Uncle Sam Probes the "Pot O' Gold" 16 ADDED PAGES of MOVIE NEWS HOW GABLE GOT HIS $2,000,000 JOB ILLUSTRATED BULLS and BONERS!

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Uncle Sam Probes The "Pot o' Gold" 16 ADDED PAGES OF MOVIE NEWS HOW GABLE GOT HIS $2,000,000 JOB ILLUSTRATED BULLS and BONERS!

John Kieran of "Information, Please":"Ifrequentlycarry books on my person in strange "" places."-L. A. Berridge,100 1... AlgerStreet, Grand Rapids, Michigan. (Jan. 27 over NBC.)

Announcer: "Here is Jack Hyl ton'sarrangement of Johnny Green's beautiful 'Body and Soul." -) oil!' ' - ) -Marjorie Harper, 515 E. North St., Buffalo, N. Y. (Jan. 28, WBNY.)

THEY ALSO SAID... One dollar will be paid for every broadcasting boner printed on this page.Your boner- a ludicrous error or a statement with twisted meaning made by some raci;o performer-should be accompanied by name of station and broad- caster, dateof program. AddressBullsand Court, Chicago.Ill. Incase more thanone reader submits the same boner, prize goes to contributor whose letter bears earliest postmark. In case of tying postmarks, all tying contestants receive prizes.

Announcer: "Mr.Kaltenbornwill speak tonight on the war at the Meth- odist Church."-Charles A. Stephenson, Shenandoah, Iowa. (Jan. 30 over CBS.)

PeterGrant,newscommentator: "Many have climbed Mt. Washington and many have found it full of terrors including this reporter."-Mrs. Marshall Brown, Presbyterian College, Clinton, S. C. (Feb. 4 over Station WLW.)

Announcer:"If you wear Oshkosh B'Gosh overalls you'll never have trou- "Farm Broadcast" announcer: "Buyers were operating rather ble with fits." --Mrs. Paul Steger, 411 skeptically on the higher -priced end of the cattle."-Delcie Gray, West Arnold Street, Marshfield, Wis- Hughenden, Alberta, Canada.(January 23 over Station CBK.) consin. (Feb. 6 over Station WCCO.)

1-PAIE REM AVIAN!

Sam Hayes, news commentator: "People running for shelter were women and old men carrying babies and children loaded with food."-M. M. Cornell, R. R. 3, Hood River, Ore. (Jan. 25 over NBC.) NEXT WEEK An even more thrilling news -packed aid photo -crowded

Movie & Radio Guide LANA TURNER is a budding movie we rush all pertinent news to you. star.Artie Shawisagenial The Turner -Shaw nuptials took place RADIO maestro and a radio star.Last on February 13.This copy of MOVIE week they were married to each other AND RADIO GUIDE WaS on your news- in a breath -taking elopement. We men- stand either February 21 or 22. Only tion them here in order to express eight days.ater.Thatiswhat we again the new policy of MOVIE AND mean by streamlined news service.

RADIO GUIDE. . . First, we find here Or look at the story on Page 22 titled the perfect union of the two entertain- "Madeleine Carroll Goes to War." Miss ment fields to which we devote our Carroll decided recently on a dash pages. This one event is big news for abroad and back. Only closa friends all who enjoy the movies as well as knew the facts. Our story reveals them

those who follow radio's bandsmen. before she returns from Europe . . . Other stories which break regularly As we promised, radio itself will con- find stars and programs and pictures tinue to receive itsfull measure of so delightfully scrambled that "all the attention. A part of that measure is king's horses and all the king's men" ourstory on Page4,"Uncle Sam cannot decide whichisradio and Probes the 'Pot o' Gold.' "So here is CANDIDATE VOICES ROAR. WHO ARE which is movie. Nor isit necessary. the second number of our new MOVIE TIE MEW WHO SEEK OUR VOTES? We are observing both fields and re- AND RADIO GUIDE. We Submit it with RIAD "COWBOY IN THE WHITE porting thereon with a fidelity and a the sincere hope that its contents are HOUSE?'-ABOUT JOHN GARNER speed which we trust is of service to of genuine service as well as eloquent

all who read us . . Second, we want testimonytoour ambitionsforthe MOVIES to mention the swiftness with which future. -The Editor.

Movie and RADIO GUIDE M. L. ANNENBERG, Publisher Vol. 9.No. 20.February 24 -March 1, 1940 /31 Plymouth Court, Clicago. Ill.

RADIC CONTENTS MOVIES Bulls and Boners Facing Page 1 Clear All Wires 20 Reunion for the Vallee Family 2 Zorina and Richard Greene 21 Coming Events 3 Madeleine Carroll Goes to War 22 NAE CA -LBETTE DAVIS AMERICA'S Uncle Sam Probes the "Pot o' Gold" 4 This Week in Hollywood. 24 HUSSY." OUR INTIMATE Along the Airialtos 6 The SenSatioral Mr. Gable 26 'BELOVED Hat in the Ring 10 Major Robert Rogers Marches to 1 -DRY EXPLAINS ALL. YOU MUST READ You Asked for Them and Immortality 27 HER INiPIRING STORY NEXT WEEK Here They Are 11 This Week on the Screen 30 the March of Music 12 Will Jiminy Cricket Be the Listening to Learn; Rhythm Kings; "Dopey" of 19402 32 PROGRAMS Polling -Place 14 CertifiedAutographs 34 The Wizards of Farce (Part II) 15 The followinglistrare- sourceofpicture, ptdisliedIntill, Issue. Page I NBC: Page 2- William H ler. Jack Albin. He Keeps the World's Diary 16 WarnerBros..CBS : Page 4- JackAndo : Page5 -Bruce Bailey:face Bruno ofifollyuwol ;Page "harleiP.

On the Bandwagon 18 Seallooll;Page II Gene Lester. W Winger :Page 9 Maurice seynfour ;Page In Internal 101121 New.: Page II-- T. On Short Waves 19 Hoff. E Hicharl son: l'age 12 --Jean Vasilcti. CBS Page 37-53 15- Bruce Bailey; PageI 9-Internet Iona! News Page1 - This Week's Programs Internal Iona' New Page 2I-loth Contlfry VonPage 22- 25 Brain -Busters; V. 0. L. 54 WilliamWalling.Jr.;Page 23-JackAlb n:Page 24-- 1'osino-SIleff Page 25 -.Seine. Walt Davis: Page 29 - W11. Crossword Puzzle; Birthdays 55 I inger :Page 35 ,retie

EDITOR, Curtis Mitchell; ASSOCIATE EDITOR, Martin Lewis;MANAGING EDITOR, Ruth Biz- zell;MOVIE EDITOR, Gordon Swarthout; EASTERN EDITOR, Wilson Brown; WESTERN EDITOR, Evans Plummer; MIDWEST EDITOR, Don Moore;MUSIC EDITOR, Leonard Liebling; PRO- GRAM EDITOR, Richard Kunstman;NEWS EDITOR, Francis Chase, Jr.; EDUCAT:ON EDITOR, James Hanlon; SHORT-WAVE EDITOR, Charles A. Morrison; BANDEDITOR, Mel Adams;EDI- TORIAL ASSISTANTS, Jo Brooks, John Carlson, Raymond Hanlon, Viva Liebling, Charles Locigno, Arthur Miller, Clarence Reuter. Melvin Spiegel.

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ALICE FAYE, once Rudy's heart McCARTHY andBergen(NBC, BURNS AND ALLEN (CBS. Wed.) BOB BURNSof KMH (NBC, interest, got her start with him. Sun.) made air debut with Rudy in started toward radio fame as Val- Thurs )knocked at radio's door in Movies called and he released her 1936 for $350. Now they get $5,000! leeandCantorguestsin 1931 vainuntilhe clicked with Rudy

FRANCES LANGFORD. songstress EDDIE CANTOR is seen here receiving goldplaque fromIrvin Cobb, JOE PENNER (NBC. Thurs.) won of "Texaco Theater" (CBS, Wed.), Governor Merriam looking on, on 25th anniversary of his comic career. his first radio contract after guest- gotherfirstbreakwithRudy Believe it or not, even Cantor got his radio start in 1930 as a guest of Vallee! ingwithRudyValleein 1933 2 II/21 P COMING EVENTS Highlights ofthe Week's BetterBroadcasts Chamberlain speaks Saturday...Merle Oberon on "Silver Theater" Sunday...John Garfield on "Texaco" Wednes- day...Jessica Dragonette sings with Lanny Ross Thurs- day...John Barrymore to visit Jessel'sprogram Thursday

Week of February 24 -March 1

Saturday, February 24 "WAR MYTHS" is the very timelyyear and a half as an NBC foreign cor-week by "Columbia Workshop" by re PRIME MINISTER Neville Chamber-and significant subject to be discussedrespondentin Europe's warring capiversing some usual procedures besides lain of Great Britain, with the arena ofon the "University of Chicago Roundtals, will return to the "National Farmthat of romance. Directors will act; corn the Second World War threatening toTable" program.Those participatingand Home Hour" as regular commenmentators' wives will analyze the news, expand in many directions and withwill be Irving Pflaum, foreign editortatorwith now astillbroader back announcers will sing; singers will an spring not far away, will speak on "The ofthe Chicago DailyTimes; Cliftonground for his comment. NBC. nounce; bandleaders may do some jug- Utley, director of the Chicago Council Eastern Central Mountain Yac.hc gling; and Nila Mack will be mistress Progress of the War" from Birmingham, 12:30 p.m 30 in 10.30 30 a.m England,toBritishsubjects andall on Foreign Relations; and Louis Gott. of ceremonies. You'll hear things you who can listen. MBS, CBS NBC. schalk, professor of modern history at Wednesday, February 28 may never hear again on the air. So Central Mountain Pacific the University of Chicago. NBC. join the fun! CBS. 4:00 JOHN GARFIELD, one ofthe most 00 a as 1:00 a.11, an, 00 a.rn Eastern Central MOUnta." Pacitu Eastern Central Ms:mantas.. Pacific. 2:300.5, 1.30 ci in 12:30 0 11:30 am promising Hollywoodactors, 10:15 p.m. 1:15 pm. 5:15 p.m. /:15 1...KA CHASE, prominent in society will appear on "Texaco Star Theater" and theater, will be mistress of the table LILLIANGISH,oneofthemost in "Small Miracle "CBS. Friday, March I famous ladies of the American stage Eastern Ceotral Mounts,. Pacific in "Luncheon at the Waldorf," a novel ,:00 p.m , 00 u n 7:00 p.ni .:00 Pan. BRIAN AHERNE, stage and screen program beginning this Saturday. Missand screen, who is currently appearing actor,with his new wife,Joan Fon- --long after "Way Down East" --in the Chase will be hostess to fifty invited Thursday, February 29 taine, cheering him on from the side- guests at a bona -fide luncheon in thesuccessful Victorianfamilychronicle, lines, will do a dramatic sketch as guest famous New York hotel. The group will"Life With Father,"will be guest of IESSICA DR AGONETTE, as guest ofof the "Kate Smith Hour." CBS. "Fifth Row Center," with Percy War Lanny Rossthis Thursday, willsing Eastern Central Mountain Pacific endeavor to satisfy each other's and 4:00 p.m r:00 p.m 10:00 p.m 4:00 P.m listeners'appetites forinterestingin. am of the same play cast. MBS. "Alice Blue Gown" in memory of the Eaterr:. Central Mountain late Stephen Cartwright. The commen- formation in fashions, current events 2100 p ni 4:00 p.n. 1:00 p.m RUDY VALLEE, who willreturn to society and other fields. NBC. tatorof Omaha, Nebr., became deafthe air in a regular serier, next week, Eastern Central Mountain Pacific MERLE OBERON, who was borr inand blind, and the last music he heard t.30 p.m 12:3U piti 11.30 asm 10:30 ant will get a send-off this Friday by stars Tasmania not so many years ago andwas Jessica singing this song. CBS. whom he has "discovered" in a special Eastern Central Mountain Pacific JEAN FRANCOIS MILLET, France'screated a dramatic sensation in "With a:00 p.m 4100 0.01 6:00 p.m 5:00 um, program coming from Rudy's Holly great painter of peasant life, whose su-ering Heights" not so many months wood home. NBC. ago, will be guest of "Silver Theater." 'MUSICAL AMERICANA," the new Eastern Central Mountain Pacific 10:00 p.m. 9:00 p.m. 8:00 p.m. 7:00 p.n. perb "Angelus" and "The Gleaners" program featuring Raymond Paige and ,For rorther data., -en opposite page.) are known and admired by the world, CBS. Eastern Cents,' his100 -pieceorchestra,willpresent will be the artist whose life and work 1.00 p.m ,:00 P 4.00 4.00 un among other treats an orchestral med BOB PASTOR, who once lasted the are to be dramatized and discussed on EDWARD G. ROBINSON,Isabel leyfrom"StudentPrince,"Kennethroute against Joe Louis and almost did Art for Your Sake." NBC. Carpenter, saxophonist of Drake Uni-it a second time, will meet Lee Savold, Eastern Central Mountair Pacific Jewell, Joseph Calleia and Leatrice Joy '.30 p.m ,:30 o in 5.30 osns 1:30 u ,. are the brilliant headline group to apversity. as guest, and "Waltz forLis- who has recently sprung into modest teners," composed by Ray Perkins ancprominence, in a ten -round heavyweight ELSA LANCHESTER, acting wife whopear in "Blind Alley," by James War wick, on "Screen Guild Theater." CBS.with Perkins at the piano. NEC. fightthis week.Sam Taub andBill appearing with acting husband Charles Eastern Central Mountain Stern will broadcast blow-by-blow de- Eastern Central Mountain Par,fic 00 00 a al 30 u 4.30 P.M Laughtoninthe movie "The Beach- 40 P.M 4.30 p.m 5:30 u m 5:30 OM scriptionsandbetween -roundscom- comber," will enact the starring role in ments. NBC. CHUCK FENSKE, bespectacled 7Jni JOHN BARRYMORE was forced to this week's Arch Oboler play, as yet Eastern... mountnsp versityof Wisconsin runner who incancel an appearance on "George Jes- 0V Fr0c :`..% 4:00 0.m i:00':00 u.m unannounced. NBC. sel'sCelebrity Program" becauseof E Central Mountain riacitu recentvictories over Glenn Cunning- 4:00 p.m /.00 p.m 6:00 p.m 1:00p.m ham seems to be the marl tofinally an emergency trip to the hospital.Bu: MUSIC GUIDE dethrone the Kansas iron horse. wil. bethe perennial glamour guy, whose re- This week's special musical features Sunday, February 25 interviewed byBillStern on "Sportscently resumed romance withElaineinclude among othertreats:"Otello," STEPHEN FOSTER willliveagain Newsreel of theAir."NBC Barrie you've been reading about, iswith Martinelli, Tibbett, Rethberg; spe- Eastern Central INOontall41 to make that appearance this week and vividly you will see the first brick 1-45 ustn t45 745 u .:45 cial NBC anniversary program; Grace house in Kentucky, "My Old Kentucky NBC. Moore as "Ford" guest; Wallenstein's Easter, Centre i Mountalr. Home,"theSwaneeRiverflowing Monday, February 26 1.00 00 p 5:00 p.m 1n:r Lenten music. ,For further details throughtheyears,ravishingJeanie H. R. BAUKHAGE, after an exciting LEAP YEAR will be celebrated this see Panes 12 and 131 with her light brown hairand other beautifulmusicalvisionswhenTed SCHEDULE CHANGE Malone's "Pilgrimage of Poetry" brings TO NEW READERS 'What's My Name," formerly heardn you the storyof the great writerof Saturday nights, will now be heard songs close to the heart. NBC. Stations on which you may hear these programs are listed on Fridays starting March 1. NBC. Eastern Central Mountain Pacifit Eastern Central Mountain Pacific 1.00 0.in 12:00 noo 11:00 a.rn 10:00 a,. on our program pages on the day and at the hour indicated 3 30 0.n1 8:30 P.. 7:30 siin 8:30 p.m.

1'I: 1' 21/ 3 UNCLE SAM PROBES the

Department of Justice takes over the "Pot o' Gold" investigation

By Ray Tucker

THE "Pot o' Gold" case is now inin Michigan, who were the principal the hands of the United States De-complainantsagainst"Poto'Gold" partment ofJustice and Attorneyhope so.Ever since Donald B. Booth, General Robert H. Jackson. a grocery clerk in Jackson, won $2,800 This does not necessarily mean thatby the mere process of sticking around the "Pot o' Gold" broadcast is breakingthe house, theaters in that area have or has broken the law.Butitdoesbeen hard hit.With one out of four mean that several complaining partiesfamilies staying home hoping tore- believe that the law is involved, andceive telephonic notice that they have thatis why radio's bank -nightbell-copped the weekly nugget of $1,000, wether is being discussed these daysmovie proprietors elsewhere have seen in Washington. theirgate -receipts drop automatically It came about this way.For someone night a week. They complain that time now the Federal Communicationstheyarebeing"bank-nighted"and Commission has received complaintsbankrupted. about the "Pot o' Gold." Some came The Columbia chain, although mak- from theater -owners, some from Con-ing no public or formal protest, has gressmen, some from disappointed folkalso voiceditsdiscontentinprivate who thought they should have beenconversations with the Communications prize -winners, and some from God-fear-Commission's members and lawyers ing listeners who don't believe in any-atWashington. Its8:30ESTpro- thing that smacks of gambling. gram on Tuesday evening has regis- A decision had to be made. teredamarked lossofpopularity. Is the "Pot o' Gold" a lottery in theOddly enough, NBC's competing fea- legal definition of the term? Should itture,"Information, Please," does not and other programs which offer prizesappear to have suffered to any serious be ruled out of bounds as encouragingdegree, presumably because it appeals the spirit of gambling among the Amer-to people preferring to improve their ican people? intellect rather than their pocketbook. The first week in February of this year saw the FCC's legal sharks mak- have been two other kinds of ing an exhaustive investigation of theTHEREprotests.One variety came from program's operation as well as all themoralists, who insist that "Pot o' Gold" laws and court decisions which mightwas corrupting the populace, and stim- haveabearing.On Wednesday ofulating a "get something for nothing" that week, approximately, they had tospirit. The other emanated from a very admit that they were stumped. few "objectors" who reported that they So they referred the entire matter tohad been at home when the telephone the United States Department of Justicerang. andtoAttorney General Robert H. A Brooklyn, N. Y., citizen of the air Jackson.They asked the Departmentlodged a novel indictment.He said of Justice and Mr. Jackson if the "Potthe gold -potters discriminated against o' Gold" program was breaking thehim because his telephone address ap- law. peared on a page withanumber Well, is it? higher than any contained in the list Motion -picture theater -owners, chieflyfrom which winners are selected. The difficulty confronting any official decision is extremely practical as well as legal.There must always be Horace Heidt, above, at the mi- three elements present to constitute a crophone during a "Pot o' Gold" lottery in the legal-or illegal-sense. broadcast. Below, the Heidts are First, there must be a prize, which, of shown celebrating wedding last course, there is in this instance.Sec- December withBasilRathbone ondly, the prize must be awarded en- joiningin."Pot o' Gold" woes tirely by chance rather than skill.No- have dogged them since, damp- body questions the existence ofthis ened joy the Heidts show here element in the "Poto' Gold" raffle. "Finally," reads the lawyers' bible, ,heHarvard Law Review - "people

4 9/20 "POT o' GOLD"

Is it a lottery? Is it a gift enterprise? Uncle Sam must make the decision

must have paid a consideration for thetery, gift enterprise, or similar scheme, chance of winning the prize. Unless alloffering prizes dependent in whole or three factors are present,the lotteryin part upon a lot of chance, or any laws are inapplicable." listofprizes drawn or awarded by It would appear that this third legalmeans of any such lottery, gift enter- ingredient-payment ofa"considera-prise or scheme, whether said list con- tion" --was wholly lacking in the "Pottains any part or all of such prizes. o'Gold" operation.The only thing "Any person violating any provision which a prospective winner must do, ofthis section shall, upon conviction his only payment or performance, is tothereof, be fined not more than !;1,000 stay at home and answer the telephoneor imprisoned not more than one year, if and when it rings. Although remain-or both, for each and every day during ing at home may be a hardship-a pay-which such offense occurs." ment- a penalty-a consideration in the The key and threatening phrases in- legal meaning-to folks with itchingsofar as they govern the "Pot o' Gold" feet,ithardly seems to come withincase are "any lottery, gift enterprise cr the category as set forth in the law books. Despiteconsiderabledifferenceof opinion, many court rulings have ruled Second installment of J. A. cash and an encyclopedia to those whofor the individual and not for the pos- rather strictly and narrowly as to what Planting's story of how he can stump the experts --and the stig-sibly injurious effect which his trying isorisnot a "consideration."They didn't win the "Pot o' Gold," gestive ringing of the cash -register bellto fill an inside straight may have upon have held that the mere act of walking despite selection of hi> -most assuredly constitute an appealsociety. Gambling is not a crime be- to a store or gasoline station or a mo- number and his answering to the gambling and getting -something -cause it leads an individual to dissipate tion -picture theater may be a "consid- phone.willappearnext for -nothing impulse. But there does ex-his money, thereby injuring himself or eration," even though the ticketenti- week. He is shown above ist a slight element of skill in that fram-his family;itis an offense, as prohibi- tling one to a chance ata prize may ers of the questions pit their intellectstion was through the twenties, simply be given away free, without the pay --or resourcefulness --againstMessrs.because the authorities have said so. ment ofany money.Whether they Kieran, Levant, Adams and guest art- Thus inall probability the "Poto' will hold that the reverse action-thatsimilar scheme." By inserting the wordsists. Gold" and "similar schemes" will be is,sittinginthe living -room by the"or similar scheme," the law's framers The theater -owners' complaintsbarred from the air-if they are-not radio --supplies the third legal elementindicated that they wanted to outlawagainst "Pot o' Gold" have attracted at-because they are intrinsically evil, but essentialina"lottery"isan unan-enterprises which did notfallwithintention to the possible social and eco-because the law -givers and the law - sweredquestion.The Commission'sthe strictly legal definition of a lotterynomic reactions. Although the idea isenforcers say they are. lawyers will vouchsafe no opinion onas described above. There is, withoutsomewhat fanciful, as Communications The ultimate outcome, regardless of or off the record. That is Attorney Gen-a doubt, a similarity between tha "PotChairman James F.Fly and GeneralMr. Jackson's decision, may be a Con- eral Jackson's problem, and after himo' Gold" program and a"giftenter-Counsel William concede, itis not be-gressional demand for revision of the the courts' if "Pot o' Gold's" sponsors,prise," despite the indecision over theyond the realm of radio reality. law so as to ban use of the air for the in the event of an adverse decision,existence of the element of "consider- distribution of prizes of all sorts. Cloak- wish to appeal. ation." SUPPOSE, for instance, that a series ofroom mutterings against the practise In framing the Federal Communica- The FCC-ers submitted another radio programs offering rich cash prizes toare already resounding on Capitol Hill. tions Act, however, Congress indicatedproblem to Mr. Jackson, althoughitshomey folk cluttered the aerial wavesSuch a movement would undoubtedly that it meant to vest broad power overlocal nature and the smaller prizes in-from six in the evening until midnight.command powerful support-first from use of the radio for "lotteries and othervolved prevented it from receiving gen-Judging by the popularity of "Pot o'the moralists, and secondly, from radio similar schemes" in the official czars ateral publicity.It concerns a Texas bak-Gold's" fireside financing of lucky lis-advertising interests which do not want the Capital.Section 316 reads as fol-ery which advertises over the air thatteners, there would be aterrific mor-to invest such heavy stakes in a pro- lows, and itis presumed that Attorneya "mystery woman" is roaming the citytalityat the gate for theaters, hotels,gram. General Jackson will base his ruling-numerous cities, in fact -and that shenight-clubs,trolley -cars,buses,gaso- Thus this may be one time when on this statute, inasmuch as thereis may visit some lucky customer's home.line stations.Or, in the political field,there will be no "Pot o' Gold" at the nogeneralFederalanti -lotterylawIf the housewife happens to have in hersuppose that a candidate for national,end of the legal and political rainbow! (only the provision againstuse of thepantry a whole or partial loafof thestate or municipal office adopted the Meanwhile, "Pot o' Gold" moves into mails for gambling purposes): bread baked by this concern, she willtechnique now under Jacksonian inves-the "enemy's" camp when it broadcasts "No person shall broadcast by meansbe handed a five -dollar bill by the mys-tigation!The destructive possibilitiesfrom the nation's capital on Tuesday, of any radio station for which a licenseterious but bountiful bread -lady. are immense-and inimical to the com-April 23. is required by any law of the United Althoughnobodyhascomplainedmunity. States, and no person operating anyagainst"Information, Please"-andit Itshould be noted here, however, "Pot o' Gold" may be heard Tuesday suchstationshallknowingly permitcannot be said to be before the Com- thatinpassing judgment upon pro-over an NBC network at: the broadcasting of any advertisementmissionatthepresenttime --itfur-moters of gambling or lottery devices,EST 8:30 p.m. CST 7:30 p.m. of or information concerning any lot-nishes a border -line case. The offer ofthe courts usually have regard onlyMST 6:30 p.m. PST 5:30 p.m.

5 ALONG the AIRIALTOS

Grade Allen heads for White House ..."Pot

GoldII hubbub grows...Seventeen -year -old vocalist wins berth with Hal Kemp orchestra Youthful Janet Blair wins Kemp vocalistberthoverlargefield

On this page will be found generalAlong the Warialto broadcasts and have enjoyed the musicat William Jewell College here. Ma- news of the radio world. On the suc- InHelsingfors,Finland, a radiothis modern miracle has brought intolone,ofNBC's "Between the Book- ceeding pages, news of New York,school to maintain education ofchil-my study . . . Grand opera has nowends," is a William Jewell alumnus. Hollywood and Chicago will be founddren who have been evacuated frombecome the people's opera." as usual. danger zones has been set up. Empha- Hollywood,Calif. - AnnouncerBill sis is on aiding children to retain what New YORK, N. Y.-Of interest to un-Hay, of "Amos 'n' Andy," collapsed four AUSTIN, TEX.-W. Lee O'Daniel be-they have already learned rather thanknown composers everywhere isan- minutes before airtime on broadcast of came Governor of Texas largely be-to teach new subjects ... In Prague, anouncementoftheorganizationof Feb. 14, and announcer Ernest Chappell cause he used the free air time givenGerman court has decided that CzechsBroadcast Music, Inc., a new musicalsubstituted for him. He was able to him by Texas stations during the cam-living in the Bohemia -Moravia Protec-organization especially designed to ser-return to the show the next night. paign to sing hillbilly songs rather thantorate are subject to same law as Ger-vice broadcasting stations with music in makepoliticalspeeches.So,whenmans, must not listen to foreign radiocompetition with ASCAP, which has Nuw YORK,N.Y.-Recognitionof O'Daniel was elected, Texas stationsbroadcasts . . . Somewhere in the in-long dominated the field. The new or-the importance of radio as a medium continued to give him free time becauseterior of China, a gigantic short-waveganization,ofwhichNevilleMiller,for dramatic presentations was given his singing was a big hit with listeners.broadcastingstationhasbeencon-presidentofNational Associationof last week with anouncement ofthe Last week, Texas stations, banded to-structed to carry China's fight againstBroadcasters,ispresident,becomesforming of Playwrights' Producing Com- gether, refused him more free time be-Japan to the world via the broadcastoperative on April 1, has $1,140,375 onpany, Inc., which numbers among its cause Governor O'Daniel had stoppedword. Sixteen different languages arehandfromstocksubscriptionsandassociates Elmer Rice ("Street Scene," singing and taken to making politicalheard on the new station. license fee pledges and is backed by"Between Two Worlds," etc.), Maxwell speeches. 246 radio stations. Broadcast Music, Inc.,Anderson("Winterset,""BothYour WASHINGTON, D. C.-President Roose-expects to give new composers theirHouses,"etc.),RobertE.Sherwood "Pot o' Gold" Boils Over velt, in a letter to David Sarnoff, radioopportunity but will also number many(''Road to Rome," "Reunion in Vienna," DespiteFederalinvestigationintochairmanofthe Metropolitan Operaestablished composers among its ranks.etc.) and others. Already written plays "Pot o' Gold," sponsors announce it willFund, placed himself squarely behind of these noted dramatists as well as take battle to enemy's camp by broad-efforts to raise funds by radio appeal. LIBERTY, Mo.-The Ted Malone col-plays to be written to order for televi- casting from Washington, D.C.,on "Very often on Saturday afternoons,"lection of works of more than 3,000sion and regular broadcasting are being April 23. Meanwhile, rumors flying fromhe wrote, "I have listened to the operaAmerican poets has just been openedoffered and mark the first step into ra- Washington and New York are: Rumor dio by a major theatrical organization. one, that "Pot o' Gold" was originally offered to Columbia and refused. Ru- Janet Blair Joins Kemp mor two: NBC accepted "Pot o' Gold" NEW YORK, N. Y.-Janet Blair, new program only aftera comprehensive vocalist with Hal Kemp, won her job legal investigation and the assurance over a field of 750 other applicants, no by the Federal Communications Com- mean accomplishment for a seventeen- mission that the scheme was not con- year -old youngster. The successorto trary to law. Rumor three: That NBC is Nan Wynn comes from Altoona, Pa., embarrassed by the recent storm of criti- and inherits her musical talent from a cism and has asked "Pot o' Gold" to mother who plays piano and organ, a withdraw, but the hint has not been father who sings. taken because the program is being broadcast under an iron -clad fifty -two- Spot Pick -Ups week contract. Rumor four: If the pro- JackBennyisexpectedtosign gram leaves NBC, the Mutual Broad- new contract with same sponsor for casting System will accept it.Rumor $18,500 per week . . . In New York, five: M. H. Aylesworth, former presi- "Betty and Bob," an eight -year favorite dent of the National Broadcasting Com- with radio fans, goes off the air to be pany and now practising law in New replaced by "Light of the World," a York, has been hired to represent the in- dramatized version of the Bible. . . In terests of the "Pot o' Gold." Hollywood, Lum and Abner will go off the air last week in March unless they Gracie's Hat in the Ring find a new sponsor . . .In Hollywood, HOLLYWOOD, CALIF.-GracieAllen, Deme Harschberger, former NBC talent catching the fever which is abroad in head on West Coast, has taken over the airatthis season of an election Hedda Hopper's affairs . . . In New year, has decided to run for the Presi- York, Jack Teagarden, the orchestra - dency. Her campaign was launched leader,fileda voluntary petitionin onthelastBurns -Allenshow and bankruptcy, listing his assets at $160, now Gracie "Put -Me -in -the -White -House - hisliabilitiesat$45,863 . . . Cast Please"Allenisplotting ways and changes: Barbara Fuller becomes Mar- means of gathering enough votes to be- ian Baxter in "Midstream" while Dick come the first feminine occupant of No. Post takes over the roleofClifford 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue, Washing- Foster in "Road of Life". . . Playboy ton, D. C. All of which has caused other The National Weekend Party finds worthy candidate for U. S. Presi- Tommy Manville isnegotiating with candidates to lose no sleep, according dency in Madcap Gracie Allen who, dispensing with formalities of networksforhook-up on orchestras to inside information. a convention. launched her campaign last week on Burns -Allen show from a new restaurant chain he plans. 6 9/20 Pa ALONG the AIRIALTOS

Call -boy Johnny misses show...Barry Wood hot on "Hit Parade"... Ex -President Hoover wantsallornothingforFinnishrelief

Johnny theCallBoymissesa broadcast as grippe lays him low

NEW YORK.-The real reason ex -and "Scatterbrain" were heard fourteenBerle has finished his second comichas been signed to m.c. "Strange As It President Hoover didn't appear on "We,times on "Your Hit Parade" before theybook, "Comedians Don't Laugh" . . . Seems" and to announce "Gang Bust- the People" February 6 as scheduledwerethrustasideformore popularJoy Hathaway (Mrs. Char:es Kenny iners" . . . Lyn Murray, the choral direc- is that the sponsor hadn't thought thetunes . . .Bill Stern has been offered aprivate life and wife of the New Yorktor, and his wife, Carol Irwin, who pro- rule prohibiting controversial subjectsroleinaforthcomingBing CrosbyMirror's radio columnist) has just takenduces "My Son and I," celebrated their on commercial programs would applymovie but has made no decision yetleading role in "Amanda of Honeymoonfifth wedding anniversary last week... in Hoover's case. Mr. Hoover refusedbecause of radio commitments. Hill," NBC . . . Lanny Ross and SylviaWilliam Farren has resigned from NBC's to mention the Finnish Relief Fund only Sidney were the judges inarecentannouncing staff to work on his own, in passing; he wanted to devote hisBarry Wood Does It perfect -mother-in-law contest . . . Big his first assignment being the Edward entire spot to that cause. The network Less than six months ago Barry Woodscreen color television is here. It wasMacHugh-Gospel Singer program on said "NO!" was singing off and on for CBS at S60demonstrated recentlyto governmentMBS. per week. No one seemed to care. Thenofficials with success ... Robert Ripley Johnny Gets the Grippe George Washington Hill, head man of ahasmade personalappearancesin Missing Heirs Mix -Up Johnny the Call Boy, with the grippe,tobacco company, heardhim,likedRochester,Cincinnati, Piqsburgh and The other night Edward G. Robinson's missed his broadcast the other week,him, and put him on "Your Hit Parade"Baltimore for the benefit cf the Finnish"Big Town" program was devoted to an his second absence in seven years . . as m.c. So what happens? The programRelief Fund . . . Bob Trout will make aexpose ofafraudulent missing -heirs Baseball, one of radio's biggest revenuerating goes up and Barry's salary risesMississippi River jaunt in his own boatracket. Immediately following this pro- producers, was assured the most com-to about $1,000 per week. So the Newin April . . . An electric razor companygram the "Court of Missing Heirs" show plete exploitation in radio's history asYork Paramount Theater, interested inis considering sponsoring an NBC pro-went on the air. CBS was aware of the agreements were signed to buy S7,500,-bigpersonalities, books Barryforagram called "Miracles of Sport." mix-up that might result and so Robin- 000 worth of air time . . . Fred Allen,stage appearance startingSt.Valen- son ended his show with an explanation asked to appear on a benefit program,tine's Day at another S1,000 per week. It costs from $10,000 to $15,000 eachthat the missing -heir quest to follow was sent his check instead. Said he: "MyThat's how radio careers are built. week to conduct experiments intele-definitely not the kind of thing he had pocketbook will stretch, but my time is casting in Manhattan . . . "America'spicturedinhisdrama.Incidentally, bound by certain solar limitations. Since Marjorie Anderson, femme lead onTown Meeting ofthe Air" claimsa Robinson turned down an invitation to that man who stopped the sun is no"The Shadow," is doing the commer-listening audience of around two and aappear on"Information,Please"be- longer with us I don't see how I cancials on "Pretty Kitty Kelly" . . . Miltonhalf -million persons . . . Charles Starkcause his sponsor has another program arrange to be there" . . . Betty Barthel], on another station that same half-hour. a CBS star of five years ago and who is now Mrs. C. Vaughn, gave birth to a The Joe Louis -Arturo Godoy fight was boy in December . . . Fred Feibel is sponsored on a short-wave broadcast by playing organ on "Hilltop House" while an oil company-the first time a fight Abe Goldman vacations in Florida . .. ever had a short-wave sponsor . . . NBC Arthur Tracy, the "Street Singer" of is growing. Last year the net had 167 long ago, is now a real-estate operator. stations;this year it's182 . . . Orth Bell, better known to CBS listeners as Public officials in Canada will use the Uncle Jonathan, was a discovery of top "honor system" in broadcasting. Politi- executives, who proceeded to give him cal speeches will not be censored by a build-up. But war news shoved Uncle the government but officials will use Jonathan around so much that he got their own judgment . . . Reason why lost and CBS forgot all about him. Sc the Sammy Kaye program ofa few now U. J.is on a New York local sta- days ago was devoted to semi -classical tion, his network dreams a thing of the songs and without commercials was be- past . . . It's yours, but at a price. We cause of the sudden death of the spon- mean the serial rights for "Gone With sor...If you want a postage -stamp - the Wind." It's being offered as a radio size picture of Dinah Shore, write her serial that would run thirty-nine weeks. in care of MOVIE AND RADIO GUIDE and The priceis$1,000,000, exclusive of you'll get one ... The best way to illus- talent. trate the sound of a sliding door for the mike is by rolling a roller-skate along a That New Jersey cop who took his piece of wood . . . Actors and singers lady -love out wooing and left his two- cannot wear charm bracelets before the way police radio turned on so every- mike because the charms tinkle . . . body eavesdropped on his wooing was

Kate Smith is doubling up by present- fined $500 . . . David Ross, announcer, ing her Variety Hour guests on her authored "Passport Beyond Tyranny," Friday noontime program as well. which will be published in Poetry Mag- azine. -Wilson Brown. The Vatican radiostation made a record of the Pope's speech that was SEE PAGE 3 FOR NEWS OF THIS WEEK'S broadcast early in the month, and it was IMPORTANT PROGRAMS AND GUESTS played back to him at the conclusion of his broadcast. That was the first time Eddie "Big Town" Robinson smashed a fraudulent missing he rs rack- the Pope heard a recording of one of his et on a recent broadcast, but hastened to explain that the Missing HOLLYWOOD & CHICAGO NEWS programs . . . "South of the Border" Heirs broadcast to follow (CBS) was no phony but the real McCoy

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Fred Allen will do film with rival Jack Benny-

IF. ."Voice of Experience" ina newradio

thriller . . ."Blondie" authors popular column Myrna Loy, wife of Thin Man, buys radio to hear "I Love a Mystery"

HOLLYWOOD.-According totheme and get to her radio.I asked whatabout three days of this, Mike Raffettoknow," said Gracie, "who'll drop first present weather, there is a strong in-was the very important program. Shefinally said, "Say, when IS that baby-the kids or me!" .. . Which reminds dication that the breezes of June willtold me it was '1 Love a Mystery' andduetoarrive,anyway?"Patersonof the youngster who came up to Gene blow Fred Allen Coastward to make athat she just couldn't miss a broadcast.looked surprised, answered, "My word!Autry after his last Sunday airing, say- motion picture with his airtime feudingWell, ifit was THAT good, I thoughtI was so relieved I forgot to tell you.ing, "Hey, do you remember me?" "No, mate, Jack Benny, for dear old Para-I should hear it, so I bought a portableShe arrived four days ago and herson,IguessIdon't," cowboy Autry mount, but there's a string tied to theradio and, after she had relaxed mename is Rosemary Anne!" answered truthfully. "Well," said the deal.Mr. Benny's clever gagmen, Billwith a massage, we both listened to boy, "that's funny.I remember you. Morrow and Ed Beloin, planned to writethe program. Only trouble is, now, afterMay Robson's "Son" I saw you in the Santa Claus parade the screen play and put a few choiceI'm relaxed, I tense up all over again at May Robson said to your reporter atlast Christmas" . . . Billy Gould, ex- words into the mouth of Mr. Allen. Mr.thethrilling adventures - andIjustthe Lux showing of "The Young inpert sound -technician for Al Pearce's Allen, however, after talking with Para-can't relax" . . . However, Myrna thinksHeart" that whenever she meets Cecilgang,isarealist, and how!In one mount officials about their proposition,the serial is swell;it reminds her ofB. DeMille she always wants to say,month he has suffered a pair of bruised accepted on one condition, or is it two?her Fu Manchu movie -career days! "My, sonny, how you've grown!" Mayknuckles and a wrenched ankle-just Said he, "I'll do the picture ONLY if years ago workedforCecil'sdad,to follow the script verbatim! Jack Benny doesn't hear or see my"One Mon's Family's" Baby ChurchillDeMille,and many times script first-andI'llwrite MY OWN Speakingof"ILoveaMystery,"held his son on her lap!There were Mickey Mouse's Pa Conquers Fright material!" . . . So there you are, kindWalter Paterson, who plays "Reggietimes, too, when it became necessary Walt Disney's recent guest appear- readers.It looks like fun ahead. Yorke" inthat program and also forfor Miss Robson to apply the palm ofance on "Kraft Music Hall" marked his years has played "Captain Nicki" inher right hand vigorously to the seatfirsttime before aradio microphone Who Listens to Whom ... Live Mikings "One Man's Family," was nervous asof the young Mr. DeMille's pants. when his knees and hands didn't shake. Latest city survey of listeners showsa cat for weeks at rehearsals-all be- He said his serenity was all due to the Benny has passed Charlie McCarthycause he was an expectant father. Sud-Backstagings informality and ease of Bing's show and for the number of noses tuned in; Fib-denly came the calm, but his fellow Gracie Allen was relating her trou- itscast.It went like this: Disney ar- ber McGee hops ahead strongly, andcast -members kept asking him "How'sbles with her two youngsters, Ronnierived at the studio at 2 p.m. forre- Gene Autry comes through big-eveneverything?"His reply was standard.and Sandra, both of whom have onlyhearsal. For an hour he talked horses "Just in the cities . . . Believe it,it'strue! fine,"he'dsay.Finally,afterbegun taking piano lessons."I don'twith Crosby. Then Bob Burns strolled 20th Century -Fox movie studio is ready- into the group and spent ahalt -hour ing to film the "Cavalcade of Radio," talking about the old days in Holly- and that's the studio that doesn't like wood. Next Disney ate lunch with Bing its stars to go on the air! . . Fannie inBing's dressing -room.Finally, he (Baby Snooks) Brice is reported scan- ran through his routine at the micro- ning a play she may do this fall on phone with Crosby and Burns.That Broadway for the Theater Guild . took just eight minutes. Then Disney And Eddie Cantor, after finishing his stuck around and listened to Bing prac- workin"FortyLittleMothers,"an tise his songs, and the first thing he M -G -M picture, heads for Broadway to knew it was time for the show to go on look over (1) the current play hits and the air!"When my time came," Dis- (2) discuss plans for an air show. ney related, "I walked right up to the mike and did my stuff.It didn't seem "Voice of Experience" Thriller to be so important whether my per- Isn't March 1 the date that the "Voice formance was flawless or not, so what of Experience" is slated to return to the was there to be nervous about?" air (CBS?) with his brand-new gland - printingthriller?It'sa revolutionary "Blondie" Singleton-Columnist new science, so keep your ears open Penny "Blondie" Singleton authors a . . . Think of it!Because time on the column inthe San Fernando Valley local NBC station, KFI, costs $300 for a News; it's so popular it may be syndi- half-hour, and also because Rudy Val - cated . . . Don Wilson is commentator lee's Sealtest product isn't sold here or doing a new Pacific Coast show for a in the West at all, his new air series popularcigarette.Programistitled debuting March 7 will likely have no "Don't You Believe It." PacificCoaststationoutlets.That's just like the Joe Penner situation. Tagline Bob Hope, who joined many other Myrna Loy Is Radio -Guided generous top-flight acts in making the At the Women's Press Club the other new MOVIE AND RADIO GUIDE transcrip- day Myrna Loy was guest of honor tions the success that they are, wanted and she told the club that her favorite to add a special line to his routine.It programs were Jack Benny's and "In- was: "It's raining buckets out here. A formation, Please." "Don't you listen to swell day for RADIO GUIDE to launch a any of the serials?" she was asked. new magazine!"-Evans Plummer. "Oh, yes, I do," Myrna replied, "and Penny "Blondie" Singleton, shown here with Arthur "Dagwood" Lake, that's a funny story. My masseuse was isa full-fledged writer.She does a column in the San Fernando SEE PAGE 3 FOR NEWS OF THIS WEEK'S always in a hurry evenings to leave "News" which is so popular syndicates are angling for her services IMPORTANT PROGRAMS AND GUESTS 8 ALONG the AIRIALTOS

Evelyn Lynne impresses Dorothy Lamour Tony Wons, recovered from illness,back on

air . . . LarryClintoncomingtoChicago MarlinHurt, of Tom, Dick and Harry. scoresas anactingstar

CHICAGO.-Dorothy Lamour, whilename of the song being collaboratedto his Gloucester, Va., home each weekhe has been absent from Chicago for in town for a personal -appearance en-on by Wayne Van Dyne, "Home Town" . . . The "University of Chicago Roundthree years, holds the record of one gagement, met Evelyn Lynne, the littletenor,and"Armstrong"announcerTable" (which istriangular) has com-year in this spot . . . Elmo Tanner, like triple -threat lady with capital -C charmFranklyn MacCormack . Marek Web-pleted its ninth distinguished year onBing Crosby, cashes in on a throat ab- in her voice, looks and manner whoer goes to New York to make plans for NBC. normality.The Weems whistler has sings on "Breakfast Club" and "Cluba prospective new show, butin any hiswarbleinsuredfor$10,000by Matinee." Glamorous Dotty heard win-event will continue to live in his ele-"Dipsy Doodler" Clinton Coming Lloyds of London. some, nineteen -year -oldEvelynsing,gant new home on our Near North Side Larry Clinton, whose double-edged and the first Dixie darling said to thewith his wife of a few months. baton slices off hunks of "Dipsy Doo-Cast of "Road of Life" second Dixie darling, "Honey, we'll be dle" swing and streamlinedclassics The serial "Road of Life" is heard on seeing you in Hollywood one of these Hugh Studebaker comes up with thelike "My Reveries," is due in the Sher-both CBS and NBC, Monday through days." perfect excuse for squeezing alittleman Hotel Panther Room March 8.By Friday. Here is the cast: None of us around here would beextra incidental money from 'he fam-theway, maybe youbaseballfans Dr. Jim Brent-Ken Griffin. surprised if Evelyn does follow in theily purse. Hugh, who does have quitewould be interested to know that Larry, Dr. Parsons-Reese Taylor. footsteps of Don Ameche, Gale Page,a collection of Lincoln pictures, saw hisa rabid fan, was inspirec to write his Dr. Thompson-Sidney Breese. Lillian Cornell and others one of thesewife fingering a five-spot and mischie-"Dipsy Doodle" tune by Carl Hubbell's Carol Evans Martin-Lesley Woods. days --but we hope she sticks aroundvously exclaimed, "That's just the pic-famous screwball pitch . . . Speaking Helen Gowan-Betty Winkler. here a long time yet. We're proud inture I've been needing to complete myof bandleaders and sports, you know, Sylvia Bertram-Joan Winters. these parts that the Crossroads isra- collection!" . . . A realdial-ectorisof course, that Ozzie Nelson, now at Verna Roberts --Barbara Fuller. dio'straining -ground,thebone andJeanne Juvelier, who speaks fluentlythe Blackhawk, was a star Rutgers quar- Dr. Bill Evans-Lee Young. spirit of radio and the nearest thing toGerman, Yiddish, Russian, French andterback but did you know that he rep- Mrs. Evans-Hope Summers. true opportunity for aspiring unknowns.and a few other languages, also speaksresentedhislocal New Jersey Boy Junior Stephens-Frank Pacelii. We can'thelp feelingabitwistfulflawlessEnglishbut seldomgets a Scout troop at the Olympic games in Tom Stephenson-Robert Griffin. when they move on to greener pas-chance to demonstrateiton theair Antwerp and sang a "command" per- Grandpa Sutter --Hugh Studebaker. tures, but we're heartened by the factbecause of her alien expertness . . . Aformance for King Albert of Belgium? Butch McEwen-Don Kraatz. that every step up the ladder leaves ayear -old daughter is one reason for the . . . Leonard Keller, now playing in the Ray Sawyer --Frank Behrens. vacant rung for another hopeful foot. trips Pat Padgett ("Barn Dance") makesBismarck Hotel Walnut Room, although Clifford Foster-Dick Post. Dr. Winslow --Percy Hem us. Marlin Hurt Now Stars Fred --Frank Dane. Crossroads Court of Honor:Marlin Sam Martin-John Larkin. Hurt,afterlc,these many years as Mrs. Brent-Helen van Tuyl. singing Dick of the trio Tom, Dick and Author-lrna Phillips. Harry, has come into his own as acting Narrator-Paul Luther. star, playing the roles of Beulah, Mayor Hicks, Constable Higgins and himself Murphy Took Movies Seriously on "Home Town, Unincorporated," on This is radio at the Crossroads:Pat NBC Sunday nights-and doing a bril- Murphy, who plays he-man Scoop Cur-

liant job . . . Revelation of the week: tisin"Girl Alone" and other pretty If you've listened to all the argument strong roles, took his movies so much about when and how and by whom to heart when he was a kid that he'd swing was started, and wondered about walk out when the hero or heroine got ityourself, you might throw up your in an unbearably tight spot . . . Henry hands if you should hear the record I Hunter, a very masculine Forest Ran- happened onto the other day.It was a ger on "Farm and Home Hour," was cumbersome disk made in 1924 by the tweet -tweet Tyrone Dovewing on "Li'l Rustic Revelers (the nucleus of which Abner" . . . Betty Lou Gerson, star of outfit is now the "Barn Dance" Hoosier "Grand Hotel," a jollygirl who has Hot Shots), and the number was "Bass much to make her happy, has written Blues,"written by Ken "Hot Shot" a hundred or so short stories-all with Trietsch, and with hot cadenzas on the tragic endings. When she sits down tuba done also by Ken.If it's swing 1 atatypewriter somehow shegets hear today, I heard it also on that old punch-drunk with the pain of it all . . . platter. Betty "Girl Alone" Winkler dreads the broadcast when she won't have mike Tony Wons Returns fright, because her inevitable case of Welcome back to Tony Wons, who, studio jitters keys her to the pitch nec- thoughheard atpresentonlyon essary for the best job. WMAQ, found himself still a national figure by being sick for several weeks Confucius Say: and being deluged with nation-wide Some radio sponsors are likefirst -

mail .. . "Let Me" is the title of a new grade pupil-learn A, learn B, but long song penned by Ted Weems, "Beat the time no C. -DonMoore. Band" maestro, and June Lyon of the As one Dixie belle to another-Dorothy Lamour (r.) chats with Evelyn NBC piano team of Lyon and Marlowe Lynne, pretty singer of the "Breakfast Club" (NBC. week -days) and SEE PAGE 3 FOR NEWS OF THIS WEEK'S . .. And "Let's Build a Dream" is the "Club Matinee" (NBC). Now on tour. Dotty met Evelyn in Chicago IMPORTANT PROGRAMS AND GUESTS

P 5/20 9 HE good citizens ofDillon, Mon- would be difficult for Roosevelt to re- tana, ran Burton K. Wheeler out of pudiate his party -mate whose record town when he ran for the gover- for liberal and progressive action goes norshipofMontanain1920. They HAT IN THERING back to a period when Roosevelt was wanted no part of this former district an obscure state senator in New York. attorney who, during war days, refused So, strategically, Burt Wheeler's cam- toprosecutethe German -Americans, paign gets under way, and when all the Irish -Americans, the pacifists who Wheeler defies both angles are considered the Democrats were-any good patriot would tell you will find it difficult to find a better man -boring from within. As a matter of for the job of welding all factions in the fact,theyfeltthatBurt'schicken- tories and liberals party into a solid front for the affray. heartednessamountedtodownright But who is this man who seems likely treason, although he had a name for it, and they like him! to bear the Democratic standard in 1940 too.He calleditliberalism. Butit if the stars are right?Burt Wheeler is wasn't this alone that aroused the ire a Montana product-no fine orator, but ofthe Dillon patriots.On the same a plain -speaking, earthy sort of person ticket with Burt was a Negro, a Black- who knows wide spaces and high heav- foot Indian and several radical labor ens and air to breathe. A product of leaders. the West, he was bornin Hudson, We cite this little affair to show how Mass.,educated at MichiganLaw far back the Wheeler record for pro- School in Ann Arbor, where he waited gressivism really runs, and if there was tables, tended furnaces and sold books any one thingthat Senator Wheeler to pay his way. The book with which was downright proud of it was this little he had the most success was an all- affair at Dillon. We also cite it to show purpose volume which toldfarmers how people and times do change. A everything from when to planttheir few short months ago when Senator crops to how to make devil's-food cake. Wheeler led the Senate opposition to It was at one of the farms near by PresidentRoosevelt'scourt - packing where he sold such a volume that he plan, citizensofthisself -same Dillon met Lulu M. White-now Mrs. Wheeler banded together and sent him a tele- and the mother of his daughter, Fran- gram which started, "We find you in ces.She was impressed by the sales the same bed with Hoover, Mellon, talk and by the young man's manner Mills, etc." and admits now that she was wholly The charge of Toryism against Sen- unable to cope with his sales talk for ator Wheeler could never be upheld marriage a few years later when he on the record of his past.From his was established in Butte and had re- early law days and his close associa- turned to ask her hand. tion with and admiration ofthe late That Wheeler settled in Butte was a Thomas J. Walsh in his fight against matterofthe merest chance.Upon the vested interests, Wheeler has been graduation from law school, he had a liberalof such progressive stature gone west looking for an opening and that he has on many occasions been in Butte had been offered a job at fifty tagged radical. He stood with Senator dollars a month as clerk in a law office. Norris and the late LaFollette inhis He had refused the offer, but while anti -war stand and underwentallof waiting for his train had gotten into a the heartbreak and derision that such poker game and lost his money. He a stand entailed in a country at war. BurtonK. WheeleristheDemocratic Presidentialpossi- then accepted the offer and has been He was the Vice -Presidential candidate bility who pleases nearly everybody.Conservatives liked there ever since. with LaFollette in 1924 on the Progres- his Supreme Court fight. CIO gave him its "Kiss of Death" It was natural that he should have sive third -party ticket, and from 1929 to turned to politics, for he was a born 1932 he laid the foundation for Roose- crusader.But his first political job, as velt's sweeping victory throughout thewould be acceptable to all the factionstable to the Democratic wheelhorses ofUnited States district attorney, during liberal Northwest. Then, Roosevelt re-in the party. And second, it made himthe South, who'd go along despite thewar time, left much to be desired. He ferred to him as "Dear Burt."Moreplentyofenemies among the NewC. I. 0. "Kiss of Death." was as much a defense attorney as a lately,thePresidentthreatenedto Dealers,whopromptlyforgotthat Wheeler's stand on the court bill hasprosecutor and his convictions came purge him in a personal campaign, and Wheeler had been behind the Presi-made him equally acceptabletothe few and far between. He had the odd coming into Montana two summers agodent inpractically everything excepteasternindustrialists andright - wingconceptionthathisjob was not so compromised by snubbing him. the court bill.But the passage of timefactionin the party who, with mem-much to prosecute as to see justice The background of Wheeler's anti -has shown that Wheeler's position isories unlike the elephant,forgethisdone. Neither he nor his constituents Roosevelt court fightis quite simple.not as bad as it seems. progressive record. were entirely satisfied with his occu- pancy of the post. So in 1920 he ran Wheeler has never been one to pull A short while ago, JohnL.Lewis, But the most important word now his punches in any fight in which hewhen piqued, made a significant state-makingitswhispered way aboutin for governor but was defeated. felt he was right, and back in 1924 itment about a White House conferenceusuallyinformedcirclesisthatthe In 1924 he was nominated as candi- was due to his work of investigationon the Hatch Bill (which concerns po-work now being done on Garner's be-date for the Vice -Presidency with La - that Attorney General Harry M. Daugh-litical activity of Government employes)half will, at the last moment, be shiftedFollette on the third -party ticket and, erty was forced to retire from officeand he termed the conference a "slightto Wheeler in the conventionifitis defeated, returned to his seat in the and certain oil deals were uncovered.to Burton K. Wheeler and the otherfelt that Garner can not muster enoughSenate, where he has been ever since. But before this, Wheeler was the victimgreat liberals of the West."This haspower to get himself nominated, a very Wheeler's strength liesin the fact of a frame designed to eliminate himbeen taken in many quarters to meanlikely situation in view of the strongthat he is-of allthe Democrats yet as an investigator.Planted witnessesthat the weight of the C. I. 0. may wellleft-wing element to which Wheeler --mentioned for the job-the one candi- and prosecutors were sent into Mon-be behind the candidacy of Wheeler inbut not Garner --might be asuitabledate most likely to be acceptable to the tana with a planted case against thethe coming convention. On the basisand satisfactory successor of Roosevelt. right and left wings of the party and Senator.As a matter of fact, he wasof his long record as a Democratic Sen- If nominated, Wheeler wouldn't ex- toallthose variations and shades of actually indicted and brought totrial.atorofintegrity, it opinion lying between. This is not be- But the judge on the bench had not isknownthatpect the President to take off his coat Wheeler would be more than accep-and go to work in his behalf, butit cause Wheeler has been a fence -strad- been planted and the result was an dler but because the memory of man is almost immediate acquittal. short. The progressives remember how "Butifthe administration had been he was driven from Dillon by outraged abletopackthatcourt,"Senator As the preliminary skirmishes which always foreshadow the great Republi- patriots while the right-wingers recall Wheeler said, "where wouldI have can and Democratic nominating conventions grow hotter and more vocal, the Dillon telegram which placed him been?" Movie and Radio Guide continues its series of intimate profiles of Presi- as one with Hoover, Mellon and Mills. Wheeler'sfightonthecourtbill, dential possibilities. Already two fop G. 0. P. candidates-Thomas E. Dewey Somewhere in between is a large seg- sound or unsound, had two effects. and Robert A. Taft-have been dealt with. Not so widely publicized but at ment of the voting public which will First,it made of him a definite Presi- least as strong a possibility is Democratic Burton K. Wheeler, U. S. Senator recall him as a rugged son of the West dential possibility, as we shall see later, from Montana. What are Burt Wheeler's strengths? What are his weak- who has no fear to follow the dictates by making him the one Democrat of nesses? How does the President feel toward him? Read the answers here. of his heart however they be labeled. big enough staturefor the job who -Francis Chase, Jr.

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11 linist; Ralph McLean, clarinetist.TrioChiamano Mimi from "La Boheme" No. 7 in E Flat (Mozart). (Puccini), Grace Moore; Marche Mill- Eastern (Not available except 1:30 p.m. taire (Schubert), the Orchestra; Swing to WON listeners/ Low, Sweet Chariot (Spiritual), Cho- So You THINK You KNOW MUSIC, CBS.rus and Orchestra; Little David (Spiri- The March of Music Music Quiz. Ted Cott, master of cere-tual), Chorus a Capella; Waltz from monies; Leonard Liebling. judge. "The Sleeping Beauty"(Tschaikow- E astern Central Mountain Pacific Edited by LEONARD LIEBLING 2:30 p.m. 1:30 p.m. 12:30 p.m. 11:30 a.m. sky), the Orchestra; Les Filles de Cadi.T (Delibes), 1 Dream of Jeanie with the SPECIAL NBC ANNIVERSARY CONCERT, An ampler Ether, a diviner Air ..."-Wordsworth Light Brown Hair (Foster), Joy (Cad- NBC. Commemoration of the tenth an-man), Grace Moore; Finale from Sym- niversary of the Civic Concerts affilia-phony No. 4 (Tschaikowsky), the Or- tionwith the National Broadcastingchestra; The Power of God (Welsh TO NEW READERS: Stations on which you may hear these programs Company. Artists who will appear in-Melody), Grace Moore, Chorus, Or- are listed on our program pages on the day and at the hour indicated clude Kirsten Flagstad, Dusolina Gian-chestra and audience. nini, Elisabeth Rethberg, Erica Morini, E as.ern Cen'ral Mountain Pacific Anya Dorfmann, Ezio Pinza, Emanuel 9:00 p.m.8:00 p.m 7'00 p.m. 6:00p.m. custodianstripsherofsome orna-Feuermann, and NBC Orchestra under FORECAST ment(she seems to have been dressedthe direction of Frank Black and Ed- Monday, February 26 chieflyin jewelry)until sheisde- MUSICAL HIGHLIGHTS OF THE WEEK prived at No. 7 of the last vestige ofwin McArthur. ROCHESTER CIVIC ORCHESTRA, NBC. Guy Eas ern Central Mountain Pacific Fraser Harrison, conductor. Overture covering.She thenappearsbefore 3:011 p.m 2:00 p.m. 1:00 p.m 12:00 noor LEAGUE ofComposers'Concert,Allatu, queenof thenether world, to "Ruy Bias" (Mendelssohn), Sara- who condemns her to torture.In theTHE NEW YORK PHILHARMONIC OR-bande, Giga. Badinerie (Coerlli), Ballet Saturday; "Istar Variations"(d'-upper world, the absence of Istar hadCHESTRA, CBS. John Barbirolli, con-Suite (Gretry-Mottl), Russian Dance Indy), NBC Symphony, Saturday;caused all procreation to cease uponductor. Suite in B Minor No. 2 (Bach),(Delibes). LeonBarzin as violist, New Friends the earth, and there was no new life.Suite from Ballet "The Golden Age" Central Mountain Pacific of Music, Sunday; NBC AnniversaryAllatu relents, Istar is sprinkled with(Shostakovich), Symphony No. 6 (Pa- 1 :tiff 12 11:30 a.m. 10:30 a.m. Program, Sunday; Wagner Program,the waters of life, and, as she departs.thetique) (Tschaikowsky). Tuesday, February 27 NBC Music Appreciation, Friday. at each gate her strip -teased belong - "The Golden Age" dates from 1934, and itsfirst movement (Introduction) AMERICAN SCHOOL OF THE AIR, CBS. has a typical example of ShostakovichAmericanfolk -music.Commissioned humor, a sliding glissando for trom-works. Eastern Central Mountain Pacific bone, and a roistering finale for double 9:15 a.m. 2:30 p.n. 1:30 p.m. 12:30 p.m. basses.The second section (Adagio) breathes sentiment that verges on sen-MOZART CONCERTO SERIES, MBS. Alfred timentality. The thirdpart(Polka)Wallenstein, conductor. Nadia Reisen- recalls a certain popular piece of theberg, pianist. Concerto No. 23 (K. 488). moment thathas to do withbeer - A prize has been offered by WOR- barrels. One episode suggests a villageMutual for the best three letters of band at work. There is rustic hilarity,100 words on "What the Mozart Con- theviolinscavortawkwardly,thecerto Series Means to Me."Letters brasses snort, the flute shrills saucily.must be in by March 21, and winners The whole ends in a riot of satiricalwill be announced on the following noise. Somewnatsimilar.thelastweek's program. First prize is a three - movement (Danse) shouts and rompsvolume edition of the letters of Mozart and comes toahighly exhilaratingin English translation. Second award climax and close. isa facsimile of an original Mozart All in all, the music is not high in-score, and third prize a copy of W. J. spiration, but affords the listener someTurner's book on Mozart. realfun. IlluminatingisShostako- Eastern Central Mountain Pacific vich's subtitle for the production. "An 6:30 p.m. 7:30 P.M. 6:30 p.m. 5:30 p.m Athletic Ballet." Excerpts from "The Golden Age" Wednesday, February 28 have been recordedina Columbia THE INDIANAPOLIS SYMPHONY ORCHES- Masterworks Set, No. 347, called Mod-TRA, CBS. Fabien Sevitzky, conductor. ern Russian Music. Overture to "The Barber of Seville" Althoughseveralrecordingshave been made since of the "Pathetique,"(Rossini), Two Pieces (Martucci), Old Well known toradio music -loversisHenrietta Schumann. concertpi- American Country Set (Cowell). the Boston Symphony Orchestra's under E astern Central Mbuntain Pacific anist. who willbeheardon NBC's "RadioCityMusicHall" Sunday. Serge Koussevitzky is still the best one. 10:30 p.m. 9:30 p.m 8:30 p.m. 7:30 p.m. She is seen here with Henry BarkerII whom she married February 7 Eastern Central Mountain Pacific 3:00 n n, 2:00 p.m 1:00 p 12:00 noon Thursday, February 29 METROPOLITAN AUDITIONS OF THE AIR, MUSICAL AMERICANA, NBC. Symphony ings are returned to her. They consisted NBC.Milton Cross, master of cere- Saturday, February24 Orchestra. Raymond Paige, conductor. ofatiara(head), pendants(ears),monies.Metropolitan tryouts.Semi-Deems Taylor, commentator. American NEW ENGLAND CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC, precious stones(neck),jewelsfinals. music. Guest soloists. CBS. (breasts), girdle (waist), rings (hands E astern Central MounWin Pacific 5:30 p.m. 4:30 p.m 3:30 p.n.. 2:30p.m. E astern Central Mountain Pacific Eastern Central Mountain Pacific 8:00 p.m. 7:00 p.m 9:30 p.m. 8:30 p.m 11:00 a.m. 10:00 a.m. 9:00 a.m. 8:00 a.m. and feet), veil (body). Most unusual in the composition isTHE NEW FRIENDS OF MUSIC CONCERT, Friday, March I LEAGUE OF COMPOSERS' CONCERT, CBS.that the entire theme is not given out NBC.Gordon String Quartet.Leon atthe beginning butisdistributed NBC MUSIC APPRECIATION HOUR, NBC. Two Preludes for String Quartet( Ar-throughout the seven Variations andBarzin, violist; Leonard Shure, Joseph thur Cohn), Five Poems for Pianoappears in completeness only as theWagner, pianists.Piano Sonata forDr. Walter Damrosch, conductor. The (VincentPersichetti), Rhapsody for Four Hands in F (K. 497) (Mozart),Overture. Wagner Program. last gate is reached. Eastern Central Mountain Pacific Viola and Piano (Isadore Fried), Two A fine recording of the VariationsLeonard Shure and Joseph Wagner; 2:00 p.m. 1:00 p.m. 12:00 noon 11100 0.5,. Songs (Samuel Barber), Suite for Pi-is by the Paris Conservatory OrchestraViola Quintet in F, Opus 88( Brahms), ano (Paul Nordhoff), Three Pieces forunder the direction of Andre Coppolathe Quartet and Leon Barzin. two clarinets, two bassoons, and piano (V-11559-60). Leon Barzin appears in his original Eastern Central Mountain Pacific (Leonard Bernstein), Two Pieces for 10:00 p.m. 9:00 p.m 8:00 p.m. 7:00 p.m capacity as a performer on the viola, a Violin and Piano (Oscar Levant). post he held under Toscanini with the Eastern Central Mountain Pacific Sunday, February 25 Philharmonic. Now Barzin's chief oc- 3:00 p.m. 2:00 p.m. 1:00 p.m. 12:00 noon cupation is to conduct finely the Na- RADIO CITY MUSIC HALL OF THE AIR,tional Orchestral Association, a sym- THE NBC SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA, NBC. NBC. String Symphony; Erno Rapee,phonic group for the training of young Bruno Walter, conductor. "Istar" Varia-conductor. Henrietta Schumann, pian-instrumentalists.Many of them have tions(d'Indy),Rhapsody Espagnoleist;ViolaPhilo,soprano.Suite forgraduatedintothe major American (Ravel), Symphony in C Major (Schu-Strings (Purcell), the Orchestra; Il Reorchestras. bert). Pastore(Mozart), Viola Philo; Two The only recording, and a partic- Vincent d'Indy (1852-1931), French ularly fine one, of the Viola Quintet is Characteristic Pieces for Strings (Sini-that made by the BudapestString composer and pupil of Cesar Franck, Krakowiak wrote his famous Variations in 1896-97.gaglia),theOrchestra; Quartet with Arthur Hobday, violist. (Chopin),HenriettaSchumann; 11 Eastern Central Mountain Pacific Like all his output, this work has dis- 11:00 p.m. 5-00 p.m 4:00 p.M. 3:00p.m. tinguished style, smooth lyricism, ex-Neige (Bemberg), Le Temps de Lilas treme clarity and faultless craftsman-(Chausson), Viola Philo; Serenade forLENTEN Music, MBS. Alfred Wallen- ship. He was a real aristocrat in hisStrings, Two Movements (Tschaikow-stein, conductor; Genevieve Rowe, so- music and his mentality. sky). prano; Mary Hopple, contralto; William Eastern Central Mountain Pacific The Variations are inspired by an 12:00 noon 11:00 a.m. 10:00 a.m. 9:00 aim Hain, tenor; Raoul Nadeau, baritone. ancientandsomewhatmysterious The Seven Last Words (Schutz). Babylonian poem, "Istar's Descent intoPEROLE STRING QUARTET, MBS. Quar- Eaaern Central Mountain Pacific Hades," and d'Indy attaches a French 7:00 p.m 6:00 p.n. 5:00 p.m. 4:00 p.m translation to the preface of his score.tet in D Major, Opus 11(Tschaikow- Goddess of fertility and sexual love,sky). THE FORD SUNDAY EVENING HOUR, CBS. Eastern Central Mountain Pacific TheDetroitSymphonyOrchestra. Istar arrives at the entrance to the 12:00 noon 11:00 aim 10:00 a.m. 9:00 aim Land of No -Return, so the tale runs, ReginaldStewart,conductor;Grace Famed Canadian conductor Regi- and must pass seven gates before gain-SONATA RECITALS, Station WOR. Mil-Moore, soprano. Overture to "11 Gua- nald Stewart is currently on "Ford ing final entrance.At each one theton Kaye, pianist; Milton Katims, vio-rany"(Gomez), theOrchestra; Mi SundayEvening Hour"podium 12 9/20 P Frederick Converse's tribute to Henry Heroes Set to Music Ford, captioned "Flivver Ten Million." By Leonard Liebling On thewhole,however,American geography (with rivers preferred) seems Martinelli, Tibbett and RECENT Lincolnand Washingtonto be more inspiring to our composers celebrations-tosaynothingof than great Americans. Why? The an- near -bySt.Patrick's Day-causeswer would be interesting. in me to note how few heroes of history To come back to St. Patrick-there is Rethberg "Otello" have been pictured by composers inPietro Yon's (New York orgar.ist) ora- their symphonic works. torio by that name; and, too, one should This Week's Opera Of course one immediately thinks ofnot overlook Debussy's famous song, Beethoven's "Eroica," with Napoleon as"Green"! its subject (you all know the familiar Saturday, February 24, the Metropolitandrink and pick a quarrel with him, but story), but itis difficultto find other Opera Company will present Giuseppewhen he draws his sword Otellc enters orchestral compositions devoted to him. Musician of the Week Verdi's "Otello" on NBC at 2:00 p.m.and stops the fight, reviling Cassio for (Quinto Maganini, of New York, is cred- EST, 1:00 p.m. CST, 12:00 noon MST,his intemperate behavior.The crowd itedwith"Napoleon,anOrchestral (Giovanni Martinelli) 11:00 a.m. PST. departs, leaving Otello alone with Des- Portrait," and of course Tschaikowsky By V. Vidal features him indirectly and somewhat THE CAST: demona, and as the peace of starlight ingloriously inthe "1812" Overture.) NE of the sights of New York isOtello Giovanni Martinelli (tenor)night envelopes the scene, they turn Strangely enough, the French con- to see what appears to be alago Lawrence Tibbett (baritone)to enter Otello's castle. 0bushywhitechrysanthemumCassio Alessio de Paolis (tenor) Act II finds Iago, in no way thwarted, queror's greatest opponent, Wellington, bobbing its way in and out of concert -Desdemona suggesting that Cassio ask Desdemona's also inspired Beethoven to create "Wel- help to regain Otello's favor, and when lington's Victory, or The Battle of Vit-halls and night-clubs.At closer view, Elisabeth Reth;3erg (soprano) it turns into a startling aureole of whiteEmilia Thelma Votipka (soprano)the young man meets her, Iago warns toria."Incidentallyitis by common agreement about the worst work of thehair topping the pink face and expan- Conductor: Ettore Panizza the Moor to watch his wife, and thereby sive smile of Giovanni Martinelli.His master, with cheap themes, and vulgar-hair turned white prematurely and he ly noisy. refuses to dye it.It has now become In the long listsof European anda landmark as familiar as the Empire thereare abundant American music State Building. orchestral pieces illustrating the heroes Although he isfifty-four, has been of mythology and fiction but astonish-singing twenty-nine years (twenty-seven ingly few concerning famous men thatof them at the Metropolitan) and is a actually lived, except for some of thegrandfather, he still offers the stiffest Biblicalcharacters.Pan, Jurgen, andcompetition for other tenors. The Met- Israel are tonalized, but not Nero, Poca-ropolitan without Martinelli would be hontas and Alexander the Great! Kingslike stew without meat. He knows over and military commanders would appear to be fruitful subjects.True, Rutlandsixty roles, can sing any one of them Boughton did a "Cromwell Symphony,"at any time. Besides, he is as depend- but another English composer, Edwardable and seemingly indestructible as German, could achieve nothing betterthe Rock of Gibraltar.After a bout of ptomainepoisoningfromcrab -meat with Henry VIII than asetoflight dances. salad last year, he was right back on American composers have been par-the job the next week. And when his ticularly chary of putting our own na-secretaryaccidentallyputrubbing - alcohol instead of whisky in his after - tional heroes into music. While thereperformance highball,Martinelli was are two Lincoln symphonies(D.G. Mason's and Robert R. Bennett's), noup and around next day and made the orchestral score handles Washington.rafters ring in a performance of "Aida" The Metropolitan's great tenor. Giovanni Martinelli (right), sings the title I have always imagined such a sym-that night. role of Verdi's "Otello" this Saturday overNBC with baritone Lawrence phonic example, emphasizing the no- As good a musician as he is a tenor Tibbett(left) asthe schemingIago.Theyareseenhereincostume bility, sagacity and humanity of Father(the two don't always go together), he George, with a merry fugued scherzoloves symphony music, is a close friend subtitled "Yankee Doodle," or describ-of John Barbirolli, and trained three of NOT in all the history of music isarouseshis ready jealousy.He up- his most popular roles under Toscanini. therethecounterpartof thebraids Desdemona when she triesto ing the cherry -tree episode. achievement of Giuseppe Verdispeak well of Cassio and flies into such Boris Koutzen (Russian, now living inFor years his fondest dream was to sing New York) gave us one Washington"Tristan," but with Melchior virtually(1813-1891), who wrote his passionatelya rage that she soothingly wipes his incident called "Valley Forge." A fewcornering the Wagnerian market, all hedramatic opera "Otello" at the age ofhead with her handkerchief, which falls other native personal themes are Philipcoulddo wasdream- -untilseveralseventy-four, and hislastone,"Fal- tothe ground unnoticed.Later Iago James' "Bret Harte," Douglas Moore'smonths ago, at Flagstad's request, hestaff," a virile, sparkling comedy, whenrecovers it and tells Otello he found it "PT. Barnum," Kurt Weill's (German,sang Tristan to her Isolde at the Chi-he was eighty. in Cassio's room.The husband calls cago Opera. He got such rave notices Noteworthy was not only the com-on Iago to help him in vengeance on transplantedhere)"Lindbergh,"andthat he will repeat his performance atposer's creation of so much eloquentthe guilty pair. the Metropolitan in March. music but also the fact thatit differed In Act III, Iago cunningly develops Lately Martinelli has been keeping upso entirely from the style developed inOtello's anger further, and he ends by the social end of the opera house andhis earlier works. Most remarkable ofpubliclyinsultingDesdemonaand is seen at all the swanky opening nightsall, in a period when Wagner had com-throwing her to the ground. and supper clubs. He likes wine andpletelyreshapedthecharacterand The lastact brings the success of highballs, but has never smoked in hismethods of opera, the Italian composer'sfiendish Iago's scheme, part of which life.Eating is a pleasure for him, andgenius freed him from imitatingthe has already resulted in Otello's being he can turn out a tasty dish of "Polenta"prevai:ing manner and permitted him toremoved as Governor of Cyprus, to be with "ucelli" himself. employ a new method in melody. har-replaced by Cassio. Martinelli's one superstition is to kissmony and orchestral treatment -all far Convinced of Desdemona's unfaith- pictures of his family before he goesfrom the old Italian tradition, avoidingfulness, Otello awakens her frcm sleep on stage.Since he broke a famousits halting arias and ensembles, fusingand,disregarding herpleaofinno. Metropolitan jinx years ago, he laughsscenes into one another, with both thecence,smothersherwithapillow. at superstition. When the Metropolitanvocal and orchestral scores keenly char-Iago's wife reveals that Otello has been revived "La Juive," the opera in whichacterizing the personages of the libretto.a victim of Iago's plot, and in anguished Caruso made his last appearance, Mar- In the firstact, three Venetian sol-remorse Otello ends his own life by tinelli was given the Caruso roleof diers, lago, Roderigo and Cassio, awaitstabbing. Eleazar. Sinister Italian mutteringOtello's(Moorishgeneral)returnto The best-known numbers of the opera warned thattherole was bad luck.Cypress from successful war with theare the powerful "Credo" (ActII),in Something would surely happentoTurks.After his arrival,the enviouswhich Iago voices his cynical opinion Martinelli.It did, too. He was strickenIago and Roderigo conspire against himof mankind; the revenge duet (Act II) the next day with an almost fatal attackand his friend Cassio. P.oderigo, enam-of Otello and Iago, and (Act IV) the Distinguished concert pianist Mil- of typhoid. However, the first role heored of Desdemona, devoted wife of the"Willow Song" and "Ave Maria" of ton Kayeisheard in "Sonata Reci- sang when he recovered...washero, hopes to win her affection forDesdemona. tals"Sundays over station WOR Eleazar in "La Juivel himself. The plotters ply Cassio with LeonardLiebling.

13 LISTENING TO LEARN Interesting and helpful facts about a few of this week's better educational broadcasts

Tuesday, February 27 built?" will be answered from scien-ministrators' convention inSt. Louis, Background for Listening tific data contributed by the Field Mu-William G. Carr, secretary of the Edu- Of Men and Books, CBS. Saturday, February 24 seum of Natural History. cational Policies Commission, will in- Pearl Buck's Other GadsandThe [astern Central Mountain Pacific 2:00 p.m. 1:00 p.m. 6:30 p.m. 5:30 p.m. terpret the significance of this year's People's Platform,CBS. Star Gazer byZsolt de Harsanyi will meeting. "Shall the Government Help Pay forbe the subjects for review this week.Adventures in Science, CBS. Eastern Central Mountain Pacific 5:00 p.m. 4:00 p.m. 3:00 p.m. 2:00 P.m. Schools?" is the question to be dis-In addition, Professor Frederick will Following a brief review of the cur- cussed on this program, the broadcastgive the program a rare touch whenrent week's science news, the programAmerica's Town Meeting of theAir, coming from the annual convention ofhe brings American author Pearl Buckwill switch from Washington toSt. NBC. the American AssociationofSchoolto the microphone as his guest. Louis to present a three-way discussion Dr. John W. Studebaker,U. S.Com- Administrators in St. Louis. The group Eastern Central Mountain 2pt! 1:Par4:1tn.n. of opportunities for exceptional chil-missioner of Education, heads the list ofdistinguished educators who will dren. Also considered will be the ques-of speakers this week onthe subject exchange viewpoints on this question Thursday, February 29 tions of what schools are trying to do"Should Schools Teach Youth to Dis- at Lyman Bryson's discussion table in-How Do You Know? NBC. along the lines of different studies forcuss Controversial Issues?" The ques- cludes Howard A. Dawson, of the Rural Despite the factthat the peoplewhodifferent students and why all studentstionisa timely one at this critical Service Department of the Nationallivedin America'sfirst tenements-should not be required to take theperiod in world affairs, and none are Education Association; Floyd W.the cliff -dwellers who inhabited largesame studies. more capable to give answer than Dr. Reeves, of the American Council oncaves in the canyons of Arizona, Colo- Eastern Central Mountain Pacific Studebaker and three other authorities Education; Charles A. Robinson, S. J.,rado and New Mexico-left no writing. 4:15 P.M. 3:15 p.m. 2:15 p.m. 1:15 p.m. who will be selected from the large of St. Louis University; and Ward G.scientificinvestigation has determined SchoolAdministrators' Convention, group of distinguishededucators at- Reeder, of Ohio State University. Openwhen cliff -houses were built.In this NBC. tending the annual A. A. S. A. conven- discussion will follow. program the intriguing question "How In this special broadcast from thetionin St. Louis. Eastern Central Mountain Pacific Eastern Central Mountain Pacific 7:00 p.m. 0:00 p.m. 5:00 p.m. 4:00 p.m. do you know when cliff -houses wereAmerican Association of School Ad- 9:30 p.m. 8:30 p.m. 7:30 p.m. 6:30 p.m.

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sica P 14 "Toothless Mouth Munch ng on Tuneless Melody" represents another of Gracie's ventures insurrealistic art.The furore -creating series is typical of clever Burns and Allen (CBS, Wednesday) publicity

Gracie Allen's "Man With Mike "Man Builds Better Mouse Trap, FrightMoons OverManicurist" THE WIZARDS Buys Mohair Toupe," also Gracie's pUBLICITY is the lifeblood of show- Sandra and Ronnie moved intothe men. Some getit by giving the family. Gracie is completely unselfish impressiontheydon'twant it. OF FARCE and the most feminine person I've ever Gracie Allen gets the best publicity known." breaks of any radio star. For one thing, Incidentally, Miss Allen has been reporters like her.She is intelligent, voted the most intelligent actress in friendly, gay. George Burns, her hus- Looking further into the lives and Hollywood. band and foil, is what the writing craft Last year only a few New Yorkers calls a top -hand guy. Incidentally, he's laughsofGeorgeBurnsand noticed Miss Allen and Mrs. Franklin the brains of the pair. D. Roosevelt enjoying a luncheon to- TheB. & A.publicitystuntsare comics supreme gether.ThePresident'swifetalked models. The objects of publicity doings Gracie Allen- about her grandchildren and Mrs. Burns are to make them so obvious that the about her adopted children, Ronnie and public catches on, thinks they are wiser Sandra. PerhapsGracietoldMrs. than the person who is being publi- By James Street RooseveltaboutSandra'sChristmas cized, and then talks about the person joke. George found the children in a and keeps the name in circulation. Or huddle and Sandra said, "We are try- to make the publicity so smart that George said, "Now you have an ideaof married life,still are held up as aning to find out how to give Mama her millions are fooled. what goes on in Gracie's head." example of what marriage should be.present and make her think it's from Recently a lady artist and her writing Artcirclessaid,"Hm-m-m." AndThere is one bad mark against George:Santa Claus." husband were visiting us, and Gracieforthwith Miss Allen was put down asthat smuggling thing. You remember "That'sfine,"said Papa."So you Allen's name wasmentioned.Thean artist. he pleaded guilty to avoiding deliber-do believe in Santa Claus." artist volunteered the information that It was all very fine. But for the bene-ately payment of duty on jewels for "No," said Sandra, "we don't, but Miss Allen is quite an artist, a surrealist.fit of my artist friend and the world inGracie. That cost him many admirers.Mama does." In exhibits for the benefit of China, hergeneral, let's get the record straight.But he was able to weather the storm Burns never allows Grade to read pictures were shown at important gal-Miss Allen DID NOT becauseAmericare-her radio or movie scripts before she leries. The China Aid Council profitedpaint the pictures.Mr. spectsthe work andappears. He teaches her her lines and by the exhibits. Ray Noble bought oneBurnswasnotsur- romance of Burns andletsher wander through her work, of the pictures, to help China, but re-prised at the titles, be- Allen. prattling her lines.It takes four men fused to hangitin hisliving -room.cause he wrote them. "Marriage is a matterto keep Gracie dumb. "After all," said Mr. Noble, "there isAnyway, thepictures of compatibilityand Years ago George used to "borrow" a limit to what China can demand ofhelped China. understanding betweengags written in a column by John P. one man." Miss Allen also has twopersons,"BurnsMedbury.One day Medbury heard There were eight of the Allen mas-been put down asa said. "When those twoGracie use several of his jokes and terpieces. They were titled, Man Withsinger. She never took elementsarepresent,called on the team. Burns was quite Mike Fright Moons Over Manicurist,a music lesson in her the marriage survives,upset. Dogs Gather on Street Corner to Watchlife.She always has whetherexposed to "I want to explain-" George began. Man -fight, Toothless Mouth Munchinghad a sweet voice, but Hollywood ornot. "Never mind," said Medbury. "That's on Tuneless Melody, Keg -lined Cantoo weak for practical "Of course marriagepast. What about new ones?" Sinking a Couple of Hard Putts in No-purposes. One day at Gracie Allen Burns is more of a hurdle if "I can't afford to buy jokes," said trump, Behind and Before Yet Underrehearsal, back in 1934, both husband and wifeBurns. the Vast Above the World Is in TearsGraciestarted humming while Guyare working.Itis harder stillif they "Then I'll write 'em for you for noth- and Tomorrow Is Tuesday, Man BuildsLombardo played.Mr. Lombardo wasboth are at work in the nervous atmos-ing," said Medbury."I like the way Better Mouse Trap and Buys Mohairdelighted.It was discovered that herphereofthetheatricalworld.Butthat woman handles my jokes." Toupe, Gravity Gets Body Scissors onweak voice would carry well over thecouples whose marriages were seri- For years Medbury fed jokes to the Virtue as Night Falls Upside Down, andradio and Gracie sang "Little Grassously undertaken, whose honest inten-team for nothing.But when B. & A. Eyes Adrift as Sardines Wrench atShack" at that week's to-do. Critics saytion is to try to make it work, will staygot into radio they hired him. He's still Your Heart Strings. she has a bell -like intonation.Othersmarried. That holds true whether inwith them. So is Bill Burns, George's The pictures and the titles caused nosay her simple enunciation gives herHollywood or Pine Bluff. brother, who used to be a hat salesman. end of comment. Gracie said she justsongs that thing that puts them over. "Gracie has been a devoted wifeHe's their business manager now. dreamed up the titles."I just lookedAnyway, she has become one of theand grand companion.You should Burns and Allen have many friends atthe pictures and said the first thingbest song-pluggers in the business. have seen her buckle down to the re-in Hollywood who date from vaudeville that came into my head," said Gracie. Burns and Allen, after thirteen yearssponsibilities of motherhoodwhen (Continued on Page 56)

15 The night death struck at Col. Theodore Roose- Col. Roosevelt, with anassassin'sbulletinhis When President Wilson, campaigning for the velt outside a Milwaukee hotel-and missed- chest afterithad passed through his spectacle League of Nations, losthis temper inSalt isa night reporter EdHillwillnever forget caseandmanuscript(above). spoke anyway Lake City, EdHill was there to reportit

FOR forty years Edwin C. Hill hascrowd cheeredandroaredasMr. keptthe world'sdiary.HisfirstRoosevelt, swinging his black Rough entry on page one goes back to aRider's hat, stepped quickly intohis HE KEEPS THE bleak March day in 1901, when he re-open car and stood there upright. ported the funeral of President Benja- "At that moment a crank with the min Harrison, and leads on throughglare of lunacy in his eyes leaped from fires, murders, buffooneries and humanthe fringeofthe sidewalk crowd, a tragedies to national political conven-pistol flashing in his right hand. He WORLD'S DIARY tions, interviews with the great, a re-leaped upontherunning -board and served seat in the White House, firedhispistolstraightatthe ex - the close confidence of four Presidents.President's breast.Colonel Roosevelt By Leslie Lieber The New York Sun considers Edwin C.clutched a hand to his breast and the Hill the finest reporter it ever had. CBShand came away red.Henry F. Co- listeners find his "Human Side of thechems seizedthe armofthe crazy News" a well-rounded picture of theman, John Schrank. newsworthy side of humanity. "AsthepolicedraggedSchrank In all his experience there was onlyaway,ColonelRoosevelt,handstill one assignmentthat almost stumpedpressed to his breast, waved his driverof stone as big as a house. of Nations."I was with him when he him. That was MOVIE AND RADIO GUIDE'Sto get going, and in a few minutes that "When we newspapermen crawledtoured the West.It was a dramatic request for the five most memorableindomitable man walked out upon theinto the tunnel, thirty men were bur-and tragic experience. In Salt Lake City news events in his career. When youplatform of the Auditorium and facedrowing like moles to reach poor Pietro.it became plain to all of us reporting ask Mr.Hillfor"five"outstandingfifteen thousand people who sat in abso-After three hours they reached him. Hehis tour that the great idealist was on stories he gazes almost hopelessly atlute silence. There he stood, face deadwas perfectly conscious in his suffer-the verge of a crash.In the Mormon hisofficewalls withtheircordiallywhite buttheold smilestillgoinging and smiled in the lantern -light. HeTabernacle he spoke before an enor- autographed pictures of Benito Musso-strong. He held up the manuscript ofwanted whisky, but they were afraidmous audience, defending Article Ten, lini, Theodore Roosevelt,J.D. Rocke-his speech and withithis spectacle -to give it to him because of his weak-the clause which would have bound the feller,AlSmith, Woodrow Wilson,case.The heavy bullet had passedenedheart.The doctor asked himUnited States to take up arms against Warren Harding, Charles Evans Hughes,through both.'Friends,'said Colonelhow he felt.'Moocha bad,' said theany country violating the territory of William Howard Taft, and Tom Mix.Roosevelt, 'I've just been shot, butit bravelittlechap.'ButImaka dateany other country.He was scornfully You almost sense the welling -upof takes more thanthattokillaBullweeth my Giuseppina.I must keepaquoting areservation Senator Lodge countless reminiscences within him asMoose. No matter what happens to me,da date.' had proposed which would have ex- he looks for a moment at each face.I want you to understand that I'm ahead cluded the United States from interfer- And then just when you begin to admitof the game anyway. No man ever !THEY chipped the rock away froming in foreign wars except by the will that your request was perhaps a littlehad a happier life than mine.' An hour his crushed leg, but they couldn'tof Congress. Wilson expected the vast unreasonable-that alifetimeofrichlater in a special train we were speed-loosen the grip of the great rock. Pietroaudience to echo his indignation with journalism can't be whittled down toing toward Chicago and the Mercywas losing strength with every breath.Lodge's proposal.Instead,unexpect- five compact anecdotes-Edwin C. HillHospital, and there the surgeons foundAt 2 o'clock in the afternoon, twelveedly,the Mormons thunderously ap- proceeds withgreatsuccinctnessto the bullet buried two inches deep inhours after the collapse of the greatplauded it.President Wilson stopped do it. the ex -President's right breast. rock wall, he asked for a priest. Theyshort like a man stabbed. Something in "Of all the moments I'll never for- "Then there's the courage of lesser -were forced to cut off his right leg athis brain exploded. Ialmostfeltit. get," he begins, "the greatest came thatknown heroes who go unsung to theirthe hip. When they put him in theFires of rage consumed him. He raised night in Milwaukee over a quarter ofgraves. One such I met on a story wasambulance he looked up with a smilea shaking fist and strode to the very a century ago when I stood at the elbowPietro Tulio and he was a young Italian,and said to the doctor, 'I maka da bestedge of the platform. Mrs. Wilson, sit- of Theodore Roosevelt as death strucka tunnel -driller working under ahillwith one leg, eh?' But that night, stillting with Dr. Cary Grayson, began to at him and barely missed. We werebeing cut for the Lackawanna Railroadsmiling, stout-hearted Pietro passed totremble. leaving the Gilpatrick Hotel to go toin New Jersey. A mass of solid rockthe reward that awaits the brave. No "All at once the President let fly his the Milwaukee Auditorium, where Colo-ninety feet high gave way Ad piledimpression cut more deeply than thatanger and resentment. His voice shook. nel Roosevelt was to speak.Outsideup with a roar that shook houses forone carved with rock." 'If you have a knife in your hand and the hotel, ten thousand people waitedblocks around.Thirteen of the sand- The radio commentator's third storywant to cut the heart out of the cove- to pay him honor. Police were every-hogs had time to drop their tools andconcerns a little-known episode in thenant, then applaud.' With a visible and where-- unif ormed,plain -clothesandescape. But Pietro Tulio stopped to getlastdays ofPresident Wilson'slifemighty effort he got himself under con- Federal secret police, and over all ahis coat and was overwhelmed.Hiswhen the Chief Executive was laboringtrol, but his eyes were weary and dead. brightglareofelectriclight.Theright leg was pinned down by a blockin vain to steer America into the LeagueTwo dayslateratNewton, Kansas,

16 9, Edwin C.Hill(right) is one of the great newspapermen of all time and an intimateofthe great around the world. On radio,his "Human Sideof the News" broadcasts are authoritative and revealing

Mrs. Harding (shown with late Presi- dent) revealed her premonition of evil to Mr. Hill after her husband's election

But in the heart of Edwin C. Hill are privatememories he reveals now in richrecollection

Doctor Grayson came to us in our pri-come out of the burning steamboatcasttellinglisteners about my tele-a glimpse beyond the veil. She spoke vatecar.'Gentlemen,' he said,'thesomehow-nobody knew then orfor phone conversation, I was again calledin a low tone.'I could find itin my President is ill-worn out. We are re-manyyearsafter. Herexpressionto the telephone to speak to a youngheart to wish that he had been beaten. turning at once to Washington.' At theshowedsheknewsomethingwasman whose father, now dead, had beenI did not want him nominated.I did platform of the Washington station wewrong because men and women camea harbor policeman at the time of thenot want him in the White House. But newspaper correspondents waitedto running into the room, acted s:rangely,Slocum tragedy. It was his father whothey were too strong for me. He lis- say good -by to the President and Mrs.shouting and screaming and throwinghad caught sight of a child huddledtened to them.' The time was to come Wilson.Presently he appeared.His themselves on the floor.It was some-behindthebigpaddle -wheel.Thewhen I understood the strange, mourn- carriage was erect, his step was firm,time in the afternoon that a man burstchurning of the great wheel had thor-ful mood of that fine and understanding his head high. Now and then he smiledinto the room, white-faced, frenzied, andoughly drenched the paddle wheel -boxwoman. She knew his inability to say and bowed with his customary polishseized the little girl in a perfect agonyand fire couldn't touch i:.The harbor'no'to engaging scoundrels who had of manner. To each one of us he saidof love. He was Charles Krecler. Hispolicemen took the child to the Alexan-foisted themselves upon him. Harding farewell. And then he was gone andwife and four children had gone on thatder Avenue station, starting a mysterywas an honest man, butachild in the not one of us ever saw him alive afterSunday -school excursion and Lizzie wasthat radio solved thirty years later." hands of wily rascals." that. He had had a stroke.That knifethe only one left. There you have Edwin C. Hill's five in the Mormon Tabernacle cut the heart "Now here's the unforgettable mo-THE fifth is another behind -the -scenesfavorites.Most of them are private out of the covenant. And it had alsoment. Iwas broadcastingthisstory story of a United States President, theproperty. Unlike the great political con- cut the heart out of a man to whom thesome five years ago over WABC andill-fated Warren G. Harding."Neverventions, World Series games, heavy- covenant was as dear as life itself." I had nearly finished when a page -boyshallIforget,"continuesHill,"theweightprize-fightswhichHillalso Radio put the finishing touches onslipped into the studio and whisperedelection night of November 2, 1920, thecovered, these yarns spin a personal another of Mr. Hill's newspaper sagas-that the 'child' of whom I had beenhourty.'Mr. Harding's victory on histhread to Mr. Hill's own heart.With a story that took thirty years to unroll.talking was on the telephone atthatownfifty-fifthbirthday.The littleother reporters he shares equally the "In 1904, in the bright month of June,"minute and wanted to speak to me.city of Marion, Ohio, blazed with redmemory of epoch-making news stories. continues Edwin C. Hill, "an old steam-Can you imagine the thrill of that? Im-fire and the clamor of jubilation. AfterBut in a little corner of his brain he boat named the General Slocum caughtmediately Itold my listeners about itwiring my story to the Sun I went tokeeps his private savings-someone's fire as it plied the East River.I was inand told them I would relate my phonethe Harding home on Mount Vernontear, someone's smile, another's suffer- bed that morning when Ireceived aconversation the next timeI was onAvenue to offer my congratulations toing-those elusive nuances usually lost telegram from my city editor:'Go atthe air. Then I went to the phone andthe President-elect.He stoodinthebetween the lines of newspaper print once to Alexander Avenue Police Sta-there, sure enough, was this same littlebrightly lighted house, the center of awhich, taken together, spell life itself. tion. Hundreds of women and childrenLizzie. Shewastelephoningfromgay hand -shaking group.I passed onThat, in essence, is "The Human Side burned or drowned in General SlocumNyack, New York.She was marriedto the rear room and there came uponof the News." disaster on East River.'I don't care toand had two children of her own. ButMrs. Harding, sitting alone and looking Edwin C. Hill may be heard Monday recall the row on row of bodies on thethe mystery of how she had beenoff into space. She motioned me to sitthrough Friday on "The Human Side floor of the police station. My story isrescued was still a mystery to her andnear her. Then she turned to me, herof the News" over a CBS network at: about a child God had spared that day.everyone else.But radio solved thatface set in the strangest expression IEST 6:00 p.m. CST 5:00 p.m. She was a baby girl of four who hadmystery, too. For the next time I broad-have ever seen-like one who had had MST 4:00 p.m. PST 3:00 p.m.

P 9/20 17 ON THE BANDWAGON

JAZZ bandom's "All-American" made areality A jitterbug's dream -come -trueis is thefourteen -pieceAll -Starorchestraof this All-American swing band. For bandleaders and soloists selected by an annual Roll along withyour band details, see first paragraph, Col. 1 )011 by musician readers of "Metronome," musical trade publication, and inscribed on wax forpos- :erity by Columbia records.This galaxy ofloot- reporter to rug -cuttings, ers, thumpers and foot -tappers, enough to drive a Ogled of Openings .itterbug delirious with joy,lined up with Swing At Charlie Barnet's Hotel Lincoln debut-Blue King Benny Goodman at clarinet; Toots Mondello, romance and record reviews Barron, very much at home-in the Blue Room

Eddie Miller,Charlie Barnet and Benny Carter, . . . GrayGordon,slightlyoutofthecolor saxophones;Ziggy Elman, HarryJames and scheme, but very much interestedinthe conver-

CharlieSpivak,trumpets;JackTeagardenand sation of Maria Kramer, hotel tycoon . .. Tune - Jack Kenny, trombones; Gene Krupa, drums; Bob smith Saxie Dowell tryingtointerest orchestra - -laggart, bass; Charlie Christian, guitar; and Jess By Mel Adams leader Spud Murphy in his new ditty, "Playmates" Stacy, piano.Mondello, Elman and Christian play . . . Kay Thompson, sans hubby JackJenny. -egularly withBenny Goodman; Miller,Haggart and Stacy are Bob Crosbyites.The rest are band- Diskussions eaders. "King PorterStomp"and"All -Star "PINOCCHIO''-From the sound trackof Walt Strut" were the jazz classics disked for early re - Disney'ssecond full-lengthfeature,Victorhas . . . taken the voices of Jiminy Cricket, Geppetto, J. ease. "Seems like a reunion," grinned Goodman for the vocal spot vacated by Anita Boyer In the Wax Works BobbyByrne, twenty -one -year -oldmaestro,gets WorthingtonFoulfellowandPinocchio as they before the session commenced. And it was; Krupa, Johnny Green Royale -recorded two ofhis own sing the six song hits, and put them ina three - James and Stacy all being Goodman alumni. the coveted spring podium assignment at the Glen most famous compositions, "Body and Soul" and record album,lavishlyillustratedwithDisney's Island Casino, eastern maker of bands . . . That "Out of Nowhere," which, up to now, have been original drawings in four colors.A must for chil- Behind the Podium was a cute cardDinah Shore, NBC songstress, waxed by many top bands-but nottheir com- dren-young and old (Victor P-18). sent her fans ... It read: "I Was 'Watching the A blow to female followers of Jimmy Dorsey's poser . . . . Alec Templeton's album of musical RAYMOND SCOTT-Scott's six -man quintet has Clock' only 'LastNight' and'IThought About bandisthemarriageofhandsome singerBob caricatures isdueforquickVictorelease . . . blossomedintoafullthirteen -piece dance band, EberlytoFlorineCallahan,ofthe "Too Many You.'Instead of being 'Careless' and saying 'Darn For lovers of jazz "in the raw," Decca is readying disk debuting with two records that establish the Girls" revusical Claude Thornhill, ex -arranger That Dream.'Idecidedtoput my thoughts on an album devoted to the "Chicago Style," featur- maestro equally great in the dance field as he was record. From now on,'I'veGot My Eyes on in the smaller combination idiom. "Just a Gigolo" or Andre Kostelanetz, Ray Noble and Skinnay ing George Wettling, drums;Charlie Teagarden, (Columbia 35363) and "The Peanut Vendor" (Co- Ennis, was set to introduce his new band via the You'" ... Tunes named are Dinah's recordings. trumpet; Floyd O'Brien, trombone; Danny Polo, lumbia 35364) highlight clarinetist Pete Pumiglio, Mutual network from the Newark, N. J., Shalimar clarinet; Joe Marsala, tenorsaxophone;Jess trumpeter ChrisGriffinandtenorsaxistDave February 28-that is, until the place burned down Coincidence Stacy, piano; Jack Bland, guitar; and Artie Sha- Harris. Plattermates"HuckleberryDuck"and Two years ago, Lyn Murray, new on the CBS "Business Men's Bounce," respectively,are two two weeks teforehisdebut . . . Orrin Tucker piro, bass . . .Warbler Wendy Bishop joins Les Scott originals. Unusually fine precisionof sax musical staff, was assigned for hisfirst task the and "Oh, Bonnie" Baker will probably move into Brown's bandinplaceofMiriam Shaw . . . and brass sections predominates all four sides. New York's Waldorf-Astoria in late March or early coaching of singer Barry .Wood.Both Lyn and "Story -book" success yarn come trueisthe tale highfor HILDEGARDE-"All the Things You Are" and April .. . Tucker nixed $10,000 -a -week offers for Barry have since come up, now rank ofDelVictor,twenty -one -year -old New Yorker theirparticularspecialties. JustrecentlyLyn "IDidn't Know What TimeItWas"(Decca 'theaterengagements . . . Thoselong-distance who won a theater talent contest staged by Gray 23115)-There aren't two more beautiful tunes to phone calls made between dance setsplayed by received hisfirst assignment with Columbia rec- Gordon last fall, was placed under the guidance of whichthe charming Milwaukee chanteuse could Hal Kemp's band find Bob Allen and Jane Skin- ords to organize and conduct an all -string orches- a voice coach by the maestro and now takes over lend her voice than these Jerome Kern and Rodg- ner, Washington, D. C., coed -cooing on the same tra for one of Columbia's star singers.The singer the featured vocal role with Gray's band. ers and Hart ditties . . . Something to keep. -you guessed it-is Barry Wood! wire. . . Matty Malneck, who achieved popular- DICK JURGENS-"You CanDependonMe" ity with a small, unconventional swing combina- Love Tole (Vocalion 5338),aprettyballadinthe smooth. :ion, will organize a full orchestra to open at the Tepid Tin Pan Alley danceable styleofMaestro Jurgens, vocaledby Maestri alongradio andrecordrow attribute Some months ago, Mitchell Ayres' band played Eddie Howard . .. "An Old Beer Bottle," an old Coast'sBeverly -Wilshire . . . Also duetotrek novelty rhythm tune, is the plattermate. west shortly are Benny Goodman, Kay Kyser and the present craze to revive old song hits and re-at the now defunct Hollywood Restaurant, which Will Osborne. adapt classic themes and outmoded instrumental had aruleprohibiting chorusgirls from dating GLENN MILLER-"Beautiful Ohio" and"Mis- novelties to a dearth of original materialin Tin musicians. The band, a cooperativegroup,en- souriWaltz"(Bluebird10587) findSwingster Off the Beat They point to the recent revivalof forced the same rule.When drummer Joe Dale Miller, renowned for thunderbolt brass and can- Pan Alley. non -like rythm, giving swing tradition the go-by That red streak whizzing between Chicago and such oldies as "Oh, Johnny," "Row, Row, Row,"was spied with Mona Joy Gentry, of the chorus, for two pretty waltzesinhisbest golden saxo- New YorkisCarrotop Dick Todd flyingto and "You'd Be Surprised" and "Ma, He's Making Eyes he was fined; she lost her job.Just after the phone manner, with just the trace of a Viennese `rom his Avalon broadcasts in the Windy City and at Me" as indicative of the present musical trend. band beganitspresent stand at the St. George.lilt. itsrecord sessionsinGotham . . . Ben Bernie They trace the cycle back toLarry Clinton's Hotel, the boys learned that Joe and Mona hullJIMMY DORSEY-"A Manand HisDrums" will return his dance rhythms to the airemotime jazzingof"Martha,"Debussy's"Reverie"and been married secretly for almost a year.The rest' (Decca 2961)-An instrumental novelty from the when hefollowsEnochLightinto New York's Tschaikowsky's "Romeo and Juliet" theme ("Our of the band got together at a business meeting pens of J. Dorsey himself, and Toots Camarata, and voted to give the couple a wedding present of reallyhot wax featuring Buddy Schutz atthe Hotel Taft early in March ... Tommy Dorsey isLove"). Further evidence is offered in the "oldies" drums ... Ray Noble's hit instrumental, "Chero- grooming Jo Stafford, who sings with his quartet, which became hit tunes in 1939. fifty dollars-the amount Joe had been fined! kee,"is the backer -upper. 18 1/20 5, European News in English Important Stations (Megacycles or thousands of kilocycles shown) Daily Morning CJRO.Canada 6.15RV96, " 6.08, 15.18 CST MST CITY STATIONDIAL CJRX, " 11.72SBP. Sweden 11,706 CRIBE, Mozambi- SBU, " 9.636 5:30 a.m. 4:30 a.m.London GSG 17.79 On Short Waves que 9.645TGWA, Guatemala 5:45 a.m. 4:45 a.m.Berlin DJB 15.20 CfiVii7, Portugal 9.795 9.685, 15.17 7:15 a.m. 6:15 a.m.London GSV 17.81 DJB, Germany 15.20TG2, Guatemala 6.195 DJC, TPA4, Paris 11.718 7:30 a.m. 6:30 a.m.Berlin DJB 15.20 Edited by Charles A. Morrison DID, " 11.77TPB7, " 11.885 8:15 a.m. 7:15 a.m.Berlin DJB 15.20 DJL, 15.11TPC8, " 11.845 9:45 a.m. 8:45 a.m. Rome 2R06 15.30 President, International DX ers Alliance DXB. " 9.61TPC, " 9.52 9:55 a.m. 8:55 a.m. Rome 2R06 15.30 EAQ. Spain 9.86YLQ, Australia 9.615 EIRE. Ireland 9.595VLR, " 9.58 10:00 a.m. 9:00 a.m.London GSV 17.81 Programs from foreign countries GRX. England 9.69VLW3." 9.645 11:20 a.m.10:20 a.m.Paris TPC8 11.845 GSA, 6.05WCAB, Philadelphia, subject to change without notice 19 GSB. 9.51 Pa. 6.06, 9.59. 21.52 Daily Afternoon GSC, 9.58WCBX.New York City GSD. 11.76 21.67, 15.27, 11.83 12:00 noon11:00 a.m.London GSI 15.26 GSE, 11.86 9.65. 6.17. 6.12 12:18 p.m.1}:18 a.m.Rome 2R04 11.81 GSF, 15.14WGEA. Schenectady, 11.75 SHORT-WAVE BROADCAST FROM MOZAMBIQUE GSG, 17.79 N.Y.21.60. 15.33. 9.55 2:50 p.m. 1 :50 p.m. London GSD GBH. IP 21.47WGEO. Schenectady, 3:15 p.m. 2:15 p.m.Rome 2R03 9.63 GSI, .11 15.26 N.Y. 9.59 3:45 p.m. 2:45 p.m.London GSD 11.75 THE latest thrill available to Northprogram material is quite varied in op 21.58WLWO.Cincinnati, GSC 9.58 GSL. 6.11 Ohio 6.06 American short-wave listeners isnature, including classical or folk - GSO. 5:00 p.m. 4:00 p.m. DXB 9.61 15.18WNBI, NewYork City Berlin GSP, 1.6.31 6.100, 17.78 DJ D 11.77 daily reception direct from distantmusic during the first portion of the GSV, 17.81WPIT, Pittsburgh. Pa. 5:30 p.m. 4:30 p.m. London GSC 9.58 Mozambique, Portuguese East Africa, HAI& Hungary 9.125 21.54, 15.21. 11.87, 6.14 broadcast and American or European HBL, Switzerland 9.34WRCA. New York City, a strip of African coastal land west ofdance Drpopular selections from HP5A, Panama 11.70 9.67, 17.78 Daily Evening HP5G, 11.78WROL, Boston. Mass. 6:00 p.m. 5:00 p.m.Moscow RAN 9 60 the Union of South Africa, whose2:30 to 3:00 p.m. CST. Portuguese HVJ, Vatican City15.12 11.79, 6.04 RNE 12.00 9.125WRUW. Boston, Mass. white -sand beaches are washed byannouncements are made by a man. JZI, Japan 9.535 11.73. 15.13 6:30 p.m. 5:30 p.m.Budapest HAT4 9.125 JZJ. 11.80W2XJI, N. Y. City 25.30 (ex. Sat.) thetropical waters ofthe IndianEnglish announcements are made by J2R " 15.16XEJR,Mexico 7.38 5:30 p.m. Rome 2R03 9.63 San Francisco. XE WW " 9.50 6:30 p.m. Ocean. a woman, who also reads an English Calif. 6:30 p.m. 5:30 p.m. London GSC 9.58 9.53, 15.33XGOX, China 16.20 CR7BE, the new 10,000 -watt short-news bulletin at or near 2:00 p.m. KHE. Hawaii 17.91XGOY. " 11.90 GSL 6.11 KQH. Hawaii 14.92 9.645 7:00 p.m. 6:00 p.m.Stock'm SBP 11.705 wave station of the Radio Club ofCST. Letters from listeners are some- K2.1111, Philippines 9.635XPSA, 7.01 9.535 LRX, Argentina 9.66YUE. Yugoslavia 15.24 SBU at MTCY, Manchukuo 11.175 7:03 p.m. 6:03 p.m.Paris TPC 9.52 Mozambique, located Lourencotimes read by the woman announcer. YV5RN, Venezuela5.04 02F. Denmark 9.622R03, Italy 9.63 TP87 11.885 Marques, first appeared on the air Reception of CR7BE in the United OZH, 15.3221104. " 11.81 7:15 p.m. 6:15 p.m.Berlin 0)(B 9.61 last December. PCJ. Holland9.59. 15.222R06," 15.30 6.02 It broadcasts a pro-States has been so successful that a RAN. U.S.S.R. 9.6021109." 9.67 DJC ENE. 7:40 p.m. 6:40 p.m.Madrid EAQ 9.86 gram directed to Europe, especiallyspecial program beamed on North 12.00 8:45 p.m. 7:45 p.m.London GSC 9.58 to the motherland of Portugal, dailyAmerica daily from 6:00 to 7:00 a.m. GSL 6.11 GSD 11.75 from 1:00 to 3:00 p.m. CST, on aCST will soon be inaugurated. I 7:45 p.m. -Berlin -English talk: DXB (9.61) 9:30 p.m. 8:30 p.m. Berlin DXB 9.61 frequency of9.645 megs.CR7BEdoubtifthis transmission will be 8:30 p.m. -Vatican City -Catholic news and mu- DJC 6.02 sic for North American listeners: HVJ (6.19) 10:00 p.m. 9:00 p.m.London GSC 9.58 is received with the greatest volumeheard here, as the hour is unfavor- GSL 6.11 from approximately 2:00p.m.on.able and VLW2 of Perth, West Aus- Monday. February 26 GSD 11.75 Incredible as it may sound, CR7BE'stralia, For programs broadcast daily see Daily Programs (COI. si Paris 9.52 occupiesalmostthe same 10:30 p.m. 9:30 p.m. TPC 4:30 p.m. -Martinique -Concert 11:00 p.m.10:00 p.m.Berlin DXB 9.61 signals often reach full loudspeakerchannel during that period.I shall ofWestIndies music with English announcements: DJC 6.02 strength toward the end of the pro-be glad to hear from any of our (9.705) 11:30 p.m.10:30 p.m.Paris TPC 9.52 7 p.m. -Rio deJaneiro -Brazilianprogramfor 12:15 a.m.11:15 p.m-London GSB 9.51 gram. You can easily locate CR7BEreaderswho maybefortunate North America, including typical music, travel talks and GSA 6.05 (9.645), near the high -frequency sideenough to tune in this program. news:PSH (10.22) 2:00 a.m. 1:00 a.m. London GSB 9.51 7 p.m. -London -Talk,"The EmpireatWar": GSA 6.05 of the 31 -meter band (several chan- This stationisalso licensedto GSC (9.58) GSL (6.11) 2:00 a.m. 1:00 a.m. Moscow RV96 15.18 nels lower in frequency than Mexi- 11.835,as 7:30 p.m. -Rome -Letters fromlistenersinall operate as CR7BF on parts of the world: 2R03 (9.63) can station XEQQ on 9.68). A three -CR7BG on15.285, and CR7BI on 7:45 p.m. -Switzerland -Program of folk and tone chimes -signalsimilartothat17.915 megs. One of the above chan- popular music, news and political talks: HBL Daily Programs, Sat., Feb. 24, (9.345) used by NBC may frequently benelswill probably be used later 7:45 p.m. -Berlin -English talks on current war through Fri., March 1 heard over the station. this year. topics: DXB (9.61) DJC (6.02) The prograziztheie:1:eartt.zegl..A.:,are daily atthe indicated. CR7BE comes on the air with the Receptionreportson programs CST City Program Station Tuesday. February 27 sound of singing and the beat ofheard over CR7BE are welcome and For programs broadcast d.x.ly see Dady Programs (COI. It 7 :50 a.m.-Perth,W.Australia -War news in English: VLW2 (9.645) native tom-toms. The transmission isshould be addressed to the Radio 2:30 p.m. (Tues., Thurs., Sat.) -Lisbon -Program 9 a.m.-Manila-"Night Hawks," variety program concluded with the playing of theClub of Mozambique, P. 0. Box 594, for English listeners, including music, variety for English listeners: KZRH (9.635) Portuguesenationalanthem.ThePortuguese East Africa. and topical talks in English: CS11'7 (9.74) 9:30 a.m.-Saigon-News (English): (11.78) 4:45 p.m. -London -Talk,"In EnglandNow": 10:10 a.m.-Berlin-Variety music andtalksin GSC (9.58) GSD 111.75) English for North America: DJB (15.20) 6:10 p.m. -Budapest -Royal Hungarian Opera 10:52 a.m.-London-Arabic program: GSP (15.31) : HAT4 (9.125) 11:15 a.m.-Paris-English talk, "Life in Paris- : EUROPE'S PROPAGANDA VOICES: Berlin en routetoValparaiso,Chile. Allmessages 6:40 p.m.-Itoine--Rome Police Band: 2R03 TPC8 (11.845) now broadcaststoNorth Americadaily as reported that reception of the broadcast was 1 p.m. -Mozambique -Symphonic,popular, folk. follows: Over DJB (15.20)from 5:30 to8 perfect . . . A new Cuban short-wave sta 7 p.m. -London -Talk,"Cardson theTable": music and news inEnglish from Portuguese a.m. CST, from 10:10 to 10:40 a.m. CST and tion, COCY (9.23), is now on the air and re- GSC (9.58) GSL (6.11) East Africa: CR7BE (9.645) (Best near 2 to from 3:50 to 9:45 p.m. CST; over DJD (11.77) lays broadcast -band station CMCY, owned by 7:15 p.m. -London -Variety program with Tommy 3 p.m.) from 3:50 p.m. to 12 mid. CST and over DXB Autran y Carbo, Ltd., of Havana, week -days Handley: GSC (9.58) GSL (6.11) 2 p.m. -Rome --Eveningconcert with English (9.61) and DJC (6.02) from 6 p.m. to 12 mid. from 7 a.m. to 11 p.m. CST and Sundays from 7:45 p.m. -Holland --Music. English talks and announcements: 2R06 (15.30) 2R04 (11.81) CST. DJB is well heard mornings; DJD and 7a.m.to9 p.m. CST . . . The powerful humor for American listeners: PCH (9.59) 4 p.m. -Athlone -Variety program from Ireland: DXB fair to good in early evenings, and DJC new short-wavestationoftheColombian 9:30 p.m.-Paris---LileinParis,"PercyNoel: EIRE (9.595) fair to good late evenings . . . PCJ (9.59) ofgovernment, HJCT at Bogota, has been con- Paris Mondial (9.52, 11.885) 4:45 p.m. -Lisbon -Variety program from Portu Huizen,Holland,isnow broadcastingTues- ductingpreliminary broadcasttests on a gal for North American listeners: CSW7 (9.74) days according to the following revised sched- frequencyof 9.63megs. Italmostcom- Wednesday, February 28 5:30 p.m.--Martinique--News (English):(9.705) ule: From 6:30 to 7:30 p.m. CST directed to pletelywreckstheeveningprogramsfrom For programs broadcast daily see Daily Programs (COI.1) 5:30 p.m. -P anam a -News(English): HP5A South America, and from 7:45 to 8:45 p.m. 2R03,Rome, whichoperateson (and has 4:30 p.m. -Martinique -ConcertofWestIndies (11.70) CST directedtoNorth America . . . J.J. operated on) this frequency for several years music with English announcements:(9.705) 6 p.m. -Budapest -Program from Hungaryfor Kernan of Roxbury, Mass., reports reception -justanotherinstanceofthedog-eat-dog 4:45 p.m. -London -Talk, "Matters of Moment": North America: HAT4 (9.125) of "Radio Bucharest"(9.234)ofBucharest, tactics prevalent inthe fieldof international GSD (11.75)GSC(9.58) (NotforWest 6 p.m. -Moscow -News,talksand musicfrom Roumania, near 6 p.m. CST. A ten -note bugle -short-wave broadcasting these days .. .Thir- Coast) Soviet Russia for listeners in North America: call was used as an identifying signal. teen months of hard labor by radio operator 7 p.m. -Rome -Merry Peasant's Orchestra: 2R03 RAN (9.6) RNE (12) RV96 (6.03) and engineer Clarence Moore was brought to a (9.63) 2R04 (11.81) 6:30 p.m. -Nassau, St. John's, Nfld.-News relay GENERAL NOTES: Enthusiastic radiograms successfulconclusion on Mondayevening. 7:20 p.m.-Rome----Enlishtouristnotes:2R03 from London-ZNS2 (6.09) VONG (5.975) praising the contents and technical excellence February12, when Chicago mssionary Clar- ( 9.63) 2R04 (11.81) 6:30 p.m. -Rome -"American Hour," for listeners of the first of a series of bimonthly saluteence Jores' powerful new 10,000 -watt short- 8:30p.m. -VaticanCity -Catholic news and music in North America: 2R03 (9.63) 2R04 (11.81) programstotheByrdAntarcticExpedition wave station, HCJB atQuito,Ecuador, on for North American listeners! HVJ (6.19) 6:45 p.m. -Madrid -Special programforNorth presented by NBC andshort-wavestation top of the Andes, went on the air for initial America: EAQ (9.86) WGEO: from 10:30 to 11:30 p.m. CST, on Fri- broadcast tests.Watch for the amazing and Thursday, February 29 day, February 2. have been received from Ad- interestingstoryofthismountaintop mis 7 p.m. -Paris -Talks. plays, music and news for For programsbroadcast dailysee Daily PrOgrarft (COI.1) North American listeners:(9.52, 11.885) miral Richard E. Byrd on his flagship, "The sionarystation and how you can enjoyits from Sweden for Bear," from the snow -cruiser atLittle Amer- programs in an early issue of Movie and Radio 6 p.m. -B udapes t -Vocal Ensemble: HAT4 7 p.m. -Stockholm -Program (9.125) listenersinNorthAmerica: SBU(9.535) ica,and from "The NorthStar,' which is Guide. 6:40 p.m. -Rome -RossiniAnniversaryConcert: SBP (11.705) 2R03 (9.63) 7 p.m. -L o It don -Talk,"Backgroundtothe 7:30 p.m. -China -Program inEnglish for listen- 11:40 p.m. -Tokyo --Englishtalkaboutcurrent News": GSC (9.58) GSL (6.11) Special for Pacific Coast ers in North America: XGOX (15 20) Affa rs: JZJ (11.80) 9:30 a.m. daily -Sydney -Broadcast for Paci- 8 p.m. -Berlin -English talks on current topics: 12 mid. -Pittsburgh -Messages andgreetingsto Friday, March 1 fic Coast listeners: VLQ (9.615) DXB (9.61) DJC (6.02) listeners in Arctic regions: WPIT (6.14) For programs broadcast daily see DailyPrograms (COI.I) 5:22 p.m. daily -London -Nightly broadcast: 9:50 p.m. -Berlin -English talks on current top- 9 a.m.-London-Talk, "In England Now": GSV GSC (9.58) ics: DXB (9.61) DJC (6.02) Sunday. February 25 (17.81) 11 p.m. daily -Tokyo --Japanese program: JZJ For programs broadest daily see Daily Prograru (Col. 1) 4:45 p.m. -London -Talk,"In EnglandNow": (11.80) Saturday. February 24 8:15 a.m.-London--"The Week's Programs": GSD (11.75) GSC (9.58) 12 mid. daily -Szechwan, China -Variety pro- For programs broadcast daily see Daily Programs (Col. 1) GSV (17.81) 6 p.m. -Budapest -March of the1st Honved In- gram: XGOY (9.645) 4:45 p.m. -London -Talk,"LondonLog": GSD 6:40 p.m. -Rome -Opera."Elixird'amore" from fantry Regiment HAT4 (9.125) 12:30 a.m. daily-Hsinking-English program Royal Opera House at Rome: 2R03 (9.635) 6:40 p.m. -Rome --Guest and request night: 2R03 from Manchukuo: MTCY (11.775) 6p.m.1-13B5u)dapest-English newsletter: HAT4 7:25 p.m -Holland-Program for North American (9.63) 2R04 (11.81) 12:45 a.m. Monday -London -Talk, "The Em- (9.125) listeners: PCJ (9.59) 10:30 p.m. -London -"World Affairs." Wickham pire At War": GSB (9.51) 7:15 p.m. -London -"In theCanteenTonight":7:30 p.m. -Honolulu -"Voice ofHawaii."native Steed: GSC (9.58) GSL (6.11) GSD (11.75) 12:45 a.m. Thursday -London -Talk. "Back. GSC (9.58) GSL (6.11) songs and dances of Hawaii: KQH (14.92) 10:30 p.m. -Schenectady -News, personal messages ground to the New,": (15B (951) 7:15 p.m. -Paris -"Paris During the War," Paul 7:30 p.m. -Rome -Englishtalkaboutwhat is and greetings to members of Byrd Antarctic Archinard: Paris Mondial (9.52, 11.885) happening in Rome today: 2R03 (9.635) ExpeditionatLittle America: WGEO (9.53) T 9/20 19 CLEAR ALL WIRES Here is last-minute news from the entertainment capitals of the world

Mickey Rooney, as young Edisc Spencer Tracy, Robert Young find turns in the performance of his life adventure in "Northwest Passage"

"NORTHWEST PASSAGE" "YOUNG TOM EDISON" HOLLYWOOD . . . Where things are not what A Review they seem. On Feb.12, Artie Shaw seemingly A Review

Cast:Mickey Rooney, Fay Bainter,George carried the torch for Betty Grable.Judy Garland Cast:Spencer Tracy,Robert Young, Walter Bancroft,Virginia We,dler, Eugene Pallette,etc. felt the same about Artie. Artie and Lana Turner Brennan,Ruth Hussey, NatPendleton,etc. Produced by John W. Considine, Jr.; directed by M -G -Mrelease of a King Vidor production, pro- Norman Taurog ;original screen play by Bradbury quarreled constantly, which wasallright with ducedbyHunt Stromberg;directedbyKing Foote,DoreSchary.and HugoButler. Based Gregory Bautzer, in love with Turner.So, on Feb. Vidor; screen play by Laurence Stallings and Tal- upon material by AlanH. Dunn. botJennings. Based on novel by Kenneth 13, Shaw married Turner.Garland, eyes swollen, Roberts. THOSE bewilderedby Mickey TO voice choked, said nothing.Bautzer wished them Rooney's nomination for the Acade- well.Grable remarked: "It must have come on in the calloused, two-fisted morn- my Award for acting, "Young Tom SETing of America, "Northwest Pas- Edison"will come asarefreshing him very suddenly." sage" will take rank with the foremost medium of enlightenment, forhere, adventure narrativesof thescreen. with a role into which he can sink his BERLIN . . . Indignant Nazis have searched in vain Itsmagnificent themeistranslated teeth, Mickey gives the performance from the vivid pages ofhistoryto ofhis life and will leave you gasping for theIfflandering which was reported from celluloid with a sense of reality few ata superb artistry which will move Hollywoodrecentlyasburiedhereby Albert pictures manage to achieve.Magnifi- you from laughter to tears and back Basserman. Basserman, 75 -year -old refugee actor cence of theme is matched in every again with so little seeming effort.At respect byitsproduction, whichis the same time, he leaves a mark for who made his American debut in "The Magic Bul- distinguished by the most perfect Tech- Spencer Tracy to shoot at when Tracy let," was the last possessor of the Ifflande ring nicolor photography yet seen and by is starred inits sequel, "Edison, the which, for 150 years, has been awarded by the Spencer Tracy's virile performance in Man." the role of Major Rogers. MOVIE AND The story is warm and poignant as German peopletotheirgreatestlivingactor. RADIO GUIDE presents a splendid full - it unreels the hardships and struggles When Basserman was forced to flee from Germany colorportraitof Spencer Tracyas ofamisunderstoodgenius whois he buried the ring as a symbol of the death of Major Rogers on the cover of next called"addled" by histeachers. week's issue.Meanwhile, we predict Splendid supporting performances are culture in Naziland. that you'll leave the theater with a turned in by Fay Bainter, as his un- better understanding of the glowing derstanding mother, and by George HOLLYWOOD . . . The whole town is guessing at pride that is deep within all of us at Bancroft,ashisstern,unbending the names of this year's Oscar winners. Announce- mention of the name America. father.While thefilmdoesn't take Eighteenmonthsbeforefilming young Edison to his really great tri- ments will be made at the annual dinner of the started,a camera crew scoured the umphs, it ends on a happy and satis- Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences on western states seeking a location site, fying note. February 29.Best picture nominees are: "Dark finally hitting upon the wild and virgin For fourteen years John W. Consi- forests near Lake Payette, in Idaho. dine, Jr., its producer, wanted to film Victory," "Gone With the Wind," "Goodbye, Mr. Work then started on construction of the life of Edison, and the more he Chips," "Love Affair," "Mr. Smith Goes to Wash- the Indian village of St. Francis, but delved into the great inventor'slife, ington," "Ninotchka," "Of Mice and Men," "Stage- when the walls were barely up, winter the more he realized that Edison had set in and the preparations were halted lived two lives-one as a misunder- coach," "Wizard of Oz," "Wuthering Heights." For for a year. The following spring, the stood boy, one as a genius acclaimed best performance by an actor, Robert Donat, Clark outdoor sets were completed and 350 by mankind. Two pictures-instead of Gable, Laurence Olivier, Mickey Rooney, James Indians from seven reservations were one-were the result.Before Mickey moved intotheconstructedvillage. started work in this picture, he was Stewart.Best performance by an actress, Bette Idaho state militiamen portrayed the sent to Dearborn, Michigan, where he Davis, Irene Dunne, Greta Garbo, Greer Garson, French and British soldiers seen in the spent hours among the Edison collec- Vivien Leigh. Who is your choice? film. Three hundred additional extras tion of Henry Ford, saw the baggage - were hired at the site and two dormi- car in which Edison worked, met Fran- tories were built, a hydroelectric plant cis Jehel, who had worked with Edison, LONDON . . . Bob Montgomery is the only Ameri- installed to accommodate them. the same Jehel who was startled by can star now here working inpictures.Despite Here were filmed the vivid scenes Mickey's close resemblance to Edison whichfollow,one afteranother, as a boy.Later, Mickey learned the air-raid threats he refuses to leave until the ex- through this fast-moving and powerful Morse code, used an exact duplicate piration of his contract. story-the throwing of a human chain of the key Edison used. across a swollen, turbulent river; the WHAT THEY THOUGHT OF IT: HOLLYWOOD .. . Hollywood is both happy and charge on the Indian village; the nec- essarydesertionoftheirwounded Variety: "As American inits bucolic humor as proud.In quick succession have come "Gone With a Mark Twain anecdote .. . 'Young Tom Edison' comrades by Major Rogers' Rangers. offers a refreshing change inbiographical screen the Wind," "Grapes of Wrath," "Pinocchio," "Abe WHAT THEY THOUGHT OF IT: material . . . "Edwin Schallert (in Los Angeles Lincoln in Illinois," "The Magic Bullet," and "North- Times): "A story of many heart tugs.Will go Variety: "A great man's picture . . ."Holly- far with both men and women who have a senti- west Passage."These are great pictures.Obvi- wood Reporter: "Easily the finest picture M -G -M ment for the problems of youth. One of Rooney's has produced in a long time ..."Edwin Schal- ously, Hollywood has finally doffed its diapers and lert(inLos Angeles Times): "A picturethat finestandmosttouchingperformances . . ." Hollywood Reporter: "This is an easy winner ..." is presentinglessemotional pap and more honest stands practically alone. . ." FOR OTHER REVIEWS TURN TO PAGE 30 preachments about lifeas ifreally is lived, FOR OTHER REVIEWS TURN TO PAGE 30 20 9125 I' To all who enjoy good entertainment we dedicate these pages

ZORINA and RICHARD GREENE-Smartest casting of the season as well as an actress. Richard Greene, called merely a "pretty boy" brings togethe- Zorina and Richard Greene in 20th Century -Fox's "I by some, nevertheless has turnedinone good performance after Wes An Adventuress." Zorina is one of those rare individuals who can another, untilhis farmail proves him to be one of the really big do more than one type of thing. She's an accomplished ballet dancer potential stars; together they should be nothing less than a sensation screenADVENTUROUSlifeforte, adventure on the high seas. but now sheare faces Madeleine roles Carroll'son real - the is signedaswestIn the Mounted firstafter picture her Police," return, for which she's"North- castshe an intrepid frontier nurse MADELEINE CARROLL goesto

Here's the real reason behind a glamour girl'sdeath -defying European trip

EACH of us has some Gethsemane,appear immediately upon her return some inward aversion or obstacleto the United States. or fear which can be used as a The policy was not written. for the testing -ground for our courage andsimple reason it would have delayed fortitude.But not many ofus goMissCarroll'ssailing,andpossibly seeking the ultimate test, seeking awould have endangered the showdown as to whether we are madesion to sail she had found so difficult of the stuff of heroes or the cravento obtain. Some idea of the dangers fabric of cowards. We are content to'to which she will be subjected during the trip, however, is reflected in the MADELEINE CARROLL'S taking a shipment of badly needed be tested when occasion catches up to clothes and supplies to childreninwar -torn Europe-but us-not before. premium askedfortheone -month Madeleine Carroll is different. policy. The price was $50,000! But the she's making the trip her personal test of courage as well! Madeleine Carroll said, "I am goingdanger of the ship being torpedoed or to France tovisit my mother andmined, with possible injury from ex- father." Madeleine Carroll said, "I wantplosions or from the sea, are not all to take over to the refugee children whothe terrors which face Miss Carroll. In reality, it was the giving of her "I never like to look at the gloomy are now living at my chateau nearAs anEnglishsubject,shouldthehome and time to the 200 refugeeside of things," she said, "but if the Paris the woolen goods knittedforItalian liner be stopped by a Germanchildren that enabled Miss Carroll toworst comes to the worst, I'll be pre- them by friends in Hollywood." Theseraider, she might be taken captive andget her British passport visaed by thepared." She brought out her "torpedo were reasons for her trip to war -tornsent to a German concentration campAmerican, Portuguese, Spanish, Italiansuit," a navy-blue wool -flannel affair Europe. for the duration of the war! and French governments in this warresembling a ski suit with numerous In fact, they were good enough rea- period. All of these visas were neces-pockets and zippers in the most con- sons to get her a permit when a waryMADELEINE CARROLL was bornsary because she sailed on the Italianvenient places. "Why, I could spend State Department was issuing none in West Bromwich, England, inliner Conte de Savoia to Genoa, go-hoursinalifeboat without feeling except to accredited newspaper corre-1904. She was marriedtoCaptaining from Genoa to Paris by train. Asthat ,I was improperly-or inconven- spondents and those with the mostPhilip Astley in 1931, divorced in 1939,you read this,ifall goes well, Missiently-dressed." vital reasons for making such a jour-the Captain obtaining the decree inCarrollwill beflying back tothe Madeleine Carroll's reasons for mak- ney.Mrs. Robert Montgomery, whoseEngland.If her trip is successful, sheUnited States by Atlantic Clipper toing this tripto Europe, unusual as husband is now making a picture inwill return to the United States viastart workin"Northwest Mountedthey are, are no more unusual than London, had pulled every string, usedAtlantic Clipper on February 26, whichPolice." the woman herself. True, testing her every influence to get such a permit,is also her birthday. "Last fall, when I was in England,courage is admirable, but she's cer- to no avail.But these reasons Miss A former school -teacher in Britain,I promised my mother that I wouldtainly chosen the hardest way in the Carroll gave were only partial rea-Miss Carroll first appeared in Britishcome backthisspring "Madeleineworld in which to do it. Not many wo- sons, minor reasons. International pictures, most successfulsaid, "and because both the Allies andmen would have the courage to prove "I'm scared," said Miss Carroll aof which were "What Money Can Buy,"Germans are expected-.0unleash atheir courage as Madeleine is doing. few days before she set sail across theand"Atlantic,"thevehiclewhichterrific offensive when the weather im-Especially if they had the bright career heavily mined and submarine -infestedbrought her to the attention of Amer-proves, I thought it advisable that Ithat she enjoys. Atlantic on her dangerous pilgrimage,ican producers. Her first American -go right away. Mother will come to "but am I a coward?I want to findmade film was "The General Died AtParis from London to meet me. PERHAPS Madeleine's usual role on out." Dawn," with Gary Cooper and Akim "But another important reason for the screen has something to do with So, you see, making this trip in theTamiroff, and it's interesting to notethe trip is the refugee work.I wantit.Perhaps her exciting movie adven- face of the illimitable perils it holdsherfirstpicture uponherreturn,to do more than I have done in thetures in pictures such as "Blockade," is Madeleine's personal test of cour-"Northwest Mounted Police," again willpast and Iwant to know what is"The General Died at Dawn," "Secret age. She has taken it to learn if sheteam her with Cooper. needed most. Of course I'll take withAgent" and "I Was A Spy," have can stand the punishment-both men- "Safari,"with Doilglas Fairbanks,me the many gifts Hollywood sym-aroused her curiosity about real -life tal and physical-imposed by modernJr., is her most recent work.It is anpathizers and friends have preparedadventure. If that is the case, she has warfare. adventure film, and is scheduled forfor these unfortunate children." chosen a brave and gallant way to Just before she sailed for Europe,early release.She recently appeared Then Miss Carroll, statuesque blondsatisfy that curiosity. When she re- Cecil B. DeMille made an attempt toin "Honeymoon in Bali" with Fredbeauty of the screen and a radio favor-turns, which should be any day now, insure Miss Carroll for $1,000,000 withMacMurray, which was one of theite on the many programs upon whichshe should have experiences to relate Lloyds of London, as protection forgayest, most light-hearted and unex-she appears as a guest star, told ofwhich might make a picture as thrill- his production, "Northwest Mountedpectedly amusing efforts of the fallthe preparations she had made for theing as any in which she ever has ap- Police," in which she is scheduled toseason's Hollywood product. crossing of the dangerous Atlantic. peared on the screen. 23 THIS WEEK IN

FIRST RED-HOT PROPAGANDA -for picture ideas which have a social PICTURE to follow "Confessions of a significance. And a new Hollywood Nazi Spy" is Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer's Crawford and Tone cycleis thus launched.The reason: "The Mortal Storm," which went into Sensational public acceptance of both production last week. Frank Morgan, "Grapes of Wrath" and "Magic Bullet as a professor in a German university, still dating; Lamour is of Dr. Ehrlich." plays a straight dramatic part,cli- maxed by his failure to say "Heil, Hit- ler" to a student Brown Shirter.Also trapped in Chicago elevator; NUNNALLY JOHNSON and in the cast are James Stewart, Mar- CHARLES MAcARTHUR, who have garet Sullavan and Judith Anderson. authored some goofy and great films Prediction: More pictures of this type Rosalind Russell receivesgen- for the screen, are now completing will follow. what they believe will be their goofiest and greatest.The masterpiece: "The Great Profile"isbuilt around John MME. OUSPENSKAYA'S great tal- tleman burglar; Shearer -Raft Barrymore, who is expected to appear ent for acting is highly regarded in in it on Broadway and then-perhaps Hollywood.Proof: Even the dizziest -in the movies. Hollywoodites have learnedtopro- romance arouses specu- nounce her name correctly. JIMMY STEWART, Hollywood's lation in Filmland shyest and most eligible bachelor, has BRIAN AHERNE was all steamed finally made up his mind.It's Olivia up about making town -to -town hops de Havilland. Perhaps younger sister in his own open Waco plane.It took JoanFontaine'smarriagetoBrian the little woman to change his mind. Aherne has somethingtodowith Joan (Mrs. Aherne) Fontaine, who'll Olivia'sromance - mindedness.The be appearing with him on his personal stumbling -block: Jimmy has stiff com- tour, insists upon a cabin plane, which petition in Tim Durant, of the Durant Brian has now ordered. The reason: millions. Joan almost froze her pretty nose on a recent trip to Santa Cruz. security-was years away, were rockedtaken to sack suits and country tweeds JOAN CRAWFORD - FRANCHOT to their boots last week and scrambledsince the combine started. TONE reconciliation rumors have no LOUELLA PARSONS, back in Hol-to get television broadcasting rights to foundation in fact. Of course Joan and lywood from a successful persona. -protect their interests. The bombshell: Franchot dine and dance whenever appearance tour and gushing with en-A demonstration inPhiladelphiaof SHIRLEY TEMPLE, asked byathey are in the same town. He rails thusiasm and stories, has started othertelevised color pictures in lifelike sizebright columnist if she wanted to growher up very formally and asks for a Hollywood columnists thinking alongon a large screen. up, impressively proved her ability todate. The facts: Joan has a gift for the same line.Exodus: Jimmie Fidler bandy words with the best of them.friendship-even with ex-husbands. starts the ball rolling by beginning a Herretortmagnificent:"Afterall, personal tour this month in the Mid- THE NORMA SHEARER -GEORGEthere's nothing I can do about it." west, and "I do mean you, Jimmie."RAFT combinationisexciting more JOAN, incidentally isn't a bit both- comment and speculation than any ered by the news that Charlie Mar- Hollywood romance in years.Meta- PRODUCERS at Hollywood studiostin'sformergirlfriendisnaming MOVIE MOGULS, who thought tele-morphosis: Mr. Raft has forsaken hisare searching under every four-leafher in a prospective suit for damages vision-thegreatestthreattotheirtight -fitting, high -waisted garb and hasclover-and in museums and librariesagainst the radio and screen writer.

MOVIE KING AND QUEEN- KEATON HITS COMEBACK TRAIL-Buster Keaton, whose namein WEDDING CAKE, YUM - YUM- Mickey Rooney andBetteDavis lights was a familiar sight to movie-goers of silent days,is hitting the Nunnally Johnson and Doris Bowden receive crowns won in a newspaper comeback trailin "New Moon," with Nelson Eddy and Jeanette Mac- cut their wedding cake after flying pollfromcolumnist EdSullivan Donald. Here Miss MacDonald and Keaton examine some rare embroidery to Nyack, N. Y., for surprise wedding 24 FIRST LADY'S SHADOW-While galaxy of Hollywood stars who trekkedio WashingtonforPresident'sBirthdayBallwerebusy listening to his speech,little Gloria Jean, wisely guided by studio bosses, followed Mrs. Roosevelt's every move, was the only star at much -photographed birthday -cakecuttingandstolethelimelight

Reason: Too many people know thathe said, "I just came to :ell you whatWithers' instead of 'Love, Jane,'as Joan was only being the Good Samari-a swell actress you are. 'With thatbefore." Reason for the change in both tan, not a lovelorn lady. he left-just as he had come-but atcases was that Jane and Shirley both the window he paused."You betterfelt they had "passed the 'love' stage." have some bars put on your windows.Advice: The publicity boys ought to EDWARD SMALL continues withOther guys can get in ifI can.I'mget together. his idea of making a picture based onnot a top second -story man," he ad- thelifeof Rudolph Valentino.Hismitted.In passing: We've noted no plan is to find an unknown who cannew bars on Hollywood windows. KAY FRANCIS will be considerably be made a star in one picture.His deglamorizedinUniversal's"It's A search has taken him across country Date," which stars Deanna Durbin. and ten thousand aspirants have sub- ANN SHERIDAN and CESAR RO-Time was when Kay was Hollywood's mitted their pictures to him. The extraMERO "uncombined"becausetheirmost sophisticated star.Never a hair ranks have seemingly been neglected.individual work interfered with ro-out of place. Now you'll be seeing her Memory: Rudy himself started hum-mance. Now George Brent is no longerwith cold -cream on her face. Observa- bly as an extra in a Mae Murray film.linked with Bette Davis, for the sametion: Time flies. reason, and George is "beauing" Ann while Cesaris"beauing" Crawford. ROSALIND RUSSELL, whohasQuery: What do you make of it? ADRIAN, the famous dress -designer, come to be Hollywood's premier co- has become a clock -watcher, and pro- medienne, tells a story about the so- spective fatherhood is to blame. Even phisticated burglar wilo came to con- JANE WITHERS andSHIRLEYif Shearer, Loy, Garson and Crawford gratulate her upon her work in "MyTEMPLE are both beginning to findare all waiting for a fitting, come five Girl Friday." The gentleman, it seems,the years sitting heavily upon theiro'clock, Pa -to -be Adrian streaks out had but recently severed his three-shoulders. One day last week Shirleyof the studio for home. Advertisement: year connection with a certain stateannounced, through her personal pub-The Adrian -designed zippered diapers, institution, distinguished by the barslicist, studio -assigned, that henceforthto make Ma -to -be Janet Gaynor's task which cross its windows.Free again,her fan photographs would be signedeasy, may soon be marketed generally. he sought entertainment and found it"Yourfriend,Shirley,"insteadof WISHING - Ronald Reagan and in Rosalind's work.He then sleuthed"Love, Shirley," as formerly. On the Jane Wyman cccupy wishing chair around until he discovered her address,samedaypublicistforJanean- STU ERWIN, as the milkman in outside Kirk of Heather, Los An- shinnied up a handy tree, and enterednounced:"In future, Jane will sign"Our Town," neededa home-made geles, after their recent marriage her bedroom. "Now ton't get scared,"her fan pictures'Your. friend, Jane (Continued on Page 36) 25 The SENSATIONAL Mr. GABLE

salary of an estimated $5,000 for fifty-hadn't appeared at any of the spots two weeks-instead of the usual fortyalong the way where they had been -regardless of whether he is workingexpected. Executives frantically sought or hunting or raising cattle on his newthem by phone and America held its ranch at Van Nuys.In fact, it's thebreath for a bad two days before they sort of contract Clark-or any otherwere located. star - might have dreamedof,but It seems that Otto Winkler, of the never expected to see. M -G -M publicity department, and a photographer had flown down to where AFTER that, Mr. Gable decided tothe Gables were supposed to be with a take a vacation. He packed hisview to getting some publicity pic- guns, his dogs, his camping -outfit intotures, only to find no trace of them. aspecially equipped station wagon,They flew up and down connecting lifted his wife, the lovely Carole Lom-roads seeking them and then, because bard, onto the seat, jumped up besideof the recent torrential rains, became her and started off for a hunting -tripuneasy about their welfare, and when inthe rather wild region north ofthey saw no sign of Clark's tricky new Ensenada, Mexico. Without even try-station wagon, spread the alarm. ing, Clark Gable is sensational. Amer- A fewdayslater,Gablecalled ica missed more than one heartbeatM -G -M's publicity department. when news came that the Gables were "Iunderstandyou'relookingfor lost in the Mexican wilds, that theyWinkler," Gable said over the long- distancewire,followingitwitha hearty roar of laughter. An outsider, present in the publicity department and an intimate friend of the Gables, believes Clark and Carole set up their disappearance as a practical joke on the publicity boys, not realizing that disappearing in Mexico A great actor, a -especially if your name is Gable or Lombard or both-is big news wher- grand guy, Clark ever pictures are shown and news- Gable's new con- papers printed. tract runs seven IT WAS less than a year ago that years,calls for Clark and Carole Lombard-culmi- $2,000,000 and nating a three-year courtship which - startedataMayfairBall - drove CLARK GABLE-The movies' here's why he's quietly away to Kingman, Arizona, and most vividly virile personality- were married unostentatiously in the he's a real -life square shooter worth every cent! Methodist Church there with the minister's wife and the principal of the Kingman High School serving as wit- nesses.Then, almost as quietly, they ii UITEfrankly,Scarlett,I returned to Hollywood and Clark re- don'tgivea damn what sumed his work on "Gone With the happens to you!" (Continued on Page 36) When Rhett Butler, in "Gone With the Wind," gave voice to that down- to-earth curtainline with his own peculiar, verbal emphasis, he worried the Haysoffice,wroteadramatic finale to filmdom's most discussed and greatest spectacle and made some sort of Hollywood history. After which he might have been expected to take at leastashortvacation.He didn't. Stepping back into the not -one -whit - less -intriguingcharacterof Clark Gable, the imperturbable Rhett continued to make Hollywood history by drawing one of the most unusual contracts ever to come out of a studio in this amazing city of "BelieveIt or Not." Mr. Gable's contract - which will pay him close to a cool $2,000,000 before it runs its course-hasn't a single option or "if" in it.It's an actual fact, A as indelible as the ink in which it is ABLE w_as 104 written and as solid as Metro -Gold- '+en an= wyn -Mayer or the Bank of England. w'rce 4r, a role Lcmbard weree" It has seven years to run, and Clark ;reported. '.osr_in. Mexico! sets another record of some sort there. .11P0. Come 1947, he will have served with a ' A single studio for seventeen solid years, 14- 444.,,. not a short span in any actor's life. And his contract calls for a weekly

26 Lt. Ogden (Truman Bradley), Hunk Mar- riner (Walter Bren- n a n), Langdon Towne (Robert Young) andCapt. Rogers (Spencer Tracy)in M -G -M's MAJ 'Northwest Passage' ROBERT

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Basedon Kenneth Roberts' famous best- seller novel, "Northwest Passage" is Movie and Radio Guide's "picture of the week"

NEVER, in the history of the world,tion, and the romance between youngRobert Rogers' (SpencerTracy)toward far -away Detroit, where he has there been such a feat of pure,Langdon Towne and Elizabeth Browne,Rangers, the toughest band of Indianhopes to discover the "Northwest Pas- physical courage as the march of Majorplayed by Robert Young and Ruthfighters the world has ever known. sage," a short cut to India-and riches. Robert Rogers and his band of Rang-Hussey, respectively. The love interest Assigned to wipe out the Indian vil- Langdon (in the movie version) here ersthroughthethenimpenetrable isslight, however, overshadowed bylage of St. Francis, from which theparts company with the indomitable forests of a new continent from Crownthe spectacle of a group of men whoseredskins have been swooping downRogers.As the Ranger and his band Point to St. Francis to destroy an In-faithinone man raised them toupon New England villages to burnstart on new adventures he remains dian vllage.Seldom, in the historyheights of courage and strength andand plunder, Major Rogers leads hisbehind with Elizabeth Browne. of literature, has such a stirring chron-bravery probably never before thatRangers from the fortress at Crown The making of "Northwest Passage" icle of adventure been written as wastime approached, and certainly neverPoint to St. Francis.For twenty-twotook eighteen months.It was filmed penned by Kenneth Roberts describingduplicated since. days the men struggle in the wilder-near McCall, Idaho, on the shores of the hardships of that expedition. "Northwest Passage" is the story ofness,facingunbelievablehardships.Payette Lake and the Payette River, Under the title of "Northwest Pas-young Langdon Towne ofKittery,On the point of starvation, they arrivea location most like the Lake Cham- sage," this book has been a best sellerMaine (Robert Young), who is ex-at St. Francis and kill every Indianplain district of 1759 that experts were for two years.Now, under the samepelled from Harvard for drawing car-capable of bearing arms. able to find.Starting to build sets in title, it is brought to the screen, withtoons holding the institution up to ridi- 1938, winter closed in, forcing Metro - two-timeAcademyAwardwinnercule.His ambition to be an artist isTHEN begins the return journey, evenGoldwyn -Mayer to delay the picture's Spencer Tracy, castin the role ofnot looked upon with favor by the I more hazardous and difficult. Rogersactual shooting until the spring of 1939. "Major Rogers," the man who couldparentsofElizabethBrowne, withleads his men through a roundaboutMore than 350 Indians from seven not be killed. whom he is in love, and he is refusedway in order to evade Indians and thereservations appear in the film. The Whereas the book concerned the lifeher hand in marriage. French, who are searching for them.making of "Northwest Passage" in- of Ma or Rogers against the back- Embittered by the way his lifeis Back in Portsmouth, Major Rogers andvolved what probably is Hollywood's ground of pre-Revolutionary America,turning out, Towne, in the company ofthose of his men who survived aremost expensive and elaborate location the picture concerns itself more withHunk Marriner (Walter Brennan), ahailed as heroes.After a rest, Rog-trip.But the result-a fine picture- the Crown Point -St. Francis expedi-backwoodsmanfriend,joinsMajorers seeks adventure again, this timewill be worth it! To Understand the Courage That Made Our Nation Great, Please Turn Page...* 27

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picturehas PERSONALITIES - Seldom ina single Everybig picture will you find three such strong and varied characters asinthis epic onefeature where Spencer Tracy, Walter Brennan atleast and Robert Young - shown above - which are cast as Rogers, Hunk and Towne orquality it alivingex- makes CASTING -(Right)Walter Brennan, who twice an Academy Award winner with a tothose Hollywood reputation as a scene -stealer, perience is cast as the backwoodsman, Hunk, while "Northwest Spencer Tracy, Academy winner, plays seeit,but the fearless, trail -blazing Major Rogers l. hasmany Passage"

recognizing pioneer, American neverbetter spiritof the proud), was Ogden Americans Towne, SPIRIT-Theto make to r) AMERICAN by path forprogress TRUE (characteristicsition-headed blazing a fear norperilRogers' ex and forest no swamp than as through LAVISHNESS-Budgets were forgotten when Hollywood went to work shown --pushes and Rogers on the sets for this picture of magnificent heroic conquest of unexplored lands. Typical of the lavish treatment by producers is the burning of the Indian village (above), faithfully reproduced, a really spectacular scene 28 COURAGE-Despite a bullet wound, Langdon Towne (Robert Young),right,will not give up. With him (I. to r.): Hugh Sothern, Brennan, Isabel Jewell, Lawrence Porter

LOVE INTEREST - Lovely Ruth Hussey the betrothed of Langdon Towne, striving to make him a citizen worthy of his country and he-. love, is the romantic interest

DRAMA-Through virile and brave every foot of empire, and--many of thishis of conquest times film,breathing episode with was this tempered alife in which onlyon by moves the thatis ACTION-As Major Rogers and his men fulfill their mission-to wipe man's kindness. sheer Towne Highly drama out the Indian village of St. Francis, whence the hostile Indian attacks savesan Indian dramatic lad from upon New England villages originate, there is action a -plenty, ingredient death of every good picture. Above: A red man topples from the stockade 29 Two great classics become picturesin "Blue

ABOVE:EleanorPowelland RIGHT, ABOVE: A favorite Bird" and "Swiss Family Fred Astaire, as a new dancing tale with young and old alike is combination, tap their way into "Swiss Family Robinson," now Robinson," immortal America'sheartin M -G -M's transferred to the screen with smashing musical drama, strikingfidelity. Thethrilling tales the world over "Broadway Melody of1940" shipwreck is shown in this scene

"Broadway Melody of 1940" "Abe Lincoln inIllinois" "Swiss Family Robinson" Cast: Fred Astaire, Eleanor Powell, George Murphy Frank Cast: Raymond Massey, Gene Lockhart, Ruth Gordon, Cast: Thomas Mitchell, Edna Best, Freddie Bartholomew, Morgan, Ian Hunter, Florence Rice, Lynne C . Pro- Mary Howard, Dorothy Tree, Harvey Stephens, Minor Wat- Terry Kilburn, Tim Holt, Baby Bobby Quillan, Christian duced by Jack Cummings; directed by Norman Taurog; son.AlanBaxter,Howardda Silva. Director,John Rub, John Wray, Herbert Rawlinson. Directed by Edward screenplay by Leon Gordon and George Oppenheimer; Cromwell; screen play, Robert E. Sherwood and Grover Ludwig; produced by Gene Towne and Graham Baker; original story by Jack McGowan and Dore Schary; music Jones, from Sherwood's Pulitzer prize play. screen play by Walter Ferris, Gene Towne, Graham Baker; by Cole Porter. A Metro -Goldwyn -Mayer picture. from the novel by Johann David Wyss; musical setting IN A driving rain and with thousands of fans jam- by Anthony Collins. CARRIAGE trade,withallthetrimmings, A ming the sidewalks, Hollywood's brightest stars ONEhundred and twenty-seven years agoa turned out for the Hollywood preview of this -headed by Gene Lockhart, Charles Laughton, latest, lavish musicale and stayed to applaud the for- Claudette Colbert, Walt Disney-turned out to view Swiss college professor penned a story about tunate teaming of Fred Astaire and Eleanor Powell what is perhaps Hollywood's finest piece of Ameri- a Swiss family shipwrecked on a desert island and their fight to wrest a living in their new surround- in what undoubtedly will become the dancing -pic- cana at the Four Star Theater on February 2. ings. Today "Swiss Family Robinson" is still the ture hit of the year. It also affords Fred an excellent "Abe Lincoln inIllinois" lacks the customary book most in demand in New York public libraries. vehicle in which to break up the Astaire -Ginger movie technique.There is no effort, by undue It was with misgivings, then, that Hollywood's Rogers combination, against which both he and Gin- make-up, to make Massey resemble Lincoln more topflight critics attended the preview knowing the ger have levelled complaints. than he does naturally. Neither are sequences from difficulties of translating to the screen a book which The story is slight-that of a dancer (Eleanor history altered and dramatized to dazzle the spec- has been mentally pictured by almost everyone Powell) who is seeking a new partner, and of the tator.Instead, itis a story as simple as Lincoln able to read. When the preview ended, critics al- difficulties she encounters. But a picture which has must have been-impressive and sincere. the dancing of Eleanor Powell and Fred Astaire- most universally agreed that if the average mental to say nothing of the music of Cole Porter-doesn't WHAT THEY THOUGHT OF IT: Variety: "Transcends all pre- pictures of the sequences in the classic were ar- need much of a story to be a smash hit. Surprise vious efforts to dramatize this heroic figure .. ." Hollywood Re- ranged in sequence and photographed, something porter: "One of finest films to reach the screen . . ." very much like Towne and Baker's "Swiss Family of the picture is the stellar dancing and acting of Robinson" would have been the result. George Murphy, who almost steals the show. Towne and Baker, who, as a writing team, need Bigness would be a good synonym for "Broad- all their fingers and toes to count their smash hits, way Melody of 1940."It has everything a musical demonstrate here in their initial producing venture show should have, plus a lot more. The largest mir- that producing is ducksoup to them, too. Here is a ror ever constructed-sixty feet square and built Exceptional film to delight the whole family.Neither sticky in 'sections-is the backdrop for one number.In sweet nor blood -and -thunder,itstrikes a happy another number, an unusual camera effect was Gone With the Wind medium with rich, refreshing touches of humor. obtained when the faces of the forty chorus girls Dr.Ehrlich's Magic Bullet Its excellent cast plus a time -tried story that never were sprayed with a fourteen -carat gold solution. Grapes of Wrath grows old are the marks of distinction which set Lovely sets and gorgeous costumes, against which Mr. Smith Goes to Washington it far above the ordinary picture. Powell and Astaire are spotlighted, mark this as Gulliver's Travels topnotch entertainment for the whole family. The Blue Bird WHAT THEY THOUGHT OF IT: Hedda Hopper: "When it Pinocchio was overIsaid, 'What, no more?' . ." Variety: "Easily one WHAT THEY THOUGHT OF IT: Dorothy Manners(inLos of the finest-if not the finest-pictures ever made for youngsters Angeles Examiner): "A rollicking,fast-movingmusicale . . ." . . ." Hollywood Reporter: "Moving, human drama with stirring Screen Guide: "Good . . ." Motion Picture Daily: "It'sterrific action and thrilling spectacle . . ." Motion Picture Daily: "The . ..easily the 'dancing-est' musical ever produced . . ." kind of film the whole family can enjoy ..."

30 Humor and history make "Little Old New York" smash entertainment; ABOVE, LEFT: A capable cast ABOVE: History sprinkled with with (I. to r.) Eddie Collins, Gale liberal doses of humor and a Lombard goes serious Sondergaard,Johnny Russell rousing tale of the sea mark and Shirley Temple makes "The "Little Old New York."Here, in"Vigil in the Night" Blue Bird" a whimsical master- Brenda Joyce (left) gets sprin- piece, far off the beaten path kled by Alice Faye, innkeeper

"The Blue Bird" "Vigil in the Night" "Little Old New York" Cast: Shirley Temple, Spring Byington, Nigel Bruce, Gale Cast:CaroleLombard, AnneShirley,BrianAherne, Cast:AliceFaye, FredMacMurray,RichardGreene, Sondergaard,EddieCollins,SybilJason,JessieRalph, Brenda Forbes.Directed by George Stevens; screen play Brenda Joyce, Andy Devine, Henry Stephenson, Fritz Feld, Helen Ericson, Johnny Russell, Laura Hope Crews, Rus- by P. J. Wolfson, Fred Guiol; from the novel by A. J. Ward Bond, Clarence Hummel Wilson.Directed by Henry sell Hicks, Cecilia Loftus, Al Shean, Gene Reynolds.Di- Cronin. King; associate producer, Raymond Griffith; screen play rected by Walter Lang; in charge of production, Darryl by John Balderston, from a story by Rita Johnson Young. Zanuck; associate producer, Gene Markey; music, Alfred HERE is a picture which will be remembered for A 20th Century -Foxpicture. Newman; screen play, Ernest Pascal, from the immortal several reasons, the first being Carole Lom- ONTHE north lot at 20th Century -Fox, an exca- play by MauriceMaeterlinck. A 20th Century -Fox bard's radical departure from her usual screwball picture. vation seven feet deep and covering three type of comedy to handle a deeply emotional and acres had been made, filled with 5,000,000 gallons LOUELLA PARSONS was telling about her recent dramatic role; the second being the presence in of water.It was the New York harbor Hollywood personal -appearance tour; Tyrone Power was of a newcomer from the stage, Brenda Forbes, who critics saw in the preview of "Little Old New York," bragging about the quantities of cigarettes his An- is an eye-catcher and a talk-arouser if ever there and so perfectly did it fulfill its purpose that Alice nabella had sold the night before at a war benefit! was one. Faye, a native New Yorker, became homesick and Jimmie Fidler and Harrison Carroll were discuss- Based on Dr. A. J. Cronin's story (movie-goers left for New York immediately the picture was ing Lincoln characterizations. The Zanuck private will remember his "The Citadel"), "Vigil in the completed. and luxurious projection -room was a hubbub of Night" tells the story of a young doctor and a beau- So Alice wasn't in Hollywood to hear the cheers gossip and opinion. Then, as the opening scenes of tiful nurse, their romance, their sacrifices. Its trans- of preview critics who hailed her work in this pic- "The Blue Bird" flashed across the screen, all was fer to the screen is powerful, deeply stirring. ture as her best to date. Fred MacMurray, Richard silence. The toughest gang of motion -picture crit- Greene and Brenda Joyce all push Miss Faye for ics in the country' scarcely breathed. WHAT THEY THOUGHT OF IT: Jimmie Fidler: "Three bells. performance . . Variety: acting honors with excellent characterizations. Maeterlinck's classic story of the search for the CaroleLombard givesherbest ." "Impressively produced . . . Lombard does remarkably fine job Bearing an old title but new in every other re- blue bird of happiness by a selfish little girl and in a most sober rcle . . ." spect, "Little Old New York" tells the story of Rob- her brother, with the ultimate knowledge that it ert Fulton and of the invention of the first steam- may be found right at home if you seek it there, boat. Alice Faye is cast as an innkeeper who be- was purchased by Zanuck as an anodyne for world lieves so fervently in Fulton's dream that she even uncertainty.It bids fair to become just that. Most sells rum to help him build the Clermont. striking feature of the film is Shirley Temple-a Eighteen veterans of days when iron men and new Shirley who portrays the selfish daughter. Good Entertainment wooden ships sailed the seas were employed to rear As much of the film occurs in the moonlight, The Light That Failed towering masts from the Oregon forests and rig a 100,000 yards of blue backing, hand -painted, served dozen seagoing ships.Fulton's own Clermont cost Sidewalks of London as the moonlit sky. The sets occupied fifteen sound - $25,000 to build; Hollywood's reproduction ofit, stages, were built of a half -million feet of lumber. The Fighting 69th exact to every detail, cost $37,000. This picture is Beautifully photographed, its Technicolor is best The Hunchback of Notre Dame swell entertainment that leaves a salty tang in the yet seen, the cast is excellent, the story has long nostrils and a strange nostalgia for bygone days. been a favorite. Destry Rides Again My Girl Friday WHAT THEY THOUGHT OF IT: Variety: "Competently played WHAT THEY THOUGHT OF IT:Hollywood Reporter: "An andwelldirected . . ."HollywoodReporter:"Scores easily immortal fantasy finds utmost realization here ..." Jimmie Fidler: ..."Picture Reports: "Produced on the lavish Zanuck scale; "Snow White with human character ..." Variety: "Walter Lang willbringcredittoevery department . . ."JimmieFidler: handles this piece of imagery with delicacy and feeling. .." "Three bells.. ."

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WHEN Walt Disney brought "Snow Dopey, on the "Seven White and the Seven Dwarfs" to the screen, he not only unreeled the Dwarfs,"r ed the world's world'sfirst full-length cartoon fea- funny- . ture, he also exploded a bombshell in Will Jiminy the character of "Dopey," the slap- Cricket,"Pinocchio'sCon- happy dwarf who stole the hearts of the world. science,"outdo Dopey? Dopey was so popular he could have become the hero of a whole series of short subjects, or even full-length pictures. Disney toyed seriously with the idea of making him a star, then finally decided he should return forever to the fertile imagination of his creators. Over two years have passed since Dopeyfirstscamperedacrossthe screen. Now for the first time his su- premacy as the most interesting char- acterofthedecadeisthreatened. But threatened it is, and by what? A cricket! His name is Jiminy Cricket, to be exact, and in the new Disney full- length feature, "Pinocchio," Jiminy is said to steal the show. Steal it Jiminy may, fromPinocchio,hislittle -boy charge, from Stromboli, the puppet - master, Figaro, the kitten, Cleo, the goldfish, even from Geppetto, the old woodcarver who actuallyc r ea t e d Pinocchio-for whom Jiminy Cricket is only a conscience. But-will Jiminy Cricket be able to creep into audiences' imaginations as Dopey did? Will he become an international favorite, a household gag? These are questions which cannot be answered yet, although one thing is certain: There'll be more arguments pitting the relative talents of Jiminy and Dopey against each other than there are movie houses in which the picturewill be shown. The picture eventually will play every country in the world, at that! Undoubtedly,"Pinocchio"willbe compared to "Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs" as a picture, and both films will have their champions. But the real discussions will center around Jiminy Cricket and Dopey, drawn as they are from the same fountain of humor. "Pinocchio," the film, is based on the well-known story by C.Collodi.It concerns the puppet, made by an old woodcarver, who comes to life.Chil-

rir GEPPETTO, the kindly old woodcarver, wants a WHENJIMINY CRICKET becomes Pinoc- littleboy, so he creates the puppet,Pinocchio. chio's "official conscience," he has his head- The BlueFairy givesPinocchio thegift oflife aches (above).Pinocchio is a bad little boy "DOPEY"of 1940?

dren will remember it as the story ofcharacter models and stage settings. the puppet who walks and talks, and Between the release of "Snow White" every time hetellsaliehis noseand "Pinocchio," the Disney techni- grows until the lie is as plain as thecians have greatly increased the illusion nose on his face. of third dimension given to the char- In addition to Pinocchio, charactersacters and scenes. This was accom- in the film are Geppetto, the old wood-plished with a painting process known carver who creates him; Jiminy Crick- as"theblend,"throughwhicha et, his "official" conscience; the Bluerounded appearance is given to indi- Fairy, who endows him with life; theviduals and objects, and also by the Fox and the Cat, who lead him astray;recent improvements made in the Mul- Stromboli, the black -hearted puppet -tiplane camera used in filming. master who enslaves him; the Coach- Is "Pinocchio" as great a picture as man, who transports bad little boys to"Snow White"?Certainly it's arous- "Pleasure Island"; Monstro, the whale,ing much interest everywhere. But the and Figaro, Geppetto's impish kitten.most interesting thing to movie-goers Two years were spentin makingwill be the comparison between the the picture.About 460,800 drawingsexploits of Dopey, now only a memory, are seen in the completed film, butand Jiminy Cricket, destined to be the this does not include all the thousandspublic's favorite character in "Pino- ofpreliminarydrawings,sketches,cchio"-perhaps the sensation of 1940!

Dopey vs. Jiminy Cricket is bound to be the battle of the year. Step right up, ladies and gentlemen, and name thewinner-if you can!

HONEST JOHN FOULFELLOW (r.) and Gid- STROMBCLI, the puppet-mastel makes Pinocchio eon(I.)are villains; they influence Pinocchio workforhim;Pinocchiohas many adventures to do things he shouldn't,in spite of Jiminy and contirually gets himself intoserious scrapes 33 Learn about movie star autographs,exchange signatures through this unique department in Movie and Radio Guide!

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EDWARD ARNOLD-A GERALDINE FITZGERALD -A com- ANN SHERIDAN-The nation's DON AMECHE-Famous in both screen and radio favorite, parative newcomer, whose star is on the "oomph" girl,it'san odd thing, but fields,picturesandradio,Don he's always signing auto- upgrade in Hollywood, she's not widely Ann's autograph is requested more oft- Ameche seldom signs autographs graphs at radio rehearsals recognized by autograph -hunters as yet en by women than it is by men collectors except when he's at a broadcast 34

THE $EN$ATIONAL MR. CABLE.. .(Continued from Page 26)

Wind." The marriage, Clark says, has Infact,lifeis very pleasant forcided to move to Oklahoma and doCoast company. Gable was off! marked a turning point in his life. AllClark now. But it was not always likesome oil -drilling there, Clark joitted When the actor who was playing ofthethingshe has wanted andthis, and he can remember playinghim because he felt it was his duty.Sergeant Quirta major role in the dreamed of are coming true, one afterfourteen performances with a stockBut a year of this was all he couldplay-quit, McCloon gave Gable his another. company in Portland, Oregon, for thestand. His heart was in the theater. chance atit.Broadway was within There is, for example, the ranch atlarge stun of $1.30. Going to Kansas City, he joined areaching distance now. Van Nuys, a rambling stretch of green Clark Gable was a country kid, bornsmall traveling troupe, played small acres where he and Carole raise cattle,in Cadiz, Ohio, on groundhog day justparts, missed many meals and, two WHEN Clark Gable landed in New horses and dogs and live their quietthirty-nine years ago. His father, Wil-yearslater, found himself stranded York to seek a job, he knew that life far from the social goings-on andliam Gable, was an oil contractor, andalong with the others in Butte, Mon-despite the fact he had never been night -life of Hollywood. his mother died when he was buttana.Refusing to wire his father, tothere before, New York had never been While many looked upon their mar-seven years old. He was reared dur-admit that he was licked, Clark caughtstrange to him. Here was Broadway riage as another "star marries star"ing those early years by his grand-a freight train, landed penniless inwith its great theaters and crowds and affair, certain to terminate in divorce restaurants. Herewas Broadway after a tempestuous period of wed- where he belonged. It was like coming lock, the Gables are determined that home. And he was right.From his this must not happen to them. They've firstappearanceonBroadway,he planned their lives too well. For ex- "clicked." The country boy who had ample, on the matter of money, Clark NEXT WEEK slaved in the oil fields and lumber owns the ranch."I feel that it's the camps,half-starvedalong thegas - man's part to provide the home," he "BELOVED HUSSY" lightedtheatricalcircuitshehad says, "but Carole pays her own living toured, became the star of "Machenal," expenses as long as she works." Their Read what Bette Davis did "Conflict,""Gambling,""HawkIs- finances are being kept strictly apart land" and "Blonde Widows." and, until Clark's new contract, Carole when a producer said to her: In May, when the theatrical season earned more than he did. "You have less sex appeal ended, he won a part in the West Then, there's the matter of picture than anyoneIever saw!" Coast company of "The Last Mile" as work. "We try to stagger our picture Killer Mears.It was to have been a schedules so that one of us is always vacation job. Instead, it led Gable into at home.In that way, a tired star the movies and he's never been back comes home to find a rested wife-or to Broadway since. Lionel Barrymore, husband - who'll make allowances." now a director, saw his work as Killer On the matter of children. "Of courseparents, but when he was five yearsPortland, Oregon.Through a smallMears, liked it, persuaded him to take we expect to have children but"-(thisoldhisfathermarriedagainandtheatrical agency, he landed a parta part in "The Painted Cowboy," which was an answer to rumor)-"we won'tClark came back home to live.Hiswith another traveling troupe, a troupehe was making forPathe.Metro - adopt'em.When we're readyforstepmother, who understood the shyoperating on a share -the -profits basis.Goldwyn then called him for a part them, they'll be our own." lad, was never a stepmother to him.Clark's biggest share of the allegedin "The Easiest Way" and when they She was his mother, the first he hadprofits was a seven -dollar check. Final-offered him the male lead in Joan ODDLY enough, Gable-whose ap-ever known. ly the troupe couldn't even pay ex-Crawford's"Dance,Fools,Dance," peal on the screen is chiefly for At sixteen, upon graduation frompenses and this time Gable was forcedGable knew that the movies-and not women-is, in real life, a man's manhigh school, Clark went to Akron, gotto take a job with a surveying party inthe stage-was his future. and his male friends find his unaf-a job in a rubber factory, enrolled innorthern Oregon. When that ran out, Today Gable is sitting on top of the fected,virile and wholly masculinethe pre -medical school of the Univer-he worked as a lumberjack, finallyworld. But his way of life is but little manner and outlook on life a dominat-sity of Akron. But when he got hissaved up enough for an assault upondifferent from that of the average man. ing part of his personality.He's shyfirst whiff of greasepaint in a restau-Hollywood. He plays a fair hand of bridge ... and and quiet.He avoids night -life andrant where actors from a local stock But motion pictures weren't inter-doesn't like it. He smokes a pipe and parties as much as possible and hiscompany ate and bantered in a Bo-ested in Gable just then. He was tooa ten -cent brand of tobacco. He's crazy chief form of amusement and recrea-hemian sort of way, he knew that thetall.He stood six feet one inch andabout dogs and horses and guns. He tion is hunting. On the slightest provo-stage was his life.It took him twoweighedonehundredandninetyplays a fair game of golf and has been cation, he'll fly to Canada for ducks ormonths to get up enough nerve to askpounds. He did get a few days' workknown to throw his clubs away with a to Mexico for wildcats.Carole oftenfor a job with the troupe, and whenas a grenadier extra in a Lubitsch pic-vow never to touch them again. He accompanies him on his hunting -trips.he did, he was made call -boy at a sal-ture. And then his height-which hadlovesfastautomobilesandspends "In a way," he says, "it's a sort ofary of nothing per week. been his handicap-helped him on hishours at the radio listening to police test for real love. If they still love you On the night that he got his firstrise to the top. Louis 0. McCloon wascalls.He could have almost anything after they've seen you with severalpart-it was as a butler and he had toproducing "Romeo and Juliet" withhe wanted within reason and pur- days' growth of beard on your face,walk on and say, "Good evening, mad-Jane Cowl and he needed tall soldiers.chasablewithdollars.Instead,he then they love you and that's all theream"-he received word that his step-Gable was one of the few who met histakes the common pleasures available is to it." He grinned."Of course itmother had died. He played his briefrequirements. When this show closed,to us all and is happy in spite of his works both ways.There aren't anypart with red, swollen eyes but heMcCloon gave him another small partgreat responsibilities and amazed at beauty shops in the woods, you know."played it!Later, when his father de -in "What Price Glory" in the Westthe world's adulation.

THIS WEEK IN HOLLYWOOD.. . (Continued from Page 25) haircut and when Sol Lesser told himsues the list of citizens with earningshad changed elevators since DorothyPower homethissummer. Power about it, he danced with glee. He knewwhich look like box -car figures.HisLamour had worked there and she(who knew the reporter had recently just where to go. He hurried to hisanswer: "After taxes, fees, and per-didn't know how to operate the newbecome the father of a boy) parried mother's house where she promptlycentagesarepaid,Ihave exactlytype of car. the question with: "How's your baby?" got busy with bowl and scissors andeighteen cents left of every dollar I The discussion then centered around fixed Stu right up.Memory: Whenearn." thereporter'schild. Some ofthe Stu was a kid, his mother always cut WHEN JIMMY CAGNEY and hisquestions Power asked were: "Did the his hair in exactly this fashion. It was wife arrived in Hollywood the first partbaby cry much at night?" "What kind like old times. DOROTHY LAMOUR, who is moreof February from their recent sojournof a formula did he have?""Had he cooperative than any of the big namesin New York, they astonished theirany teeth?"Query: Do those sound when it comes to going through withintimate friends by displaying a newlike the questionsofaprospective ANNA NEAGLE, workingona publicity stunt for the benefit of theaddition to the Cagney family!Addi-father to you? "Irene," is a real drawing card thesepress and photographers, got a littletion: A six -week-old terrier, an espe- days.Everybody drops in on the setmore than she bargained for in Chi-cially bred type of dog for which the -stenographers, newspapermen, mes-cago on her recent personal appear-Cagneys had been searching for the THE RECENT FIRE in which the sengers,starsnotworking,clerks.ance tour.Asked to pose running anpast year. Antler Hotel at Grinnell, Iowa, burned Reason: To one and all, Anna serveselevator in Marshall Field's for a cam- to the ground didn't cause much com- teaand trimmings withthesameeraman (Dorothy used to be an element outside of that section of the charming hospitality. vator girl at this store before she be- TYRONE POWER, stopping over be-country in the daily press, although it came famous), she agreed to do so-tween trains in Chicago with Anna-was one of the better known of the stepped into the cage and started thebella on his way back to Hollywoodold hostelries. Sidelight: Gary Cooper, BOB YOUNG has a ready answerelevator. A near accident resultedfrom the President's Birthday Ball, waswhose nextis"Northwest Mounted for the thousands of letters which pourwhen Dorothy suddenly discovered shequeried by a reporter friend of manyPolice," used to wait on table at this in on Hollywood personages in a raindidn't know how to stop the darnyears' standing concerning the rumorshotel in the old days.So did Secre- of condemnation after Washington is-thing.The payoff:Marshall Field'sthe stork was scheduled to land at thetary Harry Hopkins.

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R. bert Handechin, Wash-WJAG-Markets:CradleRoll WHO -Crescent Hour of Music KWTO-Hayloft Frolic ington representativeof theWNAX-Bulletin Board 1:15 CST 12:15 MST NBCNoSchool Today: KGBXWJAG-Weather: Stocks Manners' Union,willdiscuss WDAF KARK WHO WHB Farm Special "Agrieultural Aetivities on the12:15 CST 11:15MSTNBC -School Administrator's Con- *WNAX-News: Devotional SeeWIBWflenry & Jerome Current rongress." vention: KOA KARK KGBX NBC -Address by Neville Chamber.vice MBS-Ed Fitzgerald's Program: MBS-Children's Scrapbook: KFKA KSD (sw-15.33) lain: KSCJ KGHF KV00 KTHS 11:00 CST 10:00 MST KFKA Achorus of 27.000 St.1.011I. WREN KOWH (sw-215) 10:15 CST 9:15 MSTNBC -American Education Forum:KFEL Sciliool children will be heard. 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Speaker: Mrs.KFEL-The Dime Man KVOR-Ed East, pianist KFOR KANS MBS-ChetRyk'sOrch.: WMT Carlton Hayes, member of theKFEQ-Lullaby Lester & Old Tim WHO -AgriculturalLonservation KFEL KFKA National Board of Girl Scouts. WNAX-Farni Highlights NBC -Charioteers:KTHS KSCJKFAB-Kentucky Kids ern KWK KVOD KVOO KOWH (sw-KFEQ-Minor Clites *News: KFOR KFBI KWK Markets KGNF KWTO KFH-Livestock & Grain Markets 1:30 CST 12:30 MST 215) KFHGypsy Caravan KARK-Nazarene Church KFAB-First Callto Dinner KGBXLuncheon Dance Music NBC -Music Styled for You: KOA *KFKA-News KFEQ-Markets KFBI-Harmony Kings KGNF-Rhythm at Noon W(sOwW15.K33.7K KGBX WDAF KSD NBC -Betty Moore: KARK WHOKGNF-Organ Moods KGHF-Old Songs KFEQ-Man on the Farm KOIL-Community Editor WDAF WOW KSD KLZ-WhatIsIt? 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KWTO-Advs. of Jungle Jim KMOX-Talent Court ligion WIBW-Markets KFOR KFEL Markets: KFBI KFEQ WHB-Kiddies' Revue KOA-Pleasantdale Folks WNAX-Santa Fe Trailers WOW -Midday Melodies (Continued onNext Page) Page 38 9/20-B SATURDAY GOOD LISTENING GUIDE NIGHT SATURDAY Check the programs you want to hear today Where there is no listing for a station its preceding MORNING NIGHT 7:30 CST(6:30 MST) Stop Pic'n' Pat,HoosierHot February 24 MeIfYou'veHeardThis Shots, Eddie Peabody, Henry program is on the air. 6:00 CST (5:00 MST) People's 9:00 CST (8:00 MST) Address One, NBC. Burr, Uncle Ezra, others. 6:00 CST 5:00 MST by Neville Chamberlain, MBS, Platform, CBS. Quiz program,withMilton (1:30 p.m. Continued) Subject:"Shouldthe Gov- C, B P sz s I e s Platform KVOtr NBC, CBS. Berle."Senator" 8:30 CST (7:30 MST) Death ernment Help Payforthe Ed Ford KFKA-H. E. Green: Markets and Colonel Jay C. Flippen. ValleyDays; Drama. NBC. Prime Minister Chamberlain Schools?" A story of Trinity Highway MBS-Trojan Horses: KFEL KFKA KFAB-Three Strings theprogressof Moreinformation may be found comedians. Guest. willreport on page 14, column I. inCalifornia and how it NBC -Nancy Martin songs KFBI-MusicalPrgm. the war. KARK KVOO WBAP KFI KOA KFEQ-Story of Wool 730 CST (6:30 MST) Radio curves around the grave of a 6:30 CST(5:30 MST)Sky baby. KANS KFKA-H. E. GreenMarket, Blazers. CBS. Guild; Drama, NBC. KGNF-Weekend Jamboree AFTERNOON Dramatization of the life of Dramatic program 8:45 CST (7:45 MST) Satur- NBC -MessageofIsrael:WENI. KMBC-Americans at Work KSO WREN Buck Madden, the pilot who day Night Serenade. CBS. Speaker. Rabbi Louis Waist.; KMOX-Open Forum 12:30 CST (11:30 MST) Lunch- solvedthe mysteryofthe 8:00CST (7:00MST) Hit Bill Perry. tenor, Mark East of Philadelphia. Subjeet: "Give KUOA-South American Way eon at the Waldorf, NBC. "death dive." Parade, CBS. man,soprano; Gus Haen- MP Friendship or Give Me KWTO-Organ Reveries srhen's concert orchestra Death. - Discussions and interviews Barry Wood, baritone: Bea WHB Voir,qt Kansas City 7:00 CST(6:00 MST) Arch Wain,vocalist; Mark War- NBC -What's My Name?: WLW WHO -OnWingsofSong conducted by Ilka Chase, Oboler'sPlays, NBC. 9:00 CST (8:00 MST) NBC prominent figureintheater now's orchestra; Orrin Tuck. *News: KFH KFOR KGBX KLZ "Poison," a story about intol- er. his orchestra and Bonnie Symphony Orchestra, NBC. WBBM KSCJ KOIL WIBW 1:45 CST 12:45 MST and society.PaulBarron', Bruno Walter, conductor. erance in public schools, Baker, vocalist. 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CBS -Wings Over Jordan: KLRA 1VDAF Hartz Canaries KMBC KOIL KMOX SUNDAY,February 25, 1940 WOW -National Defense MORNING I\1.2(sw-21.57) 11:30 CST %MST\ AFTERNOON Guest: Reverend F. Davis NBC -On Your Job: KOA 12:00 CST 11:00 MST *Star in program listings Hurls. Pastor of the Union KGBX KANS WDAF Baptist Church, Cambridge,MBS-School Administrators' Con-KFEQ-Music Graphs MEIS-DonArres.tar. & Orch.: indicates news broadcast. Masts. Soritihn,, e c t: "YourStoney's vention: KWK KOILSunday Morning Melodies KFEL WIIB 9:00 CST 8:00 MST Charles H..11u1.1. KUOAStrin Quartet *CBS-Salt Lake City TabernacleCBS -ChurchoftheAir: KFOR 7:00 CST 6:00 MST 1'01111 /41.101 111 the Not I Youth KMBC KLRA (sw15.27) CBS -ChurchoftheAir:KNILi(.. Administration.willtalk on KWK-United Charities ReporterChoir & Organ:News: KVOR ANBC-News: Organ Recital: KWTO-Symphony of Melody Speaker: Reverend Richard WOW WDAF KVOO KGBX KLZ KFH KLRA WIBW WNAX "Youth Looks Ahead." KFH KFOR KLRA KOIL KLZ PitmanSlatteryoftheFirst KMOX (sw21.57) Ave Maria Hour: Kwru KFBIWIIB-Sundry Morning Matinee WNAX Reformed Church, Walden, New *NBC -News: Peerless Trio: KWK speaker: Reverend W. B.KFAB-Sunday Morning ReveriesWHO -Rev. John Zoller The choir willsingLo.the York. KOWH KSCJ KTHS (sw-21.5) Selah ofSt.John's Methodist Mighty 4:11(1 Appearing:TurnNBC -Pilgrimage of Poetry: KGHF Church, Memphis, Tennessee. *KFEL-News: Barbara Van10:45 CST 9:45 MST *CBS -News: Organ Reveille: (slit - Brunt, contralto Thy Face from Sly Sins: HappyWREN KWK KVOD KVOO KSCJ NBC -RadioPulpit: KOA WDAF MSS -Sunday MorningMatinee: andRiestAre They. and ThyKTHS KOWH KANS (sw-15.33) 21.57) KFEQ-Good Samaritan Club KWK Word INa Lantern. The or- KGBX KARK KFKA-Gospel HalfHoor ganistwillplayPrelude and The home of Stephen Foster 7:15 CST 6:15 MST Dr. AlfredGrant Walton, *News: KFKA KFEQ Fugue in D Minor lunch). inBardstown.Kentucky,will guest. Will talk on "Great sim-*KLRA-News: Sunday Seng Ser-KFBIMtisiral Prgm. Melody in F ilttibinstelni. and he visited tains. NBC -Cloister Bells: KSCJ KWK plicity." The Radio Choristersvice Daiwii% Misty Mantle (Hailing).NBC -Music for Moderns: KARK KOWH KTHS (sw-21.5) KOILLabor Union Speaker will sing 0. Dion Great Friend10:15 CST 9:15 MST MBS-American Wild Life: KFKAWOW KOA WDAF WHO NBC-Yoichi Hiroaka, xylophonist: to All the Sons of Men. KLOACur.is Ensemble CBS-Mattinata: KVOR KWTO-SurdayWorshipServiceKFEL-Mrs. G. W. Ballard *News: KFH KOIL WIBA WOW WDAF KVOO KGBX NBC -Walden String Quartet: *KFBI-Luncheon Lyrics: News WRENNBC -Walter Logan's Orch.: WHO KMBC-Sunday Morning Musicale KUOA-Clyde Barrie KSCJ KANS-KTHS 11:00 CST 10:00 MSTKMOX-Pete & Goldie KEEL -Reed Murray's Orch (sw-21.5) KOA KVOO NBC-Verncn Crane's Story Book: 7:30 CST 6:30 MST TI e quartet will play Chaos - 11:45 CST 10:45 MSTKFEQ-SidenfadenVarieties quartet', Op. 2.5. NBC -Melodic Moods: KANSKOA KGEX WDAF WOW KGBX-Featured Orch. MKFBKS-AMarch of KFEL NBC -Gene & Glenn: WOW KGBX KWK KSCJ KGHF' KOWH (sw-MBS-PeroleStringQuartet: Health: KU -Calvary Baptist Church KVOO 9:30 CST 8:30 MST15.33) KFEL KFKA *KMBC-News: As Kansas City CBS -Morning Moods: (sw-21.57) NBC -BillJohnson,bar.: KGBXMBS-ReviewingStand: KFEL Music detail on page la. *KMOX-Headline Highlights Dines NBC -Tone Pictures: KSCJ KTHSKARK WHO WOW KOA KV00*News: KVOD KLZ NBC-RadicCityMusicHallofWJAG-Helen Craven Karelia KMOX-in the Dean's Study KOWH (sw-21.5) CBS -March of Games: KLRAKFH-Town Tattler theAir;StringOrch.: WRENWNAX-Farm Week in Review (Continued on Next Page) WIBW KOIL KVOR KFH KLZW DAF -V ariet% Prgm KWK KVOD KGHF KANS 7:45 CST 6:45 MST KSCJ KOWH (sw-15.33) KFAB (sw-21.57) WOWEddie Butler, organist mosie dew on page 12. CBS -Radio Spotlight:(sw-21.57) Guest: Cra igEarle,"Profes-WREN -SaveAmericanWildlife sor Quiz." CBS -Major Bowes' Family: KOIL 8:00 CST 7:00 MST NBC -FourBelles: WREN KANS10:30 CST 9:30 MSTKFOR *CBS -TodayinEurope: KFOR LANGUAGES KTHS KSCJ KOWH KVODNBC-Southernaires: KSCJ KVOOBaptist Church: KFBI KFEQ KLZ KMBC KFH KOIL WIBW WREN WNAX KMOX (sw 21.57) KWK (sw-21.5) KVOD KTHS KGHFKARK-Nazarene Church Made 42,424./, By KOWH KANS (sw-15 33) KFAB Plymouth Cong. Church NBC -Coast to Coast on a Bus: 9:45 CST 8:45 MSTCBS -Major Bowes' Family: KFHKFH-20th Century Serenade KWK WREN KVOD KVOONBC -Ross Trio: KARK KGBXWIBW KLZ KLRA KFAB KVORKMBC-Stone Church Choir LINGUAPHONE KOWH KSCJ (sw-21.5) KANS KOA WOW KV00 WNAX KMBC KOMA KMOXKTHS-Church Services This amazing new Method enables you, NBC -Four Showmen Quartet:NBC -HappyJimParsons:(sw-isw-21.57) KU0A-Ma-ning Worship Service in your own home, to speak and read WOW WDAF KGBX KOA 21.5) NBC -Music & American Youth:KVOO-Gospel Singer any of 27 foreign languages in an in- 8:15 CST 7:15 MST10:00 CST 9:00 MSTKGBX WOW KARK WDAF KOAWHB-Unity Sunday Services credibly short time. Endorsed by lead- Today's program features theWHO -7th Day Adventist Church ing university professors and thousands CBS -OutdoorswithBobEdge: *NBC -News: Walter Logan's Denver High :501o. SymphonyWIBW-Methodist Church of men and women as the quickest, KMBC KFH K011. W1BW KLZOrch.: KARK WOW KGBX Orchestra and the ,otniiined AWJAG-Presbyterian Church KMOX KFOR (sw-21.57) *CBSNews: Capella Choirsof Denver simplest and most thorough language Mattinata WIBW twhools. JohnKendel. super- WSM Singing Convention method.SEND FOR FREE BOOK. NBC -Tom Terris: KGBX WDAFKMBC KFII KLZ (sw-21.57) visor of music for Denver Pub-11:15 CST 10:15 MST KOA *NBC -News: Alice Remsen: lic Schools. director. NBC-Oyanguren,guitarist: KOA LINGUAPHONE INSTITUTE 8:30 CST 7:30 MSTKAHN KGB!: KSCJ KVOD MBS-SundayMorningMatinee:KGBX 43 R.C.A. Building New York City NBC -Sunday Drivers: KGBX*CBS -News & Rhythm: KOILKFEL KFKA NBC -Radio City Music Hall: KOA KMOX KFBI-Mormon Choir KV00 Page 40 9/20-B KVOD-Variety Prgm. KV00-Your SingingNeighbor SUNDAY GOOD LISTENING GUIDE KVOR-Eventide Echoes SUNDAY WDAF Famous Homes Check the programs you want to hear today WIBW Senator Capper MORNING 1:30 CST (12:30 MST) Uni- 4:00 CST (3:00 MST) Hobby Jewell. LeatriceJoy and 5:45 CST 4:45 MST February 25 versityof Chicago Round Lobby, CBS. Joseph Calleia in "Blind *News: KOIL KV00 10:30 CST (9:30 MST) Major Table, NBC, Dave Elman, M. C. Alley." KVOR-Tunes of Today Bowes' Family, CBS. Irving Pflaum, foreign editor; WDAF-If It Had Been You (12:00 noon Continued) 4:30 CST (3:30 MST) Metro-7:00 CST (6:00 MST) Chase WIBW-Emahizer Melodies Guests: James Cavanaugh Clifton Utley of the Chicago politan Opera Auditions. KUOA-Ozarkian Male Quartet and John and Sanborn Program, NBC. Redmond,com Council on Foreign Relations, NBC. Charlie McCarthy and Edgar KVOR-Church Services posers. andLouisGottschalk,pro- Semifinalistswillbeheard KWTO-LuncheonLyrics fessor of modern history at Bergen,comedians;Donald NIGHT today. Dickson, baritone; Robert WJAG-Helen Craven Karelia 11:00 CST (10:00 MST) Radio the U. of Chicago, willdis- WNAX-Poet's Corner City MusicHall, NBC. cuss "War Myths." 5:00 CST (4:00 MST)Fifth Armbruster's orchestra. Row Center, MBS. Guests. Where thereis no listing 12:15 CST 11:15 MST Henrietta Schumann, pianist; fora stationits preceding NBC -Musicfor Moderns: KV00 ViolaPhilo,soprano; Erno 2:00 CST(1:00 MST) New Guests: Lillian Gish and Percy %Varam. 7:00 CST (6:00 MST) The Ad- programis on the air. Rapee, conductor. YorkPhilharmonicOrches- ventures MBS-Radio Warblers: KFEL Music detail may be found On tra, CBS. ofEllery Queen, KOH. KWK WIIB Page 12, column 2. 5:00 CST (4:00 MST) Silver CBS. 6:00 CST 5:00 MST John Barhirolli. conductor. NBC -Vass Family: KGHF KSCJ rei,ic detail may be found on Theater, CBS. "The Adventure of the Old *NBC -News from Europe: KANS page 12. column 3. Guest :Merle Oberon, movie Soldiers." WREN KSCJ KSO (sw-9.55) KANS KVOD KOWII WREN AFTERNOON (sw-15.33) actress. MBS-Lenten Music: KFOR KFEL 7:30CST 12:30 CST (11:30 MST) Grand2:00 CST (1:00 MST) Civic 5:30 CST Beat (6:30 MST) One KFKA *News: KFAB KUOA WOW (4:30 MST) Man's Family, NBC. Music detail on page 12. KFH-Dr. Pepper Playhouse Hotel, CBS. Concert Anniversary, NBC. theBand, NBC. KGBX-Towns of the Southwest Drama, with Betty Lou Ger. Commemorating the tenth Quiz program. Garry Moore, NBC -Lovely Lady: KOA KTIIS-Christian Science Prgm. son. anniversary of the NBC civic M. C.; Ted Weems' orches- 8:00 CST (7:00 MST) Walter *CBS -TheWorldThisWeek: WIBW-Popular Varieties concert division. Concert or- tra. Winchell, Columnist, NBC. KNX WCCO KLRA KSL KMOX WJAGDinner Music 1:00 CST (12:00 MST) Great chestra,Frank Black and KFAB KVOR WBBM (sw-11.83) Plays, NBC. ClaudeMacArthur, 5:30 CST (4:30 MST) Gene 8:00 CST (7:00 MST)Ford WNAX-Farm Week in Review conduc- Autry's Melody Ranch, CBS. NBC -JackBenny; Mary Living- WREN DaleBrodie'sOrch. Previously scheduled for last tors; concert and opera stars. Sunday Evening Hour, CBS. Music detail may be found on Texas Rangers; Wen Niles, Grace Moore, soprano; De stone; Andy Devine; Rochester. 12:30 CST 11:30 MST week, Gilbert and Sullivan's Page 12. column 3. announcer. Don Wilson ;Dennis Day,tnr.. will troitSymphonyOrchestra, NBC -From Hollywood Today: "PiratesofPenzance" Reginald Stewart, conductor. Phil Harris Orch.: WLW WFAA KARK KGBX KOWH WOW be presented today. 3:30 CST (2:30 MST) Pursuit NIGHT Music detail may be found on KARK WMAQ KSD WHO WOW KOA WHO WDAF of Happiness, CBS. page 12. column 3. 6:00 CST(5:00 MST) Jack KANS KVOO KGBX WOO *CBS -News: Grand Hotel: KOIL BurgessMeredith, M. C.; WSM (sw-9.53) 1:30 CST (12:30 MST) So You Benny, Comedian, NBC. 9:00 CST (8:00 MST) Camp- KMBC WNAX KMOX Norman Corwin, director; Old FashionedRevival:KOIL Think You Know Music, Mary Livingstone, Andy De- bell Playhouse; Drama, CBS. Mark Warnow's orchestra. Joan Blondell WIBW NBC -Al& LeeReiser'sOrch.: CBS. vine,Don Wilson,Roches- willco-star KGHF KVOO KSCJ KANS (sw- 4:00 CST (3:00 MST) Musical ter,Dennis Day.PhilHar. with Orson Welles tonight. *News: KFH KLZ 15.33) TedCott, M.C.;Leonard ris'orchestra. KGHF-Curtain Time Liebline, judge. Guests: Ed- Steelmakers, MBS. MBS-Lutheran Hour: KWK 9:00 CST (8:00 MST) Hour KFI Professor Puzzelwit win McArthur, composer, The Old Timer; Dorothy Ann 6:30 CST (5:30 MST) Screen of Charm, NBC. KMBC-VesperServices *CBS -News: Song Styles: KLRA and Johnny Green, orchestra - Crowe. vocalist;SteeleSis- Guild Theater, CBS. PhilSpitalny'sAll -Girlor- KVOD-Let's Dance KFH leader. ters;orchestra; others. Edward G.Robinson, Isabel chestra.Guests. KWK-Musical Prgm. KFAB-Home Town Band WENR-Bob Strong's Orch. KFBI-Ernest & Forget -Me -Note Refer toadjacent columns for stations broadcasting these programs WGN-Jack McLean's Orch. KFEL-Harry Horlick's Orch WMT-Young People's Church *KSD-Community Forum: News WNAX-D. A. R. Historic Series KTHS-Concert Orch. 6:15 CST 5:15 MST KUOA-Peter Cavallo CBS -SoYou Think You KnowKOA-Sunday Song Service NBC -Chamber Music: KGHFKOA-Three B's KVOD-ConcertCorner Music: KLRA WHO CurtRogosinski,pianist KTIIS WREN KWK KOWHKOWH-Modern Rhythm KFH-Sports Salute KWTO-Irving Mixed Quartet WJAG-State Patrol Round TableKANS KVOI)(sw-15.33) KSCJ -Morningside College KLZ-Alfred Wallenstein's Orch. KFBI-Songs for Sunday *K AV K -Sports ; News WHB-Morton Gould's Orch. KFEL-Simon Barer, pianist 2:30 CST 1:30 MSTNBC-Thc World Is Yours, drama:KUOA-James Landry WIBW-You Can't Do That WNAX-Robert Griswold KFEQ-Rosario Bourdon's Orch. NBC -CivicConcert Anniversary:KV00 KOA KARK WOW (sw.KVOR-Sundav Sone Service 6:30 CST 5:30 MST WREN -Dale Brodie's Orch. 9-53 ) WDAF-Russell & Gilbert's Ques KFKA-Arthur Henderson, pianistWREN KSCJ KWK KGHF CBS -Weekend Potpourri: KFAB 12:45 CST 11:45 MSTKOWH-Concert Master KANS KTIIS KVOD KOWH Subject: "PompeiiL l etion Box KFEL-Fraiikie Masters' Orch. (,w15.33) Aga in." WHB-Music by Faith MBS-Dick Jurgens' Orch.: KFKA KUOA-Sunday Serenade KFBI Ministerial Alliance KOA-Hollywood Reporter KVOR-Road Report: Russian *WIBW-News KFOR KFEL WGN KCOA-Fred Feibel MBS-Haven of Rest: KFKAKFKA-Radio Forum WJAG-Gospel Singers CBS -Screen Guild Theater: KNX CathedralChoir KFEL KFOR KLZ-Grand Hotel: Interlude *KV00-News KWTO-Old Refrains WNAX-Young People's Church KLRA KLZ (sw-11.83) CBS -N. PhilharmonicOrch.:KSCJ-Lower Basin Street For detail see Good Listening guide. KWTO-SouthernSongs WHB-Embassy Club Y. WOW -To be announced *WJAG.Harold Kline: Floma KMBC KOIL KFII KLRA KVORKUOA-MusicforSunday 4:45 CST 3.45 MSTNBC -Mr.District Attorney *WHO -News VI JAG -Bohemian Taylor Weather News WJAG-Studio Prgm. KFAB KLZ WNAX KMOX Orch. KFEQ eatShilkret'sOrch. WREN WENR WMT KSO KWK 1:00 CST 12:00 MST *NBC -News from Europe: KGBXWNAX-Collegiate Series KFH Religious News Report./ LWKVOD CBS -DemocracyinAction,dra- 1:45 CST 12:45 MSTWDAF WOW KOA WHO (sw 3:45 CST 2:45 MSTKLZ-Return to Romance BC -Bandwagon; Guest Orch.: mas: KMBC KOIL KFH KVORKFEQ-Style Notes 9.53) WDAF Musical Prem. *KOWH-News KSD WDAF KANS WHO KOA WIBW KLRA KFAB (sw-15.27)KFKA-Wonder ofVision KARK-Nazarene Church KSCJ-Dance Time WSM KFI WMAQ WOW KVOO Subject:"Women andChil-KVOR-Russian Cathedral Choir 4:00 CST 3:00 MST KFBI-Jr.ChristianYouthCru-NBC -Blue Barron's Orch.: WDAFKWTO-Sports WFAA KARK (sw-9.53) dren in Industry." KWTO-Christian Science Prgm. %VIM Christian Science Prgm. Guests: EmilColemanand sade WHO isw-9.53) his orchestra. NBC -GreatPlays:KSCJ KWKMIR Big Names of Kansas CityKFEQ-K-F-E-Cuties 5:00 CST 4:00 MST KVOD KTHS KVOO WRENWHO Jerry & Zelda KSD-Cameos of New Orleans CBS -Hobby Lobby: KFAB 1(011.NBC -Catholic Hour: WOW KOA*KFBI News (sw 15.33) KMBC KMOX WNAX (sw-11.8) KFH-ReligioninAction For detail see Good Listening Guide. 2:00 CST 1:00 MST IA -Pop Concert KGBX KGIIFWDAF KVOO Orch.: CBS -Going South: KFH KARK KANS (sw-9.53) KGBX-Ur. Pepper Playhouse NBC -Smoke Dreams: WHO WOWCBS -N.Y.Philharmonic KV00-Policy Holders'Friend KMBC KOIL KFH KLZ KLRAKWTO Master Singers Musical Reverend FultonJ.Sheen'sKGIIF-Let's Waltz WUAFKSD MBS-The Steelmakers talkIs titled "The Third Word*KMBC-News: Hans Flath En KVOR WIBW KFAB KMOXWJAG Lutheran Bible Hour KFEL WHB -Truth." *KARK An Orchid to You:(sw 11.83) 2:45 CST 1:45 MST For hither detail ere sponsor's entertains Music detail on page 12. 110111ICI MI nt on this page. BS -Silver Theater; Conrad Na- News: Drifting Rangers Paul KNIOX-The Land We Live In NBC -Yvettewith Barron's gel,dir.: KFBI Record Review NBC -IWant aDivorce, sketch: WDAF WHO(sw-9.53)NBC-MoylanSisters:(sw-15.33) KMBC KFAB KOILKSCJ-Catholic Evidence Guild *KFEL-News: Prem. Preview KGBX WDAF KSD KARK KOA KMOX WNAX KLZ KSL-Fashions for Men KSD-Junior BarAss'n.Prgm. NBC -Edward Davies. bar.: KTHS For detail see Good Listening Guide. KFEQ ElectricitySpeaks KV00 (sw -0.53) WREN KSC.I KOWH KGHF KVOR-Road Report: For Mother *KFOR News The story ofa husband whoKGBX-Scarlet & Gray MBS-FifthRow Center, drama:& Dad forgets his wife when hisfirstKOA-Colorado School of Mines KARK-The Next Step Forward KFOR KWK WIIB 11 103N1 History in the Making KGBX Concert Hall of the Air For detail see Good Listening Guide. love appears. *KSO-News KFBI-SwedishServices WCCO Federal Reserve Banks KLZ-Rhapsody in Brass MBS-Meditation & Melody: KOIL 1W News KFEQ Play Time NBC -Pianist; New Friends ofWNAXAmi & Your Government KMOX-Sunday Serenade. MusicaleKFOR 3:00 CST 2:00 MSTKI.RA LutheranHoui Music Concert:WREN KSCJ 6:45 CST 5:45 MST MBS-Nobody'sChildren,sketch:KU LouisKatzman's Orch. KTIIS KOWH KOA Sunday Symphonette NBC -CivicConcert Anniversary: Music detail on page 12. CBS -Week -endPotpourri: WCCO KOWHIlps & Tunes K11 K KANS KTIIS K6111, KSCJKFEL KFOR KOA Ranch Boys Guest:BingCrosby.screenK120AUnder the Capital Dome *News: KFEQ KSD *MBS-Sigrid Schultz, news ana- K1104 Bob Jcnes (sw15-33) nod radio star. lyst:KFOR KFEL WGN KWTO-Orean Moods: Federal KVOD LittleChurchof Holly-KFBI-Dr. C. E. Hatfield *N. KFEQ KUOA NBC -Tommy Dorsey's Orchestra:wood *KFEL-News: Frankie Carl:KFKA-WesternVoice Loan Prgm KFBI-Midday Dance Melodies WHB-The People's Choice KV00 ( sw 9.53) KV00-Postage Stamp AdventuresFour Belles KGBX-Blue Barron's Orch. KFEL RainbowTrio KVOR-Musical Roundup KFH-Let's Listen KSCJ-Postal Oddities 11',i\G"tndu Preen KFKA FortCollinsPrgm. NBCNational Vespers: KVOD WNAX-Miracles of Health KANS KGHF WREN KARKKWK-PianoRecital KLRA-Central Baptist Church *KSL-News KOWH-Christian Science Prgm *KW TO- News KUOA-Concert Miniature W NA X Sunset Edition 1:15 CST 12:15 MSTKVOD-Dance Orch. KTHS KWK KSCJ(sw-15.33) *News. KWTO KLZ KOWH Dr. Fosiliek's address is titled1%11:31V Yankee Traveler KVOD-Colorado Forum WOW -To be announced KWTO-S. T.C.Half Hour ofTrouble." *KVOR-Monitor Views the News KFEL-Imperial Male Chorus "The High Caen WJAG-For Children Only 7:00 CST 6:00 MST WHB-Old FashionedRevival The male quartet will sing Be-WOW -To he announced KWTO-Missouri Schools KFEQDance Time gin My Tongue. Some Heavenly I,CBS -Adventures of Ellery Queen: WHO -Hawaiian Knights 3:15 MSTWHO -Cameos of New Orleans ' WCCO KOIL *KMOX-Headline Highlights WJAG-Letter from Congressman Theme and'rakeThou. Our 4:15 CST KFAB WNAX Minds. Dear Lord. NBC -BobBecker's Chats AboutWIBW-PleasantValley KFH KNX KLRA KMOX WBBM KUOA-James Elwood KarlStefan will -I -PowerParade Father Coughlin: KFEQ WHO Dogs: KOA WHO WDAF WOW 5:15 CST 4:15 MS WIB1V KVOR KRNT KSL KLZ WLW.Page Here & There with KFBI Musical Prgm. WJAG-Rotary Observance Talk Peters & Organ KFBI-Musical Prgm. KV00 ( sw -9.53 ) BC -Chase &SanbornPrgm.: *WNAX-News KFKA-Christian Crusaders NBC -Vicente Gomez, guitarist:KFEQ-Just the Other Day WHO WDAF KFI KOA WFAA WNAX-Sunday Callers KLZ-Return to Romance 1:30 CST 12:30 MSTWOW -FamilyParty KGBX-Public Forum KSO KSCJ KTIIS KOWH WREN WMAQ WOW, WLW KSD KV00 KOA-Lamont School of Music KVOD KWK KGHF (sw-15-33) KSD-Bob Becker's Chats About WSM KARK (sw-9.53) NBC -University of Chicago RoundWREN -Slums Cost You Money Dogs TableDiscussion: WDAF WOW 1:15 MSTKOWH-To be announced KARK-Pleasantdale Folks KSD KOA KWTO KARK KGHF 2:15 CST KUOA-Madeleane Stearne KVOR-Salon Orch. NBC -CivicConcert Anniversary: KUOA-Treadwell Trio *WHO -News ofthe Week XANS KGBX KWTO-Communiti, mnaPrem KWTO-Assembly Vespers FREQUENCIESlimo For detail see Good Listening Guide.WREN (sw-15.33) WDAF-Country Church of Holly- 5:30 CST KANS-1210 WIBW-Negro Festival Choir K. UOA-1200 KFEL-Amer. Radio Warblers wood 4th:e30WMeeSkT: *CBS -News & Rhythm: KLZ W.IAG AmericanLegion Prem. 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WLS-Old Fashioned Revival Hour MBS-Good KOIL-Music You Want *WMT-News 8:15 CST 7:15 MSTKFEL WCCO-Cedric Adams 10:45 CST 9:45 MST NBC -Parker Family: WREN KSO WGN-Hockey; Boston Bruins vs. *KS1.-News 7:15 CST 6:15 MST Old Fashioned Revival:WMT NBC -Francis Craig's Serenade:11:30 CST 10:30 MST NBC -FestivalofMusic: WMT WLW WENR WMT KWK KV00KTHS WNAX KFOR Chicago Black Hawks KSD WOW WFAA WSM KARK NBC -Garwood Van's Orch.: KVOD KGBX-The Music You Want WHO -Austin & Scott CBS -Larry Clinton's Orch.: KNX \\KFEL-Frank Westerfield's Orch. *WMAQ-News: Hal Totten. WENR WRENKTHS KGHF GN-Orrin Tucker's Orch. KSCJ-Sioux Cityans KMBC-To be announced it FH KSCJ KANS KWK KSO KTHS Sunday Serenade: Kent*KSD-News sports CST 6:30 MST Tucker's Orch.: Rush KVOR-Concert Hall WNAX-Advertures in Music MBS-Tommy NBC -I Want a Divorce: KFI NBC -One Man's Family, drama:KVOD-Ernie Fiorito's Orch. *WOW -Walter Winchell E. 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WDAF WBAP WOW KFI WFAA (sw-9.53) NBC -American Album of Familiar 9:30 CST 8:30 MST Music; Frank Munn,tor.;Ber- KVOD 11:00 CST 10:00 MSTMBS-Leonard Keller's Orchestra: CBS -To be announced: KFH KLZ NBC-Cheerio'sMusicalMosaics:CBS -Mitchell Ayres' Orch.: KFAB WCCO KFAB KOIL KNX KSLtrandHirsch. violinist;Jean R KGHF KANS KSCJ CBS -Ben Bernie & All the Lads:WGN WMT KFKA Dickenson,sop.;ElizabethLen- KLRA KOIL (sw-9.65) KNX KLZ WNAX KLRA WBBM KMOX NBC -String Quartet: WCW CBS -DanceOrch.: KFH KVOR WIBW KVOR KRNT nox,contr.; Buckingham Choir; NBC -Irene Rich, drama:KOANBC -Walter Winchell. columnist:KMBC KRNT WBBM KLRA NBC -Voiceof Hawaii: WRENGus Haenschen's Orch.: WMAQ KFI KFI KOA WNAX KFAB WIBW KMOX KOA KSD WHO WOW WFAANBC -Home Town, Variety Prgm.:NBC -Gray Gcrdon's Orch.: WOW WCCO KOIL (sw-6.17) KSO KSCJ KANS KVOD KGHF WMAQ KVOO WSM KARK *CBS -Paul Sullivan Reviews the (sw-9.55) WSM WDAF KFI KARK KVOO KARK WRAP WMAQ (sw-9.53)News: WBBM KMBC KFABKFEL-Temple Song Service (sw-9.53) WBAP KFEL-Fed. 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KFOR KFKA WMT KV00 WFAA WSM KARK NBC -IreneRich, drama: WENRKGBX-Sunday Evening Altar WDAF-Dance Orch. *News KGHF KVOO WGN 12:00 CST 11:00 MST NBC -Man h a ttan Merry -GoWMT KWK KSO WREN WLWKMBC-Religious News Reporter *WHO -News KFH-20th Century Serenade NBC -Dance Orch.: KVOD Hound; Rachel Carley,vocalist;KTHS KVOR-On with the Dance WIBW-American Legion KLRA-Allen Roth's Orch. *CBS -Paul Sullivan Reviews the l'ierre LeKreun, tnr.; Men About*News: WGN KGBX KWK-Musical Prgm. WLW-Barney Rapp's Orch. KSL-CatholicHour News: KNX KLZ WMT-Electric Park Band Town; Don Donnie's Orch.: KOAKVOD-Pop Concert 10:00 CST 9:00 MST KVOD-Henry Nosco's Orch. CBS -George Duffy's Orch.:(sw WMAQ WDAF KSD WOW WHO 8:45 CST 7:45 MST WNAX-FinalEdition lc VOR-Petite Musicale NBC -Gray Gordon's Orch.: WSM10:30 CST 9:30 MST 6.17) KFI(sw-9.53) NBC -Sports Newsreel: WREN W DA F-Moonbeants *News: KOA KFI KARK KMOX Mr.ToHrennwillsingIn-KSO WENR WMT KWK KTHSKGBX WENR KVOO (sw-9.53)NBC -JackBenny: KOA KGHFWIBW-Dance Time dian Summer and with Miss Car -KVOD WLW *CBS -Paul Sullivan Reviews theKFI ViiLW-Castle Farm Orch. K MBC lay, Just a Little Love. a Little CBS -Larry Clinton's Orch.: KFAB Memory Garden: KFEL KFKA Kiss.The triowill sing In a (flies!: Charles ("Chuck")News! ('-w-9.65) WNAX-W. P. A. Prgm. Penske.U.ofWisconsin ath- KVOR WIBW WNAX KLRA KSL-Music That Endures Litt le Dutch Garden, The lete. who recently triumphed atMBS-HowardMcCreery'sOrch.: 11:15 CST 10:15 MSTKVOR-Treasure Chest Lady's in Love With You. and KOIL KIINT KMBC Orch.: One Step to Heaven.The or- the Boston A. A. games. 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KFAB WNAX WBBM WIBW*NBC -News from Europe: Char- *News: WOW KTHS WOW -Midnight Melodies KFH KNX KMOX KOIL KRNT CBS -HobbyLobby: KNX KLZKARK-Nazarene Back Home HourNIBS -Tommy Tucker's Orch.: lie Barnet's Orch.: KGHF KVOD End of Sunday Programs isw-1123) NBC -NightEditor: KOA KFI KLZ-Democracy inAction WGN KFEL mums detail an page 12. KSCJ

*KMBC-News: Livestocks: Pro KOA KLZ-Lady, Lend an Ear Blue Ribbon Melodies: MONDAY, February 26, 1940 KUOA-Homemakers' Prgm. gram Notes MORNING WHO KVOD-Variety Prgm. KOWH-Walt Scott, pianist 8:30 CST 7:30 MST KV00-Dorothy McCune KSCJ-Farm Reporter: Iowa Mas- NBC -Breakfast Club: KGHF KVORMusical Newsy ter Breeders *KSD-News: Tel -e -tunes: Harry *Star in program listingsCBS -Melody Weavers: KLRA KEEL -GordonStringEnsemble KGHF-Dearest Mother KWTO-Hayloft Frolic indicates news broadcast. *KGNF-Markets: News tM1 JAG -Musical Scrapbook Horlick's Orch. Hymns of All Churches: WNAX*KGBX-News KIJOA-Markets: Modern Music WDAF WIBW KGHF-Devotional KLZ-Song Shoppers: VirginiaWNAX-Vic & Sado 7:00 CST 6:00 MST Shaw KVOO-Ray Whitley & Co. *News: KVOR KVOD KGNF-Westerners 10:45 CST 9:45 MST FirstLove *NBC -News: WREN KTHS KSCJ *KSCJ-News: Time Table ' WDAF-Linda's 8:45 CST 7:45 MSTKLZ-Captain Ozie C3S-Aunt Jenny's. Stories: KFHWHB-Uaity Viewpoint *CBS -TodayinEurope: KW)). KMBC-Happy Kitchen KTHS-Devotional CBS -Six Swell Tunes:KVOR KFAB WNAX KMOX KMBCWJAG-Grain Market & Musical isw-21.57) KOA-Musical Magazine *KVOR-Monitor Views the NewsWIBW (sw-21.57) KUOA-Common Sense ViewpointKWIC -SecretDiary Masterpieces *NBC -News: KANS KGBX (sw-CBS -Bachelor's Children. sketch: KWTO-Poultry: Salon Echoes NBC -The Guiding Light, sketch:WOWToby &Susie 21.5) KVOR-Churchinthe Wildwood KOA KSD KARK WOW WDAF KMOX KMBC KFH KWK-Sunbonnet Social WHBHonie ofthe Week 11:15 CST 10:15 MST *News: WOW KUOA KFKA 8:00 MST WHO KV00 9:00 CST KWTO-Markets: Carefree Cap-WJAG-Gooch Singers CBS -When a Girl Marries. KFAB NBC -The Man I Married, sketch: WNAX-Gospel Singer NBC-Rakov's Orch.: WREN KWK Musical Clock: KOIL KARK ers sketch: KU/ KMOX KF11KOIL WOW WHO KSD WDAF KV00Iv I IB-SmileBrigade 9:15 MSTKSCJ KOWH KANS KVODWIBWKMBC 7:15 CST 6:15 MSTKOA 10:15 CST KTIIS (sw-15.33) CBS -Four Clubmen: (sw-21.57) 9:45 CST 8:45 MSTNBC -Houseboat Hannah, sketch: NBCMerry Music: KTIIS KV(il CBS -Pretty Kitty Kelly: KMOX WDAF WOW WHO KV00 MBS-Radio Garden Club: KFELWREN KGI-IF KWK (sw-15.33) NBC -Wife Saver: KTHS KOWHKFH KLRA KOIL WNAX NBC -Novelettes:KGHF KVOD Toole: "Pensive Pruning." KSCJ WREN WHEN KOWH KANS KTHSCBS -LifeBegins.sketch:KFH CBS -Dixie Serenaders: tsw21.::/ NBC -JoshHigginsotFinchville:KSCJ (sw-21.5) KNIBC KOIL KMOX KFAB KFEQ-Weather Bureau NBC -Do You Remember: KGBXKVOD KSCJ (sw-21.5) KFKA-Salon Orch. NBC -Dinning Sisters: KGBX (sw-21.5) KARK-Burrough s canal), MBS-John Metcalf's Choir Loft:NBC -The Road ofLife,sketch: KFAB-Kiity Keene. sketch KFEL KFOR KGBX-Hollywood Brevities *News: KMBC WHO KGNF KFBI-Old-Timers KSD KGNF-Jo Grunz KFBI-Dance Time: Markets 7:30 CST 6:30 MST*KFEL-News: Hal Oliver CBS -Stepmother, sketch: KMBCMBS-Syncopators: KFOR KFELKLRA-Hit of Today: Interlude:KFEL-Glen Gray's Orch. KFEQ-Interstate Varieties KMOX KFAB KOIL WNAX WHB Gardner Nursery KFEQ-Bunkhouse Bill NBC -Gene & Glenn: KGBX (sw- KLRA-Betty & Bob. sketch 21.5) KGBX-Radio Exchange NBC -Woman inWhite,sketch:NBC -YoungDr. Malone, sketch:KOIL-Polly the Shopper KUOA-Rendezvous with RomanceKOA Ailopted Daughter (sw-KGHF-Hits & Encores KSD WII0 WOW WDAF WREN KTHS KVOD KSCJ CBS -PhilCook's Almanac: KGNFBertHirschPresents KVOR-Good Morning Neighbor KOWII-Farin Forum 21.57) KARK SayItIn Song KWK (sw-1533) KUOAItichard Ward, bar. 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Magazine KLRA-Meet Miss Julia, sketch KFAB KMOX KOIL WNAXWOW -Adopted Daughter Jenne *NBC -Eleanor Lane, songs:WOW WHO WDAF KSD KARKKIZ-Health Club KLZ-Road otLife KLZ (sw-21.57) News: KTHS WREN KSCJ KVOO KUOA-Hunter Rodcheaver KOA-Heart of Julia Blake. sketchNBC -Men of the West, quartet:11:30 CST 10:30 MST KV00-Young Dr. Malone. sketch KOV%11-Morning Melody KOA MBS-T w o Keyboards: KFEL Happy Hank: WNAX WIBWNBC -Vagabonds: KGHF WRENKVOR-Aloha Land KFAB KFEQ WHO KUOA-Eloiiial Sherman MBS-The Balladeer: KFEL KFKAKFKA KFOR KOWH KTHS KSCJ(sw-21.5)KWKParis Fashion Revte KVOR Musical Potpourri EarlyRisers Club: KLZ KVOR CBS-RcmanceofHelenTrent. 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NBC -Wayne Van Dyne, tnr.: KWK-Gospel Singer KTIIS (sw-21.5) KWTO-Rhythm Rangers NBC -David Harum, sketch: KSDKGBX KOWH KSCJ CAN YOU SING? *NBC -News: Happy Jack, songs:WIBWAdopted Daughter WHO WDAF WOW KVOO KOANBC -Against the Storm, sketch: Are you interested in singing as a career, either KVOO WJAG-Musical Gems KANS KOA KSD WHO WOW WDAF in radio, on the stage, with an orchestra, or as Coffee PotInn:KFAB KFH NBC -Viennese Ensemble: WRENNBC -Jack Berth Song Club: (sw- a concert or grand opera star? Then by all WHO WNAX WOW WIBW 9:30 CST 8:30 MST means send today for FREE beautifully illus- NBC -Just Plain KGBX KOWH 15.33) *News: KFOR KOA KGHF Bill, sketch tratedbookletwrittenbyNormanKling, WOW WDAF KARK KVOOMBS-The Pay Envelope, drama:MBS-Keep Fitto Music: KFEL famous teacher of such stars as Ethel Shutta, 8:15 CST 7:15 MSTWHO KFEL KFOR WHB KFOR KFKA KWK Virginia Simms, Kay St. Germain, etc. Learn CBS -Good Morning: KFH KLRANBC -Fran Allison. contr.: WREN the way that these and so many other promi- *News: KUOA KVOD *News: KOIL WREN nent stars have by the "Modern Approach to NBC -Breakfast Club: KARK KGBX KOWH KTHS KSCJ (sW-KARK-Radiographies: LonnieKARK-Town Talk Voice." Don't delay sendforittoday. For NBC -The Band Goes to Town:21.5) Glosson & Sugar Creek Gang KFBI-Dorothy Heller personal lessons phone Web. 7188. KSD CBS -Hilltop House. sketch: KFABKFBI-HorlickPresents KFEQ-Old-Timers Norman Kling, 904 Kimball Hall, Chicago. CBS -American School of the Air:KMOX KFH KLRA WNAX KOILKFEQ-Ben Henderson KGHF-Good Morning Neighbor (sw-21.57) Markets: KFBI KFEQ KFKA-Denver Tabernacle KGNF-Federal Works Agency Pair 42 9/20..--9 IABS-Tbe announced:KFOR NBC -Betty & Bob, sketch: KSD NBC -Amanda of Honeymoon Hill.CBS -Edith Hendricks. songs: NBC -To be announced: KARK KFKA WDAF WHO KOA WOW sketch: KTHS KWK KVOD KOIL NBC -Charles Sears,tnr.: KGHF Midday Melodies: WOW WLW KFBI-Ernest & Forget-Me-Nots WREN CBS -Hilltop House. drama: KLZ KSCJ KANS WREN KGBX KWK MONDAY News: KUOA WJAG WNAX *KFEL-News: Old Time Melodies CBS -Golden Gate Quartet: KFOR KMBC WIBW KOWH KOWH KFEQ-Dannen Melodies KMBC KLRA KVOR *NBC -C I u b Matinee: News: NBC -TheAdventures ofTom Markets: WIBW KFH KGHF Novelties MKEBES-LDickO'Heren,tnr.: KOIL KWK ix: (sw-1533) February 26 KARK-Checkerboaru Time KGNF-The Swappers MBS-Tommy Tucker's Orchest PBC-The O'Neills, sketch: WHO KFAB-Farm Notes: Markets:KLRA-Linda's First Love 4{0A WOW WDAF KSD Last Call for Dinner KLZ-Big Sister, sketch KFAB-Jane Tucker WHB KFBI-Singing Cowboys KARK-Happy Jack & Oza (11:30 a.m. Continued) *KFBINews: Luncheon Lyrics KMBC-Life of Mary Sothern, KFBI-Fellowship Hour KFEQ-Matinee Melodies Ramblers KFEL-Eddie Bush's Orch. NBC -TheRiddleofLife: OOw- KFEL-The Dime Man sketch KFAB-The Hired Hands KFEQ-Lullaby Lester & Old Tim-KOWH-Touring the Town KFH Editor's Daughter KFEQ-This Rhythmic Age 15.33) KGNF-Random Thoughts KFBI-This Rhythmic Age eta *KUOA-News: Musical Prgm. KGNF-All Request Prgm. NBC -Nat'l Farm & Home Hour:KGBX-Luncheon Dance Music KVOD-Mid-Day Musicale KLZ-Farm Service Prgm. KFH-Tea Time Jamboree KOIL-Vagabond Dreamer KOA KARK KGHF KTHS KWKKGNF-Rhythm at Noon KVOO-Your Singing Neighbor *KMOX-Let's Discuss the News KLRA-Melody Time KTHS-Woman's World Plantenberg, KMOX-Ma Perkins,sketch KGBX WREN KANSKV00KLRA-Jewel Cowboys *KVOR-News KOMI-Mrs.John KUOA-Jan Hoban KSCJ KOWH KOIL-Heart of Julia Blake KWTO-Mike Dosch talk KOA-Melody Matinee KVOD-Charles Sears Josephine Hemphill and Morse KSCJ-Bob Allen KUOA Ed Ruth Minick Salisbury will talk on "LookingKSCJ-Voice of the People WHB-Embassy Club *K100 News sooner Sweet KUOAConcertClassics KVOR-Master Singers heart., Ahead to the Spring Garden."KTHS-Markets: R. F. 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KGNF-Let's Dance KLRA-Tropical Moods the future will be discussed inKLZ-Stepmother, sketch may be heard front WABC, New WNAX-Kitty Keene, sketch MBS-Enoch Light's Orch.: KOIL KLZ Aunt today's lesson. *KMBC-News: Prgm. Highlights- WOW -Life of Mary Sothern Jenny a Stories, sketch York City,at 860 on your dial) KWK KMBC-Life of Mary Sothern MBS-Bob Heen's Hawaiians:Musical Interlude see story on page 15. 11:45 CST 10:45 MST *News:KFEQ KGBX KGNF KU0A-Jo Knitzer KFEL KFKA WHB KOIL-Rhythmaires MBS-Jerry Livingston's Orch.: CBS -Our Gal Sunday,sketch: KWTO WREN WHO KSCJ KVOO-Siesta KUOA-Popular Tunes KFOR KOIL NBC -Affairs of Anthony. sketch:KVOR-Just Relax KMBC KMOX KLZ KOIL KFAB KFKA KVOR-Nuon-Day Party KOWH KWK WREN KSCJ *News:KGHF KFAB KWK KWKIt's Fun to Keep House KWTO-Alpen Brau Boys WHO NBC -Tobe announced: KVOD KARK-Light Crust Doughboys KANS KGHF KTHS WHB-Design for Dancing (sw-15.33) KFAB-Farm Facts: Last Call forKWTO-The Laugh Clinic KFAB-Markets: Bohemian Band KFBI-Old Timers , WIBWMa Perkins *KFEL.-News: Allison & Starr Dinner WREN -Royal Hawaiians KFBI-PopConcerts MBS-The Cartersof Elm Street,KFBI-Voice of the People WJAG-Hawaiian KFEQ-Music Graphs sketch:- KFKA WHB KFEL 1:30 CST 12:30 MSTKFEQ-Ben Henderson WNAX-Road ofLife KFEL-Bill Roberts' Orch. KGBX-This Rhythmic Age KFH-Geppert Studios Prgm.: KFEQ-Ranch Boys KMBC-Dinner Bell Roundup CBS -Your Family & Mine: KOIL 4:00 CST 3:00 MST To be announced KMOX KMBC KGNF World Bookman CBS -Continentals: KLRA KGNF-Serenader KOA-Inquiring Reporter KUOA-Militant Music KGNF-Sport Parade KVOR-Shopping with Carolyn: KOWH-This Rhythmic Age NBC -Navy Band: KGHF KARK KVOD-Committee NBC -GirlAlone, sketch: KARK *KLRA-News: Zoo Antics Tempos of Today on Americanism KTHS-Concert Orch. KANS KGBX WREN KSCJ KWTO-The In -Laws KV00 WDAF WHO KOA WOW KLZ-Lanny Ross, tnr. KWTO-Man at the Stockyards KUOA-Arkansas Stamps Quartet KTHS KOWH (sw-1533) KSD *KSD-News: Allen Roth's Orch. WDAF-Checkerboard Time KVOO-BobWills' Playboys MBS-Charles Openui's Hawaiians: 2:45 CST 1:45 MST NBC -Reggie Childs' Orch.:.iSCJKTHS-Curtain Call WHO -Aloha Land KVOR-CavalcadeofDrama KFEL NBC -Between the Bookends: WREN KGHF KTHS KANS, KUOA-Crimson Trail WJAG-Lucky Chick Prgm.: Hos- *WDAF-News:Weather:Mar- *KVOD-Tropical Tempos: News NBC -Valiant Lady, sketch: KOAKSCJ WREN KANS KTHS MBS-Old FashionedGirl: K pitalReport kets KGHF KVOR-Cub Reporters WNAX-Farm Home: Farm WHO WOW WDAF KSD KFOR & WJAG-Weather, Police,Funeral NBC -Vic & Sade, sketch: WOW WTO-Rhythm Roundup News Notices, Visitors de Mail Bag KFAB-Road of Life, sketch WDAF KV00 KOA WHO KSDCBS -By Kathleen Norris, sketch: DAF-David Adams WOW Yonne Dr.Malone.st.e!,11 KFBI-Markets KMBC KOIL KMOX KLZ WNAX-Central PublicMkts. 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NBC -Annette Hastings, sop.: MBS-Is Anybody Home?: KFEL Melodies KWTO-Slim Pickens Wilson *KWTO-News KVOD KSCJ WREN KV00 KFOR *News: KTHS KVOD KGHF *KWK-News WIBW-Kansas Roundup *WHB-Four Star Final KOWH KARK-Burns Crossroads VarietiesWHB-Voice of Kansas City Markets: KFEQ WOW 3:00 CST 2:00 MSTWIBW-Life Can Be Beautiful CBS -Genevieve Rowe, sop: KLRA KFAB-Poultry Talks WNAX-Judy & Jane, sketch WJAG-Band Music *News: KFAB WIBW KVOO CBS -PrettyKitty Kelly, sketch: *NBC -Malcolm Claire, children's KFH KOIL KGNF KFB1-Variety Prgm. 1:45 CST 12:45 MSTKMBC WNAX-Life Can Be Beautiful KFEQ-Street Reporter 4:15 CST 3:15 MSTstories: News: KGBX KARK Singin' Sam: KSD KWTO NBC -Hymns of AllChurches:NBC -Backstage Wife, sketch: (sw-9.53) *KARK-Livestocks: News KFKA-Lew White, organist KOA WHO KSD NBC -Midstream,sketch: WDAF Kt:NF-Mood Musicale WDAF WOW WHO KOA MBS-Jerry KFBI-Frank & Ralph CBS -My Son & I, sketch: KMBC KVOO KOAWHOWOW KSD Livingston's Orch.: KFKA-Markets: Morning Sugges-KLRA-Sweet & Swing *NBC -Club Matinee: News: WHB KLZ-Judy & Jane KFAB KOIL KMOX KLRAWREN KVOD KGHF KANSCBS -Marion Carley, pianist: KLZ tions WNAX KVOR KFEL,Albert Wallace'sOrch. *KLKRA-News: Farm Service KMOX-Kitty Keene. sketch KTHS KGBX KSCJ KOWH (sw- KFEQ-Margit Hegedus Directs MBS-George Fisher. NBC-Ireene Wicker, children's KI./ MeetMiss Julia KOA-Old Refrains Hollywood15.33-9.53) 1-.1..tilX drieties Re- Reporter: W1113 stories: KOWH KSCJ KGHF *KMBC-News: Markets: DinnerKSCJ Markets: Used Car CBS -CincinnatiConservatoryof KGNF-Teatimers porter KANS KTHS KWK BellRoundup: FeedLot Chat: Judy & Jane. KVOO WDAFMusic: KLRA (sw-11.83) *KOA-Organ Reveries:News Live Stock Market KSD-EllenRandolph,sketch WOW Piano Quintet.Opus 20,byCBS -Caroline's Golden Store:KSD-Washington U. Educ. Series KUOA-Fireside Quartet KUOA-Covered Wagon Jubilee *KFBI-News: Farmers Hour the American composer EdgarKMBC KMOX *KTHS-Sports Review: News KV(111-OrganReveries Stillninti Kelley, will be played. K 'OP Harmonies KFEL-Market Reports MBS-Our American Language:KUOA-Hawaiian Modes KVOR-Della Chiesa & Thomas L.KWTO-Console Capers: Man onKFEQ-Waltz Time *News. KGNF KOIL KFOR KFEL KFOR *KVOR-News the Street KFH-KittyKeene,sketch *KARK-Fireside Quartet: News Thomas KARK-Hymn Singer 414KWK-Davey Adams, sketch WDAF-Right to Happiness st I IA Reniemhei theSong KFKA-Stockyards Marketcast KFAB-Cornhuskers Jamboree AF -Ann of the Air Lanes WHB-Jack Savage & Co. *KFBI-News: Hammond MelodiesKFAB-Gus & Andy WHB-BobCaldwell,Jr.:Live- KGNF-Recital in Rhythm KFFQ-Matinee -Meet Miss Julia. stock Reports WJAG-Checkerboard rime *KI.Z Voiceofthe News KFEL-Mischa Stanley's Orch. WOW -National Defense Week WNAXNoonday Visit KFEQ-Pony Express Roundup KGNF-All Request Prgm. WHO -Markets & Weather KOWH-The Four Chix KLRA-Lest We Forget 5:30 CST 4:30 MST WJAG-Markets: Cradle Roll:WOW -Man on the Street KUOA-Three Quarter Time KFH-KateHopkins, Angel of WREN Ranee Riders KVOD-Captain Mercy KOIL-SalonMusic N BC -Kidood lers :(sw-9.55) ScotchStory Ozie KUOA-Harbor of Harmony WNAX-Farm & Home:Farm 1:00 CST 12:00 MSTKVOR-Road Report:StoryofKFI-Southern CaliforniaCitizens *CBS-Kaltenborn Edits the Wool KFKAAmer. 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WHB-Staff Frolic: Weather KUOA-Harborof Harmony Report KFEQ-Street Reporter WJAG-Russell Jensen. organist WNAX-Farm & Home: Livestock WIBW-Kitty Keene KVOD-Dance Music NBC -Three Cheers: KARK KGBX KGNF-E. C.Stickelman,talk 2:00 CST 1:00 MSTWJAGStan Todd,organist KWTO-OzarksSinger Bulletin Board: Farm News KMOX-Kitty Keene, sketch NBC -The Story of Mary Marlin, MBS-Bill McCune's Orch.: KFKA WOW -Young Dr. Malone WNAX-Meet Ma Brown WHB-Five Minutes of Fact: Pop- KOA-Aloha Land sketch: WDAF WOW KOA KSD ular Concert KFEL KFOR KSCJ-Markets:UsedCar Re-WHO KVOO KARK 3:15 CST 2:15 MSTW1BWEdmund Denny C apt Midnight,sketch: WOW porter NBC -Orphans of Divorce, sketch:CBS-Myrt & Marge.sketch:*WJAG-News KSD KVOO AFTERNOON KSD-Ellen Randolph. sketch KLZ KMBC WIBW WNAX-Ti s bTaylor Jack Armstrong,sketch: WHO KUOA-Arkansas Stamps Quartet WREN KTHS KVOD KWK P Y CBS -Society Girl, sketch: KLRA NBC -StellaDallas, sketch: WHO KLRA WDAF WIBW WNAX 11:00 MSTKVOR-Organ Reveries 4:30 CST MSTKFBI-Ernest & Forget-Me-Nots 12:00 CST KWTO-Console Capers: Man onKMBC KFAB KMOX KOIL KLZ WOW WDAF KVOO KOA Wheel Singers: NviiloCw-KwittoyAFKeeHnve00,sketch:3Hlo3 TR *KFEQ-News NBC -Spinning the Street WNAX (sw-15.27) MBS-Alice in Wonderland: KFEL r,,iy 15.33) KFKA KFH-Ann of the Airlanes WDAF-Remember the Song? MBS-Marriage License Romances: NBC -Frank & Archie:KVOD KGNF-Eb do Zeb CBS -The Goldbergs, sketch:WHB-Jack Savage & Co. KFOR KFEL CBS -Men Behind the Stars: KMOX KGHF KOWH KSCJ KANS KLZ-Joyce Jordan, sketch WHO -Lem & Martha Markets: KGNF KFEQ KFOR KLRA (sw-11.83) WREN KTHS KMBC-Smilin' Ed McConnell MBS-Is Anybody Home?: KFORWJAG-Checkerboard Time th.A id,iikseeu..Trionor-Meteors and KFBI-Singing Cowboys CBS -It Happened inHollywood:KMOX-Bob Dunham Comments KFEL W NA X Noonday Visit KFH-Linda's First Love, sketch KOA Tropical Moods *News:KFAB KGNF KOILWOW -Man on the Street KFKA-Fort Collins Prgm. KARK-Rendezvous with Romance KLZ KOIL KMOX KOWH-Sports WIBW KV00 KFH WREN -Ranee Riders KGBX-Melodic Moods KFH-Young Dr. Malone gNrBanIC-:Bu(dsv,B.-1a5rt3o3ri'9s5C3)hildren Pro KUOA-On Parade Singin' Sam: KSD KWTO 1:00 CST 12:00 MSTKGHF-Tunes KGBXHollywood Spotlight Prgm. *KARK-Livestocks: News MBS-J immy Kennedy'sOrch.:KLZ-Farm Service: Weather KGNF-Concert Platform MBS-The Johnson Family, sketch:KVOR-HollywoodAmericanLe. KFBI-Frank & Ralph KFOR KFKA KWK *KOWH-News KMOX-Editor's Daughter KFOR WHB KFEL KWK gion Band K FEQ-Markets Hour:*KSCJ-News: Want Ad RemblesKOIL-Top Tunes KWK-Black Flame of the Amazon NBC -Music Appreciation KUOA-Ruth Treadwell KARK-Accordiana KFKAMarkets: Morning Sugges-KANS KARK KGBX KTHS*KUOA-News: Salon Orch. KWTO-Sully's Spotlight; Rhythm tions KVOR-Dramas of Life KFAB-Bob Bellamy KSCJ WREN KOWH (sw-15.33)KVOR-Mid-Day Rhythms KFEQ-The Prairie Flower Console *KLRA-News: Farm Service 'clic segol on page 12. KWTO-Kitty Keene. Inc.. sketch KWK-Rich Hayes SwingClinic *WHB-News & Sports KLZMeet Miss Julia, sketch KWTO-Blue Ridge MountainKFHllotelRhythm NBC -Betty & Bob, sketch: WHOWHB-Two O'Clock Tunes Family Robinson WJAG-Highlights in Melody *KMBC News: Markets: DinnerWDAF KOA KSD WOW WIBWVariety Roundup Boys WIAG-Vocal *KGNF-NewsKGBX-Aer. Bell Roundup: Feed Lot Chat: WNAX-BohemianOrch. Varieties5:45 CST CBS -LannyRoss,tnr.:KMBC Live Stock Market WNAXRodeo Recess KLRA-Things to Come NBC-Li'lAbner, sketch:4:45 KGHFMST KFH KOIL KFAB KMOX 2:15 CST 1:15 MST KMBC-Kate Smith's Chats KARK KUOA-Fireside Quartet NBC -Amanda of Honeymoon Hill, 3:30 CST 2:30 MST KVODHarmonies KFBI-Ernest & Forget-Me-Nots NBCLorenzoJones,sketch:KOAJudy & Jane NBC -Adventuresof Mix: sketch: WREN KTHS KVOD KUOA-Eddie Rubsam Torn KVOR-Levitow *KFEL-News: OldTimeMelo-KWK (sw-15.33-9.53) WOW WHO WDAF KV00 KVOD KWK WREN WDAF-This Day Is Ours dies KVOR-Matinee Melodies CBS-Univ. of Virginia Glee Club:CBS -Hilltop House.sketch: KLZKWTO-Legion of Safety *CBS -TodayinEurope: KVOR WHB-Bob Caldwell, Jr.: MarketsKFEQ.Dannen Melodies KMBC WIBW KLRA KFAB KOIL KMOX WHO -Markets & Weather KGHF-Novelties KFOR KVOR KMBC KLRA WJAG-For Children Only WJAG-Markets: Cradle Roll:KLRA-Linda's First Love KOIL CBS -RhythmRascals: KFOR WNAX Betty & Bob MBS-Little Orphan Annie, sketch: Scotch Story KLZ-Big Sister, sketch MBS-Larry Lawrence, songs: *NBC -ClubMatinee:News: 4:45 CST 3:45 MSTWHB WNAX-Bulletin Board: Farm*KUOA-News: Musical Prgm. KFEL KWK NBC -Tobeannounced: KARK Captain Midnight, sketch: KGBX Facts KVODMid-Day Musicale NBC -Ma Perkins, sketch: WDAF MBS-Auoustana College Choir:KGBX KOWH WDAF WNAX %VOW -Markets: Musical Prgm. KVOO-Chamber of Commerce KV00 WOW KSD WHO KOA KFOR KFEL CBS -ScattergoodBaines, sketch: *News: KVOO WOW KOWH 12:15 CST 11:15 MST*KVOR-News KARK KARK-Future Farmers of Ameri- KLZKLRA KMOX KFH KMBC KFELStan Myers' Orch. KWTO-Mike Dosch KFAB-Jane Tucker WNAX KFAB KFEQ Dance Time NBC -Chase Twins, sketch: KWKWill:I-Embassy Club can Forum KFH-Sports Salute KVOD KGHF (sw-15.33) KFEQ-Matinee Melodies KFAB-The Hired Hands NBC -The O'Neills, sketch: WHO WNAX-Variety Prgin KFH Editors paugnter, KFKA PleasantvilleFolks CBS -Life Can Be Beautiful, 12:15 MST sketch EFBI This Rhythmic Age KOA KSD WOW WDAF 1:15 CST KGNF-George Sokolsky KFH Tea Time Jamboree KGNF-RequestPrgm.String En- sketch: KMOX KLZ CBS -Joyce Jordan,GirlInterne, semble KU. Farm Service Prem, KLRA-Melody Time KGHF KANS WREN KSCJ NBC -Ellen Randolph. sketch:sketch: KFAB KOIL KMOX*KMOXLet's Discuss the News KMOX-Ma Perkins. sketch KLZMy Son & I.sketch KOA WREN WNAX KOWH Snapshots of Rhythm NBC -AdventuresofTomMix:KMBC-Pinacchio KOA-Old Refrains (sw-15.33) KOA-David Adams. sketch MBS-To be announced: KFKA NBC -ArnoldGrimm'sDaughter,KS(..1 BobAllen KOIL Fed.HousingTalk:Eon - sketch: KOA WHO WOW WDAFK VOA -ConcertClassics KFBI-Fellowship Hour KSCJ-Mahlon Merrick *News: KUOA WJAG WNAX cert KOWH KSD KWTO-Judy & Jane. sketch KUOA-Rural Electrification AdmKFEQ-This Rhythmic Age KSI) Stockton & Eschen Markets: KFH WIBW CBS -To be announced: (sw-WHB-Moods & Fancies KVOR Master Singers Kii1st. sweet Leilanirime KTHS-Johnny Meiner's Orch. 15.27) WJAG Famous Homes KOIL-Pleasantdale Folks WHO -Ellen Randolph, sketch KARK-Checkerboard Time 1%1113 -Design for Dancing WIBWVic & Sade KFAB-Farm Notes: Markets: LastMBS-EI Paseo Troubadors: KFELWNAX-Olson Oddities: BohemianW.I AG Tango Time KTHS-Woman's World Califor Dinner KFKA KFOR Orch, K COAJan Hubati 3:45 CST 2:45 MST KVOD-America for Americans *KFBI-News: Luncheon Lyrics *KFEQ Markets: Weather: News 2:30CST 1:30 MST CBS -Overtones: (sw- I 1-53) h*eKarVt.00 -News: Sooner Sweet NIGHT KFEL-The Dime Man EGNF 1...#',Dance NBC -Pepper Young's Family. KFEQ-Lullaby Lester & Old Tim- sketch: KSD WDAF KOA KVOD CBS -S m i Ii o' Ed McConnell: KFH-Song Shoppers KWTO-Sports ers KLRA-Varieties WOW WHO KARK KVOO KMOX Where there isnolisting KGBX-Luncheon Dance Music KLZ-Aunt Jenny's Stories *CBS -News: American School ofMBS-Book a Week: KFEL WHB-Milestoneof Melody fora stationifs preceding KGNF-Rhythm at Noon KMBC-Life of Mary Sothern theAir: KMOX KVOR KOIL *NBC -Club WJAG-RevD.A. Gimbel KOIL-Heart of Julia Blake Matinee: News: 5:00 CST 4:00 MSTprogram is on the air. KUOA-Lawrence Quintet KFH KMBC KLZ KLRA WNAXKARK KSCJ-Voice of the People KVOR-Noon-Day Part KFOR NBC -Alma Kitchell's Brief Case: 6:00 CST 5:00 MST KTHS-R. F. D. 1060 KWK-ft's Fun to Keep House "The Farmer and the Govern-NBC -Young Widder B row n,WREN KSCJ KOWH men I"is the subject of today'ssketch WHO WDAF WOW KSD CBS -Billyand sketch:CBS -Amos & Andy: WCCI KVOO-Otasco Merrymakers KIVTO-The Laugh Clinic Betty. KMOX (sw-11.83) KVOR-TinPanAlleyGoesto discussion. KVOO KMBC KMOX WJAG-Agricultural Agent NBC -Joseph Town NBC -Affairs of Anthony, sketch:NBC -BluePlateSpecial: KOA NBC -ElChico,SpanishRevue: Marais, songs: 1:30 CST 12:30 MSTKGHFKTIISWREN KOWH KANS KGHF (sw-9.55) KWTO-Featured Orch.:McDon-NBC -Valiant Lady, sketch: KOA PA. Speaker KVOO KGBX KARK (sw-9.53) ald Farm Boys KWK KANS KWK KSCJ (sw- NBC -Fred Waringin Pleasure WHO WOW WDAF KSD 15.33-9.53) KGBX-The Music You WantKFBI-IN MBS-Jerry Livingston's Orch.: WDAF-Gospel Singer KGNF Round the Town KFOR KOIL WHB Time: WRAP WDAF KSD WSM WHB-Squirrel Creek Young UnsCBS -Your Family & Mine, sketch:MBS-IntercollegiateDebates: KLRATake Your Choice WLW WO\V KVOO W HO-Songfellowe KOIL KMBC KMOX KFEL KFKA \\'116 *News:KGHF KFAB WHO KLZ-Stepmother, sketch KWK *MBS-Fulton Lewis, Jr.. comm.: %VOW -Midday Melodies NBC -Music AppreciationHour:KFAB Markets: Bohemian Band *KMBC-News: Prgm. Highlights: WMT KFEL KFKA 12:30 CST 11:30 MSTKGHF KFBI-Old Timers KFBI.The Hymn Singer Musical Interlude *KFEL-Mows: Black & White *News: KFH KFOR KGBX NBC -Paul Martin's Music: KVODMBS-Charles Openui's Hawaiians:KFEQ-Ben Henderson *KSD-Nathaniel Shilkret's Orch.: KGIIF KANS KWK (sw-15.33) KFEQ-Tropical Moods ROIL WIBW KSCJ KLZ WBBM KFEL KGBX-This Rhythmic Age News KFH Geppert Studios Prgm.: ToKUOA CBS -TheRighttoHappiness.KFAB-Road of Life, sketch KGNF World Book Man KVOR-Just Relax be announced Captain Midnight. sketch: WGN sketch: KFH KMOX KLZ KFBI-Markets la0A-To be announced KWTO-Alpen Brau Boys KGNF-Today's Sport Parade WHO MBS-Enoch'sLight'sOrchestra:KFEQ Ministerial Alliance KV0D-Variety Prgm WIBW-Ma Perkins. sketch *KLRA-News: Zoo Antics KARK-Songs by Marie Lang KOIL KFH-Grain & Livestock MarketsKWTO-The In -Laws WJAG-Moeller Sisters KLZ-Lanny Ross, tnr. KFAB Political Talk KFKA-H. E. 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CST KOA-University of Denver KWTO WHO WREN KSCJ*KGNF Nebraska in the News 2:45 CST 3:00 MST*KSD-News: DickLiebert,01,KF1-Better Business Bureau KFKA KLRA-Editor's Daughter, sketchNBC -Vic & Sade,sketch:l5:4WOW NBC -Name It & Take It:KSC.1ganist. *KLRANews: Interlude: Sports KGHF KARK-Lightcrust Doughboys KLZ-Life Begins, sketch WHO KVOO KOA KARK WDAF WREN KANS KTHSKTHS-CurtainCalls Review KFAB-Farm Notes: Markets: LastKUOA-Siesta Serenade KSD KW K KUOA-CrimsonTrail *KMBC-News: Sports Callfor Dinner KVOD-Voice ofPublic Opinion NBC -Between the Bookends: CBS -By Kathleen Norris, sketch:KVOD-Tropical Tempos KFBI-Voice of the People KV00-Meet Miss Julia, sketch WREN KGHF KANS KTHS KMBC KOIL KMOX KLZ KN OR -Cub Reporters Report:Luncheon FREQUENCIES KFEL-RainbowTrio:FurLee-KVOR-Road KSCJ (sw-9.53-15.33) NBC -Girl sketch: KOA KWTO-Rhythm Roundup Melodies Alone, KANS;-12111 KTHS-1000 tures KFBI-Siesta 00 HsoWDAF WOW KARK WDAF-David Adams K A ItK -14011 K 110A-1200 *KWK-News KEA'S-170 K TOD-030 KLRA-Sweet & Swing KFEQ-Minor1. ,accordion WHO WJAG-Musical Roulette KMBC-Dinner Bell Roundup HB-Voice of Kansas City WNAXHamburg Hatcheries K FBI-1mill K1-00-1140 WNAX-Judy & Jane, sketch KGBX .0n the Mall CBS -Time Out for Dancing: K le E 1..920 K VOR-I 270 KOA-Inquiring Reporter KGNF-Lost Empire KLRA IV 051 Mee: Miss Julia KFKA-Ghat K W K -1310 KOWH-This Rhythmic Age 1:45 CST 12:45 MST 5:15 CST 4:15 MST K E11-1300 K WT0-560 KUOA-Three Quarter Time MBS-Old FashionedGirl: KFEL KTHS-Concert Orch. NBC -Betty Crocker: WHO KOAKOWli-Song Time; Helen CBS -Console Reveries: KLRA Kiel -040 WRAP-SOO KSD & KFOR K FK A -5t40 W It BM -770 KUOA-Chamber of Commerce Kermi t NBC -GusS teck's0Orch.:KSCJ KFOR-1'10 WCCO-810 KWK-This Woman's World LifeCan Be Beautiful: W1BWWREN KVOO KTHS KOWH KORN -12:10 WI/AM-MO KWTO-Slim Pickens Wilson WNAX KOH F-1 :120 W E N It -870 KFAB-Kentucky Kids KVOD KOS F-1430 W FAA -800 WIBW-Kansas Roundup CBS-Hedda Hopper's Hollywood: K lit A-1390 WGN-7211 All Your Snapshots WJAG-Save America KFBI-Concert Hour KLZ-5110 W1111-8410 2:00 MST KFEQ-Interstate Varieties KMBC KLZ KFH KFAB WNAX K 11 IW-950 woo-Iotio In Natural Colors! 3:00 CST KMOX NBC -Backstage Wife, KM -Ark Valley Boys AMAZINGLY BEAUTIFUL! sketch: Pnrt Ili of a dramatization of KKNNIV-1111340)9" \'.112:150"40 KGNF-Travelogue the life of Edward G. Robinson. KoA.stu Any size roll developed and 8 WOW WDAF WHO. KOA KOWH-South Omaha on the Air W1.8-810 prints in NATURAL COLORS. CBS -My Song: KLRA (sw-11.83) *KUOA-News: *NBC -Malcolm Claire,children's Niiii,-12iin W LW -700 for only 25c Paul Lindley's KtiWri-ia:0 W MA Q-1170 Natural Color Reprints, 3c each *NBC -Club Matinee: News: Orch. stories: News: KGBX (sw-9.53) K It NT -1320 NV MT -000 KS(1.1-1330 W N A X -510 Natural Color Photo Service, Janesville, Wisc. KTHS WRENKANS KVOD KVOD-Light Opera Selections KARK-Jerry ofthe Circus WOW -590 KGHF KGBX KSCJ KOWH KVOR-Music Graphs KFEL-Jack Graham's Orch KNI.KSD-550-1120 WREN -1220 (sw-953) *KWTO-News KFEQ-Margit Hegedus Directs KS014511 W8111-650 *KNX News. Fletcher Wiles B-9/20 Page 53 KOASpeed Gibson KSL Dealer in Dreams FRIDAY GOOD LISTENING GUIDE KVOD-Sammy Liner's Orch. Check the programs you want to hear today FRIDAY KVOR RoadReport:Hollywood Brevities AFTERNOON Jack Miller's orchestra. 8:00 :ST (7:00 MST) Waltz9:00 CST (8:00 MST) Grand KWK-Lone Ranger, drama Guest: Brian Aherne, screen Time, NBC. Central Station, CBS. March I WENR-Radio Fanfare 1:00 CST (12:00 MST) Music star. Frat.k Munn, tenor; Amster- Dramatic program WJAG-Evening Concert Appreciation Hour, NBC. dam chorus; orchestra. WMAQ-Organ Moods Dr.Walter Damrosch, con- 7:00 CST (6:00 MST) Cities 9:00 CST (8:00 MST) Rudy KLRA-Dancing Under the Stars WNAX-nuiset Edition ductor. Service Concert. NBC. Vallee Reunion Program. KLZ-Universe of Melody 8:30 CST (7:30 MST) What NBC. KOA-Bob Millar's Orch. 6:15 CST 5:15 MST Lucille Manners, soprano; Would You Have Done? NBC -ILove a Mystery: WDAF Special program featuring KSDThe Music You Want 5:30 CST (4:30 MST) Kalten- Ross Graham, baritone; Frank NBC. stars helped to fame by Rudy KSL-Players KSD KOA WHO WOW WMAQ bornEdits the News, CBS. Black, conductor. Quiz program.Ben Grauer, sw-9.53) Vallee. Burns and Allen, KVOD-Rhythm Spree M. C. KVOR-Dance Hour & Abner. 7:00 CST (6:00 MST) Colonel Charlie McCarthy and Edgar CBS-Lum sketch: Bergen, WBAP-Exp. & Fat Stock Show WBBM KRNT KOIL KMOX NIGHT Stoopnagle's Quixie Doodles, Frances Langford, 8:30 CST (7:30 MST)First Alice Faye, Bob Burns and WDAF-Moonbeams WCCO WIBW WNAX KLRA MBS. Nighter; Drama, CBS. WLW-Griff Williams' Orch. KFAB 6:30 CST(5:30 MST)Pro- others. Eddie Cantor, M. C. fessor Quiz, CBS. 8:00 CST (7:00 MST) Johnny Drama, withLes Tremayne WNAX-Story of Fu Manchu NBC -Josef Marais, songs: KARK and Barbara Luddy. 9:30 CST (8:30 MST) Believe 11:15 CST 10:15 MST With Bob Trout. Presents, CBS. It or Not Ripley, CBS. KFBI-Gaslight Harmonies Ray Bloch's Swing Fourteen; NBC -Count Basic's Orch.: KV00 KFEL-Richard Sinclair's Orch. 8:30 CST (7:30 MST) What's Robert Ripley, hl. C.; Linda KVOD KGHF 7:00 CST(6:00 MST)This "Perfect Crime" dramas; Lee, vocalist;B. A. Rolfe's KFH-Alpen Brau Swingsters Amazing America, NBC. soloists; Johnny Green's or- My Name? NBC. orchestra. CBS -GlenGray'sOrch.: KLRA KFI-Robert Hurd, songs Quiz program, Bob Brown, chestra. Quiz program formerly heard KFH WNAX WBBM KFAB KOIL KGBXHyde Park Quartet M. C.;RanchBoys;Roy on Saturdaynights.Budd10:00 CST (9:00 MST)Fred KRNT KMBC KGNF-Sundown Serenade Shield's orchestra. 8:00 CST (7:00 MST) Planta- Hulick and Arlene Francis. Waringin PleasureTime, KLZ-DealerinDreams MBS-Herbie Kay's Orch.: WGN tion Party; Variety Program. NBC. KWK *KMBCToday in Europe NBC. 9:00 CST (8:00 MST) Madison10:30 CST (9:30 MST) Salute KSCJ-Sports 7:00 CST (6:00 MST) Kate Masterworks: KMOX WCCO KSL-Jack Armstrong. sketch Smith's Variety Hour, CBS. Whitey Ford, M. C.; Duke of Square Garden Boxing -Bout, to Byrd's Exped tion, NBC. KFEL-Boxing Bouts Abbott and Costello, come- Paducah; Louise Massey and NBC. Atlanta, Georgia, salutes the KFITalk by Manchester BoddY KUOA-Gaslight Harmonies Byrd KVOD-Sammy Liners Swing dians; Ted Straeter chorus; the Westerners; Tom, Dick Bob Pastor vs. Lee Savour in Antarctic Expedition KVORConcert Gems Ted Collins, announcer; and Harry; Doring Sisters: a fifteen -round heavyweight with a programofnews, WBAP-Sun Dodgers KV00World of Sports uni is and variety. KVOR-CrimsonTrail "Snow Village" sketches; Charlie Lyon, announcer. boot WIBW-Ted FiciRio's Orch. WBAP-Wally Hayes' Orch. Refer to adjacent columns for stations broadcasting these programs 11:30 CST 10:30 MST WENR-Concert Miniature NBC -Will Bradley's Orch.: KV00 WGN-Bob Elson. sports KTIIS KSCJ KWK KARK WSM *WLW-News WENR WREN *WMT-News: Opportunitiesfor Men: Musical Interlude KFEL-Robert Hilliard's Ora. NBC -What Would You HaveKOA-Record Review NBC -Death Valley Days:KF1MBS-Orrin Tucker's Orch.: WGN WSM-Lawrence Goodman. pianistKFI-To be announced Done? quiz show: WREN KSOKRNT-To be announced KOA KFEL KFOR KFKA KSO WMT KFKA-Dinner Music KTHS WMT 1VENR KVOD KWKKSDWeekly Record Review CBS -Johnny Presents: KNX KSLKOIL 6:30 CST 5:30 MSTKGBX-The Merry Makers Jam-(sw-9.53) KVOR-Tropical Moods KLZ KVOR CBS -LeightonNoble's Orchestra: NBC -Clyde Lucas' Orch.: KARKboree NBC -What's My Name: WDAFWCCO-Sportsmen's Special MBS-Dance Orch.: KFKA KFORKFAB KLRA WBBM WIBW NBC -Yesterday's Children: KSCJ KGHF-Crimson Trail \\110 WFAA KARK KSDtvGN1Want a Job WNAX KRNT KMBC KMOX "A Triptothe Moon.'" WOW -Cavalcade of America *News: KIRK KTHS KWK theKNX-Tede-Tunes 11 NIAQ WLW KFI KVOO KOA KMBC-Dance Time KFH (sw-6.12) favorite book of Josef Hofmann.KSCSioux Cityans WSM-Fireside Singers famous pianist.will be dranta 11'sM KMOX-Range Riders & Soloist NBC -Johnny Magee's Orch.:WLW tized today. KSL-Hollywood Casting Office For detail see Good Listening Guide. 9:45 CST 8:45 MSTKVOD-Denver KGBX WDAF WOW KVORSupper Melodies LifeDonors CBS -Professor Quiz CBS -First Nighter, drama: KMOX -Human Nature inAction:WRAP -Lawrence Welk's Orch. with BobWMT-Pleasantdale Folks NBC -Jack Avison's Orch,: KGHF Trout:WBBM KRNT KMBC KRNT WCCO KMBC KFABWMAQ KVOO KGHF KANS (swWBBM-Master Works on theKVOD KLZ KNX WIBW WNAX KSL KOIL KMOX WCCO WNAX 7:15 CST 6:15 MST Air KFI-University Explorer KFAB WBBM KOIL "MrReckless"isthetitleWCCORollie Johnson *KFBI-News of tonight's drama t ization and *KLZ-Voice of the News *News: WHO WGN WLS WRENKFKA-Boy Scouts Prgm. *News: WGN KGBX dissuasion. WDAF-Dance Orch. KOA-Music by Woodbury WFAA KGHF'Popular Melodies To be announced: KFH KGHFKARK-To be announced WGNDick Jurgens' Orch. KSL Staff Variety Show KFBI-Dancing Party KNXDealer in Dreams KFELAccordiana *KFOR -News WHO -BillAustin.pianist KVOR-Hit Revue KFEL-Movie News & Views KSL-Celebrity Time KLRA-To be announced KMBC-Dance Time WLW-Barney Rapp's Orch. *WHO -News KFH-Captain Midnight, sketch WMT-Hit Parade & Tomorrow KSCJ-Sterling Young's Orch. KVOR-Hit of the Week 10:45 CST 9:45 MSTWLW-Moon River KFI-ArtBakers Notebook KVOR-On with the Dance 10:00 CST 9:00 MSTMBS-Tommy Dorsey's Orchestra:WM IQ Ted Weems' Orch. KFKA-Lew White, organist 7:30 CST 6:30 MST KFEL NBC -Carson Robison & His Buck- 8:45 CST 7:45 MSTNBC -Fred Waringin Pleasure 11:45 CST 10:45 MST KGBX-Two Guitars NBC -Johnny Magee's Orch.: KSD aroos: WREN KWK WLS WMTKGBX-To be announced Time: WHO KOA KFI KANSNBC -Salute to Byrd Expedition: KGHF-Siesta WMAQ KARK WHO KARK W110 *KGNF-News: Weather KVOD WLW KSO KFEL-Colorado Univ. 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New Guaranteed ther she nor George will tolerate even Getting UpNights.BurningPassages,Swollen around with the Jack Haleys, the Marx Ankles, Rheumatic Pains, Nervousness, Dizziness. Home Treatment a suggestion of smut. Circles Under Eyes and feeling worn-out, often are brothers, Benny Fields, Benny Rubin George can relax only while driving ceased by non -organic and non -systemic Kidney and Astounds Medical Bladder troubles. Usually, intitiell cases, the very and Bert Lahr. They also are close toor playing golf or cards. He's a sound first dose of Cyatex goes right to work helping the Profession the Don Ameches, Eddie Sullivans and Kidneys flush out excess acids and wastes. And this Youcanbelievethe swornaffidavitsofdoctors and sleeper, however. He gets his eight cleansing, purifying kidney action, in just a day or dentists who have tried this new discovery nn most stub- Dick Powells. born casea of pyorrhea, trench mouth and bleeding gunm. hours a night and usually ten minutes so, may easily make you feel younger, stronger and PYRO was used with startling success many times.in 'letter than hi years. A printed guarantee wrapped cases that seemed hopeless... where everything else failed. George is a nervous, excitable and PYRO Is almost uncanny in getting quick and sure results. in the middle of the day. around each package of Cystex insures an immediate Itgets to the root of the trouble because PYRO has a enthusiastic person.He golfs in the refund of the full cost unless you are completely penetration of1,4 Inchin5 minutes and it corrects and Gracie used to sleep soundly, but satisfied. You have everything to gain and nothing heals as it penetrates the diseased areas.If your gums are to lose under this positive money back guarantee sore or bleed when brushed. . . If your teeth are loose 90's after twenty years atthe game. cr pus pockets have formed, order PYRO today for quick since they adopted the children she's so get Cyatex from your druggist today for only 33e. orrection . .act now before you lose your teeth entirely. He also likes bridge and dancing anda light sleeper. She likes flowing, lacy A Doctor Writes: Read This Proof!at parties will wow the guests, whilenegligees. Both arise for breakfast and A well-known physi- Mrs.W. ItKirby.45Fast Gracie, the funny one on the air, sits cian . . . a member filith St., New York, writes: "For eat with the children.They used to of the American Medi- number of years I suffered with backandlaughsatherhusband. cal Assqi and many anadvanced caseofpyorrhea, have breakfast in bed before Ronnie other professional constant treatments seemed only organisations, says: to arrest the inseam.I wan told George can be very funny, but at workand Sandra changed everything. Get FISCHER PROTECTOR Iwould lose my teeth.ThenI "I do not hesitate toheard of this new remedy. Being he always throws the laughs to Gracie. Relieves pressure on Bunion -eases pain. statethatthissolu- desperate, decided to tryit.Am The Burnses employ achauffeur -Hides large joints. Keeps shoes shapely. tion has saved me very happy now.My gums are Neither drinks much. Gracie scarcely You can't be well dressedif shoes are from the nightmare of healthy.teethtightandwrite butler,a nurse forthe children, anunsightly. Buy at shoe dealers. druggists false teeth." this hoping that others suffering or department stores: or write for Free as I will try it." ever drinks and when she does it's aupstairs maid, a watchman, cook andTrial Offer. Est. over 30 years. light something. FISCHER MFG. CO.. Dept. C-32 Don't Lose Your Teeth, Order Now! handyman. Most of the help have long 904 East Pearson Milwaukee, WinoBEFORE AFTER We have 45 page, of affidavits :Attesting to the wonderfol Gracielikesbridge,window-shop- powers of PYRO.So positive are we that it will bring you records with the Burnses.Their first the health and happiness you have been seeking, that we will bend itto you without a single penny of risk.Send ping, mystery stories, and perfumes. $2 today for the full home treatment or we will send C.O.D. nurse, however, believed in rearing kids for $2 plus postage. Use PYRO as directed and if not 100,", She usually shops with Mary Living. delighted with results. return the unused bottle and we will scientificallyandupbraidedGeorge refund the purchase price in full.(Canada $2.25 cash with stone Benny and they are careful never wider.) and Gracie because they fondled the Remove superfItioua hair privately at home. C. M. CABLE PRODUCTS, BOX 4, to duplicate each other. following directions with ordinary care and children. She lost her job. skill.The Mahler Method positively Pre. Hamilton Grange Sta., New York Post Office Burns has a very gentle disposition. vents the hair from growing again by kill- Their house is roomy but not gaudy ing the hair root.The delightful relief will bringhappiness,freedom ofmindand If he hurts your feelings, or thinks he greater success. Backed by45 yearsor and is furnished with early American. successful use all over the world. Send Gs has, he'll almost grovel and beg for- in stamps TODAY forIllustrated Booklet. Their antiques actually are comfortable. Flri.DIAHL111 "How to Remove Superfluous Hair Fo eeeee . RUPTURED?giveness. He's nice and gentle enough George is an immaculate dresser and O.l.Mahler Co.. Inc., Opt.55C. Providence.R.I. (and well-bred enough) to apologize toprefers conservative grays and double- Get Relief This ProvenWay servants if he thinks he has offendedbreasted suits. He often wears a beretIS EPILEPSY INHERITED? Why try to worry along with trusses Ilia' them. yourflesh -pressheavily on hipsnod - when driving about in Hollywood. His WHAT CAUSES IT? enlarge opening-- failto 1101(1 rupture?youneed He is very loyal to his friends. Somehair is thinning on top. the ('lathe. No leg -straps or mining belts.Auto- years ago publicist Bob Taplinger sold Abooklet containing the opinions of matic adjustable pad holds at real opening -follows Gracie is an elegant dresser and infamous doctors on this interesting sub- every body movement withinstantincreased George on a publicity campaign andmany contests has been named Holly-ject will be sent FREE, while they last, supportincaseofstrain.Cannotslipwhether George lined up five more clients for to any reader writing to the Educational at work or play. Light, ensy to wear. WN terproof. wood's best -dressed woman.She isDivision, 535 Fifth Avenue. Dept. RG-31, Can be worninbath. Send for amazing FREE Taplinger. When George bought a cer-very fond of perfumes and her dress-New York, N. Y. 1 k "Advice To Ruptured" and details of liberal tain make of car he got several friends truthful GO -day trialoffer.AIM) endrirbeffiellIF ing -table looks like a chemist's lab. from grateful Users in your neighborhood. Write: to buy the same make from the same Cluthe Sons, Dept. 24, Bloomfield, New Jersey She says she never has had enough dealer.All the cars turned out to beof rain, flowers, perfumes or mystery AT HOMEBE AN OPTICIAN satisfactory, except Burns'. stories.She prefers toliveincities Earn up to S 6in a Week and More He pays little attention to his busi- Get iota this good paying, uncrowded profes- where she can shop and see shows. sion. Great demand.Earn up to 04.000 a ness affairs and hires brains to handle year.Dignified. Interesting work.Open to ,..orts.t.iPROFITS! People always expect her to be funny. men and women. Earn while you learn.No These ready -tied ties are popu his money. He and Gracie are fixed experience needed. Low rest -easy terms. It's difficult for her to be serious. poilege iloina given. "te far FREE IM"K. GI" age. lar sellers wherever shown. This forlife, so neither worries. He likes ILLINOIS COLLEGE OF MECHANICAL OPTICS ONIF ,1111 spring they'll sell better than Neither she nor George can under- 30 N. Dearborn St. Dept. RG.3 Chicago, elf ever,assuring a steadyin- to read humorous novels, but Gracie come of profits. NOW READY - stand why they are tops.They are WV "mac, acompletelineof4 -in -hand goes for "who -dun -it" mystery novelsamazed thattheirchatter has made swam ties, starting as low as MI $1.50 a doz.Also, genuine and mythology. When she appearedthem among America's favorites. leather ties, tie and handker- on "Information, Please" she surprised chief ensembles, etc. Empire Cravats George isafraid he'll wake up and MAKE 525-$35 A WEEK surAloc many listeners with her knowledge of Tin can learn iffiartical nursing at home 22 W. 21st St.. N. Y. C. Dept. 72 toe.,/ findit'snot true. In spare time. Course endorsed by physi- mythology. cians. Thousands of graduates. 41st yr. "I have to keep pitching," he says. One graduate has charge of 10 -bed hos- George loves jitterbug music, but he pital.Another saved $400 while learn- "I can't stand still.IfIlet up, we'll ing. Equipment Included. Men and women 18 to 60. High can't shag. He thinks Louie Armstrong School not required.Easy tuition payments. Write now. RUBBER STEERING WHEEL COVER slip." CHICAGO SCHOOL OF NURSING is the last word.Gracie likes catchy Dept. 23. 100 East Ohio Street. Chicago.III. New! Sells Like Wild Well, if they ever fall, they've got Please send free booklet and 16 sample lesson pages. AMAZINU INVENTION. Sayes numbers and Irish ditties. George can't horrible accidents. CAN'T SLIP. a long way tofall,because they've Name Madsof sof_L velvety NON SKID City St ate Age--- rubber. 61 VacuumCu:inside. sit still long. When he is thinking, he Snaps heellike robber gone so high. band. Noo tools. Long lasting. I,. prided. Ohm fingertip con- rubs his right elbow. trol. 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THE FAMILY GROUP LIFE INSURANCE A MONTH POLICY PROTECTS YOUR ENTIRE FAMILY But now, thanks to the sound ideas of ow Men, Women, Children Ages 1-75 actuaries, we found that if all members of the family were insured in one policy, we could Loving sympathy and friendly consolation is not enough when deathsave on policy costs, bookkeeping costs, mail, stamps, and other items. Then we breaks up your family circle. You'll need ready cash to meet the burden decided that we could fur:her save by hiring no agents who often get 50% or of expenses that accompany such grief.Life insurance will see you more of the premiums . . . we decided, too, that we would hire no collectors- pay no medical examination fees, and other frills . . . so that we could for only through the unbearable days with cash. 51.00 a month give the whole family safe, reliable legal reserve insurance Unless every member of your family is insured, sooner or later, you paying benefits for death from any cause.. and regardless of which member are bound to come face to face with the financial burdens that follow theof the family died. Don't confuse this old reliable company, issuing legal reserve insurance footsteps of death. with other less accepted -ypes of benefits and contracts.This is genuine life Until this new Family Group Life InsurancePolicy was created,insurance based on an actuarially sound group plan. lifeinsurance on theentirefamily was so costlythat only the wealthier families could READ THESE QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS carry it. How many members of theF. ,:y can be 9. Is a medical examination required? covered by one policy? A. No. A. There is no limit-all there are in the family. Q. Will a collector come around to get the pay- 9Is the Bankers Life and Casualty Company ments? supervised by the Insurance Commission of A. No. The cost of collection by collectors would the State of Illinois? make it necessary to reduce benefits. Special IF ANY ONE IN YOUR FAMILY A.Yes, the policy has been approved by the cards and envelopes are supplied to policy- Insurance Department andthe Company's holders for mailing payments. DIES FROM ANY CAUSE WE operations are under constant supervision of Q. How long does the company take to pay their the State Government. claims? PAY BENEFITS UP TO $300000 9.Who can be included in the family group? A. Within 24 hours after approval of the claim. A.Husband and orwife,theirparents,their Q. Must all persons included in the policy be liv- AS SHOWN IN THE POLICY children, either adopted or natural. (3 gener- ing in the immediate household of the applicant? ations.)-ALL FOR $1.00 A MONTH. A. No. The Family Group Policy insures your entire family for a maximum of . PLEASE, SEND NO MONEY- NO AGENT WILL CALL This policyisso outstanding and liberal that Decide for yourself in the privacy of your own 1 .000in eventf ordinaryor nat- once you examine it, you will marvel at it. home whether this policy isn't the biggest in- Without cost to you we will send complete de- surance offer ever made by a dependable, reli- uraldeathoasclearlyex- tails and tell you how to get the Family Group able, life insurance company. plained in the policy; a maximum of . . . nin event of death by auto ACT NOW -DON'T DELAY! $2,00vas shown in the policy; a FILL OUT AND RETURN COUPON AT ONCE maximum of . . . in event of travel death as BANKERS LIFE AND CASUALTY CO. Bankers Insurance Bldg., Jefferson Sta. Desk 176 $3,000 outlined in this marvelous Chicago, Illinois. Family Group Policy. 13 Please send details and tell me how to get the Family Group Policy for Free Inspection 111 Name Street or R. F. D.

ACT NOW SEND COUPON! City State I ME ME ME ME ME ME ME ME MEgME EM ME MM OM MM ME MM MM- A Money -Making Opportunity for Men of Character EXCLUSIVE FRANCHISE FOR AN INVENTION EXPECTEDTO REPLACE A MULTI -MILLION -DOLLAR INDUSTRY Costly Work Formerly EARNINGS "Sent Out" by Business Men One man in California earned over $1,600 per month for three months-close to $5,000 in 90 days' time. Another writes Now Done by Themselves from Delaware-"Since I have been operating (just a little less than a month of actual selling) and not the full day at that, because I have been getting organized and had to spend at a Fraction of the Expense at least half the day in the office; counting what I have sold outright and on trial, I have made just a little in excess of one This is a call for men everywhere to handle thousand dollars profit for one month." A man working small exclusive agency for one of the most city in N. Y. State made $10,805 in 9 months. Texas man unique business inventions of the day. nets over $300 in less than a week's time. Space does not permit mentioning here more than these few random cases. How- Forty years ago the horse and buggy business was supreme-today ever, they are sufficient to indicate that the worthwhile future almost extinct. Twenty years ago the phonograph industry ran into in this business is coupled with immediate earnings for the many millions-today practically a relic. Only a comparatively few right kind of man. One man with us has already made over foresighted men saw the fortunes ahead in the automobile and the a thousand sales on which his earnings ran from $5 to $60 radio. Yet irresistible waves of public buying swept these men to per sale and more. A great deal of this business was repeat fortune, and sent the buggy and the phonograph into the discard. So business.Yet he had never done anything like this before are great successes made by men able to detect the shift in public favor coming with us. That is the kind of opportunity this business from one industry to another. offers. The fact that this business has attracted to it such Now another change is taking place.An old established industry-an integral business men as former bankers, executives of businesses- and important part of the nation's structure-in which millions of dollars change hands every year-is in thousands of cases being replaced by a truly astonishing, simple inven- men who demand only the highest type of opportunity and tion which does the work better-more reliably-AND AT A COST OFTEN AS LOW income-gives a fairly good picture of the kind of business this AS 2% OF WHAT IS ORDINARILY PAID!It has not required very long for men is. Our door is open, however, to the young man looking for who have taken over the rights to this valuable invention to do a remarkable business, the right field in wh ich to make his start and develop his future. and show earnings which in these times are almost unheard of for the average man.

Not a "Gadget"- Profits Typical of No Money Need Be Risked Not a "Knick-Knack"- the Young, Growing Industry in trying this business out. You can measure the possi- but a valuable, proved device which bilities and not be out a dollar. If you are looking for a Going into this business is not like selling somethingbusiness that is not overcrowded-a business that isjust has been sold successfully by busi- offered in every grocery, drug or department store. For seasoned coming into its own-on the upgrade, instead of the ness novices as well as instance, when you take a $7.50 order, $5.83 can be your downgrade-a business that offers the buyer relief from veterans. share. On $1,500 worth of business, your share can bea burdensome, but unavoidable expense-a business that Make no mistake-this is no novelty-no flimsy creation $1,167.00. The very least you get as your part of everyhas a prospect practically in every office, store, or factory which the inventor hopes to put on the market. You dollar's worth of business you do is 67 cents-on teninto which you can set foot-regardless of size-that is a probably have seen nothing likeit yet-perhaps never dollars' worth $6.70, on a hundred dollars worth $67.00necessity but does not have any price cutting to contend dreamed of the existence of such a device-yet it has already -in other words two thirds of every order you get iswith as other necessities do-that because you control been used by corporations of outstanding prominence-by yours. Not only on the first order-but on repeat ordersthe sales in exclusive territory is your own business- dealers of great corporations-by their branches-by doc- -and you have the opportunity of earning an even largerthat pays more on some individual sales than many men make tors, newspapers, publishers-schools-hospitals, etc., etc., percentage. in a week and sometimes in a month's time-if such a business and by thousands of small business men. You don't have to looks as if it is worth investigating, get in touch with us convince a man that he should use an electric bulb to light This Business Has at once for the rights in your territory-don't delay- his office instead of a gas lamp. Nor do you have to sell because the chances are that if you do wait, someone else the same business man the idea that some day he may need Nothing to Do With will have written to us in the meantime-and if it turns something like this invention. The need is already there- House to House Canvassing out that you were the better man-we'd both be sorry. the money isusually being spent right at that very So for convenience, use the coupon below-but send it tight moment - and the desirabilityof saving the greatest Nor do you have to know anything about high-pressure away-or wire if you wish. But do it now. Address part of this expense is obvious immediately. selling. "Selling" is unnecessary in the ordinary sense of the word. Instead of hammering away at the customer and trying to "force" a sale, you make a dignified, F. E. ARMSTRONG, President Sonic of the Savings business -like call, leave the installation-whatever size Dept. 4025-C, Mobile, Ala. the customer says he will accept-at our risk, let the You Can Show customer sell himself after the device is in and working. You walk into an office and put down before your prospect This does away with the need for pressure on the cus- a letter from a sales organization showing that they did tomer-it eliminates the handicap of trying to get the FOR EXCLUSIVE work in their own office for $11 which formerly could have money before the customer has really convinced himself cost them over $200. A building supply corporation pays 100%. You simply tell what you offer, showing proof ofRUSH_TERRITORY PROPOSITIONI our man $70, whereas the bill could have been for $1,600! success in that customer's particular line of business. F. E. ARMSTRONG, Pres., Dept. 4025-C, Mobile, Ala. An automobile dealer pays our representative $15, whereas Then leave the invention without a dollar down.It Without obligation to me, send me full infor- the expense could have been over $1,000. A department starts working at once. In a few short days, the installa- mation on your proposition. store has expense of $88.60, possible cost if done outside tion should actually produce enough cash money to pay the business being well over $2,000. And so on. We could for the deal, with profits above the investment coming in .Va me. I not possibly list all cases here.These are just a few of at the same time. You then call back, collect your money. Street or Route the many actual cases which we place in your hands to Nothing is so convincing as our offer to let results speak work with.Practically every line of business and every for themselves without risk to the customer! While others BoxNo I section of the country is represented by these field reports fail to get even a hearing, our men are making sales City which hammer across dazzling, convincing money -saving running into the hundreds. They have received the atten- opportunities which hardly any business man can fail to tion of the largest firms in the country, and sold to the Stole understand. smallest businesses by the thousands. L. J