Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 29 January 1943 — Page 27

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4DIO PROGRAMS

THIS EVENING

WLW FRIDAY EVENING

; es 18 not ‘re: ble for F iuaseuracies in program an. \i SE tation changes a press time.) iT I : rt 150 . WIBC 1070 ‘ WIRE | 1430 . WISH 1310 ° 4 A “ces . ! 2 (Mutual) Pri. (NBC) (Blue Network) 1 5h = -| Unannounced | Girl Marries Sea Hound & 4 4:15 Servis tars Sunshine Girls Portia Hop Harrigan’ SR | 4:30 Are You a Genius? | Sunshine Girls. | Plain Bill Sporisman Club HF 4:45 Ben Bernie Turf Bar Time | Front Page Farrell | Merry-Go-Round 3 “5:00 John B. Kennedy Cocktail Time Romantic Melodies | Terry & Pirates is + 5:15 The Dunca Charlie Cook | Dial & Dapte gayces Home Front 145 6:30 America Si ning Jack Armstrong 10-2-4 5:45 Gilbert Forbes Capt. Midnight Dick Reed Trrantile ‘Paralysis 8:00 Amos 'n’ Andy (Fulton Lewis Jr, | Fred Waring Scramble ; 6:15 Secret Weapon Jim Shelton World ‘News Scramble ¥: 4 6:30 Easy Aces . . |Lone manger ... {Symphonic Swing | News i 6:45 Mr. Keen _.JLone Sanger Ralph Knox "| Tee Casper—Sports 7:00 Kate Smith Hour| Cal Tinn Lucille Manners Earl Godwin La 15 Rates Smith Hour |Spotlite ny Y Rhythm Lueille Mannets Dinah Shore :30 T! Man Cisco Kid Informatio: ase | Meet Your Navy Ax 445 Thin. Man Cisco Ki Information Please Meet Your Navy a “8:00. Playhouse Gabriel Heatter | Waltz Time | Gabg Busters. 2 8:15 Playhouse Infantile Paralysis | Waltz Time Gang. ~Busters Le 8:30 That Brewster Boy! Double or Nothing| People Are Funny | Spotlight Bands % 8:45 That Brewster Boy| Double or Nothing|People Are Funny [Spotlight Bands 3 9:00 Music Caravan Pep. vs. Stolz Tommy Riggs John Gunther 3 2 9:18. Music Caravan Pep vs. Stolz” Tommy Riggs Gracie Fields ER 9:30 Music Caravan Pep vs. Stolz Hello . America | Your.Income Tax 2 9:45 Bert Wilson Pep vs. Stolz Helle N. America | Sports Round-Up Lh {00 Gilbert Porbes | Music ifter Ten | John Morrow News & Musie # 38 13 World Today : .|Jack Ream Music You Like Island Song 4 130 Sandman "| Wordless: Music Starlight “Trail Honored Music = :45 Sandman Wordless Music Starlight Trail Honored Music 1] BP :00 Strikes x ares 8 rts Aces Music You Want | World News i 11:15 Night W! Hitler Business Music You Want [Service & Swing 5 11:30 Hal AL Old Refrain Strings in Night Service & Swing’ 8 11:45 Hal McIntyre Old Refrain Strings in Night {Service & Swing : SATURDAY PROGRAMS i WFBM 1260 . WIBC 1070 WIRE 1430 WISH 1310 i (CBS) (Mutual) (NBC) (Blue Network) x 6:30 Early Birds Little Jimmy Dawn Patrol Sunshine Special § 6:45 Early Birds Little Jimmy Dawn Patrol Sunshine Special i 7:00 World Today News News nd New | 7:15 Early Birds Linda Lou Musical Clock Morning Mall 4 7:30 Early Birds Sunbrock Show Musical Clock Morning Mail ’ 7:45 News Utah Trailers Musical Clock News : 8:00 Stella Unger News Roundup Musical Sock i 8:15 Maurice Brown Get Up & Go Ralph Kno: 8:30 Garden Gate Bandwagon Merry Melodies 8:45 Garden Gate Get Up % Go Story Lady 9:00 Market Basket Mel Steele Navy Music News 9:15 Market Basket Mel Steele Gospel Trumpet Hymn Singer ’ % 9:30 Hillbillies Friendly House Nellie Revell Youth & Religion 8 9:45 Hillbillies Friendly House Greet the Pres, Navy News a3 00 London Red Cross | Priendly House Mr. Brimble Seryide Men's Hop ¢ x 0 God's Country Ethel R, Willitts Mr, Brimble Jr. Navy Booster i : 10:30 Let's Pretend Uncle Sid Coast Guards Lite Dh 3 10:45 Let's Pretend Harpo & Tiny Coast Guards Little Playhouse : 11:00 Today’ s Theater Ranch Hands Virginia Byrd Music by Black i 11:15 Today's Theater Howard Carlson Star Parade Console Pictures ; 11:30 Hollywood Stars Little Jimmy Headlines Farm and Home 11:45 Hollywood Stars Hi Sailor John Morrow, News| Farm and Home 12:00 Gilbert Forbes Indiana News - | Livestock News 12:16 Freedom on Land | Farmer's Digest Farm & Home People’s Man 12:30 Farm Circle Farmer's Digest Wally Nehrling Drug Program 12:45 Farm Circle Sunbrock Show John Morrow Drug Program 1 1:00 Princeton Comm. | Jamboree Prevue |News Pictures Faust Opera » 1:15 Princeton Comm. | Jamboree Prevue News Pictures Faust Opera 1:30 Spirit of 43 Sons of Pioneers |Religious News Faust Opera ° 1:45 Spirit of '43 Sons of Pioneers |U. S. Marines Faust Opera ] 2:00 F. O. Detroit | Sunshine Special Ministral Melodies | Faust Opera 2:15 F. O. B: Detroit | Sunshine Special Ministral Melodies | Faust Opera & 2:30 Hello from Hawaii| Ace Bailey Birthday Show Faust Opera ) 2:45 Hello from HMawaii| Ace Bailey Birthday Show Faust Opera * 3:00 Wash'ton Reports Harpo & Tiny Victory Parade Faust Opera 3:15 London Repo Harpo & Tiny Rhythm Matinee Faust Opera § 3:30 Leatherneck ore Hoosier Home America’s Music Faust Opera 3:45 Sam at War Jimmy Dickens | America’s Music Faust Opers 4:00 Cleveland Sym. Studio Party : Docters at War Histor 4:15 Cleveland Sym, Sunshrine Girls Doctors at War Musical Cocktail 3 4:30 Cleveland Sym. Sunshine Girls Pauw : Sportsman Club 4:45 Cleveland Sym. Turf Bar Time Alex Dreier Sol wis §

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M. :00—Girl Marries

§ ing Serenade -Kaltenborn

6:45—H. 4:15—Portia T: 00— Dusty’ s 4:30—Plain Bill 7:15—~Duffy’s

4:45—Front Page Farrell

§:45—Lowvell Thomas 6:00—Fred Waring 6:15—Gregor Ziemer

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

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 Mauthe 11:00—Gardner Benedict 11:15—Gardner Benedict 11:30=Midnight Melodies 11:45—~Moon River

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7:15—Carroll Alcott 7:30—Bradley Kincaid

00—Song - Stories

7:45—Consumers

8: 8: 8: 8: :00—News 9:15—Hugh Aspinwall

00—Mail Bag 15—Mail Bag 30—Mail Bag 45—My Health

9:30—Boys Choir 9: 45—Phil Brito » » # TONIGHT

7:00—Kate Smith, WFBM.

7:30—Information Please, WIRE.

8:00—Gang Busters, WISH.

8:30—Double or Nothing, WIBC.

TOMORROW

1:00—~Metropolitan Opera, |

“Faust,” WISH,

10:00—~Creighton’s 10:15—Crei 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 13 99--Evelyiody: s Farm

hi Bveryhody’ s Farm 12:30—Everybody’'s Farm 12:45—Everybody’s Farm 1:00—Metropolitan Opera 1:15—Metropolitan Opera

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Norman Corwin Clifton Fadiman, as master of

ceremonies, will - introducing playlet

| Norman | Corwin; O'Connor, foundation president, and Sammy Kaye and |his orchestra.

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POUR MAJOR NETWORKS, NBC, CBS, Blue ‘and Mutual, pay tribute to President Roosevelt {on his birthday tomorrow with an

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hour-long broadcast beginning at 10:15 p. m. The program will serve as a climax

to the annual § “March of Dimes”

ampaign for: the National Foundaion for Infantile Paralysis. = President Roosevelt will give a brief talk.

open the program Freedoms,” a produced by ‘a talk by Basil

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the country will be Bob Hope in a comedy sketch, the Great Lakes choir, Gene Autry, a 40-piece WAAC band, Artie Shaw and his navy band from Honolulu ang film celebrities from Hollywood. WIRE, WFBM, WISH and WIBC will carry the program. In Indianapolis, the “National Barn Dance” gang will be featured entertainers for the president's birthday ball. The gang will broadcast from Cadle Tabernacle at :8 p. m. Governor Schricker will be on hand to greet the performers, including the Hoosier Hot Shots, the Dinning Sisters, Lieut.- Comm. Eddie Peabody, banjo king; Pat

Buttram, the “Arkansas Woodchopper,” and Joe Kelly. : ® 8 = A AIRTIME TOMORROW: “Faust”

will be the Metropolitan Opera company’s presentation at 1 p. m. on WISH. . . . Poland will be sa-

Alec Templeton, blind pianist, will be the guest on the opera forum quiz. . . Schubert’s masterwork, “Symphony No. 7, in C Major,” will be played by the Boston symphony orchestra, under the direction of] George Szell, at 7:15 p. m. on the same station. President Roosevelt's unceasing fight against infantile paralysis, which afflicted him while a young man, will be dramatized during the “Little Blue Playhouse” program at 10:30 a. m., WISH, . . . Frances Dee, will take the spotlight in “Stars Over Hollywood” at 11:30 a. », WFBM. Men of Princeton, unable to attend their alma mater’s commencement exercises tomorrow because of transportation difficulties, will hear the program broadcast at 1:05 p. m. on WFBM, . . . “Social Disease”

will be the subject for the “Doctors| at War” series, carried by WIRE at

4 p.m. + » + Aline MacMahon will star in ‘an original drama on WFBM's “Theater of Today? 4 at 11

station’s 9 o'clock

~ Jackie Cooper will . present a

Martin’s adaption mett’s “The Glass “CBS Playhouse”

o'clock, WIRE. .

best = seller, Young and Gay.”

Don Dunphy will

provide the color

foe Star ‘of the

Tommy Riggs and Betty Lou to the

dedicated to the infantile paralysis foundation in the form of “The Case of the Boy Who Couldn't Laugh” at 7:30 o'clock. . . . George | Raft will play the lead im Charles

guest, will be Emily Kimbrough, coauthor with Miss Skinner of the “Our Hearts Were

A 10-round over-weight bout between Willie Pep, featherweight champion, and Allie Stolz, New Jersey lightweight, will be carried by WIBC at 9 o'clock.

blow account and Bill Corum will

Zero Mostel, cafe society comic who placed second as most promisyear in the New| ork World Telegrams’ radio poll will be a special guest on the CBS “Comedy Caravan,” scheduled for 9} o'clock. on WFBM.

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of Dashiell HamKey” on WFBM'’s at 8 o'clock.

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