Radio-TV mirror (Jan-June 1952)

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Full month's supply may be carried in purse Tampax Incorporated, Palmer, Mass. — '^SSr\ 26 by the Journal of th*. Accepted for Advertising *•••'-■ ican Medical Association Daytime Diary grind, for Annette Thorpe has never forgiven Miles for marrying Carolyn. Is Neil Prescott involved in the plot against Miles to the extent Carolyn suspects? Will she incur personal danger as she tries to prove his guilt? M-F, 3:45 P.M. EDT, NBC. ilO AD OF LIFE The plans of Conrad Overton and Gordon Fuller succeed when Dr. Jim Brent resigns as Wheelock Memorial Hospital's chief of staff rather than allow himself to be used as a rubber stamp for activities of which he does not approve. However, Jim has no intention of admitting defeat. Instead of leaving Merrimac, he begins an active fight to break Overton and Fuller. M-F, 3:15 P.M. EDT, NBC. nOMANCE OF HELEN TUENT Believing that Hollywood gown designer Helen Trent is an unscrupulous adventuress, wealthy Ogden Bailey is waging a bitter battle to keep his son, Barclay, from becoming involved with Helen, though Barclay is deeply interested in her. Is it possible that lawyer Gil Whitney, the man Helen has loved for so long, is allied with Ogden? Is this the explanation of Gil's lavish new offices and sudden prosperity? M-F, 12:30 P.M. EDT, CBS. HOSEMAHY When a man goes on trial for murder he does not suffer alone. Bill Roberts' long trial for the killing of Blanche Weatherby has affected many people. What will it mean to the loyal family of his wife, Rosemary, who live in a small town where gossip is active and sometimes ruthless? What will it mean to Blanche's distraught mother, and her father? Most of all, what will it mean to Rosemary herself? M-F, 11:45 A.M. EDT, CBS. SECONO MRS. M'nTOX After several years of happy marriage, Terry Burton is forced to admit that a wedge is being driven between herself and Stan — driven by Stan's possessive mother and his selfish, . sometimes positively cruel, sister Marcia. So skillfully do Mother Burton and Marcia create the picture of their need for Stan that he does not realize what Terry is suffering. Will he come to his senses in time? M-F, 2 P.M. EDT, CBS. STELLA OALLAS However complicated her own life may be, Stella Dallas can never be untouched by the troubles of others. Lately she has become interested in her neighbor, a rich eccentric young widower named Jared Sloane, whose wealth has made him the prey of a group of unscrupulous fortune-hunters. What part will Stella play in saving Jared when it turns out that not only his property is in jeopardy, but his life? M-F, 4:15 P.M. EDT, NBC. STHANGE nOMANCE OF EVELYN WINTEUS Evelyn Winters, secretly in love with her playwright guardian, Gary Bennett, hopes that by taking a minor role in a new play she will somehow come closer to Gary. But the plan has unexpected results when Evelyn becomes a star overnight. Will her success have any effect on Gary, who — though Evelyn doesn't know it — has only refrained from declaring his love because of the twenty-year difference in their ages? M-F, 3:45 P.M. EDT, ABC. WENHY WAHUEN When she learns that her fiance, Mark Douglas, was hurt in an automobile accident, all the vague fears and suspicions that have disturbed Wendy since Mark went to Hollywood give way to her immediate concern. But perhaps there has been more damage done by their separation than Wendy realizes, for actress Maggie Fallon has fallen in love with Mark. And Mark's feelings are none too clear. M-F, 12 Noon EDT, CBS. WHEN A GinL MAliniES When a determined, unscrupulous woman sets out to break up another woman's marriage, is there any way to keep her from causing perhaps fatal damage? Claire O'Brien, refusing to credit Harry Davis's protests that he is devoted to his wife Joan and his family, is convinced that she can make him love her. Claire may not succeed exactly as she planned, but the effect on Joan may be just as irreparable. M-F, 11 :15 A.M. EDT, ABC. TUE WOMAN IV MY HOUSE As far as family life is concerned, it is sometimes impossible to draw a line between helping and interfering. The Carters have never managed to get it straight, for what appears to father James to be merely a word of warning is often received by his children as an attempt at control. Jeff, the oldest, can usually interpret their father for Virginia, Sandy and Clay. But Jeff has troubles of his own. M-F, 4:45 P.M. EDT, NBC. YOUNG nn. MALONE Can two people who have failed at their marriage once make a success of a second chance together? Crystal and Gene Williams have decided to try again. But this time Crystal's hopes are high, for she knows that while they were apart Gene began, for the first time, to love her. Meanwhile, in New York, Mary Browne agrees to marry Ernest Horton, intensifying the loneliness of Jerry Malone. M-F, 11:30 P.M. EDT, CBS. YOUNG WinnEH nnOWN Ellen Brown is shocked and heartbroken when a woman" claiming to be Mrs. Anthony Loring takes up residence in Simpsonville — for Dr. Anthony Loring is Ellen's fiance. Anthony, though admitting the woman was once his wife, claims the marriage was annulled long ago. And Ellen soon becomes so suspicious of the alleged Mrs. Loring that she begins wholeheartedly fighting to help Anthony prove his claim. M-F, 4:30 P.M. EDT, NBC. I