YOUR LOCAL WEEKLY GUIDE TV & RADIO LOGS JULY 20-26 1

Wrestling On TV: Mat Favorites Get New Hold On Life

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Hollywood Stars: What Are They Doing For GI's?

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Gene Autry: TV's Two-Gun Four-Star Threat

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A WEEK-LONG CELEBRATION marking Walter O'Keefe's twenty-first anniversary in radio brought Rudy Vallee and

a host of other stars to "Double or Nothing's" microphone to help the famed comedian cut his giant cake. (NBC-Bailey photo.)

SEEN

"ONLY NINETY-NINE YEARS TO LIVE": that was the verdict "Dr. Christian" gave to his "worst case," radio

and TV comedian Cliff Arquette, who appeared on a recent Jean Hersholt airer with Viola Berwick (left), who enacted the role of Arquette's radio wife. (Perkins photo.)

ON THE RADIO SCENE

iihn QUEEN OF THE ANNUAL WASHINGTON STATE APPLE BLOSSOM FESTIVAL, lovely Lily Jo Hammans, 17 (center), paid a visit to "Club

15-ers" Bob Crosby and Jo Stafford during a Hollywood tour which brought her here from her home town of Wenatchee. Appropriately, she gifted everyone she met with apples, and returning the favor, Bob and Jo honored the "Queen" with a special radio rendition of "I'll Be With You in Apple Blossom Time." (Hoff photo.)

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July 20, 1951 ci e D30 44 vol. 23. No. 21

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July 20, 1951

91 ARTON YARBOROUGH, TV-Radio Life's Distin-guished Achievement Award winner for the year 1950's most outstand-

ing supporting actor in radio, has played the gamut of the theater from the "Tab" shows of 1910 to Eva LeGallienne's Civic Repertoire theater in New York. Bart's varied experience in the theatrical world has had one salient point. He has played the role of Clifford Barbour in "One Man's Family" for nineteen years. We wondered if Bart might sometimes become "Cliff" in real life. But our speculation came to an abrupt halt when "Cliff" (we mean Barton) assured us that he only be-came more critical of his portrayal with the passing of time. Critical of perfection?

Start in Radio It all started when Bart was in

his teens and had a hankering for show business. He ran away and joined a carnival and has been weathering the ups and downs of his profession ever since. He made his radio debut in 1930 when he ac-

cepted an offer to appear on NBC in San Francisco. He was between stage shows at the time and fully expected to do no more than fill in a few weeks with microphone ap-pearances. Instead, his radio work kept him so busy and he became so intrigued with the new field that he decided to remain with it. Texas-born Bart often boasted of his nine-teen accents in the early days of ra-dio and made good his claims by constantly being mike-side. His list of credits is staggering.

Current activities are confined to the soft-spoken Sergeant Ben Romero in the popular "Dragnet" series; the lovable thirty-nine-year-old fresh-man, "Calhoun Gaddy," of "Halls of Ivy," whose homespun humor and earnestness have won the admiration of faculty and students alike. Bart also portrays "Sleepy Stevens" in the "Hashknife Hartley" series of W. W. Tuttle's famed Western stories, and of course he continues in his role of "Clifford Barbour."

Pet Gripe Sincerity is the keynote to Barton

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1110, FOLK SINGER KATIE LEE SINGS HER LOVE SONGS to script husband Barton Yarborough during NBC show

"The Halls of Ivy," starring the Colmans. The two appear on the show as Mr. and Mrs. Calhoun Gaddy. (NBC-Holloway photos.)

HENRY BLAIR is giving "Clifford Barbour" (Barton Yarborough) a

headache with the shrill notes of his "licorice stick." Bart has appeared in the "One Man's Family" cast for nineteen years — obviously Henry hasn't been around that long.

.111 p. JACK WEBB (LEFT), "SERGEANT JOE FRIDAY," and Barton Yarborough (right), "Sergeant Ben Romero,"

• perusing the Los Angeles police files for authentic material, which they dramatize on NBC's popular "Dragnet" series.

One Man "One Man's Family" Is Barton "Clifford Barbour" Yarborough.

What's He Really Like Out of Character? By Mildred Ross

July 20, 1951 Page Three

ARGENTINE ROCCA, a favorite always identifiable because he

wears no shoes (a most dubious virtue in any other profession» flies through the air toward some luckless opponent the cameraman didn't identify. (L.A. Times photo.)

By Jane Pelgram

LORD BLEARS TURNS THE TABLES and the holds on George Becker. Blears is popular on the local mats,

both as a heavy and a favorite.

URING THE first couple of years of local television, wrestling matches abounded. Fans became so rabid and abundant that

non-fans ,in the same households suffered. Then, some time early last fall,

most of the arenas forbade entry of the TV cameras. A declining box of-fice was given as the reason. Word, whether rumor or fact, went out that if fans wanted to catch up on body slams and flying mares as executed by the colorful behemoths to whom they accorded such devotion, that public could jolly well turn them-selves out to the arenas.

"Great" Names But a few months later our screeris

once more pictured the muscles and countenances of Leo and Gino (the Garibaldis, son and father, respective-ly), the Great Moto, Jesse James, the Great Tojo, Great Scott, the Human Orchid, the Divine One, Gorgeous George, Ivan the Terrible, Baron Michele Leone, the Homeless Waif, Lucky Somonovich, Ali Bey and other

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Experiencing Top Popularity From

New Behemoths, and Others,

Old Wrestlers 0MF

NAME IT AND YOU CAN HAVE IT! Lord Blears and George Becker demonstrate how to do what to whom,

with Lord Blears in this case getting the worst of it.

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$DURING THE MATCHES the ref-eree keeps his eye out for any foul holds or twistings. They

seem to be getting by—or is the referee here admonishing the boys?

THE POSTURING YOUNG MAN at e the right is described on his posters as Andre Drapp, "Interna-tional de Catch." Locally he is de-scribed as "Mr. Europe, Himself."

Video's Magic Are a Pack of

Who Can Now Be Happily Sure That

Aver Jae Away

THE PRACTICE RING O WSIDE KLAC-TV's Cahuenga Boulevard studios attracted so much attenticn and such crowds that a safety hazard arose

and the practice matches were banished to the South Gate arena.

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By Arlene Garber

FROM LONDON TO HOLLYWOOD radio is not so far when one takes the path followed by Ben Wright,

experienced free-lance actor. (CBS photo.)

lines Hollywood To all Englishman?

Microphone Mimicry That Allows

Him to Play General MacArthur

lEXT TIME you hear an English dialogue emanat-ing fro m your radi o, chances are that Britisher Ben Wright may be at the

mike in some Hollywood radio studio. This is the Ben Wright who, after forsaking his dear England, played "Sherlock Holmes" last year for American radio audiences.

In one way, Ben Wright is like that famous gentleman of "The Man Who Came to Dinner," except he came for a vacation in 1946 and de-cided to stay on indefinitely. And he has gotten on very well, now having more than fifty radio credits, plus a number of both movie and tele-vision shows on his record. Strange-ly enough, Hollywood is not all glam-our to this Englishman. He has found it a serious town, where show people are seriously at work. A place where he has been treated more kindly by actors than he has in any other place. Actors in Hollywood, Wright claims, "have given me the breaks, ever since I started as a Limey to break into American show business . . . they have told directors and

producers about me, and this has led to good radio spots." Speaking of acting brings up the

dual personality role which Ben Wright plays both on and off stage. He carries around a dual nationality . . . American and British . . . wher-ever he goes. This was laid on his shoulders during his infancy, when his father, who was an American citizen, registered his birth and subse-quent reaffirmation at the American Embassy in London, when Ben be-came twenty-one years of age. And of course, having been born in Eng-land and having resided there most of his life, he is also a British sub-ject. This arrangement puts him in the uncomfortable position of being subject to call by both the U.S. and British Armies, depending on which country he is living in at the time of the call to duty. Before coming to the West Coast,

Wright played roles in front of the TV cameras when video was in its early stages in England. In those days, he said, "You couldn't move in or out of focus more than three or

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July 20, 1951

TV-RADIO LIFE JULY 20, 1951

FRIDAY 117 LOGS •

JULY 20 2-KTSL 8-1CFMEI-TV 4-KNBH 9-KFI-TV 5-KTLA 11-KTTV 7-KECA-TV • 13-KLAC-TV

See Page Ten for 9:00 A.M.-3:00 P.M. Daytime Log Listings

3:00 2 Jeanne Gray-Tips-30m. 4 Paul Pierce-30m. 7 Cowboy Theater-Movie-75m. 11 Come Into the Kitchen-45m. 13 Jarvis Movie-90m.

"Medicine Man," Jack Benny 3:20 9 Suspects Wanted-Info-10m. • 3:30 2 Fashion Magic-Tips-30m.

4 Chef Milani-Home-30m. 9 New Horizons-Travel-30m.

3:45 11 Carroll Righter-15m.

4:00 2 Steve Allen-Variety-60m. 4 Stu Wilson-Variety-60m. 9 Picture Party-Movie-90m.

"Girl Loves Boy." 11 Billie Burke-30m.

4:15 7 Foreman Philips-Wst'rn-13 hr. 4:30 11 Ladies Matinee-30m. 5:00 2 Ghost Rider-Movie-60m.

"Fighting Blood." 4 Boots 'n' Saddle-Juv'n1.-15m. S News; Music-20m, 11 Range Riders-Roundup-90m.

"Texas Pioneers," Bill Cody, 5:15 4 Gabby Hayes-Juv'n1.-15m. 5:20 5 Police Calls-Info-10m. 5:30 4 Howdy Doody-Juv'n1.-30m.

5 Cowboy Thrills-Movie-90m. 9 KFI-TV Newsroom-20m. 13 Hitching Post-Movie-60m.

"Law of the 45's." 5:40 8 Crusader Rabbit-Juv'n1.-5m. 5:50 9 KFI-TV Univ.-Info-25m.

6:00 2 Telecomics-Juv'n1.-15m, 4 Crusader Rabbit-Juv'n1.-5m, 7 Space Patrol-Juv'n1.-15m,

6:05 4 Komedy Klub-Juv'n1.-25m. 6:15 2 Boney Bill's-Juv'n1.-15m,

7 Space Cadet-Juv'n1.-15m. 9 Action Theater-Movie-75m.

-Judgment Book," Conway Tearle.

6:30 2 H'wood Road to Fame-60m. 4 Junior Theater-Juv'n1.-15m.

5, 8 Time for Beany-Juv'n1.-15m. 7 Foreman Phillips-Wst'rn.-30m 11 Captain Video-Juv'n1.-30m. 13 Ed Lyons-News-15m.

6:45 4 Kelley & Moran.-10m. 5 Handy Hints-Tips-15m. 13 Texas to L.A.-Wstrn.-15m.

With Bob Easton, 6:55 4 Elmer Peterson-News-5m, 7:00 4 Laurel & Hardy Film-25m.

"Towed in a Hole." S Newsreel-15m, 7 Film- 30m. 11 Open House-Interview-15m. 13 Hail the Champ-Juv'n1.-30m.

7:15 5 Mayor Bowron-Info-15m. 11 KTTV Newsreel-15m.

7:25 4 Good Egg of the Week-5m. 7:30 2 Local News-5m.

4 Newspaper of the Air-10m. 5 Charlie Chase-Film-30m, 7 Magic House Party-30m.

With Dell O'Dell. 9 Homes for Sale-Info-30m. 11 Pet Exchange-Tips-30m. 13 Women's Wrestling-30m.

7:35 2 Tom Harmon-Sports-5m. 7:40 2 William Kenneally-News-5m.

4 KNBH Weather-5m. 7:45 2 Perry Como-Music-15m.

4 Industry on Parade-15m.

FREE DOGS-FREE CATS See the most wonderful pets

in the world!

Calo Pet Exchange With FRANK WRIGHT Every Friday, 7:30 p.m. KTTV-Channel 11

8 Arden Varieties-10m. 8.00 2 Mama-Comedy-30m.

favorite Bible Dramas filmed for fomily viewing

THE LIVING B003• subsided by

FOREST LAWN MEMORIAL-PARK

KNBH Channel 4 Friday 8pm

4 Living Book-Rel.-30m. "Jacob and Raçhel."

5 Frosty FéoliCsl-lie.,,ue-60m, 7 Film-30m. 9 Eight o'Clock-Movie-75m.

John Payne, Mae Clarke in "Hats Off."

11 Twenty Questions-30m. 13 Clete Roberts-News-15m.

8:15 13 Carole Richards-Wst'rn.-15m. 8:30 2 Man Against Crime-30m.

4 Space Cadets-Juv'nI-30m. 7 Feature Film-90m. 11 Front Page Detective-30m.

"Little Miss Fortune."

13 Wrestling, Ocean Park-24 hrs. 9:00 2 Film Firsts-60m.

"Jungle Patrol." 4 Let Poppa Do It-Tips-30m.

With Chef Milani, Movie Classic-90m. Sheila Ryan in "Cobra Strikes."

11 Success Story-60m. The Goodwill Industries,

9:15 9 Feature Film-75m. -Mrs. Pym of Scotland Yard," Mary Clare,

9:30 4 Big Story-Drama-90m. 8 The Movies-60m.

10:00 2 Live Like a Millionaire-30m. 4 Sports Newsreel-30m. 7 H'wood Theater-Drama-30m.

"Girl With Roses." 8 Showtime, USA-Revue-30m, 11 Eloise Salutes the Stars-15m.

Guest: Charles De Semler. 10:15 11 KTTV Newsreel-15m. 10:30 2 H'wd Opening Night-30m.

4 KNBH News-5m. 5 Roller Derby-60m. 7 Sawyer in H'wood-30m. 11 What's the Verdict?-30m.

10:35 4 Gene Norman-Records-60m. 11:00 2 Peter Potter-60m.

8 Burns & Allen-Comedy--30m.

11 Club Eleven-30m. 13 Ed Lyon-News-5m.

11:05 13 Owl Movie-60m. "I Killed That Man." Ricardo- Cortez.

11:30 5 Final Edition-News-Sm. 8 Newsreel-15m. 11 Midnight Movies-90m.

''Phantom Express."

Ms Week -1 i

tOti 4n49,4e‘fet4OloGnoDsc On. el 0̂ 4 ~1f.\

In & out of FOCUS ( cGoenZent Looks Like

There will be at least twenty-six new features and forty-eight new ser-ial episodes to be seen In the future on KNISH. The statiah is working out a deal with Republic. Only hitch is a five per cent that goes to AFM. Petrillo wants a second five per cent, on top of the regular fee incorporated in the sale price, if the sale of the picture for sponsorship exceeds the purchase price. That is being "worked out." In any event, we won't have seen the pix eight or nine times be-fore.... When RCA last week unveiled its new, vastly improved color TV system in New York, the colorcast was picked up on hundreds of thousands of black-and-white receiver sets, with-out the addition of extra equipment. The show, picked up in black-and-white, possessed an even greater fidel-ity than two-tone broadcasts, accord-ing to the mail received. The color show received is said to have exhibited exemplary tone reproduction and no flickering, and RCA is expected to ap-proach the FCC for another review within a few months. . . . Hawthorne's midnight air show, KNX, Is to be given the kinescope treatment. Program heads think the show good enough to be translated, verbatim, to TV. . . . "Lolly" Parsons, too, comes in for a kinnie-ing soon. Her film series, when and if, will be all about Hollywood, natehurally.... Los Angeles moved up to second in the TV-set-ownership sweepstakes. New York is first, but with the installation of 933,000 re-ceivers, we are firmly in second place. . . . NBC's research department places national ownership, as of June 1, at 12,769,300, as opposed to a year ago, when only 6,214,100 were in business. John Guedel Productions (which

does the excellent Groucho Marx TV show) is to film the Art Linkletter TV show for the forthcoming season. The sixteen films will be shot on thirty-five-millimeter at a cost of $11,000 each, and an added feature to the old show will be a six-voice chorus under the direction of Muzzy Marcellino. . . The man who is the living image of what most of his fellow Brooklyn Dodger fans think a baseball umpire looks like, Phil Silvers, will occupy the emcee chair vacated by Bert Parks while that congenial Sot-ahem gentle-man takes .a summer hiatus, starting July 25, from *he TV show (ABC-TV's "Stop the Music") which made the words "Mystery Melody" a household phrase. . . . "Scatman" Crothers is back entertaining KTLA's "Dixie

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JULY 20, 1951 TV-RADIO LIFE

Showboat" viewers each M on d a y.-"Scatman" just completed à trium-phant public-appearance tour of the East. • . .-. Latest hand-clasp rbé.tween TV

and Hollywood took place' at last - week's annual meeting a the Society of Indepondont Motion - Pictiire Pro-ducers where th -thirty-man. group. including some of the biggest names in the industry, gave its president. Ellis Arnall, former gotiernor of Georgia, a unanimous :go-ahead -on petitioning the FCC to license all video subscription syst ems. This gives Phoneyision, Telemeter, and the as yet untested Skiatron a portion of film-land's sanction. Perhaps we'll soon be dialing operator for the latest films while the show house around the cor-ner does a slow fade? At long last. the motion picture industry has evi-dently seen that the video lighI can't be hidden beneath their. celluloid bushel. Phonevision's Undeniable suc-cess in the recent ChicagO tests may have opened filmdom's "eyes," and Telemeter's theater screenings of the Leuis-Savold and La Motta-Murphy fights apparently caused the cinemat-ic' to take off their dark glasses and cotne into the picture.

."! aces That's twelve-year-old Jimmy Boyd

who Is now seen regularly playing guitar on the Al Jarvis KLAC-TV show, Monday through Friday. . . . And it is Jeff Donnell who is now seen at 7:45 of a Tuesday p.m. on KNBH, rather than. Don Budge. The new show is called "Feature Story," and turns out to be interesting as can be. . . . Still too new to be seen is the.face of Gary Cooper, who is going on with* plans to make TV films starring himself. ....Dinah& Day has both TV and radio shows 'of his own being set for fall,.

" Ca mera - AT 0. 6" KFI-TV's mysterious "Camera No. 6"

continues to astound TV. viewers. . The new technique. capable of bring-

ing a live actor smack into the -mid-dle of a motion picture, is being used every Wednesday night on Channel. 9's 8:00 o'clock "Frigidaire Theater." So many viewers have written to.

KFI-TV asking how it is possible for a person in the TV studio to enter: into a movie and actually mix right with the film actors and move about the movie set, that Wayne Johnson,-Channel 9 engineer and inventor of the system, has been working Overtime' answering his- "fan" mail. "'Camera No. 6' does not involve any

optical illusion," said Johnson. "What television viewers actually see oryt heir sets is all done electronically. "The live actor in the television

studio is not in front of a' specially built scenic background, but does all of his movements in front of a plain backdrop. His actions are then elec-tronically added to the camera that is picking up the motion picture in such a way that no super-imposition re-sults. The actor actually -becomes .a part_ of the movie scerie. "The uses for 'Camera NO. 6' are un-.

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SATURDAY ttl LOGS 10:00 5 10:30 .5

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News; Music-30m. Tricks and Treats-Home-30m. Western Film-60m. Rex Lease in "Fighting Caballero."

Film Short-30m.

Western Movie-60m. "Prairie Bad man."

Date With Judy-Drama-30m. Date With Judy-Drama-30m. Two Girls Named Smith-30m. With Peggy Ann Garner,

12:00 S Giant Movie Matinee-5 hrs. "Legion of Missing Men."

7 Two Girls Named Smith-30m. With Peggy Ann Garner.

8 I Cover Times Square-60m. 13 Saturday Matinee-Movie-75m.

"Utah Kid."

12:30 7 I Cover Times Square-30m. 8 Harry Mitchell-30m.

1:00 7 Laraine Day-Interview-30m. Martha Wright guests.

8 Frontier Theater-Movie-60m. 1:15 5 Movie-60m.

" Wolves of the Range." • 13 Saturday Matinee-75m.

"La w Men."

'1:30 7. H'wood Fashion Time-30m.

2:00 7 Scouting in Action-Film-15m. 8 .Smokey Rogers-Wst'rn.-2 hrs.

2:15 5 Movie-45m. "The Right Man."

2:25 13 Baseball-2 hrs. San Diego at Los Angeles.

3:00 5 Movie-45m. - Big News."

11 Southland Farm Fair-60m. 3:45 S Movie-75m.

"Phanto m Broadcast."

4:00 8 Hopalong Cassidy-60m. 11 Neighborhood Theater-60m.

Marjorie Ra mbeau in - Dizzy Da mes."

4:15 2 Parade of Events-Info-15m. 4:20 13 Inside taseball-10m. 4:30 2 Grand Chance Roundup-30m.

13 Late Sat. Matinee-80m. - Here's Flash Casey."

5:00 2 Ghost Rider-Movie-75m. "Song of the Trial."

• 4 Wrestling-60m. 5 Man's Best Friend-Pets-30m. 7 Western Movie-60m.

"Murder on the Yukon," Ja mes Newell.

8 Super Circus-Revue-60m. 11 Crash Corrigan-Movie-90m.

"Pal Fro m Texas."

5:30 5 Cowboy Thrills-Movie-60m,

6:00 4 American Inventory-30m. Gladys Swarthout, Charles Kettering, Judge Sa muel Lei-bo witz, Jackie Robinson,

7 Space Patrol-Juv'n1.-30m. 8 Beulah-Drama-30m, 13 Late Sat. Matinee-60m.

"Death in Hand," - Panic ,n the Muaeu m."

6:15 2 Editor's Round-Up-15m. 6:30 2 It's Up to You-30m.

3rd of Series of Red Cross Fil ms.

.4 Magic Slate-30m. "Willia m Tell."

5 Fantastick Studios-30m, 7 Gene Autry Movie-30m.

"Lost Chance."

Trouble With Father-30m. Home folks Hayricie-Wtsn-60 With Carolina Cotton

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JULY 21

2-KTSL 4-KNBH 5-KTLA 7-KECA-TV

8-KFMB-TV 9-KFI-'IV 11-KTTV 13 -KLAC-TV

7:00 2 Telesports Digest-30m. 4 Tex Williams Presents-30m. 5 Tim McCoy Movie-90m. 7 Soapbox Theater-Juv'n1.-30m. 8 Summer Theater-Drama-60m. 13 Wedding Bells-Hum. Int.-30m

7:30 2 Beat the Clock-Quiz-30m. 4 One Man's Family-30m. 7 Stu Erwin Show-Revue-30m.

With June Collyer.

11 Request Theater-90m. - Cipher Bureau," Leon A mes, Joan Woodbury.

13 Hometown Jamboree-60m.

8:00 2 Feature Film-60m. -China After Dark."

4 Doodles Weaver-Revue-30m. 7 Paul Whiteman-Juv'n1.-60m. 8 It Pays to Be Ignorant-30m.

8:30 4 Wrestling Matches-60m. S Spade Cooley-Variety-60m. 8 Martin Kane-Drama-30m. 13 Al Jarvis-Records-60m.

8:35 4 Wrestling-40m.

9:00 2 Faye Emerson-Revue-30m. Faye Salutes a Town or City. This week, Louisville.

7 Life Begins at 80-Quiz-30m. 8 Film Firsts- 60m, 11 Ellery Queen-Drama-30m.

A Dra ma on the Narcotics Traffic,

9:30 2 Show Goes On-Revue-30m. Robt, Q. Lewis 8, Talent Buyers.

4 First Run Feature-90m. "Avenging Hand."

S Saturday Night Movie-75m. "Foreign Correspondent," Joel McCrea, Laraine Day, Herbert Marshall.

7 Feature Film-75m. Eric Port man in "Blind Goddess."

11 Cavalcade of Bands-60m. Buddy Rogers and QueEt Band.

13 Movie Time-75m. "Alaska."

10:00 2 Feature Film-90m. "Federal Agent."

8 Paul WhIteman-Revue-30m. 10:30 8 Armed Forces Hr.-30m.

11 Murder Before Midnight-75m. "Murder Is News."

10:45 5 Movie-60m. Robt. Lowery, Eddie Quillan in "Club Paradise."

7 Movie-75m. 13 Owl Movie-75m.

"Forever Yours."

11:45 5 Final Edition-15m. Ken Graue wtih the latest news.

11 Who's Crazy?-15m. 12:00 7 Western Movie-60m.

"Utah Trail," Tex Ritter.

11 Serial Theater-60m. "Black Coin," and "Clutching Hand."

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10:30

10:55 5 Sunday Reverie-5m.

11:00 5 Guest Appearance-60m. 13 Wrestling Workout-2 hrs.

11:30 7 Western Movie-60m. 8 Monte Hall-Western-60m.

12:30 7 Faith for Today-Rel.-30m. 8 Your Pet Parade-30m.

1:00 5 Western Movie-60m. "Spook Town."

7 Western Films-3 hrs. 8 Four Star Revue-60m. 13 This Week in Sports-30m.

1:25 13 Baseball Doubleheader-4 hrs. San Diego at Los Angeles.

2:00 5 Twin Movies-60m. "Crime Smasher," with Gale Storm.

7 Feature Film-75m. 8 Racket Squad-Drama-30m.

8:15 13 Inspirational Hour-Rel.-60m. 9:15 13 Hitching Post-Movie-75m.

"Ambush Valley." 13 A Home to Live In-Home-30m

2:30 8 11

Film Shorts-30m, Film Oddities-15m.

2:45 11 Garden Chats-Tips-15m.

3:00 5 Movie-90m. Ella Mae Morse, Bert Gordon in "How Do You Do."

8 One Man's Family-30m. 11 770 on the Air-30m.

3:30 8 Mr. Wizard-Juvenile-30m. 11 Children's Church-Rel.-30m.

4:00 7 Film-30m. 8 Fireside Theater-Drama-30m. 11 Double Feat. Playhouse-75m.

4:15 2 Stranger Than Fiction-15m.

4:30 2 5 Bonny Maid Varieties-30m. Eastside Kids-Movie-60m. "Clancy Street Boys."

7 Your Pet Parade-30m. 8 Movie Theater-90m.

5:00 2 Movie Milestones-60m.

4 Mr. Wizard-Juv'n1.-30m. 7 Super Circus-Juv'n1.-60m.

5:15 11 Feature Film-75m. 5:20 13 Inside Baseball-10m. 5:30 4 Zoo Parade-30m.

5 Flash Gordon-Juv'n1.-30m. 13 Hitching Post-Movie-60m.

"Mason of the Mounted."

6:00 2 Feature Film-60m. 4 Hopalong Cassidy-60m.

"Three Men From Texas." The Comics-60m,

7 Ted Mack Family Hr.-60m. 8 Guest House-Revue-60m.

6:30 4 Zoo Parade-Info-30m. 11 Hands of Destiny-30m.

"The Game," Isabel Price. 13 Double Feat. Playhouse-75m.

"Whispering Tongues."

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Union Pacific Railroad presents

"SINGING RAILS" with

Kirby Grant • Judy Clark

KTSL Ch. 2-7:00 P.M. Don Shaw 8. the Ranch Hands

7:00 2 Singing .Rails-Roundup-30m. 4 Meet the Press-Panel-30m.

Thomas K. Finletter, Secy. of the Air Force.

5 Wild Bill Hickok-Juv'n1.-30m. 7 Bill Gwinn-Quiz-30m. 8 The Ruggles-Comedy-30m. 11 Tiny Stowe's Minstrels-30m.

7:30 2 Go Lucky-Revue- 30m. Jan Murray, Janis Page, Russell Nype.

4 Cameo Theater-Drama-30m. "Avalanche," Richard Carl-son, Constance Bennett.

5 The Movies-90m. 7 March of Time-News-30m. 8 This Is Show Business-30m. 11 Sunday Movie-90m.

Eleanor Powell in "Sensa-tion."

7:45 13 Double Feat. Playhouse-75m. "Man in the Mirror."

8:00 2 Feature Film-60m. 4 World Digest-30m.

News Review of the Week.

7 On Trial-Panel-30m. 8 March of Time-Info.-30m.

8:30 4 TV Recital Hall-30m. Guest: Baritone W m. Warfield.

7 Marshall Plan in Action-30m. 8 Steve Allen-Variety-30m.

9:00 2, 8 Gen. Elec. Guest House-60m. With At C. Durward Kirby. Guests: constance Bennett, Joe E. Brown.

4 Philco Playhouse-Drama-60m. "Case History," Nydia West. man, Jane Seymour, Leslie Woods.

5 Bandstand Revue-Music-60m. Harry Babbitt and Frank DeVol.

7 Secrets of Decorating-15m. 11 Calling Scotland Yard-60m.

"The Temptress." 13 Freedom Forum-Info-60m.

Free man Lusk conducting.

9:15 7 Feature Film-75m.

10:00 2 Celebrity Time-Guests-30m. Harry Wismer, Vivian Blaine. Gen, Doolittle.

4 Sun. Night Feature-75m. ''Boys Will Be Girls."

S Movietown-Charades-30m. 11 Plainclothesman-Drama-30m. 13 Dude Ranch-Roundup-30m.

With Leo Carrillo.

10:30 2 What's My Line?-Panel-30m. Arlene Francis, Hal Block & & Guest Bennett Cerf. Roller Derby-45m. Break the Bank-Quiz-30m. In Our Times-30m. Jimmy Dolan-Revue-30m.

11 13

11:00 11 13

11:15 5 11:30 5

KTTV Newsreel-15m. Owl Movie-75m. "Riding the Sunset Trail."

Final Edition-News-15m. Tele-Vespers-15m.

limited, and we are constantly work-ing on additional ideas that will not only be novel but will possibly play an important part in the future devel-opment of television as a more enter-taining medium," Johnson said. Bill Rapp, producer-director for the

Channel 9 station, works out the live action details to be used with the film during the Wednesday night showing and Paul Knight, also of the KFI-TV production staff, handles the part of the actor who gets into the films.

Old Game-New Medium An enterprising group of gentlemen

have formed a film production com-pany appropriately titled "Taurus Pro-ductions." "Taurus," as you know, refers to the Zodiac sign of the Bull. The Production company films the Ti. Juana, Mexico, bull fights for United States television consumption, as was mentioned several weeks ago when the rumor of the new enterprise came our way. At the time of this mention, our enthusiasm was nil. A little fur-ther information on the projected TV series changed the picture, however. The best parts of this skill-requiring

sport, which is currently drawing the Hollywoodians below the border each Sunday, are retained on the film. The fights are caught on four Mitchell cameras bearing telephoto lenses, for the obvious reason that no camera-man in his right mind is going to prance into an arena with a whole gang of beef bred and trained to fight. Nor is the arena about to relinquish to each of four cameramen the space of five or six seats at eight-fifty a crack. That's what those ringside chairs go for on bull-fight day. The best of the fights are kept for

the televiewer. The caperings that fill time while the bull plans his partic-ular strategy are left on the cutting. room floor at editing time. You put out no money, you watch

from your own living room -and if in a tizzy of righteousness you forget that you probably had steak for dinner and decide not to watch at all -you're out nothing. This series should go on TV better than hotcakes.

Stop, Listen, Look ( ) if

CBS-TV, KTSL. Channel 2 Thursday, 9:30 p.m,

This fine version of tops and robbers is produced on the Hal Roach, Jr., lot. with Ben Kline, whose hand and cam-era film the "Fireside Theater" series, making the shots. The stories abound with familiar faces, always interesting to see, and Philip Morris thinks the half hours are good enough to replace Ralph Edwards for the summer. Judging from the few "Squad" chap-

ters we have so far seen, these recom-mendations are the strongest we can honestly make. The thirty-minute weekly series pre-

sents "Captain John Braddock," as played by Reed Hadley, nabbing con men just at the point of no return. •

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Their victims have been neatly duped and the plots of the bad-doers neatly consummated.

We're all for that -make no mistake. Nabbing the crooks who do innocent oldsters out of their life savings, pok-ing revealing holes in the pernicious punchboard racket or breaking up the false-arrest gags are commendable bits of business. But why the dupes of the story situations invariably wait until they have been thoroughly hood-winked before calling in the "Racket Squad" always leaves us wondering. We have begun to suspect that the scripts, while well executed, aren't as free from holes as they might be.

Oh, well, if the plots get too cage. no one will understand them at all. the series will prove unpopular, ami we won't get to see them next fall. Subsequent showings are contingent upon the success of the summer run.

The acting, incidentally, is among the best we have seen on television on the part of every stanza's partici-pants, in big roles or small.

Saturday, 7:00 p. m. K7LA. Channel 5 •

Colonel Ti m McCoy, the first man to bring the American Indian to the

Tim McCoy

Monday thru Friday 9 a.m. to 3 p.m.

9:00 13 Joe Graydon-Records-2 hrs 11:00 7 Foreman Phillips-W ern.-

60m. 13 Mike Roy-Home-90m.

11:45 8 Film Short-15m. 12:00 7 Adventures in Food-90m.

8 Miss Susan-Drama-15m. 12:15 8 Treasure Hunt-Quiz-15m. 12:30 8 Strike It Rich-Quiz-30m.

13 Al Jarvis-Records-21 hrs. 1:00 2 Strike it Rich-Quiz-30m.

M, W, F Film Short-Tu, Th

4 Miss Susan-Drama-15m. 8 In a Lighter Vein-Info-30m. 11 Bonus Bids-60m.-Tu.

Songo-Audience-60m.-M, W, F

1:15 4 Food for Thought-Home-15 1:30 2 Armchair Traveler-Film 15m

4 Monty Margetts-Home-30m 7 Mulholland's Matinee-60m. 8 Garry Moore-30m.

1:45 2 Garry Moore-Revue-45m. 2:00 4 Parlor Party-60m.

With Bill StuIla.

8 Smokey Rogers-Wst'rn.-3 Firs.

9 KFI-TV Newsroom-5 min. 11 KTTV Newsreel. 13 Snow Crop Mat.-30m.

Tu, Th 2:05 9 Movie Matinee-75m. 2:15 11 Ronnie Kemper-Music-

15m. 2:30 2 First 100 Years-Film-15m.

7 Mary McAdoo-Home-30m. M, W, F TV Notebook-Tu Meet Your Children-Th

8 Film Shorts-30m.-M. 11 Classified Column-30m.

2:45 2 New Yorkers-Music-15m.

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MONDAY tt7 LOGS JULY 23

2-KTSL 8-KFMB-TV 4-KNBH 9-KFI-TV 5-KTLA 11-KTTV 7-KECA-TV 13-KLAC-TV

9:00 A.M.-3:00 P.M. Daytime Log Listings on This Page

300 2 Jeanne Gray Show-Tips-30m. 4 Paul Pierce-30m. 7 Cowboy Theater-Movie-75m. 11 Come Into the Kitchen-45m. 13 Jarvis Movie-90m.

"Sweepstake Annie."

3:20 9 Suspects Wanted-Info-10m.

330 2 Fashion Magic-Tips-30m. 4 Chef Milani-Home-30m. 9 New Horizons-Travel-30m.

3:45 11 Carroll Righter-15m. Astrology and Guests.

400 2 Steve Allen-Variety-30m.

THE HOLLY WOOD FASHION AND BEAUTY EXPERT

RITA LA ROY in a Half-Hour Show

"GLAMOUR SESSION" For-W ith-And About W omen!

KNBH -4 Mon. at 4:00

4 Glamour Session-Tips-30m. With Rita La Roy.

9 Picture Party-Movie-90m. - Held for Ranso m."

11 Billie Burke-Int'vw.-30m. 4:15 7 Foremn. Phillips-Wstn-1 hrs.

4:30 4 Stu Wilson Show-30m. 11 Ladies Matinee-30m. 13 Al Jarvis, Cont'd.-60m.

5:00 2 Ghost Rider-Movie-60m. -Wild Ho, se Roundup."

4 Boots 'n' Saddle-Juv'n1.-15m. 5 News; Music-20m. 11 Range Riders-Roundup-90m.

Res Bell in The Fugitive."

5:15 8 Space Cadet-Juv'n1.---15m. 5:20 5 Police Calls-Into-10m.

5:30 4 Howdy Doody-Juv'n1.-30m. 5 Cowboy Thrills-Movie-60m. 9 KFI-TV Newsroom-20m. 13 Hitching Post-Movie-60m.

"L.ned Rides

5:40 8 Crusader Rabbit-Juv'n1.-5m. 5:45 8 Channel 8 Corral-Wsern-45m. 5:50 9 KFI-TV Univ.-Info-55m.

6:00 2 Telecomics-Juv'n1.-15m. 4 Komedy Klub-30m. 7 Space Patrol-Juv'n1.-15m.

6:15 2 Boney Bill's-Juv'n1.-15m. 7 Space Cadet-Juv'n1.-15m.

6:30 2 How To-Panel-30m. 4 Junior Theater-Juv'n1.-15m.

5, 8 Time for Beany-Juv'n1.-15m. 7 Foreman Phillips-Wstn.-30m. 11 Captain Video-Juv'n1.-30m. 13 Ed Lyon-News-15m,

6 45 4 Kelley & Moran-10m. 5 Handy Hints-Tips-15m. 9 Action Theater-65m. 13 Christie Comedy-15m.

6:55 4 Elmer Peterson-News-5m.

7.00 2 Hawthorne Here Tonight-30m. 4 Agua Caliente Races-30m. 5 Newsreel-15m. 7 Chevrolet Theater-60m. 11 Open House-Inevw.-15m. 13 Chld'rn. Should Be Heard-30m.

7:15 5 Dixie Showboat-Revue-45m. 11 KTTV Newsreel-15m.

ELMER PETERSON AND THE NEWS

Monday thru Friday 6:55 P.M.

KNBH CHANNEL 4

7.30 2 Local News-5m. 4 Newspaper of the Air-15m. 11 Cavalcade of Stars-60m.

Guests: Igor Gor m. Jay Marshall, Beverly Hudson.

13 This week in Sports-15m. 7:35 2 Tom Harmon-Sports-5m. 7:40 2 William Kenneally-News-5m.

4 KNBH Weather-5m.

7:45 2 TV's Top Tunes-Music-15m. Peggy Lee. Mel Torme.

4 Reserve- 15m. 13 Hadda Brooks-Musical-15m.

7:50 9 Comedy Time-Film-10m. 7:55 8 News-5m.

8:00 2 Bachelor's Haven-Panel-30m. 4 Stars Over H'wood-30m.

"Letter Fro m Ho me," Cesar Ro mero, Kristine Miller.

5 Double Thriller-75m. 7 Chevrolet Theater-2 hrs. 9 Eight o'Clock Movie-75m.

"International Cri me."

13 Clete Roberts-News-15m. 815 13 In the Clubhouse-Sports-15m.

8 30 2 Talent Scouts-30m. 4 It Pays To Be Ignorant-30m.

With Quiz master Toni How.ird.

11 Wrestling-2.1- hrs. 13 Film Playhouse-2 hrs.

"Dangerous Secrets."

9:00 2 Horace Heidt-Musical-30m, 4 Fireside Theater-Drama-30m.

8 Chevrolet Theater-90m, 9:15 5 Double Thriller-75m.

9 Film Featurette-15m.

9:30 2 It's News to Me-30m. Current Events Quiz With John Daley.

4 Lee Hogan Presents-30m. 5 So You Want To Be An Act,a

-30m.

10:00 2 Summer Theater-Drama-60m. "Nightfall."

4 Voice of Firestone-30m. Guest: Nadine Conner.

5 Teleforum-Pane1-60m, 7 Chev. Theater-Movie-60m. 13 Ed Lyon-News-Sm.

10:05 13 Owl Movie-75m. "Lord of the Manner."

10:30 4 News-5m. 8 Summer Theater-60m.

10:35 4 Gene Norman-Records-60m. 10:45 11 Locker Room-15m.

W I estling Interview with Bill Welsh.

11:00 2 Peter Potter-Records-60m. 5 Final Edition-5m. 11 KTTV Newsreel-15m.

11:15 11 Club Eleven-15m.

11:30 8 Newsreel-15m. 11 Midnight Movie-75m.

"Hellbound," Lao Carrillo.

TV-R A DI O LIFE JULY 20, 1,951

TUESDAY ttr LOGS

JULY 24

2-KTSL 4-KNBH 5-KTLA 7-KECA-TV

8-KFMB-TV 9-KFI-TV 11-KTTV 13-KLAC-TV

See Page Ten for 9:00 A.M.-3:00 P.M. Daytime Log Listings

300 2 Jeanne Gray-30m. 4 Paul Pierce-30m. 7 Cowboy Theater-Movie-75m. 11 Come Into the Kitchen-45m. 13 Jarvis Movie-90m.

"Killers of the Sea," Nar-rated by Lowell Thomas.

3:20 9 Suspects Wanted-Info-10m, 3:30 2 Know Your Child-Panel--30m.

4 Chef Milani-Home-30m. 9 Guest Book-Interview-30m.

3:45 11 Carroll Righter-15m. Astrology and Guests.

4:00 2 Steve Allen-60m. 4 Sheilah Graham-15m, 9 Movie Time-90m. -Study in Scarlet," Alan Mowbray, Anna Mae Wong."

11 Billie Burke-Int'vw.-30m. 4:15 4 Stu Wilson Show-45m. 4:30 11 Ladies Matinee-30m.

13 Al Jarvis, Cont'd.-60m. 500 2 Ghost Rider-Movie-60m.

"Six Gun Rhyth m." 4 Boots 'n' Saddle-Juv'n1.-15m. 5 News; Music-20m. 11 Range Riders-Roundup-90m.

5:20 5 Police Calls-Info-10m. 5.30 4 Howdy Doody-Juv'n1.-30m.

5 Cowboy Thrills-Movie-60m. 9 KFI-TV Newsroom-20m. 13 Hitching Post-Movie-60m.

"Fighting Cha mp."

5:50 9 KFI-TV Univ.-Info-55m. 6:00 2 Telecomics-Juv'n1.-15m.

4 Komedy Klub-Juv'n1.-30m 7 Space Patrol-Juv'n1.-15m.

6:15 2 Burley Bill's-Juv'n1.-15m. 7 Foreman Phillips-Wst'rn.-45m.

6:25 4 Hello Again-5m. 6:30 2 Tom Harmon-Sports-30m.

4 Junior Theatre-Juv'n1.-15m. 5, 8 Time for Beany-Juv'n1.-15m. 11 Captain Video-Juv'n1.-30m. 13 Ed Lyon-News-15m.

6:45 4 Kelley & Moran-10m. 5 Handy Hints-Tips-15m. 9 Action Theater-65m.

Ken Maynard in "Lone Avenger."

13 Film Short-15m. 6:55 4 Elmer Peterson-News-5m. 700 2 Meet Corliss Archer-30m.

THE ROBIN HOOD OF THE EARLY WEST

THE

"CISCO KID" Tonight 7:00 P.M.

KNBH CHANNEL 4

4, 8 Cisco Kid-Juv'n1.-30m. 5 Newsreel-15m. 7 H'wood Screen Test-30m, 11 Open House-Guests-15m. 13 Public Prosecutor-Drama-30m.

7:15 5 Roving Camera-Info-15m. 11 KTTV Newsreel-15m,

7:30 2 Local News-5m, 4 News; Weather-15m. 5 Movie Theater-90m. 7 Beulah-Drama-30m. 11 Front and Center-Revue-60m.

With Ginny Simms.

13 Inst. of Family Relations-30m. 7:35 2 Tom Harmon-Sports-5m. 7:40 2 William Kenneally-News-5m. 7:45 2 Stork Club-15m.

4 Feature Story-15m. Starring Jeff Donnell.

7:50 9 Comedy Time-Film-10m. 8:00 2 Campus Orch. & Chorus-30m.

rOOZ rAcTz i,„vevoirs .4e 'ea eve=

presented by 1he RICH RAH Bettes Way of hung

KNBH CHANNEL 4 8:00P.M. 4 Foods, Facts & Fant.-5m. 7 Film Serials-80m. 9 Eight o'Clock Movie-90m.

"Sins of Children," Eric Lin-den, Cecelia Pa, ker.

13 Clete Roberts-News-15m. 8:05 4 Wrestling-55m. 8:15 13 Joy Lane, Bob Hammack-15m. 8:30 2 Editor's Round Table-30m.

11 Shadow of the Clock-30m. 13 Young Musical America-30m.

8:50 7 Gene Autry Movie-75m. 9:00 2 Reserve- 30m.

4 Original Amateur Hour-60m.

S 7

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10:30 2 4 8 11 13

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ALTES GOLDEN LAGER BEER presenIs the

INA RAY HUTTON ALL GIRL SHOW ONE FULL HOUR

9-10 P.M., Tues., KTLA

ina Ray Hutton-Revue-60m. News and Sports-30m. With Hank Weaver.

I Want to Get Married--30m. With Jack Rourke. Eastside Theater-90m. "Unknown Guest,'' V. Jory.

Suspense-Drama-30m. "The Wisteiia cottage." Spanish Theater-Movie-75m. Joe Adams Presents-30m. Open Hearing-30m. Who Said That?-Quiz-30m. Roller Derby-60m. Cugat-Revue-60m. Greatest Fights-Film-15m. J. 0,1‘Otey vs. G. Tunney. Faye Emerson-Interview-15m. KTTV Newsreel-15m. It's a Neat Trick-Magic-15m. News-5m. Horace Heidt-Musical-30m. Batter Up-Quiz-30m. Ed Lyon-News-5m. Gene Norman-Records-60m. Owl movie-75m. "Show Flat."

Feature Film-75m. The Continental-Music-30m. Final Edition-5m. Club Eleven-30m. Newsreel-15m. Midnight Movies-75m. Sylvia Sidney in -One ThIrd of a Nation."

motion-picture screen, and the man who was not only first to bring the race to television, but who has made the appearance of his Indian friends a looked-for feature on Southern Cali-fornia television, is setting a record. In the second year of combining live shows with feature-length motion pic-tures, Tim McCoy has seen to it that his weekly entertainment gets better and better. He is also instigator of a new fad-Indian sign language. Each week members of the Indian

race appear with McCoy. While the demonstrations of Indian

lore include such things as clothes, bead work, dances and other cere-monies, the sign-language lessons are a weekly feature. These McCoy him-self, teaches. And any viewer can be certain that the cowboy Colonel didn't himself learn them just before the cameras were turned on him. Before World War I, Tim McCoy was

a young Wyoming ranch owner and range rider. It was here he first learned Indian sign language. The Indians couldn't speak English, and young Tim found it facilitated his work of finding lost herds and getting correct directions if he could speak their way. Today, McCoy is the world's greatest expert on sign language, and is known far and wide as the only white man ever to master the dill ; cult signs. And can you think of a better lan-

guage to pick up via television than the one spoken by the first settlers of our own country?

"Faye Emerson's eft

Wonderful Town Suinta.. . 9:00 p.m. KTSL. Channel 2 Take Faye Emerson, who has bounce,

add Benny Goodman, Teddy Wilson, Cornelia Otis Skinner, Dave Garroway and Kay Armen, and you have sparkle. Faye and her aggregation of guests saluted Chicago on her initial CBS-TV airer. Next week, Philadelphia, and su on around our fair country. What the program lacked in geographic. and municipal history it made up in abundant entertainment. Faye introduces her guests, who are

individually backgrounded by appro-priate sets. She doesn't linger as she did in her interview-format telecasts, but graciously withdraws, permitting • the spotlight to fall where it may. Monologuist Skinner and jazz 'mu-sicians Goodman and Wilson were especially delightful. Miss Skinner's versions of the pioneer woman who crossed the plains to Chicago hit a high note. As a contemporary Chi-cagoan there were words of praise for the heroic ancestor, but as the an-cestor, in retrospect timid, unheroic be-havior was mirrored. Garroway was Garroway. In his usual collegiate man-ner, he grinningly confessed that this show about-Chicago was televised in New York. Producer Gil Fates and director John

Donohue have integrated a smooth half-hour of entertain ment built around energetic, captivating la Emer-son. Skitch Henderson and orchestra

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adequately supply the background music, helping to keep the show roll-ing at a merry pace.

Second Glances (Critical

We Point With Pride . . . To Bill Stulla's infinite patience

without condescension as he makes a "Happy Birthday" for the small fry who daily visit his KNBH afternoon doings. Not all of the little guests speak too clearly, but Bill's transla-tions never make the speaker ridicu• bus, as some of our more self-con-scious emcees do.

. . . To the effects obtained on the "Garroway at Large" Sunday•nighter, also on KNBH. Imagination and good camera work are the chief components of this excellence. Also, to our way of thinking, Garroway is the only living individual on television who has ever presented Louis Armstrong in a fash-ion and setting that befit the King of the Trumpet.

. . . To Jackie Gleason in his KTTV "Cavalcade of Stars" emcee role. Glea-son's singing, appearance, manner, timing and patter -all things that should be, and are not always, devel-oped to near-perfection in any TV personality - are superior to most of his contemporaries, and we can't for the life of us understand why he hasn't been headlined on more of the highly touted extravaganzas that seem to mark television these days.

. . . To the manner in which Peter Potter treats his Friday-night-on-KTSL guests. He remembers they are guests, gives them the floor and courtesy, and doesn't fill the air with his own opinions, which, after all, are pretty authoritative. With Potter at the helm there is no loud, vituperative arguing and. talk from two or three partici-pants at the same time to annoy watchers who can't get into the act.

"The Adventures of Ellery Queen

Saturday. 9:00 p.m. liTTV. Channel 11

Lee Bowman stars as "Queen" in this new TV mystery-cracking series.

To date the "Adventures of Ellery Queen" have found him embroiled in a Qhinatown garotting and in a zoo tragedy in which poisonous snakes, murderous tigers and a diabolical hu-man killer showed to great advantage. The Norman and Irving Pincus pro-ductions are loaded with competent casts; the teleplays happily defy the wearisome norm by having the last person you could possibly imagine wind up in "Queen's' clutches as the apprehended criminal, and the set-tings are elaborate and fascinating.

"Ellery Queen" and his dangerous exploits have proven immensely pop-ular in print, and should hook every TV viewer who likes it hard to figure out. Lee Bowman has worked in pic-tures for years, turning in fine per-formances. Maybe once he gets used

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WEDNESDAY /17 LOGS

JULY 25 2-KTSL 4-KNBH 5-KTLA 7-KECA-TV

8-KFMB-TV 9-KFI-TV 11-KTTV 13-KLAC-TV

See Page Ten for 9:00 A.M.-3:00 P.M. Daytime Log Listings

3:00 2 Jeanne Gray-Tips-30m. 4 Paul Pierce-30m. 7 Cowboy Theater-75m. 11 Come Into the Kitchen-45m. 13 Jarvis Movie-90m.

Gale Storm, C. Aubrey Smith in "Forever Yours."

3:20 9 Suspects Wanted-Info-10m. 3:30 2 Feminine Touch-Tips-30m.

4 Chef Milani-Home-30m. 9 New Horizons-Travel-30m.

345 11 Carroll Righter-15m. Astrology and Guests.

4:00 2 Steve Allen-60m. 4 Stu Wilson-60m. 9 Picture Party-Movie-90m.

"Swing It, Sa ki'," Wallace Ford, Isabel Jewel.

11 Billie Burke-Int'vw.-30m. 4:15 7 Foreman Phillips-Wsrrn.-11 h.

4:30 11 Ladies Matinee-30m. 13 Al Jarvis, Cont'd.-60m.

5:00 2 Ghost Rider-Movie-60m. "Black Ghost."

4 Boots 'n' Saddle-Juv'n1.-15m. 5 News; Music-20m. 11 Range Riders-Roundup-90m.

"Hidden Valley."

5:15 8 Space Cadet-Juv'n1.-15m. 5:20 5 Police Calls-Info-10m.

5:30 4 Howdy Doody-Juv'n1.-30m. S Cowboy Thrills-Movie-60m. 8 Views & Cues-10m. • KFI-TV Newsroom-20m. 13 Hitching Post-Movie-60m.

"Montana Kid."

5:40 8 Crusader Rabbit-Juv'n1.-5m. 5:45 8 Channel 8 Corral-Wst'n.-45m. 5:50 9 KFI-TV Univ.-Info-25m. 6:00 2 Telecomics-Juv'n1.-1 5m.

4 Komedy Klub-Juv'n1.-30m 7 Space Patrol-Juv'n1.-15m.

6:15 2 Boney Bill's-Juv'n1.-15m. 7 Space Cadet-Juv'n1.-15m. 8 Fishing Pals-Sports-30m.

6:30 2 Feature Film-60m. 4 Junior Theater-Juv'n1.-15m.

5, 8 Time for Beany-Juv'n1.-15m. 7 Foreman Phillips-Wst'rn.-30m. 11 Captain Video-Juv'n1.-30m. 13 Ed Lyon-News-15m.

6:45 4 Kelley & Moran-10m. 5 Handy Hints-Tips-15m. IS Newsreel-15m. 9 Action Theater-65m.

"Lucky Terror," Hoot Gibson.

13 Film Short-15m.. 6:55 4 Elmer Peterson-News-5m. 7:00 4 Your Big Moment-30m.

S Newsreel-15m. 7 Stud's Place-30m. 8 Backstage Opera-15m. 11 Open Hoése-i5m, 13 Hi-Talent Battle-30m.

7:15 5 H'wood Reel-15m, 8 Faye Emerson-Variety-15m. 11 KTTV Newsreel-15m.

7:30 2 Local News-5m. 4 Newspaper of the Air-15m. • Double Feature-60m.

7 Chance of a Lifetime-30m. 8 People in News-Info-15m. 11 Buster Keaton-Comedy-30m. 13 Town & Country-Wst'rn.-30m.

With Red Rowe.

7:35 2 Tom Harmon-Sports-5m. 7:40 2 William Kenneally-News-5m.

4 KNBH Weather-5m. 7:45 2 TV's Top Tunes-Music-15m.

Peggy Lee, Mel Torme, 4 Reserve-15m. 8 Arden Varieties-Revue-10m.

7:50 9 Comedy Time-10m. 7:55 8, 9 News-5m.

8:00 2, 8 Arthur Godfrey-Revue-60m. 4 Ford Festival-Revue-60m.

Starring James Melton. Guests: Dorothy WarenskJold, Dr, Roy K. Marshall.

7 Stop the Music-Quiz-30m. Eight o'Clock Theater-90m. Lloyd Hughes in -Face in the Fog."

UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD pt e.ents

POLYZOIDES KTTV Channel 11

Wednesdays 8:00 P.M.

11 Polyzoides-News-15m. 13 Clete Roberts-News-15m.

8:15 11 Baseball-21 hrs. H'wood vs. Oakland.

13 Action Fishing-Sport-15m. 8:30 S Feature film-90m.

7 Press Conference-Panel-30m. 8 March of Time-News-30m. 13 Carrot-Top Anderson-Wsrrn.-

30m, 9:00 2 Charlie Wild-Drama-30m.

4 Four Star Revue-60m. Starring Danny Thomas, Guests: Paulette Goddard, Kay Starr, Bunny Lewbell, Clark Bros.

7 Film-30m. 8 Wrestling-90m. 13 Eastside Theater-90m.

"Inside the Room." 9:30 2 The Web-Drama-30m.

"Breakup." 7 Gene Autry-Movie-30m.

10:00 2 Boxing-45m. 4 Break the Bank-Quiz-30m. 5 City at Night-Info-90m. 7 Jerry Colonna-Comedy-30m.

10:30 4 News-5m. 7 Blind Date-30m. 8 Boxing-60m. 11 Home Plate-15m. 13 Ed Lyon-News-5m.

10:35 4 Gene Norman-60m. 13 Owl Movie-75m.

"I Cover Chinatown." 10:45 2 Bill Symes-Sports-15m.

11 KTTV Newsreel- 15m. 11:00 2 Peter Potter-Records-60m.

11 Club Eleven-30m. 11:30 5 Final Edition-5m.

8 Newsreel-15m. 11 Midnight Movies-75m.

"The Greed of W m. Hart."

TV-RADI O LIFE JULY 20, 1951

THURSDAY tr LOGS JULY 26

-2-KTSL 4-KNBH 5-KTLA 7-KECA-TV

8-KFMB-TV 9-KFI-TV 11-KITV 13-KLAC-TV

See Page Ten for 9:00 A.M.-3:00 P.M. Daytime Log Listings

3:00 2 Jeanne Gray-30m. 4 Paul Pierce-30m. 7 Cowboy Theater-Movie-75m. 11 Come Into the Kitchen-45m. . 13 Jarvis Movie-90m.

"Sally in Our Alley."

3:20 9 Suspects Wanted-Info-10m. 3:30 2 Know Your Child-Panel-30m.

4 Chef Milani-Home-30m. 9 New Horizons-Travel-15m.

3:4S 9 Happy Pets-Tips-15m. 11 Carroll Righter-15m.

Astrology and Guest..

4:00 2 Steve Allen-60m. 4 Stu Wilson Show-60m. 9 Movie Time-90m.

Mary Astor in "Those We Love."

11 Billie Burke-30m.

4:15 7 Foreman Phillips-s-Wstn.-1f hr.

4:30 11 Ladies Matinee-30m. ' 13 Jarvis, Cont'd.-60m.

5.00 2 Ghost Rider-Movie-60m. "Northern Frontier."

4 Boots 'n' Saddle-Juv'n1.-15m. 5 News; Music-20m. 11 Range Riders-Roundup-90m.

Torn Keene In "God's Coun-try & the Man."

5:20 5 Police Calls-Info-10m. 5:30 4 Howdy Doody-Juv'n1.-30m.

5:30 5 Cowboy Thrills-Movie-60m. 9 Newsroom-20m, 13 Hitching Post-Movie-60m.

"Trigger Law."

5:40 8 Crusader Rabbit-Juv'n1.-5m. 1:45 8 Channel 8 Corral-Wstn.-.45m. 5:50 9 KFI-TV Univ.-Infe-55m. 6:00 2 Telecomics-Juv'n1.-15m.

4 Komedy Klub-Juv'n1.-30m 7 Space Patrol-Juv'n1.-15m.

6:15 2 Boney Bill's-Juv'n1.-15m. 7 Forman Phillips-Wsrrn.-45m.

6:30 2 Tom Harmon-Sports-30m. 4 Junior Theater-Juv'n1.-15m, 5, 8 Time for Beany-Juv'n1-15m. 11 -Captain Video-Juv'n1.-30m. 13 Ed Lyon-News-15m.

6:45 4 Kelley & Moran-10m. S Handy Hints-Tips-15m. 9 Action Theater-65m.

"Outlaw Tamer," Lane Chandler,

13 Film Short-15m. 6:55 4 Elmer Peterson-News-5m. 7:00 2 Watch and Win-Quiz-30m.

4 Range Rider-Movie-30m. • Newsreel-15m. 7 The Ruggles-Comedy-30m. 11 Open House-Interview-15m. 13 Joe Graydon-Music-30m.

7:15 5 Adventure Thrills-Film-15m. 11 KTTV Newsreel-15m.

7:30 2 Local News-5m. 4 News; Weather-15m. 3 H'wood Opportunity-60m. 7 Lone Ranger-Juv'n1.-30m. 11 Open Road-Travel-30m. 13 Teleteen Reporter-30m.

7:35 2 Tom Harmon Sports-5m. 7:40 2 William Kenneally-News-5m.

7:45 2 Stork Club-15m. 4 Tex Williams-Roundup-15m.

7:50 9 Comedy Time-Film-10m.

7:55 8 News-Sm. 8:00 2 Starlight Theater-30m.

"The Big Head," Dickie Moore.

4 Willock-Arquette Show-30m. 7 Royal Playhouse-Drama-30m.

"The Green Convestible." 8 Amos 'n' Andy-Comedy-30m. 9 Eight o'Clock Theater-75m.

"Isle of Destiny." il Ada Leonard-Revue-60m, 13 Clete Robertt-News-15m,

8:15 13 V.I.P.-15m. With Freeman Luck,

8:30 2 Amos 'n' Andy-Comedy-30m. 4 Freddy Martin Orch.-30m. 5 Wrestling-24 hrs. 7 Goodyear Summertime 30m. "After the Dance," Earl Wrightson, Maureen Cannon,•

13 Fishin's Fun-Sports-30m. 9:00 2 What's Name of Song?-30m.

4 Armstrong Theater-30m. "Leave It to the Girls," Enid Markey.

7 Musical Playhouse-30m. 11 Bob Shannon's Varieties-

30m. With Bob Shannon & Leo Randini,

13 Eastside Theater-90m. Edmond Low• in "Klondike Fury."

9:15 9 Film Featurette-15m.

9:30 2 Racket Squad-Drama-30m. 4 Assignment: Man Hunt-30m,

7 Feature Film-90m, 11 You Asked for It!-30m.

10:00 2 Telesports Digest-30m. 4 Film Short-30m.

8 11

Regal Pale-Tops in Beer pi'esenlx

Tops in Wrestling WITH DICK LANE '

The Main Event Thurs, 10 P.M.

CHANNEL 5, KTLA

Stop the Music-Quiz-30m. KTTV Newsreel-15m.

10:15 11 Alert for News-Quiz-30m. With Knox Manning.

10:30 2 Feature Film-75m. 4 News-5m. 13 Ed Lyon-News-5m.

10:35 4 Gene Norman-Records-60m. 13 Owl Movie-75m.

"Hidden Valley."

10:45 5 Beat the Champ-45m. 11 Club Eleven-4,sm,

11:00 4 The Continental-Music-5m

11:30 5 Final Edition-5m. 8 Man Hunt-40m. 11 Midnight Movies-75m.

"Back Door to Heaven," Wallace Ford,

to the idea that he is pretty prominent throughout thirty minutes of a thirty-minute show, he will tone down some of his eyebrow-raising and what struck us-as fatuous smiling. He is much too good an actor to display such mannerisms. Others Who saw the show felt these unfortunate displays exceed-ingly detrimental to what might other-wise have been a 'pleasing perform-ance. .

• "HollywoodTheaternme" Friday. .10:00 p.m. . KECA -TV . Channel 7

The thirty minutes open on the Channel .7 line at this time carries new ideas in TV fare. Comedy, trag-edy, and whatever lies between are brought *in a package and presented to see how the idea would shape up as regular fare. A week or so ago -we watched one

of these always good presentations with unusual interèst. Robert Fenkel, ABC-TV director, presented the pack-age of the evening, "Joe's Place," writ• ten by John Vlahees, produced by Leo Lercourt, and directed by the pack-ager. The story line- followed a coffee-

and-sinker counterman's narrative about a returned. blinded Korean vet-eran and his- noble resolution to avoid • hampering the love of his life by avoiding her! A good, solid story with a wallop that just -missed the boat be-cause of what seemed to us the writ-er's apparent preoccupation with Clif-ford Odets. Had the returnee ad-dressed the counterman as "Joe" -at the beginning or end of one more of his sentences, it would have been lu-dicrous. As it was, all sympathy was pushed aside by a furious impatience. On a second run this overdoing would have gone the way of all good diree-non, and we are sorry the show was a one•shot. All to the good were the superb

camera work, direction. acting and the sets. Both interiors and exteriors were the finest we have seen on a local show, Snow "danced" outside (there we go!), and each time the door opened so the principal could address "Joe" as "Joe," actual gusts of winter seemed to hustle into the warmth of the small cafe. Had It not been for the irksome th-

fie of dialogue portions trying for the stark and emerging tiresome, this show would have been, to us, one of the finest offerings of "Hollywood Theater Time."

O'Connor Inks NBC-Tr Contract

Donald O'Connor, one of moviedorn's leading box•offict attractions, has been signed to an exclusive NBC tele-vision contract for the 1951-52 season. The young star rose to top screen

billing on a pair of nimble feet. a good voice and a winning personality. He will be on TV next fall as one of the stars of the Colgate Comedy H-our for a number of appearances, and may also be seen on other top NBC tele-vision productions.

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JULY 20, 1951 TV-RADIO LIFE

TV PROGRAM FINDER Adams, Joe - -.:-.......KTry. 9:30 p.m. Tu Adventure Thrills HTLA, 7:15 p.m. Th Adventures in Food- , HECA-TV, 12 n. M-F A Home to Live In..---e:-HLAC-TV, 10:30 a.m. Su Alert for News......._-___......HTTV, 10:15 p.m. Tit Allen, Steve......... . STSL. 4 p.m. M-F American Inventory • - ' KNBII. ii p.m. Sc Amos 'n' Andy..,.. --IITSL, 8:3u p.m., ILF5113-TV,

8 p.m. Th Armchair Traveler.-_____HTSL, 1:30 Pm, M-F Armstrong Theater.-- -.--- HINBII, 9 p.m. Th Arquette, Cliff.. SNI1H, 8 p.m. Th Assignment -Man Hunt SNBH. 9:30 p.m. Tb At the Mat STLA, 8:30 p.m. Th Autry, tiene HECA-TV. 9:30 p.m. W: ti:30 p.m. Sa Bachelor's Haven--------__-- ...STSL, 8 Pm. M Bandstand Rev ue. -- - HTLA, 9 p.m. >u Batter Up HTTV, 10:30 a.m. Tu Beat The Champ....----.......: 10:45 p.m. Th Beat the Clock. STSL, 7:30 p.m. Su; HF5.1B, 10:30 p.m. Th

Beulah.- _HECA-TV, 7:30 p.m. Tu Big Story KNBH, 9:30 p.m. F Blind Date --SECA-TV, 10:30 p.m. W Bonny Maid Varieties HTSL, 4:30 p.m. Su Bonus Bids KTTV, 1 p.m. Tu Boots 'n Saddle ..... .. . .. ... HINBH, 5 p.m. M-F Boxing . ..HTSL, 10 p.m. W; KTTV, 10 p.m. Tu: Break the Bank_ H?iBIL 10 p.m. l't; KFM1B, 10:30 p.m. Su

Brooks, Hadda SLAC-TV, 7:45 p.m. M Burke, Billie _._ , .... .HTTV, 4 p.m. M-F Burns. & Allen HTSL, 8 p.m. alt. Th Caliente Races _K-NRI1, 7 p.m. M Calling Scotland Yard HTTN. 9 p.m. Su Cameo Theater SNBIL 7:30 p.m. Su; SFMR, 9 p.m. Th

Campus Chorus and Ork ILTSL. 8 p.m. Tu Captain Video HTTV. 6:30 p.m. M-F Carrillo, Leo. H LAC-TV, 10 p.m. Su Carrot Top Anderson SLAC-TV. 8:30 p.m. W Casey, Crime Photographer ...... ....HTSL, 10:30 p.m. alt. Th

Cavalcade of Bands.- ---__ STTV, 9:30 p.m. Sa Cavalcade of Stars.-____._.HTTV, 7:30 p.m. M Celebrity Time STSL, 10 p.m. Su Chance of a 1.1fetime.--HECA-TV, 7:30 p.m. W Charlie VVild . HTSI., 9 p.m. W; HF5113, 11 p.m. Tu Chef Milani HNBH. 8:30 p.m. M-F Children's Church HTTV, 3:30 P.M. Su Children Should Be Heard SLAC-TV, 7 p.m. M Christie Comedy ........XLAC-Tv, 6:45 p.m. M Cisco Kid ___ _ HNBII. 7 p.m. Tu City at Night._ HTLA, 10 Pm- 11V Classified Column_ . _ _STTV, 2:30 p.m. M-F Club Eleven HTTv, u p.m. M-F Col man. Jerry SECA-TV, 10 p.m. W Come Into the Kitchen HTTV. 3 p.m. M-F Comics HTLA, 6 p.m. Su Continental ........... _._....SNBIL, 11 p.m. Tu.Th Cook's Champagne Party...SECA-TV, 11 p.m. M-F Cooley. Spade — _..- ' KTLA, 8:30 p.m. Sa Coelho Archer..... __.- HTSL. .. p.m. Tu Cowboy .Thrills. -______STLA, 5:30 p.m. M-Sa Crain' Corrigan........- - HTTV, 5 p.m. Ss Cugat, Lorraine XECA-TV, 10 p.m. Tu Data With Judy - HECA-TV, 11:30 a.m. Sat HFSB, 11 a.m. Sa

D e, Laraine__: _- _____HECA-TV, 1 Pail• Sa Dixie Showboat — STLA, 7:15 p.m. M Dolan, Jimmy SLAC-TV, 10:30 p.m. Su Boodles Weaver HNBIll. 8 p.m. Sn Double Thriller Playhouse STLA, 8 p.m. M Dude Ranch Varieties ---...SLAC-TV, 10 p.m. Su Editor's Round Table __ILTSL, 8:30 p.m. Tu Ellery Queen STTV. 9 p.m. Sa Eloise Salutes the Stars u m', 10 p.m. F Emerson, Faye - HTSL, 9 p.m. Sa Erwin, Stu X ECA-TV. 7:30 p.m. Sa Faith Baldwin Theater ..... -..SECA-TV, 12:30 p.m.

_ alt. Sa Faith for Today HECA-TV, 12:30 p.m. sii Fantastlek Studios, Ink ...... .... STLA, 6:30 p.m. Sa Fashion Magic STS11. 1.30 p.m. NT F Feature Story.._ -_-_ ---_HNBH, 7:45 p.m. To Feminine Touch HTSL, 3:30 p.m. W First Hundred Year, HTSL. 2:30 p.m. M-F Fishing Pals ____ _ HFI-TVs. 8:15 p.m. W Flshin's Fun ' SLAC-TV. 8:30 p.m. Th Flash Gordon ST1.4. 5:30 p.m. Nu Foods. Facts & Fantasies SNBH, 8 p.m. Tu Foods for Thought KNE W. 1:15 p.m. M-F Ford Festival HNBEI. 8 p.m. W Foreman Phillips' Show SECA-TV, 11 a.m. 4:15 p.m. M-F: 8:30 p.m. 51, W,F; 6:15 p.m. Tu eh Four Star Revue KNI5H, 9 p.m. W;

HF111B, 1 p.m. Su Freedom Foruni... ----.. -...HLAC-TV, 9 p.m. Su Front and Center_ —_-_-_11ITTV. 7:30 p.m. To Frosty Frolics HTLA, 8 p.m. F Garden Chats ..... _.. ....... . . _ K M. 2:45 p.m. Nu tien. Elec. Guest House HTSL, 9 p.m. Su Ghost Rider STS'L. 5 n.m. M-F: 5:15 p.m. sn Girt Wrestling .....- SLAC-TV, 7:30 p.m F Glamour Session.........-_____ ... . . KNBS. 4 p.m. M Go Lucky HTSL, 7:30 p.m. Su

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Godfrey, Arthur HTSL, 8 p.m. W Godfrey's Talent Scouts- -HTSL, 8:30 p.m. Goodyear Revue SECA-TV, 8:30 p.m. Th Graham, Sheilah _KNISH, 4 p.m. Tu Grand Chance Roundup --...STSL, 4:30 p.m. Sa Gray, Jeanne HTSL, 3 p.m. M-F Craydou, Joe....._ - _-.XLAC-TV, 9 a.m. II-F

SLAC-T1, 7 p.m. 'Th Greatest Fights. HTTV, 10 p.m. Tu Guest Book . --KFI-TN, 3:30 p.m. To Liwinn, ........ ________ .... HECA-TV, 7 p.m. Su

Hall the Champ............- -- HLAC-TV, 7 p.m. 'F Hands of Destiny -__ _IETTV, 6:30 p.m. Su Handy Hints ..XTLA, 8:45 p.m. M-F Haney, Fred.---_-_ _ __XLAC-TV, 8:15 p.m. M Happy Pets HFI-TV, 3:45 p.m. Th *Hardy. Glenn.__. ...HNBH, 7:30 p.m. M, W, Harmon, Tom ST U., 7:35 p.m. M-F, 6:30 p.m. Tu Hawthorne HTSL, 7 p.m. NI Heidt, Horace HTSL, 9 p.m.; HF1111, 10:30 p.m. Tu Hi Talent Rattle _ _. HLAC-TY. 7 p.m. V1 Hitching Post--.____ XLAC-TV. 5:30 p.m. M-IF

9:15 a.m.; 5:30 p.m. Su Hogan, Lee HNBH, 9:30 p.m. M Hollywood Fashion Time HECA-TV, 1:30 p.m. Sa Hollywood Jr. Circus.. HNBH, 6:3o p.m. alt. Sa Hollywood Opening Night KTSL, 10:30 p.m. F Hollywood Opportunity_....--HTLA, 7:30 p.m. Ma Hollywood Reel-- ... HTLA, 7:15 p.m. W Hollywood Road to Fame- STSL, 6:30 p.m. F Hollywood Screen Test ECA-TV. 7 p.m. Tu H aywood Theater Time. SECA-TV, 10 p.m. F Homes for Sale KFI-TV. 7:30 p.m. F Home Folks Hayride Er n-, 6:30 p.m. Sa Hometown Jamboree.- -KLAC-TV, 7:30 p.m. Sa Hopalong Cassidy HNBH, 6 p.m. Su Hour of Adventure..... - -.HECA-TV, 8 p.m. Tu How To KTSL, 6:30 p.m. M Howdy Doody______-_ __ ENBH, 5:311 p.m. M-F Hutton. Ina Ray STLA, 9 p.m. Tu

Cover Times Square SECA-TV, 12:30 p.m. alt. Sa 1 Want to Get Married. STTV, 9 p.m. Tu Industry on Parade HINBH, 7:45 p.m. F Inspirational Hour__- -...HLAC-TV. 8:15 a.m. Su Institute of Fatally Relations SLAC-TV

7:30 p.m Tis It Pays to Be Ignorant.......-...KNISH, 8:30 p.m. M It's a Neat Trick ---...HTSL, 10:30 p.m. Tu It's News to Me STSL, 9:30 p.m. M It's Up to You. STSL, 6:30 p.m. Sa Jarvis, Al SLAC-TV, 12:30 e. M-F. 8:30 p.m. Sa Jr. Theatre BH, 630 p.m. M-F

Keaton, Buster._ ..HTTV. 7:30 p.m. V1 Kelley & Moran KNISH, 6:45 p.m. M-F Kemper, Ronnie. _ii m n. eas p.m. M-F *Henneally, Bill KTSL, 7:40 p.m. M-F Know Your Child. -- -.HTSL, 3:30 p.m. Tu, Th Somedy Club HNSH, 6 p.m. M-F

Ladles' Matinee... .STTV, 4:30 p.m. 51-F Lawson, Grace-- - - -_. HECA-TV, 12 a. M-F Laurel and Hardï...---..... HNBH, 7 p.m. F La Roy, Rits.___ __.- ENDO, 4 p.m. M Lee, Peggy HTSL, 7:45 p.m. M, W„F Leonard, Ada._ _ ___ ___ m. _ STTV 8 P . Th Le! PaPPa Do iï:. siuda, 9 p.m. F Life Begins at 80 - __SECA-TV. 9 P. m Sa Live Like a Millionaire ST U., 10 p.m. F Living Book_______-- -....... .SNB13, 8 p.m. F Locker Room JHTTV, 10:45 p.m. M Lone Ranger • KECA-TV, 7:30 p.m. Th Lusk, Freeman SLAC-TV, 8:15 p.m. Th; 9 p.m. Su *Lyon, Ed SLAC-TV, 6:30 p.m. M-F. 10:30 p.m. M-Th; 11 p.m. F

Mack, Ted, Family Hour HECA-TV, 6 p.m. Su Magic House Party HECA-TV, 7:30 p.m. F Magie Slate - ..... _...H.NBIL 6:30 p.m. alt. Sa

Man Against & me_____-__STS1.. 8:30 p.m. F Manning, Knox - KTIVi, 10:15 p.m. Th,F Man's Best Friend. — TLA, 5 p.m. Sa March of Time -....-HECA-TV, 7:30 p.m. Su: HFNIB, 8 p.m. Su

Margetts, Monty... HNBH, 1:30 p.m. M-F Marshall Plan In Action....HECA-TV. 8:30 p.m. Su McAdoo, Mary . HECA-TV, 2:30 p.m. M, W,F Martin, Freddy - INBH, 8:30 p.m. Th McCoy, Tim _ - -_..._...STLA, 7 p.m. Sa Meet the Press • SNUB, 7 pm. Su Meet Your Children. SECA-TV, 2:30 p.m. Th Miss Susan K' INBB, SYMB-TV. 1 Pan• M -F_ Moore, Garry - ' HTSL. 1:45 p.m. Il-t Movie Milestones.- ...HTSL, 5 p.m. Su Movietown...._ ' STI-A, 10 p.m. Su Mulholland's Matinee....HECA-TV, 1:30 p.m. M-F Musical Playhouse SECA-TV, 9 p.m. Th Mr. Wizard....HINSH, 5 p.m , SFMR, 3:30 p.m. Su Mulvey, Kay STTV, 7 p.m. M-F

New Horizons HFI-TV. 3:30 p.m. M. W. Th, F *Newspaper of the Air S-NBH. .. :30 p.m. 51, W. F Norman, Gene.... ....... _______HNBIL 10:35 p.m 5I-F Olsen, Heidi ...HFI-TV, 3:30 p.me Tu One Man's Familly-______SNBEI, 7:30 p.m. Sa; KEMB, 3 p.m. Su

On the Town._ __HTTV. 9 p.m. alt. F On Tri e - _ —__-_SECA-TV, 8 p.m. Su Open Hearing KTSL, 10 p.m. Tu

Open House. ........ .. .... _ _. HTTV, 7 p.m. M-F Open Road 7:30 p.m. Th Original Amateur Hour _-...S.NBH, 9 p.m. Tu Pet Exchange STTV 7.30 p.m. P Pet Parade SECA-TV. 4:30 p.m..

H MIS, 12:30 p.m. Su Peters, Susan EFKB, 12 a. M-F *Peterson, Eimer... _.... ....... 6:55 p.m. M-F Philco Playhouse.---_____--..H BH, 9 p.m. Su Pierce, Paul.................... HNBH, 3 pm. _51-F Plainclothesman HTTV, 10 p.m. Su Polyzoides .......... -.._... ---..-- _-- STTV, 8 p.m. VI Potter, Peter ___ STSL, 11 Pan. M. W.F Press Conference. ---- XECA-TV, 8:30 p.m. W Public Prosecutor___ --SLAC-Ty, 7 p.m. Tu

Racket Squad. HTSL, 9:30 p.m. Th; SEMI!, 2 p. m. Su

Range Rider _ENS«, 7 p.m. Th; KFMB, 8 p.m. M Range Riders Roundup HTTV, 5 p.m. M-F Red Rowe .. ...... . ... _______HLAC-TV, 7:30 W Richards, Carols _.- __KLAC-TV. 8:15 p.m. F Righter, Carroll_ __.___HTTV, 3:45 p.m. M-f *Roberts, Clete SLAC-TV, 8 Pau• M-F Roller Derby STLA, 10 p m. Tu; 10:30 p.m, F,Su Roving Camera.......... ..... .. .HTLA, 7:15 p.m. Tu Roy, Mike .. _ ...... 11 a.m. M-F Royal Playhouse ___ _- _ HECA-TV. 8 p.m. Th Ruggles, Charlie XECA-TV, .. p.m. Th: XF5111, 7 p.m. Su

Sawyer, Hal .SECA-TV, 10:30 p.m. F Scouting in Action._ ..... •2 p.m. Sa Search For Girls .. HTTV. 8 p. m. 11,

Secrets of Decorating__- -HECA-Ty, 8 p.m. Su Seven Seventy on the Alr.-_-_..KTTV, 3 p.m. Su Shadow of the Cloak. ITTV, 11:34.. p.m. Tu Shannon, Bob Ship • Reporter.. Show Goes Oa

9 p.m. Th HLAC-TV, 7t30 p.m. M

TS , 9.30 p.m. Sa Simms, (tinny — .STTV, 7:30 p.m. Tu Singing Ralle. _ —__ .HTSL, 7 p.m. Su Smokey Rogers.- _ _-X-FM_.13-TV, 2 p.m. M-F So You Want to Be An Actor. HTLA, 9:30 p.m. M Soap Box Theater .HECA-TV, 7 p.m. Sa Southland Farm Fair - .... HTTV, 3 p.m. Sa Snowerop Matinee SLAC-TV, 2 p.m. Tu,111 Spanish Theater Hour .___HFI-TV, 9:30 p.m. Tu Space Cadet SECA-TV, 6:15 p.m. M. W.F; &N MI, 8:30 p.m. F

Space PatroL--_______.KECA-TV, 6 p.m. M-Sa Sports Digest HTSL, 10 p.m. Th Starlight Theater_____ ..... ...XTSL, 8 p.m. alt. Th Star of the Family.... ....... _..STSL, 10 ihm. F Stars Over Hollywood - HNBH, 8 p.m. N Stork Club, . STSL, 7:45 p.m. Tu, Tb Stop at Honey HTSL, 6:15 p.m. M-F Stop the Music SECA-TV, 8 p.m. W; SEMIS. 10 p.m. Th

Stranger Than Fiction---._ HTSL, 4:15 p.m. Su Stud's Place. ...... -.._-_ ---.SECA-TV, 7 p.m. W Stulla, Bill HNBH, 2 p.m. M-F Success Story ILTTV. 9 p.m. alt. F Summer Theater __ __ STSL, 10 p.m. M Super Circus. . SECA-TV, b P.m. Su Sure As Fate.... __ _ _HTSL, 9 p.m. alt. Suspects Wanted--- -111F1-TV, 3:20 p.m. M-F Suspense. ...... STSL, 9:30 p.m. Tu

Telecomica. .STSL 8 p.m. Teleforum. .. STLA, 10 p.m. Si Tele-Teen Reporter- -ILLAC-TV, 7:30 p.m. Th The Web STSL, 9:30 p.m. X! Time for Bonny STLA, HEMB-TV, 8:30 p.m. M-F Tiny Stowe's Minstrels._ . 7 p.m. Su Torme, Mel 7:45 p.m. M,55,F Treasure Hunt____ HFM113, 12:15 p.m. M-F Tricks and Treats __-.HTLA, 10:30 Sb.M. Se Triple-Feature Theater --_HECA-TV, 7 p.m. M TV Recital Hall KNEE, 8:30 p.m. Su TV University ...... _____ XFI-TV, 5:50 11.1n• M-F Twenty Questions M TV, 8 p.m. Two Girls Named Smith SECA-TV. 12 n. Sa V.I.P. _KLAC-TV, 8:15 p.m. Tia Voice of Firestone. . .HINSH, 10 p.m. M Watch and Win._ KTSL, 7 p.m. Th * Weaver, Hank. HECA-Tl. 9 p.m. Tu Wedding Bells - SLAC-TV, 1 p.m. Sa What's My Line.___ ... -...HTSL, 10:30 p.m. Su What's Name of That Song° ILTSL, 9 p.m. Th What's the Verdict° STTV, 10:30 P.m.F X hiteman, Paul SECA-TV, 8 p.m. "°11 Who Said That?..... - --_....HNBH, 10 p.m. Tu Wild Bill Hickok ETLA, 7 p.m. Su Williams, Tex..-..X.NBH--. 7 p.m W: 7:45 p.m. Th Willock, Dave __ _. ___S_NSH. 8 p.m. Th Wilson, Stu....SNill-,-4:30- p.m. 31; 4:45 p.m. Tu; 4 p.m. W -F.

* World Digest H15/111. 8 p.m. Su Wrestling KNEE, 8:115 p.m. Tu; 5 p.M., 8:30 p.m. Sa

..HTLA, 8:30 p.m. Th -...HTTV. 8:30 p.m. M

Wrestling Workout... ...11LAC-TV. 11 am. Su You Asked for It HTTY, 9:30 p.m. Th Young Musical America.:HLAC-TV, 8:30 p.m. Tu Your Big Moment SNI1H, 7 p.m. W Your Town. -HTLA 7.15 p.m. F Zoo Parade.. KNISH, 5:30 p.m. Su

TV-RADIO LIFE JltILY 20, 1951

RECORD

- By ANDY MANSFIELD

Rosemary Clooney has a zinger in the calypso-flavored "Come On-A My House" (Columbia), with its melody adaptèd from an Armenian folk song; could be the gal's best to date. . . . Modernaires (Coral), after many as-sists with other artists, finally hit the bell with their own "Whoo-ee Loo-eee-siana," a rhythm tune that bounces right along with this fine vocal group giving just the necessary swing to make it a goodie. . . . Jack Owens (Decca) has first chance on a tune called "Crossroads" that might click, since material is the type Jack does so well — melodic, moderate tempo, simple arrangement, plus warmth of style is all this lad needs and "Cross-roads" has 'em all. . . . Johnny Des-mond and Monica Lewis (MGM) have a cute pair of novelties in "I'm Glad I Gave It Up for You" and "Out of Breath." Working well as a team, you'll probably hear more from this duo in the future. . . . Caniarata (Decca Gold Label LP) has long been a fine interpreter of Gershwin, but one of the finest performances of "American in Paris" and "Rhapsody in Blue" in their entirety is this wax-ing that features English-born Arthur • Sandford as piano soloist with the Kingsway Symphony of London — it's forty-five minutes of sterling Gersh-win! . . . Bing Crosby (Decca) has a quartet of sides with various assists that are good and fair —the goodies being "Black Ball Ferry Line" (with the Andrews Sisters) and "I've Got to Fell in Love Again" (with Dave Bar-bour's Orchestra). "Yodeling Ghost" and "Shanghai" on the flips could be taken or left with no regrets.... Toni Arden's "Invitation to a Broken Heart" (Columbia) is another fine group of grooves in torchy style, given the individual touch by this little gal. Forget about the reverse "If You Turn Me Down," for tunes in novelty vein just ain't for our Toni. . . . Carmen Cavallaro (Decca) gives you plenty\_ piano on "Every Little Movement" and the maestro's own "Wanda," both with the rhythm touch strictly for dancing. ... Voices of Walter Schumann (Capi-tol) have a top choral version of "For All We Know," with quiet arrange-ment, so typical of the Schumann style — it's beautiful music without blasting for showiness. . . . (P.S. . . . Watch for Frankie Laine's next Colum-bia release, another from the same session that produced "Jezebel." The wax is so hush-hush that six vice-presidents guard it.... A.M.)

TV. RADIO

BY EVELYN BIGSBY

SELDOM HAVE WE AT TV-RADIO of /Coda Pandit. Reason I say seldom Eddy and Gene Autry have admirer turbaned organist's. Months after we for copies of the magazine dribble in SOME OF PANDIT'S FANS HAVE

done more than call or write TV-RL since the musician's sudden departure from Channel 5 . . . they have called in person at this office. I am sure you can understand why we cannot give a detailed account of all the charges and counter-charges, for space forbids. But since quite a few readers have asked for additional information, here is a little. KORLA CLAIMS HE WAS UNHAPPY

because he had fruitlessly tried to ne-gotiate for "better production and dramatic effects." He told TV-RL he felt he was being paid inadequately, instead of on a "personality basis," that his popularity is proof of his per-sonality appeal and his remuneration should be the same. He felt his tech-nical assistance was inadequate. He also played the "Beany" show, but, according to Korla, he was "forced personally to appeal to the musicians' union for increased pay after the pro-gram went T.C." He plans a vacation before starting on a new TV deal as he has "not had a vacation in over two years." ONE STORY GOING ABOUND WAS

that Korla had to supply his own in-strument at the studio and that when he saw fit to move it to his home, the station fussed about a replacement. KTLA, however, points out that Pandit insisted on using his own instrument and even accommodated by moving it around for him when he made per-sonal appearances. No fuss was in-volved, says KTLA, in getting a studio organ when Pandit removed his. Ap-parently KTLA tried its best to select a good time spot for Korla, for he was successively scheduled every night of the week without pulling much rating, then was slotted into the Sunday time and improved, rating-wise, to about a 5. His pay, around $300 a week, was considered adequate for a sustaining show plus "Beany," which he did with practically no rehearsal. The station refutes Pandit's claim

about no vacation, no publicity, and not being willing to give him added production, and has a few points of its own to make about his being con-sistently late for rehearsals, if any, and outside interference. Now you can see what I mean when I said I didn't want to go into the subject. There seems to be an accumulation of big and little grievances, and to plunge nto a "he said" and "they said" is murder, space-wise. Why don't all you Pandit fans relax and watch TV-Radio Life for any news of his TV return? POSIES TO JEFF CHANDLER AND

Mer-say-dees MeCambridge (I remern-ber when she was "just" a. good sup-

LIFE encountered fans as avid as those is that from observation I know Nelson s alínost equally as enthusiastic as the run a story on Eddy or Autry, requests from all over the United States.

porting radio actress called Mercedes) for their fine performance on "Screen Directors' Playhouse" . . . Hurrah! A great spot has been found for one of my favorite shows, "Piano Playhouse," right after "Lolly" signs off Sundays, KECA, 6:15. Such delectable listening kept me tuned to KECA, where I was able, piano tinkles still in my ears, to withstand Paul Harvey's ominous corn,' mentary ("high taxes are crushing in-centive . . . hold onto your pants, tax-payers, the tax collector has already got your shirt") . . . Bill Tusher puts out a good meaty show on Sunday nights. Only thing that marred it last week was a difference in voice levels when he came in with his transcribed ad-lib interview portion.... Hear that Herb Rawlinson will be missing as host from "Hollywood Star Playhouse" when it switches to ABC, and that, to my way of thinking, is a stupid shame. Let's have some letters, you fans, asking to have this swell thes-pian kept on. / GUESS CBS IS TOO BUSY FRYING

big fish to pay any attention to a fif-teen-year-old amateur chirper, but I'd suggest t h e powers-that-should-be give a listen to Georgeanne Garner, ten times a winner on jay Stewart's "It's Fun to Be Young." She may be still a youngster, but she sings with adult feeling and fine interpretation and, given the right chance, should go straight to the top. And while we're speaking of Jay, here's a chap who does a sharp job of emceeing for the kids. He has learned the importance of not talking down to the children, yet doesn't talk over them. Several older and more "experienced" masters of ceremonies could learn from giving J. a listen. I think he's tops, especially on "Fun." IN CASE TV-RL's LANDLORD,

LEIGH CROSBY, is reading (and he'd better be!) congratulations on his and Virginia's new son, ten-pound David. . . . If you know our Office Manager, Georgia Caywood, drop her a card ... she's recuperating from major surgery at St. Vincent's and will appreciate being remembered. DIDN'T RECOGNIZE SALLY (MRS.

LEE) SWEETLAND when she dropped by the office one day last week. She is a real New Yorker now and sports a very sophisticated hair-do. Lee stayed behind to watch over the four youngsters while pretty Sally buzzed West for a visit with her family. He is busy singing with concert and radio work, while Sally is concentrating on TV chirping. I couldn't wish continued

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TIME CHANGES THURSDAY, JULY 26 — -Hollywood Star Playhouse." KECA, 7:30 p.m. 130 min.). Formerly aired on Mondays over KNX.

THURSDAY, JULY 19 —"Dragriet." KFI, 9:00 p.m. (30 min.). Formerly aired same station and day at 6:C0 p.m.

WHAT'S NEW Counseling

FRIDAY, JULY 20—"Criswell Predicts," KF WB, 11:00 a.m. (15 min.). Criswell,' Personal guidance expert, will help lis-teners solve their problems.

Drama TU E S D A Y, JULY 24—"Mr. Mercury,". K EGA, 7:00 p.m. (30 min.). John Larkin stars in adventure series covering es-pionage, intrigue, and crime solution.

WHAT'S PLAYING Drama

FRIDAY, JULY 20—''MGM Theatre of the Air," KFI. 9:00 p.m. (1 hr.). Margaret Sullavan in "shopworn Angel."

SATURDAY. JULY 21.—"Stars Over Holly• - wood," KNX, 10:00 a.m. (30 min.). Alan Mowbray in "Marriage Is a News Event."

SATURDAY, JULY 21 —"Crime Does Not Pay," KFI, 9:30 p.m. (30 min.). William Prince in "Kid Twist."

THURSDAY. JULY 26—"Philip Morris Playhouse." KNX, 6:30 p.m. (3.0 min.). Rosalind Russell stars in "No Time for Comedy."

Music SATURDAY, JULY 21 —"Hollywood Bowl Concert," KFI. 3:30 p.m. (1 hr.). Gregor Piatigorsky, cellist, with Alfred Wallen• stein conducting the orchestra.

MONDAY, JULY 23 —Boston Pops Orches-tra. KFI, 7:00 p.m. (1 hr.). Tschaikovsky's "Romeo and Juliet," "Arcadeldt's "Ave Maria," "Prelude in G Minor" by Rach-maninoff , Lacome's "Tzigane" and Georges Enesco's "Roumanian Rhapsody No. 1" will be heard on this week's pro. gram.

WHO'S GUESTING Music

SUNDAY, JULY 22 —Peggy Lee Show, KNX. 4:30 p.m. (30 min.). Songwriter Johnny Mercer sings "Accentuate the Positive,' while Miss Lee gives forth with "Come On-a My House," "These Foolish Things," "We Kies in a Shadow," "Go, Go, Go, Go" and "Danny Boy."

MONDAY, JULY 23 —"Voice of Firestone," KFI, 5:30 p.m. (30 min.). Rise Stevens is guest soloist.

MONDAY. JULY 23 —"Telephone Hour," KFI, 9:00 p.m. (30 min.). Grant Johan• nesen, pianist, Is guest soloist.

Interview SUNDAY, JULY 22 —"Bill Tusher in Holly-wood," KECA, 7:15 p.m. (15 min.). Cor-riffle Calvet compares French movie- mak-ing to American.

Public Interest SATU RDAY, JULY 21 —"Air Force • Hour," KHJ, 5:00 p.m. (30 min.)..A special mes-sage by General Dwight D. Eisenhower outlining the task ahead in Europe will highlight the program.

SUNDAY, JULY 22 — NBC Symphony Se-ries," KFI, 5;30 p.m. (1 hr.). Conductor

e 44/(4 Antal Dnrati with.solnists Claudette Sorel, piano. and Adele Addison, soprano.

l)iseusston SUNDAY. JULY 22—"Invitation to Learn-ing." KNX. R:35 a.m. (25 min.). Jane Austen's "Pride and Prejudice" will be the topic for discussion. with Jan Struther and Orville Prercott as guests. * * Radio Lifelines

(Cantinii_ea from Peereding Page)

good luck- to two nicer or more de-serving people. Wish they'd come hack "home," however. HELEN GERALD DOLAN'S FINE

HUSBAND sat down and wrote me about their twins, which arrived June 28. They are naming the girl Kath-erine Joanne and the boy Robert Ar-thur. THOUGH IT MADE ME FEEL OLD

AS METHUSY, it was lots of fun being "dated" for lunch last Wednesday by Tommy Cook, who whisked me off in his convertible to the Derby. I remem-ber Tommy as "Little Beaver," and to see him now, turned twenty-one on July 5, was a delightful shock. He is Jeffs brother in the Chandler picture now being filmed and is playing "Claudia's" husband on "The Woman in My House." With all his radio know-hots', to which he has added pic-ture experience. Tommy should be a great bet for TV. -

* *

HAM TALK Lenore Kingston of KTIV's "Classi•

-fled Column' is a licensed amateur radio operator. "Ham talk" is a lan-guage out of this world, as evidenced by: YL . . . a girl ham; QS0 . . . a ham conversation; OM . . . husband or term of affection; DX ... distance; WX . . . weather; FB . . . tine busi-ness; 73 . . . love; and 88 . .. kisses. Enough said!

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TV-RAD I.0 LIFE JULY 20, 1951

By Dorothy Gardiner and Dick Gar-ton, stars of KTLA's "Handy Hints," Monday through Friday, 8:45 p.m.

Each week we pick the best Handy Hint sent directly to TV-Radio Life, 6361 Selma Avenue, Hollywood 28, and use it, with your name and address, in this column as well as on the air over KTLA, Friday evening at 6:45. A lovely gift will be sent to everyone whose hint is used here as KtLA-TV-Radio Life Hint of the week.

Here is this week's winner: Mrs. E. H. Hanson, 8382 Grandview Drive, Hollywood, Calif. The hint is:

IF' YOU HAVE A BARBECUE AND FIREPLACE OUTSIDE, YOU'LL LIKE THIS HINT. You probably like to keep the wood handy to the fireplace but you have found that on damp nights the wood tends to stay wet when it's on the floor of your patio. If you re-build one side of the barbecue and set in cement three iron prongs about six inches from the floor, the weight of the wall of barbecue, plus sturdy prongs and good cement, makes this an ideal way to keep the woodpile dry. Prongs may be secured at any machine shop.

HERE'S AN IDEA FOR OLD COOKIE JARS WITHOUT LIDS. Turn them into planters. They can be placed in the kitchen or breakfast room and look most attractive. The same idea is good for odd creamers or sugar bowls.

A TEMPORARY BED TRAY CAN BE MADE FROM A CARDBOARD BOX. Fold the flaps inside and staple. Cut each side so as to fit across the pa-tient (make a half circle).

THIS IS A TIMESAVER FOR MOTH-ERS. When you iron your little girl's dresses, select matching socks, hair ribbon, etc., and pin them together with a large safety pin and hang on the hook of the hanger. Then place them in the clothes closet. When the dress is selected for the day every-thing else is ready too. No scrambling through drawers or closets.

WHEN WRITING WITH INK AND YOU MAKE A MISTAKE, instead of using an eraser (which just makes your paper messy) try this. Wrap cot-ton around a match or toothpick, dip it into a bottle of Clorox or white bleach, and rub the word or words gently. You'll find they completely disappear.

gar and ge Inspire the Pen Teresa Hunter, Los Angeles, Calif. Your review let me know an old fa-

vorite of mine was back on TV—Rita LaRoy. Her new show, "Glamour Ses-sion," is just that for gals like me who stay at home and raise families. She has me looking in the mirror with a critical eye and I've taken an inch off my hips with her exercises. More power to Rita. Tell her to keep up the good work.

Mrs. Betty Norris, 1310 North Highland, Los Angeles, Calif. I enjoy your magazine very much

and take your advice on good shows. You sure were right on Rita LaRoy's "Glamour Session." It's just the sort of program I need to give me that extra boost to do something about myself. Rita is so friendly and gives such good advice and she is an inspiration too. She looks so smart herself.

Mrs. Emily Wallace, Coronado, Calif. I have just read a copy of your mag-

azine and noticed a controversy about the gowns of Ada Leonard. What do the writers want? This gracious young lady Is a welcomed visitor in my home each Thursday evening (if weather conditions are okay) and I must say that never have I seen her do any.

SAN DIEGO ' TV PROGRAM FINDER

Allen, Stele 8:30 p.m. Su Amos 'n Andy 8 p.m. Th Arden Varieties .7:41 p.m. M-F Beat the Clock 10:30 p.m. Su -..r. Beulah .... ............... ___.__ ____ ..... . 6 p.m. Sa Big Story .............. ______ ..... _._..._ .... 10:30 p.m. F Boring 10:30 p.m. W Break the Bank 10:30 p.m. Su Burns and Allen 11 p.m. alt F Channely 8 Corral . _5:41 p.m. M-Sa Charlie Wild 11 p.m. Tu (is m Kid 7 p.m. To Crime Photographer 11 p.m. alt. F ( rusader Rabbit 5:40 pm. M-F Date with Judy ... ..... _ ...... -....-..- .........11 a.m. Sa Film Firsts 9 p.m. Sa . Fireside Theater .4 p.m. Su Four Star Re'llIP 1 p.m. Su nodfreY. Arthur 8 p.m. %V Guest House 6 p.m. Su Heidi. Horace ......... _.— 10:30 pm. Tu Hopalong (assidy 4 p.m. Sa I Coser Times Square 12 n. alt. Sa In a Lighter vein . 1 p.m. M-F It Pays to Be Ignorant 8 pm. Sa Jukebox Jamboree 9 p.m. F Man Hunt 11 p.m. Th March of Time 8 p.m. Su Martin Kane 8:30 pm. Sa Miss Susan 12 n. M-F Moore. Garry 1:30 p.m. M-F Mr Vi Ward ...... ____________3:30 p.m. Su Musical Playhouse 9:30 p.m. Th One Man's Family ...—. 3 pm. Su People In the News ............. -....-..-.7:30 p.m. M-F Premier Theatre 8 p.m. Tu Racket Sound ..... _ ....... __-..-..___._ 2 p.m. Su Ranger Rider 8 pm M Ruggles, Charlie 7 pm. SII Smokey Rogers . p.m. M-Sa Snare Cadet 5:15 p.m. M. W. F Stars oser F1'orood 830 pm. F Stop the Music In p.m. Th Story Theater 8:30 p.m.111: a p.m. F Stranger Than Fiction 7 pm. M Strike It Rich 12:30 p.m. M, W. F Summer Theater 7 p.m. Sa Super Circus 1 pm. Sa Theater t f Romance ....... _____ .... 12 n. alt. Sa This Is Show Business 7:30 pm. Su Time for Benny 6:30 p.m. M-F Trouble with Father 6.30 p.m. Sa Two Girls Named Smith 11:30 a.m. Sa few* and Cues..... .......... .............5:30 p.m. M. W

Whiteman, Paul ln p.m. Sa Wrestling p.m. Vi Your Pet Parade 12:30 p.m. Su

thing that could be considered in bad taste. So what if she does show a lit-tle flesh on the cover of your maga-zine? She doesn't show as much as you see on any beach. More power to her. She sings, dances, leads her or-chestra and gives young people a chance to realize their ambitions. Would protesters feel any better were she to do all this in red wdblen un-derwear? A beautiful, talented woman with a beautiful figure is something to behold. May she continue her show for a long time.

Louise Gardner, 2427 Eighteenth St., San-ta Monica, Calif. Why does Mrs. E. Suchman look at

Ina Ray Hutton if she dislikes her so? I think she is very good, and my fa-vorite TV star. I am thirteen years old and have seen strapless gowns before. I do not think there is any-thing about Ina Ray Hutton's show that would cause youth delinquency.

Mrs. Jeff Coker, 8235 Carlton, Los An-geles, Calif. Could you tell me when the Ewing

Sisters will be back on TV, or perhaps they are, and I can't find the right network. To us, they are the finest and we really miss them.

To our knowledge, the Ewing Sisters have no im mediate TV plans.

Dorothy Moen, North Hollywood, Calif. It is with deep regret and dismay

we note the absence' from the TV screen of our favorite musical artist, Korla Pandit. Mr. Pandit has that rare combination of great talent plus per-sonality so necessary for an artist if he is to keep his audience enraptured week after week, as he has done. His music is enchanting beyond words and we are grateful that we may still enjoy it through the medium of his records. A top television show could be built

around this interesting personality. In our opinion he can never be replaced. We sincerely hope that we shall see Korla Pandit again very soon! A pro-gram of this quality should not be absent for long from our screens.

Mr. Pandit is currently planning a fil med TV show for possible early fall release. Watch this magazine for definite word.

Marjorie Goodnight, 1055A Winchester, Glendale, Calif. It was rumored in TV-Radio Life that

Korla Pandit was contemplating a con-cert at the Self-Realization Shrine at Pacific Palisades. Being a member of that group, I have verified this and the concert will be given August 2 at 8:00 p.m. The address is 17190 Sunset Boulevard, and the affair is open to the public.

Mrs. Goodnight has given us the latest information available; for further details we suggest that readers may call the SRF organization at CA pttol 0212 or write Self-Realization Fellowship, 3880 San Rafael, L. A. 63.

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TV-RADI O LIFE FRIDAY, JULY 20 ( e.49'.. 0. 4. 4,,,,,, One",..«,,ente-,e7,, e-ne"."2"..0,, 0•4.9̂,- ~v 1

Radio ill Review For Love o' Mike ( CGo emn me ream' t

Looks Like Gisele MacKenzie, Canadian-born songstress, becomes

a permanent member July 22 of the Sunday Mario Lanza Show .. . as a result of her two highly successful guest appearances on this airshow recently---- -Hollywood The-atre," under Turns sponsorship, will occupy the time spot formerly held by Fanny Brice in NBC's fall schedule, with original half-hour dramas starring film personalities di-rected by Jack Johnstone and featuring Jeff Alexander's orchestra. . . . Jack Benny will chairman the 1952 Radio-Television-Recording and Advertising Charities drive. . • . Armand LaPointe, announcer on Phil Regan's show, has added same type chores for Faye Emerson's TV show to his duties.. . . King Cole has cut a series of fifteen-min-ute airers for Armed Forces Radio Service. Mutual's fa bulous wish-fulfillment program from Hol-

lywood, "Queen for a Day," will make a series of personal appearances at the Inglewood Community Fair, starting July 26 and 27. Headlined by Jack Bailey, the audience-participation show will originate from the Big Top. To make sure the most worthy woman in the audience is selected "Queen" each day, the same rigid procedure the radio show follows will be adhered to. . . . CBS's "Stars Over Hollywood" will be a Satürday morning show on the fall line-up, beginning October 6, under the sponsor-ship of Carnation, which also has "The Contented Hour" on radio... . Robert Merrill is putting his talents into an hour-long airshow, "Your Favorite Opera," for the fall airing. The male opera singer will be featured in the role of narrator and will spin some of his own RCA-Victor recordings. Johnny Olsen's "Luncheon Club" and Walter Kiernan's

show, both ABC spots, are being dropped July 20 by their cigarette sponsors, but Olsen will continue with his "Rumpus Room" afternoon strip and Kiernan will go on with his "Family Circle" strip. . .. Gloria DeHaven is re-cording shows for release in Italy by Voice of America. . . . "Criswell Predicts" is that columnist's latest venture into KFWIS radio, as a five-a-week fifteen-minute show aired at 11:00 a.m. . . . Eddie Kay and Frances Farwell are auditioning a "Music for the Tired Business Man" airer at NBC. .. . James Roosevelt has signed to emcee a new radio show, "Melt Your Mortgage," which is cur-rently in the audition stage. . . . Peter Donald has been signed to take over for the first two weeks on ABC's "Breakfast Club" while Don McNeill goes vacationing, but no host has been set for "Club's" last six weeks of Mc-Neill's eight-week summer layoff.

Suits Radio to a T In these days when so many radio men are singing the

blues, it was exceptionally nice to hear KIEV's Cal Can-non tell about the station's newest promotion. It's T-shirts! Cannon calls them "walking billboards." The shirts,

which sell regularly for $1.25, carry the "KIEV, 870 on the dial" message, and youngsters are vying frantically to be the' first in their neighborhood to wear them. All it takes is a listen to KIEV, on which a mystery tune is played at a different time every day. You guess the tune, send in your guess with 25 cents to KIEV, and if you are right, the T-shirt is yours. KIEV first ran the announcement on Saturday, June 30,

aid by Monday morning had ninety-one shirt requests on hand. On the second day 127 hopefuls responded, ând by the first day of last week the station had already sent out 1500 shirts. News of the successful promotion reached

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*Indicates News Broadcast ,/lndicates Highlight 841LECA, KFMK—Don McNeill.

*KFI —Rehind the Headlines. *KHJ. KFNM, KGB. ILVOE—

Ceril Brown. KNX —Ralph SsorY Show. Ri AC —Country Church. KFVD—Wakeup Ranch.

*GIEWB. KIEV, KLAC. KMPC, KXLA —News.

KtiFJ —World Bible Society. KRKIL—Ernest C. Wilson. KWIL W—Latin Rhythms.

5:03—KIEV -1.arm Klock Blab. KLAC—Stock Market Report.

8 :13—KFI —Johnny Murray. . *KHJ. KN . KGB, KO WL,

K WKW —News. KALI—Calif. Civil Defense. KFWB--Bill Leyden. KliFJ—L.A. Fire Department. KLAC —Haynes at the Reins. KMPC —Bus. News: Sports. K WK W—Friends of Israel. KXLA —Curly Wiggins.

8:30—KFI, KFSI)—Jack Berrh. KHJ, KFXM, KGB. KNAVE— Bible Institute Hour.

KNX, KCIMJ —Grand Slam. KFOX —Words of Life. KFVD--Morning Call. KGFJ—Yesterday's Hits.

*KGIL, KRKD--News. KM114: —Ross Mulholland. K WE W—Nazarene Church. KXLA —Ha‘en of Rest.

8:45—KFI, KFSD—Dial Dave Garroway.

KNX—Rosemary. *KFVVIS—News. KGER —Bible Treasury. KLAC—Racing News. K WK W —Council of Churches.

9—KIECA—Reserve. KFI —Coffee Time. KHJ—Dixieland Breakfast Club.

K M —Dixieland Breakfast club.

G N—M endy Warren. *Is) tI, KFSD. KLAC—News. Si It 11—Morning Call. KEW II—Yoram Hollow. KGER—Lutheran Hour. KGE.1—Housewives Hit Parade KIEV—'Larm Klock Klub. KMPC—Ross Mulholland. K WK W —Bill Stewart Show. KXLA—Bar Nothin' Rands.

11:05--KLAC —Ilaynes at the Reins. 11:15*KECA—Headline Edition.

KNX. ELCBQ—Aunt Jenny. KFOX—Home Missionary.

*KFVD. KGFJ —News. 9:20*KECA —D. Gardiner. News.

9:25*KECA—A. Van Horn. *KMPC —News.

9:30—KECA, KFMR—Romance of Eselyn Winters.

KI1J —Nornia KNX, KCBQ—Helen Trent. KALI—Hunter Hancock. KFOX—Full Gospel. KFVD—Illorning Call.

/KFVVR—Eleanor Roosetelt. KGER—God's Half Hour. KGF.I —Spotlight Parade. KIEV —Discing With Dirk. KLAC—Al Jarvis Ballroom. R Si Ye —Cliet Milani.

7.4 —Y1 t'A— When a Girl Marries. KN X, ECRQ—Our Gal Sunday

1A —KE.CA, KFMB—Lene Journey, V 1111—All Arbund Ton n. *KELL KFX111. KGB. HYDE—

News Glenn Hardy. KS X—Big Sister.

*KFON, KGER—News. KFVD—Morning Call. KFWB —Eleanor Roosevelt. KGFJ —Ring Sings. KIEV —DIseing With Dick. GEAC —Al Jarvis Ballroom.

*KMPC--News; Howard Flynn. K M-A—Tom Ca fferty.

to .—KECA —Yesterday on Rdwy. KFXM. KGB. KV0E—

Tello-Test. KS X— Ma Perkins. KFWB—Maurice Hart.

KRKID—Dr. Richardson. 10:25— KALI, KFON—Major League

Ball. 10:30—KELCA. KIMB—My True Story

R U—Break the Bank. KFIJ—Answer Man. KNX—Young Dr. Malone.

*KFWB—Newe: Maurice Hart. *KGII-, KFWB—News. KRKD—Marvin Ash. K W K W—'1ony Sein.

10:45—KHJ—Ruse Morgan. ENS—Guiding Light. KMPC —Hollywood Editor. KRKD—Midniht Mission. K.X1-A—Charlie Aldrich.

10 :55—EEC A—Edward Arnold. Story Teller.

11 —KECA, KFMB—Betty Crocker. KFSD—Double or

Nothing. KHI. KFXM, KGB, HYDE— Ladies Fair.

ENS—Second Mrs. Burton. • KFAC—finy Bates Post. KFVD—Bible Institute. ILFWB—Nlatiriie Hart. KliFJ—Baseball. KIEV —Disrine With Dick.

*KMPC —News: Howard Flynn. KLAC —Al Jarvis.

11:15—KECA—Easy Aces. KNX—Perry Mason.

*KXLA—Pasattena News. 11:25*KHJ, KV0E—News.

KALI, KFOX, KGFJ—Malor League Ball.

11:30—KECA —On Strings of Song. KFI, KESD—On Strings of

¿K M, KFXM, KGB, KV0E— Queen for a Day.

KS X. ISCRQ—Nora Drake. KIND—Rescue Mission.

*1(11'1'8—News: Maurice Hart. *KGER. FLRFLDs—News. liV1K W—La Hora de Los Angeles.

. KXLA—Hometown Jamboree. 11:35—KGER—Boys Ranch. 11:45—KECA—Paul Hersey.

KNX —The Brighter Day. KGER—Dr. Dan Gilbert.

*Kt:IL—News. 11:55*KFI. KFSD—K. Banghart,

News.

12*KECA—Hank Weaver, News. KFI —Farm Reporter. *KILL KGB. KIEV. KLAC,

KV0E—News. *KNX —News. Bill Kenneally. KALI, KGFJ —Basehall.

Your Editor of the Air J. FRANK BURKE

12 Noon, Mon.-Fri. 4:00-4:30 Sunday

KFVD—Editor of the Air. KFVVB—Rill Anson. KMPC —Peace Prayer, Music. KO WL—Joe Adams Show. KXLA—Hometown Jamboree.

12:05—KLAC—Al Jarvis Ballroom. 15:15—KECA—Altar Bound.

RI-1, KIND —Road of Life. *ILII.I. KGB—Cedric Foster. 1(55 — Wendell Noble.

*KFVD. EGER. KMPC—News. KIEV —Discing With Dick. KFOX—Major League Ball.

12:30—KECA, KFMIS—Modern

KIR-17nKanFSce ls)—.-. Pepper Young. KHJ —Nancy Dixon. ENS, KCBQ—Art Linkletter. KFVD—Midday Memories.

*KE14 B—News Bill Anson. KLAC -570 Club. KMPC—Religiotis Science Inst. KWK W—Imperial Hour. KXLA—Ole Rasmussen.

12:45—KECA—David Amity. ILF1, KFSD—Right to Happiness.

RAJ —Bell Ringer. KMPC —Report to Ranchers.

12 :33*KNX—News.

1—KEt A—Erancée Scully. KFI, FCFSD—Backstage Wife. KFXM. KGB, KVOE—

Jack Kirkwood Show. KNX. ELCBQ—Hilltop House. K PV D—Shopping Highlights. KFWB—Bill Anson. KGER —Peter Slack. Organ. KGFJ—From Sunset and Vine. KIEV—Strictly Instrumental.

Itosi..te—News: 510 Club. *KMP(!--News; Music You

Ordered. KWKVl —Bill Garr Show.

1:13—KECA—Ira Cook. KFI. Kt-SD—Stella Dallas. KNX, ECHO—Kings Row. RXI,A —Garden Chats.

1:30—KFI, KFSD—Young Widder Bsrootah•inn.g.

KILL KGB—Double or

KNX —Phillip Norman . *KFWB—News: Bill Anson. KGER—Stars on Parade. KGFJ—Anyfiody's Hit Parade. K IEV —Date With Allin Slate.

*KXLA—News: music. 1:45—KIFIRo.ue. Ks FSD— Woman in My

2- Etch. KFMB--Mary Margaret McBride.

KTSD —Just Plain EEL

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KLAC—News. KFAG—Concert Matinee. KEVD—Harlematine. KFWB—Bill Anson. KGER—Long Beach Band. KliFJ—Meet the Band. KIET--Date With Albin Slate.

*KMPC—News; Johnny Grant. FiliKD —Government Speaks. IiWK W —Bill Garr. XLA—I rank Simon.

2:05—KNX—Paul Masterson Show. 2:111 —KLAC-5711 Club. 2:15—KFI, KF'SD —Front Page

Farrell. KHJ —Luncheon with Lopez. KFOX—Tetas KGFJ—Variety on llano. KRKD—Home safety. KXLA—Al

2 :23—KNX —Mr. Information. 2:30—KECA—Variety laie.

KFT, KIND—Lorenzo Jones. KHJ—T1 omen Are VI onderful. KNX —Jack Owens Show.

*KEKB—News: Bill Anson. KGEK—Ciarden School.

*KGFJ—News. *KRKD—News; Tops in l'ope. KWK W —Open House.

2:40—IitiER —Long Beach Band. 2:45—KF1, KFSD—Bob and Ray.

ENX—George Fisher. KG KII —Saludos Amigos. KXLA—Frank Simon.

lit—SECA—Family Circle. ifKF1, IlLESD—VVelcome

Tratelers. KHJ—Club 930.

¿KNX, KÇBQ—Arthur Godfrey. KFAC—World uf Opera. KIND —Harlematinee. KFWB—Peter Potter.

*KGER—News; Rancho 1390. KliFJ W Roundup. KIEV—Rusa Morgan.

*KLAC, KA M. KXLA—News. BOWL—Joe Adams Show. KWK W—Open House.

3:05—KLAC—Sports; 570 Club. KMPC—Johnny Grant.

3:15*KGIL—News. RXI.A—Mosie Mountain.

3:30—KECA —Jay Stevrart's Fan Mail.

KFSD —Aunt Mary. KI'AC—Lyrics in Chorus.

*KGEJ —News. KIEV —Discing With Dick.

*KRECD--News: Tops in Pops. KTVK W —Traffic Quiz.

3:35—KECA—F•amily Circle. 3:40—KHJ—Talk Back. 3:45*EFI —News.

KHJ —Lynn Looks at H'wood. *KFAC, K WK W—News. KFOX, KFTD—Pensions. KGFJ —Piano Moments.

A—KECA —Perfeet Husband.

KFIL KFSD—Dr. Paul. *KHJ. KPXM, KGB— Redd.

Hurteigh. KNX a . KFAC—Musfeal Masterpieces.

*KFOX, KLAC, KIWPC —News. • KIND—Melody Matinee.

KFWB—Peter Potter. KGFJ—Teen Timers Matinee. KIEV —Discing With Dick. K WK W—Rodett Bill. KXLA—Music Mountain.

4:05—KLAC —Sports; Jukebox Jamboree.

KMPC—Bing Crosby. 4:15—KF1 —Life Can Be Beautiful.

*KHJ, KFXM, KGB. KS 0E— Frank Hemingway.

KNX. 11CBQ—Strike It Rich. *KFVD—News. -KMPC—Dinah Shore.

4 :25*KINTB—News. 4:30—KECA —Songs of Another

Season. /KFI —Burritt Wheeler. *gm, KGB—Behind the Story. KI ND—Vocal Varieties. KEW It—Platter Pals. EGFJ —Dixieland. KMPÇ—Ira Cook. K WK W —Bill Sampson Show.

4:45—KECA—Reserve. *KHJ. KFXM. KGB. HVOE—

Sam Hayes..

KNX —Johnny Dugan. KLAC—Racing Roundup. KXLA—Melody Valley.

4:55*KMPC—News. 5*HECA. KFVD, K WK W—News. *KFI—Ffature Wire.

KGB—Mert's Record Adventures,

*KN X. KCBQL-Neers, Hollenbeck.

K FOX —Sunshine Mission. KEATS—Red Rowe. KGFJ—Jite at Fite. RGIL—Children's Corner. KIEV —Easy Does It.

*KLAC—News; Sports. KM PC—Help Wanted. K RKD—Wagon Wheels. K %LA—Melody Valley.

5:05*KECA —Headline Edition. 5:10—KLAC—Los Angeles Today.

KMPC—Today in Sports. 5 :15*KECA—Irting Howard.

*BFI, KGER—News. egNx—Torn Harmon. KFVD—Music for Humming. • KliFJ—Pianists of the Future. M AC—Stars of the Week, gm pc—Lonerinme Gal. K WK W—Sports Back Talk.

5:30*RECA, KIAIII —Chet Huntley. KFI—Casa Cugat. KHJ, KFXM, KGB. KVIIE--Singing Marshall.

*KNX. KCIIQ— World Today, Carroll Alcott.

KFAC—Whoa Bill Club. *KFOX, KGIL. KLAC —News. *KGFJ —Record Jackpot; News. . KMPC—Stars of Song. BRED —Snorts Dial. KXLA—Squeakin' Deacon.

11:45*KECA, KF5111--Itob Garred. HIFSD—Elmer Peterson.

*KNX. KCISQ—News. Goss. KFOX—Your Fishearter. KFVD —Piano Serenade.

¿KLAC —Sam Baiter. Sports. KMPC—Top Tunes. KRKD—Race Results.

5:55*K N X. KCBQ—News. KILT —Popsicle Clubhouse.

8*HECA. KFOX, H MIS, KLAC —News.

*K M, KFXM. KGB. KVIIE--Gabriel Heatter.

KNX —Capital Cloakroom. KFAC—Etehings in Silver. KIND—Airline Special. Kt:PI—Request Performance. KIEV—Easy Does It

*KMPC—Norman Nesbitt. News BOWL—Joe Adams Show. KRKD—F:tening itarieties. KXLA—Pronerty Owners.

6:05*KI:CA—Main Street to Malibu. KIEV —Sam's Show. KLAC —Al Jarvis Ballroom.

6:15*KECA—Elmer Davis. *KILL KGB—Radio Newsreel. KFTD —Mar's Shellacs. KFWB—Sports.

FRIDAY RADIO LOGS /KMPC —Bob Kelley, Sports.

: 30 1 K ECA —Boston Mackie. IKFI, SFSD—Mr. Keene. KHJ, KGB—Tite Answer Man. KNX, ECHO—Summer Cruise. liFOX—Hal's Memory Room. KFWB—Amarica Dances.

¿KMPC —Hollywood I'ark Races KXLA —Eddy Arnold Show.

6:45*K11.1, KFXM, KGB. HVOE— News, Sam Hayes.

*KGFJ—News. REED—Dr. Joseph Murphy.

6:55*KILL KFXM, KGB, KVOE--Bill Henry.

er*KECA —News. KIFI—Roy Shields ,t Co.

KI XM, KGB—The Hidden Truth.

KNX--Command Ilteater. KCIIQ —Nlusie Party. KFAC —Etening Serenade. HFOX —Our Cate. KEWB—America Dances. KGER—Family Bible Hour. KGFJ—Musical Digest.

*1/1611., KLAC. KMPC. KRKD. KXLA —News.

KIEV—Easy Does It. 7:05—KECA—Steel Pier Orch.

KLAC —Crosby di Company. KMPC —Musical Memories.

7:15-111(1K1)-3/, rime Waltzes. KXLA —Happy Perryman.

7 :30—KECA —Nophistirated Rhyth m. KFI —Motorists Melody Time. KHJ, KFXM. KGB. KATIE— Cisco Kid.

KNX— Women's Forum. KFAC—Echoes and Encores. KLAC —Make Mine Music. RA MC —Musical Memories. KRIRD—Dr. Richardson. K WK W —Betz Spanish Proa. KXLA—Ole Rasmussen.

7:45—KFI—Pro and Con. *KFOX —News.

« RI-VTR— Rosary Hour. . KRKD —Catholie Quarter Hour

7 :55*KECA —News. KLAII;--Wenther Report.

8iKECA, KFMIR—Defense Attor-ney.

KIT. KFSD —One Man's Family.

KH.I. KGB. KVOE—Magazine Theater.

KNX, KCBQ— World Tonight. KFAC —Etening Convert. KFWB —Christian Science Lecture.

KGFJ —H'wood House Party. *KLAC —News; Parade of

Music. *KMPC—Norman Nesbitt,

News. K WK W—Gordon Baker Lloyd.

*KXLA—News. 1):15*KFI. KFSD— World News.

KNX—Dance Orch. KGF.1 —National Guard.

Friday Radio' Program Highlights A.M. Programs in Lightface Type: P.M. Programs in Boldface.

Comedy. Variety

3:00—Arthur Godfrey, KNX.

Quo, Participation

Bkfst. Club, KECA 8:30—Grand Slam, KNX. II :00—Double or Nothing, KF1. . 1.1:3'0—Queen for a Day. KHJ. 12:30—Art Linkletter, KNX. 3:00— Welcome Travelers, KFI.

Comment-Narration g:311—Eleanur Roosevelt. KF WB 2:00— Mary M. McBride, KECA 4:30—Burritt Wheeler. EFL 9:00—Eleanor Roosevelt, KFWB.

Drama

7:00—Command Theater. KNX. 8:00—Defense Attorney, KECA. 0:011— MGM Theater. KFI. 9:20—Newsstand Theater. KECA.

Mystery-Detective

8:30—Boston Mackie. KECA. 7:00—The Hidden Truth. KHJ. 8:30—This is 'lour FBI, KECA. 10:00—I Love a Mystery, KHJ.

Sports

10:25—Major League Ball, KALI. KGFJ.

5:15—Tom Harmon, KNX. 5:45—Sam Baiter. KLAC. 6:15—Bob Kelley, KMPC. 8:30—Joe Hernandez, KMPC. 8:15 —Baseball. KLAC. KMPC.

Public Interest

6:00—Capitol Cloakroom. KNX. 7:30—Romen's Forum. KNX.

KLAC. KMPC —Baseball, KXLA—Happy Perryman.

8:30IKECA, KFNU3 —This Is Tour FBI.

KFI—Lyn Murray Show. KILL KFXM, KGB. KV 0E— True or False.

KNX. KCBQ—Music From Catalina.

*KFWB —News. KGER —Drgan. KGEJ —Today's Hits. RA MAT —Civil Air Patrol. KXLA—Ole Rasmussen.

8:45 —RFAVB—U.N. Today. KGER—Musie Hall, KWK W—fltil Defense.

8/HECA, KFM11—A Life in Tsar Hands.

JI M—MGM Theater. *K M. KFXM, KGB. KV0E—

News, Glenn Hardy. KNX—Robt. Q's Waxworks. ISFAC —Evening Concert. KFSD—Night Beat.

It BE MS—Eleanor Roosevelt. KGFJ—Today's Hits. KLAC, KMPC—Baseball. . KRKD—Saddle Serenade.

*K WK W—News. K LA—Sn kin* Deacon.

9:15*ECHJ —Robt. Hurleigh. 9:30—RECA—Newsstand Theater.

K M, RI 11E—Crime Fighters. KNX. KCBQ—Tony Pastor. KGER —Brown Schools. KG1.1 —Platter Party.

9:45*KF WB—News. 9:55*KHJ, KFX51, KGB. IIVOZ —

News. *KECA, KFMB—Newn. *KFI.

Reporter. /K M. KFXM, KGB-1 Loy* a

Mystery. *KNX. KCBQ—Ten Otlock

Wire. KFWB—Gene Norman. KGER —Peter Slack, Organ.

*KLAC —News: Make Mine Music.

KMPC—Lucks Lager Time. 10:15—KECA—Dr. Frederick Bailee.

*KFI —Michael Flinn, News. *KILL KGB —News. Frank

Edwards. KNX —Tom Harmon. KFSD—Lucky Lager flancs.

10:20*KNX —Carroll Alcott, News. 10:30—KECA —Claremont Orch.

KIT —Passing Parade. KIM —Lonesome Gal. KNX—Philip Norman.

10:45*RECA —News. KFI—At Home With Lionel • Barrymore.

10:50—KECA—New Yorkers.

11

10

—KECA—Cinegrill Music. *KFI. KHJ, KNX—News. KEN D—Spade Cooley Time.

11:10—KHJ —Game of the Day. KNX—Tom Hanlon's Score-board.

11:15—KECA—Iteterly Hills Oreh. KFI —Biltmore Oreb. KNX —Merry-Go-Round., KXLA—Bailey and Cooper.

11:30 —KECA —The New Iorkers. KFI —Joe White.

11:45—KNX —You and the World.

lle*HECA, KN X, KLAC—News. 116 KFI —Mosical Menu. KFVD —Spade Cooley Tinte. KFWB—Don Otis.

12:05—RN X— Hawthorne. KGFJ—Mike Stuart (to 7).

12:30—KFI —Midnight flyer. l2:55*KMPC —News.

*KNX —News.

STAFFERS ON ICE KTLA's production cre w

members must don ice skates when they telecast "Frosty Frolics," which come remote from the Polar Palace.

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TV-RADI O LIFE

Radio in Review—Continued a radio station in El Centro and one in Santa Barbara They immediately inquired for particulars.

Meanwhile, youngsters are scooting around, proudly displaying their.KIEV T-shirts; mothers and children are keeping their ears glued to KIEV so that the mystery tune won't be missed; and KIEV is happily answering replies and shipping shirts. By summer's end, Cal Cannon hopes to have between 5,000 and 6,000 "walking bill-boards."

Radio Newsmen Ned Calmer, CBS Rome correspondent, flew to Iran on

special assignment to cover for airing the daily develop-ments in this tension spot. He reported that "Events in Iran are moving toward a final showdown, and within a very short time it will be too late for either side in the oil dispute to change its mind and make a concession." Calmer is not making predictions as he, too, wonders whether the Iran government kill stand or fall... whether the British are hoping it will fall or not. .. and he wonders if the change in oil ownership would lead to fresh negotiations or Communist chaos, or possibly even the calling in of Communist Russian technicians to run the refineries. He did say in one broadcast: "So far, it looks as though the only winner in this perilous game of international poker is Russia."

CBS is keeping open circuits to Japan to cover all even-tualities in connection with the Korean cease-fire nego-tiations. They are ready for any special developments important enough to be bulletined by cutting In on radio or television programs. CBS Tokyo Chief George Herman cut his vacation short to fly to Tokyo from Idlewild Air-port, New York. Besides Herman, other CBS correspondents in the Tokyo-Korea area are John J. Jefferson, Robert Pierpoint and Robert P. (Pepper) Martin.

"Kings Row" Sagas With the resurgence of popularity of "Kings Row," a

noteworthy addition to CBS radio serials, Katherine Bella-mann, whose late husband, Henry, authored the original story, and who herself penned the."Dr. Parris Mitchell of Kings Row" sequel, is currently preparing another volume on the famed literary figures which will give CBS enough story line for at least another ten years of broadcasting.

Producers are also eyeing the series for a possible fall telecasting which should also keep Mrs. Bellamann busy.

Winchell's Substitutes A host of celebrities will take over on ABC's Sunday

night Walter Winchell spot during the newsman's vaca-tion . . . Tony Martin, July 22; Robert Alda and Isabel Bigley of "Guys and Dolls" fame, July 29; Jimmy Durante, August 5; Martha Raye, August 12; Patti Page, August 19; Bob Hope, August 26; and Frankie Laine, September 2, with each pinchhitter closing the broadcast with a two-minute news summary.

Radio Is Not Down or Out Radio men who are standing pat on radio's possibilities

and its future have listed the reasons, most recent ones that is, to show that the elder airwaves medium is still very much alive. First is the• fact that the U. S. Army and Air Force is takihg time on all the webs . . . the TV onslaught has resulted in only a two per cent decline in 1951 network billings . . . big sponsors like Procter & Gamble, although having cancelled some airshows, still carry twenty-one hours and twenty-one minutes of radio, and Lever Bros. continues its five hours of radio time ... and there were 14,500,000 radio sets sold last year as com-pared with 6,500,000 television sets sold . . . also Kingan Foods, never before on the air, has backed "Arthur God-frey's Digest" . . . "Dr. Pepper" has been signed for the mike after a four-year absence . . . and "Lux" has been renewed for its seventeenth consecutive year . . . plus naming other big-time sponsors who have not turned their backs on radio.

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SATURDAY, JULY 21 *Indicates News Broadcast ¿Indicates Highlight

8 —HECA, KFMB—No School Today.

KFI, KFSD—Hollywood Love Story.

*KHJ—Cecil Brown. *KNX, KCBQ. KFWB, KIEV,

KLAC, KMPC. KXLA— News.

KFVD— Wakeup Ranch. KGFJ—World Bible Society. HO WL--Spanish Hour. K WK W—Ritmos Latino-Americanos.

KCI3Q—Let's Pretned. KIEV —'Larm Klock Klub. KLAG—Stock Report.

s:I5*KHJ, KGB—News. KFWB—Bill Leyden. KGFJ —Time Was. KLAC —Haynes at the Reins. KMPC —Market Report, Sports KWK W—Friends of Israel. HNILA—Ottriey Wiggins.

8 :30—KFI, KFSD—My Secret Story. KHJ, KFXSI. KGB, HVOE— Flying Feet.

KNX, KCBQ—Make Believe Town.

*KFAC, KGIL—News. KFOX—Bible Class. KFVD—Morning Matinee. KGER—Voice of China. ROFJ —Dr. Murphy. KMPG—Glaz Facts. HO WL—Precious Memories. K WK W—Church of Nazarene. KXLA—Sacred Records.

8:45—KECA—Mirandy's Almanac. KFAC—Unity.

*KFWB—News. KGER—Go Ve Fellowship. KGFJ—Yesterday's Hits. KLAC —Racing News. KMPC —Beauty Digest. K WK W —Sacred Heart. 9—Kt.:CA—No School Today. KF1 —This Is Higgins, Sir. KHJ, 111FX31. FIGB—Dr. Hiss.

if RN KCBQ—Theater of Today.

KFAC—Rose Room. KFOX —Pentecostal Church. KFVD —Morning Matinee. KFWB—Saiyation Army. KGFJ— What's New? KIEV —'Larm Klock Klub.

*KLAC—News; Haynes at the Reins.

*K3IPC—News: Dick

HO WL —Coffee Time Classics. KRKD —Sagebrush Serenade. K WK W —Bill Stewart. K XLA—Sacred Records.

9:15— HEC A—Ira Cook's Beach l'arty.

KFAC —Federation of Churches KFOX —Gospel Joy Bringer.

*KGFJ—News. KO WL—German Hour.

9:30—KFI, KFSD—Marine Band. KHJ—Here's to Vets.

‘KNX, KCBQ—Grand Central Station.

KALI—Hunter Hancock. KFAC—Piano Parade. KFOX —Full Gospel. KFVD —Jamboree Jubilee. KGER—God's Half Hour. KGFJ—Billy Eckstine. KIEV —Discing With Dick. KLAC—Al Jarvis Ballroom.

*KXLA—News: Music. 9:45—KHJ—Extra Time.

KFOX—Highland View Bible. KGFJ —Spotlight Parade.

*K RKD—News ; Music. 9:55*K NX, SCISQ —Cedric Adams.

*KFAC —News. —KECA—Reach Party. KFI, KFSD—Jackie Robinson's Platter-Up Club.

*KHJ, KFXM. KGB. KVOE— Newspaper of the Air.

iHNN, KCBQ—Stars Over Hollywood.

KALI—Hunter Hancock. *KFOX—News. KFVD—Jamboree Jubilee. KGER—Prayer Revival Center KGFJ —Bing Sings. IRGIL—Bob Moore Show. KIEV —Discing With Dirk. KLAC—Al Janis Ballroom.

*KMPC —News; Dick Whining-:1El.

HO WL—Amer.-Croatian Hr. KRI M—Swing Time. K WK W —Bill Stewart. KXLA—Music.

10:05—KFOX—Assembly of God. I0:15—KHJ —Land of the Free.

KFVVB—Maurice Hart. *KGFJ—News. KRKD—Dr. Richardson .

10:25—KALI— Major League Ball. 10:30—KFI—Rio Rhythms.

KHJ. KGB—Helen Hall. ZNX, HCBQ—Allas Jane D oe.

10

FIFAC —Song Recital. KFMB—V lacent I opez. KFSD—Radio City USA.

*KFWB—News; Maurice Hart. KGER—Hymns for the Day. KGFJ —Dance Band Review. KRHD—Potpourri. K WK W—Tony Sein.

10:45—KHJ, KGB—Guest Star. KGER—Rev. Kopp.

*KFAC —News. 10:55—KNX —Mystery Singer.

KFOX, KGFJ —Major League Ball.

1 1 — HECA—Ira Cook's Beach Party.

KFI, KFSD—Mary Lee Taylor. KHJ, KGB— Dunn on Discs. KNX —Music With the Girls. KFAC —Guy Bates Post. KFVD—Jamboree Jubilee. KFWB—Maurice Hart. KGER—Rev. I elltoy Kopp. KGFJ—Baseball. KIEV—Discing With Dick. KLAC —Al Jarvis Ballroom. KMPC—For You. HO WL—Spanish Hour. F REID —Songs of Yesteryear. K WK W—Tony Sein. KXLA— Western Music.

11:15—KFAC —Folk Songs. KGER—Boy's Ranch.

11:30—HECA —riano Playhouse. KFSD —National Farm

and Home Hour. KNX—Meet the Missus. HCBQ—Cold Hard Cash. KFVD—Shopping Highlights.

*KFWB—News; Maurice Hart. *HGER —News; Missionary

Echoes. KOWL—serbian Program.

*KRHD—News; Sweet Pops. KWK W—La Hora de Los Angeles.

11:45—KGER—Dr. Dan Gilbert. *KG1L—News.

1 411—HECA—Pan American Show. KFI —Farm Reporter.

*KILL KGB—News. KNX, HCBQ—Fun to Be Young.

KALI. KFOX. KGFJ— Baseball.

KFAC —Luncheon Concert.

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KFVD—Now Hear This. KFWB—Bill Anson.

*KIEV, KLAC —News. KMPC —Music for Today. KO WL—Joe Adams Shove. KRKD— Western Wayside. K WK W—La Hora de Los Angeles.

KXLA—Jimmie Dolan. 12:05—KLAC—Al Janis Ballroom. 12:15—KFI —QuIck. What's the

Answer? KHJ—Popular Music. KIEV —Discing With Dick.

12:30—HECA, KFISIB—San Francisco Sketchbook.

KHJ. KGB. KFX31, Ki'llE— Man on the Farm.

KNX—Motor City Melodies. *KFWB—News. KGER—Luncheon Serenade, KGIL—Saturday Serenade. KLAC -570 Club. K WK W —Imperial Hour.

12:45—KFU Ans., —KErA, KFMB—Horse Racing. KF'I—Quick, What's the Answer?

KHJ, KGB. KFXISI, Sports Parade.

KNX—The Chicagoans. KFVD —Now Hear This. KFWB—Bill Anson. KGF,R—Luncheon Serenade. KGFJ—From Sunset and Vine. KIEV—Strictly Instrumental.

*K I.AC —News: Sports. KMPC —Parade of Hits. KOWL—Joe Adams Show. K WK W—Bill Garr Show. K.X.LA—Community Broadcaster.

1:10—KLAC-570 Club. 1:15*HECA. KFMB—ABC Late

News. EF1 —Are Yon From Dixie? KFAC—Composers Corner.

1:30—HECA—Saturday Afternoon With Bill.

TV-RADI O LIFE • SATURDAY RADIO LOGS M U, KGB, KVOE -Band-stand U.S.A.

KNX -Mr. Information.

RGER -Retl Nichols. Mit.1 -Aityliody's Hit Parade. F.G11.-Inshion Show. KLAC -Sports: 510 Club. RIES -Date W ith Allin Slate.

ikh‘LA -News; Musie. 1 :45 -K N 's-Gaston Fisher.

F MB -Bill Anson. *KGER -NPWS.

2 -KECA -Saturday Afternoon With Bill.

• KFI -Are lieu I- Divie? KH.1 -Arnied Forces Resiew. KN -Philip Norinan . Kr -cri Matinee, hi le -%% ester!, Hita. F I N D-Huarlematinee. Is I it Amino. Fi.ER -11.ong Beach Knout. • C.1 -illeet the Band. Is I .11. -TPPII Time. hit:V -Date With Allin Slate.

*Iv I. W -News: :Slo Club. *IV NI VI --News ; Parade of

tilts. KO WL -.1«,e Adams Show. KR/ill -Signposts to Health. K WK W -Rill Garr. KNLA -Frank Si .

2:15 -101 -Grorge Dsorak KGFJ -Variety l'in110. MIPC -Dugout Dope. KRKD-timernment Speaks.

•.!:311-KCI -Cieoree Dsortik. KNX -Tlik IS Living. KH.I -Georgia Crackers.

*Kt-WS, IIIG KI -News. KLAC -Sptirls: 510 Club. KMPC -Basehall.

*KRKIS-News; Tops in Pops. K K R W - Key hoard (-epees.

',1:33 -KF WIt -Itili A11,1911. 2:48 -KGER -Long Heart, Knott. 2:45-11ECA -Faseinitting Rhythm.

KG1--.1-Saludos Amigo*. KG:IL -Betty

:::55*KF-AC -News. 3-KEPA-Saturday Afternoon

With Bill. K 1.1 -CiPII: Dv orak's Bandstand.

Kt-LI -Bands for Bonds. KNX -Cross-Section L .S.A. KFAC -World of Opera. KFON -Itit aing Post. FF'l l)-Harlematinee. • B--Peter ruiler.

*Ku:ER-Rancho 1390, Sees. KGFJ -Ray Anthony Time. KIEV-Ruse Morgan.

*KLAC--News: 5111 Club. KNIPC -Basehall. FO WL-Joe Adams Shoo. KRI M -Tops in Pops, KV. K W-Open House.

*KXLA -Newa. 3:15 _,t6F.1 -tsonth Seas Rhy-thm.

*KG1L -News. KXLA -Musie Monntain.

3:302.-KECA-Harry Wismer. ICH.1 -U. S. Marine Band. IINX -This li. Los Angeles. KCISQ -Sports Roundup. KFAC -Musione a la Carte. KFS D -Cavaleade «if Music.

*F MB-News. Kt:FA -It-rater', Roundup. 441:11. -Denee Matinee. FIEV -Dliwing With Dick. KLAC -Sports; 5111 Cluh.

*KRIRD -News: Tope in Pops. 3:45-KECA -Vaeationland.

*K(*Rif -Larry Leiviteur. *RFA(. K WK W -News. KF WB -Peter Potter.

A-RI:CA-Junior Junction. KFI -Geo. Dvorak's Bandstand.

KILL KEXN11. KGB, KVOL-John T. Flynn.

KNX -Farm New«. KFAC -Muslenl Masterpieces. KFVD -Lifelinea. FP WR -Peter Potter. KGER -C. S. Nasy Band. KG FI - Piano Moments. F(;11.-- Western Trails. KIEV -Diseing With Dick.

*FLAC-News: Sports. KMPC -Itaitehall. RO W rs on Broad vi y KRKD -Spotlight on a Star. F WK W -Rodei, Bill. KV:ILA-Mush. Stountain.

4:10 -KLAC -Jukelbov Jamboree. KF'Xll. KGB. KV0E -

News, Hemingway. KNX -Paid Masterson Show.

*KGF.I -News. 4:30-FECA -Music of Today.

KFI -Lhing. 1951. F M. Ktill -Al Heller. Sports. F.11.1 -Fantasiew Musicales. KrBtt -S. D. County Fair. KI MIR -Ase Maria. FF WB-Blind Artiste' Guild. KGFJ -Divieland. KO WL--Italian Program.

KWKW -Bill samoson. KNEA -Melody

4:45* MI.I, KGB-Twin Siena (if News.

RN X-1' Hari 00000 . Sport«,. K l'WK -Red ROMP. KGER -Air Travels. FLAC-Raring Roundup.

*KRI M-News.

5-KECA-Rohert It. Nathan. KFI -Marine Corps Show. KHI, KGB, KV0E -Alr Fore. Hour.

KNX, KCBtf -Hollywood Pars Raves.

KALI-N Mee of Si.. America. KI'AC -Sunset de. FPNIII -Naty Hour. KFON. -Sunithine Miasion. KFFID -Prondly We Hall.

*KFVD -News. FF WB -Red Roue. KGER -Peter Shirk, Organ. KGP.1 -.1ise nt Vise. Milt- Melody Time. KIEV -Easy Doe* It.

* K LAC-Ness s, Spe,rt•. Kull'( -Musie for Today. KOW L.-Chien.* Swingteme. FC R D-11 Amin Wheels. K WK W -Enehanted Lady. K LA- Melody Valley.

5:10--KLAC -Loa Angeles Today. 5:15-KF:CA -It's lour Business.

KI'VD -Moide for Humming. KI M -Stars of the Week. K WK W -Sporte Back Talk.

KI-NIR -Ira Blue. Sports.

K11 -Hallelojah Time. KIEL KFIVNII. KGB. KS ibE-Mert's Record Adsenturea.

*KNX, RC MP- World Today, Carroll Aleott.

KFAC -Showlinie. *KFOX. K1.11.. KLAC -News. KGER -Gospel Friends. KGFJ -Fterord Jackpot. KNIPC -Dr. Warner Muir. FRKII -Sports K WK W -Romano Snieraldo. KXLA -Soneakin' Deacon.

5:35--KG11.--Tops in Pope. 5:45*RECA -Newa.

*KFI. KFSD -Elmer Peterson, News.

*KNX, KCI N -News. Frank Goa«.

K FM B-Ira Blue. KEON R Ill RFAD -Aloha Time. Kt:FA -Film SPIVS. KIAC -Sam Batter. Sports. KNIPC -Serenade in Blue. FRKD -Rtwe Regan«.

e -KECA - World Opinion .

KHI. KGB. KVIIE--Hawaii Calls.

KNX, KCBQ -Raylown & Pinch.

KFAC -ShOWSiMP. RFAII•e-Defenne Report.

*RFOX. KXLA -Nelre. KUSD -Amazing Mr. Malone. KFVD -Signattire Song.

*FF WB -News and Mnsie. KGER -Rack to the Bible. KGFJ -Requeat Performenee. M AL- Dinner Coneert. KIEV- Easy Does

erlAILAC -News: Al .Parvis. Welnek

KO WL-sloe Adams Show. KRKD -Evening Varieties.

*K WK W-Manriee Johnson. 6:10 -KNIPC -Your Sneiel PlereritY• it:IN-KMPC -Bish Kelley. 11:30-KECA -Bert indrews.

KFIL KFall -Beh and Ray. KIEL KGB-Caribbean Crease-rands.

RA1.1 -Candlelield and Slicer. KFAC -DInner Coneert. K 111IB -Passing RPTIPW. K FOX -Hal'a Memory Room.

FM K-i4rifitly I root Fuiste. KI.ER -Lukln %alloy rhurell. KMPC -11.11,wood Park RPIPPS F.H KM -H mos Hour. K N.I.A -A1 Williams.

li:lN -KECA -Report to the People.'

Kt;111. -Down lleinory

7-11f:CA->artirdity at the • Shamrock.

KUL M.-SD -Doh and Ray. FLII-I -Cnion Endicott H. S:• l'hoir.

FCBO -Songis for sale. KFAC -Flesit Cohgeegational Chureh.

KF WB -striet ly From UMW. KGEH -Baltimore Gospel.

• KI.F.1 -NInsieal Digest. *Ktill,. KI.A('. FRRII. KXLA

Kta:a•-e:o.y lu,,.. D. KM14* -Vour l'onareediman ' speaks. .

1 :05 -KLAC -Crosby and Coralulnr• 1:15--KNIPC -K • lour FBI. -'

FRK11-.., Time Waltzes. FXLA -Aceent on Youth.

1:30 -KECA, KFMR -Sposee Patrol srt. RF$D -Grand„.file Dory. KH.I -Salitte to Reaertiats. KFAC -Ftrat Baptist Church. KFOX -Pr lllll Ily We Hail. 111:11.--Foollight Fatoriten. KNIPC -Osir Americe. FRKI1---Dr. Richardson. K WK W -Betz Spanish Program.

K.X.I.A -Aerent on 'tooth. 1:45 -KV:SG -Dr. Kelso R. Glaser,

KFVCR -Rosary Ronr. K GIL-N os elaires. • . K WK W -National Guard.

1:55-KLAC-- Weather Report. • a-RE A. KFMR -Lone. Ranger.

FIFE FFSD -Mtudeal Merry-GO-Round. .•

K FX311 -Dside Hanel) • Roundup.

.1 RNA:. FICRO-Vaisighan Wonroe K F AC.-Evening-. l'emeerf. - KI-11X -Modern Concert. KFSG =Dr. Glover.

• KF WD-entinnunity Hour. Treasury..

KGF.1:-If They Had 1.1 411. KG11.--Platter l'arty.

*FILAC -Newa: Sporti, KMPC -Américan Legion .Re-. Port ,

K KK 11 -Slim:Wan Festis . KN,LA -Chiirch in thejltarn.. .

f:15-KFON -Dept. of Employment. KGft Errantlei Mercy.' KGER -flehrew Christian, Kt:I'd -Business Reporter. KI.Ae -Basefm11. KMPC -Rarker.hop

8:30 /KECA. FCFNID-The alier,ft KFI, KFSD -Magolficent monittglIP.

1411.1. -KEN8I. M at; KS ot.-Lombardo Len& -

/KNX -Rate Your Mate. KFOX -Ilitehing Post. KGER-Organ. . " KGF.1 -Todav's Hits.

K ‘1..1 -N•ers. RMPF -Fotore nf K WK W -aguare Dane. Perty,.

8:45 -KGER -Christien Friends. KGF.1 -Tmley'S Hits. KGIL -Melodies Suuft S sneet, KMPC -Parade of Hits, KX1.,4 01e Rasmussen.

8:1M*KEIPA -News. • dek -KECA -Nlarioe. * Kfl. K FS B - NPIV ,

*KIEL KGB, KFNNI, RADP:-News.

KCRQ -Gang Rueter*. FFAC -Et Paine Concert. RFOX -Swingtime at Elks. FFSG -Dr, Gloser. FFIFFR On the Rent.' KGER-s-Mnale -HRH.

Saturday Radio Program Hill/ilia/J.1s A.M. Programs in Light/ace Type: P.M. Program* In Rólitfaee.

Mystery-Detective

9 :00.-Th is Is Higgina, Sir, XVI

9:00-Ganghuaterti, KNX.

9:341-Crime Does Not Pay, KF1.

Drama

9:00--Theater of Today, KNX.

9:30-Grand Central Sta., XXX.

in An -Rt rig Over Wlyw'd.. XXX.

Co medy-Variety

6:00- Maisie. KII.

8:311 -Monte Woolley, KFI.

Pppular- Wertern Sl ott

11:11*--Fanehn Mona*, KNX.

Juvenile

11:116-Let's Pretend, K NX.

14:110-Fion to Be Wining. ÉNX. :10-space Patrol, KE.CA.

011iz. Participation .

:MI -Songs fôr Sale, KN X. 8:36 -Rate lour Mpte, JINX.,

Public interest

II :SO -Natl. Farm Hoitr. 'KFI. 1:11-Know Taut FRI. Mtn-.

111111 -.1-Today's Hits. arraphitek.

• *-Ita 'who II. KMPC -Star. Resiew the leg. KSS KII -Gordon Baker 1.1o.‘d•

9:15 -101.1. KGB-Jerry Shard Trie. 911e- KFC.V.-Dadrinit Part*. - KFI- CrInte Does Sol P ay;

KH.1 -Frankie ' GNPs-Dance Orel,. • .RFMIt--Harre Wisener, SFSD-Jaek McLean Drell.. KFati alurhisiik • Jit.LII -Browit Kt: KG-Platter Party. Program.

Kt:11, -Mimiral Memories. KNIPC -Lneky Dance Time.

9:45 -KFMR-Iling Crosim• 9 :55*K P..S s.

•16-*KKiiil..A_ipe;iiN'ntrii-rtarkeparaer. • RFN.M. Reds- .

onirn W kitten. ' Keltat -ln trrlorli Wire.

RFAC Hteiral Croternage. KFVD -Spade (-unify. RI' W B -Gene Norman.

*FLAC-News: Make Mine Music.

Lager Danee. • • KXLA -ClIffie.Stone. . 111:15-KFI -Raymond N. Darhp

KH.1- 11ance Music. KNX -T Flaretion. - FFSD -Lucky Ileteer TIM*. KI:f•-.R -1.est Fm'ilteL

to:2o*KNN-s-C a rroil tleot C. •

In:311 -KEt A-Claremont orrh. harleen How kee

KHI. kt-xm-4. Nan. Oreh. K N A-Philip Norman.

10:55*KLAC -News.

" Z:We. : • Kran -Liwky Lager

K I'N Il-Spade Cooley Time: KLAC -Make Mine Neale.. FMI't -1.neky Dance lima.

11:111-KILI -Game of the Rae. - RN \--Sports.

11:15- F11- Meet lour Congress. KNl -Nlel Baldwin. • - KXLA -Carl Bailey it filet Cooper.

11:30-KECA -Rmerly Hills Oreh. KFI -Joe White Show.

12*KÇFFI.A7111:1"i.:1 Menu. • *KNN, KLAC, News.

KF'S-D -Spade Cooley 'TIME - M I18--Don -•

Sinart (to KRKD -N1«bonlight Serenade. Ito

I :sri -RN Xv•vHst It &borne. . ',in-FIFO -Midnight Flyer. ' -

Recorded Highlights SATURDAY POPUI AR

sor. a.m. -KLA(' -flaynes at Bettie. • is.m. -KF:CA -Ira Cook . 0:30 e.m. -KLAC -Al Jarvis. 11:110 noon- KIP-Wit-Rill Anson. 12:1141 nnon -KO WL-:-.to• Adams. 10:e0 p.m. -KF WB -Cien• Norman.

d Cooper. 12:011 ,,.m. -KFlati -llon Otis

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0:i111 p.m. -KFAC -Fasehing Crate/rt. 10:611

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"Ten O'Clock Wire" Monday through Sunday, 10:00 p.m. KNX-KCBQ

News without nonsense is good radio fare about 10 o'clock every night, no matter who the radio voices may be. When the announcers are Dick Joy, Tom Harmon and Carroll Alcott it is just that much better listening. Dick Joy takes the spot news stories on the nightly re-

lease and covers 'them pointedly, at the same time cover-ing as many news sources as possible. It is nothing for him to touch the nation's leading stories on defense, econ-omy, and the political picture in Washington, besides going into some detail on the events in Iran, Korea and any other world tension spots. His approach to the news is straight, uncolored and uncluttered. He seems to be very much aware that the listener wants to understand what is said on a newscast, as well as wanting the pres-entation to be stimulating. Tom Harmon, the Michigan football hero of some great

fame, has no trouble highlighting the sports news. As one would exPect, he speaks about all the sporting events as it he were there and certainly as if he knew what he was talking about. His rapid-fire coverage of everything from sailing to tennis is easy to listen to and gives one a com-plete picture without dwelling over-long on any one sport. Carroll Alcott goes behind the headlines to analyze

the news. Facts, figures and predictions often back up his news analysis. He aims to give the listener an in-formative picture of what is happening and why, and does not merely depend on opinions he has latched onto to give authority to his news interpretations. These three newsmen are experienced in their fields

and demonstrate very nicely what men in their profession can give to set-siders who only have to twist the dial to KNX at 10 o'clock.

"Escape" Wednesday, 6:00 p.m. CBS-KNX

"Escape," CBS's out-of-this-world adventure series, re-turns to the air with definite promise of becoming a bright spot In our summertime listening lethargy. Open-ing show, "The Island," by Millard Kaufman, while not quite up to the exciting "Escapes" we remembered in sea-sons past, was far and away above other current drama fare. An absorbing adventure of two Marines on Okinawa

during World War II, "The Island" was set in a realistic era which perhaps contributed to the incredulity we felt about its main theme. "Corporal Robert Lacy," cleverly characterized by Harry Bartell, was the leading character whose recurrent dream of an exotic, unknown island and its beautiful inhabitants materialized during a lull in battles, when he and his sidekick found themselves be-hind Japanese lines. They were approached by natives who, instead of proving to be Japanese enemies, were people from "Lacy's" personal "Bali Hai." The pair were wafted via canoe to a strange and lovely coral isle which proved to be the reincarnation of "Lacy's" dream, with one exception: the island's beautiful people were lepers. While the script did deliver a punch ending, the es-

capism it projected might have been more effective if the war aspect had not been so prevalent in such an incon-gruous way, for the head of the leper colony revealed that the Japanese had taken as prisoners some of the loveliest women lepers and were planning to leave them on nearby Okinawa as a departing "death trap" for conquering American forces. Producer Norman Macdonnell's, talent for sustaining

startling elements and Leith Stevens's musical punctua-tions are two attributes which will lead us back to "Es-cape" again and again, because no "escape" from reality can be a perfectly logical one, but as long, as it's as imaginative and exciting as "Thé Island." we'll gladly go along. • wet-Iry-two

SUNDAY, JULY 22 *Indicates sea seast ¿Indicates Highlight 0 —HECA—Morning Chapel Hour. 0 KFI —Funny Paper Man.

KHJ, KFX.1, KGB, HYDE— Hour of Triumph.

HNX—Salt Lake Tabernacle. KFA(' —Breakfast Symphony. KFMB —Old Fashioned BegIsal.

&FOX—Challenge of the Church.

KIND —Church of God. KFII 13—Examiner Funnies. KGER —Res. Markham. KGFJ -11'wood Country Church.

*KLAC —News, Musk. *KMPC, KWK W, KXLA—News KOS L—American-Japanese Hour.

KPP('—Sunday Morning Serenade.

KRHD—Record Shop. :15—HCBQ—Price of Peace.

KF‘ D—Church of Christ. KLAC—Church of Christ. KMPC —Start to Lise. KWK W—Christadelphia Church.

8:30—HLCA-118ing Feet. KFI, KFSD —U.N. Is My Beat. KHJ, KFXM, KGB—Back to God

KNX—Insitation to Learning. KCBQ—S. W. Baptist Church. KFAC —Organ Recital. KFOX—Radio Bible Study. KFWB—I nton Rescue Mission. KGER—Bible Treasury. KGFJ —Dr. Murphy. KGIL—Alexander St. Church. KLAC —Christ Church Unity. Kill" —Challenge to Youth. KW K W —Romano Smeraldo.

k:P,—KFI—Hometown Happenings. KFSD —Land of the Free. KGER—Bark of Beyond. KGFJ—Goodwill Visitor.

9 --HECA—Old Fashio•ed Sunday School.

* MI, Krell—News. KILL KFXM, KGB, In0E— Radio Bible Class.

RN X—People's Platform. KALI—Esangelical Church. H.F.iC —Liberal Catholic Church.

*KIND —Seas and Music. KFWB—Union Rescue Mission. KGER—Rev. C. C. Heivey. KGFJ--Goodwill Visitor.

*KLAC—News. KMPC —Bolero Time. KOS L—Concordia Lutheran. KPPC —Worship in Miniature. KRKD —Sunday Serenade. KU K W—Italian Hour. KXLA—Western Music.

9:05—KLAC—Catholic Hour. 9:1S—KFI —Christian Science.

KFAC —Crest Choristers. KGFJ—Keyboard Magic. KO WL—Armenian Hour. KPPC —Worship interlude.

3:30—HECA—Sunday With Bill. KFI —Eternal Light. KHJ, KFX31, KGB, M OE— %eke of Prophecy.

*KNX —Howard K. Smith. KFAC—Sunday Concert. KFMB—Unitarian Church. HFSD—Devotional Hour. KGER—God's Half Hour. HGFJ—Spotlight Parade.

*KGIL—News. KPPG—Dr. Roberts.

3:13*KNX--€. Collingwood. News. KFMB—Sylsia Lee. KFVD —Piano Parade.

ill—SECA—Sunday With Bill. V KFI —Herbert J. Mann. *KHJ, KFILM, KGB, KVOE—

News, Glenn Hardy. KNX—Invitation to Music. KCBQ —Nation's Hits. KFA -Sunday Concert.

*KFOX —L.A. Sentinel. HFSD—Chicago Roundtable. SEND—Sunday Roundup. H MS—Peter Potter. ROER—Radio Revival. KGFJ —Hits of the Week. ROIL—Bob Moore Show.

*KLAC —News; Parade of Music.

KhIPC—Itlasie Hour. HO WL—Price Chapel. HPPG—Sacred Music. KRKD —Sunday Serenade. K WK W —Itallan Novelties. KXLA —Continental Serenade.

to :15--KFI —Crime Is Your Problem. KHJ —Real Estate Counselor. KALI--Salute to Reservists. KFOX—Angelus Hour.

',—EPPC —Church News.

10:30—KFI —Chicago Round Table. KHJ, KGB. KVOE—Lutheran fleur.

KFAC —let Methodist Church. KFSG—Morning Worship. KGER—Word on Wings. HOWL—American-Jewish Program.

K WKS —Italian Melodies. 10:40—HPPC —Tower Chimes. 10:45—KALI—Eagle Rork Baptist.

KFON—Tabernacie Benedictions.

ROER—Dr. Dan Gilbert. 10:50—KPPC —Church Service.

—KECA—Sunday With Bill. KFI—Catholic Hour.

KGB—Frank and Ernest KNX—Insitation to Musk. KALI—Baptist Church. KCRQ—Remember When. KFAC —First Methodist Church.

KFMB—Sammy Kaye. KFSD—Ratner Recommends. KFSG —Morning Worship. KFYD—Hollyanod First Baptist Church.

KFWB—Peter l'otter. KGER —Open Door Church. KGFJ—Sunday Showcase. ROIL —Christian Church.

*KLAC —News; Music. KMPC —Sunday Record Session KOWL—American-Jewish Program.

KPPC —Church Sers ice. K WK W—Italian Melodies. K XLA —Squeakin' Deacon.

11:IS—KECA—Alvin Wilder. *KILT—William Hillman.

11:30--KECA—National Vespers. KUL KFSD—Bab Considine. KHJ. KGB—Science Reporter. KNX. KCBQ—String Serenade. KFMK—Piano Playhouse. KFOX—Christian Church. KGF.11—Time Was. KWK W—All Saints Church.

11:45—K11 KFSD—The World of Books.

KHJ. KGB—Hazel Markel. 12 —I:MCA —The Christian in

Action. HFI—Vesterday, Today and To morro w.

*KHJ. KNX. KCBQ, KFXM, KGB, HYDE —News.

KALI—Evangelistic Temple. KFAC —Your Soloist. KFSD—Amerlea United. KFSG —Gospel Melody Time.

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12:00 noon Sunday

KFVD—Listener.8 Digest. KFIVB—Peter Potter. KGER —Open Door Church. KGFJ—Anybiltly's Hit Parade.

*KLAC —Neas: Parade of Music.

KMPC —Sonday Record Session HO WL—Radio Theater. HPPC —Churrh Service. KW KW —Italian Novelties. KXLA—Squeakin Deacon.

12:15*KHJ, KFX.M. KGB—Bill Cunningham.

*HN X—Larry Lesueur. HCBQ—Say It With Music.

*KFAC —News. KFVD —Music for Listening. KPPC —Classical Gems.

12:30—KECA—Message of Israel. KFI, HFSD—David Lawrence. KHJ—California Carat an. KNX —University Explorer. KCBQ--First Presbyterian. KFAC —Met Encores. Ertl/I—Proudly We Hail. KGER —Quizpiration. HO WL—Hungarian Hour. KRKD —Sunday on Ranch. 'MK S—Portuguese Hour.

12:15*KFI —John Cameron Swayze KNX—California Holiday. KFVD—Piano Parade.

*KGIL—News. KPPC—Church Mailbag.

—KECA—Dr. Charles E. Fuller. IKET —The Saint. Kn.!, KGB— Wild Bill Hickok

ithNX, KCBQ—Desi Azn ar. KCBQ—Command. EVA Imports on Wax. KFMB—Sunday Serenade. KFOX—Evangelan Hour.

D—Squea kin' Deacon. KFWB —Wizard of the Ivories. KGER—Healing Waters.

TV-RADIO LIFE SUNDAY RADIO LOGS K(iF'J—llusic for America.

WKLAC —News: Parade of Music.

*KMPC—News: Hits and Airs. ROY. L—Scandin at tan Hour. KPPC.—Afternoon Concert. KRKIL)--Sunday on Ranch. IIIWKW —Grace Memorial Church.

KXLA—Strollin "rom. 1:15—KFAC—Catholic Topics.

KGIL—Pentecostal Tabernacle. KMPC—Dugout hope.

1:25*KHJ, KGB—News. 1:3041E1—Martin Kane.

K M. KEN31, KV OE—Hash-knife Hartley.

1/15NN KCITQ—Here's Frank Sinatra.

RFA('—Caf bolle Topics. KFOX—Christian SchooI Hr. KEITH—Rogues Gallery. KFSD—Greenwoini Concert. KFWB—Musie; Sports. KGER—Light and Life. KGFJ—Sunday Serenade. KMPC —Baseball. K WK W —Bill Sampson. KNLA —Church in the Barn.

1:35WKLAC—News; Sports. 1:45—KLAC —Baseball. 33 —HECA—Voice of Proplice).

KFSD—The Whisperer. KHJ, KeNSI, KGB. KY 0E— The Shadow.

iIINX, KCISQ—Here's Frank Sinatra.

KFAC—Concert Fatorites. KERB —Guest Star. KFOX—Good News. KFVD —Harlem Holiday. KFWB—Immortal Masters. 161E—Long Beach Band. KGFJ—H'wood House Party. KLAC, KSITC—Baseball. RO WL—Catholic Holy Hour. KPPC—Afternoon Concert. KRKD—Sunday on Ranch. KWK W —Mementos Musicales. EXLA —Challenge to Youth.

2:15— KERB—News. KFOX—Heallog Waters.

2:25*K M—Bob Trout. 2:30—KECA—Soul Clinic Hour.

KFL KFSD—Herman Hover Show.

KILL KI NM, KGB, KV0E— True Detective Mysteries.

INN KCBQ—Phil Regan Show.

KFON--Gospel Harbor Light. 175/H —Star Parade.

*161K—News. KGFJ —May It With Music. KIZIL—Sunday Bible Players. KOWL—Yiddish Honr. K U M —Youth for Christ. KX_LA—Ole Rasmussen.

2:10 —KGER—Long Beach Band. 2:55WKIXN, KCBQ—News.

3— KECA,

—Billy Graham. JIPI. KFSD—Martin Kane. 154. KFXM. KGB, Ki 11E— Challenge of the Yukon.

INN—Tapestries of Melody. KFOX—Gospel Youth Program KFSG —Dr. Kelso R. Glover. KFVD —Star Parade. KFWB—Ammortal Masters. 16111—Colonial Tabernacle. 11674— Harlem Holiday. KLAC, KMPC—Baseball. HOWL—Yiddish Hour. KPPC —Afternoon Concert. KWK W—Bill Garr. KKLA—Ole Rasmussen.

3:15—KGEL—Concert Bi-Lites. 3:25*KLAC,—News. 3:30 —KECA, KFMB—Rack to the

Bible. Kt-SD—You Can't Take

It With You. ¿K M, KFNM. KGB, KITOE—

Nick Carter. KNX KCHTS--Memo From Molly.

KALI—Proudly We Hail. KFOX—Pentecostal Church. KFVD—Hollywood Talent Revue.

KGER--Concert. KGFJ—Western Roundup. KGIL—Music for Dancing. KXLA— Western Music.

3:40—KLAC —Baseball.

4_-KECA — Dr.

Ernest Holmes. ¿*171. KFMD—Quiz Kids. Kin, KGB—Bobby Benson. INN. KCB uy Lombardo. KFAC—Musical Masterpieces. KFOX —Sunshine Mission.

*KF MT—Editor of the Air. K M% B—Old-Fashioned Bettye' KGER—Music Hall.

*KGFJ—News. KGIL—Songs of Yesterday. KLAC. KSIP( —Baseball. KO WL—Itallan Hour. ISPPC—Afternoon Concert. K WK W—Harmony House.

LA—Western Music.

4:15—KGEJ—Dinah Shore. KFTKI)—% hen Hawaii Calls.

4:30—KECA—Layman's Hour. 1171, Kt-MD—New Theater. KILL KGB—Time For A Song.

41516N, KCBQ—reggy Lee. KFON—Vlings of Healing. KFVD —Church of God. KGER— Word of Truth. KGFJ—Dance Band Bettie. KGIL —Stars on Parade. KOWL—Oriental Moods. KPPC —Sunday Matinee.

4:45—KGIL—Latin-Ameriean Rhythms.

HOWL—New Frontier.

S¿KECA. KFMB—Stop the Music RFC KIND —New Theater. KELL KGB—Reviewing Stand.

KCBQ—Mario Lanza. KFAC —Center of Light. KFOX—Esangelist Program. KF hi—Proudly We Hail. KFVV13 —Voice of Calvary. KGER —Bible Treasury Hour. KGFJ-Dixieland.

Fatorites. KLAC—Baseball.

WICTIPC—News; Parade of Hite. KOWL—Iiddish Theater. KPPC —Sigma Shiba Iota. K1'0E —Pentecostal Hour. KWK W—Fun Feat.

5:15—K WK W—Francee Dempster. 5:30 KFI KFSD—NBC Symphony.

RAJ KFX111, KGB— Enchanted Hour.

*KNX. KCISQ—CBS Sunday Desk.

*KALI—Netts. KFAC—Guy Bates Post. KFOX—Old-Time Religion. KFVD—Cavalcade of Music. KFWB—Melody of Youth. EGER—Immanuel Christian Assembly.

KGFJ —Plano Reteries. KGIL--Tahitian Memories. HO WL—Concert Fat orites. KPPC —Speaking of Books. KRKD—Rev. Louis Finley. K WK W—Don Pancho Hour. KXLA—Lincoln Ave. Church.

5:45—KFON —Broadcast of Truth. *1674—News. KO WL—Sacred Heart. RPPC —Wings of Music.

6* HECA, KFM13— Walter Winehell.

Kr:SD —NBC Symphony. *KILL KFX1111, KGB. M O M.

KVOE —News. IFTEX, KCBQ—Broadway is

My Beat. *KFOX. KFWB. KMPC. KXLA

—News. KFAC —Etening Concert. KGEB—French Master Works. KGFJ—Request Performance. EGIL—Proudly We Hail.

*KLAC —News; Parade of Music BO WL—American Hellenic Hr. KPPC —Sacred Song Recital KWK W —Don Panetta Hour.

6:15—KECA, KFMB—Loucha Parsons.

K M—Bands for Bonds. KFOX —Illinisterial Union. KFWB —Strollin' Tout. KNIPC—Religious News. KPPC —Organ Recital. KRKD—Romantic Music. KX-LA—Red Cross.

6:30—KECA, KEIIII—The Law and You.

1 71— Music With the Girl.. *KHJI, KGB—E. Holles, News. /INN, KCBQ —Contented Hour.

KFOX—Hal's Memory Room. KFSD—Mr. Moto. KFWB —Caltary Assembly. KGER—Lutheran League. KGIL—Dinner Concert. KMPC —Chapel in the Sky. KU-K W— World Orchestrae. RXLA--Lutheran Gospel Hour.

8:45 —KECA, KFMB—Dr. Gino's Musicale.

*KHJ—Maj. Geo. F. Eliot. KMPC —Hour of St. Francis. Kt-OE—Errand of Mercy.

7—KECA. KFME—Paul Haney. JKFI. KFSD--$64 Question. - K M., KGB—Take a Number. JINX, KCBQ—Philip Marione. KFAC—Music Magic. KFOX—Full Gospel Assembly. KFMG —Angelus Hour. KFVD—Internationar Sacred Record Rally.

KFWB—Union Rescue Mission. KGER—Dr. Harry Rimmer. KGFJ—Musical Digest.

WKGIL—News. WKLAC—Best in Variety. KMPC —Adventures in Music. KPPC—Evening Symphony. KV0E--Comedy of Errors. K WK W— World Orchestras. KNLA—Ethel Hubler.

7:151/11ECA—William Tusher. KGIL—Vaughn Monroe.

WKXLA—News.

7:30—RICA—Ted Mack. KFI, KIND—American Forum.

KHJ, KGB—Comedy of Errors.

4111NX, HU MS—The Whistler. KFAC —Your Concert. K M1B—Ted Mack.

KFOX—King's Survire.KFMG--Et ening Service.

KGER—Dr. Dan Gilbert. KGEL—Music Box. K WK W —Mapie Chapel. KXLA —Church of Open Door.

I :45—KFIVB--Catholic Answers. KGER—tat Baptist Church of Inglewood.

7:55WKIIJ—News. KPPC —EI ening ei) mphony. KVOE—Nat'l Guard Show.

8—KECA, KFMB—Drew Pearson. K1F1—This is Our Town. KFNM, KGB, KVOE—

Twenty Questions. INN, KCBQ—Horace Heidt. KFAC —First Methodist Church FIFSO—Evening Service. KFWB—First Presbyterian Church.

KGER—First Baptist Church. WHGEJ—News. KGIL—Songs of Our Tinte. KLAG—Dept. of Employment. KMPC —Adventures in Music. KPPC —Tower of St. Johns. K WK W—Voice of Prophecy. KNLA—Open Door Church.

8:15*KECA. Kt-NB— Monday Morning Headlines.

KGEJ—If They Had Lited. KLAC--Voice of the Army.

8:25—KGFJ—Philhannonic Reporter. 8:30WKECA, KFMB—Walter

Winchell. KFI, KFMD—Standard Hour. KHI, KFXM, KGB. 1X01— Top Tunes With Trendier.

IIN X—O'Hara. KGFJ —Ave Maria Hour. KG-IL—Gems of Melody. KLAC, —Irwin Allen. KPPC — Word of Life.

Sunday Radio Program Highlights

Comedg-Vartety 1:00—Deal Areas, KNX. 3:30—You Can't Take It

You, KII.

Public interest 8:30—Invitation to Learn. KNX. 9:00—People's Platform. KNX. 9:30—Eternal Light, NFL 12:30—University Explorer, HEX.

Drain(' 2:00—The Whisperer, K M. 6:00—Bdw'y My Beat, KNX. 1:00—Philip Marlowe, KNX. 8:30—O'Hara, INN. 9:00— Mr. Aladdin. KNX. 10:30 —Short Ste m KFI.

Classical, Semi-Classical Music 8: M—Salt Lake Tah-nacle, KNX. 10:90—Invitation to Music. KNX. 11 :3o—Strings Serenade. KNX. 5:00—Mario Lanza. INN. 5:30—NBC Symphony, KFL

A.M. Programs In Lightface Type: P.M. Programs in Boldface. 8:30—Standard Hour, KFI. 9:30—Chicago Theater. K M/.

Mastery-Detective

1:00—The Saint, 1171. 2:30—True Detecthe, KHJ. 3:30—Nick Carter, KELL 7:30—The Whistler, INN. .

Quiz. Participation

4:00—Quiz Kids, KFI. 5:00—.Stop the Music. RICA. 7:00—$64 Question 101. 7:30—Ted QMuaecskti,o n,

8:00 —Twenty Questions, KHJ. 9:00—Q.E.D., KECA.

Poputar- Western Music

1:30—Frank Sinatra, KNX. 4:00 and 9:30—Guy Lombardo.

INN. 4:30—Peggy Lee. INN. 6:30—Contented Hour. KB X. 8:00—Horace fleidt, INN. II :00—Sammy Kaye. KECA.

With

8:45*KECA—Chet Huntley. KFAC—Sunday Evening Club.

I KFMB—Report From Congress.

KGER—Message to Israel. • KLAC —Civil Defense.

RPPC -2001 Century Poetry. KV. K W—Safeguards of America.

WKXLA—News. • .9‘KECA—Q.E.ti. • KFI. KFSD —Standard Hoar.

*KHJ. KFX31, KGB, 11-01— . News, Glenn Hardy,. JINX. KCBQ—Mi. Aladdin. KFAC —Sunday Etening Club. KFOX—Victory Baptist Church.

KENO—Evening Service. - HEWS—Radio Edition of

Bible. KGER—Bethel Church. KG.F.t—Armchair Concert. KGIL—Musical Scrapbook.

*KLAC —News; Wanted Persons; Music.

II:UPC —Freedom Story. RPPC—C.N. Report.

*K WK W—News. KNLA —Dr. Charles E. Fuller.

9:10—KLAC —Civic Opera Reporter. KFX31, KV0E--Jim

• Doyle. KING—Voice of People. KFWB—Rabbi Magnin.

WK613 13111 Cunningham. KLAC —Guest Star.

• KMPC —Mother's Album. K WKW —Heritage of Israel.

9:20—ÉHJ—Dance Orch. 9:30—KECA —The Week Around the

World. KFI—Senators Report. KHJ, KFNM, KGB —Chicago Theater of the Air.

JINX, KCHQ —Guy Lombardo. KFAC —Gateway to Music. - KFOX—Swingtime at Elks. KIND—The Maint. KFWB—Green Pastures. KGER—Brows Schools. 1167.1 —Proudly We Hail. FCGIL—Musical Memories. KMPCr-Lucky Dance Time. KPPC —Music From Many - Lands. KWK W —Cition Church.

9:45—KFI —Trouble Is My Business. • I/FMB—Bing Crosby.

KLAC —Here's to Vets.

1011MAOSFMBleitaeltrews. Reporter.

KHJ, 17 1M. Kon—cairaao Theater.

*KNX, KCBQ-10 O'Clock Wire.

KFAC—Gateway to Music. KFWB--Dope Traffic.

*KLAC —News. KMPC —Lueky Dunce Time. KNLA—voice of Calvary.

10:05--KLAC--60th Infantry Band. 10:15*KECA--George Sokolsky.

K M— Mayor Bowron. KNX. KCBQ—Elmer Roper. KESD —Lucky Dance Time. Kt-W e—Lecture.

Hear Our Students on

"CAREER THEATRE" KECA Sundays 10:30-11 P.M. FREDERICK H. SPEARE Radio and Television School

HO. 9-2325 5249-51 Santa Monica Blvd.

10:30—KECA—Speare Career Theatre. ¿ MI—Short Story. KI M—Arthur Van Orch. KNX—Music From Catalina. KFAC —Nocturne. KFWB—Echoes of Eden.

10:35—KLAC —Across the Footlights. 1 1 —KECA—Sammy Kayo's

Serenade. K M—Music and the Muse. KHJ, 171M—Concerto.

*KNX, KVIK W—News. KFSD. SIPC —Lucky La er Time.

K nit—Spade Cooley Time. *KLAC—News; Across the Footlights.

it Pastor. 11:30—KECA—Cinegrill Orchestra

KFI—America United. KIM—Opera Concert.

11:45—RECA—Beterly Hills Orch. KN X—Un it entity explorer.

12— KECA—Dr. Billy Graham. *KNX. KLAC —News. K nIli—Spade Cooley rime (to 1).

12 :05—IN X—Mel Balda in. Page Twenty-three

TV-RADIO LIFE MONDAY, W U 23 Radio in Review—Continued

.Kondag, 9:30 p.m. KF1

Bill Haworth does an exemplary job on the weekly spinning of Ray Bloch's music. With some attention to the selection and more than average attention to the in-between-records chatter he puts over a pleasant half-hour's listening. He does it' with what is obviously budget radio programming, too ... and this is all the more credit to him.

Ray Bloch's music serves as a stable and colorful springboard for tunes which "reflect the tempo of the times," In keeping with its theme, forgotten hit-parade songs and tunes that are still spinning around in your brain appear frequently on this airshow. Haworth makes it a lively session that sounds as though it is definitely going.somewhere ... and not in a circle, as is apparent in many other disc-jockey spots.

Monica Lewis is the vocalist on the Ray Bloch platters, phis vOcal arrangements by the "New World Singers." A recent airshow included an almost forgotten song, "Chinatown, My Chinatown," which brought back mem-ories of the pace of living at the turn of the century. A rendition of Brahms's "Hungarian Dance No. 5" added a quality of music which was pleasingly a notch or two above popular waxings. Cole Porter's "I Get .a Kick Out of You,' with wonderful violins coming through, and Jerome Kern's "Don't Ever Leave Me" must have been greatly appreciated by more than one set-sider. Monica Lewis was .heard in "It's the Bluest Kind of Blues" and that old Eddie Cantor number, "Making Whoopee." A spiritual- entitled "Ezekiel Saw a Wheel" done by "The New World Singers" added nice contrast. After spending time and talent to set an enjoyable

musical' mood, Bill Haworth did not ruin things by jarring the listener with unsavory commercials. The plugs were to the point and in very good taste.

It is all the more to radio's credit when it can put on low-priced airshows with a freshness and comforting appeal to all types of listeners, such as "Ray Bloch Pre-sente . . . in its struggle to keep TV from, hogging the field. Page Twenty-four

"Nightbeat,, Seitday. 5:00 p.m. NBC-KFI

The Chicago Star's ace reporter Randy Stone has a penchant for interesting off-beat assignments. On a re-cent broadcast, a planted phone call sent Randy to meet Bill Perrin, a Korean veteran, at a nearby bar. Bill is a discharged amnesia patient who wishes to restore his memory with Randy's help. A picture in Bill's wallet of a woman identified as -Mrs. Alice Perrin fails to spark his memory.

Randy manages to locate Alice. She is at first violently opposed to a reunion with her husband. Her bitterness Is based on his weaknesses—gambling, late hours and indifference to her. However, Randy finally persuades Alice to accompany 'Bill and himself on a tour of old familiar spots in an attempt to lift the veil clouding Dill's memory. Visits to formerly frequented bars, road-houses and gambling spots failed to help Bill.

Just when all is about to be given up, Bill dangerously drives the trio to -the -olitskirts of town, stopping in front of a yellow stucco house. Then, breaking down, he con-fesses that his amnesia was all a hoax. He wanted to prove to Alice that he had changed and had no desire to return to his former mode of life. He had purchased the yellow house (the one she had always longed for) and fully intended to settle down and start all over again, if she would have him. She did. . As we said, Randy was taken, but this time he liked it.

Frank Lovejoy, veteran radio actor, stars in the role of the "understanding' reporter. He doesn't try to outsmart

therniz epdo liicne ,t hniosr ddroaems ahtei ch asevrei eas , siadnedk icRka. nKdiyl liSntgosn ea ries mini more

a humanitarian than the man from homicide. The supporting cast, all excellent Afraites, included

Joan Banks, Ted de Corsia and Tony Barrett.

Ray Bloch Presents

*indicate% Broadcast 'Indicates Highlight

8s9KECA, KI MB -Don McNeill. *KFI -Behind the Headlines. *RH.). KFXM, KGB, KVOIE--

Cecil Brown. KN X-Kalph Story Show. K CAC -Musical Varieties. CO X-'falterttacle Benedict

K D- Wakeup Kam•11. *KI WIS, KIEV. KLAC. amrc,

KNI.A -News. Kt:I'd - World Bible Society. KKKD-Ertiest C. Wilson.

8:05 - KIEV -'1.arett Klock Klub: K LAC -Stock Reports.

s I5- KFI -Jol y Murray. *KILL Ktilt -ltoli Greene, News. *RN N-Dat e Voile. KF WB-Itill 1.eyden. FiGl•'.1 -Delinquency For lllll . M AC -Haynes at the Reins. KM Pt '-Markets, Sports. WK W -Friends of Israel.

K X LA -Curly W :30 -K FI, KFSD -Jack Beret,.

KILI, KFANI. Kl,B. KVIIE -Bible Institute.

eKNX, Slain. *KFAC. KHKD -News. KI MX - Words of I.ife. liFVD -Morning Call. KeElt -Voier of t hina. b.1.1.1-1 esterday's II it s. ti In *-1toss Mulholland. K W -Nazarene Church.

h NU\ -Matra of Best, tt:35--K HRH -Sweet Harmonies, 8:45-K11, KCS11 -1), Garroway.

KN X-Roseman . *KF WB -News. KLAC -Raeing Netts. KIA KVI -Couticil of t hanches. K 'A -Itesert e. KEI -Coffee Time, AMA -Dixieland Breakfast Club.

K X - Wendy Warren. liCoN -Pentertestal Church. It I t I -Morning Call. It tt I:-Voram Ist.1 i;-1.utheran Hour. Kt.I Housewives Hit Parade Kilt --'1.1inn Klock Klish.

*KLAt -News; Haynes at the Reins.

KMPl' -itoss Mulholland. hlthlt -Sagebrissli Serenade. K WK W -Bill Stewart. KNLA -Itar Nothing Ranch.

9:13 -KEt'A, KF.M11--Ileadline 1:diti llll .

h • N. lit '111F -Aunt Jenny. 1:1 - •llame Missionary.

*1.1 t 1,. 9 :211*k I I t -Due Gardlirr, News.

I t. \nn II.orn. *KM Pi -Nows,

I I t, hi'MB -Itomance of 1 I nr Winters.

I: Il - Day. 1.01111K.

\ • 1:1•111F -Ifelett Trent. Is t1A -11unter Hancock. 1,1 II 1,1 S O- Morning Call.

V hi.1% • KGEK -litars Italf Hour.

KIF:V -Discing With Dick, KLAC -Al Janis Ballroom. KNIPI -Chef Milani.

9:$S- KECA- When II C hi M arriea.

RNA. KrItIF-Our Gal Sunday. Kin/A -Highland View Bible.

*KF't D. KRKID -News. !I: M*KFAC, KC VD -News. 1A—KECA—iAllelle Journey.

K CI-Alt .tromul Town. *KILL KCAM,

• en, •, Glenn Hardy. 1:\N -Itig Sister:

*1.1 'IN. KGEK -News. 1.1 t 11-Morning Call. 1.1 t% 11--Elennor Koosetell.

1•1 -11ing Sings. 1.11 t -Discing VI it h Dirk. I..1 ti Jarvis Ballroom.

* ri • cw• H O W/trill Flynn. Is t; 1 t idilish Hour. kW 1st% 1:111 Stewart. I: NI.% -1 'nu 1'a ffertY•

: v -5 ...I crility on Bilwy. KILL KUNNI, KGB, KV0E-Tello-Test.

K N N-M,, Perkins. KF WB -Maisrice Hart. KGER -Tommy Baird.

*KG KI -News. 10 :2%,/ MA 1.1 X-Itaseball.

*K FHB -News, :30--R1.3 '.%. K INI in-My True

Story, KI'l. Kts11 -1treak the Bank. KFLI -Answer Man. KNX -Young Dr. Malone.

*KFW Maurice Hart. RAFJ -Dance Band Review.

KNLA -News. K WK W -Tony Sein.

10:15-KH.1 -111usti Morgan, RN X -Guiding Light. KGEK -Rec. Le Roy Kopp. KMPC -Hollywood Editor . KRI M -Midnight Mission. K XLA -Charlie Aldrich.

10:55 -KFA%S -EllWArd Arnold. Story Teller.

*KH.1, KFAC -N.-ws. KAIA, KFOX -Major League Ball.

• Nothing. K M. ity‘Nt. K6111.- K10E--Ladies Fair,

K NX-.SPC01111 Mrs. 'tartan. KFAC -Guy Bates PoSt. REVD -Bible Institute. K FA% B-Maurire Hart. ' Ktir.1 -Basehall. KIEV -Ditwing With Dick. KI.A; -Al Janis Ballroom.

*KMPC -News; Howard Flynn. KKKO -Songs of Yesteryear. KN K W -Tony Sein. K LA-Charlie Aldrich,

11:15--KECA--Easy Aces. KN X-Perry Mason.

*KXLA -Pasadena 11:25*KH.I. KGB, KV0E-;-Net,s. 11:30 -KECA -On String% of Song.

KESD -Lite Like a Millionaire.

‘KH.I. KENN!, KG M .KX0E-Queen fiir a Day.

KNX, KCBQ -Norti Drake. KFAC -Nlusie Hall.

*KRKII -Newnt Sweet Pops. KFVD---10P1trile MIssinn.

*R.F WB -News; Maurice Hart. K W K -Hora de Los Angelo& K%I.A -Hometown Jamboree.

11:,M-KECA -Paul Harney, KNX -Brighter Day. KGER -Dr. Dan

1111:5ii*KrI, KESD -K. Banghart, News.

12* KKIFI:CA7 2,1r: kiiti.V1p.e.ratlz , New

*KILL KIEV, KGB-News. *KNX -News, Bill Kenneally. KFSD -Life ('an Be Beautiful.

*KEN D -Etlitor of the Air. KE WII -Itill Anson.

*KLAC -News: ti Jinni.. KVIPC-Peace Prayer: Music. KO'.'. 1,-j'0. Adams Show. K X I.A -litunetown Jamboree.

12:15 -KECA -Altar Bound. KESD -Koad of life.

*KILL KGB-Cedric Foster. KS X- Wendell Noble.

KGER, KM Pl - New,.. KIEV -Discing With Dirk. .

12:30 -KECA. KI MB -Modern Romances._

K FL K FSI I-Pe otter Young. KILI -Naney Dixon.

/KNX. KCBIF-Art Linkletter. KCVD -Midday

*KFV1B--News; Bill Anson. KLAC -.570 Chib.

Scient',. Met. K WK W -Imperial Boor.

12 :Li- FIECA -Illa id .Anaity. Kirl, XI-SD -Right to Happiness.

KH.1 -Bell Ringer. KNIPP -Report to Ranchers.

12:55*KNX -News.

I KEMB -Featives Scully. KFI, KF'SD -Backstage Wife. KILL KENNI, KGB, 1(50E-.lark Kirkwood Show.

KNX. KCHO -Hilltup KFVD -Shapping Highlights, KEMAL-Bill Anson. KGER--Peter Slack, Organ, KGFJ -From Sunset and Nine. KIEN -Strietly Instrumental.

*KLAC -News; Sports; *KNIPC-:•News: Music You

(lettered. K WK W -Bill Garr

Brnadeast. 1:111 -K 1.At 1:15 -KE1'.4 -1ra Cook.

AFL KESD -Steila KNX, Ho e.

KXLA -Le Roy Smith, 1:30 -KFI, KISID -loung Widder

Brown. KH.I, KGB -Double or Nothing RN X-Philip Norman.

*RE HR -News; Bill Anson. EGER -Here's I,, Vets. Fili'.J -Anybody'• Hit Parade.

KFSD - Woman In My House.

Ktd.A-;_Social Securitt KIEV -Date With AllIn Slate.

2 IMF:CA, KFMR-Mary Margaret Mi-Bride.

K WK W-Races and li_lports. KFL KFSD -Just Plain Bill.

*K14.1. IIINX -News. RETD -Harlematinee.

TV.RADIO LIFE MONDAY RADIO LOGS KFWB—Bill Anson. KGER--Callf. Defense. KGFJ—Meet the Band. KIEV—Date With Min Slate.

*KLAC —News; Sports. *KMPC—News; Johnny Grant. KRKD---Iour Neighbors. K WK W—Bill Garr. KXLA—Frank Simon.

2:05— Ws:IX—Paul Masterson Show. 2:10—KLAC -570 Club. 2:15—KFI, KFSD —Front Page

Farrell. KHJ—Luncheon With Lopez. KFOX—Texas Tiny. KGFJ—Variety on Piano. ERKD—Your Sheriff Reports. KXLA—Al Williams.

2:25—KNX—Mr. Information. 2 :30—KECA--% a riety Fare.

KFI, KFSD—Lorenzo Jones. KHJ—Club 930. KNX—Jack Owens.

*KFWB—News: Bill Anson. KGER—Garden School.

*KGFJ, KRKD—News. K WK W —Open House.

2:45—KFI. KFSD —Bob and Ray. KNX —George Fisher. KGFJ—Saludos Amigos.

2:35*KFAC—News.

3— KECA, KF'MH__Famoy /EFL KFSD—Welcome Travelers.

KHJ—Club 930. KNX. HCBQ—Arthur Godfrey. KFAC—World of Opera. KFVD—Harlematinee. KFWB—Peter Potter.

*KGER. KLAC, KMPC, KXLA —News.

KGFJ—Viestern Roundup. KIEV—Russ Morgan.

3:05-11IGER--Rancho 1390. KMPC—Johnny Grant.

3:10—KLAC -570 Club. 3:15—KFOX—Texas Tiny.

*KG1L—News.

THE MAN FROM

MUSIC MOUNTAIN with EDDIE KIRK

Songs from the hills and plains

3:15 to 4:30 P.M.

KXLA Monday thru Friday

KXLA—Music Mountain. 3:30—KFI, KFSD—Aunt Mary.

KFN D—Better Hearing. *KGFJ, KRKD —News. KIEV—Disring With Dick. KWK W—Fire Facts.

3:48 -1111J—Talk Back. 3:45*KFI —News.

KHJ —Lynn Looks at H'wood. *KFAC—News. KFOX. H et D—Pensions. KGFJ —Piano Moments.

4— SEC A—Perfect Husband. KFI, KFSD—Dr. Paul.

*KHJ, KFXM. KGB—Roht. Hurleigh.

KNX, KCBQ—Curt Massey. KFAC —Musical Masterpieces.

*KFOX. KMPC —News. KFN D— Melody Matinee. KFWB—Peter Potter. KGFJ—Teen Timers Matinee. KIEV—Discing With Dick.

*KLAC —News: Sports. KRKII —Spotlight on a Star. K WK W—Rodeo Bill. KXLA—Music Mountain.

4:05—KMPC —Bing Crosby. 4:10—KLAC —Jukebox Jamboree. 4:15—KFI —Life Can Be Beautiful.

*KHJ. KFXM. KGB, KV OE— Frank Hemingway.

KNX KCBQ —Strike It Rich. *KFVD—News. KMPC—Dinah Shore.

4:25*KIFWB—Newa. 4:30—KECA —Songs of Another

Season. KFI- -Burritt Wheeler.

KGB—Behind the Story. •KFVD—Vocal Varieties. KFWB—Platter Pals. KGEI—Disieland. ENI N —Ira Cook.

Sampson Show. KXLA —Melody Valley.

4:45*KFIL KFXX.1. KGB. KV0E — News. Sam Hayes.

ENX —.1ohnny Dugan. KLAC—Raeing Roundup.

4:45*1191PC,—New,

s*HECA, KFIel), KLAC, K WK W —News.

* MI —Feature Wire. KHJ, EFX.N1, KGB, EVOE--Meet's Record Adeentures.

*KNX, KCBQ—News. Hollen-beck.

EFAC —Sunset Serenade. KFOX —Sunshine Mission. KFWB—Red Rowe. EGFJ —Jive at Five. KGIL—Children's Corner. KIEV—Easy Does It. KMPC —Heip Wanted. KRKD—Wagon Wheels. EXLA—Melody Valley.

5:05*KEC A— Headline Edition. 5:10—KLAC —Los Angeles Today.

KMPC—Today in Sports. 5:15*KECA —Irving Howard.

*KFI—News, Ted Meyers. ¿KNX'—Tom Harmon. KFV1D —Music for Humming. KGFJ—Planists of the Future. KLAC —Stars of the Week. KMPC—Lonesome Gal. K WK W—Sports Bark Talk..

5:30*KECA, KFMB—Chet Huntley. ,/KFI, KFSD—Voice of

Firestone. KILL KFXM, KGB. KV0E— Singing Marshall.

*KNX, KCBQ— World Today, Carroll Alcott.

KFAC—Whoa Bill Club. KFOX. KGIL. KLAC—News.

*KGFJ—News: Record Jackpot. KMPC —Stars of Song. KRKD —Sports Dial.

5:45*KECA, KFM11—Bob Garred. *KNX, 11(13(1—News, Goss. KFOX—Tour Fishcaster. KFVD—Piano Parade.

¿KLAC —Sam Baiter. Sports. KMPC —Top Tunes. KRKD—Rase Results.

5:55*KNX—Local News. KFIJ, KGB—Popsicle Club-house.

6*ILECA. KFOX, KFWB, KLAC, KMPC —Neves. KFI—America's Music.

*KHJ, KFXM, KGB—Gabriel Heatter.

¿KNX, KCBQ—Romance. KFAC.,—Etchings in Silver. KFVD—Airline Special. KGER—American Soul Clinic. KGFJ—Request Performance. KIEV —Easy Does It. KOWL —Joe Adams Show. KRHD—Esening Varieties. K WK W—Italian Melodies. KXLA—Toastmaster Club.

6:05*KECA —àlain street to Malibu. KLAC--Al Jarvis Ballroom.

6:15*KECA, KFMB—Elmer *K11,1. KGB—Radio Newsreel. KFVD —Mac's Shellacs. KFWB—Sports. ¿KMPC—Boh Kelley. Sports.

6:30 ,f RP:CA—Boston Mackie. KIFI—The American Way. BEM, KGB—The Answer Man.

¿ENI. ECHO— Meet Millie. KFOX —Hal's Memory Room. KFWB —America Dances. KGER —Back to the Bible.

41KMPC—Joe Flernandez. KWK W—Hoyos Hour. KXLA—Eddy Arnold Show.

6 :45*KFIJ, KFXM. KGB, HI OE— News, Sam Hayes.

*KGFJ—News. 6:55*KHJ, KGB. HVOE—Bill Henry

7 — KECA.

— Lone Ranger. RP', KFSD—Boston Pops. KELL EFNM—Robby Benson. KNX, KCBQ—Strawhat Concert.

KFAC —Eiening Serenade. KFOX —Accordionettes. KFWB—America Dances.

KGER—Family Bible Hour. KGFJ—Musical Digest.

*KGII., KLAC, KRKD—News. KIEV—Easy Does It.

*KMPC —News; Musical Memories.

*KXLA—Dan Lundberg. 7:05—KLAC —Crosby and Company. 7:15—ERKD-34 Time Waltzes.

KXLA —Happy Perryman. 7:30/1(ECA, KFMB—Man From

Homicide. KFXM. KGB. EVOE—

Cisco Kid. KNX—Ray Anthony. KFAC—Echoeit and Encores. ROER—Rey. Al Harlan. KLAÇ—Parade of Music. KMPC —Penny Serenade. KRKD —Dr. Richardson. K WK W—Betz Spanish Frog.

7:45*KFOX —News. KF WB —Rosary Hour.

7:55—KLAC — Weather Report. 0 —HECA—Resen e. 0 EFL HFSD—One Man's

Family. 41111J, FIFX31, KGB, HVOE—

Let George Do It. *KNX, ECBQ— World Tonight. KFAC —Evening Concert. KFOX —Fishing Facts. KFWB—Lecture. KGER—Bible Treasunry. EGFJ— Wwood House Party. KG IL—Bob Moore Show.

*KLAC —News; Parade of Music.

*KMPC—News, Nesbitt. K WK W—Gordon Baker Lloyd.

*KXLA —News. 8:15*KF1 KFSD —World News.

KNX —Dance Oreh. KGER—Hebrew Christian Hr. KGFJ —Civil Defense. KMPC —Parade of Hits. KXLA—Happy Perryman.

8:30—HECA, KFMB—Henry J. Taylor.

1/111F1, KFSD—Railroad Hour. KHJ. KFXM, KGB—Crider Arrest,

ECRO—Talent Scouts. *KF WB. KGIL—News. KGFJ—Today's Hits.

*KGIL—News. 8:45*KECA. KFM11—ABC World

News. KFOX —Dr. Hewitt. KFWB—II.N. Today. KGER—Musie Hall. KGR.--Melodies Soft A Sweet.

9 —KECA—Buzz Adlams Playroom.

KIFI, KFSD —Telephone Hour. *KHJ, KFX111. KGB, KV0E—

News Glenn Hardy. KNX. KCBQ—How To . . . KFAC—Evening Concert. KFOX —Swingtime at Elks. KFWB—Eleanor Roosevelt. KGFJ—Today's Hits.

*KLAC —News; Parade of Music.

IFENIPC—Personality Time. *I111 K W —News. KXLA—Squeakin Deacon.

9 :15*KFIJ, KGB, 111 OE—Robt. Flierleigh..

KFOX —Business Reporter. HOER—Rep. Clyde Doyle.

9:30—KECA—Navy Hour. EFT —Ray Block Presents. KFIJ. KGB. KVOE—War Front—Home Front.

KNX KCBQ—Robert Q.'s Wax Works.

KGER—John Brown Schools. KGFJ—Platter Party. KGIL—Musical Memories.

Monday Radio Program Highlights A.M. Programs in ',l etter' Type: P.M. Programs In Boldface.

Comedy-Vartety 3:00—Arthur Godfrey, KNX. 6:30—Meet Millie, KNX.

Quiz. Participation

Bkfst. Club, KECA 8:30—Grand Siam, KNX. 11:Pe—Double or Nothing, KFI. - 11:30--Queen for a Day ,KHJ. 12:MI—Art Linkletter, KNX. 3:00— Welcome Travelers, KF1. 8:30—Talent Scouts. KNX.

Mystery-Detective 6:30— Boston !Hackie, KECA. 7:30— Man From Homicide.

KECA. 8:00— Let George Do It, KHJ. 10:00-1 Love a MysterY.

Drama 6:00—Romance, KNX.

Comment-Narration

:ill—Eleanor Roosevelt, KFIVB. 2:00—Mary M. McBride, KECA. 4:30—Burritt Wheeler. KFL 9:00—Eleanor Roosevelt. KFWB.

Classical. Semi-Classical Music

5:30—Voice of Firestone, K n. 7:00— Boston Pops Orch.. KFI. 8:30—Railroad Hour, KFI. 9:00—Telephone Hour. K n.

Sports

11 :00— Ma lor BB. KALI, KGFJ. 5:15—Tom Harmon, KNX. 5:45—Sam Baiter. KLAC. 6:15 and 8:15—B. Kelley, KMPC. 6:30 —Joe Hernandez, KMPC.

LUCKY LAGER DANCE TIME

e \'‘ KMPC • EVERY NIGHT-9'30 to 12 P.M.

KMPC —Lucky Lager Dance. 9:45*KFWB—News.

KVIK W—Your Heritage. _ 9:55*EHJ, KGB, KLAC, HVOE—

Ness. A *KECA, KFMB—News.

ge V*KFI. KFSD —Richfield Reporter.

¿H MI. EFXM, KGB-1 Love a Mystery

*KNX, KCBQ-10 O'clock Wire. KFAC —Musical Crossroads. KFWB—Gene Norman Show. KGER—Peter Slack, Organ.

*KLAC—News: Make Mine

KMPC —Lucky Lager Dance. 10:15—KECA—Dr. Frederick Belles.

*KFI —Michael Ilion, News. *KHJ. KGB—Frank Edwards. KNX—Tom Harmon. KFSD —Lucky Lager Dance.

10:20*KNX—Carroll Aleott, News. 10:30—KECA, KFMB—Sports

KFI —Passing Parade. KHJ—Lonesome Gal. KNX—Philip Norman.

10 :45*KEC A—News. KFI —At Home With Lionel Barrymore.

Ill :50—KECA—Dream Harbor.

11 —EEC4—Meet the Band. *KFI. KR.I, KNX—News. KFSD KMPC —Lucky Lager Dance.

SPADE 'COOLEY TIME "King of the Disc Jockeys"

GEORGIE SANDERS NOW 11 P.M.

KFVD—Spade Cooley Time. KFWB—Gene Norman. KLAC —Robbins Nest.

11:10 —KHJ —Game of the Day. ENS —Tom Hanlon's Score-board.

11:15 —KECA—Town House. KFI—Biltinore Hotel Orch. K N X —Nle m -Go-Round.

MUSICAL BUFFET with

Carl Bailey and Alex Cooper Mon. thru Sat.

11:15 P.M.-1 A.M. KXLA

KXLA—Bailey & Cooper. 11:30—KECA —Cinegrlil Orch.

FCFI —For You. 11:45—ENX—lou and the World.

12*KECA, KNX. KMPC —News. K1FI—Musical Menu. KF4D —Spade Cooley Time. KFWB—Don Otis. KOFY—Hike Stuart (to 6). fine-I—Joe Adams. KRKD—Moonlight Serenade. (to 5:30).

12:115—KNX —Flawthorne. 12:30—KF1 —Miclnight Flyer.

MISJUDGED Les Mitchel, connected fôr

so many years with the "Skippy Hollywood Theater," emceed a beauty contest of which Mala Powers was the judge. When they met, Miss Powers said to Mitchel, "Re-member me? I auditioned for you two years ago and you didn't quite think I'd make the grade?"

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TV-RADIO LIFE TUESDAY, JULY 24 Radio in Review—Continued

"Passing Parade", Monday Through Friday, 10:30 p.m. 1CFI

John Nesbitt, the man who made his product popular on film, loses none of the charm captured so effectively on celluloid when he steps before the radio mike. He has brought it all back to the airwaves . . . the familiar theme introduction, the colorful vocabulary and the en-chanting stories. Without support of emotional dramatic performers or

slick dialogue, Nesbitt makes his story-telling session as interesting as some of radio's regular dramatized serials. Out of the past and from the remotest parts of the world he has gathered sad and happy tales which put all other storytellers' efforts in the shadow. What is more amazing is the wealth of "hidden" facts which he has uncovered to substantiate hi plots. On a recent airshow Nesbitt told the uncanny story of

Molly Thatcher, a young girl who remained in a state of coma for nine years. He related the weird and super-natural characteristics which were attributed to Molly after she regained consciousness. It seemed that Molly, who lived in an invalid state for fifty years, was able to foresee events before they occurred. From all over the world people came to talk with Molly, according to Nesbitt's yarn. What was most astounding about his story personality was her unremitting optimism and happy nature even in the face of her incurable illness. After weaving this intriguing story about a person who

lived in the 1800's, Nesbitt informed his listeners that facts, even though traced down religiously, may some-times be far from the truth, and to take such stories (as that of Molly Thatcher) with only a grain of salt. Nesbitt pulls the listeners' attention, and holds interest in his stories to such an extent that one does not question their credibility. .. but follows it for the very same reason he would listen breathlessly to the neighborhood gossip or read an intense short story. Without a doubt, John Nesbitt is almost without equal

in his profession . . . but no one can help but wish that the airwaves were populated by more such storytellers.

"Robert Q.'s Waxworks„ Monday through Friday. 9:30 p.m. KNX-KCBQ

Robert Q. Lewis, Q-rator of rare records and chief spin• ner of same, takes to his latest disc-jockeying spot in his usual casual and entertaining manner. What he doesn't know about the music he puts on the turntablt, he finds out quickly in off-handed interviews with any music men who happen to appear on his airshow. His particularly unique programming consists in a

weekly "pluggers' paradise" spot. Once a week he rations out a couple of minutes or thereabouts to three song pluggers . . . who prefer to be labeled contact men . . . so they can boost their special recordings to the skies. He allows them time to talk about singers, composers and arrangers. Since Robert Q. Lewis is not one to stand by convention ... even the allotted time for song pluggers to do their respective plugging . . . he steals part of their numbered seconds to ask each guest about his personal history in show business. When you add this interesting chatter to the hand-picked platters Lewis puts on, you get a pleasant half hour of entertainment. A recent transcribed show included Benny Goodman's

brother, Gene, offering vocalist Tony Bennett's rendering of "While You're Young," Moe Shulman's praise of Mag-gie Whiting's singing of "Ever Lasting," and Joe Santly's plug for Perry Como's latest crooning record. After he gave the contact men a chance, he turned to some mem-orable oldies by Al Jolson, Ted Weems, Martha Raye and, of all things, a novelty by Robert Q. Lewis himself. The greatest thing about this recent CBS music program

is the host's off-the-beaten-path selections. One week in-cluded guest appearances by Patti Page and Frankie Laine, featured records seasoned in Paris from the col-lections of Jacqueline Francois and Andre Claveau, a salute to George M. Cohan, a group of odd tunes from the Orient and a guesting by Joseph G. Csida, editor-in-chief earvy rwenty-six

*Indicates News Broadcast I Indicates Highlight

84 'MCA, KFI1111—Don MelteilL *KFI —Behind the Headlines. *K M, KFX31, KGB. KVOE—

Cecil Brown. KNX—Ralph Story Show. KFVD—VVakeup Ranch.

*KFWII, KIEV. KLAC. KMPC, KXLA —News.

KGFJ—World Bible Society. KRKD—Ernest C. Wilson.

4:115—KIEV —.Larrn Klock Klub. KLAC—Stock Reports.

8:15—KFI —Johnny Murray. *KHJ, KGB. HO WL, KWK W—

News. *KNX —News, Date Voile. KFOX —Prison Missionaries. KFWB—Bill Leyden. KGIFJ—The Judge Speaks. KLAC —Ilaynes at the Reins. KMPC—Markets, Sports. KO WL—Voice of Unity. K WK W —Friends of Israel. KXLA —Curly Wiggins.

8:39—KFI, KFSD —Jark Berch. K11.1. KFXM, KGB. KVIIE— Haven of Rest.

¿KNX. Kt: Mt —Grand Slam. *RFAC, KGIL, KRKD—News.

Let Clyde Cadwell make you,

"MORNING CALL" Mon. thru Fri.

8:30 11:00 A.M.

KFVD—Aturning Call. KGER—Voice uf China. KGFJ—Vesterday's Hits. KMPC —Ross Mulholland. KWK W—Nazarene Church. KXLA —Western Music.

a:35—KRIED —Sweet Harmonies. 8:45—KFI, RFSD —Dial Dave

Garroway. KNX—Rosemary. KFAC—Unity.

*KFWB—News. KGER—Bible treasury Hour. KLAC—Itacing News. K WK W —Council of Churches.

9-litiCA-R e. KFI —Coffee Time. KHJ —Ingieland Breakfast Club.

KNX— Wendy Warren. KFOX—Pentecostal Church. KFVD—Morning Call. KFVVB—Vocam Hollow. KGFJ—Housewives HIS Parade.

KIEV —'Larm Klock KItib. *KLAC —News: Haynes at the

Reins. KMPC—Ross Mulholland. KOVVL—American Jewish Program.

KRI M —Sagebrush Serenade. K WK W—Bill Stewart. KXLA —Bar Nothin Ranch.

9:15*KECA—Heodline Edition. KHJ, KFXM. KGB—Garden Guide.

KNX, HCBQ—Aunt Jenny. KFOX —Hume Missionary.

*KFVD. KGFJ —News. 9:20*RECA—Don Gardner. News. 9:25*KECA—A. 'tan Horn.

*KMPC —Nows. 9:30—KECA. KFMR—Romance of

Evelyn Winters. KFI —Ladies' Day. KID—Norma Voung. KNX, KCBQ—Helen Trent. KALI—Hunter Hancock. KFOX —Gospel Friends. KFVD--Morning Cali. KFIVII—Eleanor Roosevelt. KGER —God'e Half Hour. KGFJ—Spotlight Parade. KGIL—At Home With Masons KIEV —Discing With Dick. IRLAC—Al Jarvis Ballroom. KMPC —Chef Milani.

9:45—HECA—When a Girl Marries. KNX, KCBQ —Our Gal Sunday. KFOX—HigMand Vil.W Bible.

*KFVD. KR/ID—News. 9:53--KECA—Reserve.

1A—HECA—Lone Journey. VIF Arenad town. * WSJ. KFXM. (KGB. RIVOE—

News. Glenn Hardy-KNX—Big Sister. KFAC—Morning Concert.

*EGER—Earl Lee. News. KFVD—Morning Call. KEW It—Eleanor Rouse* elt.

KGFJ—Bing Sings. KIEV —Discing With Dick. RI AS— Al Jarvis Ballroom.

*KIMPC —News; Howard Flynn. KWK W—Bill Stewart. KXLA—Tom Cafferty.

le :15—KECA-1 esterday on B'way. KHJ, KFXM, KGB, KVOE--Tello-Test.

KNX—Ma Perkins. *KGIFJ—News. KEWB—Maurice Hart. KIIHD—Dr. Richardson.

10 :25—KALL KFOX—Major League Ball.

10:30—KECA, KFMB—My True Stoll. KFI—Break the Bank. KHJ —Answer Man. KNX —Young . Dr. Malone.

*KFVD, KGIL, KXLA—News. *KFVVB—News; Maurice Hart. KGER —Helen Markham. KGFJ —Dance Band nevi.... KRKD —Marvin Ash. KWK W—Tony Sein.

10 :45—KH.1—Russ Morgan. KNX—Guiding Light. FIMPC—Hollywood Editor. KRI M—Midnight Mission. KXLA —Charlie Aldrich.

10:55—KECA—Edward Arnold, Story Teller.

*KHJ—News.

1 1 ;11 g1,A JSVIRD—onuehreYorrrocker.

Nothing. KILL KFXM, KGB. KVIJE— Ladies l'air.

SINN—Second Mrs. Burton. KFAC —Giey Bates Post. KFVD—Bible Institute. KFVVIS—Mourire Hart. KGFJ—Baseball. KIEV—Dieting With Dick. KLAC—Ai Jarvis Bollronna.

*KMPC.--News: Howard Flynn. KRKD —Songs of Vesteryear. K XLA—Charlie Aldrich.

11:15—KECA—Ensy Aces. KNX —Perry Mason. KGER—Stinshine Mission.

*RXI.A—Pasadena News. 11:311—KECA —On Strings of Song.

K n, KESD—Live Like a Millionaire.

KHJ —Queen for a Day. KNX. RCHQ—Nora Drake.

*KGER, KURD—News. KFVD—Rtecue Mission.

*KF WIS—News: Maurice Hart. K WK W —Hora de Los Angeles K X LA—Hometown Jamboree.

11:35—KGER—Boys Ranch. 11:45—KECA—Paul Harvey.

KNX—The Brighter Day. Itt:ER —Freeman Healing.

*KGIL—News. 11:55*KEI. KFSD—K. Banghart,

News.

12,,,iiiiEF(iA—FaNr'emweilpplioartnekr. Weaver. *KHJ—News. *KNX —News. Bill Kenneally. *KCBQ, KFMB, KGB, KIEV—

Sews. KFAC—Luncheon Concert. KFVD—Editor of the Air. KFWB—Bill Anson.

*KLAt —News: Al Jerrie Ballroom.

R3IPC—Peace Prayer, Music. KOW I.— Joe Ada ms. RXLA —Hometown Jamboree. •

12:15—KECA —Altar Bound. KFI, KFSD—Road of Life.

*KHJ, KGB —Cedric Foster.-KNX —Wendell Noble.

*KFVD. KGER, KMPC —News. KIEV—Discing With Dick.

12:258/KALI —Major League Ball. 12:30—KECA. KFMB—Modern

Romances. KFI, KFRD—repper KHJ—Nancy Dixon.

v/KNX. KCBQ—Art Lin KFVD —Shopping Highlaxllis

*KFWB—News. KLA(7-5R) Club. KMPC—Religioue Science Inst. K WK W—Imperial Hour.

IR :45—K ECA—Da id Amity. KFI. KFSD —Right to Happiness.

K MI—Bell Ringer. KFWB—BIII Anson. KMPC—Report to Ranchers

12:55*KNX, KFAC, KFXM —News. 1 —KECA—Frances Scully.

KFI. RFSD—Barketage Wife. KILL KFXM. KGB. KVOE— Jack Kirkwood.

KNX, RCHQ—Hilltop House. RFA('—'*our ( >nun t V, Reports K ni)—Shopping Highlights. • KFWB—Bill Anson. liGFJ—From Sunset and Vine. KIEV —strictly Instrumental.

TV-RADI O LIFE TUESDAY RADIO LOGS *KLAC-News: Sports. *KAI Pc -News ; Music You

Ordered. K11 KM -Bill Garr Show. It l..% -t 'immunity Broadcaster.

1.10-h 1. At '-510 e I ei b.

1:15-KECA-Irre took. K VI. K END-Stella Dallas. K N N. KCI3Q-Kings Row. leiFAC--t peeeer's Corner. K X LA-LeRoy Smith.

1:30 -KEL KESD-loung Midder Brown.

RAJ -Double or Nothing. KNX-Philip Norman. REVD-For Westerners Only.

*KFWB-News: Bill Anson. 1‘4.1,:lt-serenside in Blue. Kt. F.1 -Any hurry -4 Hit Parade. KIEV-Discing With Dick.

KESD- Woman in My House.

*KGER-News: Commentary. 2 4 SECA, HE-MR- Mary Margaret

McBride. KE1, KESD-Just Plain Bill.

*KILL KNX, IRCBQ. KFX51-News.

KFVD-Harlematinee. KFVYR-Bill Anson. KGER-Long Beach Band. 661'.1-Meet the Band. KIEV -Diseing With Dirk.

*KLAC -Newft, Sports. *KMPC-News; Johnny tirant. KRED-L.A. Recreation Dept. KWKM -Bill Garr. KXLA-Frank Simon.

2:06-KNX -Paul Masterson Show. l:10-KLAC -570 Club. 4:15-KFI, KF8D-Front Page

Farrell. KHJ -Loncheon With Lopez. KFOX-Tesas Tiny. «Gil-Variety on Piano. BRI M-Police Dept. XLA-Al

:20-K IS X - Mr. Information. 1:30-KECA-Variety Fare.

K W. KFSD-Lorenzte Jones. Kill -Club 930. KNX-Jack Oftena Show.

*KFVD. EGFJ -News. *KFWB-News: Bill Anson. KGER-Garden School.

*KBECD -News: Tops in Pops. KwiRty -Open House.

1:40-StiER -Long Beach Band. 2:45-KFL KFSD-Bfeb and Ray.

KNX -George Fisher. KFVD-Harlematinee. KGFJ -Saludos Amigos.

le -KECA-Family Circle. IHFI, KFSD-Welcome

Travelers. 1111J -Cluh 9:10.

4KNX. HCBQ-Arthur Gedfretle &F.-MC- World of Opera. KFVD -Hariemattnee. KFWB -Peter Potter.

*KGER, KMPC, KXLA-News. KGF.1 -Western Roundup. K t -Ruea Morgan.

*KLAC -News, Sports. K WK W-Open House.

3:05-KGER--Rancho 1390. KNIPC-Johnny Grant.

3.10-KLAC -57o Club. 3:10-16F0X -Texas Tiny.

KXLA-Musio fountain. 3:30-KF1, EFSD -Aunt Mary.

KFAC -Lyrics in Chorine. KFVD-Song Styliste.

*KGFJ-News. KIEV- Mewing With Dick. K WK W -Red Cross.

3:40-KELT-Talk Bark. 3:45*KFI. KFttrii-News.

RBI-Lynn Looks at 11'wood. *KFAC-Newo. KFOX. KFVD -Pensions. EGFJ -Piano Moments.

A-KECA-Pertert Husband. KFI, EFSD -Dr. Paul.

*KILL KFXM, KGB-Rebt. ltiorleigh.

K's , KCBQ-Curt Massey. KFAC-Musical Masterpieces.

*KFOX-News. EFVD-Harlematinee. KFWB-Peter Potter. KGFJ-Teen Timers Matinee. KIEV -Discing With Dick.

*KLAC-Newe; Sports. *KMPC -5iew.: Bins Crosby. KRI M -Spotlight on a Star. KWK W -Rodeo Bill. KXLA-Music Mountain.

4:10--KLAC-Jukebos Jamboree.

4:114-11 W-life l'en Be Beautiful. *K M, KFX111. KGB. KVIIE-

Frank Hemingwfty. KNX, Kt:HQ-Strike It Rich. KFOX-Freddy Martin. Kmpe -Twilight Tales.

1:25*KF'WB-News. 4 :30- HEC A-Songs of Another

Season. KFT -Burritt Wheeler.

/KEW. KGB-Behind the Story. REMO-Platter Pals. KLFJ-Disieland. KMPC-.-5Inelc for 'today. KWKM -Bill Sampson.

4:4S-R M'A-Reeterte. *KILL KFX.M. KGB. RI OF,

Sam Hayes. KN 14-Johnny Dugan. KLAI-Racing Roundup.

4:55*KMPC -News. S *KECA, KFY D, ELAC, &WHY('

-News. *KFI-Feature 1% ire. KI M KGB-Challenge of the Yukon.

*KNX. Holtenbeck.

KC'll -Sunset Serenade. KFtt B-Red Rowe. 64.1F'J -Jile at. Flee. EGIL-Children'te Corner. KIEV-Easy Does It. I

*KLAC-Neuve: Sports. KMPC-Help Wanted. KRKD-Wagon Wheels.

le:03*SECA -Bleadline Edition. 5:10-KLAC -jme Ange les Today .

KMPC -Today in Sports. 5:15*KECA-Irving Howard.

*KF1-News. 'red Meyers. ¿KNX-Tom Harmon. KFOX-Melody Time. KFVD-Mueele for Humming.

4rKGER- World News. KGFJ -Keyboard Magic. KLAC -eetare, nf the Week. K5IPC -Lonesorne Gal. KWK W-Sports Back Talk.

8:3e*KECA. K WEB -Chet Huntley. KFI, KFSD-Casa Ctutat.

KFX.M. KGB. EVOS-Robby Benson.

*KNX. KCBQ-Morld Today. Carroll Alcott.

KFAC -Whos Bill Club. eiirKFOX, RGIL, ILEAC-News. KGEK--Gospel Friends.

*KGFJ-News: Keened Jackpot. KMPC -Stars of Song. KRSD--Sporte Dial. KWK W -Romano Spanish KX,LA -Soneakin Deacon.

5:4a*KECA. KEMB-Bob Garred. *KFI -Elmer Peterson. KNX, KCBQ-News, Goss. KFOX-Your Fishcaster. KFVD-Piano Parade. KLAC -Snm Batter. Sports. KMPC -Top Tulles. KRKD-Race Results.

i:55*ISNX. KCIlli -Local News. 6*-11ECA KFOX, KFWB, KLAC.

KMPC -News. 4 KFI -Hardy Family. *KELL KFX51. KGB. Kink-

Gabriel Heatter. KNX. RCRO-Pursuit. IEFAr -Etchings in Stever. KFVD--Airline Special. KGER-American Soul Clinic. KGFJ -Request Performance. KIEV- Easy Does It.

*KMPC -Normitn Nesbitt. News KO WL-Joe Adams. HARD- Evening Varieties. KIVIC W-Italian Melodies. 14XLA-P.C.C. Handy Hints.

6:115*KECA -Maln Street to Malibu. KLAC -Al Jarvis Ballroom. .

6:1,5*KECA-Elmer Davis. *KIIJ. KGB-Radio Newsreel. *KFMR-Elmer Davis. KFVD-Mac's Shellacs.

KFWB-Sports. KMPC-sEtob Kelley, Sports.

6:304 SECA-Phil° Saace. KFI. KFSD-Pet Milk Show. KHJ. KGB-Answer Man.

4 EN X. KCBQ-The Bickerstms. KFAC-Musical Mileetones. KFOX-Hal's Memory Room. KFWB-America Dances. KGER-Back to the Bible.

1KMPC -Hollywood Park Races RWK W-Hoyos Hour. KXLA -Eddy Arnold Show.

6:415*KH.1, KFX51, KGB. HVOE-News, Sam Hayes.

*KGFJ-News. KRRD -Fishing Pals.

6:35*KEIJ. KGB. KYOE--Bill Henry . 4HECA. KFMB-Mr. Mercury.

4KFI, KFSD -Big Town. KFX".M., KGB-

John Steele. KKK, HCBQ-Hollywood NIUPIO Hall.

KFAC -Etening Serenade. KFWB-America Dances. HOER-Family Bible Hour. KGFJ -Musical Digest. KIEI -E.asy Dees It. K51PC -Bagebtill Double-header.

*KKHD, SGIL, KLAC. IIXLA -News.

KWIR W-Hoyos Hour. 7:06-KLAC -Crosby Company.

7 :15-ERSD- 3/4 Time Waltzes. KXLA -Happy Perryman.

7:304RECA KFMB--Chance of a Lifetime.

KFL IFIFSD-Sen. Estes Kefauver.

111111J. KFX51, KGB. Kt-OE--Count of Monte Cristo.

KNX-Dance Orch. RFAC-Echoes and Encores. KGER-Oriental Missionary. KLAC-Parade of Music. KRKD -Dr. Richardson. K WK W-Betz Spaniteh Prog. EXLA-Ole Rasmussen.

7 :40-KLAC-Weather News. 7:45*KFOX -News.

ISFSG -Hour of Prayer. KFWE -Rosary Hour. IFCGER-Life's Fuller Meaeure. KWIC W-Treasury Salute.

:95.-KLAC -Weather Report. 6 -1ILECA. K W1B-Ses Hound. 0 KFL KFSD -One Man's

Family. HEM, KF2ild. KGB. HVOE-• Song of LlbertY.

*KNX. KeBQ-Prank Goss. KFAC--Evenirig Concert. KFOX-Salute to Reservists. KFWB-Lecture. KFSG -Hour of Prayer. KGER-Bibie Treasury. KGF.! -11'wood Hei m Party.

Sports. KMPC -Baaehall. S WK W-Gordon Baker Lloyd.

0:15*KFIL KFIRI-Woeld News. IENX KCBQ-Danes Groh. KGER-Ilebrew Christian. «Gel-Stars on Parade. KLAC-Baseball. KXLA-Happy Perryman.

g:30*KILCA, RFWB. ROIL-News. KEI. KFSD -American Por-traits.

KELL KVOE-2000 Plus. KCBQ-Mr. and Mrs.

North.

Tuesday Radio Program Highlights A.M. Programs In Lightteee Type: P.M. Programe In Boldface.

Comedy-Variety

3:00-Arthur Godfrey, ENI. 6:00-Hardy Family, KFL

Quiz. Participation

S:00- McNeill Bktst. Club. KECA.

5:30-Grand Slam, KNX. 11:00-Double nr Nothing. K n. 11:30-Queen for a Day. KILL 11:30-Art Unkletter, irsx. 3:00-Welcome Travelers, K W. 7:30-Chance of a Lifetime,

KECA.

Comment-Narration

9:M1-Eleanor Roosevelt, KF WB. 2:00- Mary McBride. FCEl'A. 1:30-Iturritt Wheeler. KUL 9:00-Eleanor Roosevelt, KF WIL

Classical. Semi-Classical Music

1:00-HIlyw'd Music Hall, KNX.

Ilusteru-Deteettve 6:30-Philo tance. KECA. 7:00-Big Town. KFE 7:00--John Steele. » J. 8:34-Mr. and Mrs. North. KNX. 9:00-Operation Codergrotmd,

FYN. 9 :00-Nightbeat. K W. 10:00-1 Love a Mystery. KILL

Public Interest-Int. ormation 9:00 -Town Meeting. KECA.

Sports 10:27.- \la I,, li1, KALI. KGFJ 5:15-Tom Harmon, 1ENX. 5:45-Sam Baiter, KLAC. 6:15- Bob Kelley. WRFC. 6:30-Joe Hernandez, KIKPC. 8:15-Bfteehall, ECMPC. KLAC.

Drama 6:00-Pursuit. KNX. 7:011- Mr. Mercury. SECA. 7:30-Count of Monte Cristo,

KHJ. 8:30-American Fortraits, KFI.

KFI.

S WIG-Sunday School lime. EGER-Organ. KGFJ -Today's Hits. K WK W-C. S. Marine Corps. KXLA-Ole Rasmussen.

8:35- SECA-Time for Detente*. 8:45 -RFOX-Escursion in Science.

KFWB-U.N. Today KGER-Music Hall.

91KECA. KFMB-America's Town Meeting. KFSD--Nightbest.

*KELI, K M«, KGB, 11EVOE-• News, Glenn Hardy.

KCBQ -Operation Endergroond.

KFAC -Evening Concert. KFOX-Swingtime at Elks. HFSG--Spirit of L.I.F.E.

iSFIVII-Eleanor Roosevelt. KGFJ -Today's Hits KLAC. KM PC-Baseball.

*K WK W-News. KXLA--Seueskin' Deacon.

9:15*KH.I, KGB, HVOE-Itobt. Flurieigh.

KGEB-Melody Four Quartet. 9:30-KFI-KFI Calling.

KHI. KGB, KV0E -Official Detective.

KNX. ICCBQ-Dance Band. KFSD-Bold tenture. KFSG -Eventide Melodies. SGER-Jahn Brown Schools. EGFJ -Platter Party.

9:46*KECA-Monitor News. *KFWB-News.

9:55*KHJ. KFRM. KV0E-News.

1 0 r aiiir =lefrelà Reporter. KFXM. KGB-I Loos a

Mystery. *KNX. KCB -l0 O'clock Wire. KFAC -Musical Crossroads. KFWB-Gene Norman Show.

*KLAC-News: Make Mine Music.

KMPC -Lucky Dance Time. L0:15-KECA-Dr. Frederick

*KFI -Michael Hinn, News. *KILI -Frank Edwards. KNX -Tom Harmon. KESD -Lucky Dance Time.

10:20*KNX-Carroll Alcott. News. 10:34I-HECA, 1175103 -Sports Report.

KFI -Passing Parade. KEL1 -Lonesente Gal. KNX -Phillp Nor ma.

*KLAC-News; Make Mine Music.

Ill :45*KECA-News. KFI-At Home With Lionel Barrymore.

10:50-KECA -Dream Harbor.

11 Orch. *KFI. RHJ. KNX. KGB-

News. KMPC -Lock, Dance

Time. KFVD-Spade Cooley Time. KLAC.--Robbins Nest. KXLA -Ales Cooper.

11:10-KEIJ-Game of the Day. KNX-Tom Hanion's Scoreboard.

11:15-11FI-Biltmore Hotel Orch. KNX -Merry-Go-Bound. KXLA -Carl Bailey and Ales Cooper.

11:30-HECA-Beverly HUIs Orch. KFI-Presenting Terres Lea.

11:45-KFI -Guest Star. 1DrE-Tou and the World.

lajWIEECA. KNX-News. KFI -Musical Menu. KF WB -Don Otis. KGF.1 -511ke Stuart (to

12:05--KFI -Midnight Flyer. KNX-Hawthorne.

12:30-KFI -Midnight Flyer.

10:55*KMPC -Newe.

•

SANS TEMPERAMENT Tenor star Mario Lanza,

star of CBS's Sunday "The Mario Lanza Show,' has none of the temperament generally found in operatic singers. The star is co-op-erative before the micro-phones, quick to laugh at the jokes made by conductor Ray Sinatra's men, and has an easy and friendly manner with all visitors to his sound - stage.

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TV-RADIO LIFE

Radio in Review—Continued of The Billboard, in presenting the show-business maga-zine's honor roll of top hits.

Disc jockeys come and go with their peculiar talents and waxings, but few can beat Robert Q. Lewis's latest radio offering.

Playbacks ( Comment )

. , We Point ihth Pride

• • • To "String Serenade," aired over KNX. This mid-Sunday-morning program offers classical and popular selections to send your spirits soaring.

We Flew With Alarm .... The ''best" invitation we've received all week. Host

was radio's "Mr. District Attorney," who invited us to tune in next week for "the story of a man who was a murderer, cop killer and insane.'

Wednesday, 9:00 p.m. NBC-KF1

If "It Pays to Be Ignorant," then we'd rather die poor. but with our sense of humor intact. When Joe Miller jokes were in style, this quartet of glorious ex-vaude-villians were no -doubt riding the crest, but someone evidently forgot to tell them about the exodus of the knee-slapper funnie. Not that Tom Howard, the show's emcee, comedians

Harry McNaughton, George Shelton and Lulu McCon-nell aren't delightful people, it's just their hackneyed reactions and moth-eaten puns that become wearing to us. On a recent show Ethel Grant, another stage star of vaudeville's golden age, substituted for the bedded Miss McConnell, but even this change didn't 1mi:dove the show because Miss Grant did her best to emulate Miss McConnell and asked "What's your first name, honey?" so often that we began to forget our own monickers. Somehow a weekly half hour of this type of inanity

is just too much green corn for us to digest. Guests from the audience are invited to meet the panel and, after some slightly humorous palaver with them, select a question from a hat. Such posers as "What tribe of Indians makes Navajo rugs?" or "Is a birth certificate issued before or after a child is born?" are tossed into the arena and battered about by the punsters until

• "It Pays to Be Ignorant"

MENUETTE By KHJ's Norma Young

Onion-Stuffed HO ni burger (For the patio dinner)

1 lb. ground beef V2 e soft bread crumbs Salt and black penper a mediu m onions, boiled to taste or canned

1 egg 1 can tomato south

Method:

Mix hamburger with salt, pepper, beaten egg and bread crumbs.

Divide into 8 portions.

Press one portion of meat mixture around each onion. leaving the tip of onion showing, then place in a shallow baking dish.

Pour tomato soup 'around meat.

Bake in a moderate oven, 350 degrees, about 36 Minutes, basting occasionally with the tomato soup.

Instead of using egg and bread cru mbs, you may use potato meal and c milk or water.

As long as oven is going, why not bake potatoes and top the m with sour crea m and finely chopped onions.

Note: If TV-Fadio Life readers have household or cookery clil Norma Young, between hours 9 a.m and 4 p.m.

H Udson 2-2133.

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WEDNESDAY, JULY 25 *Indicates News Broadcast, I/Indicates Highlight 8 KFMB—Hon mcnitu.

*KFI —Behhid the Headline«. *K111,1. KF2L1.1, KG,B, KV0P,—

Cecil Brown. ILNX—Ralph Story Show. KFAC —MuMeal Varietie,. KFVD—Walseup Ranch.

*KFWB, KIEV, KLAC, KMPC, K KLA—News,

KGFJ—World Bible Society. KRKH —Ernest C. Wilson. K WK W —Ritmos Latino-Americanos.

111:06—FJEV—'Larin Klock filub. KLAC —Stock Market.

8:15—K14--,Johnny Murray. *KHJ, KGB. HO WL. K WK W—

News. * KNX, KCBQ—News, Dave

Valle. I/FOX—Prison Missionaries KEWB—L. A. Breakfast Club. KGFJ—Voice of the Blind. KLAC—Haynes at the Heins. KMPC—Markets: Sports. 61/K W—Friends of Israel. KXLA —Curly Wiggins.

8.30-11.11, KFSD—Jaek Bench. KHJ, REI M, KGB. KV/HS--Bible Institute,

4.11NX, RCBQ—Grand Slam. * KFAC, KGIL, KR&D—News. KFOX—Word of Life. REVD—Morning Call. KGER—Voice of China. KGFJ —Yesterday's Hits. KMPC—Ross Mulholland. K WK W—Nozarene Church. KXLA—Haven of Kest.

i,'«—KRKD—Sweet Harmonies. KESIO—Dial Dave

Garroway. KNX—Rosemary. EGER —Bible Treasury Hour. KLAC—Racing News. KWR W —Council of Churches. 9—KECA—Reserve. KF1 —Coffee Time. KHJ —Dixieland Breakfast Club.

KNX—Wendy Warren. RFOX —Pentecostal Church. KFVD—Morning Call. KEWB—L. A. Breakfast Club. KGER—Lutheran Hour KGFJ—Housewives Hit Parade.

KIEY —'Larm Klock Klub. * M AC —News; Haynes at the

Reins. KMPC—Ross Mulholland. KRKD —Sagebrush Serenade. K WE W —Bill Stewart. KY/LA —Bar Nothin• ' ••••

9:15*RECA—Headline Edition. KHJ, KFXM. KGB--Garden Guide.

KNX, HCB(1--Aunt Jenny. KFOX —Home

*KFVD, KGFJ—News. 9:20*KECA —Don Gardner. News. 9:215*KECA—A. Van Horn.

KMPC —News. 9:30 -11ECA, KFMB—Romance of

Evelyn Winters. KFI —Ladies' Day. RHJ—Norma Young. KNX. KCBQ —Helen Trent. KALI— Hunter Hancock, KFOX—Full Gospel. KFVD —Morning Call. IE MB—Eleanor Roosevelt. KGFJ—Spotlight Parade. RGICL—Masons at Home. KIEV—Discing With Dick. ELAC--Al Jarvis Ballroom. RAIPC—Chef Milani.

11:46—KECA—When a Girl Marries, KNX, KCB or Gal Sunday. KFOX—Elighland View Bible.

*HEED —News. 9:5N—RECA R 1A—KECA—Lone Journey.

KFI —All Around Town. *KHJ, KFXM, KGB, KVOZ—

News, Glenn Hardy. KNX—Big Sister, KFAC—Morning Concert. RFVD—Morning Call. HEWS —Eleanor Roosevelt.

*KGER—Earl Lee. RGFJ—Bing Sings. KIEV—Discing With Dick. KLAC—Al Jarvis Ballroom.

*KMPC —News: Howard Flynn. K WK W—Bill Stewart. KXLA—Tom Cafferty.

10:05—RFOX—Assembly of God. 1.0:15—RECA—S'esterday on Bevy.

HEM, KENAI. KGB. KVOE— Tello-Test.

KNX—Ma Perkins. KFWB—Maurice Hart.

*KGFJ—News. KBEI)--Dr. Richardson.

10:35— KALI— Major League Bali. 10:30—KECA, KFMB—My True Story.

B M—Break the Bank.

KHJ—Answer Man. KNX —Voung Dr. Malone. KFOX—Baseball.

*KFWB—News; Maurice Hart. KGEJ—Dance Band Review.

*KGIL, KXLA —News. READ—Marvin Ash. KW HIV—Tony Sem.

10:40—EHJ—Russ Morgan. KNX—Guiding Light. KMPC—Hollywood Editor. KIIHD--Midntght Mission. K MA—Charlie Aldrich.

10 :55—KECA—Edward Arnold. Story Teller.

* KHJ, KFXM—News, — KECA, KE MB—Betty Crocker. EFL EFSD—Double or Nothing

KHJ, KFXM, KGB, KVOE— Ladles Fair.

KNX —Second Mrs, Burton. KFAC —Guy Bates Post. KFVD—Bible Institute. KFWB—Maurice Hart. KGFJ—Baseball. KIEV —Discing With Dick. KLAC —Al Jarvis Ballroom.

*KMPC —News: Howard Flynn. KRI M —Songs of Yesteryear.

11:15—RECA—Easy Aces. KNX —Perry Mason.

*KXLA—Pasadena News. 11:23*KHJ EVOE—News,

KGFJ—Major League Ball. 11:30—KECA—On Strings of Song.

KFL KFSD—Live Like a Millionaire.

4KHJ, KFXM, KGB, KVUE— Queen for a Day.

KNX, RCBQ—Nora Drake. KFAC--Music Hall. KFVD —Rescue Mission.

*RFWB—News; Maurice Hart. *KGER. KRKD —News. K WK W —Hors de Los Angeles

11

HOME TOWN JAMBOREE

Cliffie Stone Eddie Kirk Herman the Hermit

Bucky Tibbs Speedy West Tennessee Ernie

Top Western Talent

KXLA 11:30 12:30 Mon. Thru Fri.

KXLA—Hometown Jamboree. 11:35—KGER—Boys Ranch. 11:43*KECA —Paul Harvey,

RN X—The Brighter Day. KGER—Dr. Dan Gilbert.

:35*KFI. KFSD—K. Ban chart. News.

1 1S*KECA—News, Hank Weaver. KFI —Farm Reporter.

KFMB. KGB. KIEV —News

*KNX —Nevis. Bill élenneally. KALI, KFOX. KGFJ— Baseball.

KFAC—Luncheon Concert. KFVD—Editor of the Air. HEWES—Bill Anson.

*KLAC —News: Al Jarvis Ballroom.

RYIPC —Peace Prayer. Mush( RO WL—Joe Adams Show, KXLA —Hometoan Jamboree

12:15—RECA—Altar Bound. KFI, KFSD—Road nt Life.

*1111J, KGB—Cedric Foster. KNX — Wendell Noble.

*RFVD. KGER. KMPC—News. KIEV—Discing With

12:30—EEC/i, KFMB—Modern Romances,

KFI, KFSD—Pepper Young. H MI —Nancy Dixon. eicwx. RCBQ—Art Linkietter. KIND—Midday Memories.

*KFIVB—News: Bill Anson. KLAC -510 Club. KMPC —Religious Science lnsl K WK W—Imperial Hour. KXLA —Ole Rasmussen.

12:45—RECA, KFMB—David Amity KEI„ KFSD —Right to Happiness.

KHJ—Bell Ringer. *KFAC—News. &WPC—Reports to Ranchers

12:58—KNX—News. —1(ECA—IrTances EFL RFSD —Backsfkge Wits KHI. KFXM. KGB. KVOE— Jack Kirkwood Show.

KNX, House KFAC--Callf. Civil Defense. REVD—Shopping Highli ghts KFIVB--Bill Anson. EGER—Peter Slack, Organ KGFJ—From Sunset and Vin«

* KtRIEAVG_—Sstitcstif SInposetri rental.

TV-RADIO LI FE

*KMPC—News; Music You Ordered.

KRKD—Polka Time. liEWK W—Bill Garr Show. EXLA—Community Broad-caster.'

1:10—KLAC-570 Club. 1:15—KECA—Ira Cook.

KFI, EFSD—Stella ILNX, HCBQ—Kings Enw-KFAC--Composers Corner. KWR W—Raees and Sports. LA—Dat id GI Milan.

1:30—EFI, KFS11--Young Widder Brown.

HEIL KGB— Double or Nothing KNX—Philip Norman.

*KFWB—News; Bill Anson. KGER—Guest Star. KGFJ--AnybodT's Hit Parade. KIEV —Date With Allin Slate.

I:4S—KFI, KFSD —Woman ln My House.

2/SECA, IKFMB--Mary Margaret McBride. KFI. KFSD—Just Plain Bill.

*KILL KNX, KVOE—News. KFAC —Concert Matinee.

í HARLEMATINEE WITH HUNTER HANCOCK

Now 2:00-3:30 p.m. Mon. thri• Sat.

KFVD--liarlematiner. KFWB—Bill Anson. KGER—Long Beach Band. KGFJ —Meet the Band. KIEV —Date With Allin Slate.

*KLAC—News, Sports. *KMPC—News; Johnny Grant. KRKD—L. A. Fire Dept. K WK W—Bill Garr. KXLA—Frank Simon.

2:05—KNX—Paul Masterson Show. 2:10-.-KLAC-570 Club. 2:15---KFI, KFSD —Front Page

Farrell. KHJ—Popular Music. KFOX —Texas Tiny. KGFJ—Variety on Piano. BRED—Salvation Army. KXLA —Continental Serenade.

2:25—KNX—Mr. Information. :30—KECA—Variety Fare.

KFI, KESD—Lorenzo Jones. KHJ— Women Are Wonderful. KNX—Jack Owens.

*KFWB—News; Bill Anson. KGER—Garden School.

*KOFJ —News. *KRKD—News; tops to Pops. K WK W—Open House.

2:40—KGER—Stars on Parade. 2 :45--KFI, KFSD —Bob and Ray.

KNX —George Fisher. KGFJ —Saludos Amigos. KXLA—Frank Simon. 311 —KECA —Family Circle. 4KFI, KFSD— Weleome Travelers.

KIM —Club 930. KNX, R U N—Arthur Godfrey. KFAC— World of Opera. KFTD—Harlematinee. KFWB—Peter Potter.

*KGER—News; Rancho 1390. KC.FJ— Western Roundup. KIEV—Russ Morgan.

*KLAC —News: Sports. *KMPC —News; Johnny Grant. KKK...I.—Tops in Pops. KIIIKIV —Open House.

3:10—KLAC -570 Club. 3:15—KFOX—Teicas Tiny.

KICLA —Musie Mountain 3:30—EFI, KFSD—Aunt Mary.

KFAC—Lyrics in Chorus. RFVD—Better Hearing.

IrliCOFJ —News. KIEV—Discing With Dick.

*KRKD—News: Tops in Pops. KWK W —Johnny Harper Show

3 :40—KHJ —Talk Back. 3:45—KF1, KFSD—Reserve.

11.11J—Lynn Looks at H'wood. *KFAC—News. KPIEC. KFVD—Pensions. KGIFJ—Piano Moments.

A—KECA—Perfeet Husband. KFI, KIND—Dr. Paul.

*KHJ, KFXM, KGB—Robt. Hurleigh.

BMX, KCBQ—Curt Massey. KFAC—Musical Masterpieces.

*KFOX—News. REV D—Melody Matinee. KFWB—Peter Potter. KGER—Rancho 1390: Sports. KOFJ—Teen Timers Matinee. KIEV—Discing With Dick.

*ILLAC—News; Sports.

KMPC —Bing Crosby. BRED—Spotlight on a Star. K WK W—Rodeo Bill. KXIA—Music Mountain.

4:05—KMPC--Bing Crosby. 4:10—KLAC--Jukebox Jamboree. 4:15—KFI--Life Can Be Beautiful.

* MU, KFXM, Kos. fivioE,—. Frank Hemtugway.

K.NX, KCBQ--Strike It Rich. *KFV10--News. KMPC —Glax Facts.

4:25*KFWB—News. 4:30—KECA—Songs of Another

Season. ¡KFI—Burritt Wheeler. K M, KGB—Behind the Sion. KFOX—Becord Parade. KFVD— Vocal Varieties. KFWB—Platter Pals. KGFJ—Dixieland. KMPC —Ira Cook. BO WL—Itallan Program. KVVK W—Bill Sampson. KXLA—Melody Valley.

4:45—KECA—Reserve. *BUJ, KFXM. KGB, KVOK--

News Sam Hayes. KNX—Johnny Dugan. KLAC —Racing Roundup.

*KRI M—News. 4:55—KGER—Sports.

*KMPC—News.

seiCECA, &FED, KLAC, K WK W —News. KHJ. KF X̀11, KGB, KVIIK— Mert's Record Adventures.

*KNX, KCBQ—News, Hollenbeck.

KFAC—Sunset Serenade. KFOX--Sunshine Mission. KFWB—Red Rowe. KGFJ—Jive at File. EGIL—Children's Corner. KIEV—Easy Does It.

*KLAC —News, Sports. KMPC—Help Wanted BO WL—Chico's SwIngtime. KRKD—Wagon Wheels. KXLA —Melody Valley.

5:05*KECA-4-Headlina Edition. 5:10—KLAC—Los Angeles Today.

KMPC —Today in Sports. 5:15*KECA--Ining Howard.

*KFI—News. ¿KNX—Tom Harmon. KFVD--Musle for Humming.

*KGER— World News. KOFJ —Pianists of the Future KLAC—Stars of the Week. KMPC —Lonesome Gal. K WK W—Sporte Back Talk.

5 :30*KECA. KFMB—Chet Fl untlev KFI —Casa Cagat. HEIL KEEN. KGB. Singing Marshall.

*KNX, HCBQ —World Today, Carroll Aicott.

KFAC— Whoa Bill Clad, *KFOX, KG1L, ILEAC —News. EGER—Gospel Friends.

*KGFJ—News; Record Jackpot. KMPC—Stars of Song. BRED —Sports Dial. K WKW—Romano Spanish flr EXLA--Squeakin• Deacon.

5:45*KECA, KFI1B —Bob Garred. *KFI, KFSD—Elmer Peterson. *KNX, HCBQ--News, Goss. KFOX—Your Fishcaster. KFVD—Plano Parade.

¡KLAC—Sam Baiter, Sport.. KMPC—Top Tunes. BRED—Race Results.

5:55*KNX, KCBQ—Local News. KHJ —Popsicle Clubhouse. 6*KECA, KFOX, KFWB, KLAC, KMPC —News.

WEDNESDAY RADIO LOGS KFI —Sunset to Broadway.

*ECELI, B MW, KGB—Gabriel Eieatter.

K.NX, KCBQ—Escape. KFAC —Etchtngs in Silver. KFVD--Airline Special. KGER—American Soul Clinic. KGFJ—Request Performance. KIEV—Easy Does It.

*KMPC —Norman Nesbitt, News BO WL—Joe Adams Show. BRED—Evening Varieties. K WK W—Italion Melodies. W5U.A—Pasauena Playhouse.

6:05*KECA—Main Street to Malibu. KLAC —Al Janis Ballroom.

6 :15*KECA—Elmer Davis. *KHJ, KFXM, KGB—Radio

Ne wsreel. KFVD—Mac's Shellacs. KFWB—Sport..

¡KMPC —Bob Kelley, Sports. 6:30 ¡SECA—Boston Blackle.

KFI, KFSD—Pete Kelley's Blues.

K M, KGB—Answer Man. sfENX, KCBQ—Johnny Dollar. KFAC —Musical Milestone.. KFOX—Hai's Memory Room K.FWB—America Dances. KGER—Back to the Bible. KLAC —Baseball, Double-header.

.'KMPC —Hollywood Park Races K WKW —Hoyos Hour. KXLA—Eddy Arnold Show.

6:45*KHJ, KFX.M, KGB, ENDE— News, Sam Hayes.

*KGFJ—News. 6:55*KEIL KFXM. KGB, KV0E—

Bill Henry.

7— KECA, KFMB—Lone Ranger. ¡KFI,' EFSD—The Big Story. ¡KHJ, KFXM, KGB—

Mysterious Traveler. KNX. Shep Fields. KFAC—Evening Serenade. KFOX—Waltz Time. KF WB—America Dances. KGER—Family Bible Hoar. KOFJ -111uslcal Digest.

*KGU., KMPC, BRE W, BILA —News.

KLAC—Baseball. KIEV—Easy Does It. KPPC--Pasadena Musicians H WK W —Floymt Hour.

7:05 —KMPC —Musical Memories. 7:15—KRKD-94 Time Waltzes.

KXLA —Happy Perryman. 7:30¡KECA, KFMB—American

Agent. KFI, KFSD—Rey Saunders. KHJ, KFXM. KGB. KVOK— Cisco Kid.

KNX, KCBQ—Sammy Kaye. KFAC—Echoes and Encores. KFOX—Meet the Band. KGER—Rev. Al Harlan. ROIL —Managing Editor. KMPC—Penny Serenade. KPPC—Let's Talk It Over. BRED—Dr. Richardson. K WK W—Betz Spanish Program.

KXLA —Ole Rasmussen. :45*KFOX—News.

BESO— Dr. Kelso R. Glover. KFWB--1:tosary Hour. KPPC—Dr. John Von Rohr. K WK W —Jananese Hour.

S¡KECA, KFIVIII —The Fat Man. KFI, KFSD—One Man's Family.

*KHJ, KFXM, KGB, KVOK— Name That Song.

*ELN.7X, HCBQ—M °rid Tonight.

Wednesday Radio Program Highlights A.M. Programs in Lightfacs Type; P.M. Programs in Boldface.

Co medg-Vartetg 3:00—Arthur Godfrey, KNX.

Quiz, Participation

8:00—McNeill Bkfst. Club. KECA 8:30—Grand Slam. KN X. 11:00—Doubls or Nothing. Kn. 11:30—Queen for a Day. KHI. 12:30—Art Linkletter, KNX. 3:00—Welcome Travelers. KFL 8:00—Name That Song, KHJ. 9:00—It Pays to Be Ignorant,

KFI.

Sports 11:00— Major BB. KALI. KOF.I. 5:15—Tom Harmon, ENE. 5:45—Sam Baiter. KLAC. 6:15—Bob Kelley, KMPC. 6:30—Joe Hernandez, KMPC. 8:15 —Baseball, KMPC. EL M-

Drama 6:00—Escape, KNX.

6:30—Pete Kelly's Blues, KFI. 7:00-.-The Big Story. KFI. 7:30—Res Saunders, KFI. 2:30--Family Theatre, HILT. 8:30— Dr. Christian, ENE. 9:00— Mr. President, KECA.

Mustery-DetectiOe

6:30—Johnny Dollar, ENE. 6:30— Boston Blackie, KECA. 7:00—Mysterious Traveler, KHJ. 7:30—American Agent, KECA. 8:00—The Fat Man, KECA, 8:30— Rogue's Gallery. KECA. 8:30—The Falcon, EFL 9:00—Rocky Jordan. ENT. 9:30— Mr. D. A., KFI. 10:00-1 Love a Mystery. IDKJ-

Comment-Narration

9:30—Eleanor Roosevelt, KFWB 2:00 Mary M. McBride. KECA. 4:30—Burritt Wheeler, KFL 9:00— Eleanor Roosevelt, KFV1 B.

KFAC—Evening Concert. KFOX—Modern Concert. KFSG—Dr. Kelso R. Glover. KFWB—Lecture. EGER—Bible Treasury.

. . KOFJ—B•wood House Party. - *KLAC—News; Parade of, Musit.

• *KMPC—News, Norman Nesbitt K WK W—Gordon Braker Lloyd-

*KXLA—Nows. 8:10—KLAC —Baseball. • 911,5*ILFI, KFSD—World News.

ENX, KCBQ—Dancir Orch, KGER—Hebrew Coristian. KGFJ—Dept. of Employment. KMPC —Baseball. KXLA —Citil Defense.

8:25*KECA—News. 8:30¡KECA, KFMB—Rogue's

Gallery. ' 1KFI, KFSII—The Falcon.

M U. KFXM, KGB, 14%11E— Family Theater.

KCBQ—Dr. Christian. KFOX—L. B. Town Forum.

*KFWB, EGIL—.News. KGER—Organ. KGFJ —Today's Hits.

- KPPC—Pattadena City College. K WK W—Japanese Hour. KXLA—Ole Rasmussen.

8:45—KFWB—U.N. Today. KGER—Music Hall. KGEL--Melodies Soft R Sweet. KPPC—Talent In Review.

¿KECA, KETtIE—Mr. President. ¡KFI, B IND—It Pays to Be

Ignorant. *KHJ, KFXM, KGB, KVOE—

News, Glenn Hardy. ¡KNX, KCBQ—Rocky Jordan. KFAC—Evening Concert. KFOX--Swingtime al Elks. BESO— Divine Heating. (li mns—Eleanor Roosevelt. KOFJ—Today's Hits. KGIL—Musical 9craphook.

*KLAC —News; Parade of Music.

KMPC —Baseball. KPPC—Curtain Call. KXLA—Squeakin' Deacon.

9:15*KFIJ, KGB, KVOE —Robt. Hurleigh.

KGER —Fred Iticalesky. 9:30—KECA—Lawrence Welk Show.

¡KFI, KFSD—Mr. Dist. Atty. KHJ, KGB. KVI1E— General Douglas MacArthur.

KNX, HCBQ—Dance (tech. KFSG .Missionary News. KGER—John Brown Schools. KGFJ—Platter Party. KPPC—Adventure

9:45*KFwB--News. KFSIG--Songs in the Night.

9:55*KELL KFXM. KV0E—News.

lornr, Kr3=1,17.7à Reporter.

KRJ, KFX:51, KGB—I Love

*KNexM, yKsCteBr74-10 O'Clock Wire. KFAC —Musical Crossroad*. KFWB —Gene Norman Show. KOBE—Peter Slack, Organ. KLAC—Baseball. KMPC—Lucky Lager Dance

10 :15 —KECA—Dr. Frederick Bailee. *KFI—Michael Hinn. N e Wq.

*KHJ, KGB—Frank Edwards. KNX—Tom Harmon, Sport, K IND—Lucky Lager Dance

1.0:20*KNX—Carroll Alcott, News. KXLA—Charlie Aldrich.

10:30—KECA, KFMB —Sports Report. KFI—Passing Parade, KHJ —Lonesome Gal. KNX—Philip Norman.

*KLAC--News: Make Mine Music.

10 :45*KECA —News. KFI —At Home With Lionel Barrymore.

1O:50—KECA—Dream Harbor.

llireareCER--iWw?.rch. KFAC—Muslcal Crossroads. KFVD —Spade Coolev Time. KMPC—Lucky Dance Time.

11:10—KIEJ —Ciame of the Day. BEE—Tom Hanlon's Scoreboard.

11:15 —KECA—Beverly Hilts Orch. KFI —Bdtmore Hotel Groh. KNX—Merry-Go-Round. KXLA —Carl Bailey and Ales Cooper.

11:30—KECA —New Yorkers From the Town House.

KFI—Cocoanut Grove Orel]. 11:45—KFI—U.S. Navy Recruiting.

KNX—Yon and the World. lle *SECA, KNX—News.

KFI —Musical Menu. KFWB—Don Otis. KGFJ—Mike Stuart (to 7).

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TV-RADIO LIFE

Radio in Retnew—Conttnued Howard finally calls a halt to the proceedings. Only relief spot is a number by the Townsmen quartet,

who evince great harmony in singing such old favorites as "Camptown Races." We can't help but feel that the spark of true wit

which each of these clever entertainers possesses should be fanned into a bright new format, complete with popular-style jokes, and then we'd agree that "It Pays to Be Ignorant."

Off Mike ( Personalities )

Jon Arthur When 3on Arthur stepped to s. microphone and recited

"Three Little Pigs" as a time-filler on a West Virginia station, it marked the beginning of his career as a youngster's entertainer. He pleased the small-fry audi-ence that day in 1939 and he's still pleasing the children with a full two hours of fun and music on "No School Today" every Saturday morning at 8:00 over the American Broadcasting Company. Big Jon has the respect and love of thousands of the

younger generation who eagerly await his program. They are fascinated by his "Magic Spy Glass" which enables him to see into homes for periodic check-ups on health and cleanliness habits. No less appealing to the youngsters is Big Jon's small

pal, Sparkie. The latter spent the first two years of his radio life as an utterly invisible echo — a recording trick. But Sparkle's fans started mailing in letters asking what he looked like. So the children were asked to send in their idea of how he looked. The request, made on two broadcasts, brought in 25,000 drawings. From these, Leon Jason, well-known children's-comic-book artist, made a composite which is the official Sparkle. In 1947, Arthur went on the air at WSAL, Cincinnati,

with permission to develop any new program ideas he liked. With no fanfare but with a wonderful collection of children's story and song record albums, "No School Today" went on the air.

Kindness, tolerance and good behavior are taught pain-lessly by means of entertaining stories and songs. And incidentally a little knowledge is rubbed off on the listeners.

NEXT WEEK "A Friend of the Family" is the subject of next

week's cover feature, and of course that description fits KTLA's neighborly Dick Lane to a T, as you'll read. "How Not to Spoil Juliet" brings you Mrs. Ronald

Colman's candidly charmtng advice on how she has met some of the problems attendant on raising her own junior miss. And a pictorial glimpse of Eve Arden's lovely home should provide additional pointers on how to brighten your corner. Lovely Mary Sinclair is profiled in "A TV Star

Is Born," and since "Hobbies Are His Specialty," we're also bringing you some unusual sidelights on KNBH's Paul Pierce. "Fisticuffs From an Old Tomato Patch" is an entertaining yarn about the boxing that you teleview. Tips on poise by talented Mary McAdoo, of KECA-

TV fame, and an "expose" of the "Blood, Bullets and Bodies" rampant on the popular "I Love a Mystery" airer round out next week's issue and spell an eve-ning of good reading as augmented by the latest video and radio logs, pictures, news and reviews. The whole, of course, guaranteed to aid your week of good listening and looking. Pick up your copy of next week's TV-Radio Life beginning Wednesday, at your market checkstand.

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THURSDAY, JULY 26 *Indicates News Broadct e if Indicates Highlight

ifiirKKEICI_ , A ltrKliiIiiMillItl-willeadMlienSese.ni. I

*KH.I, KFXM. RI B. Kt DE-('tell Brown.

KNX-Ralph Story Show. KFAC -Musical arieties. KEYD-Walteup Ranch.

WHFWB, K1EN, KLAC. HNIPC. KNLA-News.

EGFJ-World Bible Society. KU WL-Spanish Hour. KRI M-Ernest C. Wilson. K WK W -Ritnios Latino-Americanos.

:05 -KIEN -'Larut Klock Stub. 9:10-KLAC -Stock Market. 8:16-KFI -Johnuy Murray.

WKHJ. KGB. K WK W -News. *KNX, KCBQ--News,

Dave Valle. KFOX-i-Prison Missionaries. arws-ain Leyden. KGFJ -Your :fount', at Work. ILLAC-Haynes at the Reins. KMPC-Markels, Sports. HO WL-N vice of Unity. KWK W -Friends of Israel. KXLA-Curly Wiggins.

11:30-KFI. ILFSD-Jack Her a. KFX.M, KGB. HYBL:-

Haven of Rest. KNX, KCISQ-Grand Slam.

WKFAC, KCISM, KRI M-News. &FOX-Words of Lite.

THE BEST DURN WESTERNS are played by

WESLEY TUTTLE Monday thru Saturday

7 to 8:30 A.M.

KFVD--Morniug Call. KGER-Noice of China. KGFJ -Yesterday's Hits. KNIPC-Rogs Mulholland. KWK W N KXLA -Mestern Music.

11:35-HRHD -Sweet Harmonies. 9:46.-KFI -Dial Dave tiarroway.

KNX-Rosemary. W HIFWB-News. KGER -Bible Treasury. KLAC-Itacing News. KWILN -t °moll of Churchee.

it—ILECA—Resenr. Krt—Coffee Time. KEIJ -DINIeland Breakfast Club.

KNX-Wendy Warren. KFOX -Pentecostal Clturf.b. KFVD-tdorning Call, FWB-locant Hollow.

KGER-Lutheran Hour. KGFJ-Housewlies Hit Parade.

Kit''. -'Larm Kluck Klub. * M AC -News: Haynes at the

Reins. KMPC -Ross Mulholland. HO WL-Amer. Jewish Frog. KRKD -Sagebrush Serenade. K WK W-13111 Stewart.

TENNESSEE ERNIE IN

RADIO'S HOTTEST WESTERN SHOW

KXL A 9 - 10 A. M. — Mon.-Fri.

li.XLA-Bar Nothin' Ranch. 9:15*HECA-Heaciline Editiou,

KHJ KENN!, KGB-Garden Guide.

KNX, HCBQ-Aunt Jenny. ' KFUN -Home NII•sionary.

WKFVD, KGFJ -News. 9:20*HECA. KFMG-Don Gardner. 9:2SerHECA -A. Nan Horn.

*KNIPC -News. 9:30-HECA. ILEMB-Romance of

Evelyn Winters. KFI -Ladles Day. K M -Norma Young. KNX, HCBQ-1-Helen Trent. KAL1 -Hunter Hancock. KFAC-Plano Parade. SPUN-Full Gospel. KFWB-Kleanor Roosevelt. KGER--God'• Half Hour. KGFJ-Snotlisht Parade. HJEV-Diecing With Dick.

KI.AC -Al Jarvis Ballroom. KMPC-Chef Milani.

9:41-KECA-When a Girl Marries. KNX, SWI M-Our Gal Suilavi

*REVD. KRK1/-New ,. 9:55-hEl'A-Ite.ertr.

*K W -News.

10—',}T";11Zreout°,77.),;.. *Klill, KFX.M. KGB, HYDE.-

Glenn Hardy, News. ILNA-Bla Sister. KALI-Hunter Hancock. KFAC--Morning l'imern.

friLFOX-News. KEVD-Mornlog Call. KFIV13-Elettuor Roosevelt. ROER-Karl Lee. KtiFJ-19ing Sings. KIEV -Di:suing With Dick. KLAC-Al Jarvis Ballroom.

ilrlik.31PC-News; Howard Flynn. KUHL-Yiddish Hour. KUHL-Swing Time. KWK W-11111 Stewart.

*KXLA -Tom Cafferty. 10 :0 -K FOX-Assembly of God. 10:1C-KECA-Yesterday on 'um.

KHJ, KENN'. KGB. KY0e-Telle-Test.

KNX-Ma Perkins. KFWB-MaurIce Hart.

*KGEJ-News. KKHD-Dr. Richardson.

la:tb-KALI -MaJor League Ball. luiltt-SLECA, KI MB--Nly True

Story. Ell-Break the Bank. KILI-Anewer Man. KNX-Young Dr. Malone. KFOX-Baseball. KFAC -Song Recital.

*KFW111-News: Maurice Kart.

HRILlt-MarvIn Ash. K WK W -Tony Sein.

10:45-KHJ -Russ Morgan. KNX -GuldIng Light. KMIPC-Hullywood Editor. KRI M-Midnight Mission. KXLA-Happy Perrytaan.

10:55-HECA-Edward Arnold. Story Teller.

WHFAC-News. HI-NIB-Betty Crocker.

• KFSD-Double or Nothing.

KHJ, KGB, HYDE-Ladies Fair.

KNX-Second Nirs. Burton. KFAC-Guy Bates Post. &P M-Bible Institute. KFWB-Maurice Hart. KGFJ-Baseball. KIEV -Discing With Dick. KLAC-Al Jarvis Ballroom.

WKMPC -News: Howard nytyn. KO WL-Spanish Hour. KRKD-Sun s of Yesteryear.

11:11-KECA -Easy Aces. KNX-Perry Mason. KFAC-Folk Songs. RUER-.Sunehine Mission.

*HILLA -Pasadena News. 11:15*KEIJ -News.

¿KALI- Major League Ball. 11:39-ILECA-On Strings of Song.

KFSD-Live Like a Millionaire.

• KFXM. KGB. RIDE-tiueen for a Day.

KNX, KCI3Q-Nora Drake. KFOX-Baseball. KFVD -Rescue Mission.

*KFWB-News: Maurice Hart. WHGER, KRKD -News. KWIL W-Hura de Loe Aneltes. KXLA-Hometown Jamboree.

U:45- HF.( A-Paul Harvey. KNX -The Brighter ROER-Dr. Dan Gilbert.

WEGIL-News. 11:55WKFI. HFSD-K. Benghazi.

News.

191WHECA-Hank Weaver, News. Ho KFI -Farm Reporter. *K11.11. KrBu. KEMB, KIEV,

KNOB-News. *KNX -News. Bill Kennsally. KFAC -Luncheun Concert. KFVD-Editor of the Air. KFWB-Bill Anson.

WKLAC-News: Al Jarvis. KMP('-Peace Prayer: Music. HO W1,-Joe Adams Show. KHKI)- Westerti Wayside. KNLA-Hometown Jamboree.

12 :15-HECA-Altar Bound. KEE HFSD -Road of Life.

WHHJ -Cedric Foster. KNX - Wendell Noble.

* H MG. tiliER. KMPC-News. KIEV-Dieting With flick.

12 :25-K X-Major League Ball. 12:311-KECA-Modern Romances

KFI. HFSD -Pepper Yonne. KIIJ-...Nancy Dixon.

KCI111.1-4.rt Linkletter. HEIM-Shopping Highlights.

TV-RA DI O LIFE THURSDAY RADIO LOGS *KFWB—News. KGER—Luncheon Serenade. KLAC -570 Club. 1151PC—Iteligious Science inst. KWII W —Imperial Hour. KXLA—Ole Rasmussen.

12:45—KECA, KFMB—David Amity. KFI. KFSD —Right to Happiness.

KHJ—Bell Ringer. *KNX, K I.AC—News. KFIVIY —Bill Anson. KMPC—Report to Ranchers.

1—KECA—Francrs Scully. KF1, ILFSD—Backstage Wife RAJ, KFXM, KG'; ,KVOE— Jack Kirkwood Shun.

KNN, KCIESQ—Hilltop House. KFAC-.4...A. Medical Assn KFVD—Shopping Highlights. KFIVB-11111 Anson. KGF1—Frotn Sunset and Vine. KIEV--Strietly Instrumental.

*KLAC—News; Sports. *KMPC —News; Musk You

Ordered. KONI—Joe Adams Show. KRKD—Polka Time. KWK W—Bill Garr Show.

1 :19—KLAC -510 Club. 1:15—KECA—Ira Cook.

KFI, KFSD—Stella Dallas. KNX—KIngs Row. KFAC—Composer's Corner.

I :39—KFI. oung Whitler drown.

KHJ, KGB—Double or Nothing KNX —Philip Norman. KFVD—For Westerners Only

*KFWB —News. KGER —Navy Star Time. KGFJ—Anybody's Hit Parade. KIEV—Date With Mitzi Slate.

1:45—KECA—Frances Scully. , KFI, KFSD— Woman in My

House. KFWB—Bill Anson.

*KISER—News. Commentary. 2-KECA, KFMB—Mary

Margaret McBride. KFI, KFISD —Just Plain Bill.

*1114J, KNX—News. KF4C—Concert Matinee. KFVD—Harlematinee. KEW B—Bill Anson. KGER—Long Beach Band. 'Win—Meet the Band. KIEV —Date With Atha Slate.

*KLAC —News; Sports. *K.MPC—News: Johnny tirant. KO WL—Joe Adams Show. KRI M—Fun With Fables. KWK W—BIII Garr. KXLA—Frank Simon.

1:05—KNX—Paul Masterson Show. 2:10—KLAC-570 Club. 215-1111, KFSD—Front Page

Farrell. KILI —Lunelieon with Lopes. KFOX—Texas Tiny. KGFJ —Varlety on Piano. KRKD—Vets Administration. KXLA—Al Williams.

1:25—KNX—Mr. Information. :30—KECA—Variety Fare.

KFI. KFSD—Lorenzo Jones. KHJ —Women Are Wonderful. KNX —Jack Owens Show.

*KFVD, KGFJ—News. *KFWB—News: Bill Anson. ROER—Garden School .

* MO W—News; Tops in i•o• • KW KW —Countess Itteranska.

g:40—KGER—Long Beach Band. 2:45—K n, KFSD—Bob and Ray.

KNX —George Fisher. KOFJ —Saludos Amigos. KXLA—Frank Simon.

g:55*KFAC —News.

3— KECA —Family K M, KFSD— Welcome Travelers.

KHJ—Club 930. ifENX, ID: MI—Arthur Godfrey. KFAC—World of Opera. KFVD—HarlematInee. KFWB—Peter Potter.

*KGER—News: Rancho 1390. KGFJ —Western Roundup. KIEV —Russ Morgan.

*KLAC —News; Sports. *KMPC—News: Johnny Grant. KOWL—.1oe Adams Show. KRKD—Tops in Pops. KWKW —Open House.

*KXLA—News. 3:05—KMPC—Magic of Melody. 3:10 —KLAC--310 (tub. 3:15*KGIL—News.

KXLA—Msatic Mountain. 3:30—Kill KIND—Aunt Mary.

KFAC—Lyries In Chorus. KFVD—Song Stylists.

*KtiF.1—News. al Ev —Dkeing With Dick.

*KRI M—News; Tops in Pops. KWK W—Adventurem In Most,

3:40—KHJ —Talk Back.

3:45—KFI. KFSD —Reserve. M U —Lynn Looks at Irwood.

*KFAC—News. KFOX, KIFVD—Pensions. KGFJ —Piano Moments.

3:55*KGER—News.

A —HECÁ—Pertect Husband. KF1, KFSD—Dr. Paul.

*KN.), KFXM, KGB—Robt. HurleIgh.

KNX, KCB( art Massey. KFAC—Musical Masterpieces.

*KFOX —News. KFWB—Peter Potter. 116FJ —Teen Timers Matinee. KIEV—Discing With Dick.

*KLAC —News. Snorts. *KMPC—Newit: Hine Crosby. KRKD —Spotlight on a Star. KWK W —Rodeo Bill. KXLA—Music Mountain.

4 :10—KLAC—Jukebox Jamboree. 4 :15—KFI —Life Can Be Beautiful.

*KHJ, KFXM, KGB, KV1•11— Frank Hemingway.

KNX, KCBQ—Strike It Rich. KM PC —Twilight Tales. KRKD —Spotilte on a Star.

4:25*KFVVB—News,

4 :30—KECA —Songs of Another Season.

IKFI —Iturritt Wheeler. KHJ, KI M—Rebind the Story. KFOX —Hitching Post. KFWB—Platter Pals. KGFJ —Disieland. KMP('—lra Cook. KOVVL—Itallan Program. KWK W—Bill Sampson. KXLA—Melody

4 :45—KECA—Resery e. *KILL KGB, KVOE—News.

Sam Hayes. KNX —Johnny Dugan. KLAC—Racing Roundup.

*KRKD—News. 4:55*KMPC—News.

s*KECA. KIND, KLAC, K WK W —News. *KFI—Feature Wire.

KFXM, KGB. KVOF.— Challenge of the Yukon.

*KNX. KCBQ—News, Hallenbeck.

KFAC—Sunset Serenade. KFOX —Sunshine Mibtli011. KFWB—Red Rowe. KGFJ—dive at Five. KGIL —ChIldren's Program. KIEV —Ease Does IL KMPC—Fselp Wanted. KRICD— Wmgon Wheels. KXLA—Melody Valley.

5:05*KECA—Headline Edition. 5:10—KLAC —Los Angeles Today.

KMPC—Today in Sports. 5:15*KECA—Irving Howard.

*KFI —Newe. t/KNX —Tom Harmon. KFVD—Muslc for Humming.

*KGER—World News. KGFJ—Keyboard Magic. KLAC—Stars of the Week . KMPC—Lonesome Gal. K WK W—Sports Back Talk.

5:20—KLAC —Stars of the Week. 5:30*KECA, KFMB—Chet Huntley.

KFI —Casa Carat. KFXM. KV0E —Bobby

Benson. *KNX. KCBQ— World Today.

Carroll 4Ictrtt. KFAC —Wh4a Bill Club.

*KFOX, KLAC—News. KFVD —Plano Parade. KGER—Gospel Friends.

*KGFJ —News: Record Jackpot. *K611.—News; Tops in Pope.

KMPC —Stars of Song. KRILD —bports Dial. K WK W—Romano Spanish Hr. K.X.LA—Squeakin• Deacon.

5:45*KECA, KFMB—Bob (jarred. *KFI, KIND—Elmer Peterson. *KNX. KCISQ—News, Goss. KFOX —lour FIshcaster.

,'KLAC—Sam Baiter, Sports. KMPC —Top Tunes. KRKD—Race Results.

5:55*KN X KCI10—News. 6*KECA, KFOX, KFWB, KLAC,

KMPe—News. KFSD —Open.

*KIM, KFXM, ROB—Gabriel Heatter.

*KNX, KCBQ—Line Up. KFAC—Etchingts in Silver. KFVD—Airline Special. KGER —American Soul Clinic. KGFJ—Request Performance. KIEV —Easy Does It.

*KMPC—Norman Nesbitt. New. KOVVL—Joe Adams Show. KRKD —Evening Varieties. K WK W—Italian Melodies. K XLA —Scandinasian Hour.

8:05*KECA—Main Street to Malihu. 11:15*KECA—Elmer Davis.

*KHJ, KGB—Radio Newsreel. KFOX —Hawailan Music. KFVD —Mac's Shellacs. KFWB —Sports. KLAC—Al Janie Ballroom.

t/KMPC—Bob Kelley, Sports. 8:30*KECA—Phlio Vance.

KFI —Bold Venture. KHJ, KGB—Answer Man.

¿KNX. KCBQ —Phillp Morris Playhouse.

KFAC—Musical Milestones. KFOX—Flal's Memory Boom. KFWB—America Dances. KGF.R —Back to the Bible.

ilIMPC —Hollywood Park Races K WK W—Hoyos Hour. KXLA-.-EadY .Srnnlj Snow.

6:45*KHJ, KFXM, KGB. HYDE--NEWS, :tom Hayes.

*KGFJ—News. K7CLA —Restern Music

6:35*KILL ROB KVOE—Bill Henry " —KECA. KFM1S—Silver Eagle. I ¿KFI, KFSD —Screen Director's

Playhouse *KHJ—Nlurder by Experts. KNX —Symphonette. KFAC—Evening Serenade. KFVD—Intrrnattonal Sacred Record ftrdly.

KFV1B—America Dances. Kt...ER—Family Bible Hour. 1111iFJ—Musical Digest.

*K6II., KLAC. KRI M, KNLA —News.

KIEV—Easy Does It. KMPC—MusIcal Memories. K WK W —Hoyo. Hour. KLAC —Crosby & Company. KMPC—Musleal Memories.

7 :15—KFOX—Evening Melodies. IfitliD-8/4 Time Waltzes.

7:30—KECA. KFMB—Reserve. KILL KFXM. KGB. KVI1E— Singing Marshal.

KNX, H ON—Sammy Kaye. KFAC—Echoes and Enc res. KFON —Meet the Band. KFVVII—Fisha.g Ne ws. MIER—Rev. Markt.am KI.Al2—P trade of Music. KMPC—Penny ne. enad-. KRKD —Dr. Inetutids n K WK W —Betz !Mani h Prog. KXLA -01.. Rage11111 rm.

7:40—KLAC—Weather 7 :45*KFOX —News.

Thursday Radio Program Highlights A.M. Programs In Lightface Ty

/ Comedy-Variety 3:00—Arthur Godfrey. KNX. 8:30—The Truitt..

Quiz, Participation

8:00— McNeill Bkfst. Club. KECA 8:30—Grand Slam, KNX. Il :00—Double or Nothing. K n. li :30—Queen for a Day. KHJ. 12:30—Art Linkletter. KNX. 3:00—Welcome Travelers. KFI. :1)0—Original Amateur. KECA.

Drama 6:00—Lute-Up, KNX. 6:311—Philip Morris Playhouse.

KNX. 7:00—Screen Dir. Plavhse. KF1 :00—Silver Eagle. KFCA.

Pe: P.M. Programs In Boldface. Comment-Narratinn

9.30—Eleanor Roosevelt. KFWB. 2:00—Mary M. McBride. KFCS 4 :30—Beirritt Wheeler, KFI. 9:00—Eleanor Roosevelt., KFWB.

Mysterg-Detective

6:30—Phllo Vance. KECA. 8:3o—Bold Venture, KFl. 11:00—FBI in Peace & 'Lar, &NI 9:00— Dragnet. KFI. 10:00-1 Love a Mystery, KHJ.

Sports

11:00—Major BI3. KALI, KGF.1 5:15-10m Harmon. &NI. 1:45—Mann Baiter. KLAC. 6:11—Bob Kelley, KMPC. 6:30 —Joe Hernand.a, KMPC. 8:15—Baseball. KMPC. KLAC.

KFSG —Church Service. KFWB—Rosary Hour. KLAC —Dugout Dope. K WK W —Business Reporter.

BiRECA. KFMB—Original Amateur Hour. •

KFI, KFSD—One Man's Family.

KEW, KFXM. KGB. KVOE— Taman.

*KNX KCBQ—Frank Goss. KFAC—Evening Concert. KFOX—Modern Concert. KFWB—Lecture. KG ER—Blble Treasury. KGFJ—High School Social Security.

*KLAC —News; Parade of Music.

*KMPC —News, Norman Nesbitt KVVK W —Gordon Baker Lloyd.

*KXLA—News.

11:15*KFI, KFSD —World New.. KNX, KCBQ—Dance Orch. IFIGER—Hebrew Christian. KGFJ —Here's to Veterans. KMPC—Baseball. KXLA —Callf. Tech.

8:30 t/KFI 1115D—The Truitt.. *KILL KFXM. ROB—Reporters'

Roundup. KNX, KCBQ—Nation Nightmare.

KFOX—Speaking of Sports. *KFWB. KGIL—News. KGER —Organ. KGFJ —Today's Hits. KLAC —rtas.ball. K IA—Happy Perryman.

11:45—KECA. KFMB--Foreign Reporter.

KFOX —Civil Defense. IIFVVB—Ii. N. Today. KGER—Music Hall.

da*HECA—News. t/KFI. KF'SD—Dragnet.

• *KHJ. KFXM, KGB, KVIth;— News, Glenn Hardy.

¿KNX—FB1 in Peace and War KFAC —Evenins Concert. KFOX—Nlusle.

I K FW IS—Eleanor ttooset elt. KGFJ—Today's Hits. KLAC. 101 • - -Baseball. 1( M A —squeal:he B..a..an.

9 4—Opernt ion I II vie. 9.15*KH.11, KVOE tbs.

Burbl e. KING—Songs ano • nab. KG IE K—Clara Sparks.

9:30—KECA —New Frontier.. KFI —We Call ,t Jan. KNX Q.'s Was Works.

KFOX—SwIngtinte at Elks. RENO—Scotch Tenor HOER—John Brow', .41114111 W KGFJ—Platter Parts-

9 :45—K EC A—Aeaderny for 'quilled Nutrition. FWB—News.

K WK W—Dent. of Employment 9 :53*KB.I. RI M. KGB. K‘OL--

News. KFS111—News.

liFSD—Richfield Reporter.

KHI. KFXM. KGB—i' LOU' it Mystery

*KNX, Weimat Wire IKF.4C—Musicill Crossroads FFWB—Gene Norman Chou

*I111 AC—News: Make Woe Music.

KMPC—Lueky Inge, skim.-

100,5—SECA—Dr. Frederick Buttes *KFI—Michael Him,. News *KHJ—Frank Edwards.

N X—Tom Harmon. KFSD—Ltieky Laser Dance

lOskit*IINX —Carroll 'Skutt. News. 10:30—KECA, KFISIB—Sports Report

KFI —Passine Parade. K M—Lonesome Gal. KN X—PhIlip. Norman.

*KLAC—News: Make Mine Music.

10:45*KISCA—News. Home With Lionel

Barrymore. 10:50—KECA—Dream Harbor. 10:55*KLAC —News. I I — KFCA—Cinegrill Orchestra.

KHJ, KNN —News. . KMPC—Lucky Lager Dance KLAC—Robbins Nest.

11:10 —KHJ—Game of the Day. 11:15 —KFI —Biltmore Hotel Orch.

KNX —Merry-Go-Round. 11:30—KECA —Beverly Hills Orch.

KFI—Cocoanut Grove Orch. 11:45—KFI —dere's to 'Vets.

KNX —You and the World. 14)*HEC.A. ENN —News.

KFI—Musical Menu. EMPC—Palladium Party

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RADIO PROGRAM FINDER Note Programs marked with an asterisk (*) are of the contest, quiz, or offer type.

*indicates programs of news and commentation

A Life in Your Hands.. _ —_-KECA, 9 p.m. F Adams, Joe......... ........... HO WL, lg n, b p.m. ....SC Adlam, Buzz.... .KECA, 9 p.m. M Adventures in Music... ......... 7 p.m. Su Adventures of Dr. Kildare....KFI, 1:30 p.m. Su Agronsky, Martin.__ _.__KECA, 6 a.m. M-F,

6:15 a.m. Sa Air Force Hour KILL 5 p.m. Sa *Alcott, Carroll. KNX, 5:30, 10:20 p.m. M-F Alias Jane Doe .... ___ ____KNX, 10:30 a.m. Su All Around Town _. _ KFL 10 a.m. M-F Allen, Erwin ..__ _- .KLAC. 8:30 p.m. Su Altar Bound __ —__KECA, 12:15 p.m. M-F America Dances - -KFWB. 6:30 p.m. M-F America Cnited ______ ___KFL, 11:30 p.m. Su

American Agent.- - - -...KECA. 7:30 p.m. 35 American Forum 7:30 p.m. Su American Legion Reports KMPC, 8 p.m. Sa American Portraits HF!, 8:30 p.m. Tu American Way KFI. 6:39 p.m. Si Amity, David __...KECA, 12:45 p.m. M-F Andrews, Bert KECA, 6:30 p.m. Sa Anson, Bill........... ............ KFW13. 12 n. M-Sa Answer Man KHJ, 10:30 a.m., 6:30 p.m. M-F Are You From Oki & KFI. 1:13 p.m. sa Armed Forces Review.. -.K W, 2 p.m. Sa

Armstrong 01 the SBI.- -IIECA 7 p.m. Ia. Army Air Force Show. -- -- KHJ. 2 p.m. `̀a Arriaz, Deal 1 p.m. Su Arnold. Edw...KECA. 9 p.m. H. 1U:55 a.m. M-F Art of Living___ ---- KFI, 7:30 a.m. Su Aunt Jenny... KNX, 9:15 a.m. M-F Aunt Mary — .KFI. KPH). 9:30 p.m. M-F Babbitt, Harry____ __,j(NX. 7:45 a.m. M-F Backstage Wife __ __ ___KFI. 1 p.m. M-F Back to God 8:30 a.m. Su Back to the Bible .... KECA, 3:30 p.m. Su Bailes, Dr. Frederick-____KECA, 6:30 a.m. M-F 111:15 p.m. M-F

Baldwin, Mel KNX, 12:05 a.m. Su; 11:15 p.m. Sts *Banghart. Kenneth KFI, KFSD. 11:55 a.m. M-F Baiter, Sam KLAC. 5:45 p.m. M-Sa Barrymore, Lionel________KFI, 1:30 p.m. Su:

............. 10:45 p.m. M-F

*Behind the Story- -.KHI. 4:30 p.m. M-F Bell 12:45 p.m. M-F Berch, Jack _ ..KFI. 8:30 a.m. M-F Bible Class.- - KHJ, 9 a.m. Su

KMPC, 7:30 a.m. Su Bible Institute KILL 8:30 a.m. M. W. F Bible Treasury Hour___KGER. 8:45 a.m. M-F,

13•30 a.m. Su Bickersons .... .._....-- — ILNX. 6:30 p.m. Tu Biggs, E. Power__. _ —.KNX. 6:15 a.m. Su Big Sister .KNX, 10 a.m. M-F Big Story .KFI. 7 p.m. W Big Town KFI. 7 p.m. Tu *Bishop. Pat .KFI. 6 a.m.. 6:45 a.m..

5 p.m. M-F Blind Artiste Guild.... —.KFWB. 4:30 p.m. Sa Block, Ray. KFI, 9:20 p.m. M Blue, Ira KECA. 5:30 p.m. Sa Bob and Ray...KFT, 2:45 p.m. M-F; 6:30 p.m. Sa Bobby Benson__ ........ ____KFIJ, 5:30 p.m. To, Th

4 p.m. Su: 7 p.m. M Bold Venture KFL, 6:30 p.m. Bolero Time HMPC. 9 a.m. Su Boston Biackie SECA, 6:30 p.m. M, W. F Boston Pops Orchestra KFI. 7 p.m. M Ftowron, Fletcher KFI. 10:15 p.m. Su Breakfast Club... —________KECA, 8 a.m. M-F Break the Bank. KFI. 10:30 p.m. M-F Breakfast Gang... K M, 7:15 a.m. Sa Brighter Day KNX. 11:45 a.m. M-F Broadway Is My Beat.. - -...HNX, 6 p.m. Su *Brown. Cecil._ KHJ, 8 a.m. M-IF Bull. Frank HFWB. 6:311 p.m. M-F Business News KMPC. 8:15 a.m. 111-Sn

Caltfornia Caravan____ __KHJ, 12:30 p.m. Su California Holiday ___KNX. 12:45 p.m. Su Capitol Cloakroom. KNX. 6 p.m. F Career Theater KECA. 10:30 p.m. Su Caribbean Crocsroads... ___.KFIJ. 6:30 p.m. Sa Carnation Hour__ _ __ KY , 7 p.m. Su Carolina Calling — _...KNX, 5:30 a.m. So Casa Client KFI. 5:30 p.m. W-F Catholic Answers .KFV111. 7:45 p.m. Su Catholic Hour K n. 11 a.m. Su Center of Life. _ ................ .... KFAC. 5 p.m. Su Challenge of the Yukon .KHJ, 8 p.m. Tu. Th:

3 p.m. Su Champion Roll Call ..... _____ KF,CA. 6:55 p.m. F Chance of a Lifetime. KECA. 7:30 p.m. To Chef Milani .1/511PC. 9:30 a.m. M-F Chicago Round Table-_---KFI. 10:30 a.m. Sn Chicago 9:30 p.m. Su

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Chicagoans K.NX, 1 p.m. Sa Christian Science.__ —____HFI, 9:13 a.m. su Church Federation._ KFAC, 8 a.m. M Church of the Air KNX, I a.m. Su

Cisco Kid . KHJ. KGB. 7:30 p.m. M. W,..F City Reports K1.1, 10:15 p.m. Su Club 930 KHJ. 2:30 p.m. M,Tu; 3 p.m. 11-F Colman, Ronaid_.____ _—_KFI. 6:30 p.m. W Coffee Time __________ ... __KFI. 8 a.m. M-F College Choir KHJ, 7 p.m. Sa Comedy of Errors _—_____ —KHJ, 7:30 p.m. Su Command Theater ..KNX, 7 p.m. F Composer's Corner.____KFAC, 1:30 p.m. M-F,

1:15 p.m. Sa Concert Hall 7 a.m. Su *Considine, Bob.. -------KFI, 11:30 a.m. Su Contented Hour _ _ __KNX, 6:30 p.m. Su Cook, 1:15 p.m. M-k,

_KECA. 9:15 a.m. Sa Cooper, Alex KXI.A. 11 p.m. M-F Count of Monte Cristo.---_KHJ, 7:30 p.m. Tu County Medical Asen-______KFAC. 1 p.m. Th Crime Does Not Pas KFI. 9:30 p.m. Sa Crime Fighters KHJ. 9:30 p.m. F Crime Is Your Problem___KFI, 10:15 a.m. Su Crocker, Betty... . _ . . ..... KECA. 11 a.m. M-F Cross Section KNX. 3 p.m. Sa Darby, Raymond V.- -. KFIL 10:15 p.m. Sa Davidson, Bill. ....KECA. 9:30 a.m. So *Davis. Elmer KECA. 6:15 p.m. SI-F Defense Attorney _ KECA, 8 p.m. F Dempsey- Tegeler Hour .KMPC, 10 a.m. Su Discing With Dick. KIEV, 10 a.m.. 1T:15 pm.,

3.30 p.m. M-F Dixieland Breakfast --- KHJ, 9 a.m. M-F Dixon, Nancy KHJ, 12:30 p.m. M-F 'Double or N,othing_______KFI, 11 a.m. M-F Dragnet KFI, 9 p.m. Th Dr. Christian. _KNX, 8:30 p.m. W Dr. Hiss KI1J. 9 a.m. Sa Dr Kildare.-...... .._KF1, 1:30 p.m. Su Dr. Paul ... KFI. 4 p.m. M-F Dude Ranch Roundup. KHJ. 8 p.m. Sa Dugan, Johnny KNX. 4:45 p.m. M-F Dunn on Discs_____ ______ KHJ, 11 a.m. Sn Dvorak, George .... Kil, 2:15 p.m. Sa Eastside Show ______ KFWB, 10 p.m. M-Sa Easy Aces SECA, 11:15 a.m. M-F Echoes of Eden.- .KFWB, 10:30 p.m. Su *Edwards. Frank... r_ ...KHJ, 10:15 p.m. M-F *Eliot, Maj. George— F..--- -KFLI, 6:45 p.m. Su Enchanted Hour___ _.___ _.KHJ, 5:30 p.m. Su Escape KNX, 6 p.m. W Eternal Light KFI, 9:30 a.m. Su Evening Concert —_____KFAC. 8 p. m. M-Sa Falcon —. —.-__KFL 8:30 p.m. W Family Circle... —_ —. --KEC-A, 3 p.m. M-F Family Theatre. KHJ, 8:30 p.m. W Farm Adviser .. .KMPC, 7 a.m. M-F Farm Flighlights.__.__ .... SF', 6:15 a.m. M-Sa Farm Reporter______ .... ____KFI, 12 n. M-Sa Fat Man __SECA, 8 p.m. W FBI in Peace and War - KNX. 9 p.m. Tit *Feature Wit. KFL 5 p.m. M-F First Baptist Cloven._ ICFAC, 7:30 I'lm• Sa Fisher, George_-______ KNX. 2:45 p.m. M-F Five Seventy Club __ KLAC. 1:10 n.m. VI-sa Flying Feet KHJ. 8:30 a.m. Sa Flynn, Howard___ ______KMPC, 10 a.m. M-F Flynn. John _ KILL 4 p.m. " Foreign Reporter__ _.___HECA, 8:45 p.m. Th *Foster, Cedric.... — ...KHJ. 12:15 p.m. M-F Frank and KILL 11 a.m. Su Freedom Story KMPC 9 p.m. Su Front-Page FarrelL_KFI, KFSD, 2:15 p.m. M-F Fuller, Dr. Charlie* ......... KECA. 1 p.m. Su Future of Democracy KMPC. 8:30 p.m. Sa Funny Paper Man __ KFI. 8 a.m. Su *Fuller. Sid. KHJ, 12 n. D Game of the Day..--___KHJ. 11:10 p.m. M-Sa

KNX, 9 p.m. Sa Garden School KGER. 2:30 p.m. M-F Garr. Bill swi m. 1 p.m. M-Sa *Garret], Bob KECA, 7:30 a.m.. 5:45 p.m. M-F

GarrowaY, Dave 8:45 n.m. M-F Gateway to Music.. - -___ KFAC. 9:30 pm. SU Gillespie Garden Guide KILL 9:15 a.m. Tu-Th: Gino. Dr KECA, 6:45 p.m. Su Godfrey. Arthne.. —.1H"SX. 7 a.m.. 3 p.m. M-F Gospel Singer________ HHJ. 9:15 a.m. M-F

*Goss. Frank. —.KNX. 7:30 a.m. M-Sa. HNX, 5:45 p.m. 51 -Sa

Graham. Bills -. —_XECA. I n.m.. 12 p.m. Sn Graham, Vance IFWPC, 9 a.m. Su

Grand Central Station .KNX. 9:30 a.m. Sa Grand Ole Opry KFI, KFSD, 7:30 p.m. Sa *Grand Slam .KNX, 8:30 a.m. M-F *Greene, Bob K M, 8:15 a.m. M-1. bidding Light...-___----KNX. 111:45 a.m. M-F Hall, Helen -K M. 10:30 a.m. Sn Hallelujah Time .KHJ, 5:30 p.m. Sa Halls of Isy 6:30 p.m. VI klial's Memory Room KID , 6:30 p.m. Hancock, Hunter___--KALL 9:30 a.m. M-Sa Hanlon, Tom. KNX, 11:111 p.m. W'F Hardy KFI, ti. p.m. Tu *Hardy, Glenn_ __KHJ, 10 a m., 9 p.m. Su-k Harmon, Tom .— ___.....KNX, 10:15 p.m. M-Su Harmony House. K WK W, 4 p.m. >La Hart, itlaurice. _ ----.KFWB, 10:15 p.m. M-Sa *Haney, Paul _...KECA. 11:45 a.m. M-I Hashknife Elartley______ ...... KHJ, 1:30 p.m. Su Hasen of Rest KX1-4: 8:3o a.m. .•

.KHJ, 8:30 a.m. Tu, Th Hawaii Calls K W, b p.m. Sa Hawkes, Charleen... KFI, 111:30 p.m. Sa Hawthorne .... ...... --...KNX, 12.05 a.m. M-Sa *Hayes, Sam KFI, 7:45 p.m. M-F *Hayes, Sam KIM. 4:45 p.m., 6:45 p.m. M-F Haynes, Dick KLAC, 7:05 a.m. M-Sa *Headline Edition___ KECA, 5:05 p.m. M-F *Heatter, Gabriel___ ___._.KHJ. 6 p.m. M-F Heidi, Horace - KNX, 8 p.m. Su Help Wanted. KMPC, 5 p.m. M-F *Hemingway, Frank___KHJ, 4:15 p.m. M-Sa,

KHJ n.m. Sa *Henry, B111. — KHJ, 655 p.m. MA, *Henry, Fred - ---..KLAC, 5 p.m. M-F Here's to Veterans -- RFC 11:45 p.m. Th Hernandez, Joe. —_ —.KMPC. 6:30 p.m. M-Sa Hidden Truth KHJ, 7 p.m. F *Hillman, 11:15 a.m. Su Hilltop House _ KNX, 1 p.m. M-F *Hinn, Michael..—._ ..... _.KFI. 10:15 p.m. M-F Hollywood Editor .115IPC, 10:45 a.m. M-F Hollywood Love Story.. --__KFI, 8 a.m. Sa Hollywood Music Hall 7 p.m. Tu Hollywood Star Playhouse_ __KNX, 9 p.m. M Holy Name Breakfast ......... -__KFI, 11 a.m. su Holmes, Dr. Ernest KECA, 4 p.m. su Hometown Happenings . _____KFL 8:45 a.m. Su Hometown Jamboree.-...11XLA. 11:30 a.m. M-F Honest Harold ..KNX. 6 p.m. VS Hour of Faith .KECA 12 n. Su Hour of St. Francis. - -KMPC, 6:45 p.m. Su Hour of Triumph.- --___ .KHJ, 8 a.m. Su Hover, Herman -EFL 2:30 p.m. Su *FIuntley, 5:341 p.m. MA':

. . 8:45 p.m. Su *Hurieigh, Robt KHJ, 4 p.m., 9:15 p.m. M-F I Lose a Mystery .KHJ, 10 p.m. MA-If They Had Lised.. -- -..KGFJ. 8:15 p.m. Su

KGF.II 8 Pan• S', It Pays to Be Ignorant.- -.- ...... .KFI, 9 p.m. W International Airport KHJ, 9:30 p.m. 3% International Disc Jockey_KNX, 2:05 p.m. M-I ......................... _...........__KNX. 4:15 p.m. Sa

It's Fun to Be Young KNX, 12 n. Sa It's Your Business ....................KECA. 5:15 p.m. Su Invitation to Learning ____KNX, 8:30 a.m. SU Imitation to Music. __. __KNX. 10 a.m. Su Jack Armstrong._ KECA, 7 p.m. Tu. 9:30 p.m. L Jarvis. Al..... ..KLAC, 9:30 a.m., 6:05 p.m. M-Sa Jive at Five KGF.1. 5 p.m. M-Sa John Steele .KHJ, , p.m. Tu Johnny 6:30 p.m. 15 Junior Junction. KECA. 4 p.m. •.,t Just Plain BilL...._ —.__KFT. RP M, 2 p.m. SI-I Kaye, Sammy SECA, 11 p.m sl: Kelley, Bob - --K111PC, 6:15 p.m. 3.1-sa *Kenneally, Bill _. — KNX, 12 n. *Kiernan, 7:55 a.m. M-F Kings Row KNX. 1:15 p.m. M-F Kirkwood. Jack KH.I, 1 p.m. M-F Know Your FBI. KMPC, 7:15 p.m. Su I.. A. Breakfast Club.. — KFWB. 8:15 a.m. 3% Ladles' hay 9:30 a.m. M-I Ladles Fair .KILL 11 a.m. M-F L. A. Medical Assn _______KFAC, 1 p.m. Th Land of the KID. 10:15 a.m. Sn Lanza. Mario KNX. 5 p.m. Sn Lawrence Welk Show KECA. 9:30 p.m. IN *Lawton, Fleetwood. — KFL 7:15 a.m. M-F Layman's Hour ..... _ ..... __ KECA. 4:30 p.m. Su Lea. Terrea.- -_ ____ KFL 11:30 n.m. Tut Lee, Peggy .KNX, 4:30 p.m. Su *Lesueur. Larry......-_____ KNX. 12:15 p.m. S' Let George Do KGB, 8 p.m. M

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Let's Pretend KNX. 8:05 amt. Sc Leyden, Bill KFM 11. 6:30 ami. M-Sa Lateral Catholic Hour KFA4 , 9 aate. su I.ite Con Be Beautiful KCl. 4:13 p.m. M-;

life Will, lade K N . 6 p.m. Tii Line I ii - KNN, 6 p.m. Th Liiikletter, Art — KNX. 17:311 p.m. SI-t thing, 1931 KF1, 4:36 p.m. Ss

Lombardo, (My..._..--_ ......... KNX, 4, 9:311 p.m. •Sti Lombardoland ..... ..... _ ............ . KII.1, 8:311 p.m. sot 1.011e Journey KECA, 10 amt. M-I'

Lour Ranger . Kt:CA. 7 p.m. M. 91 ; A pats. Si, Lonesome 4.al KILL 111:311 p.m.. KMP(', 5:15 S1-1, Lorenta. Jones KF1. 2:30 p.m. M-F Lucky Lager Da are : • .:111111', 930 p.m.,

. KI sta. 10:13 11-m• I) Luncheon will, Lopez KFIJ, 2:15 p.m. M-l" Lull:era:I (tospel Illoar...-KX1 A, 6:311 p.m. sts

Lutheran Hour KI1.1, givine:, 10:30 a.m. Sit Lynn Looks at Hollywood._ KHJ, 3:15 p.m. M-1'

Mack, Ted KI:CA, 7:311 e.m. Su Magazine l'healel•...- KILL 8 11.1111, F sinenificent Simotague.. li I I. 14:30 pan. Sa *Slain Street to Slalibti... lela 5. 605 Pd11. M•F Maieie 13.1-1, 6 p.m. Sa Major League Baseball K.41.I, KOFJ.

I I :23 111.111. M-S* Make Believe T 0 ,11 K S N , 6 :30 »mi. Su Make Way for ‘011111 IS N X, 12:30 p.m. Sa Ma Perkins KNS, III :15 11.111. S1-1' Managing Editor ROIL, 7 :311 p.m. 51

Mann, Herbert J..... _ ........ ...K1-1, 111 a.m. Su Manners, Zeke .... ......L___ KEC.%, 7:10 a.m. M-1:* Man From Hornielde _ KEC.4. : :30 p.m. SI Man on 1 he Farm KIIJ, 12:30 p.m. s:t

Marine Corps Show KF1, 5 p.m. >a Marines Pass in Review_ _ ..... IKEEA, 9 pan. SU Marlin Kane ..:-.... .... -- K H, 3 p.m. Mu

Massey, t'urt......_.- - -_ _ _ KNX, 4 p.m. M-F Slaasterson,- Paul.--... --- ..... KNX, 2:05 p.m. M 4' - -. 4:15 p.m. Ss

Matinee_ KFAC 2 p.m. M-Sit McBride, Mary Margaret........KECi, 2 p.m. M-F *SicCulia, Jim .. ........ .......... ----.KIMPC. 7:15 a.m., 12:15 p.m. M-t'

McLaughlin, Bolo - M AC, 1:10 p.m. M-Sit McNeil',, Breakfast Club KF.C.1, 8 a.m. SI-F Meet Corliss Archer KNX, 6 p.m. Su Meet Millie__ ........ .........- .............. KNX, 6:34) p.m. M

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JULY 20, 1951 TV-RADI O LIFE •

One Man. In What's Hollywood "One Man's to an Englishman? ANNOUNCEMENT Family"

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Yarborough's personality, and he is frank and outspoken about his pet gripe. "I believe that talent schools, some of them that is, take more talent out of students than they in-still in budding young thespians. Furthermore," he continued, "so many really gifted young people go by the boards because they haven't that so-called professional personality. I've known many a modest actor whose ability offstage was hidden neath a cloak of modesty." Speaking of modesty, Bart has his

fair share. He doesn't have a press agent to extol his talents, and after many years of ducking fan clubs, he only recently weakened and sanc-tioned a club in his honor. Bart and his wife live in the beau-

tiful Toluca Lake district, where he is a stone's throw from his favorite sport and golf links. Writing is an-other one ot his hobbies. Although he is best known as a prominent radio actor, he hopes some day to be recognized as a writer-director of radio and television.

Old Wrestlers Never Fade Away

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elaborately monikered, as these per-formers approached one another in the ring, all apparently intent on mayhem. The behemoths follow a circuit,

with different stations picking them up on camera as they contend at the Hollywood Legion Stadium, the Ocean Park Arena or the Long Beach Muni-cipal Auditorium. KNBFI's Channel 4 ventures afield for general Southern California matches, and for the In-ternational Chicago mat meets. Both are carried on film.

KTLA, which telecasts from Long Beach, has Dick "Whoa, Nellie" Lane calling the plays. KTTV, which covers the matmen from Hollywood Legion Stadium, has sportcaster Bill Welsh - dodging bodies from his ringside mike. KLAC-TV, in addition to its regular

telecasts, started televised "work-outs" on its Channel 13, for a while erecting a ring outside its main studios where passers-by could stop, watch, and collect autographs. Fol-lowing the tying-up of traffic on Calittenga as a result of these tele-c:—:t̂. the station moved the program to Ocean Park. where its regular matches are televised. Our accompanying pictures show

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four inches, even when trying to put on a three-act play. It was all very experimental . . . pretty static . . . those were frantic days in TV." When he formerly had his own video show over KFI-TV, in which he enacted many Shakespearean roles, he was reminded of those "frantic" TV days in England, the time he donned the armor to play King Henry V, only to be practically carried bodily around the set, when the arm and leg portions of his iron-clad suit re-fused to budge an inch.

His Opinion This Englishman who has grown

up echoing the lines of the master Shakespeare "likes sensible scripts, the kind you can get your teeth into" . . . thinks Norman Macdonnell of CBS is a fine director because "he throws you more character cues in a few minutes than does any other director I know" . . . and that Bill Conrad and former TV-Radio Life award winner Jeanette Nolan are "fantastically fine radio performers." For one of his acting jobs with Armed Forces Radio—an organiza-tion which he labeled a sort of latter-day Voice of America—he played General Douglas MacArthur.

When asked if he thought Holly-wood would eventually become the TV-radio capital of the world, he said, "I'm sure of it . . . I don't see how it can be otherwise . . . all the talent, space and technical know-how are here . . . and those studios are not buying up property here for the kicks, you know."

His one regret Is that Hollywood does not have any legitimate the-aters of the type found scattered so enthusiastically and generously throughout England. But from all ap-pearances this fact will not pull him away from Hollywood, which at times he still considers to be "extra-ordinary."

some of your mat favorites In action . . . violent action, in one or two cases.

You can clip the handy schedule printed here— and stick it onto your TV setside. With its help you can follow every flying mare on TV!

TV WRESTLING SCHEDULE

KNBH (4) — Tues., 8:05 p.m.; Sat., 5:00 p.m., 8:30 p.m.

KTLA (5) —Thurs., 8:30 p.m.

KTTV (11)— Mon., 8:30 p.m.

KLAC-TV (13)—Fri., 8:30 p.m.; Wrestling workouts Sun., 11:00 a.m. All-Girl Wrestling 7:30 p.m. Sun. (Schedule dependent on baseball).

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Page I ttirty tour

Gene Autry Captures Television Without a Struggle and Becomes a

Sunday, 8:30 p.m., CBS-KNX Saturday, 6:30 p.m., KECA-TV

pONG A national favorite in the fields of radio, re-cordings and motion pic-tures, Gene Autry can hang another star on his door —this time for the ac-

claim he's winning in television, where, fat from proving competition to himself as a picture star, he's en-hancing the appeal of his famous singing-cowboy portrayals. The highly versatile Autry is a

case in point for the school believing that a true entertainer ' is at home in all fields: with his CBS Western-variety radio show and the films he's producing independently and specifically for television . . . not to

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July 20, 1951

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4 STRAIGHT MAN AND GUITARIST Johnny Bond (left) and Pat Buttram, Autry's comic sidekick, enliven his

radio show with many a "went-that-a-way" yarn. (CBS photo.)

By Allison Thorne

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ille„ A KOREAN TOUR LAST NOVEMBER WAS ANOTHER LINK ir the chain of laughter that NBC's Bob Hope has been weaving round the globe

during ten years of continually entertaining servicemen. "Ski-nose' ,as visited almost every U. S. installation, stateside and overseas, from his initial March Field, California, show in May, 1941, to Wonsan, Korea (above), Nhare he played to an audience of GI's and Marines straight off of the invasion ships, up to his current European trip.

HORACE HEIDT IS SPECIAL FAVORITE OF GI's at bases all over the U. S. Heidt and his traveling troupe originate both CBS radio and video

shows at camps like the Naval Air Station, San Diego (below), where "The Flat Tops," a group of Navy men, were contestants on the telecast beamed from the San Diego base. Hospital visits and extra ward shows are a ragular between-programs routine for the Heidt group.

41k, "DEAR VOICE" to an estimated daily audience ot ninety million

people the world over és lovely Armed Forces Radio Service dinc jockey Rebel Randall, whose "Jukebox, U.S.A." is a must entertainment featu-e for GI's from ships to shores.

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•-)1KE THE inimitable Bob Hope, there are many ra-dio, video and film artists who have never stopped entertaining the troops since the first U.S.O. cara-

van was dispatched during World War II. But the Korean crisis has also brought into prominence a set of "service" stars who, with little or no acclaim, make weekly trips to out-of-the-way bases to bring songs and laughter to raw recruits and veterans alike. Broadcasts and tele-casts have originated in many a military installation, and film folk comprise week-end "starlift" flights to California bases where they spend their Saturdays and Sundays putting on stellar shows and making hos-pital bedside visits. It was Bob Hope who summarized

the need for current action on the entertainment fronts when he said: "People ask me whether I notice any difference between the GI's of World War II and now. The only thing I've noticed is that in the last war they were all expecting Dorothy Lamour on a South Pacific island, now they're looking for Mary Martin and Ezio Pinza. . . . "The GI's of World War II were

fighting for something that didn't quite come off. A lot of them, plus a lot of young fellows who were just kids when the fighting was go-ing on at Wake Island and Bizerte and Salerno, are trying to finish the job now. I hope none of us will ever forget them or what they are doing. I know I won't"

By Greta Greenfield

"LET'S GO WITH RALPH FLAN-AGAN" is a weekly ABC pro-

gram which the popular band leader broadcasts from army camps through-out the U. S., with the aid of vocal-lovely Jean McManus, his orchestra, and in-the-service guest stars.

BOB HAWK BRINGS THE FUN and frolic of his "Lemac" contests to service centers in

all corners of the nation and gives GI's many an opportunity to "report to home" via mike-side interviews which are broadcast on his popular CBS Monday evening show. (CBS-Pennock photo.)

11b. CAMPS, HOSPITALS and defense plants are on the 50,000-mile

cross-country itinerary of Phil Regan and his traveling entertainment corps which airs a weekly CBS show from places like Fairfield-Suisun base, where Regan paused for a word with a Korean vet (above). (Whittington photo.)

"STARLIFTS" TO VARIOUS WEST COAST military installations are included on schedules of many filmites. Hollywood Coordinating

Committee's Stan Richardson lists KTSL video's famed showman N.T.G. as one of its staunchest regulars. N.T.G. End his bevy of beauties aver-age eight shows a day at bases where the/ make flying week-end visits.

I O W "THE RICHFIELD REPORTER'," editor, Wayne Miler, acknowl-

edged plaudits and scrolls he received for his part in building the reputation of sincerity and accuracy of reporting that is always attributed to the nightly newscast.

SPEAKING FROM BEHIND the L.A. Press Club's "eight-ball," the voice of "The Richfield Reporter," John

Wald, was not at a loss for words in graciously accepting the tribute paid to radio's .veteran airer. (NBC-Holloway photos.)

4/

GROUP OF 800 well-wishers from industry, government, radio and press gathered at the famed Cocoanut Grove on April 23 to mark

the twentieth anniversary of the na-tion's oldest continually sponsored newscast —radio's "Richf ield Re-porter."

Honorary chairman of the auspi-cious event was California's Gover-nor, Earl Warren, who led the as-semblage in honoring this respected pioneer in radio newscasting. Un-usual tribute was sponsored by the Greater Los Angeles Press Club, whose chairman, Les Wagner, was aided in

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"Richfield Reporter," the Granddaddy of

Newscasts, Celebrates Twenty Years of

IN RADIO

1110. NEVADA'S FIRST LADY, wife of Governor Charles Russell,

and California's Governor Warren were among distinguished guests listening to a special speech by Earnest Hoberecht, chief of U. P. war correspondents.

"FOR TWO DECADES of unbiased, complete and objective newscast-

ing," Governor Charles Russell of Ne-vada presented to Richfield's president, Charles S. Jones (right), a commemora-tive scroll bearing signatures of gover-nors of Arizona, California, Nevada and Oregon.

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his emcee tasks by Governor Warren, Nevada's Governor Charles Russell and comedian Walter O'Keefe. Duly honored for their roles in

making the "Reporter" the "respected journalistic institution it is today" were announcer John Wald, the "Richfield Reporter's" voice during most of its twenty years; Collette Burns, assistant scripter; commercial announcer John Latham; and "Rich-field Reporter's" editor, Wayne Miller. Governor Warren presented a scroll

for "two decades of unbiased, com-plete and objective newscasting" to Charles S. Jones, president of the Richfield Oil Corporation. Governor Russell's presentation to Jones was a commendation, signed by governors of Arizona, California, Nevada and Oregon, in appreciation of the "Re-porter's" regional contributions.

Earnest Hoberecht, chief of United Press war correspondents, was main speaker at the celebration. Hoberecht, who flew from the Far East especial-ly to speak, returned to Tokyo imme-diately after talking to the group on his first-hand Korean war experi-ences and the MacArthur firing. "Richfield Reporter" indeed topped

its first score of years with pomp, circumstance, and every indication that it's on its way to another twenty years of excellent newscasting.

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mention a few other "sidelines," in-cluding two thirty-thousand-mile per-sonal-appearance tours, regular re-cording sessions and six studio-type motion pictures he's completed dur-ing the past year. Like many entertainers who have

been eminently successful in the older media, he welcomes the chal-lenge of video. At Pioneertown, a Mojave desert locale, he has set up headquarters for production of twenty-six half-hour telefilms an-nually. In eighty square acres, re-plete with Joshua-tree and pine forests, desert wastes em u 1 at in g Death Valley, river beds lined with willow; flatland sprinkled with cactus and sagebrush and mountain peaks, gulches, canyons, as well as hillsides laden with huge boulders, he's found every imaginable Western setting in which to grind his thirty-five-milli-meter cameras. In fact, Pioneertown terrain can duplicate the scenery of seven different West-of-the-Rockies states.

The Old West The town itself is an old- West

settlement, also perfect for his pur-poses. He quotes an old sign that hangs in the town when he boasts "There is no place just like this place anywhere near this place." Autry relies on much of the knowl-

July 20, 1951

"PORTIA" FACED "PORTIA" when actress Lucille Wall

(right), star of popular "Portia Faces Life" series, compared legal notes with Edith Fisch, twenty-seven-year-old New York City attorney whom Miss Wall named "Woman of the Week" on a recent broadcast.

edge garnered from radio production and movie experience in his telefilm-ing. He believes that production for video is far more exacting than for straight motion pictures, since the ac-tors and the scenery come in for much closer scrutiny. Actors like guitarist Pat Buttram, his radio comic sidekick, appear in Autry's video pic-tures, and many of the dramatic vignettes which radio producer Bill Burch and writers Stanley Davis and Elon Packard helped Autry to broad-cast have become valuable plot ma-terial for his current projects.

Wider View

Aside from the production angle, Autry feels that through television he's reaching an even wider audience than before.

"My video films are being shown in the larger cities where formerly the market for them was small. Also I'm getting reacquainted with the youngsters who came on the scene during the war years." (Autry aban-doned the screen temporarily for a three- and - a-half - year sojourn with the Air Transport Command.)

He's emphatic in the view that "If any one thing is causing motion pic-tures to suffer because of television, it's the distributors who will not re-lease better pictures for videoing."

AS THE TWO-FISTED justice-dis-, pensing law officer, "Harrington,"

assistant to "Mr. District Attorney," actor Len Doyle has become radio's most in-destructible man.

ABBOTT AND COSTELLO -*ti e CONTRACT

Bud Abbott and Lou Costello have been added to the star-studded roster of comedians signed for television with the National Broadcasting Com-pany.

* * REALISTIC TOUCH

Carlton E. Morse has added a patri-otic touch to his NBC-TV "One Man's Family" show. John Boles plays a Marine sergeant while Tony Randall is cast in the role of a sailor.

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