VARIETY OF SOUNDS

Originally broadcast on WNIB
Saturday, April 8, 1989

SUSPENSE (10-30-47) “Subway” starring June Havoc with Lurene Tuttle. The lights of a subway train on the gleaming rails fascinate and frighten a woman pas­senger. Roma Wines, CBS. (14:05; 15:57)

KRAFT MUSIC HALL (1-13-49) Al Jolson welcomes guest Groucho Marx, with Oscar Levant, Lou Bring and the orchestra. Groucho tries to sell Jolson mink coats. Kraft Foods, NBC. (10:35; 7:15; 11:20)

ESCAPE (2-1-48) “The Legend: Vanishing Lady” stars Joan Banks, Ben Wright, Antony Ross, John Hoyt. Set in pre-war Paris, this is the story of a young English girl who is the victim of a gigantic conspiracy of silence. Sustaining, CBS. (13:25; 14:50)

EDDIE CANTOR SHOW (2-21-45) 01′ Banjo Eyes welcomes guest Ella Logan who joins regulars Bert Gordon, Billy Gray, Nora Martin. Harry Von Zell announces. Sal Hepatica, Trushay, NBC. (9:45; 11:50; 7:45)

INNER SANCTUM (1940s) “Ghosts Always Get the Last Laugh.” A judge is confronted by the ghost of a man he condemned to death. AFRS rebroadcast. (15:40; 9:03)

FRED ALLEN SHOW (5-9-48) Don McNeill of the Breakfast Club joins Fred and the gang. The Allen’s Alley question is “Are you satisfied with the Pulitzer Prize awards?” Fred tries to get McNeill to give him tickets to the Breakfast Club program, then has an idea for a new quiz show. Ford Motor Co., NBC. (15:53; 13:55)