The Evening Independent from Massillon, Ohio • Page 20

TWENTY FRIDAY, MAY 14, 1954 THE EVENING INDEPENDENT, MASSItXON, OHIO Radio Tonight National American Mutual Columbia (14211) (570 F. M. In Dnyllght S.vint Time) 0:00 Tex Beneke News 1 IMS Snhfo RfOorUr SoorU Bruce Charles Sports HflltowSod D.U Song, Forward 0 S. Montjv.rU Orch. 45 Extra Perry Como Cecil Brown Lowell Thomas 7:00 Alex Drclci Fulton Lewis 7:18 Bill Stern 7-30 World News Lone Ranger 7:45 One Man'5 Family Lone Banger Fulton Lewis.

Jr Emit Music-News Beulan Gabriel Heatter Pcrr.v Como Murrow 8:00 8:15 8:30 Dinah Shore Frank Sinatra Bob Hope Pregame Dugout Talk Indians-Senators Counterspy Counterspy Take A Number Mr Keen Mr. Keen Arthur Godfrey 9:00 9:15 Hirris-Faye N-Top This One Indians-Senators Indians-Senators Indians-Senators N-Prcss Club Press Club Have A Heart Arthur Godfrey Arthur Godfrey That's Rich 10:00 10:15 10:30 10:45 Fibber McGee Hearing Time Hearing Time Hearing Time Indians-Senators Indians-Senators Indians-Senators Indians-Senators Frank Edwards Tom Brown Tom Brown Tom Brown 570 Show 570 Show 570 Show 570 Show 11:00 N-Sports 11:15 Joe Mulvlhlll 11:30 MUlvihill 11:45 Mulvihill News Sports Disc Den Disc Den News-Sports Tom Brown Tom Brown Tom Brown News Sports-Believe Idora Park Idora Park Radio Saturday National American Mutual Columbia (1100) (1480) (1420) (570 KDKA (1020) (1590) WADC (1350 Listings are for shown with an asterisk A. M. irrosTams listed in Daylijrht Saving Time) 7:00 N-J. Andrews News-Sports -News NeVs-On Parade 7:15 J.

Andrews 7:30 Andrews 7:45 News Three Tees W-Three Tees Three Tees Gospel MeditationsAltar Service Bill Gordon -Farm News-Sports Bill Gordon Mews 8:00 Andrews 8:15 J. Andrews 8:30 J. Andrews J. Andrews 9:00 J. Andrews 9:15 J.

Andrew! Your Manners Your Manners News-Sports' N-Bill Gordon Top of Morning Bill Gordon Top of Morning Bill Gordon Top of Morning Bill Gordon Sacred Heart Invader Story Time No School Bill Gordon Little Show No School Toda.i Bill Gordon Show No School Todaj Bill Gordon Liltte Show- No' School Toda; Bill Gordon Garden Gate 10:00 H'wood Breakfast 10:30 Mary Lee Taylor 10:45 Mary Lee Taylor Rehabilitation 11:15 Beauty Doorway 11:30 Woman In Love 11:45 Woman In Love No School Today Teen Tyme Space Patrol News Music Space Patrol Fire Safety N-Galen Drake Robert Lewis Robert Lewis Platterbrains Platterbrains Little League Little League Ser In Blue Public Service N-Music Book iCaravans Robert Q. Lewis Robert Q. Lewis Robert Lewis Robert Q. Lewis Noon News 12:15 A Story 12:30 Town Country 12:45 Town Country Blue Serenade Man on the Farm you Were There Man on the Farm Theater News Music Time Hollywood Stars Beef Awards' Music Time Hollywood Stan 1:00 Farm Home 1:30 Music Festival Navy Hour Warmup Time Pierson Thai Guest Star City Hospital Peter Lind Hayes N-Satrdy Session 2:30 Saturday Session Indians-Senators Indians-Senators Saturday Date Saturday Date Let's -Pretend J. Butchko Road Show 2:15 Road Show Indians-Senators Saturday Date Indians-Senators Saturday -Date Records Records 4:00 Concert Time 4:30 Concert Time Indians-Senators Music of Nations Queen Elizabeth Music ol Nations Records Records 5:00 W-Fran Warren 5:15 1100 Club 3:30 On The Town On The Town Tea Crumpets Music of Nations Tea Crumpets Music of-Nations Pop Concerts Music of Nations Voice Of Safety Music of Nations Saturday Records Saturday Records Saturday Records Jim Orch.

lex' Beneke 6:15 W-News 6:30 Eugene O'Neill 6:45 Eugene O'Neill News Round Speedway News Sports Public Service Sports Time For Music Strikes-Spares Faith Today Washington Public Service Record -Show 7:00 Paris Spotlight 7:15 Paris Spotlight' 7:30 Big Sound Big Sound Les Brown Guest Star. Green Room Green Room Today Walt Trohan Keep, Healthy Globe Trotter Mr Jaycee Red Cross Stories All The World Big Preview Biy Preview Dancing Party DSncing Party Farm Quiz LaMar Wilson Gunsmoke Gangbusters Big Preview 9:30 Grand Ole Opry Dancing Party Dancing Party LaMar Wilson Lombardo 10:00 Country Parade 10:15 Dude Ranch 10:30 Pee Wee 11:00 W-News-Sports 11:13 Joe Mulvihill 11:30 Mulvihill Voice of U. S. Chicago Theater Voice of U. S.

Chicago Theater Lawrence Welk Chicseo The.iti-r Two For Money ohnny Mercer Johnny Mercer Johnny Mercer See. Talbot News Otto Thurn At Ease Otto Thurn Moonlight B'room Tom Brown News Sports-interlude Orchestra A person weighing 200 pounds on earth would weigh about 33 pounds on the moon. About 80 per cent of all vacation trips in the United States are by automobile. BIG LEAGUER With Edward G. Robinson Also GUN BELT (T) Starring George Montgomery CARTOON r- Coming Sunday MOGAMBO With Clark Gable Suzaii Ball, Dick Long On TV Show HOLLYWOOD.

(AP) Suzan Ball, the actress who lost her leg to cancer, and her new husband, Dick Long, will make their first professional appearance together on television May 27. i The young couple, wed last month, will co-star on Video I Theater over CBS-TV. I Miss Ball, still training on an artificial leg, will portray an auto accident victim confined to a chair. Long, playing a returning GI. goads her into walking again.

Television Tonight Channel 3 WNBK Channel 5 WEWS Channel 8 WXEL P. M. 6:00 Tip Top Comlcj 6:15 Tip Top Comici 6:30 Sports-Weather 6:45 Tom Field listed In Daylight String Dinner Platter Dinner Platter News Highlights Sports Page TlmtT Desert Deputy Bob Neil WMthMiv Grahams At Home 7:00 Badge 714 7:15 Badge 714 7:30 Eddie Flsncr 7:45 News Caravan N-TV 1Q Greatest Drama Douglas Edwards Perry Como Capt. News l1 Eiadt Stu Erwin Stu Erwin 8:00 8:30 Dave Garrcway Life Of Riley Mama Topper 9:00 9:30 Big Story TV soundstage Star Playhouse Our Miss Brooks Ozzic Harriet Pepsi Paul Hartman Boston Blackie 10:00 10:30 10:45 Sport Calvalcade Sport Cavalcade Greatest Fights My Friend Jirma Led Three Lives Led Three Lives Chance of Lifetime Col. Flack Col.

Flack 11:00 News-Weather-Sports 11:15 Custom Inn 11:30 Hollywood Theater Bass Playhouse Bass Playhouse Bass Playhouse Roporter-Malone Sports-Theater Perfection' Theater Television Saturday Channel 3 WNBK Channel 5 WEWS 8 WXEL A. M. 9:00 Early Birds 9:30 Early Birds 9:45 Early Birds (Protrams listed In Daylight rest Pattern Telecoursc Telecdursc Saving Time) rest Pattern Test. Pattern Test Pattern 0:00 Cartoon 10:13 Cartoon Time 10:30 Fun Wa'gon Fun Wagon Sagebrudh Film. Sagebrush Film Sagebrush Sagebrush Film First Reel Comedy Comedy Carnival Animal Time 1:00 Fun Wagon 11:30 Flimflam Film 1:45 Flimflam Film Space Patrol Junior Crossroads Cartoon Show Merry-Go-Round Merry'-Go-Round Merry-Go-Round Noon Looking At You 2:30 Mr.

Wizard Big Top Big Top Wrangler's Roundup Wrangler's Roundup 1:00 Playhouse 1:30 Playhouse Ranger Johnny Jupiter On Stage On Stage 2:00 Playhouse 2:15 Playhouse 2:30 Siageccach Bandstand Bandstand Bandstand On Stagey On Stage On Stage 3:00 Stagecoach Theater Cinema Bandstand Bandstand On Stage White Cross 4:00 Cinema 4:30 Cinema Showtime Showtime White Cross White Cross 5:00 Koto-Magician 5:15 TEA 5:30 Dick Tracy Kamar-Jungle Ramar Jungle Contest Carnival Musical Varieties Musical Varieties Musical Varieties 6:00 Cisco Kid 6:15 Cisco Kid 6:30 Annie Oakley 6:45 Annie Oakley Beat The ClccK Beat The Clock Catholic Schools Green Thumbs TBA TBA TEA 7:00 China Smith 7-30 Ethel Albert TBA District Attcrnej Big Picture Dottie Mack Show 8:00 Lucky Stars 8:30 Atr.ateur Hour Jackie Gleason" JacklB Gleason Wrestling WresUing Show Of Shows 9:30 Show Of Shows Show Of Shows 2 For The Money My Favorite Husbana My Favorite Husband Saturday Fights Saturday Fights Fight Talks 0:00 Show Cf Shows 0:15 Show of Shews 0:30 Hit Parade 0:45 Hit Parade That's My Kent Thea'ter Kent Theater Kent Theater On Guard On Guard Pearson. Home Theater 1:00 N-Best Movie 1:15 Best Movie Gasinator Theater Gasinator Theater Home Theater Home Theater Radio Tonight Bob Hope; 9-Phil nd Alice; 9:35 Can You Top This. Mr. Keen; 8:30 Godfrey; 0 Golf Tournament. Jack Gregson; 9 Ozzie nd Harriet; 10 Boxing, Jacques ioyer vs.

Tiger Jones. Counter Spy; 8:30 Take Number. TV Movies TODAY 11 p.m. (WEWS) "Thfe Creeper' Edwardo Ciannelli. 11:20 p.

m. (WXEL) "Heritage of the Plains" Donald Woods and Evelyn Venable. Approximately 670.000 Aztec Indians still live in Mexico. Television Tonight Dave Garroway; 9 Big Story; 9:30 Sound Stage; 10 Boxing, Jacques Royer vs. Tiger Jones.

Topper; 9:30 Our Miss Brooks; 10:30 Person to Person. Stu Erwin; 8:30 Film Playhouse; 9:30 Who's the Boss. Life Begins at 80; 10 Chance of Lifetime; 10:30 Col. Flack. TV-Radio News Bits By LAWRENCE WITTE Eight selected "Fireside Theater" telefilms will be repeated this summer, under the title of "Summer Playhouse," as the replacement for the popular NBC-TV dramatic show during its regular seasonal intermission.

"Summer Playhouse" will be presented from July 6 through Aug. 24, with Nelson Case, well-known announcer, actor and television personality as the host. "Fireside Theater," which is produced and directed, by Frank Wisbar, will resume on Tuesday, Aug. 31, after an eight-'ffeek summer hiatus, with film star Gene Raymond returning as the series' regular'host. This will be the first time since i 'Fireside" made its debut almost six years ago that its summer re- )lacement will consist of repeats )f shows presented during-the regular season.

Previously, the Tuesday evening program was replaced during the summer by different and separately produced shows. The decision to use repeats was he result both of the continuing and increasing popularity of "Fire- ide Theater," which has consistently been among the highest rated iramalic shows on television, and 3f the requests from viewers for repetition on the show of their avorite telefilms. PLATTER CHATTER: Comedian ted Buttons, star of the Monday Red Buttons Show on CBS- 'V, who achieved phenomenal suc- ess with his first and only effort a recording artist last year, will b.sck on records with a new.Col- mbia that is due, to hit the hops momentarily. 'Red introduced new'song and dance, "The But- ons Bounce," on 'his television how a few weeks ago and it got uch immediate reaction that Col- mbia recording chieftain Mitch tiller rushed Red into Columbia's to put the tune on wax. ed himself had a hand in com- osing "The in ollaboration with Jack Wolf, Alan Valker and Elliott Lawrence, thej ame tunesmiths who penned his mash bit of last year, "The Ho Ho ong." Lovelv Mindy Carson, who is making "a big hit with her latest ecord, "This Above All," will be this month on a pair of lading CBS-TV shows.

She'll guest ar on Ed Sullivan's "Toast of the own," Sunday, May 23, and on Person To Person" with Edward Murrow on Friday, May 28. TV TIPS: The Adventures of zzie and Harriet, starring the amous Nelsons, has been renewed or another 52-weeks on ABC- Ralph Paul of" "Strike It Rich" ays an old-timer is someone who an remember all the way back NOW THEU MON. 1 AIR CONDITIONED Hip INCOIN Under 16 Not Admitted SUNDAY ROGER KING MOZIAN DANCE BROOKFIELD LAKE NITE CLUB SAT. NITE Angle's Musical Four CY, BERT BROWNIE Open Till 2:30 A. M.

The Most Discussed Picture Since love Began! PLUS: LOUIS HAYWARD IN "STS. GIRL FRIDAY" Laurence Olivier in "HAMLET" when there was some criticism of the government for its extravagance in giving away free seeds! Your Lucky comedy-quiz program with Bill Cullen as emcee and featuring, filmed highlights from current motion picture hits, is now seen Saturday nights in place' of the Spike; Jones Show. The stars and featured players in CBS-TV and Radio's "The Guiding Light" series, will be seen and heard all summer. They'll probably have to take their vacations on weekends or try to get authoress Irna Phillips to write their char actcr out of the script for a week or two to "take a Peg LyncB, writer and co-star of Ethel and Albert, seen on NBC- TV, Saturday' nights, has demonstrated her versatility in still new directions. She not only wrote the lyrics to the song titled "It's Raining," but also helped the number by singing it on her program a couple of weeks ago.

RADIO-TV NEWSREEL: ABC- TV's Sunday night star, Martha Wright, just received a brand-new car "from her automobile sponsor This fall star Paul Douglas will appear in a situation comedy series called Hale the Colonel Liberace will gross a million dollars this year with his terrific piano playing 1 NBC's Ed Her- 'ihy returning to the radio-TV scene following a European jaunt with'his family Garry Moore celebrates his program on May 17 Potter's Juke Box Jury will fill-in for the Jack Benny Show, while, the latter vacations, beginning May 30 Think Scrabble is complicated? 'DowirYou Go," DuMont's popular Friday night panel-quiz, is set to be sold as a it's got EAGLES' DANCE and ENTERTAINMENT SAT. MAY 15 i Music By EMIL HAHN Orchestra FREE FISH FRY Every Friday Night Euchre Party Every 'Thursday IVight more tilw than Scrabble, plus three boards and a time clock! CBS Radio's wonderful drama ries, Romance, will return to the Saturday morning schedule start iiig May 22 Charles RuggleS; now seen every, afternoon on Kate Smith's NBC-TV stanza, may take over the Dinah Shore and Eddie Fisher for the. summer with The World of Mrs. Sweeney A man describing his wife to Bill Cullen on "Walk A Mile" said her mind was always -on tip of her tongue! That's all'now. Mpvjes In Local Theaters TODAY LINCOLN "Girl Friday" at 5:10 and 8:35 p.

m. and "The Moon Is Blue" with William Holden at 6:25 and m. Wild One" with Marlon Brando at 4:22, 7:14 and 10:06 p. m. and "Shadow Man" with Cesar Romero at 5:57 and 8:49 p.

m. SATURDAY Moon Is Blue" with William Hodden at 11:45 and 3, 6:20 and 9:40 p. m. and "Girl Friday'-at 1:45, 5:10 and 8:30 p. WESKIN A Crooked with -Mickey Rooney at 11:39 a.

m. and 4:06, 7:41 and 10:32 p. m. and "Ride Clear' of Diablo" with Audie Murphy at 5:28, 9:03 and 11:54 p.m. GOP Slogan WASHINGTON.

"Back- Republican," is the slo- gan adopted by the Republican national committee for the coming congressional election campaign. Radio, TV Highlights By C. E. BUTTERKIELD NEW YORK. (AP) There'i going to be plenty of football on television this fall.

networks have announced pigskin plans. II sponsors 1 can be rounded up, the gridiron might produce revenue approaching 10 million A big share of this total should come from the schedule of college games ABC has taken on under the. regulations of the National Collegiate Athletic association. The telecasts, carried in past seasons by NBC, reported to" have cost their, sponsor four million dollars last year. ABC sponsor has not yet been signed.

TO COMPENSATE for' the loss of. the college NBC signed a contract, with the Canadian Professional Football league. Thirteen -Saturday afternoon games will be- televised "between Aug. 28 and Nov. 20, including a playoff.

No sponsor las been signed: Dumont already has announced will have around 60 national pro eague games. These will be both Saturday nights and Sunday afternoons. Most will be. regionally relayed; with a few on the lull network. Sponsor arrangements are 'n negotiation.

CBS is the only TV network not .0 announce any football and apparently, as was the yeaiy will have-none. Unhampered by NCA'A regulations, all four radio networks expect to broadcast their usual full CLUB DANCE Saturday Night At 9:30 Music By JUDY' ERTLE Friday Nights Fish and French Fries DRIVE IN THEATRE Kid Under 12 FREE STARTS TONITE! Show Starts At Dusk LEO 60RCEY AND THE BOWERY BOYS with HUNTZ HALL JOYCE HOIPEN GUY MADISON FRANK LOYEJOY VESTCOn YOU MIUS DKX WESSON A IHOS. WCTUK Ends Tonite! THE WILD ONE" Marlon Brando AIR CONDITIONFD FOB YOUR COMFORT This Great Show STARTS TOMORROW PIZZA PIES 65c up "WE DO OUR OWN BAKING" Tender Steaks $1.50 up Fish Platter $1.00 Country Style Fried Chicken $1.00 Real Italian Spaghetti Chicken $1.75 Breaded Veal Cutlets in Tomato Sauce. $1.25 Oysters Shrimp Salisbury Steak AVONDALE RESTAURANT 3350 Lincoln Wiy, E. (Genoa) Phone 2-2780 COLUMBIA PICTURES THE NEW, GREAT MICKEY ROONIY IN A SURPRISING DRAMATIC ROLE AS A GUY WHO COULDN'T SAY NO TO A NO-GOOD GIRL! RIVE TffffffA ROAD IT-DAN OB 1MOHI I i MICKEY ROONEY-DlANNE FOSTER by BLAKE EDWMM toducri JONIE TAPS MHMO QUM BOYS and KIDDIES SHOW SATURD AY 11:15 A.M.

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