The Kansas City Star from Kansas City, Missouri • 82

0 00 a 11 4 -4 i 40 i I AO -----s- THE KANSAS CITY STAR SUNDAY AUGUST 9 1953 'A I RADIO'S GRIP -IS FIRM' THE KANSAS CITY STAR SUNDAY AUGUST 9-1953 RADIO THIS WEEK The Brevard Music Festival Concerts to Be Broadcast The 70 ad a 11 PUBLIC STILL RELIES HEAVILY ON IT SURVEY SHOWS A Dogs' Lif )4 7 ty 1 4t4 1'2 Peter A4r0 0 Bociqs Study in TV Areas Reveals Nine Out of Ten Adults Listen Stressed Programs From Eighth Annual Event to Be Heard at 3:30 o'Clock Saturdays on Hour to Be a Nightly Feature on Box Derby Finals Today Program o'Clc lea Frd at 3:30 to Be a ox country I get requests for advice on how to stop dogs from retrieving newspapers tossed on walks and porches by newsboys Some dogs seem to make a habit of bringing home most of the newspapers left by new in their neighborhood Here's a suggestion I have given owners of such it works: Take a few old papers and smear their insides with mustard Toss these on the walks or front steps where your dog usually takes papers Mustard is hot in odor as well as zzlgce After coming across one or two such treated newspapers the dog will probably lose his interest in bringing home your neighbors papers i '''z'' 0-- 1 ''I'''''-' AS -'15Ez --i--5i 1) 4- -1 --71-- -) t--: 441i THREE orchestral programs from the eighth annual Brevard Music festival held at the Transylvania Music camp at Erevard will be heard at 3:30 o'clock Saturdays starting this week on KMEC On the opening concert Joseph Fuchs violinist will be the soloist in the first movement of "Concerto for Violin and Orchestra in Major" by Brahms yrr -t cf (::1 I i 4 5 1 14'' et 4 kw' 1 7 7-4'-1111 I 4M'' -'itX -'ii1g'' es4-1f i -5-4- "--k-t 4 As '--Wi 4ii -31z-: 1'-iffik '''Setir Illki53's '11 '3: ::77:: -5 tt -7--- fl-' lk i :7 ''4 4fr-i 1 i '''Y-: 44 '4'-: 4'- V': '0''-1r' Ak IH7k 0 01011 F' 1'4 ASA 4::: --v ::5:: i' -10 47" 4: ''A 1 1 i' 7 -i' i11-' fr "1 41t I i t1 -fv- '''A-- The Question Box a dog kept out doors in a kennel need a bath very often? --E perhaps never if he is brushed fairly regularly with a good stiff brush and sleeps on cedar shavings (Released by Mc Naught Syndtcate Inc) The finish of the final race in the Soap Box Derby will be broadcast from Derby Downs Akron at 3:30 today on WDAF Dinah Shore singing star will act as parade grand marshal She will sing "Your Eyes Shine in My Own" from "Gypsy Baron" by Strauss and "Deh Vieni Non Tardar" from "The Marriage of Ficbaro" by Mozart The orchestra will off er "Czardas" from the ballet "Coppelia" by Delibes Miss Conner and the chorus will join in "One Night of Love" by Schertzinger The Symphony Hour at 9 tomorrow night on KCMO-FM will present Schubert's "Tragic" Symphony No 4 in and Goldmark's "Rustic Wedding" On Choral Music at 8 Wednesday night will be heard: "Missa Sine No-mine" Palestrins "Gloria Mass" Vivaldi "Cantata No 140" Bach and "Requiim" Faure The opera "Boris Godounoff" by Moussorgsky will be heard in two parts on KCMO-FM this week The prologue and acts I II and the first part of act will be presented from 8 to 10 Friday night and the conclusion of act III and IV from 8 to 9 Saturday night It will be performed by the soloists and national orchestra of Radiodiffusion Francaise Issay Dobrowen conducting iss and Deh lur Eyes Shine from "GYPsY 0" by Mozart from The 7 will offer le ballet "Cop- 11 Miss Conner join in "One Hour at 9 to Schertzinc-er iCMO-F3I uill t's "Tragic" )hony No 4 in is Godounoff" I Goldmark's On Choral 5day night will isa Sine No- a "Gloria "Cantata No "Requiem" will be heard CM 0 -FAT this ue and acts I )art act III Apreeatiopeog ON TELEPHONE Barbara Gibson young soprano will be the soloist on Telephone Hour at 8 o'clock tomorrow night on WDAP She made her concert debut on the program last year -t4i ig- Seeing-Eye Dogs 1t4ANY times I have seen blind men with their Seeing-Eye dogs and I have watched carelessly kind people go up to and pat the dog whenever the opportunity arose I wanted to protest to them for their actions and here is why: One should remember that such a dog is the eyes of the blind man first and a dog second Never speak to such a dog Never touch or pet him And never try to feed him or in any way divert his mind from his work When a blind man and his dog approach you on the street give the dog an opportunity to pass you don't wilfully obstruct their way Always speak to a blind person first if you must pet his dog but remember it is best not to pet him at all A blind man cannot protect himself or his dog but the dog is perfectly able to protect himself and his master So never make it necessary for the dog to appear disagreeable These dogs are doing a wonderful service to mankind Help them in their great work by remembering these few wise rules The World Championship Golf tournament finals will be broadcast from the Tam O'Shanter Country club Chicago Ill at 6 tonight on WHB HINT ON CROSBY'S TV PLANS In all likelihood Bing Crosby's first regular television series will go on S-TV once a month on Sunday nights No an nouncement has been made but a reported deal would make him a part of the new line-up in the rearrangement of Fred Waring's fall schedule The change would cut Waring to twice a month 1 The importance of radio and the public's reliance upon it in 1 the face of the tremendous 'growth of television was emphasized in a study just lade by the Alfred Politz Research Inc for eleven radio stations in major markets from coast to coast including VVDAF The Star's station Commissioned by stations represented by Henry I Christal company of New York the study covered only areas where TV is operating and was concentrated on individuals instead of "homes" All Use Radio The indispensability of the medium is more than ever borne out by the study which shows that in video areas virtually all the people use radio that on an average day two out of three adults in these areas listen to radio and that on an average week nine out of ten adults are included in radio's audience Radio's universal appeal cutting across all economic arid leducational classes and its unmatched ability to penetrate was also strikingly highlighted Nine out of ten people in the low est income brackets in these areas have radios Radio's constant audience Indoors and outdoors without stopping throughout the day was significantly evaluated The two top listening periods were between waking and breakfast and between dinner and going to bed during each of which 29 per cent of the people tune in The report showed that of the total adult population in TV areas 58200000 or 95 per cent have one or more home radios in working order 32 per cent have two sets and 23 per cent have two to seven Also 31800- 000 persons or 52 per cent have THINKING UP A NEW pensive young man at the piano is Jim Lowe Chicago radio announcer who composed and recorded the new hit 'Gambler's Gui tar" The happy guitarist is Rusty Draper frequently seen on C's Saturday Night Revue who also has recorded Jim's song They both are from Missouri's Ozark region one or more radio equipped motor cars Many Outside Homes In addition 54 per cent of the people had a portable or car radio on their last pleasure trip The adaptability of radio which can be heard in all parts of the home in contrast to TV's limitations was hammered across The study found that people rely on radio primarily for information and entertainment 66 per cent for the former and 70 per cent for the latter The most frequent advantage named was that "you can listen to it while doing other things" P6pular Records Newspaper Stealing Dog From many sections of the Helps keep Seeds Out 09 Helps Ease Pressure Os Gums Helps Plate Fit Snug Helps Prevent Clicking ear FA 'IS I EIH? eat chew gE11) with IP 13DENTAL 4 171 9 GM- 0 Helps keep Seeds Out key Helps Ease Pressure en Gums E----- Helps Plate Fit Snug ----4-i-5------Fkiia 't---1-- Helps Prevent Clkking 5 4 Semiclassics and popular classics played by the world's great orchestras and musical groups will be heard on the "Classic Hour" to be heard at 10:30 Monday through Friday nights beginning tomorrow night on WDAF The program runs uninterrupted for thirty minutes with the names of the selections and artists given at the end The music is from A-Victor Red Seal recordings A highlight of the program on World Music Festivals (KMBC) at 1:30 today will be the playing of Strauss's Don Quixote" by the Boston Symphony orchestra conducted by Charles Munch Gregor Piatigorsky will be cello soloist and Joseph de Pasquale viola soloist in the work The broadcast will originate from the Berkshire festival at Tangle wood Mass and organ background will make you tingle The other set features Art Ferrante and Lou Teicher duo-pianists in a group of the tunes from Cole Porter's "Can-Can" The numbers include "No Other Love'-' "Keep It Gay" and "A Very Special Day" 01M-SCRATCHEX1 I STOPS DOG ITCH caused by FUNGUS INFECTION 44 common Kills Fleas Lice Ticks aka GUAIAIIIEED to stop your dog's net scratching at mom BACK At all drug stores and leading pet shop Yasuo Inc White Plains NY The University of Florida's football team plays Southeastern Conference games this fall with Georgia Tech Kentucky Auburn Georgia and A new camera for photographing microscopic particles floatting free in the atmosphere has been developed Shortly after an old man makes out his will his two sons die in a violent fashion in "The Axe and the Dromt Family How They Fared" the story of a crime in Pennsylvania in 1795 on Crime Classics at 7 tomorrow night on KMBC While Jack Bailey is on vacation from Queen for a Day Ben Alexander Ken Murray and Jack Smith will take over his emcee role appearing in that order The program ls heard at 10:30 weekdays on WHB Barbara Gibson coloratura soprano will be the soloist on the Telephone Hour at 8 tomorrow night on WDAF Her numbers will be the "Waltz" from "Romeo and Juliet" by Gounod "Si 3les Vers Avalent des lines" by Halm "Grandma Grunts" traditional and "Theme and Variations" by Proch in a setting by La Forge The orchestra vitt play "Prelude in Sharp Minor" by Rachmaninoff and the overture to "The Bartered Bride? by Smetana Senator James Duff (1-Pa) one of the early supporters of Eisenhower for the presidency and former governor of Pennsylvania will be interviewed on Meet the Press (WDAF) at 9:30 tonight Lillian Murphy will appear on Chicago Theater of the Air at 6:30 tonight on WHI3 OMETIMES a listener passes over a record lightly the first time he hears it Then a couple more plays and it begins to sound pretty good Never much of a Ma- rio Lanza fan that's what we did on his latest :7 release It's Ma- rio's first wax- e- ing in a year th voiced 11 and could 11 to the big time 1 recordwise The i Mario Lanza new A-Victor release pairs "If You Were Mine" a very good ballad on which Lanza does a powerful job and -Song of India" The latter has a new set of Johnny Mercer lyrics and is a number that will be enjoyed for much longer than the usual popular tune Another first-rate A-Victor release is by the talented Fontane Sisters "Please Play Our i Song (Mr Record Man)" should go over with the disc jockeys and if it does the public inter- I est will be stirred Their coupling is "Falling" a pleasant tune Ray Anthony (Capitol) will stir a lot of attention maybe score a resounding hit with snappy number titled "Drag-I net" It is based on the Walter! Schumann theme that is used on the television program Dragnet' Anthony blends all the familiar sounds into a slick instrumental dance record You'll get a big kick out of it the first time you hear it He played the number' on the Bob Eberly-Helen O'Con-1 nell TV show Monday night with! dramatics yet It's backed with! 'another instrumental interpreta-1 tion of "Dancing in the Dark" Guy Mitchell (Columbia) supported by Mitch Miller's orches'tra and chorus is just the fel- low to get the most out of a new Bob Merrill novelty titled "Chica-Boom" and he does The number is lively and has clever lyrics although somewhat on the zany side Mitchell fans should go for it "Cloud Lucky! Seven" another spirited item I with a nice beat runs the first1 side a close race for honors1 1 II I i 1 I 1 1 Wayne Stitt formerly with KCKN has joined the staff of WHB and emcees the record shows from 2 to 4:45 Monday through Fridays Guy Madison will be interviewed by Louella Parsons on her show at 9 Tuesday night on KMBC America's Town Meeting of the Air will have as its topic "What Has the Eisenhower Administration Accomplished?" at 8 Tuesday night on KCMO The speakers will be Senator A Mike Monroney (D-Ok) and Representative Hugh Scott (R-Pa) Owen Sister's "The 'Virginian" will star William Holden on Electric Theater at Thursday night on KMBC Known as the "original western" it was in this novel that the hero said "Mien you call me that smile" Frank Miller will conduct the Summer Symphony in a program which will feature his composition "Borodin Fantasy for Viola and Orchestra" at 4 today on WDAF Carlton Cooley the Symphony's first violinist will be soloist in the work Other selections will be Wag- ner's overture to "The Flying Dutchman" and Mendelssohn's "Scotch" symphony The schedule of Blues baseball games on 111-1B this week will be: Today Indianapolis there 1:30 ni Tomorrow Columbus molumbus there two games 6:30 Tuesday Wednesday and Thursday Columbus there 8:15 Priday and Saturday Charleston there 8:15 na The first printed book of stories by Gertrude In "Three Lives" has been chosen by William Rogers literary editor of the Asociated Press for discussion on Invitation to Learning at 10:30 tonight on KMBC The subject on Northwestern 1 Pniversity Reviewing Stand (IVHB) at 9 tonight will be What Is the Individual's Re- spon -st bility for Peace?" Members of the panel will be Paul Shipman Andrews dean of the Syracuse university law school Donald Harrington pastor of the Community church of New York I and Kenneth Thompson assist- ant professor of political science at the University of Chicago "Should Congressional Investi- gating Committees Be Merged'!" will be discussed by Senator 1 Karl Mundt (R-S D) and Representative Emanuel Celler (D-N Y) on American Forum of the Air at 6:30 tonight on WDAF WIBar rmaii ALBERT BELL Folks take my word for is NOT a come-on It is a legitimate of the most sensational ever made in Kansas City We assure you that no one will be disappointed We will not tell you we are fresh out and attempt to sell you another refrigerator Phone orders accepted! Dealers invited! Extra clerks to help youl BE HERE EARLY FOR THE BUY OF YOUR LIFE! A Complete Sell-Out the Last Time Offered! toasts st6wh DOORS OPEN TODAY-SUN-AT 10 A SHARP raders EPAK 00 for any box that runs! 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I Could Sing Like Bing" 'a pleasant light-weight tune with all the Crosby vocal and has some novelty value! "Don't You Remember" is thel flip Martin is backed by Dick! Stabile Don Cherry (Decca) has a 1 couple of real good tunes to I show off his pleasant voCaling1 "No Stone Unturned" a new I song with considerable merit1 has a bit of Kay Starr in her places "Till the Moon Turns Green" is a number that Johnny Long introduced recently Cathy Ryan who has a bit of Kay Starr in hen voice does a good job on the oldie "Show Me the Way to Go klome" If thit number isn't in your collection Miss Ryan's will fill the spot adequately "You Never Know 'Till Monday" a pretty new ballad is the pairing Among the interesting new al- I bums are two 10-inch re- ieSses Columbia Martha Lou Harp intimate-voiced song- stress has a group of sultryl tunes in a "Dream Time" set Among the numbers are "By the I Bend of the River" "Now I Lay I Me Down to Dream" "Para! dise" "Harbor Lights" and half-dozen others The soft harp! l'i: 1 i i 1 I I I l' 1 1 1 i A musical dramatization of the famous novel "Trilby" will be presented on the Railroad Hour (ISTAF) at 7 tomorrow night with Gordon MacRae and Dorothy Warenskjold as stars The plot concerns a young girl who is made into a prima donna through the hypnotic influence of her voice teacher Svengali Mr and Mrs Johnnie Wright have come out with new laments on hillbilly records Mrs Wright is Kitty Wells Her songs on Decca are "I Don't Claim to Be an Angel" and "The Life They Live in Songs" Kitty specializes in that sort of plaintive "Honky-Tonk Angel" type She always sounds like a sweet girl who finds herself in a juke joint and is impelled to sing an explanation Kitty's husband is on another label RCA-Victor as part of the team of Johnnie and Jack "Private Property" which they wrote is seeded to get more attention than "Don't Say Good-Bye If You Love Me" but the latter fits their style to a For one thing it has their stand ard guitar accompaniment which has a distinctive tempo that is almost Latin whereas "Private Property" leans toward the tricky side They both are good numbers however Jack Anglin is the other half of the team Red Garrett has on personal appearances here received a big hand for his impersonations of iolk music stars "They Got Me Singin' That Way" on RCA Victor gives him a chance to really go to town Tubb Arnold Acuff Frizzell and Grandpa Jones get a good going over The pairing is "Pltase" in his own voice and incidentilly---a good one Another release on RCA-Victor is "This Heart Belongs to You" and "Better Than Walkin' Home" sung by Joyce Moore Joyce is a member of the Kitty Wells-Goldie Hill school of vocalizing They have done all right and so may she TROOST Bring Model Number of Your Old Refrigerotot With You When You Come In STORES OPEN SUNDAY EVENINGS 31 r77 ti--------- 0 0 ov4 II ::::1 TT lit 4 1 74 I tACI 41'1 5 a I if I 0 fi I A 11 1- isp i Bring Model Number of Your Old Refrig- At -1141444 erotot With You When You Come In 1 iA 14' IttifilltitS11 ALL 'g' 1 1 4627 TROOST 1 1 0041 It J1 SoT OP ERNE HONE 1 1 1 i 1 SUNDAY 1 a) nt) 26 GillraN a Ails am 0 40 iir44111111111111ralba All ed a 1711-5-011 5 i Citita I I 3300 TROOST 1 i 1kip A ayrzyrn on IIIT) 1 110 "I'M I- alTerival CCALLI ULLILILCJLI VL1 ti HONE ED an) "Scheherazade" by RimskyKorsakov will be featured by the Chautauqua Symphony at 7:30 on KCMO-FM and 8 on KCMO tomorrow night Also included in the program will be Tchaikovsky's "Concerto for Piano and Orchestra No 1 in B-Flat Minor Opus 23" with Van Cliburn as piano soloist A ruthless woman who destroys the things she loves will be portrayed by Joan Fontaine in the Summer Theater adaptation of "Leave Her to Heaven" at 8 tomorrow night on KMBC PHONE 4750 For FREE Courteous TRANSPORTATION PHONE For FREE Courteous For FREE Courteous TRANSPORTATION Ap'priance UN 4 PI id UN 4 wesit Appliance G) I WAD OOOO OOO I Mit The soloist on Voice of Firestone (WDAF) at 7:30 tomorrow night will be Nadine con- ner Metropolitan lyric soprano An A MIL JmLmammamm rAIMIEEId a a a a.