Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 11 May 1943 — Page 19

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RADIO PROGRAMS

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THIS EVENING MISS FRANKEN ~~ HOW E = (The Indianapolis Times is not responsible for accuracies In program an. : B= pouncements caused by station changes , Dress gine) COULD T MODERNIZE - — WFBM 1260 WIBC 1070 WIRE 1430 WISH 1310 THIS GAY Q0'S LIVING & HERE LIKE # [= — we Il, (CBS) (Mutual) (NBC) {Blue Network) ROOM Z 4+ (T'S 60 OLD - \ CATE, OUT = THE TOWN n= i= wih 4:00 Song Sho Leary Family Girl Marries East Ballroom FASHIONED IT WOULDN'T | DOORSY AND 2 PUMP=« HOW = ey Ww o " thimBart (EW OmY |B [Re Ses BE SURPRISEDTO / WACIOUS pg AsouTAN | [f= diie=N} TWIT 4:45 The Home Fires | Turf Bar Time Front Page Farrell | Sportsman Club WALK IN AND FIND =~ NOUR. INTRODUCTION | | ey ) — | | i 1) 5.00 News Lester Hult Romantic Melodles| Private McGarry BUFFALO BILL DRAPES TO THIS W—)\s= WW — J Ht | | 5:15 Edwm C. HII Lester Huff Anderson High Dick Tracy x SITTING COULD PEACHY | N ch £:30 John B. Kennedy | Uncle Van—Stories| Parents-Teachers |H, R. Gross RB LITTLE y ' | > 5:45 Gilbert Forbes |Superman John Morrow-News| Baseball Roundup € ~~ { 2 | tl 9 : \ aR 6:00 I Love a Mystery | Fulton Lewis Jr. Fred Waring Ella Fitagerald NUMBER . MF Eh i To \7 ) : 6:15 Harry James Sports Headlines | World News Alvino Rey : \ t no it 7) 6:30 Melody Hour Evening at Home By mphonic Swing |H. R. Gross EF i ’ _6:45 Melody Hour Arthur Hale Ralph Knox News |Sports Roundup [op £7 | ta LW 7 "9:00 Lights Out Cisco Kid Johnny Presents {Earl Godwin 5 \ 3 / / 2:15 Lights Out Cisco Kid Johnny Presents | Lum & Abner ae Og / 7:30 Al Jolson Sky Host Horace Duffy’s 2 Rt / y { 7:45 Al Jolson Sky Host Horace Heidt Duffy's Tl / 9:00 Burns & Allen | Gabriel Heatter Battle of Sexes Jury Trials i 8:15 Burns & Allen Spotlight Rhythm | Battle of Sexes Jury Trials { 8:30 Academy Award | Nick Carter Fibber McGee Spotlight Bands 8 8:45 Academy Award | Nick Carter Fibber | Spotlight Bands a, 2 wy 9:00 Jazz Lab. John B. Hughes Bob Hope Raymond G. Swing 9:15 Jazz Lab. Nutrition Course | Bob Hope Gracie Fields I 9:30 Concert Miniatures | Marine Corps Red Skelton It’s Dance Time % - 9:45 Frazier Hunt Jon Arthur—News | Red Skelton It's Dance Time | Jo:00 Gilbert Forbes Southland Singing | John Morrow-News| H. R. Gross Re 0:15 Gordon MacRae Johnny Engro Texas Rangers Song of Islands \ 10:30 Sandman Uncle Sam Starlight Trail Ray Heatherton 10:45 Sandman Star Parade Starlight Trall Ray Heatherton = - 11:00 Baseball Roundup |News & Music Music You Want ) : a 11:15 Gracie Barrie Or. | Eddie Howard Music You Want [Service & Swing MEET MADGE Vi i 11:4 Abe Lyman Gracie Barres | Roy Shield Service & Swing FRANKEN, PoP: \ i | FRwLAMS : ¥ racie Barries y e J = {RR Sk . : : ALUALLAS. THE PASSPORT pmrm——— rhe ; sn

WEDNESDAY PROGRAMS

WFBM 1260 WIBC 1070 WIRE 1430 WISH 1310 : : : y yt - - . (CBS) (Mutual) (NBC) (Blue Network) | (SSN I ~~ B= Pl ne ~By Jerry Siegel and Joe Shuster ° 6:30 Early Birds Ace & Trailers Dawn Patrol Morning Reveille ny ch LX AA TRON NAD — . 6:45 Early Birds Ace & Trailers Dawn Patrol Morning Reveille . 7:00 World Today Hoosier Harmony | World News %:15 Early Birds Hoosier Harmony | Musical Clock 9:30 Early Birds Chicago Tabernacle] Musical Clock i 7:45 News Stony & Wilma Lee | Musical Clock A As 777 8:00 Early Birds Jon Arthur—News | Musical Clock \ ) hi 8:15 Mrs. Farrell Bandwagon Morning News 8:30 Mrs. Farrell Get Up & Go Shopping School 8:45 Smiling Ed Get Up & Go Shopping School [Breakfast Club I} (,.. 2) / WN. \ a TS ead | 1" 0B) (REE | | cee tceeeeenrn..s 9:00 Valiant Lady Leary Family Merry Melodies News 9:15 Stories Leary Family The O'Neills Hymn ~. 9:30 Honeymoon Hill | Friendly House Helpmate Baby Institute 9:45 Bachelor's Child'n} Friendly House Lone Journey Gene & Glenn 10:00 News Happy Hoosiers Road of Life Breakfast at Sardi’s 10:15 Second Husband Happy Hoosiers Vic & Sade Breakfast at Sardis 10:30 Bright Horizons Ethel Willitts Snow Village Jack Baker 10:45 Aunt Jenny Everson Byways David Harum Art Adventure 11:00 Kate Smith News & Markets Piano Twins News Highlights 11:15 Big Sister Texas Saddle Pals | Uncle Sam Console ures 11:30 Helen Trent Little Jimmy Headlines rm & Home 11:45 Our Gal Sunday | Hi Sailor! EATitorially Farm & Home 32:00 Gilbert Forbes = [Jon Arthur—News | Livestock Market | Baukhage 32:15 Ma Perkins Farm Fron Fun & Information| People’s. Man . 32:30 Farm News Farm Front Wally Nehrling Tug 12:45 Farm Circle Curly Baker John Morrow Drug Program LI'L ABNER 1:00 Dr. Malone Sagebrush Pioneers | Music Medley S. American Way 1:15 Joyce Jordan Sagebrush Pioneers | Linda's Love jystery monet 1:30 Love & Learn Harpo & Tiny Hearts In Harmony| Na te a 1:45 Goldbergs Dave Minor Editor's Daughter | Uncle Sam PAPPY WE CAN'T ALL O PAPPY OUT AT 7% 2 2:00 David Harum Haymakers Mary Marlin Morton Downey YOKUM, | ONE TIME - AH'LL. SHOVE THIS WILECAT ww < 2:15 Wheeler Mission | Haymakers Ma Perkins True Story HE IN WIF HIM.Y NATCHERLY, THIS BLOOD- 0" 2:30 Song Shop WIBC Mailbag Pepper Young My True Story GOT €» THIRSTY LI'L BEAST WILL 2:45 Song Shop Linda Lou Right to Happiness| Ted Malone oun “ {Soa INNERCENY hy PAPPY T BITS” HO © 3:00 News Harpo & Tin Backstage Wife | Club, Matinee EN WE, MERELY T TH’ VASE OVER, 2 3:15 Victory Gardener Harpo & Tiny Stella Dallas Cram Matinee IN AN’ DUMPS OUT TH' SCRAPS, AMONGST 7 3:30 Song Shop Howdy Carlson Lorenzo Jones Land, Sea & Air q HIS WHICH WILL BE OUR KEY. THEN % 3:45 Song Shop Musical Interlude | Widder Brown North Ballroom ete. STUMMICKY? Js WE'LL GO HOME.” yr 4:00 Song Shop Leary Family Girl Marries East Ballroom y i; : Om _- %# 4:15 Service Stars Leary Family Portia West Ballroom \ A =e, | ah J : 4:30 Song Shop Little Jimmy Plain Bill South Ballroom ; i Ho Gy 4:45 The Home Pires Bar Time Front Page Farrelll Baseball Roundup : DE ., b witdy “ . Po \ WLW TUESDAY PROGRAMS ve Bam hg EN L\) ¢ pee " A bd yi a PR N P. M. 6:30—Lum & Abner 9:15—-Bob Hope 13 8 WEN SERVICE, INC. T. wi REG US PAT. OFF a AT "7 ASN) 4:00—Gir] Marries 6:45-H. V altanbom 3 Red hon nie bell . Z ~ I 4:3—phain BI T:00—Jjonnny Fresents | G6 Cerroll Db. Alcott | “It works swell! I get in my trap drumming practice and spring TT SHH 7:30-Horace Heidt 10:15—Grego . ome cleaning at the same time!” Al li | |

4:45—Front Page Farrell

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10:45—Your Air Salvice 11:15 Uncle Sam THIS CURIOUS WORLD By William Ferguson 11:30—Burt Farber — ng 11:45—Wally Johnson f

8:30—Fibber McGee 8:45—Fibber McGee 9:00—Bob Hope

6:00—Fred Waring 6:15—News Reporter

WEDNESDAY PROGRAMS CLEVELAND A. M. ©] 10:00—Road of Life 1:30—Guiding Light 2 W US! THEY oc iat” 72 [en TNENTY-FIVE ove TOO LATE 6:30—Curly, Ruby & Aub. | 10:15—Vic & Sade 1:45—Church 3 BASEBALL PLAYERS > ss FIETEEN ., » [775 IA FOR A AGS Tat ATTACK oe R! THERE sTiLL ’ 6:45—Delmore & Jones 10:30—Snow Village 2:00—24ary Mar ; ENTY: 0s Sho Y %:00—Family Prayer 10:45—David Harum 2:15—-Ma Perkins MAY BE TIME, STEVE} ™ oo a 7:15—1 2 3 Time 11:00—O'Neills %:30—Pepper Young COUNT THE. SECONDS! ie “i %:30—Roy Starkey a 3115 Arner BY mony 3:45 Hapbiness Wife ! %:45—Reveille Roundu :30—Hearts in 100 stage / 8.00—Time to Shine 11:45—Arthur Reilly 3:15—Stella Dallas TRYING TO STE 3. ( : 8:15—Carroll D. Alcott E Mr. Eiors Davghtés 3:32—Lorenzo Jones PE OTHERS: y 4c 8:30—Bradley Kincai : or's Da : 8:45—Consumers 12:15—Aunt Jenny 4:00—Girl Marries NET LOSS, | 9:00—Beautiful Life 12:30 Everybody's farm 3:i5-Porths, EIVE \ 9:15—Linda's Love 12:45—Eve y's 4.45 Pront Page Farrell BASES.

9:30—News—Organ 9:45~Lone Journey

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A NEW five-a-week series called “Your Home Front Reporter” began yesterday on WFBM at 3 p. m. Designed to help ease the “rigors” of

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4 out of 5 MORRIS PLAN Loans Made Without Endorsers * Borrow on Character, Auto or Furniture — from $75 to $500 to $1,000. * Take 6 weeks to make the first payment. * Many loans completed while you wait. © No credit inquiries of friends or relatives * FREE PARKING across the street in Arcade Garage for auto appraisal.

Phone MA 4455—Ask for Mr.Coots

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: ry 1:00--Light of World

Women wartime rationing for the housewife, the ishow intersperses a running musical theme with fea- i tures on scientific j nutrition, menus to fit into the rationing program and latest information on home { economics. | Fletcher Wiley, {authority on nutrition, is the Frank Parker | “home front reporter.” He heads a ‘cast featuring Frank Parker, popu{lar American tenor, Met Saprano | Eleanor Steber and a 22-piece or- | chestra directed by David Broek- | man.

American

» » 2 | BARITONE CONRAD Thibault, |Soprano Vivian della Chiesa and

Contralto Evelyn MacGregor will sing such popular selections as “I've Heard That Song Before,” “I've Told

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A 100 MILES OF SENSIBLE DRIVING WON'T USE AS MUCH RUBBER FROM YOUR TIRES AS ONE PUICK GETAWK.

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| member?” on the “American Meledy

Hour” over WFBM at 6:30 tonight. » ” #

EDDIE CANTOR will sing the winning lyrics in the “I Love Coffee, I Love Tea” writing contest on Ginny Simms program tonight over WIRE at 7. ” ® »

AKIM TAMIROFF, who was scheduled to appear last week, will make his appearance tonight as Archie’s guest on “Duffy’s Tavern” over WISH at 7:30 tonight.

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THE MUSIC of Cab Calloway and his orchestra will be featured on the “Victory Parade of Spotlight at 8:30 tonight.

Bands” over WISH The program has been on the BLUE network since last September and in that time has traveled almost 300,000 miles from coast to coast, playing for men in the armed forces and workers in war plants. as More than 150 Cab Calloway camps, bases and plants have been saluted by more than 100 orchestras. This marks the initial appearance of the “hi-de-ho” king, on the program. ARCH OBOLER'S “Lights Out” program will laugh with murder tonight on WFBM at 7 with a presentation of “Murder in the

‘| Department.”

» » ” AGAIN THE subject of modern versus classical music. This time Phil Srpitalny, conductor of the “Hour of Charm” all-girl orchestra, comes up with some very definite opinions about the excellence of modern music. He says that America’s top com-

old masters. This is really

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posers today are the equal of the

temporary composers have been’ judged by the same standards as those by which the works of Beethoven and Brahms are judged,” he points out. “That is about as| fair as judging the works of a modern playwright according to Shakespearean standards. In each case the medium has changed, the composers have changed with it ...!

not.” “Composers, then as now, had to

a market and that involved shaping the music to fit the demands of

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the public. In those days the church and the opera were the principal markets. . . . Today the situation is pretty well reversed. The main markets are the theater, the radio and motion pictures, and the idiom is easy, free-flowing, the general air carefree.” He concludes that, “putting it on the only fair basis on which judgment can be made, a modern who

style for the present-day public's demands is the equal of an old master who composed exceptionally well in the idiom of his day.”

HOSPITAL TO HAVE PUBLIC INSPECTION

In observance of national hospital day, the station hospital at Ft. Harrison will be open for inspection by the public from 2 to 5 p. m. tomorrow. Guide service, nurses, doctors and noncommissioned officers of the medical department will be on duty to conduct the public through the

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hospital and explain the various departments. Hospitals throughout the nation will be open to the public tomorrow for national hospital day. CARD PARTY ARRANGED Silver Star review 15 Woman's

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