Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 17 June 1946 — Page 19

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MONDAY, JUNE 17, 1946

THE RADIO

(The Indianapolis Times 1s not responsije or inaccuracies in program Announcea.

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WFEM 1260 WIBC 1070 WIRE 1430 WISH 1310 , (CBS), (Mutual) (NBC) (Blus Network) 4:00 Feature 8 sy Does It When qin M DL 4:15 Personal Prob asy Does It Portis Faces ody Time 4:30. Tea Tim# Tun sy Does It Just Plain 3 ing Session 4:45 Tea Time Tunes |Easy Does It Front Page Harrigan 5:00 Melody Time Sports News—ael, Bilib'rd | Terry & Pirates 5:15 Patti Olayton Baporaen Melody Billboard |H-R Scoreboard 5.30 Pearson Time cant. Midna Frank Parr! Jae ong 5:45 Gilbert Forbes’ | Tom Mi Sports—Dick John DeYoung 6:00 Lanny Ross Show | Fulton Lewis Jr. Sup, Club 6 Walton 6:15 Jack Smith Frank Edwards World News alts Time 6:30 Club Royal Henry J. Taylor Me! Lone Ranger 6:45 Club Royal Inside Sperts Fred t—News | Lone Rénger 7:00 Forever Ernest Bulldog Drumond avalcade of Amer. & Abner 7:18 Forever Ernest Bulldog Drumond valeade of Amet; Sulltvan 7:30 Crime Photogr. Case Bk, of G. Hood | Voice of § | The Fat Man 7:45 Crime Photogr. Case Bk, of G3, Hood | Voice of Pirestons | The Fat Man 8:00 Radio Theater Gabriel Heatter Telephone Hour i Deal in Crime 8:15 Radio Theater Real Lite Stories Telephone Hour Deal in Orime 8:30 Radio Theater Spotlight Bands Information Ple Forever 8:45 Radiq Theater Spotlight Bands Information P| Forever Tops 9:00 Screen Guild Adams Hat Pight | Contented Hour tdward Maher 9:15 Screen Guild Adams Mat Fight |Contented Hour Fantasy & Melody 9:30 Bob Hawk Snow |Adams Hat ight |Dr. L Q sitions for Amer 9:45 Bob Hawk Snow |G.1 Talks It Over|Dr. L Q stions for Amer. 10:00 Gilbert Forbes Prank Edwards PFréd Holt—News |News 10:15 Interlude Music & Milestones | Pleasure Parade Songs of the lsiand 10:30 Eil'n Farrell & Or. | Music & Milestones | Mus. You R'memb'r | Chuckle Time 10:45 Eil'n Farrell & Or.| Scores and Sports | Mus, You R'memb'r | Chuckle Time 11:00 News—On Trail News & Night Spot | News—Sportsman News 11:15 On the Trail Billy Bishop Orch. |Sportsman Variety Hour 11:30 Jerry Wald Orch. | Eddy Howard Or. |E. Hawking Orch. | Variety Hour

11:45 Jerry Wald Orch. ' Eddy Moward Or,

E. Hawkins Orch.

Variety Hour

WLW MONDAY EVENING

PM 4:00-When a Girl Marries

5:00—Linda's First Love 5:15--Lone Journey 5:30~Lora Lawton 5:45—Lowell Thomas 6:00--Supper Club 6:15--Nws,, Riss & Kingsby.

6:30~Cross Roads Cafe 6:45-News—H. V. K'It'nb" 7:00-~Cavalcade T:18—Cavalcade of Amer, 7:30~Howard Barlow's Or, T:45—Howard Barlow's Or 8:00~Telephone Hour 8:15~Telephoae tour 8:30-Information Please 8:45—Information Please 9:00~Contented Hou¥

§:18—Contented Hour md 19 48-Dr.L Q 0 AWS amberfhin Bu of Missing Tunes Doodle Sockers Doodle Sockers 11:00 éws—Peter Grant 11:18<=Background 11:30—Our Foreign Policy 11:48--Our Poreign Policy

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TUESDAY PROGRAMS

WFBM 1260 WIBC 1070 WIRE 1430 WISH 1310 # (CBS) (Mutual) (NBC) (Blue Nétwork) 6:30 Early Birds Morning, Neighbors| Dawn Patrol fred Hands 6:45 Early Birds Em Lou, Haymakers | Dawn Patrol orning Mafl 7:00 World Today News—Fun at Brkf, | World News News 7:15 Morning Melodies | Breakfast Devotion | Musical Clock Dunkin’ Time 7:30 Top of Morning News—Congratula's | Musical Cloek News + 7:45 News Phil & Uncle Ezra | Musical Clock

Time to Shine

8.00 Rhythm and Song | Larry Richardson

Musical Clock

Breakfast Club

8:15 News—Song Yawn Patrol ick Reed Breakfast Club 8:30 Mrs. Farrell Yawn Patrol Allan Roth Breakfast Club 8:45 Mrs. Farrell Yawn Patrol Allan Roth Breakfast Club 9:00 Valiant Lady jane Day's House | Lone Journey My True Stoty 9:15 Light of the World | Jane Day's House |Lora Lawton My True Story 9:30 Evelyn Winters Croshy Sings Road of Life Church Hymns 9:45 Bachelor's Chil'n | Spinning Whee: Joyce Jordan The Listening Post 10:00 Art Godfrey Show |News—Board Room | Fred Waring Tom Breneman

10:15 Art Godfrey Show 10:30 Tena and Tim

Tune Tonics Uncommon Sense

Fred Waring Barry Cameron

Tom Brenemin Home Edition

10:45 Aunt Jenny Letters to Lindlahr| David Harum Galen Drake 11:00 Kate Smith Lyle Van Make-Up Box Glamour Manor 11:15 Big Sister Coke Club—Downey | Today's Band Glamour Manor 11:30 Rom. Helen Trent | Command Band Talks Dick and Guy 11:45 Our Gal Sunday {Command Band Talks George Byron 12:00 Gilbert Forbes Larry Richardsoni | Tello-Test Baukhage 12:15 Ma Perkins You Take the Mike | Dick Reed Home Front 12:30 Parm Circle Lunch’'n With Lopez | Interviews Ksy Reporter 12:45 Farm Circle Farm Bureau Four Stars Noonday Headlines 1:00 Second Mrs, Burton! Cedric Foster Flit Frolics Catherine Daniels 1:15 Perry Mason John J, Anthony Linda's Love Catherine Daniels 1:30 Rose Mary | Queen for a Lay Hearts tn Harmony | Bride & Groom 1:45 Young Dr. Malone | Queen for a Day Editor's Daughter [Bride & Groom 2:00 Road of Life Up Town at 3 Woman of America | Al Pearce 2:15 Star Time P. M. Party Ma Perkins Al Pearce 2:30 Navy Musie P. M. Party Pepper Young Ladies Be Seated 2:45 Food Chats News Reel Right to HAppiness | Ladies Be Seated 3:00 House, Party Erskine Johnson Backstage Wife Jack Berch 3:15 House Party Easy Does It Stella Dallas Day Dreams 3:30 Ayers Program | Easy Does It Lotenza Jones Ethel & Albers 3:45 Ayers Program | Easy Does It Widder Brown Charm Bchool 4:00 Feature Story { Easy Does W Girl Marries News 4:15 Personal Problems | Easy Does It Portis Faces Lifé Melody Time 4:30 Tea Time Tunes | Easy Does It iain Bill Swing Session 44 | Easy Does It ront Page Farrel | Hop Harrigan

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WLW TUESDAY PROGRAMS

AM 10.00—Fred Waring

6:30—Hymntime 6:45—Ev'body’s Chr. 7:00—News—Jones 7.15—Cadle Tabernacle 7:30—News—Risg 7:45—Chuck Acree 8:00—Buccaneers 11 8:15—News—Chamberlain P.M 8 30—Morning Matinve 8:45—Morning Matinee 9 .00—Morning Matinee 8:15—Morning Matunee 9:30—Road of Life 9:45—Joyce Jordan

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PM 2:00-Walts Musicale 15—Dinning Sisters 30—Dance Maestro 45—Dance Maestro 80—Matinee Melodies 15~Mzatinee Melodies 30-~Composer's Corner 45-—Composer's Corner 00—Piano Rhapsody

5:00— Varieties 5:15—Varieties

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10:15—Fred Waring 10:30—Batry Cameron 10:45—David Harum 11:00—News—Peter Grant 11:15—Editor’s Daughter 11'30—~Young Dr. Malone 45—Life Can Be

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12—Noon Fifty Clud 12:15—Pifty Club 12:30—News, Mkts, Ev. Frm. 12:45—~Evervbody's Farm 1:00-Guiding Light 1:15~Today's Children

W (FM) TUESDAY'S PROGRAM

1:30—-Woman in White 1 4§—Church Hymns 2:00~Woman of Ameries 2:15—Ma Perkins 2:30—Pepper Young 2:45—Right to Happiness 3:00-—Backstage Wife 3:15~Stella Dallas 3:30—Lorenzo Jones $:45< Widder Brown 4:00—-Girl Marries 4:15—Portia Faces Life 4:30-Plain Bill 4:45—Front Page Parrell

4:30—-Tea Time Tunes 4¢:45~Tea Time Tunes

$:30—Concert Viennese 8 45—Spike Jones 6 00—8portscope 6:15—Dinner Muste 6:30—Pop Concert 6:45—Pop Concert 7:00—Dancé Cavalcade

7:15-Dance Cavalcade :30—Don Cossacks 7:45—Trade Winds 8:00—8ongs By Gloria 8:15—Pan-Americana 8:30—Just Music 8 45—Just Music 9:00-Evéning Serenade 9:15—Evéning Serenade 9:30-8ymphony of Song

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~By Williams,

Assuming that variety is the spice of life, radio listenérs tonight are in for a well-seasoned evening. One spicy bit of acting business is

handled by the “Screen Guild Players” at 9. Tonight it gets under way Dim, bul not any more.

with “Marriage Is a Private Business,” which turns out to be quite a! j public affair. If you hear a clicking sound that'll probably be that ferent women have called him on encouriged them in the first place? lovely hunk of ivory uppers John Hodiak undrapes every time he grins romantic-like in the movies. Lana Turner will take care of the femirtihe

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The soda squirt in “Forever Ernest,” gets in trouble tonight at 7 with wimmen and money furnishing the short-cut to the headache. | His girl friend will have him climbing his family tree, and one branch | is loaded with the money belt of a rich, unknown uncle. Jackie Coogan, | who speaks up where the scrjpt is marked “Ernest” in the show, has also | been dabbling around in a sun tan lotion on the side. “The Kid" réveals

that you can get a nice even tan by mixing 20 drops of iodine in a fourTravis inserts household hints

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like that because he knows that anyone who reads this column has probably been sitting out in the sun too long.)

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Bob Hawk will air his comedy quiz tonight on schedule at 9:30. While Hawk goes about asking questions and showing off with quick

repartee to studio conversation, he will also accumulate a pile of cig-

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High-class music that can be tried on for size late this evening features Eileen Farrell at 10:30 over CBS, She's the same gal who wdr-, bled yesterday at 4 with Earl Wrightson on the Family Hour spot, | Tonight's melodies. “Flow Gently Sweet Afton,” “Under the Willow” and | “Ah, Love But A Day,” are backed by the CBS Symphony and do right well at their job putting you to sleep at higher prices.

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is baton-swinger Russ Morgan,

Opening a one-night stand in, the Roberts with Maxie Baer as)

special guest. It'll be an interesting ‘evening to waich how Roberts weaves the transcription he made with Baer two years ago, into the conversation. Incidentally, Sam Sims, early morning Happiness Boy for WFBM, admifted to me recently that Roberts is beginning to get listeners—that Charlie Knoerle, the sponsor, bought a radio the other

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Jack Casey, ace photographer of the “Morning Express” will have his camera clickin' overtime again tonight at 7:30. The shutterbug, whose name i8 Staats Cotsworth in real life, scores a scoop for his gheet and brings the entire affair into focus by helping to round up all}

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“Lux Radio Theater” will rinse some prétty exciting play closet linen in public tonight when Director Bill Keighley gives the signal at 8 to begin “Fallen Angel” The triple-threAt lineup of stars reading script will be Linda Darnell, Maureen O'Hara, and Mark Stévéns, The solid

hour of drama begins to unwind when the male animal falls in love | with a waitress who is in a position to slip him some black market | butter. She's tlie expensive type so he steals cash from the other girl to make her happy. And the payoff comes when somebody gets murdered. | After a review like that, I suggest you listen in and sorta get the thing

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