The Decatur Daily Review from Decatur, Illinois • Page 52

DECATUR SUNDAY HERALD AND REVIEW Decatur, Illinois Sunday, April 6, 1951. 52 RADId Better Radio Programs for the Week By Waller Kirfey and tribulations of George Pierkot, Saniiy, Aril custodian of the musk library of the a.m. UEBM E. Pw Chicago Svmphonv, are discussed Biggs organ program; Louis Speyer orchestra manager Ceorjje Kuy- anrl Iran rVverpie. oboists, truest iper.

artists. Phtf harmonic-Symphony Dmitri Mitropoulos, conductor; Robert Casadesus, piano soloist; James Fass-ett, commentator; intermission concerto by North Carolina symphony. Bnapbenr in sa)or Haydn Piano Coo carlo ha. 3 la B-Bet major Brahma p.m. WSOY Something Old, Something New Walter Kirby in a program of songs.

WMAQ Eternal Light "The Evodus of As her ones for Twe Oboet and Kerbore la minor All Olorr. Laud and Honor fugue la auaor Rom in ItcColIln Baca n. m. WILL Kcl p.m. WMAQ RaUroad flourCordon MacRae, baritone, and Nadine Conner, soprano, join with Carmen Dragon's orchestra and the Norman Luooff chorus in a presentation of Jerome Kern's "Roberta." You're Dera Hating Don't Ait Me Not te Blng Testerdayt Smoke Oets tn Tour lyes Touch of Tour HaAd Rhapsody In Prose p.m.

WMAQ Voice of Firestone Eleanor Steber, soprano, with orchestra and chorus conducted by Howard Barlow. Hoaanna Grader Were Too There When Thee Crucified My Lord' Negro Spiritual Caster Scent tCaaUerla Rustlcanai Mascagnl Are Maria (Otetlol Verdi The Bells (L'Arleslenne Suite) Blret Inflamatut iStabat Materi Rossini 8 8:30 p.m. WMAQ Telephone Hour Blanche The bom, mezzo-soprano, with Donald Voorhees conducting the Bell Symphonic orchestra and chorus. 5 a. m.

WDZ This Is Millikin rw Short Stories Stewart Edward traveler and lecturer, describes tht scenic beauty of the Far Northwest; Mrs. Mildred Sutherd, who conducts the cruise to Alaska and Yukon territory, Aug. 12-29; John Ketterer, announcer. a. m.

WSOY Let's Pretend "Heavenly Music," traditional Easter allegory, based on Richard Von Volkman's "The Rusted Knight," is the story of an attempt by Greed and Discontent, newscomers in I lappy Valley, to replace the life of-harmonious peact with a rule of discord and selfishness. a. m. WSOY Theatre of Today "The Legacv." tender story about the value of life's worldly goods. 5 p.

m. WSOY Grand Central Station "Four-Leaf Clover," stimulating drama of man who rescued himself from failure in life and business bv discovering one simple secret of success, with William Redfirld, Judith Par- open trie oetes or tne Tempi Knapp 1 Whistle a Happy Tune tKlne and II Badgers My Ain Polk The felts Lemon Pa ure St. Matthew Passion, an ong-1 white's "The Riverman." inal composition for singing and; speaking Voices, by Elton Burgstah- p. rm WUL Illin. Fac-ler, conducted bv the composer; ty Concert-The Ualden quartet Mrs.

L. C. McNabb directs the University of Illinois, spoken word. p. m.

WDZ "I Can't a. m. WDZ Book Peddler SlccP with Pna Andrews, from UA rv. "I Was a Communist for the fat's M- 7 p.m. WSOYFM You and the World "Biology," is the topic of Dr.

Ralph Gerard, professor of psychology, University of Chicago, who discusses the probability of cures for almost all human ailments in the future, and the consequently increased span of human life. p. m. WSOY Muskland, U. S.

A. Starring Earl Wrightson, baritone-emcee, with Alfredo An-tonini's orchestra and chorus, the Serenaders and vocalists Frances Greer and Jimmy Carroll, in an all-Noel Coward, program; Noel Coward, guest. 8- 8:30 p. m. WMAQ Mario Lanza Show Mario Lanza, tenor, guest vocalist Martha Tilton, and Ray-Sinatra's orchestra.

Easter Parade Berlin Paginating Rhethm Oerthwln If There Ii Someone Loielter Than You Srhwartt Brasil Rsrroso Beautiful Lor Tan Alstyne Easter Medley Arr. Taking a Chance on Lore Duke In the Silence of the Night Rachmaninoff p.m. WSOY Capitol Cloakroom W. Averell Haniman. director of mutual security, is quizzed by Criffing Bancroft, Eric Sevareid and Bill Downs.

Saturday, April 12 a. m. WSOY Garden Gate-Sam Caldwell, horticulture expert, supplies timely information for spring gardeners. 9- 9:15 a.m. WSOY Magic Carpet Martha Tilton appears as guest of Mario Lanza at 8 p.

m. Friday WMAQ. F.B.I.," based on the actual, authentic experiences of Matt Cvetic who posed as a Communist for the F.B.I. 4- 4:30 p.m. WMAQ Hollywood Star Playhouse "The Patient Stranger" starring Gary Merrill.

p. m. WENR Greatest Story Ever Told "The Betrayal and the Crucifixion" of Jesus is dramatized, closely following the account in the Bible. 5- 5:30 p.m. WSOY 50 Years in Decatur In the year 1910 big investigations of fraud in Macon county; series of big gambling raids in Decatur; electric marquee signs Wtille Her Wttch She It Keeping (Redemption! Oeunod catur public library, reviewi Leonard Dubkin's "The" White Lady," a beautiful story of the author's friendship with an albino bat.

a.m. WBBM Salt Lake Tabernacle choir and organ program; J. Spencer Cornwall, conductor; Dr. Frank Asper, organist. 8 8:30 p.m.

WENR Mr. Presi- Walter Pidgeon appears at 8 p. m. today on WSOY. ui uc mu i r.

1.11 victim Redemption) oeunod acnt nawara vrnom portravs tne Voce dl Donna. rtMunilll Ponchlelll p. m. WMAQ University of Chicago Round Tabic "Can Europe Unite?" discussed by Paul Spaak, former premier of Belgium; John Nuvcen, Chicago investment My soul's Been Anchored Uuer txecutive hose admimstra- a I.M Tr.it rr Prlr Auber Schumann Weldteulel Domino Nolr Overture Abendlled Confldeoca oood Friday Spell Pertifaii Wagner was caugnt Detween two tires: Open the Oates of the Temple Knapp Oloiious Everlasting Couitni pTid i Umfnt.tion Biiusfs banker; Herman Finer, University Com Thou Fount of Erery rish, Murvyn Nye, Malcolm Keen, James Lipton and Paula Trueman. p.

m. NVENR Metropolitan Opera Richard Wagner's "Parsifal," final opera in this year's p. m. WSOY Invitation to Learning Discussion of Henry Blessing jeth-Cornwell ot lfilC220. come to town; Dick Helledy, an I he desire ot our own people to help Cuba obtain her freedom from Spain, and the necessity to protect the honor and integrity of the nation in our international dealings by recognizing the rules of international law and order.

nouncer. p. m. WCN Top Tunes Thoreau's "Walden," first 8 9 p. WSOY Lux Theater-Ann I larding and Louis Calhern in "Union Station." p.m.

WMAQ Band, of America conducted by Paul La-valle, with the Green and White Chinatown. Mr Mr Chinatown Robert Trendler and the orchestra; 'of a series on "Man and Nature," series, is sung by Margaret Har- Down br the Old Mill Stream Let Me Call You Sweetheart under the chairmanship of Dr. Lyman Bryson. p. m.

WDZ Favorites of the Famous H. V. Kaltenborn imitates President Truman's imitation WENR Crossfi quartet. p. shaw, Jean Madeira, Mildred Miller, Hans Hotter, Lubomir Viche-gonov, Jerome Hines, Hans Hopf and others; Fritz Stiedry, conductor.

5:30 6:30 p.m. WMAQ NBC Lucy Reed and Bill Snary, vocalists. Dam That Dream I'm Alwayi chailnf Rainbows Sinting in the Rain Nithtr-Nlght Anytime p.m. WSOY Symphonettc Mishel Piastro, conductor; Joseph Fuchs, violin soloist. Blng Praises Olerum Behold Ood the Lord Passed Br lEIIJehi Mendelssohn Flee Herolqu Frenek Jesus Once of Humblt Birth Eng.

Trad. a.m. WGN Northwestern Reviewing Stand "Are We Losing Our Good Neighbors to Communism?" George Blanksten, Northwestern; Fred Rippy, University of Chicago; Felix Stungevicius, consul for Uruguay. a.m. WMAQ Your Symphony Scrapbook The trials p.m.

WMAQ American Forum of the Air "When Should isey.Sen. James Duff (R-Pa), supporter Land of the Free Rogers I Pilrrlm's Chorus (Tannhsuser) Wagner i or Kjtn. LAVirht U. tisenhower, IS Onward. Chnttlan Soldiers 1 The Lord Prayer Malotte the gUCSt to DC questioned by a We Cut Off Foreign Aid?" dis cussed by Reps.

Michael Mansfield by v. w.ii.i.. iuu.uij iivaum Pauline Frederick. (D-Mont) and Lawrence bmith I It- March or tha Bowman (Robin Hood Sultat Overture to "Joan af Are' Curson Verdi I m. WBBM New York Par roree Polka Strauaal Ju- Emblem ot Freedom March King p.

m. WMAQ Dlinois Primary Review Election eve reports will be presented by Clifton Utley, Jim Hurlbut, W. W. Chaplin and Merrill Mueller. p- m.

WGN Park Livingston, Republican candidate in A chapter from Hans Aanrud's "Solve's Easter in Norway," in which Solve climbs the mountain to see the sun dance on Easter morning, is read by Miss Eleanor Sloan, children's librarian, Decatur Public Library. a.m. WSOY Alaska Symphony Spring Concert conducted by Milton Katims. Symphony No. 1 In minor Mendelasehn Symphony No.

for Strings Jean Rteler Trlana (Iberia) Albenlt-Aeoe 9-10 p. m. NVCN Chicago Theater of the Air Victor Herbert's "The Only Girl" with Lillian Murphy and Paul Knowles as the singing stars; Col. Robert R. McCormick, editor and publisher.

of him and gives sidelights on Gandhi, the Pope and Gen. Douglas MacArthur. Habanera Carmen Blset Symphony No. 4 In minor 4ui movement) Brahms p.m. WMAQ Big Show Tallulah BanLhead, mistress of ceremonies, has as her guests Jane Russell, Toni Arden, Judy Canovi, Oscar Levant, Paul Winchell and Jerry Mahoney, Herb Jeffries; Meredith Willson's orchestra.

p. m. WENR United Jewish Appeal Academy Award winner Sunday's Radio Programs WSOY FM Special-St. Louis Cards vs. Philadelphia Phillies 1 Came Time 12:55 p.

m. the primary elections luesday lor Cruise Julia Bock Miller, noted WSOYFM 1J MC CBS WSOY 1341 KC CBS 143 n. main emerson's WLS-WENR 19 KC ABC WDZ IN EO WMAQ rt KC NBO WGN 720 KC MBS governor, in a special address. Tuesday, April 8 a. m.

WSOY Job Bulletin- Jose I-errer will star in A Child Named Lisa" in the role of a teach "71 World Mews RoudoDAtr Chapel Agriculture Roaedap World newe Sunder Oatherin' Llrlag Palth American Quartet 7j er who taught a deaf girl to recite the "four questions" during the Thursday, April 10 p. m. WSOY This I BelieveNorman Cousins, editor Saturday Review of Literature, reveals what he believes to be an ideal philosophy of living. p.m. WSOYFM You and the World "Chemistry" is the topic of a noted speaker in this series.

p. m. WSOY Hallmark Playhouse Jeff Chandler, regularly featured as Mr. Boynton on "Our Miss Brooks," stars in "Ben Hur" by Lew Wallace. p.m.

WSOY Stars in the Air Lionel Barrymorc, Beulah Bondi and Reed Hadley co-star in "On Borrowed Time." p. m. WBBM Presidential Profiles Gov. Earl Warren (R-Calif- in an address to the people of the United States. p- m.

WGN "The Pass Ifaeaxeaa flour Srerjbod' Miula Cowtle Weekly Ne Roundup To Be Announced Sunday School Lesscocomics Ooipel Hour Back to Ood Passover ritual. p. m. WGN Family Theater aKT iff 'amllw Worshl This It lillllkla Radio Pulpit Newt Little Brows Church it Radio Sible Clata Voice at Prophecy 9i 9 mgrim Lain. Churen Rook Peddler Rhritaina on Request Kriilera Korner Gene Lockhart in "The Story of Little Tree," charming fantasy by Art of Urine Radio Parade Voice of Proptai ion Public service program in cooperation with Illinois State Employment service, Paul Marshall, announcer, tells of jobs in this locality.

p. m. WSOY This I Believe Jarcd Ingersoll, industrialist, member board of directors, Pennsylvania railroad, expresses his philosophy of life. p. m.

WILL Cooper Union Forum "Overcoming Fear," Ralph Wentworth-Rohr, psychologist; director, psychological adjustment services. p.m. WSOYFM You and the World "Crime," with 10- Newe Intereatlai Pacta Renewing Stand World Newe t.laten Ladlea St. Prancia Hoar Sunder Deeotloaal A Small World Swing to 4S Public Attain Newe William Lutz told by an old man to his granddaughter about a little tree that grew up with one resolve in its The Chrlatli tddr Howard undar Detotlonal Punnlea in Radio Warblera Newe Symphony Berapboot Health Cllnte Eternal Lliht Lutheran Hour mind to serve a useful community purpose. Decatur Churchea Chlldran'i Lenten Program au Sunday Serenada Voice of Hope World Mewe Ordrre Communlat lor FBI Volea of tha Tarkal amataeu Hour p.

m. WSOY Bergen-Mc-Carthy Show Between songs pro Critic At laree Master'a Oolf Round Table Prankla Carlo ae 12 Prank Barn eat Newa vided by the Mills Brothers over of Rembrandt Van Riin," in a rit'Symphoaette Trendler'e Top Tunee Raebell Oame Reda-Senatore Charlie acquires spring fever and cidents in the life of the famous Catholic Hour American Pome Intltatlon tn Leeem Sketchbook takes an imaginary trip to Paris, Richard Llewellyn Health Quia 44 Learniag: Newa Austin MacCormick, professor 'of painter, with Lee Cobb. Friday, April 11 by Klrbe Venice and Vienna," meeting an assortment of characters, including criminology, University ot California, discusses the decrease in certain Lutheran Hour Herald of Truth Banditend U.S.A. Plfty Army Band Soni Man ae BUr, Songa iicaie Ihouettea Elmo Roper Amerlca'a Muala Bob Conxldlne Newt HunlliBU a. m.

WILL Great Novels of the World Dr. Bruce Harkness a nusky jady gondola driver. types of crime involving only the rt U.ll Rerlral Hour p. m. WGN Enchanted I of the University of Illinois dis individual, and the increase in or Rowe: Devol Shoe Muile Shop Health Cllnts Mathew BeU't PUei Tha Falcon Pmate rye Hour Ruth Slater, mezzo soprano; 41 'J uor.

ganized crime. cusses Dostoyevsky's "Crime and nve on the Run Hour of Charm ochestra conducted by Walter p. m. WMAQ Cavalcade of Capitol Varlet Carmen Carallero Wayne Xing Star Playhoua Matter'! Coif Tha Shade Tree Detect! to Lljbt Ufa Oreateit Story Sammy Kayo Remember When America "The Nurse Who For 41 Faure The Palme 61-ep That Plltt on p. m.

WSOY This I Be-lieve Robert Arthur Evans, foot Baby got Fear" starring Nina Foch, Teare In Deeatur Pavorllea of Famoui Oabby Harea Show p.m. WENR America's Texae Range Talea The Big Show Drew Pearaoa Mondae Headllnet Hour of Decision Our Mlet BrooU Voice of America ball player of University of Pcnn sylvania, e.vprcsscs his personal philosophy of life. Health Cllnla Song Shop Pinal Nrwa Town Meeting "Does the President's Security Order Threaten the pyes Carpenter March Militalre Prantaife Scherso (Symphony In maiorl Hoffman Von Bwiter Llebe Brahms Waltz Hutuette tVagtbond King. ftimi Walts (String Serenade) Tschalkowtky p.m. WSOY Philip Mor People's Right to Information? Yes there were many brave pioneeri who took chances so that others might benefit.

There sre many DECATUR PIONEERS that have had tn brave the thrills and disappointments of "fringe area" reception. So to further TV pioneering efforts and help you enjoy TV thoroughly WSOY 134 KC CBS p.m. WILL Mastcrworks WMAQ C7S KC NBC The Big Show James Russell Wiogins, editor from France WSOY-FM 101.1 MC CBS Jack Beany Amoe Andy WLS-WEHR SSt KC ABO Sunday Veeoers TJnlted Jewtih Appeal WGN 721 KC MBS To Be Announced Little Symphonies Mouret PM Jack Benny Jac Washington Post; Edward Trapnell, ris Playhouse James Giblin, soph Clock of the Truths of Lot Les Paladins Remeeu 6bm i 4 director, information sen-ice, Atom Amoe Andy omore at Western Reserve univer 61 sity, Cleveland, Ohio, co-stars ith Stop the Must Nina Foch in "The Room Be Bergea-McCartny Bergen-MeCartop HarrU Paya Show Family Theater Broadway Playhouse Broadway Playhouaa Theater Onlld Inchanted Hour 71 ic Energy commission; Dr. Houston Peterson, Rutgers university. p.

m. WGN Northerners- June Browne, soprano; the octet and the ensemble. 71 ufl Corliss Arahar Meet Corliss Archer charlea Hasher Walter WlncheU Corliss Archer Prlend lrtaa Me Prlend Irma The tM Question John 1. Anthony yond." p.m. WMAQ Theater Guild on the Air "The Silver Whistle" starring James Stewart and Diane Lynn.

p. m. WSOY Screen Guild Three Bunt fs Now Ottering You the New Telephone Quit er I Know That Tou Know Toumans Loch Lomond Arr. Waring Easter Pared Berlin They Call the Wind Marl Loewe Warsaw Concerto Adlnsell Telephone Quia Chorallera Khaltl -N' Mrdlclne. Blue USA.

Memos lor Me Dance Band Health Cllnte Dance Band Hidden Treasure Choraltera JI 115 Sscape With Me p. m. WENR Piano Play Theatre Walter Pidccon, John On Wlsgt of 3 id! Hi News Pastor J. C. O'Hatr Songs In tha Night Newa News News Senator Doutlss Senator Doudsa Sunday Dateline Robert Trout.

Newt Robert Trout. News Backpaee Bulletins Day End Brown and Lynn Bari in "Heaven Newt Health Cllnte Can Wait." house; Earl vWild, concert pianist; Eail "Father" Hines, jazz pianist; Margaret and Forrest Perrin, duo- 1 Newt: Dance Band Dance Band Newa: Dance Band Dance Band News The Chat Show Lutheran Vespers Dane Band Talking It Orer As We See It News in Religion Little Night Musle p. m. WBBM People Act The progressive program for rehabilitating the physically handi- pianists; Milton Cross, commentator. p.

m. WMAQ Show Busi TELEVISION 1 epfcet cappea in uincnamton, i. i.f is So wonderful to wake up to! Monday's Radio Programs told dramatically. p.m. WMAQ Medicine, U.S.A.

"Psvchiatrv with WSOY-FM Special-St. Louis Cards vs. Philadelphia Phillies Game Time 12:55 p. m. I a ness Eddie Cantor brings the voices of Ukulele Ike or Cus Edwards, the inimitable Harry Rich-man, Vaughn De Leath and Irving Berlin.

p.m. WBBM Candidates and Issues Gov. Earl War WSOYFM IBM MC CBt WSOY 134 KC CBS Charles Laughton, narrator. WDZ WMAQ WGN WLS-WENR ID IN KC ABC p.m. WSOY Tailing It Over Sen.

Paul H. Douglas IK KO nt KC NBC Wake Up With. Wood Norman Ron 721 KC KB! Perm Bear Kiwt ftoostar C1 Parm Sullettna Dolph Hewitt Chet Randolph Mewe JJ Morning Deeotlong News: ataniamea Baagamoa Bpeclei ren tn-Calit), Harold btassen ID-Ill; reports rrom Congress. Monday, April 7 Parm Roar Mewe 61 Wood; Sports Ross: Rewa (R-Minn), Sens. Richard Russell World Rewi render-Chanel of the Air The 4M Hoar cm i saw r77 Mornln T.

neraie Kewa. Wlc Eeans Bill Irans Skew Red Blaackard Newt; Weather Rewa l-ncal News: aiaslc Local Hews Musical Cloak 400 Rear: Rewe 71 (D-Ga) and Robert S. Kerr (D-Okla) have accepted invitations to give their views on the question "Is prm. WSOY This I Believe Dr. R.

M. Maclver, professor of sociology and political philosophy, Columbia University, gives Neat af America Breakfast Oub 1 tejtaw) I I fl I 1 tyWWfU 4 to -w'awwsssssiiini I ri i ir I inrteaaweaawl Rewt Johasoa Paaiiy Our Foreign Policy in the Far East 81 Tour Rslthber Moils That Slags News Musical ecaada Heneye Notebook nosieaieker'i Joaraal Bieaafaat Club his personal views on living, t. ASI Arthar Qodfrew Jot p.m. WMAQ Illinois 91 Kitchen Ctet Welcome Ttaeeler Reporter Newt Bars to the Bible Doable er Nothing p. m.

YY ILL Britain and the World "Britain and the Commonwealth' Lord Ismav, Minister Nsws Virsinla Osle Victor Lladlakr Todar't Ut Dap Tree Starr Whispering Street Against the Stem Election Returns news of the pri mary races with Clifton Utley, Jim for Commonwealth Relations. American Quarter Shopper's Serenade Arthur Oodfrap Betty Lane Roeemary Ladle Pair Qaeea for Dap Lone Joaraey News Break the Bank Strike It Rich Bob Re? Dare Oarroway p.m. WSOY From the Hurlbut, W. W. Chaplin and Merrill Mueller.

Wednesdiy, April 9 IS UI Bookshelf Muriel Perry, head li News: Rots Here Norman Rota brarian, Decatur public library, re Wendy Warren Woman's Hour Helen Trent Tlraeehecker; Newt left re Ik Abawt Huh Ore? Show Range Riders MUlcr-Oray show 11! Cnrt Matter TlBat Newt Teilo Teat New. Jack Bereh She Kttehea Cite News: Para Rota Ma.kets p.m. WSOY This I Be views Ileana, Archduchess of Aus lieve Virginia Sale, caricaturist. Sister radio, stage and TV actress, tells of Newt, wick Eeana News; Markets Musle Parwi New Parm Reporter tria s- Live Again," the Roumanian princess who found personal resurrection in her faith in God. Mary Merryfleld Luncheon Antlca Date with Duggan Cedrle Poster Marshall Kent Market Reporter Neea rriiiM Newt Guiding Ugh Ml is Neon Dinner Bell Ttai Nooatlaje New Paratla Battaea Arvin Sleepytimer Newest, most beautiful of all clock-radios t) Lulls you to aleep and wrakens you gently to your favorite radio pro grama.

Reminds you of appointment. Turns itself on, turns itself off both automatically. 539W See It! Hear It! MACON MUSIC 227 North Main Phone 3-9749 121 her philosophy of lite, SOLD INSTALLED SERVICED GUARANTEED by Emerson's PM Participation Bargain Counter p. m. WILL Studio Theater perry p.m.

WSOYFM You Picken't Party Willson's Music R'r Like a Millionaire TakeARantber M.JJS. Show Victor Ltadlahr WfLa School Time Pratare Poods si House of the ieven Cables MarketsiArondTvnBugh Gray Show Brighter Day Rllltep (Part II) by Nathaniel Hawthorne. p.m. WSOYFM You Basebsll Gam and the World Louis B. Wright, director of Folger library, Washington, D.

discusses "The Individual and Society" in the life in the future. 2i Rous Party Parry: Cedrle Ada Aaat Jeaay SeauUfulM Margaxt McBMd Charlea ABteU Ll. Mare Marll ag Paainy Joret 4or4 tht to Balnes B.eiTa Wlatere 21 Dr. Melon and the World "Physics," with Dr. Louis Ridenour, physicist, former head, graduate school.

University of Illinois; editor of "Radia Telephone Qt Musical Billooard Backstage Wife News ldaer Brn Woman Mr Rouse Ban Nlgnttatal Betty Crocker Neighbor Voice Paul Harrey Ted Melon 31 p.m. WSOY Suspen: Bii.ooard: News Bar Rene Rase) 41 The keok Shall Just Plata sm Prent Pate FarrD Loreato Jonaa The Doctor's Wife tion Laboratory." 7-8 p. m. WGN Musical Corned Jim Seaney Show 41 Karney Miller Rae Record Rambling epy Je Charlee Rasher Siagiag story Tlaie Dan Duryea discovers that the most inconvenient time to bump into an old high school acquaintance, who wants to talk oyer old times, is just after you have committed murder, in "Remember Me." Theater "The Kissing Bebby Crosbr stag Crosby: Tour Poller Guest Tine 143 X. Main Derafor OCR TV HALES AIR BACKED BY TRR LATEST SERVICE TgCHMQlU AND EQUlTXCJlT 3 Newt Wed Howard Rewt Bill Despard Mark Trail Pan Pactory Sport: Wew News, Wick Bran starring Olga San Juan and John Conte.

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