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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Dec. 24, 1952)
WEDNESDAY, IWCKMBKIl 24. 1052 PAOR TWO HERALD tc NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. ORKGON KrLW-14St Ke. P8T , Wednesday Evening, Ore. II 00 Todays Sports Highlight! :I9 Hometown Nawa a iVn.iit K... Rumnin 8:30 Lighting of tha Christmas TrM TOO Tha Lona Ranger ABC 1 U Polio Blottar ABC 1:30 Myatarr Thaatar ABC j May this Yuletide impart , J New Joy ana Happiness ' Into your heart. THE MODEL SHOE STORE ' I U - . Jk. af I CffiEMS SEASON'S GREETINGS v from.- . . , CARMICHAEL'S NEWSSTAND OPEN CHRISTMAS DAY 10:00 A.M. TO 10:00 P.M. Moqoxines Newspapers - Bex Candy Ciqari Films (Movie and Still) Flashbulbs. 1004 MAIN 2j OIL CIRCULATIWG HEATERSL? IS;: PEYTON 8 Company A complete line of oil and wood-burning heaters 35 Market Street Klamath Falls, Ore. m m JUOUJ CHRISTMAS from the MANAGEMENT and STAFF W f VMT m of the WILLARD HOTEL Paul Bunyon Coffee Shop Ponderosa Room Madia Jj)f 1:00 Mt Corltsi Arch ABC JO Mr. Pr.ldttU ABC m 1 00 Th rei in Pac War CBI 1:30 Christmas, Muitc 10:00 10 p.m. Hcadhnr 1015 SanVi Olhtr Show 10:30 Chrlatma Carol Around tht i World 11:00 Firat Prab UrUn Churrh 13:00 Trinity Church Chime ABC U.01 Siftl Off KFLW HSt Ke. -r$T ThurwUjr, Dm, 25 00 a.m. Nwi C:03 Buckjr BaWi Hit Bay :U Fiva Minute, with an Opn Blblt T:00 News Brukiat.. aiaiuoa f:13 Charlic'i Roundup 1:30 Bob Carrrd ABC 7:40 Betty Crocker ABC T.U Harry Babbitt CBS 00 BreaJtfaat Club ABC 00 Hank Henry Show 30 HUn Trent CBS :4S Our Gal Sunday CBS 10 00 Chet Huntley ABC 10:13 Younf Dr. Ualone CBI 10:3O My True Story ABC 10:33 Whtaperlni StreeU ABC U: - 'foo & Shop 11:30 Nora Drake CBS ' 11:43 Adair's Musical Pair la.CO Noon Edition Newt 12:13 Payiesa Sidewalk Show 13:30 Houie Paity CBS U:43 Paul Harvey ABC 1:00 The B II Ring Show ABC 1:13 Carl Smith CBS 1:30 It Happen Every Day CBS 1:25 Music 1:30 Mary Margaret McBrtde ABC 1:00 Betty Crocker ABC 2. -03 Basin Briera 2:13 Arthur Godfrey CBS 3:30 Better Living 2:43 Arthur Godfrey CBS 3. -0 Cal Tinney ABC 3:33 Betty Crocker ABC 4:00 Radio Auction Time . 4:13 Ted Malone ABC I 4:30 Mr. lniormaUon CBS f 4:40 Women's Kewadeak CBS 4:43 When A Girl Marriea 3:00 Spin with Wynne 3:30 Edward Murrow CBS 3:43 B & B TV 6 00 Today's Sport -Highlights :15 Home Town News :13 World News Summary 6:30 Bing Crosby Show CES T.-00 Charlie' Bedtime Stories 7:30 Viatting Time CBS 8:00 Hollywood Playhouse CBS 8:30 The Record Derby 0:00 Meet Millie CBS 0:30 Chriitmaa Music 10:00 10 p.m- Headlines 10:13 Sam's Other Show 10:30 Bill's Bandatand ll:O0 Sim Off News Sumim.j 11:03 Sign Off KFJI 115 Kc PST Wednesday Erenlnf, Dee. 24 00 Gabriel keatter UBS :1S KUmath Theatre Quit Time J0 Around Town New :40 Something to Think About 6:43 Sam Hayes Nev.s MBS :33 BUI Henry MBS 7:00 John Sebastian Show 1:13 I Love A Mystery MBS 7:30 Cisco Kid DLBS tt) What's Nam of Bong MBA JO Guest Star g:45 Your Star Tim :0 Newspaper of tha Air UBS 13 Pulton Uwii Jr. UBS JO Santa CUu Rides Again 10:00 Meditation In Music had Nieht Owl Reouest Tuna 1X00 Sign Off KFJI 1159 Ke. PST Thursday, Dec 5 rOQ Sunrise New :05 Sunrise Serenade :30 Farmer's Jamboree 7:00 prank Hcnlngway News UBS 7:13 Breakfast Gang UBS 7:30 Today's Best Buys 7:45 Breakfast News DLBS 7:53 First Edition Local News 0 Cecil Brown MBS o CLEAN. WARM HEAT AT LOW COST BEST WISHES ta you for a IS Muiir b Ritlh :u Brtakfast ;an( MRS 8:45 Hart'a Jun Chrtly B:i10 NotM from th S'Hipr :1S Marian from Millar .10 rrtddy Marlln Show :3 Mn.ic ( tlmliillin ltl:0t) NtwMtr nf th Air MBS 10:13 Tllo V.t MBS 10:30 Aniivt,- Mn CII.RS I0 4J A Vult to La Polnlt'i 11:00 Lacllaa Tar MBS 11:23 Nawa MBS 11:U0 quaan tar a Day UBS 12:00 Kama Banda 12:13 Noonday Newa 12:30 Rait on Racoi-d 13:45 rarm and Marktl RauorU 12:30 Klamath Notaa 13:33 A Vlait to Currln'a 1:00 Jack Kirknood Show MBS 1:30 Lucky U Ranch MBS 2 00 Tu o at I 130 A CKrlilnoa VUlt with Tad Ma lona 3 03 Nawa DLBS 3:13 Dlckan'a Chriitmaa Carol 4:13 Frank Htminsway Nawa MBS 4 30 Curt Mauay Timt MRS 4:43 Sam Hair. Newa MBS 3 00 Kargeant Prrslnn MBS 3 30 Sky Kluf MBS , S:33 Cacti Brown Nawa MBS 00 Gabriel lirattar MRS 1:13 Klamath Thaatr Quia Tlmo :30 Around Town Nawa :40 Somalhint to Think About :43 Sam Ha?aa Nawa MBS 33 Bill Hanry MBS T OO John Sabaatlan Show T:I3 I Lova A Myatary MBS t:3J Dr. Kildara 00 rraadom. U S A., 8:30 Look to tht Sklca S:4S Haldaloarf HarmOnalraa 00 Nawapapar ot tht Air MBS :1S rultoa Lawia Jr. MBS 9:30 Matic Carpot S:43 SporU Final 33 Tltua Moody Spaaka MBS 10:00 Mutual Calllni MES 1140 Ntitht Owl Raqutit Ttmt v 12:00 Sifn OK KCNO 570 Kc. PST Alturas, California Thursday, Deo. U 7:30 Nawa T:43 Farm Markata 8.-00 Bullalln Board 8:13 HolUvwood Saranadara 8:30 Nawa Mid Morning 8:33 Band Music 8:43 Harmony Shop 9:00 Music With Your Meals 9:13 American Folk Music 9:30 30th Century Serenade 10tt News 10:03 Sporta 10:13 Club Mettinta , 10:30 Ccncert Time 10:43 Fiesta Time U.C9 Western New tn Briar 11:03 UP Commentary 11:10 Names In the Newt 11:13 This Rhythmic Age 11:30 Musical Roundup 11:33 Eddie Lamar 13:00 Sport Pafe 13:05 Lake County Newa 12:10 Modoc County News 13:13 World News Roundup 13:30 Paraot of Fits 13:40 Under tht Capitol Domt 13:43 Alaer Theatrt 13:33 Mystery Tunt 1:00 Lake County Agent 1:13 Pastoral Call 1:30 Organ Mooda 1:45 Melody Club 3:00 News 1:03 Listener Choice 3:00 News-Sport 9:10 According to tht Rtcofd 3:15 Jan Garbtr 3:30 Meat tht Band 3 43 King Colt Trio 4:00 Newa 4:15 Let Tltert B Light 4:30 Pop Preview 4:40 Newa 4 43 Sign Oft Han Norland Fire Imttranee. Phone 2-IM5. BANDBOX FRESH 9270 Inspired Idea! 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T MARGIE DAVIS, this year's homecoming queen at Oregon Tech, beautifully depicts the fun side of Christmas as shs poses with the family Yule tiao in the Davis apartment on the OTI campus. Movie Maker Has Trouble Filming Real Life Tales Br BOB THOMAS HOLLYWOOD W In my book, the brovert kind of movie mitker la Ihe one who attempts to film somebody's real-life siory. What hazards the producer faces! Everybody gets Into the act Including the family, friends and business as.soc!ntes of the per son being portrayed. Some de mand payment tor the use of'tneir names. Some threaten suit If their names aren't used. Some want the facts juggled so that life will seem more pleasant than it really was. Then the picture is tinniiy com pleted. The producer is bombarded by critics for making a watered down or corned-up version of the persons life. And law suits lor defamation of character or Inva sion of privacy atart popping up all over That's whv I consider Henry Blanke a brave man. He Is now producing "The Grace Moore Story." based on the life of the late singing star. v'The legal clearances are In deed a headache." he sighed. "Even if you use fictitious names for .certain characters, you have to be careful. If the character Is unmistakably someone In real life, the person may have grounds for suit. Sheriff Gets Huge Still CHATTANOOGA. Term. W Hamilton County officers dsstroved a 2.000-gallon copper still yester day and confLscated enough chirk ens to provide Christmas dinner for countv prisoners. Sheriff Rex Richey said the big moonshinlng outfit was being op erated In a chicken house and some chickens were being kept around "as a blind." "The prisoners at county Jail are going to have the biggest chicken dinner for C h rl st m as they've ever had." the sheriff said. Xmas Greetings Go By Radio ATLANTA IP Airwaves tonight will carry the Christmas greetings of a 23-year-old polio victim who was too III to write cards to her friends In Kentucky this year. Doris Whlttaker will tape record her holiday messages and amateur radio operators have volunteered to transmit them by ham network to her hometown, Somerset, Ky. There they'll be picked up by Ivan Kelley's station W4TUT. where her friends will be gathered. They'll return her greetings, via radio, and their voices will be re layed to her by phone. Miss Whlttaker came here last summer to find a Job. A week later she became ill and has been in Grady Hospital since. Queen Slates Xmas Address LONDON Queen Elizabeth's Christmas radio address, her first as soverelgo, will begin tomorrow three minutes later than usual at 3:03 p.m, (10:03 a.m., EST). It will be the first delay since the royal broadcasts started 20 years ago. The Queen approved the change so that more than 1.000 overseas radio stations which will carry the address can be cued In to pick up the broadcast. Color Cartoon Latest Nowl e (heat! fig DINNIS O'Mffl jt 2, Sail IUSSUI lmd-" W 4 aval t ... : j t V ' ; . I "We also have to be careful about sourco material. Our pic ture Is primarily based on Miss Moore's autnbtOKraciiy, 'You're Only Young Twice." If we use any other reni material. e must be careful that it appears In at least two sources. If we tako It from one source. th person who wrote it might be able to sue." Blanke produced the dlstln guishcu biographies of F.mlle Zola. Louis Pasteur end Benito Juares bark In the '30s.' He remarked that he ev?n had troubles with those 19th century figures. "There are always descendants of people Involved In those stories and thrv can Bring trouble. ' he suld. "There was a relative of the villsin In the Zola story . who threatened suit. So we had to change the character's name." Ho added that certain liberties have to be taken in renl-llfe stories because of dramatic needs. For instnnce. the picture showed Zola writing "Nana" before the Franco-Prussian War Instead of alter. And Pasteur was pictured as finding- a cure for childbed fever, while another scientist was aclurlly responsible for it. Blanke snld that the Grace Moore film will stick as closely to the singer's life as possible. It will be concerned mostly with her early days. "The climax of the picture will be her debut at the Metropolitan." he explained. "You see, In real life stories, the problem Is getting a dramatic story. The drama In Grace Moore's story was her strug gle to get to the Met. After that came nothing but triumph Holly wood. 17 trips to Europe, etc. Too much success doesn't make a dra matic "picture." He added that the story has also beei tailored ' to the talents of Kathryn Grayson, who la playing Miss Moore. "Thev are two dif ferent kinds of people." he re marked. "Miss Moore was more the vivacious, peppy type." The picture Is being made at Warners, and IhRt's a matter of poetic Justice. Al Jolson, who scored his triumphs at Warners, had his biography made by Colum bia. Grace Moore, who made mil lions for Columbia. Is now being immortalized by Warners. Capsule Review: "The Star" Is s wonderful tour de force for Bette Davis, sne plays a fading film star, but a less wacky one than Gloria Rwanson portrayed In "Sun set Boulevard." Miss Davis gives it all she's got. and that's plenty. Though not great, the story is an arresting yarn about how a woman faces a fall from usefulness in s bltr industry. Everything Is done with an eye for realism, Including the star's mRkeup. She gets stal wart support from a cast headed oy sterling Hayden. Firemen Aid Man NEWPORT, Ore. Wl , Sympa Ihetlc firemen were talking Wedne day of raising s fund to help s soldier, who returned from Ger many in time for Christmas only to see his house go up in flames. Cpl. Robert Walte, 24. got back to Newport Monday. He took his 19-year-old wife and their young son shopping for Christmas gifts Tuesday evening. When they returned home, the fire had started. By the time fire men arrived, It was too late,' Walte said everything they owned was burned, except the clothes they wore and some baby clothes at a laundry. -SiitAWDayf 4 Cartoons 2 Comediti L " V)c. from th Staff and YOUR KLAMATH THEATRES ' i ml rliSfile.fciii CLIFTON WEBB John Philip Sousa's i" rm!rv. Jnv TECHNICOLOR I0IEII m Va:.v.,W:x,.,.'i1.v :V Never i 1 - For - COMEDY! ACTION! LAUGHS! THRILLS! ROMANCE! IN ONE BIG SHOW r 1 m www"- T7 11 Pastaswkerllaf . . PHnCtm IT l it m, fflA mS ' I I t V si. - , it uilisllTt' 3 jl PATC New Ot. UU At M Kl.rn.fh , 1 JLHIJ hlkThgtrrra. Adults l.0a v 'lif t I V V KitMlat 50c ' . s 4f' l 1 iv vnuvi . Aiin( vr Arid TOW" Monogcn of eoneAWW: rl 13 U Mi . AREATA aaTaZ's Before l. Never Again l such sights i --' iiat t, wish ja-UilTCO s. XV a)a ,sJlafl I II. Ill IFIDCEONRIAH - i iaaaaaTSajB.j11aaWV ' ' rwxMw - Hn.,wv v cr,:r. All Theattral ftta.,- VhiM- fs f ' t7 r At t to see!.. .-' I ' W' an. nsuin Site Wl!! M a I i a t ' iaV '
