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October 9, 1949 Page 10 (Section 2) Tune In The Arizona Republic, Phoenix, Arizona Gal Takes West, No Wonder Film Star Savs Role To Be Reversed Bv Agnes Moorehead drama. Caged, is to portray a Man from iitri aru 111 M. I it: Station KIFN Rushed To Completion female crooks in Warner Broth- Tangier, which goes into production late this month on the island of Majorca. I ers' forthcoming women's prison Success Boils Down To Work listeners may submit any questions they like to have answered. BERT FIREMAN, columnist for By RALPH MAHONEY KIFX's transmitter tower in the center of Riverside Park last week had reached to S3 feet of its 254-foot total.

Construction workers expect to complete it this week. We mention these facts because we don't want people to call up TELEVISION! SEE THE 7950 iThe Phoenix Gazette, will relate HOLLYWOOD. Oct. 8 Work for it hard enough, and eventually fell KtCVV 1 i i i vou'll meet with success. That is anecdotes on a program of his own origin, Arizona Crossroads, 8 p.

m. Monday, KTAR. His subject matter will be drawn ajp ine opinion ui jue uir, luumi his crpatest success after commem- and ask us if there's another tele- i from stories and legends of per a i vision station Deing erected on that site. ness. 4 He is now hittine hi2h strides 4- sons and places in this state.

EFFECTIVE Sunday, these programs will be heard on KRUX at the following time: Hymns by Kenny Baker, 9:05 p. The Christian Science Pro- as one oi me Mars ui nit: oists and Maggie series, produced by s6 Barney Gerard tor Monogram. gram. 9:15 p. The Glendale LINE At The Old Reliable CITY ItAIlIO THE RADIO CTTY Ministerial Association.

9:30 p. and the LDS Tabernacle, 9:45 p. m. playing the part of Jiggs opposite Renie Riano, the screen's Maggie. i And right now he is making a hit on the stage in Finian's Rainbow, doing a role coveted by almost every top-notch comedian in the i country.

lit 'Wa- iT-. America. 4:05 to 5 p. m. Sunday, if 0rr Ig jin with latrot and brst in radii 115 E.

Jrffrron -o bring you thr hrst In MOtO I'hone 4-1269 Yule says, "If you are determined to succeed you can do it, if you plug The studio and office building; which was started only a few weeks ago also will be finished this week. KIFN will be the only Arizona station serving Spanish-Americans. It will reach a potential Central Arizona market of 65,000 families. Everything will be in Spanish. including the initial library of 2,500 music records and the daily news broadcasts.

Joe Alvarado. 28-year- old Phoenician and former student at Arizona State College at Tempe, will be program director. Little or no fanfare has marked the construction of the station since its application was ganted by the Federal Communications, Commission in Washington Juno S. Progress has been measured in weeks rather than months follow-; ing approval of the construction permit September 1. Frank Redfieid.

president and manager of Phoenix's newest sta-1 tion, says test patterns will be started within the next couple of weeks and if they meet with the' approval of the FCC. KIFN will hard enough for it and grab every i KRUX, will feature the music of Al Goodman, Ray Block, Jay Blackton, Ted Dale, and others. At 11 a. m. Monday, KPHO will air a disk program.

Have You Heard, which will feature popular music. if i mJA opportunity that comes your way. and even make opportunities for yourself when they aren't handed out on a platter. I know it can be done. I've seen it happen too often not to believe it and not just in i i 3 show business, either.

All Ears Are Tuned to jL The Station With the Most Exeiting and 1 1 iiYn iiigrtiiiBiiiiMJii iinniifiMfcfciiaiini'iitf miiiiHiiiMii iimiiiflnMfcfciiriiir ii "Tr all caps hark to the ri sav- 3V. Jr I If at first you don't succeed Virginia firrgg portrays Helen Asher, girl friend of Richard Diamond, Private Detective, thriller series starring Dirk Powell, scheduled soon on KTAR-NBC. Xa rf Comedians Typed As Best Husbands (beginning Sunday. 8:45 p. a m-t r.r tha air rnunH NTr.i hpr 1 Inmoram railed Television Renorter.

interesting Programs! THE CBS Symphony Orchestra concludes its 1949 series with an all-Wagner program, 1 p. m. Sunday, KOY. Bernard Herrmann will conduct. Eileen Farrell, soprano, will be guest soloist.

The following Sunday the CBS symphony will be replaced by the New York PhUharmonic for a period of six months. KTAR'S RADIO BUS, 10:15 a. m. Sunday, will follow the course of the Colorado river and visit, such scenic wonders as the Navajo Bridge, Grand Canyon, Lake Mead, and Hoover Dam. Commander Scott also will mention, in passing, details of the Arizona Building Exposition and Home Show, in Phoenix, October 12 HOLLYWOOD, Oct.

8 (AP) It will operate on son wans irom daylight to dark, at 860 kilocvcles. Walter Stiles. engineer for KPHO-TV, will be this Sunday's TO KEEP THE local populace Suest-advised of progress in the field of The program will be conducted television. KPHO will air weekly by Scott Schepp. staff member, and Jack Benny agrees there may be some truth in the theory that, if you want to stay wed, marry a comic.

TV TV TV TV TV TV TV TV TELEVISION tv i yJ 11 fi oJaj There are exceptions, of course, like George Jessel, Red Skelton. Charlie Chaplin, and others who have had their days in the divorce courts. But a much more extensive list includes such long-married comedians as Benny himself. George Burns, Fred Allen, Fibber McGee, and Eddie Cantor. Straight actors, says Benny, usually don't work steadily enough, whereas comedians work all the time, the most of them write at least part of their own material.

"Comics, when they're not busy in their own shows, are giving TV TV TV TV Yvonne DeCarlo plays Gal Who Took the West, coming to the Fox. IS COMIKG TO PHOENIX Style Trend Vindicates Little-Bcloiv-Knee Club Modl 9T26 through 16, and the Greenlee Countv Fair, in Duncan, October 14, 15," and 16. TWO PLAYS of note scheduled for Monday: Mr. Blanding Builds His Dream House, a comedy of the housing shortage, starring Cary Grant and Irene Dunne, 7 p. KOY, and Criss Cross, a story of the men who drive and protect money-carrying armored cars, starring Burt Lancaster, 8 p.

KTAR. DIRECT radio reports of the endurance fliers. Woody Jonge-ward and Bob Woodhouse of Yuma, were aired at the record-breaking hour last Wednesday by KTAR. Howard Pyle, program director, rode in the refueling car with his faithful mike, long enough to let one of the pilots speak for posterity and NBC's News of the World. Prior to the record-breaking in our argument, in 1947.

and it has rca Victor $199" Tin I edrral Tat TV GET READY FOR TV PAMPA, Oct. 8 (AP) The determined women are happy now. They are the members of the Little Below the Knee Club that benefits and making personal appearances." said Jack. "They're even called on to dream up gags for the movies. "I just don't have time to get mad at mv wife." taken the fashion industry two years to admit their failure with the "new look'," said Mrs.

Warren J. Woodard. Mrs. Woodard was the young. band of intrepid women rebels TV WORLD SERIES.

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Home and out-of-town games. ALKA SELTZER NEWSPAPER of fhe AIR. Daily 11 A. M. and 10 P.

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who swore two vears ago that no igood-looking Dallas housewife who TV TV TV TV TV TV TV TV TV TV TV TV TV TV TV TV TV TV started the revolution and organized the LBK club in August, 1947. La.st spring she moved with her husband to Pampa, on the West Texas plains. French fashion designer was going to make them wear long skirts. N'o siree! or rather, no ma'am. THIS YEAR the skirts are shorter right where the LBK women drew and held that line two years ago, about three inches below the Listen to AUNT HATTIE KPHO 9:00 to 9:13 A.

M. Monday Thru Friday A NEW, WONDERFUL KIND OF ENTERTAINMENT When telecasting starts here, something new and wonderful will come into your life and you're going to love it! For curate information on TV Come to Culver's. We've been in the electronic business since 1920 and in Phoenix for twenty years. Now let's talk Television! COME IN" AND SEE THIS NEW RCA VICTOR ANNIVERSARY MODEL cident, the Arizona Broadcasting System beamed frequent reports knee. on the fliers' progress.

"Personally. I feel that we won for fhe mystery that's unique among all mysteries Asthma Mucus Coughs Quickly Curbed "THREE MONTHS after the club started it had 300,000 members and we in Dallas had received some 25.000 letters and cards from all over the world," Mrs. Woodard said. Several hundred women marched up the main street of Dallas in their grandmothers' old pavement sweeping skirts that fall. "We don't want to look like this." their placards proclaimed.

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Gameiback Phones I9AD.09P will continue to be three inches below the knee that's the most graceful look." Fashion designers concede that skirts most assuredly are shorter, but they set no arbitrary length this year just the length mat becoming to individual height. And what does the man on the street thing about it? Said one "I don't like to see skirts so short they show a woman's knees. Still. I don't like to see skirts scraping the floor. Anywhere in between is okay with me." And the cop on the corner "One year they're shorter and the next year they're 'longer.

Lady, I just can't keep up with it." I CELEBRATING OUR "THIRD 1 i KTAR K00L mbs-960 KRUX 1340 KOY Cbs-550 KPHO abc 910 KTYL 1490 A. M. SUNDAY, OCTOBER 9, 1949 Hora Del Hogar News-Roundup Rhythm Roundup ANNIVERSARY SUNDAY We wish to thank all our friends and neighbors for the loyal support you have given us during our first three years. We will endeavor to continue the good courteous service we have rendered you in the past. Nes Fred helDei Orgar uiina ailing 6:00 :15 I 6:30 3 Vtnre of 7: IS PioDiiery Camt-us in Music 7:4 News-Roundup Roundup News Aiizona Outdoor uuiheran Hui Newg-Piano Hammond Organ Hammond Organ iui ul i niifct nurch of Air News-Sunday Chapel in the Skr Old Fashioned Revival Hour Five Star Revue Nrs Hour Richard Hadyn.

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