Radio and TV Listings for KLAC and Related Stations
Radio television and FM program guide notes listed for KLAC 370 following KFI car KMPC 710 and other stations KECA 790 KH 930 with schedule details implied in the era’s listings.
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Newspaper
Long Beach Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 1950
Page
10
Radio television and FM program guide notes listed for KLAC 370 following KFI car KMPC 710 and other stations KECA 790 KH 930 with schedule details implied in the era’s listings.
Radio listings preview a night of programs with Ralph Edwards hosting This Is Your Life featuring a prisoner from Illinois State Penitentiary, his waiting girlfriend, and the warden. Other segments include Groucho on Bing Crosby Show, Big Story on Reno murder, Republican Congress discussion, and Chinatown mystery.
A dense radio programming page lists tomorrow’s schedules for KUSC KNOB KLON KLAC KFI KMPC KECA KNX KFOX KHJ KFWB KGER and other stations with times from 9:00 to 4:30 featuring news, music, stories, and religious hours. It notes program blocks like Tomorrow 9:00 News 9:30 Story of 13 and local school features.
A dense listing of TV slots on Wednesday January 11 across KTLA KECA KLAC KNBH KTSL KTTV and others. It shows news conferences films Westerns comedies reviews and guest programs with times from 5:30 PM to 5:30 AM and later, including Queen of the Yukon, Arm chair Detective, and various talk show appearances.
Fragmented listing shows multiple radio stations from several frequencies detailing approximate daily program blocks from early morning to late evening. Entries include music, news, commentary, concerts, children's segments, and special features across KELA KECA KHI KFI KFM etc.
Art Gilmore, known for the Dr. Christian Show, carves a mantel in his living room. A Navy hobbyist, he started woodcarving during service and continues as a relaxing hobby, with his wife noting its beauty though unfinished.
The mockingly tone tale has Jimmy Durante boasting of meeting the most fraudulent person, noting even a friend who is duped uses false teeth. The scene is described as a chaotic setting where the floor resembles a northwoods lumber camp after a tough logging day.
NBC reporter from London says Britain is developing an atomic cloth using plastic to mask bodies from radioactive rays. The project aims to outfit civil defense teams, with potential use in bomb shelters and ships, and could spark a shift in fashion toward more covered styles. Designers warn of an “atomic suit” trend and tighter clothing silhouettes.
Beatrice Kaye the lively performer known as the bold little singer brings the gay nineties to the atomic fifties with Larry Best the young impressionist on This Is Show Business Friday over Channel 11 at 8 p.m. Faye Emerson stage and screen actress stars in her own CBS show assisting Abe Burrows and George S Kaufman.
A musician in the Vaughn Monroe orchestra arrived for rehearsal wearing a tweed dingy Bray suit described as a new hermbone. He said he bought it at a fire sale and explained its unusual style.
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