Radio Schedule Roundup 1955 Dec 7 Program Lineup
Daily listings detail CBS NBC and local shows across morning to afternoon, including Breakfast Club The Twilight Tunes Weather roundup and Farm News. Notable entries: Martin Block Third St Revue Paul Harvey Dick and Pink news segments and Martha Perry Mason schedule. A closing appeal invites listeners to join a cross country rail ride.
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Milo Knutson
Sidewalk Reporter
Paul Harvey
Third St. Revue
Martin Block
China Population Facts From Uncle Ray Corner
Uncle Rays Corner explains China tops world population with about 601 million, noting China is several times larger than Russia and the United States. It lists major cities Shanghai Peking Tianjin and Chungking and counts deserts such as the Gobi and Taklamakan, urging readers to request a stamps leaflet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
Russia
United States of America
Chi
Tibet
Manchuria
Canada
Shanghai
Peking
Peiping
Tiensin
Chungking
Canton
Wuhan
Nanking
Serenade on a Sour Note TV Contest Prizes Glee Club
A singing contest with a Miami prize tempts M/Sgt Bilko to form a glee club with Private Doberman as star. Results are fantastic and fun-packed tonight at 6 30 on the Phil Silvers Show. Also Ethel Merman on Chevy Show seven to eight with guests Bob Cummings Tennessee Ernie Ford Leo Durocher Jonathan Winters and Shirley MacLaine. Malay an Magic on Soldiers of Fortune at 8 features gold oil and a Sultan seeking a new American wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami
Bilko
Doberman
Phil Silvers
Ethel Merman
Miss Merman
Bob Cummings
Tennessee Ernie Ford
Leo” Durocher
Jonathan Winters
Shirley MacLaine
Evening Radio Schedule Highlights and Dramas
Radio spotlight previews humor and thrills with Art Linkletter selecting contestants for People Are Funny. Dramas include Dragnet and Death of a Salesman on Radio Theater. Prime time features NY NBC and local station listings detail Comedy Theater and Nightlife with Norden, plus daytime kid segments and a Christmas Shopping Guide.
Woman seeks Blood Alley screening in city query
A woman phoned a Los Angeles newspaper to learn where to view Blood Alley. The operator connected her to editor Al Binebowling, who handled the inquiry.
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Cerralvo
Los Angeles
al Bine
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Nancy
Busaaiin and
Lefty
Royce
Waih
Priscilla
Prscilla
Prins
Evie
Eve
Scrool
Bootaz
Flint
Man
EELL
Elews
IXOW
Aviles Awain
THES
NK. Flrst
Bugs Bunny
Cathie
Soldiers of Fortune
Husband
of Riley
Eddie Cantor
Famous Playhouse
Industry
Bob Crosby
Valiant Lady
Cowboy Club
Wkty Asc
WCCO
WKBH
WLOX
Glenn Miller
Bill Stern
Aquinas
Lourdes
Bank News
Cocoanut Grove
Allan Jackson
CBS News
Eaton
Bing Crosby
Edward R. Murrow
Jack Carson
Amos 'N
Andy
Classics Classics Classics Accent On Music
Twilight
Santa Claus
Morgan Beatty
NBC
Thea
Molly
iNightlife
Nordeen
Martin Agronsky
Hoeschier
M’ries
Astor
Hoeschler
Cedric
J. Hill
Burt
Joan
Bob DeHaven
D. Enroth
Bob
Godfrey
Godfrey Time
Meg Kingebay
Wendy Warren H. Miller
Helen Trent
Martin
Whla—Fm
Cedric Adams Theep
Guiding — Light
Burton Perry Mason
Nora Drake
Young Dr. Malone
Kitchen Club News
Music USA
Road of Life
Ma Perkins
Allen Gray Allen Gray
Band Wagon
Bros
McBride
Dr Peale
McGee and Molly
Ken Allen
Hayshakers News
Duane Moore
Right
Stella Dallas
Widder Brown ‘Pepper Or Young
Claude Rains
Let's Write
League of Women Voters
History of
Neon Musicale
The
Elizabethan Theater
Fulton Lewis Jr, Lawrence Welk
Gabriel Heatter
Eddie Fisher
Treasury Agent
Broadway
Midnite
Uncle Ray’s
Asia
Arabian Desert
Gobi
Takla Makan
Kizil Kum
Kara Kum
Red Desert
Syrian Desert
Dahna
Mongolia
Kaera Kum
Une de Ray
WKBT
Radio Spotlight
Art Linkletter
Los Angeles Police Files
Webb
Joe Friday
Ben Alexander
Frank Smith
George Cooper
WKET
Riley
William Bendix
Chester A. Riley
Hollywood
Channel 8
Marge
Radio
Paul Douglas
Willy Lowman
Nordine
Ken Nordine
Chicago
Jane Charlton Wyman - Heston
Lucy
Claire Thelma Trevor-Ritter
Mev
Technicolor
Vistavision
Robert Cummings
Tennessee Ernie
Tin Pan Alley
Holywoon
Leo Durocher
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