Radio Summer Replacements Stir Network Schedules
Radio heads eye summer lineups with headliners leaving for mountains and seasides. Jack Kirkwood shifts to Milton Berle’s ABC role while Lawrence Welk’s band fills Groucho Marx’s CBS niche. Amos and Andy sub by Call the Police on CBS among other swaps and upcoming NBC movie star giveaway plans.
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Truman Public Health Program Debate On KCRG Broadcast
A special KCRG program discusses President Truman's proposed Public Health Program at 9 30 tonight. Dr. Paul R Hawley VA chief medical director and Dr Harold Oppice ADA trustee oppose the plan while Rep Andrew J Biemiller Wisconsin and Lester Welle Collier's associate editor support it.
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American Dental Association
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Lester Welle
Collier’s Magazine
World’s Greatest Mother on KCRG KCRK Tonight
A special Mother’s Day program titled World’s Greatest Mother airs on KCRG KCRK at 9 tonight. Loretta Young stars, Charles Boyer serves as host and narrator, and Ann Jamison is the featured vocalist. Ex Conn returns from Washington trip for morning and midday broadcasts. KCRG streams tomorrow.
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Charles Boyer
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Lodge guest on Meet the Press at 7 30
Senator Henry Cabot Lodge appears on Meet the Press tonight at 7 30 on KCRG KCRK. The program features his remarks and discussion with the host in a national news roundup.
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Meet the Press
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Radio Schedule Details For KCRK Broadcast
Static free FM program guide lists Sunday line up with 12:00 News 12:15 Lawrence Welk 1:30 Major League Baseball 2:45 Treasurest 3:30 True Detective and The Shadow all on MBS. Evenings feature Roy Rogers Nick Carter The Falcon Your Security and Meet the Press. Monday shows Farm Roundup Major League Baseball 2:45 1600 Revue Ball Scores and Tom Mix among other MBS programs.
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Radio and TV notes from the era of stars and schedules
Listings recount radio plans through Mutual and CBS pipelines. Frank Sinatra to host a five a week Mutual series starting in September, Dinah Shore declines, CBS eyes a foreign correspondents program titled CBS Pipeline, and NBC debates Frank Loesser’s Baby It’s Cold Outside. Helen Hayes sticks to stage, Horace Heidt rumors move between radio and Broadway, Jolson to narrate a NBC documentary May 22 with UJA support. The UN gains TV coverage and Queen for a Day adds maternal themes.
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Broadway gossip and star sightings headline
Walter Winchell reports on Durante Carroll Canova and Throckmorton in playful disguise and fashion notes. FBI ties up Crowe inquiry as a panhandler begs for a touch. Pulitzer winner Malcolm Johnson reshapes nightlife coverage while theater and TV figures spark chatter across New York venues.
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le Ruban Bleu
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Hoover
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Wide pop culture gossip flashes from Cafe Trouville to postwar press
The column riffs on cafe decor changes at Café Trouville and a string of scandal and entertainment notes. It mentions Ingrid Bergman and Peter Lindstrom, Babe Ruth, Errol Flynn romance rumors, Jack de Forrest golf fame, Mark Barron’s mugging, Elizabeth Taylor timing, Claire Luce and David Graham, Artie Shaw telegrams, J DiMaggio salary, Dorothy Thompson’s critique, and Amon Carter clashing with Gene Autry over animals in venues.
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Lady Stanley
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England
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Special Town For Westerns Special Town For Westerns
Hollywood reports a desert boom town Pioneertown built to film on location near palm springs. Gene Autry, Dick Curtis and 18 Hollywood partners established a 30000 acre high desert site 125 miles east of Hollywood, offering Mane Street and a sound stage style town.
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Western mishap halts Brennan Brimstone scene
Actor Walter Brennan waited on horseback for Republic's Brimstone when a gust blew off his 10 gallon hat spooking the horse. The horse bolted and bucked causing Brennan to be thrown and suffer a wrenched back, delaying filming.
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Film Costumes Parade Odd Ocean Wardrobe in My Next Husband
Rosalind Russell wears an odd fashion mix in Columbia's My Next Husband. In a lighthouse sequence she is soaked and rescued, needing dry clothes from the keeper. She tucks a diamond necklace and four bracelets over a sweater and keeps diamond earrings on.
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Deborah Kerr Contemplates Writing Career If Not Acting
The actress Deborah Kerr reveals that during her leisure time she continues to write verse and songs and believes she might have pursued serious writing if fate had not placed her in acting.
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