ABC. 3 October – Hawk Larabee (a revamping of Hawk Durango) debuts on CBS. 4 October – Sparkle Time debuts on CBS. 5 October – KERA, Dallas, Texas, begins broadcasting. 7 October – The BBC Light Programme in the U.K. transmits the first episode of the daily magazine programme Woman's Hour (initially presented by Alan Ivimey), which will still be running 75 years later, and of the daily adventure serial Dick Barton – Special Agent. 16 October – Philco Radio Time starring Bing Crosby makes its debut on the ABC network, with Bob Hope appearing as Bing's first guest; the show is recorded using large wax transcription disks. In 1947, the Crosby show will introduce taped broadcasting to primetime network radio. 18 October – Let George Do It debuts on Mutual-Don Lee Network on the West Coast. 30 October – The Affairs of Ann Scotland debuts on ABC. 3 November – The Clock debuts on ABC. 27 November – WBET Brockton, Massachusetts signs on the air with a high school football game on 990 kHz. WBET would later take over fellow Brockton station WBKA's license and frequency of 1450 kHz. 2 December – Crime Club debuts on Mutual. Closings 6 January – The Charlotte Greenwood Show ends its run on network radio (ABC). 15 January – Johnny Presents ends its run on network radio (NBC). 18 January – Blind Date ends its run on network radio (NBC). 13 March – Auction Gallery ends its run on network radio (Mutual). 15 March – Constance Bennett Calls on You ends its run on network radio (ABC). 18 April – The Avenger ends its run in syndication. 26 April – Amanda of Honeymoon Hill ends its run on network radio (CBS). 30 May – The Bird's Eye Open House ends its run on network radio (NBC). 9 June – The Electric Hour ends its run on network radio (CBS). 16 June – The Amazing Mrs. Danberry ends its run on network radio (CBS). 20 June – Island Venture ends its run on network radio (CBS). 22 July – Forever Ernest ends its run on network radio (CBS). 21 September – The Adele Clark Show ends its run on network radio (ABC). 21 September – The Billie Burke Show ends its run on network radio (CBS). 27 September – Cimarron Tavern ends its run on network radio (CBS). 30 September – Ed Sullivan's Pipelines