Broadcast Highlights and TV Listings Summary
Radio and TV schedules feature WHIO and other stations with guests from the Boston Symphony Orchestra and notable figures like Henry Morgan Mitch Miller and Joe DiMaggio. Programs include music by Bach and Koschat, readings of Sister Carrie, The Pajama Game excerpts, World Music Festivals, and Crime drama themes.
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Richard S. Emrich
Church of the Air
E. Power Biggs
Boston Symphony Orchestra
Theodore Dreiser
Carrie
Bach
Goslett and
Koschat
Salt Lake Tabernacle Choir
Gene Austin
FBI
Henry Morgan
Virginia Graham
Joey Adams
Mitch Miller
Ben Blue
David Granfield
TV Today
WKRC
New York
WCPO
Retriever Dogs
West Island
Belafonte Plans to Share About a Million Dollars
Hollywood star Harry Belafonte discusses his earnings from public appearances and records this year. He cites about 780000 already in hand with a summer tour projected to exceed 400000, acknowledging high taxes but declaring no intent to reduce his wealth.
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Hollywood
Harry Belafonte
Harry
Revenoeers
Radio Schedule Snippet Prompts Mixed Local Programs
A fragment lists radio segments across stations Ww 6 15 to WKRC 8 30 including Newsreel News and Music blocks plus devotions and dialings. The readable items show WW 6 15 Quickie Quiz WPFB Newsreel WMOH Magazine WLW Dialing WPFB News and WMOB News WSAAI Breakfast and other morning slots.
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WLW
Wkrc Cour
WMOH
Wpfb Sun
Cincy
WEAI
Wkrc Baptist
Wpfb Ll
WPFB
WKRC
Weather
Sunta Ciney
WSAI
Ow'sville
Ilvie
Word of Life
Chris Science
Billy Graham
Church
WPFSB
Wkrc Vo. of
Greece
Pente
WMO
Harvey
Nazene
Harry Wismer
Sez
Ava Maria
Stan Freberg
St Francis
WMOR
Rev
Yeaworth
Allen Miller
Randy Blake
St. Francis
Larstopher
World Toght
Jim Fedler
Wsai Church
Wpfb Browling
the Nation
Chef God
Sunta Cinco
Nance Orch
Suntn
Back To
God
Les Brown
Ch’eh
Atr
Remington
Beenete
Moon River
Hayriders
Hibbard
Tom Futton
Mr & Mrs
Opal
Homer
Mack Sauer
Dave Scott
Wwsaj
WMOB
Woman's
Wmoh Magazine
MGR
Tom Sutton
Music Hall
Walt Disney Maus keteer rumors puzzle Hollywood
Rumors spread coast to coast claiming Mouseketeers were killed or injured on ABC’s Mickey Mouse Club. Disney and station officials denied the reports, which began in Boston, fueling fan mail and fear while coordinators provided assurances and sent health pictures of Annette Funicello and others.
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ABC
The
Annette Funicello
Annette
Utica
N. Y
Caliornia
Disney
Burbank Rowl
Darlene Faye Gillespie
Montreal
Herbert
Dorothy Gillespie
Douglas Aircraft Co
Carl Patrick
Cubby” O'Brien
Burbank
Karen Pendleton
Glendale
Boston
Jimmie Dodd
Dodd
Danville
Woodland
Calif
Darlene
Cubby
P. S
Ada
Okla
Latta
Annett
Karren
Rhode Island
Disney Studio
Walt Disney
Disney Lot
Hollywood
Jean Seaman
Los Angeles
Disney spokesman denies sustained Hollywood death rumors
A Disney spokesman dismisses death rumors about celebrities noting they rarely last 24 hours. The article recalls prior rumors about Shirley Temple Bing Crosby and Harold Lloyd. It also mentions Shannon Airport in 1947 becoming the world’s first duty free airport with shops selling Swiss watches German cameras and whiskey without duties.
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Disney
Hollywood
Shirley Temple
Bing Crosby
Harold Lloyd
Shannon
Limerick
Ireland
It Really Is Ballad With a Beat New Music Debuts
Rock critics declare a new music, “ballad with a beat,” replacing rock n roll. Discs jocks from 18 cities attend a New York film studio unveiling with stars Count Basie Fats Domino Connie Francis. The style slows tempo toward rhumba tango, reviving classic balladeers while questioning Elvis fate.
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Madison Avenue
Tin Pan Allen
Count Basie and His Orchestra
The
Four Coins
Fats Domino
Connie Francis
Joe Williams
Jody Sands
Frankie Avalon
Rock ‘N’ Rollers
Chris Howland
Cologne
West
Eddie Fisher
Vic Damone
Elvis
Tin Pan Alley
Hollywood Looks For Good Books
Hollywood producer Jerry Wald says top stories come from books and plays, with only a few really good books published each year. He argues writers today misfire on simple emotions and rely on psycho neurotic plots, suggesting studios fund writers to seek contemporary, real stories away from Hollywood.
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Hollywood
Jerry Wald
Actors Use Special Time In Desert Battle Shoot
In the Southern California desert a company of 500 actors filmed The Young Lions under a special schedule to beat daytime heat. Director Edward Dmytryk set work hours from seven to eleven in the morning, a siesta until four, then resumed until daylight ended to simulate North Africa.
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Hollywood
California
Edward Dmytryk
Erwin Shaw
Dmytryk
Jackie Cooper Series Selects Jay Jostyn as District Attorney
For the premiere of the new season of The People's Choice on Oct. 3 producer E. J. Manny Rosenberg hires Jay Jostyn known as the original Mr. District Attorney from NBC radio to play the district attorney role.
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The
People’s Choice
Jackie Cooper
E. J
Manny" Rosenberg
Jay Jostyn
Movie Has Two Endings
Hollywood reports The Enemy Below filmed two endings. Robert Mitchum as a U S destroyer captain and Curt Jurgens as a German U boat commander are killed in one finale while another shows the officers rescued. A presea audience will vote which ending the nation will see.
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Hollywood
Twentieth Century-Fox
Navy
Robert Mitchum
U.S
Curt Jurgens
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