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THE COURIERJOURNAL, LOUISVILLE, SUNDAY MORNING, JULY 2, 1950. PASSING SHOW 10 RADIO SECTION 2 Old 'Basin Street Blues' Is Returning to The Air Burt Blackwell Is Still Here, All You Fans CcniuH your "Rtoltor" bfor you buy, tall or build. RADIO and TELEVISION PAGE By Bill Ladd and they are now deciding pfey tSLt iJt? 1 f-irTC? Of Monthly payments just like rent include principal and interest, and may be made to include taxes and insurance. Consult eno of our officials for prompt, courttout end helpful advict on your ral titato mortgage problems. SAVINGS and LOAN ASSOCIATION "BASIN STREET BLUES," alias "Chamber Music Society of Lower Basin Street," returns to the air cn July 8 over N.B.C.

In the cast will be Gene (Dr. Gino Hamilton, who was am original on the show when it started its "hiatus" 496 weeks ago! Jane Pickens will star and old-style jazz will be featured. No bunny- whether to charge for the thing, sell advertising in it, or give it up. Too expensive. A Lot of Songs Carson who will guest on "Grand Ole Opry" next week, has -written 300 songs in rabbit bands with hippity-nop 26 years and we will forgive him Helen Hayes, Bob Hope for all except "Barnacle Bill The beat.

and Paul Lucas will star in "The I 0 AN INSURED INSTITUT SIXTH AHO MARKET Dr. Franz Polgar, well known around here because of appearance at Centre College last winter, just missed the Quick and The Dead," the atomic and hydrogen bomb series planned by N.B.C. for the four Thursdays in July. Groucho Marx says he is so disturbed over the dangers of cigar smoking after reading about same in Reader's Digest that he has given up reading. Broadcasting Magazine urges in Page-one editorial that all of radio and television interests gang up in one big trade association without the small groups which split their influence.

"It Pays To Be Ignorant" gets another term on the air as a summer replacement series same old cast. Randy and Cactus will be at Kiddieland Today at 10:30 A.M. and 2:00 P.M. 4th of July at 10:30 A.M. and 2:00 P.M.

Peewee Kins, left; Burt Blackwell, center, and Bol Kay of WAVE and WAVE-TV take time out to enjoy a joke during rehearsal for their weekly television show. SERIOUS MUSIC ON THE AIR I 4th of July Week-end Opening Times: EVERY so often the phone rings and it is a subscriber wishin? to know what ever became of Burt Blackwell. Well, he's director of studio productions at WAVE-TV, and has been there ever since the picture machine went on the air in November, 1948. This high-sounding title means that he produces all the studio television. He dreams up plots for the Peewee King TV show, and produces and directs several of the other ones.

Burt and George Patterson made a world of friends when they did the "man on the street" business together for WAVE, last tfme in front of the Rialto several years ago. Talking Books Burt is also working at Kentucky School for the Blind making talking books, and he shows up every so often as a character actor in some local theatrical production. He is a member of the WAVE stock company and is heard in parts on those documentaries which the station does. He had a speaking part in 'Parallel 38," which was a Bill Hodapp recap of history of Korea last Tuesday night. was a timely yarn about Korea and its vicissitudes through the years leading up to the fracas now going on there.

Was well done and wisely kept away from explaining what's going on there now. However, it was valuable background. "Coffee Call," the WHAS morning audience show, goes five days a week beginning tomorrow. Jim Walton will continue as emcee and Bill Pickett will join him. Herbie Koch continues at the organ.

The five-way stretch was made possible when "Bazaar," its opposite number which held down the spot two days a week, bit the dust. A High Rating "Coffee" has been seen by individuals from June, 1949, through August, 1950. It enjoys a listener rating of 6.6, which is slightly terrific for a local morning show. Program features zany stunts sent in by citizens in the listening area seeking prizes for the goofiest. Over 15,000 letters and cards have been drawn in this manner in a yer.r's time.

The Morey Amsterdam TV show opens on WAVE-TV at 7:30 with the first one lact night. Robert Q. Lewis' TV show, "The Show Goes On," turns out to be another of thoe auditioning talent jobs with the prizes actual engagements. tragic crash of that air liner in Lake Michigan through action of 1 the "Quiz Kids." Had ticket, but turned it in just before take-off so he could test the punks on hypnotism. "Elmer" wants to know why Percy Faith calls himself Percy Smith on the Sunday night WHAS show.

Typographical louse-up last week, Elmer. By October 15 we'll bet both TV stations here wilL.be on in the afternoons. N.B.C. is planning to buy a West Coast movie-production layout and C.B.S.-TV is planning to make pix out there in partnership with already established concerns. It is tipped that "Mr.

District Attorney" may lose his sponsor. Not because the show is failing but because the bankroll is needed for television. Bing Crosby's boy Gary has made a record with the old man. American Broadcasting is cooking up new shows and last week auditioned John Garfield, Alan Ladd, Phil Baker and Jimmy Blaine. Arthur Godfrey, apparently having exhausted the list of possible sponsors, may get a quarter hour sponsored by a firm which he owns a share of, thus sponsoring himself! SUNDAY, 10:00 A.M.

MONDAY, 2:00 P.M. 4TH OF JULY, 10 A.M. Greatest Star If we were asked to vote for the greatest star created in the last radio season, which we have not been, we would take Ronald Colman and Mrs. Colman team in "Halls of Ivy." Probably have to include a third, Don Quinn who writes the series, with help of course. This is, to us, the outstanding regular program contribution to the radio scene of past year.

When Columbia starts its "Somebody Knows" show to replace "Suspense" fov the summer, it will offer $5,000 for information leading to the arrest and convic Be pilot or tail gunner of the Sky Fighter KIDDIE FERRIS WHEEL REAL BOATS IN REAL WATER N. TRAIN "THE LITTLE HUMMINGBIRD" TV LIVE PONY RIDE -k KiDDIE SKY FIGHTER MINIATURE STREAMLINED I FUNI EXCITEMENT! REFRESHMENTS! LAUGHS! AO ITfSSOV CHARGE TO P.IRR AO AD11ISSIOX CHARGE TO PARK By ANGELA PREIS Music for The Piano offers 24 Chopin Preludes, program repeated daily. WFPL 2:30 p.m. Edwin Ideler and Martha Ferguson perform Schumann's Sonata for Violin and Piano in A minor and Schubert's "Sonatina for Violin and Piano in major. WAVE 3:30 p.m.

Symphony Hall: The Songs of a Wayfarer by Mahler and Brahms' Symphony No. 1 in minor. WRXW 7 Serious Music on WFPL: Bartok Five Pieces from Mikrocos-mos: Schoenberg Third Quartet; De-Falla's Concerto for Harpsichord in minor; Concerto Grosso bv Martinu; Copland Billy The Kid Ballet Suite: Symphony No. 6 in minor by Vaughan-williarhs: Uirapuru by Villa-Lobos; Stravinsky's Betrouchka Ballet Music. Program repeated nightly.

WFPL 7 p.m. Rise Stevens sings Miranda by Hageman, I Wonder As I Wander arranged by John Jacob Niles and Deep River arranged by Burleigh. The N.B.C. Symphony under direction of Milton Katims performs Five Miniatures by Paul White, Samuel Barber's First Essay for Orchestra and Alan Shulman's Waltzes for Orchestra. WAVE 7:30 p.m.

Modern Composers: Symphony No. 1 by Samuel Barber: Hebrew Rhapsody for Cello and Orchestra by Ernest Bloch: Stravinsky's Jeu de Cartes, a Ballet in Three Deals. WRXW 8 p.m. SUND A E. Power Biggs has Philip Kaplan, flute; Emile Korns and Harry Dubbs, violin, and Joseph Zimbler, cello, as assisting artists.

The Akiincourt Hymn by John Dunstable Handel's Suite from Music for The Roal Firewoi ks: Sixth Gentillesse fiom the set cf six. La Casa Dolce by de Boismortier and Bach's Fugue in minor. WHAS 9:30 a.m. Musical Classics offers two Mozart works, Serenade in and Concerto No. 4 in E-flat major for Horn and Orchestra, program repeated daily.

WFPL 11 a.m. Your Invitation to Music programs Tchaikovsky's Overture Fantasy Romeo and Juliet and Morton Gould's Spirituals for Orchestra, both recorded by the New York Philharmonic-Symphony, and Scheherazade by Rimsky-Korsakoff recorded by Eugene Ormandy and the Philadelphia Orchestra. WHAS 2 p.m. Concert Hall features two works abroad, Scarlatti's Concerto Grosso in minor done by the Wiesbaden Collegium Musi-cum Orchestra, Edmund Wehns conducting, and Beethoven's Third Simphony by the Concert-gebouw Orchestra of Amsterdam, under the baton of Willem Men-gelberg. WLOU 2:05 p.m.

A ii LOCATED ON 7TH NEAR BERRY BOULEVARD RADIOS, TELEVISION RECEIVERS and tion of parties responsible for some of the major unsolved crimes. The clew-giver will be protected since no one, authorities or the network, will know. Show starts July 6. Clarabell the cow, on the Howdy-Doody show, played by Robert Keeshan, has been "reinstated" on the show after some make-believe difficulties caused by squirting seltzer on Bob Smith, it says here. The Kuklapoli-tan Courier, put out by Kukla, Fran and Ollie TV show, is not mentioned on the air any more because the free subscription list has climbed from 6,000 to 200,000 REFRIGERATORS Chamber Music: Suite No.

2 for Unaccompanied Cello bv Bach. Fablo Casals soloist: Beethoven 3 Quartet No. 14 in C-sharp minor. WRXW 9 p.m. World Classics programs Scarlatti's Concerto Grosso in minor and Beethoven's Third Svmphonv.

WGRC 11:15 p.m. MONDAY Good Music Hour offers Rossini's William Tell Overture, Bach's Air for The String and The Sorcerer's Apprentice by Dukas, all recorded by Arturo Toscanini and the N.B.C. Svm-phony. WKYW 1 p.m. John Charles Thomas sings with Donald Voorhees' orchestra Gentle Annie.

All Day on The Prairie, Sing A While Longer, I'm Wearin' Awa' Jean, and America The Beautiful. The orchestra offers MacDowell's Nautilus from Sea Pieces. WAVE 8 p.m. TUESDAY a a Landowska, harpsichordist, performs Preludes and Fugues Nos. 1 through 5 from Bach's The Well-Tempered Clavier.

WKYW 1 p.m. WEDNESDAY Good Music Hour continues Wanda Landowska's recordings from The Well-Tempered Clavier. WKYW 1 p.m. Symphony Hall programs Bruckner's Symphony No. 9 in minor.

WRXW 7 p.m. THURSDAY Artur Rubinstein's recordings of Schumann's Arabesque and Chopin's Impromptu No. 3 in flat and Marian Anderson singing Der Tod Und Das Madchen bv Schubert make up the Good Music Hour. WKYW 1 p.m. Symphony Hall: Bach's Brandenburg Concerto No 5 In major.

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Stan Freeman and Cy Walter make the music in Piano Playhouse. WKLO 6 p.m. Frank Fontaine does some comic impressions and Mimi Benzell and Sonny Howard offer songs on Toast of The Town. WHAS-TV 7 p.m. Ray Middleton, new lead in South Pacific, sings Some Enchanted Evening and This Is Heaven to Me on Percy Faith's show.

WHAS 7 p.m. Jack Kirkwood plavs in comedv series titled Much About Doolittle. WHAS 7:30 p.m. Margie Hart plays We Take Your Word, heard at an earlier time. WHAS 8 p.m.

Joseph Buloff plays in Anything Can Happen on Television Playhouse. WAVE-TV 8 p.m. William Towell plays irascible father of an amusing family living in St. Louis of Gav Nineties era. WAVE 8:30 p.m.

All Times Given in Central Daylight Time. Father Francis Connell concludes series on God In The Home, Catholic Hour. WAVE 10:30 a.m. Senator Hubert Humphrey and Representative Karl Mundt discuss Is The Constitution A Modern Instrument of Government? WAVE 11 a.m. Oscar F.wing joins in panel discussions in Words Wc Live By scries.

WAVE 11:30 a.m. Senator Scott Lucas replies to statements of Herbert Hoover in address titled Spending for WGRC 12 noon AVillard Slielton, of The Nation, and Fred Bailey of National Grange, discuss Is Our Free Press Meeting Responsibilities? WAVE 12 noon Kentuckiana at Work features story of the Gunnison Homes plant. WLOU 12 noon Senator B. B. Hicken'ooper holds press confer-, ence on Meet The Press.

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