Radio-TV mirror (July-Dec 1954)

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You can use zonite as often as needed without the slightest risk of injury. A zonite douche immediately washes away odor-causing deposits. It completely deodorizes. Leaves you with a sense of well-being and confidence. Inexpensive. Costs only a few pennies per douche. Use as directed. ZONITE— The Ideal "ALL-PURPOSE" Antiseptic-Germicide ft DAYTIME (Continued from page 21) a serious mistake? It seems impossible that resentment could ever mar the affection that binds Pepper and his father and mother. But if Father Young is really caught in Grayson's trap, will he ever recover his self-respect? NBC Radio. PERRY MASON Though Perry Mason fought hard to keep Kate Beekman from being taken into custody for the murder of Gordy Webber, her imprisonment may turn into a stroke of luck, for through it she meets a young policeman who cannot believe her guilty of killing a man. With this inside help Perry has a better chance than before of proving that Kate is innocent, and of spotlighting the real killer before he covers his tracks. CBS Radio. PORTIA FACES LIFE As Portia struggles to defend a man she knows to be evil, she wonders desperately whether she ought to pray for success or failure. If Morgan Elliott is freed, Portia's husband Walter will have come through a crisis and his newspaper will be vindicated — but Portia's career as a lawyer will have been reestablished and she already knows that her particular marriage will not mix with a career. CBS-TV. THE RIGHT TO HAPPINESS Miles Nelson appears well adjusted to the political development that has taken him out of the governor's mansion and back into private practice. But his wife Carolyn wonders if any man who has had the power and limelight that Miles achieved can ever again be content with less. Will Miles, unconsciously regretting the past, be an easy victim for a trap set by his enemies? NBC Radio. THE ROAD OF LIFE Sybil Overton's perilous hold on sanity is shaken when her baby, Connie, is placed in temporary foster custody pending final decision as to whether Sybil or the Malcolm Overtons shall be allowed to keep her. No matter what the outcome, she will never forgive those who made her suffer. Are Dr. Jim Brent and his wife Jocelyn just a bit too sure that Sybil's threats of revenge cannot affect them? CBS Radio. THE ROMANCE OF HELEN TRENT After years of hopeless attachment to Gil Whitney, designer Helen Trent has at last become interested in another man just as it seems possible that Gil may be able to free himself from his miserable marriage to Cynthia. Will Gil's release come too late for him to win happiness with Helen? Or will Loretta Cole succeed in attracting wealthy Brett Chapman away from Helen, thus changing the course of all their lives? CBS Radio. ROSEMARY Doing good unto others is supposed to result in benefits to the doer, but in the case of Bill and Rosemary Roberts it may have worked, temporarily at least, in reverse. The Boys' Club in which Rosemary has become so interested did serve to take her mind off her own problems, but is it filling so much of her time that she is unconsciously neglecting Bill? How will young Lonnie make things worse —or better? CBS Radio. SEARCH FOR TOMORROW Nathan Walsh's intricate plan to expose the plot against Joanne is on the verge of suc ceeding when it is shattered by the death of the woman posing as Hazel Tate. Mr. Higbee's careful arrangement of the evidence makes such a clear case against Joanne that now, instead of clearing the way for her marriage to Arthur Tate, Nathan may find himself working to save her from a very different fate. CBS-TV. THE SECOND MRS. RVRTON Stan Burton and his wife Terry are delighted when Stan's sister Marcia and her new husband, Lew Archer, settle down in Dickston instead of moving off to a larger city. But despite the friendship and liking between Stan and Lew, a snag arises when they become too much involved in one another's affairs. Stan's paper, local politics and Lew's money combine to create what might be a family crisis. CBS Radio. THE SECRET STORM Peter Ames and his three children, still trying to adjust to the recent tragic death of Peter's wife, are delighted when housekeeper Jane Edwards seems to take to them as quickly as they do to her. But the malicious rumorcampaign started by Peter's sister-in-law Pauline may destroy the pleasant arrangement, for Pauline will not allow any other woman to gain Peter's affections. CBS-TV. THE SEEKING HEART As Dr. Robin McKay learns more about Dr. Adams' practice, she realizes that something very strange is going on in the circle of which he and his wife are an important part. Is young Lona really psychotic — or is her money the reason for a plot against her created by someone far more unbalanced than she will ever be? And what about Grace Adams, the doctor's wife? Is she Robin's friend ... or enemy? CBS-TV. STELLA DALLAS Only an insane woman could have conceived the plan by which wealthy Ada Dexter means to destroy the marriage of Stella's daughter Laurel in order to arrange a match between Laurel and her own son, Stanley Warwick. But though Stella understands Ada's deranged outlook, she cannot find an effective safeguard against the tragedy she sees approaching. Can she count for help on Laurel's husband, Dick? NBC Radio. THIS IS NORA DRAKE Nora's marriage to Fred Molina promises much happiness for the future — except for the threat that the Syndicate still holds over them. With a wife's instinct, Nora suspects that Wyn Robinson is still in love with Fred, but she has no idea of the elaborate revenge Wyn plans. What will happen when Fred learns that Wyn's financial help carries a price tag that may not only ruin but end his life — and Nora's? CBS Radio. THREE STEPS TO HEAVEN Mary Clare Thurmond took her life in her hands when she became Vince Bannister's enemy, but she has a partial reward when singer Nan Waring and her little girl, Beth, start a new life as the result of her efforts. Will writer Bill Morgan bear the brunt of Bannister's revenge? Or will Mary Clare, working with Bill and publisher Jason Cleve, wreck Bannister forever? NBC-TV. A TIME TO LIVE Ambitious, talented, pretty Kathy Byron makes her first step in the newspaper business a big one by