Radio Notes And Sports Schedule Highlight Friday Lineup
Friday television and radio plans include Alan Young in Van Nuys at 6 30 on NBC-WHO with Doris Singleton and a cast. Ginny Simms at 7 on CBS-WMT with Danny Thomas as a guest, Frank De Vol orchestra and Art Linkletter’s People Are Funny. Football on Saturday features Towa-North Dakota, Colorado-Iowa State, Illinois-Pittsburgh, Army-Villanova, and Marquette-Virginia Wisconsin across WMT WHO KXEL WSUI WOI NBC-WMAQ WGN CBS and others.
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Nbc-Who
Young
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Ken Christy
Charlie Cantor
Zero
Jim Backus
Hubert’ Updike III
Miss Singleton
George Wyle
Ginny Simms
Cbs-Wmt
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Danny Thomas
Frank de Vol
Don Wilson
Art Linkletter
NBC
Rod O'Connor
Ned Lefevre
Helen Grevre
Linkletter
Mr. Young
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North Dakota
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WHO
KXEL
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Iowa State
WOI
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WMAQ
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Army
Villanova
ABC
WLS
CBS
Marquette
Wisconsin
WBBM
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Thin Man
Dorsey
EXEL
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Moore
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Mystery Theater
We Who
Maisie
Sam Spade Voseee
Tommy Riggs
Melody Highways
Radio
Don Watson
Frank de Vo
Fungalore
Borden
Texas Missouri game and farm hour on NBC stations
The Texas Missouri clash at 2:15 p.m. will be carried over Mutual. TeCORN Best Plowing Match and Soil Conservation Day in Marion County Iowa will be featured on The National Farm and Home Hour at 11 a.m. Saturday over NBC WMAQ with rebroadcasts on WHO at 9:45 a.m. and 12 noon. Winners announced at 4:30 p.m.
Radio Daylog of WMT WGN and More on Sept 20 1946
A schedule listing a full day of radio programs across stations WMT WGN EXEL and others. Entries include news programs The Thin Man and Jack Smith The Adventures of Sam Spade and early morning shows such as Reveille and Farm Hour with times from 6:30 a.m. to 12 noon.
Strike Tops L A Hotels as 6000 Workers Walkout
About 6,000 employees in 84 Los Angeles and Hollywood hotels and cafes walked out amid a wage dispute with AFL Culinary Workers and Bartenders. Dining rooms and lounges closed. later chambermaids and bellhops joined. Arbitration award cuts demands from 25–40 percent. several top hotels including Biltmore and Beverly Wilshire affected.
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Hollywood
AFL
Walter Cowan
Walter Hotchkiss
American Arbitration Association
Los Angeles Biltmore
Hayward
Clark
Mayfair
Town House
Plaza
Knickerbocker
Roosevelt
Beverly Wilshire
Beverly Hills
Cowan
Biltmore
Mike Lyman
Larue’s
Mocambo
Ciro’s
Lucey’s
Hhagey
Radio and TV Schedule Highlights from Multiple Stations
A dense listing shows broadcasts across WGN WMT KXLL KXEL EXEL WHO and others with times from 12:30 p.m. to 5:30 p.m. including news programs sports reports farm shows music requests and a veterans segment. The guide previews scores reviews and planned programs for the afternoon.
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WGN Music Mart
WMT
Gampus
WGN F. Masters O
H. Wismer
Kxel
U.S.A
Capitol News
KXLL
The Time of Their Lives at Iowa theater review
Nadine Subotnik praises Abbott and Costello in The Time of Their Lives at the Iowa theater calling it their best in years. The Walls Came Tumbling Down with Lee Bowman and Marguerite Chapman follows, while a short This Is America feature on Highway Mania is shown with Cedar Rapids officials approving.
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Bud Abbott
Lou Costello
Marjorie Reynolds
Lee Bowman
Marguerite Chapman
Iowa Theater
Nadine Subotnik
Bud
Lou
Abbott
Costello
Revolutionary Army
Little Lou
Paul
Vere
John Shelton
Lynne Baggett
Binnie Barnes
Gale Sondergaard
Rebecca
America
Cedar Rapids
Britain Harvest Described as Worst Since 1879
London report cites a National Farmers' Union statement calling Britain's crop harvest the worst since 1879, signaling severe agricultural hardship and potential price impacts nationwide.
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Britain
London
INS
National Farmers’ Union
Weekend Movie Schedule From Local Theaters
Paramount shows Cluny Brown at 2 45, 6 10 and 9 35 while These Three plays at 1 10, 4 35 and 8. Iowa runs Time of Their Lives at 12 45, 3 55, 7 05 and 10 18 and The Walls Came Tumbling Down at 2 30, 5 40 and 8 50. State presents The Runaround at 2 20, 5, 7 35 and 9 45 and Strange Triangle at 1 15, 3 55, 6 30 and 9 10. Palace features The Hoodlum Saint at 1, 4, 6 50 and 9 50 with Wanderer and Wasteland at 2 50 and 5 45. Rialto screens Out of the Depths at 3 10, 6 and 8 45 and Shadow of the Range at 1 30, 4, 7 and 9 45. Times also list Lost Weekend at 2 50, 6 30 and 9 50 and City for Conquest at 1 15, 4 40 and 8 10. Strand presents A Guy a Gal and a Pal at 6 45 and 10 14 and Northwest Mounted Police at 7 58. Marion shows The Walls Came Tumbling Down at 7 05 and 9 51 plus South of Monterey at 8 46.
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Iowa
Rialto
Strand
Northwest Mounted Police
Marion
Monterey
The Outlaw Tops Box Office for 1946
Hollywood report says Howard Hughes film The Outlaw drew the longest lines at the box office this year. The Box Office Digest survey shows the movie leading exhibitors and Hughes receiving top rating while the Motion Picture Association pushes to remove the seal of approval.
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Howard Hughes
Motion Picture Association
Hughes
New York
Association
Forever Amber Faces Lead Actor Replacement Risk
Hollywood reports Cornel Wilde may be replaced as the film’s leading man after his physician ordered a long rest. The production, adapting Kathleen Winsor's Forever Amber, paused by a lead actress change and plans to resume work next month with Linda Darnell as the star.
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Hollywood
Kathleen Winsor
Cornel Wilde
20Th Century-Fox Studios
Wilde
Linda Darnell
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