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and WENR-TV. VARIETY, COMEDY. AND DRAMA 1:00 p. rru-W-G-N-Ted Lewis show with Larry Starch. President with Edward Arnold.

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Musical quiz show. Spade. Detective story with Howard Duff. of Monte Crlfto with 2arleton Young. with Luigi, with J.

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Hit Parade on Parade. Hits of long ago. Rings. Brookes Randall and Skip Parrell sing 'I'm In The Mood For Love." Summer Symphony concert. Milstein, violinist is guest soloist.

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Irving Park Head RENT A TELEVISION: SET tit DAY LAFAYETTE RADIO CAU CEntrol HAymarket 14)422 MsSVVJI SCIUSS 1754 N. Harlem Avenue Chicogo 35, Illinois Phones: TUxedo 7-0121 Gladstone 3-3025 W. Washington St. Waukegon, Illinois hone: Ontario 6120 IKIStCHlHSUHt Wimil WINDOWS iKO I 7850 Stony Island' Chicago 49, Illinois r'honi: ESsex 5-SW 4V31 Grain Bay Raaar Wilmstte, Illinois Phones: AMbassador J-91M Wilmstte 2545 CI ffcone; Stotp St. Aurora, IHineis Aurora 23 LI) JACK PROVES JOHNNY-ON-SPOT IN RADIO SERIES Grid Hero Is Champion of Right on Air BY LARRY WOLTERS Johnny Lujack used to have two in life One was to go to Notre Darae and make Rood on the football team and the other was to play for the Chicago Bears.

AlJ-Arneri-'can quarterback 'is only 23 today, and he's zed those dreams. So he has tackled aw Lujsek other field. His Job with the Bears leaves him with a lot of extra time for about half the year. Several attractive business offers have come his way but he passed their, up because of his new ambition: To makegoodas a radio performer. Lujack.

teamed up with Harry Creighton and Pieire Andre, a couple of veterans in the broadcasting field, and between them Iney developed a kid show which recently reached ABC, titled the Adventures of Johnny Lujack. The cripts are written ty George B. Anderson, an expert in the field of whodunit writing, and the director is Kirby Hawkes, the pilot of Oapt. Midnight and the same man uho endeavored back in 1936 to fcive Gov. Alfred M.

Landon some nike appeal. Johnny Lujack's Task Now this team has cut out a sizable job for Lujack. Mindful that kid shows go over, best when there is plenty of suspense and excitement they have Johnny playing a role that calls for a combination of the qualities of Superman, Capt. Midnight, Sherlock Holmes, Sam Spade-and Johnny Lujack all wrapped up in one radio voice and personality. Altho there are casual references in the script to Lujack's record at Notre Dame and his -affiliation with the Bears this radio show presents him as a champion of right as against misdirected might, a defender always of fair play and a relentless foe of juvenile delinquency.

The show, which up to now, has no, commercial sponsor is devoting itself to illuminating the worthwhile work of the Boys Clubs of America. And Lujack sounds like hoys club or youth leader. If he mikes a big name for himself in radio it will be because he doesn't worry too much about ihe heavy ro.e that has been laid upon him hut that he just tries to be Johnny Lujack on the air. The Lujack Personality "Lujack on the air sounds like the healthy, wholesome chap he unQuestionably Once Lujack- decided to go for radio he began studying it with all the fervor and diligence that he applied to football. For months he sat in on the Capt.

Midnight rehearsals and watched the actor? work. Afterwards they read scripts He had no experience in dramatics at college. "Johnny has considerable natural ability," said "and he has imagination. He has a good, keen mind. He takes instructions and advice well.

You don't have to tell him anything twice. He has a flypaper memory and the lessons he learned on his first script he applied and put to good use on the second. Masters The Script "He studies the scripts carefully and he understands every situation completely before he goes on the air." Each show is a complete and separate story. In the "Come On Play" which had a circus setting, Johnny saved the life of a trapeze artist who found himself flying thru the air with the greatest of ease-but in wrong direction. The "catcher" of the aerial team had maliciously missed the flyer and it would have been messy except for Johnny-on-the-spot.

In the "Old Razzle Dazzle" Lujack rescued an amateur boxer from the clutches of a racketeer promoter, in "Unnecessary by some careful sleujjiing, he headed off possible murder in the baseball locker room. In almost every story Lujack gets a chance to show that he will fight the hardest when the going is the toughest. And he keeps on emphasizing the precept that no one can break the rules of good sportsmanship very long without getting into trouble. Won't Be TV Actor 3 Lujack admits tfiat he is having a lot of fun in radio. "I enjoy this work a lot," he stated after finishing off a recording session the other day.

Some of the broadcasts are live but others are waxed. And it is the plan to put them on platters during the football season. "This is a new experience for me." he continued. "It is a sort of challenge." However the show turns out Lu- jack says he is not going to become a television actor. But he may be seen and heard In video this fall.

There's a plan afoot to heve him do some narration and comment for football films. ARMSTRONG ASPHALT TILE Installed on floor of any room up to 12 12. $39.51 (Inclaitt aatetialt OTHER ROOMS PROPORTIONATELY PRICED CSoieS of pattern color Central DeyllgM Sevlng Tta MORNING WIND-News; Golden Harp Stolen, WBBM-News report REVEILLE. WCFL-Orgsn Melodies, W88M-Cwrlot Wheels. of Harmony.

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U. REVIEWING STAND. WBBM-To Be Continued. WCFL-Don Artiste. WM AO-Treasury Guest Stars.

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4 WCFL-Best of the Week. AFTERNOON WMAQ-America United (N). WBBM-Pickup lime. WIND-News; Kay Xyser. WCFL-News.

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WBBM-The Green Lama. HAYES, WCFL-Report from Chicago, WJND-Sammy Sewing Machines low as $21 Terms If desired All Work Guaranlitd Ne Machints Available Liberal Trade-in Allowance Eltctrlcol Portables Rented $6 ptr month MARSHALL Sales Service Nor Id: Keyston 9-4Sr 4737 KEOZIE Soufd: Museum 4-I82I 6153 COTTAGE PRO VI "Adventures of the Curious a mystery drama, will in: augurate a new Chicagoland Mystery Players series under sponsorship of THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE at 8 p. m. today over WGN-TV. To stimulate-, televiewers powers of deduction, solutions will not be given by Detective Jeffery Hall at the conclusion of each play.

Solution Next Day Mystery fans will' find the solution to each Sunday night's dr.ama on the radio page of Monday morning's TRIBUNE. Tonight's story is a murder mystery in which a poisoned cat is the important clew. George Anderson, author of "Adventures of the Curious Cat," is one of Chicago's most prolific radio and television writers. His shows include Crime Files of Flamond, Mystery House, Mystery Playhouse, Country Sheriff, Easy Money. Park Playhouse, and the Johnny Lujack show.

Author Of Book He also has contributed to the Gene Autry and Nick Carter radio series and is author of the humorous book, "How to Have More Fun for Your Money." Future Chicagoland Mystery Players shows will be written by Pat Sammon and George Broderick in addition to Anderson. Gordon Urquhart plays Jeffery Hall, and Bob Smith portrays Sgt. Holland. Bruno VeScta is director. YOUNG AURORA TENOR TO MAKE RADIO DEBUT ON THEATER OF AIR Etta Motten, mezzo-soprano, will be co-starred with Bruce Foote, baritone, in Saturday's Chicago Theater of the Air summer concert on W-G-N.

WGNB, and the Mutual network. Career Performance artist on the full hour show (9 to 10 p. will be William Wunder. Wunder young lyric tenor from Aurora. Col.

Robert R. McCormick, editor and publisher of THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE, will speak. The program will open with a medley of George M. Cohan tunes and close with selections from "Miss Liberty," Irving Berlins new Broadway shew. Wunder's appearance will be his first on radio.

He is soloist at Presbyterian church in HJieaton. Robert Trendler will conduct the orchestra and chorus. ALLEN'S GUESTS Jack Benny and Henry Morgan will be Fred Allen's guests at 7 p. m. today over WMAQ.

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