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Settled in New York after a tour
of southern service camps, Sammy
Kaye and Company offer a scintil
lating session of comedy and soi.g
on Friday, April 13, at 10 p. m.
over Station WATR. Ventriliquisl
Paul Winchell, who portrays the
role of band manager on the show,
and his dummy stooge, Jerry Ma
honey, abandon their plan to make
Kaye a social lion. They decide,
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fer top tunes of the day.
Kingfish’s wife, Sapphire, wearied
of daily drudgery, throws in a dish
towel and demands a life of ease
on the Amos ’n’ Andy show tonight
at 10 p. m., over NBC.
Sapphire insists that Klngfish buy
a car so she can enjoy her ease on
wheels. How to get the car and
gas is of less Importance to the
Kingfish than selling Andy on
forming a partnership in the auio
purchase.
They’re successful in locating a
1926 Overland, but the Harlem
comics fail to realize that they also
are buying plenty of trouble.
Martha Raye will be the guest
of Andy Russell on Saturday, April
14, from 10 to 10:30 p. m. over
WATR and the Blue Network.
Assisting Miss Raye, who will
offer songs that have piade her
singing style famous, will be the
Pied Pipers Quartet, Les Pauls
Trio, Lou Bring's orchestra and an
nouncer Michael Roy. The Andy
Russell Show' is heard each Satur
day night over the Blue.
The foremost ad lib show on the
air continues to be the Blue Net
a recent Monday night quip-and
work’s "Blind Date” session. On
cutie contest, f’rinstance, a glam
orous date lure told a contestant
in khaki that she liked rugged men
who enjoyed wild life. “Wild life?”
ad libbed the GI. “You better pick
my sailor then. I don’t want to get
married yet!”
Charlie "Finnegan" Cantor's for
tune becomes Ed "Archie” Gard
ner's misfortune when the Bistro’s
manager tries cutting in on Finne
gan inheritance during the "Duf
fy's Tavern” show tonight, at 8:30
p. m., over NBC.
When Archie learns that a for
tune in cash is hidden in a book
Finnegan inherited, he tries making
him an offer but before the deal
is closed Archie has to prove his
merit as Cupid’s helper.
Eddie "The Waiter” Green, Sir
HeathclifT Batterswick (Alan Mow
brey), and Miss Duffy, played by
Sandra Gould, are on hand to add
to the evening's fun and Archie’s
dilemma. Reet-Beat Reeves and his
orchestra supply the musical back
ground.
Clyde Moody will sing a song high
on the mountain music Hit Parade,
when he offers "I was Wrong,” in a
guest appearance on Roy Acuff’s
“Grand Ole Opry,” Saturday, April
14, at 10:30 p. m.,over NBC. Acuff
sings a pair of songs, the heart bal
lad, "We Live In Two Different
Worlds", and the revival tune,
“Glory’s Coming.” His Smoky
Mountain Boys occupy the curtain
raiser spot with the catchy moun
tain tune, "Beautiful Brown Eyes.”
Minnie Pearl, the Grinder's Switch
Gossip, offers a fact or two and
many a laugh in her comic mono
logue, and Mack McGarr follows
with a mandolin solo, the popular
“China Boy.” The old Hickory Sing
ers match voices with the words of
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Bradley in doing the narration
for the short picture, "Forest
Commandos,” now in production.
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p. m.
There goes that Mann again!
With the March winds blowing
him in and April catching him in
a shower of confusion, Jerry Mann,
that new mad-Mann of comedy,
makes his 14th appearance on to
night’s "Supper Club” show, which
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age of 13. Eddy Duchin was the
other member of Reismans famous
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over the Blue, Sunday, April 15, at
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> p. m. A! Pearce, the comedian,
hat "A Date With Judy" when the
program, starring Loutae Erickson,
celebrate* a 13-week renewal over
NBC. Tuetday. April 17, at 8:30 p.
m. Orton Wellea and hit wife, Rita
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are heard In Richard Powell's
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at 9:30 p. m. William Bendlx takes
time out from his own series. "The
Life of Riley," to co-«Ur with AUyn
Jotlyn in a thriller on "Suspense"
over CBS Thursday, April It. at I
p. m. “Are the Ri|hU of the Small
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ton Oaks?" will be debated by ex
perts on "America's Town Meeting
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19, at 8:30 p. m.
In discussing the bitterness of
starved American and British pris
oners of war. rescued from the
Nazis, about reports from home that
Oerman prisoners of war in the
United States and England are well
fed, WATR-Blue Network commen
Utor John B. Kennedy polnu out
that American* and the Brltiah are
"bending over backward* to live up
to the letter and cpirit of the
Geneva convention."
“We should have learned from
experience," continue* Kennedy,
“that when you bend over back
ward* to be decent to the Oerman*
and the Japs, that'* exactly where
you land — on your back.”
Kennedy is heard Monday through
Friday at 2 p. m.. EWT.
New York, April 10.—The story of
• kidnapper with a prtn agent will
be drama Uaed on Thla b Tour FBI
over WATR and the Blue Network
tonight at 8:M p. m.
Baaed on (act* taken directly from
the official FBI Alee, the story will
tell how a power-craved woman
publicized a timid, weak-ltvered
hue band into Public Enemy No. 1.
While the newspapers and the pub
lic believed him to be the most
dangerous desperado alive—he was
really afraid of his own shadow.
That daring young detective. Nick
and grapple* with a murderer at
Charles, swings on a flying trapem
the circus In "The Cam of the
Looney Lion.” a mystery-comedy
episode In the •Aadventures df the
Thin Man” over CBS on Mday,
April 13. at S:30 p. m.
The roar of a hungry lion startle#
Nick and Nora out of their sleep
and start* them on an adventure
wherein the sophisticated sleuths
solve a couple of circus murders in
volving a trapese artist, a lion
tamer, a bareback rider, and a knife
thrower.
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