Show 10B THE OGDEN OGDEN STANDARD-EXAMINE- UTAH SUNDAY MORNING AUGUST 23 1933 Hi BEHIND THE SCENES By ALICE PARDOE WEST that the restaurant had named 4 The Cinemascope: Technicolor start criminal operations under film "House of Bamboo" has th leadership of Robert Ryant plenty of suspense and brings to Robert Stack acting as a jfceret screen the beauty of Tokyo agent of the American authon-I- t the 1 starts at the Egyptian to-- ties poses as a discharged army iday with "Adventures of Sadie" j prisoner and worms his way into fas a membership in the gang With are the aid of Shirley Yamaguchi of players Heading the list Robert Ryan Robert Stack Shir- - as a music hall girl whose Amen-leYamaguchi and Cameron 'can husband was killed serving Mitchell who have the starring as an accomplice of the gang he roles and Brad Dexter Biff El- - sets out to trap the mobsters Ten-lioand Sandro Giglio In Tokyo jsion swift action and gripping Sessue Hayakawa famed Japa- - emotion mount as the melodrama nese star in the days of silent progresses to its climax American movies was added to Among the scenes to be seen in "House of Bamboo" are the Elko the cast which also includes Hanabusa prominent star in Ja--1 famous "Ant City" a community says I ' y j r f l v i t tt j 'H 'V : i '' ' j j f - t—o i off-ian-- 1 i 1 ll Vk'" Will d RADIO PROGRAMS Michael Curtiz one of Hollywood's most impeccable directors says of her: "She is destined to become one of Paramount's out-- standing stars" Paramount like all the other studios at this time is searching for new faces and its executives feel they have found one in Carol They have gone all out to exploit her and have starred her in her first picture "The Scarlet Hour" CONTRACT SEVEN-YEA- R After seeing her tests and getting approval of Curtiz noted for his ability to pick talent the stu- rushed into a dio seven-yea- r contract with the screen newcomer They gambled on her to the extent of paying her 40 weeks out of every 52 starting at $500 a week with an executives increase after the first year to $750 then to $1000 the next two years at $1250 and the' final two years at $2000 a week The arresting blonde has-measurement of 5 feet 614 inches height 36 24 35 with chestnut hair now blonde for the picture high cheekbones and a pretty face Her voice is of the Marlene Standard-Examlner-Kt- 1430 film (J Tyi- a type —husky and fasci- Dietrich nating her diction is clear and according to one of the execu tives "her personality jumps right off the screen at you" Carol's mother Merle Ohmart Is one of five children of a Salt Saint fam Lake City Latter-daily She was married to Dr y Thomas Carlyle Ohmart who was an unsuccessful actor and took up dentistry late in life The marriage was a turbulent one the couple having separated 14 times before they finally were divorced This reflected upon Carol and by their constant mov ing around she had attended 15 schools in five cities by the time she was graduated from high school l BLUES SINGER Having done some blues sing ing in Salt Lake City the aspir ing actress went to New York where she had more singing en gagemcnis ana a mi in a ueorge White show at the Vrsaill She later obtained radio engage ments appeared in 40Q television shows and eventually went to Hollywood She was ushered to Marc Newman a skilled Holly wood agent He took her to Para - 4 A mount r i i f 1 d i AA a- Only 8 More Days for Present Ticket' Holders to Renew Seat Reservations 1 I ALL SEATS WILL BE OPEN FOR PUBLIC RESERVATION AFTER SEPTEMBER 1ST CALL X- - - -- - I Playfully tossing a beachball in happier days at Miami Beach Fla are Joan Rawlings right and Carol Singleton winner in the "Miss Bikini U S A of 1954" beauty and runner-upageant But the shapely lasses were notso happy in Miami when they filed $10000 and $5000 damage suits against contest sponsor Pierre M Andre who they claim welched on the concruise and tore up their promised t the DAY St Louis at p $107-a-wee- k - - ' 1£ k ' Brooklyn ' - 12:00 Noon i t —— FRI9 CAT £k MON -- A1S - B©W Ogdne v$ Billingi p m: coo VOTED NO I BAND IN ALL NATIONAL POLLS a fTVS3 — MMMMMMMMMMK - HURRY! J — r Jr a x AjlAlQ) r i 7:-1K- ! I 1 K-n- n I 1 i 1 I ' I iUkJ! &M )v 1 SEE GREAT SALT LAKE ISLANDS Point every Saturtrip leaving Promontory ' and 9 at am day Sunday 50-mi- le FOR INFORMATION CALL 5-27- FT)) 70 AW Tho World's nd : Opn7:1S lergttt and Brightit 1st Show Dusk Scrton Non-DistorHo- ' Merry-Oo-Rou- THEATRE DRIVE-I- N s §:3S-Festi- val V On Hiway 91 No of layton f 11:! 5 2 Great Shows — 2 Great Days Sunday and Monday - a t i3:00-Footllg- hta Radio stations are responsible for the accuracy of these listings AnAMHAVC i v DDADAAAC i ivvvumviw iTiviMun THRILLING I HURRYl HURRYI Tononnow LAST FREE MONDAY CO-HI- ll TI REDDY KWATT I I KTVT 4:30— Matt Dennis 4:45—News Caravan Sunday pm 12:00— Frontiers of Fith 12:30— American Forum !:0o— Mr Wizard 1:30— zoo Parado 2:00— pcopia 2:3ft— Capt Oaliant 3:00— Meet the Prcs 3:30— Roy Rogers :00— People Are Funny 4 no— Do It Youreell 5:00— Variety Hour 6:00— TV Playhouse 7:00—Cameo Theater 7:30— Bob Cummlnga 1:00— Oreat Life 8:30—Grand Ole Opry 9:00— Purity Playhouse S:30— Llberace 10:00— Mr and Mrs North 10:30— Mstrpiece Theat 12:00— Sign Off Monday am S:00 — Ttnneaa Ernie S:30— Feather Your Nest 10:80— Din k Dortar School 10:30— Parents' Time 10:45— World at Home 11:00— Home -Monday pm f 12:00— Ted Mack 12:30— Paya to be Wed 1:00— Way of the World FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS - 1:15— First Love 1:30 — Mr Sweeney 1:45— Modern Romances 2:06— Pinky Lee 2:30 — Howdy Doody 3:00— Main Street KSL-T- V Channel 5 Sunday ' pm 1:00— Big 1 :30— ThU Picture la the Life 2:00— World Around Us 2:30— Facethe Nation 1:00— The Brighter Day 1:15 — The Secret 8torm 1:30— On Your Account 2:00— Garry Moore 2:30— Homemaker's 3:00— The Early Show 3:30— Rocky Jones 4:00—Playtime 4:30— Sagebrush Lucy 3:30— Famous 4:00— It'a Magic Playhse 40— Private 5:00 — Toast E o 4:30— Secretary of Town Theater Seven stage 7:00— Favorite Story 7:30— What's My Une S :00 —Corliss Archer 8:30— Passport to Dgr :0— Eddie Cantor 9:30—Haila of Ivv 10:00 —Courtesr Theater 11:10— News Weather Monday am 7:15— Cartoon Capers 7:25— Breakfast Bvltnes 7:30 — Arthur Godfrey 8:30— Strike It Rich 9:00— Valiant Lady 9:15— Love of Life 9:30 — Search Tomorrow 9:45— Guiding 10:00— Fun Light to Reduce 10:15 — Lois Dean 10:30 — Welcome Travelers 11:00— Robert Q Lewis 11:30— Art Unkletter Monday pm e Big Payoff 12:30— Bob Crosby 12:0-Tb- Party Plyhse KUTV 3:00— :00— at (sign On rs jn) Yawn Patrol Good Musle Jack Warren I Lea- Roundup (Pre-noo- TELEVISION PROGRAMS Channel 4 I — The TV stations are responsible for the accuracy of these listings - ogcen Vi Jfi PROGRAMS ! INews (Frm Break f (News Lee Willsi(65 Allen (News Campbell 7001 Morn Melodies 'Page 1 News 7:1R' till 8:00 m The Valentines IR Petersonj 7:30 KLO Newsreel (World News I 7:45 Dawn Busters (The Valentines fNews ! 8:00 iBus Newe (Friendly Hemingway ! ! 8 :1B' Gordon Own iMr Mrs of America (News 8:30 Stumpus Boys (News Review IValentlnea 8:45' Mnsic Qui (Margaret Masters IStrike It Rich (Arthur 9:00 Rex n (Breakfast Club I MUSIC 8:15 Records A Godfrey I Don McNeill 9:30'Qneen For DaytPhrase That Pays!Make up Mind Music 9:451 Jack Bailey (McGee and Molly Howard Miller McBrlde-Peal- e Ted Malone 10:00 Rex IWendy Warren Joe Glbney 10:151 n (Backatage Wife lOarred News Mv True Story 'Helen Trent 10:30! Records Com Drams (Our Gal Sunday! 10:45! Music T n 11:OOt for Edition iRoad of Life Whispering Sts LickPiUKCrtotanc8SI!lTH'Uv 11:1Bl the IMa Perkins (Joe Oibney (When Girl Wedi mmwwm I !Dr Malonet 11:30 ladies (Companion Also Cartoon T 11:45' 'til noon (Guiding Light (Courtesy Car if ! 'SOMEONE WELCHED ON US' tracts I : - even-wee- 1 1 d:ni R:-I- MUTUAL'S 'i : off t 1 j 4-32- 96 £ TONIGHT BNI'1 II $250 $200 GAME p m Series 1955-5- 6 TODAY 24-shc- el ? with 6:30! Breakfast - for something" 4mb Utaii ovinplioiiy Urcheslra 430 Carol is a granddaughter of Mrs Iduma Sweeten Cragun of Ogden and a niece of Mrs Amos Sargent who with Mr Sargent have just returned from visiting Carol They were amazed at the billboard giant pin-uportrait of Carol that was on the studio Commissary wall and also nr MONDAY MORNING s ii 1 v 6:45? UNUSUAL Curtiz said of her: "She is unusual superior quiet has buried emotion a girl who is searching i B:OO 5:00 AM :1B! Dawn Busters to hide her volcanic emotion look calm remembered names i -- m itfi of its long walls made' of one way glass Behind the glass is a darkened room equipped vith couches and a loud speaker where executives sit and watch aspirants perform Through all the grilling for getting prepared m r J a ' m- ex-husba- - nth : by - ' (3-)- -- " 'Siinr ?:' Read the Classified Ads e September 17t and $150 1 - hi-f- Ex-Hub- E r - :' mriiosr She was tested in the "Fish Bowl" at the studio This is the most rugged test It is a small narrow room lurnisned like a mail order living room with one V IMPRESSIVE SCENE— Robert Stack takes his ease in this scene from "The House of Bamboo" with Shirley Yamaguchi as the Tokyo beauty looking on Car-radi- ne Fverrwherw :n !:' :" vf j BULLFIGHTER RARING TO GO HUNTS MATCH :15 'Sunday 'Vvi Kara Thf fllsi Room' Mornine ! lo-so- - KC Melodies Power Rlssns ! Orsranist r :0O Rai Bible" 'Monitor Covers 'Tn Tnrle Choir 8'"d ' Th ( F?cordei ) World f "Mew :o'Voie nt Melodies ! H:A! ProohecT !Sone of RSonmce! "'Church "of f Air Lutheran 'Monitor vew l Fxrltfno Hnr ! teodie 9:3a Frank ne$t ' rv wtth I t Music i ti Reading jnuSGoo rt:W s ''W-- ht iN'ew Tnvltation fSnnda with f j to TTeorin Oifentlon'f'Mf in rrninr f S"o Music Melodies 'Ipvitntion I I Learnlns with Music 4(:aK for our !Snndav 'Connalsserr's ' With Music H:ia' liteninr I Melodies 'V"hetot t ti World Affair enJoTment 11 "S UN f A V A FT FR V O O V FROGR 4 M IMusle for a 9un 'Monitor BHnra 'New Katf v Beh11 I ' I onH'rev I12:051 rtny Afternoon Mntiial's Tou ' Musle 4 9:19m ome 'Ooif Tourn !Snrier I ' t Music Festival I ' Monitor 1 I e :ni the fMmic for a Run-- I 'Monitor TaTces I f Ton day ' Afternoon ' f 1 Ma lor i Tourn !V" f I 1 IKews fl:55 Learne Monitor I Monitor Corere ?rAA- Rjeball !Th Woolwprth 'M"lc for n Sun-- I ' Hour fur World day Afternoon I von Ooi' Tourn I Monitor 2J45! 'til 3 pm ann RliTln 'Music for a Sun- On Monitor Meets !Nw I i Tin Press Afternoon' day Afternoon Sun the : t Mr nitrirt 'Ooit Tourn ' a ! f News (3:55 Monitor !:&' Attorney tMusle for a Sun lOld Fashioned iMusle Mall unPrhiic I A'AW Prosecutor ReTival Hetrr day Afternoon J Am 'Summer tnf I i Rradr Kaye St Loul K:On Counter tUtah Open OolflJuXe Box Jiry Sunday erenlns I i with Ron Rose ' t I aones stvled K:ffrtMTfer Time 1 K:AK Sentenced ' for relaxation with Ron Rose (Monitor Taltes Carter IOot Mlse Urooksf You t:4 I fi:30'nrew Pearson J Everywhere tOary Crosby r A:AK!Bob Consldlne 'Monitor T:onm Fl with fMltch Miller 'Ttrvey Kewe 1 Cameraland fHmmv Filler I 'Weekend News !American 7:!fRob CmbT " 'Musical Saluta 7 :A Snort Time ti Forum 'Weekand News IMonitor Brines lOene Bebail i Pioneer 'Musical Salute r Tou Utah the l Autrr f i rii Leacue JThe Whistler ni piirnnsi Nation the e:n! :AK Oeden World 'I Believe (8:M II Am :AO Reds Man's Famtlv ILDS Church (Christian 8cienee v 'Paul Harvev HoUrwood Music' Proeram i 9:t ft :3ft' Great 'Reltsrious Service fMuslc Fverybody Bowl I I ft:AKt rail Loves (Catholic News iOrOft- - Fleetrcs from Musi c Tou IHour of Decision INews 10:-IB- ' i Choir Affleck Park Eniov lTaberncle Billy Graham I n: An: Scoreboard IRevival Time tCatholic Hour and Orsran I IDate Line London (Assemblies of Oo4 in:dX Late INews Weather 11:On! Date (Sunday Eve on IiParty For I IFternal Light 11:1R! with Temple Sou are I Pre of Music (Concert (Album rale 1 I I am Hall (News til :30— Fddv Nelaon KBUH 800 KC KVOG 1490 KC 4 'i Penthouse Party A M Snnday :00— Rose David f7:30—Wavne Sunday ara 6:3 — Dally Slarn On King 7:00— Velyet Variety 8:30— Town Country S :00 — Week During S:15 — Broadway S:4!t— Pxibllc Servlee S:15— Hour of Charm 8:30— Public Health 7:00 — Something Old S:45— Musle Hall 8:45 —Join the Navy New :15— Jlmmle Fldler Something 9:00 — Parade of Hits Min Newe 7:4fvFive 9:30—Hour of Classics 9:30— St Francis 7:45—Weber' County 10:3ft— Deal jnv for Dreams 9:45—Stars For Defense Home and Farm 11:00 — Rendezvous with 10:00 — Mornine Moods Show Stara the 11:00 — KBUH Karouael S:0fl — 20th Century a m 8 :30 — Oreanalrs i' 12:15— Blvd of Melodv Sunday-p9:00—Church in the 12:25— Mtdnight Final 12:00— Georgetown T7 Wlldwood 12:35 — News 12:30— Listening of Sonr 10 :00— KC l:00— WCTU Program KOPP 730 1:30— Here's To Vets Sunday p m am Sunday il:45— Parade of Business 12:00— Waltz Festival — Rise and Shine S:00 12:15— Freddy Martin (2:00 — Dream Time Dick Kingston 12:30 — Navy Time 12:30 — News ' Music and News 2:4S?i-Le- t's 12:45— Eddy Howard Go To Town — t:30 The Juke Box i 1 :00 — Proudly We Hail Mualc and Newt 3:30— Proudly We Hail 1:30 — The Hospital Hour Bob Rudd 4:00 — Your University 2:00 — The Onen Door 4 :30 — KBUH Concert 2:30— A Weekend of Sunday pm :00— Eventide Echoes 1:30— The "730- - Club Music 4:00— Spotlight on Star 7:00—Guest Star Tim Music News Dave Page 4:30— Sunday Record 4:30—Ten Top Tunes 7:30 — Magic Muslo 5:30—Church of God 7:55— Local News :00— St Francis Music News 8:00—Sign Off S:15— Perry Como Bud Trewett ' T :!' co-starr- KUTA 570 :n :t' - j j KSL KDYL 7:1 - 2:30 Daily 2:20-- 1 1160KC 1320 KC M 8UJl4 T OR VINO PROC RAMS of 7:0AWn K Healing 7:30 Bark to iort Hoof jy:a Burt Lancaster Di rects First Film 'Kentuckian' Seasons' Record Rated One of Best News O KC ' -- I KLO this scene from "The Kentuckian" Technicolor Cinemascope Alan Ladd who raises horses and chickens is now breeding dachshunds on his Thousand Oaks ranch John Wayne's Burt Lancaster makes Jiis de-- j buckling romance and history nw wing in his Encino Calif home will include a motion pic- but as a director in the Techni-- j jn Burt's attempt to get to ture theater that will seat 15 color Cinemascope film "The!xcxas he engages in several ' Kentuckian" which will appear people fights gim next at the Orpheum Theater battles bulwhip settos and as- He also stars in the picture as sorted acrobatics Big Eli a hunter who with his The picture was filmed on n little Eli finds Kentucky too cation in Kentucky and no props confined and tame for him and had to be carried along from leaves it to go to Texas The state provided Hollywood everything from bearded bit play- BASED ON STORY ers to a sternwheel steamboat u i lie iiiiu ia uuscu inc aiui J circa oon "The Gabriel Horn" by Felix and Dianne Foster Holt and it has plenty of swash- - areDiana Lynn in the picture with — MusicalNEW YORK (UP) Burtand the most the supporting cast is attractive record in ly headed by Walter Matthau John weeks is that on which is capMclntire Una Merkel John tured the playing of Vivaldi's Donald MacDonaldt John "The Seasons" by John Corigli-an- o Litel Rhys Williams and Edward violin and Guido Cantelli Norris conducting the New York PhilharIn directing "The Kentuckian' monic-Symphony These musiBurt tried to do unto the other cians toss it off with unrestrained MEXICO CITY (UP) — in the cast as he likes diactors This is not a success story gusto achieving a relaxed freeto do unto him when rectors dom which is the epitome of the After three years of tryhe's music's spirit (Columbia) just acting Richard ing He thought nothing of reviewThere has been no lack of novEvans of Springfield Mass ing the entire script in order to el ideas around RCA Victor here is ready to hang up his "suit an actor up to the emotionbring of late The newest resulted in of lights" and turn his back al viewpoint he desired It took a record called "The Smiling on the profession of killing time but it paid off he says Bach" on which are 14 excerpts bulls from this and that displaying the His dream has been to be master in a the first American Negro smiling mood It is not a record for a UTAH STATE FAIR matador to stand in the cenBach lover because it has the ter of the Plaza Mexico effect of misrepresenting the world's largest bullring and Friday September 16 through Suncomposer but it is a good rechear the traditional chant for day September 25 Nights 8:30 ord for anyone who has let Bach - successful matadores: Matinees Saturday Sunday and alone on" the theory that he is Wednesday — 2:30 pm "Ole torero you are the austere and inaccessible only one" But so far he has had some MILSTEIN'S PLAYING successes minor suffered Nathan Milstein's beautifully CfLOVfD two' his and gorings spent y polished violin playing is delight-fulon costs savings training1 exemplified in fine i in ICE SHOW! without ever getting a crack sonatas by Prokofiev and Handel name at the that $25000 big and a chaconne of Vi tali (Capimatadores can demand for tol) Jasch Heifetz figures among aflernoon of glory one new records in a collection of he fails and he has been If encore-likshort pieces taken here without a fight waiting from old 78's and transferred since last November the reato an LP It is entertaining to son will be pretty much the contrast the Heifetz playing in same as those for the failure that remote day and more recent of the other hundreds of Heifetz recordings (Decca) hopefuls who flock here each Yehudi Menuhin is commentayear from both sides of the tor rather than violin-playe- r in border his newest record The commentary is on the msuic and technique of Ustad Ali Akbar Khan Joan Will Live and Pandit Chatur Lai who perform on the sarod and tabla Near those being musical instruments NEW YORK (NEA) — One of of India Menuhin is ecstatic and the owners of the New York certainly this India music 'is in- apartment house where Joan FOR YOUR CON VENIENCI— Resfinitely more subtle and wholly Crawford will live with her new idents of Ogden and vicinity may different from anything our west- hubby (when they are in Manorder choice seats from NATE ern ears are accustomed to (An- hattan) is Franchot MORGAN JEWELERS 2321 Wash : Tone gel) ington Blvd All prices include tax and Fair admission: $375 and $225 $325 $275 matinee — Saturday Bargain high-spirite- ' v DRAMATIC: — Burt Lancaster clashes with Walter Mathau in 1 rs ? ! HThe - ca-ree- j ! Just Like Cinderella i ! kngek-down-drag-o- CAROL OHMART co-starr- I I ! v HOLLYWOOD (AP) — George Eowns of tier career s?es only Gobcl is probably the first short the lovelicht when George is man in movie history to do love around i t co-h- it - on-s- LovewirnouT riiqn 51noes scenes w ithout elevator shoes The TVJ comic is with luscious MiUi Gaynor in Eddie and Margo I he Birds and the at To Act Bees l°9?fner 'Paramount his first movie Only HOLLYWOOD (AP) — Eddie 5 feet 5 George has insisted! there be no camera gimmicks Albert and his wife Margo are !to build up illusions of height playing in a -- picture for together ones short lots of are "There around so why be ashamed of the first tine in their long and marriage it?" asks lonesome" George "Our television viewers (the short Albert plays Lilian Roth's pres- ones) write us often that it ent husbarld n '"Til Cry To- makes them real proud to see morrow —' d wtu a a nuiy ui 1 feller get a break little the o c ni i p i rri i a r i r imiik v r 10 n 3 re i n n nil ni vri In the picture he is a member In his movie George gets all Jrrv "rr s tne extras ouiza elite panese snopping city of Alcoholics Anonymous as is breaks center Anakusa Tokyo's theatn-Th- e theMitzi BAND OF GANGSTERS most lavish the Margo wearing script deals with a band of cal district the Edebashi Bridge the Fuji Sanroku railroad Radio stations are responsible for the accuracy of these listings American gangsters — the scouring of military prisons — jwith Mount Fujiyama one of who remain over in Tokyo and Japan's greatest natural w onders d ) I 1A I a The Cinderella story never will salad after the new star grow old —there's always a thrill OFF THE GRIDDLE in it And there's always a thrill in learning of just such story More than 4000 kid) already in the personage of a Utah girl have visited the "Lone1 Ranger" or boy Salt company on location at Kanab Lovely Carol Ohmart Lake's Miss Utah 1946 is in the Clayton Moore' who stars as the limelight these days —not only masked rider gives each of them because she is considered a 'real a black paper mask as a souvenir find in Hollywood but because of their visit Walter Pidgeon she is a suspense-packeon is his second experitrip to Rio in ment for the Paramount Studios the past three months Business -' Life Magazine recently featured interests her and Newsweek tells Leonard The crimson fez worn by WarSlater'i story of hertexperienee ner TV director John Peyser on in being groomed for stardom the "Casablanca" set is a good luck charm sent him by a French 4 Robert Moroccan merchant! Horton star of- Warner Bros "Kings Row" TV series memorizes a complete motion picture A dfcript in two days Van Johnson will be the first Hollywood star to do a night club act at Miami Beach's new Hotel Fontainbleau Eve Arden is never coy about the fact three of her four children are adopted "I even use the word in front of them so there'll be no difficult explanations later he Gobel Makes George i Al I I f Beauty or Tokyo Featured In Film 'House of Bamboo' R Channel 2 Sunday pm 2:30—The Christophers Film Highlights 3:15— The Pastor 3:30—Rev Oral Roberta 4:00— Super Circus 5:00— In Our Time 5:30— Ike's Conference 6:00 — Hllywd Backstage 6:30— Play of the Week 7:00— Break the Bank 7:30—You sked For It 8:00— Dangerous Assign 8:30— Heart of City 3:00— 9:00— Ironrite Theater 9:30 — Starlight Theatre l:oo— Royal Playhouse 11:30— News Monday pm - 2:00— Kitchen Korner 2:15—Marquee 2:45—Florian Zabach 3:00 — Record Room 3:30 — Cartoon Capers 4:00 —Cactus Jim 5:00 —Cartoons 5:30— Voice of Firestone 6:00— Ramar of Jungle 12:00 Cedrie 12:15 LuncheonAllen 12:301 with 12:45' and Brown 1:00 Baseball MONDAY AFTERNOON PROGRAMS Frederick News (World News (Forrest Hobbs S (Home News 1:15! Mutual's 1 :30l Game 145! of "2:6orthe 2:16) Day 2:30) Major 2:45' Letfue 3:00THBaseball 3:161 for yen ' " iSperry News lBusi of Farming (Harvey News (Arthur Ray's Record Room Pomilif Godfrey Musle House Party - IForrest Hobbs (Claud Rains (Just Plain Bill !Rt to Happiness News' New Bhoir 2:05 i (Stella Dauas rwidder Brown (Pepper Young Woman in HouaeiH'mka Scrapbook Perrv Maaosi (Lorenro Jones (2nd Mrs Burton Lone Ranger (Boon and Coon (Nora Drake I 3:30! until 3:45! 4:00 pm 4:00 Utah Party Line News I Jackson I iBrlghter Day HouaeWlre's Pro 'Courtesy tectlve League ( Car Harmon's fenorts iDiisk- - patrol iThla Is the News?! Jack Warren Good Music (Mtn West News R Vfurrow Wlimer (KDYL Road RhowlE Jack Warren Ssnarry Tunes" an 1490 KC 1:39—"Jay's KVOG 800 KC Hour and a Half KBUH -m With Jay Li via Monday Monday am S:00—Something Old good : 00— New 3:00— on s Something Spotlight sign On :00— Farm and Ranch-7:007:00— Sports Special 8tar 4:05—1430 7:05—Old and New Farlv Bird Hour Ballroom S:15— KBUH Classified r? News 7:45— S 00— Swap and Shop KOPP 730 KC S:30—Off the Griddle t:00— Morning Music s:lt— according to am Monday 9:30—Test Knowledge the Record :00— Rise and Shine t:00—Play Radio 10:00— Brunch Time Dick Kingston 1 1 0fl— S:20— Shopper's Guide Musle and News 9 :30 —Personality Time " 1:30 —The Juke Box Monday pjn s:55— News Musle and News 10:00— The Hospital Bout 12:00—Play Logan Bob Dudd 10:30—Morning Program Monday pan 12:30— ay Logan 11:45— Sammy Kaye 1 ton ChiB 1:30— The 12:00— Piano on Review 1:30—Play Radio Mualc News 2:30— Bandstand Dave Page Monday p m 8:00—KBUH Kommand 12:30— 4i30— Ten Top Tunes Newe 3:30— Club 800 12:45— Stock Report Music News S:C0— Club 800 12:50— Terrace alusle Bud Trewett Duffy 4:16 Hemingway MwsUon I 4:30 Gene Devey f 4:45 Sam Hayes 6:00 Dollar Derby BnB Almanae or Morgan Beatty 6:30' Musle (Alan ( — ute -- Memr-ao-Bou- nd -- 'W :00-r-Tre- - -- |