A DUCK AT THE DIAL
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broadcast at 12 over KNX. That
shows foresightedness. If they
can’t drag in enough suckers for
the show, they can use stiffs left
over from the night before. Yet
this latest addition to daytime
audience shows has as much chance
to succeed as the rest who sport
smart-alec announcers who insult
poor, feeble, old ladies.
Trial for a boy indicted for rob
bery was held up so that a script
and transcription of “Life of Ri
ley” could be secured as evidence.
The boy was acquitted when he
The new bright red make-up set by Dorotny Urey from Tiffany
Davis Drug Store receives the full attention of Marilyn Hill.
proved he had been at home lis
tening to the program. He gave
a description of the program which
jibed almost word for word with
the script.
Ted Sherdeman, producer of the i
Louella Parson’s program, got an 1
itchy nose while in the control j
booth. So what? So he scratched
it and conductor Jan Savitt took
the movement for his cue and
played ten seconds of music bridge
that didn’t fit into the script nor
mean a thing.
Nigel Bruce resumes his role
as Dr. Watson on “Sherlock
Holmes” after an attack of pneu
monia.
Barry Fitzgerald is plotting to
cross the Atlantic this summer and
make a film ip his native Ireland.
Following Sinatra’s campaign
against intolerance, Woody Her
man, Lionel Hampton and Duke
Ellington will be among those to
apepar on “The Teentimers’ Club”
with their orchestras to offer a
plea to combat intolerance. The
program will be aired Saturdays
at 8 a.m. over KGW.
Saturday -— Patrice Munsel and
Jan Peerce star in the Metropoli
tan Opera performance of “Lucia”
at 11 a.m. over KEX. . . The Santa
Anita Handicap will be broadcast
over KGW at 4:30 p.m. with Clem
McCarthy calling the race.
Sunday—Erich Kleiber will con
duct an all-Wagner program for
his final guest appearance with the
NBC symphony orchestra at 2 p.m.
on KGW. . . Robert Casadesus,
noted French pianist, will solo on
the Ford Hour on KEX at 5 p.m.
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