Eugene register-guard., April 13, 1952, Image 37

r Worker was driving
Soel W lhe 0regon
P". '.Try dusty area not
f, to a aw, Ho v
.'".ha eg n. Sparce
. i mm me
: -,h the Social Worker
fc'tpn. They were
r . i senerally termed
r?J"T& Social Work
' to find foster homes
wa'un perhaps, their
-uld be made real
o0k And Listen Theatre Guide
(1952)
tomes
. .,., near a farm
P-!...i Worker plunged
M . i.kfinedal. The
w, -Phn Dassengers
PSTwt to keep their
.uim si-amocred from
' 11. - IK.
L out of tne pom "-
w .
;iHl car.
t,t, the Social Worker
.'breathing hard, "thank
McDONAI.D
Sunday thru Thur.d.r
Sav,'''" My Heart" " "Tht Lady
ind "To the
that a lot of kids played in roads
and streets
they didn't have any place else to
play. Sometimes they didn't have
parents to look after them, either,
TUa ..........I .. . . PJVS
xiiu Bctuuu passenger inniieht . rr rf.v ... .
it was just luck that a lot more j Lt' Man"' ,h
kids don't get run over hv cars I.
They always darted out so fast, s"?f' uYr. To,,,,
ana were so mtlo, that a driver
doesn't always see them in time.
The Social Workei guessed that
probably more litle kids didn't get
killed in traffic because The T.nrrf
looked after them; kept them f rom ! ..n""!?, in"whV"wir Thief
t.n ' i Double Dynamite
MIKE HIGHLIGHTS
sometimes because . .... vM
. stronger"" "aln ,na Tant AbuMof a new soorts m-oaram to start
Wednesday (KERG, 7:45 p.m.)
The show will feature Los An
geles Ram quarterback, Norm
Van Brocklin, and his reports and
observations about activities in
the world of sports. The program
will include guest appearances,
and a special listener participa
tion feature. The sports program
will be followed immediately by
the "Blue Ribbon Bouts," which
this week will air the Sugar Ray
Hobinson-Rocky Graziano cham
pionship fight.
All iitmii tr.?r
The Iron Curtain"
BEX
Sunday thru Tut, day
r-,ii i0,hcr 'i'"'' Poison"
Call from a Stranger"
THEY DROVE on in dusty
silence for a few minutes.
The Social Worker had a strange
feeling that she was being stared
at. She turned, to see one of the
passengers looking aUher, intently,
even (she thought) accusingly. He
said:
"But the Lord forgets some of
Ihoml"
tlher passengers observed! Thg Sodal w
quicKiy to ner driving, as a cloud I
ol aust Diew into the car. She
coughed, violently, to dislodge the
throbbing, dry lump in her threat.
'Double Dynamite"
LANE
Sunday thru Tueiday
Toll" and "You Never c,n
Wedntiday thru Saturday
(or cfirlaty" ' 'ni "A """o"1"
McKKNZIK
Sunday thru Tueaday
"F&h andeVCuEy"NamKi D"ire" " ni
Wrdnetday thru Saturday
bleHDrvnaCmte" l""m" "
Thuriday
Child photo contest awards
TnirrH WirVD
CAR IIEATEH
Sales ano ner
LtRY 4 ELECTRIC CO.
E oh Ave.. Phone 4-3319
AN ETERNAL EASTER ROSE:
Love.
A CROWN OF THORNS: Hate.
ON 1
AND
KERG
2:55 P.M.
'Larry LeSueur News'
SHINOLA HIT DYES
3:00 P.M.
MARIE WILSON
'My Friend
Irma"
ENNDS
CHLOROPHYLT
TABLETS
jinn
? 1 V
a :. m
4:00 and 9:30 P.M.
Jack Benny
LUCKY STRIKE
CIGARETTES
VARSITY
Sunday and Monday
"UllPlp Tnm'i Pohi.'i
Tuesday and Wednesday
Closed
Thursday thru Saturday
ift of Wichita"
'Night Trnln in Ma..l.i .J (it -J..
Friday and Saturday
n Cave of Outlaws"
Reno"
and "Reunion in
5:00 and 9:00 P.M.
Edgar
Bergen
Charlie
McCarthy
COCA-COLA
5:30 P.M.
DANA ANDREWS
"I Was A
Communist for
the F.B.I.'
EUGENE LAUNDRY
& DRY CLEANERS
MOIJKNA MOTOR VU
Sunday and Monday
Bob, Son of Battle" and "Up In
Tuesday thru Thundir
"Bom Yesterday" and "Teacher's Wild
Friday and Saturday
Silver City" an'd "Junior Miss"
EICENE DRIVE IN
Sunday thru Wednesday
My Favorite Soy" and "Sirocco"
Thursday thru Saturday
Kcti skies of Montana" and "Elope-
FIRS (River Road)
Sunday and Monday
"Golden Girl'; and "Reunion in Keno'
Tuesday and Wednesday
aan Quentin" and "Close to My
Thunriiv thrti ci..,!..
,..l'w?uTic,ll,ets to.Broadway" and "West
ward thf Wnmwi"
VICTORY (Marcola)
Sunday and Monday
"China Sky" and "Tarzan and the
Tuesday
"Chicken Every Sunday"
Wednesday and Thursday
"Katie Did It"
Friday and Saturday
"Kon-Tlki" and "The Arizonian"
DRAIN
Sunday and Monday
'An American in Parla"
Tuesday and Wednesday
"Thunder on the Hill"
Thursday
"Banjo on My Knee"
Friday and Saturday
"Silver City" and "Finders Keepers"
EAGLE (Yoncalla)
Sunday and Monday
"Too Young to Kiss"
Wednesday
Surprise Pal Nisht
Friday and Saturday
"Tarzan's Peril" and "Buffalo Bill In
ARCADE fCottaire Grove)
Sunday thru Tuesday
"Painting the Clouds With Sunshine"
Wednesday thru Saturday
"Rodeo 'and "Boots Malone"
DIANE fCotUre Grove)
Sunday thru Wednesday
"Jesse James" and "Fightinr Fools"
Thursday thru Saturday
"Alcatraz Island" and "Wanted: Dead
COTTAGE GROVE DRIVE IN
Sunday thru Tuesday
'It Happened on Fifth Avenue" .an
"Call of the Forest"
Wednesday thru Saturday
"Mask of the Avenger'' and the "Ma
gic Carpet"
UPTOWN (Oak rid re)
Sunday thru Tuesday
"Submarine Command" ,
Wednesday and Thursday
"GI Jane" and "Horsemen ot Sierras"
Friday and Ratiirdav
BLUE RIVER
Sunday
"Samson and Delilah"
"No Highway in the Skies"
Wednesday and Thursday
Saturday
"Treasure Island"
STAGE PLAYS
Brooklynite
To Make Debut
HOLLYWOOD The longest
route to Hollywood recognition
was traveled by a Brooklyn-born
ex-GI, Bonar Colleano, who stayed
in England alter the war and
gained fame on the British stage
and screen before winning his
first American role. He has been
signed by the Kramer Company
for the top role of Colucci in
The Dirty Dozen to be directed
by Edward Dmytryk at Columbia.
This will be Bonar Colleano's
second association with Dymtryk,
the director having chosen the
actor in London to play in "Salt
to the Devil."
Colleano also played an import
ant part in "Sleeping Car to Tri
este" and later won the top role
in "Pool of London." He was
chosen by Laurence Olivier to
play opposite Vivien Leigh in the
London stage production of "A
Streetcar Named Desire," playing
the role which Marlon Brando
created on the New York stage.
'8 WRTTS
6:00 P.M.
"TAS" AND THE KERG
SPECIAL EVENTS
CREW WITH THE
THRILLING ACCOUNT
OF TODAY'S
"McKenzie
White-Water
Boat Parade"
"HILLS MARINA"
"DOOR BELL RINGERS" is the
latest mid-day listening (KORE,
12:30 p.m..) The show features
housewife interviews "on the
doorstep," accomplished by means
of a mobile radio broadcast unit.
"The Ringers" besin Monday and
will operate Monday thru Friday.
THE TELEPHONE HOUR"
can now be picked easily out the
L,ane county ozone, starting Mon
day (KUGN-NBC, 9 p.m.). Other
additions include: "The Alice Fay
and Phil Harris Show" (Sunday,
p.m.), "The New Ralph Ed
wards Show" (Sat., 9:00 p.m.),
Father Knows Best" (Sat. 7 p.m.)
and "Stars in Kakl and Blue"
(Sat. 9:30 p.m.).
F.B.I. UNDERCOVER aeent
Matt Cvetic (Dana Andrews) is
suspected of tipping off the FBI
this bunday, when the govern
ment picks up Commie agent
Keppler. The events that follow
are interwoven in the "Red, Red
Herring" on this week's produc
tion of "I was a Communist for
the FBI" (KERG, 5:30 p.m.).
'THE CROLLES NEST" is a
new Don Lee Disk Jockey show
for Saturday night "staver-un-
pers" (KORE, 10:30 p.m.). The
last patter and music show fea
tures such zany attractions as a
weekly "guest-in-the-nest" and
other enjoyable tidbits, strictly
for the birds.
"BEAVER BASEBALL ON FM"
will start next Tuesday (KUGN
FM, 8 p.m.). All of the broadcasts
will be in the evening, unless foul
weatner forces a daytime playoff.
A PRESENTATION by the New
York Philharmonic-Symphony of
ivienaeissonn s oratoria "Elijah:
with Dimitri Mitropoulos con
ducting, highlights CBS Radio's
Easter Sunday programs (KERG-
uus, n:30 a.m.).
"MAGAZINE THEATER" is the
latest addition to Mutual's dra.
matic stable, with the new pro.
gram scheduled on Saturday
(KORE, 11:30 p.m.). The same
net has also added "Dude Ranch
Roundup" for early Saturday eve
ning listening (KORE, 5 p.m.).
WILLAMETTE HIGH SCHOOL
students will present this week's
edition of "Junior Town Meeting
Tuesday (KUGN, 8:30 p.m.). Dis
cussion topic will be, "Resolved
that the United States should have
a national presidential primary."
"THE FBI IN PEACE and War"
is now heard Thursday evening
(KERG, 9 p.m.). The program
features stories of the world's
greatest detectives with informa
tion taken from the organization's
official files.
DOROTHY WARENSKJOLD.
talented Bay Area soprano, will
appear Sunday as featured solo
ist on "The Standard Hour"
(KUGN-NBC, 8:30 p.m.). The
broadcast will present the San
Francisco Symphony Orchestra
under the direction of Pierre
Monteux. .
"YOUTH VIEWS THE NEWS"
will originate Sunday from Suth
erlin High School in Douglas
County. (KERG, 6:30 p.m.) Dis
cussion topics this week include:
iruman Fires McGrath." "Labor
Management Relations in the
United States," and "Presidential
Primaries."
JACK BENNY and Mary Liv
ingstone stroll in the Easter Pa
rade down the world famous Wil
shire Boulevard on "The Jack
Benny Show" this Sunday (KERG
CBS, 4 p.m., 9:30 p.m.). Gisele
MacKenzie of CBS Radio's "Club
15" sings on the "Edgar Bergen
Charlie McCarthy Show" Sunday
r.,nj-cBo, a p.m., 9 p.m.).
"PRESCRIPTION For Death."
written by Ross Murray, deals
with a dangerous killer who is
fleeing from the police and seeks
sanctuary in histoid sweetheart's
house and her respectable hus
band on the "Whistler" program
Sunday (KERG-CBS, 7:30 p.m.).
But instead of his intended sanc
tuary, the killer walks into an
even more dangerous situation.
HZBD KC
OREGON
r
Newfoundland Attracts
European Immigrants
ST. JOHN'S, Nfld. (U.B New
foundland government spokesmen
say they are being swamped by
requests from would-be European
immigrants who want to settle on
the booming island.
The requests, coming from Brit
ain, France, Germany, Holland
and Belgium, all carry the same
plea.
The sender wants help from
Premier Joseph Smallwood's gov
ernment to cut the immigration
red tape. All have digested the
nublicitv in Europe for New
foundland's multi-million-dollar
economic development program
To those from war-ravaged coun-
i tries. Canada's 10th province rep-
.'resented the land of milk and
j : Most of the requests, the gov-
ernment said, had to be ignored.
i Even the ever-increasing num
)f ber of immigrants who reached
Iranorfn evprv month weren't be-
itJlnff encouraged to settle in New-
" . . ii , thav pnlilH work
lounaianci unn.-3a .w - -as
instructors, helping nat ve resi
dents acquire technical skills. The
government pointed out that, de
spite the fact that new industries
sprang up all over the island in
1951 and were scheduled to ao so
again this year. Jobs still were at
'HI-
SPRING FASHION'S Empire sil
houette Is featured for nlghtwear,
too. Shown, above, Is a typical
Empire style molded midriff gown
designed .with an all-around ac
cordion pleated skirt. Made of
permanently pleated nylon, It's
called the "Grecian Goddess."
Iff
v
V 1
J
Nr. AtiOiiiON to counwy
clothes is this hacking jacket. It
Is cut medium long, with moder
ate fullness at the skirt; slant
flapped ticket and side pockets;
and finely set unpadded should
ers. Of green British tweed. Tail
ored by Sills.
Director Wins I
Important Job
HOLLYWOOD Director Fred
iZinnemann gets his most import
lam assignment with the appoint
jment to direct "The Member of
I the Wedding," the Carson McCul
i lers play which last year won both
.the New York Critics Circle and
: Donaldson awards as the best play
i of the year on Broadway.
I In its 500 performances in New
j York, the play brought new star
dom to Ethel Waters, gave Julie
Harris both the Critics Circle and
I Donaldson awards, and the Don
aldson award for best debut of
J ;the year to young Brandon de
i Wilde. All three stage players
jwere signed by Kramer for the
picture which will be made for
Columbia.
I This will make Fred Zinne
imann's third picture for Kramer.
He scored two years ago with
"The Men," which marked Marlon
Brando's screen debut. Recently
Zinnemann completed "High
Noon," the Gary Cooper starrer
which is Kramer's last commit,
ment for United Artists.
Former Child Star
Awarded Adult Role
HOLLYWOOD Former child
star Dick Moore (it used to be
Dickie) gets his first big adult
film role in The Kramer Com
pany's forthcoming "The Dirty
Dozen," the Harry Brown Broad
way play formerly titled "A Sound
of Hunting." Deal for Dick to play
the role of "Muller" was consum
mated by long distance to Boston
where Dick is playing with Fred
ric March and Florence Eldridge
in the road company of "The Aut
umn Garden."
For the picture commitment, he
received a release to leave the
stage company late in February
after playing in Washington, D.C
Congress May
Honor Pioneers
WASHINGTON (IP) The
stateus of two Oregon pioneers
would be placed in the rotunda
of the Nation's Capital under a
resolution Introduced this week
by Sen. Morse (R-Ore.).
The statues are those of Dr.
John McLoughlin, first governor
of the Oregon Territory, and the
Rev. Jason Lee, the first mission
ary and colonizer In the Oregon
country.
One of the two statues, present
ed by the State of Oregon, should
be placed in Statuary Hall, Morse
said.
Register-Guard, Eugene, Ore.,
sun., Apr. 13, 1952 Page 37 ;
Paul Douglas Teaches rt
Robert Ryan Rhumba 0
HOLLYWOOD There's a seen
in the film, "Clash By Night,"
wherein Paul Douglas shyly re-'
fuses to dance with Barbara Stan
wyck because he doesn't know
how to rhumba. Robert Ryan
grabs Barbara, instead, and does
a spine-cracking dance with her.1"
What actually happened prior
to the scene was this: Ryan con
fessed to Director Fritz Lang that ;
he didn't know how to rhumba
whereat Douglas was assigned to
teach Ryan.
Ferlster-Guard
Want-Ads Bring Results
DOROTHY WARENSKJOLD
PIERRE MONTEUX
Ctfidvctof
Sir Ftincistt Synphonj Orctestra
Russian Easter: Overture , .
Rimsky-Korsakov
Alleluja Mozart
The Redemption . . Franck
L'Enfant Prodiguei
Air de Lia . . . Debussy
Death and Transfiguration ,
R. Strauss
Profrun MbfMt to poaslbta
Sun. 8:30 p.m. KUGN
April IS, 19t 5M r.ir 411
Radio Programs-Sunday, April 13, 1952
Program listings are prepared by the radio stations
KEBO Rcff.-Gn.rd 10:10 A M U:00 N..B
N.w. Hoorai :M P.M. 1:00 P.M.
LBS
12S0
KERG KORE IS KUGN Z KASH
Local
1000
KOACrKGW
K0IN KRVM
7:P9 Church of the air Sunrise Service Concert Review Church in Homa Church o( the Air
:15 Church of the air Sunrise Service Concert Review Church In Home Church of the Air
:30 Church of the air Melody Journey Healing Waters Music for Sunday Church ot the Air
?4S Church of the air Gospel Church Healing Waten Music for Sunday Church of the Air -
8:00 Salt Lake Choir Sunday Music Wines of Healina Sunday Vespera Music for Sunday Salt Lake Tabera 'n
:1S Salt Lake Choir Sunday Music Winffs of Healing Sunday Vespers Music for Sunday Salt Lake Tabera - F
:30 Good News Hour Christians Hour Pearls of Praise H'ywd. Serenade Easter Service Invite to Learning
:4a Good News Hour Church of Christ Pearls of Praise H'ywd. Serenade Song festival Invite to Learning A
9:00 On 3rd Day Bible Class Full Gospel Hr. Sunday Showcase Radio Pulpit Sunrise Service! - 'I
:15 On 3rd Day Bible Class Chapel by Road Sunday Showcase Radio Pulpit Sunrise Services
:30 Howard Smith Voice of Prophecy Eternal Light Sunday Showcase Glen Shelley Howard K. Smith
:4S Health FactJ Voice of Prophecy Eternal Light Sunday Showcase Glen Shelley Newa ,j
101
Colllngwood Newt Newspaper of Air Sun. News Spec. Sunday Showcase
Better Eyesight Gill's Garden Book of Lite Sunday Showcase
Music by Amonlnl Lutheran Hour National Vespen Sunday Showcase
Garden Gate Lutheran Hour National Vespers Sunday Showcase
Symphony
Symphony
Symphony
Symphony
gt. Francis Hour
nlv. Explorer
nil
Invite to Learn Frank & Ernest
Invite to Learn News
NY Philnarmonle David Hose
NY Philharmonic Radio Canaries
Catholic Hour Baptist Church
Catholic Hour Baptist Church
Christian Church Baptist Church
Christian Church Baptist Church
Symphony
Chuck Foster
Eternal Light
Eternal Light
Symphonette
Symphonette
NY Philnarmonle
NY Philharmonic
121
NY Philharmonic World News
NY Philharmonic Mark Rogers
NY Philharmonic Sunday Theatre
NY Philharmonic Sunday Theatre
Sunday News
Sunday Strings
Church in Home
Church in Home
News Parade
Weather. Musie
Alvlno Rey
Alvlno Rey
Cathedral Voice
Cathedral Voice
Bob Consldlne
John Swayze
NY Philharmonic
NY Philharmonic
NY Philharmonic
NY Philharmonic
1:00 J. Stewart Music Recorded Revival Hour Concert Hall
:15 News Music Recorded Revival Hour Concert Hall
:3fl Command theatre Could be You Revival Hour Concert Hall
:4a Command theatre Crime Fighters Revival Hour Concert Hall
Gay 90 Echoea
Martin Kane
Martin Kane
New .
Music Antonlnl
Command Theater
9ss
Proudly to Hail The Shadow Church of God ,
Proudly to Hail The Shadow College Choir '
News with Trout True Detective Greatest Story
Newa with Trout True Detective Greatest Story
Songs Our Times
Songs Our Times
Songs Our Times
Songs Our Times
Star Playhouse Godfrey's Rdtable
Dinr I'jaynouse uoairoy nauDie1
iime oi xourmt uao Trout
Time of Your Life Bob Trout
KWAX
M.S.
M.l
My Friend. Irma Gabby Hayes
My Friend. Irma Gabby Hayes
Easter Music Nick Carter
Easter Music Nick Carter
Billy Graham Guest Star m
Billy Graham Stars on Parade
Musical Tintypei Here's to Vets
Musical Tintypes Freedom Story
News
Dick Haymee
The Big Show
The Big Show
My Friend Irma Freshman Forum
My Friend Irma Freshman Forum
Famous radio pL Freshman Forum
Famous radio pi. Freshman Forum
4:00
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ii
Jack Benny
Jack Benny
Album Favorites
Fur Fashions
Mark Rogers
Dr. Elliot
Big Show
Big Show
Big Show
Bible Truth
Bible Truth
Vririin T.nmnr
Country Music
The Big Show
The Big Show
The Big Show
The Big Show
Jack' Benny
Jack Benny
AmiM 'M Anrlv
Amos 'N Andy
BBC Theatre
BBC Theatre
BRH TVial
BBC Theatre
5:00 , Charlie McCarthy Easter Program Stop the Music Radio Shepherd N ghtbeat Char e McCarthy Mus c for Conn,
:1S Charlie McCarthy Easter Program Stop the Music Radio Shepherd Nightbeat Charlie McCarthy Mus c for Conn.
:30 I Was Communist Boat Parade Stop the Musie My Serenade Theater Guild News Room Muse for Conn.
:45 I Was Communist Boat Parade Stop the Music My Serenade Theater Guild News Room Music for Conn.
6:00 McKenzie Boats Spotlight Bands Drew Pearson Proudly We Hail Theater Guild Guild Theater Songs for Sunday
:iS McKenzie Boats Spotlight Bands Corliss Archer Proudly We Hail eater Guild, Guild Theater Songs for Sunday
:30 Youth Views Favorite Story Corliss Archer News Review Youth V ews Stars In Air Songs for Sunday
:4i Youth Viewa Favorite Story Piano Playhouse Dinning Sistera Youth Views Stars In Air Songs for Sunday
7:00 People Act John Anthony Phil Harris Ave Maria Hour Alice g'&l'!
:18 People Act John Anthony Phil Harris , Ave Maria Hour PhU St Alice ?K,tlW(8Zm
:30 Whistler Commentary Walter Winchell Famous Favor tee Short Story The Wh s er.
i4 Whistler Spf Id. Traf. Crt. Paul Harvey Famous Favorite Short Story The Whistler
8:00 Our Miss Brooks Twenty Questions Drew Pearson Symphony Hall rll!I!i2Sn h2SuS rw m11
:1S Our Miss Brooks Twenty Questions Monday Headlines Symphony Hall Charleen Hawkei Our M ss Brooka
:3Q Brdwy Playhouse Reporters Query Standard Hour Symphony Ha 1 lEu0, E SXfiS! "
:4S Brdwy Playhouse Reporters. Query Standard Hour Symphony Hall Symphony Hour Playhouse
9:00 Charlie McCarthy Newspaper of Air Standard Hour Harmony Lane IvSShnilv h2H Sh2S..5 m,!
:xi Charlie McCarthy Bill Cunningham Standard Hour Harmony Lane Symphony Hour cn(?Jlln.Cartny
:30 Jack Benny Triumphant Hour Chct Huntley Harmony Lane lSff'SS? i'B,ey
:48 Jack Benny Triumphant Hour Bob Consldlne Harmony Lane Mr. Keen Jack Benny
..OB World News Triumohant Hour Reporter Harmony Lane Keportev Five Star Final
lfl; KaloifKnor Triumphant Hour Miistc for Friends Harmony Lana Hollll Mjmori.i, mu
111:30 Protam Qull Sunday Theatre Muilo for Friends Harmony Lan. SSHSx SHI r ... r . .1
W;4Si Last Frontier Or. Sunday Theatre Music for Friends Harmony New. Catholic Hour Last frontier Or.
wift t qt Frontier Or Unexpected Ciro's Tonito River of Dream. 9.'.r0,.a Xon?'tl kast Frontier
is Chleanin. u"?ected C ro's Tonite River of Dream. Clro . TonHht Cnlcanoana
:in TreaJSfvBand. UnfJSected Ciro's Tonite River of Dfe.ni. Clro . Tonl.ht Treasury Band
4 WOTld New. ConSitHSll Clro'. Tonite River. New. Clro'. Tonlsht Treasury Ban3
Radio Programs - Monday, April 14, 1952
Program listings are prepared by the radio stations -
KERQ Rer.-Oa.rd 11:15 A.M. 12:00 Ne.a
N.w. Hour.! B:45 P.M. 0:45 P.M.
LBS 1
1280
KERG -KORE T, KUGN A KASH1' KOACr KGW Z KOIN KRVM
News of America Farm News ,
Musictime Coffee Clock
Muslctlme Bulletin Board
World News Music
Lucky U Ranch Rhythm Roundup
Lucky U Ranch Rhythm Roundup
Koodan Calls News, Roundup
Koogan Calls Rhythm Roundup
Clock Watcher
Clock Watcher
Clock Watcher
Farm Time
Nevada Town
Plans Week
LAS VEGAS, Nev. (U.R)
There is excitement in the air as
Las Vegas prepares to celebrate
its 18th annual Helldorado Week,
May 15-18.
The town is working up a head
of steam which will bust out all
over when spring comes to the
desert and Helldorado brings back
the rowdy picturesque days of
the early west with parades and
pageantry, rodeos, a beard-growing
competition, beauty contests
and square dancing in the main
thoroughfares.
Designed to perpetuate the pio
neer spirit and customs of frontier
times in Nevada, the occasion will
find almost the entire populace
looking like cowpokes and their
women folk in from the hinter
lands, dressed in their western
best.
Helldorado revolves around its
main events, the oldtimer's par
ade, beauty parade, children's
narade, nightly rodeos, the whis
kerino contest fof excellence in
beards, beauty competition among
the women and constant merri
ment In a specially constructed
Helldorado village with all the
amusements of a county fair.
The oldtimer's narade finds old
animal-drawn vehicles of many
descriptions, reclaimed from the
limbo ot the past, jolting down
the main street In a picturesque
two-mile procession of covered
wagons, stagecoaches, buggies,
buckboards and the like.
7
:00
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Liberty Jamboree Hemingway
Farm Spotllte Breakfast Gang
Cal Tlnney Breakfast Gang
Harry Babbitt Good Morning
Riders of the Sage Rhythm Roundup
Agronsky Rural Roundup
Bob Garred Rhythm Roundup
Koognn Calls Roundup. News
David Anderson
Country Editor
Kneass News
Sam Hayes
811
Phoenix Brkfst,
Phoenix Brkfst.
Top O Morning
Churches Speak
Cecil Brown
News
Bible Institute
Bible Institute
Breakfast Club
Breakfast Club
Breakfast Club
Breakfast Club
Alarm Clock Club
Alarm Clock Club
Alarm Clock Club
Alarm Clock Club
The Old Songs Consumer Newi
The Old Songs Dave Vaile
Music Bote Grand Slim
Crosby & friends Rosemary
9:00
World New Songs of Praise News
Gracious Living Woman's World Koogan Calls
Paula Stone Snfld. Quiz Brenk the Bank
Tune Shop Homemak. Harm. Break the Bank
Classifieds
Songs of Sentmnt
Shopping News
Shop, NW News
Tune Test Wendy Warren
Ralph Edwards Aunt Jenny
Ralph Edwards Helen Trent
Chuck Foster Our Gal Sunday School Bulletin
101
Home Extension . News of Air Jack Berch
Tune Shop Tello Test Lone Journey
Tune Shop Eugene Shopper My True Story
Many Lands Music Spfld. News My True Story
Music Souvenirs News & Weather
music boi venire r,ipec. tor womei
Miiir Smivn1ra Eni.r. far uinman Rlritro T Dint.
Mus., Local News Eapcc. for women Strick It Rich
her Hostess House
nen Hostess House
Big Sister
Ma Perkins
Dr. Mnlone
Guiding Light
Morn. Melodies
Excur. In Science
Here's the News
Fun with rhythn)
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