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Thursday, September 15, 1949 Madison WISCONSIN STATE JOURNAL 14 Mornings and Sunday Year's day in Miami. (Radio (pAjoahawL ShswbJsA. Jbif. QlocL Hollywood By Edith Gtcynn S'D A WiBA WT5 I WENR-WLS WGN WMAQ WKOW WlTU WBBM 111 kf. un kr.

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J-4j Musical Clock Morning: N'ewg Cluh Today's the Day News Club: Newg Farm News Shopping Uorniui Parade Breaklusi My True News Welcome Coffee News: Musical Bins Crosby Betty Club Story H. Harding Traveler Club: News Clock Robt. Lewis Kddy Arnold Breakfast Betty Crocker Virginia Gale Marriage for Two Coffee Musical Clock Robt. Ct. Lewis News Club Karl and Harty Spots of Music For Tomorrow Club Musical Clock Robt.

Q. Lewis 9:00 Welcome My True To Be News Doctor's Office Reverend News; Pioneers Robt. Q. Lewis Travelers story Announced Your Marrlaee Love and Learn PP Freddy Martin Robt a Lewis for Two Fas, Jed Malone gainst Jack Berch "tt0 Tsl, 4S lob Service Rhythm New the Storm Lora Lawton Cectl Brown Rosemary 14 mi Trading Post Romance Kate Smith Here's Norman Behind the Story Women's News Wendy Warren Love and Learn Story Tnls Kate Smith Ross Your Neighbor Rent Control Aunt Jenny l-3 Jack Be-rh T-i Martha and Here's Norman Against Mid-Morning Helen Trent fc f5wn Oaten Draife n' rSA the Storm Matinee Our Oal Sunday 11:00 Linda a 1st Love Listen Cam. Stubby.

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News Road of Life Day si Hays Hilltop House 1:30 'Calendar 'Ladies tes Gabriel Heatter Pepper Young Say It with and Daughter Music l45 in Be Seated Bp Seated Ma cc" aVk Rt to Happiness Music Music Booth News 1 I "promenade Rdio Ou.Z ftn.n."' LMell Musl Rhyme Doe. Pay I ot ed B-ide and You Can't Lose Stella Dallas Mortenson Booth Life of the Party I p7pperVnc Add, linda 1st Love kf.Ti120 on'8 Harvey Harding Here's to Vets News: Music -5 to Hap nes a ine Editor's Daughter Widder Brown Gabriel Heatter Const. Invader News 3:00 Backstage Wife Melody Vtrtne O-ch" Girl Marries Family Bible Paul 3:15 Stella Dallas Promenade 'cn Marshall Kent Portia Faced Life 'Dreams Hour Gibson 3: Lorenzo Jones Coleman Trio SpoTlight JrSst Plain Bill Sat Smith Melody Look at Life 145 W.dder Brown The Joneses Karney sg, Story Front Farrell Two-Ton Baker Hour Gold Coast 4 News. Varsity Hornet B-Bar-B News Harmony Melody News 4:15 Hour Jamboree Jack Ranch Dave House Hour News 4.M Madison Hour Uncle Dick Caampion Garroway Harmony Spotlight Curt Massey Melodic Gems ABC -trm. t.ong Curly Bradley News House Serenade Lowell Thomas Ft.T,-rJm.

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THURSDAY A. M. 7:30 Band Wagon 7:45 Morning News 7:57 Weather Report 8:00 Morning Melodies 8:45 Fun Time 0:00 Morning Melodies 0:54 Job Bulletin Board 0:55 Weather Report 10:00 Homemakers' Program 10:30 Music on the Lighter Side 10:45 News and Views 11:00 V. 8. History 11:50 Noon Musicale P.

M. 12 :20 News 12:30 Farm Program 1 :00 Chapter a Day 1:30 Matinee Musicale 1:57 Weather Report 2:00 Short Story Time 2:30 Music of the Master 3:30 Radio Journal 4:00 Musical Varieties 4:30 Adventures in Research 4:45 Music You Want 5:15 Just for Fun 5:30 Music Album 5:45 News 6:00 Dinner Musicale iM Only After 7:00 Evening Concert 7:30 Chapter a Night 8:00 Gunnar Johansen 9:00 FM Concert 10:55 Night News (to 11:00) began playing the violin and then viola as a boy in Germany. Later he married his pianist and the couple achieved a permanent vin- la-piano ensemble. In 1946, Yehudi Menuhin. on a visit to Bucharest, listened to the Wallfisch viola-piano team and promptly decided to bring them to the United States.

En route to their new home in America, Mr. and Mrs. Wallfisch appeared in recitals and broadcasts in Switzerland and England. They spent the summer of 1947 playing for Frank Lloyd Wright and the Taliesin This summer they are guests of Mrs. Jane Porter, Spring Green.

SQUARE DANCERS: A Chicago Railroad Fair champion ship square dance contest, expected to attract teams from all over the Middlewest. will begin at the lake-front exposition Thursday night, Sept. 22, with the first of a series of three preliminary competitions leading to the finals Sunday after noon, Sept. 25. The preliminaries, open to all costumed sets of eight, will be held in the Rocket Village of the Rock Island lines at 8 p.

m. Thursday, Friday and Saturday, Sept. 22-24. Two teams will be selected each evening to compete for the championship at 3 p. m.

Sunday. Music will be provided by Chuck Vavalle and his Rocket Village Troubadours. In addition to receiving a loving cup, the winning team will make a guest appearance on the WLS Barn Dance program Oct. 1. Loving cups also will be presented to second and third place winners.

Entry blanks may be obtained from the Railroad Fair Special Events department. 23rd st. and Lake Shore Chicago. a noted world travelei excitinf I personality I speaks his "ROBERT MONTGOMERY SPEAKING" America's noted motion picture director opens his mind and heart in a provocative fifteen -minute conversation piece spiced with intimate, informative opinion. TONIGHT SP0NS9RES IT Itt NATS At 9 P.

M. nisc 1480 On Your Dial AMERICAN BROADCASTING COMPANY Starred procrams are also carried on corresponding FM stations WIBA-FM 101.5 tYWCF (WIBU) M. W1SC-FM. FM channels: .98.9 M. fTT Alma Carroll, the beauteous starlet married to up-coming writer George Giroux, will be a Ma in the spring.

At the enormous cocktail party that Marguerite Chapman and Bently Ryan tossed, we caught Maggie slipping up behind just about everyone and snapping very informal pictures with her trusty little flash-bulb camera. Ginger Rogers and Greg Bautzer a two there-but they left before the hosts served a Mexican dinner to the Ste Martins Angela Greene, and Paul Winans (she must have gotten back most of the jools that "Raffles' Denis lifted from her because she was the Hoagy Carmichaels, the Kay Kysers, Johnny Meyer and Patti Lydon, Myrna Dell with Pat di Cicco, Tommy Harmon and Elsye Knox, the Bill Lundigans and many others. Joan Crawford gave a gorgeous dinner-dance for about 80. You can bet it was a fun party, because we noted that the Jack Warners stayed till 3 a.m. (When Jack stays up late that's NEWSO HOLD IT And CLICK.

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m. Music of the WHA' Ernst and Lory Wallfisch. i viola-piano team, in first of two half-hour recitals. 4:30 p. m.

Curt Massey WBBM1: and Martha Tilton; -Hucklebuck." 1 w. Gabriel, Blow." with Massey playing trumpet. 5:30 p. m. Club 15 WBBMr; Dick Haymes.

Modernaires. Evelvn Knisht: "Cheek to Cheek." "Circus." "Counterfeit Love." 8 m. Gun- nar Johansen' A-F Mi; starts piano series. 8:15 p. m.

Guest Star, 1 UTOU'I vl Martin. 9 p. m. Sup per Club 'WIBA) Charles Boj 7 i More than half the available season tickets lor tne Wisconsin Players' 1949-50 -schedule had been sold by Wednesday afternoon. Prof.

John E. Dietrich, associate director, announced. Dietrich said Katie Hepburn wants Edmond O'Brien to be with her in "As You Like It." which she's about to do for N.Y.'s Theater Guild. O'Brien, usually involved with mayhem on the screen, is no novice at Shakespeare. He was in Laurence Olivier's production of "Romeo and with Orson Welles in "Julius Viveca Lindfors, home from Sweden to join her new mate, director Jon Siegal.

Such hectic goings on over the weekend! Dottv Lamour's "shindie launch her new wholesale dress business was a big success and the "samples" shown were lovely. She'll make them to retail for under $30 and "give the working girl a chance to dress like a movie star" she says. Saw Betty Hutton there thinner and peppier than she's been years. Also Lucille Ball with Desi Arnaz and she in a dress, fur stole, and shoes of pinky beige the exact shade of her hair. Gabbed with Anna Roosevelt, Mitch Leisen, Connie Moore, and the Myrt Blums, who said the only things that are a "bargain" in Europe are shampoos, hair-dos and maids.

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Recessed toe and knee specs for wom- Ing aaas Linfield, Pennsylvania. I' Told you they were having script trouble on "A Life of Her Own" which was supposed to have Lana Turner emoting in it by this time under Vincente Minelli's direction. Lana took a look at the latest version of her "comeback" opus turned her pretty nose up in the air, and refuses to show up for work until pullenty more changes are made in the story. Comic Billy de Wolf and Amy Arnall, long time romancers, have set their wedding date for New Holy Name Society to Meet at St. Bernard's The Holy Name society of St.

Bernard's Catholic church will hold its firs fall meeting in the school hall, 2430 Atwood at 8 tonight. All men of the parish are urged to attend the meeting. A full program of entertainment is scheduled, including the showing of a sound-color film. Officers of the society include the Rev. Arnold Lehman, spiritual adviser; Wayne Hay, president; Art Vollenberg, first vice-president; Robert Curtius, second vice-president; Jerry Bauers, treasurer; and Robert Kubicek, secretary.

Dr. Wee to Preach at Bethel Church Dr. Morris Wee, former pastor of Bethel Lutheran church and newlv elected-president of Carthage '111.) college, will deliver the sermon at both services at Bethel church Sunday morning. At 4 p. as the executive secretary of the National Lutheran churches division of student serv ices, he will take part in dedication services of the Lutheran Student House, 228 Langdon st.

COnCIS GO FAST Enjoy quick reliaf and speedily remove aching -corns with thin, cushioning Dr. SchoU'a Zino-pada. Coat but a trifla. FATHER KNOWS 4 Mi. STARRING ROBERT YOUNG Don't miss thii laugh-pocked hit show of family life and family fun tonight and every Thursday night.

prfntod by MAXWELL HOUSE COFFEE Value! spirits. Kinsey Distilling Corporation, to 9-30 previous marriages play Cupid in Fred (WIBA) "Love Is' a Beaut if ui! Form Proarams tee expected a sellout for the 10 nights. RADIO CONCERTS: Ernst and Lory Wallfisch, viola-piano team vacationing at Spring Green, will be featured in special half-hour recitals Thursday and Friday at 3 p. m. on the "Music of the Masters" program broadcast from the studios of WHA.

Wallfisch is violist with the Cleveland orchestra. He has appeared in recitals and concerts throughout the nation with his wife. Lory, accompanying him. He tafeurtfour a P. M.

dial" uicr TTIJV M80 Highlight: 6:30 p. m. Mr. Keen (WBBM) "The Bloodstained Necklace." nnu. rino up 7 p.

m. Suspense (WBBM): Dorothy Mc-Guire as woman who tries to con- Jjl to another's crime. 7:30 p. m. Father Knows "CST i Best I A): sWt vote more time to the children.

but they're re-sXai luctant about spending more with him. McGUIRE Deborah Kerr 8 p. m. Playhouse (WBBM): in "Anna and the King of Siam." 8:30 p. m.

First Nighter i WBBM): newlyweds" children by 11:30 a. m. Farm Roundup (WIBAt: highlights of Lodi fair; Dr. T. O.

Gores. Ralph Reynolds, Art Glick, Roy Fisk. 12:30 p. 'Farm Program WHA1: "False Notions About Meat." R. W.

Bray; "Keep Farm Buildings up to Date," S. A. Wit-zel. Variety 9 p.m. This Is Taris (WKOW): Maurice Chevalier presents harmonica trio, nine-voiced choral group.

Discussion 9:10 p.m. Robert WISC- screen star 10:30 p.m. Paul WIBAh Economic Montgomery starts series. G. Hoffman Cooperation administrator on "The Marshall Plan Its Program and Its Policies:" first address since return from European inspection tour.

Miscellaneous 9 a.m. Welcome Travelers IVe fi Oie of 7X 1 that in view of demand already demonstrated since the season books were placed on sale Monday, another sellout or season books can be anticipated. Six thousand, three hundred season subscriptions were available when season sale opened. Players season subscriptions have had consistent sellouts since 1942. Price of the season book has remained the same since that time, despite increased costs of costumes, theater rental, makeup, properties, printing, and oth er production items.

CONCERT SERIES: Likewise, season tickets for the Wisconsin Union concert series were going rapidly, and the concert commit- aU Burton wood, England. 11:45 a.m. Sacred Heart (WFOW): "Always a Catholic church." 4:45 p.m. Holland Today and Tomorrow (WFOW): "Friesland's Bridge to America." 5 p.m. Playtime for Children (WIBA.

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