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Phoenix Gazette in Phoenix, Arizona

03 Mar 1951

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Phoenix Gazette

Location

Phoenix, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Mar 03, 1951

Page

11

Radio Ringside at ASU panel fuels interest in broadcasting

A student panel at Arizona State College drew strong interest in radio and TV as executives from KOOL KOY KPHO AM TV and KRIZ praised training while condemning teachers with only theory. Ferron Halvorson was named director of radio and television for the college. NBC in-service alumni and upcoming KTAR KFCA broadcasts were noted along with a weekend schedule.

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Arizona State College Charles Garland KOOL Jack Williams KOY Harry Stone Kpho-Am Red Harkins KTYL Howard Loeb KRIZ James W. Creasman The College Alumni Association Charles Merritt Ferron Halvorson Ktar Koy KPHO Kool Kriz KRUX NBC ABC CBS Melody Mill Hawaii Harkins Dennis Day Anii Dennis Te Trendlerere S. Truman Lombardoland U. A Mexico Univ Zoe Ariz KC Circle Forum Grant Saison Elinor An Anderson Teesieessssereea Arizona LDS Mission Poe Bible Missionaries Church of Air Rive Nate Ata L. N- Geta G. Hardy Skokord iSiesta Serenade of Christ Army Band P.M Kaye Bob Considine Man Lewis Jr MGM Theater Martin Kane Frank Sinatra Mrs. True Blandings Eric Sevareid Judy Jerry Roy Rogers Rife Arlie Nick Carter Rica ‘Arts Quartet Masterworks St. Francis Iws Harmony House Univ of Arizona Phil Harris Alice Faye Chicago Arlie M Rthy Ewsne Reatence Wis Brue K. Griffin P. Harvey Ted Mack Cheraliers Errors Family Hour America Drew Pearson Jearscone Ag News Irrong Dsa Whistler Frontier Town Wane Cristo A IG. Hardy News Quest For Truth Silver Sports Zaremont Otel Upton Close Soclace Art of Living Church Grant Ciro’s Mary Apr Macer Aoe of America Bob Garred Frank Goss IKRIZ Ariz Valley Express Liberty Minstrels Arthur Godfrey de Ranch Nin Mingway Cecil Brown Victor Lindlahr D. J N.Y Dave Garroway Bob Eberly Rosemary Kate Smith Wendy Warren Betty Ana Burton iOkla Dick Gilbert Cathe Mats DePaul Ladies Fair Hi Neighbor Frlouseparty Perry Cedric Adams Dick Jurgense Backstage Wife Dallas Widder Brown Faoty Eredaie Martin Snorman Nesbitt Paul Jack Kirkwood Frankie Carle Tin Pan Alley Chris Jan Gerber Samaves Ted Malone United Nations Clyde Beatty N . Id Murrow News
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Hollywood and political noise in postwar cinema gossip

A fragmented column mixes Broadway and Hollywood chatter about celebs facing threats, Sampson and Delilah box office, mink earrings, and race result censorship. It notes Walter Wanger’s flop Joan of Arc bankruptcy, Esters and Rita winners, Runyon Fund slogans, and a Miami Beach nightclub scene with stars like Sinatra and Durante.

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New York Tallulah Bankhead Cecil B. DeMille Samson and Delilah Bill Slater Florida Racing Commission Associated Press Hollywood la Grable Esther Runyon Fund Sunshine Park Tampa Florida Walter Wanger Marcantonio Communist Party Miami Beach U. S Jimmy Durante Francis Sinatra Ella Logan Billy Daniels Jackie Miles Martha Raye Harvey Grant Jake LaMotta Copa City
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Walter Winchell and the 1950 cinema kaleidoscope

A brisk gossip laden survey of postwar films and show business, naming figures like Walter Winchell, Alger Hiss, Jane Morgan, Raymond Massey, and Damon Runyon. It critiques audiences, notes war cinema dominance, and jokes about stars, salaries, and TV production costs with a wry, period voice.

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Justice Holmes Paul Douglas Paul Danny Thomas Mister Channel 9 Raymond Massey Eddie Condon Rootatooters Father Martyn Green D’oyly Carters NBC Jane Morgan George DeWitt al Schenck Olympia Theater Harvey Broadway Melrose Stable Clara Patrice Damon Runyon Damon I. Berber Runyon Fund Milton Berle Teevy Howard Hughes Faith Comergue Tahiti Hawaii Paul Lukas
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Invention and cunning clash on March 4 and 5

The forecast notes a turn toward original thinking and flashes of genius on March 4 with potential support from influential figures. It warns of clever schemes and duplicitous side issues alongside creative momentum and possible capital for a bright idea. March 5 promises fortunate energy, steady effort, and long term rewards through diligence and enterprise. A child born then is described as clever and versatile, likely to achieve a lasting career.

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Square Dance Events Here Dances Tonight at Shrine Auditorium

Valley of the Sun Dance hosts square dancing at 9 p.m. at the Shrine Auditorium. The event promises lively figures and community participation with callers guiding participants through traditional sets.

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Shrine Auditorium
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Marine divorce sparks jokes in Detroit court

Gracie Allen reports a Detroit divorce where the husband testified his wife could not forget she was a marine and always wanted to fight. He quips that if he wanted a forgetful wife he should marry an amnesiac, noting men are touchy and sharing a joke about an inquisitive aunt.

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Detroit
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Birthday tribute to Edna Best actress of stage and screen

Edna Best born March 3, 1900 in Hove England rose to fame in the 1920s on stage and in New York debut at the Gaiety on October 6 1925 as Pamela Crawford in These Charming People. She married actor Herbert Marshall in 1928 and divorced in 1940. She shuttled between New York and London stages through the 1930s and 1940s.

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Edna Best Hove Sussex England New York Gaiety Pamela Crawford Herbert Marshall London
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Denmark Firm Markets Air Raid Warning Devices

A Danish company markets air raid warning devices to American buyers, touting rapid alert capabilities and compact design for home and small business use. The firm positions its product as a cost effective safety measure amid rising emergency preparedness concerns.

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Denmark
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Nancy Carroll to star in Good Bye My Fancy at Sombrero

Nancy Carroll, famed Hollywood stage and screen actor, will play the lead in Good-Bye My Fancy at the Sombrero, opening Tuesday night. Known for her vivacious acting, she has recent theater experience and television fame as Mrs. Aldrich in the Henry Aldrich series.

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Nancy Carroll Miss Carroll Hollywood Mrs. Aldrich Henry Aldrich
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Miss Carroll in Good-Bye My Fancy at New York theatre

The piece notes Miss Carroll and her daughter Patricia Kirkland, a rising New York actress, as part of the cast. The play Good-Bye My Fancy runs through next Sunday with two matinees, one Wednesday and one Saturday.

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Miss Carroll Patricia Kirkland New York
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