL 1:30—Family Theatre, KHJ. 1:30—Dr. Christian, KNX.


2:30—Deems Taylor. KHJ. 6:00—Conductor's Showcase,

KNX. 7:30—Hollywood Music Hall.

KNX. 10:30—Deems Taylor, KHJ.

Comment-Narration 7:43—Fred Beck. KNX.

9:00—Kate Smith. KHJ. 10:00—Ted Malone. KECA. 12:05—Knox Manning. KNX. 12:30—Art Baker, KECA. 4:30—Burritt Wheeler. KFL 4:30—Passing Parade. RAJ. 10 :30—t eth II ells. 1111.

lfystery-Detective 6:30—International Airport, EFIJ 9:30—Mr. D. A.. EFL


4:30—Doctor's Office, RNX. 11:45—You and KNX.

Sports 8:45—Racing Ne ws, KLAC. 9:30—Racing. KGF.I. 5:30—Sports Dial. KRI M. 5:45—Race Recap' KGFJ. 5:43—Race Results, KRKD. 5:45—Sam Baiter, KLAC. 6:15—Bob lieliey. KMPC. 6:30—Joe Hernandez, KMPC. 9:30—Inside of Sports. KIM. 10:15—Tom Harmon, KFT.

Popular- Western Music 4:00—Curt Massey, KNX. 4:45—Stuart Hamblen, [(TWA. 8:110—Supper Club, EFL 9:00—Time for Music. KECA.

12:25—KGFJ--Stiorts Flask. 12:30—KECA—Art Baker's Notebook.

•KFL KFSD—Pepper Young. KHJ—Louise Massey. KAGH—Here's to Vets. KFOX—Cowhands Carnival. KFXD —Shopping Highlights.

*KFWB —News: Peter Potter. KGER —Luncheon Serenade. KGFJ -1230 Club. KGIL-1260 Ranch. KMPC—Song Stars. R W117E —Anything Goes. K WK W—Man on the Street. FEN-LA—Bobby Champion.

12:15-11F1. KFSD—Right to Happiness.

H MI—Melody Matinee. KNX —Harry Babbitt. KAGH—Of Interest to Women.

*KFAC —News. RFOX -1'acific Breezes. KGB—Art Baker's Notebook.

*KMPC—Flome Edition. K VOE—Heatter's Mailbee

*K WK W —Sports: News. 12:55—EGFJ—Sports Flash. 4 —KECA —modern Romances.

KFL KFSD—Barkstage Wife. K ILT—Lynn Looks at W wood. JINX —Call for Help. EAGH—Hora Los Angeles. KFAC —Your City. KFONs—Latin-Americim Musk.

*E MIL KLAC —News. KFWB-11411 Anson. KGB —Siesta. KGER—Luncheon Serenade. EGF.1-1230 Club. EGIL-1260 Roundup. KMPC —Music in the Air. FO WL—Joe Adams Show. FRECD—Siesta K WIK—Matinee in Melody. K WK W—IRill Garr Show. KXLA—County Business. •

1.:15-11}7. KESD —Stella Dallas. KILT—Nancy Dixon. KFAC—Piano Parade. KFOX—Texas Jim. AFVD —Piano Parade. KLAC-570 Club. KVOE—Johnson Family. KW K W —Races and Sports. KXLA—Farm Ne ws.

1:25—KGFJ—Sports Flash. 1:30—KECA—Easy Ares.

KFSD—Lorenro Jones. KHJ —Norma Young. KNX. RCRQ—Winner Take AM KFA(' —Compoeers' Corner. KFOX—Here's to Vets. KFID—Stewart on Stage.

*RFWIT. KRKD —Nea-s. EGER—Clark Sparks Show. KGEL—Homemakers. KMPC —Major League Ball. KO WL—Paitl's Platter Party. K WIK—Polka Party. K XLA—Vocal Varieties.

1:35—HARD—Polka Time. 1:45*KECA —Eleanor and Anna

Remise, cit. AFL EFSD— Widder Brown. KFOX —Eserybody's Business. KT:ER—Hawaiian Melodies. KIIKD--Aymphony of Song. K WIK—Pia no Portraits.

*KXLA—News. Dan Lundberg. 1:T5--EGFJ—Sports Flash. 2-RECA, KFMR—Surprise

Package. KFI. KFITD— When a Girt Marries.

KIM, KGB. K1'0E—Against the Storm.

KNX —Georire Fisher. • *KAGFi —News; Remember That

Tune. RFA( — Matinee. KFOX—Luncheon Club. KFVD—Stewart on Stage. EFWIR—Bill Anson. KGER—Long Reach Band. KGF.1-:-Meet the Band. KGIL—Flomemakers.

*KLAC —News. Sports. KMPC—MaJor League Ball. KO WL—Paul's Platter Party. FRKD —T.. A. Fire Dept. EMIR—Man With a Song. K WKW —Rill Sampson Show. EXLA -411ele and Malarkey.

2:10-111,AC—;:n Club. 2:15—RFT. KT-SD —Portia Faces Life

KNX. KCBQ—Meet the Mi ms 11HRD —Flotising Expediter. R WI1K—Traffic Dept.

2:25—KGFJ—Snorts Flash. 2 :30-111F.0 A. K FMB—Bride k Groom

111F1. KFSD —Just Plain Bill. KELL KITTS —Deems Taylor Concert.

KAGFI—L. A. Health Dept. KFVD —Three Alarm. KGF.R—Garden School. KGFJ- Variety on Piano. KGIL—Voriatione in Rhythm. KMPC —Pan-Americana. KO WL—Matinee Melodies. KRKD—Tunes in Tempo. KVOE—Here's Music. R W1E—Music to Remember.

2 :35—RAGII-e-Remember That Tone. 2 :40.—KCiER —Long Beach Rand. 2:45—KFL WFS D.—Front-Page

Farrell. •

RADIO and TELEVISION LIFE WEDNESDAY LOGS EE L KCBQ--nobert Q. Lewis KAGH-Koetelanetz Conducts. I1GFJ- Western Time. ROIL-Teen Time. K WITC -Jack Ri,erii. K WR W.-Races and Sports.

2 :36-KGFJ -Sports flash. 1111-51B-Ladiee, Be

Seated. IIFI. HISD-Welcome Tras tiers.

HOB. ICIOE--Temptenes KNX, KCBQ-Robert Q. Lewis

*KAGH. KFOX. KLAC, KXLA ,-News. KFAC-Musical Favorites. KFVD -Stewart on Stags. ICF WB-Bill Anson. KGER-Flesta Grande. KGFJ-Record Jackpot. KGIL-Curtain Call. E_MPC--Chiffon Serenade. HO WL-Personalitv Time. KRKD -Topa in Tops. K WITC -Modern Concert Hall. H WK W -Foothtli Features.

3:05-KAGH-Band Box. 3:15-KHJ, KGB. KV OE-The Todd.

K707E-Te ma Tiny. *K M-News. KLAC-Don Otis Show. 6CO WL--Tropicana. K WK W-Races and Sports. KX-LA -Juke Box Matinee.

3:25-KGFJ -Sports Flash. 3:30-KECA. KFM15-Add-a-Line.

111FI, KFSD-Aunt Mary. KHJ -Music. KFAC -Lyrics in Chorus.

*Kt-R R-News; Bill Anson. KGB-Eddy Durbin Show.

*EGER. KRHD -News. KG1L-Veterans' Hospital. NOVVL-20th Century Serenade

3:38-KGER -Raneho 1390. KRKD-Interlude.

3:46-KFL IFSD- We Love & Learn KAGH-Mulder Sings.

WKFAV-News. KFOX HA UCK -Old-Age Pension..

*EGI San Diego News. KGIL-Dance Matinee. KRED -Crazy Rhythm. KV OE-Meet a Friend.

3:515-KGFJ-Sports Flash. *K WK W -News.

A-RECA-Play It Again. IF!. KFSD-This Woman's Secret.

*KIM, KGB. HVON -Fulteen Lewis.

WN W KCBQ-Curt Massey Time.

RA MC -Spanish Program. KFAC -Musical Masterpiece..

*EFOX. KGER-News. KFVD--Hariematinee. KF WB-Ra 1ph Whitmore. KGFJ-Reeord Review. KGIL-Hank Penny ,vhow.

*KLAC -News. Sports. *KM1PC-News, Harpe!. KO WL-Musical Showcase. KRI M-Piano Paintings. K ATE-Roland Jabeaus. E WE R -Canada Program. EXLA-Juke Box Matinee.

4:06-KGER -Ranclus 1390. 4 :13-EEC A-Frances Scully.

KFI -Johnny Murray. *KHJ. KFXM. KGB. KVOL-

Frank Hemingway. KNX. KCBQ-Stand-In. KlFSD -You Win It. KFWR -Afternoon Melodies. KLAC -SIdtch Henderson. KMPC -Bands and Ballads. KRFCD-Spotlight on Stars. K WIR -Airlane Melodies.

4:25-KGFJ -Sports. 4:30-K M-laurritt Wheeler.

*KFIJ. KGB. EV0E-Passing • Parade.

KNX-Inside the Doctor's Office.

KFOX -Name This Tons. EF'W1I-Dally Light. KGFJ -Record Review. KLAC -Muele. KMPC -Mellow Moods.

arKO WL-News. RAND-Symphony in Swing. K WTH -Storybook Land. K WIC W -County Official.

4:36-RECA -Double Feature. 4:45-ERCA -Happy Theater.

*K M. KGB. HVOF.-News. *11(1VX. KCBQ-Larry Lesueur. *IIFSD-FIE. V. Kaltenhorn. IFEFWB--Staart Hamblen. KLAC -Racing Roundup. KMPC, -Collectors' C NO WL-Parade of Small Bands

*KRKD-News. K WK W-Let's Talk Sports.

4:85-ICGFJ-Sports Plash. 5-KECA, KFMB-.Challenge of

the Yukon. *K M-Feature Wire. XIV. KGB. IV OE-Ted Drake

KCBQ-Knox Manning. "'UGH -Anniversary Party.

1U, U SC

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KFAC -Sunset Serenade. KFOX-Sunshine Mission. KFVD-Tune Time. KFR Ft-Stuart Hamblen. HOER -Sports. KGFJ-Jive at 5. KGIL-thele Ted k Tiny Town

*KLAC -Fred Henry Reports. *KMPC -News; Upswing. • HO WL--Joe Adams Show. KRKD -Songs of the Saddle. E RIK-Purple Sage. KM-K W-Today at the Races. KXLA -Juke Box Matinee.

5:13*KFI -News. KNX-Tom Hanlon. KGER-Rancho 1390. KLAC-Music Room.

*KMPC -Virgil Pinkley. K WIK -Spotlight on Sports. K WK W-Azusa Mission.

8:30 -K W-A. KF5113--Adventares of Johnny Lujeck.

KFI -Casa Cugat. KHJ, KGB. 11V0E-Adventures of Champion.

*ILSX, HCBQ-Chet Huntley. KAGH-Itahan Music. KFAC - Whoa Bill Club.

*KFOX. KGFJ. ROIL-News. *KFSD -Thie la the Story. KEY D -4,% Minutes to Go. KLAC -Peggy Lee, Songs. KM.PC-All-Time Hits. KRI M-Sports Dial. HA MK -Pages of Memory. EAVK W-Hoyos Hour. KXLA -Squeakin' Deacon.

8:46-KCAL-Sports.. 5:45*K M. KFSD-Elmer Peterson.

KA.", KFXM, KGB. KVOE -Curly Bradley.

*ANN, NCRQ-Xews. Gamed. KFOX -Vour Fisheaster. KGFJ -Race Recap. KG117,-Tops in Pops.

SAM BALTER'S "SPORTS BOOK"

5:45 - 6:00 p.m.

Monday through Saturday

KLAC

KI.AC -Sam Baiter, Sports. KMPC -Top Tunes. KRI M-Race Results.

*N WIK-News. Roger Patrick. 6:db*KNX-News, Frank Goss.

6*HECA, 1111)118-News. K M. KFSD-Chicken Every Sunday.

*K111, KGB. EIRE-Gabriel Ileatter.

KNX. KrIVQ -Conductor's Showcase.

KAGH -Spanish Program. KFAC -Twilight Hour.

*IFCFOX. KGER. KLAC -News. KFVD -45 Minutes to Go.

*KFIVB-Clete Roberts. News. KGFJ-Musical Digest. ROIL-Tops in Pops.

*KMPC -News. Bill Harpel. KO WL-Italian Program. HARD-Varieties in Music. KWIK -Clatide Newman Says. KXLA -Pasadena Playhouse.

8 :05*HECA -Headline Edition. KLAC -Al Janis Ballroom.

6:15*KECA -Hank Wee er. News. *KHJ. KGB-Mutual Newsreel. KFOX -Flavraiian Music, KFW"B -City KGER-Stamps Quartet. KGIL-Piano Parade. KMPC -Bob Kelley. Sports. KRICD -Hawaiien Memories. E RIK -Music by Martin. K WK W-L. .1. Betz.

0:30-KECA. KF5113-Heinie and His Band.

KFI -Musical Americans. K11.1. KGB. KV0E-international Air port.

ROZZA I MOTORS presents

WORLD WIDE NEWS 630 P.M. Nightly

*HPA s. KF WB-America Dances. HOER-Back to the Bible. ROIL-Dinner Concert. KMPC-Del Mar Races. HO WL-Hey. Clayton Russell.

KFAC -Hour of Make. KFOX-BaPs Memory Boom. KFSD-Damon Runyon. KRI M -Sweet Pops. K WIK-Twilight Time. RXI.A -Eddy Arnold Show.

11:45-KCAL -Down Memory Lane. E KED -Accent on Rhythm. K WTK -Here's Hollywood. KXLA -Music.

6:56*K11.1. KGB, HVOE-Charies Shaw.

, -KECA, KF3615-Looe Ranger. KFI-Radio City Playhouse. KHJ. KGB -Comedy Playhouse INN X. KCBQ-Reserve. KFAC -Hour of Musie. KFOX -Dog Ta m. KFSD-Big Story. KF WB -America Dances. HOER-Family Bible flour. EGFJ-Musical Digest.

*KGIL, KRI M -News. *KLAC -News: 570 Club. KMPC-Flrestone Favorites. HPPC-Pasedene Musicians. KV OE -Meet Your Neighbor. 'MTH -Jewish Hour. KXIA-Jimmie Dolan.

't :15-11G11. -Songs by Crosier, 1131PC -Words and Music. HPPC -Organ Recital. gRKB-Three-Quarter Time. HVOE-Candlelight & Silver. K MIEC -Page Cavanaugh Trio. KXLA-Dusty Ellison.

7 :25*KFI-Newts. 7:30-KECA. KFMB -Stars in the

Night. KFL KFtM -Curtain Time. KILL KFXM, KGB. HVOE-Cisco Kid.

KNX, HCBQ-Hollywood Music Hail. KFAr-Erhoem and Encores. KFO - Waltz Time. KF WB -Sid Ziff, Sports. KGER -Rev. Al Harlan. EGUL -Sherman Oaks C. of C. KNIPC-Number. Please. KTPC -Songs. KRKD -Dr. Richardson. KIIIK -Two on the Aisle. EX-LA -Red Murrell.

7:45*KFON-News. KFW111--Music. KGIL-Noselaires. KX-LA-Jimmie flotan.

8-11ErA, KFMB-Art Mooney Orch.

KFL IIFSD -Supper Club. E EL KFILM, KGB, KY OE -Name That Song.

*KNX-Charles Collingwood. KFAC -Evening Concert. KFOX-County Barn Dance. KF WB-Williams-Rodgers. KGER -Rible Treasury.

ening Interlude. ROIL-Songs of the West.

*KLAC-Musle: News. KMPC-Romance and Rhythm. KPPC-Midweek Devotional.

*KX-LA -News. 8:15*K1-1. ICFSD- World News.

KNX-Dinah Shore and Joel; Smith.

KGER -Flehrew Christian. *KGF.I-News. Merin Berman. KLAC. KMPC -1Raseball: Hollywood at L. A.

KXLA -Variety. 8:30-KECA -Lawrenee Welk Show.

1FCFI. KF8D-Archie Andrews. RAJ. KOH. KV OE-Family Theatre.

11INX. KCBQ-Dr. Christian. KF51B-One for the Book.

*KF WB-News. KGER--Clem Des les. KGFJ-Today's Hits. KTPC -Adventure in Mystery. K WITC -Jack Lawrence. KXLA-97th Qt. Corral.

11:45-KGER-Salon Serenade. EFWA-The Human Touch. K WlR cry James.

9-KECA, KFMB-It's Time for Music.

EFL RFSD-Henry Morgan Show.

*KFLI. KFX-M. KGB. KTOE-News. Glenn Hardy.

ENX. KCBQ -Nation's Defenses.

RFAC -Es coing Concert. KFOX -Mayor Chace. KFVD-Spade Cooley Time. 'U RA-Harold Cowen. ROER-Res. Hammond. KGF.1-Today's Hits. KGIL-Jan De Boer. KLAC. WATC-Baseball. KP1PC-Books. K WIK -Variety Time. KXTA -Squealthe Deacon.

9:15-KIIJ. KGB. KVOE -Sammy Kaye Showroom.

*KFOX -News. KFIVB-United Nations. ROER-Soul Patrol. "CFTC -Jazz Tunes.

9:30-KECA-On Trial.

K n, KFSD -Mr. Diet. Atty. KHJ, KGB. EV0E-Inside of Sports.

HCBQ-Beulah. HEMB-Carmen Cavallaro. KFOS-L. B. Town Forum. KFWB-Fnity Daily Word. KGER--John Brown Schools. ROI L-Dance Time. KTPC -Lyie's Aisle. KI M-Voice of the Army.

9:43*K1RJ, KGB, HIRE-Fulton Lewis.

KNX -Reserve. &FMB-Bing Crosby.

*KF WB. H WTH -News. HPPC-Memory Melodies.

10*HECA. KFMB--Biehtteld Reporter.

*EFL H FSD-.-Sam Hayes. News *KHJ -Highlighta in Headlines. *ENX. KCBQ -News. Huntley. KFAC -Musical Crossroads. KFOX -Oriental Moods. KFVD -Spade Cooley Time. KFWB -Eastside Show. KGER-Cavalcade of Music. KGFJ -Kid Ory New Orleana Jazz Band.

AG M-Juke-Box Bellew. KLAC. IMPC -Baseball. KPPC -Record Collectors. K WIK-Sweet and Low. CO MA-Olympic Wrestling.

10:05-KHJ-Highlights in Music. 10:15-11ECA -Casa Curet..

Eli-Tom Harmon. Sports. KNX -Bob Risen. KFOX-Pontrelli Orch. KGER-Guest Star.

10:30-KECA -One for the Book. *KFI -Carveth Wells. KH.1, KGB-Deems Taylor Concert.

ENX-Make-Ileliese Town. KFMB-Dance Orch. RFOX-Music Moderne. KIND-Concert Hall. KGER-At the Ranchhouse. KGFJ -Gypsy Music. KMPC -All-Time Hite. RYON-148n Club.

In :45-KFI -Melody Time. KFOX -Party Time. KLAC -Don Otis.

10:55-KFI -Pollre Bulletins.

11 *HECA-News of Tomorrow. *EFL KIND-News. KHJ -Cues in Music.

* KNX -Nelson Pringle. KFAC -Musical Crossroads. RFMB -Cheatin' on Sandman. KFOX -Now It's the Villa. KFVD-Spade Cooley Time. KFWB -Eastside Show. KGB-Musie for Moderns. KGER -At the Ranehbouse. KGFJ-11'wood House Party, KGIL -Juke-Bov Review. KI,Ar -Don Otis. KMPC-Esquire Trio. KV OE-1430 Club. R WIK-Three Oaks. KXLA -Ray's Band Box.

11:10-KNX-Sports. 11:15-KECA -CinegrIll Room.

K M-Palace Hotel Orch. KNX-Merry-Go-Round. K IND-Dance Orals. KXLA-Musie.

11:30-KECA-Beserir Bills Orch. K M-Milestones in Melody.

*KFOX -News. KC:IL -Jimmie Grier. AMP( -Leisure Time. KV0E -Fleatter's Mailbag. KXLA -Alez Cooper Show.

11:45*KHJ. KMPC. 0E-,News. KNX -Ion and Writing. KFOX-Airlane Melodies.

11:55*KE( KLAC -News. 1.-KFI-Musical Menu.

KHJ -Rhapsody in We:. iirKNX-News. KFAC -Midnight Serenade. KEY fl -Spade Cooley Time (to 1).

KFWB-Nleindee Time. KGFJ -Midnight Special (te 3) ROIL-Yawn Patrol (to 3). KLAC -Don Otis. KRI M -Stardust Serenade (to 5:301.

E WER -Show People's Show (to 4).

EXT.A-Alex Cooper Show (to 1).

12 :05-RN X-Steve Allen Shose. 12 :Me-K M -Midnight Flyer.

KFWB-Music After Midnight.

BIG BUSINESS Los Angeles is now in

fourth place nationally in the purchase of video sets, according to the local Cham-ber of Commerce.

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THURSDAY, AUGUST 25 *Indicates NPR'S Broadcast. 8- HECA, liF11113-Don McNeill's

Breakfast Club. KF1, KFSD-Honeymoon in New York.

*KHJ, KGB-Cecil Brown. KNX-Bob McLaughlin Club Time.

RAGH -Sister SyIsla. RFA -Country Church. KFOX. KRED -Hasen of Best EFVD -Wakeup Ranch.

*KFWB-Clete Roberts, News. KGER -Mizpah. KGFJ-Melody Time. KG1L--Musical Clock.

ecKLAC. KXLA-News. *IIMPC -Norman Nesbitt, News HO WL -Spanish Hour. HVOZ-Flotcake Club. K W111 -1Club K WIK. K WIS W-Tony Sein.

8:10-KLAC -Stock Market. 8:15-1111.1 -EdItor's Diary.

*TENN-News, Dave Valle. KFWB-Morning Melodies. KLAC -Flaynes at the Reins. KMPC -31atkets. RXLA-Music.

8:25 -KMPC -Sports Roundup. 8:30-KFT. RFSD-Jack Retch.

*IIHJ, KFAC, KGIL. HO WL. KRI M, KVOE-News.

KNX. Kt-HQ -Grand Slam. KAGH -Hastings Ranch Party KFOX -Words of Life. KFVD-Record Rangers. EF WB-Harold Cowen. KGER-Hammond. EMPC -Song for You. K WKS' -Stock Quotations. KXLA-Baptist Bros.

8:35-K WK W-Pasadena Churches. 8:45-KFI -Two Boys and a Girl.

KILL KGB-Tom. Dick k Hoerr KNX-Rosemary. KFAC -Cnity. EFND-Songs of the Sage. KFWR-Seience of Mind. EGER -Bible Treasury. IRG1L-On Parade. 1CLAr-Racing News.

iirICMPC-Dal Williams. News. BO WL-Memories in Music. KRI M-Spotlight Varieties. NV0E-Radio Tonr. K WK W -Garden Program. 9—RECA. IfFSIB-Ira Cook.

aRrI.11(FSD. KLAC -News. *K11,1. KGB, KVOE--Kate

Smith Speaks. KNX- Wently Warren. KAGH-Sunshine Program. RFAC -Serenade. KFOX -Pentecostal Church. FUND- Waltz Time. KFWB-Strolling Tom. KGER -tutheran Hour. KGF.I-Your County at Work. FG11.--Sweet and Sentimental. ffsfPr -ffand Box. KO WL-Voice of the Army. RUED -sagebrush

erK WIlt -News: Trading Post. Engirt% -Vale* of cll.,

TENNESSEE ERNIE IN

R A DI O 'S H OTTEST

W ESTER N SH O W

KXLA 9 - 10 A. M. — M on.-Fri.

HXLA-Bar Nothing Ranch. 9:05-KEL-Ladies Day.

KLAC-Coffee With Crosby. 9:15-SHJ, KGB, KVOE-Kate

Smith Singe. KNX. K('BQ -Aunt Jenny.

*KFVD -News. *KFIVB-News, Music. KGFJ -Airotorials. KGIE -Ballads for You. KLAC -Music Room. EMPC-Bargain Broadcast. HO WL-Movie Time. 1 M M-social Letter. R WS W -Foursquare Churches

8:30-HECA, KF3111-81elody Promenade.

RAJ-Moods in Music. KCBQ-Helen Trent.

KAGH-,Musical Contrasts. KFOX-Full Gospel. ISFSD -Songs of Summer. KFVD -Show Tunes. KFWB-Maurire Hart. KGB-Molly Morse. HOES-God's Half Hour. HOFJ-Raring News. RGIL-Fashions in Music. KLAC-Morning Melodies. KMPC-Chef

* HO WL. K WK W-News.

Pogo Twenty-lour

HY0E-Lyrics for Ladies. K WIK-BIlly Lee.

9:45-KFI -All Arroynd Town. KNX, KCBQ -Our Gal Sunday KFYD -fichool Days. KGFJ-The Stars Sing. BO WL-Album of Song.

*KRI M -News. HVOE -Tell Your Neighbor. K W1K-Music for the Miscue. IS WK W-Spanish Lesson. 1n-liCECA, KFMB-Ted Malone.

V KFT -All Around Town. *EH& KFX111, KGB, KVOE-

Glenn Hardy. News. KNX-Big Sister.

*RADII. EFOX -News. KFAC -Morning Concert. KFSD-Luncheon With Lopez. KFVD -Bible Institute. KFWB-Maurice Hart. KGEIR-Earl Lee. KGFJ-From Sunset and Vine. ISGIL- Waltz Time. KLAC -Al Jarvis Ballroom. KMPC -Record Room. HO WL-Yiddish Hour. KRKD -Swing Time. KVVIK -The Four Knights. K WK Ws-Peggy Lee. HXLA-Quiz Show.

111:10-KAGIII-Musie America Loves. 10:15-KECA, KFMB -Galen Drake.

KFI -Are You Listening? KI M KFX.11. KGB-Benny Walker Kitchen.

KNX -Ma Perkins. KFOX -Assembly of God. KGER -Organ Melodies. 1(611 -Sneet Swing. KRKD-Dr. Richardson. KV4111 -Muslcal Scrapbook. K WK W -Ricardo Show.

*KXLA-News. 10:241 -KFWB -Ralph Whitmore. 10:25-KGFJ -Sports Flash. 10:30-KECA. KFMB-My True Story

KFI-Lora Lawton. KILL KGB-Luncheon at Sardi's.

KNX -Young Dr. Malone. KCFSQ-Make-Belle‘e Town. KFVD -Rescue Mission. KFWB -Bill Leyden. KGER -Helen Markham.

4-KGIL-News. KLAC -flonest Opinion. KMPC -Melody Express. KRISD -Artists and Composers K WK W-Feature Stories. IPXLA- Western Music.

10 :35-KFOX-Morning Music. ROIL-Midmorning Melodies.

10:45-1(FI -Life Can Be Beautiful. KNX -Guiding Light.

EGER -Rev. Le Roy Kopp. KMPC -Jeanne Gray-KRI M-Midnight Mission. KY OK-Morning Melodies. K WIK-The Woman's Way. K WK W-Azosa Mission.

10:155-RECA, KF31B-Betty Crocker Magazine.

• KGFJ-Sports Flash. - KECA, KFMB -Betty Crocker

Magazine. TEFL KFSD -Double or Nothing.

ISHJ. KGB. HVOE-Ladies First.

KNX -Second Mrs. Burton. *KAGFI, KIND-News. KFAC -Festival of Music. KFOX-Don Hornsby Show. KFWB-Peter Potter. KGER-Bibliesil Research. KGFJ -Yesterday's Hits. KGIL-Midmorning Melodies. KLAC -Al Jarvis Ballroom. KMPC -Memory Melodies. KO WL -SpanIsh Hour. KRI M-Songs of Yesteryear. K WIR -San Fernando Valley. KM-K W -Music Time. IFINLA-Howie Dempster.

11:10-KA411-1300 Club. 11:15-RECA-Musie for Mom.

KNX -Perry Mason. KFVD-Shopping Highlights. KMPC -Meet Your Pharmacist

*KXLA-Pasadena News. 11:25-KGFJ-Sports Flash. 11:30*RECA -Bankhage Talking.

Kr!, RFSD -Todny's Children. RHJ, KFX31, KGB, KVOE -Queen for a Day..

KNX. KCBQ -Nora Drake. RFAC -Jtmerican Music.

erKF3111---Saukhage Talking. KFOX -Mystery Melodies.

*RF W11. RRKD -News. KFVD-Memory Melodjea. KGER-Peter Slack Wine. KCF.I -Vrtrietv on Piano. ',at-Fr -Tops in Pops. FIXLA -Hometown Jamboree.

11:45-1SECA -Felig De Cola. NFL EFSD-Light of the World.

JINX -The Brighter Day, KGFJ-Saludos Amigos.

*KG1L-News. HO WL-Tune Time. KRKD-Sweet Pops.

11:55-KGFJ-Sports Flash. K WK W -Stock Quotations. 12*ITECA. KILL KNX, KGB. KN'OF. R WIK -News.

KFI -Farm Reporter. KFAC -Luncheon Concert. KIFSD ,Life Can Be Beautiful. TIFVII-Meridian Song. KFWB-Peter Potter. KGER-Dr. John Brown. KGFJ-Intermission. KGIL-Noonday Melodies.

11

Morning Programs Appear In Lightfare Type: Afternoon and Evening Progra

Co medy-fláriety

1:30 -Easy Aces. KECA. 2:45-Robert Q. Lewis. ESN. g:00 -Amateur floor. KECA. 9:00-Father Knows Best, HP1.

Quiz, Participation 7:00-Bkfst. in H'uood, KECA. 8:00-McNeill Bkfst. Club. KECA 8:30-Grand Slam. KNX. 11:00-Double or Nothing. KFI. 11:30-Queen for a Day, K11.1. 2:00 -Surprise Package, R UA. 2:15-Meet the Missus, KNX. 2:30-Bride and Groom, KECA. 3:00- Welcome Tray elers, AFL 8:45-Name the Movie. KECA. 9:30 -Noah Webster Says, HET.

Drama 2:00-Against the Storm. KR.!. 6:00-Escape. KNX. 7:00-First ?tighter, KSI.


2:30-Deems Taylor, KFIJ. 6:00-Nelson Eddy. KFL 7:00--Fred Waring, KFI. 10:30-Deems Taylor, EFIJ.

Comment-Narration 7:45-Fred Beck, KNX. 9:00-Kate Smith. KHJ. 10:00 -Ted Malone, KECA. 12:05 -Knox Manning. KNX.

ros in Boldface.

12:30-Art Baker. KECA. 4:30-Burritt Wheeler. KFI. 4:30-Passing Parade. KHJ. 111:30-Caryeth Virils. KFT.

111 ystery-Detective 7:00-('ounterspy. KECA. 7:00-The Falcon, KI M 8:30-Mr. Keen. KNX. 9:00-Broadway's My Beat, KNX

Public Interest-Inf ormation

4:30-Doctor's Office KNX. 8:00-If They Had Lived. KGFJ. 11:45 -You and .... KNX.

Sports 8:48-Racing News. KLAC. 9:30-,-Racing, KGFJ. 5:36-Sports Dial. KRI M. 5:45-Race Recap, KGFJ. 5:45-Sam Baiter, KLAC. 5:43-Race Results, KRI M. 6:15-Bob Kelley. KMPC. 6:30-Joe Hernandez, KMPC. 7:00-Fishing Pals, KFOX. 8:36-Fishing-Hunting Club, A/1J 9:30-Inside of Sports. KI1J. 10:18-Tom Harmon, EFL

Popular- Western ill usic 4:00 -Curt Massey. RNA. 4:45 -Stuart Hamblen. KF WB. 8:00 -Supper Club. KFI.

KLAC-Al Jarvis Ballroom. KMPC -Mid-Day Melodies. HO WL-Joe Adams Show. KRKD -Santa Fe Trails. K WK W-Armand Tokatyan. KXLA -Hometown Jamboree.

12:05-KNX -Knor Manning. KAGH-Sports News.

12:15-KECA-Norwood Smith Singe. EFI KFSD-Road of Life. KHJ-Stu Wil son About Town. KAGH-Siesta Time. KFMB-Dorothy Dix.

*KFOX. HOER -News. KGIL-Vocal Varietleg.

*KM PC -News to You. K WIK -Mueleal Roundup.

12:25-IIGFJ-Sports Flash. 12:30-KECA-Art Baker's Notebook.

EFT, KFSD -Pepper Young. Kill-Louise Massey.

*KNX-Frank Goss. KAGH-Guest Star. KFOX-Cowhands Carnival. KFYD-Shopping Highlights.

*KFWB -News. HOER-Luncheon Serenade. KGFJ -1230 Club. EGIL-1260 Ranch. EMPC -Song Stars. KV0E-Just Relax. K WIR -Anything Goes. K WK W-Man on the Street. RN:LA-Bobby Champion.

12:15-KFI, EFSD-Right to Happiness.

K M-Melody Matinee. KNX -Harry Babbitt. KAGIFI- Wmnen's Program.

*KFAC -News. KFOX -Paelfic Breezes. KGB-Art Baker's Notebook.

*K3IPC -Home Editkin. KV0E-Ileatter's Mailbag.

*K WK W-Sports: News. 12:35-KGFJ-Sports flash. 1-KECA-sfodern Romane .

NFL D-BaKFS ckstage Wife. KHJ-Lynn Looks at 11'wood. KNX-Call for Help. RAGH-Hora Los Angeles. KFAC -L. A. Medical Assn. KFOX-Take to the Air.

•:"KFIT). K WIK-News. KF WB--Bill Anson. KGB-Siesta. EGER-Luncheon Serenade. KGFJ-1230 Club. EGIL -1260 Roundup.

*KLAC-News, Sports. KMPC -Musie in the Air. KOlib-Joe Adams Show. KRI M -Siesta Time. 11(VOE -Vnited Nations. 111WIK -Matinee In Melody. K WK W-Bill Garr Show. RxLA -community Broadcaster.

1:15-KFI, RPSD-Stella Dallas. KILT-Nancy Dlxon KFAC-Plano Parade. KFOX -Purple Sage Riders. KF110-Piano Parade. KLAC-570 Club. KVOE -Johnson Family. K WK W-Races and Sports. KXLA-Farm News.

1:28-KGFJ -Sports flash. 1:30-KECA-Ensy Ares.

API. EFSD -Lorenzo Jones. KILT-Norma Young. KNX. KCBQ- Winner Take All VAC -Composers' Corner.

KFOX-Guect Star. KFVD-Stewart on Stage. EGER -Politics Is Your Business.

ROIL--Homemakers. )(sure -Major League Bali. KO WL -Paul's Platter Party.

÷gRFCD -N ew 1. *KV0E-Lester Smith. K WIE -Buenos Amigos. KXLA -Voral Varieties.

1:3'i-KRI M-Polka Time. 1:45*KECA -Eleanor and Anna

Roosevelt. KFI. KFSD - Widder Brown. )(FOX -Everybody's Business. KGER -Hawallan Melodies. KR1CD-Symphony of Song. K VOE -Civie. E WER -Piano Portraits.

*KS:TA-Dan Lundberg. News. 1:55- W.F.-I-Sports Flash,

*K WK W-News. 2-11ECA, KFMB -Surprise

Package. KFI. KFSD- When a Girl Marries.

KILL KGB, 'm0E-Against the Storm.

T(NN -George Fisher. *KAGH-News: Bea

Summerville. HFAC -Matinee. KFOX -Judy Martin. KFI'D -Stewart on Stage. KFWB--Bill Anson. HOER-Long Beach Band. KOFJ-Meet the Band. R611.--Homemakers.

-*KLAC5-News, Sports. 1(31PG-Major League pan. KOINII-Paurs Platter Party. KRI M-Hollywood Bowl Reporter.

RADIO and TELEVISION LIFE K WIK—Mon With a Song.

Sampson Show. KX2A —Music and Malarkey.

2:10—KLAC-570 Club. 2:15 —KFL EFSD—Portia Faces Life

KNX. KCBQ—Meet the Missies. KFOX —Rusty Gill. KRED--Colorado River Assn. K WIR —Publie Service. KRA W—Sports.

2:25—KGFJ—Sports Mash. 2:30—HECA, KFMB —Bride & Groom

KFL KFSD—Just Plain Bill. KILL KGB—Deems Taylor Concert.

KFOX—Country Girls. HIND—Three Alarm. ROER—Garden School. KGFJ —Variety on Plano. KGIL--Variations in Rhythm. KMPC—Pan Americana. HO WL—Matinee Melodies. KRI M—Tunes in Tempo. KVOE—Here's Music. R WIR —Musie to Remember.

2:40—EGER—Long Reach Band. 2:45—KFL KFSD—Front-Page

Farrell. KNX, HCBQ—Robert Q. Lewis KAGH—Hostelanetz Conducts. KFOX—Down Homers. KGFJ— Western Time. K WIK—Jack Rivers. K WK W—Sports.

2:55—KGFJ —Sports Flash.

3— KECA, KFT4B--Ladles, Be Seated. KFI, KFSD-- Weleomo Travelers.

KIM, KGB. HVOE—Temptones RAN. KCBQ—Robert Q. Lewis

4-KAGH—News: Sports. KFAC—Musical Favorites.

*KFOX. KAR A. KXLA —News REVD—Stewart on Stage. KFWB—Bill Anson. KGER—IFiesta Grande. KGEI—Record Jackpot. K UL—Curtain Call.

*KLAC —News, Sports. KMPC —Chiffon Serenade. KO WL—Personality Time. KRKD—Tops in Pops. K WIK—Modern Concert Hall.

3:10—KLAC—Don Otis Show. 3:15—KFI.I. KGB, KVOE—The Todds

ANON—George Highley. *KGEL—News. KO WL—Tropirana. K WK W—Races and Sports. KXLA—Juke Box Matinee.

3:28—KGFJ —Sports Flash. 3:30—KECA, KFMB—Add-a-Llne.

RFSD—Aunt Mary. K AI—Music. KAGH—Band Box. RFA('—Lyries in Chorus. IXFOX—Texas Tiny.

*KF WE—News: Bill Anson. KGB—Club Women.

*AnFn. KRI M—News. KGIL--Veterans' Hospital. KO WL--20th Century Ill de

*KWIR —News: Island F:choes. KR-K W —Pasadena Playhouse.

3:35—KGER—Rancho 1390. KRKD—Interlude.

3:42,—KFL Love & Learn RAGFI—Music by Munson.

sirKFAIP —News. KFOX. KIVIK—Old-Age Pensions.

*KGB—Ran Diego News. KfilL—Dance Matinee. KRKD--Crazy Rhythm. KVOE—Meet a Friend.

3:55—KGFJ—Sports flash. *K WR W—News. 4— RECA —Plny It Again. KFI. KFSD —This Woman's Secret.

drAHJ. KGB. KVOE—Fulton Lewis.

HCBQ—Curt Massey Time.

KAGR—Spanish Program. KFAC —Musical Masterpieces. KFMB—Dave R ose.

*KFOX. KLER —News.

HARLE M MATINEE

with HUNTER HANCOCK

Now I Fug Hour

4:00 Mon. Thru Sat.

KY% Li—Karin:oat wee. KFVVB—Ralph Whitmore. KGFJ —Record Review. ROIL—Hank Penny Show.

*KLAC —News. Sports. ir IMP C —Bill Harpel, News. RO WL—Musical Showcase. KRI M—Plano Paintings. K WIK —Threa-Quarter Time. K WK W—Volee of the Army.

KXLA —Juke Rog Matinee. 4:05—KGER —Rancho 1390. 4:15—KECA—Frances

KFI —Johnny Murray. *KHJ, KFXM, KGB, [(VOA—

Frank Hemingway. KNX, HCBQ—Stand-In. KFOX—Freddy Martin. KFSD—You Win It. KFWB—Afternoon Melodies. KLAC—Skitc.h Henderson. KMPC—Twilight Tales. REED —Spotlight on Stars. K WIK —Airiane Melodies.

4:25 —KGFJ —Sports. 4:30—KFI —Burritt Wheeler.

*KILL KGB, EV0E—Passing Parade.

KNX—Inside the Doctor's Office.

KFOX—Name This Tune. KIFWB—Daily Light. 11(iFJ —Record Review. KLAC'—Music. KMPC —Mellow Moods. HO WL—Dine at the Beach. KRKD—Symphony in Swing. H WIK —Sterybook Land. K WK W —Army Recruiting.

4:35—HECA—Double Feature. 4:45—KECA—Happy Theater.

*K M, KGB, K1'0E—News. *KINX, KCBQ—Larry Lesueur. KFWB —Stuart tiemblen. KLAC—Raeing Roundup. KMPC--Collectors' Corner.

*KRILL—News. K WK W—Let's Talk Sports.

4:55—KGEJ —Sports Flash. e—HECA, KFMIi—Fun House. eitaill—Feature Wire.

KIIJ. KGB. KVOE—B-Bar-B Ranch.

*KNX, KCBQ—Knox Manning. KAGH —Youth Forum. KFAC —Sunset Serenade. KFOX—Sunshine Mission. KFVD—Tune Time. KFWB—Stuart Hamblen. KGER—Sports. KGFJ--Jive at b. ROIL—Uncle Ted & Tiny Town

*KLAC —Fred Henry Reports. *KM PC —News; Upswing. HOWL—Joe Adams Show. KRKD —Songs of the Saddle. KWIK —Purple Sage Riders. K WK W—Today at the Races. KXLA—Juke Box Matinee.

ii:15*KFI—News. KNX —Tom Hanlon. KAGH—Lions' Club. ROER—Rancho 1390. KLAC —Music Room.

*KMPC —Virgil l'inkley. K WIK —Spotlight on Sports. K WK W—Azusa Mission.

5:30-11ECA, KFMB—Sky King. KFI —( aaa (' past. KHJ, KGB. KV0E— Adventures of Champion.

*FENN, RUB 'bet Huntley. KAGH—Italian Music. KFAC —Whoa Bill Club.

*KFOX. KGFJ, KGIL—News. RFSD —This is the Story. KFV1)--45 Minutes to Go. EL M —Peggy Lee. Songs. KMPC —All-Time Hite. READ —Sports Dial.

• KVVIK—Boy. Girl and Song. K WK W—Iloyos Hour. KXLA —Squeakin' Deacon.

5:40—KOIL—Sports. 5:45*KFI, KFSD—Elmer Peterson.

KILL KFX51, KGB. KVCIE— Curly Bradley.

*KNX,HCBQ—News. Garred. KFOX—Your Fishcaster. KGFJ —Ra m Recap. KGIL—Tops in Pops. KLAC —Sam Baiter, Sports. KMPC —Top Tunes. ABED —Rare Results.

*K WIK—News. Roger Patrick. 5:58*KNX —Frank Goss. News.

6*HECA, KFMB—News. FEEL KFSD—Nelson Eddy.

* KHJ, KGB. HVOE—Gabriel Heatter.

KNX, KCBQ--Escapo. KAGH —Spanish Program. KFAC —Twilight Hour.

*KFOX. HOER, KLAC —News. KEVD -45 Minutes to Go.

*KFWB—Cleto Roberts. New,. KOFJ—Musical Digest. ROIL—Tops in Pops.

*KMPC—News. Bill Harpel. HO WL—Italian Program. KRKD—Varietim in Music. K WIK —Claude Newman Says. KXLA—Scandinavian Hour.

8:05*KECA —Headline Edition. 8:15*RECA —Hank Weaver, News.

*KILL KGB—Mutual Newsreel. KFOX —Flawailan Music. KFVD —Charles W. Kamp. KFVFB—Tune Time. KGER—Stamps Quartet. ROIL—Piano Parade. KLAC —Al Jarvis Ballroom. KMPC—Bob Kelley, Sporta.

KRI M—Hawaiian Memories. KWIK —Music by Martin. E WE W —L, J. Betz.

8:30—KECA. KFMB— We Care, KFI, KFSD —Jameo and Pamela Mason.

KILL KGB, HVOE—Xavler Cugat Orch.

JINX. RCBQ—Crime Photographer.

KFAC —Hour of Music. KFOX—Hal'a Memory Room.

*KFVD—News. RIFIVB--America Dances. KGER—Back to the Bible. K UL—Dinner Concert. KMPC —Del Mar Races. HO WL—Rev. Clayton Russell. REED —Sweet Pops. K WIK—Twilight Time. KXLA—Eddy Arnold Show.

0:45—RECA, K Harrnonairea. ROIL—Down Memory Lane. NERD—Accent on Rhythm. K WIK—Here's Hollywood. RXLA—Music.

0:53*KHJ, KGB, KFOE—Charlee Shaw.

7-BECA, KFMB—Davld Harding. Counterspy.

EFL KFSD—Fred Waring. RH,I, KGB—The Falcon. KNX, KCBQ—First Righter. KFAC —Hour of Music. KFOX —Fishing Pals. KFIVB —Amerlea Dances. EGER —Family Bible Hour.

*KGIL. FIRKD—News. KGFJ—Musical Digest. KLAC— Western Fishing. KNIPC —Firestone Favorites. K WIK—Jewish Hour. KXLA—Jimmie Dolan.

7:15—KGIL—Songs by Crosby. IFCLAC -570 Club. KM1PC —Words and Music. ARRO—Three-Quarter Time. K W-HI —Page Cavanaugh Trio. RXI.A—Dusty Ellison.

7:30—RECA, KFMB—Reserve. KFI—Melodles by Mitchell. KIIJ, KFX111. KGB, KVOE— Red Ryder.

KNX. FCCBQ—Nation's Defenses.

KFAC —Echoes and Encores. KFOX—Accordionettes. KFSD —Dragnet. KFWB—Sid Ziff. KGER —Rev. Markham. ROIL—S. F. Valley Welcomers KRKI11—Dr. Richardson. K WIK —Parks and Recreation. KNI.A—Red Murrell.

7:45*KFOX —News. KFWB—Here's to Vets. KGIL —Novelaires. EXLA —Jimmie Dolan.

8 —HECA, KF5111—Original Amateur Hour.

KIPSD—Supper Club. RILL KFXM. KGB. KV0E--Hopalong Cassidy.

*KNX —Charle. Collingwood. KFAC—Evening Concert. KFOX —Countv Barn Donee. KF WB-- Willinms-Rodgers. KG1E:R—Itible Treasury. KGFJ—If They Had Lived. ROIL —Songs of the West. I

* MAC—Music; News. Rmrc—Romeinep and Rhythm. K WIR—Sandy's Saddle Case.

*KXLA—News. Dan Lundberg. grio—KGFJ—Film News. 8:15*RFI. KIND— World News.

KNX—Dinah Shore and Jack Smith.

KGER—Hebrew Christian. *KGFJ —News, Averill Berman. KLAC, KMPC—Baseball: Hollywood at L. A.

KXLA —Music. ii:30-1CF1, KIND —Meredith Willson

RAJ, KGB. KV0E—Fishing and Hunting ('lub.

KNX. KCBQ—Mr. Keen. *KFWIR—News. KGER —Clem Davies. KGE1—Today'r, Hits. KIVIE —Marine Story. KXLA-97th St. Corral.

8:45—RECA, KFM11--Name the Movie.

KFWB—The Human Touch. KGER —Elalon S de K WIK—Al Trace Show.

11:55—KRI. KVOE—Mel Venter. 9-FECA, KF51B—Name the

May ie. KIFI, KFSD—Father Knows Best.

KFX51, KGB. HVOE— News, Glenn Hardy.

KNX. KCBQ —Broadway My Beat.

KFAC —Evening Concert. EFOX—FIshing Facts. KFVD —Spade Cooley Time. KFWB—Harold Cowen. KGER—Rey. Hammond. KGFJ—Today's Hits. ROIL—Jan De Raer. KLAC. KMPC—Baseball.

THURSDAY LOGS K A M—Valley Varieties. KXLA—Squeakhe IFeacon.

9:10—HECA—Personality Portrait*. 9:15— BACA—Reserve.

KIEIJ, KGB, KV0E— earveg Harding Sings.

*KFOX —News. KF WB —United Nations. KGER —Soul Patrol.

9:30—HECA—First Hundred Years. NFL KFSD—Noah Webster Says.

RAJ. KGB. HVOE—Inside of Sports.

KNX, KCBQ —Beulah. KFMB—As We See It. KFOX—Spealzing of Si mi& KFWB —Unity Daily Word. ROER—John Brown Schools. ROIL—Dance Time. K ATE—Fights.

9:4 4KHJ, KGB, EV0E—Fulton Lewis.

KNX—Reserve. KFMB—Bing Crosby. EFOX —Swingtime Serenade

*IKFWB. RO M—News. *ICECA, KFIVB—Richfield

Reporter. *KFI, KFSD—Sam Hayes. *RIM—Highlights in Headline". *KNX, KCBQ —Chet Huntley. liFAC—Musical Crossroads. KFOX —Radio Club. KFVD—Spado Cooley Time. KFWB--Eastside Show. KGFJ—Rid Ory New Orleans Jazz Band.

ROIL—Juke-Box Review. KLAC, KMPC —Baseball. K WIK—Fights. A MA —Dusty Ellison.

10:05—KHJ—Highlights in Music. 10:15—RECA--Casa Cugat.

KFI—Tom Harmon. Sports. KNX.—Bob Ele m. KFOX—Pontrelli Orch. ROER—Naval Air Reserve. HVOE-1480 Club.

10:30—KECA,—One for the Book. *RF! —Carveth Wells. H1F1.1. KGB—Deems Taylor Concert.

RNX —Make-Believe To wn. KFOX —Music Moderne. KFSD —Concert Hall. KGER—Evangelist Church. KGFJ —Gypsy Music. KMPC —All-Time Hita. ICWIR —Sweet and Low.

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Red Barn Roundup With Torn Brennen Top Western Stars

In Person

KXLA KXLA —Red Barn Roundup.

10 :45—K Ft —Melody Time. KFOX—Party Time. KLAC —Don Otis.

10 :55—KFI—Pollee Bulletins. *KECA—News of Tomorrow. *RF!, KFSI)—News. KIFIJ—Cues in Music.

*KNX—Nelson Pringle. KFAC —Musical Crossroads. KFOX—Musie of the Masters. KFVD—Spade Cooley Time. KFWB—Eastside Show. KGB—Music for Moderns. ROER—/It the Ranehhouse. KGFJ —H'wood House Party. KGIL—Juke-Box Review. KLAC —Don Otis. KM PC —Esquire Trio. KV 0E-1480 Club. K WIK—Three Oaks. KXLA—Ray's Band Box.

11:10 —KNX —Sports. 11:15—RECA —Cinegrill Orch.

RF!—Biltmore Hotel Orch. KNX —Merry-Go-Round. KXLA—Music.

11:30—KECA—Ambassador (itch. KF1—Milestonea in Melody.

*KFOX—News. KOIL-,--Jimmie Grier. KM —Leisure Time. EV0E—Broiler's Mailbag. KXLA—Alex Cooper Show.

11:45 —KFL—Here's to Veterans. *R AL KMPC, KV0E —Newe. KNX —Tou and Writing. KFOX —Airlane Melodies.

11:55*HECA, KLAC —News.

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FRIDAY, AUGUST 26 *Indicate/ News Broadcast. 0 —KECA, KI WI—Dos McNeill's

• $r«-.idarit Club. KFI, Mr'SD--Honennoon New York.

*KHJ, KGB—Cecil Brown. K NX —Bob McLaughlin Club Time.

EACH—Sister Sylvia. KFAC —Country Church. KFOX. KEHD —Bible Institute 117VB-- Wakeup Ranch.

* KFWB —Clete Roberts. KGEB —MizPah. KGFJ—Dr. Frederick Bailee. KGIL—Musical Clock.

WKLAC, 11XLA —News. *KMPC—Norman Nesbitt, News HO WL--Spanish Hour. K WIR —Klub R WIE. K WK W—Tony Sein.

8 :10-11CLAC—Stock Market. 8:15—KITJ —Editor's Diary.

*KNX—News. Dave Vaile. KFWB—Morning Melodies. KGFJ—Melody Time. KLAC —Haynes at the Being. KMPC —Markets. ILTCLA—Music.

8:25 —KMPC—Sports Roundup. 8:30—KFL KFSD —Jack Bereh.

WICHJ. KFAC. KGri. Ko wis KRI M, K5'0E—News.

KNX. HCBQ—Grand Slam. KAGH—Hastings Ranch Party. KFOX— Words of Life. ICFVD —Record Rangers. KFWB —Harold Cowen. KGER —Flammond. KMPC —Song for You. K WK W —Stock Quotations. EX-LA—Haven of Rest.

A:35—K WK W —Pasadena Churches. 8:45—KFI—Two Boys and a Girl.

RI M KGB—Tom. Dirk & Harry KNX —Rosema ry. RrAir —raity. 1FCF51O —Songs of the Sage. EFW1S—Science of Mind. KGER —Bible Treasury. KCIL—On Parade. IC-LAC —Racing News.

iirmyrrir —D91 Williams. News. KO WL-51.mories in Music. KRI M—Spotlight Varieties. K WK W—Garden Program.

ICF511. —ha cook. U-4,1C1F1. KFSD. KLAC —News. *II/11.1. KGB. KVOF.—Kate

Smith Speaks. KNX — Wendv Warren. KAGH —Sunshine Program. ICFAC —Serenade. ITFOX —ci.ntecostal Church. EFT 11—X1 altz Time. KFWB—Strnfling Toni. TIGF.R—Lutheren Roue. KGFJ—L. A. Police. KCIL—Sweet and Sentimental. ICMPC —Rand Boy. HO WL--Guest Star. KRKn—Sagebrush Serenade.

*R WIF—N.ws: Trading Post. K WK W —Voice of China. KXLA —Flar Nothing Ranch.

9:00--11IFI—Lsdieti. KI M —Coffee With Crosby.

9:15--ETT.I. KGB. KVOE—Kate Smith Sings.

KNX. KCBO—Aunt .lenny. ICFS11 —Tt's a Good Idea.

WICF4T11 —News. *KFIVIi —News. Music. KGFJ—Airotorials. KG11.--Ballads for Yon. KT .Ar —music Room. KM1PC—Baratrin Broadcast. !CO WL—Movie Time. K WITI —Social Letter. R WW W—Forwsnuare Churches

9:30—K1P1CA. KFMTS--Melody Promenade.

ICH.1—Moods in Music. KNX. KCBO —Helen Trent. F %(,R —Musical Contrasts. K FOX—Full Gospel. KFND —Songs of Summer. A n-Tr—Show Tunes. KE WB—Manrice Hart. KGB —Mall v Morse. KGER —God's Half Hour. FGFJ—Racing News. ICGIL—Farrhions in Music. ICI:AC—Moraine Melodies. KMPC—Chef Milani.

*FO WL TI WK W—News. K WIR —lailly tee.

9:46 —KFT —N11 Around Town. KNX. Kri m—Our Gal Sunday KFVD—School Days. KGB —Frank Parker. KGFJ—The Stara Sing. KOWT,--Christian Volt Speaks

*KRI M —News. FT WTFT—Mirsic for the migrais. w ww w—gnignish Lesson.

1 I/ — strA. KFM11--Ted Malone. SCWI- S11 ie01111f1 Town.

*KI M WFX1111. KGB. KY 0E— News. Glenn Hardy.

ENX—Ilitie Sister.

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WHA M. KFOX—News. KFAC —Morning Concert. KFVD —Bible Institute. KFWB—Maurice Hart. KGER—Earl Lee. KGFJ—From Sunset and Vine. RGIL-- Waltz Time.

AL JARVIS Make-Believe,Balièden

KLAC 10:00 a. m.. — 1:00 p. •

6:05 - 7:00 p.m.

Mianday thru Saturday

KLAC —.4I Jarvis Ballroom. KMPC —Record Room. HO WL--Yiddish Hour. KRHD—Swing Time. K WIK—The Four Knights. K WK W—Racing News. KXLA —Quiz Show..

10:10—KAGH—Music America Loves. 10:15—HECA, KFMB—Calen Drake.

KFI —Are You Listening? KI M KGB. HVOE—Gospel Singer.

ENX —Ma Perkins. EFOX —Assembly of God. EGER—Bible Society. KGIL—Sweet Swing. KRKIT—Dr. Richardson. KM-IN —Musical Scrapbook, K WIC W—Frank Sinatra.

*ECXLA—News. 10:20—KFWB—Ralph -Whitmore. 10:25—KGFJ —Sports Flash. 10:30—KET'A. KFMB--511y True Story

KFI— Lora Lawton. KHJ. KGB —Luncheon at Sardi's. •

KNX—Young Dr. Malone. KeBil—Make-Relieve Town. HFSD--George Hicks. KFV1I —Rescue Mission. KFWB—Bill Lerden• KGER—Rev. Markham.

*RGIL—News. Kt..4C —Honest Opinion. KMPC —Melody ExtrreSS• KRKD—Artists and Composers K5 0E —Bing Crosby. K WK W —Feature Stories. KXLA —Dolan and Murrell.

10 :35—Kt:IL—Midmorning Melodies. 111:45—KFT —Life Can Re Beautiful.

KNX—V;rtiding Light. KGER—Ret. Kona. KMPC —Jeanne Gray. KRKO—Midnight Mission. KVOE-51orning Melodies. KW IK —The Woman's War.

18 :98 —KECA. KFMB—Betty Crocker 1

K WIE W—Agtula Mission. KXLA —Western Music.

Magazine of the Mr. ieGF —Sports Flash.

1 4.—KECA, KFMB—Betty Crocker. K n. HFSD —Double or Nothing.

K11,1. KGB. KVOE—Ladies First.

KNX—Second Mrs. Burton. *HACH, KFVD—News. KFAC —Festival of Music. KFOX—Don Hornsby Show. KFWB—Peter Potter. KGER —Biblical Research. KGFJ—Yesterday's Hits. KGIL—Midmorning Melodiefr. KLAC —Al Jarvis Ballroom. KMPC —Datis Cup Series. HO WL—Spanish Hour. SHED—Songs of Yesteryear. K W —S. F. Valley Calls. K WK W—Music Time. KXLA—Howie Dempster.

11:10—g m,n-1300 Club. 11:15 —XECA—Musie for Mom.

KNX —Perry Mason. KFAC —Guy Bates Post. KFMB—Rosa Rio, Organ. EFITT—Shonning Highlights.

*KXLA—Pasadena News. 11:25—K6FJ—Sports Flash. 11:30*HECA —Baukha Ire Talking.

KFI, KFSD—Today's Children KI M KFXM. KGB. KY 0E— Queen for a nay.

KNX. TICB0--Nora Drake. EACH—Eddie Adamek Outlaws KFAC —American Music. KFOX—Mystery Melodies. KFVD—Memory Melodies.

*K1,14-B. KRED—News. KGER—Peter Slack Time. KGFJ— 1 ariety on Plano.

*KO WL—News: Music. KNLA —Hometown Jamboree.

11:45 —KECA—Fellx De Cola. KFL K IND —Light of the World.

KNX —The Brighter Day. KFMB —Syllia Lee. KGFJ—Saludos Amigos.

*KGIL —Netes. KOWL—Stories to Remember. KRKD—Sweet Pops.

11:55—KGFJ—Sports Flash. K WK W—Stock Quotations.

*KECA. KI M KNX. EACH. KGB. KIBE.

KFI —Farm Reporter. KFAC —Lunchpon Concert. KFOX —Hit Tunes.

an Be Beautiful. KFIII—Meridian Song. KFWB—Peter Potter. KGER —Dr. John Brown. Knrm —intermigginn. KCIL—Nnonday Melodies. KLAC —Al Janis Ballroom. KMPC —Mid-991' Melodies. BO WL—Poe Adams Show. KRKD —Santa Fe Trails. R WK W —Music From Hollyw'd KXLA —Hometown Jamboree.

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Morning Programs Appear 1 Lightface Type: Afternoon and Evening Programs In Boldface.

Comedy-Variety 1:30—Easy Area, KECA. 2:45—Robert O. 1..PWiS. K'NX. 8:0n—This is Broadway. KNX.

Drama 2:09—Against the storm. K W. 6:00—Screen Directors'

Playhouse. K n. 9:30—Mr. President. KECA.

Quiz, Participation in W wood. KECA.

8:00—McNeill Skirt. Club, }CECA 8:30—Grand Slam, KNX. 11:00—Double or Nothing. KFI. 11:30—Queen for a Day. KHJ. 2:00—Surprise Package. KECA. 2:15—Meet the Missus. KNX. 2:30—Bride and Groom, KECA. 3:00— Welcome Travelers. K n. 1:00—Dr. T. Q., K n. 8:00—Break the Bank. KECA.

Comment-Narration 7:45—Fred Beek. KNX. 9:01—Kate Smith, KHJ. 10:00 —Ted Malone. MECA. 12:05—Knox Manning. KNX. 12:30 —Art Baker. KECA. 4 :30—Burritt Wheeler, KFI. 4:30—Passing Parade, KHJ. 10:30—Carveth Wells, K n.

Classical, Semi-Classical .11usic

2:30—Deems Taylor. KHJ. 8:30--St. Louis Opera. RN:X. 10;30—Deems Taylor. KIM.

lfystery- Detective

8:30—The Sheriff. KECA. 1:30—The Eye. KECA. 8:00—The Fat Man, ICECA. 8:30 —This Is Your FBI. KECA. 8:30—Mysterious Traveler. KHJ. 9:00—Dragnet. m n.

Public Interest 4:30—Doctor's Office. KNX. 9:30—Forests Aflame, K n. 11:45—You and .... KNX.

Sports 8:45—Racing News. KLAC. 9:30—Racing. KGFJ. 3:30—Sports Dial, REED. 5:45 —Race Recap, KGFJ. 5:45 —Race Results, K . 5:45.—Sam Baiter, KLAC. 6:15—Bob Kelley: KMPC. 6:30—Joe Hernandez, KMPC. 1:30 —Sports Newsreel. K n. 9:30—,Inside of Sports. KHJ. 10:15—Tom Harmon. KFI.

Popular- Western Music 4:00—Curt Massey. KNX. 4:45—Stuart Hamblen, EFW11. 8:00—Supper Club. KFI.

elais

12:08—KNX—Knox Manning. EACH—Sports News.

12:15—HECA—Norwood Smith Singe. KFI, KFSD —Road of Life. KIE1J—Stu Wilson About Town EACH —Siesta Time. KFMB—Dorothy Dix.

*KFOX, KGER—News. RGB —It's All Yours. ROIL—Vocal Varieties.

*KMPC—News to You. K WIK —Musical Roundup. K WE W—Poet's Corner.

12:25—KGFJ —Sports Flash. 12 :30—KECA—Art Baker's Notebook.

KFI, KFSD —Pepper Young. KHJ—Louise Massey. KAGH—Here's to Vet*. RFMB—Music for Friday. KFOX —Cowhands Carnival. KFVD—Shopping Highlights.

* MINIS—News; Peter Potter. KGER—Luncheon Serenade. KGFJ-1230 Club. KGIL—Hart and Darling. KMPC —Song Stars. K W1K —Anything Goes. K WK W—Man on the Street. KXLA—Bobby Champion.

12:45 —KFI, KFSD —Right to Happiness.

KHJ —Melody Matinee. KNX—Harry Babbitt. EACH— Women's Program.

.WHFAC —News. KFOX —Pacifie Breezes. KGB —Art Baker's Notebook.

*KMPC —Home Edition. KVOE—Heatter's Mailbag.

WK WKVV—Sports; News. 12:55—KGFJ —Sports flash. I — KECA —Modern Romances.

KFI. HFSD—Backstage Wife. KHJ —Lynn Looks at H'wood. KNX —Call for Help. EACH— Hora Los Angeles. KFAC —Salvation Army Band. KFOX—Navy Recruiting.

*KEVD —News. KFWB —Bill Anson. KGB —Siesta. KGER—Luncheon Serenade. KGFJ-1230 Club. KGIL-1260 Roundup.

*KLAC—News. Sports. KMPC—Stump the Ump. HO WL—Joe Adams Show. BRED —Siesta Time. HVOE--T-nited Nations. K WIK—Matinee in Melody. K WK W—Bill Garr Show. KXLA-4 :immunity.

1:15 —KFL KFSD—Stella Dallas. KHJ—Nancy Dixon. KFAC —Piano Parade. KFOX—Texas Jim Lewis. KFVD —Piano Parade. KLAC -510 Club. KVOE—Johnson Family. KW K W—Races and Sports. K XLA•••-.10e Littlefield.

1:25—KGFJ —Sports Flash. 1:30—KECA —Easy Aces.

K n, FCFSD —Lorenzo Jones. K EY—Norma Noting. KNX. HCBQ— Winner Take All REAC —Composers' Corner. KFOX—Exeursiona in Science. KFVEls—Stewart on Stage.

*IFCFW13. KRKD —News. KGER —Clark Sparks Show. FCG1-1.--Hornemakers. KNIPC—Maior League Ball. KOWL —Paul's Platter Party. K WIK—Polka Party. EXLA —Vocal Varieties.

1 :35—FCRIID—Polka Time. 1 :4:S*KEC A—Eleanor and Anna

Ilorraet elt. K n. KFSD— Widder Brown. KFOX —Everybody's Business. KGF.R —Flawailan Melodies. KRKI)--Symphony of Song. K WIIC —Piano Portraits. KW K W—Sports: Bill Garr.

*KXLA —Dan Lundberg. News. 1:55—KGFJ—Snorts Flash. 2 —K ECA. IFCFMB —Surprise

Package. KFL WEND —When a Girl Marries.

ART. KGB. HVOE—Against the Storm.

KNX —I.eorge Fisher. sirK AGA —News : Remember

That Tune. leup-xe —Matinee. TieFox —Judy Martin-KFVD —Stewart on Star.. RI-SUB--Bill Anson. KG1ER —Long Beach Band. KGFJ—Meet the Band. IFCGT1.--Homemakers.

*KLAC —News. Sports. KMPC—Major tensile Ball. KO WL—Paul's Platter Part?. KRKI) —Government Speaks. KW-TR —Man With a long.

Samoson Show. RN:LA—Slush. and Malarkey.

2:10-1KLAC -510 Club. 2:15 -11CFL KFSD —Portia Faces Life

RN-X. ReIRO—Meet the Missile KFOX—Briety !CARD—Musical Bouquet. K WTK—Pnblic Service.

RADI O and TELEVISION LIFE 2:4--K4FJ —nporte Flash. 2:Sa—KECA„ KPMlt—Bride& Groom

KFI, KFSD —Just Plain Bill, RILL KGB—Deems Taylor Concert,

KAGH —L. A. Health Dept. KFOX—Country &1%D—Three Alarm. KGER—Garden School. EGFJ —Variety on Piano. 'RGIL—Variations in Rhythm. ILMPC—Pan Americana. HO WL—Matinee Melodies. KRKD —Tunes in Tempo. H MS—Music to Remember.

2:35—KAGH—Remember That Tune. 2 : 40 —KGER— Long Beach Band. g:45—KFI. KFSD—Front-Page

Farrell. KNX, KCBQ—Robert Q. Lewis EAGE —Melodies by Margaret. KFOX—Down Homers, KGFJ—Western Time, KGIL—Betty Stahr, KI M —Jack Rivers. BWHW—Bacee and Sports.

2:56— ROFJ—Siaorts

3— HECA, I/FMB—Ladies, Be Seated. API, KFSD-- Weicome Travelers.

KHJ, KGB. HADE—Temptones KNX, KCBQ—Robert Q. Lewis

*FLAGH. KFOX. K XLA—News, KFAC —Musical Favorites. KFVD—Stewart on Stage. KFWB—Bill Anson. KGER--Flesta Grande. 11GFJ—Record Jackpot, HG1L—Curtain Call.

*ELAC—News. Sports. 101PC —Chiffon Serenade, HO WL—Personality Time. KRI M—Tops in Pops. K WIK—Modern Concert Hall. K WIL W—Foothill Feature.

3:05—KAGH—Band Box. 3:10—KLAC —Don Otis Show. 3:15-1 MJ, KGB, KVOE —The Todd,

KAGH—Ronnie Morgan. KFOX—Texas Tiny.

drEGIL —News. HOTVL—Tropicana. K WK W —Races and Sports. K MA—Juke Box Matinee.

3:25—KGEJ —Sports Flash. 3:30.»-HECA, KFAIB—Add-a-Line,

KFSD—Aunt Man. KHJ—Music. KAGH—Band Box. KFAC—Lyrice in Chorus.

*EFWB —News: Bill Anson. KGB—Navy Band.

*KGER, KRILD —News. RGIL—Veterans' Hospital, HO WL-20th Century Serenade

*K WIH—News: Island Echoes. 3:36—KGER—Rancho 1390.

BA WD—Interlude. 3:45-11FI, KFSD— We Love * Learn

HAGH—Ch urch News. *FIFAC —News. KFOX. K WIK —Old-Age Pensions.

*KGB —San Diego News. KG11.--Dance Matinee. BRAD—Crazy Rhythm. RADE— Meet a Friend.

3:55—KGFJ —Sports Flash,

4—HECA—Play It Again. AFL KFSD—This Woman's Secret.

arli MJ, KGB, KV0E--Fulton Lewis.

KNX. KCBQ —Curt Massey Time.

RA W:I —Spanish Program. KFAC—MUbittal Masterpieces.

*KFOX. KGER—Newe. KFVD —Harlematinee. KFWB—Ralph Whitmore. KG FJ—Record Rev lew. ROIL —Hank Penny Show.

*KLAC—News, Sports. *ILE:PC —News. Bill Herne HOWL-31usical Showcase. KRI M—Piano Paintings. KWIK —Roland Jabeauz. 1( WK W—Business Reporter. KXLA —Juke Box Matinee.

4:05—EGER—Rancho 1390. 4:15—HECA—Frances Scully.

API —Johnny Murray. *KHJ. KF XM, KGB. FINDS—

Frank Hemingway. K_siX, SCBQ—Stand-la, EFSII—You Win It. KFWB—Afternoon Melodies. HLAC—Sititch Henderson. KMPC —Bands and Ballads. HO WL—Island Magic. KRED--Spotligbt on Stan. KIVIR —Airlane Melodies.

4:25-11GFJ—Sports. 4:30—KFI —Burritt Wheeler.

*KILL 116B, HVOE—Passing Parade.

KNX—Ineide the Doctor's Office.

KFOX—Name This Tune. KFAVB—Dally Light. HGFJ —Record Review. KIEV—Bob Oates. KLAC—Music.

KMPC —Mellow Moods. *HO WL--News. KRI M—Symphony in Swing. R WIR —Storybook Land. K WK W—Gene Hart, Baritone.

4:36—HECA—Double Feature. 4 :45—HECA—Happy Theater.

*KIEL KGB. KVOE —News. *KNX. HCBQ--Larry Lesueur. *KFSD —H. V. Kattenborn. KFWB—Stuart Hamblen. KLAC —Racing Roundup. ICEPC —Collectors' Corner. HO WL—Small Bands.

*KRKD —News. K WK W —Let's Talk Sporta.

4:55—KGFJ—Sports Flash.

5—IKECA, KFMB —Green Bernet. *KFI—Feature Wire. KHJ, HGB, HVOE—Ted Drake

* KNX. KCBQ—Knox Manning. RAGA —Toastmasters' Club. KFAC--Sunset Serenade. KFOX—Sunshine Mission. EFI'D —Tune Time. EFIVB--Stnart Harrableu. KGER—Sports. KGFJ--Jive at Five. BOIL—Lucie Ted & Tiny Town

*KI.AC —Fred Henry Reports. *KMPC —News: Upswing. BO WL—Joe Adams Show. HEAD—Songs of the Saddle. K WIK —Purple Sage Riders. K WK W—Today at the Racal. KXLA —Juke Box Matinee.

, 5:15*KFI —News. KNX —Tom Hanlon. KAGII—Social Security, HOER—Rancho 1390. KLAC —Music Room.

* KM PC—Virgil Pinkie,. K WIR--Spotlight on Sports. K WK W —Azusa Xission.

5:30—HECA, HrBB—Acheature• et Johnny LuJack.

KFI —Casa Calmat. EHJ, KGB. KVOE— Adventures of Champion.

* SNX. KCBQ —Chet Huntley. KAGII —Italian Music. KFAC— Whoa Bill Club.

*KFOX. AGIN!. KGIL—News. ICFSF)--Thie Is the Story. KFVD -45 Minutes to Go. KLAC —Peggy Lee. Songs. KMP(' —All-Time Hits. KRKII—Sports Dial. H MK —Pages of Memory. KW K W—Hoyos Hour, KXLA—Squeakin' Deacon,

5:40—KGIL —Finorts. 5:45*KFL KFSII—Elmer Peterson.

KFIJ, ROB, HVOE—Curly Bradley.

*KNX. RCBQ--News. Garred. KFOX—Vour Fishcaster. KG Fl—Rate Recap. EGIL—Tops in Pops. K!. AC—Sam Baiter, Sports. KMPC—Tou Tones. KRKD—Race Results.

*A MR—News. Rogers Patrick. 5:55*KNX —Frank Goes. News,

6*KE('A. KFM.B—News. EFL RFSD—Screen Directors' Playhouse.

*EHJ. KGB, KV0E—Gabriel Heatter.

KNX. HCBQ--This Is Broadway.

KAGH —Spanish Program. KFAC—Twilight Hour.

*KFOX, KGER, KLAC —News, FiFVD -45 Minutes to Go.

*KFWB—(lete Roberts, Newt, KGFJ —Musical Digest. 11611.—Tups in Pops.

*KMPC —News. Bill Ilarpel. KO WL--Italian Program. KRKI)--Varietiee in Music. K WIK—('laude Newman Says. KXL — Property Owner,.

8:05*KEC V—Headline Edition. Kl. VC—Al Jarvis Ballroom.

8:15*KECA —Hank Weaver. News. *RH& KGB—Mutual Newsreel. KFON—Hawaiian Music. KF WIR—City Limits. reGER—Stamps Quartet. RO M—Piano Parade. It/ WC—Bob Kelley. Sports. EKED—Hawaiian Memories. K WIK—Music by Martin. K WK W —L. J. Betz, KXI.A— Women's Clubs.

8:30—KECA. HEMS—The Sheriff. RFI—Music from Hollywood. K ai. KGB—Hit Tunes. KFAC —Hour of Music. imox—Bat's Memory Room, KFSD—My Good Wife.

*KFvD —News. KF WB—America Dances. KGFR—Back to the Bible. ROIL —Dinner Concert. KMPC —Del Mar Races. KO WL—Rev. Clayton Russell. EKED—Sweet Pons. K WIK —Twilight Time. KXLA —Eddy Arnold Show.

8:45—BGYL—Down Memory Lane. EKED—Accent un Rhythm. HAVIE —Here's Holly-wood.

'Q UA—Music. t:à.V—KECA, KFILIS--Champlon

Ftoll Call. *KHJ. KGB, KV0 e-Charlee

Shaw.

7-1LECA, KF3113--Hebila and His Band.

KFI, ILFSD —Dr, L Q. EH_J ,KGB —Tide le Paris. 1CNX—Music. KFAC —Hour of EFOX—Pet Parade. KF WIS—America Dances. BOAR—Family Bible Hour.

*KGIL. KRI M —News. HGFJ—Musical Digest.

*KLAC—,News: 570 Club. KMPC —Flrestone Favorites, K WUL—These Great Americans E XLA —Jinamie Dolan.

1:16—HF0B--Fishina Pals. ROIL —Songs by Crosby. K.MPC — Words and Music. BRI M—Three-Quarter Time. A MR —Circle S Boys. 11 XLA—Dusty Ellison.

7:30—RECA, KFMS—The Eye. AFL HFSD —Sporte Newsreel. KEIJ, KGB, KV0E--Cisce Kid. KNX, R O W—Nation's Defense..

KFAC —Echoes and Encores. KFOX— Waltz Time. KFWII—Sid Ziff, Sports. HOER —Res. Al Harlan. HOIL--Parks and Playgrounds KRILD —Dr, Richardson. H MS—Proudly We Hall. EXLA—Bed Murrell.

7:45—KFI—Mayor Bowrou. *KFOX—News. KFWB—Tune Time, KGIL—Novelaire,. KRKD—Father Vaughan. /LXLA—Jinunie Dolan.

0 —HECA, KFMB—The Fat Man. KFI, RFSD —Supper Club. KHJ, KGB, EVOE—Straight • Arrow. * KNX—Charle, Collingwood. KFAC —Evening Concert. KFOX —County Barn Dance. HIP111 B— Williams-Rodgers, KGER—Bible Treasury. KGFJ —Evening Interlude. ROIL —Songs of the West.

* KLAC —Muele; News. KNIPC—Romance and Rhythm KRI M—County Barn Dance. KAA1K —Cafe Comedy.

*KXLA—News. 8:15*KFL EFSD-- World News.

ENX--Jack Smith and Margaret Whiting.

EGER—Helarew Christian. *KGFJ—News. Averill Berman. ELAC, KMPC —Basehali: Hollywood at I.. A.

KXLA —Evening Serenade. 8:30—KF:CA, KFMB—This Is Your

FRI. KFI. HFSD—A Tree Grows in Brooklyn.

KILL RIDE—Mysterious Tray eler.

KNX. KCBQ--Sununer in Sts Louis.

*KFWB--News. KGB—Pet Exchange. EGER—Clem Davies. KGFJ—Today's Hits. FIG M—Transpurtation Forum. ERE fl—Bunkhouse Jamboree. K WIR—Texas Jim Lewis. KXLA-97th St. Corral.

8:45—EFWB--The Human Touch. KGER —Salou Serenade. 9—RECA, SF/HI—Break Bank. KFI—Dragnet.

*KHJ, KFX:11. KGB. HVOE--News. Glenn Hardy.

KNX. HCBQ--Summer in St. Louis.

KFAC —Evening Concert, Area —Solo Spotlight. KFVD—Soade Cooley Time. KFWB—Harold Cowen. ROER—Res. Hammond. EGFJ—Today's Hits. RGIL—Jan De Boer. KI.A(', KMPC—Baseball. IIRED—Bunkhouse Jamboree EVIIK —Varietv Time. K! MA—Soueakin' Deacon.

9:05—KFSD —Meadowbrook Orch. 9:15— ADJ. KGB, KV0E —Sammy

Kaye Showroom. *KFOX—News. KFV1B--United Nations. KGER—Soul Patrol.

9:30 —KECA—Mr. President, EFT—Forests Aflame. RAJ. KGB. HYDE —Inside of Snorts.

ANN. HCBQ—Beulah. KFMR—Take a Chorus. KFOX—Flight Cast. KFSD—Forests Aflame. 11FIVB—Unity Daily Word. KGER —John Brown Schools. KOIL—Danee Time. EKED—Saddle Serenade. KAVTK—.Anril Showers.

9:15 —EFL EFSD—Pro and Con.

FRIDAY LOGS - *mu, sois•, -EVOil—Firiteu

Lpwie. . H:SX—Beuerve. ' ii.F0X--Souga tor Safety.

*E.FWB, BOIL, II WIK—News. 100 LECA, KFM11--Richfleid

Reporter. *Kn. BFSD--sam Hayes. *ICHJ —Dighlights In Headlines. *KNX, KCB bet Huntley. KFAC—Muskul Crossroads. KFOX—Aloha Time. KFVD—Spade Cooley Time, KFIVB--Eastelde Show. KGER--Cavalcade of Music. KGFJ—Kid thy New Orleans Jazz Band,

KGIL —Juke-Box Review. ALAC. KMPC —Baseball. KRIED—Saddle Serenade. I/ W M —Sweet and Low. HXLA —Dusty Ellison.

10 :05—KHJ—Highlights of Music. 10:15-1KHCA —Casa Cugat.

An—Tom Harmon, Sport*. IINX—Bob Elson. KFOX —Pontrelli Orach, KFSD—Sports Recata. KGB —Fraternally So uri. RGER—Here's to Vets.

10:30—BECA—one for the Book. *KFI —Carveth K M, KGB —Deems Taylor Concert,

KNX—Make-Belleve Town. H.F.1113—Beverly Hills (lick. AEON—Music Moderne, KFSD—Concert Hall, KGER—Mt. Olive Church, KGral— GYPei Music. KMPC —All-Tirne Hits. K XLA—Arthur Van Or a.

10:45—KEI —Melodi Time-KFOX —Party Time, KLAC —Don Otis.

10 :55 —KFI—Police Bulletin.

11 *KECA—News of Tomorrow. *KFI, RFSD —News. • KHJ —Cues In Music.

*KNX—Nelson Pringle. KFAC--Muslcal Crossroads. KFM.B —Cheatin' on Sandman. KFVD —Spade Cooley Time. KFWB--Eastside Show. KGB—Music for Moderns. EGER—At the Rauchhouse. KGFJ —II'wood House Party. ROIL—Juke-Box Review, KLAC —Don Otis. KMPC —Leisarre Time. READ —Saddle Serenade. K WIE—Three Oaks. KXLA--Pasadena Civic.

11:10—KNX —Sports. 11 :15—KECA—Cinertrill Music.

KFI—The U. N. Is My Beat. JINX —Merry-Go-Round.

11 :30—HEC 4— &ambassador Oreh. KFI—Milestones in Melody.

*KFOX—News. ROIL —jimmy Grier. KXLA —Alex Cooper Show.

11:45—KFI—Nary Recruiting. *K111.1. KMPC —Neas. KNX —You and Writing. KFOX —Airlane Melodies.

11:55*HECA. ELAC.2 News.

1, — KFI —Musical Menu. Hs KIM —Rhapsody in Wax. *KNX—News. KFA(' —Midnight Serenade. KFVD—Spade Cooley Time (to 1).

KFWB—Melodee Time. KGFJ —Midnight Special (to 31 KGIL—Yawn Patrol (to 3). KLAC —Don Otis. KRI M —Stardust Serenade (to 5:30).

KVIIK —Show People's Show (to 4).

KNLA —Alex Cooper Show (to 1).

12:05—KNX —Steve Allen Show. 12 :30—EFT— Midnight Flyer.

KFIAB--Music After Midnigb,

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SATURDAY AUGUST 27 *indlintéln Sew, Broadcast. 8•-•-KECA, KFMB--Johnny Olsen's

Get-Together. KFI KFli1D—}'red4VatIng. KIIJ—Treasury Show.

*E X. KLAC, KMPC. K A— News.

KAGH—/3ister Sylvia. KFAC--Country Church. KF071, KRKD—Ilaven of Rest KFVD— Wakeup Ranch. KFWB—Salvation Army. KGB—Smoky Mountain Hayride KGER—Mizpah. KGFJ—MelodY Time. KGIL--Musical Cluck. 1 KO WL--Spanish Hour. ' MIR—Haney House. KWK W—Tony Sein.

8:05—KNX. KCBQ—Let's Pretend. 111:15—KHJ—Two-Ton Raker.

KFWB—Morning Melodies. KGFJ —Voice of the Army. KLAC—Haynes at the Reins. KMPC—Market Reports, Sports KXLA—Music.

8:30—KECA, KFMB--Modern Romances.

KFI, KFSD—Smilin' Ed McConnell.

*S11,I,,KFAC, KGIL—News. KNX. KCBQ--Junlor Miss. KAGII—Moments of Meditation KFOX—Memories of Calvary. KFVD—Easv Listening. KFWB—Muilc. KGB—Vet Wants to Know. KGER—Ilammond. KGFJ —Proudly We Hail. KMPC—Morning Melodies. KOWL—Palabras de Vida. KRKD—Radio Kids Bible Club KWK W—Sacred Hymns. KXLA—Melody Time.

8:45—Kni, KGB—Land of the Free. KAGH —Musical Clock. KFAC—Unity. KFVD—Console and Keyboard. KFWB—Morning Melodies. KGER—Assembly of God. KOIL—On Parade. KLAC—Racing News. KOWL—Attornev G Speaks.

KVOE—Radio Tour. KWE W—Sacred Heart.

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9:45 —KTI—Iliome-Town Happening*. St

KG'F'J—The Stars Sing. *KKHD--Newe. KWK W—Soanish Lesson.

—KECA-111trandy. KFL KFSD--Natioupl Farm and Home Hour.

*EH.), KGB, KVOIC--.News. KNX, HCBQ—Stars Over Hollywood.

KAGH—Tomorrow's Stars. KFAC—Morning Concert. KFMB—Jay Stewart.

*KFOX—News. KFVD—Jamboree Jubilee. KFWB—Maurice Hart. KGER —Guspel Rocket. KGFJ—From Sunset and Vine. ROIL—Waite Time.

ORIGINAL

MAKE BELIEVE BALLROOM

WITH

AL JAR VIS-KLAC 10 a. m.-1 p.m. 6:06 p.m..? pan.

Mon. thru Sat.

9 —KECA, KFMB--Hormel Girl Corps.

E n—Jump-Jump of Holiday House.

K W, KGB —Dr. Hiss Clinic. KNX, KCBQ—Theatre of Today.

RAGH—Sunshine Program. KFAC—Serenade. KFOX—Pentecostal Church.

*EFSD--News. KFVD—Contrasts. KFWB—Haroid Cowen. KGER—Christ Ian Leadership Group.

KGFJ—Voice of the Blind. KG1L—Horseman's Forum. KLAC—Music Room. KMPC—Music of the Stars. KOWL—Pacific Serenade. KRKD—Sagebrush Serenade. KV0E—,The Saint.

IK—Hart es House. K WKW—Volee of China. KXLA—Bobbv Champion.

9:15—KFI—Public Affairs. KFSD--Atnericans the World Over.

KGFJ—Airotorials. ROIL—Ballads for You. SLAG—Kiddie Klub. KWK W—Fourequare Churches

:30--KECA —Old, New. Borron ed. Blue.

KFI—Jerry Marlowe. KHJ—Extra Time. KNX. ICCBQ—Grand Central Station.

KAGH —Musical Contrasts. KFMR—Three Sung. KFOX—Full Gospel. KT/ID—Luncheon With Lopez.

YOUR ALL WESTERN JAMBOREE JUBILEE

9:30 to 11:30 A. M.

Saturday

KIND —Jamboree Jubilee. KFWB—All-Star Re%ue. KGER—God's Half Hour. KGFJ—Racing News. KGIL—Fashlons in Music. KLAC —Morning Melodies. KOWL—German Hour.

*K WK W—News.

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KLAC—Al Janis Ballroom. KMPC—Keith Hetherington. KOWL—The Tune Shop. KRSD—Swing Time. KWIK—Harvey Huuse. KW,K W—Peggy Lee. KXLA—Western Records.

10:15--KECA—Radio, the American Way.

KHJ—Moon Beams Music. KFOX—Assembly of God. KGIL—Sweet Swing. KEKD—Dr. Richardson. KVOE —Voice of the Army. KWKW—Frank Sinatra.

10:25—KGFJ—Sports Flash. 10:30—KECA—Jay Stewart's Fun

Fair. KFI, KFSD—Mary Lee Taylor. KNX. KCBQ—Ghe and Take. KAGII—B111 Chase's Jazz Show KFMB--American Farmer. KGB, KVOE--Kiwanis Choir. KGER—Musival Memoirs. KGIL--Bey ondert lilt Stories. KLAC —Honest Opinion. KOWL—Nisages de France. KRKD--Cdunty Art Institute. K WK W—Dun Bowling I* Frances Demister.

10:35—KFOX—Mornine Music. 10:45—KGER—Rev. Kopp.

KRKD—Pup Concert. KWKW—Azusa Mission.

10:55--KGFJ—Sports Flash. —KECA —Ira Cook Beach Party. KFI, KFSD—RFD America. KIIJ —Moon Seams Music. KNX, KCBQ—County Fair.

. *KAGH—?iews. KFAC—Festival of Music. KFM1I--Treasury Show. KFOX—Don Hornsby Show.

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KF'VD—Jamboree Jubilee. KFWB—Peter Potter. KGB, KVOE—Poole's Paradise KGER—Children's Bible Hour. KGFJ—What's New. KGIL—Songs of the Islands. SLAC—Listeners' Top 15. KMPC—Davis Cup Series. HO WL—Spanish Hour. KRKD—Songs of Yesteryear. KWIK--S. F. Valley Calls. K WK W—Rev. Newton. KXLA—Western Records.

11:10—KAGH-1300 Club. 11:25—KOFJ—Sporta Flash. 11:30—KFL SFSD —The Land We

Live In. KNX, KCBQ —Meet the Klemm SFAC—American Music. KFI1113--Fascinating Rhythm. KFOX—Mystery Melodies.

*KFWB--News; Peter Potter. KGER—Hymns for the Day. KGFJ—Plano Moments. ROIL—Vocal Varieties. KOWI..—Italian Program.

11:45-1IFI—Report on Europe. KFSD—Your Navy. KFVD--Shopping Highlights. KGFJ—Saludos Amigos.

*KGIL—News. KRKD—Sweet Pops.

11:55--KGFJ—SPorts Flash. 1.411—ILECA—Ira Cook Beach Party.

KFI—Farm Reporter. *K11.1, KNX, NAGE. KGB.

KVOE, SWIS—News. KFAC--Luncheon Concert. KFMB—Treasury Show. KFOX—Illit Tunes. ISFSD--111usicana. KFVD--Songs of the Sage. KFWB—Peter Potter. EGER—Maj. Rex Collings. KOFJ—Intennission. ICGIL--Noonday Melodies. SLAC—Al Jarvis Ballroom. 1FCMPC—Open House. KO WL—Joe Adams Show. KRKD—Prairie Schooner. KWKW—Cliarile Davis. KXLA—Dusty Ellison.

12:05--KNX —Knox Manning. KAGII—Jazz Concert.

12:15--KF1—Here Comes the Band. K M, KGB. KV0E—Horse Race.

*KFOX, KGER—News. KFVD—Luncheon Tunes. KWIK —Luncheon Melodies.

12:25—KGFJ—Sports Flash. 12:30—KFI—Summertime Listening.

K(41—Man on the Farm. 1CFOX--Cowhands Carnival. KFVD—Shopping Highlights.

*KFICB--News. KGER--Luncheon Serenade. KGFJ-1230 Club. KGIL-1280 Ranch. KMPC—Story Circus. KV OE—Man on the Farm. KWIK—Lazy Three Ranchbands.

KWK W—Man on the Street. KXLA—Bobby Champion.

Lt:45--KFI —Are You Listening? KNX—Call for Help.

*KFAC—Neas, KFOX—Nalal Air Reserve. K3IPC—Sports Sensations.

*K WK W—Sports; News. 11:55—KGFJ—Sports Flash.

Morning Programs Appear in Evening Progra

Comedy-Variety 8:30—Junior Miss, KNX.

Quiz, Participation 10:30—Give and Take, KNX. 11:30—Meet the MISFUS. KNX. 7:00—Sing It Again. KNX.

Drama 9:00—Theater of Today. KNX. 9:30—Grand Central Sta.. KNX. 10:00—Stars Over Hollywood,

KNX.


8:00—Fred Waring, KFI.

Sports 8:45—Racing News, KLAC. 9:80-.-RacIng Lineal). ICEIFJ. 5:30—Sports Dial, KRKD.

Llghtface Tine: Afternoon and

5:45—Race Recap. KGFJ. 5:45—Race Result's. ERRO. 8:30—Joe Hernandez. KMPC.

Mystery-Detective 9:00--Claugbustere, KNX.


10:00—Nat'l. Farm Hour, K n. 3:30—American Farmer, EEC/e.8:00—If They Had Lived. KGFJ

Juvenile 8 :C6—Let's Pretend, KNX. 8:80--SrallIn' Ed, KFI. 9:00—Jump-Jurnm KFI. 9:15—Kiddie Club. KLAC. 10:80—Fun Fair, SECA.

Popular-.Western Music 4:45—Stuart Hamblen, KFWB. 7:30—Grand Ole Opry. 8:30—Gene Autry, KNX. 9:09—Hit Parade. K n.

ma in Bold ace.

4 — KECA--Ins Gook Beach Party. KFI—Are You Listening? KHJ—Klwanis Choir. KNX—It'a Fun to Be Young. KAGH—Hora Los Angeles. KFAC —Church Federation of L. A.

KFMB—Tea and Crumpets. KFOX—Latin-American Music.

*EFSD, KLAC. KMPC—News. KFI'D—One for the Money. KFIVII--B111 Anson. KGER—Luncheon Serenade. KGFJ-1230 Club. KGIL—Boy Scouts. KO WL—Joe Adams Show. KRKD--Siesta Time. KWIE—Tnnes for Teens. KWKW—Bill Garr Show. SXLA—Community Broadcaster.

1:10—KLAC-570 Club. 1:15—KFAC—Plano Parade.

KFOX—Purple Sage Riders. KFSD—Slim Bryant. KMPC—Saturday Carnival. KWK W—Sports: Bill Garr. KXLA—Research Adventures.

1:25—KCIFJ —Soorts Flash. 1:30—KHJ—Ralph Fant Groh.

KNX—Saturday at the Chase. KFAC—Composers' Corner.

*KFWB, BRI M—News. KFOX—Country Boys. KFSD--Contrasts. KFVD--Tele-Tunes. KGER—Hawailan Melodies. KOIL—Saturday Serenade. HOWL—Paul's Platter Party. KXLA—Vocal Varieties.

1:35—KRKI)—Polka Time. 1:45—KFOX—Voice of the Army.

KFWB—Bill Anson. KLAC —Storybook Hour. KRSD--Sympliony of Song. KWK W—Sports; Bill Garr. KXLA—Llsteners Digest.

1 :55—KGFJ—Sports Flash. 411;—KECA—Ira Cook Beach Party.

KFI—Saturday Special. KHJ, KGB. KV0E—Musie. KNX—Treasury Bandstand. KAGH —Eddie Kemp. KFAC—Matinee. KFMB-101 Ranch Boys. KFOX—Judy Martin. KFSD—Mind Your Manners. KFVD--Noveltunes. KFIVH—Bill Anion. KGER—Long Beach Band. KGIL—Saturday Serenade. 11GFJ—Meet the Band.

*KLAC—News, Sports. KMPC—Saturday Carnival. KO WL—Paul's Platter Party. KRKD—Army Recruiting. KIVIK—Saturday Session. KWK W—Bill Sampson Show. KXLA—Musie for You.

2:10--KLAC-570 Club. 2:15—KFOX--Rusty Gill.

KFVD—Songs of the Sage. KMPC —Dugout Dupe. KRKD—Police Department. KWK W—Sports. KXLA—U. S. Air Force.

2:25—KGFJ--Sports Flash. 2:30—KHJ—Bands for Bonds.

KNX—Ted Black Orch. *KAGH. KGER—News. KFMB—Meet the Band. KFOX—Country Girls. KFSD —Larry Cotton. KGFJ—Keyboard Horner. ROIL—Variations in Rhythm. KLAC. KMPC—Baseball: Hollywood at L. A.

KOWL—Matinee Melodies. KRECD—Tunes in Tempo. 1CXLA—Music.

2 :35-11A0H—Pete Young Show. 2:40—KOER—Long Beach Band. 2:15—KHJ, KV0E—Femme Fare.

KFOX—Down Homers. KFVD—Tempo Time. KGFJ —Western Time. KGIL—Judy Taylor.

2:55—KOFJ—Sports Flash. il—KECA—Summer Concert.

KFI—Saturday Special. KHJ—Mutual Music Show.

*KNX—Griffing Bancroft, News KA;Gli—Disc-Jockey Parade. KFAC—Musical Favorites. KFOX—Modern Concert Hall.

*KFSD. KXLA—News. KFVD—Ride of Your Life. KFV1S--BIll Anson. EOER—Rancho 1390. IFCGFJ—Record Jackpot. KGIL—Curtain Call. KLAC. KMPC—Baseball. KO WL—Personality Time. KRICD—Parade of Hits. SW1E—Saturday Session. SWKW—Voice of the Army.

3:15--KNX-43B5 Farm News. KFSD —Art of Living.

*KGIL—News. Kowt--Tropicana. K WKW—Races and Sports. KXLA—Juke Box Matinee.

3 : 3—KGIFJ--Sports Flash. 3 30—KECA—Amerlean Farmer.

KHJ. KGB, SVOE—Sports Parade.

KNX—Next Week at

RADI O and TELEVISI ON LIFE

Hollywood BoWL KAGH—Patsy's Party. KFAC —Lyrics In Chorine. &FMB—Public Health. EFSD--Vnisersity Theater. KFTD—Raymo of Paris.

*KFWB, KRHD—News. EGER—Rancho 1390. K W:L.—Dense Matinee. HO WL-20th Century Serenade K WK W—Calling All Vets.

3:35—KRRD—Interlude. 3:45—KNE—County Supervisor John

Anson Ford. *KFAD—News. KFWB—Bill Anson. /IRKD—Crazy Rhythm.

11:55—KOFJ--Sports flash.

4— KECA--Junior Junction. KFI —Saturday Special. KH,Y, KGB. HVOE—Mel Alien. Sports.

KNX. ILCBQ--Diek J (»ch.

KAGH--Spanish Program. KFAC—Musical Masterpieces. RFALB--Rex Koury. Organ.

*KFOX, KGER—News. EFVD--Harlematinee. EFWB —Afternoon Melodies. KGFJ—Record Review. ROIL—Hank Penny. KLAC, KMPC—Baseball. ROWL—Musical Showcase. KRI(1)--Ira Swett, Green. K WIII—Valley High Tune. HWK W—Jazz Works. KELA—Juke Box Matinee.

4:05—HGER—Saion Serenade. 4:15*EHJ, KGB, KVOE—Frank

Hemingway. *11F111B—Nens: Movie News. HP0E—Salt ation Army. KFWB—Helen Louise. KRAD--SpotlIght syn Stars.

4:35—KGFJ--Sports Flash. :90—XECA—Reserve.

KIIJ, KGB—Smoke Rings. KNX—L. A. Store.

*RPM'S—News. KFOX—Name This Tune. KFWB—Blind Artists Guild. KGFJ—Recurd Review. .

*KOWL—News. KRECD--Sympliony in Swing. K WK W—Natal Air Reserve.

4:45—KECA—A. We See It. KNX--Tom Hanlon. KFMB--Voice of the Army. KFWB--Stuart Hamblen. KO WL —Small Bands.

*KRI M—News. KWK W —Let's Talk Sports.

4:55—KGFJ—Sports flash. E—ILECA—It's Your Business.

KFI—Saturday Special. EHJ, KGB, KYOE—Hawall Calls.

JIN X HCBQ--Red Barber. Sports.

KAGH —Great Stories. KFAC—Sunset Serenade. KFM11—Ase Maria Hour. KFOX—SunshIne Mission.

*I(FSD, KLAC, K5IPC—News. RFVD—Stephen Powers Show. KFWB —Stuart Hamblen. HOER—Peter Slack Time. KGFJ—Jite at Five. KGIL—liank Penny. HO WL—Joe Adams Show. BRED—Songs of the Saddle. KWIK—Riders of the Purple Sage.

R WK W—Today at the Races. KXLA—Juke Box Matinee.

15:15—HECA—Special Event. HEX—Music.

*KAGH—News. KFID—Community Chest. KLAC—Jack Colon, Sports. ESIPC—Stare Sing. K WIK—Spotlight on Sports. K WK W—Azusa Mission.

8:30—HECA, KFMB—Rendezvous With Music.

KID, KGB. HYDE—Sing for Your Supper.

*KNX, KCISQ—Chet Huntley. KAGH —Italian Music. KFAC—Playtown Train.

*KFOX, KOFJ, ROIL—News. KFSD—Colonial Quiz. KGER—First Congregational Church.

KLAC—Peggy Lee, Songs. EMPC—Miracie Theater. EKED—Sports Dial. K WIK—Boy. Girl and Sons. K WK W—Hoyos Hour. KELA—Dixie and Hal Hart.

15:40—KGEL--Sports News. 8:45*KECA, KWIK —News.

*KFI KFSD —Elmer Petersen. *KNX, KCI1Q—Bob Ga m& KFOX—Polish Serenade. KOFJ—Race Recap. ROIL—Tops in Pops. ELAC—Sam Baiter, Sport». K5IPC—Episcopal Diocese. HEED—Rave Results.

G-HECA, EF31B—Musical Etchings.

*E11—News. KHJ, KGB—Meet the Press. KNX, HCBQ—Music for You. KAGH—Spanish Dour. EFAC —TwIlight Hour.

*KFOX, KFWB, KMPC—News. KFSD—Harry James. EFVD—Stephen Powers Show. KGER—Back to the Bible. KGFJ-51usical Digest. KGIL—Tops in Pops.

*KLAC—News: Al Jarvis. KO WL—Italian Program. KRICD—Varieties in Music. KV OE—Guest Star. KIVIK—Navy Band. KXLA—Marines.

8:15—KFI—Reserse. KFOE—Ilawaiian Music, KFSD—Health Problems. KFWB—Music. ROIL—Two Guys and a Gal. KMPC—Bob Kelley. KRHD—Hawaiian Memories.

*KY0E—News. KWIK—Music by Martin. K WK W—L. J. Betz. KELA—Security.

8:311—HECA—Dase 'Coleman Trio. KFI, KFSD—Judy Canosa. SILL KGB —Guy Lombardo Orch.

KNX. HCBQ—Tales of Fatima HFAC—Musie KF51B—Naval Air Reserve. KFOX—Ellai's Memory Room.

*KFVD—News. HEWS—Dixieland Music. KGER—Lukin Valley Church. ROIL—Dinner Concert. KMPC—Del Mar Races. KO WL—Rev. Clayton Russell. KRKD—Sweet Pope. HVOE—Ilit Parade. R WIE—Twilight Time. 'LELA—Voice of Hope.

0: lii*KECA—Bert Andrews. KFMB—Echoes of Gay Nineties KGIL—Down Memory Lane. BRED—Accent on Rhythm.

7—HECA—Glen Gray Orch. ILFI—My Good Wife. KHJ, KGB, EV0E—Take a Number.

KNX. ECCBQ—SIng It Again. KFA('—Dr. James Fifield, Jr. REMII—Proudly We Hail. KEDX—March Time. REND—Richard Diamond. Detective.

KFWB—Gospel and Song. KGER —Bell Christian Church. KGFJ—Musical Digest.

*K M.. KRI M —News. ELAC—Here's to Vets. KMPC—Number Please. K WIK—Szath-Myri Conducts. KXLA—Nazarene Church.

7:15--KGIL—Songs by Crosby. KLAC —Paul Weston. liRKD—Three-Quarter Time.

1:30—HECA, KFMB—Claremont

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Hotel Oreh. KFI R END—Grand Ole Oory. KH.1, K.FX111, KGB, HVOR,— Meet Your Match.

KFAC--First Baptist Church. KFOX —Waltz Time. KFWB—Dr. Fred Bailee. KGER—Grace Dotson. ROIL—Your Social Secur07. KLAC—Jan Garber. KMPC—Your County. KRIED—Dr. Richardson. EIVIK—Dance Time. KXLA—Aceent on Youth.

7:45—KFOX—Ministerial Union. KFIVB—Bowl Previews. ROIL—Footlight Favorites. KLAC—Etchings for Evening. KMPC—Here's to Vet.. K WIR—Marine Band.

0 — BECA, KFM1S—Lone Ranger. RI K M, R.FSD—Vie Damone Show

RAJ. KGB, KVOE—Life Begins at 80.

KNX, W I:IQ—Vaughn Monroe. KFAC—Eveulog Concert. KFOX —County Barn Dance. KIFWB—Communit y Hour. KGER—Bible Treasury. KGFJ--If They Had Lived. KG1L —Songs of the West. KLAC—Music. KMPC—Eddie Oxford. K WIK—Today's Top Ten. KXLA —Church in the Barn.

8:10—KGFJ—Film News. 8:15—KGER—Hebrew Christian.

KOFJ—Social Security. KMFC —Romance and Rhythm.

8:30—KECA, KFMB—Treasure Band Show.

KFI, REND—Truth or Consequences.

1111J—Barnee Or a. KNX, HCBQ—Clene Autry. KFWEly—On the Beat. KGER—Clem Davies. KOFJ—Today's Hits. ROIL—Dry Night Club. KLAC—Dinning Sisters. ILMPC—Your Neighborhood Church.

KV OE—Meet the Press. KXLA-97th St. Corral.

8:45—EGER—Familiar Music. KI.AC—Stan Kenton Orch.

9-RECA, KFMB—Buzz Adlam's Playroom.

EFI, KFSD—Hit Parade. *KILL KGB. HVOE—News. RN. Gangbustere. KFAC—Evening Concert. HFOX—Music. K WD—Spade Cooley Time. KFWII—KEWR Presents. ROER—Familiar Music. EGFJ—Today's Hits. RDIL—Jan De Boer. KLAC-5Ielody Parade. K3IPC—Parade of Hits. KWIK—Duke's Doghouse. KXLA—Red Barn Hit Parade.

8:15—KHJ. KGB—Dink Templeton, Sports.

*KF0X—News. 0:30—KECA—Madhouse Musicale.

KFI, KIND—Hollywood Star Theater.

KHI. KGB. EVOE— Plantation Jubilee.

KNX—Leighton Noble Orch. KFMR—Rhythm and Reason. KFOX—Rumba Time. KFWB--Laymen's Hour. HOER—Clark Sparks. KGIL—Dance Time. KLAC—Spotlight Serenade. KXLA—Cliffie Stone Dance.

9 :45—KFM13-13ing Crosby. ROER—Dr. John Brown.

*KGIL—News. *KECA, RI MS—News. *KFI. KFSD—Sam Hayes. News KI1J. KV0E—Monica Whalen.

*KNX. KCBQ—Chet Huntley. KFAC—Muslcal Crossroads. KFOX —Aloha Time.

SATURDAY LOGS KFVD—Spade Cooley Time. EFWB--Eastside Show. ROER—John Holvard Choir. KGFJ—Kid Ory New Orleans Jazz Band.

KGIL —Juke-Box Bellew. KLAC—Don Otis. EMPC—All-Time Hits. K WIK—Duke's Doghouse. KXLA—Red Barn Roundup,

10:15—HECA—Retail Clerks Talk. KFI—County Supervisor Darby KEIJ—Policing L. A. ENX, HCBQ—What Would I Say?

RP:Hs —Ira Blue. KFOX—Pontrelli Ora. KMPC —Leisure Time.

10 :30—HECA, KFMB—Claremoot Hotel Orch.

KFI—Tex Williams. KIM, ROB. HVOE--Ray Hackett Orch.

KNE—Frankle Carle Orch. KFON—Dusty Record*. R ENO—Tex Williams. KGER—Music. KGFJ—Gypsy Music.

10 :45—Eli—Melody Time. KLAC—Don Otis.

10 :55*KFI—News.

11 —KECA—Cinegrill Music. KFI—Solitaire Time. RHJ—Cues in Music.

*KNX—Nelson Pringle. KFAC—Musical Crossroad.. KFMB—Dancing Party. KFOX—Disc Jockey. KFSD—Dance Orch. KFV1D—Spade Cooley Time. KFWB—Eastside Show. KGB—Music for Moderns. KGER—Faith Home Mission. KOFJ-11'woocl House Party. ROIL —Juke-Box Review. KLAC—Don Otis. KMPC—Leisure Time. K WIK—Duke's Doghouse. KELA—Pasadena Civic Dance.

11:15—HECA—Beterly Hills Hotel Orch.

KFI—Biltmore Hotel Orch. KNX —Merry-Go-Round, KXLA —Music.

11:30-11ECA—Ambassador Orch. KFI—st. Francis Hotel Web. HOER—At the Ranchhouae. KGIL—Jimmy Grier. KXLA—Alex Cooper.

11:45*EHJ. K3IPC —News. 11:55*KECA. EFL KLAC--Newe.

12 KFI—Musical Menu. KHJ—Rhapsody In Wax.

*KNX—NeWs. KFAC—Midnight Serenade. EFTD—Spade Cooley Time (tot).

KFWB--Melodee Time. KGFJ—Midnight Special (to 3) ROIL—Yawn Patrol (to 3). KLAC—Don Otis. ERKD—Stardust Serenade (to 5:30).

KWIK—Show People's Show (to 4).

KELA—Alez Cooper Show (to 1).

12:05 —KNX—Steve Allen Show. 12:30—KFI—Itlidnitht flyer.

KFWB—Music After Midnight.

Recorded Highlights SATURDAY POPULAR

8:15 a.m. —ELAC, Haynes at the Reins.

10:00 a.m. —KLAC. Al Jarvis. 11:00 a.m.—KFWB. Peter Potter. 12:00 noon—HO WL. Joe Adam.. 1:00 p.m.—KFWIL Bill Anson. 5:00 p.m. —HO WL, Joe Adams.

Sarkspires Mrs. Fanny Hummel, Three Vincente Terrace, Santa Monica, Calif.

Although I am not particularly a Western fan, "Hopalong Cassidy" is different than most Westerns and has a story twist that makes it interesting for adults as well as the children. "Hoppy's" voice and laugh are just grand. I'd like to know who played the marshal on July 28's show? He sounds just like a real sheriff I used

to know In Arizona. I'm a real "Hop. along Cassidy" fan now.

Since the program originates in dif-ferent locales, the actors are not always the same. The sheriff you mentioned was portrayed by Joe Du n!.

Miss Jennie Moore, 15807 Leadwell, Van Nuys, Calif. Could you tell me who played "Pat

Temple" on the July 24 broadcast of "True Detective Mysteries"? Please add my name to the list of "we want Hawthorne backers."

Robert Radick was in the role you

mentioned. Have you missed Hawthorne's television show on KTI'V Tuesday night at 7:30? He's back again with the "Hogantwanger!"

Robert Cochran, 430 West Walnut Avow% El Segundo, Calif. Will you let me know who played

the part of "Jim," the father, on the July 23 presentation of "Stars Over Hollywood"? I think he used to be on "I Love a Mystèry" . . . sure enjoyed that program.

It was Barton Yarborough.

Page Twentrnine

AUGUST 21, 1949

ALPHABETICAL PROGRAM FINDER Note: Programs marked with an asterisk (P) are of the contest, guts, or offer tgpe.

*Indicates programs of news and commentation.

Add-a-Line_ S"ECA, 3:30 p.m. M-F Collector's Corner - EMPC, 445 ere M F Hal's Memory Room. -. - .. .ILFOX, 6:30 p.m. D

Guiding LIght. -- ---KIX, 1045 a.m. M-F Adams, Joe _YO WL, 12 a., 5 p.m. H-Sa Club Time -__KE•CA, 11:16 a.m. Tu

Adventures la-Musi-e. -...SEL_SFAC, 5 p.m. Su *Ceilligweel. Charee.----- .................. am ' Su Hamblen, Stuart...,..--...111FWB, 4:45 p.m. M-Sa Adventures of Champion -K W, 6:30 p.m. M-F iciiii .. . -,ipe- iï.-------------- H-F Hanlon, Tom..K.16X, 5:16 MM. 24-F. 4:46 p.m. Sa

A. 6:30 p.m. H. W.F Commander Scott... —..HECA. 10:15 a.m. Su Happy Homes___- ----KHJ, 1:30 p.m. M-F Adventures of Johnny L artfk.- .... - . Comedy Playhouse.. KLAC, -12 n. Su .1411J, 7 pm. W

Affairs of Peter Salem -_-___KHJ, 8:30 P•m• Mt Composers' Corner.-- -__SFAC 130 p.m. M-'a Happy Theater...-_--___ SECA, 4:46 p.m. 11-F Against the Storm MIS, 2 p.m. M-F Concert Miniature. Harding, Haney.-- _ . . KEW, 9:15 pins. Tu,Th *Agronsky, Martin. - -SECA, 8:15 a.m. M- Contented Hour ig n, 345 p .m. su *Harsh, Glenn___KIIJ, 10 a.m., 9 p.m.. Su-F A Life in Your Hande-.---___KFI, 7:30 p.m. To Cook, ira K n. KFsp. 7 p .M . m narlematinee. -. -______KFVD, 4 p.m. M-Sa Air Force Band.-____- -___KFIL 1:30 p.m. Su cooper. Alex. SECA. 9 a.m. M-F. 11 a.m. a Harmonaires _. - -....ILECA, 6:45 p.m. Th .41r-o-torials.... ...... - ____SGFJ, 9.15 a.m. - KXLA, 11:30 p.m. M-Sa Harmon. Tom.. - ILF1, 10:15 p.m. H-F .411 Around Town_-____ — ..KFI, 9_:45 a.m. M-F Counters py 'SECA 7 p.m. Tu,Th *Harpel, Bill. - .KMPC, 4 p.m., 6 p.m. M-F Alexander's Mediation -Board. KHJ, 5 p.m. Su Count of Monte Cristo... -KHJ, SGB. 8 p.m. Tu Hart, Maurice..-.SFWB, 8 a.m., 9:30 a.m. M-Sa Alien, Irwin------- --KLAC, 1030 p.m. Su County Fair KKNFAIE...111 pa::: TbS: Bashi et Beet .11-ILA- 8:30 a-cx M W ,T .4.ilen, MeL- _ ............. - -SR », KFO•i, se e.m7in,in.ki

Allen. Steve.. KNX. 1211:3015j'a.4mp.'mT0-8Sau CCooren, Medical As " B 8:30 a.m. 9 p.m. M F ' KIN, .6:30 p.m. Tb *BeRwaayieis,C alima"----.k e 7:45 a.m. Mgli-St 15OPP.m.m.•8Da Amee hr show .._ . . K u m. .7,15 p.m. Sp Crime Photographer

America Speaks 111-9.- -____KMPC, 8 p.m. Su *Cunningham, Bill —. KHJ, 12:15 p.m. Su *Headline Edition. --KECKBA. 8.1:.056 pp..mm.. id31--Fr

Haynes, Dick.. - -- - ILIAC, 6 a.m. M-Sa America Dances__ _.. --111 XWB. 6:30 p.m. 51-F Crocker, Betty _SECA, 10.55 a.m. F

America paned__ ._ ILF1, 11 a.m. Su Curly Bradley._ ---.-_._ _KI M 5:45 p.m. M-F American Formor..- --- ..SECA, 3:30 p.m. Sa Curtain Calls_ -.ILEAC, 9:30 a.m. Su *Heatter, GabrieL-_ -American Forum. EHJ, 7 pans M Curtain Time. KFI, KFSD, 7:30 p.m. W Heattere Mailbag.-- -..KVOE, 11:30 p.m. M-F American Music__-__:-.KFAC, 1130 am • M-Sa Damone, Vie Heidi, Horace. .KFI, 7:30 p.m. Su American Way.. KFI, 8 P.m. M Damon Runyon Theatre. K n. 8 p.m. Sa *Hemingway, Frank..- -.KILL 4:15 p.m. M-Sa *.4ndrews, Bert - --ILECA, 6:45 p.m. Sa KFI, 9:30 p.m. Tu SHJ 7 am 11-F .4rison, Bill ,. Darby, Raymond. __- - KFI, 10:15 p.m. Sa Henninger, Georgo.- - -..SECA. 7:30 p.m. Su

Arden Eve .. m6x, 8,30 p.m. su De Cola, Felix - . - . ....-__SECA, 11:45 a.m. H-F SECA, 9:45 p.m. Tu

KLAC, 5 p.m. H-F Archie Andrews. SFWB. 1 p'in ' M-S- D i CI m .KGER. 8:30 p.m. H-Sa KFI, 8:30 p.m. W nv ". e -------- *Henry, Fred.

Are You Listening?. —KFI• , 10:15 a.m. M-F Dempsey-Tegeler Sour..-- -..11MPC, 10 a.m. Su Here's HHoollllyywwoooodd-...-.. Here's to Veterans __K M, 11:45 p.m. Tit - -I n 12:45 p.m. Sa Desmond, Johnny..---- K W, 8:55 p.m. H Hernandez, Joe ...,...._. PC. 8:30 p.m. M-Sa

Arnold, Edward.. SECA, 9:30 p.m. F Dix, Dorothy. — KFMB, 12:15 p.m. M-F Hetherington, Keith.-.- I1MPC, 10 a.m. Sa Art Baker's Notebook___ XECA, 12:30 p.m. M-F Dixon, Nancy....- --___KEIJ, 1:16 p.m. M-F highlights in Music ______SHJ, 10:05 P•m• 31- F As We See It.....--.... -.-....KECA, 4:45 p.m. Sa Double Feature.... - SECA, 4:35 p.m. M-F Hit Parade KFI, 9 p.m. Se. Aunt Jenny.__.._.. KIT, 9:15 a.m. M-F *Double or Nothing. Hit Parade on Parade_ ENX, 4 p.m., 9:30 p.m. Su

Autry, Gene.. - — KNIT, 8:30 p.m. Sa Dragnet Drake, Galen-. ¡FL 6 p.m . F Hits and Encores. - - SECA, 330 p.m. Su Aunt Mary..._ ____-KFL ILFSD, 3:30 P. m M-F .KFI 11 a.m. H-F Dr. Hiss Clinic.. - SECA, 10:15 a.m. h-F *Hit the Jachpot-- - --- __ K N X. 7 p.m. Tu _KISS, 8:30 p.m. W Hogae• Daughter.. ------KFI, 8:30 p.m. Tu

Backstage Wife _-______ ... S' FL 1 p.m. M-F KELL 9 a.m. Sa Hollywood By-Line.......... .SECA, 3 p.m. Su Babbitt, Harry.-- ILNX, 1245 p.m. M-F Dr. Christian....-Back to God.. EH j11,1383:,458 ti..mni.. it *Dr. I. Q - -11F1, KFSD, 7 p.m. F Hollywood Calling. - _BEL 2:30 p.m. Su Baker, Kenny. Eastside Show. - -- _- KFWB, 10 p.m. M-Sa Hollywood House Party..........KGFJ, 11 p.m. M-Sts Hollywood Music Hall _ -__ KIX, 7:30 pm. W

*Bancroft, Griffin u" 3 p.m. S'a Echoes of Eden.......- ---...SFWB, 10:30 p.m. Su Hollywood Theater..._.._. - __KFI..K.F1. 9- 1 p.m. Tu Baiter, Sam .ILLAC, 5:45 p.m. 111-F Easy Aces.. ..... _.--._. _SECA, 1:30 p.m. 51-F Hollywood Star Theater

Bands for Boods..._- --...SHJ. p.m. Sa Eddy, Nelson.. -. -. - KFI, 6 p.m. Th Hometown Happening _ . -- ..KFI, 9:45 a.m. Sa Barber, Red - .-__ ......... .. KNX, 5 p.m. Sa Editor's Diary ...... ----------SHJ, 8:15 a.m. M-F Hometown Jamboree.--..BOLLA, 11:30 a.m. M-F

B-Bar-B Ranch. ___________KILL 5.. p.m. Tu.Th Enchanted Lady____ -.-...KAGH, 4:15 p.m. Su Honeymoon in xew york, KLAC,.K.FI1"0:3,:i.laso.mpm..m.MH-ThSFa Bargain Broadcast. —.KHIPC, 9:15 a.m. M-F ,... --- - AL-IX, 10:15 p.m. H-F *Honest Opinion *Baukhage, H. B — . SECA. 11:30 a.m. M-F e.°30°. Bob

Beautiful Music _SECA, .:30 p.m. Tu Enchantment -- -- KECA. 8 p.m. Tu Hopalong Cassidy.

Bereh. Jack KFII, 8:30 a.m. M-F Escape.. .. KNX 6 p.m. Tit BMW of Faith - -.-....HECA, 12:30 p.m. Su

SECA, 9 a.m. Sa Beck, Fred -11.1.1X, 7:45 a.m. M-F Episcopal Diocese...----- -.SMPC, 5:45 p.m. Sa Hormel Girls -- --

*Berman, Averill__ —__SGFJ. 8:15 p.m. M-F Eternal Light ....... _....- - ---SFI. 9:30 a.m. Su House of Mystery...-.-...-...KHJ. KGB, 1 p.m. Su

Beulah SIXX. 9:30 p.m. M FBible Class. KHJ, 9 a.m. Su Even ing Concert...--- -KFAC. g p.m. M-Sa *Huntle y, Chet..... ---iC01. 5:30 p.m.. 10 p.m. D Extra Time KMPC 7.30 x• -BILL 0:30 a.m. Sa lf They Had Lived_ .KGFJ, ISRpN.rox.. 1%9 p.T.mh:Sma

Bible Institute KRKD, KFOX. 8 a.m. 11, W,F =Meow- ......... ------ -- ------RRJ, 7 P . Inglewood Park Concert KIN, 7:30 p.m. Tu Family Hour ..... _____.___._ RI X, 3 pm.m . TShu Inner Sanctum Bible Treasury Hour .......KGER, 8:45 a.m. 11-F Family Theatre KIM, 8:30 p.m. W Inside of Sports KHJ, KVOE. 9:30 p.m. M-F

Big BiggsSister, E. Power 11-IX, 615 a. Su Fantasy in Melody KECA, 3:15 pan. Su Inside the Doctor's House...10iN, 4:30 P•m• M-F

Big Story ... _ _. _ ____KFI, 9:30 p.m. YE Farm Highlights ............ ____KFL 6:15 a.m. M _ _ -Sa International Airport...-_____KHJ, 11 e KHJ, 6:3 m. W __ ........ - ....... _ _ .KN.I.. 10 a.m. m.M -F Big Town KFI, 9 p.m. Tu Farm Journal....KIX. 5:30 a.m. H-Sa, 8 a.m. Su invitation to Learning_-_______KIX, 9 a.m. Su Blind Artists Guild. -_ -_KFWIL 4:30 p.m. Sa Farm News RIX, 3:15 P•m• Sa It's Fun to Be Young_________KNN. 1 p.m. Sa

Farm Reporter SFI, 12 n. M-Sa Ives. Burl. It's Your Business SECA, 5 p.m. Sa

Bowron. Fletcher Ki

Music l. - -SECA. 6:45 p.m. Tu Far m News .... _..- - SUIT. 6:30 a.m. H-F

Breakfast Club mEcA, 8 p.m. Q_F Father Knows Best KFL 0 p. m. Th .SECA, 6 „pans, 86:3300 pp..nmi.. Su L 7:45 p.m. F

'Breakfast In Hollywood SECA. 7 a.m. M-F Fat Man. .. Breaking All Records - A[16X. 12:05 a.m. Tu-Su Feature WIre... - ---- KFI, 5 p.m. M-F Johnny LuJack_ KGFJ, 5 pm. M-Sa SECA, 8 p.m. F Jive at Five

'Break the Bank. . SECA, 9 p.m. F _ KHJ, 2:45 p.m. Ss John Steele. AdventurerKECAIL,H5:J3,U8P:3•ntl.i•pM.m'.WTFu femme Fare *Bride and Groom _.-. -...ILECA. 2:30 p.m. M-F Festival of Musle.---. -.1[FAC, 11 a.m. M-Sa Juke Box Matinee KXLA, 3:15 p.m. 3f-Sa Bridge Club KMPC. 10 p.m. M *Fidler. Jimmie______-....- ..... SECA. 7 p.m. Su Jump-Jump of Holiday House KFI, 9 a.m. Ss

Broadway Is My Beat......._ . _. KNX. 9 p.m. Th First Baptist Church... _ .KFAC. 7:30 p.m. Sa Junior Miss SECA, 4 p.m. Sa Brighter Day K/6I. 11:45 a.m. M-F Firestone Favorites...-...............KMPC........ ___K INIPC, 7 p.m. M-F Junior Junction.

*Brown. Cecil.-- .... _ KHJ, 8 a.m. M-F First Hundred Years SECA. 9:30 p.m. Th Junior Symphony KNX, 8:30 a.m. Sa Bull, Frank . 6:30 p.m. M-F First Nighter SEXX.. 7 p.m. Th Just Plain Bill. .KFI, HK ,ILJFF SWD:,B1 52, :2 p3O:3m0 .pm. m. Su

Business News - -- -RHIN . 8:15 a.m. M- a 6:30 p.m. ill Fisher. Gee SNX, 5:45 p.m. Su. 2 p.m. M-F Kaye. Samm y. K

Fishing Sc Hunting Club KHJ. 8:30 p.m. Th Keaton, Charile...--- - SHJ, 10:45 a.m. Su

9 p. m..v11i -,FF

•- Business Reporter KMPC, 9:45 o.m. YI Fise-Seventy Club...--....-KLAC. 1:10 p.m. 1I-Sa Kelley, Bob ............ -------.11-MPC. 8:15 p.m. 31-Sa

*Call for Help ...... ____.- ....... . SIX. 1 p.m. M-F Kiwanis Choir --KFIHH, j6.:301 pn..min: Tea California Caravan KHJ. 4 p.m. Su .KLAC, 7 p.m. M-F King's Men

Fesix, 18:48 p.m. Sa Ford, John Anson KNIC, 3:45 p.m. Sa Club Call the Police - KIN, 4:30 p.m. Su *Foreign Reporters __ L. A. Breakfast

SECA, 12:15 p.m. Su KFWB, 8:15 a.m. W

Canary Chorus - - ..... KILL 11:45 a.m. Su Four-Star Playhouse KFI. 11:55 p.m. 51 g m, 8 p.m . Su L. A. County Report______-_KNX, 3:45 p.m. Sa .KHJ, 8:15 a.m. M-F

Forty Plus LaCossitt, Henry

Canova, Judy K n. 6:30 p.m. Sa "Ladies Be Seated..... --__...KECA, Can You Top Thie?------- KIIJ, 530 Pm. Su Front-Page Farrell....KFL I1FSD, 2:45 p.m. M-F Éarnation Hour IKFI, 7 P.m ' :111 Pun Hoe' se .. - YMCA... KI L5L p1.m2 . n. M-F Ladies First. _ILF1, 9:05 a.m. Ill-F

.KHJ. 11 a.m. M-F *Fuller .Sid Ladies' Day

Casa Cugat_____ -___KECA, 10:15 p.m. M-F *Gaeth, Arthur. IELECA, 9 p.m. M L. A. Story 1INN, 4:30 p.m. Sa

KFAC, 1 pou. Th Carolina Calling....-- KNX, 5:30 a.m. Su ... ---- - ---- L. A. Medical Assn

Garden School .KGER. 2:30 p.m. Layman's Hour KFI, 7:15 a.m. H-F ...... ._ .............. ______ —_-.KFL 5:30 p.m. W-F Gangbusters ___-- -.- .............. KNX. 9 P.m• Sa *Lawton, Fleetwood

Catholic Hour..- - _- KFL 2 p.m. Su """' KWK W. 1 p.m. M-Sa Lease It to Joan.. .11FWB, 9:30 p.m. Sa RIX, 6 p.m. M Catholic Answers.- ---,.....KFWB, 7:45 p.m. Su ,___ Bill ..- -.SLAC, 9:05 a.m. Su *Garred, Bob.. SNX, 7:30 a.m.. 5:45 p.m. NI-Sa Legion Reports...- -------.KMPC, 8:15 p.m. M

CBS Symphony -- KNX, 12 n. Su George. wally Gateway to Music KFAC. 0:30 pan. Su *Lesueur. Larry. --_-__KNX, 4:45 p.m. M-F

Challenge of the Yukon.. --..HECA, 5 p.m. W - -- KIE4'. 11 a.m. Su Let George Do It.- ...... ---.E.HJ, KGB. 8 p.m. M Challenge of Youth -. _ KXLA, 2 p.m. Su *Give and Take ----......KNI, 10:39 a.m. Sa Let's Pretend. ...... -.._ ....... - .K.NX. 8:05 a.m. Sa Challenge to Youth.. - -_.KHPC. 8:30 a.m. Su Gospel Singer. -- KHJ, 10:15 a.m. M,Tu, W,F -Lewis. Fulton KILL 4 em...RF19:45 . 6P•pm.m..MT-Fu

rhampion Roll Call.-_ -_-...KECA, 6:55 p.m. F *Goss, Frank hance of a Lifetime ...... __ SECA, 6:30 p.m. Su Graham, Sheilah___ -_ -__SHJ, 6:30 p.m. Su Lewis. Jerry er Milani • ...KMPC. 0:30 a.m. M-F Graham, Vance._ - - SUSX, 5:55 p.m. 11-F Lewis. Robert Q SEX, 2:45 p.m. M-F

KMPC. 9 a.m. Su Leyden, Bill .11FWB. 10:30 a.m. M-F Chicago Round Table._.____KFI. 10:30 a.m. Su ILIEN, 5 pan. Su Liberal Catholic Hour.._-_ -_KFAC, 9 a.m. Su Chicazo Theater _ . ______KI1J. 9:30 p.m. Su Life Begins at 80 - -- KHJ. 8 p.m. Sa Chicken E.werr sppdp ....... . _ ... mpi. 6 p.m. w Grandpa

Central Station_ -__KIX, 9:30 a.m. Sa Life Can Be BeautifuL- -..SEI, 10:45 a.m. M-F

--------- ---v-11 ‘, 11 'I'm ' Su Grand Ole Onre------K M KFSIX 7:30 P.m• Sa Life With LuigL - --- SIX. 7 p.m. Su wens KFI, 8 a.m. Su

Choraliers - . - Christian Science _LL 8:30 a.m. Su Light of the World.- --SEL 11:45 a.m. M-F KY!. 7:30 p.m. M Church Federation. .. KFAC. 1 p.m. Su *Grand Slam ..- -- .- KNX, 8:30 a.m. M-F Living. 1949 Christian Science.- _-_KFOX, 8 p.m. Su Gray, Jeanne... ..... - --_-_KMPC, 10:45 a.m. M-F Lombardo Time.--- ------.RFL 4:30 p.m. Su Church of the Air ...-- . KIN, . a.m. Su Gregory Hood- - ---- KHJ. 7 p.m. Tu Lombardo. Guy SILL 6:30 p.m. Sa Church in the Vale KÉCA. 7 a.m. Su Green Hornet__ ____KE_CA...6 p.m. SLF Lone Ranger SEC-A, 7 p.m. M W: 8 p.m. Sa Cisco Kid...------...KHJ. KGB, 7:30 p.m. 51 ,W,F Green Lama... - -- --.10.X, d :30 p.m. Su Lora Lawton -.----..-.--- EFL 10:30 a.m. M-F

---- RADIO and TELEVISION LIFE

Past Thirty

RADIO and TELEVISION LI FE AUGUST 21, 1949

Lorenzo Jones ra n. KFSD. 1:30 p.m. M-F Luncheon at Seal's KHJ. 10:30 a.m. M-F Lutheran Gospel Hour KXLA, 6:30 p.m. Su Lutheran Hour KHJ HYDE 9.30 a.m, S

Lynn Looks at Hollywood. Kw, 1 p.m. M-F Madhouse Musicale KECA, 9:30 p.m. Se Major League Ball KMPC. 1:30 p.m. M-F Make-Briley, Town....- KNX, 10:30 p.m. 5I-F Ma Perkins.. ..KNX. 10:15 a.m. M-F Malone, Ted KECA, 10 am. M-F, 7:15 p.m. Su Mann, Herbert J.....--- KFI, lu a.m. Su M . ' --_ —_---- . (A. •.10 a.m. M-F Manning, Knox -_ KNX, 12:03 p.m. M-Sa

*Manning. Knox_ _ KNX. 3 p.m. M-F Man on the Fa rm..........,. .30 p.m. >a Mansfield, Andy___-_____KLAC, 11:30 a.m. Su Marlowe, Jerry.---.__.----K11, 9:30 a.m. Sa Martin, Dean . _ Kit, o p.m. Tu Martin Kane .KIIIJ. 1:30 p.m. Su Mason, James and Pamela........K11, 6:30 P. M. Th

KNX, 4 p.m. M-F Massey, Curt

Massey, Louise Kn.!, 12:30 p.m. M-F McLaughlin, Bob KL),C, 1:10 p.m. M-Sa KNX, 8 a.m. M-F; KLAC, 7 p.m. M-F

McNeill', Breakfast Club ..... _.. KECA, 8 a.m. M-F Me and Janie Kfl, 5:30 p.m. Tu Mediation Board__ _.-...K.HJ, KGB, •1 p.m. Su

•Meet the MIssue........_______ KNX, 2:15.p.m. M-F - - ANY, 11:30 a.m. Sa

Meet the Press KHJ, 5-p.m. Sa Meet Your Match KHJ, 7:30 p.m. Se Sleet Your Pharmaelet-ILMPt‘, 11:15 a.m. Tu.Th Melodies Anàerica Loves KNX, 7:30 p.m. Tu Melodies A to Z lifl. 6:30 a.m. M-F Melodies by MitchelL.- K.11, 7:30 p.m. Th Melody Express ....... _____ MIPC, 10:30 a.m. M-F Melody Matinee .. . ... ___-__ KHJ, 12:45 p.m. M-F Melody Promenade ....... -..-...HEC_A . ,9:30 a.m. M-1̀ Mercer, Mary Ann...--.... .KFI. 10:13 p.m. Su Merman, Ethel . KFI, 6:31) p.m. Su

Merry-Go-Round KNX, 11.13 p.m. D Message of Israel._ KECA, 1:30 p.m. Su Midnight Flyer — ...KFI, 12:30 a.m. Tu-Su Milestones in 3Ielody- &FL 11:30 p.m. M-F

Mirandy — .--.KECA, 10 a.m. Sa Modern Romances JILECA, 1 p.m. M-F _SECA, 8:30 a.m. Sa

*Monday Morn. HeadlInes....HECA, 8:15 p.m. Su *Monitor News KECA. 9:30 p.m. Tu Monroe, Vaugba... --_____ .... .ILNX, 8 p.m. Sa Moods in Music .... .. . _.- -_ KIIJ, 9:30 a.m. M-F Moon Beams Music KILL 10:15 a.m. Su Morgan, Henry KFI, 9 p.m. W Morning Bible Hour.. - --KFOX, 8:30 a.m. Su Morning Concert______ _KFAC, 10 a.m. M-Sa More., Ella Mae ..._ _._ .. ILECA, 9:43 p.m. M Mother's Album _ _FLIMPC, 6:30 p.m. Su Mr. and Mrs. North KNX, 8:30 p.m. Tu Mr. District Attorney....KFI, KFSD, 9:30 p.m. W Mr. Milt__ ..... ___ .... K11.1. 2:30 p.m. Su

Mr. Keen KNX. 8.30 p.m. Th Mr. President .KECA. 9:30 p.m. F Murder by Experts KHJ, 7 p.m. Su Murray, Johnny ....... E n. 4:15 p.m. M-F

K11, 6:30 p.m. W Musical .ttnericana____ . Musical Croissroads...- ---KFAC. 10 p.m. M -Sa Musical Digest.... ...... _._._.._._ ......... KGF.I. 6 p.m. D Musical Etchings .. KECA, 6 p.m. Sa 31usical Favorite* ...... __ ___KFAC, 3 p.m. M-Sa Musical Masterpieces .KFAC, 4 p.m. St-Sa Music and the Muse KFI. 11 p.m. Su Music for Mum KECA, 11:15 a.m. M,M,Th.F Music for You KNX, 2 p.m. Su Music From Hollywood __ -.KFI. 6:30 p.m. F Mimic in the Air ____.KMPC, 1 p.m. M-F Mutual Music Show.... -- KLIJ. 3 p.m. Sa *Mutual Newsreel_ _ KHJ, 6:13 p.m. M-F My Good Wife KFI, 7 p.m. Sa Mysterious Traveler _ KHJ. 8:30 p.m. F Mystery Theater ANN. 9 p.m. My True Story KECA, KFMB, 10:30 a.m. M-F sNanse That Song KHJ. 8 p.m. W -*Name the Movie HEC.4, 8:45 p.m. Th

Horn, National Farm & Ho e K M, 10 a.m. Sa Neighborhood Church K MPC, 8:30 pua. Sa *Nesbitt. Norman KMPC, 8 a.m. M-F '

*News of the World _.__KFI. 8:13 p.m. M-F *News of Tomorrow . [MCA, 11 p.m. M-F Next Week at BowL._ KNX, 3:30 p.m. Sa Nick Carter - K M, 3:30 p.m. Su Night Editor KNX, 10:15 p.m. Su Noah Webster Says.---_ __ KFI, 9:30 p.m. Th Nora Drake .......... ____ __K_NX. 11:30 a.m. M-F Norman, Gene__ _ ___ ILFWB, 10 edlà• M-Sa Number, Please_______KMPC. 7:30 p.m. SL W

KMPC, 7 p.m. Sa - - .... Official Detective - KHJ, 6:30 p.m. Tu O'Hanlon, George KFI, 5:30 p.m. Tu

Olsen, Johnny .KECA, 8 a.m. Sa Old-Fashioned Revival. HEC.4. 8 a.m. Su

Old-Fashioned Revival KFWB, 4 p.m. Su Old, New, Burrowed, Blue....KECA, 9:30 a.m. Sa Olympic Fights KB.), 10:15 p.m. Tu One for the Book KECA, 10:30 p.m. M-F One Man's Family_____ ....... _ .... 111-1. 8:30 p.m. SI Open House KMPC. 12 n. Sa Operation Daybreak. 11FL 5:30 a.m. D Original Amateur Hour M CA. 8 p.m. Th Otis, Don...._ —_KLAC, 3:10 p m., 10 p.m. M-Sa

OM' Gal Sunday.. --.-____KNX, 9:45 a.m. M-F Our bliss Brooks. ..... KNX, 6:30 p.m. Su Outdoor Reporter____ _ — KFI, 8:45 a.m. Su

Oxford, Eddie KMPC, 8 p.m. Se Pacific Lutheran Hour----KFWB. 9:30 p.m. Su Parent-Youth Forum -- K M. 9 a.m. Su Parker, Frank . .K-NX, 10:45 a.m. Su Parsons, Louella._._-... .KECA, 6:15 p.m. Su Passing Parade . 4:30 p.m. M-F

*Pearson, Drevv. KECA, 8 p.m. Su

People's Platform KNX. 9:30 a.m. Su Pepper Young's Family KFI . 12 :30 p.m. M-F Perry M ason -...ENX, 11:15 a.m. M-F Personality Portraits KECA. 9:10 p.m. Th

*Peterson, Elmer____. _.K11, 5:45 p.m. W -Sa Pet Exchange _ ._ _ KMPC, 7 p.m. Su Pet Magazine___________ ..... KLAC, 4:30 p.m. Se Philip Marlowe - KNX, 8 p.m. Su Piano Parade KFAC, 1:15 p.m, 31-Sit Piano Play house_ ____ ..... KECA, 11:30 flail. Su Pickens, Jane - - - &F!, 6:30 p.m. M *Pinkley, Virgli____ KMPC. 5:13 p.m. M-F Plantation Jubilee J. 9.30 p.m. Sa Play It Again KEC.1, 4 p.m. M-F Playtown Trttill K FAC, 5:30 p.m. Sa

A M. 10:55 p.m. M-F Police Bulletins. Policing L. A. KHJ, 10:15 p.m. Sa Portia Faces Life KFI, KFSD. 2:15 p.m. NI-F Post, Guy KFAC, 111.15 at m. 31,4%,F Potter, Peter.KFWB, 9:30 a.m. Su, l a.m. 3I-Sa Powell, Dick. KKFI, rsD 9.:310 pp...m,.. SS:

Powers, Jimmy KIM. 2:45 p.m. Su *Pringle, Nelson..._.KNX, 7 11.112. 11 p.m. M-Sa ro and , Proudly We Hall .. IMP& 11 p.m. Su Public Affairs KFI, 9:15 a.m. Sa *Queen for a Day KI1J. KGB, 11:30 a.m. 111-F Radio City Playhouse._ .. K11, 7 p.m. W Radio the American Way KECA, 10:15 a.m. Sa Railroad Hour ,...,KECA, 8 p.m. M RRedandRomyde Nroteboul KIJ, 10:30 a.m. Su

KIM, Ii5K LA IIE, 7.:3010 p.m. Tmlse uTh Red Barn Roundup x

Remember That Mueie. KLAC, 11:30 a.m. Su Report on Europe _ _-__KFI, 11:45 a.m. Sa Report to the People ..K.ECA, 8:30 p.m. Tu Reviewing Stand. .KHJ, 4:30 p.m. Su RFD America ..... .... K.F.Ki1.19:3101 p.m. ,Sua Richard Diamond_ -- ---

- - .. ' • • *Richfield Reporter KECA, 10 p.m. Su-F Right to Happiness.KFI, KFSD. 12:45 p.m. M-F Rise and Shane KIIKJ,i, .16. air 0..0,M.-Spa Rhapsody in Wax_ Road of Life _.._ KFI, 12:15 p.m. M-F *Roberts, Clete...-. .. .___.._..KHJ, 10:15 a.m. Su

-KEW', 8 a.m., 6 p.m. M-F Rocky Jordan KNX, 5 p.m. Su Rogers, Roy KHJ, 3 p.m. Su Romance of Helen Trent__ KNX, 9:30 a.m. 51-F Romance of Highways KECA. 10:15 a.m. Su *Roosevelt, Eleanor & Anna KECA. 1:45 p.m. M-F

*Roosevelt, James_______ KECA, 8:45 p.m. Su Rosemary ANN. 8:45 LIU. M-F *Roper, Elmo KNX, 10:15 àt.m. Su

Salt Lake Tabernacle__ KNX, 8:30 a.m. Su Sam Spade KNX, 9 p.m. Su Saturday at the Chase____ .. IINX. 1:30 p.m. Sa Saturday Ca rnival ..................jKiMMPPCC,, 1:13 oan• Sa Saturday Special_______ KFI, 2 p.m. Sa

Science of Mind KFWB, 8:45 a.m. M-1, Screen Directors' Playhouse KFI, 6 p.m. F Scully, Frances KECA, 4:13 p.m. SI-F Second Mrs, Burton. Secret Mission KNXKO1J1.6sanp.m. .M S-Fu *Shaw, Charles ..... _ KHJ, 6:55 p.m. M-F Shoemaker, Stete.......... . . KFWB, 1 p.m. Su Shure, Dinah KNX, 8:15 p.m. Tu, W,Th Sing for Your Supper KHJ, 5:30 p.m. Sa eSing It Again K.NX. 7 p.m. Sa Sing Your Worries Away KLAC, 12:15 p.m. Su Sketches from Life KECA, 7:45 p.m. Su SkIPPY Hollywood Theatre KII, • p.m. Tu Sky King KECA. 5:30 p.m. Tu,Th Smilin' Ed McConneU_____ .... KFI, 8:30 a.m. Sa *Smith, Howard K.. _ __KNX, 8:15 a.m. Su Smith, Jack KNX, 8:15 p.m. M-F m , Kate KECA, 6:30 p.m. 7:30 p.m. M ILEC'A, 8:30 p.m., 9:15 p.m. M

*Smith, Kate - KHJ, KGB, 9 a.m. M-F Smith, Norwood - _.___ILECA, 12:15 p.m. SI-F *Stekolsky. George _-___KECA, 10:15 p.m. Su Solitaire Time KFI, 11 p.m. Sa Song for You.. .KMPC. 8:30 a.m. SI-F Sung Salesmen ..... _______ KECA. 2:15 p.m. >u Songs of Sagebrush.. _ -._KECA, 7:30 a.m. Se Southernalres ....... ___KECA, 9 a.m. Su

Spade Cooley Time ._ KFVD, 9 p.m. D >pra m Fred. Irk. .._.._.._ . __ _ KFVD, 3 p.m. Su Sport. Dial .HRILD, 5:30 p.m. M-Sa Sports Newsreel. _ --.KFI, KFSD, 7:30 p.m. F Sports Parade —....-...•_ . - . RAJ, 3:311 p.m. Sa Sports Sensations KMPC, It:45 p.m. Sa Squeakin' Deacon_...11XI.A, IERNO. 9 p.m. M-F Standard Hour ......Al'!, KFSD, 8:30 p.m. Su Stand-1n KNX. 4:15 p.m. 11-F Stars in the Night KECA, 7:30 p.m. W

• Stare Over Hollywood _ _- .. _.. .1INS, 10 a.m. Sa Stella Dallatà. —.---HF CHFSD, 1:15 P.M. M-F

Stewart, Bill. .... KFVD. 1:30 am. M-F Stewart Jay......-._ KECA, 10:39 a.m. Sa St. Francis Drama. ---- ILI.A.C. 10 p.m. Se St. Louie Opera _KN 8.30 p.m. F

*Stop the Music- -SECA, 4 p.m. Su Story Circus.. - KMPC„ 12:30 p.m. Sa Straight .-krrow --- KHJ. 8 p.m. Straw-Hat Coacert. --.. — _-KNX, 7 p.m. M Strolling Tom_______-_ _ZIFWB, 9 a.m. 111-F

Summer Concert ..--- ..KECA, 3 p.m. Su Summer in St. Louis.. —._..HN.iX, 8:30 p.m. F

Summer Symphony__ __ ..... KFI, 5:30 p.m. Su Sunday Favorites __KIM, 11:30 a.m. Su Sunday Morning Melodies /1111PC, 8:15 a.m. Su Sunday Vespers ......... -...........KECA, 10:30 a.m. Su Sunrise Salute_ ..... ---_.__KNX, 6:15 a.m. M-Sa Supper Club KFI 8 p.m. M-F *Surprise Package..------KECA, 2 p.m. M-IF Symphonette ......... ____.___-...KNIC, 2:30 p.m. Su

Take a Number 1111J, 7 p.m. Sit Tales tot Fatima -K-NiX, 6:30 p.m. Sa Taylor, Deems ...KHJ, 2:30 p.m., 10:30 P.M. M-F Taylor, Mary Lee ....... _.._ .KF1 10:30 a.m. Sa Taylor, Henry J .. ________HECA, 8:13 p.m. M Taylor Made Melodies KFL 6:45 a.m. M-Sa ..._ ....... KECA. 11 a.m. Su: KNX, 11:30 a.m. Su

Ted Drake - KIM, 5 p.m. M, W,F Telephone Hour.. .- - _-....KFI. KFSD. 9 p.m. 31 Theater of Today ----- KNX, 9 a.m. Sa The Eye.... ............. _.._ ..... ____ILw CA, 7:30 p.m. F The Falcon - - K W, 7 Pam Th The Land Ne Live In. KFI, 11:30 a.m. Sa The Saint KHJ. 8:30 p.m. M The Sheriff -ILECA, /LIMB, 6:30 p.m. F The Iihistler_ ________e_ __KNX, 8:30 p.m. Su Think Fast ...KECA, 5 p.m. Su This Changing Wori& - =:---11ECA, 2 p.m. Su This Is Broadway....._ _ —__ .......ANN, 6 p.m. F This Is Paris KHJ, 7 p.m. F This is Your FBL____ ..... --KECA, 8:30 p.m. F *This Week Around World..KECA, 2:30 p.m. Su This Woman's Seeret_ _KFI, KFSD, 4 p.m. M-F Three Alarm _ KEY», 2:30 p.m. M -F

Tillamook Kitehen__-- ---KHJ, 10:13 a.m. Th Time for Music KECA, 9 p.m. 41, 'Today's Children...1L n, KFSD, 11:30 a.m. M-F Todd » ABS, 3:15 p.m. M-F Tom, Dick & Harry.......---.ILHJ, 8:45 a.m. M-F Tone Tapestries _ ____-" __ .. KB.). 7:30 a.m. Su Town Meeting_____-_ __KECA, 8:30 p.m. Tu Treasury Dept -. -_- KHJ, 8 a.m. Sa Treasury Show Tree Grows in Brooklyn _.KECA, 8:30 p.m. Sa

KFI, 8:30 p.m. F True Detective Mysteries........KHJ. 12:30 p.m. Su True or False.. ............... _.._.._..KHj, 7:30 p.m. Su Truth or Consequences

...KFAC, 6 P.m. M..-K11, 8:30 p.m. Su

Twilight Flour Twilight Tales...--_.__KMPC, , 4:15 .. p.m. *Twin Views _ .K/3.1. 9:15 p.m. Su *Twenty Outwtions...________ _ .. KIIJ, 8 p.m. Su Two Billion Strong _ _. _.KECA, 9:30 p.m. Su Two Boys and • Girl. ----KFI, 8:43 a.m. M-F Under Arrest__ ....... ___ .KHJ, 2 p.m. Su U. N. Is Sly Beat... All, 11:15 p.m. F United Nations . KFWB, 9:15 p.m. Tu-F Unite Daily w04.7 __ .17........KrAc. 8:45 a.m. M-Sa Unity Daily Word _ KFWB, 9:30 p.m. M-F University Theatre.. — KFI, 11:30 a.m. Su *Voices and Events .KFI, 4 p.m. Su Voice of Firestone___KF1, KFSD, 5:30 p.m. M Voice of Prophecy _ ..... K W» KGB. 8:30 a.m. Su ................. _ ..... .._......_... ........ ....KECA. 9:30 a.m. Su

Walker, Benny.. _ _ __ ... KHJ, 10:15 a.m. Tb Waring, Fred liFf,-ISCFS.1); . 7 p.m. Th, 8 a.m. Se * Warner, Albert.. .KHJ, 6:45 p.m. Su Weaver, Hank_-__ __HECA, 6:15 p.m. M-F We Care ............... ______ SECA, 6:30 am. Th Welcome, Travelers__ KF1, 3 p.m. M-F Welk, Lawrence. .KECA, 8:30 p.m. W * Wells, Carvetb.. ......- KFI, 10:30 p.m. M-F We Lute and Learn. - .KFI, 3:45 p.m. M-F Wendy Warren_.- _ .. .KNX, 8 a.m. M-F Whalen, Monica _ _ _...-KHJ, 10 p.m. What Mould I Say?-_ -_-.• ., KNX, 10:15 p.m. Sa Wheeler, Burritt _,.,...KFI, 4:30 p.m. M-F When a Girl Marries_.... KFI. KFSD, 2 p.m. M-F Whiting, Margaret KNX, 8:15 p.m. M,F Whitnaure. Ralph. KFWB, 10:20 a.m. 4 p.m. M-F Whoa Bill Club....._ ____KFAC, 5:30 p.m. M-F Who Said That? - EFL 7 p.m. Su Williams, Tex .K11. 10:30 p.m. Sat Willson, Mereditti________ . KFI, 8:30 pin. Wilson, Sto ...e ._ *Winner Take . All. •------;à1EUIKNX, 1:30 p.m. M-F

12:15 p.m. M-F

Women's Forum.._ -- -, KNX, 6 p.m. Tu

I -.KNX(. 11:45 p.m. M-F Young Lot e ...... _- _-._ Young, Norma — Klej,X1.:380:300.mp..mi- MF

Young Dr. Malone .KNX, 10:30 a.m. M-F Young Widder Brown_- __KFI, 1:45 p.m. M-F Your City KFAC, 1 p.m. W Your CounteReports KFAC. 1 p.m. Tu Your Hit Parade on Parade KNX, 4 p.m., 9:30 p.m. 11_0

Your Memory Lane KNILA, 10:30 p.m. Su Yours Truly, Johnny Dollar__KNX, 3:30 p.m. Su

Faye Thirty-ens


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ettielfeA' 10' Jim Murdoch, 6039 Vineland Avenue, North Hollywood, Calif.

Heard on "Pun Fair": Contestant: What did the mayon-

naise say to the refrigerator? Jay Stewart: What? Contestant: Close the door, l'in

dressing!

Mrs. Virginia Inman, 5909 Willoughby Ave-nue, Hollywood 38, Calif.

Heard on "Take It or Leave It": Ga m Moore: Did you hear about

the fellow who crossed his collie dog with a melon? He wanted to have melancholy puppies!

Vernon Blake, 1023 West Twenty-third Street, Los Angeles 7, Calif. Heard on "Double or Nothing": Walter O'Keefe: How long does the

average dollar bill last? Contestant: In an American's pocket

or a Scot's pocket?

Fanny Ukulele, Box 3415, Los Angeles 53, Calif. Heard on "Your Stand-In": Jack Gregson: What is whistle bait? Contestant: A nice girl. Jack Gregson: What is a whistle

atop? Contestant: Hollywood and Vine.

Mrs. Ray T. Smart's, 233 Brisbane Street, Monrovia, Calif. Heard from Garry Moore: Moore: Now, here's Hi Eversharp

for Averback!

MENUETTE by

tifirs Norma Young

GREEN BEANS With Sour Cream

2 T. fat 4 C. cooked green

beans Brown mushrooms In fat, add beans, cream, salt and pepper and heat thor-oughly. Serves 6. Slivered almonds are delicious with this. Note: If Radio-Television Life read-

ers have any cooking or household problems, telephone Norma Young, between 9 a.m. and 4 p.m.. HU. 2-2133.

1 C. sliced mush- 1 c. sour cream rooms 1/4 t. salt

1/8 t. pepper

Pa ge Thirty-two

Joseph Sheldon, Brea, Calif.

Heard on "Noah Webster Says": Haven MacQuarrie: If your feet

ached would you consult a podiatrist or a pediatrist? Contestant: Neither! I'd stay home

and soak them in hot water!

Wesley Atkinson, address withheld, Los An-geles 15, Calif. Heard on "Noah Webster Says":

Haven MacQuarrie: What is sin e on? Contestant: The study of sin!

Nannette Buckner, 9957-B Robbins Drive, Beverly Hills, Calif, Heard on "Ozzie and Harriet": Ricky: Look, I got a picture of the

Mad Ghoul. He kills people on the radio. Ozzie: Let's see what the inscription

says: "To Ricky my pal, and happy hunting, the Mad Ghoul." What do you do to get it? Send in the tops of two friends?

Charles F. Schoener, 1001 South Hawthorne boulevard, Hawthorne, Calif. Heard on "Surprise Package": Contestant: What's the matter, hon-

ey, don't you like our new French-type phone? Little Girl: Yes, mommy, but I can't

speak French!

Fanny Schulein, Box 3415, Los Angeles 53, Calif. Heard on the Abe Burrows show: Abe (explaining the plot of Ham-

let): Hamlet did not like the second husband of his mother. Kind of a Danish Margaret O'Brien!

J. A. Johnson, 934 Poplar Street, Compton, Calif. Heard on "Noah Webster Says": MacQuarrie: What is a parvenu? Contestant: May I have a hint? MacQuarrie: Did you hear about the

parvenu who bragged: "One Bendix isn't adequate for us, we require two Bendices!"

John Carey, address withheld, Long Beach, Calif.

Heard on "Our Miss Brooks": Dexter: Gee, did I stop the car too

fast, Miss Brooks? Miss Brooks: Oh, no, I always like

to kiss the windshield goodbye.

Mrs. Violet Stinnett, 4177 McConnell Boule-vard, Venice, Calif. Heard on "Kay Kyser's College of

Fun and Knowledge': A couple were called upon to an-

swer the questions and the husband, a Scotchman, answered three ques-tions, whereupon Kay asked the wife: "Why don't you answer?" "My husband won't let me for fear

I'd wear out my teeth!"

RECORD

NOTES TO YOU BY ANDY MANSFIELD

gLAC. Sunday, 11:30 amt.

ALBUM OF THE WEEK (Decca): Fred Waring and the Pennsylvanians with their great array of talent are a nat-ural in presenting eight sides from the Irving Berlin musicale, "Miss Lib-

erty," most of the num-bers already on their way to b e.i n g hits. Outstanding sides fea-ture Jane Wilson ("Paris Wakes Up and Smiles"), Jo an nne Wheatley ("You Can Have Him"), Joe rine ("I Love You"),

and the very impressive choral work on "Give Me Your Tired, Your Poor." . RECORD OF THE WEEK (Colum-

bia): Frank Sinatra goes to work on the oldie "It All Depends on You" to fine uptempo'd backing by Hugo Win-terhalter, and what comes out rates with the best in a long time. . . . Re-verse is in direct ballad contrast with a fine assist from the Ken Lane Sing-ers on "I Only Have Eyes for You." . . . LP-MICROGROOVE (Discovery): Here's a top-flight concert in the jazz idiom featuring Phil Moore's Orches-tra in "Concerto for Piano" and some very fine 88ing by Calvin Jackson, "Trombone Concerto" with Murray McEachern as soloist, and four shorter compositions, "Misty Moon Blues," "Day Dream," "125th St. Prophet," and "Cornucopia" to round out thirty-six minutes as neat and entertaining as you'd want to hear. . . . DANCE BAND (RCA-Victor): Vaughn Monroe should have another biggle in the rejuvenated "Some Day," with its catchy melody enhanced by the usual full Monroe arrangement and vocal assist by the Moon Men. Flip-over is "And It Still Goes," a pleasing enough tune that doesn't add anything to "Some Day," the side to watch. . . . GIRL VOCAL (MGM): Tops in this de-partment go to Helen Forrest, whose straightforward singing rather than vocal tricks on "Give Me a Song With a Beautiful Melody" and the torchy "Just Got to Have Him Around" was a pleasant relief from over-exagger-ated song-stylings. . . . MALE VOCAL (Mercury): Really burning the grooves these days Is this Laine chap, whose latest waxing of the modern spiritual "Lucky Old Sun" is certainly one of his best with its equally fine backing of Jud Conlon's Rhythmaires and Har-ry Geller's Orchestra. Reverse "I Get Sentimental Over Nothing" is in Frankie's newly acquired intimate styling and nearly as good as its com-panion. . . . VOCAL GROUP (Coral): This week's nod goes to the Ames Brothers for their rousing deep-south spiritual "Noah's Ark" and the hand-clapping, sage-flavored "Tears of Hap-piness." Here's a group that refuses to be typed, and their success seems to be based not on what they do, but on how they do it. . . . A.M.

NE OF the most familiar sights around radio row is an orchestra leader bouncing blithely into a studio before show time, apparently without a care

in the world. He has time to shout jolly greetings at friends and to linger chatting with other artists. The show's comic, dramatic actor

or whatever the leading role may be, usually arrives with furrowed brow and a contingent of helpfuls who have either suggestions or service to offer. Unlike him, the orchestra leader

hasn't any real cast or script wor-ries to age him early. Outside of seeing that the men seated before him actually blow, beat or strum successfully, he has only his own performance to worry about. That's because the union (in the case of Los Angeles it is Local 47), that giant organization that so well takes care of its own, has provided an "or-chestra manager" for every band on a TC show. On smaller shows, em-ploying fewer men and not going transcontinental, the leader himself in many cases assumes this respon-sibility.

Manager's Duties What is there to do outside of

API' UP ON NBC'S THIRD FLOOR is a small, heavily barred win-

dow. Through this window come the artists' and employees' checks each pay-day. Harris turns up on these occasions to collect the boys checks and to see that all those who put in time get their recompense. (NBC-Ball photo.)

No. 12 of a Series

Orchestra Managers An Orchestra Manager Has to Know His Music, His Musicians, and Just What To Do in Case the Drummer Breaks His Leg- Fifteen Minutes Before Show Time

By Jane Pelgram actually drawing music from the orchestra members for the leader to relegate to his manager? There are the hiring and replacing of band members to be done. Arranging and copying are taken care of by the manager, who was once upon a time referred to as a music "contractor." The copied arrangements must be returned by the copyist to the man-ager, who in turn sees that the band members have them at rehearsal and show time.

August 21, 1949

The musical aggregation must be paid, taxes extracted, and records of their wages, taxes and hours sent not only to Uncle Sam but to the agency representing the sponsor, to the union itself and to the men. The manager has to see to it that the "boys in the band" are on hand at show time, in case of an unscheduled rehearsal and for regular rehearsals. If the drummer oversleeps or breaks a leg shortly before show time, he has to be replaced fast and by the

"LETS SEE . . . THURSDAY re-hearsal was three hours; Sunday

was three, and then the show . . . h-m-m-m.- Harry Harris has to keep track of all the time put in by each musician in the band for which Harris acts as -orches-tra manager.- (NBC-Ball photo.)

right man. In short, the manager does all the "bird-dogging" for the leader. This orchestra manager has to

know music as well. Realizing the difference between "Tippy-Tin" and an aria from Bizet's "Carmen" isn't enough. The manager has to know who blows best in the brass and reed section group of musicians around; he has to know what drum-mer will best fit the specifications of solid-beat background drumming or of razzle-dazzle break tympany and what piano styles belong to what eighty-eighters on the local scene. Not all the seventy-some managers

for Local 47 are as versed in these knowledges as is Harry Harris, long-time manager of the band on Jack Benny's show and of Phil Harris's show band. Harry has an edge on most in years and experience. The Sunday of the last Harris-

Faye show at NBC this past season we corralled the jolly, blue-eyed man who calls the Harris bandmen "thirty of the very best," to try and find out what makes a manager. In Mr. Harris's case (Harry's, that

is), he couldn't help knowing music for the life of him. Since the time he was in his teens, Harry has been associated with it. He was band-master for the old Barnum show, was with Wallace's circus even be-fore that showman imported the German animal trainer, Hagenbeck, and called one of the greatest big tops of all time the Hagenbeck-Wallace Circus. Harry was clarinetist with L. G.

Field's minstrels when that joyous outfit of entertainers was called a trouping show. As the years pro! gressed and trouping shows and tent "rep" shows turned Into theater en-

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41111,, WRITER PAUL FRANKLIN explains just the kind of sound eilect he

wants. (Sound man views him with open-mouthed amazement.)

M e. A RECORDING of lava flow sounds too heavy and sluggish for an

actively brewing bacteria culture.

HE FINDS THAT blowing bubbles through a straw not only doesn't

make the right effect —it sounds exactly like Shep Fields and his orchestral

"I Dream It Up, You Just Do It!" Said the Producer to 'the Sound Man, and That's Why Bob Turnbull Had to Concoct an Effect That Was

Tougher Than Midnight For Cinderella! By Bob Turnbull

(Robert R. Turnbull was horn in Prescott. A rizona. and has been with K 11.1's sound-effects department since December, 1942. Formerly a high-school art and drama teacher. he also spent three years in the Army Engineer Corps, where he rose to corporal. Some of the shows he has worked on are "Sherlock Holmes." "Cisco Kid," "Gregory Hood." "Red Ryder," and the Rog Rogers pro-gram. Fie has Just completed a hook on radio sound effects, now at the pub-lishers.)

HIS IS the story of a sound effect . . . a sound effect conceived by Paul Franklin, writer - director

of Don Lee's "Red Ryder," and

brought forth after considerable labor by yours truly. One day Mr. Franklin (I always

call him Mr. Franklin behind his back) nabbed me while we were getting ready for a "Red Ryder" re-hearsal. "Bob," he said, "in next Thurs-

day's script there's a somewhat un-usual sound effect. I thought I'd tell you now what I want, so you'd have time to work on it." "Well thanks, Paul, that's mighty

thoughtful of you," I said with a sickly grin. You see, compared to Paul Franklin, H. G. Wells has the

August 21, 1949

imagination of a mud turtle. Paul's just full of gee-whiz stuff! "Here's what I want. In the script

the villain has developed a deadly bacteria culture that's capable of wiping out all the range cattle!" "Why 'Ryder' will never stand for

such villainy!" I stoutly and loyally protested. Paul favored me with the well-

known Franklin Frozen Eye and con-tinued. "Now, along about page nine 'Red' visits this crackpot scien-tist, who shows 'Ryder' the bacteria. It's in a small beaker, and when he takes the lid off, I want to hear the stuff. I want to get the feeling of a menacing new and unknown culture that spells instant disaster just by its very sound!" "Ulp!" I brightly responded. I

could sense disaster already. "Maly a Show!"

"I see you get the idea," Paul chuckled as he observed my con-fusion. Then he gently continued. "Take it easy, boy, after all it's only a radio show." "I know that," I managed to

quaver, "but I'm the guy that has to dream this up." "No," he corrected, "I dream it up,

you just do it! But there's nothing to it. All I want when that lid's re-moved is a sound that gives the feel of a fomenting, bubbling, terrifying-ly menacing, dreadful, hideous, in-iquitous, plaguing witch's brew em-bodying all the villainous, horrible attributes of an instantly deadly bacteria culture!"

411P- SOAP SUDS WHIPPED with an egg beater is just the thing when held

close to the mike. It has a very active low-volume sound, and by script build-up has the association of an insidious menace.

SELTZER WATER has a nice, active e sound, but it always seems to call automatically for the tinkle of ice cubes!

"For cows, that is," I daringly amended. Ignoring my irreverence, Paul con-

tinued. "In a word, I want to scare the pants off the listeners!" "Yes sir," I replied, resigning my-

self to the deviltry afoot. "Okay, now get to it," snapped

Paul over his shoulder as he walked away. Then he stopped, took a beat pause, turned around and made a beautiful fade-to on mike, where he delivered the 'snapper.' "Oh, I al-most forgot. There's one more little item. I also want the sound of a diamond rapidly dissolving in a solvent so potent that it will dis-solve anything!" And with that he left, spreading light and good cheer. I sought out Norm Smith and Bill

James, the other soundmen on the show. But they had their own head-aches. So I struggled along as shown in the accompanying photos and finally came up with what Paul wanted. On Thursday I was rewarded with

Mr. Franklin's three-teeth-too-many smile as he casually said, "You see, lad, there's nothing to it!" Yes, the life of a soundman may

sometimes became tiresome, but it's never dull. Now and then a writer will dream up a sound cue that's tougher than midnight for Cinderella.

THE DIAMOND dissolving was AP' an easy one —just drop an Alka-Seltzer tablet into a glass of water.

A IN COMPRESSED OXYGEN bubbling in a tank of water is much too big

a sound for that supposedly originating in a small beaker.

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WHO WILL EVER FORGET THE GREATEST "SHERLOCK HOLMES" and -Dr. Watson- of all? Basil Rathbone as -Holmes- and Nigel Bruce as -Watson- delighted a whole generation of movie-goers and radio listeners before they went their separate ways several years ago.

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Once Upon a Time Ranges From Only a Few Years Ago Way Back to Pre-Radio Days as We Peruse the Photo File of Past Shows

111p. GINNY SIMMS AND KAY RYSER HAD YET TO HIT HOLLYWOOD when this picture was taken. The occasion was a presentation of an M. A., -Master of

Amusements,- from the students of New York University. . •

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ille„ LONG-TIME SINGING favorite in the heyday of tenors was Donald

Novis. Movie shorts he made in 1934 (about the time this picture was taken) arc slated for re-ralease soon.

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Love You: Sings Rudy, and100,000 Girlies

THRILL

Ale EVERYONE KNOWS PAUL WHITE-MAN, the gent on the right, but

have you forgotten Oliver Wakefield, the young English comedian who enjoyed a vogue in U. S. radio about twelve years ago? Oliver's act was built around stage-fright, mike-Fright and wild Hugs!

41 THIS PAGE from a New York paper

dated April, 1929, shows how Rudy Vallee hit the femi-nine population when he was the "phantom lover" of the air waves.

JOE HOWARD e has emceed many air "Gay Nineties" programs; here he is with Mabel Barrison as a real musical star of the nineties. He also built the Barrison Theater where a very young Jack Benny was a pit violinist.

SORELY MISSED from the air is Edward Everett Horton, the de-lightful comedian who appeared as one of the stars on the old "Shell Chateau" program. Band-leader Smith Ballew is at left.

-.411, IN THE DAYS WHEN WEST COAST RADIO MEANT SAN FRANCISCO, the KFRC Symphony was a popular music group. In those days, studios were

decorated to look as much like living rooms as possible. The date? October of 1928.

CHANDU THE MAGICIAN ap-peared on Don's show one night to

mystify with some tricks. Don almost loused up this trick by choosing, from a possible fifty-three cards, the joker. Chandu blamed it all on Channel 13

.....5 0 M E ONE recently and almost wistfully asked Don Otis, "Don, how did you get into television?"

"When the station went television, they told all of us we'd better get together a video show," was the amazingly simple explanation Otis gave for the accomplishment that represents 1949's biggest white hope for everyone in radio. True enough, KLAC wouldn't have

urged just anyone to "get together a TV show," but they were familiar with the popular record-spinner's first-hand knowledge of honest-to-

Tuesday, 7:3(1 p. m. K1. 4C-T1'. Channel 13

lawori me iliaase me

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THE TYPICAL LINEUP THAT ENTERTAINS From the Otis **home - one night. (Left to right) Russell Klein, Roc Hillman, George Thow, Morty Corb, Bobby

Hammock (piano), Johnny Kaaihut, Wingy Manone, Joe Venuti, Doris Drew, host Otis and Ben Pollack. Half of those arc really great names.

Is Entertainment Goes... So Goes Don Otis. When Radzo's Far-Reaching Tentacles Back-Seated Live Performance, Otis Went Along. Now He's Deep in Video's Toils

goodness, well - executed entertain-ment.

Otis has not only heard and en-joyed —he has personally known — most of the recording artists of the last decade. In his series of record shows and one brief stint (one that he relinquished gladly to return to

.11111 p- THE ROBBY TRUE TRIO ARE REGULAR VISITORS to KLAC-TV's Tuesday night session with Otis at the helm. Notice the

lights above the musicians. KLAC-TV's stages are the only ones locally to employ these giant movie lights.

his beloved music purveyor's post) as a young businessman-type pro-gram manager, Otis has had 'em all on the air with him.

Hollywood Background Secure in his knowledge, Otis was

able to get up an hour's entertain-(Please Turn to Page 39)

CHUY REYES. SEATED AT THE PIANO, runs through a rehearsal with Otis, guest Kay Starr, Bob Hammock (seen

at the piano above) and Roc Hillman with his electric gee-tart

P ei

As Entertainment Goes ...

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ment (currently seen as a half hour but soon to return to its former length) of which the keynote is easy-going informality. Performing guests ostensibly visit Mr. Otis in his own home. Against a backdrop that pictures the lights of Hollywood twinkling below a big window, the guests gather to take turns at sing-ing, instrumental performance or specialty acts. Visitors to the Otis "home" have

included Victor Borge, Duke Elling-ton, Clark Dennis, Jack Fina, Dizzy Gillespie, Woody He r m a n, Earl Hines, Gene Krupa, Liberace, Nellie Lutcher, the Mills Brothers and Wingy Manone, Kay Starr, the popular Trenier Twins and many, many more. One reason the show comes off so

well is that a good deal of rehearsal time is put in. Three hours of honest work are done before show time each week. Don doesn't assume that be-cause a man is a big hit on the bandstand he'll somehow magically know how to conduct himself on video. "No matter who the guests, they

go through the same rehearsal I have to. If they object to rehearsing, I simply use some star big enough not to object." Don's contributions to the show,

aside from his easy, pleasant per-sonality and obvious gift for show-manship, include the writing, pick-ing guests, choosing songs, keeping tabs on props, lighting and just about anything else that comes under his eagle eye. He works hard and thrives on every second of it. Like most folk who find them-

selves in the enviable position of starring on a television show, Don has nothing but good to say of the new medium. Public performance is not a new

thing to Otis. Most radio addicts, who know Don primarily as the man who stayed behind the scenes to play their favorite records, don't realize he got his start, as a seven-teen-year-old, singing in theater lobbies where the management, in the old days, sold sheet music of the feature songs from the film in-side. Later he sang in a night club and for thirteen years announced in radio. Today, in the new medium he

didn't dream about when he first warbled a note or announced a rec-ord, Don finds himself working both harder and more happily. The inexhaustible fellow whose

youthful appearance makes it hard to believe the quite true fact that he was a contemporary and good friend of the late Russ Columbo, not

August 21, 1949

WHEN HARRY YON ZELL SUBBED FOR FRED BECK on Beck's early-morning CBS show, he proved to Tip Corning that he could stand in los Beck on more

than one count! In case you're as puzzled as Tip, the "Meet the Missus" emcee is on the right.

Orchestra Managers (Continued from Page 33)

tertainment, Harry had a theater band in Nashville, Tennessee.

Old Days At one point in his orchestra-lead-

ing life, Harry Harris had a couple of sidemen named Matty Matlock and Francis Craig playing for him. Matty earned fame as an original "Bob Crosby Bob Cats" member and a crack arranger; Francis Craig will long be lovingly remembered for "Near You." About 1929, when people were

only stars in his own show, he holds twice-weekly auditions and scouts the local clubs and entertainment citadels for new talent. Some time ago, when Radio Life

interviewed Mr. Otis, he was con-cerned with playing records by good artists for his listeners. At that time he expressed a thankfulness that he was doing work he enjoyed. "Think how many fellows are stuck with jobs they hate. I'm very lucky to be doing this!" Recently when Radio and Tele-

vision Life Interviewed him again, he was concerned with providing visual entertainment and good artists for his viewers. He expressed a thankfulness that he was still doing work he enjoyed. "I'm really lucky now."

spending money for food rather than for entertainment, band business took a slump and Harry retired to San Francisco to be with his son. Both later moved to Hollywood.

It's impossible to talk to Harry Harris without enjoying his season-ing of anecdotes, principally about the son he is so proud of. Harry's boy is today also a musician, better known as a comedy star of radio and screen. But Harris tells of hav-ing given the boy his first band job.

"We used to play in a theater, do-ing mood music for the old silents and playing the prologue. This kid of mine, a big, lanky fellow, always used to come in late and stumble around in the dark, knocking over cymbals and chairs. I could always count on his arrival during a pa-thetic scene just when Gloria Swan-son or Mary Pickford lay dying. In he'd clatter!" Father Harris was responsible for

his son's entertaining way with a song, too. Being only seventeen years older than his boy, Harry found the parental hand was a little difficult to wield. "I used to want the boy to get

up and sing numbers with the band, and how he hated that! He would rather have stayed there with his drums, and I'd have to threaten to fire him. But after he got a taste of performing, he started enjoying it" Today Harry Harris has good rea-

son to smile proudly over his "youngster's" abilities. Phil still en-joys his drums, still sings great songs, and numbers high among to-day's leading performers.

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46, UNIQUE PREMIERE USHERING IN JACK BAILEY'S BOOK -What's Cookin' was (appropriately enough) held in a

Hollywood super-market. Grandstands and klieg lights gave the affair a premiere's usual luster. Here arriving guests are interviewed by the -Queen for a Day- emcee himself.

\ 4* AUTHOR BAILEY, WHO ADMITS HAYING STOLEN most

of the recipes for his cookbook, picks up another for his next volume from Adhur (-Dagwood -) Lake and Ann (-Blon-die -) Rutherford. The recipe? The Dagwood Special Sandwich!

Cookbook Rates All t e if hoop-de-do Reserved by Hollywood for Premiere Of a Super-Duper Colossal Picture

STARS AND OTHER invited guests milled around inside the market

and regaled themselves with dishes pre-pared by ace Hollywood chefs. This shows portion of the chow line.

SURROUNDED BY EXPERT chefs, .11111 p. Bailey registers culinary tempera-ment. Left to right are Karl Stockl of Sportsmen's Lodge, George Boggio of Victor's, Tommy Sanchez of The House of Murphy, Girard Meyer of Vagabond's House, Henri Bassetti of the Ambassa-dor Hotel, Moy Bow Lum of Don thc Beachcomber's, Renee Milesi of Ciro's and Salamunovich of Nickodell.

_iikes ASSISTING IN THE MIKE CHORES was columnist Erskine Johnson, here

interviewing Elliott Lewis curing a Mutual broadcast of the festivitie!. (Note -Rem-ley--type slogan on Lewis': hat: -Not loo much 'mush'. -1

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