Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 7 April 1943 — Page 21

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WFBM 1260 WIBC 1070 WIRE 1430 "WISH 1310 (CBS) (Mutual) (NBC) (Blue Network) 4:00 Madeleine Carroll | Music Interlude Gir] Marries Hop Harrigan 4:15 Service Stars Sunshine Girls Portia Uncle Sam J Are You a Genius?| Sunshine Girls Plain Bill Sportsman Club 45 The Home Fires | Turf Bar Time Front Page Farrell | Merry-Go-Round 8:00 News Cocktail Time Romantic Melodies| Terry & Pirates 6:15 Mary Small ‘| Cocktail Time Dial & Dance Dick Tracy 5:30 Keep ‘Singing Jack Arfnisiiong 10-2-4¢ Ranch H. R. Gross 5:45 Gilbert Forbes Capt. Midnigh John Morrow Meet the Band 6:00 I Love a Mystery | Fulton Lewis Jr. | Fred Waring Novelette 6:15 : me Sports Slants World News Let Freedom Ring 6:30 es Lone ‘Ranger Symphonic Swing |H. R. Gross 6:45 Mr. Keen Lone Ranger Ralph Knox Tee Casper—Sports|:

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7:00: Sammy Kaye Cal Tinney Earl Godwin | \ 15 Sammy Kaye Spotlight Rhythm | Mr. and Mrs. North| Lum & Abner AA :30 Dr. Christian Mystery Hall Tommy Dorsey Manhattan a :45 Dr. Christian Mystery Hall Tommy Dorsey Manhattan 8:00. Lionel Barrymore] Gabriel Heatter Eddie Cantor John Freedom 8:15 Lionel Barrymore| Cresta - Carnival Eddie Cantor John Freedom oo 8:30 Milton Berle Cresta Carnival District Attorney |Spotlight Bands HM g 8:45 Milton Berle Cresta Carnival District Attorney | Spotlight Bands Ne / 9:00 Moments in Music| John B. Hughes Kay Kyser Raymond G. Swine f 9:15 Muments in Music| Meet the Yanks Kay Kyser Gracie Fields y i 9:30 Corliss Archer Meet the Yanks Kay Kyser Alec Templeton A bh 9:45 Corliss Archer ‘|Jon Arthur—News | Kay Kyser Sports Round-Up Ff ~~] ( 3 10:00 Gilbert Forbes: |Ind. for Victory |John Morrow H. R. Gross LALA 0 10.15 World Today Ind. for Victory Music You Like Song of Islands r wf he 10:30 Sandman Guy Lombardo Starlight. Trail Honored Music : ior 10:45 Sandman Guy Lombardo Starlight Trail Honored Music re 11:00 Strikes & Spares | News & Music Music You Want | News . 2 Tt 11:15 Nightwatch Dance Orchestra Music You Want |Service & Swing NN . LT tid 3 11:30 Uncle Sam Old Refrains Joe Marsala Service & Swing 1 11:45 Glen Gray Old Refrains Joe Marsala Service & Swing y KS) eh g “1 vy ¥, THURSDAY PROGRAMS 2 : WFBM 1260 WIBC 1070 WIRE 1430 WISH 1310 y : (CBS) (Mutual) (NBC) (Blue Network) 7 6:30 Early Birds Little Jimmy wn Patrol For Service Men A 6:45 Early Birds Little Jimmy wn Patrol Morning Reveille —- 7:00 World News News World News News . 1 9:15 Early Birds Linda Lou Musical Clock Morning Mail F UNNY BUSINESS 7:30 Early Birds Chicago Tabernacle | Musical Clock Morning Mail ; 7:45 News Utah Trailers Musical Clock News I er 8:00 Time With Music |Jon Arthur—News | Musical Clock Breakfast Club V7 44447 77% 8:15 Mrs. Parrell Get Up & Go _| Ralph Knox Breakfast Club 7 4 Z Sf 8:30. Mrs, Farrell Get Up & Go Shopping School Breakfast Club V 7 8:45 Movieland Band Wagon Shopping School Breakfast Club 7 9:00 Valiant Lady Mel Steele Merry Melodies News / 9:15 Stories Mel Steele The O'Neills Hymn Singer 9:30 Honeymoon Hill . | Friendly iIouse Helpmate Baby Institute 9:45 Bachelor's Children | Friendly House Lone Journey Gene & Glenn :00 Mary Lee Taylor | Music Interlude Road of Life Breakfast at Sardi’ 5 Second Husbana | Ethel Willits Vic & Sade ‘| Breakfast at Sardis :30 Bright Horizons [Judy Perkins Snow Village Women in r 45 Aunt Jenny Harpo and Tiny David Harum Little Jack Little :00 K Smith Ranch Hands Nutrition Course Marines on the Air 1:15 Sister Howard Carlson Keyboard Serenade Console Pictures 2 3:30 Helen Trent Little Jimmy Headlines & USO | Farm and Home 1:45 Gal Sunday Hi Sailor! EAT-itorially Farm and Home 12:00 Gilbert Forbes Jon Arthur—News | Livestock Markets | Baukhage 2:15 Ma Perkins Farmer's Digest Fun & Information People’s. Man :30 Farm Circle Farmer's Digest Wally Nehrling Drug Show" 45 Farm Circle Memory Time John Morrow Vincent Lopes :00 Dr. Malone Song Birds Music Medley Victory Business = 1:15 Joyce Jordan Song Birds Linda's Love Mystery Chef ki 1:30 Love and Learn |Pioneer Sons Hearts in Harmony| Navy Salute 1:45 Goldbergs Dave Minor Editor's Daughter |Stella Unger 2:00 David Harum Sunshine Special Mary Marlin Morten Do 2:15 Sing Along Sunshine Special Ma Perkins My e Story 2:30 School of Alr Utah Trailers Pepper Young My Tdue Story 2:45 School of} Air Saddle Pals Right ‘to Happiness Ted Malone 8:00 News Harpo & Tiny Backstage Wife Club Matinee 3:15 Victory Gardener [Harpo & Tiny Stella Dallas Club Matinee 3:30 Rhythm & Song | Hoosier Home Lorenzo Jones Land, Sea & Air 3:45 Rhythm & Song |Jimmy Dickens Widder Brown Sea Hound 4:00 Madeleine Carroll} Music Interlude Girl Marries 4:15 Service Stars Sunshine Girls Portia Eo Seen 4:30 Are U a Genius? | Sunshine Girls Plain Bill Sportsman Club 4:45 The Home ! Turf Bar Time Front Page Farrell | Merry-Go-Round WLW WEDNESDAY EVENING P.M . 6:30—Lum and Abner 9:15—Kay K : 4: irl Marries 6:45—H, V. Kaltenborn 9:30—Kay Kyser “7 a es y 4:15—Portia 00—Mr. and Mrs. North | 9:45—Kay Kyser SOPR 1543 BY NEA SERVICE INC.

4.30—Plain Bill 4:45—Front Page Farrell 8:00—Goldbergs 5:15—Vic & Sade

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Program Notes: Bob Ripley will be Milton Berle’s guest tonight on WFBM at 8:30. . . . Tommy Dorsey's trombone solo of “Evening Star” pbver WIRE at 7:30. . . . The Tom Howard and George Shelton team as guest on the Sammy Kaye show, WFBM at 7. . . . The singing of the “Love Duet” from “La Traviata”

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7: 7:16--Mr. and Mrs. North

8:15—~—Eddie 8:30—District 8:45—District 9:00—Kay Kyser

THURSDAY PROGRAMS

10:00—Road of Life

Cantor

11:30—Hearts in FP : 11:45—Arthur Reilly Nog —Bdnor's Daughter

12:15—Aunt Jenny 12:30—Everybody’s Farm 12:45—Everybody’s 1:00—Light of the Worl”

PHONE tor a LOAN Aagling DAY, NIGHT or SUNDAY

4 out of 5 MORRIS PLAN. Loans Made Without Endorsers

Phone MA 4455—Ask for Mr.Coots

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” BIOGRAPHY: former Powers model—and a famous one, at that—is not getting the chance to prove that she is talented as well as beautiful. _ The blond “cover giri” and fashjon model began her career as a singer when she recently signed as

Miss Carrol

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8 by Jean Tennyson, soprano, and Jan Peerce, tenor, on the “Great Moments in Music” program over!

WFBM at 9. #

10:00—Carroll D, Alcott 10:15—Gregor Ziemer 10:30—From 17 to 43 10:45—From 17 to 43 11:00—Arthur Reilly 11:15—Uncle Sam 11:30—Burt Farber 11:45—Johnny Lewis

1:16—Lonely Wo 1:30—Guiding Light 1:45—Milton Eisenhauer 2:00—~Mary Marlin 3:10—-Ma Perma. : e 246—gight Youn 1001 ackstage 3:15—stella Dallas

Lorenzo Jones er Brown

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os Georgia Carroll,

a member of Kay Kyser’s “College of Musical Knowledge,” WIRE at 9 on Wednesday nights. : Georgia was being featured on the covers of ‘Redbook”

“Vogue,” and on}

advertisement billboards when Buddy DeSylva

offered her a role in the Broadway production of “Louisiana Purchase.” This “break” was followed by a

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COPR. 1943

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USED BY THE GERMANS TO BOMBARD PARIS IN WORLD WAR I, FIRED 367 SHELLS AND KILLED AN AVERAGE OF {, LESS THAN ONE PERSON (#5 PER SHELLY.

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trip to Hollywood where she played

It was while she was under contract to Warner Bros. that Georgia '| accompanied Kay’s troupe on a tour to entertain service men. Kyser heard her sing while on a return bus trip, and asked her to go on his show regularly. Memo to males: Georgia was born Nov. 18, 1919, in Dallas, Tex.; is 5 feet, 8 inches tall; pounds and has blue eyes. 2 BERT JULIAN has returned to WIBC as program director. Gone since \ June, 1942, Mr. Julian will resume as master of ceremonies of the WIBC “Jamboree” heard Saturday night at 9:15. * ” THE VOICE OF Igor Gorin, baritone, will be a study in contrast to

presented over the Mutual chain. Next Wednesday night it will be heard at a new time, 9:30, over | WFBM. Mischa Elman, the distinguished violinist, is slated to be present at that time. : ” DENNIS DAY, singer on Jack|Lindhoim 4 |Benny’s program, and Willie Fung, | Chinese movie actor, will be Eddie

“Time to Smile” WIRE at '8.. Dinah Shore will sing| Mrs: ida popular “Hit the Road to

~ L-C. EDITOR NAMED

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the jive of Marion Hutton and the Modernaires, formerly featured with Glenn Miller's orchestra, when they meet tonight as guests of Mutual’s “Carnival” gn WIBC at 8:15. This will be the last program of the “Carnival”

tonight on the program over

‘of Crawfordsville, a

EASTER SEAL DRIVE IS LAUNCHED HERE

The seal campaign to raise funds for the Indiana Society for Crippled Children was launched here today. Thousands of the Easter seals will be mailed out in letters, each of which will contain 100 seals and a pamphlet explaining the aims of the organization. Emphasis this year will be on helping handicapped per=sons by making -available fo them new opportunities in industry. Funds raised in the campaign will finance the workshop at 30th and New Jersey sts., promoting vocational training and various similar projects over the state. Miss Helen Sommers is chairman of the Marion county drive and Kenneth R. Miller is executive secretary for the state organization.

GOLDEN RULE OES TO MEET ON FRIDAY

Mrs. Barbara Fuller and Leon Scherrer, newly installed worthy matron and patron of Golden Rule chapter, O. E. S., will preside at a

stated meeting of the chapter Friday night at the Masonic temple,

North and Illinois sts. Hazel Berm: associa A

Other new officers are Mrs. associate Dawah; Mart Hall, nn

patron; Mrs. io BN bi Mrs. Iola Cc n, © : 1 olm, associate conductress; Esther Schieffelbein, chaplain; Mrs, Steinfort, marshal; s. Maymiemore, organist; Mrs

Adah; Elsie Brodhecker, ; Mrs. el Shields, Martha; Mrs. Dorothy Spivey Electa; Mrs. Juanita Bigelow, warder, and Powell, sentinel.

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