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PAGE 22 Section THE SUN, BALTIMORE, SUNDAY MORNING. DECEMBER 3. 1930 Toilin On Air Today Television Programs rime piren cr faster Standard rim.l just the way Clyde Beatty used to do with his lions. "The simple explanation is that without a whistle there'd be no way of hearing anything going on in the studio. With twentjr musicians blowing into and banging on their Instruments, tap dancers, acrobats, singers, bicycle riders and roller skaters warming up on the stag or in the wings, a mere holler for silence can't be heard in the first row of the orchestra.

But somehow they all can hear a cop's whistle." TTV Television Week Channel Two, Baltimore Highlights for today, and the com p'ets program scheduled on WMAH-TV this week or show below. Consult the Sunpapert daily for additional features and last-minute corrections. Tuesday, the day of the show. Starting around 10 A.M., we go before the cameras for the first time out the lighting, the placement of the sets, the costuming, the microphone problems and the camera angles. This goes on for six or seven hours Whistle Needed "Maybe I should explain my police whistle.

When someone comes to watch our rehearsal, he frequently goes away saying, 'When did Berle get the idea he was a lion This is a reference to the fact that at rehearsals I've always got a policeman's whistle in my mouth, and I guess I blow it 300 or 400 times during this final rehearsal. vVMAtt TV Channel 12.30 New and Concert Muslo. 1.00 Film Theater of the Air: 'Telia." with Ry Hssell and Joan Hiekson. 2 1 Sunpapert Tevellslon New. 2.2S "Weather Permitting.

2 JO Methodist Evanarllstie Advance Mas 3.3o "The Mutiny on The Elsinore." with Paul Lukas. 5 00 "What' My Line?" with John Daly. S.30 People' Platform. B.0O The Vesper Hour. 1 21 Late New.

.30 "Mr. I. Mastication." "Aladdin." 7.00 The Gene Autry Show. 7.30 This Is Show Business, with Clifton Fadiman. 8.00 Toast of the Town, with Ed Sullivan.

Roberta Peters. Stan Kenton band and Ana Kicarda. 9 00 The Fred Waring Show. 10.00 Celebrity Time, with Conrad Nagel. 10.30 Donald Kirkley and his Guests.

10.45 Television Scoreboard. 10.55 "To Peggy." 11.00 The Robert Q. Lewi Show. 1I.1S Sunpaper TV News. 11.25 "Weather Permitting.

11.30 Sign Off. WBAL-TV Channel 11. 11.45 Test Pattern. 12.00 Presents. 12.30 Hornet.

l.oo Eskimo Club. 2.00 Four Star Revue. 3.00 On the Spot. 3.30 Mr. Roosevelt Meet tht Public 4.00 Meet the Pres.

4.30 Zoo Parade. S.OO Gabby Raye Show. S.30 Watch the World. 6.00 Hopalong Cassidv. 7 OA ills Teen Club.

730 The Aldrich Family. 8.00 Comedy Hour. .00 Television Playhouse. 10.00 Oarrowsy at Large. 10.30 Dance Party.

11.00 Mystery Marquee. 12.00 Program Preview. WAA It Channel IX 11.45 Test Pattern. 11.55 News. 12.00 Ranger Joe 12.15 To Be Announced.

12.30 Film "A Day In the Life of Cerebral Palsied Child." 1.00 The Bible Herald. 130 Pro Football Highlights, with Barry Wismer. J.00 The Second Freedom, 2.15 Public Service Film, "Coming Home." 2.30 Holiday Hotel, starring Don Amech. 3.00 First Nlghter. 4.00 Lazy Ranch Jtmbore.

.00 Super Clreua Thl I Your Zoo. with Arthur Watson. 8.30 "Crusade In Europe." "Victory in Italy." T.OO Paul Whlteman Revue. 7.30 Showtime. U.S.A.

a. 00 The Stu Erwln Show. .30 Inside Detective. S.OO Famous Jury Trial. 030 Can Von Top Thlsf 10.00 The College Bowl, (tarring Chico Marx.

i 10.30 Youth on the March. 11.00 The Open Bible. 11.30 Final Edition. 1135 Tomorrow on WAAM. LINDEN TELEVISION WILL Enlarge youi Philco Television Screen other makes can be converted, too that I have holes in my socks.

But too little rehearsal. Please, not that. "I doubt that any full-hour comedy show on television gets as much rehearsal as mine does. As a matter of fact, the total comes to something like 30 hours a week of rehearsal for that one hour on lhe air so if things go wrong on the show the7 go wrong for any of a thousand reasons, but not because we didn't try." Rehearsals begin on the Friday preceding the Tuesday that the show is 5eVcf Guests "Harry Kalcheim," of the talent agency, comes over to my apartment," Berle says, "and we go through a long list of suggested guests that he's made out for me. After an hour or so of whittling, we've got the list down to size, and Harry goes off to get in touch with the people we want for that week.

"As soon as the guests are decided upon. In come my writers for nine or ten hours of script work. Here we work out my routines and the main comedy skit, and by the time we're done usually the next afternoon. Saturday) we also have a general Idea of the music we'll need on the show. Song titles and musical cues are immediately sent over to Allan Roth so he can get his music prepared for the first rehearsal.

10 Hours, On Sunday "On Sunday comes the first run-through, in a large loft over Lindy's. For ten hours on Sunday when the rest of the town is relaxing we sweat out our acts. That is. on Sundays we go through all the acts individually, cutting time, expanding them, changing the music for them, rewriting them. "On Monday we do it all over again, for another ten hours, and when we knock off for the night we usually have the completed show still very rough, but basically what it will be when we go on the air Tuesday night.

'The final polishing comes on FM Programs 5.45 Living Fsith. uto Listen and Li Longer. 7.00 Music Every Sunday. 7 .30 Let', Visit the Ballet. 8.00 British Concert BalL 00 Muslo Out of the Night.

30 Muslo In Modern Manner. 10.00 On the Podium. 11.00 End Page. WCAO Channel 274. 103.T meg.

FM operate today 8 A.M. to 11.30 A Programs asm as standard listings for WCAO. WITH Channel 282. 104.3 met FM operates today 3 P.M. to 11 Program are am at ttandard listing for WITH.

Programs 10" or 12' 'screens LINDEN TELEVISION WILL LINDEN TELEVISION WILL LINDEN TELEVISION WILL LINDEN TELEVISION WILL LINDEN TELEVISION IS 1090k wrPJ (Amertrsnt una WSID 1010k WBMD 740 I TELEVISION TV TONIGHT "COLGATE COMEDY HOUR" VBAL-TV 8 P.M. CHANNEL 11 'aw; $5 DOWN Reserve Yr Set little) a with "One Kmh" Picture Control; EDDIE CANTOR 9 1 I tnonth Tonight on TV Laugh Riot! 9:30 to 10:00 P.M. WAAM Spentorid By WIRE CORP. OP AMERICA, CHICAGO 12 i1 'Z mm 3 Milton Berle IT HAS been said that Milton Berle put himself to the task of learning ten new jokes a day at an age when most little boys are busy with sticks and snails and puppy dogs' True or not, it offers one explanation for Berle's ability to serve as emcee and chief funnyman of a one-hour program once a week without running out of gags, repeating himself or wearing out his welcome an accomplishment he has managed over NBC television for more than three years. And he shows no signs -of weakening now.

Berle began his career In the early Pearl White movie thrillers as the juvenile who was saved in the nick of time from cliffs, waterfalls, railroad ties and buzz-saws. Smash Hit At Palace As a teenager, he toured In vaudeville with a youngster named Elizabeth Kennedy. Later, as a "single." he did so well as a last-minute replacement at New York's Palace Theater, against stiff competition, including Jack Benny and Bea Lillie, that a one-week booking turned into a six-month run. In 1936, he was one of the principals in the "Ziegfeld Follies." Among his' other stage appearances were "Earl Car--roll's Vanities," "Life Begins at 8.40" and "See My Lawyer." All this led to movies and ultimately to radio. Between 1936 and 1947 he was on and off the air in six different shows, none of them very successful.

It was almost a matter of legend that when Berle starred on his own show, that show was sure to die. Then came television, and at once he was hailed as the industry's fair-haired child. Criticism He Resents Berl says that ever so often he gets a letter from a television 'viewer who claims that he didn't put enough rehearsal into one of his acts. "I don't mind being told I looked ugly" he declares, "or that the acts weren't any good, or HAVE A BIG NIGHT TONIGHT! Listen to DREW PEARSON Commentator MONDAY MORNING HEADLINES THIS WEEK IN BALTIMORE STOP THE MUSIC WALTER WINCHELL Commentator MpBVsMBePksBtsVpMsa mBmBsKim LOUELLA PARSONS Commentator CINNY SIMMS SONG SHOP ALL on lAJUUUMUl Shm PRESENTING! "MOUY MAIONE," A MUSrCO-OHAMA ciock WMAR-TV Channel 2 PRESENTED BY GENERAL ELECTBIC WAAM 13 P.M. Sponsored by I converted to 14" or 16' MtVe the ropvervi'W pmmflv enrl er-pertlv.

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RD. CLifton 6200 Sunday Highlights: 1.00 Film Theatre of the Aifi "Celio" with Hy Hozell. 2 JO Methodist Evangelistic Advance Moss Meeting. 3.30 G.L Film Playhouse: "Mutiny on the. Elsinore" with Paul lulas.

6JS0 Mr. I. Magination: "Aladdin" with Paul Tripp. 7.00 The Gen Autry Show: "The Grey Dude." 7 JO "This It Show Business" with Clifton Fadiman, George S. Kaufman and Abo Burrows.

8.00 'Toast of the Town" with Ed Sullivan. 9.00 Tho Fred Waring Show. 10.00 "Celebrity Time" with Conrad Nagel, Jon Struther. 10.30 Donald Kirkley and hit guest: Dr. lowed Ensor, President Western Maryland College.

(Far today's complete program schedule tea regular listing! an the TV-Radio paga.) TEST PATTERN Monday through Saturday, 11:30 to program time. Monday, Dec. 4 1-30 The Garry Moore Show 2.30 "first 100 Yeors" 2 45 The Woman's Angle 3 00 Sports Results 3.03 The Woman's Angle with Polly Drummond 3.30 The Sports Parade, with Matt Thomas 4.00 The National Sports Parade with Bailey Goss 00 lucky Pup, Bunin Puppets 6 13 TV Playground; Western Trailt 30 Tom Corbett, Space Cadet 6.43 Sunpooers Television News 6S5 "Weather Permitting 7.00 Tour Family Doctor .5 This Is Baltimore JO Douglas Edwards and the Newt 7 43 The erry Coma Show 8 00 lux Video Theatre 8 30 Arthur Godfrey's Talent Scouts 9 CO The Horace Heidt Show 9.30 The Goldbergs 10.00 Studio One, "letters From Cairo" 11.00 At Home Show 11.15 Sunpooers Television News IU5 "Weather Permitting 11-30 "To Peggy" Tuesday, Dec. 5 1.30 The Garry Moore Show 2 30 "First 100 Years" 2.43 The Woman's Angle 3 00 Homemakers' Roundup 3.30 The Sports Parade 4 DO National Sports Parade with Baitey Goss. 6.00 lucky Pup.

Bunin Puppets 6.15 TV Playground: Western Trailt 6 45 Sunpapers Television Newt 6 55 Skilled Hands 7.00 Court of Common Sense with Judge Joseph Kolodny 7.13 Yesterday Newsreels. 7.30 tDouglas Edwards and the Newt 7.45 The Faye (merson Show 8.00 Prudential Family Playhouse: "Barretts of Wimpole Street" storrina Helen Hayes Gene Lock hart 9.00 Vaughn Monroe Musical Variety Show 9J0 "Susoense" 10.00 Wrestlina from the Coliseum 11.00 Skilled Hands. 11.03 Sunpapers TV Newt Wednesday, Dec. 6 12 45 This World of Ours 1.00 luncheon with the ladies 1.30 The Garry Moore Show 2 30 "first 100 Years" 2.45 The Jonathan Story 3 00 Sports Results 3.05 The Woman's Angle, with Polly Drummond. 3.30 The Sports Parade with Matt Thomas 4.00 The National Sports Parade with Bailey Goss 6 00 lucky Pup, Bunin Puppets 6 13 TV Playground: Western Trails 6.30 Tom Corbett, Space Cadet.

6 45 Sunpapers Television Newt 6.55 "'Weather Permitting 7.00 Dinner at The Sheraton Belvedere 7 39 Doualos Edwards' and the Newt 7 45 The Perry Come Shnw 8.00 Arthur Godfrey and hit friends. 9 00 The Somerset Maugham Theatre 9 30 The Web: "The Deadly Friend" 10.00 Boxing, from Detroit, Mich. 10.43 Fight follow-up 11.00 Sunpapers TV News 11.10 "Weather Permitting 11.15 Western Theatre Thursday, Dec. 7 1215 WMAR-TV Presents 12.30 The Betty Cracker Program 100 Marvin Ellin's Block Party 1.30 The Garry Moore Show 2.30 "The First 100 Years" 2.45 The Woman's Angle 3.00 Sports Results 3 05 The Woman's Anglo 3.30 The Soorts Parade 4.00 The National Sports Parade with Bailey Goss 6.00 lucky Pup. Bunin Puppets 6.15 TV Playground: Western Trails Sunpapers Television News 6.55 Demonstration of Power Tools 7.00 Know Your Sunpapert Route Owner 7.15 Do You Know Baltimore? 7 JO Douglas Edwards and the Newt 7.45 The Faye Emerson Show 8.00 The Bums and Allen Show 8.30 The Show Goes On 9.00 The Alan Young Show 9 30 Big Town with Pat McVay 10.00 Truth or Consequences 10.30 Airflyte Theatre: "Mystery of Mrs.

Dickenson" with Franchot Tone Wiessner's Mystery Theatre "Choos in a Circus" with Conrad Nagel Sunpapers Television New, Demonstration of Power Tools 11.00 12.00 12.10 friday, Dec. 8 1.30 The Garry Moore Show 2J0 245 3.00 305 330 4.00 6.00 6.15 "The First 100 Years" The Jonathan Story Sports Results The Woman's Angle The Sports Parade The National Sports Parade with Bailey Goss Ijcky Pup: Bunin Puppets TV Playground: Western Theatre 6.30 Tom Corbett, Space Cadet 6.45 Sunpapers Television News 6.55 7.00 7.15 7.30 745 800 8.30 900 10.00 10 JO 11.00 11.30 11.40 11.45 IIJO "Weather Permitting Game of the Week Dick Dunkell's Football Forecast Douglas Edwards and the News The Perry Coma Show "Mama" starring Peggy Wood Man Against Crime starring Ralph Bellamy The Magna vox Theatre Star of the Fomily with Morton Downey Beat the Clock with Bud Collyer The Danger Theatre Sunpapers Television Newt "'Weather Permitting "To Jim" ladies Wrestling Saturday, Dec. 9 10.30 Boots and Saddles: Double Feature "Death Rides the Range" and "Beyond the law1 News and Concert Music The World We live In The Collegians History Comes Alive: "Growth of Cities" Game of the Week The Sports Parade with Matt Thomas The National Sports Parade with Bailey Goss TV Playground: Western Trailt The Big Top live Circus National Amateur Time with 1230 1 00 2 00 2.30. 245 3.00 4 00 600 6.30 7.00 Bailey Goss 7J0 Sunpapert Television Stews 7.40 Television Scoreboard 7.45 The Faye Emerson Show 8.00 The Ken Murray Show 9.00 The Frank Sinatra Shew 10.00 Sing It Again 11.00 Wiessner's Mystery Theatre 12.00 Sunpapers Television Newt 12.10 Television Scoreboard WWIN Channel 234, M.7 mrt. 10.20 Sit a On.

10 Connoisseur Musi. 11.30 The PUzo. 12.00 Symphonic Miniature. 12.30 Waltzing on Air. 1.00 Portraits In Musi.

1J0 Designs In Music. 2.00 Brlsht Moment la Music, 2.30 Gem In Music. 3.00 Five Centuries of French Musis. 3.30 Symphony. 4.30 Musical Moods.

4.45 Sunday Vesper. S.oo Memorable Musis. BJ0 Evening Echoes. Standard WCAO (Columbia' 00tc WCBM (Mutual) MOtt MORNING 00-WCBM New. WCAO Morning New.

WITH New: Golden Trumpet Quartet WFBR New Summary. WSID Bishop Fields. WBAL News: George Crook. WBMD New. 8.15-WTTH Star of Bethlehem Quartet.

WCBM Morning Glories. WSID Church News. WCAO Chariot Wheel. WFBR Morning Song. WBMB Milton Davage.

830-WTTH Heavenly Gate Quartet. WSID Mother Rosa Horn. WCAO Carolina Calling. WFBR Let There be Musi. WBAL String Quartet.

8.45-WITH Golden Light Quartet WFBR Maureen O'Hars. WBMD Living Faith. B.00-WCAO World New Roundup: WBAL Balto Church of Air. WITH News: Church News. WFBR New.

WBMD News: Roy Rogers. WSID The B. Marin. Gllli Memorial. WCAO E.

Power Bigg. WCBM New WFBR Spotlight on Sport. WBMD Golden Key Quartet. 30-WBAL Music for All. WCBM Christ Episcopal Church.

WFBR Voice of Prophecy WITH First Presbyteritn Church. WSID Unity Viewpoint WBMD Song of All Faith. 8.45-WCAO Christian Science Program. WSID The Rev. Roy Huntly.

19 00-WCAO Church of the Air. WTH News: Guy Lombards. WFBR Balto. Inst, of Musical Art. WBAL National Radio Pulpit.

WCBM Jewish Radio Hour. WSID Golden Light Quartet. WBMD News: German Hour 10 IS SID The Rev Davis WFBR Md. Pharmaceutical Assn. 10.30-WFBR RatUo Mas.

with Musical Noteoooc WBAL Art of Living. 18.45-WTTH Pleasure WSID Dialing with Larkin. WBAL New Highlights. 10.5S-WBMD News. U.oo-WBAL The Cnmlo Weekly Man.

WITH News: Millionaires Club. WFBR St. Mark's Methodist Church. WCAO Gospel Tabernacle WSID First Gospel Church. WBMD Arlington Baptist Church.

WCBM Christ Lutheran Church. 11 30-WBAL TJ. la My Beat. WITH Cuitomgde U.4S-WBAL, Solitaire Tim. AFTERNOON 12.00-WCAO News: Modern Moods.

WBAL News: Labor Slieaks. Wllri News: Gaieties WCBM Baltimore Histadrot Council. WFBR Treasury Band Show. WSID Bishop Paul Tucker. WBMD News.

12.1S-WBMD Golden Opportunities. WBAL United Nation. 12.30-WBAL Eternal Light. WCAO National Conference of Chris- tian and Jew. WITH Musical Fun.

WBMD Lithuanian Melody Time. WPBR Piano Playhouse. WCBM Jjew. 12.45-WCAO Citizens Planning dr. Housing.

WCBM Frank and Ernest. 1.0O-WTTH News Mutle Favorite. WFBR New. WBAL First Freedom. WSID Bishop Field.

WBMD Jewish Hour. WCAO New York Philharmonic Orch. WCBM Back To God. US-WFBR Dick Haymes Show -130-WBAIj Cniverslty- ot Chicago WITH Song of Romance WSID Magic of Music WFBR Lynn Murray Show. WCBM Lutheran Hour.

1.5 5-WITH Colts vs. Detroit Lions. 2.00-WCBM South Sea Islanders. WFBR Forward. America WBMD Hillbilly H1U.

WSID Football. Redskins Steelert. WBAL Catholic Hour 230-WCAO The Symphonettea. WFBR Mr President WBAL American Forum. J.00-WCAO Escape WFBR This Week Around the World.

WBMD Voice of Polish Colony. WBAL Dimension X. WCBM Music for a Half Hour. 130-WFBR The Lutheran Hour. WBAL Qui Kids WCAO Make-Believe Town.

WCBM Melody Review. S.OO-WCAO Earn Your Vacation. WBAL The Falcon. WFB Ft Old-Fashioned Revival Hour. WBMD Greek-American Hour, WCBM tinder Arrest.

4.15-WSID Mother Rosa Horn. 430-WCBM Martin Kana. WCAO Arthur Godfrey. WITH Melody Parade. WSID Sunset Jubilee Singer.

WBAL Television Variety. 4.45-WBMD Sign Off. WSID Sign Off. S.OO-WCBM The Shadow WCAO Songs the World Remember. WITH News: Hall of Hits.

WBAL Dr. Kildare. WFBR Billy Graham. S.30-WCBM Detective Mysteries. WBAL Charlie Wild.

WCAO Meet Frank Sinatra. WFBR Greatest Story Ever Told. WITH Romance Time. EVENING 8.00-WBAL Big Show. WCBM Roy Roger Show.

WFBR Drew Pearson. Commentator. WITH News; Hit from the Show. 8.1 5-WFBR Monday Morning Bsadllnsa. WSID Sign off.

830-WCAO Our Miss Brook. WCBM Nick Carter WFBR This Week In Baltimore. WITH Your Grocer. 7.0O-WCBM Peter WCAO The Jack Benny Show. WFBR Richard Wallace Show.

WITH News; Sunday Scort Hoard. 7 Jerry Qrsy'a Orch. Will (National) WITH 1230k T.30-WBAL Phil Hart-la Show. WCAO Amos n' Andy WITH The Cantor Sings. WCBM Juvenile Jury.

WFBR Mystery File. 7 Alcoholic Anonymous. WSID Bishop Fields 8. 00-WCAO Charlie McCarthy. WCBM New.

WFBR Stop the Musi. WBMD Sign Off WBAL Hedda Hopper. WITH News. Overlea Baptist Church. B.1S-WCBM Baltimore on the Battery.

830-WCAO Red Skeltnn. WBAL -Theater Guild. WCBM The Enchanted Hour. 00-WCAO Corliss Archer. WITH News: Children' Aid Bneirtv.

WCBM Sylvan Levin Opera Concert. WFBR Walter WlnchelL Navy Band. WFBR Louelia Parson. Texas Ranger. WCAO Horace Beidt.

WITH Music in the Modern Mood. WFBR American Album. WCBM Gabriel Heatter New. 45-WCBM Get More Out of Life. WITH Mlndy Carsons.

10.00-WCAO The Contented Hour WCBM Oklahoma Symphony Orch. WFBR Jinny Simms Song Shop WBAL S64 Question. WITH News: Better Baltimore Forum. 10.15-WFBR Dick Haymes Show. 10.30-WBAL NBC Theater.

WCAO The Chorsliers. WITH Apostolic Faith Church. WFBR David Rose Show. 11 News and Sport. WITH Newt: King Col Trio.

WFBR New. WCAO The World Tonight. WCBM Night New Journal. 11.15-WBAL National Guard. WCBM Bill Cunningham.

WFBR Evangelistic Tempi. WITH The Jaza Session. WCAO Mt. Cavalry Pentecostal Cb 1130-WCAO Dance Orch. WBAL Music You Want.

WITH Chuck Richards Revue, WCBM The Music Yon Like. 11.45-WCAO Henry Jerome Orch. ll.SS-WCBM New. 12.00-WFBR Musie at Midnight. WITH Record Revue.

WCBM Weather. WBAL Sign 09. WCAO New: Dane Ore. From Television To Opera Role Jack Gilford, featured comedian on DuMont's "Star Time," has been signed by Rudolf Eing for the new production of Johann Strauss' "Die Fledermaus," opening at the Metropolitan Opera House December 20. He will be seen as the inebriated jailer, Frosch, a part largely done in pantomime.

He won't be required to sing a note. Cohan Comedies Da TaI AieAf4 I DC I ClCYIjCU A package of 65 musical comedies and plays written by the late George M. Cohan soon will be made ready for use on television, according to George M. Cohan, Jr. Mr.

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