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BROOKLYN EAGLE, SEPT. 21, 1947- .1 RADIO PROGRAMS xok. 7ia vtt, WMCA, 571 WNBC. W0. WNYC.

8X WCBS. 880. WAAT. 970. WINS.

101 jM. nerJraar-; a Mir3 -v BROOKLYN and BROADWAY NIGHT LIFE 1050. WHU 1100. U-NEV. 1130.

WUB. 1190. WOV. 1280. VEVD.

WBBR, IJja WBNX 1380. U'BYH, 1430. WHOM. 1480. WQXR.

1560. WWRU 1 600. SALERNO If it's Dixieland jazz you like, some ot the country's top instrumentalists will dish It out to your heart's content at the new Johnny Blowers Club In Astoria. Johnny Blowers, known as "Young Mister Jazz." left Eddie Condon's to open his dea at 25-14 Broadway, ten years to the night after he arrived in New York from the South, broke but ordering choice meat dishes te help lower prices. FeetbeJl Dodgers to retera to their Haa Valley, Idaho, training camp in '48.

The Scandort brothers, Joe, 28 with'a load of talent for drum beating. Others in Johnny's combo Include Tony PsrenU, clarinet, who at 14 and Charlie, 25. have done wonders -t 2ffilti TODAY'S BEST BETS 1:55 Baseball, Yankees Philadelphia, WINS; OianU va. Phillies, Dubleheader. WMCA; 3:00 Dodgers vs.

Braves. WHN. Harvest or Stars. Frank Black. Conductor.

WNBC. Hour, Art Ha ones, Bernard Herrman, Conductor, Hour. Rise Stevens, WCBS; N. B. C.

Symphony Orehet tra, Arturo Toscanlni. Conductor, WNBC. David Harding Counterspy, WJZ; Jean 8blon Show, WCBS. Adventures of Ossle and Harriet, WCBS; Those Websters. WOR.

:30 The Greatest Story Ever Told, "Where Are the Nine?" WJZ; Ginny Slmms Show, Percy Faith Orchestra, WCBS; Ellery Queen. WNBC. 7:00 Jc Paar Show. WNBC; Gene Autry Show, WCBS; Masterwort Hour. WNYC.

7:30 Rogue Gallery, Barry Sullivan, WNBC; Blondie, WCBS; Those Sensational Years, "The Case of the Ragged Stranger, WJZ. of Sam Spade, WCBS; Edgar Bergen Show, Wall Disney, Clarence Nash, Guests, WNBC. Doctor. WCBS; Front and Center, Dorothy Lamour, WNBC; Ave. Maria Hour, WMCA.

Merry-Go-Round, WNBC; Meet Corliss Archer, WCBS 9:30 Tony Martin Show, Alan Young. Guest. WCBS; Album of Familiar Music, Bob Hanon. WNBC; Theater Guild on the Air, Mary Anderson, Walter Abel. Wendy Barrie, Lucille Watson, 'Guest In the House," WJZ.

10:00 Take It or Leave It, Garry Moore, M. WNBC. 10:30 Strike It Rich, Todd Russell. M. WCBS; The Big Brealt, Eddie Dowling, M.

WNBC. TELEVISION Baseball, Dodgers vs. Braves. 7:00 WCBS "Scrapbook, Junior Edition." WCBS News Highlights, "This Week in Review. 8:10 WCBS Film.

with their Parkvllle entertainment played with the original Dixieland Band In New Orleans; Max K-minsky. 20 years on the trumpet; Herb Winfield a "tail gate" center. Ocean Parkway near Ave nue K. Six months ago, according- to trombone artist of the Teagarden school; Phil Delia Penna, youthful Joe, they were lucky if they had ten patrons. And the way they pianist, and Irv Manning, bass.

Each Wednesday is guest nigm tell it, to sell a bottle of liquor they had to give a half bottle away. "It breaks my heart but we've with the best in the business drop ping In to take a "ride" in the got to turn 'em away now," Joe jam sessions. The musicians belong adds with hardly a hint of heart. to That group which ret uses to piay BETTY HUTTON after one of her close calls in "The Perils of Pauline," still drawing the fans to the Brooklyn Paramount Theater. break in his voice.

The place seats 150 persons at the bar, in the from sheet music but likes io piay as it feels. They turn out some mellow and melodic syncopation. The club seats 400 and has a booths and on the porch. The Parkville operates seven nights a week, with dancing and entertainment. On the regular bar 58 feet around.

There is no dancine. but food is served at mod. erate prices. The walls are painted tot limit, rt.ftdlac hhiu a mh- When (ban a UUw 'BRUTE current attraction at Loew's Metropolitan Theater, includes Ella Raines and Whitner Bissell in a cast headed by Burt Lancaster, Charles Bickford and Hume Cronyn. AT THE RKO ALBEE, Shirley Temple collects an earful from Uncle Ray Collins 'in the course of "The Bachelor and the Bobby-Soxer," farce comedy with Gary Gront and Myrna Loy.

A.M. TO 12 M. Ass'f Director Is a Busy Gent band's night off tryouts are held for the next atraction, so that the usually dull Monday cabaret night is filled with the rhythms of the rhumba. The current attraction in the etched-mirror lined main room is the Raul De Castro rhumba band, II DO WCBS Nam. Sryu.

WNBC News, Rabarta. WJZ Newt af Temarraw. WHN Natrmal Theater. WOR Maw, tlllatt. WMCA Neem: Band Ban, a quiet blue and covered wun papier mache instruments.

Maroon rounds out the color scheme. Most of the music played dates from 1900 to 1930. Guest artists Wednesday night will be Cutty Cutshall, trombone; Al Nichols, clarinet, and Chris Griffin of "Boy Meets Horn" fame, on the trumpet. THINGS WE HEAR Aroused by recent accident in which child was killed bv driving student. Directors have acknowledged for years that their assistants, es-j 1 ipecially on location, are the key! HOLLYWOOD featuring Anita, a sultry look-1 songstress, who chants the WOR New.

WJZ Sunday Veeaan. WNBC Marvaei al Stan. 1:45 WOR Ward sterlM. WCBS Hare' ta Van. 1 55 WNYC New.

1:00 WCS8 Ryteiham Ore WNBC Cddia Heward Shaw. WIZ "Lanla." WOR "Pewilen." WNYC Gilbert 4 Sullivaa. IS WJZ Jahnay Tbamnai Shew. I JO WNBC -Oae Mea'l Faanly." WJZ New. WOR Juvenile Jury.

3:55 WNYC New. A WCIS Ht. WNBC Pruaras MXM. WJZ Mm. WON ChilaTM't CaMtrt.

WMCA Nt; Musi, WMN turn Ntws. WNYC WMlher Saawt WINS Nm: Onw ninH. 1:05 WNBC OrfU SicltaL WNYC MMM 1 FaMk. WINS Cam Haart WIZ Falk Sana. WOlt St la, plaeaa.

WCBS Tha Truiaataara WMN Cham at mi. WCBS Carallaa oalllaa. WNBC Chflttiaa saiaa. WJZ CMa crtk WOR PittnaM. wm.

WMCA MwitlaaaV' WHN Blbl Study. WINS Caart. Latin American tunes. There other rooms WNYC City Haur. WINS Cantert HaR.

Il.l WCBS New, rrycr. 11:15 WCBb New. WNBC Caaur Bacnhiaear, WJZ Mult. WOR-Salute ta Dltablal Amariiaa Veteraat. WCBS Newi; Arnat On.

WMCA Unit vtewaeiaL 11:25 WOR Weather Reaarbt, 1 1 BC Remtd Table. WCBS Field! Orch. WJZ Mum. WOR Salute Ditabled Aaiarlean Vileraai, WMCA Sauth af tha Sard! 11:45 WMCA ad Great Mull." WOR Meralei Srlh. 11:55 WNYC Newe til Bit, Flatbush mothers taking steps for bowling, ping pong, so- to keep other learners out of crowded areas.

-On E. 19th St. i twa.a.ar leht AnIU da fountain and tennis courts. men in a movie unit. Abe Steinberg.

Henry Hath-1 away's assistant on 20th Century-Fox's "Kiss of Death," the Victor i Mature, Brian Donlevy thriller now at the Mayfair, which was filmed in New York last Spring, knows that they're right. I Abe. who has been at 20th Century-Fox for 23 years, says his; duties at the studio are typical of those experienced by other assist-' ant directors. On though, his problems "take plenty of turns along the road" to the completion of a picture. Just as when lie's in mothers formed lUJk a human chain (Tt across the road- which can be used at night.

The Scandore boys, who date their success from the time the club was completely overhauled in April, believe the "back room" 12:00 WNBC Hewi; Beail) Smith. WCBS Newt: WOR Newa; Kern Ketblarlt WJZ Nawe: Huele tbea. WMCA New; Mania far I Dreaatlal. WHN Man Ca Send ty. WINS New: Mann River.

type of cabaret ts on the way out in Brooklyn, and have concentrated everything band, bar, tables and IM WNBC TM Bull Klda. WCfls Aaiirican Leften. WJZ "An Than Oar Chll. drear W0H Heme al Myltery. WNYC Oroaa Recital.

4:15 WINS Oen Duality. 4:30 WCBS Heur el Charm. WNBC Author Meet tha Crltill. WMCA Srtndttaed aad Banditand. WJZ Rea Mauala Orch.

WOR Myetarlaa. WNYC l.aet Feraef WINS Muclcal Scvebotrd. 4:45 WNYC Orema. WHN Saarti litra. 4:55 WRWC New.

1:00 WNBC N. B.C. SylM. WCBS Tha aaeily Heur. WJZ Crauvard Hull.

WOR Th Shadow. WNYC TaueniaU Reeerdi. 15 WINS O.nehV, Saertl. 15:15 WOR Chitt lean Brck, the assistant on location has to break down each scene in the dance floor in one lush, plush, large room. Color scheme Is dusty pink and blue, restful and pretty.

12:30 WCBS TawiM Ortk. I script to determine how many cast and crew members the di WNBC tabby Orch, WOR Traee Orch. WINS Jack I lata. WNYC Samethlni tar Vaunt Fatal. 1:4 WOR UiKta Oaa.

WINS Chau PMd. I Si WNYC Nana. WCBS New Raundup. WNBC Nam Raudua. WJZ nil.

WOR Red Hook 31. WMCA Neoi; Mr. Mrt. Mule. WHN Churtti at Air.

WNYC Muter art Haw. WINS TM Gd Old Oaya. WCBS Orian Muata. WNBC Tha Caola Wtly Mia. WOR Sanaa at Wee.

I .10 WNBC Kurt Malar. WJZ 01 But WOR Radla ChMt WIN loho Gart Trie. WHN Biale Aodlterium. 40 WNBC Rtaiaae and Yeu. 1-41 WCBS Nsara, Farhflften.

WNBC D. 4, H. Miner. WINS ChrUtiaa Science Church. W1Z Near.

WNYC New. 12:43 WOR Vaunt Orch. rector will require, and how the way, forcing a beginner to get off the street where children were playing Chanteuse Sheila Barrett will start Immediately to cut an album of records for the Gala Disc Corporation. 20th Century-Fox executives considering shooting a forthcoming pix on location in our town? Boro housewives also protesting long skirt fad, collecting petitions to send to Paris designers Opening of 8ert Room at Waldorf, to be benefit for Sister Kenny Fund, pushed ahead to Oct. 2.

Town Penguin at E. 86th trying to dissuade patrons from sets should appear. WNBC Dardanelle Trie. 12:55 WNBC Newi, Reuben, WHN New. WJZ Newa.

WARM IIP TIME Bruce Edwards has his "night" tonight after his "day" is celebrated at the ball park. Chunky catcher and other Dodger players will be feted st Gondola Restaurant. Being fattened up before 4eing led to the slaughter, Yankee mainstays Joe Di Magglo and Joe Page down filet mirnon at Freddie's Grotto on W. 46th St. 9:30 WCBS lean Sablea Shaw.

WJZ Ceudteriey. WOR "ttuiik at 'huh." WINS Off But. But there the similarity ends. "For example," Steinberg says, "at the studio I'd phone the wardrobe department and tell them what we need for the next day. But on location we often have to take our cast members on a shopping trip to select Just what they must have." Another location problem experienced by assistant directors is to have actors on the set on time.

In a city the size of New York, where the sets may be 20 miles WNYC BBO Leaden trial. 18:011 WCBSI Churrh ef he Air. 9:45 WCBS New, Hartek. 5:55 WNYC New. 1:00 WCBS Oliie and Harriet.

WNBC Cathelle Hear. WIZ New, pearien. AT BORO STRAND Joan Crawford and Van Heflin carry on into their second week of "Possessed," melodrama with Raymond Massey. WNBC HiihtifhU ma Bible. WJZ Miuiee al Itrael WOR Newt.

Putnam. HN Bible Clan. WNYC Great Operai. WINS Newl. WMCA Newt; Banditand aad NEWEST DE MILLE MOVIE A FRONTIER SPECTACLE WOR Frank Klnidaa.

apart from day to day, it gets to be a problem. Transportation isn't always available as it would not be up to the lavlshness of Its be at the studio, especially in Studio Splurges rainy weather. "Something like that." Stein Grandltand. WINS Newt. WOR TTiaea Winder, WNYC Oram.

1:15 WIZ Gartner, Niwa, WINS Ret aril. WHN Nawe. I 15 WINS Featball WCBS GlaaySlaat. WNBC Ellery Buaem WJZ Great! Stery Eva? Teld. WHN Mule.

WOR Nick Carter. MCA "Amer. WNYC Bead Wmn. I 45 WHN Hell ef FaaM. a 50 WNYC Newt.

7Y.m7to 10 P.M. WINS Iverv TMeer. :.10 BC Children'! Meur. WCBs Church of tha Air. I Southarnaire.

WOR "Tin tar Remeej. branee." WHN Volte 1 Preohacy. WINS Rerordl. WOR Te be annaunetd. 1 1 :00 WCBS New.

Sweeney. WJZ The Fitrgeraldi. WOR Newc, Putnam. WHN Beck ta God. WINS Mum.

Cecil B. DeMille, a titan among titans during his 34 years in Hollywood, has long had a fabulous fondness for the spectacular. Down through the decades he has been able to indulge this fancy while predecessor in "The Bign or tne Cross." when Claudette Colbert gracefully washed herself in a black marble tub foaming with asses' milk, but it'll do. Miss God-siai-H haihM in a uroorien tub set in berg explains, "can be mighty expensive It costs money when On Palace Scene production is held up. lor Amer For the ballroom sequence In Sat hta name the middle of a blacksmith's shop Another location problem con-.

5 whPn th M-ene was shot she cenis the sets. In Hollywood at providing entertainment 11:03 WCBS Wlnat Over Jnrrtan the Schoenbrunn Palace, the lavish note on which Paramount's "The the end of the day's shooting a set can be left until the next day nanoplv and spectacles. Want the became the first actress evefcto use England of the Normans recreated lemon meringue as facial makeup. MONDAY 7 A. M.

TO 12 M. 7:00 WCBS Arthur flealrey. WIZ New, Sardtnar. WOR New. Illiett.

WNBC Newa. Klttell. WHN Tedd Lawrence. WMCA Wetter Seane. WNYC Snnrtaa tymnuea.

WINS New. 7:05 WNBC Set Smirk I hew. 7:15 WOR fiambllaii Mueleal Clot. INI Prayer Perled. WJZ Pntl Berate.

WMCA Marala, Herald. 7:3 WMCA Tad Camnkell. WJZ Zake Mannar Shea, WNBC New. McCarthy. WINS Hymn Tim.

7:45 WCBS Newt, Cleft. WIZ New. WNBC Beh Smith Snath WINS Bereeaea. 7-M WJZ Part trite. 7:55 WNYC New.

1:00 WCBS Newi Reuatua. WNBC New, KlttalL WJZ New. WHN Fan at SrenkfaM. WOR New. Rttletea.

WMCA Newe CamgaelL WNYC Waethcr Raeert. WINS Skyway Serenade. 1:05 WNBC Bek Smith Shaaj, WNYC U. t. Emtleymeat Serylee.

WCBS Phil Caet Skew. WJZ Tha Ftueeralde. WOR Derethy aad Dick. WINS New. Chamberlain.

WNYC Ceneumer (ulde. 1:25 WHN Ted Lawrence. WCBS Mariaral Aria. WNBC HI -Jin. WNYC Health Talk.

WINS Twe ef Aaythlnf. 8:45 WNYC AreuM New Yerkt WMCA Unity Vlewaelat. 1:50 WJZ New. Hick. :55 WOR New, Rtblaeen.

WNYC New. 1:00 WCBS Newt, KlBf. WOR Newe. Wiaiate. WNBC Heney mean In Va WMCA Mutlt Ben: New WJZ Sreaklan Clan.

WHN "Livlef latuld Fun." WNYC liter wert Hear. WINS Selnt ta Tawa. 13 WCBS Tbia 11 N. Y. WOR "Reeerd Riddle, WHN Reeerdi.

WINS Marnlnl Star. 1 I 22 WHN Weather, 23 WHN Newe. 1:30 WNBC Werdt aad Mutlt, WOR "Tha MeCena'i at without fear that anything will Emperor Waltz'' begins and ends, the studio constructed its bingpst and most expensive set since Pearl Harbor. in all of its turreted glory? aeno; me iw.p uwi, nu u'iiuiij Bill Gargan of Brooklyn Too Reliable to Do Bad Job Mr. Webster defines "reliable" as "suitable fit to be relied on; worthy of dependence or reliance And "reliable" is the word for Brooklyn's William Gargan.

"Reliable" has two different meanings in show biz parlance. In one sense, it's a sort of euphemistic weasel-word, like "adequate" a word you use politely and kindly when you can't think of anything else nice to say. In this meaning, a "reliable" actor may be a plodding wheelhorse devoid of any great amount of talent or personality his sole recommendation being the ability to play the same characterization unvaryingly and unwaveringly in role after role. But in another sense, "reliable" is good. It means an actor can be counted on to give an expert performance in Just about any type of role romantic, comic, heavy, or whatever and give it easily and smoothly and without taking too much time about it.

Obviously, nothing is plainer than that a poor performance by a leading man can thoroughly spoil an expensive picture; and it's equally true that even a good performance can cost too much in time and money if the director has to take time out to coax and cajole and baby that performance out of the actor. In this sense, then, "reliable" is one of the highest accolades that can be bestowed on any film actor and in this sense it's one of the adjectives you most often hear applied to Bill Gargan. Bill was born In the borough on July 17, 1905, the son of a school teacher and a police detective. As far back as he can remember, he wanted to be an actor, and he acted in school play while attending St. James School.

Saturday afternoons he'd spend at B'way matineea, watching his idols and studying their technique. Graduating from St. James High (with a medal for elocution clutched in his hot little fist), he followed Pappy 's large, flat footsteps and took a flyer at being a private eye. But one day he met Arthur Deegan, a B'way comedian, who suggested he audition for a role in "Aloma of the South Seas." Bill did, won a role in which he spoke ONE line, and spent the rest of his time backstage as assistant stage manager. But before the play finished its run, Bill Gargan was playing the lead.

Other plays followed. One was "Animal Kingdom," with Leslie Howard. Director Lewis Milestone saw it, and quickly shanghaied Bill to Hollywood to play Sergeant O'Hara opposite Joan Crawford in "Rain." That was in 1932. "Rain" was a success for Bill. Not only was he well received (one critic reported, "Gargan might be described as a combination of James Cagney, Jimmy Dunn and Lee Tracy.

The fact remains that he is Gargan and welcome to the but he also achieved the distinction of holding up his end In a series of bitter offscreen clashes of temperament with La Crawford. When the pic was finished, she publicly declared she'd never make another film with him. Bill didn't care. Hollywood was beginning to sit up and take notice of this capable young newcomer who wasn't afraid to talk back to one of fllmdom's most illustrious femme stars. Bill has made literally dozens of movies since "Rain." They haven't all been good pictures but they've all been good performs noes.

In the middle 1930s, his career sagged a bit, coincident with a similar sagging of his waistline. He was getting too fat and prosperous. But he took his bay window in hand and shelved 38 pounds. In no time at all, he was back on the popularity list, and he's still there. (In 1941, incidentally, he was named 1940s outstanding film actor of Irish descent.) Movie acting is only one of Bill's interests.

He's been a regular on the radio for several years now, and in his spare time he manages the affairs of Blue Label Records, of which he's president. Bill and his wife, one-time stage actress Mary Elizabeth Kenny, live quietly in Beverly Hills with their two boys, Bill 18, and Leslie (named after Bill's pal, Leslie Howard), 14. Bill does virtually no night-clubbing, even between pictures, and always keeps himself in top physical shape. He doesn't want that paunch creeping up on him again. When I first knew Bill Gargan was when we played handball occasionally at an athletic club we both belonged to.

I used to take a game from him now and then, but usually he beat the pants off me. Too damn reliable. 11:15 WOR Oerethy and OlcL WINS Reeordi. 11:30 Chair and Oriaa. NBC Newt, McCarthy.

WJZ Hour el Faith, WHN Calvary Church. WNYC Yeuni Amerleca Artilt. WINS Breatkfatt Party. WNBC Solltalr rina. 11:55 WNYC Newc eiea ner iace goi, uuo uer ejra, be disturbed.

When using a cell, though, as the "Kiss of Death" making them bloodshot and conse unit did in both Sing Sing and Extending from one end of Stage WCBS Sana Autry sham. WNBC Jack Parr Shew. WJZ Candid Miirephone. WOR "atyitertona Travel-' WHN -Frank Siaetra. WMCA Nam; Vets Newl Service.

WNYC MMtarmrt Heir. WHN Tedey'i BauualL WMCA Reliflaui Newi. 7 Ml WCBS Btendlc WNBC Roana'a Seller. quently unfit for Technicolor. "First time I was ever able to eat the Tombs, everything must be removed and then replaced again 18 to the other, the huge ballroom measured 90 feet by 110 feet.

High my makeup," she grinned. Perhaps later in the identical spots. above the ballroom floor was a dec she shouldn't have been surprised "That isn't the entire picture of orated balcony lined with plush chairs for plush spectators and, in she might have known that when DeMille is shooting anything can WJZ Tneae Kernel it nal Year an assistant's duties, by any means," Steinberg laughed. "It's an ornamental niche, was a uni for DeMille! Want the story of the Saviour etched on celluloid in all of its sorrow and magnificence? Again, send for DeMille he'll turn out a "King of Kings," one of the film industry's landmarks. DeMille's latest picture Is "Un-conquered," with Gary Cooper and Paulette Goddard as its stars, opening at the Rivoll Theater next month.

"Unconquered" swings the clock back to 1763, when little Fort Pitt (not, to be Pittsburgh for some years) was an isolated chunk of civilization carved out of the wil happen. 12:00 WCBS Imltatian tn Leirnina. WNBC HI Jtmt. WJZ "Veterani 4 Heutinl. WOR "The Shew Shon.

WMCA Newa: at Sena." WOR Nan, fllietl. WMCA My Belt Retera. WHN vale el Prannaey. 7 4S WOR "Pirimn." 7:35 WNYC New. formed court orchestra of 40 pieces.

a 24-hour-a-day job on location. Contrary to the gags about us, we Connecting this balcony with the seldom say and we veil floor was a wide, carpeted marble 1:00 WCBS Adventures at Seat WINS Warld mat WNYC Symnhany. quiet' only when we must." staircase. 12:15 WHN Craiby. Retard.

Sir Larry Also Does 9 Bit Roles In the center of the highly- pol 12:25 WJZ Nawe. Spade. WNBC tdiar Berlin. WJZ Sunday Evanlna Heur. WOR A.

L- Aleiender Mediatiea Baard-WNYC Keyboard Mailer. ished floor, which was constructed 12:30 WCBS Ac othera See U. TOWGHT of a patented composition, was the HansburE coat of arms, hand painted and baked into the check-derness at the source of the Ohio Laurence Olivier should claim ered desiirn. On the baroaue walls. River.

The British and the French isome 0f record for his work ivhinrt th rm-s of rvrinrf rimii-a iwere jockeying for its "Henrv which ODens a five were six huge murals done in thelfightmg off the Indians in nln Tuesday at the Brooklyn meantime. And when the red men Academy of Music. In addition to manner of the Italian master, Tie polo. The work of Paramount WNBC Eternal LlahL WJZ Sunday Strlngi. WOR SBeriaf Aiaifnment.

WMCA "Aik Or. Cycle." WHN Heur af Chamaieat. WINS Battle at Barltoaaa. 11:45 WOR Newi, tlllltt. WMCA Tayler Buintet.

WJZ Ncwe. 12 31 WNYC Newl. 1:00 WOayS Peeole'l PlelferM WNBC Amariea United. WIZ Warrlare el Peace. WOR Yom Kinnur.

WMCA Newt; Fleole. WNYC Lenden Feruta. WHN Ylditith Swmi. WHN Gailmor. 1:30 WCBS Time ter Rtnen.

WNBC Newe. Herllhv. WMCA Variety Shew. WIZ Sammy Kay. WHN Reeerdi.

scenic artists, one of the murals producing, directing and enacting the title role in this Technicolor version of Shakespeare's play, Olivier appears in no less than nine bit parts but you have to be measured 25 feet by 50 feet. finally rose, they did so in frightening force. Eighteen tribes, under Pontiac, roared across the countryside with fire and arrow, and Port Pitt writhed in siege for 90 days before the Black Watch came galloping up to its relief. Dancing to the strains of Johann Strauss' immortal waltz, whose tune WHN Veeal VtrUllae. WINS Merlaine Matlnoa, 1:45 WHN Reeerdi.

13 WNYC New. 11:0 WCBS Miiaat Sea A-Shannlnt. WNBC Katla't DanjMen, WJZ My True Stery. WOR New. 8ldtaae.

WHN Huilnt Banditand. WHN Calvary Battlll Chursh. WMCA Nnii "Ethtti af the Sla Time." il WCBS Crime Oeetar. WNBC Frant and Center. WOR Jlmmie Fldltr.

WINS Saertl. Oavit. WNYC Ceneert. WMCA Ave Maria Heur. I 43 WOR Newt.

WINS Lutheran Lecfua. I 35 WCBS Newt, Calmer. 00 WCBS Meat Carllee Archer. WNBC Marry-Sa-Reuad. WJZ Winchell.

WOR Lenaarde. WHN Otd taiatenid Rtvlval. WMCA Nenii "Caaintr'i Netekeek." WNYC Ceneert Hall. WINS Glietl lifter eat I. 1:15 WJZ Lauella Pareaaa.

1:30 WCBS Teny Martin Shew WNBC Familiar Muel. WJZ Theater Suite. WOR Jim Backue. WMCA "Beck ta So" WJZ Prelude tar ttrlal. rOP.MTTOrA.M quick to spot him.

inspired the film's title, were 200 Shortly after the picture opens. of Hollywood's best dancers, while in the background, watching the More than 150 Indians were u.sea in the picture. 53 of them full-blooded ones. There was one a young man comes to summon Bardolph, Pistol and Mistress Nell Quickly. That is Olivier.

waltz, were some 200 spectators and WMCA Newi; Dertcy WNYC Ceneert, I ily Mil- 20 uniformed lackeys. Again, In the first scene In the important Indian behind the scenes, a Seneca-Cherokee bearing To light the huge set, Paramount electricians raided every other company on the lot. The total number French court, a harassed messenger rushes in to announce the pleasant name of Iron Eyes Cody. Iron Eyes, by the way, had Ambassadors from Harry, King of lamps used at one time was 140, and when all lighted required in known DeMille of old had done WNYC Mucle ef tha Theater. 11:15 WNBC Oae Uaea San Time.

WOR Martha Oeene 10:23 WJZ Betty Craeler. It JO WCBS Raman af Everstl inter. WNBC Rea if Lite. WINS Dtrethy Day. WCBS David creel.

WNBC Jeyea Jcrdaa. WJZ Lletenlnt Peet. 1 II WCBS Arthur Stdtrea. WNBC Warlnt Shew. WIZ Breeklait lettrvlew.

WMCA Newi. Rlccrde. eum. :45 WCBS Ncwe, Smith. WNBC Treeiury Show.

WINS Don Dunuhy. WHN Warm-Un Time. 155 WJZ "la It fact er Fu) tlenf WMCA Bataball. WINS Bairball. 1:00 WCBS Wnkly New.

WNBC Merrill Shaw WJZ Mulie kv Maltey. WOR Five Myltlrlel. WHN Bttcaball. 1:30 WCBS Bab Reld Singa. of England, do crave admittance to your majesty." Well, the her excess of 25,000 amperes.

ian Indian dance for him, in lace, The scene, filmed in Technicolor.lin "The Squaw Man," back in 1914. was one of the most complicated It couldn't be a DeMille picture ald of the tidings is none other than Olivier. ever to face Cameraman George of course, without a bathtub scene. Mary Anderson Walter Abel In different garb, the night the battle of Agincourt, a sly Barnes. iThe one in "Unconquered may fellow appears to announce to tne suave Constable of France, "My Ftaturei On Other Station.

SPEAKING OF RECORDS Lord High Constable, the English lie within 1.500 paces of our tents." Wendy Barrie Lucile Watson WOR New. ReblaM. WINS Rid Beecea. II 1.1 WOR telle-Teit II de WCBS era trim. WNBC lick Bank thea.

WJZ Sale Drake. WOR "Heart' outre." WNYC dl. B. C. Niwa.

1 1 145 WCBS Retemarv. WNBC Lara lewtea. That, too, is Olivier. And the final long shot of the 10:00 WCBS "The Sealed Tun. Ml." WNBC Tate It er leave It WOR Gebriel Mettltr, WHN Ceaine Orch.

WMCA Ntwt; Dinah Share, lent. WINS Meiitae ta lirail. Blotk Memorial. 10:15 WINS Relllllua Pretramt. WOR Newc Lerner.

WHN Buddy Clark, Rent. 11:30 WCBS Strike it Rich. WNBC The Bit Break. WJZ Jlmmie Idler. WOR Family I heeler.

Saertl Final. WMCA New. WINS Here' vet. 105 WMCA Lenden Celumn. WINS New.

WHN U. I Navy Bead. WNYC Nrwi. WJZ Beryl Devil, tentc. By JOHN BALL Jr.

new set, otherwise there is not a The appearance of Arturo Tos ubiquitous star shows him as the foppish attendant who bows and scrapes before the French knights great deal to distinguish the two performances. This new set is canlni on records, while not uncommon, to always an event. Long I 0 1:00 Irtah Haur. 1:00 Ceneert Faverltec. 1130 Shythma far nantlna.

Sycannanle Haur III :00 Children Ridl Thee, tar. 90 Mytterirc treat tnllaad 1:00 It'a a 13:00 Mllkmnn a met lea. 1:30 Tti Onera Hauee. 1 tymnhany MUL 111:30 Juat atueic. 1147 Hur el Symaneny.

preparing for the battle. packaged in a cheapened album, handicapped by poor recording Richard Hart, Fresh From Broadway. Gets Garson, Turner in First Films which represents, we think, WJZ Tad Malana. WINS Petty Tucker. 11:55 WNYC New.

12:0 WCBS Warren, newa. WNBC Red Hall. newt. WJ2 Wileama Traveler. WOR Kate Smith (teak.

WINS Newi. GtrMerd. WMCA Newi; "Mr. Mull." WNYC Mil-Hi, lymohany. conditions, the maestro is now coming more fully into his own.

poorly advised economy on the MOVIE TIME TABLE BROOKLYN' school. Hart earned as he learned part of the manufacturer. ALBEE "The Bachelor an tha Bobby Saier." 1:95, 'Dri- 14 4 It by appearing in radio soap operas. Meantime he tried stubbornly but with little success to win a hearing on the Broadway stage. Winning Greer Garson and Lana Turner in his first two motion picture roles should be well calculated to set the career of young Richard Hart off in the right direction.

It is in "Desire Me," new lieralr." 1:4.1, FOX "New Orlenna," 1 :4. 4.51. ll lti "The Private Alfalra al Salami." METROPOLITAN "Bruta Farae." 1SS Songs of Victor Herbert. Rise Stevens, meiio-aoprano. Columbia MM -6X2.

This latest In the series of Miss Stevens' albums of semi-populsr music is better than its predecessors and is enjoyable if not important. Here Is a report on his latest release: A Wagner Program. Arturo Tos-eanini and the N. B. C.

Symphony Orchestra. Victor DM-1U5. This brand new set includes the "Siegfried Idyll," "A Faust Overture" and "Ride of the Valkyries." As you would expect, the Toscanlni readings are excellent in every re- He was finally given two lines Perhapi you've known women like hor but certainly none to match her thij guett whose luggage wai jealousy, suspicion and hate. Theatre Guild on the Air WJZ pm in a new play, but, speaking them 4:311. 1:4, 10 411: "When a f.lrlli IVnntlful." 13:30.

30, Immediately after the entrance of PARAMOUNT "The Peril al Paulina." M-G-M picture, due at the Capitol Thursday, that Hart wins the the star, they inevitably were lost 13:00. 3:4. R.37. Caver Rir Tewn." 1:44. 4 30.

10:14. affections of Miss Garson, and in amid lingering applause. Carmen Miranda Souvenir Al- STRAND "Paieaaerl." 4:37. 7:111 11) 01, "Hat Bri Myltery." 11:41. 1:40.

Metro's "Green Dolphin Street," Deciding that he might make next at Loew's Criterion, that he more headway with a first-rate spect and the recording is grati- bum- Carmen Miranda with Bando fvingly good. The famous ride'l eeea A-55- The Portu-comes off a little more slowly than8u sputters faster than ever in MANHATTAN LISTEN TODAY tliat Refreskes ASTOR "The Seerei Ufe af Waller. captures the comely Miss Turner. ISummer stock company, Hart It was with the Providencel joined the Cambridge Players. He Players that Hart learned the ups I scored a real success in various Mltlr," It 00, 1:5.

ens. 11:44. i i UNITED STATES STEEL CAPITOL "Th Reaianee nf Rney ine ause usual, but the fireworks are new oiiermg oy uk before the famous battle sisters Miranda. She is better in her na- hv. oil rrive.l nr.

their mnnntnlnltive tongue. 111 OS particularly in Ridte," 11:00. 3:30. 11:14. and downs of the theater craft leading roles, and when "Dark of r.nrtM.vniiK Rebohi A Bola." than in her the Moon" came down to Broadway after its Massachusetts try- on tke A lr Ntaie, CRITERION "Oana With tha Wind," 13:00.

7:35. 11:10. FULTON "Black Narelaana," 12:34, 10:30. OLOBI "Tha Reaaeyelt Starr." 13:00. Beethoven: Concerto in Major outnng.

He acted such parts as were otherwise uncast, shifted scenes, carried spears, and on the side- tried to raise enough money for the group to keep on with its out, Hart came along with It. This In Popular Vein Columbia for Violin and Orchestra. Joseph 1:41. 7:00, :4, 10:30, has a new set of eight "Theme Sxigeti, violin, with the New York Philharmonic conducted by Bruno TITH PERCY FAITH anJ hm MATFAIR KUn at Tenth." was, at last, his much-needed break. Both the play and the young actor took the town by storm and Hart's Hollywood contract wasn't long delayed.

1 (14. 5:4. 1:, 11:34. I Songs," done by some of their top bands Some one played for us a record of "Near You" by Francis Walter. Columbia, MM-697.

For many years the prevailing best Ml SIC HALL "Dawn ta Tarth." 13:00, When he came to New York to enroll with a Manhattan dramatic 1:41, 11:00. Stake, 1:41, 4:3. 1:30. 10:00. PARAMOUNT "Welreae Rtrantar, BROOKLYN EAGLE 0H WNBC Mak a not to tun In "Metropolitan Newt Roundup" every Mon.

day through Friday ot 12:15 P.M. 660 on the dial OTELI AND KISTAUBANTS luperh orchestra of 45 musicians an songs of GINNY SIMMS WCBS 6:30 P.M. recording of the great Beethoven concerto has been an old Columbia set featuring the same soloist and In Manhattan Craig and his orchestra on a label called Bullet. We don't know the label, but this disc is sure to put them in the limelight. An outstanding record, one of the best In months The Three Suns, now 1:11, 17.

13:0.1. Stun, 3:00, 14, lilt RIVOLI "Creftre," 13:00, III, 10. avvv f. tit CHINESE-AMERICAN conductor as In this new set. Mechanically the new performance is, of course, a vast improvement.

7: 30. 10:40. Since, 13:31, 1:10,1 on the Victor label, are out in an Szigeti is still a master violinist STRAND "Dark Pnaante." 1 1 St. 3:43. 1 1 SI.

State. 1:43, 4: He). and plays fully as well as he did' attractive new set featuring stand' CHIN LEE wsr sts n. rism SEE AND BE SEEN World" Fment Pkrtin rtalint Announce in net ta 1ST FOOO-DANCINB-ON USUAL RtYU t-SPICIAl MUSIS H9 covib ssosjmsi-i uirui rues in the older version. His tone hasiard tunes.

Recommended for cock-a somewhat thinner sound in the, tail hour listening. i WARNER "Llfn With Father." lt.JS, J.JJ, 4 00, 11. M..

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