Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 17 September 1942 — Page 24
" . radio Oct. 6.
TONIGHT 8:00—Bob Crosby, WIRE. , 8:00—Town Meeting, WISH.
- 8:30—Stage Door Canteen, WFBM.
By FRANK WIDNER
"ED GARDNER, the “Archie” of Duffy’s Tavern, will head the guest
list tonight on the last “Music Hall” series to be conducted by Bob Crosby before the return of his brother
Bing. ‘ ‘Archie and his troupe, occupants ‘of the Ilaugh-provoking tavern ‘which is sometimes called “the poor man’s Stork club,” will return to
Other guests scheduled on Bob Crosby’s final program include Robert Benchley, the humorist, and Igor Gorin, who replaces Jerry Shelton, the accordionist, originally scheduled to. appear on tonight’s show. Regulars Mary Mariin, Vietor Borge, the Merry Macs, Ken Carpenter and John Scott 'Lrotter ana his orchestra will be on hand at 8 o'clock on WIRE to bid goodby to Bob. 8 59 MAJOR EDWARD BOWES tonight will spin the wheel of fortune on his original amateur hour for the same sponsor for tie seventh year when the
RADIO PROGRAMS TON
ticipated in the battle of the South Pacific will speak by direct radio from Australia to tell of his experiences in combat with the Japs in bombing-.flights over New Guinea. Tonight's program, on WIRE at 9:30 o'clock, also will serve to introduce the program’s new musi:al director, Don: Voorhees, who succeeds Mark Warnow. v t o 2 UNA MERKEL, the film comedienne, will fill in for Gertrude Lawrence on the “Stage Door Canteen” show at 8:30 o'clock tonight on WFBM. Other guests include the Andrews sisters and Frank Fay. ° Clifton Fadiman, the quizzer of “Information Please” and former postmaster general James J Farley have signi-
the so-called “an- : gel table” during a the broadcast. Una Merkel - This means that they will sit on the stage with the guest stars and do a brief stint at the mike. Angels for each broadcast give the American Theater Wing a hundred dollars toward the support of the real Stage Door Canteen. Leo (The Lip)
Brooklyn Dodgers, was the “angel”
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Amos n' Andy Glenn Miller Maudie’'s Diary Maudie’s Diary
Play Time Play Time Death Valley It Pays 1:46 Death Valley It Pays
Major Bowes Nickel Serenade 8:15 Major Bowes Jimmy Jo; 8:30 Stage Door Meet the Yanks 8:45 Stage Door Meet the Yanks
Raymond G. Swing Ray Kinney Molly Pitcher *I Bobby Byrne Symphony Address Don Roth Boyd Rayburn War Fund
News-10th Inning Federal Employees Old Refrains Old Retrains
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WISH 1310 (Blue Network) ‘| Sea Hound Hop Harr Merry-Go-. Secret City
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HELP! IT WASN'T A DREAM} WE'VE REALLY BEEN HERE FOR
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Morning Mail News
:00 Time With Music | News Roundup :15 Mrs. Farrell ’ Blue Mt. Trio 8:30 Mrs. Farrell Band Wagon 8:45 Thus We Live Jolly Jesters
Musical Clock Morning News Shopping School Shopping School
Breakfast Club Breakfast Club Breakfast Club Breakfast Club
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¥ Selo. rp ine THE CHARGE that civilian participation in the war effort is short
Bachelor's Children Helpmate Lone Journey
Road of Life Vic and Sade Against the Storm David Harum
1 Pictured public official, —— 12 Knocks. 13 Bravery.
9:15 Stories Leary Family 9:30 Honeymoon Hill Friendly House 9:45 News—Melodies Friendly House .
10:00 Timely Tunes Friendly House 10:15 Second Husband | Charlie Cook 10:30 Bright Horizon Sunshine Special
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has been con the networks, nearly 200,000 amateurs have been auditioned by Major Bowes and almost 6000 have appeared on the pro- Major Bowes gram. In addition to auditioning promising youngsters from all walks of life, members of Major Bowes’ staff are now conducting amateur programs at service training centers. : x ” os E-4 > THE PRESIDENT of the Philippines, Manuel L. Quezon, will appear on the “March of Time” tonight to describe how his 16,000,000 followers continue to battle the Japanese forces of occupation. President Quezon .reportedly is disregarding his physician’s advice in making the broadcast as he has frequently been confined to bed since coming to this country from Corregidor. His voice will come from his bedside in New York’s WaldorfAstoria hotel and will be beamed to the Philippines. : Another guest on tonight's program will be Senator Chandler Gurney (Rep. S. D.) who has introduced the senate bill calling for drafting 18 ang 19-year-old youths. He will explain the urgency of his bill and
of the goal necessary for victory will be made tonight by two men prominent in the news—Walter Wanger, motion picture producer, and Eric
.|Sevareid, news commentator — on “America’s Town Meeting of the !
Air” at 8 o'clock on WISH. The topic will be “Is America AllOut for War?” Jonathan Daniels of the OCD and Douglas Southall Freeman, newspaper editor, will challenge the charge.
{ THE STORY of an archduke who
wouldn't eat on a hunting trip because his guide yelled “come and get it!” instead of appearing before the archduke and saying “dinner is served, your grace” will be dramatized on “Death Valley Days” tonight at 7:30 o'clock on WFBM. On the third night of the trip, what was thought to be a bear in the cook tent turned out to be the archduke in his night shirt clutching a pan of biscuits. How the archduke was finally - broken into American camp life provides anf amusing climax to the story.
ENTERTAIN STUDENTS
Indianapolis students who will enter the University of Michigan this year will be entertained by the local University of Michigan club at the Athenaeum fomorrow night
10:45- Aunt Jenny Everson Byways
11:00 Kate Smith Down-Easters 11:15 Big Sister Down-Easters 11:30 Helen Trent 11:45 Gal Sunday
Singin’ Sam Keyboard Serenade Headlines ha EATito
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Livestock Farm and Home Wally Nehrling John Thomas
Baukhage People’s Man Drug Program Drug Program
1:00 Dr. Malone :15 Joyce Jordan :30 Love and Learn :45 Woman in Wife
We Americans Hillbilly Gaucho Bond Parade Bond Parade
Less Huff Gang Less Huff Gang Bailey Trailers Bailey Trailers
David Harum Symphony A Society Bob and Gayle Star Parade
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Mary Marlin Ma Perkins Pepper Young | Happiness
Vincent Lopes Ted Malone Navy Salute Earl Tanner
Prescott Holiday’ Prescott Holiday Daydreams Broadway
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Girl Marries Port: Pin Bill Ffont Page Farrell WLW THURSDAY EVENING 6:30—Unannounced
6:45—-H. V. Kaltenborn 7:00—~Baby Snooks
Crosby 8:15—Bob Crosby
5:45—Lowell Thomas 6:00—Fred Waring 6:15—Carroll Alcott
8:30—Bob Crosby 8:45—Bob Crosby 9:00—Rudy Vallee
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Sea Hound Hop Harrigan Merry-Go-Round Secret City
9:15—Rudy Vallee 9:30—March of Time 9:45—~March of Time 10:00—Arthur Reilly 10:15—Gregor Ziemer 10:30—Burt Farber 10:45~Deke Moffitt
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“You'll find this style very patriotic, sir!”
15 Overproof (abbr.). 17 Toward. 18 Evil. 19 Fish.
20 Symbol for
calcium.
21 Fiber knots. 23 South Caro-
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25 Afternoon (abbr.). 26 Weight. 27 Remnant. 29 One who scolds.
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44 Network (anat.). 45 Is seated. 46 Insurance (abbr.).
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32 Italian. river. 50 Fondle.
33 Man’s name. 35 In spite of.
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7:15~Carroll D. Alcott
7:30—Dream Dealer 7:45--Consumers
6:45-—Reveille Roundup
10:00—Road of Life 10:15—Vic & Sade 10:30—Against Storm 10:45—D
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Noon—Farm Hour P. M. 12:15-=Farm Hour
: avid Harum 11:00—Editor's Daughter 11: White
1:15~Lonely Women 1:30—~Guiding Light
TEST YOUR KNOWLEDGE
1:456—Betty Crocker 2:00~Mary Marlin
1—What are the army slang names for large reconnaissance cars; small ones and governmentissue bicycles?
2—On which sea is the Soviet
9—The
, revolutionists, a Canadian novelist, or a civil war officer? “underground railroad” aided slaves to escape from the Southern states into Canada;
place.
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24 Angler's ¢ basket. | 25 Claimants.
“26 Every third (comb. form)
28 Aphorism. 30 Morindin dye. 31 Editor (abbr.). 32 Church parts.
34 Girl's name. 36 Suffix (abbr.) 39 Ascend. 40 Belongs to it. 42 Blight. 43 Compound ether. 47 Vehicle. 49 Leave out. 52 Neither. 54 Employ. 656 Company (abbr.). 58 Knight of the\ Elephant (abbr.).
'4 Epic poetry S Postscript (abbr,). 6 Accurate
| gravity (abbr.) 8 Neat.
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War Economy Smacks Down On Prolonged Film Kisses
The boys aren’t shooting any scenes 50 times these days to get the proper nuances of expression.
They're shooting ’em once, or maybe twice if somebody sneezes. It is estimated that Hollywood now is using one-third less filia
true or false?. 10—Percy Bysshe Shelley was a famous English, German or Swedish poet?
ANSWERS
1—Jeeps, peeps, creeps. 2—The Black sea. 3—Germany. 4—Maxim M. Litvinov. 5—Douglas MacArthur. 6—False. .(New Zealand, in 1893, was the first.) T—Horseshoes. 8—Canadian novelist. 9—True. 10—English.
naval base of Tuapse? 3—The Japanese Mandates in the Pacific were formerly possessions of which country? 4—Name the Russian ambassador to the United States. 5—Name the American general in command of united nations forces, in the southwest Pacific. 6—The United States was the first country to grant nation-wide suffrage to women; true or false? ; T—Horseshoes, golf balls, or croquet mallets are used in playing “barnyard golf”? . 8. Ralph Conner was an Irish
with a luncheon party. Herman W. Kothe is president of the club.
how it would operate. An American flier who has par-
4:45—Vic and Sade
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HOLLYWOOD, Sept. 17 (U. P.). .—The government stepped in to- ' day to stop the movie actor who ruins take after take so that he can keep on Kissing the beautiful blond. The war production board’s in-
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terest in the blond and/or the
kisses was indirect. It announced merely that on Oct. 1 35 mm. film for the movie industry would be
The board went on to say that it anticipated no disturbance in the present quantity or length of movies, simply because the pic= ture industry already has gone allout in eliminating waste. That's what those extra Kisses are: Waste. Any actor who deliberately blows up in his lines, because of kisses, laziness, or a hangover from the night before, is liable to discipline from the Screen Actor’s guild. One kiss per Kkiss-scene is enough. And so on throughout the manufacture of ‘a movie. The boys even have eliminated snow scenes because the bleached corn-flakes are liable to get too close to the lens and blur the pro= ceedings; furthermore this season corn-flakes are for eating pure poses only. It used to be that. the great director, manufacturing a maultimillion dollar epic, would shoot around 300,000 feet of film to make a movie that ran 12,700 feet. The 288,000 feet left over became a succession of faces on the cuts ting room floor.
16 ARE INJURED IN ARMS PLANT BLAST
NEW HAVEN, Conn. Sept. 17 (U. P.).—An explosion in a unit of the Winchester Repeating: Arms division of the Western Cartridge Co. late last night injured 16 persons, two of them critically. “The explosion will have no effect]. on production as no machinery was destroyed in the blast,” the explosive safety division of the army ordnance department said in Chicago. : The explosion shook a part of New Haven, rousing sleepers for several -blocks away. ; It was confined to one igloo
from the main plant. no fire.
- ROUND UP COAST ALIENS
SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 17 (U. P.).—Federal bureau of investiga-| tion agents rounded up enemy alien curfew violators in 79 northern California cities today. H. C. Van Pelt, assistant special FBI agent, anndunced that the drive followed reports of “flagrant and persistent” violations of army regulations, -
COMMON ERROR
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than it did last year.
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- ees and if you really need”a new car for essential work — you can get onel
UTOMOBILE-BUYING regulations boil down to this:
If you really need a car—you can get one. A
' Necessity governs — and when necessary work can be done better by replacing an older car with a new one, both rationing rules
and public policy encourage the
buying of safer, more efficient, more dependable new models.
Get a car you can count on—get a car that will last—get a car that’s tough and rugged and efficient enough to take long, tough punishment and come back for more.
This 1942 Buick is a car built from the ground up with the idea that it would have to serve, faithfully and well, over a far longer-than-usual service life.
COMMUNITY.MOTORS, INC.
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Xs Buick FIreBALL valve-in-head straight-eight ‘power plant is a basically more efficient engine, designed to get the last bit of usable power and mileage from gasoline.
So if you need a car you need a Buick. Talk your situation over with your Buick dealer, and
look at the models he can deliver at once from his large and complete stocks — even though the Buick factories have for many
months been on all-out war production. :
MONARCH MOTOR CO.
1040 N.
IF YOU ARE INCLUDED IN THIS LIST, YOU'RE ELIGIBLE TO BUY
* There are seven major classifications for persons eligible to buy new cars. underbasicrationing rules.
"These includes (1) persons engaged in the production of war materials or the prosecution of the war, directly or indirectly; (2) physicians, nurses, clergymen, veterinarians; (3) car-owners engaged in public service, such as fire departments, public health, highway maintenance, etc.; (4) owners of taxicabs and other means of transportation; (5) farmers; (6) newspaper wholesalers;{ and (7) traveling salesmen in certain fields.
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