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| Letters to Kathleen— Panel-Quiz Shows Get Writers O.K.

INDIANAPOLIS PEOPLE should be the best informed group in the country if their interest in panel-quiz shows leaves a mark on their memories. this week, Times Radio-TV| 4}

Of the letters received Editor Kathleen discovered only

: »stwo definitely against this type of show, while one wavered on the

‘fence,

All others were heartily in favor of the educational, inter-

esting programs, Prize-winner this week was Mr

Freda Dailey, 1431 N. Linwood Ave, Her lettet: . #" ”»

T0 BE informed, to be constantly on one's toes, is almost a necessity in this bright, modern age. The panel-quiz shows presented on television accomplish a twofold purpose by helping to sharpen our wits and furnish entertainment at one and the saime time. Two or three of the quiz per-

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ASIDE FROM the human-in-|

the various panel celebrities, {there is a constant variety of in-

[teresting quotes from current]

gq, [neéws stories and people in the.

news, Individual panel members not | lonly afford a study in personality |contrasts, but enable the viewer |

{to sharpen his own wits ‘while at-|

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~ » ~ i T GET heaps of fun out of | watching all of them. Being a| I enjoy a change from other pro-| grams. Lots of fun to watch the,

terest angle, as exemplified by |

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HOW'S YOUR MEMORY 7—Anna Lee pry set fo spin a | tall one as she holds a prop for her Friday night show.

Record Review—

Casadesus Records All cine ti sunt Of Ravel Piano Works |

MAURICE RAVEL'S com

have just been made available, Hoosier piano-music studentsishe’s equally good at making a heart patient, not a young indy, and fans will be BA ee ew Columbia long--4518-19-20, inch.

playing records.

Robert Casadesus, one of the]

sonalities bore me somewhat by expressions on all the different y,riq’s greatest concert pianists|

their oh-so-cute approach but, happily, these are in the minor-

ity. On the whole I find panel-|

quiz shows quite enjoyable.

Exerpts from other letters television are educational and in-|release.

follow: ~ ~ . JI LOVE panel-quiz shows, They certainly can't be dull or boring when the best minds of TV ‘are on them. After three years of

days. One of them—"“What's My

Line?"—we will soon be starting/how much one can learn from

to view for the third summer. Mrs. 8S. F. Jeffries, 3105 Suther-

land Ave.

“What's My Line?” is really swell, It’s high above the rest, That's why T wrote this poem to tell

* That on my list it’s best.

Than George Burns and Gracle

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It’s got Hal Block and Bennet Cert, And Dorethy Kilgallen, And Pd rather watch Miss | Francis {

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“The Name's The Same” Is quite a game,

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Robert Q. is really a master,

The only thing that is a shame, He makes the show go faster. | Now I could watch these shows all night, And in the daytime, too. So as long as I don’t lose my + sight,

* ¥ think that's what I'll do.—

critics televiewing.

|faces~—Mrs. L. B. Hurt, 6136) Evanston St. 2 | { ~ ~ w

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THE PANEL-QUIZ shows on

[teresting and I appreciate the ef-| {fort of the entertainers—Mrs. tL. M. Duke, 919 N. Pennsylvania St. | » » » | THEY WERE my favorite proTORE Tato ane row that 1 {more interesting, It's surprising

[these shows.—Mrs. Roger Brigh[ton, Gospdrt.

IT IS my opinion that panel{quiz shows are tops. Regardless, {of how well-informed one might | be, I defy anyone to correctly an|swer every question, whether the {show is “What's My Line?” or “The Quiz Kids."—Miss Dagmar 3. Serstad, 7510 N. Pennsylvania |Ave, |

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all walks of life talk of events of

the day, world-wide topics being|league discussed by those who can put|Poser,

‘the topic across to the host of|in 1922. The unknown, played

My ego is indeed boosted when I agree with the panel, thinking

{perhaps I am keeping up with

White, 2813 N. Chester St, . »

I GET quite a lot of information from the news quizes. My favorite is “What's My Line?” The

We of the news.—Donald Parl)

!

Patricia Swallow, 1051 N. Arsenal duestions asked by the panel are

Ave. :

WHEN TV as an entertainment medium was new and in

its infancy, panel-quiz were very interesting. Now that TV has grown up, panel:quiz programs are dull and almost boring. I don't know whether it's the quiz programs in general, or the participants in particular—Mrs. CO. H. Gibson, 3930, KE. 26th St. >

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very amusing when you know what the person's line is.—Mrs. Ira Justus, 1152 Reid Place. THEY OFFER us unlimited subject variety, and a chance to see famous celebrities, and community well-knowns do more than bow and “look pretty.” The panel-quizzers give us these keenminded people as their real selves, for in competition with their equals; their personalities and experiences emerge to a fascinating degree that is both educational and highly entertaining.-——Mrs. Lee Figg, 120 8S. Butler Ave. » # LJ 5 THE RARE questions,

the un-

find myself’ being entertained while being informed of many things I have never known or

Remember—you get

SCREENS | too—when you Wy ‘So-Lite

Combination Windows

{have forgotten.—KEthel Lynn Smith, RR. 1, Brazil,

i . w ~ TI THINK these quiz-panel shows are doing no one any good except the winners. I'd rather see a good story.—Mpus. Nichols, Bloomington. : » . #

PANELS such as “Who Said That?” and our own “Test the Press” are informative and stimulate interest in current events. “What's My Line?” is humorous and entertaining.—Mrs. Robert Pattison, 1218 N. Ewing St. » » - THESE shows are educational, as well as entertaining. The variety of questions answered and

formative.—Mrs. M. H. Blankenbaker, 1402 Norton Ave.

| (After all, he did write much be-

expected answers amaze me. I|

‘subjects discussed, make them in-|

and celebrated interpreter French music, is the artist who has made these new recordings especially for this three-volume

This major addition fo the recorded piano literature presents thirteen Ravel compositions.

sides “Bolero”.) Included are two works for plano four hands, which Robert Casadesus and his wife Gaby play together. : Several of Ravel's most popular orchestrated compositions are heard in their original

pour une Infante defunte”, “Valses Nobles et Sentimentales”,

the “Sprin

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record.

Yehudi Menuhin; violinist,

panied by Charles Munch and the Boston Symphony Menuhin proves tihs unusual modern violin con-

certo can serve the virtuoso per-|ognize that cheese. It's the cheese

fectly. Conductor Munch curently exemplifies RCA Victor's technical skills by conducting the Boston

Symphony through a superb re-|tastes and acts like cheese.

cording o. Schumann's first or

B-flat symphony, better known as ,, fat content and can be eaten

2 Munch's | wis hast.

Spring Symphon treatment. i Ey pioath N

LP.

J plano AS though to contrast opposites ner fable, the studio visitor saw form. Among them are “Pavane/in conductorial styles, RCA Vic-\no guile in the dark, wide eyes

tor has also issued Schumann's Second Symphony, the C Major, |

" “Na! Tombeau de Couperin” and “Ma as played by Leopold Stokowski|

Mere 1'Oye”,

|and his Orchestra. When we listen!y oe insists; it’s just that she reThere are six sides each taking to this record, we have the feeling| members what she reads and from fifteen to twenty minutes to that the “drive as often comes tg]).tale-telling comes easy. “Per-

play, so that this set does offer a out of Stokowski as it does spon-. wealth of splendid, delightful pi- taneously out of the music. |

ano music. Among the other in-|

teresting compositions heard are Violin and “Menuet Antique”, heard because its rewards are un-

“Habanera’,

“Miroirs”, “Gaspard de la Nuit”, certain TALENTED performers from and “Jeux

d’Eau”. A

join a group of distinguished mu-

sicians which Ravel organized for ‘Owning TV Sets

a long concert series In -Spain, | Holland, Belgium, France and Switzerland,” They went on to concertize together for eight years. . — Ravel was born in 1875 in the| southern part of France, close to the Spanish border. He was short, |strong, a perfect Basque in ap|pearance. Casadesus describes him as witty, sharp, Voltairelike. The pianist recalls that Ravel was fascinated by small art objects, and had an amazing collection of bibelots, chiefly figurines, “Some of them quite bad". » » . MAX BRUCH’S “G Minor Concerto” has been brought out by RCA Victor on a new 10-inch LP

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|aren't fully met. long-time friend and col- stein, of the great French com- Fritz Reiner who conducted the Casadesus first met Ravel Robin Hood Dell Orchestra, all young pianist, then deserve the “Gaspard de la|Brahms Nuit” for the composer, and the!'formance of fully-plumbed depths latter promptly invited him to

Brahms’ ‘Cello” if its severe demands, I Nathan MilGregor Piatigorsky and

gratitude of the) worshipers for a per-

and exact shadings.

8 Mark of ‘Fashion’

LONDON, *May 10—A story started by some wit here says eye-reddening cream is being sold i nthe United States—for people who don’t want to admit they can't afford a television set. “It's fashionable” to own television sets in England. So much 80, some folks who can't keep up with their neighbors prtend they have sets by putting up dummy television aerials,

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ANNA LEE has éstab-| lished a TV niche for herself] through her ghility to make|

whoppers sound true and true stories sound like whoppers, Aside from John Daly, “Mr. Interlocutor” of “It’s News to Me,” Friday at 8:30 p. m. on Channel| 6, Miss Lee is the only regular] panelist on this news quiz. Be-| sides‘ looking - pretty, an accom-| plishment by dint of natural] endowments, the dramatic actress| has a way of fibbing that plays| hob with viewers and studio par-| ticipants alike. Daly, a veteran at such panel posts and prompter of her deliveries, calls her “my beautiful bluffer.” : Anna's true stories and tall come about in this manner. Asa member of the four-man “News to Me” panel she is given a mere hint by Moderator Daly. This hint is usually a photo or some visual gimcrack associated with a timely news story. Her job is to describe the event in detail correctly or—and here's the rub -—make up one out of her pretty hedd. A studio guest then at-

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