Television in Atlanta was just over three
months away; WSB-TV would sign on
September 29. But for now it's all radio.
From The Atlanta Constitution:
WCON 550 (ABC)
5:45 Doin' Chores; News
6 AM Yellow River Farm With Channing
Cope
6:30 News; Devotional
6:45 LeFevre Trio
7 AM News; Rangers Quartet; Bill Hickok
7:30 Jim Woods, News
7:45 Bill Hickok
8 AM News; Bill Hickok
8:45 Jim Woods, News
9 AM Breakfast Club (Don McNeill)
10 AM My True Story
10:25 Betty Crocker And Allen Funt
10:45 Star Time
11 AM Breakfast In Hollywood (Garry Moore,
who had replaced the late Tom Breneman
in late April)
11:30 Galen Drake
11:45 Ted Malone (he read poetry)
12 N Welcome Travelers (Tommy Bartlett)
12:30 Lockwood Doty; News
12:45 Channing Cope, Farm
1 PM Hello, Georgia
1:15 LeFevre Trio
1:30 Hovie Lister (gospel music)
1:45 T.T. Hillbilly Beat
2 PM Town Toppers
2:15 Maggie Davis
2:30 Bride And Groom (couples got married
on this proto-reality show, John Nelson
hosted)
3 PM Ladies Be Seated (Tom Moore, although
Johnny Olson had hosted a test television
episode in 1945)
3:30 Paul Whiteman Record Club
4:30 News; Mitchell's Matinee
5:15 Terry And The Pirates
5:30 Sea Hound
6 PM Music; Hollywood And Vine
6:15 Les Henrikson's Sports
6:30 Lockwood Doty; News
6:45 Dr. George Gallup (Gallup Poll)
7 PM Old Days; Mystery
7:15 Al Helfer; Edwin C. Hill; News
7:30 Henry Morgan Show
8 PM Front Page
8:30 Criminal Casebook
9 PM Gangbusters (with the loudest opening
this side of "Truth Or Consequences")
9:30 Famous Jury Trials
10 PM Superstition
10:30 Tonight's Star Band
10:45 News
11 PM Let's Dance
11:55 News
sign off 12 Midnight
WAGA 590 (Ind. but soon to be CBS)
5:15 News; Trio (whose name isn't given)
5:45 Slim Bryant
6 AM Hillbilly Hit Revue
6:45 Sheb Wooley ("Flying Purple People Eater"
was his big hit, and he played on "Rawhide")
7 AM News; Jon Farmer
7:30 Dale Clark News
7:45 Early Worm
8 AM News; Farmer
8:15 Early Worm
8:45 News Summary
9 AM Party Line
10 AM Edward McHugh
10:15 McCain News
10:30 Alan Roth Concert (Roth was Milton Berle's
bandleader, 1948-56)
11 AM Shorty And Leroy
11:15 Heartland Harmony
11:30 Dixie Fun Barn
12 N McCain News
12:15 Peachtree Party
1 PM Heartland Harmony
1:15 Dixie Fun Barn
1:45 Town Talk
2 PM Hillbilly Hit Revue
2:30 News Summary
2:45 The Joybelles
3 PM Easy Chair
4 PM School Of Jive
4:45 In The Groove
5 PM School Of Jive
5:45 News Summary
6 PM Sammy Kaye
6:15 Guy Lombardo
6:30 Terry News
6:45 Tello Test
7 PM Panorama (also the name of WAGA-TV's
newscast for years)
7:15 Flowers For The Lady
7:30 Frankie Carle's Orchestra
8 PM News Summary
8:15 Roundtable
8:30 Georgia Hayride
10 PM Barber News
10:15 Music 'n' Memories
11 PM Barber News
11:15 Symphony Club
12 M News And Sign Off
WSB 750 (NBC)
5:15 First Call
5:45 Dixie Farm And Home Hour
6:30 Sun-Up Serenade
7 AM News And Sports
7:15 News
7:30 Merry-Go-Round
8 AM World News
8:15 Morning Melodies
9 AM News; Music To Remember
9:30 Clevelandaires
9:45 Kate's Daughter (begins the soap
parade)
10 AM Enid Day
10:15 Old Corral
10:30 Road Of Life
10:45 Joyce Jordan, Girl Interne
11 AM Fred Waring
11:30 Jack Berch (music)
11:45 Lora Lawton (another soap)
12 N News
12:15 Markets, Weather, News
12:30 Juniper Junction (a television version
would air on Ch. 11 in the '50s)
12:45 Doughboys
1 PM Georgia Jubilee
1:30 Mae's Sewing Circle
2 PM Double Or Nothing
2:30 Today's Children (soap)
2:45 News
3 PM Life Can Be Beautiful
3:15 Ma Perkins
3:30 Pepper Young's Family
3:45 Right To Happiness
4 PM Mary Noble, Backstage Wife (or as
Bob and Ray called it, "Mary Backstage,
Noble Wife")
4:15 Stella Dallas
4:30 Lorenzo Jones
4:45 Young Widder Brown
5 PM When A Girl Marries
5:15 Portia Faces Life
5:30 Just Plain Bill
5:45 Front Page Farrell
6 PM News And Sports
6:15 Peter Donald (a regular on Fred Allen's show
and later host of "Masquerade Party")
6:30 Twin Views Of The News
6:45 Scoreboard
7 PM Supper Club (Perry Como)
7:15 News Of The World
7:30 Music For Tonite
7:45 Richard Harkness (NBC News)
8 PM Henry Aldrich
8:30 New Faces
9 PM Kraft Music Hall
9:30 Village Store
10 PM Bob Hawk (he had the "Lemac" quiz--"Lemac"
was his sponsor, Camel cigarettes, spelled backwards--
tonight's "Lemac" jackpot is $750)
10:30 Time, Place, The Tune
11 PM News
11:15 Morton Downey (singer and father of the controversial
1980s talk-show host)
11:30 First Piano Quartet
12 M News
12:05 Music To 1:05
WQXI 790 (Ind.)
6 AM Sign On
6:02 Time Capsule
6:05 Corley's Corn
7 AM Time Capsule
7:03 Corley's Corn
7:30 Let's Have Fun
8 AM Time Capsule
8:03 Let's Have Fun
9 AM Time Capsule
9:03 It's Your Miss Fortune
9:15 Dishpan Serenade (wouldn't work today--
assumes women are all at home)
10 AM Time Capsule
10:03 The Mailman
11 AM Time Capsule
11:03 U.S. Marine Band
11:15 Uncle Eb
11:30 Guest Star
11:45 Tonic Tunes
12 N Twelve O'Clock Edition
12:15 The Man Says Yes
12:30 WQXI Witness (when Ch. 11 was WQXI-TV
it had "Eyewitness News" from 1969-72)
12:45 Crosley Bandstand
1 PM Time Capsule
1:03 Mardi Gras
1:30 Cole's Carousel
2 PM Time Capsule
2:03 Cole's Carousel
2:30 Music From Hollywood
3 PM Time Capsule
3:03 The People's Choice (I don't think this has
any relation to Jackie Cooper's popular 1950s
sitcom)
4 PM Time Capsule
4:03 Peachtree Plaza
4:15 Adventures In Research
4:30 Sleepy Joe
4:45 Off To Susie's
5 PM Time Capsule
5:03 Kurian Kapers
5:45 Three Views Of The News
6 PM Reminiscent Rhythm
6:30 Music By The Masters
6:45 Down In Front
7 PM Time Capsule
7:03 790 Radio Row
7:15 Talk Of The Town
7:30 Album Of Music
7:45 Sign Off
WGST 920 (CBS)
6 AM Jack Holden And The Georgia
Boys
6:30 True-Tone Quartet
6:45 Mountain Melodies
7 AM News
7:15 Our Sisters
7:30 Gospel Harmoniers
7:45 Plantation Party
8 AM World News Roundup
8:15 Renfro Valley Folks
8:30 Morning Starter
8:45 Happy Valley Ramblers
9 AM Corn Huskers
9:15 Hillbilly Jamboree
10 AM Do You Know?
10:15 Who Is The Mrs.?
10:30 Buddy Clark (popular singer killed later
that year in a plane crash)
10:45 Romantic Music
11 AM Arthur Godfrey
11:30 Music USA
11:45 Rosemary (starts the CBS soap block)
12 N Wendy Warren And The News (an unusual
news/soap combination: Douglas Edwards
delivers a straight newscast before segueing
into the story)
12:15 Aunt Jenny's True Life Stories
12:30 Linda's First Love (I don't know why WGST
didn't carry Helen Trent at this time)
12:45 Our Gal Sunday
1 PM Big Sister
1:15 Ma Perkins (yes, she was popular enough to
air on two networks)
1:30 Young Dr. Malone
1:45 Guiding Light
2 PM Music Shop (Dick Van Dyke hosted a show on
Ch. 11 by this name in the '50s--may have
pre-empted The Second Mrs. Burton)
2:15 Perry Mason
2:30 Nora Drake
2:45 Evelyn Winters
3 PM Double Or Nothing (another show big enough
to air on two networks)
3:30 Art Linkletter's House Party
3:55 CBS News
4 PM Hint Hunt
4:15 Lullaby Time
4:30 920 Special
5:45 Lum And Abner
6 PM Eric Sevareid--news
6:15 Deep South Boys
6:30 Meet The Candidate ('48 was an election year)
6:45 Lowell Thomas
7 PM Beulah
7:15 Jack Smith (singer Smilin' Jack Smith, later host
of "You Asked For It")
7:30 Jerry Wayne
7:45 Ned Calmer--news (Edward R. Murrow was off)
8 PM FBI In Peace And War
8:30 Mr. Keen, Tracer Of Lost Persons
8:55 CBS News--Bill Henry
9 PM Dick Haymes
9:30 Crime Photographer
10 PM Playhouse
10:30 First Nighter
11 PM News; Georgia Story
11:15 Gene Krupa
11:30 Bud Waples' Orchestra
12 M News And Sign Off
WBGE 1340 (Ind.)
5:15 Milkman's Matinee
6 AM News; Scotty's Metro Rangers
6:30 Vie Hadlock
7 AM News; Stan Raymond
8 AM News; Stan Raymond
9 AM News; Music To Work By
9:30 Evangelistic Hour
10 AM Hollywood Reporter
10:15 Madeline
10:30 Stitch In Time
10:45 Nelson Banks
11 AM News; Que Pasa?
11:30 Personality Parade
12 N News
12:15 Eddy LaMar
12:30 Musical Horizons
1 PM News; Pop Eckler
2 PM News; Golden Melodies
2:30 At Your Door
2:45 Here's To Vets
3 PM News
3:15 Hal Darwin
3:30 Music You Want
4 PM News
4:15 Miller's Record Club
5 PM News
5:15 Story Time
5:30 Ellen Potter
5:45 Time To Dance
6 PM News; Serenade
6:15 Sportscene
6:30 Motorcade Of Melody
7 PM Cavalcade
7:15 Paul Steed
7:30 Show Time
8 PM News; Silver Strings
8:30 Tony Pastor
9 PM News
9:15 Riders Of The Purple Sage
9:30 Tex Beneke
10 PM News
10:15 Music To Read By
11 PM News; Barney Ochs
12 M News; Music
isn't indicated if the station signed off
WATL 1400 (Mutual)
6 AM Zenas Sears Morning Man (he
became better known in the '50s
for his nightly r&b show)
9 AM Brisendine News
9:15 Church Voice
9:30 The World Waltzes
9:45 Poetry Corner
10 AM Bing Crosby
10:15 Rev. G.C. Keadle
10:30 Radio Want Ads
11 AM Wake Up And Live
11:15 America's Playing
11:30 Music For Milady
12 N Memories
12:15 Checkerboard Jamboree
12:30 Diggin' The Discs (this would be
Zenas Sears' nightly show in the
'50s)
1:30 Frankie Carle
1:45 Dick Jurgens
2 PM Queen For A Day
2:30 Melody Matinee
3 PM Gene Walters Swing Session
5 PM A Date With Music
5:30 Captain Midnight
5:45 Tom Mix
6 PM Sports Line-Up
6:15 Radio Want Ads
6:30 The Christians
6:45 Time Running Out
7 PM Front Page
7:15 News; Music
7:30 Choral Gospel
7:45 Tommy Dorsey
8 PM Concert Master
8:30 Curtain Call--Billy Rose
9 PM Gabriel Heatter ("ah, there's
good news tonight")
9:15 Music For The Soul (why do I
think this is gospel music and
not what we call soul music?)
9:30 All-Star Revue (not to be confused
with an early-'50s variety show on
NBC-TV)
9:45 Guest Star
10 PM The Dream Peddler
12 M Sign Off
months away; WSB-TV would sign on
September 29. But for now it's all radio.
From The Atlanta Constitution:
WCON 550 (ABC)
5:45 Doin' Chores; News
6 AM Yellow River Farm With Channing
Cope
6:30 News; Devotional
6:45 LeFevre Trio
7 AM News; Rangers Quartet; Bill Hickok
7:30 Jim Woods, News
7:45 Bill Hickok
8 AM News; Bill Hickok
8:45 Jim Woods, News
9 AM Breakfast Club (Don McNeill)
10 AM My True Story
10:25 Betty Crocker And Allen Funt
10:45 Star Time
11 AM Breakfast In Hollywood (Garry Moore,
who had replaced the late Tom Breneman
in late April)
11:30 Galen Drake
11:45 Ted Malone (he read poetry)
12 N Welcome Travelers (Tommy Bartlett)
12:30 Lockwood Doty; News
12:45 Channing Cope, Farm
1 PM Hello, Georgia
1:15 LeFevre Trio
1:30 Hovie Lister (gospel music)
1:45 T.T. Hillbilly Beat
2 PM Town Toppers
2:15 Maggie Davis
2:30 Bride And Groom (couples got married
on this proto-reality show, John Nelson
hosted)
3 PM Ladies Be Seated (Tom Moore, although
Johnny Olson had hosted a test television
episode in 1945)
3:30 Paul Whiteman Record Club
4:30 News; Mitchell's Matinee
5:15 Terry And The Pirates
5:30 Sea Hound
6 PM Music; Hollywood And Vine
6:15 Les Henrikson's Sports
6:30 Lockwood Doty; News
6:45 Dr. George Gallup (Gallup Poll)
7 PM Old Days; Mystery
7:15 Al Helfer; Edwin C. Hill; News
7:30 Henry Morgan Show
8 PM Front Page
8:30 Criminal Casebook
9 PM Gangbusters (with the loudest opening
this side of "Truth Or Consequences")
9:30 Famous Jury Trials
10 PM Superstition
10:30 Tonight's Star Band
10:45 News
11 PM Let's Dance
11:55 News
sign off 12 Midnight
WAGA 590 (Ind. but soon to be CBS)
5:15 News; Trio (whose name isn't given)
5:45 Slim Bryant
6 AM Hillbilly Hit Revue
6:45 Sheb Wooley ("Flying Purple People Eater"
was his big hit, and he played on "Rawhide")
7 AM News; Jon Farmer
7:30 Dale Clark News
7:45 Early Worm
8 AM News; Farmer
8:15 Early Worm
8:45 News Summary
9 AM Party Line
10 AM Edward McHugh
10:15 McCain News
10:30 Alan Roth Concert (Roth was Milton Berle's
bandleader, 1948-56)
11 AM Shorty And Leroy
11:15 Heartland Harmony
11:30 Dixie Fun Barn
12 N McCain News
12:15 Peachtree Party
1 PM Heartland Harmony
1:15 Dixie Fun Barn
1:45 Town Talk
2 PM Hillbilly Hit Revue
2:30 News Summary
2:45 The Joybelles
3 PM Easy Chair
4 PM School Of Jive
4:45 In The Groove
5 PM School Of Jive
5:45 News Summary
6 PM Sammy Kaye
6:15 Guy Lombardo
6:30 Terry News
6:45 Tello Test
7 PM Panorama (also the name of WAGA-TV's
newscast for years)
7:15 Flowers For The Lady
7:30 Frankie Carle's Orchestra
8 PM News Summary
8:15 Roundtable
8:30 Georgia Hayride
10 PM Barber News
10:15 Music 'n' Memories
11 PM Barber News
11:15 Symphony Club
12 M News And Sign Off
WSB 750 (NBC)
5:15 First Call
5:45 Dixie Farm And Home Hour
6:30 Sun-Up Serenade
7 AM News And Sports
7:15 News
7:30 Merry-Go-Round
8 AM World News
8:15 Morning Melodies
9 AM News; Music To Remember
9:30 Clevelandaires
9:45 Kate's Daughter (begins the soap
parade)
10 AM Enid Day
10:15 Old Corral
10:30 Road Of Life
10:45 Joyce Jordan, Girl Interne
11 AM Fred Waring
11:30 Jack Berch (music)
11:45 Lora Lawton (another soap)
12 N News
12:15 Markets, Weather, News
12:30 Juniper Junction (a television version
would air on Ch. 11 in the '50s)
12:45 Doughboys
1 PM Georgia Jubilee
1:30 Mae's Sewing Circle
2 PM Double Or Nothing
2:30 Today's Children (soap)
2:45 News
3 PM Life Can Be Beautiful
3:15 Ma Perkins
3:30 Pepper Young's Family
3:45 Right To Happiness
4 PM Mary Noble, Backstage Wife (or as
Bob and Ray called it, "Mary Backstage,
Noble Wife")
4:15 Stella Dallas
4:30 Lorenzo Jones
4:45 Young Widder Brown
5 PM When A Girl Marries
5:15 Portia Faces Life
5:30 Just Plain Bill
5:45 Front Page Farrell
6 PM News And Sports
6:15 Peter Donald (a regular on Fred Allen's show
and later host of "Masquerade Party")
6:30 Twin Views Of The News
6:45 Scoreboard
7 PM Supper Club (Perry Como)
7:15 News Of The World
7:30 Music For Tonite
7:45 Richard Harkness (NBC News)
8 PM Henry Aldrich
8:30 New Faces
9 PM Kraft Music Hall
9:30 Village Store
10 PM Bob Hawk (he had the "Lemac" quiz--"Lemac"
was his sponsor, Camel cigarettes, spelled backwards--
tonight's "Lemac" jackpot is $750)
10:30 Time, Place, The Tune
11 PM News
11:15 Morton Downey (singer and father of the controversial
1980s talk-show host)
11:30 First Piano Quartet
12 M News
12:05 Music To 1:05
WQXI 790 (Ind.)
6 AM Sign On
6:02 Time Capsule
6:05 Corley's Corn
7 AM Time Capsule
7:03 Corley's Corn
7:30 Let's Have Fun
8 AM Time Capsule
8:03 Let's Have Fun
9 AM Time Capsule
9:03 It's Your Miss Fortune
9:15 Dishpan Serenade (wouldn't work today--
assumes women are all at home)
10 AM Time Capsule
10:03 The Mailman
11 AM Time Capsule
11:03 U.S. Marine Band
11:15 Uncle Eb
11:30 Guest Star
11:45 Tonic Tunes
12 N Twelve O'Clock Edition
12:15 The Man Says Yes
12:30 WQXI Witness (when Ch. 11 was WQXI-TV
it had "Eyewitness News" from 1969-72)
12:45 Crosley Bandstand
1 PM Time Capsule
1:03 Mardi Gras
1:30 Cole's Carousel
2 PM Time Capsule
2:03 Cole's Carousel
2:30 Music From Hollywood
3 PM Time Capsule
3:03 The People's Choice (I don't think this has
any relation to Jackie Cooper's popular 1950s
sitcom)
4 PM Time Capsule
4:03 Peachtree Plaza
4:15 Adventures In Research
4:30 Sleepy Joe
4:45 Off To Susie's
5 PM Time Capsule
5:03 Kurian Kapers
5:45 Three Views Of The News
6 PM Reminiscent Rhythm
6:30 Music By The Masters
6:45 Down In Front
7 PM Time Capsule
7:03 790 Radio Row
7:15 Talk Of The Town
7:30 Album Of Music
7:45 Sign Off
WGST 920 (CBS)
6 AM Jack Holden And The Georgia
Boys
6:30 True-Tone Quartet
6:45 Mountain Melodies
7 AM News
7:15 Our Sisters
7:30 Gospel Harmoniers
7:45 Plantation Party
8 AM World News Roundup
8:15 Renfro Valley Folks
8:30 Morning Starter
8:45 Happy Valley Ramblers
9 AM Corn Huskers
9:15 Hillbilly Jamboree
10 AM Do You Know?
10:15 Who Is The Mrs.?
10:30 Buddy Clark (popular singer killed later
that year in a plane crash)
10:45 Romantic Music
11 AM Arthur Godfrey
11:30 Music USA
11:45 Rosemary (starts the CBS soap block)
12 N Wendy Warren And The News (an unusual
news/soap combination: Douglas Edwards
delivers a straight newscast before segueing
into the story)
12:15 Aunt Jenny's True Life Stories
12:30 Linda's First Love (I don't know why WGST
didn't carry Helen Trent at this time)
12:45 Our Gal Sunday
1 PM Big Sister
1:15 Ma Perkins (yes, she was popular enough to
air on two networks)
1:30 Young Dr. Malone
1:45 Guiding Light
2 PM Music Shop (Dick Van Dyke hosted a show on
Ch. 11 by this name in the '50s--may have
pre-empted The Second Mrs. Burton)
2:15 Perry Mason
2:30 Nora Drake
2:45 Evelyn Winters
3 PM Double Or Nothing (another show big enough
to air on two networks)
3:30 Art Linkletter's House Party
3:55 CBS News
4 PM Hint Hunt
4:15 Lullaby Time
4:30 920 Special
5:45 Lum And Abner
6 PM Eric Sevareid--news
6:15 Deep South Boys
6:30 Meet The Candidate ('48 was an election year)
6:45 Lowell Thomas
7 PM Beulah
7:15 Jack Smith (singer Smilin' Jack Smith, later host
of "You Asked For It")
7:30 Jerry Wayne
7:45 Ned Calmer--news (Edward R. Murrow was off)
8 PM FBI In Peace And War
8:30 Mr. Keen, Tracer Of Lost Persons
8:55 CBS News--Bill Henry
9 PM Dick Haymes
9:30 Crime Photographer
10 PM Playhouse
10:30 First Nighter
11 PM News; Georgia Story
11:15 Gene Krupa
11:30 Bud Waples' Orchestra
12 M News And Sign Off
WBGE 1340 (Ind.)
5:15 Milkman's Matinee
6 AM News; Scotty's Metro Rangers
6:30 Vie Hadlock
7 AM News; Stan Raymond
8 AM News; Stan Raymond
9 AM News; Music To Work By
9:30 Evangelistic Hour
10 AM Hollywood Reporter
10:15 Madeline
10:30 Stitch In Time
10:45 Nelson Banks
11 AM News; Que Pasa?
11:30 Personality Parade
12 N News
12:15 Eddy LaMar
12:30 Musical Horizons
1 PM News; Pop Eckler
2 PM News; Golden Melodies
2:30 At Your Door
2:45 Here's To Vets
3 PM News
3:15 Hal Darwin
3:30 Music You Want
4 PM News
4:15 Miller's Record Club
5 PM News
5:15 Story Time
5:30 Ellen Potter
5:45 Time To Dance
6 PM News; Serenade
6:15 Sportscene
6:30 Motorcade Of Melody
7 PM Cavalcade
7:15 Paul Steed
7:30 Show Time
8 PM News; Silver Strings
8:30 Tony Pastor
9 PM News
9:15 Riders Of The Purple Sage
9:30 Tex Beneke
10 PM News
10:15 Music To Read By
11 PM News; Barney Ochs
12 M News; Music
isn't indicated if the station signed off
WATL 1400 (Mutual)
6 AM Zenas Sears Morning Man (he
became better known in the '50s
for his nightly r&b show)
9 AM Brisendine News
9:15 Church Voice
9:30 The World Waltzes
9:45 Poetry Corner
10 AM Bing Crosby
10:15 Rev. G.C. Keadle
10:30 Radio Want Ads
11 AM Wake Up And Live
11:15 America's Playing
11:30 Music For Milady
12 N Memories
12:15 Checkerboard Jamboree
12:30 Diggin' The Discs (this would be
Zenas Sears' nightly show in the
'50s)
1:30 Frankie Carle
1:45 Dick Jurgens
2 PM Queen For A Day
2:30 Melody Matinee
3 PM Gene Walters Swing Session
5 PM A Date With Music
5:30 Captain Midnight
5:45 Tom Mix
6 PM Sports Line-Up
6:15 Radio Want Ads
6:30 The Christians
6:45 Time Running Out
7 PM Front Page
7:15 News; Music
7:30 Choral Gospel
7:45 Tommy Dorsey
8 PM Concert Master
8:30 Curtain Call--Billy Rose
9 PM Gabriel Heatter ("ah, there's
good news tonight")
9:15 Music For The Soul (why do I
think this is gospel music and
not what we call soul music?)
9:30 All-Star Revue (not to be confused
with an early-'50s variety show on
NBC-TV)
9:45 Guest Star
10 PM The Dream Peddler
12 M Sign Off
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