Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 28 August 1942 — Page 21

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8:00—Gang Busters, WISH. 9:00—Caravan, WFBM.

: By FRANK WIDNER #DUFFY’S TAVERN," hailed last season 3s one of the outstanding

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by various names, such as the “poor man’s Stork club,” the program- is 3 5 centered = around Archie, the harassed manager in Duffy's tavern. . + « Barbara Britton, the ‘’teen=aged starlet who was the only girl to appear in the film “Wake Island,” will be the guest star this week on the “army-navy game” at 4:30 p. m. Sunday on WISH. More than 100 marine recruits will be with her in the studio. Quincy Howe, author, editor and radio commentator, will make a second appearance on “Information Please” tonight at 7:30 o'clock on “WIRE. . . . “The Mad Killer of Missouri” will be the story for another of those “Gang Busters” ses&ions one half hour later tonight on Arlene Francis and Chester Stratton will co-star in an original drama tomorrow at 11 a. m. on “Armstrong's Theater of Today” ‘on WFBM. That 4ce drummer man, Gene Krupa, moves into CBS's “Matinee

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ists, and Roy Eldridge, wizard of the trumpet. . . . Ralph Bellamy will be the guest narrator on “Men, Machines—Victory” at 9:30 o'clock tonight on WISH. tH ’ ” 8s 8 TODAY'S STAR: Eddie Cantor,

who was orphaned at two and rose ; from the heart of the east side ofp

New York to one of tke highest ! places in the show world. . . . Eddie is known for his wide charitable undertakings. . . . He is married to his.childhood sweetheart, Ida Tobias, and the couple have five children—all girls.

debut as an entertainer at an amateur night at Miner's onthe bowery, Eddie won first prize and has been at it ever since. . . . He has been a singing waiter and is noted for his hilarious, hesitating staccato style of song. . . . He has toured London as a comedian, ‘been with Ziegfeld, Gus Edwards and a host of other “big” names in show business, . . . His popularity has carried him from the stage to the radio and screen and back again to the stage. . . . Probably his outstanding stage success was “Whoopee,” which played from 1928 to 1930 without interruption. , . . Eddie was born Jan. 31, 1893, in a flat: over a Russian tea room. . . . He'll portray himself tonight in “The Life .of Eddie Cantor” on Charles Martin's “Playhouse” at 8 o'clock on WFBM.

Eddie Cantor

THIS EVENING

: (The Indianapolis Times 1s not responsible for inaccuracies in program anmouncements caused by station changes ‘after press time.)

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WFBM 1260 WIBC 1070 WIRE 1430 WISH 1310 : .(CBS) (Mutual) (NBC-Red) (Blue Network) 4:00 Are U a Genius? | Brite Spots Girl Marries Modern Moods 4:15 Mom £ ‘Dad Devotional Portia Sea Hounds 4:30 Sing Along State Fair & I. F. V.| Serenade Flying Patrol 4:45 rnie State Fair & I. P. V.|U. 8. Marines Merry-Go-Round 5:00 News Cocktail Time Yirginis Byrd Merry-Go-Round $:15 Hedda Hopper Sportsman's Hour | Dial & Dance Scoreboard 5:30 Keep Singing Am vening at Home | Melodic Minutes News . 8:45 Gilbert Forbes Evening at Home | Dick Reed Buy Bonds 6:00 Amos ‘'n' Andy Fulton Lewis Pred Waring Scramble 6:15 Mary Small ~~rt . Wilson World ‘News Scramble 6:30 Modern Music Lone Ranger Frankie Parrish News 6:45 News Views Lone Ranger Ralph Knox Luke Walton 7:00 Variety Show Cal Tinney ‘ Earl Godwin 7:15 Variety Show Beardsley Ruml Gibbs & Finney 7:30 Pan-Am. Pageant | Baseball Game An American 7:45 Pan-Am. Pageant | Baseball Game Marching Along 8:00 Johnnie Presents b Game Waltz Time Gang Busters 8:15 Johnnie Presents | Baseball Game Waltz Time Gang Busters $:30 That Brewster Boy b Game Plantation Party Dinah Shore 8:45 That Brewster Boy seball Gane Plantation Party News-Music 9:00 Music Caravan Baseball Game People Are Funny | Meet Your Navy 9:15 Music Caravan Baseball Game People Are Funny | Meet Your Navy 9:30 Music Caravan Harry James Vie. Business Man's Victory 9:45 Music Caravan Nickel Serenade Be Neighbors Five Star Final 10:00 Gilbert Forbes Music After Ten | Dick Reed Ted Fiorito 10:15 Sal. to Indus. Ozzie Clark Music You Like Duke Ellington 30:30 Sandman_ Norman _ Cloutier | Starlight Trail Song of Islands 10:45 Sandman Norman Cloutier Starlight Trail e Program - 11:00 Nictoly Ride News-10th Inning | Music You Want | World News 11:15 Ray Kinney Hitler ‘Embargo Music You Want Mitchell Ayres 11:30 Johnny Long Old Refrain Joe Marsala Freddy Martin 31:45 Johnny Long Old Refrain Joe Marsala Freddy Martin

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SATURDAY PROGRAMS

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1:00 News News Roundup News Roundy Morning Mal guste |opre MCU | dhe 30 - usical Cloc| Morni! 7:45 News Get Up & Musical Clock News BE: Mall "8:00 Time With Music | News Roundup Musical Clock Breakfast Cl 8:15 Emery Deutsch - | Blue Mt. Trio News Breakfast Cron 8:30 Garden Gate Bandwagon Merry Melodies Breakfast Club 8:45 Garden Gate State Fair & L F. V.| Story Lady Breakfast Club © 9:00 Youth on Parade | Leary Family Navy Band New. EY a :15 Youth on Parade | Leary Family Navy Notes Will’ Osborne 9:30 Hillbillies Friendly House — | Serenade Youth-Religion 9:45 Hillbillies Friendly House’ Melodies Navy News

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Charlie Cook

The Creightons The Creightons

Service Men's Hop Jr. Navy Booster

10:30 Let's Pretend Suwthine Special Free America Little Playhouse 10:45 Let's Pretend arpo y | Free America Little Plavhoace 11:00 Today's Theater Down-Easters Virginia Byrd . Keyboard 11:15 Today's Theater | Rev. R. E. Webber Ne Herman © 11:30 Hollywood Stars -| Miss-Infor. Boy Scouts Farm and Home 31:45 Hollywood Stars |Hi Sailor EATitorially Farm and Home 12:00 Life & Land Mid-Day News - | Livestock News 2:15 Gilbert Forbes Haymakers Farm and Home People’s Man :30 Farm Circle Jamboree Wally Nehrling Drug Program 32:45 Farm Circle Jamboree Dick Reed Drug Program 1:00 Men and Books | Hoosier Request News Pictures Fantasy in Melod 1:15 Men and Books | Hoosier Request News Pictures Fantasy in Melody 1:30 sh Hoosier Request Marine News & Hickory 1:45 Brush Creek Hoosier Request Marine Notes Religious News 2:00 Unannounced Concert Nature Sketches R. C. A. F. Band 2:15 Unannounced Concert : Sat. cial R. C. A. P. Band 2:30 Bible Stories Bailey Trailers Charles Dant Mitchell Ayres 2:45 U. 8. Navy Bailey Trailers Charles Dant Mitchell Ayres 3:00 Hello-Hawaii Bill Haley Pan Am. Holiday | Club Matinee 3:15 Hello-Hawaii Harpo & Tiny Pan Am. Holiday | Club Matinee x 3:30 Horse Ra Leary Golden Gate Club Matinee Leary Golden Gate Club Matinee Navy Concert Kid With Stick Navy Concert Kid With Stick Navy 3 Suns Trio Lucky Millinder Navy Alex Dreier

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KNOWLEDGE

1—-What implement of war do the Russians call the KV (for Marshall .Klimenti Voroshiloy)? 2—The city of Rostov was taken by the Germans in 1941; true or false?

3—A chromosome is a measure of time, a colored print, or a part of a cell? : 4—Which Russian composer composed ‘his Seventh . Symphony in Leningrad while it was un- : der siege by the Nazis? 5—Wnhich species of fish’'is largest? 6—Is it true that rattlesnakes will not cross ropes of horsehair? T—Was Addis Ababa, capital of Ethiopia, surrendered to the British in 1940 or 1941?

3—Part of a cell. 4—Dmitri Shostakovich. 5—Whale shark. 6—No. . 7—1941. 8—Phoebe. * i 9—New Jersey and Kentucky. 10-—Chromatie.

PAST GRANDS TO MEET

‘Olive Branch Past Noble Grands'| |S association will meet at the home| |

of Mrs. A. L. McCollum, Lakeside, next : Wednesday for a luncheon and ' business , meeting.

Assisting the hostess will be Mesdames -Pearl| McDonald and Anna Yount, and|

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