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RADIO PROGRAMS
THIS EVENING
(The Indianapolis Times Is not responsible for Inaceuracies in program ane nounceiments caused by station changes after press time.)
WFBM 1260 WIBC 1070 WIRE 1¢ WISH 1310 oe (Mutual) Eo % (Blue Network)
Leary Family Girl Marries foaty Family Portia ittle Jimm Plain Bill South Ballroom 45 The Home Fires | Turf Bar Time Front Page Farrell | Sportsman Club
y Lester Huff Romantic Melodles| Top Tunes :15 Duncans Lester Huff Dial & Dance Dick Tracy Keep Singing Uncle Van Stories | 10-2-4¢ Ranch H. ross :45 Gilbert Forbes Superman John Morrow Baseball Roundup Waring Novelette
I Love a Mystery | Fulton Lewis Jr. a orld News Jimmy Dorsey
15 Harry James Sports Headlines :30 Easy Aces Lone Ranger Simphonie Swing . R. Gross Ralph Knox Sports Roundup
45 Mr. Keen Lone Ranger Cal Tinney Mr. and Mrs. North| Farl Godwin Singin’ Sam Mr. and Mrs, North| Lum & Abner Take a Card Tommy Dorsey Manhattan Tommy Dorsey Manhattan
. ‘Christian Take a Card ‘00 Lionel Barrymore] Gabriel Heatter Eddie Cantor John Freedom :15 Lionel Barrymore] Spotlite on Rhythm | Eddie Cantor John Freedom :30 Milton Berle Fiying Soldiers District Attorney | Spotlight Band ‘45 Milton Berle Flying Soldiers District Attorney | Spotlight Band
{00 Moments in Music| John B. Hughes Kay Kyser Raymond G. Swine :15 Moments in Music| Meet the Yanks | Kay Kyser Gracie Fields :30 Cresta Carnival Meet the Yanks Kay Kyser Alec Templeton 45 Cresta Carnival Nelson Baker Kay Kyser It's Dance Time
10:00 Gilbert Forbes A to Z in Melody John Morrow 10:15 Song Shop Johnny Engro Texas Rangers 10:30 Sandman Guy Lombardo 10:45 Sandman Guy Lombardo
11:00 Baseball Scores News and Music Uncle Sam
Fast Ballroom West Ballroom
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SAMMY KAYE
Bammy Kaye leads his “Swing and Bway” orchestra and exchanges quips with Red Barber, “The Old Redhead” of baseball, tonight. A surprise “Good Turn” interview with a service man also is schedaled.
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7:30 JEAN HNERSHOLY
Jean Hersholt as the amiable Dr, Christian and his nurse-secretary, Judy, combine their talents to help solve another's problci in a Rive er’s End drama. tonight on WFBM, 1260 on your dial
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Music You Want Music You Want Abe Lyman Joe Marsala Abe Lyman Joe Marsala
THURSDAY PROGRAMS
WIRE 1430 WISH 1310 (NBC) {Blue Network)
News Service & Swing Service & Swing Service & Swing
11:45 Glen Gray
WFBM 1260 (CBS)
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WIBC 1070 (Mutual) Ace & Trailers Ace & Trailers
Hoosier Harmony
Dawn Patrol Dawn Patrol
Vorld News
Morning Reveille Morning Reveille
News Mcrning Mail
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CECIL BROWN 2 |
The news of the world up to the latest moment brought to you by a reporter who has been in the world’s hottest news spots.
8:00 LIONEL BARRYMORE
Tonight, Lionel Barrymore stars in another original story as “The Mayer of the Town.” Charlie Ruggles, Sharon Douglas and Agnes Moorehead give “The Mayor” able support in an interesting, wellwritten play.
MILTON BERLE
In frenzied whimsy, Milton Berle
manufactures WFBM
more madness on tonight. Elisa Maxwell,
Diane Courtney, songstress and Dell Sharbutt, stooge announcer— all contribute to Berle’s capers.
Listen and laugh!
MORTON GOULD
Morton Goulds erchestra is the background and moving spirit for the Cresta Blanca Carnival Stevens, mezzo-soprano and Brad Reynolds, guest, with Frank Gallup
as your host.
9:00 JEAN TENNYSON
Favorite melodies of American Soldiers will be sung tonight by Jean Tennyson, soprano, Jan Peerce, tenor, and Robert Weede, baritone on WFBM, 1260 on your dial,
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WEBM Programs From 6:00
6:00 6:18 6:30 6145 7:00 1:30 1:88 8:00 8:30 9:00 9:30 10:00
| LOVE A MYSTERY HARRY JAMES' ORCHESTRA EASY ACES MR. KEEN SAMMY KAYE'S ORCHESTRA DR. CHRISTIAN CECIL BROWN LIONEL BARRYMORE MILTON BERLE GREAT MOMENTS IN MUSIC CRESTA BLANCA CARNIVAL GILBERT FORBES
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Chicago Tabernacle Stony & Wilma Lee
Jon Arthur—News Bandwagon Get Up & Go Get Up & Go Leary Family =
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Mrs. Farrell Song Shop
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fusical Clock Musical Clock
Morning Mail Br. Club News
Musical Clock Ralph Knox Shopping School Shopping School
Breakfast Club Breakfast Club Breakfast Club Breakfast Club
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{00 Valiant Lady 30 Bomesmoon. Mik | Eonry Samily endly Louse Bachelor's Children | Friendly House
Merry Melodies News The O'Neiils Hymn Singer Helpmate Baby Institute Lone Journey Gene & Glenn
10:00 Mary Lee Taylor i Second Husbana 10:30 Bright Horizons 10:45 Aunt Jenny
Happy Hoosiers Hab Hoosiers Ethel Willitts Haymakers
Breakfast at Sardi's Breakfast at Sardi’: Snow Village Women in War David Harum Little Jack Little
Road of Life Vie & Sade
11:00 Kate Smith 11:15 Big Sister 11:30 Helen Trent 11:45 Gal Sunday Hi Salon!
12:00 Gilbert Forbes « 12:15 Ma Perkins ROR Dake : 12:30 Farm Circle Farm Front 12:45 Farm Circle Memory Time
1:00 Dr. Malone 1:15 Joyce Jordan 1:30 Love and Learn 145 Goldbergs
Little Jimmy
Harpo & Tiny Dave Minor
Markets & News Texas Saddle Pals
Sagebrush Pioneers Sagebrush Pioneers
Nutrition Course News Highlights Keyboard Serenade] Console Pictures Headlines & USO | Farm and Home EAT-itorially Farm and Home
Livestock Markets | Baukhage Fun & Information| People’s Man Wally Nehriing Drug Show John Morrow Vicki Vickie
Music Medley Victory Business Linda's Love Red Cross Hearts In Harmony| Navy Salute Uncle Sam
‘00 David Harum Navy Time Song Shop Song Shop
Home Front Rep. Home Front Rep. Song Shop Song Shop
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Harpo & Tiny Harpo & Tiny Howdy Carlson Dick Fansler
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Editor's Daughter Morton Downey
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Club Matinee Club Matinee Land, Sea & Air North Ballroom
Backstage Wife Stella Dallas Lorenzo Jones Widder Brown
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6:30—Lum and Abner 2.00 Mr. and re North 5—Kay Ky : . % : ay ser 9:15—Mr. and Mrs. North | 10:00—Carroll D. vi33—-Tomny Do 10:1 . Pamsott
8:15-Fddie Sapte} 8:30—District Attorney 8:45—District Attorney 00—Kay Kyser
11:00-—0O"Neills 11:15—Arthur Reilly 11:30—Hearts in Harmony 11:45 Big Sister Ni Editor
12:15~Aunt Jenny :
9:15—~Kay Kyser 9 30—Kay Kyser
11:30—Burt Farber 11:45—Wally Johnson
WLW THURSDAY PROGRAMS
M. 10:00—Road of Lif: :30—Bradley Kincald 10:15-Vic and Sade ews 3
1:15—Lonely Women 2-nane Lett, . ymns of Churches 3:90—Mar Marlin
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3:18—Linda's Love 13:48 Every 9:45—Lone Journey 3 8 = 8 EJ By DAN GORDON
FOR THE first time in its 13-year-old radio career, the New York Philharmonic-Symphony will have a sponsor. Beginning Sunday, May 23, at its regular time, 2 p. m. over WFBM, the orchestra will begin a new 52-week series of concerts.
An important feature in the precedent-breaking will be the intermission spot, which will be directed by Carl Van Doren, historian, literary critic and author of the Pulitzer prize-winning biography, “Benjamin Franklin.” In what he calls “Our American Scriptures,” Van Boren will recreate the atmosphere and scene in which memorable utterances were delivered. Noted actors each week will read the utterances themselves. In all probability, such memorable occasions as Patrick Henry's “give me liberty or give me death” will be epitomized. Over a hundred years old, the New York Philharmonic-Symphony is a direct outgrowth of the New York orchestra, gave its first concert Dec. 7, 1842, in the Apollo rooms on lower Broadway in New York city. The program, played by 63 musicians, featured Beethoven's immortal fifth symphony.
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The history of the orchestra, which has been called “the history of music in America,” includes the world premiere of many works destined to become famous, including Dvorak’s. “From the New World” symphony. Dr. Rodzinski, formerly with the Cleveland orchestra, has been
orgarfization. He has frequently appeared as guest conductor. = = = THE “GREAT MOMENTS IN MUSIC” program tonight over WFBM at 9 presents music to please everyone's taste. The broadcast will feature such classics as “Smoke Gets in Your Eyes” and “Begin the Beguine” and such currently popular favorites as “You'd Be So Nice to Come Home To” and “As Time Goes By.” ‘ os = 2
DRAMA TONIGHT. . . . Jim Ameche will bring his listeners the tale of “The Smoking Corpse” during the “Manhattan at Midnight” program on WISH at 7:30. ... Pam and Jerry North solve the “Case of the Missing Dancer” without police assistance on WIRE at 7. ... The tables are turned momentarily when “Mr, District Attorney” § becomes the object of public! wrath in “The Case of the Perfect Frame-Up,” . TRE ey Joan Leslie Film stars Joan Leslie and Paul Henreid will be co-starred in an original dramatization as the highlight of “Soldiers With Wings” on
WIBC at 8:30. . . . “John P da nn’
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