Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 9 August 1943 — Page 17

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WIRE 1 oo (NBC) girl Marries Port!

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Romantic Melodies | Terry & Pirates Dick Tracy :

Jack Armstrong Baseball Roundup

Navy Salute Novelet!

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song Shop Jimmy Morgan Bill & Evalina

Song Shop Song Shop Little Jimmy American Women | Turf Bar Time

Tea Time Dunes + Tea Time Tunes 5:30 Hoosiers at War | Dance Time :45 Gilbert Forbes | Superman Sydney Mason

:00 I Love a Mystery | Fulton Lewis, Jr. |Fred Waring :15 Three Sisters Nelson Baker World News :30 Flying for Freedom | Lone Ranger Symphonic Swing :45 Flying for Freedom | Lone Ranger | Ralph Knox - Sam Balter Cavalcade og Wi Firestone. :30 Gay Nineties n 7:45 oy Nineties Allen Roth Firestone

8:00 Romante 7s |.Gabriel Heatter Telephone Hour, 8:15 Ro Spotlight Rhythm Telephone Hour : 8: 33 Prank Sinatra Nick Carter ! L 5 Frank Sinatra | Nick Carter Br. IL Raymon apper | Contented Raymond G. roo 1 vl Su id Henry ag Clap pe 5 Qantented ha do Listen, to Lulu ec 9: 20 EE Star Parade ads

H. R. Gross Sports Roundup

Earl Godwin Lum & Abner Nero Wolfe Nero Wolfe

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1:00 Baséball Roundup 1:16 Warrington Oreh. 1:30 Glen Gray 1:45 Glen Gray

News Pictures Musical Interlude

TUESDAY PROGRAMS WIRE 1430 (NBO)

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Toda Jam for Breakfast | World News News 1 is Barly Birds Jam for Breakfast | Musical Clock Morning Mafl to Shine Sons of Prairie Musical Clock Morning Mail) Sons of Prairie Musical Clock Br. Club News

Nelson Baker Musical Clock Breakfast Club J Bandwagon , Ralph Knox, News * | Jamboree Time for Two J Jamboree * | Merry Melodies Breakfast Club

Jamboree Lora Lawton New. Jamboree The Open Door Hymn Singer Friendly House Helpmate Baby Inst tote Hollywood Theater Console Pictures

Breakfast at Sardl’s Breakfast at Sardi's

WISH 1310 (Blue Network)

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Ibert Forbes Nelson Baker Baukhage 32: os Hb Perkins People’s Man

rm Circle Dick Byron \ 1B B® form Circle String Ensemble

1:00 Dr. Malone Music Medley News Hig ts :15 Joyce Jordan Linda's Lave Mystery Ciref :30 Love and Learn Hearts in Harmony | Ladies Be Seated :45 or Bditor's Daughter |Ladies Be Seated

Mary Marlin Morton Downey Geo.| Ma Perkins My True Story Pepper Young My True Story Happiness The Padre

Backstage Wife Blue Frolics Stella Dallas Blue Frolics Lorenzo Jones Time News Young W. Brown | North Ballroom

Girl Marries East Ballroom Bill & Evalina ortia West Ballroom Jimmy Morgdn Plan Bill South Ballroom Turf Bar Time Front Page Farrell ! Sportsman Club

WLW MONDAY PROGRAMS

6:30—The Lion's Roar 9:15—Contented 6:45~H. V. Kaltenborn 9:30—Vacation Serenade 7:00-Cavalcade 9:45—Vacation Serenade 7:15-=Cavalcade 10:00—News . 7:30--Voice of Firestone 10:15~-Gregor Ziemer 7:45--Voice of Firestone 10: :30—Burt Farber’'s Or. 5:15—News 8:00—~Telephone Hour 5:30—Parker Family & i15=~Telephone Hour 5: 5—Lowell Thomas :30-Dr. I. Q. ‘@if0—Fred Waring 3 45--Dr. 1 Q. 6A 5i—Reporter—News 9:00—Contented

TUESDAY PROGRAMS

10:00—~Road of Life 10:15--Vic & Sade 10:30--Snow Village 10:45—David Harum 11:00—-Aunt Jenny 11:15—Editor’s. Daughter 1i:20—Everybody’s Farm j}A5Rrerybody’s Farm

12:00—Goldbergs

EAT-itorially MEAT Sorially

Wally Nehrling

Memory Time John Morrow

Sons of Prairie Hugh Cross Harpo & Tiny Zeke Ogden

Haymakers Nevs at War Cowboy Sam & Song Shop Ethel Willitts

Song Shop Hugh Cross

Home Front Rep.| Harpo & Tiny ont Rep.| Harpo & Tiny cree ‘Jimmy Dickens Jimmy Dickens

Bill & Evalina

PM. A:00-Girl, Marries 4:15—Portis 4:30—Plain Bill 4:45—Front Page Farrel 5:00—Deacon Moore

11: :00—Wally Johnson 11:18—Gardner Benedict 11:30—Moon River 11:45—Moon River

1:15—~l.onely Women 1:30—Light of World 1:45--Church Hymns 2:00—~Mary Marlin 2:15-—Ma Perkins 2:30-—Pepper Young 2:45-—Happiness 3:00-—Backstage Wife 3:15-—8tella Dallas 3:30--Lorenzo Jones 12:15—Vic & Sade 3:45--Widder Brown 12:30—Arthur Reilly 4:00--Girl Marries 13; 45—Life Beautiful 4:15] 1:00—Guiding Light 4:30-Plain Bill

A.M. 6:30—Smiling Ed 6:45—Harrington & Wood 7:00—Time to Shine 7:16—News %7:30—Consumers A5—Consumers N0—News 8715—Vox Novachord 8:30—Linda’s Love 8:45—Big Sister 9:00—Lora Lawton 9:15—The Open Door :30—Hearts in Harmony 9 —Hollywood Theater 7 | 8" 8 = 8 88 By DAN GORDON Britain’s great aircraft designer, LIE. HOWARD'S last film,| Reginald Joseph Mitchell, will be

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tation tonight over WFBM at 9. Heather Angel, Basil Rathbone and Reginald Gardiner will portray the leading roles. Howard, who was lost with a number of other passengers in a plane shot down recently by the Nazis over the Bay of Biscay, directed and played the lead in “Spitfire,” which is the first detailed account of Mitchell's career and “how his foresight enabled the RAF to hold off the Luftwaffe in the 1940 Battle of . Britain.”

” » » A STIRRING STORY of the men

Aleutians will be told on the “Cavalcade of America” over WIRE at 7 tonight when screen star Ralph Bellamy makes a return appearance as the star in a special dramatization of Corey Ford's bestseller, “Short Cut to Tokyo.” Bellamy will play the role of Ralph Bellamy Ford, the foreign correspondent who spent many months in the northland before writing his book.

broadcast will be the appearance of six members of the WIPS (women in production service) who are scheduled to come to New York from the du Pont plant at Richmond, .Va. 2 » s JOSEF HOFMANN, world-famed pianist who for more than 50 years has brought fine music to Americans, will make one of his" rare radio appearances on the “Great Artists Series” over WIRE - at 8 Hofmann made his musical debut in his native Poland at the age of six. In 1887, when he first appeared in America, at Josef Hofmann the Metropolitan Opera House, he ‘was 10 Tonight Josef Hofmann will play Mendelssohn's “Rondo Capriccioso,” the “Grande Valse Brillante” by Chopin and the last movement of the “Emperor” concerto by Beethoven

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