anaheim-gazette 1952-03-07

I'M PUTTING YOU IN CHARGE OF THE MAIN GATE TODAY ALFRED! I LOST MY TICKET MISTER ME TOO! WOW! WHAT A CROW I BETTER START COUNT THE RECEIPTS! GOH, PADOMA, BE CAREFUL WITH THAT NOGIN KNOCKER! SURE, DARY! NEK! YOU JUST BREED ME! S WON'T MISS THIS TIME! SOMETIMES A GUY HAD THE HIT ON THE HE ALL SHIPS LOAD TRACER SMELLS! TARGET SECTOR 6 GRD 8 FIRE!! THAT TRAVATOR SEND SHOWS OUR POSITION TO THE LIMBIAN! I'LL FINISH HUML!! ALL SHIPS LOAD TRACKER SMELLS! TARGET SECTOR! GROD FREE!!! THAT TRAITOR SWEED SHONS OUR POSITION TO THE LIMBIAN! ILL FAINISH HUMM! YES, THE BLACK COUNT WILL PULL ONE SWITCH AND ALL WILL DIE, YOUR FRIENDS AS WELL SO WHAT'S THE PITCH? SUPPOSE I GIVE MYSELF UP TO YOU NOW... THEN THE BLACK COUNT WILL SPARE YOUR LIFE AND YOUR FRIEND'S LIVES! SO, ARE WE AGREED HA! MONEY AFTER EVERYTHING WAS NICE ENOUGH TO AMBLE BLOOD CASH ON THE BARREL HEAD FOR MY GONG! I CAN'T TRUST TOO MANY PEOPLE IN THE BIG CITY! NO MOM! DID I RECEIVE A PHONE CALL WHILE I WAS OUT! NOT THAT I KNOW OF, DIANA! BOO-HOO- WHEN I FIRST HEARD YOU'D TAKEN THAT MONEY FROM THE BANK I FIGGERED YOU HAD SOME MIGHTY IMPORTANT REASON FOR DOWN IT... NOW I KNOW JUST HOW IMPORTANT IT WAS TO YOU//... I DON'T KNOW JUST WHAT HELP I CAN BE, BUT... -- I CAN TRY!!! OH THANK YOU, MR. PETERS... I CAN'T HOPE FOR TOO MUCH CONSIDERATION BUT I APPRECIATE YOUR KINDNESS. PETER'S TOLD HER TO RELAX AND GET HER LEG WELL... HE'd CONTACT PETER'S CORNER AND SEE WHAT HE Could DO TENARDO EASING THE WAY AHEAD FOR. HER ON THE EMBEZZLEMENT CARGE BECAUSE OF THE EXTENUATING CIRCUMSTANCES INVOLVED /// Ed Wymm Lasts 50 Years By Keeping It Clean By BOB THOASER HOLLYWOOD (PA)—Fifty years ago, a stage-struck kid named Edwin Leopold ran away from his Philadelphia home to join a medicine show. Today he is still in show business, known to television fans as Ed Wymm. The half-century career of Ed Wymm, which will be commemorated on his TV show tomorrow night, has covered virtually every field of the entertainment business, including stage dramas and musicals, radio and movies. He has even played short engagements in a circus and a night club, so his scope would be complete. The only medium he kept playing is burlesque—and that significant. "I have never told an off-color joke to an audience," he remarked. "I have always put on the kind of a show that people could bring their children to. During my career, if newspapers have written editorials about my work, and many of them have remarked that I always put on a clean show. I'm proud of that." Wymm is so firm on this point that he once advised a fellow comedian in a George White musical: "Top could be one of the biggest comedians in the country if you would only drop your dirty material." White dubbed him "The Peracher" after that incident. "Ive seen young comedians" W. C. Fields, Chairman Bir Harry Lander, rante, Groucho M. Benny, Bob Hope, Danny Kaye and J Of the living merlist, only Victor Monkey in the business longer. I asked the Perfect his reflections on T "Let me draw an t the other media," he th comedy began on th was strictly slapstick person got hit over th a bladder or fell, th suffered funny. But wo become more educat level of comedy rose. The same thing hapmovies. The pie in the Keystone Cops, the basidewalk; were funny movie audiences cothings corry. Radio, the sense of sight, art on Dutch, Negro, Jewi dialects for comedy. "But as TV developedly will become amoples and seltzer waconsidered as coray a in the older mediums." I had but one more ask the veteran comedis funny?" He thought for a m then replied: "The u It's the final twist on an unexpected actio what is funny." THAT TRAITOR SHOWS OUR POSITION TO THE LIMBIAN! ILL FINISH HALL! LET HUM ALONE! I DROPED YOU TO LOAD FUEL DRUMS INTO THE PROJECTION TUBES! WANT YOU CREATE A TRATOR TOO CAPABLE! WHEN THE BLACK COUNT WILL SPARE YOUR LIFE AND YOUR FRIEND'S LIVES! SO, ARE WE AGREED? WAIT...THE ISLAND OF SANTA MONA IS ONLY ABOUT 2 MILES... IT'S DEAD CALM... NAYBE I COULD GET HELP IN TIME TO CATCH HIM... HE JUST LIKE "VILLET" SAID: THE NOVEL PROBLEM WOULD BE CARPHING THE DOUGH IN HIS SHoe! NOW, NOW—DON'T CRY, HONEY. I WAS ONLY KIDDING — SOMEBODY DID CALL WHILE YOU WERE OUT TELEVISION Saturday, March 8 KNEB (6)—4:20 Amer. Inventory KNAC (13)—4:00 Hitch. Post KNJ (9)—2:23 Baseball & Spanish Theater KTLA (1)—6:20 Tricks & Treats 12:00 Films to 5:00 KTTV (11)—Bet A. M 4:20 "Frontier Vengeance" KECA (1)—6:20 Betty Crocker 6:00 P.M. KNET (2)—Smiller's Bets Gang KNLD (6)—Man's Best Friends KECA (7)—Paul White-man Ten Club KNBE (4)—All Bear Beavers Ed Wynn KLAC (13)—Mike Roy KNET (2)—Whistling Ballerus" KTLA (5)—Wayne Churtle KNJ (9)·Melissa and Ginger KECA (7)—Date With Judy KTTV (11)—Kids & Co. 6:00 P.M. KNNB (4)·Show of Shoes KECA (7)—Song Time KNJ (6)—Wrestling KTTV (11)—Range Riders KLAC (13)—Bet. Matinee Copyright, 1932, by Universal Radio & TV Features Wynn is so firm on this point that he once addressed a fellow comedian in a George White musical: "Top could be one of the biggest comedians in the country if you would only drop your dirty material." White dubbed him "The Parachter" after that incident. "I've seen young comedians make a big splash and then disappear," Wynn told me, "and many times the reason is that they have used off-color jokes. That's a bad mistake, because the greatest comedians are those who use only clean material." Speaking of great comics, I asked Wynn to name the top men of his 50-year history. He listed 20 comics or teams, and I present them in more or less chronological order: Water and Fields, Dr Wolf Hopper, McIntyre and Heath, Montgomery and Stone, Raymond Hitchcock, George M. Cohan, Victor Moore, Bert Williams, Will Regina, Al Jolson, three holidays, and in length and breadth of the Isle there's but one place to teast its patron saintual Dog Show at Belmontside Dublin. HOLIDAY FOR BRINDA DUBLIN (9)—St Day March 17—is on land's three big holiday others are Christmas Friday. Although both a legal holiday—it binds who converted Christianity—the celebsemble those in the Unite on the Fourth of July radies and political speech. Irish pubs are close three holidays, and in length and breadth of the Isle there's but one place to teast its patron saintual Dog Show at Belmontside Dublin. NOW, NOW—DON'T CRY, HONEY, I WAS ONLY KIDDING—SOMEBODY DID CALL WHILE YOU WERE OUT. KNXT (2)—"Whistling Bullets" KTLA (5)—Cowboy Kirtle KLJ (9)—Home & Garden KECA (7)—Date With Judy KTVV (11)—Kids & On 6:00 P.M. KNBH (4)—Show of Shows KECA (7)—Song Time KLJ (9)—Wrestling KTVV (11)—Range Rider ELAC (13)—Sat. Matinee KNXT (2)—"Whistling Bullets" KTLA (5)—Cowboy Kirtle KLJ (9)—Home & Garden KECA (7)—Date With Judy KTVV (11)—Kids & On 6:00 P.M. KNBH (4)—Show of Shows KECA (7)—Song Time KLJ (9)—Wrestling KTVV (11)—Range Rider ELAC (13)—Sat. Matinee Copyright, 1932, by Universal Radio & TV Features SUNDAY TELEVISION KNXT (2) 12:00-Most of Faith 12:20-Best at Seat 1:00-Lamp Into My Feet 1:20-Team Atlantic Meery Go Bound," Jack Benny 2:40-Wash. Spotlight 2:00-Mr. Imagination 2:00-QuiK Kid KNBH (4) 10:20-Prontiers of Faith 10:20-Outdoors With Leggy 11:00-Dogs Norman 12:00-Home Building 12:20-Sun. Gardes 1:00-Meet the Press 1:20-Jev. Jury 2:00-Zeo Parade 2:00-Meet the Masters 2:00-Boy Rogers 2:00-Cloudia KTLA (5) 11:00-In God We Trust 12:00-"Campus Rhythm" 1:00-"Check Your Guest" 8:00-"Gang Bullets" KECA (7) 11:00-Un Trial 12:20-Patch for Today 12:20-Footsie Hippopotamus 1:00-Migandy's Garden 1:25-Apartment Park 2:00-Super Circus 2:00-"Super Patrot" 2:30-Salopy Derby KNJ (9) 10:20-Church at Home 11:20-Film 12:20-Film, "Navy Sweethearts" 1:15-"Mangman Watts" KTVV (11) 10:45-Grenade 11:00-Great Churches of Boston for Sale 12:15-Film 12:25-Gardens 1:00-T79 on Air 1:20-Children's Church 2:00-Green Cathedral 2:15-Pitrudden 2:20-Piring Tigers 3:00-Basketball KLAC (13) 8:25-Ispiration Mr. 9:35-Film 9:25-Ispiration Mr. 10:25-Bitch Post, "A Bots Pe Kid" 12:25-Home to Live in 1:20-Wrestling 3:20-Mattinee "Tanks a Million" 4:00 P.M. KNXT (2)-Kieran Kaledscope KECA (7)-Paul Whitenman KNBH (4)-Pair Mendows 4:55 KNXT (2)-Stranger Than Picton KLAC (13)-"Little Lord Fauntleroy" 4:20 KNXT (2)-Jack Benny KNBH (4)-Mr. Bennett KTLA (5)-Bastide Kids KECA (7)-Selops Sleepy KTVV (11)-Income Tax KNXT (2)-Simmy Welby KNBH (4)-Royal Showcase KECA (7)-Film, "Valley of the Lawyers" KTLI (9)-TV University KTVV (11)-The Queen, "Rans Badmen" KNBH (4)-Son & Sanden KNXT (2)-Corliss Archer KTLA (5)-Pitch Congo KBJ (8)-Club 9 6:00 P.M. KNXT (2)-Fred Waring Show KNBH (4)-Teel Play House, "Tender Age" KECA (7)-Koria Pandit KBJ (9)-Morristine, "South Riding" KTLA (5)-Wild Bill Richok KTVV (11)-Cavaliore RLAC (13)-Lee Carlie KNTX (2)-Break Bang KTLA (6)-The Comfort KECA (7)-Ator, Town Meeting 7:00 P.M. KNXT (2)-Celebrity Time KNBH (4)-One Murray Family KNXT (2)-Ken Munny Review KTLI (9)-Inside McCallill KTVV (11)-Film, "Black Steps Opd" 8:35 KKI (9)-Basketball-U.C.L.A.-Washington 8:38 KNBH (6)-Mr. Wizard KTLA (5)-West Varieties, Spade Center KLAC (13)-Commercial 9:00 P.M. KNXT (2)-Pay Emerson Copyright, 1932, by Universal Radio & TV Features Synth.-Tom E. R. SUNDAY TELEVISION KNXT (2) 12:00-Most of Faith 12:20-Best at Seat 1:00-Lamp Into My Feet 1:20-Team Atlantic Meery Go Bound," Jack Benny 2:40-Wash. Spotlight 2:00-Mr. Imagination 2:00-QuiK Kid KNBH (4) 10:20-Prontiers of Faith 10:20-Outdoors With Leggy 11:00-Dogs Norman 12:00-Home Building 12:20-Sun. Gardes 1:00-Meet the Press 1:25-Jev. Jury 2:00-Zeo Parade 2:00-Meet the Masters 2:00-Boy Rogers 2:30-Cloudia KTLA (5) 11:00-In God We Trust 12:00-"Campus Rhythm" 1：OO-"Check Your Guest" 8：OO-"Gang Bullets" KECA(7) (9) (8) KNJ(9) (8) KNZ(9) (8) KNXT(2) -Christopher Thickson KNTX(2) -What Lung KTLA(5)-Film, "Lowbie Chagney" KECA(7) -History KTVV(13) -Asa Lauren KLAC(13) -Proud Forum 9：OO P.M. KNXT(2) -C.B.B.Workshop KNBH(4) -Boston Beaches KTLA(5) -Bandits KTVV(13) -Roller KLAC(13) -"Court Admirer" KNXT(2) -Thursday Trifter KNBH(4) -Fortune Harbor KECA(7) -Straight From Soundside 9：OO P.M. KNXT(2) -T.V.Rerry Jones KNBH(4) -Barry James KTLA(5) -Murde Yankee KECA(7) -How on Deck KNXT(2) -Tosentop Morris KNBH(4) -World Globe KTLA(5) -Mag of Mouth KTLA(5) -New York Mansion KNTX(2) -"Murder Duskerville" KTLA(5) -Real Edison 11：39 KTLA(5) -Tele-Vespa 50 Years Mean' W. C. Fields, Charlie Chapin, Mr Harry Lauder, Jimmy Durante, Groucho Marx, Jack Benny, Bob Hope, Red Shetton, Bunny Kaye and Jerry Lewis. Of the living members of the list, only Victor Moore has been in the business longer than Wymft. I asked the "Perfect Fool" about his reflections on TV comedy. "Let me draw an analogy from the other media," he began. "When comedy began on the stage, it was strictly slapstick. When a person got hit over the head with a bladder or fell, that was considered funny. But soon audiences became more educated, and the level of comedy rose. The same thing happened in the movies. The pie in the face, the Keystone Cop, the banana on the sidewalk: were funny. But now movie audiences consider such things corny. Radio, deprived of the sense of sight, at first relied on Dutch, Negro, Jewish and other dialects for comedy. "But as TV develops, the comedy will become smarter. The pics and selitzer water will be considered as coray as they are in the older mediums." I had but one more question to ask the veteran comedian: "What is funny?" He thought for a moment and then replied: "The unexpected. It's the final twist on a joke or an unexpected action. That's what is funny." Westminster Lions Hold First Meet The Westminster-Midway City Lions club that held their preliminary meeting at their sponsor's clubhouse, the Stanton Lions club, with Charles C. Rube as chairman, had their first independent meeting Tuesday night at the American Legion hall in Midway City. Charles R. Brothers, newly elected president and founder, presided and increased the original charter of 20 members who were inducted by the District Governor. Les Millar of Costa Mesa, to 28; 12 more have expressed intentions of signing up before April 1 when the charter will be closed. The second meeting will be Tuesday night, March 18, at the Legion hall which the group hope to make their headquarters, according to Brothers. RADIO and TELEVISION TELEVISION Friday, March 7 5:00 P.M. KNEX (2)—Northern Frontier" KNEX (4)—Kukla, Fran, Ohio KNEL (5)—Playcrafters RECA (7)—Candy & Bacon KNEL (9)—Zade Mannen RECA (11)—Bama River RECA (12)—Biddle Albert 8:15 KNEM (4)—The Goldberg 8:30 KNEM (4)—Howdy Doody KTLA (5)—Cowboy Thrill RECA (7)—Bonnie Atm KTTV (11)—Cap Video RECA (12)—Phantom Ranger 6:00 P.M. KNEX (2)—Playhouse of Stars KNEB (4)—Adv of Patches RECA (7)—TV News KNU (9)—Western Mall" KTTV (11)—Jump Jump KIAC (13)—Timmy O'Toole Time 6:05 KNAC (6)—Peanut Circus KTTV (11)—Ray Mulvey Open House 8:20 KNEB (4)—Laurel & Hardy KTLA (5)—Beany Time KTLA (7)—Tom Corbett KEJ (9)—News KTKV (11)—Zorro's Legion RLAC (12)—Picture Album 7:15 KTLA (9)—Keur Town-Mayer Boulevard KEJ (9)—Sports 7:20 KNEXT (2)—It's Up To You KEJA (9)—Bay With Acting KEJ (9)—Film KTTV (11)—Pet Each RLAC (12)—Bonnie Reidt 7:25 KNEBH (4)—Great Fights 8:00 P.M. KEJ (9)—News, Dong Edwards KEJA (8)—Steve RLAC (12)—Bonne Reidt KEJA (7)—Mystery Theater KEJ (8)—Indigo Basketball KTTV (11)—Twenty Questions 8:35 KNEXT (2)—Perry Come KEJA (8)—Those Two KEJ (8)—Basketball-U.C.L.A.Washington 8:38 KNEXT (2)—Means KEJA (8)—Ten Williams RECA (7)—Stu Brwin Gluee KTTV (11)Without Poor ELAC (12)Wrestling 9:00 P.M. KNEX (2)Min Against KETV (11)-Film, "Lawrence Landz" 10:00 P.M. KETV (2)-TV News KBHB (4)-R.T.A Victor Slow, Dennis Day RECA (7)-Mr. D. A. 10:35 KBJ (0)-News KBJ (2)-Big Question KBH (4)-Let Puppy 20 31 KBJ (0)-News KBJ (2)-Threaten Me Dead KBJ (7)-Income Tax KBJ (11)-What's the Wertin 10:35 KBJA (7)-Adr. Time 10:40 KBJA (8)-Chime Europe KBJA (8)-Wrestling KBJA (7)-Cheat Wrestle-Hawker KBTV (11)-New George Potam ELAC (12)-Little Theater 11:35 KBJ (2)-Peter Potter TBTT (11)-Cliff Burman BLAC (12)-Not Lyon 11:30 TBTT (11)-Nasty Age 12:00 KBJA (5)-Final Edition TBTT (11)-Petroleum Parts TONOROW KNEX(2) 4:25-Powerview 4:25-Biggest Film 4:20-Know Your Child KNBH(4) 4:25-Jameson HOLIDAY FOR MENAL DUBLIN OP — St. Patrick's Day March 17—is one of Ireland's three big holidays. The others are Christmas and Good Friday. Although both a legal and religious holiday—it honors the saint who converted Ireland to Christianity—the celebrations resemble those in the United States on the Fourth of July, with parades and political speeches. Irish pubs are closed on the three holidays, and in all the length and breadth of the Emerald Isle there's but one place to legally touse its patron saint: the Annual Dog Show at Bell's Bridge outside Dublin. RADIO FRIDAY P. M. 5:00 P. M. KLAC-News, Sports KLAC-Post Wine KMPC-News, Business KECA-Pun Factory KHL-Green Barnet KPAC-Serrendale KLA-Stars of Week KPI-News KPX-Von Norman KLA-Stars of Week KPI-News KPX-Von Norman KLA-Stars of Week KPI-News KPX-Von Norman KLA-Stars of Week KPI-News 10:00 P. M. KNET (2)—Frande & Johnnie" 10:15 KBJ (9)—News, Movie, "Study in Scarlet" 10:20 KNBH (4)—Trojan Beethoven" 10:25 KTYV (11)—Elmo Sauber KTYV (12)—Elmo Sauber KTYV (13)—Movie 10:25 KLA (5)—Marie, "Pig Island" KCA (2)—Phil Vance Bentley KTYV (11)—Murder Before Midnight KTYV (13)—Parade of Commercial News KNBH (4)—Wrestling 12 MIDNIGHT KLA (5)—Final Edition 6:00 P. M. KNET (2)—Playhouse of Stam KNBH (4)—Adri of Patches KNET (2)—TV News KNU (9)—"Western Mall" KTYV (11)—Jump, Jump KLAC (13)—Timmy O'Toole Time KNBC (4)—Peanut Circus KTYV (11)—Key Mulvey Open House KNBH (4)—Laurel & Hardy KTLA (5)—Beeny Time KECA (7)—Tom Corbett Snare Cadet KHL (8)—"Treasure Travels" KLAC (13)—Telepaper KLTLA (5)—Handy Hints KECA (7)—Space Patrol KTYV (11)—News, George Putnam KLAC (13)—Celtic Bob Tris 7:00 P. M. KNET (2)—Riley Road to Pansy KNBH (4)—Fight-Median No. Garden KTLA (5)—Newrels KECA (7)—Bill Dwinn Copyright 1922 by Universal Radio & TV Features Syndicate-Tom G. Dunne KLAC . . . 570 KIEV . . . 870 KNX . . . 1070 KGER . . . 1800 KFI . . . 640 KLI . . . 920 KXLA . . . 1130 KTED . . . 1520 KMPC . . . 720 KPWD . . . 880 KPOX . . . 1280 KOWL . . . 1880 KECA . . . 720 KPWD . . . 880 KPOX . . . 1280 KOWL . . . 1880 The following programs are compiled from reports provided by broadcasters. We assume no responsibility for last minute changes on their part.-TED. RADIO FRIDAY P. M. 5:00 P. M. KLAC-News, Sports KLAC-Post Wine KMPC-News, Business KECA-Pun Factory KHL-Green Barnet KPAC-Serrendale KLA-Stars of Week KPI-News KPX-Von Norman KLA-Stars of Week KPI-News KPX-Von Norman KLA-Stars of Week KPI-News 10:00 P. M. KNET (2)—Frande & Johnnie" 10:15 KBJ (9)—News, Movie, "Study in Scarlet" 10:20 KNBH (4)—Trojan Beethoven" 10:25 KTYV (11)—Elmo Sauber KTYV (12)—Elmo Sauber KTYV (13)—Movie 10:25 KLA (5)—Marie, "Pig Island" KCA (2)—Phil Vance Bentley KTYV (11)—Murder Before Midnight KTYV (13)—Parade of Commercial News KNBH (4)—Wrestling 12 MIDNIGHT KLA (5)—Final Edition RADIO FRIDAY P. M. 5:00 P. M. KLAC-News, Sports KLAC-Post Wine KMPC-News, Business KECA-Pun Factory KHL-Green Barnet KPAC-Serrendale KLA-Stars of Week KPI-News KPX-Von Norman KLA-Stars of Week KPI-News 6:00 P. M. KLAC-KMPC-News KFL-Bill Bizzn KECA-News, H Weaver KHL-Gobert Buster KFWB-News KNX-Tom Harmon KPAC-Country 6:05 KLAC-Melbourneite KFL-Passing Predeath KMPC-Bob Kebey KNX-News KNX-Newrels 6:20 KFJ-Bunt Story KMPC-Jane Alexandererbern KECA-News, Miner 6:25 KLAC-Greatest Mother KFWB-Amer Danceren 6:45 KEL-Jum Hayes 6:25 KLAC-W篮球席kktv(11)-Twenty Questions 6:35 KNXT (2)-Perry Como KNHB(4)-Those Two 6:35 UCLA-Washington-U.C.L.A.-Washington 6:35 KNXT (2)-Massa 6:35 KNHB(4)-Ten Williams 6:35 ECA(7)-Stuart Brwin Shoes 6:35 LAC(13)-Wrestling 9:00 P. M. KNXT (2)-Men Against Crime 6:35 KNHB(4)-Big Story 6:35 ECA(7)-Chevron Theater 6:35 TCV(11)-Without Fear 6:35 LAC(13)-Wrestling 9:00 P. M. KNXT (2)-Men Against Crime 6:35 KNHB(4)-Big Story 6:35 ECA(7)-Chevron Theater 6:35 TCV(11)-Without Fear 9:00 P. M. KNXT (2)-Men Against Crime 6:35 ECA(7)-Chevron Theater 6:35 TCV(11)-Without Fear 9:00 P. M. KNXT (2)-Men Against Crime 6:35 ECA(7)-Chevron Theater 6:35 TCV(11)-Without Fear 9:00 P. M. KNXT (2)-Men Against Crime 6:35 ECA(7)-Chevron Theater 6:35 TCV(11)-Without Fear 9:00 P. M. KNXT (2)-Men Against Crime 6:35 ECA(7)-Chevron Theater 6:35 TCV(11)-Without Fear 9:00 P. M. KNXT (2)-Men Against Crime 6:35 ECA(7)-Chevron Theater 6:35 TCV(11)-Without Fear 9:00 P. M. KNXT (2)-Men Against Crime 6:35 ECA(7)-Chevron Theater 6:35 TCV(11)-Without Fear 9:00 P. M. KNXT (2)-Men Against Crime 6:35 ECA(7)-Chevron Theater 6:35 TCV(11)-Without Fear 9:00 P. M. KNXT (2)-Men Against Crime 6:35 ECA(7)-Chevron Theater 6:35 TCV(11)-Without Fear 9:00 P. M. KNXT (2)-Men Against Crime 6:35 ECA(7)-Chevron Theater 6:35 TCV(11)-Without Fear 9:00 P. M. KNXT (2)-Men Against Crime 6:35 ECA(7)-Chevron Theater 6:35 TCV(11)-Without Fear 9:00 P. M. KNXT (2)-Men Against Crime 6:35 ECA(7)-Chevron Theater 6:35 TCV(11)-Without Fear 9:00 P. M. KNXT (2)-Men Against Crime 6:35 ECA(7)-Chevron Theater 6:35 TCV(11)-Without Fear 9:00 P. M. KNXT (2)-Men Against Crime 6:35 ECA(7)-Chevron Theater 6:35 TCV(11)-Without Fear 9:00 P. M. KNXT (2)-Men Against Crime 6:35 ECA(7)-Chevron Theater 6:35 TCV(11)-Without Fear 9:00 P. M. KNXT (2)-Men Against Crime 6:35 ECA(7)-Chevron Theater 6:35 TCV(11)-Without Fear 9:00 P. M. KNXT (2)-Men Against Crime 6:35 ECA(7)-Chevron Theater 6:35 TCV(11)-Without Fear SATURDAY A. M. 7:00 A. M. KLAC News, Haynes KFI Case Letina KMPC Serenade KHI-KFAC News KFWB, B. Leyden KFAC-KECA Music 7:15 KMPC Guest Star KCA Records KHI-Broadcast Gang 7:20 KLAC Haynes at Reine KMC Story Circus KCA Bob Garred KXN-Frank Goes 7:30 KJK-KFAC News KCA-Ira Cook KNX-Mirandy's Garden 8:00 A. M. KLAC News, Strokes KFI The Clock KMC-KPWB Music KHI-Bruce McPerlase KXN-Lette Prebend KFAC Music KXO-A Nations Bible 8:15 KLAC Batter, Haynes KMC-Markets, Sports KXN-Bob Greene KFWB-Bill Leyden 8:40 KFI Sat. Symphony KLCAPhoney KMC-Clock Watcher KHI-Haven of Best KXN-Gite and Take KFAC News 8:45 KLAC-Sports KFWB-News KFAC-Unity 9:00 A. M. KLAC News, Haynes KFI Set Symphony KMCClock Watcher KHCIServation Army KKA-No School KFI Flying Pest KNX-Theater Today KFAC-Braeeroom 9:20 KLAC-Peter Potter KCA-Space Patrol KNX-Stars Over Hywd. KFAC-Piano KFWB-Strange Facts KEJ-Marine Band KMPC-Music 9:45 KIJ-Civil Defense KFWB-Music 10:00 A. M. KLAC News, Potter KFI News KMPC Melodies KCA-Ira Cook KIJ-News KBW-Bill Anson KNX-Grand Central KFAC-Concert 10:15 KIJ-Pursuit of Happiness KBJ-Land of Free 10:30 KIJ-Young Amer. KBJ-Youth Symphony KNX-City Hospital 10:45 KIJ-Purpose of Happiness KBJ-Land of Free 10:60 KIJ-Young Amer. KBJ-Youth Symphony KNX-City Hospital 10:75 KIJ-Purpose of Happiness KBJ-Land of Free 10:90 KIJ-Young Amer. KBJ-Youth Symphony KNX-City Hospital 11:00 A. M. KMPC-Music KLA-CNews, Potter KFI Mary Lee Taylor KCI-Met. Opera, "Alba" KBW-Bill Anson KNX-MoveWithGirls KFAC-Music 11:15 KBW-Good Press 11:20 KIJ-Parm & Home Brk. KNX-Meet the Mrs. KIJ-Choir KBW-Music 12 NOON KLAC News, Potter KIJ-Parm Reporter KMPC-Music City KBW-Bill Anson KNX-KHJ-News KBW-Cacertion 12:15 KIJ-Music KBW-Grade Rogers KNZ-O.Drake, Good Living 12:20 KIJ-Secret Story KMPC-For You IKX-Family Fun KBW-News KBMan on Farm 1:00 P.M. KLAC News, Music KIJ-Bandstand KBPC-For You KECA-Opera KBW-Melodyman KNX-Peul Matterson KBFC-Serenade 1:15 KNX-Hamilton KBJ-Armed Porces KVUS KNMO-Melody Time KNX-Philip Norman 1:35 KNPC-Bassball-Stars-Angels 2:00 P.M. KLAC News, Music KIJ-BandballLA-Billywd. Mr. Info. KBFA-Megginue 2:20 KECA-Sat With Bill HKJ-Bands for BooDs KNX-Tale as Loving 2:40 P.M. KLAC News, Sports, 570 Club HKD-Basball. HKN-Moves This LA. HKI-Gits Symphony KBFA-Osprey. 2:60 KNX-Cross Section U.B.A. KEOA-Harry Wimmer. 4:00 P.M. KLAC News, Sports, Jamboree KNMC-Parade of Bills KECA-St. Junction. KNH-John Plynn. KBW-Red Nowe. KNX-Income Tax. KBFA-Masterpiece. 2:85 KNX-News. 4:20 KIJ-From Dixie. KECA-O.& Beachbook. HKI-Mary Rogers. KNX-Hamilton. KBW-Bill Artists. 4:45 KNX-Macos. KIJA-Sports. KEKA-Public News. KBW-Red Nowe. (C) = 1922 by Universal Radio Features Synd.-Tom E. Danson.