St. Louis Post-Dispatch from St. Louis, Missouri • Page 71

FM Forum, Armed Forces Hour Oct. 30. 194? 7G SIL0U1S POST-DISPATCH American Scheduled wu to (flnime or (flmntice i sl KSD-TV This Afternoon on Frequency modulation refrains era broadcast in St. Louis as foUowa: KSD-FM. 61 3:00 p.m.

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I lis is I im I SPECIAL Fate Furs Fake furs are no longer looked at asksnce by the fashion-conscious. Fabrics which are frank imitations of such furs as leopard or broadtail are being combined with Jersey or velveteen in some stunning costumes. 1 Today on Air Continued From Preceding fagc. Tonight" and "Frasquita Miss Warenskjold will sing. I.

WhoU Buy My Violets." The Greatest Story Ever Told Play About Sinking of German' Super Battleship at 9:30 Tomorrow Roar of the Rails New at 5:30 Monday Morey Amsterdam Show Moved to 10:00 Thursdays. will be aired as usual at 4:30 on erter Ge 8vs feraai-aua KXOK. Kirk Douglas will be starred at ar 5:00 on KMOX in a version or Maxwell Anderson's "Winterset." The Saum Hotel At 5:30, KSD will broadcast HIGH SCHOOL? Too cms) and boas ia spas ease aasl croaJlr ft a DIPLOMA! IP YOU Alt YIAIS 01 Olfift SEND COUPON NOW FOR pill 4S-PA6I SOOKUT "aMIR.ICAN SCHOOL St Le.l. OhTe. P.

0. Be 114. Hollywood Calling and KXOK. Author Meets the Critics; at 6:00. KMOX, the Jack Benny show.

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ou wean m. I NAME ADDRESS JCITY STATE STIPHIM EARLY, DEPUTY SECRETARY OF DEFENSE. WHO WILL TAKE PART IN ARMED FORCES HOUR TELECAST AT 4:00 THIS AFTERNOON ON KSD-TV. KWK, John Steele, Adventurer; at 6:30, KSD. the Phil Harris-Alice Faye show; KWK, Vincent Price a The Saint, and KMOX.

Amos 'n' Andy; at 7:00, KSD, Adventures of Sam Spade; KXOK, Stop the Music. and KMOX. the Edgar Bergen show with Rose Bampton, tOtl THE FNCST OPEN SUNDAYS a sa war -i a.ii.ai AIH.CONDITIOHCO PR, 1900 2100 fDWAPOS mi the soprano, as guest. Robert Donat, the British actor, will play the lead at 7:30 on KSD in a Theater Guild production of John Galsworthy's "Justice" with Hume Cronyn and his wife, Jessica Tandy, in supporting roles. Red Skelton will be on KMOX.

The bill for KWK'i Comedy THE WEEK IN TELEVISION TODAY. P.M. 3:15 Test pattern, transcribed music and news tape. 3:30 T. V.

Forum of the Air; Ted Crania. (N.BC). 4:00 Your Defense Dollar (N.B.C.). 4 in American Bed Cross program. 4:4 News and Views.

4: S3 Petticoat Parade. Alt YOU CAN CAT! 1 fin NECKS, BACKS, WINGS 111 tlV BAY HItD CHICKEN FULL COURSE DINNER in Mrt I A Playhouse at 8:00 will be an adaptation of Rachel Crowther's story, "When Ladies Meet." John Earrymore son of the NOTHING IN YOUR EAR! THE AMERICAN FORUM OF THE AIR will be seer on KSD-TV and heard on KSD at Sunday start lng today. At 4:00 today and subsequent Sundays. KSD-TV will telecast the Armed Forces Hour, a video program designed to tell the story ot unification of the nation's defense. Today's Armed Forces program will be titled "Your Defense Dollar." Stephen Early.

Deputv Secretary of Defense, is scheduled to appear on it with Assistant Defense Secretary Wilfred J. McNeil, Army Under Secretary Tracy S. Voorhees, Navy Under Secretary Dan A. Kimball and Air Force Assistant Secretary Eugene W. Zukert.

Nov. 6, the program will be, "Medicine in the Armed Nov. 13. "Amphibious Warfare," the story of war's frog men; Nov. 20, "Service Academies," and then "Feeding the Forces," "Music In the Air." "Joint Chiefs of Staff," "Airborne Infantry." "Chaplains," "Military Highlights of 1949," "Soldiers in Skirts." "Combined Operations" and "Test Pilots." A drama about the sinking of the giant German battleship, the Bismarck, by the British In the North Sea in May 1941, will be telecast in Studio One at 9:30 tomorrow night.

Adapted from a play written by Maurice Valency, who adapted "The Mad Woman of Chaillot" for Broadway, "Battleship Bismarck" depicts the Nazi's attempt to wreck the British Navy with the super-battleship. Its crew, jubilant ter the sinking 5TID FAMILY STYLE CAST IRON SKILLET COOKING TROPHY INN okway 417. l-acriol. M. It MILES FROM ST.

LOUIS 2 THIS IS ALL YOU WEAR lrnl 205 1 CHICKEIJ 50c CHICKEIl 70c VcT CHICKEIl 90c 3 4 BEHIND YOUR EAR late John Earrymore, will make his radio debut as Luella Parsons' guest at 8:15 on KXOK. Virginia MacWatters, the coloratura soprano, will sing again in KSD's Album of Familiar Music at 8:30 and KMOX will carry the Horace Heidt program. The remote control contestant in Eddie Cantor's Take It Or Leave It quis show at 9:00 on KSD will be Frederick McHugh, a Marine veteran of Bataan and Cor-regidor and a Japanese captive for three years, who is in a California hospital. Fredric March and Florence Eldridge will co-star Th Singing Lady; Irene Wicker starred (A. B.C.).

5:30 The SDorteen Chance. 6:00 The gilver Theater (C.B.S. 6:30 The Aldrich iamlly (N.B.C). Supper Club (N.B.C. I.

8:00 Television Playhouse (N.BC 9:00 Celebrity Time A.B.C. 9:30 Fred Wtrint Show (C.B.8.). 10:30 At Home Party (C.B.3.). 10:45 to 11:00 Metropolitan Church Federation the Rev. George H.

Easter. MONDAY. 3:45 Test pattern, news tape. Just Make It Music; Rubs Severln. 4:15 Jud Splinter IN.

B.C.). 4:30 Howdy Doody (N.B.C.). 5:00 City Art Museum program. 5:15 Test pattern, music, news tape. 5:30 Roar of the Rails (CB S.

5:45 I.N.8. Telenews. 6:00 Kukla. Fran and Ollie puppet show INB.C). 6:30 Showroom; Morton Downey starred (N.B.C.

6:45 News Caravan (N.B.C). ACTUAL SIZE Wiifht ten Thsa Ob No Headband or Pressure! IfNOW PLAYING! the CORONETS I 5 feofsriae UITZI JOYCE md Her Oeselsg ccordios A TERRACE IN A BOX WITH FRENCH FRIED POTATOES ROLL TRY THIS REMARKABLE NEW INVENTION TODAY! MAIL COUPON NOW CPtM TILL THI WEI HOUHS B0X-0-SHRIHPSO' Don't pass this by Investigate new. Free) Tryout in your home upon request. Sand coupon, tele- phone, or call in person. in KWK's Theater of the Air at 9:00 in a version of A.

J. Cronln's novel, "The Citadel." Bob Crosby and Kay Armen will sing at 9:30 on KSD. leie-Tneater (is.Bt:.). 7:30 Howard Barlow's orchestra; Elea- ncr Steber, soloist (N.B.C.). 8:00 The Goldbergs (CB Band of America (N.BC).

127 Collinsville Ava- t. Sf. leni. in I Without obligatioa. I would tk a horn tryout of the new Acousticoei invention.

PftrWVV.Vi,VVVWWvv.v 9:00 Quu Kid (N.B.C). 9:30 Studio One (C.B.S.). lAX ims I Pleas furnish ma with further info i uw I tioa about the new Acousticoa invatjon. I TIMX 10:30 to 10:35 Film Musical. i rii it WE VSE OXLY Ereasfs Drumsticks Thighs HERE AND THERE TUESDAY.

3:30 Test pattern, transcribed music Txmitwmi NAME and news tap. 3:45 Just Make It Music; P.usa Severtn. I I I Continued From Preceding- Page, 4:15 Judy Splinters (N.B.C.). 4:30 Howdy Doody (N.B.C.I. 5:00 Interviews with Mother Marcella a 10 A.

M. to 1 A. M. OF ST. LOUIS.

Fsct Brseth 1020 Cbe-tcsl 721 Oli aa- aw and Mrs. Edmund Beckett, chairman of Sponsor and Patron Committee for fom bonne Jubilee Report on America, which is now scheduled at 4:30 p.m. Saturdays. An address by Defense Secretary Louis Johnson delivered in St. Louis Friday, Nov.

11. will be broadcast on KSD at 10:30 that night. Italian at Italy Tessy Csjey a Teity. Dalkieas Sa 0 laser GENUINE ITALIAN OISHES asethettl. Ravtell M-e-sat VmI tcaleesmi Alls Martala Ckicaea Csceiatwe Veal Bravialetn Pizza (fa-t4 Naa2itaaT-at Pl.

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News 6:00 Kukla. Fran and Ollie puppet show (N.B.C.I. 6:30 Rhowroom; Roberta Quintan starred (IX. B.C.). 6:45 News Caravan (N.B.C).

7:00 The Milton Berle Slvow (N.B.C.). 8:00 I-ireside Theater (N.B.C). 8:30 Lite of Riley (N.BC). 6:00 Original Anateur Hour (N.B.C.). 10:00 to 10:30 We the People (C.B.S.).

3:30 Test pattern, music, news tape. 3:45 Just Make It Music; Russ Severln. HOLD. HTrn ova 4:30 Judv Splinters (N.B.C.). riowdv Doody (N.B.C.).

9:30 Big Ten Football TUm. 10:00 to 10:15 Film. SATURDAY. 1 :25 Test pattern, transcribed music and news tape. 1:40 Gridiron Highlights.

1:50 Washington U. vs. Rollins football ft-arre. t-ootbal' Scoreboard. 4:30 Children's 8ketchbook C.t.

5:00 Test pattern, music, news tape Tbe Nature of Things; Dr. Roy Marshall (N.B.C. :45 Leon Pearson and the News IN.B 7:00 Th Buckeye Four. 7:13 Nwa and Views. 7:30 Russ David Entertains.

8:00 Who Said That? N.B.C. 8:30 Bob Ineham's Sports Review. 8:00 to 11:00 Wrestling at Chicago (Dumont). of the British Hood, slowly losing Its confidence as the British warships doggedly pursue it, bickerings between officers over Nazi Ideologies and finally mutiny and fighting between officers and tailors as the huge ship is destroyed. Paul Lukas will be starred in the video drama, much of which will be staged on a replica of the bridge and main deck of the Bismarck.

A Roar of the Rails series will tart on KSD-TV at 5:30 tomorrow with "Episode at Red Gulch Siding," a story about a crazed night train dispatcher in a lonely mountain station trying to send a crack train across a bridge weakened by a flood. Kloek Ryder will be cast as Grandpa Jones, a veteran railroader, telling the tale to his grandson, played by David Anderson, child actor seen on Broadway in "Life With Father" and "Portrait In Black." Humphrey Davis win play the mad dispatcher. We the People will be telecast twice on KSD-TV this week at 10:00 Tuesday night and then at 7:30 Friday evening, which will thereafter be Its regular spot. With the Crusade In Europe film series pompleted, the Morey Amsterdam, show will move up half an Thursday night spot on KSD-TV. Sports telecasts this week will a Greatest Fights of the Cen YOUR TELEVISION SET 5:00 Mr.

Magic. 5:15 Test pattern, tnusie. news tape. 5:30 The Sons Shop: Russ Beverin. 5.

HOTEL LUCHEOS from 90c 5:43 I S. Telenews. 6:00 Kukla. Fran and 0111 puppet show (N.B.C.). 6:30 Showroom: Morton Downey starred VL.tHS from 1.60 (N.

6:45 News Caravan (N.B.C.). Bridfc Privileges TO BIG-SCREEN SIZE! 9 7:00 Paul Wlnchtll and Dunnlngej 7:30 The Clock. (N.B C). TOWER ROOM 8:00 Television Theater (n.bo. KING miTATE BAH MO 9:00 Break the Bank; Uert mu, c.

IN.BCI. i I DINNER QUETa, WEDDINGS. BANQUET Your 7-inch Screen becomes a 12-inch Set Arthur Godfrey and Bis Friends ic.B.a.v laucca na tnit 10:30 to 10:35 Film musical. 1A 1L C-I SPECIAL PAP.TY One a iL TELEVISION SALiS AND SfUVICf KING RADIO CO. U42 DELMAR CA.

7S5S iuui jviccxi uciunica jci THURSDAY. 3:30 Test pattern, music, rews tape. 3:45 Just Make It-Music; Russ Beverin. 4:15 Judy Splinters (N 4:30 Howdy Doody (N.B.C.). Test pattern, music, news tap.

5:30 Charlie Ackerson show. Otta Schubart, Ctg. Mgr. Your 12-inch Screen becomes a 20-in th SetPS oak tavUw Waelaasela tSINCE I92S. 7M4 Ueioe owd Pershing 5:45 l.N.S.

Telenews. 6:00 Kukla, Fran and Olllo puppet At a Fraction of Big Set Cost show (N.BC.).' 6:30 Showroom; Roberta Qutnlan starred tury film at 9:30" Friday, Sports Highlights at 9:15 Friday, Big Ten Football film at 9:30 Friday, the (W.B.t). 6:45 News Caravan (N.B.C 1 7:00 Stop the Music (A.B.C.). 8:00 To be announced. 8:00 Martin Kan.

Privata Eye; William Cardan in title role (N.B.C). 9:30 Wayne Kin (N.B.C.). Washington vs. Rollins football 1 THANKS mm at 1:50 Saturday and Bob aT nm 10:00 to 10:30 Morey Amsterdam Show Kiel Auditorium NOY. 188:30 P.M.

In Concert ROLAND HAYES Tenor REGINALD BOARDMAR, Accompanist TICKETS ON SALE et Caldis't A.e.cv. Areaele Mraaala. PrUes, Incl. Tan si.ee. si.se, sz.se.

Mr. and Mrs. Gardiner Ingham's Sports Review at 8:30 fialurdav and the wrestling matches In Chicago's Marigold Gardens from 9:00 to 11:00 Satur day. Going on the air today at 2:30, KSD-TV will telecast at 2:45 a Red Feather show featuring Milton St. lean.

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L.ik.. This IHustrotM (Dumont). FRIDAY. 3:45 Test pattern, music, news tape. 4:00 Just Make It Music; Russ Severln.

4:15 Judy Splinters (N.B.C). 4:30 Howdy Doody (N.B.C). 5:00 Mr MaKlc. 5:15 Uncle Russ and Family. 5:30 Paradise Island.

5:45 I S. Telenews. 6:00 Kukla. Fran and Ollie puppet show (N B.C.). 6:30 Showroom; Morton Downey starred (N.B.C).

6:45 News Caravan (N.B Ed Wynn Bhow (C.B.S. 7:30 We the (N.B.C.j. 8:00 Versatile Varieties (N.B.C). 8:30 Insld USA (C.B.S.). 9:00 Greatest Fights ot the Century (N.B.C.

9:15 Sports Highlights (N.B.C). 9:20 Film (N.B.C. Berle. June Havoc, The Goldbergs bzafseifitoni watica, lien ffs. 3 Screen Sizes 111 and Bert Parks, and at 3:15 "Wallace R.

Deuel, a Washington correspondent on foreign affairs for the Post-Dispatch, being interviewed by Harold (This Interview will be broadcast at the kie rtea a en TO TAKE OUT Ckkkaa. Piece Choose the right ooe for YOUS set RE. $70 94S Maacbattar am time on KSD.) '1995 '3995 -v Medal 1-19 Fits 7 -in. set Medal 1-29 Fics 10-i a. set M.del 1-29 (its 12 -to.

set it 8:00: The Lite of Riley at Then, at 3:30, KSD-TV will carry the American Forum; at 4:00 the new Armed Forces Hour, followed Ted Mack's Original Amateur of St. Louis SHOOTING GLASSES for hazy days In tha field, i TELLOW CALICHROME OR 6RIEN LENSES Ta cut qlara. loth availabi la your prescription if dtiired. GEO. 0.

HSHEK OPTICAL CO. Hour at 9:00,. with. Tommy Bart- by a Red Cross program at lett, the boy soprano from Hous News and Views at Petticoat Parade at Irene Wicker, the ton, Tex, competing for the second time, and 13 other contestants, and Suzarl Marionettes, Allan Grant Free Home Trial Proves It! We the People at 10:00. for the and Bob Dixon In "King Midas and the Golden Touch" at last time on a Tuesday.

FRIDAY, NOV. 4 Wednesday will brlnr the the Sporteen Chance, featuring Cleveland High School students in SPECIAL MONDAY, TUESDAY. WEDNESDAY AH the CHICKEN You Con Eat ConpUto Dinner ff family Stria lOU BILTMORE FO. 4707 Mrs. frsecii MG, Mgr.

524 Dolmor loalovorsl Winchell-Dunninger show at 7:00 with Ehinnlngrer attempting to tell a sports and movie quiz at 5:30 with Carl Mclntlre and Buddy United States Senator R. C. Hen-drickson of New Jersey what Is in Enjoy its Eye-Ease, No-Distortion Reception 5 Days, then Decide. Thousands of Satisfied Owners Back this Offer ilt's NEW it's DIFFERENT it's OPTICALLY CORRECT. It Blatner as m.

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