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The Akron Beacon Journal from Akron, Ohio • Page 32

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3J Akron Beacon Journal Friday, Jatiuiry 11, 1953 TELEVISION SCHEDULE FRIDAY, JAN. 11 SAVE-SAFETY SECURITY -GOOD HICOf.lE AC DM VIDEO WNBK-TV Channel 4 WEWS-TV Channel I WXEL-TV Channel 9 Disc Jockey Art Fazziii Leaves 8 00 Desert Deputy 8:30 Spec Cadet 8:45 Row lev a New 7 00 Captain Video 7 '80 Bay It With Actlnf 8 00 Twenty Question 8 30 Stu Erwln 8 00 Down You Oo 9 30 Per. Apnaarance 10 00 Cavalcade Of Star 11:00 News 11:15 bporta-Feature Film 00 Supper Serenade 8 30 New 4 Pick A Polks Star 7 00 Perry Coma 7 15 Film Shorn 7:30 Doug Kdwardi Neva 7:45 Pooch Parada 8 00 Mama 8 3D Man Agatnsi Crtm 00 Star' Playhous 10 00 Like Millionaire 10 30 Candid Camera 11 00 Showooat 11:30 Film 00 Buckskin Billy 431 TV 8iar-Mannrng 45 News-Around House 7:00 Kukla. Fran and Ollle 7 15 Bob And Ray 7 30 Those Two 7 45 News Caravan 8 00 Ezlo Plnsa 8 30 We The People I 00 Big Story 30 Aidrlch ramlly 10 00 The Fights 10 45 Greatest Fight II 00 News-Musical Film 12.00 News-Previews WE rfl Interest it jj I issuance Georgetown-Navy contest at Annapolis. SATURDAY, JAN.

12 tiffs "WNBK-TV Channel 4 WEWS-TV Channel 8 WXEL-TV Channel 9 PER 9:30 Teat Pattern 10:00 Western Film 11 00 Kousln Kay 13 00 Big Top 1 00 ftmllln' Bd 1:10 Film Short 2 00 Western Film 3:00 Saturday ataUn ANNUM 9 00 Test Pattern 10 00 Rootle Kalootl 10:30 Cactus Jim 11 30 Midwest Hayrld 12 00 Stagecoeeh Theater 1 00 Alaska Film 3 30 "Lswof theWoil" 3 30 Cisco Kid 4 no Bill Stern 4.15 Ail-Star Gam 9 00 Western Reaerv 8 30 Film Shorts 8:45 Jen Gnagy 10:00 Th Big Wheel 10 30 Junior Cirrus 11:00 Poodlnl Tbt Great 11 30 Data With Judy 12 00 Bettv Crocker 12 30 City Hospital 1 00 Western Film 1 OO Basketball Gam 4 45 ariety Highlight 00 Film to dote of withdrawal or regularly every three monthi. Akron'i Largat 0uf Ctrtifieotet of InvMrmtnt GsttUleata Issue la aaeosnts af 80 ar mar. Akron Owned Aurue4 iut i out ou bibs. CREDIT FINANCE SERVICES, Inc. 316 S.

MAIN NEAR EXCHANGE HE-2165 Canto OMiea 534 Cltveland NW Phone Canton 4-6159 f. A. McGINNESS, President WADC RETtRNS "Musicland USA" to its schedule at 8 tonight. Soloists Frances Greer, Jimmy Carol and Earl Wrightson will be heard with Alfredo Antonini'a orchestra in tunes from "Annie Get Your Gun." WHKK will be carrying "MGM Theater of the Air," a dramatic feature, at 12:80 p. m.

Saturdays. Tomorrow's play will be "The Feminine Touch," starring Marsha Hunt, Jay Joatyn and l.ouie AJ-brltton. The award winning "Symphonies for Youth" concerts by the Los Angeles Philharmonic Orchestra return for the seventh consecutive season on WHKK Saturday. Dr. Alfred Wallenstein will conduct the orchestra for the 13-week series, to be heard from p.

m. MOZART'S "Cosi Fan Tutte" in its new English translation will be broadcast by the Metropolitan Opera at 2 p. m. Saturday over To Free Lance In N. Bob Cook Will Spin WAKR's Records By ART Cl'LUSOV Veaeea Journal Udi-TV Writer One of Akron's most popular disc jockeys is leaving Akron Ihis week for New York City and an attempt at fame and fortune.

Art Fazzin WAKR'i early man who has a voice with a smile and a slightly Southern accent. He plans to do free lance TV worK in the big city and don't be surprised if you see his face on some network video programs. Art has been hi-ad man on the station's "Top o' the Mornin' program since he to Akron from VVDt'K at Durham, N. three years ago. He also did the "Jukebox Serenade," "Request Roundup" and "Are You J-'rnm Dixie" platter feature.

Art'a wife is in New York as assistant staff organist at the huge Radio City Music Hall. She was known as Mildred Alexander Mff. if-' i I READ BEACON JOURNAL WANT AOS EVERY PAY Clifton Webb Winning Escape From Belvedere By BOB THOMAS HOLLYWOOD CP) Clifton Webb is currently playing; a character far removed from his familiar "Mr. Belvedere" role, and no one could be happier than Webb. The actor is portraying a silent-era movie star in "Dream Boat." He is doing flicker sequences which show him as an American ace in World War a Foreign Legionnaire, a swashbuckler along the lines of the senior Douglas Fairbanks and a fourth musketeer.

Mr. Belve opps, I mean Webb is ecstatic Win Eliot, whose emcee jobs on some of radio's top shows make him a familiar figure to airlane fans, is now heard on a WAKR newscast Fridays at 9:55 p. m. LOOK MOM: WAKR. Ieads will be sung by Eleanor Steber, Blanche Thebom, Patrice Munael, Richard Tucker, Frank Guarrera and John Here's A Baby dl BABY NEEDS 20 TO 50 OFF okniit tha u.hilA ihinp Reftilarly $2.25 Yirtt Quality Warm, shrink resistant sleepers tn two-piece style.

Sizes 00 to 4 years. Pink, blue, maize, mint. Odd Lot Separate Nitey Nite Pants I for $1.0 iazzln Cook THE QCK.STION comes tup about what network TV shows originate in Chicago and Philadelphia. Shows with studio audiences in Chicago include "Super Circus." "Hail the Champ." "Pet Shop," and "Down You Go." From Philadelphia there is "TV Teen Club," "What in the World?" and "Big Top." "AMERICA'S TOWN Meeting of the Air," veteran radio discussion program will get a televersion on a Sunday evening spot starting Jan. 27.

George V. Denny will be moderator of this, as he is the radio feature. Tonight's Television 8 WXEL, Twenty Questions: Actor Charlton Heston, guest panelist WNBK, Ezio Pinza: and said if the engineer could do as well in front of a station mike he would have a new job. Bub met (he tent, working with Art on the a. m.

show the pant couple weeks. He's on his own starting Monday. Bob is a native of Brooklyn and a graduate of Duke University. He was with the Armed Forces Radio Service in Italy during the war. THE PROFESSIONAL All-Star game pitting the top-rated players of the National Football League will be telecast by WNBK Saturday.

Bill Stern and Harry Wismer will describe the contest from Los Angeles Coliseum, starting at 4:15 m. A special sports show with Bill Stern emceeing will be heard over WM1K juat 15 minutes before the game. Stern will give a preview of the game and Interview Jim Thorpe. WEWS continues its presentations of college basketball games at 2 p. m.

Saturday, showing the S9e to 79c Famous Make Training Panties. Sizes I and 2 only 39o to 59c Receiving Blankets. 29c Knit Tla Binders $1.90 to $1.93 Odd Lot Baby House Slippers $1.79 Fitted Percale Crib Sheets. Full crib size for 39 0 MsCO M.39 Slightly irregular for I 98 to $3.98 Beacon Crib Blankets. 11 size, slightly irregular sfciw when she was staff pianist at WAKR.

Before coming to Akron, she was musical director for World Broadcasting, Inc. His sister, known on the stage as Mane Foster, has had the dancing lead in several Broadway shows. The man who will take Art's place got his break during the station's Christmas party for its staff. Engineer Bob Cook appeared In a skit that lampooned the various staff members. S.

Bernard Berk, station president, liked Bob's act HUGE SAVINGS ON INFANTS' FURNITURE Margaret Truman, WEWS, Mama: Life of the Norwegian fam "Nightly I offer prayers of thanks, concluded by one loud he remarked. It Is no snoret that he has wanted to shake the know-it-all Belvedere charwler, despite the fact that the old hoy put Webb ami.ne; the 10 top money-makers of 1II50, "Belvedere was a great character and I am grateful to him," said the actor. "But after all, I cannot go on playing the same thing for the rest of my days. There would be no fun in it. Life is too short to go on doing something you get no pleasure from." He said he had no idea whether the studio was preparing more "Belvedere" films "and I couldn't care less." WKBB HAS another Innovation in his present film: He is dancing with Ginger Rogers.

Few of his younger fans realize that Webb was a dancing star on Broadway in his youth. But "Dream Boat" will mark the first time he has danced in a show since 1939. "It wats In a Shubert show which lasted but a few weeks," he recalled. "I was tired of dancing. I had done too much of It, In shows and In rlasaes which I taught Actually, I never much cared for dancing; It wan not the thing I really wanted to do.

"I did a rather foolish thing. When I put away my dancing shoes, I never got them, down again. Oh, if I were at a party and had a few drinks and felt in the mood, I might get up and do a few steps of interpretive dancing alone. But the thought of pushing another person around a crowded dance floor appalled me." WEBB HAS ALSO exercised little in the past 11 years and had 11.98 Reg. $13.98 to $15.98 62-Coll Innerspring Mattresses CLIFTON WEBB the fun was gone Floor sample and discontinued styles of better quail if baby orlbs.

Pull 8-year sise Kroll, Gem and other nationally known makes. $39.98 to $49.98 Off Famou Bunny Bear and other nationally known crib mattress, per feat sleeplnf comfort for your baby. Wetproof ticking In nursery print. A. a devilish time getting into shape for his dance assignment.

"It has been a struggle to get my' wind back. The muscles are not so bad, sines I have long ones. It is the short-muscled people who get all tied up." FRIDAY, JAV. It s2.98 $3.98 to $5.98 100 Wool Baby Shawls WADC (1350) WAKR (1590) WTAM (1100) WHKK (640 Columbia American National Mutual $2.29 Koroseal Shoulder Diape Bags. Simulated I ft leather Iili? 00 News-Melodies 8:15 Weather-Music 8 30 Melody HiKhway 8:45 Lowell Thomas Personalities Newa-Manntne: The Ohio Story Three star Kxtrt News Suppertline Sports Coiner Eddy Wayne News-Snort Bin Cinderella Kidini Time 8oorts-Weatriar a.

Vim T7 A Hliw KB 20J4 PROMT CUYAMOCA 9AIXS. WA.2TU A CHILDKEN'S QUALITY STOft! To Be Announced National Ouard World News One Man's family 7:00 Beulah News-Reporter 7.15 Jack Smith Rejuest Roundup 7:30 Club IB Lone Render 7:45 Edward Murrow Lone Ranger Service Call Homes 011 N. Summit St. FR-73I8f Fulton Lewis Jr. Music-News (lahrlel Heatter Spins And Needles "WHKK SIGNS OFF Malsie XX Oracle Fields Oracle Fields OandlellKht Die Hunt Armed Force Armed Forces Richard Diamond Richard Diamond This Is Your FBI This Is Tour FBI 8 00 Music Land 8 15 Music Land 8 30 The Bil Tim 8 45 The Bur Time ily in America.

8:30 WNBK, We, the People: Capt. John J. Swift, pilot released from a Hungarian prison, tells his story XEL, Stu Erwln: Joyce's romance) becomes a family affair WEWS, Man Against Crime: Ralph Bellamy moves against counterfeiters. 9 WEWS, Playhouse of Stars: Herman Melville's "Billy Budd," recently presented on Broadway, stars Walter Hampden, Peter Hobbs and Charles Nolte. 10 WXEL, Cavalcade of Stars: Donald Richards, Hazel Scott, Trint Reyes and Chaz appear as Jackie ileason vacations WEWS, Live Like a Millionaire: Youngsters present their talented parents.

11:20 WXEL, Feature Film. Brian Aherns and Paul Lukas in "Capt. Fury." Tonight's Radio 6:30 WTAM, Ohio Story: "Charlie Lindecamp's School Days," about the man who became principal of Garfield Heights High School. 8 WIIK, Malsle: Ann Sothern break up a would-be talent scout's racket WTAM, Roy Rogers: A father and son are burled alive. 8:30 WADC, Big Time: Georgie Price salutes Belle Baker WHK, Grade Fields: Variety show features the English comedienne WAKR, This Is Your FBI: A liaison between politicians and ssbo- :00 Paul Weston Ozzl and Harriet Paul Weston Or.r.te and Harriet Roy Rogers Roy Rogers Martin and Lewis Martin and Lewis Pat Patterson Pat Patterson Short Story Short Story "5 lit hi Beat Nlllht Beat Bill Stern Pro and Con :30 Kouert u.

Lewis Mr. District Ally. :45 Robert O. Lewis Mr. District, Any.

10:00 Capitol Room 10:15 Capitol Room The Plant The Fluhls 10 clock: Tunes 10 O'clork Tunes Frank Edwards Ouv Lombardo 10 30 Meet The Band The Pleht 10:45 Meet The Band The runts 11:00 CBS News 11:15 Jack Clifton 11:30 Jack Clllton 11-45 JackCilfton News News Tom Manning- News Reoueat Reylew Joe Mulvlhlll UN Hlyhltjhls Reauest Review Jun Mulvlhlll Mitslo We Love Reniiet Review Joe Mulvlhlll Music We Love XX Mutual Network programs after P. M. aver HUH The Fights 10 WAKR and WNBK: Ten-round middleweight bout between Ernie Durando of Bayonne, N. and Rocky Castellani of Luzerne, Pa. Greatest Fights: Max Baer-Pat Coniiskey heavyweight scrap of 1940 and the Kred Apostoli-Marcel Thil bout of 19.17.

SATCRDAY, JAN. 13 PROGRAMS SrBJECffTTnANnr: WlfnOfTNOTICE WADC (1S50) WAKR (1.VJ0) WTAM 1 1 00) WHKK (640 Columbia American National Mutual Music Tn Mornlna Musio In MornthK Mir.10 In Mornint Music-News News Ton O' The Morn News-Top Morn News News-Mlltner Jay Mlltner Mlltner News For Quick Service on 7:00 News 7:15 Unity Vtewi 7:30 News-Music 7:45 Mimical clock Too News 8 15 Weather 8 30 News 8 45 Chosen Hour Murnlne Music Navy Adventures Morning Kdttton Music In Mornlnr Jav Mlltner Mlltner Howdy Doodf Huwdy Doody Martin Aaronsky Church Women Tin-Too Tslea 8afetv-Rents Ncws-Churrhea KSU Workshov Ouls Down Outz Down 00 News 15 Art Institute; 30 Bill CJordon 45 Ctsrden Ostn Tell A Tale Tell A Tale Tell A Tale Tell A Tale W7 oWo Howdy Doody Huwdv Doody Tex Beneke Show 'runes-News Booit Fare Carnival Of Pooka Mary Lee Tavlor Mary Lee Taylor Somerset Maugham Somerset Mauehara teurs is revealed. 9 WADC, Paul Weston: Margaret Whiting and pianist Joe Carr, guests. 9:30 WADC, Robert Q. Lewis: Rare recordings old and new WTAM.

Short Story: James M. Cain's "Dead Man." WHK, Hark To Bible Back To Bible Muslo tn Mornint Music In ornlng Musie In Morning IMuttc In Morning Marine Hand 10 00 National Hour story Shoo 10 15 National-Drake Story Shoo 10 30 Musical Program Bnace Patrol 10 45 Antell Program Snare Patrol 11 00 News-Pretend Jr. Town Meeting 11 15 Let's Pretend Jr Town Meeting 11J0 OlT and Tska Top Tunes 11:45 Oiye and Tk" TopTunes Hollywood LJiva Hollywood Ijovb Marine Band 12 00 Theater of Today News Armed Forces Review: How heavy equipment is loaded aboard big freight planes WAKR, Mr. Dis News 1 Kmind A Story Tom llalev Toni Haley 12:15 Theater otTodayning Crosby 12 30 Over Hollvwond Clubs-Muslo 12 4.1 Over Hollywood V.iikIc-Went her CALL JE-5137 MEEKER ELECTRIC lit W. Market Opea ETenini Hour Hour trict Attorney: "The Case of the Shark." Farm Home Farm Home Coast Cluard 1111 CJLSIJHrd Coast Guard lee In Wah.

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