VoL 1 - No. 10 Chicago, III., Dec. 27, 1931 - Jan. 2, 1932 Price 5c Tulane-Trojan Heard on G. E. H our ((Lohengrin" to Football Game Be Presented in on Air Friday English Sunday • Word Picture of Annual Rose Bowl Damrosch Modernizes Wagner to Para.de Also to Be Given Aid America.n Audiences • • Two features of the Pasadena. Cali­ Walter Damrosch will continue hi. fornia Toutnament of Roses - the series of operatic broadcasts done in famous Rose Bowl Parade and the English when he presents the first act Tulane-Southern California football of Wagner's "Lohengrin" this Sunday game-will be visualized for radio at 12:15 p. m. over an NBC nation­ listeners over an NBC network and wide network and WMAQ. The pro­ WLS this Friday at 12:45 p. m. gram will be broadcast during the The parade will consist of hun­ Damrosch Symphonic Hour, and wiU dreds of gorgeous floats covered with be sung entirely in English. grasses, ferns, smilax, vines, palms, "I am determined to continue the roses, lilies and poinsettias from the fight, if fight it is, until both the gardens of California-to say nothing Metropolitan and Chicago opera of the host of lovely girls, the pick of houses adopt the English language for California beauty. the performance of all their operas," Following graphic word pictures of the dean of American directors said. the parade, the NBC announcers, Don "European countries long ago insisted Wilson and Don Thompson, will take on operl in the national tongue, with the radio audience to the Rose Bowl, the natural result that opera audiences where Tulane will line up against abroad fuUy enjoy the drama as well Southern California. as the music." Following Mr. Damrosch's presen­ • tation of Wagner's "Valkyrie," the Tito Guizar, Leon first of the series, a deluge of congratu­ Belasco's Orchestra latory telegrams and letters were re­ on New CBS Feature ceived in which all expressed the con­ • viction that the English words added Beginning tbis Friday, Leon Belasco immeasurably to a better understand­ and his orchestra wilI be co-featured ing of the music. with Tiro Guizar in a program to be • known as "To The Ladies," which Lawrence Tib- H aggard Discusses will be broadcast weekly from 8:30 bett, Metropoli­ to 8:45 p, m. over a Columbia net­ tan 0 per a Com­ (he Roentgen Rays work and WGN. pany baritone, will appear as guest artist on the General Elec­ Celebrating the anniversary of The programs, sponsored by the tric Home Circle program to be breadcast this Sunday at 4:30 p. m. over an Roentgen's discovery of x-rays this makers of Woodbury Facial Soap, will NBC network ;lnd WENR. Mr. Tibbett will also be beard over the air in a Saturday, Dr. Howard W. Haggard. include a group of popular dance tunes series of Monday night broadcasts, the first of which will be heard Monday, associate professor of physiology at played by the Belasco orchestra, a solo Yale University, will devote his talk January 4. and which will be sponsored by the Firestone Rubber Company. by Belasco in one of tbe six foreign to the new developments in medicine languages which he speaks, and a This series will be known as the "Voice of Firestone" and will be heard that have grown out of Roentgen's Spanish number with guitar accom­ through WMAQ from the National Bro;ldcascing Company studios in New work, during the "Devils, Drugs' and paniment by Tito Guizar. In addition York. Doctors" broadcast. The program will there will be a two-minute beauty talk Mr. Tibbett is the first of the better known operatic artists to be heard be presented this Sunday from 7:00 by Janet Parker, author of the "Index on a regular series of commercial broadcasts. It is rumored that :firestone is to 7: 15 p. m. over a Columbia net­ to Loveliness." parting with a fabulous sum each week for Mr. Tibbett's services. work and WGN. Friendship Town An Innovation Daily Series to Newest Addition Depict Life of to Radio's Map "The Washingtons" • • Modern small-town life will be "The Real George Washingtons" a portrayed in Friendship Town, a new program of intimate stories told about program series to he inaugurated over the life: of George Washington and his an NBC network and KYW this family, will be presented in a new Friday at 8: 00 p. m. series of sustaining programs over an An all-star cast, including Edwin NBC network and WENR beginning Whitney, Don Carney. Pick Malone this Monday. The program will be and Pat Pagett. blackface comedians; broadcast daily except Sunday at :Virginia Gardiner and Edith Spencer 11 : 15 a. m. Edna M. Colman. will depict the various characters of authoress, and Charles Colfax Long, the modern country village. Harry lecturer and authority on Washing· ton, will direct the presentations. Salter and his orchestra will provide Eighteenth century music will be fur­ the musical background. while Frank nished by the Black and Gold Room Luther. tenor. will offer vocal selec­ orchestra under the direction of Leon tions. Rosebrook. • • "Nats" on the Air. Al and Gennan President Pete are ('the Nats" on Airs • Speaks to America Al and Pete, known as • 'The Nu t­ New Year's Eve crackers" on their WLS program, per­ • meate the ether with "nut" comedy President Paul von Hindenburg of and "wise-cracks," every week day at Germany, will speak to~ America on 3 :00 p. m., but in their more serious part of his orchestra, pic­ New Year's Eve, when his greetings moments devote their time to com­ tured above, will take part from Berlin will be rebroadcast in the United States over an NBC network posing tunes tbat brighten up Tin in the first synchronization program of its kind tried over the at 2:25 p. m. The local outlet for Pan Alley whenever released. "Needin' networks ' when the "Oldsmobile this program has not as yet been an­ )"ou," a musical brain-child of last Goes A-Calling" program is presented this New Year's Day from 2:00 nounced. Von Hindenberg's voiet season, ushered in one of Mary Nolan's comes to America for the first time, to 3 :00 p. m. over an NBC network. Miss Bebe Daniels (inset). motion pictures as the theme song. Orchestral music will begin the picture star, will sing from Hollywood to the accompaniment of White­ "Step by Step" met with great popu­ broadcast from the Berlin studios of man's orchestra hundreds of miles away in Chicago. This will involve larity this summer when Earl Burtnett the German Broadcasting Company. introduced and featured it. "Oh, What an engineering problem in synchronization and the experiment is the The eighty~four-year-old chief of the a Perfect Night for Love" was another first of its kind in the history of network broadcasting. Reich will then talk in German for tone recorded by several important disc about ten minutes. His remarks will orchestras last year, These two boys be translated for American listeners by are responsible for a number of tune Happy Jack Conducts Dog SKEPTICAL TECHNICIANS Dr. Max Jordan, international journ­ Clab Every Saturday on WLS • alist. hits and have a few new ones on the Whether or not radio waves might fire. Their signarures appear on their • "Happy Jack" and his Dog Club, compositions as At Cameron and Pete cause baldness will be determined • Bontsema. a, new children's program over WLS, shortly in the master control room of Novel Spanish Duo has hit the highwater mark in mail. WHK. Workmen there are busy instal­ Sundays on WIBO Several thousand letters deluged ling permanent loudspeakers directly Radio Guide "Happy Jack" aher his initial broad­ above the cbief operator's desk so that At 12:30 p.m. each Sunday, WIBO .... nluotn.te4 w ..tly of l'rograma ..,,4 l'enlonilitlu cast. "Happy Jack" tells a true dog tbe sound waves will be thrown presents a program of Spanish music VoL 1 • No. 10 De(l.27, 1931 - Jan. Z. 1932 story in which some dog has played a directly down upon tbe bead of the brought to the air by Alfonso Men­ hero, and conducts the meeting of the operator. If the operator, thus exposed, doza and Salvador Castanares. It is Pnbll0he4 weekI), b1 RadIo G~J4e. 1",,_ becomes bald we are to assume tbat U3 Pitmolll.b Coart, ChlNlgo. IlL T~L Wabaoh 8848 dog dub which he has formed. "Happy harmony-but of a very different type radio waves cause people's hair to fall than what is usually heard on the air• • ntel'<'d .. ~ml ~1 .." matte. October :!.l. 1931. at Jack" and his dog come thundering lb. POlt OUJoe. CIIloago. 1111llol. A.... U out. If tbe young man's bair stays put, Senor Castanares accompanies as the Ib~ ..!.ct of March S. 18'i9 into WLS every Saturday morning at we are to assume-----{)b shucks, what's duo sing such songs as "Aye Ayc 8:15a.m. the use! Aye" and "La Golondrina." II STUDIO MIKE Silent Humor II

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3 PROGRAMS FOR SUNDAY, DECEMBER

WMBI_Blble :Ji;.J:poslt!OIl. WUF-CbuJ'cb of 1lIe Valle:l" WLS-Iodeot C1l1b of the Air A.'" W8BC-Jcw1~h Program WGP,8--Cllnary Concert WOl::S-J!ollsb Composers "CHI-MIxed Quartette .:' .;15 XYW-Comedy capers WA..AF_Dawll Patrol 7100 WON-"'DevUs, Drugs and Doatora"'J "00 WLs-.John Brown; piano recital "'BDM-Louls panico's OrcbeS'tra ,:30 WA.AF-Old Time Tunes ,," .;!O WGN-B(lrnle Cummln,s' Ol'C/lelS'tra Dr. Howard W. Hac:gal"d. CBS WllBM-Varlety Hour WlrtAQ-Daily News OOOOflrt o.rcbeBtra. ,,00 WAA.F-Sacred 1luslo WAA1'_Flne Arts Concert WMA Q-~lualca1 Pilgrimages, ...., Anne OberPdotier "m WC),'l..-Irlsb P1"ogram W.J.JD--Moosebeart Catholic Servle.. lfIBO-F\lbllx Reporter "ENIt-Genual Ek!etrlc or.,.UI&tJt XYW_Enna JetUcI< MelodieS; lIIIb:e& WGN_Yew Pro- "'.7;30 WIJlO--MorrWlc Reveries 2;00 York PblIharmonle lTam; guut artists. NBC QuarteL NBC phony Orchestra. lfAAF-.\lornlnC COI>cert CB' WBBM--&l1\&lB a.t Twilight lI'L5--Cbase and Sanbon Hoar; ~ • :00 WENR--Ch!ldren's HOIIT . NBC WMAQ-Natlooal Youth ooDleuooe; -.D,. WlBO-Dusk Dreams Cantor; Dave Rublnotl'. orcll. NBC WCFL-Ch!klren'. Hour. NBC Danle-! A. Pollng. NBC JrYW-Slmonl'l: Program: Harry Kogen's WSJ D-Emplre Room Ensemble "CFL_Druollwlcli:'s PoUah Program WXBO-8wedl&b. Services conlhlete4 orclle~tra. NBC 7:10 WJJD-Chucll: and Ed Olal Nelaon WIRO-Qblcago Theatre _., 0'· WCFI,-Veeper Servlee WAAF_Plpe Orcan Melodies '" chestr .. 4:45 WDllM-liook. Line and SInker. CBS 7115 WON-Dcbo.... ot Yesterda,. KYW-Sunshlne program; :Paul IlcClure Kl'\\'-Wal'ne KIng's orchestra. NBC .. 00 WGN_'l'ed Weems Irom the Trianon :KYW-Colliers Hour; dramalJ..... UooII,1 WGES-Dream Train Wl.S-"The Smith FamIly" WMAQ--Unlverslty « Round novelties; orchestra. NBC WBBM_Mornll>( Mnslc.1 WAAF-W&llz Time .:30 ""', ""- 7: 20 WSJD-Emp!re Room Ensemble WAA1'-To be announced 2:15 WinO-Your "..", H • ..", ,..".., WCFI~Father .Justin's Rosary Hour WOES-Memory Lane F:l.m!!y Album WENIt-CathoUc Hour; sermon, quesllons 7130 WON-Bob Becker for Atlas Brewtnr c... WGN-Charlh. While's Gym or the Air WCHI_Wall and AI; rellg\ous 4lalolr\le and answers, the PauUsl Choir. NBC WMAQ--Chk:ago Sunday Evening Club 11:45 WS.JD--~jooschearl Protestant Services W.A A It-Rcdhea6ed Bluebird WDnM~icago Knights lUSD-Chlcago Gospel Taoornaele WON-"The 0. Testament"; LeonaroAo Salvo, organ George Lalll:ch. NBC Smith "'" eored by Cream 01 WheliL CBS \YMAQ-Sl1nooy "chool drrunatlzatloo WUUM-Du~k a.nd Dixie IYW-H",18Ing .Junior; domesUo skit. NBC WENIt-Southlnnd Sketches NBC KY\v-Dr. S. Parkes Cadman, addrMlI'I; WSBC-AII colored pr0l:ram; Jack 8":00 WON-To be announced WCFI~Hlghllghts 01 Music choir and organ. NBC Cooper WC}'I,.....I"alher Jobn W. n. Maguire WnBlII-CtlUrch or tb .. Air. C", WCUI-Cone~rt Hour; cI3.l!slc.... l mulllc WOES-Dreams 01 Romance WENll-Dllvld Lawrence; Our Gove~ WA.Af·-SV~n ami .Junus. skeleh W.l.lll-_MooQeheart Children 5,15 Kl'W-Chappel Brothers Program ment. NBC WGES-Oloom Chaserll WLS-Llttlco Bro'WO Church ot the Air WS.JJ)-Maatercratt Home Bul1der WllDM_Ma.zwen House DI1le Ensemble ':15 WG~-Dlge8t 01 the day's neWS WSJllJ-lt.allan Program WAAF_E~ward lIenedlct, ooe man IIhow 9:30 1'fM.,\ Q-Clyde Doerr. sa.>:ophone oote(. 8:lS WCFL-Kro"hler Furniture Co. Pr<>:\"r_ NBC WF:l'i it_AmerIcan Album 01 F':I.ID; WENlt-FJddlers Three; thre8 violins, Music; qurartet; plano duo; V. NBC LOG OF CHICAGO STATIONS solos. NBC WAAF-Dansnntc> XYW-Bn)'.lk C~r program; guest lLTt •• WflDlII-Qu!et Harmonlee. CBS ,C'"~ .oe' IQt. NBC WOES-Band Parade Ph::~" 1:30 WON-Romances oj the Sea; dramats. 9:45 WGN---alnglng with ilie Orgnn C •• utlon. CBS WENB-A Fo< Today; Lowell ~;'X ",' I.-~.h , ~:;'..'o WCl-'I...... ')wedlsb Glee Club Pattao, com[>Oser.. " and organisL NBC WBIIM_Amerlean Federated 91.or ... WBBM_We Modcorns ii;;;;i':.":' 1:45 WnDM-Concert Orchestra. WAAF-BIIl Saar. dramatic sketch WAAF ---...-:-.. 500- M •. WOES-Happy Hits Kl'W---all1mber Music; Ludw1& Laurie,.... ~... oo .. · elrln!: ensemble. NBO 10:00 WGN-8unday morning cODeert Wl\IAQ-RU&f!1an Sl.ngers 710 •. WBBM WE~n-l3ulck Musical Comedy Pro­ I <10. N. • 60"00' A ••• gram; Revelers Qurartet; h'roo D .. c:k". WENR-Contlnental all ProgralD; trl:vel WJBT ;;".C.;'"T~.;i Orohelrtra. NBC a>L NDC WCFL 970 .•• 1,500 Ch •. , ...... i •• WCFL-I "ternn tlonal Blbl .. 8ludeoh ~ 9:00 WON-MusiC of Love Pro&ram WCJo']~Worklnc:men's CIr~I ... Program wnBlI-Popo,llar 'run"" WCilI 1490 ...5,ijijO WCHI ' Co. ' N2~~"a Wllllll_Edna Wallacs Hopper' .. Vaneii' W.lJD-llllppy G, Lucky Time; M. Show; stage and screen "til..... CBS WCIII-Concert Hour LlnlcIr WCRW CIi ..toa R. White Pin" G ..0ge Aye. 1210 ..• 100 2756 W01Hf_Muslcal Program WAAF-POPUlar Musl=le Digeney 4440 WSDC-Jewlsh ProgralD ':IS WMAQ--Barbasol. Procram; SlQIlln' ...... WOES-Waltz Tunes WEDC 1210 ..• 100 Emil Denemark Cadillac Co. 3860 Ogden A ... e. NBC 10:15 WCFL-HlghllghtB or MUSic (eontlnoed) C ..awford 4100 WGN_Out of Doors WnDM-:'lIc11:elberry Pro!l"ram WENR 870 ... 50,000 Great Lake. B ..oad Co. 222 N. Bank D ..i .... WENlt-Edlson Symphony, MorC:llo East.. 10:30 WGN_Volce of St. Louis. CBS nmn. director (Ope.. ated by NBC) Del aware 8312 WMAq...... ,Muslcnl Program )l:Y\v-Terrace Garden Or~ WCFL--Seventh Church eb rlat WGES 1360 . . . '00 Oak Leavea B .. oad. C,. 124 N. C .. awford A ... e. 9:30 WON-Art Kassel's orchestra frOID BWo Se1enili!t " Kedzie 7708 mark Ilotel WEN~enth BoweB' capitol ThMJ.e... Chica&"o ibune WllllM-Harley Prabam's Orchestra NBC WGN 720 ... 25,000 T .. D ..ake Hotel Superior 0100 WCII f-&lndy MacTavIsh; ScotCh progril.lll WBlIH-JohmIy Walker Program WM,\Q-WMAQ String quartet WAAF-The Rehburg sisters; b&rm0D7 560 ... 10,000 Nelson Bro•• oadway WIBO 6312 B .. 51:45 WGN-llarch Interlude; orchest... , mulllQ W!lBC--ClassICllI Program (Affil. with Chi. American) Sheld.. ake 6000 10:45 WBBM-Evua Fur Fa!l'hloo Pande IV!!A Q-Nahlglan Orienta.! orchestra WAAF-Jlmrnl" Kozak. pianist WJJD 1130 .• ,20,000 Loyal O ..der of Mooae Palmer Houa. WENH-Land of Wonder and )o'ear; taJIiI: by F. A. Mltcbell.Hedge.... NBC U:OO w:MAQ-United Chl1rch of H)"Ck> ~rk State 5466 D,. Frederick WllOM-Louls Panlco'S orchestra. WENR-Cenlral Church; WL5 870 .. ,50,000 Prairie Far mer 1230 W. Waahin.. to.. Shannon ... KYII'_At Seth Parkers: rural rell&to!lll Hayma ..ket WOOM-People'll Church; D,. PrMton 7500 skotCh. NBC Br ..dley WMAQ 670, . • 5,000 Chiea&"o Daily New. 400 W. Madiaon St. 9,SO WON-Tomorrow's Tribuns WAAF_ 'My Favorite Band De... born 1111 1 11 : 00 WON-From an Old Thestre Bo% ll:3O WON_International B ..oadeast. CB. W}{,\ WMBI 1080 ... 5,000 Moody Bible I ..tti hlt . 153 I nstitute Place Q-Auld Sandy WAAF~emone8; live "tocl< reeelplll WCFI~WCFL Orchest... Di... eney 15 70 WCBW_Dlverllltled Musical Procram 'fI'ENR-l)Qv\d Novalls. voOllllst. lfDC 11:-'5 WOES-Ou.. r.<, Sorrows cau.oUo W orld Battery Co. .. WSBC ]210 ••• 100 New Sotlthera H o t el ro:lS WGN-'"The Dream Ship", poetic readme., Churcb Calu met 2710 WMAQ-T!me sIgnal,. weather reporta. WGN_ III .. l.Jghter Velo; concert trio • Your Hour KYW-$tate Street Tomorrow P.M. 10:30 WON-Herbie Kay frOID the Dlnckha.... WCl'L-Merry Garden Orchestra WGN-Readlng 01 the Trl\>uoe COmlCB WJBO-cbLea.goo .Jubilee Slngeu 1I'BDH-Weo.ther RepOrt 12:00 WENJt-Jes"e Crawford; oraD.II ..usia. WCFL-HoIJ Name Catbedtral WAAF_Dance music 5:25 WBDH--8u<:cu!!' Interview "SBC_Pollsb Proc:ram NBC J[YW-Her~ aDd Examiner FunnleB WOW-BarnsdaU MUSIcal Memories; WCIII_Popular Yoslo WAAF_Noon·tlme melodies 2:45 WBBU-Crest Cble!t.a.i1Lll ",. orcheetra with :Kenooth Ooldell, leoor. XY,,~ ..ts Reporte" WCHI-{)rgan PTogTam WIOO-Popular concert CBS 10:35 12 :1$ WMAQ-eymphon!e bour; Walter DoDo· WAAF-Plano ReclW lI'XAQ-Harold Vall Home, planlet 10:40 XTW-'.nIe Globe Trotter roach. COvel. WMAQ-Uulverstty ot Chicago; WBDM-Sons Ell; Irpirltuals : WAAF_Paul and Peggy; ~ketctr KYW-Canton Tea Garden Orchestra with PhIlOllcphers In Hades ties; pOpular" songs. CBS 11:30 WCFL-Merry Gardeo Banroom Orcll. XTW_Int'l Dible Students Association WAAF.... MYBtery Four WCFJ,...... German Radio lIour """ WSnC-Jerry Sullivan; 11011&" special Recclpt.s ,," KYW_Rex Maupin's AC6S of the AI .. WIDO-The Copeland WAAF-Esthnn.ted L1V6 Stock Smith La..... WGJ::S-Cnharet Hits for Monooy BruslI. )l:yW-II'JUys Overland Orchostra; Torn. ,:~ Vt"lIAQ-~ll1alc"'l Showman; NO< 11:45 WGN_Herble Kay from the Blackhaw. WON-Seml·Cln~alcs ; concert .,. off's orchestra. NBC Dick lind Harry. NBC ',U WllAQ-Church of Uie New .Jerusalem; WLS-Thru Ope.a Glass; Cesare and Art Kassel from lhe BISllUl.rck WE),'Tt-To be annoulICed WBIiM-Ben BernIe's orcbestra Swedenborglnn WAAl-'_l'lI.ul strand. vlollDlst Sedoro. NBC." li~-If_Tcrrace Garden Orcheortra nw-SUnday BrlG'ht SDots; Mariners W(l };S-!lluslcnl Mallne" lU.TD-Greek Musical Hour trio; orchestra. NBC WCHI-8acrcd Music WCRI'I'-Mul'lcal Program 1 z:oo WF.NR_Earl Hines' Orchestr.. WAAF-Estelle J)Qrnes WG'E8--.Jew\8h Program; Novall: Players WUDM-Around the Town I,,, WAAF_W. W. Shaw, .Jr. sfld Inez Hlce lI'CFL---Brlln~1fJek Lltbuan\all prorraDI ':45 6:15 WON-TIle Sylvanlans; Quartet. CBS WInO-Preston Sellen at the WGN_Wurlltzer Program WClI [_Polish Pro[l"rarn Theatre orgall I,., WMDI-Oe>!Jllel Service in Splnlsll WMAQ-Jolly Time Revue 'If1lA Q--~toonllhlne ..... HoneYlIookle : KYW_Worl~ Book Man WSUC-Oance music dram.~llc sketch. NBC 4,,, WMAQ--Natlonal Vespers ~ D,. H- E. wLS-Mm;leal Program. NBC WOES-Owl Car WBBlII-Plano and org~n dIlo FORd!ck; George Shackley's orch. NBC Orchest~ 6:25 XYW-"l'~nberry Sports Reporter 12:15 liYW-Canton Tea Garden WEN R-CosmopOlltans; Sven ~ "'IOO_Bob a.nd Jim, Ilawaltan Guitar!8iL8 12,30 W KNIt-Don Pedro's Qrrhcstra nw-YeaJ!t Foamers; Herbie Kay's berg. director. NBC """. 6:~ WON_ Luden's Novelty Qrehestra., D •• WIlIO-COrry Lynn and Mac McCl.ond"ii orchestra; Chauncey Parsons• "DBM_Norm Sherr. planlst Rybb, conductor. CB' ..... ,. Orchestras NBC W,J.JD-Panl Rader; Cbicago Gospel Tab· WllA Q-Chcvrolet Chronicles WL8-Cro9S Roads Sunday School ernacl.. ITlI'-Tbe Three Ba.ken; ~...... 12:45 XYW_Terrace ('an1ef1 Orchestra W.Lt.P-K1 C"'", Makera "OB_ I Dter·ColIeglate Debat.. patter. NBC 1: 00 1I' IBG--Corry Lyml Dlue Grotto 0nIl0.. Power-Line Radio And Stage Beauty MBBT tneARTIST MORTON DOWNEY

No one will believe that Morton After that came engagements in a Downey once sold pbonographs and Havana supper club and in 1927. the records for fifteen a week. But he did. Cafe de Paris. Here. the charming and Not only that-he even tried selling distinguished Lad y Mountebatten life insurance once. being a young and came forward to promote the young optimistic soul. Needless to say, ev'n man and soon the patrons were lend~ Morton Downey couldn't charm a ing enthusiastic attention to his songs. living out of that game. That was a Even the Prince of Wales thought his

Rosaline Greene was once called "the girl with the perfect radio voice." She is heard in a number of dramatic presentations of the Na~ tional Broadcasting Company in~ eluding "Radio Guild," broadcast each Friday at 3: 15 p. m. over an NBC network and WMAQ.

AND THE HAT • Ray Winters. NBC annOU:1cer, tells how a production man figured out the sound of a horse galloping down a dusty road. Drumming a muffled xylophone hammer on a derby hat does the trick.

1932 NATIONAL Doubl, Scree. Grid 3-Tob, Thrill Box-Typ, SW3 AC and 6-V.I. Presenting Major General George DC Mod," O. Squier, who 1135 just perfected a new equipment which permits radio transmission from the stand~ aId light socket, at a very small cost, and also makes possible the simultaneous broadcast of tbree pro­ grams over the ordinary power line. The equipment was perfected after years of research by Professor NOTE: The circuit employed in the NATIONAL Thrill Boxes, described Squier. and an investment of above will give less background noise o.nd a lower noise level than any otber $3.000.000. type of Shortwave circuit. There 1a less hum, and less interference 'W1tb receptlon ot broadcasts or signals. R. F. transformer coll forma are molded of "R~39." the new low-lO&lll material developed by the Radio Fre­ way back in 1914 before radio and interpretation "You Took Advant~ quency Laboratories especially for the of NATIONAL COMPANY. the concert stage discovered the Irish age of Me" was worth eleven encores. ACW3 NATIONAL complete set of parts for 3~tube Short Wave Tbr:UJ. tenor and showered applause and After that came Deauville. the Royal Box~wlth band spread coUs-lesaI Palace at Ostend. the Casanova in tubes-wired by the Jackson Research Laboratories. LiSt ...... $55.00 ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ I:m:U!Ch'young much man. money upon the bewild~ Berlin. Biarritz. London. and finally Our Special Hilt P rice • .. .• ~ In 1919, after an uneventful youth to New York, where the much traveled . • . •.• • ••.•••••• $31.00 ,nd , f,w unint",,,in, job,. thin" Morton opened his own club. Note; The above price Is for either AO or DC modeh RA D I 0 S ERY I GE began to happen. Paul Whiteman. The only lasting thing [hat came POWER PACK for AC modeL ANYWHERE II CHICAGO ever on the look-out for new talent. out of Downey's venture to Holly­ List ...... 34..50 Complet. \cit< of RCA t OUT SpeciaJ. Net P rice, Tuner, and C.. rtniD ..b.am lubes heard him sing an Irish ballad and for I wood was lovely Barbara Bennett, $S_.OI't $9 20 $ the next four years he toured Europe whom he married within three weeks. Pack and Tubes •••• $53.00 I•• ~\t.d WI ! ..I Ch:'Go. and the United States with the King His pictures were certainly not a StlC­ When DC Battery model Is desired, specify Catalog Symbol as DCSW3. 6et Po Uce clns $2.51 of Jazz. Then he did a series of per~ cess and Downey. discovering that his STEWART RAOIO SERVillE PHONE WEBSTER 2122 sonal appearances which resulted in an talents were strictly musical rather than Chicago Radio Apparatus Co. ...5 S. Dearborn Stred Chlca,ro, m SERV c ~" NIGHT engagement with Flo Ziegfield. (ColIUm.!1ld IiiI plo&e 1.. .. When WON presents CbarUe White f!'tIf!r'1 There are many reasons (or learn1ng to A wag in Portland, Me., who &lgned hIm.~ BhB.des of the wild west movies! An~ momIng at 7;00, people roll out of tbe1T playa. plano, but one- of the. mOlJt recent :oelL George Bernard Shaw, corrected Walter is bound to happen when a movj.e star goes IIeda, all over the country, to take part in pupils in the la.rgest piano cla.sll in the Winchell's grammar as foll~ ' in a tele-­ on the air. Last Tbursday during the br0ad.­ tbe d&1ly settiog·up exercises under ~e world, NBC's Keys to Happiness, explains. gram aJter a recent NBC protrTam: cast; of the myilt:ery play ~Flve Fatal Words," dIrectkIn ct the physical culture ex~ it thil;. way; "Walter, you should know that II, preposi­ Herbert Rawlinson, of screen fame, and JJ.m Charlie's morning gym cllLlll 15 pr~abI)' tlle "1 already play the harmonica," she wrote tion is not the propel' word to end a broad,.. Blaine staged an honest-to-goodness tIght. ~ in the country. BlKmIUld Spaeth, the director, '1rut my cast wlt.h!' No quarter &liked, no punches apazed, Ra.w­ grandinother plays the jeW3ha.rp, my mother linsorI and Blaine squared off beneath .. the hannonica, my father the violin. my • • • hanging microphmle and tore in 10 each • • • '"Drink," said a prohibiUonilJ;t friend. at Morton Downey, back !rum HollJrwood. $1Ster the saxophone, and my brother the other. It lmlI a bear of a 11ght and bad the Richard O«<1on, NBC's. Sherlock Bolmes, rertftll the story of a p~v1ew. The picture trumpet, 80 my little hannoJli.ea, doe5n't v:!.sitcn. in t.be WON spectaton gallery Sit. was ba.sed upon a play that In turn lmlI make IfIUCfi noise and I thought rd ltke to tlng on the edg1!: of tbeir seats. And tbat's taken from a cla.saical work written lIlore learn to playa plano.n tile intIuence motion pictures ha~ an mdio. than IIUty years ago. A1J 1s the cue with IJlM p1etures. the ortgin1\l story underWent • • • • • • No matter how low the temperature, COlumbia's two portliest orchCl;trn Jeaders Bing Crosby always appears at the first at have widely divergent poinb of view on tJle his iu nightly Cremo programs the lighest matter: of waistlines. Bob Haring is grea.tly of =er attire, Including sport shoes. concerned over the number of inches above This is not to be attr!.buted to habits ac­ 40 which it takes to encircle him and has quired in sunny California, where he spent promised himself he wm tollow stringent much of his time before coming to New a "1& the greatest curse of the country. It diet during 1932. Jacques Renard, by way of York. The reason is that he has but 11fteen contrast, is rather proud ot his poundage minutes to get from the Columbia studios makes you shoot at your wife." to the stage of the Pa..""B.mOWlt Theatre. and wants a photograph ot any baton "Perhaps." replied Gordan, who recently Wielder in radio who confesses to greater Singin' Sam is another wbo Ilas to make was appointed II. deputy shertll', "but it also a quick trip from the microphone to the weight. It will be placed on his dining_ makes you miss her." room table at each meal untU Jacques a.gal.n considerable change before assuming its stage. He must travel more than fifty blocks In twenty-nine minutes to be in time kl hea.cts the list among conductors in 1lle ec:reen form. • • • heavyweight class. As the picture wa.s unwinding, several of catch his cue. When Phil Spitalny, now an NBC orch­ the producer's "yes-men," swept away with * • • estr1t. leader, azrived in America !rom Rus­ sla as a. boy, he spent his enlJre fortune, • • • the COlOlSSaI epic, eried "author, author." NBC's two New York stationa, WEAlI' and One of the tallest men In ra.dio is James "And,~ concludes Downey, "the first three WJZ, are on the air a total of 2,145 minutes three dollars, for a pair of overalls, because somebody had told him overalls were the Melton, NBC tenor, who measures six :feet rows stood up and bowed." daily. two a.nd one-hal! inches without his shoes. • • • • • national costume. He wore them just once. • George Olsen, Columbia. bandlea.der, was • * • "The Nlght Dourt," a humorous sklt made • • * Harvey Hays, NBC dramn.tlc star, began papular in radio stations of the south, hu the first to establish the post. of drum major The lepl prof~Sion has probably lost acting in amateur theatricals produced by moved north and can now be heard each in college ranks. When George went to the more of Its members to Columbia. than any English residents in a deserted skating rink week-day at 8:15 p. Jll. from WCFL. University of Mlch.igan in 1915 from. mill· other. "Casey" Jones studied law whlle at TIle playe:rl:!< have a few complaints to tary school, he acquired a broomstick,. and Middlebury College, but was lured to avia­ at Allahabad, India.. Although born 1n tion and now tells the radio audience all America, Hays grew up in Ghandi's make aboUt Chicago W1!fI.ther, but outside country. of that they seem to be bearing up well about It. Art Jarrett and Bing Crosby boUt "NlgM Court, ~ which lasts for thirty toot. legal courses at school. Blng went even • • • minutes, has been drawing much ooIlllIlent further and clerked in a law oIDce after All the problems the NBC Sisters of the tram the fans. g:ra.duatlon. Mllton Rettenberg was admit;. Skillet receive are not on paper. Recently a. ted to the bar of the state of New York. studIo vtsltor brought a broken electric iron, • • • For a time he earned his living In the courts asking if they could repair it. The MaJe Quartet. heard on the Colum· as well as by piano playing. He thought, bl.a network on Mondays and Wednesdays however, that he could be more convincing • • • as a put o( the Brown.atone program, are as a muslc1tm. Scrappy Lambert is another Capt, Valentine WilUanw, whose Portrait planning to make a tra.nscriptlon program graduate lawyer who bas become a radio Gsllery of Famous Britona is heard each the nrst of the year. The quartet it made entertainer. Sunday over an NBC network, is the author up of the (ollowiDg artJsts; Carlisle Bennett, of "Berlin" a play which will be presented Kennitb MarTow, Lewl.!l Wareham, KingSley painting It with the school coklrs, directed • • • on Broadway, December 28. The drama. 16 ee.n.. and Harry Coons, arranger and the marching and playing activities of the 11 Walter W!.DchelI, w!wse eonunents Ilre heard on the Lucky Strike Hour, has to an adaptJon of Williams' book, ''The Crouch­ pianist. Michigan band. Under hia regime- the band ing Beast." grew in personnel from thirty to a hundred sell apples this winter, he will be prepared. • • • An admirer in Yakima, Wash.lngton, has student.5. He sWI baa the otlglnal stick. • • • De Wolf Hopper is now in Chiea«O t.aIkiDg sent him a crate. over the radio contract that hlUl been Art Jarrett. Columbia tenor, ha.s a curious offend him by a. nation&! advert1ser. The • • • superstition which concerns a guitar pick. Krlpt calla for twenty-six halt hour broad­ H. V. Kaltenborn, who was compelled to • * • Fur years he has C&lTied with him a treas. terminate a string of 1583 consecutive Berm Larson. beIitone with the Fireside outa and is written around Mr. Hopper's Singen over NBC network, says that with' book, "Once a Clawn, Always a Clown." broadcasts due to a serious illness, probably will return to Columbia. before the first of all respect to hiS teachers, his real mUslcal Mr. Hopper has been on several national the year. At present be 1& resting in the education was singing a.round the famny hook-ups and is considered to have a great organ with his ten brothers and sisters•. "Ra41o 'YOl.ce." Long Island hospital Where he recently underwent an operatJon. Despite his _a.lrened conditioIl,- the news • •• • commentator has contmued his wide and John Stamford, directO'r of wcm, has varied reading to keep abreast of current ga.thered a group or the best actors and affairs. His trlend, Robert X. MacAlamey, a a.ctresse:s entered in the recent radio audi­ prominent newspaper man. who 15 pinch­ tions helel at the Aragon and TrIanon, to hitting for him, visits him daily. form. a Little Theatre of the Air company. The group w1ll be heard in radio plays over ured mother..of·pea.rl pl.c.k. It he fOIgets to • • • WCHr each Wednesday and Friday at transfer the small inst.rument when he General John J. Per:shiJJg was one at lO:30 p. m. changes his clothes he is uneasy Wltil lie those w!w wired congratulations to Rosa • • • Is able to return home and retrIeve it. Ponselle, MetropoUtan Opera dJ.va, follow_ Jack Brooks, one of the Pines Musical ing a reetnt NBC broadcast. Weathermen or WBBM, received a strange • • • • • • present the other day. In a broadcast last Great consternation last Thursday night ing. Many of his letters are from persons Mae Singhi Breen and Peter de Rose, WCi!k he sang so feelingly about "My Old a.t WC'FL! There was not the custom.ary living on farms-where there Is plenty of NBC's "Sweethearts of the Air," recently Kentucky Home" and "Down Among the bouquet of nowers ror Mills VeJla Cook Who celebrated their second wedding anniver­ u~. Lonesome Pines" that one of hiS listeners sings from 9 to 9:30 p. m. For several * • • sary by singing one of de Rose's new com­ from Kent.ucky sent him a package con­ months previous an anonymous listener had positions, "Another Candle On Your Birth­ taIning two bunches or the "long green"­ sent flowers to Miss Cook. He or she was Edna ounnJnghatn. Juanita Brown and day Cake:' Kentucky tobacco, sun cured. The Crooning asked to kindly identIfy himself or herself, Peggy Forbes, otherwise known as The COlonel hM been crowing about it ever but the pleas went unanswered. When the Chlcagoettes, ba.ve been signed to open the • • • Gene Arnold, narrator during the Beau· '"'~. posies were not forthcoming last Thursday new Queen Cotton Club in Cincinnati. The nJght MIss Cook felt something of a serious Vio baa a reputation for "making good" urul Thoughts broadcast over an NBC net­ • • • work, once won a diamond medal as a A. B. Hartley, program director of WGES, nature might have happened to the sender. on their "in person" appearances, just as WCF'L, to ease her worry is contemplating they do over the a.ir. vocalist in Chicago. Is going on a well earned vacation to Hot SpringS, Arkansas, Where he will recuperate contacting the "Shadow," maybe he know::;, * • • • • • eh whait? Phillips Lord, better known as Seth for a week after a heavy season of program Ted Weems, whose orchestra. 1l!I be9.rd Pa.r'k:er, NBC's down-Easter, has been made production. Gene Dyer, manager of the sta.. ~ery night over the CBS network from a. life member of the State of Maine SOCiety tion, sa.ys tha.t he is actua.lly going on a • • • Chicago, claims to be the only band leader at San Diego, California. vacation-he Is not fired, yeti Fred Smith, who conceived the Idea. for Who bas had the son of a President of the the March or Time broadcasts, has re. United States as his guest conductor. In • • • • • • linqulshed his position as writer of the %928 Weems and his orchestra were playing Dusting off the old ones , , , A three-a-wCi!k series of programs, which dramatized news scripts to youthful Tom at a dance which follOWed the Harvard­ A New York radio fan with a good thest­ was heard with great success last year, re­ Everett. Smith has rented a vUla at BiaITitz Yale game. Among the dancers was John rical memory think9 Myrt and Marge, the turns to WLS on Mondays, Wednesdays where he will write a novel or two. Everet.t Cool1gde, son of the then President. who new Wrigley team, should revive that and Fridays. The Maple City Four is known brings a cosmopolitan background to his a.!Ited if he might direct the band.. Ted ancient song hit of the 1908-1909 season: as the Caterpillar Man. The program is pooition, having studied at Yale, Oxford, l'ead1.Iy relinquished the baton and d.a.uced "Oh you: Spea.nnint kiddD witb. ~ooe sponsored. by the Caterpillar Tractor Com_ the University of Grenoble and the tJni'Vel'· Lof[ With fOunc Coalid&:e'a fiancee. Wrigley eyes." pany. mtJ 01 Munich. PROGRAMS FOR MONDAY, DECEMBER 28

A. M . 11'J1D-.)b.ry A.1dell: home taDI: ll:G 'WQlf_li'GN Music Weaver. 'I" l'I"Ollf....Jhtt.le Ma.an. coDtnlto WAAl'-.J1m &lid "Bob, Ra~ "- 1I'IlA~Dr . Her:man N. Bu~ WlIAQ-TQ Woman'. CakI>du; .1... 6:00 1I'CFL-Suorlse Hour 1';SBC-Home Hour. 1f])lUI_DaIly Tlmea .1'O'_s FIa.IIIh.,. Hamilton l'I"GE8-0kl Walt2:u l'I"CFL-PhU Spltalny T ... na-at.. N"8CI ",L8-WLS SnlU" A Whn. Progt'l.. WIBQ-BlJIIIIded MotorlstJl SereD&d4t W.\A"F-Top c' til" Mornhll:" lO:lS Wa:K-organ Speclalt:y NDC ~eatb e~; Fl"1llt a.n4 Vecetable WnDII-Dorothy Davta "fIfEX~ StdAp; Wak... maur.e, .... WLIi---WLoS Tradin&" Pan Market; Evealo&" Post Reportv WBKJI-.,Rhytbmk aereu..... NBC w:.AQ-T. ld.. A. Nltlac..,p elte.relaM atrectnr. z..--sc c. l'I"~"Re1'Ue;EmeT7Deut.a11.. 1I'lll~tudio procraa .. " WllJQ-U"cle .John'. lI'unily nw~ Slr.u...; w.x.. ~ OrebHrt.ra. CBS lfIJD-lIeuallfne Piuu> Redql WL8-CumberlaD4 Rl.-a RilD-'" direct""", l>o"1JC W.AA:F--'!:e.lon Mus!e lfAll'-8acre4 mll.le; eatlDat.ed lift W.J.JD-NeIgbborhood ~ W.A..A.l'-Tht Bandstud WOEs--;Melody Parau stock receipts l'I"A.A..F_lleIDdy r..... l'I"C:I'L-Farm IUId Poolt.t"J" ta.k J. 1fILBI-G(>I,pel. Se....-t.c. 111 Quell: WL~apI. Clty FOIJr 1.114 Ralpb. Em- W.GES-Cbeer TwIN 1.11. 1fOlf-Goocl Il.eahb u4 T.,...... !hG 1fE~"l:t-Ma1l:8 ot Melol1y; If1uT7 KOC .... ",rlKln 11:-" WG:N-Ca ~1 Hoeflle: pluiIst 11ISS WLJ-..Ev1lDl:rr&: PoIIt Reporter Orchestra. NBC WAA],'-!I!ornln;' Patrol lO:]1R-Rogers .Mnalcal TriD, KBC 1I"C:FL-'ItDdia procnom •• 55 WDDM-Farm Informatloil l'I"JUnl-Amer. Inllt. of Food!! WIBG-TIIe lIe TImer. wrnO-"'... ew9 or the Day ~ .... WGN-Charlle Viltlte'a Gym or the AJr WUD-Bart'a ReyUS 7;00 :It."YW_Toward a Wo~14 Culta... W.AAl'~iIdren·s n-tel" 1nL~Q-Toll o' the Morning; Farmer W:J7D-Organ Concert 12:00 WGN_"JJfid-da,. Service..­ no'" WAAF-Po]ll11a.r Mi>1odle" W!l.AQ-Fa.rmel" Eu.&.k; Ne.... ftub,ell '1!IID WBDM-D. A. R. procram WCFL-On the 8 :15: Landt Tr"- aDd WGE8-Vocal VarleUea WDBII-Con"ta!>ee Parker YooU&"; bM.vt,- .... WON_Blme Allen Hoft, cOlltralr. White: Songs an~ patter. NBC WIDH-De\'QUnnal Hoor ..... CBS WJIlAQ-WMAQ SyncopaloTII WBBll_MusLClII 'I'1me Snver "WIDG-Lllllebeon Mnslcals 10:411 WIlAQ_UuJ:"CI l4arlaci and hili .M:a.rto.­ l'I"C),'L-The Fair prellenUr til• .1~ :K l' W-Marsha.1l Field &: Co.'a Muslca' WL~Pratrls Farme~ Dlnller~ Proc, Felleration Club eUe.'!!. NBC W.1JD-Paul Italier'. Couriers C.'" WEYll-Lally Ne:l:t Door; dlDdua'. ~ WAA.F-Nooll-tlme melodles:_ta.r I:ram. NBC lfJJD-WLS-MurjllbyHnppy MiDStrelilGo LuckJ' 'l'lJ:ne; Art 1------1 WCHI-Fa.mtllar Melodies ITW-PeI:O" Wlntbrop CbU; ~ Llnlck WMlIJ-PlaDo &lid Orpll Du4u mallie. NBO WAAl'-Tune Shoppe Vitality Guest 12115 1fBB._Farm Frolk:. CBI!I W/.ll:I-Gerber Health Tall< WCI\W-~luBlcal Breakfast W.L\F-World New!l: KouJ[. \IbloIat WMBl-MGrnirc Worship Period 12,25 1fBB"-Local Proomc.. lifa.rlc "'onhlp; Time aIgtuol :;~~~~~~~~~ ~",!,:tIoa K\"W_Hex Maupin Aces of u... A..I:r WCP L-C1'eerlo; lIlSpiratlonaJ t.a..Ik &lid 12:)$ WD1I.M.~ tl>at Never Grow Ow, WJ.rD-lIOOlJebeart ChUdr ... mu~l c. NBC 12:40 WCFL-Poultry TalII:: Farra T.JII WOES-Popular Arl.lllt. WIlUlf-<:hr1liltlan Selene. Clml"cbea of WLlI-Swlft aDd 00. program WON_Uncle 011. and his Kre-'" l!'iools 12:45 W1UQ-WYAQ Salon quartet .. " Gon,;. CBS WIUO--B"lova Eye Openen WJnr-ntinuls Mcdleal Soci.. ty; WM,\Q-Elementnn- Fre!ldl: .1.., n.c WLS-Rader'. Tal>ernacl. Doet.,..'. w. WC'PJ..--Studlo Pr~m W,\A.·_~lornln&' concert l'I"ORJ-Conmwnity Progl"3Dl; __- WEXB-OM :Pappy; negro !mpe"",,_ 7, <\$ \r3I,\ Q-Cream of \\"eat: .Tnlly Bill aDd menU! and popu1u musle t10M. CliU Souble-r. NBC WBnll_Fel.. pla!>lat .J ..I><'. ~nc 1.1011 WGN_A1l:aft Grant WJlIlll-Old Dutcb Girl; newsy Jingles ID 1flIAQ-Radio Troubadour.j Har61d WIIlG-Du~k Dreame rh)·me. CBS Stolellt1"llo Glenn. XBC 1.114 WL8-Graln Ma~ket NBC WAA.I:·_Bil nt lI!l'eryth!n&' )(l'\\"-Rex MaupIn Aeee 0( t.bf, Air 1.IU WON-WGN Rondollera alld FrallOt. J, W)tAQ-Tom Warlnc's Trooboodnllr•• WOES-Tea. Dllnca ,:15 Morna. barlton.. 1l'CFL-Mornlng MUSicale WID()....-8tudlo program .... W/.n-&.lon Orchestra WL8-Phll Cook, the QUlI.ker Man. NBC )."Tlf-Late stock quotn.t\oDs .... WON-Leonard Salvo at u.. oreu WGN_Farm Service: wenthel" nnd DYe WL8-Ttte Book $bc)p; 'if=. V'Icl11 .... IDUQ-Topsy Tul"VJ' TIm.. ; ToD.itI stonk repOrts: Leona.rd Salvo A style of singing that brought her WAAF-Good EIIgilosb Toorlnll Out West WCFL-Rae!lo Shoppers Club 'lfCFT,-Snort. Review a featured role in tbe "Greenwich 1,» 1Of.A.Q-Cnr~eIIt EveIlUl, BIlu7 "'er, \VnTI)I-Tony'a 8cr~book: Tow WOM. NBC WENU_Waldorl Emplu Orchestra. N8CI CBS Village Follies" wilt be he;.rd over WJlTlM-J. Wllllon Dot,., orp..... 1fC:rL-Fir"st Dloughtera of Amel"te& WI JIG-News ot the Da,. ",11IO-Orpn Melodies WBBM and the Col umbia net­ WBBJ[-&::hODl. ot Air. CBS WLs-nOC Flasb; weather report; En- u.. Kl"W-RalslnC Junior; dom~ ... WIBG-'n>o Readlnc Room; Fr", nlng Post Reporter work, when Lucille Peterson it GR· NBC bam; Publlr. Tbealre ReJKIrt.,. WA ,\~'-Vanlty Fair WJJD-Sue and Ed Xl"l'I"-Terrn.:e GardeA Orcbao.t~s WG F.S--SongS of BohemllL brought to the microphone as guest 1VSBC-Yarlety Progra.JII l'I"LS---SwIft'a Melody Mell WGES-J)on'lI Old SoIlC BooI< 15 :45 WON-WON MUlllc Weal'ers star of "Vitality Personalities" this WAAF-Liv.. stock market Wl1.AQ-BIBHII Pickups: Larn- Lanen, WO"S-Flules PIxies; <:II"drell'. prllCl"Ql WSD~odlo Program orprWrt.. NBC Wednesday at 9:00 p. m, " .. WG"N"-Unele Quln'lf Puncb and lUIfy l't"I,8--.Qur Daily Food; Colonel Oood­ 1141 WGN"-Cha.rle" lIudson. .T~. 'Il"1lAQ-Al;>1m Staboll IolId Hat"oW. V_ body. NBC WllL\Q-Plaoollolld. .Joe Ra:!oIpb: Town "" Horne Crlu W,IAI'-Orgnn Melodlell: live stock mkt. 1Q:45 WGX-Hank Harrington ancl his H&nk.... WCFL-.John MuweU: 1004 talIr Wr.:l\-Farm Sen'lce: nut 11.01: P13rket: WCFL-Bob Foraans: tS1>Or 'WIDO-Alr Ca.d.et.B; Eddte aD4 :r..... w::-s; WGN Music Weaverll WAXF-P\:a.QoeSQu.. \\"O~ ),Iusle Weav"r" WESll-Jll and .Tud),,: book aD4 plq Ca.-an8.UIb WCF~.!Io program EY1'I'-\\1tl1... ·11 Orohelrtra. NBC lfllAQ--Queatloll Bo-:< :Man: Ml1SicBl re"l"iew. NBC l'I"CJII_I.W.A.c' Concert; cla.sslcal1llDlllc Hodgepodc,;:e WBBlI-F.\"8lIS Fur Fa&hiOJl Para4-Pcr",onBIlty Girl WOES-Etcblngs In Romance W]L\Q-Farmer Rusk; Town CrIer; "WIDo-."\Iark Flsber'lI Tea Dansa.nt WOES-OJ1Iclal Race Results br Amen. 10:00 WGN-WG!,< ll~sk Wesl'ers mt."Q &lIon Quartet J\l'W_Re:x ~taupin Aces of u... AIr ean Radn&" Record WlfAQ-lllaslcal Bo/l&"epod£s WCFL-Barton O~ga.n Reellal by Eddy WL8-AI & Pete In "NutcOicker Revle.... ' wC1Uf-Ruy,fs GUIde WCFJ..--Varlety Program Hanson WIID-Iloward Peterson; o~gaa 6:10 W]ln:U-Suce~!I" InlervieW"ll \\"nnM~1elody Pa~ade; Emery Deutsch WESE-Home Sec.tce WAA f'-Tea Time Topics 6,15 WO:: an orchestral three of his Sunday broadcasts and thus performance from our eastern metropolis. Corm.a.ck's familiar address to Schneider, • • • his accompanist, that came 60 na.turalIy giving less well-known conductors a chance A laborer, living near Australia, writes to to appear in a prominent "spot." The Phil_ New Year·s afternoon the Met presents _ y that he arl5es early one morning each before each nUlDber on t.he broadcast: "All the first Puccini opera e\'er heard on the right, Teddy." Two elderly lrlsh ladles tell harmonic this week is being taken over week to hear thill same orchel:/tra, and a air from an opera house, copyright privileges me they enjoyed that phr~ moot of all by Vladimir Golschmann, whose short term auccessful artist tunes in on it in hI.!; villa at the helm of the Saint Louis Symphony having prevented heretofore. Lucrezia Borl In Capri. Such!s the change that ten Everyone could Ond something different seems to have righted tha-t orchestra's and Bcnimlno Glgil wlll combine their voices years have brought in the music world with to enjoy in John McConnack's program-for course, after llos several seasons salling on in the roles Introduced by Sembrich and Ca­ all the impUcatlons of eoonomlc adjustment me, t.he greatest thrlll was in his slnging troublous waters. TIle world premiere of ruso In years past. On Saturday afterncon far the artist. And the public, I think, has of Cesar Franck's "Panis Angelicus," and Alexander Tansman's "Tryptique" was con­ '·Donna Juanita." on of \'on Suppe's many benetlted by the change. It.s major interest another thrill the General Electric provided ducted by Mr. GoIschmann last month, and light operas, will have its Metropolitan pre.. l1es in getting good music as often and as me was the chance to hcar "JelTY" Farrar he will Include that on hiS program today, micre. chiefly as a vehicle for Maria Jcritza. cheaply as possible. If huge combinations before she deserted the lyric ship. The mani_ along with Cesar Franck's only Symphony, Evcn though Mr. Taylor's description bc ac­ wm provide It, well nl'ld good. Whether they fest sincerity of her feeling and the re­ two nooturnes by Debussy, and three dances curate and complete, many WllO have seen do or not, their opportunities and obligations strained simplicity of her utterance made up from DeFalla's ballet, "The Three Oornered the blonde Viennese beauty will probably are enormous. They have at their disposal wish for television, (ml, perhaps. tele_touch. the .bss of voice for all who have heard Hat." the means for the musical education of a her in earlier days. It one had been hearing nation. E:wh Saturday hereafter, dUling the cur.. ber for the first time and expecting a rich • • • rent seasel}, and. also, during next season. voice, he might have been bored, but had he Leopold Stokowsld conducted last night porl.lcns or the Metropolitan operas will be • • • observed her art In Its prime and could now the Brahms· First and Wagnerian excerpts broadcaat. It does not look as though the attune a sensitively recepUve lmaglnation to ThLs was the third in his series of historical demise of opera, so often celebrated, is upon In the Oeld of t.be bro!l.dcast recital, a.tter the signifIcance and Ule mood of the music, broadcast. The programs are always inter­ us yet. five seasons of .rupremacy, Atwater_Kent h88 he would surely have found himself in the esting, as mUch for the conductor's new :yle1ded supremacy to the General Electric channel of her poetical communication. ideas regarding established traditions 88 for TwIlIght Hour-which, like more and more No matter who else may come, there will al­ anything else. * * 01 the radio "hours," 18 a half-hour. ways be a place in our memory for "Goose The Chicago Civic Opera has been broad.. Girl" walking bravely through the town Walter Damrosch presents his Symphonic casting !CO! several seasons, though musjclans Atwater-Kent broadcasts, so long the ga.tes amid the pealing of bells, wearing her hour each Sunday over NBC, as well 88 his do not feel the half-hour period is adequate. br1ght spot on each Sunday for the lover or crown and follOWed by her white tlook. That weekly Appreciation programs each Friday. This next Saturday evening. the grest cast music recitals, number only seven this sea.. was the Image I bad, IIo'i I heard her hall' He has decided kI give Wagnerian operas in that has been assembled for "Die Meister.. .on. and the fI.~t descended from the usual speak-half sing "Koenisgs KInder, Koenisgs English, believing that the English words singer" will be heard In the opening Church­ classic repertoire to an entire hour of Ru­ Kinder" • , • one of those rare moments when wlllincreasc the understanding of the music scene. We "ill hear hardly enough to arouse dolph Friml's music. General Electl1c has art lifts u.s out of ourselvC6, It will, if a plausible and singable transla­ enthusiasm, and I hope that time will make 80 fat' IIhown no intention of malntaing the tion Is secured. That English can be sung possible the broadcasting of the entire high standard for program material origin_ There have been other great moments In the same as any other language has been opera. which blends so supremely creativ6 ally set by Atwater-Kent. The sponsors have these programs. I recall especially Rosa proved; though, of course. it does not follow spontaneity with consummate musical craft. apparently wished to please everybody and Ponselle's Singing of the magnlficent old the laws of euphony as closely as do some have mixed the .serIous with the light, the Hebrew lament "EilI, Eill"-and her com­ of the other languages, for example, Italian. A wise af)d thoughtful student of aestheU" dramatic wlUl the sentimental, the good pelling plea for peace as she began the aria values, Ignace Jan Paderewski, considers Today Mr. Damrosch will present the first "Die Meistersinger" not only the greatest 1rith the trash. Is there any reason for em­ from Verdi's "Forza del Destio." Un1ortun_ aot of Wagner's "Lohengrin." ploying great artists to have them &!ng ately I bave not always been able to hear work of genius ever achieved by a musician, but the greatest ever achieved by any artist cheap, oontimental songs? Perhaps there is, every one of the artists who have signed There are also Symphony Orchestras sup­ for talent often transfonns the trivial Into porting Ernest Hutcheson, the pianist, and In any field of human activity. A daring Mmlething transcendent, as John McCor· the guests' register at NBC. lit would be con­ Tosoha Seidel, the vlolinist.'J, in their weekly Judgment, magnificently unquaUfiedJ But mack hAs so frequently done. Then-let us venient if the government or the municipal­ broadcasts. not, perhaps, too daring, too unqualified. have, at least, tastefUl arrangement of the Ity, or, even better, the gum dlspenslng There are many who llave suspected the The week just passed marks the end of a primacy of Wagner's gigantic and magical program. The General Electric program companies, would Install a radio at ~h bullders sbould re.study the art (or science) long siege to that rock-bound citadel of score-at least In the field of music. What. of arranging musical programs. ahey make block so that one could drop in a dime and American opera, the Metropolitan. On indeed, can one set beside It? the same mistakes as did those who out­ hear a program. Christmas afternoon, the entire production lined the first Unemployment Relief pro­ of Humperdinck's "Hansel und Gretel" wI'S But, without maklng any compa,rlson&, ('tam: Instead of beginning with the Sousa * • • broadcast from tha.t company's stage to a hear It and enjoy It! March and introducing President Hoover This Sunday Lawrence Tibbett comes to after the Bach Prelude and Fugue by the us after a breath-taking tour. Few singers cleverworld-wide among audience. journalists, Deems who Taylor,has managt!d most! 'r~;~~~~~~~;;~~~;~; to compose two operas for those historic Philadelphia Symphony, why not begin with are working as hard as this young American. Bach and lead up to the march? Aside boards, was the narrator. seated behind a trom the conventional mode of programming Finishing his movie In Hollywood, he starlcd sound-proof glass partition in the grand SON G HITS tha.t has developed, there are purely out across country with five and .sIX con_ tier of boxeli, the former critic described aesthetic reasons for the arrangement of a certs scheduled for eacll week. And there the setting the story of the opera, in which program. You would not think kindly of the Editha Fleischer and Queena Marlo sang of THE DAY are so many encores everywhere that his the name part& boI5tess who fed you a stick of candy or a accompanist writes me it seems like giving "I LOVE LOVIN' YOU" ncb, creamy dessert before giving you the two programs. In Chicago, the middle of On yesterday ai"temoon, Mr. Taylor Intra- "IYlIEN' J M.,\DE A FOOL OF YOU" duced us to one-act of Bellini's ··Nonna," "ront Smile Is Just J,lh Tile $nnslllDe" m.aJ.n course of your meal. That is exactly November, his audience was so Insistent, 'What Ls done in many of our musical broad­ the occasion of that opera's lOOth birthday "TAKl:: )IE IN TOlJll ARMS" that the train he was catching for Winnipeg It was a rare privilege to hear Rosa Pon­ -'-'. had to be held twelve minutes-and he was selle sing Nonna. I remember when she first All for 20c \ I hope you have followed these broadcasts scheduled to begin a recital ten minutes sang It a few seasons ago, how I travelled On Sale at All Newsstands • _the "mike" brings the slightest shading of after the train arrived there. Not so much several miles and was happy to 1'1nd even ·'tOke, of expression, and of emotional :feel­ fun. the life of a concert artist, even when standing-room. It is obvious and hardly Music Stores Everywhere Lq. It has, I think. ieneraJJy done justiC1! )IOU are young and healthy, Lawrence cele- inspired mUSiC, bhat becomea wearisome 8 PROGRAMS FOR MONDAY [Continued]

P.M. nW-Congress Hotel. OrebMtra WJ!lIfll.-Tru6 Stnry, sketch with If...., 10;)0 "GN-The Camel Quarter Hour; Mort_ WLS--Death ValleT O&y.; Jo.. "" Boa· o.nd. Boh. NBC Downey: Renard'. orcheatn.. CBS '125 lfllAQ-Prlncea. Pat be.autt talk nle's orchestr:r.. NBC trBBM--Robt. Bur ...• Panatela.; G'II)' WIlAQ-Th6 Three Doctou: Pratt.! Kl"W_Teaberry SporLls Repo~ter Wlm-Emplre Room El1l!Icll!lbla Lomharoo'a nrche""r&. NBC Shermll.lI and Rudolph. NBC WIBo-Jobll. Cer",., pl&lIO "CFL--Jesss Crawford: nrganlst. NRO ':)0 'ifON-Co~lnnla Water Boys; quart"t WGE8--Neopolltau Nl&bt. XY"-PhUl!~ Flyers: :a.a ~'a WENR--..:Ilerrle·J(en Quart6lt. WMAQ--The Otlcaco Dally Ne .." or the 7:35 WCFL-BulIetlD BOllrd :lAbor lI'I&ahu orchestra Air; "FaebJO!ls," AchsRh Klrobroucb WIDo-Alternatln&' Ver..., Buclt and ~ 7:q WGN-Pompelan MaIre 'UP Bo:I:; ~ "CRW-8tudlo Musical Program McClolII:f's Ordlestra WCFL-DeLus Variety P~og~am tall< and muSic. CBS "CHI-NoveltIes: SlllIoullcemelllll WENU_PhU Cook: Tb6 Quaker M...... ,.d KTW-Stah Sln6l Tomo~row "CFl.-Assoclation 01 Real Ellt&t. Tu­ music WCIU_POpull.r Music NBC payers 01 IlI!noll ' :10 WCFL-Adult EdUcatiOD COUDcD WilBIII-Goiden Bird Broaocut WIBo-.John M. Futt, tu !alb 10:45 WON-Art Kassel f~om the BI~lD&rcli: lVIBO...... lark Fisher'. Orohestra W,J.JD-Frank Maglne; aongs '115 \fIno-Ver,.., Buck. BNoiI View GrelL. WCFL-Cab Callaway Orchelll.... NBC KYIf-Terrsce Garden O~cI'c"tra 1$:00 WGN-Mllls Brothers; negro ql>&rtM.. '120 "CFL-BartoD OrgaD Recital tr,- Eddy WE"NR-Jacli: W'IIltlnc, baritone, soap,.. NBC WJJD--Wilson Dinner Concert CB' "'"~. WGEs-John and Don; two I'iano. WMAQ-Atlantle Md Paclne G)'PatM; "Olf-Legal lntorlllation tnr tbe 1a..nDsn WllAQ-}l:lgin TIme SIgnals; weather .... 'I» port WCIUf-Mualcal Program Harry Horlick's orc.hestra; ~&DIl 'InlAQ--Roman.ce Tim. Parker, tenor. NBC WlnO-Corry Lynll's Orchestrt. 'ICS WGN-The GUlUI'~; comedy sldt WOFI,-<;eorl!'ia Jubilee Slogera WCFL-LQndon Mode progralD WlIIAQ_DX Club WMAQ-Jocur Waves or Melody; VIctor WIUo-Publ1x Theatn Reporter' with 10;50 Arden's orcll; Tom Brown. tenor. NBC lI'BBM-Irvlng Aarcm80n.. CDS Mark };'Isher l1;DO "ON-Herbie Kay Irom the Blact"."" WENIl-The Coldbergs; dramatlc skotch. WIUQ--.4Ifark Flsher'. orche!flra KYW-Rea.! Folks; rural sketah. NBC WMAQ-Vla. Lago .nd UptOWII VIIJ.acit NBC KY\\'-Terrace Garden Orchestra "Clil-Main Street Crusader; talk orcllcstras lVlnO-Coldenrod All Stanj with Irane WLS-Bargy's Maytag orch~ W-.MenM '140 WGX-over tbe Footlighlll WC:t'L-Planet Mars Orooulrt. Taylor, IIOprano, guell't roale quartet. NBC WENR_Mlldred BaUey. NBC ':4$ WMAQ-sJeepy Watet arch.; health talIr KYIV-8tebblns' BoyS; rural sketch. NBC "J.rD-Saloll Orcbtostra Kl"W-I'ubLJc Service Period; Terra.Ol WOEs--Mary WUlI:uns; blu&ll lIOfI&'a wSUe-pollsh Iiour WCFL-WCFL Orche:rtr. Gllrden Orchestra WElfR-To be alllllOUPCed 7:00 IlGN-"E!llIY Aees"; bridge sketch 11:10 WCFL-Artbur Koch, pianist WSUC-Studlo Procrun WMAQ-Dally News concert orchestra WBBl(-M¥rt llDd Marge; 4ramdk WCIII-MetroPOUt.Ii Echoes; op.ra 11:15 WGN-In An Old Cafe sketch. CBS WCFL-PrlnUng Trades Tslk selectlona WCFL-Nlght Court "IUo-Verne Buet. Buch View ,,50 WGK-TomorroW-" Trlbun. 11:15 WENa-V.'byte'. OrcbeBtr&. NBC Gu- WBBM_)lusIcal Trio WIB~ta.c MoC'lood; MUiS4c Do:.; dens orellestra WBIIM-Arouad thfI ToWll.: Ge~ KYW-Valvoll.ne Progr&m KYW-CalltOIl Tea Gardl'lI Orche~tra 10:011 WGK_Bing" Cr09by; Sponsored by Cremo BernJe, AarOGltOn a.ud Par1:l:l..rQ'. Or.,.... WLS-Wbat'a tile News; WWlAm ClArk. lfJJD--Cbucll: and Ed; ~ doNo Cigar. CBS IYIf-I'aul Whltel'!:Ul"a Edgewater ae.dI NBC 11:30 WON-Bourloll!! '"Evenln.s I:a PuW"'; WXAQ-Amos 'n' AnttJ'. NBC Orchestra Guest artist; orchestra. CBS WJJD-Frank1e "H,.lr Pint" Jaxon WCFL-Bs~toll Orgu Reclta1 "" JIIad¥ 11,)0 WO>'f-Tweet Hopn'e Orch.; Herbie Kq WOES-Popular Collcerl W~UQ-CarsoD PirIe Scott" Co. HallflOn from the Blackha.. t; Art Ka.!!1lell WEXR_Parad" of tbe State..; l!!Inoo rr- 7,U WO:S-8I".ln' Sam; The Bsrbasol MalL Ropee's Orchestra; mlxed cbon.. NBC "ENn-Aroos 'n' Andy. NBC the Bismarck CO, 'ifBBlI-Callfornla Tours "IDo-Hour of Dreamaj enaembl...... WCFL-Qrgan Recital, Edd7 Hans". WCi'L-Harry E, S<:beck WIBO-Orialldo Vall GunleD., Wortl'a pol!'try WSBc-Jerry SuIllnn; lIOn&' IIPIIclN WIBo-John Ccrny, pili no Fa!r talb KY"_Teahetry Sporlll Report.,..; 'DMl U," XYW_Terrace Gar"~11 Orchestrt. lI'L8-0ur Children; Aagelo PetrL NBC XYW-Domino Orcllecst.ra.; ,..,. 0W"UI0t. Globe Trotter 12:00 WEKR-Ear1 HInes' Orchelltra WJ.rD-Mooaelleaft Band NBC WCln-Stamtord Singers; qua.rtet musIc WI DO-Preston !knera at tho Ortllllbll 7dlll "OX-Kate Smith; 1..., Panna Program; 8:45 WCFL-Kroelller Furniture Co. Pr"C~ .... lO:lS WGN_The Dream SIlIp Theatre nrgan Swanee music. cns WBliM-The Old Sklp'per WHAQ_LoweU Thomas, Literary DIceet XYW-Canton Tea Ga~den Orcbeat.n. WlIAQ-'1'he Volee or Firestone: Ola.llys " 11lO-Concert Toplc~, NBC WSUe-Dnnce music Rice, 60prllnQ: male quartet; guest 9:00 WOS_:hllnstrel Show; ,·arlety "C),'L-WC~'L Orchestra WMUI...... 'dk!r>lght ~ Hour Spenker. NBC WMAI}-~'u.slcal Ex'pr","; PhIl Ot.maa WEJ!(R-Prince Alhert Quarter Hour; WEroI"R-Don Pedro a.nd Ills Otlill\altra 1l0t,'L_Ml!1!nery Workers Union ami Victor Arden, plano.wo. NBC Allee Joy, contralto. NBC KYW-Coogres9 IIQtel Orchestra WlUO-J1m 11.00 B<.Ib, Hawaiian Gultarlsta WeFL-So!l&"s 01 Ycstoniay WOill_Radlo TolQ': comedy mon~ WIDO_Herb Buteall Orooe9tra PROGRAMS FOR WESDAY, DECEMBER

A.M. 8:30 WGN-Farm ~rvlcc: weather a.D4 lh'. WCi'l.--Fore!gn. Recordlnp "JJD-Don Bigelow's Orche"tra. eM stock report,,; WGN MalI Bo:.; WB.BlI_Evans Fur Fasbloa Parad. WAAF-Popul&r JMlocHe. WIUo-Preston SeUer. a.t U- Ortfllrtal 6:00 W('}'J..-8unrlse Hour WBBM-Enna JeWct prograQl U,lS WON_Arthur Oberl', hoor WLS-W'l...B Smile iii WbUe Tiro. WIBQ-Orgall Melodies Theatre orgall WMAQ-Bl&ck and OoM ltoonI ~1I'trwr. WAA }'-T01' o· the Mornlpc 'IU.S-Evenlng Post Reporter; bog'tluh; KYW-Mrs.. A. M. Goudl.!lll: eooklnC ...- weather report sona. NBC NBC 6:20 WLS-WLS Trading Post W,\AF'_Vanlty F'alr WLS-Uve8tocli: Martet.8j J1llr PvoI, "F.NR-Blsc\l: and Gold Room Orcllest.nt., ':30 W11,\Q-Y. M. C, A. settlng·up esercJses WGES-BohernlAn Melod.le" Poultry lIlarIet ., NBC WlflO-Ullcle John's family g;45 WGK-WGN Music Weayer" "JJD--Mary Alden; hODle tatl< WIUO-Coliege '!'bru WL!;-Cumberiand RkI!;& Runne~~ WUAQ-BlsseU Pickup!!; 1II,Lo ""AA.F~!m &lid Bob; Hawalla.n ... KY,,-SeauUt\l! T.b""gbtl: 0Il1lcli:, Rq WA,\ F-8acred musIc; esHmated ttve WSBe-Home Hoou NBC and Gene: Ir..... Olen. 01lrQ. NBC stock recelpt~ WOES-The Mnslc Room WCFL-Radio Shopper" Club W J Jl)_~lIer'. FIIr Revu. WLS-Pralrle Farmer Family Parly WM'DI-l'\lrenW Bible Sto..,. Hoar ..., WUan_Barl'" Fur Melod.!e" WAAF...... orp!.1I Melodlu '\'1,\,\ t'_~Iorn!AA Patrol WL8-0ur Dally Foodj Colonel o4. lOllS WOK-Popular Hlt.,g 01 th6 Day; WBIIM_Farm I"'orroatlon Leo"'" U:lG WON-Painted Dreams; SpoMOred. .. body. NBC Sal,.., MICkelherry ,,,.'''' 1TG:N-Clut.rlle Willie's Gym ot !he AI~ WAAF-Tuneshoppe; Uye Block __rnt WXAQ_Rhythnl Ramblers: Harold WDAQ-Top 0' thfI Mornln!;; Farmer 9:00 WlIIAQ-Farmer Rusk; TOWl!. Crlerl WGX-Farm Service; lint hoC markot; Stokes' Orchestra. NBC WMAQ Saloll Quartet R~' WGN Music Weavers WCFL-Varlel.1 Program WCFL-Qn the 8 :15; Landt Trio and WENH_Market Report.,g; Musle&l Claet. "C.'£-Bartoll Orean. Recital 11)' E4d:I' White, SOnl{S lind pnltl!r. NBC WMAQ-Tbe Questloll Bo:< I'rllUl Hansoll WBBM-Bo-Peep "1I11K_Bo PMP Progra.ro WENll_lIome Servlc. "JlDM_Muslcal Time Savers Kl"l\·_Hou&l!bold. lnstlttJte; dram&t1sa- lVIBo-Famous Singers A'f'W_~'arm and Home Hour. NBC KYW-llarshaU Field & CO.'II Muskal tlon. NBC Kn'-~Irs. Blekc's Column, NBC "JJD-Tou,,&, Molhen' Club Clo-ck "JJD--Nelghborhood Goss!p "LS-"lieroe~ In Overalls;" Maple City WLS-Cum'berlalld RIdge RUDnen WAA.f'-Workt news report: !ho • • todl WAA:t'--stng and S.. eep WAA:t·-.~elody Lane; Okttim& l'OPII market! Four WOl:S-Poetic MUSIngs WJJTI-liappy 00 Lucky TlmB; Art WOES-Echoes 01 Poland WCRW-Josephlno PrOgr.... WMAQ-United States Navy nand. NBC 10:)0 lVGN-Carl Hoellle, pianist Llnlck • 9:10 WE"NR-our City; cIvic ta.tI< 'fIIAA l,.-Cofree nnd Puns WLS-~Irs. Blanche Chenoweth WDDM_Amer. Institute 01 Foo4a WCRW-Muslcnl Break/ast 9:15 WON-DIgest 01 the day's neWI WIHo-N&ws of tile Day WHBI-Mornlng Wontip Period WM,\ Q_;\fus!"al HodgeJ)Od«'& XYW-),'rances Ingram; heauty WCFT~Mornlng Shullle WDn3l_Da.Hy Tlme~ progral'! .... ,," NBC WBn~r-We Mod~rn~ WinO-Nonsensical Rbythrn~ WJJD-Organ COllcert ,," WON-Leon:.rd Salvo and Robert Ban }\ \"IV-u. S. Marine .Band. NBC WAAF_The Fireside Philosopher "MAC" McCLOUD 'VM.\ Q--l>.Iorn!r.g worshIp; Tlme signals lVOE8-Canary Concert WOE8-S0nga 01 Italy lYe }'I.-cheerlo; Inspirational talk and "AA'F-D:lward Benedlot'a On. IIlI.D WMUl-.'oIuslc; lUobard Moe..,.u.n AND HIS mulsc. NBC 10:40 WM.A.Q--Hugo Mariani and his Marion­ WJllIM--ct.rLslian Science Churchea of 9:ZO WLs--Gene""'" Autry, Oklabo... To&eIar I111nol8 ettes. NBC "rllO--Bulova Eye Openera 9:30 WGN-Chlcago Board 01 Trad. Gra1n 10,45 "ON-Hank Ha~r1ngto1l II.IId h1a Hank... _ ORCJID;TRA WLS-Rader'" Tahernacl. Reports logs; WG!\( Music Weavers \'fA'\F_:\Io~n!ng COllcort 1'rM.,,\Q--Our Da.1ly Food.; Colonel 00001- "MAQ-Unlversityof CbIcago readme­ ,,,. W1UQ--Cream of Whest; Jolly B111 and body. NBC WJ:NR-JUl nnd Judy; boot and pl4y r. Wish Everyon~ Jalle. NBC WBDM-Burnham's Beauty Chat vie .... NBC WLS-"Steamhoat Bm" WIDQ-XeyS3',. S>:erclse and Diet wnBll_AI slid Pete; Comedy am. !IOfICII l1'1I1111_Mlckelberrr's pro!,;ram }\'l"W-8tudlo MUSIC WIDO-The MarlllOla program The Season's 1:01 WOS-opernUc Echo,": Vlneent SoreT, WLS-Tower Topics; Anile &< 81M Jo.'W-8tudto Music conductnr; Palmer Calder and Mahoney, WAAF-'!'belma Nelson, 'blue" WJJD-WUson Hoste~s Greetings fIOlol9bo. CBS 9:15 WON_Digest 01 the "ay'B lIews WAA.'F-Estelle Bar.... ", planfst \'fMAQ--Tom Brennle; LaIl8b Cluh, mOIl_ lrl-W--Gsrfield Park Garden Procram lOIDI_M!sstooary Address ologue wllh mu~lc 9;4$ WON-Tom, Dick 8.1101 Harry, .,.ow trio 11;011 WON_Farm Ser'·'ce; Genera! IIIIor- From WOFJ~WCFL Aeroplane Cluh of '''' WUIIM_Recnrd program WllAQ-Board Trade; To_ C'rl6r: matton Farm Famlly Bulletln WlIAQ-Solvsy stoke ... WLs--QuakH Early Birds; Gcn6 .a" lVDDM-U. S. Navy Band. CBS Glenn. NBC WCFL-Jazr; Program THE MUSIC BOX WAA1'_D1t or Everythlllg lVlllO-Cl>amber MusIc WENR-Genera! Electrle HOm6 Clrct..; "1IJ1M-Jol'lnny Walker KYW-!>Iyste,.,. Chef, NBC Theodore Webb, barltolle; orsan. NBC '·DAS·ALL·· ". WC),'J...... 'oIornlng MUMcaie WX.S-To.... Crier Conking Scboot WIIU!lf-Dorottty Davl" "MAQ-Tom Waring's Troubadouu, NBC 10:00 WGN-WGN Music Weaver. WI Bo-Around U.e Ho.... WLS-Pb.U Cook, ~lIe Quaker Man. NBC WMAQ-MuS'ioaJ. Hodogepodge l(YW_Prudenc. PeGD# 9 M.".por~... 0,.,. Star ,. Another Smith for NBC Enf/JP!ia!tic about TelemioD • The belief that television will be- come the greatest possible stimulus to the development of opera was expres· sed by Lucrezia Bori, international1y known soprano, after she had in· spected the experimental television Don Pedro, dapper thoroughbreds in the you n g orchestra­ country named after facilities .11 the Columbia studios re­ leader from Guadala· him , .. bets money cently. jara, Mexico, has been on the horse . , . never "Television," she said. "will mean called back to Chicago loses ... Dan's full name that a now restricted audience will by his enthusiastic is so long that he cannot broaden into one literally all·inclu­ admirers .. , twenty years remember all of it himself sive," She also stated that she believed old , .. good-looking. , • Don Pedro •• , receives enormous fan· that the new development would lead possessing nne musical qual­ mail, due to having toured in this country to the writing of new ities of his own, he is the most youth­ the principle cities of the United States operas with locales familiar to thc ful jazz orchestra leader in the country and Mexico .. , answers all his letters aUdiences, and with librettos in Eng­ .•• Perennial student of music ... dresses modestly, usu.llly in lish. does all his own arranging. , . it was brown .. , excellent dancer ... except his orchestra that was responsible in for good cars and a straight nose he r ____ J'AGrOnf TO YOU ____-, many ways for the tremendous popu­ bears a striking resemblance to Tony This is Mary Smith, a young draw larity of the "Peanut Vendor" ••. Canzoneri ... his boyhood in Mexico matic actress from the stage and fotte is rhumba numbers, scintillating has made him an excellent horseman .creen, who is to be heard on several Spanish rhythms, and novelty num­ , , • he still does some riding ... dramatic features of the National bers , •• bis orchestra is augmented despite Pedro's youth he holds a for­ FUR COATS Broadcasting Company in the Deac Lowest Prices in by seyeral odd instruments originating midable place among America's band­ future. Miss Smilh is a native of History in Mexico ... tastts an purtly Amer­ masters, and he seems destined for a Ohio. ican •• , fond of pork and beans, and brilliant future, . he may be heard Newest 1932 Styfes doesn't likt Hot Tamalrs or Chili, , . OYer the network of the National High \Vaist Lines Don Pedro bas one of the fastest Broadcasting Company. Ponles • CaBabyrneul Lloyd Huntley and bis Isle 0' Blues orell­ Bonded""$67 Seal Unlque among dance orcbeet.ra.ll 111 Phll P1sher'1I Orchestra, wblch 111 he&rd from the estra, recently heard over 'YTMJ, Milwau­ Muskrat Broadtail • MIKR~TIC Tel!. ~ck Hotel in AlbB.ny. N. Y., &II It is kee, opens an engagement at the Cosmo­ - ])OfJSibl1 radio'll on1y band working on s. politan Hotel at Denver for MCA on Jan­ VALUES TO $200 IItr1cUy co-operative baala. Seven of It& orig- uary 5th. GENUINE FURS " 1na1 eleven members are I!t1ll in the band • • • -ALL SIZES RadIo Guide w111 pay one dollar for aDY and it baS appeared Wlder Ule fiames of Jan Garber and hls orchestra, recently 3 ee•• ono Frto StOrAKO and Repai ... JIikrlUo accepted and printed. In thJa eol· .several of tbem during tts IJix yeMS of beard over KDKA, Pittsburg, will broadcast 1IlXIIL Wkr1t.1C11 aN! remarks of any Idnd eld.stence. PbU, its present nominal leader, over WLW, Cincinnati, starting January Made on the air whIch will 1Dtcre6t otller III ita trumpet player and t.he or1g1nal organ­ 8tl1, while playing an engagement at the MURRAY- BLACK CO J)eOPIe. TheY may be amUB1ng, tnsp1r1ng. Izer. It bas orten been beard abo Wlder- tJ:Ie Netherland-Plaza. Hotel. 110 /lOll'J'll nEAnnonN s'r. 1unDY. pathetJc, or queer. name or MartY Britt, Its featured vocal1Bt, guKar player, and anotber of ~e orlglnal Here are the rules: The quotation IIboUld eleven. Bernie CUmmins and bis New Yorkers, -.ot exceed 11fty words. It mU8t be accom· heard over WON,• Chicago,• * during the last I :~;";';";';";OO;';_;W~"~"~"~"~'~";';';'~"~';~ pmled. by the name of the person who made • • • week, tollow Wayne King into the Hotel .. the e:raot tlme it was beard, aDd the 'V1tlcem Lopez, NBC maeatro and pioneer 6cbroeder, Milwaukee, on December 27th, IIlaUOn from Which it waa beard. TIle name broadcaster.:recall& the day wben the rivalrY and will broadcast nightly over WTMJ. and address of the sender must be attached. between ftudev!lle and radio wall to bitrer ~ be WIllI Biven ll1s cllol.oe of going off the * • * Any nwnber of M1krltJcs may be eent by Maurie Sherman and his orchestra, play- CIIle person. In ease two or more pen!OIlS air 01" canoell1ng a two year booking on tJ:Ie ~ vaudev1lle cireu1-t in the country. ing at the Via Lago, Cbicago, are beard over ..mmit 1lbe same Mllmtlc, the first entry two radio 6tatlons every day. During the fteelved will be printed. Acldrem:yuur let­ Lopez ebose to broadClUJt, and today radio OWDII thaI; ftudev:llle e1n:ult. atremoon they broadcast a period over ten: to M1kJ1t1c, care of Radlo Guide. WBBM, cllrect from tbe College Inn; and at turf fans ...... • • • nlgbt over WMAQ from the Via Lago. ThJ,t week'a wtnners: Bogan Bancoet, popUlar MOA maestro, Wbo baa been heanl. With bls orchestra over • • • PbIl Cook-December 18-tl:30 p. JD,.­ The meek TIttle man was telling Ted many aoul.hem I'I:&t1ons 1nduding EPEC, lVENR. Representative McPa.dden's belbg Weerus about his trip to Europe. • • Houston; WBAP, Port Worth; and WVOO, ~ltted from the Hoover list .. Uke "And wben you were in Rome," Ted in­ truest. TUlsa, 111 very .upen;t1Uoua. Be canies a 1m tile grapefruit-there's more in H: 'Cban quired, "dId you do as the Romans did?" rabbit's len too$ in hia lett hlp at meet!! tile eye I" pocket "No," was the reply. "My wife was along. Jerome NudellnaD oJ! tim... I did as she clld." • • • • • • • SOm.ebody Ito1e Wayne King'1I pet araxo­ • • OFFICIAL BW Bay-December 10-10:00 p. JIl..­ Nine_nine out of 100 people llsten­ WMAQ. "Amos can not come to work today phone in Chicago the other night. It was I.ng in on the Lucky Strike hours last week in an by one 0( Is automobile owned bls were able to identify Arthur Jarrett, formcr I»ecause hla Ja.w 9tJll sore." mus1clans. away with Stephan FInnegan Thieves got the car Cblcagoan, wben be sang several numbers RACE RESULTS wb1le tile bflnd was broadoastlng. Wayne's aa an unannounced tenor. Jarrett was • • • saxophone 1m8 ,. part of the loot. PhU Baker-December 20-8:25 p. m.­ placed on a program with the Jack PetUs' 'WON. "rm goIng to buy Niagera Falla and • • • orcl1estra, and Walter Winellell did not Tunc in .at It up into shower baths." Onnand Downes, the handsome young name b1m, but referred to Art as "Radio's Eugene Roteck1 dTum.mer in Ted Weems' orchestra met the New Singing Sensation." Jarrett now Is daugbter of the local banker while tJ:Ie band heard da.1ly over the CBS network from • • • WM playing in a .!Jmall town. The father New York. Station WGES WCFL announcer-December 18-G:I0 heard about It: 'Tm not having any p. m. "BeautIful strlpped .madras 3b1rt3 are • • • daughter or mlne keep c«npa.tly with a Several Chicago orchestras are being re­ 1300 KlLOCYCLES-220.4 METERS DOW for 58le." musician," be BEL1d. llearsed daUy by RKO leaders. Report Is E. C. Juhnuke The musician, to square t.1:l.1nga, gave the that Radio-Keith-Grpheum plans to build 6 p,Ol. Daily • • • banker a ticket to the performance of tllat. up theiile orchestras for radio and local 'Malcolm LaPrade-Dec. 20, 1931-3:00 evening. enrertalnment work. ,. m.-KYW. "U you follow the rule of tbe The next day the banker ealled Ormand: • • tbft,e little apes-(Hear not.bing, I!ee noth­ "I'm flOrry for what rve aa1d. Everything's • • * all right. Yaun not a musician-you're a Pred Waring, bead man of Waring's Penn­ Official Race Results for This q, _1 nothJDg) no one will ever make a sylvanians, visired friends In Cllicago last monkey of you." drummer!" week wblle enroute from HoUywood to New Broadcast Furnished by Maude B. Warner • • • York. Fred's band was beard last summer at Many stories have been written about "the the Dells and over the CBS chain. • • • show must go on," and the narrative of bow WCPL AnnoWlcer-Deeember 20-12:45 AMERICAN Fm.nk Stretz continues to lead b1II Pertuss1n • • • .. m. "'Eddie Hanson will conclude b1.s pro.. A poll of Chicago radio orcbestra leaders &Nom 'ID a Dream'." orchestra over Columbia despite a fract.ured resulted in the selection of Pierre Andre, RACING RECORD Fred H. Scbumacber aboulder goes along with the boot of them. Recently, as Stretz was crossing one of tlle WON annoWlccr, as the most popular an­ • • • metropoli.s' busiest. Intersections, a careless nOWlcer among the maestroo. Pierre, a for­ ADnouncer on Loftlll Jewelry Program­ driver ran Into him and Btretz came out of mer newspaper man, cut his eye teeth as a Deoember 21-11:00 ... m.-WCFL. -A It w1.th a bad. fracture. H1.s chest and right radio announcer &everal years ago over Chrtstmas gUt for blm-watches and clgar­ arm are encased in a plaster cast, but wJth KSTP, St. Palll. He is regarded by many of ate cases open Wltll eleven at night. hill free len arm be continuea to lead biB baving that intangible somet.hing called, . Diane Cooke m~ - "shoWDlallShip" lD llis radio 8lllloWlcing. I - PROGRAMS FOR TUESDAY [Continued]

A. M. ':15 nAQ-News Flasbe~ with W9XAP WBB.-FIy\n,g Hawks; Al~ Club 1'I'L8--Muslca.l MagazIne' Re,·eiera lllIaI'- l"-YW-Hea!tll Talk IflDO-Xews of the Day tet. NBC ' XYW_Raistng .lUIIi"r; dome sUe aklt. WJJD-&tloll Orchestra WON_WON 101\181<: Weanu WL&-Shoppers' Service u.. NBC wSlle-Ital!an Program WJJ1nr-Oally T!m~8 News F]3.Sbn 3:25 liTlf_Rex 1IlalJfl!n Acell 0{ the Air WJJD-Sue and Ed Iuuo-Bonded Motorist!! Serenad. ):30 1VO~-Ten Eyelt OreheSlr"- CBS WlIBe--.studio Program 8;10 WC],'L-Artbur Kocb. ptan.bt Il'lfAQ-Thc 1I'0000en'" Calell4ar; .1 ...... WL9--Wenlher; Fruit and Vegetable WGES-Curta.l1l Calls 8:lS WC ...·L-1>IIght Court )larkets; .e>·"ning l>ru;t Reporter Hamilton WDB!I-C;Oncert orchestra WJJD-Columbla Revue; Vincent Soreys WCFJ~Tr-lPOU TJ1<) 5111 WOY_F1e:rles Pixles: chDdren's pro-­ WE"Slt-':Uontrose M","",. proml:>.ent 4i'a, gram 1fJJ~ck alld Eld. pb,no duo Orchcalra. CBS lidO WOX-Romance. 01 the S ..... : dra.m.atlo matlc erlUc. NBC S:lS WGN_Uncle Qllln'e Punch and Judy Show ".hAlt-The BandatanG WBnM-Dorotb~' Darla "allon. CBS '\"MAQ-~1usleal Program UIi50 WON---Good H~nltb arA TraLnIni: WIBo-stu-d.!o program WMAQ-WMAQ Concert Orche3'tra WCFL-John Maxwell; lood talk WJJD-~feuanlne Plano Recltal Wy'1;U-"Grea.t Per""naIIUes~; Fra:d... 11155 WI,s-1':\'cnlng Post Reporter WIBO-Alr Ca.dcb9: Eddie aDd FaJ:II11e WAAF_Pat Hoster: lrlsll teoor CBvallllugl!. Hunt. Nnc WGr:S-Camptown 1I1lnstrel. lTDlIM_tlrooks &: Ron P. lIL KYW-i\'byte'~ Orcb~ NBC WMlJI---Swer Brush Man: 12101 WGN_II!ld.Day ServiCe! orcheatrn. NBC W~IAQ-Fnrmer RlI~k; New/! :I'Iashes Ornhest~a. NBC "BBM-Art .larrett, song.s. CBI!'I WIBO-WU.>OHans 8:45 lTCFI._Kroehler Furniture Ce. PrOCT~ WJlll~(-P.~l.>at·etl Vnr!ctll'll; tbe WaodEir. 51)(1 WG"N-'.l"h& Sy\vantans; fl'J'I.rtet. CBC!I ers quartet. cns. WJJD-Bart's Fut Revue WnDM_Irvlng Aaron""n·. orchestra \VAAF-World news repor18 WMAQ--Ray PerlrlIl.s. Tho Old Topper. Wl:BO-.J1m alld Bob, HAw3.l.\u Ger WENR-Alr Juniors; chlliIrell'. procram WMAQ-Huu Columbo atlI!: h!.s orche.. WCIIT_F'nmlllnr Melodies WBBX_Howard Neumlllfll", plazl1at tra; LIlIterlne ProgrUIIL NBC WMI!I~\I &&Sa.ee Collegiate Announcer WIBQ-Stndto progTam "" Cl"L-Song~ 01 Yesterday UllS WIlUM-BrooltB aJ1r 121]0 WG!f-Cheater Dal."g9. tenor and WGN XYIf_PhIDlpa Flyers: R_ liIlaDpla"ll Ro.l(!oUera $Ie WON-Little Oq>bu. AnnIe; cbD4r... •• orchestra KYW-Canton Tea GardeD Orchestra playlet WCIIJ_Noveltlu; UIllO ....cflDlerr.18 a •• W].I'I--Ll'-estock Ma~kets: JIm Pooie WIKAQ--lIodel Airplane. Clolt music WJJD--lilinols Agricultural ASSOCLatlOD WCFL-Bakery A:. Conlecllone.., Worbu WCU1f-studlo ProcralOl Kuak:a1 WMUI-O~p.1I Pro«ram Unlott WC F.L--Cambrldge Slstera, TOea:! b1e WEHR-Little Ot}>hll.ll. Arml... NBC ,," 11.)15 WlIDM-m WC}".L-Farm talk 'ft")(A. Q-SI. His activities have been varied, in­ KYW-Teaber.., Sporl3 Reporter XYIf_'l'eaberry SpOrts Reporter; .tIe WG"S_Wllllam Rollln~, barItone and Ron­ cluding social and business ventures, WBDlIf--8uoceea Illterv:le_ Street Tomorrllw dollers 15.)(1 lfON-Mooes a.nd Melodies: sponsored by WC]rr-Stamfonl Singer.: ([<>UUt IU.18II WJJBM-3chool of the AIr. CBS Griffin was president of the Junior D, a l{omIss CG, WllIO-Resillnc Room; publlx Thutre lO:lS IfMAQ-LoweD TbDr...... Litera.., Di«_ Class at N. U , last year. is a mem­ WlIfAq-...;Haroid Van HorDe, pl:UIl8t Topics. NBC Repoder WCFL-DeLU%e Variety Program KYII"_Terrare Garl'kln Orchestra WCFT~WCFL Orcbutra ber of the honorary fraternity Dero WENll.-Phll Cook, the Quaker Maa NBC WRNR-Prlnce Albert Qnartel!" Roart WJ.s--.swltt Melody Men 1'I'BBK-H. V, Kaltenborn: neW. roport& Alice Jo,., c:ontralto. NBC W.\.\ ~'_1.!ve atock ma.rht and is a Senior, It is interesting to CBS WGN-TIIe Dream Shfp WSUe-Varlety PrOgram WIBO---Mark .Ft.sher'll Orclwo8C.rl. know that Settlement work is somt­ WCRT-Radio:> Tony: <>rIDII 1145 W,\.\l;_PI"noe~qua Down~: A. Wons: ~ O~ WCJlI-I.\\'.A.C. Concert: claSSical music young man's busy day, WOE8-JotLn and Doll: two ua­ WCRIf-Muslcal Program ('>lItre.. COO 1:50 II")IAQ-Adult Education Council; Tbe WM ,\Q-The Tbree Doctors: Prett,. 'rown Crier ,.. WON_The Gump!l: oarned)' sIdt Sherman and Rudolph, NBC WEHR-The Goklbergs; dramatic ekfllbcb. IfC FT...-Merr, Garden Ballroeft Orcll. 1.55 WIBO-Publlx Theatre Reporter 4:00 WGN-Cblcag-o Treble Clef Quartet NBC I\"P.NR-~Iount Royal Hotel arch. NBC 210t WGN-Columhla Salon Concert: Emery WMAQ_w:lIlAQ Garden Club; J.....,.... H. WllAQ-Dan .and Sylvia. Burdett WIBO-AlterDe.Unc Ve-rll4 BuctI: ud likoI Deutsch, conductor. CBS WIBO-GoMelJToo AI st&rII 1I'1th Dt.a MQ(:loud 1n' ,\Q_PI~noland with Joe Rndolph WCFL-The Fair present! the Julllor Baker. tenor Federatlon Club KYIf-Canton TN; GaT6n Orcheetra WCFJ_~!uslc In the Air: Plllno lessons, KYW-stebblns Bo)'"oII; rural comedy WCfll_PopuIa.r 1I1uslc Dr. McConathy. NBC ",E~.n-Lady Nut Door; ehUdrell·. pro­ sketch. NBC g,.am. NBC 10;45 WON-Dernle Cummins' OI'cheetra 1'I'1IlJM-Durnhnm's Beauty Chat WGE8--~1ary WiIltams; b!u. ... ""!>pi WBUM-Fred Wltmer WI DO-Corry Lynn's Ot'Ct>e8tnL WlllO-Glant Finger of Ihe Air 7:oa WON-From II. Faded Album KYlI"_"!'tralline ~tory; chlldnm'. dram- WMAQ-Vla Lago and Uptoo;n ](YW-Women's Radio Review: talks: fl'MAQ-WMAQ C(lncert Oroo.,.atl"'& vmac. Hugo Mnrlanl'a OrcheslrlL NBC atization, NBC orche~trn8 WJJD---Cerber Health Talk WC},'L--Meyer Fink: publIc probl9mJI WENR_Dream Pictures: .Ar1bur GfbSOllo 1'I'L8--P~R\r!e Farmer Hnppytlme Show KYW-Blnckstone Plantation: .lulla Sand- WA ,\ l:'_Chlcago on Parade WGE8--Waltz Drcams organist. NBC IV,\.,\F_Plano novelties; JImIIl)' Kozak erSOn ami Frank Crumlt. NBC wsne-Sports review 1'I'L8--Armstrong Quakers: DOlI Voor· 11:00 WC]"l,-Qrgan Reeltal by ECldy ~ wcnr_I.B,S,A, ProJl;r!lm: rel1glou9 Ilro­ 4:15 WMAQ-WMAQ Syncopator~ }(TW-Publlo Service PerlDd; TarraN WBBM_Foodtawn Kitchens hees' orcheJrt~a. NBC f(Tnm; lecture and music \TJJD-Frnnldo "Hal:t Pl.nt" J...xo. Garden Orchestra 1'1'111 IH-»Iuslc WENJl.--Talk; Frances ll<.>wdoa. NBC WOE8--S0ngs 01 LILlluanlll. WSBC~ludlo Program WJJJJ--Moosehegl'3.m. CBS WMDI_Hellrt to lIe<1.rt 'I'Ilil; 'ffC}"L-T.alk by .loe Grein; city sealer 11:15 WGN-Ted Weems TrlanOll Orchestra IdO WON_Lawrence Salern", harkone and 4:3(1 WGN-lI-Illton Antler, barltono WJJD-!.ioosehe.art Band WENn_Hotel Pennsy'"",-Ia Orcbeau-.;. WM ,\Q-Elementary Spanish: Dr. Carlos NBC Allan Orant. pianist 7." WGN-Kate SmIth and ber SWart". Music; rJfAQ~tudlo Program Castillo WDDM_Around the 'l"owD lrittI HeNt La PaUna. CBS Gendron; Ben BernIe: IrvI""A...... ,.,~ WC~'L--H e\lo MarIe: CDmedy skit. NBC WCFL-Stud!o Program WMAQ-Hortlck ProgT.azt>; Dr. Bull6eeflll wnn~(-JuHa Ha)"u; HOU8ehold hints IfElS'R-Old Pappy; CllIlord Souh!er NBC Lou!" Panloo aDd. HAt..,. Parb&Jll'. WDllM-Ba1ty Sam; children'. program. WCFL-Bu1l<>tIn. Boa.n1, labor flaosh.,. Orehl!'!ltru WJBO-Rad!.o GOS-SIIl; EdOlo alld Fannie WL8-Heel Huggers; Robert A.nZIbrua- CBS XTW_PauI Whlteman'a orcbo!Jtra Ca".. Mugf! ter'~ string ensemble. NBC WCHI_Popular Music WIDO-Dusk Dreams 11:11 WCPl'_Planet Mara Orcttestra K1:W-Rlnso TaWe: dramatic lIlcetd:L. WJ.JD-Emplre Room Ensemble ... \TlL\.Q--The l.SeJod:lent WSBQ-Jerry Sulllvan; sonc special NBC 7:CS WON_Walter Winchen and guest art1at. WENn,....ae)'1ZIOUr Shooll Ol'cttegre. NBd ~ WMAQ--\\,llAQ Syn.oopa.tON CB' WJJD-Wilson Tea Tu"e~ WlIfAQ-Howard ViooeDt O·BrleD.: "Skio 11:45 WON-Tweet HOl:f\n's Orchestra; Herbllo WGES-Johnny Van, !be pl3.no mas f~om the Blackhawk; Art WCFL-Studlo prOCTMI Streak Book~~ Ka,. K&sMII WI BO-World Wandering. 4:45 \fGS-Bert Lowu's Bl1lmore Orch. CBS WL8--Slsteu of the SkDIet; Eut ud from the Blsma.rck W3fllI~ WESR_The Pilgrims; mixed chorus, Dumke. NBC lCYW-'l'erraoo Gard .... OrcbeMn. direction Dana So Merriman. NBC WJJIJ--Frank Maglne: song~ 12:00 WENn-Earl Hines' Orch.stn.. liS WLB-Evenlnc Post Reporter K"YW-Teaberry SpOrtll Heporter S:M WGN-Ben BernIe'S Orchestra; Blue WIBO-Prestoll Seners at tbe OrleDW "01 WO"N-:Mlldred Waterma.n. 8Oprall(l WBBM-Cbicago Hour of MlLSlo Theatre orean WCF1,-U, a Army Band. NBC Rlhhon Unit Pmgram. CBS WG ES--Tea Dance WM.A Q_Household Finance Program; :trT\V-CantOll Tea Gard-fIB Ordleoltn. WDB!r-The TImes Tabloid '!'beatre wsnc--club CDIlG'O OrcbeMnL 1\"JIIO-!\fark Flsher's Tea Da!flant 4:50 WJJD--llllnois Federation Woma.n's Club!! Adolph DumDrIt'a orcbestra; AlIoe W'MBI~t E~ HOGI' KTW-Hex MaupIn Ace~ Df the Air 5:00 WON_Leonard Sal,·o, organist 1I1DCk. SOpr'lno. NBC WLS--AI & Pete In "Nutcracker Review" \Y}IAQ-To!,sy Tuny Time: Tommy 1'I'CFL_London Mode program WEHR-DoD P&dro a.nd bls Or~ I'I'JIIlM---I;Qngs Oll.r -'!fot,ber: Us04 to SIne. WIBo-.K&o lIoCloud a.nd Hem l'IutM.II'tI WJJD--O~gan Recital Tootlns Out West "''' WMBr.--Me&sage WCFL-Sports Review WJIIO-M"ark F!sher· .. orchestra . 0_ WA...A..),-'l·ea 'l'Un. 'l'oplQl WEN:R--ol'O-aldorl l.':mp!re Orchestra. NBC X'W-Paul Wbltemau's orchOOtra J[I"Y-(»lICresa Hote.! Or~ 11 Helpful Hinters' rV1nTEl) OHAIII'l'DlS GIVBII' WBBM TIME FOR DR~ • :7Zn-fJan­ Alexander Carlisle. noted actress and now civic welfare worker, and L ALBUM Fred Ibbctt, WBBM and CBS dra# DY Dorolhy Deere maric director, are now directing a new type of program series presented Step right up folb, and read about Gus from WBBM each Monday at 4:50. Kahn ••• King of Lyricists! First in our Tln·Pan Album, because :!lve hundred or more bits bave made his name a tradlUon Miss Carlisle, former leading lady in Bong·land. You and I and even the for such stars as Channing Pollack, neighbors, ml&'ht tnoe our life's history through "Lyrics by Gus Kahn" ... perbaPl' Drew, and E. H. Southern, 1I Dad hadn't whillUed "Gee, I Wlah I Hada and takes part in the drama Girl" way back when, we might not even scripts which arc usually adaptations be here to hum h1s latest successes1 L&ck of the notable works of famoWi 01 space prevents my running riot with UtJes, but it you're feeling statist1cal we writers. The dramas are presented in might work out .omethtng like th1s: II all the interests of charity and serve as an the songs written by Gus Kahn were laid appeal for donations to the United end to .cnd they'd reach all the way from "'The Little Old Church in the Valley," clear Charities. Facilities and talent are don~ back to "Spain." ated by station WBBM. It's not so surprlslng when you know that he started writing at eleven ... Plrst .ong was published when UUrteen, ,ubmJt- The three young ladies who make living better with their suggestions for X RAY YOUR TUBES ted to every publisher in Chicago and last homes. styles and cookery, over WLS each day. They are left to right: ODe accepted It ... These days, New York Sue Roberts, who gives "Home Hints;" Ann Williams, Style Service: FREE telegraphs, "Need 1J'rlC$ for new Qershwin Leone Heuer, Cookery Secrets. ON THE ahow" ... Any day, you can pick: off at leaat ______-, ______ACREMETER ten Kahn numbers on your ra.dlo . • . Bobbles &re golf and his famUy •.. Pet WORLD.POPULAR JESSE peeve ia belng introduced at "CelebrIty • Rhythm011 Lacky by CabStrike Caj~::';~· Hoar ...daJ' II Niles" ... Has a great sense of humor. . . Jesse Crawford. NBC Poet of the • * and a yen for old-fa.shloned boiled dinners. Organ. recently sent an autographed Cab Calloway, unique exponent of • • • photograph to an admirer in Switzer- Harlem's torrid dance music and All dial-twisters kno.... sowethlne about land. He receives requests for pictures creator of "Minnie the Moocher," will IJttle Jack Little ••• but foar out of five from all parts of the world. tit yoar but friends can't teU yon that 1______be presented by the Lucky Strike he was a sone-writer way back when radio Dance hour over NBC and WENR at was just a !llUl1e on Its inventor's fac:f!. It's the truth s'help Ole ••• he J)Jlld his uGoo dMawnm "H oney " 9:00 p. m., Tuesday, December 29. own salary in vaudeville to populari~ his Cab Calloway's music will be first tunes, which tumed out to be a rrand In,'estrnent ••• remember "Broken Down broadcast direct from its native haunt, Pla.no"? ~I Proml5e You" Is his laten, and the Cotton Club in New York's Har~ Perfect tubes mean perfect radio It looks like another one of thO$4! me10dJes tern, and will be introduced to radio reception. that will lineer on ••• and on. Have them tested FREE on thiIJ listeners by Walter Winchell, famous marvelous machine at any of the fOl­ • • newspaper columnist. lowing dealers. No obligation of any • kind. Ask: him for a free Tube Carry­ An Sizemore, who ahortly after wl1UDg Cab will not only lead his orchestra "MiSIIlsslppl, Here I Am." changed bis tune ing Kit. to "California, Here I Come" and Joined the in his "blue" interpretations of the WAKEM & WHIPPLE, Inc. Gold Rush of '29 to Hollywood, has been latest dance rhythms, but will also 225 E. IllinoiS St.. Chlcaeo back in ChiCago for some time but he's sWJ sing the vocal refrains, his original "REPLACE WITH KEN-RAD FINE writing for the movies. His latest "Oh Baby, RADIO TUBES" Bow I Go For You," is featured by Ginger singing being as popular a feature as Rogers in her next release. An ill distin­ the orchestra itself. • guished from a lot of other melodl.sLs in my mind, by the fact that he writes such torrid YerSCS. To some writers, a verse 15 JoM the Bass Camera Company excuse for the choru.s ••• but a Sizemore 'JetSe ill an excuse for verses. 119 W. MADISON STREET • • • PHONE STATE 1411 It wouldn't be fair to mention narnell, 110 eall your own blg-motl! on this one ... • when this scrIbbler was gathering informa­ tIOn herein scrlbbled. she approached one of the Tl.n-PIUl-Allahs and went into her lOng Clamage Radio Store and dance thu.sly, "Give me lOme DeW3 ~~E~~~~~~~~~~II 1706 W. Chiea,eo Ave.. Phone Monroe 1904 about yourself ... what's your latest and why 1s It the biggest number out ... who RADIOS AND RADIO SERVICE made the arrangement • • • what are the I arrangements ..• got any new babies • . . • any new wives • • • driving a new car RadioRHODES R~~~~I~!~~!~~!,!n!,9~ AVE., • . . had the old one taken away from Lot as ",e<>ro :roo, ll><>C.aml ott the el.. Let A. C. Novak l'Du . . . or wbat f'rtnstance?" Voice of ...... h l)e'mueDt .~ro . lu ou, Itudlo $1 Fanny May Baldridge, The Dixie to f2.00.-8 to 10 lAch. Yoo. lyric... e to Th D l' ht Sho Another Melodist (whose last one went mule ud .1e.t.lcllIy ,-..Jed ~.OO. Try u. e e 19 P lOur( "Y'haven't developed an inferiority Girl, greets you. Fanny May, be~ CQmple~ yet, have you By? When you do, ,ides writing the entire script for tell her .•• that'll be news1" 113428 W.RADIO 113ed St., SPECIALISTS Phone Hemlock 3351-2 her radio show "Miracles of Mag~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ • • • nolia" and playing and singing all • A sweet YOWl&' thin&' approached llarTy three characters herself, also plays i Sosnlk with a lyric ran week. Said Harry. (belne first a Gentleman, and after that a the organ in accompaniment. She is melody writer), "'It rhymes alrigh~ but­ the whole show and can be heard 1&44 Blue Island Ave., Phone Canal !575 ee-what makC$ you think It's a lyric!'" Bah1 she, "'Why of eourse it's a lyric-­ daily except Sunday at 8 :45 a. m. .portiae Goo

Season's Greetings Our 130th Week Station WMAQ d Ulour 684th Episode DAN and SYLVIA Chicago 12 PROGRAMS FOR WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER

A.M. WIBo-Preston SeDeu at the OrleD'lal WENR-B!ao:::k a.nd Gold. Room Ore~ra.. "L8---AI & Pete In 'Nutcracker. Revt.. ~ Tileatre Ot~-a.n WlIlIM_Adele Nelson; beamy elIat W.1JD-Organ Recital KY"-..\!rs. A. M. Goud!s6; cook.inc les­ WinO-Peter Pan program WAAF-Tea Time 'l"tIplcs .... WCFL--Sunnse Hour sons. NBC KY\\"-Farm aoo Home Hour. NBC WMDI-Sundiay School Le850a WLS-WUI Smile·A-Whlle Tlmo WL8---Llvestnck "Markets; J1m Poole; \vJJU-Young Mothers' Club WAAF-Top o' the .Mornlng ':15 WUAQ-NewB flaahe,a Variety Acta W,\A F_World news report; live .noek KYW_Health talk ..., WLS-WDS Trading Post WSJ]}-Mary Aldon; home talk market WL8-Sears Shoppers' Servk:a WMAQ_Y. M. C. A. Studlo program "eFL-On the 8:15; Landt Trio, -.;-.. W.1JD-!ilelghborllood Goaslp ':45 WIBO-Jlg TImers and patter. NBC WAAF.....",relody Lo.ne P.M. WJJll-Bart·s Revue wnDM--Mus!cal Time Saver WOE8---Happy alta WAAF-Ghildren's Theater XYW __MarshaU Field &. Co.'. Muel<:al wnBH_Bo Beep Program WON_Mid_Day Services WBUM_D. A. n. program Clock 12:00 WMAQ-l"armer Rusk WMAQ-Brld;:e; Paul If. Seymour WL8-Murpby Minstrels; llapla CtQr 'l'l"JllIltl-Constance Parker Young; beauty WCFL-The FaIr presents tbe' Junior J:o~oLlr Federation Club WJJJ)-Happy Go Lucky TIme.; Mt talk. CBS 'l'l"LS-Pralrle Fa.rmer Dlnnerhen JWOC". WEND-Lady Nen Door; chUdreD.'. Llnlck WJJD-Paul Rader's Ceurletll program. NBC WAA F-Tuue SImp1M' WAAF_Xoon·t!mn Tea. Garden Orchutra Sherrl... NBC 11l!nolg "J,8-Closlng Llvestock Marketl; J1m KYW_Rex MaupIn Ace-s of tbe AIr 'fVlnO-Bulova Eye Openen Poole WJJD-Mooscheart Children WL8---Rader'g Tabernaole "J.J1)-I1llnols Agricultural Association WGEs-Jo!mny Van, Ute plano man WAA "'-)lornl~!; concert WBB~[-Centerv\Ue Band Concert. CBS WIIBM_News FlaShes " ... WON_we:. S);mpbony; vocaUsts ,... WllDM-Old Dutch Girl; IIIW., jIDcIt•• 121«1 WLS-Swlft and Co. program WMAQ-IDIAQ SrnCOllatora rhyme. CBS WMA Q-mlAQ Salon Quartet WCF.L-Studlo "program 1fHAQ-Crea.m of Wheat; .1ol1:7 BIll UId " ... WJJD-Illinols Medical SocIety; Doctor's WENR-Old Pappy; CIUrord Soub!u. hne. NBC ~,. NBC WL8---'·St~amboa.t Bill;" ChlJ4r.. ' • .,...0- lfCIlI-Communlty Program; IDIIOUDce- WBDM-$alty Sam' cblldren's ,ro""'a.m,. tram menta and popular mU"'lc CBS • ... WAAJo'--chiidren's Tbealre "CFL-Farm and Poultry talk WIllO_Du~k Dream. .... WON-:'>felody Magic; Vincent .r.,.. , ., WU"X-Allan Grant \\'JJ n-W!!~on Tea Tunes CBS . WGES-Air J"a\,orltes "lUQ-Laugb Tom BreDllle, __ 1fJl.\Q-Rlldto TTO'IIbadours; H .. rold Ch>b; Stokes' Orcbe.stra. l'._C ":45 IUI.'\Q-Prlncl"al~ Club ologue with mu.sk.. NBC WOFJ..-Tlmely Topics; weather nport WEXR-Florl nce Wightman, h a r pis t. "CFL-WCFL Klddle'a Aeroplane Club WnJlH-Annt JEmhna. CBS NBC WLs-Quaker Early Blr.ts; Geu and WIDO_Xews of Ibe Day WGJo:S-Tea Dance Glenn. NBC Eunice Howard, NBC dramatic KY\\'_)lel Stlt~el at the pbno WBB:U-Stoomboat Dill' Sea storIe!!! WAAF_Blt of EveryUllllfl" WAA }.--Hoosler Phllosopher 4:50 \\'JJIJ-Salon O"ch~tra WCFI..-Radlo Shoppers (:Iub star, who is well known to radio lfCll\\'_Duyers Guide 5:00 II"GN-Leonard Sah"", or/l"llnlst .. " WL8---D,.. Copeland. NBC listeners for her work in produc· WlIIIJ---Meseage \UL\Q-Top"y Tul'Vy Time; TO!ll!D7 WMAQ-.MQrmng Gloriea ,,,. WLs-Graln :r,farket Toofins Out West WON_Farm ServIce; weather and .... dons from the New York stUdios, "Il'CFL--Sports RevIew .... WGN_Bermce Ozmun &lid AIkI.n Grant W.E~R-~ru~lc Treasure Boo:; guest art- etock reports; Leonard Salvo, orcanlst plays the role of Marie in the new "InQ-Studlo program wnBlf_T",ry's Scrapbook; ToJrJ' W_ "" Ists. :>IBC Chicago NBC dramatic skit. ''Hello )l:l"W-C"Ioslng lfIock quotations W.HBlI_FIIying HBWks; AlrplBne Club C", WL8---The Book Shop; Wm. V\clI:lqd lUI..AQ-Fiylng FlIlIl'lTS. NBC lHno-:>Iews of the day Marie." The program is lieard on WAA F-Good English .Kl.-W_~fel Sllb;el Ilt the plano WIUO--Qrgan Me10dlu lfBlI'l-lfenrl Gendron's Orohu\ra lfL8---E"eniog Post Reporter; hOC n...tl; the air daily except Sunday and WJJD-Sue lind Ed weather report W~I.\ Q-Dan and Sylvia \\'SHC-Studlo Pro,o;ram Monday .at 2:30 p. m., over an " WCFJ,-Lee S1ms, pianist. NBC WOES-Don's Old Song 13o0k WAA ~'-Vanily Fair .. 5:10 E8---Bohemlan MelodIes NBC network and WCFL. WBIU1--.9chool of the Air. CBS WGN-Flexles PIx!es; children's J)f"ogrlllP "0 1I'IDO-'l'he Readlng Room; Publ!J: 'rbe . WON-Unole Quln's I'unch and Judy Sho.... WON-WGN MusIc Weavers ,,' atre Reporter . \OrAQ-~fusfcn! Program ... WMAQ-proctor and Gambln p"""""I------KYW-'l'erl"ace Garden Orchestra WCFI....-J"ohn Maxwell; food talk Goo4. 10:30 WGN-C..,.l Hoe-file. pianist WL8-Swlft's Market Matinee WE~R-Cab Cal1oway's OrChestra. NBC "J,S-Our"'"' Dally Food; Colollel WENR-6ll11!ing stl'1rG9; Wtit&r Elrautu., WAAl'-Llve stock market WRUM_Howard NeumIller, concert pian. body. NBC WSIIC_Varlety Program WAAY-Qrgan :melodies; dilr&ctor. NBC WBBM_Amer. In~t!tute of i'oo4II ,.. . WlI1AQ-P!aooland; .100 Rudolph WIDO-Alr'" Cadets; Eddie and FaDnie WON-Farm ServIce; first hoC market; wnlO-News of the Day CavanBug-h .... , WAAl"-PL~noesque WGN Music Wea"ers ... Kl.·W_Black·s Orehestra. ~BC X1tW-Adult Education Ooullcll WCIII-I.W.A.C. Concert; claSSical mUSic "l'f)[AQ-'I'Ile Quoot1Qn .Bo:E. JoI&.D WJJ.D-Harold Stern's OrChestra. CBS 1I".1.1D-Organ Concert WC.F~tudJo program WDOM_Lakeslde program WA,,\.P_Mrs. E. Harvey, ehat for women WOE8---~I!Utary Baod WIDo-Famolls Singers WGES-Revue " WHAQ--Evanston Cradle Talk 5:30 WGX-Llfe of Motber Goose ][l"W...... ~sters of the St1llet; ...t MId 10:«1 .. WON-Leonard Salvo, organist WMAQ--~Iy Bookhouse; !fIory ladles WMAQ-Hugo Har\a.nl ..., bU 1b.rloD­ Dumke. NBC ~t~-Orgall llelodies; Irma Glen. WCF.L-Two Balladeers WLS-llary Hale lI"arUn·. H-.bo14 .. ties. NBC "" JrYW_Bernlee Y.I..IllI.cek at the plaoo WKSR_Alr JunIors; chlldren's program Period. l'."'BC lfBBlf_Burnham's Beauty Chat WHBM_Lone Wolf Tribe Dramas. CBS WON-Hank Harrington and bill. HaIlker- lfAAF....slng and Sweep ltJ:4:5 lUBa-.::HaM Finger of the Air WI HO-Stu~lo program WOEs---&lngs ot Bohemia )l:YI1"-Women's Review; tall<~; Hugo XYW-J;nCle Bob lfENR-$weethe&rt Program; beau.ty 1'I'llAQ....,,~\l.ll!oal Hodgepodg", Mnrl~nl's OrChestra. NBC \\·J.JD-Garden 'J'nlk .. ., talk;"''' John Fogarty. tellOr. NBC WI,S-Pra!r!e Farmers HomEmnkere WGES-Ethel and Harry; Twlllgbt nl'.I&­ ,,,. WGN_Dlgest of the day's news WBllM-Evanll Fur Fa!lhlon Parade WlfAQ-Harold Stokes' Orobellll.re. .NIDC WAA I'-Chkago On Parade leale WIBO-The Old Music Shop W~ II<'-Sports review 5:45 WON_Little Ol'pban AnnIe; chlldhood "DUM_Dally Times program WJJD-WHson HOlltoss WIlIO-Nonsensloal Rhythm WCHI-I.D.S.A. Program; reUglOlis pro_ playlet. NBC WA.AY-Estolle Bnrnes, pl8.Illst ~ram; lecture and music W}tAQ-Thlnklng Cap; Town Crier ; KYW....steero Hour; food talI!"; iDIrt",- WOE8---Melody Lane mental trio. NBC W~lnI-~Ie-BSage Elgin time slllna\~ lfCF.L-Bbrby's Boarding HD,..e 11:00 WGN-Farm Serv!ce; Gener&! Imor- 2:15 II"CFL-Plano Recltnl by Henry Francis 1\"OX-Columbla Salon Concert; Emery Parks "AAF...... mw...rd Bened!ct'. 01I00I ... matlon. DeutSCh, conductor. CBS WKAQ-Sol""y Stoker" \nr\Q--()utstnndlng Speaker. NaC WF. ... U-Lftt!{! Orphnn Annie. NBC "Il'CF~azz Pro~ram WBlJ.Y_Capt. Jimmy Th<>mpsoo' child- WLs-.-Gen.e AIIlry, Oklahoua Y<:dehr WCFI~Paul Faber, tenor ren's program ' WENR-Gcneral Electr!c Home Circle; WlJlJlJ_Dally TImes News Flashea ••• WOS-Chlcago- Board ell Tra.d. Grain Theodore Webb. b&rltone; organ. NBC lHUO-Sp?rt Summary; Norman ness .... WJ,S-~llckey QuJlt program Reports lI'BBlI-Dorothy ])a,·1s WJJD-Relll and Dunn, comedy and songs. WXAQ-Qur Dally Food; Colonel Good- WIBO-Around the Home 2:30 WG"'-I.-:I.wrence Salerno and Anan Orant C", body. NBC XYW-Prudcnco Penny WMAQ-Pianoland with Joe RutloltJh "ll"GES-)lo,lern ~!~Iodles WBBM-Burnhatn's Beauty ct\&t W.JJD-My·T·Flne Organ Melodies WlI n~l-Jul!a Hayes; HousehOld hInts 6:00 WG"'-Sinlllng Lad)"; Kellogg's "IBo-Neysa's Exercise and D!et WAAF-F'<:Ip\llar Melod!(lf.I WIlla-Radio D<>sslp; Eddie and Fa.nnle Wll.\ Q-Rklppy Ca""a!Ulugb KYW_Wlldroot Chat; Elizabeth 14"..,. WON-Jules Orandln. baritone l\'C},L-WC),~L Orchestra WI,S-Tower Topics; AlIne ., SU. u." WM!--VI"lan Parker; onntralto WJo:"~'Jl_Our City; civic talk, NBC lfMAQ-Black and Gold Room OrcheMro!.. "OE~llver LIning W('III_Popular Music W}11l31-Henri Gendron's orchestra. NBC WCFL--JRadlo SIlop'pen Club "H'l-'T~ll~llo Marie; comedy Bklt. NBC WIl~O-Capta!n Don's Radio Soouta '"'' 1f:ENH-Pat Barnee In Person. NBC WON_Digest of the day's news W.UIlI-\\"~!Bl Weekly Pr~yer Sorvice l\Y\\,-Canton '1'ea Oarden Orchestra. "Ullllt-Clem an,1 Ben 2,40 Wll.\Q-The Melodiers WJ.Il)-l'ersonailty Clrl WaN_Tom, Dick 8.Ild Harry, ... ocal trio lfIDO--C<>lI..,ge Ttlree WOES-OlUclal Race ReBults by Ameri- ... WIIAQ-Board of Trade; Tow.D Crler; KYW-Beautlrul Tl1oughlB; Chuck, RAy 2:45 WUl'I~V","riety Program Can ·Racing Recortl - Farm Family Bulletin and Gene; Irma. Glen. organ. NBC WIDO.....sWdlo program WCn\\'-Buyere GuIdo W~llll""""",ru"lc "BJIM-Llberty Bo)'S of .,. "JJ]}-llJi1er's j.'ur Revue 6:15 WGN_Harold Teeo; comedy Bketch WlBQ-Chamher MusIc WAAF-Redheaded HUehird 2:55 WUj.-EveD1ng Post Reporter WlIAQ-InIAQ Concert Orchestra. WL8-"OId mcllOry Smoked Salt'" ,,, WGN_Palnte<\ Dreams; Sponsored. ..,. ,... WO.'i-Vooal solos and WON Symphony .. Howa.ri W.A..A..P-BW Baar; dramatic -utcll. Mlokelberry OrcMsira. w~~~.:,=~lo~u~.:~ogrlllP; "GK-l4"uslc Weavers lnLAQ-Farmcr Rusk; Town CrIer; "IH·t"l~'l'rlpoli Trio WDlJll....success Interview; Pines Wea­ WKA.Q-;MWIkal Hodg"epod(J;e W~lAQ II.lI.lon Quartet WJlIHI_The T!mes TabloId Theatr. ther For-...t "O]!'L-Forelgn lle\lOrdlD,gs WCFL-Barton Organ Rec1t.al by ::Eddy WllIO_lIark Fisher's Tea Dan"nte WJJ"D-Sports Reel; Rocky Wolfe - trBBK-Cle:m and Bea Hanson Kl'W_He" Maupln's Aces of the AIr WGES-~'ary Wllliams; blues slllger .13 -( 'PROGRAMS FOR WEDNESDAY [Continued]

WJ",lD-Emplre Room Ensembl. KYlf-:E'hmrp.; Flye". : .. lfagpbi. P.M. orcbe!l"ua. :KYW-Goodyear Protrom: .J"M PbllIp "'21 WMAQ-Prln<:"3S Pat Beauty tatl!; ~ aDd hll'I Band: 'l'be Revelers. WCRW-sJudlo Muslea1 PrOgraDl WID()-Alterm.t1nc Ver,.. lJIu<:t:: and ... WlIUlIl-8uCC6SS Interview WCHI-Noveltles; &nnOlUlcem"nu .... d 1oklCloud·. Or~ music Knf-'l'eaherry SporLs Reporter 7,45 WGN-DouLIe PLa.no.; Del Owen. IUId :KYW-Cll.nton Tea Garden Orche..ua Allan Gunt 1nIAQ-Russ Colwllho aDd hlII or~ WCHI-PopuLa.r MusJo 6:JO WON_Dinner Dance WM,\Q-"Laugh It orr' ; Charle. AIlal.II tra; Llsterln.. P"ogram.. NBC 9,15 WON-Weed ChaIn Progr&ID.; e~ 10145 WGli-Bent. Cttmmbw' Orcbestra IYllAQ-Clllcago Dally News of the Atr WCFL-Ass'n of P..,aJ Estate Ta:rpayen orchestra; quartet.. CBS WEN11.-Jacl: WhttInC, OOllgB and pUt.. WCFL-Jas. J. Corbell Fights "I IlUnois NBC lfENn.-rllU Cook. The Quaker Ma.n. WIDO-J'ohn :II. Pratt t.u t&tIt WBDlf-Studlo Feuure lVIfAQ--Coneg,e. S<>lICB; RIo<*tonl 01&- PAQ-Tlme Slgtta.\8; weather reportl NBC WJJ]}-Frank Maglne; song. WIUUx-(;olden GIrd Broadocast lege Co."'C'e Gtrbl Town Crier WISO--.'lfark Fisher's Orchestu. 8100 WGN--Gold Medal Fast Freight: Quartet WC),'L-WaJter DuUy, tellO" WIBO-Corr, I..ymJ" Blue GI'QUo Or" and organ. CBS KYW-Terrace Garden Orchestra ' I. WGN-The Super Suds Gtr.. ; Clan, La 101 " WUAQ-Vk La&'o and UptOWll Vlllap WMAQ_ Ad,'eniures of Sh~r\ocl[ Ho...... 'n' Em" orchestras '\f,J,TD_Qrglle ll.ecltal NOC WMAQ-I. A. C . llelodJ Lard 11100 WOE~ohn and Don: two p.lanOll WeFL-London Mode progt'lUJI WCl'L-PlaJlet Mars ~cbelltn. WCFL-Qrgaa R eclta.l br BMJo Huwton WKN'R-Mlldred Balley, NBC WCHII'_Muslcal Program WB IJM...... 'o1:=weU HO'US6 D!J::Ie Enu.. ...e and Grace WUSOIl ' 145 WGN-The Qumps; comedy skit WIDO-Mark FIs\\er·. orcheetr. lfYW-l?uhUc Service Period: T errac. WENR-To k anDoIIOOed Garden Orchestra WMAQ-Dan and Syl;'la KYIV-Halsey Sl.!Jart; ilweos!:n>rC taII: ; WIBQ-Publlx 'I'tlee.tre Repor ter, 1I1tb w s n C-Studlo Program WCFL4tudlo program orchestra. NBC Ma rk FIsher WENII-1.'hc Goldberg..,; dramatic sketch. WLS-Roads of Romance; dramau..tklll. Wc nI-MetropolltaD Echoell: 0 p .. .I' & XYW_ CIa"... lA '.t 111m ; oomed;r _ t- selections NBC. NBC ter. NBC WI DO_ Alternating Verne Book and WlllO-ooldenrod A U stllNi wlt!l &'liMIt W,JJD-Wll!lon Myete..., Dn... va. WCHI-Maln stNet Cnllllder: t&It McCloud's Orllhestra artist WSBC_Itllllall Pr~ram t •• WGN_ Interlude ; o r elleatnoJ. mUN J(YW-sl.ebblll4 Boys; rural QOmOOy 11 :10 WCFL-Arthur Koch, planlat WlLAQ-Marquette orch. t.nd GeI'll:lll.b:M 111 05 WCFL-Coon.So.nders· Orchestra. NBC IIketch. NBC 11 ,15 WCFL-Night Court 'If]JBJil-Myrt ADd lI:arp: ~ U ... WGN_Ted Weem'lI Orchestra !rom U. _ etcll. C BS TrIanon WG Es---Mllry WWIIuns; bbl." ""~ II:,.. WGN-Eno Cr\moo Cluh; mystery ~ 1 101 WON-Easy Aces; bridge sketch UZlltlOn. CBS IYW_Hollywood N1Pt8: :Fra.nk IoaI:Mr, WBNR-CQ(ln.S&ndeN· Orcbet3trL N.BC tenor, NBC WMAQ-Dally New" concert orchelltn. 1'I'llAQ-Mobllon Concert: Olad,.. ltkIot. WBDK_Around the ToWll '\IritlI HeDrl WCFL-I'la.oo RaclW; Arthur Koch soprano; Nathaniel ShUkut, dIr. NBC WOlf- Tomarro... . T r lJ:luQ Gendron'" orchestra; BeD Berllle'e 01"_ ••• WIBo--.Ma.<;: lIcC~ O rdl.Ntr& cbestra; Irying AaronsoD'. orchee'tra WIUo-Vern. Buck. BU,cA View orch. WCFL-Bernlce Karulck; flOP ..... " ON- BlIIC' Crosby: Cramo CIpr& CBS XYW_Paul Whlleman's orchestra JiYW-Nat'l Battery program; male W'ENE- Dutch Muter. Vaoonlll. ; W'aJ­ " Quartet; vocal 80108. NBC ter Scanlon. BUly Murray and IIlU't:eIIa .• WIAQ-~ 'II' A..n..ty. NBC n,,, WCFL-OrPJI. Recital by Eddy lI&nscJII " L~"What·. the News'" Wl!lIa.m Clark. Shlelda. NBC WKNR.-AJro,a 'D' An4y. NBC WENR-ErDle Holst'e OrchestrL NBC NBC ' WBB. - I. N. LoreD Flna...cl&l Sun. WIBo-Hou... oL Dr_ WSDc-Jerry Sullivan; SOtlC" epecial WJ.1D-Franlde ''ltalt P\nt" J.xo. WIBO-J'OM Cerny, pLallo X Y'If-Teaberry Sporta ReporlN': D e U .... WON-T... eet Hogan's Orche9tra.; Hens. WOES-Memorle. 01 Italy KYI'r-Terrace Gardea Orcbeatn. Globe Trotter WCBI -staln!ord SiDp.rs : quarWt _Ilk Kaye Orchestra from the Blackhawk: ,.. . WCYL-Bulletln Board, labor nasbes lil a WCFL-Kroebler FUrnltllU Co.. Pr:: 91 00 WON- Art Kaase.\'s Orchestra fro. JlIIII. TopIC!!. NBC WinO-Preston SeUers et the Oriental WIJlo-Cooll. County Speaker marck Hotel WCFL-WCFL Orchestra Theetr .. orgaJI J,TW--CUY ThlberUion. baritone. NBC WCFL-Bernlce Karaslclt. eopr_ WENR-Prlne. Albert Quart... lIcMIr: KYW-Cllnton Tell Garden Orchestn. AUce .Joy, contralto. N BC WJ.S-~IWllcal program. r-"DC WENR-coca..cob.: ",est flrtiollt; aa.L lfSDC-c!ub COIl8'O Orchestre. WJJJ)-.'>Ioosehellrt Band laDd RIce; Intervl_er. NBC WCRI--.Radlo TOO)"; ~ JDCI~ U I" WENn-Don Pedro "nd hI9 Orche"tr& 7"0 WON-Kate Smith: La Palln& Program: WJlnM-Vltnllty Persoll&l.lUee; ~ art­ WGN-Camel Quart&r Nov : )ror"t.oll SWaMI' music. CBS Ist. CBS " DoWDay; Renard's Orchestn. CBS Wlno--."'ae McCloud aDd Hero ButeUl'. .. orchestr,.., WIUQ--J!m II.M Bob, HII.W&I~ Gultarlste WIDO----Chlcago Theatre pr ogr..... ~ 1nlAQ-Th. Three Doctors ; P ratt. WLs-MelodY Moments. NBC lion 01. H. LeoP1M4 Splta.lDi:r Sherman and RndoJph. N BC XYW-Congresa Hole! Orcheatra PROGRAMS FOR THURSDAY, DECEMBER

'. M. .... WGlf_ Farm Semel' ; ""eethe" ... lin 111. WQN-¥\I8le We&v.... WBNB-Genera! Electrie HOlDe Circle; sloell reports; WG N KaJI Boz W'JU.Q-,L'Heure lI\IqIMe,; _ .... ~ Theodo~e Webb hultoee; OrpJI. NBC ..00 WCFL-Sunrlse Hour WBB)[-TQDY'_ Sc~k; or- ...... NBC WIIBM_Dorothy Davie WL8--WLS SmUe A WhIle TIm. C'" WCPI-Fo~elga RecorCIlnp 1T I B()-Around the HOlDe WAAj,'_Top o' the :!IIorn!ng WIBO-<>rp.ll M~lodi .... lfL8--E,'enin& POSit Reporter; bcW fIIt..IIIII ; WBBK--Mornlnc MoocIa en. KYW_Prtwl.ence PenDY .1. WLS-WUI Tradlnr Post weather report 1TIDo--Mastenrorb W,JJD-Don B\i:elo.... Orchestra. cm l't'AAj,'_Vanlty Fair" .." WMAQ-Y. M, C. A. settlng·up exercises lCYW--M1"8. A. Il. ~ ; cooI*w .... WAA.F-Popula~ MeIodIH WOES-Bohemian Artist. 1TlIIO-Un<:le ,Jobn .... d his Famlly SOns. NBC 11llS WON-.Joseph Ha88mer. bd Goli Ro...--MarT Alde.!l: hrr a-­ WI BO--<:oYtg6 Three WMAQ-Too 0' the Morning: Farme" 9:01 WGN_ Farm Service; Itrat boC marbt; " ... Rusk; Elgin time signals WGN Music Weaverll WON-Popular rota 01 tIM :0..;,. : ~ Xl'W-13eautUul TItoughts; Cbuc:k. Ra,y W(a'l.-On thn 8:15: Lo."dt Trio aD4 WM.tI}-The QuesUOli Box :r.r.... Salvo alld Gene; Irma Gle1l. or~ NBC White; ..ongs lind patter. NBC WBnH_Dr. Cope"'Dd; hea.lUl tdL e. WlUQ---SInsIIIc 9tr111p ; :u..r tne. W,J,lD-MJIler'. Fur ReVIle WB IlM-.\lu!flcal Time Sa\'e~ WIB()-Famou8 SInger'll NBC WAAF--orp.n Melod!.. KY I\'_~lnrBbaJl Field &; Co.'. MusIcal KY If~'\{ra. Blake's ColulIIrL NBC! " CPL-Variety Pro,.... Clock WElfn-.Yarl:et rellOrt.; BHIleaZ ..... U I" WaN-PaInted Dreame; Sponsored: _ WAAF-Sven and Julius. sketcll Mlckelberry " L8--"Herou In Overans;" Mapl. CIty " loS-Ray PerJrln.s; Pr1.nce til. ftM- WBBll-Eva... FUr .--..... ~ F,>ur and Ralph Emerson apple. NBC XYW-HouseboJ4 I uutut.; ~ 1fJlAQ-l"armel' Rusk; Tolft Crler, WJ"J])-HIlPPY Co Lucky Tlma: Art lfGE8--Echoes oC Poland tlon. NBC mrAQ a.ion qUllrtet Llnlck W.lJD-Nelghborhood Go.... 9:1$ WGN-Dlgest or the dAy's 1>0_ 1T CFI-Bart all Organ Recital by E Period WBlIM_MaClbIDe Age; HO'Uuk.....-c; "." WENB-Homoo Seme.. Ida B"ney Allen. CBS WGN-Carl Hoeme, p\&Blat WDBM- Howa.r4 Neullllller, pI.aniat 'J'fl' WC )'J~Mornlng ShulUe WIBO- Nonsenslcal Rh,u._ WENH~ Btrinp; u..- 'l"rto. KTW-Farm and Hc>me Hour. NBC 1'1' BUM_We Moder .... KYW- Breen end de Rose; vooaI a.I NBC 1T,JJD-Youlllf Mother e' Club 7 •• WGt/'-WGN Mail BOI; Instrumental duo. NBC "HDlI_Amel', IJtSt!tate eL ...... "UP-World's _ repor t: Un .todl 1flBo-New,," 0( the Dat' WClt'L-Clteerlo: InsplraUonal talk and lfGES-C"nary Concert ~ .... muelc. NBC WAAF_EclwotTd Benedict'. 0- ~ KYW-':'fer!y Perfumes WJl JlM-CbrlstlaD. ScIence Churchn of ","W WnD--Orpft Coneert lfAAF- The Fireside ~ illInois 9 :211 WL8--Gene Autry, O~ T ocW4c' WI B()-BuloVIL Eye Opener. W8 Be-Varlety P~ Special Holiday Offer \f"LS-Rader'e Taber .... cle 9 , 30 WGY-Chlcago Board of Tra&t Orala lTOB8-S0ngll 01 Italy Reports Present Th1a Ad. and. Get W,\.\ ~'-lolorning concert WIIB I_:l!Iuste "CRW-.Josephlne. Program; poplllar WlIAQ-Our Dalt;y Food; Cokla61 Qoo6- 101. WlIAQ--Hugo Ma.rteIII ... t.- ..,... body. NBC eUea. NBC ONE DOLLAR Credit r m""" WCFL_ MusIcal Noveltiu 10, . WON- Ha.nk lWrlngto. ud blII Jlubr.. 7 •• WIlAQ-Cream 0( Wheat; Jolly Bnt and WLS-Tower Topics Time; Anne and t!IIHl on ,Jane. NBC WIIBM-Burnham's Beauty Chat WllDM-!lllcke.lberry's program 'ITH.tQ-Unh'erstty"" e( ~ ~ 'nBO-Xe~'sa'lI El;etcln aDd DtrA: WLS-·'Steamboat Bill;" cblldren'a pro&. WENR-.JnI and .Judy; booII: ud .., .. KYW-Bernlce Yan&cek at the p~ vte.... NBC .... lfG N_U. S. Navy Band. CODCe.rt.. CBS "AAF-Slng and Sweep WI Bo-The Old K ...... a-. WMAQ--Lau~ Club; Tom Brennl.e, mon- 9,lS WGN-Digest 01 the News KYW_Prloe Progr:a.za ololflle and ID\UQC W,JJD-WUson Hoste.. RADIO SERVICE 9:45 WGN_ Tom, DIck and Harry. vocal tr» WCJ!'I-WCl<~L KIddie's Aeropinne Cluh WAAl'_Estene lI&r..... pb.nJ.at w. Go An3'where WlJD • ...... &th·s Uh}'ttms WMAQ-B08rd ol Trade; Town Crier ; WBnM-Ai and Pete : (IOraedy, aoaa ... WI,&-Quaker Early Birds; Oene and Farm Family Bulletin patter Glenn. NBC General Music Shop WBBM-Barbara Gould Beaut:)' Talk. I I) !III WMD I-story H~ l't'AAF-Blt or Ever)'thlng CBS ll ,~ 2102 L 7", S~. WON_ Fa,.. 8erTIa.: Gene...... ­ PLAZA 7601 FAIRFAX J:nJ - WCFI-Mornlng Musicale WlBO-Chamber Mu~lo ... WIlAQ-Tom Waring'. Troubadoons l\Y1'I'-Ml'sterr ellef. NBC WMAQ="".--'k>'fvDy Stok .... OpeD Sund." lor ,,011.1' CODveDiell4;!; WJ..8-1?tllI Cooll., tbe Qua.kQr l1.1a.n. NBC WLS-AcW.6 SWloOOiue Melodies WOFI-Ja u P rol r ... Otrer Good 'VaW Jaa. :II 1111 J 14 Regal Team OUT OF THE EVERYWHEQE to- WIBO 9TlaAJoi Vee FEATURES TIllS WEEK A colulllll dedicated to RADJO GUIDE Jim & Bob ftaders. You and your rriends are invited 10 write in for information eoneernin&" radio, radio stars, and your own f .."otile broadc!asts. If the information is forth­ eomiog. we will get it tor yon, If yon de­ sire a personal an~wer. a self-addressed, stamped envelope will bring it to '1011.. • Mrs. Lorene McCarthy. of Bioornlngton, Ill. writes, "Where can 1 find the favorite~ 'LitUe Jack Little'," The favolte Is now broadcasting on the Robert Bums PantJ,telJa program which comes over the Columbia network and WBBM every Monday at 9:00 p. m . • • • From Utica, Ill. comes a nice letter asking for any information we caD give concerning Earl Burtnett. The writer is Anita Klein­ The Four Kings of Harmony. who entertain listeners from WGN every hans. The Music Corporation of America in­ Monday and Thursday afternoon at "':00 p. :ttl. forms us that Earl Is no longer on the air, bu~ has hied himself out to CalUomia. Now heard cla.ily el:cept Tuesday Wise young man- but it's hard on the fans. RCA President Pays Davey Hour Returns and Sunday at 7:30 Po m. Tuesday • • • at 1:45 Po IlL SllDday at 1:30 p. IlL Pat Flanagan, WBBM sports announcet', Tribute to Marconi to Sunday P. M. Spot , Is the subject of frantic enquJry from B. E. McNamara, of Chicago. What does the "big During Radio Talk he~man" look like she (or he) a.sks. And The Davey Hour will return to the Goldenrod All Stars when is he on the air? David Sarnoff. president of the air this Sunday at "':30 p. :ttl. for an jncluding Unfortunately for you, Mr. Flanagan is heard only one day a ~eek when be an­ Radio Corporation of America. in a extensive series over an NBC network THE BALLAD SINGERS n ounces the afternoon programs on Wed­ n ~s day from the WBBM studios. He is all recent celebration of the 30th anni- and WENR. The programs will fea- and ci G feet tall, thin, active, with snappy brown versary of Guglielmo Marconi's dis­ ture cIasical and semi-classical music, Dan Ba-ker Louise Brabant eyes that see everything. All in all he with folk songs. iii a vivacious and unusual pen;on. covery of radio communication, ad~ Nightly. 6:45 to 7:00 • • • dressed fifteen different nations via an Chandler Goldthwaite. organist, "What has become or Little Harry H06- international NBC hook-up. Mr. Sar­ will be supported by Arcadie Birken­ • ~'ll"d, formerly 01 WLS, asks Mrs. Marsaret holz. violinist: Muriel Wilson. so­ Hour of Dreams ' ~yton of Arllngton, m. noff. in the course of his talk. had prano: Paula Hemminghaus, contral­ 10 P. M. Nightly .l~ho WLS inCorms us that Little Ham some interesting things to say about , llOW broadcasting from ColumbUll, Qb10, to: Henry Shope, tenor and Walter O:lr own research divulges that be • at Marconi as a world benefactor and • WGAR, Cleveland. scientist. Prellton. baritone. Martin L. Davey. Chicago Theater Program • • • Marconi, scientist, engineer, and in­ sponsor of the series. will also appe:u WedDesd·ay, 9 to 9:30 P. M. Florence Haist of lJndenwOld, N. J. wants ventive genius. is characterized by Sar­ on the program. to know If Walter Winchell sings the theme sollg on the Gerardlne program. noff as imaginativr, but never vision-I------­ • We have it on excellent authortty that aey: never resorting to bombast and Tea Dansant-12 Piece Walter is never caught singing outsJde of a ba.thtub, Florence. The tamuoo Winchell vain prediction: and merciless pursuer Meet the Artist Orchestra talent lies in a different direction. By the of the practical. (CODUnued from pace ~) Every Mtern-oon, 3 io 3 :30 way, thanks for the grand letter-I don't blame you for hanging on to Bing's picture "Countless millions had lived be­ domestic. returned to New York and for was It Bing?) in favor of the enclo.sed fore Marconi," said Mr. Sarnoff. .finally-to radio. • clipping. "About them. through the ages. slum­ Everyone knows the story of his lark Fisher and His bered the forces of radio. Destiny had • • • radio success. Knows too. of his Orchestra There Isn·t any other way selected this youth of twenty-two That I can think of folks, to say countless imitators and of his legion Nightly, 8 to 8 :30 A happy New Year. summers as its agency foe shaking the I might Invent, but "SQIIggle" phenomenon of radio from the of female fans. ~ot many know that • And "Yip" and "yole" and yuggle" wonder-box of nature ... he favors a slouch hat-raises police Publll Thealer Reporter And other like monstrosities, "Marconi annihilated The barrier of dogs-ca-lls his wife "lover"-that Inventive curlousiUes. Every Afternoon at 2 But scarcely luminosities space and discovered the neighborhood raspberry ice js his favorite desert­ Are all that come. of nations." said Mr. Sarnoff. and that he hates to be tagged 3 , "The best of luck- a. happy '321" Is not a bit original The speaker was introduced by M. crooner. even to the tune of $?,OOO.OO Bllt true H. Aylesworth, president of the a week. You see, as far as Morton is Horman Ross's Daily See you next year! National Broadcasting Company. His concerned, it is not the woman, but Sports Review talk came 3S a fitting celebration of the sponsor who pays-and pays­ at fi :4.5 Marconi's thirty-year-old invention. and pays. • Radio Service Specialists Captain Don and His When you want .service for your radio DON'T Radio Scouts E:x.periment-call TRI· A TUNEFUL YEAR For the Children, Daily E :r:' )t PAR tor Certifled Serv:lce Sunday at 6 P. 1r'!. by Competent, Graduate i\nd a l1appy ()ne , RadIo Engineers. FROM Eddie and Fannie :nI-PAR RADIO CO. llO N. WELLS ST. Cavanaugh STATE 8175 Every Afternoon at 5:15 1118 LINCOLN AVE. BUCKINGHAM 8040 Bob Barker UaeoI:D Ave., Store open Every EvenlDt • _. Sunda,. from 10 .. I Singing with Herbie Kay's Orchestra over WGN and the Blackhawk Cafe Top 0' The Dial 15 PROGRAMS FOR THURSDAY [Continued]

A. M. WENR_U. s.. Nav:y Band; Lleut. Charlea WGN_LUe 01. l'other 0_ ':45 1fCI"L-Kroehier Furniture Co. Procr_ Benltr. director. NnC I-IM.\<}-Jam"" G. llcDonald: The World WBnM-Verlla Burke aDd Band. Today. NBC 11:45 W(;~-WON Mu!d.. WMAQ--A. '" P. OWllle,,: ltorHcl"a market WAAJo'_Pst Hoster. lrleh tenor WIU0-8ludlo progr.uu orclleetra: lo'tmnk Parker. teoor. NBC WIJIJ-Columbla Re-vlew; Viooent. Sorll)'; WGE8--CamptQW1I lI!1nslrela KYW-Uncle llob WJJ1>--Oarden Tal1r. "CFL-Velll. Coot; conlralto Helen noar WI nO-Ambrose :J. Wyrick. tenor IfCFJ..-Tbe Fair presents the JUlllnr 6:00 WGN-Kello",s Slnglll&" :r...d, "'CBW-Arthur France; comedy Hit W"JI).....Paul Rader·. CourIers WMA Q-S!r.lIlIlY FederaUon Cluh WGl'i'_Thll SuP WON-Dre.am Shl~ 1,15 WGN-Fr.-d L. Jeske WBD)f_fl V. Kaltenhorll; new. reporta; CBS. WMAQ-Lowelt Thomas; Literary DIe_ WC .. I.-Timely ToplcB: weather rtport ·.ropIC8. NBC WIB0-8tudlo program WIB()...... Marll: Fl9IIer·s Orcbntra .h YI"-Selberllng Slngera WCI'J...-WCFL Orcheatn. J.. nY-Late IItock Quotations WE~U-Prlnce Albert Quarter Hom"; WAAF-sbadea oC ywterdDJ' l'i,JJll-Twltlj;ht Organ Recital lI'GEs-Jobn and Don; tW"Q planoa Alice Joy. contralto. Nnc 1,30 lUI \Q-Dall aDd Syh'" wcnW-lfusical Program WCIlI-Radlo TOlly: com~ moooto&­ wG:\"-WG:-f RooooUers and Or&'3l1; Roll: lil:'" WON-The Carnel Quarter Hour; )101'­ Grirntb. baritone WO;,l-The Gum",,; come6y ..... WM \ Q-Dan and SylvIa too Downey: Renard'" Orchestra. CBII WCFI_Lee 9lm•• planllJt.. NBC WMAQ-'l'be 'l"hree Doctors; Pratt. SIler, WlIlI)l-School ot the Air. CBS WCI'L-NatJonal 'rta Co. Progralll WF.~n-The U man and Rudolph. NBC WIBo-The Readlllfl Roo"'; PubUX Tbe- Goldbergs; d ram a e "k"tch. NnC WCI"I.-Yerry Garden Ballroom OrcIL litre Heporler WEXR-J"use Crawford. organist. NBC Kl·W_Ttrraee GardNI Orebestra WI BO-Goldtnrod An $tau wtttl cuest art}!J( WIBo-Alternating Verne Blick ... WJ,S---Swirt·. Mar1r.et Mltlnee; lIfelocly This sentiment is ably expressed lIIae McCloud·. Orcheetraa !.In Xllf-.'lteNIiM Ro),8.. NBC by Mildred Bailey, famous NBC WOE~tary \\11Ib.ms; bluM ""lip WCIII-Poplliar 1I11181c W,\ ,\ }'_Lh·e Stool< loIlrll: ... t Kl·W-Canton '1'" Gardell Orche ... .,..IIBC-Varlety program "blues" singer, 3S she tunes in the ,,, WGY_In an Old Cat... . lil:tS WGN_\\·"yne Klag !roOl the Ar8C01I 1,. If)l\Q-Pbnoland: Joe Ruo!olph. WMAQ-F!?OR-Earl HInes' Qrchutra. NBC JiTW_Women'lI Review; talk,,; "!!Co WGES-Keep Smlllna: WhIte, Tom Corwlne. NBC ' IfBHlI_ArouDd the T01ll'1l wlttI :t.oua. Mlrlanl·. Orcbelltra. NBC WJJl)...... lloosehl'art Band Panico; He~rl Gendrnn; ne~ Ber.... ; •• 20 WnDII_DaU, TIme. Newl lMa""'ee "1..8-WLS 1I0me Thee,tn; ~ro6uct'o. WCI'·L-f"'rench Chon.! SocIety If\1nc Aaronsoll and HIIrley P&rbana·. W.\A"·-chlcago on Parad. 41. WON_Vernon Oearhart. baritone ,,,. WON-LaPaUna Program; Kat. Smith Orcbflllotra. WSIIC--sonrtll review W)fAQ-Ad,·anced Frencb; J ..... Due .nd ber Swane" mllslc. CBS .KYW-P9.ul Whltemall·" Edgewattr Bea~ WCFL-Yarlety PrOlfran:a Wcnl_l B.RA. Program: rtllgloua pre· WllIo-Jlm and Bob. HawaIIan Gultarllltl< Orchestra gram; leclure and muele WEXR-Q1d. Pappy: Clifton! 1Iloabt .... "K"iW-COI>/frees Hotel Orch""tra U:lCI WCFl.-Waldorf Orchestra. NBC NBC 2,1$ W("FL-Paul Faber, etnor WLS-Wbat'a Ule Newl; WlUlam Clark. WE!fR-Flor.enc. Rlcbard.o~·. lIftlod.J WlIBM-&H:,- 8;un' ehlldrea pr: 1IIauptn·" Acn or the Air WIBQ-Xews of tbll Day 1110 WC~·T.-Arthur Koch. planl.rt jWlt ott the press. It 18 yours tor the ,.15 WGN_A Man'l ~rusle WL8-AI &: Pete 10 "Nutcracker ~vlew" 5:10 WGX-Flexlu Pixies; chUdren·. prOCraDI &>ldng- WJJD-Orcan Reeltal Wr .. I ...... Si!(ht Court WA,\Il_Tn. Time Topic. $:15 WOX_Uncle Quln Punch aDd Jud7 m.Dw WJJD-!!'I'aY and Br&ftiott:l; l"raDoeO FREE 1\")tIlI_R&dlo School of the SiIJoo WM.\Q-l!u"lcat l'roltra", Itlal"" Plano Teem. CBS \fC I'l,-John Maxwell; tnod talk WON-Love Story Hour; drlLmllttzaUoll. Send for your copy TODAY 31U WMAQ-Xewli fbshOB WEXR_I\'hyt... ·" Orchestra. NBC ,," Xl·W-Healtb tall< WHAQ_AtLantlc Coast )'""l~herles NO OBLIGATION WB !lX-Hotel Bonert oret.elltra. CBS WE~ n_Advenlurell of Sherloel< lIolme_; WL!I--Sbopptu' Serv~ "IOo-Alr Ce.dau; EdcIIe a1l4 Fa.onIe dramatic IIl

Witll lightning-like celerity, radio brings the news of the day Into the homes of Mr. and Mrs. Listener. But as a rule, the Infor­ mation is presented only in meagre news :Hashes. Seldom is there any color depth to the announcements. Occasionally, when great events take place, such. as having ruers arrive from their journies around the world. air reporters are on the scene. Then, With Rene Maison, Belgian tenor, and Maria breath-taking sentences, word pictUres are ereated and the glamor of the occasion car­ Rajdl, soprano, who will appear this ried to the listener. But mechanical difficul­ Saturday in the Chicago Civic Opera ties, atmospheric conditions and financial Company's production of "Die Meistersinger Von Nurnberg" by Wagner, obstacles make suoh events rather infre­ quent. Maison will be beard in the role of the young Sir Walter, and Miss Rajdl Cor,sequently, a program such as "The as Eva. The overture, under the direction of Egon Pollack, and first act of March of Time" fills a void, presenting as the opera will be broadcast this Saturday at 8:00 p. m. over an NBC net­ it does in dramatiood form, six of the out­ Itandulg news events of the week. It serves work and WLS. radio much as the weekly newsreel does the movies. The program which I attended (December 18) offered everything from the John Holbrook Wins MODEL PLANES ARE GIVEN Good Mawnin' Honey! Leavenworth prison break to the awarding AWAY DAILY BY WBBM of the NObel prize. a Wife and a Medal • An a Wonderful New Yeah to Columbia production men have concen­ Unlimited membership is extended Yo'all tra.ted their talents on this feature and have • 'specially bullt a program that includes everything. John Wesle-y Holbrook, NBC an­ to all ages and sexes to join the Flying Tho events are accurately re-enacted. TIle Hawks Club, which holds its meeting The National Broadcasting nouncer, and Miss Katherine Ren­ performers are adequated trained. Sound over WBBM daily, except Saturday, Company efi""cts are realistic, and above all, the wick, NBC actress, will be married program is unified. at 5 :00 p. m. Val Sherman, singing ":\larch 01 Time" presented by Time. this Thursday in the Church of the announcer, calls the meetings to order CBS throu;:-h WGN, Fridays at 7:30 p. In. Messiah, Brooklyn, N. Y. The bridal and introduces "The Hawk," an in­ FANNY MAY- BALDRIDGE • • • party will include Virginia Gardiner, teresting character, who entertains his -The Dixie Girl- ROSY POSEY dramatic actress, Charles O'Connor, listeners and who sends a Hawk Army MIRACLES OF MAGNOLIA (being purely doggerelesque) Model Plane to those writing in. Need­ Those 'easy aces' Broadcasting from NBC Studio annOuncer, and George Hicks, an­ less to say, the membership is large. Are going places. Daily 8:45 - 9:00 A. M. l~icking over traces, nouncer. Tne Rev. Dr. St, Clair Hester t They're setting paces. will perform the ceremony. CHILDREN'S SERIES ON WaH! :!:'IIIIIlllllllllIIlIIlllIlIIlIIlIIJ[lllllllllllllllUIIIIIIIIIIClIIlIIIIlIlICIIIIUlllllltt! Though making awful faces At trumping psrtner's aces. Holbrook and Miss Renwick met • They know where the chase is, A Children's Voyage Around the Those 'easy !lees.' in the New York NBC studios about World is being presented as a serial I I "Easy Aces," teaturing Goodman Ace and six months ago. In November The Jane Ace, presented by Lavoris every over WCHI on the childrco's program American Academy of Arts and Let­ I Betty White i Monday, Wednesday a.nd Friday at 7:00 from 2:00 to 2:30 p. m. every Satur­ p. m. through WGN. ters'. radio diction medal was awarded day. Children from four to ten years • • • to Holbrook, The engagement was an~ old, pupils of Upton Elementary Col­ ; AND I "Ah mel Such Is the listening audience." nounced simultaneously with the lege, relate the story, which describes (From the Post) I i Said Mrs. Donnelly. the kidnaped apron award. The couple will reside at 56 an exciting trip to the four corners of queen, "I was surprised at the class of pro­ West Fifty-fifth Street, New York, the world. They have lots of fun and grams the kidnapers tuned In on. Most of within a block of tbe studios in which adventure and of course they learn a ;;~ Bob W· hl"te =; the music was classical. There were no Jazz programs." they met. great deal. • • • I! I~ Are You Rememberin' , •• Tony WallS at == g- WLS, where he made that little brown Choral Group o wish i church a mighty attractive place .•. WTAS, the Boss' own station. Charlie Erbstein, the ~ ~ Boss himself, whose equal as a radio m. c. has not yet been found ... Freddie Harnm, I Their friends leading the first studio dance band. Both ! have sirf~e Gone On .•. Karl Myers, who blazed a neat path In remote controlling I .§: •. , the ivory-demolisher, Lee Sims ••• "Horsie Keep Your Tail Up" (the first of the many regal equines) . . . "Roll 'Em, I A ! Girls, Roll 'Em" (it was stockings then, not ciggies) • . • Those late programs during ! HAPPY KYW's pioneering days •.. and again Lee § ~ Bims "reeling of[ yards and yards of mel­ ody" .•• Sen Kaney, whose friendly voice ~ .' put warmth Int() many a wintry night ••• o HOLIDAY Eddie and Fanny Cavanagh, those "Gaelic twins" • • • Hollingsworth and Aldemore, radio's pioneer 'stringers' •• , Dobby Brown and his 'overseas' Uke .•. Henri Keats organ SEASON IPlellng With Art Llnlek bollooing ••. Paul The "Northeners," beard over WMAQ every Friday from 8:30 to 9:00 Alb •• , WGN's struggling Sam 'n' Henry p. m., art featured singers on the Northern Trust Company program. who took their ln1t1al bow (believe It Or no\) M WWAE ••• lle~·md1Di rrt.8:t1c ag,ueala, Harry E. Wal§h, left (front row) is the director. .17 ~s Of THE

Greef You-~.L wiSh lJOU 11qpplness • jn the new Year to Come· ~------* +------~.~------,

, Sincere! y hoping that 1932 To all my listeners 0 1' Pappy and little Booker-Cephus Yours for "Joyous Adventures " will be al1 tbat and friends hope dat yo'll will pleadsure yoa- for 1932 I, your heart desires. ,The most Joyous and Happy sefs dis H appy New Yead New Year JILL EDWARDS NAN DORLAND IRENE TAYLOR CLIFFORD SOUBIER JUDY BARKER " Keeping up with Daughter" opening at "JILL AND JUDY" 01' Pappy Edgewater Beach. Jan. 2nd 10>45 A. M.

Let me sing The Hill Billy Family invites you­ May the New Year ~ one HAPPY NEW YEARI all to a very Happy and Joyous your blues away of Joy and Happiness Here's a wish for a gay new year New Year in real old-country style. As you can plainly see is tbe sincere wish of in 1932. Bub And bere's the one it comes from Ruth JEANNETTE KLING "Little Me." JANE FROMAN D,d THE PICKARD FAMILY The "Charm in Personality" girl IRMA GLEN "Flo[sheim Frolics" also "Sberwin Williams Program" "Farm and Home" NBC Chicago

.18 PROGRAMS FOR FRIDAY, JANUARY I

A. ... WIBo-News of the DaT 12:15 "DDM-Dr, Ronl'ort's Muskal Minlaiuree.. 4::loO WGN_Kremel cbll(}rell'" prOP'lWL CBS WJJD-Orpn coacerl CBS WlIAQ-..\ly BoollboOtle StOT}' lA~ .145 "A~. dio.y aervke, 'I'rlnily WAAF-Mr!l. )Il. lI. Rarvey, ...t WKAQ-TournameDl of the Roses; ROlle Ltlthnan Cbu.r(:b women '"' Bowl Parade. NBC WCF:I-Sludlo Program WOES-Revue 12,XI lI'ENR-Old: Papp,; Clifford Soublw'. .... "CFL-SulIrl8e Hour WGN-Roberl Ball. barltone NBC WL8-WLS Smtle-A-Whlle ~ WOX_Hank lI&rrl"&'loli ...d "'" Han- WDBI_LocaI Prodoce Markets.. CBS "AAF_Top 0' th.e MornIng KYW-Canton Tea Garden Orcbe6tra WlIBl(-FeI.z pla.DUtt .."nW_The Old YlUllc 9bop WUD--EmotrB Room Strillc EIlsembOa nW_Re:r Maupin's Aeee of the All' '.20 "L&-WLS Tradl"c PO!rt WJSD-Wllson- Hostess WllDI-Qrgan Pro~am lflIAQ-Y. M. C, A- 8etUre-up uerelaes wJ"n)-WIl80n Tea Tunu WAAF-EsteUe Bar"ell. planillt U:)5 WDBM--'Uld-Day Meditations. CEO "IBo-UDele John and his Fa.m!lT "0 E8-Melod7 I..a.ue WGE~ohnll)' VI.D, the plano !IaJI. .". Rl~e U:~ WCFL-Farm Talk lI'lo8---Cu.werlu>il RUNI6I'a lnU.Q---Solva.y stoker8 WJSD-NooDllms Ortru> Melodie!l. CBS 4;45 WON-5ymphony Orci>eS'tra aoo DId:; "AA}'-&!.cred musIc; eeUmated II.v" 10:50 Wll.lJI-."~ luyes 8tock receIpts 11:00 WON-Farm Service WAAF_ll'lnute Muskale WENR_Ru98 COlumbo aDd Ill. orches- ":J,S-''Tbe Caterpillar Crew": "pIe "CFL-Jau; Pl'<>G'ram WCUI-Commnnlty PrOGram; aIIDOunot· .... 1!'llAQ-stokely Vegetables tra. NBC CIty Four; R&lpb and Ha.l ments and papular music 1'1' AA l'-~Iornlng Patrol WENll---General Ellootrlc Home Clrcl,,; WL&-Annual Parade of Roses; Ron WOES-TeA. Dance WDDM-Fa"" IN:ormatlon Theodore Webb, barlto".,; organ. N.8C Bowl Game_ NBC WnDM-Johnny walker .... WDDM-Porothy na\is WCFL-On U\6 8:,1&; t..!IdIt Trto aDl. 1 ... WON_To be UIllOunCed W.'IIAQ-WlMAQ Syncouatora "IDo--Around the Home WC}"L-U, B. Army Band_ NBC " .. WhIte, 80ngs and patter, NBC KYW_Prudence Penny 4:SO WUn-Salon OrChestra "BUM_MulllcAI Time SILver WBBM-Jull'lL HayOO Household Hlllt. "JJD-lfy-T-Floe orgall melodles WIBo--News ot the Day 5':00 WMAQ-Topsy Turvy Time: Alpha St.al- XYW-MarshaU FIeld &; Co.'. Mustc:1.\ "AAF_Mornln&' Froll.,; Edward B_. Clock }[YW-"'el Stltzel at the plano WL8-l'tlurphy Mlnstrele; Maple CIty Four dIet; Jeanne Munlcb; E~toUe Bllrlle8 W A A F-i'loosler PhIlosopher WCJi'L-SPOrls"" Review WJJD-Hnl>])l' Go Lucky TIme; Art Llnlck and the Tune.smlth WCnW_Buyers GuIde '~ENIt-Waldorr·EmpITe oroh. NDC. WAA F-Tune Shoppe WMIII_Effectual Prayer WlJDM_lo'ljl'!ng Hawks; Airplane Club WcnW-M'''.lcal Breaklasl WJ.J]).-The Funnyboner... ; SOIl£\'3 and pat WlllO-News of the Day WM Ill--'.'llornlng Worstllp Period ter_ CBS Kl'"'-R~lslng Junior. NBC WJJD-~lastercrart Home Bullder WCt'J..-~lor"lng Shunle KYW_Sludio Mu9k! 7." Joins Guy Lombardo WSUC-Jewieh Program WD1UI-We Modcrna "" WIB()...... Studlo program WGES-Fam(lue Quartettes WMnl-'''orJ>lng Glory Club WAA F-~lemorlS9 WC}':J.-Che.erlo; \nItplrallonal talk. NBC WJJD-<:olumbb Artist Recltal; .JulIa 5:15 WON-Uncle Quill's Punch and Judy Sholli' WC .... L-John Maxwell; lond talk ".. WDDM-CbrlsUan SclencB Churches of ~"-..honcl', soprano; Vlr~nIa Arnold, Illinois pianist. CBS WENU-Our City: Clvlo talk WI no--Bulova Eye Opener 1 ... WJJIl-Anli L%t Organ Recital. CBS WDllM-Steamboat BIll WL8-Rader'8 Tabernacle WK..\.Q-Studlo PrOgram WIBO-AIr Cadets; Eddie a.I>d FaMII. 1'l'AAF-Mornlng concert JrYW_Terrace G&rden Orchestra Cavaoougtl 'UI,\Q-Cream ot Wheat; .lolly BD! and 11'I,S-Cumberland Ridge Rllnners; .1dt KYW_Waldorf Orchestra. :snc Jane. NBC WCFL-Thnell' TopIcs; weather report W1ID-To be anoouneed "" WDIIM-Qld Dutch GIrl; IIIIWay JLnctu. fn WDBM-8chool of the Air. CBS WOES-Home }.'olk rhyme. CBS. WI.Ro--The Reading Roomj Publ.lJ: The- ~'XI WON-Life ot Mother Go."." wlo$-Steamlloat :8111; cIlhdren'B program atre ReIHlrter \flL\~andiard Bnulhll Cook, the Quaker Man, NBC WJ.Jl)-Columbia Salo" Ol'Cbestra.. CBS WMAQ-Tom l'i'lLrl:c"a Troubadoute, NBC WCFL-studlo program 5:45 WON_Little Orphan Annte; chUdren'. plnl'let, NBC ,,~ wOy,,'-Cnnrlle While's G)'m ot tbe All' WIIBM_Burnham's Beauty Cbat WMAQ-lInrold Van Rorne, pianist WIIB~I_l'';nna. Jel!!ck program WIBO-Tbe Ol3nt Finger ot the Air WIIlO-Qrg-an Melodle$ llYW-Women's :Revlew. NBC WCFI_Two B~lladeers WAAI,'-Vnnlty Fnlr WL8-Margaret Morton MeKay; Fan WKNR-Llttie Orphan AnnIe. NBC WO),:S-13ohemlan Melodies Fare WlIIIM-Capt. JIIlUl\Y Thompson; oont- WLS-Evenlng Post RepOrter; Mog WAA},'-Chlcago on Parade ren's prOll"ram tlash: weather report Little Jack Little, one of radio's W8HC-SpOrts review WIIIO-8I)ort Summary..; Norman Ross ,,)5 WMAQ_Tom WarIng's Troubadours. "Cln-I.B.B.A. Program: religloull pro- WJJD-Hert Lawn's urchestra.. CBB WOES-Modern Melodies NBC most popular figures, is now being gr~m; leeture and music 8,45 WMAQ_Proctor and Gamhls Proc:ram. heard with Guy Lombardo and his WMIII-.l'truSilc ,,00 WON_Kellogg'lI Singing Lad,. KBC \nIA(l-.Studlo Pro;:ram WMAQ-Sklppy WCf'L-Radlo Shoppers Club Royal Canadians on the Robert WCFL-Paul Faber, tenor WC}'L-WCFL Orchutra WLS-Our Dally Food; Colonel Good· "" WDDM_DaUy Times News Flash.. l'n:NH_What's th" NewlI. WIlUam Clarli body, NBC Burns Panatela program broadcast WI,S-WLS Concert Orchestra WIDO-CapUln Don's Radio Scout. WA ,\ ...·-Organ melodIes: live stock mkt. every Monday at 9:00 p. m. over ''-6N_Blble Rea4l"l>'S Slid Ortru> '''' W::'fkM-Amerlcan Medical Ass'n; bealtb Ir;;;:;;:;;:;;:;;:;;:;;:;;:;;:;;:;;:;;:;;:;;:;;:;;:;;:;;:;j WDlI~I-T...ake6lde program a Columbia network and WBBM 2,XI WGN-Lawre""e Salerno, baritone and WI JJO-Famous Slnll'~r" Little, who is not only a vocalist, Allan Grant, pIanist W1UQ_Musl<»1 Hodgepodge WDD11-Chicago Heur ot Mllslc lO·W-~lrs. Blake'" Column. :SSC but a composer of popular songs, WIDO-:RadlCl GoltSip: EddIe aDd Fannle WL&-Ray PerkIns; Prln,'o ol PlDe- has toured the principle broadcast­ cavanaugfi apple. NBC WCIII-Popular Music 'I'I',\A 1'-.,>lng and Sweep ing stations of the country to popu­ WCFL-llello Harle, comedy skit, NBC WG ES-Songa 01 Bohemia W.JJD-Arthur Jarett.!I'OJIgI'3, CBS the larize his songs with radio listeners. BOYS!!! 9,15 WO'S-DIlI:e9t 01 day's neW8 2:45 WMAQ-I't"MAQ S~'ncopators If)I,\Q-Harold Stoku' Orcheatra. h"BC He will furnish his own piano ac- WL&-llae and Bob. The Knoxville Boys WJlJl:\l_Berland'8 Footwear Review WIBo-studlo program WlllO-Nonsell8lcal Rhythm companiments. WCFL-Varletl' Program KYW_Dr. Copeland, NBC "JJD-Columbla IDdueational Foo.tW'ea.. WT,FI-:s'ew Year'~ Resolutions CBS TurD your spare time WAAI-'_Edw.!.rd ae~ct's ODe Han 11'15 WON-Robert Ball, baritone 2,55 WLS--Evenlng Post Reporter ~.w 1'l'MAQ--&nack Ou.t; Marian and Jim ,,00 WGX-Tea ~me Musicale WCFJ..-Bllrhy's Boarding House WEXH_BIa<:k .. 00 Goltl Room Orohntra, WlIDM_The Times Tabloid Theatre into money ,,~ WMAQ-our Dally Food; Colonel Good- NBC WIUO-llark Fisher's Tea Daossllt llooy, NBC WDIIM'_Evans Fur Parade K\'l\'-Decorating Notel!, NBC WlllIM_BurnhRm Be~uty Chat WIBO-College Ttlree WLFl-AI and Pete; Nutcracker RevIew -<>-- WTlIO-!'/eysa'" Exercise and Diet 1l'W-Benutlful Thoughts, NBC WJJD--Llght Opera Gems. caa K'YW--.studlo Mu!;tc WJJD--MllIer'g Fur Revue WA,\J:'_'l"ea Time Topics WGE8--SlIver LIninI\' WAAF_PIpe Orgnn Melodlel! WCFL-LlUwanlan New Year's procram WAA F-POP"lIlr MelodleR 11:XI WGN-Palnted Dreams; SponBOred by W1IIIJ-""eesage WCFl,_RAdlo Shoppers Club Mlckelberry ';15 WMAQ-RGdio Guild; dramatization. NBC 1'l'L!:!-Tower Toplce 'rime: Anna and SUe WL5-Shoppers' Service; Anne .t. Sue WON-Tn,", DIck I\J1d Hurry, vocal trio WMAQ-WMAQ Salon lIuartet Sell the ';45 WCFL-BartoD Organ ilecltal by Eddy ':25 KY\\,-Hex Maupin's Aces of the All' 1VlIAQ-~luslclll Progrnm Hanson ,.,. WENlt-Phll Spltalny Dansant. .NBC. WlllIM-Don and Betty; children'. pro- WlllUl-Adele Nel~oo; beauty chat Wlno-studto program toram, CBS WIUO_Peter Pan program WJJD-Mezzanlne plalllO reclta.t WIBO_Chamber Music KYIf_Farm nod Home Hour. NBC W,\A.F_Vlctor Stonebrook, tenor WLS-Town CrIer; Cooklll.ll' School WJJD-Young Mothers' C1uh WG E&-MelodY Parade "hAP-l3l1l Baar, dramlltlc aketch "AXE'-Wor~ Dews report; live stock WIIJIlr-Porot'hy Davis 10,00 WGK-WON MusIc Weavers and Tom market WMBI_Dano_Norwegian Service Radio Guide Blanchard "CRW-Josephlne Program ,,45 WDnM_Curlls lnet. ot MusIc; collcert In,S-Llyestock Markets; .Tlm Poole; 11;45 WGX-CoDCert Trio CB' 1'0111try Market WDllM-Dally TImes Ncwa Flashes WIBo-Jlg Timers Everybody has a Radio. "CF L_Forelgn Recordlngll WIBo-Booded MotorIsts Serenade WJJD--Bnrt's He\'ue Wlno--llasterworh WL8-!'/ew Year'a DlnnerbeH program; WAA1"-chlklre.n's'l"beater Everybody wa.nts a Guide to KYW-~lu~le Appreciation. NBC orchestra; talk by C_ V. Gregory WCFL-The Fair presents the Junior WJJD-~IRry Alden; home talk "Jro-cOlllmbl& He"lew; Emery Deu­ Federation Club the best programs. 'l'l'AAF-Jlm and Bob; Hawaiian doo tsch; Adele V ...... , IIOprano. CBS "ENR-Lady Next Poor; children'" pro_ W811('-1I0m" Hours "A..AF_The Band.stand gram. NBC. WGES-Romanee MelodIes WIlIo-Dusk Dreams -<>-- WMDI-.)1\lSlc l1'JJ.D--lIoosebeart Cblldren's bealth talk 10:1$ WCJ:']_Varlsly Pr~am P. M. WAAF-Plano novelties; Jimmy Koul! Call VVabash 8848 "ENIt-Da.mrO/lcb serlu; Music APllre_ -;c:;;;--;;;;;;:::;;;;:;:;:"'="'=::------lI'GEs-Gl'gapland cl.3tloP Hour. NBC 12,00 WG1f-!>IId-day servlces "U"BM_Bo Peep Program 1'f1tAQ-.!jtudlo program 4,15 WllAQ-WMAQ SYDOOpators or write to WGY-Qrgao Recital "BBlI-Pabsett Varieties; Tbe Wander_ WEYlt-Talk by FraneBs Bowdon, NBC 1'l'JJD_:'

By Ann de "aan Look wh:lt's happened to our friendly lltUe aame ot bridge. It's gone high-hat; beCOlI'\C front page news In headlines, along with the l:l.test murder story. I mean the bridge tournament that's in progress, with wreath.lcss sccrct:l.fles relaying to a waiting and lJSlpltatin(t world each card that is piay,d. Onlookers sit behind a large screen and try to get :l peek at the players. There must be llh£olute silence. What If someone should sneeze? Horror~, what a dreadful thought! R.Cld The•• I thought I played bridge-but what Is all AmerlcCln 801m IHSTANTSTATIOH this about maneuvering, staUin,g feinting, 1932 FeCltur... fJN OING (I8n't thM a term used In the ring?) "at­ SUPER·HETERODYNE UNE-O-lITt TUNING tacking at the wrong time and being on the PENTOD E POWER EUCTRO_OYN AMIC lnvlsible rocks of distribution." TUD E SPEA KER 01\, wrll, Jet's start a nice exciting game Dan Baker (above) and Louise MULTl.MU tuBES COMPLETELY of t1ddlcdy-wlnks. Brabant (below); who will lend SCR EEN GRID TUBES SHI ELDED FAST_HEATER Ail this rambling brings us to "Easy Aces," vocal color to the Goldenrod All~ LARGE CHASS IS- the bridge sketch on WON. If you play TYPE TUBES Stars p rogram every night this week FULL RI CH TONE NOTA MIDGET brldge, you'd gather from the title that a PERFtcTtD TONE IS REAL FURNITURI!. no trump hand was being played and that at 6 :45 p. m. over \vmo. CONTROL PJ{CE- l9 LN. TALL : aces were divided or "easy." But such Is not tile cast; \J1e Aces al'e Mr. and Mrs., and they are the ones who are easy. It's possible, SEE T .. "" RECOGNIZE but very Improble that anyone can be as dumb as Jane Ace. She's so dumb she thinks this VALUE ambiguous me:ms expensive. (Where in the world is that dictionary). AnYway, you'll get The 1932 feahlres here listed are found in this remarkable American a laugh from her brUilant (?) bridge play­ Sosch Super-Heterodyne a nd in no othe r radio set. ing, so be sure and listen in. This value is simply beyond compare. It is a perfectly designed ond • • * b ala nced Super-Heterodyn'l, mode to the fomous Am'lrica n Bosch pre. Wonder If W:J.ltcr Winchell really is as cision stondords in 0 beautiful full sized cabinet for $67.50 complete exci ted as he sounds when he ClLlls out " 0 . K. England." Tuesday night the Lucky with tubes. Strike program brought us .Jack Hylton's It il 0 set that performs superbly. Its tone is famous 'Iverywhere. Orchestra from London. They played one Test it on all stations at all distances, It is the highest standard of of our popular songs, but the rest were all strange to us. So that's English as she value in radio from every point of vi'lw; see it, hear it, compare it. should be Slloken. Dido·t you like the O ther models from $43.50 to $139.50 for cosh or on the most liberal English accent? It's very pleasing, donch.ll. terms. BUY NOW WHILE THESE LOW PRICES ARE IN EFFECT. know. Wonder where Walter's magic ea.r­ pet wlJl take us ned? PAUL J. COSTULAS * • • RADIO STORE That's 11 swell IdelL that some of the big movie shots arc using. They're sending 5010 BROADWAY penny postcards to their friends for Cbrist.. Ph-ones: Sunnyside 2728- 2729 mas, and the money that they would have spent for Christmas cards goes to their American no.oh Rodin L. Uo"ooed uodo' pUenu and appUcatlool o( ll. O. A. favorite charities, And thls w:Ul be no small sum either, as they all go in for something different and Individual, which means hand Bob H awk on WCFL paintp,,! and hand engraved, very expensive cards. Why can·t we all do that? Some of Morning Programs us will anyway. out of necessity. but those or us who can afford to send expensive • WI~[N YOU'Rb LOST IN cards, should do it. or course we'd have to Bob Hawks, for many years con~ arrange with OUf friends to do the same. nected with station WIBO, has again They might not be so pleased to get a penny postcard If they didn't know the big joined the staff of the station with TI~[ MOUNTAINSoP idea. • • • which he started in radio some years The rollowlng was sent in by an a.nony­ ago. WCFL. Bob, who has achieved mous reader, but was too good to keep to great popularity as an announcer. wi(! mysell, so here goes: "Not very amusing, ts he?" mused Harry be heard on the morning features from Sosnlck, as a young man passed by. the Labor station. "Not very," replied Bess Johnson, ''He couldn't entertain a doubt." • IT'S A GUID~ TI-lAT '" '" '" PRAIRIE FARMER EDITOR Jr you feel like' having some danee music to make your dustc!oth fly, try NBC DISCUSSES 1932 PROBLEMS YOU N{;'{;'D Saturday mornings. "Dane'l Miniatures" • Is the title, and it's a medley of populal' C. V . Gregory, editor of Prairie dane'l numbers. • .. '" Farmer . will ex press h is views on the W/./fN YO{j'R~ LOST IN TUt; Don·t tUDe oft. Stay right on the NBC agricultural prob lems of 1932 during Jlet,""rk after ''Dane'l :Miniatures, aDd th e Din nerbell program over WLS at MAZe. o{." PIlOCIlAMS h ear the "HawaIIan Serenaders." Who 11 :45 a. m .• New Year's Day. T h e doesn't lov'l the twaDg of the HawaTLRD 00 q;Q/OUJ~ 00 guitars? subject is " L ooking A h ead I nto 1932 IRAlUJD() I t ts ra\J1er early in the morning to go to Agriculture. " SNAPS YOU OUT Of' IT Itt A JIFF=Y Seatsthe Uleater, In the but Balcony," let·s go andanyway. let NBC Take enter- "Two l;:======~ I tain YOU. You'll hear some lovely old songs, and some new ones too. with all the atmos­ 52 W~~KSFOR $2°_° phere ot the theater, and the Old Stager 2S reminiscing about old times. Season's 26 W~(;'KS FOR $ I • Greetings -- RADIO GUIDE. " COE KNOWS" 423 Plymolltl. Court Chicago, lliinoia • Gentle men: T he verbal signature of crime broad­ Encloaed ple.. e lind S .. , . , ••• • for which .end m .. t he Radio Guid. casts by Charles F rancis Cae over NBC RUTH LYON for ( aix month •.. ) ( ope year .. ) . n etwotks. will gain new significance in the near future when Cae and his HEARD REGULARLY Name •• •• •• •••• __ ••• • , •• • ,. " •••••••• _ • . .. .• . ••••••• • • • , ...... a nnouncer, Ford Bond, visit under­ ON NBC PROGRAMS Addre ...... ,., • • •• •• • • • , ••• •• • •• • •• • ,. w orld haunts in New York to obtain first hand data.. ' Cit,. • ••• • •• • •• • •• • • • •• •••..•••• , . St .. te .. _ •••.• • _. _ ...... 20 PROGRAMS FOR FRIDAY [Continued]

P. M. Wlf.AQ-Dr. Herman N. Bu~sen; Hc>z_ " L9--CUquot Club; Harry Reser'_ orch. JrYW-Teaberry Sports R~por!er. '1'tMo lick Program NBC Globe Trotter ][YW-C&DtOD Tea O&r(\ell Qrch.,.tra WLs--&nltb Bros.; Trade and loIark ; "J1ll-WUson Concert Hour WCJlI-$tamfor<1 SIngers; Cluartet mos'.e WJJD--Perroonanty Girl vocal duo. NBC WSBC- PQlisb Program 10:10 1l1'W-State Street Tomorrow WUE8-Qmclal Race Re~tB by A..merl- WJJll-Em~lre Room Ensemble ' : 10 WCFL-Artbur Kocb, pianist Call RacIng Record 7,35 WCFI-BulleUn Board: LalKlr Fmshee 10:15 WON-Ted Weem~' Orcbestra WCRW_Buyers Guide 7145 WCFL_Associatlon rter ':45 WG:N_Frlendly Five Footnotes; AvIIlt lon WH NR-Jack Denny's orchestrs. NB C. ,." WON_Modes and Melodies; $pQnsored by MWS; vocal SOlOs. CBS W' UO-AlternaUng Verne Buck aM D. S. Koml88 Co. WCFL_Kr oebler Furniture C Q. P rol tam Mac McCloud WM AQ_ChlclU;O Dany News of the Air WUU.\I-The Old SkiPller K YII'-Canton Tea Carden Orchestra WENU-PhU COOk. the QUllker Man. NBC WlllO-M:!.rk Flsher·s Orchestra WOllf_Popular Muslo WIIBM-Golden rurd BroadeBst 10:45 WON-Wayne King's Orchestra frQm the W I Bo-~rlLrk FIll'IIer'/! Orchestra ':00 WON-C<>rrGct Time; stephen Footer Aragon :KYW-Tcrrnce Onnlen Orchestra WMA Q_Artists ServIce Program. N BC WC FT,-German Program WM AQ_Vla Lago and Uptown VD\ag. lI'JJU_'I'wlllght or~nn recital Qrches!,.aS WG Jo:S-DlnneJ;' Dance WEN R-Paul Wblteman's Paiutmen, wltb WCUW-Muslcnl Program Mildred Bailey, NBC 11:00 WCJ.'J,_I'liInet Mars Orche5'lra. WBBM-.9tudlo Feature WKNll.--Cnb Canoway',. O,.oh.,.,tra. NBC WON-The Gumpa; comedy sketch KY\I"_Phtllips Flyers KYII·-Publlc Service. Period; Terra.ce WMAQ-l>n.n nnd Sylvln. W CnW-l3wed; Gruen "SO WON-TQmorrow''' Tribune ~· l lIo-Preaton Sellers at the Oriental Answer ),lan &,00 WON-8tephen Foster program WJUo-Mac MoC1Qu<1's Orchestra Thea!re organ W(;N_MlLrcb of Time; 4ramatl2;atlon. WllAQ-Studlo Dramatization 101011 WON-Bing Crosby; Cremo CIgoa ... Pro. 1\ l' I\" -C~nton Tea G~rden orchestra 1." ce, WCFL-London Mode ProgJ'am gram. CBS WSIIC-Club Congo Orchl'"Slra WC},'l.-Ta.lJorll Union No. . ; .tudJo WDBM-Gold Senl Orc/leli(ra WMAQ-Amos 'n' Andy. NBC l\'Mn l -Mldnl~t Dible Hour program WIBo-liark Flsber's orchestra WEN II-Amos 'n' Andy. NBC U:30 WlfNIt-Don Pedro and his Orc.hl>Stra WllIO-Mnc McCloud's Orchestra; music liYW_Frlendshlp Town; M"IIall W1I'II WInO-Hour ot Dreams l\ rW-Congress Hotel OrchestTa 00. 6ketoil. NBC " CFL-Organ Reclt:>.] by Eddy HaD~Qn WI llO-Herb Buteau's Orchestra

PROGRAMS FOR SATURDAY, JANUARY 2

A.M. l :lO WGN_Farm Service; weatber and Uve "I DO-Preston Sellers at the Oriental WnnU-Jacbos Trio stock reports: WGN Mall Box Theatre organ WEN It-Home S(!fVIc8 WBDM-Julla Hayes, Household IIlnts J\YW_Two Seats In the BlIkQny. NBC K\"II"_Farm anIuslc Weaven "CFI.-Varlety Program WDBB-Dally Times News Flasbu Wl,&-Cumberland Ri4Ce Runners WMA Q-:'>liracles ot M aQlOXa " ENIt-Market repor ts : Musical Cbefll lUllO-Bonded )Iotorlst& Serenado "L&-Pralr le Far mer F amlb' PartF WL&-Our DaUy Food; Colonel Good­ "fI'JJD-NeighlKlrhood G08l;Ip WJ1D-Reoordlnge '.4$ WA AF- ;\Iornlng Patrol body, NBC WAAF_:\lelody Lane WL8-Weatber report.i. I rult am! V e geta~ WAA},'- TuneshQPpe; lIv8 s tQck market WG F.&-Old F avorites markets; Evening .t'ost Report er ,.55 1I'DBll-Farm Jntormatlon WG l'f-Good Health and TraInIng ,,,. WGN--Cbarl1e White's Gym ot the Air ':00 WON_Farm Service; Urst 1>0&" market; 10:30 WO:N-Carl " Qem e, pianist W! IAQ-Top 0' 1J\8 »ornlnc: Farmer WGN Musle Weavers WENR-Our City; civic tallt P. 1IL H,,~k fOlAQ-Universlty ot ChicacQ; At tile "DDM-Amer. I nstitute of F oo<1. WCFl _On th8 1 :15; Landt Trio ...d Bruiliast Table "JBo-News ot the Day U,OQ WON Westher Forecast; Mid·Day Ser.. White, NBC WUDM-Jewlsb ArtB prOgram. C BS XYW-Key8 to Happiness, NBC Ices WOB.-;\IU81«1 TIme Saver WIBO-Famous Singers W.J~O r gan concer t WMAQ-WMAQ Salon (luar h t )( Y \\,_~ l ar&hall F ield It Co.'s X_leal KYW-:'>!.Ts. Blake·s COlumn. NBC WAAF_The Fireside PhUosopher WBBlI_Frank Westphnl's orch. C EIl Clock WL8-WLS; Daddy Hal a nd His Helper. WO.E&-Italy .In Music WInO-Luncheon Musical" WJJ D-Haw)' G o Lucky ~ ; Art WAAF-$ven and. Julius, sketch WMDI_.loluslc WLS-Vllrlety Music Llnlok WGE8-Ec:'oe& 01 pQland 10:40 \\'~IAQ- :\l u$ICal hodgePOdge \VA A 1-'_ Noon·tlme melodies: Weather 1I'J,8-"Heroes 111 Ovenlls; " Maille City ':15 1I·0N_Dlgest of tbe day's news WJl(DI-Coor oo SOOool P e riod WCIII_l<'amlllllr MelodlcfI F our WMAQ-Breen and d eRt>9&, vocal aDd 10,45 wON-lfank Hsrrlngton and his Hanir.er- 12: 05 WlIDM- Hlram and Henry. C BS" WAA.'-Co(fee lind Puns tnstrumental duo. NBC Inga U I10 WI,S-Closing Livestock Markets' n. 1fCnW-Mu9Ical B r eaklast WUllM-Dally Times program W:F.NR-J!ll and Judy; oook and play n · P~e ' 1I'lI.Bl-Mornln6 Worship Perl<>d ~· I,5-Ha"r>y Jack's 1)(Ig proKram view. NDC 12:15 WMAQ-:\Inrkets and farm senlce pr"," WIBo-Nonsenslcal Rhytl>m WDBM-Evans F ur F ashIon Par ade gram; }>'armer nu~k .. ,. WCFl .-Mornlng ShuUle liYII'-Dance Miniatures. NBC WlllO-The Old Mumc Shop WL8-rQultry Service Time wunM_We Moderns WGE 8-CanILI"Y Concert \VJJlJ-Wilson Hostess WC III_TmveIQgue; talk ,VON_Leonard &llvo's MaO Box WAAI-'- Eld ...-ard Benedlct·s One Van 11: 00 WON_Farm Service U:2S "lImn-Loeal Produce Markets. .CBS " .. " CFL-Cbe~rlo. NBC ,,",w WM,\Q---.90h-ay Stokers 12:~ W fr~-France& .1. Moran and MIIISIc WO},'L--.lazz Program WMA(j-~lornlng worahlp; TIme !!I.gna.ls WON-Cbleago Board of Trade Graln W~avers WBIHI.....(:brl&tllln Science Churcb.... of Reports WEN U-Merrle·Men Quartet. NBC WBUM-Fur Trapper's Servlce, .CBS Illinois WIIIIM_Dorothy Davis K YW_Don Pedro·s Orchtatra. NBC WMAQ-Our Dally Food; Colonel Good- 'W i nO-Around tbe II(}me WI UO_BuJova Eye Openers body. NBC lI'Clll-John Little; Radio's P~t Lau- J\YII"_Prudence P~nny WL&-n.ader·s TaJ>ernacle WBBn-Burnham·" Beauty Chat N'.!Ickelberry'& program W.AA.I-'-.slng and Sweep 1:00 \l"O.'(-,\lIan Grant, pianist WMAQ--&naek Out· Marian an.1 31m WL8-Qrain Market 1I'LS-"SteamlKlat Bill;" chUw-en'. prot. 9,]5 WG~-Dlgest QI the news WJo;SJt_Bhcl< aDd Gold Room Orchc.stra. lnl.\Q_S~ws tlashes WON-Tbe Commuters; Emery Deutllcb, WON_Tom, Dick and Harry: voca.! trio NBC WCF .L-Tlmely Topics: weather report ... conductor. cas WKAQ-Board of Trade: Town Crier; WBDM_Bigel<>ws orcbestra. CBS WlIlIM-lIenrl Gendron·s orchestra Wll.\Q-Laugh Club; Tom Br~. NBC l<"'3rm FamUy Bulletin WI UO-ColleCe Three Wlllo-StwS of tb8 Da,. WCFL_WCFL Kiddie'" A eroplan. Clnb 1fDM- Adventures of Helen and lU.r7. KYW-Beautlrul Thoughts. NBC K\·W-Cantt;>n Tea Gar<1ell Orcbestra W l)B~I-Ra.th8 RhytJ>me C"' WJJ ·D-MUler's Fur Revue W AA "'-Hoosler l'hllosQpher WL8-Quaker Early Blrh; a.a. IIDd "I BO_<~Wllnber Muslo WA'\F-~uslcal MasterpIeces W:M lll_Prt)RTam by Sah.... tlon Army Glenn. NDC K YW.....studio Mu~lc WON- Painted D r eams : Sponsor ed by Corps No. 11 WAAli"- Blt Qt EverythlnS WL8-Bradley Kincaid; Mountain Ballads '"'' M!ckelberry 1 : 15 WGN-1.'YXl Balladur!! a nd AlluI Grant .... "fI'lI.AQ-\lornllll' Glorlefl; Walter BAu- 1Dl00 WGN-WG N Music Weaven WMAQ-WlIA Q &lon

More Pictures Likes Joe Sanders We'll Think Abon! It Watch Future Islues Chicago, nanols Gary, Ind. Dec. 18, 1931 Chicago, Ill. Dec. 21, 1931 Aurora, nt., Nov. 20, 193! Dear Sir: Dear Sirs: Dear Sirs: Oear Sirs: Just to tell you that the "Radio Guide" is We want to congratulate you on this very We radio fans are very fortunate in being May I compliment you on your fine maga­ • dandy, a radio paper we've all longed for fine and handy little magazine, the Radio able to obtain so fine and necessary a maga­ zine the "Radio Guide." It Is just the thing a long time. We aLso like the new way you Guide. No more looking through newspapers zine as "Radlo Guide" is proving to be. Let to bring listeners and artists together. print the programs and aLso the enle.rged lor our programs. Sitting up, late at coming us hope it is lit oontinued and prOfitable pJ.etures. I wish you would print a picture home, early fOI" a progl'am and then finding success. However, we are disappointed in onc thing. Qf OTace Wilson on the front page cover It was a mistake and isn·t on at all. And Have been looking each week eamestly for and also more write ups and pictures of do we get a kick out of secing pictures of May I suggest however, that I believe it pictures of those two line artists who parti­ Quin Ryan and Charles J. Gildrest of the the orchestra leaders we enjoy most. 1"11 should devote II. column, more or less, to cipate in the "Twilight Musicnle," from Daily News DX Club; Irma Glen, Walter say we do and can hardly wait until we contests, that sponsors of various progl'ams WJJD each week.day evening. Why can't we Winchell, Herbie Kay, Mark Fischer, and get to meet our old friend Joe Sanders of are putting on "over the air," from time to have pictures of these two artists. Howard more of the "Waltz King;' Wayne Kin@:. the Coon-Sanders NBC orchestra. Please time. Give the details and requirements L. Peterson and Avis Leone Fiske? We would aloo like to ~ their boys, who give us his picture and tell us something as it is to be broo.dcast. Opening and closing Mrs, Wm. Gleason play those splendid numbers Oll their broad­ about him and his orchestra as soon as pos­ dates, etc. With an eqool opportunity and cast. Hoping to see them in the future issues sible. 11.190 would give people an opportunity to 1------­ of the "Guide." Yours lor Q. bigger and "get in" on something they may not of better Radio Guide. Miss and Mrs. Woodine heard otherwLse. 1 ; ______--; Fred Litwitz, Jr. P. S.-We've never saw such good, clear Will you give this suggestion your earneat Over 250,000 of the World Famous pictures in a magaz.ine as the announcers consideration. I believe it will help your cir­ • • • were in this week's Radio Guide. But where culation and also please a large portion of Haynes' Radio Logs were sold In Best on the Air is Bob Elson 01 WGN. your readers as well as the sponsors of these the Chicago area in 1931. contests. Orand Rapids, Mich. • • • O. F. Weissenburger The 1932 deluxe edition, 25c. Dear Sir: Too Much Kiddies Your lllagazine is great. [ sure do like It. • • • And now-Our Contract-Auction Won't yau write an arUcle about Ben Chicago, m, Dec. 20, 1931 Total Score-At-Sight ensemble is Bernie, and can't we have a picture at Fred Gentlemen: Likes DOD aDd Art 1.. Jeske, fL'Om WON? He's the best singer For the past two months I have been itch_ delighting Bridge players-also 2Sc 011 the radio, a.lso tell u.s aU about him, Ing to get a couple of points off my chest Bloomington, m. Nothing similar to either device! Here's luck to the "Radio Guide," Ita just and this looks Hke the time to do It. When Dear Editor: your new time arrangement appeared I wbat we needed.. I bought my second copy of Radio Guide HAYNES' RADIO LOG Peg. hoped you would designate L.he length of today, and I'm SOfTy I missed any preceding 608 S. Dearbora Phone Wabash 943<1 each spec!flc program. For Instance, any editions. , one knows the duration of the Camel Quar­ Please print pictures of Don Ball, CBS 1 L ______.:... _____...! • • • ter Hour or the Fleischman hour with Rudy We'll Tell AnD Vallee because they so state In the an­ announcer, and Arthur Jarrett. nouncement, but until one Is l>roperty edu· Best wishes for this paper's continuance! Chicago, ILlinois cated one may not know that Walter Win_ Virginia Marten 1r------, Editor Radio Guide: chell and the Lucky Strike Orchestra will Congratulations for the Radio Guide. It be on for an hour unless one looks for the Season's Greetings h~ the spot. But in this week's issue there Initials WENR under the Urnes 9:00, 9:15, • • • 1111 a slight error. In your "Feminine Foibles" 9:30,9:45 and flnally 10:00. It may be worth From column you mention the faot that Bing a thought. Thank YOD Ctooby is married to Dorothy Lee of Barrington, Ill., Dec. 19, 1931 Wheeler and Woolsey fame. Bing Crosby is Por the second point I mentlon an item married to Dixie Lee, another flicker star over which you undoubtedly have no control. Radio Guide: Harle "Tiny"Parham and also a well known blues singer. She was However, It seems to me that too great em­ A very Merry Christmas and a Happy atarred In several Fox Movletone produc· phasis is placed ou the chlldrens' programs New Year is the wish for you from a much AND THE BOYS Uoaa. from 5:301.0 '1:00. On retuming from the satisfied subscriber. I want to thank you <- James Kelly office it Is almost impossible to brighten lor your promptness of delivery of the the day with a littie music because of the weekly. I enjoy it very mUch and do all FRANKIE WOODS appparent need of keeping Junior informed I can to adv{lrtlse it. It means much to WYATT HOUSTON • • • of the affairS of the Gumps, HarOld Teen, those who no not get the Chicago papers FREDDIE WILLIAMS For Don Pedro Uncle Boo, Skippy and others. Take the early enough to get the radio program. EDWARD POLLACK WGN program for next Thursday for in­ Wishing you a ~ prosperous year, I am EARL MOSS ChLcago, ILlinois stance: Frank O. Campe JEROME PASCAL Gentlemen: LEON SCOTT May I congratulate you on your fine radio 5:10 Flexles Pixies; children's program • • • CLAUDE ALEXANDER magazine? It is indeed a guide to the best 5:15 Uncle Quln Punch and Judy Show CHARLES LAWSON hUllo programs. 5:30 Mother Goose Concert LAWSON BUFORD WLS Faa MELVIN BANKS I WOuld like to have you publish a picture 5:-15 Little Orphan Annie; chUdren's playlet of Don Pedro, who has achieved such suc­ FREDIE BRYANT 6:00 Kellogg'S Singing Lady Galesburg, TIl., Dec. 21, 1931 cess in Chicago, with his great band, Radio Guide: Naucy Hoyt Duvall 6:15 Harold Teen; comedy sketch 6:30 Dinner Dance Congratul3.t1ons "Radio Guide." I have my second copy now and wouldn't want to be Currently Appearing • • • Now for an hour and twenty minutes without it. Told my husband It was the best At Likes "Bits of Life" from 5:10 to 6:30 that's certainly a bird of magazine he had brought home yet. 11 program fI'Om an adult point of view (yes Our favorite station is WLS and we almost Chioago, Dlinols no children here, I'll admit). Now, isn't it, feel like we knew them personally. Fine GRANADA CAFE Gentlemen: really? Christmas greeting from them In L.his is:sue. WBBM NIGHTLY Just a line to let you know how much we Mrs. R. H. Stoner enjoy Bill Baar's program over WAAP. It In any event, your publication perfonns tit called "Bits of Lire," and It's sure just a real service to the radio llslener and I >that, as his cllaracters are all so real and have been a steady user slt\oe your first buma.n. He sure should get jleople thinking Issue and will continue to be. -.bout how t.o a.ppreciate life, especially with With beat wishes for your continued suc· ., many hardships in ute. THAT "Sits of Life" Is one program. I highly MUSICAL reconunend to all radio listeners, and one R. G. Lester I myself wouldn·t miss. INSTRUMENT Mea. C. G. NichoLl • • • Great Sporh Announcer DOES IT NEED REPAIRING? • • • Hammond, Ind., Dec. 20, 1931 SEE More Cuide Gentlemen: I am a regular reader of the "Radio Waukegan., til. Dec. 13, 1931 Guide" and have found it very intereating George A. Ostertag Doo.r Sir: and convenient. I especially enjoy your I have now read eight copies G1' your "Meet The Artist" sketches. '22 West Division Street - Room 6 "'real"' Radio Guide, and feel that you are Telephone Delaware 8893 oontinuously making it better. But designat­ Sometime tn the neal' future I would ing the length of time of each program like to se pictures of Jimmy Kozalc, pianist We Make ..d Re"';, WAAF and Edward Simmons, announcer, 1tsted. lasting thirty minutes or over would VIOLINS GUITAR BANDURRIA be more improvement. Think It over. Won't WAAF. Also a picture of that great WCF!. it be wortb_while th know how long a pro­ sports announcer, John O'Hara. And while VIOLA MANDOLIN OCTOVINA you're at it, why not Rudy Vallee? Here's gram is scheduled to last. CELLO UKELELE LAUTEN I read every word of your paper and like hoping I'U see these pictures before long. It. My only other request is for bigger and In the meantime I shall continue to read BASS BANJO GUITAR BASS more at: all at 1~ Isn't Ul&t what we all want. and enjoy "The Radio Guide." BOW REHAIRING A SPECIALTY A. ,...,.. Mar&are~ Kal.l.na 22 PROGRAMS FOR SATURDAY [Continued]

P .... 'fI'ENR-Contra.cl Bridge, NBC WENR--The GoliJbergs; dramatic sketch. ,:10 WOFL-Harl7 Brook~; trumpet so~ WBB.M-.Tohnny Walker NBC 9:15 WMAQ_W'\1AQ Dance Drollestr. llJO WIDO-ReMlOC Room; PUblix ~e W.JJD--Wilson Tea Tunes "IBO-Goldenrod All Stars with pest WB'B]I[----5uccPQrteT WOES- ,Johnny Van, the pjaDO maa artlst WlllO-Vern" Buc,k's Drche.stra KYW-Terraee Garden Orchcslra. 4,45 WBB.M_Ruward Neumiller, pla.ulat W.J.JD-Emplre Room Ensemble WON_Robert BaD, button .. WOES-Mary l\i'UlIams; blues BO\lCIf 9:30 WGN-The Super Suds GIrls; "Clara IA. KYW-"Iei SUhel at the plano 'n' Em." NBC WAAF-Carnlval ot tile Air WlfNR----Ballad SIngers, NBC WGN-Tha TUne's Tha 'I;hlng WaUC-Peature Program WMAQ- Club 'l'JENII-Waldorf Empire orch. NBO WMAQ-l. A. Q. Meloay Land WBnM-.Tames Ashley, entertain"r WLS-"Danger Fighters"; T, Daniel WnRM-Louls Panico's Orche,nra 2100 WGN-Col1ege Three Frowley. NBC WIBo-News Dr tj'e Day 9:50 WGN-Tomorrow's Tribune W1IiAQ~Orgun Melod;es K1·W-Ralsing .JUnior. NBC 7:10 WCFL-Bulletin Board: Labor flashes WInO-COrry Lynn, Blue Grotto Oreh. WBBM_Burnham's Beauty C1Iat W,JJD_)la.slercraft Home Buldine' Talk WIBO-Glant Finger oL tha Alr ,.15 WGN-Abe Lyruan's Balld; Sterling Pro- 1(1:00 WGN-Blng Cl·osby; Cremo Cigars CBS WGEs--&>u!hern Moodos ductl! Program. CBS K'y\\'-GalltC>D Tea Garden Orcbestra WBBC-<3tudiD Program WM,\Q_Amos 'n' Andy. NBC WAAJo'_Cbioago on Parade KYW-Congress Hotel Orchestra WCFL--Barton Organ Recital by ]CddJ' WSBC--.sports review 511(1 lfGN_r1exies Pixies; children'" program WJ'J]J-M"USt\ool Varieties Hanson WCIIJ-Children's Program 5:15 WGN-Uncle Quin's Punch and .Judy Show WCFL--Chicago Choral Club WIBO-Hour of Dreams WMBI-.'\Iother Ruth Period f(}r GIrts WCFL---Jo"llll Maxwell; food talk ,,,. wGN-From Long Ago KYW-'l"eaberry SpDrts Reporter; Tbe WCFL--Varlety program a.nd Paul Faber WENB-\¥hyte's Orchestra. NBC W,Jl]J-Emplre Room Ensemble Globe Trotter WIBo-Alr Cadetl!; lOOdie &lid. lrude lTL~WLS Coyne Old Time ,Jamboree WLS-Amos n' Andy. NBC 21lS WBBM_New9 Fla.shes Cll.vaoo.ugh W3fAQ-D·Orsay program: Ben $elvin's WCIII-8tam!ord Slngers; q~artet musle 21)0 WInO-Radio Gooss~; Eddie alld F'aDIle KYW_Mel Stitzel at the Plano orchestra, NBC Qavaoo.ugh WJJlI--Dave Abram'~ Barn Orch. CBS WIBO-Mac McCloud's OrChestra; Music 10:10 KYW-Stata Street Tomorrow WGN-Lawrenoe Salerno, tenor and Allan WOEs-Guess this song !lox 10:15 WGN-The Dream Ship; Poe-tlo Read\ncll . Grant, pianist WMA.Q-6tudlo Program XYW-Nat'j Advlool'Y Councn on Radlo WlIIAQ-Lowell Tb.omas, Literary Dl&'errt WMAQ-To be. announoed 51)0 WON-Ll!e of Mother Goose in Ednca.tlolL NBC Topics. NBC KYW_Rex Maupin Aoes of die AJr 1fMAQ-Ra.y Peorkins, The 014 Topper. WCFL-:l.fadams Dorotl>y Derriuss'. WCFL-WCFL Orchestra WAA),'-J<>hn R'hyn, tenor ,... WLS-Kltchen Klen"'er Novelty, NIlC ""C soprano WCHI_Popular Muslo WCFL--Plano Recital by Hellt7 :Fn.ncls Owen lI;nd WCill-Radlo Tony; comedy mooolOgQe WCFL-Hello Marie; comedy skit. NBC WON-Double l'tanos; Del Parks 10:30 II'nN-Camel Quarter Hour; )lo~ WMBI-"(uSJic Allan Grant "ENR-Alr ,Juniors; chUdrw. procra.m Wlno-publix Theatre Reporter Downey; Hellard's Orchestra. CBS 2145 WllIO-World Wanderln!:s WIBO-Amer!can Home ,Journal W,JJD--Fra.nk Maglne; songs lf~LAQ_The Three Doctors; PraU, Sher­ WMAQ-mlAQ SyncopatOr1! KYW_Uncle Bob man, and Rudolph, NBC WCFL--Variety Pro!:ram continued. W.J.JD-Garden talk 11:00 WGN-Carborundum Program; Indlan WCI·L-Metry Garden Ballroom Orch, WGES-Twllight Musicale Legend. CBS ,.00 WCFL-Ch!ldren's Prngram Wl£AQ--WMAQ Concert orchestra and WlllO-Alternating Verne Buck ..t KYW-ChI00a80 Sererode. NBC 5145 WGN-Llttle Orphan Annie; chllslde Singers, NBC WnD--Connie Boswell, songs. cas WU]J_Hnngarian violinist 10:45 WGN-Wayne King's Orcbestra from tile WHBI_Plain Talk PeriOO WGES-Modern Melodies WLS-Chicago ClviD Opera. NBC Aragon JdO WCFL-Trlpoll Trio ':00 WGN-Kellogg's Singing Lady WSBC_Mldwest Special WMAQ-Via LagD slid Uptown V1I1ap WENR-Saturday MatInee; dr.. maU" ..\lon Wl1A Q---sklppy 'fI'CFL-Arthur Kach, orchestras of one-act play. NBC ,,,. ""'-"1st 11:00 WCFL-Organ Recital by Eddy Haus_ lfCFL-Dlnner Music WCFI,-Nlght Court WMAQ-WMAQ Syncopators WENJt-To be announced ,.15 XYW-Public Service Period; Terrll;oe WIBO-studio prOg'mm WI»O-CaptatP Don's Hadll) Scout. "BBll_Famous Beauties of HIHtot7 Garden Orebes!ra WJJD-Studlo dane~ orchestra WOlll_Constantln Mlstasort, baritone KYW-Canton Tea Garden Orcbestr.; WSnc-;rerry Bl>llIvan; S()ng" special RYW-PhH Spitalny's T"", Dan.sante, NBC Teaberry Sports Reporter .... WGN-8mlth Brothers Program; fea­ WOES-Louis P""lco·s Orchestra WJJD_~lezzanilla piano recital WJJD-Persooolliy Girl tured orchestra. CBS WCHI-Metr"polltall Echoes; 0 per a WAAF_Dixlana WOES-OllIcial Race Results bJ' Amerl. WMAQ-Valspar program; Aileen Clark, selections WG ES--Camptown Minstrels can Raclng Record so])rano; William Wirges' orcb. NBC 11:15 WaN-Ted Weems and bls Trianon Orch. ,.01$ WM,\ Q-'I'he Lady Next Door. NBC WCRW_Muslcal Program WIDO-John Cerny, plan!st WBlIl(-Aroond !ha Town; PanicO, Ge.... KYW_Rex Maupin's ACM of tile Alr KYW-The First Nighter. NBC dron, Bernie, Aaronson and l'arlls.m'. WJJD_Eart's Revue ':15 WGN-Harold Teen, comedy sketcb Orchestras WMAQ-WMAQ Concert Orch....tra WLS-Aladdin Barn Dance Frolle WAAF-Worlil IHlWS reports WBBM_DaUy TImes Spclilnc: Be.. KYW-Charlie Agnew's Orchestra. NBO WENR-What's the News; William Clark WIEo-Wlbolians ':45 WGN_Allerton Glee Club 1I:~ WC}'l-:E>lanet Mars Orchestra ..,00 WCFL-'l'he 1"alr presents the Junior WJJD-Sports Reel; ROCky Wolfe WGES--Cab.o.ret HIts WGES-Mary Williams; blues singer WC))'I..-Kroehler Furniture Co, Program Federation Club WIBO-Travel Trea.ts wsnc-Jerry Sulllvan, sons special WENR-Colorado Cowboys, NBC 6,25 WMAQ-Prlncess Pat beauty ta.Ilr. 11:45 WON-Tweet Hogan's Drake Hotel Ord!. WIBO-Dusk Dreams 6:30 WGN_Dlnner Dance 9:00 W(,IN-Flv.. Fatal Words; mystery drama :h.l'lV_Terrace Garden Orchestra. W1lAQ-Russ Columbo and his orches· WGN-Bob For~an. tenor WMAQ-Chlcago Daily News Dr thoa AIr lfON-H~rble Kay's Orchestra a.t tIM> tra; Llsterine prOgram. NBC WJJD-~looseheart children WCFL--DeLuxe Variety Progrnm Blackhawk: Tweet Hogan'" Orcbestr.i WAAF_P!:l.no novelties; .Jimmy Kouk WENR-Prlnce Alhert Quartar HOQr; WCFL-Songs of Yesterday Art Kassel's Orchestra WGE8--I\VaJtz Dream!! Alice Joy, contralto. 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