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Page 18 The LA CROSSE TRIBUNE, La Crosse, Wisconsin Sunday, May ll, 1952 Featured Piano Artist Gives Out Equally With Bach, Basin Street A -A Tn Mire A versatile love and knowledge music is demonstrated by Doris Gray, presently featured piano artist at the Flamingo Club. Starting an indefinite run May Miss Gray is reportedly head and ahoulders above the run-of-the-mill night club entertainer, whose abilities are limited by Basin Street and jazz boundaries. Not only does red-headed Miss Gray know the more contemporary awing numbers, but she is a composer besides, and well acquainted with Chopin, Bach, Beethoven and just about any other classic composer a student would care to name. FREE At No Extra Charge to You Short of storage space? Have your winter clothes cleaned and stored here. MAIN ST.

CLEANERS 812 MAIN STREET A native of Davenport, Miss Gray was soloist with the band and orchestra during high school and accompanied glee clubs and choruses. She also played the piano in the Iowa state music contest. Following high school, she won a Maj. Bowes audition, was selected to play with the Tri-City Symphony, and since that time been wedded to By teaching for 12 years in the Quad-Cities of Moline, East Moline, Rock Island and Daver wt, Miss Gray was able to see herself through the American Conservatory of Music at Chicago. Earning a BA degree in music and a degree in piano, she now is working on a second MA in composition, studying under Leo Sowerby.

As part of her required work for the second degree, Miss Gray has other and Variations for and indicated that it soon will be played by a number of organizations, including the Independence and Long Beach Symphony Orchestras. Following her conservatory work, Miss Gray started with the duo-piano team of Gray and Freelan, booked by General Artists out of Chicago. When her partner married, she became a solo pianist, with the Music Corporation of America as her agent. As far as night club assignments are concerned, Miss Gray has played St. Louis, Indianapolis, Waterloo, Chicago and most of the larger Midwestern and Western cities.

In addition to radio appearances, there also have been stints with Horace Heidt and Howard Keel. She remembers the latter, now famous in Holloywood, for exceptionally fine Playing since the age was six when she gave her first Gray always has liked the classics and semi-classics. Gifted with absolute pitch, she plays most of her works by car DORIS GRAY and makes many of her own arrangements. Her symphony work has included solo spots with a number of orchestras in this part of the country and in California, and she has also given countless solo recitals before varied groups. like to play all types of Miss Gray explained, I feel people like to hear a Once night club patrons I can play the classics, they readily request such The pattern of classic requests generally runs to In and "Clare de And from that point.

Miss Gray might launch into As for relaxation, ifs still mostly music. She practices, arranges and composes. Of course, when time permits, she does sneak in an hour or two of knitting, cooking, swimming and playing tennis. Looking toward the future, the talented pianist has one major ambition: able to play every number that a person Hollywood Sunday through Tuesday: The Greatest Show On Earth, with Betty Hutton, Cornel Wilde, Dorothy Lamour, Gloria Grahame and James Stewart. Starting Wednesday: David and Bathsheba, with Gregory Peck, Susan Hayward and Raymond Massey.

Saturday midnight: The Marrying Kind, with Judy Holliday and Aldo Ray. Rivoli Sunday through Tuesday: I Want You, with Dana Andrews, Dorothy McGuire, Farley Granger, Petty Dow and Robert Keith. Wednesday through Saturday: The Belle of New York, with Fred Astaire, Vera-Ellen, Marjorie Main, Keenan Wynn, Alice Pearce, Clinton Sundberg and Gale Robbins. Saturday midnight: Just This Once, with Janet Leigh, Peter Lawford, Lewis Stone and Marilyn Erskine. 5 th Avenue Sunday through Tuesday: Rose of Cimarron, with Mala Powers, Jack Buetel, Bill Williams and Bob Steele.

Wednesday through Saturday: The Magic Face, with Luther Adler and Patricia Knight. Wisconsin Sunday only: Drums of the Deep South, with Guy Madison, Barbara Payton and James Craig; Overland Telegraph, with Tim Holt, Gail Davis and Richard Martin. Monday through Thursday: Up Front, with David Wayne and Tom Ewell; The Milkman, with Donald Jimmy Durante and Piper Laurie. Starting Friday: Kansas Territory, with Wild Bill Peggy Stuart and House Peters, Harem Girl, with Joan Javis, Peggy Castle and Arthur Blake. Strand Sunday only: Adventures of Captain Fabian, with Errol Flynn; A Millionaire for Christy, with Fred MacMurray.

Monday through Wednesday: Golden Girl, with Mitzi Gaynor and Dennis Day; Night Into Morning, with Ray Milland and John Hodiak. Thursday through Sunday: Sailor Beware, with Dean Martin, Jerry Lewis and Corrine Calvert; Show Dog, with Kirby Grant Star-Lite Sunday only: Crosswinds, with John Payne and Rhonda Fleming; Bells of Coronado, with Roy Rogers and Dale Evans. Monday and Tuesday: Flying Leathernecks, with John Wayne and Robert Ryan. Wednesday and Thursday: The Blue Veil, with Jane Wyman and Charles Laughton. Friday and Saturday: On the Riviera, with Danny Kaye and Gene Tierney; Sugarfoot.

Riviera Sunday only: Lone Star, with Clark Gable and Ava Gardner; Aladdin and His Lamp, with Patricia Medina. Monday through Thursday: See You In My Dreams, with Doris Day and Danny Thomas; Man With A Cloak, with Joseph and Barbara Stanwyck. Friday and Saturday: Cattle Drive, with Joel McCrea; Decision Before Dawn, with Richard Basehart NEW LOW PRICE rn- fit On a New De Luxe G-E Automatic Washer! ORIGINALLY NOW ONLY rn rn mm rn- Manufacturer's suggested retail price. Now as littlo as PER DAY Model AW5B6 AUTOMATIC WASHER old washer or ironer of yours may cover your entire down payment. Ask about our special trade-in values! 78 weeks to pay after down payment.

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Co-starring Wilbur Evans, Eileen Farrell and Celeste Holm, the presentation will include seven of the most popular tunes, conducted by Max Meth. AN INSPIRING depiction of the teaching that love and goodness can conquer evil will take place in The Other on WKTY broadcast of Greatest Story Ever starting at 4:30 p.m. VOO THE GREAT annual American hegira toward beach and country, lake and stream, for vacation purposes, and the tremendous effect such a mass exodus has upon U. S. industry, will be dramatically explored on Great narrated by Westbrook Van Voorhis tonight from 5:30 to 6 OOO FROM SWEDEN, WKTY will present the band of the Royal Svea Life Guards during this broadcast of Comes The 7:30 to 8 Founded in 1526, the band will play a varied selection of Swedish music.

NIGHT OWLS: Eleven at night, any night, means a full hour of tops in pop times offered by Night Watchman, who presents La only late- evening local disk feature. Special dedications for anniversaries and similar events are invited! Lo Crosse's Sunday Night Radio Gama STOP THE MUSIC with BERT PARKS 6 to 7 Dairy Experts In Milk Talks Grade 'A' Sessions Set Monday, Tuesday Two state dairy experts will be in the city Monday and Tuesday for the last of three Grade A milk seminars sponsored by the health department. They are Evert Wallenfeldt, professor of dairy industry at the University of Wisconsin, and Clarence Luchterland, chief milk sanitarian of the State Board of Health. The sessions will start at 7:30 p.m. each night in the Common Council Chamber of the City Hall.

A different program is scheduled for each night. According to Edward Peters, acting health officer, purpose of the seminar is to explain the new Grade A milk ordinance to La Crosse area milk plant operators and any other persons inter- 6st6(i The program will include movies. Qrc yTie SSO ABC weeds? MDH NBC 14901 MBS These radio ara published aa a service to readers at bo charge to broadcasters who are Responsible tor accuracy of the listings. MORNING MAY ll, 1952 7:00 I 7:15 7:30 7:40 leis 8:30 8:45 9 8:18 8:30 9:45 10:00 10:30 Notes of Joy Pest. Waltzes Pest.

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Chest of Music Bible Class Bible Claael of Prophecy of Prophecy Hillman Quiz Stand Stand Story Time 8tory Time Bill Cunningham and Ernest AFTERNOON MAY ll, 1952 News Kalamazoo Band Guess What Music In the Air 1:00 1:15 1:30 1:45 Music in the Air Music In the Air Music in the Air Music in the Air Editorial Roundup Meet MacPherson Cedric Adams Hal Carven Show Your Home Town Your Home Town tea Dick Haymes News Roundtable Roundtable Hour Hour in the Ring in the Ring 2:00 Ar. World Ar. World Graham Graham Philharmonic Y. Y. Y.

Philharmonic Y. Philharmonic William Evj us Health Quia 3:15 3:30 3:45 4:00 4:15 4:30 4:45 Hour Hour Hour Hour of Truth of Truth Story Story Roper, News Philharmonic Music Consldine Cameron Swayse Y. Philharmonic Y. Philharmonic News. Hertsgaard H.

K. Smith Robert Trout, News Robert Trout, News Falcon Falcon X-Factor Baseball Matthew Bell Matthew Bell Star Playhouse 1 Shadow Star PlayhousefThe Shadow 1212 'True Detective 1212 Detective SUNDAY MORNING 8:00 Devotional Music 8:30 Cathedral Echoes 9:55 News Hall 11:00 Masterworks of Musk 11:58 News SUNDAY AFTERNOON Musicale 1:30 Background of the 1:48 U.N. Story 2 00 Theater 4 00 Favorites 4 15 Music Hour Porum SUNDAY EVENING Musicale 7:00 Sunday Night Concert 7-45 Background of Newt Arte Concert Concert 1, 50 monday HOHM Program Wagon News Report 8 00 Melodies Literature 9 20 Mas Program and Platters 10 48 of the 11 00 Trends Musicale monday afternoon 12 20 Program 1 00 a Day Alumnae 2 00 Spanish You Want Delinquency at Australia for Fun of the Master; MONDAY EVENING Show 6 00 Melodies Musicals Health of the News 7 30 Classics Union Forum Concert EVENING MAY ll, 1952 00 Sokolsky Headlines Adventure Adventure the Music 15 the Music the Music :45 the Music the Band the Band :30 Etchings :45 Etchings :00 Pearson :15 Archer :30 Archer .45 President :15 President :30 News :45 Songs In Night :00 Late Final Orch. Orch. Night Watchman Night Watchman Night Watchman! N.

News Friend Irma Friend Irma Miss Brooks Miss Brooks Scoreboard Chase Chase Jack Benny Jack Benny Amos Andy Amos Andy Charlie McCarthy Charlie McCarthy P. Morris Playhouse P. Morris Playhouse Nighter Nighter in Khaki-Blue in Khaki-Blue Guild Thea. Guild Thea. Arthur Godfrey Arthur Godfrey Harris Show Harris Show Guild Guild Guild Guild Question $64 Question The People Act The People Act Choraliers Choraliers Cedric Adams George Grim Slumber Serenade Slumber Serenade Memories Memories Memories Memories the Press the Press Forum of Air Forum of Air Utley.

News Slumber Serenade R. Dudley Dudley Orchestra News Hayes Hayes Carter Carter Salem Salem News Chateau Show Great Day Show Great Day Show Lutheran Hour Lutheran Hour Concert Concert J. Anthony J. Anthony This is This is Music Music Free Europe Free Europe for Strings for Strings SPOTLIGHT Bands Bands Banda Band Band Band Band MORNING MAY 12, 1952 6:00 6:15 6:30 6:45 Timekeeper Time! Timekeeper Time News, Polka Parade Hi 7:00 7:15 7:30 7:45 News, Trad. Post Johnny Lee Wills Timekeeper Time T.

Time, OTOO 9:15 8:45 Club Club Club Club Party Line I Party Line Bing Crosby Storm 10:00 10:18 10:30 10:48 Journey Kitchen Club the Bank Bank Berob Llndlahr Rhythm ll :481 Mkt F. News! Sunrise Salute News Farm Serv. Review Songs, Burt Hanson Morning News Breakfast News Musical Chimes Musical Chimes Musical Chimes Musical Chimes George Grim Breakfast wjjh Bob Early Risers News; Eddy Arnold Farm Service Morning Devotions and Sports Musical Clock Musical Clock Weather. Bandstand News Song Shop Club Calendar. News Wife firth.

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Godfrey Time Slam Iwendy I Aunt Story Trent Gal Sunday Foster Dulles Foster Dulles or Nothing or Nothing It Rich Tt Rich and Ray Dave Garroway Flowers for Madame Smith Hayshakers Hayshakers Yawn Patrol Yawn Patrol Yawn Patrol Yawn Patrol Three Three Three Ta News Coffee Time Coffee Time Coffee Time Coffee Time Just For You Just For You Just For You Hymns Fair Fair for a Day for a Day Massey Capitol Music Service Star Revue AFTERNOON MAY 12, 1952 12:00 12:15 12:45 Weather, Folks Eddy Arnold Harvey Sister Perkins Cedric The Guiding Light 3rd St. Revue 3rd St Revue 2:00 Be Seated Be Seated 2:30 Mer Un WM Vaughn Monroe Voice Malone 3:451 3J5 Jon, Sparkle Trail Factory Factory Second Mrs. Burton Perry Mason Nora Drake Brighter Day Party Wilson Mus. Rm. Say It With Music Music, Newt Hilltop House House Party House Party News, Jack Huston Mr.

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Melody Matinee This I Believe Hayshakers News Man on the Street Farm News iMid-day Melodies Can be of Life Young to Happlneea Wife DaUas Widder Brown to my House Plato BUI Page Farrell Jones Sacred Heart Accent on Music Accent on Music Record Party Record Party Record Party Record Pasty EVENING MAY 12, 1952 Variety Matinee Variety Matinee Variety Matinee Variety Matinee I National News! Lei. Sports Ranger Ranger 7:001 7:15 7:30 7:45 Hayloft Hit Par. Hayloft Hit Far. Hayloft Hit Par. Hayloft Hit Par.

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Murrow Suspense Suspense Arthur Godfrey Arthur Godfrey IAU Radio Theater Luz Radio Theater Luz Radio Theater Luz Radio Theater 19:00 19:15 19:30: lilisj fioTobl 10:15 10:30 110:45 I Guess What I I Vaughn Monroe I I News I Guy Davis BH i Sports FinalHH for for Defense 11 00 111 :15 11:30 Night Watchman Night Watchman Night Watchman N. News Bob Hawk Show Bob Hawk Show Rez Allen Rez Allen Cedric Adams E.W.Ziebarth, News Bob DeHaven Bob DeHaven Newt You and Series Listen to dassies Listen to Classics Kiddles Hour Kiddies Hour Song Hit of Day Sport Flash News I Evening Bandstand of the World Man Family Hour Hour BB of Firestone of Firestone Hour Hoar rn Showcase Primaries Prevue D. Assignment Assignment News of World Serenade Serenade USA Orchestra Orchestra Newt Benton Benton Bill Hickok I Wild BUI Hickok MARSHALL BONES, the story of a detective who believes that tilt criminal he is seeking is him- self, will be told on Hollywood Star Playhouse at 4:00 p.m. on WKBH NBC. The story stars Herbert Marshall as the detective who believes he may have committed a 20 year old crime that hag just come to light.

HIGHLY INTELLIGENT MOUSE, a romantic comedy starring Barbara Luddy and Olan Soule, will be heard on at 6:00 p.m. on WKBH- NBC. The in question is a highly successful career girl who suddenly discovers that her life has been so busy been missing most pleasant things. PROLOGUE TO GLORY, a tender story of young Abe Lincoln, will be heard on the hour-long broadcast at 7:30 p.m. on WKBH-NBC.

The story is concerned with the way tragic first love gave him the courage and determination that finally made him one of the great statesmen. GOV. THOMAS DEWEY, still potent factor in Republican politics even though he is not a candidate for President, faces a battery of the top newsmen at 9:00 p.m. on WKBH-NBC. The unrehearsed press- conference of the air, which recently joined the WKBH-NBC lineup, often produces some of the top Monday news as important public figure! are quizzed.

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M. Music. Moodffi and Sports Love a Mystery Bande Bande Bande Bands Bands Bands Sen. Wiley To Marry WASHINGTON Alexander Wiley of Wisconsin and Mrs. Dorothy May Kydd of Washington got a marriage license today and plan to be married in a private ceremony next week.

Wiley, the top ranking Republican member af the Senate foreign relations committee, is a widower, his first wife having died in 1948. Mrs. Kydd is a native of Walthamstow, London, having come here in 1943 with the British Air Ministry. She is the Widow of George Kydd, an evaluation engineer in the Bureau of Internal Revenue who died in 1947. She was the former Dorothy May McBride.

Wiley got the license in nearby Alexandria, Va. It gave Mrs. age as 41. Wiley will be OE on May 26. Wiley's office said the senator and Mrs.

Kydd have known each other for several years and that she has just returned from a trip to Wisconsin where rile met the family. GUAM LOCATION DESCRIBED Guam is the largest of the Mariana Islands and is 1,500 miles east af Manila. DANCE TO Jeff! Gilbertson and TONITA srssss rgfiSS- COMING MAY IS Vaughn Monroe.