Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 6 December 1940 — Page 29

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ON THE ‘RADIO

TONIGHT THIS EVENING

7:00—Kafe Smith, WIRE. 7:00—City Service Concert, WIRE. 7:30—Information Please, WIRE. -18:00—~Johnny - Presents, WFBM. 8:30—Everyman’s. Theater, WIRE, 9:30—Al Pearce, WFBM. 9:30—Alec Templeton, WIRE, TOMORROW 1: 00—Motropolitan Opera, WLW, WMAQ.

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The opening r broadcast of the| new Metropolitan Opera season is

scheduled tor tomorrow afternoon

Beautiful Lite Over Paradise News Dessa Bvrd King Arthur Jr, |Travel Time Whizzer now operating on a 12-hour day, from 9 3. m. to 8 p. m, to take

Santa Claus Bud Barton cars of Christmas season |activi-

Kate Smith

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Livestock Show Scramby Amby

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in a three-hour program to be aired over WLW and WMAQ starting at

15 Glibers: Forbes , Esty Aces Tom Mix Lowell Thomas ties, J. Patrick Rooney, assistant

i 1 “Fost indy Businessmen Concert iaTe, are Be Ps Modern A Inside Sports Westerners Title Tales City Recreation Director, announced today. . - Programs, including Christmas . Season craft work, playlets and song fests, have been arranged by community house directors in co+ opera. “tion with neighborhood groups, Me , Rooney said.

Close on Holidays

The present operating schedule will continue until shortly after the first of the year. The community houses, however, will be | closed Christmas eve and Christmas and New Years day. At Brookside, a boxing show is scheduled for Thursday, a formal dance of a high school cominunity house club for Dec. 18 and a c hristmas party for Dec. 23.

Sing Scheduled ’

At the Keysone Community Center, a community sing for both children and adults has been ar- * ranged for Dec. .18 and a Christmas ‘party, Dec. 23. Members of the Keystone Boys’ Town and the Mothers’ Club are filling 50 baskets ¢ With foodstuffs for distribution to needy families in the neighbarho#d. 45 Conservatory ; Holiday" activities will end with all: § New Years eve “watch”.party. 11 f . At the J. T. V. Hill Center, a ©? boxing show will be held Thursday, ] Dec. 12, a Christmas fair, including Farm Circle. ht exhibits of craft work Dec. 20 and Farm Circle Dick Reed 2 children’s Christmas party Dec.| 1:00 Y. M. C. A Music for All

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Valley Death : Valley 1 o'clock. Deatn Salley a a Three new intermission features Gan ers [rut Pu : ; Sons Susiers hn ed are. to enhance the broadcast. Herbert Hoover

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Waltz Ting Waltz Tim svervman’ s ‘Theatre Everyman's Theat svervman's Theatre| Birthday Everyman's Theat. |

Wings of Destiny | Bofing Wings of Destiny Wings of Destiny | Boxing Wings of Destiny Al Pearce Alec Templeton Jimmy James Lou Breese Al Pearce Alec Templeton | Jimmy James Paul Arnold

Gilbert Forbes Dick Reed 0 o'clock Final Peter Grant 13 Everett Hoagland | Red Grange 0 o'clock Final Barney Rapp World Today Give Me Music 0 o'clock Final Deacon Moors :45 Dance Music, Basketball Scores 0 o'clock Final Wally Johnson

:00 Jack Chapman Music You Want | Globe Trotter Ted Weems :15 Music, You Want ‘30 Music: You Want :45 Let's Preten Ray Noble Glenn Miller

SATURDAY PROGRAMS

INDIANAPOLIS INDIANAPOLIS WIRE 1400 WIBC 1050 ({NBC-MBS)

Dawn Patrol Dawn Patrol

= is to speak dur-| ing the third intermission on “Our "American|’ Way of Living,” first in the series of such talks|d by outstanding Americans sponsored by the National Council of ‘Women. The opera is

to be Mozart's pe ‘ “Marriage of Fi- ® Like Clock Bread

d garo,” featuring ; Miss Rethberg John Brownlee, as well as or better than the bread you are now serving or return 58 € Elizabeth Rethberg, Lucia Albanese, Ezio Pinza,|! Jarmila Novotna and Salvatore Baccalani. | Other intermission spgakers are to be W. S. S. Rodgers, president of | the Texas Oil Co., program sponsor; | Happy "Hal Edward Johnson, Metropolitan man=Mv Health ager; Olin Downes, music critic of Homemakers Hour [the New York Times; Mrs. August Homemakers Hour | peimont, president of the MetropoliFarm Hour tan Opera Guild; announcer Milton Farm Hour Cross and opera stars Lucrezia Bori, Lawrence Tibbett and Gladys

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Sunshine Melodies Tomorrow’s game between Notre

Dame and Southern California on the coast is to be aired by WLS, > |starting at 4:30 p. m. Another good game, that between 2 [Rice Institute and Southern Metho3 dist, is to be aired over WFBM from 2:15 to 4:45, Bill Stern and Ken Carpenter are to give a description of the Irish-

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: 3 : Sig: Truly American . » raigned in Carrol Circuit Court on Silent Truly American ‘Raymond Massey, famed for his Abraham Lincoln roles on stage and

charges of robbing the Ydeman, Silent ind., State Bank Sept. 24. Metcalf KEY NETWORK STATIONS (Suhject to Change): a wes arrested in Joplin, Mo., and is MUTUAL—WOR, 710; WHK, 1390, WHKC, 640; CKLW, 1030; WSM, 850. Hayes in Miss Hayes’ regular weekm jail here. NBC-BLUE—WJZ, 760; WOWO, 1160 WLS-WENR., 870; KWK, 1350. ly dramatization over WFBM Sun-

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MOVIE CLUB URGES THEATER GOURTESY

Members of the Movie Club of the Paul C. Stetson School, 30th St. and

| College Ave. have started a cam-

paign to educate pupils into better behavior, Reminding that “when you go to the theater, people judge you by your behavior,” the club points out that ‘“‘courteous people do not show their approval or disapproval in a loud, boisterous way; there are others in the theater who have paid to see and hear the show in peace and quiet,” The club fecommentls showing “your disapproval of the unruly behavior of other children by refusing to join thém” and treating the furniture and equipment in the theater “as you wish to have yours treated by visitors in your home.” Self control, the club members add, is of the greatest importance in case of fire or accident.” Also recommended are expressing opinions after the show as intelligently as possible, listening courteously te the opinion of others, and speaking or writing to the manager about a picture rather than causing

day at 9:30 p. m. Mr. Massey is to appear as Michael ‘in a dramatization of A. A.

Miss Hayes, of course,-is Mary, 2 8 8 Herbert Marshall and- Grace George are the big names in tonight's Playhouse production of “Kind Lady” to be heard over WFBM at 8:30. It's from the stage play of the same name which is just ending a Broadway run. Mr. Marshall will appear in an unusual role for him—that of the villain, but it was in “bad man” portrayals that he first gained fame on the London stage. s 2 ”

Kate Smith presents her fifth on her program tonight, 7 o'clock, WFBM

Jim Crowley, chairman of Miss Smith's committee of coaches who made the selection, is to assist in the announcing. As usual three full teams are to be named. In addition, Kate will present the radio premiere of the new Broadway musical, “Cabin in the Sky,” an all-Negro fantasy starring Ethel Waters; Rex Ingram, Todd Duncan, Catherine Dunham and Dooley Wil+ son, ; ” 2 - J. R. Townsend Jr., professor of insurance at Butler University, is to be the public library’s guest on its “For Businessmen Only” program this evening at 6:15 over WIRE. He will speak on books of interest to businessmen.

Milne’s story, “Michael and Mary.” |

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