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IJB P RADIO GUIDE: The National Weekly of programs, pictures and personalities
Rudy Vallee Quits after a Decade of Broadcasting
IT WAS only yesterday, or perhaps a lillIe longer, Cover: When Nelson Local Boy: Bob Robin Bums is a local boy no when Rudy Vallee was singing "Rain" and ''I'm Eddy married last year, matter how far he strays from Van Buren, Arkansas. Just a Vagabond Lover" over a local New York station the carpers and croakers Recently he returned to his home in such triumph as advertising diamonds sold by a jewelry store 'way announced that his career formerly came only to world·conquering warriors up town. Lindy had just flown the Atlantic, Babe was finished. Tiley said and polar explorers. On that day a motion picture Ruth had hammered out sixty home runs, and Jack he was every girl's dream named "Our Leading Citizen" was given its premiere Dempsey had almost won back his championship man and no dream man performance in Van Buren and Bob Burns as the from Tunney. Mae West was playing in "Diamond could marry and remain leading citizen of the film was feted right and lell. Lil." People were humming "You're the CIeam in popular. They reckoned Governors and mayors and Arkansas big·shots came My Coffee" and "Button Up Your Overcoat." The boy without Nelson Eddy's from all over the slate to with the slightly nasal voice, the odd trick of timing determination to sing pay him tribute. We his words. and the gilt of making each syllable well, married or single. know Bob enjoyed that sound as jf it were sung for you and you alone. had Nelson Eddy The result was lhat he visit back home. Who something. A canny showman booked him and his made many new friends wouldn't? Who wouldn't band into an out·of·the during his recent concert tour, and held all of those if only a few years ago way Manhattan theater, who were already his boosters. With Nelson mar· he had been harking out· and we were among ried, there has been less foolish "Isn't he simply side a carnival conces those who tried to buy adorable?" talk and more serious comment about his sion. working for coffee standing· room to hear Singing. As the winner of RADIO GUIDE'S 1939 Star and cakes; if, by all the him sing. But there wasn't of Stars poll, he has demonstrated clearly that his standards 01 his profes· any standing·room. That following is stronger than ever. Millions will be glad sion. he was one of the was the beginning of as to hear his return to the Chase and Sanborn program worst Jailures ever to amazing a career as this Sunday (August l3) night. leave Arkansas. Radio Bob Burns we've ever known. In lilled Bob into the lime· 1929. he made his lirst light, into the movies, into the greatest home-coming network broadcast. and Van Buren has ever known, into a fine home and in the subsequent dec· CONTENTS security. We're glad such a happy climax has come Rudy Vallee ade he has missed only to the life of one who has given pleasure to so many. two weeks; once, when Meet Mr. Fix·lt. Marriage Mender 2 Mrs. Vallee died, and once when he was at sea en Airialto Lowdown 4 Five Years A90! Word• of Rudy Vallee's break route to the coronation of George VI. Ten years Hollywood Showdown 5 with broadcasting, though it surely will be only tem with a single network sponsor is a record that Lights Out, Everybody 6 porary, set us looking back through RADIO GUIDE'S probably will not be duplicated. During all that time Many Blessings 8 liles. Even in five short years things change. For he has been many things to the publiC-idol. brawler, example, this week, live years ago, we were running Playbill: "Mr. District Attorney" 9 scandal·victim. and vagabond lover; but always he an election for a radio queen. Dorothy Page was has been a great entertainer. We hate to see him go. Why Doeli Radio Neglect ahead with 9,223 votes. Jessica Dragonette? 10 Rosemary Lane was sec· • King of Grouches Is Found 11 and with 8,525, and Jes Sincere Crusader: Whatever may be said about 12 sica Dragonelle was third radio stars who sponsor causes for the publicity in And An Angel Sang! Dagwood Launches a Snack 13 with 7,830. Our Evans it. no one has ever challenged the sincerity 01 Eddie Plummer observed smart· 14 Cantor. For years he has provided poor boys in Backstage in Chicago ly that "The beautiful Dot New York with summer outings, raised huge sums Voice of the Listener 15 Lamour has been re of money for distressed people, given freely of his The March of Music 16 leased by Herbie Kay to talent to worthy benefits. It was gratifying therefore accept a contract for a to receive from him just Listening to Learn 18 Thi, Week's Programs 19·35 large network build.up the other day this tele which has at its end tbe 36 gram. It read: "In all 0,.. Short Waves plot 10 star her in a fea· my years of broadcasting Mr. Fairfax; Birthdays 37 Dorothy Page ture motion picture. Mark nothing has given me Birthday for Two; Good Records 38 that Miss Lamour was more satisfaction than the Puzzle; Radio Boners 39 Miss America runner·up to the late Dorthy Dell and winning of RADIO GUlDE'S The Radio Newsreel 41 now perhaps is silver·screen successor to the iIl·fated Americanism poll. Will Dell's budding film career." The girl on our cover Cover by Clare-nce Sinclair Bull you thank your readers was Jeannie Lang. "Moon Over My Shoulder" was for their kind recognition. M. l. ANNEN BERG, Publisher the hit of Ihe week. Don Ameche was playing in a (Signed) Eddie Cantor." Chicago skit called "Beau Bachelor," and Norman You can be certain that CURTIS MITCHELL, Editor Brokenshire was receiving impassioned love-letters Eddie Cantor means from young ladies in love with his voice. every word of the above. Eddie Cantor Vol. a. No. 44 August la, 1939 too. As we go to press, 731 Plymouth Court • we hear that several sponsors are attempting to sign COU9h1in! Listeners were startled recently to hear him up. We suggest they call it "The All·American Chicago, Illinois Father Coughlin address a part of his broadcast to Show; by and for real Americans." members 01 the International Popular Front as follows: R.olO (lctn (T"dt )h,k R.,M.,enl ..od .. _·,1 ... ",.Ut< ot II,. I'tIo, om,... ('hi...... III1""U. ~'.b""'>· ~~. IU2. un(\pr ort .1 Laake.! We think )f."h ~. ua. Autn •. I.... d b, "<>1, Oftltt n.n.n .. ent. 0,10"" death ... I am not important. Carry out your threats I·,n,d•.•• ,.ronJ... I,,, ,•• u" . ('"""Ioh>. U19, by Th. every listener ought to ('.... 11. ("om,,".,. All ,,,",, ,.. •• rT.d. )1. I" An.fob" •• 1· ... 1· if you dare ... I warn you that the Stars and Stripes lion" ",,,,old ",g.e, ~ ...... u,.; Georce ~T".'Y. Gtn.,,1 ~1an· shall keep lIying from our public instituU.ns long know beller the stars to .... , ':.1 1..".1'. (Imllatlon .\I.".~ "', L·n .... l'lt<-<1 ..."u..,d~to whom he listens. So we ..... Id M ..."" .. "..,1<-<1 b, ,1 ... pe'" moo., "'''''•• ",,,,... """,., love with their radio jobs and typical of the fine, 0<.1< •••, I' '/H IGH on the honor loll of the after the program Is off the air. Friends 01 the American Hus+ Their problems cover the range of Hband should be listed the name human affliction. A boy bas lost a of John J. Anthony. for he has, during MEET MR. FIX-IT, leg in an automobile aceident. Hope the past six years, saved uncounted lessly poor, he cannot afford an arti· millions of dollars for alimony-stricken ficial limb. What's to be done? An· American men. John J. Anthony was thony digs up a New York Slate law more than any other one man respon MARRIAGE called "An Act to Aid the Physically sible fOI the enacting. between 1933 Handicapped" and providing for free and 1935. of three New York Slate laws assistance to crippled persons. The which have had a vitally important boy is set on bis feet again. literally. effect on all marital legislation in the MENDER A woman cries to Mr. Anthony that United Slates: (1) The law permitting her marriage, a thoroughly bappy one a husband to ask for a reduction in for fifteen years, has begun to crumble. alimony even though he ls incarcerated First, her husband lost his job. Almost in jail; (2) the law permitting the elim John J. Anthony makes a busi immediately afterward he began spend. ination of alimony during the period ing more and more time away from 01 the husband's incarceration, and (3) home. She discovered there was "an· the law giving the husband the right to ness of keeping Mr. Husband and other woman." Finally he left her. "How ask for a suspension on an accumulated could he do this to me?" she wailed. amount of alimony on the grounds thai Mrs. Wife in love with one another Anthony, who is nothing if not ob he is unable to pay. jective, frequently takes what would Since records show that during one appear at first glance to be rather a representative ten·year period before brutal course toward his harried advice· these laws were passed 1,800,000 men By Kenneth W. Purdy seekers. In this particular case he paid an average of SIS a week in ali· asked the woman, "How could you do mony, or, in total. S27,000,000, it would that to him?"; argued that she had seem obvious that Anthony's claim as failed her husband in his hour of dire a Jront·rank benefactor of the be and his microphone the burden of their lems of the bome and the community need, might naturally expect him to leaguered American male is well'nigb problems, real or fanciful. ridiculous or and shOWing how they can be success· seek comfort in another's arms. indisputable. crushing. Although the program is only fully and amicably solved. Anthony sometimes reters to himself, He is much more than that, however. one of Anthony's multifarious activities, "My own program:' Anthony says, jocularly, as a man who has more Head of the Marital Relations Institute he thinks a lot of radio. "shows clearly enough how radio can troubles than anyone else alive. Gen· of New York, the first organization of "Radio." he likes to say, a little pon· suceessfully be used for a social pur· erally, however, in spite of the constant its kind in America, founder and con· tifically, "has done for social work pose. I get hundreds of letters every parade of woe over his desk, he mam· ductor of the original "Good Will" what mass production did for the auto day from people in need. Hundreds of tains a fairly calm and unruffled atti· proqram (MBS, Sundays 10 p. m. EDT). mobile." And he is quick to arque, other letters come from people annous tude. It probably doesn't disturb him he has devoted most of his adult life to reasonably enough, that whereas. in to help the needy. If all we did were to know tbat while undoubtedly tens the arduous business of bringing men the dark days Before Marconi, it look to bring these two groups of people of thousands of people listen faithfully and women into a better understanding weeks and even months for the social together it would be much. But even to his weekly program in an effort :0 of each other and of their mutual prob worker to round up an entertainment more important than that is the airing come to a better understanding of their lems. Anthony is a scientist who has for a few crippled children, today a of problema-real life-problems that own problems, thousands of others tune chosen human relations as his field. flick of the dial will bring Eddie Cantor, everyone must face--via the radio." it in because of the morbid enjoyment A specialist in marital relations-some Burns and Allen, Fibber McGee, Benny. Every week between four thousand they derive from hearing the helpless people consider him the greatest Amer· Allen and all the rest of the laugh· and five thousand men and women wights who appear on it break down ican authorily on the subject - he makers to millions of patients in the stonn Anthony's New York offices, in and sob before the microphone, some doesn't consider himself limited to that hospilals of America. person, by mail and over the telephone, times over "problems" that are really alone. A dark, intense little man, 43 "Programs dealing with family and in an effort to appear on the program. a little less than overwhelming. The years old, he is known to millions of community life are also of much a88is· Out of this horde, an average of forty program has at one time and another radio listeners only as the owner 01 the tance to the .social worker," Anthony are chosen for the proqram. Not all taken a considerable battering from incIsive but soothing voice which says. "Serials like 'Big Sister: 'Her of them, 01 course, are actually put on the critics. Dinty Doyle of the Hearst weekly restores to a measure of calm Honor, Nancy James: 'One Man's Fam· the air. Time limitations prevent that. papers, the most potent ladlo writer, the harried participants on his "Good ily.' and innumerable others are doing But each oj them is dealt with-if not once referred to it as "John J. Anthony's Will" proqram, come to lay before him a social work in dramatizing the prob- before the microphone, then in private synthetic advice for stupid people." 2 I/H P Left: John J. Anthony, saver of million, for ,Umony-stricken men
ganda because many other stales follow No aspect of marriage is uninterest its leads), there are four other laws lor ing to Mr. Anthony. He recently com· which he i. largely if not entirely re pleted a lengthy research into the sponsible. They are: The law requiring reasons for marriage. His questioners a three-day wait between the issuance covered the license bureaus in seven of a marriage license and the wedding major cities and his ligures are based ceremony; the law making blood lests on a total of eighteen thousand inler· Jar social diseases mandatory belme views. Fifty·six percent 01 those an· marriage; and the laws preventing the swering said they were marrying "for bringing of breach·of·promise sulls or love." Mr. Anthony reports, while actions for seduction. twenty-three percent sa,.id they were The three-day law, designed to pre primarily interested in security. Only vent "elopements" and overnight mar· one percent of the total confessed they riages, was suggested by Anthony in were marrying to raise a family. • June, 1935, and passed in March of the Women have apparently three times next year. The blood·test law, one of as much trouble as men. Anthony finds. Anthony's favorite hobby-horses for a At least he has three times as many women clients as men. Contrary to popular belief. he says, marital diffi· But the original "Good Will Hour" is culties do not rank firsl as the cause not the only iron Anthony has in the ANTHONY FINDS ••• of human unhappiness. Unemployment lire, and probably is not even his major comes first. interest. For, as he explains, the "Good Only fifty-.ht p.rullt of all ",arrla, •• or. "for loy •• " He lists, as the cause of most un· happy marriages, the following faults: WHl" program deals with human misery Wo",... appClrently tlaY. ttlre. ti",•• 01 IIlIIle" ,rl.f •••••• in all its forms; but the Marital Rel..t Most wives complain, he says. that U••• play••• t co .... ,"or. tr•• bl. tIIa ..... happy MCirriCl,". lions Institute, now in its fourteenth their husbands talk shop too much; nag year, is concerned only with the prob Ha. 1 ablectla. of dlyore ..-wly •• It Hlat .... ba.d. tolll ,1I.p. aboul money; make digs at their in lems of married people. And the va H•. 1 obl.ctln .f dlyorel., !l1I,b.lld. I, ttlot ..... h·.. ,ay Jaws; are careless about their persons; garies of married lile have intrigued too ••dl .ttolltiO. to tIt.lr cltllcfr .... over-critical of little things, particularly Anthony from the beginning. household matters; drink too much; re He was in law school when the mat sent being asked to go out in the eve ter first attracted him. He was a hard· much as a physiCian or a lawyer views number of years, was passed in 1938. ning; pay too much a!lention 10 other working sort. with an avid curioaity, his. is emphatic in pointing out that When this bill was under discussion, women, and are indifferent to the and the patent inequalities in the mario the Institute has never had so much as inCidentally, Ihe "Good Will" program children. tal laws of America struck him as being a line of advertising of any kind was mentioned in the legislative record, Husbands, on the other hand, com pretty much out 01 step with justice. "not so much as a leller." Its clients the first time in history that any radio plain that their wives are entirely too He decided that marital law interested pay steep lees, the successful adjust program had been so honored. attentive to the children; that their him more than any other kind, and ment of a particularly difficult problem "The legal theory behind the breach· wives force them into diversions they're forthwith abandoned the rest. To aid sometimes bringing a bill for as much of-promise law in the beginning." An· not interested in; intrude on things that in achieving an understanding 01 the as S3,000. thony says, "was that of contract. It don't concern them; jump to conclu· human factor, he studied psychology Anthony's battle for more equitable originated in the line old ideal of chiv· sions; are slipshod housekeepers; are fairly extensively. He went 10 Vienna, maniage laws has been a long one. but alry. Woman was the weaker vessel spoil·sports. given to "going home just Paris, Berlin, and on his return opened it has been unquestionably successful, and needed the protection 01 man. In when the party gets lively"; are men· the Marital Relations Institute in New and tbe reputation he has built on it the breach-of-promise suits. damages tally lazy, bossy, and extravagant. York. It has turned out to be a thorough. is solid. His method of getting action were asseaaed, first, lor the intangible Anthony has one qualification that is ly successful enterprise. In its four· out of state legislators i8 unique and losses sulfered by the woman, and denied many "experts." He practises leen years of exislence, some 143,000 effective. Annually for the past ten second, as a punitive gesture against what he preaches. He has been happily people have laid husband·and·wifo years he has submitted to the governor the man. This legal theory was of course married lor years. problems before it, problems ranging 01 the State of New York a brief em· entirely wrong, for it is very logical from petty money-bickering to complex bodying suggested changes in the to assume that a man can be just as John J. Anthony may be heard Sunday on "The Good Wilt Hour" sexual maladjustments. Unlike the statutes. In addition to the changes much hurt by a broken promise to over an M BS network at: "Good Will Hour," the Institute i. en· made at ruB instigation in the alimony marry as a woman. Besides, m<:ney EDT 10:00 p.m. ___ EST 9:00 p.m. tirely private. Its clients are not solic laws of New York State (probably the cannot possibly compensate people for COT 9:00 p.m. --- CST 8:00 p.m. ited. and Anthony, who views his work best adapted for this type of propa- their feelings." MST 7:00 p.m. --- PST 6:00 p.m. 3 Airialto Lowdown
------By Martin Lewis------
NEW YORK.-Appro::rimately one clded that Mr. Yank; would eat a thousand lenOrl have auditioned lor waler-glass and crack plate. over hi. the Kenny Baker spot on the Jack head. The program went on the aif Benny show, and all but fOUl bave and Mr. Y. swung a piatler over his been eliminated. The final decision cranium, pUlling quite a big gash will be made within the next couple into his head and it started to bleed. 01 weeks ... The Merry Macs had He was immediately rushed upstaire to call a halt to their vacation when to the first·aid room, where his they were signed lor the "Hit Pa wound was given medical attention rade." They also go back on the _ .. At a "What's My Name?" pro- Fred Allen show when the comic re, gram a contestant was told that his turns to the air , .. "Mr. District coat collar was up. He replied, "My Attorney" will be moved to a Sunday night spot coat collar being up ie nothing; before I get to the \'!hen Bob Hope resumes his series in September .. , microphone I'm afraid my hair will be standing up," You don't read much about the "Easy Aces," but they seem to go on and on. amusing their host Altbouqh the Fred Waring plogram is on the air 01 listeners. fane and Goodman Ace jl.l8t celehrated lor only filteen minutes, those lortunate enough to their ninth anniversary on Ihe air and were given get tick:ets to the broadcast have lots of fun after a new two-year contract by their sponsor. Listen to every program. Warinq and his entire gang put on them any night they're on the air and you will get a show tor a half·hour and, believe you me, they many laughs, really go to town in a big way. Their rendition 01 "Three Little Fishes," during which practically every Rumor has it that "One Man's Family" will move one in the group performs, is the most-outstanding Ben Johnson, star of CBS "Hilltop Houl'," vll into the tirst halt-hour ot the Thursday nigbt spot Ited her friend Bob Ripley and hla Oddltorlum. arrangement I have heard, and if I were Fred I tried on repliea of Queen Elizabeth'. erown when Rudy Vallee leaves his present sponsolS, would feature it on the program at least once out When asked about his departure, Vallee said, "MY ot the live days I was on the air each week:. TIME HAS BEEN YOUR TIME lor ten solid years, and it will be yours again alter MY TIME HAS ""ret., ".no/I(d BEEN MY TIME for a lillIe while." Rudy p/aru a There seems to be an epidemic 01 appendectomy vacation to South America, aller which he no doubt cases among the radio lolk of late. You read about will be bacl- on the OJir lor OJ new boss. Horace Heidt being stricken during a broadcast and now comes word that Dave Elman underwent an Uncle Jim Harkins, Fred Allen's tighl-hand man emergency operation while he was vacationing in and a veteran 01 the old vaudeville days, will have Fargo, North Dakota. You also read here last week a part in the forthcoming Paramount picture, "David that the Harry "Bottle". M:cNaughtons were having a From Goliath" ... Fox Movietone is trying to get house-warming at their new home. A few minutes Elliott Roosevelt for their newsreels ... Peggy Mann, before the guests arrived, Harry's wife was rushed the popular songstress with Enoch Light's orchestra to the hospital and operated on. The party went on at the Hotel Tafl. auditioned for a part in George without the hostess ... Jane Froman also had to White's new show scheduled for the fall .. , Andre cancel a recent program for the same reason. How K08telanetz and his wife, Lily Pons, have broken ever, alter a few ice'packs, the doctors Aid it would attendance records in every place they made a be all right to postpone the operation for the personal appearance. They finished their current time being. "Concerl of Swing" last Tuesday at the Hollywood Bowl ... Dorolhy Howell, a Dallas, Texas, girl, was Alter a talse alarm, Mrs. Bally Woods, wife 01 the one of the winners in the recenlly concluded "Gate orchestra-leader and singer, made a return trip to the way to Hollywood" talent search. She changed her hospital, where a baby girl was born. , , The wile Relaxing at "Pepper Young's Family" rehearsal, nOJme to Virginia· Vale, which also happens to be of orchestra-leader Bernie Cummins has presented organ;.t Bill Meeder (left) aeeompanie, voeal the name 01 a widely read columnist ... Johnny her husband with a baby boy, and the Tohnny Greens Izlng of actress Betty Wragge a. other. listen Mercer reads every New York daily newspaper for ale expecting an addition to their family in Septe~ his two-minute singing digest of the week's flont ber .. Wben announcer Ralph Edwards takes unto page news, which he does on the Bob Crosby show, himself a bride on August 19, Ruth Carhart, star ot CBS's "Story of the Song," will attend the wedding The recent formal opening of the radio galleries in and assist in takinq movies 01 the ceremony. She the Capitol at Washington marked tbe successful will mail the film, when it is developed, to the couple, climax of eight years ot ellort by radio to gain who wilJ be honeymooning in California ... Actor recoqnition /rom Congress, For seven years requests Raymond Edward Johnson has decided to stay in were turned down by the national legislators. Last New York: permanently, and be bas bought a house year. however, Fulton Lewis, Jr., Washington com in Mamaroneck:, New York . .. Clark Dennis, sinqer mentator heard over MBS and now president ot the on the Whiteman show, and Lucille Manners of the Radio Correspondents' Association, took: up the light Cities Service program have purchased homes in and led American radio to this Jatest milestone in the Manhasset, Lonq Island, and ale neighbors 01 Harry march ahead. By special resolution, both Senate McNaughton. and House have established special gallery accozn. modafions and working-quarters near the chambers DramaJr Hot.1 ot the two bodies, and on a par with the facilities Selina Royal, slar of "Women 01 Courage," drags oUered tbe press for generations. herselJ into the CBS sludio at 8:45 from her coun. try home. "t know what they mean by 'Woman of Se." '.III"d tile Seelles Courage' now," she says. "I have to get up at During a recent "Hobby Lobby" program rehearsal, 6 o'clock every morning and I wasn't raised on a Alvin P. Yank oj Erie, Pa" had a big piece oj rock farm". . Little Estelle Levy, the "Hilltop House" placed on his head and then someone swung a big child star, is enjoying a vacation bom the script, -e_.,_ sledge.hammer on the rock without any ill effects but she slillshoW8 up at the studio every day. Estelle Suecenful eonteatant In "What', My Name?" to Mr. Yank. Immediately NBC stated they would is the champion ping·pong player of the cast and N=c:elved $10.00 priZl! from Arlene Francia, who not permit a repetition 01 this during the broadcast, she ml.l8t defend her title in the CBS studio recrea- aharu emcee duties with Fred Uttal (right) as they were afraid he would get hurt. It was de- (Continued on Page 38) 4 '/U ,. Hollywood Showdown
------By Evans Plummer·------
HOllYWOOD.-When news is Edna Odell, the Johnson's Wax vo light in this gills' town, those in the calist, whose dream man is Ralph know turn to rumor to fill up their Scheu. leisure. sun-glazed minutes. And Rudy Vallee's friendly parling of the Stor/( arrivals: July 25, to Mrs. ways. announced to be effective "Irish" Mahaney, better half of a September 28, from his sponsor of member of the Texas Rangers en· len years' standing is a dilly to fool semble, six·pound Melisa Ann. July around with. So the summation of 26, to Mrs. James Vandiveer, wile 01 current hearsay picked up in the the KFl·KECA mikeman, also a six· Bamboo Room of the Brown Derby pound daughter.. Wed July 31, between long. tall, cold ones is this: dance·band maestro Bernie Kane to Elise Dolph, daughter 01 Tack Dolph, Hollywood CBS (1) Vallee wanls to stay in Hollywood and make network executive, with announcer·narrator Phil good in pictures. (2) To thai end, he wants a Holly Stewart as best man. wood.criqinaled pr09ram and one scheduled fOT Sun· day airing so as not to intertere with his cinemaking. About Pit" Steworf- (3) And didn't Rudy just buy a swank new home Listeners everywhere in the Midwest and East high in the West Hollywood hills? (4) There's one have been wondering what's become of Phil Stewart, thirty-minute spot on NBC open on Sunday evenings long of Lady Esther program fame. The answer is -but Kelloqg, the cereal·maker, has an option on it. he's here and doing Ihe kind of work, narration, he's So (5) Rudy Vallee will be hired (maybe) by Kelloqg so long desired to do. But he is heard only in the after he lakes a short South American vacation in West. . So now that Stewart is firmly established Hollywood gossip reporter George McCall Ie on October . .. Oh, well, that's what the heat does to in Hollywood, Wayne King, his co-worker for years, the air Monday over CBS. Above: Sketches reporters. is attempting to coax the mikeman back east to pro in hi. spare t ime. At right 1. hi. secretary duce and annouuce the Colgale program, 10 debut in the fall with King's music as the leilture. Thus Off Live Mike. Stewart linda himself called upon to decide between "One Man's Family" may fill hall the "Vallee a friend's appeal- and his own happiness. Hour" spot for his currenl sponsor after Rudy exils ... Orson WeUes Is going about town in dungarees, Charlie McCarthy and Edgar Bergen back from goatee and sideburns, wit h II slick RKO·Radio movie appearing a/the San Francisco Fair, where they hung contract in his pocket calling for him to star in, S. R. O. signs on Treasure Island . .. Parkyakarkus, adapt. direct and produce one picture a year-and given a "Greek speaking" parrot by a lan, reports the continue his "Mercury Theater" activities ... Frank bird just screams and is ruining his own dialect . Parker has been inked to work again for George Martha Mears, co·star with Tohn Conte in the CBS Burns and Gracie Allen starling in October. And morning serial "It Happened in Hollywood," has won their bandleader, Ray Noble. will replace Pinky a singing role in Paramounl's "Remember the Night," Tomlin's outlit shortly at the Billmore Bowl here ... starring Barbara Stanwyck and Fred MacMurray. Nice girl, Ihat "Blondie." Ever since Penny Single ton started her radio career lor Camel, she's been Wlten Iuru Dldn" lurl! saving all her bro«dcast pay-checks. The secret, Careful driver, George Burns broke his no-accident reve{lled by a friend, is Ihal she saved them to buy record the other nigh! when, while his car was stand· a house in Westwood, lurnish it comfortably and ing still at a light, a rallletrap crashed into it and move her mother and lather and younger brother damaged one 01 Ihe Burns' lenders. Gracie Allen's and sister to the West to live. parlner was about to tell 011 the offending driver when the laller emerged from his oil·burner and --""' ...".1. No Fun hi l ed pleaded with Burns to go easy. "I haven't eaten for Swing king Artie Shaw eecorted June Prelsser, Doctors just won', let the appendixless Ken Car· weeks," the stranger aaid, "and I was just 100 weak juvenile movie .tar, to a Hollywood preView. penter, "Krait Music Hall" bell-ringer, have lun. Alter 10 stop my car." Bums took one look at his fender, Young J udy Garland waa previoul heart Interest his operalion, he wanted 10 tune in and hear the another at the Ihin, worried driver, and produced a Kratt show. The doctor said no, then le/ented. Firs/' ten-dollar bill. "Take this," Burns said, "and fOTge l however, the physician made Carpenter read the about the accident." script for the broadcast- so that the jokes would be old when he heard them broadcasl and Ken wouldn't More About Son ll l tear any stitches laughing. Next day Johnny Trotter The item that appeared here two weeks ago about and Pat Friday turned up 10 visit the mikeman and the luck ot one song.writer, Howard Addleston, presented him with a set 01 silver chimes with which brought much mail. Which causes your reporter to to summon his nurse. But Carpenter grew so en· comment how odd it is that some songs click when thusiastic in his chimes practise that he drew all the least expected. In the last Gene Autry tilm lor Re· nurses on the floor into his room to watch. Result, public Pictures, thele was a tune, a simple little ditty. his doctor coruiscated the chimes as dangerous to It wasn't even teatured. Bul NBC's Ranch Boys and the hospital's proper functioning! several bandleaders picked it up and liked its catchy melody. Now everyone is giving it a play, while the Punty Personol ... leatured songs 01 the picture haven', laken hold at Fibber McGee's writer, Don Quinn, and bride are all. Keep an ear open for the number· Irom the in town to bouse-hunt and lease belore honeymoon· workshop, I believe, of Johnny Marvin and Freddie ing. Quinn reverses things thai way; he bought wile Rose. It's called "Merry-Go-Roundup." Edyth her engagement ring alter their marriage! ... Another big squar&Cut diamond graces the left ring· And now as all good announcers start- it's time linger 01 Vyola Vonn, who received it July 30 from lor me to say adios tor a couple ot weeks while I Snooks' Papa Higgins (Hanley Stafford). They plan head for the High Sierras to do a spol of gold pan· to wed in December ... Second on the fiancee list ning. Your fiIst guest columnist. Hal Bock. has an _.c .... ,.. is "Grouch Club" songstresa Beth Wilson, who'll interesting story to tell; your second, Charlie Mc· . Sensational W1i01 the per formance of "Ver. marry General Motors executive Earl L. Dawson, of Carthy. always manages to speak well tor and of Vague" (left), portrayed by actress Barbara Jo Detroit, in the spring ... And third 10 succumb is himself ... Mizpah. Allen. on July 23 with McCarthy and Bergen
I' ,/tt 5 LIGHTS OlJT, EVERYBODY
Why do I write 'em? The author tells how this Wednesday night's "Lights Out" script was born in a ghost town of Old Mexico By BILL FIFIELD
Weirdly dressed Aztec beat. sacriflclal drum _w... _,. Mexican. ilre shown reenlctlng, on TeotlhUlCln site where the A:ztecs built their great pyramids, the "Creation of the Fifth Sun." In this mythical aacrlnce. the OT so long ago there was a guy lubject - a hapless captive _ watched prints cut out his lUll-throbbing heart in my neighborhood who was N considered a very ordinary, in nocuous fellow. He was the minister's Ii WIIS about a fellow t called Dr. Con· killer under the bed? Okay! Then: over a barren plain within a few kilo Bon, and all the various Mra. Joneses rad H.uqreavel. Harqreaves took a Liqhts out, everybody! meters of Teotihuacan. Mexico is Il liked to have him call on little Susie qreal interest in crime and honor; Now, lirst of all, let me explain that land of contrast. We'd seen the hot. becau$e he was such a sweet, dear boy. studied the weird and terrifyinq almosl it wasn't really my idea at all. We'd brilliant green 01 the tropics around Thai guy WIS me. like a "Liqhts Out" writer. Well. he just come back from a visit to Chapul Tamuunchale chanqe in less than two But things are different now. After went from studyinq to experimenting tepee Palace, once the home of Max· hours 01 driving over mountain high. listening to the radio on Wednesday and finally ended up by killing his imilian and Carlotta and the scene of way to the rugged pine forests above night, the MI •. Joneses ;ne inclined to wife with an overdose of livinq mag much of the pictwe "IuaJez." We were Jacala, and Dick had exclaimed over look me over jWit a bit 100 carefully gots and ending his own liIe with a taking it easy in our air-conditioned and over, "Why. this is just like when I come 10 call for Susie. And as double portion of the same. I wonder room in the Reforma, Mexico City's Wisconsin!" And here it was again. for Susie--well, Jel me just try to hold if things like that have anything to do best hotel. I was perfectly content to Contrast. The contrast between an up her band on a dark night when the with the fact that prospective room jus! stretch out and lament rather to~a!e. progressive Mexico City and wind moans in the chimney like a mates always seem to have other plans peacefully and qUietly the unhappy life the ultra·modern Hotel Reforma we'd ghost and she'll very probably remind when I come around? of the ilI·fated emperor and his wife. just left and the lonely road which en me of the hall.(lozen or so brides and So why do I do it. you ask? Why But not so Richard Post. My traveling tered what is called "The Archeological sweethearts I've done to death in divans does this very ordinary fellow from partner was all for a jaunt out north of Zone 01 Teotihuacan." Here and there horrible ways the past lew months. my neighborhood keep on dreaming up the city to Teotihuacan. ancient relig' a solitary scrub tree cringed close to Now what chance has a fellow got with his qhastly concoctions? Well, I'll an· ious center where hundreds of captives the dry earth and there was an occa· a thing like thai to contend with? swer that question by telling you about were once sacrificed to the Alltec gods. sional cactus or maquey. That was all. It's not only the younq ladies, either. how one "Lights Out" yarn came to be Well, Dick's the well·known CBS air It was Iste afternoon when we drove t used to have a roommate. Alonq born. It's the story behind the writing salesman you've heard on "Just Enter into Teotihuacan and, although there about midniqht we'd sit in hont 01 the of "The Day of Four," which will be tainment" with Jack Fullon and the An· are usually many tourists, we welf! 91'ate lire and qab about politics and heard this Wednesday niqht on NBC. drews Sisters and other Columbia almost completely alone. To our right women and radio and women. Just the And I'm willing to bet that when you've shows, 80 all he had to do was pull oul WPyramid 01 the Sun the earth and it was the end of the It was evening wben we came out range 01 mountains that encircles tbe midway between and alightly to our world Tezc:atlipoca became II. tiger and on the other side of the Pyramid of the plateau of Mexico, and the western right as we started up the overgrown, devoured the giants and ogres, and Sun and, thanking Humberto for his: wall of the quadrangle threw a heavy dusty path. tbeir blood ran over the fields and the graciOusness, we hurried to the car and shadow to the foot of the altar that It was Dick who first noticed what lorests. It was 'The Day of Four' called back 10 Melrico Citr_ stood in the center of the enclosed appeared to be little cubicles in the Tiger." After dinner, in our modern, air-con ground. As, we crossed the quadrangle earth along the path. He asked Hum It seemed in the cold darkness that ditioned room again, out came the type· the only sound we heard was that of berto what they were. Humberto's voice was becoming hyp writer, and through the hours 01 the our own breathing and the shuffle of "Those are the tombs of the Aztec notic. Could it be that one 01 my char night "The Day 0 " four" was born. our leet in the dust. Our guide·book dead," Humberto replied. "They called acters - I could remember several "Jim" was the fictional name I chose for told us that in the quadrangle (the In· this road 'Camino de los Muertos:" who'd gone mad through the obsession myseU. Dick Post (forgive me, Dick, dians call it "Ciudadela," which is "Camino de los Muertoa?" of a dominant idea--could it be that one pal) became Jim's wife. And Humberto Spanish for citadel) the Aztecs once "The Highway of the Dead" of them bad come to life? My throat de Ia Fuente, with his bronzed Aztec gathered lOr their religious ceremonies. I began to see that I was on a post was dry as I listened to the echoing features and cultured Oxford-Spanish Ceremonies wbose inevitable climaJ: man's holiday. The Highway of the voice. accent, Tlac. Chapultezuma. was the moment when the high priest Dead in lonely twilight_ I could almost "Quetzalcoatl became the sun and cut open the captive's breast with an hear Art Kohl's voice, "Lights out. reigned until Tezc:atlipoca tore him born THE contrast between the modern obsidian knife and ripped out his Jiving everybody:' the heavens with a blow of his tigerish world where I now found myself and heart as sacrifice to the gods. Was it Then we were standing at the loot 01 paw. A great tempest raged over the the weird and unearthly atmosphere any wonder that I seemed to see dark, the Pyramid of the Sun and Humberto earth. Mountains trembled and the sea but a short distance removed-which I illem faces peering at me out of the was telling us hpw in ancient times the beat against the land. Everywhere men had just lelt was almost unbridgeable. shadows 01 that silent, lonely place? captives, painted white and striped with perished and those who lived grew And while the noisy peck of the type red in imHalion of the star-like gods, fangs and Jilthy hair like apes. It was writer was soothing and reassuring, I AT THE distant end of the Ciudadela had been led up the steps of the pyra 'The Day of Four' called Wind. And still felt the cold hand of the past upon there's a small pyramid, and just be mid while the priests when the world had my shoulder as I set down on paper yond il the temple of Quelzalcoatl, "the chanted incantations. been created again, the eerie happenings out 01 a distant feathered serpent." favorite god 01 the How the wailing cries the high priest of the past which somehow, here in Mexico, Anecs. The temple and the pyramid of the women had Azt9C6 prophesied the never seems very far removed. That was are so dose together that there is only swelled out over the death ot our present why I sat down then and wrole-so that room between their bases lor a narrow cactus plain. And sun and the end of the I might still capture the real feeling 01 footpath, and as we skirted the pyramid how, when they had world on 'The Day ot awe and horror that stayed with me. and atarted down that path we met reached the top, four four' c a II e dEarth· M I wrote, it began to rain. It rains Humberto de la Fuente. priests held the cap quake. A day when every night in Mexico during the sum· We'd been looking for a guide wilh tive against the sacri the planets would mer. The heat lightning threw blotches out succeas. In a land so lotally strallge ficial stone while the take the form of tigers of light across the dark ceiling of the and different ii's olten necessary 10 h i g h priest ripped and, rushing from the room. And, believe me, the distant have someone along to explain the open his chest and sky, devour every liv· thunder might have been the rumbling many interesting things there are to 89f'1. tore out his pulsating ing thing, and tbe of Earthquake marking the end of the There'd been a guide at Saito de 1011. heart. earth would split and world on "The Day of Four." Caballo near Monterrey, anolher lor There's an opening crumble." Y' see, it doesn't take such a screw our gondola trip through the fioaling at the base of the Bill Fifleld: Author of feeent The story wenl on. ball 10 write "Lights Out." If Dick Post gardens of Xochomilco, a capable fel· pyramid and, a little "Light' Out" plays, "Blood of The Aztecs, learing had sat down at the typewriter alter our low at the cathedral and home of Cortes nervously, we went • Corilla," "The Ktss," "Ret. this end of the sun visit 10 mysterious Teotihuacan he could in Cuernavaca- but not a guide for any in, following Hum ribution of Edward Seurr," and world, came to have wrillen a real thriller- and I'll give number of pesos at Teotihuacan. And berto. Twenty leet "The Giggler," "The White Teotibuacan at the odds you could have, too. so, Humberto. He was tall and straight from the entrance we Maggot," and Wedneaday end 01 each century Maybe some day Mrs. Jones'll stop night'a "Day of Faur," NeC alter the Aztec tradition, obViously high were enqulfed in com· to offer sacrifice. To looking at me so strangely, but, to tell born, and apparently alone. plete darkness. We give life that they tbe truth, I'd be satisfied if Susie'd un He spoke perfect English- he'd stud had only confidence might receive life, as derstand and not remind me of the girls ied at Oxford and had spent some lime in our quide to usure us that tbe next Humb8rto phrased it. They stripped I've had strangled, poisoned or driven in the United States, and, although he second wouldn't find us all hurtling the skin from a living slave and put it insane the next time we're alone in the wasn't a quide, he told us he'd be hap down into some hidden, subterranean over the body of the priest as he dark and the wind moans in the chim· py to show us Teotihuacan. Aztec burial-pit to bleed and die among prayed. And at the top of the pyramid ney like a ghost. You know, Susie, it's Alter we'd looked at the wonderfully moldering bones half a century old. they held a captive against the sacri bad enough to have you edge away, carved serpent heads on the temple of Then, his voice echoing back to us ficial stone and cut out his healt. but please don't leave me all alont) Quetzalcoatl, Humberto led us back along the clammy walls 01 the tunnel. When we finally felt a wann rush of when the wind moans in the chimney. across the Ciudadela to the steps where Humberto told us the legend of "The air and saw Humberto's body silhouetted After all, it might really be a ghost! we'd entered the quadrangle. He ex Day 01 FOllr." ahead of us in the light that came from plained that we were at the southern "When the universe began, Tezcat the end 01 the tunnel. the palms of my "The Day of Four" may be heard on end 01 the archeological zone and that lipoca, god 01 the wicked and the handa were damp. Humberto's voice "l.lght. Out" Wednesday night over NBC at: the more interesting ruins lay to the witches, became the sun. Giants and had taken on a hysterical note b he EDT 12:30 '.m. --- EST 11:30 p.m. north. OUlside the Ciudadela he pointed ogres inhabited the earth. Then Quetzal· told us the story. I was sure 01 it. COT It:30 p.m. ___ CST 10:30 p.m. out the Pyramid of the Moon directly coati, the leathered-serpent god, drove Could imagination possibly have made Not broadcast by stationa In the ahead of us at the northern end of Teo- the sun into the waters that surround a thing so real? Mount.tn and Paeifie Time zone•.
When you lilten to "The Day of Four" thia Wednead.y night over NBC, keep thl, map of Teotlhuac.n In front of you, It will make the action of the ptay euler to follow ilnd give a graphic: pleture of the setting described in this story. line. and arrow •• how the wandering. of author Bill Fifield and Dick Post r ' / 11 7 Pope Plul XII (Ibove) rlilel hll right hand to give papal bleulng to the thouund. of CathollCi gathered In St. Peter'. Square In Romt
o SHARE in that thrillinq moment National Catholic Council of Men, has when the Pope, standing upon the Henceforth, radio will help a accounted for hundreds of conversiolUl. Tbalcony of St. Peter's sUfiounded Other important American Catholic pro by his courl, raises his hand to give the progressive Pope bring happi grams are "The Call to Youth" and the solemn benediction of "urbi et orbi" (to "Ave Maria" program. the city and the world), has long been So the action of the Pope in extend the cherished hope of every Catholic. ness and hope to all Catholics ing the benefits of the benediction of And yet less than one-tenth of one per "urhi et orbi" to those radio listeners-in cenl of tbe more than 363,000,000 of as well u those actually in Rome has a Catholics in the world have been able firm foundation in recent Catholic bis - for various reasons - to make the By Francis Chase, Jr. tory. What does such action mean to journey to Rome and sland among the the average Catholic listener? assembled faithful below in Ihe aquare. It means thai, if he has made his con· This despite the fact that we live in aD fewoDal and received. from his priest age of transportation unparalleled for absolution. he gailUl from the Pope low cost and speed. creasingly important part not only in could have been understood by six hun· plenary indulgence. Plenary indul· This month, in a startling and revo the work of the Church but in the re dred millions of people (or one-third of gence, which can be gained only from lutionary decree which was greeted establishment 01 the Church u an im· the world's population) with listening the Pope or tbose to whom be has dele jubilantly by Catholic people every portant factor in molding world opinion facilities within the station's powerful gated. such power, eliminates for the where, Pope Pius XII changed all this. and shaping world aHairs. range. That meBsage, a plea for peace, confessed sinner the necessity of his Henceforth, he decreed, Catholics Jis· It is a strange sight to see the great hu been 011 repeated by Pius XI and soul serving time in purgatory before tening at their radios when such a bene steel pylon which is Ihe antelUla of KVI, his successor, Pius xn, in the interven being accepted in heaven. diction is broadcast will share in its the Vatican radio station, rise Btartlingly ing yearB which saw the Nazis rise to Theologically, the decree Is even benefits just as much as if they were from the ageless and classic pile whicb power. And when the millions who lis more important. Until now, physical actually at SI. Peter',. The plenary in· is St. Peter·s. And if this radio lower ten to each papal broadcast are con presence at the time the benediction dulgence granted as a result 01 this has modernized the landscape, it hllB Bidered, the weight and importance of was given was essential to receiving benediction will go now not only to the Cllso modernized the Pope's relCltions this message cannot be ignored. of the indulgence. Moral presence--or approximately 364,000 souls who, dur with the listening world. presence by radio communication-is ing an average liIetime, assemble at the The papal station-one which must THE founding of the Vatican station now accepted as sufficent. High church Vatican on the rare occasion when lrus be rated first in Clny poll of listening gave a new impetus to the use of ra men concede that-with this initial step benediction is given but to a possible power- was designed and buill by dio In educational work of the Catholic taken- a time may come when physical listening audience of some 363,000,000 MilIconi for the late Pope Pius XI, and Church, and various local programs presence at the saying of mass, or even souls. Thus, happiness and hope for a the inventions and betterments which grew up in different countries. Here in at the making of a confessional. may no large proportion 01 the world's popula came with each succeeding year have America the "Catholic Hour," starling in longer be required under certain con tion has been given by a progressive been added until. today, with its lele that same year, is among the foremost ditions. Pope utilizing a progressive medium. photo transmission apparatus, it stands of these. Heard on seventy~ne stations When- and if- this day arrivetl, those While the decree was cOlUlidered revo out as a mechanical marvel of the radio of the National Broadcasting Company, who are shut-ins-the weak and the lutionary from a theological standpoint, world. For his work. Marconi wu hon· its messages of doctrinal and philo lame and the balt-u well lI.8 those in that it set a precedenl for even ored by having a slreet in Vatican City sophical import, given by guest clerics, who are forced 10 live in lands where more far-reaching uses of radio in the named for rum. have been heard u far away as Nigeria worship is banned by mol>ru1e or by Church's work, it was not unexpected. The first message that Pius XI lent and draw an average of 2.500 letterB law, wUl no longer be forced to forego For, bom thaI day in 1931 when the to a listening world on that day In 1931 a month. Twenty percent of these come the solace of worship. And in the glory Vatican City radio station first wenl on wu a plea for international peace, and, from non·Catholics, and the program, of lhis day, the Church and the modem the air, radio has come to play an in· lIanslated inlo six languages, this plea sponsored jointly by the NBC and the miracle which is radio will share. 8 1;1t t' THE RADIO PLAYBILL
~r. District Attorney (played by Raymond Ed· Above. center: M I.. Rand (played by Eleanor ward Johnson) Is a compolite of all the forceful THIS WEEK: Silver) II Mr. D. A.', lecretary, and Ihe know. legal figures you've seen or read about. He's more about him than anyone elle doe.. She'l the central figure in the program. and he's a an efficient lecretary·helper in hil cfulade. vital force In combating the lawle .. ne.. of "Mr. [)istrict Attorney" Above: Harrington (played by Leonard Doyle) New York City. He has no romance, no cor is a Ipeclal officer. He'l tough and cynical, rupt leanlngl, no purely political ambitionl. fol. ANY programs in radio daim to be does the D. A.'. legwork, digl up clewl, make. lows only convictions in hi, racket'lmashing forces against lawlessness. Even arrestl In connection with the D. A.', office M against some of these, however, afe raised cries of too much blood·and-thunder. One show which has
The Voice of the Law (played by Maurice Frank· Other actofl who are heard often In various Eddie Byron hu the job or directing "Mr. 01. lin) il the disembodied character who letl the role. are pictured above in action. They are, trict Attorney." and It II quite a job. He luper key to the Ihow by reminding at the beginning: left to right: Paul Stewart, ulullly a bosl visel final writing of aeripls, picks Ihe Calt, "It shall be the duty of the Dlltdct Attorney gangster; Arlene Frsnci" who play, molll and ;lind In generst pull the Ihow on the air a' to prolecute all crlmel and to defend with equal maligned wive.; and Frank Lovejoy, generally a flnilhed product. Irish Eddie kidl hll Calt vigor the right. and prlvllegel of the cltizenl'" heard II an underling to the big r;llcketeer into conli.lently fine performancel on the .Ir ./H 9 Above: In Minneapolis 15,000 people Jammed Above: A section of a thron\J of 150,000 that a hU\Je auditorium despIte a snowstorm and came to Chlca\JO" Grant Park when Min a taxi-strike to hear Jenica Ora\Jonette Ora\Jonette Ian\J in outdoors concert. Tribune: sIng. That is typical of her concert appeal "Impo.. lble not to fa ll under her spell."
HY, indeed, is radio neglecting wish to pay more. So Miss Dragonette Jessica Dragonette? signed with the Palmolive Company W Or why is Jessica neglecling Jor S2.5OO. or twice her former weekly radio? salary. which ain', hay. Thousands of followers who count The rumor is about that this latter Mias Dragonelle as the brightest star ligure was given Miss Dragonelle by in the radio firmament are asking the her new employers under the misap question. So, with a considerable de prehension thai she was already getling gree of timidity, we undertook to lind something like that at Cilies Service. an answer. When her new bones learned the We have the answer. truth, it is said, there was gnashing 01 It is a mailer of money. and perhaps teeth and a chilly feeling in the studio a few other things. The background i. air. Whatever the reason, alter thirty this. Miss Dragonette started 10 work six weeks the Palmolive program was in 1926 on station WEAr. The program WHY DOES RADIO dropped_ was called "Musical Comedy Hour." In Quite apan from her business liIe, 1927, she became known as "Vivian, Miss Dragonette is a sincere, hard the Coca-Cola GirJ." Who remembers working artist. She knew that many her next series, the Philco "Theatre people considered her voice too tiny Memories." which ran for two and one NEGLECT JESSICA? for concert and had dubbed her strictly half years? Or her singing with the II radio singer. For months she had "Hoover Sentinels" in J928-29? The talked of a tour that would prove to Cilies Service Concerts hired her in Still a singing sensation; still the satisfaction 01 all thai she could 1930, and there she remained until Ihe sing with a full. robust tone. now famous break. The tale of that concert tour is well Let's look al that "'amous break," idol ized by thousands; why known. It was a triumph from start to for it was then the mailer 01 money finish. In Minneapolis 15,000 people lirsl became 01 such vital importance. isn't she now on the air'? jammed a huge auditorium despite a Any radio star worth her salt needs a .snowstorm and a taxi-strike. In Chicago manager, and any manager must light 150.000 people came from a\l over at the drop of a hat for his star's rights America to sit belore the Grant Park and wages. This radio business is show By Lorraine Thomas band-shell while she sang. In one week business, and that is the way thinga she sang before 217,000 people. are done. Some stars employ lirma The Duluth Herald said: "Queen 01 which have made a business of man entertainers is another title she should agement. Some put their affairs in the be given." The Toronto Telegraph hands of a good lawyer. Others em a nice contract with a spoMor. he may vealing their salaries unless accorded stated: "A lovely voice. marvelously ploy a relative. In Little Jack Little's find that he could have got $500 more the privilege of multiplying same by compelling." The Chicago Tribune: heyday, his wile was his manager. per week from someone else. But the ten: so we present our ligures wilh the '"Before she had been on the stage Gladys Swarthout is managed by her previous contract is binding. Or he apology that we believe them 10 be thirty seconds, everyone In the audi husband. Jessica Dragonette is managed may lind that a job paying less money only reasonably accurate and any 're ence, no mailer how crusty his dis by her sister. per week would have lasted four times semblance 10 any living person is pure position. realizes that it is impossible Managing, from the outside, is much 48 long. Managers are usually gray ly coincidental. not to fall under Mias Dragonette's like walking a tight rope. The manager, headed or bald, according to sex, and We hear that Cities Service was spell.'" if he leans too far toward the side 01 can be recO0" July 16 the world's biggest Above: View of throng that filled commercial - audience broadcast HollywDod Bowl. seating 25,000, consisted of the NBC Sun. "Grouch for broadcast of "Grouch Club." Club" cast and a bowlful of con Left: Pet peeve of Billy Palacl. firmed grouentli, gathered for so ous--Mama WOUldn't let him Bwim called national grouch convention in the octan because of rip tides
A scction of the West Adams Grouch Club chapter rooting with hisses, Grouehmaster Jack LCIKolllie ( left) during broadcast interviewed fighter boos and rauberries. This chapter, oddly enough, hal evolved a ciVIC Rosinfacc Percheron (played by Arthur Q. Bryan, right) whose flstJc career reform pliltform and Is pushing It through with insistent ;rouching ended When manager threw into the ring a towel that had tattletale gray
-...... '.I~ P"'~._. Feature of the convention Wal the selection of the grouchiest grouches. Jack Lescoulie (left) Interviews thl, king of grouches, that samo man Among leading entries were the above group, who leem to be nuuing peeves who resembles F. O. R .. George Shaw. auditor of Loyal Order of Moole, against the New Deal by surrounding a man who affects an F. D. R. grin of Los Angeles. His speelal groueh is that he Is a R'!!publlcanf r 1/11 J J ANI) AN ANCEL SANC!
HROUGH Ihe quiet 01 the Brooklyn Navy as an emergency device and con Navy Yard wireless room came the sidered a novelty, after this 1907 ex· Tstaccato chiltter of code. With prac periment radio was adopted as a vital tised fingers the operator copied it element in lIeet operation. When the down, until finally the dols and dashes How was a wireless operator to U. S. lIeet lelt the Navy Yard on a halted. He glanced at the clock. noted round-the-world cruise late in 1907, the the time on the message. De Forest wireless telephones were on In his headphones the ether crackled know he had heard radio's first every vessel-due largely to the inter· idly. Perhaps a minute passed, and est of Rear Admiral Robley Evans in then- from far away- he heard a voice broadcast-for it was only 1907! the leal 01 "engels singing in the air." singing. That was strange ... a woman "No," says Madame Farrar, "when I singing in the Navy Yard. The wireless sang that day I hadn't the slightest no man lifted the headphones from his lion what lay ahead for radio. I don't ears. The singing vanished. think Dr. De Forest did either. Irs so Then it must be coming over the air, By Dick Dorrance different today-we thought 01 it then he decided, and listened carefully once as a curiosity, an interesting novelty more. The voice W 01 New York, straight to the bewilderment could have been created •.. "angels singing in the air!" Then he wire raced around the room. In the headphones 01 the puuled operator at by the singing 01 a song over the air. ran to notify the communications officer central position was his pioneer tele the Brooklyn Navy Yard, seven miles Yet it is only representative of the im· on duty. When the young lieutenant phone transmitter. which utilized a away. mense strides which this Jack-and·the, entered the wireless room there was a crudely modulated arc generator. In The officer in charge at the wireless beanstalk industry of broadcasting has smile on his lips. He clamped one head· operation, it proved a learsome device, room telephoned the New York Herald made in the past few decades. phone to his ear-and the smile faded. emitting blue sparks and the acrid and reported the amazing phenomenon. As a matter of facio the first broad "It's impossible:' he gasped. stench of ozone. Upon the table stood A shorl item appeared in the follOWing casting stations which devoted all their In 1907 almost everyone thought such a horn~almost like a regular gramo- morning's paper. Dr. Oe Forest read it time to the entertainment 01 the public a thing was impossible. But did not come into being until these two Navy men, though alter 1920, when the Westing they failed to realize it at the house station, KOKA, began time, were hearing the lirst regular operation. It was an· lrue entertainment broadcast other two or three years belore ever made in the history of other pioneer stations began to radio. That "angel singing in spring up like mushrooms all the air" was the forerunner of over the nation. Many have millions of hours of programs been lorgotten as lailures. broadcast around the world Others are now powerful every year. voices on the modern broad The singer they heard was cast band. not celestial. She was a young WJZ, New York. for example. concert artist 01 the day named dates from 1921. WOR, New, Eugenia Farrar. When she ark, began operation in 1922, sang belore the crude appa as did WGY, Schenectady. A ratus of an equally young sci score or more of the highest entist, Lee de Forest, it was all wattage broadcasters in the in the nature 01 a lark. The country trace proud histories young lady could hardly be back to this pioneer period. expected to peer ahead a brief It is ludicrous in 1939 to quarter-century and foresee the review the problems which incredible industry which now .." , , confronted those early stations. brings us music, voices, enter Thirty-two years a'go when Eugenia Farrar became the first person to sing over the" Nobody knew what to put on tainment and education wher- wireless telephone, milady dre6Sed like the two at teft and men sported Brush runabouts the air. Listeners were con ever we go. stantly calling for help to get Madame Eugenia Farrar is home-made "wireless" sets still alive today. She resides quietly in phone horn of the day- which served while traveling downtown on the sub working. Equipment had a way of New York City, scene 01 her lormer as his primitive microphone. way and, as soon as he reached his blowing out at every inopportune vocal triumphs, and sometimes recalls The girls evinced polite interest in laboratory. called up the Herald to ex moment. And five thousand watts the eventful day early in 1907 when' she all that Dr. De Forest showed them. But plain the origin of the "angels singing was superpower, looked upon as en· became the jirst person in the world to when he learned of Eugenia Farrar's in the air." tirely too much radio energy to unleash sing over the new marvel 01 wireless lIawless mezzo-soprano voice, he was Today Madame Farrar looks upon her into the air at one timel telephone. quick in his invitation lOT her to sing. 1907 adventure wilh a smile. But the KDKA's first studio was in a private It was a spring afternoon when tha She stepped to the horn with a pleased records show that although originally garage at Pittsburgh, but reverberations young Swedish singer. accompanied by little laugh and-while the transmitter radio telephones were used by the (Continued on Page 39) 12 I/H P •
DAGWOOD LAlJNCHES A SNACK
Dagwood Bumstead. of the CBS Monday night "Blondic" After the refrlgerstor raid for a pre-bed Oag cuts a losf of bread In two and smear. sketch Bumstead" has a huge capacity for getting iMo troublc, nndwlch. Doligwood beglnl the eonstruc the halve. generously with butter, because also a lot of empty space between hil ear. and in hi ••tomach tlon (above) with Blandie', wifely advice butter alway. gOU with dainty .andwiches
...... Loo .... _._ A layer of onlonl, a sprud of liverwurst. a slab of ront beef, But walt! In spite of the capacity of hi, .tomileh, even DAgwood over-uUmated thc size two hClld, of lettuce. tomatoes and cheese, with allvn for of his mouth. "Well," he observe. with char .. cter lstlc resourcefulness, '" can use it for a decoration, and Dagwood Is ready to SIImple his masterpiece ship model in the living-room, Arthur Lake I, Dagwood, Penny Singleton Is Blondle j' I/B 13 •
Red Skelton (seated) of "Avalon Time" (Sat.) Here'. Mokey with his master, Ralph Smith, Uncle Ezra (left), Emily Vass of "National staged impromptu return to sawdust ring when (right). and Don McNeill. Mokey WiI, guest on Barn Dance" bribe weatherman to get good Ringling Bros. came to Chicago (see item below) NBC "Breakfast Club" Aug. 4 (see item below) weather for public appearances (see item below) I3ACKSTAGE IN CHICAGO
CHICAGO.-"Greetings, listener! The plays Anne Hawley, Brian Morgan hero's kissin' 'er!" If you should hear By Don Moore plays Clem l.arkin, Hilda Graham plays that in the midst 01 one 01 your serials Abigail Smithers, Orin Brandon plays from the NBC Chicago studios, you Cyrus Hawley. l.ee Young: Dr. BiII might think the sponsor had finally de in the mills ... Arthur reading his poetry along Evans in "Road of Life." Arthur Kohl; cided to try something new, or you Peterson, Dr. Ruthledge of with a famous orchestra, Loady Sanders in "Waterloo lunetion." might simply think the announcer had "Guiding Ligh!." is com then many listeners will Hope Summers: Doris Thompson in driven himself nuts with enthusiasm piling a pictorial memory· be disappointed, and I'll "GUiding Light." Betty Winkler (again): over his product. The fact is that if 8uch book 01 candid shots of co be charged with a wrong Eva Porter in "Midstream." lona/han a thing should happen, you could credit, actors. engineers, janitors, guess . . . Speaking of Hole: Paul Anderson in "Ma Perkins." or charge, it to an epidemic 01 rhymed even visitors and other MacCormack, who is at (?) greetings that has swept through the people with whom he present narrator on "Caro Mare Badsfage Bils Merchandise Mart plant. Now, instead comes in contact in his line's Golden Store." that 01 he<1ring just pl<1in "Good morning," radio work. proqram is scheduled to Dorothy Davis, soloist known as Jan· you catch such salutations as: "Greet move aiter Sept. 1 from ette on "Avalon Time" and Sweet Ade ings. Roen! Where ya goin'?" "Greet fran (AUnt fanny) Allison used to NBC to CBS and to a late-afternoon line on "Uncle Walter's Dog House," ings. Andre! Sent your laundry?" teach the fourth.grade pupils in Poca· spot. I still think this program deserves has been called Dorothea, Dorothy Jan· "Hiya. Lyon! You look Ii·yun." "Hi. hontas, Iowa, before she became a radio commendation for its unobtrusive, in· et, Dorothy Jenette and other mis· Totten! You look rotten." The bestl actress and singer, and she still gets tegrated commercial plugs, its down·to spelled versions, but to her mammy worst salute to date was: "Greetings. stacks 01 mail from out Pocahontas way earth, natural lone and MacCormack's and pappy in Pine Bluff, Ark .. she's Peterson! Gonna eatersoon?" . . . Of course you know about the many work as the casual, friendly nauator. Dorothy JANETTE Davis. She likes to Fred Smiths and their national club, be called Janette and wants it spelled I far be it from me to point the accus but, would you believe it, there is also The Blackhawk flestaurant is winning right (Hope have it correct) ... Mokey, ing finger. but somebody said that an Abbie Smithers Club, with more a name as the cradle of musical quiz the dog made famous in recent weeks somebody else said that the lingo is a than a hundred members in thirly-seven shows. Latest bandleader to follow in on the "Breakfast Club" when Ralph streamlined form of blarney concocted states. At least, Hilda Graham, who the footsteps of Kay Kyser and Bob Smith plays a xylophone solo and dedi· by that sly colleen,ac/ress Mercedes Mc plays Abbie Smithers in "Backstage Crosby with such a set·up is Johnny cates it to his pet, finally had his day, Cambridge. So--."Greetings, Mercedes! Wife," received a letter from a real "Scat" Davis, who is presenting the appearing as honor guest on the Aug. " Can you make verse o' dese?"; Ericson, Abbie S., 01 Concord, N. H., inviting "Mll5ical Screen Test" there and over "B. C." show (see picture above) ... Herbuveaux, Gallicchio, OssenbTinck, her as a member. MBS. And Johnny's probably hoping it Members 01 "National Barn Dance" cast Pelletier. I'll beat you to this one: will be a quick entree into big-time com do shows this month and next for Iili· "Greetings, Moore! You're a bore." Virginia (Ma Perkins) Payne. back mercial work as with his two predeces nois, Wisconsin and Indiana slate fairs from her Caribbean vacation cruise, has sors ... "Memory Lane." the popular (see picture above). Ba c: lrstage Brev/tiel been voted "radio's perfect mother'" by musical feature which presents old·time Marvin Mueller, now heard as Dr. a group of women's dubs. although she favorites on Harold Stokel!' MBS "Mu When the world's biggest circus came Markham in "Woman in White," is a is not a mother in real life ... CBS sic Counter." has convinced a promi to town, Red Skelton, who used to be a poet as well as an actor, collects ciga songstress Shirley Sadler kepI dean nent mUl!ic publisher that its appeal is regular big·time circus clown, answered rettes and pipes When Barbara her record of never having worked on worthy of exploitation in a "Memory the call 01 the wacky and cut some ca Fuller, Barbara Calkins in "Scattergood her birthday when a few weeks ago Lane Series." pers under the big-top with Paul Jerome, Baines," graduated from Chicago's Sul "Week-end Potpourri" was canceled at who teamed with Red ten years ago in the sawdust rings. When you hear an livan High School a year or two ago, the last minute ... Tenor Wayne Van Cad C~a " g el she vowed with seven other boys and Dyne was once an Albuquerque·to·Los Bob Griffin is now Tom Stevenson in unusual uproar Irom the studio audio girls to meet as students at the Univer Angeles TWA pilot. . Actress Betty "Road 01 Lile" and Allen Crossley in ence on "Avalon Time" shows, credit it sity of Southern California. Barbara's Lou Gerson is an ardent baseball Ian "Kitty Keene." Betty Winkler: Helen 10 Skelton's circus·carryover clowning (see picture above). ambition lor acting made her break the . . . Many remember when Ginny Gowan in "Road 01 Life." Paul Luther: vow, but her conscience doesn't hurt Simms sang with Tom Gentry at the Ward Ellman in "Backstage Wife." DoI her, lor only one girl 01 the group Oriental Gardens here before joining ly Day is Maggie Maguire, Louise Fitch A Sherman/tty wound up at U. S. C .... "Plantation Kay "Quip" Kyser. is Anna Hadjek. Henry Saxe is Pa Had Pun 01 the week; Ranse Sherman was Party" basso Michael Stewart more than jek and Herb Butterfield is Preacher kibitzing at a bridge game. When a once showed up at work in the steel T/l in,$ fo Come f " J lim in "Kitty Keene." Fern Persons: radio glamour girl at the table declined mills in full dress, lor he used to sing It franklyn MacCormack isn't heard Mme. Henrielle in "Story oj Mary Mar to bid, flanse observed to Bill Thomp· in concerts while holding down a job this fallon a big new network show, lin." In "Backstage Wife": Bonnie Kay son: "Ah, a pip-pa passes!"
14 '/H I' Vocalist Donn .. Dae loothes Fred Waring's fev· Above: Waring and the program'. four featured Soloist Stuart Chu rchill (left) and mae.tro ered brow after a particularly hot piece of girls, who are, left to right: Honey Perron, Waring exhibit temperament. "Pleasure T ime" music. Fred lead, orche.tra in "Pleasure T ime" Jane Wilson, Donna Oae and Patsy Garrett Is heard five times weekly (see Item below) VOICE OF THE LISTENER
H eart Be lo ngs to Radio Daddy Readers are invited to express their opinions on this page. Please • place where we shut· Ins can feel we Dear V. O. L. mail your lellers to V. O. L.. 731 Plymouth Court, Chicago, Ill. belong. Each one In my family needs his own I sufl'er much pain and am lOSing my Sight, but I enjoy life through the young radio. My father wants short wave, my people who come to see me every day, mother wants mUSic, Dick wanta sport Instruments, lour saxes instead of three. own opinions.- Editor. and of course through radio. I miss commentators. and I want serial stories. nve brasses and a rhythm &Cetlon. The Wayne King more than any other pro Whenever Dick has the radio. I go people raved about their sensational but She's Not a H e gram, H is music seemed to ease the crazy. Whenever Dad has the radio, undanceable tempos. When asked what Dear V. O. L.: pain, and I could keep the sweetness of Mother goes crazy. Whenever Mother sort of music it was, Glen and his boys it In my mind for hours, has the radio, Dad goes crazy. But when would reply. "Why, that's swing!" When I read my previous letter In V. 0, L. about John Howard Payne and From Radio Guide t am trying to im I have the radio they all go crazy. I'll Lou Dragoo, Salina, Kan. press the features of my favorites so be glad when I get married and have a "Home, SWeet Home Day," I noticed you radio of my own, • The different versions ot how the referred to me as "Mr," I feel that a strongly on my mind that r can stili Joan Adamson, Terre Haute, Ind. correc tion should be made, Just refer to "see" them after the darkness comes. "swing" name got started are interest· me as lown Kingson. that won't be put off much longer. i ing. /t is interesting, too, that most ot Jown Klngson, Elmwood Park, Ill, am very busy gathering In for the time • The above clever liltJe masterpiece of the different versions place the origin I shall need it. Life Is so beautiful and radio psychoJoqy was written by a len back in the darkest days 01 the depres. • Very well, it's just lown, and sorry there Is SO much to enjoy that there year-old qirI- not as a leiter but as a bn·t time to complain. sian. which mayor may not suggest we "mistered" her.- Editor. school paper. The child's mother sent Belle K. Wilson, that jitterbug music was actually a by. Opinions on Eddy R. P. D. No.2, it along to us. We're grateful. It illus product of the jitters caused when panic Brunswick. Me. trates that "out of the mouths of babes" Dear V, O. L,: struck the hearts and pockelboo.ts ot As we Americans look forward to the comes and it • Thanks, Belle K. Wilson, 101 a lesson olten greal wisdom - millions.-Edilor. fall programs. there Ia one program in should make Ii fine ad for radio-set particular we should anticipate with in courage and a line tribute to radio. By the way, you can look tor Wayne manufacturer.!.- Editor. "Painful Results" pride. That is the return of Nelson Eddy in the "Chl'.SC and Sanborn Hour." King back on the air with a commercial Boake Baek Dear V. O. L,: America should be very proud of Mr. program in the faII.-Editor. I do not know what other GerShwin Eddy. For whO Is there. singing either Dear V. O. L.: enthUSiasts may think of Columbia's Me Please give us Banke Carter back. We on the air or in the movies. that has Mistaken Identity morial Concert, but my own reaction given a more widely varied program? need more men JLke him to teU us the was one of surprise. anger and dlsgusL. Dear V. O. L.: truth and to put a light on things that Be you Catholic, Jew. or Protestant. any It seemed to me that an inexcusable nationality, any color, and Nelson Eddy Here's one for the books. The other are really going on in thla world. mutilation took place-unintentionally. day a stranger-I found. out later he was Mrs, W. Bodemann, Lockhart, Tex, sings to you and for you, I know, but nevertheless with painful Grace Fox, Fort Dodge, Iowa from down In Kentucky- walked Into my reSUlts . restaurant. At the time. my radio was • You'll probably be hearing "Baake There was no attempt at a compre· • • • turned on. Also a bunch of our "retired" Carter speaking" again this tall. The henslve Gershwin biography, and with Dear V. O. L.: citizens were playing pinochle at one ot commentator who claimed the Govern· out it r think the program was In I'd like to voice a plea to our 1939 the serving-tables. The stranger asked in a frieudlY way, "What're they play!n'?" ment torced him off the air is reported complete. Star of Stars for some new songs when The disregard for the original score he resumes with "Chase and Sanborn." I thought he meant the radio orchestra, to be coming back on the air with a and Interpretation was too marked to Everybody loves to hear Nelson Eddy and I said, "Beer Barrel Polka," But his series ot transcribed pr09rams.- Edilor. disregard. Why was It necessary to sing, but I feel sure we'd all rellah some eyes were on the card·players, "Izzatso?" change the "Cuban Overture" from an of the spice of variety. he said, "Well. I never heard of the Who Started It? orchestral to a plano composition, and Mr. Eddy has long fostered the pre game. but If it's anything like draw Dear V. O. L.: "Three Preludes" [rom a plano to an vailing fiction that his programs were pokuh, how about dealln' me In?" I don't agree with a tormer writer, orchestral arrangement? And why did constructed by popular fan requesta. SqulrrelY Wright. Equality. TIl. MLss Castleman, that Benny Goodman they have a WOlllan sing "It Ain't Recently, though, he dispelled that Idea originated the name "swing." Back In Necessarily SO"? And of all pieces. why by admitting to an Interviewer that his • Whether true or lalse, irs a good 1931 and 1932 I can remember Cab Cal did they have to cut the "Rhapsody In wile waa largely Influential In his selec· story, and qualifies Mr. Wright for loway saying aa he led the band, "Swing Blue"? tlons. Now that Radio Guide readers membership in good standing in our it, you cat.!!" I think Cab had more to Paul Whiteman was Gershwin's best have voted Nelson their favorite enter Radio Liars' Club.-Editor, do with the naming of swing than any interpreter, but Whiteman has changed tainer, Isn't It reasonable to hope he of your well· known swing bands of to· his style with the Urnes, and the swing will give the music·lo\'Crs some of the Waring a Wreath day. style of today does not fit with Gersh· music they ..... ould welcome? Frank Ham. Troy, N. Y. win's concert music or the music of the Mary Kate Toler, Martindale, La, Dear v, O. L.: earlier musical comedies. I wiSh to share In handing a laurel • • I hope the next Memorial Concert • It jusl goes 10 show there is diSdgree wreath to Fred Waring and hl.s orchestra, Dear V. 0 , L,: correcta the mistakes of this one, ment on any subject-even the subject who are giving us one of the truly de I like swing. and I've heard an earlier Joseph Lancaster. Battle Mountain, Nev. lightful bits of summer listening. Their story about the word than Goodman's 01 Nelson Eddy.-Editor. show Is sprlghUy, varied and, aa usual use of It. • Other Gershwin enthusiasts will un With them, polished . Back in 1931 Glen Gray and hb Casa Shut.ln Corner Jerry Witmer, Cincinnati, Ohio Lomans .....ere having tremendOUS success doubtedly be interested in Mr. Lan Dear V. O. L.: with a then unheard-of combination of caster's evaluation as compared to their You should have a medal for maldng • See pictures above.-Editor. f'1/44 15 Challtauqua Symphony Orchestra, NBC. Albert Stoessel, conductor; Georges MiqueUe, cellist. Overture to "Gw~doline" (Chabrier), the Or The March of Music chestra; ConCeTto for Cello and Or che,tTa (Dvorak), Georges MlqueUe and Orchestra; To a Waler Lilli (Mac Edited by LEONARD LIEBLING DoweU), Uncle Remu.s (MllcDowell), Dance of lhe Comedian3, lrom ··The BaTteTed Bride" (Smetana), the Or ", •• An "mpler Ether, II diviner Air .• ,"-Wordsworth chestra. "Owendollne," a two-act opera by AleLs Chabrler (1841-1894), 1.s hardly ever produced on the stage any more. but Its overture still tlnds a place on conoert Radio in California fomia newspapers because the latter programs. Chabrier, although largely considered that they lost advertising on self-taught. exercised a profound influ ence on modern French music. He him HIS is being written seated in the account of sponsored broadcasts. In consequence, the newspapers refused self was greatly influenced by Wagner. midst or hundreds of 250-reet-tall of whom one can flnd traces in the Tredwood trees, about seventy-five to publish anything about them. How "Owendollne·' overture. However, Cha ever, now the quarrel is patched up brier's Wagnerian tendencies never o\·er miles !rom San Francisco. The place shadowed his own lyric arlglnallty. brU is the celebrated 2,700 Grove belonging and proper listings appear again in all the dailies. My inquiries among the lIancy and temperament. H1.s best-known to the Bohemian Club (ot that city), work Ls probably the "Espana" rhapsody. whose guest is your veracious reporter. Bohemians brought out that the best Georgu Mlquelle, cellist, will which he wrote after a trip through liked eastern programs arc those of be guest of the "Chautauqua Sym Spain, but he composed besides four Together with other nonentities like phony Orchutra" Sunday, NBC other operas. choral works, plano pIeces Herbert Hoover, John Charles Thomas, Ford, Firestone, Music Hat! and Wal lenstein, and, of course, Philharmonic and songs. Edgar Bergen (chaperoned by Charlie Antonln Dvorak 0841-1904). C~h McCarthy), Mario Chamlee, Edsel and Metropolitan Opera. fORECAST composer. Jived for three yeatll In New Ford, Harvey Firestone, Jascha Heifetz, York 0892-95), where he was head of the National Conservatory of Music. Lawrence Tibbett. Speaking Up OSCAN'N' takes the spotlight While thc!re he wrote some Of hLs best The Bohemian Club holds its annual again this week, with a perform music, Including the New World Sym ance of the Verdi "Requiem" from two-week Encampment and High and By V. Vidal T phony and the ceUo concerto. Brahms. the Lucerne Festival on Wednesday, when he tlrst saw the score of the con Low Jinks in the Grove every August. HEN Gioacchino Rossini, be August 16. at 4:00 p.m. EDT, NBC. certo. said: "Why on earth dldn·t I know About 1,200 celebrants attend. Enter loved Italian composer, died in The soloists will be Zinka Milanov, that one could write a vlollncello con certo like this? If I had only known. I tainment is concerts, talks, campfire W 1868, Giuseppe Verdi, his great soprano; Jussi Bjoerling, tenor; Ker shows, and on the last night an annual ~tin Thorborg. contralto, and Nicola would have written one long ago"· admirer, conceived the idea of writing Brahms was a great champion Of Dvorak original play with music written and a requiem mass in his memory, to be Mo~cona. This Is easily the best music and never failed In his eHorts to gain bro''' ••' -".,",,, Edwin Franko Goldman Band, M BS. 7,,.., •. ",. 1,30 •. m known as opera buffa (opera boutte), productions of the folk style, with in c ••, •• , s ....""'" ~ .. ; .. Edwin Franko Goldman, conductor. .' ...... ' ...... or comic opera; opera seria, or "seri sipid melodies and orchestration. Hum First Mouement Unfinished Symphony Wednesday, August 1b ous" opera; ballad opera; opera (not perdinCk at least copied Wagner faith (Schubert),Choral and Fugue (Bach), comic, but provided with some spoken fully, and for the charming "HaenseJ Fatale (Cornet Solo, Leonard Verdi's "Requiem," from Lucerne, NBC. o Don dialog); folk .Jpera; singspiel opera; and Gretel" borrowed the illustrious Smith), (Verdi); Golden Gate March Arturo Toscanini, conductor; Zinka Mi_ lyric opera; grolnd (or melodramatic) one's manner and methods. Korngold and Chimes oj Liberty March (Gold lanov, soprano; Jussi Bjoerling, tenor; man). Kerstin Thorborg. contralto; Nicola opera; music drama; and all the varia ("The Dead City," etc.) followed in c.", •• , O""v.' -"., Moscona, basso. tions and derivations of me foregoing Strauss' footsteps for a while, but 7,,0 ~ .... ."0 ...... co", •• , ....,;v., c.""., .,.--., .K' •• ...... ,00 "•... m ".h. • "00 .... . -""";" types. Preceding them came the vari finally gavt> 'n to the fleshpots of Hol , ., ...... s ...... "oop.."".... ,He ...... "" , .. ,00 _~ ''''0 ...... •2,00 ...... p.'" . ous kinds of plays with incidental mu lywood. Ford Summer Hour, CBS. Orchestra, Edwin Franko Goldman Band, M BS. sic, miracle, masque, morality, sacred With the arrival of the "modernistic" Don Voorhees, conductor; James Mel Edwin Franko Goldman, conductor. representations described in Jur previ trend in music, younger German com ton, tenor. Guests. Light music. Toccata MaTZiale (Vaughan Wil ous notes on opera in general. posers experimented with it in opera. c.""., .... ,;~"' ft,OO ...... ,00-"",.," J' .... liams), Second Suite (Holst), Tango c ••, ...... "ft< In the Germanic countries, as also in Schrecker (1878-1934), looked upon as 7'00 .... . $' ...... Espanita (Goldman), Spanish Caprice France and Russia, Italian opera long a neoromantic, wrote his own librettos, (Smith) (Cornet Solo, Leonard ftourished exclusively before a native mostly erotic, but veered away from National Symphony Orchestra, NBC. Smith), indian MaTch (Goldman) h ...... '.".M "".,.. , ....11 .... art came into existence. Earlier Ger direct melodiousness and touched up 10,00 •. "". .:00 ...... '"o •• O""oh. co~' •• , ".";."' _u"'.,n ~,30 •. m. S,~O. m h ...... CM'•• ' ...... ,...... ,00 ...... ~~?: Ii::;' ... e.~••• , ...... ~ ''' man composers slavishly followed the his harmonies with a sort of sourish . .,,.., •. m. ."0"."'. ".0.. p.'". manner ot the Italian writers under the acid. Schoenberg (at present teaching Lewisohn Stadium Concerts, CBS. encouragement by the Court at Berlin in Hollywood), starting symphonically Monday, Augu5t 14 ...... " ....II.h' _.n'.'n .,OOp'.m (Frederick the Great), Dresden and as a Wagnerite, went even further The Voice of Firestone, NBC. Alfred I ••r~!': l~"',;,,"d "ae,~. ~'oo ...... ,00 p.m. Wallenstein, conductor; Mar g a re t Hanover, where the elector was patron askance than Schrecker, and put forth Speaks, soprano. Overture to "The National Symphony Orchestra, NBC. to Handel. He later settled in London an opera, "The Lucky Hand," whose 1.,10." .... ".... 0:.."',' D ••" .... Mo .. "·.in Secret oj Suzanlle" (Wolf-Ferrari), '0,00 p.m . ",OO •. m. .'00"'.... and created many operas (all Italian ghostly and curdled plot failed to I." •. " ...... c ...... , s ...... ,~. the OrChestra; Lalld oj the Sky Blue ",00 •. m. e,oo " ...... ,00 •. m ate), which fen into disuse after the please anyone I ever met. Kurt Weill, Water (Cadman), Margaret Speaks; Thursday, August 17 master's death but at present are hav now writing music for plays in Ncw RHmo (Infante), the Orchestra; Stars Toronto Promenade Concerts, NBC. ing some revival at special perform York, and Wellesz, both anti-Wagner in My Eyes (Kreisler), Serenade ances in musical capitals. ites, threw out the opera scheme of (Drigo), Margaret Speaks; El Estudi Reginald Stewart, conductor; Edwina Gluck (1714-1787) was the first to sustained development and strung to ante Waltz (Waldteufel), HaLian Eustis, contralto. "Egmont" Overture Street Song (Herbert), (Margaret (Beethoven), the Orchestra; "Adieu experiment with what might be called gether songs threaded through meager Speaks). Foret" ITom "Jeanne d'ATc" (Tschai German opera (even though he em plots and devoid of emotional appeal. kowsky), Edwina Eustis and Orches ••ot • •••""0" "" •••• , Day"'" ".U"";" ployed Italian and French texts) after They also presented us with three ,...... " ... ",. ..,. ., ....,~. Symphony NO.7 .... ,...... ,.."...... , ...... tra; (Beethoven) . a stay in Paris, when study of Rameau minute and five-minute operas, a sort 7"..... ",. ., ...... 7,,0 ..... When Tschaikowsky set out to write his "Jeanne d'Arc" he read most of the infiuenced him to break away from of joking rebuke to the lengthy procla plays and biographies by French writers. current conventions-superficial orna mations of Wagner. Alban Berg's but [or his libretto finally chose a play me'ntation, inappropriate arias, pander "Wozzeck," one of the most dramatic by the German poet Schiller. The story ing to the vanity of singers, etc. He but difficult modern operas, caused follows the life of the maid fairly closely, introdUcing. however. a love-element strove for "noble simplicity," in the much talk here several years ago. which never eXisted. The aria "Adieu ancient Gr~k sense, and logical mar Krenek (born 1900, Vienna) delighted Foret," one of the best numbers in the riage of words and music. Gluck un Central EUrope with his "Johnny Spieit opera, comes in the first act. when doubtedly is the first reformer who Auf" (done at the Metropolitan in Jeanne takes leave of her birthplace to effectively destroyed the complete 1929), of which one hysterical German go forth and fulfill her sacred mission. Beethoven also based his "Egmont" domination of Italian opera, and the critic wrote, "It has everything that overture on a German play, this time campaign began with his "Orpheus stirs our generation_the film, broad by the great Goethe. It tells of the and Eurydice." casting, loudspeaker, exoticism, revues, life of the Count of Egmont. Flemish With the advent of the romantic per luxurious hotels, motor cars, express nobleman, who opposed the Spaniards in the Netherlands. was captured and iod came Weber, also devoted to the trains and the rhythmic and colostic treacherously put to death. German tongue and discarding the influences of jazz." ~., .... O·... v h , c . .... , .... " .... -".,"," Italian aria and similar virtuoso trim_ America, however, while it found aU V,OO ••",. -,00 P "'. .00 p.", ...... COn"" 5, ...... ,. "aei~< 8,.,., •. "". """ .. "" 5'.... p ..... mings. His "Oberon," "Euryanthe," those things in "Johnny," did not find Sinfonietta, MBS. Alfred Wallenstein, "Freischuctz" have enormous vogue, as any opera in the work, regarded the conductor. did some "singspiele" (literally "song jazz as synthetic, and rejected the ...... n .... " ••• _""'.,n plays'") by Marschner, Lortzing and whole concoction with finality. Our 0,'0 p.'" ."0 •. ", £ •• _" ...... K;." • "0 .. .. I" ...... olher contemporaries who used spoken compatriots, when it comes to German dialog Interspersed with solo songs and opera, still deify Wagner (and Strauss) -J...... Kraft M uaic Hall, NBC. Lotte Leh Harry Farbman, young concert mann, soprano. choruses. above all the other composers Crom the violinist, heard on "Sonata Reci ...... n ....11 ...... , 0"" •• , ".".ta, • Then suddenly flared the magnificent lands of the Rhine and the DanUbe. .",,,0 •. ,,,. • ,"o~ ",. tal" Sunday over Mutual nHwork ... ,...... C.n".' ~ .." ... ," ":~{',;-."" Wagner with his music dramas, ad- -L. L. ",00 ...... ,00 p.m e,oo p.m. I'. S/H 17 LISTENING TO LEARN
Person-to-Person Mike Not a Pulpit • I don't suppose there's any particular Out in Lakewood, Ohio, near C1ev8- signHicanca to the incident thai brings land, the Reverend Frank Nelson, min NBC's Mr. Royal home from Europe ister of the Community Presbyterian with an announcement that England's Church, directs a radio workshop. Be fiery anti-appeasement statesmen, Eden ginning as a public-speaking class, the and Churchill, have been scheduled for interest centered particularly in radio talks from London this fall ... and the speech, and the class has developed fact that Columbia's crisis specialist. into a group which is learnin,g nol only Kaltenbom, has sailed for European to speak properly over the micr9phone points east Or do I? At any rale I'm but also to produce programs. qoing to keep my eyes peeled for an In answer to an inquiry regarding his nouncements of this year's crop of spe interest in radio, Rev. Nelson replied: cial-crisis broadcasts. Even radio-educa "My contribution will always lie along tion theorists agree that they oller un the lines of my chosen profession. At duplicated opportunities to study his the same time, I realize that the micro tory in the making. phone is not a pulpil and it is necessary • Finch Telecommunications laborato to approach it differently, discard the ries have offered Dr. Morgan, director old techniques of the soap-box or politi 01 radio activities at Indiana Stale cal hustings, refUSing to 'rear back' and Teachers Ccllege. a facsimile recorder 'pour it on 'em: as they say down South; so thai he can do some research for but rather to approach it as one might them in that vicinity. who desires to feed a bird--coaxingly, intimately, assuming the you.and.I alti • With 11 money grant from the Com mittee on Scientific Aids to Learning, tude. Furthermore, different slyles 01 address must be used. The monolog is the State Education Department at Al -'''''0",' ••,. ""',e.. II ...... _ .....'" Of '.0 '",",,0. bany, New York, is studying the rural not enough. The dialog, the interview, NBC engineers relay the SatUrday morning discussions of Or. Gregg and school situation in New York with a documentary broadcast - such as is his nature ctan to a Coast-to-Coast audience. The gumweed (see insert) widely used in England-and laslly and view to determining in what subject wilt be discuued on Aug. 12 program devoted to flowers of the fading season areas and at what grade-levels record perhaps most effectively, dramatic epi· ings could most effectively be used in sodes. It is for this reason that I have classrooms. The grant is sufficient to developed a radio workshop of my permit the preparalion 01 a number of late Summer Wildflowers "Men Behind the Stars" own. hoping eventually to use it for the express purpose of improving religiOUS recordings at the conclusion 01 the sur· More than seven hundred species of Mythology gives us an interesting radio, which I regard the worst-done vey. It was with funds made available wildflowers have been found within story associated with the constellation thing on the air. by this committee of the National Re Rocky Mountain National Park, afford Aquila, the Eagle, which will be dram "Religion is a 'hot potato' to the search Council that the Federal Radio ing great pleasure to the uninitiated atized in this series on Friday, August broadcaster, and he has dropped it with Education Committee made transcrip visitor and the visiting scientist alike. lB. The pictwe (below) shows Aquila ill thud, hiding behind the screen 01 com· tions of the Office 01 Education pro The broadcast on August 12 will be carrying An/inous across the sky. The mercialism, which he thinks justifies gram "Americans All, Immigrants All." picked up from a flowered glade, where latter's name was given to the constella putting on any brand of crackpot fanati hvin Stewart. director 01 the Committee Park Naturalist Raymond Gregg and the tion many years ago but is no longer cism which the lunatic fringe of re on Scientific Aids to Learning and au· Junior Natwe School may be heard dis mentioned. The bright star, Altair, in ligiOUS broadcasters brings to him. As thor of the recently published Local cussing some 01 the flowers which con the neck of the Eagle, can be seen over a consequence, some of us who are iry Broadcasts to Schools,' announces that tinue to bloom late into the season. head in the Milky Way. a report on broadcast receivers and ing to do a sane but effective produc • s ..... of ,h. 1.1'~tln g 1\0<0"", th ,t "'" b. d",,'''''d: • I" 11"1<>'1 .\"'11...... , pag•• " <1 " ..,11 ••, .:"'''''0' tion job in the field of religion are shut phonographs for classroom use will be Th' • .,'ph", ~""' • •• '" ri j ~ 1< 11 0,," bun" .....I , wtIl""""." Ih. .~II. 022 .\ .D.I. tho 0",,_ . JO, Pagt 19 MORNING Log of Stations Listed in Edition E-Midwestern I I SATURDAY *Sh. r ,,, pro".rn lI.tl." elu Kilo- Power Ntt- e,1I Kilo- Pow" "tl- LeU,rs cycles Wilts Locltion work Litten cycles W"tu Loution I.dlcat., •• w. broadeosf. -,. August 12 7:00 CST 1:00 COT KMOX Hl90 50,000 St. Louis. Missouri COS WIRE 1400 '.000 Indilnlpolis, lndil"l H8C·R CBS·Richlrd MuwtU, tn •. : KOA (8 pm on) 330 50,000 Olnn., [olo"do H8C·R WISH ll20 1.000 MilwlUkH. WisJ""I: ·'\'o~lb Loeh for W"BDPoli... Sullelin,: Melody 1:45 CST 9:45 CDT 9:4S CST 10:45 CDT Minialurt NBC·Bri,hl Idu Club: waow baritone of the radio, stage and concert field, re "'all1,." ~Pf'8hr: Rabbi WU. NBC.NJlure Skttchn: WBOW places Donald Dickson as soloist on the "Chase and u.," r. Jt ,..,n~!um * 11'0\\'0 Bob lVilton. neWI WIRE KSD \\,110 WMAQ WSUISc:ilnct News of Iht We~k ....._ ..... " - __ ' 0, Sanbot'n Hour." Nelson Eddy can be henrd Sun NBC,NIt'1 Fum & Homt Hour: NBC·The Child Grows Up: (tw. KWK IVIBA WBOW WMAQ IITAD,\U for the Ladill 1533) II'A,IF M "rn;n~ Song days at 6:00 p.m, CST (7:00 COT) beginning with ~...... II __ .'''.ft'", 0.' ... IVTAQllollywood on Plra"" 9:00 CST 10:00 CDT WCFL\lu.ie 10' Tod.)' the broadcast August 13. CBS·Let's Prettnd: IVC(O WFAM WTItIJ·lleinie & Hi. Grtnadit.,: 111111' Unl"'ltll.bl. H'II NBC·Ross Trio: WCFL WIBA "True or False" (Williams Shaving Cream) will be WFB~I WKBB WKBII (IW, Htllth Tllk WIRE (IW 15.33) WISD,~lelodiu Forg"Uen 17.83) WIRECW'} Strine EMtmble heard at 6:30 p.m, CST (7:30 COT) beginning with 11 :30 CST 12:30 CDT CBS ,Hi,hwlJ'1 to Hulth: WISS *Ne ..'.: WG" WISN 1\ JJO \~"n .. ltl' Ore" the broadcast Monday, August 14. This program CBS·What Prkt Amtria. drama: IIKBIJ K'10X WFAM I\'FB~I WKBII Albin Bini was formerly heard Mondays at 8:00 p.m. CST KMOX \1'omaQ'. Hour SDkr. WKBH WSBT WOC WKSB WTAQ WKHII weco WIND WAAF Mlric,l: Melody Review *WLS.S .... ' .. ~I ..ktll (9:00 CDT). WHBM WCCO WMBD KMOX (I" .w_,17.83) ' __ u_' ...... 11"11 For W"men Oo,ly WOBM Skull Pr~(\i ~ (1.. ,17.83) "Magic Key" (RCA) moves to a new hour Monday, WCFL Ethon of V~"n. N BC·ChJUlluqul Voung Peoplt'f Wi{OK \I"tni", Va.itli" NIIC·To be ,~nounced: WLI'" WSUI·P"," C.:"lldar; W,athe' August 14, and win be broadcast at 7:00 p.m. CST WHBF·Juwenile Theil... KSD W\lAQ \\'110 (lw·lSJ3) ("OI\ccrl 11'110 WMAQ WBOW... (8:00 CDT). This program features well-known WIlfP·A,,,,,,,ialod Iowa Club ..... ,-_ ...... _ WTlIJ 80v Stoull NBC·Lilttt VarlttJ' Show: WCFL ._ WHO,Arnoid Grimm'. Dllllbler MBS·lloone Count, Folkl: dance bands in addition to a regularly scheduled KII'K WOWO 1 0:00 C ST 11 :00 COT orchestra, dramatic sketches, and novelty acts. WILL·T'av,1IIn1 II'IIBF CIIS ·D«p Ri¥t' B01S :. \\'ISS WJBC,OoU .. Ont WBAkS'lu.day ,,,.. iul Review .N~s WROK WJJD WTAD K"OX II'FA\I WKBB WMHD "Dick Tracy" (Quaker Oats), ace detective of the WJJO· VilUlIono WBOW·\"iCO Counly Arcrioullural "'\IT WTAQ comics, usually heard on Saturdays, Is now broad WLS·The Chort 8oy. Prem.: Studio Prim, ' :1 5 CST 1 0 :15 COT cast on Monday nights. The detective_mystery * WLW·Newt: Livnloct..: Ri •• : W.·B 'I Hoosier Fa .... Cird. NBC ·Ml.nhiltan Melodies: WIRE WGS \larhll: Walll'!" Fland,,,, NBC,SpOrti Sdlool: WC ~'L WfDA KSD WMAQ WBOW drama is heard at 6:00 p.m. CST (7:00 COT). Wtalher: Grain RepOTlI WMT hw 1533) WMBI·Churtb Sehool Prtlll. Of!I:anin HBC ·Lu igi Rllmlntlli's Orcheslr .. NEW PROGRAMS \\'.IIT·To be annllO,lnCld WHA Mu ';c.1 Interlude CBS·Orll'" Moods: WISN WFA" WillA \\'011'0 wen K\\'K \\,FHM wTAQ WKBII WIND AS WE GO TO PRESS: On Thursday, August 17, 1'''OCRadio Bazaar WIIIP·Soulhlllwn Church Hour M8S·Gloomcha~t'1: WGN \VOWO,Dial Twiilotr II'IBA·Tbe Ranth 80)'1 *Se""S: \\~IBD WOC WKUB II .. " "f Juhl Blake: WSBII at 5:00 p.m. CST (6:00 COT) Jessica Dragonette WSUI·Book Shell WILL·Sonp Thai Live KMOX,lth~ic Kilchen \\'eco will be starred in an introductory program-pre \VTAO·Gueso II ConleU WIND 80b Alrhtr, l1li0,. K""·Rhllhm "hk~"rs' Serenade very near future. Horold Sanford and his orchestra WISN·C~rmln llou' IVCCOOPrn Il OUH WIIA lIom".oah" and a mixed chorus will assist the singing star. IVTMJ·Farm"'i" ... Roundup WJBC-Ihwaiiln Sertnade.. WGN ·Ju~e Baker, hom. IIIlnl", WJJIlMu(il Hegedus' Orth. *11 IIBF Nows: Hi, Majnly Ih. Tomorrow night (Friday) Miss Dragonette will 10:45 CST 11 :45 CPT t:n Foru ...... WJBC·Pq:!IJ' Payno. pion_. NBC ·Our Barn· WOWO (lw WT.IIJ·Book"orm Knickerbocker Playhouse, Wednesday, August 9. \\"lIOVoiu of the Farm I~H\ Lights Out. Wednesday, August 16. WJJO,OoI»IOr', Forum WIB.\ Wi •. Alricullu'JI Adivol, WLW 10:15 CST 11 :15 CPT Raymond Paige. 99 Men and a Girl, Friday, August 16. WLS-Acr .... Ibe Mike WIRE )Iarhl Rtt><>rls MBS·Army BI"~' WMT WOC-Sut.tn Fan" Prpo WG" II'IIBF NBC,Lui,i Rominllh'. Orchestrl: WJOC Rh)lhm Rlvie ... IVTlIJ WOWO-"'wiB~ Quarttl WIJD,Salurday Swin( St.. ,,,,, KWK Top ,,' 'I!. MornlD~ WROKCbildTen·. PrJ"'. In,s·Wllrld', Poullry CIIfI!1"en \L\.\F·I.~f" D.nct MBS·CourtnoJ"s G loomdillstrs: WT"lJ Pi ," lmprfl,iIu'iul Premo WCCO WILL ~lu,\C WFB), KMOX WKBB (,,,1'-17.83) WROK Round Ihe Town *1\1111' MonilOr Newl WIHE Dell. B,rd woe WFA~I IVTAQ WISN NBC,JOIn Ellington, son,s: WHO WSUI Farm Fl uh" WIRA Dorolhy Potter $.".1<'<'10 '·WOIIIU .Itd I~ *KWK S~ *WJB(.W""'ln in the Newl Arl World of Tomo.ro",." WIRE (swI533) WT,\1l YMCA Prl"'. WII.L-:\Iusic WAAFThe SpOTl 01 Kinl' WJJD Fred Beck ,Orl.n~1 WTAQ·Fumh.ndl WIRE·OId ~I_b" ll.. 8!uCI Todd, WOBM Son. Souvt1li .. WMOD Juwenile Thtlll< MBS'Xuler CUglt', Orchalr&: 1I ,,,,n ,.....ld.. "1 of Womu P.Jnl~" WHOF An,1 ~·"lp'o .. , WIIOFThe B,ndw",on WMBITttn Aile Bibll Slud, (Continued on Hut Pitt) Pa~ 20 8/44-[ WIl.l.·Fat", HOllr WHA·Mu.ie 01 the ~Ia"t" 4 :10 CST 5 :30 COT WIND-Ci",e Thutu WHlp·A ...c HOllr NBC·The Atl 01 LlYlng. WIHA WJJD·A~Jto'l ..-111 be Wl.W,Aflunoon Edition W~IBI'~h ...~" ·'WI>.1 1',,"111. Ar. l·anl"" to WOWO,Mllsic by CII~U WOWO·Old TIm. Relieion R.U.-Ioa. " August 12 WnOK·Coupl~ on the SltHt: WROK.Rh)'lhm Before Thrff . CBS·AI Warner, comln., WTAQ Int~rludt 2 :45 CST 3 :45 CDT WKBH WKBB WfMI IYMBD WSUT.Today in low. City: R.m. weco woe wrB~1 WISN In;,.;n, lime WB8.II-Te"'b InninK WeCO· ...!.nn. TounS! BII 9:45 CST (ID:45 COT) Nature Sketehe•. WT\lJ BIl.k & Gold IOIortld""te tn rbl ••U ...... lon. WCCO-Voiu of the F.rm Special brndun I.om Roc~, Mcun~in Na. N8C·NII·' Music Clmp: WMAQ 4 :45 CST 5 :45 COT MBS·Gins"ul!;h's Connrl Ortll.: WCFL-Ba,,"all Inlu"iews tlonll P"k. "Flowtrs 01 tile Fadtn!; Seuon" \I'TMJ WI8A 11'80W WIIO CBS·Vaul Embt": IYTAQ woe WCN KWK \\lIBF WIRE WfB\l80hemians will b. Or. G.lg!;'$ subjt(t laday. (~ ..... 953) WKHB WMBD II'!'B~I WbN .llu"olle: WlIA WILL WCN-Th. lAadolf ;\hn ~...... ,' __ L' ...... ~, ... WCCO W.·AM *New5' WJBC W;\IBD WHBf.Pi."o·eLles: Police lIud· NBC·Rhythm by Riurdo: II'ENR NBC·Norsemtn Qultlet: WBOW ---10;30 CST (11:30 COT) Farm and Home \\'011'0 K)IOX.Mo. F. F. A. Cillb. quarte.. Prgm. Hour. WMo\Q KSO lViBA wIRE (,w. *WAAFN'.... " Inle.lude WIBA )Iarktt. The manthly brOldcnl al th, Am.,lun farm IIAAf Universe 01 Melody 953) II BAA.\Jatkel Repo.l. WI:'IO·OrKan & Vibn Hatp Music \1·BAA·P,"1 funk Burelu Feder,lIon. KMOX.F,anc. bilK, bighli"hl. II'BB~I·:'Iew, for Ih. Millu, WJJD·Du~out Interview, witb WC1\,S"ini It KWK lIome PlaIt WFD_\! t'a.m BU'fau "",111. Jack Drff. III/BF,Ur.dlinu of tht DIY WC~'L lIil Royut AfTERNOON II HIP.Jill .. bll~ J.mbo'H *WIUP.Necro New. \\KIlII:.luket: P.t Corner WIlD.' Mllli"y on Ihe Hi~h Se .. WIIO-C<>." D.lt Farm IIour WLS,.\I~rry·Co.R<>und --- 1:00 CST (2:00 COT) Promenade Con cert II'I;';D·S~rts Edilion WIND-Eiihth Ratt: Wuhinglon WJBC-Ch;ldr~n·, Ilour WIDA-Midday Melodiu WMBDF.rm Muhl.: Fltm from London. I'ark WILL·Symphony Ibll Ntw, IYJJD·BaMbaIJ Scor.board WKIHlKidd.U 11011' II'IND.Lupi Italian Hou. WROK " ....I.: 1I0me Folk. ThIS progflm II in eonn"tion wilh the aptn. II":.1BI·)lolh'r Ruth Ing a' tht !orly·hflh SUSOn 01 Promenlde Can· WnOKTea TIme 1'.01;01 WI~NMickty IInth lIollr II'ROK·You. Fa"oflle Band 5:00 CST 6 :00 CDr WJJD-Unde Ervin, farm ad.,ilO \\'SUI-Ball Pia)'.,..' 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D.'lce W~IT.Voiu 01 Iowa: Mukell: 11·IUP·En~le ..ood Hnll. 7:00 CST (8:00 COT) Alka·Seltzer Na· ( ...... 953) \\ INO ~""an llour Cedn Valley lIillbilliu WIlf),Arricllllural Conservation tlonal Barn Dance. IYAAF-Di"itland Band WII\E·Ouhitit Looking in WTADFatm &. Commllnity Hour WJljA~lrlody ~Iomenl. II'BAA-Know YOllr N.ithbor *WISN.~how Window: Ne ... WTMJ.Daily Bulltlia Boatd WII.l.Satllrda) Serenade 7:00 CST (8:00 COT) Vox Pop; Inter. WCfl·~I .. ,ic for Donoi"l IYJJD (;.en. Au'hn * WIRF.,RePOrltr view •• 12:10 CST 1 :10 COT WFB\j·Can,rra Qui~ WlWBlhr &. Denton, 'porl. .WISN N.... " Pram. Prn;t.. Parks Johnson: Wally 8utterworth; Graham II'MAQ Enn,o BQloln",,'. Urch NBC·lndi~nl Tndl~o: KWK WIIA,ThrouKh O,h'r Eyu WMBD·Man on Ibe Strfft McN'mee. II IIIP·Stud,o Thtater WMBOI'«or;a', Chu ••h World NBC·Goldln Mdodlu: WIRE II'~IT Fuoritr TUlle" Jimmie --- 7:00 CST (8:00 COT ) Hit Par ade. II'I:'ID,Spo"s Edition 1I,\lT-U,ili, VI. * Xews: woe II'ROK K~IOX One Wom.n', Opinion (.w 9.53) *KIYK.N,wl Tot~do WAA!,·J;mmie Kouk. pian;.t NBC·To be announ,ed: WOWO WMBI,String' & Vo;ce! \\"BB~I,Chi •• ~o lIour NATIONAL *WHA" Monilor Ne .... WHOW KWK WROK .ll3rhh: Pr~m, Prevllt IYCCQ.\j'nn. Taxpayu,' Au·lI. WCFl.-Labor fl •• ht. . \\'TAON~w. II'HA-Chamber Mu.ic MBS,C,ts 'n' Jammer.: WUBf II'ILL Mus;o WIIIP·Poli.h Am.r;oan Hour *:'Ie"'.: WTMJ WIBA BARN DANCE WIND·Sport, Edition 2 :1$ CST 1 :15 CDT WHO·St.p Brolh." IOIOXOr,~" M~lod,es .. ilh Rulh F YO U Wlnt 10 enjoy ladla II lu WIRE·Publi~e W.lf... K\IOXDope Irom th D~to~1 WII\D·Sporll Edilion Nelson best-a pragram that II dillunl, W~IT·Don ROlh·. Band KWK Th. "an in Ike SIan'll. IYAAFMylh;cal H.llroom. Eddit IVROKKiddott' Club II'JBeS"." & Sw;n~ and w,th ntvtr • dull momenl II'BAA Mdody Time * WKBII·),'e .." Scoreboard ChaH I IITAD,W.!'.A. WHHt' Lucia ThompSon. pianiSI lune In tile Alka·Stllnr Nillonil Barn *WMBD-~tW\l: Pel Corner WBUMAmuicaol AI Work Daace and enjoy I lull hour of ald·tlme WTMJ·D.nce Oroh. WIND-Third R~ce: Wa$h;nglon WROK-Colllmuni,)· Hour WCFt..Whtr. 10 Go. What 10 Do Iln!;lng. dancIng Ind wholesome lun nery 1,45 CST 2 :45 COT Park WT\lJ·Around Ih. Town WFBM·Accidenl Prtanlion Bur. Satu.dIoy night. This Is one 01 tile oldat CBS·Chas. PaUl, ol,anist: WCCO II'ROK 1I.ltn ae.,5oIl. cO\'lg;r! 4 :15 CST $:1$ CDT WCN80b Eloon·. Sports Rev, ... WTAlllAf. Waltz WIIA Siory limt .a_1o pr",r~ms on the Ilr. Uncle Ezra. NBC·Rh,thmic Moods, KWK CBS·NII Brandw~nnt's Orch.: WHlPS)·",phony IhTl Joe Ktlly, Henry BQrr, The Hoosier HOI IYIRE II"\lT 2:30 CST 1:10 CDT WKBH WBlm WI!O-S .. «' & ~ .. io. Shob, Maple Cily Fallr. Ind 4D oubtJ.nd· K)IOX,Slfely Btil~ Speik.tI MBS·H,lmlkers' Orch.: II'IIBF . N8C·Et Chko Splnish Re"ue: WIND-Liebt Oa.. ic ~Iuoic: In, radIO arl;11I (rawd this hIPPY, ull!lrn WBAA·I/oooiu Cor"hu.k ... St,,-,_ WESR 11'01110 hour lull 01 ucitln, fun and mllchlHI en. NBC·Paul Laui's Orth.: WMAQ WIRE·Jr. ChambID·J immy J ackson'. Or.h. * WSUI·Daily Iowa .. of the Air WIBA WBOII' WTAM KOA WTMJ· Danct Ord!. WTAn·Orlall KIIY ...... d weco W06M (sw·lI.83) Whi!""." WMY WIlOF WTAM (0,..·9.53) HBC·Army Maneuvers: WMT MaS·Hawall Calls : WMT KWK KSOChe,i MoK.y '" Cu. N8C.Phll Leunt's Orch.: WMAQ 10:30 CST 11:30 COT WHBF KWK·)!u,icar Premo KWK (sw.9.53) KMOX·Qn,.. ..d Road CBS·Glen Gray's O"h.: IVKBII WE.'IR·R~co,eI Rn,tw MBS·Mus ic by Moanli,hl: WIRE II'SOT WFO~I WISS 11'00\1 NIGHT WAAF·Evening Contert *KSD.Ne"'., Commllnit" Forum WeFl.-Porti of C.II * WGS·Sf"'-" ~fIOrl, WCFL,Makt edit.. , DI"et!aftd IVTAQ WMBD WKBO woe WJR WOWOHome Folk Frolic WCFL·The Lift p ...... W!lAS (.",-6.12) WGN·Jw Reichman'. Orth WGS.St~ve LeoIIlrd'l Or(II. WGN·Dick JllfJOJIS' Oreh. For complete deted/s of WHA·Peue " IHmo,nC)' Lelgue WROK.JombGrH WHO· Iowa B.m Dun Frolle HBC·Ray HtrbKk·s Orcll.: KO,\ WTAM Bi~ To... n WHO,VolI PO!> beffe, pr09'CI,.s. re'e,. to WHAS-Mu.ic Und~r Ihe Sta •• WIOA·Orpn i\lolod,n WBOW WHO WIRE 7:45 CST 1 :45 COT WIOA·Oub ChanliciftO" fire Good l./if•• 11I9 Gilld•• WHBF·~od"'n Melodi" WINDBilll~ Scott's Or.h. WIRE·Dick Reed MBS·Jw Rtichman's Orch.: WMT WIIIP·."oonliKhl §on.11 MBS·Sons of tht pioneer$; WMT WJR·Unbroken Mtlodin WHBF KWK WJRSporlo KWK WGN WIIBF 6 :00 CST 7:00 COT WIBA.Lu,lIe for PU~t " Dt· WLS·Front Poroh Parly WKBII·D.nce O.~h. *S ...." KIIIOX WIND WIRE ,,"OCriCY CaS·Saturday Nltht Serenade: WLW·Boone County hmbofft WlW·Geor~e lI.n·, Or.b. CBS·Let·, Jain the Band: WJR WHAS WMBD WBOM WFBM WMAQ·Ennio OoIO!lnin;'. Or.h. KSD·H~rbie Way'. Orcb. "MOX WTAQ WFAM WFBM WJJD·SIIWC'rtlmt Frolic *WSBT·Newl K~IOX WJR WCCO·Rome Johnson W1SN KMOX WTAQ WFAM WKUS Mae!II"Ofi on P ...de woe WROK·Music '" Sonl WK811·mm"r Mu,ic 1l1'8 JI'."'IIlAn .. Ill .In~ WTMJD.nce Orch. 9:45 CST 10:45 COT WCFL·George He •• be'8er'1 Orch. WHm (.w·15.27) )t",,,. I,o,.e. lit. I' ~". ...111 CaS·Hlrry James' Of cit.: WJR WIIlA·Clllb Cha""cI«. IVL~·lhrn Dance Parlv 8:45 CST 9:45 COT GueU.: Lucille 1I'1l• ..,~n oinl :-(tli"'~r '0 tb. ~t .... Ind WMBD·To be announced CBS·Armchalr Advenlu.es: WISN WMBD WSBT WlW.Eddy Duchin'. Orch and ,"dlo ",a.edle.. nt. Ind Ih~ ~"""II,i,le "'111 orr.·. l<,.onu WMAQLa .... ""ce Welk', Orch. G""'l"t O· Urln. ""..... acto•. WROK-Ma.tu Sin,erl "n~IIIHH"~M ond You .. For .. N BC·Hor;tee Heldt'. Orch.: WSBT WJR WCCO WTAQ WTAM·Oilly CllHilan'l Orch.. HBC·From HOllywood Tod ay: WTADHeadlinll ~n,. T~. u.<'I,.ot ..... III "1,, WKBn W~IBD WFO.\! (.",. WI8A Tl,e IAldl'. In I.(I.~. loI.,,.a WTM/·La.1 Word ,n SPOrll \I'MAQ \\,HO KSD WIRE WTAM *IYTAQ Ntwi 1"'0. l<"u.l.. 1It-,..,,,.de. nd 11.83) MBS·Se~er Ellis' Ofch.: WIRE A d.I..elh~ 110.,. ·'A }Iu.· 10:45 CST 11 :45 COT WTMJ ( .... ·9.53) 6 :45 CST 7 :4S COT Alfund'·'·1 1I.,tlme llaod. WIND·Billi~ s.:ott·, Orch. .New>: WKBB WKOH de.~r \'.71 Oft." ..tIC be pre· NBC·Rn Herbtck's Orcll.: WIRI:: MBS·Troplnl Serenade: WHOF *KSDSew,: Bftnhlrel Levitow', ..at..., tOBlllbl. 10:00 CST 11 :00 COT *WIIOF·N~s· D.nce tun., Orch. "MOX·OId Fasb",ntd Barn Diner .Nrw" WlIlT WIND woelll NBC·A.vllon Time: KOA KFI NBC·Cha.I" B"netfs Orch.: WROK.5owilll Cillb WCCO·p~~ Ktnaedy', Oreh. WCCO·Howard leRoy's Or.h_ \\,OWO W60W KWK WMT KllOX·Franu LIII •• lpo.t, (II... _ 6:30 p.m. CST) WIBA.Hollywood Bnch WTADTtmpo Modtrnt WG~·Grifl \1'ilUams' Orch. WTAQAmrrican W..... 1r WHAS·Ktnlud<} PI.y Puty MBS·Shtp Field's Orch.: WGN WIND-CarlM Molina'. Or~b. 'porll: IIK60 WKHH woe WIND·Pedro De Leon " Ambll· WleA,Hollywood Outh *Sewl: WLS WROK 7 :00 CST 1 :00 COT oadors WIRE 11:00 CST 12:00 COT W)!AQ M.lt Herlh Tna CBS·Htnl")' King'. Orch.: WOOM I\OA D,nner Dllf W'llb Judy CBS·¥our Hit Parade: WISN WISS,SlIp",", Club Woe.N. W. Turntr HIli HBC·LiHle Jack Linle's Orch.: WOOM·Carlo. Mollna', Orch. Wa8M WIIAS WS8T WCCO WKBBSon'l Shop""," WMAQ WMT WMOD WKOO WF8/o1 W1SN WJR KMOX IVFRM IVKSH 9:00 CST 10:00 COT WJR WTAQ WCCO·Americana II IVork *WKBII S"" IllIm SUtt Capitol MBS·Enric MadrigutfJ's Orch.: NB C·Horace Heidl's Orchestra: WCFL-Race Ruulll WKIIO WOC II'MBD WTAQ WSOT·Do .... " Ih~ Avenue KSD WIlOW NBC·Buddy Rogers' Orch.: KOA WGN·Heidelberl Concerl Orcb. r.w-11_83) r.bo KNX KSL al WT,IQ·Mdody Time WGS wIRE WOOW WTMJ II' IIA·Or,an Rtverit 10 p.m. CST) cas·Oel Courlney', Orch.: WCCO CBS·Jack JennY'1 O.ch.: weco 8:00 CST 9:00 COT WISS WUSM WTAQ KMOX NBC·Ted LtWis' Orch.: WMAQ WHAS·Dr. Cha.l" IV. Wtleh N BC·Alka·Se!tur NaUonal Barn MBS·Symp~onk Stfings: W~lT WISN WKOII WFBM W88M II'tIIp·Lithuani,n IInu. Dance; Uncle Eua; II rn.y OUrt; KMOX WKSS WSST (5w·6.12) MBS·Garwood Van's Oreh.: WMT NBC·Barney Rlpp's Orch.: (I"'· KWK WIIBF WGN WIRE WlB,\ Dinntr Melodi" 1l00.ier Ilot Sholl; Mlplr Cily 9-53) HBC·Alka,Seltnr Bun Dlnce: *Ne... " WMBD \VIIO woe WJR WIND Today' O.... b.n Glme Four; Arkit; Ann. Pat '" Wi\lT KOA WOOli' wnu KWK WFB:l1 WHAS WROK WKSH KSD'Mlloio YOII Wlnl IIJJD.Twilicht Tampo. Judy; MIle (ktel; Joe Kel· CBS·To be annollnud: (1.... ·11.83) WGOF (Ilso ,ec 7 p.m. CST) KWK ·Sporh Rni"" WENR·Milt 1It1'1"" Trio WLW·Renlro Valley Folk Iv. m.c.; Glenn Welty" Orch., NBC·Benny Goodman's Orch.: HBC·Jot Rints' Orch.: KSD WFAM Youn, Amtriu on Ih' AI, WHAS·Di.k Cisne's Orch. WMOD·Sporll: Hit. of the Day Gut'lS: IVLS WLW (also It 9 'KSD WTAM WIOA WTMJ KOA *WHBF .S_I: Sports Rni.w WHO·Tavern in Ihe Town WTA~I II'~UI·D'nner 1I0llr Prim. p.m, CST) IIiRE I'o'MAQ WLW WOO\\' WLS·S.t·1 Barn DIn •• WI8A."Ib, Willow. ,____ .. '01,1.,1 .....__ ,...... ". _. _. *N~ wl; WlaA IVKBO WTAQ WTADSporll Vie ...... Reviews KWK·hullre P'.lcIt W1SDRhylhmic Ace *WLW.Puer Granl. n~w. *WIND·Th. Nile WII'~: Talk. WG:'I-Johnny Dav;s' Oro". *WJR·:'It"I'. Comes 10 ure WTAM.Tom lIIacninl S ..... " Music 6 :15 CST 7:15 COT MBC·Vo~ Pop: WTA~I WMAQ WTMJ·Toda}'·. Event' WIRE· Dane. ~ KSD WIRE h .... ·9.53) WHASKe"lucky Play Parly WLS·Bnn Dance V.rittin CBS,Let', Join tbt Band: WKBO * IHIHF"rwl: SflOrt~ Spark. WlW Dance Orch, 10:15 CST 11 :15 COT WKOII·AIl-Reqllnl Pnr:m. MBS·Fles~ Time: W\IT WIlBF CBS·Jatk Jenny', Orch.: II'JR IILW·Bennie Slton(, Orch .SewI: WM8D woe WHO·Oert Hi.,.h Prts('nll WMAQ.LI"nnte W~lk'a O.ch.. Woe·Oill Voss' Flln Club h~IOX.Otn ~·eld·. O.(h. G.ant Pa.k Concert : WCFL 1\'INDJimmy Jukaon·, Orcll. WlIIBD·Tun~. of Today WKBIl *I\WK-Sl>Orto ~inal: N~w. WGN WI"D WKBS What Is It f WIlOK.Nighl Club of the Ai. NBC·Horace Heldt'. Orch ,: WIIO II·TAM.Bob Mill ..'. Orch. IIIJ8"·CadOi Molina', Orch, *Nows, W!.UI waolV WK8H H.pid Ad WSBT·J •• k Coffey'. Orch. WTAM End of Salu. day Prcgrams
KWK·Adlllt Education Coun~il 01 WTAD·Churcb Or,ln MUli. WIND·Melodi .. 01 Rom.not MORNING ~t. Lou •• SUNDAY, August 13,1939 11:]0 CST 12:30 COT W I ~N lIome Own",. WAAF~lyth;cal Ih,l.oom HBC ·Sllnd,y S!m~hon'tte:\IMAQ IYJJD-Anson Week.' Orcb. WBOW -~lIn.hin. 11 011' II'Lli' (.",.15_ l) WKBO·WPA Prem. *StClr III progrClIII IIsfill9' WCCO·Ramona Gtrharel CBS·Wllber, Bro ... n St.lngs· IYMBI·Round Table IIlH 1111 IItv". MBS·Radlo Warblers: WHBF MBS·Betty &r Buddy: WHBF I"dlcaf•• II.WI broodc:ast. II'FO~I II'KBB woe II'TAQ (.",. 12:15 CST 1:15 CDT WFAM ~lt""l Munderinu KWK WGN *\\,A AF~ew. 17.83) *Sews: IYROK WKBB 8:00 CST 9 :00 COT WIIIP Gonnan Hour WBB\I,SlInday Sunshine WBB~I~lan on tht St.~d NBC·Contin,ntal Varielie$! KWK IYAAF-Spottidol M.lodiu WIIODi~k Ltibe'l. ",..nill WeFL,Rhumba C.lc WCCO·Kidoodl~rs NBC·Highhghts 01 t~e Bihle: \I'E~'R WOBMConcerl Echou I~IHA SO''''tJlan Hour WJJD·S.nIHlla', Or Parade II'LS·SPCl'" 11:00 CST 12;00 COT IYAAFTowrr Tun .. WMAQ-SonK' 01 Ibe IInrl *Nrwo: WGN WIBA WJJD t.w.17.53) W~IT·Mu'ic.l Cloc k CBS·Church 01 Iht Alf! WCCO WCFL·Con.erl Pr~m II'M81 \Ioody M~mo"ol Ch urch WROK Mu"c M.ntro, PinK II'KB8 woe WFAM KMOX ( ..r. WCFL·Ecbo.. of H.vana *IYIND·("u.ronl S.ws t'I~:~~·~,,..,~f'~!:'~f ~~Ule~;' u~: WTMJ ">Sltfi of Rh),!hm WTAD·Muliul Vari.l;u WIRE·Sllnd., Conctrt ~'"\Ir WTMJ Ma. ter Df Cla ••io, 0:00 p.m. Continutcl) 4:15 CST 5:1 5 CDr WAAF,SuPPl'r Danct NBC.(h.ubuqUi Sympbony Con· *WCFlAle,..s c",t: WMAQ W80W WTMJ Check tile programs YOII wo.t til "ear today WGN .Jntmnie Davis' Orcb. WIBA WI~D · WPA Ordleslra Albe'l 8t_1 con"oc,", tbe .... ORNING general of the Firsl Army ~nd Second Cor,s, WJBC·Girls Trio o,..;,b"""o, Gf>!>.,t& MlQaetle, will be hurd from New Vorl<. ind Mijor Ge~· WJJD·Fred Beck, nrganisl celilit. I, IJ>e ruut ""101,,. - 9:30 CST (10:30 COT) MAjor BOWel' Ifll J.mes K. P,'sons. tommlnding gentr,1 of WROK .Salvation Army NBC-E.ntrn Griss Court Tennis Capitol FAmily. WTAD·Doblwrs Hot Shot, Finals: WENR ( lw.15.33) VOCIIIlSIs and orthestrll. t~e Third Corps. will be heird from WISh· lnglon. 4:30 CST 5:30 CDT *KSD New" l.i&htnin· Jim -10:00 CST (11:00 COT) Radio City MUllc HBC·Grouth Club, comedy" mu· *WAAF·Bud Wmiams. ""... 5:00 CST (6:00 COT) People'. Platform. . ic: WlW WMAQ WIIO KSD WCFL·Mu.ic far Dancing Hall. String orchestril. with Maurice Bilton tonduct· (s,..·9.53) WHII'·Rt. Rn. l.too Grochowski 5:00 CST (6:00 COT) Aldrich Family; ~;<'u ....~_ ... ing. Robert Wudt, buitone. lnd Hlro!d 8en· \\ HO·LJghlninJ Jim Whipple Comedy Sketch. MBS·Everett Hflgl~nd's Orch.: nett, Ilutist. will be the soloists. WIRE·RhythlA Rnue Comedy sketth, st,ITrin9 Elra Stone. young wG~ KWK WHBF "~.;e _" ... ,." ~_ ...... O~ ..... WISN · G~m s of Romanct __ 1 •• "",,~ ... 3. BroadwiY st... CBS-GlInuy In HnUywood: Sum. WJJD·Malinet Modern. lAor Thoator: KMOX WFBM WlW - Tru~ Siory Time 5:30 CST (6:30 COT) Fiteh Bandwagon. AFTERNOON WBB~I (swll.83) WMSI·General Music Prgm. Fuluring up·in·coming binds 01 t~e you~gn L'..... , ...... 1 ... ---12:00 CST (1;00 COT) NationAl Hillh .w ..... ,... _ WMT.Wtlcome Stran~er genuition. with Glrry Morfit. M. C, NBC-PIUI UVI!'S Otch.: WII.IA WOC-~htnil\' Jim SchOOl Orchestra. WSOw WOWO WCFL *WOWO·New, This progrim oliginltn ill tht Nition,' Music 5:30 CST (6;30 COT) Radio Guild; DramA. WROK·Mu~ic Graph, *WAAF-News by Ulmer Turotr CimJl e. '''''K h.1 J""l'e.", wnian In ! titUI~ Duma: WCW WFBM WKBB WTAQ wM8D CBS·Choral Prgm.: WIND WKBS II'BO\\'-Old Refrain' ~t""t HeArted M.. n. "I' the WCCO·Wayzala Malar Races 1I"'k WMAQ WHO IVTMJ WIRE WOC WFAM KMOX (0.. ·17.83) II ~IBD II'FIlM WFAM (. w.n.S3) WISN·Bas.ball Game ~ bMU " . "lid Lo.~r Come WHBF·Gospel Temple Services to .lIe. o«.red ~1 Ih" ~o,~,"bl •. WBOW WIBA ( lw.9.53) Thl. PTO/lrftm orl,.-lna le. or MBS·VI " Alexandtr', Orchestri: WTAQ ·Federal HousinK Prgm. WIBA·Music by Cugal Fw .....11 ... _ ~\,"ft ...... ,... the 1<'01 .. roh' 01 Svrln"ft~ld. KWK CBS·Wtekend Potpourri: WM8D WlW-Deacon Moo",', Orch. KMOX .lnterviews from Slate of IIIh,ol._ I< torum ot YOOOK 4:00 CST 5:00 CDT WKBS WTAQ WSBM WOWO ·Temple Service f. ru,,,r" OI,d "]IE'ddt .. . eml . will N8C,PlIul Wing'S S""lIlng Bee: Muny O""ra I>f> h ..." on tMo broade .. t. CBS.AII·Amtrlcan Soap Box Oer· MBS·GrifC Wililims' Orch.: KWK WROK·On with the Dance W~IAQ WIIO WIRE Wl.W ( ow· KSD·Rosario Bourdon', Orth. MBS·Noblldy·s Children; WMT by: WFBM woe KMOX WKBB WGN WH8F IVTAD·BiU Smilh·. Trio WAAF ,Jimn>ie Kozak, pianist 9.53) WMRD I'ISBT WKBH WBB .\! WHllF KMOX·Columbia Workshop NBC·Ridio Guild Drami: WOWO Wn1J · Or~an &. Harp WIl IH'-Swedisb s.-rvit...... " _ ...... L'... ~I ..... "'.... \I'IBA WMT 2:15 CST 3:15 CDT HBC·Hall of Fun: WMAQ WlW WAAF·Curlain Calls NBC·AII·American SOIiP BOI Der \\' IIlP · Bibl~ InterpreU tions: Con 1hs NBC.Musit Festiul: WENR WMT 3:00 eST 4:00 CDT WSOW WI::~R WOWO \\'ENR WMT KWK (.w.1L8n WGN·Swing It WTAD ,S""d'l" Even;l\~ Concert *NBC·News Irom the Nation'l KWK·P;ano tle~illl MBS·Van Aleunder's Orc~tstra: WIHP·RO$eland B~lh.ny Church 5:45 CST 6:45 CDT WO~;c ...." ... _ ...... ,. _k.. Ca pllol: WSOW WESR WOWO WAAF-Mu,ic ale Mootrne II'IIBF *I'IIND News of the World CBS·Wethnd Potpourri: WCCO liMO.'( Of Mon & Boob I\'OWO-:iunda} Con«rt WROK Eveninl COtIcttl ' :45 CST 9 :4S COT NBC·The Aldrich hmily. Sketch: E-8/44 Plge 13 * I\\H; ·Spo.ts: N.,,'S WTAD Edilh nay~. wn~. 7:4S CST 8:45 COT CBS·Army Maneuye'5: WTAQ KOA \\'BOI\' WIB.\ WIRE I\AAf s..oday ~.""ade 6:30 CST 7:30 CDT NBC· lrene Rich, _rilma: WENR WMBD WF'BM weco WKBH WDlJ (also He 5 p.m. CST) WCF l ·lIbor FI.,hIM MBS·Gotdman B,nd Conttrt: W~IT KI\K WLW (aho ., 9:15 WHAS WJR WBeM WKBB HBC·Phil l ennn Orch.: KWK SUNDAY WHBr,Spo'lI Trail WHBF WMT p.m. CST) woe «w-l1.83) WENR WISN-Ttnth Inning ...... ,.. _Ul.'._ .. lI.jo. Gener. 1 HUb ". Dr .... CBS·Henry King's Orch.: WFBM WKBII·Sport . 1ash WAAF·Evening Cone'"t WBOW WPA Prs-m. ...<1 llajor Jftm.. K. I' ..... a. August 13 wUl ~h·e a pr... lew of I~o war WMBO WIIAS woe WKBB WLW ·Melody Magi( WGN·Steve L~onard't Orch.. WGN·J<.>hnny D'vis' On:h. * WHI3F Let'. D.Ilee, New, ,alii •. WCCO WBBM IV1SN WKB H WOC·Spart5 Summary WIIlP·Moonlight Sonata WSBT WROK·1i"opical Moods WJJD,Supperlimt Frolic KMOX.FlIn.e Lau. 1V0,t. 10:]0 CST 11 :]0 CDT 8:00 CST 9:00 CDT WCFl·Jack Kdly'. Orch. KMOX·American •• t Wotk WMBD,Cont ~rt Hall of the Air CBS· DIAU Orch.: weBM WISS NBC.N"tional Symphony Of(~.: WIBA ·Club Chanticlur WCFL·Oon Moore'. Ship WROK.studio P'rly WHO KOA W~IAQ WlW WTAM of WF6M WKBB WTAQ W~IBD *W~IT·N ...... Drum5 NIGHT WTA.D·Parsonlll .t M.ple Vll~, (.w·9.53) IVJR WKBH woe WHAS (sw- 6:45 CST 7:45 COT WSBTJack Caffq'. Oreh. WGN-Griff Wi!1iamt' Or.h.. 6.12) "'I:!o~:~r" ~~""JV,$al~:r'~~ 9:00 CST 10:00 COT WIIBF·Crim><>n Trail MBS·Johnny Davi.' O,ch.: WGN *WKBB·Ntw. WINO.Jimmy Jackson's Orell. Us. fb Good L1d ... /'" WTAD·T~mpo Mod~rn~ ~in~:·t~~· il:~nii~::~o~:~I:;:! MBS.Old f ilibiont-d Reylnl: WIIDf WMT Guide Gild dOllbl. Yair WMT WJR·The Hermit', Cne 7 :00 CST 8:00 COT I.lft. b7 8trau... ond It.llon WLW-Georgt 11111'. Oreh. NB C·O~e Man'5 hmily: KPO n.dlo ell/oym. nt. t;.prl"" hy T/IC~aI.ow.k7. .111 NBC-Hoble Sissie's Orch.: KWK KFI (also see Wednesday Prgm •. CBS·fard Summer Hour: woe M tbe " .. ",ber. i>t"t.ebt~ b,. 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MBS-Vlughn ~f Lulh, songs: H8C-Rthurnl Time: KWK WISO·~cond R.Cf; Wuh"'&ton WOOW WIRE WENR WGS-S"ing It WTlIJ Your Family" Mi ... wen MBS.M~s. &: MuSlCC: WHB.· Park CBS-Lile and LGU 01 Or. Sunn; WHA·Chaptt-r I Day CBS-This Day b Dun, ,k.lch: WGN WJJO·Ou'l""l lnt .. ~i..,.·. 10:45 C ST 11:45 CDT WrBM WlIIP.Polilh·Ameriun Hour HBC ·firnide Singers: KSO KMOX WBB\! WCCO WM80 *1\'LS·News; Ilomemlkfrs' Premo WllO·Son!(fellowl *Newl' WTAQ WKBH WMBO.Kitty Kc~llt .•kttoh MBS·Johnson family; WUBF *N£wI: WBAA Will *KSD-News: Marketl Wlll-Tbe Br\ll.dca.l~rl HBC·NII·I fum" Home Hour: WMT·Judy '" Jane WMT WINO·Sports Edilio" WLW KSD.Si"~i'" Sam WAAF·Son~ Shopperl 11'0011' Fa.", I'i.ilo WROK Mar~.rtl F.~lof, ,incor NBC·Musi~ FHtivat; \\'IBA IYJBC,S"ei:t & Swi"~ WBAA~1arktl lIeporh C8S·0ur G,I Sunday, WIIOF·Orlmas of life WTAO·Or. Collin, WJJO.B.~ball SooN1board WBBM M~n 0" the Strut WIIO.M""I Mi., Julia WIIHM KMOX W/I1P·SonJ Shop.,.,," 2 :00 CST 3;00 COT *WMBO-N."s: F. lJ. 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KSO WIRE WHO WLW WTMJ 1I"5U1low, Facl, WMT VoiH 01 10 ... : !obrbl., IVTAQ·Noon Conurl CB5-Bluegru1 Bttvitles: woe WTAO All for Ihe ladie. C~ar Valley Hillbillies 1 ;30 CST 2 :30 CDT I\"TAQ IIh,·tllm '" Homann woe Rllrtb!et ill Rb)'lhm NBC·W.lu fuorites: WIBA WKBIl WfBM WTAQ WMBO WISH WFAM WKBO " ... -17.831 II"TMJ II.,nit " IIi, G~ .. adi..., WOWO·Na.ne the Tunt NBC·~p~r V,un~'s f,mily, 11 :30 CST 12;30 CDT IVTAD Firm " Communi ty Hoor .hlch II'nlJ "\lAQ WHO MBS'To be ,nnounc": WHBF CBS ROld of Lile, ,kelc"; weco WTMJ·Oaily Bull.tin Soard WIRE WlW KSO KMOX Dope fron' Ihe OUJOllI WDaM 12:30 C ST 1:30 CDT C8S·Swlng Seren,de: WISN woe KWK Man on Ihe Slandl NBC·Cuolinl" Go I d, n Sto,.: CBS·To be annouMed: WFB\I IVKBB WTAQ WFBM WKBH \\"CCO Oa .. bal1; Minnupolis YO. WilD WlW W~\AQ (.w 15.33) CBS,Vour flmll, '" MllIt · WSDT (s... 17.83) Indian't>oli. WHBM WMHO KMOX (.w. MBS,Pl.II1 Decker's Or(h.: WCN WHIP-Wlln Tim. K)IOX.Judy '" Jan. 17.83) WllL·Tr.ul"",e hSDG..... u 1I ~1l·. Orch KMOX-One Wo,",n'. Op'nion IVINO Fourlh Rue; W.. hingtoo EVERY WEEK IN KIVK ~h Sterel Diary NBC ,VIll.nt L.d" ,uteh; IVlW * KWK Nf'''' Musical Inlerludt WIRE WMAQ WA ,l f \Iood in Blue Park WBOW.Prewntllion WMBI·Queotio" Hour WCFlMeel Ih. folk. * Newl. WIBA WHO WOC WBAA famo"l lIomH IVTAD·V.riely Prem. II'FO~I lloosie. Farm Circle weco WBB)! Flanagran,. II'GN )larhlS: Midday Service Rhtlhm Rascal" WTAQ WTMJ WBOW Mu\ic: for Mu 1 :00 C ST 4 :00 CDT WIlA·Orl'" Gtn.. KII'K Dave Wrichl SIn,s WGS-u.n. Sal¥o.Ot,aniJl NBC.Music f .. lin!: WIBA WHBFHymn. 01 AU Churches IIAA'-Markett: Health Talk II'HA·Mu$lul I· .... UH WOIVO WIIIP·SoUIMown Chu.ch Hoar WBAA Luntheon Dlnc. nmf *\\'HBf Miui ..iP!>i Valley Newt NBC·Kltl1 KHf\I. ,kitch: WHO WIBAChur~II 01 the Air WBOW·SITHt Rtp«ter \\'1'<0"1>0'" Edition WMAQ WI.W wnu KSD 1/44-E 5:45 CST 6:45 CDT NBC·To be aMounttd: I{OWO CBS-Dan te Drch.: WBB\! WJ" MBS·lnslde of Sports: IVLIV WillA WESR II'SOW MBS·Olck Juriens' Orch .: WGN KII'K WGN KWK Lan. Ranier !>poIDr: WLW 9 :45 CST 10:4S COT WTAO-TDni~ Tunes $hIre. ""ROK-Trut 01 Fab.e NBC·AI Oonahut's Orch.: WMAQ W.u.f.TO"tr Tune, WTAQSa,,1 Sisttr.. IOn" II'SUITranl Radio Stuiu WIIO II HUll-.\li.sus COB 101 Mlrkd WnlJ-Sports AfTERHOON 1:00 CST 9:00 COT weFWuk Kelly', Crt//., CBS-Oilnce Orch.; WSUT ___ 2:00 CST (3:00 COT) Mu.le Featlval from CBS·Grant Puk Conurl; WCCO WFAMB,IL Scortl WOC WKBB WTAQ II'KBII NaC -Horlee HeidI's Orthestril: WIIUF·PianG-tlttl; U·Guus-1t NIGHT Switzerland. \IRO\1 WII8D WE.'1l \\I/';OEi,hlh Ra~t; WJ.!lh.in,IDD This progrilm is in (Onnec:lion with Ihe Luctrnl NBC-Kay Kyser's Prgm.; Virgin1. hWK\lr KHn. Trlcn- of LoI' I'a,k Inltrnational Music FesllnL Arturo Tosn"ini Simms; Hltry Bahbitt & Sully P'''on. YOII hit•• WIRE.!>!alin" Varittiu KnoW' b.lor. will (Ondu(\ an orcheslra 01 n,nlly men pltked Ma ...n. ,·orali.lI: WIBA WTMJ 1I'11II~-IIDltywood Silt Club WJJO.Ben Kanln Shdy tiro Good Llst.llllt, from the btlt muslul ,roups in Sw'tztrland. WIlO KSO KOA WLW WBOII' IVI!-ID Rai"bow Trio WKBU-Kiddie. lIour Guld•• Zinkil M,l,noy. so pr,no; Ktrslln Thorborg. I'/TAM WMAQ WIRE hw-9.53) wLWBt""y Strons'_ Orch. II ~IUO.Happy Trail! .110, Ind Nicolil Moscon ... bns. all of Ihe Md· HBC·Ha\'l Sym~hD"y Orthestra: 10;00 CST 11;00 CDr WMT·Sinprr.' Sam 6:00 C5T 7:00 COT WOC-Man Dn SltHI topalill-n Opt'a CD" will be Ihe solOist'. WESR IVOII'O KWK WMT CBS·Hury Jilmes' Orch.: WBBM NBC·One M~n'$ FJmlly, drama: WSBT IVTAQ (,w.6.12) *wOWO·uob WillOo. neWI WMAQ WLW WIRE KSO WliO ___ 5:00 CST (6:00 COT) Fred War1ng In II'CFL_Jaek K~IT"', Orch. weco WIIOK.WPA Oull_ IVGS.Romance in Rhythln WTAM WTMJ (also He SUft. Plea,ure T1me. NBC-Whilt's My Name? (luiz WTMJ-WiscD,uin Slatt Fair Prg~. II 10:30 p.m. CST) *WIIBF N.". Pnlm.; KOA Kf1 (also He 7 1V11-i0 -Jimn>y Jackson' Orch. CBS-Honolul\l Bound: KMOX HIGHT p .n, CST) $:00 CST 6:00 COT WISS ('onccrt Unlle. Ih~ ~I'rs HBC-Euy AUs, skl\th; WENR WflIl1 WBB~1 WFAll weco NBC ·Artie Shlw's Orch.: WCFL ___ 6:00 CST (7:00 COT) H onolulu Bound. II' no" .Victor lIour WO\\'O WMT WJR WHAS IVIS!>! (''111'·15.27) WSlll·Alblltll of Artisls (al ... KNX KSl al 10 p.lII. CST) Phil Baker. clmedlln: Btelle ilnd Bottle; An NBC·Jan Savill's Orch.; WBOW *MBS-fIIltDn LII"IfIs, Jr.. com· drews Slsl"s; Lyn Murrily's orchestra. 8:15 CST 9:15 COT menl,lor: WHBY MBS·Hame Three, Quiz pr,m.; MBS -Roma"ce .. Rhylhm; WG1i *'1two: IVJR 11'110 I\'IIBO \YO' HBC-Frtd Warin, In Pleuur. WG'I 6:00 CST (1:00 COT) One M.n·. Family: WHBF WHAS WFUM WROK WKBII K)IOX Or~la Mtlodin TiQlt': WMAQ KSO WHO NBC-RilnSDm Shermiln Presenb: Serl.1 Dram •. \If·FI.·~",,,u CBS-RhyUnn Ruul1; WTAQ WOII'O KWI\ B;)O CST 9 :30 CDT "WK 511urlS Roy".. WOC WKBB 6:30 CST (1:30 COT) Hobby Lobby; Wf.~R ~Iu.;c You Wlnt, Wbn *Se"s: WLS WROK MBS-Congress on Edunlion for \'.... \\'Inl It Sparh: WHBM WLW Sporh: WKBB WKBH WMT Interview,. [)r,n.,..rac)- WCS WMT WHBF Guest : Lowtll Thomn. WG" ~It,-en Lean ..d·, Orcll. KNOX·ruMe Lauz. hi",Ji(hlt woe ,...... ' -- ~~-.... &_. * \HIOF.'1."" A.ound the Dil KWKIIDme Pbll KWI\·\tu.ical Prgtn. CBS-Congus. on EdllUlion for mond Soflball St¥lS WBO\\ ~I ....n·. EditoriaL Lub 6:30 CST (1:30 COT) Paul Whiteman'. IkmIXracy: II'IIAS KMOX woe WAAF·B.n'1 Ba...t..l1; illilWlluket "J. CBS-liarry James' Orch.: WKSII WIBA-Concert H.ll WIll WKIIS WMBD WI'IO-Cermln Hour WMBD·Spath; Hit 01 Iht D., Hew York PhilhilrmonlC Orchestril. ;'1. P."I WKBU·Rhapsody in BrI. WIRE·Lone R.nser WMSI·Kine, Me'Hnleu NBC ·Jan Silv1l1's Orch.: WHO *WISN·Show Window; NNt WSut-Oinller Hour f'nI;m. 7:00 CST (8:00 COT) What'a My Name? WMOO,ZinIlO WTAM WTAOSparh View, & Rnitw, (l Ull pr",ram. with Fred Uttal ilnd Arlenl WOWO-illaster Singers WJJO.Uutball Scortboard WSUJ·ThP Iowa Sporhmln MBS -Guy Lom bardo'S Orch _: WMBO-Pel Comer: M,ny HapP)' II'TAQ 1"''rIck Cimlunny Francl •. II'IUlF 6:15 C5T T:15 COT B:45 CST 9:45 cpr Return, 7:30 CST (8:30 COT) George Jesse!'. Sp"rU: K~IOX WOC WMBHlesulfe NB C·Ransom Sherman: WMT CB5·Congff» on Edllution for *K\I'K-Ntwi WOWO.HDme folks Celebrity Program. Democracy; WOC KMOX W.·BM II'CCOeed.ic Adam. *N'''$; WMBO woe Peltt V~n Shedt"', orehtstra. Guest: Mrs. WKBO WKBII wm WIIA S \I'HIJGypsy Feut *KWK'<;rorlf Final' Sewt WFBM Mu~i( in Ihe Nilht Th eodore Roosevllt. Jr. W:,IJT WBB~I WTAQ (.w.9.65) 5:15 CST 6:15 COT WBOW !I~,,·.ii.n Sertnade WIIA<;·Geol'le W.lsh NBC·Mr. Kun, Trlcer of LDst IVlm.- lo,1 Empirt. drama ___ 8:00 CST (9:00 COT) Kay Kyser', Pro *1\ 1"0.11',,,,1' Sportl WIBAllollywood BOlch WI\SBWllal Is Itt WI!;'1 Te",h Innin, Pfl'10ht, dram.: WENR WMT WKBB Dinner Concrtl gram. WKISH.Oi,mer Music WI1UO·Thclma Jun p.u~h WLII Buddy .·i.h.r·s Or~h. CBS-O~tdoor$ with BGb Edge: MUiinl (l~i:; Vlrg1nla Simms: 5ully MlSon: II'LS-Sporll *WOWO·Ne"s WTllJ D""u Orch. 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