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jig': .1 THE BOSTON SUNDAY GLOBE NOVEMBER 4, 1951 A A m. I Boston Globe on the Air With Election Returns Tuesday practically all of the country's 108 FREE By ELIZABETH SULLIVAN way that News Caravan viewers re-petitive cigarette, which teals the TESTING and ADJUSTMENT 1 ctatinrts will In tha nnnirtiT I tuns even, ithout lyrics wauH aid a rival. wejui facilities have been placed Radiobroadcasting of conventions tuxes were taken during the actual at the disposal of Mayor Hynes for gt.rted back in 1924 with "24 ecrmony. a 45-mmute broadcast to be heard votes for Underwood as oldtimers 1M CuMtwork ex Chaffee for Piala. Irj Water la ESeetroflical-y Tt44 In 80 Second on Our next rnaay, Nov.

9. at oris p. will remember, We've had eicht to riickervin S9JI "eio sio" 'So'iso 12I0 isio to stimulate interest in Christmas date. WPP Television, now out of its another vam illustratinir th kn competition between cicarette soon boxes for the men overseas. Four Korean veterans will assist, giving WHAT'S MY LINE? John Daly, Demand Thlt Accur ties' sors.

The company which sponsors Bing Crosby. Bob Hope and Arthur Godfrey is doing commercials on the tune "Sound Off." That's the number popularized by Vatsghn Monroe, who sold a half-million recordings of the old chant. But now Vaughn swaddling clothes, will be doing its fourth. The first was a relay in 1940, joining Philadelphia and New York. Quit Kids wilt be back on television.

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Starting date will be announced later. maximum SERVICE l9Su CHARGE Call DE 2-9700 tHte Tlf Boa. the Trlo' AlTHORIrO TO SFRVICR MONT AIJU LEADING MAS.fl AIR ATTRACTIONS Morning CHL'KtHMEN WEIGH TBI NEWS: Dr Uw.gnl SmiUi. moderator, "inter- British WNAC. 8:1.

LOLI8 J. B0AZEN. former Presi-tient of Ldies Helping Hand Horn for Jewish Children, discusses the organization i plan: WMEX, 10-30. BE AD THE GLOBE LKNIES. with Itlie Xuerdorfl; WCOP, 11:30.

cant use his own arrangement of. souna utr on his own radio show jn'U'H- tT7Tr 4 I i since he is sponsored by a com The Boston Globe will bo en the Ir next Tuesday night ever WCOP from 8:08 p. m. through' the evening until approximately 1:15 in the morning with election peturni A returns are received from cities and communities throughout the state of Massachusetts they will be tabulated and delivered from the Globe's brosd-eastlng studio in the Globe build-tag. Election night activities around the city will bo reported and, as usual during these typical Boston Globe broadcasts, candidates will be brought to the microphones either from the Globe studios or from their campaign headquarters.

Jack. Chase, of WCOP, and John Taylor, Globe Promotion Manager, will give progress of the balloting and analytical coverage. Network stations, as well as independents, are joining for a 15-minute "kick-off" broadcast tonight, marking the opening of the non-sectarian "Religion In American Life" campaign for Nov. 1951. tor.

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e. Joe Thornton, guest vocalist; 1 (4). THE THEATRE! 'The Man Who Had Nothing to Low," Porter Kail, Neville Brand; 4i PRO FOOTBALL GAME; Orieejfo Cardinals vs. Cleveland Browns; 2.30 (7). AMERICAN FORUM Op AIR: "Relief San Mean Ruin," Judge L.Stauffer iiver, Judge Jacob Panken.

Raymond HUlard. Dr. Ellen 4:30 (4. MEET THE PRESS: Harold E. Stassen.

ouestioned by Lawrence Soivak: Huth Montgomery, Raymond Brandt, William White; 4 4. ZOO PARADE, with R. Martin Perkins, Dr Lester Fisher visits his Zoo patients; i Afternoon Herman Hickman, panelist on the! WN AC-TV "Celebrity Time." can) recite Coleridge's "Rime of the; Ancien Mariner" from memory. I When John Cameron Swaj re's I News Caravan managed to get I President Truman's recent Winston-j Salem speech on the program within a few hours, a new speed record SONGS OF NEW ENGLAND COLLEGE. WBZ.

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TOAST OF THE TOWN; Jewell and Warns, English comedy team; Three Bassies, French acrobatic trio; Nino Martini, tenor; Dorothy Sernoff, soprano; Michael Bentine, comedian: Will Mastin Trio, intsrumentalists-comedians; 8 (7). TELEVISION PLAYHOUSE: "Education of a Fullback," Joseph Buloff, Vinton Hayworth, Dorothy Malone, Logan Field; 9 (4 i. FRED WARING MUSIC SHOW: Bobby Clark, musical comedy star; 0 (7). RED SKELTON COMEDY SHOW, with Red showing his paintings. 10 4.

CELEBRITY TIME. Conrad Nagel, host. Madeleine Carroll. Edward Arnold, guests; 10 (7). TELEVISION THEATRE: "Dangerous Passage," Robert Lowry.

Phyllis Brooks: 10:30 7i. MEN IN ACTION: "The Case of the Deadly 11 (4). COfTIFOFlT SHOP I NOT A TOTEM POLE It', 1 GOOD USED BABY GRAND PIANOS Jamea Melton, six ft. four, and Billy Temple Israel will inaugurate the 30th year of broadcasting with the resumption of its seasonal radio services today over WBZ at 11 a. m.

Rabbi Abraham J. Klausner will speak on "The Vanishing Neighbor." One of the first programs of its kind, the Temple Israel services bring messages, music, prayers and sermons to New England listeners. The broadcasts emanate directly from the Main Temple and will be heard the first and third Sundays of each month, from November through May. THE TEXAS RANGERS, dramas based on tiles of Texas Rangers, starring Joel McCrea; WBZ, 8. MY IRIfcND IRMA comedy Series, with Marie Wilson.

Cathy Lewis; WEEI. 8. THE BIG SHOW Tailulah Bankhead, m. Meredith WUison, Groucho Marx, George Sanders, Herb Jeffries. Evelyn Knight.

Judy Holliday; WBZ. 6:30. "OUR MISS BROOKS," starring Eve Arden. "A Lesson in WEEI. 6:30.

JACK BENNY AND GANG, comedy show. George Jessel, guest; WEEI, 7. AMOS ANDY, comedy drama series! WEEI. RECITATION Op THE ROSARY, from Archbishop Cusbing's residence; WMEX, EDGAR BERGEN AND CHARLIE. Aileen Stanley singer; Prank Fontaine.

Yogi Yorgenson, comics, guests; WEEI. 8. Top THE MUSIC: Mystery melody time. Bert Parks, m. c.

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been in mora than 1 50 movies, toured 47 Junior Chorus CHICAGO (WNNS) The church I 1 Many sf this Sns piaatt hart srn urniplftflv rtkallt and rfflnlihfd lo look and Hv like by gar sitrts. Thy art pianos ma I will anhast tha saaaty af your living raom. ACROSONIC BY BALDWIN THr.ATRE GUILD ON AIR: A Foreign choir has usually gotten the lion's With th rieath TieeV of states, Canada and Mexico. Aflair, Marlene Dietrich, Richard Wid- UP" eaM Bin In s'ana kaiMlnf aai raanUa-tf. All work aarctally sn aaaartly Sna.

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music in the past. Now children in New England were deeply sad- a first hand report on what it means fit PIAN8 U.N. DOCUMENTARY! "Windows on the Sunday schools will be able to world," written by Norman Corwin. BETSY ROSS SPINET BY LESTER Douglas Fairbanks narrator. Dr, Ralph Bunche, Secretary Trygve Lie EmDloyees at U.N.

headausrters de Sf dened, until they learned that this to receive packages from home, was not the "Mama of television. I Under the title, "Christmas in Peggy Wood is the "Mama" of Korea," Charles Ashley, WEEI chief i the TV show seen each Friday night news editor, will act as master of on WNAC -TV and she is still at the ceremonies, presenting several old stand. Grownups are the one I WEEI artists who will provide en- scribe their roles in the peace pattern; a a H. BEAUTIFUL JANET WALDO In "Meet Corliss Archer." tnm teen aee skit. "Corliss Becomes Campaign WEEI.

jyJ2 chime in, by means of a new record album, In Joyous Song. It contains 24 songs of high musical merit and texts that have been approved by the National Council of the Churches of Christ in the United States of America. Some of the titles: "The Child Jesus," "Twinkle, Twinkle, Little Star" (for Kindergarten age) to "Fairest Lord Jesus" and "Joyful, Joyful, We Adore Thee" (Junior level.) DDIE CA.NTOR SHOW Recorded veif-es who felt the loss of Mady for she tertainment. was superb in her stage role of Special operators will be on duty 'l Remember Mama" which played to register pledges that may be of Bene Baker. Van and Schenk, Cab t-anowav.

omers: JO STAFFORD MUSIC SHOW: Tony REBUILT AND SEf INIHHf CONVIATIO SPINET TVPE PIAWOS s295 in Boston and other cities. The TVlpnonea during tne program artin and Victor Youngs Orchestra; The Radio Actors and Engineers show is a version of that famous HOUSE OF TELEVISION SOSTOR RATTAfAS 4UINCV SALEM HOLLYWOOD 8TARS ON STAGE: Mac-donald Carey in "The Perfect Gentle Do people really man-; WLAW, 9W. THE HILENT MEN: Douglas rsirbanka Jr, Death in the WBZ, 10. MOM THEATRE OF AIR: stage and film presentation. Peggy Wood has done so well with her characterization of the role of Marta Hansen that she won the Royal St.

Olav medal, esteemed Norwegian decoration. H. M. King Haakon of Norway selected Miss Wood for the honor prearlc March Aarawnla siaam sasrarn tana. It It Sarin from tha eravk word Akrat, naanlnt tagrrma and tha Latin or4 tonat, maanlnj tona.

This Indrumrnl is aij axlanivaly by eticti timoai artitU as Jhk Iturbi, Lily Pons, Arthar Flad-iff. nt Unions are volunteering their services for the broadcasting again this year. The townspeople of Newton put a feather in Nelson Bragg's cap a gold "Red Feather" for his outstanding service for the Community Fund In their communitv. Tha Batsy law ialsat by Lattar It a aatlaeslly Inlaws fiana tel. only by daalart si repatatlan nf long itandlna.

TSa lattar aian It tha official plans sf tha world famsai Fhiladnlphia Phllharsionle orchaitra raeoni. manSMI Fanwi SfnwifMla. iLIERS. conducted by Eugene THE CHO OWPll. CHORA xiweii, I.

SANTA COMES TO HUB NEXT SATURDAY Santa Claus is leaving his reindeer new time: wiei, 10 THE JUBILEE SHOW: Bob Hope aurvevs enjoy dancing with you or do they aisth with relief when the music stops? Perhaps you've forgotten that it's only fun to dance with you if you know how to dance well. Why subject yourself and others to those "dance floor hlues" when a few lessons by Fred Astaire's expert teachers can make you the kind of partner it's fun to dance with? behind for a quick trip to the Hub because of her furtherance of cul- I l.lTLH'i'T.tTMTI next Saturday to report on the work i tural relations between America The award was made last week with of his little helpers at the North and Norway. She received the special ceremonies. special events over rn. a.

in past 30 years: WBZ, 10 30. RER1GION IN AMERICAN opening of non-sectarian religious campaign, John Foster Dulles, Gen Matthew Ridgway. Raymond Massey; WNAC. WLAW. WMEX.

WCOP. WEEI. REVIEWING STAND: "How High Can Taxes Go?" WNAC. 11:30. Television i COMPLETE STOCK OF RECORDS SHEET MUSIC STRINGS ADMIRAL TELEVISION MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS SOLOVOX Pole.

His arrival via a DC4 will be shown over WBZ-TV at 9:45 a. m. at Logan Airport. Cireeting aanta will be Arthur J. HE IV.

EON PIAHO CO. F0 Fl. 4 AM. to 9 M. THUSt.

SAT. 9 A.M. IS M. Plans are about completed for radio and telecasting of the Republican and Democratic parties convention in Chicago in 1952. Upwards of 1800 radio stations and FRONTIERS OF FAITH: Dr.

Henry P. Chanter, regional mgr. of the Studebaker Company, and John B. Knox, bf R. H.

White Company, 60 BROOKLINE AVE. NEXT TO FENWAY PARK AT KENMORE SQ BOSTON See Harriet Hoctor'a "American In Paris" Ballet on Loew's lata Stage Monday. meuai last i uuisud.v i apiujji 101c ceremonies in the Waldorf-Astoria, "You andDiabetes" will be discussed by Dr. Prfscilla White, long time member of the Jocelyn Clinic, noted diabetic research organization, on WBZ-TV tomorrow at 6:45 p. m.

Dr. White will offer diabetic testing kits to viewers by which they may detect warning signs of the disease. Dr. White's talk is another in tho Blue Cross Blue Shield series telecast each Monday night, Van Deuser Dr Paul Sherer; 10 I4i. OUR BELIEVING WORLD.

Richard Mo t'snn. host; 11 (4. KIKLA, FRAN AND OLLIE, puppet show; 11:30 (4), SARAH CHURCHILL presents John Giel-Bud. Pntricij Morison, Edward R. Mur-row; 12:15 (71.

clowns from the Barnum and Bailey and Ringling Brothers Circus, a 25-piece band, and Alfred and his trained monkey Santa's float and sleigh will be on hand and he will interview the children from it. mammmmmmtmmmmmmmammim I saMgajeaaBBSBajaBBSBBKlBiaBBI NOW AT mMo FRED ASTAIRl Al Capp's lineup for tomorrow li: ABSOLUTELY FREE NO CHARGE OF ANY KIND When color TV made its exit, a DANCE STUDIOS SO TREMONT BOSTON Rl 2-2970 (Nesr Park St. Station) With rates. fopular-classical course at low or further information W'rite er night's "Who Done It" telecast. 10:30 on WBZ-TV, includes Deems Taylor, Vicki Cummins.

Truman Capote and Brookline man and wife were de a a phone MAynower -476. Fregressive prived of one of their favorite Conservatory, Aihambre Biner. Artnur Schlesinger Jr. 1- I f) I shows not because they had Mass. color receiver but because their son, Mike Wallace, and his wife, Buff 0 Safes picture mm! Cobb, were featured on the "Mike and Buff" show.

The parents listened to the audio portion of the series ernauona 1 Vfc'- I III irvj I uuAJujuajMJA I on WNAC-TV each morning. I -ram I ill iigif I Now the home folks can watch the show actually It has gone black I tiruiM i UV kx rJOUEMDEn and-vmte and may be seen on WNAC-TV during the week at 3 i thai )u3 rrvinrnnn p. m. L30L3 UtAJ WLKJ If you observed the activity in i HOME iLi I DEMONSTRATION rj with absolutely xL CALL and about the Old Granary Burying Ground last week, it was Irve Tunick and photographer obtaining background material for "Studio One," to be seen over WNAC-TV the night of Nov. 12.

The script, "Bolt of Lightning," is the 100th "Studio One" drama and is the 1000th radio and TV script turned out by Tunick in his 14 years of writing. "Bolt of Lightning" is the story of James Otis, one of the nation's founding fathers and a long-forgotten hero of the American Revolutionary days in Boston. The photographer took a picture of the Otis headstone and an overall shot of Old Granary for set designers in New York C. B. S.

studios. Highlight of the drama will Otis' famous speech in court before the British magistrates. It took four hours to deliver. Tunick has it pared down. One portion of the play asks the question 'What Is.

Boston?" The answer will make you smne: i "Boston is a city founded on com-1 plaint, nourished by remonstrance and perpetuated by a race of law Too mfW 11? I WAHOQANT TAILI MODEi 111(1 VI TAX open 9. m. to 9 p.m. So7 I T'zW yers who are born into the world with a petition in one hand and a writ in the other. On Judgment Day the Hand of the Lord will undoubtedly be stayed by some infernal litigation still pending in the courts of Boston!" (Lawyers take note: Tuniek has already left the Hub.) Warranty S10 NOTE.

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