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WOR—News, J. Utmbllnc
WJZ—Newi, W. Van Voorhi*
WABC—Houif Parly: Art
Link letter. News
1:11—WEAF—Stella Dallas
WOR—Jay Johnson. Pongs
WJZ—Musical Show
4:10—WEAF—Lorenzo Jones
WOR—Food Forum: Dr.
Walter H. Eddy
WJZ—News From Paris
WABC—Feature Story
4:46«—WKAF—Younir Widder
Brown
WJZ—Hop Harrigan
WABC—Danny O'Neil, Hongs
1:00—WEAF—When a Girl Marries
WOR—Uncle Don
WJZ—Terry and the Pirates
WABC—Service Time:
Weapons for Victory
1:11—WEAF—Portia Faces Life
WOR—Superman
WJZ—Dick Tracy
|:S0—WEAF—Just Plain Bill
WOR—House of Mystery
WJZ—Jack Armstrong
WABC—Terry Allen
|;45—WEAF—Front Page Farrell
WOR—Tom Mix Adventures
WJZ—Captain Midnight
WABC—Wilderness Road
1:00—WEAF—News. D. Hollenbeck
WOR—Paul Schubert
WJZ—News; W. Klernan
WABC—News; Major G.
Eliot
4:11—WEAF—Serenade to
America; Sports
WOR—Dorothy Kilaallea
WJZ—Ulllte Blue School
house
WABC—Calling Pan America
0:10—WOR—News; Van Deventer
WJZ—News; Whose War?
0:41—WEAF—Lowell Thomas
WOR—Stan Lomax, Sports
WJZ—Peggy Mann. Songs
WABC—World Today; News
7:00—WEAF—Supper Club
WOR—Fulton Lewis Jr.
WJZ—Headline Edition
WABC—Jack Kirkwood
Show
T:ll—WEAF—John W. Vandercook.
WOR—Victory Business
WJZ—Raymond Swing
WABC—Music That Satisfies
T:10—WEAF—Boh Burns, Shirley
Ross, Others
WOR—Arthur Hale
WJZ—Charlie Chan, Drama
Ed Begley
WABC—Mr. Keen Tracsr
of Lost Persons
7:41—WOR—The Answer Man
• :00—WEAF—Frank Morgan,
Cass Daley, Others
WOR—News, Frank Singiser
WJZ—News, Karl Godwin
WABC—Suspense: Drama:
Helmut Dantine
1:16—WOR—Hand In Hand
WJZ—Lum 'n' Abner
1:30—WKAF—Dinah Shore Show:
V. F. W. Award
WOR—Agatha Christie’s
Herctile Poirot
WJZ—America’s Town
Meeting: Why
Sen. Wayne Morse
Strikes in Wartime?
WABC—Death Valley SheriC
Drama: News
1:00—WEAF—Bing Crosby,
Eugenie Baird
WOR—Gabriel Heatter
WABC—Major Bowes'
Showed of Stars
Capital and labor Join in a dis
cussion of the reasons behind
wartime work stoppages, when
Janies F. Lincoln (top), president
of the Lincoln Electric Company,
and Richard T. Frankenstecn,
rice president of the United Auto
mobile Workers, are among the
four speakers' In an “America’s
Town Meeting” forum on the ques
tion, “Why Strikes in Wartime”
Thunday, March 29, at 8:30 p. m.,
over WATR and the Blue Net
work, Other speakers will be
George Romney, director of the
Automotive Council for War Pro
duction, and Sen. Wayne Morse
(R. Ore.).
»:l|_WOR—Real Life Storlss
9 :30—WEAK—Joan Davis-Jack
Haley, Comedy
WOR—Treasure Hour of
Song, Licla Albanese
WJZ—Spotlight aBnd:
L. Welk; Story
WABC—Corliss Archer,
Comedy Sketch
lib—WEAK—Abbott And Costellc
Connie Haines
WOR—Dr. A. L. Sachar
WJZ—Fred Waring and
His Pennsylvanians
WABC—The First Line:
Navy Program
19:18—WOR—Passover Seder Serv
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Mishel Plastro
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Larry Douglas
Cl :0«— WEAK—News, l.yle Van
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* WJZ—News; Wm. Gallmor
WABC—News and Analysis
11:11—'WEAK—Richard Harkness
WOR—Herald Tribune New.’
WJZ—Jean TIghe, Songs
WABC—Joan Brooks, Songs
11:30—WEAK—Music In American
Cities, Arthur Balsam,
piano
WOK—Shep Fields' Orch.
WJZ—Jimmy Dorsey’s Orch.
WABC—Viva America,
Latin Musical
11:45—WOR—Les Elgart’s Orch.
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Ventriloquist Paul Winchell (left) end Bandleader Sammy Kaye (rifht)
•tart carving out another new dummy for use on "Sammy Kaye’s Varie
ties,’’ Fridays over WATR and the Blue Network at 10 p. m. Paul is
the newest ventriloquist sensation, with his hilarious wooden playmate,
"Jerry Mahoney,” who portrays Kaye’s band boy in the music and mirth
series.
WAVELETS
By BILL FARRINGTON
This fe the term applied to Law
rence Welk’s style which Is themed
by his own compoeitlon "Bubbles In
the Wine”.
Welck, hts orchestra and enter
tainers will be heard on "The Vic
tory Parade of Spotlight Bands” to
night over WATR-Blue, 9:30 p. m ,
from Laurel, Miss., where they will
salute the war workers of the Ma
sonite Oorp.
An amusing excerpt from H. Allen
Smith’s “Lost In The Horse Lati
tudes” will be related by Marvin
Miller during the WJZ-Blue net
work broadcast of Coronet Story
teller this evening at 9:55 p. m.,
instead of a narrative originally
scheduled.
On Friday, March 30, Miller will
narrate the tale of how a Chicago
streetcar conductor’s rude conduct
was dealt with by his passengers.
Two of Hollywood’s top dramatic
stars, Nancy Kelly and Helmut Dan
tine. appear in the latest ’ Suspense"
offering, "Taming of the Beast,” on
Thursday, March 29, at 8 p. m..
over CBS Station. Nancy Kelly
| is currently featured in "Gambler's
Choice.” and Helmut Dantine’s new
est film is "Hotel Berlin". William
Spier directs the "Suspense" thrill
ers.
Those fabulous funsters, Bud Ab
bott and Lou Costello, take their
radio show to Marana Plying School
of the Army Air Forces, near Tuc
son, Arizona, for their broadcast on
Thursday, March 29, at 10 p. m , over
NBC Slation.s. Musical highspots
are provided by Connie Haines who
sings Ao-en-tehu-ate the Posi
tive" and Freddie Rich’s orchestra
playing “I'll Bee Seeing You.”
The story behind the flame
thrower, one of the most potent of
weapons for reducing enemy strong
points, will be dramatized on the
Army Service Forces ‘‘Weapons for
Victory,” in its broadcast Thursday,
March 28, at 5 p. m„ over CBS Sta
tions. Fire has been used for cen
turies as a weapon, but never with
the deadly effectiveness reached in
this war, in which flame throwers
approach the accuracy of a rifle, and
In addition, can be used at fairly
long range and, literally, can be shot
around comers fby bouncing the
flame off a wall, a rock or whatever
happens to be handy) and can be
used against the wind, thanks to the
use of a powerfully propelled semi
solid fuel.
It s not the call of the Klondike,
but it's Dinah, "The Belle of the
Yukon,” who lures Groucho Marx
to the Alaskan frontier on the
“Dinah Shore’s Open House” pro
gram of Thursday, March 30, heard
at 8:30 p. m., over NBC.
To persuade Groucho to leave
Calilomia for the land of Igloos
and Eskimos, Dinah sings “Candy"
and “The Thrill is Gone.” Groucho
falls under the spell of the Yukon
and duets with Dinah in “Go West
Young Man.”
That rollicking, rolling Mann
about-town. Is this evening's main
attraction at the Chesterfield ‘ Sup
per Club” fiesta, which dialers can
tune In at 7 p. m. over NBC, Mon
day through Friday. Yes, once again
it’s Jerry Mann, the new comedian
all radio is talking about. So, for
tonight’s listening pleasure, tune in
on your NBC station and “Make
Merry With Mann." Perry Como,
singing sensation of the year, will
do the new hit number, "I Had A
Little Talk With The Lord.’’ Ted
Steele and his Men about Music
weave the musical pattern. Viva
cious Mary Ashworth, The Satis
fyers and Martin Block complete
the bill for radio’s favorite 15-min
ute program.
The annual Easter music by the
Kraft Choral Society will be the
program highlight of Bing Crosby’s
Kraft Music Hall airshow for to
night, at 9:00 p ,m .over NBC. The
Choral Society will be heard from
Chicago.
Among the choral selections will
be Victor Herbert's patriotic and
sacred ode, “God Shall Guide Us."
The ode was composed by Herbert in
1918 at the time the German tide
was being turned back for the final
time. The selection was chosen both
for its historical parallel and the
fact, a few months ago a KMH lis
tener, Robert Bartlett of New York
City, made the suggestion. It was
later learned Mr. Bartlett’s wife is
Victor Herbert’s daughter. The
musical performance of “God Shall
Guide Us” will mark its debut over
the airwaves. The Choral Society
will also sing, ’ Spring Bursts To
day.’’
When Jack Haley is. talked into
substituting for a fighter in a char
ity boxing match, the fun begins on
NBC's "Joan Davis with Jack Haley
Show” Thursday, March 39, at 9:30
p. m., Regulars on the show include
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Blossom Blimp (Verna Felton) and
Penny Cartwright (Sharon Douglas)
Vocalist Dave Street will sing “I
Should Care," accompanied by Ed
die Paul's orchestra and the Foun
talnnalres.
Robert Merrill, young concert and
opera baritone, makes a second
guest appearance on “Major Bowes'
Shower of Stars” Thursday, March
29 WABC-CBS, 8:00-9:30 p. m He
sings Wolfe's “Glory Road", “Close
As Pages In A Book,” and "Rodger
Young.”
Morton Gould leads his 50-piece
orchestra in Berlin's “Cheek to
Cheek," “Stardust” by Carmichael,
Freire's “Ay, Ay, Ay” and a special
Gould arrangement of a “Barnyard
Medley.”
Radio will soon be glutted with
mayors. Bob Burns is mayor of
Canoga Park, Andy Devine heads
Van Nuys, Tom Brennerman is new
ly elected mayor of Encino, Cass
Daley, Don Prindle and Wendell
Niles are running for mayor of
North Hollywood (all suburban
towns near Hollywood), and Jack
Benny's Rochester is elective boss
of Los Angeles’ Central avenue. This
week Burns’ two comics, Benjamin
and Mantan, announced their can
didacy for the mayor’s office of Cen
tral avenue, opposing Rochester—
and each other!
Jan Peerce, Metropolitan Opera
tenor, Joins Licia Albanese, Metro
politan Opera soprano, for a guest
appearance on WOR-Mutual’s
"Treasure Hour of Song,” Thurs
day, March 29, from 9:30 to 10 p.
m. The tenor will be heard in “E
lucevan le stelle” from Puccini’s
"Tosca” and Victor Herbert's "I'm
Palling in Love With Someone.”
Miss Albanese sings Bizet’s “Agnus
Dd” and the ‘‘Ave Maria” from
Mascagni's “Cavalleria Rustieana."
Alfredo Antontni conducts the orch
estra in Berlin's "Easter Parade,”
Mendelssohn’s "Tarantella,’’ Bind
ing’s "Rustle of Spring," and Braga’s
"Angels’ Serenade.”
Charles Boyer, the man with ro
mance In his glance, has "A Date
With Judy” over <NBC) Tuesday,
April 3, at 8:30 p. m.. Orson Welles,
permanent star on "This Is My
Best,” will play the leading role in
the John Dos Passes best seller
"Number One” on that program
over (CBS) Tuesday, April 3, at
9:30 p. m.. Will Osborne, the song
styist, becomes new orchestra con
ductor for the Abbott and Costello
program over (NBC> beginning
Thursday, April 5, at 10 p. m. The
Army Service Forces "Weapons for
Victory” tells stories behind various
bomb types over (CB6) Thursday,
April 5, at 5 p. m. The story of the
one-armed soldier and his rehabili
tation, is continued on “Assignment
Home” over (CBS) Saturday, April
E, at 4:30 p. m.
Dr. Frank Black, General Music
Director of NBC, succeeds Arturo
Toscanini as conductor of the
NBC SCymphony Orchestra Sun
day, April 8, when he launches
an ambitious spring and spmmer
season. Toscanini’s final broad
cast on Aprill 1 will have an Easter
theme.
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3:00—Mary Marlin
3:15—Swing time
3:30—Sing Along Club
4:00—House Party
4:25—News
4:30—Feature Story
4:45—l!Hnny O'Nell, Songs
5:00—Service Time—Weapons For
Victory
0:30—Terry Allen and the Ross
Sisters
3:45—Swing For Your Supper
—Major George Fielding
Elliott
6:15—I'nflnixhed Business
6:30—News
6:45—Tlie World Today
6:55—The Meaning Of The News
7:00—Service Unlimited
7:15—Music That Satisfies
7:30—This Is (tor Duty
7:45—To The Litchfield County
Farmer
8:00—Suspense
8:30—Singing liBl
8:45—Walts Interlude
8:50—Red Cross Girls In Action
8:55—News Highlights—Charles
T. Lynch
9:00—Major Bowes’ Shower Of
Stars
9:30—Corliss Archer
10:00—The First Line
10:30—Here’s To Romance
11 00—John Daly. News
11:10—Ig>cal News
11:15—Joan Brooks, Songs
11:30—Viva America
12:00—News
Groundnuts have been sown on
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WATR PROGRAMS
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Victory Stick
4:00—Time View* The Newa
4:16—O. I*. A. News
4:20—Time Out For Mimic
4:30—Report From Abrord
4 46—Hop Harrigan
5 00—Terry And The Pirntea
it: 16—Hite And Bite
5:30—Jack Armstrong
6:45—Melody Revue
0:00—Yankee Network News
6 15—Music For l>ining
0:30—News: Melody Serenade
7:00—Headline Edition
7:16—Kaymond Oram Swing
7:30—Red Cross Program
7:45—Ask The Army
8:00—Earl Godwin
8:15—Hum 'n' Abner
8:30—America's Town Meeting Of
The Air
9:30—Spotlight Bands: Coronet
Story Teller
10:00—Fred Waring
10:30—March Of Time
11:00—Yankee Network News
11:15—Huy Hcnle
11:30—Jimmy Dorsey's Orch.
11:46—Arlo Hults
TOMORROW
7:30—Morning Devotions
7:45—Sacred Heart Program
8:00—Yankee Network News
8:15—Shoppers’ Guide: News
9:00—Breakfast Club
10:00—My True Story
10:25—Aunt Jemima Program
10:30—Melodic Moments
10:45—The Listening Post
11:00—Tom Hrenner/nan’a Break fa s*
In Hollywood
11:30—Gil aMrtyn, News
11:45—Jack Berch Anr His Boya
12:00—Glamour Manor
12:30—News
12:45—Dr. Whittaker: Melody Time
1:00—New*:: Melody Time
130—Luncheon With Lopes
1:45—Carnival
2;0K>—John B. Kennedy, News
2:15—Ethel And Albert
2:30—Radio Show House
3:00—Appointment With Life
3:30—The Smoothies
3:45—Music Box Matinee
4:00—Time Views The News
4:15—Time Out For Music
4:30—Report From Abroad
4:45—Hop Harrigan
6:00—Terry and the Plrataa
5:16—Hits And Bits
6:30—Jack Armstrong
5:45—Melody Jtevue*
6:00—Yankee cNtwork New*
6:15—Music For Dining
6:30—News: Interlude
A1 Pearce, portrayer of "Elmer
Blurt," the low pressure salesman,
has sold his sponsor the idea of
giving his comedy series a 13
e week renewal effective Saturday,
March 31, at 10:15 p. m. over CBS.
Pearce,, who stars as the befuddled
doorbell ringer, will continue to
be supportedo by Arlene Harris,
the human chatterbox.
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