Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 3 June 1946 — Page 19

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J. Vuture, 3711 North juests variance of use ition of a music studio the existing residence. d Oil Company, 2223 ue, requests expansion ng use to permit the sed in connection with ¢ station operation fachine & Tool Com th Street. requests exsonforming use to pern of an addition to the hop building, such adto- the front property

ce C. and Anna Schlots, jehigan Street, request ermit the conversion arage building into» e rear of the existing

ce G, Brown, 1613-15 ests variance of use to on of a garage for the rs and repair of autoiting garage building at esidence at 1616 North

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THIS EVENING . (The Indianapolis Times 1s not responsible ror inaccuracies in program announce. ments caused sion changes after press time.) , 3 i WFBM 1260 WIBC 1070 WIRE 1430 1310 1CB8) (Mutual) (NBC) (Blue Network) 4:00 Feature Story Easy Does It When Girl Marries] News 4:18 Personal Problems| Easy Does It Portia Life |Melody Time 4:30 Tea Time Easy Does It Just Bwing Session 4:45 Tea Time Tunes |Easy Does Is Front Page Farrell | Hop Harrigan 5:00 Mel Time Sports News—Mel, Billb'rd | Terry & Pirates 5:15 Patti Clayton Superman Melody Billboard Tracy 5:30 rson Time Capt, Midnight Frank Parrish Jack Armstrong 5:45 Gilbert Forbes Tom Mix Sports—Dick Reed |John DeYoung 6:00 Fulton Lewis Jr, Su Club Luke Walton si Jack Sith ‘ Frany Hdwards Jong Hwa Walts Time ' 5 ul y! enry J. Taylor y Box Lone Ranger 6:45 Club Royal Inside Sports Fred Holt—N 7:00 Forever Ernest Bulldog Drumond avaloade of Amer. 7:15 Pogever Ernest Bulldog Drumond avalcade of Amer, 7:30 Syme Ph Case Bk. of G. Hood | V of Pirestone 7:45 Crime Photogt. Case Bk. of G, Hood | Voice of Pirestone | The Pa 8:00 Radio Theater Gabriel Heatter Telephone Hour °* 8:15 Radio Theater Real Life Stories | Telephone Hour 8:30 Radio Theater Spotlight Bands ¢| Information Please |] 8:45 Radio Theater Spotlight Bands Information Please |] 9:00 Screen Guild Adams Hat Fight | Contented Hour 9:15 Screen Guild Adams Hat Fight |Contented Hour 9:30 Bob Hawk Snow |Adams Hat Fight |Dr."L Q. 9:45 Bob Hawk Sn: JG. I Talks It Over|Dr. L Q 10:00 Gilbert "| Prank Edwards Pred Holt—News 10:15 Interlude Musio & Milestones| Pleasure Parade %10:30 Eil'n Parrell & Or. | Music & Milestones | Mus. You R'memb’r 10:45 Bil'n Farrell & Or, | Scores and Sports | Mus, You R’'memb'r 11:00 News—On Trail News & ht Spot | News—Sportsman 11:16 On the Trail Billy Dishes Orch, rh 11:30 Jerry Wald Orch, | Art Kassel Orch, E. Hawkins Orch. 11:45 Jerry Wald Orch. 'Art Kassel Orch. E. Hawkins Orch.

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One of the real radio veterans, “Lux Radio Theater,” completes its 10th year on the air from Hollywood tonight at 8. Ethel Barrymore | will be on hand to help the celebration along by appearing in the roll which won her an Oscar in 1945 as Ma Mott in “None But The Lonely Heart.” In a fourth quarter substitution, Brian Ahearn is replacing Cary Grant as the son who should live so long because of his shennanigans, and treatment of his mater. Since this is the anniversary, the others who should take a bow are William Keighley, producer and director, and Lou Silvers, who arranges and directs the musical interludes. The show, incidentally, deserves a plug for the nice little habit of always announcing the name of every actor appearing, regardless of size or weight. » 2 = » o ~ At 7, Jackie Coogan continues his acting comeback as the local yokel in “Forever Ernest.” Coogan, who hit the skids several years ago and had plenty of home troubles to boot, is capitalizing on a voice that forgot to grow with his britches. Tonight, while trying to play the part of a good humanitarian, the soda jerk takes a dose of serum that makes him tell the whole truth and nothing but, and therefore sets the town on its ear, » » 2 8 'S ” Something new in the way of Monday evening listening with the shoes off Is “Crime Photographs” at 7:30. This bit of business, which deals with the antics of the photo flash, Staats Cotsworth, is the same show formerly heard at 9 p. m. Tuesday. It will breathe the studio air vacated by Joan Davis when she vamoosed for the summer following her show last week. X » n on » " ” Further proof positive that Monday night is a hot-shot for drama qver the Columbia network, comes with the “Screen Guild Players” half hour at 9. Harry Davenport recreates his famous role in “Lightnin” and in the same operation, celebrates his 75th year in show business. What he did with his life before that I don't know—just wasted it, I suppose. » » n ” ” ” But play actin’ ain’t the only thing to be heard tonight. Bob Hawk, topflight ad lib artist and quick with a quip will be on his regular Camel show at 9:30. The Camels he dishes out in tonight's quiz-biz will go to army and navy hospitals. n n » ” n ”~ Eileen Farrell is slated to sing selections from Wagner and Verdi tonight at 10:30. If you like your topee parted in a long hair manner like ot there, you will also hear the Columbia Symphony backing her up on othef numbers by Franz Rachmaninoff, and Busser—three more jive artists who went wrong. ” n ” » n » The face lifting bug Is biting deep into Indianapolis and Elllen Frederic will Interview the fellow most likely to do something about it on her daily “Ayres Program” tomoftrow at 3:25. Mr. Otto K. Jersen, executive secretary of the Indianapolis Redevelopment Commission, is the man with the answers about just what will be done to.spruce up the blighted areas around and ahout the town. ” ” s ” » » “Business Highlights,” the five minute stanza of commercial news teletyped to Indianapolis every night from New York, moves to 10:15 tonight, following Gilbert Forbes' regular nighttime edition of the news.

Beane, investment firm, keeps a finger on the pulse of the nation through the channels wherein the money flows, It's a clinical chart which should interest everyone with a buck in his jeans. It will be heard at 10:15, Monday through Friday, from this point forward--or, are we too? 8 8 8 e “8. 8 When Sam Sims spins the discs for his daily 7:30 “Top of the. MornIng” record show tomorrow morning you will be listening to a couple of numbers by the Benny Goodman sextet, Alvino Ray's version of “We'll

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