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Top’ musical mention is deserved’ by Dave Rose and his “Holiday | for Music” show at 9:30 tonite. Because of the unusual way Rose tosses | notes together into a nice melodic bundle, the young show is already be-| coming marked as the top musical on the air. “Always,” “The Way You | Look Tonight” and “Where or When,” a trio of oldies that are still whis- | 4 ; x tled loud and clear, will get the special Rose treatment tonight. In addi- | Seton DR. FRANK Thoxe tion, Kitty Kallen and Curt Massey will tonsilize a couple of pop tunes. | i the realy high point is slated long about half way time when Rose One of the will play his own special note grouping of “Holiday for Springs.” That's| _. . A the number he composed a few seasons ago which shot or top of ihe | Bikini to observe the effects of the ladder and dragged hig right along with it. Interesting background | atomic bomb explosion lias Leen has it that Rose dashed the thing off in 45 minutes for a quickie radio | charged with a unique biological ershow and entitled it “Monotony For Strings.” The only thing monoton- | rand. ous about it turned out to be the number of times he had to tote a|
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“Holiday” have topped a millyun of discs made by Jimmy Dorsey, Andre | History, Cambridge, Mass, who is Kostelanetz, James Melton, Rose himself, and Spike Jones—who never with the National Academy of Scigave anything a holiday. {ences party, was asked by Dr. Dil-
ae a He 8 » : . ic Big things are in sfore for Jean Hersholt tonight. The good «py, {lion Ripley, ornithologist on his
Christian” will have very little trouble down at “River's End” at 7:30 | Stall, to kill and bring home pickled because he is going to have the pleasant job of giving away $2,000. It's for the prize-winning script in his fifth annual contest. The blue, rail. ribbon play will be on next week. Judges Clare Booth Luee, Columnist| Rails are smallish, Ed Sullivan, Lowell Thomas, Dorothy McCann, program producer, and| wading birds related to snipes and Hersholt had to wade through a record number of 8000 masterpieces to, sandpipers. They mince daintily reach the decision. |among the tide pools picking up AE : 4 8B 8 small shrimps and similar’ tidbits Changing the pace a bit, Sad Sack will have his second chance as a Bikini's one species of rails is found civilian tonight at 8, following his entrance last week. The Sack, who nowhere else in the world. was an automatic out insofar as the army was concerned, is all elbows] Dr. Ripley Tears that after i . piey ears at alter as he comes to grips with civilian life. This 18 the show that has the| ic bomb bursts scheduled for all-vet hue with all the big-wigs concerned getting an indoctrination |8!0mic bomb bursts course for the program in the armed services. Herb Vigram, for example, | PeXt month there will be no more was a private a few months before he took over as The Sack. He no Bikini rails. longer ‘has to worry about the humiliations of army life such as shining| If they are killed outright by an officer's shoes—his sponsor goes barefoot, | concussion, their startled flight may carry them upward into the cloud of deadly radioactive materials. If they escape this, they may be pois{oned by the food they pick out of the plutonium-poliuted: water. Or
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» “ o » » » SOCIETY ITEM: Gertrude Warner, who is employed every Wednesday evening at 6:30 as Nikki "Porter, secretary to Ellery Queen, will spout her last shout as his little helper in the very near future. She's getting hitched on June 29 and is retiring from radio. And while Ellery is tacking up the “Help Wanted” sign, he also has other problems. For! instance, the sponsor calls upon him to solve “The Adventures of Cokey and Pizza.” This fellow, Cokey, kpows the answers, so Ellery wants to cheat a little bit by asking Cokey to make like a stool pigeon. There's a murder, but natch. In the studio as Mr. Queen's guest will be Elsa Miranda, the gal to blame for the very first rendition of “Never Put Bananas in Your Refrigerator.” There may be more than one homicide.
8 8 8 & 8 { The perplexed brow of Jack Carson will be wrinkled clear back to his ear. flaps over CES. As usual, principal reason for his headache! will center around his haughty English retainer, Arthur Treacher, and the little brat relation, nephew Tugwell, & voice that belongs to Dave Willock. Randy Stuart will be Jack's girl friend and Norma Jean Nilsson, is the 8-year-old from next door. Now that everyone has been introduced ‘round, you old friends ought to arrange ot see each other more often. Say tonight at 7?
go» » “Great Moments in Music” at 9 tonight is still warbling in the re-| spectable manner that won it the top musical award for the season a foftnit ago. American composer of long standing will grab the spot- | light. Stephen Foster will perform in an overture, and Jan Peerce will} have a couple of guests in for a helping hand. Frances Yeend, uptown | soprano, and Charles Danford along with Peerce, will sing familiar sheets as “Homing,” “Sylsia,” and “Through the Years,”
nr " . » r » Hal Peary, who shut down his own place of business as “The Great | Gildersleeve” last week, drops in on Bob Crosby tonight at 8:30. Plidy first got a break in radio with Fibber McGee, then became a star on! his own show. His comedy antics, coupled with the midriff yak, (that's! a laugh, son) should be good fodder for the Crosby type of humor. There will be, it says here, gay popular tunes in the Bob Cats’ style, too.
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# wu =u o v EXCESS BAGGAGE: Eileen Frederic gets the jump on summer tomorrow when she has a gab-fest at 3:25 about what can be done in the good old summertime. And none of it will ever take the place of baseball, | . . The Louis-Conn fight is scheduled for tonight, of course. Louis | will win in seven rounds and Conn will read all about it the following |
EN ROUTE TO BIKINI, June 19. scientists going lo!
Dr. Carl R. Dunbar, director of | heavy pay load of yellow stuff to the bank. The record sales alone on|the Peabody Museum of National
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uate or senior woman student at | . Indiana university, has been given ALLEY OOP to Rosemary Pond, Ft. Wayne, who| —a[]] will be graduated at the end of] OWE i THN the summer session N' / GIMMICK "FORE S HE SOCKS US The prize was established by | | 1h ) RIGHT OUT OF Louise Ann Goodbody, former dean, ||| Fw «THI A OS of women at I. U. at the time of] | i (11! (ON RACKET!
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