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Image to PDF Conversion Tools Complete Radio Programs By The Hour, A Page To A Day 4 HF Long R'as'e ,Nq G 5 Short Wav'e - Cents News Spots °RADIO <t`i,S the Copy & Pic turcs R PPQ SI.5O Year Volume HI, N. 24 WEEK ENDING JUNE. 22, 1934 * Published \X'eck y This and That Senate Inquiry Into Fitness of U. S. ByMorris Hastings AT LONG LAST FRANK Radio Commissioners Is demanded BLACK has given the much publicized premiere of GLIERE'S "The Red Poppy," music for a ballet that is now all the rage in Dickinson Soviet Russia. 180, 000, 000 Sets in World Use Those who did not expect too much of the Marriages (.an Be Happy Of Iowa Is 1 music probably were not dis- U. S. Leading a p pointed. In Brig/:t World of Radio Accusing Those who had All Countries hoped f o r By The MICROPHONE'S 11"ashingtollt s o mething A Few of the Stars Special Correspondent original a n d In Tabulation arresting were Display Famed Charges in the United States Senate by Senator L. J. DicKIN- let down. A report made by the Interna- ISON (R) of Iowa, that the Fed. It isn't had tionale de Radiodiffusion of Emotion music not at eral Radio Commission is influ- - Geneva estimates that 20,000,000 enced decisions all bad. It By JOHN McART in its by politics radio sets were sold throughout ,..one as a bombshell. simply i s n ' t the world during the year 1933, Come, come, my good director, The Iowan has introduced a good enough. in world bringing the total of sets let's have a little more soulful resolution for a senatorial investi- "The R e d Mr. HASTINGS use to 180,000,000. music for this scene. Something Poppy, in oth- gation of the fitness of radio The number of sets in North like "Hearts and Flowers" or commissioners. It was not ex- er words, is graceful, not exciting; America, according to the report, Moonlight and Roses," with pected to be passed. vigorous, not vital ; and pretty with- approximates 20,500,000. T h i s plenty of heart -throb in it, will Creation of a special senas out being moving. equals the total of sets in use in be excellent. tonal committee of five members is The love theme, so help me, Europe, excluding Russia. For when you come to think to DICKINSON'S much investigate reminiscent of nothing so There are over a million auto- of it, radioland certainly does of- charges, was called for in a reso- The as the Kashmiri Love Song. mobiles equipped with radio sets fer some outstanding examples of lution filed by Senator Hury P. dances in the Chi- music for the in the United States, the report wedded bliss. LONG, Louisiana. Senator Couz- nese tavern stem from the Dii- declares. ens (R) of Michigan. objected to winning pretti- Not like Hollywood. where LIBES tradition of Japan leads other Asiatic coun- they grind out hooey pictures and its immediate consideration. ness. tries in the tabulation of radio divorces with amazing regularity consideration. The plot, as described by An- sets in use, radio sets being pur- and where, seemingly every year, DICKINSON'S flareup, however, nouncer MILTON J. (-miss, has chased there at the rate of 7200 a star equips herself with a new pointed to a fight in the Senate the propaganda required of all a week in 1933 in contrast to mate. to match her new hat or over confirmation of the persons art created in modern Russia. 6150 a week the previous year. her new automobile. nominated by President ROOSE- example. is a Rus- The hero, for While figures on South and Radio stars get married and VELT to serve as members of the sian captain in China who comes Central America are not com- stay married - and happy- so far BING CROSBY, crooner, who plays new communications commission the aid of a poor pestered to plete, it is stated that there are as can be discerned with the the gallant cavalier to his wife, authorized in the Diu. bill, coolie. 80,000 sets in Argentine, Chile naked eve. DIXIE LEE. which has just been passed by The villains are some wicked with Chile responsible Congress. and Brazil, True, there are a few sour Chinese and an English mer- total. The new commission is to for about 46 per cent of that notes in this symphony of the Pennsylvania's Gretna Green and chant. take over all the duties of the microphonic matrimonial heaven. betook unto himself a second But whether or not the music present radio commission and in Glenn Frank Speaks Only a short time ago, FAY spouse, amidst some public itself was disappointing, FRANK addition powers of the Interstate The baccalaureate sermon to the WEBB skipped home to Mama clamor. BLACK did a notable thing in pre- Commerce Commi ssion over the class of 1934 by GLENN FRANK, and Rum., the great Vagabond senting it. Silent Ted Husing telephone, cable and telegraph president of the University of Wis- Lover, scampered for cover be- The fact that a work by one The latest rumble came when companies. consin, will be broadcast over the hind a protecting fringe of high - Russia's outstanding contem- TED HOSING, queried concerning Should Congress adjourn short - of NBC-WJZ network Sunday, June powered lawyers. Then GRAHAM (Corntinued on Page 15) r7, from 6 to 6.3o P. M. Mc'NnMI r. dashed down to (Continrted on Page :3) '(Continued on Page 15) 'JJIIJ411MI'ml!m^11VII' l' ':"'9^^' I"^'^'Jrolul Ilil'I!IIIL Johnson To News Flashes 20 Years To Contents Talk on Air A.M. Be Reviewed rietilie9 uIWIUtIIL',J.d :'il UWt :.IJ'LM'di'If,i ......a.i 7.15 WNAC General HUGH S. JOHNSON, 3.00 0t'AAB WEAN WORC WMAS On June 28, 1914, the bullet Flashes Box Page z W'ICC WLBZ VrNBH GRA( I: and EDDIC A1.111 FT Neu's NRA administrator, will be the 10.45 W BZ of an assassin ended the life of Marriage in Radioland principal speaker in a program 10.30 WABC network. WEAF Net- Front Cover work (Tues.. Thurs. 10.451 Archduke FRANCIS FFRDINAND of Pages r and 13 over the WABC -Columbia net- 10.45 WJZ Network Austria and plunged the great BING CROSBY Page z R a i o Commission Federal J work on Saturday, June 16, at 3 P.M. nations of the world into war. FRANCESCA LENNI, actress - political favorit- charged with P. M. Exactly 20 years aster that date, Page 2 ism Page I 12.01 WBZ The program is in commemora- 12.20 WNAC Monday, June 28, a program CHARLES O'CONNOR, announcer This and That tion of the first anniversary of 1.30 WEAN R1CC WFhA R'ORC Vt'[LBZ VCNBH titled "Twenty Crowded fears" Page 3 Page z Vt'MAS by MORRIS HASTINGS the National Recovery Act. 3.00 WAAB will review the events from that Embarras ring Moments of 6.00 WNAC WICC W'FEA WORC DOUGLAS HOPE. baritone Page 4 Other speakers on the program W MAS WLBZ momentous day to the present Radio's Youngest Announcer 6.30 WEAN WNBH PARKER FENNELLY, character will include Governor H. G. 7.00 WAAB WL11Z time. The broadcast will be - by CHARLES O'CONNOR Page actor Page 6 3 Kump of West Virginia and oth- 9.45 WAAB heard at 8 P. M. over the WABC- Russia's Radio Jazz Page 11.00 WNAC t'cEAN W1CC FEA GEORGIE JESSEL, GERTRUDE 3 er state and federal officials. The WORC WMAS WLBZ WNBH Columbia network. FREDDIE RICH'S Directory Page NIESEN, JOHNNY GREEN, Station 4 program will be heard 'from 11.00 WBZ Orchestra will supply musical in- Educational Box Page 11.15 WFAF Network: WABC Net. EDITH MURRAY, SYLVIA 4 Charleston. West Virginia, where rk terludes. Lane W11.30)JZ :Network (Wed. 11.45, Sac. Page 7 Radio a state holiday has been declared The radio review, written by FROGS by JIMMIF. J. LEONARD Page 5 in observance of the anniversary. CHARLES T.w-WELL and pro- VERA VAN, vocalist Page 8 Studiosity, by LES TROY Page SUNDAYS 5 The broadcast will at duced by COURTNEY SAVAGE, will COLLETTE CARLAY, French Editorials Page originate A.M. .5 Laidley Field Stadium at Charles- dramatize the main currents of character singer Page zo The "Voice of Columbia" Page 3.45 WNAC WEAN W1CC WFEA 7 ton where thousands of citizens are WMAS Vc'LB"!. w'NBH history from 1914 until today. IRENE RICH, movie star Page 12 )VEEI Page Page 11.00 WBZ WEAF-WJZ Network It expected to join in the celebration Among the highspots of the FRANK CRUMiT, JULIA SANDER - Short Ware Directory Page r3 Other speakers in addition to P.M. program's re- enactments are: the SON, ETHEL SHUTTA, PORT- Reflections, General JOHNSON and Governor Russian revolution, post -war de- 6.00 WNAC WEAN W1CC WFEA LAND HOF-FA Page 13 by DIANA HERBERT Page 15 KUMP will be EDWARD MCGRADY, pression, prosperity, LINDBERGH'S Vc7.BZ WMAS WORC WNBII JOE COTTON Page 14 Nimblewits, assistant secretary of Labor and 6.45 WAAB flight, gang warfare, the rise of 9.45 WAAB LEAH RAY, Page r5 by EVERET'r SMITH Page 15 DONALD RICHBI :RG, general coun- W.45 WBZ MussoliNt and HITLER. America's songstress 11.15 WNAC WEAN WICC ITFEA A Ball Crooner sel of the NRA. WORC MAS v('Lli7_ WNI1H depression and the repeal of the PHIL HARRIS, band leader by PAIL HARRIS Back Cover The program will last one hour.
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