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1948 . THE DAILY TIMES- GAZETTE , PAGE FIVE TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 16, RADIOLOG -- 50 § G5 100 1 800 1 906 TIME TABLE Sel 8 oY 1000 | 1 1200 1 13001 1001150011600! information on radio programs is supplied by the individual stations. Times-Gazetie prints programs, corrections and changes as submitted and does not assume responsibility for imaccurate listings. TUESDAY EVENING | 6:00 P.M. | CKDO-Home '|CKEY-News; Ballroo 7:45 IWGR-CKDO-News; Sports | WGQAR-News *WBEN-News .«CBL-Melody Parade |, OFRB-Can lelight and Silver; ne Time, 3CIBC-Bernie Braden 3 6:15 P. 1{WGR-Barometer ®: 25) WBEN-Sports 3 CBL-News; Farm Market 1CFRB- Hit Tunes RCJBC-Ethel and Albert (CEDO-Melody Parade (6:20) 3 6:30 P.M. : 4 WGR-Partners in Melody "WBEN-Music for Memory | +CBL-Divertimento $CFRB- -Jim Hunter; Wes McKn CJBC-Bowles a Settell 6:45 8:00 |CKEY- Lorne Theat 8:15 |cBL- Concert WGR-Mr. & | WBE. Date 4 .M. 4WGR-Lowell Thomas A WoE EN-News CBL- B.B,C. News RB- x I Say That? | CKEY-News, 7:00 P.M. CKEY-Lome Greene; Bats. | GRDO= dows 9:15 'WGR-Beulah | CKEY-Talk; {WBEN-Supper Club | CKDO-Lean SCBL-Al Harvey Show ;CJBC-Kesten's Corner LCKDO-Smoke Rings '7:15 P.M. 'CFRB- WGR-Jack Smith 'WBEN-News of World iICBL-Del Mott, Sports /CJBC-Easy Listening WGR-Life wi CKDO-Music 9:45 |CJBC-It Isn" CKDO-Sones of Cheer 10:00 P.M. -Ad Quiz -Hit the Jackpot CJBC-WBEN-Big Town | OBL-C.B.C. News Malone |CFRB-Life with Luigi | i WEDNESDAY MORNING 7:30 P.M. WGR-CFRB-Club 15 {WBEN-WBEN Bandbox #CBL-Songs by Simone CIBC- Amaz. Mr, CK WG 4 4 5:00 AM. |CFRB-Top o' {CKEY-Say It With Music Sport! I 5:30 AM. 8:00 JWGR- "ohore Time CKEY-CJBC- 5: WGR-Chore Time: News | WBEN-Singin' Sam | CBL- -Points of View |CFRB-Mrs Altken Bal CFRB- WOR: vatery |WBEN-To be announced | CBL-Queer Quirks |CJBC-Let's Play Bridge CKDO-Pleasure Parade CKDO-Education Week 8:30 P.M. CBL-Canadian Cavalcade CFRB-News; Organ |CFRB. Fun Parade ck | CJBC-Symphony Orch. | CKDO-Amateur Show 4 8:50) | RT sine People 4 L- b Ho, isc What's Your Beer? | SBE EN oh Hope : | CIJBC-8ymphony Orch. | 9:30 P.M. wCFRB-Songs of our Times CKEY-Palace of yarieues | CBL-WBEN-Fibber Moges | WBEN-News; | CFRB-Quarterbacks' CJBC-The Lone Wolf WGR-Bob Sherry WBEN-CBL-News The Folks Frolic jorbo Mus! ¢ Fashions M. 15 P.M, | cBL-News Roundup 0:30 P.M, CKEY-News; Sports WGR-Morey Amsterdam WBEN-People Are Funny CBL-Lelcester 8q. to Old Broadway CFRB-Cestle of Dreams CJBC-Harmonv House 10:45 P.M. CKEY-Chriétmas Carnival CFRB-Talk; Headliners | CKDO-News 11:00 P.M. | CKEY-News' Mickey Lester | WaR-News: Analysis CJBC-WBEN-News CBL-Eric Wild Orch. P.M. Greve; re P.M. Music Mrs, North with Judy DO-Dreamtime 11: 15 PM. - YOR -Sports; In'erlude ML con SER Ru Sho ell Trio So Story Goes BC-U.N. Toda 11:30 P. WGR-Man About Midnight | WBEN-Biltmore Orch. CBL-Harris Orch. PM. [SRB eLombaido Orch. Mem. Lane | ~Waxworks Back, Listen] 12:00 MIDNIGHT | CKEY-News; House Party | WGR-News: Man About | Midnight Design for Listening | CBL-C.B,C, News | CFRB-Newa; Valdes Orch. | :30 AM ith Luigi Club | Fashions P.M. t So (9:35) | CKEY-News; House Party { CJBC-WBEN-WGR- News 2:00 A. CKEY- News: Say It With usic Morning s Roundup * AM. News; 10:00 A.M. CKEY-News; Ballroom WGR-House Party WBEN-Fred Waring | CFRB-Kemp Calling |CKDO- Music for Wednes- | Sport | ; "her face. On the C.B.C. Tomorrow -- For its second performance of the season, the recently-formed CBC Opera Company will be heard on November 17th in a shortened ver- sion of the four-act opera Orpheus and Eurydice, by Christopher Gluck. As in the performance of La Boh- eme on October. 20th, the singers |» and orchestra will be under the di- rection of Nicholas Goldschmidt. Terence Gibbs of the CBC is in charge of production.- The three principal roles for Or- pheus--all for women's voices--will | be sung in English by Louis Roy, Mary Morrison and Beth Corrigan. The story of the opera is based upon the ancient Greek legend of the musician who went into the depths of Hades to rescue his dead wife. Thus it is set in antiquity, the action taking place in Greece and the nether world. Orpheus, in le- gend, is the unrivalled musician; son of Apollo, the god of music, and of Calliope, musig of epic poetry. When the opera begins, Orpheus is mourning the death of his wife Eu- rydice, surrounded at her tomb by his friends. He prays that she be restored to him, offering to make any sacrifice, even to descend into the nether world to rescue her. Amor, the god of love, is touched by his sincere | grief, and allows Orpheus to go to the nether world in search of Eury- dice. But there is a condition: Or- pheus may win her back only by the | powers of song, without explaining to her the nature of his visit, and | \.'thout once looking directly into If he does, death will claim her again. Orpheus descends to Hades, and for this scene Gluck has fashioned a masterly blending of music and drama. To signify the hellish dance of the Furies at the gates, he bor- rowed a fiery passage from his own Don Juan music. Orpheus' plea for | acmittance is punctuated by shouts LAFF -A-DAY pr bs) Cope. 1948, King Festures Syndicate, Inc, World rights reserved. "May I go home? I'm worried about my mother--this is the first time I've left her alone." Favorite Role "Victoria" Says Actress Helen Hayes Helen Hayes, world-famous first | | day Remembrance Service Held At Port Perry ALAN WILSON Correspondent Port Perry, Nov. 15--On- Sunday Nov. 14, Port Perry paid tribute to the boys who had made the supreme sacrifice in the two great wars. Un- der the supervision of the Canadian Legion, a parade headed by G.M.C. War Vets Pipe Band from Oshawa, set away from the Post Office and proceeded to the Memorial Library where a wreath was placed by the members of Port Perry branch of the Legion. From there the parade continued to the High School, where a memo- rial service was held. The invitation to worship and Lord's Prayer was given by Mr. P. Taylor; Scripture reading by Rev. E. G. Bruton. A solo hymn was rendered by Mrs. Frank Smith. A call to prayer by Father V, L. McGivney, Rev. W. C. Smith then introduced the speaker for the Legion, Comrade T. A. M. Hulse from Aurora. Comrade Hulse in his address called for the people to take a more active part in civil defence work, and not to run awgy with the idea that since such work is being carried on, that war is being fostered. He explained that such work would be a preparation for war and preparation in his opinion was a method of avoiding war. A call to prayer once again was| made by Rev. George Underhill. | Afterwards Last Post was sounded, ! two minutes silence observed, then Reveille. Benediction was conducted by Rev. John Riddell. The parade again reformed and | marched back to the post office, where the order dismiss was given. | Mr. and Mrs. Milton Crouse left | here on Friday, Nov. 12, for Mont- | real, from where they sail on the Empress of France to spend a holi- | in England. This couple, up| until a short time ago, carried on a came proud parents over the week- end, when they received a baby daughter. Mrs. Mark is a daughter Jof Mr. and Mrs. William Walker of Lilla Street. ONTARIO HOLIDAY St. Thomas, Ont, Nov. 16 -- (CP) --"Some sort of holiday" to cele- brate the birth of a Prince to Princess Elizabeth was proposed by Prefnier T. LL. Kennedy of Ontario, speaking at a Kiwanis Club farm- ers' night here Monday night. "I hope we can make some kind of holiday, even if it is only one for the schoolchildren," he said. By-ELECTION SHORTLY Ottawa, Nov. 16 -- (CP) -- A by- election likely will be held in the vacant federal riding of Nicolet- Yamaska before Parliament meets, Prime Minister St. Laurent indicat- ed Monday night. Four other by= elections are scheduled for next month, 'PALLMALL VIRGINIAS (ord J CIGARETTES frigtagm| The rest, as they say, is history. CFRB-JIm Hunter; Live- 1estaurant business in the village. lady of the theatre who launched | WBEN-Music (5:55) 6:00 A.M. CKEY-Say It With Music | fWOR-Chore Time (WBEN- News Clint Buehiman BL-Morning Jamboree 6:30 A.M. 4B R-Farm Reporter 3 !B-News Top o' Morning KDO-News ¥ Eetepiasts Parade 1 6:45 A 'WGR- ri fioBL- Jamboree; a HH vi 1 7:00 AM. HOKEY-News; Musical Clock WGR-Bob Sherry WBEN-News : CBL-Breakfast Melodies CFRB-News; Top ¢' Morning CJBC-Toast & Jamboree CKDO-Percolator Parade 7:15 AM. WBEN-Clint Buehlman 7:30 AM. CKEY-News; Musical Clock CBL-CBC News, Melodies CFRB-Headlines; Fun Breakfast; Top = / the Morning PEKDO-News; Percolator Parade 7:45 AM. WGR-Bob Sherry; News CBL-Breakfast- Melodies Melody Highlights WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON CBL-Jack Berch . CFRB-News; Do You 12:00 NOON CKEY-News; Pick the Hits WGR-Wendy Warren News| WBEN-Reading Between WBEN-News CBL-BBC-News CFRB- Music for Midday ZKDO-Luncheon Music 12:15 P.M. CKEY-Pick the Hits; Listen Ladies WGR-Aunt Jenny Lines CBL-Aunt Lucy CFYB-Farm Broadcast CJBC-Musical Roundup 12:30 P.M. CKEY-Lorne Greene WGR- -Romance of Helen Trent ©N-Luncheon Club ,~-Farm Broadcast PeDO-News; Rhythm i Rer:dezvous EFRB- News; Entertain- ment Reporter PIBC- News 12:45 F.M. CKEY- -Singin' Sam WGR-Our Gal Sunday SBL-Farm News; Time Signal SFRB-Big Sister >JBC-Lanny Ross » 1:00 P.M. bKEY- -News; Tops in Pops WGR-Big Sister CBL-News; Weather CFRB-Perry Mason DJBC-Byngtime | 1:15 P.M. GR-Ma Perkins 'BL-The Happy Gang CFRB-:usic for Wed. i 1:30 P.M. WGR-Young Dr. Malone WBEN-Sally Work Wer The Guiding Light i 1 1 ! 6:00 P.M. CKEY-News; Ballroom gKDO-WGR-News; Sports | WBEN-News SBL-Melody Parade # CFRB-Candlelight & L Silver; Tune Time PJIBC-Bernie Braden 6:15 P.M. WGR-Race Results (6:20): Barometer EN-Sports Nt Nowe: Farm Market : B-Good Cheer EJBC-Ethel & Albert FEDO-Melody Parade (6:20) 6:30 P.M. GR-Cause for [ Contentment BEN-Music for Memory | JBL-Divertimentd JFRB-Jim Hunter; Wes McKnight baBc-Bowles & Settell 6:45 P.M. - |CFRB-Mrs. Aitken stock Market 8:15 AM. CKEY-Musical Clock WBEN-Clint Buehlman CBL-Morning Devotions CFRB-Breakfast Tunes | |CJBC-Toast & Jamboree 8:30 A.M. CBL-Musical March Past! CKDO-News | CFRB-News; Good News; Breakfast Tunes 8:45 AM. | | WGR-Bob Sherry; News CFRB-Gospel Singer tion i 9:00 AM. CKEY-News; Jay and Ginger WGR-Bob Sherry |CJBC-News Sugar & Cream: Break. with Jeeves |CKDO-Osh., Shopp. Bskt. | | WBEN-News | CBL-News; Music in Morning CFRB-News; Women in News 9:15 AM. WBEN-Early Date t CFRB-Barnyard Follies CJBC- Breakfast, Club CFRB-Rosemary 9:45 AM. WGR-Bob Sherry; News WBEN-World Events CBL-Ont. School Broad. |CFRB-Ann Adam CBL-Claire Wallace CFRB-Young Dr. Malone 100 P.M. | CKEY News; WGR-Second Mrs, Burton | WBEN-Double or Nothing) ZBL Bernie Braden Joss Sujding Light CJBC-B; tim: ,CKDO- Record 2 Album 2:15 P.M. WGR- Perry Mason CBL-Invitation to Waltz 'WGR-Hint Hunt CFRB-Newz: Memory Lane WBEN-Lorenzo Jones |CBL-Afternoon Recital CFRB-Winner Take All | 130 P.M. WGR-Nora Drake WBEN-Todav's Children CBL-Musically, Yours CKDO- 1240 Matinee 145 P.M | WGR-Evelyn Winters | WBEN-Light of World |CFRB-To Be Announced CJBC-Byngtime, Vignette 3:00 P.M, CKEY-News; Jefry- Burke |WGR-David Harum | CBL-WBEN-Life Can be Beautiful | CFRB-Kemp Calling JoaBe. Frank Herbert Con- cert Hour , 3:15 P.M. WGR-News; Interlude; Fenway WBEN-CBL-Ma Perkins 3:30 P.M. WGR-Meetin' with Keaton | WBEN-Just Plain Wii WBEN-CBL-Pepper Young! {CBL-Maggie Mugg CKDO-News; Three-quarter Time] 3:45 P.M | WBEN-CBL-Right to Happineas CFRB-Aunt Luc: 4:00 P.M. CKEY-News; Club 580 | 'WBEN- -Backstage V Wife | WEDNESDAY EVENING CKDO-I See by the Papers, 7:45 P.M, M, CKEY-News; Sports | WGR-Ray Bloch WBEN-Curtain Time | CBL-Recital OFRB-Corinne Jordan |CJBC-Milton Berle WGR-Murrow News WBEN-H. V. Kaltenborn 100 P.M. CKEY-Lorne Greene; + Ballroom CFRB-WGR-Mr. Chame- leon |CJBC-WBEN-Blondie |CBL-Opera yo Dh & CRDO-E pd Semister | 8:15 P.M. CKDO-Education Week 8: 30 P.M. |WGR- Dr.' Christian | WBEN-Great Gildersiceve i |cFRS- Take a Chance CJBC-Opportunity Knocks | CKDO- Tare SE | CKEY~- tw So Story day {SIBC.Nelsn Olmsted 0: | WGR-House Party |CBL-Kindergarten on Air CJBC-This Rhythmic Age CJBC-8ay It With Music | CKDO- -News; | CBL- Jane Weston News and Weather CKDO-Moments of Devo- CFRB-Morning Melodies CKDO-Listen to Leiber CKEY-News; Ballroom WBEN-Nora Drake |CBL-Road of Life | CFRB-Orchestra Parade CJBC-Passing Parade CKDO-To the Ladies CBL-Big Sister CJBC-June Dennis WGR-Grand Slam WBEN-Jack Berch | CBL-What's Your CFRB-Claudia | CKDO- Chuck Wagon Jerry Burke CJBC-Off the Record | WBEN-Stella Dallas | CBL- Women's News; |oFRE- Nora Drake | CKDO-High Tide -\WGR-Hint Hunt; CBL-From the Classics 5: CKEY-News; Studio Party WGR-News; Keaton WBEN-When a Girl CBL-Vets' Varieties CFRB-Wally Crouter CJBC- off the Record WBEN-Portia Faces Life CKDO-Parade of Melody P.M. CKEY- Make - Believe Ball |war- 'Reggie and Billy | WGR-Herb Schrin | WBEN-Front Hg "Farrell 'CBL-Messer's Islanders | CFRB-Wally Crouter; | CKEY-Music Box 15 AM. Top Tune 10:30 AM | WGR-Arthur. Godfrey WBEN-Road of Life CBL-Let's Have Music The South. land Singing | 10:45 AM. | WBEN-The Brighter Day 11:15 AM. WBEN-Love and Learn 11:30 A.M. Beef? Serenade 11:45 A.M, | CKEY-Hit Tune of Day | WGR- -Rosemary WBEN-Lora Lawton CBL-Laure Limited CFRB-Free & Easy; News | CIJBC-Hotel Bea' Remember? -Dance Parade 4:15 P.M, Women in Science 4:30 P.M. Fenway WEEN: Young Widder Meetin' with Marries 5:30 Keaton -Teen Neves "Si the Record 5:45 P.M, B'dw"y and Vine; Mystery Man 10:30 P.M. CKDO-Patti Clayton 10:45 P. CFRB-Ontario Honaay; Headline: CKDO-News; os 11: 00 P.M. "Mickey Lester WGR-News; Analysis WBEN-News CBL-When Night Descends {OFRB-News; Sport Yarns |CJBC-Dominion News - CKDO-Smiths ra of Hollyw'a 11S P WGR-Sports; Be WBEN-Joe Wesn; Sports B-Lombardo Orch. | of "No!" from the Furies--but he is finally allowed in. There he finds Eurydice, and begins to lead her to | the upper world, but without so much as a glance at her. Eurydice goes--but soon begins to complain of his attitude, which, since he will not look at her, she interprets as indifference. When they are almost within sight of the land of the li ing. Eurydice can stand it no longer, and utters' a heart-broken cry. Orpheus ihvoluntarily . looks back at her, only to see her drop lifeless before him. Orpheus' grief at having lost her again is express- ed in one of Gluck's most beautiful melodies. But there is a happy end- ing--Amor is so touched by Or- pheus' renewed appeals that with a touch he Yestores Eurydice to life. The Element of Despair "The Crisis in Faith" is the sub- | title for the November 17th pro- gram of the Wednesday Night series Literatures of the 19th Century During this 7:30 to 8:00 p.m. per- iod, four selections will be read to illustrate this crisis as it is revealed in the writings of four authors of the Victoria Era. a new radio series when she join- | ed CBS' "Electric Theatre" as per- | manent star last Sunday, might never have chalked up her great- | est stage success in "Victoria Re- gina," in which she starred again | on her opening broadcast, if she'd followed her first inclination re- garding that play. She didn't even want to read it. It was strictly a matter of size, not quality, however. When Boardway producer Gil- | bert Miller sent Laaurence Hous- | | | | man's massive manuscript. to Miss | Hayes, she was so dismayed by its | size that she put, off reading 43 "until tomorrow" for almost two weeks. In its original draft, the play consisted of 32 short scenes, "Victoria Regina" opened on Broad- | Mrs. Crouse is a native of London | | way on Dec. 26, 1935 and played to |in the old country and came here as | | capacity houses for almost three |a war bride. Their cheery disposi- | vears. Its grand tour started Sept. | 15, 1937, and closed in Los Angeles | on June 25, 1938. Let it not be thought, however, | that Miss Hayes went immediately | again in the spring. into rehearsal once the play won | her enthusiastic approval. | was preceded by a trip to London | so that she could study the famous | queen thoroughly. Charles Laugh- ton served as her guide, taking her | to dozens of museums where she | meticulously gathered every scrap | of information she . could about | Queen Victoria. Today Miss Hayes still calls her | "Victoria Regina" appearance * 'The | which, Miller promised her, would pEreategt adventure of my career. be boiled down to about 10. Finally, with some resolve, Miss | Hayes settled down to read it one day at her Nyack, N.Y. home. She { ONE. A MINUTE Somewhere in the United States | |and in Canada, every minute of the | This didn't step till she'd read it all and | daylight hours, a tree is being out then rushed to the telephone cable Miller, who was in i MR at the time, that, more than any- thing, . she wanted to portray Queen Victoria. : The program will investigate one | aspect of this crisis as it occurs in| ---- (Continued on Page 2) Quiz Show Prizes | Worth $22,000 The "Seiret Sento Sentence" on CBS' "Hit the Jackpot", unsolved for the | past four weeks, will be worth | more than $22,000 in merchandise | when the program is broadcast to- | night, it was announced today by | the Columbia Broadcasting Sys- | | tem. Emcee Bill Cullen will reveal | | some mew clues to both studio con- testants and those listening 2} home. | The jackpot now includes a new 1948 De Soto sedan: a six-week | cruise for two to Continental Eu- | rope; a complete woman's robe; a $2,000 diamond complete man's wardrobe; a 16. | cubic foot home freezer with a year's supply of frozen food; 2 set of dining room furniture; $1,500 diamond wrist watch; 18-piece bed- room set; a complete "face lifting" for the winner's home including up- holstery, slip covers and draperies; $1,000 record player; a 16mm sound movie projector with an entire col- lection of sound movies; an auto- matic Massage-O-Mat machine; a $100 individually designed hat for a lady for each month of the year and a $1,000 set of costume jewelry. | arg Is ring; 'Hams' Organize In Alberta Area Calgary, Nov. 16--( i6--(CP)--Plans to set up an emergency network of "ham" short-wave radio: of mer. 1 In Alberta for use in case of emer- gencles were announced Monday well J. R. Rothwell of Calgary. Mr. Rothwell, recently appointed emer- gency co-ordinator of amateur ra- dié communication for Calgary and district, said the Alberta system will be linked with similar set-ups in the other provinces in Canada. 3 -w EE SEEN EE. Hit Parade on VICTOR at MEAGHER'S RECORD BAR 1 Buttons and Bows Betty Rhodes -- 20-3078 I Still Get a Thrill 2 On a Slow Boat to China Freddy Martin -- 20-3123 Czardas 3 A Tree in a Meadow Joe Loss -- 20-2965 My Happiness '4 Twelfth St. Rag Shep Fields -- 20-2449 Swamp Fire 5 You Call Everybody Darlin' Jack Lathrop -- 20-3109 Hair of Gold 6 Hair of Gold Jack Lathrop -- 20-3109 You Call Everybody Darlin' 7 My Happiness Dorothy Morrow -- 20-2965 Tree in a Meadow 8 Underneath the Arches George Olsen -- 20-3114 .11 More Months, 10 More Days 9 Its Magic Tony Martin -- 20-2862 Its You or No One 10 Rambling Rose Perry Como -- 20-2947, There Must Be a Way | Meagher's | RECORD BAR | 5 KING W. PHONE 42 | [ | | | | | | | | for manufacture into paper. tions will be missed from the Port, but it is hoped to have them back Mr. and Mrs. Donald Mark be- THEATRES TODAY Biltmore -- "Dark Passage" 1.00, 4.05, 7.10, 10.15. "Joe Palooka" 2.50, 5.55, 9.00. Last complete show at 9.00. Marks -- "Ruthless" 2.26, 5.40, 8.54. "Her Husband's Affairs" 1.00, 4.14, 7.28; 10.42. Last com- plete show 8.54 p.m. Regent -- "Mine Own Execution- er" 1.30, 4.25, 7.15, 10.15. "Ar- thur Takes Over" 3.20, 6.10, 9.10. Last complete show 9.05. OBSESSED EVEN LOVE .."Angel" had to hit rock bottom before she could come back! WALTER WANGER pre: SUSAN vu MARSHA HUNT ROMANCE witha twinkle in its eye! = AEE BOWMAN 1 - EADIE ALBERT ! CARLETON YOUNG - CHARLES ©. BROWN -- On the Same Programme. -- BILL WILLIAM Humphrey Bogart--"DARK PASSAGE" Joe Palosia--~"TIGHTING MAD" 9 with CARL ESMOND. 4 hety v' tory BARBARA HALE ANNY REE AY LEVEN FIRE FIGHTERS BALL FIGHTERS BALL AAAAAAAAAAAAAA SWHY MUST YOU DESTROY EVERYONE # who HELPS YOUR" : PRODUCING G ARTISTS, ne "ily ZACHARY S6TT - Wiikko 1k - GREE ier ICILLE BREMER - VICKERS EVERY WEDNESDAY NIGHT £ 4 li CLUB BAYVIEW WHITBY Music by Bernard Tierney and His Orch. DOOR PRIZES: (Turkey Every Wed. Night) NAPA, Admission: Ladies 50c -- Gents 75¢ Dancing 9 'Till 12.30 For Reservations Phone Whitby 971 WALLACE a JANE POWELL ELIZABETH TAYLOR WGR-Your Song & Mine cn U.N. Today | WBEN-Buffy's Tavern 11:30 P.M. * |CBL-Beautiful Strategem November 26 WGR-Lowell Thomas NBEN-News CARMEN MIRANDA EBL ~-BBC-News JFRB- Did 1 Say That? 50) (6: baBC- What's Your Beef? 7:00 P.M. JKEY- ~1oMme Greene; Ballroo! {GR-Beulah REN-Supper Club -Hockridge Sings h 5 -Songs of Times JBC-Kesten's Corner PKDO- Plantation Party 7:15 P.M. SFRB- WGR-Jack Smith VYBEN-World News *BL-Mott Sports; Intro. to Wed. Night JJBC-Easy Listening "KDO-Novatime 1 7:30 P.M. SFRB-WGR-Club 15 [VBEN-WBEN Bandbox ¥BL-10th Century ; Literature | A -Mysterious 'Traveller N CFRB-Pays to be Ignorant WW. CJBC-Mildred Morey CKDO-News 9:15 P.M. CKEY-Musical Moment; Memory Lane CKDO-Lean Back and Listen CKEY-Three Musketeers WGR-Harvest of Stars | WBEN-Mr. D. A. CFRB-Serenade pl Curtain Time KDO-Manhattan Music | CxeY- Yours for a Song | 00 P.M. CFRB- WGR-Time"s Wastin' |WBEN-The Big Story |CBL-National News OfBC Bins Crosb; -Your Mule 10:15 F. CBL-News Roundup l} GR-Man About Midnight | WBEN-Music to Remember | CBL-Heritage of Music |CFRB-Allen Orch. | CIBC-Waxworks | CKEY-News; House Party | WGR-News; 9:30 P.M. iw |OBL-C.B.C. 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