Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 22 May 1942 — Page 18

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‘RADIO PROGRAM: FOR TONIGH

" . QUIZ: There

should. be a flurry

of animal questions tonight when Roland Young makes a return engagement to the board of experts’

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“Information Please.”

Clifton Fadiman fouhd out last

§ to serve

Mr. Young

year that the popular actor

. knew - his zoology

and ‘that wildlife was “his hobby. Deems Taylor, expert of long standing, will be the other guest with John Kieran and Franklin P. Adams on the show at 7:30 o'clock on

WIRE.

WIBC. "A salute to Bundles for America will mark this week’s _program. 2 2 ” DRAMA: “March of Time” tonight presents President Manyel Prado of Peru, the story of the U. 8. air force ferrying command and a shortwave report on invasion preparations from either India or Australia when it is broadcast on WISH at 8 o’clock. N The program also is scheduled to Et dramatize t h e story of Pvt. G. F. Duval Jr, stowaway with the A. E. F. in Ireland and the Nazis’ in-

TONIGHT 7:30—Information Please, WIRE. 8:00—March of Time, WISH. ~ 9:00—Pastor - . Mauriello ' Bout, i WIBC. yobs Z 9:00—Bob Hawk, WFBM.. been in the movies since she: was 5 years old, will co-star with Charles Lang in a gay drama entitled “Dinner for Two” at 11:30 a. m. tomorrow on the “Stars :Over Hollywood”

Saturday morning shows will find Jim Ameche and . Arlene Francis appearing in an original drama at 11 a. m. on the same station and William Gaxton, musical comedy star, will. appear on “Lincoln. Highway” at 10 a. m. on WIRE, 1 The story of the «Midwest Murderer” “Gang Busters” program at 7 o'clock tonight on WISH. It's about a ruthless killer who slaughtered

program on WFBM. . .. The other

three polica ‘officers before he was!

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finally brought down. . . . Conklin and Joe Julian ‘will gd costarred in another “Grand Central Station” drama tonight at 9:30 o'clock o'clock- tonight on WFBM, Barbera || Luddy ard Les Tremayne will appear in a drama of crime and rowill be told during the{mance, “The Dead Man Walks.” on | the “First Nighter” program.

on WIRE. .-. . At 8:30

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COMEDY: Charlie

McCarthy

has been frantically hunting for a

| Portuguese give him. “vocabulary enough to partially understand the language. The reason is

randa will be his guest at 7 p. m. Sunday and on previous occasions when the Brazilian . bombshell exploded 3 with a torrent of Portuguese, CharMiss Massey 1. ‘tit that an

unfair advantage was taken of his

ignorance.

"instructor all week to

that Carmen Mi-|.

The Duke of Paducah will discuss

“Fortune Telling” tonight when the

“Plantation Party” is broadcast on WIRE at 8:30 o'clock. Louise Massey and the Westerners will do a variety of favorites, old and new. « « The Waukegan Jester, Jack Benney, ‘will visit Camp Callen at La Jolla, Cal, during his broadcast

at 6 p. m. Sunday on WIRE, . . .|.

The zany motion picture star, Patsy Kelly, will be the guest on “On-

tario Show” at 6 o'clock Jonight

on WISH.

“SUB” ONLY BABY SEAL BOSTON (U. P.).—Reports that an enemy two-man submarine was trapped under the Neponset river bridge brought 30 policemen to the

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