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Hersholt is an honorary doc
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the woman address her dogs:
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** * *
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MISQUOTED —Critics, prob
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Highlights
Evening news broadcast
direct from The Star’s news
room Monday through Fri
day over Stations WMAL
and WMAL-FM. 6 P.M.
Radio Today.
8:00, WTOP—Suspense: Lloyd
Nolan is featured in “A Vial of
Death.”
8:00, WRC Railroad Hour:
Gordon Macßae and Dorothy
Kirsten sing the leading roles In
“The Circus Princess.”
8:25, WWDC—Baseball: Wash
ington vs. Chicago.
9:00, WTOP—Radio Theater:
June Allyson and Steve Forrest
co-star in “The Girl in White.”
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George London sings “Credo”
from Verdi’s “Otello,” Youmans*
“Through the Years” and Cui’s
“The Statue.”
9:05, WASH Reporters’
Roundup: Senator John W.
Bricker is interviewed.
Television Today.
7:30, WMAL—Holly wood Screen
Test: Grace Kelly, who co
starred in “High Noon,” is seen
in “Right Hand Man.”
8:30, WNBW—Voice of Fire
stone: Brian Sullivan is guest
soloist.
8:30, WMAL—Your Commis
sioners Report: Miriam Otten
berg of The Star, Ben Gilbert of
the Post and Nicholas Blatchford
of the News, question the District
Commissioners.
9:00, WNBW —Eye Witness:
Millard Mitchell stars In “Invi
tation.”
9:00, WTTG—Harness Racing:
Racing from Rosecroft Raceway.
9:00, WMAL lnternational
Trade Program: Harold Stepler
takes viewers on a tour of exhi
bitions erected by more than 40
countries in observance of World
Trade Week.
9:30, WTTG Boxing: Percy
Bassett meets Arthur Persley in
the main bout.
9:30, WNBW—Robert Mont
gomery Presents: Donald Woods
has the lead in “The Wind Can
not Read.”
10:00, WTOP Studio One:
Jackie Gleason stars in “The
Laugh Maker.”
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RADIO-TELEVISION PROGRAMS
Radio Today Monday, May 18, 1953
P.M. WMAL 630 WRC 980 WWDC 1260 WOOK 1340 WEAM 1390 WOL 1450 WTOP 1500
:N •*•■* Newt; *'* w,lw Hietart Eitu Herk Davis News; trial Haws; Jiclua*
6:l* Gikkaasi Better Earl Gedwle 12*0 Banlstane Sport; Music U. S. an< Us Milt Greet Curl Massey
:3( Shermae Butler Bert«i*i News Neurtt Malady Dispel Haw Herk Davis fiesta Tine Newt; McDouall
i-Stw Entra, Heed Rosary Hear " " Music—News " " lewell Thimas
:M Nitiea’s Bus Hess Symphenetta Fulton Lewis. Jr News; Music Herk~Dcvi» News; trait Beilak
7:IS Elder Davis ” Bill; Barter EnchanteC Haw Music Milt Great S. Baecreft
:30 Lona Racier News; Beatty Gahrfel Heater " " •• » •• •• Mill
r 45 ""i News 0»e Men's Family Bankstand; Moody " " •> •• •• Edward Murrcw
:H Henry J. Taylw Railroad Haw Newsreel; Masie~ News; Music Herk Davis • St~Mary's Naveia Susituse
8:15 Skerman Butler Gordea Macßae Buyout Chatter Music fur Yau Perry Cema "•• uevd Nelai
:3D Recerd Ship Velee et Firestene Basekall " " Cactus Matt Request Grautld Talent Scauts
• t4S " _ Brian Sullivaa " ” Unity Viewpoint ""; News Milt Grant * Garry Maart
:M Skerman Buffer Telephone Hour Baseball News; Bawl Cactus Matt News; lewt Badii Tkeater
9:15 Record Skip George Linden Chicaga Goldfish Btwl ”•' Jackson Lnwn June Allysao
:3B Record Shop Band w America vs. " Arlington Chamber Adventures ut Steve Furrust
_ •«* Jan_P*we« Washington at Commerce tha Falcon -- »
:M News nf Tomorrow Dinah Short Basekall News; Bowl NewsTfrein Frank Edwards Boh Hawk Show
4 A:l3 Frank tnd Jack Words In the Night " ” Goldfish Bowl Lullaby Trail M» Reznick "••
|U :3# News; Freeh News; Album Tenth Inning '• ■■ "•• jachson Lowe The Avenger
:4S Fraek and Jael Musical Album Frank Edwards ” “ " •* - •<
:IB Repaid; Sports NewsTTinley 1500 Massey News; Spirituals Lullahy Train News; Law* Warld'Taaigkt
n:ls The Nigktwatcaman Hour et Oreeme '* " Evening Spirituals " ” Jachson Low* Wash..Unit* spts
:3B Jerry Strong Lin Oavtnn Nows; Massey Public Servica ' " " " •• Mtiadial
t*S ” " , Morgan Beatty SSOI Massey House Pwty " " " » Eddie Gillcber
12:01 Tke NigktwitckmanjNews; Bek aid Bay SSBQ Massey News; Party _________ ______ ______
Radio Tomorrow Tuesday, May 19, 1953
A.M. WMAL 630 WRC 980 | WWDC 1260 ’340 WEAM J 390 i \voL 1450 WTOP 1500
;0B News; Cihfeen News; Reed Art Brewn !!!,*.«. Sm, «* <*»«*"* Newt; Salute
6:15 Jim Gikkeus Bek Reed " " * Sfecl * Cemmuter s Eiprs. <* •* Evans; Meditetiei
:3B News; Gihheas ” ” Evans; News; Brown M s . lrltßllt M . “ " News, Evans
;*S Music—Weather " " Art Brawn Morning spirituals i Sweat Music Dale Crowley Mark Evans
>*• News News; Reed Art Brewe News; Cr,w,,r< *«"«; Evans
7:15 Jim Glbluus Bvk Reed ”’’ Rhythm Speelil Commuters Eiprs. George Crawford Mark leans
:JI News; Gihkiii ” " Voice of Washington „ „ " ” News; Maheeey
. <45 Music-Weather Newe Art Brewn Dam Crawley Hews Btundup Sundial
:•* Niws; Gihheas World Roundup Art Brewn •*?*?’ "***■ Pi ?, flr ” l ‘ Pr,l “* Weather; Crawford World Hews
8:1* Music—Sparti Bob Reed '* " Rhythm Special Georg* Crawford Eddie Gallahtr
:1D News; Clhhtas News; Real Evans; News; Brtwn v, s w P***, t Sp * el,t "’’ " ”
•4* Gihhonsi News Bah Reed Brawn; Heater Rhythm Special 1 News Crawfard; Devatleas " "
:M Breakfast Club News; Reed Art Brewe New*; Rhythm Commuters Ezprs Hews; Berger News es America
9:l* Doe McNeill Bek Reed ””i M. Persies R V, th * s * ,t, “ . , **"• ■*'*« You’re the Top
:*• ” " Kitchem Cluk Newt) Iriwa „ * " " Eliner Leu
:<* ” '* Victor Lfndlahr Art Brow* 1 Htw> " Nancy Dizin
My Tran Stary Welcama Travelers M. G.Ferd News; Music N, vy Shew News; Berger Godfrey Skew
4 A:l* " ", Streets "■■ •• « Music Ship Morning Warship 6 ene Berger with Rnhtrt
IU ** Whispering Streets Douhle nr Nothing Evans, Newt, Fird “ ” He , r , b , Dlv ' s " «• Itwls
:** A Girl Marries ” ” M. Q. Ford " ” __ : Wew> . " "
:BB Skermao Butler Strife It Rick Ladies Fair News; Shop Herb Davis News; Crawford Godfrey Skew
4 4:15 •• " " " Fair, Evans Music Shop Music George Crawford " “
| I -.30 Newt, Butler Phrase That Pays Uueen ter • Midday ipiritialt ” " “ " Grand Slam
<4* Sherman Butler Bnk Hip* Day ” " " ” Rasemary
P.M. ~
iH Ruth Crana News, Ternaheao Curt Massey Time News; Musle News; Davis News Newsi W Warm
4 fe:l3 * ", Cracker Nancy Osgood Baukoge; Tuna Music Shop Herk Davis George Crawford Aunt Jenny
|/:3I Back t« the Bible " " Hazel Markel " ’’ „ ” Helea Treat
:4S " 11 Here's Archer Prize Party " ** ” '* _ Our Gal Sunday
M Paul Harvey Ntws Here's Archer M. D. Ford News; Spirituals Waltz Tima News. Bergtr Read as life
1:15 Mister Ceafusiea " " " ” Aftereeoe Spirituals Gene Berger Ma Parkins
:3I Turn tn a Friend " " News; Ford ” ” Ll,i * Rliythnu ” ” Yeung Or. MaltN
■4l " • * M. a. Fird “ ”) News " " Guiding Light
TiT Hnrnld’s Henst Heri’i Archer PriTn~Pnrty News; Perty 9'» Tunes News; Lowe Second Mrs. Burtae
:3B " " Ltih tn This Day M. 8. Fard Daneiag Party “ ” ' Jachsan Low* Perry Masee
tN Newt, Heuse Dave Girreway Ntws; Fard " " Dixieland " Nora Draht
,45 Hanse; Crachar Pickens; Ntws M. G. Fard ’* " Folk Songs; News " " Brighter Day
ißf Pill Wilsei Life Beautiful Prize Party News; Party T «" **e Tempos News; Lnwe Hilltop Heuse
3:11 "•• (teed if Lift M. Q. Ford Dancing Party Nat Allhright Jackson Low* House Party
:3B Newt; Wilsoe Pepper Yeung News; Fard
,4* Wilson; Crnckers Right tn Happiness M. a. Ford " " News " Croshy; Cullen
iM Jerry Strug Backstage wife Willis Cenever Newt; Party Nat Allhright News; Grant Mark Era*.
4:13 " " Stella Dallas " ” Dancing Party “ " Milt Grant
:3B Newt; String YnungWidder Brown News; 12SB Cluh ”
:45 Jerry Strong Woman In My House 1260 Cluh " ” News " " Evans; Rihert 8.
dl" Jer^ - Strong Just Plain Bill 12S0”Cluh 'Newt; Party Piano Pops News; Grad Gallaher Matinee
5:15 ” " [Front Pagt Forrdl " “ Dancing Pnrty " ” Milt Grant " "
30 Sherman Bntlor iLorenzn Jenes Sky King ” " p ircl * ,h * Tllw, |
,45 " ” Doctor’s Wife ” ", Brnwe I " ” Sport* Hi-Way Sports; Kaufmie Gallaken Cnckrtn
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Television Today Monday, May is, 1953
P.M. WNBW <Ch. 4) WTTG (Ch. 5) WMAL (Ch. 7) WTOP (Ch. 9)
:BB Faetllght Theater Western Tales 3 o’Cleck Theater Early Shaw
6:18 "Th* Plainsmaa" •• " (film)
:5t *' “ Haws; Weather Joe’s R»*el " ”i Weather
:43 News; Sports Time for Betey Newsi R»sh Walter Croehito
| ST From Hollywood Captain Video Jim Gillies M»rk tvaas Sfew
7:13 " " " " : " " " ”
;3t Boh end Ray Celenial Theater Hellyweed Striae News; Edwards
<43 News Cirivae Call tfe Play Test Perry Come
what’s My Name Custom Playhouse luspeeter Mark Bures aed Allen
8:13 (Suit) '•Return us Saber
:33 voice d Firestone t Stringer” Your Commissioners Tdent Scouts
1 43 Brian Sulliva* Sriffith Janes Report _ "
:8B _ Eye Witness Rosecroft Harness Infernatlaeal Trade I Love Lecy
9:13 •’ ” Racee Program
<3B Rabert Montgemtry Rasing Talent Patrol Red Buttoee
<43 Presints " " " " "
:8f Rehert Haatgemery Basing Wrestling Studie On*
4 A:l3 Presents Bassett vs. ” " " T h« Laugh
|U:3B Abbott Md Cistelli Persley " " Maker”
,43 " " Serenade " " Jackie Gleisin
ST News—Sports Mevietsna News News—Rash News; Sports
n:l3 Cinema Playheiu Sports; Theater Spartti B. Malone Weather; Late Shaw
:M "Ladles li Night Owl Theater The Late Show
■43 Distrait” "Blind Man's Bluff" ’’Fatal Witness”
12:18 News Night Owl Theeter The Late Shew
Television Tomorrow Tuesday, May-19, 1953
WNBW—I:33, Tedey on th* Farm; 7, Today; 7:35, Vacations; 1:35, News; I. Today; 3:25, Leak te
This Day; 3:31, Margaret's Kitchem; 11, Ding Deng School; 10:30, Science; 11, Ask
Washington; 11:30, Mrs. U. S. A.; 12. Midday Canties; 12:30. Little Playhouse; 1, People's
Playhouse; 2, Industry an Parade; 2:15, Femiaine Touch; 2:30, Inga’s Angle; 3, Break the
Bank; 3:30, Welcome Travelers; 4, Kate Smith; 5, Hawkins Falls; 3:15, Gabby Hayes;
5:33, Howdy Deedy.
WTTG—IO, Cartoon Theater; 10:30, Early Bird Theater; 12, Movietone News; 12:15, Neontime
Comics; 12:45, Film Theater; 2. Bazaar; 2:43, Chapel; 3, Paul Dixoa; 4, News; 4:05,
TV. Disc Jockey; 4:55, News; 5, Disc Jockey.
WMAL—II:4S, District Bulletiu; 12, Just fur Fun; 1, Sherm s Showplace: 1:30, Jerry, Jimma Show:
2, Hollywood Matinee—Ruth Craue; 3:30, Miss Ruth Anne; 4:30, Bandstand Matinee; 5,
5 O'Clnck Theater-M. B. Fard.
WTOP—B:4O, Morning Meditation; 1:45, Bill Jenkins; 7, News; 7:05, Bill Jenkins; 7:31, News;
7:35, Bill Jenkins; 7:45, Spirts; I, News; 8:218, Bill Jenkins; 0:30, World News; 0:40,
Bill Jenkins; I, Billy JahnsM's Cartoon Clnh; IS, Arthur Godfrey Show; 11, Garry
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for Tomorrow; 12:45, Guidieg Light; 1, Allan Jeffrey’s Show; 2, Freedom Rings; 2:3(,
Houseparty; 3, Big Payoff; 3:30, Action in the Afteraoeit 4, Pick Temples Cowboy
Playkeusa; 5:30, Billy Jahesai; 3:50, Tha Early Shaw.
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