Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 4 September 1942 — Page 29
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By FRANK WIDNER
LIONEL BARRYMORE will take the starring role in a new dramatic series which .will fill in the Jack ‘Benny Sunday night spot until the 4 famous | comedian returns from his » ‘vacation, Oct, 4. Titled “The Mayor of the Town, » the new series will be heard beginning this Sunday at 6 p. m, on WIRE and NBC in place of the “Remarkable Miss Tuttle” ries which had || been scheduled as Benny's replacement. However, just before the ‘broadcast of July 19, Edna May Oliver, who was to star in the summer show, took sick and had to be replaced by Mary Boland and the program was changed to the “Remarkable Miss Crandall.” "
Barrymore, in his new program, wili portray the role of an honest, kindly and able mayor of a typical American city who devotes him-
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self to the furtherance of the dem“ocratic Way of life. le &3 o » »
«JAN STRUTHER, called the “first lady of ‘Information Please’,” will bé up before the board of experts for the 10th time tonight when the quiz series is broadcast on WIRE at 7:30 o'clock. The other guest will be C. 8. Forester, seadog and writer of sea ‘tales, who is a former officer of 3 the British royal navy. John Kieran and Franklin P, Adams will be the
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contribution to the all-out war effort, “Double or Noth icate its broadcast Sunday to the seventh annual army all-star football game on WIBC at 5 p. m. Harry James, noted trumpeter, will be 4 guest on the broadcast. . , . Phil Spitainy and his “Hour of Charm”
broadcast Sunday as they begin their seventh -season in radio for
is at 9p. m. on WIRE. 4 Emam "SCREEN. STARS Nancy. Kelly
Charles Martin’s adaptation of the drama “High Sierra” tonight on WFBM at_ 8 o'clock. They will take x. over the original screen roles which starred Humphrey Bogart and Ida Lupino. . . . Helen Hayes, the “first lady of the theater,” will be the guest narrator on “Men, Machines — Victory” - at 9:30 o'clock ALL tonight on WISH. Miss Kelly Guest speaker ident of the Firestone Tire & Rubident of the Firesotne Tire. & Rubper Co. The story of a man who is executed for a crime he didn’t commit and who returns to wreak ironic: revenge on his bétrayers will be the theme of an “Inner Sanctum” mystery at 7:30 p. m. Sunday on WISH. It's titled “Design for Dy-
Santos Ortega. 3 » » » CHARLES RUGGLES, the: screen comedian, is slated for the first guest shot when Charlie McCarthy comes back to the air Sunday with 8 new m. ¢. in Don Ameche and a new girl friend ‘in Dale Evans.
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10—Walter Johnson (pitcher with Washington Senators).
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