Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 14 September 1952 — Page 24

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Bad Boy Mario Lanza Mixes Up His Music

MARIO LANZA, who would be star of his own Friday night show on WIRE if he'd

only co-operate a little more

with his movie studio, believes opera lovers should start listening to jazz and jazz cultists should bend an ear to the long hair stuff. “I get disgusted with the fanatics on both sides, who can’t appreciate anything but their own narrow field,” says Mario. ‘“Whichever side they're on, they're missing a lot of good music.” This is the reason, Lanza indicated, why he uses such a wide variety of songs on his show— when he’s on it. al ” n “lI LIKE to relax after dinner with phonograph records,” adds the tenor. star, “and people who drop in are sometimes surprised to find me listening to Duke Ellington, Frankie Lane, Lena Horne and Bing Crosby. I. don't see anything illogical in this. The next night they're likely to find me listening to Beethoven, Sibelius or Caruso.” Actually, Lanza points out, there is often a close relationship between some of the socalled “progressive jazz” and symphonic works written hundreds of years ago. “I've heard jazz that sounded very similar to a Bach fugue,” says Mario, “and, of course, many of our popular Tin Pan Alley tunes are adapted from the classics,”

MARIO LANZA — Metro's mad musician.

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tival, featuring the first performance in America of music from |his newest opera, “The Rake's Progress,” will be presented . . . WFBM, 1:30 p. m. MARTIN KANE . . . There's murder in a Caribbean port of call with Kane himself accused of the crime ,.. WIRE, 3.30 p. m.

HOLLYWOOD BOWL... Czech pianist Rudolf Firkusny will be| the guest soloist on the eighth and final broadcast. In this, his first appearance, he'll play the) first movement of the Brahms

“Concerto for Piano and Orches-|

“Tragic Overture” and “Allegro Non Troppo” from the Brahms “Symphony No. 1 in C Minor” ... WIRE, 6 p. m.

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lin the theater world will appear into a song lifts it out of the com-|¢jaq »

a 30-minute tribute to the late musical comedy star, Gertrude Lawrence . .. WISH, 6:30 p. m. OFFICIAL DETECTIVE . . . Det. Lt. Ed Walls, chief of detectives of Bakersfield, Cal., receives an award for his work in nabbing a wealthy divorcee's slayer . . . WIBC, 6:30 p. m. DORIS DAY ... Actor-dancer Dan Dailey will be the guest, join-

Don McNeill Claims 7 Million Steady Fans

NEAREST thing to perpetual motion in radio is Don McNeill and his five-times-a-week Breakfast. Club (WISH,|?

8 a. m., Monday through Friday). For the past 19 years he’s been dishing dp an hour of the first of the season's plays, numbers.

his earthy corn to some 7 million

listeners in the U. 8. and Canada, who take to him like a second cup of coffee at breakfast.

The 45-year-old emcee of the audience participation variety show went on the air with it in June, 1933. That was less than three years after he had been fired from a radio job because he had “no future in radio.” . For more than a decade, he was uncontested champion to the title of the folksiest, likeablest, home-loving husband type on the air. Now, according to listener polls, Arthur Godfrey has snatched the title away from him, even though Don McNeill still claims at least 7 million fans.

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Neill and his early morning show have stayed on the air so long is his close contact with his au-

dience. Five mornings a week, he strolls down the aisle into the studio crowd, wrings a few giggles from the visiting housewives,

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Each year he brings his family Ill, recently and was made Honor-| “Anchors Aweigh,” the other

ing Doris in “Dearie, Do You Remember” . . . WFBM, 6:30 p. m. AMERICAN MUSIC HALL... (Musical pioneer Paul Whiteman turns back the clock and takes an imaginative trip to Spain to recall a tune he discovered many {years ago—'‘Valencia” . .. WISH, p. m. THEATER GUILD . . . Helen {Hayes and Joseph Cotten star in

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|“The Pathfinder,” celebrated {story of frontier days ... WFBM, 8 p. m

| FAMILY THEATER ... Bar{bara Stanwyck is the star in the |suspense-packed story about the |“Leading Lady” ... WIBC, 8 p. m. | INDIANAPOLIS FORUM . . . | “Where Do Our Tax Dollars Go?” (will be discussed by Joe right, {president of City Council; Chris{tain J. Emhardt, former mayor; |Dr. Golden Silver, president of {the County Board of Commis|sioners, and William Allison, | Board member . . . WIBC, 9:30 p. m ¢

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TIME CAPSULE ... A group|

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MORNING PLANS—Lucille

while husband Desi Arnaz calmly concentrates on nourishment as |

Ball ponders a weighty problem |

| "I Love Lucy" begins another record-breaking year.

Off the Record—

Lee Wiley Dishes Up we dno xn Youmans and Berlin

By DONNA MIKELS

to the show for a guest appear- ary Fire Chief of the small town. Brave Old Army Team.”

ance. Continually, he keeps running mail campaigns with his

fans. Result is, he feels the pulse

of his audience, and they in turn treat him like “that nice man trucks for a tour of the town, and

down the block.”

The honor was previously bestowed upon actress June Haver, also a native. Tim mounted one of the big|

someone reminded him that June

Don started out to be a jour: had ‘made the ladder climb.

nalist, but while he was studying ; { journalism in college. he Yook a YOU! have to remember— that job with a radio station to fi{nance his education. :

After college, he barnstormed staJitions, but never was able to land ia steady job until he lit on the {Breakfast Club. | If the first 19 years are any, {Indication, his present job is | permanent. | As for any success {Don McNeill might [pretty well summed up oft-repeated remark: “Each program premiere — including tomorrow !morning’s broadcast.”

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