Your Hit Parade on Parade debuts with modernized classics
NOTES and COMMENT notes a new concept for the Hit Parade era featuring nostalgia with past hits. The Saturday night program continues with Bill Harrington replacing Sinatra on June 4 as Mark Warnen and his orchestra return. A Monday savings bond program will include Truman Snyder and stars Crosby Benny Barrymore Rogers Sinatra and Kelly.
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Jack Benny
Bill Harrington
Frank Sinatra
WLW
Cincinnati
NBC
Duke and Duchess of Windsor
Sinatra
Mark Warnen
President Truman
Secretary of the Treasury
John Snyder
Bing Crosby
Lionel Barrymore
Roy Rogers
Gene Kelly
Radio and TV Notes From KCRG Tonight
Gazette City Editor Jack Illian previews Rutledge trial notes on KCRG. Wherry discusses Truman proposals on Meet the Press at 7:30. Secret Missions probes Nazi escapees at 9 with visiting broadcasters. Ernest Piser appears on Home Makers Half Hour for Missouri Valley Hadassah event in Cedar Rapids.
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Jack Illian
Rutledge
At 7 Tonight
KCRG
KCRK
Meet the Press
Kenneth S. Wherry
Nebraska
Wherry
Senate
Truman
Adolf Hitler
Argentina
Ernest Piser
Cedar Rapids
Palestine
Marni Mellen
Homemakers
KCRK Radio Schedule Showcases Mixed Classic Programs
A radio station presents a week of programming across days with news segments, baseball listings, mystery shows, detective theater, and crime drama. Notable items include Major League Baseball broadcasts, The Shadow, The Falcon, Meet the Press, and Sherlock Holmes with various hosts and sponsored segments.
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Reg Rogers
Nick Carter
Cedar Rapids To Open First Drive-In Theater This Month
Cedar Rapids will open Tri-States Drive-In at junctions 149 and 30 the week of May 22. John M. Thomas named manager. theater seats 650 cars with 56 by 75 foot screen and in car speakers. Admission single price, under 12 free. Films will be second runs and family oriented.
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Cedar Rapids
Tri-States
John M. Thomas
Thomas
Army Motion Picture Service
Booker
Fox Inter-Mountain
Denver
Director Purchases Sierra Nevada Film Location
Hollywood director Gordon Douglas bought the Car Moon ranch near Lone Pine California after being hooked on its scenery while filming. About seventy five percent of Columbia's Lawless shot there on the 660 acre site as he told Randolph Scott he might own it. An estimated 275000 jukeboxes operate across the United States.
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Hollywood
Sierra Nevada Foothills
Gordon Douglas
Columbia
Lone Pine
Calif
Moon Ranch
Douglas
Randolph Scott
Scott
Broadway with Walter Winchell and high society chatter
A vivid slice of New York social life and show business gossip. It notes figures like Lord Horder, Prof. Einstein, Margaret O'Brien, Rita Pandit, Arthur Van denberg Jr., Rupert Hughes, and J. J. Astor’s heir at the Stork Club, along with theater, film, and editorial mentions and a daily paper’s production plans. It ends with a humorous anecdote about commuters and a missing Doc.
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Phil Harris
Frankie Remley
Phil
Remley
Elliott Lewis
Harris
Alice Faye
Milton Berle
New York
America
Breakfast Club
Dennis Day
George Hicks
NBC News
Yankee Stadium
Mary Margaret McBride
Broadway
Street of Dreams
Pye
King George’s
Lord Horder
Albert Einstein
5Th Ave
Margaret O’brien
the Riviera
Rita Pandit
U. S
Madison
Arthur Vandenberg, Jr
Pater
Bagatelle
Rupert Hughes
J. J. Astor
Stork Club
Lam Fong’s
Nancy Kelly
Velly
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Hi Neighbor Rural Edition
Chalien
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Iowa
Owen Cowboys
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Nick
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Czech Revue of Music
Unity Center
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Red Cross Prophecy Bible
Southernatres
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Richard Diamond
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Idler
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Jacker
Slam the Storm Ension Tehen Club
Judy
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Kate Sith
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Lonefellows
Galen Sheeper Gates
Drake
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Cloc
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Portia
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Piaza
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Rar
the Electric Theatre
WMT
Iowa EL Onder
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RADIO
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Post
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I. F. Stone
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A. Szyk
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Arthur Herz
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N.Y. World-Telegram
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Ted Lewis
Strarm
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Lindsay
Noss Hart
Thi H’wood
Charley
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Robert Carson
Larchmont
42Nd Street
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King Band Instruments
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