Star Review to Star Haley on WNBK Thursdays at 9 P.M.
OMEDIAN JACK HALey returns as the regular host of Star Review a winter edition of his hour long program on WNBK airing Thursdays at 9 P.M. Guests on the premiere include Lauritz Melchior Morey Amsterdam and Jackie Gleason with Mindy Carson as the regular vocalist.
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Jack Haley
Video Airways
WNBK
Haley
Nragram Uarill Ranlana
Kay Kyser
College of Musical Knowledge
Lauritz Melchior
Morey Amsterdam
Jackie Gleason
Mindy Carson
Miss Carson
NBC
Tallulah Bankhead
Star Review
Stuart Chaney
Carl Hoff
Ted Adolphus
Television Tuesday Lineup and Late Night Schedule
WNBK 4 offers a full evening of cartoons, news, and variety shows from 5:00 to 11:45 PM including Kukla Fran Ollie News Caravan and Star Theater. WXEL 9 airs a late slate with Captain Video Sports Desk and Nite-Owl Theater among others.
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Fran
Ollie
John Conte
Circle Theater
Bob Morris News
Faye Emerson Family Playhouse
Vaughn Monroe
WXEL
Lucky Pup
Chuck Wagon
Small Fry
Sports Desk
Who's News
Hopkins Science Cavalcade of Bands
Star Time News
Village Mail
Alice Weston
TV Highlights Include Co Stars And Special Shows
Reed co stars in That Man Is Mine at 9 30 on Circle Theater over WNBK. Death in the River investigates two drownings at 9 30 on Suspense over WEWS. Star Time guest Hal LeRoy hosts at 10 on WXEL. Shadows Over Shanghai stars James Dunn and Linda Grey at 11 15 on WXEL. Perry Como Show debuts on WAND with buttons autographs and a Paris trip grand prize. NBC plans Margaret Truman contract for exclusive NBC radio TV work. Rodgers Cavalcade a Richard Rodgers 25th year salute airs March 4 on NBC TV featuring Rodgers tunes.
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Milton Berle
Florida
Star Theater
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WXEL
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Philip
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WTAM
WGAR
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Wakely
Portia
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Superman
Farrel
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Tex Beneke
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Jack Smith
Armstrong
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Edward R. Murrow
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Tom Manning
Morgan
Toni Spaulding Morgan
Lonesome Gal
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Bill Maver
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Bill Gordon
Jim Martin
Jay Millner
Bill Mayer
al Henderson
Tom Haley
Tom Bill Gordon
Haley Bill Mayer
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Woman’ S Club
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Arthur
Victor H Lindlahr
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Young Rice
Mark Trail
Black Hawk
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Farrell Clyde Beatty
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Jack Elton
M Fulton Lewis Jr
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Jack
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Olie
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Nbc-Tv
Rodgers
Mummers Parade Dazzles Philadelphia Crowd to Start 1951
The Mummers welcomed 1951 with a brilliant carnival of color music and capering in Philadelphia. About 5,000 costumed roisterers danced and clowned past an estimated 1.2 million spectators, turning a 10 mile pageant into the most dazzling show in Mummers history. Thousands watched the parade on television despite near freezing weather.
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Hiladelphia
Arlington Burial Given Gen. Walker
Gen Walton Harrison Walker, killed in Korea, was given a general’s burial at Arlington National Cemetery near Gen John J Pershing. President Truman had urged posthumous promotion from lieutenant general to full four star general, noting Walker’s elite command in two world wars and Korea. The House approved the bill.
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Walton Harrison Walker
Arlington National Cemetery
8Th Army
Korea
John J. Pershing
Truman
Asia
Gen. Walker
Mr. Truman
House
Senate
9Th Army
Cleveland Airport Sets Passenger Record for 1950
Major John Berry, Cleveland Airport commissioner, said the Municipal Airport handled 1,429,635 passengers in 1950, a new record, while intercity flights fell to 86,218 due to use of larger planes. a prior high was 1,302,923 in 1949.
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Cleveland
John Berry
Berry
Lakefront
Bushman the Chicago gorilla dies at 22
Bushman, a 550-pound 6 foot 2 inch gorilla, Chicago’s longtime star at Lincoln Park Zoo, died New Year’s morning after a long battle with arthritis and heart trouble. Captured in West Africa in 1928, he arrived for $3500 and grew to become valued as the world’s outstanding zoo animal.
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Hicago
Bushman
Chicago
Lincoln Park Zoo
French Cameroons
West Africa
Zoo
American Association of Zoological Parks and Aquariums
Pravda Attacks U S Culture In 1950 Year In Review
Pravda headlines a harsh 1950 cultural critique of the United States describing a decline in culture. It accuses Hollywood of promoting rape and depravity and calls films a wild orgy of sadist acts. It slams militarism, asserts no outstanding bourgeois works, and labels radio and television as war propaganda.
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Communist Party
U. S
Pravda
Truman
Margaret
Papa
Germans Defy British Order Reach Helgoland Island
Nine more Germans sailed to Helgoland defying a British order that barred entry to the bomb damaged North Sea island. They join a prior group of protestors demanding removal of aerial targets and return of 1400 German residents. British marines and German police gathered at Cuxhaven to again attempt to clear the island, with penalties up to one year in prison and a 5000 mark fine. The demonstrators, sheltered in air raid shelters, plan to survey the damage and propose reconstruction to the European Union.
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Hamburg
Germany
Helgoland
North Sea Island
Forbidden Island
Cuxhaven
League of European Youths
European Union
Refrigerator fire destroys appliance at 826 Dewalt Ave NW
Firefighters from No. 1 pump company extinguished a blaze Monday at 1 10 p m damaging a refrigerator and an electric sweeper at the home of W G Price 826 Dewalt Ave NW The fire appeared to start from a defective refrigerator control mechanism.
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W. G. Price
Dewalt Ave
No. 1 Pump Company
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