Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 20 November 1942 — Page 43

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RADIO PROGRA

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(The Indianapolis Times is not responsible for inaccuracies in program ancements caused !y station changes after press time.) .

~ WFBM 1260 WIBC 1070 WIRE 1430 * Fri. (CBS) (Mutual) Fri. (NBC)

4:00 Tea Time Tunes | Brite Spots Girl Marries : 4:15 Mom & Dad Devotional Portia Santa Claus Hoosier Request Plain Bill Ben Bernie Hoosier Request Front Page Farrell

News Cocktail Time Yiginia yrd 115 The Duncans Turf me Dial & Dance Jack Armstrong - Capt. Midnight

Fulton Lewis Felix Adams ‘| Lone Ranger Lone Ranger

Cal Tinney Song Parade Every Man's Temple Every Man's Temple

Gabriel Heater i Judy Kayne's Qrch. That Brewster B iv| Double or Nothing That Brewster B \v| Double or Nothing

Music Caravan Wright Music Caravan Wright :30 Music Caravan Wright :45 Music Caravan Wright

:00 Gilbert Forbes News :15 World Today Charlie Cook :30 Sandman Wordless ‘Musie 145 Sandman Wordless Music

:00 Strikes & Spars Sports Aces :15 Star Parade Star Parade :30 Vaughn Monro¢ Old Refrain :45 Vaughn Monroe Old Refrain

SATURDAY

WFBM 1260 WIBC 1070 » (CBS) (Mutual)

30 Early Birds Tex & Grandsons 45 Barly Birds Tex Tyler

00 World Today Bill Haley 15 Early Birds Bill Haley 30 Early Birds | Linda Lou 45 News Utah Trailers

News Roundup Get Up & Go

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Sportsman Club Merry-Go-Round

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Fred Waring World News | Symphonic Swing Ralph Knox

Lucille Manners Lucille Manners Information Pledse Information Please

Waltz Time Waltz Time Plantation Party Plantation Party

People Are Funny People Are Funny Tommy Riggs Tommy Riggs

John Thomas Music You Like Starlight Trail Starlight Trail

Music You Want Music You Want Star Parade Varieties

PROGRAMS

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Dawn Patrol Dawn Patrol

News Roundup Musical Clock Musical Clock Musical Clock

Musical Clock Ralph Knox

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Scramble Scramble

America Singing Gilbert Forbes

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Friendly House The Creightons Service Men's Hop Ethel R., Willitts The Creightons Jr. ‘Navy Booster Ethel R. Willitts Coast Guard Little Playhouse Carson Robinson Coast Guard Little Playhouse

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' 11:00 Today's Theater 11:15 Today's Theater

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: 11:45 Hollywood Stars

12:30 Farm Circle + 12:45 Parm Circle

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Texas Texas Texas Texas

12:00 Freedom on Lan ’ 12:15 Gilbert Forbes

1:00 Symphonette 3:15 Pop Time | 1:30 Bert Wilson :45 Indiana-Purdue

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By FRANK V IDNER

‘THREE LOCAL radio stations will carry the big battle for the Old Oaken Bucket at Lez ayette tomorrow between Indiana and Purdue. The stations, WISH, WFBM and WIRE, each will have a direct line to Lafayette and will start their broadcasts at 1:45 p. ia. Luke Walton, spcris announcer for WISH, will be coping his last stint for that station. Immediately following the broadcast, Luke will head for Dartmouth college, where

6:30—String Serénadeé 6:45—H. V. Kaltenborn

7:30—Information Please 7:45:~Information Please 8:00—Waltz Time 8:15—Waltz Time 8:30--Plantalion Party _ 8:45—Plantation Party 9:00—Funny People

SATURDAY PROGRAMS

10:00—~Creighton's 10:15—Creigaton’s 10:30—Coast Guards 10:45—Coast Guards 11:00-—Home Forum 11:15—~Home Forum 11:30—News Reporter 11:45—Man on the Farm 12:00—Everybody’'s Farm M

12:15—Everybody's Farm 12:30—Everybody’s Farm 12:45—FEverybhody's Farm 1:00-—Fantasy in Melody 1:15—Fantasy in Melody

" |beginning at 1:45 p. m.

9:15—Funny People 9:30—Meet Your Navy * 9:45—Meet Your Navy 10:00—Arthur Reilly 10:15—Background 10:30—Burt Farber 10:45—Chick Mawuthe 11:00—Gardner Benedict 11:15—~Gardner Benedict 11:30—Midnight Melodies 11:45—Moon River

Tavern Tavern

1:30—N. D.-Northwestern 1:45--N., D.-Northwestern 2:00—N, D.-Northwestern . D.-Northwestern . D.-Northwestern . D.-Northwestern . D.-Northwestern . D.-Northwestern . D.-Northwestern 3: . D.-Northwestern 4:00—N., D.-Northwestern 4:15—Unannounced | 4:30—Dance Orch. | 4:45—Battle Front}

” ” ” | Bert Wilson will handle the play-

by-play for WF'BM and WIRE will have its regular crew of Pete French, Wally Nehrling and John DeCamp, Kern Tips, well-known southwest sports announcer, will describe the Texas Christian-Rice battle at the

Rice institute stadium tomorrow on Mutual and it will be carried here by WIBC at 2:20 p. m. WLW will handle the account of the Notre Dame-Northwestern game

8 8 8 THE SONGS and stars of the gay '90s will be heard in “Those Good Old Days,” which returns to WISH tonight at 7:30 o'clock. The station will carry the program each week at that time. Guest star of tonight's show will

be Blanche Ring, whose “Rings on My Fingers, Bells on My Toes” made her the toast of New York at the! turn of the century. Regular cast of the program includes Lulu Bates, Hal Willard,

he will enter naval training as a lieutenant (jg).

Ethel Gilbert, the Gay ’90s quartet,

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IT'S GODWIN — 7:00 P. M.

: Watch the World Go By” - Presented by THE FORD MOTOR CO.

O DINAH SHORE

“Singing Songs for Servicemen”

Presented by MUM

® GOOD OLD DAYS”"—7:30 P. M. ‘Songs of Yesterday by Yesterday's Stars’

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“The women’s salvage committee took the statue for scrap and

put up a substitute!” Pat Barnes, m. c; and Joe Rines

2 = = TWO WORKS of Beethoven will be broadcast by two of the outstanding symphony orchestras in radio Sunday on the CBS and NBC

networks. At 3 p. m. on" WFBM, Dr. Arthur Rodzinski, conductor of the Cleveland orchestra, will step to the podium to conduct the New York Philharmonic¢ - Symphony in the fifth of a series of 26 concerts. His hour and a half program will consist of the Second Symphony in D Eis major, Opus 36, : by Beethoven, Elaine Vito and the Fifth Symphony, Opus 47, by Shostakovich, the young Russian whose Seventh Symphony is now the object of widespread - controversy. On WIRE at 4 p. m, Sunday, Leopold. Stokowski will turn to eld world masters when he presents Beethoven’s Symphony No. 7. Other selections include “Prelude” and “Love Death” from “Tristan and Isolde.”

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WFBM. . , . Charles Martin's adaptation of Ben Hecht’s screen play, “Nothing Sacred,” will be broadcast on the same station tonight at 8 o'clock with Melvyn Douglas in the starring role. . . . Dr. J. M. Horton, executive secretary of the Indiana Baptist convention, will speak on

“Youth and Religion” tomorrow at 9:30 a. m. on WISH, , . . The author of “Escape,” Ethel Vance (Grace Zaring Stone), will serve on the “Information Please” board of experts tonight at 7:30 o’clock on WIRE... . The hard - hitting British commandos will be saluted on the “Double or Nothing” series on WIBC tonight at 8:30 o'clock.

AUXILIARY PLANS TO

Maj. Harold C. Megrew auxiliary 3, United Spanish War Veterans, will meet at 8 p. m. Monday at Ft. Friendly, 512 N. Illinois st. A plaque honoring more than 100 husbands and sons of auxiliary

members who are in service will be dedicated, and mothers and wives of the service men will be entertained. A class of candidates

The NBC Symphony, by the way, has as its harpist the attractive young woman, Elaine Vito, who is still in her teens. She is the only

woman member in the ranks of the; own

orchestre., . oo» 2 =» BOB EOPE joins the CBS “Cara-

van” program for a one-night stand on WFBM at 9 o'clock tonight. . . . Marsha Hunt, the Hollywood movie

starlet, vill make her third appear-

ance on the “Stars Over Hollywood”

will be initiated. Mrs. Ora Love will preside. [jelly for orphans in the Soldiers and [Sailors Orphans home at Knights-

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