The Akron Beacon Journal from Akron, Ohio • Page 20

20 Akron Beacon Journal Wufnasa'ay, Just 30, 194S Tinryil'e Timinrrt I roommates in Ne Tork -hi: both were gaining their first stags fame: Ciark in "Dead End," ni van Zandt in "Having Wonderful Time." BOSOM PALS HOLLYWOOD Dane Clark snd Ph'l van ZanUt. star and bosom pal respectively, in "Embrace-able You," were real life pals and ACROSS THE DIAL 7.15 WAKR, Sons ct the Pioneers offer tunes of the lonesome west WADC, Jack Smith show: The Clark sisters, guests. Opera Repeat Postponed Until Get. 2 The repeat performance of "Cavallena Rusticana." scheduled for Friday evening, has been postponed until Oct. 2 at Goodyear theater, it is announced hy En7.o Carar.o, instructor-director of the tlon for "La Travlata." Roles still open are Alfredo, Marquis.

Annina and Dr. Grenville. CaranoVill hold auditions at 8 p. m. Saturday at the institute.

The guild Is planning to present "I.a Travlata" in November; "I.ucia di Lammermoor" in early-spring anj "Cavalleria'' and "Pagliaccl" late in the spring. Applicants for auditions are asked to call HE-7014 or write the Verdi Opera guild at the Akron Institute of Music, 102 S. High st. Whiteman Off. Freed On Again 9 WADC, Your Snng anil Mine: Thnmas Thomas and Mary Martha Brinev ning romantic hat-1 lads hy Victor Hrrw rt, Noel i Couard and Tchaikovsky Mezo-1 Soprano Martha I.iptnn is guest star.

flO-WADO, Harvf-st of Stars: Lilian Murphy. 18-year-nld so-j prano, is James Melton's guest i i "IT -I 5e Topper Hangpri Demon 1 1 a tfd on 0r Main Floor. Verdi Opera guild. Presented for the first time by the guild on May 9, "Cavalleria" will he repeated because of many request from opera lovers. The guild and the Verdi Opera Workshop are located at the Akron Institute of Music.

Carano has started class instruc- HOLD RKIMO.V KILLBUCK Reunion of the George I'hl family will be held Sunday at the hornesteady where Walter Uhl now resides on route "6. east of Killshuck. Mrs. H. E.

Uhl of Killbuck is I lsv.U.4.lii v) iKSJ Gives Alan Full Schedule; Tex, Jinx Replace Duffy's "THE KIXG" has been replaced hy "The Knucklehead." Just a year ago Alan Freed'a Request matinee was canceled on WAKR in favor of the network Paul Whiteman disc jockey show. The howl from Freed's teen-age following almost shook the First National tower. The youngsters wanted their records introduced in the "hep" Freed manner. They diun't want them sandwiched between long reminiscences about the early days of the band business days they were too young to know anything about. Their elders may have enjoyed the nostalgic flavor injected into his program by the slightly windy King of Jazz.

But they were outvoted by the. youngsters, and by the Whiteman sponsors. star. She joins Melton in Kern's "Make Believe." ami sings Friml'a ''(iiannina Mia." VARIKTY 8 WTAM. Dennis Day goes in for IvKh finance.

He also sings "The Loveliness of You" anM Taking Miss Murphy to the Ball." WAKR, on stage America: I'aul Whiteman celehrates National (iuard of the Air" day, assisted hy Lisa Kirk, star of "Allegro," and Kay Ileatherton WTAM, I'earl show, with Cliff Mall, Eve Voting and her singing Hoy I'riends. 9 -WAKR. Ahhott. and Cnstello A khrfof Htystery ZhcnMU kruxk mbra 6hctil! show: Cosfello cuts loose in a pet JINX Y. liitck for Mimruer shop.

Susan Miller sings current hit I lines. 10 Corden Mai Rae sings tunes from Civil war Mays up to a current hit narader. He and Evelyn Despite the conscientious job Topper Hangers take 3 less closet- space ii'd i Knight sing as a duet, "You Can't he did of plugging their products he covered each one thoroughly, In turn, until there almost wasn't time to play records Whiteman's four sponsors dropped the show at the end of last week. Ohio Story THE STORY of the old Indian mill at Upper Sandusky will be told on the Ohio Story tonight. The broadcast tells of the sorrow of the Wyandotte Indians, who were driven from their homes in the Ohio country and forced to migrate westward across the Mississippi.

It dramatizes the memories of the tribe's old chief, War-pole. The story airs on WHKK and WHAM at 6 ,10. Order 3 of Each If You Prefer 97c For 6 0 WHKK 8:00 P. M. WEDNESDAY, J1NE 30 Be True, Dear.

DISCUSSION', TALKS 6 45 WHKK, Eyes on Tomorrow: The story of an opera singer who srruhhed floors to pay for her singing. 7 AKR, Fdmnnd C. Hill comments on the news. WADC, Capital Cloak Room: Three Washington newsmen fire questions at one of the nation's key legislators. PLAYS Lone Ranger: In WADC (1350) Columbia WAKR (I.VI0) American VTM (1 100) National WHKK (BIO) Mutual THE ABC network offered several replacement shows in lieu of Whiteman.

But in Akron the replacement was obvious. Freed'a Request matinee went hack on the air Monday, murh to the delight of the younger generation. Whiteman was left with his "On Stage America" show, which is heard tonight at 8:30, WAKR, and Made of spring steel Skirt Hanger grip thinnest fabric securely, accommodates heavier fabrics Pants Hanger slip under each trouser cuff, leaves no wrinkles. Notions Main Floor O'Neil'i Also in Massillon, Cuyahoga Falls and Barberton Telephone Your Order BL-1131 6P0NSOD jSY PERI'S Hph()Iiik th r'unnlfs ln A Piratm RfiftPbttll HctMfS Whx Wnrk.1 When A Girl Marries News-Sco-p, Puma Knees I ife B'i i I 1 1 JuM 1'lHln Hill Aleii: FkijiI I'HKP I'iirj'Pll lum Mi' 00 Ni'wa-Interlude 5 15 Wealher-Muslc JO Bill Ullllilhi. 5:45 l.um 'rf AJ)MT 8:00 NpwvScorea 15 Prerlclv Miirtlll k' News-Smuts Hhow Tune Tlma Pinner Winner Hello Cinderella News, inn M.mnii.i.

Ncwt-Hnnr! ('rimer Jt untie iiAiiere ju mbioot riignway jyi iijuc-m innet rvewa onio aiorv I lie. Ohio otoi 4ftLowfllThiima Bports-po CourtThre Htnr Ktlra Kvp.i on Tomorrow 7:00 Henlan Show Hill-Headline Edition Suuuer" 'Kulriin fewio. Jr. celehration of the program's 15th i.m jara tsmirn hona nl einneers World Newa N'ws-s For Cans anniversary, the original Lone 7:30 Jerry Wsvns 7 45 Nod Calmer I.one Rsnser filtipuf Theater Muslo br Martin Lone Hanger Hklppv Theater Insula of Sports Ranger script is repeated. 8 -WAKR, Mayor of the Town: Mayor Lionel Barrymore again finds himself deep in the problems of his housekeeper's sewing" circle.

WTAM, Dr. Christian: auto graphing his new book to keep him busy. Keeping busy will be no problem to Freed. The addition of Request matinee is a full hour show. Request review runs 45 minutes.

Freed also does Juke-box 8 00 elorl Hour Mayor of Town Dcrinn Day Murder at Midnight Melody Hour Mayor of Iowd Dinnla Day Murder at Midnight 1 30 Dr. Christian On Si He Arnerlra I'earl 8how Four Kings 8 45 Dr. Christian On Stage America Jack Pearl Show Music-Aver Hose 0:00 1 Your Song Abbott and Cosiello Te unit Jinx finhrlel Header IS Ynur Siintt Abbott and Cosiello 'l ex and Jmx Mutual Newsrrel Melton (In forth Houaa Mr. District Attorney Tommy Poriey Show James Melton Oo fortiia House Mr. District Altur ney Tommy Dor.sey Khow 10:00 Tha Whistler Oordon Mi-Ran" Thti Wk Stoi Record Room 10:15 Th Whistler Gordon Mi Raa The.

His story Rerord Room 10 30 Cloak Room Freddy Martin Music Appointment Record Room 10 45 Cloak Room Muslo for You Muslo Appointment Record Room 11:00 News Newa News-Tom Manning" WHKK SKINS OF! While the doctor Is on vacation, Judy Price and Scrapper Molloy keep residents of River's End con UT5 News-Moon Dr'ms'teouest Review The 1100 Club XX-Dave I.eWlnter The 1100 Club Johnny Rose The 1100 Club Johnny Rosa 11 30 Al Donahue Request Reylew 11:45 Al Donahue Keouest Review Freed XX Mutual network ehowi after 11:08 p. m. oyer WIIK (Him, TIIMISDAY, Jl'LY 1 WADO (1850) Columbia WAKR (1590) American WTAM (1100) National WHKK (610) Mutual Serenade, running 25 minutes daily, and Music for Dinner, 25 minutes. That's on weekdays. On Saturdays Request matinee runs three hours, from 2 to 5 p.

m. And Request review runs two hours and 15 minutes, from 11:15 to 1:30. The total Is five hours, 15 minutes. In addition, there will be the time spent choosing records and planning the shows. Unlike some tented.

Final part of the broadcast will originate in Copenhagen, where Jean Hersholt Dr. Christian is visiting. --WTAM. Mr. District Attorney: "The Case of the Green Star Knights." 10 -WADC The Whistler narrates a psychological drama.

WTAM, The Big Story: Albert B. Hendry, former St Louis Globe-Democrat reporter, describes how he solved a murder that police had shrugged off as a routine gang killing. 7 00 Unity Vtrwrt't 7:15 Musical Clock 7:30 News-Music 7 45 Musical Clock Newt Top the Morn Newi-Varloty Newa News Musical Clock flood Newt Musical Clock News Musical Clock Muslo In Mornln' News Reporter Muslcln 'Mornln' Bob Reed rodav'a Top Bands Bob Reed Tio Toe Tune News Morning Edition 8 00 Newt 8 15 Just For Toil 8:30 Newt 8 45 Tip Top Tunet Martin Agrontky Breakfast Muslo News-Music Music-Want Ada Coffee rime 9 00 Newt Breakfast Club 9:15 Melodic Momenta Rraakfast Cloh Listen Barberton isten Barberton Western Herfnads Ohio Farm News OffThe Record "off the Record Off The Record Woman's Club Woman's Club Fred Waring Fred Waring "Road of Life" "Joyce Jordan" 9 30 Barnyard Follies Breakfast Club 9 45 Muslo Time Breakfast Clut My True Story 10:15 Record Hits My True Story 10 30 sing Along Betty Crocker 10 45 Sing Along Dorothy Kllgallen Morning Serenade Morning Serenade win With Ohio Win WHh Ohio 11:00 Arthur Godfrey 11:15 Arthur OodfreT 11:30 Orand Slam 11:45 Rosemary Oarry Moore Garry Moore Galen Drake Ted Malone IVimsv Delejjales Endorse Truman disc jockeyes. Freed selects all his records himself. Tex, Jinx Debut TEX AND JINX Mr.

and Mrs. Tex McCrary who have chatted over their breakfast coffee for New York radio listeners with great success, move into an evening network program tonight. For the summer they'll be heard In place of Duffy's tavern, on WTAM at They're repeating their stint of last summer, when they also took over for Duffy's. Tex is the former newspaperman and Jinx is the former cover girl and newspaper star, Jinx Fal-kenberg. Guests on their gala opening show tonight will be Judy Garland.

Fred Astaire, Irving Berlin, Teter Lawford and Ann Miller. IJ 00 Wendy Warren Welcome Traveler 13 15 Aunt Jenny Welcome Traveler I 30 Helen Treut Club Newa 48 Our Oal Sunday Answer and Win Big Sister Baukhaite talking 1:15 Ms Perkins Lynn Lawrence 1:30 Dr. Malone News-Sunset ft Vine Llght BeaUha Exper 00 Snd Mra Burton News-Jukebo 115 Perry Msson Jukebox Serenade 2 30 Nora Drake Rrlde and Groom 2 45 Evelyn Winters Bride and Groom 3 00 David Hartim f.adlea Be Srated 3 15 1 1 II no House Ladles Be Seated 3 30 House Party Request Matinee 3:45 House Party Request Matinee HARRISBURG, Pa. Truman has the endorsement of the Pennsylvania delegation to the Democratic national convention today but the action was not unanimous. A resolution endorsing Truman, This Is Nora Drake Music Club We I.ote and Learn Music Club Jack Berch Heart D-sIre JTqra Lawton" fVrm's Desire Newa Reporter Kale Smith apeaka "Linda's First Love" Victor H.

Llndlahr Editor's Dauiihler Airea News-Music 'Hearta In Harmony' Musical Rendezvous Variety In Music Passing Pariule Fasv Aires Musical Matinee Nancy Dixon Tommy Uorsev Robert.Hlplev Tommy Dorsev Show Double Or Nothing (Jueen lor a Duv Double Or Nothing Queen lor a Day Today's Children Martin Block Show lag fu Worm Marti nB lock Show Life lleautiful Melody Roundup Ma Perkins Melody Roundup Pepper Young FamllvFour Kings 'Rlghtto Happlnesa' Ring Crosby "BackstageVVIfe Win With Akron Stella Dallas win With Akron Loreii7.o Jonea siar Snotllte Wldder Brown Si ar8potllte A Girl Marries News-Scores Portia Faces Lite Just Plain Hill Adventure Parade Front Page Farrell lorn Mil 4 00 Hint Hunt Chairman John S. Rice said, merely expressed sentiment of the delegation hut "does not bind any delegate in the convention." He added the delegation will he polled at Philadelphia before any vote is cast. Request Matinee Request Matinee News-Kasy Rhythm Inquiring Recorder Heading the Funnies "Terry As Plratet" Scores-Waxworks Waxworks 4:15 Hint Hunt 4:38 Listening Post PosJ "6:00 Newa-VarTety 5:15 Weather-News 30 Bill Griffith ft 45 Lum 'n' Abner Summer Sun Fun Toiletries flattering Sun Tint by Helena Rubinstein 1.00 Simply smooth on, and your hotly acquires a flattering suntanned look. Imparts a dainty fragrance to your skin. SHORT STOUT THIN TALL Richman Brothers Fit 'Em All If you've been having trouble finding clothes to fit you during the past few years, this is to let you know that your troubles are over.

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