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Qc.f SaUay IVaaat: Mart. 4, MSI Part 3 RADIO MEET AL BENSON, TT1T-AV one most exciting tvm to 1 UJS liY kJ Jll MJJTM. JL radio history. a lM-hour presentation -HI TELEVISION PROGRAMS FOR TODAY EVEN ELEPHANTS CHICACO TELEVISIO.N CHANNELS WCN-TV 9 WNBQ 5 WENR-TV 7 WBKB 4 Indicate listing paid for by sponsor to give you more information about program MAY FORGET IN THE WIZARD OF WEIRD WORDS BY ANTON REMENIH The engineer, flicks a cue, and the tall, lean man begins talking 8:15 P. M.

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Geo. Lewis Hershey and Rep. Short 3:00 5J Meet the Press. Guest: Ernst Reuter, mayor of West Berlin. 8:00 5 America Applauds, an Evening for Richard Rodgers, with Bing Crosby, Mary Martin, Celeste Holm, Zorina, Alfred Drake.

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into the microphone: If you've got plenty of geets on you, go right in store. Walk heavy and talk heavy. And that's for sure, from your old swingmaster." You may not krinw what, he's 3:15 P. M. 41 Help Wanted.

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Starring as Hamlet is John Gielgud whose vivid portrayal has been acclaimed by critics everywhere, Undoubtedly one of the best HamleU yet seen" Variety "Electrifying" Rochester Times Union "Extraordinary grmce and winged intelligence" N. Y.Tiraes "Hamlet oj lifetime" Detroit Timet Scores of actresses were considered for the poignant role of Ophelia before Dorothy was finally selected as the ideal choice. Pamela Brown, who plays the Queen has a rich background of Shakespearean roles it currently delighting theatregoers on Broadway Don't miss this exciting hour-and-a-half radio-theatre experience WBKB TOAST OF THE TOWN. Baa and hear this (7 Bible Stories. P.

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M. QEBUET Melton, popular tenor of the Metropolitan Opera) WBKB MAftLENK-S KIN-DAT TOTATBK. "Sarant Oiri." aaaf-atsriaaa' ssasaa starring Jhir my "Saaf Havas A Aaa Carte. Tn-mt4 ay HARLENCS Hal Wavtaf taaasaaa MTNEX Mithi Ala. 41 What's My Line? 7 Youth on March.

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Featara Film CIPHER BUREAU" presented by the Universal Gas Ranee Anthorlaed Dealers. BY LARRY WOLTERS Marlin Perkins, Gail Compton, Dr. Wesley Young and even Henry Morgan, who had bird trouble on his opening show recently all would be sympathetic listeners td this tale of television woe. which might be titled "The Trial of Phil Patton." Patton is the producer of ABCs Super Cir-tu. And as such he has become something of an expert in handling animals on TV.

"Have you ever tried to outguess an elephant or an orangu-tang? he asked. "It's a game a little like chess plus Russian roulette." While the Berles and girls and Lesters and jesters have been winning plaudits for their Thespian talents, some of their four legged or feathered friends have been hanging up some records of sorts, too. For instance, there was the case of Herbert, the outraged orangutang, who has been cited as the "Simian televiewers are least likely to forget." Troubie with an Orang Herb was an ace on the uni- WNBQ TONY MARTIN, MILTON BERLE, ANDREWS SISTERS. WBKB HOLLYWOOD PLAYHOUSE presents a fay, laugh provoking musical comedy SPOTLIGHT SCANDALS starring BILLY GILBERT, FRANK FAY, and wee BONNIE BAKER. A happy treat for the entire family presented by BURKE MOTORS, Chicago's largest Do Soto-Plymouth Dealer, at 65th and Western.

WGK-TV 191 HTDSO FAMILY THEATRE pmnU Wilderness Mail and Scandal In Paris with shart sabjects. Three enjoyable honrs presented be year 38 friendly HIDSON DEALERS Yes, there's entertainment ralore In store for yoa on tonight's 1 Colrate Comedy Hoar! Tony Martin I Pit F'fS i nA. asMggaiaaa LaasWMaawaaaBsaBaM jL with his romantic tones! The Incomparable "Uncle MJltie" Berle! 9 By Candlelight. 5 Hopalong Cassldy. 7 Ted Mack Family hour.

5:30 P. M. v. Benson talking about, but hundreds of thousands of Chi-cagoans recognize this esoteric verbiage at once. It belongs to Al Benson, who has been called by all odds the city's most popular -disc jockey.

It has been said he probably has more followers than Garroway, Simon, Burton, and Garrity combined. Training Is Varied Al's home since 1946 has been WGES, which each week broadcasts more than 40 hours of Benson productions. He also has a transcribed show on WJJD. How did this Negro Arthur Godfrey become tops in his field in the second largest city in the land in less than five years? Special training? Well, yes, of sorts. Before he became maestro of such WGES shows as Swoon, Sway, and Swing, Spinning the Shellacs, and Five o'clock Jump, Al was 1 "pastor" of a non-denominational church on the south side; 2 probation officer for Chicago and Cook county; 3 WPA interviewer attached to the University of Chicago, and 4 cook and waiter on the Pennsylvania railroad.

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What a wonderful family show fo see when Charlie Magnante cycle. He was wheeling along happily one Sunday when he noticed Bruce Chase, waving his baton as the band played on. Apparently Herb thought Chase was stealing the show. So Herb stepped gently from his wheel, picked it up and whopped the maestro. Perhaps Herb thought he was on Stop the Music.

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The billed bombshell zoomed! News Broadcasts MORNING toward the stage, but he couldn't set down. He put on his brakes. But the breaks were against him He slammed into the backdrop 7:00 WBBM 8:00 WBBM 8:25 W-G-N WIND 10:30 WMAQ 11:00 W-G-N 11:00 WIND 11:00 WCFL 11:30 WIND 2:00 r. M. W-G-N Challenge of the Yukon.

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He is, for example, mayor of Bronzeville. He won the title three years ago with a plurality of 1,4,00,000 votes over his nearest competitor in a field of 12. Each voter cast as many ballots as he wished. A couple of years ago Al needed a large hall for a be-bop concert he was sponsoring. He approached Herb Carlin of the Civic Opera house.

Carlin tried to talk Al out of renting such a-big place. "I warn you," he said. You'll never fill it. I'll bet you a hat you lose money." "He bought me a good hat, too," Al said laconically. "We packed 'em on the stage and in the pit.

About 400 were turned away. They had to call out a special police detail to control the crowd. We grossed around They Understood Him Just before Christmas last year Benson staged a jam session at the Regal theater 3,100 seats on the south side. The weather was bitter, but 6,000 fans were turned away from two shows. Traffic was stopped for blocks in four directions, it was reported.

Al, an impeccably courteous gentleman, tried to explain this magnetism. "Native talk, I guess. I talk the way the common people of my race do. They understand me. "That business about 'walk and 'talk for instance.

Geets is money. To walk heavy means to throw your shoulders back, stride in as if you owned the place, and look the man right in the eye. Talk heavy means to. speak right op. Don't be afraid; be confident.

My people know what I mean." Raises Strawberries, Too Al's undressed talk, as he put it, belies his education. He was graduated from Jackson Miss. college and studied at Loyola a year preparing for his probation officer job. Al, his wife, and two daughters 12:00 WIND 12:30 WCFI. 12:43 W-G-N 2:30 WIND 3:30 WCFL 5:00 WND WMAQ "THE QUIZ KIDS." Dictionary af Americanisms editor tests Kids on words, aa Ohio handicapped child Joins Quia Kid panel.

and almost knocked the Super out of the Super Circus sign. During the telecast Perri perched quietly on a small ladder, and behaved re-5onably well. Then there was the time Patton and his helpers had to cope with four lionesses and a lion. The lady lions excited his romantic interest so the lion was taken out into a hallway, adjacent the stage. During the telecast the studio audience was mystified by leonine howling and growling off EVENING 6:00 WIND 10:30 W-G-N 8:00 WIND 11:00 WMAQ 00 WIND 11:55 WENR 10:00 WBBM 12:00 WIND CHANNt fi.7r- 1 1:00.

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The Elephants' Lapse Things really got out of hand one Sunday in the spring of 1949 when the program included four elephants. They say an elephant never forgets, but they slipped that afternoon. Patton is inclined to forgive them. He figured that these pachyderms may have been absent from school the day teacher explained about holding up two finders. "We learned our lesson," he Magic of Believing.

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WIND Sports' Review. WEFM Musical Favorite. WFJL Piano Showcase. WEAW Melody Music 7:45 P. M.

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WBBM Salt Lake Choir. WAIT Lutheran Gospel Hour. 8:45 A. M. WCFL Fred Waring.

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Price a a mmd fom'll rJse richard I sp I house big enough to convert into a small hotel. One room is a $10,000 studio. He drives four automobiles, one a Chartreuse fishtailed convertible and another a maroon job of the same make. He owns a prosperous record shop, is president of Swingmaster Recording company, and produces strawberries by the carload on a Michigan farm. Pretty good for a lad who followed the advice of his father, a musician to go north young man, WMAQ DON'T MISS CART GRANT BETSY DRAKE as MR.

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WOAK Recital. WFMF Dinner Concert. lien a 11 a In 19497 Get Walt said. "The elephants were very young only out of the jungle a year. And they were just confuted under crowded working Sweet William, a Lincoln Park skunk, got out of hand on Kukla, Fran and Ollie one evening.

But the deodorized dandy who was a guest on Super Circus only went so far as to nip Mary Hartline on the finger, and then took a bite out of the stage manager and his wife. Not so long ago Patton had to cope with three brown bears. The growlers, altho trained, were known to be skittish so holes were drilled on the stage and as each bear finished his routine he was chained to the floor while the next performed. And a large screen was placed in front of the control booth glass plate lest they see their images and decide to give battle. Televiewers and studio guests are often surprised to find that such big animals as elephants, lions and bears can be brought into an average sized theater.

The Civic theater stage's working space is only about 33 by 28 feet. The animals are carted to the theater in trucks. They are taken thru the truck entrance of the adjacent Civic Opera house stage. How They Manage If the animals are large they are kept in the trucks until' just before the performance. Seals are kept in tanks; lions, dogs and birds in cages on trucks.

While no animal act has ever failed to go on. there have been some close calls. A while back three camels, borrowed from the Black Hills Passion Play company, crested some excitement. At rehearsal the ships of the desert came on like PT boats. But when the time for the telecast came the dizzy dromedaries wouldn't budge.

Usually they respond to a loaf of fresh bread. The trainer said the bread offered them was stale. However, finally they came out and did their stuff. Then one of them followed with a nasty trick, one that camels often resort to. He spit in the stage manager's eye! It's good it wasn't spitting cobra I Newtan's Interesting answer In his Come to the Movies! Sod Stop or TODAY for Tfra.

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Marlin Perkins, Lincoln park zoo director, in. cooperation with the Art institute, will show how artists thru the ages have employed animals as subjects in art ranging from tapestries and ancient pottery to oil masterpieces on the Zoo Parade at 6 p. m. today on WNBQ. With photografs of Art institute exhibits, animals represented in the reproductions will be shown on the program.

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