Evening star., 1949-05-29

proximately the 60-lap mark. and
a third time ut 2:45. when the
grind will be about two-thirds
completed. The half-hour period
from 4 to 4:30 pm. is scheduled
as the one when the winning cal
LIS most likely to cross the finish
line.
The race will be telecast, Incl
dentally, but only in Central In
diana, since Indianapolis is an
other city beyond coaxial reach
right now. Mutual, which owns
the rights. has loaned them to
WFBM-Tv. which will inaugurate
the first television program sery-
ice in Indianapolis with an un-
expurgated report on the home
town event, from start to finish.
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Telenotes: The annual High
School Cadet Corps competitive
drill, to be held Wednesday after
noon at Griffith Stadium. will be
televised for the first time. WOIC
will be the station and the drill
will be on the air from 1880 to
3 pm. A new film. Building
of the Washington Cathedral,
will have its television premiere
tonight at 7 over WMAL-TV. In
addition to a tour Of the grounds
and the famed Cathedral. the pic
ture presents the Cathedral Boys
Choir in several hymns and has
background music by Paul Cal
loway. Cathedral organist.
"Mr. I. Imagination" children's
fantasy which started recently on
CHS In New York. makes its
Washington debut today. 1t will
be on WOIC at 7 pm. The
video quiz programs are running
into q personnel problem. Since
they have to be telegenic As well
as intelligent. there aren't enough
guest experts" to 60 around.
which explains why you keep see
ing the same people over and over.
who Said That?" tWNBW-Sat-
urday. 8 p.m) now requires that
all its guest quote wizards be ex-
elusive for one week before and
one week after the program.
\
Programs and People: A new
audience participation show, TITS
All Yours" will start on WMAL
Thursday at 10 pm. Gil Hodges
will be master of ceremonies and
a variety of stunts, games and
quizzes, including a Mystery
Voice" will be featured Mary
Margaret Mcbride. the New York
women's commentator on NBC
who was seen briefly this past
season by local televiewers, will
mark her 18th anniversary in
radio Tuesday. Her program. for
the occasion, will emanate from
Yankee Stadium and q half hour
Of it. at l pm, will 60 to the net
work. On Miss McBride's 10th
anniversary, Madison Square Gar
den proved too small to hold all
the admirers who turned up to
help her celebrate Arthur God
frey, finding time on his hands
perhaps, will add Is minutes
to his broadcast schedule tomor-
row. starting ut 1915 am. -. !.
WGAY., in Silver Spring. has filed
a, petition with the FEC for full
time operation on its present 1.050
kc. The station has considerable
"home town" following, which Its
manager, Joseph L. Brecher, feels
deserving of local program serv-
ice by night as we'll as by day
Charlie Edwards Around the
Town" on WMAL moves to a new
time. 2 pm. tomorrow and ex-
pands to q half hour. WQQW
and WQQW-FM have launched q
new series providing daily advice
on dining out, at 1918 pm. Diane
Cameron is on the restaurant
sampler who does the reporting.
"The American Forum of the
Air evolutionary. 10 p.m) re-
turns to Washington and the ball.
room of the Shoreham Hotel for
tomorrow's broadcast. How Can
We Best Foster Foreign Trade?"
is the question up for discussion.
=. For the third consecutive year
NBC has won Musical America
award as the network
most faithful to the cause of Sc
rious music"