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NORMA JEAN NILSSON, featured in radio's "Father Knows

Best" and Radiomites columnist for TV-Radio Life, is growing up. Soon she will be playing big -girl parts like this.

le "DR. CHRISTIAN," played by Jean Hersholt, has nice radio neigh-

bors on his CBS Wednesday night broadcast. Two of the doctor's favorites are B. G. Norman, age ten, and Elizabeth Root.

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JAIIE\ llILTOÌ OVELIST JAMES HILTON is a rambling, informative conversationalist. Chat -

ting with him during "Hallmark Playhouse" re-

hearsals resulted in a profusion of thoughts, facts and fancy.

"Hallmark Playhouse" celebrated its fourth birthday last summer and no one was happier at the cake -cut- ting ceremonies than its host -narrator, James Hilton, who initiated the series and who has been its mentor ever since.

"We're just one big happy family, here on Hallmark," he said, "and as long as music and dramatic fare are programmed, radio will survive. There's one asset radio possesses that television can't rob. Audio entertainment stimulates our power of imagination. When a listener hears a story he can visualize the characters, action and locale ofttimes more real- istically than elaborate television props and sets attempt to portray.

"My duties as narrator -host," he continued, "require prodigious reading to select the material for drama- tization on `Hallmark.' I devote from four to five hours of reading every evening to this pleasant task. For- tunately, I've always been a prolific reader and enjoy almost anything in printed form ... novels, plays, short stories, essays, biographies a n d poetry."

Some of Hilton's favorite contemporary authors are John O'Hara, Thornton Wilder, Ernest Heming- way (earlier works), up-and-coming J. D. Salinger and Truman Capote. In a reflective mood, he commented that the days of an avid reading public had diminished. During Charles Dickens's era, fans would gather at New York's Battery Park impatiently awaiting the docking of the boat from England with fresh copy from the pen of popular Mr. Dickens.

... On Television We wondered what Mr. Hilton

thought of television's effect on the nation's reading habits. "TV makes people lazy, and a certain amount of discipline must be exercised to budget your time." He suggested that discrimination in our viewing habits would permit time for reading. "Al- though I have my favorite comedians (Sid Caesar and Red Skelton), I think there are more wrestlers on TV who are comedians than on some of

By Mildred Ross February 15, 1952

the so-called comedy shows." . . . On Writers

"A writer must make up his own mind whether he wants to get rich fast or at a leisurely pace. The nov- elist must wait until his book hits best-seller lists; whereas TV script - ers, and there is a dearth of good writers, reap immediate benefits from their creations ... both visual and monetary."

. . . On Life and Love Self-effacing Mr. Hilton is stockily

built and his firm beliefs are shaded by his soft manner of speech. "Let's not be too practical," he says in a pensive moment. "After all, nothing ventured, nothing gained. I've become less conservative with the passing of time ... I worry less and my requirements are fewer." Explaining his single -blessedness, he says, "Sometimes the men who hold women in the highest esteem, do not marry them."

JAMES HILTON, DAVE ROSE (musical director) and Bill Gay

(director -producer) confer on some de- tail during "Hallmark" rehearsal. (CBS- Braslaff photo.)

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VERY WOMAN who has at one time or another banged her fist against an old stove and determinedly declared that one day she would have

a kitchen with everything she need- ed in it, can see what she dreams about on Grace Lawson's KECA-TV daily show.

Of course Grace should be giving lessons in "the magic of believing" right along with her superb cookery tips. Something she wanted, hoped for, and believed would come about, turned out for her as delectably as do the hundred and one tasties she turns out for her daily audience. It is a kitchen.

Popularity Paid Off When Grace first started her Chan-

nel 7 show, it was in the most or- dinary sort of surroundings. She, personally, provided the utensils. This hour is now one of KECA-TV's Most commercial and highly valued programs, and the new kitchen properly reflects this attitude. A dream in Provincial, yet reflecting Grace's own personality completely, it was designed by the famous Ralph Fair.

The Tile Council of America provided the tile, a gesture that began when a ranking member of the Council was at home ill. He saw Grace's Show, and he heard her heartfelt hope that some day soon she would have just the kitchen she wanted. He started the ball rolling.

Mottos were baked into custom- made tile, which was mounted on the walls. The drainboard tile on one side is "quarry," a natural shade,

and on the other side of the specially high sink it is "heavenly blue."

Armstrong Linoleum designed a special floor pattern in its product; and Acme Curtain executed the cur- tains exactly right for the stately mistress of this domain.

"Practically" Perfect The knotty -pine cupboard doors

hide revolving cupboards, one of the most practical innovations in kitch- enry imaginable. An Ajax gas bar- becue has been installed to the left of the stainless -steel divided sink of which Grace is so proud. This barbe- cue is complete with electric spit. There are special hangers on the right wall for Grace's collection of molds (rarities worth a fortune!) and special racks just above the floor between the work counter and the Servel gas refrigerator. Naturally she has a garbage -disposal unit and a dish washer.

Through all this utilitarian splen- dor moves the woman who is just about the world's best cook. And moving right along with her is a gentleman named Clancy McDougal While the beautiful terrier who i Grace's pet, friend, pride and joy appears daily on her show, his contribution to things culinary is slight. He sleeps and waits for his adored Grace and for the goodies she has whipped up during an hour and a half of solid suggestion and instruc tion. Clancy cares little for spic and sauces, but he agrees completer with the motto that Grace has ap pearing in her television super kitch en: "Kissing Don't Last-Cooke Do."

By Jane Pelgram February 15, 1952

BEAUTIFUL ADA LEONARD, band- leader, and Korla Pandit, popular

organist, chat with Louis D. Snader (center), about their telescriptions. Stories on Ada and Korla have appeared regu- larly in TV-Radio Life. (Bernard photos.)

Snader is Seeking:

ilk, PAYMENT OF A CHECK to Andy and Della Russell for their ap-

pearance in Snader Telescriptions brought total payment to $250,000 during one year of operations. Left to right are Phil Bloom, talent director; Louis D. Snader, president; Della and Andy Russell.

"1 Marriage Between TV and Theater' N 1948, a man with a million -dollar idea took a special plane trip from Hollywood to New York. He had but one purpose: to see James C. Petrillo.

Until he saw the president of the American Federation of Musicians, his million -dollar idea wasn't worth a single cent. His plan was to make musical films for television-"records on film," as he called it- bringing to the TV screen all the top names in the musical world. But Petrillo had previously made it clear that no musician could perform on film for television.

Arriving in New York. our idea man found out that Petrillo had just left for Miami. Still determined, he quickly took off for the Florida resort.

In Miami, he discovered that the union leader was staying at the Romney -Plaza, which at that time was closed for the season.

After securing an appointment, he finally met Petrillo in one room of the spacious empty hotel and told him his plan.

"What transcriptions did for radio, February 15, 1952

my telescriptions will do for television," he explained.

Petrillo liked the idea, but he still wanted to know how his musicians could be protected.

This is the answer the visitor gave him: "On every film I make, I will set aside a five per cent royalty fund to be paid to the Performance Trust Fund. This will insure the musicians a steady income for as long as their films are in demand."

Success! This plan sounded good to Petrillo

and he agreed to let musicians appear on television film.

At last! The 5,000 -mile chase had not been in vain, and the man rushed back to Hollywood to start his program of "TELEscriptions."

That man's name was Louis D. Snader.

One Friday afternoon we visited the studio on Las Palmas Avenue to see how the operation worked.

The elaborate sets, the big names, the bright lights, the huge cameras, and especially the assistant director bellowing "Quiet!" give the same effect as seeing a featured movie in

production rather than a short television skit.

Straight From Snader Between shots, Snader briefed us

on the entire set-up and told" us the Petrillo story. He also introduced many members of his staff.

Friday is the big day for the Snader men. During the week the regular staff does the preliminary work, and on Friday an average of ten films are made, each star making from five to seven. -

The completed films then become part of the library, and are leased by individual TV stations throughout the country. Snader has even bigger plans for his idea:

"I am striving for a marriage between television and the theater. Eventually we will go to the theaters with our films, bringing to the viewers not only these brief telescriptions, but also children's programs, feature-length TV movies, and motion -picture versions of oper- ettas and musical comedies."

From whát we know of Lou Snader. we have little doubt that he'll suc- ceed-or else go broke in the attempt.

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le IF ONE OF YOUR PROBLEMS has been eating a hot dog and watch-

ing a football game at the same time, worry no more! Pinky Lee shows the solution.

VIVIAN BLAINE, popular Broadway singer, is starred

with Pinky on the show named, ap- propriately, The Vivian Blaine -Pinky Lee Show. It is seen three nights weekly 'on KNBH. (NBC -Bailey photo.)

FOR YEARS A STAR in vaudeville and night clubs, Lee was grabbed

for big-time TV, and is shown here shouting about the good news. The hat is his trade -mark.

FLOE-UPX ON KXBII

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SHELEN TRAUBEL, Wagnerian spe- cialist f rom the Metropolitan

Opera, and a guest on the Jimmy Durante Show, has just told Jimmy that he's not t..e best -dressed man in TV!

DURANTE, IN high -buttoned shoes, is shown in a picture

taken many years ago when he was first starting out on a night-club career.

CARMEN MIRANDA AND JIMMY test an old Eskimo custom, with

"Schnoz" winning by a nose and a half! Jimmy appears on "The All -Star Revue," seen on KNBH Saturdays.

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In & Out of Focus f General Comment

Success Story KTTV's "Success Story," winner of

TV-Radio Life's Distinguished Achieve- ment Award for the outstanding educational program in 1951, is now tele- vised on a weekly half-hour basis instead of alternate weeks. It's on the same day (Fridays, Channel 11). For a lively, informative feature see "Suc- cess Story" next week.

Contest on Jeanne's Show Did you know that Jeanne Gray, in

addition to her own charm and the skills of her guests, is daily offering prizes on her KNXT show? You may get a sewing machine -you may get a wrist watch, some pearls, pottery, or even a vacation trip. Your luck de- pends upon your skill in the poetry department. Jean- ne's daily show Jeanne Gray (3:30 p.m., Channel 2) will tip you to the way you get into this contest.

Play Bill Followers of ABC -TV's "The Cela-

nese Theatre" have but ten of this production's top-ranking plays to watch between now and June 25, when the current TV season ends.

For your convenience we list the schedule of alternate Wednesdays' play bills. Keep it near your TV set. February 20 "The Petrified Forest,'

Robert Sherwood. "The Animal Kingdom,"

Philip Barry. "Saturday's Children,"

Maxwell Anderson. To be announced. "Morning's at Seven,"

Paul Osborn. "They Knew What They

Wanted," Sidney Howard. "The Distaff Side,"

John Van Druten. "Yellowjack,"

Sidney Howard. "When Ladies Meet,"

Rachel Crothers. "On Borrowed Time,"

Paul Osborn. "The Celanese Theatre" is telecast

on these alternate Wednesdays from 7:00 to 8:00 p.m. over the ABC television network, and comes to KECA- TV viewers over the microwave relay.

Either Way, You Pay The letters "TOA" may affect both

your entertainment habits and your purse, one day. So you should know they stand for "Theater Owners of America." More simply, theater own -

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ers are "exhibitors," who rent film from motion -picture studios and show it to the public. The movie producers do not want to offend this group, and most certainly do want to help exhibitors fight the inroads of television on the movie box office.

So the producers and TOA are having closed -door meetings to discuss what can be done. Theater TV and issuance of films to pay -at-home meth- ods such as Phonevision, Skiatron and any other feasible dollar -pullers are under discussion. Even third -dimen- sional film has been mentioned. Color television for theaters has been brought up. FCC approval of separate TV channels for theaters is a big item.

Sparked by the tricklings of information on this vast new enterprise, we conducted a friendly, informal poll among fellow workers:

In the event of some system of pay- as -you -watch TV, would you prefer going to a theater and seeing big - screen fare, or would you rather watch at home, on your own set, and pay by means of either a phone bill or through slipping the coin in the slot?

A writer stated flatly "I'd rather watch at home. Not only can I avoid going out, paying a baby-sitter, buck- ing traffic and paying a parking fee -I can have more people enjoy for the S Fo ooxo

FEATURES Seen on the Radio Scene Page Your Hallmark Host:

James Hilton Page A Kitchen With Grace.. - Page "A Marriage Between

TV and Theater" Page 5 Bust 39, Waist 23, Hips

38 (Marie Wilson) Page 35 How Cantor Met a

Challenge Page 36 "The Family Worth

Five Million Dollars" Page 38 Charades Are Fun .Page 39

NEWS Ear, Eye Inspire Page 30 Daytime Radio Logs Page 26 Flicker Fare Page 16 Handy Hints Page 15 Lifelines Page 19 Mana Weiss's Recipes Page 17 On the Ball Page 20 Pick of the Pix Page 16 Radio Precasts Page 21 Radio in Review Page 22 Radio Program Finder Page 32 San Diego Program

Finder Page 19 TV Program Finder Page 18 TV Previews Page 17 Wrestletters Page 21 "Wrestling Is My Busi-

ness" by Jules Strong - bow Page 34

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flat sum paid for watching a special event on the home set."

A television star who has conducted her own entertainment on a local station for three years was equally ada- mant: "Why, at home, of course. I think one of the reasons TV is so popular is because it does allow people to stay at home and be entertained, whether they pay for it or not."

A sports writer explained . "The event would govern my choice. I'd rather see a good fight or a baseball game on theater TV. No reception troubles, just sit there and watch."

A housewife who recently departed the business world turned almost vio- lent with emphasis ... "Why, at home, of course! And don't think that the worker who has been hammering away in today's frantic conditions is going to be very eager to go out again at night simply to go to a theater! Who cares what's on!"

The most interesting aspect of this, to us, was that not one of the people polled mentioned the cost. That seems to be a big thing with the entertainment people. But have they taken their poll to see if people would rather pay at home or in a theater? They can get color, three or more dimen- sions, FCC approval, and build a skein of transmission lines to the moon- but if the populace wants to stay home, what good will it do them?

Or possibly we polled the wrong people!

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"The Name's the Same" Tuesday. 10:00 p.m. ABC-TV, KECA-TV, Channel 7

The name's the same-and so is the game, on ABC -TV's offering which finds a panel guessing the identity of mystery guests who bear the same moniker as a famous personality. But who cares? There are only so many

ROBERT Q. LEWIS ABE BURROWS (Moderator)

variations of the old "animal, vegetable or mineral" routine, and when any one thereof is dressed with a panel like Abe Burrows, Joan Alex- ander and Meredith Willson, it's worth watching.

The first half hour we saw found an apprentice plumber named Donald Duck under yes -and -no questioning by the trio. Each had ten questions. Panel members unable to nail the name delivered to the delighted visitor a check for twenty-five dollars. One of the panelists, benefiting by the questions of the other two, is nearly

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FEBRUARY 15, 1952 TV-RADIO LIFE

11 One of the Finest shows I've seen on television." -HARRIET VAN HORNE, N.Y. World -Telegram & Sun

II Has theatrical taste and high professional standards."-JACK GOULD, N.Y. Times

I\ As successful and touching a TV hour as we've encountered." -JACK O'BRIAN, N.Y. Journal -American

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attractions!

Feb. 20 "The Petrified Forest" by Robert Sherwood

Mar. .5

"The Animal Kingdom" by Philip Barry

Mar. 19 "Saturday's Children" by Maxwell Anderson

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In One of the best dramatic shows ever turned in by the new medium." -DAN JENKINS, The Hollywood Reporter

THE CRITICS CHEER ... and you'll agree when you see the brilliant new CELANESE THEATRE on Channel 7. Now, for the first time on television, here are the greatest plays of the American theatre . . . plays that have been cheered on Broadway, that you and your Tamil have longed to see. THE CELANESE THEATRE brings you these beloved classics into your living room ... superbly acted, flaw- lessly produced. For the Finest dramatic hour in television, tune in at 7 o'clock every other Wednesday evening on KECA-TV.

477to. Cetantoe PRESENTED BY CELANESE CORP. OF AMERICA

ALTERNATE WEDNESDAYS AT 7:00 P.M.

CA -TV(/ ABC Television

TV-RADIO LIFE

This Week in TV -Continued

Joan Alexander Meredith Willson

always a cinch to make a right guess. But he has only one naming choice. A wrongo and he's out.

Second guest was Artie Shaw, a young engineer. When his famous name was guessed, the famous Artie Shaw came out to greet him and con-

` gratulate him on the winnings. The band leader then took the podium and challenged the guessing trio to find out whom band -leader Shaw would like to be were he not band -leader Shaw. Abe Burrows, knowing the clarinet player pretty well, didn't have any trouble in identifying his desire - to -be as George Bernard Shaw.

One of the most interesting aspects of the new game is the emergence of Meredith Willson as a refreshing and delightful TV personality. Of course it isn't too surprising when a personable fellow with a whole flock of ability and a lot of well-bred charm shows up as interesting. You've seen it happen before, probably right at your own guest gatherings. So why should TV rob him? -J

"Dixie Showboat" Monday. 8:00 p.m. KTLA, Channel 5

Had a chance to dig from under the avalanche of new shows and catch some old favorites lately? When you do, look in on the cruise of the Mon- day night "Showboat," under the cap- taincy of its ever -popular skipper, Dick Lane. The entertainment is as near as possible to what one might have seen as a showboat of yesteryear pulled into the docks and gave the assembled onlookers a sample of the show presented inside.

Lane is a former song -and. -dance man himself, and often played the circuit of the real steamers down South. Genuine Dixieland music is supplied by Nappy LaMare and his "Straw -hat Strutters." Nappy is from Louisiana, and . knows whereof he plays.

The comedy end of the show is supported by Harry Cody and John Swor, as they assume the roles of "Popcorn" and "Peanuts." While many times their gags seem overlong, it is tradition that rules. The mere fact the humor of today has speeded up doesn't mean that adhering to the way end -men of old went through their gags is wrong. Ev- eryone isn't a Berle.

Tony "Mr. Lightouch" LoVello is one of the "Showboat's" biggest features, or so the viewer must judge from audience applause. His accordion artistry

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FEBRUARY 16 SATURDAY ir LOGS

CHANNEL 8-KFMB-TV 9-KHJ-TV

11-KTTV 13-KLAC-TV

Information Received From Stations Subject to Last Minute Change

I Indicates New Program M Indicates Microwave K Indicates Kinescoped

10:00 5 News;.jVlusic-30m. 7 Western Film-60m.

Hoot Gibson in "Arizona Whirl - w ìnd."

10:30 5 Tricks and rT ts-Home-30m. 11:00 5 Western Movie -60m.

"I ii t tali Kid." 7 Stu Erwin` Show- 3-0m.

11:30 7 8 Date .With Judy -Drama., 12:00 5 Giant Movie Matinee -5 hrs.

Picture 1 : ' Clouds Ov Europe-" 7 Betty Crocker_. tinee-30m.

12:30 7 Adventure Time -30m. 8 School -Craft Time -30m.

1:00 7 The Garden Shop -15m. Timely garden advice and Flower - of -the- Week.

1:15 7 Adventure Time -15m. 1:30 5 Giant Movie Matinee -60m. .

-7 Pict. 3: '.The i l.,Lulled SIihe.' 1' Feature Film -90m.

2:30 5 Giant Movie Matinee -75m.. Pict. 3: "Queen of the Yukon "

3:00 T Al Jarvis SNOW' 2liirs. 3:45 5 Giant Movie Matinee -75m.

Pict. .1: "Men Arai Gods." 4:00 4 Assembly Six -M -30m.

9 Spanish Theater Hour -90m. 4:20 2 Simmell Etiquette -Film -10m. 4:25 11 KTTV News -5m. 4:30 2 Know Your Child -30m.

Parent Discussion of Children's problems.

4 Star Salon -15m. 8 Claudia -30m. -

11 Bar Eleven Ranch -60m. Lion Barry in "Death Valley Out -- laws."

13 Your Own Home -15m. 4:45 4 The Wrestlers -15m.

Featuring Capt. Leslie Holmes. 13 Hitching Post -60m.

"Riders 01 the Frontier." 5:00 2 Ed. McConnell -Krim.

4. -All Star Revue -M -60íd Starring Jack Carson.

Man's Besf rrìen eets-30m. With Herb Wegner and Talented Dogs.

7 Paul Whiteman TV Club -M - 30m.

5:30 2 Saddle Tales -Movie -60m. "Trail Riders."

5 Cowboy Thrills -Movie -60m. 7 Buster Keaton Comedy -20m.

"Love Nest On Wheels." 11 Range Rider Roundup -60m.

5:45 13 Saturday Matinee -75m. 5:50 7 Last of the Mohicans -20m.

Starring Harry Carey. 6:914 ' 4 Your Show of Shows-M-90mj +' Starring Sid Caesar and Imogene

Coca. 9 All Star Wrestling -30m.

6:10 7 Whispering Shadow -20m. 6:30 2 Whistling Wizard -30m.

Fantasy featuring puppets. 7 On Trial -30m. 5 Fantastick Studios Inc. -30m. 9 Film Featurette-30m.

11 In Our Times -30m. Roy Maypole With People and Places in the News.

6:55 13 Late News -5m. 7:00 2 Sammy Kaye Show -K -30m.

5 Tim McCoy Show -30m. 7 Income Tax Round Table -30m 8 Ken Murray Show -60m. 9 Action Theater -60m.

Itob Steele end Doris Hill in "Trail- iug -

(11 Red Ry er Feati rem m., Coach To Genver.

"t3 Candid Camera -30m. 7:30 2 Beat the Clock -Quiz -K-30

4 Your Hit Parade -M -30m. 5 Tim McCoy Movie -60m.

"Fighting Renegade." 7 J. Arthur Rank Time -90m.

"Two Thousand Women," Flora Robson.

13 Hometown Jamboree -60m. 8:00 2 Ken Murray -Revue -K -60m.

Guests: Ray Middleton, Bethel Leslie, and a salute to Abe Lincoln.

4 One Man's Family -Drama -K 8 Groucho Marx -Quiz -30m. 9 Inside Basketball -15m.

11 First Run Theatre -60m. Olson. and Johnson in "Country

Gentlemen. 8:15 Basketball Game-2hrs.

CSC vs. Calif. 8:30 4 "Sportsman's Club" -15m.

5 Spade Cooley -Variety -60m. 8 Dragnet -30m.

13 Natural Foods Film -30m. 8:45 4 Film -15m. 9:00 2 Faye Emere 1.43oslderful

Town -30e Thane: t> >,.. ä the Country

" 4- estY..iO Matches -60m. 7. rang Time -K -30m. 8 Playhouse of Stars -60m.

"'She .Daughter." Hands of Destiny -30m. "The General's Sys und," Natalie Core and Pat Malone.

13 Film Short -30m. Show Goes On -Revue -K Robt. Q. Lewis and talent buyers. Saturday Night Movie -75m. Against the Wind." Jack Warner and Simone Signorette. future -Film -75m. British Armed l'onces In "Burma Victory."

114Frank De Vol Show -60m. 13 Betty White Show -60m.

10:00 2 Hawthorne Here Tonight. 4 Feature Film -60m.

10:15 9 KHJ-TV News -5m. 10:213 9 Feature Film -75m.

"Ticket To a Dance," Ralph Graves ar,d Lola Lane.

10:30 2 Feature Film -60m. "Docks of ',an Francisco"

11 Eloise Salutes the Stars Guest: Midge "Toughie' Brasuhn.

"---43 Owl Movie -60m. "Shoot To Kill."

10:4 "5 Movie -60m. "Meet Simoy_Cherry," Hy Hagelton.

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Feafüre Film -75m. ^ 11 Murder Before Midnight -60m. "Murder in the Red Bain," Todd Slaughter and Sophie Stewart.

11:00 8 The Clock -Drama -30m. 11:30 13 Late News -5m. 12:00 5 Final Edition -15m.

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8:15 13 Inspirational Hour -Part 9:15 13 Fert Short- i ; t:t, 9:30 13 Irepiration dour -part 2-

10:15 9 Film, Featu ttci, -1 5m. 10:00 4 Outdoors itit.Waggy

9 Church in heHome-60m. e:30 13 Hitching s# 'tovie-45cm. 10:55 11:00

11 KTTV -5m. 4 Gene Irian Show -60m. 5 In Go4l''W Trust -60m.

I,1'1 . \ 1,;. , . ifìrkvnage to different laifhs 1,, I, tenanting their services.

11 Grew% Churaites of the Golden W esr-%60m;k'' Inui' the A can Lutheran i sui t.

11:15 13 Hiicig Pos ` 75m. 7---- 11:30 11:30 7 WestEIIrn Mo fie -60m. ' -D-- 11:45 9 Lyie'Bond-N 15m. 12:00 2 1Rt'hat in theorld--30m.

.kith ),i., ' ilt 4 Fkient s f F th -30m. 5 MÓ$ atet 60m.

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9 Feature Film -75m. ''Lome ; .tt \\ ili':'',', \o,1 Praicis. U,lnIhc '-

11 Homes for Sale -15m. 1 2:1 5 7 1Tootsi Hippodrome -15m.

I ,', n- A e 'Telephone Quiz Ieaturing l': i.1, i ers from famed Carnival Mull'cuy-.

11 Film Featurette-15m. 12:30 2 8 See It Now -M -30m.

4 Home Building Clinic -30m. 7 Faith for Today-Rel.-30m.

11 Garden ghats -30m. 'l'r,.,.s I ,r I.:,,I.,.li:. :till' l.a\vns I. I .,I. ''s 1nl.¡, r I.

13 A Home to Live In -30m. 1:00 2 Lamp Unto My Feet -30m.

4 Meet the Press -K -30m. i,,t: .e,. I, ,,,1 It. \taybank,

'S ,Westeç i Feature -60m. 7 Auction `' 'k -6ßm.

11 770 bn the Air -30m. 13 Wre tling Workouts -2 hrs.

1:15 9 Feature Film -75m. "i'ra.hiu' 'through Uaugrr "

1:30 2 Featur Film -75m. "\\'olv of the Sea," Hobart Bos -

,t 1h.. ici Jean Carmen, 4 JuveAile Jury -K -30m.

11 Chi ren's Church -30m. 2:00 4 Zogf Parade -K -30m.

5 T\jn Movies -60m. 7 8 Super Circus -M -60m.

11 The Green Cathedral -15m. .\i',,Iliu' 'Toot: is WI in,pit'atinnal tousle and friendly Iallc.

2:15 11 Polyzoides-15m. 2:30 4 Sky King -30m.

9 Feature Film -75m. 11 The Flying Tigers -30m.

2:45 2 Washington Spotlight -15m. 3:00 21Mr. Imagination -30m.

4 Roy Rogers Show -30m. 5 Twin Movie -90m.

"LrLind lt4 Mask. - 7 Space Patrol -30m.

11 Fibber Ee Molly Basketball 13 Sunday Me tinee-90m.

"French L':....". Jackie Cooper. 3:30 2 The Quiz ds-30m.

Guest: Ernes ne (i. Cares', author' of "Cheaper y the Dozeii.,.

4 Claudia -D ma -30m.

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FEBRUARY 7 Jalopy Derby -30m.

3:45 9 Feature Film -75m. 11,1.,n li Ua ic, i

4:00 2 Film Short -30m. 4 Fair Meadows, U.S.A.-30m, 7

4:15 13

4:30 2

Paul Whiteman Revue -M Sunday .Iwlatinee-90m. ' I.f,.itf ii1i:witch:r." I. uni i Abner. 8 This Is Show Business -30m. r;:n..t, Louis a71(1 \ el::ncrrn: , I', i:, :md I:" . ti l'.Icxney. Young Mr. Bobbin -K -30M. Eastside Kids -Movie -60m. Jalopy Derby -30m.

5:00 2 Stranger Than Fiction -30m. 4 8 U.S. Royal Showcase -30m.

rlr, bap' ß:1,118d. ,Lr-in,,-r.omo,lirtc miel Per \\'e -. fs i u5

7 Western Feature-60in

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9 TV University -30m 11 Cactus Theater -60ín.

,inns M,.1, I,. ot II 151,1,... 2 John Kieran's Kaleidoscope 2 Meet Corliss Archer -30m. 10:30 4 Jon and Sondra -30m. 5 Flash Gordon -Juvenile -30m: 9 Club 50-30m.

13 Late News -5m. 2 8 Fred Waring Show -K -30m. 4 Goodyear Playhouse -M -.40m. 10:35

n of Shayluºyys,"i^tfa it drama ìI{17i.- L per cMa\,niil Jan of

5 Wild Bill Hickok -30ní.- 7 Korla Panait Show -30tí. (,

11 Cavalcade of 5tars-K-160m. VA ill, larhì. rdeirSun, .lout Taylor J:nui1Cs and Sannriy Spear (lietº. Guest: l' i I,re.

13 Dude Ranch Varieties -60m. Starring I. i.itriilo

2 Break The Bank -30m. Popular Stidirt giveaway show unii', in 9y' Giu .t' \,.i-., liav, ballerina.

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The Comics -60m. America's To)vn Meeting -M - 30m. "Are \\'r 'l'n'$ II\.Irrteat Ahnut ,nunni i.ni.''' Celebrity Time -M -30m. Conrad Nagc t, ust and eu:cee. Guests: Dick lí niaier :nul .laye l'. Mnrg.an. 8 Red Skelton -M -30m. United -Or Not? -30m. Johns Hopkins Science Review

Cafe Continental -15m. Ship's Reporter -15m. What's My Line? -M -30m. Hallmark TV Theatre -30m. Presenting Hostess Sarah Churchill with Jayne Meadows and Douglas \Mntgomery in "Woman \\'ith a Sword."

5 "The Movies" -90m. Barbara Ann Bread and Star-Kist Tuna bring you another exciting

7 Eliery Queen-Qrgma-30m. 1 e 1 si.ecn n`+°i`ríAli S', I- I.,

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13` Golden State Theater

8:06 2"q,lan Young Show -K-,- ' 4 Cºttteeyllto _iatlrr`` ri\i"-itt: l.i !'i'iirutj,i.

7 Strength 'for the Free World 11 Ada Leonard Show -60m.

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8:30 2 The Big Pi 31'ure-30m. il tí, V\.. ,..

7 Feature Film -90m. 9:00 2 CBS TV Workshop -30m.

4 Boston Biocide -30m. llrri n;; huent'I;,Inr, I.nis Collier, -rind l',.,nl: Drib, 5 Bandstand Revue -60m.

11 'Roller Hockey -2 Hrs. 13 Freedom Forum -Panel -60m.

9:30 2 Thrifty Thriller -30m. Fictional classics enacted bM-----I"- .hr tars.

4 Foreign Intrigue -30m. Lucky Lager's "Foreign Intrigue' takes the viewer to a different and actual setting overseas Where intrigue abounds.

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KNXT 10 O'Clock News -30m. Hurry James Show -30m. Movietown-Charades-30m. Hour of Decision -30m. Roy Land's Roundup -30m. Eleven O'Clock Theater -75m-

World Digest -30m1;'_.,. Magazine of the Week -45m. Youth on the Mardi -25m. Ovil Movie -60m.

A Tale of Mystery and

Bold Adventure Told in

Shadow of Danger

"FOREIGN INTRIGUE"

Filmed in Europe on -the -spot

TONIGHT --9:30 P.M.

the

KNBH - Channel 4

' LUCKY LAGER Presents TV's Newest Thriller

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Monday -Friday TV 9 d.m. to 5 p.m.

10:25 13 Film Short. 10:30 13 Women Are Wonderful - 10:45 2Al Pearce Show -45m. 11:00 7 Adventure Time -20m.

8 What's Cookin'-30m. 13 Mike Roy -Home -90m.

11:20 7 U.P.-Movietone News - 11:3,0 2

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11:45 4 8

Strike It Rich -K -30m. Star Salon -15m. Larry Cotton Show. Search for Tomorrow Foods for Thought -15m. The Egg and I -15m.

12:00 2 Armchair Traveler-1Sm. 4 The Big Payoff-M-30in. 7 Langford-Ameche Show

12:15 2 Noontime News -15m. 12:30 2 Bert Parks -M -M, W, F

Mel Torme -30m; Tu, Th. 4 Ralph Edwards -30m, M,

W, F. Bill Goodwin -Tu, Th

8 Treasure Hunt -15m. 13 The Eddie Albert Show.

1:00 2 Steve Allen -K -Variety. 4 Kate Smith -M -60m. 7 Grace Lawson -60m.

Gaylord Hauser -W 1:25 11 KTTV News -5m. 1:30 2 8 Garry Moore Show.

9 Lyle Bond -News -10m. 11 Jackson's Theater -75m.

1:40 9 Suspects Wanted -5m. 1:45 9 Movie Matinee -75m. 2:00 4 Dave & Charlie -15m.

7 Korla Pandit -Music. 8 Smokey Rogers -3 hrs.

2:15 4 Foods for Thought -15m. 2:30 2 First 100 Years -K.

4 Monty Margetts-30m. 7 Mary McAdoo -Home -

30m. M, W, F. TV Notebook -Tu. -K.

2:45 2 The Egg and 1-15m. 11 Come Into Kitchen -60m. 13 Movie Matinee -90m.

3:00 2 Search for Tomorrow -K 4 Parlor Party -60m. 9 Queen for a Day -30m.

3:15 2 Jeanne Gray -30m. 3:30 9 Mama Weiss -30m. 3:45 24Bride and Groom -15m.

11 Nancy Dixon -15m. - M, W, F.

4:00 2 California Living -30m. 4 Chef Milani -30m. 5 Feature Film -60m. 9 Four O'Clock Movies.

11 Billie Burke at Home. 4:30 2 Backstage With N.T.G.

4 Paul Pierce -15m. 7 Leonetti Fashion Show -

W. 11 Ladies Matinee -30m.

4:45 4 Gabby Hayes -K -15m. 4:55 2 KNXT News -5m.

8 Cliff Norton -5m.

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FEBRUARY 18 MONDAY tt LOGS..

See This Page for 9:00 A.M. to 5:00 P.M. Daytime Log Listings


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5:00 2 Saddle Tales -60m. "Two -Fisted Justice.'

4 Kukla, Fran & 011ie-K-15m. The whimsical Kuklapolitan Play- ers with Fran Allison.

5 Playcrafter's Club -30m. 7 Candy and Nancy -30m. 8 Kate Smith -15m.

Ted Collins, musical acts and guests.

11 Range Riders -30m. 5:15 44The Goldbergs -15m.

8 Did Ja Know? -15m. 9 Comedy Time -15m.

5:30 4 Howdy Doody -Juvenile -30m. 5 Cowboy Thri?is-Movie-60m. 7 Roscoe Ates Show -30m. 8 Space Cadet -K -15m. 9 TV University -30m.

11 Captain Video -K -30m. 13 Phantom Ranger -Serial -30m.

5:45 8 Channel 8 Corral -45m. 6:00 2 Big Town -Drama -K -30m.

With racket -busting Steve Wilson of the Illustrated Press. ''Thr Willi! loss er '

4 Adventures of Patches -15m. ' 7 KECA-TV News -30m.

9 Ted Meyers -Bert Dunn -News. 11 Jump Jump -15m. 13 Timmy O'Toole Time -30m.

o:15 4 Komedy Klub -40m. 11 Open House -Interview -30m.

6:30 2 Washington Spotlight -15m. A current events _panel featuring columnist Margfls.Cl3ilds.

5 8 Time for Beany-15m. 7 Space Cadet -K -15m. 9 Action Theater -60m.

"\larked Trails," Hoot Gibson and Bob Steele.

13 KLAC Telepaper-15m. 6:45 2 This Week in Sports -15m.

5 Handy Hints -Tips -15m. Dorothy and Dick present helpful suggestions for the home.

7 Space Patrol -Juvenile -15m. 8 Newsreel -15m.

11 George Putnam -News -10m. 13 Clete Roberts Report -15m.

6:55 4 Elmer Peterson -News -5m. 11 Weather -Gene Bollay-5m.

9 What's Name of Song? -30m. 7:45 4 Newspaper of Air -15m.

8 Arden Varieties -10m. 8:00 2 Doug Edwards -News -M.

Coast to coast newscast from N. Y.

4 Paul Winchell, Jerry Mahoney Show -K -30m.

5 Dixie Showboat Revue -60m. 7 You Asked for It -30m. 8 Faye Emerson -30m. 9 Movie Express -90m.

11 Famous Jury Trials -30m. 13 Million Dollar Movie -90m.

"High Conquest," eiiIheld linland, Anna Lee.

8:15 2 Perry Como Show -K -15m. Perry, the Fontaine Sisters and guesla -

8:30 2 8 Lux Theater -K -30tH. 4 VGT? ö Firestone -K -30m. 7 Royal Playhouse -30m.

11 Wrestling -21/4 hrs. Bill welsh from the Hollywood Legion.

9:00 2 Lucille Ball-Desi Arnaz Show. 4 Lee Hogan Presents -30m. 5 Thrill Feature -60m.

"Itej nil .1 The 7.umbies" (late Slusaa,4444d.,y12h n

Film -30m. -s. -

Masterpiece Olayhouse-90m. (4:C7 8 9:30 2 It's News to Me -K -30m.

Current Events Quiz with John Daley.

4 R. Montgomery Presents -60m 1.1.:.d Bridges and Kim Hunter ici

-nisi- Up And \Valk," dramatie story of a man's harrowing experience with polio.

7 Feature Film -75m. ` 9 Truth About Dixie -30m.

Willi Marvin Ash, Harry Hickox & Dottie O'Brien.

13 Million Dollar Movie -90m. "hidnapped," lI lely )lacl)owall, sue England.

10:00 2 CBS elevision News -30m. Lee 'nods, Tiop Harmon and Dan l.)th erg,

5 Teleforuinel-60m. i9 Ted Meys1}News-15m.

10:30 Hollywoo Opening Night. 4 Gene Norman Show -30m. Y/hlusie on ((descriptions and guests. 8 Studio One -Drama -K -60m.

10:45 7 WpctAa.,'-Gfrost''Towns-15m. 11 Locker Room -15m.

11:00' - --"EhroneSrbne"-15m.

7:00 2 Studio One -Drama -M -60m4 x 1'10

4 Anna May Show -30m. f 11:15

Newsreel -15m. 5 7 Cisco Kid -30m.

With Duncan !tenaldo and Lee Carrel

8 Roving Camera -15m. 11 Three Mesquiteers-60m.

Raymond Hatton, Bob Livingston and Duncan Renaido in Kansas Terror."

13 Million Dollar Movie -45m.. "Vanta Ahoy," william 'I ra. -

7:15 5 Short Subject -15m. 8 Ideas on Parade -15m.

7:30 4 "Those Two" -15m. Starring Vivian Blaine and Pinky Lee.

5 Roller Derby -30m. 7 Kit Carson -30m. 8 People in the News -15m.

11:20

11:30

Gaest Sen. Ealr. 44Paul Pierce -News -5m. 5 Final Edition -15m. 7 Hank Weaver -News -10m.

11 George Putnam -News -15m. 13 Ed Lyon -News -15m.

7 The Weatherword-5m. 2 Peter Potter -30m. 7 KECA-TV News -5m.

111: Public Life of Cliff Norton- -5m,

7 U.P.-Movietone News -10m. 11 Jackson's Theater -75m.

"Scarlet Thread," Kathleen yron La\v1:.rJ},o

8 Newsreel -10m.

LANZA'S LUCKY YEAR "The year 1951 has certainly been

the luckiest year of my life," says Mario Lanza, who grew up in Phila- delphia's tough "Little Italy," and whose first job was that of a piano mover. "It brought lie more success than I'd ever dreaìned of."

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5:Ob 2 Frank Sinatra Show -M -60m. 4 Kukla, Fran & 011ie-K-15m. 5 Playcrafter's Club -30m. 7 Candy and Nancy -30m. 8 Kate Smith -K -15m.

11 Range Riders -30m. 5:15 4 Bob and Ray -15m.

9 Comedy Time -15m. 5:30 4 Howdy Doody -Juvenile -30m.

5 Cowboy Thrills -Movie -60m. 7 Roscoe Ates Show -30m. 9 TV University -30m.

11 Captain Video -K -30m. 13 Phantom Ranger -30m.

5:45 8 Channel 8 Corral -45m. 6:00 2 Feature Film -60m.

I,u rntottt Ship." 4 Adventure of Patches -15m. 7 KECA-TV News --30m.

Kith Chet Huntley. 9 Ted Meyers, Bert Dunn -News

-30m. 11 Jump Jump -15m. 13 Timmy O'Toole Time -30m.

6:15 4 Comedy Club -40m. 11 Open House-Interv'.w.-30m.

6:30 5 8 Time for Beany-15nì. 7 This Is the Story -15m. 9 Action Theater -60m.

`lí_uJw, 1 the Border," Johnny tiroxx tiayinund Hatton.

13 KLAC Telepaper-15m. 6:45 5 Hgndy Hints -Tips -15m. -7 Space Patrol -Juvenile -1m

11 G erge Putnam -News -10m. 13 Clete Roberts' Report -15m.

6:55 4 Amer Peterson -News -5m 11 Weather -Gene Bollay-5m.

7:00 2 "Danger" -M -30m. 4 Squeakin' Deacon -30m.

A host of western favorites join in song and comedy.

5' Newsreel -15m. 7 Personal Appearance Theatre'

-30m. 8 Cisco Kid -30m.

11 Reserve --60m. 13 Big Tuesday Movle-75m.

" rexas, Br cr l,1ui and Heaven," Gu' and Diana Lynn.

7:15 5 Roving Çamera-1nfo-.1.S,m. 7:30 2 My Friend Irma -30m. -

s a6á Cath Lewis.

4 Dinah Share Show -15m, Mgyie Theater -80m. A'er, . Lake and 'Fredric March'

s, in "i.1aii ed Witch." 7 Bevfe7h=eciriede3O.: -"`s 8 People in the News -15m. 9 Painting the Town -30m.

7:45 4 Newspaper of Air -15m. Glenn Hardy with the Latest News.

8:00 2 Doug Edwards -News -M -15m 4 8 Texaco Star Theater -K -

60m. Milton Berle with guests.

7 Feature Film -60m. 9 Feature Film -90m.

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FEBRUARY 19

"Sea Terroi." 11 Tuesday Night Movie -2 Hrs.

"Delightfully Dangerous," Jane Powell and Ralph Bellamy.

8:15 2 Stork Club -K -15m. Sherman Billingsley and guests.

13 Big Tuesday Movie -13/4 Hrs. ir.r E, Bra -..n in "The Gladiator"

8:30 2 Editor's Round Table -30m. Virgil Pinkley moderates the group discussions.

8:50 5 Ten Minuté Thec ti?-Om.1 9:00 2 Crimo Syndicated -K -30m.

Expose of organized crime func- tions in the U. S.

4iTheresidehaa4teDw Exile," Clancy Cooper an

Ann Savage. S mb itay-ifutton-Revue=6Óm.

Ina's All -Girl Band combined with feminine guest acts in hour long variety show.

7 America Votes -60m. Audience participation show giving viewer the chance to "vote" on controversial political questions.

8 Front Page Detective -30m. 9:20 9 Ted Meyers -News --10m. 9:30 2 Sup se -Dra

4 Arm le Th `---once Cowan et rances Ro. ,son in "Yesterday's Magic,' a retired i actress's nostalgia for the glamor- ous past.

8 Chevron Theater -30m. 9 Feature Film -60m.

"Law Commands," Tom Keene 10:00 2 KNXT 10 O'Clock News -30m.

4 Original Amateur Hour -K - 45m. honor City of the' AVer'k is San Diego.

5 Gruen Playhouse -60m. "I Sc ii ll Happen," rtcnita Granville

7 The Name's -the -Same -30m. 8 Greatest Fights -15m.

11 View the Clue -15m. 13 Ed Lyon -News -5m.

10:05 `13 Owl Movie -60m. "And so They Were Married,"

L. Robert \lilchum .t Simone Simon. 10:15--8 eP 11- Pectef -17rá =i 6m.

11 Championship Bowling -45m. From Wilshire La Brea Lanes.

10:20 9 KHJ-TV News -10m. 10:30 2 Fur Fun -15m.

5 Feature Film -90m. "'I he lady lonfre,,-- " Mary Beth Hughes.

7 Adventure Time -30m. 8 Stop the Music--30rtt.

10:45 2 Film -15m. 11:00 2 The Continental -15m.

4+Paul Pierce -News -5m. 7 Hank Weaver -10m. 8 Mr. Dist, Attorney -K -30tH.

11 George, Putnam -News -15m. 11:10 7 The Weather Ward-5m; 11:15 2 Feature Film -75m.

7 TV News -Sm. 11 Public Life of Cliff Nort-

\ 5m. - _.. -- 11:20 7 U.P.-Mojtie one News -10m.

11 Jackson's Theater-75in ',-.

12:00

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"-;I4a,1o.4.- 4.1 s.il, i i,,,.," Lcn Chaney, Jr

5-final fslitlrt-l5m,

UNIVERSITY GRANT The Johns Hopkins University has

received a ten -thousand -dollar grant from the Board of Directors of Balti- more television station WAAM. . -

KNBhi

This Week in TV -Continued never fails to delight the dock view. ers,

Irl addition to the regulars, eac ._

week big -name performers visit the -

landing to join the show. Cab Callo- '

way, Clyde McCoy, Andy and Della Russell, Maurice Rocco and Meade Lux Lewis have all shown at one time or another.

But it doesn't take the guests to keep this landing of song and comedy a looked -for weekly anchoring. -J. P.

"America Votes" Tuesday. 9:00 p.m, KKECS-TV, Channel 7

A lively hour-long discussion wad witnessed on "America Votes" last week. The pros and cons on Los An. geles's public -housing issue were aired. on a heated discussion.

The gimmick which makes this program different from the usual discussion format is the twist which enables viewers to cast their votes on the issue under fire. A battery of volunteer phone operators' handle televotes and tabulate results. On the question "Should the City of Los Angeles Ex- tend Its Public Housing Program?" 4,891 of the "straw votes" cast ap- proved; and 4,276 disapproved. It is estimated that thousands of calls were unable to be completed before the switchboard closed at 10:30 p.m., and viewers' excitement mounted with the votes on the scoreboard.

Participants in the discussion knew their subjects well enough so that cer- tainty led to displays of temper and heated arguments. Moderator Nelson Pringle was forced to cheek vicious re- marks made by some of the panel members, It heightened the excitement, all right, but disrupted the program. If the occasion arises, Pringle should not hesitate to use a firmer hand on future telecasts,

Interesting, in a stipulated limit of three minutes, how much factual information can be aired by some -how much fantasy by others. Official ob- servers during the debate were permit- ted to question the panelists, but they could not in turn be questioned.

"America Votes" can't lose -it is in- digenous to our times, a debate and public -opinion poll all roiled into one. If you haven't seen the show, put it on your list of 'mu ts."-M R.

Second Glances Critical Comment

We Point With Pride To the camera work and direc-

tion which turns the KNBH Harry jumes Sunday night musical show

The Wide Range of Entertainment Corralled into Thirty M;notes cf

P F.D. - TV

"pE[KÌN' AT THE SQUFAKIN' DEACON''

Featuring the Deacon TO P.M:

Channel 4

Harry James

TV-RADIO LIFE

into as visual a half hour as a line-up of comedians. A series of montages bringing the maestro and performers across the long shots of the band playing James's classics on a recent show was one of the best bits of "TV- manship" we have wit- --lessed. Alan Armer di- rects.

To NBCTV's "Robert Montgomery Theater" when "The Tender Men," with Skip Homeier, Anthony Ross and Jean Gillespie brought to viewers the story of an American farm boy lured into the Communist Party. Montgomery and his writers brought viewers an hour free of melodrama, and sans the happy ending which would have immediately relieved viewers and banished the story from their minds as "just another adventure." The impact of the situation and the horror generated by its plausibility should remain with the audience for some time to come. This sort of startling disclosure could well establish a pattern for some of the "Theater's" fellow hourlong dra- matics.

To Frank DeVol's appearance and participation on KNXT's "Bach- elor's Haven" recently. Obviously as loaded with wit as with musical abil ity, Frank landed a few laconic re- marks at just the time and place they should fall, and. with Paul Coates, managed to liven up some otherwise fairly dull proceedings. Glad to hear about DeVol's own ` Saturday night Frank Oat/6 KTTV show starting.

On Lens f About Studio Happenings

Cinderella Story Last Friday night, as you watched

tit* premiere of NBC -TV's new Dennis Der Show (KNBH, 10:00 p.m.) you saw a modern Cinderella story reach- ing its climax.

The story began only ten days before. when Dennis started searching

America's Number One Crime - is now on TV

"DICK TRACY Starring Ralph Byrd TONIGHT -7:00 P.M.

and every Wed. KNBH Channel

WED. NITE'S BEST TV BET! Sears Roebuck and Co.'s DUDE MARTIN SHOW

with Dude, HANK PENNY, Sue Thompson, Dick Stewart, Lois Ray, and other top variety acts. KTTV Channel 11 9.10 P.M.

FEBRUARY 20



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5:00 2' Saddle Tales-Moviè0r. "Call of the \Vil.lcrness.

4 Kukta, -Fran & Oitie K-1 S m. 5 Playcrafter's Club -30m. 7 Candy and Nancy -30m.

11 Range Riders Roundup -30m. 5:15 44The Goldbergs -15m.

9 Comedy Time -15m. 5:30 4 Howdy Doody -Juvenile -30m.

5 Cowboy Thrills -Movie -60m. 7 Roscoe Ates Show -33m. 8 Space Cadet -K -15m. 9 TV Ultiversity-30m.

11 Captain Video -K -30m. Starring M Hodge & Don Hastings.

13 Phantom Ranger -30m. 5:45 8 Channel 8 Corral -45m. 4:00 2 Strike It Rich -Quiz -30m.

\vttb Warren Hull. 4 Adventures Of Patches -15m.

KECA-TV News -30m. 9 Ted Meyers, Bert Dunn -News


6:15 4 Komedy Klub -45m. 11 Open House -Interview -15m.

Kay :Mulvey, Ed Reimers and guests.

6:30 2 The Web -Drama -,ít11 -30m. 5 8 Time for Beany-15m. 7 Space Cadet -K -15m. 9 Action Theater -60m.

-Lam Rides :Ag=ain." Hoot Gibson. 13 KLAC Telepaper-15m.

6:45 a Handy Hints -Tips -15m. Dorothy Gardiner & Dick Garton, with your ...Imitate! suggesttoiss..

7 Space lsatroí-Juvenile-15m. 11' George PuTnam-News-10m. 13 Clete Roberts' Report -15m.

6:50 4 TWA Travelog -5 m.


7:00 2 Blue Ribbon Bouts -M -45m.

4 Dick Tracy -30m. Starring Ralph Byrd.and Joe Dev- lin, B.B. Eyes, Flintheart and a host or other comic favorites.

5 Newsreel -15m. 7 Celanese Theater -60m.

Hobert Stierscand's "The Petrified

8 Range Rider -30m. 11 Major Feature Theater -2 hrs.

"1-iit1111- oi, the Ritz.- itaj], Rich- fumí/l. líivitation Playhouse -3Oì

7:15 5 o ywood Reel -15m. Candid glimpses of Hollywood.

7:30 4 "Those Two" -15m. Starring Vivian Blaine and Pinky Lee.

5. Jungle Adventure -30m. VW;th 0414 and Martin Johnson.

9 After Dinner Roundup -30m. 13 Liberace -30m.

7:45 2Here's How With Harmon -15m.

4 Newspaper of Air -15m. 8:00 2 Doug Edwards -News -M -

15m. 4 Kate Smith Evening Hour -K

-60m. Guests: James Barton, veteran broadway actor and MaryJane Markle, singer.

5 Frosty Frolics -60m. Artistry on ice from the Pasadena Winter Garden.

7 Who Knows? -Panel -30m. Question and Answer comedy with panelists Hillary Brooke, Sterling Holloway, \'ici Baal', Peter Prouse, and Moderator Hank Weaver.

8 Arthur Godfrey -K -60m. 9 Feature Film -80m.

1 - "Phantom Express," J. F. \icDonald, Sally Blaine.

13 Theater Intrigue -75ín. "Called Back."_

8:1'3 2 Perry Como -K -15m. Perry, the Fontaine Sisters and guests.

8:30 2 Bachelor's Haven -30m. Witty panel debates male supremacy.

7 Life Begins at 80-30m. 9:00 2 Arthur Godfrey's Friends -IC -

60m. 4 Kraft TV Theater -60m.

David Fart ar, Patricia Burke & Leslie Brooks in "'Trojan Brothers,"

5 Feature Film -60m. -The Bed Dragon," Charlie Chan.

7 Hall of History -20m. An educational series with drama- tizations of famous names in American history.

8 Wrestling -90m. 11 Dude Martin's Show -60m.

Vt'esté3n variety with Dnde and his gang.

9:15 13 Movie -60m. 9:20 7 U.P.-Movietone News -10m.

9 Ted Meyers -News -10m. 9:30 7 Inst. of Family-Jtebotio -30m

if Feature Movie -75m. -Peck's Itad Boy.- .l , I.ie ír1

n.l ,laekie C c.._.

10:00 KNXt"t0 O'Clock News -30m. 4 Pantomime Quiz -30m. 5 City at Night -Info -60m.

Camera Tour of Interesting Spots in Los Angeles.

7 Charlie Wild -Drama -K -30m. .lohu \lri)uude in "Luse of Ih. Tragic :Mask."

11 Amateur Boxing -60m. Bill Welsh from the South Gate Arena.

13 Ed Lyon -News -5m. 10:05 13 Owl Movie -75m.

v;a04ster's Boy." Jackie Couper.

10:30 2 Man of the Week -30m. I,uesl : Sen. Hubert Humphrey.

4 Gene Norman Show -30m. 7 Janie David's Show -30m. 8 Meet the Champ -30m.

11:00 2 "Chronoscope"-K-15m. Iu..I: l,uc' I?a I \\:l n.

41Paul Pierce -News -5m. 5 Final Edition -10m. 7 Hank `Weaver-News-1

11 George Putnam -News -1 .

11:10 7 The Weather Word, -5m. 11:15 2 Peter Potter -Records -30m.

7 KECA-TV News -5m. 11 Public Life of Cliff Marton -

5m. 11:20 7 U.P.-Movietone News -10m.

11 Jackson's Theater -753n. 41.rtg in the Lily.

11:30 8 Kate Smith Revue -K -30m.

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THURSDAY tVLOGS



Indicates New Program M Indicates Microwave K Indicates Kinescoped

5:00..2 Saddle Tales -Movie -60m. "Fighting Texan.,

5 Kukla, Fran_&-011ie-15m. 5 Playcraffer's Club -30m. 7 Stop the Music -M -60m. 8 Kate Smith Show -K -15m.

11 Range Riders Roundup -30m. Guests and movie serial.

5:15 4 Bob and Ray -15m. 8 Did Ya Know? -15m. 9 Comedy Time -15m.

5:30 4 Howdy Doody -Juvenile -30m. 5 Cowboy Thrills -Movie -60m. 9 TV University -30m.


5:45 8 Channel 8 Corral -45m. 6:00 2 Feature Film -60m.

"\\ Lat's Your Racket." 4 Adventures of Patches -15m. 7 KECA-TV News -30m. 9 Ted Meyers -Bert Dunn -News


6:15 4 Komedy Klub -40m. 11 Open House-Intetview-30m.

6:30 '5 8 Time for Begny---133m. 7 This Is the Story -15m. 9 Action Theater -60m.

"Gallant Fool," Bob Steele. 13 KLAC Telepaper-15m.

6:45 5 Handy Hints -Tips -15m. 7 Space Patrol -Juvenile -15m. 8 Newsreel -15m.

11 George Putnam -News -10m. 13 Clete Roberts' Report -15m.

6:55 4 Elmer Peterson -News -5m. 11 Weather -Gene Ballay-5m.

7:00 2 Watch and Win -Quiz -30m. 4 Range Rider -Movie -30m.

"MoccaSined stalwart of early days metes out daring justice!"

5 Newsreel -15m. 7 The Ruggles -Comedy -30m. 8 Lone Ranger -30m.

11 Your Town's Talent -30m. Featuring amateurs from various So. Calif. communities.

13 You're Never Too Old -60m.

yeatures

Talented Grandma and randpa. With Marilyn Hare and arry Replan. 7:15icker Snickers -15m. ld Time, Silent Movies with com-

ments 12y'w1-44ef: 7:30 Crime Photog.-Drama-M

4 Dinah Shore Show -15m. 5 Hollywood Opportunity -60m.

Hopeful young performers trying for the "Big Break." Tone Ranger -Juvenile -30m. The Masked Man and Tonto ride again,- eople in the News -15m.

9 Teen Age Trials -30m. 11 Open Road -Travel -30m.

7:45 4 Newspaper of the Air -15m.

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8:15 2 8:30 2

TV-RADIO LIFE

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8 Arden Varieties -10m. 8:00 2 Doug Edwards -News -M -15m

4 You Bet Your Life -30m.

7 Gene Autry Show -30m. Arden Farms presents Gene and Champion with family entertainment.

8 A y30m"'- :.. i8 ig t O'Clock Theater -75m.;

"Gigolettes of Paris," Natalie Moor head and Madge Bellamy,

Fe V.I.P.-30m. Stork Club -15m. Star of the Family -30m. Guests Jerry Colonna and the Mills Bothers.

4 Per;On.o--PeesaotL,a 5. 5 Wr

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j3, s --Pacific Crusbâe-30m.

11 Film -60m. 13 District Attorney -15m.

8:45 4 Industry on Parade -15m. 13 Excursions in Science -45m.

9:00 2 Amos 'n' Andy -Comedy 30m 4 Mystery Drama -30m. 7 Herb Shriner Time -K-30 8 Foreign Intrigue -30m.

9:20 9 Ted Meyers -News -10m. 9:30 2 Racket Squad -K -30m.

True stories from police files. 4 Ford Festival -K -30m. 7 Meet the Champ -30m. 8 What De Y igl?-30m.

`_9 Big -4 Movies=9í5m., 33 --Mike Roy Show -30m.

10:00 2 KNXT 10 O'Clock News -30m. 4 8 Martin Kane -K -30m.

-Lloyd Nolan stars.

5 Wrestling -145M. Regal Pale and Dick Lane bring [\ you the evening's main event --in

`.Tops in-.\V4restltn'g"'show.

Horizons -30m. "The Futon, of Atomic Energy" Rocky- King, Detective -K -30m Ski Tips -30m. Reserve -30m. Gene Norman Show -30m. Ghost Towns of West -15m. Beat the Clock -Quiz -K -30m. Jeanne's Studio -30m. Talent show for artists featuring Jeanne Gayle, singer. Ed Lyon -News -5m. Owl Movie -75m. Ted Meyers -News -15r Beat the -Champ -45m. Giant Jackpot ' red to an o who Sfrange Adventure -15m.

2 The Continental -15m. 4Paul Pierce -News -5m. 7 Hank Weaver -News -10m. 8 Your Hit Parade -K -30m.

- lj George Putnam -News -15m. 11:10 7 The Weather Word -5m. 11:15 2 Feature Fiim-75m.

"Thanks For Listening." 7 KECA-131- News -5m.

11 Pub1 ç Life of Cliff Norton - 5m.

11:20 7 U.P.-Movietone News -10m. 11 Jackson's Theater -75m.

N glu et -Magi, 11:30 5 Final Edition -5m.

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This Week in TV -Continued for a girl to fill a leading role as his girl friend on the TV show. The miss who had played the radio -show g.f was ruled out by virtue of her ink; pending motherhood. Too, she can't sing.

Unable to decide on any of the top feminine vocalists with whom he was acquainted, Dennis resorted to holding a good, old-fashioned audition. All one week scores of vocalists, glamour girls and actresses tried out. Starlets from most of the major studios and networks were heard. Several "name" vocalists air -expressed recordings from New York. By Friday the choice had narrowed to four excited girls.

They were called in singly to sin before the camera, "Getting to Kno You." A unanimous choice of star, writers and producers is what brought you pretty Kathy Phillips, despite the fact she had never appeared in radio motion pictures, or TV.

Kathy walked into a role for which hundreds of girls spend years on movie lots and in network corridors hoping and praying. And when she stepped before the cameras last Fri- day, it was her first appearance. But she wasn't alone. Star Dennis Day was also appearing on TV for the first time!

Space Patrol's Super Space Shi

The "Space Patrol" crew will be o hand Saturday, February 16, to wel come their new flagship, Terra I . This thirty -five-foot rocket from the outer world will be unveiled in an official ceremony at ABC Television Center. Al Jarvis will officiate. Major Alexander de Seversky is flying to the coast to attend the special ceremony. Robert Hopkins of John Burroughs Jun- ior High School faculty, who is known as Commander Buzz Cory to the stu- dent body, and his Space Patrol moni- tors will be on hand to serve refresh ments to the invited guests.

REGAL PALE -Tops in Beer presents

TOPS IN WRESTLING WITH DICK LANE The Main Event Thurs., 10 P.M.

CHANNcL 5, KTLA

New Time - New Series

GENE AUTRY 8-8:30 THURS.

CHANNEL 7

GENE AUTRY SAYS "My Brand Is ARDEN Dairy Products"

TV-RADIO LIFE

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14+014x0'+Ox44aO+ By Dorothy Gardiner and Dick Gar-

ton, stars of KTLA's "Handy Hints," Monday through Friday, 6:45 p.m.

Each wee 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: Mary Fantone, 2235 E. 10th St., Long Beach, Calif.

The hint is: LOST SCHOOL BOOKS are more apt

to be returned if a postal card bear- ing the owner's name and address is taped to the inside front cover. On the card there is a note of thanks and a request that the finder mail the card to the owner. The name and address of finder are also requested and the time when the book can be picked up. t

IF YOUR CHILDREN HAVE LITTLE EDUCATIONAL TRAINS AND THE COUPLING BREAKS HERE'S HOW TO FIX THEM SO THEY CAN BE HOOKED TOGETHER. Use cup hooks, just screw the cup hook into the wooden train and there you are.

WHEN YOU'RE SITTING AROUND IN YOUR PATIO, DOES THE CLOTHESLINE POST ANNOY YOU? Well, here is a way to conceal it: sim ply nail thin slats of wood, in any de- sired pattern, to the post. Then plant a climbing vine or shrub at the base. And in a while the vine will cover the post.

TONIGHT ON TV .. .

Los 'Angeles' favorite show

HARRY OWENS and his ROYAL HAWAIIANS

KTLA, Channel 5, 8 p.m. Brought to you by United Air Lines

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

FEBRUARY 22 FRIDAY. U LOGS

See Page 11 for 9:00 A.M. to 5:00 P.M. Daytime log Listings


4 Indicates New Program M Indicates Microwave K Indicate+; Kinescoped

5:00 ?t Saddle Tales -Movie -60m. "(,o,lr ul the Mounted."

4 Fran &011ie-15 5 Playcra ub-25 7 Candy and Nancy- m. 8 Kate Smith Show -K -15m.

11 Range Riders Roundup -30m. 5:15 41The Goldbergs -15m.

9 Comedy Time -15m. 5:30 4 Howdy Doody-Juv'nI.-30m.

5 Cowboy Thrills -Movie -60m. 7 Roscoe Ates Show -30m. 8 Space Cadet -K -15m. 9 TV University -K -30m.


5:45 8 Channel 8 Corral -45m. 6:9e

4 ¡ßilfPé' uF{afch-tm: 7 KECA-TV News -30m. 9 Ted Meyers, Bert Dunn -News

11 Jump Jump -15m. 13 Timmy O'Toole Time -30m.

6:15 4 Peanut Circus -15m. 11 Open House -Interview -30m.

6:30 `"4 a -25m. 5 _ Time for Beany-15m 7 Space a e - vn -15m. 9 Feature Theater -90m.

"l'll Sell \Ic Life." Rose Hobart and Michael Whalen.

13 KLAC Telepaper-15m. 6:45 5 Handy Hints -J' s -15m.

7 pace a i of-Juve ' -15m. 1i Ge -10m. 13 Clete Roberts' Report -15m.


7:00 2 March of Time -30m. 4 Gillette Fights -M -45m. 5 Newsreel -15m. 7 The Bill Gwinn Show -30m.

Couples enact how songs changed their lives.

8 Stranger Than Fiction -15m. 11 Zorro's Fighting Legion -30m.

Chapter a: "Bridge of Peril." 13 Cliffie Stone -30m.

7:15 5 Mayor Bowron-Info-15m. Insight into the Running of a Big City.

8 Home Show -15m. 7:30 2 H'wood Road to Fame -30m.

N.T.G. with weekly winners and school salute.

5 Charlie Chase -Film -3 w ' '

7 Spy It With-Acthrg- 30m.

11 Pet Exchange -30m. Frank Wright presents trick animals and offers free pets on tonight's "Calo Pet Exchange."

13 Horace Heidt-60m. Live from the Trianon Ballroom.

7:45 4 Greatest Fights -15m. 8:00 2 Doug as -News -M -15m

4 Newspaper o t e 5m. 7 My ery Theater -30m.

"Case the Hidden Clue."

5 Harry Owens Royal Hawaiians -60m. Brings Hawaii into your own living room by tuning in this exciting, popular, fast-moving show.

9 Inside Basketball -15m. 11 Twenty Questions -30m.

Panel of experts guess identity of "Animal, Vegetable or Mineral."

8:15 2 Perry Como -Music -K -15m. 4 "Those Two" -15m.

Vivian Blaine and Pinky Lee. 9 Basketball Game -2 hrs.

UCLA vs. Calif.

8:30 2 Mama -Family Comedy -30m. 4 Gene Norman Show -30m. 7 Stu Erwin Show -30m.

11, 8 Without Jear---D.[a {Mel -30m. 13 Wrestling, Ocean._--

21/2 hrs._ 9:00 Man Against Crime -30m.

Starring Ralph Bellamy. 4 Big Story Drama -30m. 5 Chevron Tjieater-30m.

"The Half I -pur." 7 "Rebound" -:,Drama -30m.

Dramatic offerings with novel -twist endings.

8 Herb Shriner -30m. 11 Success Stor ' 30m.

Emanates f lion the Pacific Press. 9:30 2 Live Like a Ilionaire-30m.

4 The Aldrich roily -30m. 5 Lawrence k -60m.

From the Ara Ballroom. 7 Tales of To rrow-30m. 8 Fireside Thee r -30m.

11 Startime Th ter -30m. Robert ('.lark a I Lynn Roberts in "Pretty Bov "

10:00 2 KNXT 10 0' ock News -30m. 4 Ezio Pinza Sh w -30m.

(;uest : Henn is ay. 7 Mr. Dist. Attorney -K -30m.

"The Case of AlI But Two," the tale of lico es aped lifers.

8 Pacific Crude -30m. 11 Film Featu tte-30m.

10:15 9 Ted Meye News -15m. 10:30 2 The Big Qstion-30m.

Moderator arles Collingwood with the " estion of the Week."

4 TWA Tray log -5m. 5 Swingshift Theater -90m.

"Munány in the Big House," Charles Biclrford and Barton Mac Lane.

7 Solo Drama -K -15m. Starring Walter Covell in one-man repertory company.

8 Big Story -Drama -30m. 11 What's the Verdict -30m.

High school students supply final verdicts in actual law cases. Knox Manning moderates.

10:35 4 Let Poppa Do It -30m. 10:45 7 Adventure Time -15m. 11:00 2 Chronoscope-K-15m.

Guest: Sen. John Stennis (D.), Miss. 44Paul Pierce -News -5m. 7 Hank Weaver -News -10m. 8 Crime Photog.-Drama-30m. iI Geotg.e P tnam-Ne =13m.

1-3 ,a r 1 -I5ui 11:05 4 Wrestling Match -is -30m. 11:10 7 The Weather Word -5m. 11:15 2 Peter Potter's Party -60m.

7 KECA-TV-News-5m. 11 Public Life of Cliff Norton)

5m. 13 Ed Lyon -News -5m.

11:20 7 II.P.-Movietone-_News-10m. 11 Jackson's Theater -gym.

"1 Cover Chinatown," Norman Foe - ter."

Page Fifteen

YOU PAYS YOUR MONEY .. . "Delightfully Dangerous." A pain-

fully precocious Jane Powell and a stereotyped Ralph Bellamy ir. a movie that probably helped send Bellamy hack to Broadway. With Constance Moore as a refined young lady who strips fora living, . . ' '

-- Préel's Bad Boy." A nos algïd lbók ifto another time when Jackie Cooper

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,Ind Jackie Searl, those pint-size arch /rivals of twenty years ago, were pitted

7 against each other in bitter conflict. ( Cooper, one of the biggest child stars

of all time, has since grown into a Broadway hit, while Searl, the snivel" ing sissy and boy villain of countless movies, has not been heard from in

-years-Moral: Stop sniveling , "Against" he Wïnd." A British pic-

ture with Jack Warner and Simone Signoret, one of the stars in the current French hit, "La Ronde."

"Two Thousand Women." With Flora Robson. Nothing is known of this film but it might bear watching in case a man shows up. Page Sixteen

FEBRUARY 15, 1952 TV-RADIO LIFE 4entente'>-.0')t&ze,-,-ere-ente%0>coge-,..o%49.x.e'v-ent.9-..t.e>n«gt.Ox-6,=:«Kol

PICK of the PIX .

by Aubrey Dahl § 5'llcker litre '4§

..________ ______ - et0.te' O't4t4t4 4t4tent4 4 4 t.0 4t4 0+L0 0 t~nd-t4t4tent4tO+t0 It may seem to some viewers that

there is nothing in the way Of films _Saturday, uary . "BROKEN COIN,". William Desmond, Ruth on television but horse operas and oldHiatt, (9), 4:00 pm. - I)"ARIZONA WHIRLWIND,'' Hoot GI : on, "PHANTOM SHIP," (2). 6:00 p.m. ganinter movies. They are in the way, (7), 10:00 a.m. "RAIDERS OF THE BORDER," Johnny HE UTAH KID," (5), 11:00 a.m. Mack Brown, (9), 6:30 P.M. Of course, but sonic excellent pictures have been shown and more are on the CLOUDS OVER EUROPE," (5), 12:00 "TEXAS, BROOKLYN AND HEAVEN," 4THE HAUNTED MINE," (5), 1:30 p.m. .Guy Madison, Diana Lynn, (13), 7:00 p,m. way. A block of fourteen fairly- new ^@LIEN OF THE YU h 2:30 p. "t MARRIED A WITCH," Veronica tape, J. Arthur Rank productions has just "MEN R N " (5), , C Fredric March, (5), 7:30 p.m. been purchased by M. & A. Alexander "DEmTH VALLEY OUTLAWS," (11), 4:30 "SEA TERRÜR;'{p.)TH00-ß.m; " -- Productions for video screenings in the "RIDERS OF THE FRONTIER," (13), 4:45

P Powell, RalphULLY

DANGEROUS," S,0 Jane U. S., and will feature such luminaries p.m. ,. Bellamy, (11>, 8:00 p.m.

"TRAIL RIDERS," (2), 5:30 p.m. -THE GLADIATOR," Joe E. Brown,_ (13), as Deborah Kerr, Robert Morley, Emlyn "LOVE NEST ON WHEELS," Buster Kea-

8:15. p.m. Williams, David Farrar and Constance ton, (7), 5:30 p.m.

ïcrt SO THEY WERE MARRIED," Rob- ert Mitchum, Simone Simon, (13), 10:05 Cummings. So, just sit tight and you'll - -TH."-13.ah Sxeeie, is -

Hisee them all in your own living room "sTAIGE(9), 7:00

COACH TO DENVER," 4, lIE m.5'1at eth or favorite tavern or wherever you mayer, 1 7.00 "t,.- y ughesI (5R 10(2) p

( 1). D "SKY SPIDER;" (2), 11:15 p.m. happen to be. "FIGHTING RENEGADE," Tim McCoy, "SHADOW OF SILK L E N N O X , " Lon (5), 7:30 p.m. Chaney Jr., (11), 11:20 p.m. THE CROP _ _ "TWO THOUSAND WOMEN," Flora Rob

son, (7). 7:30 p. m. Wednesday, February 20 TH iVfarried a Witch." The title "COUNTRY GENTLEMEN," O Ise n and "I COVER CHINATOWN," Norman Foe - this picture echoes the lament of man Johnson, (11), 8:00 p.m. ter, (11), 1:30 p.m. husbands, but in this case the witch AGAINST THE WIND," Jack Warner, Si- "LAW COMMANDS," (9), 1:45 p.m. 'none Signorette, (5), 9:30 p.m. "SHANGHAI CHEST," Charlie Chan, (13), is a real one who comes back to make "BURMA VICTORY," (7), 9:30 p.m. '- 45 p.m. life miserable for the descendant of "THIS ENGLAND," (4), 10:40 p.m. "SALESLADY;" (5), 4:00 P.m. the man who denounced her. It's an "TICKET TO A DANCE," Ralph Graves, "SEA TERROR," (9), 4:00 p.m. Lola Lane, (9), 10:20 p. m. amusing film whose chief qualities are "DOCKS OF SAN FRANCISCO," (2), 10:30 p"CALL

OF THE WILDERNESS," (2), 5:00 P.m. the considerable talents of Fredric P.m "LAW RIDES AGAIN," Hoot Gibson, (9), March and the late humorist. Robert "SHOOT TO KILL,' (13), -i0.30 Pam"MEET

SIMON CHERRY." Hy Hazelton, "PUTTIN'nON THE RITZ," Harry Rich- Benchley. Cecil Kellaway is fine as a (5). 10:45 p.m. mond, (11), 7:00 p.m. permanently swacked male witch, "MURDER IN THE RED BARN." Todd "PHANTOM EXPRESS," J. F. McDonald, while Susan Hayward and Veronica ) Slaughter, Sophie Stewart, (11), 10:45 Sally Blaine, (s), 8:00 8p.m.0O

Lake represent the distaff side, ' p.m. "CALLED BACK," 11ß} 8 l0 pm. -' February 17 T E RED DRAGON," Charlie Chan, t "Texas, trOOKl}n and Heaven." The w1lt EC

¡DJ -A. BAD BOY," Jackie Searl, Jackie three most publicized spots in the uni

oper (9), 9:30 p. n1. verse get a going over in this one, " - S KELLY," ac " oran, "GA --Eire Cooper, (13}; which shall be tentatively listed as a Wanda McKay, (5), 12:00 n. 10:05p 0:05 p.m. comedy.Most of the proceedings "IMPORTANT WITNESS," Noel Francis, "SOMETHING IN THE CITY," (11), 11:20 p g Dorothy Burgess, (9), 12:00 n. p,m, place in a Brooklyn riding academy, "WILD HORSE STAMPED,," (5), 1:00 Thursday, February 21 where various characters search for pm adventure by riding through an imag- "CRASHING THROUGH DANGER," (9), "SOMETHING IN THE CITY," (11), 1:30

1:15 p.m. p.m inary desert on a mechanical camel. "WOLVES OF THE SEA," Hobart Bos "PECK'S BAD "BOY," Jackie Searl, Jackie Probably better than the real thing, worth, Jean Carmen, (2), 1:30 p.m. Cooper, (9), 1:45 p.m. "

come to think of it. With Diana Lynn, "DANGEROUS INTRUDER," (5), 2:00 p.m. "WIDE OPEN FACES," Joe E. Brown, "IMPORTANT WITNESS," (9), 2:3' ,. (13), 2:45 p.m.

Guy Madison and Florence Bates. c par, "DOUBLE TROUBLE," (5), 4:00 p.m. "Burma'FRENCH LEAVE," Jackie Cooper, (13) "PHANTOM EXPRESS," (9), 4:00 p.m. Victory." This British docu p n, "FIGHTING TEXAN," (2), 5:00 p.m. mentary is one of the finest to come" "CR NGER," (9), "WHAT'S YOUR RACKET," (2), 6:00 p.m. out of the last war. The soldiers are 3:45 p.m. "GALLANT FOOL,' Bob Steele, (9), 6:30

"BASHFUL BACHELOR," Lum bner, P.m. real, the fighting is actual, and as a "THANKS FOR LISTENING,"" (2), 11:15 result, the acting is honest. /'FOLLOW THE LËADLTr" E Ayds/ pm 451. 4:30 P.m. "NIGHT MAGIC,"

February 11:20 22 p.m.

) " G U NS'thi_ 1.ar.---D erRfC, (11) , 5:00 p.m. "THE COURTNEY AFFAIR," (13), 7:30 "NIGHT OF MAGIC," (11), 1:30 p.m.

p.m. "LADY, LET'S DANCE," Belita, (13), 2:45 P -T CHASE ".Mfetrete Mar$ ,"{e er Lorre, (2), 10:30 p.m. "WOMEN MUST DRESS," (5), 4:00 p.m.

,Moliday,- February 1 I "CODE OF THE MOUNTED," (2), 5:00 p. m.

"I'LL SELL MY LIFE," Rose Hobart, Michael Whalen, (9), 6:30 p.m.

"SHADOW OF SILK LENNOX,"- Lon Cha- ney, Jr., (11), _1:30 p.m.

"TICKET TO A DANCE." Ralph Graves, Lola Lane, (9), 1:45 p.m.

"LOUISIANA," Margaret Lindsey, (13), 2:45 p.m.

"FOREIGN AGENT," (5), 4:00 p.m. "MYSTIC CIRCLE." Madame Houdini, Rob-

ert Fisk, (9), 4:00 p.m. "TWO-FISTED JUSTICE," (2). 5:00 p.m. "MARKED TRAILS," Hoot Gibson, Bob

Steele, (9), 6:30 p.m. /'KANSAS TERROR," (11), 7:00 p.m. "YANKS AHOY," William Tracy, (13),

7:00 p.m. "HIGH CONQUEST," Gilbert Roland, Anna

Lee. (13), 8:00 p.m. "REVOLT OF THE ZOMBIES," Gale

Storm, John Carradine, (5), 9:00 p.m. "KIDNAPPED," Roddy McDowall, Sue Eng-

land, (13), 9:30 p.m - "SCARLET THREAD," Kathleen Byron,

Lawrence Harvey, (11), 11:20 p.m.

Tuesday, February 19 "SCARLET THREAD," Kathleen Byron,

Lawrence Harvey, (11), 1:30 p.m, "DREAMING OUY LOUD," Lum & Abner,

(13), 2:45 p.m. "LEGION OF MISSJNG MEN," Victor

Jory, (5), 4:00 p.nt.

"MUTINY IN THE BIG HOUSE," Charles Bickford, Barton MacLane, (5)(, 10:30 p.m.

"I COVER CHINATOWN," Norman Fos ter, (11), 11:20 p.m.

EARLY BIRD Fred W. Friendly, co -producer with

Edward R. Murrow of CBS -TV's "See It Now," opened his own broadcasting agency at the ripe age of twenty-one.

Your Favorite Movies Fridays -10:30 P.M. -Channel 5

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MAMA WEISS'S RECIPES For TVRadio Life

Literally besieged since she offered her top-secret recipes on TV a short time ago, Mama Weiss sent out an SOS to TV-Radio Life last week. The idea occurred that if the magazine would publish the six most requested recipes, the 4000 or more persons waiting for her to mail the coveted formulas would get them quickly and simply. We considered the plan of sufficient merit to devote the required space.

Three of the coveted recipes are printed below; three more will be published next week. Tune Mama Weiss, Monday through Friday, KHI -TV, 3:30 to 4:00 p.m., for further details.

STUFFED CABBAGE Boil water with 1/2 cup vinegar in it. Cut

out heart of cabbage and put in the boiling water-when leaves are pliant, take out.

1 Ib. ground round or chuck 14 cup raw rice 2 chopped nions Salt and pepper to taste

Work all this together well. Fill in cabbage leaves with the meat mix-

ture-tuck in the ends to hold. Put layer of sauerkraut on bottom of the

pot, then layer of stuffed cabbage-till all is used up. Add whole No. 21/2 can solid pack tomatoes, pinch or two of caraway seed and a handful of sugar.

Cover and cook slowly till done.

GOULASH 2 lbs. center cut of chuck-cut in

1/" cubes 4 tablespoons shortening 2 medium onions, chopped and tried

golden brown in the shortening 1 teaspoon paprika Salt and pepper to taste

Cook slowly over low flame, and add a little water as it gets done if you want gravy.

COFFEE CAKE 4 cups flour

1 cake yeast 3 egg yolks 1 grated lemon rind /4 cu o sugar 11/2 cùps milk Generous /2 tsp. salt % lb. butter

Put flour in bowl, scoop a little hole in middle and put in crumbled cake of yeast and 1/2 cup lukewarm milk. Paddle with a spoon until a little dough is formed, then let it rest for 10 minutes. Then add rest of milk, egg yolks, sugar, butter, salt, lemon and knead it very well. Cover it and let it rise to double size. Then cut it in two, make half of dough into cinnamon rolls; coffee cake or doughnuts of the other half.

You'll Get a Bang Out Of Autry

GENE AUTRY 8-8:30 THURS.

CHANNEL 7

Relax in the saddle of your favorite chair and

ride the range with America's favorite Cowboy

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TIME CHANGES Sunday, Feb. 17-JON & SONDRA, (4), 5:30

p.m. Formerly viewed at 9:00 p.m. Satur- day.

Sunday, Feb. 17-"FOREIGN INTRIGUE," (4), 9:30 p.m. Formerly viewed at 8:00 p.m.

Sunday, Feb. 17-HARRY JAMES, (4), 10:00 p.m. rormerly viewed at 9:30 p.m.

WHAT'S SPECIAL Wednesday, Feb. 20-FIGHTS, (2), 7:00 p.m.

Eugene Hairston vs. Robert Villemain, ten -round -welterweight from Olympic Sta- dium, Detroit.

WHAT'S NEW Saturday, Feb. 16-FRANK DeVOL, (11),

9:30 p.m. Frank, his nineteen -piece band and songstress Jaye P. Morgan.

Saturday, Feb. 16 - "GOVERNMENT AT WORK," (4), 10:00 p.m. Graphic descrip- tion of services performed by the Los An- geles County Department. Telecast once a month.

Sunday, Feb. 17-" TOOTS! E HIPPO- DROME," (7), 12:15 a.m. Combination quiz program for teen-agers with variety acts.

Monday, Feb. 18-AL PEARCE SHOW, (2), 10:45 a.m. Edna Fisher, Arlene Harris, Jay Stewart and a host of others on hand to enliven your morning.

Wednesday, Feb. 20-"HERE'S HOW WITH

HARMON," (2), 7:40 p.m. Tom Harmon and a sports guest.

WHO'S GUESTING Friday, Feb. 15-"SCHLITZ PLAYHOUSE

OF STARS," (2), 6:00 p.m. Ernest Hem- ingway's "Fifty Grand," starring Dane Clark.

Friday, Feb. 15-"RCA VICTOR SHOW," (4), 10:00 p.m. Pinza hosts Harpo Marx, Helen Gallagher and Robert Fortier.

Saturday. Feb. 16-"ALL-STAR REVUE," (4), 5:00 p.m. Jack Carson.

Saturday, Feb. 16-KEN MURRAY, (2), 8:00 p.m. Ray Middleton, Bethel Leslie.

Sunday, Feb. 17-"ROYAL SHOWCASE,4 (4), 5:00 p,m. Milton Berle, Kaye Ballard and Pee Wee King's band.

Sunday, Feb. 17- "AMERICA'S TOW N MEETING." (7), 6:30 p.m. "Are We Too Hysterical A bout Communism?" Rep. Charles J. Kersten. (R. Wis.), Max Ler- ner, noted professor and columnist, and Herbert A. Philbrick, former agent of the FBI.

Sunday, Feb. 17-"HALLMARK HALL OF FAME," (4), 7:30 p.m. Jayne Meadows, Douglas Montgomery in "Woman With a Sword."

'f

ay, Feb. 17-"CBS-TV WORKSHOP," (2T!, 900 p.m. '°The Angel Was a Yankee." With dutstanding cast.

Monday, Feb. 18-"ROBERT MONTGOM- ERY PRESENTS," (4), 9:30 p.m. Lloyd Bridges and Kim Hunter, "Rise Up and Walk."

Wednesday, Feb. 20-"CELANESE THEA- TRE," (7,), 7:00 p.m. Robert Sherwood's "The Petrified Forest" with an outstanding cast.

"You're Never Too Old" Awards Each Thursday at 7 p.m., Harry Koplan reads a letter on his "You're Never

Too Old" show on KLAC-TV, nominating someone over 60 for outstanding work or achievement. The nominee is given a trophy and once a month a

panel of judges selects one nominee to receive a plaque and to appear on

the show. Nominee this week: Mrs. Bell Rittenhouse, 72, a widow, of 2042 Eleanore

Drive, Glendale, who devotes her spare time to the blind. If you have a nominee, write a letter explaining your nominee's accom-

plishment and send it, with the official entry blank below, to "You're Never Too Old," KLAC-TV, 1000 Cahuenga Blvd., Hollywood 38, California.

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A Home to Lite In KLAC-TV, 12:30 p.m. Sa Adventures of Patches ___..KNBH, 6 p.m. M -F Aldrich Family KNBH, 9:30 p.m. F Adventures in Mystery..._._KECA-TV, 7:30 p.m. Su After Dinner Roundup KH,1-TV, 7:30 p.m. W Albert. Eddie.........._.._...RLAC-TV, 12:30 p.m. M -F Amateur Boxing._ _._.._......HTTV, 10 p.m. W All Star Revue ...KNBH, 5 p.m. Sa All -Star Wrestling ....... _..__...._...KHJ-TV, 6 p.m. Sa Allen, Steve.... KNXT, 1 p.m. M -F Amazing Mr. Malone.__..K1 s a -TV, 10 p.m. alt. F America Votes RECA -TV, 9 p.m. Tu America's Town Meeting....KECA-TV, 6:30 p.m. Su Amos 'n' Andy KNXT, 9 p.m. Th Armchair Traveler__..__.._ KNXT, 12 n. M -F Armstrong Theater..._.._.._..__.KNBH, 9:30 p.m. Tu Arnaz, Desi.. KNXT, 9 p.m. M Ash, Marvin.._____.__..._.....KHJ-TV. 7:30 p.m. Tu Assembly Six KNBH, 4 p.m. Sa Ates, Roscoe KECA-TV, 5:30 p.m. M,Tu,W,F Auction City KLAC-TV, 6 p.m. Alt. Sa Auction Park. ___ ...... ...... ....... KECA--TV, 1 p.m. Su Autry, Gene KECA-TV, 8 p.m. Th Backstage With N.T.O..._...SNXT, 4:30 p.m. M -F Bachelor's Hav'en..._ ........... _._._KNXT, 8:30 p.m. W Ball, Lucille...__._.._..._ ...... _.._ ..... ..KNXT, 9 p.m. M Baiter, Sam ______ BLAC-TV, 6:45 p.m. M -F Bandstand Revue_._ KTLA, 9 p.m. Su Bar Eleven Ranch......__ KTTV. 4:30 p.m. Sa Basketball KH./-TV, 8:15 p.m. F,Sa Beams, Patti.......___.._.___ KTTV, 8 p.m. Tu Beat the Champ __.._......_.._.KTLA. 10:45 p.m. Th Beat the Clock ... .._..._..._._.._...KNXT, 7.30 p.m. Sa Bellamy, Ralph...__._..___.. .... _......KNXT, 9 p.m. F Berle, Milton _.. _...HNBH, 8 p.m. Tu Betty Crocker Matinee

- K1:CA-TV, 12 n. Sa

Beulah.._._.....____......_ KECA-TV, 7:30 p.m. Tu Big Pay Off...___._..__ KNBH, 12 n. M -F Big Picture KNXT, 8:30 p.m. Su Big Story KNBH, 9 p.m. F Big Town ___.._.._.._ HNXT, 6 p.m. M Bigelow Theater _ .............KNXT, 6:30 p.m. M Billingsley, Sherman _._...KNXT, 8:15 p.m. Tu,Tit Blue Ribbon Bouts.__ _ ............. _..FNXT. 7 P.m. W Blaine, Vi!ian__...._ _.KNBH, 7:30 p.m. M,W,F Holley, Gene...__..._.. KTTV, 6:55 p.m. M -F

*Bond, Lyle _._._..RHJ-TV, 1:30 p.m. M -F Boston Bluckie.__ _ __._...HNBH, 9 p.m. Su Bowron, Mayor -.....__...KTLA, 7:15 p.m. F Boy's Railroad Club... _ ..HTTV, 8 p.m. F Break the Bank KNXT, 6:30 p.m. Su Bride anti Groom. KNXT, 3:45 p.m. M -F' Burke, Billie h.rv. 4 p.m. M -F Burns & Allen KNXT. 8:30 pm. alt. Th ('BS Television Workshop..._ ....... KNXT, 9 p.m. Su Cactus Theater. - KTTV, 5 p.m. Su Caesar. Sid..._.._..__._.._._..._ KNBH, 8 p.m. Sa Cafe Continental...-..._. _....KLAC-TV, 7 p.m. Su California Living..._........._. KNXT, 4 p.m. M -I Candid Camera KLAC-TV, 7 p.m. Sa Candy and Nancy....KECA-TV, 5 p.m. M,Tu,W,F. Captain Videº.._ ..... _.__._._.-KTTV, 5:30 p.m. 31-F

Carrillo, Leo _. _.»..._.._._...KLAC-TV, 6 p.m. Su Carter, Gaylord......... Kilt -TV, 10:15 p.m. M Casey, Crime Photographer._HNX'l', 7.:30 p.m. Th Cavalcade of Stars KTTV, 6 p.m. So Celanese Theater____.._..KECA-TV, 7 p.m. alt. W Celebrity Time.._._ _. KNXT, 7 p.m. Sn Cerf, Bennett ._...KNXT, 10:30 p.m. Su Championship Bowling_ KTTV, 10:15 p.m. Ta Charlie Wild RECA -TV, 10 p.m. W Chase, Charlie..._..__..._.. .... _.._..KTLA, 7:30 p.m. F Chef Milani .....Y_...._...KNBH, 4 p.m. M -F Chevron Theater........._ KTLA, 9 Pm. F Children's Church.._.._. KTTV, 1:30 p.m. Su Cltronoscope KNXT, 11 p.m. M,W,F Church in the Home KHJ-TV, 10:30 a.m..Sii Cisco Kid.._....... KECA-TV, 7 p.m. M Pity at Night ....KTEA. 10 p.m. W City Hospital..._.._...RECA-TV. 12:30 p.m. Alt. Sa Claudia - KNBH, 3:30 p.m. Su Club 50.. KILT -TV, 5:30 p.m. Sn Collier, Lois _._....._.._.._.......HNBH, 9 p.m. Su Coca, Imogene KNBH, 6 p.m. Sa Conte into the Kitchen..._....HTTV, 2:45 p.m. M -F ('otnedy Hour KNBH, 8 p.m. Sn Comics KTLA, 6:30 p.m. Su Como, Perry. __.._.._._..._...K.NXT. 8:15 P.m. M,W,F Cooley. Spade...._ KTLA. 8:30 p.m. Sa Contas Archer..._.... KNXT, 5:30 p.m. Sn Cotton, Larry KECA-TN, 11:30 a.m. M -F ('rash Corrigan KTTV, 7 p.m. M Crime Syndicated..__._.: KNXT, 9 p.m. Tu Crime Photographer KNXT, 7:30 p.m. Th Crusade in -the Pacific..._.,.KECA-TV, 8:30 p.m. Th Danger ............... ______ KNXT, 7 p.m. Tu Date With Jnlly.-._._. ...... RECA -TV. 11:30 a.m. Sa Dave 'ii' Charlie KNBH, 2 p.m. M -F David, Janie RECA -TV, 111:30 p.m. VV De Vol, Frank KTTV, 9:30 p.m. Sa Dick Tracy KNISH, 7 p.m. W District Attorney KLAC-TV, 8:30 p.m. 7'h Dixie Showboat... KTLA, 8 P.m. M Dixon. Nancy. KTTV 3:45 p.m. W, F »ru)ntet KNBH, 9 p.in. Alt. Th Dude Martin KTTV, 9 p.m. W Editor's Round Table KNXT, 8:30 p.m. Tu

Pane Eiah' ',' -

Eddie Drake_._.. -KNXT, 9:30 p.m. Su *Edwards, Doug KNXT, 8 p.m. M -F Edwards, Ralph KNBH, 12:30 p.m. M,W,F Egg and E......_.._...K-NXT, KFMB, 11:45 a.m. M -F Ellery Queen KECA-TV, 7:30 p.m. Su Eloise Salutes the Stars HTTV, 111:30 P.m. Sa Emerson. Faye _ KNXT. 9 p.m. Sa Erwin, Stu KECA-TV, 11 a.m. Sa Excursions in Seiettee..._...HLAC-TV. 8:45 p.m. Th Fair Meadows, U.S.A KNBH, 4 p.m. Su Faith for Today..._.__.....KECA-TV, 12:30 p.m. Su Famous Jury Trials. _...KTTV, 8 p.m. M Fantastick Studios. Ink MKTLA. 6:30 p.m. Sa Fibber and Molly BasketbalL KTTV, 3 p.m. Su Fifield, Dr. James W...._.._._.....KTTV, 9:30 p.m. Su First Hundred Years.__._...KNXT, 2:30 p.m. M -F Fireside Theater _..__...._.._...KNBH, 9 p.m. Ta First Run Feature _.._.._._.......KNBH, 9 p.m. Sa Flash Gordon _....._....KTLA, 5:30 p.m. Su Flicker Snickers..._.__ KTLA. 7:15 p.m. Tb Flower Fantasy....._..__.KECA-TV, 4 p.m. alt. Th Flying Tigers.__..___-..___...KTTV, 2:30 p.m. Su Foods for Thought.._..__._._.-.K.NBH, 11:45 a.m..

2:15 p.m. M -F Ford Festival.... ......... ______ .KNBH, 9:311 p.m. Th Foreign Intrigue HNBH, 9:30 p.m. Sa Freedom Forum_ ...._.___..._ KLAI'-CV, 9 p.m. Su Frontiers of Faith...__ .............._..KNBH, 12 n. Su Frosty Frolics .-...... KTLA, ö p.m. K Fur Fun KNXT, 10:30 p.m. Tu Gabby Hayes KNBH, 2 p.m. Su; 4:45 p.m. M -F Garden Chats _.._..KTTV, 12:30 p.m. Su Garden Shop......_.._ _._...KECA-TV, 1 p.m. Sa Gillette Fights. .._._..__ _.._..._........KNBH, 7 p.m. F Gleason, Jackie........_._.._..._._..KTTV. 6 p.m. Su Godfrey, Arthur....__ KNXT. 9 p.m. W Goldbergs .__._KNBH, 5:15 p.m. M,W,F Goodwin, Bill ...'...-__..._..KNBH, 12:30 p.m. Tu.Th Goodyear Revue..._._.r-___...KECA-TV. 4 p.ut. Su Gray, Jeanne......._....__ KNXT, 3:15 M -F Graydon. Joe KLAC-TV. 9 a.m. M -F Great Churches of Golden West KTTV, 11 a.m. Su Greatest Fights KNBH, 7:45 p.m. F Green Cathedral KTTV, 2 p.m. Su Gruen Playhouse KTLA, 10 p.m. alt. Tu Gwinn, Bill........_._...._.._._._._KECA-TV, 7 p.m. F;

_........._......_.._..___.._._.._.......KHJ-TV. 7:30 p.m. M Hall of History KECA-TV, 9 p.m. W Hallmark Playhouse..._.._......KNBH, 7:30 p.m. Su Hands of Destiny..._.. KTTV 9 p.m. Sa Handy Hints. ............. _____KTLA, 6:45 p.m. 51-F *Hardy, Gleun..._..._._....._...KNBH, 7:45 P.m. M -F Harmon, Tom KNXT, 7:45 p.m. W Hauser, Gaylord.__ RECA -TV, 4 p.m. W Hawthorn's Here Tonight _ ..... KNXT, 10 p.m. Sa Hayes, Peter Lind......._ ........ __.._...KNXT, 9 p.m. Su Healy, Mary....__.._ KNXT, 9 p.m. Su Heidt, Horace KLAC-TV. 7:30 p.m. Here's How With Harmon KNXT, 7:45 p.m. W.

r 1:30 .Pan.

Sa ie:K eit:`::e'BH;mH 11tp-8:Z5.p.m. To Hollywood Opening Night._...KNXT, 10:30 p.m. M Hollywood Opportunity .KTLA, 7:30 p.m. Th Hollywood Reel - __.._._...KTLA, 7:15 p.m. W Hollywood Road to Fame HNXT. 7:30 p.m. F Home Builders Clinic...__.._._KNBH, 12:30 p.m. Su Homes for Sale .KTTV, 12 n. Su Hoatetowu Jamboree KLAC-TV. 7:30 p.m. Sa Hopkins, Johns Science Review...,KT'CV. 7 p.m. Su Horizons _ KECA-TV, 10 p.m. Th Hour of Adventure._...._ KECA-1'V. 8 p.m. Tu Hour of Decision..___.._.._..KECA-TV, 10 p.m. Howdy Doody KNEW' 5:30 p.m. M - *Huntley, Chet....KECA-TV, 6 p.m. M -F, 8 p.m. W Hutton. Ina Ray . KTI.A. 9 p.m. 'Cu I Love Lucy KNXT, 9 p.m. M Income Tax Round Table KECA-TV, 7 p.m. Sa Industry on Parade_.._._._.._ _KNBH, 8:45 p.m. Th In God We Trust..._.._.._.._ KTLA, 11 a.m. Su In Our Times .......___..__.._.._...HTTV, 6:30 p.m. Sa Inside 'Basketball KHJ, 8 p.m. F,Sa Inspirational Houir....KLAC-CV, 8:15, 9:30 a.m. Su Inst. of Family Relations KECA-TV, 9:30 p.m. W It's News to Me KNXT, 9:30 p.m. M J. Arthur Rank Time..._...KECA-TV, 7:30 p.m. Sa Jalopy Derby - KECA-TV, 3:30 p.m. Su dames, Harry.._._.._.._.._. KNBH, 9:30 p.m. Su Jarvis. Al KECA-TV, 3 p.m. M -Sa Jeanne's Studio . KTTV, 10:30 p.m. Th Jump Jump KTTV, 6 p.m. M -F Jungle Adventure__ _ _.._.._..KTLA, 7:30 p.m. W Juvenile Jury KNBH, 1 p.m. Su KLAC TelePaPer.._......_..BLAC-TV, 6:30 p.m. M -F Karns, Roscoe_.._._......._...._...KTTV, 10 p.tn. Th Kaye, Sammy..._.....___ KNXT. 7 p.m. Sa Kieran, John ._._...KNXT, 5:15 p.m. Su Kilgallen, Dorothy..._._ _.._...KNXT, 10:30 p.m. Su Kingston, Lenore..._.._.-_....._..HTTV, 6 pan. 31-'1'h Kit Carson _...KECA-TV. 7:30 p.m. M Know Your Child _.._.._... ... .HNXT, 4:30 p.m Sa Kontedy Club KNBH, 6:15'p.m. 31 -Th: 6:30 p.m. 1 Kraft TV Theater KNBH, 9 p.m. W Kukla, Fran & 011ie..._ ...............KNBH, 5 p.m. M-.1.Ladies'

Matinee ....... ...... .HTTV. 4:30 p.m. M -F Lamp Unto My Feet......_.._.. ... _. KNXT, 1 p.m. Su Lane, Dick_ ....... ....KTLA . 8 p.m. M; 8:30 p.m. Th;

10 p.m. Su Langford-Ameclte Show KECA-TV. 12 n. M -F Lanson, Snooky . .4...._ KNISH, 7:30 p.m. Sa Laurel and Hardy..._ KNBH, 6:30 p.m. l' Lawson, Grace ._.....KECA-TV, 1:00 p.m. M -F Lawton, Judy..._......_.....__.....---.KTTV, 9 p.m. Sa

Lee, _-.-..KNBH,Pinky..._.. 7:30 p.m. M,W,F Leonard, Ada _.__...._.. KTTV, 8 p.m. Su Let Poppa Do It...__._Y. KNBH, 10:35 p.m. F Lewis, Robert Q _N.._.._.......KNXT, 9:30 p.m. Sa Liberace KLAC-TV, 7:30 p.m. W Life Begins at 80.____ KECA-TV, 8:30 p.m. W Life With Linkletter._.KECA-TV, 7:30 p.m. alt. F Leyden, Bill RECA -TV. 4 p.m. M -F Llnkletter, Art..._...KE(iA-TV, 7:30 p.m. Alt, F Little Theater. .__.._..KLAC-TV, 11 p.m. F Littlefield, Joe......._..__.__ ...._...KTTV, 2 pan. Su Live Like a MBüonaire..HNXT, 9:30 p.m. alt. F Locker Room KTTV. 10:45 p.m. M Lone Ranger RECA -TV, 7:30 p.m. Th Lowe, Edmund..._........._ ...............KTTV. 8:30 p.m. F Lucky Strike Theater.KNBH, 9:30 p.m. alt. M Lusk, Freema¢._._..-..RLAC-TV, 8:15 p.m. Tu;

_.....-..._. _ - 9 p.m. Su Lux Theater..._.._..___._._.._.....KNXT. 8:30 P.M. M *Lyon, Ed..._............__...._.....KLAC-TV, 11 p.m. M;

_..._.10:30 p.m. Tu, Th; 10 p.m. W; 11:15 p.m. F ,

Magazine of the Week.._...KTLA, 10:30 p.m. Su Mama _.. KNXT, 8:30 p.m. F Mama Weiss ......KHJ-TV, 3:30 p.m. M -r Man Against Crime...__ KNXT, 9 p.m. F Man of the Weeks .KNXT, 10:30 p.m. W Manning, Knox ...KTTV, 10:30 p.m. Tb, F Man's Best Friend K'r1.A. 5 p.m. Sa March of Time _ KNXT, 7 p.m. F Margetts, Monty..._____...HNBH, 2:30 p.m. M -Fi

_ 8:30 p.m. Tb Martin. Dude.--- ..HTTV, 9 p.m. W Martin Kane....-._--.._._......--...._KNBH, 10 p.m. Th Maugham, Somerset__....KNBH, 9:30 p.m. alt. M Marx, Groucho...__ KNBH, 8 p.m. Th May, Anna KNBH, 7 p.m. M McAdoo, Mary_.._.._-._.._KECATV, 2:30 p.m. M,W,F McConnell, Ed.. _ KNXT, 5 p.m. Sa McElhone Eloise..._. KTTV. 10 p.m. F McCoy, T

..._. im ..... KTLA, 7 p.m. Sa

Meet the Chantp _._.._.._...KECA-TV, 9:30 p.m. Th Meet the Press _.._ KNBH. 1 p.m. Su Meglin Revue...__.__...KHJ-TV, 5:15 p.m. alt. M Melton. James ....... ______ ... RNBH, 9:30 p.m. Th Midnight Movies.._ ..KTTV, 11:15 p.m. M -F *Meyers, Ted .. HHJ-TV, 6 pm. M -F' Montgomery, Robert ......._..__ KNBH, 9:30 p.m. M Moore, Garry .._._._._..KNXT, 1:30 p.m. M -F;

8:30 p.m. alt. Th Movietown IZ;TLA, 10 p.m. Su Mr. District Attorney....KECA-TV, 10 p.m. Alt. F Mr. Imagination KNXT, 3 p.m. Sa Murder Before Midnight KTTV; 10:45 p.m. Sa Mulvey, Kay..._.........._.._.._ HTTV, 6:15 p.m. M -F Murray, Ken KNXT. 8 p.m. Sa Murrow, Edward R..___._...KNXT, 12:30 p.m. Su My Friend Irma..._._.._._..__.. KNXT, 7:30 p.m. Tu Mystery Theater..._.._.......__..KECA-TV, 8 p.m. F

' sNagel, Conrad.._....___.._ KNXT, 7 pm. Su Nancy and Candy......._...KECA-TV, 4:30 p.m. M -F Nelson, Freda KTTV, 2:45 p.m. M -F *Newspaper of the Air. .._ KNBH. 7:45 p.m. M -F Nolan. Lloyd. KNBH, 10 p.m. Th Norman, Gene __....KNBH, 10:30 p.m. M,W,Tit Norton, Cliff KTTV. 11:15 p.m. 3I -F On Trial KECA-TV, 8:30 p.m. Sa One Man's Family.. RNBH, 8 p.m. Sa Open Road KTTV, 1:308 dm. Th Open House...._.._.-- ...................HTTV. 6:15 Pm. M -l' O'Toole, Timmy.._..:......._._....KLAC-TV, 6 p.m. M -F Outdoors With Wagenheim KNBH, 10 a.m. Su Owens, Harry H'l'LA, 8 p.m. I Original Amateur Hour._ KNBH. 10 p.m. Tu Painting the Town KHJ-TV, 7:30 p.m. Tim Pandit, Korla....KECA-TV, 2 p.m. M -F; 6 p.m. Su Pantomime Quiz KNBH, 10 p.m. W Parks, Bert..._._..._ KNBH, 12:30 p.m. M,W,F;

_...._.._.........._...10 p.m. W; KECA-TV, 5 p.m. Th Parlor Party KNBH, 3 p.m. 5L -F Pearce, Al KNXT 10:45 a.m. M -F Person to Person KNBH, 8:30 p.m. Th Personal Appearance Theater RECA -TV. 7 p.m. Tu Pet Exchange KTTV. 7:30 p.m.' P *Peterson. Elmer KNBH, 6:55 p.m. M -F Phantom Ranger..._.._..KLAC-TV, 5:30 p.m. M -F Philco Playhouse._ .KNBH. 6 p.m. alt. Su Pierce, Paul KNBII, 4:30, 11 p.m. M -F Pinkley, Virgil...._.._ .KNXT, 7:30 p.m. To Pinza, Ezlo..._. ----- ._._..._ _...KNBH, 10 p.m. F Plainclothesman . KTTV. 10 p.m. Su Playcrafter's Club...___....___.KTLA, 5 p.m. M -F Playhouse of Stars...__.._ KNXT, 6 p.m. F Police Cals.._._.___._.._.......HTLA, 3:55 p.m. M -F l'olyznides KTTV, 2:15 p.m. Su Potter. l'eter KNXT, 11:15 p.m. M,W,I Pulitzer Prize Playhouse RECA -TV, 7 p.m. alt. W *Putnam, George._....KHJ-TV. 6:45, 11 p.m. M -F Queen for a Day..._.._.._._.._.._KHJ-TV, 3 p.m. M-' Quiz Kids _ HNXT, 3:30 p.m. Sa Racket Squad ._.KNXT, 9:30 p.m. Th Range Rider.. KNBH 7 p.m. Th: KFMB. 8 p.m. M Range Riders Roundup....._..__...KTTV, 5, p.m. M -I' Rebound HF.CA-TV, 9 p.m. F' Red Ryder KTTV. 7 p.m. Sa Riders of Purple Sage_....KECA-TV, 10:30 p.m. i *Roberts, Clete......._.. ..... HLAC-TV. 6:15 p.m. M -F Rocky King ._....--_-____KTTV 10 p.m. Th Rogers, Roy .._....._.._.._._..._......_ KNBH, 3 p.m. Su Roll, S. Ernest...__.._._.._..KLAC-TV, 8 p.m. Ti, Roller Derby.__....._._.._.._ KTLA, 7:30 D.nt. DI Rourke, Jack. __...__...HTTV, 4:30 p.m. M -F

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Fluting tramera. KTLA. 7:15 p.m. Tu Roy Land's Roundup KLAC-TV, 10 p.m. Su Roy, Mike....KLAC-TV, 11 a.m. M -F; 9:30 p.m. Th Roy. Mike. .. KLAC-rV, LI a.m. 11-1 Royal Playhouse..._ KECA-TV, 8:30 p.m. II Royal Showcase KNBH, 5 p.m. Su Ruggles, Charlie... ..._-._ KECA-TV, 7 p.m. Th Say It With Acting KECA-TV, 7:30 p.m. alt. F Search for Tomorrow KNXT, 3 p.m. M -F See It Now ' KNXT. 12:30 p.m. Su Seven Seventy on the Air............KTTV, 1 p.m. Su Ship's Reporter KLAC-TV, 7:15 p.m. Su Shore, Dinah..___.-_ ....... KNBH, 7:30 p.m. Tu, Th Show Goes On .......KNXT. 9:30 p.m. Sa Show of Shows.-._... ......... _ ..... _.-.KNBH, 6 p.m. Sa Show Time _._ KTTV, 8 p.m. Su Shriner, Herb.._-._ .KECA-TV, 9 p.m. Th Sinatra, Frank.___ KNXT, 5 p.m. Tu Skelton, Red KNBH, 7 p.m. Su Ski Tips.__ ...... _..___. ..... _._...KLAC-TV, 10 p.m. Tb Sky King . KNBH, 2:30 p.m. Su Smith, Kate _

KNBH, I p.m. M -F; S p.m. W Solo Drama RECA -TV, 10:30 p.m. F Song Time KECA-TV, 9 p.m. Sa Space Cadet......._.._ RECA -TV, 6:30 M,W,F Space Patrol KECA-T I. 6:45 p.m. M -F 6 p.m. Sa

3 p.m. Su Spanish Theate, _. KRRJ-TV, 4 p.m. Su Sports Book .. _. h 1, It'- TV. 6:45. p.m. M -F Sportsman's ('Dib... _.li\i1H, 8:30 p.m. Sa Squeakin' Denson KNBH, 7 p.m. Tu Star of the Family .KNXT, 8:30 p.m. Tb Star Salon iRNIt11, 11:30 a.m. M -F Steele, Jon & Sondra_. KNBH, 5:30 p.m. Su Stefan, Bud __...._.- ... .. K'í'1..1, 7:15 p.m. Th Stone, ('liffie KLAC-TV, 7 p.m. F Stork Club KNXT. 8:15 p.m. 'lu, Th Stop the Music KECA-TV, 5 p.m. Th Straight From the Shoulder....KT'TV. 9:30 p.m. Su Stranger Titan Fiction KNXT, 5 p.m. Su Studio One KNXT, ì p.tn. M Stalle, Bill KNRII, 3 p.m. M -F Success slor) KTTV'. 9 p.m. alt. F Super Cirrus 14.4:C 1-'1'{', 2 p.m. Su Suspects Waffled K11.1-"rv. 1:40 p.m. M-, Suspense RN\l', 9:30 p.m. Tu Symes, Bill . __ .. KNXT. 7:I.5 p.m. alt. W TV Lniversity K11.1 -1l i, .-,:ai p.m. N -F; 5 p.m. s

5 p.m. s.,i Taylor, Kent .... _. .. _.. KNBH, 9 p.m. so Teen Age Trial. K11.1 -TV. 7:30 p.m. Tb ,

Teleforum _. . _. 1.11.4. 111 p.m. ti Tele -Vespers K'TI.A, 11:30 p.m. Su Ten Minute Theater KTI.A, 8:511 p.m. Tu Texaco Star Theater KN1tH, 8 p.m. Tu Tite Big Picture a_._. KNXT, 10:30 p.m. Th The Rig Question KNXT, 10:30 p.m. F The Continental KNXT. 11 p.m. Tu,Tli "The Movies" KTLA. 7:30 p.m. Su The Name's the Same KECA-TV, 10 p.m. Tu The Weather.... _. -.-_.___.KTTV, 6:55 p.m. M -F The Web KNXT, 6:30 p.m. W The Wrestlers KNBH, 4:15 p.m. Sn The Young Sprouts KTTV, 7:30 p.m. Su This Is Show Business KNXT, 4:30 p.m. Su Three Mesquiteer't . . _ KTTV, 7 p.m. M Those Two .KNBH, 7:30 p.m. M,W,F lime for Benny KTLA RFMIS-TV 0:30 p.m. 111-1 Tobey, Dan KTTV. 8 p.m. M 'rootsie'Hippodrome KE('A-9'V, 12:15 P.m. Su 'forme, Mel KNXT, 12:30 p.m..Tlt,Th Tricks and Treats....... KTLA. 10:311 a.m. Sa 'truth About Dixie KHJ-TV. 9:30 Pan. 51

KECA-TV. 2:30 p.m. 'N 'twenty Quest inns .. KTTV. 8 P.m. F

L.S. Royal Showcase KN1t11, 8:30 p.m. So Tenuta, Bcnay .. R'rTv'. 8 p.m: M V.I.P KLAC-TV. 8 p.m. Th View the Clue' KTTV. 10 p.m. 'Ta Voice of Firestone KNBH, 8:30 p.m. M

Waring. Fred KNXT, 6 p.m. Su Watch and Win KNXT, 7 p.m. 'Th Waters, Ethel...-_...-...._.......KECA-TV, 7:30 p.m. Tu *Weaver. Hank KECA-TV, 9 p.m 'l'ii.

_..11 p.m. M -F Webb, Jack K's (:4I. !I p.m. Alt. Th Washington Spotlight _. _..RNxT, 2:45 p.m. Sii:

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What in the World _..RN \l'. 12 n. p.m. Su What's the Verdict K'1"fY. 10:30 p.m. F

What's My Line K N \T. 7:30 p.m. Su What's Name of That Song? 1:11.1-1V. 7:30 p.m. M

White, Betty K1.AC-TV. 9:30 p.m. Sa Whiteman, Paul. _.RECA-TV..1 p.m. Sa: 4 p.m. Su Whistling Wizard ...... _ ...... KNXT. 6:311 p.m. Sa Who Knows? _.KE('A-1'V, 8 p.m. W Wible, Nancy._.. .._ KECA-TA', 4:30 p.m. M -F Wild Bill Hickok. KTLA, 6 p.m. Su Wilson, Eileen. KNISH. 7:30 p.m. Sa Wilson, Marie KNXT. 7::311 p.m. Winchell-Mahoney Show .......... KNBH, 8 p.m. M Without Fear KTTV, 8:30 pan Women .Are Wonderful h La(' -TV. 10:30 a.m. M -F World Digesl_. KNBH, 10:311 p.m. Su World of Stamp, KH,1-TV 5:15 p.m. W World in Your hands KTTV. 10:45 p.m. Su Wrestling KNIt1I, ,I p.m. Sa; 11:05 p.m. F Wrestling _ KLAC-TV, 8:30 p.m. 1 ;

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Young, Alan KNXT, 8 p.m. Su Young Musical America_. KLAC--TV, 8:30 p.m. Tu Young Mr. Bobbin RNRH, 4:30 p.m. Su Your Own Hunte KLAC-TV'. 4:30 p.m. Sa Tour Town's Talent KTTV, 7 p.m. Th You're Never Too Old. KLAC-TV, 7 p.m. Th Youth on the March_.._KECA-TV. 10:30 p.m. S' Zoo Parade KNBH', 2 p.m. Su

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FOR MY MONEY, CHARLES LUCKMAN and Bill Pereira, the chaps who dreamed up architecture and engineering for CBS's new Television City at Beverly and Fairfax, stole the show during a recent press "briefing" at Roman- off's. Luckman can charm the birds right off the trees and handsome Pereira is not far behind. The latter's experience in the motion -picture business and the former's as head of Lever Brothers (one of the heftiest radio -TV spenders) seem made to order for this fabulous $35,000,000 project. Their comprehen- sive capsule preview of the plant was RATHER THAN ATTEMPTING not only intelligently presented and SHORT CUTS to prestige and national completely understandable, but often recognition, in my humble opinion sprinkled with delightful humor. ATAS should have gone about its busi-

ness with an eye for creating a solid structure. In due time, then, when its acts so justified, recognition would come.

THESE UPSETS. CONCERN YOU READERS to the extent that a strong TV Academy could do much for ad- vancement of Hollywood TV. Time will tell whether the newly formed station group will be able to do what many had hoped ATAS would have by now.

TV REQUIRES SO MUCH MORE than radio in the way of accommoda- tions-for example, performers work- ing on a video show have to spend long hours in preparation or take lengthy breaks. So one of the special features of Television City is a spacious lounge. A wonderful looking press room has also been blueprinted, along with other features which we are covering in a special article.

AFTER THE ROMANOFF AFFAIR WISHFUL THINKING: That "See It BROKE up, Mildred Ross and sI were curious about progress on the plant Now" could be an hour _telecast. . .

for which we had just received infor-/That-Cathy-Lewish wouTlet her poodle mation, so we drove past, then clocked--er-Cocá would

dorow ua. few shows from Hofaesar -

Row. our time back to Hollywood's Radio Row. Only seven minutes' leisurely lywood. . . . That Shirley Dinsdale driving. I think CBS -TV is to be con- would quit Chicago and come back gratulated for its foresight and initi- home.... That Harris and Faye would ative in planning and developing so quit stalling and get into TV.... That quickly a Television City on such and I could say "This -i5- the " National._ accessible property. s, Bi-oadcasting Company" the way Tall

lulah Bankhead does.... That "they'd" I DON'T KNOW WHY WITHDRAWAL find another spot "for "Remember

of five of the seven local TV stations When." It's rather a pleasant combina - from the Academy of TV Arts and tion of talk and old records, but the Sciences should come as any surprise. family situation format suffers by fol - But it seems a shame. I feel especially lowing "Corliss Archer" on Sunday sorry for certain sincere persons who ght. Th f ABC had somebody have invested much time and energy ike Louella P. .to plunk down in the in the- organization, but I still believe,/ q ter -hour -Vacated by the "Hello -to - that the group's objectives are con-( all -of -you -from -Hollywood" reporter. fused and means for attaining what ' (Please Turn to Page 21)

some of the members think are objectives are ,not sound.

SAN DIEGO TV PROGRAM FINDER .SII Star Rei tic... -, p.m. .a .Allen. Steve 1:36 p.m. Tu, '1'h Amazing Mr. Malone Amos 'n' Andy ...._... Beat the Clock Berle, Milton Rig Story 10:30 p.m. F Break the Bank 3:30 p.m. Su (urns and Allen ......._....__._._.....8:311 ,.m. alt. Th Canine Corner 8 p.m. Su Channel s Corral ... _......5:45 p.m V Sa Comedy Hour 8 p.m. Su

9:30 p.m. Tu 7 p -m. Tu

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Meet the Chump......._.. ..... ... .............10:30 p.m. W Moore, Garry 1:45 p.m. M, W, 1: Mr. District Attorney. 11 p.m. alt. Tu Murray, Ken . _.--_..-. 7 p.m. Sa Pullen TV Playbouse_._.__.--_...._.9 p.m. alt. ro Pinza, Ezio _-_,_.-..__--...._...11:30 p.m. I' Playhouse of Stars.... ..,._-._.-._....9 p.m. Sa Racket Squad ...... -_.... ._.-..11 p.m. Si. Range '(ld . -_____..........7 p.m W School -Craft Time 12:30 p.m. Sa Buggies. Charlie _ 7:311 p.m Search for Tomorrow.._......__...11:30 a.m. ai -i See It Now 12:30 p.m. Shriner, llerb..._._ 9 p.m. I

Skelton, Berl. 7 p -m. .10 n.m. i' Smith, Kate 11:30 p.m. W: 5 p.m.

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Ot toe &é With Ted Hilgenstuhler

JACKIE ROBINSON Jackie Robinson hit the headlines

again last week. This time, the famed Negro second -

sacker racked up another "first" for himself when he agreed to hold an executive post with a major radio and TV station in New York for at least two years.

What Jackie will do when he finally retires, no one knows yet. There has been a lot of chatter around the grapevine that he would take over some managerial post after he hangs up his spikes. This new radio and TV post opens further possibilities.

While in New York last month, I had the pleasure-and the privilege-of talking to the former UCLA star.

The events leading up to this occasion began at the TV show of "Ar- thur Godfrey and His Friends." At 9:00 p.m., after the program was over, one of the CBS photographers approached me.

"I'm going uptown to cover the 'Strike It Rich' telecast. Would you like to come along, Ted?" he asked.

"No thanks," I replied. "I'm gonna grab a brew and head for the sack."

"Okay. Just thought you'd like to

Ever since 1946, broke into the ma- jors, I've seen hin scores of times at Ebbets Field and W, other ball parks, and hundreds of times on TV. Sim- ply as an athlete, and not for any sentimental r e a -

sons, Jackie Robin- son has always ap- pealed to me as an "ideal" ballplayer, or in the vernacular, "a ballplayer's ballplayer."

At the TV studio the photographer went about his business, and I wan- dered backstage. There were a dozen people back there waiting to go on the show.

One of them, a broad -shouldered, well -dressed gentleman, was leaning over with a handkerchief in his hands, wiping the running nose of a fidgety little colored boy.

"Stand still, Jackie," ordered the high-pitched, fatherly voice.

"Can I wear my cowboy suit tomorrow, daddy?" the wild-eyed, bright- eyed child asked.

"Maybe. If you're a good boy tonight.... And if you'll stand still long enough for me to fix you up."

cover it." He grabbed his photo gear and started for the exit. "I think Jackie Robinson is going to be a guest on the show tonight."

"Hey, wait for me!" I shouted. hen Robby first

Jackie Robinson, Sr., stood up straight.

"When are you going on, like all these other people?" the five -year -old boy asked, pointing to the TV monitor.

"In just a few minutes, son." At this point I took a big gulp,

walked up, introduced myself. I remarked to Robby that a few weeks previously I had seen him on the Pa- cific Coast, when he and a group of other Negro stars were out here playing some exhibition games.

"Unfortunately, we only could stay a short time. With baseball and all my other commitments, I have to make my home here in New York," jack explained.

He went on to tell about his work during the winter season at the Har- lem "Y," helping the kids to become better athletes and better citizens.

"If you give a kid a fighting chance when he's young, the odds are all in favor of making a better man out of him. That's what we are trying to do at the 'Y' for those kids in Harlem."

A few minutes later he went on the air.

The last I saw of Jackie Robinson, he was walking (in that famous pi- geon-toed stride of his) out of the TV theater with a tired, yawning young- ster in his arm:.

Maybe Robby will stick to baseball; maybe he'll wind up in radio or TV. No matter what he does, just as on the playing field, you can rest assured he'll give it all he's got-and that's plenty.

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"Payoff" Hostess

Lovely Bess Myerson, a former Miss America, is hostess of NBC - TV's n e w audience - participation quiz show "The Big Payoff."

It offers fabulous feminine ward- robes as prizes. Randy Merriman is host of the series.

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Friday. Feb. 1 -PMJL WESTON, KNX, 6:30 p.m. Fran -1/Vairren.

Friday, Feb. 15-MARTIN AND LEWIS, KFI, 9:00 p.m. William Holden.

Saturday, Feb. ,A6-"MGM THEATER OF THE AIR," KHJ, 8:00 p.m. Jack Carson In "The Duke Steps Out."

Saturday, Feb. 1e --"STARS OVER HOLLY- WOOD," KNX,, 9:30 p.m. Arlene Whelan in 'Rumors toy the Contrary."

Sunday, Feb. 17-BILL TUSHER, KMPC, 5:00 p.m. Betty\ Hutton.

Sunday, Feb. 17 - BERGEN-McCARTHY, KNX, 5:00 p.m. Ires raw ano rotary -cru.

Sunday, Feb. 17-'THEATER GUILD OF THE AIR," KFI, 5:30 p.m. "Meanest Man In the World," Jimmy Stewart, Josephine Huli, Coleen Gray.

Sunday, Feb. 17-'MGM MIISIC,AL r:OM- EDY THEATER," KHJ, 6:00 p.m. "Hono- lulu" starring Kebert Aida, Carol rlruce and Hal Aloha's Qrchestra.

Sunday, Feb. 17-"CHICAGO THEATER OF THE AIR," KHJ, 9:30 p.m. Rudolf Frlml's "Rose Marie," with an outstanding cast.

Monday, Feb. 18-"TELEPHONE HOUR," KFI, 9:00 p.m. Roklert Casadesus.

Monday, Feb. 18-"SUSPENSE," KNX, 9:30 p.m. "Track of the Cat," with Richard Widmer k.

WRESTLETTERS

Note to WRESTLETTERS Fans: Since Jules StrongBow is now writing a regular column for TV-Radio Life, we suggest you write all your wrestling letters to Jules StrongBow, TV- Radio Life, 6361 Selma Avenue, Hol- lywood 28. Or, if you wish the letter published in our magazine, send it to "Ear and Eye Inspire," TV-Radio Life, at the same address.

Mrs. E. M. Weckler, 6821 Benar, North Hollywood, Calif. Being a grandmother I should not,

I suppose, enjoy wrestling, but I do- except when "The Champ" is on. Then I turn off my TV set, and also turn it off when Red Berry talks.

I think the thing which annoys me even more than Red Berry's endless chat- tering, with m a n y grammatical errors, is the drums which Bill Welsh seems to think are an addition to our entertainment. . . .

Mrs. A. A. Rowe, 1246 Palmer St., San Diego, Calif. I would like to know how Danny

McShane can get away with the hold he calls "The Atomic Drop"? It shouldn't he legal... Jos. W. Thompson, Box 125, Baldwin

Park, Calif. I love good wrestling.... Don't think

for a moment that the thumbs "The Champ" uses on each side of the

throat is not a choke. I wish someone would put it on the Commissioners ,just once. I bet they would bar that from the ring, then... .

Harry Garrett, 6039 Reseda Blvd., Tar- zana, Calif. . . . Los Angeles and Long Beach

are always trying to eliminate the four -legged rats, why not trap some of the two -legged rats and make them get a little more decent. They don't wrestle. . . .

M. Armendariz, Los Angeles, Calif. To Lord Blears:

Always I am at side of you like the others clean fellowrs, becouce wrestle clean and you have experi- encie, you are a good wrestler.

You never wrestlin dirty and the people are with you and with your manager. .. .

Lee and Bee, 7522'Jaboneria Road, Bell Gardens, Calif. At long last we believe we have

found a way to clean up the wrestling sport and get rid of all the dirty (scientific) wrestlers who are making wrestling fans disgusted.

Why not put such fellows as Mc- Shane, Red Berry, Mr. Moto, Baron Leone, Savage and all, the other so- called sports, including the Smith Brothers, in the ring at the same time with no time limit and let the last man get a one-way ticket to Korea where their talents would be of some use.

Now we dare you to print this and we aren't afraid to sign our names either. We like your magazine and never miss a copy.

Wednesday, Feb. 20-BING CROSBY, KNX, 6:30 p.m. Patti Pat* and Mills Bros.

Thursday, Feb. 21-"STARS IN THE AIR," KNX, 6:30 p.m. Betty Hutton, Macdonald Carey in "Suddenly It's Spring."

Thursday, Feb. 21-'fHOLLYWOOD SOUND STAGE," KNX, 7:00 p.m. Marilyn Maxwell and Kirk Douglas in "Champion."

Thursday, Feb. 21 "HALLMARK PLAY- FIOUSE," KNX, :30 p.m. Barry Sullivan In "Powder Miss,on."

* WHAT'S SPECIAL

Saturday, Feb. 16-"CONCERT OF EUR- OPE." KECA, 8:30 p.m. General Dwight D. Eisenhower Is guest speaker.

* * Radio Lifelines

(Continued From Pape 19)

. That the Kuklapolitans could fin- agle their much -wanted trip to Cali- fornia. . That all TV lookers in Southern California down to the last man, woman and child would go on a strike refusing to look at any more tired kinescopes from New York. I think it is going to take a heroic measure to bat down the East's un- bearable attitude that any old thing is plenty good enough for us. Are you with me?

Texas Ranger

Joel McCrea as Ranger Jace Pear- son on NBC's "Tales of the Texas Rangers" program. The radio epi- sodes of the action series are authentic stories taken from the contemporary files of the Ranger organization.

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TV-RADIO LIFE SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 16

Radio in Review

For Love o'' Mike ( General / Comment

No More Radio for Jack Benny Comedian Jack Benny, who has long been one of radio's

last faithfuls, will probably bid the airwaves farewell after this season. His sponsor is concentrating on television, without any money left over for radio. If Benny should return to radio with CBS next season, it will be without his wife, Mary Livingstone. She is positive on two issues . . . she is determined to retire and she is not at all interested in appearing with her famous husband on TV. We wonder why radio does not shop around now and find some promising young comic who can give the older medium the laughs it has long been accustomed to. After all there are still plenty of people who would willingly twist that radio dial for some real funny comedy. Jack Benny

All -Time High for Radio News Count the news broadcasts on the air today, and you

will find that there are now more newscasts on than ever before, even during the World War II days. The Korean war situation and the upcoming political campaigns resulted in the big number of news shows carried by the major nets and smaller independent stations. CBS -Radio now has ninety-one separate news programs per week, as compared with a high of ninety during the war, and NBC now has a record high of 119 news formats each week and ABC and Mutual are equally high in their newscasts. This sort of "news" only proves that radio will never die and that the airwaves medium is making the most of giving listeners what they want, when they want it.

Hope Is "King" Comic Bob Hope will be crowned King

of the Mardi Gras at the coliseum in Hous- ton, Texas. The NBC comedian was select- ed for the honor by the Mardi Gras committee of the University of St. Thomas, which stages the huge benefit annually for the university scholarship fund. It is planned for the benefit of everyone, with

Ho Hope being surrounded by a court of beau- Bobtiful girls and many future students being

able more easily to attend the university. For such deeds and many other charity affairs, Hope_nei'Veso be crowned "King."

he Whistler's" Station Went Into Hiding

In a recent magazine we unmasked "The Whistler" as being Bill Forman but neglected to give his station iden- tification in print. Here and now we want to unmask him completely by telling you what you must already have known: "The Whistler" comes to you every Sunday, 7:30 p.m., over KNX-Columbia Pacific Network.

for Postent When the Time Capsule is placed in the Pershing

Square underground garage concrete, there will be stills of KMPC's facade, broadcasting studio, engineering con- trols, newsroom and music library, tape recordings of KNX's documentary, "This Side of a Million," an NBC soap opera, KFI's "Farm Reporter" and KFAC's commercial show. "Evening Concert." These were the nomina - Page Twenty-two

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HECA-Ira Cook. KFI-Saturday Symphony.

*HHJ-Bruce McFarlane. *KNX, HCBQ, KFWB, KIEV,

KLAC, KMPC, KXLA- News.

HFOX-Ellen Moore Founda- tion.

KFVD-Tuttle Time. KGFJ-World Bible Society. HOWL-Spanish Hour. HRHD-Messianic Testimonies

8:05KNX, KCBQ-Let's Pretend. KIEV-'Lana Klock Klub. RL AC-Stock Report.

8:15*H11.1, KGB, HOWL-News. *KALI-News.

KFOX-Bible Class. HFWB-Bill Leyden. KGFJ-Time Was. KLAC-Haynes at the Reins. KMPC-Market Report, Sports HXLA-Sacred Records.

8:25-HHJ-Leslie Nichols. KMPC-Western Sports.

8:30-KM, KFXM, KGB, KVOE- Haven of Rest.

HNX, HCBQ-Give and Take. KALI-Spanish Hour.

*KFAC, ROIL, KMPC-News. KFOX-Bible Class. KFVD-Hoffee Klub. HGER-Voice of China.

Dr. Joseph Murphy Church and College of

Divine Science 8:30 to 8:45 A.M. 8:30 to 8:45 P.M.

7 DAYS A WEEK KGFJ 1230 Kc.

KGFJ-Dr. Murphy. KOW L-Precious Memories. KRKD-Top Tunes.

8:40-HMPC-('lock Watcher. 8:45-KFAC-Unity.

*KFWB, KGFJ-News. HGER-Go Ye Fellowship. KLAC-Racing News. KM KW-Nazarene Church.

eHECA-No School Today. KFI-Saturday Symphony. HHJ. KFXM. KGB-Dr. Hiss.

HNX, KCBQ-Theater of Today.

KFAC-Rose Room. KFOX-Pentecostal Church. HFVD-Koffee Klub. KFWB-Bill Anson. KGFJ-What's New? KGER-Radio Kids' Bible

Club. KIEV-'Larm Klock Klub.

*KLAC-News; Haynes at the Reins.

KMPC-Clock Watcher. HOWL-Songs in Harmony. KRKD-Sagebrush Serenade. KM KW-Bill Stewart.

9:15-KFAC-Federation of Churches KFOX-Gospel Joy Bringer. KGFJ-Bing Sings. HOWL-German Hour. HXLA-Adventure Time.

9:30-KECA, KFMB-Space Patrol. KIM, KGB-Your Income Tax.

HNX, KCBQ-Stars Over Hollywood.

KFAC-Keyboard Styiings. KFOX-Gospel Friends. KFYD-Jamboree Jubilee. KFWB-Strange Facts. HGER-John Brown. KGFJ-Spotlight Parade. KIEV-Discing With Dick. KLAC-Al Jarvis Ballroom.

9: HHJ-Calif. Civil Defense. KFWB-Bill Anson.

*HRHD-News. 9. *KFAC, KMPC-News.

HECA-lis Cook. *KFI KFOX-News. *KHJ, KFXM, KGB, EVOE-

Henry Travis, News. KNX, KCBQ-Grand Central

Station. KALI-Hunter Hancock. KFVD-Jamboree Jubilee. HFWB-Bill Anson. HGER-Prayer Revival Center. KIEV-Discmg With Dick.' KLAC-Al Jarvis Ballroom. KMPC-Blue Ribbon

Melodies. KOW'L-Continental Music. HRHD-Music. KWKW-Bill Stewart. KGFJ-Yesterday's Hits.

10:05-HFOX-Assembly of God. 10:15-KFI-Pursuit of Happiness.

KM, KGB-Land of the Free. *KOWL-News Roundup.

KRKD-Dr. Richardson. KNX, HCBQ-City Hospital.

10 :30-KFI-Young America Speaks. KHI, KGB-Symphonies for

Youth. KFAC-Song Recital. RIS City D.S.A.

*KFWB-News; Bill Anson. KGER-Rev. D. Calderwood. KGFJ-Easy Rhythm. KRKD-Potpourri. KWKW-Tony Sein.

10:45-HGER-Rev. Hopp. üKECA-Metropolitan Opera.

KFI, KFSD-Mary Lee Taylor. KAI, KGB-Symphonies for

Youth. KNX-Music With the Girls. KALI-Klub KALI. KFAC-Motor City Melodies. KFVD-Jamboree Jubilee. KFWB-Bill Anson. KGER-Re . Le Roy Hopp. KGH-Midnmrning Melodies. KIEV-Discing With Dick. KLAC-Al Jarvis Ballroom. KMPC-Music for Today. HOWL.-Spanish Hour. KRKD-Songs of Yesteryear. HWKW-Tony Sein.

11:15*KHI-Sid Fuller. KFAC-Folk Songs. HGER-Children's Bible Hom.

11:25*KHJ-Sam Hayes. 11:30KFI, KFSD-National Farm

and Home Hour. KHI, KGB-Songs for America

*KNX, KCBQ-News. KEA-It-Shopping Highlights.

*KFWB-News; Bill Anson. KOWIrSerbian Program.

*KRKD-News; Sweet Pops. KWHW-Fora de Ioe Angeles.

11:35-KNX-Meet the Misses. 11:45-HGER-Dr. Dan Gilbert.

*KGH-News. KMPC-Musir.

12HECA-Metropolitan Opera. KFI-Fa rm Reporter.

*KHI, KGB-Sid Fuller, News. *KNX-News.

KFAC-Luncheon Concert.

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HFVD-Rompus Room. HFWB-Bill Anson. HGER-Jessup Bros.

*KIEV-News. KLAC-Al Jarvis. HMPC-Music City Show. HOWL-Joe Adams Show. HRHD-Tailormade Roundup.

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9 :00-Theater of Today, KNX. 9:30-Stars Over Hollyw'd, KNX.

10:00-Grand Central Sta., KNX. 12:30-My Secret Story, KFI. 8:00-MGM Theater, KHJ. 9:30-B'dwy., My Beat, KNX.

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8:05-Let's Pretend, KNX. 9:30-Space Patrol, KECA. 6:00-Hopalong Cassidy. KNX.

Mystery -Detective 8:30-Defense Attorney, RECA. 9:00-Gangbusters, KNX.

Comedy -Variety 6:30-Judy Canova, KFI. 7:00-Vaughn Monroe, KFL 8:00-Meet Millie, KNX. 8:30-Gene Autry, KNX.

Public Interest 11:30-Nat'l. Farm Hour. KFI. 12:30-Man on the Farm, KW. 6:00-NBC Symphony, KFI.

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KNX-Galen Drake. KHJ-Mark Rogers. KIEV-Diseing With Dick.

*KFOX-News; Music. 12:20-KNX-Guide to Good Living. 12:30-HET, KFSD-My Secret Story.

*KFWB-News. HGER-Luncheon Serenade. KLAC-570 Club. HMPC-For You. K XLA-Ille Rasmussen.

12:35-KNX-Family Fun.

1 HECA-Metropolitan Opera. KFI-George Dvorak. HHJ, KGB-Georgia Crackers.

*KNX-News; Paul Masterson. KALI-Klub KALI. HFAC-Internal Revenue Dept. KFOX-Western Hit Parade. KMPC-Melody Time. RFVD-Rumpus Room. KFWB-Melody Man. HGER-Music Hall. KIEV-Strictly Instrumental.

*KLAC-News; 570 Club. KMPC-For You. HOWL-Jos Adams Show. HWHW-Rill Garr Show. KXLA-Community

Broadcaster. 1:10-HLAC-570 Club. 1:15--HFAC-Accent on Strings.

KXLA-Adv. in Research. 1:25*HHJ-Headline News. 1:30-KNX-Philip Norman.

KM-Sports Parade. *KFWB-News; Melody Man.

HGER-('alit. Civil Defense. KGFJ-Open Album. KIEV-Date With Allin Slate. KMPC-Melody Time.

1:45*KGEII-News. Music.

2 KECA-Metropolitan Opera. BFI-George Dvorak. KHJ-Baton Rouge Symphony

Oreh. *KNX-News.

KFAC-Matinee. KFOX-Western Hits. HFVD-Harlematinee. HFWB-Maurice Hart. KGER-Long Beach Band. HGFJ-Remember When. KIEV-Date With Allio Slate.

*KLAC-News; Sports. *HMPC-News; Saturday

Matinee. HOWL-Senor Eduardo. HRKD-Waltz & a Song. KWKW-Bill Garr.

2:05-KNX-Mr. Information. 2:10-KLAC-570 Club. 2:15-KNX-Farm News.

KNLA-Philco Show. 2:30-KECA-Sat. Afternoon with

Bill. KHJ-Bands for Bonds. KNX-This Is Living. KALI-Beautiful Mexico.

*HFWB-News; Maurice Hart. HGER-Festival of Waltzes. HGFJ-Intermission.

*HRHD-News; Tops in Pops. HWHW-Open House.

2:40-K611-Piano Moments. 2:45*KLAC-News; Sports. 2:50*KGFJ-News. 2:55*KHJ. KFAC-News.

3-RECA-Sat. Afternoon With Bill.

KFI-George Dvorak. KHJ-Oklahoma Symphony.

*KNX-News. KFAC-World of Opera. KFVD-Harlematinee. HFWB-Maurice Hart.

*KGER-News; Music of Manhattan.

KGFJ-Music in the Air. HIEl'-Russ Morgan.

*KLM-News; 570 Club. *HMPC-News; Saturday

Matinee. BOWL-Joe Adams Show. KWKW-Chamber of

Commerce. 3:05-KNX-This Is Los Angeles. 3:15*KFSD-11. V. Kaltenborn.

KMPC-Stars Review Hits. 3:30-KECA-Harry Wismar.

KNX-Cross Section U.S.A. KCBQ-Report from Overseas.

HFAC-Music a la Carte. KFSD-NBC Symphony. KFVD-Cavalcade of Music.

*KFWB-News; Maurice Hart. HGFJ-Moods in Music. KIEV-Diseing With Dick. HOWI.-New Arrivals.

*KRKD-News; Tops in Pops. 3:45-RECA-Una Mae Carlisle.

*HCBQ-Larry Lesueur. *KFAC-News.

KMPC-Melody Time. KXLA-U. S. Marines.

3 :50*KGFJ-News.

4 RECA-Junior Junction. KFI-George Dvorak. KHJ, HFXM, KGB, KVOE-

John Flynn. *KNX. K('BQ-News.

HFAC Musical Masterpieces. KFVD-Lifelines. HFWB-Red Rowe Rancho. HGER-Proudly We Hail. HGFJ-South Seas Rhythm. HIEV-Diseing With Dick.

*KLAC-News; Sports. *KMPC-News; Parade of Hits.

HOWL-Chico's Swingtime. KRKD-Tops in Pops.

*KWKW-News; Rodeo Bill. 4:05-KNX-Income Tax. 4:10-HLAC-Jukebox Jamboree. 4:15-KHJ-Frank Hemingway.

KNX-Sports. KALI-Voice of So. America. HGFJ-Ray Anthony Time.

4:30-RECA-San Francisco Sketchbook.

KFI-Are You From Dixie? KHJ-Mark Rogers. KNX-Horse Races. HFMB-Ave Maris. HFWB-lilind Artists' Guild. HGER-No)atime. HGFJ-Dixieland. HMPC-Parade of Hits. KWKW-Bill Sampson.

4 :45*KH.I-Twin Views of News. KFWB-Red Rowe. KGER-Singing Americans. KLAC-Racing Roundup. KMPC-Serenade in Blue.

*KRKD. HOWL-News. 5-KECA-Quick, What's the

Answer? KFI-Are You From Dixie? KHJ, KGB, HVOE-Dude

Ranch Roundup.. KNX, KCBQ-Gaston Fisher. KALI-Voice of So. America. KFAC-Sunset Serenade. HFMB-Navy Hour. KFOX-Sunshine Mission. KFSD-Proudly We Hail. KFVD-Piano Parade. HFWB-Red Rowe. KGER-Peter Slack, Organ. HGFJ-Keyboard Magic. KIEV-Easy Does It (to 8).

*KLAC-Newa, Sports. *HMPC-News; Music Yon

Ordered. HOWL-Mostly Instrumental. KRKD-Wagon Wheels. HWHW-Enchanted Lady. HXLA-Melody Valley.

5:10-HLAC-Los Angeles Today. 5:15-KNX-Tom Harmon.

KLAG-Stars of the Week. *KOWL-News.

5:25-HGER-Weather Report. K WR W-Sports.

5:30-RECA. KFMB-Ira Blue, Sports.

.*KFI-News. Hß.1, KFXM, KGB, KVOE-

Bandstand U.S.A. *KNX, HCBQ-World Today,

Carroll Alcott. KFAC-Caucasian Memories.

*KFOX. KGIL-News. HGER-Tabernacle Benedic-

tions. HGFJ-Record Jackpot. KMPC-Junior Town Meeting. HRKD-Sports Dial. KWKW-Romano Smeraldo.

5:35*HLAC-News. 5:45*KECA-Bob tarred.

*KFI, KFSD-Bob Considine. *KNX, KCBQ-News, Frank

Goss. KGFJ-Film News. KLAC-Sam Baiter, Sports.

SATURDAY RADIO LOGS HRHD-Race Results.

3 :55*KHJ-Capitol Commentary. *KNX-News.

6 HECA-Musical Tintypes. KFI, KFSD-NBC Symphony. KHJ, KGB, HVOE-Hawaii

Calls. KNX, KCBQ-Hopaiong

Cassidy. HFAC-.Program 145.

*KFOX, HFWB-News. HGER-Back to the Bible. KGFJ-Request Performance.

*HLAC-News; Bob McLaughlin *KMPC-Six O'clock Final.

KRKD-Evening Varieties. *KWKW-News; Music.

KXLA-Muir J.C. Sports. 6:10*HMPC-California News. 8:15-KFWB-Sports.

KMPC-Bob Kelley. HXLA-Christian Rangers.

6:30-KECA-Science Editor. KHJ, KGB-U. N. Human

Rights Concert. KNX-Paul Weston. KALI-Candlelight and Silver. KFAC-Your Soloist. Kb-NIB-Newsstand Theater. KFOX-Hat's Memory Room.

¿KMI'C-Santa Anita Races. K11113-Strictly From Dixie. KGER-Lukin Valley Church. HGFJ-Poems by Candlelight. HRHD-Hawailan Music. KWKW-Hoyos Hour. KXLA-Al Williams.

6:45-KECA-Report to the People. 6:50*HGFJ-News.

7HECA-It's Your Business. 41111, KFSD-Vaughn Monroe.

KlIJ-f'nllege Choir. *KNX. Kt'BQ-Bob Trout.

KF al'-Evensong. KFON-.Lwical Roundup.

1IB-St rictly From Dixie. Kt, bit-Baltimore Gospel. Kit IA-Musical Digest.

*K(,11., KRKI), HXLA-News. *HLAC-News.

KMPC-Songs for America. 7:05-KNN-Roht. Q's Waxworks.

Kl.a(1-Bob McLaughlin. 7 :15-RECA-C. I. O. and You.

KMI'C-Hour of St. Francis. HXLA-Accent on Youth.

7:20-HRHD-a/a Time Waltzes. 7:30-KECA, KFMB-Marines In

Review. KFI-Grand Ole Opry. KHJ-Lombardo Land, U.S.A. RFA('-First Baptist Church. KFWB-Lundy Roark. KMPC-Our America. HRHD-Dr. Richardson. KWKW-Betz Spanish

Program. 7:45--KFSG-Dr. Kelso Glover.

RFWB-Rosary Hour. KWKW-National Guard. HXLA-Helen Louise.

7:55-HLAC-Weather News.

8 RCA, KFMB-Lone Ranger. F.KFI-Town Hall Party.

KH.I. KGB-MGM Theater. .I KNX, KCBQ-Meet Millie.

HFAC-Evening Concert. KFOX-Modern Concert. KFWB-Community Hour. KGER-Bible Treasury. K(: FJ-Blue of Evening. KGII,-Platter Party.

*KLAC-News; Music to Remember.

KMI'C-American Legion Reports.

KWKW-Proudly We Hail. HXLA-Church in the Barn.

8:15-HGER-Hebrew Christian. HMPC-Dr. Warner Muir.

8:30-RECA, KFMB-Concert of Europe.

KNX, KCBQ-Gene Autry. KFOX-Proudly We Hail. HGER-Music Hall. KGFI-College of Divine

Science. *KI.IL, HXLA-News.

KMPC-At Home with Bass. KWKW-Cal Okie.

8:45-HGFJ-If They Had Lived.

9 HECA-Navy Hour. HFI-Bob and Ray.

*KHJ, K J,KGB,KChatterton.V E ry

¿KNX, KCBQ-Gang Busters. KFAC-Evening Concert. KFOX-Ray Robinson Show. KFWB-Mary Stanley. KGER-Hymns of All

Churches. HGFJ-Hunter Hancock.


KMPC-At Home with Baas. KWHW-Garden Gate.

9:15-KHJ, KGB- Mr. Mystery. KFWB-On the Beat. KLAC-Basketball.

9:25*RSA-News. 9:30-KECA-Layman's Hour.

KFI-We Call It Jazz. KM-Jimmy Palmer Orch.

KCBQ-Broadway Is My Bent

HFJIB-Frank DeVol. KFSD-Jack McLean Orch. KFSG-Burbank Church. HFWB-Let's Live a Little. HGER-John Brown. KGFJ-Platter Party. KMPC-Lucky Lager Dance.

9:45-HFMB-Bing Crosby. 9:55*KH.1-Cecil Brown.

l O*KECA-ABC

Late News.

*KHJ, HFXM hKGB-Monica Whalen.

*KNX, HCBQ-10 O'clock Wire. KFAC-Musical Crossroads. KFSG-l'aula Hensche. HFWB-Larry Finley. KI.At'-Basketball. KM1'C-Lucky I.ager Dance. KXI.A-Cliffie Stone.

10:15-KECA-Income Tax Program. KFI-Raymond V. Darby. KH.I-Dance Orch.

*KNX-Carroll Alcott. KFSD-Lucky Lager Time.

10:25-KNX-Tom Harmon. 10:30-KECA-Alert America.

KFI-Roundup Time. KHJ, KFXM-A. Van Orch. KNX-Philip Norman.

10:45-KECA-Buddy Weed Trio. 10:55-KNX-This I Believe.

11 HECA-The Three Dons. KFI-Palladium Orch.

*HHJ. KNX-News. HFWB-Larry Finley.

*HLAC-News: Horace Heidt. HMPC, KFSD-Lucky Dance

Time. 11:05-KNX-Dance Band. 11:15-HH.1-Crowell's Nest.

KNX-A Dog's Life. 11:30-KECA-Danny Stewart Orch.

KFI-St. Francis Hotel Orch. KNX-Treasury Bandstand. HGFJ-Five-Four Ballroom.

11:45-KNX-U. N. on the Record.

12*KECA-News. KFI-Arthur Murray Party. *KNX, HLAC-News.

KFWB-Larry Finley (to 4). HMPC-Palladium Party. HRKD-Moonlight Serenade

(to 5:30). HGFJ-Nightlife.

12:05-KNX-Hawthorne. 12:30-HGFJ-Nightowl Special (to 6)

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TV-RADIO LIFE SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 17 Radio in Review-Continued tions made by the Education Committee of the Southern California Broadcasters' Association for inclusion in the memorable treasure house. So that those unearthing the capsule a hundred years hence will be able to reproduce a playback machine for the tapes, should such items be out of usage, it has been suggested to the capsule's spon- sors, the Downtown Business Men's Association, that a drawing of a machine be included. They want to make sure those citizens of tomorrow will have all the neces- sary equipment to learn of the auditor diet of those living way back in 195

Latest on Walter Winche alter Winchell was not kidding

hen he signed off his ABC broadcast with the scoop that his doctor had ordered him off the job for about six weeks. His heart needs some rest, it seems, and it has

} nothing to do with the sudden newspaper spreads on Winchell and his unique type of reporting. His substitutes, during the weeks when he Is taking it easy, may include such top reporters as El- mer Davis, John Gunther, Stewart Alsop or Quentin Reynolds, or may call for top stars such as filled his spot during his summer vacation. Of one thing you can be sure, it won't be Winchell for a while.

Walter Winchell

eredith Willson's anners and Bonnets

If ÿoïi heard -1Çí u's NBC "Big Show" recently, you heard for the first time Meredith Willson's contribution to the 1952 Salvation Army Fund campaign. It was the special hymn "Banners and Bonnets" which the music director wrote at the request of NBC President Joseph H. Mc- Connell, general chairman of the New York City Salvation Army campaign. Willson has donated time and talent many times to his favorite philanthropic organization and said about the group, "I've always been impressed with the completely selfless way the Salvation Army goes about its business, without show or pretense. I think that the humble surroundings and the simple uniform work in with my general feelings about a simple religion." Willson will donate all royalties he receives as author and composer to the Salvation Army.

Frances Scully Leaves ARC Many listeners will be disap-

pointed to hear that a favorite movieland reporter, Frances Scul- ly, who has been covering the stars' private and public lives for eleven years, is not being heard now. The Hollywood reporter's sponsor dropped her KECA time. We hope "Francie" comes back soon, for few can match her back- ground.

Your Cue Shows You May Like

Frances Scully

"Open Forum" Sunday, 6:15 p.m. 1i.1Î PC

At a time when political campaigns are being waged in all mediums it is especially important to point out such programs as "Open Forum," which originates from a local station with Los Angeles people constituting the panels.

"Open Forum" is offered as a public-service broadcast by the L.A. Bar Association. Both local and national questions are debated by four panelists with John Van de Water as moderator.

On a recent airing the question "Is Mr. Truman's tax Please Turn to Page 28

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8*HECA, KLA(', HMPC, KWKW, KXLA-News.

KFI-Funny Paper Man. KHJ, KFXM, KGB, KVOE-

Hour of Triumph. KNX-Salt Lake Tabernacle. KFAC-Breakfast Symphony. KFMB-Old Fashioned

Revival. KFOX-Challenge of Church. KFVD-Science of Mind. KFWB-Examiner Funnies. ROER-Rev. Markham. KGFJ-Church of Christ. 1(4.11,-Voire of Prophecy. KOWL-Amer.-Japanese Hr. KPPC-Sunrise Symphony. KRKD-Record Shop.

8:05-KLAC-Catholic Hour. 8:15-KECA-Morning Song.

HMI-Music. HCBQ-Guest Star. KIM), KLAC-Church of

Christ. KGFJ-Salvation Army. KMPC-Start to Live. KWHW-Christadelphia Ch.

8:30-KECA-Light & Life Hour. KFI-Boy Seout Jamboree. KHJ, KFXM, KGB-Back to

God. HNX-Invitation to Learning. KALI-Parson & Her Pals. RFAC-Organ Recital. KFOX-Radio Bible Study. KFSD-Land of the Free. KFWB-Union Rescue Mission KGER-Bible Treasury. KGFJ-Divine Science. KGII,-Alexander St. Church. HMPC--Challenge to Youth. KWHW-Romano Smeraldo.

M:45-KGRR-Tract Club. KGFJ-Goodwill Visitor.

9-KECA-Old Fashioned Sunday School.

KFI-Carnival of Books. KHJ, KFXM, KGB, KVOE-

Radio Bible Class. HNX-People's Platform. KALI-Maurice Johnson. KFAC-Bishop Matthews. KFWB-Union Rescue Mission. HGER-Rev. C. C. Hell ey. ROES-Goodwill Visitor.

*KLAC-News. KMPC-Bolero Time. RPPC-Morning Meditation. KRKD-Sunday Serenade. KWHW-Italian Hour.

9:011-KLAC--Christ Church 'Unity.. 9:15-KFI-Christian Science.

KFAC-Crest Choristers. *KFVD-News Music.

KGFJ-Spotlight Parade. HOWL-Armenian Hour.

9:30-KECA-Flying Feet. KFI-Eternal Light. KRJ KFXM, KGB, KVOE-

Voice of Prophecy. *KNX. KCBQ-Howard K.

Smith. KALI-Reconciliation Church. KFAC-Morning Concert. KFMB-Unitarian Church. KM-Devotional Hour. KFWB-Bill Leyden. RGER-John Brown.

*KGH-News. KLAC-Peter Potter. RPPC-Prelude to Worship.

9:45*KNX, RCBQ-Rill Costello. KFMB-Sylvia I.ee. KFVD-Plano Parade.

10-KECA-Sunday With Bill.

KFI-Herbert J. Mann..

*KILL RFXM, KGB, KVOE- News.

KNX-Guide to Good Living. KALI-Bishop Smith. K('BQ-Nation's Hits. KFA('-Morning Concert.

*KFOX-1...A. Sentinel. HFSD-Critic at Large. KFVD-Sunday Roundup. RFWB-Bill Leyden. RGER-Radio Revival. KGFJ-Hits of the Week. KOiL---Melody Hour. KLAC-Peter Potter. KMPC-Music Hour. KOWL-Am. Hellenic Hr. KPPC-Prelude to Worship. KRKD-Sunday Serenade. KWHW-Italian Novelties.

10:15-RFI-Crime Is Your Problem. KIM-Mark Rogers. RNX-University Explorer. KALI-Vesper Hour. KFOX-Angeles Hour.

10:25-RPPC-Church News. 10:30-KFI, KISD-Chicago Round

Table. KILL KGB, HVOE-Lutheran

Hour. RNX-Protam Quiz. KFSG-Morning Worship. KG'ER-Soul Parade. BO W L-Ainerican-Jewish

Program. KWKW-Italian Melodies.

10:40-KI'P('-Tower Chimes. 10:45-KNX-Muss,- by Antonini,

KALI-Eagle Rock Baptist. KFOX-Tabernacle

Benedictions. KGER-Dr. Dan Gilbert.

10:50-11PPC-Church Service. 11-Sunday With Bill.

RP7-Catholic Hoar.

KILL KGB-Frank & Ernest KNX, K('0(1-Symphonettes. KALI-Baptist Church. KFA('-First Methodist Ch. KFMB-Milton Cross. KFSD-Ratner Recommends. KFSG-Morning Worship. KFVD-Hollywood First

Baptist Church. KFWB-Bill Leyden. KGER-Open Door Church. KGFJ-Sunday Showcase. ROIL-Christian Church. KLAC-Peter Potter. HMPC-Music City Show. RPPC-Church Service. KWHW-Italian Melodies. K XLA,-Squea kin'" Deacon.

11:18*KECA-Alvin Wilder. KHJ-Science Reporter.

11:30-KECA-National Vespers. KFI-Hometown Happenings. RAJ-Romance of the

Highways. KNX-N. Y. Philharmonic. KFMB-Piano Playhouse. KFOX-Christian Church. RGFJ-Time Was. HWKW-All Saints Church.

11:45-KFI-The World of Books. KH,1, KGB-Master Radio

Canaries.

I2--0tLarge. in Action. I-Cri

*KHJ, RFAC, HGB, HGII News.

KNX-N. Y. Philharmonic. KALI-Ev angelistic Temple. KFSD-Music, 1951. KFSG-Gospel Melody Time. RFWB-Bill Leyden. HGER-Open Door Church. KGFJ-Anybody's Hit Parade. KLAC-Peter Potter. KMPC-Music City Show.

Sunday Radio Pr ogram Highlights A.M. Programs in Lightface Ty

Comedy -Variety 3:01-My Friend Irma, KNX, 3:30-The Big Show, KFI. 4:00, 9::10-Jack Benny, KNX. 4:30-Amos 'n' Andy, KNX. 5:00-Phil Harris, Alice Faye,

REI. 4:01..9:00-Edgar Bergen, KNX. 0:00-Cortina Arc -her, KNX. 8:00-Our Miss Brooks, KNX.

Public Interest R :30-Invitation to Learn, KNX. 8:10-People's Platform, KNX. `ti :30-Eternal Light', KFI,

10:15-Crime is Your Problem, KFI.

10:15-University Explorer, KNX. 8:30 --Information Please, KHJ.

Drama I;30-Command Theater. KNX.

'.0- TFvas Rangers, KFI. .., l heater Guild. KEI.

pe; P.M. Programs In Boldface 0:00ß -MOM Theater, KB,i. 7:30-Great Adventure. KECA. 8:30-Philip Morris Playhouse,

RNX. Classical. Semi -Classical Music 8:00-Salt Lake Tab'nacle, KNX

11:315--N. Y. Philharmonic. KNX. 8:30-Standard Hour, KFI. 9:30-Chicago Theater, HHJ.

Mystery -Detective 1:00-The Falcon. KFI. 1:00-Mysterious Traveler, KHJ. 1:30-Under Arrest, KHJ. 2:30-True Detective, 2:30-The Silent lien. KFI. 7:30-The Whistler, KNX.

Quiz, Participation 5:01-Stop the Music, KECA. 6:30-$04 Question, KFI. 8:00-Twenty Questions, KHI.

Pop u lar- lies lent Music 4:30-Sammy Raye. KECA.

TV-RADIO LIFE HOWL-Hungarian Melodies. HPPC-Church Service. Kr 7_1W-Italian 'Novelties. r".,LA-Squeakin' Deacon.

12:05-HFAC-Piano Parade. 12:15-KFI-Stranger From the Sea.

KHJ-Bill Cunningham. HCBQ-Say It With Music. HFVD-Music for Listening. HPPC-Classical Gems.

12:30-HECA-Message of Israel. *KFI, KFSD-Elmo Roper.

KHJ-Air Force Hour. KCBQ-First Presbyterian. HFAC-Met Encores. KGER-Semi-Classics. HGIL-Listening R ith Happy. KOWL-Yiddish Theater. HPPC-Word of Life. KRKD-Sunday on Ranch. HWKW-Portuguese Hour.

12:45*HFI, KFSD-John Cameron Swayze.

HFVD-Piano Parade. HGER-Rev. E. E. Josephson. HPPC-Church Mailbag.

iHECA-Dr. Charles E. Fuller. KFI-The Falcon. KHJ, KGB-Mysterious

Traveler. *KNX-Bill Shadel.

KALI-Momentos Musicales. HCBQ-Izetta Jewell. KFAC-Heritage in Music. KFMB-Sunday Serenade. HFVD-Squeakin' Deacon. KFRB-Bill Leyden. HGER-Healing Waters. KGFJ-Music for America. HGIL-Easy Listening. HLAC-Peter Potter.

*HMPC-News: Hits A Aire. HOWL-Scandinavian Hour. HPPC-Afternoon Concert. HRHD-Sandy Stanton Band. HWHW-Latin American

Rhythms. 1:10*KNX, KCBQ-Fan Mall. 1:15--KNX-Guide To Good Lieng.

KGIL--Pentecostal Tabernacle. *KLAC-News; Parade of

Music. KMPC-For You.

1:30-HFI-Martin Kane. KHJ, KGB-Under Arrest.

HNX-Command Theater. HFAC-Catholic Topics. HFOX-Pent. Youth Jour. KFSD-Sunday Hour. HGER-Gateway to Faith. KGFJ-Sunday Serenade. HRHD-Sunday on Ranch. KXLA-Church in the Barn.

1:15-HGER-Semi-Cla ssics. 1:45-HFAC-Serenade. 1:55-KHJ--Bobby Benson.

HECA-Yoke of Prophecy. 2 KFI, HFSD-American Forum.

HHJ, KFXM, KGB, HVOE- The Shadow.

KNX, HCBQ-King Arthur Godfrey's Roundtable.

BALI-Hungarian Hour. KFAC-Muslc in Scandlnavla. HFOX-Good News. KFVD-Jive Jamboree. KFWB-Maurice Hart. HGER-Long Beach Band. KGFJ-H'wood House Party.

*KLAC-News; Parade of Music.

KMPC-For You. HOWL-Catholic Holy Hour. KPPC-Afternoon Concert. HRHD-Sunday on Ranch. SWIM-Nazarene Church. KXLA-Challenge to Youth.

2:15*HEMS-News. HFOX-HealingWaters. KMPC-Muslo You Ordered.

I:30-RECA, SFMB--Greatest Story Ever Told.

KFSD-'K3, KFXM.KGB, KVdOZE

True Detective Mysteries. *KNX, KCBQ-Robert Trout.

EFOX-Gospel Harbor Light. KFVD-Harlem Matinee. HGER-Colonial Tabernacle. KGFJ-Say It With Music. HOE ,-Freedom Hour. HMPC-Knights of Pythias. HOWL-Spanish Home Hour. 11111.11D-Youth for Christ. HXLA-Red Barn.

I:85*11NX-Sunday News. RECA, KFMB- Graham. Grah. 3 KFI-Texas Rangers. HHJ, KFXM, KGB, HVOE-

Gabby Hayes. HNX, KCBQ-My Friend

Irma. KFAC-Museum Concert. KFOX-Gospel Youth Program HFSG-Dr.. Kelso R. Glover.

*KFVD-News; Music. KFWB-Maurice Hart. HOER-Southland Singing. KG17r-17o,^1 Cope!.

*KLAC-News; Parade of Music.

KMPC-Penny Serenade. KPPC-Afternoon Concert. HOWL-Yiddish Hour.

"HARLEM JUKEBOX" BLUES-BOOGIE-BOP

3:00 P.M.

KGFJ 1230 Kc.

KGFJ-Harlem Jukebox. KR KW-Open House.

3:30-RECA, KFMB-Marines in Review. HFI, HFSD-The Big Show. HHJ, KFXM, KGB, KVOE- Nick Carter.

KNX, KCBQ-Radio Player Theater.

KALI-Proudly We Hail. KFOX-Pentecostal Church. KFVD-H'wood. Talent Revue. KGER-Healing Echoes. ROIL-Christian Echoes. HWHW-Poscasic Hour. HXLA-Wettern Novelties.

$100.00 Prize

LISTENER'S DIGEST WITH CLYDE CADWELL

AND DAVE SHAW 3:45 P.M. Sunday

3:45-HFVD-Listener's Digest. 3:55*HHJ-Cecil Brown.

HECA-Dr. Ernest Holmes. HFI, HFSD-Big Show. *KHJ, KGB-Van DeVenter &

the News. KNX, HCBQ-Jack Benny.

KALI-Rosa de Saron Church HFAC-Musical Masterpieces. EFOX-Sunshine Mission. HFVD-Citizens In Action. KF WB-Old-Fashioned

Revival. HGER-Sunday Concert.

*KGFJ-News. ROIL-Dance Matinee.


HMPC-Sunday Matinee. HOWL-Italian Hour. HPPC-Afternoon Concert. HWHW-Pascasio Hour.

4:15-11IHJ-Mark Rogers. KGFJ-Dinah Sore. HERD-When Hawaii Calls.

4:30-RECA KFMB--Sammy Kaye.* Sunray Serenade.

KHJ. KGB-Little Symphony. HNX, HCBQ-Amos 'n' Andy.

KALI-Bro. C. Welch. HFOX-Wings of Healing. HFVD-Civil Defense. HGER-Word of Truth. KGFJ-Dixieland. TWIG-Songs of Yesterday. HOWL-Oriental Moods. HPPC-Sunday Matinee. HWHW-United Baptist.

4:48-HOWL-Guest Star. HPPC-Ballad Theater.

SHECA, FUME-Stop the Music KFI, HFSD-Phil Harris,

Alice Faye. KHJ, KGB-Reviewing Stand.

HNX, KCBQ-Edgar Bergen. HFAC-Guy Bates Post. HFOX-Evangelist Program. HFVD-Show 'tunes. KFWB-Sunday Serenade. HGER-Bible Treasury Hour. KGFJ-Dance Band Revue.

*HLAC-News; Music to Remember.

KMPC-Tusher in Hollywood. HOWL-Carroll Righter. HPPC--Sigma Alpha Iota. MOW-Nat'l Safety Council. HVOE-Penteocstal Hour. KWKW-Fun Fest.

5:15-HMPC-Parade of Hits. *HOWL-News.

HRHD-Government Speaks. 8:30HFI, KFSD-Theater Guild.

KHJ, KFXM, KGB- Enchanted Hour.

*KNX. HCBQ--CBS Sunday Desk.

KFOX-Old-Time Religion. HFR'B-Stns Fooling Your -

SUNDAY RADIO LOGS HGER-Immanuel Christian

Assembly. KGFJ-Keyboard Magic. KGIL-Tahitian Memories. KMPC-Songs of the Century. HPPC-20th Century Poetry. HRHD-Soul Clinic. HWHW-Don Pancho Hour. KXLA-Linooln Ave. Church.

5:45-HFOX-Broadcast of Truth. KGFJ-Favorite Stories. HPPC-Wings of Music.

6 *HECA, HFMB-News. HFI, KFSD-Theater Guild.

RH.I, KFXM, KGB, KVOE- MGM Comedy Theater.

HNX, HCBQ-Corliss Archer. KFOX, HERB, KMPC, KXLA

-News. KFAC-Masters of Music. HGER-Lutheran Gospel. KGFJ-Request Performance. KGLL-Dinner Concert.

*KLAC-News; Best in Variety KPPC-Sacred Song Recital. KRHD-Sign Posts to Health. KWKW-Don Pancho Hour.

8:15-RECA, II-FMB-Cafe Istanbul. KFOX-Ministerial Union. HMPC-Open Forum. KPPC-Organ Recital. HERD-Philharmonic Reporter !MA-Red Cross.

6:30HFI, HFSD-$64 Question. KNX, HCBQ-Remember the

Time. KFOX-Hal's Memory Room. HFWB-Navy Recruiting. HGER-Peter Slack, Organ. ROIL-Village Church. !UPC-Musicale. HRHD-Full Gospel Evangelist KWKW-lst Baptist Church. KX.LA-Lutheran Gospel Hour.

6:45-RECA-The Three Suns. 7*HECA, KFItB-Paul Harvey.

KFI-Meet Your Congress. HHJ, KGB-John J. Anthony. KNX-Reserve. HFAC-Musical Varieties. KFOX-Pentecostal Church of

Bell. HFSG-Angelus Hour. KFVD-Vespers. KFWB-Union Rescue Mission. KGFJ-Musical Digest.

*HLAC'-News; Best in Variety. HMPC-Masters in Review. HPPC-Evening Symphony. KVOE-Comedy of Errors. HWHW-Nazarene Church. EXLA-National Voice.

7:15-KECA-Main Street to Malibu. KFI-Melody Time. ROIL-Vaughn Monroe.

*KXLA-News. 7:301HECA-Great Adventurer.

KFI-What's the Score? KHJ, KGB-Down You Go. KNX, HCBQ-The Whistler. HFSG-Evangelistic Service. HFMB-Ted Mack. KFOX-King's Service. HFWB-Lundy Roark. KGER-Peter Slack, Organ. KGIL-Assembly of God. HXLA-Church of Open Door.

7:45-KFWB-Catholic Answers. 7 :55*HHJ-News.

HPPC-Evening Symphony. ele-HECA, KFSIB-Drew Pearson.

KFI-Eileen Christy. KILL KFXM, KGB, KVOE-

Twenty Questions. HNX, HCBQ-Our Miss Brooks

HFAC-Evening Concert. HFOX-Serenade. HFWB-First Presbyterian

Church. HOER-First Baptist Church.

*KGFJ-News. ROIL-Songs of Our Time. HXLA-Dept. of Employment. KMPC-Masters in Review.

v %PPG-Evening Symphony. HWHW-Maple Chapel. H_YLA-Open Door Church.

S:15*KECA, HFMB-Monday Morning Headlines.

HGFJ-If They Had Lived. RLAC-Voice of the Army.

8:25-KGFJ-Philharmonic Reporter. 8:30*HF.('A, KFMB-News.

KFI, HFSD-Standard Hour. HHJ, KFXM, KGB. HVOE-

Information Please. HNX, KCBQ-Philip Morris

Playhouse. KGFJ-College of Divine

Science. *KG1L-News; Gems of Melody

HPPC-Tower of St. John's. HWHW-Voice of Prophecy. KLAC-Irwin Allen.

8:45*RE(A-Chet Huntley. KFMB-Report From Congress HGER-Message to Israel. HGFJ-Dept. of Employment. KLAC-Marines. KW'RW'-Snored Heart.

HECA-Reserve. KFI, KFSD-Standard Hour.

*KHJ, KFX3I, KGB, HV0E- News, Glenn Hardy.

HNX, HCBQ-Edgar Bergen. HFAC-Evening Concert. HFOX-\ ictory Baptist Ch.

*RFBW, HWHW-News. EGER-Bethel Church. KGFJ-Ave Maria Hour. ROIL-Traveling with Happy.

*HLAC-News; Wanted Persons; Music.

KMPC-Freedom Story. HPPC-D.N. Report. KXLA-Dr. Charles E. Fuller.

9:05-KECA-Musical Interlude. 9:10-KLAC-Your Social Security. 9:15-KECA-Canaan Caravan.

KHJ, KFX.M, KVOE-Henry Brandon Orch.

HFSG-Voice of People. KFWB-Rabbi Magnin. KLAC-Guest Star. KMPC-Mother's Album. HWHW-Heritage of Israel.

9:30-KFI-Your Income Tas. KHJ, EFX3I, KGB-Chicago

Theater of the Air. HNX, HCBQ-dack Benny

Show. HFOX-Ray Robinson. HFSD-The Falcon. HFWB-Let's Live a Little. HGER-John Brown. KGFJ-Proudly We Hail. ROIL-Musical Scrapbook. HLAC-Your.Income Tax. KMPC-Lucky Dance Time. KPPC-Music Around World. HWHW-Union Church.

9:45-KFI-Senator's Report. HFMB-Bing Crosby. HLAC-Vets Administration.

1 *HEC'A-ABC Late News. 0*HFI, KFSD-The Reporter.

KB.1, KFXM, KGB-Chicago Theater.

*KNX, KCBQ-10 O'clock Wire. KFAC-Gateway to Music. KFWB-Dope Traffic. KGFJ-Heart Fund.

*KLAC-News. HMPC-Lucky Dance Time. KXLA-Voice of Calvary.

10:05-HLAC-Philharmonic Reporter 10:10-HLAC-Civil Defense. 10:15-RECA-George Sokolsky.

KFI-Mayor Bowron. *KNX. H('BQ-George Fisher.

HFSD-hooky Dance The.. HFW'B-Stephen Fritchman.

10:25-HLAC-Red Crac.

Hear Our Students on

"CAREER THEATRE" KECA Sundays 10:30-11 P.M. FREDERICK H. SPEARE

Radio and Television School HO. 9-2325

6249-51 Santa Monica Blvd.

10:30-RECA-Head and Heart. REI-Riverside Rancho.

How to find peace in

This Changing World Dr. Frederick Bailes

KHJ 930 kc. and Mutual Network Stations

10:30 P.M. Every Sunday

KHJ-Science of Mind. KNX-Dance Band. KFAC-Nocturne. KFWB-Echoes of Eden.

10 :40-KLAC-Medal of Honor. 10:45-KHJ-Music.

KNX-Strange Facts. .

10 :55*KFI-News. 1y *HECA-This Week Around i the World.

*RN X-News. KFI-Music and the 3fúse. KFSD, KMPC-Lucky Lager

Time. KIM-Arthur Van Orch. KGFJ-Platter Party. RLAC-Across the Footlights.

11:15-RN X-Book Associates. 11:30-HEC'A-Danny Stewart Orch.

KFI-Palladium Orch. v KHJ-Opera Concert.

KNX-Treasury Bandstand. KGFJ-Five-Four Ballroom.

11:45-KECA-Fasrinating Rhythm. HNX-Thinking Out Loud.

12-HELA-Dr. Billy Graham.

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FEBRUARY 15, 1952 TV-RADIO LIFE .+toao'o : o oro ri'o,oo-i :o"ro tri o'oiaxo> a«axat

l Y Y Monday -Friday Daytime Radio Logs Y g :to...& .Goa.,htotot.*-.to-Yo;to,te-.tot.U.to.oto-Onta'o ofotatotoao:tor.eKo'to.to-a,t.o4vnoeaxentoto'aNax.e»;

Midnite to Dawn "Nite Owl Special"

12 mid. 6 A.M. "Morning Almanac"

6-6:50 A.M. "News" 6:50-7 A.M.

The Original Twenty-four Hour Station

KGF.1 1230Kc.

*indicates News Broadcast ¿Indicates Highlight

8¿KECA, KFJIB-Dun 11cNeitl. KFI-Johnny Murray.

*KHJ, KFXM, KGB. KY'OR- Cecil Brown.

KNX-Ralph Story Show. KALI-Dr. S. Bailes. KFOX-Morning Devotion. KFVD-Tuttle lime.

*KFWB,-KIEV, KLAC. KMPC. KXLA-News.

KGFJ-World Bible Society. KGH,-Rescue Army. KRKD-Ernest C. Nilson. KWKW-John & Gertrud.

ß:l)5-KIEV-'1.arm Klock Klub. KLAC-Stock Market Report.

8:15-K11-Stoplight Serenade. *KHJ, KNX, KALI. KIIWL,

KW KW-News. KFWIt-Bill Leyden-M.Th.

TD.F. L.A. Breakfast Club-W.

HG FJ-Del inuuency Prevention-M. The .lodge speaks-'l',,. tolte of the Itlind-W. Your County at Work-Th. I.. A. Fire Dept.- F.

K LAC-Sports Parade. KMPC-Bus. News: Sports. KWKW-Friends of Israel. KXLA-Ole Rasmussen.

11:20-KLAC-Haynes nt the Reins. a:30*KFI-Southland News.

*KHJ. KFXM KGB, KVt1E- Bible Institute Hour.

¿KNX KCBQ-Grand Slam. KALI-Spanish Hour. KFOX-Words of Life.

Friendliest Show on Radio Wes Tuttle's

"TUTTLETIME" 7 A.M. Daily

KNOW WHICH

PROGRAM IS ON

AT WHAT TIME!

Consult the LOG SEC-

TIONS and the ALPHA- BETICAL PROGRAM FINDERS for both TV and R A D I O every week in

TV-RADIO LIFE. It's a

"MUST BUY" on the marketing list of more than 60,000. families.

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KGF.1-1r. Murphy. *KOIL. KFAC, KFVD, KMPC,

ERRD-News. KWKW-Nazarene Church. K.l"LA-Haven of Rest.

R :411-KMPC-('lock Watcher. 8:45-KFI, KFSD-Coffee Time.

KNX-Rosemary. KFAC-Unity. KFVD-Morning Call.

*KFWB, KGFJ-News. KGER-Bible Treasury. KLAC-Sports Book. KECA-Victor H. l.indlahr. e KFI-Coffee Time. KH.1-Garden Guide. KN1-Wendy Warren. K FAt'-Morning Concert. K FOX-L.A. Pentecostal Ch.

*KFSD. IC LAC-News. KFVD-Morning Call. K FWIt-Bill Anson. M,Tu,TIs.

F. Breakfast Club, W. Kt:ER-Lutheran Hour. KI:F.I-Housewives Hit Parade KIEV-'Lartn Klock Klub. KSI PC-Clock Watcher. KWKW-Bill Stewart Show. KXLA-Bar Nothin' Ranch.

9:05-RLAC-Haynes at the Reins. 9:15*KECA. KEW/I--Chet Huntley.

KFI-Victor J. Lindlahr. KIM-Capitol Commentary. KNX, K('BQ-Aunt Jenny. KFOX-Home Missionary.

*KFVD. KGFJ-News. 9:2:r-KHJ-Ken Carson Show.

*KMPC-News. 9:30-KECA. KFM It-Break the

Bank. KFI-Ladies' Day. Kill-Norma Young. h C, KCBQ-Helen 'Trent. h t1,1-Beautiful Mexico. h 1'AC-Piano Parade. K rt l%-Gospel Friends.

I)-Morning Call. K I 'W B-Bill Leyden. Kt, It -.John Brown.

F'J-Spotlight Parade. KIEV-Ihsrmg With Dirk. KLAC-Peter Potter. KMPC-Chet Milani.

9:4:S-KNX, KCBQ-Our Gal Sunday.

10-K ECA-Jacia derdent,.*KFI-News.

*KHJ. KFXM, KGB, K%OE- News. John Holbrook.

KNX-Big Sister. KALI-hlinter Hancock. KFAt'-I'mnposers Corner.

*KFOX. Et. I ..:-News. KFt'I ',,-,,i n g Call. RCN% 1;-unit .tnson.

Memory Tunes "Yesterday's Hits"

10-10:30 A.M. "Remember When"

2-2:30 P.M. Monday thru Saturday

KGFJ 1230 Kc.

K t . 1 ..l-Vgsterray's Ibis. KI t:t-Discing With 1)i, k.

*KI.At'-News, Peter Potter. *K.11 P1'-News ; Music.

KRKD-Music. KXLA-Eddie Kirk

10:0:i-KFOX-Social Security'. 10:15-KECA-Lone Journey

KFT-King's Row. KHJ, KFXM, KGB, KVOE-

Tello-Test. KNX-Ma Perkins. KFOX-Adv. in Heritage-NI. KFVD-News; Morn. Call. KMPC-Paula Stone Show. KURD-Dr. Richardson.

10:30-RECA, KFíSIB-My True Story.

KF'l, KFSD-Strike It Rich. KIM-Answer Man. KNX-Young Dr. Malone. Kl'AC-Song Recital.

*KF'WB-News: Bill Anson. KGFJ-Easy Rhytlun.

*KMPC-Cal Thmey. KRKD-Marvin Ash. KWKW-Tony Sein.

10:13-KHJ-Bell Ringer. KNX-Guiding Light: KMPC-Mid-Mooting Serenade.

10:55-HECA-Edward Arnold, Story Teller.

11RECA, &FMB-Betty Crocker. ¿KFI, KFSD-Doable or

Nothing. KHJ, KFXM, KGB. KS OE-

Ladles Fair. KNX-Second Mrs. Burton. KALI-fledge for Defense. KFAC-plasters in Miniature. KFOX-Social Security-M.

Spend a Daily Halt Hour, with

BIBLE INSTITUTE Monday thru Friday

11 A.M.

KI''VD-Bible Institute. KFWB-Bill Anson. KGFJ-Musicae Portraits. KIEV-Discing With Dick.

*KLAC-News ; l'eter ('otter. *KMPC-News; Howard Flynn;

Standard School of the Air-F. ROW1-Spanish Hour.

11:13-KECA-When a Girl Marries. RFAC-Folk Songs. KNX-ferry Mason.

*K XLA-Pasadena News. 11::3*KHJ. KVOE-Sam Hayes. 11:3(1-KECA, KFMB-Against the

Storm. KFI, KFSD-Live Like a

Millionaire. ¿RIIJ, KFXM, KGB, Rt'l1E-

Queen for a Day. RN X. K('BQ-Nora Drake. KALI-Klub Kali. KFAC-Music Hall. K -Rescue Mission.

*KFµlt-News: Bill Anson. KGER-ltev. Carl Pike. KI: F.1-Y ariety on Piano. KOW 1, l'estival Mexicano;

Let 's Compare-Tu. Rob Barker Sionv-W. Income Tax-Th. Yiddish Theater-F.

*KItKD-News. RWKW-La Hora de Los

Angeles. KXLA-Hometown Jamboree.

11:35-KGER-Boys Ranch. 11 :40-KOWL-New Arrivals-Th. 17 :45-K$CA-Paul Harvey.

KNX-The Brighter Day. 11:53*KP1, KFSD-K. Banghart.

12*KECA-Hank Weaver, News. KFI-Far,,, Reporter.

*KILL KGB. KIEV. KLAC, K VOE-News.

*KNX-News, Bill Kendeally. KFVD=Editor of the Air. KFWB-Bill Anson. KGER-Jessup Bros. KGFJ-Continental (:ems. KM l'('-('rayer, Music, Farm

Prices. KIIWI-Joe Adorns Show. KRKD-'l'ailormade Round -tip KXLA-Hometown .lamgoree.

12:03-KLAC-l'etlr Potter. 12:15-KECA-'l'on Owen.

KEI, KFSD-Road of Life. *KHJ. KGB-Cedric Foster.

KNX-W'entlell Noble. *KFOX. KFSD. KGER, KSIPC

-News. KIEV-Disting With Dìek.

12:30-KECA-Sons of the Pioneers. Kill , KF'SI)-Pepper Young.

*KHJ-Behind the Story. KNX, KCBQ-Art Linkletter KALI-Bro. C. Welch, KFVD-Midday pletnories.

*KFWB-Newh: Music. KG ER-Luncheon Serenade. KGFJ-Music Festival. KLAC-3ìI1 Club. KM l'('-Rtl iglous Science last RRKD-Western Wayside. KWKW-Impet'inl Hour. KXLA-Ole Rasmussen.

1.2:13-KFI, KIND-Right to Happiness.

K FOX-Riders of Purple sage .

KMPC-Farm Adviser. 12:53*K11.1-News.

*KNX-Cedric Adams.

1 R 1:('A-A! Jarvis Show. KFI. KFSII-Backstage ii,'

¿K111. KEIM, KGB. KVIIE- Jack Kirkwood Show.

KA X, KCBQ-Hilltop House.

KFAC-L. A. Heart Assoc.- Tu.; Serenade-W.

KFOX-Texas Tiny. KFSD-Shoppin highlights. KFWB-Melody Man.

*KGEIt-News; Norman Clou- tier-M ; Wayne King-Tu; Hour of Charnr-W ; Concert Hall-Th ; Men Behind Melo- dy-F.

KGFJ-From Sunset and Vine. KIEV-Strictly Instrumental.

*KLAC-News; 570 Club. *KMPC-News: Music You

Ordered. KXLA-Community

Broadcaster-M. fu,W.F: California Cavalcade-Th.

KWKW-Bill Garr Show. 1:1.5-KFI, KFSD-Stella Dallas.

KNX-Carl Smith Show. KF:A('-Books Bring

Adventure-M. Slaking Friends with Music -T,t. Folklore Makes History-W. Once Cport a Time-Th.

K XLA-Garden Chats. 1:2e-KNX-Protam Quiz. 1:30-KF7, KFSD-Young Widder Bn.

Klf.rowl, KGB-'Cake a Number. KNX-Philip Norman. KALI-Senor Don Eduardo. KFAC-.decent on Strings.

*KFWB-News: Melody Man. KGER-Cavalcade-M.

Folklore-Tu. Adventure. in Music-W. Calif. Civil Defense-Th. Books Bring Adventure-F.

KGFJ-Open Album. KIEV-Date With Allias Slate.

WHAT'S YOUR. PROBLEM? LISTEN TO

CRISWELL PREDICTS 1:30 Mon thru Fri.

KFVD-Criswell Predicts. KMPC-L. A. in Review-F. KXLA-Frank Simon.

1:43-KFI, KFSD-Woman in My House

KGER-Social Security-M: Waltzes-Tu; Manhattan Music-W ; .lune ('hristy- 'l'h ; Vinrent topez-F.

2-K'3 'A, KFMB-Marriage for 'l'wo.

BFI, KIND-.lust Plain Bill. *KHJ, KNX, KEXM, KGB.

KLAC-News. KFAC-Matinee. KFVD-Harlematinee. Kl W-B-Maurice Hart.

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Monday -Friday Logs (Continued)

cO+tO'+c0 .O+iOt0 OO+tO'O+tO"O %4'+'d'O'c0 KGER-March Music-M.

Long Beach Band-Tu.-F. KGFJ-Remember When.

*KMPC-News; Johnny Grant. HRHD-Waltz & a Song;

Income Tax Info.-M. KWKW-Bill Garr.

2:05-K(X-Radie Harris. 2 :10-ENX-Mr. Information.

KLAC-M0 Club. 2 :15-KECA-Mary Marlin.

KFI, Kt-SD-Front Page Farrell.

KHJ-Ray Block Orch. KNX-Johnny Dugan. HGER-Here's to Vets-M.

Serenade in Blue-W. KRKD-Salvation Army-W. KXLA-Continental Serenade.

2:25-KNX-Mr. Information. 2:30-KECA-Joyce ,rordan.

KFI, KFSD-Lorenzo Jones. KHJ-Dick Haymes. KNX-Women's News Desk. KALI-Beautiful Mexico.

*KFWB-News; Maurice Hart. -KGER-Garden School. KGFJ-Piano Moments. KWHW-Variations in L.P.

Records. 2:40-KNX-This I Believe.

HGER-Peter Slack, Organ. *KRKD-Tops in Pops.

KGFJ-Piano Moments. 2:45-KECA-Evelyn Winters.

KFI-Aunt Mary. KHJ-Lyon Murray. KNX-George Fisher. KXLA-Ole Rasmussen.

3 ECA-Valiant Lady. K HFI, HFSD-Welcome

Travelers. KHJ-Club 930. KNX, H('BQ-Godfrey Time. KFAC-World of Opera. KFOX-A Dog's Life-M.

Unnatural History-W.

For the Liveliest Rhythm

"HARLEMATINEE" 2:00- 3:30 P.M. Daily

KFVD-Harlematinee. KFWB-Maurice Hart.

*HGER-News; Music. KGFJ-Music in the Air.

*KLAC, KMPC, KXLA-News. HOWL-Joe Adams Show. KIN KW-San Gabriel

Chamber. 3:05--KLAC-Sports; 570 Club.

KMPC-Johnny Grant. 3:15-KECA-Ted Malone.

KXLA-Joe Allison Jamboree. 3:30-KECA-Ira Cook.

KFI-Dr. Paul. KALI-Voice of So. America. KFAC-Lyrics in Chorus.

*KFWB-News: Maurice Hart. KGER-Music by Roth. KGFJ-Moods in Music. KIEV-Discing With Dick.

- KOWL-New Arrivals. *KRKD-News: Tops in Pops.

3:45-HFI. HFSD-Dave Garroway. KHJ-Lynn Looks at H'woud.

*HFAC, KLAC, HWKW-News KFON, KIND-Pensions.

4-KECA-Mary Margaret McBride.

KFl-Life Can Be Beautiful. *KHJ, KFXM, KGB-Fulton

Lewis. Jr. KNX, KCBQ-Curt Massey.

*KFOX, KLAC, KMPC-News. KFAC-Musical Masterpieces. KEWB-Red Rowe Rancho.

*KGER-News; Mostly Music.

Teen Timers Matinee ART LABOE 4:00 P.M.

Monday thru Friday KGFJ 1230 Kc.

KGFJ-Art Laboe Show. KOWL-Cltico's Swingtime. ERICH-Star Time.

*KWHW-News; Rodeo Bill. KXLA-Joe Allison Jamboree.

4:05-KLAC-Sports; Jukebox Jamboree.

KMPC-Bing Crosby. 4 :15*KFI-News.

HHJ, KFXM, KGB, KVOE- Frank Hemingway.

KNX, KCBQ-Jack Owens. KFOX-Freddie Martin.

*KFVD-News; Piano Parade. KMPC-Dinah Shure-51,W,F.

Twilight Tales-Tu,Th. H RKI/-Band.

4 :30-KECA-Big Jon & Sparkle. KFI-Burritt Wheeler.

KHJ, KGB-Curt Massey. *KFWB-News; Red Rowe.

"DIXIELAND"

4:30 P.M. DAILY

KGFJ 1230 Ke.

KGFJ-Dixieland. KMPC-Ira Cook-M,W,F;

Marcia Willis-Tu: Romance and Rhythm-Th.

KRKD-Bing Crosby. KWKW-Bill Sampson Show. KXLA-Melody V alley.

4:45-KECA-Mark Trail. *KHJ, KFXM, KGB, KVOE-

Sam Hayes. KNX-Hawthorne's Mail Bag. KLAC-Sports Book.

4:55-KMPC-Help Wanted.

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Monday Radio Pr A.M. Programs in Lightface

Drama 6:00-Lux Theater, KNX. 7 :00-Night Beat, HFI. 9:00-Suspense. KNX.

Mystery -Detective 7:35-Dangerous Assignment,

KFI. 8:00-Let George Do lt, KHJ.

10:00-I Love a Mystery, KHJ. Comedy -Variety

3:00-Arthur Godfrey, HNS.

Sports 5:15-Tom Harmon, KNX. 5:45-Sam Baiter, KLAC. 6:15-Bob Kelley, KMPC. 6:30-Joe Hernandez, KMPC.

ogram Highlights T` pe: P.M. Programs in Boldface

Comment -Narration 4:30-Burritt Wheeler. 6FI.

Quiz, Participation 8:00-Mc-Neill Bkfst. Club, RECA 8:30-Grand Slam, KNX.

11:00-Double or Nothing, KFI. 11:30-Queen for a Day, KHJ. 12:30-Art Linkletter, KNX. 3:00-Welcome Travelers, KFI. 8:30-Talent Scouts. KNX.

Classical, Semi -Classical Music

5:30-Voice of Firestone. KFI. 8:311-Railroad Hour. RFI. 9:00-CBC Symphony Orch.,

H ECA. 9:01-Telephone Hour. S FI.

5 KECA-Fun Factory. KFt-Feature Wire. KHJ, KFXM, KGB, KVOE-

Bobby Benson. *KNX, KCBQ-Ed. R. Morrow.

KFAC-Sunset Serenade. 'HFOX-Sunshine Mission. KFWE-Red Rowe.

*KGER-News; Music Box. KGFJ-Jive at Five. KIEV-Easy Does It (to 8).

*KLAC, KWHW-News. *KMPC-News; Business News.

HOWL-Mostly Instrumental. KRKD-Wagon Wheeis.

5:10-KLAC-Los Angeles Today. KMPC-Today in Sports.

5:15*HFI-News; Ted Meyers. KNX-Tom Harmon.

KFOX-Melody Time. KGFJ-Pianists of the Future. KLAC-Stars of the Week. KMPC-Lonesome Gal.

*HOWL-N ews. K W K W-Sports.

5:25*KECA-World Flight Reporter. 5:30*KECA, KERB-Chet Huntley.

46FI, KFSD-Voice of Firestone.

HHJ, KFX31, KGB, KVOE- Wild Bill Hickok.

*KN X, KCBQ-World Today. Carroll Alcott.

KFAC-Viennese Varieties. *KFOX-News..

KGER-Tabernacle Benedictions.

KGFJ-Record Jackpot. KMPC-Stars of Sung. KRKD-Sports Dial. KXLA-Squeakin' Deacon.

5:45*KECA, KFMB-Bob Garred. *KNX, KCBQ-News, Goss.

KFOX-lour Fishcaster. HLAC-Sam Baiter, Sports.

KMPC-'lop Tunes. KRKD-Race Results.

5:50*KGFJ-News. 5:55*KH,I, KGB-Cecil Brown.

*KNX, KCBQ-Local News. 6*KECA-Hank Weaver.

KFI-At Home With Lionel Barrymore.

*KHJ, REAM, KGB-Gabriel Heatter.

HNS, KCBQ-Lux Theater. KFAC-Etchings in Silver.

*KFOX, KFWB, KLAC, KMI'( -News.

KGER-American Soul Clinic. KGFJ-Request Performance. KWHW-Italian Melodies. KXLA-Toastmaster Club.

6:05-KLAC-Bob McLaughlin. 6:10*KMPC-Calif. News. 6:15*KECA, HEMS-Elmer Davis.

KFI-Passing Parade. *KHJ, KGB-Radio Newsreel.

KFWB-Sports Roundup. KMPC-Parade of Shorts.

G :30*KECA-Headline Edition. KFI-The American Way. KHJ, KGB-'The Answer Man. KFAC-Musical Milestones. KFOX-Hat's Memory Room. KFWB-America Dances. KGER-Back to the Bible.

KMPC-Joe Hernandez. KXLA-Smiley Burnett.

6:45-KECA-Dinner Music. *KHJ, KFXM, KGB, KVOE-

News, Sam Hayes. KRKD-Jack Patton.

6:55*HHJ, KGB, KVOE-Bill Henry.

7KECA, KFMB-Lone Ranger. KFI, HFSD-Night Beat. KHJ. KGB-Woman of the

Year. if KNX, KCBQ-Bob Hawk.

KFAC-Music at Seven. KFO X-Accord innettes. KFWB-America Dances. KGER-Family Bible Hour. KGFJ-Musical Digest.

*KG1L, KLAC, KRKD, KXLA -News.

*KMPC-John W. Vandercook. 7:05-KLAC-Bob McLaughlin. 7:15-KMPC-John T. Flynn.

KItHD- 4 Time Waltzes. KXLA-Joe Allison.

7:30-KE('A, KFMB-Henry J. Taylor.

KFI-Robert Montgomery. KHJ, KFX11, KGB. KVOE-

('isco Kid. KNX, KCBQ-The Choralters. KFAC; Echoes and Encores. KFWB-Community News. KMPC-Pency Serenade. Elth1)-Dr. Richardson. KWKW-Betz Spurns,

7:35 7:354HFI, KESD-Dangerous Assignment.

7:45*KECA. KFMB-World Wide Flashes.

*KFOX-News. KF3.S ti-Ha,sary Hour. KMPC-('cl. of Int. Revenue. KWKW-Cancer Prevention.

7:745-KLAC-Weather News.

See Page 26 for 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Daytime Radio

Log Listings

KECA-Rig Hand. HFI, HFSD-One Man's

Family. KHJ. KIWI, KGB, KVOE-

Let George Do It. *KNX, HCBQ-Lowell Thomas

HI-AC-Evening Concert. KGER-Bible Treasury. KGFJ-Blue of Evening. KGH.-flatter Party.


*KMPC-News; Sports. KWHW-Church in Action.

8:15*HFI, HFSD-World News. KNX, K('BQ-Jack Smith,

Dinah Shore. KGER-Hebrew Christian Hr. KGFJ-Civil Defense. KMPC-Band of Today. KXLA-Bar Association.

8:30-KECA, RF51B-Time for Defense.

4KF1, KFSD-Itailroad Hour. KHJ, KF _XSI, KGB-H'wood

Playhouse. KNX, HCBQ-Talent Scouts.

KFOX-Stories to Remember. *KFWB-News.

KGLR-Music Hall. KOMI-College of

Divine Science. KMPC-Opening Night. KWKW-Christian Science. KSLA-Ole Rasmussen.

8:45-KFOX-Dr. Hewitt. KFWB--I-.N. Today. HGER-Health Talk. KW'KW-i. N. Story. KECA-C.B.C. Symphony.

HFI, KFSD-Telephone dour. *KHJ, HFSSI, KGB. KVOE-

News, Glenn Hardy. KNX, K('BQ-Suspense.

KFAC-Eveuing Concert. KFOX-Ray Robinson Show. KFWB-Lat's Live a Little. KGER-Dr. Harry Rimmer. KGFJ-Hunter Hancock.


KMPC-Songs You Remember. KWHW-Knights of Colt.mbus. KS LA-Squeakin' Deacon.

0:15*HHJ, KGB, KVOE-Fulton Lewis, Jr.

KWKW-Gerdon B. Lloyd. 9:30-KFI-KFI Calling.

KHJ, KGB, KVOE-War Front-Home Front.

KNX, HCBQ-Beulah. KFWB-Let's Talk Politics. KGER-.john Brown. KGFJ-Platter Party.

MPC EVERY NIGHT -9:30 to 12 P. M.

KMPC-Lucky Lager Dance. 9:45-KNX, KCBQ-Club 15.

KFWB-Your Income Tax. 9:55*KHJ, KGB, KLAC, KVOE-

News.

1 *KECA, HS-Hank Weaver. FM*HFI,

KFSD-The Reporter. HHJ, KFX31. KGB -1 Love a

Mystery. *KNX, HCBQ-10 O'clock Wire.

HFAC-Musical Crossroads. KFWB-Larry Finley. KGER-Peter Slack, Organ.

*KLAC-News; Slake Mine Music.

KMPC-Lucky Lager Dance. 10:15-KECA-1)r. Bailes.

KÌ1-.4 Joy Forever. *KHJ, KGB-Fronk Edwards. *KNX-William Kenneally.

HFSD-Lucky Lager Dance. 10:25-KNX-Tom Harmon. 10:30-RECA-Al .Jarvis Show.

KFI-Repent Performance. -

KH.I-t.onesume Gal. KNX-Starlight Salute.

10 :55-KNX-This 1 Believe. I KECA-Al Jarvis. ^. *KFI, KHJ, KNX-News.

RFSD. KMPC-rocky Lager KFWB-Larry Finley. KLAC-Make Mine Music.

11 :05-KECA -Meet the Band. 11:10-KNX-T. Hanlon Scoreboard. 11:15-KECA-New Yorkers.

HFI-L'. N. Is My Beat. Page Twenty-seven

TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 19 See Page 26 for 8 a.m, to

5 p.m. Daytime Radio Log Listings

HECA-Space Cadet. *KF'I-Feature Wire.

KHJ, KGB-Sgt. Preston of the Yukon.

*KNX, HCBQ-Edward R. Morrow.

KFAC-Sunset Serenade. &FOX-Sunshine Mission. &FWB-Red Rowe.

*KGER-News; Music Box. KGFJ-,lice at Five. KIEV-Easy Does It (to 8).

*KLAC-News; Sports. *KM ('C, RWHW-News.

KOWL-Mostly Instrumental. KRKD-Wagon Wheels.

5:10-KLAC-Los Angeles Today. KM'PC-Today in Sports.

5:15*KFI-News, Ted Meyers. ¿KNX-Tom Harmon.

KFOX-Dept. of Internal Revenue.

KGFt-Keyboard Magic. &LAC-Stars of the Week. KM PC-Lonesome Gal.

*KOH L-News. K WK W-Sports.

5:25*KE( A-World Flight Reporter. 5:30*KECA, KF.\MB-Chet Huntley.

KFI-('a+u C'ugat. KHJ. KFXM, KGB, KVOE-

Sky King. *KNX, KCBQ-World Today.

Carroll Alcott. KFAC-Viennese Varieties.

*KFOX-News. KGF,H-Tabernacle

Benedictions. KGFJ-Record Jackpot. KMI'C-Stars of Song. KRKD-Sports Dial. KWKW-Romano Spanish Hr. HXLA-Squeakin' Deacon.

5:45*KECA, KFMB-Bob Garred. *KFI, KFSD-News. *KNX, KCBQ-News, Goss.

KFOX-Your Fishcaster. KLAC-Sam Batter, Sports. KMPC-Top Tunes. KRKD-Race Results.

5:55*KHJ, KGB-Cecil Brown. *KNX, KCBQ-Local News. 6*HECA-Hank Weaver. KFI-At Home With Lionel

Barry more. *KHJ, KFXM, KGB, KVOE-

Gabriel Heatter. IKNX, KCBQ-Life With

Luigi. KFAC-Etchings in Silver.

*KFOX, KFWB, HLAC-News. KGER-American Soul Clinic. HGFJ-Request Performance.

*KMPC-Norman Nesbitt, News KRKD-Evening Varieties. RWHW-Italian Melodies. KXLA-Pasadena City

College. 6:05-HLAC-Bob McLaughlin. 6:10*HMPC-Calif. News. 6:15*KECA, KFMII-Elmer Davis.

KFI-Passing Parade. *KHJ, KGB-Radin Newsreel.

KFWB-Round-up. . IKMPC-Bob Kelley, Sports.

KXLA-Mary Burke King. 6:30*KECA-Headline Edition.

KFSD-Fibber McGee & Molly.

KHJ, KGB-Answer Man. IHNX. KCBQ-Pursuit.

HFAC-Musical Milestones. KFOX-Hal's Memory Room. KFWB-America Dances. KGER-Back to the Bible.

41(31P('-Santa Anita Races. KWKW-Hoyos Hour.

KXLA-Smiley Burnett. 6:45-KECA-Dinner Music.

*KHJ. KF.X"M, KGB, KVOE- News, Sam Hayes.

*KLM'-News. KRKD-Jack Patton.

6:55*KH,1. KGB-Bill Henry. HEC A, KFMB-Silver Eagle.

14KFI, KFSD-Eddie Cantor. KHJ, KFXML, KGB-Black

Museum. IHNX, KCBQ-People Are

Funny. HI-ON-Carter Wright. KFWB-America Dances. HGER-Family Bible Hour. HGFJ-Musical Digest.

*HMPC-John W. Vandercook. *HRHD, KGIL, KLAC. HMPC,

KXLA-News. 7:05-HLAC-Rob McLaughlin. 7:15-KMP('-John T. Flynn.

HRHD-3/a Time Waltzes. KXLA-Joe Allison.

7:30/KECA-Mr. President. KFI, KFSD-Robert

Montgomery. Page Twenty-eight ti

IHHJ, KFXM, KGB. KVOE- Peter Salem.

IHNX-Hollywood Music Hall. KFAC-Echoes and Encores.

*KFW B-Community News. HGER-Oriental Missionary. HMPC-fenny Serenade. HRKD-Dr. Richardson. KW KW-Betz Spanish Frog.

7:35dKFl-Man Called X. 7 :45*KFO X-N ews.

HF1tB-Rosary Hour. KWKW-Olga Andre.

7:55-KLAC-Weather Report. 8IKECA-Newsstand Theater.

KFI, KFSD-One Man's Fami IM.

KHJ, KIX31, KGB. KVOE- Count of Monte Cristo.

*KNX, K('BQ-Lowell Thomas. HFAC-Evening Concert. KFOX-Ad. in Heritage. RIW'B-Animal, Vegetable,

Mineral. KGER-Bible Treasury. KGFJ-Blue of Evening.

*HLAC-News; Music to Remember.

*KMIL'C-News; Sports. 8:15*KFI, KFSD-World News.

KNX, KCBQ-Jack Smith. HGER-Hebrew Christian. KGk,)-Business Reporter. KMI'C-Band of Today. HXLA-lour Report Card.

8:30IKECA-Metropolitan Opera Auditions.

IHFI, KI'SD-Cavalcade of America.

KHJ, KGB, KVOE-Dr. Kildare.

IHNX, KCBQ-Mr. and Mrs. North.

*KFWB-News. KGER-Music Hall. KGFJ-College of

Divine Science. HMPC-Opening Night. KXLA-Ole Rasmussen.

8:45-KFOX-Adv. in Research. KFWB-ti. N. Today.

*KGFJ-News 91RECA, KFMB-America's

Town Meeting. IHF'I, KFSD-Bob Hope. *KHJ, KFXA1, KGB, KVOE-

News, Glenn Hardy. KNX-Visitin' Time. KFAC-Evening Concert. KFOX-Ray Robinson Show. KFSD-Spirit of L.LF.E. KFWB-Public Service. HGER-Income Tax 'Talk. KGFJ-Hunter Hancock. KMPC-Songs You Remember. KW'HW-Jack Eaton Show. HXLA-Squeakin' Deacon.

9:13*KHJ, KGB, KVOE-Fulton Lewis, Jr.

HFWB-Let's Live a Little. KGER-Melody Four Quartet. KWKW-Psychology Speaks.

9:30-KFI, KFSD-H'wood. Theater. KHJ, KGB. KVOE-Official

Detective. KNX, KCBQ-Beulah. HGER-John Brown. KGFJ-flatter Party. KMPC-Lucky Lager Dance.

9:43-KECA-Monitor News. ¿KNX, HCBQ-Peggy Lee.

KFWB-Civilian Defense. 9:55*KHJ, KFXM. KGB, KVOE-

News. 10*KECA-Hank Weaver. News. *KFI, KFSD-The Reporter. ¿KHJ, KFXM, KGB -1 Love a

Mystery. *KNX, KCBQ-10 O'clock Wire.

KFAC-Musical Crossroads. KFWB-Larry Finley. HGER-Peter Slack. KMPC-Lucky Dance Thne.

10:15-RECA-Dr. Frederick Bailes. KFI-A Joy Forever.

*KHJ, KGB-Frank Edwards. *KNX-Bill Kenneally. *KLAC-News; Make Mine

Music. KFSD-Lucky Dance Time,

10:25-KNX-Tom Harmon. 10:30-KECA, HFMB-Al Jarvis.

KFI-Repeat Performance. KHJ, KGB-Lonesome Gal. KNX-Philip Norman.

10:35--KNX-This I Believe.

1 -KECA-Al Jima is. KHJ, KNX-News,

KFSD, KMl'C-lucky Dance Time.

KFWB-Larry Finley. HLAC Make Mine Music.

11:10-KNX-T. Hanlon Scoreboard. 11:15-KFI-Biltmore Orchestra.

KHJ-Crowell's Nest. KNX-Merry-Go-Round.

11:30-SECA-Sterling Young Orch. KFI-Terrea Lea.

TV-RADIO LIFE

Radio in Review-Continued increase justified?" was debated by representatives of labor, politics and economy.

Upcoming broadcasts will include discussions on the political issues in the headlines and such pertinent questions as "Should the U.S. intervene in the French Indo- China affair?"

Listeners can gain a bit of knowledge and under- standing of the question under debate each week, but In addition there are other related topics which are discussed by the panelists from time to time. This sort of information proves valuable to the listener who the next day may himself be involved in a neighborly debate on the same issue.

"Open Forum" is not entertaining, but for those who are looking for serious moments on radio which can help understand the fast-moving events of our day, it is worth the forty-five minutes of listening time.-A.G.

Off Mike ( Personalities )

When Gisele Lost Her Violin She had planned to be a violinist. But in place of

cadenzas by Paganini and concertos by Beethoven and Brahms, Gisele MacKenzie, singing star of CBS Radio's "Club 15," now practices song hits and bouncy ballads which make the airwaves tuneful each Monday, Wednes- day and Friday, KNX, 9:45 p.m. -

Singing instead of playing the fiddle became Gisele's occupation only by accident. It started the day she walked away from her car to do a little shopping, leaving her precious violin in the auto, only to return and find that it had been taken by some passer-by. She now suspects that the violin thief was a benefactor in disguise.

At the time she lost her violin Gisele was vocalizing, but only as an added talent to her first love ... playing the violin. A Canadian orchestra leader, Bob Shuttle - worth, had heard her sing once and had featured her as both a songstress and a violinist. The same week she lost her violin, officials of the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation, who had heard her sing with Shuttleworth's music men, offered her a chance to sing on an air show, "Meet Gisele." This show ran for four years, and her unique singing style and fresh voice won her such acclaim that within a month of her initial broadcast she was singing on three separate shows each week.

And she's never had time to be a violinist since.

RONALD COLMAN RECORDS BIBLE READINGS

Ronald Colman recently broke away from his duties as president of Ivy College on NBC's "The Halls of Ivy" long enough to record an album of readings from the Bible for RCA -Victor.

Tuesday Radio Program Highlights A.M. Programs In Lightface Type: P.M. Programs in Boldface

Comedy -Variety 3:00-Arthur Godfrey, KNX. 6:00-Life With Luigi, KNX. 6:30-Fibber McGee & Molly,

KFI. 7:00-Eddie Cantor, KFI. 7:00-People Are Funny. KNX. 9:00-Bob Hope, KFI.

Quiz, Participation 8:00-McNeill Brkfst. Club.

KECA. 8:30-Grand Slam, KNX.

11:00-Double or Nothing, KFI. 11 :30-Queen for a Day. KHJ. 12:30-Art Linkletter, KNX. 3:00-Welcome Travelers. KFI.

Sports 5:15-Tom Harmon, KNX. 5:45-Sam Baiter, [LAC- 6:13-Bob Kelley, KMPC. 6:30-Joe Hernandez. HMPC.

Public Interest -information 9:00-T -n Me.t'nr RECA.

Mystery -Detective 7:00-John Steele, KHJ. 7:3.5-Man Called X, KFI. 8:30-M1r. & Mrs. North, KNX.

10:00-1 Love a Mystery. KHJ.

Comment -Narration 4:30-Burritt Wheeler. KFI.

Classical, Semi -Classical Music 7:30-Hollyw'd Music Hall, KNB

Drama 6:30-Pursuit, KNX. 7:30-Mr. President, [MCA. 7:00-Black Museum, KHJ. 7:30-Peter Salem, KHJ. 8:00-Newsstand Theater, RECA 8:30-Cavalcade of America.

KFI. 8:30-2000 Plus. KHJ.

TV-RADIO LIFE v,o

Record YUtes to Voll §

By ANDY MANSFIELD §

THIS WEEK'S NATURAL SEVEN: Ray Anthony's "Broken Hearted" (Capitol), Toni Arden's "Heart of Stone, Heart of Wood" (Columbia), Pearl Bailey's "Birth of the Blues" (Coral), Rosemary Clooney's "Tenderly" (Colum- bia), Ella Fitzgerald's `Rough Ridin" (Decca), Kay Starr's "Wheel of Fortune" (Capitol), and Billy Williams's "Calloway Went Thataway" (MGM).

Yma Sumac (Capitol) makes her second great album appearance on the eight sides comprising "Legend of the Sun Virgin" to Vivanco's de- scriptive music based on Inca folklore. While more melodic than her first album, the unusual Sumac voice range still dominates and amazes with its four -octave range, making the material she uses of secondary importance, but still excellent.

Louis Armstrong, Velma Middleton and the All -Stars (Decca) have a top pair of novelties in "Big Butter and Egg Man" and "You're the Apple

of My Eye," both with plenty of Satchmo ad-libs. While primarily vocals, Pop's horn is still there with some very choice notes.... Pearl Bailey and Don Redman (Coral) are another duo in similar style on "I Heard," the jazz classic of yesterday done to a turn in frantic tempo. For those who like Pearl in her hesitant, lazy style (including us) there's another little gem called "Nothin" that's really sumpin.'

Sarah Vaughn (Columbia) has one of her most provoca- tive waxings in "Pinky," adapted from Alfred Newman's movie theme as a vocalise, or song without words. To fine Percy Faith backing, here is a top example of pure and unadulterated Vaughn control without formal wordage to hamper her style.... Ziggy Elman (MGM) has a great pair of top dance sides in "Sweet and Lovely" and "Come to the Casbah," with emphasis on the latter with its East- ern flavor, good Elman trumpet, lots of drums, and what Boyer probably had in mind when he said it.

Can you imagine a vocal duet between Wee Bonnie Baker and Porky Pig? Not so impossible when Porky hap- pens to be Mel Blanc and the tune is "That's All Folks," Blanc's movie cartoon sign -off. It was good to hear the "Oh Johnny" gal again in another cute novelty, if only to remind us that our tiny -voiced favorite is still singing in her own individual way. ... A. M.

PAPA WAS A BIKE RIDER NBC's Mario Lanza inherited his father's adoration for

great music but not his enthusiasm for bicycle -riding. Papa was a champion six -day bike rider.

Wednesday Radio Program Highlights A.M. Programs In Lightface Type; P.M. Programs in Boldface.

Comedy -Variety 3:00-Arthur Godfrey, KNX. 6:00-Red Skelton, KNX. 7:00-Halls of Ivy, HFI. 6:30-Bing Crosby, KNX. 8:30-Great Gildersleeve, KFI. 8:30-Gracie Fields, KHJ. 9:00-Groucho Marx, BFI.

Quiz, Participation 8:00-McNeill Bkfst. Club, KECA 8:30-Grand Slam, KNX.

11:00 --Double or Nothing. KFI. 11:30-Queen for a Day, KHJ. 12:38-Art Linkletter, KNX. 3:00-Welcome Travelers, HFI. 8:00-Name That Song, KHJ.

Sports 5:15-Tom Harmon, KNX. 5:45-Sam Batter, KLAC.

6:00-Bill Stern, KFI. 6:15-Bob Kelley, KMPC. 6:30-Joe Hernandez, KMPC. 7:00-Fights, KNX.

Drama 7:00-Family Theater, KHJ. 8:30-Dr. Christian, KNX. 9:00-Big Town, KNX. 9:30-The Big Story, KFI. 9:30-Out of Thunder, KHJ.

Mystery -Detective 6:30-Barry Craig, KFI. 7:30-Mystery Theater, KECA. 8:00-The Top Guy, KECA. 8:30-Rogue's Gallery, RECA.

10:00-I Love a Mystery, KHJ.

Comment -Narration 4:30-Burritt Wheeler, KFI.

WEDNESDAY, FEB. 20 See Page 26 for 8 a.m. to

5 p,m. Daytime Radio Log Listings

KECA-Fun Factory. *KFI, KMPC, KWKW-News.

KHJ, KGB-Green Hornet. *KNX, KCBQ-Ed. R. Marrow.

HFAC-Sunset Serenade. KFOX-Sunshine Mission. KFWB-Red Rowe.

*HGER-News; Music Box. KGFJ-Jive at Five. KIEV-Easy Does It (to 8). *KLAC-News, Sports.

ROWL-Mostly Instrumental. HRHD-Wagon Wheels. KXLA-Melody Valley.


5:15*HFI-News, Ted Meyers. IKNX-Tom Harmon.

*HGER, HOWL-News. KGFJ-Pianists of the Future. KLAC-Stars of the Week. KMPC-Lonesome Gal. K WH W-Sports.

5:25*KECA-World Flight Reporter. 5:30*SEC A, KFMB-Chet Huntley. KFI-Casa Cugat. KHJ, KGB-Wild Bill Hickok.

*KNX, KCBQ-Carroll Alcott. KFAC-Viennese Varieties. *KFOX-News. HGER-Tab'nacle Benedictions KGFJ-Record Jackpot. KMPC-Stars of Song. HRHD-Sports Dial. HWHW-Romano Spanish Hr. HXLA-Squeakin' Deacon.

5:35*KLAC-News. 5:45*KECA, KFMB-Bob Garred.

*KFI, KFSD-Elmer Peterson. *KNX, KCQB-News, Goss. KFOX-Your Fishcaster. (HLAC-Sam Baiter, Sports.

KMPC-Top Tunes. HRHD-Race Results.

5:55*K1U, KGB-Cecil Brown. *KNX, HCBQ-Local ews.

6*KECA-Hank Weaver HFI-At Home With Lionel

Barrymore. *KHJ, KGB-Gabriel Heatter.

KNX, KCBQ-Red Skelton. K'''AC-Etehings in Silver.

*KFOX, KFWB, KLAC-News. HGER-American Soul Clinic. KGFJ-Request Performance. *KMPC-Norman Nesbitt, News. BRED-Evening Varieties. HWHW-Italian Melodies. KXLA-Pasadena Players.

6:05-KLAC-Bob McLaughlin. 6:10*HMPC-Calif. News. 6:15*HECA, KFMB-Elmer Davis. KFI-Passing Parade.

*KHJ, KGB-Radio Newsreel. KFWB-Sports Round -Up.

¿HMPC-Bob Kelley, Sports. 8:30*KECA--Headline Edition.

KFI, KFSD-Barry Craig. KHJ, KGB-Answer Mau. IKNX, KCBQ-Bing Crosby. KFAC-Musical Milestones. KFOX-Hat's Memory Room. KFWB-America Dances. HGER-Back to the Bible.

IKMP(:-Santa Anita Races. KWKW-Hoyos Hour. KXLA-Smiley Burnett. 6:45-KECA-Dinner Music.

*KH,I, KGB-News, Sam Hayes. KRHD-Jack Patton. 6:55*KHJ, KGB-Bill Henry. 7-FIECA, KFMB-Loue Ranger.

IKFI, KFSD-Halls of Ivy. KHJ-Family Theater. KNX, KCBQ-Fights. KFAC-Music at Seven. KFWB-America Dances. HGER-Family Bible Hour.

"MUSICAL DIGEST" Family Dinner Hour Concert

7:00 to 8:00 P.M. Nightly including Sunday KGFJ 1230 Kc.

KGFJ-Musical Digest. *KEIL, KLAC, KRKD, KXLA

-News. *KMPC-John W. Vander000k.

7 :05-KLAC-Bob McLaughlin. 7:15-KMPC-John T. Flynn.

KPPC-Organ Recital. KKHD-3/4 Time Waltzes. KXLA-Joe Allison.

7:30ISECA, KFMB-Mystery Theater.

KFI-Robert Montgomery. KHJ, KGB-Cisco Kid.

KFAC-Echoes and Encores. KFOX-Meet the Band. HFWB-Community News. HGER-Rev. AI Harlan. HGIL-Civil Defense. KMPC-Penny Serenade. HRHD-Dr. Richardson. HWHW-Betz Spanish Hour. 7:35-KFI, KFSD-Meredith

Willson's Music Room. 7:45*KF-OX-News.

KFWB-Rosary Hour. HWHW-Public Health.

:55-KLAC -Weather Report.

Q ¿KECA, HFMB-The Top Guy.

KFI, KFSD-One Man's Family.

KH,J, KGB-Name That Song. *KNX, HCBQ-Lowell Thomas.

KFAC-Evening Concert. KFWB-Who Ya Laughin' At? KGER-Bible Treasury. KGFJ-Internal Revenue.


*KMPC-News; Sports. HWHW-Church in Action.

*HXLA-News; Cal nth. 8:15*KFI., KFSD-World News.

KNX, KCBQ-Jack Smith, Dinah Shore.

KGER-Hebrew Christian. KGFJ-Dept of Employment. KMPC-Band of Today. HWKW-News.

8:30 HECA, KFMB-Rogues' Gallery.

IHFL, KFSD-The Great Gildersleeve.

IHHJ., KGB-Gracie Fields. ¿KNX KCBQ-Dr. Christian

KFOX-L. B. Town Forum. *KFWB-News.

HGER-Music Hall. KGFJ-College of

Divine Science. KMPC-Opening Night. KWKW-You & Your Schools. KXLA-Ole Rasmussen.

8:45-KFWB-U. N. Today. KGER-Report Card.

*KGFJ-News. ICI-Vine Street Varieties. IHFI, KFSD-Groucho Marx. *KHJ, KGB-Glenn Hardy. ¿KNX, KCBQ-Big Town.

KFAC-Evening Concert. KFOX-Ray Robinson. KFWB-Backstage Blonde. KGER-Hymns "f All

Churches. KGFJ-Hunter Hancock.


KMPC-Songs Yon Remember. HWHW'-Dept. of Employment KXLA-Squeakin' Deacon.

9:15*HHJ, KCB-Fulton Lewis, Jr. KFWB-Guest Star. KW'KW-Gordon B. Lloyd. 9:30-SECA-Pan American Union.

¿HFI, KFSD-The Big Story. ¿KH,1-Out of Thunder.

KNX, KCBQ-Beulah. KFWB--Let's Talk Politics. KGER-John Brown. KGFJ-Platter Party. KMPC-Lueky Lager Dance.

9:45-KNX, HCBQ-Club 15. KFWB-Mood for Moonlight.

9 :55*KHJ, KGB-News. 1O*HECA, KFMB-Hank Weaver.

*KFI: KFSD-The Reporter. ¿KHJ KGB-I Love a Mystery. *KNX, KCBQ-10 O'Clock Wire.

KFAC-Musical Crossroads. KFWB-Larry Finley. KGER-Peter Slack, Organ.

*KLAC-News; Make Mine Music.

HMPC-Lucky Lager Hance. 10:15-KECA-Dr. Frederick Belles. KFI-A Joy Forever.

*KH,J, KGB-Frank Edwards. *KNX-Bill Kenneally.

KFSD-Lucky Lager Dance. 10 :25-KNX-Tom Harmon. 10:30-KECA-Al Jarvis.


10:55-KNX-This I Believe. KECA-Al Jarvis.

*KFI. KH.1, KNX-News. HFAC-Musical Crossroads. KFWB-Larry Finley. HMPC, KFSD-Lucky Vance

Time. 11:10-KNX-T. Hanlon Scoreboard. 11:15-KFI-Palladium Oreh.

KHJ-Crowell's Nest. KNX-Merry-Go-Round.

11:30-KECA-The Three Dons. KU-Tiffany Club Orch. KGFJ-Five Four Ballroom.

11:45-KFI-For You. KNX-Yon and the World.

12*KECA, N KX-News. KFI-Musical Menu.

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TV-RADIO LIFE THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 21

See Page 26 for 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Daytime Radio

Log Listings

IE-KECA-Space Cadet. e*KF!-Feature Wire.

KH,I, KGB-Sgt. Preston of the Yukon.

*KNX, KCBQ-Edw. R. Morrow KF.'.C-Sunset Serenade. KFOX-Sunshine Mission. KFW'B-Red Rowe.

*KGER-News; Music Box. KGFJ-Jive at Five. KIEV-Easy Does It (to 8).

*KLAC, KMPC, KWHW-News HOWL-Mostly Instrumental. KRKD-Wagon Wheels. KXLA-Melody Valley.


6:15*KFI-News. ¿KNX-Tom Harmon. *KGER. KOWL-News.

HGFJ-Keyboard Magic, KLAC-Stars of the Week. KMPC-Lonesome Gal. KWKW-Sports.

5:25*HECA-World Flight Reporter. 5:30*KECA, KFMB-('het Huntley.

KFI-Casa Cugat. KHJ, KGB-Sky King.

*KNX, KCBQ-Carroll Alcott. KFAC-Viennese Varieties.

*KFOX-News. KGER-Tali nacle Benedictiods KGFJ-Record Jackpot. KMPC-Stars of Song. KRKD-Sports Dial. KWHW-Romano Spanish Hr. KXLA-Squeakin' Deacon.

5:35*K L.1C-News. 5:45*AEC.'., KFMB-Bob Garred.

*KFI, KFSD-Elmer Peterson. *KNX, KCBQ-News, Goss.

KFOX-]bur Fishcaster. ¿KLAC-Sam Baiter. Sports.

KMPC-Top Tunes. KRKD-Race Results.

5:55*KHJ, KGB-Cecil Brown. *KNX. K('BQ-News.

6*KECA-Hank Weaver. KF1-At Home With Lionel

itarl'ymore. *KILL Kt:Itt-Gabriel Heatter. ¿KNX, nelB-Mr. Chameleon.

KFA,'-Etchings in Silver. *KFON. ltFW'II, KLAC-News.

KGER-American Son] Clinic. KGF.)-Request Performance.

*KMPC-Norman Nesbitt. KRKD-Evening Varieties. KWKW-Itallan Melodies. KXLA-Scandinavian Music.

6:05-KLAC-Bob McLaughlin. 6:10*KMPC-Calif. News. 6:15*KEC'A, KFNIB-Elmer Davis.

KFI-Passing Parade. *KHJ, KGB-Radio Newsreel.

KFWB-Sport s Round -up. ¿KMPC-Bob Kelley, Sports.

6:25*KNX-News. 6:30*KECA-Headline Edition.

KFI-Bold Venture. KHJ. KGB-Answer Man. KNX, KCBQ-Stars in the Air. K FAC-Musical Milestones. KFIJX-Hat's Memory Room. HEWS-America Dances. KGER-Back to the Bible.

¿KMPC-Santa Anita Races. KW'KW-Hoyos Hour. KMA-Smiley Burnett.

6:15-KECA-Dinner Dance. *KHJ, KGB-Sam Hayes.

11111(11-Jack Patton. 6:55*K1lJ, KGB -11111 Henry.

7AEC.'., KFMB-Silver Eagle. ¿KF1, KFSD-Hit Parade. ',KM-Adventures of Casanova. ¿KNX. Kl'ISO-H'wnod Sound

Stage: "One -Way Passage," It t It Banian, Brank Lovejoy

KF.'.('-Music at Seven. KFOX-Doctors Make History. KEW'S-America Dances. KGER-Family Bible Hour. KI:F.1-Musical Digest.

*K(ill.. KLAC, KKK!), KXLA -News.

*KMI'('-.Inhn W. Vandercook. 7:05-KLAC-Bob McLaughlin. 7:15-RFO X-C ivil Defense.

KMPC-John T. Flynn. KRKD-:('t Time Waltzes. KXLA-Joe Allison.

7:30¿1{ECA. KF3111-1/efense Atty. KFI-Robert Montgomery.

*KHJ, KGB-Reporters Round- up.

KNX, K(BQ-Reserve. HFAC-Eehues and Encores. HFOX-Sleet the Band. HFSD-Bald Venture. KFWB-Community News. KGER-Helen Markham. KMPC-Penny Serenade.

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KRKD-Dr. Richardson. KWKW-Betz Spanish Frog.

7:35*KFI-News; Music. 7:45*KFOX-News.

KFWB-Rosary Hour. KWHW-Nat'l. Guard.

7:55-KLAC-Weather News. 84KECA, KFMB-Original

Amateur Hour. HFI, KFSD-One Man's

Family. KHJ, KGB-Tarzan.

*KNX, KCBQ-Lowell Thomas. KFAC-Evening Concert. KFWB-Animal, Mineral,

Vegetable, KGER-Bible Treasury. KGFJ-(Blue of Evening.

*KLAC-News: Music to Remember.

*KMPC-News; Sports. HWKW-Church in Action.

8:15*KFI, KFSD-World News. KNX, KCBQ-Jack Smith,

Gunny Simms. KGER-Hebrew Christian. KGFJ-Here's to Veterans. KMPC-Band of Today. KXLA-Civilian Defense.

8:30-KFI, HFSD-Father Knows Best.

KHJ, KGB-Hardy Family. ¿KNX, HCBQ-Hallmark

Playhouse. KFOX-Chemistry vs. a Killer.

*KFW II-News. KGER-Victory Through

Christ. HGFJ-College of

Divine Science. KMPC-Opening Night. HWKW-Hungaria Radio. KXLA-Ole Rasmussen.

S:45-RECA-John Carver. KFWB-P. N. Today.

*KGFJ-News. 9¿RECA, KFMB-The Redhead.

¿KFI KFSD-Dragnet. *KILL, KGB-Glenn Hardy. ¿KNX, RCM-FBI in Peace

and War. ..K FAC-Evening Concert. lC FOX-Ray Robinson. KFWB-Stop Foolin' Yourself. KGER-Hymns of All

Churches. KGFJ-Hunter Hancock.


KMPC-Songs You Remember. KWHW-Civil Air Patrol. KNLA-Squeakin' Deacon.

9:1.5*KH,1, KGB-Fulton Lewis, Jr. KWKW-Gordon B. Lloyd.

9:30*KECA-Foreign Reporter. ¿KFI, KFSD-Mr. Keen.

KHJ. KGB-Rod & Gun Club. KNX, KCBQ-Beulah. KFWB-('iril Liberties. KGER-John Brown. KGFJ-Platter Party. KMPC-Lucky Lager Dance.

9:45-KECA-Academy for Applied Nutrition.

¿KNX, KCBQ-Peggy Lee. KFWB-Dave Ballard.

9:55*KH.I, KGB-News, 10*KECA, KFMR-Hank Weaver,

News. *KFI, KFSD-The Reporter.

KHJ, KGB-I Love a Mystery. *KNX, K('BQ-10 O'clock Wire.

KFAC-Musical Crossroads. KFWB-Larry Finley.

*KLAC-News; Make Mine Music.

KMPC-Luekv Lager Dance. 10:15-KECA-Dr. Frederick Belles.

KFI-A ,goy Forever. *KIM-Frank Edwards. *KNX-Bill Kenneally.

KFSD-Lucky Lager Dance. 10:25-KNX-Tom Harmon. 10:30-KECA-Al ,garais.


10:55-KNX-This I Relieve. *KLAC-News.

11 KECA-Al Jarvis. *KFI. KR.i KNX-News.

KFWB-Larry Finley. KMPC, KFSD-Lucky Lager

Dance. KLAC-Make Mine Music.

11:10-KNX-Tom Hanlon. 11:15-HFI-1952 Heart Fund-Fred

Waring Orch. KHJ-Crowell's Nest. KNX-Merry-Go-Round.

11:30-KECA-Danny Stewart Orch. KFI-Terrea Lea. HGFJ-F lve-Four Ballroom.

11:45-KFI-Here's to Vets. KNX-Tun and the World.

12*KECA, KNX-News. KFI-Musical Mena. KFWB-Larry Finley (to 4). KGFJ-Nightlife. KMPC-Arthur Murray Party. KRKD-Moonlight Serenade

(to 5:30).

ear, dye inspire the PeN Mrs. Marjorie Campbell, no address.

I view with alarm the very bad taste of Red Skelton in telling a joke and using Kate Smith's name like he did on his Sunday -grogram. It certainly was uncalled for.

Kate Smith Red Skelton

Dorothy Nicol, 15513 S. Van Ness, Gardena, Calif.

Just a line to say we enjoyed the humorous article of Jack Rourke's. It was such a delightful story. He gave all the cast of "Ladies' Matinee" credit, which I liked.

Also received letters from Margaret Rose, 515 Sunset Ave., L. A., Calif., and The O'Sheas of Foothill Blvd., Sunland, Calif., saying they liked the Rourke story.

Mrs. Jon Peoblic, no address. Hurrah for Arthur Godfrey. It's not Arthur's mind that's

in the gutter. It's the people who send in the stories, and he merely reads them... .

As for Zsa Zsa Gabor. Well she's tops in my estimation. She has (everything). We like her very much. Her taste isn't all in her mouth.

Hope you liked our cover of Zsa Zsa. TV-Radio Life picked her as the outstanding female personality in TV for 1951. We also have a story coming up on Arthur Godfrey, concerning whether he is "risque" or not. Don't miss it.

Addison Simms, Seattle, Wash. The real comedians of the TV channels are the a

nouncers and the "commercial" spielers, with their re- dundancies and grotesque malformations of their mother, tongue. .. .

The "grotesque malformations', must have really been bad, if .Addison heard them all the way in Seattle.

Freida Bines, 1800 S. Bronson Ave., Hollywood, Calif.

In many of your issues I find letters concerning the unequaled "Mellomen" quartet. I wish to put my two cents in also, I find them to be of strict integrity and great devotion to their fans. They are men of fine families, high moral character and attractive social qualities. I

trust that you will be able to find a place for them in your magazine, for a nice article.

TV-Radio Life is gathering material for a feature story of "The Mellomen."

Mrs. S. McIntyre, address withheld. May I ask, as a sincerely loyal fan of Korla Pandit-

am I alone in thinking Korla's new over -amorous "con- noisseur de romane" attitude is as uncomplimentary to his program as his former very gracious and amiable attitude was acceptable? . , .

Thursday Radio Program Highlights A.M. Programs in Lightface Type: P.M. Programs In Boldface.

Comeay-Variety 3:00-Arthur Godfrey, KNX, 8:30-Father Knows Best. KFI. 9:00-The Redhead, KECA.

Quiz, Participation 8 :0O-McNeill Bkfst. Club. KECA 8:30-Grand Slam, KNX

11:00-Double or Nothing. KF1. I1:30-Queen for a Day, KN.] 12:30-Art Linkletter, KNX. 3:00-Welcome Traveler,. KFI. 8:00-Original Amateur. KECA.

Drama 7:00-Siiver Eagle. KECA. 7:00-Adv. of Casanova, KHJ. 8:30-Hallmark Playhouse. KNX

sports

5:15-Tom Harmon. KNX. 5:4.5-Sam Baiter. KLAC. 6:00-Bill Stern, KFI. 6:15-Roh Kelley. KMPC. 6:30-Joe Hernandez. KMPC.

Mystery -Detective

6:00 Mr. Chameleon, KNX. 6:30-Bold 5 entere. KF1. 7:30-Defense Attorney, RECA. 9:011-FBI in Peace & War. KNX 9:00-Dragnet. KFI.

10:00-1 love a Mvsterv. KHJ.

Comment -Narration

4:30-Barritt Wheeler RECA.

TV-RADIO LIFE Am I wrong-or do his other fans wish for the "old"

Korla back? A good question?

Judy Ashford, 1628 Georgina, Santa Monica, Calif. Could you please tell me Why "Johnny Dollar" has gone

off the air? I am very mad about the whole episode. First, the program was substituted by another! Then I

had to listen to it by short wave with two other programs interfering. Then it went off altogether. That's the last straw!

Is KNX batty or something? Don't they know that "Johnny Dollar" is a very popular radio program! Ed- mond O'Brien makes if popular! Please get me 'all the dope on this subject you can.

Name withheld, Compton, Calif. Why did they ruin "Frosty Frolics" by making a year-

round show out of it? I agree it's good but too much is too much.

Cheers and cheers go to Liberace -he's wonderful. I hope to see him every Wednesday evening.

Eddie Albert is doing a wonderful job.. , .

What happened to Jerry Colon- na? He would make a good replace- ment for Milton Berle and his corn.

I look forward to reading your wonderful magazine. Keep up the good work.

At the present tizne. ,Jerry Colonna is doing mainly guest appearances.

Jerry Colonna

Mrs. E. E. Outzs, 844 Main St., El Segundo, Calif. In a recent issue, one person attacked my very favorite -Arthur Godfrey. There must be plenty of "us mortals"

who enjoy his stories and jokes, also his uke... .

I don't believe anyone could replace him. Perhaps you can tell me why KNXT took his `Talent Scout" program from the air and replaced him with a film? I would like to know the answer to this one.

Reason: the sponsor found the Pacific Coast time of this i,zicrowaved program too early ( period to attract enough of un audience II, warrant the added networking ens 1.

Mrs. H. Wolfe, 2609 Peck Avenue, San Pedro, Calif. The program "Black Museum,". on radio Tuesday eve-

nings, would be an interesting program if they could get together with the sound. Orson Welles speaks in such a "whispering voice" you have to turn up the radio in order to hear him, then suddenly he stops and the players speak or the crashing "brass" music comes on and nèarly breaks Your ear drums. Maybe Mr. Welles thinks he is being very dramatic .to use the tone of voice he does, but please, can't they either tune the others to his tone or have him speak louder so you can 'keep the program at a happy medium? Orson Welles

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Friday Radzo Program Highlights A .11. Programs in Liehtfaee Type: P.M. Programs in noio,

Comedy -Variety 9:30 -Mr. Dist. Atty., KLt I. 3:00 -Arthur Godfrey, KNN. 7:00 -Maisie, KILJ, 8:30 -Roy Rogers, REI, 9:00 -Martin and Lewis, KFI., 9:00 -Ozzie and Harriet. KE('A. 9:30 -Regla h. KNX.

Quiz. Participation 8:00-51cNeill Ektst. Club, KKC.t 8:30 -Grand Slam, KFI.

11:00 -Double or Nothing, BFI. 11:30 -Queen for a Day, Kil.I. 12:30 -Art Linkletter; KNX. 3:00 -Welcome Travelers, KFI.

Comment -Narration 4 :30-Bu'ritt Wheeler, R El .

Drama 6 :30 -Short Story , Kr!. 8:30 -The Line -Up, KNX.

Jlysierp-Delerline 8:00-Ilicltard Diamond, KEI t. 8:30 -'('his Is Your FBI, Kha'A. 8:30 -('rime Does Not Pay, K11.1.

10:011-1 lore a Mystery, Kll,l. .Sp ri.s

5 :15 -Tom Harmon. KN X. 5:15 --Sam Baiter, KLA(`. 6:00 -Bill Stern, BFI. 6:15 -Bob Kelley, KM PC. 6:30 -Joe Hernandez. KMP('. î:00 -Boxing, KE('.\,

Public Interest ::00 -Capitol Cloakroom, K A \ .

7:30 -Women's Comm, KNN.

FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 22 See Page 26 for 8 a.m, to

5 p.m. Daytime Radio Log Listings

le-Fun Factory. *KEl-Venture Wire.

KIIJ, KI:B-The Green Hornet *KNX, KCBQ-Edward R.

)1 u n'ow. KFAI'-Sunset Serenade. K EON -Sunshine Mission. KF\t'IS-lied Rowe.

*KI:l' li -News; Music Box. KGl'.l-4ke at Five. KIKI -i:u sy lines It (to 8), *K LA NIns; Sports.

*KM PC- N -,vs; Business News. KOw'1.- Most ly Instrumental. KRKD-3\:,gon Wheels. *KKK \\ -Neu's; Sports.

5:10-HLA('-Los Angeles Today. KM l'(' -Today in Sports.

5:15*KFI, K(:ER-News. ¿KX\-Tom Harmon.

KO1',1-Pianists of the Fol are KLA('-Stars of the Week. K3I I'(' -Lonesome Gal.

*KO VI I. -News. 5:25*KI':l'.t-31 °rid Flight Reporter. 5:311*KE('.A, K11111 -('het Huntley.

K F'1 -Casa ('neat. KH.I, KGB-Wild Bill Hickok. *KN X, Kl'13Q-('arroll Alcott. KF.4.C-Viennese Varieties.

*KFOX-News. ROER-'rab'uncle Benedictions KOF.I-Record Jackpot. KM PI' -Stars of Song. KIWIS -Sports Dial. K\{'KW-Romano Smeraldo. K XI.A-Squeakin' Deacon,

:35*KLA1'-Nrwy, 5:45*Klit'.t, M. Garrett. *K I'I, K FSD-Elmer Peterson. *KN\, KCBQ-News, Goss. KFu\-Your Fishcaster. KL.i('-Sani Baiter, Sports.

K\lPC-Top Tunes. KRKD-Race Results.

5:55*KH.1, KOB-('eeil Brow,,, *KNX, K('BQ-News.

e*KECA-Hank Weaver, News, KI'I-At Home With Lionel,

Ito rrvmore. *K11.1, KGB -Ga brie) Heatter. liN X -'l'ont Harmon.

K F':\('-Etchlugs in Silver. *K FOX, KFWB, KLA('-News. KGER-American Soul Clinic. KlF.I-Request Performance.

*Kyll'C-Norllaan Nesbitt, News KRKD-Evening Varieties. KWKW-Italian Melodies. KXLA-i'eoperty Owners.

fi:05. -KLAC-Boh McLaughlin. 6 :10-K FOX-\\ eck End Weather. *KM i'('-I 'al tf. News. 6:13*KEI'.1, KF.11B-Elster Davis.

K El -Passing Parade. *KH.1, KGB-Radio Newsreel. *KN\ -News on the Record.

K l'W It --Sports Round -up. KM l'l'-Bub Kelley, Sports. K\I,.\-Fed. of Women's

clwz.. z: zz*KEl 'A -Headline Edition.

J KFI, REMIS -Short Story. KILT, KGIt-Toe :Answer Man. K N \-Reser, e. 1. 1'tl'-\Ii.illl Milestones, IU l l \-1l,t i'. Memory Room. 1:1 15 It -America Dancer. KIh:R-Back to the Bible, *I. %I l'(' -Santa Anita Rares. KW KW -Hoyos Hoar. KXL:1-Smiley Burnett.

c zr-kl'l'A-Dhmer Music. *KH.1, KGB -Sam Hayes. *KN N -News on the Re,urd- KRKD-.lark Pat ton.. c:in*Kl:1'.1-News.

I: *KEl'A-News, *1511.1, KI'X31. KGB, K\'Ol':-

1äll Henry, KlSIB-Roving. KFI-',Ii. ri,, Lanza,.

6111 -)Maisie, RN N, Kt'I:li-'('his I Belies e. CI'tl'-\lesie ul Seven' I'll\ -Om ('als. K I'\{ It -.tole rira Dances. Kl, Ell- l':polity Bible 'lour. 81.1'.1-yl usirnl Digest. *K %C. KRKD, KNLA-News. *K\II'I'-John W. Vandeccook, t1:311-kh:l'.\-Danny Stewart Ore,. KNX-('apitol Cloakro KI'I-,Ise White Show. KI,A1'-Itob McLaugldin, KGI'.l-Tice-F'onr Ballroom.

.: 1 -FUI l'1 '-John T. Flynn; 17:45-K N N-\ ou and the World. KRKD-4¡ Time Waltzes. KXLA-.lue Allison.

::;u-Rf:('A-Hits & Encores. KFI-Rohert Murtgomery, KHJ. KGB -Cisco Kid. KNX-women's Forum. RFA(' -Echoes and Encores. KFWB-Community Neq'e, KGER-Rev. Al Harlan. KMPC-fenny Serenade. KRKD-Dr. Richardson.

K W K =Retz Spanish Prng, 7 :3:;*Kl'I-News. 7 :15*K l'OX-News.

KI'\Vit-Kosarp Hour. KRKI)-Catholic Quarter Hoar KWKW-Navy Band.

:30-KFI-Motorists Melody Time. :I.1*K E( '.t, KLAC-News.

8KF:('A, KFMB-Richard

liiamond. RI'1, KI'SD-Frost Warnings. KH,1-Bobby Benson.

*KNX, K('BQ--Lowell Thomas. KFAC-Evening Concert. KFIB-Who Ta Laughin' A1? KGER-Bible Treasury. K i F.1 -Report Card. K 1.A('1 -Basketball.

*K\lI.'C-News; 54orte, KRI(D-Here's to Vets. KKKW-('hnreh in Action. *KXLA-News.

8:11.5-KFI-One Man's Family. S:l3*KFI, KFSD-world News.

KNX, K('.BQ-,lack Smith, Dinah Shore.

KFOX-Nat'l. Guard Show, Kl.E H -Hebrew Christian. Kt:MI-Treasury Dept. K.3114 -Americana of Destiny. K It K I 1-ita sketbai I. KXI.,t-)lair ('ol lege Sports.

8:30114EI'A, K1'3IB-'Phis Is Your FBI. KI'l, KFSD-Roy Rogers.

414111, KGB -('rime Dees Not Pay.

KNX-The Line -Up. KG' I. -News,

KG tat-sInsie Hall. Kl.1'.1-College of Divine

mrience, K\11'1' -opening Night. K\37 U -Proudly We Hail. K \ I..\ -Ole Rasmussen.

8:45-K Ill It -I', N. Today. 9KI;(' \, KFMB-Ozzie & Harriet

./K1 I, KI'SI)-Martin & Lewis. *Kll.l IU;Il-Glen, Hardy. K N \-Iteset%e. R i'At'-E, ening Concert. I(L)\-Kay Robinson Show. R'.I:1 -I ir, Rollehea ver. K I I'.l-Hunter Hancock, K I. t, 1(19K1)-Baskelha IL 14 11 I'l .Studio A. K311(á\'-l'ubl it. Health. K \ l..\-Synrakiu' Deacon.

1:15*611.1 Milt -Fulton Lewis, Jr. K F'WR-Vars on Parada, KSVKW-Gordon B. Lloyd. 9:30 K ECA -M r. District Attorney. KEI-Town Hall Party. KIIJ, KGB -('rime Fighters. KNX, KClili-Beulah. 111'1\-1:-Iet's Tall: Polities. R1: K1t-.John Brawn.

E.1 -Platter Party. KMI'('-Lucky Lager Dance. 9:45-KNX, K('KO-('nub 13. KFWli-Dale Ballard.

*K LAC-News ; Make ?line yl usie.

9:55*Kli'a, KH,1, KGB -News. 10*Kl':('.1, KF3113-Hank Weaver. *KFI. KFSD-Riehlield

Reparler. Kil.l, RIB -I Love a Mystery. *K N N, Kt itli-'l'en O'Clock

1\ . re. K1.tl Musical Crossroads. K I 'N I: -harry Finley. 1(1.1 1: -Peter Slack, Organ. K I..tl'-Huta,', Heidt Oreh. Is SI i'( -Lucky Lager Dance.

lo: l5-KI;I t -Dr. Frederick Bailes. K I. I-:5 Jay Forever. *is Il.!, KCli-Frank Edwards. *KN N - Kill Kenneally. KI'mit-I-ncky Lager Dance.

10 :'.i -K N N -Torn Marmon. t-.tl Jarvis. K l'1 -I: tti teat l'ertorma nee. KILL, Kt It -Lonesome Gal. KNX- Philip Norman.

10:55 -RN \-This 1 Believe. KF:1',5-.tl. Jaunis. *Kl'l. Kill, KNX-News. Ki'WK-harry Finley. KMP(', KF'SI)-Corky Lager

Da nee, 11:10-K N \-Tom Hanlon. 11 :15-K I'I-l'alhtdinm Orel',

KIi.1-('rowell's Nest. K N \-.Merry-Go-Round.

12*KIs('- KNX, KLAC-News. KFI-Musical Menu. KI'AC-Music Out of the

Night (to 6). KFWB-tarry Finley (to 41. KM PC -Arthur Murray Party.

14 :115--K N N -Ha vvthorne. K1,A('-Night Owl .Jamboree

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RADIO PROGRAM FINDEFd Note: Programs marked with an asterisk () are of the contest, quiz, or offer type.

*Indicates programs of news and commentation

A Joy Forever BFI, 10:15 p.m. M -F *Adams, Cedric .e.KNX, 12:55 p.m. M -F Adams, ,loe.. KOWL, 12 n. M -Sa Adventure in Heritage KFOX, 8 p.m. Tu Adventures in Music KGER, 1:30 p.m. W' Adventures in Research KFOX, 8:30 p.m. Tu Adventures of Casanova KHJ, 7 p.m. Th Against the Storm RECA, 11:30 a.m. M -F *Agronsky, Martin KECA, 6 a.m. M -F

6:15 a.m. Sa Air Force Hour KHJ, 12:30 p.m. Su *Aloott, Carroll ....... 5:30 p.m. M -Sa Allen, Irwin KLAC, 8:30 p.m. Su America Dances KFWB, 6:30 p.m. M -F American Forum KFI, 2 p.m. Su American Legion Reports KMPC, 8 p.m. Sa American Story Book.... ....... .%MPC, 7:15 a.m. Sa American Way KFI, 6:30 p.m. M Americans of Destiny KMPC, 8:15 p.m. F Amos 'n' Andy KNX, 4:30 p.m. Su Anson, Bill KFWB, 9 a.m. M, Tu, Tb, F, Sa;

9:30 a.m. W'

Answer Man KHJ, 10:30 a.m., 6:30 p.m. M -F Anthony, John J KHJ, 7 p.m. Su Arden, Eve KNX, 8 p.m. Su Are You From Dixie? KFI, 4:30 p.m. Sa Arnold, Edward KECA, 7:30 p.m. Tu;

10:55 a.m. M -F Art of Living REI, 7:30 a.m. Su Arthur Murray Party KMPC, 12 p.m. Tu -Sa At Home With Bass KMPC, 8:30 p.m. Sa At Home With L. Barrymore....KFI, 6 p.m. M -F Aunt Jenny KNX, 9:15 a.m. M -F Aunt Mary a KFI, 2:45 p.m. M -F Autry, Gene KNX, 8:30 p.m. Sa Babbitt, Harry..._.._.___ KNX, 7:45 a.m. M -F Backstage Wife. ........ ________ ..... KFI, 1 p.m. M -F Back to God KHJ, 8:30 a.m. Su Bailee, Dr. Frederick RECA, 6:30 a.m. M -F;

10:15 p.m. M -F; KHJ, 10:30 p.m. Su Baldwin, Mel KNX, 12:05 a.m. Su Baiter, Sam .KLAC, 5:45 p.m. M.Sa Band of Today KMPC, 8:15 p.m. M -Th Bandstand, U. S. A KHJ, 5:30 p.m. Sa *Banghart, Kenneth KFI, KFSD 11:55 a.m. M -F Barry Craig KFI, '7 .p.m. W Basketball KLAC, 8 p.m. F, 9:15 p.m. Sa,

8:15 p.m. Tu; KRKD, 8:15 p.m. F *Behind the Story KHJ, 12:30 p.m. M -F Bell Ringer..._ KHJ, 10:45 a.m. M -F Benny,. Jack KNX, 4, 9:30 p.m. Su Benson, Bobby KHJ, 5 p.m. M; 8 p.m. F Beret', Jack -....-._._.._.._.........KECA, 10 a.m. M -F Bergen, Edgar KNX, 5, 9 p.m. Su Beulah KNX, 9:30 p.m. M -F Bible Class..._.._ KHJ, 9 a.m. Su

KMPC, 7:30 a.m. Su Bible Institute..._.._ .KHJ, 8:30 a.m. M, W, F;

KFVD, 11 a.m. M -F Bible Treasury Hour..._.._...KGER, 8:45 a.m. M -F

8:30 a.m. Su Biggs, E. Power......._..__......_...%NX, 6:30 a.m. Su Big Hand KECA, 8 p.m. M Big Jon and Sparkle KECA, 4:30 p.m. M -F Big Show KFI, 3:30 p.m. Su Big Sister........ ..............._.._........_ KNX' 10 a.m. M -F Big Story KFI 9:30 p.m. W Big Town KNX, 9 p.m. W *Bishop, Pat KFI, 6 a.m., 6:45 a.m.

5 p.m. M -F; 6:45 a.m. Sa KHJ, 7 p.m. Tu

KFWB, 4:30 p.m. Sa KECA, 5:30 p.m. Sa

KEI, 9 p.m. Sa KFI, 6:30 p.m. Th KMPC, 9 a.m. Su

KGER, 1:30 p.m. F KFI, 10:15 p.m. Su KFI, 8:30 a.m. Su

RECA, 8 a.m. M -F KECA, 9:30 p.m. M -F KHJ, 7:15 a.m. M -Sa

KNX, 11:45 a.m. M -F

Black Museum Blind Artists Guild Itlue, Ira Bob and Ray Bold Venture Bolero Time Books Bring Adventure Bowron, Fletcher Boy Scout Jamboree Breakfast Club Break the Bank..._ Breakfast Gang Brighter Day Broadway Is My Beat KNX, 9:30 p.m. Sa *Brown, Cecil KHJ, S a.m. M -F; 3:55 p.m. Su;

9:55 p.m. Sa; 5:55 p.m. 5I -F Bull, Frank KFWB, 6:30 p.m. M -F Barnette, Smiley KXLA, 6:30 p.m. M -F Business News KMPC, 8:15 a.m. M -Sa CIL. -Symphony Orchestra ,..__...BEG_-A99es p.mt M CBS Sunday Desk - X, osso pa. -Su. Cafe Istanbul KECA, 6:15 p.m. Su Califeenia.Cavaleade ..$GER, 1; J1..p.m. 'M" C'alifornia News ..... 8110 p.m. M -Sa Calvary Hour KMPC, 7 a.m. Su

KECA, 9:15 p.m. Su KFI, 6:30 p.m. Sa

KFI, 7 p.m. Tu Capitol Cloakroom KNX, 7:05 p.m. F Capitol Commentary KHJ, 9:15 a.m. M -F

5:55 p.m. Sa Career Theatre RECA, 10:30 p.m. Su Carlisle, Una Mae KECA, 3:45 p.m. Sa Carnival of Books KFI, 9 a.m. Su Carson, Ken KHJ, 9:25 a.m. M -F Carver, John KECA, 8:45 p.m. Th Casa Cugat KFI, 5:30 p.m. Tu -F

Canaan Caravan Canova, Judy Cantor, Eddie

Casa Latina BFI, 7 a.m. Sa Catholic Answers ......... ._.._...%FWB, 7:45 p.m. Su Catholic Hour KFI, 11 a.m. Su Cavalcade of America KFI, 8:30 p.m. TU Challenge to Youth KMPC, 8:30 a.m. Su Charlie McCarthy KNX, 5 p.m., 9 p.m. Su *Chatterton, Larry KHJ, 11 p.m. M -Sa;

9 p.m. Sa Chef Milani KMPC, 9:30 a.m. M -F Chicago Round Table..._.._ ..... KFI, 10:30 a.m. Su Chicago Theater KHJ, 9:30 p.m. Su Choraliers KNX, 7:30 p.m. M Christian Science ....... _.._._.._ KFI, 9:15 a.m. Su;

KWKW, 8:30 P.m. M

Christy, Eileen KHJ, 8 p.m. Su Church of the Air..._.... ........ _ KNX, 7 a.m. Su Church of the Open Door KGER, 11 a.m. Su Cisco Kid ......._ .......KHJ, KGB, 7:30 p.m. M, W, F City Hospital KNX, 10:30 a.m. Sa City Reports ... KFI, 10:15 p.m. Su Civil Air Patrol KWKW, 9 p.m. Th Club 15 KNX, 8:45 p.m. M, W, F Colman, Ronald KFI, 7 p.m. W College Choir KHJ, 7 p.m. Sa College of Divine Science KGFJ, 8:30 p.m. D Command Theater KNX, 1:30 p.m. Su Composer's Corner KFAC, 10 a.m. M -Sa Community Hour KFWB, 8 p.m. Su Community Newspaper KFWB, 7:30 p.m. Su Concert Hall Review RECA, 7 a.m. Su Concert of Europe KECA, 8:30 p.m. Sa *Considine, Bob KFI, 5:45 p.m. Sa Cook, Ira RECA, 3:30 p.m. M -F;

RECA, 7:45, 10 a.m. Sa; KMPC, 4:30 p.m. M, W, F

Copel, Helene...........__......_...._.._...KGIL, 3 p.m. Su Corliss Archer__ KNX, 6 p.m. Su Count of Monte Cristo..._._.._ KHJ, 8 p.m. Tu County Medical Assn...._.._..._...KFAC, 1 p.m. Th Crime Fighters ._....KHJ, 9:30 p.m. F Crime Does Not Pay ....... _..._._...KHJ, 8:30 p.m. F Crime Is Your Problem. KFI, 10:15 a.m. Su Criswell Predicts KFVD, 1:30 p.m. M -F Critic at Large KFI, 12 a. Su Crocker, Betty KECA,. 11 a.m. M -F Crosby, Bing KNX, 6:30 p.m. W Cross Section, 17.S.A KNX, 3:30 p.m. Sa Crowell's Nest HMI, 11:15 p.m. M Sa Dangerous Assignment KFI, 7:35 p.m. M Darby, Raymond V...._ KFl, 10:15 p.m. Sa Davidspn-;Bill...KECXI;R:30 p.m. Sa; 10 a.m. Su Defense Attorney..._.._ ............ .HECA,.,7:30 p.m. Th Dempsey-Tegeler Hour KMPC, 10- a.m. Su Dietrich,41arlene KECA, 6:15 p.m. Sil Discing With Dick KIEV, 9:30 a.m. 12:15 p.m.,

3:30 p.m. M -F Double or Nothing Downhomers Down You Go .......... ._ Dragnet.... ............. Drake, Galen ....... _.... Dr. Christian Dr. Hiss Clinic

Dr. Kildare

KFI, 11 a.m. M -F _..._- KFI, 12:15 p.m. Sa

..__._... KHJ, 7:30 p.m. Su ------- ....... ....KFI, 9 p.m. Th .. ----...KNX, 12:15 p.m. Sa

.KNX, 8:30 p.m. W KHJ. 9 a.m. Sa;

_....._._.KECA, 9:30 a.m. Su KHJ, 8:30 p.m. Tu

Dr. Paul KFI, 3:30 p.m. M -F Dude Ranch Roundup KHJ, 5 p.m. Sa Dugan, Johnny KNX, 2:15 p.m. M -F Dvorak, George KFI, 2 p.m. Sa Eastslde Show KFWB, 10 p.m. M -Sa Echoes of Eden.... ............_ KFWB. 10:30 p.m. Su

Edwards, Frank KHJ, 10:15 p.m. M -F Employment Review KFAC, 1 p.m. M Eternal Light __. KFI, 9:30 a.m. Su Evelyn Winters......_ _.._.. ... KECA, 2:45 p.m. M -F Evening Concert............. KFAC, 8 p.m. D Falcon ....._.._ KFI, 1 p.m. Su Family Fun .___ KNX, 12:35 p.m. Sa Family Theater KHJ, 7 p.m. W Farm Adviser ......._......HMPC, 12:45 p.m. M -F Farm Highlights _.._.... .KFI, 6:15 a.m. M -Sa Farm News ---.-...KNX, 2:15 p.m. Sa Farm Reporter KFI, 12 n. M -Sa Father Knows Best...____.. KFI, 8:30 p.m. Th Faye, Alice KFI, 5 p.m. Su FBI in Peace and War KNX, 9 p.m. Th *Feature Wire KFI, 5 p.m. M -F Fibber McGee and Molly KFI, 6:30 p.m. Tu Fields, Gracie..._.........._......_._ RAJ, 8:30 p.m. W_

Fights KNX, 7 p.m. W Finley, Larry First Baptist Church

KFWB, 10 p.m. M -Sa KFAC, 7:30 p.m. Sa

Fisher, Gaston KNX, 5 p.m. Sa Fisher, George ......KNX, 2:45 p.m. M -F;

10:15 p.m3 Su

Five Seventy Club KLAC, 12:30 p.m. M -Sa Flying Feet RECA., 9:30 a.m. Su Foreign Reporter' KECA, 9:30 p.m. Th Flynn. ,John T KMPC, 7:15 p.m. M -F For You _ KFI. 11:45 p.m. W

Frank and Ernest *Foster, Cedric KHJ, 12:15 p.m. M -F

KHJ, 11 a.m. Su KMPC, 9 p.m. Su Freedom Story

Front -Page Farrell....KFI, KFSD. 2:15 p.m. M -F Fuller, Dr. Charles KECA, 1 p.m. Su Fun Factory -.........._._.._..RECA, 5 p.m. M, W, F

Funny Paper Man ...... _._.._...._.....KFI; 8 a.m. Su Fuller, Si& KHJ, 12 n. D Gangbusters _ KNX, 9 p.m. Sa Garden School..._ .......... _...._.KGER, 2:30 P.m. M -F Garr, Bill KWKW, 1 p.m. M -Sa *Gamed, Bob RECA, '7:30 a.m., 5:45 p.m. M -Sa Garroway, Dave..._.._..-. .......... KFI, 3:45 p.m. M -F Gateway to Music KFAC, 10 p.m. Su Georgia Crackers KHJ, 1 p.m. Sa Gillespie Garden Guide.... ...... KIM, 9:15 a.m. M -F Give and Take......._...., KNX, 8:30 a.m. Sa Godfrey, Arthur____ ..... 7 a.m., 3 p.m. 51-F'

KNX, 2 p.m Su

*Goss, Frank. .._......_..........KNX, 7:30 a.m. M -Sa KNX, 5:45 p.m. M -Sa

Graham, Billy KECA, 3 p.m., 12 p.m. Su Graham, Vance..._ KMPC, 9 a.m. Su Grand Central Station %NX, 10 a.m. Sa Grand 01e Opry _._. _ KFI, 7.30 p.m. Sa °Grand Slam ....._.._...K_NX, 8:30 a.m. M -F Grant, Johnny ......... _____ KSIPC, 2 p.m. M -F Great Adventure .KECA, 7:30 p.m. Su Great Gildersleeve KFI, 8:30 p.m. IS Greatest Story Ever Told RECA, 2:30 p.m. Su Green Hornet..._ KHJ, 5 p.m. W, F *Greene, Bob..._ ........ ___ ..... KHJ, 8:15 a.m. 51 -Sa

12:55 p.m. 51-F

Guide to Good Living KNX, 1:15 p.m. Su Guiding Light KNX, 10:45 a.m. M -F Hal's Memory Room KFOX, 6:30 p.m. :) Hallmark Playhouse KNX, 8:30 p.m. Th Halls of Ivy KFI, 7 p.m. W Hancock, Hunter KALI, 10 a.m. M -Sa:

KGFJ. 9 pan. M -Sa Hanlon, Tom.__.._ .......... ..KNX, 11:10 p.m. M -F Hardy Family..._.._ KHJ, 8:30 p.m. VI', *Hardy, Glenn. KHJ, 9 p m. M -F: 10 a.m. W Harmon, Tom......_.._ KNX, 10:25 p.m. M -Sa;

.6 p.m. F; 5:15 p.m. Sa Harris, Phil ._....._..... KFI, 5 p.m. Su Harris, Radie. ...... _.._......._..BNX, 2:05 p.m. M -F *Harvey, Paul.._ RECA, 7 p.m. Su:

11:45 a.m. 51.1

Haven of Rest......._...KXLA, 8:30 a.m. M, 1h. F __.._.KHJ. 8:30 a.m. Tu, Th, Su

Hawaii Calls.._ __._...._.._ KHJ, 6 p.m. Sa Hawk, Bob......................... KNX, 7 p.m. M Hawthorne .KNX, 12:05 a.m. M -Sa Hawthorne's Mail Bag. .KNX, 4:45 p.m.M-F Hayes, Gabby .... KHJ, 3 p.m. Su *Hayes, Sam..._.__._......__. KFI, 7:45 a.m. M -F;

KHJ, 11:25 a.m. M -Sa *Hayes, Sam KHJ, 4:45 p.m., 6:45 p.m. M -F Haynes, Dick KLAC, '7:05 a.m. M -Sa *Headline Edition..._ RECA, 6:30 p.m. M -F Heatter, Gabriel .KHJ, 6 p.m. M -F Help Wanted... KMPC, 6:45 a m., 4:55 p.m. M -F *Hemingway, Frank ....... _...KHJ, 4:15 p.m. M -Sa

_.._._.._ KHJ, 7 a.m. M -Sa *Henry, Bill ............. _.._..__...%HJ, 6:55 p.m. M -F *Henry, Fred -.___.._ KLAC, 5 p.m. M -F Here's to Veterans ..... __...._...KFL, 11:45 p.m. Th Heritage in Music KFAC, 1 p.m. Su Hernandez, Joe -.KMPC 6.30 p.m. M -Sa *Hillman, William..._....... Hilltop House

_ K11.7, 8 a.m. Su KNX, 1 p.m. M -F

Hit Parade KFI, 7 p.m. Th *Holbrook, Julia KHJ 10 a.m. M, Th, F Hollywood Music Box, JáFI, 7:35 p.m. Th Hollywood Music Hall KNX, 7:30 p.m. Tu Hollywood Playhouse ._.._.KHJ, 8:30 p.m. 51

Hollywood Soues Stage KNX, 7 p.m. Th Hollywood Theater KFI, 9:30 p.m. Tu Holmes, Dr. Ernest RECA, 4 p.m. Su Hometown Happenings..._ KFI, 11:30 a.m. Su Hometown Jamboree KXLA, 11:30 a.m. M -F Hopalong Cassidy KNX, 6 p.m. Sa Hope, Bob KFI, 9 p.m. Tu Horse Haces KNX, 4:30 p.m. Sa Hour of St. Francis....._ KMPC, 7:15 p.m. Sa *Huntley, Chet KECA, 9:15 a.m., 5:30 p.m. M -F

8:45 p.m. Su I Love a Mystery _._.._ KHJ, 10 p.m. M -F If They Had Lived__._.._...%GFJ, 8:15 p.m. Su

KGFJ, 8:45 p.m. Sa Information Please KHJ, 8:30 p.m. Su It's Fun to Be Young..._..__.KNX 1:05 p.m. Sa It's Your Business KECA, 7 p.m. Sa Invitation to Learning KNX, 8:30 a.m. Su Jarvis, Al KECA, 1 p.m., 10:30 p.m. M -F Joyce Jordan RECA, 2:30 p.m. M -F Junior Junction KECA, 4 p.m. Sa Junior Town Meeting KMPC, 5:30 p.m. Sa Just Plain Bill KFI, KFSD, 2 p.m. M -F KFI Calling KFI, 9:30 P.m. M

Kaye, Sammy KECA, 4:30 p.m. Su Kelley, Bob KMPC. 6:15 pm. Tu -Sa *Kenneally, Bill KNX. 12 n. M -F

10:15 p.m. M -F King Arthur Godfrey's' Roundtable KNX,

.2 p.m. Su Kings Row KFI, 10:15 a.m. M -F Kirk, Eddie KXLA, 10 a.m. M -F Kirkwood, Jack.........._ .................KHJ, 1 p.m. M -F Knights of Columbus KWKW. 9 p.m. 1:

L. A. Breakfast Club KFWB. 8:15 a.m. M

Laboe, Art %GFJ. 4 p.m. 51-F Ladies' Day..._ .KFI, 9:30 a.m. 5I -F

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Ladies Fair .KHJ, 11 a.m. 51-F' L. A. Medical Assn KFA(', 1 p.m. Th Land of the Free KHJ, 10:15 am. Se Lanza, Mario KFI, 7 p.m. F *Lawton, Fleetwood KFI, 7:15 a.m. M- 1' Layman's Hour KECA, 9:30 p.m. Sa Lea, Terrea KFI, 11:30 p.m. Tu,Th Lee, Peggy KNX, 9:45 p.m. Tu,TIt Let George Du It KH.I, KGB, 8 p.m. M Let's Pretend KNX, 8:05 a.m. Sa *Lewis, Fulton Kill, 4, 9:15 p.m. M -F Lewis, Robert Q KNX, 7:30 p.m. Sa Leyden, Bill KFWB, 6:30 a.m. M -Sa;

9:30 a.m. Su Liberal Catholic Hour KFAC, 9 a,m. Su Life ('an Be Beautiful KFI, 4 p.m. M -F Life With Luigi - KN X, 6 p.m. Tu Light and Lite Hour KE('A, 8:30 a.m. Su Lindlahr, Victor .1 KFI, 9:15 a,m. M -F Line Up KNX, 8:30 p.m. M -F Linkletter, Art KNX, 12:30 p.m. M -F Little Symphony KHJ, 4:30 p.m. Su Lone Journey KECA, 10:15 am. M -F Lone Ranger....KECA, 7 p.m. M,W; 8 P.m. Sa Lonesome (ial RH.), 10:30'p.m., KMPC, 5:15 M -F Long Beach Baud ROER, 2 p.m. Tu -Sa Lorenzo Jones KFI, 2:30 p.m. M -F Los Angeles in Review EMPC, 1:30 p.m. F Lucky Lager Dance Time. KMPC, 9:3(1 p.m.,

K1s1), 111:15 p.m. I) Lutheran Gospel Hour _ K XL I, 6:30 p.m. Sn Lutheran Hour Kill, K3 ul:. 10:30 a.m. Su Lux Theater KNX, 6 p.m. M Lynn Looks at Hollywood._ Kill, 3:45 p.m. M -F *Lyon, Ed..._ KI.:%1', 7.30 p.m. M -Sa Ala Perkins k N X, 10:15 a.m. M -F' *Hain Street to Malibu KECA, 7:15 p.m. Su .Maisie KHJ, 7 p.m. F Make Way for tuu:h._. _l:\X, 12:30 p.m. Sa Malone, Ted KI;1 A, 3:15 p.m. M -F Mann, Herbert J KI'1, 10 a.m. Su Man Called X KFI, 7:35 p.m. Tu Man on the Farm_ ........... KHJ, 12:30 p.m. Sa Marines in Re\iew......._ ........... KECA, 7:30 p.m. Sa Mark Trail ............... ______KECA, 4:45 p.m. M -F Marriage for Two RECA, 2 p.m. M -F Martin and I.ewis 1111, 9 p.m. F Marx, Groucho KFI, 9 p.m. W Martin Kane KIT, .1:30 p.nt. Su Mary Marlin RECA, 2:15 p.m. M -F Massey, Curt HH,1, 4:30 p.m. M -F Master Radio Canaries KHJ, 11:45 a.m. Su Masters in Review KMPC, 7 p.m. Su Masterson, Paul KNX, 1 p.m. Sa Matinee KFAC, 2 p.m. M -Sa McBride, Mary Margaret........RECA, 4 p.m. M -F McCulla, Jim KMPC, 7:15 a.m.,

12:15 p.m. M -F McFarlane, Bruce KHJ, 8 a.rn. Sa McLaughlin, Bob KLAC, 6:05 p.m. M -Sa McNeill's Breakfast Club KECA. 8 a.m. M -F Meet Millie KNX, 8 p.m. Sa ífieet the Band ....... _.......RECA, 11:15 p.m. Th -Sa Meet the Missus KNX, 11:30 a.m. Sa Meet Your Congress KFI, 7 p.m. Su Merry -Go -Round ........ ..._.......HNX, 11:15 p.m. M -F Message of Israel KECA, 12:30 p.m. Su Metropolitan Auditions - RECA, 8:30 p.m. Tu Metropolitan Opera ....... _.._ _...RECA, 11 a.nt. Sa Meyberg, Dot KGFJ, 5:45 p.m. Sa MOM Musical Comedy KH,1, 6 p.m. Su MOM Theater KIJ, 8 p.m. Sa Midnight Flyer HIT, 12:30 a.m. M -Sa *Hiller, Marvin KHJ, 12:30 p.m. M -F *tlonday Morn. Headlines....KECA, 8:15 a.m. Su *Monitor News KECA, 9:45 p.m. Tu Monroe, Vaughn KNX, 7 p.m. Sa Montgomery, Robert..._ KF'!. 7:30 p.m. M -F Morning Concert..._ KFAC, 10 a.m. M -Sa:

9:30 a.nt. Su Morning Song RECA, 8:15 a.m. Su Mothers Album KMPC. 9:15 p.m. Nu Motorists Melody Time HFI, 7:50 p.m. F Movietime, U.S.A.....KFWB, 9:15, 11 p.m. M -F Mr. and Mrs. North K-NX, 8:30 p.m. Tu Mr. Chameleon KNX, 6 p.m. Th Mr. District Attorney..._.......RECA, 9:30 p.m. F Hr. Information KNX, 2:10 p.nt. M -Sa t: e. Keen KFI, 9::30 p.m. 'l'h Mr. Mystery KHJ, 9:15 p.m. Sa Mr. President KE('A, 7:30 p.m. Tu Muir, Dr. Warner..._ ...... _ KMPC, 8:15 p.m. Sa Murray, Johnny ............... ______KFI, 8 a.m. M -F *Murrow, Edward R...._: ...... KNX, 5 pIn. M -F Museum Concert ........... _..___...HFAC, 3 pan. Su Music and the Muse.._ ...... _...KFI, 11 p.m. Su Music With the Girls.__ __...KNX, 11 a.m. Sa Musical Americana KFI, 7 p.m. W Musical Crossroads..._ ....... KFAC. 10 p.m. M -Sa Musical Digest.... ........ _______ KGEJ, 7 p.m. D Musical Masterpieces KFAC, 4 p.m. 11 Musical Milestones..._ ....... KFAC, 6:30 p.m. M -F Musical Tintypes RECA, 6 p.m. Sa Music Hall KFAC, 11:30 a.m. M -Sa *Mutual Newsreel. .KHJ, 6:15 pan. M -l' My Friend Irma.__.._.._ _ ...............HNX, 3 p.m. Su My Secret Story..._ KFI, 12:30 p.m. Sa My True Story ........... _._...KECA, 10:30 a.m. M -F Mysterious Traveler KHJ. 1 p.m. Su Mystery Theater..........._.._...KECA, 7:30 p.m. W NBC Symphony HFI, 6 p.m. Sa 'Name That Song KHJ, 8 p.m. W National Farm & Home KFI, 11:30 a.m. Sa National Radio Pulpit KFI, 7 a.m. Su National Vespers RECA 11:30 a.m. Su Navy Hour KECA, 9 p.m. Sa Negro College Choirs RECA, 7:30 a.m. Su *Nesbitt, Norman KMPC, 6 p.m. M -F *News on the Record. KNX, 8:45 p.m. F' Newsstand Theater RECA, 8 p.m. Tu New York Philharmonic....RNX, 11:30 a.m. Su Nick Carter. .._...._u..._._._. KHJ, 3:30 p.m. Su

Night Beat ...... _____ ........... .. .....KFI, 7 p.m. M Noble, Wendell _,..KNX, 12:15 p.m. M -F' Nora Drake.. KNX, 11:311 a.m. 3I -F Norman, Philip RN%, I:30 p.m. M -F;

10:30 p.m. 'IL -sa: 1:30 p.m. Sa Official Deter t its K11.I, 9;:30 p.m. 'l'u Oklahoma Sy ntplum) 11,11.1, 3 p.m. Su Old -Fashioned Revicaf.. KIM B, 4 p.m. Su Old -Fashioned Sunday school Hour ISE('.t.

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12:15 p.m. 51,553 Owens, Jack KNX, 4:15 p.m. M-1' Ozzie and Harriet..._.._.._...........KECA, 9 p.m. F Paige, Janis KE('A, 9 p.m. 'l'It Palladium Party KMPC, 12 p.m. 'l'u -Sa

KFI, 11:30 pnt. Su; 11:15 p.m. TILL' Pan American Union KECA, 9:30 p.m. W Passing Parade KFI, 6:15 p.m. 31-11. Peace Prayer KMl'(', t'; n. 31-1' *Pearson, Drew RECA, 8 p.m. Su Penny se: er:ale KMPC, 7:31) p.m. M -F;

5:30 p.m. Su People... Are Funny KNX, 7 pan. Tai People's Platform KNX. 9 a.m. Su Pepper Young's Family K11, 12:30 p.m. M -F Perfect Husband KE('A, Iu::NI p.m. MA" Perry Mason KNX. 11:15 a.m. M -F Peter Salem KH.I. 7 ::t0 min. 'l'u *Peterson, Elmer KFI, 3:45 p.m. Tu -F Philharmonic Reporter.._KLA(', 10:05 p.m. Su;

KECA, 11 p.m. M Piano Parade......._ ...............KFAC, 9:30 a.m. M -F;

12:05 p.m. Su Post, Guy KFAC, 5 p.m. Su Potter, Peter HI.A(', 9::i0 a.m. I) Psychology Speaks KWKW, 9:15 p.m. Tu Pursuit KNX. 6:311 p.m. To Pursuit of Happiness KFI, 111:15 a.tn. Su *Queen for a Day..:.KHJ, 11:30 a.m. 31-E Quick, What's the Answer?....KE('A, 5 p.m. Sa Radio Kid's Bible Club.... ...... KGER, 9 a.m. Sa Railroad Hour KI'l, 8:30 p.m. 31 Redhead KE('A, 9 p.m. T'h Religious Science KMI't' 12::10 p.nt. M -l' Remember the Time,. KNX, 6:30 p.m. Su Repeat Performance K1I, III :30 p.m. MA" Report Card 1Ú:1'.I, 8 p.m. F *Reporter's Roundup KII.I. 7 :30 p.m. Tit *Reporters Scratch Pad. K's X, 4:15 p.m. sa Report to the People..._ KC( 5, 6:45 p.m. Sa Request Performance.. KGFJ, 6 p.m. M -Sa Reviewing Stand KHJ, 5 p.m. Su Richard Diamond RECA. 8 p.m. F *Richfield Reporter KFI, 10 p.m. Su -F Right to Happiness KM, HFSD, 12:45 pan. M -l' Righter, Carroll HOWL, 5 p.m. Su Road of Life.. KFL 12:15 p.m. M-1' Robert Q.'s Waxworks KNX, 7:05 p.ut. Sa *Roberts, C'Iete....KLAC, 7:05 a.m., p.m. 31 -sa Rod and Gun Club KH.J, 9:30 p.m. 'l'it Rogers, Mark....KHJ, 12:15 p.m., 4:30 p.m. Sa:

4:15 p.m. Su Rogers, Roy KFI, 8::30 p,tn. l' Rogue's Gallery - RECA, 8:30 p.m. W Romance Evelyn Wiuters..KECA, 2:45 p.m. M-1' Romance of Helen Trent....KNX, 9:30 a.m. 3I -F Romance of the Highways_..KH.J. 11:30 a.m. Su Roper, Elmo KN X. 12::30 p.ut. Su Rosemary KNX, 8:45 a.m. M -F Roundup Time ...............__ _...HFI, 10:30 p.m. Sa Rowe, Red. KF'WIt, 4 p.m. M -F;

4:40 p.m. 31-s:, Salt Lake Tabernacle KNX, 8 a.ut. sa Sampson, Bill. KWKW, 4:30 p.m. 31 -Sa:

1'; p.m. su San Francisco Sketchbook....KECA, 4:30 p.m. Si Saturday Symphony KFI, 8 a.m. Su Science of Mind ..........._.._.._...HHJ, 10:30 p.m. Su Science Reporter HH,J. 11:15 a.m. Su Second Mrs. Burton KNX, 11 a.m. M -F Senators Report KFI, 9:45 p.m. Su Sgt. Preston of the Yukon..KHJ, 5 p.m. Tn,'l'h *Shade), Bill KNX, 1 p.m. Su Shore, Dinah... ..... ..._.._...HNX, 8:15 p.m. M,SS',I Short Story KIT, 6:30 p.m. I' Silent Men KFI, 2:30 p.m. Su Silver Eagle RECA, 7 p.m. Tu,Th Simms, Ginuy KNX, 8:15 p.m. Tu,Th *Sixty Four Dollar Question..K11, 6:30 p.m. Su Skelton, Red KNX, 6 p.m. W Sky King HMI, 5:311 p.m. '1'u,'Ih Slack, Peter. . HOER, 2:40 p.m. 51-1':

5 p.m. Sa: 10 p.m. M,W,F; 7:30 p.m. su Smith, Carl KNX, 1:15 p.m. M-1 *Smith, Howard H KNX, 9:31) n.m. Su Smith, Jack KNX, 8:15 p.m. 51-1, Soclal Security KGEIt, 1:45 p.m. M *Sokolsky, George ......._.._...KE(''A, 111:15 p.m. Su Songs for America KILT, 11:30 a.m. Sa Songs of faith KFI, 6:15 a.m. Su Songs You Remember HSI I'C, 9 p.m. 31-F Songs of the ('entury... 11311'(', 5:30 p.m. Su Sons of the Pioneers KE('A, 12::311 p.m. M-1' *Southland News KFI, 8::30 a.m. M -F Space Cadet KECA, 5 p.m. Tu,Th Space Patrol KECA, 9::30 a.m. Sa Sports Book HLAC, 8:45 a.m., 4:45 p.m. 31-F Spurts DiaL....__.._.._..___.HRKD, 5:30 p.m. M -Sa

Spurts Parade KHJ, 1:30 p.m. Sa Sgneakin' Deacon KXLA, 5:30 p.m., 9 p.m.M-F 5:30 p.m. Sa; 11 a,m. Su

standard Hour HF7, KFSD, 8:30 p.m. Su standard School Broadcast, KMPC, 11 a.m. F st airtight Revue KNX, 10:30 p.m. M stars in the Air KNX, 6:30 p.m. 'l'h slurs huer Hollywood KNX, 9:30 a,m. Sa si ella Dallas HFI, KFSD, 1:15 p.m. M-1 stone, l'aula KMPC, 10:15 a.m. 31-1 stcwart, 13i11 KWKW, 9 a.m. M-s.,r story (Innis ....... _._.._. ....KMPC, 7:30 a.m. S:, Story, Ralph KNX, 8 a.m. 31-1

5:25 a.m, 51-s.: *Stop the Music RECA, 5 p.m. se strurger front the Sea KF7, 12:15 p.m. strength fur the Day....KMPC, 5:15 a.m, 3I -set studio A KMPC, 9 p.m. 1 suuday With Bill KECA, 10 a.m. Su sunset Serenade KFAC, 5 p.m. 51 -Sa Suspense KNX, 9 p.m. NI *Swayze, John Cameron.. KFI, 12:45 p.m. Syutphonettes KNX, 11 a.m. s Symphonies for Youth..._ KHJ, 10:30 a.m. s Take a Number _._...KR,1, 1:30 p.m. M-1 Talent Scouts __ KNX, 8:30 p.m. 31 Talking It Over ....... _...._.._ KECA, 7:15 p.m. Sa Tartan KIM, 8 p.m. Th Taylor, Henry J RECA, 7:30 p.m. M Taylor, Mary Lee KFI, 11 a.m, Sa Telephone Hour KFI, KFSD, 9 p.at. M Tello-lest KHJ, 10:15 aau. M -F *Ten O'clock Wire KNX, 10 p.m. D Texas Rangers KFI, :3 p.m. Su The Silent Men KFI, 10:30 p.nt. su The Tipster RFVD, 12 p.m. M -Sa The West at Work. KNX, 6::30 p.m. F' Theater guild KFI, 5:30 p.m. Su Theater of Famous Radio Players KNX,

3:30 p.m. Su Theater of Today KNX, 9 a.m. Sa 'l'he Christian in Action. RECA, 1.2 u. Su 'l'he Shadow KHJ, 2 p.m. su 'l'he Whisperer RFI, 2:341 p.m. so The Whistler KNX, 7:30 p.m. Su 'lhiuking (lut Loud KNX, 11:45 p.ut. Su This I Believe KNX, 10:55 p.m. M -Sa; 7 p.m. F

2:40 p.m. .51-1 This Is Living KNX, 2:30 p.m. Sa This Is Los Angeles KNX, 3:05 p.m. Sa This is Your FBL KECA, 8:30 p.m. k' *This Week Around World RECA, 11 pan. Su *Thomas, Lowell KNX, 8 p.m. M -l' 'Tinte fur Defense KECA, 8:30 p.m. Ni 'Pinney, Cal KMPC, 10:30 a.m. M -t Today in Business HMPC 5:05 p.m. M -F 'lop Guy KECA, 8 p.m. W 'Down Hall Party....KFI, 9:30 p.m. F: 8 p.m. Sa Town .Meeting KECA, 9 p.m. 'l'u *Trott, Bob KNX, 7 p.m. Sa; 2::30 p.m. Su 'Prue Detective Mysteries HHJ, 2:30 p.m. Su Tusher, William. Tuttle Time *Twenty Questions Twilight 'l'ales Twin Views of News

KMPC, 5 p.m. Su KFVD, 7 a.m. M -Sa

.HHJ, 8 p.m. Su KMPC, 4:15 p.m. Tu,Th

KHJ, 4:45 p.m. Sa Under Arrest KHJ, 1:30 p.m. Su 1 uity Daily Word.....___.KFAC, 8:45 a.m. 3I -Sa U.N. Is My Beat KFI, 11:15 p.m. M I.\. on the Record. ......... _._.KNX, 11:45 p.m Sa U.N. Story.. .............--_.._-._...KWKW, 8:45 p.m. M U.N. Today IFW'B, 8:45 p.m. 3I -F' U.S.: Marine Band KHJ, 5:30 p.m Sa University Explorer KNX, 10:15 a.m. Su *Voile, David HNX, 8:15 aan. M -F Valiant Lady KECA, 3 p.m. M -F *1unllereook, .John W KMPC, '7 p.m. M -F \ iuuuese Varieties KFAC, 5:30 p.m. M -F Slue Street Varieties KE('A, 9 p.m. W S' isitin' Time KNX, 9 p.m. Tu

'1 nice of Agriculture KMP(', 6:30 a.m. M -F Voice of Firestone KFI, KFSD, 5:30 p.m. M Noire of Prophecy KECA, 2 p.m. Su Voice of So. America KALI, 3:3u p.m. M -Sa Voire of the Blind. .KGFJ, 8:15 a,m. W NI tar Front-Home Front KHJ, 9:30 p.m, I SVe Call It ,Jazz KF'I, 9:30 p.m. F *Weaver, Hatik....KECA, 12 n., 6, 10 p.m. 51-F;

7:15 p.m. Su Welcome Travelers KFI, 3 p.m. M -F Wendy Warren RNX, 9 a.m. 51-F We ('all It ,Jazz..._. KFI, 9:30 p.m. Sa We Remember KFI, 6:30 a.m. Su Weston, Paul ..........._.._.._.._...KNX, 6:30 p.m. Sa \S haler, Monica KHJ, 10 p.m. Sa What's the Score" HF'I, 7:30 p.m. Su

heeler, Burritt KFI, 4:30 p.m. M -F Wlren a Girl Marries....KECA, 11:15 a.nt. M -F When Day Is Done HOER, 10 p.m. M,W,F SS' hate, Joe KFI, 11:30 p.m. F White House Reporter....KECA, 7:55 a.m. M -F Wild Bill Hickok Kill, 5::30 p.m. M,W,F

S3 ill Rogers Excerpts....KECA, 5:25 p.m. 'lu,Th Mills, .Johnny Lee .H FI, 8::30 a.m. 51,W F' W illsuu, Meredith RFI, 7:33 p.m. W W isnter, Harry KECA, 3:30 p.nt. Sa Woman in My House.____ KFI, 1:45 p.m. M -F Woman of the Year-.. Kill, 4 p.m. M St omen's Forum._ ........... -___KNX, 7:30 p.m. F Women's News Desk_ ._.._ KNX, 2:30 pen. M -F 5% orld Bible Society KGF.), 8 a.m. Al -Sa World of Books _ KFI, 11:45 a.m. Su World of Opera KFAC, 3 p.m. 3I -Sa tau and the World......._...KNX, 11:45 p.m. M -F ton and Your Schools KWKW, 8:30 p.m. W Pun Bet Your Life KFI, 9 p.m. W' Young America Speaks KFI, 10:30 a.m. Sa Ymng; Norma KHJ, 9:30 a.m. M -F Young Dr. Malone KNX. 10:30 a.m. M -F Young Widder Brown. KFI, 1:30 p.m. M -F

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WRESTLING Is My Business!

4 Ala SeofteVow This week we begin a new medium of acquainting you with wrestlers and

people in the strange and wonderful profession of wrestling-a profession which has been my life and love for the past twenty-five years.

With the increasing popularity of TV, more and more people want to know more about wrestlers.

This column is designed to answer the questions which the readers want to know so the material included each week will be determined, to a great extent by you. What do you want to know about the personalities inside the squared circle? Of the old-timers who have become legend? Or the effect of some wrestling holds, how they are applied and broken? These things I want to cover in this column. The popularity or unpopularity of the wrestlers and referees is printed in another section of the magazine and we will not concern ourselves wth this.

Several people have stopped me on the street, telephoned or written ask- ing why Hans Schnabel, formerly known as the Milwaukee powerhouse, has changed his home town to Chi- cago. This is what Hans has to say about forsaking the Wisconsin metrop-

Hans Schnabel

olis. The last time he wrestled in his home town, he was arrested for incit- ing a riot in the arena where he was wrestling. Several people were injured, as is often the case, and the authorities were not happy. Neither was Schnabel for being treated thus. So he just left Milwaukee for good, and moved his headquarters to Chicago.

At last it has happened! Lou Thesz won a match from burly joe Pazandak, better known as The Champ. I say won, instead of defeateçi, because even Lou admits that he didn't beat him. The Champ lost by a disqualification at the Olympic Auditorium in a hard - Page Thirty-four

fought battle with the National Wres- tling Alliance champion. Even the spectators were amazed at the quick -

Joe Pazandak

ness and unexpectedness of the decision.

I talked with Lou in the dressing room right after the match and he was unhappy about winning by a disqualification. As I have told you many times during the dressing -room interviews Thursday nights over KTLA, any wrestler hates to win by a disqualification. Lou especially didn't want to take the match this way from a man of The Champ's calibre. It makes a man feel as if the fans and referees think that he is not capable of taking care of himself in rough company. And a good wrestler can always do that and wants everyone to know it without the shadow of a doubt.

Before Billy McDaniels went home to St. Louis for the holidays he had fan

McDaniels Brothers

clubs by the score ... most active of which was the Billy Macs. Now that

he has brought his younger brother Freddy back with him, it has created a new problem. Will the fan clubs reorganize to embrace both of the Mc - Daniels boys, or will they forget Billy and honor Freddy? Whichever brother they back, they may be assured of a winner because both are champion material.

A must on every tourist list is a visit to Muscle Beach, one of Southern California's newest and most popular attractions. Oddly enough, this spot, literally covered with men of bulging

Dennis Clary

muscles, has never produced a good wrestler. Now it begins to look as if Muscle Beach is coming up with a graduate of which it can be proud. Dennis Clary, blond Adonis from the Santa Monica beach, has been proving himself a capable matman all over the country and is rapidly becoming a top card.

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ON RADIO AND TV, "IRMA" (Marie Wilson) and "Jean Stacy" (Cathy Lewis) are an hilarious comedy team. On radio, the show is heard Sun- day, 3 p.m., CBS-KNX, and on TV is seen over KNXT at 7:30 p.m. on Tues- days. (CBS photos, cover by CBS -Polin.)

1. Will your recent marriage affect your career in any way?

Just keeps me happy and my mo- rale is the absolute end.

2. What are your future plans? Work. Work. Work. 3. Will you and Mr. Fallon work

together professionally in any way? I don't believe so. 4. Do you agree or disagree with

the newly adopted TV code, which places a limitation on how far a woman's neckline can "plunge"?

I'll just go along with my sponsor. It pays and pays and pays.

5. In what ways are you and Mr. Fallon alike?

We both have dimples. 6. Was it "love at first sight" for

you? It was sort of a double -take. 7. Has your personality changed

any since you assumed the role of "Irma"?

My mother's has. She's a wreck explaining to her bridge club, the P.T.A., Ladies Aide and bingo group that I'm really dumb. She doesn't want me to lose my job.

8. What do you think of "Irma"? For example, would you as Marie

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Wilson like to have "Irma" as a roommate?

"Irma" IS my roommate-she pays the rent!

9. What do you think of "Jane," your radio roommate?

She unfortunately isn't as bright as I am but I'll take care of her. She's such a nice girl.

10. Could you give a brief descrip- tion of "Irma's" ideal man?

Kind and good. 11. Are there any people to whom

you feel a special degree of indebt- edness?

Ken Murray-he helped my stage demeanor and timing, gave me con- fidence and authority. February 15, 1952

Cy Howard -he made a star of me; wonderful guy.

12. Do you object to the various comments made about your figure?

I like it. 13. Have you ever worked profes-

sionally with your dog, Mr. Hobbs? If not, why not?

His agent is too demanding. He's a ham. He's lazy. He's cuter than I am.

14. Could you tell our readers what your exact measurements are?

Bust 39, waist 23, hips 38. 15. Do you prefer to work on radio

or television? In radio you're stealing the money,

but in television you give it all back. 16. For the benefit of aspiring ac -

MARIE WILSON does not object to the comments made about her curvaceous figure.

tresses, do you think "beauty" or "brains" is more important to achieve success?

Beauty may be a help toward achieving success . . . but it takes much more than beauty to stay up there.

17. What was your first "big break"?

I've had several "big breaks," but they have usually been followed by several serious setbacks. The lead in the movie "Boy Meets Girl," for example, was a big break, but after that, for a long while, NOTHING happened!

18. Do you diet or exercise or do anything else to maintain your figure? Please give details.

Now, please. 19. Will you do some, all, or no

telecasts from Hollywood? As far as anyone knows now, we

will do all our "My Friend Irma" telecasts from Hollywood.

20. If you had to do it all over again, Marie, would you still have followed the same career?

Yes. Waiting on tables is not re- munerative enough for me and my relatives.

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THIS SNAPPY DRESSER with the boyish bob and the striped coat

is none other than "Eddie Cantor- Dialectician" as he was billed when em- barking as a single act in vaudeville. The year -1910.

gojelT THIRTEEN, Eddie Cantor fell in love with Ida Tobias and told her so. "I'm sorry," she said, "but my mother expects

me to marry someone with a good reliable position."

Ida Cantor must have remembered those words many times. And so must Eddie, who claims he can recall the story of his life from two years before he was born.

His memory is phenomenal, though the statement is exaggerated. His life as one of the nation's fore- most comedians for forty-two years has been phenomenal, too, being as detailed as his memory with exciting incidents - and peopled with the most interesting personalities of the times.

He was practically born an orphan, his mother having died when he was a year old and his father following her less than a year later. His grandmother supported Eddie the best she could by operating an employment placement service for foreign girls. It was a bitter struggle, and Eddie was left on his own most of the time to survive the best he could. By the time he was five she left an order with the groceryman that Eddie was to choose his own Page Thirty-six

BY 1918 IT WAS "Eddie Can- tor-Comedian." If you think

he wasn't a comedian in the Ziegfeld Follies of that year, look at the hat and the shoes.

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meals from the menu of barrels of olives, cheese, and kippered herring there. Between the ages of six and twelve, Cantor became the world's supreme delicatessen eater. He was hired to carry a basket of pickled meat from the factory on Essex Street to their big store at 14 Market Street. Eddie ate out of it all the way down.

When he was six, he joined a gang of kids at least twice his age who spent their nights singing popular songs at the top of their lungs. He would sneak out and in while his grandmother was sleeping.

Three years later he was sent to the country for a two-week vacation, sponsored by the Educational Alli- ance. the community -welfare center of East Broadway. For $1.50, the alliance sent tenement lads to a boys' camp at Surprise Lake, Cold Spring, New York.

Next year thirty-nine boys and Cantor formed a camp club at Cold Spring. They solemnly resolved to give to the other half-starved city boys the same pleasures they shared. The name of Surprise Camp was changed (around 19281 to "Eddie Cantor Camp." It is still operating.

Already Performing Eddie turned politician at the age

of fourteen, and after receiving a beating for attacking a candidate, he was offered a job for nothing, speaking for him. One of his first engagements was to speak for a young assemblyman known as Al- fred E. Smith.

Cantor earned his first money at entertaining when he and his friend, Dan Lipsky, were offered fifty cents apiece to go to a club and do their beard -and -joke act they had worked up with lines swiped from a leading comedian, Joe Welsh. After a period of lean and hungry days, he was persuaded to go to Miner's Bowery Theatre on Bowery Nights. You got paid a dollar even if you got the hook. Eddie wound up with the $5 first prize.

In Carey Walsh's saloon, Cantor became a singing waiter. He earned side money as a shill for Japanese ball games, shooting galleries and ring -pitching concessions. He blew all the money he had saved - more than $300 - in one night - impress- ing his future father-in-law with his wealth by ordering champagne for guests at Ida's sister's wedding.

There followed an engagement with a brace of jugglers and one with Gus Edwards's troupe. His salary rose from $30 a week to $75 to $115 as he progressed from job to

February 15, 1952

This Particular One, Among Many, Was Laid Down by Ida's Mother

job and eventually made the Zieg- feld Follies in 1917 at $400 a week. Biggest musical hit comedy of his career was "Kid Boots" in 1928.

Then came films, radio and television. It seemed especially appro- priate that Cantor should top his spectacular career by being the first star to travel the West -to -East micro - relay on the first erciallycomm sponsored TV show from Hollywood.

Afterward in Eddie's dressing room at the El Capitan Theatre Ida said "This was my second experience before a television camera, and thank goodness I didn't have to talk. When I made my first appearance I fluffed the first and only line I ever had to deliver in my life. But I'm not going to worry about being a performer. After thirty-seven years, I have come to the conclusion that I have followed my mother's advice pretty well. Yes. I think my husband has a future."

CANTOR BRIEFLY FACES the newest in gadgets - a radio micro- phone. This was in 1923 and one of the very earliest broadcasts.

41.- THIS, AS YOU MAY DISCERN, is an early Ziegfeld Follies with such newcomers as (left to right) W. C.

Fields, Will Rogers, Lillian Lorraine, Eddie Cantor and Harry Kelly.

THIS IS CANTOR on the right. The curly-haired lad on the left is Georgie Jessel,

who used to be quite a boy so- prano. Wonder what ever became of him?

DURING WORLD WAR II CANTOR spent every available moment entertaining servicemen (here at Hollywood Canteen, 1942). Today, in his forty-second year in show business, Cantor still averages from eight to ten appearances a month at military camps and hospitals.

SEATED (LEFT TO RIGHT) are the late Barton Yarborough ("Clifford"), J. Anthony Sm y the ("Father Bar- bour"), Minetta Ellen ("Mother Barbour"), and Michael Raffetto ("Paul")-all original members of "One Man's Family" cast. Standing (left to right), Winifred Wolfe ("Teddy"), Page Gilman ("Jack"), Jean Rouverol ("Betty"), Bernice Be r w in ("Hazel"), Dawn Bender ("Margaret"), Dix Davis ("Pinky"), Mary Lou Harring- ton ("Joan") and Barbra Fuller ("Claudia").

.` EACH WEEK Carlton E. Morse writes what amounts to half of

a full-length motion picture. (NBC-HoI- loway photos.)

UCCESS IS not static. It is a dynamic thing that must keep moving like a mighty river, or else

perish in a sea of mediocrity. This is the precise stream of

thought and action which Carlton E. Morse has pursued during his lifetime.

For example, after he graduated from the University of California, the lad from Louisiana wrote for newspapers in San Francisco and Seattle for more than ten . years. Starting in 1925, many newspapers failed or else consolidated.

"Within one year," Morse explains, "three different papers folded up while I was on the staff. Right then and there I decided to get out of the newspaper business."

Radio was the coming thing in those days. Consequently the ex - journalist wrote several radio scripts, submitted them to the NBC station at San Francisco, and landed a job as a writer -producer in January, 1930.

In the beginning Morse concen- trated on murder mysteries.

"I got sick of them and went to the other extreme. I decided to write about an American family, a Page Thirty-eight

Car/ton E. _llGrse Is the Father of

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lot of which was based on my own experiences."

Twentieth Anniversary Thus "One Man's Family" was

born. It was heard for the first time in April, 1932. This April marks the twentieth anniversary of the "family worth five million dollars."

The mystery bug still haunted Morse. Seven years later, in 1938, he started the "I Love a Mystery" series, and it has been going strong ever since.

After the war, the father of "One Man's Family" became interested in that "new medium" - television. And since New York was the capital of the TV world, that's exactly where he went.

"While in New York, I soaked myself in TV for one whole year. I learned as much as I could about writing and producing for television. I didn't want to enter the field until I had these essentials down pat."

Despite his amazing success, the creative urge never ceased in Morse.

By Ted Hilgenstuhler

Last summer he originated another daily radio series called "Woman in My House."

Morse's main preoccupation these days, however, centers about writing and producing the "Family's" TV program, which originates from New York.

Daily Routine Through the years, his daily rou-

tine has been the same. Rising at 5 a.m., he heads for his office at 1606 Vista del Mar, clears up the usual paper work with his secretary, Helen Christy, and writes steadily for three hours.

In the afternoon he produces and supervises his two NBC radio shows, interviews actors, and holds story conferences with his writers.

Lately, Mr. and Mrs. Morse have devoted most of their time to a four - and - a - half - year - old foster daughter from Fratice, whom they adopted on a trip to Europe in 1949.

Oddly enough, her name is Noel, and the Morses first met her in Rome on Christmas Day.

At the present time Morse is work- ing on several new ideas for shows. Perhaps when they are produced the viewers and listeners of today will be privileged to see the beginning of another twenty-year Morse marathon.

February 15, 1952

BEFORE SHOW TIME, GUY MADISON and KTLA's Dick Lane, perennial host of the program, discuss ways and means of outsmarting the opposition.

Charades Are 3um Television's "Movietown"

Showcases Movie Talent

FTEN WHEN you mention television to motion - picture actors a strange malady takes place, changing them from their usual poised, well-ad-

justea selves to nervous, uneasy Johns and Janes who are just plain scared. Here's the tale of a TV show that broke the taboo, made the stars feel so much at home that three or four requested repeat guest shots by the same individual are termed "natural."

The program that is responsible for this transformation in thespian attitude is the KTLA charade fun - fest, "Movietown." Since the time the program used to originate from the actor's home it has been dubbed "playground of the stars." As one personage remarked after the conclusion of the show, "If it hadn't been for the cameras, I would have sworn I was spending an evening in my own home."

When the program came into being some three years ago it was produced primarily to offer an in formal introduction in television for motion -picture actors and actresses. Personalities had already acquired a basic fear for this new medium

. . the "superstition" had been born. Topflight stars of the film industry were definitely keeping their distance from any appearance or engagement which was to be produced live on TV. But gradually "Movietown" was able to build and construct the reputation as an ideal "proving ground" for those who wanted to test their footing in live video. As the months passed, word spread throughout the industry that the program offered much more than an enjoyable guest spot. It was an excellent opportunity to become accustomed to the production pro- cedure of this entertainment field, and it has provided a showcase which was ideal for exploiting careers in pictures. In many cases it proved that certain individuals were more than aptly suited to the Medium ... the result, many "vets" of the show have their own television programs. Such is the case of Ann Rutherford, Jeff Donnell and February 15, 1952

overnight, was a recent guest on "Movietown." When Dick Lane called her over to chat about her recent achievements in the land of make-believe she politely mentioned a few forthcoming pictures, then reversed the questions and began talking about some of the many films she has seen Dick in . . . the two then started to reminisce about fond memories of the pix business. In a short time it was one of the most interesting off-the-record chit- chats that any audience had ever been a part of.

During the past years "Movie - town" has had some of the biggest names in the film industry sign the guest book. Scott Brady, Bud Ab- bott, Laraine Day, Marie Windsor, The Andrews Sisters, Wayne Morris, Dick Háymes, Sonny Tufts, Tom Drake, Marshall Thompson, Howard DaSilva, Marjorie Reynolds. Walter Slezak, Lloyd Bridges, Charlton Hes- ton. Gene Raymond, Rory Calhoun, Barbara Lawrence, Forrest Tucker, Coleen Gray, and Andrea King, to mention but a few.

Guy Madison, who have been starred in current weekly video favorites.

Actress That's a Character When the show's array of film

talent includes Florence Bates, one of the screen's most lovable character actresses, hold onto your hats. for the sky's the limit! One evening she innocently remarked after the conclusion of the show, "This is the earliest that I've ever left a party in my life!"

Six - foot - five Rod Cameron. a natural in a two-fisted period epic which called for plenty of action in a man-sized film role, has proven himself the life of the party during several of the show's fun -festivals. He always delights in seeing his team caled upon to enact some of the most difficult entries. then there are no bounds when he goes about conveying the correct clues to the "board of experts." -'- "Why I Remember ... "

Wanda Hendrix, a pert little miss who attained stardom practically

GUY' MADISON, TOM HUBBARD, David Bair, Dick Lane and a WAVE get into the spirit of "Movietown's" charades.

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