Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 21 October 1942 — Page 23

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Jack Capt. Ful Felix Adams

Cal Tinney Song Parade Theatre of Air - Theatre of Air

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Mountain Trio Get Up & Go Bill Haley -| Utah Trajlers

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Leary Family Leary Family Friendly House Friendly House

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; j—Lone Journey 2 # = ONIGHT 8:00—Basin Street, WISH. 8:15—Jack Pearl, WIBC. | 8:30—Mr. District Attorney, WIRE. |

9:00—Great Music, WFBM. |

2 “By FRANK WIDNER | RED NORVO, the famed apostle of jazz who is known for his sub- ' dued, intimate style of swing, will "pring his musical scrap pile (xylophone) to the hallowed halls of the %no doubt world renowned” Cham-

ber Music Society of Lower Basin street at 8 o'clock: tonight on WISH.

Red will offer |

two solos, accompanied by “Maestro” Paul Lavalle’s symphonic derelicts. As a highlight of the recital, in addition to the songs of Kay Lorraine and the Kay Lorraine 4. inotes of Miltoni Cross; ‘the world’s premiere per- : formance of Lavalle’s new compo»gition, “Whippoorwill,” will = be - played. It was written in collabora-

“Charles, authors of the recent blues hit, “Mad About Him Blues.” 5° 2 x = © WIBC will transcribe their “Meet ithe Yanks” program tonight for ‘radio station . KTCN, Fairbanks, "Alaska, a new station that has as es primary interest .the entertainment -of the united nations’ men. * Setvice men, who will be featured “on this wee ’s program are Pvts.

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10:00—-Road of Las 10:15-Vic and Sa Against the ° *storm

Haru Editor's Daughter

Ma Perkins

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12:30—Big Sister 1:00—Light of the World

o'clock on WFBM. Jean Tennyson,

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Plain Bill Front Page Parren

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Sea Hound Hop Harrigan Merry-Go-| a an Merry-Go-Round

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Raymond G. Swing Dance Music Job Reporter: Sports Round-Up

News and Music Song of Islands Honored Music - Honored Music.

News Indiana Roof’ Russ Morgan Russ Morgan

Tommy’ Dorsey Temmy i

Starlight Trail Starlight Trail

Music You Want Music You Want Joe Marsala Joe Marsala

PROGRAMS

‘WIRE 1430 (NBC-Red)

Dawn Patrol Dawn Patrol

"WISH 1310 (Blue Network) Sunshine Special Sunshine’ Special

World News Morning Mail Musical Clock Morning Mail Musical Clock -Morning Mail Musical Clock News

Breakfast Club Breakfast Club Breakfast Club ‘Breakfast Club

Jews. 51 ymn Singer S. American State String Time .

Breakfast at Sardi’s Breakfast at Sardi’s Women in War Little Jack Little

Keyboard Rhythm State Teacher's Farm and Home Farm and Home

Baukhag Drug 8 Drug Program Victory Business Malone Navy Salute Earl Tanner

Prescott Holiday Prescott Holiday Daydreams Broadway

Club Matinee

Musical Clock Morning News Shopping School Shopping” School

Merry Melodies The O’Neills Helpmate . Lone Journey

Road of Life Vic and Sade Against the Storm David Harum

Navy Graduation Navy Graduation Headlines EAT-itorially

Livestock and Home’ Wally Nehriing ohn: Thomas

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Backstage Wife Stella Dallas Lorenzo Jones Widder Brown

Girl Marries Portia Plain Bill Front Page Farrell

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PROGRAMS

1:15=Lonely Women 1: :30=~Guiding Light

2: :30—Pepper Young 2:45~Happiness 3: 00--Backsage Wife 3:15=Stella Dallas 3:30—Lorenzo Jones 3;45—~Widder Brown 4:00-~-Girl Marries 4:15-—Portia 4:30—Plain Bill h 4:45—Front Fee Farrell

» » #” Johnny Jones, pianist;

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ist, and Roland Whitebread, vocalist. The broadcast will be on WIBC tonight at 9:15 p. m. # ” s

EXCERPTS FROM Franz Lehar's romantic operetta, “The Merry Widow,” will be presented on “Great Moments in Music” tonight at 9

soprano, will sing the title role. . . . One hour earlier on WIRE, Eddie Cantor will try to out-babble Billie Burke when the comedian’s “Time to Smile” broadcast emanates from the newly opened Hollywood canteen.

"LILY PONS has been selected to open the Metropolitan opera broadcasts on the Blue network Nov. 28. She will star in “Daughter of the Regiment.” ._. . Richard Cromwell, who played the role of Kut Marshall on the NBC show, “Those We Love,” has entered the armed services and withdrawn from the show. The rest of the cast, needless to say, gave him a big going - away party. The recent world series games between the Cardinals and Yankees was listened to by 30.1 per cent of the radio set owners in the country, a survey by Co-Operative Analysis of Broadcasting, Inc. has revealed but it did not top the YankeesDodgers listening audience last year. The 1941 classic set a record for a one-network broadcast of the series when the total reached 32.8. The highest world series rating to be reached was in 1935 during the Ti-gers-Cubs series when C. A. B. re-|’ corded a rating of 35 per cent. However, the broadcast was on a four- |! network hookup.

HONOR REBEKAHS MEET

. = Honor Rebekah lodge: will meet at ig p. m. Friday at’ the hall, Howard ist. and “Blaine ‘ave. A halloween patty: ‘will follow a business meeting ._@t which there will be. nomination 3of officers.

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RED MEN TO CLOSE | CONVENTION TODAY

Indiana council of the Degree of] Pocahontas, Improved Order of Red Men, will close a two-day meeting today at the Hotel Lincoln.

The annual banquet was held last night with Mrs. Louise Hale of Indianapolis, and ' Mrs. Nellie Jeffries of South Bend, in charge.

: great pocahontas.

LISTEN TONIGHT

AND 7 NIGHTS A "ZEK

Tomorrow's Headline |. - FEATURING

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7:00 P. M. WISH

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CROSSWORD PUZZLE HORIZONTAL Answer to Previous Puzzle

1,4 Depicted island.

1 10 Remained. Kenneth 14 Wood sorrel. Lang, violinist; Levi Harsh, guitar-4-15-Dermant.-

16 Monster. 17 Conceal. 19 Flavor. 21 Proceed. 22 Settlement. 24 Aerodrome tower. 26 Street (abbr.) 28 Half an em. 30 Card game. 31 Toward. 52 More mature. 32 Transgression. 55 Young girl (Scot.). 36 The Japs have 58 Whether. a base at —— 60 Cotton fabric on this island. (pL). 38 Quantity of 62 Hum, like an thread. arrow. 41 Joke (slang). 63 One. 43 Portico. 65 Achieve. 44 Senior (abbr.) 67 Sheltered 46 troops side. invaded it. 69 The Allies are 48 Make lace. based at —— 50 Becigram Moresby. (abbr.). 70 Real estate. 51 Exclamation. 71 Unusual.

GEORGE HW

tellurium. 18 Perform. 20 Foundations. 23 Affirmative. 25 Corners. 27 Carrying - . capacity of a ship. 29 Nothing. 33 Scold. * 35 Fondle. 37 Devour. 39 Treated with iodine. 40 Seem. 42 Gallon (abbr.) 44 Therefore. 45 Nose (comb.

VERTICAL 1 Negative. 2 Reverberate. 3 Lament. 4 Valley. S Underwriting account (abbr.).. 6 Belongs to it. 7 Low tide: 8 Covet. 9 Coral islands. 10 Behold! 11 Hen fruit. 12 Frozen moisture. 13 Symbol for

form). 46 Junior (abbr.) 47 Be sick. 49 Dusky. 53 Grafted (her.) 54 Roster. 56 Shilling (abbr.). 57 Fodder vat. 59 Tree. 61 Salt. 63 Upward. 64 Size of shot. 66 That one. 68 Editor (abbr.)

TEST YOUR KNOWLEDGE

1—Name the three seas that bore der on the Russian Caucasus. 2—Waterloo, where Napoleon was defeated, is in England, Belgium or France? 3—Who was Aguinaldo? 4—Which of the following applies to a herd of swine driven in a body: Pack flock, covey, shoal drove? 5—Name the capital of Vermont. 6—Which ex-heavywelght boxing champion is now in the U, S. coast guard?

famous? 8—Which state began the movement which led to the organization of the southern Confederacy? 9—Who pain Circe”?

7—For what was Duncan Phyfe|

. “The Wine of : 10—Which university has the Pulit=

5—Montpelier. 6—Jack Dempsey. T—Cabinet-making. 8—South Carolina. 9—Sir Edward Burne-Jones. 10—Columbia (New York City).

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SO! You PERMITTED A PRISONER TO MAKE A FOOL OF YOU, OBERLEUTNANT! : YOU'RE UNDER ARREST! CAPTAIN,ORDER THE GUARD DOUBLED! PERMIT NO ONE TO LEAVE THE CONCENTRATION CAMP WITHOUT WRITTEN ORDERS! STAR A SEARCH IMMEDIATELY! PRISONER 2759 1S NOT ONLY AT LARGE, HE 1S. ARMED AND WEARING OFFICER'S CLOTHING!

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