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DOROTHY LAMOUR Who wi l l be heard Sunday night Vol. 6, No.4 I IN THIS ISSUE WEEK ENDING JULY 31, 1937

CURTIS MITCHELL Editor

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Stories of the Songs You Love " Dixie's" am azing hisio1'Y' by JAMES H, STREET 3 The Week's Biggest Thrill Ai7'ing America's Cup Races! by KEN W, P URDY 4 Medal of Merit Why Deanna Durbin Quit Singing H e1'e is tlte untold Si01'Y ! by LORRAI NE T HOMAS 11 APT AIN HENRY brought his were Lanny Ross, Muriel Wilson, An­ Show Boat back down the river nette Hanshaw, Tiny Ruffner, Conrad Personalities C last Thursday, Thibault, Rosaline Greene, Molasses and To us it sounded delig htfully like the January. There, indeed, was young love ' Helen Men ke n - Sweet Spitfi7'e good old Show Boat of 1933 and 1934. and ambition. Some climbed to amaz­ by DORA ALBERT 8 The crew was new, the mythical ship ing heights and some faded quietly into Jessica Dragonette was afloat in Hollywood instead of New broadcasting history, but all glittered We AppLaud her! 19 Les Tremayne York, but the spirit of the program had brightly enough as long as Charlie Win­ " Bob D7'ake" Goes Fishing 20 the lilt a nd zoom of old. ninger was at the helm of their brave We who listen can thank the Captain little ship. News and Views Henry who is Charles Winninger for that Yes, radio has a new Show Boat and a spirit. It is no secret that the old pro­ young, untried crew, but the skipper is Plums and Prunes gram began to flounder when Charlie old in wisdom and wiles. ' Those who by EVANS PLUMMER 12 Winninger left the Show Boat for a new brought him back to radio's most roman­ Inside Stuff by MARTIN L EWIS 13 career in the movies, The vigor of his tic river believe he will do again what he The Rad io Week voice, the upswing of his "It's only the did before, Those who loved the old The Latest Radio News 14 Beeee-ginnnning," and the rollicking Show Boat hope so, too. Music of the Masters by CARLETON SMITH 15 touch he imparted to even the slightest Captain Henry is back on the river Short Waves proceedings were sadly missed. Listen­ in a shining new packet. With the magic by CHARLES A, MORRISON 18 ers complained that, without Winninger, that is his special talent he has already it wasn't the same old show. painted a glittering and colorful picture Pictorial Features Well, Charlie Winninger IS back. on the curtains of a million minds; he

Once again he is directing scenes, help­ has peopled his scenes with virile and The Photo Week ing unfortunate young men, lending a alluring personalities. He has begun to Newspictu1'es of yom' favo7'ites 6 spry hand to this ten­ Glen Gray Presents. , , give to a nation hot The Casa Lama Band! 10 der romance or that, and weary from the A Preacher's SOI1- and selling with all his urgencies of strikes Tm'ns Gang Buste1" 22 might and main his fa­ They've Got Those Bathroom Bl ues and wars and violence Ai1' sta7's-in the bCLih! 26 vorite coffee, He IS the means of happy 1 back with Jack Haley, escape into crinolined Departments Thomas L. Thomas, yesterdays, Patricia Wilder, Na­ Radio Guide's Radio Guide's X-Word Puzzle 16 dine Conner, Virginia medal of merit is re- The Cover Portl'ait 16 Verrill, Warren Hull, served for programs Stories of Near-by Stations 17 and Meredith Willson. and performers who Short-Wave Programs 18 These are bright tal­ Charles Winninger: His Show Boat render great service to Contests on the Air 31 wins Radio Guide's Medal of Merit! ents in the world of listeners, It is our be­ radio, but it is Charlie Winninger's gift lief that Charles Winnjnger and his Show Programs that he can polish them to an even more Boat are rendering such service, We dazzling luster. For remember, he has give, therefore, to Charles Winninger Sunday, July 25 27 done it before. and the Show Boat, our highest award, Monday, July 26 29 R ecall those early days when his crew the Radio Guide Medal of Merit. Tuesday, July 27 32 Wednesday, July 28 34 Thursday, July 29 37 Friday, July 30 39 Saturd~y , July 31 42 Cover by Cha1'!es E, Rubino

H.\OIO Cl"IIlI': ('1'1:111(' :H al'k H('gi-;tel'<'t1 D. S. i'M. Ollie'c) . YolulUc \ ' r. X11I1llJe.J' 41. Weel, J';nding J uly :":1, J!l ~7 . P llbli~hed br Hcgai P l't'j,;, "' Ill'. l ";";lIl'd \\l't'I.;!.\'. H .\IlIU (;11 ]11';.1:;1 L" !YI110Utll ('(lUll, ('!lira ~_o, I JliIlI1J";. Entc\'t'd;\" .;c('olld e[il--;-I matter at lhe P o-a Ol1kc. Chi.­ {"lJ.:"o, Illilloi ... l'e1)l'u;lI.\' 1-1, JU:;~. IIndt'I' ,\ f·t 01 )'larf'h:l, ISi!1 ..\ Ilrilllliz('li IJ.\' Po::l OI1i(-P J)t')):utmenl. Otta\\;l. Can,ltla, a.':; .<;ccond-tl;b3 Blatter. \'f1J).Yri~llI, I !I:: 7 . In H.l·~;tl I'H',;,;. Inr. .\11 Ii;.:.ht .. 1'~'"Cl V(Cll. :':(Ii{m i;tl, ("il'tulal iOll and BlI_~illl''is () Ili('e~. 7:: I Plymouth COUll. ~Jd ~rNew York, his window. The horses' hoofs beat a sung first in New York! Now get bass. A melancholy twilight-gloomy. ready for the saddest blow of all, for­ Men's hearts get heavy at such times. if some historians are to be believed BY JAMES H. STREET They didn't call them the blues in -the original Dixieland is not our ,those days, but that's what Dan Em­ dominion of cotton and corn lilcker, to­ met, the Yankee minstrel, had. bacco and 'taters, mud and mortgages He thought of the warm fields of the and mules, but is a grubby little patch South--the miles of waving tobacco­ of earth in old New York! the fields of cotton, green, pink and Before you take your pen in hand white. and write a blistering letter to the edi­ "Wish I was down South," he told tor, hear me, please! I'm a Mississip­ his wife. "Down in the land of cotton. pian and it hurts me more than it does Old times there are not forgotten-" you to write ,this. Also, the story that Suddenly, he turned and faced his Dixie was named for the Dix bills or wife. What was that ditty he had "Dixies" of New Orleans certainly is heard the slaves sing at their work? credible. But the contention of some What was it? Something about Dixie! historians that Dixie got its name from "'Wish I wuz back on Dixie's Ian'!" a Manhattan farm is worthy of con­ sideration, and the story is worth tell­ ET a quill," he told his wife. "Get ing. G paper!" Old Dixie was a man, a good old " I've got it," shouted Dan Emmet, man. A jolly Dutchman, he went to the funnyman. "A patter song! A song Africa's Congo basin, bought some to make people laugb, and love!" Krumen slaves and brought them to Papidly he wrote. His wife made New Amsterdam in America. him throwaway the first verse, be­ lieving it too ribald. But the second­ HE RECKONED he could grow to- "Way down South where I was born bacco on the rocky land of Man­ -early on a frosty morn, hattan, so he bought a farm out on the "Lookaway." Island, on the banks of a little river Hour after hour he wrote, there in named Haarlem. But the winters were that gloomy little room wbile the rain too long and the winds 'Were too keen beat a patter and horses' hoofs and old man Dixie's slaves couldn't pounded a bass. And on September 19, earn their keep. Then, too, there was 1859, he sang his "Dixie" first at a per­ talk that England would take New formance of the Bryant Minstrel Show Amsterdam. So old man Dixie shipped at 472 Broadway. That same season his slaves to the Carolina country, he sang it first in the South in New sold them on the block, and Dixie's Orleans, and the crowd cheered him Negroes were sent to the tobacco plan­ to an echo. tations of the Piedmont section, where They laughed! It was a funny song the sun beat down, where the days -a catchy tlling. Dan Emmet didn't were long and the work was h ard . know he had written about New York. The Krumen were unhappy. They All he knew was that he had some­ wanted to get back to the Haarlem. thing ther e-there in that gay, frothy And one day, a blistering day when little "walk-around" tune called the sun grinned and blazed on their "Dixie." bare black backs, the Dixie Negroes He clogged and he jigged. He 'coon­ began hoeing a long furrow. jined and he cake-walked. He clapped "I wish I wuz back on Dixie's lan'," his hands and strutted. " Buckwheat chanted one, as he scraped his hoe. cakes and Injun batter, make you fat "01' man Dixie wuz a fine 01' man and a little fatter-hooray!" The trap -Lawdy, Lawd," echoed another. drums rattled , the flutes shrilled gayly Up one row-"wish I wuz back on -"I wish I wuz in Dixie-hooray!" Dixie's lan' "-down the next-"Ol' man Dixie wuz a fine 01' man"­ BUT the echo of the trap drums "Lawdy, Lawdy, didn't have to wu'k waned into the ominous boom­ on Dixie's lan' "-"Caus' 01' Dixie w uz boom - boom - boom - boom of bass a fine 01' man." drums! The flutes' shrill notes were A work song it became-a plow taken up by the fifes! The trumpets song, a hoe song. The other Negroes became bugles! There was sound of took it up, scraping their hoes, plow­ marching feet! There was war! ing with their mules, singing-"Wish The South forgot the gay patter-song I wuz back on Dixie's Ian'." of "Dixie" for a while. It ceased laughing. The cake-walks, the 'coon­ THE original Dixie Negroes died, but jines, the clogs and the jigs were their melody lingered on. The En­ stilled, and the feet that had danced glish took New Amsterdam and made them began tromping to the dreary it New York. The Colonies made the dance of death. United States. The cotton- gin came, The Secession convention was callect. America became a bustling, lusty little There were many speeches. The folks republic. Slavery was barred in the came from miles around to see Jeffer­ North. Men spoke of abolition. Some Ohio, he joined the Bryant minstrel' Dan Emmet had toured the South, son Davis made president of the Con­ spoke of wars. There came strange and soon was the best .endman of his and was back in New Yode rehearsing federacy. They believed Dixie was words - secession! Confederacy! Ev­ day. They called them "walk-around for his next season. The year was the Confederacy! The crowd grew erything changed, except the old w ork men" in those days, for the comics 1359. America was too busy worrying tired of speeches. Children cried. The song-"Vlish I wuz back on Dixie's would crack a few gags, sing a ' d itty about a lanky statesman named Abe dogs got restless. The band played lan'," and do a dance called the "wa1k- ' Lincoln to bother about a minstrel the Confederacy's first anthem, "The Then came Daniel Decatur Emmet around." Incidentally the famous "Jim man named Dan Emmet. The "funny­ Bonny Blue Flag," over and over, but -a funnyman! Born in Mt. Vernon, Crow" was a walk-around clog! man" was sitting one twilight with his (Continued on Page 1'/ )

:3 THE WEEK' S BIGGEST THRI·LL

AMER ICA, BR ITAIN A G A IN VI E "ENDEA YOUR II" vs. "RANGER" FOR THE WO RL D'S MOST COV­ del· ho w much it will cost you-you With t he highest- priced nava l archi­ he ca me closest. He won the first two T he English boat, "Cambria," skIp­ ET ED SAI LI NG HONORS & "AMER­ ca n ' t a fford it!" tects m the world burning the m id­ I'aces, a nd the world thought t he old pered by James Ashbury, w as asked :\'I uch the same story might be built n ight o il over their dr1.lfting-bo

Great Britain ruled the seas, Com ­ modore John C. Stevens of t he New Y ork Yacht Club sililed t o Engla n d in the schooner "America" to challenge the best vessels in Brit ish waters. Eng­ lish yachtsmen showed little interest Br it ish Financial Ge nius T . O. M. Sopw it l1 &. Mrs. Sopwit h-ow ncrs of Wilen the r3ci ng ;'Ra nge r" I·uns into Ne w port's st iff breeze on "Endeavour I I's" cre w takes it easy during a test ru n-but wil e n i n t he offer, the reason most commonly "Endeavou r I I : ' 16 times British y achts men l1 a ve co me to America to Sat urday, t hr ills, danger. fol iow the crew! As Skipper Va nder ­ Va~ l de rb i lt' s "Range l'" is ha,'d by on S aturday, sails won't be quoted being that in a ch a nce e ncoun­ ca pture the elusive trop hy & 16 t imes t hey've gone away without it bilt ( in rear) ;'heels o ... er," the c rew must dodge the boom! slack, the crew at ease! Ocea n - racing is r is k y, thri lling! t e r soon a fter the "Amer ica's" nrrival, she h Cld r un a way from one of the b est most famous sporting-trophy in the of the Londo·n Times. GCOlgC Hicl~s with fuel and food, t ax es, m aster's a nd then you won't, if you follow the ex­ r ace, was never a membe r of the top t ion.'; to fever heat? If you don't know, English boa ts. Stevens was de ter mined world. M illions of doll,n·s hav e been w ill man t hc NBC microphon cs, "\vith cr ew's salaries, deprecia tion and on c a mple of m e n like Harold Vandcl·bilt yach ting organization of Gr eat Britain , you w ill when you heal· the first to have a race, hovl"·ever, and posted a spent in contests oycr it, h undreds of Kenneth S . 11. D avidson 01 the S tevens thing and a no ther, but ten ,Ye:lrs from and T. O. iVI. Sop\.... ith . Their boa t ~ ­ th e Royal Yach t Squadron. The r ca­ broadcasts on Sa turday. T ile thing to bond of S50 ,000 in gold to back his men have fo ught over it, dreamed Insti tute of T echnology a t h is side to the day it slides down the "\vu ys it w ill "Ranger" and ·' End eavour II"- rep­ son ? "Vcll, you may recall that Lip­ remember is that m en Iw ve s

above ) of NBC Minstrels. (left to right, above) talk things other shows, go over a over with their equally famou::; ',ong while waiting thei,· stooges, CHARLIE M'CARTHY, ~ue. Davies first aspired GRACIE ALLEN and MARY to be a singer after wjn­ LIVINGSTONE. The 8ennys ·,i ng OJ contest in Wales, (Jack and Mary) sa i led last ~ ngland , at the age of 5. wee k for a vacation in Europe! .Jenn is made his profes­ sional debut i n 1930-as a soloi::;t in a night club! Millions of fans would recog­ nize HUGH STUDEBAKER'S voice, but few would know Ilim CLARE HAZEL (i1bove) -She's "Rippling as "Silly" Watson of "Fibber Rhythm" M. C. Bob Hope's Honeychile. McGee and Molly" merely by C la re, a radio newcomer, is from Ben­ l ooking at this picture (right). nettsville, S. C. Her father is a news­ He was born in Ridgeville, Ind., paper editor there and she herself is 5-feet- 10%, weighs 160 Ibs. writes her impressions of New York for 15 North and Soutll Carolina papers

Three little NBC mThe Old Maid," on Broadway, sent at the end of the Sl'C­ ond act for the manager, the assistant UP TO BECOME A GREAT ACTRESS-TO manager and everyone else connected \vith the supervision of the play. BREATHE LIFE AND FIRE INTO DRAMA! "The theatel' is very tOld," she told them, "and I'm wear ing a thin gO\vn. Unless you heat the stage immediately BY DORA ALBERT I won't go on with the next act." Bt;~t 's 1~~ ~a~~~~~~ e;~ "h;;\e ~h~rS~~e~~e~ the few minutes th:":lt will elapse before your next cue. ''''e'll heat it as soon os possible." "Then I don't go on." Helen Menken said. When the curtain rose for the next act, the manager and the assistant manager tvere still uncertain as to what was going to happen, and were debating as to whether t hey should make an announcement thut Helen Menken was ill and couldn 't go on with her periormval'd you're say­ liams" i n "Her the im possible, and when her cue ing in the control-room." Second Husband." came she went on the stage. Her voice rose. "Is that so'?" she Right: In "Mary "It got very lonely in my dressing­ said. "I'm glad of it. I want them to of Scotl and." a room," she told m e, winking one dark­ hear whul I'm saying. 1 wouldn't suy Theater Guild browr\ eye. I kncv,,' lit tllnt moment anything behind anyone's back that I l1it, Helen was that no one CMary of Scotland," spoiled that number?" ing the locking of a door. H e wanted body who has not been m arried twice. and "Seventh Heaven." the role of the silent m word by adding, " Isn't it ~ t range; most fascinating personality I've met test legs l've ever known. We'll have Annoyed at the presumption of this people who are near-sighted have the in ages. I n that case I'd s imply call A Tb:l~:' S S~l:

3 Ken ny Sargent is 4 The Casa Loma treasu rer of Casa saxophone section Loma, Inc. He plays a - left to right: Pat saxophone, is a fea­ Davis, Clarence Hut­ tured vocalist (left). chen rider, Art Ralston, For a one - night stand Dan D ' Andrea. In ad­ the band gets a mini­ diti on to the saxo­ mum of $1,000 or 60% phones, Hutchenrider of allover $1,000. plays clarinet, Ralston, Often the band gets up all wood-winds made, to $2,750 for one night and D'Andrea, violin

5 Pee - Wee Hunt (left) is vice-president of Casa Loma, Inc. He sings, plays a trombone with the band. In the background is President ', Glen Gray. The 14- piece band consists of former members of Gene Goldkette's orchestra who decided to stick together

Trumpet Player Frankie 6 Zullo and Pee-'Wee Hunt amuse the dancers with a comedy number (right). Zullo is the littlest memo ber of the band, stands 5' 4". Glen Gray, tallest, stands 6' 4" . At present the b'lnd is playing at the Palomar, in Los Angeles

N 10 Radio Guide • Week Ending July 31. 1937 ROM the beginning, it seemed im­ "Sorry. You're a nice kid, bu, not possible that Deanna Durbin the type for show business." Fshould escape. It always happened It was then that Agent Jack Sherrill in Hollywood. It always happened took Deanna in hand. He took her to when the glorious "luck of teen-age beauty shops patronized by the stars. fame touched a Hollywood child. He took her to dress shops that spe­ And now it has happened. Deanna cialized in smart clothes for children. Durbin's Cinderella days are over and He made her into the sort of girl who the magic hour of midnight is past. would fit into "show busi·less." Now she must fight, or have her par­ Then came the auditiun for Metro­ ents fight for her, to escape the legal Goldwyn-Mayer. red tape which threatens to ensnare That audition is a part of the quar­ the child singer. rel now in the papers filed in Los An­ For this blue-eyed, sweet-singing geles courts by the agents-each of child has become as valuable as vaults whom says, " I arranged it." packed with gold; alld as always hap­ To those of us to whom life is a sim­ pens, men are willing to go to battle ple matter of going about routine for gold. chores, the importance of an audition So Deanna isn't singing any more, is hard to understand. To the actor or not this summer, at any rate. Perhaps actress, it is a key to the gates of para­ the legal actions may have something dise. So, by custom, the person who to do with it, perhaps not. On the arranges for an important man to lis­ other hand . .. ten to an ambitious but unimportant "DEANNA DURBIN ADOPTED singer is entitled to a part of the salary BY HER OWN PARENTS" the person who is auditioning may That is the newspaper headline receive as a result. which recently screamed at California Mr. Marchetti says he arranged that readers. Let's see what it means. By audition and asks half the agentJs com­ this legal maneuver, Deanna's mother mission-a verbal contract made in the becomes, with the complete approval presence of witnesses, he alleges, by of the law, her social guardian; and Mr. Sherrill. Mr. Sherrill denies that Why Deanna . Durbin Quit Singing

Deanna's father becomes her business STARDOM MADE HER RICH-BUT IT ALSO "the plaintiff did anything whatsoever guardian. or rendered any service which resulted Actually, such action in behalf of a MADE HER PREY TO AGENTS' LAWSUITS! in Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer employing minor is a customary legal action in Edna Mae Durbin." Hollywood. But there are those who If the audition had failed, there say such a step would not have been would have been no suit. But it suc­ taken were it not for the unhappy ceeded, and Deanna found herself em­ probability that Deanna herself might ployed at a comfortable salary. be haled into court. What is the nature of the thing SOON, though, she learned what which threatens the peace of mind of everyone who seeks to get into the the child singer who has been ac­ movies must learn: that a contract claimed as the greatest musical prod­ does not mean success or even security. igy since Patti? Specifically, it is a For months passed, and still more complaint common in only two places months, and she was given nothing to in America: Broadway and Hollywood. do. Finally, they put her in one unim­ It is a complaint common wherever portant short subject. But her con­ actors can be bought for buttons in tract expired before the subject was one instant and demand the gold out released. Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer let of your teeth the next. And where men her go. called agents handle the business af­ Jack Sherrill says that breaking the fairs of actors and peddle their clients' news of her release to Deanna was the box-office personalities exactly as hardest thing, in a hard business, that other business men peddle pigs or po­ he ever had to do. tatoes. "I didn't know how to go about it," Like those other brokers, Holly­ he confesses. " I just didn't know wood's peddlers have disputes and ar­ what to say. She was so proud of that guments, and as often as not the inno­ contract, so happy at being able to cent cause of their fury is the person repay her family for what they had most damaged. Look at the bitter legal When movie executives gave Deanna a car, Rufus LeMaire (left), done. The whole thing meant so much battle which must have left its mark producer, and Jack Sherrill congratulated her. Sherrill gets a to her . . . too much for anything to on Freddy Bartholomew. Shirley Tem­ fee as Deanna's agent--but Milo Marchetti wants a part of it! mean to a kid just entering her teens. ple's career has precipitated at least "I called for her that day and took one major court battle. her up to my office. She was h appy Her father, if you do not remember gaudy colors of a child's imagination. and chatting away about her lesson, IN DEANNA'S case, two agents present the story, was in poor health and un­ Then, when an opportunity came one and then, all of a sudden, I guess her rival claims. It is as simple as that. able to work. The little Durbin family night to sing at the famous Trocadero kid intuition told her something was Agent Jack Sherrill is Deanna's old eked out its existence on the slender restaurant, she knew that at last her haywire. She looked at me with those friend and Hollywood gives him credit salary of Deanna's schoolteacher sister. day was dawning. big eyes of hers and said: 'There isn't for putting her where she is. But Much of that salary went toward pay­ Undoubtedly, she went into hel' song anything the matter, is there, Mr. Agent Milo Marchetti has fil ed court ing for Deanna's voice that night with too great Sherrill? I haven't said anything I papers claiming half the fee paid lessons. a load on her shoulders. shouldn't have?' Agent Sherrill. Frequently, the young­ BY The memory of her fath­ "I'd have traded places with my The case isn't new. Filed last year, ster protested tha tit er's thin face and the barber that minute. I just couldn't it was docketed and postponed several "wasn 't fair" for the oth­ LORRAI N E knowledge of his ebbing come out cold and break it to her. times. As this is written, it has not ers to give up and do health may have caused began to talk to her about show busi­ been terminated. Until it is, the future without things, but the her voice to falter, her ness. I told her it was the most thrill­ that is Miss Durbin's must rest under invariable answer to her THOMAS throat to tighten. Or pos- ing business in the world ... but the its cloud. plaint was, "When you sibly the sight of so many most heartbreaking. I pointed out how That future looks bright today, are famous, you can make it up tQ us." great movie faces before her gave a some of the big fellows of today had beckoning with generous fingers to the When she was famous . .. very young girl a very bad case of struggled for their success, and how little lady whose voice has been called She dreamed of that day, painting • stage fright. It all came to a climax anyone who wanted to stay in the so remarkable. Yet, hardly more than her bright thoughts of triumphant sal­ at the evening's end when she heard show world had to learn to take it on yesterday, it was far different. . lies into a hospitable world with the the bitter and disheartening words: (Continued on Pagt. 16) N Radio Guide. Week Ending July 31, 1937 11 ing to give the fruit to those of his friends who would come out and pick it. But no luck. He couldn't even give it away. However, the other day a mysterious gent phoned Wilson PLUMS and PRUNES and asked if he owned the orchard. To Don's affirmative reply, the man said he'd buy the apricot crop for $25 ... BY Salesman Wilson's apricots had sold i themselves! NBC has a new invention. It's a EVANS PLUMMER square, miniature fence resembling a baby's play-yard, and it is thrown around the base of a micl'ophone to be used by a large dramatic cast. Idea is to give room jor all and keep thei 1' voices level. W. C. Fields, w hose radio listening h ad as m u ch as anything to do with his health recovery, now has a receiver in every room, including the kitchen, at his beautiful B el-Air home ... Beau­ teous Ben ay Venuta, the MBS warbler, is in Hollywood talking contracts . . . J erry Cooper, still on the sick list, is gaining rapidly . . . Bing Crosby'S Del Mar track is su ch a financial success that you can't buy a share of its stock . . . Bob Bur ns and wife are crazy about their new home . . . Parkyakarkus will join Joe Penner in making the "Bottle" ( Harry McNaughton ) -He will picture, "An Apple a Day." The as­ return to Harry Von Zell's CBS sum­ signment means Parky will have to mer show-July 25-as guest comedian delay again his European honeymoon with his bride, Thelma Leeds . .. Ab­ ner (of "Lum and -") has just bought Gish and Harold Vermilyea-and taken another animal, this time a riding­ them away from Dolores Gillen and horse for his wife. The Abner menag­ Olan Soule. In addition, May Robson, erie now boasts two horses, a cow and one of the screen's most beloved old calf, and four dogs . . . Republic Pic­ ladies, has been signed to ' star in "A t ures has bought film rights to "The Lady of Millions," a daytime serial to Lone Ranger" serial, which will also start in Chicago in October. H er part be serialized on the celluloid. will be tha t of the owner of a circus of sorts. . Just after the last issue Ben Be1'nie's Boswell claims that the went to press, Amos 'n' Andy signed Ol' Maestl'o is now receiving fan mail their new soup contract, and now they lauding his clever commercial credits­ will have nothing to worry about for which makes a few winning plugs at three more years except how to spend last for avid hOTse - wage7'er Ben. their increased salaries ... The Jack Benl1Ys, on their return from their Rubinoff will be spending lots of European jaunt, are planning to stop time in Chica,go in August. He'll lead off at Evanston's famous foundling the Chicago Philharmonic ork in a home, The Cradle, and adopt a little Grant Park concert August 6-and for boy so that their foster daughter the week August 23- 29, Dave and his Naomi may have a playmate. friend Rudy Vallee will conduct large orchestras in connection with the Live news of GeTtl'ude (Molly Gold­ Windy City's Charter Jubilee ... One berg) Berg! Miss BeTg is auditioning of the fastest jumps ever from Coast a new show at NBC's Hollywood stu­ to Coast is being made this week by dios-and the sta1' of the piece is Ferde Grafe, who on Thursday con­ Bobby BTeen! ducts at the Hollywood Bowl-and the next night is due back in New York Two weeks ago I told you about Hal for his regular Friday night radio con­ Style's "Help Thy Neighbor" program cert . Phil Harris and band are set at KHJ-the program that has taken for a movie short, "Harris in the several hundred Spring" .. Now people off relief and comes the se~ret of found jobs for over fighter Joe Louis' a thousand. Now "swing." A sparring there are rumors mate reports the that the A&A tooth­ Brown Bomber Big-name batoneers conduct series of concerts for MBS. paste sponsor is in­ trained to music Tommy Dorsey (above) wi l l be aired Coast to Coast July 24 - 25. terested in making from the latest rec­ O thers: Dick Himber, Shep Fields, Russ Morgan , Ab .~ Lyman the show n ational ... ords of Cab Callo­ Another tricky show way! .. Sock! Sock! :.:. . that deserves watch­ "Hi de hi!" LOSE upon the heels of the su c­ the fall need not be. Here's the ex­ ing is being aired from Beverly Hills, Here's one Ripley ( cessful launching last week at planation: Tony w ill be heard either Hollywood of the recaulked Show two or three times a week w ith his Calif. Each Sunday, would like: Last Boat, comes th e announcem ent that Scrapbook feature, starting about Oc­ a microphone is tak­ week Ed Prentiss, Lanny Ross, its ex-m.c., has been tober 4. H e w ill broadcast from New en into the home of actor in a lw!j­ sign ed to h eadline Fred Astaire's for­ York. Miss MacDonald will offer a a different movie dozen serial dramas mer auto hour beginning September 7. concert of last year's "Open H ouse" star and an informal out of Chicago, re­ The probable line- up will include type from H ollywood. H er starting program results. ceived a reqlwst for Comedian Charles Butterworth, who time probably will be October 3. Wons a photograph-from last season was Fred's foil, and Johnny at presen t is recuperating nicely from Italian dOCtOTS a1'e a blind man! Green 's music. The Ross contract a long seige of illri'ess. This summer gl'eatly inteTested in seems to indicate that Astaire will not you'll find him fishing off Oak Island, an ultra- short-wave Ina Claire, of theTapeutic vic Broadway fame, will -as he h ad threatened-continue r adio Minn., in the Lake of the Woods area. de e Marc Antony will bury work while the pictures arc demand­ recently shown them do three plays for Claude Rains-in the role ing so much from him. A new dramatic serial, " The Hand by Guglielmo MaT­ NBC Sunday eve­ of Caesar~July 26, on of Man," by Irna Phillips, well- known coni, "fathe1'" of nings starting July the CBS Shakespeare cycle As fOT the new ship Show Boat, I for her successful "Today's Child1'en" wireless telegTaph. 25. First will be have heard countless favorable reports perennial, will be aiTed f r om New YOTk Indications aTe that Sardou's "Madame from satisfied passengers. There's no beginning late in August by an un­ the machine will pTove useful in the Sans Gene" with Osgood Perkins sup­ doubt that Captain Henry (Charles named sponS01·. Its plot will centeT treatment of sleeping sickness. porting . . . You'll be missing Sade Winninger) is a perfect pilot-and the aTound " J ames Brent, M. D." from "Vic and Sade" for a few weeks. only adverse criticism, if you may call Super-salesman Don Wilson, "'ith She is expecting her first child. it that, is that the prog1'am has too Daytime serials, by the way, will be the big red letters on him, has been much entenainment within its hour. freshened up a bit with name stars as having a heck of a time disposing of A nd this is the fiftieth and last col­ bait if the lead of "The Couple Next two and a half tons of choice ripe apri­ umn of "Plums and Prunes" f01' its Those of you who were confused by Door" is followed. The later opus, now cots that his orchard in San Fernando fifth yem"s series. The highways are my two scoops announcing that both carried only by WGN and WLW bu t Valley grew. Using th.e best of his calling-and I'll be seeing JOT yOlt next Tony W ons and Jeanette MacDonald soon to have an extended network, Sunday- evening adjectives to describe in Hollywood. Pinch-hitting f01' the had signed for the same sponsor for has given its leading roles to Dorothy its lusciousness, Don has been attempt- next two weeks: Ben Bye1·s. 12 Radio Guide • Week Endiltg July 31. 1937 ~')Mr; vveeks before Fred Allen left " t1,e Town Hall show, reports were ft;..~ making the rounds that the come­ dian would not retm-n to this program next fall. Now comes the announce­ ment that Fred has signed a two-year INSIDE STUFF cant act and will definitely be back on the same show_ It seems Allen was getting fed up with the worry and work of writing for a one-hour show BY and preferred to go on for just a ha1£­ hour weekly_ However, he has changed his mind and maybe his salary increase was responsible for it_ Fred is now MARTIN LEWIS vacationing in Maine with his frau, Portland "Tally-Ho" Hoffa_ Later in the summer they will go to Hollywood where Fred is scheduled to make a picture for Twentieth Century-Fox be­ fore returning to the air_

Allen PTescott, betteT known to most loudspeake1- eavesdToppe1-s as the "Wife SaveT," signed to do a seTies of broadcasts for a chain of five - and ten­ cent stores, which will begin em-ly in August_ Besides his broadcasting du­ ties, Prescott will make a pe1-sonal ap­ pearance tour of stores located in tloe larger cities, so that their custome1-S can also see him_

When Myrt and Marge started on the air, they were heard for several Adolphe Menjou, cinema's best­ years in the spot opposite Amos 'n' dressed, meets Hillbilly Rob in Andy_ It was for some time, and is at Burns at th e " Music Hall" July 29! present, h eard in the afternoon, but starting August 2, their programs will be heard in the mornings_ The pro­ will be heard on August 23; the fa 1- gram remains the same and evidently lowing week, " Twelfth Night," will be commands a big listening audience no presented, with Sir Cedric Hm-dwicke, n,.'l.tter what 1ime it is aired_ Tallulah Bankhead, Orson Welles, Hel­ en Menken and Estelle Winwood, Again this year , as in the past, NBC i s going to broadcast the 1937 All­ Quite a few weeks ago, vve told you AmeTic"an Soap Box De1'by, the annual that Tyrone Power would head a new coasting race for speed demons in their dramatic series in the fall_ October 3 teens_ Gra.ham McNamee, who was has been set as the starting date and knocked cold a couple of years ago the program boss is the same one tha t while desc1-ibing this race, will again pays for the "Rippling Rhythm" show, be at the mike, as will Tom Manning_ which mayor may not mean that the August 15 is the date_ Shep Fields-Bob Hope airing will go off entirely_ This has not been d ecided Still more high- hat radio drama will upon as yet. be presented to the radio audience_ Last week we told you about a series Kilocycle ChatteT:-"B1'oadway Va­ of four plays by Eugene' O'Neill to be rieties," h eard on Friday nights,. fea­ broadcast_ Now comes word that turing Oscar Shaw and Cannela Pon­ George Bernard Shaw has adapted for selle, has been on the air faT almost radio his monumental five-play cycle, th'ree yea1-s, but fades from the ai1'­ "Back to Methuselah," and it will be lanes afte1' the next p1-ogram , , _ The presented over NBC on August 30 in , "Hammerstein JI/[usic Hall," now hect1'd a seventy-five minute radio version, on Tuesday nights, moves to the spot vacated by "BToadway Var'ieties" , _ _ Conrad Th'ibault leaves the "Caval­ Bef01'e Ben Be1-nie goes to Hollywood_ cade of Music" prog1'am after next he will retun~ the compliment and Wednesday night's broadcast_ His make an appea1-ance on Milton Be1-le's team-mate on the Fred Astai1'e show, show , The Vass Family will cont'in- Miss Francia White, ue to be heard per­ will be hea1-d for nwnently on the the four weeks fol­ B e 1- n i e show __ _ lowing_ She will be Phi! BakeT will do replaced on S e p­ his fi7-St few b1-oad­ tember 1 by another casts f1-om the Coast singe1', as yet un­ when he 1-eturns to Alice Brady of Broadway and cinema fame emotes to M_ C_ Don announced_ the air in the fall, Ameche of the Sunday coffee hour, July 25. Her recent film hits: His pictu1'e work "My Man ,,~odfrey," " Go West Young M a n," and "Three Smart Girls" The c i gar e t t e will not be finished spa n s a r s of the in time f01' h'im to show presenting the t1-ek east __ , Gogo noticed tha t Rex Chandler does not tired as I happened to be, I got up and music of Tom m y De Lys will occupy conduct the orchestra as announced on started to dance with the frau_ Dorsey with the the spot on Wed­ the program. Larry Marsh swings the singing of Morton nesday nights va­ baton while Chandler is away on sick­ An i ce - cream parlor in Brooklyn, Bowe and Edythe cated by Babe Ruth, leave_ New York, proudly displays a sign in Wright are so Freddie Rich 10m the window, reading, " Home of Rip­ pleased wit h the sl1:pply the music_ TheTe was a time when an orchest7-a pling Rhythm_" A little nW1-e than a musical presenta­ When she isn't sing­ l eadeT had nothing else to do on (! P1-0 - yem- ago, Mrs, Shep Fields was having ti'<-n that they may ing, Miss De Lys g1-am but direct the music_ Now it a chocolate ice- cream soda through the decide not to bring can be found on seems that m01-e and nW1'e oj them straw which gave heT husband the Jack Pearl back to some pm-t of Long a1'e turning out to be comedians_ Ra'y idea f07- "Rippling Rhythm." the program in the Island either golf­ Noble stooges for Bw-ns and Allen, ing, swimming 01- Phil Han-is comic on the Jack At the end of Elaine Barrie Barry­ fall. Ted Hammerste in's show r e­ turned playing tennis, She Benny show, OscaT BTCLdley 1-eads fun­ more's enactment, with Hubby John places "Broadway Varieties" Because the really goes in for ny lines on his Sunday night program, Barrymore, of Shakespeare's "The of ill­ w h en it closes-July 30_ Ted ness Lionel Bar- SP01-tS in a big way_ and now Walter O'Keefe announces he Tempest" the other night, she found of is N_ Yo's young est producer 1-ynwre, CBS has is going to write his sC1'ipts so that a deputy sheriff waiting for her with postponed the 1]Te- Bandnotes: -The Peter Van Steeden wm have some a summons in which the Bank of sentation of "King Lea1-," which was Ferde Grafe show f ades on August 6, comedy lines on the show_ America charged that she owed them to be hea1'd next Monday night (26) with the maestro considering two of­ several thousands of dollars in a r eal­ untH August 9_ "Julius Caesar" is to fers for n ew programs, one being a Airave:-Benny Goodman's Swing estate deaL The incident would have be p1'esented in its place_ "The Tam­ full-hour show of semi-classical music School, aired over CBS on Tuesday been funnier had John and Elaine just ing of the Shrew," with Edward G_ _ , _ Carl Hoff may stay in Hollywood nights, is nothing short of a swingsa­ finished doing "Shylock_" Robinson, will be heard 'on August 2; when the Al Pearce show comes ast_ tion_ During his first program of the "As You Like It," with Frank Morgan, Hoff is to supply the music for Walt n ew series the visible audience actu- It may have been a publicity gag, is scr'eduled for August 16; " Henry Disney's full-length feature ___ Horace • ally got up and started dancing in and then again it may not have been, IV," Dith an all-stm- cast headed by Heidt leaves the Biltmore this week the a isles, and when they played and but Shi1'ley Temple and Freddie Bar­ WaZte' Huston, Humplwey Bogart, and goes on tour, winding up in the sang "It's a Long Way to Tipperary" tholomew were invited to the Show Brian Aherne and Walter Connolly, Windy City. _ . While in the studio, I in swing tempo on their second show, Boat opening and did not show up_ N Radio Guide • Week Ending July 31, 1937 13 Ina Claire In GUESTS, SPECIAL EVENTS & PREMIERES 'Julius Caesar' SUHDA Y. July 25 Gra nt Park Concert, Roy Shield, conductor. 10 Viola Philo and a string quartet. 12:30 p.m. EDT p.m. EDT (9 EST; 8 CST), NBC. (1 1 :30 a.m. EST; 10:30 CST), NBC. Guests Boake Carter. 10 p.m. EDT (9 EST; 8 CST), NBC Series of the Radio City Mu sic Hall Salon Orchestra. :-IBC. Hit Parade guest. Cast Headed Governor Herbert Emerich, IIHow the Farm Efrem Zimbalist, Florence Eastman and Tex Credit Union Helps." 10:45 p.m. EDT (9:45 O'Rourke. 2 p.m. EDT (1 EST; 12 noon EST; 8:45 CST), CBS. Debut CST), NBC. Magic Key guests. By Rains Georges Barrere, flautist. 3 p.m. EDT (2 EST; THURSDAY. July 29 1 CST), NBC. Guest, Chautauqua Concert. Gregorian Chant by students of the Cin cinnati Ina Claire, America's b rill ian t Connie Gates. 4 p.m. EDT (3 EST; 2 CST), ~IBS. Claude Rains, distinguished British Broadway and screen comedienne, will Conservatory of ~Iu sic. 3:301).111 . EDT (2:30 character actor, will play the title role Guest sin ger with Radioland Orchestra fo r EST; 1 :30 CST), CBS. present a series of three dramatic the week. Harvard Summer School. 6 p.m. EDT (5 EST; in "Julius Caesar," third presentation broadcasts over NBC, Sunday evenings Shawneetown's Migration :-1:.0 new high-ground 4 CST) , NBC. E'kard C. Lindeman will be in the CBS Shakespeare cycle, on Mon­ beginning July 25 . Miss Claire will be townsite. 5:30 p.m. EDT (4:30 EST; 3:30 the s),}e.ake r 0 11 the first p rogram in this day, July 26. assisted by Osgood Perkins of stage CST), NBC. new sen es. The "Julius Caesar" broadcast re­ and radio ("Flying Red Horse Tav­ " A Matter of Life and Death." 7 p.m. EDT (6 Jose Iturbi. 8:30 p.m. EDT (7 :30 EST; 6:30 places Lionel Barrymore's scheduled ern") fame. In the opening comedy, EST; 5 CST), CBS. Colum bia Workshop CST), NBC. Guest conductor of Robin Hood characterization of "King Lear," which Miss Claire will play the title role of dramatization. Dell Concert. was postponed because of Barrymore's Adolphe Menjou. 10 p.m. EDT (9 EST; 8 CST), "Madame Sans Gene," Victorian Sar­ Loretta Lee. 7:30 p.m. EDT (6:30 EST; 5:30 NBC Mu sic Hall guest. illness. According to present plans, dou's delightful drama of the Napoleon CST), NBC. Vo calist with Werner J anssen's Barryrrwre will be heard in his only Orchestra. epoch. FRIDAY. July 30 CBS broadcast in this series on Aug­ A native of Washington, Miss Claire Ina Claire and Osgood Perkins in "Madame Sans ust 9. Gene." 8 p.m. EDT (7 EST; 6 CST), :-I BC. Dorothy Giles. 11 a.m. EDT (10 EST; 9 CST), was an immediate success in vaude­ CBS. Magazine of the Ail' guest. Rains was selected for the exacting ville in her teens. Her talents were Mary Pickford. 8 p.m. EDT (7 EST; 6 CST), title role by Brewster Morgan, director recognized by the critics and she made NBC. Coffee Hour guest. Opera, " The Magic Flute," frOln Salzburg, Aus· tria. 4 :30 p.m. EDT (3:30 EST; 2:30 CST), of the cycle, after consideration of his her debut on the legitimate stage in Agnes Moorehead and Teddy Bergman. 9 p.m. NBC. wide experience. Rains, a native of New York in 1911 , appearing as Molly EDT (8 EST; 7 CST) , NBC. Guest stooges Bing Crosby as Vox Popper from Del ,\'1ar T rack. London, has appeared in many Ameri­ Pebbleford in "Jumping Jupiter." on the Rippli ng Rhythm Rev ue. 5 :45 p.m. EDT (4:45 EST; 1 :45 CST) , NBC. can screen successes, including "An­ Among her many successes are "The Paul Kerby, guest conductor of Philharmonic Preview of the Yacht Races. 6:15 p.m. EDT (5:15 thony Adverse," "Stolen Holiday," and Girl from Utah," "The Gold Diggers," Symphony Orchestra. 10 p.m. EDT (9 EST; EST; 4 :15 CST), CBS "They Won't Forget," in addition to 8 CST), CBS. Lewisohn Stadium Concert. which ran for two years on Broadway; "Gold Mine." 8 p.m. EDT (7 EST; 6 CST), NBC. extensive work on both the American "The Last of MJ;s. Cheney," in which Madeleine Carroll and N iela Good elle. 10 p.m. EDT Irene Rich drama. and British legitimate stages. she also played in New York and on (9 EST; 8 CST ), NBC. Sunday Ni ght Party The CBS cycle is heard each Mon­ guests. Bobby Breen, Marion Claire and Basil Rathbone tour for two years; and "The Greeks in " Make a Wish." 9 p.m EDT (8 EST; 7 day at the hour formerly held by the Had a Word for It." She appeared in MONDAY. July 26 CST), CBS. Hollywood Hotel guests. Hollywood Radio Theater on the larg­ motion pictures in 1929. Channing Pollack, dramatist and producer. 11 Woman's SymphO'ny Orchestra. 9 p.m. EDT (8 est network ever linked for a sustain­ Osgood Perkins began his career a.m. EDT (10 EST; 9 CST), CBS. Magazine EST; 7 CST), MB S. Grant P ark Concert. ing feature. with the Film Guild at the end of the of the Air guest. (NBC at 9:30 p.m.) Monday, July 26-CBS war and played the part of Homer Opera, "Falstaff" by Verdi from Salzbmg, Aus· " Get That Ghost." 10 p.l\1. EDT (9 EST; 8 CST), 9 p.m. EDT (8 EST; 7 CST) Cady in "Beggar on Horseback." He tria. 2:05 p.m. EDT (1 :05 EST; 12 :05 CST), NBC. First Nighter drama. established himself at the peak by his NBC. Secretary of Labor Frances Perkins. 10:30 p.m. portrayal of Walter Burns in "Front The Flash Stakes and American Legion Handicap EDT (9:30 EST; 8:30 CST), CBS. u. S. Goodman Features Page." from Saratoga. 4:30 p.m. EDT (3:30 EST; Cabinet Series speaker. 2:30 CST), MBS. Frances Marion inten'iewed by Elza Schall,,·t. Sunday, July 25-NBC Disc overing America at Wickliffe, Kentucky. 5 10:45 p.m. EDT (9:45 EST; 8:45 CST), NBC. Lionel Stander 8 p.m. EDT (7 EST; 6 CST) p.m. EDT (4 EST; 3 CST), NBC. Governor Charles F. Hurley presenting the Inter· Lionel Stander, movie player, will Fred Waring. 8 p.m. EDT (7 EST; 6 CST), :-IBC. national Rho Pi Phi Pharmaceutical Frater­ be the guest star on the Benny Good­ Burns and Allen guest. nity Award to the outstanding druggist and 'Hotel' Presents Bobby " Julius Caesar" with Claude Rains. 9 p.m. EDT man Swing School on CBS, Tuesday, publi c nurse during a recent flood . 11 p.m. (8 EST; 7 CST) , CBS. Columbia Shakespeare July 27. Stander, who is famous for EDT (10 EST; 9 CST), NBC. Breen in Film Preview Cycle. his rasping voice, will exchange quips " Taming of the Shrew," with John Barrymore. with the swingmaster and give his Bobby Breen, sensational nine-year­ 9:30 p.m. EDT (8:30 EST; 7:30 CST), NBC. SATURDAY. July 31 views on the current swing craze. old protege of Eddie Cantor, will pre-' Streamlined Shakespeare drama. Queen Wi lhelmina greets the World Scout Jam· Stander is a native New Yorker, view his latest film, "Make a Wish," on boree from Bloemendaal-Vogelensang, the attended the University of South Caro­ "Hollywood Hotel" on Friday, July 30. TUESDAY. July 27 Netherlands. 8:30 a.lll. EDT (7:30 EST; lina. His first professional stage en­ Frances Blaisdell, Michel Nazzi, Alex Williams, 6:30 CST), NBC. Featured with him will be Marion Start of America's Cup Races. 12:30 p.m. EDT gagement was with the Provincetown Claire and Basil Rathbone, screen Benjamin Kohon. 2:30 p.m. EDT ( 1 :30 EST; Players. Later he served with the 12:30 CST), NBC. G"est musicians on the (11:30 a.m. EST; 10:30 CST), NBC, CBS actors. Music Guild. and MBS. Theater Guild, and then was featured Bobby first won fame on Cantor's Elizabeth Wysor, contralto,' and Charles Haywood, America's Cup Races , description of progress of in the films. His radio experience broadcast and shattered records in his tenor. 3:30 p.m. EDT (2:30 EST; 1 :30 CST), race between Ranger and Endeavour II. 1 :25 came as one of Fred Allen's Mighty first movies, "L et's Sing Again" and CBS. Story of the Song guests. p.m. EDT (12:25 EST; 11 :25 a.m. CST), Allen Art Players group. "Rainbow on the River." Terri Franconi interviewed by Ne llie Revell. NBC. (Al so at 2:30 p.m.) Also featured on the program will The story of "Make a Wish" is p.m. EDT (4 EST; 3 CST), NBC. German Song Festi val at Breslau. 2 :30 p.m. EDT be the swing tune of the week picked about a composer who vacations at a "Broadcast from the Sun ." 5:45 p.m. EDT (4:45 (1:30 EST; 12:30 CST), NBC. by Goodman from his fan letters. summer camp. There he hears Bobby EST; 3 :45 CST) , CBS. Topic for first pro· gram of the new Drama of the Skies series. The United States Hotel Stakes and Saratoga Tuesday, July 27-CBS Breen sing about the campfire. Rath­ Alec Templeton, blind pianist. 8:30 p.m. EDT Handicap from Saratoga. 3:30 p.m. EDT 9:30 p.m. EDT (8:30 EST; 7:30 CST) bone, as the composer, then originates (7 :30 EST; 6 :30 CST), CBS. Guest of the (2:30 EST; 1:30 CST), MBS. an operetta centered about the boys Chicago Pllilharmonic Orchestra, Richard America's Cup Races, description of finish of Shawneetown Migration Aired in camp. Marion Claire supplies the Czerwonky conducting, at Grant P ark Concert. race between Ranger and Endeavour II. 3:30 love interest and the stumbling-block Chicago Philharmonic Orchestra. 9 p.m . EDT (8 p.m. EDT (2:30 EST; 1 :30. CST), NBC, CBS Officials and citizens of the oldest in the plot. EST; 7 CST) , MBS. Grant Park Concert. and MBS. city in Illinois, Shawneetown, will go Wynn Murray and Mi scha Levitski. 9 p.n1. EDT Annual Pennsylvan ia Folk Festival. 4 :30 p.m. on the air Sunday, July 25, to tell the Friday, July 30-CBS (8 EST; 7 CST), NBC. Ben Bernie's guests. EDT (3:30 EST; 2:30 CST), CBS. 9 p.m. EDT (8 EST; 7 CST) world how they plan to move their city Lionel Stander. 9:30 p.m. EDT (8:30 EST; 7:30 Irene Beasley. 5:30 1'.111. EDT (4 :30 EST; 3:30 -the county seat of Gallatin County­ CST), CBS. Guest of Benny Goodman's CST), MBS. Begins week engagement as to higher ground abo.ut three miles NBC Shakespeare Ends July 26 Swing School. guest soloist with Radioland Orchestra. west of the present site in order to Four Stars. 10:30 p.m. EDT (9:30 EST; 8:30 Arlington Futurity. 5:45 p.m. EDT (4:45 EST; As the third in the comedy half of CST) , CBS Guests of Blue Vel vet Music. escape another major flood such as the " Streamlined Shakespeare" series 3 :45 CST) , NBC and :lIBS. r avaged the city early in 1937. Arlington Handicap. 6:10 p.m. EDT (5:10 EST; on NBC, "The Taming of the Shrew" WEDNESDAY. July 28 The broadcast will start from the 4: 10 CST), NBC and ~IBS. will be presented by John Barrymore Sarah Lockwood , "Interior Decoration." 11 a.m. First National Bank, and a mobile and his talented wife, Elaine Barrie Resume of America's Cup Races. 6:15 p.m. aEDT unit will tour the town, dotted with EDT (10 EST; 9 CST), CBS. Magazine of (5:15 EST; 4:15 CST), NBC. Barrymore, July 26. This closes the the Air guest. tents and overturned houses, wrecked series of six plays. Barrymore will The Wilson Stakes from Saratoga. 4 p.m . EDT Saul Caston, guest conductor of Robin Hood Dell streets and buildings. Plans will be be supported by a stellar cast, which (3 EST; 2 CST), MBS. Concert. 8:30 p.m. EDT (7:30 EST; 6:30 discussed for a model city to be erected has marked the plays at their incep­ Lois Ravel. 8:30 p.m. EDT (7:30 EST; 6:30 CST), NBC. at the new site, the moving and tion. Will Prior will conduct the mu­ CST), CBS. Guest sin ger of the Ken Murray Mascagni's " Cavalleria Rusticana." 10 p.m. EDT building of which will take about sical interludes for the program. Show. (9 EST; 8 CST), :-IBC. Cincinnati Summer two years. Carolyn Gray and Virginia Arnold, piano team, I Opera Association presentation. Monday, July 26-NBC and Four Knoodlers. 9 p.m. EDT (8 EST; John Boles. 10 p.m. EDT (9 EST; 8 CST), CBS. Sunday, July 25-NBC 9:30 p.m. EDT (8:30 EST; 7:30 CST) 7 CST), NBC. Guests, Town Hall Tonight. Hi t Parade guest. 5:30 p.m. EDT (4:30 EST; 3:30 CST) 14 Radio Guide • Week Ending July 31. 1937 MUSIC of the MASTERS HELEN MENKEN-SWEET SPITFIRE BY CARLETON SMITH (Continued from Page 9) Hepburns and Margaret Sullavans of Hollywood, but underneath the surface She believed then as she believes there is a reason for her being one of ALZBURG is a genuine festival his demands, Falstaff is an experience now that dragging such a story into the most paradoxical women in radio. town. Its streets, its buildings, its no~ to be duplicated in the opera the light would act as a deterrent to That reason lies in the unusual life Speople lend themselves to a fes­ houses of the world today. anyone who might not realize the she has led. Early in her childhood tive occasion. The little town is at the dangers of such a relationship. she knew the sting of poverty and crossroads of European travel routes. To be sure that she would be able what it could do to you. She and It has always been a natural meeting­ Unfortunately, Beethoven's Fidelio, to play the girl correctly, she visited her mother traveled from town to place for differing cultures. Under with which this year's Festival opens the Jefferson Market jail to meet two town, stopping at cheap boarding­ its sky they have blended, leaving a and which will be broadcast (July 24), women who were in different cells. houses, with badly cracked walls and rich and colorful architecture and a 'does not come off so well as the FaL­ One was a woman of powerful mag­ cold, dreary bedrooms. richer tradition. The music of Mozart staff· The fault is not, of course, with netic charm; the other a young, weak The strange existence she led made is, in a sense, a blend of pure Latin the conductor. It is rather with the woman whom she had fascinated. her resourceful and cunning. Though form and the Teutonic spirit that came singers who cannot negotiate the re­ When certain people criticized "The she was generous and honest by na­ together in his birthplace. quirements of their roles. Beethoven Captive," Helen Menken defended the ture, poverty made her. petty and dis­ The well- known Salzburg Festival, demanded superlative singing from the play. "Curiosity never led a normal honest about small sums. The most which begins this week, attracts the human voice, and great feeling as well. person into hell yet," she said. "I vivid memory of her childhood is of world's great every August. Max The artists who can furnish the one believe 'The Captive' is the greatest the way in which she avoided the Reinhardt and a few colleagues pro­ have not always the other. moral lesson Broad way has seen in payment of carfares. Wishing to make duced plays on the Cathedral steps. many years. her daughter self-reliant, her mother Music was added, and it was thought LAST y'ear when Lotte Lehmann "I am told Mme. Slyvie, who created would let her travel alone to the the­ fitting to give the operas of Mozart, sang the title role, her chief aria, a sensation in France in this same ater while she was still very young, the town's greatest citizen. Bruno "Abscheulicher, Wo Eilst Du Hin?", role, resembled a collection of all th8 and looked even younger. She would Walter finally came and was the had to be transposed down. In a sins, whereas I concentrate upon only give Helen ten cents a day for car­ Muse's guiding spirit. Then Toscanini changed key, it lacked the brilliant, one." fare, but Helen would w~llk along the came. In the last years he has refused hopeful character which Beethoven Yet in the end, those who claimed street till she saw some woman who to conduct in any country with a dic­ intended. Other singers were not first­ the play was harmful had their way, seemed to be waiting for a trolley car; tator and has declined to re-visit Bay­ class. And the orchestral horns did and Helen Menken was dragged down then she would walk beside her, and reuth. Salzburg has been the only not always sound as they should. It to the Jefferson Market jail with the when a car came along, she went with place in the world where the greatest was a superlative performance of rest of the cast, and freed only after this strange woman. maestro conducted opera. That has FideLio, one that, once heard, could she had promised not to appear in When the conductor came to collect made it the mecca of every music­ never be forgotten. But it was far "The Captive" again. his carfare, she would nod toward the lover. from ideal. However, she would like to do that woman and lisp, "I'm with her." Since Festivals are nothing new to Salz­ In Wagner's Die Meistersinger, the particular play all over again if she she looked under age, she would never burg. Already in Mozart's time, its orches-tra did its best, and a noble best COUld. She would also like to do have to pay. Strangely enough, none archbishops invited their friends from it was. No one but Toscanini could "Mecropolis Street" again, the story of the women ever protested! the South and the West to partake of draw from a body of m en such a of a woman over 300 years old who gracious hospitality and to hear their sonorous, well-proportioned, and spir­ had discovered the secret of eternal WHEN later in life she became suc- musicians. During the century before, ited playing of this music. He sang youth. She feels that at the time she cessful and large sums of money miracle plays and church festivals had his way through the healthy chords of played it she was so young she couldn't no longer meant very much to her, the attracted visitors from far and wide. the Prelude, as we have heard him do it justice; but that now, w ith a habit of looking upon a nickel as some­ do many times on Sunday afternoons little more experience, she could in­ thing very precious was so ingrained UT Salzburg is really more itself from Carnegie H all, and until the same terpret it better. in her character that she has never Bwhen there is no great Festival. You mighty cadences came again in the She says frankly that she has ap­ overcome it. can really see the place then. And closing scene, not one nuance in the peared in a few plays in which she In spite of the idiosyncrasies of her folks who wear the native costumes mighty fabric of sound was lost. didn't believe. "It would be fine," she disposition and the perplexities of her really belong in them. One often wished that there had told me, laughing, "if I could always personality, in spite of the fact that About the only original ones you been no singers to mar this glorious sit and wait for a play in which I she is neither very young nor aston­ see now are on the townsfolk who and transfiguring tapes'try of sound. believed to come along, but if I had ishingly good-looking, she is the most exercise their prerogative ,to line up be­ Unfortunately, not one of them could done that I wouldn't have been able glamorous personality I have met in fore the Festpielhaus and render judg­ measure up to the demands of his ,role. to eat unless I lived off relief." radio. The best description of Helen ment on the costumes of those who It is for this reason that there is "And were any of the plays in which Menken I've ever read was written come. Fashion-plates from New York, much skepticism concerning Mozart's • you didn't believe successes?" I asked by a woman who probably never saw Paris, and Buenos Aires pass their Magic Flute, which Mr. Toscanini per­ hel·. her, Lois Montross, author of a nov­ scrutiny. They check off the foreign . forms for the first time at Salzburg "Never," she told me. "The fact that elette called "Splendor in the Grass" licenses-and it is no exaggeration to this month and which will be broad­ I didn't believe in them must have in Pictorial Review for June. Trying say that cabriolets and limousines cast. Wiseacres are shaking their heads sho\~n in my acting." to describe her heroine, she writes: from every country that has licenses and predicting that he probably will "Glamor is indefinable. It is connota­ drive up to the Festpielhaus door­ not go through with it. SHE is a perfect worrier. She gnaws tive rather than qualitative. It sug­ note the gowns they like best, and at a worry like a dog at a bone, only gests russet-purple hills in autumn, doubtless spend the winter discussing Vol AGNER and Beethoven and Ver- the more she gnaws the bigger it gets. the smoky fragrance of burning leaves, them. di may be faked," they say. When she is in a hit, she is dis­ the perfect grace of a deer in a birch The Salzburgers themselves never "But Mozart, impossible! That is like tracted; she says, "All right, this may forest. It suggests the whisper of hope to be on the inside of their festi­ singing naked. Every note has to be be a hit, but what will I do next?" silken petticoats, the gesture of a val. They know it is not for them. emitted perfectly, else the defect shows When she is in a flop, she is still beautiful hand, delicate script on Often, they stand in line the better through the transparent orchestration more distracted. She feels like running parchment, the call of a whippoorwill part of 24 hours to have a standing­ and the whole world knows it." into a hole, and wishes she could pull at twilight, the iridescence in motion room ticket; but it is for a visitor, not To cast the Magic FLute, Mr. Tos­ the hole. after her. And she wails, which is a humming-bird, and the for them. They re-sell it, sometimes canini has heard singers from all over "What wlLL I do next?" flawless mystery of stars." And then making one thousand percent profit. Europe. H e has not been satisfied Yet she is gerte'rally very gay. Every­ she adds, naming her heroine, "Darien They consider all visitors to Salzburg entirely with those chosen, but he will thing she does .is done in a spirit of Tennant is glamor." to be millionaires. give them a thorough trial in rehears­ gaiety. She even puts on her stock­ But if she had met Helen Menken One absolute barometer of the pop­ als. There the sparks will fly and ings gaily. I'm sure she'd say instead, "Helen ularity of a performance is the hour you and I will hear the result. Exasperated with her, her sister Menken is glamor." when the standing-room line forms. Grace Menken once exclaimed, "You For some operas it is the day before; are the biggest person I know in the Helen Menken may be heard Wed­ for others it forms only five or six The remaining operas in Salzburg big things and the littlest about the nesdays in "Her Second Husband" over hours. w ill be conducted by Mr. Bruno Wal­ little things." an NBC network at: ter, who has charge of Mozart's Don It's true. Without the blink of an EDT 8:30 p. m. EST 7:30 p.m. The Performances Giovanni and Figaro, and von Weber's eyelash she will lend five thousand COT 7:30 p.m. CST 6:30 p.m. EW'yanthe; and Mr. Hans Knapperts­ dollars to a friend and never dream M ST 5:30 p.m. PST 4:30 p.m. ALZBURG performances vary con­ busch, who conducts the operas of of mentioning it, but if she lends some­ S siderably in quality. Best of all of Strauss. These men, regrettably, do one a nickel, the next time she sees Beginning August 3, Helen Menken them, and to my mind the fines-t oper­ not obtain the response from either him, she will ask, "Where is that nickel may be heard Tuesdays in "Her Sec­ atic performance to be heard in the vocalists or instrumentalists that Tos­ I loaned you yesterday?" ond Husband" over a CBS network at: world today is Verdi's F alstaff. That canini does. On the surface, Helen Menken may EDT 7:30 p.m. EST 6:30 p.m. ripe commentary on the weakness of seem more eccentric, more paradoxi­ COT 6:30 p.m. CST 5:30 p.m. the male requires a performance such Some listeners travel half way cal and more maddening than all the MST 4:30 p.m. .PST 3:30 p.m. as only a Toscanini could give it. He around the globe, pay ten dollars a has rehearsed the most of the princi­ seat for some of the Salzburg Festival pals off and on for the past twenty evenings. Many do it every year­ years. Not satisfied with that, he and the entertainment they hear is rehearses them incessantly before each priceless. performance and during the intermis­ But it isn't necessary to make such sions. He insists that each note be a pilgrimage to hear this famous mu­ letter-perfect. And it is. sic. This year the Salzburg audience Common Education Sufficient /------.------Every detail of the action is fitted will include millions of radio listeners Influence Not Needed / FRANKLIN INST., Dept. G199, Rochester, N. Y. exactly to the music. It all resembles all over the world. This year you will a finely wrought mosaic-piece. And be able to sit in your own home and $1260 to $2100 First Y ear ~~~" bO~I~I\~\Ctll~I~lil~t olll U~l st:o d~~el'~~·;l~!\~~1 ti~~1~~1~' ll~~i ;il~~~ Short Hours-Vacations With Pay ~41:- obtninnlJle. AdYise me a lso 1'f'g-al'din,!; salul'ies, hOlil's. precisely because Maestro Toscanini listen to some of the finest music in MEN-WOMEN ...'" ,,·ork. ,·"clllion. elc. 'l'ell lII e how to get" position. supervises each detail and because he the world, to be present in Salzburg­ Mail Coupon immediRtely- today sure. // X:lmc ...... has a cast that is capable of satisfying through radio-in spirit and in fact! Hurry. ". Adc1rp!,;s ...... •...... Radio Guide • Week Ending July 31, 1937 15 RADIO GUIDE'S X-WORD PUZZLE A WHY DEANNA DURSI N Mi\lion QUIT SINGING (Continued fTom Page 11) the chin. That's as far as I got. She looked up at me in a scared sort of way Do\\ar and asked, 'Are you trying to tell me that my option isn't being taken up? ' "I said yes, that was what I was telling her; she was through with Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer. \D£~~ation) "She looked at me a minute as if she couldn't quite believe it. And then (In a 10c pu it hit her, and she started to cry. 'It isn't me I'm crying about,' she sobbed. 'Maybe I'm no good. Bud Daddy! He'll have to go back to work now and may­ be .. it'll be too much for him!' " Then she added, quietly, 'Do you You Want to Hear really think I'll ever amount to some­ thing in show business, Mr. Sherrill?' Jack Benny "That kid, with that God-given voice, broken up like that, because of a studio mix-up ! Say, it wouldn't or Colonel Stoopnagle have taken much more to have had two of us crying up there that day!" or Wayne King Jack Sherrill, according to his own story, then got Deanna a contract at BUT the Universal studios. But it was a quieter, a rather doubtful Deanna who HORIZONTAL 78. Admission 14. Lu ci lle --, songstress went ou t to Universal City. And even When Do They Play? 1. First name of star in por- 79. Great lake 17. " Ii nced oath as the publicity about her contract was trait 81. -- Sully, comedienne 20. Rodent being sent out, a quiet battle started What Night-What Hour? 5. Female relative 82 . Paid newspaper insertion 22. Allay on the Universal lot. An executive, 10. Enthusiasts (colloq.) 83. Rower s 25. Ford --J annoullcer whom it would be kinder not to name, 14. Creosote disinfectant 85. A minute particle 27. Hurry threatened resignation if Deanna were 15. The quality that expresses 87. One (indefinite art.) 29. Doorkeeper cast in "Three Smart Girls." She was You Cannot Find Out! the potential energy of a 88. - '-. Thies. bandleader 31. Wits !:oystem 90. Tropical lizard 33. WWL is in this state inexperienced , he protested. And again 16. -- Noblette, comedienne 92 ..J ack --, tenor (abbr.) her career trembled in the balance. Your Paper Can't Help 18. Bone 94. \[emorandum 34. Festival 19. Earthy deposit used as a 95 . Abe --, bandleader 36. Longed for H AT happened n ext must all be .Your Friends Won 't Tell fertilizer 96. Sei nes 39. Is concerned W attribu ted to radio. 21. Eldest 40. Cherished a desire She sang on a program honoring 23 . For example (abbr.) VERTICAL 41. Declaim Lily Pons. H er performance was You Miss the Show 24. Bird's beak 1. Kay --, bandleader 42 . Booty 26. Joey --, tenor 2. While 44. Growing out hardly over before Eddie Cantor had 28. -- Ray, songstress 3. -- Waring, songster 45. Pay offered her a feature spot on his pro­ UNLESS 29. Vegetable 4. Ar(lor 48. Part of t he month (ph gram. 30. Enlarge 5. Ozzie --, bandleader 50. Abolllldill~ in stars There were no delays, no confer­ You Use Our Spacial 32 . Laborers 6. Symbol for iridium 55. Arrow poison ences, no discussions. She was just 34. - - Bond, announcer 7. Pel':'ionaJity 57. Hub signed. Eddie Cantor, showman su­ 35. Negation 8. Vi ~ it or 61. Large plant preme, had recognized her amazing 37. Close 9. Church official 63. Aster;,k 38. Ornamental vase 10. Finny creature 64. Force talent. Deanna loved radio from the 40. Joy --, songstress 1 I. Science 65 . District Attorney (abbr.) moment she stepped before the micro­ 43. Aquatic mammal 12. :-Iortheast (abbr.) 66. Era phone. H ere was an opportunity to 46. Either 13. . corn 67. Ethel --, so n ~st ress sing without the distraction of lights INSTANT 47. Observed 69. Chief god of ancient Mem · and cameras and heavy make-up. Ra­ 48. Rosaline --, actress phis ( ;"yth.) dio restored her confidence in herself. 49. Da.nce step Solution to Puzzle 70. \·ittor --, bandleadel' Given Last Week Like all children, she n eeded approval 51. Sun god 72. Pertaining to any open and sympathy. And out at Universal, PROGRAM 52 . Ancient Chaldean City ~pace 53. Sign of the Zodiac 73. Ri"er (51'. ) executives who had been oblivious of 54. Ruth --, songstress 75. EYan --, baritone Deanna Durbin's existence before her 56. Italian pronoun 76. Lai rs radio appearance were receiving a 58. Mu sical note 78. Alice --, actress-song- flood of letters demanding to · see her LOCATOR 59. -- Janis, songstress stress as well as hear her. 60. Chorus of six voices 80. :Vlale quartet So, a radiant little girl was put into 62. Radicals 83. Worthle ss leaving the cast of " Three Smart Girls." And, 64. A kinel of cheese 84 . Singing --, the l\'till strel a~ ever yone knows, when that picture IT'S ACCURATE! 68. Title of a(lelress ;\Ian 69. Peel 86. Sheep was released, Deann a Durbin made 71. Brilliant·colored bird 89. :-legation history again-this time in movieland. IT'S DEPENDABLE! 74. Plant 91. ~1other D eanna is established. She is a star. 77. Attempt 93. Latin conjunction She has well- wishers by the millions. More than half of them, almost cer­ IT'S EASY TO USE! tainly, have been gained through the songs she sang on Eddie Cantor's pro­ It Tells AII- Like This : gram. THE COVER PORTRAIT It is they w ho have the most to lose if Deanna Durbin does not soon return to the broadcasting studios. It is they OROTHY LAM 0 U R, glamorous Miss Lamour's time is mainly devot­ who will suffer greatest if lawsuits or D songstress, whose picture appears ed to the making of motion pictures, other unpleasant incidents mar the K on the cover this week, is one of radio's and her current picture is "Last Train perfection of what should be nearly most beautiful women. She is singing from Madrid," in which she plays the complete happiness. Kerr, Doris, songs. Mall. currently on the weekly coffee-spon­ role of a Spanish noblewoman. "Hur­ For actresses learn to hide their W~d. & Fri.· 5:30 p.lll. CBS. sored Sunday evening hour with Don ricane" will be her next release. worries and their inner misgivings and King. Wayne, orch. L a­ Ameche. She won the award of Miss disturbances. Movie audiences can be dy Esthel' Cosllleti(" . New Orleans in the International VITAL STATISTICS: Miss Lamour fooled. But not those who only listen :l1 1) 1l. 10 p.lIl. CPoIf;: was born in New Orleans in 1915 .. .' and see nothing. The voice that sings Tnps. .I: " ·ed. 8:30 Beauty Pageant and her greatest am­ !LIll. XBC-H. bition is to rise to the top in every is single " is five feet five inches tall "A ve Maria" or "Only a Rose" cannot ICirkman Soap. Jack and phase of show business-a wish that .. . has a beautiful dark complexion. hide an aching heart from those who Loretta Clemens. :lIon. seems to be rapidly coming true. She captained her basket-ball team in listen. thrll Fri. 2:1[; p.m. CBS. Miss Lamour made her singing de­ high school , likes to swim, doesn't like As this is being written, word comes but at, the Club Forrest in New Orleans bridge. Her greatest extravagance is that the case which now shadows De­ and later came to New York for an clothes, otherwise banks her mo~ey. anna Durbin's future may never come a udition with NBC. She had her own She collects pennies . . has fifteen to trial. In short, it appears that a program on which she was the sultry thousand of them. On her first job, peaceful solution is probable. Such a /t's coming In Radio Guide " Dreamer of Songs." However, it she was a stenographer in a leal­ settlement is both good sense and good wasn't until after she gained fame as estate office. She likes to cook, likes busin ess. For Deanna Durbin, still a an actress that she r eceived greatest to dance and listen to the radio, and child but no longer unimportant, has acclaim. Listeners to the coffee hour wants to go to Europe on a vacation. established a significant place for her­ NEXT WEEK recognized her as an actress rather She retires ak 2 a .m. and rises at 11 self in broadcasting. She should be than as a former radio personality. a.m., and is addicted to reading in bed. allowed to fill it. 16 Radio Guide • Week Ending July 31, 1937 PEACE - AND CHESS! STORIES OF THE SONGS YOU LOVE BY ARTHUR MILLER (Continued f1'om Page 3) N 1915 Bob Carter went to war and tainer, too, that he claims to be the Yllost versatile announcer in radio. it didn't excite the listening populace. he's been fighting ever since. The Sallie IHCllliUll1 fot' all ages 21-45 . Both men and wom en. war that he has been waging is not And whenever reminded of his nu­ The entire group was spiritless, rest­ 'J'11C lIIo ,:;L ]lopuiar lloiic:y in America. 1'\0 dues ot' f1 ssess­ I mcnts. ~ 1.0 (I a lIlonth now pays for old linc. legal r eselTe one of "blood and steel." That one merous programs he will get started less, tired. The "Bonnie Blue Flag" jit'e i!l :o; ul'anc'c hacked by morc th.lIl $17,000,000.00 in ended for him when he was shot down on his "announcer" campaign. In the did not have the power to inspire men il :>.': t't~ 01' the P o~ta l Life In .:i urance Company; a modified whole life J) OIiI'Y that. includes rash ralues, loan values and on the Italian front and received a argument he will give as an example to defend the flag. It had about the extended inSHrlll1Ce pl'i\"Heges written in exact conformity permanent leg injury. This is his own of the merits of an announcer, the martial effect of the "Moonlight So­ to Ihe stringent insurance lawS of the Stale of New YOl'k. Fol' 32 Yean P os tal LHe has so ld on ly aid His medium for propaganda is a ' casts which he says are playing the would stir their hearts! Something to to pol iCY holder". Send the coupon today# as thousands of otll('i'S are doing and get full particulars for YOUl' age. radio station. WMCA in New York most important role to show the an­ m ake them want to march! ;':0 ng-(' Il t wi ll raIl lipan YOl!o City. On the slightest provocation­ nouncer as a quick- thinking and in­ It was then the b andmaster sud­ a warning headline in a newspaper­ teresting person. denly remembered "Dixie." He told P o~tnl Li ft:: In:i IlI':lIlCe Company, an approaching holiday-he w ill u se Before his promotion last February, h is musicians to step it up to martial ;jJ 1 Fi fth .. \.\'e" Dept. D-326, New York. his influence to go on the a ir to speak Bob had much more time to devote to tempo. The first note brought the Scnd full dcscription of $ 1.00 per month policy. of war and its horrors. Bob Car ter his campaigns. With the promotion, crowd to its feet- Xal:le ..•. , .. • •. ••. , •. . •••..••... • • ••.•.•••• • •• is seldom denied, for he is WMCA's headaches seemed to be the order of "'Way down South where I was Stl'cct ...... , .. .•.. •.• •• • • •••• . • •.• •• •. •• , •• , •• chief announcer. the dav. and continued as such. An­ born--" This antipathy towards war was nouncer·s on the staff were out, ill. The children stopped crying and City & State., •..•....• ". " •••••• • ••• " .• , •. , ••• not always felt by him. If it had been Others were offered more lucrative shouted. Men threw their hats into ,Bxntl dale of birth . . . " , •••• , .•.•••.• . , • ••. • ••••• he would not have left his Kentucky jobs elsewhere. He had a tough time the air and shrieked. The excitement home against parental objections to meeting the assignments with a de­ and thrill gripped them all. Soon they O('(: upoltion enlist in the army in Canada when he pleted staff. H e managed, though, and were swept into the emotion of the was nineteen years old. Today, Bob that prepared him for the ordeal which moment. Even the women wer e sing­ ing and keepi'hg time with their feet. The Truth About Hollywood They laughed '. and cried-enthusiasm mounted-at last they had it-a battle anthem-Dixie! It would m ake men GLAMOR GIRLS leave their plows in the furrows! It Another " First" for SCREEN GUIDE! would make men fight--hooray! This time-the first complete story of the glamor girls of Hollywood, NE gau nt man on the fringe of the of the beauty that is their fortune! O crowd forgot h imself in the excite­ It's a fascinating picture-story­ m ent. H e hurled his hat into the air, in the September issue-out July tilted his head and scream ed the blood­ 23! SCREEN GUIDE costs only 10 curdling fox-hunting yell of the South! cents at all newsstands! "Th e rebel yell!" someone shouted. All the men shrieked, and the eerie yell that later echoed across a hundred SCREEN GUIDE fi elds blended with the throbbing notes Hollywood's Only News·Picture Magazine of Dixie! Albert Pike, believing the gay words of Dan Emmet, the funnyman, were not martial enough, rewrote the lyrics. "Sothrons, hear you r country call you. "Up, lest worse than death befall you. "To arms-to arms-in Dixie!" That became the battle anthem. You may never hear it any more. For after the war, the South went back to the funnyman's words. Today, few people know the martial words. People want to lau gh. It's so much better to sing Bob Carter, chief announcer on the Stati on WMCA staff, goes in about buckwheat cakes and Injun bat­ AGENTS ~~~14 ~ DAY for a hot bout of chess with Announcer Floyd Miller of WMCA ter than to scream "To arms." And today most men agree that the Carter, much wiser at thirty-nine, is is known only to a chief announcer funnyman's song of "Dixie" ranks making up for what he calls his "fool­ who himself has to be on the air at with France's anthem as the greatest ishness" by waging a ceaseless private least five hours a day. battle song ever written. "Dixie" has campaign in defense of peace. Instead .of using h is day off for a an unforgettable rhythm. It still in­ period of relaxation, he is either to be spires laughter and tears. It will al­ THA T 'S not his only campaign. He heard announcing football games over ways excite those who h ear it-North­ has another which he is content to WBAL in Baltimore or else making erners or Southerners. The Mason­ carryon by personal contact. H e feels recordings w hich go with the newsreels Dixon line is ineffective w hen a tune that it might seem bold if he were to that are distributed by a prominent like " Dixie" is concerned. Men will go on the air for the sole purpose of company. All this energy has been still leap from their seats and shriek telling the public that announcer s are gleaned from long hours of work as at the first line-" 'Way down South in a class worthy of more respect. Bob a newspaperman, Bob claims. His where I was 801'n--" Announced monthly in Contest News, given for is determined to help eradicate the first job after the War was on the D an Emmet,' the funnyman? H e did Slogans, Limericks, Titles, Crosswords, etc .• popular belief that announcers get by Brooklyn Dail.y Eagle, and for ten not know the story of old m an Dixie. only because of their pleasing voices. years after he knew no other trade H e was cursed in his own land as a SPECIAL FOR $1.00 An announcer should be able to talk than newsgathering. traitor because in writing a "walk­ 6 mos. subscription and booklet, "How To Pre­ around" to make people laugh and pare Manuscripts & Contest Entries," both fo r at great length. He can and does on In radio he saw the possibility of $1. Sample Contest N ews 2Sc. coin, stamps. these two subjects especially. He will an easier way of living and he cer­ love, he unknowingly created a battle­ talk about one, and when he has con­ tainly realizes now how wrong he cry, wrote a song that made men kill. CONTEST HEWS, A-33, Toledo, O. vin ced you to see it as he does he be­ was. That is, he still contends, radio gins his discourse on the second. Some­ can be made easy as a vocation if one how Bob manages to find time enough wants to take it that way, but Bob from his regular duties to k eep his just can't; he finds it presents many DISCARD YOUR OLD AERIAL peace campaign an ever-current- topic. opportunities which he can't let pass. It Is Most Likely Corroded and Has Poor or Loose Noisy Connections Complete, NO MORE B~ZZE S, CLICKS und "" hol'tfl from slimmer rains and wi nter snow and Chess and his campaigns are the Does away sleet when lI SlIlg alt ll'., & ff, CllllClUlJe:: nostage on delivery. If not entirrly aerial. Ollerat('s on both satlf'fied, return within 11\'e days and your dollar will be refunded without question. crowded one of his own. "The Early the furthering of peace. short and long waves. - - - -JUST MAIL THIS COUPON- - -- Risers' Club," his first program of the There is plenty of justification for F . & H . Radio Laboratories, Dept. 107. F argo. No. Dak' l I~c nd P. & H. Callaclty Aerial. Will pay postman $1 plus day, which incidentally he founded, such an action, for today he is as eager, Sail Antonio. ~ 1 'C1<. It might interest you to know that with the CUI)a eily Acl'ial lDliminator I get }<;ul'opean sta­ I ~I~\,~:,;; c~~:.s $~os~:fl~;ld, lr CI:I~~kP\~: ~:dDW i~} ~;~ui~~~ ~ii}hi\~~lt~ I begins at 7: 30 a.m. From then till as d etermined, as energetic in this war' tions easil.\' and in tile wjnlm' get Australia. RU SS ia, early in the evening he has so many of his as he was when he went into the Honolulu ilnd many .Tal> SIlOl'L Wave Stat ions. ] get all I ~,li~ ~~; ;!!!II~~S cri ~,n~llre~~ts~~~ ~~ s t~sl~~: ~~~~~~itr~~:rantee' l Pacific Coast Stations on the bl'oadc.\st hand, programs to appear on, not only in the World War twenty years ago. Siu1Jed:--­ capacity of announcer but as master Bob Carter takes up that familiar D twCllllort. Ia. n ect l n~d yom nadia Aerial l":limin!ltol' and H !'Ul'e \\'orltS 11ne, Also work;; swell on ~hol't Wave I~~~~~ss' .:: ::: :: :::: :: :::::: :: ::1: '~ .~:'; ::::::::: I of ceremonies, newscaster and enter- phrase, "Peace-it's wonderful." band, \\,Isil 1 had found it long ago. SiYlleu:--- Radio Guide • Week Ending July 31, 1937 17 ~ ~ .hort-Wave Stations 'j-6 :30 a.m .- Fi ji hour: VPD2 WPtose Programs Are' Listed 10 a .m.-DAVIS CUP Chall enge Round T e nni~ (Megacycles or thousands of kilocycles shown) Matches : GSJ GSG CEC. Chile 10.67 JVN, Japan 10.66 12 noon- CRICKET; England vs. New Zea land: CJRO, Canada 6.15 JZI," 9.535 GSJ GSG CJRX, " 11 ..72 JZJ", 11.80 3 p.m .- Behind the melody: GSG GSI COCD, Cuba 6.13 JZK. 15.16 4 p.m.- BBC ~ I i l itary band: GSG GSI COCO, " 6.01 KIO. Hawaii 11.68 COCQ, 9.75 KKH, " 7. 52 4 :25 p.m .- Otaker Zich, songs : OLR4A CSW , Portugal 9.94 KKP, 16.03 6 p.m .- Roy Fox' band: GSG GSO DJB, Germany 15.20 LRU, Argentina 15.29 7 p.m.- Germal\ theater: DJB DJD DJC, " 6.02 LRX, " 9. 66 7:30 p.m.- They Never Came Bac k : GSP GSD DJD, 11.77 LSX, 10.35 DJL, 15.11 OLR3A. Czecho· 8 p.m.- Happy program : P CJ (] S.22) EAQ. Spain 9.87 slovakia 9.55 8:30 p.m.- Musical program : DJB DJD E AQ·2. " 9.49 OLR4A, 11.84 BY CHAS. A. MORRISON, president, INTERNATIONAL OX-ER'S ALLIANCE 9:30 p.m .- Ball ads by Ca rl Loewe: DJB DJD EA9AH, Spanish OLR5A, 15.23 10 p.m.-"World Affairs," H. V. Hodson : GSD Morocco 14.045 ORK, Belgium 10.~3 (Figures in Parentheses Are Megacycles) F08AA, Tahiti 7 .11 P CJ, H olland 9.59.15.22 ous times on 14.1 , 14.135 or 14.175 10:15 p.m.- Dance music: DJB DJD GS A , England 6. 05 PHI," 17.775 ESPITE the heat wave that the megs, i s being heaTd jTom 5 to 6 and 11 :30 p.m.- Salu te to Latin Am erica : W8XAL GSB, " 9.51 PRADO. Ecuador 6.62 9 to 11 p.m. EDT (4 to 5 and 8 to 10 (6.06) GSC, 9.58 PRF5, Brazil 9.50 whole country has been exper­ p.m. EST). This veTY Tare catch may 12 mid .- Program from Tahiti: F08AA GS D, 11.75 RAN, Russia 9.60 iencing for the past several days, 1 :40 a.m .-Vera Moo re, piani st : GSB GSO GSO GSF, 15.14 RKI." 15 .038 D be addl'essed as follow s: Pm·t D iT ec­ GSG, 17.79 RNE. 12.00 short-wave r eception has been re­ 1 :45 a.m .- New J apanese mu sic : JZK GSH , 21.47 RVI5, 4.273 markably good. Although the mornings tOT ate, Basra ya, M iT gil ya, I Taq. 2:15 a.m.-Hawaii calls : KKP GSI. 15.26 RV59, 6.00 GSJ, 21.53 SPW, P oland 13.64 have had little to offer in high-fre­ The National Radio Club reports that GSL, 6. 11 TFJ. Tceland 12.23 quency entertainment, the la te after­ SPW (13.635 ), Warsaw, Poland, m ay Wednesday, July 28 GSO, 15.18 TIPG, Costa Rica 6.41 noons and evenings have provided GSP , 15.31 TI4NRH," 9.698 be using a directional antenna system 12:30 p.m.- Harry Leader's band : GSG GSJ HAS3, H ungary 15 .37 TPA2, France 15 .24 high-grade programs from many coun­ beam ed on North America at present, 1 :30 p.m.- The State visit to No rthern Ireland: ~~PSwit;:rland 1495~~ ~~!::" n:~~ tries in Europe, South, Central and since this station was heard testing on GSG GSI HBL," 9.60 VE9DN, Canada 6.005 North America. R eception from the a r ecent Sunday from 1 to 2: 30 p.m. 3 p.m.- BBC orchestra: GSG GSl HBO, 11.402 VK2ME, Australia 9.59 Latin stations has been better this EDT (12 noon to 1: 30 p.m. EST), at 4 :20 p.m.- Felto n Rapl ey, organ: GSG GSI ~~:cw , Ecuador ~:gg ~~ ~ ~&. " ~:~~ summer than ever before, w hile some 5 :05 p.m.- Schrammel: OLR4A which time it was r eceived with full 5 :45 p.m .-New Georgian trio: GSG GSO HC2RL." 6.66 VPD2, Fijis 9.54 evenings the South American broad­ loudspeaker strength. This broadcaster HH2S. H a iti 5.925 WIXAL. Boston, Mass. casters have put out signals w ith al­ 7 p.m.-Saar ca ll s me : DJB DJD HIN. Dominican . 15.25 , 11.79 and 6.04 is on the air Mondays, Wednesdays and 7:30 p.m.- Band co ncert: 2R04 Republic 6.243 XECR. Mexico 7.38 most midwinter strength. One of the Fridays from 1: 30 to 2: 30 p .m. EDT 8 p.m.- Magazine review : DJB DJD HJlABE, Colombia 9.5 XEFT. " 6. 12 finest in this category is LRU (9.66) , HJ1ABP, " 9.618 YV5RC, Venezuela 5.80 (12: 30 to 1: 30 p.m. EST) .. The 8 p.m.- Latin -Ameri can Night: W3XAL (17.7S) HJU, 9.51 ZBW3, China 9.525 "Radio El Mundo," Buenos Aires, Ar­ commercial short-wave station at Sao 8 p.m.- Mu sic Hall: GSD GSP HP5J, Panama 9.60 ZBW4, " 15.19 gentina, which never. fails to delight Paolo, Rome, Italy, often m ay be heard 8:15 p.m.- J elllllla Wade: 2R04 HRN, Honduras 5.87 2R03, Italy 9.635 8:30 p.m.- Songs of mountain shepherds : DJB H S8PJ. Siam 9.35 , 19.02 2R04, " 11.81 listen ers who enjoy fii'st-class Spanish working lUG (15.45), Addis Ababa, 10 p.m.-c. H. Trevor, organ : GSD GSG GSI HVJ. Vatican City 15.12 9M1. S. S. Kanim· dance bands and vocalists. LRU may Ethiopia, between 7 and 8 a.m. EDT JVH. J apan 14.6 bla 6.01 be heard up until 11: 30 p.m. EDT 10:15 p.m.- Old F amilia l' Me lodies: DJB DJD Time given is EDT; for EST subtract one hour. (6 and 7 a.m. EST) , on one of the fol­ 11 :15 p.m.- Pl ay, " Fog": GSD GSG GSI Shor t-w ave program s of American stations are (10:30 p .m. EST). lowing frequencies: IBC 17.62; IBT 12 :30 a.m.- My years in the army: GSB GSD shown a long with the regular listings beginning on The 20-meter amateur band is very 1 :45 a. m.-Sum mer trip to J apan: JZK page 27. These are indicated, for example, . by 16.27; IBS 14.48; IBD 12.005; IBE 9.36 (sw -11 .87) in parentheses following a prog'l.' am h st­ interesting at present, being particu­ or IBF 9.07 megs ... YCP (9.12) , lo­ ing. This means that on 11 .87 megacycles the same larly alive in the early mornings and cated in Borneo, has been logged sev­ pl'oglam may also be heard over an American short­ just at dusk, at which times tiny sta­ Thursday, July 29 wave station. Please note that fOl'eign stations do eral times r ecently with loud signals 9 :30 a.m .- Leo RU )"g rok, cellist: P HI not always adhere precisely to their announced tions from all corners of the globe from 6: 30 to 7 a.m . EDT (5 : 30 to 6 p rogram schedules. tumble in, seemingly without regard 12 noon-Captain Cook lived here: GSG GSJ a.m. EST). YCP is normally a code 1 :15 p.m.-Ser vice from St. P aul's: GSG GSI to power or loca tion. station, but has been testing with 3 :20 p.m.-Carroll Gibbons' orchestra: GSG GSI News Broadcasts phone recently. 4 :05 p.m.-Music Hall: GSG GSI George Vargas Escalante, chief en­ Daily-l:5S a.m ., GSG, GSO, GSB, GSD; 2 :1S, 5:45 p.m.- Popular melodies : J ZJ J ZK JZK; 4:40, TPA3; 7, TPA2 ; 9 :30, GSJ , GSG, gineer of "Estacion Radio Nacional del The 20- mete1' amateul' station of the 6 p.m.- Rudolph Sc hulz quartet: DJB DJD GSH ; 9:4S, J ZK, J ZJ; 10, OLR SA; 12 :10 p.m. Peru," at Lima, has notified G. C. Gal­ HaTvaTd Uni ve1'sity Institute oj Tech-. 6:15 p.m .-Sydney Kyte's band: GSG GSO GSJ. GSG, GSH ; 2, GSG, GSI, GSD, GSB ; 3: 10 , lagher of San Francisco, Calif., that 7:15 p.m .- Mu sical stag party: DJB DJD no logy Expedition, located neaT the lf TPA3 ; S, GSO, GSB, GSG, GSF ; S :40, OLR4A; this government station operates daily NOTth Pole, was Tecen tly Teceived in 7 :20 p.rn.-ilLondon merry-go-round : GSD GSP 8 p.m.- Regin ald Foort, organ: GSD GSP 6: 15, J ZJ; 7 :30, EAQ -2; 7 :40, HPSJ; 8, RAN ; over OAX4T from 12:30 to 2:30 p.m. New Zealand. The call letteTs, how­ 8:15, CSW ; 8 :30, EAQ-2; 9 :10, GSF, GSD, GSP, EDT (11 :30 a.m . to 1:30 p.m. EST) and' 8 :20 p.m .-Greeti ngs to Slovak women in Amer­ eveT, given as URAD on phone and ica: OLR4A GSO; 9:15, DJB, DJD; 11 :30, DJB, DJO, Dvel' OAX4Z from 8 p.m. to 12:30 a.m. TPA4 ; 11 :40, GSG. GSD, GSI, GSB, OLR4A ; U 1BWF in code, seem to i ndicate that 8:30 p.m.- American Composers program : W3XA L 11 :45, CJRO, CJRX. EDT (7 to 11:30 p.m. EST). MT. VaT­ t his listenel' heard one of the stations (17.78) Daily except Sundays- 7 a.m., VK3ME; 8 :30, gas states the frequencies u sed are of the Sov i«t AircTaft Ex pedition, 9 :30 p.m .- Little folk lllu sic: DJ B DJD VK3LR; 2:20 p.m., 2R04; 7, 2R03; 11, 2R04. 9.082 and 6.5 megs respectively, but which is establishing the ATctic aiT­ 10 p.m.-Mail bag : OLR4A Su n., Mon ., Wed ., Fri.-5 p. m., RNE. these stations are actually being heaTd base. 10: IS p.m.- F avored by the gods: DJB DJD Mon . & Thurs.- 10 p.m., OLR4A. on 9.56 and 6.081 megs. 11 p.m .-Canadian hour: HH2S CAU of Philad elphia, Penn., has Sunday, July 25 It seems there are two new Cubans been granted a permit to install Friday, July 30 on the air. Louis Ambrosius of Louis­ W 8 a.m.- P rogram from S. S. K ani mbla: 9MI an ultra- high-f requency station of 100 9 :25 a.m.- Musette orchestra: PHI "8:40 a.m.- Internati onal church: COCQ ville, Ky., reports COBZ, announcing power w atts to operate on an y one of 10:15 a.m.- - Scenes from "The Tami ng of the ':' 9 a.m.- Varie ty program: DJL as "Radio Salas," P. O. Box A66, of the following frequencies: 31.6, 35.6, Shrew" : GSG GSJ "9 a.m.- Overseas hou r for Au strali a : J ZJ J ZK H avana, br oadcasting on approximate­ 1 :20 p.m.- Brian Law ren ce's orchestra : GSG G ~ I 10 :IS a.m.-Chi mes and church se rvies : W1 XAL 38.6, and 41 megs . .. W3XL, NBC cue ly 9.1. megs, and COBC, Havana, which station, located at Boundbr oo};:, N. J., 3 p.m.- TH E E:\CHAN TED FLUTE, con ducted (1 5.2S ) has been operating on various frequen­ by Tosc3ni ni, from th e Sal zburg Festival: 10 :40 a.m.- Martha Schrod lova, songs : PHI has been granted perm ission to operate cies from 9.27 to 9.38 megs but which Eu ro pean short-wave stations " 11 :30 a.m.-Vatic an City topi cs : HVJ on anyone of the follow ing ultra-high 3 p.m .-Comi c opera, " Dorothy" : GSG GSI 12:30 p.m.- Willie Walk er octet: GSJ GSG seems at present to have settled upon 9.363 megs. COBC apparently r elays frequencies: 31.1, 31.6, 34.6, 35.6, 37.6, 4 :OS p.m .- Folk-son gs : OLR4A 1 :20 p.m.- Mantovani's Orchestra : GSG GSI 38.6, 40.6, 41 , 86 to 400, and 401 megs 4:1Sp.m.- H. O. Hodgson, organ : GSG GSI 1 :30 p.m .-Cultural News : W3 XAL (17.78) broadcast station CMBC. 5 p.m .-Peace is indi visible : RNE "'l :30 p.m.- Program from Belgium: ORK megs and above . . Nazaki is testing between 4 and 4: 30 a.m. EDT (3 and S:4S p.m.-Sami sen songs: JZJ JZK 2:30 p.m.- Moll y de Gun st, sopr.; David Marlin, WXA of J uneau, Alaska, was re­ 6 p.m.-Argenti na hour : LSX violi nist: GSG GSI cently logged on a new fTequency of 3:30 a .m . EST), over JZL (17.78) . 7 p.m .- Choral music : DJB DJD 2 :55 p.m.-Episco pali an services : GSG GSI 9.91 megs, w hile in telephonic com­ " Radio Popula1'," YVIRL of MaTa­ 7 :20 p.m .-Now and then : GSD GSP 4 :05 p.m.-Victoria melodi es : GSG GSI munication with WVD, Seattle, Wash. , 7 :30 p.m.- Request concert: 2R04 4 :25 p.m.-Popular con cert : OLR4A caibo, Venezuela, issues a vel'y attl'ac­ 8 p.m.- Woman's P age progr am: w3XAL ( 17.78) 4 :30 p.m .-Coronation Mass by Mozar t, frol11 from 3:15 to 3:45 a.m. EDT (2 :1 5 to tive modeT1t istic v eTificat ion caTd, 2 :45 a.m. EST ) . After the contact 10 :20 p.m.- Vi ctoria Regina : GSD GSG GSI Salzburg Festiva l: European shor t- wa ve sta­ which gives the opeTating fTequency as 10 :35 p.m.-Salv ati on Army band: GSD GSG GSI tions had been made scrambled speech was 5.93 megs, although the station is ac­ 12 mid .-P rogram from Tahi ti : F08AA ':'S:30 p.m .- Overseas hour (East): JZK J ZJ employed. :.:4. tually being heaTd on megs. 12:30 a .m.- Lon cl on Log : GSB GSD GSa 5:45 p.m .-Bamboo flu'e selections : JZJ JZK ·5.937 Re­ POTts can be sen t to Jose A. HigueTa 12:30 a.m.- OX clu b: W8XK (6.14) 5 :50 p.m.-Charl es Ernesco' s quin tet : GSG GSO HE broadcast '''Club of Notions" to 12:40 a .m.- Orchest re Raymonde: GS B GSD GSO 7 p.m .- Sunday ev ening's program: DJB DJD M., P. O. Box 247, Mamcaibo, Vene­ 7:30 p.m.-Stratton st ri nl( quartet : GSP GSD T be heard Saturday at 10: 15 p.m. zuela. ':'8 p.m.-ProgrJm froll} Mos cow: RAN RKI EDT (9: 15 p.m. EST), from Zeesen, Saturday, July 31 ':'8 :15 p.m.-Sound pictures : DJB DJD Germany,is the only monthly English Turkey's new short-wave station 9 a.m.-Children's musical prog ram : GSG GSJ 8:30 p.m .- Two Hours \I'ith Cuba: COCO entertainment from this station. It be­ will take its place among the most 9 :15 a .m.- Fireworks of Kawabiraki: J ZJ J ZK 9:30 p.m.-Children' s day: DJB DJD ban as a humorous w eek-end dance powerful in the world. The transmit­ 10 :30 a.m.- Popul ar con cert: PHI 10 p.m.- Garda Hall, sopr. ; Osri c Eyfe, cellist : evening and was created by popular ter, which is now being constructed by 12 :30 p.m.- Amb rose's orchestra : GSG GSJ GSG GSI GSD German Announcer Karl Schotte about the Marconi Wireless Telegraph Com­ 1 :20 p.m.- BBC Mili tary band: G G GSI * 10:30 p.m.- Dallce music: LRX 2:30 p.m.-BBC presents the AB C: GSG GSI 12:30 a.m .- Ezra Pitt and Elme r : GSO GSD GSB tw o and a half years ago. Ever since, pany of London, will have a power of "Club of Notions" has been enjoying 20,000 watts. It will be installed at 4 p.m.- Work in the Navy : GS G GSI q :30 a.m .- O'Ve rseas hour ( P ac ifi c coast): JZK 4 :25 p.m.- Wireless mo tion picture: OLR4A 1 :45' a .m.-Nikko and Ki llugawa reso rt: JZK great popularity among North Ar'ner­ Etemmesut, fifteen m iles from the new 5 p.m.- IRST SERENA DE, condu cted by P aulll­ 2:1S a.m.-BBC presents the AB C : GSB GSD ican listeners. It is presented w ith Broadcasting House at Ankara. Two gartner, frolll the Salzburg Festi val: Euro­ music and English humor. short- wave aerials w ill be employed pean shor t-wave stations Ke y to Sym bo ls Used: " Dai ly ; "!"Week Da ys ; and frequencies between 14 and 100 6:05 p.m.-SOUTHERN COMMAND TlDWORTH :J:Monday, Wednesd ay, Friday; §Sun., Thurs. Accordi ng to "Ama-Touring," ama­ meters w ill be available as the season TATTOO: GSG GSO teur station YI2BA, operating at va1'i- or hour may necessitate. 6:30 p.m.-League of Nations : HBL HBP Monday, July 26 7 p.m.- P rog ram from Budapes t: HAT4 " 4 a .m.- Engli sh program from Siberia: RV15 7:1S p.m.- Mu sical treasures: DJB DJD 8:15 a.m.-SECO ND CRI CKET TEST MATCH; 7 :20 p.m.- London log : GSD GSP England vs. New Zealand: GSJ GSG 6 :1S p.m.-American travelog ue : w2XAF (9.53) 8:55 p.m.-Variety program : OLR4A 7 :45 p.m.-Variety p ro gram: HBJ HBO !'i9 a.m.- Oriental variety : ZBW3 W2XAD (15.33) 9 p.m.- American news : EAQ2 8 p.m.-Cocktail musical: W3XAL (17 .78) 10 a .m.-DAVIS CUP Ch allenge Round Tennis 6 :30 p.m.-Braz ili an hour: PRF5 9:45 p.m .-Amateur hou r: YV 5RC 8 :30 p.m.-"The Postillion of Hobberbrunn": Matches : GS J GSG t 6 :45 p.m . (ex. Sat.)- Jorge Leal, Spanish com­ 10 p.m.-Mail bag : OLR4A DJB DJD :1: 1 :30 p.m.-Poli sh hour: SPW mentator: W2XE (15.27) 10:15 p.m.- Mu sic and poetry : DJB DJD 9 :30 p.m.-Swabi an miniature : DJB DJD 2 :20 p.m.-English letter-box : 2R04 1'7 p.m.-South Ameri can news : W3XAL (17.78) t l0 :30 p.m.-Sea Mel ody orches tra : YV5RC 9 :45 p.m .-Equ atorian music: YV5RC 2:30 p.m.-Airs of Ul st" r: GSG GSI 7:30 p.m.-Business & Professional \,Vom en' s 11 :10 p.m.-Talk on Scotland: GSD GSG GSI 10 p.m .-Chamber orchestra : GSD GSG GSI 3 p.m .- 1937 Edi tion of Show of .Shows : GSG Clubs : 2R04 2 :15 a.m.-Hawaii call s : J\KP 10 :15 p.m .-Clubs of Notions: DJB DJD 3:30 p.m.-My years in the army : GSG GSI 8 p.m .-Empire Exch ange t alk s : GSP GSD 11 p.m.-English hour: HJ4ABB HJ1ABP 3 :45 p.m.-Billy Thorburn's music: GSG GSI 8:25 p.m.-Mail bag: 2R04 Tuesday, July 27 12 mid.-Northern :Messenger, messages to tho~e 'j- 6 p.m.-Monitor ne\l's : W1XAL (IS.2S) 8:45 p.m.- K arl Schwamberger, cellist: DJB DJD S :30 a.m.-Happy program: P CJ ( 15.22) in the Arcti c : VE9DN CRCX 18 Radio Guide • Week Endin9 July 31, 1937 Jessica Dragonette -WHO HAD THE ' COURAGE TO LEAVE THE STAGE FOR RADIO -AND THEN GROW UP WITH IT! Photds by GENE LESTER

What the" well­ Born in Calcutta, dressed .)voman India, Jessica was wears-to re­ placed in Georgian hearsal! Pre­ Court Convent, New sented here are Jersey, at 6. She the first infor­ won an audition, m a I ph 0 t 0- went to Broadway, graphs of Jes­ starred-but turned sica Dragonette to a new medium, ever releasedl radio, for- her career!

Besides the stars, CBS officials, 50 people are involved in putting on the showl 40 of them are from the agency

Jessica's sister- manager, Mrs. Jessica lives in the 57th Stree! Loftus (background, above) , apartment in New 'York which lives with her, handles all de­ was formerly occupied" by tails. The picture above was Artist McClelland Barclay. taken during a broadcast-the She rehearses 3 hours on others, during a rehearsal. Monday, 3 hours on Wednes­ Charles Kullmann (not shown) day, for her one- half hour is the male lead on this program "Beauty Box" program! Les Tremayne (Bob Drake of "Betty and Bob") recently two-week-vacationed in Florida. He drove the entire distance­ with the top of his new converti ­ b
e coupe doiNn, received a seri­ ous sunburn, had to remain in­ doors for several days. Usually he drives fast-but he took this trip leisurely. W ith him here is his 14-year-old sister, Stella

2 At Miami Beach, Les char- tered the two-motored, 38- foot "Serenade," commanded by Capt. O. L. Schubert, set out on a salt-water fishing trip. With him were his sister Stella and his brother Wally. They dropped anchor at Whistling Buoy, off Gover nment Cut. Soon after th~t, all three hooked sailfish at once - but' landed only one!

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4 In striking, the sailfish had missed the bait, caught the hook in, 5 Landing sailfish is strenuous work, even for those used to it-but Les his eye. The, white spot at the end of the line is the bait. Les, who proved equal t o the task. Here the sailfish is brought to gaff. Les, whose has been a director, stage-manager, stage- hand, scenic artist, hoofer, vaude­ mother was a famous actress, whose father and grandmother were well ville comedian, vocal soloist, dramatic reader, barker, jockey and magician's knQwn on the concert stage, whose uncle is a motion - picture producer­ stooge-despite his mere 24 years--added another accomplishment to his list director in England, was born in England, came to this country in 1918. when ' he took two sailfish the first time he dipped a line in salt water! But he hadn't seen the ocean since then-until he went on this fishing trip! 3 Les' hobbies are sculpturing, swimming,. driving, reading - and since his vacation, fishing! Here is Les, who stands 5' 101,2" and weighs 155 Ibs., hooking a 7' 8" sailfish weighing 68 Ibs. He landed it in 26 minutesl

6 Mouth-organ- and ukulele-playing Les Tremayne (he can't decide 7 Although none of the party had- ever done any' salt-water fishing, their whether it Is Shakespeare or Thorne Smith who is his favorite author) beginners' luck was extraordinary. Four sailfish ' were taken by these -would rather listen to a story than tell one-which accounts for his hav­ three during the course of the day. - Les caught two of them, Stella, one, ing , a sworn affidavit made out, testifying to his catch! For $1,000 Les Wally, one. Les' fish were 7' 8" and 7', weighed 68 Ibs. and 48 Ibs., respec­ could have gone Blue Marlin fishing off Birrini in the "Se'renade" for two tively. Stella's fish-which Les helped her land-was 6' 6", weighed 38 Ibs. weeks--but he had to get back to Chicago for his opening on "First Nighter" Wally's fish was 7' 10", weighed 70 Ibs. Above: They pose with the catch A PREACHER'S SON TURNS GANG BUSTER ADVENTURE ON LAND, ON SEA AND ON THE AIR -PHIL LORD FOUND IT IN ALL THESE PLACES!

2 In Meriden, the Lords lived in 3 ::I~r:S ;id::rs:~ the parsonage of the often as he can. church. Phil was Above you see him, brought up in the age 3, on "Jack," a ways of the church, horse four boys of­ attended services t c n rode! This was regularly. At left: taken while vlsit­ Phil whe n he was 2 In9 in Ellston, Me. I 0 ;'thhi~ s::~c:r::e:~~e ~:e~rona~:S:o:~ tcntment a nd wholesale enjoyment than any person living in thc United States to­ day"! He received up to 10,000 letters a week, made a movie. Above: The east. Lord is indicated by an arrow. On thc air, Mrs. Lord played "Lizzie," asked siny questions

9 Phil's first job on le aving college was that of the Plainvjlle ( Conn. ) High School principal! But he didn 't like it, turned to writing radio scripts. Once, while In a bar­ ber's chair, he heard a pro­ gram about New England folks, decided he could write a better one_ It was then that II :~::l~~c:i~~nr~:;ae,:;,~~: ;:tS~ he' conceived his "Seth Park­ Pinker series caused Jonesport, er" idea. It was based on his Icene of the mythical gathering family background, the char­ each week, to gain fame. Above: acter (right) , on his grand­ The town took acvantage of it! father, Hosea Phillips (above)!

5 :~~;r a~t::;~~g :~~I~i::h;:ld~:e~e~~daedn-, emy, was captain of the tennis team (above)! He also went to Bowdoin College

4 Phil, a well-dressed man today, also was well dressed as a boy. His clothes were conservative, his man­ ner' dignified. Above; Phil when he was 6 years old 12 ::::o~an~:~dt,: The Lord, are of 13 :c~~~r P~i~c~pa~ 8 religious program, because he wanted to old New E.ngland :otn::: but NBC refused to be near Sophia Me ­ 7 ~~gh~air:f~~:, p~~.-, stock. Both Mrs. Maude "sell religion." Phil corney (above) - a where Phil was born. Phil Phillips Lord (above). was paid by NBC. teacher. Married in didn't liv~ here long. As is Phil's mother, and Al­ Then he conceived 1925, they have two the usual custom, the house bert J. Lord (right), the "Country Doctor" children, Jean, age 9, was rent-free to the pastor hi' father, come from (left) , had It spon' early-settler families Patricia, age 6. Right: sored, made It pay I Phil, Jean when 4

(PLEASE TURN TO NEXT PAGE) HE SEEKS ADVENTURE ABROAD IN A If

17 t::n;~nu~~n~e::~r,~:;~ Parker" sent 50S! The Brit. ish warship "Australia'~. r~· sponded, found no da'hger, left. A second call brought At right: He was commissioned it back . . This time his ship a lieutenant of tile U.S.N.R. by was found helpless (above) Rear Admiral Yates Stirling (left), commander of the 2nd Naval District.

16 ~::dr;:\f:~e:. was the guest of senators, congress­ men, even the Presi­ dentl But he stayed close to the Coast at all times beCilluse his sponsor would bilck him only on that condition. Then fin­ ally he put to sea!

20 :rbi;i:~ ds:~p~ those who had left the "Seth Pilrker" were put up in a

Wid~Wor ld Wide World wardroom (right). It cost the British 18 government $2,500 ~:~.~o~: ~~nUen~:~:~;:a;;r~~:g:;:~'~:~o::;ke~;~:h:t~:r:~~~~ 19 :::::I:m:~et::~~:~.c~'~:t:;:~II:f~o::dngt:ep~:guO~r;~a;~ical: ~:~ to answer both SOS 21 '~;::~;:Ii:~~ b~~ug: t~:o:::uew::d :~::~~,5~Oe, eluding Captain Phillips Lord, preferred to remain aboard, await mQa, in one of .the worst hurricanes in years to salvage the schooner. calls sent out by the British government inve!5tigated for pOS5ible a U. S. Navy tug which was to pull the disabled ship to a harbor Lord, almost broke, put It up for sale, returned to America! Lord's schooner! publicity motives (see clippings, right), found none!

BECOMES AMERICA'S NO. 1 GANG BUSTER

25 ~~:"o:~:eth:;s!/~au~a~lc ~:~~~e:~::~:,v::n~:e;ennet:df:rn ~~;dnegr, 8;:6 26 ~t:I::~,P:;~I;: ~:~:' t~~a~~he~~ ~:e:I~:::I~g~e::a~:"~o~;6a:dfat~n~~~ granted seven stays of execution, then pilrdoned by the Governor of North wal once the Maine state tennis champion! Now that he's back on top, Carolina! Below. Left to rl9-ht, Langley, Stanley Waldo, Mayor of the Boys' he has another boat, a new commuting crUISer, the '~Venus II" Phil Is even Brotherhood of New York (!ts members were guests that night), and Ph!1 Lord tempered, does hIs work qUIetly, efficiently He hates to be photographed They've · Cot Those BATHROOM BLUES YOU'VE HEARD THEM ON THE AIR-NOW THEY SING FOR YOU-IN THE BATH!

Gail Reese (above) dotes on a full tub of soap bubbles when she bathes. You hear this 18-year-old, brown-haired warbler w ith Charlie Barnett's band several times weekly over NBC. At present she's being screen -tested!

3 The "Quality Twins" (above) are the former "Sisters of the Skillet." Ed East (right) and Ralph Dumke (Ieft)-together-weigh 500 Ibs.!

2 Handsome Irish Phil Regan (above) often is guest singer on various radio programs. He was a detective until John Hutchins heard him sing at a party-advised him to study voice. He did - went into radio - then landed a movie contract

4 . A plaintive, husky voice has Lee Wiley (right) for which Walter Winchell often tosses her an orchid! She is dark, s len de r, and has hazel eyes. When not singing Lee composes music, reads 5 (Above) Milton Berle has just 6 Lovely Patricia Ryan · (above) and, for exercise, likes a completed the movie "New Faces on NBC three times a week with brisk canter on her horse of 1937." His Sunday n ight radio the Rhythm Rascals, is a pioneer in program is now known as "Summer the broadcasting fie ld. Only 21, she Hotel" (formerly"Community Sing") has been in radio wor.k 14 years! Photos by GENE LESTER T HIS WEE K' S PROGRAMS

WABC ·CBS: [l.Church of the MBS: Cad.'.e Tabernacle Choir: 1:30 EDT 12:3<11 EST Air: WOKO WCAU WPRO LOG OF STATIONS WLW . WEAF·NBC: Dreams of Long WDRC LISTED IN EDITION ·3-METROPOLITAN Y. N.·Clotilda Zappala, sop.; Ago: WTIC WGY WLW KYW Sunday He\', 'Yilhlill L, Steliat'l' of Francis Cronin, organist: WJAR WSAN (511'·15.33) thp )JOI'g-HII .\lellloriuJ Ch urch of BO!:itoJl, WICC WEAN WBRY WINS WABC·CBS: Poet's Gold; David )[ a~sRadio City Music Hall: teries (Scalptone & Tar Soap): [l.Church Services: WJAR periods, consult t he time li stings immediately above. The chances WGY WTIC WJAR KYW (sw· 9:45 EDT 8:45 EST WEAN WABY are that a network program of 30 or 60 'Tlinutes duration is on the WOR·MBS: Samm y Kaye's Orch .: 15.33) KDKA·To be announced air at a quarter·hour whe n you do not find your station li sted. WOR·MBS: Johnny Hau ser's Or· WAAT·Crest Haven Pgnn. WAAT ·Mu sical Comedy Moments C.N. ·[\.Catholic Question Box: WDRC·News WICC WEAN IVNLC ehes tra: WTHT WNLC WBRY WDRC·Young Folks Prgm. WAAT·Uncie Jonathan WELl·Pasquale Corolla WELl ·Impe ri a1 Prgm . WOY·Family Life, sketch C.S,-Frankie Vincent, songs: 11:45 EDT 10:45 EST WELl IVNBC WBNX·For Mother & Dad WHBI.[l.Judge Rutherford WEVD·Music & Sketches WEAF·NBC: He nry Busse's 01'· WAAT·Joe Pollack's Hawaiians WCAU·Encores of Yesterday WINS·Organ Solos WGY ·News ; Mu sical Prgm. chestra (~lar · o · Oil) : WGY 11:30 EDT 10:30 EST WBNX·German Airs WELl· Rhythm Rogues WIP·Question Box . WHN·[l.Baptist Services WABC ·CBS : Major Bowes' KYW WMCA ·Mu sical; Beauty Talk * WBRY·Italian Revue WEVD·Uncie Nuchem's Kids WIP [l.Holy Trinity Church Capitol Family; Helen Alexan· NBC·Peeriess Trio: WTIC WHBI·Joe Pollack WNBC ·The Singer of Songs WEVD ·.Metr. String Ensemble WMCA·[l.Christian Science der; Edward Mat~hews; Nich· WLW ·To be announced WHN·Sunday Supplement WOY·Orch.; Frank Ricciardi, har. WNEW·M ake Believe Ballroom WGY·CIl·melo Cascio, pianist olas Cosentino; Charles Mag· WSAN ·Millside J am boree WHN ·Hour of Champions WINS ·Feliowsh ip Hour WPG· [l.Rev. Coulson Shepherd WNLC·Polish Hour nante & Sam Herman; Three WIP·Jungle Jim WOY·Good Morning Review r------, WINS·Cathol ic Question Box 10 :00 EDT 9:00 EST Dalton Boys; Robert Reed, WMCA·Grand Stand & Band WQXR·[l.Religious Forum m.c.; Waldo Mayo's Orch.: lpi AFTERNOON ~~6:~~~ ;~w ~~baI';~tte;rv?~;~ · Stand; Sports; Variety WEAF·NBC: [l.Highlights of the WOKO WCAU WPG WPRO • WQXR·Classical Selection WNBC·Hawaiian Echoes Bible : WGY WTlC WJAR 11 :15 EDT 1.0:15 EST WJZ ·N BC : To be announced: WTlC· Variety Prgm. WOV·Tango Time KYW \vICC \vBZ 12:M EDT 11:00 EST WQXR·Artists Recital Series Dr, Freliel'il'k K, ~tallllll 'S talk * WJZ·N BC : Nellie Revell, phil· WOR · ~lBS: Perole String Quartet WJZ·NBC: Southern aires Quar. 1:15 EDT 12:15 EST will be "Life's Limitations." osophy : \vSAN WLW WICC WAAT·Tuning Around tet: KDKA WABY WBZ WAAT·Studio Party 2:45 EDT 1:45 EST The 1I,\' IIlII:-:;: ":-:italld Up. WBZ WELl ·Gloria · Ensemble (sw·15.21) WBNX·German Potpourri :-:;taml up for Je:-;us" and C. S.·Th. Political Seene, Mich· "Oil for a Closer \\' ulk \\'itlJ WEAF·N BC: Bravest of the WL \V·Arthur Chandler, organist WEAF·NBC: The Hour Glass; WEVD ·Crawford Revue ael J. Goode: WELl WNBC God," I Brave, drama: WGY KYW WOV·Song Varieties; Comedia"s Jerry Brannon, tnr.; Paul WGY·Concert Hall Base ball; Cincinnati vs. Phillies: WJZ ·~ BC: Ru ssian Melodies, WTIC & Orch. • Gersman, violinist: WGY WTIC IVHBI·Gladys Scott WCAU WIP

Symbol in parentheses, such as (sw-9.53), appearing after a program listing indicates that th is program may be heard by PLEASE NOTE: tuning in 9.53 megacycles frequency on your short-wave dial. For foreign short-wave programs, please see page 18 Radio Guide • Week Ending July 31, 1937 27 UeJi~ioJ1'!" is thp tit1f' o[ Ne\\'s: WOR WINS WHAS lh. 1 ?~11I 1 SC' il cl'P l" S talk t o· WCAU-News ; Musicale Interlude Frequencies (lilY. HYIlIIlS hy I- h e Illixf>d Sunday 1J1lildet illC'llldt': "OIl Dny of NEXT WEEK: WHN -Co t tOIl Pickin' Time liDKA-9S0 WHOM-1450 l~ ('st and GlllduN):O:.· ' " }<'orth WIP-Andy Otto ; Baseball Resume W AAT-940 WICC·600 jll Th ,\" X:tIl1P" nll(l " ;Jesns. WMCA-Sports Resume WABC·S60 WINS·llSO July 25 Ille \~ e r .\· '1'11 nu;rllI· of Thef'." WABY·1370 WI"\'-6l0 * WOR·MBS: Radioland Orch.; 7:30 EDT 6:30 EST ~~~~:mo ~Wi6~90 Connie Gates, guest: \VBRY * WJZ·NBC: WERNER JANS· WBRY-l,530 WLW·700 WTH T WNLC sen Concert (Bakers Broad· WBT-lOSO WLWL·llOO B aseball; Chicago White Sox vs. Lombardos cast) Lorelta Lee, vocalist : ' ~~~:?102S0 ~~~tmo New York Yankees : WBBM WBZ WICe WSM WABY WCAU·ll70 WNEW-1250 WG N WHAM KDKA WEAN (sw- WCBA-1440 WNLC-1500 KDKA -Bernie Armstrong, organ· 11.8i) ~~~~:mo WNYC·SlO ist O nce the Royal C anadians were ju st a * WABC·CBS : Good' Gulf Sum· WEAN.7S0 ~g~~-lo430 WB:'>IX·Star Ranch Boys mer Stars with H arry Von WELI ·900 WOV·ll30 WHN·Family Album 01 Songs group of Lo ndon, Ontario, boys trying to Ze ll , m.c.; Oscar Bradley's WEVD-1300 WPG-llOO WHO}I-Italian Variety Prgm. Orch.; Guests : WO](O WDRC ~~~~7-~goo ~~~~-_~35~O WINS -Katzman's Orch. WBT WHAS WCAU WPRO WGY-790 WSAN·1440 WNBC- Band Wal(on Revue get ahead. They grew, rose to the top­ WPG (sw- l1 .83-9.59) WHAM-U50 WSM-650 WSAN-Slovak Hour " n ollle" (lIn 1"1' ;' ~1.<,:-;all g· llIoll ) WHAS·S20 WTAM-1070 ,·(·tll m :-: to t ile ~lII1lIlH!1' (· t1 i· WHAZ·1300 WTHT-1200 4:15 EDT 3:15 EST and in so doing, made hi story! How the I·ion of t he Ph i l Haker Ino· WHBI·1250 WTIC·I040 WBI L·The Gauchos g-ram tonie-lit as flllJ -fte:O:. Yincent WHAS WPRO ( sIV-6.06- 11.83) WINS-Peter Chambers, organist WOV -Italian Radio Ch:.b & Irene, comedians; Bunny WEAF·NBC: CHASE. AND ::';orf'Y fl.!!'nin d irects the l1IH· Berigan's Orch. : WGN * WJZ·NBC: Woodbury's Rip· WLW-Danny Dee, philosopher si<:<1 1 part of t he program. WPG-Melody Moments Sanborn Hour; Don Ameche, * .o.Ave Maria Haul': WIP WBRY piing Rhy thm Revue, star· WNBC-Jan K asco's Polish Prgm. WJZ-NBC: There W as a Woman, WQXR-Pianists Series m.c.; Robert Armbruster's Or· WMCA ring Del Casino, tnr. ; Bob WNEW-Baseball; Newark vs. drama: WABY KDKA WEAN WTNJ -Dance Orch. chestl'a; Dorothy Lamour, ' News : WEAN WICC WTIC Hope, m.c. ; Honey Chile ; Shep Montreal WLW WICC WHAM WBZ sop.; W. C. Fields, comedian; 5:45 EDT 4:45 EST WNLC Edgar Bergen, ventriloquist; Fields' Orch.: WL \V WHAM WOV-You & Your City (s\\"-15.21) KDKA-Sports; Music WICC KDKA WEAN WBZ WQXR-Classical Selections WEAF-N BC: Paul Martin's Or­ WBBM ·Tenth Inning Mary Pickford, guest: WLW WHN -Russian Rhapsody ( s w-l1.~7) ( also see 11:30 WBNX-Human Side of Life WGY WSM WTAM chestra. : WGY wnc WSM WINS-Buy American wnc p.m.) 3:15 EDT 2:15 EST WNBC-Sweethearts 01 the Ail· KYW WJAR (sw.9.53) WJAR WTAM KYW (sw-15.33) "'iNBC-Tabernacle Choir & WOV-Classic Favorites in Modern 01'- WABC·CBS : Gillette Razor * WOR-MI!S: Hi There Audi· MBS·Pat Barnes, Just Be· WOR-MBS: Dick Stabile's Orch.: gan * ent' e with Ray Perkins, Helene * T empo Presents Milton BerIe, Icome· tween Us (Rabin Cosmetics): WI NS WTHT WBRY WNLC WNEW-Shadow Play Daniels, Willard Amison, Sid WPG·News dian; Wendell H all, Jolly Gil­ WLW WA,A,[·Echoes of Poland WOV-Public Service Forura Gary, The Embassy Trio, The le tte, Judge Hugo Straight, WAAT-Epicureans WBNX-World Observer WQXR-Concert Music Key Men Qu artet & Nat Brus­ Misha Moody & Andy San­ WBIL-Symphonic Hour WHBI-.o.Gospel Hour 6:00 EDT 5:00 EST iloff's Orch.: WG:'>I WBRY WSAN-World Varieties nella' s Ol'ch.: WHAS WCAU WBRY-News WHN ·Irving Aaron s ofJ~ s Orch. WABC-CBS: To be announceo: WSM·Pepper Uppers WEAF-NBC: Manhattan Merry· WBBM WOKO WPRO WDRC WINS-Irish Guide WHOM-Concert Miniatures WOKO WCAU WBBM WPRO Go· Round (Dr. Lyons) ; Rachel WBT (sw-6.06-11.83 ) (also see WNLC-In the Swing WIP-.o. Young People's Church WDRC WBT WHAS WPG (sw- 6:45 EDT 5:45 EST Carlay j Pierre Le Kreun, tnr. j WNBC-The Oklahoma Outlaws 11 p.m .) 9.59) NBC-Golden Gate Band Concert: Men About Town; Don Don· 3:30 EDT 2:30 EST WOV-Ave Maria Hour, sketch WJZ·NBC: Canadian Grena· * WJZ-N BC: Ina Claire in " Ma· nie's Orch.: WTIC KYW * KDKA (sw-15.21) dame San s Gene," comedy : WJZ·NBC: They're Saying VtfNJ·New H ope Singers dier Guards Band: WABY WSM WTAM WGY WJAR * Y.N.- Bascball Results: WICC KDKA WABY WEAN WICC in E ngland; Howard Marshall, W ICC WEAN WLW WHAM (sw·953) W1'IC WEAN WBZ WHAM (sw- l1.87) British commentator : WEAN 5:15 EDT 4:15 EST WEAF-NBC: .o.CathoJic Hour: WHN-Sports ICBS-Five Star Final: WIP WBNX-Studio Presentation WGY WTIC WJAR WSM Ina Claire, .\.mcl' iL:n's 1II0St WABY WICC WBZ WLW WINS·Drama; Dance Music bl'illiant comedie lllle, begins WMCA KDKA (sw-15.21) KYW WTAM (sw-953) WNLC-Hiioe H awaiians on t his <1<1 te a seri es of three W BIL-Concert Orch. WOR-MBS: Will McCune' s Orch.: 5:30 EDT 4:30 EST R ey, John B. Dehllmey choses dr:lIuatic hroRllcHsts assisted WBNX-GErman Concert Music fo l' his di ~(' our se today IlJoy WNLC \VTHT WBRY WJ Z·N BC: Helen Traubel, sop.: 7:00 EDT 6:00 EST hy O~good I'erkins, one of WHBI-.o.Judge Ru therford W ABY KDKA WEAN WSM of the Sud. II ~rh e l' e will nl~o t Ile mos t tale ll ted and ,erSIl' V\"AAT-Dancing Mastel' b p music hy the Pa nlist choir WEAF· N BC: Jell·O Summer tile actOt:-:ens of Shtl\v· Y.N.-Zara's Marimba Melodies: )['Irie Therese Figueur, one 9:15 EDT 8:15 EST WAAT-Green Room 11 :30 p.m ,) n eetowlI, ohlest ci t y jn llli· WNLC WBRY of the 1II0:;t l'ellJllrkahle wo° CBS-Universal Rhythm: W'pG WABC-CBS: Columbia Work- lll en }Jl'olltlC'l'd I) ~' l'eyolu - !lois, win go on the air to KDKA-.Q.Christian Endeavor WBNX·German Melodies 4:00 EDT 3:00 EST t ell the w o rld IJOW t h ey plan shop; dir, Irving Reis : WBT tionar;r Frallce. BegilllliJI g" WBNX-The Green Room WHBI-Sport Prgm. * WEAF·NBC: Opera, "I'Elisir to m ove their city-the coun· WPG WOKO WDRC WBBM life as all hlll11ble wa sher­ t y seat of Gallatin county­ WBZ · E ven i n~ Radiry Journal woman, sli t, joi ned a cayalr.v WINS~H ou r of the Nations d' Amore," from Rome: \VJAR (sw·l1.83) to hi .~ h e l" g round abou t t hree WHBI-JimIllY Shearer l"\',:!"imellt of :\' ;1poleou's ai'IB' WLW KYW wnc WGY (sw· mil e~ west of the prescnt 'l'he Colulllbia \,orkshop pre ­ jes and, llfter p:lrtieipating 15.33) ~i te ill order to escflpe au· WHN-Doll Albert's Orch. sell ts " A :\13 tter of I,ife ..1ud ill most of the g- rea t cam· 9:30 rmT 8:3:0 EST WABC-CBS: Spelling Bee: WDRC other major fl ood such as WINS-Baseball Game Dea th" by L ee Atlas, a n pa i;.;ns ill Ge rlllan.". Ita l)", * WEAF·NBC: AMERICAN AL· rn "aged the city earl:.' ill WIp-.o.Rev. R. T. Smith ada p tatioll from P a n1 cl ~ S pain, Anstria alld Russia, bum of Familiar Music (Bay· WOKO WPRO Kruif's bool;; , " \Vhy L et )!)~ 7, Dm'Wfll'd Kirby, former WMCA-Inter-City Express sh e W,I 1-i llilUricd fit 3D, to er's Aspirin): Frank Munn, WJZ-NBC: .o.Sunday Vespers: anllouncer at 'VLW and llOW Tlif' lll Live'?" )"hHs h RI Lcfelwl'e, ~apol (> oll' tnr.; J ean Dickenson, sop; Am· WBZ WABY WICC WEAN on the ~BC Chicago staff, WNBC-News * WJZ·N BC: Ernest Gill's Cali­ jc ::\larsh:tl [\11(1 D uke of D:l1It· " '''hat Use Do You :Make of will lliul(lle th e broadcast. WOV-Front P age Drama fornia Concert: KDKA WBZ zi.!.:". In ~te nd of being- d:1 Z· sterdam Chorus ; Arden & Ar­ WQXR-Young People's Con,cert zled hy t he br illia nce of life den, piano duo; Bertrand WEAN WABY WHAM WICe at CO llr t, she J"('1I1nin cd ll er VlTN J -Drama Recording (sIV· 11.87) old direct, tOiJl'Sc mannel' etl Hirsh, violinist; Gustave Haen­ schen's Concert Orch. : KYW 6:15 EDT 5:15 EST WOR-MBS: Stan ::'omax, sports a 111.1 s Iallgy self fI Jld w on the WBF.Y-Baseball Scores; Musicale II1Ime of '·::\hH1Hmc Sa ns WTAM WJAR WGY WTIC Nl:\C-Canadian Grenadier Guards (;cne" whiL'h call be r endeted W CAU-Laff Parade WSM ( , w-9.53) Band: WBZ iutD RIl g" li ~ h f1 S )'Il"~. 'Vi tllO ut WJZ·NBC: Walter Winchelt's KDKA-Frank Morgan & Guest WG N- Griff Williams' Orch . e ll!"e 01' ~l!· s . Do e:-: n 't C:lre." * WHAS-Herbert K och, organist WOR -MBS : Shep Fields' Orch.: Jergen's Journal: WLW WBZ WBRY-News WHAM KDKA WEAN WICC WNBC-Gypsy Fortunes WI-IN- Waltz Time WISN WBRY WHIT WNLC WINS-Music .o.Baptist Church: WNEW WHN ( sw- l1.87) ( also see 11.15 WNLC-Frank Tracey, tnr. p .m.) WOV-Concert Orch. WIP-Mixed Qu artet WBIL-Musical Reveries WMCA -J ack Ward, organist WEVD-Drali, atic sketch WGN·Joe Sanders' Orch. 6:30 EDT 5:30 EST WNBC-Rhythm Rhapsody WGN-Tom, Dick & Harry WHBI·Rud Bello's Orch. WNEW-Sports Resume WHOM-Italian Prgm. WH N-News * WEAF·NBC: A TALE OF TO· WIP-For Men Only day, drama (Princess Pat>: WN LC -Supper D ance WINS-Curtain Ca lls WMCA -HeJen Yanke, songs WGY WJAR WTAM KYW WPRO-Five Star Final WIp-.o. Rev. MacPherson (sw-9.53) WQXR-Oxford Ensemble WMCA-Roving Reporter 'VHh the Houstoll family WTNJ-.o.Ave Maria Hour WNBC-Concert Mastel' 9:45 EDT 8:45 EST I'l"ouglling i til in their trail· WQXH-Classical Selec tions WJZ-NBC: Choir Symphonett.: e1' near I .. ak e ' Vn n·ne·ah·ta· 7:15 EDT 6:15 EST WICC WEAN WBZ KDKA W;lU·W:1 , life ill the north ( s\\-11.87) woods grows more exci t in g C.N.-Griff Williams' Orch.: 8:15 EDT 7:15 EST e\·el'.\' minute. Young Dot WTHT WNLC WBRY WGN-Eddie Duchin's Orch. WBNX-.o.Reluge Church 28 Radio Guide • Week Ending July 31, 1937 WGN-News; Sports ICBS-Good Will Hour: WMCA 11:00 EDT 10:00 EST NBC-Walter Winchell: WSM (al­ WBBM-News WHA:M-Jack Randolph, songs WIP WEAF-NBC: Jerry Blaine's Or­ so at 9 :30 p.m.) WBNX-Midnight Classics NBC-Jerry Blaine's Orch.: WGN-Dick Jurgens' Orch. Sunday WHBI-Orch. KDKA-Bernie Armstrong, organ- chestra: WGY WTAM KYW WHN-Songs They Write ist (sw-9.53) WJAR WTIC WICC-Johnny Hamp's Orch. WINS-Moon Magic WBBM-Kirk Douglas, songs WABC-CBS: News; Frank Dai­ CBS-Frank Dailey's Orch.: WPG WIP-Benny Meroff's Orch. WIP-The Conrads WBRY -Concert Hall ley's Orch. : WHAS WPRO WCAU WDRC WBT WLW-Wm. Stoess' Concert Orch_ July 25 WLW-Jimmy James' Orch. WEVD-Federal Radio Theater WOKO (sw-l1.83) MBS-Griff Williams' Orch.: WGN WPG-Dance Orch. WMCA·Don Kerr Says WHBI-Opportunity Prgm. WJZ-NBC: Judy & the Bunch; WBRY WHOM-Irish Music News: WHAM WABY WBBM-Melody Time 11:45 EDT 110:45 EST 10:00 EDT 9:00 EST WHN-To be an nounced NBC-Fitch Jingle Prgm.: KPO WIP-Robert Hilliard's Orch. CBS-Gus Al'nheim's Orch.: WPG * WEAF·NBC: Sealtest Sunday WINS-River of Dreims KOA KPRC WRAP (also at WMCA-Speedway Thrills WBBM Night Party; James Melton, WPG-Pier Orch. 7:45 n.m.) WOR-Nye Mayhew's Orch. Ill.C. ; New Yorkers Chorus j WQXR-J ust ~ 'Iu s ic CBS-Milton Berle: KSL KVI 12:0iO· EDT 11:00 EST Tom Howard & George Shel­ (also at 8 p.m.) 11:30 EDT 10:30 EST WEAF-NBC: Barney Rapp' s Or­ ton, comedians; Robert Dolan's 10:15 EDT 9:15 EST New,. WTIC W.lAR WDRC chestra: WTlC WTAM WJAR Orch.; Niela Goodelle & Made· CBS-Lewisoh n St adium Concert : WOR WICC WEAN WMCA WEAF-NBC: News; Carlos Mo­ KYW WGY WSM (sw-9.53) lin e Carroll, guests : WTAM WBBM WBRY WPG WIP lina's Orch.: WTIC WJAR WABC-CBS: Al Trace's Orch.: WJAR WTIC WGY KYW WHN-Symphony Hall KDKA-Music; News KYW WTA:lf WGY (sw-9.53) WBBM WCAU WDRC WOKO WSM ( 5w9.53) WBBM-Horace Henderson's Orch. WABC-CBS: Gu s Arnheim' s Or­ WHAS * WABC-CBS: Lewisohn Stadium 10:30 EDT 9:30 EST WBZ-Weather; News chestra: WPRO WOKO WDRC WJZ-NBC: Henry Busse' s Orch. : Concert; New York Philhar­ WOR-MBS: Rhythm & Romance : WCAU-Larry Vincent, songs wcAu WHAS WBT ( 5w-ll.83) WEAN WICC KDKA WBZ WHAM WABY (sw-6.14) monic Symph.; D avidson Tay- WBRY WGN WHBI-Dance Parade V'ZJ ~.NBC: Eddie Varzos' Orch.: RACHEL CARLAY CBS-Texaco Town: KNX KSL 101'1 commentator: WHAS WBNX-Spanish Amateur Hour WHN-Calli:1g All Parties KDi(A WHAM WEAN WABY "Manhattan Merry-Go-Round" (also at 8:30 p.m.) WOKO WPRO WDRC WCAU WBT-Jack R andolph, songs WHOM-llBack Home Hour WBZ (sw-6.14) songstress ·WOR-iVIBS: Ozzie Nelson 's Orch. WPG WBT ( sw-6.06-11.83) WHBI-All ~i g ht Dance Parade WLW-Jack R an dolph, songs WOR-NIBS: Rudy Bundy's Orch. : Sun. 9 pm EDT (8 EST) * WJZ-NBC :Concert From Nat'l WHOM-Greek Prgm_ WSM-Louise & the Dixie Dons WBRY IBCS-Dream Boat: WIP WMCA Mu sic Camp at Interlochen) WLW-Unsolved Mysteries NBC-Rippling Rhythm Revue: WBT·Economic As s'n Mich.: WBZ WICC WHAM WPG-Dance Orch. 11:15 EDT 10:15 EST WSM (also at 9 p.m.) WEVD-Midnight Jamboree WGN-Jack Denny' s Orch. 12:3.0 EDT 11:30 EST WEAN WABY KDKA (sw- NBC-Jack Benny: KPO KOA NBC-One Man's Family : KPO WHN-Emil Coleman's Orch_ 6.14) 10:45 EDT 9:45 EST WJZ-NBC: Paul Sabin's Orch. : (also at 7 p.m.) ( also see 8 p.m. Wednesday) * WOR-MBS: Willys Surprise WBT-Frank Morgan & Guest WICe WHAM WEAN WABY ICBS-Herb's Olympian Orch.: WLW-News Party : WGN WHN-News WBZ KDKA (sw-6.14) WMCA WPG-Steel Pier Orchestra End of Sunday Programs

Monday July 26 Monday

WPG-Happy Birthday WJAR-Belle & Martha; House- W AA T-Frank A Iban.se, organist WNEW-Kitchen Kapers WOV-Jos. Lofredo's Sketch Book WPRO-On the Mall; Orch. wives' Exchange WHN-Ben Selvin's Orch. WOV-Good Morning Review \VPG-Doris Rehn, songs MORNING WSAN-Bulletin Board WLW-Mail Bag WLW-Hope Alden's Romance WTNJ-HlIngarian News WMCA-Dr. Shirley W_ Wynne WMCA-Eve Ca sanova, fashions 11:15 EDT 1(0:15 EST WNBC-King Cole Shopper &:00 EDT 7:00 EST * WEAF-N BC: Backsta~e Wife. WEAF-NBC: Good Morning :viel­ 8:45 EDT 7:45 EST WNLC-Salute to Sleepy heads 10:30 EDT 9:30 EST sketch (Dr_ Lyons): WJAR WJZ-KBC : Norsemen Quartet: odies WOR-Organ Recital KYW WGY WTIC KDKA WABY (sw-21.54) * WABC-CBS: Ted Ma lone's WABC-CBS: Mellow Moments: WOV-Italian Variety Hour WJZ-NBC-Personal Column of 12:00 EDT II :00 EST WABC-CBS :Leon Goldman, vio- Between the Bookends: WOKO (sw-21.52) WTIC-Rhythm Parade the Air (Chipso) : WLW WBZ linist: (sw-21.52) WDRC WPRO WCAU * WEAF-NBC: Girl Alone, WJZ-NBC: Morn_ Devotions; KDKA (sw-15.21) sketch (Kellogg): KYW WLW W AAT-Sons of the Pioneers WEAF NBC: Just Plain Bill. Kathryn Palmer, sop. ; Joyce­ 9:15 EDT 8:45 EST C. N.-Musical Early Edition: W ABC-CBS: Swinging the Blues: WCAU-Tunes & Time sketch (Anacin): WGY WTIC Allmand, contralto; John J am­ WJAR KYW WNLC WTHT WBRY WCAU (sw-9.59) WHN -Your Neighhor WEAF-NBC: Landt Trio; News: ison, tnr.; John \Vainman, WJZ-NBC: Pepper Young's C.S.-Girard Beaupre, organist: WJZ-NBC: Terri Franconi, tnr_: WMCA-Beauty Talk; Melodies WTlC WSAN KYW bar.; Lowell Patton, organist & Family, sketch (Camay): WBZ WNBC WELl WABY WNEW-To be announced W ABC-CBS: Bachelor's Children, director: WABY sketch (Old Dutch Cleanser): KDKA WICC (sw-15.21) WBNX-Amer_ Family Robinson WOR-MBS: Victor H_ Lintllahr: WOR-:Y1odern Rhythms News: WEAN WICC WSAN C.N.-Tunes for Two: WEAN WIP-Women in the News WEAN WMCA WIP \VOV -Morning Serenade WCAU (sw-21.52) .wOR WJAR WTIC WNLC WTHT WBRY WNLC WMCA-Aniee Ives' Womans Hr. NBC-Alice Cornett, songs: W JAR WTNJ-llCouncil of Churches Y.N.-Variations : WBRY WEAN WTNJ WNLC News : WINS WOV WOR-Hope Alden's Romance NBC-Happy Jack, songs: WTIC Musical Clock: WINS WBRY 9:00 EDT 8:00 EST News: WTNJ WBZ WAAT-Home Town Frolic WOV-Angelo Gloria & Coo. sketch (sw-15.33) WBZ KDKA-Shopping Cirele WBNX-German Housewife Hour WSAN-Concert Gems C. N.-Agricultural Series: WICe W AA T- llMorning Meditations * WJ Z-N BC: Breakfast Club; Vocalists; Don McNeill. m.c_; WAAT-IDA program WHN-Allen's Homemakers WBRY WTHT WCAU·:\1orning Serenade WDRC-AI White, pianist WLW -Virginians 11 :30 EDT 10:30 EST Dance Music: WELl WSAN WDRC-Treasure House Orch.; )lews: WBZ WABY WEAr-NBC : Streamliners; Fields WELl-Monday Revue WMCA-Better Hearing; News News: KDKA WNBC WELI-Today's Almanac * WABC-CBS: Big Sister, sketch & Hall; Orch.: WSAN WGY WGY-Musical Prgm. ; News WSAN-School for Wives WBNX-Parents' Forum WEVD-Frances Gerald, news (Rinso): WCAU WPRO WDRC WABC-CBS: Metropolitan Pa- WHN-Russ Morrow's Orch. WOKO WBZ-News; Noonday Lit tle Show WGY·Morning ~wing Session 10:45 EDT 9:45 EST WDRC-Ad -Liner rade: WPRO WDRC WCAU \VICC-Hymns of All Churches * WJZ-NBC: Vic & Sade, sketch WHOM·llReligious Prgm. WINS- New York Hour WGY-Dance Hour ; News WIP-Eight Bells & All's Wen WPG (5\\'-21.52) * WEAF-NBC-TODAY'S CHIL· (Crisco): KDKA WBZ WICC C.S.-Marion Reynolds, organist: WJAR-Dancing Mel odies dren, sketch (Pillsbury): WGY WEAN (sw-15.21) WHN ·Monday Matinee WLW-llPrayer Period WHOM -Italian Variety Prgm_ WELl WNBC WLW-Chandler Chats WJAR WTIC KYW WEAF-N BC: How to be Ch arm­ WMCA-Barnacle Bill, songs WOV-N eopolitan Songs; Tenor & Musical Roundup: WEAN WICC WN BC-Rhythms in Mi niature WABC-CBS : Ruth & Bill, songs : ing, sketch (Phillips): WJAR WNBC-Eight O'Clock Bus Orch. KDKA-Dot & P at W NEW-Richard Broo ks, news WOKO WDRC WCAU KYW WTIC WGY WOV-Public Service Review ' WPG-News; Musicale Interlude WAAT-Recorded for You WPG-Dick Lei bert, organist WJZ-NBC: Vi ennese Ensemble: WOR-MBS: Martha & Hal, songs: WPG-Far mer in the Dell WPRO-Fashions by Suzanne WPRO-News ; Man Oil the Street "VPRO-\!ews; Organ Interlude WBNX-Just About Time WBZ WABY WTHT WBRY WNLC NBC-Herman & Banta, songs: WBRY-N ews ; Mu sical Revue 10:00 EDT 9:00 EST MBS-The Couple Next Door, 12:15 EDT 11:15 EST 8:15 EDT 7:15 EST WHN-Lew White. organist ,ketch (Oxydol): WLW WSAN WHOM-Ger ma n Prgm. * WABC-CBS: PRETTY KITTY C.N.-Earle Lawrence, bar.: WICC C.S. -Three Clouds of Joy: WNBC * WABC-CBS: YOUR NEWS. * WEAF-NBC: Malcolm Claire: WINS-On Parade Ke lly, sketch (Wonder Bread): WEAN WTHT WBRY WINS WAAT-Madison Prgm. Parade; Edwin C. Hill (Lucky wnc WSA:-.J WJAR-Grace Hall, news WDRC WNLC WBNX-Organology Strike): WCAU WOKO WDRe WJZ - ~B C : Island Serenaders: WLW-Peter Grant, news WEAF-NBC: Mrs. Wiggs of the KDKA-Linda's First Love WHN-Bernard Levitow's Orch. WPG WPRO (sw-9.59) WABY WMCA -Mu sic & Verse Cabbage Patch, sketch (Old WAAT-Musical P ortfolio WINS-Morning Recital * WEAF-NBC: Story of Mary Y.N -George & Juanita: WEAN WNEW-Toast & Coffee English Wax): WGY WTlC WHOM -English for Beginners WIP-Echoes Marlin, sketch (Ivory Soap) : WI CC WNLC WOR-Ed Fitzger ald WJAR KYW WIP-Charles Knowl es, organi st WLW-We Live Again KYW WJAR WTIC WGY i),Mol'l1ing Devotions: WPRO WTIC-Radio Bazaar WJZ-NBC: The Story of Mary WMCA -Morris H. Siegel WNEW-Alan Courlney's Joymak- WLW ( sw-15.33) WNBC WELl WJAR WTNJ -Enchanting Moments Marlin, sketch (Ivory Snow): WOV-Singing Vaga bond & Orch_ ers WJZ-NRC: Grace & Scotty, songs KDKA-News ; Musical Clock WBZ KDKA ( sw-15.21) WPRO-Harillony Lane WOV-Song Varieties; Comedians & P alter; (News, WJZ only): WAAT-J ust About Time 9:15 EDT 8:15 EST NBC-Breen & de Rose: WSAN WSAN-Dance Orch.,.::: & Orch. WICC WABY WCAU-Melody Parade Y.N.- Gretchen McMullen's Kit­ C.N .-Melody Sweethearts: WEAN WPG-Colllll1unity Center Prgm. News : WBRY WINS WDRC-S hoppers Special chen: WTlC WICC WNLC WTHT WICC WINS WNLC 11:00 EDT '· 10:00 EST KDKA-Sunshine Special WEVD-ltalian Music WEAN News: WBRY WHN 11:45 EDT W:45 EST WAAT-Dancing Master WIP-News WABC-CBS : Ri chard Maxwell, WAAT-Tunes at Ten * WJZ-NBC: THE O'NEILLS. WB NX·RhyHllll Rhapsody WLW-Si ng, Neighbor Sing sketch (Ivory Flakes): KDKA songs: WPRO WDRC WCAU WBBR-Morning MUSIcale WEAF-N BC: Manhatters : WJAR W NBC -Tommy J ackson's Orch. WMCA-ll~Iornin g Meditations WBZ (sw-15.21) ( sw- 21.52) WBNX-La Rivista Italian a WTIC WSAN KYW WNLC-News; Signs of the Times WNEW·Slrike Up tne Band NBC-Streamliners : KYW WCAU·Morning :Vl elodies WEAF-NBC: David Harum. WOV-L' Uo mo Timido, sketch sketch ( Bab-O): WGY WTIC * WJZ-NBC: Edward MacHugh, WOR-Beauty Talk; Melodies KDKA-:\rlorning Merrymakers WELI-Doinl( the Town Gospel Singer (Ivory Soap): IV SAN-Organ Melodies KYW WJAR WTNJ ·Organ Mtl sic WBNX-This Rhythmic Age WHOM-J ewish Hour KDKA WBZ WLW (sw-15.21) WGY-Market Basket, Patricia WIP-Homemakers' Club * WABC-CBS: Heinz Magazine 12:30 EDT 11:30 EST of the Air ; " Trouble House," WABC-C BS: Aunt Jenny's Real 8:30 EDT 7:30 EST Sheldon WLW -Hymns of All Churches Life Stories (Spry) : WCAU WIP,Domestic Hel p Service sketch; Reed Kennedy, bar_: W ABC-CBS: Romance of Helel> WMCA-Today's Doings; Marie WDRC WOKO WPRO Trent, sketch (Edna Wallace WJ Z.-~ B C : Wm. :VIeeder, organ­ W JAR-Housewives' E xch ange B arron, songs B. A. Rolfe's Orch.; Guest: ist : KDKA WABY (sw-21.54) WOKO WPG WPRO WCAU WOR-NIBS: Organ Recital: Hopper) : WOKO WDRC WLW -llMorning Devotions W NBC-City P arade WTHT WBRY WAB C-C BS-J ack Shannon, inr.: WMCA-Happiness Circle WDRC WPRO WCAU (sw-9.59) W NEW·Make Believe Ballroom C.S.-Farm Flashes: WELl WNBC ( s\\'- 21.52) WNBC-News Chaulli llg' P oll ack, d ramati st WJZ-NBC: Joe Dumond & WOR-Ed Fitzgerald & Co . ; So- and PI'Odlh:e l' , will be t he WAAT' Roundu[, Cadets: KDKA WBZ (sw- WEAF -~ BC: Home So ngs ; Alden WOR-:viodern Li ving. P arrish !aists ; Leo Fl'eudberg's Orch. )Iagnzine of tile Ail' guest WEAN-News; Shopping Tunes 15.21 ) E dkins & Gertrude Foster, vo­ WOV-Three Star Mu sicale today. ~Iu skf\ l num be rs ill· WPG- Home Hour WGY-Marc Williams, songs WEAF-N BC : T hree Marshalls: cali sts ; J ohn Winters, organ­ WTNJ -Tune of the Day WPRO-Swami Akhilananda dude Goo tI :'lol'nill' by t he ist: K YW WTlC WLW WJAR 'oreiH' s tl'a, J u ~t W1NS-Swingin' on Down WBNX ~~ Rabbi Rubin MBS· Radioland Orch. : WNLC u ltrH - lllOth' I'1l mCI1JlS of * nHlio hrOl1ci c:1st, whell an WIP·Clare BrasIer, songs WCAU ~ Women's Club WAAT·Echoes of Poland Frequencies KBC Illinopitont> is tHl~en to KDKA·980 WHOM·1450 Monday WMCA·Don Kerr says WDRC~Voice of the Consumer; WBNX~Harlllony Hall Il (~'" (,x l';I\ ' atiotl ~ tIll' fit" the WNEW·Hollywood News News WELl·Salon Music Ki lL g' )101lIlCls, 'Vil'klifft> , Ky .. KYW·I020 WICC~600 WAAT -94~ WINS·1I80 WNLC·AI Marrote, songs WELl·Amer. Family Robinson WEVD·String Ensemble D,·. Ii'n in '''. l(ing", m e mber of the HOHl'd of Hegents of WABC·860 WIp·610 WOR ~ The P sychologist Says WGY·To be announced WABY·1370 WJ-AR·890 July 26 WINS ~ Aft ernoon Melodies the Alllhitlllfi Stnte Muse um WOV ·Musicale WHN-J ames Di xon's Orch. • WNBC·Familiar Melodies WBBM·770 WJZ·760 of Xatunll Histo l';\-; Hohert WBNX·1350 WLW·700 WTlC ~ Joyre Jordan, girl interne WICC~Federal Theater WOR-Allie Lowe Miles Club 1\h-Cormi(-k .r\ (lam~. one of WBRY·1530 WLWL·1l00 WIP~Hollywood Chatterbox WOY·Orama & Mu sicale his ns!';istnnrs. and ) (rs. WBT·I080 WMCA·570 1:30 EDT 12:30 EST Kill':;, \\,idt>!,r·kIlOWIl ethnolo­ WBZ·990 WNBC·1380 WMCA ~ D on Kerr Says WPG·Tea Time Topics g-i:;;t. all will C'OnIllH' Ut Oil WNBC· Rhumba Revue WPHO-Melodies, Old & New WCAU·1l70 WNEW·1250 * WJZ· NBC: Nat'l Farm & relics 1'('(, C' lI tly ullco,-el'ecl. Dr. WCBA·1440 WNLC·lSOO WPRO ~ Mabel Woolsey's Scra!J~ WQXR-Favorite Relrains and Mrs . King fire nationally WDRC.1330 WOKO·1430 Home Hour: KDKA WLW known for pre dons di~co\'er ­ book WE!l.F·G60 WOR ·no ViABY WSAN WBZ (sw- i('s lit t he ant"ipnt huried 3:45 EDT 2:45 EST WEAN·780 wnV·ll~O 15 11 ) 2:30 EDT 1:30 EST cin-, iOl'fl.tt'll fit tht" jUI1<'tioli WELl·900 WPG·llOO & of'th€" Ohio and thp ::\li:;sis­ WEAF-NBC : Words Music: WEAF·N BC : TH E O' NEILLS, f.lippi Ui q..ll's, W r. VD·1300 WPRO·6S0 KYW WTIC WJAR (sw~15.33) * WGN·720 WQXR·lSSO WEAF NBC: Bennett & WolveI'· sketch (Ivory Flakes): WGY WOR ~ MBS: Alpine Village Con· WGY·790 WSAN·1440 WABC·CBS : A 1'Il old Grimm's ton: KYW KYW WTlC WLW WJAR cert : WGN WHAM·1I50 W8M·GSO Daughter, skelch (Gold Med~ WJZ·NBC: Navy Band, dir. - ( sw~ 15.33) WAAT ~Unc l e Jonathan WHAS·820 WTAM·I070 * WHAZ·1300 WTHT·1200 al): WCAU WOKO WDRC LI. Chas_ Benter: WABY WBN)( ~ B ronx Tub_ Ass'n WBNX·The Hymn Book WPRO (sw·9.59, WHBI·1250 WTIC·I040 WEAN WICC WELl·A _ 1. Gritfiths, explorer & WBRY·Tune Up Time WHN·IOIO WTNJ·1280 Y .N~ Z ';n bler 's String Quart.t : WABC ~C BS : Montana Slim, cow· lecturer WEVO-Minciotti &. Co _. drama VIVIAN DELLA CHIESA WBRY WEAN WNLC . boy songs : WPRO WDRC WHOM·Geiger Shankman, piano WHAS ~Sa lt & Peanuts Chamberl ain Brown : WMCA WIP "Contented Hour" soprano WPG WOKO WCAU (sw· duo WHN ~ Don Albert's Orch. WPRO ~ Musica l Hotel Mon. 10 pm EDT (9 EST) WAAT·Musir.al Portfolio 959) WINS ~ D avid Lowe, NEW York WINS-Swing Session WTNrHillbilly Varieties WBNX·Max Kletter C.S_ ~ Dori s Peck Entertains: Reporter WIP-Fiesta Time WELl·Danceland WEtI WNBC WIP~WPA Prg. WLW-Houseboat Hannah 6:1)0 EDT 5:00 EST WGY·Betty & Bob Home Forum: WBZ KDKA WNBC·Explorer & Lectmer WNEW -S ports Roundup (12:30 p.m. Continued) WJZ·NBC: (News, WJZ only) WHN -Joe Venuti's Orch. To be announced: WTHT WBRY WQXR·Talk W N LC·Casino bv t he Thames * WICC ·News & Roundup Army Band, Capt. Thomas F . C.S.·Polish Variety Prgm.: WNBC Variety Time: WLW WHN WOV~Journal oi the Air WNBC·Matinee Darcy, cond.: WHAM WABY WELl WBNX·Your Leisure Hours 4:0" EDT 3:00 EST WPG·Sports; Surprise Limited WNEW ~ Words & Mu sic Vi ABC~CBS: Howard Phillips. News: WIP WOR WGY~Bradley Kincaid, songs WQXR ~ Y ounr; Peoples Concert ' WOR ~ He alth; Melody Moments bar_ : WHAS WOKO WBT WHBl ~Gab rieleen Prgm. WEAF·NBC: Lorenzo Jones, W SM~Wnman Looks at the New. WAAT·Broadwayites WEAF·NBC: Mario Cozzi, bar. & WOV·Theater of the Ail sketch (Phillips) : WGY WTlC WTAM~Art Museum WBNX·M. Montgomery, ventrilo. WINS·Katzman's Orch. Christine J ohnsoR, sop_: W,SM WIP ~ Melody Matinee KYW W,IAR (sw.15.33) WT N J ~ News quist (sw ~ 953) 1:45 EDT 12:45 EST WJAR·WPA _ Educational Prgm , W ABC ~ CBS: Bob Byron. songs : WBRY·Musical Journey News: WTIC WJAR WEAN WABC·CBS : Hollywood in Person Stand & Band WOKO WCAU (sw~9.59~15.27 ) WGY·Farm Prgm. WM CA~ Grand 5:1'5 EDT 4:15 EST WICC KDKA WNLC (Gold Medal): WOKO WCAU Stan d: SP.oo.ts; Variety WJZ ~N BC : Club Matinee; Harry WHN~Cotton Pickin' Time WB13M ~ H owa rd Neumiller, pianist WDRC WPRO (sw~9.59) ViN LC~Studio P arty Kogen's Orch.; Vocalists; WEAF·NBC: While the City WINS~ N oonday Frolic WBIL ~D inn e r Hour Musicale Y.N.·Affairs of t he Hemingways: WSAN·Kitchen Klub Ransom Sherman, m_c.: WBZ Sleeps (Dar i ~ Rich) : WTAM WJAR~Farm Chat WBRY:Waste of Time WBRY WEAN WICC WINS KDKA WICC WABY ( sw· WGY WJAR WTIC ,(sw·15.33) WLW~Live Stocks & Markets WBZ-News; Little Show; Sports Dance Orch.: WNLC WPG 2:45 EDT 1:45 EST 15.21 ) W ABC~CBS: Eton Buys Quartet: WMCA~Home T alk; K. H aeseler WCAU-Ben Alley, tnr_ & Organ WAAT ~ Mu s ic Box * WOR·MBS: Flash Stakes & WOKO WPRO WDRC WPG WNEW~Richard Brooks, news WDRC-Dinner Dance music WBNX·Sophie Kemper, sop. WABe· CBS: MYRT & MARGE, Amer. Legion H andicap, Sara­ WBT WCAU WBBM (sw·9.59~ WNLC~AI Rudd, Jr., pianist * WGN·Swing It WGY ~ Household Chats, Betty sketch (Super Surts) : WOKO toga Race Track: WNLC 15.27) WOV~Dramatic Sketch WGY·News; Melody Time Lennox WDRC WCAU WPRO (sw· Cocktail Capers: WAAT WBNX WJZ·N BC: Escorts & Betty: WPG~Mid ~day Melody Parade WHAZ -Scollv's Orch. WHN-Ruby Newman's Orch_ 959) WBBM ~ Man on the Street . WEAN WSM WICC WHAM WSAN ·Luncheon Dance WHN.Inquiring Reporter WOR·Bide Dudley's Theater Club WEAF·NBC: Girl Interne; Joyce WELI·Museum of Music WBZ WINS-Baseball Game 12:45 EDT 11:45 EST Jordan WEVD·Kalwaryjskie' s Orch. KDKA· Kiddies' Klu b 2:00 EDT 1:00 EST NBC~Jo h nny O'Brien's Orch.: WHOM·Mago dell'Aria WAAT·Madison Prgm_ WIP~Today's Winners WEAF ~N BC: Rosa Lee, sop.: WLW~Toy Band WABC·CBS: News Through a WJAR WTIC WINS· Blue Skies WBNX· Birth of the NelVs ; Cam~ WLW WMCA·Broarlway Bill. race newo Woman's Eyes, Kathryn Cra· MBS·Organ . Recital: WTHT WIP ~ Mu s ic for You era Club \-lNBC~Rhythm Revue WABC ~ CBS : Our Gal, Sunday, vens (Pontiac): WOKO WORC WNLC WBRY WLW ~Old Fashioned Girl WBRY -Piano Melodies WNEW-Make Believe Ballrom sketch (Anacin): WOKO WCAU WPRO (sw.9.59) ~"vs: WNBC WPG WEll W NBC~Afternoon Sports Revue WBZ-Doris Tirrell, organist WPRO WDRC WCAU (sw· WOFt~Ullc l e Don, children's prgm. WEAF·NBC: Jerry Sears' Orch.: WBNX· Hollywood Brevities WOV ~Arma ndo Rossi, news WGY -Chandu the Magician WPRO~News; Mu sical Hotel 9.59) WJAR KYW WGY·Better Business Bureau WPG ·News; Surprise Limited WHAS-Tip and Tap WJZ~NBC: Helen Jane Behlke, WQXR-Piano Recital C.N_ -Coast Guard Acad_ Band_: WHBT ~ Medeleine Turk WPHO ~ Italian Ranio Review WHN~~Holy Cross Church songs: WBZ KDKA (sw, WTAM ~ Fact & Fancies WHN·Netherland Plaza Ensemble WQXR·Classical Selections WINS~Rendezvous for Two WBRY W"LC WTHT WICC WTNJ~PoQple's Choice Prgm_ 15.21 ) C.S.-Behind P age One: WELl WINS-Musical Moments • WSAN·~Watch Tower; Tea WIP-Folk Song Lady Refreshment Time: WJAR WTIC W:.IBC WLIV·Betty and Bob, sketch Time Melodies \\,L \V -Foll r Modernaires . 6:15 EDT 5:15 EST WSAN WAAT-On the Mall vVOR -Organ Recital WNBC-Fraternity News WOR~MBS: We Are Four * W13NX~Livia Chill, sop. WOV-Mimi Aguglia & Co., sketch 4:15 EDT 3 :15 EST WKEW-Richard Brooks' Com· WABC~CBS: Foul' Stars, girls' (Libby, McNeill & Libby) WEAN-WPA Educational Series WQXR-Revelers ments quartet: WOKO WHAS WDRC ICBS~Earl Moyer's Orch.: WMCA WEAF·NBC: Personal Column of WGY ~He ll o Peggy WOR -Women Make the News WPRO 3 :00 2:00 EST the Air (Chipso): WJAR WGY WIP WHBI~~Goodwill Mission EDT WOV ~Yo ice of Montecatini Y_N.~Baseball & Racing Results: Luncheon Music: WNBC WNLC KYW WTIC (sw~ 1533) WHN·Dramatic Play WEAF~NBC: Pepper Young's WTNJ ·Mall on the Street WEAN WICC WTlC News: WAAT WELl WABC ~CBS : Dictators: WDRC WINS-Song Contest Family. sketch (Camay): WGY KDKA-Azinsky's String Ensemble WBNX~Polish Orch. WOKO WCAU WBBM (sw. W I P ~ Dance Orch_; Melody Ride WJAR WTIC WLW KYW WBBM-Truman Bradley WHN ~ Freshman Follies 15_27-9.59) 5:30 EDT 4:30 EST \vMCA~Street Forum; Beauty (s\V ~1 533) WBT-Grady Cole WNEW-Microphone in the Sky WAAT ~0 ff the Record \VOR-l\1artha Deane, \"lomen's hr. WABC~CBS: Col. Jack Major : WCA U~Sports ; Song Favorites WHOM -Italian Variety WJZ·NBC: Kellogg's Singing WOV -Musical Novelties WOKO WPRO WDRC WPG * WGN-To be announced 1:00 EDT 12:00 EST WINS·Katzman's Orch_ Lady, Ireene Wicker: WhAM WQXR-Luncheon Dance Music WCAli (sw~ 15.27~959) WGY -Lullaby Time WL\V· Kitty Keene, Inc. WBI: WLW KDKA (sw·15.21) WABC~CBS: Betty & Bob, NBC-Navy Band: WBZ WHN ~ Musical Moments * WOR -News, Dave Driscoll WEAF-NBC : Don Win slow of the sketch (Gold Medal): WCAU 2:05 EDT 1:05 EST WOR·MBS: Benny Davis' \,VI P-Vi.ncent Rizzo's Ens. * WOV ~ Dancing Moods Navv. sketch : WTAM WJAR WJAR~Dancing Melodies WPRO WDRC WOKO (sw· * WEAF~N BC : Opera "Falstaff" Stardust Royue: WNLC KYVV WTIC (slV~15J3) WSAN ~ Radio Varieties WLIV -Tom IllY and Betty 9.59) by Verdi from Salzburg: KYW C.N_~Baseball; Boston Bees vs. WABC·CBS : Doris Kerr, songs: WJZ~NRC: Love & Learn, WNBC·Harmony Hall WJAR WTIC Cincinnati Reds : WEAN WTHT WOKO WHAS WDRC WPRO sketch: WABY Artu ro ITos(,flui ni, celebrated: WBRY 4:30 EDT 3:30 EST WNLC~Dick DeNoia, so n ~s ltali;:lll m;)t'stro, will open WBT WBBM (sw-15.27) WEAF~NBC: Markets: Weather Organ Recital: WQXR WOV WQXR ~News ; Organ Interlude the t hird se:)SOIi of 111'OC:1'[lll1 S WEAF ~N BC: Sophisticated Rhy- WOR ~M BS: Rudy Bundy's Orch. WOR~MBS: Luncheon Dance Mu· KDKA~Tea Dance WTAM~Trailer Tim from tlw famo1lS Stllzh ur ~ thm: KYW WTIC WJAR WGN sic .-\n ~ tTin Festinll ill with the WBNX-To be announced WLW (sw· 1533) Clemenle Giglio Players: WEVO NBC-Joe White, tnr.: KYW first Rct of Verdi's opera , WELl· Rhythm & Romance 6:30 EDT 5:30 EST ·' ~"al:-:;t;]ft' . " Snl:dJtng, a small WABC·CBS: Play Days : WPRO WNBC WSAN (sw.15.33) WEVD~String Ensemble :.lnd victure:-:;q ue c ity high in WCAU WBBM (sw - 15 _ 27~9.59) WAAT -5 :30 Club News: WEAN WICC WJAR tile .Ups ncal" the German WHBI·Baseball Game * WABC·CBS : NEWS; DAILY WOR ~ ~1BS: Ray Keating's Orch_ WBRY-Home Beautiful WNLC WTIC frontier, is the scene eflch WHN·Baseball; Jersey City vs. Sports Resume (Chesterfield): WNLC WCAU-Sleepy Hollo\\- Boys CS_~Organ Echoes: WELl WNBC S lllllll1{'r of perhaps the grE'<.1 to hide him­ 3 :30 EDT 2:30 EST WLW~ l n~Laws self in ~ clot"hes hfl.~k('t, la­ * WJZ·NBC: Nellie Revell. Phil· WJZ ~NBC: Herman Middleman's WNBC·Hidden Names & Melodies osophy: WABY I\DKA (sw· b'r clumped into the Tlull1le~, 5:00 EDT 4:00 EST Orch_: WSM WHAM KDKA amI to kcrp n rendez\-ous * WEAF·NBC: Vic & Sade, WNLC-Progressive Six 15_21 ) (SIV~ 15.21) ill a haunted S}>ot of ,"Yind­ sketch (Crisco): WGY WTIC WEAF·NBC: Carol Weymann, WQXI{~Speaker's Forum ~O\\- ]j'on'st. News: WBRY WDRC WEAN MBS~Tom, Dick & Harry (Fels KYW WLW WJAR (sw- 501'- : WTIC WJAR KYW ' VSM-Financial News; Dance Mu· Naphtha): WLW 1533) WGY WICC ~HN WPG WNBC sic 2:15 EDT 1:15 EST WIP WAAT-Jav Laurence Cooke * WABC·CBS: Pop Concert; WABC~CBS: Clyde Barrie, bar.: WTIC-Wrightville Clarion WBNX - H~rlem Welfare Forum WABC~CBS: Jack & Loretta Howard Barlow. conducting: WDR C WPHO WBT WCAU WBBM~Ftlnny Things WBZ-Four of Us WBRY~Piano Moods Clemens, songs & patter (Kirk­ WDRC WCAU' WOKO (sw· WOKO WBBM ( sw~ 15 _ 27~9.59) 6:45 EDT 5:45 EST WBZ~Pie Plant Pete & Bashful man's Soap): WOKO 15_27-959) WJZ·NBC: Disco vering Am er· WEVD·Laura Boccia & Nino * Rolli. S,1n!(S Joe CBS-Milton Charles, organist: WJZ-NBC: Let's Talk It Over; ica at Wickliffe, Ky_ : WEAN WABC ~CBS: George Hall 's Orch_: WEAN -Talking on the Sidewalk WCAU (sw~959) Alma Kitchell, contI'. & m.c. ; WICC WHAM KDKA WABY WG Y -Hawaiians WBT WCAU WDP.C WOKO WGY-Hymn, of all Churches C.N_~Coast Guard Acad. Band: Guest Speakers: WBZ WABY (sw.15.21) WIII'S~Racing Results; News (sw-959) VvHN-News WEAN WICC KDKA WSAN (sw. Ameriefl ' :-:' Pfl.st ,yill be lillkpd WMCA~Today's Winners WEAF~NBC: IJijJy & Betty, WICC-Betty & Bob WAAT-Impressions on Wax 15_21 ) with til(' present through thd WOR-Junior G ~Me n sketch 30 Radio Guide • Week Ending July 31. 1937 * WJZ-NBC: Lowell Thomas, WABC-CBS: Hollywood Observer WICC·Summer Concert Series WHN·News 10:15 EDT 9:15 EST news commentator (Sun Oil): (Noxzema); Del Casino, tnr.; WIP·Johnny Graff's Or,ch. WHOM-Capt. Garofalo, news WJZ·NBC: Paul Martin's Orch. : WLW WBZ KDKA WEAN Ray Block's Orch." (sw.l1.83) WINS·Sport's Alley WINS-Symphonetla KDKA WEAN WBZ W ABY Monday WTAM WHAM (sw-15.21) CBS·J ack Shannon, so ngs : WBT WMCA-Three Little Funsters WNEW·Baseball ; New ark vs, ( sw·6.14) NBC-Arty Hall's Radio Rubes : WOKO WNBC·Worthy Hills' Orch. Rochester WHAZ·Frances Dahlm Emery, WJAR KYW WTIC WSM * WOR-MBS: The Lone Ranger, WNLC-The Lamplighter WOR·Charioteers sop. July 26 C.N .-Racing Results: WTHT sketch (Silvercup) WPG·Hollywood Cavaliers WPG-ll.Rev. Robert Frazer WICC-Rocky Mountaineers Musical Moments : WBRY WICe CBS·Neal O'Hara's Radio Gaz­ WPRO·Ferde Grofe's directs WQXR·Piano Recital WPG·Dance Orch. Sports: WGY WHN ette: WDRC WPRO WQXR·Organ Recital WQXR·Just Mu sic WAAT-Walkathon NBC·Midge Williams. songs: 9:15 EDT 8:15 EST WBBM·Across The Dinner Table WTIC WJAR K)WN 8:15 EDT 7:15 EST 10:30 EDT 9:30 EST WBIL-Your City & You NBC-John Herrick, bar. ; Orch. : WBNX·Health & Music NBC-Good Time Society : WICC 0' WGN·Four Californians KDKA ( sw-15.21) WHAM·Frank Morgan & Guests WABC-CBS: "Your Neck the WHAS·Melody Cruise Frank Morgan & Guests: WEAN WHAM WHAZ·M ary Bass Woods": WPRO WOKO WBT WICC WBNX·Homeland Hour WHN·Darktown Strutters J am- WDRC (sw-11.83) WHAZ-[lReligious Talk Carl Carmer will present folk WINS· Drama ; Dance Music Spor ts: WGN WHAM WHAZ·The Health Hunters boree · WHOM ·Italian Prgm. t~l] e~ and s tories of " T exas, WIP-Uncle WIP WBBM·Men of Zest WHOM· Visions of Italv the Lone Star State, " in his WINS· New Ideas WMCA·Today's Baseball WBIL-S y mpho n i~ Moods WICC-To be announced "Your ~eck '0 ' the ,,-roods" WNBC·Rhythm Club WBNX·Triangle Concert WIP·Musical Footnotes WINS·OnParade bl'ondcast. WEAF.NBC : Al Donahue's Orch. : WN-LC-Supper Dance WBRY-To be announced WMCA·Concertaires WOR·Muscial Moments WOR·Johnny Hauser's Orch. WCAU·Jack Randolph, songs WPG·Fishing Prgm. KYW WTAM WJAR (sw-9.53) WPRO·Dressing Room Interview WDRC-Famous Artist< on the 9:30 EDT 8:30 EST WJZ-NBC: Nat'l Radio Forum; Guest Speaker : WBZ KDKA JIM JORDAN WQXR·C~lIo Recital Air 11:30 EDT 7:30 EST WEAN WICC WABY (sw-6.14) Fibber McGee of WTNJ-Music As You Like It WGY-Jim Healey. commentator * WEAF-NBC: H 0 U R 0 F "Fibber McGee & Molly" WEAF-NBC: The Voice, of CHARM (General Electric): WOR-MBS-Henry Weber's Pa­ WHAS-ll.Religious Prgm. * * Mon. 9 pm EDT (8 EST) 7:00 EDT 6:00 EST WHAZ·Texas Kid Firestone; Margaret Speaks, Phil Spitalny's Girls ; Maxine geant of Melody: WBRY WGN WHN-Portraits in Oil sop. ; Mixed Chorus; Orch" Al­ vocaJist; Rosaline Greene, NBC- Burl'S & Allen: WSM (also * WEAF-NBC: AMOS 'N' ANDY, WHOM·Cassinelli Prgm. fred Wallenstein, cond.: WSM m.C. : WGY WLW KYW at 8 p.m.) sketch (Pepsodent): WJAR WIP-For Men Only WJAR WTAM WTIC KYW WSM WJAR WTAM WTIC Russ Lyon' s Orch. : WHN WLW WGY (sw·9.53) (also see WBBM-Jack Randolph, songs KYW WGY WTIC (sw-9.53) WMCA-Harriet Brent, songs ( sw.9.5B) WIP·Stoney McLinn, sports; in- 11 :30 p.m.) (also see 11 p.m.) WNBC·Organ Treasures * WJZ-NBC: Shakespeare Series WBNX-La Rinascente terlude WABC·CBS: Poetic Melodies WNEW·Irish Prgm. * WABC-C.BS: Pick & ' Pa-t, starring John Barrymore; To­ WCAU·Voices of the Evening WMCA·Georgian Girls «,medians (Dill's Best); Ed· (W rig ley . Gum) Franklyn WNLV-[lNovena Devotions night's drama, " Taming of WGY-Musical Kaleidoscope WNEW·Dance Parade ward Roecker. bar.; Benny MacCormack, poetry: Jack WSM·Jack's Mi ssouri Mountain- the Shrew" : WICC WEAN WHAS·The Grab Bag WOR-Sammy Kaye's Orch_ Fulton, tnr.: Carlton Kelsey's eers Krueger's Orch. : WOKO WBT KDKA WBZ WAi¥ (sw.11.87) WHAZ-Studio Prgm. Orch.: WOKO WDRC WCAU WTAM-Evensong WBBM WDRC WCAU WPRO * WOR-MBS: Esplanade Con­ WHOM-Syrian Prgm. 11:30 EDT 10:30 EST WPRO WBT (sw-l1.83·959> WTNJ'·New5 (sw-l1.83-6.06> (also see 11 :30 cert: WBRY WGN WIP-Committe of "70," talk p.m.) (also see 11 p.m.) WBNX·Czechoslovac Radio Club WMCA·Worthy Hills Orch. WEAF·NBC : Emery Deutsch's WJZ·NBC:Allwite Melody Revue; 7:45 EDT 6:45 EST * WJZ-NBC: Goldman Band WHAM·Baseball; Newark vs. WPG-Dance Hour Orch. : WGY WJAR WTIC John B. Gambling ; Hugh Bar­ Concert: KDKA WBZ WEAN Rochester WTiC·Guy Hedlund & Co. KYW WSM WTAM (sw-9.53) WEAF-NBC: 'Passin" Parade WICC (sw-l1.87) rett's Orch. ; Jean O'Neill, sop.; (Duart Sales) : KYW WHAZ-Bill Barbour W ABC-CBS: Bernie Cummins' Barry McKinley & Tune Twist­ WOR·MBS: Let's Visit, with Jer­ WHBI·Eddie Leitner's Orch. 10:45 EDT 9:45 EST Orch.: WPRO WCAU WDRC * WABC-CBS: Boake Carter ry Driscoll: ers : WEAN WBZ WHAM WSM commentator (Philco): WBBM WIP-Three Pals of Harmony News: WIP WCAU WPG WOKO WBT (sw·l1.83) MBS-The Lone Ranger (Sil· KDKA WICC WABY (sw- WDRC WHAS WCAU WPRO * WMCA·Amateur Hour WBBM·Melodie Time WJZ·NBC : Eddie Varzos' Orch.: 11 .87) ver Cup Bread): WGN WQXR·Poetic License WHAZ·Lionel Cross, bar. WEAN WABY WBZ WBT WOKO (sw·11.83-9.59) For Men Only : WHN WLW WBBM-News (also see II :15 p.m.) WHN-Paul Pierson's Orch. NBC-Voice of Firestone: KPO WBIL·Dansant German Hour: WBNX WHAM WLW·Angelo, Italian tnI'. KOA (also at 8 :30 p.m.) WJZ-NBC: Sisters of the Skillet. WBRY·Jack Riley, songs 9:45 EDT 8:45 EST WBNX·Spanish Hour East & Dumke WPG·Dance Orch. CBS·Pick & Pat : WHAS (also at WBRY·Sports Round Up WHAS·Freddie Rich's Orch. NBC-J ohn Herrick. vocalist : WGN-News; High Lights of 8:30 p.m.) WGN-Palmer House Concert WHAZ ·Sports 11:00 EDT MBS-Jack Denny's Orch. : WGN WABY WBZ \VIP·Dance MU'sic Sports 10:00 EST WHAZ·Social Security Act Talk NBC-Roy Campbell's Royalists: WBRY WMCA -Herb's Orch. WH:\Z·Colonia l Players WHN-Jack Randolph, songs / WTAM WJAR WHN·Jack Eigen's Ne wsreel * NBC-AMOS 'N' ANDY (PEP­ KDKA-Dance Orch. WQXR·Classical Selections sodent): WLW WTAM WSM WINS-Silvern at the Console Y.N.·Fred Lang, news and views: WINS-Dance Mu sic WBBM-News with Todd Hunter (also at 7 p.m.) WIP·Make Believe Ballroom , WTHT WBRY WEA N WIP·American Legion Hour WBNX-Midnight Classics 8:45 EDT 7:45 EST WEAF·NBC: Jerry Blaine's Orch.: WLW·Eichstadt's String Ensem- WBIL·Pino Bonternpi, tnr.; Or- WLW·Paul Pierson 's Orch. WHOM-Opera Hour . ble (sw-9.53) WMCA·Beauty Talk; Martin WICC-Zinn Arthur's Orch. chestra WBRY-To be announced; News WABC·CBS: Tomorrow's News WMCA·Joe Tobin Says WGN ·Accordiana Starr WIP·Benny Meroff's Orch. WHAS·Organ Magic Tonight; Andre Baruch (Lib­ WNBC·Dance Music WG Y -Banjoleers WLW-Barney Rapp's Orch. WHAZ-Mary Hennessey, sop. erty ): W ABC only ; Ted Lewis' WNLC- 1<:3Y & Her Cadets WHAM·News; Music 10:00 EDT 9:00 EST WMCA-Mitchell Ayres' Orch. WOR·Stan Lomax, sports WHBI·Sally's Ensemble Orch. : WPRO ( sw-ll.&1) WaR-Mickey Alpert's Orch. WHAZ·Carl Mattison WINS·Curtain Calls WQX R·Classical Selections WEAF-NBC: Carnation Con­ WJZ-NBC : (News, WJZ only). WHOM ·Gaudio' Prgm. WIP·Olympiam Orch. * WTAM ·Sports; Baseball Scores tented Prgm.: direction of Jolly Coburn's a r ch.: WABY 11:45 EDT 10:45 EST WICC·Bridgeport Medical Society WPG·Gus Haenschen' s Orch. WTNJ·Polish Prgm. Frank Black: WTIC WGY CBS-Poetic Melodi.s (Wrigley): KDKA-H. Middleman's Orch. WIP·Fur Trappers WBBM WHAS (also at 7 p.m.) WLW-Bob Newhall, sports WJAR WTAM WSM KYW WBBM-Manhattan Mother 9:00 EDT 8:00 EST News: WTfC WBRY WDRe 7:15 EDT 6:15 EST WMCA ·News (sw·9.53) T oni g h t's " Contented Hour" WPG WEAN WICC WJAR Ir WEAF-NBC: UNCLE EZRA'S WNBC- Dick Jurgen's Orch. 12:0i) EDT 11:00 EST * WEAF-NBC : FIBBER MC: features old-time f arm f a ­ WOR KDKA WMCA Radio Station (Alka Seltzer): WNEW·To be announced vorites. V iviau Della Chi esa Gee & Molly. comedy sketch WBNX·Spani sh Herald WTAM WJAR WGY WTIC WSM ·News ; Sports Review (Johnson's Wax); Marian & wil1 sing " Co llliu' T hrough WEAF-N BC : Larry Burke, tnr.; T he Hye." T he Lullaby WBT·Variety Prgm. KYW ( also see 11 :15 p.m.) WTIC·The Family Doctor Jim J ordan ; Hugh Studebaker, Dance Orch. : WTIC WJAR Lady 's selection wi ll be WBZ-News; Roundelay KYW WGY ( sw-9.53) W ABC ·CBS: Song Time, with WTNJ·Country Boy vocalist; Bill Thompson; Ted ';PraiJ'ie L ullaby." Herman WCAU-Larry Vincent, songs; WABC-CBS: Bob Crosby' s a rch. : Gordon Grah am, bar., host; Weems' Orch.: WLW WGY La,I.'sscn, bari tone, offers 0 11 Around the Town WPG WOKO WDRC WBT Holl ace Shaw & Ray Heather· 8:00 EDT 7:00 EST KYW WTIC WJAR WTAM " Home the Uallge." Sel· 1ec t ioll s by the o l' chestra nnd WG Y·News; Geo. Hall's Orch. WCAU ton: WBT ( sw· ll.83) WSM (also see 12 mid.) ((uRr tet in clude : Reuben. WHAZ ·Amer. Family Robinso n WJZ·NBC: Jesse Crawford's ICBS·Five Star Final: WMCA * WEAF-NBC: Burns & Allen WABC-CBS-Shakespeare Cy­ Old Oaken B ucket; Ark ansas (Grape Nl\ts); Tony Martin; It: WHN -Calling All Parties WIP WPRO cle: WOKO WBBM WBT Traveler; \Val I Swan ; P ut Orch.: WEAN WICC WABY Ray Noble's Orch.: WTIC 0 11 You r Old Gray Bonnet; WHOM ·Spanish·American Hour WBZ C.N .·Dance Orch. : WNLC WTHT WDRC WHAS WCAU WPRO WTAM WJAR WGY WLW \Va it Till t he Sun Shines WIP-Man About Town ; pianist WOR·MBS : Tomm y Dorsey's WBRY ( sw·6.06-1I.83) KYW ( also see 10 :30 p.m.) :\'el1 ie; ,\VheJl the Harvest Orch.: WGN WBBM·Sports " Julius C~ es a l''' will be the Days ure Ol'er; Louisiana 11:15 EDT 10:15 EST WBIL·The Human Side of the * WABC-CBS: Horace Heidt"'s t hird p resentation of Colum­ Hayr ide. T he ol'chestra of­ CB S· Horace Heidt's Orch. : KNX L 3\1 Orch. (Alemite) : WOKO bia 's Sha kespeare cycle. f er s ;''!'ur k ey i n the Straw. " WEAF ·NBC : J erry Bl aine' s Orch.: ( also at 8 p.m .) WBBM WBT WDRC WHAS Cla ude Rains w ill play t he WABC-CBS: Wayne King's WTIC WJAR WSM WGY NBC-Fibber McGee & Molly: WCAU·Alias Jimmy Valentine part of Cassins, a nd Co nway * WDRC·Famous Artists WCAU ( sw·l1.836.06) (also Tearl e wi n be t he narra tot'. Orch. (Lady Esther) : WOKO KYW WLW (sw-9.53) KPO KOA (also at 9 p.m.) WGN·Concert Trie soe 12 mid.) B I' ew8ter :Jl organ d irects. WHAS WCAU WPRO WBT NBC- J oll y Coburn's Orch. : KDKA News : WLW WSM WHAM WHAS·News room WJZ·N BC : Good Time Society, The cast a lso incltHJ es t hree WBBM WDRC (sw-ll .83 ·6.06> (sw·6.14 ) KDKA-Art Shaw's Orch. other Il ota hl e stars of stage WOR-MBS: ll.Elder Michaux' NBC-Uncle Ezra' s Radio Station: WBBM-AI Trace' s Orch. (CBS) WHA Z·Ray Campbell AIl·Ne!!ro Revue: KDKA WBZ and screen, R aymond Mas­ * WHN· Racing Results WABY WSM (sw-l1.87) se.L : " 'aIte r Abel :.t nd Regi­ co ngregation : WB RY KPO KOA (also at 7:15 p.m.) WHAS·Baseball: Loui ~ ville vs_ WINS-The Globetrotter * WOR-MBS : Jazz Nocturne: nald Dell ll,\" WBNX-Rivista detlt\'.:,Sera CBS·Boake Carter (Philco) : Toledo WLW·Jimmy J ames' Orch. WBRY WTHT * NBC-Goldman Band Concert: WGN ·J ack Denny's Orch. KNX KSL (also at 7 :45 p.m.) WHN·Male Quartet WOR·Frank Morgan & Guests WBNX·All Is Baloney WABY WHN-Sports Parade CB S-Ted Lewis' Orch. : WBT WIP-E arl Moyer's Orch. WEAN·Spelling Bee MBS·J oe Sanders' Orch. : WGN WHOM-Irish Music WDRC WOKO WHAS WCAU WMCA ·Larry Lee' s Orch. 7:30 ·EDT 6:30 EST WGN-Eddy Duchin' s Orch. ICBS·Drama Recording : WMCA WINS· River of Dreams WPG WTAM·News; Beecher's Orch. WHAM· Mu sical Mom ents WIP WIP-News ; Milton Kellem's Or- Y.N.-Dance Orch.: WEAN WBRY * WJZ-NBC: HORLICK'S LUM WHAZ-Looking at Troy; Trio; WBNX·German Concert Music chestra \vICC 12:3.0 EDT 11:30 EST And Abner. skelch': WLW Camera Club WBRY-Three Naturals & Guests WLW·Sports on P a.ade Musical Mo ments : WBBM WTAM NBC· Vox Pop: KPO KOA (also WBZ WHBI·Orch. WHAM-Laff Parade WMCA-Amateur Hour WB Z·Sports. Bill Williams at 9 p.m_ Tues.) WEAF-NBC: House Jamison, WHN-Irving Aaronson's Orch. WHA Z·Rollicking Roosters WPG·Pier Orch. WG N·J oe Sanders' Orch. comm. ; Nat Brusiloff's Orch. WHOM·Guili a Amauli WHBI·Revue WQX R·Hugh Fraser, bar. WHAZ·Blackstone Rangers End of Mond.y Programs CONTESTS ON THE AIR

SUNDAY which is fou nd in container of sponsor's product. 9 p.m. EDT (8 p.m. EST) , NBC netw·ork. Vox for West at 12 :30 a.m. EDT ( 11 :30 p.m. EST)_ 7 :45 p.m. EDT (6:45 p.m. EST) , NBC network. 11 :15 a.m. EDT (10 :15 a.m. EST) and 4 :15 Pop. Broadcast for West, Monday at 12 :30 a.m. Listeners asked to read a designated story in Jingle program. Broadcast fo r West at I I p.m. p.m. EDT (3 :15 p.m . EST) Monday through EDT ( 11:30 p. m. EST ) . 10 wrist watches weekly magazine. $100 cash prize awarded to best letter EDT ( 10 p.m. EST) . Jingle co ntest, wrist watch Friday, NBC network. Personal Column of the for questions or problems. Contest closes Thurs­ telling how entrant would have handled the situa­ prI zes. Air. $10.00 awarded for every letter (about spon­ day fo llowing broadcast each week. tions or problems given in story. Letters must MONDAY so r's produ ct) sen t in and used for advertising. 11 :15 p.m. EDT (10:15 p.m. EST), CB S Mid­ be in by Thursday following broadcast. 10 a.m. EDT (9 a.m. EST and 12 :15 p.m. 9 p.m . EDT (8 p.m. EST). NBC network. west network on ly. Minute Mysteries. $50 cash EDT (11 :15 a.m. EST), NBC network. Monday Fibber McGee and Mo ll v. Broadcast for West at award weekly for correct solution with the best SATURDAY through Friday . The Story of Mary Marlin. 5 12 mid EDT (I I p.m. EST) . 1 au tomobile trailer brief statement of the motive for the dramatized 7:30 p.m. EDT (6:30 p.m. EST), NBC network. first prizes of $1,000.00 each and 1,250 prizes of and severa] cash prizes awarded each week, fo r 12 crim e. Closin g date is Saturday following broad· Un cle Jim's Question Bee. Merchandise prizes two pairs of silk stockings awarded weekly. Con­ weeks, for best letters, of 50 ' wo rds or less, about cast. fo r questions and answers used on program. test also on the O' Neill broadcast and the Tues· product. All entries must be postmarked no later THURSDAY 9 p.m. EDT (8 p.m. EST), CBS network. Pro­ day nigh t " Vi c and Sadelf broadcast. than Sunday fo ll owing each broadcast . 10 p.m . EDT (9 p.m. EST), CBS network. fesso r Quiz. Broadcast for West at 12 midnight 10:45 a.m. EDT (9 :45 a.m. EST). NBC net­ Your True Adventures. Monthly grand prize of EDT ( 11 p.m. EST ) . Prizes : First, automobil e; work. Monday through Friday. Today's Children. TUESDAY $250, and weekly prize of $25 for best "True second, electric refrigerator ; Ithird, electric FiI:st prize, . $1,00 0 ; second, $250 ; and 108 other 8 p.m. EDT (7 p.m . EST), NBC network. Adventures" story contributed by listeners and range; fourth, elec tric washer j fifth, electric cash prizes. Contestants must send in their choice Husbands and Wives. The persons sending in best used on program. ironer ; also 102 other (cash) prizes beginning at of a name fo r " Innes Cake" with name and ad­ solution to questions given on progr~ m will be FRIDAY $50. Conditio ns of co ntest: Lists of five ques­ ,hess printed on same sheet of paper. Attac h to invited to studio to broadcast in person their 9:30 p.m. EDT (8:30 p.m. EST) . NBC network. tions and answers to be used on broadcasts. See this sheet a picture cut out. of the reci pe fo lder answers. True Story Court of Human Relations. Broadcast Your Nash or Kelvin ator dealer for entry blank. Radio Guide • Week Ending July 31, 1937 31 Tuesday July 27 Tuesday

9:00 EDT 8:00 EST WHOM·Jewish Hour WJ~ ·NBC: Personal Column of WNBC·Lou Anthon is' Orch. WABC-CBS : Arnold Grimm's WEAF· NBC : Streamliners, Fields WIP·Homemakers' Club the Air (Chipse) : WLW WBZ WNLC·News; Signs of the Ti'lle~ Daughter, sketch (Gold Med· & H all & Orch.: WSAN WGY WL \V ·Hymns of All Churches KDKA (f,w ·15.21) WOV·L' Uomo Tim;do, sketch all : WCAU WPRO WOKO W A BC·CBS: Dear Columbia, Ian WMCA ·Today's Doings; Marie C.N.·Musical Early Edition: \vSAN · Or ~a n Melodi., WDRC ( sw·9.59) mail dramatizatiun: WPRO Barroll, songs WNLC WBRY WTHT WEAF· NBC: Wurds & Music; WPG WDRC WCAU WOKO WNBC·City Revue C. S. ·Craen Patterson: WNBC 12:30 EDT 11:30 EST Ruth Lyon, sop.: KYW (sw, (sw.21.52) WNEW ·Make BeJieve Ballroom WELl WABC-CB:;, . Romance of Helen 15.m * WJZ·NBC: Breakfast Club; WOKO·To be announced H air Hygiene: WAA'r WBNX Trent, sk etch (Edna Wall ace ICBS·Lions Club Luncheon: WIP Voralists; Don McNeill. m.c.; WOR·Variety Prgm.; Vocalists; "VIP·Women in the News Hopper) : WPRO WOKO WMCA Orch.; News: WABY WBZ Norman Brokenshire, m.c.; WMCA ·Anice I ves' Woman's Hr. WDRC WCAU (sw·9.59) Y.N.·Marjorie Mills' Hour : WICC C.S.·Marion Reynolds, organist: Leo Freudberg's Orch. WOR·Hope Alden's Romance WJZ·NBC: Strollers Matinee: WEAN WTIC WEll WNBC \NPC-Home H Oll r WOV·Angelo Gloria & Co., sketch KDKA WBZ (sw·15.21) WAAT·Pacific Paradise Musical Roundup: WEAN WICC WPRO·Dick Leibert, organist WSAN ·Smoky Mt. Twins WEAF·NBC: Barry McKinley, \VBNX-Yacob Suzar,ov, songs KDKA·Mello·Tones WTNJ ·Ed Savi~ge bar. WBRY·Tune Up Test ALLIE LOWE MILES WAAT·Musical Prgm. 11:30 EDT 10:30 EST eN.·Italiar, Pr~m.: WEAN WICC WELl·Danceland Of "Husbands & Wives" WBNX·Just About Time 10:15 EDT 9:15 EST C.S.·Polish Variety Prgm. : WELl WGY·Belty & Bob Tues. 8 pm EDT (7 EST) WBRY·News; Mu sical Revue * WABC·CBS: Big Sister, sketch WNBC WHN·Lon Gladstone's Orch. WEN · Lee White, organist * WJZ·NBC : Oxydol's Own Ma (Rinso): WPRO WOKO Luncheon Music: WNLC WSAN WJAR·Markets; Dept. of Agricul· WHOM·Gem,an Prgm . Perkins, sketch.: KOKA WBZ WDRC WCAU News: WIP WOR ture WINS Pop Concert ( sIV ·15.21) * WJ Z·N BC: Vic & Sade, sketch WAAT·Brcadwayites * WNBC·HOLLYWOOD HIGH· MORNING WJAR·Grace Hall , shopping news WEAF·N BC: J ohn's Other Wife, (Crisco): KDKA WEAN WBZ WBNX·Studio Presentation LIGHTS WLW·Peter Grant, news sketch (Louis Philippe): WGY \vICC (sw· 15.21) WBRY·Musical Journey WNEW·To be announced WTlC WJAR KYW WEAF·NBC: Mystery Chef: WGY WGY·Farm Prgm. 8:00 EDT 7:00 EST WMCA ·Music & Verse WNLC·Afternoon Varieties WABC-CBS: Eton Boys: WCAU KYW W,IAR WTlC WHN·Cotton Pickin' Time WOR·Health; Melody Mom ents WEAF·NBC: Good Morning Melo· WOR·Ed Fitzgerald WDRC WOKO WPRO WOn·M BS: Rhythm Orch.: WINS·Noonday Frolic WOV·Theater 01 the Air dies WTlC·Radio Bazaar WTNJ·Enchanting Moments C. N.·John Metcalf's Choir Loft: WTHT WNLC WBRY WJAR·Farm Chat WABC·CBS: Lyric Serenade: WEAN WTHT WINS WNLC C.S.·Billy Field' s Cowboys: WELl WLW·Live Stocks & Markets 1:45 EDT 12:45 EST (slV·21.52) WICC WBRY WNBC WMCA·Home Talk, K. Haeseler 9:15 EDT 8:15 EST W ABC· CBS : Holl ywood in .Per· WJZ·NBC: Morrling Devotions; WAAT·Frank Albanese, organist WAAT·Madison Prgm. WNEW·Richard Brooks, news Kathryn Palmer, sop.; Joyce N BC·Streamli ners : KYW WBNX·Or!(anology son (Gold Medail: WCAU Y.N.·Gretchen McMullen's Kit· WOV·Drama tic Sketch Allmand, contr.; John Jami· ~~~ ·.~~~e S111~~n~;s ~~~~~nce WHN·Craig Lennox' 'Orch. WPG·Miq·day Melody Parade WOKO WPRO WORC (sw· son, tnr.; John Wainman, bar.; chen: WEAN vYMCA ·Melodoscope WI NS·Theater Guide 9.59) KDKA·Morning Merrymakers WTlC-Beauty Hinb Lowell Patton. organist and WSAN·Varieties WIP·An swer Me This NBC-Words & Mu sic : WJAR dir.: WABY WAAT·Recorded for You WTNJ ·Morning Variety WLW·We Live Again 12:45 EDT 11:45 EST WAAT·Music Box ,"VBNX·Farm Briefs News: WICC WEVD WTNJ WNEW ·Courtney's JGy makers * WOR·MBS: We Are Four WBNX·Songs of the Past WJAR WTlC WOR WNLC WGY·Market Basket WOV·Song Varieties ( Libby, McNeill & Li bby) WBRY·Concert Hall \t\' J AR -Housewives' Exchange 10:30 EDT 9:30 EST WSAN WSAN·Dance Orch. WEAF·NBC: Armchair Qua .• et WGY·Household Chats Musical Clock: WINS WBRY WLW·D.Morning Devotions * WABC·CBS: Ted Malone's Be· WABC-CBS: Our Gal, Sunday, WHN·Russ Morrow's Orch. WBZ WMCA·Happiness Circle tween the Bookends: WCAU 11:45 EDT 1,0:45 EST sketch (Anacin) : WPRO WINS·The Welfare Reporter WCAU·Morning Serenade WNBC-News WORC WOKO WPRO (sw· WOKO WDRC WCAU (sw· WNBC·Matinee Variety WELl·Today's Almanac WNLC·Talkie Chatter 21.512) * WJl·NBC: Edward MacH ugh. 9.59) * WNEW·L1STENERS SCRAP· WDRC·Treasure House WOR·Shopping, Jean Abbey WEAF·NBC: Just Plain Bill, gospel singer (Ivory Soap) : ICBS·Eari Moyer's Orch.: WMCA BOOK WGY·Morning Swing Session WOV·Three Star Musicale sketch (Anacin): WGY WJAR WBZ WLW KDKA (sw·15.2]) WIP WOR·Helio Peggy WTlC·Musical Prgm. WHOM.D.Religious Prgm WTlC KYW WEAF ·NBC: Allen Prescott, The Refreshment Time: WJAR WTlC WPG·Dance Orchestra WTNJ·Tune of the Day WIP·Eight Bells & All's Wen WJZ·NBC: Pepper Youn'g's Fam· Wife S,ver (Manh a ttan Soap): WSAN WLW·D.Family Prayer KYW WGY WTlC WJAR 2:00 EDT 1:00 EST 9:30 EDT 8:3.0 EST ily, sketch (Camay'): KDKA News: WAAT WELl WMCA·Barnacie Bill, songs WICC WBl. 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WOR·Martha Manning, talk WPHO·Fashions by Suzanne Musical Roundup: WEAN WICC Joe gue~ts of the )Iusic Guild WEAN ·Talking on the Sidewalk this aft€'l'J1oon. WOV ·Italian Morning Varieties WTNJ·News WAAT-Madison Request ' Club WBRY·News ; Belie &>Martha 12:15 EDT 11:15 EST WELl ·Organ Echoes WARC-CBS: Dalton Brothers: WPG·Happy Birthday WORC WPG WPRO WOKO WPRO·Home Folks' Flolic 10:00 EDT 9:00 EST WDRC·J ames Martin, songs WGY·Hymns of All Churches WEAF·NBC: Story of Mary WEAF·NBC: It's a Woman' s WSAN ·Bulletin Board WHOM·Italian Variety Prgm.; * WHN·News . WABC·CBS: PRETTY KITTY Mar lin, sketch (Ivory Soap): WICC·Betty & Bob, sketch World; Claudine Macdonald, W1NJ ·Hungarian News * News Kelly, sketch (Wonder Bread): WINS· Variety Show & Orch. 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WBT-I080 WLWL·llOO 5:15 EDT 4:15 EST ments: WMCA sketch (Pepsodent): WJAR WJZ-NBC : Have You Heard?: KDKA-Dinner Music WBZ-990 WMCA-570 WBZ KDKA WABY WSAN WJZ·N BC: Musical Adventures: WGY WTIC KYW (sw-9.53) WCAP-1280 WNBC-1380 WAAT·5:30 Clu b WEAN WICC (sw·15.21) WSM WEAN WICC WHAM WA BC·CBS: Poetic Melodies WCAU-ll70 w'NEW-1250 WBBM-Truman Bradley WCBA-1440 WNLC-1500 C.S. -Louise Maturi, sengs: WELI WEAF·NBC: Choir Symphonette: (Wrigley Gum); Franklyn WCA U-Sports; Song Favorites WDRC-13S0 WNYC-810 WNBC KYW wnc WJAR WLW MacCormack. poetry; Jack WEAF-660 WOKO-1430 WDRC-Yodeling Jim Ingals WEVD·String Ensemble (sw-15.33» Fulton, tnr.; Carlton Kelsey'S WEAN-780 WOR-7l0 WABC·CBS: Science Service WGN-Four Cali fornians WELl-900 WOV-ll30 WHN-Emery Deutsch's arch. Orch.: WBT WCAU WDRC S~ries; Watson Davis, dir.: 'NGY·Frank Morgan & Guests WEVD-1300 WPG-llOO WHOM-WPA Prgm. WOKO WPRO (sw-11.83-9.59) WDRC WPRO WCAU WP' WHN-Tommy & Betty, children's WFAB-1300 WPRO-630 WINS·Curtain Ca lls (also see 11 p.m.) WGN-720 WQXR - 15~O WOKO WPG (sw·15.27-9 ,- prgm. WJZ-NBC: Easy Aces, comedy WGY-790 WSAN-1440 Dr. L. L . ' Villiallls. ,of WIP-Vincent Rizzo's Ensemble WHAM-ll50 WSM-650 4:00 EDT 3:00 EST sketch (Anacin): WHAM WBZ t h e Ullited 8tn te " ~ .L'ublic WJAR·Dancing Melodies WHAS-820 WTAM-I070 WEAF-NBC: Lorenzo Jones, H ea lt h Servi<'e, wi~ _peak on WEAN KDKA WICC (sw- WHAZ-1300 WTHT-1 200 sketch (Phillips): WTIC WGY "Stl'angf' Wnys of Jiosq ui tos" WLW·Tommy and Betty 11.87) WHBI-1250 WTIC-I040 as hi s offering to the Science WNLC-P at Harrison, songs WHN-IOIO WTNJ-1280 KYW WJ AR (sw-15.33) WBBM-Herbert Foote, organist Sen-ice geries. WQX~ -News; Organ Interlude WBIL-Renee Brooks, piano & W ABC-CBS: Bob Byron, songs: CARL HOFF Ne.ws: WHN WQXR song WDRC WOKO (sw·15.27) "Watch the Fun Go By" KDKA-Kiddies' Klub 6:30 EDT 5:30 EST WBNX-Spanish Hour WJZ·NBC: Club Matinee; Yocal­ batoneer 2:45 EDT 1:45 EST WAAT.Madison Prgm. WABC-CBS: NEWS; DAILY WBRY-Baseball Scores; Music ists; Harry Kogen's Orch. ; * Tues. 9 pm EDT (8 EST) WBNX-Sandra Mann, songs Sports Resume (Chesterfield): WGN-Palmer House Concert * WABC-CBS: MVRT & MARGE. Ransom Sherman, m.c.; Base~ WBRY·Piano Melodies sketch (Super Suds) : WPRO WBT WPRO WBBM WCAU WHN-Amatellr Hour ball Scores: WABY WSAN- WBZ·Doggie Dinner WOKO WDRC WCAl! (sw- WDRC WHAS (sw-9.59) WINS·American Bridge Deck BZ WGY-Banjoleers, Don & Lee 9.59) WOR-MBS: Texas Jim Lewis' WEAF-NBC: News; Today's WIP-Make Believe Ballroom WEAF-NBC: Girl Interne, Joyce WHAS-Tip and Tap Sports, Ford Bond WLW-Alias Jimmy Valentine Y. 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WHN-Mid-day Musical WHN-DeVore Sisters, trio WBZ·News; Musicale' jorie Cooney WBRY·Frank Morgan WINS-Musical Moments WHOM-Mago dell'Aria WEAN Musical Roundup WTAM·Sports; Baseball Scores WGN-Sports Review 5 :30 EDT !l:30 EST WGY-Hits from the Shows WLW-Betty and Bob, sketch WINS-'!our Good Health WGN·To be announced WTNJ-German P rgm. WHAM-Frank Silva, sports WNEW·Words & Music WLW-Interlude * WJZ-NBC: Kellogg's Singing WGY-News ; Music Graphs WOV-Mimi Aguglia & Co., sketch WNBC-Afternoon Sports Revue Lady, Ireene Wicker: WHAM * WHAM-RADIOGRAMS 7:15 EDT 6:15 EST WHOM-Cassinelli Prgm. WHN-Racing Results WINS-Drama; On Parade WPG-Thp 'Columnaire WNEW-Merle Pitt Presents WLW KDKA WBZ (sw-15.21) WEAF-NBC : Yocal Yarieties WQXR-J ohn Goss' London Sing­ WOV -Armando Rossi, news WEAF-NBC: Don Winslow of the WICC·Sports; Musical Roundup (Tums); Smoothies; DeVore WIP·For Men Only ers WPG-News; Surprise Limited Navy: WTIC WTAM WJAR WINS·Baseball Scores Sisters; Male Octet; W m_ W JAR-Social Security Speaker WIP-Sports; News WVFW-HOLLVWIlOD GOSSIP. WPRO-Italian Radio Review KYW (sw- 15.33) Stoess' Orch.: WLW WTIC WMCA-Musical Moments * WLW-The In·Laws WNBC-Latin-American Melodies Ann Drew WQXR·Classical Selections W ABC-CBS: St. Louis Syncopa­ WJAR WGY WTAM KYW tors : WDRC WHAS WBT W NBC-Hidden Names & Melodies (sw-9.53) WNEW-Jack Feeney; Irish prgm_ 3:00 EDT 2:00 EST 4:15 EDT 3:15 EST WPG WPRO WOKO (sw- WNLC-Vic Haddad's Orch. WABC-CBS: Song Time with WNLC·Reginald Shastany, tnr. WEAF-NBC : Pepper YOllng's WEAF-NBC: Personal Column of 15.27) WQXR-Tom Boggs, About Town Gordon Graham, bar.; Host; WOR-The Answer Man Family, sketch (Camay): WGY the Air (Chipso) : WTIC Gigli o Players: WEVD WNBC WSM-Financial News; Continen- Ruth Carhart & Bill Perry: WPRO-Ferde Grofe Directs KYW WTIC: WLW WJAR (sw- KYW WGY WJAR (sw-1 5.33) WAAT-5:30 Club tals ' WDRC WOKO (sw-11.83) WSM-Swing Time on Parade 15.33) WABC-CBS: Novelteers: WDRC WBRY-Home Beautiful WTIC·Wrightville Clarion WJl-NBC: Benno Rabinoff, vio­ WTAM-Evensong W ABC-CBS: Theater Matinee: WOKO (sw-15.27) WCAU-Sleepy Holl ow Boys 6:45 EDT 5:45 EST linist: WABY WBl WEAN WTNJ -News WDRC WPRO WOKO (sw- NBC-Club Matinee: KDKA (sw- W-EAN-Uncle Red'" ABC' Club MBS-Rex Battle's Orch. : WNLC WJ Z-N BC: Lowell Thomas, 15.21) WGY·Ford Rush & Silent Slim * WTHT 7:45 EDT 6:45 EST 15.27) news commentator (Sun Oil) : WHOM-Polish-American Prgm. ICBS-Five Star Final: WIP WEAF-NBC : P assing Parade (Du­ \VJZ-NBC: Airbreaks: WABY WAAT-Off the Record KDKA WBZ WEAN WTAM WBZ WSAN WBNX-Ruth Wall, Crinoline Girl WICC· Wandering Gypsies WPRO WMCA art Sales) WLW WHAM (sw-15.21) WJZ-NBC: Vi vian Della Chiesa, C.N.·Baseball; Boston Red Sox WHN ·Concert Music WINS-Dinner Concert News: WHAS WINS WEAF -N BC: Billy & Betty. KDKA-Middleman's Orch. sopr.; Orch.: W ABY vs. St. Louis Browns: WEAN WHOM·Italian Variety WIP-Merrymakers sketch WMCA-Joe Tobin Says WBBM-Sports NBC- Ink Spots: WSM WTAM WICC WTHT WBRY WNLC WINS-In the Gloaming WABC-CBS: George Hall's Orch.: Baseball; Cleveland vs. Athletics: WLW-Kilty Keene, Inc. WNEW-leke 'Manners & Gang WBIL-Dansant WGY WJAR WDRC WPRO WBT WOKO WBRY-Piano Antics WBBM-J ay Freeman's Orch. WCAU WIP WaR-News, Dave Driscoll WOR-Sammy Kaye's arch. NBC-Arty Hall's Radio Rubes: KDKA·For Women Only WOV·Dancing Moods WOY ·Sketch & Orch. WBT·Melody Time WBNX-Shopping Guide W,JAR KYW WBRY-Theresa Maggio, songs WBNX-Elsie Troja Presents WQXR-Young America Sings WCAU-Alias Jimmy Valentine NBC·Ranch Boys: WABY WBl-Gus H aenschen's Orch. WELI·Rhythm & Romance 4:30 EDT 3:3j)· EST WSM·Music in the Groove WGN ·Concert Trio C.N. - R ac in~ Results: WTHT WHAM-Bob Hemings, pianist WGN ·Accordiana WEVD·Metr. String Ensemble WEAF-NBC: Waltz Favorites, dir. WTNJ-Sports News WP,"'-' WICC-Elsie Wellersback Menn WHAM·News; Mu sic WHN·To the Ladies, music H. Leopold opitaln y : WTIC WNBC-American Airliners talk WHOM·Gaudio Prgm. WHOM-Irish Music WLW KYW WJAR (sw-15.33) 5:45 EDT 4:45 EST ". r\AT:W~I~;th~;,HAM WHN WOR-Ray Keating's arch. WIP-Fur Trappers WINS-Katzman's Orch. "VABC-CBS: Sing & Swing; Carl­ WEAF-N BC: Johnny J ohnston, WBBM -Women in the Headlines WLW-Dob Newhall. sports WNBC-Cafe Continental ton Kelsey's arch.: WOKO bar.: WTA'I! KYW WTIC WBIJ,-Your City & You 7:30 EDT 6:30 EST WMCA·News WNEW-Ruth Korelle, songs WDRC WPRO (sw.15.27) WJAR WCAl:J· Laff Parade WJZ-NBC : HORLICK'S LUM WNBC-Walt Louis' Rhythm WOV-Salon Favorites; Trio . WOR-MBS: Johnny Hauser's * WABC-C BS: Dramas of the WG N·To be announced & Abner, sketch: WLW WBZ Strings WPG-Dental Ass'n Speaker Orch. Skies : WHA S WOKO WBT WHAS-Melody Cruise WEAF-NBG: Steinie Bottle Boys WNEW-To be announced WBNX-Polish Bells WQXR-Mary Lewis WJl-NBC: King's Men Quartet: WICC-Bigelow Twins, songs (Glass Container Ass'n) WNLC-The Lamplighter WELl-Your Garden WHAM KDKA WSM WLW WINS·Drama; Dance Music WABC-CBS: J ay Freeman's WOR-Bill Bailey's Orch. 3:15 EDT 2:15 EST WEVD-Ita jan Variety Show ( sw.15.2]) WIP-Uncle WIP Orch.: WCAU WOKO WDRC '* WEAF-N BC: Oxydol 's Own Ma WGY-Cot ,n Blossom Singers News: WBRY WDRC WEAN WMCA-Today's Baseball WBT WHAS (sw·9.59- 11.83) (Continued on Next Page) Perkins. sketch: WGY WLW WINS-Uncle Gibb & Gus KYW WJAR WTIC (sw-15.33) WNEW-Front P age Drama WBBM-TenthWICC WIP InningWPG WNBC ir======, WOR-MBS: Radio Garden Club WOV -English for Beginners WBl·Four of Us KDKA-Afternoon Tea WEVD·Laura Boccia & Nino 3:45 EST WAAT·Melodies !l :45 EDT Ro11ie, songs Boys: Gel This Glove- WBNX-Studio Presentation WEAF-NBC: The Guiding Light, WGY-Home Folks Frolic WELl-Microphone Mid-week Mat· sketch (White Naphtha): WHN -J azzsters, vocal trio inee WGY WTIC WJAR KYW WINS· Racing Results Play ball, fellows, with this "Rajah" WEVD-Joseph Bercovid. talk WLW (sw-15.33 ) WMCA·Today's Winners FR:'EE! Hornsby model glove, made of genuine WINS-News, Jack Ingersoll KDKA-Dance arch. WPRO-Musical Hotel WNEW-Vivian Shirle", Says WELT- State Employment Service WTN.I-Hillbillv Varieties horsehide with greased palm. Full WPG·Theater Matinee (CBS) WEVD-L' Avemmaria, sketch leather lined. WQXR-News WNEW-Tango Time 6:00 EDT 5:00 ES'l' You can get this glove and many WOV -Don Roland, bar.; Trio WEAF·NBC: Science in the 3:30 EDT 2:30 EST News; Guest: WSM KYW other swell prizes by doing a little ex­ * WEAF-N BC : Vic & Sade, (sw·9.53) tra pleasant work after school deliver­ sketch (Crisco): WGY WTIC NIGHT ' WABC-CBS: All Hands on Deck: ing RADIO GUIDE to customers in your KYW WLW WJAR (sw-15.33) WOKO WBT WHAS * WABC-CBS: Columbia Concert WJl-NBC : (News, WJZ only); neighborhood. Hall, Story of the Song: 5:00 EDT 4:00 EST Harry Kogen's arch.: WHAM You make a profit on each copy de­ WDRC WOKO (sw-15.27) * WEAF-NBC : Nellie Revell in­ WABY Colnmbia's Co ncert HaU's terviews Tel'l'i Franconi, tnf.: News : KDKA WICC WTIC livered and get coupons for these spe­ "Story of the Song" bri ngs KYW WTAM WTIC - WEAN WNLC WJAR hack for today E lizabeth cial prizes, including other baseball, "·Y801.' , contralto, a ud Charle$ W ABC-CBS: Ray Heatherton, WAAT-Air Port Prgm. fishing, Boy Scout equipment, bicycles. Raywood, tenor, to Sing an bar.: WCAU WDRC WPRO WBBM·Howard Neumiller, pianist lI11U SlI lll g roup of foll.: songs WBT WOKO WPG (sw-9.59- WBIL·Dinner Hour Musicale etc. of the East, jlldlldill~ some 15.27) WBRY·Dance Parade original works from t he ..-\rn~ Write for fully illustrated catalog biall. ..irllleniali. Caucasian, WJl-NBC: AI Bernard & Melo­ WBl·News; Little Show; Sports Turkish amI Uzbek. deers Qu artet: WHAM WBZ WCAU·Ben Alley, tnr. & Organ and how to get started. It's a cinch! WJZ-NBC: Kidoodlers Quartet: WICC WABY KDKA WEAN WDRC·Dinner Dance Music Send coupon now! KDKA WABY WSAN WBZ (sw-15.21 ) IVGN ·Swing It (sw.15.21) WAAT-Uncle Jonathan WGY-News; Musical Prgm. WOR·MBS: Rudy Bundy's Or- WB:-IX-Kaffe Klatsche WHN-Inquiring Reporter Mr. AI Jones, Radio Guide, chestra WBRY-Tune Up Time WINS· Baseball Game 731 Plymouth Court, Chicago. Illinois W AAT-Echoes of Poland WEVD-Minciotli & Cr}. drama IVIP·Todav's Winners WBNX·Petite Musicale WGY-Ma,·kets WLW.Lari·y and Sue • I want to get started selling RADIO GUIDE. Please send catalog and WELl-Camera Club WHAS-Salt & Peanuts WM CA·Broadway Bi ll. race news information. WEVD-Clara Krupitsky, songs WHN-Rhvthm Train, Don Albert WNBC·Harlem Min strels WHN-News . WINS-Afternoon Melorlies WNEW-Make Believe Ballroom Hame .•.•••••• ,." •••••• • _, •• , ••• , , ••• , _ •• _, • , , , ___ ., _ , , __ :Age WINS·Afternoon Mel odies WJAR-Goou Eyesight; Dcncing WOR ·Uncle Don WNBC-Candid Camera Club Melodies IVPRO·)ie\\,s; ~1u s ical Hotel Street and Humber ••••••••.••••••••••.••. • ••••••••••••••••••••••••••• WNEW-Kay Reed, organist WLW-Hollseboat Hannah WQX)'t·Piano Recital WOV-Musicale & Drama WNEW-Sports Roundup W;rAM·Fac t & Fancies City ..•...... ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• State WPG-Tea Time Topics W:-ILC-C asino by the Thames WTl\'J·People's Choice Prgm. Radio Guide • Week Ending July 31, 1937 33 Nick Lucas: WDRC WOKO WHN-Baseball; Jersey City vs. WEVD-Pages of Music WNEW-Dance Parade July 27 WPRO WCAU WHAS WBBM Montreal WGN -The Northerners WSM-Musical Moments Tuesday WBT WPG (sw-11.83-6_06) WMCA-Mason & Dixon WHAS-Here's to You WTAM -Ne ws Comes to Life (also see 12 mid.) 9:45 EDT 8:45 EST WIP-Henry May's Orch_ WTIC-Polish National Home MBS-Chicago Philharmonic Or· C_ N.-Dance arch.: WBRY WNEW-Amusement Digest * 10:45 EDT 9:45 EST 11:30 EDT 10:30 EST WPG-Imperial Hawaiians chestra: WGN WBRY WTHT WGN -News; High Lights of * WEAF-N BC: Vic 8< Sade (Iv- WEAF-NBC: Al Donahue's Or- WEAF-NBC: Vox Pop (Molle Sports ory Snow), sketch: WJAR chestra: KYW WGY WJAR WQXR-Cla6sical Selections Shave); Conducted by Parks WINS-Moo n Magic WSM -Claude Sharpe WTIC WGY WTAM KYW (5w-9.53) .Johnson & Wall are Butter. • WMCA -Conj(ress Today, soeaker WLW (sw-9.53) WABC-C BS: Dick Stabile's Or­ 8:15 EDT 7:15 EST worth: WTIC WGY WJAR News: WIP WMCA WEVD-Transport Workers Prgm. chestra: WPG WCAU WDRC WTAM KYW (also see 12:30 10:00 EDT 9:00 EST WEVD-Labor Legislative Trends WOKO WBT WPRO WHAS WGN -M usical Moments a.m. Mon.) WOR-MBS: Sinfonietta: WBRY WPG-Dance arch. • (s\V-11.83) WHOM -Italian Prgm. * WBNX-German Concert Music WTHT WSM-Frank Morgan W JZ-N BC: Carlos Molina's Or­ WINS-Panorama WHN ·Russian Rhapsody WJZ-N BC : The Other Americas, WIP-Musical Footnotes 11:00 EDT 10:00 EST chestra: WEAN WICC W ABY WHOM -Capt. Garofalo. news Edw. Tomlinson, commentator: NBC-AMOS ' N' ANDY (PEP· WBZ WM CA-Roving Reporter WINS·Norman Saxe; Speak Out WABY WEAN WICC KDKA * WNEW-To be announced sodent): WSM WLW WTAM NBC-Johnny Presents : WSM (al­ WIP-LJ,Rev. Robert Fraser WBZ (sw-6.14) so at 8 p.m.) WSM -Man hattan Melodies (also at 7 p.m.) WMCA ·Serenade at Nine WABC-CBS: Your Unseen Friend WABC-CBS :Tomorrow' s News To­ WOR-MBS: Enric Madriguera' s BENNY GOODMAN 8:30 EDT 7:30 EST WNEW-Baseball; Newark vs. (Personal Loan ): WCAU night, Andre Baruch (Liberty) arch.: WBRY WTHT Conducts "Swing School" * WEAF-NBC: Wayne King's Rochester WBBM (sw-11.83-6.06) WABC only; Bunny Berigan's KDKA-Blue Baron's arch. Tues. 9:30 pm EDT (8:30 EST) arch. (Lady Esther): WTIC WaR-Gabriel Healter, comm. CB S-Navy Band : WHAS WOKO arch.: WPRO (sw-11.83) WBBM -News WGY WJAR WTAM WSM WQXR-Fed. R.dio Theater WBT WPG (sw-ll.83) WEAF-NBC: Hudson-De Lange's WBNX-Midnight Classics KYW (sw-9.53) 9:15 EDT . 8:15 EST WDRC-Rea din ' & Writi,,' arch.: (sw·9.53) WGN-Griff Williams' arch. (7 :45 p.m. Continued) * WJZ-NBC: It Can Be Done WBNX-La Rivista Della Sera WJZ-NBC: (News, WJZ only) WHOM -Opera Hour (Household Finance); Drama WBNX-Eventide Echoes WEVD-Ringside, sketch WIP-Benny Meroff's arch. WPRO-Meet Mr. Twister WHN-Irving Aaronson's arch. NBC Night Club: WABY WBZ of Success Stories; Edgar A. WG N- J ack Denny's arch . CBS·Poetic Melodies (Wrigley): WLW-Los Amigos WTNJ-Harry Duke's arch. Guest; Frankie Masters' arch.: WHOM -Vi sions of Italy WHAM-Baseball; Newark vs. WMCA-Road to Fame, variety WINS-On Parade WBBM WHAS (also at 7 WLW WHAM KDKA WABY Rochester p.m.) show; Nick Kenny. m.c. 8:00 EDT 7:00 EST WaR-It's A Racket WICC WEAN WBZ (sw-lI.87) WHOM -Irish Music News: 'WBRY WDRC WEAN 11:45 EDT 110:45 EST * WEAF-NBC: JOHNNY PRE· WABC-CBS: Grant Park Con· 8:30 EST WINS- River of Dreams WICC W,JAR WPG WTIC WaR NBC-AI Donahue's arch.: WTIC sents (fhilip Morris); Russ * 9:30 EDT cert : WPG WHAS WCAU WIP-News ; Milton I(ellem's Or· KDKA-News; Sports WTAM WGY Morgan's arch.; Chas. Martin's WBBM WBT WOKO WDRC * WEAF-NBC: PACKARD HOUR chestra WAAT-To be announced KDKA-Middleman's arch. Thrill; Glenn Cross; Giers· WPRO (sw- 11.83·6.06) with Johnny Green's Orch' WLW-Tonic Time WBNX-Spanish Herald WBBM·Manhattan Mother dorf Sisters & Rhythm Rogues; Ri chard Czerwonky will COll­ Trudy Wood, Jimmy Blai~: WMCA -J ack Ward, organist WBT-Musica1 Moments WIP-Pete I< ara's arch. Guests: WTAM WLW WTIC duct the Chicago Philharmon­ Jane Rhodes, songs; Rhythm v\' PRO-Rhode Island Concert Or- WGY WJAR KYW ic Orchestra in the outdoor WCAU-Larry Vincent, songs; 12:0;{) EDT 11:00 ES'I music concert in Grant Park, Choir: WSM WTAM WJAR chestra Around t.he Town WJZ-NBC: Husbands 8< Wives WEAF-N BC; Henry Busse's Or- * Chi cago. Alec Templeton WGY WTIC KYW (sw-9.53) WQXR-Just Music WGN-Eddy Duchin's arch. (Pond's Cream); Sedley Brown will be g uest pianis t. * WABC-CIlS: Benny Good- chestra: WGY WTIC WJAR & Allie Wowe Miles: WEAN WOR-MBS: S y mphony in 10:15 EDT 9:15 EST WGY-News; Xavier Cugat's arch. KYW WTAM (sw-9.-3) man's Swing School (Camel WDRC-Dorothy Stone, organist WHN-Calling All Parties WHAM KDKA WBZ WICC Rhythm: WGN WBRY WTHT Cigarette~·)"~ . Guests: WHAS WABC -C BS: Bert Block's arch.: WABY (sw-11.87) WEVD-Talk WHOM-Spanish-American Hour WCAU WOKO WHAS WBT ICBS·Bridge Round Table: WIP WBT WPRO WBBM WPG WLW-What's the Big Idea? WABC-CBS: Hammerstein Mu· WMCA WIP-Man About Town; pianist WDRC * WDRC WOKO WCAU (sw- WMCA-Jimmy McHale's arch. WMCA-Eugene Jelesnick's arch. sic Hall (Kolynos); Ted Ham· WBNX-German Radio Hour 6.06-11.83) WJZ-NBC: George Olsen's Or· merstein, m.e. ; Jerry Mann; WHN-News Lionel Stander, ll1o,"ie star fa­ 10:30 EDT 9:30 EST 11:15 EDT 10:15 EST chestra: WEAN WICC WABY Orch_: WPRO WCAU WHAS WINS-Civic Salute mous for bis rasping ,"oi ce, * WEAF-NBC: JIMMIE FlO· NBC-Night Club : KDKA (sw- WBZ win exchange pleasantries ler, Hollywood Gossip (Drene): 6.14) CBS-Bernie Cummins' arch.: WBBM WDRC WOKO (sw· WNEW-Question Mark Time with t he swingmaster and 6.06-11.83) WQXR -Classical Selections giye h is Yiews on the cUr!'ent WLW WTIC WSM WJAR CBS-Bunny Berigan' s arch.: WBBM WOR-~mS: Music by Bob Stan­ 8:45 EDT 7:45 'EST swillg craze. Goodman will WGY WTAM KYW (sw-9.53) WPG WDRC WOKO WCAU WOR ·MBS: Horace Heidt's Or· ley; Vocalists: WBRY WTHT WEVD-Howard Grode, songs play the swing tune of the WJZ-NBC: Past Masters Prgm.; . WHAS chestra wf'ek picked fl'om the fa n & CBS-Watch the Fun Go By: WNLC WHN -Iluby Newman's arch. letters and "Votes tila t lis­ Manuel Williamson, harpsi­ NBC-Hudson-De Lange's arch.: CBS-Frank Dailey's arch.: WBT te ners submit. chord ensmble: WBZ KDKA KYW WGY WJAR KNX (also at 9 p.m.) WBNX-Land, Sea and Air 9:00 EDT 8:00 EST WJZ-NBC: Sweetest Love Songs WICC WEAN WABY ( sw-6.14) CBS-Minute Mysteries: WBBM KDKA-Art Shaw's arch. WEVD-Undercurrents of the * WJZ·NBC: Ben Bernie and Ever Sung (Phillips); Frank WABC-CBS: Blue Velvet Music; WOR-MBS: Eddie Provost's Or­ WEVD-Midnight Jamboree News, Bryce Oliver All the Lads (Keglined) ; Munn, tnr.; Lois Bennett, SO~ Mark Warnow's arch.; Hollace chestra WG N ,J oe Sanders' arch. WGiII-Tom, Dick & H~rry Vass Family j Wynn Murray, prano; Victor Arden's arch.: Shaw ; Four Stars, guests : Y.N.-Dance arch. : WICC WEAN WHAM -News WHN -Serenade in the Night guest: ""~" . WHAM WLW WICC KDKA WEAN WBZ WBT WPRO WOKO WCAU WBRY WHN-Clyde McCoy's arch. WHOM-Guilia Amauli WBZ KD .._ '1VSM WEAN WHAM (sw-11.87) WDRC WPG (sw-11.83-6.06) WBT-Baseball Scores; Variety WIP-The World Dances WIP·Johnny Graff's arch. (sw-11_87) WOR·MBS: Melodrama (Mac, CBS-Phillips Poly Follies : WBBM WBZ-Sports, Bill Williams WLW-Paul Sullivan, news WINS-Social Security Talk * WABC·CBS: Wat." "'e Fun Fadden): WLW WOR·MBS: Andy lana' s Ha­ WGN -Anson Weeks' arch. WPG-Dental As s' n Speaker WMCA-Three Little Funsters Go By (Ford) Al Pearce's C.N. -Dance arch.: WBRY WTHT waiians : WBRY WIP·Sports; Interlude WSM ·News; Sports WNBC-For Mother & Dad Gang; Carl Hoff's arch.; WBN X-Czechoslovac Radio Club WBNX-La Rinascente WLW-Mad Halterfields, drama End of Tuesday Programs

Wednesday July 28 Wednesday

WaR-Beauty; Melodies WEAF-NBC: Streamliners: Fields WBZ-Hello Peggy NBC-Breen & De Rose: WSAN W,JZ-NBC: Pepper Young's Fam· WTNJ·Organ Music & Hall, m.C.: WSAN WGY WELl-News C.N .-Melody Sweethearts: WTHT ily (Camay): WICC KDKA MORNING WGY.Banjoleers, Don & Lee WICC WNLC WINS WBZ (sw-15.21) 8:30 EDT ' 7:30 EST W~BDCR~B~p~O ~~uAULit~OI~~ Hancock News: WBRY WHN C_N.-Tunes for Two: WTHT 8:00 EDT 7 :00 EST WJZ-N BC: Wm. Meeder, organ· WPG (sw-21.52) WHN-Musical Knick Knacks WAAT-Tunes at Ten WEAN WBRY WNLC WEAF-NBC: Good Morning Melo­ ist: KDKA WABY (sw-21.54) Musical Roundup: WEAN WICC WIP-News; On the 9:35 WBNX-La Rivista Italiana News: WINS WOV dies WEAF-NBC: Home Songs ; Alden C.S.-Marion Reynolds, organist: W JAR-Belle & Martha; Radio WBBR-Morning Musicale WAAT-Musical Portfolio WABC-CBS: Poetic Strings: (sw- Edkins & Gertrude Foster, vo- WNBC WELl Exchange WCAU-Morning Melodies WBNX-German American House- 21.52) calists; John Winters, organ- KDKA-Dot & Pat WLW-Aunt Mary WEAN -Variety Prgm. wife W J Z-NBC: Morning Devotions; ist: WLW KYW WTIC WJAR WAAT-Recorded For You WMCA-Dr. Shirley W. Wynne WELl-Doing the Town WHN-Homemakers Kathryn Palmer, sop_; Joyce WABC-CBS: Dalton Bros.: (SlY- WBNX-Just About Time WNBC·King Cole Shopper WHOM-Jewish Hour WLW-The Virginians Allmand, contralto; John Jami­ 21.52) WBRY-News; Musical Revue WNLC-Salute to Sleepyheads WIP-Homemakers' Club WMCA-Better Hearing; News son. tenor; John Wainman. C.N.-Francis J. Cronin, organ· WHN-Lew White, organist WaR-Organ Recital WLW-Hymns of All Churches WSAN-School for Wives bar.; Lowell Patton, organist: ist: WEAN WTHT WICC ' WHOM-German Prgm. WOV-Italian Variety Hour WMCA -Today's Doings; Marie WABY C.S. -Treasure Chest: WNBC WINS-Pop Concert WPG-LJ, Wednesday Devotional Barron, songs 10:45 EDT 9:45 EST News: WEAN WICC WEVD WELl WJAR-Grace Hall, shopping news WTIC-Rhythm of ,the Day WNBC-City Parade WJAR WTIC WaR WNLC WAAT-Helen Hope WLW ·Peter Grant, news WNEW-Make Believe Ballroom * WEAF-NBC: TODAY'S CHIL· WCAU·Larry Vincent, songs WMCA-Music & Verse 9:45 EDT 8:45 EST WOKO-To be - announced dren, sketch (Pillsbury): WGY WSAN WTNJ WTIC WJAR KYW Musical Clock: WINS WBRY WEVD-Neapolitan Melodies WOR·Ed Fitzgerald WaR-Variety Prgm.; Vocalists; WJZ-NBC: Viennese Ensemble: WGY-Time Keeper WOV-Musicale WEAF-NBC: Landt Trio; News Norman BrokenshireJ m.e.; WBZ WBZ WABY WAAT-LJ,Morning Meditations WHN '!tick, exercises WTIC-Radio _Bazaar WSAN WTIC KYW Leo Frcudberg's arch. WABC-CBS; Ruth & Bill, songs: WCAU-Morning Serenade WHOM -Brea., "lub WTNJ-Enc1ii!frting Moments WABC-CBS: Bachelor's Children, WPG-Home Hour WCAU WDRC WOKO WDRC-Treasure House WIP-Lost & Fauna; Eight BeUs sketch (Old Dutch Cleanser): 'IV PRO·American Scene & All's Well; Domestic Help 9:15 EDT 8:15 EST WCAU (sw-21.52) WTNJ-Morning Varieties MBS-The Couple Next Door. WELI-Today's Almanac sketch (Oxydol): WLW WGY-Morning Swing Session WMCA-Fern Scull, organist WABC-CBS: Richard Maxwell, KDKA-Shopping Circle WHOM-LJ,Religious Prgm. WNLC -Merchants Cli\Jper songs: WDRC WPRO WCAU WAAT -IDA Program C.N.-Earle Lawrence, bar.: WINS 10:15 EDT 9:15 ~ST WBRY WEAN WTHT WNLC WIP-Eight Bells & All's Wen WaR-Marti,. Manning, sales WOKO (sw.21.52) WBZ-As You LIke It; News W(lV-Italian Morning Varieties Y.N.-Gretchen McMullen's Kitch- WDRC-Los Angeles Symph. arch. WICC WLW -LJ,Family Prayer Period * WJZ-NBC: Oxydol's Own Ma KDKA-Linda's First Love WMCA-Barnacle Bill, songs WPG-Happy Birthday en: WTIC WEAN WICC WNLC WELl-Wednesday Revue Perkins, sketch: WBZ KDKA WPRO-Home Folks Frolic NBC-Streamliners: KYW WGY-Musical Prgm.; News . (sw-15.21) WAAT-Easy to Remember WNBC-Eight O'Clock Bus WHOM-English for Beginners WOV-Public Service; Consumer's WSAN-Bulletin Board KDKA-Morning Merrymakers WHN-Emil Coleman's arch. W ABC-CBS: Dalton Brothers, WIP-Warren Clark, organist Guide WTNJ Hungarian News WBNX-This Rhythmic Age WICC-Hymns of all Churches vocal trio: WPRO WCAU WINS-N ew York Hour WDRC WOKO WMCA-Cold Facts; Melodies; WPG-Farmer in the Dell WGY·Market Basket, Patricia Beauty 8:45 EDT 7:45 EST Sheldon WJAR-Dancing Melodies WEAF-NBC: John's Other Wife, WPRO-News; Dick Leibert, or· WOV-Singing Vagabond ganist WJZ-NBC : Showmen Quartet: WJAR-Housewives' Exchan,e WLW-A. Chandler, Jr., organist _sketch (Louis Philippe): WGY WABY KDKA (sw-21.54) WLW-LJ,Morning Devotions WNBC-Rhythms in Minia ture WTIC WJAR KYW WPRCY-Harmony Lane 8:15 EDT 7:15 EST W ABC-CBS: Sidney Raphael, pi. WMCA-Happiness Circle WNEW-Richard Brooks, News NBC-Vaughn de Leath, song" WSAN-Dance arch. WEAF-NBC: Malcolm Claire: WNLC-Talkie Chatter * anist: (sw-21.52) WNBC-News WSAN 11:00 EDT 10:00 EST WTIC WSAN WAAT·Sons of the Pioneers WNEW-Record Notes WPG-Melody Time C.N.-John Metcalf's Choir Loft: WJZ-NBC': Island SerenadeTS: WCAU-Tunes & Time WaR-Modern Living WPRO·Fashions by Suzanne WICe WTHT WEAN WNLC * WJZ-NBC: THE O'NEILLS, WABY * WGNY·OFFICIAL DETEC· WOV-Three Star Musicale WTNJ·News WINS WBRY sketch (Ivory Flakes): KDKA Y.N.-George & Juanita, songs: TIVE STORIES WTNJ-Tune of the Day WAAT-Frank Albanese, organist WBZ (sw-15.21) WICC WEAN WNLC WHN-Your Neighbor 10:00 EDT 9:00 EST WHN-Ben Selvin's arch. WEAF-NBC :David Harum, sketch [iMorning Devotions: WJAR WMCA-Beauty ·Talk; Melodies 9:30 EDT 8:30 EST WLW-Hope Alden's Romance (Bab-O): KYW WTIC WGY WNBC WPRO WELl vvNEW-Toast & Coffee WABC-C BS: J ack Berch's Boys * WABC-CBS: PETTY KITTY WMCA-Eve Casanova, fashions WJAR KDKA-News; MU SIcal Clock WaR-Melody Time (Fels & Co.) Kelly, sketch (Wonder Bread): * WABC·CBS: Heinz' Magazine WAAT-Just About Time WOV -Morning Serenade CBS -Fiddler's Fancy: WDRC WDRC 10:30 EDT• 9:30 EST of the Air; "Trouble House," WCAU-Me1ody Parade WPRO-On the Mall WOKO WPRO WCAU (sw- * WJZ-NBC: Story of Mary sketch; Reed Kenn~dy, bar.; WDRC-Shoppers Special WTNJ-LJ,Council of Chuches __ 2 1.52) Marlin, sketch (Ivory Soap): * WABC-CBS: Ted Malone's Be­ B. A. Rolfe's arch.: WPRO WEVD-Italian Music Y.N.-Variations: WEAN WINS WBZ KDKA (sw-15.21) tween the Bookends: WPRO WPG WOKO WDRC WCAU WIP-News 9:00 EDT 8:00 EST WICC WBRY WEAF-NBC: Mn,. Wiggs 01 the WCAU WDRC WOKO Sarah Locl~wood returns as WLW-Sing, Neighbor, Sing KDKA-Band Parade Cabbage Patch, sketch (f)Id WEAF-NBC: Just Plain Bill, guest of the l'Iagazille of t.he * WJZ-NBC: Breakfast Club; Air with another talk on WMCA-[iMorning Meditations Vocalists; Don McNeill, m.c.; WAAT-Melody Time English Wax): WJAR WTIC sketch (Anacin): WGY WTIC "Interior Decoration. '" need WNEW-Strike Up the Band arch.; News: WABY WBZ WBNX-La Parata del Mattino WGY KYW WJAR KYW Kennedy offers "At Dawn- 34 Radio Guide • Week Ending July 31. 1937 Frequencies WABC-CBS: Cheri & The Three WMCA-Nic:~ Keli.ny. mirror I'e· WDRC-Voice of the Con.umer. Notes: WCAU (sw-9.59) fI ~l'1 it)ns News July 28 KDKA-S80 W HOM-1450 WJZ-NBC: Trail Finder, Dr. WNEW-Arizona Red, Songs WGY-Health Hunters Wednesday KYW-I020 WICC-SOO Wm. Hansche: WABY WOR-Elinor Sherry, blues WHN-Gray Brothers' Orch. WAAT-S40 W INS-1l80 NBC-Alice Cornett: WJAR W(.V -}-] ygi.£te WICC-Enchanted Garden WABC-gSO WIP-SIO To be announced: WNBX WELl WABY-IS70 WJAR-8S0 NBC-Happy Jack, songs: WTIC WIP-A nnina Tannin, songs (sw-15.33) 1:15 EDT lZ:15 EST IV AAT-Echoes 01 Poland WBBM-770 WJZ-7S0 WMCA -Don Kerr Says WEVD-Elias Z.ludkowsky. tnr. WBNX-IS50 WLW-700 WOR-MBS: Victor Lindlahr: \Iv NBC-Musicale WINS-Afternoon Melodies WBRY-15S0 WLWL-llOO WEAN WMCA WIP WABC-CBS: Betty Crocker, WBT-1080 WMCA-570 WPRO-George Dove. bar. WNBC-C rusaders Y.N.-A ~ ricultur a l Series: WBRY cooking talk (Gold Medal) : WBZ-S90 WNBC-IS80 WNEW-Kay Reed, organist WCAU-1l70 WNEW-1250 WNLC WICC W"ruT WCAU WPRO WOKO WDRC WOKO-Baseball Game; Albany WCBA-1440 WNLC-1500 News : KDKA WNBC ( sw-9.59) . 2:30 EDT 1:30 EST WDRC-ISSO WOKO-l4S0 vs. Elmira vVBNX-P arents' FOPlm WEAF-NRC: Dan Harding's WEA~'-6S0 WOR-7l0 Wife. sketch: WJAR WSAN WJZ-NBC: Bennett & Wolver- WOR-Allie Lowe Miles Club WBZ-News; l\oonday Little Show WEAN-7BO WOV-llSO (sw-15.33) ton, instrumentalists: WABY WOV-M'"si cal. & Drama WELI-S OO WPG-llOO WDRC-Arl -Liner WPG-Tea Time Topics WEVD-ISOO WPRO-SSO WELl-Luncheon Dance * WJZ-NBC : Nellie Revell Phil- WEAN WICC WGN-720 WQXR-1550 osophy: WABY KDKA ( sw- WABC-CBS. Montana Slim, cow- WPRO-M.lod;es, Old & New \VGY-Dance Hour ; News WGY-7S0 WSAN-1440 15.21) boy songs : WDRC WPRO WPG WQXR-Favorite Refrains WHN-Movie Club WHAM-1l50 WSM-S50 WSAN-Billy Wilson, songs WHAS-820 WTAM-I070 WHOM-lt,lian Variety Prgm. W~~;~BS: The psyrho\o~i.t W:AC:~B~ ~w-g~? ) Fed. of Wo- CLARK DENNIS WHAZ-lSOO WTHT-1200 WOV-Neopolitan Songs NBC "Minstrel 'Show" tenor WHBI-1250 WTIC-I040 MBS-Tom, Dick & Harry (Fels men';' Clubs: KYW WTIC WPG-News ; Musical Interlude 3:45 EDT 2:45 EST Wed. 10:30 pm EDT (9:30 EST) WHN-IOIO WTNJ-1280 Naptha): WLW (sw-15.33) WPRO·News; Man on the Street WAAT-lVlus!ca l Bouquet C.S_-Doris Peck Entertains: WSAN-Popular Melodies * WEAF-NBC: THE O'NEILLS, WBRY-Piano Moods WELl WNBC sketch (Ivory Flakes): WJAR 12:15 EDT 11:15 EST WBZ -Pie Plant Pete & Bashful Home Fol'tlm: KDKA WBZ WLW WTIC WGY KYW (sw- ing" by Cadm:ln lind with Joe WBNX-Studio Presentation 15.33) DOl'otlJy Bakel' "Cross Your WEAN-Talking on th~ Sidewalk WGY-Bradley Kincaid, songs TIf'art.;' * WABC -CBS: YOUR NEWS * WABC-CBS: Concert Hall ; WOR-MBS-Get Thin to Music: Parade; Edwin C. Hill (Lucky WGY-Hymns of A!I Churches WHN-To be announced Music of the Past: WDRC (sw- WHN-News WINS-Katzman's Orch. WNLC Strike): WCAU WOKO WPG 15.27) 5:00 EDT 4:000 EST WI CC-Betty & Bob, drama WIP-Melody Matinee NBC-Honeymooners: WSAN WPRO WDRC ( sw-9.59) WJZ-To be announced: WSAN WINS-Swingin' on Down WJAR-WPA Educatiollal Prgm. C.S. -News : WNBC WELl * WEAr-NBC: Story of Mary WBZ KDKA WABY (sw- WEAF-NBC: Kidoodlers: KYW Musical Roundup: WEAN WICC Marli!! • . sketch (Ivory Soap): WIP-Renaldo's Troubadours WLW-Variety Time 15.21) WTIC WJAR WTAM WAAT-Madison Request Club WJAR . WTTe WGY KYW WMCA-Dun Kerr says WMCA-Grand Stand & Band * WBNX-BEHIND THE MICRO· W ABC-CBS: Elsie Thompson, WBRY-News ; Belle & Martha; WLW (sw-15.33) WNEW-Hollywod News & Music Stand: Sports; Variety PHONE organist: WPRO WDRC WBT W NLC-Music al Prgm. WNEW-Man on the Street Fashions WJZ-N BC: Grace & Scotty, WELl-C hoir & Organ WCAO (sw- 15.27-9.59) WOV-Musicale WNLC- Mu sic By Ct\gat WHOM-Italian Variety; News songs (News, WJZ only ): WEVD·String Ensemble WJZ-NBC: Animal News Club : WINS-Variety Show & Orch. WICC WABY WTIC-Joyce Jordan, girl interne WSA N-Kitchen Klu? WHOM-Jungle Jim, sketch WHAM WABY WBZ WICC WIP-Road to Romany News: WBRY WINS WINS-David Lowe, reporter WOR-MBS : Murray Driscoll & WLW -Linda's First Love KDKA-S unshine Special 1:30 EDT 1,2:30 EST 2:45 EDT 1:45 EST WIP-WPA Prgm. Rainbow Four WMCA-The Mes.enger WNBC-Tabernacle Choir & Or- KDKA-Kiddies' Klub 'M'AA T-Dallrlng Master *WABC-CBS: MYRT AND WNEW-Kitchen Kapers WJ Z-N BC: Nat'l Farm & Home gan of Sa lt Lake City, Utah WAAT-Uncle J onathan WBNX-Ruth Schiffer, soprano * Marge, sketch (Super Suds): . WOV-G ood Morning Review WICC-New Haven Chamber of Hour: KDKA WBZ WLW WBNX-Hymn Book WABY WSAN ( sw-15_21) WPRO WOKO WDRC WCAU 4:00 EDT 3:00 EST WBRY-Tune Up Time Commerce Speaker ( sw-9.59) 11:15 EDT LO:15 EST WNBC-Tommy J ackson's Orch_ WABC-CBS: Arnold Grimm's WEVD-Minciotti & Co., drama Daughter, sketch (Gold Med­ WEAF-NBC: Girl Interne, Joyce WEAF-NBC: Lorenzo J ones, WGY-Markets WNLC-News; Signs of the Times Jordon WJZ-NBC: Personal Column of al): WPRO WCAU WOKO sketch ( l'hillips ): WTIC WGY WHAS-Salt & Peanuts WOV-L'Uomo Timido, sketch WJZ-N BC: P eggy Wood Calling : the Air: WBZ KDKA WLW WDRC (sw-9.59) KYW WJAR (sw-15 . ~3J WHN-Teddy Powell' s Orch, WSAN-Organ Melodies W ABY WICC WEAN (sw-15.21) WEAF-NBC : Words & Mu sic; WJZ-N BC: Club Matinee; Vocal­ WINS-Swing Session NBC-Mu sic of the Moment: WEAF-NBC: Backst "~e Wife, Ruth Lyon ; Chas. Sears : Larry ists; Harry Koge n's Orch.; WLW-Houseboat Hannah 12:30 EDT 11:30 EST WJAR WTlC ( sw-15.33) sketch (Dr_ Lyons): WJAR Larsen; ~I a rvey Havs - WTIC Ransom Sherman, m.e.; Base· WNEW-Sports Round-up WOR-MBS: Memory Songs ; Key­ KYW WTIC WGY WEAF-NBC: Three Marshalls KYW WJAR (sw-15.33) ball Scores : WBZ KDKA WNLC-Casino by the Thames men Quartet; Louise Wilcher C. N.-Musical Early Edition : Y.N. -Josef Zimbler', ~tring WABY WSAN (sw-15 .2 1) WPG-Hollywood Quiz WABC-CBS: Rom ance of Helen & Howard Barnes WNLC WTHT WBRY Trent, sketch (Edna Wallace Quartet: WBRY WEAN WNLC WOR-MBS: Wilson Stakes, WQXR-Young Peoples Concert C.S.-News: WNBC WELl * C.S.-Girard Beaupre, organist: Hopper): WPRO WOKO ICBS-Kiwanis Club Luncheon: Saratoga Race Track WSM-A Woman Looks at News WBNX-Hollywood Bre"ities WELl WNBC WDRC WCAU (sw-9.59) WIP WMCA Baseball; Chicago Cubs vs. WTNJ-News WGY-Musical Prgm.; Markets WBNX-Amer. Family Robinson WJZ-NBC: Joe Dumond & Ca­ WAAT-Jay Stanle Brooklyn: WGN WBBM WINS-Musical Moments WIP-Women in the News dets: KDKA WBZ (sw-15.21) WBNX-Max Kletter WAAT-Mu sic by Cugat 5:15 EDT 4:15 EST WLW-Betty & Bob WMCA-Anice Ives' Woman's Hr, C.N.-Italian Prgm.: WEAN WICC WELI-Danceland WBlOX -Oklahoma Outlaws WNEW-Words & Mu sic WOR-Hope Alden's Romance C.S_-Polish Variety Prgm.: WELl WGY-Betty & Bob WELl-Museum of Music WEAF-N BC: While the City WNLC-Rhythm Orch_ WOV -Angelo Gloria & Co.,sketch WNBC 'WHN-Don Cossack Cho'r WEVD-Kelwaryjskie's Orch. Sleeps (Dari-Rich) : WTAM WOV -Mimi Aguglia & Co. sketch WSAN -Radio Varieties News: WIP WOR WICC-News ; Roundup WHOM-Mago dell' Aria WJAR WTIC WGY ( sw-9.53) WAAT-Broadwayites \.\ lOBC-Mati,\ee Variety WPG-S ports WINS-Blu e Skies WABC-CBS: Four Stars Quar­ WQXR-R_ Bowers' Bend 11:30 EDT 10:30 E~T WBNX-German Home Hour WNEW-To be announced H. WLW-Ralph Nyland, tnr. tet : WPRO WDRC WCAU WBRY-Mu sic al Journey WOR-Health; Melody Moments WNBC-Afternoon Sports Revue WPG WBT (sw-15.27-9.59) * WABC-CBS: Big Sister, WGY-Fann Prgm. WOV -Theater of the Ai~ 3:00 EDT 2:00 EST WNEW -Merle Pitt Presents WJZ-NBC: Dot & P at, songs: sketch (Rinso): WPRO WCAU WHN-Cotton Pickin' Time WOV-Armando Rossi, news KDKA WSM WHAM WLW WDRC WOKO WINS-Noon Day Frolic 1:45 EDT 12:45 EST WJZ-NBC: Southernaires ' WBZ WPG-News; Surprise Limited WICC (sw-15_21) WEAF-N BC: How to Be Charm­ WJAR-Housekeeper's Chats WABY KDKA (sw-15.21) WPRO-Itali an Radio Review WAAT-Madison Prgm. ing, sketch (Phillips): WJAR WLW-Live Stocks & Markets WABC-CB S: Hollywood in Per­ WABC-C BS: Manhattan Matinee: WQXR-Classical Selections WBNX-Adventures in Living KYW WTIC WGY WM CA- Home Talk. K. Haescler son (Gold Medal): WPRO WDRC WPRO WPG WOKO WBRY-Piano Melodies * WJZ-NBC: Vic & Sade, sketch WNEW-Richard Brooks, News WDRC WOKO WCAU (sw- (sw-15.27) 4:15 EDT 3:15 EST WBZ-Doris Tirrell, organist (Crisco): KDKA WBZ WEAN WN LC-Luncheon Music 9.59) WEAF-NBC: P epper Youn;;'s WHAS-Tip and Tap WICC ( sw- 15.21) WOV -Dramatic Sketch Y.N .-Affairs of the Hemingways: Fa,mily, sketch (Camay): WGY WEAF-NBC : Personal Co lumn of WHN-News WOR-MBS: Raoul Nadeau_ bar_; WI'G-Mid -day Melody Parade WBRY WEAN WINS WNLC wnc WLW WJAR KYW the Air (Chipso): WJAR WGY WINS-Rendezvous for Two Orch_: WTHT WBRY WNLC WSAN -Lu ncheon Dance WICC (sw-15.33) . KYW WTIC ( sw-15.33) WIP-The Folk Song Lady WAAT-Madison Prgm_ WTIC-Walter Dawley, organist WAAT-Mu sic Box C.N. -Baseball ; Red Sox vs. St. WABC-CBS : Dance Time: WDRC WNBC-Fraternity News WBNX-Organology WBNX-Yiddishe Niginum Loui s Browns: WEAN WICC (sw- 15.27) WNEW-Richard Brooks, News WELI-Eralene Racher, sop. 12:45 EDT 11:45 EST WGY· Hou ..h old Cltats, Betty WNLC WBRY WTHT WAAT-Off the Record WOR-Women Make the News WI-IN-Bern ard Levitow's Orch. Lennox Baseball; Cleveland vs. Athletics : WHOM-Italian Variety wav Voice of Montecatmi WIN S-Morning Recital WEAF-N BC: Joe White, tnr.: WHN-Emery Deutsc h's Orch. WIP WCAU WINS-Katzman's Orch. WTNJ-Musical Prgm. WIP-Ca ryle Sisters WLW WJAH-Words & Music (NBC) WRNX-Elsa Maria Troja Pre52nts WLW -Kitty Keene, hc. WLW ·We Live Again WAB C-C BS: Our Gal, Sunday. * WNEW-LISTENERS SCRAP- * WCNW-MOVIE GOSSIP (1500 WaR-News. Dave Dliscoll 5:30 EDT 4:30 EST WNEW-Courtney's Joynt.ker. sketch (Anacin): WPRO BOOK kc.) WOV-Dancing Moods WaV-Song Varieties; Comedy &. WOKO WDRC WCAU (sw- WOR-Organ Recital WELl-Rhythm & Romance * WJZ-NBC: Kellogg·s Singing Lady; Ireene Wicker: WHAM Orch. 9.59) WEVD-Metro. String Ensemble 4:31l EDT 3:~0 EST WPG-The Melody Tenor W.JZ -NBC: Helen Jane Behlke 2:{)0 EDT WHOM .. Irish Mu sic WBZ WLW I<.DKA (sw-15.21) WSA N- Herman & Banta. songs cant,·.: KDKA WBZ (sw- WNBC-Cafe Co ntiJ.. e11t al WABe-C BS: Russell Dorr, bar. ; WEAF ·NBC: Don Winslow of the 15.21 ) W ABC-C BS: [-Iews Through a WNEW-Ruth Korell';, songs Leon Goldman' s Orch.: WDRC Navy, sketch: WTAM WJAR 11:45 EDT t.O:45 EST Refreshment Time : WJAR WTIC Woman's Eyes, Kathryn Crav­ WI-l N- Baseball; Jersey City vs. WPRO (sw-15_27) KYW WTIC (sw-15.33) WSA N en (Pontiac ): WPRO WOKO Montreal WEAF-NBC: Sophisticated Rhy- WABC-CBS: Doris KeH. so ngs: * WJZ-NBC: Edward MacHugh, * WOR-MBS: We Are Four WCAU WDRC (sw-9.59) WIN S- Katzman's Orch. thm: WJAR WTIC WLW WHAS WDRC WPRO WBT gospel singer (Ivory Soap):. ( Li bby, McNeill & Libby) WEAF-N BC: Fantasie in Rhythm: WNBC-S ports KYW ( sw- 15.33 ) (sw-15.27) KDKA \vBZ WLW (sw-15.21) ICBS-Souveni rs, string trio: KYW WJAR wne (sw-15.33) WOV-Wednesday Matinee WBNX-Polish Bells Gir;lio Players: WEVD WNBC WEAF-NBC' The Old Ref rain WM CA WIP C.N.-Palmer House Orch. : WICC WQXR-Three Rancheros WELl-Musical Moments WAAT-5:30 Club KYW WTIC WJAR WSAN News: WAAT WELl WBRY WTHT WNLC WEVD-ltalian Vari.ety Show WRRY-Home Beautiful WCAU -Sleepy Hollow Boys WGY WHN-Freshman Follies C.S.-Elida B. Sterling : WELl 3:15 EDT 2:15 EST WG Y -Hawaiians WABC-C BS: Aunt J enny's Real WNBC-Luncheon Music WNBC WINS-Uncle Gibb & Gus WEAN-The Swine Sisters W AA T-On the Mall WGY-Chandu th; Magician Life Stories (Spry): WCAU WNEW-Microphone in the Sky * WEAF-NBC: Oxyliol's Own WNEW -Afternoon Notes WBNX-Russian J ewi sh Melodies WHN-George Gregory's Orch. WDRC WOKO WPRO Ma Perkins, sketch: WJ AR WOR-Julian Wood worth's Orch. . 1:00 EDT WEA N-WPA Educational Series WHOM-Polish-Am erican Prgm, C.S.-Farm Fl as hes: WNBC WELl 12:00 EST WTIC WGY WLW KYW (sw· WOV -People's Medical League WAAT-Roundup WGY-Hello Peggy WSAN -Monitor News WICC-W3Ildering Gypsies WEAF-NBC: Market & Weather 15.33) WINS-Dinner Concert WEAN- ews; Shopping; Tunes WHN-Dramatic Play WJZ-N BC: Continental Varidies: WABC-CBS: Betty & Bob, WIP-Merrymakers W HN -Larry & Sue, songs * WIP-Modern Strin,;,; Qu artet WABY KDKA WBZ ( sw- 4:45. EDT 3:45 ES'J sketch (Gold Medal): WDRC WMCA-Joe Tobin Says WICC-Musicale; M'J~irdl Round- WINS-Song Contest 15.21) WOKO WPRO WCAU (sw- WNEW-Zeke Manners & Gang up \Iv MCA-Street Forum WOR-MBS: Rutgers Home WEAF-NBC: The Guiding Light, 9.59) * WOR-Ray Keating's Orch. WINS-Inquiring Microphone WOR -Martha Deane Economics Bureau : sketch (White Naptha) : WGY WJZ-NBC: Love & Learn, WOV -Sketch & Orchestra \VIP-Se renade in Swing Time \.\OV-Mu sical Noveltie. W AAT-Melodies WLW KYW WTIC WJAR WNLC-Mehdy Lane sketch: WABY WPG-News ( sw- 15.33) WPG-Fisherman' s Luck NBC-Three Rancheros : KYW WBNX-Reemployment Forum WQXR-Gilbert & Sullivan Con- WMCA-News. Bob Carter WQX R-Luncheon Dance Music WELI-Voice of Mi crophone WARC -C BS: Academy of Medi- WSAN (sw-15.33) cert WOV -Joseph Loffreda's Sketch WIN S-N"IS. J ack Ingersoll cine: WPRO WDRC ( sw- C.S. -Organ Echoes : WNBC WELl WSM-Music in the Groove Book 2:15 EDT 1:15 EST WNEW-Ameri can Scene 15.27) News: INEAN WICC WJAR WTNJ -Sports News WPG-llChristian Scicnce WQXR-News Dr. ~lit tO ll Benjamin Rosell­ WTlC WNLC W ABC -CBS : J aok & Loretta, bluth, \'i siting' physicin n of KDKA-Georgia Wildcats songs anti patter (Kirkman' s the third divi s io n of Be lle­ 5 :45 EDT 4:45 EST vue IIospital. will speak 011 WAAT -Walkathon Soap): WOKO 3:30 EDT 2:30 EST " :\! oderll )Iethods in the Con­ WEAF-NBC: J ohnnie Johnston, WBNX-Polish Orch. CBS-Milton Charles. organist : trol of Pneulllonia. " WBRY-News : Market Survey WPG WCAU (sw-9.59) * WEAF-NBC: Vic & Sade, KDKA-Dance Orch . bar.: WTIC KYW WJAR WBZ- Harvey & Dell C.N.·Lo uise Wilcher, organist: comedy sketch (Crisco) : WLW WELl-Stars of Tomorrow WTAM (sw- 15.33) WGY-Hi-boys. cowboy songs WNLC WEAN • W,JAR WTIC WGY KYW WEVD-L'Avemari a, sketch W ABC-CBS: Funny Things, chil­ 12:00 EDT 11:00 EST WHN-All en Werner, tnr. C. S.-Men of Vision: WELl ( sw-15.33) WNEW-T ango Time drens P rgm.: WHAS WBT (sw- WHOM-German Prgm. WAAT-lmpressions on Wax WABC-CBS: Current Questions WOV -Merlitations, Frank Polimeni 15.27) * WEAr-NBC: Girl Alone, WIP-Earl Moyer's Orch. WBNX-Livia Chill, Cantor Bind- Before the House: WDRC WPG-Sports sketch (Kellogg): WLW KYW WLW-Allen Werner, tnr. er, bar. (sw-15.27) WSAN -Men of Vi £ion (Continued In Next Page) Radio Guide • Week Endinq July 31. 1937 3S WABC·CBS: Geo. Hall's Orch.: 8:15 EDT 7:15 EST WBNX·Czechoslovac Radio Club WHAS WCAU WBT WOKO WGN·Joe Sanders' Orch. Frequencies Wednesday July 28 ( slV· II.83-9.59) WBNX·Homela"d Hour WHAM ·Baseball: Newark "so KDRA·980 WHOM·14S0 WEAF·NBC: House J amison. WEVD·Metropolitan String En· Rochester KYW· I020 WIce·600 comm.; Nat Brusil Jff's Orch. semble WHN ·Dance Orch. WAAT·940 WINS·llS0 WBZ·News; Mu sicale WADC·BSO WIp·610 NBC·Sherter & Brenner, pian· WHOM·Italian Prgm. WEAN·Unusual Stories WIP·Mu sic Box WABY·1370 WJAR·S90 ists: WJAR WINS·Exening Frolic WMCA ·Carl F enton's Orch. WBBM-770 WGN ·Adventures Abroad WJZ·760 CBS· Neal O'Hara's Radio Gazet· WIp·Musical Footnotes WPG ·Frank Morga n & Guests WBNX·1350 WLW·700 WGY·News ; On the Mall WMCA·Don Kerr Says WBRY·1.539 WLWL·1l00 te: WDRC WPRO WQXR·Classical Selections WBT·IOSO WMCA·570 * WHAM· RADIOGRAMS WOR·MBS: Lone Ranger, WPG-Gus Haenschenis Orch. WHN·Don's Rhumba Rhythms * WBZ·990 WNBC·13S0 sketch (Silvercup) 9:4.5 EDT 8:45 EST WCAU·1l70 WNEW·1250 WICC·Sports; Mu sical Roundup C.N. ·20th Centurv Serenade: 8:30 EDT 7:30 ES1' WCBA·1440 WNLC·1500 WINS· Baseball Scores WDRC·1330 WOKO·1430 WTHT WNLC . ICBS·Herb', Olympian Orch.: \VIP·Sports; News WFAF·6S0 WOR·7l0 KDKA·Musical Moments WJZ·NBC: HER SECOND WLW·The In·Laws * WIP WMCA WEAN·no WOV·1l30 WBBM·Men of Zest Husband, drama (Bayer's As · WGN ·NelVs : High Lights of WELl-900 WPG·1l00 WNBC·Hidden Names & Melodies WBNX-Shopping Guide pirin) with Helen Menken: Sports WEVD·1300 WPRO·630 WNLC·Supper Dance WGN·720 WQXR·lSSO WBRY·Theresa Cagney, songs WICC WEAN KDKA WHAM WHN·Boxing Bouts WQXR ·Spe?kers' Forum WGY·790 WSAN·1440 WCAU·Radiofilm WBZ (sw· l1.87) WINS·Moon Magic WSM ·Financial News; Musical WHAM·llS0 WSM·6S0 RUTH LYON WEAN· Reporter of Odd F,.cts * WEAF·NBC: Wayne King's WPG·Concert 01 ch. WHAS·S20 WTAM·I070 Interlude "Words and Music" soprano WGN·Sports Orch. (Lady Esther): WTIC WQXR·Exploring Seven Arts WHAZ·1300 WTHT·1200 WTlC·Wrightvi1\e Clarion . WHBI-IZSO WTIC·I040 Wed. 1 :30 pm EDT (12:30 EST) WGY·J im Healey, commentator WCY WJAR WTAM WSM WEAN . Mu~ i cal Roundup WHN·IOIO WTNJ·12S0 WHAM·Frank Silva, sports KYW 10:00 EDT 9:00 EST WHN·A li as Jimmy Valentine * WABC· CBS: Ken Murray's 6:45 EDT 5:45 EST WHOM·Cassinelli Prgm. Show (Campbell's Tomato WEAF·NBC : LUCKY STRIKE KDKA·News; Sports (5:45 p.m. Continued) J uice); Oswald; Marlyn Stuart; * WJZ· NBC: Lowell Thomas, WICC·Polish Orch. Hi t Parade; Freddie Gibson & WBNX·Spanish Herald * Lud Glu skin's Orch. ; Lois news commentator (Sun Oil): WINS·On Parade Stuart Allen, vocalists ; Song· WBT·Variety Prgm. WJZ·NBC: Meet the Orchestra. : Ravel, guest singer: WBBM WLW WBZ KDKA WEAN WIP·For Men Only smiths, quartet; Harry Sal· WHZ·News; RoundaIay WSM WHAM KDKA WLW WPRO WCAU WOKO WDRC (sw.15.21) WHAM WTAM (sw·15.21) WMCA -Alan Roberts, tnr. ter's Orch.; Boake Carter, WCAU·Larry Vincent, songs W ABC·CBS: Singing Waiters: WNBC·Hawaiian Echoes WHAS WPG WBT (sw·I 1.83· guest: WTAM WGY KYW WGY·News; Easy to Remember News: WBRY WDRC WEAN 6.06) (also see 11:30 p.m.) WICC WIP WPG WNBC WOKO WDRC WCAU WBT WNEW·lrish Prgm. WJAR WTiC WLW WSM WHN·Calling all Parties (slV·9.59) WSM -Two Pianos; Sports * MBS· Lone Ranger, sketch (sw.9.53) WHOM·Spanish·American Hour WBBM·Tenth Inning (Silvercup Bread): WGN WEAF·NBC: Billy & Betty, dra· WTAM ·Evensong * WABC· CBS: Gang Buster~ . WMCA·AlT'ateur Night in Harlem WBZ·Four of Us WOR·MBS: Marine Band: WEVD·L.ura Boccia & Nino rna WTIC·Thru the Looking Glass * drama (Palmolive ~have WIP·Man About Town; Pianist NBC·Arty Hall' s Radio Rubes: WTNJ·News WTHT Cream); Phillips Lord: WPRO Rolli. songs WBNX·German Radio Hour WGY·Home Folks Frolic KYW WSM ( sw·9.53) WBBM WHAS WDRC WOKO 11:15 EDT 10:15 EST WBRY·N. H. Chamber of Com· WINS· Racing Results; News C.N .·Racing Results: WTHT WCAU WBT (sw·1 1.83·6.06) 7:45 EDT':" 6:45 EST merce WMCA·Today's Winners Musical Moments: WJAR WICC * WJZ·NBC : Grant Park Con· WEAF ·NBC: Paul Sabin's Orch.: WHN·Frank Morgan & Guests cert; Roy Shields, cond.: WJAR WTIC KYW WSM (s\\,· WOR·Junior G·Men WBRY WTIC WEAF·NBC: Jean Sablon, songs : Sports: WGY WHN WIP·Dance Mu sic WEAN WBZ WABY ' 9.53) WPRO·Musical Hotel WJAR KYW WAAl·Walkathon WLW·Williams Stoess' Orch. 'NOR·MBS: Field Museum CBS·Tommy Dorsey's Orch.: WTNJ·Hillbilly Varieties WABC·CBS : Boake Carter, * WBBM ·Across the Dinner Table * 'VMCA·J ac k Ward, organist Expeditions: WGN WBRY WDRC WOKO WBT WCAU 6:(}{) EDT 5:00 EST commentator (Philco): WPRO WNEW·Spelling Bee WTHT WPG . WBIL·Your City & You WBBM WDRC WHAS WCAU WGN ·Four Californians KDKA·Dance Orch. NBC·JoUy Coburn's Orch.: KDKA WEAF· NBC: Charioteers: (sw· WBT WOKO (sw. l1.83.9.59) 8:45 EDT 7:45 EST WBNX· La Rivista della Sera (sw·6.14) WHAS·Melody Cruise (also see 11 : 15 p.m .. ) 9.53) WINS·Melodigram W'EVD·We & Our Government CBS·Boake Carter: KNX KSL WJZ· NBC: Sisters of the Skillet. WBRY·Moment Musicale; News WABC-CBS: Jack Shannon, tnr.: WIP·Uncle WIP WHOM·lrish Music (also at 7 :45 p.m.) East & Dumke WEVD·Talk WOKO WBT WHAS WMCA·Today's Ba<~bal1 WICC-Harold N. Niles, n.ws NBC·Unck' Ezra's Radio Station: NBC-Mario Cozzi, bar.; Christine WHN·Flying Dutchman's Orch. WJZ· NBC: (News, WJZ only); WNBC·Cleo Brown, vocal nov· WINS·River of Dreams KPO KOA (also at 7:15 p.m.) J ohnson. sop.; Orch.: WABY WINS·Court of Literary Justice Sair Lee, contra1to ; Harry elty WIP·News; Milton Kellem's Or- Y.N.·Dance Orch.: WICC WEAN WBZ KDKA (sw·11.87) '. WIP·Tonic Time Kogen's Orch.: WABY WSM WNLC.lI.Catholic Center Lecture chestra WBRY C.N .. J ackie Duggan. soi-.gs: ViMCA·Success · Stories News: KDKA WEAN WICC WOR·Johnny Hauser's Orch. WPG·Pier Orch . WBBM·Musical Moments WNLC WTHT WBRY WSAN WJAR WTIC WNLC WPRO·Mastersingers WQXR·Just Music WBZ·Sports, Bil! Williams WBBM·Howard Neumiller WBIL·Sports Review WGN·Griff Williams' Orch. WQXR·Classical Selections 9:00 EDT 8:00 EST 10:15 EDT WBIL·Dinner Hour Musicale WTNJ·Music As You Like It WBNX· Health and Music 9:15 EST WGY·Dreamin' Time WBRY·Waste of Time WGN·Accordiana * WABC-CBS: CHESTERFIELD WHAS·Baseball; Louisville vs. WBZ·News; Little Show; Sports WGY·Musical Moments Presents Frank Parker; Orch. WMCA·Jimmy McHale's Orch. Milwaukee WCAU ·Ben Alley, tnr. & Organ 7:00 EDT 6:M EST WHAM·News; Music & Chorus dir. by Andre Kostel· WIP-S ports; Harold Knight's WDRC·Dinner Dance Music WBN·Glee Club anetz; David Ross: WPRO 10:30 EDT 9:30 EST Orch. WGN ·Swing It * WEAF·NBC: AMOS 'N' ANDY, WHOM·Gaudio Prgm. WCAU WHAS WOKO WDRC WLW· The Mad Hatterfields WGY·News; Melody Time sketch (Pepsodent): WTIC WICC·Schnitzelbank Bavarians WBBM" WBT WPG (sw·11.83 W ABC·CBS: Gogo DeLys, songs : WNEW·Dance Parade WHAM·Ernie Stemm; Bavarians WJAR WGY KYW (sw·9.53) WIP·Fur Trapper 606) WBT WCtIt) WBBM WHAS WOR·Rudy Bundy's Orch. WHN·lnquiring Reporter (also see 11 p.m.) WLW·Bob NewhalI, sports Tonight Frank Park'er will offer WDRC WOKO WPRO (sw· WTAM·Musical Moments WINS·Baseball Game * WJZ-NBC: Easy Aces, sketch WMCA·!'\ews Victor Herbert':;;: " Mv Drenm 11.836.06) (Anacin) : WHAM WEAN WNBC·Ditk Jurgen's Orch. Girl," Romberg's ' ·S·oftly As WJZ·NBC·Minstrel Show; Gene WIP·Today's Winners In a Morning Sunrise, " 11:3i1 EDT 10:30 EST WLW·Toy Band WICC KDKA WBZ (sw·11.87) WNEW·To be announced "Night O,rer Shanghai" and Arnold, interlocutor ; AI Short, WMCA·Broadway Bill, race new! W ABC·CBS: Poetic Melodies WSM·Shelton Brothers "The Night Wns Made for musical director: WEAN WBZ WEAF·NBC: Barney Rapp's Or· (Wrigley Gum) ; Franklyn WTAM·Hugo dePaul's Orch. Love." The o rcliestrn plays: WABY WICC KDKA (sw· WNBC·Rhythm Revue "Stop, You're -Breaking .l\I.v chestra: WJAR WTIC KYW MacCormack, Poetry; Jack \~·TIC ·Falll ily Doctor 6.14) WNEW·Make Believe Ballroom Heart, " " The ~"'olks ,V 110 WLW WGY (sw.9.53) WOR·Uncle Don Fulton. tnr.; Carlton Kelsey's WTNJ·Harry Duke's Orch. Live on the Hill" from High. * WOR·MBS: Melodies from the W ABC·CBS: Bernie Cummins' WPRO·News; Musical Hotel Orch.: WPRO WOKO WDRC 'Vide find Baudsome, "Hodge Sky: WGN WBRY WTHT Orch.: WBT WPRO WDRC WCAU WBT (sw·11.83-9.59) Podge, " "Say Not Love I!' WBNX·La Rinascente WQXR·Piano Recital 8:00 EDT 7:00 EST a Dream" from Count of WCAU WOKO WPG (sw· WTAM·Fact & Fancies (also see 11 p.m.) Luxembourg by Leilar fea­ WEVD·Metropolitan Hour 11.83) WTNJ ·People's Choice Prgm. WBBM·News turing two pia'nos, and modE' WHOM·Syrian Prgm. WJZ·NBC: Emery Deutsch's WBIL·Dansant * WEAF·NBC: ONE MAN'S music selections. WIP·Along Radio Row Family, Serial Drama (Tender· Orch.: WICC WEAN WHAM 6:15 EDT 5:1'5 EST WBNX·Spanish Hour WEAF-NBC: Town Hall To· WPG·Dude Ranch Orch. leaf Tea): WLW WTIC IVTAM * WABY WBZ WBRY·Baseball Scores; Music night (Sal Hepatica); WaIter WEAF·NBC: Carol Deis, sop.: W5M WGY WJAR KYW (also CBS· Ken Murray: KNX KSL WGN·Palmer Hou se Concert O'Keefe, comedian; Alice Frost, 10 :45 EDT 9:45 EST (also at 8:30 p.m.) (sw·9.53) see 12:30 a.m. Sunday) Stooge; Quartet; Peter Van 'l'IJe 1)J'ogJ'8m: Creole Love WHN·Don Albert's. Orch. lvIBS·Dick Jurgens' Orch.: WGN WINS·Harry Hershfield's Ka· * WABC-CBS: Cavalcade of Steeden's Orch.; Guests: WTIC SOllg (Smith), Vielle Chan· Music (Du PonU; Guest: * WABC·CBS: Gov. Herbert WBRY "Espugno!e WTAM WJAR WGY KYW SO il (Anbel't), Bal­ bibble Kabaret Emerich, "How the Farm KDKA·Dance Orch. l et 1\1 m;ic from La kme (De­ WOKO WDRC WBBM WHAS WLW WSM (sw·9.53) (also see WIP·Make Believe Ballroom Credit Union Helps": WDRC KDKA·Middleman's Orch. libes), and Stardust on the WPRO WCAU (sw.11 .83·6.06) 12 mid.) Moon. WLW·Alias Jimmy Valentine 'l'he music of Vincent Youmans WOKO WBT WPRO WBBM WBBlVI.News. Todd Hunter W ABC·CBS : Eton Boys, male WMCA·Joe Tobin Says will be feutured on tonight's * WJZ·NBC: Frank Black & (5w· 11.83) WBNX·Midnight Classics String Symph.: WBZ KDKA quartet: WHAS WDRC WNBC-Dargan Brothers, songs "Ca ndcade of Music" pro­ WEAF·NBC: Alistair Cooke, com· WHOM·Opera Hour gram. Conrad Thibault, COll­ WABY WEAN (sw.lI.87) WPRO WOKO WOR·Stan Lomax, sports mentator: WJAR WTIC KYW WIP·Harold Knight's Orch. WQXR·Classical Selections tinuing" as guest, will offer MBO'-Jack Denny's Orch.: WGN Y.N .·Baseball & Racing Results: ,yithout n. Song from "Great WTAM WSM (sw·9.53) WOR·Irving Conn's Orch. WSM·Rhythm Time WTHT ':rhis is the second in a ne w WEAN WICC WTIC Day" ,) ud Thl'{)ugh the Yeat'3 WSM·Club Esquire WTAM ·Sports; Baseball Scorps from '''l 'J.n;p.ugh the Yea rs." ICBS·Drama Recordings: WMCA seri ef.: of t liirte€'u broadcasts KDKA·Dinner Music WTAM·Violin in the Night WTNJ·German Prgm. DOll Yoorhces, directing the WIP , by Ali ~ tair Cooke, brillinnt WBBlVr ·Truman Bradley orchestra, will play the fol drulUil tic cri tic, jonrnalist WBT·Grady Cole lowing Yoml1 ilns· favorites: WBNX·Germ~n Concert Music and radio commeutator. 11:45 EDT 1,0:45 EST WCAU·Sports; Song Favorites 7:15 EDT 6:15 EST '¥ildtfowel' from " \·Vildflow· WBRY·Fantasy in Tan Cooke's tnlks, wIdell he will el'," Tefl for Two from "No WHAM·Laff Parade prepare with eOlllple te free .. NBC·Barney Rapp', Orch.: WGN·Harold Turner, pianist No Nnnette," Sometimes I'm dom tiS to subject lun tter. WGY ·Ford Rush; Lullaby Time * WEAF·NBC: UNCLE EZRA'S WHN·Jack Spriggs' Orch. ,yi11 royer 8 wide rllnge of WTAM Radio Station (Alka·Seltzer): Happ.\·, Great Day from WHN·Musical Moments "GrNlt DI(\' , " Time on My WHOM·Capt. Garofalo. news topies. Speaking on politics, WBBM ·Manhattan Mother WIP·Vill cent Rizzo's Ensemble WTAM WJAR WTIC WGY Hands and these excerpts WICC·County Public Forums books, the theate r and drn· WBZ-Carlos Molin a's Orch. KYW (also see 11 :15 p.m.) from ":b"'Jying- Down to TIio " : WINS·Symphonetta matic eyents from thc· pass­ WJAR·Dancing Melodies illg scene, Cooke will nlso WIP·Benny's Troubadours W ABC· CBS : Song Time with Music 1\1:1 kes Me, OrchidS in WNEW·Baseball; Newark vs. WLW·Tommy and Betty in t he iHoonlig-ht (Mr. 'l'hi­ drnw Oil his OW1\ YHl'i ed ex· WSM·Beasley Smith & Strings WMCA ·Safeguarding Your Invest· Gordon Graham, bar., host; bnult), Carioca and Flying Rochester periences ill trilvel anll study. ments Patti Chapin & Howard Phil· Down to Hio. WOR·Talk About Books News : WIP WMCA WCAU 12:00 ED'!' 11:00 EST WNBC·Song Styles lips: WDRC WOKO (sw·11.83) WJZ·NBC: Broadway Merry·Go· WQXR·Can It Be Done? WGY·East of Nowhere W N LC·J ean Sa v age, songs WJZ·NBC: Nola Day, songs; Round (Dr. Lyons); Beatrice WHAS·Musical Moments WEAF-NBC: Paul Whiteman's WQXR·News; Organ Interlude Norman Cloutier's Orch.: WBZ Lillie; AI Rickey's Otch. : 9:15 EDT 8:15 EST WLW·Lynn Cole's Orch. Orch.: WTIC WJAR WGY WSM ·Vaughn Quartet WABY WLW KDKA WHAM WHAM KDKA WEAN WICC WPG-Dance Orch. KYW WTAM (sw·9.53) WTAM·Trailer Tim WEAN (sw·l1.87) WBZ (sw·11.87) , C.N"Crime Clinic : WTHT WTAM·Violin in the Night WABC·CBS: J an Garber's Orch.: MBS·Les Cavalliers De La Salle: MBS·Summer Serenade: WBRY WBNX·Gaieties WDRC WCAU WOKO WHAS 6:30 EDT 5:30 EST WTHT WBRY WNLC WTHT WHAM·To be announced 11:00 EDT . 10:00 _ JT WPG WBT ICBS·Five Star Final: WPRO Jay C. Flippen's Broadway Mel· WHOM· Visions of Italy WJZ·NBC : Jesse Crawford's * WABC·CBS: NEWS ; DAILY WIP WMCA ody Hour: WOR WHN WINS·On Parade WABC·CBS: Tomorrow's News Orch.: WEAN WICC WBZ Sports Resume (Chesterfield): News: WHAS WSM WINS WBNX·German Poetry & Music WOR·Musical Moments Tonight, Andre Baruch (Lib· KDKA WABY (slV·6.14) WBBM WPRO WBT WDRC WBBM·Sports WBT·Conservatory of Music erty) (WABC only ) Tommy WOR·MBS: Guy Lombardo's WCAU WHAS (sw·9.59) WBIL·Symphonic Moods WEVD·Undercurrents of the 9:3a EDT 8:30 EST Dorsey's Orch.: WPRO (sw· Orch.: WGN NBC·News; Cappy Barra's Swing WBT·Melody ·Time News. Bryce Oliver 11.83) NBC·Town Hall Tonight: KPO Harmonicas: WTAM (sw·9.53) WCAU·Alias Jimmy Valentine WGN·Eddy Duchin's Orch. .* WABC·CBS: PALMOLIVE WEAF·NBC: 'Eddie Le Baron's KOA (also at 9 p.m.) WJZ·NBC: News; Revelers Quar WGN·Concert Trio WHOM·Guilio Amauli Beauty Box Theater; Jessica Orch. : (sw·9.53) News: WSM WHAM tet (Richardson & Robbins "VH N·Racin g Results WIP·To be announced Dragonette, sop.; Charles Kull· WJZ·NBC: (News, WJZ onlv) WBBM·AI Tlace's Orch. Co.) WICC·Zinn Arthur's Orch. WINS·Talk on Taxes mann, tnl'.; Al Goodman's Jolly Coburn's Orch.: WABY WEVP·Midnight Jamboree WEAF·NBC: News; Today'. 'I·NBC·Popular Pleasantries vYIP ·Johnny Graff's Orch. Orch.: WPRO WCAU WBBM CBS· Poetic Melodies (Wrigley'. VVHN·Ross Pierce's Orch. Sports, Ford Bond WOR·Frank Morgan & Guests WMCA·Three Little Funsters WHAS WBT WDRC WOKO Gum): WHAS WBBM (also at WIP-Art Shaw' s Orch. NBC·News; Jack Baker, tnr.: WNBC·Worthy Hills' Orch. (sw·ll.83·6.06) 7 p.m.) WLW·Paul Sullivan, news WABY 7:30 EDT 6:30 EST WNEW·Kay Reed, organist * WOR·MBS: Ed Fitzgerald's NBC·Amos & Andy: WSM WLW WMCA·Worthy Hills' Orch. Sports: WMCA KDKA WAAT WNLC·The Lamplighter Variety Hour: WBRY WTHT WTAM (also at 7 p.m.) WJAR * WJZ·NBC: HORLICK'S LUM WPG·Jane & Jimmy Cullen NBC·Frank Black's Symph.: News: WDRC WJAR WPG WTIC News: WBRY WTNJ WOR & Abner, sketch : WLW WBZ WQXR·Classical Seledions WICC WBRY WICC WOR WEAN End of Wednesday Programs 36 Radio Guide • Week Ending July 31. 1937 Thursday July 29 Thursday

KDKA-Dot & Pat 10:15 EDT 9:15 EST 11:30 EDT 10:30 EST W ABC-CBS: Romance of Helen WAAT-Recorded For You Trent, sketch (Edna Wallace MORNING WBNX-Just About Time * WJZ-NBC Oxydol's Own Ma WJl-NBC: Vic & Sade, sketch Hoppel) : WPRO WCAU WBRY-News; Mus;,al Revue Perkins, sketch: KDKA WBl (Crisco): KDKA WBZ WEAN WDRC WOKO (sw-9.59) WEAN-Musical Roundup (sw-15.21) . WICC (sw-15.21) WEAF-NBC: Bailev Axton, tnr. : 8:00 EDT 7:00 EST WABC-CBS: Puetic Strings: WABC-CBS: Big Sister, sketch WEAF-NBC: Good Morning Melo­ WHN·Lew White, organist * C.S.-Polish Variety-' Prgm.: WELl WPRO WOKO WDRC WCAU (Rinso): WPRO WOKO dies WHOM-German Prgm. WNBC WABC-CBS: Madison Ensemble: WINS-On Parade WEAF.NBC : John's Other Wife, WDRC WCAU C.N.-Italian Prgm.: WEAN WICe ske~ch (Louis Phillippe): WGY WEAF-N BC: Fiddlers Three: (sw-21.52) WJAR·Shopping News News: ~l/aR WIP WJAR WTIC KYW WSAN WJAR WTIC KYW WJ l-NBC : Morning Devotions; WLW-Peter Grant, news Farm Prgm.: WJAR WGY Kathryn Palmer, sop.; Joyce WMCA-Music & Verse C.N.-John Metcalf's Choir Loft: WGY WAAT-Broadwayites WINS WTHT WNLC WICC WOR-MBS: Organ Recital: Allmand, contr.; John Jami· WOR-Ed Fitz~erald WBRY-Musical Journey WEAN WBRV WBRY SOD, tnr.; John Wainman. bar. WTIC-Radio Bazaar WHN-Cotton Pickin' Time & Lowell Patton, organist & WTNJ-Enchanting Moments WAAT-Frank Albanese, organist WAAT-Madison Prgm. WINS-Noon Day Frolic WHN·Ben Selvin's Orch. WBNX-Organology BETTY WINKLER director: WABY WLW-Live Stocks & Market WLW-Hope Alden's Romance WELl·Fed. Music Project Patricia Ryan in "Girl Alone" News: WICC WTIC WSAN WaR 9:15 EDT 8:15 EST WMeA-Home Talk, K. H,eseler WM CA.Melodoscope WHN-Chandler Chats Thurs. 12 noon EDT WJAR WEAN WEVD WNLC WNEW-Richard Brooks, news WPG.Home Hour WINS-Theater Guide (11 am EST) WTNJ NBC-Streamliners: KYW WNLC-Luncheon Music KDKA-Morning Merrymakers WSAN-Kay Varieties WIP-Answer Me This Musical Clock: WINS WBl WLW-We Li ve Again WaY-Dramatic Sketch WBNX-Salety Campaign & Farm WPG-Melody Parade WBRY WNEW-Alan Courtney's Joy- Briefs WSAN -Dance Orch. WAAT.[l.Morning Meditations makers WEAN-Gretchen McMullen's kit· 10:30 EDT 9:30 EST WTIC-The Story of Sight WAAT-Mu sical Portfolio WCAU.Morning Seernade WNLC-Organ WDRC-Treasure House er-en WIlNX-Jacob Suzanov WEAF-NBC: Just Plain Bill, WOV·Song Varieties WBR I' -Piano Moods WELl-Today's Almanac WGY-Market Basket 12:45 EDT 11:45 EST WGY-Morning Swing Session WJAR-Housewives' Exchange sketch (Anacini: WJAR WGY WELl·Danceland WTIC KYW WHOM·ll.Religious Prgm. WLW·llMorning Devotions 11:45 EDT 1;0:45 EST WEAF-NBC: Armchair Quartet WGY-Betty & Bob WIP·Eight Bells & All's Well WMCA-Happiness Circle * WABC-CBS: U. S. Marine WHN-Jimm-y Garfield's Orch. WEAF-NBC: Allen Prescott WABC-CBS: Our Gal, Sunday, WLW· [l.Family Prayer Period WNBC-News Band: WPRO WOKO WDRC * WMCA-In the Music Rom the Wife ~av~:, (Sweetheart sketch (Old English Floor WNLC·Talkie Chatter WCAU WN BC-HOLLYWOOD HIGH- WMCA·Barnacle Bill, songs Soap): WJAR 'WTIC WGY Wax): WPRO WCAU WOKO * WOR-Story Teller's House WJl-NBC: Pepper Young's LIGHTS WNBC·Eight O'Clock Bus KYW WDRC (sw-9.59) WOV-Three Star Musicale Famil y, sketch (Camay): WBZ WNEW-To be announced WOV-Public Service Review WABC·CBS: Aunt Jenny's Real * WOR-MBS: We Are Four, WPG-Farmer in the Dell WTIC-Studio Prgm. KDKA WICC ( sw- 15.21) sketch (Libby, McNeill & WNLC-Afternoon Varieties WTNJ-Tune of the Day C. N.· The Bachelors : WTHT Life Stories (Spry): WPRO WOR-Health; Melody moments WPRO·News; Organ Interlude WOKO WCAU WDRC Libby) : WBRY WEAN WNLC ICBS-Renaldo's Cuban Trouba­ WOV-Theater oi the Air News: WINS WOV * WJZ-NBC: Edward MacHugh, 8:15 EDT 7:15 EST 9:30 EDT 8:30 EST Gospel Singer (Ivory Soap): dors: WIP WMCA WAAT-Home Town Frolic Singin' Sam: WJAR WTIC 1:45 EDT 12:45 EST WEAF·NBC: Malcolm Claire: WLW KDKA WBZ (sw-i5.21) * W ABC-CBS: Richard Maxwell, WBNX-German Housewife Hour WSAN WTIC WJAR WSAN WAAT-Roundup songs; News: WOKO WDRC WHN ·Allen's Homemakers News: WAAT WELl W ABC-CBS: Hollywood in Person WJl-NBC: Leibert Ensemble; WEAN-News; Shopping; Tur.es WCAU ( sw-21.52) WLW·Hello Peggy WBNX-Polish Orch. (Gold Medal): WCAU WPRO Louise Florea, sopr. & Show­ C. N.-Zara's Marimba Melodies: WMCA-Don Kerr Says WELI·Movie Club WHN-Larry & Sue WHN-George Gregory's Orch. WOKO WDRC (sw-9.59) men Quartet: W ABY WNLC WBRY WEAN WINS WSAN-School lor Wives WICC·Musica! Roundup WLW-Wife Saver WAAT-Music Box Y. N .·George & Juanita, songs: KDKA-Shopping Circle WINS-Inquiring Microphone VI NBC-Luncheon Music WBNX-Cantor Gershon Spund WICC WEAN WNLC WAAT-This Rhythmic Age 10:45 EDT 9:45 EST WIP-S treet Interview WNEW-Microphone in the Sky WBRY -Cowboy Series ll.Morning Devotions : WNBC WBNX-La Parata del Mattino WMCA ·NeVls, Bob Carter WGY-Household Chats WPRO WELl WBl-As You Like It; News WNBC-Farm & Garden Chats WHN-Franklyn Robert's Orch. KDKA-News: Green River Boys WELI-News * WEAF-NBC: TODAY'S CHIL- 1:00 EDT 12:00 EST dren, sketch (Pillsbury) : WNLC.Melody Lane WINS-Little Moments WAAT·Just About Time WGY-Bradley Kincaid IVNBC-Matinee WCAU-Melody Parade WHN-What to Eat and Why WJAR wnc WGY KYW WOV-Josel'h T_offredo's Sketch WABC-CBS: Betty & Bob Hook * * WNEW-LISTENERS SCRAP· WDRC-Shoppers SlOecial WIP-News; On the 9:33 WJl·NBC: Viennese Ensemble: (Gold Medal): WPRO WCAU WPG-Robert Young, songs BOOK WEVD-Italian Music WLW-Aunt Mary WABY WBl WDRC WOKO (sw·9.59) WSAN·WPA Prgm. WOR-The Hitmakers WIP-News WMCA-News; Fashion Notes MBS-The Couple Next Door, WEAF·NBC: Markets & Weather sketch (Oxydol) : WLW WEAN-Musical Roundup WPG-Dance Orch. WLW-Concert in Brass WNBC-King Cole Shopper WJZ-NBC: Love & Learn. C.N. -Don & Ted, piano duo: WMCA-[l.Morning Meditations WOR-Organ Recital sketch : WABY 2:00 EDT 1:00 EST WNEW·Strike Up the Band WOV-Italian Variety Hour WEAN WBRY WINS WNLC NBC-Marguerite Padula. songs : WOR-Household Hints; Melody WPG-[I. Thursday Devotional WTHT \VICC WSAN KYW (sw-15.33) KDKA-Linda's t'irst Love * WEAF-N BC: Music Guild: WTNJ-Organ Music WPRO-Drama; Interlude; News WOR-MBS: Rhythm Orch. WJAR KYW WGY (sw-15.33) WGY-Master Singers WAAT-H.ll Quartette C.S.-Organ Echoes: WNBC WELl WHOM-English for Be§inners WABC-CBS: Rambles in Rhythm: 8:30 EDT 7:30 EST WTIC-Mary Lee Taylor News : WEAN WICC WJAR WDRC WPRO WOKO WIP-ll.Rev. Geo. A. Palmer WNLC WMCA-Mason & Dixon. songs 12:00 EDT 11 :00 EST C. N.·P almer House Concert: WABC-CBS: Montana Slim: (sw, The Three Spades: WHN WLW WTHT WBRY WNLC WOV-Singing Vagabond 21.52) 9:45 EDT 8:45 EST WEAF-NBC: Girl Alone, WAAT-Walkathon C.S.·Mabel Krick, sop.: WNBC WSAN·Literary Review * WEAF-N BC: Moments Musicale: sketch (Kellogg): WLW KYW WBRY-News ; Music; Markets WELl WTIC WLW WJAR KYW WEAF-NBC: Landt Trio: News: W ABC-CBS: The Merrymakers: WBl-H arvey & Dell WAAT-Ma ster Singers NBC-Leibert Ensemble: KDKA WSAN WTIC KYW WJAR 11:00 EDT 10 :00 EST WCAU (sw·9.59) WGY-Hi-biys, cowboy songs WBNX-Li via Ch ill, sop. (sw-2154) WABC-CBS: Bac helor's Children, WJZ-NBC: Inner Drama of LifE, VlHOM-German Prgm. WCAU·Lucy Goldsmith C.N ,-Francis Cronin, organist: sketch (Old Dutch CleansN): * WJZ-NBC: THE O' NEILLS, Lloyd E. Foster: WEAN WIP-Earl MGye r's Orch. WEAN-N. Y. A. Orch. WTHT WICC WEAN WCAU (sw·21.52) sketch (Ivory Flakes): WBl WABY WMr::A-Jack Randolph, songs WHN-Dramatic Play C. S. -Treasure Chest: WNBC Y.N.-Variations : WNLC WBRY • KDKA (sw·15.21) NBC-H appy Jack, songs: WTIC WNEW-Arizo na Red, songs WICC·News; Roundup WELl KDKA-Hellu, Peggy WEAF-NBC: David Harum, (slV-15.33) WOV-Hygiene WINS-Song Contest WAAT·Helen Hope WAAT-lDA Program . sketch (Bab-O): WTIC WGY NBC-Alice Cornett: WJAR WTIC-News; Weather WIP·Annina Tannin, songs WCAU-Larry Vincent, songs WDRC-News; Organ Melodies WJAR KYW C.N.-Agricu ltural Series: WICe WMCA-Margie Nicholson, songs WEVD-Neapolitan Me lodies WEAN-Moonbeam's Ensemble WABC-C BS: Song Stylists WBRY WTHT 1:15 EDT 12:15 EST WOR-Martha Deane, women's hr. WGY·Time Keeper WELl-Thursday Revue NBC-Honeymooners: WSAN ICBS-Zeke Manners' Gang: WIP WOV·Musical Novelties WHN-Morning Exercises WGY-Musical Prgm.; News CBS·Mary Lee Taylor (Pet WMCA W ABC-CBS: Hymns of All WQXR-Luncheon Dance Music WHOM-Breakfast Club WICC-Hymns of All Churches Milk): WeAU WOKO News: KDKA WNBC Churches (Gold Medal ) : WTIC-Guy Hedlund & Co. WIP-Lost & Found; Eight Bells WINS-New York Hour C.N.-Get Thin to Music: WNLC WBNX-Yorkville Musical Gems WPRO WCAU WDRC WOKO and All's Well; Domestic H elp WLW-Chandler Chats C. S.-News: WNBC WELl WEZ-News; Nounday Little Show (sw-9.59) 2:15 EDT 1:15 EST WMCA-Fern Scull, organist WNBC-Rhythms in Miniature ~.Ius ical Roundup : WEAN WICC WDRC-Ad-Liner WJZ-N BC: Hal Gordon, tnr.: WNLC-Merchants Clipper WNEW-Richard Brooks, News WELl· Luncheon Dance WAAT-Madison Request Club WABY W ABC-CBS: Jack & Loretta WOR-Martha Manning, sales WPG-Ocean City Prgm. WGY-Dance Hour; News WBR V-News; Belle & Martha; WEAF-NBC; D an Harding'S Clemens, songs & patter WOV-Itali an Morning Varieties W HN -Footli!!;ht Eo;oerpts, song. WPRO-Fashions by Suzanne Fashions Wife, sketch: WJAR WSAN (Kirkman's Soap) : WOKO WPG·Happy Birthday WTNJ-News WHOM-Italian Variety Prgm. WDRC·Tuberculosis & Public (sw-15.33) CBS-Herbert Foote, organist : WPRO-Home Folks Frolic WOR-Luncheon Da'nce Music Health KDKA-Interviews WPG WSAN·Bulletin Board WOV -Neapolitan Songs WHOM-Italian Variety Prgm.; WAAT-Jay Stan Ie, pianist C. N .-Louise Wilcher, organist: WTNJ·!-lungarian News 10:')0 EDT 9:00 EST News WPG-News ; Musical Interlude WBRY-Home Folks' Frolic WTHT WBRY WNLC * WABC-CBS : PRETTY KITTY WINS-Katzman's Orch. v" PRO-News; Man on the Street WBZ-Pie Plant Pete & Bashful WAAT-Impressions on Wax 8:45 EDT 7:45 EST Kelly, sketch (Wonder Bread): WIP·Florence Shevin & Orch. WSAN·Dance Tunes Joe WBNX-Feigele Perlstein WLW -Linda's First Love WEAN-Talkin!! on the Sklewalk W ABC·CBS: Maurice Brown: WDRC WBBM WCAU-Women's Club WGY-Hymns 'of All Churche. (sw·21.52) WEAF-NBC: Mrs. Wiggs 01 the WMCA-Beauty; Melodies; Cold 12 :15 EDT 11 :15 EST WDRC-News Facts WHN-News WJl-N BC: Morning Glee Club: Cabbage P,tch, sketch (Old WELl·Amer. Family Robinson WNEW-Kitchen Kapers WABC--CBS : YOUR NEWS WABY KDKA (sw·21.54) English Wax)' WJAR WTIC * WICC-Betty & Bob, sketch WGY-Health Hunters WOR-Nell Vinick, beauty Parace (Lucky Strike Cigar­ WINS·Swingin' on Down WAAT·Sons of the Pioneers WCV KYW W!-IN -Ollie Norton's Orch. WOV-Good Morning Review ettes); Edwin C. Hill, com­ WIP-American Scene WCAU·Tunes & Time WJ l-NBC: Story of Mary Marlin, WICC-J ames Cavallero, violinist WPG·Paraele of Progress mentator: WCAU WOKO wpe WLW·M usical Moments WHN·Your Neighbor sketch (Ivory Snow): KDKA WIP·Hawaiian IsI.nders WPRO-Harmony Lane WPRO WDRC (sw-9.59) WMCA-Streamlined English WICC·Mu sicaI Roundup WBZ ( sw·15.21) WMCA ·Burt Raeburn, songs C.N.-Singing Strings : WTHT * WEAF-NBC: Story of Mary WNEW-Hollywood News & Music WNBC·Nip & Tuck WMCA·Beauty Talk; Melodies Marlin, sketch (Ivory Soap): WNEW·Toast and Coffee WINS WEAN WICC WNLC 11:15 EDT 10:15 EST WNLC-Regin ald Shastany, tnr. WPRO-Amer. Family Robinson WJAR WTIC WGY KYW WOR-Bide Dudley Theater Club WOR·Te" Fletcher, songs NBC-Charles Harrison, tnr.: WLW (sw·15.33) WOV -Musicale WOV·Morning Serenade WSAN WABC-CBS: Captivators: WDRC WJZ-NBC: Grace & Scotty, WTIC-J oyce Jordan, girl interne 2:30 EDT 1:30 EST WPRO-Easy to Remember News: WBRY WHN WCAU WOKO WPRO WAAT-Tunes at Ten WEAF-N BC: Backstage Wife. songs (News, WJl only): WTNJ·ll.Council of Churches WEAN WABY WEAF-NBC : It's a Woman's WBNX-La Rivista Ita li ana sketch (Dr. Lyons): WJAR 1:30 EDT World: KYW WJAR WTIC WCAU-Morning Melodies WTIC WGY KYW C.N.-New England Poultry Man: 9:'00 EDT 8:00 EST WTHT WICC (slV-15.33) WELI-Doin!! the Town 'NJZ·N BC: Persollal Column of WJZ-NBC: Nat'l Farm & News: WBRY WINS * WABC-CBS: Dalton Bros., trio: WEAF-NBC: The Streamliners; WHOM-Jewish Hour the Air (Chipso ) : WLW WBl Home HOllr: WBZ KDKA KDKA-Sunshine Special WPRO WOKO WDRC Orch.; Fields & Hall, m.c,: WIP-Homemakers' CJub KDKA (sw·15.21) WABY WSAN WLW (sw- WJZ-N BC: Piano Recital: WICe WSAN WGY WLW-Hymns of All Churches C.N.-Musical Early Edition: WAAT·Kiwanis Vocational Gui- 15.21 ) dance WABY WEAN VI ABC-C BS: Music in the Air: WMCA-Today's Doings ; Marie WNLC WUIT WBRY WEAF-NBC; Words and Music; WNBC·Rhythm Stylists Home Forum: WBl KDKA WPRO WDRC WCAU WBT Barron, songs WBNX ·Hair Hygiene Ruth Lyon, sop.: WJAR KYW WNLC-News; Signs of the TImes WBNX·Now & Then WPG WOKO ( sw-21.52) WNBC-City Parade WELl-Polish Favorites' (sw-15.33) WBRY -Master Singers WJZ-NBC: Breakfast Club; WNEW-Make Believe Ballroom WIP-Women in the News WOV-L'Uomo Timido, sketch WABC-C BS: Arnold Grimm's * WSAN-Organ Melodies WCAU-Hello, Peggy Vocalists; Don McNeill, m.c.; WOR-Variety Prgm;. Soloists; WMCA·Anice Ives' Woman's H~. Daughter, sketch (Gold Med­ WELl-Tonic Tunes Orch.; News: WICe WABY Norman Brokenshire. m.e.; WNBC-Morning Musicale 12:30 EDT 11:30 EST al) : WPRO WCAU WOKO WGY-Scissors & Paste WBZ Leo Freudberg's Orch. WOR-Hope Alden's Romance WDRC ( sw·9.59) WHN-Variety Prgm. C. S.- Marion Reynolds, organist: WPRO-Dick Leibert, organist WOV·Angelo Gloria & Co., sketch WJZ-NBC: Strollers Matinee: Y.N .-Marjorie Mills' Hour: WICC WELl WNBC WTNJ-Morning Variety WSAN-Concert Gems KDKA WBl (sw·15.21) WEAN WTIC (Continued on Next Page) Radio Guide • Week Ending July 31, 1937 37 NBC-Caballeros : KDKA ( sw- WAAT-Uncle Jonathan tomorrow nI so at tllis time, WABC-CBS: Poetic Melodies in n nett-hoven and Schoen 'Frequencies 15.21 ) WBNX-Front Pace Dramas berg r .... cle. (Wrigley Gum); Franklyn Thursday C.S. -Mary Ford, sop.: WNBC WBRY-Tune Up - Time WABC-CBS: Margaret Dallln. MacCormack. poetry; Jack WEVD-Minciotti & Co., drama Fulton, tnr.; Carlton Kelsey's KDKA-980 WHOM-1450 WELl sop.; Concert Oreh.: WOKO KYW-1020 WICC-600 W AA T- Echoes of Poland WHAS-Salt & Peanuts WHAS WBT Oreh.: WBT WCAU WDRC WAAT-940 WINS-lISO July 29 WBNX-Elementary School WGY-Malke'.s Nl!ws: KDKA WEAN WICC WOKO WPRO (sw-ll.83-9.59) WABC-S60 WIP-610 WEVD-String Ensemble WHN-Don Albert's Orch. (also see 11 p.m.) WABY-1370 WJAR-S90 WJAR WTIC WNLC WBBM-770 WJZ-760 WINS-Afternoon Melodies WINS-Swing Session WAAT-Airport Prgm. * WJZ-NBC: Easy Aces, com­ WB¥X-1350 WLW-700 WNEW-Kay Reed, organist WJAR-Celia Mo reau. John Murry WBBM-Howard Neumiller edy, sketch (Anacin): WBZ WBRY-1530 WLWL-lIOO WOV-Musicale & Drama WLW-Houseboat Hannah WBIL-Dinner Hour M,-\sicale WHAM WEAN KDKA WICC WBT-IOSO WMCA-570 WPG-Tea Time Topics WNEW-Sports Roundt:p (sw-I1.87) WBZ-990 WNBC-13BO WBRY-Dance Parade WCAU-1I70 WNEW-1250 WPRO-Melodies, Old & New WNLr.-Casino by the Thames WBZ-News; Little Show; Sports C. N.-Tune Teasers: WNLC WCBA-1440 WNLC-1500 WQXR-Favorile Refrains WOR-Danee Time; Melody Mo- \ ..'CAU -Ben Alley, tnr. & Organ WTHT WDRC-1330 WOKO-1430 WOR-710 ments WDRC-Dinner Dance Music WBBM-Herbert Foote, organist WEAF-660 3:45 EDT 2:45 EST WOV-Journal of t!:le Air WBIL-Renee Brooks, piano WEAN-7S0 WOV-1I30 WGN-Swing It. & WELl-900 WPG-lIOO WPRO-Phil Saltman, pianist WGY-News; Mu sical Prgm. songs WFVD-1300 WPRO-630 WJZ-NBC: To be announced: WQXR-Ycung People's Concert WBNX-Spanish Hour WGN-720 WQXR-1550 WABY KDKA ( sw- 15.21) WHN -Pioneers of Science WGY-790 WSAN-1440 WSM-A Woman Looks at NeVIS WINS-Baseball Game WBRY -B aseball Scores; Music * WEAF-NBC: THE O'NEILLS, WTAM-Everyman's Treasure Hse. WGN-Palmer House Concert WHAM-1I50 WSM-650 sketch (Ivory Flakes): WGY WIP-Today's Winners WHAS-S20 WTAM-I070 WTNJ-News vVHN-Magic of Mu sic WHAZ-1300 WTHT-1200 WJAR WTIC WLW KYW WLW -J ane Gerrard, songs WMCA -Broadway Bal. race news WINS-World in Review WHBl-1250 WTIC-I040 (sw-15.33) . WIP-Make Believe Ballroom WHN-IOlO WTNJ-12BO GEORGE HALL C. S.-Famous Homes of F amous 5:15 EDT 4:15 EST WNBC-Cornhuskers, novelty trio WNEW-Make Belie,.e Ballroom WLW-Alias Jimmy Valentine CBS orchestra leader Am ericans : WNBC WELl WMCA-Jack Early, bar. Thurs. 6:45 pm EDT (5:45 EST) WBNX-Treadin' the Town WEAF-NBC: Turn Back th~ WOR -Uncle Don, children's Clock: WJAR KYW WTAM WNBC-WPA Theater Varieties WHOM-RADIO GUIDE PRE­ prgm. * WSM WLW WGY ( sw-15.33) WOR-Stan Lomax. sports SENTS WPRO-News; Musical Hotel ViPRO-Mee! Mr. Twister WABC-CBS: Clyde Barrier, bar.; WQXR-Classical Selections WINS-Police Program WQXR-James P. Hendrick, bar. WSM-Two Pianos ; Sports Concert Orch.: WDRC WPG WSM-Rhythm Time WQXR-Science News WSM-Chamber Music WTAM-Gene Beecher's Orch. (2:30 p.m. Continued) WOKO WBT WPRO WCAU WTAM-Fact & Fancies WTAM-Sports; Baseball Scores WTlC-Red Roberts' Orch (sw-9.59-15.27> WTNJ-People's Choice Prgm. WTNJ-Hungarian Gypsies WTNJ-Harry Duke's Orch. WINS-Margaret Wilson 4:00 EDT 3:00 EST WJZ-NBC : Stuart Gracey, bar. : WIP-Ruth Webb; Henry Pat· WEAN WICC WHAM rick' s Orch. WJZ-NBC: Club Matinee; Vocal­ 6:15 EDT 5:15 EST 7:15 EDT 6:15 EST 8:00 EDT 7:00 EST ists & Harry Kogen's Orch.; KDKA-Kiddies' Klub WLW-Netherland Ensemble WAAT-Madi son Prgm. WEAF-N BC: Norsemen Qu artet: WEAF-NBC: Vocal Varieties WEAF-NBC: RUDY VAL· WMCA·Grand Stand & Band Ransom Sherman, m.c.; Base­ * ball Scores: KDKA WBZ WBNK-Lee Russell, songs (sw-9.53) (Turns); The Smoothies; De­ lee's Variety Hour (Royal Gela­ Stand; Sports; Variety WBRY-Piano Melodies CBS-Margaret Damn: WPRO Vore Sisters; male octet: tin); Guests: WLW KYW WNBC-Amer. Family Robinson WABY WSAN (sw-15.21) W BZ · Doggie Dit.l1er WDRC William Stoess' Orch.: WTIC WTIC WJAR WTAM WSM WNEW-Man on the Street WABC-CBS: Howells and * WHAS-Tip and Tap Y.N.-Baseball & Racing Results: WLW WTAM WJAR WGY WGY (sw-9.53) WNLC-Music Graphs Wright, piano team: WDRC WHN-News WTIC WEAN WICC KYW WJZ-NBC: Roy Shield's Revue: WPG-Tom. River Prgm. WOKO (sw-15.27) WINS-Rendezvous for Two KDKA-Dinner Music WABC-CBS : Song Time with WBZ KDKA WICC W ABY WSAN-Kitchen Klub WEAF-NBC: Lorenzo Jones, sketch (Phillips): WGY WTIC WIP-Folk Song Lady WAAT-5:30 Club Gordon Graham, bar., host; ( sw-ll.87) KYW WJAR (sw-15.33) WNBC-Fr' ternity News WBBM-Truman Bradley Doris Kerr and Russell Dorr: W ABC-CBS: To be announced : 2:45 EDT 1:45 EST B aseball; Chicago Cubs vs. WNEW-Richard Brooks, news WCAU-Sports; Song Favorites WCAU WDRC WOKO (sw- WOKO WDRC WBBM WHAS Brooklyn: WBBM WGN WOR-Women Make the News WGN -To be announced 11.83-9.59) WCAU WBT WPRO ( sw-6.06- * WABC-CBS: MY R T & WAAT-l\.Radio Bible Class WOV-Voice of Montecanti WGY-Ford Rush in Lullaby Time WJZ-NBC: To be announced: 11.83) . Marge, sketch (Super Suds): WBNX-Cocktail Capers WTAM-Irene Terry, songs WIP-Vincent Rizzo's Ensemble WBZ WEAN WHAM * WOR-MBS.: Corinna Mura's WCAU WDRC WOKO WPRO WTIC-Haverback Sisters WJAR-Dancing Melodies C.N.-Tune Teasers: WICC Int'l Salon; Raoul Nadeau; (sw-9.:;9) WELl-Museum of Music WEVD-Kalwaryjskie's Orch. WTN J -J ewish Ledger WLW-Tom and Betty ICBS-Five Star Final: WMCA Chorus ; Bob Stanley' s Orch.: WJZ-NBC: Peggy Wood Calling: WMCA-Safeguard Your Invest- WIP WPRO WBRY WTHT WICC WABY WEAN (sw- WHOM-Mago dell'Aria WINS-Speech Improvement 5:30 EDT 4:30 EST ments News : WSM WHAS WINS WBNX-German Potpourri 15.33) WNBC-Public Chooses the Music KDKA-Jerry Cooper, songs WEAN -Singing Party WEAF-NBC: Joyce Jordan, Girl WLW-To be announced WEAF-NBC: Don Winslow of WNLC-Front Page Drama WBBM-Sports WEVD-News Interne WNBC-Sports Revue; News WNEW-Merle Pitt Presents the Navy, sketch: WTAM WQXR-News; Organ Interlude WBIL-Welfare in the News WGN-Tom, Dick & Harry NBC· Men of the West: WJAR WTAM-Irene Terry, songs WBRY-Piano Antics WHAM-Musical Moments WTIC (sw-15.33) WOR·To be announced WJAR WTIC KYW WSM ( sw-15.33) WBT-Melody Time WHOM-Guilio Amauli WOR-MRS: Rhythm Orchestra: WOV -Armando ROSSI. news W ABC-CBS: Elsie Thompson, WGN-Concert Trio WINS-Your Neighbor WTHT WBRY WNLC WPG-News; Surprise Limited WPRO-ltaliall Radio Review organist : WDRC WHAS WPG 6:30 EDT 5:30 EST WHN-Racing Results WIP-Johnny Graff's Orch. C. S.-News: WNBC WELl WOR-Rob Roy's Orch. WMCA-Three Little Funsters WBNX-Welfare Council News WQXR-Classical Selections WOKO WBT (sw-15.27) WABC~ CBS: NEWS; DAILV WNJ;lC-Lithuanian Prgm. WGY-Musical Interlude; Mkts. * WJZ-NBC: Kellogg's Singing * 3:15 EST Lady, Ireene Wicker : WHAM Sports Resume (Chesterfield): 7:30 EDT 6:30 EST WNEW-To be announced WHN-Cincinnati String Ensemble 4:15 EDT WLW KDKA WBZ (sw-15.21) WBT WBBM WD~C WCAU WNLC-Lamplighter WINS-Musical Moments WEAF-NBC: Personal Column of Giglio Players: WEVD WNBC WHAS WPRO (sw-9.59) WJZ-NBC: HORLICK'S LUM WPG-Parade of Progress WLW-Betty & Bob * the Air (Chipso) : WGY WJAR WAAT-5 :30 Club WEAF-NBC: News; Today's and Abner. sketch: WLW WQXR-Classical Selections WNEW-Words & Music WTIC KYW (sw-15.33) WBRY-Home Beautiful Sports, Ford Bond WBZ WOV-Mimi Aguglia & Co., sketch W ABC -CBS: The N ovelteers: WCAU-Sleepy Hollow Boys WJZ-NBC : News: Chuchu Mar­ WABC-CBS: Elmer Davis, 8:15 EDT 7:15 EST WQXR-Science News * WDRC WCAU WOKO (sw- WEAN-Famous Homes of Famous tinez. tnr.: W ABY Comments on the News: WBT 15.27-9.59) Americans NBC-News; Bert & Lew, songs WHAS WCAU WDRC WOKO WEVD-Precinct 77, sketch 3:00 EDT 2:00 EST WAAT-Off the Record WGY-Banjoleers; Don & Lee & comedy: WTAM (sw-9.59-11 .83) WGN-Musical Moments WHAS-Baseball Game Hancox News: WTNJ WBRY WOR WEAF-NBC: Steinke Boys WHAM-Roy Shield's Revue 11: WJZ-NBC: Light Opera Co.: WHOM-Italian Variety WHN-Teddy Powell's Orch. Sports: KDKA WMCA WAAT NBC-Terri Franconi, tnr. : KYW (NBC) WBZ WSAN W ABY WINS-Katzman's Orch. WHOM-Polish-American Prgm. WJAR WJAR WHN-Jack Spriggs Orch. WEAF-N BC: Pepper Young's WLW-Kitty Keene, Tnc. WICC-Young Playmath WBZ-News; Musicale C.N.-20th Century Serenade: WHOM-Italian Prgm. Family, sketch (Camay): WOR-News, Dave Driscoll WINS-Dinner Concert WEAN-Musical Roundup WNLC WBRY WINS-Evening Frolic WJAR WGY WTIC WLW WOV-Dancing Moods WIP-Merrymakers WGY-News; Music Graphs Sports: WGN WHAM WIP-Musical Footnotes KYW (sw-15.33} WMCA-Joe Tobin Says * WHAM-RADIOGRAMS KDKA-Smiles Revue WMCA-Marjorie Harris, songs WABC-CBS: Theater Matinee: 4:30 EDT 3:30 E§T WNEW-Zeke Manners & Gang WHN-Dinner Music WBBM-Melody Cruise WNEW-Man on the Street . WPRO WOKO WDRC (sw- WOR-Rudy Bundy's Orch. WICC-S~orts: Musical Roundup . WBIL-Symphonic Moods WPG-Variety Prgm. 15.27) WEAF-NBC: Waltz Favorites. WOV-Sketch & Orch. WINS-Baseball Scores WBNX-The Greek Radio Parade C.N.-Baseball; Red Sox vs. dir. H. Leopold Spitalny: KYW WPRO-Mastersingers WIP-Sport Shots; News WEAN-With the Governor 8:30 EDT 7:30 EST St. Louis Browns: WEAN WJAR WTIC WLW WGY WQXR·N. Shilkret's Orch. WLW-The In-Laws WGY -Science Forum WBRY WICC WTHT WNLC (sw-15.33) WSM·Music ill the Groove WNBC-Hidden Names & Melodies WHN-Alias Jimmy Valentine * WJZ-NBC: Robin Hood Dell Baseball; Cleveland vs. Athletics: * WABC-CBS: Army Band: WTNJ-Sports; News WNLC-Norwich Hour WHOM-Cassinelli Prgm. Concert; Jose Iturbi. guest WCAU WIP WBT WDRC WPRO WCAU WQXR-Speakers' Forum WICC-On Harmony Isle cond.: KDKA \V ABY WICC KDKA-For Women Only WOKO (sw-15.27-9.59) 5:45 EDT 4:45 EST WSM-Financial News; Mu sic WINS-Drama; On Parade WBZ WEAN (sw-II .87) WBNK-Elsa Maria Troia Presents WOR-MBS: Ray Keating's Grch. WTIC-Wrightville ClarioD WIP-For Men Only WOR-MBS: Guy Lombardo's WELl-Rhythm & Romance WBNX-Polish Hells WEAF-NBC: J·ohnnie Johnston, WMCA-Musical Moments Orch. : WBRY WTHT WGN bar. : WTAM WJAR WTIC WEVD-Met. String Ensemble WELl-Your Garden 6:45 EDT 5:45 EST WNBC-Segar Ellis' Orch. WBNX-German Radio Hour WHN-T1) be announced WEVD-Italian Variety KYW e~ . WNEW-Jack Feeney. I.-ish Prgm WHAM-N. Y. S. TrooDer's Drama WHOM-Irish Music WINS-Uncle Gibb & Gus WJZ-NBC: King's Men Quartet: WABC-CBS: George Hall's Orch.: WOR-The Answer Man WHN -Album of Songs WINS-Katzman's Orch. WNEW-Afternoon Notes WSM WHAM KDKA WLW WDRC WPRO WOKO WBT WPRO-Ferde Grofe Directs WIP-Nat'l Youth Admin. Chorus WNBC-Cafe Continental WOV-English for Beginners (sw-15.21) WEAF-NBC: Billy & Betty. WSM-String Quartet WMCA-Rhythm Serenade W NEW -Loretta Clonen, songs News: WPG WBRY WDRC WICe sketch WTAM-Evensong WNEW-Merle Pitt's Orch_ WOV-Annette Fusaro, sopr.; Trio 3:45 EST WEAN WIP WNBC 4:45 EDT * WJZ-NBC: Lowell Thomas, WTIC-Studio Prgm. WPG-Rosario Bourdon's Orch. WPG-l\.Rev. I. W. Clark WBBM-Tenth Inning news commentator (Sun Oil): WTNJ-News WQXR-Classical Selections WQXR-The Master Singers WEAF-NBC : The Guiding Light, WBZ-Four of Us sketch (White Naptha): WGY WLW WEAN WTAM KDKA WCAU-Lucy Goldsmith WBZ WHAM (sw-15.21) 7:45 EDT 6:45 EST 8:45 EDT 7:45 EST WLW WJAR WTIC KYW WEVD-Laura Boccia & Nino 3:15 EDT 2:15 EST ( 5w-15.33) Rolli. songs WABC-CBS: Patti Chapin, songs' Cartoon KDKA-Dance Orch. ~~~A~~S-r:~\~s P~oa~~~t'sR~b~~; ~;;~J:~r~e~f~~' :~~. * WEAF-NBC: Oxydol's Own WGY -Home Folks Frolic WTIC KYW WSM WJAR WBBM WDRC WCAU WHAS Ma Perkins, sketch: WJAR WCBA-Emmanuel Grove WHAS-Parkyakarkus & Penner C.N.-R ac ing ResHlts: WTHT . (sw-I1.83-959) WIP-Rhythm Serenade Orch. KYW WGY WTIC WLW (sw- WELl-Hamden on the Air WHN-Marriage Problems WEVD-L'Avemmaria, sketch WBRY WEAF-NBC: Fox Fur Trappers 9:00 EDT 8:00 EST 15.33) WINS-Racing Results ; Newg Sports: WHN WGY WJZ-NBC: Cabin in the Cotton: WNEW-Tango Time WOR-MBS: La Forge-Berumen WMCA-Today's Winners WAAT-Walkathon WEAN WABY WOV -Musical Vignettes * WEAF-NBC: CAPTAIN HEN­ Recital WNEW -Sports Round-up WBBM-Women in the Headlines NBC-Kidoodlers : KYW ry's Maxwell House Show Boat; News: WQXR WOV WPRO-Musical Hotel WBIL-Your City & You C.N.-20th Centurs Serenade: Thomas L. Thomas, bar.; Na­ KDKA-State Fed. Penn. Women WTNJ-Hillbilly Varieties WCAU-Laff Parade WTHT dine Conner, sop.; Jack Haley W AAT-Melodies WGN-To be announced KDKA-Middleman's Orch. & His Stooge, Patricia Wilder; WBNX-Tomorrow's Citizens 6:00 EDT 5:00 EST WHAS-Melody Cruise WBRY-Edward Ansara, bar. Virginia Verrill; Warren Hull; WELl-Dr. K. C. Robinson WEAF -NBC: Harvard Summer WICC-Flora Donald. songs WBT-Melodies Hattie McDaniel; Meredith WEVD·P. Jassillowsky, poems School Series: (sw-9.53) WINS-Drama; Dance Music WBZ-Jack Randolph, songs Willson's Orch.: WTIC KYW WINS-News. Jack Ingersoll 5:00 EDT Edward C. Lindeman will be WIP-Uncle WIP WGN-Accordiana WTAM WJAR WGY WLW ~NE'Y -Vivian Shirley, songs the first speaker in the new WMCA-Today's Baseball WHAM-News; Music WSM (sw-9.53) (also see ·Hal'Yflrd Summer School ser­ W ABC-CBS: Current Questions ies. l'he title of hi s discourse WNBC-Sketch WHN-Airfinds, J. C. Flippen ' 11 :15 p.m.) 3:30 EDT 2:30 EST Before ' Senate: WDRC WBT is "Getting R endy for Social WQXR-Herzer & Zayde, pianists WHOM-Gaudio Prgm. * WABC-CBS: Major Bowes' WCAU WOKO WPG (sw- Chfi ll ge." WTAM-Sammy Watkins' Orch. \VICC-Mabel, songs & piano Amateur Hour (Chrysler): * WEAF-NBC: Vic & Sade 15.27-9.59) * W.lZ-NBC: (News, WJZ only) WTNJ-Music As You Like It WIP-Fur Trappers WPRO WDRC WCAU WOKO sketch (Crystal) : WJAR WJZ-NBC: Lucille & Lanny, Elizabert Sprague Coolidge WJAR-Scott Furriers WHBM WHAS WBT WPG KYW WLW WTIC WGY (sw- songs : WBZ WHAM KDKA Chamber Music : WHAM 7:00 EDT_ 6:00 EST WLW-Bob Newhall, sports ( sw-II.83-6.06) 15.33) WABY WICC WEAN (sw- WABY * WEAF·NBC: AMOS ' N' ANDY, WMeA-News WOR-~1BS: Hobby Lobby : WABC-CBS: Do You Remem- 15.21) From the campu~ of the uni­ sketch (Pepsodent): WJAR WNBC-Pop Bernard's Boys WBRY WTHT vers ity of Southern Califor­ ber?: WDRC WOKO (sw- WEAF-NBC: Archer Gibson, or· ni a, the I(olisch String Quar­ WGY WTIC KYW (sw-9.53) WNEW-Walkathon Dance ICBS-Organ Recital WMCA WIP 15.27) ganist: WTIC KYW t e t will be heard today, and (also see II p.m.) WOR-Crown Follies WBNX-German Concert Music 38 Radia Guide • Week Ending JulV 31. 1937 WGN·Joe Sanders' Orch. 10:00 EDT 9:00 EST * WABC-CBS: March of Time KDKA·News; Sports 11:30 EDT 1,0:30 EST WHAM·Laff P arade News Dramatizations (Time, WBNX·Spanish Herald WHN·Enchanting Moonlight * WABC-CBS: "YOUR TRUE Inc.): WHAS WBBM WDRC WBT·Mu sical Moments WEAF·NBC: Northern Lights, Thursday WHOM·Capt. Garofalo, news Adventures," Floyd Gibbons WOKO WCAU WPRO ( sw· WBZ·N ews; Roundalay drama: WJAR WGY KYW WINS· Speak Out; Norman Saxe (Colgate): WHAS WBBM 6.06· 11.83) WCAU·Larry Vincent, songs; WTIC WTAM (sw·9.53) WNEW·Spelling Bee, Alan Court· WBT WDRC WOKO WCAU * WOR-MBS: Musical Revue; Around the Town WJZ·NBC: Eddie Varzos' Orch.: July 29 ney WPRO ( sw·11.83·6.06) Henry Weber's Orch.; Atillio WGY·News ; Xavier Cugat's Orch. WEAN WBZ W ABY WQXR·Music and Ballet * WEAF-NBC: Kraft Music Hall Bag-giore; Kathryn Witwer: WHN·Calling All P arties WAB C·CBS; Dick Stabile's Or­ with Bob Burns, comedian; WTHT WGN WBRY WHOM·Spanish·Am erican Hour chestra: WPRO WDRC WBT Johnny Trotter's Orch.; Ed· WBNX·La Rinascente WIP·Man About Town; Pianist WOKO WPG WCAU (SIV ·11.83) 9:15 EDT 8:1'5 EST mund Lowe & Olivi" de Havil­ WBT·Dance Orch. WMCA·L'lElder Rosa Artimus WO R ·MBS: Ozzie Nelson's Or- land; Adolphe Menjou, guest: WEYD·Studio Prgm. Horn chestra; WBRY ICBS·Herb's Ol ympian Orch. : WLW WTIC WGY WJAR WHOM·Greek Pro ~ r a m KDKA·Dance Orch. WIP WMCA WTAM WSM KYW ( sw·9.53) Wlp·Milton Kellem's Orch. WBBM·News, Todd Hunter WBNX·Eventide Echoes WJZ·NBC: To be announced: WPG·Dance Orch . 11:15 EDT 1:0:15 EST WBNX·Midnight Cl assics WHAM·To be an nounced KDKA WHAM WICC WEAN WGN·Dick Jurgens' Orch. WHOM· Yisions of Italy WBZ (S IV -6.1 4) 9:45 EST WEAF-NBC Ink Spots: WG'i WHAM·To be an nounced WINS·On Parade * WOR-MBS: Witch's Tale: 10:45 EDT WBRY WTHT WJAR WTIC KYW WSM ~~~~~,~,eI~r~~':.~s Orch. WBNX·La Rivista della Sera P aul Sabin's Or ch.: VlIP-Harold Knight' s Orch. 9:30 EDT 8:3i0 EST I CBS·News : WIP WM CA wg\\~9B~? WEYD·American Labor P arty WNEW·Dance Orch . KDK-A ( slV .6.1 4) WLW·Phil Levant's Orc h. WGN·Jack Denny' s Orch. CBS.Frank Dail ey' s Orch. : WPG WMCA·Mitcheli Ayre's Orch, WJZ ·NBC: Helen Traubel, sop.: WHN·News VIRGINIA VERRILL WEAN WHAM KDKA WICC WHOM-Irish Music 11:00 EDT 10:00 EST N:C~S~'~w W~~~t: KOA KPO :VIS::5·MEusDicTal Moments "Show Boa:t" songstress WBZ (sw·1 Ul7) WINS· River of Dreams Thurs. 9 pm EDT (8 EST) * WOR-MBS: Pat Barnes's Op- (also at 9 p.m.) 110 :45 EST WIP·News ; Arkansas Travelers Y.N.·Dance Orch.: WICC WBRY era House: WBRY .WTHT WPG-Parade of Progress .* NBC-AMOS 'N' ANDY (PEP­ KDKA·H. Middleman's Orch. sodent): WSM WLW WTAM WEAN WBNX·Czechoslovac Radio Club WQXR·Just Music WBBM-Manhattan Mother WGN-Griff Williams' Orch. (also at 7 p.m.) WBBM·Melody Time \NIP·Pete K al'a's Orch. WEAF-N BC: Footnotes on Head· WBT·Baseball Scores; Variety WOR·MBS: Sammy Kaye's WHN·Irving Aaronson's Com· 10:15 EDT 9:15 EST WSM-Summer Melodies mandel's lines ; J ohn B. Kennedy, com~ WBZ·Sports Orch.: WGN WIP·Benny Meroff's Orch . mentator: ( sw·9.53) WGN·Griff Williams' Orch. 12:0,0 EDT 11:00 EST News: WSM WLW WHAM WHN·To be announced KDKA-Art Shaw's Orch. WNEW·Dance P arade WIP-On P ar ade WABC·CBS : Frank Dailey's' WGY·Radio Night Club Orch.: WPRO (sw·11.83) WHAS-Baseball; Louisville vs. WEAF·NBC: Larry Burke, tnr.; WBBMJlernie Cummins' Orch. WMCA·Worthy Hill' s Orch. WEVD·Midnight Jamboree 9:45 EDT 8:45 EST WPG·Atlantic City Entertains WJZ·NBC: (News, WJZ only) Milwaukee Jerry Blaine's Orch.: WTIC Carlos Molina's Orch.: WHAM WIP-Sports ;' Harollt::, Knight's WGY WJAR KYW ( sw-9.53) WHN·Russ Lyon's Orch. WGN-News; High Lights of 10:30 EDT 9:30 EST CBS·Poetic Melodies : WBBM Orch. WABC-CBS: Bert Block' s Orch.: WIP·Benny' s Troubadours Sports WHAS (also at 7 p .m.) WLW·Joe Yenuti's Orch. WDRC WCAU WHAS WOKO WMCA-Larry Lee's Orch. WINS-Moon Magic * WJ Z-N BC: Piccadily Music News: WBRY WDRC WEAN WNEW·Dance Orch. WBT WTAM·News ; Lee Allen's Orch. WMCA-Mid·week Forum Han: WEAN WBZ KDKA WICC WJAR WPG wnc WOR-Fishin~ Flashes, Bob Edge WJZ·NBC: Henrv Busse' s Orch.: WQXR· Rae Muscanto, sop. WICC ( sw·6.14) WOR WTAM-Cambrian Choir WICC WEAN 'VBZ WABY End of Thursday Programs

Friday July 30 Friday

Wlp·Lost & Found; Eight Bells Y.N.·Variations : WEAN WBRY WPG·Home Hour Orch.; Reed Kennedy, bar.; 11:45 EDT 10:45 EST & All's Wel!; Domestic Help WICC WINS WPRO·Mastersingers "Trouble House," sketch; WEAF·NBC: Lee Gordon's MORNING WMCA·Fern SculI, organist KDKA·Band Parade WTNJ -Ed Savidge guest: ' WPG WPRO WOKO Rhythm Paraue: WTIC WSAN WNLC-Merchants Clipper WDRC WCAU KYW WJAR WLW WOR-Martha Manning, sales talk ~~~"t~~n~~:'~taH~!i Mattina . 10:15 EDT 9:15 EST Dorothy Gilef.:, one of the edi­ 8:00 EDT 7:00 EST tors of Coslllopoli tn n Maga­ WABC-CBS : Aunt Jenny's Real WEAF·NBC: Good Morning Mel­ WOY·Italian Morning Varieties WBZ·Hello Peggy * WJZ-Oxydol's Own Ma Per- z!ue, will be .today's Maga­ Life Stories (Spry): WCAU odies WPG·Happy Birthday WELl·News kins : WBZ KDKA WHAM zme of the Air _ gues t. Reed WOKO WDRC WPRO WABC·CBS : Novelteers: (sw- WPRO·Home Folks Frolic WGY·Bradley Kincaid, songs (sw·15.21) K ennedy offers un'e Song of * WJZ-NBC: Edward McHugh, WSAN-Bulletin Board WHN-What to Eat & Why WEAF·NBC: John's Other Wife, Long Ago and Rangerls Song 2152) from " H.io Hita." The quar­ Gospel Singer (I vary Soap): W JZ·NBC: Morning Devotions; WTNJ·Hungarian News WIP-News; On the 9:35 sketch (Louis Philippe): WGY t e t fills in wi t h The Mel'l'Y KDKA WBZ WLW (sw-15.21) Kathryn Palmer, sop.; Joyce WLW·Mail Bag WTIC WJAR KYW Go Round Broke Dowll and WOR·MBS: Rhythm Orch.: Allmand, contr.; John Jamison. 8:45 EDT 7:45 EST WMCA-Dr. Shirley W. Wynne WABC·CBS: Elsie Thompson, or· Blue Hn,,-nii. WTHT WBRY tnr. ; John Wainman, bar.; WABC-CBS ; Sammy Prager, pi. WNBC·King Cole Shopper ganist; WCAU WPRO WOKO WEAF·NBC: David Harum. WAAT·RounduJ) Lowell Patton, organist: WABY anist: ( sw·21.52) • WNLC-Talkie Chatter WDRC sketch (Bab ·O) WGY wnc WEAN·News; Shopping; Tunes WJAR KYW News : WTIC WICC WJAR WOR WJZ-NBC: Showmen Quartet: WOR·Organ Recital NBC-Yaughn de Leath, songs: WELl·Farm Flashes WEAN WNLC WEVD WSAN KDKA WABY (sw·21.54) WOY·Italian Variet y Hour WSAN WOR·MBS : Get Thin to M"sic, WGY·Ford Rush & Silent Slim Exercises WTNJ W AAT·Sons of the Pioneers WTIC·Four Star Hits C.N.-J ohn Metcalf's Choir Loft: W HN·Larry & Sue, songs NBC·Honeymooners: WSAN Musical Clock: WINS WBRY WCAU·Tunes & Time WTHT WEAN WINS WNLC WICC-Musicale; Musical Round- e.S.·News: WNBC WELl WBZ WHN·Your Neighbor 9:45 EDT 8:45 EST WICC WBRY up Musical Roundup: WEAN WICC WAAT-L'lMorning Meditations WMCA-Beauty T alk ; Melodies WEAF·NBC: Landt Trio: News: WAAT·Frank Albanese. organist WINS· Inquiring Microphone WAAT·Madison Request Club WCAU·Morning Serenade WNEW-Toast & Coffee WTIC WSAN WJAR KYW WHN·Flowery Fingertips WIP·Pop Johnson's Old Timers WBRY-News ; Belle & Martha; WDRC·Treasure House WOR·Moel ern Rhythms WABC·CBS: Bachelor's Children, WLW·Hope Alden' s Romance W Jli LC·Melody Lane F ashions WELl·Today's Almanac WOV ·Morning Serenade sketch (Old Dutch Cleanser): WMCA ·!;;ve Casanova, fashions WMCA·News. !lob Carter v"'; PRO·On t he Mall; Orch. WCAU (sw·21.52) WPG·Home Hour WHOM·Italian Variety Prgm.; WNBC·Billy Fields' Cowboys WGY·Morning Swing Session News WHOM·L'lReligious Prgm. WTNJ·.o.Council of Churches WJZ·NBC: Renee Long, beauty WTN.r;Mornin g Variety WOV-Joseph Loffredo's Sketch WINS· Katzman's Orch. WIP·Eight Bells & All's WeU talk; News Book WIP-Cl arence Fuhrman's Quintet WLW. L'lFamily Prayer 9:00 EDT 8:00 EST KDKA·Shopping Circle 10 : 30 EDT 9:30 EST WPG-Italian P rogram WAAT·IDA Prgm. WLW·Linda's First Love WMCA·Barnacle Bill. songs * WJZ·NBC: Breakfast Club; WABC·CBS: Ted Malone's WBZ·As You Like It; News * WM CA·Melodies ; Cold Facts WNBC·Eight O'Clock Bus Vocalists; Don McNeill. m.c.; Between the Bookends : WPRO WDRC·News ; Gail Roberts, songs WNEW-Kitchen Kapers WOV·Public Service Review Orch. ; News : WBZ WABY WCAU WOKO WDRC WELl·Friday R evue WN LC·Yariety Prgm. WPG·Farmer in the Den WEAF·NBC: Streamli ners: Fields WEAF· j BC: Just Plain Bill, WGY-Musical Prgm.; News WOY·Good Morning Review WPRO·News ; Organ Interlude & Hall ; Orch.: WSAN WGY sketch (Anacin): WGY WJAR WABC·CBS : Metropolitan Pa· WICC·Betty Crocker; Hymns of 11:15 EDT 10:15 EST 12:00 EDT 11:00 EST 8:15 EDT 7:15 EST wnc KYW WEAF-NBC: Girl Alone, sketch r ade: WPRO WDRC WCAU All Churches WEAF·NBC: Backstage Wife, * WINS· New York Hour WJZ·NBC : PePI)er Young's Fam· * (Kellogg) : WLW KYW WEAF-NBC: Malcolm Claire: WPG WOKO (sw·21.52) ily, ~ ketch (Camay ): KDKA sketch (Dr. Lyons): WGY * WLW·Chandler Chat s WABC·CBS: Winston & Sutton, WTIC WSAN C.S.·Marion' Reynolds, organist: WICC WBZ ( sw.15.21) WTIC WJAR KYW WNBC·Rhvthms in Miniature pianists : WCAU (sw.9.59) WJZ·NBC; lsland Serenader s : WNBC WELl C.N.·Tunes for Two: WBRY WJZ·NBC: Personal Column of Musical Houndup: WE AN WICC WNEW· R1 chard Brooks, news the Air (Chipso): WLW WBZ * WJZ-NBC: Marine Band WABl' WEAN WHIT WN-V:: ( News, WJZ only): WABY Y.N .-George & Juanita, songs: KDKA-Dot & P at WNLC·.o.Morning Devotions News : WINS WOV ' . KDKA ( sw-15.21) WPG·Ocean City Prgm. WOR ·MB S : Victur H. Li ndlahr, WEAN WICC WNLC WAAT·Recorded F or You WAAT-Home Town Frolic e. N.·Musical Early Edition: talk: WEAN WMCA WIP lJ,Morning Devotions : WJAR WBNX·Just About Time WPRO·F ashions by Suzanne WT HT WBRY WTNJ -News WBNX·German Housewife Hour N BC·Alice Cornett. songs : W JAR WNBC WPRO WELl WBR Y- News ; Musical Revue C.S.·Girard Beaupre, organist: WHN· Allen' s Homemakers NBC·Happy J ack, songs: WTIC KDKA-News; Musical Clock WBZ·As You Like It WNBC WELl WLW-Virginians ( sw.15.33) WAAT·Just About Time WHN·Lew White, organist 10:0 0 EDT 9:00 EST WBNX·Amer. Family Robinson WMCA·Better Hearing; News Y.N .. Agriculture Series: WICC WCAU·Melody P ar ade WHOM-German Prgm. WICC·.o.Christian Science WOR·Allie Lowe Miles Club WBRY WTHT WDllC-Shoppers Special WINS·Pop Concert * WABC-CBS: PRETTY KITTY WSAN ·School for Wives WIP·Women in the News WEVD·Italian Music W J AR·Grace Hall, shopping news Kelly, sketch (Wonder Bread): WMCA·Anice Ives' Woman's Hr. News : KDKA WNBC WBNX·Son g Styles WIP·News WLW·Peter Grant, news WDRC WBBM WOR·Hope Alde'n's Romance 10:45 EDT 9:45 EST WLW-Sing, Neighbor Sing WMCA-Music & Yer se WJZ·NBC : Story of Mary Mar· WOY·Angelo Gloria. sketch WBZ·News; Noonday Little Show WMCA· .o.Morning Meditations WOR-Ed Fitzgerald lin, sketch (Ivory Snow): WEAF-NBC: TODAY'S CHIL­ WSAN·Concert Gems WDRC·Ad-Liner * WELl-Luncheon D ance WNEW-Strike Up the Band WTIC·R"dio Bazaar WBZ KDKA ( sw.15.21) dren, sketch (Pillsbury): WGY WGY·Dance Hour; News WOR-Beauty; Melodies W1NJ-Enchanting Moments WEAF·NBC: Mrs. Wiggs of Cab· WJAR WTIC KYW 11:30 EDT 10:30 EST WTNJ -Organ Music bage P atch, sketch (Old Eng· WABC-CBS: Ruth & Bill, songs: * WABC·CBS: Big Sister, sketch WHN ·Arner. Museum of Natural 9:15 EDT 8:15 EST lish Wax): WGY WTIC WJAR WCAU WOKO WDRC (Rinso) : WPRO W(lKO History 3 : 30 EDT 7 : 30 EST NBC·Streamliners: KYW KYW WJZ· l\BS; Yi ennese Ensemble: WDRC WCAU WHOM·Itali an Variety Prgm. WABC·CBS: Song Stylists : (sw· Y.N.-Gretchen McMullen's Kitch- NBC-B reen & el e Rose : WSAN WBZ WABY WEAF-NBC : H<>w to Be Ch3rm. WOV·Neopolitan Songs, tnr. &. 21.52) en : WTIC WEAN WICC WNLC C.N .·Melody Sweethearts: WICe MBS·The Couple Next Door, ing, sketch (Phillips ): WGY arch. WEAF·NBC : Home Songs ; Alden KDKA-Morning Merrymakers WINS WNLC WTHT sketch (Oxydol): WLW WTIC WJAR KYW WPG·News; Musical Interlude Edkins & Gertrude Foster, vo­ WBNX-This Rhythmic Age News: WBRY WHN C.N .·Earle Lawrence Serenade: * WJZ-N BC: Vic & Sade, sketch WPRO·News ; Man on the St ree t valists ; J ohn Wi nters, organ­ WGY·Mart €' n of the Xighr. The cnst WOV ·Sketch & Orchestra WGN ·Adventures Abroad WJZ·NBC·Marine Band : KDKA WBNX·Max Kletter WEAF·NBC : Pepper Young's indudes .Jamiln XOyotml il., WPG-Fishermao', Luck PHlllin:l. TI e lg(> Ro ~\yae llg e H:-o WG Y -News; On the Mall WBZ (sw·15.21) WELI-Dan_ , ! -S pC';)kcrs' Forum WBNX·[\.Christian Science W ABC-CBS: Hollywood in Per Athletics : WCA U WIP drell's Prgm.: WHAS WHT KYW (sw·15.33) "rSM-Financial News; D an~e WBR Y· Musical Journey KDKA·Tea Dance WOKO (5w·15.27) son (Gold Medal) : WPRO WABC-CBS: Bbn Voyage lYTIC· Wrighl ville Clarion WDRC·Ad ·Liner WDRC WOKO WCAU (sw- WBNX-Elsa Maria Troja Presents WJZ·NBC: Bing Crosby as Vox WGY·Farm Prgm. WELl·At the Symph . WDRC WPRO WOKO (sw- Popper from Del Mar Track: 9.59 ) 15.27) WHN·Cotton Pick in' Tim. Y .N.-Affairs of the Hemingways: WEVD·Arounci the Worlel WSM WHAM KDKA WABY 6:45 EDT 5:45 EST WINS· Noon Day Frolic WHN· Baseball ; Jersey City vs. WB NX·Rialto Kiddies WLW (sw-15.21) WBRY WEAN WINS WICC WEll-Musica l Moments WJAR·Housekeeper's Chats WNLC Buffalo WLW·Live Stocks & Markets WHOM·Irish Music WEVD·Italian Variety Prgm. 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WINS· Racing Results; News NBC-Arty Hall ' s Radio Rubes : 4:45 EDT 3:45 EST WMCA - T odav'~ Winne rs WNEW·L1STENERS SCRAP· WQXR-The Dreamers KYW WSIVI 12:45 EDT 11:45 EST * WEAFNBC : The Guiding Light WOR·J unior· G·Men BOOK WEAF ·r-iBC Billy & Betty. 3:15 EDT 2:15 EST , ketch( White Naptha): WGY WPRO·Musical Hotel WOR·Hello Peggy, sketch sketch WEAF· NBC: Joe White, tnr.: WEAr·NBC: Oxvdoi"s Own WLW WJAR WTIC KYW (sw· WTNJ ·Hill bi ll y Varieie. * C.N. Racing Results: WTHT WLW Ma Perkins. s k~tch : WTIC 15.33) WABC·CBS: Our Gal, Sunday, 2:CO EDT 1:100 EST WGY WLW WJAI\ KYW WEll· Hollywood on Parade 6:00 EDT 5:00 EST Ml~~iJ~IR MX~~ ~ts WBRY WICC sketch (Old English Floor (sw· 15.33 ) WEAF·NBC: Show Time Matinee : WEVD·L' Avemmaria, sketch Wax): WPRO WOKO WDRC WOR·MBS : Radio Garden * WJZ· NBC: (News, WJZ only ) SFo,-t S: WGY WHN WTIC WGY KYW WJAR (,w- * WNE W·Tango Time WCAU (sw·9.59) Club WOV .l'l.Meditations Elizabeth Sprague Coolidge W AAT -Walk athon Refreshment Time : WJAR WTIC 15.33 ) To be announced: WBNX KDKA Chamber Music Series: WABY WBBM·Ac ross the Dinner Table WABC-CBS: News Thru a Wom · WSAN WAAT·Melodies WHAM WBIL-Your Citv & You * WOR·MBS: We Are Four alt's EyeR, Kathryn Cr::-vens WEVD·String Ensemble WEAF -NBC: Educatio~ 111 Ihe WCAU-Big Yani, Roundup (Lil.iby, McNeill & Libby) (Pontiac): WPRO WOKO WINS·Jack. 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WBRY·Tune Up Time WM ea B,. "adway Bill, race news WG Y KYW (sw-9.53) (also sk etch: WABY . WOV·Drama & Musicale' 2:15 EDT 1:15 EST WE LI·Paramount Prgm. WNBC·Rhythm Varieties see 11 p.m.) NBC·Alexander Bros.: WSAN WPG·Tea Time Topics WEVD·Minciotti & Co .. drama IVOR Unci. Don WABC-CBS: P',etic Melodies K YW (sw.15.33) WABC·CBS : Jack & Loretta. WPRO·Melodies, Old & New WHAS·Salt & P eanuts WPRO·News; Mu sical Hotel (Wrigley Gum ) Frankly n Mac N~~~LC WEAN .WI(::C WJAn songs & .patter (Kirkman's WQXR-Favorite Refrains WGY·Market Reports WQ XR·Piano Recital Cormack. poetry; J ack Fulton. Soap): WOKO 3 :45 EDT 2:45 EST WHN·Anthony Wald's Orch. WTAM ·Fact & Fancies tor. ; Carlton Kelsey' 5 arch.: The FI:im Sisters ;. WLW WHN C. N .·Louise Wilcher, organist· * WEAPIBC : THE O'Nf.ILLS, WINS·Leisure Gold WTNJ -People's Choice Pr~m. WOKO WDRC WCA U WBT WICC WBRY WTHT WEAN sketch (Ivory Flakes): WGY WLW·Houseboat H annah WPRO ( sw- l1.83-9.59) (also ~~~~:~~~~~ji~o~Vild ca ts WNLC WNEW -Sports Roundup see 11 p.m.) WTIC WLW WJAR KYW (sw· 6:15 EDT 5 : 15 EST \VBR Y.-News; Markets; Music WAAT-Impressions on Wax 15.33) . WNLC·Casinc by thp Th ames WJZ·NBC: Mary Small, songs : WBZ·Harvey§t.. Dell WBIL· Radio Pals WEVD·Jewish Music WOV·J ournal of the Air • WBZ WEAN WABY WBNX.Day Nursery Prgm WEAF·NBC: Barry McKinley. WELI·Man in the Street WH OM· Welfare Council WPG·Beach Haven Prgm. bar. : WSM (sw.9.53) Sports : WaR WTAM hCAU·Women's Club WGY·Hi ·Boys. cowbov songs WINS·David Lowe, reporter WPRO-.Jungle Jim. sketch WABC·CBS: Preview of Yacht KDKA·To be announced WHOM·German Prgm. WDRC- Voice of the Consumer; WBBM-N . U. Book Shell W"BC-Cleo Brown, son~s WQXR·Young People's Concert Races: WDRC WHAS WOKO News WIP·Ear Meyer & arch. WSM·A Woman Looks at New. WPRO WBIL·Dansant WMCA·Mirror ·Reflections. Nick WELI·Conn. 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Holmes, Frequencies WNEW·To be announced J amison, sop.; Raymond WPG-Weekend Review; Fisher­ news: (sw-953) KDKA-980 WHOM-1450 WNLC·Hofbrau Haus' arch . Paige's Orrh.: WBT WCAU mauls Forum NBC-Amos 'n' Andy: WTAM Friday KYW-I020 WICC-600 WSM·Shelton Brothers WOKO WHAS WPRO WBBM 10:30 EDT 9:30 EST WSM WLW (also at 7 p.m.) WAAT-940 WINS-llSO WTIC·The Family Doctor WDRC WPG (sw·6.06-11.83) WABC-860 WIP-610 * WEAr·NBC: JIMMIE FIDLER, CBS-Poetic Melodies (Wrigley's WABY-lS70 WJAR-S90 WTNJ ·Harry Duke's arch. Bobb,- Breen, ~Ial"ion Claire, Hollywood Gossip (Orene): Gum): WHAS WBBM (also July 30 WBBM-770 WJZ-760 8 :00 EDT 7 :00 EST ':~'g\~I~Sil :C~!~~ende a~~ te~~ WTAM WGY WTIC WJAR at 7 p.m.) WBNX-lS50 WLW-700 WLW KYW (sw-9.53) News: WPG WJAR WICC WTIC WBRY-15S0 WLWL-llOO * WEAF - r~BC: CITIES SERV- guests of Hollywood Hotel WBT-I080 WMCA-570 ice Concert; Lucille Manners, ~~nilf?A\fl~~ ~ r~/~h.,~el'~~~ WABC-CBS: U. S. Cabinet Ser­ WBRY WDRC WEAN Walt ies: WPRO WHAS WCAU KDKA-News; Sports WBZ-990 WNBC-lS80 story is about n composer WCAU-1l70 WNEW-1250 SOOII~S'; QOurachrt.~.t; ~~~"lio ~JuArdR- ·WOKO WBT WBBM WDRC WBNX-Spanish Herald WCBA-1440 WNLC-1500 \M who specializes ill operettas WGY WTIC KYW (sw-9.53) a nd who JOUl'neys to a SUIll- (sw-I1.836.06) WBT-Variety Prgm. WDRC-lSSO WOKO-1430 Secreta of Ln bol' Frances WEAF-660 WOR-7l0 * WJZ-NBC: IRENE RICH mer camp to recuperate from 1'.'- WBZ-News; Radio Roundelay Perkins will be the second WCAU-Larry Vincent, songs; WEAN-780 WOV-"30 (Welch Grape Juice) drama: ~e s~~~iis ilB~~i~y waol:·~· l;~l;:~~ member of the U. S. Cabinet WELI-900 WPG-llOO WBZ WHAM KDKA WSM to the boys sing about the to tal,e tbe microphone in Around the Town WEVD-l SOO WPRO-630 WGY-News; Easy to Remember WGN-720 WQXR-1550 (sw-IL87) call1pfi'·e. Hathbone as tbe in this new series. The U. S. 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Orch.: WEAF-NBC: Paul Sabin's Orch_: like exercise or excitement, WGN WTHT WBZ WICC WSM ELIZABETH LENNOX MBS-Curtain Time: WGN KYW WTIC WJAR WGY WICC-Ray Gerosa, tnr. ~~~e~l~d' ~~:~n~~. a my Ull- WEAF-NBC: Abe Lyman'. WaItz * "Broadway Varieties" contralto KDKA-Dance arch. (sw-953 WINS-Silvern at the Console WABC-CBS: Broadway Varieties Time; Frank Munn, tnr.; Lois CBS-Ted Lewis' arch.: WPG Fri. 8 pm EElT (7 EST) WIP-Make Believe Ballroom . (Bi-So-Dol); Oscar Shaw, bar., Bennett, sop_; Manhattan WBNX-La Rinascente WBRY-Nite Club WDRC WOKO WCAU WBT WLW·Eichstadt's String Ensem- m.c.; Carmel. Ponselle. mezzo-' Chorus (Phillips): WGY WJAR CBS-Boake Carter: KSL KNX ble sop.; Elizabeth Lennox, contr.; WTAM WTIC KYW (sw-9.53) WEVD-Chester M. Wright, talk WHAM-Baseball; Rochester vs. (also at 7 :45 p.m.) WMCA·News Victor Arden's Orch.; Guests: ICBS-Drama Recording: WIP Baltimore NBC-Uncle Ezra's Radio Station: WBBM-News. 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Garofalo, news 10:45 EDT - ~· 9:45 EST W J Z-NBC: Elza Schallert Inter- WBZ-Sports, Bill Williams WPG-Club Babette arch. WTIC WTAM WJAR WGY ~~~: t~nnfclU:Ol~~e~:,sm~~~ WNEW-Baseball; Newark Bears WGN-Anson Weeks' arch. 11:45 EDT 1JO:45 EST KYW (sw·9.53) (also see Oscar Shaw with tbe chorus vs. Toronto Maple Leafs views: WICC WEZ WSM WEAN WGY-Radio Night Club WBBM-Manhattan Mother 11 :15 p.m. giyes "Merry Go Hound Broke WaR-Raymond Gram Swing, WHAS-Baseball ; Louisville vs. WIP-Benny's Troubadors WJZ-NBC: Fray & Braggiotti, Down" and "Please Keep Me commentator WEAF·NBC: Roy Campbell's Milwaukee WPG-Bob Crosby's arch. pianists: WHAM WBZ WEAN In Yo ur Dreams. " Other mu- WQXR-Gilbert & Sullivan Oper- Royalists: WTAM WTIC KYW WJAR WIP-Sports ; Harold Knight's 12:00 EDT 11:00 EST WABY etta ~!i,,,:y G~l:e aClH~tg~kefr~:} ~~ 8 .. 15 EST News: WMCA WCAU WIP arch. WEAF-NBC: Larry Burke, tnr. ; \VABC-CBS: Song Time; Gordon Sun shin e" and "I'm Bubbling 9:15 EDT WJAR-Dance Music O'-er" from "Wake Up and WBNX-Gaieties KDKA-Armchair Driver J an Savitt's arch _: W J AR Graham, bar., host; Gogo De­ WLW-Madhatterfields, drama WTIC Wf>Y (sw-9.53) Lys & Jack Shannon: WPRO WHOM·Visions of Italy WGY-The Waltz Is all ~!~e~;lair<;:figt~I~~s s~:'re~~aNe~~ WHAS-Musical Moments WNEW-Dance Parade WABC-CBS: Jan Garber's arch.: WDRC WCAU (sw.I1.83-9.59) week HUlllll1el'ste in's Music WINS·On Parade WaR-Mickey Alpert's arch. WPG WDRC WCAU WOKO Hall will shift to this spot. WaR-Musical Moments WLW-Angelo, Italian tnr. ICBS·Five Star Final: WPRO 11:30 EDT 10:30 EST WHAS WBBM WBT \VIP WMCA CBS-A nn Leaf, organist: WBT 9:30 EDT 8:30 EST WPG-Dallce arch. 11 :00 EDT t.O :00 EST WEAF -NBC: Hudson-De Lange's WJZ-NBC: Trump Davidson's C.N ,-Maurice Zbruger's Ensem· WOR-MB S : Morton Gould with * WEAF-NBC: True Story Court arch.: KYW WJAR WGY arch.: WEAN WICC WABY ble: WTHT WBRY * WJZ-NBC: (News, WJZ only) Helene DanIels, blues of Human Relations drama· WTAM WTIC WSM (sw-9.53) WBZ C.N.-New England H_ S. Sym- WGY WTAM KYW WTIC Int'I Rho Pi Phi Pharmaceu­ News: WHAS WSM WINS WABC-CBS: Bob Crosby's arch. : WOR-l'iIBS: Horace Heidt's Or­ I, WLW·Alfred Gus Karger W HO~I · Guili o Amauli W:VICA ·Eugene Jelesnick's Orch. WTNJ ·Princeton Fell 0wship II O!~ a prize of $2;:),000 f o r 9 :45 EDT 8:45 EST \H1CA·Today's Baseball WIP·Fi sh & G"m~ t 11(' ",i uller. ICBS·Jimmy McHale's Orch.: WS:';I ·Sarie & S,dlie ; Lakeland 4:15 EDT 3:15 EST W\"BC·J erry Shelton, aceordian· WI NS ·Sports Alley WABC ·CBS : Arlington Fu · WMCA WIP Sister:;: W AAT·Ju veniles * ist WIP·Resettlemen t Admin. d rama WELl · Bigelow Twins t urity Race : WBT WCAU WBNX·The P ri Blue Barron's Orch. * WOR·MBS : Arlington Hand i· \\' \. BC -Cahh

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