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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. Eighteenth Amendment. Back Cover Page Two THE MICROPHONE Saturday, June 16, 1931 Saturday, June 16 - Poughkeepsie Regatta on NBC-WR, 7.15 P.M.

Highlights 12.45 P.M. EDT; 11.45 A.M. EST; Velasco': Orchestra, \C'APC WAAB Arthur Warrens Cirhestra, WOR, 30 m. 10.5 CT Lust re Bernard Gabriel, piano, WOR Seymour Sunon's Orrhesrra, WGN, 50 m. L'. S. Mal :u Ha..:. \\ \IC.1, $u m. P.M. The Sailers, WJZ W'RZ WBAL WHAM 5.30 P.M. EDT; 4.90 EST; Filler's Orrhestra, KDKA 9.30 CT 8.45 P.M. EDT; 7.45 EST; 3.00-Gencral Hugh S. John. The Texans. WLW 6.45 CT Harold Turner, pianist. WGN M -., al \,arty, WEEI. 30 m. = son, CBS -WABC Sunset (lour, WTIC Vienna Band Concert, NBC- Tessie, the Typist. WBZ 1 P.M. EDT, 12 N. EST; Martha and Hal, WGY "Fats" Wallet. WABC WHAS WPG WJZ 11 A.M. CT Platt and Nieman. WJZ WBZ Alabama Three. WMCA Boll and Alex. KDKA 5.00 and 5.45 -Princeton invi- National Open Golf Finals Ted Black's John Barker. baritone. WLW and P.M. EST; 7 tation Track Meet, CBS- Orchestra, WEAF, yo m.; WEEI from :.ro; Jack Armstrong. All American Boy. WABC 9 EDT; 8 CT WABC WGY from 1.15 WCAU Ted Black's Orchestra. WEAF, James Sheehy. tenor. WIIAS Comedian llarmonists. WEAF WLW WGY 30 m.; Comedy team, WEEI 7.1 Poughkecpsle k e g a t ta. WEEI from 1.10; WGY from 1.15 Weather. news. WPG S- Famous Favuntes, WTIC. 30 m. NBC -WJZ (CBS -WABC at Stocks, WEEI French Class. WOR. 3o in. Rural Italian Talk, WMCA Jamboree,- WJZ WHAM. 30 m.; KDKA Review, WTIC from 9.15 7.30) Stocks. WGY á Gull Talk, KDKA Words and Musk. WJZ 3o 5.45 P.M. EDT; 4.45 EST; 8.30 -Floyd Gibbons, NBC- KDKA, m. New England Community Singing Clubs. Perm News. WB7. 3.45 CT WBZ WEAF Esther Vejas Ensemble. WABC WCAU Grete Steuckgnld, Andre Knstelaneta' WHAS, m. Little Orphan Annie. WJZ WBZ WHAM Orees. 9.00-Grete Stueckgold, CBS- so trot, WABC WCAU WHAS WPG. 30 Charles Sawyer, Lt. Oovernor of Ohio. KDKA WLW WGN a. WABC WI.W Princeton University Invitation Track and Freddy Farber. Variety Art. WOR Palmer W'catl:er, Hotel Morton Orchestra, WPG, Field Meet. competition by world's rec Clark's Orchestra. WGN, 3o a0.. 9.30 -Detroit Sympt;ony Or. Bob Ilaring's Orchestra._ WMCA 30 m. card holders. WABC WCAU WIIAS chcstra, CBS-WABC WPG. 30 Health Talk. WOR m. 9.15 P.M. EDT; 5.15 EST; 10.00-Lennie Hayton's Orches- Mid -Day Service. WGN College Glee Club, WCAU, 30 m. Baseball Talk, )7 (:A 7.16 CT tra, NBC -WEAF Stocks. WMCA. 30 m, 6 P.M. EDT; 5 EST; 4CT Lillian Bucknam, soprano. WEAP WEEI 10.30-Theatre Stars of Pester- 1.15 P.M. EDT, 12.15 EST; WGY day, DeWolf Hopper, NBC- 11.15 A.M. CT Al Pearce's Gang. WEAF WI.W. 30 m. The Monitor Views me News. WBZ WEAF The Evening Tattler. WEEI, 30 m. Fred Berren's Orchestra, WOR. 3o m. 4-H Club, WBZ Wrightville Galion. WTIC - A.M. Madison Ensemble, WABC WCAU WHAS Angelo Ferdinando s Orchestra, WJZ 9.90 P.M. EDT; 8.90 EST; 30 en. WBAL 7.30 CT 12.15- Carefree Carnival, NBC- River and Weather Reports. WLW "Wings," George Mason, WBZ WEAF John Stem's Orchestra, WOR Weather, baseball, KOKA. 30 m. Beatrice Fairfax. WEAF WEEI WGY WLW. Mischa Raginsky Ensemble, WABC WHAS 30 m. Merry Madcaps, 1.30 P.M. EDT: 12.90 EST; Uncle Don. WOK. 3o m. Norman Cloutier, WTIC, 11.90 A.M. CT Jack Armstrong, WLW 30 m. (All programs are listed in Falters Dick Bayes. baritone. WGN Edward Davies. baritone, WJZ. WBZ KDKA WHAM. 30 m. Daylight Sating Time. Eastern Harold Stern's Ensemble. WEAF WEEI, 30 WHAM, 3o m.: WTIC 6.15 P.M. EDT; 5.15 EST; m. Standard Time is one hour earlier; from 1.15 4.15 CT Detroit Symphony Orchestra. direction of National Grange Program: U. S. Army FRANCESCA LENNI, actress of Italian Victor 'Kolar. WABC WCAU WHAS, Central Time is two hours earlier.) Rand. WJZ WBZ WBAL WHAM KDKA 11,.: WPG from In WTIC descent, -who appears on Dra- Baseball Scores, WBZ Dilly Hays' Orchestra. WABC WCAU, 30 Aldu.h's Hawaiians, WPC, 30 m. Ils ^" Knight's Orchestra. WABC WCAU 10 A.M. EDT: 9 EST; 8 CT matic Guild performances broad- m.. WHAS, 15 m. (WGY WEEI WLW He Waves. \\ M :A WHAS from 6.45; Anson Week's Orchestra, WGN Basts Romlind Geiser. WOR cast over the CBS chain. Jan Savitts music, WABC WCAU WHAS, -WABC Emil Thavhu's Orchestra. Market Reports, WGN WGN 30 m. Jane Clifton. songs, WMCA 9.45 P.M. EDT; 9.5 EST; )tome Hour, WPG. 30 m. 7.45 CT Keep Fu Club. WGN 1.45 P.M. EDT: 12.45 EST; P.M. EST; 6.30 P.M. EDT; 5.90 EST; 11.45 A.M. CT 3.15 EDT; 2.15 4.30 CT Mountain Moments, WOR 10.15 A.M. EDT; 9.15 EST; 1.15 CT Cummins' Orchestra, WGN 6.15 CT Torn Coakley's Orchestra. WEAP WTIC, Harold Knight's Orchestra. Ross WOR WABC WCAU, McLean. baritone. Baseball scores and Current Events, WEEI 10 P.M. EDT; EST; 8 CT at so.3o; WEAP 30 m. Emil Thaviu's Orchestra, Morning Parade. News Stapp Club. - WJZ Guy Hunter, entertainer. WOR a, W Mr A WGY. 4) m.; WEEL 15 m. and Miami Beach Or.lresti Sports, weather. WBZ Hayton's Orchestra, Saxon Sisters. WEAF from 10.43 Rikk's Hungarian Orchestra, WGN WEEI WGY WLW. 30 m. Piano Duo. WMCA P.M. EDT; EST; Jack Armstrong. WLW Staging Sumgs. WJZ WBZ WBAL KDKA, 9.30 2.30 Charles Carle, WABC Melodiets. WTIC, 30 m. 30 m. 1.30 CT Harold Knight's Orchestra. WCAU Tim Ryan's Place. WJZ WHAM KDKA Home Forum. KDKA 2 P.M. EDT; 1 EST; 12 N. CT Talk on Americanism, WHAS Rine' music, WBZ. (Weather at 10.15) Children's program. WOR, 30 m. Week -End Revue, WEAF WEEI WTIC WGY Behind the Law. KDKA WLW. t h. Motor Tips. WOR Organ. WLW Broadcast from Munich, WEAF WEEI WGY bony cartoonist. Chicago Fair. WABC Sarurday s Songsters. WJZ WBZ WHAM D'Ora:i, WGN Shopping Guide, WHAS Art.,t Beirut, WABC WCAU WPG Bob Newhall. WLW "Romance ill Song WOR Robert Ball, readrgs, WGN Weather. storks. WHAS KDKA. 30 m. Auditorium Dance Orchestra. WPG Water Program. WOR Dancing Echoes, WABC WHAS WPG News and Emil Thavm's Orchestra, WGN WCAU, m. 6.45 P.M. EDT; 5.45 EST; EST: Garden .'tut. Speaker WGN Pinto Pete. 30 4.45 CT Old Time Twin. WMCA 10.30 A.M. EDT: 9.30 Meath: Afternoon Musicale. WOK. a h. 6.30 CT Review. WMCA Margaret L,bbe, soprano. WGN Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt. WEAF WEI1 10.30 P.M. EDT; 9.30 EST; "International Debt Obligations." WMCA 8.30 CT Organ. WEEI 2.15 P.M. EDT; 1.15 EST; WGY WLW WTIC 12.15 CT Sec. of the Interior Harold L. Ickes. North. Rhythm Jesters. W'L \V 8.46 P.M. EDT; 2.45 EST; DrW'nlf Hopper, Frirai Scheff, Donald 04 ABC western Iniversity summencement exer- News and let's Pretend, WCAU. 1.45 CT Brian, Ethel Jackson. Gus Edwards and WHAS. m. Prime Minister R. B. Bennet of Canada at cises, W')' /. W'BA1. KDKA WHAM 30 Rinsellaer Polytechnic Abe Lyman's Orchestra. WEAP WELL News. borne hour. Wp(.. )O m. Institute Commence. Chicago Cubs ss. Boston. WGN, 2 h., Concert. Edward MasHurh, baritone, WBZ ment cncrano, WEAF WEEI WGY Joe Williams, sports, WABC WHAS WTIC WGY, r h, Market Rcpous, WGN, 3o m. 1) m. WLS Bun Dance. 'WJZ WBZ WHAM WTIC:. 30 m. Badge Talk. WMCA 11111 Cook. WOR Emery Deun.hs Orchestra, WABC WCAU Little Orphan Anide. WGN KDKA WLW, r h. 10.45 A.M. EDT; 9.1 EST; Elder Michaux and his Congregation, WABC WPG P.M. EDT; 3 EST; 2 CT Tango Orcheora. \' .(CA 6.45 CT Piano Duo, WOR 4 WCAU, so m. Genrgu Wildcats, WHAS tccl Pier Orchestra. WPG, 3o m. News and Oriein,litirs, Writ WBAL Miniature Theatre. WJZ WBZ KDKA, }3o m. 7 P.M. EDT; 6 EST; 6 CT Rikk's Orchestra, WGN Organ Recital. WOK, 3o m. N.ws and Piano, W'BZ An Leal. c .,i st. WABC WHAS WPG. Ballad Singers Quartet. WAWA w. Baseball Resume. WEAP Greater Louisville Ensemble Wires 30 m. Bobby an,l Sue. KDKA 3u The Three WEF1 Florence Richardson and Melody Boys, stags, The Prskard Family, WCAU, 30 m. Sumps. WTIC WGY Antonetc West. news, WLW Captain Al Williams. WJZ KDKA W MCA Bob Archer, WHAS 2.30 P.M. EDT; 1.30 EST; Songs, organ, WMCA 12.30 CT World in Review. WBZ songs, WLW 11 A.M. EDT; 10 EST; 9 CT .90 P.M. EDT; 9.90 EST; Margaret Carlisle, 11 P.M. EDTa 10 SET; 9 CT Ilessberger's Bavarian Orchestra from Cert. 2.30 CT ).con Belas:o's Orthesua. WABC WCAU Five WHAS Honeymooners. and Eddie Alma Schirmer, pianist. WEAP tury of Progress. WJZ WHAM KDKA O'Clock Melodies, Grace WJZ spouts, WOR songs. WABC WCAU Food How. WEEI WTIC, 3o m. Smith College program. WBZ, 30 m. Lady Next Dour, WEAF WEEI WTIC Ford Frick. Sylvia Frosts. WHAS Galaxy of Surs, WGY WLW Crostq Business News. WLW WGY. 30 m. Palmer House Ensemble, WGN WPG s Berger's Orchestra, WOR WJZ W1í7. WHAM Round Townes. WABC WCAU WHAS Kaltenrrseyer -s Kindergarten, WJZ WBZ Eli Dan;.:Ig Or.hcsU., '(MCA Honeymooners, KDKA Orchestra, W'GN Cheer Up, WABC: WCAU WHAS WPG. WPG. 50 m. WHAM KDKA. 30 m. (WLW horn 4.45) Earl Burtnett's 7.15 P.M. EDT; 6.15 EST; Radio Scandals. WMCA 34 m. Martha Deane. fashions. WOR Rhythm Jesters. WLW Movie Personalities, WGN Lew White. organist, WGN \'elucub Orchestra, WABC WHAS, WPG, 5.15 CT Goslin Sisters, songs. WMCA 3u ash. 11.15 P.M. EDT; 1 0.1 5 EST; WCAU, m. Dr. William Foulks, "Homespun," WEAF 11.15 A.M. EDT; 10.15 EST; Sweet Sixteen Revue, 30 WGY WEEI 9.15 CT s WOK 9.15 CT 2.5 P.M. EDT; -1.45 EST; Gm Suck Chanudeers, Sports, WTIC 12.45 CT News and Glen Gray's Orchestra, WABC. EST; Pourhkeepre Redatta description, WJZ 30 m. Tire Vass Family. seven harmony children. 4.46 P.M. EDT; 3.45 WCAU WHAS WPG. WBZ, t h. (WABC WCAU WHAS. 30 m.. Remember Way Back When, WGN WEAF WGY Musical Program. WEEI. 45 in. 2.45 CT from 7.30) Spanish Idylls, WJZ WBZ WHAM. 30 m. Convert Favorites. WJt. WBZ WHAM Carrie's Club. WMCA Fodler's Orchestra, KDKA, 30 in. Kiddies Club, KDKA, 45 m. The Low Down, WI.\Y Gray WLW 11.30 P.M. EDT; 10.30 EST; Century of Old Mare, Market Reports, WLW Progress Orchestra. WGN EST; 9 CT Harry Hershheld, WOR 9.30 CT The Ftkndly Neighbor. WGN Walter Garbutt. baritone. WMCA 6 P.M. EDT; Musical Dessert. \ \'(:N One Man's Family, WEAF WEEI WTIC Don Bigelow's Orchestra, WEAP WEEI Ld and Avon, songs, WMCA 30 m. 11.30 A.M. EDT; 10.90 EST; 3 P.M. EDT; 2 EST; 1 CT WTIC WGY WLW, 30 m. WGY, 9.30 CT Palmer Clark's Orchestra, WIZ WBZ News and Brini s Orchestra, WJZ WBZ Gruen Bnuhrrs' Orhestra, WEAF WEEI 7.90 P.M. EDT; 6.30 EST; 11.45 WHAM WBAI. KDKA, 30 m. 5.30 CT WHAM, 30 no.; KDKA (ions Gloria La Vey. soprano. piano duo, WEAP WTI(: WGY WI.W, 30 m. University Invitation Track and News and Fidler's Ord,estra. KDKA Military Band from Vienna. Princeton WEE! WTIC. 3o m. Concert WJZ Field Meet, competition by world's rec- Eddie Peabody. banjo, Richard Himber's Or- Snyder's music, news. W..W. 30 m. WBZ WHAM KDKA Anthony aa. Chtldreo's Theatre. WGY, 3o m. ord holders. WABC WHAS WPC', 30 w. cbcstte, WEAF, 3c m Trini's Orchestra, WOR. yo 1st Anniversary of NRA, Gen. Johnson, Traymore WPG. m. Hcmie's Grenadiers. WJZ W132 WHAM. Studio Party, WMCA. 30 m. After Dinner Revue. \\ IEI Grille Orchestra. 30 3o m. Gov. H. G. Kumn of W. Va.. speakers, Five Sharps, WTIC. Weeks, Cummins'. Weems Orchestras. Ponce Sisters. WI.W WABC WCAU WHAS WPG, 30 m. Johnny Johnson's WGN, 3 h. Chanticleer WOR 5.15 P.M. EDT; 4.15 EST; Orchestra. WGY. 30 m. WMCA Peabody A Cappella Choir, WABC WCAU Trio. P.M. Don Bestor's Orchestra, WJZ Jimmy Lunreforers Orchestra, Ensemble. WGN 3.15 WBZ KDKA 30 WHAS WPG 30 m. KDKA from 7.45 WHAS, w. Melody Men, WGN Mimi Hostin, songs, \'('MCA The Vagabonds, WGY Bob Newhall. WLW 11.45 P.M. EDT; 10.45 EST; American Legion Band, WOR, 3o m. 11.45 A.M. EDT; 10.45 EST; Sports. WGN 9.45 CT 9.45 CT The Composer at the Piano, WMCA Johnnie Johnson's Orchestra, WABC WCAU Crane Calder. bass, WABC Real Life Drama 7.45 P.M. EDT; 6.45 EST; WHAS Painted Dreams. WGN WLW 5.45 CT 12 M. EDT; 11 P.M. EST; 10 CT 12 N. EDT; 11 A.M. EST; 10 CT Old Gray Mare. WLW Dan Russo's Orchestra. WEAF W EEI Quin Ryan, reporter. WEAF WGN WLW. 30 m. Pietro Yon. organist. WEEI WGY Bub Fallon's Orchestra, WMCA 30 m.: WTIC from 12.15 Johnson's music, WGY Bob White. philosopher. WTIC 8 P.M. EDT; 7 EST; 6 CT Jack Denny's Orchestra. \VJZ Dick Teela, Gwyneth Neal, songs, WJZ WHAM KDKA, 30 m. Jack Den97Ç Orchestra, WBZ, 3o KDKA Teddy Bergman, Betty Queen, Harold Stern's i WJZ m. Doc Peyton -s Orchestra, WGY Monitor Views the News, WBZ Orchestra. WEAF, 30 m. Gus Arnheim's Orchestra. WABC WCAU King. Jask and Jester. WLW U. S. Marine Band, WEEI, 30 m. Jack and Jane Carlton. WABC WCAU WTIC, m. WHAS' WPG., 30 m. Choir, 30 Osborne's WOR, 30 m. WHAS WPG General Electric Program, WGY Orchestra, Bub Fallon's Orchestra. WMCA. 30 m. Poetry and Bird Calls. WOR R. F. D. Flour, WLW, 30 en. Hal Kemp's Orchestra. WGN Morton Downed s Studio Party. WABC. m. 1..e Song Hit Man. WMCA 43 12.15 A.M. EDT; 11.15 P.M. EST; WPC, from 8.15; \VITAS from 8.30 CT Philadelphia High School Music Festival. 10.15 12.15 P.M. EDT; 11.16 A.M. EST; WCAU, t h. Carefree Carnival. WTAF wry! WLW, 45 M. 10.15 CT Dinner Concert. WHAS, 0 m. Sisters of the Me. WPG Genii Fonariova, soprano. WJZ WHAM 12.30 A.M. EDT; 11.90 P.M. EST; City Government Talk. WOR 10.30 CT Weather. WBZ Agnew's Orchestra. WGN Honey Boy and Sassafras. KDKA Three Little Funsters, WMCA Bob Albright, WLW Care Free Carnival, WEAF WEEI WGY Pete Woulery's Canadians. WABC WHAS WLW 8.16 P.M. EDT; 7.15 EST; Loper' Orchestra. WJZ W137, KOKA, 30 m. WPG 6.15 CT Orchestra. WOR Marty Gregor's Orchestra, KDKA Orville Knpp's Orchestra. WABC WCAU Harold Turner, pianist, WGN Bavarian Peasant Band. WJZ WHAM Chuck Richards. songs, WMCA WHAS WPG. 30 m. KDKA W'HAI. Teddy Hill's Orchestra. WMCA, 30 m. Advertisers Federation, WBZ 12.30 P.M. EDT; 11.30 A.M. EST; Glee Club. WGN 10.30 CT All-Star Trio. \'('OR ammapm,aamaiamimmmInin111miilE rgliV11C,m:313rlla Gene Gravelle's Orchestra. WMCA Maurice Lee's Ensemble, WEAF, 30 m. nOSALINE GREENE, NBC actress who has played melodra- Jack, Del and Ray. WEE!, 3ö m, 8.30 P.M. EDT; 7.30 EST; _ STATION Luncheon Dance Orchestra, WTIC. 3o m. matic roles on the air, had a real adventure. She and her 6.30 CT Vic and Sade. WJZ WBZ KDKA WHAM Bond of Friendship. WLW brother went sailing off Long Island. The boat began to leak. They Floyd Gibbons, WEAP WEEI WTIC WGY DIIIECTOItY Al Kavelin's Orshestra. WABC WCAU, lost sight of land. Finally they blew ashore some ten miles from W'LW, so m. 30 m.; WPG from 12.45 Orpheus Choir. KDKA. 30 en. Huger Elliot. WOR their starting point. Clad only in soaked bathing suits, Miss Hotel Gibson Orchestra, WLW Page 4 Market Reports. WGN Hands Across the Border, Lombardo's Music. Josane Trio, WMCA, 30 m. GREENE and her brother hitch -hiked home. WJZ WBZ WBAL WHAM KDKA ,Ama.aammaojmmmutlaalmmaammmmmmmmmr:r ; Saturday, June 16, 1934 THE MICROPHONE Page Three Soviets Take Up Jazz Seriously; Ruby Newman Is To Instruct Radio Band Youngest Announcer for NBC Track Meet Leader to Go Suffers Embarrassing Moments at Princeton To U. S. S. R. Is Broadcast Strangers Mistake "Air Neutrality Is Princeton University's Invita- An interesting experiment in tion Track and Field Meet, in and jazz will be performed radio Ilim for the the Worst," which both world and American when RUBY NEW- this Summer record holders will participate, MAN, radio orchestra leader of Boy Says Page He will be broadcast over will go to Russia to teach the CBS- Boston, WABC network from the Soviets jazz. 5 to 6 By CHARLES O'CONNOR ment or interlude as the P.M. on Saturday. June 16. According to an article in case may be. AS THE YOUNGEST an- All -star competitors will in- Variety: Do remember when nouncer of the National you clude BEN EASTMAN, Stanford; "Jazz has ceased to be ta- we used to apologize to a CHARLES Broadcasting Company 1 HORNBOSTEL, of Indi- boo in the Soviet Union and very obvious extent when have been subjected to some ana, joint holders of the world's may even be adapted to the cutting a program which was embarrassments, of one -half mile record; RAY SEARS, of socialist construc- most needs which have been very amus- about to run beyond its of Butler University, American tion. This is proved by the ing. time? two -mile champion; BILL BoN- fact that the Leningrad Edu- few weeks ago I en- Such emergencies s t i l l THRON, Princeton; GLENN CUN- cational and Musical Re- A tered the cashier's office to arise and always will but do NINGHAM, Kansas, and GENE search Society organized a receive my salary check and you hear such apologies VENZKE, Pennsylvania, the fore- series of experimental jazz was told quite haughtily by made very often? most mile runners in the world. concerts illustrating the de- I You don't because a new The this type of a new cashier that should three distance events will velopment of psychology, a new code of be features from restraint orches- go and inform CHARLES of the meet and they music ethics has ordained that will be revolutionary jazz O'CONNOR, the announcer, described by TEn HUSING tras to such action is obvious and over opera." that he should know by now the air. that he must report in per- embarrassing both to the who conducts Mr. NEwMAN, son for his check. audience and the radio sta- the Jenney concert on Sunday tion which I have the announcer Tiny Radio To Be evening over WEEI, will sail the answered the in- quiries of who represents. 26th of this month for Russia. strangers to this day believe The most thrilling spec- Carried In Balloon talked with The MICROPHONE they were CHARLES O'CONNOR, y o u n g e s t He tacle I ever witnessed or- When concerning the trip and what he addressing a page boy, and NBC announcer who got hit Major WiLt.IAM E. KEP- have helped describe was the last NER and proposes to do. run errands for new - start on a Boston station. Captain ALBERT W. STE- hostesses who were under the inauguration; the most grip- VENS rise into the stratosphere "It has been arranged that early same impression. ping thing to talk about in July, they will carry a tiny radio I shall be in charge of a Rus- as changing as the Park was the eclipse of two Sum- While working for a Bos- transmitter which will flash their sian orchestra of young mu- Street Subway. I have chosen mers ago. ton station I was assigned to voices over an area of many square sicians and try to teach to write these lines on a The celebrated novelist, a dance program at a well - miles. them how to play jazz in the Thursday, which is my day FANNIE HCRST, taught me known dance resort on the The special NBC transmitter, American style," he said. off. 1 so decided because my greatest lesson South Shore. I arrived there about the which will be carried in the bal- best jazz is not my day of the radio pic- "The after a 20 -mile drive with out thing in which every an- loon, will have a power of but played the way the composi- ture is the only day on which nouncer is supposed one leg of my white linen to be eight watts, one -fifth the strength wracen. ideas remain anywhere tion was originally knickers dangling around my proficient -the art of extem- of the average electric light bulb, of transposi- near consistent. A great amount my ankle, no necktie and my poraneous speech. yet it will carry the balloonists' tion and phrasing is neces- hair There is an old truth re- I learned at a theatrical voices, under good conditions, a tune resembling the then cur- sary before a popular rent wind -blown bob. corded that we learn some- dinner how a real toastmas- distance of 10,000 miles. can he played so that it our lives. In this extra juvenile ap- thing every. day of ter handles an evening's en- This will be the set used to trans- sounds well. is true in an pearance I was refused admis- In radio this tertainment; another thing mit to ground receivers from which We learn "I am going, with the help sion even to the door of the amplified form. which I am supposed to the broadcasts over the networks of interpreters," continued establishment by an austere something new every day and know something about. My will emanate. that Mr. Newman, "to get this doorman who suspected that it is invariably the fact tutor was WILLIAM S. COL - idea over to them. I hope what we learned yesterday is t.irR, Sr., and the occasion, my good credentials had NCAA Track Meet On Air to be able to broadcast with been stolen. A Boston radio not true today. the 50th anniversary of promi- this orchestra after a short editor recognized me, The spotlight of WEBER and FIELDS in the Three events in the finals of res- and time." cued me and all was well. nence, fame, popularity American theatre. the annual National Collegiate some to- Jazz as played on the Ameri- My philosophies and re- wealth shines upon Now I should like to tell Athletic Association's track meet can radio is fast becoming more actions concerning this great, day and tomorrow moves on you a few things which I at Los Angeles will be described voices, popular in Russia. It was begun intriguing, game of radio are to new faces, new think stand the test of any over the WABC- Columbia net- above all a because tourists from other coun- ,11.11.0110.1111011.1111.11011101.1101111itimumvi, fresh songs and time. even the time of radio. work on Saturday, June 23, at 7 .1.111. WI tries demanded this sort of en- .1001111.111.1 new style. The first concerns an- P. M. The broadcast will come tertainment in the cafes. Now lladio Goes Dry When I first began to split nouncers, entertainers and from the Stadium at the Univer- in So- infinitives and roll adjec- sity of California and will even the workingman the A SUPERSTITION is spread- speakers and very briefly be in- tives into the of New handled by GARY viet State considers his cafe ing throughout the West privacy stated is: BRECKNER, without an orchestra. England homes, we thought sports announcer. complete that broadcasting is the cause of 'It is not knowing what A labor leader explains that the it quite the thing to an- the prolonged dry spell. It is to say that counts; it's know- fast and exciting jazz attracts and t nounce in the event of an also claimed that radio is ing what not to say?' mak- that we would inspires the audience. ing people jumpy and ill -tem- emergency The second is an observa- For Southern now have a fill -in by a fill - ,,.,,.. The Musical Research Society pered. Letters have poured into tion which I have always in pianist. is conducting a campaign to get stations so much that the own- held about what I call "air Listeners Now we intone with great Soviet composers and artists in- ers are considering putting on a neutrality," which is death dignity that the distinguished The programs of W'EAF or 'WIZ may terested in the creation of revolu- publicity campaign to quell the to any radio performer. he heard over: rumors. pianist, Mr. SMITH, is pleased If the radio audience likes WFL1WSUN Clearwater. Florid. tionary jazz. to offer a musical supple- WSB Atlanta, Georgia a performer and demon- WSMB News Orleans, La. RUBY NEWMAN's forthcoming strates that liking, nothing \' OAI San Antonio. Tea. \\ SM Nashville, visit to Russia is in this connec- Teno. more is to be asked. If the l'he programs of WABC may be beard tion. audience dislikes a perform- over t A Boone Companion er and indicates it, there is \V'QAM Miami, Florida W'KV Washington, D. C. still hope for him because W'}iT Charlotte, N. C. W'l AR Norfolk. Va. Newspaper Must at least he has attracted at- ' CBIG Greensboro, N. C. tention and his name is on Prove Editorial that audience's lips. Jlilltdlla Western One of the first times that a But if the audience does Listeners government agency has taken for- not recognize you either by like or dislike you have The programs of W EAF may be mal action against a newspaper heard Oye: achieved "air neutrality" and KSD St. Louis. Mo. ' as when the Federal Radio your solution is to get below KYW Chicago. III. Commission called upon the edi- W'MAO Chicago. gal. or above your present stand- W' l AM Cleveland, Ohio tors of the New York Herald - ard so that your name is The programs of WJZ may be heard greeted with a mild hiss or er: Tribune to prove what it said. W i.NRWLS Chicago. fn. In an editorial the newspaper a loud hurrah. WC AR Cleveland. Ohio \\' IR Detroit. Mils. alleged that the ROOSEVELT ad- The programs of WABC may be Band From Vienna " heard over: ministration was using radio in WRBM Chicago- III. promoting "government propa- A program of military music \V'IIK Cies eland. Ohio by all the military hands in Vien- W'CCO Minneapolis. Mina. ganda." The Commission passed KMOX St. Louis. 51o. THE MOST PRIZED possession of WENDELL HALL, NBC's red- na will be broadcast from that WIIAS Louis, il le. Ky. a resolution demanding to know Nara: Oetrrandinr kcal prepares é headed music maker, is a flintlock rifle of the Re\olutionary Austrian city over the NBC -WJZ of Owe Motions Ter rrve/uly lilted is any facts which would tend to period, handed down in the HALL family from father to son. He network on Saturday, June 16, be- The MICROPHONE. support such a statement. says DANIEL BOONE, one of his ancestors, might have carried it. ginning at 3 P.M. .a,..: Page Four THE MIell6PHONE Saturday, June 16, 1934 Sunday, June 17 - Detroit Symphony Orchestra, CBS -WABC, 3 P.M.

WRAC WHAM 9 P.M. EDT; 8 EST; 7 CT llighli:;lMtti U!d .,n of the (.hurl, KOKA Pro `es.riíoaia Corripinsky Trio, \\ ABC WCAU WPG MeWGGrro.Round, Tamara. WEAP WTIC Educational P.M. WHAS, ;o m. Y, so m. Rhythm B.ya. W'PG Pox Revue. WEEI Sdu.l.:), ]une 17 3.10- Detroit Symphony Or- News. WMCA Gulf Hea.l,ners with Will Rogers, WJZ \'BZ WHAM KDKA W'B.%L WLW, t1.30 A.M. Drama of Life of chestra, CBS -WABC 1.45 P.M. EDT, 12.45 EST; so m. Antoine Lavoisier, the father 6.00 -Glenn Frank NBC-WJZ 11.45 A.M. CT Seymour Simoti s Orchestra. WGN. 30 m. of modern chemistry, NBC- Family Thoe, Fay Ba+n :cr, V." ARC 6.30 -E g o n Petri, pianist, Mildred Drüida. bap.st. W'L.1P WEEI WCAU, so m. WJZ NBC -WJZ WGY Lostely Ladydy of Song, WHAS oa+ y WMCAs, Tuesday, June 19 Jenney WEEI ^:A Soo., 3o m. 8.00- Concert, E.- crow. WMCA Nos Arcata Moduealau, CKAC. so m. "Voice of Columbia," with i 7.1S P.M. Talks on constructive George Jesse!, CBS-WARC 2 P.M. EDT; 1 EST; 12 N. CT 9.90 P.M. EDT; 0.30 EST; local economy by Howard P. 9.00 -Fay Bainler, CBS Gene Arnold's Orchestra. WEAF WEEI 7.30 CT Janes and Professor H. Reed. WGY WLW. ;o m. NBC -WJZ \\'ABC Album of Familiar Music. Prank Will Rogers, WJZ South Sea Islanders. WJZ WBZ WBAL Munn. KDKA Vagrnu Rea, WEAF WEEI WGY, 3o m. Thursday, June z 9.30 -Album of Familiar Mu- Edith Murray. songs. WABC WPC, WHAS m. Purcelll's (hliaúa,a WLWio sic, NBC -WEAF InstrumcnrI Too. W MCA, su m. 3-30 P.M. National Student Palmer House Ensemble. WGN Ralph Kubur . baritone. WJZ WHAM Federation program. Warin g's Pennsylvanians, WBAL KDKA WLW CBS CBS-\\'ABC 2.15 P.M. EDT; 1.15 EST; bill Williams. baseball. WBZ WAIiC 12.15 CT Waring's Pennsylvanians. WABC WCAU 10.00 -Mme. Sdtumann Heink, \\ HAS WPC. 3o m. C s, Arthur Henning. WGN IsBC -WJZ Abram -.,e piano. WABC WCAU WHAS Organ. WBZ Mark Live. bass, and Allau Grant, "Success.` Harry Balkan, WOR Wayne King's Orchestra, pianist. Zero Hour, WLW. so m. WGN Bob Fallon's Orchestra, WMCA, so m. CBS -VV ABC Sporn, News. KOKA 2.30 P.M. EDT; 1.30 EST; 9.45 P.M. EDT; 8.45 EST; Charlie Agnew s (Wheats. WGN 10.30 -- Roland Young. movie 12.30 CT -Moonbeams." WOR, so m. star, NBC -WEAF 7.45 CT Zero !lour. WLW s slaves. WEEI WTIC Grace WEAF WGY Adventures in Health, WJZ WBZ WHAM Concert Artists, \\ JZ WBZ \\ 1tAL WLW, KDKA 11.15 P.M. EDT; 10.16 EST; 3o m. 9.15 CT (All Program' are lifted in Eastern KDKA. Unbroken Melodies, WLW Lazy Dan Minitel, WABC WCAU Daylight Sating Time. Eastern WHAS. Lon Chico,. ' OR Ern,o Bolognini, 'cellist, WIZ KDKA 30 m. Orchestra, \\ C,N revenndc singers. WEIL Memories. Alice Recosen. WOR. so m. Central Time is two hours earlier.) henry busse s Or hestn. WARC WPG, Three Little Fransten, WMCA, 3o m. 10 P.M. EDT; 9 EST; 8 CT 50 m.; WCAU WHAS from tr.So Standard Time is one hour earlier; Paris Trio. WGN The Dream Ship. WGN 1 News. WCAU 9.45 A.M. EDT; 8.45 EST; 2.45 P.M. EDT; 1.45 EST; Victor Young's Orchestra, WLAF WEEI 12.45 CT WTIC WGY WLW, 3o m. L'ao's Tango Orhestra, WMCA 7.45 CT Madame SchumanrrHeink, WJZ WBZ DOUGI.AS HOPE, who has had wide WHAM 11.30 P.M. EDT; 10.30 EST; Alden Edkins, baritone, WEAP WTIC WC? Lands Tiro and W'hrte, WEAF WEEI WTIC KOKA W'LW' W'GY experience on itage and radio, is Wayne King's Orchestra, WABC WCAU 9.30 CT WHAS, 3o m. 10 A.M. EDT; 9 EST; 8 CT F:cddie L.Monte Trio. WPG one of the most prominent actors Orchestra, \X TAP \'"ITC WGY WLW, Palmer House Ensemble. WGN News and Ted Weems' Orchestra, WGN 30 m. Sabbath Reveries. Dr. C. L. Goodell, WEAP of the Princess Pat players whose " Chansonette," WOK. so m. Musicale. WELT. 50 m. WTIC \'GY. so m. 8 P.M. EDT; 2 EST; 1 CT Mauro Comme at the organ, WMCA, so m. Orchestral Gems. WTIC, Southernaires, WIZ WB-I. WBAL WHAM. sketcher are heard over the ABC - News and Berrerni Orchestra. WJZ WBZ Talkie Picture June so m. Time, Meredith. WEAP 10.15 P.M. EDT; 9.15 EST; WHAM KUKA, so m. WEEI WGY, so m. 117Z network Sunday.! at 4.30 Church Forum. W'I.W 8.15 CT Tea !sgtes and Janie WLW, m. Bar X Days 3o Columbia's (:hunk of the Air. Dr. Van and Nights. WJZ WBZ KDKA, P. Al. Barnett's (hcbesua, WMCA, 3o en. so Chutes Ogden Vogt. ht Unitarian Church, Chi- w. W'eek's Cummm's and Weems' Orchestras. Detroit Symphony Orchestra. from Century Mrs. Montague's Millions. drama, WJZ cago. WARC: WCAU W'P(. WHAS. so m. WHAM KDKA WGN, r h. Bible Readings. Organ. GN. m. of Progress. Victor Kolar directing. Ponce Sisters. WLW Jimmy Luncefurd's Orchestra. WMCA. 3o W. so Overture to St. Cecitaes Glee Club, Associated French "Oberon." Weber, Dvorak's Nick Lucas, songS, WARC WCAU WHAS -New World" "Entrance Societies. WBZ 10.30 A.M. EDT; 9.30 EST; Symphony." of William Saalman, baritone. \'PG "lilt Dukes. W'YG 11.45 P.M. EDT; 10.5 EST; 8.30 CT the Gods into Valhalla" from Wagner's Louise Brabant. soprano, WGN 9.5 CT 'Tsai Rbeingold," WAItC WCAU WHAS, Mexican Orchestra, WLAF WEEI WTIC, t h. 10.30 P.M. EDT; 9.30 EST; Johnny Johnson's Orchestra, WARC Rev. 6.60 P.M. EDT; 5.30 EST; 071.W. 3u m. Thomas E. Linle. Wog, so m. 4.60 CT 8.30 CT WCAU WPG WHAS Samovar Serenade. WJZ WBAL WHAM Dr. Jacob Tanbish, WLW'. so m. Melody Parade, WABC WCAU WHAS Gospel Message. WPG Hall of Fame, Roland Young. WEAP WEEI 12 M. [DT; I1 P.M. EST; 10 CT Our American Schools. WEAF Sunday Mooting Concert. WGN, t h., so m. Songs. music. WMCA. so m. WTIC WCY. WTIC WLW WGY, so m. Don Baker, tenor. WGN Freddie Bermes's Rnica Orchestra. WJZ Doodlebug Orchestra. WEAP WGY Musical 10.45 A.M. EDT; 9.45 EST; Tunes, WEEI WBAL WHAM. so m. Jimmy Luncrford s Orceestra, WJZ WIZ Voices 6.45 CT 3.30 P.M EDT/ 2.30 EST; and Organ. WLW, ;o m. Y. M. C. A. Program. KDKA WHAM WBAL KDKA, so en. 1.30 CT Egan Petra, pram, WJZ WBAL WHAM. Mrouto in Hopwood, WABC WCAU. News. Castle Farm Or.hestn, WLW S.mmlcr. granit. WABC so 45 Alrvankcr WCAU m 45 m- Red NirhoFs Orch_stra, WARC WCAU W 1'Cr Dancing Shadows. Dedan's Orchestra. Wit- Time. Weather. WBZ Palm Clark, Orchestra. WGN, so w. WPG WHAS ham Hain. tenor, WEAF WEEI WTIC Orchessa, KDKA Charles WOK, 3o m. Anthony Orchestra, WOR Smisiog Leland. Irin's 11 A.M. EDT; 10 EST; CT WGY WLW, 3o m. Ed McConnell. WARC WCAU The Wandering Poet. '.PG Bob Falloni, Orchestra. W MC-A, so m. Hessbesgea's Bavarian Concert Orchestra. Harold Stern's Orchestra, WOE. so w. W"ELMS Cons. eat Hour. WHAS Vagabonds. The Abet,. WP(; .1 Ness and WEAF WTIC. 50 m. WJZ WBZ KDKA WHAM WBAL. Florence R oc hardons Orchestra. WMCA 12.1 S A.M. EDT; 11 5 P.M. EST; Sere, e from Old South Church. WEEI 30 m. Herbst Koch. organist, WHAS Runun CnhtJral Choir. (KAC, 30 M. 10.15 CT rh., n5 an. Paidine Alpert, piano. WOR Criminal Court," drama, WAWA, So m. The Vagabonds. WGY Oratorio from Calvary Baptist Church. J. T. Anson Weeks' Orchestra. WGN Rias [ Lumb,,, baritone, WEAF News and Monona Musicale. WJZ WBZ Thurston Noe. organist, 6o -voice chore. 10.5 P.M. EDT; 9.45 EST; WHAM WBAL WLW WMCA, r h., so m. 6.45 P.M. EDT; 5.45 EST; 5.45 CT 12.30 A.M. EDT; 11.30 P.M. EST; Calvary Episcopal Church. KDKA Quartette, WGN 4.45 CT 10.30 CT Children's Program, WARC, t h. Steel Pier Orchestra. WPG, so w. Rhoda Arnold, and Taylor Boáky, WHAS Stars of Hollywood WELL Ben Pollack', Orchessa. WMCA Holly.00J on rl.c A r, WEAF WLW 9.45 P.M. EDT; 2.45 EST; WJZ WI3Z WHAM. Chadic:1 s Hour. WCAU 1.45 CT Jaysaoli Sisters. WBZ Clyde Lucas' Orchestra, Colton Manor Ensemble. WPG. 50 m. Joe Williams. sports. WABC WCAU 11 P.M. EDT; 10 EST; 9 CT S0 M. Orchestra, WABC WCAU B2seba11, Boston vs. Chiago. WGN, 2 h., WHAS Fatl Hinei 1 WHAS 11.15 A.M. EDT; 0.1 5 EST; 15 m. CCC Quartette, WPG Basetoll S -. WEAP WPG 9.15 CT W LFI WGY WTIC, Teddy Hrll's Otcbestra, WMCA. so m. 7 P.M. EDT; 6 EST; 1;+. Agnew's. Tbavies, Garber's and Weems' Oh 4 P.M. EDT; 9 EST; 2 CT 5 CT - ..a , Hall and Goret, W'I:AF WTIC WGY Ccaar,ac \\...... c. \WJZ WI[!.M chesuas, W'GN, t h., so m. Safety Crusaders, WBZ Dramatic Sketch. W'FAF WEEI WT1C WC? Drama. WI AI' w.r;C WC?, So m. A.M. EDT; EST; Ornan. WJZ WHAM Marry -Go- Round, ' LE1 11.30 10.30 Tenor, WLW Chas. Prevml Or.hcstra, Mme. Gitta Gra- 9.30 CT dova, pianist. WJZ WBZ WHAM WLW Guardsmen. WEAF WTIC WGY. t h. 4.15 P.M. EDT; 3.15 EST; KDKA. So m. "Peter, the Great.- drama. WABC WPG Station Directory "Dust to Dust." Life of l.aronrcr, Vida 2.15 CT WHAS, 3o Ravensctoft Sutton, WJZ W13Z WLW m. WHAM Buffalo Variety Workshop, WARC WCAU Comedy Stars of Hollywood. WCAU WHAS Milban Strang Trin. \\i)R Station Chain K.C. Watts Location Salt Lake City Tahemarle Choir. I b.. ...,,,. ., ... ,,,,.,,.,...,,.,,,,. +. Hanes of Wad. 'Afah la WMCA WHAS, so m.; WARC from 1:.15 Musicale: \\ - )R. n.' The Texans. \\ Lw CcFRB CRC a CBS 690 10.000 Toronto 12 N. EDT; 11 A.M. EST; 10 CT 7.15 P.M. EDT; 6.15 EST; C1(AC CRC a CBS 730 5.000 Montreal 4.90 P.M. EDT; 3.30 EST; 5.15 CT KDKA NBC 9130 SO.00O Pittsburgh, Penn. Everett Smith. MtcaopuOW Columnist. WBZ 2.30 CT KMOX CBS 1090 SU,WO St. Louis, Mo. Watchtower Program. WCAU NBC 550 500 Sr. Louis, Mo. Around a, l KSD U. of Chapel Scrsice, W'GV, b. Palmer the Console. WC 10,000 Chicago, Ill. Chicago t Clark's Orchestra. WEAF WEEI Crurent Jewish Events. W MCA I(WV NBC 1020 WCY 0.-107, 10 m. WAAB CBS a Y1 1110 500 Boston 12.15 P.M. EDT; 1 1.1 5 A.M. EST; Drama. WJZ WBZ WHAM KDKA, so m. WABC CBS Key S60 50.000 New York 10.80 CT Oree.on on Parade, WARC WCAU WPC. 7.90 P.M. EDT; 6.30 EST; WBAL NBC 1060 10.000 Baltimore WHAS, to m. 5.90 CT W-n11nt CBS TO 25,000 Chicago. Ill. Weather. schnolmaids, WGY Lee Conrad. Monnaie Tremont. piano. WOR W Rho 920 500 Needham Gould and Shelter, WJZ WBAL WHAM Comedian Harmoniste. WEAF WGY W'BT CBS logo 25,000 Charlotte, N. C. KDKA WIW S P.M. EDT; EST; 3 CT Garden Wk. WEEI. so m. WB7. NBC 990 50,000 Bouton Time. Weather. Temperature, WBZ Sports, WTIC W"CAT) CBS & DIC fro 50.000 Philadelphia Ben Grccnblstt. WCAU John B. Kennedy. WEAF WEEI WTIC WGY Joe Penner, Harriet Hilliard and Ozzie Nel- W(.(.O CBS RIO 50.000 Minneapolis, Miro. Vancty, WMCA National Vespers, Dr. Paul Sherer, WJZ sons Orchestra, W'JZ WBZ WHAM \'CSU NBC & NEN 940 1.000 Portland, Me. WB7. WHAM. 30 m. KDKA WLW. 3o m. \'DAC CBS & YN 1310 1.000 Hartford 12.30 P.M. EDT; 11.90 A.M. EST; Vespers. MIRA. t h.. is m. Chicago Knights. W' ABC WCAU, 30 m. WEAF NBC Key 660 50,000 New York 10.30 CT The Playboys. WABC WCAU WHAS Stevens Hotel Ensemble. WGN WEAN CBS a l'N 780 500 Providence Em Giles, soprano, WOR Hotel Morton Orchestra. WPG, WEEI NBC a NEN 590 1,000 Boston l'narrsity of Chicago Round Table. WEAP Times Ensemble, WHAS WTNR NBC 8'0 50.000 Chicago. BI. WED. WGY WTIC Family Prayer Pernd, WLW Young People's The Bible Camera. WOR WFIA CBS & YN 1430 500 Manchester, N. H. Organ, WTEI so m. Church of the Air. WMCA, h. Ted Black's Orchestra. WMCA W I LA NBC 620 25.x0 Clearwater, Fla. Muai. Hall symphony Concert. WJZ WBZ \GAR NBC 1450 1,000 Cleveland. Ohio WBAL KDKA WHAM. t h. P.M. 7.45 P.M. EDT; 6.45 EST; WGN 720 50.000 Chicago Ensemble. WM3C WCAU WPG 5.15 EDT; 4.15 EST; 5.45 CT W "GST CBS 590 800 Atlanta. Georgia WHAS 3.15 P.M. W "Gl' NBC 50.000 Schenectady. N. Y. Poetry. \W(ÌR, In m. Irene Beasley. songs. WEAF WTIC WGY WHAM NBC 1150 50.0(0000 Rochester, N. Y. Jewish War Veterans Sylvan Trio. WEAF WEEI WGY SI/,lNx1 Memorial Service,, of Modernaires, Baseball scores. WEEI WHAS CBS & DIX 820 Louisville, Ky. Amerces, muet Untc+mcy'cr. James W, WTIC B30 Boston Tony Wons. WABC WCAU WPC WHAS Baseball scores, weather reports. WHAS WHDH FBC Gerar :, It yal S. Copeland. WMCA, so m. Plano Dtro, WOR 740 250 Portsmouth. N. H. "Current Legal Topics," WOR Cleveland, Ohio Aftera000 Musicale. WGN Leon Friedman's Orchestra. WMCA VfllK CBS 1390 2.500 12.45 P.M. EDT; 11.45 A.M. EST; Palmer House ensemble. WGN W l( :C CBS a YN 600 250 Fkidtepon, COCA. 10.45 CT W JAR NBC a NEN 890 500 Pnn ICence 5.30 P.M. EDT; 4.30 EST; 750 -r. EST; W'IR NBC 10,100 Dcrto Mich. H. V Kaltcnbotn, W.1BC WCAU WPG 3.30 CT P.M. EDT; 7 6 CT Vi'JSV CBS 1460 70.010 W ashmeon, D. C. \\'I1.AS WJZ NBC Key 760 50,000 New York Hoover Sentinels, Edward Davies. baritone. Jimmy Durante and Rubinoff's Orchestra. WLBZ CBS a 1N 620 5W Bannit. Maine 1 P.M. EDT 12 N. EST; Chicago Capella Chong WLAF WEEI WEAF WTIC WGY W'BZ WLW, z h. s WEE? 1370 In0 Lexington. Mass. 11 A.M. CT WGY WLW. 3o m. The Jenney Concert. WEEI. r h. WLW NBC 700 500.000 Cincinnati Blue Room Echoes. WTIC "Goan' to Town." Ed Lowry, WJZ WHAM WMAQ NBC 6'0 5,000 Chicago. Road to Ronuny. WEAF WTIC WC?. 30 m. Igor Goren, WJZ WBZ WHAM. ;o m. KDKA t h. WMAS CBS a YN 1420 100 Springfield. blasa. Philip King. Christian Science Committee Frank t rumit and Julia Sanderson. WABC Book talks. W'GN Key 5'O S00 New York Publication Washington, WMCA FBC on for D. C. WCAU WHAS, so w. Voue of Columbia. George lestes. and i W'NAC CBS a Y2'1 1230 1.000 Boston "Chnstran Serienre -The Way of Redemp- President Hotel Ensemble. WPG Revue. WARC WCAU WHAS, I h. ec'NBH YN 1310 250 New Bedford tion Through Spiritual Understanding," Robert Reid. WOR, 3o m. "Melodoscope," WOR, r h. WINB 1260 250 Springfield, Vermont WARC wpc; WHAS. 30 m. Three Little Fusters, WMCA WOAI NBC 1190 50,(1110 San Antonio. Tea Woman's WCAU Club, 6 P.M. EDT; 5 EST; 4 CT WQAM CBS 560 7.000 Miami. Floride Petrole String Quartet. WOR, z h. 8.16 P.M. EDT; 7.16 EST; WÖR 710 5.000 Newark. N. J. Piano Ihro WMCA Catholic 1lour, WEAF WEEI WTIC WGY. 6.15 CT W'ORC CBS & YN 12R0 500 Worcester so M. WPG CBS 1100 50.0x0 Atlanta, Georgie 1.15 P.M. EDT; 12.15 EST; U. of Wisconsin Graduation, Glenn Frank, Debut Night, KDKA. 45 w. WSB NBC 740 5.1100 Atlanta. Georgia 11.15 A.M. CT speikcr, WJZ WHAM WBAL, so m. Emil Thavius Orchestra. WGN WSM NBC. 650 50,000 Nashville. Tenn. Poet's Gold, David Ross. WABC WCAU Natalie Norman, songs, WMCA WSMB NBC 1320 510 New Orleans, La. The Music Weaver, WGY WHAS WTAG NBC & NEN 5RO 50000 Worcester. Klass. Six Accordions, WMCA "Around the 19th Hole." WPG 8.30 P.M. EDT; 7.30 EST; WTAM NBC 1070 50.000 Cleveland, Ohio Uncle Don, WOE So m. 6.30 CT WTAR CBS 890 500 Norfolk Va. 1.30 P.M. EDT: 12.30 EST; Sally's Party WMCA. so m, WTIC NBC a NEN 1010 50,000 Hartford. Coon. 11.30 A.M. CT Allan Grant, piano. WGN Golden's Orchestra. WMCA Concert Hour. WGN. 3o m. CHAINS: NBC, National Broadcasting Company; CBS. Colombia Broadcarting Surprise Party. Mary Small. WEAF WEEI 6.15 P.M. EDT; 5.15 EST; Syttrm; Y.N. Yankee Nrrwork; DIX, Dixie Network; FBC. Federal Broadcasting WGY 4.15 CT 8.45 P.M. EDT; 7.45 EST; Corporation; CRC, Canadian Radio NEN, New England Church in the 13á1s. WLW, 30 m. 6.45 CT Commiarion; Network. Concert Classics. WTIC, t h. Quartet. W'bZ Sunday Forum, Dr. Ralph W. Sockman, WJZ Sports. KDKA Maio St. Sngwritrr, WMCA 171111BI1NImmICl411I1111'11""'CIJCII'If; 9'I°II"IT,I:1!G@MIMIlII(NG;':I:C'I!:::IIII@!"ARII7IIIIIIIIhIsmIfiRAIITICIIT;!lliJúlR!iP':' Saturday, June 16, 1934 THE MICROPHONE Page Five

\NAC Q-/ G lladio Lane °RAD10 Studiosity Z,S ,Q g''i'r By Jimmy J. Leonard By Les Troy i t mmmmim!i!pimruamr,,,3 IT IS always a wonder to us, who must look . CR . AT LAST this department has found an hon- impartially upon individuals who are coin- VOLUME Ill Saturday, June 16, r934 NUMBER 24 est man when it comes to radio publicity. peting for the spoils of a headline in radio, why Our New York correspondent, ALOYSICs Publisher, JOHN K. GOWEN, Jr. Business Manager, PHILIP N. HossON came with a im- Boston radio artists assume a "big- headedncss" GLUPFY, through brief but Editor, G. CARLETON PEARL Managing Editor, MORRIS HASTINGS portant bit of news this week. He has been when they are given a place in the limelight. A weekly newspaper, The MICROPHONE. is published every Saturday making the rounds of Manhattan golf clubs Often I think it is a little germ injected into at Boston, Massachusetts, by The MICROPHONE, Inc. to see if any of the radio stars were playing. the radio performer through the ears by his Entered as second class matter August r 1, 1933, at the post office at He found JAMES MELTON, radio tenor, on a friends' eulogistic remarks. Mayhap I'm Boston, Massachusetts, under the Act of March 3, 1879. small nine-hole course. GLUPPY followed him Wrong. The germ may be caught from a kw The MICROPHONE will not be responsible for unsolicited manuscripts from sand - fan letters. unless they are accompanied by return postage. trap to sand - At any rate, trap. finally Subscription for one year, $1.50 postpaid. Single copies, five cents each. it seems to gave it up rates have caught Advertising on application to the Business Manager. a n d went many in the Offices, No. 34 Court Square, Boston, Massachusetts. back to the last six Telephones (connecting all departments) LAFayette 2860 and 2S61. clubhouse. months. ....1.1.1..1...,,,,,,,,,,,,,I.,..,...NW.M..... M,.,.,., M E LTON Singers. came in and w h o a r c told GLrPFY only singers There Is Hope quite frank- ( i f indeed ly that he that), as- JAZZ on the air is dying; programs are trending to the had taken sume the at- drama and to classical music. This according to an 175 strokes titude of a analytical survey of the Columbia Broadcasting System for the nine tempera holes. mental op- offerings. MAx BAER era star. Millions of serious- minded radio listeners approve the seems to be fairly Many trend. There is hope in it -hope that radio at last actually puHinga good an- TUN - is putting aside its swaddling clothes and growing up. GENE nouncers are NEY. He is pointing Toys are for children. Radio, as a toy, attracted infantile taking les- their noses minds, and radio programs reflected immature mental atti- sons in dic- heavenward. tudes. tion and elo- One well - to im- Now radio is no longer a toy. It has become a great, a cution known bari- prove h i s tone refused vital force in American life, a big business in itself. radio p c r- to sing at a HELEN MENKEN There is little room for jazz in big business. sonality. recent benefit show because another baritone FRED A went on before he did. LEN will be Since HELEN MENKEN made such a success- Silence Is Golden at the Cen- ful splash into the radio sea, the Lane has been tury of They predict her to be JESSICA DRAGONETTE, NBC soprano, says that alive with predictions. Progress Ex- this season. JAMES MELTON the topmost performer in radio she first came to radio the lack of applause after she position all Also netting the topmost salary for her type sang appalled her. However, it must have pleased millions to say, his dry, drawling of performance. Miss NfENKEN has been one Summer. That is of listeners, because applause in the studio, while flattering there, and his gestures and his of the best in her profession since she made voice will be is unwelcome too, unless the Lake Michi- stage debut at the age of four in 1906. to an artist, merely an interruption to the smile. His features, her gan gets hot enough to melt rubber. Her achievement is even greater to us now that majority of the public outside the studio. sunshine we have learned that her parents For the Bristol -Myers company were deaf mutes. About The Importance of Fan Mail has had a robot made that is "How do you do, everybody. exactly like FRED, which can talk, TEMPLETON always the right one but grams sing 'The Last do you do." This charming By DICK - -please thanks to a synchronized record How in which he has suffi- BROKEN- New York Correspondent one Roundup.' " He d o e s n' t attachment. salutation of NORMAN cient confidence to put his from the air care. He feels them in his figure was finished ; will be hauled THE network own advertising money. When the from NOW mail and his wife went radios tuned to WOR moguls arc looking fingers. He lifts the Mr. ALLEN is pursuing That program becomes a For several hours ow on. NORMAN down on fan mail as an in- sack they came in. The tenor down to sec it. of leading part of him. Radio writers hands with it, ex- e life -long ambition dication of popularity be- says: "A lot of them seem to FRED shook through its may hear that program now with it and even a radio orchestra it often contains let- changed gags on his cause and then. He hears it every like my songs -I got a thou- the treat- pers. He is announcer ters with box tops and wrap- expressed jealousy at :own program, and does a little time it is on the air. Ir he sand letters last week, Mr. ment it received from his wife, pers sent in exchange for likes tonight's program, he ¡comedy relief as well as wield the Sponsor." PORTLAND. anything from a member- likes the idea that a lot of atop. LENNIE HAYTOS is going Mr. Sponsor beams. Hot little later FRED ROBOT was ship in BABE Runt's base- other people like it. If he A to sprinkle the countryside with drawing room on a Chi- ball club to a paper pattern. doesn't, he likes to read let- dog, he picked a winner! put in a orchestras under his name. train and Mr. ALLEN And they may be right in ters from those who do like Good old fan mail! cago -bound JACK DENNY'S favorite golf down to see it off. looking down on it so far as it, so he can say to himself: Maybe fan mail doesn't went is a Canadian under- companion that goes. mean a whole lot as an indi- "I went," said Mr. Allen, a ! ! "Maybe I'm wrong, or taker. And is DENNY golfer I talk to advertising men "because \X'inchell was on maybe I'm so close to the cation that the program is He almost broke the 100 mark who say: "We don't care not. But it the train and I wanted to program I do not appreciate successful or recently. A sax tooter in DEN - whether the program gets does tickle Mr. Sponsor. And make sure that they didn't the it." NY's band is said to he one of any mail or not-we know he pays the bills for the send him to Chicago, in- so he gets no fan - greatest golf hugs in the country. it is doing a good job." And And good programs we, as lis- stead of my dummy. Imagine round in mail. He wonders why. He He plays golf all year I feel like saying: "If you teners, hear. And, ladies my embarrassent if \sí'inchell about JOHNNY MAR - any sort of weather, and DENNY do know it is doing a good reads and gentlemen. he wants fan had had to impersona:e me every VIN, a network daytime star, vows his sax -cr has read job, you should be telling letters. Don't let anybody all Summer." ' 5000 letters a week. book written in this country on fortunes." getting fool you. FRED WARING was not told to He is sure his program is as golf. For not many radio adver- If there is a star or a pros keep away from music but he or almost as good. But Major Bowes celebrated his tisers handle their programs good gram on the air that you like came close to it the other day what, no letters? Maybe he show's 600th time on the air in such a fashion as to be and want to see stay on when he played a carillon in did pick the wrong tenor. recently. The BOWES Family able to make anything like the air, write a letter. You'll Chicago by remote control from not have spot was started in the latter part an accurate check on radio Maybe he should make the star happy and the the Western Union office in New a dramatic act. That of 1922, when our crystals picked results. A few do. used sponsor will feel that his York. It was all done with wires minstrel show idea he was up the voice of Roxm, who was And the little matter of $10,000 a week shall not and the piece he played was then the ceremony's master. It fan mail which these lads all set to use -and didn't- spent in vain. "America." have the have been had but one outlet when it start- say does not mean anything that would gotten ed. Now it has 50 outlets. Good to them I'm sorry to mail! Yep, he was wrong. -Well, listened to luck, Major! That spot. Roses say that is the bunk. Fan He should have and Drums will be off the air mail does mean something that network salesmen. That To Subscribe to The Microphone knew more about radio until Sept. 9. and it probably always will lad than he did. Maybe radio Fill out the blank and mail with cash, money order or MICHAEL SRANGE, writer and mean something - to the was no good, anyhow. How check to The MICROPHON L, 34 Court Square, Boston, Mass JOHN BA&RYMORE'S former wife, sponsor. could it be when nobody was given a secret audition last I have seen, in my seat by (Please wrote a singer that was print) week. JOE COOK, favorite come- the side of the road, a score him a pro- dian, leaves for Hollywood and of good artists vanish from charging $1500 Name gram one teency wcency let- will be gone until September. We the air waves because they ter? Yep -radio's no good. Street saw HENRY BURBIG, who was once didn't get any fan mail. letters. so famous for his portrayal of The sponsor is a human No City or Town .... history in dia- being (unless you take the But let him get a thou- the highlights of State lect, in a movie short the other word of certain program di- sand letters. They can all eve: and he is sure -fire for a radio rectors and producers). He be the usual: "My husband (Subscription SI.50 per year, postpaid)' comeback. picks out a program - not and I never miss your pro- Page Si T116 MiCROP4-it)NE Saturday, June 16, 1934 Monday, June 18 - Advertising Conference, WJZ, WABC, 1.30 P.M.

Uncle Tom and Betty. KOKA 5.15 P.M. EDT; 4.15 EST; Bing Gushy, Jimmy Grier', Orchestra and t::3 r'aokina Closeups, WABC WCAU _l.ti Ile IN 3.15 CT Mill; Brothers. WABC WCAU, 3o m. P.M. Wandering Poet. WP(: "Sinfonietu," WOR, 3o m. P.M. Mosae PersonaDho, WGN The Monitor View. the News. WBZ The Caracos, WPG KDKA Kiddies' Klub, KDKA Lotie Ranger. WGN, 31 m. l i 1.3o -Advertisers Federation 11.15 A.M. EDT; 10.15 EST; Skippy, W'ARC WCAU Crazy Range Ramblers, WMC.A Canlxntiun, Goy. Lehman of 9.15 CT "Story Teller's flouse," WOR .45 P.M. EDT; 7.5 EST; - Ness York. Matlsr La Guar- 5.30 P.M. EDT; 4.30 EST; 6.45 CT dia. W ABCVt-jZ Pratt and Nieresan, piano duo. WJZ WBZ 3.30 CT WHAM KDKA NI3C- Babe Ruth, haseha". WJZ W93 8.00-30con)lant! St(ctre, News and hvestocks, WLW Frank Merrirell's Adventures, WEAF WLEI WHAM WH \I. K :iKt WEAF Pedro de Cordnba and Osborne, Orchestra. WGY WTIC Radio Rod am: Goa ( WGR WABC WCAU The Singing ady. WJZ WBZ WIIAM Mort Than Ness, WMCA 8.30-Gladys Swartóout, NBC- Your Fnendly Neighbor, WGN WLW KOKA Harold Stephens, tenor, WPG V('EAF Jac "All- American Boy." WABC SP.M. BOT; BEST; 7CT 9.00-R o s a Prsnsclle. CBS- 11.30 A.M. EDT. 10.30 E5T; Grstrong. 9.30 CT Instrumental Quartette. WPG W.ABC A. a P. Gypsies, Prank Parka. WEAR Mam St. Song Writer, WMC{ WEEI WTIC WGY, m. 9.30-Helen blenkcn. CBS- (har:oteers. 31, LW 3o Rh)thn Rar bleu, WJZ KOKA WBAL, 5.45 P.M. EDT; EST; Minstrels, Gene Arnold, Joe Parsons, rea4 Vi'ABC 3u n. IWBZ WHAM from 11.45) .45 Quartet. WJZ WBZ WHAM WBA{I WBZ 3.45 CT KDKA WLW, 3o m. and Dan Voorhees : Metropolitan Stage Show. pie Cook Rota Prunelle. Andre Kostelaneti Orchestra. FAF Tony Wons, WABC Bunkhouse Songs. WEAF WGY Orchestra. NISC -W WABC WCAU WPG WHAS. 3o m. Fur Tapper. WCAU Bunkhouse Song,. WEAF WELT WGY Palmer Clark's Orchestra. WON. You Knut" Thar." WPG Melodies of Romance, W ITC 30 m. L "The Champions." WOR, so m. Lu.c Making, Inc.. WGN Bradley aid, mountain Kim songs, WGY Songs. music. WMCA. 3o m. (All pro ''.: are lifted in Eastern Orphan Annie. WJZ WEIZ WHAM KDKA f NLW Daylight Jar irrg Time. Eastern 11.45 A.M. EDT; 10.45 EST; 9.30 P.M. EDT; 8.30 EST; 9.45 CT Gordon. Dale and Bunny, WABC WCAU 7.30 CT Standard Time is one hour earlier; "Dancing Around," WOR Peggy Keenan and Sandra Plsdlips, WABC People Who Make News, WFEA I loos Party. Cook. Central Time i3 taro houri earlier.) WPG loe Donald Noria. Dr. Paul V. Winslow, WMCA WLAF WEE! WGY, 30 m. Ella Graubart, KDKA Helen and Bob. WJZ WBL WEAL Trasdcrs Hour. WTIC, 3o m. 7.45 A.M. EDT; 6.45 EST; Painted Dreams, WGN. WLW Melody 6 Moments. Pasternack's Orchestra. 5.45 GT Carlotta Dale, WCAU P.M. EDT; 5 EST; 4 CT Phil Duey, gest arroi, WJZ KDKA, WHAM W'BAI. WEN', 10 m. and Lawnhunt, WLAF ' (.Y D.nrs misi+, W I. AL V. LA". 30 m. Pollock 12 N. EDT; 11 A.M. ESTI 10 CPT Tweulicth Century !dus. WBZ Train Cat. her. WEr1 Evening Tattler, WEEI Helen Menken, dramatic sketch, WABC News and Evening Brevities, WGY Jolly Bill and Jarre, WJZ, WBAL MLiple Clay Four. WLAP WEEI WGY N atalte Alt. soprano. WGN '('nghtvrlle Clarion, WTIC, so m. Harry H. Halkm, "Success," WOR Vocalists, WLW' Dorothy Page. WJZ WBZ W BAL WHAM "32 Hour of Chefs." WMCA. so M. A.M. EDT; 7 EST; 6 CT Snuckout, WJ /.. WHAM Carnera Club. Luis Marden, W DZ The Monitor Views tlic News, WBZ weather, Hotel iraymore Ord,csua. WPG, ;o m. Organ Rbapsndy, WEAF WTIC. 30 m. Time. temperature, KUKA WGY Midday Sors, KDKA Buck Rogers WABC WCAU Musical Clock, "Voice of Experience." WABC 9.45 P.M. EDT; 8.45 EST; Player, W' LW' WCAU Orchestra. WGN. 30 m. Morning pelotions, WJZ EDKA Home Suce Home. WPG Uncle Don, WOR, 3o m. 7.46 CT ltanduraft Club. WOR Ted Black's Orchestra. W'MfCA, 3o m. S. B. Rrdeout and current events. WEE! Magic Strings. WBZ and Salon Musuale, WABC, Lyric Strings. trio, WMCA PARKER FENNELLY, u'ho play( the Program relue Hal Kemp's WGN Lennie Hayton's Orthcstra, WON 30 m. Orchestra. 6.15 P.M. ED7; 5.15 EST; character role of HIRAM NEVILLE CT Wake Up and Smile, WCAU, t h. .15 10 P.M. EDT; 9 EST; B CT Playground ,chu_+, WPG 12.15 P.M. EDT; 11.15 A.M. EST; in the Socony'land Sketches broad- Time. weather, WGN 10 15 CT Joe and Eddie. WGY cast over the NBC- lf'EAF net- U. S. Army Band. WJZ WHAM. 30 m. Gene Arnold. Lullaby Lady, male quartet. EST; Rcs BHtIe's Emrmhlc, WEAF WEEI WTIC Bill Williams, WBZ Eastmans Orchestra, R rh.rd Isnnelli, guest. B.15 A.M. EDT; 7.15 Marcha ftal, i. (,Y work Mondays at 8 P. M. Sports. weather, KDKA WEAF WEEI WTIC W'GY WLW, o m. 6.15 CT Mutin SutatS. WJZ WF(AAf Bulsby Donon and Sunny J:m, WABC Wayne Kmg's Orchestra. WABC WCAU. D ' 't,ons, W'LW Weather; MSC Farm Forum. WBZ WCAU 30 w. WBZ WhLkIst WBAL Q,uacttc. WLW News. music. WON, 30 m. Don Hall Trio. WIZ M.Cuiln PLyrrs, WtilCA, 3o m. Toriony Sherin.k. KDKA Hone) Boy and Sa,saptu. KDKA 6.30 P.M. EDT; 5.90 EST; Fabien Se itaky's Orchestra WOR Mart!. Deane. WOR. 3o m. 1k- Irh Lactoses, WPG Betsy Barthell, WAIIC WPG 4.30 CT "Cstineuulm Cafe." WMCA Harold Knights Orchestra, WCAU 2.45 P.M. EDT; 1.45 EST; Atlantic City Choral Society, WPG 8.30 A.M. EDT; 7.30 EST; Harold Turner, pianist. WGN 12.45 CT t,: a:. d: " :Lt :'s 7, .:nk Nutation, WEAF Lefty and Lucky, WOR 6.90 CT "Hume Redecorating," WOR W "ITC Gmsk Ldutds. songs. WMCA Sono, Currant Events. WEEi 10.15 P.M. EDT; 9.15 EST; WTIC WGY WLW, Ma Perkins. WEAF WEEI WGY WLW Chcc io. WLAF WEEI Talk. Morgan Memorial, W l'K. Hcicn Mae, soprano, W (. Y, 30 w. .15 CT 1 3n m. 12.30 P.M. EDT; 11.30 A.M EST; Century of Progress Oidiesru, WON ask Armstrong, W'LW Lew White at the dual organ. WJZ WHAM CT Three X S,sten, WJZ Ranny Weeks' Orchestra, WEEI M. 10.30 Three W'BAL, KDKA, 3U 3 P.M. EDT; 2 EST; 1 CT Comedy Sun. KDKA inne. WPG Wuther. 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EST; floue Sense Phrlu+uphcr, WLAF S'ng.ng Sam. WABC WHAS Morning C...r.r. WFAF WIW 10.45 CT 3.15 P.M. EDT; 2.15 EST; 'rotor program. W'EE1 WTIC Symphoos (:rmccrt. WCAU. 30 m. Loren Thomas. WJZ W'BL W'LW KDKA Bradley Kin s esci. W' GY 1.15 CT Bob Bcskcr. Jog talk. WGN Breakfast Club, o -bestia. WJZ WBAL. I b. ProTment Women in Washington, WEAF The Dixie Cirais, Uncle Bob Sher..und. Alfred Chigi, orchestra. WOR W;IAM KDKA 1WBZ tram 9 301 WJAR The Wise Man. WEAF WEEi WJAR WCS I WABC WCAU. 90 m. Henry Than Pepsters, WLW, so m. Dears Muore, tenui. WABC WCAU Cahot and Del Castillo. WEEI, 30 m. WTIC W'TAG Ray Perkus , Fun !flakes. WOR Dirk Mansetd's Orchestra, W'MC . 3o m. The Vagabonda. N'C.P Hralrh 'hanter.. skuih. WGY Dale Circus, WABC WMAS, So is Organ. WPG 0.15 A.M. EDT; 8.15 EST; Theigns, Marc Quartes. WJZ WBZ Lnw Duan. tittle Orphan Annie. WGN 7.15 CT Sandy itlat Far Iule. WBZ Dr. H. I. Stundhagen, WOR 10.45 P.M. EDT; 9.45 EST; Texans, trio. WI.W \'trice i La iicuae. WABC Froc Sui Fioul. WMCA 8.45 CT WEE! WGY Fidler', Orchestra. KDKA }Ic!rn \Vals!. WPC. Lando Trio and White. WEAF 7 P.M. EDT; 6 EST; 5 CT W' LW Esther Velai Ensemble. WABC WCAU WPG Enid Thaviu's Orchestra. WGN Pan -American Concert. WEAF WEEI WCSH Madison Ensemble, WABC June Baku im home management, WGN Roxy. "Your Lover," WOR W LTC Baseball Resume. WEAF Siberian Singea. WJZ W'R7. W'BAL Worsts and Mas. , \%CAL', Y' m. Punologue, ''MCA KOKA 1 P.M. EDT; 12 N. EST; Hollywood Cornedy Surs. WEEI Comedy Srau of Hollywood. WON 11 A.M. CT 3.30 P.M. EDT; 2.30 EST; Hunt Sense Philosophy, W'GY Variety. WTiC .30 A.M. EDT; 8.30 EST; 1.30 CT Amos 'n' Andy, W'JZ W'BZ KDKA WLW Margaret Carlisle. WLW 7.30 CT Astoria Orchestra. WEAP WEEI Feue O'Chuk Melodies, WHAS, 30 m. Three Buccaneers, WOR W "ITC Irone 1.10 Women's Radin Review, W'IAF WLEI Ford Frick, sports. WOR Nancy Noland. songs. WEAP WEIC WGY WGY Radio (.ant. WGY Theme Club of the Air, WOR Dick Manslleld's Carihtstu, WMCA 11 P.M. EDT; 10 EST; 9 CT Hymns of All Church, W1.W Ohu, Laren Bureau talk. WLW Sputter and Whine, W'I.W' Service. KDKA Style and Shopping nt C( Farm Forum. WBZ. 3o m. Home Forum Cooking Srho.a, WBZ, 30 m. 7.15 P.M. EDT; 6.15 EST; Metropolitan Parade. WABC. 43 m.: CT Stern's music. WEAF WGY WTIC WGY. Market Reports. KDKA Porto Strings. W'AIH. WCAU \\'PG 5.15 3o m. WPG, 3o m.; WCAU (tom 9.45 Buddy Welcome's Orchestra. WABC Rea Griffith .. songs, N'ON E. B. Ridmut and scores, current cagots. WCAU, 40 m. Stucyks, WMCA (,ene and (Benn, WEAF WEEI WGY CDT; EST; Spats, WTIC WEEi 9.45 A.M. 8.45 Ilotcl Morton Orchestra, WPG Spring Flower Show, WOR Doc Peyton', Orchestra. WGY, 3o 7.45 CT Midday Scrsiie. WGN Bakin Rose Marie. WJZ WHAM KDKA m. I)uk Tracy, tkiettivc. WBZ cousin Bob. Hill 6111v. W'LW 3.45 P.M. EDT; 2.45 EST; Fad Coleman's Onhe;tra, WJZ Tramp ut Y,rr,h. mu..r, WLAF WTIC 1.15 P.M. EDT; 12.15 EST; 1.45 CT duc Lwcnuu s Otshestaa, WLW Smug Trio. WC". Weather, sports, organ. WBZ W LW 11.15 A.M. CT T.'ne. trn..rrature. wr.ther. KOKA King. Ja, ., lote:. ü _'.. Dante Music. WOR New.. K7.K\ Riser. market, lire stork reports, WLW Mandnh :n, WMC.A Vag.b.md Singers. WMCA "Fats' Waller, songs, WABC WPG Emil s -. ._ The Honorable Afternoon Ba, Putter. skee.h, ü C Thavm tsnneslra, WGN Foin f Archie, WJZ Musical, VOR. as m \ Boake WCAU J. K. Doughton, KDKA Baseball. Caner. Boston vs. Chnago, WGN. 2 b Moonbeams," WOR EST; O CT Jam Burgess. WCAff t5 m.- 7.30 P.M. EDT; 6.30 EST; 10 A.M. CDT; 9 Tom Devodier's Orchov a, ü'\fC_{ N. J. League of 'Women Voters. WOR 5.90 CT Steen a de Rose, WLAF WEEI WTIC News. WMCA 4 P.M. EDT; 3 EST; 2 CT WGY Shirley Howard and the Jesters, WEAF 11.15 P.M. EDT; 10.15 EST; String Trio, WLW 1.30 P.M. EDT; 12.30 EST; Stock market quotations. WEEi WTIC WGY 9.15 CT Harvest of Sonc. WJZ WRZ WBAL KDKA Betty and Bob. WJZ WLW WHAM After Dinocr Revue, WEEI 11.30 A.M. CT Mario Corti. baritone: Lc. White, organ Nowt. WEEI Home Hoor W'PG. n h.; News at 1o.3o KDKA nt. WJ7. WHAM KDKA Poet Peinte. WJZ KOKA Fit Cluh. \\ ON Hou! P!s-a Ensemble. 30 m. Walter Dailey. organist, WTIC, so a17. Keep Radin Nature Lcaaue, WBZ Orchestra. WBZ New England Kitchen, WEEI, 3o m. Bill Hur.gins. vamp. %VAIS( WPG loe_Rine's Bob Newhall, NN EST; w'cil' farm program, WGY. Pichard Punas, WCAU, 3o n. WLW oil Reggie Childs' Orchestra. WABC. 10.15 A.M. EDT; 9.15 "Music on the Air. WABC WCAU WPG, 3o m. 8.15 CT American Adsertising Federation Luncheon. Songs, cousu, WMCA, 3o m. Gov. Lehmann of N. Y.. Henry Wallace. Spurts rerorrter, W'GN Remember Wa Rack When? WON "Materna( Jim." derma, WELL WLW Scr "y of Agriculture, Edgar 4.15 P.M. EDT; 3.16 EST; WOR, So m. Florence Richardson', Orchestra. WMCA Clara. Lu 'n' Em, WLAF Kobak, ice Vont ut WGN prcvdcnt National Brnadcut,ne Co.. 2.1S CT Jerusalem, WMCA S;.ren, WJZ WHAM W' IZ WBZ W'hIAM WEAL WLW, 1 b.. 11.30 P.M. EDT; 10.30 EST; Holman John Martin Story Program, WEAF Oahestra, WBZ WABC: WCAU WPC:, yes m. WEEI 7.45 P.M. EDT; 6.45 EST; 9.30 Cl' Duke DeweV'a Hobby Sammy Fuller, KDKA Markets. Palmer I!ousc music. WGN Club. W'BZ 5.45 CT D. A. R. Talk. WLW WTIC, Bill and Orner. WABC WCAU Rogers' Orchestra, WEAF WEEI 3o m, W'Icitc. Melody Parade, WABC WPG The GolJbers, WEAF WEEI WGY WTAM tari llo:Imayr s Orrnrstra. WABC Bob WTIC 1.45 P.M. EDT: 12.45 EST; Smooth WIZ 11.45 A.M. CT Rhythm., WTIC lark Denny', Orchestra. 4.30 P.M. EDT; 3.30 EST; AI and Pete, WLW 1)i k F,. Icr 's Orchestra, KDKA, 30 m. A.M. EDT; 9.30 EST; Boake Carter. new., WABC Fonces. W'LW. 30 m. 10.30 - Fr As.-,-,g 2.30 Cc WCAU 8.30 CT World's Fair Rtpvrcr. 34;C 'N Jimmy Luncefad's Orchestra. WMCA, 3o aq. I l . .. ._...... Roxanne Wallace. co:aalt., WEAF WELL Beauty Guild, WAAB W'CA\ Aatsew's Music, WON. 30 m News and Mn-n.ns Parade. WEAF (WEEI Vagabonds, WGY Arthur Loess, oacbota, Allscdo Brito's Orchestra. WOR. 3o m. 2 P.M. EDT; 1 EST; from to tai \1 Gl' tram 10.45 12 N. CT Vinera. W'TIC_, so m. Market H -sket. WGY Orland ,,, toxin. 1i :tans. WJZ Rreolcine Stage. WEAF WE E1 WTIC. WBZ 8 P.M. EDT; 7 EST; 6 CT 11.45 P.M. EDT; 10.45 EST; Bridge talk, AIL! 4516. W IIAM. ,u m. 9.45 CT Orion, WLW Lauren fsell, baritone. WGY Market Repnrs. Ann lest, nrgarùst, WABC KDKA Si. triols and Skrtshes. "Long Pu: Due. Todass ( h :lien. J:,:ya, WJZ WBZ WHAM WCAU, tS m.: Matinee H.ehligits, WLW "Public Homing in Action," talk by Mayo( WHAT. KDKA WPG. ;o m. W tAF WITI WTIC WC?. 30 ao. Just Plain Bal. WGN Chiugn \'.rite)-, WABC. Sradio broadcasting stations, shape, balance and pace of the proceed to the entrance gate on owned and operated by program structure for "The Tower Hill while sentries lining newspapers, have rendered Voice of Columbia." the way present arms. Then fol- an outstanding press and The material going into the lows the locking of the gates and radio service to their read- structure each week includes the the traditional invocation "God ers and listeners. best in radio talent. Preserve King George." "It is the intention of the Six Conductors GEORGE JESSEL, master -of- ceremonies, and his mother, Mrs. CHARLOTTE The broadcast will be heard at management to achieve the 4,45 P. M. same high standard of serv- A 45 -piece orchestra, each JESSEL, with whom he holds imaginary conversations during his broad- ice for WRI1M." member chosen for the versatility casts. that would make him equally at Piano Ensemble It also is planned to present home with the greatest classics of the show, the basis, and the nique and imaginative musical the best feature and entertain- and the latest output of Tin Pan link that holds the entire pro- arrangements -all will pass be- To Be Broadcast ment material available on this Alley, will respond to the batons gram together. fore the microphone reviewing station, the management says. A piano carnival featuring an of six noted conductors, namely Each week, in addition to in- stand as the weekly parade pro- The Yankee Network News ensemble of 50 pianos and 112 HOWARD BARLOW, FREDDIE RICH, troducing the talent and the five - gresses. Service of Boston continues to pianists under the auspices the JOHNNY GREEN, EMERY minute comedy black -out that "The purposé in this ro- of increase its organization through- DEUTSCH, MARK WARNOW and serves as a pivotal point in the tating program set -up," Mr. University of Tulsa School of out New England. Fine Arts will be heard over the JOHNNY AUGUSTINE. program, JESSEL takes up the Seebach stated, "is to com- According to Editor & Publisher, network These conductors will be ro- thread of his telephone conver- bine in a variety of patterns WABC -Columbia on the news service already has on tated, depending upon the type sations with his mother. the most distinctive work of Tuesday, June 19, at 11.30 P.M. its payroll reporters for the City of music they interpret best. These conversations, although the versatile artists and con- So far as is known, this is the Flail, the State House, the Fed- HOWARD BARLOW will mount basically humorous, have won ductors who are regularly largest piano ensemble ever gath- eral Building, police.headquar- the podium for the performance JESSEL wide acclaim for their in- featured over the Columbia ered together in the United ters, three desk men, two leg of classical works; FREDDIE RICH tensely human appeal. Broadcasting System. States. The program includes men, a secretary- assistant to the for dramatic versions of pictorial LISZT'S "Second Hungarian Rhap- editor, and a staff of 30 corres- Varying Patterns "Each artist possesses some Suites; JOHNNY GREEN for the further talent, either in sody," SCHUBERT'S "Marche Mili- pondents in key cities through- sophisticated rhythms of sym- The varying patterns of the timing or type of material. taire," and NEVIN'S "Country out New England. Dance." phonic jazz; DEUTSCH for the ro- show also find GERTRUDE NIE - We plan to put this further In order to help support the mantic cadences of Hungarian SEN coloring her voice with an talent to work, and to find expenses of this news service, at- gypsy music, and WARNOW and exotic personality; Mr\RY EAST- new ways of using the talent Soviet Envoy Speaks tempts arc being made to inter- AUGUSTINE for popular, novelty MAN, a talented young soprano we are aware of.'.' est advertisers. One spot has and dance selections. who is fast developing operatic Soviet Ambassador AI.EXANDER been sold, it is reported. Not only the talent is changed TROYANOVSKY will extend a fare- GEORGE JI:SSEL, the boy who possibilities; SYLVIA FROGS, the each week. The actual building rose from a nine -year -old singer little girl singer grown up; VERA well message to a group of Amer- of the program set -up is attacked ican business men and engineers, NBC in the honky -tonks of New VAN, the singer whose "blue a Broadcasts from different angle. who will make a York's East Side to a place among velvet" voice is a time -mark in good -will tour One week, "The Voice of Co- of Russia this year, in a broad- the top -notchers in radio, the mo- radio programs; and EDITH MUR - Goldman Band lumbia" emerges from the loud- cast over the WABC -Columbia tion pictures and vaudeville, is RAY, the "dramatist of the blues." The NBC-WJZ chain will broad- speaker as a fast revue, made up network Wednesday, June 20, the only performer to appear con- EVAN EVANS brings his bari- at cast three concerts a week Dy ED- cif a succession of short individ- 10.45 A.M. The speech sistently each week. tone voice to the microphone in will WIN FRANKO GOLDMAN and his ual numbers. come from He is the personality element complement to the program the Russian Embassy band, beginning Sunday, June 24, The following week, the structure; NICK LUCAS, radio's pro- at Washington. at 9.30 P. M. grams takes a more first crooner who continues to leisurely They will be broadcast Modernity form. Tuesdays like the tag, "crooner "; CHARLES at 8.3o P. M. and on Thursdays at are CAROLE, a vibrant tenor; FATS Separate contributions more 9.3o P. M. fully and each WALLER, singer, pianist, organ- developed, artist The Sunday concerts will origi- completes a full turn, doing two ist and composer; the Beale nate on the Mall in Central Park, more numbers in a row, Street Boys, radio's newest dis- or New York City, the Tuesday con- similar to the shaping of a vaude- covery in quartet syncopation; certs come from Prospect Park in ville bill. another quartet, the Eton Boys; Brooklyn and those on Thursday and JACQUES FRAY and MARIO "With this changing set- arc given on the campus of New BRAGGIOTTI, the two -piano team up," Mr. Seebach explained, York University. celebrated for their agile tech- "we find new ways of utiliz- There will be a special band con- cert on Saturday, June 3o over the Sponsored Programs From same network. Europe to U. S. Planned `Uncle Elmer' to Plans are under way to interest American commercial sponsors in regu- Go to Yarmouth lar broadcasts from Europe via short wave. "Uncle ELMER" and his "Song Dr. EDWARD J. BING, organizer< Circle" cast of r5 will make three of the plan and formerly man- signed expressly for an American personal appearances in Yarmouth, ager of the continental branch of audience and would be presented Nova Scotia, on June r6th and the United Press, believes that in English. r7th. short wave broadcasting has , Dr. BIND expects to do some "Uncle ELMER," in real life passed the "freak stunt" stage. scouting work in Paris, Vienna, ELMER HERSKIND, and his troupe He also insists that American Scandinavian countries and even are heard each Sunday over station radio must feature more novelties the Near East. Most of the pro - WHDH at to A. M. if it is to hold the interest of the grams, he says, would originate Substituting for them on June public and that the most exten- in Paris. 17th will be a glee club, composed JOHNNY GREEN, orle of the liveli- sive field for such novelties lies Current rates for relaying pro- of 20 members, and a male quartet. ett dance orchestra conductors to in European radio. grams from London or Paris are GERTRUDE NIESEN, vocalist, fre- The "Song Circle" will return to be heard on the "Voice of Co- All programs used for this about $500 for 15 minutes and quently featured on the "Voice of the air on June 24th at the regular lumbia' programs. planned purpose would he de- $700 for a half hour. Columbia" programs. time. Page Eight THE MICROPHONE Saturday, June 16, 1934 Tuesday, June 19 - "Ceremony of The Keys", NBC-WEAF, 4.45 P.M.

12.35 P.M. EDT; 11.45 A.M. EST; Two Piano Recital, WOR 8.15 P.M. EDT; 7.15 EST; i Highlights 10.45 CT Prell y Pose Jackie Heller. WJZ WHAM 6.13 CT Gypsy Trio. WMCA P.M. Organ, W NB% Stevens Hotel Ensemble. W'GN Markin, weather. WEAF 4.45 P.M. EDT; 3.45 EST; Vera C. Park. contralto, WPG Cari dine Cabot. Del (tales, WEE! of the Keys,' 2.45 CT 8.90 P.M. EDT; 7.30 EST; 4.45-"Ceremony Words, Music, WIZ WBZ WBAL WHAM 6.30 CT

NBC -WEAF Ernie Hntst's - Orchestra, KDKA From London. Ceremony of Keys from = The Texans, lady Esther WEAF WEE! 8.30 -Lady Esther Program, WLW Tower of London. WEAF WEE:! Program. WC? Tille or. 11>re Man- ,-melt, W'GN WTIC NBC -WEAF Women's Club, WJZ WBZ WHAM Conrad Storks. WGY Thibault and Lois Bennett. WJZ "Accordiana." Vivienne Se. WBZ WHAM WBAL WLW, 3o 1 P.M. EDT; 12 N. EST; Four Showmen. WABC WCAU WPC WHAS KDKA m. gal, CBS-WABC 11 A.M. CT "Accordùna," with Abe Lyman's Orchestra, The Easy Clair, W'OR Vivienne Carat's Club, WMCA Segal, WABC WCAU 3n m. 9.30 -Ray Perkins, NBC - Mulcts. welche, WEAP Seymour Simon's Orchestra, %%GS WTIC, 5,3 Bottah Mmnrvitch and lus Humoaica WEAF m. 5 P.M. EDT; EST; Weather and agricultural reports. WBZ 3 CT Rascals, W'OR, so in. 10.00-"Conflict." drama by T. Vagabonds, WGY Serial. WPG Ch,.k Webb's O :cEestra, S. CBS WEAF WEEI Lovely lady of Song. WHAS. so m. Stribling. -WABC WCAU WHAS WTIC W LW, 30 m. Light Opera Series, NBC - MidSasOrchestra. y e Three Schoolmuds, WGY P.M. LOT; B EST; 7 CT Weather Report. Concert Orchmtu, WPG WEAF Palmer Clarks Orchestra, WJZ, 30 m. Dt. H. I. Srranghagcn, WOR. 31 m. Agriculture markers, WRZ Ben Berme n.1 tlr..ewre. 'GMAT EEI Suing Trio, WMCA Jerry Cooper, baritone. WABC WPG WTIC. WGY WI.W. 30 m. WIIAS Household Musical Memories. WJZ WBZ (All programs are lifted in Eastern 1.15 P.M. EDT; 12.15 ESTI Ship Ahoy. WCAU WHAM KOKA, 3o m. Daylight Saving Time. Eastern 11.15 A.M. CT Vusety. WOR Back Stage wrth bons Morros, WOR Vacalsonds. WC? Paul Haas. tenor, WPC Standard Time is one hour earlier' Maurice Lee's Ensemble. WEAF WEEI Sally's Party, WMCA. Mrtnctt's Orchestra. WGN- Y m. Peeping Torn and George. WGY Central Time is two hours earlier.Ç The Honorable Archie, WJZ WBZ KDKA 5.15 P.M. EDT; 4.15 EST; 9.15 P.M. EDT; 8.15 EST; River and weather reports. WLW 3.15 P.M. 7.15 CT .45 A.M. EDT; 8.5 EST; Jack Russell's Orchestra. WABC 7.45 CT Burl Sparks. WHAS The Monitor Views the News, WBZ D-n.s Dehn, soprano, WPC, Harold Knight's Orchestra, WCAU Skippy, WABC WCAU News and the Wife Saver. WEAF Will Arid Ensemble. WOR Linn Del Mar, songs. WPG 9.30 P.M. EDT; 8.30 EST; W 17C WGY WLW News, WMCA Weekday Devotions. WHAS 7.30 CT Myster Chef, WARC WCAIT Ray Perkins, Cale Page, soprano. Betty Virginia Clark, Lord talk, WGN 1.30 P.M. EDT; 12.30 EST; 5.30 P.M. EDT; 4.30 EST; Reuben Baker, songs. WPG 11.30 A.M. CT Drown. comesherme, WEAF WEE! WGY Kanuta's Royal Hawaiians, WIIAS 3.30 CT WLW', io m. Dirk Fidler, WEAF. 30 m. Edward Davies. baritone. WJZ WBZ The Tattered Man. WEAF WEEI WTIC WHAM KDKA, ao en. 10 A.M. EDT; 9 EST; 6 CT \WEEI Reading Circle. wen, Wigwam Club. WGY Richard Hunher s Orchestra, WABC "l'nnei le of the Children of the American Singing Lady. WJZ WBZ WHAM WBAL !keen and deRose, WEAF WTIC WGY, Revolution," WTIC WCAU \WIIAS, 30 m. WGY WLW Harry H. 8alkin on "Success," WOR, 3o m. 15 m. fallu program. WGY, 30 m. Singing Lady, WJZ WBZ WHAM WRAT. Edward MacHugh, Gospel singer, WJZ National Farm and Home Hour, WJZ WBZ WGN Mardi Gras, WGN, 30 m. Jark Armstrong, "All- American Boy," WABC Traymore Orchestra, WPG WBZ KDKA WHAM WLW, 1 h. WCAU Bill and Ginger, WARC WCAU WHAS Jack Russell's Orchestra. WARC WCAU Weather Report. Bill Baldwin. WPG WGN Keep Fit Club. WGN fainter House Ensemble, WGN 9.45 P.M. EDT; 8.45 EST; Thmtre Rosemary Hughes. songs. WHAS 7.45 CT Home Hour. WPG Club of the Air. WOR The Tattered Man. WEAF WEEI WTIC 10.15 A.M. EDT; 9.15 EST; 1.45 P.M. EDT: 12.5 EST; "Once Upon a Time, WOR "Mountain Moments." WOR 8.15 CT 11.45 A.M. CT Singing Lady. WIZ WBZ WHAM WLW Basil Ruysdael, WOR 10 P.M. EDT; 9 EST; 8 RT \'john, Clara. Lu WI AI' WEEI WCY Bradley Kincaid, songs. WMCA 'n tm. WGY John Barclay. Frank Studio Program, WTIC, m. McIntyre. Russian choir. WLW WGN to 5.45 P.M. EDT; 4.45 ESTI 20 voici,, WEAF Castles in the Air. WJZ Tony Worn. WARC WHAS W'('ALT WEE! WC? WLW'. 3.45 CT r h. Duke Dewey's Orchestra. WBZ Anita C. Iletrger, readings, WPG Adver toting Federation Broadcast, WIZ "Current Questions Breve ( onere ." Arther Rikks Hungarian Orchestra, WGN Nursery Rhymes, WEAF WEEI of WARC WCAU WT!C W'BZ WHAM KDKA, t h.; WABC Capper Kanus. Billy Rose. tenor. WC? WCAU WHAS from 10.30 Shopping Box, WHAS 2 P.M. EDT; 1 EST; 12 N. CT Orphan Annie. WJZ W'BZ WHAM KDKA T. S. WARC WCAU Bob White, WTIC "Conflict." Stribling, Diori Kennedy. W'LW WPC, WIIAS organist, WEAF, 30 m W'elcome's A.M. Prue Food Institute, Buddy Orchestra, WARC Eddy Brown. violinist. orchestra. WOR 10.30 EDT; 9.30 EST; WEEI WTIC, 3o m. Al Berger. W'PG 8.30 CT Hadley Rasmuson, baritone. WGY humorist. News and Thaiu's music, W'GN, o tn. Tex Fletcher, songs, WOR Ann Leaf at the Organ. W'PG. 3o m. ; WA ,BC WCAU, 10.30 P.M. EDT; 9.30 EST; Tteustte Chest, Howard Phillips. baritone. t5 m. 8.30 CT Don Alleo's On"hntn, Muth.' Lee Cok. Ann leaf at the organ, WABC WCAU 6 P.M. EDT; S EST; 4 CT zÿ interior decorator, W'EAP WEEI WGY ]ass Plain Bill, Wr,N VERA VAN, vocalist, ir often soloist Concert. Tile Mme. Frances Aida. WEAF WLW W "TIC WTIC WI.W Theatre. \ \'Mr A Romance of Dan and Sylvia, KDKA Children. WBZ WHAM Dr. Aarhus Frank Payne, with RICHARD HIMBER'S orcher. The Evening Tattler, WEEI, 3o m. Today's WJZ WOR Red and Black Revue, WOK. 3o Markets and News. WGY tn. WEAL KDKA Weather. WHAS tr.: which broadcasts over a CBS - Chicano l Autre of the Air. W'C.N. News and Frivolities, WABC WCAU Dorothy Page. songs, WJZ WBZ WHAM 30 m. 2.15 P.M. EDT; 1.15 KOKA Banquet 1r..eri.an Adserturng Federation, 'HAS, 30 m. EST; A"'ABC netwnrì Tuesdays from H. V. Ka:unborn. WARC WCAU WHAS Mad Box. weather report. WGN 12.15 CT WGN Orchestra. WGN, 3o m. to P..11. Buck W PG. So in. News Service and Rev.: r Haine lfoot. WPC 9.3o to Rogers. WABC WCAIT Household Char. WGY Billy Scott. baritone, WHAS 10.45 P.M. EDT; 9.45 EST; 10.5 A.M. EDT; 9.45 EST; Helen Trent's Romance. WABC WCAU'WGN Wrrgbtville Clarion. WTIC 6.45 CT Georgia Wildcats. WHAS 3.30 P.M. EDT; 2.30 EST; 6.45 CT Nell 1.30 CT .15 P.M. EDT; 5.15 EST; Vinod. beauty talk. WOR KDKA News and Morning Parade. WEAF WTIC. Sporty WMCA 4.15 CT .o n,. Woman's Radio Res :es.. WEAF WEE! 11 P.M. EDT; 10 EST; 9 CT Rhythm Jesters. WLW .2.30 P.M. EDT; 1.30 EST; WC?. 30 m. P.ann, WON' WEEP 12.30 Ramos' Orchestra. WJZ WHAM Mu,rcal Turns. CT Music Magic. WJZ KOKA. 3o en. Etna Coleman's Orchestra, News and Radio Kitchen, WJZ Bill Williams, WBZ WEAF WTIC Cooking School. WBZ, 3o m. Weather, baseball scores and current events, News. WBZ Hcbat Crawford. Luit,rn:. WEAP WEEI Sputter and Whine. W LW Bobby Benson and Sunny Jim, WABC WEE! Dr. N. B. Van Ftsn, "The Family Doctor. WGY Gypsy Mask WARC WPG WHAS, WCAU Johnny Makers. Herbert Koch, Johnson's Orchestra, WO?, 30 M. WABC WHAS Piano. WJZ WHAM 3o m.: WCAU. t5 m. organist, WHAS Ja.k berner " Orchestra. WIZ ).DKA Rhyme and Cadence. WBZ Furl Wale, baritone, \C'GN 11 A.M. EDT1 10 EST; 9 CT 6.30 P.M. EDT; 5.30 ESTI Three Blue Notes. WBZ Hotel Gibson Orchestra. WLW .Afternoon Musicale, WOR, a E. Charles Carl dc. tenor. n'ABC Artist Recital. WABC Socks, WJIC.1 .90 CT Edison Friendly Kitchen Program. WEEI WPC. WHAS, 3o m. Boake Carter. WCAU Women's Club, WCAU Seashore Real Istate Review, \VP(3 Galaxy of Stars. WGY WTAM WLW "The Homemaker," Mid -Week Hymn Sing, WEAF WTIC WGY The Honeymooners. WIZ KDKA WOR. w m. 3.45 P.M. EDT; 2.45 EST; Sump Club. WJZ Moonbeams, WOR, so m. Palmer House Ensemble, WGN Cotton Queen Minstrels, W'i U. S. Navy Band, WABC WCAU WPG 1.45 CT The Singing Lady, WGN \\", 5o m. Play. WMCA. 3o m. 5Vcern -s WHAS, 30 rn. Beak Street Boys, WARC 'led (I,.lcstra. \VGN Movie Personahtres, WGN 2.45 P.M. EDT; 1.45 EST; King la.k and fewer, Wr Harold Knight's Orchestra. WCAU 11.15 P.M. EDT; 10.15 EST; Grandcna Goes Modern, WCAU Sam. Gill and Louie, WHAS 12.45 CT Jack Armstrong. WLW 9.15 CT 11.15 A.M. EDT; 10.15 EST; Baseball. Boston 's. Chia i, WGN, 2 h.. Harry Ilershfield, WOR 9.15 CT Ma Perkins, WEAF WEEI WGY WLW 1, m. News. WEE! :Nellie Revell at Large. W)!, WBZ Bridge talk. WMCA 6.45 P.M. EDT; 5.45 EST; The Poet Prince. WJZ WBZ W'!lAf Your Child. WTAP wrri WTIC WGY Singing Cowboy. W''l'IC KDKA Joy, 4.45 CT Alice WBZ WHAM Century of Progress Orchestra, 4 P.M. EDT; 3 EST; 2 CT News and Pollock's Orchestra, WABC News. Irvcstucks, W 1.W WGN College of Agriculture, WHAS Mary Small. WEAF WPG Charm Secrets, WCAU WGY WTIC Your Lover. songs. WrAF WC :Y Edison Salute, WEEI Remember Way Bark When? WGN Your Ftiendly Neighbor, WGN 3 P.M. EDT; 2 EST; 1 CT Stocks, WEEI Lowell Thomas. WJZ WBZ WHAM KDKA Blue Betty and bob. drama. WJZ WBZ WHAM WLW 11.30 P.M. EDT; 10.30 EST; 11.30 A.M. EDT; 10.30 EST; Room Echoes, WEAF WTIC WGY 9.30 CT Del Castillo, organist. WEEI, 3o M. KDKA WLW Little Orphan Annie. WGN 9.30 CT Detroit Orchestra from Century Joe Albany on Parade, WRY Symphony Williams. pulls. WABC. WIIAS National Radio Forum, WEAF WEEI Nathan of Progress. Victor Kola directing, Comedy Stars of Hollywood, WC?, Three Shades of Blue. WEAF WEEI WGY Stewart. baritone. WJZ, 30 m.; WCAU 3o in. 'WHAM WABC WP(; WHAS. t h. Pbd Cook, WOR Pop from 3.15 News and Brito s Orchestra. Concert, WTIC The Pichard WCAU WJZ WBZ Spirituals. WLW Ponce Sisters. WLW Family, Fifty pianos, I12 pianists, from University Ensemble. Songs, organ, W Mt.A 7 P.M. EDT; 6 EST; 5 CT Rhythm Ramblers. WJZ KDKA, 35 ri,. WGN of Tulsa School of Fine Arts. WABC Metropolitan Parade. WARC WPG WCAU WHAS E. R. A. Oulu sea, WBZ. 3o m. Goodrich Baseball Review, WEAF - Melody Parade. WABC WPG WHAS, John Randolph's Orchestra, WCAU 4.15 P.M. EDT; 3.15 EST; Castle Farm Orchestra. WLW, 30 In. liana-my of Kcntuck), WIIAS 2.15 CT Puno Dun, WU! Wandering Pnrt. 30 m. Annette M.ulloueh. songs, W'GY WPG Orchestra. Pete Wo.aery, WCAU Sally and Sue, WOR Orchestras. W'GN, s h. Song Team, WMCA Amos 'n' Andy. WJZ Wl1Z WHAM WLW Melody Men, W(N Dun Bigelow's Orchestra. WEAF WGY KDKA Arthur Warrens Ot.ht- tra, WOR, 3o nL The Singing Stranger, WJZ W ISZ WHAM 3.15 P.M. EDT; 2.15 EST; Ben Porter. sketch. WGN 11.45 A.M. EDT; 10.45 EST; KDKA Morton 11.45 P.M. EDT; 10.45 EST; 1.15 CT Matinee Highlights, WLW Downey, WABC. WCAU WHAS 9.45 CT 9.45 CT Ford Frick, sports. WOR Song Portraits, Beulah Croft. WEAF WTIC Casa Lima Ors WABC WCAU Al Bernard, minstrel. 'WEAF WEEI WTIC Voices of the Past. W(r1' 4.30 P.M. EDT; 3.30 EST; 7.15 P.M. EDT; 6.15 EST; WHAS Skip. Step and Happiana, WGY Low Down. 2.30 CT 5.15 CT Woman's Club. W'CAL' 12 M. EDT; 1 P.M. EST; 10 CT Painted Dreams. WGN WLW Newark Museum Gene and Glenn, WEAF WEE! WGY The Cosmopolitans. WCAU Program, WOR Art Tatem. pianist. WEAF W'LEI WGY News and Charlie Davis' Orchestra, WEAF Piano Dun, WMCA Clinic. Revising Local Government, WJZ WBZ Health WBZ Pittsburgh Varieties, WGY WLW Emil Thayiu's Ore 2esza. WGN Thru the KDKA 12 N EDT; 11 A.M. EST; 10 CT Looking Glass, WCAU Gene Purcell', Orchestra, WLW Musical Turns, WEE! Musical Dessert. WGN Budd) Rogers' lstusie. WJZ. WBZ. 30 m. Maple City Foe.' WEAF WEEI WGY Just Plain Bill. WABC WCAU Symphony Concert from Sanctuary of Out WLW Happy Jack Turner, WHAS Sorrowful Mother. Portland. Oregon, Sma lout. W'JZ Sporn, WTIC WABC WCAU WPG WHAS. 30 m. Monitor Views the News. WBZ Maybe Ile Sold Them Anthony Trininis Orchestra, WOR The Voice of Experience," WABC WCAU 7.30 P.M. EDT; 6.30 EST; WHAS 5.30 CT 12.90 A.M. EDT; 11.30 P.M. EST; Hal Kemp's Orchestra, WGN 10.30 Cr Home Sweet Home. WPG Browne and Llewelyn. WEAF WGY WTIC Roger Wolf Kahn's Orchestra, WEAP Studio Program, / oiv L Teddy Bergman. WEEI Michael Treen, tenor. WOR r y NEEDS Paul Keast and Hudson's Orchestra. WABC WEE! W'GY Johnny Muldowney, songs, WLW Pete Smythe's Orchestra, WJZ WBZ WHAM T1rArING WCAU WHAS - Sports reporter, WGNN Mel Snyder's Orchestra, WI.W, 30 in. 12.15 P.M. EDT; 11.15 A.M. EST; Footlight Echoes, WOR, 30 M. Herbert Korb. organist, WIIAS 1 0.1 5 CT Bob Newhall, WLW Two Blues, WEAF WL1.1 WTIC from 7.45 P.M. EDT; 6.45 EST; 12.20 5.45 CT Phil Boudini, accordionist. WTIC Martha and Hal. WC? The Goldberg's, WEAF WEEI WGY WTAM Wendell Hall. WJZ T Grace Hayes. songs. WJZ WHAM Agriculture talk. WBZ Dunbar Quartet, WBZ Bob Albright, WI.W Sea Stories. KDKA Connie Gates, songs, WARC WCAU WPG Palmer House music, WGN WHAS Bocke Carter. WARC WCAU WHAS Harold Turner. pianist. WGN1r Melody Masters, WLW C P Girls' Club Service League. WOR Tony Grande. WHEB Songs, WMCA EDT; EST; 12.30 P.M. EDT; 11.30 A.M. EST; 8 P.M. 7 6 CT CARVER - NEW ENGLAND 10.30 CT Leo Reisman's Orchestra and Phil Duey, PRESS Madcap!. WEAF WEE! WEAF WEEI WTIC Wt ;Y, 3o m. Merry WTIC WGY Mystery Vic and Sade. WJZ WBZ Drama. WJZ WBZ KDKA WLW, Printing - Designing - Binding - Mailing WBAL WHAM 30 m. Bond of Friendship, WLW WGN Jules Bauduc's musk. WABC WCAU DENNY, the orchestra leader, ran away from home in the Orchestra, WGN 610 Atlantic Avenue, Boston JACK Ray Ziegler, songs. WPG WHAS. 30 m.; WPC, from 12.45 early days with the ambition of becoming Telephone Louise Brabant, soprano, a musician. His first Dinner Concert. WHAS. 3o m. LIBerty 9673 WGN "Radio Vanities," Stocks, W'MCA job got him a little nearer his was Frank Parker, tenor. goal. He a piano salesman. WOR, 3o ea. Saturday, June 16, 1934 THE MICROPHONE Page Nine Fashion- Minded Ladies! Do You Know what You Miss %Vhcn You Deny Yourselves

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=riiiimu;immouumimimarrr Saturday, June 1(, 1934 Page Ten THE MICROPHONE' Wednesday, June 20 - Soviet Envoy on CBS -WABC at 10.45 A.M. P.M. EDT; 5.45 EST; 9.30 P.M. EDT; 8.30 EST; I Betty Barthell, melodeon WABC 6.45 quartet. 1 arria 4.45 CT 7.30 CT Highlights a, I ,,r. at + or,'.sirs. WCAC S'aiici..V V oR A.M. Martha Meus. contralto. WEAF WTIC Love sore. James Dunn, WJZ WBZ WO? WHAM KDKA, 30 m. Aldr ich's Hawaiians, WPC. 3o m. Farewell of Ambassador 12.30 P.M. EDT; 11.30 A.M. EST; Studio Chorus. WEEI 10.45- 10.30 CT Lowell Thomas. Dews, WJZ WBZ WHAM Harry I1. Halkin, WOR Troyanocsky, WABC WLW KDKA Lawrui,e Sale-.PO's Orchestra. WCN Conceit, WMCA. r h. P.M. Alma M Ixte 'L sornro. WI .tF WGY. 15 Joe Williams, sports, W'ABC Naumberg F.ww wu,w m.; WTAM, ao r: Ben Pollack's Orchestra. WCAU Stocks. Produce, 61E1, 33 m. Linde Orphan Annie, WGN 9.43 P.M. EDT; 8.45 EST; 8.30 -Everett Marshall, CBS- Vic und Sade, WJZ wed.. 30 m.; KDKA Free Stu Final. WMCA 7.48 CT WABC WHAM from 1.30 Bond of Friendship. WLW 7 P.M. EDT; 6 EST; S CT "That's Life," News duras. WOR. 30 1. 9.00 -N i n o Martini, CBS - Market Reports. WGN Ed McConnell, WABC WCAU 8 CT WABC Smiling Baseball Resume, WEAF 10 P.M. EDT; 9 EST; ABC -WJZ Aluander Hau' Ensemble, WOR, 50 m. Cuckoos, Comedy Stars of Hollwood, WEEI WEAF WELL Dance Music. WTIC. 45 m. Hollywood Looking Glass, WGY Corn Cob Pipe Club. WTIC 10.00 -Broadcast tu and from Thru the WGY WLW, 10 m. P.M. EDT; A.M. EST; WHAM WHAM KDKA. Byrd Expedition, CBS -WABC 12.45 11.45 Aros Andy, WJZ WBZ WHAM WLW Musical Cruiser, WJZ WBZ 10.45 CT 'ri m. 10.30- Albert Spalding, slolin- KDKA Brrud art to and from Byrd Expediting'. Market end Weather Reports, WL.1F Gene Kudos Orchotra. WABC WCAU W'CA(I ist, (:IBS \v.%BC sports, WOR W'ABC Thos and That, WEEI Ford Frick. Powell Evans, WPG Hen Pourer. sketch. WGN Margaret The Vagabonds, WGY New+ and lhaeiu's Music, WGN, 30 m. Words and music, WJ /. WBZ WHAM Melody Boys, WMCA (All programs are lifted in Eastern Five OClock Melodm, WHAS, so m. Dick Fiddler's Orchestra. KDKA 10.30 P.M. EDT; 9.50 EST; Daylight Saving Time. Eastern The Texans, WLW CT June Baker talking on borne management, 7.15 P.M. EDT; 6.15 EST; 8.30 Standard Time is one hour WGN CT earlier; 6.16 Association Diane/; Mischa Raginsky s Ensemble WABC WCAU Rah.' Manufactures Central Time is two hours earlier.) Gene and Glenn. WEAF, WGY (II, aq" Lane S,mrhon) z Reinald Wer- WEAF 8.15 A.M EDT; 8.15 EST; 1 P.M. EDT. 12 N. EST; Uuck Tracy detectne, WEEI rcnrath. Ali.e Moi, chorus, 7.15 CT 11 A.M. CT Sprats. WTIC WEEI W'C.Y literary Digest Poll, Graham McNamee, WJZ Travellers Hour, WTIC Richman Lands Trio and White, WEAF WEEI WGY Secretary of Agriculture Henry A. Wallace, WBZ W;IAM WHAI. KDKA Jack Denny's Orchestra. Harry n4 \\l.\V from luncheon ot American Advertising Emerson's Orchestra, I.W Julian 13. Kennedy, WJZ. WHAM. 3o M. Path, W HZ Boca,.ia+t Club Dance and News. WJZ Federation, WEAF. 1 h.. 10 m.; WABC Just Plain Bill, WABC WCAU Ott the Beaten WBAL, 41 m.; 30 WCAII WHAS WPC. 30 m. from 1.15 Dance Tunes, WOR Henry Theis' Orchestra, WLW WHAM. m.; KOKA. Sylvia, t5 m.; WH7, fluor 9.15 Radio Gang, WGY Musical Dessert, WGN Romance of Dan and KDKA Madison Ensemble, WABC Weather, agriculture. WBZ, so m. Melody Ambassadors. WMCA Albert Spalding, violinist, Conrad Thibault. m. cards and Music, WCAU, 30 m. Markers.. KDKA Radio School. WNBX Joan Field. WABC WCAU: ;o Middda, Service. WGN, 30 m. - I] Willard Robinson's Orchestra, WOK. 3o tat A.M. 8.110 Suing Trio. WMCA The Andersonsi WPG 9.80 EDT; EST; 7.30 P.M. EDT! S,O EST; WGN 7.80 CT Dr. H. L Strandhagen, WOR COLETTE CARLAY, .rparkling French 5.80 DT Bab Beclier's dog chat, Racbardsons Orchestra. WMCA Morning Glories, dance tunes, WEAN 1.15 P.M. EDT; 12.15 EST; character songstress ti 'ho presents Comedy, songs. WEAP WTIC WTIC 11.15 A.M. CT a program over the NBC -WJZ Alter Dinner Review. WEEI 10.45 P.M. EDT; 9.45 EST; Bradley Kincaid. WGY Story of "Hume Sweet Home." VWGY 8.46 CT Hymns. WLW Orchestra. Wirf network Wednesdays. Irene Rich, WJZ WBZ WHAM KDKA Aforning Melodies. WEEI Mirale Esmond. WGY Bob WLW Newhall, Ivan Petrov's Russians. WLW Metropolitan Parade, WABC, 30 m. ; The Honorable Arrhre, WIZ WABC WCAU Music on the Air. Ship. WGN WCAU from 9.45 Siesta, KDKA Songs. WOR Dream 4.18 P.M. EDT; 8.15 ESTI Cowboy Orchestra, WMCA Ariel Ensemble, WOR 2.15 CT Melody Masters. WLW Pollack's 9.45 A.M. EDT; 8.45 EST; Muons Reflections, WMCA Sports reporter. WGN 9 CT 7.45 CT Weather. WLW Jackie Heller. songs, WJZ WBZ WBAL 11 P.M. EDT; 10 EST; WHAM 7.45 P.M. EDT; 6.45 EST; WEAF WGY Sourhernaires quartet. WEAL' WTIC WLW 1.30 P.M. EDT; 12.30 EST; Kuen Fladoes. KDKA Anget.i Ferdinand& s Orchestra, News. trio, WEEI 11.30 A.M. CT 8.46 CT WTIC. Matinee Highlights. WLW and baseball soma. Mid-Morning Devotroas, WGY Manhattan Moods. WABC WEAF WEEI WGY E. 8. Rideout, news Adrian O'Brien. WBZ Narional Farm and Home The Goldhergs, WEEI Hour. WJZ WBZ Dance Orchestra. WTIC Vugrnra Clark. food talk, WHAM 1 h. Sisters, WJZ WBAL WGN KDKA. 4.30 P.M. EDT; 3.30 E6T; Melody Masters, WLW Pickens Palmer House Ensemble, WGN 2.30 CT WCAU Organ WBZ Beauty Hoake Caner, news, WABC Nick Lucas, songs. WABC 10 A.M. EDT; 9 EST; 8 CT Guild, WMCA, True Stories of the Sea. WOR Rovlmd Jewet. books. WOR Art Tatcm, pianist. WEAF Bwke Carter. VG'CAU World's Fair news. RCN WOR, 3o m. Breen and De Rose, WEAF WEEI WTIC Baritone. WEEI WMCA "Moonbeams." WGY 1.45 P.M. EDT, 12.45 EST; The Vagabonds, WGY Fallon. Orchestra. Sports. KDKA 11.45 A.M. Handwriting analyses. WJZ Or +hc+tras, WGN. 3 h.. 30 m. Harvest of Song. WJZ WBZ WHAM KDKA CT WMCA Mn. Lltdeford, WLW Markers. KDKA 8 P.M. EDT; 7 EST; 6 CT Tom Desodiers Orchestra. the Harold Knight Orchestra, WABC Dr. B. F. J. Schonland, Cape Town Uni. In Luxembourg Gardena. WABC WCAU WEAF Vi'EEI WTIC WGY. lls'GN Keep Fit Club. WGN Suing Trio. WOR realty Cape Town, S. A.-"Lightning.' The Baron. 11.15 P.M. EDT; 10.15 EST; Hungarian Orchestra, WGN WABC )o M. 9.15 CT 10.15 A.M. EDT; 9.15 EST; Stocks. WCAU Crime If Spencer Dean. WJZ WBZ 2 WLW KDKA, 3o m. CT P.M. EDT; 1 EST; 12 N. CT Marimba Orchestra, WOK Madriguer s Orchestra. WEAF WTIC 8.15 Phil Sprtlany's Ensemble. WABC WCAU Enric Trio. WMCA WTIC WGY, 30 m. Clues, Lu 'n' E: WEAF W LEI WGY Conrerr Miniatures. WABC, 11 m. Palmer flouse Ensemble, WGN Seoul's Orchestra. WEE! Irene Thompsuns Three Punsters. WMCA News. William WI.W' WGN Orchestra. WCAU 4.45 P.M. EDT) 8.45 EST; John Fogarty. WJZ WHAM Dr. Arthur Funk Payne. Dinner Concert, WHAS, so m. Flurcnd Tri, WJZ WHAM WOK 2.45 CT Joe Rines' Orchestra. WBZ Duke Dewey'. Orchestra, WBZ Just Plain pill, WGN "The Champions," WOK, 3o in Barrel. KDKA Dog Talk. Around the Cracker Sammy Fuller KDKA W'htCA The Lady Next Door. WEAF WEEI WTIC and Reggie Childs' Orchestra. WABC. Stocks. WGY News Bill and Conger. VS ABC WCAC 8.15 P.M. EDT; 7.15 EST; WCAU from 11.30 Bob White, WTIC 2.15 P.M. EDT; 1.15 EST; Organ Melodies. WTIC so m. CT WCAU 12.15 CT 6.15 Billy Hays Orchestra. Orlando's Cosmopolitans. WJZ W11Z Raymond Knights Cuckoos. WLW ELICIT Deutsch'. Orchestra, WABC, WCAU 10.30 A.M. EDT; 9.30 EST; Romance WABC, 3o Easy Ares. WHAS Concert Orchestra. WHAS 8.30 CT of Helm Trent. WABC WCAU High and Low. KOKA School WHAM WGN Rochester of the Au.Physics, Orchestras, WMCA. 3 bra. 4y m. Beauty Talk, WOR Ilury 1len111idd, humorist. WOK Scamps. Vusinians, male yawn, News and Three WLAP WOR Advice, WMCA Rube Applcbciry, WGN EST; The Market Basket. WGY Spurts, WMCA Gravelles Orehesua, WMCA 11.30 P.M. EDT; 10.30 Orgao. WEEI 5 P.M. EDT; 4 EST; 3 CT 9.30 CT 2.30 P.M. EDT; Todays Children, WJZ WBZ WBAL, 1.30 EST; 8.30 P.M. EDT; 7.30 EST; 12.30 CT L _ \\ ' .. KDKA, 30 m. "Education in the News," Dr. William D. 6.30 CT Hessberger's Or. News and Gypsy Music Makers. Cormier Sisters, \\BZ WABC Two Seats in Boutwell, WEAF WEEI WLW WCAU, 30 m. the Bali ony, WEAF Fiddler's Orchestra, KDKA John B. Lang Sisters, WGY Wayne Kings Orchestra. WEAP WTIC Dick Kennedy interviews 11 husíne s Jack Bach. WLW ecutives ex- Palmer Clark's Orchestra, W'JZ WHAM WC? Orchestras, WGN. 5 b. Marken and following advertising federation Mad Box, WGN luncheon. KDKA Unemployed Musicians Concert. direction of Music. WTIC, 3o WJZ WHAM. t h. m. Home Forum. KDKA N. E. Agriculture. W87. Win Dodge. WEE!. so m. 11.45 P.M. EDT; 10.45 EST; Ann Leaf. organ. Eddie Copeland's Orchestra. WABC Gene Arnold's Commodores, WJZ WBZ 9.45 CT 10.45 A.M. EDT; 9.45 EST; WABC Fur Trappers, WCAU Woman's Club. WCAU. 30 m. WHAM KDKA 8.45 CT Dogs, WOR Unbroken Melodies, WI.W "The Homemaker." WOK, ao m. News, WEAF Sally's Party, WMCA, 30 m. WJZ Berry Crocker, WEAF WEEI WGY WLW Palmer house Ensemble. WGN Everett Marshall's Broadway Vanities, WABC New. and Ben Pollack's Orchestra, Musical Turns. WEE!' Orchestra, WMCA, 30 m. WCAU, so m. W'BZ WHAM KDKA 5.15 P.M. EDT; 4.15 EST; Lone Ranger. WGN, 30 m. WLW, 30 m. Morning Melodies. KDKA 3.15 The Cargoes. drama. Lovely ladies. WGN 2.45 P.M. EDT; 1.45 EST; CT Ramblers. WMCA Frank Dailey's Orchestra, WABC WCAU Ambassador Truyanovsky's farewell mes. 12.5 CT sage to Ainerisans leaving Ted Black's Orchestra. WEAF WTIC WGY 8.45 P.M. EDT; 7.45 EST; M. EDT; 11 P.M. EST; 10 CT for Russia Ma Perkins, 12 11h/lard S. S. Manhattan, WABC WCAU WEAF WEEI WGY WCSH WLW 6.45 CT WLW Sybil Jane Morse, pianist. WEEI WI I AS Buddy Rogers Orchestra. WEAF WEEI Clifford Wood, The Monitor Views the WBZ Babe Ruth. WJZ WTAG News. baseball comment. WBZ WTIC., so m. EDT; EST; Memorial Day Services (Zorn Kiddie,' Klub, KDKA KDKA WHAM 11 A.M. 10 9 CT Arlington, Emil C Menus'. Orchestra, WJZ WBZ WABC KDKA Sk:ppy. WABC WCAU Sket, h, 6'1 W WHAM WHAM KDKA. 30 m. Singing Cowboys. Amateur Astronomers' Asso.. talk, WOR Maple Leaf WPC: Juan Reyes, pianist. WEAF WTIC Sextette. Red Nichols' Orchestra, WABC WCAU Edison Friendly Kitchen. WEFT Century of Progress Orchestta, WGN "More l hau hews WAIt;A 5.30 P.M. EDT; 4.30 EST; Sam Bobbin's Orchestra. WOR Skip. Step and Happiana, WGY Jack Miles' Orchestra, WGY The Wife Saver. WJZ. 3 P.M. EDT; 2 EST; 1 CT 3.30 CT 9 P.M. EDT; 8 EST; 7 CT The WHZ Honeymooners, bfarion Frank Merriw -el!'s P.M. EST; Uncle Tom and Betty, KDKA McAfee, songs, WEAF WEEI WTIC Adventures. WEAF Hour of Smiles. Fred Allen. Theodore Webb, 12.90 A.M. EDT; 11.90 News. WLW WEEI WTIC; WGY 1 0.30 CT WLW Organ, Marshall Bartholomew.. singen; Lennie Movie Personalities. WGN WEEI Singing, Lady, WJZ WBZ WHAM KDKA Hayton's Orchestra. WEAF WEEI WTIC Albany on Parade, WLW Cooking Cluseups, WABC CCCAIr WGY \VCY W';.W, r h. Clyde Lucas' Orchestra. WEAF WLW Musicale, Jack WBZ Armstrong, WABC WGti" and George Hall's Orchestra. WABC Camay Raymond Knight His Cuckoos, WJZ 11.16 A.M. EDT; 10.15 EST; Minstrels, WLW Town Talk, Robert Reid. \\"OR WBZ WHAM WBAL KDKA, ;o m. Johnny Johnson's Orchestra, WGY 9.15 CT La Forge Berumen Musicale. WABC Nina Martini. Jack Berger'. Orchestra, WJZ WBZ WHAM Bud Shay.. 5.45 P.M. EDT; EST; tenor, Andre Kostelanet, songs. WCAU 4.45 WABC WCAU, 3o m. KDKA. 3o m. Shaw Boat Boys. 3.45 CT Sweetheart hfelndies, De\farco Sisters and WOK Orchestra. WOR, 3o m. Jack Arthur. baritone, WEAF WEEI Palmer House Ensemble. WGN Musical "Your Doctor, talk, WEE WEEI WGY Seymour Simian's Orchestra, WGN 1 A.M. EDT; 12 M. EST; WGY WLW raconteur. WMCA Balitone, tenor, WMCA, 3o m. 11 P.M. CT Originalities, WJZ WHAM WBAL KDKA little Orphan Annie, WJZ WBZ WHAM Women's Club News. WH7. 8.15 P.M. EDT; 2.15 EST; KOKA 9.15 P.M. EDT; 8.15 EST; Your Friendly Neighbor. 1.15 CT Gordon, Dane. Bunny, WABC Roseland Ballroom Orchestra, WABC WGN 7.15 CT Rapp'. music, m. Pedro Cordoba. Will Osborne's Orchestra. W'I.. 30 WABC WCAU Wise Man," WEAF WEEI WTIC WGY 6 P.M. EDT; S EST; 4 CT Charles Bouceu's Orchestra. WOR. so m. Pianologue, Earl Burtnett's Music. WGN Wayne Kara Jan Garber, Earl Burnett's On Song Bag. WTIC, 3o m. WMCA Woman's Club, WC-11! Zrto's Orchestra. WEAF WLW, 30 Concert. WHAS, 3o m. chc+tras, \\'GN. 3 Is. 11.30 A.M. EDT; 10.30 EST; Rnxy, "Your Laver." WOR IWJAR from 6.1.5 9.30 CT Low Down. WI.W Evening Tattler. WEEI, so m. Emil Thavius Orchestra. WGN W right'ille Ctuion. WTIC, so m. Betty Moore. WEAF WEE( WGY WLW News. WGY Don Bigelow's Orchestra, WJZ. 30 M. U. S. Arw) Band. WJZ WHAM WBAL 3.30 P.M. EDT; 2.30 EST; 1-um-m-m ! ! KDKA 1.45 CT Over the Heather. WBZ Um-m-m Love Making, Inc.. WGN Time. weather. KDKA Buck Rogers, WABC WCAU Tony Wons. WABC WCAU Woman's Radio Revue, WEAF WGY, 3o m. Happy Days in Dixie, WJZ WHAM Uncle Don. WOR, 3o m. WGN Orchestra. WGN. 30 m. Alter the Theatre 11.45 A.M. EDT; 10.48 EST; Home Forum Cooking School. WBZ. ;o m. 8.46 CT Modernrstir Melodies. WABC WCAU Ted Black's Orchestra, 5X?s1C.1, 3o m, Sputter and Whine. W1.W Fields and 6.15 P.M. EDT; 5.15 EST; Hail. WEAF WEEI WTIC WGY Afternoon Musicale. WOR, r h. Punted Dreams, WLW WON Woman's 4.15 CT Barbecued Chicken Radio Review, WTIC, 30 Magic Recipes, WABC WCAU m. Salerno and Grant, WGN Joe Eddy, WGY 12 N. EDT; 11 A.M. EST; 10 CT 3.45 P.M. EDT; llty Sam. Golden Rod Beer Al and Lee Reiser. WEAF WEE! WLW 2.45 EST; Bill Williams. WBZ Siucknut, W'JZ 1.45 CT Ba+ebill. KDKA Blue Room Echoes, WTIC Visits to Fnre;en Villages. Century of Prog- Bobby Benson and Sunny Jim, WABC The Monitor Views the News, WBZ ress, WJZ WBZ WHAM WCAU In R quiet 1,0011 at Mary Alwtt, songs. WLW Songs. WI.W Midday Sons. KDKA Human Values, KDKA 6.30 P.M. EDT; 5.30 EST; Columbia Salon Hil Kemr's Orchestra, WGN Orchestra. WABC WCAU 4.30 CT . "The Voice of Experience." WABC, WCAU Baseball, New York vs. Chicago SLADES BARBECUE Cubs. Yasrha Davidoff. basso, WEAF Travel Talk. WOK WON, 7 h.. 15 m. Songs, WMCA - urrent Events and baseball cs.rres. WEEI Songs, WMCA WTIC 958 TREMMONT STREET, BOSTON 4 P.M. EDT; 3 Musical Appetizers. 12.15 P.M. EDT; 11.15 A.M. EST; EST; 2 CT Ma Frasier is Boarding House, WCY 10.15 CT Stocks, WEEI Three X Sisters, \'('JZ WBAL WHAM Spanish Guitarists. WEAF WEE! WTIC Pup Concert. WEAF WEEI WTIC WGY, Time, weather. WBZ Opels All Night Martha and Hal. WGY 3o m. WEE), 4.15 Comedy Stars of Hollywood. KDKA Wendell Hall. songs. ukelele, WJZ WBAL Betty and Bob. WJZ WBZ WHAM KDKA Jack Armstrong. WLW Time, weather, temperature, WBZ WLW Vera Van, songs. WABC Tune in on WHDH Tuesday and Thursday at 5.20 P. M. Honey Buy and Sassafras, KDKA Manhattan Moods, WABC Harold Stern's Orchestra, WOR. 3o m. Texans, trio. W1.W' Pickard, WCAU. 30 m. Singing Lady, WGN Organ Music, WGN Variety, WMCA. Jp m, Screen revue. WMCA, 3o in. Saturday, Juhe 16, 1934 TÍ#E MICROPIIIO.NE Page Eleven

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?I@NCAG1lIt161Nqltt = g w'oodpulp magazine. He per- L In l,-odci,,,lq NANTASKET STEAMBOA T severed and for a five year stretch Smarr. t contributed reams of "shorts" to eT IC' Whitman. author and Street and Smiths. He was then PROGRAM REFRESHING "Charlie" of the WEE! bearing down on the love story "Tattler" program, gets the nod theme. Now he places occasional for one of our occasional person- sports stories. John Philbrick In Wednesday Eve ality sketches this week. His first radio appearance was - "Vic" was born in Canton, at V('KAV (Laconia station as Sailor Reilly At 6:45 P.M. Maine, which is near Rumford old as WEAF), where he an- which is so miles from Poland nounced in radio's pioneer days. Role on WEEI Springs. Cantonese dust from WEEI spies located him in Jan- little "Vic's" shoes was just be- uary, '29, and he immediately John Philbrick steps to the the distribution of a large num- g i n rung to bceame affiliated with the Boston microphone in the new role, ber of round -trip tickets make its ap- station. Starting as an announ- on the "Sailor Reilly." Almost enough Nantasket boats. pearance i n cer, he soon was promoted to The new broadcast series The broadcasts are devised the Whitman production work and it is still said. for in which he is appearing has its general radio entertainment of a household his secret ambition to announce third episode coming up with all speedy tempo. Through the col- when a sports event. the the seasonal breeziness possible laboration of John Philbrick and family up 6 6. week- Building the to ;o to inspire via radio, unless of the Goulston Company, they and moved day "Tattler" program is his de- course one would prefer to take seem to have achieved a unique t o Laconia, light and worry. It is fast mov- a steamboat ride to Nantasket. originality and carry the sugges- N. H., which ing, bright and humorous and mboat tion of informality so gracefully was a break an audience -getter second to The Nantasket St ea Company sponsors the program that they take rank with the most for the local none at the supper -time period. which is presented each Wed- b a s eballers. Originality is the keynote to its desirable listening periods on the Up to two success with the trials and tribu- nesday evening at 6.45 P. M. RUTH Ct11l.Tt)N WEEI broadcast schedule. years ago he lations of "Charlie and Willie," and the feature k already estab- "Sailor Reilly" finds John emulated rural comics, the highspot of lished as a summer -time "na Philbrick in one of his most en- Vlc: Wi1ITMAN Lou Gehrig dren and grown -ups. The vocal every broadcast. tural." tertaining character parts. with the local baseball aggrega- specialists featured from week to Lis- Supporting Mr. Philbrick is a tion and did a right smart job "Vic" plays the hectored week are Ruth Chilton and teners will readily recall his around the initial sack. "Charlie" role himself with Fred capable cast of featured radio ar- Whitney Tileston, one of radio's finesse and appeal as principal An early hankering for books Hawkins, another WEEI staff tists built around a general back- outstanding duet combinations. comedian of the stage suc- Metropolitan Quartette, took him from Laconia schools member. taking the droll, in- ground of music provided by The cesses, "Good News," Follow to Bowdoin College and a de- which also gained so much favor sipid, "straight man" assignment "The Nauticleers," ten -piece Through," "Captain Jinks," gree, augmented later by gradu- on the recently completed who is dance team which provides ate study at University of Il- of "Willie," the perfect Squirts' program, "Your Folks "Tumble Inn" and a dozen other linois, B. U. and Harvard. Al- hit -and-run spokesman, yet man- tunes to glide up and down the and Mine," over WEEI, is also Broadway successes. His most re- though he played four years of ages to get back for each new harbor to and from one of New regularly heard on the new cent radio feature role was that hockey, twice captaining the episode. England's most attractive Sum- series. of "Jim Warren" in the "Your Bowdoin pucksters, he doesn't Whitman has undoubtedly mer playgrounds. Each program provides a Folks and Mine" series. a de- recall how the team fared. He conducted more interviews - The broadcast episodes are not pleasant surprise in the way of cidedly contrasting assignment is endowed with an excellent since the "Tattler" began -than without a theme, a hint of a guest artist appearances, provid- from his newest featured bit. memory according to studio folk. any other radio personage in comparatively simple but intense- ing diversity, and new listener "The Nauticleers," who pro- Completing his studious hab- New England. It is one of sev- ly human story carrying through appeal. There is also a unique vide the broadcast music are also its, free lance writing occupied eral incidental bits that help to with the proper amount of com- tie-in to fit the summertime mood to be heard aboard ship, being his attention and the 5oth short keep the program newsy, infor- edy relief to make the broadcast of the listening public through sailors in fact as well as by proxy story he wrote clicked with a mal and entertaining -- always. generally appealing to both chi!- the opportunity to partkipatc in from the \1'EEI studios. THE NEWS WEEI BRIEFS GOOD NATION'S Frannie McLaughlin program among local song -singers in the the warm weather radio business FAVORITES director, tells us every time she past six months, according to is currently far ahead of any pre- MELODIES receives a box of chocolates WEEI staff watchers ... WEEI vious year's experience; automo- (they're all big boxes) but we is booked ahead to May 26, 1935 bile radios doing much to in- TIIREE STAR had to snoop to hear her mono- on Sunday Church services, the crease summertime audiences ... "GENE logue "The Kitchen Clock" at period being shared by St. Paul's The WEEI staff's deep sympathy BROADCASTS and Whitney Hall recently -How Cathedral and the Old South to Helen DeVoe with the sud- den passing of her Dad ... Bus. that femme can talk with her, Church . . . One of "Uncle ter Horton resplendent in new with eyes! Dr. ... Joe's" public relations employees summer finery, white flannels. GLENN" Miriam Skir- walked off with a $5oo sweep- socks and shoes with blue jacket ball, WEEI Helen Barr stakes consolation . . . being the cool, snappy attire for Prerented by book review- What the snappiest of studio page boys Del Castillo er, packs her usually happens. when the word . Ray Girardin back after a overnight bag leaks out that a commercial audi- .. restful vacation; the voice occa- Edward Jardon for a week- THE GILLETTE tion is scheduled at Vi'EE1 . . . sionally heard in his absence be- end trip . . . longed to control operator Bill Studio Chorus - SPONSORED Rule who has both SAFETY RAZOR program on the flair an.t talent for announcing Ride. BY Wednesday has been moved -. . ... out was the only mal -de -mar vic ahead to 8.45 P. M., giving up COMPANY tim on the deep sea fishing ex FELS - its earlier period to The Nantas- pedition, although others had NAPTHA

ket Steamboat Company . . border line (we're still talkin_ DON'T MISS THE Ambidextrous Jack Beauvais fills about malde -mer) cases . . . LISTEN FOR Several WEEI staff folk support- in on rare occasions at WEEI 'JAKE' and 'LENA' ing the Fleischmann hour by ATTRACTIVE switchboard. plugging away with ... Lew Tobin's orchestra doing consuming two cakes per person GIFT OFFER BLUE -STREAKERS both hands, watching the prog- a vastly entertaining bit on the per day . . .

ress of the Red Sox on the ticker "After Dinner Review" . . . Statistics tape, talking into the 'phone WEEI golfers headed for the an- prove t h a t WEDNESDAY - Serest-Fifteen four out of head -set from one side of his nual edison golf tournament at Waltham Country Club on Mon- five are now and 1I vcLtlttg face and pulling on a Corn Cob Every day. Tuesday and Wednesday, recovering Pipe Club special on the other FRIDAI (Except Saturday) the three day spread probably from "radió- side ... With regret WEEI folk being for convenience of Eatl tosis" as the 9:30 A.M. learned of the removal of land Janes and the rest of the WEEI possibility of g e t t i n g OVER lines to the Boston Globe from control room boys who never on fail to tote home prizes . . . smoke in the eyes wanes rapidly which source and for so many Marjorie Mills also believes in a ... Floyd Gibbons (8.30 over The Friendly Station years the WEEI news broadcasts New England kitchen in the WEEI Saturday), the old head- WEEI emanated ... Watch little Helen opcn air, being a great fishing line hunter, still one of the best WEEI Young, the most improved enthusiast ... Sam Curtis says audience getters and holders .. . The Friendly Station Page Twelve THE MICROPJIO \E Saturday, June 16, 1934 Thursday, June 2.1 - Norwegian Chorus of 2000, NBC-WJZ, 3 P.M.

"Voice of Experience, WABC WCAU lack Armstrong. WLW "Around the Whee! of Events," WOR Dignity Beale Street Boys, GU .. Ili!Ilill I Police IZadio a Hal Kcmp's Orchestra. WGN cul ne Alpe t. mania. A WOR ` P.M. Burns and Reid, songs and patter. WMCA Singing Lady, WGNN Station Meters Location Dream Sweetheart, WMCA e 3.00- Chorus of 2000 NBC- 12.15 P.M. EDT; 11.15 A.M. EST; Trumpeters, WHEB W-PFV 121.5 Pawtucket, R. I. 10.15 CT WPLM wJZ 6.45 P.M. EDT; 5.45 EST; 121.5 'Woonsocket, R. I. WPUR 122.05 Rochester, N. Y. F. 8.00 -Rudy Vallee, NBC-WE AI' Lucille Mannas. soprano. WLAF WEEI 4.45 CT WTIC WPEA 122.05 Syracuse, N. Y. Henry's Show Accordion, Mary Small. 9.00- Captain Martha and ILl, WGY songs. WEAP WTIC WGY WPEF 122.4 Bronx, N. Y. Boat. NBC-\WEAF Wench!! (lall, songs, WJZ Sadnr Riley. ''LEI Lowell Thomas, news, WJZ W'BZ WHAM WPEE 122.4 Brooklyn, N. Y. it Mark Warnow's Orchestra, Texans. trio. ''I.\V WPEG Varicty, WOR KDKA WLW 122.4 New York City ' CBS-WABC Jim Williams, sports, ''ABC Harold Turner. pianist. WGN WM) 123.8 Buffalo, N. Y. ' s Pennsylvanians, Chuck Richards, songs, WMCA Beale Street Boss. WCAU 9.30 -Waring Phil Cook, WOR WPGG 124.37 Albany. N. Y. CBS -WABC WPED 12.30 P.M. EDT; 11.30 A.M. EST; Little Orphan Annie. WGN 175.23 Arlington, Mass. 10.00- "Conflict," T. S. Strib- 10.30 CT Five Stu Final, WMCA WPEI 175.23 East Providence, R. L WPFA 175.23 Newton, Mass. ling." CBS -WABC 7 P.M. EpT; 6 EST; 5 CT Rex Battle's Ensemble. 'WEAF WGY, WPGF 175.23 Providence, R. I. 30 m. Baseball Resume, WEAP WIMP 190.66 Framingham, Mass. are in Eastern Dante Music. WTIC, 3o m. (All program; limed Male quartet, WEEI WPEW 190.66 Northampton, Mass. Vic and Side. WJZ Headline Hrghlrghts, WGY Tinte. ¡astern of 190.66 i Daylight Sating Bond Friendship, WLW Amos 'u' Andy, WJZ WBZ WHAM KDKA ''PEL Bridgewater. Mass. Standard Time is one hour earlier; Roger Robinson, baritone, WGN WLW WPGC 195.57 Albany. N. Y. Jules anuc's Orchestra, WABC, 30 m . Bd Sylve Frnos, WABC WCAU WEY 630.00 Boston, Mass. (Viral Central Tinte is two hours earlier.) Mocks, WMCA, 3o m. Ford Frick, spcnts, WOR Ben Potter. sketch, WGN B A.M. EDT; 7 EST; 6 CT 12.45 P.M. EDT; 11.45 A.M. EST; Florence Ruhadson's Orchestra, WMCA 10.45 CT Prison Drama, ' "BZ. 30 m. Radio City Organ. WEAF EST; "Conflict," T. S. Stribling, WABC WCAU' weather, WEEI 7.15 P.M. EDT; 6.15 ;0 m. E. B. Rideout, Markets. weather, WEAP, 30 m. 5.15 CT Collin Driggs, organist, WTIC. 30 m. Bridle. Kurraid, WGY News and Thavitis Orchestra. WGN' \\'ores and Music. 'WJZ Glenn, WEAF WEEI WGY 30 m. Gene and Manhattan 8.15 A.M. EDT; 7.15 EST; H rr,: Management Talk. WGN Sports, WTIC Singers, WMCA 6.15 CT The resins, ''LW Ed Lowry, WJZ WHAM WBZ Don Hall Trio, 'WJZ 'WBZ WHAM Boston Fire Department. 10.15 P.M. EDT; 9.15 EST; 1 P.M. EDT: 12 N. EST; Emerson's Orchestra, ''LW 8.15 CT t B .80 A.M. EDT; 7.30 EST; 11 A.M. CT Just Plain Bill, WABC WCAU 6.30 CT Musical Dessert. WGN Flay and Braggiotti, WABC Markets. weather, WEAP String Ensemble, WIIAC Current Events. WOR Cheerio, 'WLAP Will WTIC WGY 'WLW, Vagabonds. W(,Y, art m. Silvervoiced Lovers, ''M(:.1 "Romance of the Violin," WMG r 30 m. Do. Rc M, trio, WABC Lew White. organist, WJZ WBZ WHAM Dr. H. I. Strandhagen, WOR 7.30 P.M. EDT; 6.30 EST; 10.30 P.M. EDT; 9.80 EST; WBAL KUKA, 3c m. Midday Selvikc. WGN, 30 m. 5.30 CT 8.30 Lyric Seings. WMCA CT i IRENE RICH, screen actress, who Shirley Howard; the jesters. WEAF WTIC 8.45 A.M. EDT; 7.45 EST; w= Echoes of the Palisades, WJZ WBa 6.45 GT 1.15 P.M. EDT: 12.15 EST; WGY \VB /tL, 11.15 A.M. CT broadcasts scenes from her former Teddy Bergman. WEEI WHAM 30 m. Vincent Lopez' Orchestra. WJZ WBZ WBAL Romance of Dan and Sylvia, KDKA Caroline Guy, pianist. WABC successes several tr)nes a week Doris Lorraine, Cadets. WABC Pedro Via's Orchestra. WEAP WEEI WHAM KDKA, so us. The Archie, WJZ WLW "Ramblin' Round," WOR, so rra. 9 EDT; 8 EST; 7 CT Honorable over the NI3C -11'7Z network. Bob Newhall, W'PG A.M. Rncr and Markets. WI W Paul Keast and Rollo Hudson's Orchestra. Nan, M.rody Boys, WMCA Resume and 'Leeman and Banta, ''LAP WEEI Joan Marrow's Musir, WABC WABC WCAU Ariel Eusembte, WOR EDT; 3 EST; 2 Ray Perkins' Orchestra, ''OR WLW 4 P.M. CT 10.45 P.M. EDT; Willis, McCullough. soots, WGY Sports Reporter, 'WGN 9.45 EST; ebb's WMCA 8.5 CT Breakfast Club, WJZ KDKA WHAM, a h. 1.30 P.M. EDT, 12. .10 EST; Chick ''30 Orchestra, WEAP WTIC Folk Singer. WGY. m. Virginia Rude. talk. W'BZ 11.30 A.M. CT Nancy Martin, KDKA Eton Boys, quartet. ''ABC Stocks, Markets, WEEI 7.45 P.M. EDT; 6.45 EST; Orlando's Orchestra. Betty and Bob, drama, WJZ WBZ WHAM Dean Roscoe Pound, Harvard Law School. WEAF WTIC. 30 in. 5.45 CT WABC WCAU ''LEI Reading Circle, WEEI 30 m. KDKA WLW 9.15 A.M. EDT; 8.15 EST; Three Blue Notes, WBZ 7.15 CT WGY Fessus Program, WGY' 30 m. Detroit Symphony Orchestra from Century The Goldbergs, WEAF WEE! WGY National Farm and Home Hotu. WJZ of Progress, Victor Kolar directing. Talk, Governor Wilbur L. Cross, WTIC Dream Ship. WGN Ben Orchestra, ''BZ WHAM WLW, t h. ''ABC WCAU ''HAS WPG. 1 h. Boake Carter. WABC W'GU Pollock'' WMCA J Landt Trio and White, WW1:AP WLE! WGY WMCA, WLW "Old Pal Bluet," WABC Contralto. organ, 3o m. Melody Masters, ''LW 11 P.M. EDT; EST§ Buuty Guild, WAAB ''MCA, World's Farr News, \\WGN 10 9 CT In We Luxembourg Gardens, WABC EST; Starkers, music. 'WGN 4.15 P.M. EDT; 3.15 Leon Friedman's Ura:ci:: i, WMCA Your Lover, songs. 'WEAF W'FIC Theatre Club of the Air, WOR 2.15 CT 9.30 A.M. EDT; 8.30 EST; E. B. Rideout. ''LEI Songs. 'WEEI 8 P.M. EDT; 7 EST; 6 CT 7.30 CT Limey Bitl, WGY Johnny Johnson's Orchestra, WGY, ;0 sq, 1.45 P.M. EDT; 12.45 EST/ Rover, WBZ The Cavaliers. WJZ 'VRAC 11.45 A.M. CT Rhyming WJZ WHAM Rudy Vallee and guest artists, WEAF WEEI WEAF WEEI \WTIC Matinee Highlights. WLW. 30 m. Weather, temperature, sports, WDZ Moaning Glories, WTIC WGY WLW, r h. Sports, Little Jac tittle's music, WGY KDKA Tony Wons, ''ABC WC-AL Grits and Gravy, mountain sketch, WJZ Champions Orchestra, WLW, 30 Hymns, W'L \V WOK 4.90 P.M. EDT; 3.30 EST; m. Ous Holley. soprano. 2.30 GT WBZ KDKA. ;o m. Vera Van, soprano, ''ABC 0.45 A.M. EDT; 8.45 EST; Hung.cri.n m,nic, WGN The Columbian- WABC "Moonbeams." WOR, 3o m. 7.45 GT Hatti Glenn, WEAF WELT Girls' School Band, ''PG, 3o m. Ted Weem's Onhestra, \\WGN 2 P.M. EDT; 1 EST; 12 N. CT John Sheehan, tenor, WGY Dinner Concert, WHAS Tom Devochiet's Oratmnra. WMCA The S;Ivan Trio. WEAF wrri WTIC Marken. KDKA Ford Frick. WC)R Stones ..t 11,story. WEAF \X I Palmer House Ensemble WGN Sylvan Tux,. W LW -Et, 15 m. Musical Keys, WJZ WBZ WHAM, 30 m. 11.15 P.M. EDT; 10.15 EST; Skip. Step and tlappiana, 'WGY NEN Pure Food Institute. WEE! WTIC. The Public Speaks, WOR, 30 m. Three Little Fumiers. WMCA 9.15 CT Mystery Chef. WABC 30 m. Instrumental Group, WMCA Vogin,a Clark's food talk. WGN Rhythm Masters. WTIC 8.15 P.11. EDT; 7.15 EST; Js.k Berger's Orchestra. 'WEAP WTIC jean Gravelle'% Orchestra, WMG Paul Curtis, tenor. WGY 4.46 P.M. CDT; 3.45 EST; 6.15 CT WGY Ann Leaf. organist, WABC WCAU 2.45 CT News. Musical Twins. ''EEI 10 A.M. EDT; 9 EST; 8 CT Dr. Arthur Frank Payne. WOR Easy Aces, WABC: ''C.AtI Poet Prime, WJZ W ItZ Just Plain BIB, WGN the Lady Next Door. WEAF Seymour Srmon's Orchestra. WGN News, Casa Loma Orchestra. WABC f Brera and de Rose, Wi.AF WGY, 30 m. Theatre Notes, WMCA Dan McDonnell. basso. WEEI Jean Gnvtlle's Orchotra, WMCA Art Farrar's Orchestra. KDKA Del Castilln, organist. WEEI, so. Stocks. 'WGY The Three Mixers. harmony, ''CN Mixing Bowl, ''TIC, 3. m. 2.15 P.M. EDT; 1.15 EST; Catrle'S Club. WMCA 8.30 P.M. EDT; 7.30 EST; Polly Andrews' Orchestra. WMCA Edward MacHugh, gospel singer. WJZ WBZ 12.15 CT 8.30 CT KDKA 5 P.M. EDT; 4 EST; 3 CT Household 11.30 P.M. EDT; 10.30 EST; Health Talk, WI.W Chat. WGY Gale Page, 'WIZ 9.30 CT School Meredith Willson's Orchestra, WEAF KDKA Bill and Ginger. WABC of the Air, Social Study, WHAM C.leason T. Archer. Dean, Suffolk Law WGN's Keep Fit Club. WGN Romance of Helen Trent, WABC WCAU \BE! WTIC, 30 m.; WGY from 5.15 WGN Piano Pals, WGY School, WBZ News and Ghost Story, WEAP WEEI Pure Food (lour. WOR. r h. Railles, amateur crackanuo. WABC WGU, WTIC Mildred Cole and Turn Davis, WOR Palmer Clark's Concert Orchestra. WJZ WBAL WGY, 30 m. so m. News and Feedd,e Berren's Orchestra, WJa 10.15 A.M. EDT; 9.15 EST; Sports talk. WMCA WHAM KDKA. 30 m. WGN 8.15 CT N. E. Agriculture, WBZ. Palmer House Ensemble'. WBZ WHAM KDKA 2.30 P.M. EDT; 1.30 EST; Margaret Carlisle. vocalist, WI.W Deemer Concert. WHAS. 30 m. Crosley Rosmeos, WLW. ;o m. Clara. Lu 'n' Em. WLAF''GY WLW 12.30 CT Jerry Cooper. baritone. ''ABC Ctary Range Ramblers, WMCA Brifo s Orchestra. WOR. 3o m. WELL ''TIC WGN Stage Relief Fund Talk, WOR Henry Biagini'. Orchestra, WHAS, 30 M. Castles of Romance, 'WJZ WHAM KDKA Trio Romantique. WEAF WEEI Sally's Party, WMCA, 30 m. 8.45 P.M. EDT; 7.45 EST; Orchestras, W L V, 3 ers. Duke Dewey's O, barra, WBZ Three 'School Maids, WGT 6.45 CT Orchestras, WMCA, 2 1111., 30 m. Ida Bailey Allen. WABC WCAU Scamps. WJZ WHAM 5.15 P.M. ED':; 4.15 EST; Poetic Strings. WABC 3.15 CT QIgor Garin. baritone, WJZ 11.45 P.M. EDT; 10.45 EST; 10.30 A.M. EDT; 9.30 EST; Time. weather, WBZ uartet. ''BZ 9.45 CT 8.30 CT Hotel Gibson Orchestra. WLW The Monitor Views the News. WBZ Fleetwing Travelers, KDKA "The Homemaker," WOR. so m. 1 bru the Looking Glass. WLW Lail Burtnett's Orchestra. WGN Musical Twins. WEEI Treasure Chest, ](..ward Phillips, WLAF HanJwuting Expert, WMCA Sloppy. WABC WCAU "Mute Than News." WMCA Henry Busse's Orchestra, WABC WCAU "Once Upon a Time." WOR WEEI W'I.W 2.45 P.M. EDT; 1.45 EST; Today's Childre n, WJZ WBZ KDKA 9 P.M. EDT; 8 EST; 7 CT 12 M. EDT; 11 P.M. EST; 10 CT Markets and M,i it Hoz, 'WGN, ;o m. 12.45 CT 5.30 P.M. EDT; 4.30 EST; News and Artist Recital. WABC 3.30 CT Ma Perkins, WEAF WEEI WGY WLW Captain Henry's Show Boat, WEAF WEEI Dream Singer and Jimmy Lunceford's Or. Singing Cowboy, WTIC Winnie the Pooh, WEAF WLEI WTIC WGY, t h. (''LW from 9.30) chestra, WEAF WEEI WGY, 30 m. 10.45 A.M. EDT; 9.4S EST; Vin Lindhe, diseuse, WIZ WGY Musical program, WTIC, t h. Milwaukee Philharmonic Orchestra, WJa 8.45 CT Edwin Otis. baritone. WBZ Singing Lady, WJZ W'BZ WHAM KDKA Death Valley Days, drama, WJZ WBZ WBZ WHAM. 30 m. Century of Progress Orchestra, WGN WHAM KDKA WI.W, so m. Los Amigos, WLW. 3o m. News and Morning Parade, WLAP WTIC, Popular Songs. WMCA Jack Armstrong. All-American Boy, WABC Mark Warnow, WABC WCAU, so m. Jack Bcrger's Orchestra, WOR, ;o m. 30 CO. WCAU Palmer Clark's Orchestra. WGN. 30 Reggie Childs Orchestra. WABC WCAU. Music$ Program. WEED 3. P.M. EDT; 2 EST; 1 CT Karl Freund, talk. ''OR Rod and Gun Club, WOR 30 m. Pop Concert. WTIC. 3o m. Matviu Thomas, baritone, ''MCA Bob Haring's Orchestra. WMCA, 3o in. Shopping Bag, W'GY Pasch' Davidoff. basso, WEAP 12.30 A.M. EDT; 11.30 P.M. EST/ News and Radio Kitchen, WJZ WBZ Hawaiian Band, WEEI 5.45 P.M. EDT; 4.45 EST; WLW 9.15 P.M. EDT; 8.15 EST; 10.30 CT Organ. WTIC Playhouse, WTIC, 30 m. 3.45 CT 7.15 CT Academy of Medicine- Dr. F. W. Bancroft, Albany on Parade, WGY Ilarold Sterns' Orchestra, \'EAL' WGY "Varicose Veins," WABC 2000 Norwegian Singers. W'JZ WBZ Echoes of Erin. WEAF WEEI ''TIC "Romance In Song." WOR W 1.W KDKA John Finke, pianist, WGY 11 A.M. EDT; 10 EST; 9 CT Castle Farm Orchestra, WLW, so m. Camay Minstrel, WLW -` little Orphan Annie, WJZ U'BZ WHAM 9.30 P.M. EDT; 8.30 EST; Ben Pollack's Orchestra. WABC WCAU. Metropolitan Parade. WABC WLW KDKA 7.30 CT 30m. , Galaxy of Stars. 'WGY. ''LW Sally and Sue. WOR Clarence Wheeler's Orchestra, WABC WCAU U. S. Nary Band, WJZ WBZ WHAM -niltinionniumnamininomonnonnopoisMIMINFIWININIMINI Music, WGN WCAU Edward Davies, baritone, WJZ WBZ ws,..aa.a KDKA, 3n m. Song and piano. WMCA "Sophisticates," trio, WOR Sunny Side Up, WABC WHAM KDKA, 30 m. Amanda Randnlph, songs, WMCA Waring Pennsylvanians, WABC WCAU 3.15 P.M. EDT; 2.15 EST; Harry H. Ballin. WOR subscriber to or 11.15 A.M. EDT; 1.15 CT EDT; S EST; 4 EVERY 10.15 EST; 6 P.M. CT Anson Weeks' Orchestra, WGN other purchaser of 9.15 CT Ernie Golden's Orchestra. Low Down. WLW Torn nakley's Orchestra. 'WEAF WLW WMCA Prances Lee Barton, WEAF WTIC WGY Piano Recital, WOR The Evening Tattler, WEEI, ;o m. The MICROPHONE WEEI Emil Tlusius Oldtcstra, WGN Wrightville Clarion, WTIC. 3o m. 9.45 P.M. EDT; 8.45 EST; Your Friendly Neighbor. WGN Natalie Norman. singer. WMCA Variety, WGY 7.45 CT is entitled to share its bene- U. S. Navy Band. WJZ WHAM WBAL. fits with a 11.30 A.M. EDT; 10.30 EST; 3.30 P.M. EDT; 2.30 EST; 30 m. ..T6_ ''itche. Tale,'. WOR, so m. friend. Write to Br: r.ic Cwnau .. Orchestra. ''GN 9.30 CT 1.30 CT Joe and Bate se, WBZ Circulation Dinner Concert, WHAS Ludy Thomas, songs, ''MCA Manager, Jule.' Lande, violinist, WEAF WEEI WTIC, Woman's Radin Review. WEAF WEE! WGY. Buck Rogers, WABC. WCAU The MICROPHONE, 30 In. 30 m. Uncle Don, WOR, 3o m. 10 P.M. EDT; 9 EST; 8 GT Climalene Carnival. 'WGY, 3o m. With the World's Composers. WTIC, 3o m. Orchestra, WGN, ao m. Jack Arthur. Roy Whiteman No. 34 Court Square, baritone. WJZ WBZ WBAL Shields' Orchestra, Vernon Craig, WJZ Ted Black's Orchestra. WMCA, 3 our. Paul Music Hall, Deems Taylor, KDKA '-HAM KDKA WEAF WEEI WGY WLW, 1 h. Boston, Massachusetts, Market Reports. WLW Home Forum Cooking School, WBZ, 3o m. 6.15 P.M. EDT; 5.15 EST; Variety. WTIC, a h. Melody Men, WGN Sputter and Whine, WLW Parade of the 4.15 Cl ' Provinces, WJZ WBAL giving the names and ad- Madison Ensemble. WABC, 30 m. National Student Federation Program, WABC KDKA, 30 in. Atrernonn Musicale. WOR. r h. Sports Parade. WGY dresses of those you'd like 11.45 A.M. EDT; 10.45 EST; Stratford lohnsnn, basso, WGN Bill Williams, W'BZ alllulllnllIlIm111iRllllminllnlimalmllrec 9.45 CT WMCA Storks, Bobby Benson and Sunny Jim, WABC iE to become familiar with 3.45 P.M. EDT; WCAU as Al and Lee Reiser, WJZ WBZ WHAM 2.45 EST; STATION E The MICROPHONE. A sam- KDKA 1.45 GT 6.30 P.M. EDT; 5.30 EST; _ 3 Painted Dreams, WGN WLW 4.30 CT ple copy will be sent Musical Keys, WJZ WHAM 12 N. _ DIRECTORY EDT; 11 A.M. EST; 10 CT Charles Dameron. WLW Tulin B. Kennedy, WEAF WGY promptly to each name The Playboys, WABC Baseball scores, 'current events, WEEI Maple City Fn,r, WEAF WELL WGY Baseball. New York vs. Chicago Cubs. Suing Music, WTIC Smaakout. WJZ Page 4 given, without obligation. WGN. 2 hrs. 15 m. Stamp Club. WJZ á Mary Alcott. songs. WLW George Spaulding. songs, WMCA Time, weather. WBZ L INKIERMINIMMIMMINIIIMINUNIJ 1 Saturday, June 16, 1934 THE MICROPHONE Page Thir:een Mr. Malert Finds Many Radio Marriages Are "Made In Heaven" Two Who Have ` lanroe n' was horn there during her Donttnstirc Frank, Julia family's travels. Yes, it was a good thing they weren't passing through Okeemulgee. Household Is JACK BENNY and MARY LIV- INGSTONE are a notable example of how to he happily married the Happiest though radio broadcasters. Their verbal sniping is confined strictly (Continued pow Page t) to the airlanes, prowling radio scribblers report. It's just part in his an impending explosion of the performance for JACK to household and of the disturbing toss stinging flippancies in presence of a filin beauty in the MARY'S direction and for her to background, snapped to as- hurl them back. sembled reporters: At home in their love -nest in "I have nothing to say." the Essex House, New York, they Radio fans who are aware of speak politely and endearingly to TED'S eagerness to vocalize at each other -what to have for length on almost any occasion, breakfast and worrying about the will get an idea from the silence cat, or at least they would, if they of the word- sprayer's profoundly had a cat. He calls her "Dart" stirred emotions. and she calls him "Baby." However, other than these few FRANK CRUMIT and JULIA SANDER.SON who are, says Mr. MCART, "the MARY is young, pretty, slender, isolated flat notes, the sweet dlrckie- u'uckies of radioland," They lite al then" eJtale, Dunrorin, in brunette. She never worked a music seems pretty flawless gen- Longmeadow, Mass. day in her life until she met JACK erally. and now she likes it, she says. There's GRACIE ALLEN and broad -minded and not the least one six years old and the other JACK, for his part, is proud of his GEORGE BURNS, for example, hit jealous, even when it comes four. ETHEa. had retired from wife and says so. who are Mr. and Mrs. in private to that never- failing isue of war- the footlights to a life of domes- Jane And Don ETHEL SHUrrA, formerly of the life. She's the dumbest gal at fare in ever so many a marital ticity, dusting the parlor furni- nm)ilal comedy stage, is happily Such beatific large in the world today, if you menage mother. ture and washing pots and pans, family life in married GEORGE radio to OLSEN. Sb. can believe all you hear on the when out of sheer boredom, she should cheer the elderly bliyi bis pessimists clothes for bim. radio, and furthermore, she in- A Gallant Cavalier said, she returned to the stage of who see the nation sliding troduced into GEoi.w's life an BING has no hesitancy in de- radio. GEORGE didn't mind. hell -bent for the bow - wows and get the jitters with territory. annoying lost brother and other claring that his favorite radio She buys all his clothes and a Matrimonial condi- pestiferous in -laws. fan is his mother. each succeeding news release tions are like weather reports well -dressed man he is. Did we from Hollywood. - If this picture is accurate. then "My favorite fan," said say this was a successful mar- subject to change. GEORGE not only has grounds for Bing, "is my mother. She is riage? Radio could supply other ex- Let us say, then, that the radio 'divorce in any fair -minded court most sincere and never he_i- amples. There are JANE FRO - matrimonial sky happens to be in the land, but. as some man- tares to criticize." Frank and Julia MAN, called the loveliest lass in fine and dandy ..at the moment, broadcasting, acled males would go so far as But BING acts the role of a gal- FRANK CRUMIT and JULIA SAN - and her singing like a cloudless sky on a June to say, grounds for justifiable lant cavalier to DIXIE and Holly- DERSON are the duckie- wuckies of husband, DoN Ross, for whom day. homicide.. wood neighbors assert that he is radioland, whose honeyed regard she recently refused to enter-the cast of the ZIEGFELD Follies, But tut, tut, and a couple of the nicest kind of husband. for each other even seeps un- Bennett less he were given a job in the Speaks more tuts -don't you believe it. Life is just a grand melody of through the microphone during show, or at least the Broadway RICItARn GEORGE BURNS and GRACIE AL- love for IETHEI. SHInTA and their broadcasts. She is his sec- B. BI:NNETT. Prime gossips said so. LEN are a couple of love birds, GEORGE. OLSEN. They live hap- ond and he is her third venture Minister of Canada, will be chief although wedded these many pily in a Park avenue, New York, in the matrimonial field, but both There are JANE and GOODMAN speaker in the graduation cere- years. She affectionately buttons home, although a sumptuous swear they have written their ACE, WARREN and DOROTHY monies of Rensselaer Polytechnic up his coat before she kisses him home is no guarantee of happi- final chapter in this line, even HULL., LEE SIMS and ILOMAY Institute, to be broadcast over the out the door, to make sure that ness, if you will recall the song going so far as to name their de- BAILEY-but whoa! NBC -WJZ network beginning at he doesn't catch cold, and they concerning the bird in a gilded lightful suburban residence at After all, this is entirely fickle 2.15 P.M., Saturday, June 16. together, which, ex- cage. There is no professional Longmeadow, Mass ., "Dun - play bridge IIIdLIIÜITdGi.;Li, !I ::idIRG01Ull pert psychologists have ascer- jealousy between them, despite rovin.' tained. is the supreme test of their separate careers of the mo- At. their Longmeadow home, 'domestic felicity. ment on the air. they lead the dignified existence Short Wave Directory of landed gentry. FRANK Their courtship started, oddly, dis- Station Metres Location Time (E.D.T.) After A Coal Wagon in a disagreement. ETHEL., slim, ports at the country club and Far from being dumb, she is blonde star in ZIEGFELD'S "Louis Jut iA's pride is her garden full GSH 13.97 Daventry, of the combination the 14th," complained one day of posies. England 8-9.30 A. M. the "brains" FYA 19.68 Pontoise. France 8 A. M. -2 P. M. and carefully squires the pennies at rehearsal that the orchestral ac- They were quoted recently on 13JB 19.73 Zeesen, Germany 11.10.45 A. M. in the mutual family budget. companiment for her songs was .the all- important topic. GS!' 19.82 Daventry, England 10.12 A. M. HVJ They played together in vaude- too loud and blaring. ZIEGFELD 19.84 Vatican City. Rome 6 and 11 A. M. "Julia's the nicest person I CNR 23.38 Rabat, Morocco ville for some time before they advised her to take her complaint 8.30.10 A. M. (Sun.) know," confided Frank. RNE 25.00 Moscow, U. S. S. R. 7.8. 11 -12 A. M. (Sun.) decided on the shuddering leap directly to GEORGE OLSEN, the "And Frank," contributed FYA 25.20 Pontoise, France 3.6 P. M. together. orchestra boss, who might do h's wife softly, "is a GSE 25.28 Daventry, England l0 A. M. -1 P. M. darl- 2R0 25.40 Rome, Italy "Mrs. ButtNs' is something about it. He did. He 2.15-7 P. M. Furthermore, ing." DJD 25.51 Zeesen, Germany 1.45.5.30 P. M. named after a coal wagon and married her. So be it. (ist) 25.53 Daventry, England 2.9 P. M. The OLSENS have two children, how many wives would stand for FRED ALLEN and PORTLAND PHI 25.57 Nursen, Ilollaád 8.30 -10.30, Mon., Wed., Fri.. Sut.. Sun. that? It happened this way: HOFFA are Mr. and Mrs. JOHN EAQ 30.44 Madrid, Spain 6.15.8 P. M.. 2-4 GEORGE was born into the world Fred's Clessm FLORENCE SULLIVAN to the cen- CT1AA 31.25 Lisbon, Portugal P. M. San. as a BIRNBAUM and when he sus takers. Despite their appa- 3.3o -8 P. M., Tues., started in vaudeville, the first rent strife on the air. they ac- }IBL 31.27 Geneva. Switzerland Fri, name that popped into his head tually get along quite chummily VK2ME 31.28 Sydney. Australia 6.30.7.15 P. M.. Sat- DM 31.38 Zeesea. Germany 1.11 A. M.. Sun. was "ButtNs Bros." . . . that of indeed. VK3ME 31.55 Melbourne, Australia 6.8.30 P. M. the coal dealers on whose wagons GSB 31.55 Daventry, England 6.8 A. M.. Sat. he used to steal rides as a boy A Typewriter Widow CNR 37.33 Rabat. Morocco 2.6.30 P. M. and pilfer odd bits of fuel for FRED, in addition to his own HKE 41.55 Bogota, Colombia 3-6 P. M., Sun. the family stove. LCL 42.92 J cloy, Norway 9.10 P. M.. Tues., Fri. frequent stage and radio appear- HAS 43.86 Budapest, Hungary 12 M7 P. M. The HARRY LILLIS CROSBYS ances, is a prolific writer of gags PRADO 45.31 Riobamba, Ecuador 4.6.30 P. M. arc an enviable couple. Although and continuity for other perform- REN 43.38 Moscow. U. S. S. R. 10.12 P. M., Thurs. not a radio star, she was DIXIE ers. PORTLAND, therefore, is HJIABB 46.51 Barranquilla, Colombia 2.7 P. M. 48.00 Army Aircraft 7.11 P. M. a typewriter widow, LEE of the films when she said somewhat of ZGE 48.92 Kuala Lumpur. Malay States Daily "I do" to the glamorous BING. as FRED pecks his keyboard by PKtIX'K 49.02 Bandoeng. Java A.10 A. M., Tues., Fri. Both are handsome and have the the hour, redecorating those VUC 49.10 Calcutta. India 6.7.30 A. M. alluring personality that seems mildewed wheezes that he hands CP5 49.30 La Pu, Bolivia 10.30.1 P. M... Sat. to 111X 49.50 Santo Domingo 7.30.9, 10 -12.30 P. M. to act as tanglefoot to the ro- out an unsuspecting and de- VQ7LO 49.50 Nairobi. Africa 9.1041.10. Tues Fri. mances of other headliners. lighted public. DJC 49.83 Zeesen, Germany 12-3 P. M. And wonder of wonders, they PORTLAND knew of FRED'S RVS9 50.00 Moscow. U. S. S. R. 10.12.30 P. M. 5-6 P. M. live in Hollywood, where their great studiousness and love of }IVJ 50.26 Vatican City. Rome TGX 50.50 Guatemala City. S. A. 3.3.15 P.M.: A.M., Sáá home was blessed not so long ago writing when she married him. HJ4ABA 51.49 Colombia. S. A. 2-3. 8.30.11 P.M. with a little CROSBY. FRED bared all and told her that HCK 73.00 Quito, Ecuador 9-12 P. M. All Ships Heard Irregularly BING and DIXIE prefer each as a lad he worked in the Boston 67.87 to 73.17 Public and was bitten at RV15 76.65 Khabarovsk, U. S. S. R. 2 -to A. M. 'other's company, stepping out Library IICJB 52.65 Quito. Ecuador 8.30-10.45 P. M. arm -in -arm to nightclubs and an early age by a bookworm. 45.34, 31.57, 25.36. 23,19. 64. 17 and 14 Byrd Expedition at Little America theatres. But DIXIE is reasonable PORTLAND iS Mrs. ALLEN'S Nuis: Alf times given are week-day uhedalet, amans indicated otheruite. The BING and belongs to five golf real name and FRED uses it regu- Tintions Bifed are regular ',rem/eager! at the timer indicated. Ochre ttatIonr clubs to keep his boyish and figure- larly in preference to shorter which you may bear or ubicb are used for international telepbaae bave brrn at least that's his story and he sweeter cognomens, like "Hon" parpo.trly omitted. sticks to it. PORTLAND HOFFA, FRED ALLEN'S or "Dovey." PORTLAND was a :r.IIaC il'! L' Illil '!I!!UII'u'C'II'!N!IIII'Illl PORTLAND because she t'hri'll ld l Lf. '1 I! LWé!! CIIIIf9illlllllililllill' Reasonable - aye - DLYIE is companionable Wife. named IIItlI11 rntiIIIIIIIIUIIlIOIIII1gflIIfll ummlmll!Illllltul:v Page Fourteen THE MICROPHONE Saturday, June 16, 1934 Friday, June 22 - "The Spotlight Revue" on CBS -WABC at 10 P.M.

'_ Nal Kcmp's Oahava. WGN Joe Williams, sports, WABC Phil Baker, WJZ WBZ WHAM KDKA. 3o m. Jones and Hare. IIi4liliaIt4!ni b _ \'urce ol Experience. WABC WC-\U F.arnest Nick Luc.. WCAU WLW Gn s Trio, WOR Ray Perkins, WOR Jack Denny's Orchestra, Jeannie Lang and P.M. ' Lyr ic Struigs, WMCA Little Orphan Annie, WGN Johnny Green. WABC, 30 m. Five Star Final. WMCA Intel Traymore Orchestra, WPG, 30 m. 3.00 -Lanny Ross, Conrad Thi- 12.15 P.M. EDT; 11.15 A.M. EST; The Champions." WOR, 3o m. 10:15 CT 7 P.M. EDT; 6 EST; 5 CT Anson Week's Music. WON bault, Mary Lou, NBC - Jack Douglas' varlets. WMCA, 3o m. WEAF Lucille Manners, soprano, WEAP WEEI Baseball Rvume, WEAP WTIC Comedy Stars. WEE! 9.45 P.M. EDT; 8.45 EST; 8.00- Cities Service Concert, Martha and flat. WGY Trio Romantique, WGY 7.45 CT NBC-WEAF Wendell Hall, ukulele, WJZ WHAM Amos 'n Andy. WJZ. WBZ WHAM Time, weather. temperature, WBZ Chocolatiers,. NBC -W JZ Household Music Box. WADC t \77 afire Michot. soprano. WI.W Armand Nov am. Rt 9.00 Charles Barnett's Orchestra. WCAU Bernie Cummins' Orchestra, WGN -Leah Ray, NBC -WJZ The Four Showmen, WABC WCAU Ford Prick, sports, WOR Variety, WOK 9.30 -Johnny Grcen, CBS - Ben Potter, sketch, WGN 10 P.M. EDT; 9 EST; 8 CT Harold Turner. pianist, WGN Dinner Concert, WHAS, ;o m. WABC, Chick Richards, songs, WMCA Florence Ruhatdson's Orchestra, WMCA The First Nighter. June Meredith. 10.00-- "Spotlight Revue," CBS - WEAP 12. ?0 P.M. EDT; 11.30 A.M. EST; 7.15 P.M. EDT; 6.15 EST; WEEI WI'IC WGY, 3o m. WABC 10.30 CT 5.15 CT "Stories That Should Be Told," Fulton 10.90 -Jack Benny, NBC -WEAF Ourster, WJZ WB'Z KDKA WLW Rex Battle's Ensemble, WEAP, 30 m., "Spotlight Resue." WABC WCAU, 41 m. WGY. IS m. Gene and Glenn. WEAF WEE! WGY detective, News and Emil Thavw's Orchestra, WON, Stocks, Markets, WEEI Dick Tracy, WBZ m. Sports, WTIC 30 (All programs are listed in Eastern Luncheon Music. WTIC, 40 m. Dance Orchestra, WPG V- and S'de, WIZ WB7 WHAM KDKA Joe Emerson. songs. WLW Daylight Saving Time. Eastern "y4 hr. in V4 time," WOR Esther Velas, ensemble, WABC, 30 m. Just Plain Bill, WABC WCAU Piano, WMCA Standard Time is one hour earlier; Bonus of tr,cuslsutp, WLW String Trio. WGN Organ. WOR, m. Front Page Drans, WOR Central Time is two hours earlier.) 30 10.15 P.M. EDT; 9.15 EST; Markets. organ. talk. WGN, 3o m. 8.15 CT Two pianos. tenor. WMCA, 45 m. 7.80 P.M. EDT; 6.30 EST; 5.30 CT 8.15 A.M. EDT; 7.15 EST; Malin Coni. baritone. WJZ 6.15 CT 12.45 P.M. EDT; 11.45 A.M. EST; 10.45 CT Fur Trappen, WEAP Billy Lossez' Orchestra. WBZ Henry Tines and Pepsters, Summary and Don Hall Trio, WJZ WDZ After Dinner Revue, WEEI WLW WEAL WHAM Cabot and Castillo. WEEI, 3o m. Little Symphony, WTIC Organ, WMCA Rades Gang. WGY Utica Club Singers, WGY Sunny Melodies. WABC, 30 m. Woris and r- " WJ7. WDZ WHAM Bob Newhall. WLW 10.30 P.M. EDT; 9.30 EST; The Texans, WLW Arlene Jackson, songs. WJZ 8.30 CT 8.30 A.M. EDT; 7.30 EST; Buccaneers Quartet. WBZ 6.30 CT 1 P.M. EDT: 12 N. EST; Music on the Au, balmy Kemper, WABC Jack Benny, Mary Livingston nd Don Res- 11 A.M. CT WCAU Cheerio, WEAF WEEI WTIC WGY WLW, toes Orchestra. WEAP WEE! WTIC WGY Jack Arthur, 3o In. baritone, WOR W'LW, 3o m. Markets. wtatl. r. 117EAF Sports Sunny Melodies. WABC, 45 m. Talk, WGN Stries Symphony, Prank Hack. director, Vagabonds. WGY Fishermen's Guile. WMCA Lew White at Dual organ. WJZ KDKA, 3o Words and Music, WJZ WJZ WHAM, sea m.; WDZ from 10.45 JOE COTTON, radio actor. who plays Dan and Sylvia. w.. WBZ. is m. (WHAM horn 1.45) Weather and N. E. Agricultural Report, KDKA WDZ a leading and determined role in 7.45 P.M. EDT; 6.45 EST; Dance Orchestra, WI N 9.45 A.M. EDT; 7.45 EST; Al Kavelin's Orchestra, WADC WCAU, 6.45 CT Enchanted Violin. \\v /R "Conflict," dramatic sketches by Melody Boys. WMCA 6.45 CT 30 m. The Goldberg,. WEAF WEEI WGY Dr H. I Standhagen, WOR T. S. STRIBLING broadcast over Sports Stories. WJZ Junior High School Program, WBZ Midday Service, WGN. 3o m. 10.45 P.M. EDT; 9.45 EST; the CBS-If/ABC network twice Smooth Rhythms, WTIC 8.45 CT 9 A.M. EDT; e EST; 7 CT 1.13 P.M. EDT; 12.15 EST; Melody Masters. WLW A.M. CT weekly. Boake Carter. WABC WCAU 11.15 Sea Storm, WOR Carlile and London and Warwick Sisters. Summary and Sam Herman, xylophonist. WABC WEAP Dick Fidler's mnsir. WEAF World's Fair Reporter, WGN WRZ Fallon's Orchestra, WMCA The Dream Ship. WON Hal Levey 's Orchestra, WCY Health Review. WEEI Singing Stranger, WJZ WHAM KOKA Nancy Martin, KDKA Mystery Chef. WJZ WBZ WEAL WLW Peeping firm and George, WGY Matinee Highlights, WLW 6 P.M. EDT; 7 EST; 6 The Phantom, WPG Dcanc Muore. tenor, WABC The Honorable Archie. WJZ CT Pollock's WMCA WLW 4.30 P.M. EDT; EST; Orchestra, Markets. 3.30 Cities Service Concert. Countess Olga A.M. EDT; 8.15 EST; Ariel Ensemble, WOR 2.30 CT Albani, 9.18 soprano, quartet. Banta and Rcttenberg, 11 P.M. EDT; 10 EST; 9 CT 7.15 CT News, WMCA piano Norman Cioutier's Orchestra, WEAP WEEI duo, WEAF WEEI WTIC, a h., WGY, ;o m. Landt Trio and Wlrite, WEAP WEEI WGY 1.30 P.M. EDT; 12.30 EST; W I IC, 30 m. George R. Holmes, International News sen - Vagabonds. WGY Ethel Shuna, Walter O'Keefe. Dolan's Or- ire. Washington WLW 11.30 A.M. CT chestra. WJZ Bureau head. WEAP The Breakfast Clue news at 9.55, WJZ Jackie Heller. tenor. WJZ WBZ. 30 m. WHZ WHAM WBAL WTIC 45 m., 15 m. Airhreaks, WEAF WTIC, 3o m. U. S. Army Band, WABC., 30 m. KDKA, 30 m. E. B. Rideout, WEEI WHAM WBAL. KDKA. Modern Treasury from 9.30) N. E. Kitchen, WEEI Marimba Orchestra, WOR, 3o m. Hunt. WLW Doc Pevton's Orchestra, W(;Y, 30 in. (Ulf/ Mary Eastman arid Evan Evans. with flow. Metropolitan Parade. WABC Fano Program, WGY Street Forum, WMCA Roger Wolfe Kahn's music. WJZ National Farm and Home Hour, WJZ WBZ tad Barlud's Orchestra. WABC. WCAU Time, weather, sports. WBZ ChalforiteHaddon Hail Trio. WPG, r h. WHAM KDKA WLW. 1 h. 4.45 P.M. EDT; 3.45 EST; "Unsolved Mysteries," WLW. 30 en. 9.30 A.M. CDT; 8.30 EST; Billy Jones, Selvin's Orchestra, WOR, Vclaar s Orchestra. WABC WCAU, 3o m. 2.45 CT 30 W. Edith Murray. 7.30 CT Palmer son., WABC Markets, music, WGN, 30 m. House Music, WGN "Moonbeams," R'OR Dinner Consen, WHAS Taters and Mule. r.egro comedians, WEAP Suing Trio. WOR Stocks. WGY Seymour Simon's Orchestra. WGN William Lundell's Interviews, WJZ Futurers, WMCA If. of T.ouisvdlc Musicale. WHAS WTIC. William Hargrave. Billy Rose. tenor, WGY 2 P.M. EDT; 1 EST; 12 N. CT baritone. WOR Devodiers' Orchestra, WMCA Breakfast Club, WJZ WHAM Mystery Girl, advice, WMCA 8.15 P.M. EDT, 7.16 EST; M.igh of Speech. Vida Ravenscroft Sutton, 6.15 CT Hymns, WLW P.M. EDT; 4 8 11.15 P.M. EDT; 10.15 EST; Hcicu Barr, Edward Jordan. WEEI WEAF veETI W "FIC. 3o m. 5 EST; CT 9.15 CT Antoinette Halstead, WGY Rube Appleherry. WGN Bill Huggins, songs. WABC WCAU Madame Sylvia. WEAF WEEI WTIC WGY, Easy Ars, WABC WCAU 9.45 A.M. EDT, 8.45 EST; U m. Arthur Mere and Orchestra, WON Ben Pollack's Orchestra, WEAP WEEI 7.45 CT Dr. Arthur Frank Pavne, WOR News and Ord ire,,. KOKA Jut PLin has, W'GN Richard Lee William. baritone. WTIC Roth Andrew's Orchestra. WMLA Palmer Clark's Orchestra. WJZ. 30 m. News Ben P,i1Lck's Orchestra, WABC Cyril Tobin. violin. WEAF WEEI WTIC A ricultural Markets, WBZ and WLW 2.15 P.M. EDT; 1.15 EST; 8.30 P.M. EDT; 7.30 EST; 12.15 CT Three Star Voices, W'l.W, 30 m. 6.30 CT Skip. Step and Happiana, WGY Resume and Frank Dailey's Orchestra, 11.30 P.M. EDT; Virginia Clark. food talk, WGN 10.90 EST/ N. E. Radin Kitchen, WEFT WABC Farm Forum. WGY, 30 m. 9.30 CT School of the Air -art appreciation, WHAM "Dogs," WOR Gene Arnold's Commodores, WJZ WBZ 10 A.M. EDT; 9 EST; B CT Romance ut !Icier. Trent, WADC WBAL Sally s Party. WMCA, 3o m. KOKA News and Vinrent Entree Orchestra, WEAP WGN Unbroken Melodies, Wt.W WESI WTIC WC?. 30 m. Breen and De Rose. WEAF WEEI WTIC Virginians, male 5.15 P.M. EDT; 4.15 EST; News. WJZ and quartet, WOR True Story Court. WABC WCAU, 45 M. Mr. Mrs., WGY Sports spotlight. WMCA 3.15 P.M. Varieties Orchestra. WBZ Edward btacHugh, baritone, WJZ WBZ of 1934. WOK, 3o m. Lone Ranger. \V(:N Joseph Nuann s Hawaiians. WLW, m. KOKA 2.30 P.M. EDT; EST; Oswald Mazzucci. 'cellist. WEAF so Mrs. Littleford, WLW 1.30 Lawrence Cumming. WEEI Dinner Concrt, WHAS, 3o m. Bud Fisher's Orchestra. WOR, so w 12.30 CT Ramblers, Anson Week's. Cummins', and Ted Madison Singers, WABC: WCAU Modernaires, WTIC WMCA Wcem'a Orchestras. WGN. s h. Emily Post, speaker. Sydney Nesbitt. baritone, The Monitor Views the News. WBZ Song Trail, WEAF WEFT WTIC T Loyd Huntlev's Orchestra, Muriel Pollack. Salada Strings. WOR, 30m. Skippy, WABC WCAU 8.45 P.M. EDT; 7.45 EST; KDKA Albany on Paraor. V.bY Orchestras, WON. 3 her., 30 m. Keen Fit Club, W'C ;N Mary Phillips, WJ7. "Cocktail Hour." WOR 6.45 CT Paul Pendanis hestra, WLW Or, Babe Ruth. baseball ;:cucu:, WJZ WBZ 11.44 P.M. EDT; 10.45 EST/ 10.15 A.M. EDT; 9.15 EST; Rooks and Authors, WHZ 5.30 P.M. EDT; 4.30 EST; 3.30 CT WHAM WEAL KOK.\ 9.45 CT 8.15 CT Ann Leaf, organ, WABC Skit. WLW "The Homemaker," WOK. ;o M. "More Than News," WMCA Clara. Lu 'n' Em, WEAF WEEI WGY Palmer (louse Ensemble. WGN Frank Neinsods, WEAF WEE! WTAG National Geographic Society Army Air Corps WLW WGN WTAM WGY Stratosphere Flight Broadcast, WEAF WEEI Dinner (.lob, WMCA 9 P.M. EDT; B EST; 7 CT Haul Arth, contralto, WJZ. WHAM SingiinngALady. WJZ R'BZ WHAM WLW WTIC WGY 'WLW Duke Dewey. WBZ 2.45 P.M. EDT; 1.45 EST; 1Armstrong, Jank All %merican Boy, WABC Waltz Tune, Trans Munn and Vivienne Se- Nil and Ginger. WABC WCAU 12.45 CT gal. Abe Lyman's Orchestra, WEAF WIEi 12 M. EDT; 11 P.M. EST; 10 CT Bob White, WTIC WCAU Robert Rand. WOR WGY, so m. Ma Perkins. WEAF WGY WLW Dream Singer and Stern's Orchestra, Piano, h MCA Songs WTIC Harold \VGY WLW. 1 h. 10.30 A.M. EDT; 9.30 EST/ Phil Harris Orchestra. Leah Ray, WJZ WBZ WEAP WEE! WJAR WTIC WON', 3o m. 8.30 CT Singing Cowboy. WTIC 5.45 P.M. EDT; 4.45 EST; WHAM WhIM. KDKA Orchestra. WJZ WBZ. 30 m. Alden Edkins. bass.barirone WIZ WBZ Will Osborne'; Leon Belasco's Orchestra. WABC WCAU News and Joe White, tenor, WEAF Progress 3.45 CT Orchestra, WOR WLW, Century of Orchestra. WGN 30 W. WPG I)el Castillo, organist, \WFfl Bob Stanley, tenor, WMCA "Alice in Orchestralia," WEAF WEEI Attilio Bsggiore's Orchestra. WGN !au °erger's- Orchestra, WOR Today's Children, sketch, WJZ WBZ WBAL 3 P.M. EDT; 2 EST; 1 CT KDKA Melodies of Romance WTIC !rings. music WMCA. so m. Jack Bitch, WLW Maria's Matinee, Lanny Ross. Mary Lnu, Bradley Kincaid. WtR,Y 12.15 A.M. EDT; 11.15 P.M. EST; Conrad Thibault. WEAF WEEI WTIC Little Orphan Annie, WJZ WBZ WHAM 9.15 P.M. EDT; 8.15 EST; 10.15 CT News and Round Towners Quartet, WABC 7.15 CT Markets, weather, WGN WGY, it h. WLW Margaret Santry interviews, WJZ WBZ Bob Whites Scrap Book, WCAU Harry Sosnick's Orchestra. WABC WCAU 10.45 A.M. EDT; .9.45 EST; WHAM KDKA Billy Dauscha, \\VOR Little Jack Little's Orchestra, WABC WCAU Hurdy Gurdy Man, WABC Baseball talk. WMCA Melody Moments. WTIC 8.45 CT Movie Broadcast. WPG 12.30 A.M. EDT; 11.30 P.M. EST; Show Boat Boys, WOR 10.30 CT Betty Crocker, cooking talk, WEAF WEEI Music, WGN, 3o m. 6 P.M. EDT; S EST; 4 CT "Women and Money," WMCA Horatio Zito's Orchestra, WEAF WLW 9.30 P.M. EDT; 8.30 EST; 'WGY WLW 7.30 CT Frankie Masters Orchestra, Jack and Loretta Clemens. 30 m. WEAF WEE! WJZ 30 m. News. time. weather. 3.15 P.M. EDT; 2.15 EST; Evening Tattler. WEE.!, 30 re. WTIC WLW. WBZ One Night Stands, Pick and Pat. Blackface Sam Robbins' Orchestra, WABC Lovely Ladies. WGN 1.15 CT Wrightville Clarion. WTIC, 30 m. WCAU Evening Brevities, WC? comedians, WRAP WTIC WGY, 30 m. WEAN WICC WCAU Carolyn Gray, WABC Scott's Variety, Visits to Foreign Villages at Century of Dorothy Page- songs. WJZ WHAM, 30 m. WEEI Ted Black's Orchestra, WJZ WBZ KDKA 11 A.M. EDT; 10 EST; 9 CT Progress, WJZ WDZ KDKA WHAM O'Leary's Irish Minstrels, WBZ Harry McNaughton, Irene Beasley, WJZ Orchestras, WGN, r b. Morning Parade, WEAP WEEI WTIC The Eton Boys. WABC Round Townnrs. WABC WBZ WHAM KDKA, 30 m. Centennial Program, WHAM, 30 m. WLW n h. Henry and Edward Peterson, WOR Uncle Don. WOR, 3o m. U. S. Marine Band. WJZ WBZ KDKA, Mona Lowe, contralto, WMCA Orchestra, WGN. 3o m. I h. Ted Black's Orchestra. WMCA, 3e m. Spiritual Singers, WLW 9.30 P.M. EDT; 2.30 EST; Movie Personalities, WGN 1.30 CT 6.15 P.M. EDT; 5.15 EST; Cooking Close Ups, WABC 4.15 CT Temple of Song. 'WIZ 'WHAM. 30 m. 11.15 A.M. EDT; 10.15 EST; Home Forum Cooking School, WBZ, 30 m. Joe and Eddie. WGY POWERS' 9.15 CT Rex Grifhth, tenor. WGN Angelo Ferdinan,!ns Music, WJZ The Grab Bag. WABC Bill Williams, af'h7. Will Osborne's Orchestra. WABC Stride Quotations, WMCA Bobby Benson and Sunny Jim. WADC News. WLW Garden Club, WOR WCAU Asthma Relief Your Friendly Neighbor, WGN 3.0. P.... EDT; 2.45 EST; 6.30 P.M. EDT; 5.30 EST; 11.30 A.M. EDT; 10.30 EST; 1.45 CT 4.90 CT 9.30 CT has been a boon to the arrernnno Musicale, WOR, 45 M. Musical Mosaics, WEAP. Roberts, Sandra songs. WLW Baseball, Chicago ss. Nev. York. WGN, Scores. current events. WEEI Tony Wons. WABC WCAU WHAS 2 h., I5 tn. Musical Appetizers. WTIC afflicted for over 50 years. Natalie Page. mezzo soprano, WMCA Frolics. WGY, 30 m. 11.45 A.M. EDT; 10.45 EST; O'Leary's Irish Minstrels, WJZ WHAM 9.45 CT 4 P.M. EDT; 3 EST; 2 CT Temperature, weather, WBZ 6 oz. 60e - 18 oz. $1.20. jack Armstrong, WLW The Captivators. WABC WHAS WCAU Your Lover, songs, RTAF WTIC WGY, Nick Lucas. songs. WABC Martha and H.I. WGY 1s M. Bnye Club, WOR Painted Dreams, WGN, WLW Betty and Bob sketch, WJZ WBZ WHAM The Singing Lady, WGN Buy at Your Local Druggist's or Write Direct Ben Alley, music. WAIIC KDKA WL'& Heat Wave Trio, WMCA Dictators, WABC. 12 N. EDT; 11 A.M. EST; 10 CT Soprano, tenor. organ. WMCA, 30 m. 6.45 P.M. EDT; 5.45 EST; 4.45 CT E. C. POWERS COMPANY Maple City Four, WEAF WEEI WGY 4.15 P.M. EDT; 3.15 EST; Sitset Strains, WTIC 2.15 CT Comedy and WEAF WTIC Box 62, Dorchester Center Station, Boston Smackout, WJZ Studio Chorau, WEEI Monitor Views the News, WB7 Nellie Revell at Large. WEAF WEEI WTIC Lowell Themas, news, WJZ WBZ WHAM Johnny Muldowney, songs. WLW "Books," Levert Fuller. WGY KDKA W'LW Saturday, June 16, 1934 THE MICROPHONE Page Fifteen c 11111WInIJII'17171'71'1P1111I1IIRV"I^I11T11! I!!IIIIII'!°P9^' !:I91"1911 I:II''! f111.LICII'l'!!N! P!IrICINI'I!II!'IPIIIrN991.1117P119tt'l'"!IItlInNqE VII11VInIV11:1191WfiIMdfJ" r r!I'l'L',.' "' I"!!'7 7.7IVn7:r.'ï?"f'P!11J1111711î@UU7J!JOIWWIIIpta"IITfi .. (_ 'oars ()Huey.? Il ef1 e ctd on I Nimlewits

IGIInIWIJHNIWW®WIIIIWIFJWIWNIIIiG aIWWIVIMI iii6üa111.11WtgJWWLÜ,ü,,..il By Everett uW;n11f1GIluIWV'111WTWWWWifili By Diana Herbert l'. Smith The MICROPHONE'S Fashion Observer "Wit Teasers" on Sunday at 11.30 A.M. from WBZ ATTIRE, in spite, or perhaps, because, of its scantiness, re- NO. 1. (no time limit) Cryptograms still seem to hold their popu- larity BEACHquires a good deal of attention on the part of any aspirant to chic. with Nimble Wits. Here's another: ABACBDE In the revealing sunshine defects are only too apparent; mistakes are FG HIB JABDKLJM LDNOHFPDJA JEEFLKJHKFM positively glaring! QKRR ABBH JH CFEIIFM LFMSBMHKFíM FM RJCI:D TJN, Most of the mistakes are madeo NFV EIFVRT ORJM HF JHHBMT either in the name of becomingness No. 2 '(2 or of getting something "different." Radio Board minutes) Sup- How often have you heard someone French Radio pose you were say, "With my figure, I can't given just two wear a one -piece bathing-suit." Fire minutes to buy Under Improves kitchen Whereupon she chooses a sort of Its uten- abbreviated dress in figured silk or sils for t h e stuffy black taffeta, the lines of For Politics Broadcasting June Bride. which only emphasize her short- .(Continued from Page i ) H o w many comings, and deliberately place her- In France, where radio is sub- could you ly after passing the communica- self in the ranks of the dowdy and sidized by the government and think of in tions bill, President ROOSEVELT unsuitably I.ike wear- therefore supported by taxation, that time? the dressed. may the new com- delay naming 54,800,000 has been so collected No. 3. .(1 ing a chiffon afternoon dress to mission until after adjournment. play tennis, because is more during the past season. l_ minute) What it be- They would be recess appoint- particular lady but This sum will be used imme- EVERETT SMITII coming! if our ments, subject to confirmation at number increas- knew, she would be far less con- diately in improving radio pro- ed by itself nine times, results in the next session of the Senate. grams and in building new sta- spicuous in a dark, well -cut, well - Their appointment while Con- LEAH RAY, songstress featured with live times the number plus five? fitted one or two -piece woolen suit. PHIL HARRIS' orchestra on his tions and bettering old ones. gress is in session undoubtedly No. 4. (3 minutes) A reduc- a -look- A portion of it. about a million With the addition of good would touch bitter Senate de- NBC -IVJZ program. ing exercise. Try reducing the off and a half dollars, will be paid ing wrap or dress to wear over it word "STREAMER" by one let- bate over charges of radio censor- mI8tIIIrI!"r:!IRiI"I113,1Pr1^a:r."79'!!.II.,.,...,..;'!, "i:ill^,III!r to maintain the 80 -piece National for lounging. ter at a time, the remaining let- ship and favoritism. Radio Orchestra, composed of ters being so twisted or trans. AT THE OTHER EXTREME is DICKINSON told the Senate he -Q. nn cl also A. first prize winners of the Paris the girl who possesses a nice figure, had been informed the radio posed as to form a proper word. Conservatory. minutes) Here's l No. 5. (3 but is determined on calling atten- commission changed its decision IIWWWWWIYIWWYI;;IWILIW71WidIIIiIIIIIIIiIIiIP illllf llliIlil lill!IWIJW!IiIL3 Arrangements are being made your chance to dress up. Chang- tion to it. She wears flaming red, in the Shreveport - New Orleans Q. Why haven't I heard ARTHUR for regular broadcasts from the ing only one letter at a time, and or pale colored silk that clings, or "The conflicting desires of Post- TRACY recently? Paris Opera, Opera Comique and making a proper word each time, shrieking zig -zags. None of these master- General Farley and the G. C. M., Holbrook, Conn. Coedie. Francaisc - all state serve to call our attention to any- White Ilousc, the latter speaking change RAGS to SILK in five ARTHUR TRACS' it tom-lug the theatresm . thing but poor taste. If she really through Col. Louise Howe, of A. moves. is on no Eastern In addition, bröadcasts of r t bas a good figure her suit should messkit fame." Nest Coast. He station outlet. sports events, particularly soccer be like the frame of a picture, sim- DICKINSON challenged admin- Answers to Last Week's games and bicycle races, will be Nimblewits ple and pure of line. Its color istration spokesmen to deny the Q. When will the Philharmonic featured. would be chosen to set off her par- rumor, but none arose to Symphony Orchestra be broadcast Most important of the new No. 1. Oddly made words, like riffraff, ticular shade of tan, as well as to refute it. and over what station? French stations is one at Villejust, bulbul, madman, pope, giaour, look well against a background of DICKINSON said word has F. L. T., Bangor, Me. near Paris, which will operate on frequently form solving said and sea and sky. reached him that H. A. LAFOtJNr, clues. will be broad- lot) kilowats. As especial care is radio commissioner for the fifth A. This orchestra No. 2. Dune, Lune, Rune, is a new discovery in on June 26 from the Lewis.rohn being'taken to make this the most APRICOT zone, had been marked for side cast Tune, Prune, Attune, Uctunc, En. It got -s beautifully over station IVOR. Con- modern station in France, it is beach colors. tracking when the new commis- Stadium tune, Triune, etc. with the pale golden shade of sun- certs will be broadcast al 8.3o on expected it will not be completed sions is named. LAFOUNT is a until 1935. No. 3. Talisman, Tea, Moss, burn which is being cultivated by Republican. Saturday and Sunday evenings. Rambler, Wild, Climbing, Jack, leaders in preference to our fashion DICKINSON said: American Beauty, etc. the dark brown of other Summers. Q. What is the last name of "The rumor is current RAMONA, the girl who sings with Casa Loma Guest No. 4. Preaches, Peaches, Es. MARION TALLEY, whose re- that the 'White House has PAUL WHITEMAN'S orchestra? cape, Space, Caps, Sap, As, A. turn to the air was greeted with en- already prepared the slate of T. H., Brooklyn, New York On CBS `Voice' No. 5. Grafter (G.R.after). appointments, at least in thusiasm by her many admirers, A. She has requested the news- A guest performance by GLEN sim- part, and that conferences on was .seen recently in a smartly papers not to print it. GRAY'S Casa Loma Orchestra and First Concert By ple jersey swimming suit. It was this subject have taken place a dramatization of JOHNNY navy blue -always a good choice- between the President, cer- GREEN'S "Night Club Suite' will Detroit Orchestra -and had a square neckline back and tain Senate Democratic lead- the sacrifice of several im- be features of the Voice of Co- front, very low in back and held by ers, and last but not least, portant and competent mem- lumbia program with GEORGE JES- The first in a series of four -a. narrow straps. Postmaster -General Farley. bers of the radio commission SEL on Sunday, June 17, at 8 P. M. week Summer concerts by the De- "I do not know what troit Symphony Orchestra will be after the swim staff, including Dr. Charles A highlight of the program TO PUT ON names, if anr', have been broadcast the CBS -WABC wrap- around D. Molliffe, the chief engi- will be MARK WARNOW'S con- over there are coats, shorts, agreed on, although the network this Saturday from 9.30 of all, neer, who are so unfortunate certo arrangement for violin and skirts and, most exciting same rumor has it that the to 10.30 P.M. sarongs, like those worn -by the as to he suspected of Repub- orchestra of "Smoke Gets In present chairman of the Fed- The program, which VICTOR of Bali and other romantic lican tendencies." Your Eyes." women eral Radio Commission (Eu- KOLAR will direct, includes MEN- spots in the Far East. gene O. Sykes) is certain of DELSSOHN'S overture to "Ruy re- appointment. Memories Are Blas," WEBER'S "Invitation to and That "I have been even told Theatrical the Dance," the Bacchanale from This that to get this appointment "Samson and Delilah," and a L..+ (Continued from Page s) he has had to agree to pro- Recalled in NBC Program group of selections from "Pagl. porary composers is given its vide more and better jobs to iacci." Memories of the American theatre's past will be recalled in a special American premiere on the radio help assuage the appetite of The concerts, which are to be hour program, to be broadcast over the NBC -WEAF network Saturday, raises the dignity of that indus- the Democratic patronage heard subsequently on Sundays June 16, beginning at to.3o P. M. try. machine, and this involves at 3 P.M., and on Tuesdays and ? D e W o L F HOPPER, veteran Thursdays at 4 P.M., originate in Likewise it should take pride comedian, will recite "Casey at in the fact that it has so expert the FORD Gardens at the Exposi. the Bat." FRnzt SCHFFF will tion in Chicago. an orchestra and conductor. And Dori Me Cheek sing "Kiss Me Again," from FRANK BLACK has the right VICTOR HERBERT'S "Mlle. Mod- idea. More unusual music must iste," in which she starred in Canada Suspends be offered on the radio. 1905. Anyone of Ban( K'S vigor and DONALD BRIAN and ETnet. Joseph from Air perception can find plenty of JACKSON will do a scene from ART JOSEPH of the 'Holly.. such material. LEHAR'S "Merry Widow." CtsslE wood Tattler" program has been LOFTUS will give impersonations suspended from the air by Station of actresses of the early 20th CKCL in Toronto, Canada, be- Annual Regatta Century. cause he called the Earl of Bess - To Be Described Gus EnwARns will act as mas- borough, Governor -General of ter of ceremonies. Musical back- Canada, "an alien to the Land of annual Poughkeepsie re- the Maple." The ground will be supplied by ABE gatta, major rowing event of the JOSEPH applied the phrase to. season, will be broadcast over the LYMAN'S orchestra. the Governor -General in criticism remarks WABC -Columbia network on mWnIIIIIWII11nIt111CD11"iWl!IC IIIWI!IfImwlr,WlPll':!Inrl'JIWWIII of his derogatory con- Saturday, June 16, at 7.30 P.M. cerning the civil reception ten- The crews to take part in the : STATION dered MARY PtCKFORD in To- races are Columbia, Cornell, Uni- . ronto. DIRECTORY ad- versity of Pennsylvania, Syracuse. THE MUSICIAN who sounds a sour note can't alibi himself Representatives of CKCL the U. S. Naval Academy and the with RUBINOFF. For RUBINOFF has recordings made of the re- mitted that'officials had not gone Universities of Washington and hearsal and then plays them to his men before they go on the air. 4 Page 1 over JOSEPH'S script before the 1-roadcast. California. In this way he points out their mistakes. ctIIWYWIDù1WWl".f1lc.JiLIWWI:ITIWLLLi7WIWIJiIIdIhWI JWV Wla 4 F A Bass Crooner Q-/\G,Nq< PHIL HARRIS of the deep Its Phil Harris start. He was popularly received at ° RADIO voice is one of those surpris- the Hotel Pennsylvania where Rudy Z, in Vallee had long been a favorite \_ ing young men radio who leave home with one advertised talent and return years later as He later moved to the exclusive St. Regis. His band and SPPQ. celebrities in several fields of endeavor. his voice went over in a town which is always crowded R PHONE. Out in Linton, Indiana (population 5,085) they knew with smart orchestras and good voices. .11' I, i11111111,11.111i! 1 í11111'ILII!I INI'61!IiliCfl6d1''I'Id11!Ii:1:ll'l'II1I I111I1IJ'ILI 1111 11111111111, 11I;",IIi.. llllii, 1 Phil as an average youngster. But by the time Phil had His deep bass is something different in radio where Leached Nashville, Tenn., where he completed his elemen- basso profundo singers of popular music are strangely rare. Programs For Week Ending Jude 22 tary schooling, he had begun to evidence definite musical Babies cry for him. Women sigh for him and husbands 1 1 I. I' II II I! II II ILI' 11111111'11111111'11,1111',11.II II i11111!II!!l'II:IPII'IIIILII IIIII'1111111:IC11:111161'11IIIII'IICI'II!IIIII''II II II II II:ILII11111111!IIIIIIW611!11111:ICII.11'IHCICICICICIIIII:II:IId1I1CICI1!ICIIII!IICI!IIIIGIC161GIf 111111.1111:11,1 !Ia!JI I!.1 talent, and, of all places to thank him for entertaining have it break out on the trap their wives. Such is the gist drums! of his voluminous fan mail. Later he left the Harris "Harris is a familiar name homestead with the avowed in our home. Even the nipper purpose of becoming a noted of three years cries if we don't drum thumper. turn on the radio," writes one R So, he became a movie star of Harris' partisans. and radio singer! This turn "My wife," wrote one hus- of events came suddenly when band, "says that when you Phil was sing you remind her of a great a spending a Summer at Balboa Beach, California. big honey bear. I enjoy your He had been drumming his singing myself, so that makes way about the country with one thing that we can agree well known was about." a bands and taking a holiday at the Balboa The type of hardship which Beach Hotel. Phil sometimes works upon The orchestra leader who his audience is illustrated by was playing there was sud- the letter of another corre- denly taken ill. Unable to ob- spondent: tain a substitute in time for "I have to wait until late 0 the evening show, the worried to hear you," she bemoaned. manager recalled that among "And as I have to be up every his guests was a young man morning at 4.30 to milk the who had already made quite a cows, it is hard on me." name for himself musically. Phil's friends say he has Phil answered the SOS sign. changed little in the years he "You've got to sing for me, has been climbing to fame. Phil," argued the manager. He has his likes and dislikes, "But, I can't sing!" Phil like most normal people. protested. Years of entertaining in pub- But Phil did sing. And, lic places have caused Pihl to within a few hours he had de- express a hearty dislike of who broadcaus cided he would not only do Nu. HARRIS, crooner and orchestra leader people who "can't drink like -11 P. M. more singing but he would over the NBC 7JZ network Fridays ai 9 ladies and gentlemen." lead his own band. His ideal woman is one who This he did with such good results that Phil was soon does not employ too many cosmetics. Always busy Phil in demand at coast hotels. Some of these bright spots in- looks upon bridge as a waste of time. He says he prefers cluded the fashionable St. Francis in San Francisco and honesty as a quality in his friends and he detests flattery. Phil has one pet superstition. He refuses to get out of the Cocoanut Grove of the Ambassador in Los Angeles. bed on the left side. This eccentricity has caused him to A few months ago Phil carne East to capture a place in have furniture moved in hotel rooms and at home. the radio firmament. He had just been starred in two Although maroon is his favorite color he dresses in Hollywood musical pictures, "So This Is Harris!" and light grays and rich browns. His favorite author is Ernest "Melody Cruise." Hemingway and Noel Coward is his favorite playwright. He stopped in Chicago for a brief engagement and then Phil admits that polo ponies are his one extravagance; Grace and Eddie Albert, NBC Artists came on to blase Manhattan. Phil staged a hit from the his earnings are invested in annuities.