Evansville Courier and Press from Evansville, Indiana • 62

SUNDAY MAY 20 1955 fftCE THE SUNDAY COURIER AND EVANSVILLE INDIANA Si A ii -I Sunday Z)V ProyramA SUNDAY MAY SO (Daylight Saving Time) WFIE-TV Evansville (Channel IS) Tonight Chevalier Tries To Regain Place Here When Maurice Chevalier tips his straw hat in NBC "Spectacular he will be looking for something he left in this country a couple of decades his place in American show business The venerable Parisian wants to know once and for if he can charm the modem all PM 12:00 American Forum 12:30 Frontiers of Faith 1:00 Man to Man 5:00 Kit Canon 5:30 Roy Rogers 6:00 It's a Great Life W8M-TV Nashville (Channel 4) 4:30 World This Week 5:00 Judge Roy Bean 5:30 Steve Donovan 6:00 I Led Three Live Forum of Faith 1:15 Industry on Parade 6:30 Lone Ranger 1:30 Youth Wants to 7:00 Grand Ole Opiy 6:00 Goodyear 9:00 Loretta Young 9:30 Gildersleeve 10:00 Amateur Hour 11:00 Warner Presents Know 2:00 Dr Spock 2:30 Zoo Parade 3:00 Promise for America 4:30 The Pendulum it will shape up beautifully "But" he sighed "I'm not fighting It be 68 In September and at my age you don't fight things You Just meet them1 WEHT-TV Henderson (Channel IS) 3:30 Adventure 4:00 LcSSmithart Lamp Unto Feet rjf 12:00 American 12:30 Front 1:00 Princeton :30 Spectator 3:00 Promise for 9:00 Man Called America 9:30 Movietime KSD-TV St Louis (Channel I) AM 3:00 Premise for 8:45 Man To Man America 9:00 Metropolitan Ch 4:30 Wyatt Earp 9:30 This la the Life 5:00 Meet Press 10:00 Frontiers of Faith 5:30 It's Great Life 10:30 Christophers 6:00 You Asked For It 11:00 Operation Success 6:30 Spectacular 11:30 Mr Wizard 8:00 Playhouse PM 9:00 Loretta Young 12:00 American Forum 9:30 American Legend 12:30 News 10:00 Theatre 12:45 Industry on Par 10:30 Ozzie and Harriet 1:00 The Lone Ranger 11:00 Chance Lifetime 1:30 Star Show 11:30 Ed Arnold 2:00 Amateur Hour 12:00 The Big Picture 2:30 Showcase 12:30 Weather Report generation o( Americana and thus open the way for him to make a aeries of TV films In his beloved Parii for release here "When I came back to America this time" he explained "my one dream waa to see if I atiu 'had my place in American show bun ness because things move last in America Dream Came "If I make good in this spectacular then I'll be on the road to seeing my dream come true Chevalier isn't too worried about the 40-and-older group but those on the dancing side of 40 offer something of a problem believe one generation of Americans will always like me be-I represent their youth to youtn ti cause AM 9:00 9:30 Eye on NY Camera 3 11:00 Let's Take Trip 11:30 Wild Bill Hickok PJW i 12:00 Peppb 1:00 TheWay- -1 1:30 Oral Roberts 2:00 Sunday on Farm TV Highlights General Motors will be featured today in Promise for America' The GM Research Center in Detroit will be rxplored by Dave Garroway and tlie Ty cameras Then the picture will switch into other parts of the country to see some developments of (he Research Center in action Including an auto engine capable of run- ning on peanut oil a team of mechanics racing to install a Jet engine in a fighter smog research in Southern California and an actual working mechanical heart The program will begin -at 3 Evansville time over WFIE WAVE WFBM WS1L KSD and WSM Qualification time trials at the Indianapolis Speedway will be telecast over WFBM WTTV and WT1II at 4 tola afternoon Tom Carnegie veteran speedway broadcaster will describe the action on the track and interview famous drivers and officials Maurice Chevalier will make his second Sunday Spectacular appearance tonight on WAVE KSD WSM and WFBM Chevalier will sing French songs which have been' American hits and will give his impressions of the changes in his life since the advent of television at 6:30 pm Jsck Paar heads the guest list of Ed Sullivan which also includes Marcel Marceau Teresa Brewer David Whitfield Smith and Dale Maria Tallchief and the Nicholas Magallanes dancers to he seen at 7 pm over WEHT WHAS and KWK Versatile Gisele MacKenzie accepts her first starring dramatic characterization in the The a ter play titled Hat Wilh The tonight at 8 The star of Hit Parade will play a schoolteacher who accepts an atrocious hat from a student The ensuing relationship builds the tension of the plot over WEHT KWK WHAS and KFVS 5:00 Telephone Time 5:30 You Are There 6:00 Lassie 6:30 Jack Benny 7:00 Ed Sullivan 6:00 GE Theatre 8:30 My Little Margie 9:00 954000 Challenge 9:30 What' My Line? Albert MrCleery voluble producer of Theater" says the acting business is now experiencing its era" "Never before hi history" he points out actors enjoyed such high economic and social positions I remember when I was a kid drama schools used to have 100 girls and three guys as students It's Respectable 'Now young men are beating down their doors The fathers have decided acting is because actors are making money Why they can even get credit now which is- something they never could-do 1 A FLAIR to eating shrimp cocktail and what Robert Yonng is demonstrating to Cathy Crosby The two TV stars are tablemates at a Hollywood function Young stars' in "Father Knows and Cathy is Bob Crosby's singing daughter 2:15 Christ Science Alfred Hitchcock 2:30 Churches of Christ 10:30 Roundup 3:00 Sunday RFD i WAVE-TV Loidsville (Channel S) his char Educational TV Doing Well With 1 9 Stations oh Air them "he explained with actrristlc grin "If the hew station likes 'me- then I feel could offer them good shows from the Pari I know "With a little luck a little good health and a little success on TV AM i 9:00 Mid-Crntuiy Mission 9:30 Norman Peale 9:45 Christ- Science 10:00 Big Picture 10:30 ThiaIs Life Christophers 11:30 Maa To Man 1 2:30 Zoo Parade 3:00 Promise for -America Outlook 5:00 Sky King 5:30 Buffalo Bill Jr 6:00 Ethel Albert 6:30 Speculator 8:00 TV Playhouse SAN It should give pause to the-cynics that one of the fastest growing movements in this speedy age-noncommercial devoted to of development a nationwide KWK-TV St Louis (Channel 4) 3:30 Follow That Man 4:00 Fabian Scot Yd 4:30 Judge Roy- Bean 5:00 Disneyland 6:00 Dateline Europe 6:30 Jaclc Benny 7:00 Ed Sullivan 8:00 GE Theater 8:30 Alfred Hitchcock 9:00 961000 Chat 9:30 My Line 10:00 Confidential File The Pendulum 11:00 News 11:10 Weather 11:15 Sports Page 11:25 Movie 42:30 Thought for Day Protratant Pulpit Mo of Fathers Science Way of Life Crusade Bill Hickok Ahead Time Face It Tonight Are There Assignmt AM i 8:30 9:00 of 9:30 Faith 10:00 Christ 10:15 The 10:45 Film 11:90 Great 11:30 Wild PJW 12:00 Road 12:30 Show 1:00 Lassie 1:30 2:00 Star 2:30 You 3:00 Dang Mama-to-be Rosemary Clooney insists she takes no special measures to insure herself against embarrassment before the video camera "I eat anything I want before I she says "and if I should i in the middle of a sang because of my I Just rephrase the Rank and tile around NBC are raving over the tryout film for Wally Cox's new "Hiram Holliday1 series but Mickey Rooney's "Lucky the is not stirring up the same 11:45 Industry on Parade 9:00 Loretta Young P-M 9:30 Star Story 12:00 American Forum 10:00 Wyatt Earp 1:00 Mental Health 10:30 The Vise 1:30 Youth Wants to 11:00 All-Star Playhouse Know 2:00 What Is Your Late News WFBM-TV Indianapolis (Channel 3:00 Promise for SUPER DIME DEPARTMENT STORE -Division and Weinbech Opsa (stains 78 pja Hitt UNI OF I Pittsburgh Points Bay Area Educational Television Assn organized in 1952 It sprang into foe air like a glider In 1954 launched on $72000 from local foundations but without machinery tor continuing propulsion It got helping hands from many sources including commercial i dio and TV stations and newspapers But a year later toe money ran out and KQED waa about dead broke until Bay area resident shelled out $67000 in a fundraising campaign Now the project Is approaching financial respectability There are 3000 regular viewer supporters who get printed programs for their $10 annual dues This is a station officials say There are substantial business contributions along with highlv-prized program contracts which will bring money from toe educational TV and radio center at Ann Arbor Mich backed by the lord Foundation Weekly broadcasting haa risen from 2 to 17 hours a week i WriV-TV Bloomington (Channel 4) AM 9:45 Man to Man 10:00 Sunday Mom 11:30 Washington Rpt 11:45 Film PM 12:00 Vista 1:30 Country Matinee 2:00 Boyd Bennett i 3:00 Times Square 3:30 Mr A 4:00 Speedway 4:30 Kit Carson Cisco Kid -1 5:30 Roy You Askftl 6:30 Famous Films Ted Mack 9:00 Ken Murray 9:30 Follow That 10:00 Man Called 10:30 It's Great 11:00 IU Program This is Life 45 Christ Science Christophers 10:30 Town Hall 11:00 Big Picture 11:30 Industry on Par 11:45 TBA fjh 12:00 TBA 12:15 Healing Waters 12:45 Forbes News :00 Sunday Matinee :30 Cross Current 2:00 Dr Spock 2:30 Zoo Parade Trials For It Man Life America 4:00 Speedway Trials 4:30 Outlook 5:00 Judge Roy Bean 5:30 Jungle 5:45 Weather 5:55 News 6:00 It's Great Life 6: 30: Speculator 8:00 TV Playhouse 9:00 Loretta Young 9:30 Science Fiction 10:00 Meet the Press 10:30 Old Dutch Playhout 11:00 Night Owl Theater 12:00 Homecraft Arbuthnot Danci Studia Afr CmrflMsmd hr Summtr 1008 Evans (off Wash) AH rrra Dancing Baton Skating 1 PHONt HA 2-2413 mr HA 3-5141 HtAT mrf NASSAU twq i Mtors's UaJmmtirtwt rtmtJni wHn pre 1 hmtJ nAt frum many fypa pain WTHI-TV Terre Haste (Channel 10) 5:00 Telephone Time 5:30 You Are There 6:00 Dollar A Second 6:30 Jack Benny 7:00 Ed Sullivan 8:00 Lineup 8:30 Alfred Hitchcock 9:00 Follow That Man 9:30 What's My Line Sun News Special 10:15 Oral Roberta 10:45 The Open Bible Lamp Unto Feet Up Live on NY Camera Three Take Trip Bill Hickok Time Sunday Cinema Lombardo Hunter AM 9:00 9:30 Look 10:00 Eye 10:30 11:00 Let's 11:30 Wild PM 12:00 Trail 1:00 3:00 Guy 3:30 The 4:00 Time Trials WS1L-TV Harrisburg (Channel S3) (Central Standard Time) 4:00 Super Circus 4:30 Roy Rogers 5:00 It'a a Great Life 5:30 You Asked For It 6:00 Grand Ole Opry 7:00 Facts Forum 7:30 This la Life 8:00 Qnssroada 8:30 Stu Erwin 9:00 Lawrence Welk American Forum Frontiers of Faith for Today Wants to to Mali Science Roberta John Ireland detects in TV a dreadful drift toward a double standard of sex appeal Recipe for Mama says long John "people have acquired the idea that it's all right for hubby to stare at sweater giris until his eyes get bloodshot but the little woman has to have her TV kicks limited to the recipe of the week" Craw Currents: Look for Phil Silvers to star in a featured movie this summer Frank Sinatra is interested in reducing a film version of Sugar tay life Despite its popularity 'Tour Star Theater" may not be back next season because no suitable time slot is available "Warner Brothers Presents' comes upwith the first Chaucerian tale on TV Tuesday night Deadly Riddle" iicrubbed-up version of Wife of Bath's Bob Hope has some' terrific film footage of a Russian circus per-forming in Belgium but they let him use it on his TV show Jack Benny now wants to do Horn Blows at as one of his "Shower of Stars" shows next season two new version of Sammy Cahn will pe lyrics for the NBC-Tv AM 11:00 11:30 PM 12:00 Faith 12:30 Youth Know 1:00 Man 1:15 Christ 1:30 Oral How! Can Niagara's Heat and Massage Pad aid in Arthritis? -A' 2:00 Wide Wide World 10: 00 Fam Playhouse 3:30 Grand Ole Opry KFVS-TV Cape Girardeau (Channel 19) (Central Standard Time) 4:00 Face Nation WHAS-TV Louisville (Channel 11) 4:00 Face The Nation 4:30 Sunday News Telephone Time 5:30 Judge Roy Bean 6:00 Superman 6:30 Jack Benny 7:00 Ed Sullivan 8:00 Sunday Theater 8:30 164000 Chal Unto Feet Up lave Chrtoon Circus Camera Three Take Trip Bill Hickok According to Law of Library Heat and massage are now blended in top amazing new Niagara Thcrmo-Cy clopad Research indicates that the Thermo-Cyclopad by increasing circulation relaxing muscle spasm and decreasing pain allowa the Increased use of muscles and Joints The frequent use of heat and can contribute substantially to your comfort health apd Improved muscles and Joint function A booklet' fully describing the remarkable effectiveness of Nt-tgra is yours free and without obligation simply by writing to NIAGARA of EVAN8VILUS 8X 7th St Ph HA 4-6127 as shown on the Maiye Klascr Show WFIE-TV AM 9:00 Lamp 9:30 Look 10:00 10:30 11:00 11:30 Wild PM 12:00 12:30 Lure 4:30 Sunday News 5:00 Telephone Time 5:30 Playhouse Biff Baker 6:30 Guy Lombardo 7:00 All Star Theatre 7:30 Jack Benny 8:00 GE Theatre 8:30 Alfred Hitchcock 9:00 $64000 Chal 9:30 The Unexpected lthOff Ed Sullivan 10:00 Playhouse 11:00 Follow That Man 12:00 News Weather AM 9:00 Lamp Unto Feet 9:30 Look Up Live 10:00 Eye on NY 10:30 Camera Three 11:00 Let's Take Trip 11:30 What One Can Do 12:00 Reporters Roundup 12:30 Wild Bill Hickok PM 1:00 RFD 1:15 Man to Man 1:30 This la Answer 2:00 The Way 2:30 Thirls The Life 3:00 Showcase 3:30 Adventure A MwboiuTt race against Mase to develop a synthtti mtdiein to' ear Hie sbbi lift Shoes 1-00 Look It Over 9:00 Ozzie and Harriet 1:30 You Are Then 2:00 Disneyland 3:00 MGM Parade 3:30 Trust Your Wife? 9:30 What's My Line 10:00 Herbie Koch Show 10:30 News and Weather 10:45 Lawrence Welk Telephone Tine hit of eight yean back for which he and Jule Styne did the original score Buster Qubbe and Son Cliffy leave for Africa next month to film new material for their Gallant" series JOHN MMiltn trwwJUa with 19 noncommercial stations now on the air the fourth year after the Federal Communications Commission set apart 212 channels for educational purposes San Francisco's two -year-old station KQED like most of the others seems to he' thriving Its operating policy is simply defined by Its manager as trying to give to as many people as possible that delightful feeling of suddenly understanding something which has been familiar but-meaning-leu before" Needs Digesting more information we all need" says 37-year-old Jamea Day former NBC public affurs director and a co-founder of Radio Free Asia have it in massive quantity flowing through so many channels it nearly smothers us What we do need is to digest and relate it and take the mysteries out of it- That's what we are aiming ht with A splash of publicity fell on the station when it was announce! it was to be first in the nation to be used for teaching regular academic classes under a $125000 grant to San Francisco State College by the Fend for Advancement of Education a Ford Foundatijn agency The experiment to begin next September with about a third of those enrolled in four course: studying the regular wav and the rest -via TV wall help assess value of a new way to hand outsize college enrollments with limited teaching staffs 7MM as Starter KQED -waa sponsored by the TV Film Clips 6 Useless Director Says HOLLYWOOD (jn Director George Sidney believes the motion picture industry is misusing television as an exploitation medium Sidney president of Screen Directors Guild comments: The current and widespread practice of telecasting clips from pictures is Just a feeble imitation of the theater trailer and instead of selling tickets it keeps prospective patrons from buyiqg TV set can do justice to scenes from a motion picture because you simply get the impact of the big screen in your living Sidney recognizes personal appearances of stars plugging a picture on TV can have -advertising pull but as to film clips: complete waste of time effort and money" ful on his feet by the way" Wants Tall Giris English-born Miss Broadhent favors taller dancers "Tail giris usually have better legs" she said men seem to like them have to adapt my viewpoint here but I don't miss very often We prefer red hair it photographs better but something that ran be taken care of very careful about having fresh-looking giris We don't want outright sex or cheapness at all" Ballet is a prerequisite lor an audition- Ballet Is the basis of modern dancing" she said figure if girl can do ballet she esn do whatever routines we want her to" Miss Broadhent works at re hearaals just as hard as the girls And sometimes the boss finds herself becoming a little motherly when girls run into problems done what' they're doing and they know I understand their SCHUTTLER'S FIRST FINE ELECTRONIC ORGAN' WITHOUT A LUXURY PRICE I Ml OWT0TAND8NO ABVANd IN TNI WOBIB OF MUIICmTNROUIN UKTBONM SEE IT SUNDAY Sunday Radio Programs WEHT 5:00 PM Actress Lana Bashams says she Can't be separated from her good luck charm It'a a tattooed on her right hip INDIANA Mil It's the new at a surprisingly low price possible by latest' 1 electronic advances! Vibrant true organ tone Thousands of exciting effects Harmonizes with any room Three 1 styles four finishes See hear play it today! 8:15 St Francis Hour (WAS) 8:30 Proudly We Hail (WIKY) It'a Time (WJPS) Monitor (WGBF) 8:55 Sports Review (WEOA) 9:00 Revival Hour (WJPS) Billy Graham (WGBF) 9:30 Facte Forum (WEOA) American Forum (WGBF) 10:00 Billy Graham (WGBF) Symphony Hall (WEOA) Met sage of Israel (WJPS)' 10:30 Revival Time (WJPS) Music of Masters (WGBF) 11:30 News Music (WGBF) TV Dancers Usually Through at 28 To Our Customers and Friends To continue to be a LEADER IN THE RESTAURANT FIELD and to give to the people of Evansville and the Tri-State area the best of FOOD and SERVICE end to maintain the high standards we set for ourself we will be closed for two days Monday and Tuesday May 21st and 22nd to redecorate We will open Wednesday morning May 23rd at 8:00 AM thi ifin'T Complete with note 16 foot pitch radial are baas pedal clavier Matching bench THI 00 725 THOMAS ILKCTRONIC OROAN Week (WEOA) Baptist Church (WPCO) 11:30 Hour of Prayer (WJPS) Guy Lombardo Time (WEOA) 11:45 Time (WJPS) FM 12:00 Wool worth Hour (WEOA) Bob Chase Show (WGBF) 12:30 Lutheran Hour (WSON) Hymn History (WPCO) Variety (WGBF) 12:45 Calvary Bible Church (WPCO) 12:55 Baseball Cards vs Giants (WJPS) 1:00 Eternal Light (WGBF) World Music (WEOA) 1:30 Catholic Hour (WGBF) Bible Gass (WSON) Church of God (WPCO) 2:00 Monitor (WGBF) 2:15 Christian College (WSON) 3:00 Facte Forum (WPCO) 4:00 Lawrence Welk (WIKY) Assembly of God (WPCO) Monitor (WGBF) Indictment (WEOA) 4:30 Fort Laramie (WEOA) 5:00 Sports (WSON): Forum (WGBF) 5:30 Billy Graham (WJPS) Gunsmoke (WEOA) Meet The Press (WGBF) Bob Considine (WSON) 5:45 Les Paul and Mary Ford (WSON) 5:55 Galen Drake (WEOA) 6:00 Edgar Bergen (WEOA) Monitor (WGBF) Organ Music (WPCO) Sports' (WJPS) 6:15 Paul Harvey (WJPS) 6:30 Dinner Date (WSON) 7:00 Our Miss Brooks (WEOA) Wings of Healing (WJPS) 7:30 Two lor the Money (WEOA) Lynn Murray Show (WJPS) 8:00 Mitch Miller (WEOA) Overseas Assignment (WJPS) Monitor (WGBF) SUNDAY MAY 20 AM 6:00 Town and Country Church (WJPS) Music (WGBF) 6:15 Guest Stay (WGBF) 6:30 Ave Maria Hour fWJPS)) Let There Be Light (WGBF) 6:43 Worship Hour (WGBF) 7:00 Protestant Hour (WJPS) Worship Hour (WGBF) 7:15 Weather (WGBF) Hour of St Francis (WEOA) 7:25 Tip off (WSON) 7:30 Berean Bible (WSON) Rev Vibbert (WJPS) Free Methodists (WGBF) Renfrew Valley (WEOA) Pilgrim Church (WJPS) Nazarene Church (WIKY) Wings of Healing (WSON) Wooda Sisters (WPCO) 8:15 Sunshine Hour (WGBF) First Missionary Baptist (WPOC) 8:30 Church of the Air (WEOA) Christian Science (WSON) Nazarene Church (WPOC) New Bethel Church (WJPS) 8:45 Rescue Mission (WGBF) 9:00 National Radio Pulpit (WGBF) Power Biggs (WEOA Herald Of Truth (WJPS) Church of God (WPCO) Rev Bob While (WJPS) 9:15 Church of Christ (WSON) You Are -There (WJPS) Art ofLiviiig (WGBF) Bible Class (WJPS) Sunday On The Farm (WEOA) 9:45 Worship (WIKY) Women's Club (WGBF) 10:00 Agoga (WGBF): Voice of Prophecy (WJPS) Washington Week (WEOA) Gospel Tabernacle (WSON) 10:30 NAACP (WJPS) New World (WGBF) Salt Lake City Tabernacle (WEOA) Boonvllle Church of Christ (WPCO) 10:45 Walnut SL Baptist Church (WJPS) 11:00 Rescue Mission (WGBF) Bible Center (WIKY) First Baptist Church (WSON) Washington For all of year msiicef seeds Came First to tho maiJc SGHUjTiTliER FARMERS DAUGHTER HAW 41 SOUTH FII HA 2-3512 PIANOS IBlNlWftth'STNPHONE HA 2-6269 HOLLYWOOD (HI choreographer whose perforinere range from glamorous dancers on the JimmyDurante Show to actor Ernest Borgnine says her best dancers are willowy and usually through at 28 The choreographer Aida Broad-bent says dancers of the type op the Durante show are very rare and any giris 18-28 with their qualifications -are always -in- demand a special type of girl with physical and mental she said usually just a 16-year range on them so always a turnover? Miss Brondbent a former dancer herself who turned to staging from dancing with a ballrt production In 1937 at the Hollywood Bowl snid her giris are usually through at 28 but not because of any physical deterioration Altitude Changes "No their legs don't fail like a baseball she said "It's their attitude They develop other interests and their dancing Buffers Some get married some become lazy and some simply grow Miss Broad bent wife of a Hollywood realtor said as choreogrs pher on the show she has come to have charge of anything that moves in time to music This in eludes not only her girls and Durante but any guest stars She has to think up all routines and rehearse the dancers 'For example I recently had to teach Ernest Boren ine a short routine He's very light and grace- mmm Jv SUNDAY ONLY GUITAR LESSONS if HAWAIIAN SPANISH BANJO TOP QUALITY ICE CREAM HALF GALLON Question Still Tops TV Ratings NEW YORK (INS) the moEt recent ratings of current "Top TV programs those for the previous week and a month ago compiled in audience polls 1 14010 Ountlon Tun 1 Ed Sullivan SbowBuii I Hitchcork PrvMiitl Bun December Bride i Your Hit Pends Do You Triftt Your Wllrf Tun Thle Te Your Life Wed II Reid Skeltnn fte PREVIOUS WEEK 1 ritDOe Question Tuee Id Sullivan Show Bun I Love Lucr 4 Red Skelton Show I Perrv Como are the i Si On Wide Wide World's Time: 3:00 PM Sunday May 20th NBC-TV: CHANNEL 62 Dave Garroway invites you to catch up on your progress with "Promise for America" celebrating the dedication of the great new General Motors i Technical Center in Detroit Be the first "free piston" car-jet planes -the train of ths future Los Angelre smog fighters new wonders of medical science In a thrilling hour and a half "on ths show which takes you from California to Florida-from ths Gulf of Mexico to the Great Lakes BAUGH'S HOT AFTER 10 AM BARBECUE RIBS LOREN BLAKE Studio of Music INSTRUCTION IN MODERN AND CLASSICAL PIANO ms XW Mk SL Ph BA I-S3M ns Sat pm TOXKGUT THE GREATEST SHOWS IN RADIO 5:05 Gena Autry 5:30 Gunsmoki 6:05 Ed jar Bergen 7: 05 Our Miss Brooks 7:30 TWO for the MONEY Home Mode Macaroni Potato Salad In All Sizes State Show 141 lira TairntBe'taMon 217 liivcn Bhow Tuea i 2SS SIT Mon Thurt Sat Oad Phil St December Elide Oroucho Marx Show Jackie Olreaen 200 A WEEK PAYS FOR LESSONS Many Students Featured World Wide on Radio Records and TV Will FURNISH THI GUITAR PHONE HA 31 841 STUDIO HOURS I te PJa CLOSED WEDNESDAYS KHICmiCYFII SCHOOL OF GUITAR 508 ILLINOIS PROMPT S-E-R-V-IC-E ATX MAKES RADIOS ft TV I 7 It vi Perry Ccmo it 7 A MbKIH ARO 1 M49M ruNlloa Tun 1 I Love Lucy Mon 3 Ed Sullivan Bhow Pun 4 Perxjn Penon Yrl Perrv Cnia Set -Ttlenr Seoul Mon 7 December I ride Mon 5 Thi I Tour ure Wed Pimidp Theatre run It Bed Skelton Show Tuee tOTUG I'- 301 3 Jl 7 314 27 ft 27 ft Jil CRAIG mtNKMN ha t-r i 8.