Radio and television mirror (July-Dec 1950)

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The boss and his "hands" survey their vast property: I. to r. Lindsay, Philip and Dennis the twins, Gary and Bing. Pages from a photographer's notes: assigned to cover the Crosbys* When Radio Mirror made «^'" , with Bing Crosby to V^tographjim his sons at their Elko, Nevada, n*^ where, during out-of-school scaS0\f^rfour sons work for and with their J ^ Hymie Fink, Radio Mirror's Holly™nt ^ Hymie Fink finds a lot more to record than meets the camera's eye riment ing, recreation. photographer, was given the <>*sl9nm, ^ he Hymie's diary of his trip to Elko, on ^ ^ took the pictures on these pages a (0. xclusive pictures, for corny ^ yrapas of the Crosby family at ranch have never before been printea. cover — exclusive pictures. Thursday — Arrived at Elko about eight P.M., and went to the Commercial Hotel. Clerk said that Bing had been in about four 111 the afternoon, on his way home from a hunting trip. Looked very tired, the clerk said, and went straight on out to the ranch. 1 called the ranch, was told Bing had gone to bed, dead tired, and that I should call him tomorrow morning at eight if he hadn't called m« earlier. Pretty beat myself, so I took a quick look around town, followed Der Bingle's good example and hit the hay. The Bing Crosby Show U heard Wed., 9:30 P.M. Bing Crosby is also heard M-F 10 A.M. EDT, CBS Friday — Called Bing at eight. He answered the phone himself, sounded mighty ^ pleasant when I told him who I was. Said, "Tell me just what it is you want to get, and when, and we'll fix it up." I explained what pictures we wanted. Bing: "Okay— but the boys are working at near-by ranches and will have to be rounded up. They leave here at seven AM. and when they come home at night they're too tired for pictures or anything else. They eat their supper and go right to bed. Tell you what— you (Continued on page 82) EDT, CBS. Sponsored by Chesterfield, sponsored by Minote Maid Orange Juiee. 53