Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 17 December 1942 — Page 31

; v THIS EVENING

"(The Mdianspolis Times is not responsible for inaccuracies in program an- : \cements caused by station changes after press time.) .

1260 WIBC 1070 WIRE 1430 + (Mutual) (NBC-Red)

$:00' Tea Time Tunes | Brite ts ries 4:15 ‘Mother & Dad. Devotional Ear 30 San us

Cla Gospel Songs Plain Bill : Bea Turf Bar Time | Front Page Farrell

AWPF -SPUTT-TTZE WHY, ¥ WONT BoTEs { OFFICERS! ME A COFFEE - Fg YOu): oo ay WH BOOTLEGGER 7 NOU CAN'T °S N oN, 4 CT DREN A BE SERIOUS/+~ EGAD/I AM |) Ak : JGEORGE; | EF =2/ AN OLD SCOTLAND YARD ,/ OF MN LITTLE ELLUFS. | AN TLL oar Sn RETREATS TREE Hn, SOE0M PAL C or Wl EE 8 Hiner [Bible | BAS Dace Rela satire FATTLETON/ 4 S0 NOL WON'T

Santa Jack A resents | News J Capt. t John Morrow Parade of Bands 4 AD 71 Fulton Lewis Jr. Fred War Army-Na Game . Felix Adams World News Army-Navy Game od Evening at Home | Symphonic Swing | News Fight Night Ralph Knox # Tee Casper—Sports

Musical Interlude | Baby Snooks Earl Godwin Song Parade Baby Snooks Lum & Abner Dark Destiny Aldrich Family Town Meeting Aldrich Family Town Mesting

Town Meeting Town Meeting

- BOTHERIN YOU, ER YOU WOULDN'T

TIME TO SHOR AND | BE. SAYIN NOTHIN?

AT WON'T HLRT YOU ABITS oo

‘ WISH 1310 (Blue, Network)

Dark Destiny

Nickel Serenade Bing Cros Mythical Ballroom | Bing Cros Unannounced Bing Cros Spotlight Bands Unannounced Bing Cros Spotlight Bands Raymond Clapper: | Abbott & Costello || Raymond G. Swing 00 ~~ Abbott & Costello '| Wings to Victory 0 0 — March of Time Wings to Victory 00 — March of Time Sports Round-Up Music After Ten John Morrow News & Music Music You Like Songs of Island Starlight Trail Life Program Starlight Trail Life Program 1:00 & Bpares . Music You Want | News . :16 Music You Want | Clyde Lucas 3 News Pictures _/ | Joseph Sudy . Old Refrains News Pictures Joseph Sudy

FRIDAY PROGRAMS

- WEE 1430 WISH 1310

- : L 200 Ma Bowes :16 Ma or”

NBC-Red) (Blue Network)

Dawn Patrol Sunshine Dawn Patrol Sunshine

Tax Instructions Jorld News nda Lou [usical Clock Bill Haley [usical Clock Utah Trailers [usical Clock

News Roundup Musical Clock To = Ry

WIBC 1070 (Mutual) Tex & Grandsons Tex Tyler ‘

(CBS) :30 Early Birds :46 Early Birds

IVa

News 5 Early Birds 9:30 Early® Birds :45 News

News Morning Mail Morning Mail

News

Farrell Get Up & Go : ¥ Co | \ 5

Mrs, rrell Band Wagon Shopping School - hy ; Hollywood News |Get Up & Go Shopping School Ei | : =I Melodies News Fe - n Ms Neils Hymn Singer 12 7 COPR. 1942 BY NEA SERVICE. INC. 7. M. REG. V. 8. PAT. OFF.

Valiant Lady Mel Steele Helpmate Baby Institute

:15 Stories Mel Steele ):30 Honeymoon Hill | Friendly House Lone Journey Gene & Glenn

:45 Bachelor's Children| Friendly House

Priendly House Ethel R. Willitts Ethel R. Willitts Everson Byways

Ranch Hands Howard Carlson Tex & Grandsons Hi Bailor

News Farmer's Digest Strictly Personal Farmer's Digest

Farmer's Digest Pioneer Sons Pioneer Sons Bond Parade

Sunshine Special Sunshine Special Utah Trailers Utah Trailers

Harpo & Tiny Harpo & Tiny Curley Baker Jimmy & Judy

OME | «uy. 8 gd 8 ° g 5 8 8 °

3|58a

~By Raeburn Van Buren

ABBIE AN' SLATS

READY, SCRAPPLE? ) | YES, SIR”

Breakfast at Sardi’s Breakfast at Sardis Jack Baker Little Jack Little

au——— Console Pictures Jimmy Blair ” Parm & Home : . Farm & Home x

Baukhage Peopie's Man

Road of Life Vie and Bade Agdinst the Storm David Harum

Piano Twins . F. W. Program Late Headlines EATitorially

Livestock Farm and Home Wally Nehrling John Morrow

Music Medley Linda's Love Hearts in Harmony | Navy Editor's Daughter | Hollywood News

Mary Marlin Three R’s Ma Perkins Three R's Pepper Young Ted Malone Right to Happiness| Broadway

Backstage Wife Stella Dallas Lorenzo Jones Widder Brown

Girl Marries Portia Hop Harrigan

:30 Santa Claus Jospel Songs Plain Bill Sportsman Club :45 Ben bernie Turf Bar Time Front Page Farrell | Merry-Go-Round

WLW THURSDAY EVENING .

6:30—Bonnie Stuart 9:15—Rudy Vallee 6:45~1ti. V. Kaltenborn 9:30—~March of Time 7:00—~Coflee Time : me

:00 Morning Melodies :15 Second Husband :30 Bright Horizon :45 Aunt Jenny

11:00 Kate Smith 11:15 Big Sister :30 Helen Trent 145 Gal Sunday

HER NEGLECT IS RUINING YOUR APPETITE. AND MENTALITY 2

13:00 Noon Revue 18:15 Gilbert Forbes 18:30 Farm Circle 13:45 Farm Circle

:00 Dr, Malone :15 Joyce Jordan :30 Love and Learn :45 Ma Perkins

:00 David Harum :15 Bob & Gayle :30 School of Air 2:45 School of Air

Drug Program Drug Program

Christmas Carols

:00 News :15 Civilian Defense :30 Peppe Landeros 3:45 Rhythm & Song

4:00 Tea Time Tunes | Brite Spots :15 Mother & Dad Devotional

Sea’ Hound

YOURE TRYING TO ; BE VERY CASUAL ARENT | © YOUT BUT I NOTICE YOURE | SMOKING TWO CISARETS

IVE NEVER KNOWN ANY ONE BY THE NAME 0'

P, M. 4:00—Girl Marries :15—Portia

4 4 2 Plain ’ 4

Plain Bu 7:156--Coffee :45--Front Page Farrell 7:30—Aldrich .Family : porter 7:45—-Aldrich Family slow 8:00—Bing Crosby 8:15—Bing Crosby 8:30—Bing Crosby 8:45—Bing Crosby 9:00—~Rudy Vallee

i FRIDAY PROGRAMS

A M. 10:00-~Road of Life 1:15—Lonely Women §:30—Reporter, News 10:15—~Vic and Sade 1:30—Guiding Light @8:45—Reveillle Roundup 10:30—Against Storm

11:00—Gardner Benedict 11:15—Gardner Benedict 11:30--Midnight Melodies 11:45—Tax Instructions

:30--Lum :45—Lowell Thomas :00—-Fre¢l Waring :15—Carroll Alcott

& Abner

5:00—~Time to Shine 10:4 : 11:00—Editor’s

30 Benutifu Life :45--Aunt Jenny 9:00—News :15—~The O’'Neills 12:45-—Hearts :30—8weet River :45—Lone Journey 8 8

5-—David Harum

11:15—~Ma Perk : 11:30—News, Farm :00—Goldbergs 11:45--Farm Hour 115] Nooa—Farm Hour

P. M. 12:16—Farm Hour 3 12:30—Big Sister 4:00—Girl Marries

1:00~Light of World

Daughter 2:15—Ma Perkins ins 2:30—Pepper Young 2:45—Happiness 3:00—Backstage Wife 3:15—-8tella Dallas 3:30-—Lorenzo Jones :45-—-Widder Brown

4:15—Portia 4:30~Plain Bill 4:45—Front Page Farrell 8 8

in Harmony

”» ® By VIRGINIA HATFIELD i

CHRISTMAS PREVIEW: Remember the all-star broadcast carri by CBS and WFBM Thanksgiving day? Since that time, the sponsors have been working on a Christmas program to outshine the Thanksgiving predecessor. Don Ameche again will be master, of ceremonies and will team up with a Hollywood actress in a specially written skit, A 15minute dramatic offering will be presented by Bette Davis and Bob Hope

will be the comedy headliner.

Others signed up for the show are the Don Cossacks, Russian male chorus; Gracie Fields, British music hall star; the Four Vagabonds, novelty instrumental group; the Merry Macs, Judy Garland, Cass Daley and Abbott and Costello. Lou Silvers is musical director for the broadcast to be heard on WFBM from 3 to 5 p. m. Christmas day. Bill Good-

win is the announcer.

On WIRE and NBC Christmas morning, 11:15 o'clock to noon, Lewis Stone, better known as Judge Hardy of motion pictures, will be m. c. on a. program for men of the armed forces. The broadcast will feature the

music of Robert Armbruster’s orchestra and pickups from army, navy and marine bases. e army will be represented by

appear on the

2-8 8 TONIGHT 7:30—Town Meeting, WISH. 8:00—Bing Crosby, WIRE. WE 8:30—Stage Door Canteen, WIBC. 9:00—Raymond Clapper, WIBC. 9:30=—March of Time, WIRE.

carried at intervals from 11 a. m. to 11 p. m. have been announced by|

the Blue network, Orchestras‘ heard from the South will be Jack Tea-

§ |garden, Dick Himler; Louis Arm-

strong, Louis Prima, Will Oshorne and Ted Lewis. bid In the East bands will be Sammy Kdye, Charlie Spivak, Shep Fields,

Benny Goodman, Tony Pastor, Ar

WISH Christmas program being

® Authentic Plane Instrument Panel

Jarrett, Jan Savitt, Vincent Lopez, Blue Barron, Joe Sanders and Charlie Barnett. Heard from the Midwest will be Carmen Cavallero, Dick Jurgens, Fletcher Henderson, ‘Johnny Scat Davis, Russ Morgan and Henry King. Bands from the Far West will linclude Ligon Smith; Eddie Rogers, Joe Venuti, Johnnie Richards, Gene | Krupa, Jan Garber, Carl Ravazza, Bob Moore, George: Olsen, Del Courtney, Glen Henry, Joe Reichman, Noble Sissle, Freddie Slack, Matty Malneck, Ted Fio-Rito and Horace Heidt. ” # » TONIGHT'S + “MUSIC HALL” will feature one of the semi-annual appearances of the sponsor’s choral BG society and the

Erwin, formerly of the Music

Maids, to the program as ‘a guest. Selections of the choral group will be “T h e Prayer” ; from Humperon TT dinek’s. opera, Trudy Erwin «Hansel and Gretel” and “The Prince of 'Peace.” Bing Crosby also will greet Kay Aldridge, former Powers’ model and now a cinema serial queen; Edgar Buchanan, film comedian, and Frances E. Shoup of the WAVES, o ” 8 EXPERTS IN the field of naval warfare, international diplomacy, foreign news coverage and aviation will discuss a problem vital in united nations’ strategy during

“America’s Town Meeting of the Afr” at 7:30 o'clock this evening on WISH. Answering the question, “If We Win in Africa—What Next?,” will be Admiral William V, Pratt, retired naval officer and associate editor of News Week; Henry J. Taylor, European correspondent for many ‘years for/the North American Newspaper Alliance; Paul H. Pazery, former French vice consul at Philadelphia and first’ French official to: resign after the start of the Vichy regime, and Maj. Alexander P. de Seversky, inventor, manufacturer and aviation consultant.

8s 8 #

return of Trudy .

HERE AND THERE: When Gen, De Gaulle arrives in this country he will broadcast a message to the American people thanking them for their excellent support of the Fighting French army on a coast-to-coast hookup. . . . Permission to postpone his new film until 1043 was granted Kay Kyser this week by M. G. M. so that he could ful- : fill commitments La : to appear with

his - orchestra at|

several. military camps. . , , Pics ture work at : Paramount forced ¢ Cass Daley, co-~

on Al Jolson’s Sammy Kaye assay ma cast from New York. Capt. Glenn Miller, who broke up one of America’s best bands to join the armed forces, has completed his basic training and has been assigned to the army air corps at Maxwell Field, Ala. . , . Sammy Kaye has just donated a $1000 royalty check for “Remember Pearl Harbor” to navy relief, , , . All proceeds of the song,

written soon after America’s entry

into the war, have received similar

treatment, , , , Total, to date, $4000. |

Listeners have sent enough musical instruments to set up a 100piece orchestra to Nelson Eddy as a result of his recent plea on CBS for equipment _.to provide entertainment in service recreation halls. The instruments will be distributed to the camps by the citizens’ committee for army and navy relief, Latest tally of musical gifts shows 50 pianos, 17 guitars, 12 mandolins, 11 banjos, nine ukeleles, three zithers, three xylophones and two

FOR THE INSIDE ON THE

NANCY

AW "CAN'T BE ERED /

THOW ABOUT 7 i JOINING OUR 7 i JUNIOR : i AIR-RAID -F WARDENS ?

LISTEN!- I'LL OIN WHEN HE BOMBS _ START FALLING ==

NOT BEFORE!

mi i

A 4

AL R\GHTL BOT 1 OONT EE He ag OnE

NES NOU WOW 1. BGEER \S GONG TO WE \T ABSOOY 3 eR \ |

“MM

VAN BhGEER BETTE VAN BIGGER

pie eer

? *

WHERE’S MY AFTY LGKS, COW 1 SAID I'D LICK

YOUANDLIDID!/

—8By H. I. Hamlin

TH GOING 15 GETTING ST IN Cost, J 7h InGaAs XM CAPTAIN in AN i

AROUND THE DIAL: Hanley (Daddy) Stafford will take Baby Snooks Christmas shopping tonight and La Verne Brown, test pilot, will be guest on. their program at T} oclock on WIRE . ... . Frank Tours will be guest musical director .. + + + Mrs. Aldrich will veto living room maneuvers with a toy. tank

'WVEW. rg ” - = v : cy -e £21 | § =" V LISTEN TO THESE OUT- ESS BEEN ETTY 1008 STANDING COMMENTATORS DEFENSE WORKS

BAUKHAGE at 12 Noon GODWIN at 7:00 P. M. SWING at 9:00 P. M.

rT) VANCE WILE BE" CONTINUE THE \ AT A TERRIBLE COST “ADVANCE!

1 . - !

.00

A projected by Mr. A. and Henry at

7:30 on the same station. “Spotlight Band” at 8:30 o'clock tonight on WISH will be Jack Teagarden. The leader. started his career .as a

~ ‘Aviation experts got together to make this. the most exciting plaything of the year! The instruction book gives

you real pre-flight. training, gives you a head start on trumpeter, but: won his fame as a} training to be a pilot some day. Every fellow that sees trombone player. y

it wants it. It's a knockout! : # = '» OVER THE TOP: Mrs. Eugene R. Slering of New York was asked to deliver a 30-second war bond sales talk on the “Truth or Consequences” program last Saturday night. If she sold $50,000 worth of bonds, she was to receive a free trip to Ft. Logan, Colo., ‘where her son is stationed with the armed forces. Within 20. minutes, Mrs. Siering|: set up a new record for. a nonprofesional. Local stations carrying the program announced that $407,11000 worth of bonds had been sold! as 8 result of h ‘brief talk, . 18