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Pnoenlx, For Television Permits WASHINGTON W) Arizona Co. of Phoenix has applied to the communications commission for a channel 3 television in Phoenix. Ralph Walking, Buckeye businessman and rancher, said he and Leon Nowell of Phoenix and Ed Cooper, formerly of Phoenix and now of Washington, are the Ari- Television Co. Channel 3 is the same outlet for which radio station KTAR, Phoenix, has applied. Another application was received from the Valley Broadcast; Co.

of Yuma, on channel 11. Ballij Cittern Saturday Evening, February It, LEE KANE SHOW 5 5 5.30 XOPQ T. V. RANCHO NEZHOHE TOBY'S MEN'S SHOP Appeal To Be Aired President Eisenhower's television and radio appeal for American Red Cross funds will be carried in Tucson tomorrow and Monday. The radio broadcast will be aired by two stations tomorrow by KVOA at 5 p.m.

and by KOPO at 8 p.m. The television film may be seen on KOPO-TV at 8 p.m. Monday. The White House has announced that the President's message will run about three minutes. It will be carried by all radio and television networks at various times throughout the country in the next few days.

The. message has been recorded and filmed. 'Eisenhower will be spending the week end at Augusta, Ga. TELEVISION ANTENNAS SUPPLIES Sales Service Emerson Sylvania Packard-Bell PHONE 6-0215 DKUVKRY Tor TV Technical Problem! Aaswered Free --Call 10 to 9 p.m. 12 to 9 p.m.

MICHAEL'S TV 4227 E. Speedway And Television 'Ding Dong School 9 Paces Moppet Education Field By JOHN CROSBY On "Ding Dong School" (a title which was dreamed up by the 3-year-old son of the producer so let's not have any wisecracks) a matronly, uncommonly sensi- a named Frances Horwich amuses, i cts a mold the character oi our three to five- a 1 whelps. It's one of those programs that everyone has a 1 a CROSBY said should be on television and--well, here it is. One of the reasons it hasn't been on long ago Is that it isn't easy to amuse, instruct or mold the characters, of 3 to 5-year-old youngsters as anyone who possesses them will be only too glad to testify. Miss Horwich, known to the kid) simply as Miss Frances, who has gleaned the secret through a phenomenal background as an educator, will, simply pick up a toy telephone and say: "This is a nice toy telephone, isn't it?" She'll dial a bit, remarking, "You play with your toy telephone but you don't play with your big telephone, do you? You called your, grandmother on the big telephone, did you? Oh, your mother showed you how to dial.

But you mustn't use your big telephone unless your mother says you may. Big telephones are not to be played with." WHERE YOUR sprigs would simply laugh scornfully at this TONIGHT'S RADIO Radio Stations Arc Rfupomslble for All KCRA-M KVOA-1ZM NBC KTDC-1400 MUTUAL CBS KTKT-U90 0ATVRDAX NIGHT Febnwry 28, 1933 CNcnii Miller Hawaiian Kuril Erranu tH Merer Stowt NBC Symphony NBC Symphony LaoUrn Ban JantiMsl Ball Jajzband Bull Jaufcud Bill Town CHer Sbow Boat B. V. KaUenfaon Tint Arta Roundup IWundup Roundup Roundup THB4 Garden Sahuaru Serenada Villaft Serenada Teen Club Teen Club Fiesta Time Fiesta Time Oklahoma Symphony Oklahoma Symphony Oklahoma Symphony Oklahoma Symphony Gene Autry Aulry Tanaj) Fiesta Time Fiesta Tune Fiesta Fiesta Tune TM Crosscuts Croamta Croaaculs AHlfnnwit Tucaoa AsaUnmtnt Tucson Grand Old Opry Grand Old Opry Hawaii Calli Hawaii Call! Steamboat Steamboat Jamboree Gang -Buetera Cane Butters People. Are Funny People Are Funny Fteita Time Fiesta KTKapers KTKapera IMIiian la Here'.

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Club Club 11:90 Sign OU 11:19 sign oa Sign Off This I Believe-- Musi. MM Club Music On A Moonbeam Club Music On A 1490 ciuhj Music On A Moonbeam Club Sign Off WEEK END TV Television Stations Arc Responsible For' 1 AH Program Listings Channel 13--KOPO-TV, Tucson SATURDAY Silver Spurs 5:13 Meet Vour Dog 5:30 Crossroads Weather COO Little Pablo Changing World Close Up r.W 7:30 Dean Armstrong Cisco Kid Rawhide Rlley Fights 10:00 Chelsea Story Channel 5--KPHO-TV, Phoenix Movie Time 1:90 Music After Show 9:30 Rootle Kazootle 3:00 Pentagon Washington 5:43 Wanted 4:00 I Married Joan 1 Lucy 4:30 Super Circus :30 Ozzie and Harriet 7:00 All Star Rancer show 8:30 Seat the Clock 9:00 Stars and Cans 10:30 Show of 11:30 Movie Time Channel 13--KOPO-TV, Tucson SUNDAY 1:45 Invocation 2:00 Driving in City Weather Omnibus 4:00 West of Pinto Basin 5:15 Lee Kane Show 3:30 Private Secretary 6:00 Bed Cross Kickoff 6:30 Gene Autry Range Riders 7:30 Counterpoint Hank McCune 8:30 What One Person Playhouse 9:00 Sun. Eve. Theater Sign Of! Channel S--KPHO-TV, Phoenix 11:30 This ir the Life 1:30 Omnibus 4:00 Mr. Peepera 1:00 Kukla, Fran and Olllc 4:30 Bculah Jacklt Cleason Wrestlers 6:00 The Name's th' Same 8:00 Comedy Hour 4:30 Burns Allen 9:00 G.

E. Theatre Hank McCune 9:30 Allan Young 7:30 Private Secretary 10:00 Trouble With Father The Doctor 11:30 Godfrey Friends Channel 13--KOPO-TV, Tucson MONDAY VMUng With Virginia Telenews Rhythm Telccomtcs 5:30 Bar Nothing Ranch 5:15 Weather Graham French 6:30 Telenews 1:45 SporlJ with Perlln 7:00 Playhouse 7:30 Flies of Jeffrey Jcnc 8:00 Answer the Call 8:30 Men of Gloucester 9:00 Wrestling 10:00 Telenews 10:10 Echo Murders Channel 5--KPHO-TV, Phoenix 11:30 Movie Time 11:30 Music After Sbow 1:00 Ble Payoff Ken's Karouxal i Welcome Music With a Smile Strike It Rich Luke Field Prescnta 6:30 Purity Playhouse Cook's Corner What's Vour Trouble 7:00 Desert Denizens 4:00 Film Feature 5:45 Sketchbook Cartoons 7:30 Range Rider -5 Those Two: i Studio 4:45 Search Tomorrow News 9:00 Uoorvay to Fame 8:30 "300" 10:00 Featurettc 10:30 MorUn Kane 11:00 Mr. ft 11:30 Movie advice from you, they seem to accept it Miss Frances, who besides great experience has the mysterious alchemy of per- sonality. "Now here's something," she'll say, picking up a toy and displaying it. "I'm not going to tell you what it is What is it? right--a nice big black sliiny seal Oh, you've seen one! Where? In Die San Francisco Zoo?" IN OTHER WORDS, the children are asked not just to look, but to participate, to ask questions and 'to shout answers (which they do).

Miss Frances talks straight into a single camera set at about the level of your four-ycar-old's eyes (or about as high as the umbrella stand) so the kids get the idea she's talking straight at them. They lap it up, too, as a deluge of mail from the urchins and their temporarily relieved mothers proves. "Ding Dong the show opens with the ringing of a hand bell which is where ding dong comes from, so leave me alone--is one of those deceptively simple idaes which occur often in Chicago end never, never in New York or Hollywood. It is long on common sense, short on production. WNBQ, the M3C Chicago affiliate, was so timorous about it that it thrust it on the air locally in Chicago without even announcing it.

So clamorous was the response from the small fry, that it has spread to 20 cities and has just picked up a sponsor. MISS FRANCES shows, the kids how to.mold clay, how to use crayons, how make simple things--a cradle out of a She Doubles In Voice Roles NEW YORK--W--Jean Madeira sang two major roles in the same opera at the Metropolitan opera house last night. It was believed to be the ftrst- time a singer- performed this feat at the Met. In the second scene of the first act of, the opera, "Tlie Rake's Progress," Miss Madeira as Mother Goose, a brothel keeper. During the rest of the opera, she donned a beard to sing the role of Baba the Turk, a circus bearded lady.

The 'dual role resulted from the illness of Martha Upton, originally scheduled to sing Mother Goose. TV Artist Is Soloist At Community Sing Ijois Hoffman, a young Tucson television artist, will have the solo spot at 3 p.m. tomorrow in the community sing af Armory park. Young Miss Hoffman is a freshman at Wakefield junior high school and is the vocalist with a local western dance band. She will be accompanied by Mavis Owens on the piano.

The community sing Is a project jf the city recreation park and is directed by Chuck Beals. "THE CISCO KID 8 P.M. Every Saturday Presented by the SUNSET DAIRY Jtucky Channel I cardboard box, for instance. Her hands are constantly busy (and lor minutes only her hands and a toy are visible) with toy trains or airplanes or teddy bears, inviting emulation in your living room. From time to time she teU little stories designed to beat some character into your fledglings.

Just the other day she told of Jeanne, a little girl, who told by her mother could have either a toy elephant, an airplane or a book. Just one, not all three. She chose the book and "she was so happy because SHE made the decision. Did YOU. ever make a decision?" A gentle reminder that the sprouts would some day have to learn to make up their minds.

Five minutes before the show ends, she tells the fingerlings to run and get mommy. During the last five minutes, mommy gets a quick rundown on what has transpired in order that she cope with any questions. Miss Frances will explain what subtle moldings she has made in your son's plastic little' soui, what ideas (there are no unwholesome ones), she planted in his thick little skull, what she has taught him to make. DONT THTNK you get off scot free, mommy, or, for that matter, daddy. Miss Frances likes suggest that things are more fan if you do them with mommy, and poppy.

Just the other daj she was showing the moppets honeycomb and she remarked: "Do you know how bees make honey? Some day you might ask your Dad how bees make honey." Now, wait a minute, Miss Frances! How the devil would I know how bees make honey? Come to think of it, 1 asked my father how bees honey and he didn't know, either. This paf ticular bit of ignorance has been transmitted from" generation to generation in our family and I'm darned if I'm going to break tradition at this late date. 1933 for the Citizen TV RADIO SALES and SERVICE PHONE 6-1427 SPEEDWAY fV and RADIO CENTER 3140 East ipctdway 3 good names remember: PACKARD-BULL WESTliNGIIOUSE FREEL T-V Sales, Service, Installation Bank Financing FREEL T-Y 25C1 E. Ft. Lowcii Ph.

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