Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 16 August 1943 — Page 17

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WIRE 1430 (NBC)

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Song Sho Song Shop Song Shop (American Women

Little Jimmy Turf Bar Time

Girl Marries Portia

Plain Bill Front Page Farrell

Sportsman Club

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| News Jack Smith 'Hoaslers av War ‘Gilbert Forb:

Lester Huff Lester Huff Dance Time Superman

Romantic Melodies Dial & Dance 10-2-4 Ranch Sydney Mason

Terry & Pirates Dick Tracy Jack Armstrong Baseball Roundup

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Flying for Freedom Flying for Freedom

:00 Vox Pop

Po a

glass

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Vox Pop Gay Nineties Gay Nineties

Romance Romance Frank Sinatra Frank Sinatra

:00 Screen Guild

# :1 ! :30 La 4a Tox

11:00 Baseball Roundup

11:15 ‘31:30 11:45

6:30 Sib 7:00 7:15 R:30 S745

Screen, Guild Blondie Blondie

Gilbert Forbes Joseph C, Harsch Sandman Sandman

Warrington Orch. Glen Gray Glen Gray

WF>M 1260 (C38)

Early Birds Early Birds

World Today Barly Birds Time to’ Shine News

Fulton Lewis, Jr. Nelson Baker Lone Ranger Lone Ranger

Sam Balter

Allen Roth

Gabriel Heatter Spotlight Rhythm Nick Carter Nick Carter

Raymond Clapper Henry Jerome Star Parade ' - Léw Diamond

Waltz Play - George Hamilton Radio Newsreel Radio Newsreel

News & Musio Don Roth

Fred Waring Yarld News wing ymphonic Ralph Knox

Cavalcade Cavalcade Pirestone Firestone

James Byrnes Telephone Hour Dr. L

Dr. IL Contented Contented

Vacation Ser Vacation Sere!

John Morrow Texas Rangers Starlight Trail Starlight Trail

Music You Want Music You Want

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News Pictures Musical Interlude

" TUESDAY PROGRAMS

WIBC 1070 (Mutual)

Hebrew Christ. Hour Hebrew Christ. Hour

Jam for Breakfast Jam for Breakfast Sons of Prairie Sons of Prairie

California Serenade California Serenade

WIRE 1430 (NBO)

Dawn Patrol Dawn Patrol

World News Musical Clock Musical Clock Musical Clock

Navy Salute Novelette H. R. Gross Sports: Roundup

Nero Wolfe Nero Wolfe

Counter-Spy Sounter-Sp a 5 ands Spotlight Bands

Raymond G. Swing Listen to Lulu Alec Templeton It’s Dance Time

H. R. Gr Songs of Islands Enric Madriguera Enric Madriguera

News Service & Swing Service & Swing Service & Swing

WISH 1310 (Blue Network)

Morning Mail Sons of Pioneers

News Morning Mail Morning Mail Br. Club News

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8: 8:45

Early Birds

38 Mrs. Farrell

Mrs. Farrell Song Shop

Nelson Baker Bandwagon Jamboree Jamboree

Musica! Clock Ralph Knox, News Time for Two Merry Melodies

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ast Club ast Club ast Club ast Club

9:00 9:15 - 9:30

9:45 Bachelor's Children

1:00 1:16

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Valiant Lady Stories Honeymoon Hill

L. Taylor usband

Kate Smith Big Bister ’ Helen Trent Gal Sunday

Gilbert Forbes

15 Ma Perkins

12:30 12:45 1:00

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Farm Circle Farm Circle

Dr. Malone Joyce Jordan Love and Learn Goldbergs

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Home Front Rep. Home Front Rep. Chuck Acree Song Shop

Song Shop Song Shop

Song Shop American Women

Jamboree Jamboree Friendly House Friendly House

WIBC Mail Bag Back to the Bible Back to the Bible Everson By Ways

News & Markets Bill and Evalina Jimmy Dickens Hi Sallor

Nelson Baker Farm Pront Farm Front Memory Time

Sons of Prairie Hugh Cross

Harpo & Zeke Ogden’ Haymakers Cowboy Sam & Geo.

Ethel Willitts Hugh Cross

Harpo & Tiny Harpo & Tiny Jimmy Dickens Jimmy Dickens

Bill & Evalina Bill & Evalina

Lora Lawton The Open Door Helpmate Hollywood Theater

Road of Life Vic and Sade Snow Village David ‘Harum

Keyboard Serenade Star Parade Headlines : EAT-itorially

MEAT-itorially Dick Stone Wally Nehrling John Morrow

Music Medley Linda's Love Hearts in Harmony Editor's Daughter

News Hymn Singer Baby Institute Console Pictures

Breakfast at Sardi’'s Breakfast at Sardi's Women in War garet Pryce

News Highlights Song Parade Farm and Home Farm and Home

Baukhage People’s Man Dick Byron String Ensemble

News Highlights Mystery Chef Ladies Be Seated Ladies Be Seated

Mary Marlin Ma Perkins Pepper Young Happiness

Morton Downey My True Story My True Story The Padre

Backstage Wife Stella Dallas Lorénzo Jones Young W. Brown

Blue Frolics Blue. Frolics Time News North Ballroom

Girl Marries Portia Plain Bill

Jimmy Morgan Turf Bar Time

Front Page Farrell

WLW MONDAY PROGRAMS

ews 6:30—Parker mily :45—Lowell 6:00—Fred Warin

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_ 8:15—Reporter—News

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'8:00—News

:8:15—Vox Novachord #4 's Love

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By DAN GORDON

8.00—~Telephone 8:15—Teleph: 8:30—Dr. 8:45—Dr. . 9:00—Con!

Q. ted

10:4! 11:0

David Ha

1i:30—Everybody' 11:45—Everybody'

6:30—The Lion's Roar 6:45—H. V. Kaltenbo:

TUESDAY PROGRAMS

10:00—Road of Life 10:15—Vic & Sade 10:30—Snow Village

Aunt Jenny 11:15—Editor's Daughter

13:00Goldbergs 12:15—Vic & Sade 12:30—Arthur Reilly 12:45--Life , Beautiful 1:00—Guiding Light

our

's Farm 's Farm

Fast Ballroom West Ballroom South Ballroom Sportsman Club

9:15—Contented 9:30—Vacation Serenade 9:45—Vacation Serenade 10:00—News 10:15—Gre; tp Ziemer

2:00—-Mary Marlin 2:16—~Ma Perkins 2:30-—~Pepper Young 2:45—Happiness 3:00—Backstage Wife 3:15—8tella Dallas 3:30--Lorenzo Jones 3:45--Widder 00—Girl Marries 4:15--Portia 4:30-Plain Bill

Brown

tic broadcast with the playing of

siderable comment last Monday [corded by the NBC Symphony or-

(gem ROME radio caused con-|Beethoven’s. fifth symphony re-

chestra conducted by Arturo Tos-

hen it reportedly closed a domes-

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Expenses

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+* Take-6 weeks to make the first payment, FREE PARKING across the

street in Arcade Garage for auto appraisal.

Phone MArket 4455 or ' Come to Morris Plan 110 East Washington St.

Morris Plan

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“If he passes the cactus test he’s really out!”

canini, inveterate foe of fascism.

Playing of the

Italy was banned for a considerable length of time and the use of the disk for broadcasting is—in its own way—an indication of the way the wind is blowing in Italy. Toscanini will be on the air with the same NBC orchestra on Sunday, Sept. 5, in another of his special war bond concerts. .

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It is expected that his talk will be concerned primarily with home front problems,

particularly the

gasoline and manpower situations. He is not expected to touch on the military aspect of the war.

JAMES F. BYRNES, director of the office of war mobilization, will address the nation in a special broadcast to be carried exclusively by NBC tonight over WIRE at 8.

James F. Byrnes

Byrnes’ talk cancels the “Great Artists Series,” regularly heard at

recording within

the same time.

Gladys Swarthout

was to have been guest artist.

SPOTLIGHT BAND Tonight . . . Tony Pastor’s orchestra from Moody

field, Valdosta, Ga., WISH at 8:30.

# AROUND THE

® = DIAL tonight. . .

A medley from Sigmund Romberg’s “Desert Song” by Percy Faith and his orchestra and Josephine An-

toine, WIRE at 9.

+ « « David Hard-

ing, the ‘Counter Spy” goes fishing

for a spy, WISH

Scarlet Pimpernel,”

at 8. . . . “The tale of the

French Revolution (portrayed some

years ago on the

screen by the late

Leslie Howard) on WFBM’s “Ro-

mance” program at 8. . . « Selections from Jerome Kern's “Sweet

Adeline” sung and played by Doro-

thy Kirsten, Reed Kennedy and the

orchestra conducted by Wilfred Pel-

letier, WIRE at 9:30. .

+ “Nero

Wolfe” and the “Case Where Death Played Dummy,” WISH at 7:30.

roles in 8 radio

Monty Woolley and Roddy cDowall recreate their screen

adaptation of the

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