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» » » “That's Life,” a brand new program, bows in en CBS and WFBM tonight at 9:30. Xt features Jay C. Flippen, who used to run an amateus hour until Major Bowes beat his time. Tonight's guest will be William Bendix. The show is built around anecdotes from the lives of participants chosen from the audience.
” » ” Bob Smock, former WFBM continuity writer now on free-lance in White Plains, N. Y,, put in a thirty-five minute long-distance telephone call this week to get some dope on the Speedway race. He'll use it for dialogue begfweeén Jimmy Melton and the announcer to open the Sunday “Star Theater,”
” ” ” “The Case of the Glamorous Widow” sounds like it might be a Lana Turner movie title but it ain't. It's the name of the whodunit to be solved by “Mr. Keen, Tracer of Lost Persons,” on his radio program at 6:30 tonight. The gal is dead when the program starts. From there on, Mr. Keen looks for a sleeping potion with permanent effects and finally winds up with the guilty party.
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” » ” The Women's National Radio Commitiee gave “The FBI in Peace and War” first prize for a network program tending to “promote racial tolerance, international understanding, or an intelligent grasp of the complex social problems of the post-war world” Gosh! All we hear is cops a’shootin’ robbers and L-A-V-A soap commercials when we tune in. How about you? Try it out at 7:30 tonight if you're not busy otherwise.
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