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RADIO-TV PROGRAMS FOR TODAY I 'SEEING FUNNY SIDE IS WAY OF LIFE VIITH CLIFF CHICAGO FREQUENCIES Clacago Sunday Tribune: Fe b. 26, 1950 Part 3Page 10 SW CRACK- REPORTER TO MAKE DEBUT ON AIR IN CHICAGO Clikago Part TO 0 Indicates listing paid for by sponsor to give you more information about program -rEMIIIIIIIMMEEMEMP' moommoupoomoolwrwwwwwr ii po'rTh, 4,, pe .4.,..4.,4,4,,,, 1,1 2, 0, 1 i I 1 i 1 let Fr ht 4e, i ki 44 4,, i qiii, 4.7".."... sz 1 1 1017.7.1D-1160 INI 560 W.J0J3-1230 W3of WBEN1-780 WCRW-1240 AIT-820 WCED--820 9A. ENR--8 90 WGES-1390 WL.S890 WRIN-1410 WAAP'950 VIM WHIC--1450 VIMEI-1110 WNI1P-1599 FM wryrylol 3 W.11-95.8 WP.11.93.1 WRGFC103.1 WBIK96.3 EH WEEle1-1 0 0 .3 SPECIAL EVENTS 10:30 a. m.

W-G-N Northwestern Reviewing Stand. The Problem of Allergy." Speakers: Dr. Herbert J. Rinkel, Dr. Emanuel Schwartz, and Dr.

Harry E. Tebrock. 12:30 p. m.WMAQUniversity of Chicago Round The Facts About the H-Bomb." Participants: Hans Bethe, Frederick Seitz, Leo Szilard. and Harrison Brown.

of Air: Pros and Cons of National Health Insurance." Dr. Joseph C. Meyer, affirmative and Dr. George J. Kidera, negative.

4:13 P. M. W.LID-1160 Ba 4:30 P. M. WGNBTrue Detective.

WMAQHarvest of Stara. WEN-FtGreatest Story. WINDTony Martin. WCILQuerum WimSupoertime FrolteWBBMLost in the Stara. 4:45 P.

M. WLNDSammy Kaye. 5:00 P. M. W-G-N WGNBRoy Rogers WBBMFaltilly hour.

WMAQThe Catholic hour. WEN-FtDrew Pearson. WCFLFellowship hour. WINDNews; Benny Goodman. WF.ILFatima Series.

WMORSymphony Favorites. 5:15 P. M. WENRDon Gardiner. 5:30 P.

M. WGNBNIck Carter. WBBMOur Miss Brooks. WMAQHenry Morgan. WENRMusie with Girls.

WINDEddy Howard. WCILLithuanian hour. WAITGuest Star. 5:45 P. M.

W73.Ask Father Lord. WAITRecord Rack. wstAQHenry Morgan. WENRMuste with Girls. WINDEddy Reward.

WC-CT --T "hlIrmrtimiet hemp. a tVeSmi-g W731.Ask Father tOrd. WAITRecord Rack. Personality Gal Smiles and Others Talk Pers BY LARRY WOLTERS To millions of radio listeners Missouri does not conjure an wet image of. Harry B1 To 1 Missou wet image of Harry MORNING 1 I MORNMIG 1 INews Broadcasts I MORNING I Volvo neebevel 1 WCIP Ma, 0, I mei 11 I ti I I 4'L WINONews; Record Shop.

WENRThis Changing World. WMAQOne bian's Family. VCCFLTV Showroom. WJJDProperty Owners league WERTClassics of Jazz. 2:15 P.

M. WENRFrank and Ernest. WJJDTV Toon Time. WCILWayne King. 2:30 IP.

M. INDNews: Record Shop. wwNEINARcaonTra: WCFLTV Showroom. WeagUe JJDProPezlY Owners WXRTClassics of Jazz. 9 .1 WENRFrank and Ernest.

LIDV Toon Time. WCILWayne King. 2:30 P. M. 2:30 Ir.

M. EVENING iwrit relik TVIL 0.1 rr4w4 10: 00-W-G-N 10: 3 0-WMAQ 11: 00-W-G-N 10: 00W-C-N 10: 30WMAQ 11: 00W-G-N 00-WEEM AFTERNOON 7- 00WSEM 4.00WEBM 6:2 3W-G-N WND 10: 00W1ND AFTERNOON AFTERNOON BY ANTON REMENIH The Garroway-at-Large show on- WNBQ is shaped to make you 'chuckle, not belly laugh. But a lot of people who watch I Comedian Cliff Norton a vor I every Sunday night 9 o'clock I find it next to impossible not to guffaw. Don't worry about it. Rearl back and let yourself go.

Thou-1 sands of televiewers can't Wrong. Cliff Charles Norton, 31, is the type of fellow who, if his good taste didn't prohibit it; could find something funny at a wake. His record bears this out. The comic, who at times looks like an articulate Jimmy Savo and i at others reminds one of the late Robert Benchley, was born and grew up in Chicago. Senn Class of '35 Soon after graduating from Senn High school in 1935, he got a job in a loop shoe store.

I learned a lot on this job but not much related to selling shoes," he recalls. All the women's shoes were marked $3.70. One day a particularly vague girl asked me how much are your $3.70 shoes. I told her they were $1.85 a foot." Then he was hired as a floorwalker in a ladies' dress shop. Amazed at some of the questions asked by he kept a notebook handy to jot down some of them.

Stuff like this: Customer--" I'd like to try on that dress in the Cliff--" Sorry, madam, but we have a dressing room for that i 1 1 1 1 1 i 1 Cliff Charles Norton, 31, is the i type of fellow who, if his good taste didn't prohibit it could find something funny at a wake. His' record bears this out. The comic, who at times looks Ke i an articulate Jimmy and at others reminds one of the late! Robert Benchley, was born and grew up in Chicago. Senn Class of '35 Soon after graduating from Senn High school in 1935, he got a job 2 r1.00ert tiencrney, was born and grew up in Chicago. Senn Class of '35 Soon after from Senn High school in 1935, he got a iobl Quiz Kids." Dr.

Raiser, acting national director of the census. will try a tough math problem on two new Quia Kids. I 17 1 A UI if 11 1200W-G- WMAQThe Quiz Kids." Dr. Raiser. acting national director of the remota.

ow try a tough math p471 if problem on two new Quis Kids. sin.0 1 orn j. 1 s' r1 WMAQThe Quiz Kids." Dr. Raiser. acting national director of itho matit a tomtit math 46g.1.11 i Problem on two new Qui Rids.

Li 1 I i 1 3 1 6:00 P. M. WGNBThe Falcon. WBBMJack Benny. WMAQChristopher London.

WINDNews; Sweet. Solid. WENRNational Vespers. WC-FLMarching Youth. WEFMMaster's Album.

WMORChicago Reporting. 6:30 P. M. 6 00 M. WGNBThe Falcon.

WBBMJack Benny. WMAQChrlstopher London. WINDNews; Sweet. Solid. WENR ti Naonal Vespers.

WCFLMarchlng Youth. WEFMMaster's Album. WMORChicago Reporting. W-ti-r4. wurto---Lne WBBMJack Benny.

WMAQChristopher London. WINDNews; Sweet Solid. WENRNational Vespers. WC-FLMarching Youth. EVENING 1 0: 3 0-W-C-N 1 1: 0 0-WMAQ 11: 55-W-G-N 6: 00-WIND 8: 00-WIND 9: 00-WIND 10: 00-WBBM W-G-NDress Up WJJDLers Talk It Over.

WCFLRomance In Bird Farm WENRWeek Arourul World. 2:43 P. M. WM.Marty Hogan. 3:00 P.

M. WOAKDINNER MUSIC presented by DOUBLE-GOOD TROPHY BEER ISCFL-2111TH CENTURY SERENADE. A relaxing half hoer of delightful mosieold and newdesigned for your listening enjoyment. W-G-N. WGNBThe Saint.

WBBMAmos 'a' Andy. WMAQHarris-Faye show. WENRMr. Malone. WCFLYour Worship hour.

WMORBroadway Melodies. WINDBob Finnegan. 6:45 P. M. WINDTax Beneke.

WJJDFrairie Rambler. 7:00 P. M. W-G-NMediation Board. WMAQSam Spade.

WLSStop the Music. WCFraIrish hour. WBBMCharlie McCarthy. WENRStop the Music. WINDNews; Wayne King.

WMORBBC World theater. 7:30 P. M. W-G-N, WGNBHopalong Cassidy. WMAQEdwin C.

Hill. WJJDMeet the Author. WENRLutheran Hour. WINDNews; Record Shop. WHOROpera Theater.

WEJLC. Y. O. Basketball. 315 P.

M. WJJDTV Toon Time. WMOaFacts Unlimited. 3:30 P. M.

WENRAmateur Pour. WCFLFrank Sinatra. W-G-NMusic That Mores. WLNDMan Behind Music. 12:35 P.

M. WBBMSunday Symphonesque. 12:45 P. M. W-G-NNews.

WBBMReport to People. W.L1DSinging Strings. WINDCover Girl Parade. WCILFreddy Martin. 1:00 P.

M. W-G-NYouth Looks Up. WMAQNBC Theater. WBBMAmerican Heart assoc. NII'DCarl Schreiber club.

WINDNews; WCFLMarty Hogan. WGESHungarian Melodies. WAAFSunday Serenade. 1:15 P. M.

W.1113TV Toon Time. WLNDPeggy Lee. WCFLDuke Ellington. 1:30 P. M.

Central Standard Time 6:00 A. M. W-G-NSunrise Serenade. WINDNews: Morning Watch. WCFLDawnbusters.

7:00 A. 14. W-G-NNews. WINONews; Sky Chapel. WBBMNews reports, WCFLOrgan Melodies.

WOOFChapel In Sky. 7:15 A. M. W-G-NRecord Reveille. Whi3MChariot :30 A.

M. WEBMSalt Lake Tabernacle WCFLThe Rev. H. Max Good. WINDMormon 7:45 A.

M. W.LIDSacred Heart. WINDFive Soul Stirrer. 8:00 A. M.

W-G-NYour Bible Speaks. WB133.1News of America. WMAQNews Roundup. wlsRevival Hour. 4WDErrand of Mercy.

WCFLLight and Life. WLNDNews; Charioteers. 8:15 A. M. WBBMNews.

WINDHighway Q. C. singers. WMAQWormwood Forest WJJDChristian Science. 8:25 A.

M. W-G-NNews. 8:30 A. M. W-G-NBack to God.

WBBMCapitol Cloak ROOM. WMAQCornic Man. WINDChurch of God. WJJDCornell Avenue Church. WCFLMissions to Jews.

8:45 M. WCILChristian Science. 900 A. M. W-G-NRadio Bible Class.

aumChUrch Of the Air. WLSNews. WMAQNational Radio Pulpit. WCFLOld Favorites. WJJDMorning Devotions.

WLNDNews: Music Maestro. 9:15 A. M. WINDTommy Dorsey. WLSLittle Brown Church.

9:30 A. M. of Prophecy. WBBMInvitatton to Learning. WMAQRadio Parade.

WCFLMessage of Israel. Bela. 9:43 A. M. WMAQReligion in NeWS.

W.LIDEasy Listening. WINDDing Sings. 10:00 A. M. W-G-NNews reports.

WMAQDestinjition Freedom. WBBMAmerican Cancer soC W.I.JDTy Toon Time. WLSVoices of Prophecy. WCFLMusical Show Encores. WINDNews: Bing Sings.

WCRTSunday Morning. Symphony 1005 A. M. WBBMNewsmakers. 10:15 A.

M. WINDNews: Bing Sings. WXRTSunday Morning. Symphony 1005 A. M.

WBBMNewsmakers. 10:15 A. M. Central Standard Time 6:00 A. M.

W-G-NSunrIse Serenade. ch WINDNews: orning Wat. CFLDa wn bust era. 7:00 A. M.

w-c-mNews. INONews; WBBMNews Skreports, Chapel. wcFLorgan Melodies WAAIChapel In Sky. 1:13 A. M.

W-G-NRecord Reveille. waSMChariot 'Wheels. WRTIMSalt Lake. Tnhornselp WCFLOrgan Melodies. WAAI Chapel km Sky.

.7:13 A. M. W-C-NRecord Reveille. 7:30 A. M.

7:30 p. S. Steel hour presents Kirk Douglas and Walter Huston in "Heaven Can Theatre Guild on the Air production of the famous comedy hit. 1 1 WBBMCOLUMBIA LONG-PLAYING RECORD PARADE. A program of your favorite classical and popular music performed by the world's greatest artists on COLUMBIA Long-Playing Records.

the records that play up to 50 minutes each. ome mis amp som IMP Ibpd1 PIMO OP Ike STORM-SHADE Reduces Fuel Bills up to 35 Self Storing Ventilationas you like it Installed by Factory trained mechanics WITH OPPRiti It 00 'DU IND DINSIMDC NI SO EEP COOL 11-1 SUMMER-WARtil WINTER We eel alsellsok 0,411 40-111 r. (0.48 40 -e 0 0 0. iri 104114 ft, tz. it 11, a 0 eke 4010 404-40 44100444, 10 rt 410- 4 "or'' it IMO boa emaimmoilP 11001-SHADE io3 It keeps rooms up to IV cooler 100 sq.

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WBBMRed Skelton show. W1NDBob Finnegan. WEIMPlano Favorites. Showcase. W.G.N.

WGNBMartin Kane. WMAQHigh Adventure. NVENR--Back to God. Concert Ban. W.LIDSwing Down Lane.

WOABGreat Opera Moments. 3:45 P. M. VIMMusical Views. COO P.

M. W-G-N, WGNBThe Shadow. WMAQRichard Diamond. WCFLCurtain CalL WENNThink Fast. WBBMEarn Your Vacation.

NIJ.D.Swing Down Lane. WINDNews: First Five. WAAFInk Spots. W-G-NPan American Passport WBBMGalen Drake. WENRMr.

President. WJJDSpotlight Tunes. WCFLHenry King. WINDTommy Dorsey. 1:45 P.

M. W-G-NNaval Air Reserve. WBBMJack Sterling show. W.I.MSunday Matinee. WINDSammy Kaye.

2:00 P. M. W-G-NJuverille Jury. WBBMN. Y.

Philharmonic. TELEVISION MCWrV Channel VIENR-71r. wicE4 1200 NOON WENR-TVBible Stories. 12:30 P. M.

WENR.TVAmateur 1:00 P. M. WGN-TVFront Row WENR-TVCarolyn Gilbert an. WNBQAldrich Family. 6:45 P.

M. WENR-TV--Dr. Firma. 7:00 P. M.

I- WGN-TV 191Today's double feuture on HUDSON FAMILY THEATRE brings you Ken Maynard in "Come On Taman." plus temente. excitement and suspense in Planting starring Lillian Harvey about 2 P. M.1 Presented for your pleasure by HUDSON DEALERS of GREATER CHICAGOLAND. CHAMPION WINDOW DIST. Co.

Na 1 1 1 I z' 1 I 1 I 1 OF THE TOWN. See and hear Composer-ConductorPianist GORDON JENKINS. lead vocalist BETTY BREWER and a east of 50 In performance of the famed musical novelty ''Manhattan comedian DAVE BARRY. better known as screen voice of "Popeye, the Sailor mimic SUNNY HOWARD; THE HARMONWATS. famous for their recording of "Peg 0 My Heart," presented by the LINCOLN-MERCURY DEALERS OF METROPOLITAN CHICAGO.

1:30 P. M. Ranger. 2:00 P. M.

I would like more information about Kootshade without obligation. 1 lit A Window Trimmer In a very short time he was a window trimmer in a State st. women's dress shop. He regaled window-shoppers by dancing and flirting with the mannequins, con-eluding impromptu monkeyshines with the dress on him in- stead of the dummy. 1 He also sold hamburgers.

I was qualified for the job my uncle owned the place," he ex- I plained. Cliff appeared on radio before the war. In his first job in 1938 he I was a substitute for a parrot He arrived at the studio at dawn and screeched wake up! into the microphone. I ad libbed," Norton says mod- Tries Dramatic Roles 1 Later he played dramatic roles (never comic in such soap operas as Bachelor Children's and Ma Perkins, and the Grand Marquee and Human Adventures series. He also appeared in commercial and industrial films.

Actors on most radio stations fill out questionnaires to aid the publicity department in writing releases. Here are two of many that might have been selected from Cliff's file. Q.Can you fly a plane? A.Any particular one in mind? Q.Is there some interesting item of information not covered in the questionnaire so far? A.What, f'instance? The point we are trying to make is that seeing the funny side is a way of life with Cliff. I've ever taken myself or anything else too seriously with one exceptions business," he admits frankly. A Hit on TV Norton's niche in the Garrowayat-Large show has grown larger steadily since the program's debut a year ago.

In fact in his first appearance televiewers saw only his hand as it came across the screen and turned the program cards. During one rehearsal Joe Gallicchio, the band leader, left the podium for a moment. Cliff started horsing around with the baton. Stage hands and pr incipals chortled. A few weeks later televiewers saw Cliff in white tie and tails leading the band in Dance of the Hours in one of the funniest video caricatures of this or any other year.

Ted Mills, the show's producer, explained evolution of Cliff Norton in this way: We tried for weeks to find a character for him to portray and realized finally we had had him all the time. Cliff Norton simply plays Cliff Norton." i 4 I 1 WBBB---Exciting. colorful, speedy SOCCER FOOTBALL will provide you thrills that are full el action. skill and surprises. Presented by MONTGOMERY Motors.

2300 W. Madison, your Faturantie Headquats Mrs for Oldsmobile Sales service. NORTH SIDE LAkeview 5-5421 2614 Lincoln Ave. SOUTH SIDE NAME 'Mangle 4-0510 ADDRESS 1314 W. 69th Street W-G-NInteresting FactsWhere do a great many Chicago children go when they play hooky from school? Get the answer from Walt Newton reporting unusual facts from here.

there and everywhere- Presented by the Tribune. W.LIDPlano Portraits. WBBMHoward K. Smith. 10:20 A.

M. WLVDDave Rose: news. 10:30 A. M. W-G-NN.

U. Reviewing Stand. WMAQNews. WBBMRent Law Discussion. WJJDTV Toon Time.

WLSHour of Faith. WCFLHarry James. WINDLinn Burton. WAITString Serenade. 10:43 A.

M. WMAQSolitaire Time. WBBMTo Be Continued. WJJDLinger Awhile. WINDMusic by martin.

WCILVaugtm Monroe. 11:00 A. M. WHFCDrezel Park Presbyterian church. Dr.

Clinton C. Coo. minister. Communion--All Welcome. W-G-NNews reports.

WMAQCanary Pet Show. WCFLDinah Shore. V. LSReading the Funnies. WIJDPeoples Church.

WINDNews: Lovely toLooket. 11:15 A. M. W-O-NMr. FUR.

WMAQ-1n Our Town WCF1.Don Artiste. 11:30 A. M. W-G-NInteresting FactsWhere do a great many Chicago children go when they play hooky from school? Get the answer from Walt Newton reporting unusual facts from here. there and everywhere.

Presented by the Tribune. WJJDPlano Portraits. WBBMHoward K. Smith. 10:20 A.

M. WLNDDave Rose: news. 10:30 A. M. W-G-NN U.

Reviewing Stand. WMAQNews. WBBMRent Law DiartintOri. WJJDTV Toon Time. WLSHour of Faith.

WCFLHarry James. WINDLinn Burton. WAITString Serenade. 10:45 A. M.

WMAQSolitaire Time. WBBMTo Be Continued. WJJDLinger Awhile. WINDMusic by Martin. WCILVaughn Monroe.

11:00 A. M. WHFCDrezel Park Presbyterian church. Dr. Clinton C.

Coy. minister. CommunionAll Welcome. W-G-NNews reports. WMAQCanary Pet Show.

WCFLDinah Shore. LSReading the Funnies. VIMPeople's Church. WLNDNews: Lovely to Look at. 11:15 A.

M. W-G-NMr. Fish. WMAQIn Our Town WCFLDon Artiste. 11:30 A.

M. 7:45 P. M. WriDTwilight Tunes. 9:00 P.

M. W-G-N. WGNBDeems Taylor. WBBMMeet Corns Archer. WENRWalter Winchell.

WINDNews: Forum of WCFLBethany Reformed. WKRTOPera Broadcast. 8:15 P. M. WENRLouella Parsons.

8:30 P. M. W-G-N, WGNSSheila Graham. WENRChance of a Lifetime. WBBMHorace Heidt.

WMAQAlbum Familiar Music. WINDN. U. PlaYshop. WEIMChamber Music.

8:43 P. M. W-G-N, WGEBAMericanS. Speak UP. 9:00 P.

M. W-G-NStars of Tomorrow. WMAQTake It or Leave IL WBBMContented hour. WENRJimmy Fidler. WLNDNews: Off Record.

WCILLutheran hour. WF1LCatholic Radio Guild. WGESItallan program. 915 P. 11.

WENRGet More Out Of Life. WEAWAt the opera. 9:30 P. M. W-G-N WGNBCrime Does Not Pay.

WMAQBob Crosby show. WBBMWe Take Your Word. WCFLSermons in Song. WENRPiano Playhouse. WINDNews; Dance with Best.

WEEMComposers hour. WMORVoice of Reason. 9:45 P. M. WCYLBill Hamilton, news.

10:00 P. M. W-G-NArt Kassel. WBBK-WMAQNews. WINDNews; ABC club.

WENRPaul Harvey. WMOR--4ameson Brinkmeyer. WCFLBlackhawks vs. Red Wings. 10:15 P.

M. WG-NChicago at Night. WNIAQTreasury Guest Stars. N. in Action.

WENRMr. 10:30 P. M. W-G-NNews. WMAQKup's Column.

WBBMPeople's Platform. WCFLCicero Bible church. WENRSongs in the Night. WEEMMusic Guild hour. WEJLSymphony Hall.

10:40 P. M. W-G-NSong Souvenirs. 1043 P. M.

W-G-NGet More Out Of Life. WMAQDays End. 11:00 P. M. W-G-NEddy Howard.

WINDNews; Church of Deliverance. WBBMNews. Arts Quartet. WMAQNews. WERTTheater Music.

11:13 P. M. WBBMCee Davidson. WMAQPublic Affairs. 11:30 P.

M. W-G-NOrrin Tucker. maqtEdemater orchestra. WENRFreddy Nagel. WBBMDance Orchestra.

11:53 P. H. W-G-NNews. MA WENRNews. a 1 2: 00 Midnight CITY I Truman but of Mary Margaret McBride, radio commentator.

If you mention Paris they think not of Paris on 411w I the Seine, but Paris, her ri home town. Miss McBride has been a great pro-miss McBride moter for Missouri for years. In 'fact, she has achieved a distinction yet to come to President Trumanshe has been especially honored by her native stateWhich last year set aside Nov. 22 for the observance of Mary Margaret McBride day. Mary Margaret.

as all of her fans call her, has been going strong in radio more than 13 years. On her fifth- aniversary, fans filled Grand Central palace in New York City with a birthday party. On her 10th anniversary, Madison Square Garden a jammed. Last summer on her 15th aniversary it took Yankee stadium to accommodate her devotees. She's a Good Reporter Thru the years, altho she hag become a national figure, het broadcasts have been aired mostly on a local basis in New That is going to be changed; starting tomorrow, Mary Margaret will be heard from 9:15 to 10:13 a.

tn. In the Chicago area -thru W-G-N. We hesitate to predict what sort of space will be required to handle her 20th anniversary observance. It doesn't look like Soldiers' field would be big enough to do IQ Mary Margaret's alma mater, the University of Missouri, made her the first woman and the only radio personality to receive the distinguished service medal of its school of journalism for preserving the highest newspaper tradition in radio." That's what Mary Margaret is a good reporter. She works hard up to 18 hours a day to make her one-hour radio show a supe.

rior news show. Perhaps the most important aspect of her show is her technique in interviewing folks. The Grand Llama, Too Mary Margaret has interviewed some 12,000 persons on the air, including cannibals and fan dancers and the grand llama of Tibet. She has one rule with regard to interviewees. She insists on having them on the air first.

If a notable comes to New York City, she will have him on the air first, or she won't have him at all. She doesn't make any exceptions. If she learns that a person has scheduled another appearance and it falls ahead of her interview, she will cancel the appointment. Hence, what her guests have to say is likely to be new and fresh. Miss McBride is not only an exceptionally able reporter but she has a gift for putting her guests at ease and extracting unusual stories and anecdotes from them.

She's a good listener and is able to forget herself completely when she's on the air talking to another. Brings Out Unexpected "I've played straight man, comedienne, doormat, nursemaid, and any number of other roles to the stars," she said recently in an article in Good Housekeeping. All I want is to have them guests shown off to good advantage. I don't care what happens to me. Anybody can do the same thing in a living room.

It's hard work, but it's worth it." Mary Margaret has a genius for bringing out unexpected aspects in the personalities of stars. When she had Jimmy Durante on, instead of the usual laughs about his big nose, Jimmy got to talking about his poverty stricken childhood and both wound up sobbing audibly. Helen Hayes admitted she thought only two of her plays would be successes Coquette" and .4 Victoria Regina." Before openings. she was certain all the remainder would be flops. Jack Dempsey revealed he became a boxer because his mother had bought a book-from a traveling salesman just before the future pugilist was born.

The book was about a prize fighter who was a nice fellow. Know, flow to Sell Bennett Cerf, author and usher, candidly admitted after an appearance with her: Often guest stars become so enthused by the McBride indorsements they sail right into the commercials with her. One day, for instance, I found myself emoting over Bruce Floor wax, altho 10 minutes before, I had been firmly convinced that all wax came from bees." Recently Miss McBride got a note from Capt. Walter Karig, whom she had interviewed. a' Dear Mary Margaret," it began.

"I would rather be with you on the radio than with Ceopatra on the Nile." Just what impact Mary Marga- I ret will make on the midwest can- not be stated for certain. But she's from the midwest and the reaction hereabouts will be inter- V' csting to watch. We suspect it may be similar to that of the Hol' b-wood star, who listened breathlessly to a McBride commercial for a soap, and then rushed out and washed her face fair Lls-a Lrst time in 10 j'ears 9 '1 souri achieve to Pr( been es tive sta Nov. 22 Blargar Mary fans strong years. fans fil in New party.

Madisoi jammee anivers to accol SI Thru become broadca on a 14 That starting ret will 10:13 -thru nr" diet wh required versary like Sol enough Mary the IMP her the I radio pe distingui school ol ing the tion in That's a good up to her one-nor new importar her tec folks. Thi Mary some 12,1 eluding and the 1 has one lewees. them on comes to have hin won't ha, make an2 that a other api of her int appointn guests new and Miss 1 ceptional has a gi, at ease stories a She's a forget she's on I BrL I comedier and any the stars article "All I I guests tage. I 4 to me. I thing in work, bu Mary 1 bringing the pers4 she had stead of I big nose about hi hood and audibly.

Helen thoutht would be and "VI openings. remainde Jack I came a had boug ing sales ture pugi was abou a nice fel li Bennet lisher, ca appearan, guest stal the McS sail righ with her. found my Floor wa fore, I hz that all Recent note fror usrgn, wi S. Dear began. you on tl patra on Just wl ret will tr, not be she's fror reaction I csting to may be Si b- wood st lessly to for a sos and wash, time in IC Truman but of Mary Margaret McBride, adio commentator.

If you mention iSS es- Paris they think not of Paris on 4girix the Seine but Paris, her NI ome town. l'ol has seen a great pro- 4f the Seine, but lyParis, Mo her d. home town. MiSS McBride has TI IPP a rpnt nro- WGN-TVFamily Theater. WENR-TVHopaiong Cassidy.

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WNEQMrs. Eleanor Roosevelt 3:03 P. M. WENR-TVliollywood Reel. 3:20 P.

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