Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 11 June 1942 — Page 25
PAGE 25 —By Raeburn Van Buren
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TONIGHT
7:00—Opera Festival, WIBC. 7:30—Aldrich Family, WIRE. 8:00—Bing Crosby, WIRE. 8:00—Town Meeting, WISH.
JAY JOSTYN, famed for his portrayal of “Mr. District Attorney,” will head a cast of notable radio actors tonight in a special broadcast explaining the vital but little understood role played by the quartermasters corps of the U. S. army. The werk of the corps in main- | taining a steady supply of pro- | visions, equipment and ammunition |to the men at the fronts will be depicted. The epic of Bataan and |similar incidents of past campaigns will be included, Appearing on-the special broadcast will be Quartermaster General Edwin, B. Gregory and Lieut. Andre Baruch, former radio an2
THIS EVENING
(The Indianapolis Times is not responsible for inaccuracies in program announces ments caused by station changes after press time.)
nouncer now with the army. It’s on WISH at 7 p. m. » s =
BING CROSBY will have Thomas Mitchell, veteran screen actor, Vera Zorina of the stage, screen and ballet and Lieut. Leonard Phillips of the U. S. army air force as his guests tonight in the crooner’s next to last program fbefore he bows jout for summer A vacation. After next week's program, brother Bob will handle the driver’s reins for the Mr. Mitchell Hall.” Bing has scheduled among his songs tonight the popular “Bombardier Song,” “Lamplighter’s Ser- = s
WIBC 1070) (Mutual)
Brite Spots Hymn Time Hoosier Request Hoosier Request
Prayer—News Sportsman’s Hour
Captain Midnight
Fulton vis Jr. Bert
WFBM 1260 (CBS)
:00 Are U a Genius?
New: 4 Club Men Home Fron Gilbert Forbes
Amos 'n’ Andy Neadi Dia Harpo & Siny audie’s Diary 5 Maudie’s Diary Inside Sports
Death Valley Festi ath Vi rest] Fest esti
15 :30 4
Modern Music
Major Bowes Major Bowes Big Town Big Town
First Line
Hot Corner Sam Balter
Army S| Vie. Progquction Frasier Hunt Vic. Production
Gilbert Forbes Jerry Wald Dance Orchestra Raymond Scoit 3
Sandman Jerry Sandman
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Wald Maddie Malnecks
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Americans Rampart Americans Rampart
Raymond po Tanem
WIRE 1430 WISH (1310 (NBC-Red) (Blue Network) Fannie Hurst
Girl Marries Portia Norman Davis Star Parade S. A. Salute Town Talk Merry-Go-Round
Star Parade Scoreboard
News News Quirks Easy Aces Mr. Keen
Dessa Byrd Civilian Defense Melodic Minutes Dick Reed
Ralph Knox Baby Snooks Baby Snooks Aldrich Family Aldrich Family Bing Crosby Bing Crosby
Bing Crosby Bing Crosby
Al Pearce Al Pearce Lena Rivers Program Prevues
News Luke Walton
Suslie masters Tintypes News-Navy Dorothy V¥hompson
Town Meeting Town Meeting Town Meeting Town | Meeting
Bats in | Belfry Bats in Belfry Lum & Abner 5-Star Final
Drifting Along Drifting Along Sone of Islands
Dick Reed Music You Like Starlight Tray Starlight Trail
11: 0 Harry James 11:15 Harry James i: 30 Carl Hoff 11:45 Carl Hoff
John B. Hug! oa Sa Ozzie Clark
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FRIDAY PROGRAM
Music You Want Music You Want
New Charlie Spivak Music You Want News
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WIBO 1070 (Mutual) Harpo & Tiny Devotion Get Up & Go Get Up & Go Get Up & Go Get Up & Go News Roundup Haymakers and Wagon ary Family
WIRE 1430 (NBC-Red) Dawn Patrol Dawn Patrol World News Musical Clock
Musical Clock Musical Clock News
Musica cal Clock Brea Ralph, Ko Brea pping Sch Bre Shopping bod News Bachelors ¢ Children Bob Crosby Bob : Crosby
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Street Singer Club Matinee Club Matinee
Wider Brown Club Matinee
U a Genjus? U a Genius? est Seymour Scattergood
Brite ts Hymn Time Buy Bonds Buy Bonds
WLW THURSDAY PROGRAM
‘15—Burns &
Girl Marries Modern Moods Portia
Trolley Tim Town Gossip
9:15—Rudy Vallee 9: :30—War Rally : War Rally
FRIDAY PROGRAM
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ON THE RADIO TONIGHT
enade,” “Skylark,” “Johnny Doughboy Found a Rose in Ireland” and “Talking to the Moon.” With Mary Martin, he will offer the revival hit, “Jingle, Jangle, Jingle.” Victor Borge, Ken Carpenter, John Scott Trotter and his orchestra and the Music Maids and Hal will be on hand to fill in with some smart vocal backgrounds during the show at 8 o'clock on WIRE. 2 ” ”
WHEN MAUDIE assumes the duties of a cook in her mother’s absence, the men folk go on a rigid diet fring the broadcast of the : popular “Maudie’s Diary” series tonight at 6:30 o’clock on WFBM. . Maudie is played by Mary Mason,’ a Broad= way star. In tonights story, “Healthy But Hungry,” P24 ie’s heart-throb, Miss Mason Davy, decides to g0 on a musclebuilding spree by limiting his nourishment to the “Vigor. Vittles” of “Husky Dan, the Muscle Man.” In convincing Maudie’s father of the muscle building plan, he cramps the style of her cooking. Everything comes to a climax when Davy has a run-in with the town police force for for cavorting around in the middle of the night in his gym suit.
” 2 ” COMPLETE WITH cigar and burnt cork mustache, Groucho Marx will drop in on Baby Snooks program tonight at 7 o'clock, WIRE. The comedian will be the first in a series of guest stars on the show to substitute for Honest Frank Morgan, who has gone on vacation. ‘ . “It National-Wide Gasoline Rationing Essential?” will be the topic up for discussion on tonight's “America’s Town Meeting of the Air” .at-8 o’clock on WISH. - Speakers will be’ Joel Dean, chief of fuel rationing of the OPA, and Jack C. Scott, general counsel of the office
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