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ON THE RADIO TONIGHT

7:00—Cities Service Concert, WIRE. "7:30—Information Please,” WIRE. 9:00—Zale-Abrams Bout, WIBC. © TOMORROW

1:00—Metropolitan Opera, WISH.

SPORTS: WFBM, WIBC and WIRE will carry the Army-Navy football game from Philadelphia’s ‘Municipal Stadium tomorrow, beginning at 12:15 p. m. over WIBC,

~ and 12:30 p. m. over WFBM and

WIRE. WIBC also will broadcast via _the Mutual system the final hour of the Tennessee-Vanderbilt game from Knoxville, Tenn., at 3 p. m. Ted Husing will describe the battle for WFBM .and Columbia while Bill Stern. will handle. the broadcast for NBC and WIRE. The game will be heard by U. S. soldiers - and sailors, no matter where they may “be, through the short "wave facilities ‘of both networks." . Tony | 2%"

Zale and George Abrams square off i

tonight in Madison Square Garden and the middleweight bout will be broadcast on WIBC at 9 o'clock.

8 8 =» Week-end radio listening: «es Ted Husing this week announced his all-radio, All-American football team for 1941. The team was selected from teams he watched in action this fall. It. is: ends, Kelly ‘Simpson of Southern Methodist and John: Kovatch of Notre Dame; tackles, Al Wistert of Michigan and Bill Chewning of Navy; guards, Fritz Howard of Ohio State; and Bernie Crimmins of Notre Dame; center. Bob Ingalls of Michigan; quarterback, Bill Garnass of Minnesota; fullback, Bob Westfall of Michigan, and halfbacks, Hank Mazur of Army and Bill Geyer of Colgate. . 2 2 2» MUSIC: The Metropolitan Opera will begin 16 weeks of broadcasting at 1 p. m. tomorrow on WISH with the performance of “La Traviata,” direct from the stage of New York’ Metropolitan Opera House. The broadcasts will be carried on’ 145 stations: of the NBC-Blue network. The opera will star Jarmila Novotna in the role of

Miss Novotna

mont and Jan Peerce as Alfredo.

A new intermission feature, “Music in America,” has been planned for opera fans this season. Designed to show the march of musical progress in the United States, the feature will be held between the first and second act curtains. A prominent speaker will discuss the history of musical performances in a large American city. _ ‘Returning by popular demand will be the “Opera Question Forum” which will be heard between the second and third acts. As an intermission feature, “At Home With the Metropolitan Opera Guild,” will also be presented. - Milton Cross will return as announcer for the series. Attilio Baggiore, tenor star of radio, opera and concert stage, sings the male lead in “The Mikado,” a “Chicago Theatre of the Air” presentation - to be broadcast on WIBC at 8:15... . Rise Stevens, mezzo-sprano of the “Met,” will be the guest of Andre Kostelanetz and Albert Spalding at 3:30 p. m.

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:30 Song 39 Gilbert Forbes

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7:00 Kate Smith 7:15 Kate Smith 7:30 Kate Smit rnie Cumm 7:45 Kate Smith Boros Morgan

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Tuneful Tonics

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Al Pearce

10:00 Gilbert Forbes 10:15 Saude Taornsil 10:30 World Tod 10:45 Jimmy a

Zale-Abrams Spotlight Bands Variety Show Benny Goodman Ray Benson

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1430 Club News—Major Domo

Fred Waring World gus Basonolog, Benind the News

Waltz Time Waltz Time Dog House Dor House

Wings of Destiny Wings of Destiny Grand Central Grand Central

Dick Reed Basketball Motet Choir . J. B. Harriman

Music You Want + Music You Want Music You Want Varieties—News

WISH 1310 (NBC-Blue)’

Best Show Melodv Inn Christmas Tree Christmas Tree

School Days Orphan Annie Jimmie Allen Tom Mix

Three Cheers Henry Busse

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Civic Orchestra Civic Orchestra Lum bner 5-Star Final

Carl Ravazza Carl Ravazza Jone of Islands

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6:30 Early Birds 6:45 Early Birds

Cornhuskers Green Mt. Boys

WIBC 1070 (Mutual)

WIRE 1430 WISH 1310) | (NBC-Red) (NBC-Biue)

Heaven-Home Sunrise Ranch Lux Time American Express

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Time News Roundu Melodic Moments Hndwas Review Dob

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European News Musical Clock Musical Glo Clock usical Clock

Musical Musical Clock ' Brea Shon ing ‘School Broa opping Shopping Breakfast Club

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Lincoln Highway Band Plaved on Lincoln Highwav Band_Plaved On d | Romantic Music Our Barn . Story of Wool Our Barn

Welfare Reporter |John H, King Consumers Navy Dick Reed Farm Hour

Farm Hour Wally Nehrling Army vs. Navy. Market Reports Army vs. Navy Jack Teagarden

Army vs. Navy . Opera Army vs. Navy . Opera Army vs. Navy . Opera Army vs. Navy

Hit Tunes

News People’s Man

Army vs. Navy Army vs. Navy Army vs. Navy Army vs. Navy

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Army vs. Navy Army vs. Navy

Army vs. Navy Army vs. Navy Scores—Music Metro. Opera Metro. Opera Metro. Opera

Weekend Whimsy Metro. Opera

Everyone’s Music Everyone's Music Sherlee Turner 3 Romeos

News Best Show Christmas Tree Christmas Tree

P.M 4: 90--Gin Marries 4:15—P 4: 30—Painted Dreams 4:45--Road of Life

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Ceritral :15—Wings of Destiny Cepiral :30—G fl Hleatter : e

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:45—Reveille Roundup y Hal 10:45—Vaudev.

11: 13--Homem 11:30—New.

: New. 9: i30—america the Free 1:00- -Metro. 9:45—America the Free 1:00—Metro.

Refreshes” broadcast on WFBM. . + » The New York PhilharmonicSymphony will play an all-Bohe-miasn program Sunday devoted :to music by Smetana and Dvorak on WFBM at 2 p. m. Dr. Artur Rodzinski will conduct and First Cellist Joseph Schuster will be soloist. . . . Alfred Mirovitch, head of the Jordan Conservatory of Music = piano faculty, will broadcast at 9:30 p. m. tomorrow on WIRE. . . . Helen Jepson. and - Charles Hackett of the

Sunday during the “Pause That

“Met” and Conductor Eugene Or-

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mandy of the Philadelphia Orchestra, will be the guest stars on the “Ford "Sunday Evening Hour” at 8 p.. m. Sunday on WFBM. .'.. Jan Peerce, who makes his debut at the Me ropolitan Opera tomorrow, will be the guest star on the “Family Hour” at 4 p. m. Sunday on WFBM. Dorothy Kirsten, protege of Gladys Swarthout, will also be on the program. - ’ » ” 2

DRAMA AND COMEDY: Jack Oakie - and Linda’ Darnell bring laughs to the “Hollywood Premiere” show tonight in a radio adaptation

of their new musical-comedy, “Rise and Shine.” It will be broadcast on WFBM at 9 o'clock. . . . Burgess Meredith stars in the play, “You Only Live Once,” tonight at -8 oclock on WFBM on Charles Martin’s “Playhouse.” . . . Edmund Star of “The Wookey”’; Phil Baker, the Hilton Sisters and¢ Johnny Burke will be the guests of Kate Smith on WFBM at 7 o'clock. . , . Patsy Kelly visits Al Pearce tonight on the same station at 9:30 o'clock.

2 2 0» QUIZ: When Drew Pearson and Robert Allen sit down at the experts’ table on “Information Please” tqQ-

night, they will be the first members of the.board to ever be permitted to consult as a team before answering the queries of Clifton Fadiman. The well-known authors of “Washington Merry-go-Round,” syndicated newspaper column, will be heard at 7:30 p. m. on WIRE. ’ 8 # 8 NEWS: Mary Martin will replace Connie Boswell on Bing Crosby’s “Music Hall” beginning with the broadcast of Jan. 1. Reports from New York said she had been signed for a seven weeks’ engagement. Miss Boswell is leaving to make a number of long-overdue personal appearances.

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