SENSATIONAL! a HIT-SONG by TED Flo-RITO!

The VOICE of EXPERIENCE Advises Mrs. SIMPSON

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SENSATIONAL! A HIT-SONG by TED FlO-RITO! NELSON EDDY BIDS FAREWELL to ROMANCE! MUSIC LOVERS: Hear "The Madness of the Moonlight" played by Shep Fields, Radio's Court of Honor, Nov. 27, 10 p.m.

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just stepped right out of the because, thanks to a guest spot on the Gay Nineties. BY MARY Music Hall program, she now has a I'VEI've just walked with bustled radio show of her very own. But with women and side -whiskered men and how many of the others are you fa- I've dodged horsecars and bicycles FOSTER CROMWELL miliar? Not many, I expect, yet when built for two! your grandmother was a deb, the In other words, I've been reliving names of Thornton, Howard and Nu- the past . . . gent radiated the same luster that the For that's what happens when you names of Melton, Vallee and Boswell listen to Hammerstein's Music Hall, do today. the radio program that sounds like a page torn smack from the red -plush HEARTBEATS AT YES, the glamorous names of the album Grandma kept in the parlor past are as hard to remember as the back in the days when she was a Gib- snows of yesteryear, yet once each son Girl and Grandpa was what they week, when Ted Hammerstein brings called a "blade." his Tuesday night Music Hall to the Some radio fans dismiss Hammer - HAMMERSTEIN'S air. some old -timer who made stage stein's Music Hall history behind the as `old- fashioned." gas footlights in an That's because they earlier Hammerstein prefer modern show, steps up to things -the book of the mike and lives the month, the song- his little space of hit of the week, the glory all over again! cocktail of the hour, Ted's famous the stars of tomor- grandfather, bluff, row. hearty old Oscar Others love the Hammerstein, is not Music Hall because there to witness this they say it is come -back triumph. "nostalgic." Which B u t somewhere means they like it - maybe in a New because it recalls Y k tenement fond memories of or - maybe in a Chica- horse - hair sofas go flophouse antimacassars, and -may- the dead ducks and be up in a pent- even house or down in deader fish the slums, some ag- that used to agonize ing Victorian tunes in lithograph in the - in his radio to lis- dining room, over ten to the voice of Grandma's mission his youth whisper- sideboard ! They ing back across the like the Music Hall years. because they are Meanwhile, i n sentimentalists, the Manhattan, at Co- kind of individuals lumbia's Radio who prefer old Playhouse, the cur- things to new -old tain between then books, old songs, old and now rises to wine s, yesterday's stars. the lively strains of "Ta -ra - ra - boom - Well, I thought I de - ay." was of In the the new gen- wings,a heavy figure eration. But after with nervous hands seeing the Music and a limp shock of Hall in production, hair that gave up I guess I'm a senti- trying years ago, mentalist too, because polishes his specta- the old things cles to re his do seem best, par- -read ticularly script for perhaps when you the hundredth time. view them in a Imagine it, he modern setting. thinks. Fifty years Underwood i underwooe of amusing the great AND that's what and the near -great happens when of two continents - you see yesterday's yet he feels like a stars on today's radio program. Old Above: Gay Nin- Left: Ted Ham- schoolboy about to declaim his first jewels in modern settings. Old faces ties scene: In merstein, o I d platform monologue. Back in 1886, in new lights. Jim Thornton instead the dear, dead Oscar's grand- when Grandma laughed at his antics, of James Melton. Joe Howard instead days of yester- son, brings to he used to reel off jokes and sing his of Rudy Vallee, Fritzi Scheff instead year, beer sold the mike each own compositions for twenty un- of Patti Pickens. Maude Nugent instead for a nickel a Tuesday night hurried minutes, delivering them in of Connie Boswell, and footlights in- glass and lunch some old - timer the order that suited him best. And stead of ether -waves. was free, skirts who re- lives Grandma, laughing behind her ivory And speaking of footlights, how were hooped and for a moment fan with its little painted flowers, used many of those stars of yesterday did music halls were the glory that to think "O, You Kid" while she you recognize? Fritzi Scheff, perhaps, night - tops life once was his I (Continued on Page 17)

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N 0/7 3 SOCIETY WOMAN? NO! MUSIC -LOVER? NO! HOLLYWOOD GLAMOR -GIRL? NO! HIS ANSWER IS THE SAME FOR ALL!

This leaves the blond, inscrutable That's how it happened that on our Eddy a man apart -fair game for ro- first meeting we talked of his career, mantic fans, unscrupulous reporters, his ambition to become the one great and well -meaning friends who would American singer of popular songs-the like to marry him off, or at least pro- American Caruso. Of how he had vide him with a throbbing, whirlwind struggled with music since boyhood to romance. gain his present splendid reputation. When I went away I knew that I had TO THE average man, this might be a met, of all things, a really sincere Hol- very happy state of affairs. To Nel- lywood celebrity, a man who dared to son Eddy, it is pure misery. risk his popularity by refusing to let "Don't write any romantic slush the public and the press place him op about me," he warned, lifting one a "Valentino" pedestal. blond eyebrow and glaring with mock But you know how a reporter is. but meaningful severity. "Look at He doesn't believe anyone's word, a this!" He picked up a ' magazine, even when it is accompanied by yanked it open and pointed to a story sworn affidavit. Newspapers still purporting to tell his preference in the swarmed with headlines about Nel- matter of women. "That's bunk! son Eddy's romantic life. Everywhere They've twisted everything I said. I'm new choice tidbits were being bandied not in love. I'm not married. I'm not about by the gossips. I was dubious. NELSON EDDY'S even thinking about it!" That's that!" (Continued on Page 18)

BY FAREWELL JAYNE GREER to LOVE

NELSON EDDY is through with love. He has said an emphatic good -by to women's arms. He wants no more romantic headlines. He wants, like Garbo, to be alone, and what he wants he always gets. You may think this is an odd state of affairs as you tune in on his "Open House" of .a Sunday evening and thrill to the power of his magnetic voice. And if you have seen Nelson in "Naughty Marietta" and "Rose Marie" on the screen, you must be certain about Nelson that gave the female of that his ultimatum is a downright the species an irresistible desire to shame. shower him with hundreds of unre- So it is, but behind this young man's strained love- letters. rebellion against romance is a remark- This is what I discovered. able story, and one that, for his sake, Nelson Eddy is every bit as charm- must be told. I think I know better ing, handsome and magnetic as the than most writers the reason for Nel- storm of romantic myths would have Bob Montgomery, Clark Gable, son's present state of mind. You see, I you believe. He is rich, and he is one Gary Cooper and Robert Tay- interviewed him for the first time not of the few unattached bachelor idols lor are Cupid's victims. But Nel- long after his return from a trium- left in the world. Your Don Ameçhes, son dodges all of love's darts! phant concert tour. I wanted to know Robert Taylors, Clark Gables, Gary what sort of man could inspire hun- Coopers and Fred MacMurrays are all dreds. of women to fight like tigers either safely married or already spoken just to touch him and what there was for by the glamor girls of Hollywood.

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Ru-hors or Nelson Eddy's ie roriacas swarth the newspapers' headlies. But through it a I to remains -a bachelor. And here -e tells you why!

Y 6/7 J THE STORY OF THE WORLD'S AN OPEN 1 MOST -DISCUSSED ROMANCE

HREE years ago Mrs. Ernest Mrs. Simpson became the LETTER T Simpson met King Edward VIII Prince's closest friend. Their re- TO -then the Prince of Wales -at a lationship was unostentatious at week -end party at Fort Belvidere, first, but gradually Mrs. Simpson one of his private residences. began to take precedence over Ironically, the lovely Wally Simp- everyone else in the Prince's en- MRS. SIMPSON son was introduced to "P. W." by tourage. She nearly always ac- the woman who was to have pre- companied him on his frequent ceded her in his trips to the Con- affections: the tinent-sometimes FROM THE American - born Mr. Simpson was Thelma, Lady Fur- included, but more ness. Mrs. Simp- often not -and it son, clever, ambi- was on one of tious, witty, was these trips, to Bi- VOICE OF seated beside the arritz, that talk Prince at the first of a romance be- dinner in Belvi- tween Edward and dere, and the ro- Wally first became EXPERIENCE mance began then. widespread. Today reper- George V, the cussions of that present King's Edward VI I I of England, THE WHOLE WORLD IS THRILLING meeting are felt King- Emperor -and lover! father, was unal-

throughout the (Photo by Foulschno n 6 Bonfield. Ltd.) terably opposed TO THEIR CINDERELLA- AND -PRINCE world. Everywhere to the relationship, CHARMING ROMANCE, BUT EDWARD two are asked: "Will and it is probable that father and questions AND WALLY FACE THE CRISES OF King Edward marry Wally Simp- son were estranged when George son? And if he does, what then ?" V died. Queen Mary is also be- THEIR LIVES. NOW, FROM THE VOICE For years the Prince of Wales lieved to be violently opposed to OF EXPERIENCE, COMES THIS ADVICE was the world's No. I bachelor. Mrs. Simpson, and she is joined in Princesses have sought his favor. her firm stand by the Archbishops Women who were the social rulers of York and Canterbury, highest of two continents have thrown English church authorities, and by their daughters at his head. But, the court Tories who were so close until he met Mrs. Simpson, talk of to King George. his marriage was never seriously Supporting the King are those considered. younger courtiers who have come Wallis Warfield Spencer Simp- into power since his accession. La- son made her debut at Baltimore bor and the mass of the English in 1914. She came of a family people are believed by King Ed- illustrious in the history of Amer- ward to be on his side. ica; she was beautiful, unusually In any event, King Edward can- intelligent, decidedly witty, and not marry Mrs. Simpson until after her debut was a great success. his coronation in May. He faces At a United States Naval Aca- four possible courses of action: He demy dance at Annapolis, she met can elevate Mrs. Simpson to the Lieutenant E. Winfield Spencer. nobility so as to stifle, at least su- They were married in Baltimore perficially, the conservatives' ob- on Nov. 8, 1916 -and amicably jections to her. He can make Mrs. divorced in 1922. Simpson his wife (he can never In 1926 the former Wally War - make her his Queen), and then, in field went to England. There she order to settle the question of suc- met Ernest Simpson, Harvard grad- cession, appoint the Duke of York HAVE answered the letters of thou- uate, member of the famed Cold- his heir. He can abdicate, marry sands upon thousands of women, stream Guards, successful London Mrs. Simpson, and live the life of trying to help them in their personal problems. But this is the first business man. Their marriage was a private citizen. And finally, he time that I have ever sat down to write followed by a meteoric rise in the can give her up entirely and marry a reply to a letter which was never highest London social circles, cul- one of a half -dozen or so eligible sent. I have never maintained that I am minating in their presentation to European princesses. infallible, nor that my solution to any the then Prince of Wales -and in To this enigma of royal ro- human problem is the only one. I have their divorce a few weeks ago. mance, no one has the answer. never been in search of pat solutions. I have merely tried to help these women think through their own problems, "talking it over" with them and

6/7 6 The most -talked -of woman The Voice of Experience: in the world: Wallis War - His wise counsel has aid- field Spencer Simpson: A ed thousands of lovers. Can portrait by Fayer of Vienna he help Wally Simpson?

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literature was a reality for all to see! It seems, Wally, that you were fated to live in the public eye. We, in your native America, follow the accounts of your amazing career with a feeling of no little pride. There are few of us re- stating the questions objectively. I You were news -gossip is a form of who do not feel a remote thrill to read have found that a letter sometimes news, too -as far back as 1932, when that the King of England has ordered helps to accomplish these ends. you were that trim and charming mys- his pipers to blow the "St. Louis Blues" So let us talk over your problem, tery woman, driving a sleek Rolls for his bonnie guest. And now, as I Wally Simpson. At this time the atten- Royce on the Riviera and along the write, Edward has decided that he will tion of the world is focussed on you Biscay coast. The question was: Where announce his engagement to you after more sharply than ever, for it is no is Edward? For Edward was a modern- his coronation next May. The impos- longer a matter of conjecture that King ist. A democrat. A daring innovator sible has happened, and it was Wallis Edward intends to marry you. You are who flew in airplanes and visited the Warfield, of Baltimore, who did it. news, Wally, in bold caps. Editors in homes of the poor. He acted like a hu- Left: The Most Reverend Cos - most parts of the world are thanking man being, and when it became no I AM not being flippant when I say Eio Gordon Lang, Archbishop whatever gods there be that forty -one longer a secret that he preferred your that the attitude of most Americans of Canterbury. His ultimatum: years ago Wallis Warfield was born in presence to all others, can there be any is that our Wally has made good. Sen- "The King shall not marry Mrs. Baltimore, U. S. A. Blood may flow wonder that your name burst out sud- sitive Britishers may be offended, but Simpson!" Far left: Ernest like a torrent over all of Spain, and denly in front -page headlines and was I'm afraid we regard you just as we Aldrich Simpson, "Wally's" the world may tremble precariously on on everybody's lips? It was clear to regard Mrs. Jones' daughter - whc second husband. Above: When the brink of another ghastly war, but all that the royal romance of all ro- married a good, steady young man the divorce case of Simpson one glimpse at the news stands tells mances was taking place -the real -life who's likely to give her everything she vs. Simpson came to court, us that Wally Simpson still claims the story of the king who loved a com- needs. Wally is marrying well, we say, police barred the court doors front page -the big headlines. moner. The undying theme of art and (Continued on Next Page)

N 6/7 7 Kay Thompson rehearses a portion "Bill and Ginger" -Lyn t of her chorus, heard with Andre Murray and Virginia Bak- Kostelanetz' music, Fridays, CBS er -sing, chat over CBS

announcer Bill Hay will do the com- right inside the lobby of the NBC he fell out of a fourteenth -floor window Radio City, N. Y.- mercial plugs in a kidding vein. building. He asked ten people who of his apartment. This is the second their favorite orchestra leaders were, time a tragedy such as this has affected AT THE time this is written, news IREENE WICKER will start a new and eight named Andre Kostelanetz Adelaide. Her mother fell out of a has just been received of the death half -hour weekly program for her and Guy Lombardo -both CBS artists! window a little more than a year ago of Fay Webb, ex -wife of Rudy Vallee. current sponsor around Christmas. This and was killed ... Believe it or not- She died of peritonitis following a seri- program will be in addition to her daily TELEVISION may be a treat to radio an advertising man who has a program ous operation at a Santa Monica, Cal- children's sketches and will consist of 1 users -but not to the artists. From on NBC asked the network, "What an- ifornia, hospital. Before her death, her dramatized fairy tales. Hildegarde, who has made five tele- niversary is it you are celebrating ?" father said, "I forgive Vallee every- vision broadcasts, comes this informa- thing, including the hard things that WHENEVER RADIO GUIDE'S Court of tion: The make -up used is brown RACHEL CARLAY is romancing with were said during the divorce proceed- Honor-heard over the NBC -Blue rouge, black lipstick, greenish eye - Count Romano, who is -an Italian ings." In New York, Rudy broke down network on Friday nights -needs a shadow, and a yellow paste on the Embassy attache. and cried when he was told of his for- - girl singer, Benay Venuta will do the teeth to make them glisten. Television mer wife's passing. He was unable to job. Comments after Miss Venuta's prefers blondes; redheads, next. The ALL the copy -books advise us to be do his show at the swanky French Ca- appearance November 13 were so en- lights are 90 degrees hotter than the kind to animals, but Josef Koest- sino. Another loss to the entertainment thusiastic that RADIO GUIDE decided to Hollywood klieg lights. After these ner, the bandpilot, has his doubts. world was the beloved Mme. Ernestine use her regularly. Incidentally, she is five broadcasts, Hildegarde found that The other day, Koestner was driving Schumann -Heink, opera singer- friend also mistress of ceremonies on a new she had lost nine pounds! serenely along a country highway with of the radio audiences. She died in her Mutual network Saturday program. his pet kitten riding as serenely in a Hollywood home following hemor- IF YOU'VE wondered what happened basket in the back seat. Something rhages of the throat and lungs. Two THE company that specializes in elec- to 'Judy Starr, the hotcha singer who frightened pussy, and -a second later blood transfusions had been made, but trical aids for the hard of hearing was launched by Rudy Vallee, here is -Koestner had- a clawing, spitting her life could not be saved. (and which sponsors Cheerio) is put- the answer: Judy was in an auto acci- creature on the back of his neck. ting out a special radio which permits dent last January, suffered a severe While making a determined effort to IF PRESENT plans materialize, Amos the deaf to enjoy air entertainment. relapse later. Now she's under a physi- rid himself of the kitten, he lost con- 'n' Andy will make their debut on a It will be available Christmas and it is cian's care and making rapid progress. trol of his car. Finally, with death a new program this Winter. It will be our opinion that this will be the finest matter of inches, the kitten in one hand the first time in their long career that Christmas present possible for those HERE AND THERE: Cobina Wright, and his car practically ready to jump they have ventured to do anything but who never yet have heard broadcasts. Jr., is that way about Lieut. Ernest off the road, with possible death star- their usual 15- minute early evening Lee Jahncke . David (Winkie) ing him in the face, Koestner wiped. patter. This new program will be a GRAUER, an exclusive NBC an- Brooks, husband of Adelaide Moffett, the perspiration from his forehead, minstrel show with Amos 'n' Andy in BENnouncer, did one of those public who appeared for a short time on sev- took a deep breath and -improved on the principal roles. The Kingfish and interview broadcasts the other Sunday eral CBS programs, was killed when the copy -book rule!

AN OPEN LETTER TO MRS. SIMPSON

(Continued from Preceding Page) cial gap that man has ever created. would not require him to demonstrate ishers are famed and which is typified You have brought a new meaning of his love by doing anything that would in their King, then they deserve to with a sense of pride and satisfaction. democracy to the British Isles. spoil your chances of a genu}ne happi- lose him to you. If it should come to I'm sure you'll forgive this familiari- So you see, Wally, you have done a ness together. pass that he must choose between you ty. But why shouldn't Americans be fine thing and we expect you to con- Just as public opinion has been and his crown, I say, well-to put it proud of your achievement? Haven't tinue doing fine things to prove that molded to think the chasm between mildly- anyone can wear a crown! we always considered it a glorious good bearing, charm, intelligence and King and commoner is unbridgeable, achievement to demonstrate to the tact are not alien to democracy. I am it can also be remolded to accept your RIGHT now the court circles are buzz- world that there are no class distinc- sure you will not let us down. marriage as a sign of progress and ing with gossip about their love - tions? You have done this better than enlightenment. smitten King and you. To be sure, anyone else ever could. But you are TO MY way of thinking there cannot Wally, these are not commoners who still the quiet, engaging, dark -haired be enqugh fanfare and rejoicing I THINK that Edward's newspaper are whispering behind their hands, but daughter of Teakle Warfield, of East over your achievement. The only pity I campaign, which is about to go into they are in no way different from the Biddle Street, Baltimore. Soon you is that the human values involved effect, should have the desired effect frowsy, robust housewives who gos- may be Queen of England, but now should be so completely obscured, and upon the minds of the English people. sipped over back -yard fences in back you are just Wally to most of us. I think that here we should not fail Before you know it, Wally, they will of your mother's boarding -house in to emphasize them. be feting you instead of whispering Baltimore. The difference is just one IT WOULD be well for you to con- I am glad to observe that Edward is furtively about you. They will hail of degree. Gossipy housewives in Bal- sider an aspect of your problem that now leaving no stone unturned in his their King for claiming his inalienable timore talk about the way Mrs. Brown is likely to be lost in the trumpeting effort to bend the tradition -loving Brit- right to love and marry as he likes-a is carrying on with the policeman on and fanfare. I refer to what your fellow ish public to his way of thinking. It is right that few kings have ever had the the beat; the lords and ladies of the Americans expect of you. You should a tribute to his sense of fair play, to courage to dcmand. court whisper about Mrs. Simpson and realize, as I have pointed out, that we his tact and discretion, that he respects Yes, your Edward seems to be the the King. I'm sure you're wise, Wally. consider you a sterling product of a the sentiments that have been instilled man of tact and drive that we Ameri- You'll attach equal importance to both glorious democracy. You have pene- in his people over the course of cen- cans have always thought him to be. types of gossiping -royal and rabble. trated the sacred corridors of musty turies -that he will not run rough- If his subjects prove lacking in the I know there are certain values, cer- tradition and bridged the greatest so- shod over them. And I know that you kind of sportsmanship for which Brit- tain issues that make your problem a 8 6/T Na

E . Left to right: Screen Stars Bob Burns, Allan Jones Lennie Hayton: Presented "Magazine of the Air," with Editor Del- and Irene Hervey, with Jimmy Fidler, Hollywood air - by Radio Guide's "Court mar Edmundson at the mike, interview- gossip. Bob tells a tale about that uncle of his! of Honor," November 20 ing authoress Dorothy Canfield Fisher

Hollywood, Calif. Pacific Coast champion football team have a beard!" it added. HOLLYWOOD know -it -alls are read- - in the Rose Bowl on New Year's Day. The florist won't talk. So all the ing romance into the new Talley Now he says that the University of "First MMEDIATELY after the "Ariel and Nighter" cast has to do to solve personality. Marion, these days, smiles Washington will be the West Coast the mystery is to find a young man oftener and longer. Her voice is more Caliban" romance of John Barry - representative in the same game.We'll without a beard. Some Holly- more and Elaine Barrie blossomed into job-in glamorous than ever. Deduction: have to wait to check that one, but wood! There's a man who means something marriage at Yuma, Arizona, the new- Norman's average in picking the win- lyweds to her! Question: Who is he? Nobody were flooded with offers to co- ners so far this season stands at .805. HERE'S news! Mae West defines ra- knows-yet! appear in radio. dio glamor! And, she says, it's the Barrymore "thumbs- downed" the SPEAKING of football, Don Wilson, voice of our own president, guest appearances, but the couple is Franklin GRACIE ALLEN is going to have a Jack Benny's salesman -de -luxe, Delano Roosevelt! When she's ques- merry Christmas indeed! "Georgie- reported to be considering seriously a does a grand job of bringing coast tioned about thirteen -week Coast -to -Coast network her own radio personality, Porgie" Burns is going to present her games to the mike. His check calls for however, Mae won't talk. But she's with the deed to their new home in contract. $250 per broadcast plus expense mon- toying with a The new show won't start until new radio idea that's Beverly Hills. Then, rip goes the lease ey, and listeners says he's certainly supposed to cause a listeners' panic on their New York apartment and Barrymore has finished his work in the worth it. when she brings - film, "Maytime," and you can bet that it to the ether. for the first time since they were married-George and Gracie will have a when the Barrymore program hits the HERE'S Hollywood's latest Radio THE two clever masters airlanes about the first of the year, of dialect on permanent home. Mr. and Mrs. Barrymore won't play Row mystery: Barbara Luddy of the Jack Benny show, in case you're Shakespeare! the "First Nighter" show received a curious, are Ben Blue and Patsy Flick. spray of lilies of the valley, sans card, Flick can roll a dozen dialects off his THE "Tease Kenny Baker Club" had after her first broadcast. Broadcast tongue you ADD embarrassing moments: When -and ought to hear that better watch out. I met Kenny at a number two brought a bunch of Amer- off -the - record impersonation of Jack rehearsal recently and remarked about Jimmy Fidler went network for ican beauties, again without identifi- Benny! that cough drop manufacturer a new suit he was wearing. a short cation. "Oh, it's not new," he said. "I've had time ago, the announcer coughed right In an argument as to who might THERE'S no use in even prefacing in the middle of the commercial! it two months. But it's small already." Jim- be the mysterious flower sender, Bar- this item, "Believe- It -or- Not," but "How come --too small ?" my was announced as something else bara remarked, "I'll bet it's an old the fact remains that Bob Burns, than Jimmy Fidler, too. the "Well," replied the timid tenor, "it's man with a beard!" Arkansas sage, cheered up the boys in like this. I live up in the woods and Along came the third broadcast and his army company by playing the go NORMAN SPER went a wee bit hay- ba- swimming and play handball every with it another floral offering from the zooka all night long for them just be- day. The suit fitted all right when I wire, from the looks of things, on unknown admirer. This time a card fore the Armistice was signed. There bought it, but since then my shoulders his first "Caravan" broadcast, when he was enclosed are people who will tell you that that have developed so much it's too small." predicted that Auburn would face the "I'm not old," it read, "and I don't bazooka performance won the war! That's "Tarzan" Kenny Baker!

FROM THE VOICE OF EXPERIENCE

vexing one. (You may reply that I THE answer I have given girls in this ing people are with you. They have no little comfort to you in hours of don't know the half of it.) But, IS situation is little different from the proved themselves the most realistic anxiety and doubt to know that you your situation so vastly different from advice I would offer you in discussing judges of the King's activities in the have their approval. that which finds a girl from the wrong your problem with you. The chances British Empire. Their attitude has been side of the railroad tracks being ar- for failure in a marriage to someone expressed by their political representa- I WANT to caution you especially dently wooed by the boy from the far above you socially outnumber by tives and they have nothing but good I about mansion on the hill, whose two very trying obstacles that ancestry far the chances of success. But there wishes for you and Edward. In fact, loom before you now. One is the per- goes back to the Mayflower? are exceptions to the rule. These they regard his desire to marry you iod which must elapse before Edward exceptions only indicate by comparison as an example of the finest romances IN THE eyes can formally announce his engagement of the world the differ- -how generally lacking is the intelli- ever associated with the English mon- to you. It will be months before his ence may seem vast indeed, and my gence and cooperative spirit that such archy in all its history. coronation, when he will be free to do parallel a little absurd. But to the a marriage requires. I number you this. During this time you are certain self- conscious, timid young woman among the superior people who can, THE reason for their feeling is not to have all kinds of pressure brought raised in poverty, the difference in and undoubtedly will, make a go of difficult to find. Edward has shown to bear to make you sacrifice your love. social positions between her and her marriage despite the many obstacles himself a king who understands You lover better will be bribed, threatened and is no less marked and emphatic which you will find constantly appear- than any of his predecessors the prob- cajoled. You will feel the influence of than that which exists between you ing before you along the road. You are lems of the rank -and -file citizens family politics like and of any other woman Edward. I have received count- not a love- struck girl, Wally. You are England. His decision to wed a com- who has fallen in love with a man of less letters from girls who find them- forty -one and Edward is forty -two. moner is just another proof that he's higher social position. There will be selves in this position, asking me for You know exactly what it will take to a regular fellow, in tune with his age. scenes. There will be malicious rumors guidance. Can love survive a marriage preserve your marriage from wreck- So, no matter what dilemmas may ap- spread abroad. Everything will con- out of caste? When they find them- age, and it only remains for you to pear as a result of your marriage, Wal- spire to drive a wedge between you selves, like Ruth, among the alien corn, carry it off with as little offense as ly, you can feel that among other things and the man you love. During this will they be able to bear the slings and possible to those who may not at first you have been instrumental in time you must not be lacking in your arrows of gossip, the disdain of vapid, be able to reconcile themselves to it. strengthening the bond between mon- usual self -possession, sense of humor class- conscious aristocrats? That is a You are probably aware that the archy and the ordinary people from and sound judgment. Cling to your vital question to every girl. sentiments of most of England's work- which you have sprung. It should be (Continued on Page 49)

-rt [Y 6/t 9 1 GREATER COURAGE

AFTER school on a glittery Feb- $500 award in a weekly series. She Kate and her manager, Ted Collins, most strangling herself. Al Jordon of ruary afternoon near White had been chosen by a group of judges conceived the idea one day last Sum- Baltimore -whose case showed grimly Cottage, Ohio . . . from several fields as outstandingly mer. They read about a 14- year -old that heroism need not necessarily be Gerald Nixon, 12 years old, and deserving. Already the timid little boy saving two companions from sensational-deprived himself of food, Raymond Kelly, 10, trudged panting Ohioan with the five -pointed blue rib- drowning, And they saw in the incident and almost starved, so that his im- toward the top of an icy slope and bon in her hair had visited the Presi- a fresh radio possibility. poverished mother might live. turned their sled around. Beneath dent of the United States, earned a But although the Thursday night stretched the sparkling course. Gerald gold medal, and a somewhat irrelevant THE judges' board was set up. It in- program has done much to dramatize snuggled flat against the sleek wood, but very much appreciated Mickey cluded Joseph V. Connolly, president the American every -day hero, it was ready for a perfect "bellywhopper." Mouse. of International News Service; Dr. not needed to produce him. For dec- His mittened hands gripped the steer- Clara Kathryn took the $500 and James E. West, Boy Scout executive; ades, the proof had accumulated. In ing -rod. Raymond got on behind. said she'd put it in the bank so she Faith Baldwin, novelist; Captain Eddie a recent period of less than two years, "Let's go," he shouted. could be a nurse some day. The re- Rickenbacker, flier, and Damon Run- yellowing newspaper files reveal stories The steel -runnered sled moved slow- sponse to the program was so great yon, newspaperman. They named the of conspicuous bravery and sacrifice ly at first, then quickly gathered speed. that its sponsors say it will continue first winner, and on each succeeding on the part of an obscure tugboat cap- The boys yipped shrilly. Mournfully, indefinitely. They have hit on the week have nominated three others tain, a subway change-maker, a Negro from somewhere near the long, level paradoxical truth that the littlest peo- from whom the audience chose its fa- cotton -worker, a 5- year -old girl, high - finish to which they were racing, a ple make the biggest heroes. vorite on the basis of the broadcast school boys, priests, nuns, a grand- train whistle echoed. Deafened by the versions of the heroism. There are mother, phone operators, cab- drivers, rush of air past them, they didn't hear THOSE who thrilled to the brief glory consolation prizes for runners -up. miners and handymen. -until it seemed too late. of Clara Kathryn Van Horn were Clara Kathryn's successors for hon- Radio, automobiles, the infinite me- Then, as the tiny wooden craft Americans tired of full -face headlines ors on recent Thursday nights have ex- chanical comforts of this generation, hurtled nervelessly toward the grade about established top -notchers in art, emplified many kinds of valor. Fred may be making life easier and safer. crossing, a slip of a blond girl hurled politics, business, sport. They were Duell, 17- year -old Brookfield, N. Y., But the threats of fire, of ice, of tor-

Right: Songstress Kate Right: A spunky grand- Smith and Manager Ted mother risked three chil- Collins. They had an idea! dren's lives-to save them!

Left: To lead a blind man Left: She had never been out across a busy street, a of her depth before, but she cabman gave up his life! swam to sea to save her lover! her frail body from nowhere into its sufficiently familiar with the striking scout, thrashed through eddying Gro- nado and earthquake persist. And path. The sled yawed crazily and deeds of policemen, firemen, sea cap- ton Lake and saved three menaced where the influence of the biggest big - overturned; the children became a tains, aviators, whose very professions swimmers. John Edmondson, legless shot -where science itself is powerless, tangled mass of arms and legs in a made heroism a daily likelihood. They Detroit veteran, was released from a a human spark called heroism flares friendly parapet of snow. The sled went for the new program in a big hospital after eighteen years of bat- brilliantly across the gap. jolted over and over onto the tracks, way because it dramatized the superb, tling with twenty -two wounds, and re- and the screeching locomotive splin- unsuspected courage of Joe Doakes, the solved merely to keep on living -and FOR example: Zach Crew was a tered it as a giant might crush a neighbor's boy; of Andy Curran, who smiling. Dr. J. C. Fisk of Murray Hill Negro bellboy at the Hotel Seaside matchbox . . . pumps gas down at the crossroads; or Hospital developed a serum which in Atlantic City. He played a guitar of Helen Lee, who always runs errands saved the life of little Albert Bocca, and one Monday night in mid- Winter, SEVEN months later, 12- year -old for her mother. It showed that al- victim of haemophilia, the dread "dis- won a contest at a local theater. The Clara Kathryn Van Horn stood be- though heroism was not an every -day ease of the Bourbons." Mrs. Henry prize was a tryout with Major Bowes. side Kate Smith at a CBS mike in New thing, heroes and heroines were usual- Baukat of Venice, Fla., tugged at two Zach returned to his rooming-house, York, and for that feat of heroism, re- ly every -day people, like they. them- women imprisoned in an overturned, fondly put away his guitar and dream- enacted over the air, received the first selves, their families and their friends. bogged car and saved them after al- ed a bright dream of his future life.

NOT ALL GREAT HEROES ARE IN BOOKS! SOME ARE ON THE AIR RIGHT NOW!

6/7 N 10 BY MAN MILTON ERACKER

frame bit into his forearms, but he George Winnick, who could pilot hung on. Flame sucked in the door his taxicab with the toughest of behind and fumes scratched at his them, headed a curb line shortly eyes. Still he clung. after midnight. Things were slack; and it was hard not to think of his mother, LET 'er go," someone finally yelled Mrs. Fannie Winnick, ill upstate. But through the sooty glare. The youth's a fare came along and George dropped numbed fingers relaxed with difficulty; his flag and meshed his gears into first. pain had stiffened and virtually paralyzed them. "Now jump yourself," THE cab had barely started rolling they called up. Zach must have tried, when a blind man tapped his way to because they found him huddled near the corner and "looked" around ex- the blackened sill. Strangely, the gui- pectantly. George stepped on the brake tar in his room wasn't burned. They and turned hastily to his fare. "Would sent it back to his home in Richmond, ya mind waitin' a minute ?" he asked. Va., with the body. "This old guy is a friend o' mine." The Mrs. Eula V. Orr was handling rou- passenger saw the driver leave his seat, tine switchboard business at her little walk to the sightless man, exchange office in Ferriday, La., when a red light smiles and escort him across a busy blinked repeatedly before her. Brooklyn thoroughfare. He saw the The earpiece throbbed. "Levee's man with the cane say thanks as Win - busted-it's a flood." nick pressed his arm and said "so The operator adjusted her spectacles, long." Then he saw the benefactor sent a rush call for an emergency crew start back across the street, retarning and began phoning warnings. The re- to his cab, and the big car loom out of

Although fire - men fought to prevent him. a Catholic priest dashed into a doomed church to fulfill his vows!

High- ranking in heroism are U. S. phone operators. Their tradition: keep the switchboard open -and stick with it!

pairmen reinforced the shack -like nowhere and crush him to death. office. But shortly after they left, yellow fury tore away the door and pour- AFREAK storm raged in Somerville, ed in to a depth of two feet. Mrs. Orr N. J. Lightning streaked out of a tightened her lips, stuck to her board. wild sky and struck a reserve tank An uprooted tree spun by and a branch topping a 110,000-gallon cylinder of Kate Smith (left) f o u n d an ugly hand clawed for her cloth- gasoline. heroes unrewarded. So she like of the way. Then, created her own awards! ing. She twisted out Blue flame spurted from a six -foot crawling from a fork of the tree caught rent and ate its way like some strange by the door jamb, she saw a four -foot reptile toward the seam of the large snake, maddened by the torrent. tank. Handyman George - Creely, The tang of smoke, cruel in his She completed one more call, grasped middle -aged, ran 150 yards through nostrils, awakened him. He ran up a hammer left by a repairman and the slanting downpour, his eyes need- and down corridors, yelling the crushed the serpent's skull. Her work ling the low jet of fire. Witnesses alarm. Bertha Booker, 28, heard went on. cowering in shelter, saw him race to him but was paralyzed by terror. The Mississippi receded; but the ef- the base of the tank, raincoat flapping Zach smashed her window and, fects of the disaster lasted six weeks. behind. They watched him grab a rung grasping her wrists, lifted her over The work -worn hello-girl was at her of the metal ladder on the curving the sill. The jagged edges of the post daily -dialing, answering, ringing. (Continued on Page 16)

IV 6/7 11 Right: Dan Beard, national commander of the Boy BY 'Scouts of America, as he appeared at a broadcast of the American School of the JACK Air. He has been a teacher and writer over forty years JAMISON

FROM the New York Times- Herald: praise to CBS for what it is doing. "It is reported in Washington From California, "I think your pro- that the Hawes -Dailworth bill gram the finest of its kind on the air." passed. Starting immediately a new "Out here on the plains of Nebraska giant superpower station capable of we have been not only enjoying but Teaching every corner of the nation profiting greatly from these programs." will be erected in the exact center of From South Dakota, "In my visits over population in the United States. This the county I find the radio brings to station will be the seat of a new Radio the bbys and girls and parents in their University, which will be built with homes, culture that a few short years government funds and staffed with ago was obtainable only in the better government -paid instructors, especially high schools and colleges." schboled in the technique of radio edu- Those are just a few comments from cation. It will broadcast twenty -four educators, professors and teachers. The hours each day, providing every one schools are the very smallest portion in America with an uninterrupted ser- of the audience this program lonks, ies of educational programs and lec- hopes and desires to reach. It wants tures. to find and help you. ' "Thanks to the new portable receiv- ing sets which may be carried in a INTO remote towns where schools pocket, anyone wishing to advance his have not been open since 1929, into education can do so by tuning in any lonely mountain villages where no one time he can find a few spare moments. yet has seen an automobile or a railroad train, into the .kitchens of back- Because FIFTY "BULLETIN: of its splendid MILLION street restaurants in cities, into sick- re' ord in presenting its own program, rooms where invalids have lain in her- The American School of the Air,' the mitage from the world for twenty years supervision and control of this new -into the teeming heart of America, superpower educational station has and into these lost and forgotten out- been awarded to the Columbia Broad- posts of America, as well- reaches this casting System." STUDENTS voice of instruction and guidance and help. Help. Does it really help any- THE editorial above is clipped from one? In a thousand ways! the New York Times -Herald of A woman in Los Angeles writes: "I May 4, 1953. am here from England, and I am learn- Do we look ahead too far? Do we BE ing lots about America from your too much, as CAN'T dream the words of the school. I have one child, fifteen years song have it? The timid, the back- old, and I have found so many things ward, the faithless have been telling that I can tell her." That woman, a us for thousands of years that we brand -new American, is learning citi- dream too much -and we have gone zenship! Also from California comes, quietly, indomitably ahead in spite of WRONG "I wonder if you realize how many them, turning our dreams into the adult listeners enjoy and benefit great- practical realities of every day. ly by your broadcasts." Again, from Those superpower stations of 1953 Suffern, New York, "The parents are may seem far away, but the first of just as anxious to learn as are the chil- them- WLW -is already in existence. dren." And the idea, the germ of such a sta- LISTEN AND LEARN! THAT'S THE A young woman in Edgewood, Rhode tion as this imaginary one, is not only IDEA WHICH HAS BROUGHT PUPILS Island, writes: "I heard your talk with us, but has been here for eight about Spain and this revolution. It years. The Columbia Broadcasting FROM EIGHT TO EIGHTY TO CBS' was the first explanation I'd heard that Corporation's "American School of the "AMERICAN SCHOOL OF THE AIR" was understandable. There are so Air" is the radio of the future on the many different ideas on the subject air today! If these American School of the Air broadcasts are not known to you, you are , missing something of inestimable value to your future, your happiness. Dec. 8. Literature-Poetry Choir By tuning in at 2:15 p.m. eastern Literature - Whit Bur- standard time, you are offered, at no nett greater expense to you than the effort Dec. 9. Geography -P o i t i n e it costs to turn a dial, classes in every- Marshlands, Rome thing from geology to how to find a Dec. 10. Literature -The Christ- job. You can pick a college educa- mas Nightingale tion out of the air! Here is a sample Music -A Winter's Day of the program for the first two weeks Dec. 11. Current Events of December: Vocational Guidance- How Can We Make Jobs? Dec. 1. Music - Jean Jacques Dec. 14. History -Sioux Falls Rosseau Dec. 2. Geography -The Polish That goes on every day of the year Corridor -an education free for the taking. Dec. 3. Science-Why Don't We No program has ever received such Feel Air Pressure? overwhelming support as this one has Music-A Trip to the from those who believe our American Southern Mountains way of Iife is founded upon under- Dec. 4. Current Events standing, and our liberty upon "And Wednesday is "geography day" on the American School Vocational Guidance the Truth shall make you free." of the Air, and millions of students visit faraway places Dec. 7. History-Sacramento Every state in the Union offers through the experiences of the popular "Hamilton Family" G \ 12 Above: Group music study. This year's course includes short- wave broadcasts of native folk -music from foreign :ountries. Left: Helen Johnson, broadcasting director of the "School"

always coming up that I'd like to be in Tennessee, we were told that evolu- able to hold up my end of the conver- tion, which they were teaching across sat_on and know what I'm talking the state line in Kentucky, was a lie. about." She is being led to an under- Now, for the first time, all 4- nericc standing of world affairs. is going to school together! North anc A superintendent of the Des Moines South, rich and poor, we are offerec Conference of M. E. Churches writes a chance to learn together how 'nest to. in: "All over my district, covering improve ourselves and make the mos; MK churches, I have asked my pas - of the opportunities offered by modern tors to advise their people to make use life in a free and prosperous land. of this superb instruction." From Route 4, Snohomish, Washing- THE School of the Air's vocational ton, comes, "If you only knew how guidance talks have started thy valuable the programs are to us who sands on their way to peace and hap- live in a remote rural district. My piness. There is a fifty- eight -year -old youngsters' benefit will prove invalu- man in Decatur, Illinois, who for eight able throughout their lives!" years has suffered from a mysterious Such quotations may make you slow poisoning. Doctors say nothing think you're reading testimonials for can be done for him; if he does not a patent medicine, but they show hew want to die, he must find work he can widespread and far -reaching the do at home, so that he can lie down School of the Air really is. Up until and rest every hour. His experience as now, the education which you and I farm hand, factory hand, justice of the have been able to get has depended peace and salesman can do him no upon how good a school we attended. good; he needs an entirely new occu- If it was a smart "finishing" school, pation. The School of the Air has about all we learned was etiquette. If helped him to find it. it was a country school in a poor dis- A widow of Brainerd, Minnesota, trict, about all we got was the pro- with three children to support on a verbial three R's. If we went to school (Continued on Page 16)

N 6/î 13 had left home in a hurry, and that the started in Chicago last week between electric iron was still turned on! the sponsoring group and Gladys Swarthout. If signed as planned, the PLUMS & PRUNES Brain teasers are getting a network program, which will begin in January, play. One of the more plumful Sat- will include the music of William urday evening diversions is "Uncle Daly's orchestra. Jim's Question Bee," heard over an BY EVANS PLUM M E R NBC -Blue net. It's really quite well Gertrude Niesen tired of the smoke managed and may give your ego a lift and stuffiness of night clubs and came if you happen to know the answer to to Hollywood to get away from it all. CH:CAGO. -Most significant news tuted for Don McNeill at the helm of a question muffed by the studio audi- She was cast immediately in a night- of the radio week is that the the Breakfast Club, here's the answer. ence martyr. Columbia network's par- club picture. "Then and Now" half -hour, spon- Don's new soft -drink sponsor is keep- allel idea is "Professor Quiz and His She is already planning another get- sored by Sears Roebuck, will sign off ing him busy. Don, however, will find Brainbusters," now a Sunday night away- from -it act -this time with Hon- after its 13 -week contract expires De- time to continue his work on "Tea feature. olulu as the stopping-off place! cember 10. Despite the $20,000 spent Time at Morrell's" and the NBC Jam- weekly for talent for this superex- boree. Television is going to explode many You never can tell how you'll be travaganza, it didn't seem to click with radio illusions. The existing situation found out. Templeton Fox, one of the the tuners -in. Why it has missed fire Mentioning McNeill reminds that in "The Story of Mary Marlin," for regular "Light's Out" actresses, last no one seems to know -although there never does a Friday, the thirteenth, example, simply will be "no go." At week left her purse in a drug store is no doubt that the competing Thurs- pass without its jinx stories, some of present, you know, the little blind boy, where she had made a purchase. It day night attraction, Bing Crosby's which you have to believe. In that Tony, is played by young Frank Pa- contained no name, but in it was a Music Hall with Bob Burns and guests, class is what happened at the Mc- celli. But when Tony sings, you are "Lights Out" script with Miss Fox' is no mean obstacle to hurdle. Windy Neills' on November 13. Reaching home hearing 17 -year -old Lois Fehr, a girl! role name circled in pencil throughout. City radio writers agreed that Carlton after his "Tea Time" broadcast, he The deception had to be practised So the gentleman who found it used Kelsey's musical part of the ether found his apartment ransacked and when it was learned that Pacelli's his head. Phoning NBC's Chicago stu- pageant was without blame -and the learned that his singing voice dios, he asked the name of the party guest star bits were quite well per- wife's seal coat proved unsuited who had played the role and her tele- formed even though they had a dis- had been stolen to the demands phone number. Then he phoned her tinct March of Time flavor. and promised to return to her Then there's of the role. it -pro- .w Which reminds me that The March Virginia ,"Helen viding he was permitted to attend the of Time, which follows "Then and Trent) Clark. Why do so next performance of "Lights Out." He Now" and competes with the latter Ginny isn't su- many of the sing- was and he did. Now if they'd only half of Bing's and Burns' opus, seems perstitious -but ! ing ladies marry fall in love and marry -what a story! to have become less of a topic of dis- On the hoodoo physicians? Re- cussion since moving to that time day she started vealed finally this Tag Lines: Dr. Allan R. Dafoe made period. off well by losing last week was the his Armistice Day broadcast from the her house keys. secret marriage Chicago CBS studios. He's very nat- Radactor Hugh Studebaker is one of Then she kicked October 18 of ra- ural and relaxed on the air. Imme- hundreds of Chicago radio performers off a heel in run- dio soprano Gina diately after, he rushed to the airport who deeply mourn the passing of that ning to her "Hel- Vanna (originally to catch a New York plane -and was grand old queen -mother of music - en Trent" pro- known by her tagged by two U. S. marshals, who Ernestine Schumann -Heink. To the gram, for which right name, Gina - served him with a summons in con- 75 -year -old diva, Studebaker was al- she was nearly vanna Siragusa) nection with a suit growing out of a ways simply "Irish." late. Then, just to Dr. Peter Rosi, contract with the Dionnes ... They say as the program Chicago surgeon. it's a toothpowder maker that is dick- If you're wondering why dialect ended she re- News of the nup- ering with Myrt and Marge for a 5- comedlian Bill Thompson has substi- membered she tials leaked when day -a -week daytime spot. From gum the Rosis re- to gums, what? ... Uncle Ezra and the turned from San Hoosier Hot Shots have made some Francisco, where technicolor movie shorts you'll be see- Miss Vanna had ing soon ... Radactor and commenta- After he made a gone to sing with the San Francisco tor Harvey Hayes has recovered from name for himself Opera Company. his serious eye ailment . That new as an announcer pupil, Cornie Callahan, in Professor in Boston, Dan Speaking of singers and opera, most Kaltenmeyer's Kindergarten, is tenor Seymour (above) auspicious was the operatic debut No- Billie White, and Elinor Harriot has a took his talents vember 15 of NBC's soprano Vivian hillbilly role in the show ... Ah girls! to CBS and was Della Chiesa in the Chicago City Opera Bachelor Truman Bradley, your Ford chosen to handle Company's presentation of "La Boh- Sunday Evening Hour announcer, is the "Community eme." Miss Della Chiesa sang the Chicago's masculine fashion plate. Sing" show. Left: leading role -that of Mimi -and did Whatever Truman wears is soon cop- Ray Heatherton, so well that there is no longer doubt ied ... That famous all -Summer -long the Kostelanetz in critical musical minds that the 288 -hole golf match between Reinhold vocalist, sings hit young singer is on her way up. Schmidt, bass, and Bill Miller, tenor, tunes each Friday of the Contented program's quartet, evening. Feminine The ice interests that formerly spon- has at last been finished. Schmidt won, hearts go pit -a -pat sored Mary Pickford's "Parties at three and two -but Miller consoles at the sound of Pickfair" will go semi -classical in their himself with his lower medal score. his glorious voice! next network effort. Dickers were He says he won a moral victory!

He's back again! It's ro- After speaking on a recent Major mantic Phil Regan, who Bowes program, steel magnate spent four weeks picture - Charles M. Schwab amused him- making, saluting the Great self at the piano after the broad- White Way as he prepares cast, thinking he was alone in the to rejoin Ken Murray, Os- studio. A lurking cameraman did wald and Marlyn Stuart the rest! (The solo wasn't aired)

14 6/7 N Playing "... Phil Harris has purchased marking the end of an anything but the Adolphe Menjou estate in Holly- perfect day for little Kay Kyser! wood. Pretty swanky, Phil, m'boy . . . INSIDE STUFF Dick Ballou, CBS ork pilot, is waving A letter from La Verbena Del To- his baton with his left hand these baco (Cigar Festival) informs me that days. The thumb on Dick's right hand the fiesta committee has voted "Senor" was broken recently when he went Ben Bernie No. 1 cigar smoker of these BY MARTI N LEWIS on a hunting trip and his gun jammed. states -because Ben has been photo- graphed with a cigar in his mouth a Friday, the thirteenth, was a happy greater number of times than any other YOUR Hit Parade is cutting its Virginia Verrill lost her voice all of day for Kay Kyser-but things began citizen. Winchell probably will be glad hour programs down to a half - a sudden. Five encores at the Para- to learn hour presentation. to happen on the fourteenth. Kay and of this distinction-figuring The NBC dise Restaurant in New York, where his boys were playing a special en- if Bernie buys enough "rope," he'll end change takes place on November 25 she sings, was the cause. Singing for gagement in St. Louis on Friday night. it all. and the CBS switch on November 28. so long put such a strain on her voice After it was over, they hopped in their that she woke up the next morning cars and drove all night to Chicago, Queries from readers: What has During the Thanksgiving Show Boat scarcely able to talk. However, she arriving just in time happened to Seymour Simons? With program, Tiny Ruffner will go down to start rehears- couldn't miss her nightly performance, ing that night's Elgin Revue program. apologies to Mr. Fairfax, I answer this: the aisles in the broadcasting studio so a special microphone was set up at That was Seymour retired from band business asking members of the audience, the night when Coach El- the Paradise for her use. mer Layden was scheduled to appear last summer for a rest and has not yet "What are you thankful for ?" This on the program but didn't show up, relaxed sufficiently to return to the will be the first time the studio audi- The sponsors who thought of the making the program four minutes bandstand and the air lanes. ence will have taken part in the Show "Twin Stars" idea were a bit skeptical short. The show was switched back Boat program other than by applaud- about the whole stunt at first. What to Chicago from New York, where the Romance in the air: Ray Heather - ing. if the two girls they would select for usual interview with the football coach ton and Peg La Centra are a new ro- This same program is dRRkering for the "twin stars" is done, with less mantic combination. Both love horse- Annette Hans "aw to come back to would end up by than three min- back riding, so maybe we should pull their fold-which leads me to make the hating each other utes warning the old wheeze about "from the bridle suggestion that the sponsors also a n d quarreling given to Kay to path to the bridal path." should consider bringing back the en- all the time? But fill in the short- tire original cast, including Charles they were lucky. age. After fran- Eddie Cantor threw a party in a Winninger (Captain Henry), Muriel Rosemarie Bran- tic rushing swank Fifth Avenue hotel for Deanna Wilson and Conrad Thibault. Am I cato and Helen around and sig- Durbin, his thirteen -year -old protege, right, readers? Claire, the nalling to t h e when she arrived in New York. This "t w i n s," have boys, another young lass, believe -it -or -not, is al- There will be no change in the Sun- turned out to be number was ready being groomed for the Metro- day Night CBS Community Sing se- such close friends played - but politan Opera and they expect her to ries as originally planned. The pro- that their friend- Kyser would be ready in about three years, which gram has been renewed for another ship is becoming rather not dis- will make Deanna the youngest star stanza with the same cast, headed by the talk of the cuss how. To top ever to sing with at the "Met." Milton Berle. radio corridors. it off, when the Berle, incidentally, has a reputation The girls have bandleader went Lanny Ross, Jean Paul King and for lifting gags from other comedians, similar tastes to get his Harold Stokes have but I'm car taken down their wondering if he knows that (they're both where he h a d shotguns from the wall and will soon Jim Jordan (Fibber McGee) has been quite serious parked it - it be headed for the Catskills for some doing, for quite some time, the char- young girls), wasn't there. His deer hunting. The trip probably will acter of the man who bursts forth with they're the same blue coupe had last about four days, as the three a fit of laughter when he height, the all starts to tell same been stolen have plenty of radio work to do. l - a joke, which is what Berle does. c o o r i n g (blondes!) a n d On the Fibber McGee and Molly they go tea -ing, show from Minneapolis on November shopping and theater -ing together. In When Boake Car- 30, a press -agent character will be in- fact, when Helen Claire's mother left ter and Kathryn cluded in the script. The part will be New York for home, Helen asked Rose- Cravens (above) played by Tom Fizdale, who is Fib- marie to share her apartment with her. get together to ber's real press- agent. There's one difference between the have a chat, you girls. It's six pounds -in favor of can bet that the Side lines: Frank Parker is rehears- Rosemarie. conversation is ing in a comedy stage show called, up -with- the -news. "Git Along Little Dogie." Ted Ham- Band Notes: Tommy Dorsey fol- Right: Here's a merstein is producing it . Graham lows Vincent Lopez into the Astor new style idea - McNamee will not quit talking for Hotel ... Horace Heidt succeeds Russ the "Dude Ranch Universal Newsreel; his contract has Morgan at the Biltmore, November 20 dress," modeled just been renewed for another stanza . . . Abe Lyman and Connie Boswell by Louise Massey, Lanny Ross' Town Hall concert on replace Will Osborne at the New York- star of the West - November 15 was a huge success and er Hotel in New York . . . Vincent erners, featured on was well received by the critics . . . Lopez' time- honored phrase, "Lopez, the "Dude Log Ditto for Phil Duey, who gave a Speaking," is giving way to a piano Cabin Ranch," an brilliant concert just the week before. introduction and the words, "Lopez, NBC show aired Tuesday evenings

Though Helen Jepson sings for the Chicago A short -wave broadcast between Thundering Ed Thorgersen City Opera, she's back the "Comet," crack Boston- Provi- pounds out those last few on the air each Thurs- dence train, and a Berlin -Ham- words for his Saturday day with Lanny Ross burg flyer in Germany by John night football broadcast. McNamara and Kurt Sell was an Ed waits for last minute NBC Tenth Anniversary feature West Coast game scores

N 6/7 15 Handwriting Contest FIFTY MILLION STUDENTS Victory List CAN'T BE WRONG On and on goes RADIO GUIDE'S great dual contest-and every week new winners are proclaimed in the handwriting group. For every wéek (Continued from Page 13) But most touching of all are the bed- that contest has a separate judging, ridden, the crippled, the hopeless in- while all entries are held for re- fifty- dollar -a -month salary as a record valids into whose lives a ray of ex- judging in the slogan contest -a librarian, was given information about citement and interest and drama has twelve -week competition running the forestry service. Her oldest boy come, thanks to the programs. Such a concurrently with the handwriting wanted to take up forestry in connec- letter as this little one, signed "Al- contest. The following are the lucky tion with the University. of Minnesota, bert Austin, age 12," does not mean contestants for the fifth week of the and she .didn't have money enough to much at first reading. "We have a ra- handwriting contest -the week end- assist him. dio in our Home and have been listening November 11. If you would A physician in Decatur, Georgia, ing to your Public School program- like to earn your share, of RADIO caught flu during his war service with mes," it says. "We have enjoyed them GUIDE'S contest money, turn to page the medical corps. It developed into very much. I liked the Geography les- 19 of this issue and read the com- pneumonia and then into tuberculosis. son and the Hamilton family best." plete rules printed there. Then - He has recovered now, but he can't But it means much more-ah, how you're on your own! go back into his profession because the much more! -when you look up at And here are the winners: disease has destroyed his vocal chords the top and see "Home for Incurable and he can speak only in a hoarse Children" on the stationery. That is whisper. At fifty he feels that he must Albert's "home"-the only home he First Award -$ 100 find a new occupation, "go into the will ever know. business world; do something useful A brave but heartbroken mother Virginia Hustvedt, 3525 Ordway St., and helpful to my fellow man." Where writes in about her little daughter N. W., Washington, D. C. is there a place for. him in a world Jane, who is ten years old. "She has that has moved on? The School will been bedridden for one year. A year Dorothy Page, off to Detroit for a Second Awards Each try to advise him, in general broad- ago she fought a good fight with a visit via American Airlines, keeps -$50 casts, on new occupations. streptococcus infection together with up with the news with RADIO GUIDE Beatrice Deen Stehling, P. O. Box 38, complications of scarlet fever and Fredericksburg. Texas LETTER comes in: "Would it be diphtheria. Now, being left with ser- Gene Hutchison, 508 E. Michigan, Evans- ville, Ind. A too much to ask you if I missed a ious heart trouble, it may be a long program on either music or painting, time before she is able to return to before the program on glass which was school--if ever. In fact, she will prob- Third Awards -$25 Each the first I got? I am just another old ably have to learn how to walk all GREATER COURAGE fool grandmother that wants or hopes over again. In the meantime, she is Mrs. F. D. Miller, R. R. 1, Rolla, North so much for the youngsters, but I am allowed only to listen to a few radio HATH NO MAN Dakota programs. Mary E. Simms, 620 E. 19th St., Chey- trying to paint a little picture for a She absorbs so much of enne, Wyo. little grandson's room, hoping to in- these programs, and it is astounding Mrs. A. L. Gardner, Route No. 3, Hagers- spire him with the lovely things in the way she remembers every one!" Page 11) town, Md. (Continued from Patricia Jaen, 525 Cooper Ave., Yuba life." City, Calif. A man in Portland, Oregon, after THE School of the Air may be the wall and pull himself up, hand over spending his years since 1905 in the only schooling Jane will ever re- hand. They stared while he squirmed meat-packing industry, has been told ceive. Good work, that, certainly! to a standing position atop the tank. Fourth Awards -Each One by his firm that he is too old. He had From another little girl comes this, With one hand clenched around a believed that his training, his long rec- just as it stands, misspellings and all: dripping rung, he swung out of his RCA-Victor Record - Player ord of service, his knowledge of the "I was very severely burnt last Aug. 5 rubber coat and attacked the creeping products and of the demand in various and had to stay on my back till Nov. death. The fire was soon out. and IO Shep Fields Records sections, would make him more and then I could get up but I haven't been But there are humorous angles to out side Charles Kress, 391/1 W. Knight, Lancas- more valuable to the company the old- till a couple weeks ago. So heroism, as well as tragic. For years ter. Pa. er he got. In his bitter awakening - you see I haven't missed a program for Helen Wroblewski of Jersey City was Mrs. E. M. Carter, 1411 Woodbine, S. E., fired, at fifty- seven wants to know, I haven't been to school this winter. I kidded, by her boy friend about being Atlanta, Ga. -he Mrs. Hazel VanVliet, 415 Burns Drive, "If a business receives governmental have been studing hard and my teacher afraid to "swim like a man." One day, Detroit, Mich. protection, is it not also fair to a citi- is going to pass me to Number 4 I am 8 shortly after they announced their en- John Newcomer, 224 S. Market St., Mt. zen to receive the same ?" It is years old. I would have a lonesome gagement, he, Anderson of Joy, Pa. that George Marian Peter, Mahallory City, Pa. same question, asked a hundred thou- winter without your program. I am, Kearney, swam out beyond his depth. sand times, which led to the recent en- Your Little Friend, Mary Jane West, Suddenly the youth cried out, thresh- actment of employment and old age in- Box 444, Wellsburg, W. Va." ed about wildly, and sank. Helen Fifth Awards-$1 0 Each surance legislation. To a certain millionaire business- saw his hand break the surface. She man, self -made and unschooled, . who forgot her fears and churned towards Thomas Murdoch, Davidson Bldg., Sioux VOCATIONAL guidance courses listens to the programs secretly in his City. Iowa him. Inexperienced as a life- saver, Denny M. Pratt, 520 Stinard Ave., Syra- should have been given in our Wall Street office-to the chambermaid she still managed to bring him ashore. cuse, N. Y. schools twenty years ago. Radio sup- in a slum rooming -house whose radio Shortly after a novena in St. Valen- Oscar Simmons, 1309 12th St., Hickory, is now her most precious possession tine's Roman Catholic Church in the North Carolina plies them, where many schools failed Lyman Hicks, 456 10th Ave., S., St. to do so. -the School of the Air brings the one Bronx, a savage blaze seethed through Petersburg, Fla. The broadcasts bring startling re- thing these two people were denied. the wooden structure. Only one thing Wm. E. Westerman, 18 W. Pratt St., Learning! To hillmen in the Ozarks was saved, a vessel containing the Baltimore, Md. sults at times. One on "The Master of Gardner Teall, 424 Union St., Eau Claire, Light and Shadow, Rembrandt," was and lonely rangers at fire lookouts in blessed sacrament. The Rev. Joseph Wisc. heard by a painter in Memphis, Ten- the dense Oregon forest it brings-cur- Ramisicewski, a visiting priest, had Mrs. W. F. Russell, 728 Vine St., Fulton, rent events. To crippled and sick chil- crawled through the searing heat of Missouri nessee, who was working in his studio Grace Faulkingham, Stonington, Maine on a portrait. He was a man who had dren, and to old folks, it brings fascin- the doomed sacristy to bring it out. James M. Loving, 721 Norwood Bldg., studied years in Rome, Madrid and ating tales of adventure-science, fan- Austin, Texas Paris, and who had made seven trips tasy, glorious music. The School of CONSIDER the heroism of a 50 -year- Joseph M. Heidel, 2723 Eden Ave Cin- cinnati, Ohio to the Holy Land to collect material the Air is that rare and valuable com- old grandmother, Mrs. Mary Foley. for his masterpiece, a canvas six feet bination- delightful entertainment plus Three grandchildren were playing on high and twelve feet long. On this, solid, worthwhile education. the second floor of their Brooklyn Sixth Awards -$5 Each his masterpiece, he has been working home when, from the kitchen below, for years, aided by his NO OTHER program on the air has she sniffed smoke. Mrs. Foley ran up- Ruth B. Allen, 1005 Chapin, Beloit, Wisc. twenty -two Ernest A. Roesler, 7th & Olive Ave., wife. But what was surprising was done so much as this. Small won- stairs arid found the blaze leaping Hebron, Nebraska that this painter's name, too, was Rem - der, then, the top -hatted gentlemen angrily about the room, the children Lillian Breese, 1302 5th Ave., Hunting- Born in Leyden, Holland, he from Denmark and Mexico huddled in a corner. Forcing the win- ton, W. Va. brandt! and Japan Mrs. A. A. Carter, R. 1, Box 350, Bell- was the last of the Rembrandt family. rush all the way to New York to shake dow, she lifted three- year -old Doris ingham, Wash. He was so amazed to hear his name hands with the slight, pretty girl at Peters to the sill. A moment later Doris Anne Breckinridge, 2340 E. 4th St., Tuc- come of loudspeaker that he CBS, Helen Johnson, who watches plunked into waiting arms. Next four - son, Arizona out the over Mrs. Virginia Terry, 112 W. King St., snatched up a pen and wrote to the the School of the Air, and ask to study year -old Arthur plunged to safety, un- Johnson City, Tenn. studio to "let them know there is a real her methods. Small wonder that the erringly aimed, and finally baby Ann Levin, 633 Deming PI., Chicago, Ill. still alive, and working out British Broadcasting Corporation, over George. Then Mrs. Foley climbed up. P. A. Breed, Brookings, South Dakota Rembrandt Rose A. Clark, 311 N. 6th St., Terre a miserable livelihood, not in Holland in London, is reputed to take the pro- "Here goes," she warned, stoically. Haute, Ind. but in this country." grams off the air on short waves and She landed safely in a web of arms. Mrs. Agnes Douglas, West Miner St., record them on phonograph disks, so Who was America's greatest every- West Chester, Penn. John Hr 'den, 2716 Portland Ave., Shreve- A PROGRAM giving the history of valuable does it think them. There day hero? That's .a tough one, too port, La. the Mormon Church brought a are probably few programs on the air tough to try to answer. Jane Kelly, R. 608, 419 W. 34th St., New reply from Orson Rega Card, a grand- today which can claim such fanatically The fact must remain that America York City -day heroes if Edward Powers, 590 Powers Lane, De- son of Brigham Young himself. One on devoted listeners. has such every - and catur, Ill. "Stanley in Africa" was heard by Mrs. Here indeed is radio as it should be, there has yet been none to match the Howard Kierstead, Hampton Station, C. of West Hartford, and as it will be-a radio that truly world -wide renown of the little Dutch N. C., Canada George Cartwright Buell R. Snyder, Beachwood, N. J. Connecticut, whose grandfather, Cap- serves the people. Here, ladies and boy whose finger plugged the dike, it Frank O. Carr, Box 880, Wichita. Kansas tain Josiah Richmond, was the whaling gentlemen of America, is the radio of is certainly not because we lack boys Mrs. Claire Judge, 2014 N. W. Glisan St., took Stanley down the 1953- today! of equal courage. It is rather because Portland, Oregon captain who Mrs. Mary Baker, 1800 North St., Beau- coast of Africa to Zanzibar. In the we have no dikes. mont, Texas same fashion, "With Peary In the Arc- Columbia's "School of the Air" may Mrs. Lee Gray, 1217 N. Virginia, Okla- tic" was heard by Lily Larkin of Os- be heard Monday through Friday over Kate Smith may be heard Thursday homa City, Okla. EST (1:15 the over CBS at 8 p.m. Zonee Adams, 4109 N. Cheyenne, Taco- sinning, New York, whose nephew was a CBS network at 2:15 p.m. or Bandwagon ma, Wash. a member of the Peary expedition. CST; 12:15 MST; 11:15 PST). EST (7 CST; 6 MST; 5 PST).

6/7 N 16 Normal School HEARTBEATS AT Principal Finds N.I.A. GIVE US SOMETHING TONEY Gives Real Service HAMMERSTEIN'S "I have sold an article to Real America. Before enroll- BY ing I was skeptical of N.I.A. CHARLES ISAACS training as the best preparation for writing in fields other (Continued from Page 3) than newspaper reporting. but now I am convinced that you THE leading singers of "swing - a bolt from the a make good on your claim that blue, friend in need N.I.A. Is the preparation need- cheered him back for encores. opated" melodies in the Northwest suggested The Three Tones. ed by writers in all fields. But tonight, his few lines, written might N.I.A. renders a real service owe their success to the fact The suggestion clicked instantly with by giving thorough. sincere for him, are timed to the split second. that two of them are brothers and the them and the name seemed to add and expert criticism." E. L. Will anybody out there in the studio MENDENHALL, 253 Linden - third argues like one. new impetus to their upward climb. st.. Fond du Lac. Wis. anybody among the millions listening The popular "Three Tones" trio con- With less than two weeks' rehearsal in- remember him? Will they like sists of Hal and Ernie Garven and Paul the new combination was put on the him? And how can he tell, if they do? Fillmore. Though the boys are only in staff at WTCN. For nearly half an hour this quiet their mid- twenties they have been har- The Three Tones had been at WTCN "How do I old man watches the fast -moving. monizing for radio since 1930, when about one year, during which time well -paced show. Against a living Hal and Ernie were "dueling" on they had also made numerous record- backdrop comprised of the Music Hall WDGY, Minneapolis, and Paul was a ings, when commercial jobs called get my orchestra, young Ted Hammerstein memifer of the "Three Musketeers" them to WCCO. On their first spon- Start graciously introduces his guest stars. trio at the same station. It was there sored appearance here the boys' hearts the boys started their climb up the high were literally in their throats. Paul THERE'S Jerry Mann, introducing a and treacherous ladder toward fame had a severe cold, and though Hal as a Writer ?" new radio fad known as "mouthies" and fortune in the entertainment world. and Ernie had forced him and another game, "What's to swallow called They have incurred responsibilities; two boxes of cough drops and several - - - - Here's - - - - This ?" with sound effects. There's Hal and Ernie are both married while aspirins, he still the Answer Lucy Monroe, complained that "my too, singing "A Star Fell Paul is auditioning with someone he throat feels like it's going to find the First, don't stop believing you can Out of Heaven." considers the perfect sponsor. Lost Chord." write; there is no reason to think you But the old -timer in the wings isn't Those lower rungs of the ladder are As the months went by the Three can't write until you have tried. Don't be seeing Ted or Lucy. He's seeing old years in the past, but the boys often Tones became something more than discouraged if your first attempts are Oscar Hammerstein . paying little rejected. That happens to the best au- Ted buffalo nickels for the privilege thors, even to those who have "arrived." of writing memoranda on the boy's Remember, too, there is no age limit in starched Buster Brown collar. He's the writing profession. Conspicuous success has come to both young and old seeing Oscar talking to Eleanora Duse writers. and Bernhardt and Maude Adams, Where to begin, then? There is no stars who could show these young surer way than to get busy and write. smart -alecs a thing or two! Gain experience, the "know how." Un- But now, in the midst of his revery, derstand how to use words. Then you young Ted (the whipper- snapper) is can construct the word -buildings that now smiling at him across a script . . . are vague, misty shapes in your "Again we build a bridge across the mind. years from O. Henry, Mark Twain, Kipling, Ring my grandfather's Victoria Lardner, just to mention a few, all first theater to the Hammerstein's of today. learned to use words at a newspaper And crossing it now is a man who has copy -desk. And the Newspaper Institute been a headliner for over fifty years. Copy -Desk Method is today helping men A brilliant star of the old Hammer- and women of all ages to develop their stein Olympic theater in 1895, and writing talent . helping them gain later of the Victoria . . . a grand their first little checks of $25. $50. $100. trouper . eighty -four years young . the Great James C. Thornton!" Learn to Write by His cue! With jauntily erect shoulders, he stumbles out to the micro- WRITING phone. Near by, his young host ques- The Newspaper Institute of America is tions him about former triumphs. But a training school for writers. Here your how can the glory of fifty years be talent grows under the supervision of crammed into less than five minutes? seasoned critics ... newspaper men and women. Emphasis is placed on teaching you by experience. EIGHTY -four a We don't tell you to years old and still read this author and that author or to trouper! Jim Thornton was a little study his style. We don't give you rules boy when Abraham Lincoln was shot. and theories to absorb. The N. I. A. aims He was a full - fledged trouper when the to teach you to express yourself in your Statue of Liberty took up her vigil on own natural style. You work in your From left: Paul, Ernie and Hal: It's these thFee own home, on your Bedloe's Island. He has weathered who used to be deadly own time. four depressions and voted for four- rivals, practical jokers Each week you receive actual news- teen presidents. He has seen paper -type assignments as though you bustles worked on a large metropolitan daily. replaced by hobble- skirts, hobbles re- remember the disappointments and just a singing trio. Ernie, the pianist Your stories tribulations of those are then returned to us and placed by the knee -length fashions of early days. They and first tenor, began doing a guitar we put them under the microscope, so to the post -war era, and the whole kit recall with laughter the keen competi- accompaniment. Hal, baritone and speak. Faults are pointed out. Sugges- and kaboodle of them replaced by tion that existed between Hal and also a guitar player, showed remark- tions are made. Soon you discover you trailing "cocktail gowns." Ernie and the Three Musketeers. There able versatility on the harmonica in are getting the "feel" of it, that profes- In the fullness of his life, he has seen was the time one of the Musketeers novelty numbers. Paul, second tenor, sional touch. You acquire a natural, easy had called Hal by telephone and told approach. You can see where you are people come and go. became practically a whole string or- going. But to many of the gray- haired men him to dash down to WDGY as there chestra, playing the violin, mandolin, was a certain sponsor who wanted When a magazine returns a story, one and women listening to his broadcast, to and base viol -one at a time, of course. never knows the real reason for the re- he is not an octogenarian with a quav- hear the duet team immediately. By 1935 the Tones were doing four jection; they have no time to waste ering voice and trembling hands. He's It was a blizzardy, cold, winter night heavy commercials plus three and four giving constructive criticism. the great Jim Thornton, the "dead- when Hal and Ernie hurried to the sta- personal appearances a week and in The N. I. A. tells you where you are pan" monologist of the Mauve Decade. tion. They warmed up to the boiling between times making animated film wrong and why. and shows you what to With great solemnity, he used to tell point, however, when they found the shorts. Adlibbing on informal shows do about it stories that convulsed them. On Broad- call had been a joke. Their method of proved their ability to handle dialogue way, his keen humor and good fel- reciprocation gave the Musketeers and the Three Tones soon found them- A Chance to Test Yourself lowship were as legendary as Jack some harrassed moments. The two selves singing, playing and acting, not We have prepared Benny's today, and his devotion to his boys had all their friends, relatives, to mention doing minor sounçl- effects a unique Writing first wife, Bonnie, as legendary Aptitude Test which tells you whether as and any strangers who would join in, when necessary. you possess the fundamental qualities Benny's to Mary Livingstone. or write to WDGY expressing their dis- Hal, Paul and Ernie gained another necessary to successful writing -acute George Burns' to. Gracie Allen. like for the entertainment offered by rung when they appeared in a weekly abservation, dramatic instinct, imagina- Bonnie is gone now, and the green the Musketeers. half -hour show over CBS, originating tion, etc. You'll enjoy taking this test. moss trails creeping fingers over the at WCCO, Minneapolis. It's free. Just mail the coupon below and old- fashioned sentiment carved on her T took some length of explanation The boys are noted for their novelty see what our Editors think about you. marble marker, but it was she who in- Newspaper Institute of America. One before the Musketeers were able to numbers, which are arranged, as are Park Avenue, New York spired many of his famous song -hits, sing at ease before the mike. all their numbers, by Ernie. In prepar- hits that you know, even today. A third boy joined Hal and Ernie to ing a novelty number in Ernie works ------It was while riding their carriage form a new trio and this unit soon ahead of rehearsáls and only does a r through Central Park that Bonnie said, went to WCCO. They were quite suc- little touching up after the first re- NEWSPAPER INSTITUTE "How lonesome the man in the moon cessful in gaining new contacts and hearsal. The swing OF AMERICA must be without a sweetheart." So and instrumental contracts. Appearances followed on numbers are arranged during a "jam- One Park Avenue. New York Jim promptly wrote "My Sweetheart's KSTP, Minneapolis and St. Paul, but ming" session, in the Man In The Moón." which a song de- Send me, without cost or obligation, your fate had arranged an even better trio velops into the beautifully rhythmic Writing Aptitude Test and further infor- to be formed. Early in 1932 this trio tunes of the Tones. mation about writing for profit as promised JOE HOWARD is another old -timer and the Musketeers disorganized, with There is a high ladder reaching to in the Radio Guide. December S. who made a radio come -back on the three of the group leaving for solo entertainment "tops." The Three Music Hall. Joe's over seventy now, Mr. jobs or parts in musical productions. Tones struggled and plugged through Mrs. but he can still put over a song with From the remnants arose the combi- disappointments and bad breaks to Mis } the best of them. In fact, he does it nation of Hal, Paul and Ernie, a com- reach that high rung they now stand every evening in "The Gay Nineties," bination spelling success. The three on. They are not resting yet. They Address one of New York's liveliest night spots. boys decided (All correspondence confidential. No they must have a name want to hear it said, "The Tones are salesmen will call.) 92L566 (Continued on Page 18) for their unit, something "toney." Like `Tops'." And then they won't stop! J C 6/i 17 NELSON EDDY'S FARE- RADIO GUIDE'S X -WORD PUZZLE HEARTBEATS AT

WELL TO ROMANCE i 2 3 4 9 1 IG 7 8 119 10 11 12 13 HAMMERSTEIN'S

79 *U15 * IG (Continued from Page 4) * (Continued from Page 17) 19 20 "My fine fellow," I said to myself, 11111114:0111001111 * When Ted introduced him to the radio 1 24 27 grandpar- "dtin't be taken in." 23 *25 026 .0 audience, people like your So I set out to check up for myself. © ents and mine remembered an adver- First there was a famous columnist's 8 9 30 31 tisement which appeared Nov. 5, 1905, prediction that Nelson was about to in all New York newspapers: elope with a society woman. I went 2 33 34 35 straight to the lady herself-and got a HAMMERSTEIN'S VICTORIA laugh for a reply! She Nelson © MUSIC HALL- (Prices, 25, 50, 75, and 6 37 38 39 0 had been friends for years. They had 1.00 with smoking at all perform- seen each other twice in the past * ances). month. The story was a pure fabrica-. 1 42 43 44 First time in vaudeville, Anna tion, even though it fell under the © Laughlin, late of the "Wizard of classification of snappy reading. 45 46 47 Oz." Joe Howard, singer. Also, Undaunted, I tracked down the next -return of Will R. Rogers, expert rumor. Nelson Eddy was supposed to 48 , 49 lariat thrower. be enamored of a certain lady who 411( made it her custom to follow him from 50 52 The transition: November, 1936. Will city to city on his concert tours. Every- 51 53 4 55 Rogers, America's beloved humorist, body said that this was the romance. is dead. Hammerstein's Victoria has But sadly, the facts are that Nelson 5G 57 8 9 vanished from Broadway. Anna has never met the lady, nor has she Laughlin has retired from the stage, evêr attempted to meet the singer. On GO U 63 64 has married, and is the mother of a the contrary, this nameless and charm- radio star. In fact, she's the mother of ing person has a great admiratiqn for ©63 GG 67 68 y 69 Lucy Monroe, prima donna of this very the singer's voice and that is the ex- * program, and she's the ex- partner of tent of her "passion." 70 71 72 73 74 75 76 this same seventy -year -old Joe How- ard, just facing the microphone to sing IN THE midst of this far -flung inves- 77 79- "I Wonder Who's Kissing Her Now," tigation of Nelson Eddy's love -life, I the torch -song of the Mauve Decade. ran into him on the set of his new It was in 1899 that Joe first intro- picture, "Maytime." Nelson spotted me n** duced another famous song, "Hello, and strolled over, a wide grin on his nso 0 061 My Baby," at Oscar Hammerstein's face. "I understand you had me all Victoria, then just opened. He remem- figured out for an elopement," he HORIZONTAL 72 -Barn Dance, Joe 11 -Books of photographs bers it is "a regular actors' club." Girard, singing- 12- Initials of Vincent Lopez chided. "I'm sorry I can't oblige." 74-- "Just two big dressing- rooms," he 1 harpist 13- Fruits Next day I picked up a paper and -Don bandleader says now, "one for the men and the 6-Past -of sit 77 -The Wonderland girl 18-To engrave by dots there was another shock. According 9 Weyer, Dick Tracy 20- Indifferent other for the girls. We always went to a -Slav 78- well -known Hollywood news - 14- Rosemary and Priscilla 79- Vincent- -, bandleader 22- Towards early to swap stories. Nearly every- sleuth, Nelson Eddy had been rushing 15 -Short poem 80- Dumke's partner 23- Spoken with a lisp body knew everybody else. We all a certain blond star all over the place. 16-George and Wendell 81 -Roger Wolfe -, band- 24-A snake watched a new act from the wings and Any moment now, was the prediction, 17 -Like leader 25 -Peer Gynt's mother made suggestions afterwards. There he'd lite on his way to the altar -and 19- Merriment 26 -Fred Waring was born in were gas footlights and no orchestra." no mistake this time. I was furious! 20- Compass point VERTICAL -, Penn. Well, times change. Imagine the 21 -Fred announcer 27 -Is Rudy Vallee married? So a couple of hours later the girl -, fate of an actor bold enough to stand in 24 -Very light wood 1- Walter -, bandleader 29 -John -, Ripley's won- question was grilled. She, can you 26 -Piano adjuster 2- Singing Lady (Abbr.) der parrot in the wings of the Palace and criticize beat it, hadn't seen the newspaper - 28-The star in the portrait 3-Russian songstress 31- Devour or make suggestions today! had never even met Nelson Eddy! The 30-Ann -, radio actress 4-Upon 37 -Ozone rumor started when an over -zealous 32 -Aloft 5-NBC network 40 -Yale RECENTLY, on Ted's program, press -agent for some night club had 33- Pertaining to people of 6-Divan 42- Morton -, singer Maude Nugent sang "Sweet Rosie used their Asia 7 -Grown to maturity 44-A stanza in eight lines names together to luré in a 8-They beat nines (Mus.) O'Grady," the song -hit of 1896 which few customers. 34- Charles -, tenor in her own 35- Musical note 9 -Timid 46-To authorize she wrote and introduced Now I'm not going to go on and on 36- Mineral spring 10- Musical note 47- Sturgeon roe headline act forty years ago in his tracking down these endless rumors 38- Italian rive; 48- Former Russian ruler grandfather's music hall. all over again. Suffice it to say that 39-As far as 49- Author of the O'Neills And so they come, this parade of out of a dozen romantic stories printed 40-Sooner than Solution to Puzzle 51 -Consisting of more than old- timers, trouping out of the past as actual fact, I found not one to be 41- Pertaining to sleds Given Last Week one into the present, to relive at the mi- true. The stories 43-Belonging to Nola 52- Countess Olga continue to circulate, 45-To corrode 54 -Book of accounts crophone the glory that was their adu- true or not. And they continue to 55 -Bird of golden plumage lation and the grandeur that was their annoy Nelson 47- Winifred -, songstress pI3 I3I3B °O17ß Eddy. 50-Stretch of an arc A© 0113 :1210 GOOF 57-Town in Pennsylvania fame back in the days when Grandma And what is Nelson Eddy going to 53-Resinous tree ° 00O o IMO 58-Objective of I was a girl. Some have gone further ßß© O 13 ©Id©DOL. do about it? For 56-Peggy radio actress 59- Remain one thing, he is con- -, MIME ID than Hammerstein's Music Hall. Oth- stantly refusing to see any writer who 59-Sid -, film eomedian ©C]Ó©W' 62 -Loafs -, announcer ers have appeared once, then dropped CI ©Q0 RED DUD Ci 63 -Had informed wants him to talk about women and 60- Keeler, film star © O from sight again. 61- - Clemens, singer MOD ASTAIRE 0©f]© 66-Out at sea romance. That's why you see Even in the hardened eyes of a blase little 64-To- prepare for publication O0°Ó©°0 1°©©°I 68 -Frame of a window jibes every now and then about his 65- Egyptian sun god pus 70- Garber theatrical agent I saw tears when he being "high- hat." Furthermore, at the 66- Pertaining to aeronautics ó°ó©]© oßJo!ó ä ó3 71- Congealed- water told Ted and me, "Some of these old- a]ß ° anuo *in risk of missing the opportunity for 67- Rowing implements ßo000 ß©O Glo°I3f33 73- Wiley, songstress sters look desperate when I tell 'em I many a fine friendship, 69-To depart O OI3IfJ I717©© 0 75- - McNeill, M. C. got any work today. And I Nelson has haven't 70 -Deane songstress l7©©0©P000!^LO01100 76 -Optic- shunned invitations to the social func- -, know there won't be any tomorrow, tions which are usually attended by either. It kinda gets me." Hollywood stars. He cares little about "I know how you feel," Ted agreed. the social life, anyway, but he simply "Some of them have dropped out so will not subject any girl to a flood of bride among one of the movie queens. completely I can't find them. Others ridiculous romance rumors. He didn't answer the question, ex- HITS OF THE WEEK I do find are rusty and scared so that Now why? Why doesn't he step out, actly. Instead, he told me this story. we can't use them. In fact, so few take it all with a laugh, and let them "A chap went visiting in an insane are qualified for return engagements, make a three -ring circus out of his life asylum one day. After looking at the we're thinking of leaving out old - if that's what everybody wants? Why Napoleons and George Washingtons THERE is nothing similar in "You timers from the program altogether." doesn't he hold hands with his leading and the other unfortunates, he came Turned the Tables on Me" and Thus, scores of fallen stars who have lady, go to the Trocadero and sing love - upon a'happy- looking individual seated "The Organ Grinder's Swing," yet the been Ted Hammerstein's guests on his songs to his girl of the evening? on a stool holding a fishing-pole from two tunes have something very much radio Music Hall during the last two which a line dangled into a wash- in common. Both made spectacular years, recalled briefly into the spotlight admit the question puzzles me a bowl. leaps to the fore in this week's "Your by means of his grandfather's scrap- I'LLlittle, too. The answer is that Nelson " `How's it going ?' asked the visitor, Hit Parade." Another comer is "Here's book, are again, and perhaps finally Eddy is just -Nelson Eddy. He doesn't trying to be sympathetic. 'Catching Love in Your Eye," which has jumped "at liberty" as actors always call their want any "bunk" in his life. anything ?' from nowhere to tenth place. periods of unemployment. Many are He's , thirty years old. He's not a "The silly one looked up indignantly. The complete standing of this week's too old to come back, even if they "Hollywood ham." He likes to take off 'Catching fish in a wash -bowl ?' he top fifteen tunes is as follows: could adapt their old- fashioned enter- his coat, unbutton his collar, stand in asked in amazement. 'Do you think tainment to radio requirements. 1 -The Way You Look 8-In the Chapel in front of a microphone in a studio from I'm crazy ?' " Tonight the Moonlight No, time doesn't fly. Only we do. which an audience is barred and And maybe that story best explains 2 -When Did You 9-Who Loves You? Down the long years we run, the SING! why Nelson Eddy remains a bachelor Leave Heaven? 10- Here's Love in ghosts of yesterday barking at our And there is just one more thing. despite the allure of Hollywood's stars 3-You Turned the Your Eye heels, the specter of our unknown to- He looks forward to marriage some -not a few of whom would be happy Tables on Me 11 -Close to Me morrows just around the corner. day with the right girl. But he is for the slightest attention from him. 4-O r g a n Grinder's 12-Me and the Moon Will the youngsters -the popular air afraid find Swing 13-To Mary with personalities of today, be as fondly re- that he won't her in the Sing You A Love be 5-I'll tomorrow? And if so, will midst of Hollywood's fly -by -night ro- Nelson Eddy may heard Sundays Thousand Love Songs 14-Did I Remem. membered mances. Once I had the temerity to on The Open House over a CBS net- 6-A Fine Romance ber? there be a televisioned Music Hall to ask him why he didn't get it all over work at 8 p.m. EST (7 CST; 6 MST; 7 -South Sea Island 15 -I'm in a Dancing welcome them back for a short hour of by immediately taking unto himself a 5 PST). Magic Mood revived triumph?

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Figures in parentheses denote megacycles majority of the log is made up of com- Log of Foreign Stations Whose monly heard stations, Mr. Dilg feels Wednesday, December 2 Programs Are Listed SHORT -WAVE reception has been his that stunt is an undeniable testi- 10:50 a.m. -Jolui MacArthur quintet: GSB GSF (Megacycles or thou sands of kilocycles shown) rather erratic during the past few mony that the world is at our finger- days, but on a few occasions re- GSH CEO, Chile 10.67 JVM, Japan 10.74 tips. He favors us with a few facts 11 :30 a.m. -Polish hour : SPW CJRO, Canada 6.15 J V N. 10,68 markable signals were recorded. Wed- picked up in his aerial wanderings: 12:20 p.m. -BBC Northern orch.: GSB GSD GSI CJR%, " 11.72 JZI, " 9.53 nesday, November 11, was open house 1:30 COCD, Cuba 6.13 JZK, " 15.16 SPW (13.635) of Warsaw, Poland, p.m.-Student's songs; BBC men's chorus: COCO, 6.01 KIO. Hawaii 11.68 for the Nazaki, Japan, stations. At transmits at present on Mondays, Wed- GSB GSD GSI KKH, 7.62 COCQ " 9.75 10:25 p.m. EST (9:25 CST), JVE nesdays and Fridays at 12:30 p.m. EST 1 :45 p.m.-JACK HYLTON'S orchestra: GSB 'DJB, Germany 15.2 LRU, Argentina 15.29 (15.66) of GSD GSI LRX, " 9.68 was heard calling PLE (11:30 a.m. CST) ; LZA (14.97) of So- 3 p.m.- Soviet DJD, 11.77 OLR, Czechoslo- Bandoeng, Java, in English. A few fia, Bulgaria, may be heard almost program: RNE DJL, " 15.11 vakia 15.32, 11.87 minutes later JVF (15.62) was logged 4:30 p.m.-Bram Martin's dance orchestra: GSB EAQ, Spain 9.87 PCJ, Holland 15.22 every afternoon but is best near 4 p.m. GSD GSF and 9.59 KWU of GSB, England 9,51 while making contact with EST (3 CST); LSX (10.35) of Buenos 5 p.m.- Leonary Henry, comedian: GSC GSD GSL SSC, 9.58 PHI, " 17.73 Dixon, Cal. Turning to JVH (14.6), I GSD. " 11.75 PRADO, Ecuador 6.62 Aires, has instituted its own "Argen- 5:10 -p.m. -Talk, "Scientists at Work ": GSC GSF. " 15.14 PRFS, Brazil 9.50 found this station radiating an excel- tina Hour," which is heard on Mon- GSD GSL GSG, " 17.79 RAN. Russia 9.80 lent program of Oriental music At 5:30 p.m.- Symphonic concert; Augusteo orches- GSH. " 21.47 RNE, 12.00 ... days and Fridays at 5:30 p.m. EST GSI, " 15.28 SPW, Poland 18.64 times, signals can only be classed as (4:30 CST). In the future this broad- tra, Bernardino Moliniari: 2R03 GSL " 6.11 TFJ, Iceland 12.23 unbelievably good. Such was the trans- cast may start an hour earlier due to 6 p.m.-Pan -American program: W3XAL (6.1) GSO, 15.18 TIPG, Costa Rica 8,41 mission from 2R0 (9.635) of Rome, 6 p.m. -Talk, "Current Topics": 2R03 GSP, " 15.31 TI4NRH. 9.87 the recent adoption of daylight- saving 6:10 p.m.-Chamber music: GSC GSD GSL HASS, Hungary 15.37 TPA2, France 15.24 Italy, on Friday, November 13, while time there; GSG (17.79) is unofficially 6:15 p.m. -Light music : 2R03 HAT4, 9.12 TPA8, 11.88 broadcasting a talk by Mayor Al. Wil- HBL, Switzerland 9.60 TPA4. 11.71 transmitting in conjunction with GSF 7 p.m.- Salute to the States : KIO KKH HUP. 7.80 2ß03, Italy 9.835 liams of the U. S. Air Reserve Force and GSH II from 7:30 p.m.-Scott quartet: YV2RC HC2CW, Ecuador 8.20 2R04, " 11.81 during transmission HC2RL, " 6.68 VK2ME. Australia 9.69 on his impressions of Italian aeronau- Daventry at 6 to 8:45 a.m. EST (5 to 8 p.m.-Ambrose and his orchestra: GSC GSD HIN, Dom, Rep. 11.28 VK3LR. " 9.58 tics ... HJ4ABH, La Voz de Armenia, 7:45 CST); YV1ORSC of San Cristo- 8:15 p.m.- Chamber music: DJC DJD 11J1ABE, Colombia 9.5 in Colombia, longer W2XAF HJU, 9.51 VPD2. EFill's 9.69 no under bal, Venezuela, is back on the air again, HP5J. Panama 9.60 YV2RC. Venezuela 5.89 but transmitting on 9.52 megs, is com- utilizing a frequency of 5.72 megs. Thursday, December 3 HRN, Honduras 5.87 'CECIL, Mexico 7.38 ing in with exceptional clarity. I H1383'J, Siam 9.35, 19.02 XEFT. 6.12 9:45- a.m. -H. M. Royal Air Force band: GSB HVJ, Vatican City 15.12 ZBW3, China 9.525 strongly recommend the characteristic French long -wave station "Poste Na- GSF GSH JVH, Japan 14.6 ZBW4. " 15.19 music broadcast by this station . . . tional Radio Paris" is to be rebuilt 11 :15 a.m. -Harry Roy 's band: GSB GSF GSH Time given is CST; for MST subtract one hour. ZBW of Hong Kong, China, has re- near the center of France. Its present 12:55 p.m.-Dorothea Aspinall, pianist: GSB GSD Short -wave programs of American stations are appeared on a frequency of 9.525 megs, transmitting site near Paris will be GSI shown along with the regular listings beginning on 1:30 p.m. -Halle concert, conducted by Sir page 83. These are indicated. for example, by after an absence of several days. left vacant. The present "Radio Colon - (sw- 11.87) in parentheses following a program list- Thomas Beecham: GSB GSD GSI the same iale" will be moved to the new spot 3:20 p.m. -BBC Theater orchestra: GSB GSD GSF ing. This means that on 11.87 megacycles A new station, giving no specific call program may also be heard over an American short- and eventually the long heralded 100,- 4 p.m. -Talk, "The Science of Nature Cures" : wave station. Please note that foreign stations do letters, but announcing in English as 000- will go on DJC DJD not always adhere precisely to their announced watters the air. program schedules. "Radio Delta" at Chiclayo, Peru, was 4:30 p.m.- Sonata in D major, Mozart; Ursula heard on a frequency of 6.14 megs at THE Czechoslovakian giant has not Kopke, pianist: DJC DJD News Broadcasts 1:40 p.m. EST (12:40 CST), reports been coming in very well of late, 5:15 p.m.- Norman Walker, bass: GSC GSD GSL John Deibe of New York City. 5:45 p.m. -Light Music: DJC DJD Daily-3:40 a.m., GSB, GSO; 3:45, TPA3; 6, LRU, leading me to believe that its trans- 6 p.m.-Girl's vocal duet: YV2RC missions are being directed elsewhere. TPA2; 7, GSF, GSH; 10:30, GSB, GSF; 12 noon, THERE 6 p.m.- "Anina of Pettorano," Helen Hester Col - GSB, GSD, GSI; 1:30 p.m., TPA3; 3 GSB, GSD, are now several places in The early morning transmission from vill: GSC CSD GSL GSF; 3:15 OLR; 4:15, EAQ; 5:45, HP5J; 6, London where the general public 8:30 to 10:30 a.m. EST (7:30 to 9:30 6:15 p.m.- Aileen Bransden, organ: GSC GSD RAN; 6:40, GSC, GSD, GSL; 7, TPA4; 7:15, can have an opportunity of seeing the CST), on a frequency of 11.875 megs, GSL 8, 9, 9:40, GSC, GSD: 6:45 p.m. DJC, DJD; LRX; COCD; programs broadcast from the new BBC is being heard with fair strength . . -Folk songs: YV2RC 9:45, CJRO, CJRX; 10:20, TPA4; 11:40, JVH. television station at Alexandra Palace. My Nipponese correspondent, Akifusa 7 p.m. -1BC trio: YV2RC Daily except Sundays -5 a.m., VK3ME; 6:30, Receivers have been installed in rail- Saito, of Kumamoto, Japan, writes that 7:30 p.m. -Light music: DJC DJD VK3LR; 8, 2R04; 12:20 p.m., 2R04; 5, 2R03. way stations, museums and several big 8 p.m.- Popular Ecuadorian music : PRADO Sun., Mon., Wed., Fri. -3 p.m., RNE. the following broadcasts are in effect: Sun., Tues., Wed., Fri., Sat. -7 a.m., ZBW (9.52 stores. Manufacturers of television re- To Europe, Tuesdays and Fridays at or 15.19). ceivers, which can now be obtained at 2 p.m. EST (1 CST) over JZK Friday, December 4 prices ranging $300 to ; from $500, have (15.16) and JZI (9.535) to South 10 a.m. -Play, "The House Fairy" : GSB GSF GSH already received a far greater number Sunday, November 29 American and the Atlantic coast of 11 :30 a.m. -Polish hour: SPW of orders than they had anticipated. North America on Mondays and Thurs- 12:20 p.m.- CRICKET MATCH; England vs. Au- *4:30 a.m.-Fiji hour: VPD2 days at 4 p.m. EST (3 CST) over JZK stralia: GSB GSD GSI *6:40 a.m. -International Church of the Air: For the benefit of the Ìarge Finnish and JZI; nightly to Hawaii and the 3 p.m.- Soviet program : RNE 4 p.m.- COCQ population in North America, trans- Pacific coast of North America at 12 Letters of Friedrich Nietzsche set to mu- *7 a.m.- Variety music: DJL missions with aerials directional here sic: DJC DJD 9 a.m. Festival service from mid. EST (11 p.m. CST) over JVH 4 p.m.- Recital of Madrigals; Round Table sing- - Thirty -third annual soon be inaugurated St. Columbia's Pont Street Church of Scot- will from Lahti. (14.6) . The new 50,000 -wat transmit- ers; Phyllis Morgan, soprano; Joyce Case, land; Rev. Arthur Fleming: GSB GSF GSH ters, son to be completed, will be used contralto; Eric Sydney, tenor; Julian Were, *9:30 a.m.- Vatican City topics: HVJ PREFERRING to spend one week of for all transmissions to North America, bass: GSB GSD GSF *10 a.m. -Czechoslovak program: OLR (11.875 his vacation at home, twisting the thus assuring more certain reception 4:20 p.m. -Soft lights and sweet music: GSB or 15.32) dials of his receiver, Paul Dilg, well from the land of cherry blossoms. GSD GSF 10:10 a.m. -Symphonic concert: DJB known DX'er of Evanston, Ill., kept 5 p.m.- Symphony concert ; orchestra, Werner 11:15 a.m.- BBC Military band; Wischel Chreni- track of the air miles represented by Observer George Sholin, of San Richter- Reichlielm; Emmy Braun, soloist: aysky, 'cello: GSB GSD GSI different foreign stations logged daily Francisco, Cal., concludes that the DJC DJD *12 noon -Dance music: COCD 5:30 p.m.- SYMPHONY CONCERT; BBC Empire U. S. re- *1:25 p.m.- Czechoslovak program: OLR (11.875) and found that at the end of the week, Khabarovsk, S. R., station, orch.; Antonio Sala, 'cello: GSC GSD GSL 3 p.m. -Play, "Mr. Grumpy comes to the Soviet he had reached the amazing total of cently reported on 5.7 mega, was not 6 p.m.- "Rome's Midnight Voice," Amy Bernardy: Union" : RNE 2,039,800. air miles. 448 programs from RV15, but an entirely new station, 2R03 *3:30 p.m.-Musical program: LRU 105 stations in 37 different foreign probably RV54. It was heard immed- 6:30 p.m. -Hour of song; Karl Erb: DJC DJD *3:55 p.m.- Listener greetings: DJC DJD countries were recorded. No attempt iately after the transmissions on 5.7 6:30 p.m.-Horace Kenney, comedian: GSC GSD *4 p.m.- Variety program : LRX was made to tune in difficult or rarely megs came to an end. RV15 is trans- GSL *4:30 p.m.- Setting -up exercises: JVH heard stations, and inasmuch as the mitting as usual on 4.243 megs. 7:30 p.m. -On the bench before the fireplace: 5 p.m.- Something for Sunday eve.: DJC DJD DJC DJD 5 :30 p.m.- Symphonic concert YV2RC 7:45 p.m.- Concert orchestra: YV2RC *6 p.m.- Moscow broadcast: RAN 8:15 p.m. -Light music: DJC DJD *6:15 p.m.-Sound pictures: DJC DJD 4 p.m.-Memorial in commemoration of the 90th 8:50 p.m.- Feature program : GSC GSD 6:20 p.m. -Maul Neilson, soprano: GSC GSD GSL anniversary of Friedrich List: DJC DJD Tuesday, December I 11 p.m. -DX Club: W8XK (6.1) 7 p.m. -Two Hours with Cuba: COCO p.m.- Mayor's program: COCD 11:20 a.m. -BBC Military band: GSB GSD GSI 7:30 p.m.- Hawaiian music: KIO KKH 4:30 p.m.- Brazilian hour: PRF5 1:30 p.m. -Esta Stein's Yiddish Chauve Souris Saturday, December 5 8:15 p.m. -Int'l Salvation Army Staff Band, Col. 5 p.m.-Entertainment program: DJC DJD company: GSB GSD GSI G. W. F. Fuller; Victor Evans, baritone: GSC -1'S p.m.-What is this I : LRX 2 p.m. -Van Phillips and his two orchestras: 9:30 a.m. -Football commentaries: GSB GSF GSH GSD GSP 5:30 p.m. -COMIC OPERA, "The Beggar Stu- GSB GSD GSI 11:15 a.m. -Children's hour: GSB GSF GSH *9 :45 p.m.- Program highlights ; listener greet- dent": GSC GSD GSL 2:30 p.m. -Music of the hours: GSB GSD GSI 1 :30 p.m. -In Town Tonight: GSB GSD GSI ings: DJC DJD 5:30 p.m.-Operatic selections: 2R0 (9:635) 3:20 p.m. -Talk, "Scientists at Work" : GSB GSD 3 :20 p.m. -Music Hall: GSB GSD GSF 11:30 p.m. -Trio of Koto; Shoin Yamase, Koto 6 p.m.-Variety program for North America: OLR GSF 3:30 p.m. -Dance music: LRU player and others: JVH JZK JZI (11.875) 4:15 p.m.-Ruth Jahncke, songs:_ DJC DJD 4 p.m. -The work of the HY: DJC DJD 6:30 p.m. -Jean Melville, piano: GSC GSD GSL 5 p.m.- OPERA, "THE VALKYRIE," Wagner: 4:25 p.m. -Henry Hall's hour: GSB GSD GSF Key to Symbols used: *Daily; *Week Days; $7 p.m.- National Railways program: HJU DJC DJD 4:30 p.m.- League of Nations: HBP HBL *Monday, Wednesday and Friday 7:15 p.m.- Special Basque music dedicated to RA- 5 p.m.-Lew Stone's dance band: GSC GSD GSL 5 p.m.- OPERETTA, "THE BAT," Johann DIO GUIDE: TPA4 5:15 p.m. -Music of the hours: GSC GSD GSL Strauss: DJC DJD Monday, November 30 7:30 p.m.- Review of the month's periodicals: 5:45 p.m.-Redvers Llewellyn, baritone: GSC GSD 5:30 p.m. -Play, 'The House Fairy ": GSC GSD DJC DJD GSL GSL 11:30 a.m.- Classical music : TPA2 7:45 p.m.- Franconian Sonata; Walter Neimann; 5:55 p.m.-Manor to mine prgm.: GSC GSD GSL 6 p.m. -Pan- American program: W3XAL (6.1) 10 a.m.-Lilly Phillips, 'cello: GSB GSF GSH Martin Porsky: DJC DJD 6 p.m.-Aleksander Szegedy, violin : DJC DJD 6:30 p.m.- Robert Franz, love songs: DJC DJD 11:30 a.m. -Polish hour: SPW 8 p.m.-ST. ANDREW'S DAY. Noel Eadie, so- 6:30 p.m. -Light music: DJC DJD 7:15 p.m. -News and review of the week: DJC 11:30 a.m. -Frank Walter octet; William Biggs, prano; Findlater Macdonald, baritone; Pipe 7:30 p.m.-Brass band: DJC DJD DJD tenor: GSB GSD GSI Major Maclntosh, piper; Gerald Shaw, piano; 8 p.m.-Classical music : HC2RL 7:30 p.m. -Dance music: DJC DJD 1 :20 p.m.- Entertainment Parade. Personalities J. Hubert Leslie, reader: GSC GSD 8 p.m.-BBC Empire orchestra; George Baker, 8:15 p.m. -Folk music: DJC DJD and news of the stage, screen and micro- '11:30 p.m.- Opportunity program: COCO baritone: GSC GSD 9 p.m.- English hour: HJ4ABB phone: GSB GSD GSI fil p.m.- Overseas hour: JVH JZK JZI 8:15 p.m. -Light music: DJC DJD 9:05 p.m.- Arthur Catterall, violinist: GSC GSD f3:40 p.m.- Dominican variety program: HIN 11:30 p.m.- Hawaii Calls: KI0 KKH 9:20 p.m. -Eddie Pola in Twisted Tunes : GSC GSD 9:20 p.m.-Tommy Tune's tours: GSC GSD 20 8/1 5 MORTON

4 DOWNEY AND HIS MOTHER Sure, an' it's swing with the strings when Morton their notes in a harp duet. Is the whistling tenor Downey and his mother, Mrs. Bessie M. Downey, blend playing an Irish air? What are you after thinkin'?

21 "A little child shall lead them." Her voice has brought Deanna Durbin to immortality's threshold! In years, a child, but in genius, a woman, Deanna remains unspoiled. Left: A prodigy performing! k

FAM AT THRILL of a great discovery- can anything compare with that T HEfeeling of tense excitement? And you are sharing in it! For the time will come when you, THIRTEEN the readers of RADIO GUIDE, can say: "I read the first story about her, and I heard her when she first sang at the age of thirteen, when she made her debut on the radio in the Eddie Can- THEY SAID IT COULDN'T HAP- tor program. I, too, discovered Dean- na Durbin!" PEN -BUT IT DID! SHE SANG Here, beyond dispute, is the discovery of the age. What's more, the FIRST AT THREE, SHE'S A story of this amazing child with the GREAT STAR NOW AND and de- - voice of a grown woman, her velopment miler the tutelage of OPERA IS BECKONING TO Count Andres de Segurola, is as phenomenal as a fairy tale. LOVELY DEANNA DURBIN! Since it is he who knows the child best, it was to Count de Segurola that RADIO GUIDE went for critical estimate and professional opinion on the voice that has so astonished the radio world. "I can find but two cases to compare with little Deanna Durbin's," he said. "One is Adelina Patti, who sang her that glorious host of voices. He speaks first professional concert in Madrid at with high authority when he gives his the age of eleven, and became the estimate of Deanna Durbin. most celebrated coloratura soprano in It was just before Christmas, when musical history. The other was Lu- Deanna was ten years old, that she crezia Boni, whom I first heard sing in decided to take singing -lessons. She Milan, when she was only fifteen. had shown an aptitude for the piano "Deanna's voice is in every way and had taken up dancing. She had comparable to these great singers', and sung in the glee club at school, and I freely predict that she will be one of always, from the time she was three, the most celebrated singers of all she had loved to sing. time." A few months ago De Segurola said De Segurola, who began with the she was ready for an audition. She Metropolitan Opera Company of New chose "Il Baccio" for Eddie Cantor. York in 1908, following his sensational She sang "Il Baccio" for picture peo- successes in Europe, belongs to that ple at Universal studios. And both golden age of the opera which knew gave her jobs! Caruso, Farrar, Ponselle and others of And today, 13- year -old Deanna

22 finds herself not only a radio sensa- And she shrugged her shoulders, think-and when I have a chance I tion, but a movie star of increasing grinning. go swimming or horseback riding. I BY importance as well! "It's a lot of fun, but a lot of hard don't have much chance to see my She told her story during lunch at work, too, being a singer. I have to friends, but my friend Dorothy Forbes Universal studios, where she is the get up at 6:30 and get to the studio was given a job as my stand -in, so star of "Three Smart Girls," a picture for my make -up and hair-dressing by that ma ces it nice. JACK written to suit her astonishing talents 7:30, because I must be ready for the "I'm studying Latin so that learning not only as a singer but as an actress cameras at nine. During the day I languages will be easier for me. My as well. In the midst of the excite- have to put in three hours of school teachers say that's the best thing to do. ment attending her discovery, Deanna work with Mrs. Wells. That's required " `Il Baccio' has become sort of a SMALLEY seems to be the only one who remains by the Los Angeles school board. You theme song for me anyway we call composed and unaffected. see, I have three years more of high it that because it has brought me good She is slender but sturdy, with blue school and four years of college ahead luck. It's my favorite song, I think. eyes and brown hair. Her figure is of me. As soon as I am through at the "My favorite possession .s a letter that of a child, but she has the poise studio I go to Count de Segurola's for from Norma and Irving Thalberg, and grace and voice of a completely my singing -lessons. written to me just a few days before mature woman. his death. It was to thank me for "I was born in Winnipeg, Canada, WE REHEARSE Saturday night for singing at the dinner given Dr. on December 4, 1922," she began. the radio program and again at 10 Johannes Poulsen, the director of "Dad's name is James Durbin. He's a Sunday morning. Mr. Cantor has a 'Everyman.' On the program at the broker. My mother's name is Ada. preview of the show in the afternoon, dinner were four singers -Allan Jones, Neither of them sings, and I don't and then the actual broadcast in the Gladys Swarthout, myself and Rosa know of anyone else in the family who evening. So you see I don't have much Ponselle. They were all very kind to does. They say my voice is just one time to play. me anc afterwards Mr. Thalberg sent of those accidents -I seem to have "But I'm naturally healthy, and me a huge bouquet of roses and or- grown -up vocal chords. Doctors say since Mother tucks me into bed by chids." the same, and so does my teacher, De 9:30, I get enough rest. I play with It was at this dinner that Deanna Segurola. I guess it just happened!" my dog Tippy -he's mostly spaniel, I (Continued on Page 50)

Eddie Cantor, who discovered child - stars Deanna and Bobby, poses with them. Left to right: Parkyakarkus, Deanna Durbin, Ed- die himself and little Bobby Breen WAYNE KING'S INSPIRING LIFE STORY

MOST SUITORS WHISPER SWEET NOTHINGS CHEEK -TO -CHEEK IN THE MOONLIGHT -BUT WAYNE WOOED AND WON BY PHONE!

BY MARGE KERR

At left: Wayne King. Millions of feminine hearts fluttered as his sweet saxophone serenades traveled the air lanes. But only one girt's whispered words quivered his own heart -strings

Mrs. King: Two hearts beat in three -quarter time when she heard Wayne say, "I do"

ROMANCE is to the emotions what reading is to the mind. You can forego both of them for a while, but soon you begin to miss the pleasant stimulus they provide. Wayne King, being only human, un- Wayne King Still Single, doubtedly falls under this broad gen- erality. The fact that he is world - He Avers, Spiking Those famous makes his emotional requirements no less than yours or mine. Rumors About Jean Harlow For all we know, the finish of his Iowa love idyll may have cost him a His Wife Will Never Have to Sneak Around In- pretty penny, reckoned in terms of mental anguish, cognito, Declares Waltz Master in Letter For all we know, he may have re- Exploding Rumors of Marriage. tired from the field of romantic skir- mish into a state of comfortable mis- BY CHARLES J. GILCHREST. 'Radio Editor. Thn Dally Ne.+.. ogyny after it ended. Writes "A Friend ": 'Dear sir, I don't wish to belittle you, but Em sure 1f But if he did, his retirement was you were to scout around a bit you would find those sehn i chid-441 you that only temporary, for echoes of at least Jean Harlow's name was linked closely to that o Way%e Kies Áuring the At right: Newspaper head- State street celebration some months ago. I'm an 11. the walls king, two other romances remain. but 1 quite a laugh out of your article in which said lines told of a fine romance got you Wayne King i The story of these is as confusing as not married to Jean Harlow or any one else. Aren't newspaper reporters between Wayne King and the an amateur's game of chess. supposed to hear ell, see all and say all? In a recent broadcast of Lucky - locked film star. love- Strike, on which King played. a platinum Walter R'incheu said he hoped Wayne wasn't Either there's pawn missing here going to let Chicago reporters scoop and there, or else his friends' memories ly Jean Harlow. But Wayne said him on a certain romantic rumor." to the press -"Just friends" Writes Wayne King (and I got It to writing, mind you): "Dear Chuck: aren't as perfect as they should be. Please allow me to correct any hallucination tans may be laboring under in mnnection with my reported marriage to a very lovely person I know thou- ands admire immensely. I am not miirried. In fact, I havent the Slightest 24 inclination toward that life at this time. However. for your peace of mind, .. ; ling to :. .il .. But -let me tell you all about it. she was gone," one of my informants On March 30, 1930, the Chicago Daily told me. "Wayne used to write and News carried the following squib: receive letters from her after she went Wayne King, one of Chicago's back to California." best known orchestra leaders, to- It was shortly after this that Wayne day denied that he contemplated King met the fifth woman who was to marriage play a brief but important role in his with Dorothy Janis, a life story. Cherokee Indian who has gained Astronomers some fame in film circles. have an old theory "Miss which tells us that stars rise simul- Janis is a wonderful girl taneously in and we are very good friends, different places and are but attracted to each other by cosmic matrimony -I have never even forces. considered such a thing. I am having And therein may be the secret of too much fun. I talked to Wayne King's romance. Miss Janis over long distance tele- third phone last night and she also de- In any event, as certainly as his star nied authority for the report we ascended in the middle West, its twin are to be wed," King was rising at the same time far across said. the continent. WHERE and when he had met Doro- Out in Hollywood, a new picture thy Janis previous to the publica- comet was whizzing into the limelight tion of that statement is just another -a feminine comet so dazzling that the one of the missing pieces in the jig- more familiar term of "star" fails to saw puzzle picture that is Wayne describe her. King's personal life. It is not journalistic exaggeration to All of his relatives agree that they say that the world, especially that met through her uncle by marriage, portion of it which is masculine in who plays saxophone in Wayne King's gender, was completely enslaved by band, and that this meeting undoubt- her bright glitter. She captured the edly took place in Chicago. whole world of movie- goers. Supposedly, after a short visit in People screamed for a glimpse of Chicago and an even shorter romance her, and reams of publicity heralded with Wayne King, she returned to the her arrival wherever she went. West Coast and her movie work. Magazine editors outdid themselves "They corresponded frequently while (Continued on Page 48)

At right: Friends and reporters considered a two -week acquaint- ance as good reason for romantic rumors. But Wayne didn't. He wrote this letter to prove the eye- to -the- key - hole rumor wrong

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cTNfGO e 15. _ .-ra At right: Jean Harlow's personal appearances in Chicago. and Wayne King's attention to her after they met in a minia- ; ture riot, made both Harlow and King fans scent an affair of the heart between the two

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Georgeous Priscilla. lovely Rosemary-Dr lovely Priscilla and gorgeous Rosemary. Wiich- ever way you say it, you're right when you are speaking of the LANE SISTERS. two of the biggest reasons why Fred Waring's show goes out over two networks every week. Rose- mary. right, turned down recent film offers. Here's a sister act that's going to stay together! A CALLING ALL CARS STORY BY ARTHUR KENT

fought and lunged with rakes and He didn't see convict stripes half - "Calling all cars . . . calling all cars shovels. Gresham's revolver, struck hidden in the roadside underbrush. .. be on the lookout for two convicts CITIZENS: by a flaying shovel, went spinning Suddenly .. . escaped from the DeKalb county road across the road. Ducking, he dived to "Shut up," an ugly voice growled, as gang . . . riding in commandeered Radio police offers you the best retrieve it .. . two men leaped on the left running - laundry truck ... the men are Theron and quickest protection possible "No, you don't, you ," Cranston board. "Any cracks out of you and Cranston, 22 years old ... and Charles against crime. Learn about police shouted. There was a flash, a cry, and we'll blow your fat head off. And Brown ... 19 years old ... truck was radio, and when danger threatens Gresham, hands to his stomach, you can get out of that truck! We last seen heading for Atlanta business -use it! buckled to the ground. need it- bad!" section . . . both men are armed with

In the distance, the crunch of tires revolvers . . . all cars he on the look-

on gravel sounded the approach of a CAPTAIN ERNEST W. WIER, prison out ... all cars .. . car, just rounding a bend in the high- camp warden, and Guard Z. F. LAZY hawks, wheeling overhead in way. In the front seat, a sleepy -eyed Camp were already careening down Instantly, every available officer in the sunlight, cast moving shad- truckman, utterly unaware of what lay the highway when radio sounded its the county was on his way to report to ows across the Georgia highway. in wait for him, was humming a song. first warning: Chief of Police J. T. Dailey for one of It was a morning in late August. the most extensive manhunts ever And in the fashionable Druid Hills organized in Atlanta. Wier and Camp, suburb of Atlanta, Convict Guards S. P. already miles ahead of the others, Farmer and Clyde Gresham policed a "Shut up!" an ugly voice growled. "Any cracks out were far out in the country when the road gang of convicts, busy clearing of you and we'll blow your fat head off! And second radio call came through: debris from the roadbed. you can get out of that truck! We need it- bad!" Since it was too early for traffic, the "Attention all cars .. attention all prisoners, thankful for momentary cars ... Convicts Theron Cranston and respite from interruptions, worked Charles Brown, wanted for escaping quietly, raking dead leaves and pick- from county prison camp, are now ing up broken branches . . . wanted for murder. Guard Clyde Too quietly, Farmer realized sud- Gresham, shot by Cranston in the denly, as he lifted his head and half break, died a few minutes ago . . . turned around. At that same moment, across the CAMP gritted his teeth and shoved road, slender, shifty -eyed Theron hard on the accelerator. "We've Cranston, already veteran of two at- got to get those guys now," he ex- tempted prison escapes, winked at ploded. Charles "Shorty" Brown. DEATH "We've got to catch up with the "Now," he whispered. A club truck first," Wier reminded him. crashed against Farmer's skull, and he "Truck, hell," Camp grunted. fell to his knees, the world gone black "They've probably abandoned it by before him. now. And God only knows what "Grab his gun, Shorty," barked they've done to get another car. Prob- Cranston, lifting the club again. DRIVES A ably shot somebody or kidnaped Instantly, the peaceful well -ordered someone ... They're bad men. They'll scene became a shambles. Cursing and stop at nothing now." shouting, guards and convicts alike LAUNDRY (Continued on Page 48) TRUCK 22,000 radio programs a gear... 22,000 radio programs of en

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Columbia does not sell any time for relig- you whatever is fine, whatever is worthy, ious purposes, but contributes its nationwide whatever can be brought into your home by facilities for services of all faiths regularly, radio - from wherever it can be broadcast! WEDNESDAY, NOV. 25 Court of Honor. Songstress Ben - nie over NBC at 9 p.m. Rochester Philharmonic ay Venuta offers "In the Midst EST (8 CST). 9 p.m. EST (8 CST), NBC: of a Dream," by Abner Silver. With Jose Iturbi wield- The second broadcast of a new 10:45 p.m. EST (9:45 CST), ing the baton, the Roches- series designed to provide em- NBC: Elza Schallert will inter- Stanwyck, Caravan Guest ter Philharmonic Orches- ployment for professional actors view Joel McCrea. Babrara Stanwyck and tra, will be presented to who have not been absorbed by NBC p.m. private entertainment enterprises, SATURDAY NOV. 28 Ray Milland performing listeners at 8:30 presented through the coopera- in parts of "Just Suppose" EST (7:30 CST). tion of NBC and the Federal 9 p.m. EST (8 CST), CBS: is the Caravan offering Theater Project of the WPA. Charlotte Symons, one of the this trip. CBS at 9:30 FRIDAY, Dec. 4 9 p.m. EST (8 CST), NBC: Met's newest soprano stars, and p.m. EST (8:30 CST). Big Buffalo, Cherokee Indian comedian -inventor Joe Cook will Colbert, Hotel Guest chief, and Gary Brown, singing be Floyd Gibbons' guests. Duchin's Musical Portrait chef who rates as one of New The appearance of York's SUNDAY, Nov. Piano solos by Eddy finest turkey roasters, 29 CBS Magazine of the Air, throughout the week. On Claudette Colbert and will be among Fred Allen's ama- Duchin and the novel ar- Fred MacMurray in teur entertainers. French Pianist, 11 a.m. EST (10 CST) , CBS they are spotted to- rangements of his orches- Guest will be Faith Baldwin, night at 10:30 p.m. EST "Maid of Salem," original- 10:30 p.m. EST (9:30 CST), tra will be the Portraits ly for CBS NBC: Preliminary Pan -American Robert Casadesus, fam- famous novelist, and (9:30 CST), and Tues- scheduled the Peace ous French pianist, will in Harmony offering Hollywood Hotel two Conference broadcast from the dancing DeMarcos; on day, Wednesday and Fri- 10:30 p.m. EST (9:30 Rio de Janeiro today and From be heard at 3 p.m. EST 6:35 weeks ago, will be made Buenos Wednesday Sophie Kerr, day at p.m. EST CST) over NBC. Aires on Friday at the (2 CST) as guest of the novelist and author of the (5:35 CST). Over NBC tonight at 9 p.m. EST (8 same time. New York Philharmonic play, "Big- Hearted Her- broadcasts will be car- CST). 10:30 p.m. EST (9:30 CST), Symphony. WEDNESDAY, Dec. 2 NBC: Laff and Swing, a new bert," and Theresa Hel - ried at 11:15 p.m. EST Hopkins Interviewed comedy show with Morey Am- Armco Band Returns burn of the Theater Guild (10:15 a.m. CST) on Mon- Verdi's "Requiem" sterdam, Mable Todd and Tony will appear; Friday, Leo- day, Wednesday, Thurs- Elza Schallert inter- Romano's swing band, makes its Returning to the air for nard Liebling, music crit- day and Friday, and at 10 The opening of the sea- views Miriam Hopkins premiere tonight. It will also be its fourth consecutive sea- ic, and Pescha Kegan, pi- p.m. EST (9 CST) on son at the historic La over NBC at 10:45 p.m. heard Monday each week at 4 son, Armco p.m. the Concert anist. Tuesday. Scala Opera House in EST (9:45 CST). EST (3 CST). Band directed by Frank Milan, Italy, will be car- THURSDAY, NOV. 26 Simon, SATURDAY, Dec. 5 will be heard over Live Stock Show Templeton, Himber Guest ried over CBS at 3 p.m. NBC at 8 p.m. EST (7 EST (2 CST) with a 10:05 a.m. EST (9:05 CST), CST). Bennett Chapple The first in a series of Alec Templeton, blind of Verdi's "Re- Cornell R. O. T. C. NBC: Mrs. Franklin D. Roose- broadcast velt will will narrate as previously. five broadcasts from the pianist formerly heard quiem." Antonio Guar - A special program by open the annual Christ- International Live Stock with Jack Hylton's band, the mas Seal campaign. Pinza, Ford Guest nieri will conduct the Reserve Officers 10 p.m. EST (9 CST), NBC: Exposition in Chicago will will be Richard Himber's Turin Orchestra and the Training Corps of Cornell Crnemists Ricardo Cortez and Ezio Pinza, noted Met. be heard during the Na- guest over NBC at 9:30 EIAR Chorus. University will be broad- Rochelle Hudson, and Lotte Leh- Opera basso, will be solo tional Farm and Home p.m. EST (8:30 CST). cast over CBS at 12 noon man, Met. Opera soprano. will artist of the Sunday Hour, NBC at 12:30 p.m. Stradivarius Quartet be the Music Hall guests. EST (11 a.m. CST). Evening Hour, CBS at 9 EST (11:30 CST). TUESDAY, Dec. 1 FRIDAY, p.m. EST The Library of Con- NOV. 27 (8 CST). gress Chamber Music Columbia Workshop Loretta Young for Lux Hammerstein's Guests music by 2 p.m. EST (1 CST), NBC: Piastro and Schuster Concert brings "Rhythm of the Jute The story of America's great Loretta Young will be Armida, petite Mexican the Stradivarius String Mill," written by William boom in business Two guests make ap- Quartet to NBC at 10 p.m. and manu- pearance heard tonight at 9 p.m. singer, and Donald Bryan Robson, will be presented facturing during a series of radio during the Mo- EST (8 CST) as guest of appear as guests of Ham - EST (9 CST). by the Columbia Work- pickups tors Concert over NBC from field, factory and at CBS merstein's Music Hall, 8 EST (7 office. 10 p.m. EST (9 the Radio Theater in shop at p.m. CST), "Polly of the CBS at 8 p.m. EST (7 THURSDAY, DEC. 3 3 p.m. EST (2 CST), NBC: when Mishel Piastro, vio- Circus." CST). Bruno Walter, CST). noted German linist, and Joseph Schus- Mayo on Speed Show conductor, will direct the Vien- ter, cellist, play. Pan- American Conference Eastman School Concert na Symphony in a special con- Numerous broadcasts Hearn vs. Bernie Instrumental students Floyd Gibbons' guest on cert from Austria. MONDAY, Nov. 30 the Speed Show, CBS at 10 p.m. EST (9 CST), NBC: from the Pan -American Sam Hearn, the Schlep - of the Eastman School of Jane Froman, famous radio and Peace Conference in perman and Horace Nim- Music present a symphony 9 p.m. EST (8 CST), will screen contralto, appears tonight Air Magazine Guests Buenos Aires will be car- ble of dialect fame, will concert over NBC at 3:15 be Conrad Mayo, bari- as guest of RADIO GUIDE'S Monday's guests on the ried over both networks match wits with Ben Ber- p.m. EST (2:15 CST). tone.

CBS -Lyric Serenade: (sw- 21.52) 8:45 CST 7:45 MST KFAB -,Watch Tower Prgm. * NBC -Int'l B'cast from Lon- KMBC- Thoughts for the Day WDAF -Dr. Burris A. Jenkins KFNF- Sketches in Melody don; Alistair Cooke, movie Sunday KRNT- Sunday Serenade WDGY -Organ Reveries KSTP -,Minn. Lutheran Hour critic: KFYR WDAY KOIL Nov. 29 WDGY- Harmony Hall 0:00 CST 8:00 MST WDAF -The Voice of Prophecy WMT WMT -,Family Altar NBC -,Radio Pulpit; "The Cow- WDGY -,Judge Rutherford KSOO- ,Adventists Service 7:45 CST 6:45 MST ard's Castle," Dr. Ralph W. WHO -Hour of Music KSTP- Reading the Funnies 11:00 CST 10:00 MST Network CBS -Radio Spotlight: (sw- 21.52) Sockman: WEBC KSTP KFYR WDGY- Melody Lane NBC -Pageant of Youth (Tas- KSCJ- .Christian WDAF (sw- 15.33) 9:45 CST 8:45 MST tyeast); Johnny Johnson's Or- Service CBS -Chopin KFAB KRNT 10:30 9.30 Changes WDAF -News from the Churches CBS -,Church of the Air.; Rev. Cycle: CST MST chestra; Guests: (sw- 15.21) B. KRNT KFNF -Pipe Organ NBC -Joe Mites' Dress Rehearsal WDGY- .Family Altar Frederick Griffin: (Iodent) with Mable Albertson NBC -Happy Jack, songs: KOIL Prof. Quiz' KFAB KSCJ WCCO KMBC KSO- Parade of the Stars KSO Brainbusters former- 8:00 CST 7:00 MST & Morton Bowe; Musical and ly WBBM (sw-21.52) KSOO -Out of the Past to You Monday 9:30 p.m., now NBC -Coast to Coast on a Bus; Dramatic: KOIL KSO KSTP NBC- Moscow Sleigh Bells; Al- CBS 6 p.m. NBC -Southernaires: (sw- 15.21) WDAF -Music & Amer. Youth exander Kiriloff, cond.: WDAF CST (5 MST) Milton J. Cross, cond.; Guest: (NBC) W'MT. KSTP KOIL WEBC KFYR KLPM -,Zion Lutheran Church KFYR WDAY WOW KSTP KOIL- Sunday Serenade WDGY -Hollywood Brevities * CBS -Major Bowes' Capitol (sw-15.33) KSO (sw- 15.21) ; WMT- Morning Matinee Family Helen Alexander, sop.; Mares 'hlaritzn." Zam; Selection MORNING CBS- Sunday Morning at Aunt KSO- Understanding Music KSOO -Organlogue WTCN -Pages from an Old Edward Mathews, Nicholas No. f from "h alka." Monisczko; Susan's; News: WNAX KSCJ Consentino, Charles Magnante, "A Driver," Gurilc': "Kazanka," WDAY- Hymnal Private ; Waltz Caprice. An- WCCO KMBC (sw- 21.52) .t.Lutheran Hour 6:00 CST 5:00 MST WDGY- Morning Musicale Edward Mathews & Sam Her- dreeP; "Song of India" from WDGY- Martial Salute NBC- Harold Nagel's Orch.: WOW 10:00 CST 9:00 MST man; Orch. dir, Waldo Mayo: $adko," Rimsky- Korsakop; "A WHO- Southern Folk Songs Gay Gypsy." Kirillofl ; "So Kiss." Sunday Comics: KRNT WMT NBC -News; Ward & Muzzy, pi- WCCO KMBC KFAB WNAX 6:15 CST 5:15 MST WMT -Lou Webb, organist Stone ; Cracowiak," Joeovied. KFNF- .Sunday School Lesson ano duo: KFYR WDAF WOW KSCJ KRNT (sw- 21.52) WDGY- Insomnia Bus WNAX- ,Religious Service CFQC- ,Apostolic Church 6:45 CST 5:45 MST WDAF- Birthday Bell (sw- 15.33) NBC -The World Is Yours, dra- KFAB -,Plymouth Church WDGY- Shavers Club WDAY-.Evangelical Church 9:15 CST 8:15 MST CBS-Harmonies in Contrast: matization: WDAF WOW (sw- KFJM- Sunshine Hour KSOO -,Rev. Strong KMBC 7:00 CST 6:00 8:15 CST 7:15 MST WCCO KFAB WNAX 15.33) FNF- ,First Baptist Church MST WDGY -Music Master Room KSCJ KRNT WBBM CFQC-British Israel Fed KMBC -Stone Church Choir CBS -On the Air Today; Organ WCAL- .Divine Service WDAF- Harold Nagel's Orch. WHO -,Seventh Day Adventists NBC -News; Alice Reinsen, contr.: KFJM- Sunday Serenade WDGY -Rhythm Rhapsody Reveille: (sw- 21.52) WMT KFYR- Musical Prgm. NBC- William Meeder, organist: WDGY- Classical Prgm. 9:30 CST 8:30 MST WEBC- Musical Interlude NBC Walberg Brown String En- KFNF -,First Methodist Church * KGDY -RADIO GOSSIP (1340 WHO-,Church Service WDAF WDAY WOW 8:30 CST 7:30 MST KI.PM- Minot Bible NBC Ensemble; semble: KOIL (sw- 15.21) Center kc) WMT- ,Lutheran Church NBC -Melody Hour: KSO WMr -Concert Harry KOIL -Labor Union Speaker WDGY organist Mixed CBS -Chopin Cycle; Alexander -Tuning Around WTCN -Funny Paper Show WDGY- Musical Prgm. Gilbert, & KSTP -News WEBC -Music in the Air Quartet: WDAF Seutmler, concert pianist: KSCJ 7:15 CST 6:15 MST KMBC WNAX WCCO WDGY- Musical Gems WHO- Carveth Wells 11:15 CST 10:15 MST WDGY-Organ Melodies Ailerseeien, Strauss; Praeludium, NBC -Hollywood High Hatters: Jarnefelt ; By the Cradle; Who NBC -Music & American Youth: WEBC -,Church of the Air WTCN-Sunday at Home 7:30 CST Is Sylvia. Schubert: Celestial WHO -Bird Prgm. KOIL KSO 6:30 MST Weaver, Bitstock; Rolling KFYR WEBC WDAY (sw- 10:45 CST 9:45 MST NBC -Tone Pictures: KSO Down WTCN -Early Edition KSOO-QGospel Tabernacle to Rio; Agnus Dei, Bizet. 15.33) KFJM- Souvenirs in Song WDAF- Peck's on the Air NBC -Children's Concert; Josef .Chapel Service: WOW WDGY CBS- Children's Hour: (sw- * 10:15 CST 9:15 MST KS00- ,Lutheran Hour WEBC- tPres. Church Stopak's Orch.; Paul Wing, KFNF 21.52) NBC -Peerless Trio: WDAF WOW WCAI.-,Divine Service narrator: WDAF WOW WDAY WDAY-QUnion Mission Hour News: WTCN KRNT KSO WMT WHO (sw- 15.33) WTCN-Musical Interlude (Continued on Next Page) C s/f 33 *CBS- Pittsburgh Symph. Orch., WNAX- Southern Normal Prgm. (Pittsburgh Safety Glass) ; An- LOG OF STATIONS WTCN -Jewish News NORTHWESTERN 4:45 CST 3:45 MST IT'S EASY! Sunday tonio Modareli, cond. ; Reed LISTED IN EDITION C- Kennedy, bar., guest: KRNT CBS -Eddie House, organist: KFAB KRNT It's easy to use RADIO 29 WCCO KFAB WBBM KMBC Call Kilo- Power Net- KSCJ GUIDE'S program lo November (sw- 15.27) Letters cycles Watts Location work KFJM -Victory Trio cator! You don't have Mies Marto will sing: Lullaby from KSOO-News to remember the time of Godards "Jocelyn" "Parla 1,000 Saskatoon, CBC WDGY -Ed Johnson name Waltz.' drditi; Jewel Bong from CFQC 840 Saskatchewan the program! The Gounad's "Faust": "A Dream," CJ RM 540 1,000 Moose Jaw, Saskatchewan CBC WTCN -Piano Pals of the star, or the name Grieg; 'In the Gloaming." Har- KFAB 770 10,000 Lincoln, Nebraska CBS 5:00 CST 4:00 MST of the sponsor is enough. rison. Orchestral features: Far- Look for it next week! andole from Bizet'a L'Arleai- KFDY 780 1,000 Brookings, South Dakota Local NBC -,Catholic Hour; "The Life enne " ; "Caprice Viennois." KFJM 1410 1,000 Grand Forks, North Dakota Local of the Soul-Temptation," Kreiste, ; intermezzo from "Goy- Local Rev. M. Gillis, speaker: cocas," Granados ; Hungarian KFNF 890 1,000 Shenandoah, Iowa James Bismarck, Dakota NBC WDAY WEBC KFYR WDAF dances Nos. E0 and 21, Brahma; KFYR 550 5,000 North CBS -Phil Baker (Gulf Oil); overture to Wagner's `Frying Local WOW -9.53) * Dutchman." KLPM 1240 250 Minot, North Dakota (sw Hal Kemp's Orch.: (sw- 11.83) CBS Penner, comedian NBC -Landt Trio & White (Hud- KMBC 950 5,000 Kansas City, Missouri * CBS -Joe CBS -Headin' South; Ruth Lyon, St. Louis, Missouri CBS (Cocomalt) ; Jimmie Grier's son Coal) ; Col. Jim Healy, KMOXt 1090 50,000 sop. (I. C. R. R.); Chevaliers; narrator: (sw- 1533) KOAt 830 50,000 Denver, Colorado NBC Orch.: WBBM KFAB KMBC Richard Czerwonski's Orch.: CJRM -,Jewish Half Hour KOIL 1260 2,500 Omaha, Nebraska NBC WCCO (sw- 11.83) Norman Ross, travel talks; KSCJ -Sioux City School KRNT 1320 1,000 Des Moines, Iowa CBS NBC -Echoes from the Orch. Pit: KSCJ KRNT- KFAB WCCO CBS KSO KOIL KSOO -B. A. Rolfe's Orch. KSCJ 1330 5,000 Sioux City, Iowa WBBM WNAX CBS WMT Joan Blaine WDAF- Headlines of the Week KSLt 1130 50,000 Salt Lake City, Utah Cupid's Court: KRNT CFQC -Trio Iowa NBC -B CFQC Behind the News See 5:30 p.m. CST (430 MST) WDGY -Pearl & Ade KSO 1430 1,000 Des Moines, -What's CJRM- What's Behind the News WHO -News KS00 1110 2,500 Sioux Falls, South Dakota Local KFJM -Rural Rhythm KFJM -RADIO GUIDE'S HITS NBC KFNF- Vesper Hour * from Page 33) WNAX- Lawrence Welk's Orch KSTP 1460 25,000 St. Paul, Minnesota ,Lutheran of the Week (Continued KLPM -Dance WOW -Swing Time WBBM* 770 50,000 Chicago, Illinois CBS Music KLPM -Sacred Singers 11:30 CST 10:30 MST 1:15 CST 12:15 MST WCAL 1250 2,500 Northfield, Minnesota Local KSCJ -To be announced KMBC -Thank You Stusia -St. Paul CBS KSTP-Clown Court NBC -Radio City Music Hall; KSCJ -Cecil & Sally WCCO 810 50,000 Minneapolis WTCN- Church Music * Kansas City, Missouri NBC -R WDGY- ,Little Homelike Church Symph. Orch.; Lucille Lau- KSOO -Music You Remember WDAF 610 5,000 Fargo, North Dakota NBC WHO -Air Is Yours 6 :45 CST 5:45 MST rence, harpist, & Jan Peerce, WHO -Gems of Melody WDAY 940 5,000 NBC -Fitch Jingle Prgm.; Sunset Minneapolis -St. Paul Local WNAX -Amer. Legion Prgm. tnr., guests: KFYR KOIL WTCN -Warblers WDGY 1180 5,000 Dreams; Morin Sisters & 5,000 Duluth, Minn.-Superior, Wis. NBC WTCN -True Confessions WDAY KSO (sw- 15.21) 1:30 CST 12:30 MST WEBC 1290 Ranch Boys: WHO WOW Peerce wilt offer "Hat Dich Die WENRt 870 50,000 Chicago, Illinois NBC -B 5:15 CST 4:15 MST Mr. ` NBC-Thatcher Colt Mysteries see 10 Liebe Beruhrt" and WaIdse- MBS CFQC -Musical Prgm. WDAF (sw -9.53) (also Leibert's (Pine Tar Soap): WDAF WHO WGNt 720 50,000 Chicago, Illinois lickeit" by Mars, and Iowa NBC -R KLPM- Schumann Club P.m.) The Voice." Miss Lawrence will WOW (sw- 15.33) WHO 1000 50,000 Des Moines, CJRM -Let's Sing Again play Coretti's "Oita," and "Chan- 750 50,000 Detroit, Michigan CBS WTCN -Happy Bob "Behind CFQC -AElim Tabernacle WJRt KLPM- Travel son Dana La Nuit' and 1250 -St. Paul Local 5:30 CST 4:30 MST the Barrack" by Seizedo. Or- CJRM- Classical Parade WLB 1,000 Minneapolis KMBC -Melody Palette chestral numbers: overture to WLSt 870 50,000 Chicago, Illinois NBC -B * CBS -RUBINOFF & HIS VIO- KFJM- Variety Hour KSTP- Bulletin ; Sports; News Tschaikowsky's "Romeo and Jut - 700 Ohio NBC & MBS lin (Chevrolet), with Jan `The Bott " Shostakovieh. KLPM -Wen Schuh's Orch. WLWt 500,000 Cincinnati, ter'; Illinois NBC -R Peerce, Virginia Rea & Orch.: CBS -,Salt Lake City Taber- KSCJ -Mabel Elizabeth Brown WMAQt 670 50,000 Chicago, * -Waterloo, Ia. NBC -B KFAB WCCO KMBC. KRNT nacle: KRNT KSCJ WCCO KSOO -Style Notes WMT 600 2,500 Cedar Rapids South Dakota CBS WBBM KSCJ WNAX (sw- NIGHT (sw- 21.52) WDGY -Virg's Venders WNAX 570 5,000 Yankton, Iowa Local 11.83) .NBC -Univ. of Chicago Round WNAX- Bohemian Band W01 640 5,000 Ames, WOW 590 Omaha, Nebraska NBC -R "Fascination Waltz." Rubino!! Table Discussion; Speakers: WTCN- Friendly Neighbors 5,000 theme number, will be done in 7:00 CST ' 6:00 MST WOW (sw- 15.33) 1:45 CST 12:45 MST WTCN 1250 5,000 Minneapolis -St. Paul Local duet by Mr. Peerce and Miss Rea. * NBC -GOOD WILL COURT WTMJt 620 5,000 Milwaukee, Wisconsin NBC Rubino!! will play Through the A. L. Al- CFQC -Musical Prgm. CBS -Int'l B'dcast from Paris; Courtesy of Love" and `Dinah." (Chase & Sanborn); * WHO WLW KOA KMBC -New Tunes for Old News Exchange: KMBC KSCJ Orchestral numbers will include exander, dir.: NBC -National Broadcasting Company SHORT WAVES "Sing. Baby Bing" and "Margie." WDAY KFYR KSTP WOW KSTP- Country Church KRNT (sw- 15.27) NBC -A TALE OF TODAY, WDAF -Carveth Wells KFAB- Governor Cochran CBS -Columbia Broadcasting System Symbol after a pro- * WDAF WEBC WTMJ WMAQ MBS -Mutual Broadcasting System gram, like (sw- 9.53), drama (Princess Pat Cosmet- (sw -9.53) WDGY -Hits of the Day KSOO -From Studio "A" ics); Joan Blaine: WOW (sw- WNAX -Wainer Imig WCCO- Styles for Men NBC -B- National Broadcasting Company means that program * CBS -NELSON EDDY'S OPEN is on short 9.53) Francia White, 11:45 10:45 MST WDGY -Music Box Basic Blue Network broadcast House (Vick); CST NBC National Broadcasting Company waves on 9.53 mega- * NBC -Golden Gates Park Con- sop.; Josef Pasternack's Orch.; KMBC -The Serenaders . 2 :00 CST 1:00 MST -R- Sunday cycles. cert; Alfred Arriola, cond.: Guests: KMBC KMOX KFAB KSTP -Band Master * NBC -Metropolitan Opera Audi- Basic Red Network CBC-Canadian Broadcasting Corporation KOIL KSO KFYR WDAY WBBM KRNT WCCO WNAX WCCO- Musical Prgm, tions (Sherwin- Williams Paint) ; 15.21) Johnson, m.c.; Orch. t-Night Programs Only (sw- WJR KSL KSCJ (sw -1L83) WDGY- Pacific Paradise Edward CFQC -Glad Tidings WNAX- Accordion Solos dir. Wilfred Peletier: WDAF *- Network Programs Only NBC -Armco Band, dir. Frank CJRM- Luther College Chapple, nar- KSTP KFYR WEBC WDAY NOTICE: The programs as presented here were as correct Simon; Bennett KFJM -Salon Silhouettes KOIL WMT KSO WLS WHO WOW (sw- 15.33) as the broadcasting companies and RADIO GUIDE rator: and as accurate KFOR -RADIO GOSSIP (1200 Symph. the time of going to press. However, emer- * (sw- 11.87) CBS-N.-Y. Philharmonic could make them at CFQC AFTERNOON Barbirolli. cond.: sometimes necessitate eleventh kc) CBC -Music for Johnny: Orch.; John gencies that arise at the studios KSTP -Story Behind The Song Casadesus, pianist, listings, time, etc. CJRM Robert hour changes in program WDAF -Men on the Street Prelude to Evening 12 :00 CST 11:00 MST guest: KSCJ WCCO KMBC favorite station is not listed at quarter or half hour KFJM- If your WDGY- ,Bethesda Free Church KLPM -Ave Maria Hour NBC-Yvfusic Hall: WEBC KSTP WBBM (sw- 1527) periods, consult the time listings immediately above. The chances will play Weber's WEBC -Hunan Interest Musicale * KWYO -RADIO GOSSIP (1370 CBS -,Church of the Air; Reny Mr. Casadesus a network program of 30 or 60 minutes' duration is on the Concertatueck" and Frank's are that WHO- Northerners kc) C. van der Voort: WCCO -hour when you do not find your station listed. "Symphonic Variations." Orches- air at a quarter WMT -Party Line WCAL -Chorale Hour KRNT KFAB KSCJ (sw- 15.27) tral numbers: Mozart's Symphony Bell indicates religious services and programs. Star * indi- . in B flat, No. 33 ; Tschaikowsky'a , WTCN -Voice of Methodism WGN- Church Choir NBC -Lucille Manners, sop.; Symphony No. 6 in E minor. cates high spot selections. Orch.: WDAF WOW (sw- NBC -Your English, drama: KOIL 5:45 CST 4:45 MST 7:15 CST 6:15 MST 15.33) KSO WMT (sw- 1521) KLPM -News KFJM- Phoébe Ann Quist travelogue NBC -We, the People (Calumet CFQC- ,Church Service CBC -N. Y. Philharmonic Symph. KFYR -Carveth Wells, KSO-Drake Musicale 7:30 CST 6 :30 MST Baking Powder) ; Mark War - KFJM- Hawaiian Echoes Orch.: CJRM CFQE KSOO-Black Hills Romance KSTPAmusements; News CBS -EDDIE CANTOR (TEX- of Dreams now's Orch -; Guests: WMT * KMBC-Nsws. KFAB -Folks from Neighborville KSTP-The House WDAY -Kenny Baker,tnr. aco Gasoline) with Parkyakar- WDAY -An Earful of Music WCAL- ,Vesper Service KSO ROIL (sw- 15.21) WEBC-Musical Interlude KFNF- Sunshine Lady Guests: Owen McKivetts, president kus, Deanna Durbin; Bobby WDGY -Geo. Holstein's Texans KLPM -Musical Scrapbook WDAF- Sunday Players of the Bald -Headed Men's Club WMT -Playbox, drama Breen; Jimmy Wallington, WHO -Hour of Smiles , KRNT -The Football Spirit WDGY- Afternoon Musicale of the World ; Mary E. Hamilton, 6:00 CST 5:00 MST Jacques Renard's Orch.: KFAB Moment Schools on the Air first policewoman in America: WMT -Music of the KSOO -Hi Hilarities Comedy WEBC -High Jerome Uleen. retired postmaster * NBC -Jack Benny's Jell -0 Pro- KMOX KRNT .WJR KSCJ WNAX- ,Sacred Service WDGY Rutherford WNAX -Variety Matinee of a six -man town in Minnesota. gram with Mary Livingstone; WBBM KMBC WNAX WCCO -,Judge CBS -Your Unseen Friend (Per- 12:15 CST 11:15 MST WNAX- Rosebud Kids 3:15 CST 2:15 MST Kenny Baker, tnr.; Don Wil- (sw- 11.83) (also see 10 p.m.) KFJM -News -Soft & Sweet Mu- KFAB -Gems of Melody sonal Loan) ;_ Drama: WBBM son, m.c.; Phil Harris' Orch.: NBC -Romance of '76 KOIL WTCN Lights KFAB (sw- 11.83) KMBC- Metropolitan Moods sic KSTP- Chancel Steps WDAY KSTP KFYR WEBC WMT KSO WLS (sw- 11.87) WDAF -The Pepper- Uppers 1:15 MST WDGY -Semi- Classical Prgm. CJRM- Sunday Serenade WHO WOW WDAF (sw -9.53) CBC- Jewels of the Madonna: 2:15 CST KFJM- WDGY -Noon Hour Musicale NBC -Advs. of Captain Diamond Sunday Fiesta Jack Benny will tell his five thou- CJRM CFQC 3:30 CST 2:30 MST KMBC -Musicale sandth joke since becoming a mic- (Diamond Salt), Starring Al- & Prof. rophone comedian. KFJM -Ave Maria Hour 12:30 CST . 11:30 MST NBC -Senator Fishface KSCJ -Morningside fred Swenson: (sw- 15.21) College CBS -Prof. Quiz & His Brainbust- KLPM -Americana NBC -Melody Matinee (Smith Figgsbottle; Olga Vernon, con- WCCO-Carveth Wells, Dickson, NBC -Gale Page, songs: KOIL travelogue ers: KFAB KRNT KSCJ (sw- KSL- Carveth Wells Bros.); Muriel sop.; tralto; Cavaliers Quartet; Jer- WDGY- Broadway Temple Bowe, Cavaliers WMT KOIL WDAY 11.83) WCAL- ,Bible Study Morton tnr.; ry Sears' Orch.: WNAX -U. of S. Dakota Arden's Orch.: KRNT -To be announced NBC -Helen Traubel, sop.; Orch.: WGN -Little Jack Little's Orch. Quartet; Victor KSO WTCN- ,Lutheran Church WOW WDAF KSTP WDAY KSO- Portraits in Song NBC -Musical Camera (Rogers KOIL KSO (sw- 11.87) 8:00 CST 7:00 MST WEBC KFYR (sw- 15.33) KSOO- Quartet Bros.); Josef Cherniaysky, 4:15 CST 3:15 MST CFQC -To be announced * NBC -WALTER WINCHELL'S * CBS-Int'l B'dcast from Buenos WDGY -Organ Prgm. dir.; Willie Morris, sop.; Choral CJRM- Friendly Hour Jergen's Journal; WENR KSO Aires; Preview of Pan- Ameri- 2:30 CST 1:30 MST Singers; Concert Orch.: WOW CJRM- International Affairs KFJM-Shoppers Guide KOIL WMT WLW (sw- 11.87) can Conference: KSCJ KMBC * NBC -Grand Hotel (Campana), (sw -9.53) KSCJ- Harlan McKelvy. KFNF- Golden Rule Service (also see 10:15 p.m.) WCCO KRNT (sw- 15.27) Starring Anne Seymour: WEBC \Iutheran Hour: KFAB KSTP KSOO- Sports Review KLPM- Supper Melodies * CBS -Ford Sunday Evening Hr.; NBC -Our Neighbors; Jerry Bel- WHO WOW WDAF KSTP KFJM -,Church of God KMBC- ,Radio Vespers Symph. Orch. ; Alexander Smal- cher Interviewing Families in WDAY KFYR (sw- 15.33) KFYR -Heart to Heart Hour, 4:30 CST 3:30 MST WCCO -Thank You Stusia lens, cond.; Elzio Pinza, basso, Hour Their Own Home: KOIL KFJM- Covenant Musical KSOO-Harry Hadley Schyde, * NBC -Col. Stoopnagle & Budd, WNAX -,Religious Service guest: KMOX KMBC KSL KFAB -Carveth Wells, travelogue KFNF - ,Bible Drama basso comedians (Minute Tapioca); WTCN Dinner Music KMBC WNAX WBBM KRNT KFJM -Slim Thompson's Cowboys KSO-Ship of Youth WCAL -Musicale Don Voorhees' Orch.: WMT 6:15 CST 5:15 MST WJR KSCJ WCCO (sw- 11.83) -Salon Moderne KSOO- Hughes Reel Overture to "Oberon," Weber; "Qài KSO WDAF- Variety Prgm. KSO KOIL (sw- 15.21) News: WCCO WTCN Sdegno non S'docende" from KSOO -S. D. Education Ass'n WDGY -Slim Jim's Roughriders WDGY- Mildred Johnson Het ful buying suggestions to har- WMT- Sunday Eve. Serenade "The Moisie Flute," Mozart;. WDGY-Gaities WNAX -Ranch House Boys In t erl ud e ried Christmas shoppers. "Non Piu Andrei" from the WEBC-Musical Neumiller, pianist: 6:30 CST 5:30 MST "Marriage of Figaro" Mozart; WMT- Rhythm & Romance WTCN- Whoopee John's Music CBS- Howard WHO -Dance Rhythms KFAB KRNT KSCJ NBC - "BELIEVE -IT -OR -NOT" Five Miniatures. White; "Le WNAX -Waltz Melodies 1:45 MST WMT -,Walnut St. Church * Veau D'Or" from "Faust," Gou- 2:45 CST NBC -Smilin' Ed McConnell (Acme Ripley (The Bakers' Broad- nod ; `Toreador Song" from be announced: KOIL WNAX- Acorddion Solos 12:45 CST 11:45 MST NBC -To Paint); Palmer Clark's Orch. cast) : Ozzie Nelson's Orch.; "Carmen,' Bizet ; "Capriccio Espognol," Rimsky - Korsakov; WMT (sw- 15.21) 3:45 CST 2:45 MST & Choral Group; Irma Glen, Shirley Lloyd, vocalist: WMT CJRM- Concert Music Tunes "Come, Ye Thankful People," KSO- Smilin' Dan KSOO- Northwest Top KSOO- Community Prgm. organist: WHO WOW WDAF KFYR WSTP WEBC WDAY Elver: KSOO -News 3:00 CST 2:00 MST WDAF -Liar's Club (sw -9.53) KOIL KSO (sw- 11.87) NBC -The Manhattan Merry Go- WCCO- Dining Out NBC -,Memorial Prgm. to the WDGY -Sons of the Pioneers CBS-Guy Lombardo's Orch. (Bond NBC-Fireside Recitals (American Round (Sterling Products); Radiator) ; Sigurd Nilssen, bas- Carley; Men About WDGY-Popular Concert Late Dr. S. Parkes Cadman: WEBC- Sunday Musicale Bread) : KMBC (sw- 11.83) Rachel Helen sop,; Orch. WMT -Sons of Pioneers KOIL KSO WMT WDAY WHO-Servicemen NBC -To be announced: KFYR so; Marshall, Town; Andy Sannella's Orch.; "Lost Chord," Sullivan; "Lamp in WNAX -The Lone Cowboy KSTP WEBC WDAY dir. Frank St. Leger: WDAF Pierre Le Kreun, tnr.: KFYR 1:00 CST 12:00 MST the West," Parker. CJRM- Nation's Hour WOW WHO (sw-9.3) KOA KSTP WOW WDAY NBC -THE MAGIC KEY OF NBC -Widow's Son, sketch: WHO 1:00 CST 3:00 MST Mo- * to Bible Visa Marshall will sing "My WHO WMAQ WEBC WTMJ RCA; Symph. Orch. dir. Frank WOW (sw -9.53) * NBC -Marion Talley, sop. (Ry- KFJM -,Back the ther Bids Me Bind My Hair" by Haydn. and Ronald's "Life 1s Bat WDAF (sw -9.53) WEBC WMT KFAB-Safety Sam Krisp) ; Josef Kosetner's Orch.: KSOO -Salon Sketches Black; Guests: a Song." Mr. Nilsson will pre- CBC -Forgotten Footsteps: CJRM WDAY KSTP KOIL KFYR KFJM -With the Masters WOW WDAF KSTP WEBC WCCO -Lamplighting Time sent Mellineon's "Eleanore." and CFQC KSO (sw- 15.21) KFNF-Visiting Evangelist Prgm. WDAY WHO KFYR (sw -9.53) WDGY -Song Styles "The Storm Fiend' by Hoechst.

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bit ii 34 KFJM -Musical Maidens 9:30 CST 8:30 MST NBC -Vincent Travers' Orch.: WMAQ -Glen Gray's Orch. MBS- Little Jack Little's Orch.: IVGN -News; Quin Ryan Sports CBC- William Morton, tnr.: CFQC WOW WDAF WTCN -Minnesota Facts WGN WTCN -Editor's Chair CJ RM News: KSTP WCCO KRNT KSO WTMJ- Dancing 'tit Midnight KOA -Art Kassel's Orch. Sunday KOIL -News WHO WMT - 11.15 MST WCCO -Carl 'Ravel's Orch. 8:15 =CST 7:15 MST KSO -Gems of Rhythm KMOX -Lang Thompson's Orch. CST 10:15 WLW -Phil Ramano's Orch. NBC -Paul Whiteman's Musi- CBS-Vincent Lopes' "Orch.: KSL November 29 * WENR- Edison Symph. Orch. WGN- Freddy Martin's Orch. WMAQ -Stan Norris' Orch. cal Varieties (Woodbury Soap) ; WLW-Queen's Minstrel KMOX WGN -Kay Kyser's Orch. NBC -Henry Busse's Orch.: 11:45 CST 10:45 MST Ramona; Roy Bargy; Durelle WMAQ -Bob McGrew's Oreh. WMAQ -King's Jesters' Orch. WLW- Ken -Rad Unsolved Myster- WEBC KSL -News Alexander, songs; Bob Law- ies WOW -Out of the Night to You rence, bar.; Kings Men; Frank 10:30 CST 9:30 LIST KRNT -The Road To Dreamland WCCO-Dick Stabile's Orch. 12:15 CST 11:15 MST WMT -Dance Rhythms (CBS) Parker, tnr.; Guests- WENR -O Pro- W TCN- Carnival KOA- Bernie Cummins' Orch. WTCN- Hockey Game * NBC -Jack Benny's Jell WENR -Louis Panico's Orch. KOIL WMT KSO WLW (sw- gram with Mary Livingstone; WMAQ -Count Basie's Orch. 11.87) 9f5 CST 8:45 MST 11:30 CST 10:30 MST WTCN-Mood CBS -Kaltenborn Edits the News: Kenny Baker, tnr.; Phil Harris' NBC -Eddie Fitzpatrick's Orch.: KFJM -News 12:30 CST 11 :30 MST KSCJ WNAX KRNT KFAB Orch. & Don Wilson: KOA WDAY KSTP 12:00 CST 11:00 MST WGN -Red Norvo's KFYR WEBC KOA- Firelight Fancies Orch. (sw -6.12) NBC -El Chico, Spanish Revue: KOIL KSO WMT WENR (sw- News: KOA KSTP WTCN- Sunday Musicale WENR -Louis Panico's Orch. CFQC -News WDAF KOIL WMT KSO 6:14) KMOX -When Day Is Done WGN -Louis Prima's Orch. 8:30 CST 7:30 MST KMBC -Erle Smith KSTP WMAQ CBS -Dick Stabile's Orch.: KFAB KSL -Temple Square WLW -Clyde Trask's Orch. KMOX-Hot Dates in Music UBC- Frankie Masters' Orch.: KMBC KSCJ KRNT WNAX KSO- Rhythm Club * AMERICAN ALBUM OF C:A- WMAQ -Bob McGrew's Orch. KOIL -Melody Lane; Editor WDAF KFYR (sw -9.53) WBBM KMOX WJR KSL WENR -Frankie 'Masters' Orch. WOW -Music Box miliar Music (Bayer Aspirin); CBS -Jay Freeman's Orch.: WJR WGN1Dance Orch. Frank Munn, tnr.; Lucy Mon- KSL- Evening Reveries NBC -Blue Barron's Orch.: WOW KSO- Dreams of Long Ago (NBC) KFAB KRNT WNAX WBBM WDAF WHO WLW -Jack Denny's Orch. End of Sunday Programs roe, sop.; Gus Haenschen's KSCJ WCCO KMBC Orch.: WHO WCCO- Bernie Bierman WEBC WMAQ Hockey; vs. MBS -Kay Kyser's Orch.: WGN WTMJ WGN- Canadiens Chi- WOW KFYR WDAY cago Black Hawks WLW KOA KSTP WDAF (sw -9.53) ON THE AIR WJR- Musicale CFQC -From the Drawing -Room CONTESTS WGN- Arthur Sears Henning KMOX- Headline Highlights WTCN -Luke Rader 10:00 CST 9:00 MS1 THURSDAY * CBS -EDDIE CANTOR (TEX- KSL- aSunday Eve. Service SUNDAY WEBC -Glimpses of Grand Opera :NBC Tenth Anniversary contest. 5 console ra- 7:30 p.m. EST (6:30 CST), NBC network. 8.45 CST 7:45 MST aco Gasoline) with Parkyakar- of Vee Lawnhurst and the Charioteers. Wrist watch -Dick WENR -Globe Trotter dios and 25 tube kits daily for best letters WGN Jurgens' Orch. kus, Deanna Durbin, Bobby Contest an prizes and merchandise samples. Breen, Jimmy Wallington & WHO -When Day is Done 100 words or less about network. 9 :00 'CST 8 :00 MST Jacques Renard's Orch.: KSL WOW -News nounced 8 times daily over NBC stations. FRI DAY EST (1 CST), NBC network. Landt CBS -Original Community Sing (also at 7:30 p.m.) WTCN -Joe Billo's Orch. 2 p.m. 10 p.m. EST (9 CST), NBC network. Radio and White. Weekly merchandise prizes for (Gillette Razor) ; Milton Berle, NBC -Judy & the Bunch; News: WTMJ -Dancing 'til Midnight Trie Guide Weekly. Cash prizes for best handwriting composition about product. Grand prizes awarded Wendell Hall, Jones & Hare, KOIL KFYR WMT WENR 10:45 CST 9:45 MST and slogan entries. See page 19. leaders; Andy Sannella's Orch.: CBS -News; Roger Pryor's Orch.: at frequent intervals. Weekly contest closes WJR KMBC KFAB KMOX KFAB WBBM WCCO WNAX KMOX -Art Land's Orch. Wednesday following broadcast. SATURDAY 7:30 (6:30 WCCO WNAX KSCJ WBBM KSCJ KRNT WDAF- Rubinoff, violinist 4:30 p.m. EST (3 :30 CST), NBC network. p.m. EST CST), NBC network. KRNT KSL (sw -6.12) NBC -When Day Is Done; Harvey WENR=Count Basie's Orch Musical Camera. Weekly merchandise prize for Uncle Jim's Question Bee. Merchandise prizes for for questions on w NBC -Edwin C. Hill, "Specta- Hays, narrator: WOW WMAQ WMT -Jimmy Jackson's Orch. description of incident you think suitable and answers used program. tor" (Real Silk); Harry Sos- (sw -9.53) WOW -Frankie Masters' Orch. musical dramatization on program, accompanied 8 p.m. EST (7 CST), NBC network. Ed Wynn. niks Orch.: WENR WMT KSO NBC -Fitch Jingle Prgm.: KOA (NBC) by explanation as to suitability. Contest closes comedian. Broadcast for West at 12 mid. (11 KOIL WLW (sw -6.14) (also at 6:45 p.m.) WTCN -Amer. Family Robinson Wednesday following broadcast each week. CST) 205 cash prizes for questions having entertainment value suitable for use on program. NBC Motors CFQC- Across the Border 7:45 p.m. EST (6:45 CST), NBC network. * -General Concert; be Symph. Orch., dir. Erno Ra- CJRM-Heart & Home Harmonies 11:00 CST 10:00 MST Jingle program. Broadcast for West at 11 p.m. Questions must received by Thursday following. pee, cond.; Mishel Piastro, vi- KMBC -Variety Prgm. NBC -Shandor; Riley & Farley's EST (10 CST). Jingle contest, wrist watch prizes. 10 p.m. EST (9 CST), CBS network. Your Hit Parade. Same contest as Wednesday. olinist & Joseph Schuster, 'cel- KMOX -Organ Recital Orch.: WHO WDAF TUESDAY KSO -7 -Up Prgm. CBS -Vincent Lopez' Orch.: WJR list: KSTP WDAY KFYR 11:45 a.m. EST (10:45 CST), CBS network. WTMJ WHO KOA WMAQ KSTP -Beauty That Endures KMBC KRNT WBBM KSCJ Thursday. Homemakers Exchange. WNAX Tuesday and WDAF WOW WEBC (sw -9.53) WDAF- Soloist KFAR for household hints used on broad- Overture to Reznicek's "Donna Di- Busse's Orch.: WMT Cash prizes WEBC -Musical Interlude; News NBC -Henry Different classification of ana" Godard's "Waltz" and- WHO -Musical Headlines KOIL KSTP WDAY WENR cast or in bulletin. ante and scherzo from Wolf - hints each week. Contest closes Saturday follow- Ferrari's "Serenade': "Songs WJR -In the Hermit's Cave KSO KFYR (sw -6.14) big broadcast each week. from Styria" ; Haydn's "Gypsy -Paul Sullivan, news room Dance Orch.: WGN WOW Rondo " ; Boccherint's `Adagio "; * WLW 7:15 p.m. EST (6:15 CST), CBS network. Popper's Tarantella ": Capric- WTMJ -News; Dance Orch. CFQC -Driftwood Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday. Sportcast, Ted cio Espagnole. ' Rimsky- Korsa- -News koll. 10:15 CST 9:15 MST CJRM Husing. Automobile and cash prizes weekly for CBC -Musicale: CFQC CJRM * NBC -WALTER WINCHELL'S KMOX -Bobby Meeker's Orch. forecasting football scores and completing car- KOA (also KOA -Jack (Baron) Pearl WGN -Melodies of the Sky Jergens Journal: toons. Contest closes Friday, midnight, each week. at 8 p.m.) KSL -Cathedral Madeleine * GETS HOT OR COLD 9 p.m. EST (8 CST), NBC network. Sidewalk Without Electricity or Chemicals 9:15 CST 8:15 MST NBC -The King's Jesters: KOIL WCCO -Dance Orch. Interview. Wrist watches weekly for questions -Jack & WEBC WENR WDAY KFYR & Poems The most amazing beauty method KSL Jill Home Builders WLW -Organ , or problems. ever conceived. New! Nothing :30 NBC network. elselike ltanywham. B rings beauty 10:30 p.m. EST (9 CST), from within! Nature's way! A prod- Portraits in Harmony. Automobiles as prizes for uct of modem science. For women, best ending to sentence given on program. men 18 to 80.* "Beautywand "rolls soothingly, gently over face and neck. This modern method when WEDNESDAY used with our Beautywand" Programs for MONDAY, November 30 Vitamlzed 011 (contains Vita- 4 p.m. EST (3 CST), NBC network. Henry mins E and F), gives new beauty Busse's Orch. 104 cash prizes totaling 1,000 life to tissues underneath the awarded for best letters of 50 words or less on skin. Brings new beauty to your KSOO- Markets & Melody WDGY- Variety Prgm. face; beauty you can feel as well as KSTP -Polly The Shopper WEBC- Houseboat Hannah product. Contest doses Dec. 7, 1936. see. Aids dry or our skin. Im- MORNING WDAY WHO -Betty & Bob 10 p.m. EST (9 CST), NBC network. Your Hit proves cosmetics. Stimulates natu- -Nancy & Phil ral circulation. In 10 days you are WDGY -Charles Sengir WNAX- Bohemian Band Parade. Flat fifty tin of cigarettes for guessing amazed at the difference! You need 8:30 CST 7:30 MST WEBC -News; Musical Interlude WOI- Market News three leading hit songs of week. only hot or cold water. Will last in- CBS-Richard Maxwell, songs; definitely. Be Beauty Wise-Vita- WHO- Morning Melodies WTCN -Lost & Found mire. Take your beauty treat- PECfAt News: KRNT (sw- 21.52) WNAX Sacred Service 9:45 CST 8:45 MST ment in S minutes, daily, any- TP.000GTOAY - where, any time. Comes ready to KFAB -The Jangles WOI -News; "Gallant," R. Galvin * NBC -Today's Children, sketch OFFER.!.- Rhythm use with simple instructions. KFJM -Rural WTCN- Around Town (Pillsbury): WDAF KSTP FREE35C -For Bottle Beautywand ' il. Also, Pamphlet KFNF -Sketches in Melody WHO WOW WEBC (sw- 15.33) Your Wife- Nature's Facts On Beauty," with every order. 9:15 CST 8:15MSr SEND NO MONEY IDEAL XMAS GIFT KLPM -Guess What? NBC Other Wife, sketch * NBC -Nellie Revell, radio gos- - Keene -John's GUARANTEED. Pay postman only $1.00 and few cents KMBC -Kitty (Louis Philippe): WDAF WOW sip: KSO (sw- 15.21) postage or send only $1.00, we pay postage. Use for 10 days. KSTP -Musical Interlude CBS -Oleanders: KFAB Return if not fully satisfied.. MODERNE LABORATORIES. INC. (sw- 15.33) 180 North Wacker Drive, Dept. 101, Chicano, U. S. A. WCCO -Gene & Glenn CBS- Modern Cinderella, sketch CFQC- Variety Show WDGY -News (Gold Medal): WBBM WCCO CJRM -This Rhythmic Age WEBC -Morning Melodies KMBC KFAB (sw- 21.52) KFNF-Shopping Lady WHO -Musical Clock NBC -Five Star Jones, sketch KFYR -Weather; Aunt Sammy KLPM-Seen Around Town yoURS 8:45 CST 7:45 MST (Oxydol) : (sw -1521) FREE! Children (Old NBC -Viennese Sextet: KFYR KOIL- Houseboat Hanna CBS- Bachelor's KRNT Kitchen NOTHING TO BUY OR SELL (sw- 21.52) KSO -Magic Dutch Cleanser): KSCJ- Livestock Trade THINK OF IT! This beautiful NBC-Adela Rogers St. John, CFQC -Eb & Zeb new World Globe Clock valued news: WDAF CJRM -Organ Treasures KSOO-Concert Hall at $12.50 is yours FREE and we WCAL- aChapel Service will show you how to make big News: KRNT KSCJ KFNF-Jim Mogg, songs money without selling it. A new Party Line: KMBC WOW KLPM- Fantasy WDAY-Concordia College kind of clock, without hands or WDGY- Varieties face, tells at a glance the TIME CJRM- Surprise Packet KOIL -Kitty Keene day or night every - WMT -Magic Kitchen -of country in the KFAB -News; Radio Calendar KRNT -Red & His Ramblers world. The big, richly colored globe shows the location in China, Africa, - -KFJ M- jDevotionals KSOO- Sketches in Melody 10:00 CST 9:00 MST France, any place. Useful In home, KFNF- Hughes Reel KSTP- Musicale NBC -David Harum, sketch (Bab- educational to children; Radio WDAY- 0): WHO WOW WDAF (sw- fans wild about it. An orna- KFYR- Francis E. Case, atlk Hildegarde Usselman mental piece of furniture you KLPM -To be announced WDGY -Pianc Moods 15.33) will be proud of. Your friends can by Famous Bands WEBC -Music in the Air * CBS -Heinz Magazine of the also get one without cost. KSO -Music WRITE QUICK while this offer is still good. A penny KSOO- Singing Stars WHO -Hymns of All Churches Air; Leith Stevens' Orch. & post card brings all amazing facts. World Globe Clock Co. KSTP- Breakfast Club WMT-Dana & Howdy Chorus; Reed Kennedy, bar.; 4325 Ravenswood Avenue, Dept.6E, Chicago, Ill. WDGY -Music Box WNAX -The News "Trouble House," sketch; Faith WEBC -Morning Musicale 9:30 CST 8:30 MST Baldwin & The De Marcos, WMT -Women in the News; Po- guests: KRNT WBBM KFAB NBC -Just Plain Bill, sketch (An- WCCO WNAX lice Blotter acin): WDAF WOW (sw- 15.33) WNAX -Accordion Solos NBC -Charles Sears, tnr.: WDAY CANTON PAJAMA BE A RADIO EXPERT CBS -John K. Watkins, news; KSO SUIT 9:00 CST 8:00 MST Betty Crocker; Hymns of All NBC -The O'Neills, sketch (Ivory SPECIAL INTRODUCTORY PRICE : Learn Home-Make food Money * CBS -Betty & Bob, sketch Churches (Gold Medal) KFAB Flakes): (sw- 15.21) These lovely new Orden - ai ^^aul ialk pongee (Gold Medal): WBBM KMBC WBBM KMBC .WCCO (sw- CJRM- Opening Markets Pajama Many men I trained at home in spare time make $30. KFAB WCCO (sw- 21.52) 21.52) its re $ $par$75 week. week in KFNF- Today's Almanac garments -for lounging, ime learning. Illustrrate'64-page NBC -News; Breen & de Rose: NBC -Pepper Young's Family (Ca- KFYR -Betty & Bob sleeping and Christmas Post Radio's opportunities and hose you can become KFYR may): (sw- 15.21) KLPM -Top Tunes -. Gifts. All hand embroid- Paid a Radio Expert through pay practical home training. Bred in silk floral designs Setts regularly Television training is included. Money Back Agreement NBC -Mrs. Wiggs of the Cabbage NBC -Josh Higgins of Fiinchville: KMBC -Fashion Flashes FREE. Patch, sketch (Old English KFYR WDAY KSO WMT in 2 fascinating pastel for ... $5.00 protects you. Mail coupon today for copy of book KOIL -News from Radio Row shades, red or green. Collar, sleeves - : CFQC -Grain Prices Markets Wax) WDAF WOW (sw- KSCJ -News; Want Ad Rambles and cuffs richly trimmed in sama colors. J. E. SMITH. President, Dept. 6NTS, 1 1533) CJRM- Musicale; Grain Mkts. KSOO- Markets; News State size: large. medium or small. National Radio Institute, Washington, D. C. News: KOIL WMT CJRM CFQC KFNF-Botany Lesson KSTP- Household Forum ácne No Money ... Shipped C. O. D., or Send me, without obligation, your 64 -page book "Rich I KFJM- Sunshine Hour KLPM -Housekeeper's Chat WDGY -News send check, stamps or money order on Rewards in Radio" FREE. (Please write plainly.) KOIL -Omaha Police my money -back guarantee. KFNF- Serenader Court WEBC -Woman's Hour NAME AGE KLPM -Good News Prgm. KRNT-Consolaires WMT -Lou Webb, organist DOROTHY BOYD ART STUDIO KRNT -Deep South KSCJ-To be announced 46 Minna Avenue, San Francisco. Calif. I ADDRESS WOI- Headlines; Homemakers Write for catalogue of wonderful Kimonos Pete KSOO- Slices of Life Drama 11 KSCJ -Pinto and other Oriental Articles from $2 to $30. STATE KSO -Song Shop KSTP -The Daily (Continued on Page 36) L CITY J C ,e/r 35 NBC -Honeyboy & Sassafras: KMBC -News WEBC -Carnival CFQC -Old Time Music NBC -Irma Glen, organist: WHO KOIL KOIL -Music from Texas WHO -Open House CJRM- Today's Almanac KSTP WEBC Monday Variety Prgm.: KSO WMT KSCJ -To be announced WLB-Musical Varieties KSO -Doin' the Town CBS-Little Brown Book: KSCJ CFQC -Dixie Memories KSO- Inquiring Microphone WMT -Cornhuskers; Many Happy KSOO- Peacock Court Dance NBC -Jack Armstrong, sketch (Wheaties): (sw -9.53) November 30 CJRM- Birthday Party KSOO -Grain Markets & Round - Returns KMBC -E. Robert Schmitz, pianist KFAB- Markets & Weather Up WNAX -Leo Terry's Band (CBS) * NBC -Kellogg's Singing Lady:. KFJM-Orch. Parade WDAF -Nat'l Farm & Home Hr. WOW-Musicale WDGY -Gems of Melody (sw- 15.21) KFNF -Weather; Markets; News WDGY-Be Beautiful 1:15 CST 12:15 MST WNAX -Lone Cowboy News: WDGY WDAF WOI KFYR- Markets; Police Bulletins WMT -Hillbillies CBS- American School of the Air; 3:00 CST 2:00 MST CJRM -Tea Time Topics KFAB-Crossroads of the Nation KLPM- Canadian Salute WNAX- Variety Prgm. History, "Galveston" : KMBC * NBC -THE HOUR OF CHARM KSCJ -Ma Perkins, sketch WTCN -Happy Bob WBBM WCCO KSCJ (sw- (General Electric); Phil Spital- KFJM- Playmakers KSOO -From Studio A 12:15 CST 11:15 MST 15.27) nv s Girl Ensemble: WDAF KFYR -Hazel Johnson KSTP -Mark Time NBC -Hollywood High Hatters: Pointer Parade: KRNT WMT WHO KSTP KFYR WOW (sw- KMBC- Gossip Club WDAF -Way Down East (sw- 15.33) CFQC -Sport Review 9.53) KOIL -Iowa Highlights WDAY -Women in the News CBS -Bluebirds, girls' trio: KSCJ KFAB -Open House NBC -Laugh & Swing; Morey Am- KRNT -High and Low WDGY -Charles Sengir (sw- 15.27) KFDY -Mary A. Covert sterdam; Mable Todd; Tony KSO -Baby Yvonne WEBC -Hymns of All Churches News: KOIL WNAX KFJM KSO KFJM- Puzzle Prgm. Romano's Orch.: KOIL (sw. KSOO- Diamond City Comedy WHO -Kitty Keene CFQC- Around the Town KOIL-Kenneth Golden & Eddie 15.21) WCCO- Livestock Summary WNAX -Jimmy Barnett's Orch. CJRM- Opharial, astrologer Butler CBS -Dept. of Education Series: WDAY -Campfire Girls Prgm. WOI -Class in Agriculture KFAB -Man on the Street KSO- Smilin' Dan KSCJ KRNT (sw- 15.27) WMT- Christmas Prgm. WOW- Mystery Melodies KFNF -Farm Sales & News KSOO -Hits & Bits News: WNAX WDAY KS00 WNAX- Rosebud Kids Joe Parsons WTCN- Rhythm Review KMBC -Tex Owens, songs KSTP-Midday Revue CFQC -Musical Clock WOW-Aunt Sally Auxiliary See 8 p.m. CST (7 MST) 11:15 10:15 MST KRNT -Hawkeye Dinner time WHO- Luncheon Music CJRM-Crazy Quilt WTCN -State Dental CST 12:30 MST -S. NBC -Story of Mary Marlin, KSOO -Farm Specials 1:30 CST KFAB D. Cartright, com. 4:45 CST 3:45 MST * Courtland, pianist: -U. N. (Kleenex): WDAF WCCO- Stocks; Musicale NBC -Jane KFJM of Dakota Sports NBC -Little Orphan Annie: (Continued from Page 35) sketch WOW WEBC (sw- 15.33) KSTP WOW WHO (sw- 15.33) WDGY-Noon Hour Musicale KFNF- Variety Hour sketch (Ovaltine): (sw -9.53) WMT- Question Man; Voice of NBC -Navy Band: KSO WMT KMBC -Magazine of the Air CBS - Wilderness Roso, saerch. 10:15 CST. 9:15 MST * CBS -Ted Malone (Hind's WDAY KFAB WCCO KMBC Iowa WCCO-Ladies First KRNT KSCJ KMBC WCCO NBC -Backstage Wife, sketch Cream): Market Report: CFCQ WHO WOI * (sw- 21.52) WOI- Midwest Markets WDGY -Slim Jim's Roughriders (sw- 11.83) (Lyons): WDAF KSTP WOW (JRM -Grain Exchange WEBC- Afternoon Interlude NBC -Jack & Loretta Clemens. WTCN- Luncheon Music NBC -Flying Time; Col. Roscoe WHO (sw- 15.33) KFAB -News; Securities Markets WMT- Scotty Views the News Turner: KOIL WDAY KFYR NBC -Personal Column of the Air WDAY KFYR KOIL K-SO 12:30 CST 11:30 MST KFDY -Susan Z. Wilder WMT NBC -Dan Harding's Wife, WOI-Masterwork Series NBC -String Ensemble: WDAF (Chipso) : (sw- 15.21) KFJM- Request Prgm. WOW NBC -Vagabonds: KOIL CFQC -Musical Prgm. sketch.: (sw- 15.33) 3:15 CST 2:15 MST KFNF- String Quintet NBC -Laugh & Swing: KSO WMT CFQC -True Tale Dramas News: WTCN KFJM KFJM -Souvenirs in Song CBS-Clyde Barrie, bar.: KRNT KOIL -Homemakers' Chat CBS-Concert Miniature: KRNT KFAB- Diamond City News CFQC -Stock & Markets KFNF -Cowboy Bill (sw- 15.27) KRNT- Community Chest KSCJ -Cecil & Sally NBC -Vaughn de Leath, songs WCCO KFAB KSCJ (sw- 15.27) KSO -To be announced CJRM -Songs of Mt. & Range KSTP -Better Housing Prgm. CJRM -Closing Stock Markets KSTP-Way Down East KFNF -Hymn Stories KSOO -Hog Markets; Weather; KOIL KSO KFYR (sw- 15.21) WDAF-Houseboat Hannah -Up Rex Battle's Orch. C.IRM CFQC KFJM -News WDGY- Variety Prgm. KFYR -Organ Reveries Round WDGY -Tuneful Topics Variety Prgm.: WDAY WHO KSOO-Accordiana WEBC-Twilight Review KLPM- Hughes Reel WDGY- Living Love Songs WNAX- Mother Randall Prgm. WEBC -Betty & Bob, sketch KFAB -U. of Neb. Farm Prgm. WDAY -Farm & Home Bulletins WHO -Asher & Little Jimmie; KMBC -Melody Souvenirs WTCN -Musical Interlude WEBC -Universal Revue News KSO -Day Dreamer WTCN -Let's Talk it Over KFDY -Farm Flashes KFJM -Roisums Band 1:45 CST 12:45 MST WNAX-Ambassadors WMTHappy Chappies KSOO -Rhythm Makers 11:30 CST 10:30 MST NBC -Personal Column of the Air WTCN -Tunes of the Day WDAYMemory Lane KFNF -Henry Field 3:30 CST 2:30 MST iv NBC -Nat'l Farm & Home Hr.; (Chipso) : (sw- 15.33) WDGY- Mid -Morning Musicale KLPM -Eb & Zeb NBC-Claudine Macdonald Says: 5:00 CST 4:00 MST Walter Blaufuss' Orch., Guests: KMBC Midwesterners CBS -Happy Hollow, sketch: CBS -Sunbrite Jr. Nurse Corps, WMT- Nlusic Memory KFYR -The WDAY KFYR WDAF WOW WDAY KSTP WHO KSCJ -Voice of the People KSCJ KRNT KMBC WCCO WEBC KSTP (sw -9.53) sketch: WBBM KFAB WCCO 10 :30 CST 9:30 MST WEBC (sw- 15.21) KSOO -Rubinoff, violinist (sw- 15.27) NBC -Swing Kids: KSO KMBC of Helen Trent, * CBS -BIG SISTER, SKETCH CESRomance KSTP -Musicale Judy & Jane: WHO KOIL KSTP CBS -Chicago Variety Hour: NBC -Education in the News (Rinso): KRNT WBBM KFAB sketch (Edna Wallace Hop- WCCO -Front Page Parade WDAF WEBC KMBC KSCJ WCCO KFAB KFYR WDAF WOW WDAY WCCO WNAX (sw- 21.52) per); Virginia Clark: WBBM WDAF -Dance Selections Markets: KFAB WOW KRNT (sw- 15.27) (sw -953) KFAB (sw- * NBC -Vic & Sade, sketch (Cris- KRNT KMBC WDGY -Curb Stone Questionaire Tarzan, sketch: CJRM CFQC CJRM -Concert Musicale CBS -Tito Guizar, tnr.: KSCJ co) : KOIL WMT (sw- 15.21) 21.52) WEBC- Bulletin Board KFDY -Play Awhile KFJM -Souvenirs in Song (sw- I1.83)

-How . Be CFQC -Ma Perkins NBC to Charming, WMT- Markets; Hillbillies KFNF -Your Pets KOIL -Duane & Sally Symphony Hour: CFQC CJRM CJRM -Midsession Markets sketch (Phillips) : WDAF WNAX -Brass Band KSOO -Drifting & Dreaming KSOO -Skyride KFJM -Rural Rhythm KFJM -Slim Thomson WOW KSTP (sw- 15.33) -News; Musicale WDGY- Health Talk WDGY- Mid -Afternoon Musicale KOIL -Sports Review KFNF -Ladies Chorus WOW CFQC -Black Magic WTCN -Popular Concert WNAX -Yodeling Cowboy WHO -'Way Down East KRNT- Variety Prgm. CJRM -Melodic Gems KLPM -News; Markets Vr ICN -For Ladies 12:45 11:45 MST the WMT -Dream Songs KSCJ -Magic Garden KFJM -Ed Werstlein KOIL- Noon -day Varieties CST 2:00 CST 1:00 MST KSO -Heart Throbs * NBC -Happy Jack, songs: WOI -Short Story KFNF -Jim & Andy KSCJ-To be announced NBC - Pepper Young's Family, WTCN- Carnival KSTP -Buddy & Ginger ESO -Globe Time WDAF (sw- 15.33) KFYR -Hymns of All Churches sketch (Camay) : WDAF WOW 3:45 WDGY -Hits of the Day KGNF -Organ Prgm. WCCO -Kitty Keene CBS -Make Believe; Bill Perry, WDAY KSTP CST 2:45 MST WEBC KFYR NBC -Grandpa Burton: (sw -9.53) WHO -Tonic Tunes KLPM -News; Markets WDAF -Peck's on the Air tnr.; Ruth Carhart, contralto WHO 1533) (sw- NBC -Young Hickory, sketch: WMT -Peggy & Her Pals KMBC -News; Prgm. Notes WDGY -Happy Hollow Gang & Johnny Augustine's Orch.: CBS -Heinz Magazine of the (sw- 15.27) * KFYR KSO WMT (sw- 15.21) WNAX- Balladiera KSO- Question Box WMT- German Band Air; Leith Stevens' Orch.; WTCN- Musical Mirror VTNAX -Ranch House Boys NBC -Dot & Will: KFYR KOIL CJRM-Tinkling Tunes KSOO -Bing Crosby, bar. Chorus; Reed Kennedy, bar.; KIAB Perkins, sketch 5:15 CST 4:15 MST WOW ; KSO Ma WDAY -On the Mall -Variety Markets "Trouble . House," sketch; Y KFJM-Dr. Richard Beck NBC -Tom Mix & His Ralston WDGY -Aunt Sammy 1vTCN- Fashions in Loveliness News: KSOO KLPM WDG Guests: KMBC WHO KFNF -Cecil & Sally Straight Shooters; Ranch WEBC -News; Medicine Show 11:45 CST 10:45 MST * CBS -Al Pearce & His Gang: Boys: KSTP WEBC WHO -Party Line KFAB- Markets & News KSCJ KFAB (sw- 15.27) KMBC -News Through a Woman's CBS -Rich Man's Darling, sketch KFDY- Musicale Eyes CBS -Bobby Benson, Children's WOI- Midwest Markets : NBC- Rochester Civic Orch.; (Affiliated products) WBBM KMBC -The Songsmiths * KSTP- Emergency Council Sketch (Hecker H -O): (sw- WTCN- Dixieland Band KRNT KMBC KFAB (sw- Guy Fraser Harrison, cond.: 11.83) KSCJ- Livestock & Markets KOIL (sw- 15.21) WBBM -Chi. Variety Hr. (CBS) 1+1:45 CST 21.52) KSTP- Journal Features WDAF- Puppet Maker * NBC-Int'l B'cast from Buenos 9:45 MST CFQC -Old Doc Jim News: CJRM WOI NBC -Voice of Experience (Was - WCCO- Musical .Prgm. WDAY -Women's Organization Aires; Pan -American Peace CJRM -Hits & Encores CFQC -Grain Prices; Musicale Conference: (sw -9.53) ey Products): WHO WDAY WDAY -News; Variety Prgm. KFJM -World Bookman WDGY -Budapest Gypsies WEBC WOW WDAF KFYR KFNF- Hawaiians WMT -Joe Doakes; Aunt Fanny WEBC- Housewives Matinee CBS -Eddie House, organist: KLPM -Farmer's Union Prgm. KFNF- Kitchen Klatter KSCJ KFAB WBBM KSTP (sw- 15.33) WNAX -D. B. Gurney KRNT-Bridge by Culbertson WHO- Houseboat Hannah CBS -Dr. KSCJ -Farm Flash News WNAX- Accordion KFJM- Here's to Dancing * Allan Roy Dafoe WOI- Viking Accordian Band KSO- Marion & Eddie Solos (Lysol): WBBM KMBC KSO -Eyes of the World WOW -News KFYR -News WCCO WOW -Man on the Street KSOO -In the Crimelight (sw- 21.52) WCCO-Ma Perkins. sketch WTCN -Front Page of the Air KMBC -Sonny & Buddy WDAF -News; Service Reports WCCO- Musical Prgm. 4:00 CST 3:00 MST * NBC -Edward MacHugh, Gospel NBC Nash, KOIL-Jack Armstrong, sketch WMT -News 1:00 CST 12:00 MST WDGY -Geo. Holstein's Texans -Joey tnr.: WDAF KRNT -Wilbur Chandler, songs Singer (Ivory Soap): KOIL * CBS -BIG SISTER, SKETCH WMT -Freddy Mauck's Orch. WOW WHO WMT KSO (sw- 15.21) WOI- Police Bulletins KSO -Happy Chappies WOW -Farm & Home Hour (Rinso) : KMBC WNAX- Bohemian Band CBS -Milton Charles, organist: CFQC -Variety Prgm. KRNT KSCJ WCCO -Gene & Glenn WTCN -Whoopee John's Music * NBC -Navy Band: KFYR KSO WTCN- Matinee Melodies Prgm. CJRM-Abide With Me KSTP (sw- 15.21) I::5 MST NBC -Let's Talk It Over; Anne WDAF- Variety KFAB -Friendly Troubadours 2:15 CST WDAY- Dinner Hour CBS - "News Through a Woman's Ma Per- Hard, commentator; Alma Kit- KFJM -Prgm. Previews * NBC -Oxydol's Own WDGY -Sons of the Pioneers ' Eyes" (Pontiac) ; Kathryn kins, sketch; Willard Farnum: chell, contr.; guest speakers: -Casey WEBC -Buddy & Ginger KFNF AFTERNOON Cravens: WBBM WCCO KFAB WHO, WDAY WDAF WEBC KOIL WMT KSO KFYR KLPM -Hits & Encores KRNT (sw- 15.27) WDAF WEBC WHO -Jr. Nurse Corp. KSTP KFYR WOW (sw -1533) WNAX -Yankton College KRNT -Your Serenade 12:00 11:00 NBC-Emerson Gill's Orch.: News: CBS -Sunbrite Jr. Nurse Corps, CST MST WTCN CFQC WOW -Curiosity Club KSCJ- Mid -Ses. Livestock Trade CBS -Five Star Review (Karo & WDAF (sw- 15.33) CJRM -Closing Markets sketch: (sw- 11.83) KSOO -Man on the Street Unit) ; Morton Bowe, tnr.; CFCQ -Noon Service Program KFJM -Ma Perkins CFQC -Piano Recital 5:30 CST 4:30 MST WDGY- Rhythm & Romance Meri Bell; Bill Johnstone, mo- CJRM -Luncheon Music; Sports KFNF- Poultry Period CJRM -Tango Tunes * NBC -Kellogg's Singing Lady: WNAX -Ragtime Band vie reporter; Ray Sinatra's KFDY- Chimes Concert KENT -Al Pearce s Gang (CBS) KFAB -News WMT KSO KOIL -Fashion WTCN Flashes Orch.: WBBM KRNT KFAB KFJM -Hit Parade KSO- Women's Page of the Air KFJM -With the Masters CBS -News; Geo. Hall's Orch.: 11:00 CST 10:00 MST WCCO (sw- 15.27) I :FNF -Grab Bag KSOO -Dance Parade KMBC -News; Afternoon Melodies WBBM KSCJ KFAB (sw- * NBC -Girl Alone, sketch (Kel- NBC -Joe White, tnr.: (sw- 15.33) KOIL -Curb Exchange WCCO- Stocks; News KSOO -Harry H. Schyde, basso 11.83) logg): (sw- 15.33) CFQC -Veiled Lady KSCJ -Music Notes WDGY- Varieties KSTP- Woman's Page of the Air NBC -News; Three X Sisters: CBS -The Gumps, sketch (Pebe- CJRM-Martial Airs KSOO -Cecil & Sally 2:30 CST 1:30 MST WCCO- Football for Women WOW WDAY (sw9.53) Armstrong: WHO WDAF co) : WBBM KMBC WCCO KFJM - Hollywood Speaks WDAY -Musical Prgm. * NBC -Vic & Sade, sketch (Cris- WDGY -Happy Hollow Gang Jack (sw- 21.52) KLPM -Wen Schuh & Orch. WDGY -Slim Jim co) WEBC WOW KFYR WNAX- Garden of Memories WCCO KFYR WHO KSTP WDAF WDAY WOI- Grinnell Hour CFQC- Government Radio School (sw- 15.33) WTCN Melody Garden CJRM- Correspondence School CBS -Concert Hall Presents E. 4:15 CST 3:15 MST KFJM -Uncle Bill Robert Schmitz, concert pian- NBC -Tom Mix & His Ralston * KFOR -RADIO GOSSIP (1210 Be Sure to Listen to ist: KRNT WCCO KSCJ Straight Shooters; Ranch kc.) 1\11 KFAB (sw- 15.27) Boys:: (sw -9.53) KMBC -Dick Tracy, sketch CFQC -Seal of the Don CBS- Dorothy Gordon's Children's KRNT -Organ Reveries CJRM Reflections Corner: ESCI WCCO KRNT KSTP -Uncle Tom's Quacker Box KOUR featuringC" KFJM- Request Prgm. (sw- 11.83) WDGY -Twilight Musicale TE KFNF- Mother's Forum NBC -Ruth Lyon, sop.: WDAF WEBC -News; Twilight Review KMBC -Five Star Review WOW WHO WNAX-The Lone Cowboy PHIL SPITALNY AND HIS KSOO -News CFQC-Concert Music WTCN -News WDGY -Music Box CJRM -Organ Reverie 5:45 CST 4:45 MST ALL -GIRL SINGING ORCHESTRA WMT- Rochester Civic Orch. KFAB -Babs & Betty * NBC -Lowell Thomas, com- AT 4 P. M., e. s. t., STATION WEAF (NBC) KMBC -Sing Talk mentator (Sun Oil) : (sw- WNAX -Warner Imig KSOO- Sports Review 15.21) N. B. C. NETWORK WTCN -Symph. Hall KSTP -Movie Parade CBS- Renfrew of the Mounted Presented by the dealers of 2:45 CST 1:45 MST WNAX -March Kings (Wonder Bread): KMBC NBC -The O'Neills, sketch (Ivory 4:30 CST 3:30 MST KRNT KSCJ WBBM KFAB Flakes): WHO WEBC WDAF CBS- Treasure Adventures of Jack WCCO (sw- 11.83) GENERAL ELECTRIC WOW KFYR WDAY KSTP Masters, sketch (Maltex) : NBC -Orphan Annie, sketch (0v- o (sw -9.53) (sw- 11.83) altine): KFYR WDAY WOW 76 $/T NBC -Top Hatters: (sw -9.53) 7:15 CST 6:15 MST WNAX -This Modern World * CBS -Pick & Pat (Dills Best), WMT -Zero Hour Little Orphan Annie: KFJM KFJM -Rubinoff, violinist WTCN -Front Page of the Air in Pipe Smoking Time; Black - W TCN -Reveries WTCN WNAX WEBC KSO KLPM -Harlem Rhythm Kings WTMJ -Jack Randolph, bar. face Comedy & Music; Landt WTMJ -Dance Orch. Monday WMT KSCJ -Eb & Zeb 9:15 CST 8:15 MST Trio & White, Novelty Songs; I1:15 CST 10:15 MST NBC -Gran & Smith, piano duo: KSOO -Dance Parade NBC -Benno Rabinoff, concert vi- Benny Krueger's Orch.: KSL NBC -Hail Fellows Male Quartet: November 30 KOIL WLW -Gus Arnheim's Orch. olinist: WENR KFYR (also at 7:30 p.m.) WDAY KFYR KSTP-Amusement; News 7:30 CST 6:311 I1ST CFQC -Album of Life MBS- Follies: WGN WLW CJRM -Seal of the Don WDAF -The Randall Family NBC -Abe Lyman's Melodiana KOIL -Otch. Revue News: WOW KOIL KMBC -Dick Stabile's Orch.(CBS) WDGY -News (Phillips); Oliver Smith, tnr.; KSO- Curtain Call KLPM -Dance Nocturne KMOX -Jeeter Pillars' Orch. WHO -Asher & Little Jimmie Bernice Claire, sop.: WMT WDGY -Piano Moods KMBC- Sports KSTP- Knights of Note el :00 CST 5:00 MST KOIL KSO WLS (sw- 11.87) WEBC -To be announced KMOX- Headline Highlights WEBC -To be announced * NBC -AMOS 'N' ANDY (PEP - * CBS -Pick & Pat, comedy WHO -Horse Sense Philosopher WCCO -Rollie Johnson 11:30 CST 10:30 MST sodent): WHO (sw -9.53) (also (Dill's Best) ; Blackface Come- WMT -Let's Talk About Books WMAQ- Xavier Cugat's Orch. NBC -Francis Craig's Orch.: WOW see 9 p.m.) dy & Music; Landt Trio & WTCN -Rubinoff, violinist WTCN -Joe Billo's Orch. WHO WDAF WMAQ CBS -Poetic Melodies (Wrigley's White, novelty songs; Benny WTMJ -Carla Pestalozzi 10:45 CST 9:45 MST NBC -Bob McGrew's Orch.: KSO Gum) ; Franklyn MacCormack, Krueger's Orch.: KSCJ WJR 9:30 CST 8:30 MST KFYR KOIL WDAY KSTP poetry; Jack Fulton, tnr.; Bil- KFAB KMBC KRNT WCCO NBC -Artie Hall's Radio Rubes: NBC -Count Basie's Orch.: KOIL WMT WENR ly Mills' Orch.: (sw- 11.83) WBBM KMOX (sw- 11.83) (al- WDAF WMAQ WENR CBS- Hawaii Calls: KFAB KSCJ CBS -To be announced: KFAB so see 10:30 p.m.) * NBC -The Krueger Musical CBS -Geo. Olsen's Orch.: WBBM KSCJ KMBC WBBM WNAX * NBC-Int'l B'cast from Buenos * NBC -Voice of Firestone; Rich- Toast; Jerry Cooper, bar.; KMBC WCCO KMOX KRNT Aires; Pan American Peace ard Crooks, tnr.; Margaret Sally Singer; Debonnaires; KMOX-Cameron & Karnes, songs CFQC -Lakehead Melody Conference: WDAY KOIL Speaks, sop.; Mixed Chorus; Ray Block's Orch: (sw -953) WCCO -Frank Gordon's Orch. CJRM-To an Evening Star Marion (Molly McGee) Jordan KSO WMT (sw- 11.87) William Daly's Orch.: WLW * CBS-Int'I Br'cast from Buenos WEBC -News KOA -Night Club See 7 p.m. CST (6 MST) NBC -Maury Stein's Orch.: WDAF WDAY KFYR KSTP WMAQ Aires; Salute to Pan American WOW -Ray Noble's Orch. (NBC) KSL -News News: CFQC KLPM WOW Vi OW WHO WEBC WDAF Peace Conference: KFAB WTCN- Invitation to a Waltz WEBC -Moods Organ Music: KFYR WNAX WTMJ (sw -9.53) (also see WCCO KRNT KSCJ (sw -6.12) 11:00 CST 10:00 MST WGN -Dick Jurgen's Orch. Sports: KSCJ WTCN 10:30 p.m.) NBC -Nat'l Radio Forum; Guest: WLW -Paul Pendarvis' Orch. Frequencies CJRM- Dinner Dance Music CFQC -Rajput WENR WDAY KOIL (sw- * NBC -FIBBER McGEE & WTCN -Let's Dance KFJM-Dinner Clubbers CJRM -Jazz Nocturne 6.14) Molly, comedy sketch, (John- CFQC-840 WCCO-810 11:45 CST 10:45 MST CJBM-640 WDAF-610 KFNF -Pentecostal Singers KFNF -Farm Sales; News CBS -G. Darisse's Orch.: CFCO son's Wax) Ted Weems' Orch.: CBS- Hawaii Calls: KSL KOA (also at 7 p.m.) KFAB-770 WDAY-940 KMBC-News; Band Plays KLPM -Selmar & Soprani CJ RM CFQC -Book Review KFDY-780 WDGY-1180 KOA- Rubinoff, violinist NBC -Glen Gray's Orch.: WEBC KFJM-1370 WEBC-1290 KRNT -Songs by Eileen Jack (Baron) Pearl: WTMJ 12 :00 11:00 KSTP-Question Mart KSL -News WEBC KFYR WDAY KSO WMAQ CST MST KFNF-890 WENR-870 KOIL KSTP (sw -6.14) KMOX-When Day Is Done KFYR-550 WGN-720 WCCO -A Year Ago Today WCAL-Literary Quarter Hour KFYR- Farmers Union KOA -News KLPM-1240 WHO 1000 1VEBC- Rubinoff, violinist WGN -Lone Ranger, drama KMBC -Erle Smith CBS -Abe Lyman's Orch.: KSCJ KMBC-950 WJR-750 WNAX KFAB KRNT KSL -Musical Sketches KMOX-1090 WEB-1250 6:15 CST 5:15 MST WNAX -Ranch House Boys KMOX-Dunstedter's Swing KSO- Rhythm Club NBC -UNCLE EZRA'S RADIO KOA- Ranger Serenade NBC -Magnolia Blossoms: WDAF KOA-830 WLS-870 * 7:45 CST 6:45 MST KSTP -News; Dream Ship KOIL-1260 WLW-700 Station (Alka- Seltzer): WOW KSL- Theater of Music WHO WOW, CFQC- Musical Prgm. CFQC -Youngbloods of Beaver WENR-Frankie Masters' Orch. KRNT-1320 WMAQ-670 WDAF KSTP WEBC KFYR CJRM -Album of Life KSO -Baby Yvonne WGN -To be announced KSCJ-1330 WMT-600 WHO WDAY KSTP-American Gambling Bend KSL-1130 WNAX-540 KFJM-Smilin' Ed McConnell WLW -Sammy Kaye's Orch- KSO-1430 CBS -Popeye - WHO- CJRM -News W0I-640 the Sailor (Wheat KFNF -Pumpkin Valley Musical Prgm. WMAQ- King's Jesters' Orch. KS00-1110 WOW-590 ena): WBBM KRNT KMBC WJR- Musicale KLPM- Detective Drama KOA-Red Grange Contest KMBC -Buddy Fisher's Orch. WOW -Musical Prgm. KSTP-1480 WTCN-1250 KFAB WCCO (sw- 11.83) KSL- Hughes Reels WMT -Interlude WBBM-770 WTMJ-620 KMOX -Bobby Meeker's Orch. 12:15 CST 11:15 MST WCAL-1860 NBC -To be announced: KOIL WCAL -Alumni News WOW -Jack Randolph, bar. Wilde's Orch. KSO KSL -Players KOA -Ran WTCN -Cafe Continental WMAQ -Count Bassie's Orch. News: KFJM WTCN 8:00 CST 7:00 MST WCCO -Dance Orch. WGN -Red Norvo's Orch. CBS -LUX RADIO THEATER: °: " -, CST 8:45 MST 12:30 CST 11:30 MST CFQC - Musical Prgm. * WENR -Henry Busse's Orch. WLW -Clyde Trask's Orch. Loretta Young in "Polly of * CBS- THE GOOSE CREEK WGN -Dance Orch. KOA- Jimmie Grier's Orch. CJRM- Growing Up Parson, sketch (Super Suds): WMAQ -Bob McGrew's Orch. KFNF -Thrill Hunter the Circus ": WBBM WCCO WJR -Al Donahue's Orch. KSL -Gene Cole's Orch. KFAB KMOX KRNT WJR KMBC KSL (also at 6:30 p.m.) WJR -Leon Belasco's Orch. WENR -Louis Panico's Orch. End of Monday Programs KLPM,Cecil & Sally NBC -Radio Rubes: KSTP KSCJ -Rubinoff, violinist KMBC WNAX KSL (sw- 11.83) * NBC -Greater Sinclair Min- CBS -To be announced: KFAB WMT -Si Perkins' Moilntaineers strels; KRNT KSCJ (sw -6.14) News Joe Parsons; .Billy White; Bill Childs; Malcolm Ndws: CJRM WJR 6:30 CST 5:30 MST Claire: KFYR WLS WEBC KFYR -Variety Prgm. * NBC -LUM & ABNER (HOR- WMT KSO KMOX -Thank You Stusia . WLW KSTP lick's): WENR WLW WTMJ KOIL WDAY (sw- KSO- Evening Serenade * CBS -THE GOOSE CREEK 11.87) KSTP -Mr. Editor STUDEBAKER Parson (Super Suds): WBBM NBC-Warden Lawes, 20,000 Years WCCO-Rubinoff, violinist KMBC KFAB KRNT WCCO in Sing Sing (Sloan's Lini- WDAF -Jack Randolph, bar. (sw- 11.83)(also see 9:45 WGN -To be announced Clzzm*m p.m.) ment): WHO WMAQ WDAF Diamond City News: KMBC WOW KOA (sw -953) WLW -Jack Denny's Orch. WEBC KSTP CFQC -Melodic Strings WOW- Rhythm Revue News: KOIL WHO WNAX WDAY CJRM- Modern Tempos WTCN -Moonlight Sonata MONDAY KSO KFNF- Fifteen Minutes in Africa 10:00 CST 9:00 MST Variety Prgm.: KSCJ WOW KSCJ -In the Crimelight * NBC -AMOS 'n' Andy, (Pepso- 8:30 P.M. CST CFQC -In the Crime Light WGN -Gabriel Heatter dent): WOW WMAQ WDAF CJ RM-Adventure WTCN -Dick Long's Orch. KOA (also at 6 p.m.) ' KSTP WEBC KFJM -Sports Slants 8:15 CST '7:15 MST CBS -Poetic Melodies (Wrigley's KFYR - WDAY KFNF- Orch.; Spec & Etty CJRM -Musical Vagabonds Gum); Franklyn MacCormack, KFYR -To be announced KFJ M -News Poetry; Jack Fulton, tnr -; and Coast -to -Coast EVERY KLPM -Ballad Time KFNF -Club Cabana Billy Mills' Orch.: KRNT KSL Network WDAF- Musical Moments WGN -Diamond City News KMBC KMOX WCCO KFAB MONDAY WTCN- Detective Dalt & Zumba WTCN -Stars Over Broadway WBBM (olso at 6 p.m.) NIGHT \ 6:45 CST 5:45 MST 8:30 CST 7:30 MST NBC -Jerry Johnson's Orch.: (sw- * CBS -Boake Carter (Philco), * NBC -RICHARD H IM B E R'S 9.53) KOIL 8:30 commentator: WBBM KMOX Studebaker Champions; Stuart News: KOIL WDAY WTCN ( ' WCCO KMBC KFAB (sw- Allen, vocalist; Alec Temple- CJRM -Dance Band Parade 11.83) ton, pianist, guest: WMAQ KFYR -Sports; News Rubinoff, violinist: KFYR KOIL KOA WEBC WHO WLW KLPM- Sports WDAY WNAX WDAF WTMJ WOW KSTP KSCJ -News: Dance Time Variety Bill: WEBC WOW KFYR WDAY (sw -9.53) KSTP -Folks Behind the News CFQC -Cecil & Sally * NBC -JACK PEARL'S RAL- WEBC -News; Musical Interlude CJRM -Au Rhythme de la Rhumba eigh & Kool Show; the Baron WENR- Donald McGibeny, comm. KLPM -Rhythm Keyboard Muenchausen, with Morton WHO -Rubinoff, violinist KRNT- Sports Bowe, tnr., Suzy, Algy & Boris, WJR- Peaceful Valley KSCJ -Dr. Davies Stooges, Edythe Wright, Jack WLW -Paul Sullivan, news room MUESCHAUSES KSO -Sweet Music Leonard & Three Esquires, WMT- Rhythm Rhapsody vocalists; Tommy Dorsey's WNAX- Concert Orchc. KSTP -Four Showmen WJZ WLW WBZ WBZA WDAF Orch.: WENR KSO KOIL WTMJ -News; Dancing -Hot Dates in Music WSB WSYR WENR WMC WHO -Gene & Glenn WMT .(sw- 11.87) 10:15 CST 9:15 MST WMT -Diamond City News CJRM -Trio Moderne * NBC -Int'l B'cast from Buenos IN A BRAND WTCN-Old Time Melodies KFNF -Eb & Zeb Aires; Pan American Peace "Millions Enjoy Them Daily" KSCJ -Front Page Drama Conference: KOIL WGN -Clifton Utley * CBS -Int'I B'cast from Buenos NEW SHOW NIGHT WTCN- Athletic Club Aires; Pan American Peace There's an edition of 8:45 CST 7:45 MST Conference: KSCJ KFAB KSL plus CJRM -An Earful of Music WBBM WNAX KMBC 7:00 CST 6:00 MST KFNF -News NBC -Jerry Johnson's Orch.: Radio Guide for every * NBC -FIBBER McGEE & MOL- WGN -News- Quin Ryan Sports WOW WDAF KFYR WENR TOMMY DORSEY'S BAND ly, comedy sketch (Johnson's WTCN -Frankie Masters' Orch. (sw -953) section of North America Wax); Marion & Jim Jordan 9:00 CST 8:00 MST News: WMT KSO KLPM KSTP sent you by Ted Weems' Orch.; Guest: NBC -Carnation Contented Prgm.; WHO WCCO KRNT WHO WTMJ WMAQ KSTP the Lullaby Lady; Male Quar- KMOX- France , Laux, sports WOW WEBC WDAY KFYR tet; Orch. dir. Morgan L. KOA -Thank You Stusia WDAF (also see 11 p.m.) Eastman; Vincent Pelletier, KSL -Story Behind the Song CBS-Horace Heidt's Brigadiers announcer: KOA WOW WHO WDAY -Hold the Press (Alemite) : WBBM KRNT WDAF (sw -9.53) WEBC -Minn- Arrowhead Assoc. asig KFAB WNAX WCCO KMOX * CBS -Wayne King's Orch.; WLW -Queen's Minstrel KMBC WJR KSL (sw- 11.83) (Lady Esther) : KSL KRNT WMAQ-Bob McGrew's Orch. ALL NEW 1937 MODELS! and * NBC -Helen Hayes in "Bambi" KMOX WBBM WCCO KFAB WTCN -Si Haskins' Orch. (Sanka Coffee); James Meig- WJR KMBC (sw -6.12) 10:30 CST 9:30 MST r DEAL DIRECT - FACTORY PRICESI l' Iron Clad Written Guarantee han; Mark Warnow's Orch -: NBC-Singin' Sam, The Barbasol CBS -Eddy Duchin's Orch.: WJR A P nny post Card brings you our new WLS WMT KSO KOIL (sw- Man: KOIL WMT WMAQ Basie's full -color 16 -page CATALOG NBC -Count Orch -: KSO free. litany models to choose from: 4 11.87) KSO 0 to 19 tubes; AC -DC and (sw -6.14) KFYR WMT All-Wave,Car p ' new Farm seta that operate like city CBC- Fanfare: CFQC CJRM MBS- Famous Jury Trials: WGN * NBC -The Voice of Firestone; redloel Send poet card or coupon KFJM- Prelude WLW IL below for full detalle of 30-day no- to Evening Margaret Speaks, sop.; Wm. risk trial and Ageahaeer KFNF -Henry Field CBC- Strike Up the Band: CJRM Daly's Orch.: KOA (also at_ '.,,',., proposition. Write nowt KLPM-Drama CFQC- Musical Prgm. 7:30) 30DA''' KOA- Sunset Melodies KFYR -To be announced CBS -George Olson's Orch.: KFAB NO-RISK OOLDENTONE RADIO CO.. KSCJ -Christmas Seal KSCJ- Thrill Hunter KRNT KSCJ WNAX TRIAL! Dept. L, DEARBORN. MICH. a WCAL- Musicale KSTP -Jack (Baron) Pearl NBC Noble's WEBC ETlon it Without obligation end me new -Ray Orch.: a th. 1937 Catalog and 3d-day trial plan WGN- Moments You Never Forget WDAY -Old Timers WDAF WHO KSTP WDAY then decide. Name WLW -String Ensemble WEBC -True Confessions (sw-953) Write! Address * VT 37 WDGY -Piano Moods CJRM-Melodic Gems WDAF- Service Reports WMT -Cornhuskers; Many Happy WNAX -Lone Cowboy WEBC -Music in the Air KFJM -Home Service WMT -News Returns 3:09 CST 2:00 MST Tuesday WHO- QHymns of all Churches KFNF -Jim & Andy WOI- Police Bulletins WNAX -Swing Band * NBC -Cheerio (Sonotone) Mu- WMT -Louise Hathaway KFYR -QHymns of all Churches WOW -Farm & Home Hour WOI -Carl Nebbe's Orch. sical Mosaics: WHO WOW December WNAX -News KLPM-News; Markets WTCN- Whoopee John's Music WTCN- Inquiring Reporter WDAF KFYR KSTP WDAY 9 :30 CST 8:30 MST KMBC -News; Prgm. Notes 1:15 CST 12:15 MST (sw -9.53) NBC -Just Plain Bill, sketch KSCJ -To be announced CBS -American School of the NBC -George Hessberger's Orch.: Air; Literature, "Jean Jacques KOIL (Anacin) : WOW WDAF (sw- KSOO -Bing Crosby, bar. AFTERNOON 15.33) WDGY -Aunt Sammy Rousseau" : WCCO WBBM News: KSOO WNAX WEBC Family KSCJ KMBC KRNT (sw- CFQC -Musical Clock CBS-John K. Watkins, news; -Betterson 12:00 11:00 Betty Crocker; Hymns of All WHO -Party Line CST MST 15.27) CJRM -Crazy Quilt CBS -Blue Flames, mixed quartet: (Gold Medal) : WOI- Midwest Markets NBC -Words & Music: KSO KFAB- Stephen Cartright, corn. Churches KSCJ (sw- 15.27) KMBC WBBM WCCO KFAB WTCN -Farm Hour CFQC- Musical Prgm.; Sports KFJM -Dr. A. G. Abbott (sw- 21.52) NBC -Emerson Gill's Orch.: (sw- KFAB- Siesta KFNF- Variety Prgm. 10:45 CST 9:45 MST 15.33) NBC -Josh Higgins' of Finchville: NBC -Wife Saver, Allen Prescott: KFDY- Resettlement Admin. KMBC- Magazine of the Air CFQC - Veiled Lady KFYR : KFJM -Puzzle Prgm. WCCO- Ladies First KSO WMT (Manhattan Soap) (sw- 15.33) CJRM Airs NBC -Pepper Young's Family: CBS-Eleanor Howes "Homemak- -Martial KOIL- Kenneth Golden & Eddie WDGY -Swarning Orch. (sw- 15.21) ers' Exchange" KFAB- Musical Moments Butler WEBC- Afternoon Interlude (Camay) (Ice Industry): KFJM -Hollywood Speaks Market News: CFQC CJRM KFAB WCCO WBBM (sw- KSOO -Hits & Bits WMT -Belle & Martha; News WOI 21.52) KLPM -Wen Schuh's Orch. WEBC -To be announced WOI- Masterwork Series KMBC -News; Markets KFJM -Household Hour * NBC -Edward MacHugh, Gospel WHO -Hits & Encores WTCN -Soft Lights & Sweet Mu- KRNT -Hawkeye Dinnertime - Charles Butterworth Singer (Ivory Soap): WMT WMT- German Band sic KFNF -Botany Lesson KSO- Inquiring Microphone See 8:30 p.m. CST (7:30 MST) KLPM- Housekeeper's Chat KSO KOIL (sw- 15.21) WTCN -Music from Texas 3:15 CST 2:15 MST -Grain Markets & Farm KOIL -Omaha Police Court NBC -Joseph Gallicchio's Orch.: KS00 1:30 CST 12:30 MST NBC -Chick Webb's Orch.: WHO KRNT-Consolaires WDAF KSTP KFYR WEBC Specials NBC-Concert Miniature: WOW WDAF WOW (sw -9.53) Hi -Lites KSOO -Songs That Never Grow CFQC- Musical Prgm. WCCO -Noon (sw- 15.33) NBC- George Hessberger's Orch.: Network WDAF -Nat'l Farm & Home Old CJRM-Abide With Me Hr. NBC -Music Guild: KFYR KSO KSO WMT KSTP -The Daily KFNF -Casey WDGY -Be Beautiful WEBC WDAY KSTP C.IRM- Closing Stock Markets Changes WMT -Hillbillies WDGY- Variety Prgm. KLPM -Hits & Encores Markets: WHO CFQC WOI KFAB I.FAB -Univ. of Nebr. Prgm. WEBC- Houseboat Hannah KMBC -Mary Lee Taylor WNAX- Variety Prgm. CJRM -Grain Exchange KFJM -News Words & Music formerly 1 p.m., WTCN -Happy Bob WHO -Betty & Bob KRNT -Your Serenade KFDY -Farm & Home News KFYR -News; Musical Prgm. now NBC 1:15 p.m CST 1 11:15 * WMFG -MOVIE GOSSIP; Bet KSCJ -Livestock Trade 4:t5 CST MST KFJM -Request Prgm. KSOO- Echoes (12:15 MST) ter Films (1210 kc) KS00 -Man on the Street CBS -"What's on Your Mind ?" KFNF- Sketches in Melody KSTP- P. -T.A. Prim. WNAX -The Bohemian Band WDAY -Model Musicale Mabelle Jennings, commenta- KO1L- Homemakers Club WDAY -Farm & Home Bulletin WTCN -Lost & Found WDGY- Rhythm & Romance tor (Castile Soap) : (sw- 15.27) WDAF-Houseboat Hannah WEBC- Universal Revue MORNING 9:45 CST 8:45 MST WHO -Organ Melodies NBC-Hollywood High Hatters: WDGY- Tuneful Topics WNAX-Ambassadors * NBC -Nellie Revell, Radio Gos- WNAX- Ragtime Baud (sw- 15.33) WMT -Court Hussey's Orch. 3:30 CST 2:30 MST sip: KSO (sw- 15.21) WOW- Prudence Penny CBS -Elsie Thompson, organist: WNAX- Lambert Bartak, accord- NBC -Chick Webb's Orch.: KSTP 8:15 CST 7:15 MST KSCJ WEBC WDAY CJRM- Breakfast Club * NBC -Today's Children, sketch WTCN- Dixieland Band ionist KFYR News: KOIL KFJM WNAX KSO WTCN-Musical Interlude CBS -Billy Mills & Co.: KSCJ KFAB -Jack Wells (Pillsbury) : WHO WOW KSTP 11:00 CST 10:00 MST WDAF WEBC (sw- 15.33) NBC -Honeyboy & Sassafras: CFQC -Around the Town 1:45 CST 12:45 MST KRNT WCCO KMBC KFAB KFJM -News astrologer 8:30 7:30 CFQC- Variety Show WMT KSO KOIL CJRM- Opharial, CBS -Happy Hollow, sketch: (sw- 15.27) CST MST KFAB -Man on the Street NBC -Gran & Smith: KSO NBC- Breakfast Club: KSTP C. 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KSCJ -Early Livestock Trade KFAB -Weather & Markets Tarzan, sketch CJRM CFQC WMT -Question Man; Voice of KFDY -New York Civic Orch. WOI- Magazine Rack KMBC -Kitty Keene WCAL- QChapel Service KFJM -Orch. Parade Iowa KFNF -Your Pets WTCN- Behind the Footlights WCCO -Gene & Glenn WDAY- Concordia College KFNF -Weather; -Markets; News WOI- Midwest Markets 2:45 MST WDGY -News WDGY -Mid -Morning Musicale KFYR- Markets; Police Bulletins KSOO -Eh & Zeb 3:45 CST WTCN -Luncheon Music WDGY -Variations NBC -Gen. Fed of Women's WEBC- Morning Melodies WMT -Magic Kitchen KLPM- Canadian Salute 10:00 CST 9:00 MST KSCJ -Ma Perkins, sketch 12:30 CST 11:30 MST WNAX -Yodeling Cowboy Clubs: WDAF (sw -9.53) WHO- Musical Clock \\TCN -For the Ladies NBC -Young Hickory, sketch: WMT -Frank Voelker, organist NBC -David Harum, sketch KSOO -From Studio A NBC -Vaughn de Leath, songs: (Bab-0): WHO WDAF (sw- KSTP -Mark Time KOIL KSO 2:00 CST 1:00 MST KSO WMT WDAY KFYR (see- WNAX -Yodeling Cowboy 15.21) WTCN- Variety Prgm. 15.33) WDAF -'Way Down East CBS -Molly Steinberg, stage re- NBC -Pepper Young's Family. 8:45 CST 7:45 MST CBS -Mary Lee Taylor (Pet WDAY -Women in the News lief prgm.: (sw- 15.27) sketch (Camay) : WDAF WHO CJRM -Tinkling Tunes Milk): WBBM KFAB WDGY -Charles Sengir -NBC -Dan Harding's Wife, sketch: WDAY KSTP WEBC KFYR KFAB -Ma Perkins CBS -Bachelor's Children (Old KFJM -With the Dutch Cleanser): (sw- 21.52) NBC -Robert Gately, bar.: WDAY WEBC -QHymns of all Churches (sw- 15.33) WOW (sw- 15.33) Masters KFNF -Cecil & Sally NBC -Adela Rogers St. KSO WHO-Kitty Keene Rex Battle's Orch.: CJRM * CBS -Al Pearce & Gang; John, KSTP -Story of News: WDAF CBS-Rhythm Boys, quartet WNAX -Leo Terry's Band CFQC Guests: KSCJ KRNT KFAB Sue (Fels Naptha): (sw- 21.52) WOI- Headlines of the Hour Musical Almanac: KFYR WHO (sw -1527) WBBM -Billy Mills & Co. (CBS) News: KSCJ KRNT Prgm. NBC -The O'Neills (Ivory Flakes) : WOW- Mystery Melodies KFAB -U. of Neb. Farm Prgm. NBC-Marine Band: KOIL KSO WDGY -Piano Party Line: KMBC WOW WEBC- Housewives Matinee Popular Music: WDGY KFNF (sw- 15.21) WTCN Rhythm Revue KFDY -Question Box LF'QC- Musical Prgm WHO- Houseboat Hannah CJRM- Packet CJRM -Opening Markets 11:15 CST 10:15 MST KFJM- Roisums' Band CJRM -News Surprise -World WNAX -Accordion Solos KFAB -News; Radio KFJM -Household Hour * NBC -Story of Mary Marlin, KFNF -Henry Field KFJM Bookman Calendar Belle & Martha KFJM- QDevotionals KFNF- Today's Almanac sketch (Kleenex): WDAF KLPM -Eb & Zeb KFNF- Kitchen Klatter WOW -News; KMBC- Metropolitan Moods WTCN -Luke Rader KLPM -To be announced KFYR -Betty & Bob WOW KSTP WHO (sw- KMBC -The Midwesterners KSO -Music by Famous Bands KLPM -Top Tunes 15.33) KSCJ -Voice of the People KSOO -Black Magic Mystery 4:00 CST 3:00 MST KSOO- Singing Stars KMBC Fashion Flashes * CBS -Ted Malone (Hinds' KS00-Markets & Timely Tunes WCCO- Markets NBC -Your Health, dramatized WEBC- Morning Musicale KOIL-News from Radio Row Cream): KMBC KFAB WCCO K'AP-Musical Interlude WMT- German Band health lessons; Speakers: KSO WMT -Women in News; Po- KRNT- Community Chest (sw- 21.52) WCCO -Front Page Parade WDGY- Norman Meacham KOIL KFYR WEBC WDAY the Orch. lice Blotter KSCJ -News; Want Ad Rambles NBC -Armchair Quartet: WDAY WDAF -Calendar of Melodies WMT -Freddy Mauck's WMT WNAX -Accordion Solos KSOO- Markets & News KSO KOIL KFYR WDAY-Variety Prgm. WNAX -Brass Band CBS -Tito Guizar, tnr.: KSCJ WTCN -Musical Interlude KSTP - Household Forum CFQC- Musical Prgm. WDGY -Sons of the Pioneers WOI- Memorial Union Pipe Organ KMBC KRNT (sw- 11.83) Forum 9:00 CST 8:00 MST WCCO -Organ Melodies KFJM- Musical Almanac WEBC - Bulletin Board WTCN- Public NBC -While the City Sleeps, NBC -News; Breen '& de Rose: WDGY-News KFNF- Poultry Helps WMT- Markets; Hillbillies 2:15 CST 1:15 MST sketch (Bowey's): WDAF KFYR WEBC -Woman's Hour KSCJ -Cecil & Sally WNAX- Bohemian Orch. * NBC- Oxydol's Own Ma Per- WHO WOW (sw -9.53) * CBS -Betty & Bob, sketch WMT -Lou Webb, organist WDGY- Living Love Songs WOW -News; Musicale kins, sketch; Marjorie Hannon: CFQC -Piano Recital (Gold Medal) : WBBM WCCO WNAX -Ranch House Boys WEBC -Betty & Bob, sketch WTCN -Popular Concert WEBC WOW KFYR WDAY CJRM- Hawaiian Melodies KMBC KFAB (sw- 21.52) WOI- Headlines; Homemakers WMT -Lou Webb, organist 12:45 CST 11:45 MST WDAF KSTP WHO (sw- h FAB -News NBC-Mrs. Wiggs of the Cabbage 10:15 CST 9:15 MST WTCN -Let's Talk it Over * NBC -Happy Jack. songs: 1533) KSOO -Organ Reveries Patch, sketch (Old English CBS -Dr Morrey, Amer. Dental 11:10 CST 10:30 MST WDAF KFYR (sw- 15.33) NBC -Marine Band: (sw- 15.21) KSTP- Woman's Page of the Air WCCO -North School Wax): WOW WDAF (sw- Ass'n, Speaker: KSCJ KRNT * NBC -Nat'l . Farm & Home CBS -Merrymakers: (sw- 15.27) News: CFQC WTCN WCCO Star 15.33) CBS- Quality Twins, Ed. East & Hour; Walter Blaufuss' Orch.: * NBC -Rochester Civic Orch., C.IRM- Closing Grain Markets WDGY -Happy Hollow Gang News: CFQC KOIL CJRM WMT Ralph Dumke (Knox Gela- WHO KSTP WDAY WEBC children's series; Guy Fraser KFJM -Ma Perkins, sketch WNAX -March Kings KSD WOI -The Forty and Eight KFJM -Sunshine Hour tine) : WBBM (sw- 21.52) KFYR (sw- 15.21) Harrison, cond.: KFNF- Poultry Prgm. KFNF- Garden of Melody CBS Romance of Helen Trent, News: WHO KS00 WDGY KLPM. KMBC -Al Pearce's Gang (CBS) WTCN -Melody Garden * NBC -Backstage Wife, dramatic MST KLPM -Good News Prgm sketch (Dr. Lyons) : WDAF sketch (Edna Wallace Hop- KFAB- Markets & News 1(50- Women's Page of the Air 4:15 CST 3:15 & His Ralston KRNT -Dixieland Band WOW KSTP WHO (sw- 15.33) per) : WBBM KRNT KFAB KFDY -Farm Flashes KSOO -Dance Parade NBC -Tom Mix KSCJ -WPA Prgm. NBC -Personal Column of the Air KMBC (sw- 21.52) KMBC-Songsmiths WDGY -Gems of Melody Straight Shooters; Ranch (sw -9.53) KSO-Song Shop (Chipso) : (sw- 15.21) CFQC -Ma Perkins KOIL -Hits & Encores 2:30 CST 1 :30 MST Boys: KSOO- Markets & Melody NBC -Vagabonds:. KOIL CJRM-Midsession Markets KSCJ- Livestock Markets CBS- Library of Congress Musi- CBS -Science Service Series; KSTP -Polly The Shopper News: KFJM WTCN KFJM -Slim Thomson KSTP -Journal Features cale: KFAB KSCJ KMBC Guest Speakers: KSCJ KMBC 11.83) WDAY -Nancy & Phil CFQC -Stock & Markets KFNF -Inez Molison WCCO-Musicale KRNT (sw- 15.27) WCCO KRNT (sw- WDGY- Hollywood Brevities CJRM -Songs of Mt. & Range KLPM -News; Markets WDAY -News; Variety Prgm. * NBC -Vic & Sade, sketch NBC- Charles Sears, tnr.: WDAF WEBC -News; Musical Interlude KFAB -Hilde KOIL- Noon -day Varieties WMT -Joe Doakes; Aunt Fanny (Crisco) with Bernardine WOW WHO WHO -Morning Melodies KFNF -Inez Molison KSCJ -To be announced WNAX -D. B. Gurney Flynn: WDAF WOW KFYR CFQC- Concert Music WNAX- QSacred Service KFYR -Organ Reveries KSO -Globe Time WOI-News; The Practical Farmer WHO KSTP WDAY WEBC CJRM -Organ Reveries WOI -News; "Gallant," R. Galvin * KLPM -RADIO GOSSIP KSOO -Club Cabana WOW -Man on the Street (sw-15.33)- KFAB -Babs & Betty WTCN- Around the Town KMBC- Stream -lined Melodies WCCO -Kitty Keene \VTCN -Front Page of the Air CFQC-Variety Prgm. KFJM- Public Service 9:15 CST 8:15 MST KSO -Day Dreamer WDAF- Peck's on the Air 1:00 CST 12:00 MST CJRM -Reflections 1.500- Sports Review NBC -Five Star Jones, sketch KSOO- Rhythm Makers WDGY -Happy Hollow Gang * CBS -BIG SISTER, SKETCH KFJM -Request Prgm KSTP -Movie Parade WNAX -Chuck & Frank (Oxydol) : (sw- 15.21) WCCO -Jean Abbey WMT -German Band (Rinso): KMBC KFNF -Helen Fischer NBC-Viennese Sextet: KFYR WDAY WNAX-Ranch-house Boys NBC -Dr. Joseph E. Maddy Band KSOO -News 4:30 CST 3:30 MST -Memory Lane sketch KSO WDGY- Beauty & You WOI -Rhyme & Rhythm Music Lessons: WDAF WOW WCCO- Mayor's Safety Council NBC -Jack Armstrong (sw -9.53) CBS -Modern Cinderella, sketch WMT -Music Memory WOW- Variety Prgm. KFYR KSTP (sw- 15.33) WDGY -Arion Blind Band (Wheaties): WTCN- CBS -Song Stylists: KSCJ KRNT Marine Band (NBC) NBC -Irma Glen, organist: KFYR (Gold Medal) : WCCO WBBM 10:30 CST 9:30 MST Myndall Cain WMT- 11:45 CST 10:45 MST KFAB (sw- 15.27) WNAX- Serenaders KSTP KMBC KFAB (sw- 21.52) * CBS -BIG SISTER, SKETCH KSCJ NBC -John's Other Wife, sketch: KFAB WBBM CBS -Rich Man's Darling, sketch CFQC -Musical Prgm. WOI -Child Study Club CBS -The Icstrumentalists: (Rinso): 11.83) (Louis Philippe): WDAF KRNT WCCO WNAX (sw- (Affiliated Products): WBBM CJRM -Luncheon Music WTCN-Piano Pals (sw- WOW (sw- 15.33) 21.52) KRNT, KFAB KMBC (sw- KFDY- Chimes Concert 2:45 CST 1:45 MST * NBC -Kellogg's Singing Lady: 15.21) & Zeb 21.52) KFJM -News NBC -The O'Neills, sketch (Ivory (sw- CFQC -Eb * NBC -Vic & Sade, sketch WOI CJRM -Organ Treasures (Crisco): KOIL WMT (sw- CFQC -Musical Prgm. KFNF -Grab Bag Flakes): WHO WDAY KFYR News: KSOO WDGY WDAF KFNF -Jim Mogg, songs 15.21) CJRM -Hits & Encores KOIL -Curb Exchange WEBC WOW WDAF (sw- CJRM -Tea Time Topics Fancies Chef: (sw- 1533) KFNF- Hawaiians KSOO -Cecil & Sally 9.53) * CKY-MOVIE GOSSIP (960 kcl KLPM- Musical NBC -Mystery the Nation KOIL-Kitty Keene NBC- Symphony Workshop: WOW KLPM-Sentimental Mood WCCO -Calendar Notes CJRM -Today's Almanac KFAB- Crossroads of KFJM -Back to the Bible KRNT -Red & His Ramblers WDAF KSCJ -Farm Flash News WDAY- Noonday Variety Prgm. KSO-Doin' the Town KSOO- Sketches in Melody NBC -Honeymooners: KSO KSTP KSO -To be announced WDGY -Slim Jim's Roughriders KSOO- Peacock Court Dance KMBC- Gossip Club -Musicale WDAY KSOO-Markets; Round Up WEBC -Carnival WCCO -Library of Congress KOIL -Iowa Highlights KSTP -Hi & Lo WDAY -Mrs. H. M. Rudd CFQC -Hughesreel WCCO -Ma Perkins, sketch WHO -Girl in a Million (CBS) KRNT

38 KSO -Baby Yvonne CBS -Poetic Melodies (Wrigley's KLPM -Storyland 9:30 CST 8:30 MST News: KOIL WDAY KSCJ WCCO- Schedule; Livestock Gum) Franklyn MacCormack, KSCJ -Eb & Zeb NBC -Jimmie Fidler's Hollywood .Sports: KFYR KLPM WDAY -Fargo Public Schools poetry; Jack Fulton, tnr.; KSOO -Colonel Courtesy Gossip (Ludens Drops): KOA CFQC -Farm Fiddlers Tuesday WEBC- Junior College Prgm. Billy Mills' Orch.: (sw- 11.83) WGN -Rubinoff, violinist WDAF WMAQ WHO WOW CJRM -Dance Band Parade WHO -To be announced * NBC -Easy Aces, sketch (An- WLB- Musicale ' WLW (sw -9.53) WEBC -News Musical Interlude December I WMT- Christmas Prgm. acin) : WMT KOIL KSO (sw- 7:30 CST 6:30 MST CBS -Mark Warnow's Orch.: WENR- Donald McGibeny, comm. WNAX -Rosebud Kids 11.87) CBS -LAUGH WITH KEN MUR- (sw6.12) WGN -Little Jack Littlé s Orch. CBS -To be announced: KFAB NBC WOW- Interview with Aunt Sally ray ( Rinso- Lifebuoy) ; Oswald; * -Portraits in Harmony WHO- Songfellows WTCN -Band Concert KRNT Eve Arden; Russ Morgan's (General Shoe); Eddy Duchin's WJR- Scenes in Harmony 4:45 CST 3:45 MST NBC -Maury Stein's Orch.: WDAY Orch.; Phil Regan, tar.: WJR Orch.: WENR KSO WMT * WLW -Paul Sullivan, news room NBC -String Ensemble: WDAF KSTP KFAB WCCO KMBC WBBM KOIL (sw- 6.14) WMT -Electric Park Beast WOW News: CFQC WOW KLPM WNAX KRNT KMOX (sw- CBS -Poly Follies (Phillips 66) WNAX- Concert Orch. CBS -Wilderness Road, sketch: CJRM- Dinner Dance Music 11.83) Pappy Cheshire, AI Roth's WTMJ-News; Dance Orch. KSCJ KRNT KMBC WCCO KFJM- Dinner Clubbers NBC -Wayne King's Orch. (Lady Orch.: KRNT KSCJ KFAB 10:15 CST 9:15 MST (sw- 11.83) KFNF -Pentecostal Singers Esther): WOW WMAQ KSTP WBBM WCCO KMOX WNAX NBC -Johnny Hamp's Orch.: KOIL NBC -Little Orphan Annie, sketch KFYR -Organ Prgm. KFYR WDAY WEBC WHO CBC -Joe DeCourey's Orch.: (sw -6.14) ( Ovaltine) : (sw -9.53) KMBC -News; Band Plays WTMJ WDAF CFQC CJRM CBS -Renfrew of the Mounted. NBC -Flying Time; Col. Roscoe KSCJ- Sports * NBC -Edgar A. Guest in Wel- NBC -King's Jesters: WEBC (Wonder Bread): KSL (also Turner: KFYR KOIL KSOO -Variety Prgm. come Valley. sketch (House- WDAY KFYR at 5:45 p.m.) CFQC -True Tale Dramas WCCO -Thank You Stusia hold Finance): Bernardine KMBC -Erie Smith NBC -Top Hatters: KFYR WDAF KFAB- Master Singers WDAF -Radio Question Box Flynn; Betty Winkler; The KSL -Pinto Pete WEBC (sw -9.53) Louise Massey KFJM -Dance Tunes of Yesterday WEBC -To be announced Girl Friends, trio; Joseph KSTP -Jack Randolph's Music CBS -Roger Pryor's Orch.: KFAB See 7 p m. CST (6 MST) KSO- Smilin' Dan WNAX -Dinner Hour Gallicchio's Orch.: KOIL WMT WGN -Northerners WBBM WNAX KMBC KSCJ K'OO- Colonel Courtesy WTCN- Sports Review KSO WLS WLW (sw- 11.87) WJR -Musicale Rubinoff, violinist: KSL KMOX KSTP -Way Down East NBI5 CST 5:15 MST CFQC- Variety Prgm. WTCN-Hockey Game News: KSTP WHO WMT WCCO WDAF- Public School Prgms. C -Voice of Experience (Wasey CJRM- Musical Tapestry WTMJ -Colonel Courtesy KRNT KSO KLPM Frequencies WDGY-Organ Moods WOW CFQC 840 WCCO-810 Products): WHO WDAF KFNF -Farm Sales; News ' KOA -Jack & Mme. Marianne WEBC -To be announced WEBC 9:45 CST 8:45 MST CJRñ540 WDAF-610 KFYR KSTP WDAY KLPM -Musical Moments W'DAY -Hold the Press KFAB'770 WDAY-940 WHO -Asher & Little Jimmie; (sw -9.53) KOA- Dinner Hour Varieties NBC -Roy Campbell's Royalists: WENR -King's Jester's Orch. RFDY-780 WDGY-1180 News CBS -Herbert Foote's Concert En- KSCJ -Y. M. A. Prgm. WOW KFYR WHO WDAY WGN -Kay Kyser's Orch. KFJM9370 WEBC-1290 C. XFNF-890 WMT -Happy Chappies semble: KFAB KRNT WCCO KSL -News WMAQ KOA (sw -9.53) WLW -Queen's Minstrel WENR-870 WOI -News Summary News WJR CJRM KFYR-550 WGN-720 NBC -Tony Russell, songs: KSO KSOO -Sports Summary WMAQ -Bob McGrew's Orch. KLPM-1240 WHO-1000 WTCN -Tunes of the Day * CBS -Sportcast, Ted Husing * WGN- LISTEN TO THIS (Mu- KMBC-Rhythmic Strings WOW- Richard Himber's Orch. KMBC-950 WJR-750 5:00 CST 4:00 Disr (Atlantic Refining) (sw- 11.83) rine) KSL -Night Editor 10:30 CST 9:30 MST KMO& 1090 WLB-1250 CBS -Patti Chapin, songs: KSCJ News: KFJM WTCN KSTP -Mr. Editor * CBS -LAUGH WITH KEN KO A-820 WLS-870 KMBC WCCO 7:45 CST 6:45 MST KOII.1260 WLW-700 KFAB (sw- CFQC -Musical Prgm. WDAF -Mixed Quartet Murray (Rinso -Lifebuoy) Os- KR NT-1326 11.83) CFQC- Variety Prgm. WEBC -Variety Bill WMAQ-670 CJRM -Growing Up KFJM -Singin' wald; Eve Arden; Russ Mor- KSCJ 1330 WIST-600 NBC-Science in the News; Dr. KFNF- Joe WLW -Jack Denny's Orch. KSL-3130 W NAX-570 Rubinoff, violinist KFNF- Pumpkin Valley gan's Orch.; Phil Regan, tnr.: Arthur H. Compton, dir.: KLPM -Cecil & Sally WMAQ -Glen Gray's Orch. K4O-1430 WOI-640 KSCJ -Magic KSL (also at 7:30 p.m.) KS00-1110 KFYR WDAF WOW WDAY KMBC -Thank You Stusia WTMJ- Fireside Quartet WOW-590 KSL -Musical Miners NBC -Frankie Masters' Orch.: KSTP-1460 WTCN-1250 (sw -9.53) KOIL= Orchestra Revue 10:00 9:00 MST KSTP KFYR WEBC WDAY WBR14-770 WTMJ-620 CFQC- Symphony Hour KSOO- Dinner Dance Music CST KSCJ -Pinto Pete * NBC -AMOS 'N' ANDY, KSO WMAQ WMT WCAL 1850 CJRM -Classical Parade WMT -Si Perkins' Mountaineers; 8:00 CST 7:00 MST WOW WDAF NBC -Leo Reisman's Orch. (Philip Ann NBC -Sidewalk Interviews (Molle (Pepsodent): 10:45 CST 9:45 MST KFJM- Shirley News KOA WMAQ (also at 6 p.m.) Morris): KOA (also at 7 p.m.) KOIL- Shave) cond. by Parks John- CBS -George Olsen's Orch.: KSCJ Sports Review 6:30 CST 5:30 MST CBS -Hal Kemp's Orch.: KSCJ CBS- George Olsen's Orch.: KRNT son & Wallace Butterworth: WBBM KRNT- Variety Prgm. * NBC -HORLICK'S LUM 'N' NBC -Pianist; Clem McCarthy, WNAX KFAB WJR KSO-Micropinions WHO WOW WMAQ WDAF NBC -Emerson Gill's Orch.: WHO NBC -]Emerson Gill's Orch.: WOW Abner: WLS WLW (sw -9.53) sports shots: WDAY WMAQ WDAF WLW KSTP -Uncle Tom CBS -Doris Kerr, songs: KRNT KSTP (sw -9.53) WDAF WLW (sw -9.53) CBS -Fred Waring's Orch. KLPM Fascinatin' Rhythm WDGY -Hits of the Day KFAB WCCO KSCJ WBBM * NBC -Johnny Hamp's Orch.: KSO News: ROIL WOW WTCN (Ford Dealers) Brodsky & KMBC- Squire Sterling Entertains WEBC- Twilight Review NBC -Fred Hufsmith, tnr.: KSTP CBS- Poetic Melodies (Wrigley's KLPM -Thrill Hunter WHO -World Entertains Triggs, piano duo; Tom War- KMOX -Sports ; MacCormack, KMBC- Sports Review CBS -Irene Beasley & the Jest- ing: KRNT KMOX WCCO Gum) Franklyn WCCO Frank Gordon's Orch. WMT -Musical Mailbox ers (Zerone Anti -Freeze): (sw- Jack Fulton, KMOX-Headline Highlights KFAB WNAX WBBM KMBC poetry; tnr.; ROIL-Masters' Orch. .(NBC) WNAX-Balladiers 11.83) Billy Mills' Orch.: KRNT KSL KSCJ -Rubinoff, violinist WJR WCCO KSL (sw- 11.83) WCAL- QShapel Service WTCN -Musical Mirror News: KOIL WNAX WDAY KMBC WBBM WCCO KFAB WCCO -Rollie Johnson NBC -Ben Bernie & All the 5:15 CST 4:15 MST WHO * KMOX (also at 6 p.m.) WGN -Freddie Martin's Orch. (Continued on Page 43) * NBC -Int'I Br'cast from Buenos Lads (Keg Lined Can) Sam Rubinoff, violinist: KMBC WOW Hearn, guest: WEBC WTMJ Aires; Pan- American Peace KFJM WDAF Sports: KSO WMT WJ.S KOA WLW 'Conference: (sw -9.53) CFQC-Musings CBS -News of Youth (Ward Jenning WDAY KSTP KOIL KFYR CJRM- Charles (sw- 11.87) Bread) News Dramas for KFNF-Bohemian Orch CFQC Children: WBBM (sw- 11.83) KFYR -To be announced -Friendly Enemies CBS- Wonders of the Heavens, CJRM- Modern Tempos KLPM -High School Variety -Fifteen Minutes in Africa Dr. R. E. Moulton: KSCJ KSO -News; Open House KFNF KFAB WEBC-Smiling Ed McConnell KSCJ -In the Crimelight NBC -Tom Mix & His Ralston KS00 -To be announced KLPM -High School Var. Prgm. -Gabriel Straight Shooters; Ranch WTCN -Football Review WGN Heatter Boys: KSTP WTCN -Dick Long's Band Plijk KFJM- Central Radio Guild 6:45 CST 5:45 MST 8:15 CST 7:15 MST KFYR -News * CBS -Boake Carter. commen- News: CJRM KFJM KMBC -Sweet Swingsters tator (Philco) : WCCO WBBM KFNF -Club Cabana KOIL -Jack Armstrong, sketch KFAB KMBC (sw- 11.83) KSOO Musical Notebook ON THE AIR AGAIN KRNT-Wilbur Chandler, songs Diamond City News: ROIL WHO WGN -Bob Becker KSO-Happy Chappies Rubinoff, violinist: KRNT WMT WTCN -Frankie Masters' Orch. KSTP WCCO-Gene & Glenn 8:30 CST 7:30 MST FROM COAST TO COAST! WDAF:Variety Prgm. CFQC -Ceeil & Sally * NBC -PACKARD HOUR WITH WDAY- Dinner Hour - CJRM- Madeleine Newcombe Fred Astaire; Chas. Butter- The popular musical romance of last season orles WDGY -Sons of the Pioneers KSCJ -Wyman Tremblay worth, comedian; Trudy Wood, _ of WNAX- Yankton College KSO -Sweet Music vocalist; Johnny Green's Orch.; kac_,t again with a full half hour fun cud mt:sic WOW -Curiosity Club WDAF -Easy Aces Anne Jamison, sop., Conrad WTCN- Remote Control WDAY -Who & What In Radio Thibault, bar., guest: WMAQ 5:36 CST 4:30 MST WEBC-Variety Bill WDAF KOA WTMJ KFYR * NBC -Kellogg's Singing Lady: WNAX -Sons of Pioneers KSTP WEBC WDAY WOW ROIL KSO WMT WOW -Fred Hufsmith (NBC) WHO (sw -953) * CBS -News; Int'I Br'cast from NBC- Husbands & Wives (Lamco Buenos Aires; Pan -American & Oxo Foods) : WENR WMT °No Peace Conference: KSCJ KFAB NIGHT KSO KOIL (sw- 11.87) JOHNNY DtTY WBBM (sw- 11.83) * CBS -Camel Caravan; Georgie NBC -News; Mario Cozzi, bar.: 7:00 CST 6:00 MST Stoll's & Benny Goodman's LEW DIAMOND'S ORCHESTRA WDAY KSTP * NBC -LOG CABIN DUDE Orch.; Frank Forrest, tar.; Jack Armstrong, sketch: KFYR Ranch; Musical Dramatiza- Norman Sper, football forecast; a brand -new DESERVER" each wee( a:id the WHO WDAF WCCO tions; Louise Massey & the Rupert Hughes, m.c.; Barbara Variety Prgm.: WDGY CJRM Westerners; John Milton, nar- Stanwyck & Ray Milian, guests added feature of dramatized stories from tl., fa rags CFQC- Government Radio School rator: WLS WMT KOIL KSO in "Just Suppose," drama: KFJM -Uncle Bill (sw- 11.87) KFAB KMOX KRNT WBBM GOSSIP (1210 KSL WCCO KSCJ WNAX * KFOR -RADIG * CBS -Hammerstein's M u s i c kc) Hall (Kolynos) Ted Hammer- KMBC WJR (sw- 11.83) BURLINGTON LIARS' CLUB KMBC-Dick Tracy, sketch stein, m.c., & Lucy Laughlin, CJRM -Smarter Rhythms KRNT -Organ Reveries sop.; Jerry Mann, comedian; KFNF -Ed & Zeb WEBC -News; Twilight Review Music Hall Orch.: WBBM WGN -Red Norvo's Orch. Pick Your Favorite Station WNAX-The Lone Cowboy KRNT KSL KMOX KFAB WLW- Detective Mysteries STATION TOWN TIME P.V. WOW -Thank You Stusia WJR (sw- 11.83) WTCN- Concert Hour WON Chicago, Ill. Tues. 7: 0 WTCN -News NBC -Leo Reisman's arch. (Philip 8:45 CST 7:45 MST WOR New York City Tues. 8:30 5:45 CST 4:45 MST Morris) Phil Duey & Johnny; CJRM -Anti -Tuberculosis League WSB Atlanta, Ga. Thur. 739 * NBC -Lowell Thomas. commen- Three Sweethearts; Loretta KFNF -News WCAU Philadelphia, Pa Sat. 9:3C (sw- 15.21) WGN -News; Ryan, WTIC Hartford, Conn Tues -7:111 tator (Sun Oil): Clemens, songs; Charles Mar- Quin sports WNAC Boston, Mass Mon. 7: :C CBS- Renfrew of the Mounted tin: KSTP WMAQ KFYR 9:00 CST 8:00 MST WJR Detroit, Mich Sat. 6:4E (Wonder Bread): KMBC WDAY WDAF WOW WEBC * NBC -Intl Br'cast from Buenos WLW Cincinnati, Ohio Sun. 4:CO KSCJ KFAB WBBM KRNT WTMJ WLW WHO (sw -9.53) Aires; Pan -American Peace WFAA Dallas, Texas Mon. 6 C WCCO (sw- 11.83) (also see10:30 p.m.) Conference: WENR KOIL (sw- KOV Pittsburgh, Pa. Sun. 5:03 W New (Ovaltine) : 6.14) WL Orleans, La Mon. 7 ;C NBC-Orphan Annie CBC -Radio Drama: CFQC CJRM KEX Portland, Oregon Sun. 3:03 WOW WDAY KFYR To be announced: KOA KS00 CFQC- National Sing Song KOL Seattle, Washington Sun. 4:33 NBC -Joan & the Escorts: KOIL KFJM -Amer. Family Robinson CJRM -Farm Guide KHJ Los Angeles, Cal. Wed. 5: :0 Little Orphan Annie, sketch: KFNF -Henry Field KSO -Baby Yvonne KFRC San Francisco, Cal Wed. S: :C KFJM WEBC WNAX WTCN KLPM -Black Magic WGN -Al Kavelin's Orch. KGB Son Diego, Cal Wed. 5::-C KSO WMT KMBC -Poly Follies WLW -To be announced KDB Santa Barbara, Cal. Wed. 5::-C KSTP- Amusements; News KSCJ- Richard Himber's Orch. WMT- Sunset Islanders WDAF -Wisecrackers WCCO- Triple Trio WTCN -Front Page of the Air WDGY -News WGN -Tom, Dick & Harry 9:15 CST 8:15 MST Sponsored by THE NIR E COMPANY WHO -Asher & Little Jimmie WLB- Minnesota Daily KSL -Tommy Dorsey's Orch. 5:00 MST WNAX -Ranch House Boys -7 6.00 CST KSO -Up Prgm. . , makers of "Marine far Your E *es'' * NBC -AMOS 'N' ANDY (PEP - 7:15 CST 6:15 MST WGN -Dick Jurgens' Orch. sodent): WHO (sw -9.53) (Al- KSCd -Nat'l Education Week WLW -Gus Arnheim's Orch. so see 10 p.m.) KFJM- Comedy Capers WTCN -In a Mexican Patio 4/I o 39 10:30 CST 9:30 MST IVTCN- Fashions in Loveliness CBS -News Through a Woman's CJRM -Reflections * CBS -BIG SISTER, SKETCH 11:45 CST 10:45 MST Eyes, Kathryn Cravens: KFAB KFJM -Request Prgm. Wednesdayed nesday December 2 (Rinso): KFAB WBBM KRNT CBS -Rich Man's Darling, sketch WBBM WCCO KRNT (sw- KFNF- Flower Lady WBBM WCCO WNAX (sw- (Affiliated Products): WBBM 15.27) KMBC -Five Star Review 21.52) KMBC KRNT KFAB CFQC- Musical Prgm. KSOO -News Parade NBC -Viennese Sextet: KFYR NBC -Vic & Sade, sketch News: WDAF WMT CJRM -Luncheon Music; Sports WDGY -Music Box ESO * (Crisco) : KOIL WMT (sw- CFQC -Old Doc Jim KFDY- Chimes Concert WMT- Continental Varieties Jones, sketch NBC -Five Star 15.21) CJRM -Hits & Encores KFJM -Hit Parade WNAX -Warner Imig (Oxydol) : (sw- 15.21) NBC -How to Be Charming (Phil- KFNF -Fields Seed Prgm. KFNF -Grab Bag WOI -Radio Child Study Club NBC -John's Other Wife, sketch. lips) sketch: WDAF KSTP KLPM -Your Home KOIL -Curb Exchange WTCN -Band Concert (Louise Philippe) : WDAF WOW (sw- 15.33) KSCJ -Farm Flash News KSCJ -Hollywood Reporter 2:45 CST 1:45 MST 15.33) WOW (sw- News: KLPM KMBC' KSO -Eyes of the World KSOO -Cecil & Sally NBC -The O'Neills, sketch (Ivory CFQC -Eb & Zeb CFQC -Raymar KSOO -Hog Markets; Round Up WDAY- Noonday Variety Prgm. Flakes): WDAY WEBC KSTP CJRM -Organ Treasures CJRM-Melodic Gems KSTF -Mark Time WDGY -Slim Jim - KFYR WHO WOW WDAF KF NF -Jim Mogg, songs KFJM -Ed Werstlein WCCO -Ma Perkins. sketch WEBC -Carnival (sw -9.53) KLPM -Fantasy KFNF -Jim & Andy WOI- Police Bulletins WHO -Open House NBC -Originalities: KOIL WMT KOIL -Kitty Keene KFYR Hymns of All Churches WOW -Farm & Home Hr. (NBC) WLB- Musical Varieties (sw- 15.21) KRNT -Red & His Ramblers KSCJ -Lady About Town WTCN Whoopee .John's \lu =ic WMT -Cornhuskers; Many Happy CFQC -Old Time Music Roberta Deany Edith Dick KSCJ- KSO-Question Box Returns CJRM- Today's Almanac KSOO- Sketches in Melody KMBC -Emery Deutsch (CBS) See 9 p.m. CST (8 MST) KS00 -Bing Crosby WNAX -Lloyd Wells' Orch. KSTP- Musicale WDAY-On the Mall AFTERNOON WOI- Stanton Memorial Carillon KSO Dom' the Town WCAL- jDivine Service WDGY-Aunt Sammy 1:15 CST 12:15 MST KSOO- Peacock Court Dance WDAY -Hildegarde Usselman WEBC -News; Medicine Show 12:00 CS1 11:00 M$T CBS -American School of the Air; WDGY -Gems of Melody MORNING WDGY- Variety Prgm. WHO -Party Line NBC -Joe White, tnr.: (sw- 15.33) Geography, "The Polish Corri- WNAX -bone Cowboy WEBC -Music in the Air WOI-Midwest Markets CBS -Five Star Review (Karo & dor"": KSCJ KMBC WBBM WTCN -Cafe Continental WHO -Hymns of All Churches 10:45 CS/. 9:45 MST Linit) ; Morton Bowe, tnr.; WCCO (sw- 15.27) 3:410 CST 2:00 MST 7:45 CST 6:45 MST WMT -Dana & Howdy * NBC -Edward MacHugh, gos- Meri Bell; Bill Johnstone, Mo- Pointer Parade: KRNT WMT * NBC -Henry Busse's Orch. CBS- Montana Slim, yodeling WNAX -News pel singer (Ivory Soap): KSO vie Reporter; Ray Sinatrá s CFII( -Musicale; :ports (Mar-o -Oil): WOW WDAF cowboy: (sw- 21.52) 9:30 CST 8:30 MST WMT KOIL (sw- 15.21) Orch.: WBBM KRNT WCCO KFAB -Open House WHO. (sw -9.53) 8:01 CST 7:00 MST NBC -Pepper Young's Family, * CBS -Dr. Allan Roy Dafoe; KFAB (sw- 15.27) KFDY -Organ Solos CBS -Curtis Institute of Music: * NBC- Breakfast Club; Walter sketch (Camay): (sw- 15.21) (Lysol) with Toytown Band; CFQC -Veiled Lady KFJM -Puzzle Prgm. KSCJ KRNT (sw- 15.27). Blaufuss' Orch.: WDAY KOIL NBC -Josh Higgins of Finchville: Ruth Carhart, contralto: CJRM -Martial Airs KOIL-Golden & Butler NBC -Nat'l Congress of Parents & KSO KFYR (sw15.21) KFYR WDAY KSO WMT WBBM KMBC WCCO (sw- KFJM- Hollywood Speaks ESO- Smilin' Dan Teachers: KOIL CBS -Radio Gravure: KRNT CBS -John K. Watkins, news; 21.52) KLPM -Wen Schuh & Orch. KSOO -Hits & Bits News: WDAY WNAX KSO() WBBM (sw- 21.52) Betty Crocker; Hymns of All NBC -Voice of Experience (Wa- KMBC -News; Markets KSTP-Betterson Family CFQC- Musical Clock Churches (Gold Medal) : KFAB NBC -Streamliners; Fields & sey Products) : WHO WEBC KOIL -Crazy Hotel WHO -Hits & Encores CJRM -Crazy Quilt Hall & Orch.: WOW WBBM KMBC WCCO (sw- KFYR WOW WDAF EST!' KRNT -Hawkeye Dinnertime WOI -Bach Recital KFAB- Stephen Cartright, coo. Gene & Glenn: KMBC WHO 21.52) WDAY (sw- 15.33) KSCJ-To be announced 1:30 CST 12:30 MST KFJM -Dr. James E. Cox Musical Clock: KSOO WEBC NBC -Just Plain Bill, sketch: CFQC -Peter MacGregor KSU -Inquiring Microphone * NBC -Jean Dickenson. sop.: KFNF- Variety Hour WTCN (Anacin): WOW WDAF (sw- CJRM -Abide With Me KSOO- Markets; Round Up KSO WMT KFYR WDAY KFYR -To be announced KFJM -Top o' the Morning 15.33) KFAB- Friendly Troubadours WDAF-Nat'l Farm & Home Hr. NBC -To be announced: WDAF KMBC -Magazine of the Air KFNF- Gardener Market News: WOI CJRM CFQC KFJM -Prgm. Previews (NBC) WOW KSTP -Organ Prgm. KLPM- Everybody's Hour KFJM- Household Hour KFNF -Casey WDGY -Be Beautiful Eb at ¿eh: KLPM KSOO WCCO- Ladies First KSCJ -Town Crier KFNF- Botany Lesson KLPM -Music Appreciation WMT-Cedar Valley Hillbillies Market News: CFQC CJRM WOI WDGY -Slim Jim's Roughriders KSTP -Good Morning Hour KLPM- Housekeeper's Chat KRNT -Your Serenade WNAX- Variety Prgm. WHO KFAB WEBC- Stocks; Afternoon Inter- WDAF- Birthday Bell KOIL -Omaha Police Court KSCJ- Livestock Trade WOI- Department of Agriculture KFDY- Extension Service ' lude WDGY- Morning Musicale KRNT -Consolaires KSOO -Man on the Street WTCN -Happy Bob KFJM -Request Prgm. WMT -Belle & Martha; News KSOO- WMT -Tim Brady's Roundup Aristocrats WDGY - Rhythm & Romance l'- CSI 11:15 MST KFNF- String Music WOI- Masterwork Series WNAX- Rosebud Kids KSTP -The Daily WNAX -Ragtime Band NBC -Hollywood High Hatters: KOIL- Homemaker's Club WTCN -Soft Lights & Sweet Mu- WOI- Headlines; Music Shop WDGY- Musical Prgm. WTCN -News (sw- l5.33) KRNT -Gvpsy Rhapsody sic 8:15 CST 7:15 MST WEBC- Houseboat Hannah 11:00 CST 10:00 MST CBS -Art Gile's Orch.: KSCJ KSTP -Music and Art in Schools 3:15 CST 2:15 MST CJRM- Breakfast Club WHO -Betty it Bob * NBC -Girl Alone, sketch (Kel- (sw- 15.27) ',vDAF- Houseboat Hannah CJRM -Closing Stock Markets ' KFAB -Jack Wells WNAX- Bohemian Band loge): (sw- 15.33) News- KFJM KOIL WNAX KSO WDGY -Tuneful Topics KFAB -Univ. of Nebr. Prgm. KFJM -News WTCN -Lost & Found CBS -The Gumps, sketch (Peb- CFQC -Musical Prem. WEBC -Irving Kult, pianist KFJM -News KFNF -Through Hollywood Lens 9:45 CST 3:45 MST eco): WBBM KMBC WCCO CJRM- Opharial, astrologer WNAX -Mother Randall Prgm. h.sU -WPA Prgm. KRNT -Herbie Kay's Orch. * NBC -Today's Children, sketch (sw- 21.52) KFAB -Man on the Street WTCN -Women in the News KSOO- Accordiana WDAF- Streamliners (NBC) (Pillsbury) : WDAF KSTP NBC- Honeyboy & Sassafras: KFNF -Farm Sales & News 1:45 CST 12:45 MST KSTP -News; Musicale WDGY -Be Beautiful WEBC WOW WHO (sw- 15.33) KOIL KMBC -Tex Owens, songs NBC- Personal Column of the Air: WDAY -Farm & Home Bulletin 8:?O CST 7:30 MST * NBC -Nellie Revell, Radio Gos- Variety Prgm.: WMT CJRM KRNT -Hawkeye Dinnertime (sw- 15.33) WEBC- Universal Revue NBC -Breakfast Club: KSTP sip: KSO (sw -15.21) CFQC- Recipes KSOO- Markets; Farm Flashes (BS -Happy Hollow: KSCJ KMBC WMT -Iowa City on the Air ('BS Richard Maxwell. songs; CFQC- Variety Show KFAB -Weather & Markets WCCO-Musicale KRNT WNAX -Ambassadors News: KRNT (sw- 21.52) CJRM -This Rhythmic Age KFJM -Orchestra Parade WDGY -Noon Hour Musicale Judy & Jane: WHO KOIL KSTP 3:30 CST 2:30 MST News: WTCN WDGY KFNF -Shopping Lady KFNF -Weather; Markets; News WMi-Question Man; Voice of WDAF WEBC NBC -Men of the West: WDAF KFAB -The Jangles KFYR -Weather; Markets KFYR- Markets & Police Bulle- Iowa Markets: KFAB WOW WOW WDAY KFJM -Rural Rhythm KLPM -Seen Around Town tins W01- Midwest Markets Tarzan, sketch: CJRM CFQC NBC -Harry Kogen's Orch.: KSO KFNF- Sketches in Melody KOIL- ,Houseboat Hanna KLPM- Canadian Salute WTCN -Luncheon Music KFDY -Edison Drama KFYR KSTP (sw- 15.21) KLPM -Guess What? KRNT -Magic Kitchen KSCJ -Ma Perkins. sketch 1- :30 CST 11:30 MST KFNF -Your Pets CJRM- Concert Musicale KMBC -Kitty Keene KSCJ -Early Livestock Trade ESO- Musical Prgm. NBC -Dan Hardings' Wife: (sw- KSOO -Drifting & Dreaming KFABDaIton Norman KSTP-Musical Interlude KSOO- Concert Hall KSOO -From Studio A 15.33) WCCO -Dr. W. A. O'Brien * KFJM -MOVIE GOSSIP WCCO -Gene & Glenn WCAL-QCollege Chapel KSTP -Mark Time NBC- Vaughn de Leath. songs: WDGY- Health Talk KMBC -The Classic Hour WEBC -Morning Melodies WDAY- Concordia College WDAY -Women in the News KOIL KFYR KSO (sw- 15.21) WNAX -Yodeling Cowboy KOIL -Duane & Sally WHO -Musical Clock WDGY- Varieties WDAF -Way Down East Rex Battle's Orch.. (ARM CFQC WTCN-For the Ladies KSOO -Skyride WMT -Frank Voelker, organist WMT -Magic Kitchen WDGY -Charles Sengir KFAB U. of Neb. Farm Prgm. 2:00 CST 1:00 MS/ WCCO -Inst. of Music (CBS) WNAX -Yodeling Cowboy 10:00 CST 9:00 MST WEBC -Hymns of All Churches KFDY-Farm Flashes NBC- Pepper Young's Family, WDGY- Mid-Afternoon Musicale 8:45 CST 7:45 MST NBC -David Harum, sketch WHO -Kitty Keene. KFJM- Rorsums Band sketch (Camay): WDAF WEBC -The Spoken Word WHO Down East NBC -Adela Rogers St. John, (Bab-0); Peggy Allenby: WNAX -Lloyd Wells' Orch. KFNF -Henry Field WOW WHO KFYR KSTP -'Wa News: WDAF WOW WDAF WHO (sw- 15.33) WOI- Headlines of the Hour KLPM -Eb & Zeb WEBC WDAY Csw- 15.33) WMT -Dream Songs ',VOI -Far Lands CBS -Bachelor's Children (Old * CBS- Heinz) Magazine of the WOW-Mystery Melodies KMBC -The Midwesterners * CBS -Heinz Magazine of the Dutch Cleanser: (sw- 21.52) Air; Leith Stevens' Orch. & WTCN- Rhythm Revue KSCJ -Voice of the People Air; Leith Stevens' Orch. & WTCN -Little Theater of Music News: KSCJ KRNT Chorus; Reed Kennedy, bar.; 11:15 CST 10:15 MST KSOO -Rubinoff, violinist Chorus; Reed Kennedy, bar.; 3:45 CST 2:45 MST Party Line: KMBC WOW "Trouble House," sketch; * NBC -Story of Mary Marlin, KSTP -Musicale "Trouble House," sketch; NBC -Grandpa Burton: WDAF : (sw -9.53) CJRM- Surprise Packet Sophie Kerr & Theresa Hel- sketch (Kleenex) KSTP WCCO -Front Page Parade Guests: KMBC KFAB -News; Radio Calendar burn, guests: KFAB WBBM WOW WDAF WHO (sw- 15.33) WDAF -Dance Selections NBC-Bailey Axton, tnr.: KOIL CBS-Gogo De Lys, songs: WCCO KFJM -/Devotionals WNAX KRNT (sw- * CBS -Ted Malone (Hinds WDAY- Variety Prgm. (sw- 15.21) KSCJ KRNT (sw- 15.27) WCCO Hickory, sketch: Kt NF- Hughes Reels 2152) Cream): KMBC WCCO KFAB WDGY -Curb Stone Question -Air * CBS -Int'I B'cast from Milan, NBC -Young (sw- 21.52) WDAY KFYR WMT KSO (sw- KLPM -To be announced NBC -The O'Neills, sketch (Ivory WEBC- Bulletin Board Italy ; Verdi's "Requiem": KSO -Music by Famous Bands Flakes): (sw- 15.21) NBC -Homespun; William Hiram WHO- Luncheon Music KSCJ KFAB KRNT (sw- 15.27) 15.21) KSOO- Singing Stars NBC -Jesse Crawford, organist: Foulkes: KOIL KFYR WDAY WMT -Markets; Hillbillies News: CJRM WOI CJRM- Tinkling Tunes KSTP- Breakfast Club WDAY KSO KSO Wh AX -Brass Band CFQC -Markets; Musical Prgm. KFAB -Ma Perkins WDGY-Popular Concert News: WDGY WTCN CFQC- Question Man WOW -News; Musicale KFJM -World Bookman KFJM -With the Masters WEBC- Morning Musicale CJRM- Opening Markets CJRM- Birthday Party WTCN -Pop Concert KFNF -Kitchen Klatter KFNF -Cecil & Sally WMT -Women in the News KFNF -Today's Almanac KFJM- Souvenirs in Song 12:45 CST 11:45 MST KSO- Marion & Eddie KMBC -News Through a Wom- an's Eyes WNAX- Accordion Solos KFYR -Betty & Bob. -sketch KFNF -Cowboy Bill * NBC -Happy Jack, ..songs: KSOO- Dramas of Life 9:00 CST 8:00 MST KLPM -Top Tunes KSCJ -Cecil & Sally WDAF (sw- 15.33) WCCO- Markets; Musical Prgm. WDGY- Budapest Gypsies NBC -News; Breen & de Rose: KMBC -Taylor's Fashion Flashes WDGY -Living Love Songs CBS -Make Believe; Bill Perry, WDGY -Geo. Holstein's Texans WEBC- Housewives Matinee KFYR KOIL -News from Radio Row WEBC -Betty & Bob, sketch tnr.; Ruth Carhart, contr. & WMT- Freddy Mauck's Orch. WHO- Houseboat Hannah * CBS -Betty & Bob, sketch KSCJ -News; Want Ad Rambles WMT -Lou Webb, organist Johnny Augustine's Orch.: (sw- WNAX- Bohemian Band WNAX- Accordion Solos (Gold Medal): WCCO WBBM KSOO- Markets & News WTCN -Let's Talk it Over 15.27) WTCN -Happy Bob WOW -News; Belle & Martha KMBC KFAB (sw- 21.52) KSTP -Household Forum 11:30 CST 10:30 MST NBC -Dot & Will, sketch: KFYR 2:15 CST 1:15 MST WTCN -Luke Rader NBC -Mrs. Wiggs of the Cabbage WEBC -Woman's Hour * NBC -Nat'l Home & Farm KOIL KSO * NBC -Oxydol's Own Ma Per- 4:00 CST 3:00 MST Patch, sketch (Old English WMT -Lou Webb, organist Hour; Walter Blaufuss' Orch.: News: KSOO WDGY KLPM kins, sketch; Virginia Payne: NBC -Meet the Orch.: WHO Wax): WOW WDAF (sw- WOI- Headlines; Homemakers KFYR KSTP WEBC WDAY WHO WOW WDAY WEBC KFYR WOW 15.33) 10:15 CST 9:15 MST WHO (sw- 15.21) KFAB- Markets & News WDAF KSTP WHO (sw- 15.33) CBS -Al Trace's Orch.: KRNT News: CFQC KOIL CJRM WMT NBC -Backstage Wife, sketch CBS- Romance of Helen Trent, KFDY -Farm Rhymes NBC -Continental Varieties: KOIL KSCJ * NBC -Ken Sparnort s Ens.: KFYR KFJM- Sunshine Hour (Dr. Lyons) : WOW WDAF sketch (Edna Wallace Hop- KMBC- Songsmiths (sw- 15.21) WMT WDAY KFNF- Serenader KSTP WHO (sw- 15.33) per) : WBBM KRNT KFAB KSCJ- Livestock Trade News: CFQC CJRM WTCN KSO KOIL KLPM -Good News Prgm. NBC -Personal Column of the Air KMBC (aw- 21.52) KSTP -Journal Features KFJM -Ma Perkins CBS -Sunbrite Jr. Nurse Corps. KRNT -Deep South (Chipso): (sw15.21) CFQC -Ma Perkins WCCO- Musical KFNF- Cowboy Bill sketch: (sw- 11.83) KSCJ -Pinto Pete NBC -Three Majors: KOIL CJRM -Midsession Markets WDAY -News; Variety Prgm. KSO- Women's Page of the Air CFQC -Piano Recital KSO -Song Shop CFQC- Stocks; Markets KFJM -Slim Thomson WMT -Joe Doakes; Aunt Fanny KSOO -Dance Parade CJRM -Songs of the Islands KS00- Markets & Melody CJRM -Songs of Mt. & Range KFNF -Smithonians WNAX -D. B. Gurney WCCO -Stocks; News KFAB -News KSTP -Polly The Shopper KFJM -News KLPM -News; Markets WOI -News; The Practical Farmer WDGY- Varieties KMBC -News; Afteroon Melodies KSOO H. basso WDAY -Nancy & Phil KFNF -Hymn Stories KOIL- Noon -day Varieties WOW -Man on the Street 2:30 CST 1:30 MST -Harry Schyde, WDGY-Charles Sengir KFYR- Studio Reporter KSCJ -Christmas Seals WTCN -Front Page of the Air * NBC -Vic & Sade, sketch KSTP-Woman's Page of the Air WCCO -P. T. A. Prgm. WEBC -News ; Musical Interlude KLPM -To be announced ESO -Globe Time 1:00 CST 12:00 MST (Crisco); Bernardine Flynn: WHO- Morning Melodies KMBC -Melody Souvenirs KSOO -On the Mall * CBS-BIG SISTER, SKETCH KFYR WHO WOW KSTP WDAF- Gentle Reader WNAX- 4Sacred Service KOIL -Iowa Hour WCCO-Kitty Keene (Rinso): KMBC WEBC WDAF WDAY (sw- WDGY -Happy Hollow Gang WOI -News; "Gallant," R. Galvin KSO -Day Dreamer WDAF- Peck's on the Air NBC -Words & Music: KFYR 15.33) WEBC -/Council of Churches WTCN- Around Town KSOO- Rhythm Makers WDGY -Happy Hollow Gang KSO KSTP * CBS -Int'l B'cast from Buenos WNAX- Garden of Memories 9:15 CST 8:15 MST WCAL -Women s Hour WMT -German Band NBC -Walter Logan's Orch: WOW Aires; Music & Peace Confer- WTCN- Melody Garden CBS- Modern Cinderella. sketch: WDAY- Memory Lane WNAX -Ranch House Boys WDAF ence: WCCO KSCJ KFAB 4:15 CST 3:15 MST NBC- Edward Davies. bar.: WDAF (Gold Medal) : WCCO WBBM WDGY -Mid Morning Musicale WOI -The Book Critic NBC -Modern Romances, drama: KRNT KMBC KFAB (sw- 21.52) WMT -Music Memory WOW- Musicale; Markets (sw- 15.21) CFQC -Seal of the Don WOW WHO 40 VI Q N DAF- Variety Prgm. KRNT- Sports KFNF -Eb & Zeb WDGY -Sons of the Pioneers KSO -Sweet Music KOA -Opery House December 2 LIKE THIS! WEBC -Buddy & Ginger KSTP- Musicale KSCJ- American Magazine Wednesday WHO -Jr. Nurse Corp. WDAF -Easy Aces WGN -Red Norvo's Orch. You don't know where to WOW- Curiosity WEBC- Variety Bill -To find the program you Club WGN be announced KLPM- Sports Revue 4:30 WHO -Gene & Glenn WTCN- Athletic want most to hear? 5:30 CST MST Club KSCJ -News; Dance Time NBC -News; Castles of Romance: WMT- Diamond News There's nothing to ii! City 8:45 CST 7:45 MST KSTP -Mr. Editor KSTP WOW (sw -9.53) WTCN- Supper Dance CJRM- Musical Just turn to your RA- Prgm. WEBC -News; Musical Interlude DIO GUIDE Program CBS -News; Int'l B'dcast from KFNF -The * Day's News WENR- Donald McGibeny, comm Locator and look it up. Buenos Aires; Pan American KSCJ -Dime Ballroom Watch for the Program Peace Conference: KSCJ KFAB WGN- L4tle Jack Little's Orch. Locator next week! NIGHT WGN -News; Quin Ryan, sports WHO- Rubinoff, violinist WBBM (sw -1L83) WTCN -Frankie Masters' Orch. * NBC -Kellogg's Singing Lady: WJR -Songs You Remember 9:00 CST 8:00 MST * WLW -Paul Sullivan, news room WMT KSO KOIL 7:00 CST 6:00 MST NBC -LUCKY STRIKE HIT NBC MAN'S * WNAX- String Ensemble NBC -Freshmen Quartet: KFYR Jack Armstrong, sketch: KFYR * -ONE FAMILY, Parade & Sweepstakes; Fred- WTMJ -News; 'Til Mid - WMT KOIL KSO WDAY (sw- WHO WDAF WCCO serial drama (Tenderleaf Tea) die Rich's Orch.; Buddy Clark Dancing WOW KFYR WEBC KSTP nite 15.21) CFCQ- Government Radio School & Songsmiths Quartet; Edith WDAY WDAF WMAQ WTM-I 10:15 CST 9:15 MST CBS- Dorothy Gordon's Children's CJRM- Variety Prgm. Dick, vocalist: WOW WHO WLW KOA WDAF NBC -King's Jesters Orch.: WOW Corner. KSCJ WCCO KRNT KFJM -Uncle Bill WHO WMAQ KOA KSTP Fred Allen CBS -Cavalcade of America; WDAF WENR KFYR WEBC (sw- 11.83) * KFOR -RADIO G O S S I P * KFYR WDAY WLW WTMJ See 8 p.m. CST (7 MST) NBC -Tom (Du Pont), drama with Mu- (sw -9.53) Mix & His Ralston (1210 kc) WEBC (sw -9.53) KSCJ KMBC -Dick Tracy, sketch sic; Don Voorhees' Orch.: CBS -Geo. Olsen's Orch.: Straight Shooters; Ranch Boys: * CBS -Gang Busters, (Palmolive WNAX KMBC WBBM KFAB (sw -9.53) KRNT -Organ Reveries KMBC KMOX KFAB WCCO WBBM Shave Cream), crime drama * NBC -Int'I B'cast from Buenos CFQC -Concert Music KSTP -Uncle Tom's Quackerbox KRNT WJR (sw- by Phillips Lord: KRNT KSL Frequencies 11.83) Aires; Pan American Peace CJRM -Organ Reveries WDAY -Smilin' Ed McConnell KMOX WCCO WBBM KFAB Conference: KOIL CFQC-840 WCCO-810 KFAB NBC- Fannie Brice in Revue de CJRM-540 WDAF610 -Babs and Betty WDGY -Judge Rutherford KMBC WJR (sw -6.12) News: WHO WCCO KRNT $FAB-770 h MBC-Joseph Wildgen, tor. WEBC -News; Twilight Review Paree (Dr. Lyons) ; Victor WDAY-940 Arden's Orch.: WLS WMT NBC -Stradivarius String Quartet: KSO KLPM WMT KFDY-780 WDGY-1180 KSOO- Sports Review WNAX -Lone Cowboy WENR (sw -6.14) KMOX- France KFJM-1370 WEBC-1290 KSO KOIL (sw- 11.87) Laux, sports KFNF-890 WENR-870 KSTP -Movie Parade WTCN -News CRC -This is Paris: CJRM KOA -Thank You Stusia WNAX -March Kings 5:45 CST 4:45 MST CBC- Twilight Echoes: CFQC CFQC- Variety Prgm. KFYR-550 WGN-720 CJ RM KSL -Friendly Philosopher KLPM-1240 WHO-1000 4:30 CST 3:30 MST NBC -Little Orphan Annie (Oval - KOIL -Omaha Civic Symph. KFJM -Prelude to Evening KSTP -News; Sports KMBC-980 WJR-750 * NBC -Kellog's Singing Lady: tine): WOW WDAY KFYR KSO -Baby Yvonne WDAY -Hold the Press KMO%-1090 WLB-1250 (sw- 15.21) CBS of Mounted KFNF -Henry Field K0A-830 WLS-870 -Renfrew the KSCJ -Dance Prgm. WGN- Freddy Martin's Orch. CBS -Little (Wonder Bread): KRNT KSCJ KLPM-Advs. of Jungle Jim KOIL-1260 WLW-700 Brown Book: KSCJ WGN -Al Kavelin's Orch. WLW-Queen's Minstrel KENT-1320 WMAQ-670 NBC -Jack Armstrong, WBBM KMBC KFAB WCCO KSCJ -Jungle Jim, sketch sketch WMT-Verne Marshall WMAQ -Bob McGrew's Orch. KBC1-1330 WEIT-600 (Wheaties) : (sw -9.53) (esw- 11.83) KSL -Let's Dance WNAX -Concert Orch. WTCN -Si Haskins' Orch. ESL-1130 WNAX-570 CBS -The Treasure Adventures * NBC -Lowell Thomas, commen- WCAL -Overby Hour K80-1430 WOI-640 WTCN -Front Page of the Air 10:30 CST 9:30 MST K800-1110 WOW-590 of Jack Masters (Maltex) : tator (Sun Oil): (sw- 15.21) WGN -The Lone Ranger 9:15 CST 8:15 MST * CBS -Burns & Allen (Camp- KSTP-1460 WTCN-1250 (sw- 11.83) NRC-Gran & Smith: KOIL WNAX -Ranch House Boys WBBM-770 7:15 CST 6:15 MST CFQC -Album of Life bell Soup) ; Henry King's WTMJ-620 NBC -Irma Glen, organist.: WDAY Little Orphan Annie: WEBC Orch.; Tony Martin, tnr.: WCAL-1250 WHO WEBC KSTP KFJM WTCN WNAX WMT * KABR -RADIO GOSSIP (1420 KSO- Curtain Calls kc) WTCN -Rubinoff, violinist KSL (also at 7:30 p.m.) News: WDGY KSOO WDAF KSO NBC -Emil Coleman's Orch.: Hi & Lo: KRNT WMT CJRM- Concert Treasures KSCJ -Nat'l Education Week f :30 CST 8.30 MST 11:15 CST 10:15 MST NBC -To be announced: WDAF KFYR WDAY WEBC KSTP NBC -Glen Gray's Orch.: WENR * CJRM -Tea Time Topics; KSTP-Amusement; News KFJM -Rubinoff, violinist WMAQ KSTP KFYR WDAY KSO WMT KSO KOIL MOVIE GOSSIP WDAF -The KLPM -Harlem Rhythm Kings Randall Family WOW WHO KOA WLW WTMJ CBS -Roger Pryor's Orch.: KRNT -Ozzie KFAB-Crossroads of the Nation WDGY -News KSCJ -Eb & Zeb CBS Nelson's Orch.: KMBC KSL -News WEBC (sw -9.53) WBBM KSCJ KFAB WNAX WBBM KFJM -Univ. of N. Dakota WHO-Asher & Little Jimmie WIR KFYR -Hazel Johnson 5:00 MST MST CBS-To be announced: WCCO CJRM -Seal of the Don 6:00 CST 7:30 CST 6:30 KFAB KSCJ (sw -6.12) NBC -Frankie Masters' Orch.: KSL -Hughesrels KMBC- Gossip Club NBC -AMOS 'N' ANDY (PEP - NBC -FAMOUS ACTORS * * NBC-Laugh & Swing, variety WDAF WMAQ (sw -9.53) WDAY -Hold the Press KOIL -Iowa Highlights - sodent): WHO (sw -9.53) (also Guild starring Ethel Barry prgm.; Tony Romano's Orch.: News: KOIL WOW WHO -Bobby Hayes' Orch. (NBC) KSO -Baby Yvonne 10 more (Sayers Aspirin): WMT see p.m.) WENR WMT KLPM -Dance Nocturne 11:30 CST 10:30 MST WCCO -Schedule; Livestock CBS -Poetic Melodies (Wrigley's KOIL KSO WLS (sw- 11.87) CFQC -Lloyd Huntley's Orch. KMBC'Sports Review WNAX- MacCormack, NBC -Lights Out, mystery dra- Rosebud Kids Gum); Franklyn * CBS -Burns & Allen (Campbell CJRM -Walter Budd's Blossoms KOA -Light on the West WOI -Dept. of English poetry; Jack Fulton, tnr.; Billy Soup); Tony Martin, tnr.; ma: KSTP KFYR WDAY KMBC -Erie Smith WCCO -Rollie Johnson WMAQ WEBC WOW- Interview with Aunt Sally Mills' Orch.: (sw- 11.83) Henry King's Orch.: WCCO WOW WDAF KMOX -Dunstedter's Swing WGN -Kay Kyser's Orch. WHO WTMJ WTCN -Deep South NBC -Easy Aces, sketch: KSO WBBM KSCJ KMBC KFAB * KOIL -Orchestral Revue WHO -Organ Melodies CBS-Bobby Meeker's WJR 4:45 CST 3:45 MST KOIL WMT (sw- 11.87) KRNT WNAX KMOX WJR Orch.: KRNT- Community Chest WLW -Gus Arnheim's Orch. KSCJ WBBM WNAX KMBC NBC -Little Orphan Annie (Oval - CBS -To be announced: KFAB 11.83) see (sw- (also 1030 KSL- Theater of Music WTCN -Joe Billo's Orch. KFAB KRNT tine): (sw -9.53) NBC -Maury Stein's Orch.: WDAF 13.1n-) KSO -Gems of Rhythm NBC -Count Basie's 'Orch.: WMT CBS- Wilderness Road, sketch: WDAY KSTP NBC -Wayne King's Orch. (Lady 10:45 CST 9:45 MST WGN -Dance & Soloists NBC -Emil Coleman's Orch.: KOA KSO KOIL WENR KMBC WCCO KSCJ KRNT News: CFQC WOW WHO KSTP WEBC Orch. Esther): WJR CJRM -Salon Serenade (sw- 11.83) Sports: WTCN KSCJ -Rhythm KFYR WDAY WEBC KOIL WMAQ WTMJ WDAF WOW WNAX -Gene Austin KMBC KMOX -Art Lands NBC-Flying Col. Roscoe Dance WDAY CBS -Roger Prvor's Orch.: Time; CJRM- Dinner Music KFYR WTCN -Mendelssohn Glee Club KSL -News Turner: KOIL KFYR WDAY KFJM- Dinner Clubbers -Band Box Revue: CJRM WBBM KMOX CBS 8:45 MST KSTP- Musicale WCCO-Carl Ravel's Orch. NBC- String Ensemble: WOW YFNF- Pentecostal Singers 9:45 CST CFQC- Rajput CBS -THE GOOSE CREEK WCCO-Cecil Hurst's Orch. WGN -Dick Jurgens' .Orch. CFQC -True Tale Dramas KFYR -Organ Prgm. KFNF -Farm Sales; News * Parson, sketch (Super Suds) : WDAF -Louis Mertins, poet WLW -Jack Denny's Orch. KFAB -Diamond City News KLPM -News KLPM- Selmar & Soprani KMBC KSL (also at 6:30 WEBC -News WTCN -Let's Dance KSO -The Old Scoutmaster KMBC -News; Band Plays KOA- Rubinoff, violinist KSOO- Diamond City Comedy P.m.) WENR -Louis Panico's Orch. 11:45 CST 10:45 MST KRNT -Songs by Eileen KSL -Youth Education Ass'n -Del Casino, songs: KFAB KSL KSTP -Way Down CBS WHO-Veteran's Forum CBS -Bobby Meeker's Orch.: East WCCO -A Year Ago Today KSOO- Sports Summary KSCJ KRNT WNAX KMOX WDAF- Better Business WOW- Xavier Cugat's Orch. WCCO Bureau WEBC- Rubinoff, violinist WCAL -A Pause with the Poets KMOX -Thank You Stusia (NBC) WENR -Louis Panico's Orch. WDGY-Variety Prgm. WNAX-Dramatic Club WGN -Music Box KOIL -Laugh & Swing (NBC) WTCN- Invitation to a Waltz 12.00 CST 11:00 MST WEBC -Twilight Review -Tonic Time ( Mutine) 6:15 CST 5:15 MST * WLW KSO*-Stylists 11:00 CST 10:00 MST MBS -Al Kavelin's Orch.: WGN WHO -Asher & Little Jimmie; NBC EZRA'S RADIO 6:45 MST * -UNCLE 7:45 CST WCCO -Rubinoff. violinist NBC -FRED ALLEN'S TOWN WLW News WOW * Station (Alka- Seltzer): CFQC -Musical Prgm. WJR -News Hal! (Sal Hepatica); KMBC -Dance Time WMT -Happy Chappies WEBC CJRM -Album of Life Tonight WDAF KFYR WDAY WTCN-Moorilight Sonata Orch.: KOA (also at 8 p.m.) KMOX-When Day Is Done WTCN -Tunes of the Day KSTP WHO (sw -9.53) KFJM -Emil Dyer 10:00 CST 9:00 MST NBC -Shandor; Bobby Hayes' KOA -News 5:00 CST 4:00 CBS -Popeye the Sailor, sketch KFNF- Pumpkin Valley MST * NBC -AMOS 'N' ANDY (PEP- Orch.: WDAF KSTP KSL -Night Boat CBS -Buddy Clark, songs: WBBM (Wheatena) : WBBM KRNT KOA -To be announced sodent) WOW KOA WMAQ CBS -Ted Fiorito's Orch.: KSCJ KSO- Rhythm Club (sw- 11.83) KMBC KFAB WCCO (sw- KSL -Seeing the Scenic West WDAF (also at 6 p.m.) KRNT KSL KSTP -News; Dream Ship NBC -Our American Schools: KFAB WNAX 11.83) WCAL -Musicale NBC -Blue Barron's Orch.: (sw- NBC -Glen Gray's Orch.: KFYR WENR -Frankie Masters' Orch. WDAF KFYR WOW WDAY NBC -Song Stories; Jimmy Kem- 8:00 CST 7:00 MST WMAQ WMT WMAQ- King's Jesters' Orch. 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ItI.DY- Chimes Concert KFNF -Helen Fischer * NBC -Kellogg's Singing Lady: KOIL -Kitty Keene * NBC -Vic & Sade, sketch CJRM -Hits & Encores KFJM -News KMBC -Five Star Review (sw- 15.21) KRNT -Red & His Ramblers (Crisco) : KOIL WMT (sw- KFNF -Hawaiians icFNF -Grab Bag KSOO -News Parade Hi & Lo: KRNT WMT KSOO- Sketches in Melody 15.21) KLPM -Sentimental Mood KOIL -Curb Exchange WDGY- Mu:ric Box News: WDGY WDAF KSOO WOI KSTP -Musicale CFQC -Raymar KSCJ -Farm Flash News KSOO-Cecil & Sally WMT- Eastman School Orch. 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Returns KMBC- Metropolitan- Moods WHO -Drake U. Prgm. 1533) WDAY -Round Table AFTERNOON WNAX -Leo Terry's Band KSO -Doin' the Town WNAX- Rosebud Kids CBS -John K. Watkins, news; WDGY -Aunt Sammy WTCN- Inquiring Reporters KSOO- Peacock Court Dance WOW- Interview with Aunt Sally Betty Crocker; Hymns of All WEBC- Musical Interlude 12:00 11:00 MST 1:15 CST 12:15 MST WDGY -Gems of Melody WTCN -Mood CST CBS -American School of the Air; Churches (Gold Medal) : KMBC WHO -Party Line CBS- Madison Ensemble KSCJ WNAX -Lone Cowboy 4:45 CST 3:45 MST WBBM WCCO KFAB (sw- WOI- Midwest Markets Isw- 15.27) Science, Music: KMBC KRNT WOI -I. S. C. Dept. of Music NBC -Flying Time, Col. 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WHO WEBC KSTP WDAF NBC-Little Orphan Annie, sketch: KOIL -Kenneth Golden & Eddie KFJM Household Hour (sw- 21.52) KMBC- Newscast; True Dog (sw -9.53) (Ovaltine) : (sw -9.53) KFNF -Botany Lesson * NBC -Wife Sayer, Allen Pres- Stories Butler News: WNAX KSOO WDAY CFQC -True Tale Dramas KLPM -Housekeeper's Chat cott (Manhattan Soap), talk: KRNT- Hawkeye Dinnertime KSOO -Hits & Bits Variety Prgm.: KFNF KFYR KFAB- Master Singers KOIL -Omaha Police Court (sw- 15.33) ESO- Inquiring Microphone KSTP-Midday Revue CFQC- Musical Clock KFJM -Dance Tunes of Yesterday KRNT- Consolaires NPC- Joseph Gallicchio's Orch.: KSOO- Markets & Round Up WHO -Hits & Encores C.JRM -Crazy Quilt KSO- Smilin' Dan KSCJ -A. A. U. W. Prgm. KSTP WDAF WEBC KFYR WCCO -Noon Hi -Lites WMT- German Band KFAB -Stephen Cartright. corn. KSOO- Colonel Courtesy KS00- Markets; Concert Hal! WDAY WDAF-Nat'l Farm & Home Hr. WTCN -Happy Bob KFJM -Dr. H. E. French KSTP -Way Down East KSTP-The Daily CFQC -Black Magic (NBC) 1:30 CST 12:30 MST KMBC -Magazine of the Air WDGY -Organ Moods WDAY -One Girl in a Million CJRM -Abide with Me WDGY -Be Beautiful NBC -Golden Melodies: KFYR WCCO- Ladies First WHO -Asher & Little Jimmie; WDGY- Variety Prgm. KFJM -Prgm. Previews WMT -Cedar Valley Hillbillies WOW WDAY (sw- 15.33) WDGY -Skarning's Orch. News WEBC -Houseboat Hannah KFNF -Casey WNAX-Variet" Prgm. NBC -Gen. Fed. of Women's WMT -Belle & Martha; News WMT -Happy Chappies WHO -Betty & Bob KLPM -Hits & Encores WOI- Fisher's Orch. Clubs: WMT . WOI- Masterwork Series WTCN -Tunes of the Day 42 5:00 CST 4:00 MST * CBS-Sportcast, Ted Husing WMT-Izzy's Amateurs KSCJ -News; Dance Time News: WTCN WEBC CBS -Patti Chapin, songs; News (Atlantic Refining) (sw- 11.83) WNAX -Bohemian Band KSO -Joe the Dope KLPM -Fascinatin' Rhythm KSCJ KMBC KFAB WCCO News: WTCN KFJM 7:45 CST 6:45 MST KSTP -Rubinoff, violinist KMBC- Squire Sterling Entertains (sw- 11.83) CFQC -Musical Prgm. KFAB -Colonel Courtesy WEBC -News; Musical Interlude KMOX- France Laux NBC -Cabin in the Cotton, with CJRM- Growing Up KFNF-Punkin WENR -Donald McGibeny, comet. WCCO -Frank Gordon's Orch. Hernandez Valley December 3 Juan & Southern KFNF- Rubinoff, violinist KSCJ -Black Magic WHO -Songfellows WLW -Jack Denny's Orch. aires, quartet: KFYR WDAF KLPM -Cecil & Sally KSL-Home Harmonies * WLW -Paul Sullivan, news room WMAQ- Xavier Cugat's Orch. (sw -9.53) KMBC -Thank You Stusia WLS -The Cov't and Your Money WMT- Electric Park Band 11:00 CST 10:00 MST CFQC- Symphony Hour KOIL -Orch. Revue WNAX -Gene Austin, songs CJRM -Classical Parade 8:00 CST 7:00 :NISI CBS -Vincent Lopez' Orch.: KRNT KRNT- Community Chest WTMJ -News; Dancing 'Til Mid KFAB KSCJ WNAX KFJM- Shirley Ann KSCJ * NBC -LANNY ROSS' MAX - -Pinto Pete nite NBC -Henry KOIL- Sports Review well House Showboat; Ross Busse's Orch.: KSO WCCO -Col. Courtesy 10:15 WMT KOIL WENR KRNT- Variety Prgm. -Si Graham, bar.; Sam Hearn, CST 9:15 MST (sw -6.14) WMT Perkins' Mountaineers; NBC -Int'I NBC KSO- Varsity Varieties News comedian ; Molasses 'n' Jan- * Br'cast from Buenos -Shandor, violinist; Frank Aires; Pan-American Peace La Marr's Orch.: KFYR WHO KSTP- Auntie Corinne's Cupboard 6:30 CST 5:30 MST uary; Helen Jepson, sop.; Conference: KOIL WDAY WDAF KSTP WOW WDAY -Fed. of Women's Clubs * NBC -HORLICK'S LUM & Modern Choir Al Goodman's CBS -Roger Pryor's Orch. KSC.1 WEBC WDGY -Hits of the Day Abner: WLS WLW Orch. Guests: WDAY WDAF KSTP WHO WEBC WLW KFAB WBBM WNAX KMBC CJRM -News WHO -Tonic Tunes CRS -Vee Lawnhurst & Chariot- NBC- King's WLB- Musical Varieties eers (Wildroot); Paul Douglas, WOW KFYR WMAQ WTMJ Jesters: KOA WEBC KLPM -Moonlight Melodies (sw -9.53) WENR WDAF KFYR WOW KMBC -Buddy Fisher's Orch. WMT -Musical Mailbox m.c.: WBBM KFAB WCCO (sw -9.53) WNAX -Balladiers (sw- 11.83) * CBS -Major Bowes' Amateur KMOX -Bobby Meeker's Orch. NBC -Sherlock Holmes, KSL -Magazine; WOW -Curiosity Club NBC -Roy Campbell's Royalists: Hour (Chrysler) ; Honor City, drama Orch. (Household Finance): WMAQ WCCO Willard Farnum WTCN -Musical Mirror KFYR Toronto, Canada : WBBM KRNT -Dance Orch. WLW WGN -Dance Orch. See 2:15 p.m. CST (1:15 MST) 5:15 CST 4:15 MST News: KOIL WDAY WNAX WCCO KSCJ WNAX WJR WHO KMBC KFAB KMOX KSL News: WHO WMT WCCO KSO WJR -Al Donahue's Orch. NBC -Tom Mix & his Ralston KRNT KLPM WJR -Leon Belasco's Orch. Straight Shooters: KSTP Rubinoff, violinist : KMBC WOW (sw- 11.83) Sports Slants: WDAF KFJM CFQC -Reve De Valse Orch. KMOX -Rubinoff, violinist WIVIAQ- Squire Sterling Entertains CBS -News of Youth (Ward KSL- Evening Concert WTCN- Reveries Bread), news To be announced: KSCJ WEBC CJRM -Modern Tempos Frequencies dramas for chit KFJM -Esther Corrine Gorder KSTP -News; Sports 11:15 dren: WBBM (sw- 11.83) CFQC -In the Crime Light CST 10:15 MST CFQC-840 WCCO-810 CJRM -Guess What? KFNF -Dude Martin Wranglers WDAY -Hold the Press NBC -Frank La Marr's Orch.: CJRM-540 WDAF-610 * NBC -Int'I Br'cast from Buenos WGN- Freddy KFAB-770 KFNF- Polish Orch... KOA- Moments You Never Forget Martin's Orch. KSO WDAY-940 Aires; Pan-American , KFDY-780 Peace WGN- Gabriel WJR- Mummers CBS -Vincent WDGY-1180 Conference Resume: (sw -9.53) KLPM- Supper Melodies Heatter Lopez' Orch.: KRIM-1370 WEBC-1290 WMT- Rochester Phil. Orch. 10:30 KMBC KMOX WBBM KFNF-B90 CBS -Northwestern Univ. Book KRNT-We Bring You Music CST 9:30 MS I WENR-870 WTCN -Dick Long's Orch. * NBC -LANNY ROSS' MAX - CJRM -Seal of the Don BEER-550 WGN-720 shelf : KSCJ KRNT KSO -News; Open House KFAB well KRNT BLPM-1240 WHO-1000 KFJM -Heres KSTP -True Story Prgm. 8:15 CST 7:15 MST House Show Boat; Al -Variety Prgm. KMBC-950 WJR-750 to Dancing WENR -To be announced KFYR -Smilin' Ed McConnell WTCN- Detective Dalt & Zumba NBC- Norsemen Quartet: KOIL Goodman's Orch: KOA (also BM0%-1090 WLB-1250 WMAQ -Stan Norris' BOA-930 KMBC -Sweet Swingsters 6:45 CST 5:45 MST KSO WMT WLS (sw- 11.87) at 8 p.m.) Orch. WLS-870 CBS -George Olsen's BOIL-1260 WLW-700 KOIL -Jack Armstrong, sketch NBC -Terri Franconi, tnr.: WDAY CJRM -What's Behind the News Orch.: KFAB 17:30 (1ST 10:30 MST BRNT-1320 W MAQ-670 KSO -Happy Chappies KFYR KFJM -News KSCJ WNAX KRNT NBC -Bobby Hayes' Orch.: WMT KSCJ-1330 WMT-600 NBC WCCO -Gene & * CBS -Boake Carter, commen- KFNF -Club Cabana -Count Basie's Orch.: KSO KOIL KSO WENR BSL-1130 WNAX-570 Glenn KSO-1430 W01-640 WDAF- Variety Prgm. tator (Philco) : WBBM WCCO KLPM -Singing Cowboys WMT WEBC CBS -Phil Harris' Orch.: KSCJ CBS BS00-1110 W O W-590 WDAY- Dinner Hour KFAB KMBC (sw- 11.83) WGN -Dance Orch. -Cavalcade of America, dra- WJR KMBC KRNT WNAX BaTP-1460 WTCN-1250 WDGY -Musical Moments Diamond City News: KOIL WHO WTCN -South Side Auditorium ma with music (Du Pont); KFAB WBBM WBBM-770 WTMJ-620 WNAX -Yankton College Rubinoff, violinist: KRNT WMT 8:30 CST 7:30 MST Don Voorhees' Orch.: KSL NBC -Jan Garber's Orch.: WHO WCAL-1250 WOW-Adventures of Tim CFQC -Cecil & Sally * NBC -America's Town Meeting (also at 7 p.m.) WOW WDAY WDAF KSTP 5:30 CST 4:30 MST CJRM -Betty & Her Beaux of the Air; Symposium Featur- NBC -Will Osborne's Orch.: WHO KFYR WLW KOA -News CBS-Royal Football Roundup; KFJM -Cooperative Tour ing Noted Guest Stars; George WDAY KFYR WDAF (sw- CBC- Hawaiian Nights: CJRM KSL -Bob Young's Orch. Eddy Dooley: WBBM (sw- KSCJ -Red Hot Rhythm V. Denny, chairman & dir.: 9.53) KMOX- Jeeter Pillars' Orch. KSO- Rhythm Club 11.83) KSO -Sweet Music KSO WENR WMT (sw- 11.87) KLPM -Front Page Drama KOA -Night Club KSTP -News; Dream Ship * NBC -Kellogg's Singing Lady: WDAF -Easy Aces To be announced: KSCJ WTCN KMBC -Sportcast KSL -News WENR -Frankie Masters' Orch. KSO WMT KOIL WEBC- Variety Bill CJRM -Musical Vagabonds KMOX- Headline Highlights WCCO-Carl Ravel's Orch. WMAQ- King's Jesters' Orch. CBS -Eddie House, organist: WNAX -Sons of Pioneers KFNF -Eb & Zeb KOIL- Stephen D. Cartright WEBC-Moonlight Sonata WOW -Music Box KSCJ KFAB WOW- Richard Himber's Orch. KOA- Evening Varieties KSTP -Mr. Editor WGN -Little Jack Little's Orch. 12:15 CST 11:15 MST NBC -News; Three X Sisters: KOIL-Dramatic Players WCCO -Rollie Johnson WMAQ -Glen Gray's Orch. KOA- Bernie Cummins' Orch. WDAY WGN -Al Kavelin's Orch. WGN -Kay Kyser's Orch. WTCN -Let's Dance WMAQ -Count Basis's Orch. Jack Armstrong, sketch: KFYR NIGHT WTCN -Athletic Club WOW -News 11:45 CST 10:45 MST 'n CST 11:30 MST WHO WDAF WCCO 8:45 CST 7:45 MST WTCN-Fremont Tabernacle CBC- Remembered Tunes: CFQC KOA- Jimmie Grier's Orch. CFQC-Government Radic School CJRM -Musical Prom. 10:45 CST 9:45 MST CBS -Phil Harris' Orch.: WCCO KSL-Al Lyons' Orch. CJRM -Variety Prgm. KFNF -Today's News NBC -Will Osborne's Orch.: WOW KMOX WENR -Louis Panico's Orch KFJM -Uncle Bill WGN -News; Quin Ryan, sports KSTP KSL- Sports Revue WGN -Red Norvo's Orch. * KFOR -RADIO GOSSIP (1200 TONIGHT WTCN- Frankie Masters' Orch. CBS -Geo. Olsen's Orch: WBBM ",-00 CST 11:00 MST WLW -Clyde Trask's Orch. kc) 9:00 WJR MBS -Al Kavelin's Orch.: WGN WMAQ -Bob McGrew's Orch. CST 8:00 MST WOW- Musicale KMBC -Dick Tracy, sketch TONIGHT the biggest event * NBC -Bing Crosby's Music NBC -Count Basis's Orch.: WENR WLW in the radio world is KRNT -Organ Reveries the Hall (Kraft) with Bob Burns, KSO KOIL KMOX -When Day Is Done End of Thursday Prgms. KSTP-Journal School Forum appearance of your RADIO comedian; Jimmy GUIDE for next week on Dorseÿ s WDGY -Twilight Musicale Orch.; Guests: WDAY WEBC WEBC -News; your favorite new stand. Twilight Review Right now KFYR WMAQ WOW WHO WNAX -The -go out and get Lone Cowboy your copy of RADIO GUIDE WDAF KSTP WTMJ WEBC WOW -Thank You. Stusia for next week! Don't forget! WLW KOA (sw -9.53) TUESDAY PROGRAMS (Continued) WTCN -News * CBS- Sears -Then & Now; His- 5:45 CST 4:45 MST torical Dramas; Carlton Kel- * NBC -Lowell Thomas. com- sey's Orch.; Guests: WJR mentator (Sun Oil) (sw- 15.21) 7:00 CST 6:00 MST WBBM KRNT KMBC KMOX (Continued from Page 39) WTCN- Reveries 11:45 CST 10:45 MST NBC -RUDY VALLEE'S VARI- 11:15 10:15 CBS- Maurice NBC -Orphan Annie (Ovaltine) : * KFAB WCCO KSCJ WNAX CST MST Spitalny's Orch.: KFYR WOW WDAY ety Hour (Royal Gelatin): KSL WEBC -News CBS -Ted Fiorito's Orch.: KMBC KSL WCCO KMOX WBBM WENR -Louis Panico's CBS- Renfrew of the Mounted. WMAQ KOA WLW WHO WOW CFQC- What's Behind the News WENR -Count Bassie's Orch. Orch. sketch (Wonder Bread): iíFAB KSTP WDAY KFYR WEBC CJRM- Jamboree WHO -Amer Legion Prgm. CJRM -Seal of the Don 12: r 0 CST 11:00 MST WTMJ (sw WTCN -Invitation to a Waltz KMOX -Art Land's Orch. MBS -Al Kavelin's Orch.: WGN WBBM KSCJ KRNT WCCO WDAF -9.53) KFDY -Farmers & Homemakers KMBC (sw- 11.83) * CBS -A & P Band Wagon; Banquet 11:00 CST 10:00 MST KOA- Community Chest Prgm. WLW NBC -Frank La Marr's Orch.: Little Orphan Annie: KFJM Starring Kate Smith; Guests; WGN -Little Jack Little's Orch. KSL- Musical Sketches Musical Prgm.: CJRM WOW KSO WDAY KOA KMOX -When Day WTCN WEBC WNAX WMT "Command Performance"; La WTCN -Front Page of the Air KSTP WMAQ -Glen Gray's Orch. Is Done KFYR KOIL WMT (sw -6.14) KOA -News KSO Brun Sisters; Three Ambassa- 9:15 CST' 8:15 MST 11:30 CST 10:30 MST CBS -Ted Fibritti s Orch.: KSCJ NBC -Dance Orch.: KSO WENR KSL -Harry Barris' Orch. NBC -Joan & the Escorts: dors; Jack Miller's Orch.: CFQC-Musical Prgm. KOIL KFAB WNAX KRNT KSO- Rhythm Club KSTP- Amusement; News KRNT WBBM KMBC WCCO KSO- Variety Prgm. WDAY KFYR KSTP KOIL KFAB KMOX WJR (sw- WGN -Dick Jurgens' Orch. NBC -Shandor, violinist; Henry WMT KOA KSO KSTP -News; Dream Ship WDAF -Wise Crackers Busse's .Orch.: WHO WEBC WENR -Frankie WDGY -News 11.83) WTCN -In a Mexican Patio CBS- Maurice Spitalny's Orch.: Masters' Orch. WDAF WENR WBBM WN4X KSCJ KRNT WMAQ -King's Jesters' Orch. WHO -Asher & Little Jimmie NBC -To be announced: KOIL 9:30 CST 8:30 MST 6:00 CST 5:00 MST KSO WMT (sw- 11.87) NBC -Jamboree; Orch.: WENR CJRM -News KFAB KMBC WJR 12:15 CST 11:15 MST KLPM- Shadow Land - NBC -Glen Gray's Orch.: WHO KOA- Bernie Cummins' Orch. NBC -AMOS 'N' ANDY (PEP- CBI..- Melody Treasure Hunt: KOIL KSO (sw -6.14) * KMBC -Buddy Fisher's Orch. WDAF WOW WMAQ WMAQ -Count Basie's Orch. sodent) : WHO (sw -9.53) (al- CJRM CFQC CBS -March of Time: KRNT * KMOX -Bobby Orch. CJRM -Organ Rhapsody so see 10 p.m.) KFJM- Prelude to Evening WBBM KMOX WCCO KFAB Meeker's 12:30 CST 11:30 MST KMOX -Jeeter Pillars' CBS -To be announced: KFAB KFNF -Henry Field WJR KSL KMBC (sw -6.12) KSL -Hughesreels Orch. KOA- Jimmie Grier's Orch. KRNT KLPM -Jr. High Dramatization CFQC -Joe DeCourcy's Orch. WCCO -Dance Orch. KSL -News KSL -Al Lyon's Orch. WGN -Dance Orch. WCCO-Carl Ravel's Orch. WENR -Louis NBC -Maury Stein's Orch.: WDAF KSCJ -Dance Time * KGCU -MOVIE GOSSIP (1240 Panico's Orch. VVJR -Al Donahue's WEBC-Moonlight WDAY KSTP KSL -To be announced kc.) Orch. Sonata WGN -Red Norvo's Orch. WJR -Leon Belasco's Orch. WGN -Little Jack Little's CBS -Poetic Melodies (Wrigley's WGN -Tom, Dick & Harry KSCJ -To be announced Orch. WLW -Clyde Trask's Orch. WLB- Walter Pfitzner, piano KSO -7 -Up Prgm. WMAQ- Squire Sterling Entertains WLW -Veloz & Lolanda's Orch. WMAQ -Bob McGrew's Orch. Gum); Franklyn MacCormack, WOW -Music Box WTCN -Let's Dance poetry; Jack Fulton, tnr.; WLS -The Old Judge WGN -Henry Weber's Orch. End of Tuesday Programs Billy Mills' Orch.: (sw-11.83) WNAX -Ranch House Boys WMT -Tehel's Bohemians (also see 10 p.m.) 7:15 CST 6:15 MST WNAX -String Ensemble KSCJ -Nat'l Education Week * NBC -Easy Aces, sketch (Ana - WTCN- Hockey Game Use ein) with Jane Ace: KOIL KFJM- Comedy Capers 9:45 CST 8:45 MST KSO WMT (sw- 11.87) KLPM -Storyland CFQC -News KSCJ -Eb & Zeb NEw SCIENTIFIC AERIAL 01110 News: CFQC WOW KLPM CJRM -Board of Trade Session KSL -Fashion Fancies D With the Dual Connection \ri i Sporfs: KSCJ WTCN KSO -Baby Yvonne The DUAL CONNECTION, a new feature exclusively our own, gives CJRM- Dinner Dance Music WGN- Rubinoff, violinist better distance and positive performance on all electric radios (pat. pend.). 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Many users KFAB (sw- 11.83) KSOO -Sports Summary News: WDAY KOIL WJR Name report over 3,000 miles reception. Gives triple the NBC -Music Is My Hobby; L A. WGN -Guy Lombardo's Orch. CJRM -Dance Band Parade Address volume over regular inside aerials on many sets. Hirschmann, pianist, guest: Guaranteed for 5 years. Distributors and dealers WLB-Jupiter Symphony KFYR- Sports; News City State write for sales proposition. Agents wanted. KSO (sw- 11.87) WLS -To be announced KLPM -Sports CBS -John K. Watkins, news; 10:45 CST 9:45 MST Variety Prgns.: WNAX CFQC 1:30 CST 12:30 MS If KFAB- Stephen Cartright, coin. Betty Crocker (Gold Medal) : NBC -Voice of Experience (Wasey CFQC -Veiled Lady CFQC -Variety Prgm. KFJM -Dean Olson Friday WBBM KMBC WCCO KFAB Products) : WHO KFYR KSTP CJRM -Martial Airs CJRM Grain Exchange KFNF- Variety Hour (sw- 21.52) WDAY WEBC WOW WDAF KFJM- Hollywood Speaks KFAB -News; Securities Markets KFYR -Markets & Weather December 4 NBC - Pepper Youngs Family (sw- 15.33) KLPM -Wen Schuh's Orch. KFDY -Nora M. Hott KMBC -Magazine of the Air (Camay): (sw- 15.21) * CBS -Dr. Allan Roy Dafoe KMBC -News; Markets KFJM- Request Prgm. WCCO- Ladies First NBC -Josh Higgins of Finchville: (Lysol) with Toytown Band; KOIL -Music from Texas KFNF- Sketches in Melody WDGY -Slim Jim's Roughriders KFYR KSO WMT Ruth Carhart, contr.: KMBC KSCJ -DanceTime KOIL -Homemaker's Club WMT -Belle & Martha, news CFQC -Grain Prices; Markets WBBM WCCO (sw- 21.52) KSO- Inquiring Microphone KRNT -Gypsy Rhapsody WOI- Masterwork Series CJRM -Grain Exchange * NBC - Edward MacHugh, Gospel KSOO-Markets Round Up KSOO -Eb & Zeb WOW -Radio Review ; KFNF -Botany Lesson Singer (Ivory Soap) : WMT WDAF -Nat'l Farm & Home Hr. KSTP -Music & Art in Schools WTCN -Soft Lights & Sweet Music KLPM Housekeeper's Chat KSO KOIL (sw- 15.21) WDGY -Be Beautiful WDAF- Houseboat Hannah 3:15 CST 2:15 -;rid KOIL -Omaha Police Court CFQC -Musical Prgm. WMT -Hillbillies WDGY -Tuneful Topics CJRM Closing Stock Markets KRNT -Magic Kitchen CJRM -Abide With Me WTCN -Happy Bob WEBC -Universal Revue KFAB -Billy Mills' Orch. (CBS) KFAB -Friendly Troubadors KF.1M News KSCJ -P. -T. A. Prgm. 1 9t:15 CST 11:15 MST WHO- Market Report KFJM -Prgm. Previews KFYR- KS00-Music that's Never Old NBC -Hollywood High Hatters: WMT -Music Appreciation Hour Variety Prgm. KFNF -Casey KSO -Iowa Poet's Corner KSTP 1'ne Daily (sw- 15.33) (NBC) KLPM -World Entertains KSOO -Pacific Echoes WDAY -One Girl in a Million CBS- George Hall's Orch.: KSCJ WNAX- Mother Randall Prgm. KRNT-Radio Table WDGY- Variety Prgm. Round (sw- 15.27) WOI- Market News WDAY -Farm & Home Bulletin -Livestock WEBC- Houseboat Hannah KSCJ Trade News: KFJM KOIL WNAX KSO WTCN-Musical Interlude WMT -lowa Poet's Corner KS00-Man on the Street -Ambassadors WHO -Betty & Bob CFQC -Musical Prgm. 1:45 CST 12:45 MR'I WNAX WDGY -Rhythm & Romance Bernice Claire WNAX- Bohemian Band CJRM -Opharial, astrologer CBS -Happy Hollow: KSCJ 3:30 t ST 2:30 MS'I See 8 (7 MST) WTCN- Fashion Flashes NBC- MacDonald Says: p.m. CST WOI- Market News KFAB -Man on the Street KRNT WCCO KMBC (sw- Claudine W1CN -Lost & Found 11 :n0 CRT 10:00 MST 15.27) WOW WDAF KFYR WDAY KFNF -Farm Sales & News NBC -Girl Alone sketch (Kel- KSTP KSTP ( sw -9.53) * KMBC -Tex Owens. songs Judy & Jane: WHO KOIL 9:45 CST 8:45 MST logg): (sw- 15.33) CBS-Army Band: WCCO KSCJ KRNT- Hawkeye Dinnertime WDAF WEBC Network * NBC- Today's Children, sketch CBS -The Gumps, sketch (Pebe- KRNT KFAB (sw- KS00- Markets; Farm Flashes Tarzan, sketch: CJRM CFQC KMBC (Pillsbury): WDAF WEBC co): WBBM KMBC WCCO KFAB- Markets 15.27) KSTP WHO (sw- 15.33) WCCO-Stocks; Musicale Changes WOW (sw- 21.52) KFDY -Housekeepers' Chats NBC -Radio Guild: KSO (sw- CBS -Betty cooking ex- WDGY -Noon Hour Musicale Crocker, NBC -Honeyboy & Sassafras: KFNF -Your Pets 15.21) Geo. Hall's Orch formerly 1:15 pert. WBBM KMBC WCCO WMT -Question Man ; Voice of KOIL KSOO -Drifting & Dreaming CJRM- Mitchell & Green p.m., now CBS 12:15 CST KFAB (sw- 21.52) Iowa Variety Prgm.: WMT KSO WDGY- Health Talk KFJM -Music Appreciation (11:15 a.m. MST) NBC -Nellie Revell, Radio Gos- IWOI- Midwest Markets * CFQC -Peter MacGregor WNAX- Yodeling Cowboy KSOO- Skyride Blue Flames Mixed Quartet form sip: KSO (sw- 15.21) WTCN-Luncheon Music erly Saturday 9 a.m., now CJRM- Birthday Party WTCN -For the Ladies WDGY- Mid- Afternoon Musicale Variety Prgm.: CFQC WDGY KFAB -Weather & Markets 12:30 11:30 MST 1:00 MSI WEBC -Stocks; Interlude CBS 12:30 p.m. CST (11 :30 CJRM -This Rhythmic Age CST 2:00 CST KFJM- Orchestra Parade NBC -Dan Harding's Wife, sketch: NBC -Pepper Young's Family WHO -'Way Down East a.m. MST) KFNF- Shopping Lady KFNF- Weather; Markets; News (sw.15.33) : WOW WDAF WMT -Dream Songs KFYR -Weather & Markets sketch (Camay) KFYR- Markets; Police Bulletins CBS -Blue Flames: (sw- 15.27) WHO WDAY KSTP WEBC WOI -March of Science KLPM -Seen Around Town KLPM -Canadian Salute NBC\aughn de Leath. songs. WTCN -Fed. Women's Clubs MORNING KOIL- KFYR (sw- 15.33) Houseboat Hanna KRNT -Your Serenade KOIL KFYR KSO Magazine of the 3:45 CST 2:45 MST KSCJ -Early Livestock Trade CBS -Heinz KSCJ -Ma Perkins, sketch hex Battle's Orch.: CFQC CJRM Air; Leith Stevens' Orch.; NBC -Grandpa Burton: WDAF WCAL- OChapel Service A 8:30 CST 7:30 MST KSOO -From Studio KFAB -Univ. of Nebr. Prgm. - Reed Kennedy, bar.; WDAY (sw -9.53) WDAY -Concordia Chorus; NBC -Breakfast Club: KSO College KSTP -Mark Time KFDY -R. D. Davies "Trouble House," sketch; CJRM -Tinkling Tunes. WMT -Magic Kitchen CBS -Richard Maxwell. songs; WDAF -Way Down East KFJM -Roisums Band guests: KMBC KFAB -Ma Perkins, sketch News: KRNT (sw- 21.52) 10:00 CST 9:00 MSI WDAY -Women in the News KFNF -Henry Field NBC- Edward Davies, bar.: KOIL KFNF.Cecil & Sally 8:45 CST 7:45 MST WDGY- Charles Sengir KLPM -Eb & Zeb (sw- 15.21) KMBC -News Through a Wom NBC -David Harum, sketch (Bab - NBC -Adela Rogers St. John; WEBC- Betty Crocker an's Eyes O): WHO WOW WDAF (sw- KMBC -The Midwesterners CBS -Concert Hall; Kreiner News: WDAF WHO -Kitty Keene of People KSTP- Parade 15.33) KSCJ -Voice the String Quartet: KSCJ KRNT Silver CBS- Bachelor's Children (Old WN4X -Leo. Terry's Band KSOO violinist 15.27) WBBM -Armv Band (CBS) CBS- (Heinz) Magazine of the -Rubinoff, KFAB (sw- Dutch Cleanser) : (sw- 21.52) * 1VOí- Headlines of the Hour tVDGYBudapest Gypsies Air; Leith Stevens' Orch & KSTP-Musical Interlude News: CFQC CJRM Party Line: KMBC WOW WOW- Mystery Melodies WCCO Page WEBC- Housewives Matinee Chorus; Reed Kennedy, bar.; -Front Parade KFJM -World Bookman News: KSCJ KRNT - House," sketch; WTCN Rhythm Review WDAF -Dance Selections KFNF- Kitchen Klatter WHO- Houseboat Hannah CJRM- Surprise Packet "Trouble Leonard Liebling & Pascha 11:15 CST 10:15 MST WDAY- Noonday Variety Prgm. KSO- Marion & Eddie WNAX- Accordion Solos KFAB -News; Radio Calendar Kegan, pianist, guests: WNAX * NBC -Story of Mary Marlin, WDGY- Curbstone Question -Aire KSOO -Black Magic Mystery WOW -News; Belle & Martha KFJM -/.Devotionals WTCN -Luke Rader KRNT KFAB WBBM WCCO sketch (Kleenex) : WOW WHO 11 EBC- Bulletin Board WCCO -Musicale; Markets KFNF- Hughes Reels (sw- 21.52) WDAF KSTP (sw- 15.33) WHO- Luncheon Music WDGY -Geo. Holstein's Texans 4:00 CST 3:00 MST KLPM -To be announced NBC -The O'Neills (Ivory Flakes): CBS -Ted Malone (Hind's WMT -Markets; Hillbillies WMT- Freddy Mauck's Orch. CBS -Sunbrite Jr. Nurse Corps: KSO -Music by Famous Bands * (sw- 15.21) Cream) : KMBC KFAB WCCO WNAX -Brass Band WNAX- Bohemian Band (sw- 11.83) KSOO- Singing Stars NBC -Jesse Crawford, organist: (sw- 21.52) WOW -News; Musicale WOí -Organ Music NBC -Lee Gordon's Orch. WDAF KSTP -Breakfast Club WDAY KSO NBC -Jack & Loretta Clemens WTCN -Popular Concert WTCN -Matinee Melodies WHO WOW (sw -9.53) WDGY- Popular Prgm. CJRM -O, erring Markets KOIL WDAY KSO KFYR 12:45 CST 11:45 MSI 2:15 CST 1:15 MST CBS-Al Trace's Orch.: KSCJ WEBC- Morning Musicale KFNF-Today's Almanac CFQC -Question Man * NBC -Happy Jack, songs: * NBC -Oxydol's Own Ma Per- KRNT WMT -Women in the News; Po- KFYR -Betty & Bob. sketch KF.IM- Souvenirs in Song WDAF (sw- 15.33) kins, sketch: WDAY WEBC NBC -Student Mass Meeting: KSO lies Blotter KLPM -Top Tunes KFNF -Cowboy Bill CBS -Make Believe; Bill Perry, KFYR WDAF WOW KSTP WDAY KFYR WEBC WMT WNAX -Accordion Solos KSCJ -Cecil & Sally tnr.; Ruth Carhart, contralto WHO (sw- 15.33) CFQC -Piano Recital 9:00 KMBC Fashion Flashes CST 8:00 MSI KOIL -News from Radio Row WDGY -Songfest & Johnny Augustine's Orch.: NBC -The Freshmen: KOIL CJRM -Symphony Hour NBC -Mrs. Wiggs of the Cabbage KSCJ -News; Want Ad Rambles WEB(' Betty & Bob. sketch WCCO (sw- 15.27) News: WTCN CFQC KFAB -News Patch, sketch (Old English KS00- Markets & News WMT -Lou Webb, organist NBC -Dot & Will, sketch: KFYR CJRM- Closing Grain Markets KFJM- Cooperative Tour Wax) WOW WDAF (sw- KSTP- Household Forum WTCN -Let's Talk it Over KOIL KSO KFJM -Ma Perkins KMBC -News, Citizens League 15.33) WDGY -News News; WDGY WHO KS00 KF NF-Cowboy Bill KOIL -Duane & Sally CBS -Betty & Bob, sketch 11:gO CST 10:30 MST * WEBC -Woman's Hour Farm & Home KL4'M KSO- Women's Page of the Air KS00- Mother Goose Parade (Gold Medal): WBBM KFAB * NBC -Nat'l WMT -Lou Webb, organist Hour: WDAY KFYR KSTP KFAB- Markets & News KSOO -Dance Parade KSTP -Woman's Page of the Air WCCO KMBC (sw- 21.42) WOI- Headlines: Homemakers WHO WEBC (sw- 15.21) KFDY -Farm Flashes WCCO- Stocks; News WCCO -Football for Women NBC -News: Breen & de Rose: CBS- Romance Helen Trent, F'MB Songsmiths WDGY -Musical Newsettes WDGY -Happy Hollow Gang KFYR 10:15 9:15 of CST MST sketch (Edna Wallace Hopper): KSCALivestork Trade 2:30 CST 1:30 MST WI.B- Fairclough Recital News: KOIL CJRM WMT CFQC * NBC -Backstage Wife, sketch WBBM KRNT KMBC KFAB KSTP-Journal Features * NBC -Vic & Sade, sketch WNAX- Garden of Memories KFJM- Sunshine Hour Almanac KSTP (Dr. Lyons) : WOW WDAF CFQC -Ma Perkins. sketch WDAY -News; The Man (Crisco): KFYR WEBC WOI -Iowa State Med. Society KFNF- Serenader KSTP WHO (sw- 1533) WMT -Joe Doakes; Cornhuskers WDAF WHO WOW WDAY CJRM - Midsession Markets 4:15 CST 3:15 MSI KLPM -Good News Prgm WNAX -D. B. (sw- 15.33) NBC -Personal Column of the Air KFJM -Slim Thomson Gurney Mix & His Ralston KRNT -Deep South WOI -News; The Practical Farmer CBS -Three Consoles: KSCJ NBC -Tom (Chipso) : (sw- 15.21) KFNF -Wilbur Smith Straight Shooters with the KSCJ -Pinto Pete NBC -Vagabonds: KOIL KI.PM -News; Markets WOW -Man on the Street - KRNT WCCO KFAB (sw- K50 -Song Shop Ranch Boys: (sw -9.53) : ews: WTCN KFJM KOIL -Noon -day Varieties WTCN -Front Page of the Air 15.27) KS00- Markets NBC- Dorothy Dreslin, sop.; CBS -Dorothy Gordon's Children CFQC -Stocks; Markets KSCJ- Christmas Seals 1:00 12:00 MST Corner: KSCJ WCCO KRNT KSTP -Polly The Shopper CJRM -Songs of Mt. & Range CST Orch.: KOIL KSO -Globe Time Appreciation Hour; (sw- 11.83) WDAY -Nancy & Phil KFNF -Hymn Stories * NBC -Music CFQC -Seal of the Don KSOO -On the Mall Dr. Walter Damrosch, cond.: NBC -Concert Ensemble: WDAF WDGY- Charles Sengir -One in a Million CJRM -Reflections KFYR Girl WCCO- Kitty Keene KFYR WDAY WDAF WOW WHO WEBC -News; Musical Interlude KLPM -To be announced KFJM- Request Prgm. WDAF- Peck's on the Air KSTP KSO (sw- 15.33 -15.21) CFQC -True Tale Dramas WHO- Morning Melodies KMBC -Melody Souvenirs KFNF -Flower Lady WDGY -Happy Hollow Gang CBS -News Through A Woman's KFAB -Babs & Betty WNAX -,/.Sacred Service KSCJ -To be announced KSOO -News Parade WMT -German Band Eyes (Pontiac), Kathryn Cra- KMBC- Joseph Wildgen, tnr WOI -News; "Gallant," R. Galvin KSO -Day Dreamer WDGY -Music Box WNAX- Ranch -house Boys vens: KFAB WBBM WCCO KSO -Baby Yvonne WTCN- Around Town Makers WMT -Tonic Tunes KSOO- Rhythm WOW- Variety Prgm.; Markets KRNT (sw- 15.27) KSOO -Sports Review 9:15 CST 8:15 MST Memory Lane WNAX -Lloyd Wells' Orch. WDAY- WTCN- Myndall Cain Variety Pi gm. KSTP -Movie Parade NBC -John's Other Wife, sketch CFQC- WTCN -Band Concert WDGY- Mid -Morning Musicale 11:45 CST 10:45 MST CJRM- Luncheon Music WNAX -March Kings (Louis Philippe) : WOW WDAF 2:45 CST 1:45 MSI WMT -Music Memory CBS -Rich Man's Darling, sketch Concert -Amer. Legion Auxiliary (sw- 15.33) KFDY- Chimes NBC -The O'Neills, sketch (kvory WOl (Affiliated Products): WBBM Nebraska Federation CBS -Modern Cinderella, sketch 10:30 CST 9:30 MST KFJM -Hit Parade Flakes): WHO KSTP -KFYR WOW- KRNT KMBC KFAB KFNF -Grab Bag 4:?O CST 3:30 MS7 (Gold Medal) : WCCO WBBM NBC -How to Be Charming. WOW WDAY WEBC WDAF News WDAF WMT KMBC -New Tunes for Old NBC -Jack Armstrong, !ketch KMBC KFAB (sw- 21.52) sketch (Phillips) : WDAF (sw -9.53) CFQC -Old Doc Jim KOIL -Curb Exchange (Wheaties): (sw -9.53) NBC -Five Star Jones (Oxydol) . WOW KSTP (sw- 15.33) CFQC -Old Time Music CJRM -Hits & Encores KSCJ -Music Notes C3S -The Treasurz Adventures of (sw- 15.21) CBS -Cheri & The Three Notes: CJRM-Today's Almatsac KFNF- Hawaiians KSOO -Cecil Sally Jack Masters (Maltex): (sw NBC -Viennese Sextet- KFYR KSCJ KRNT KFAB & KSO -Donn' the Town KLPM -Your Home WDGY -Slim Jim 11.83) KSO -Vic & Sade, sketch KSOO- Peacock Court Dance * NBC KSCJ -Farm Flash; News -Kellogg's Singing Lady: CFQC -Eb & Zeb (Crisco): KOIL WMT (sw- WEBC-Carnival WCCO -Art Institute of the Air * NBC KSO -Eyes of the World (sw- 15.21) CJRM -Organ Treasures 15.21) WHO-Open House WDGY -Gems of Melody KS00- Markets; Round Up CBS -Little Brown Book: KSCJ KFJM -Co- operative Tow CBS -Roger B. Whitman, "The ALB -T. B. Prgm. WMT -Waltz Time KSTP -Mark Tyme WMT -Cornhuskers; Many Happy NBC-Irma Glen. organist: WDAY KFNF -Jim Mogg, songs Better Home" : (sw- 2152) WNAX -Lone Cowboy WCCO -Ma Perkins. sketch Returns WEBC WHO KLPM- Fantasy CFQC -Raymar WOI- Police Bulletins WTCN -Cafe Continental WDAF WNAX -Leo Terry's Band 2:410 NewsWOI: KSOO WDGY KOIL -Kitty Keene CJRM -Melodic Gems WOW -Farm & Home Hour 3:00 CST MST KRNT- Wilbur Time WOI- Moeller's Accordion Band NBC -TEA TIME AT MOR- Chandler KFJM -Waltz (NBC) * KFAB -Crossroads of the Nation KRNT- Consolaires -Jim Andy 1:15 CST 12:15 MST rells; Variety Show, featuring KFNF & WTCN- Whoopee John's Music KFYR -Hazel Johnson Crocker CBS- American School of the Gale Page, contr.; Charles KSCJ -Dance Time KFYR -Betty KMBC- Gossip Club KLPM -News; Markets Air; Current Events; Voca- Sears, tnr.; Jose Gallicchio's 1(500- Sketches in Melody KOIL -Iowa Highlights KMBC -News tional Guidance: KSCJ KMBC Orch. & Don McNeill, m.c. KSTP- Musical Interlude KRNT -Hi & Lo KSO- Question Box AFTERNOON WBBM WCCO (sw- 15.27) WDAF WEBC WHO KSTP WDAY -Hildegrade Usselman KSO- Dan bar. Pointer Parade: KRNT WMT (sw -9.53) Srnilin' WDGY -Piano Moods KSOO -Bing Crosby, KSTP-Theater Prgm. WEBC-Music in the Air WCCO -One Girl in a Million 12:00 CST 11:00 MST CFQC -Sport Review __ CBS -Billy Mills' Orch.: KSCJ W CCOSchedule I ivestock WDAY -On the Mall NBC -Joe White, tnr.: (sw- 15.33) KFAB -Open House KRNT (sw- 15.27) WHO -Betty Crocker WMT- Christmas Prem. WDGY -Aunt Sammy -Five Star Review (Karo & KFDY- Musicale NBC -Radio Guild, drama: WMT -Dana & Howdy CBS * WNAX- Rosebud Kids WEBC -News; Medicine Show Morton Bowe, tnr.; KFJM -Puzzle Prgm. KOIL WNAX -News Linit); WOW- Interview with Aunt Sally 9:30 CST 8:30 MST WHO -Party Line Merl Bell; Bill Johnstone, KOIL -Golden & Butler News: WDAY WNAX KS00 NBC -Just Plain Bill, sketch WNAX- Ragtime Band Movie Reporter; Ray Sinatra's KSOO -Hits & Bits CFQC -Musical Clock 4:45 CST 3:45 ?rIST Tea Time Col. Roscoe (Anacin) : WOW WDAF (sw- WOI- Midwest Markets Orch.: WBBM KRNT WCCO WHO -Hits & Encores * CJRM -RADIO GOSSIP: NBC -Flying 15.33) 'WTCN-Dixieland Band KFAB (sw- 15.27) WLB -Music Time Topics Turner: KFYR KOIL WDAY

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CBS- Wilderness Road: KRNT Sports: WTCN .KSCJ CJRM- Variety Prgm. * CBS -THE GOOSE CREEK NBC-Earl Hines' Orch.: KSO KSCJ KMBC WCCO (sw- CJRM- Dinner Dance Music KFJM -Old Time Jamboree Parson, sketch (Super Suds): WEBC KFYR KSTP 15.27) KFJM- Dinner Clobbers KFNF -Farm Sales; News KMBC KSL (also at 6:30 p.m.) CBS -George Olsen's Orch.: KSCJ Friday NBC -Little Orphan Annie KFNF- Pentecostal Singers KLPM -Selmar & Soprani NBC -Elza Schallert Interviews KFAB WNAX KRNT sketch (Ovaltine): (sw -9.53) KFYR-Organ Prgm. KSL -News Miriam Hopkins: KOIL WENR * NBC -True Story Court of Hu- December 4 Diamond City News: KFAB KRNT -Songs by Eileen WGN -Lone Ranger, drama CJRM -News man Relations: KOA (also at KSOO WCCO -A Year Ago Today WLB- Norwegian Lesson I.FYR- Safety on the Highways 8:30 p.m.) CFQC -True Tale Dramas WEBC-Rubinoff, violinist 7:45 CST 6:45 MST KMOX -Thank You Stusia Sports Review: KMBC WMT KSO -The Old Scoutmaster WMT -Mile a Minute Revue CFQC- Musical Prgm. KOA -Night Club KLPM- Thrill Hunter KSTP-Way Down East WNAX -Dinner Hour CJRM -Album of Life KRNT -Gold Under the Moon KMOX -Headline Highlights WDAF- Safety Council Talk KFJM- Rhythm Club KSO -Baby Yvonne KOIL -Stephen D. Cartright WDGY -Variety, Prgm. 6:15 CST 5:15 MST NBC -UNCLE EZRA'S RADIO KFNF- Pumpkin Valley KSTP -Mr. Editor WCCO -Rollie Johnson WEBC- Twilight Review * Station (Atka-Seltzer): WDAF KSL -Let's Dance WCCO- Rubinoff, violinist WDAY -Barn Dance WHO -Asher & Little Jimmie; WOW WHO KFYR KSTP 8:00 CST 7:00 MST WEBC -Musical Interlude WGN-Freddy Martin's Orch. News * NBC -Fred Waring's Orch. WHO -The Songfellows WLW-Salute to Jacksonville, WMT-Happy WDAY WEBC Chappies CBS -Popeye the Sailor, (Ford Dealers); Rosemary WJR- Musicale Florida WOW- American sketch Weekly (Wheatenc): WBBM KRNT Lane. WTMJ WEBC WDAY WLW -Jack Denny's Orch. WMAQ -Frankie Masters' Orch. 5:00 CST 4 00 MST KMOX KFAB KMBC WCCO KFYR KSO KOIL WLW KSTP WTCN -Moonlight Sonata WOW -News ' CBS -Sunbrite Jr. Nurse Corps, (sw- 11.83) WMT WLS (sw- 11.87) (also WTMJ -Carla Pestalozzi WTCN -Crazy Crystal Hotel sketch: WBBM KFAB WCCO NBC -Stainless Show; Ford Bond, see 11 p.m.) KMBC 10:00 CST 9:00 MST 10:45 CST 9:45 MST commentator; Mario Cozzi, * CBS -Hollywood Hotel (Camp- NBC -Moorish Tales, Stories by bell Soup); Dick Powell; Anne * NBC -AMOS 'N' ANDY (PEP - NBC -Emil Coleman's Orch.: Boake Carter bar.; Organ: KSO WMT KOIL WOW Washington Irving: WDAF Jamison, sop.; Francis Lang- sodent): WOW KOA WDAF See 6:45 p.m. CST (5:45 MST) (sw- 11.87) CBS -Geo. Olsen's Orch.: KMBC WOW KFYR WDAY (sw -9.53) News: KFJM WTCN ford, sop.; Igor Gorin, bar.; WMAQ (also at 6 p.m.) CBS -Buddy Clark, bar.:' (sw- Raymond Paige's Orch.; Clau- CBS -Mortimer Gooch, sketch WBBM CFQC -Musical Prgm. NBC -Earl Hines' Orch.: KOIL 11.83) -Growing dette Colbert & Fred MacMur- (Wrigley's Gum): KRNT KSL CFQC- CJRM Up WMT WENR Frequencies Symphony Hour KFNF- Sketches in Melody ray in "Maid of Salem" : KSCJ KMBC KMOX WCCO WBBM CJRM -Light Opera Gems WNAX KSL KMOX WCCO KFAB (also at 6 p.m.) KFYR -Safety on the Highways CFQC-840 WCCO-810 KLPM -Cecil & Sally CJRM-540 KFJM- Shirley Ann KFAB WJR KRNT KMBC NBC -John Winters, organist; KLPM-Fascinatin' Rhythm WDAF-610 KSCJ -Rubinoff, violinist KMOX KFAB-770 WDAY-940 KOIL- Sports Review WBBM (sw- 11.83) George R. Holmes: (sw -9.53) -Three Queens & a Jack RFDY-780 WDGY-1180 KRNT- Variety Prgm. 6:30 CST 5:30 MST NBC -Abe Lymen's Waltz Time NBC -Frankie Masters' Orch.: WCAL- jChapel Service KFJM-1370 WEBC-1290 KSCJ -Y. M. C. A. Prgm. * NBC -HORLICK'S LUM & AB- (Phillips); Frank Munn, KSO WMT WCCO -Cecil Hurst's Orch. KFNF-890 W ENR-8 70 tnr.; KFYR-550 WGN-720 KSO- Adventures of Tim ner: WLS WLW Bernice Claire: WMAQ WOW News: KOIL WTCN WDAY WEBC -News -THE GOOSE KLPM-1240 WHO-1000 KSTP -Buddy & Ginger * CBS CREEK WDAF (sw -9.53) WJR WJR -Ted Fiorito's Orch. (CBS) KMBC-950 WJR-750 WDGY -Hits of the Day Parson, sketch (Super Suds): CFQC -Univ. of Toronto Night CJRM-Dance Band Parade WTCN- Invitation to a Waltz KMO%-1090 WLB-1250 WEBC -Santa WBBM KFAB KRNT WCCO CJRM- Modern Tempos KFYR- Sports; News ROA-830 W LS-870 Claus 11:00 CST 10:00 MST KOIL-1280 WLW-70o WHO -Tonic Tunes (sw- 11.83) (also see 9:45 p.m ) KFNF -Dude Martin Wranglers KLPM- Sports Diamond City News: KSTP NBC -Glen Gray's Orch.: KSO KRNT-1320 WMAQ-670 WMT -Peggy & Her KOA- Bandmaster KSCJ -News; Dance Time KSCJ-1330 Pals KMBC. WMT KOIL WMAQ WMT-600 WNAX -Balladeers WEBC WGN -Dick Jurgens' Orch. KSCJ -News; To be announced KSL-1130 WNAX-570 News: KOIL WDAY WNAX WHO * NBC -Fred Waring's Orch. 1S0-1430 WTCN -Tunes of Day WHO -World Dances KSTP-Folks Behind the News W01-610 the (Ford Dealers) : KOA (also at 1800-1110 WOW-590 CFQC- Variety Prgm. WTCN -Dick Long's Orch. WEBC -News; Variety Bill 5:15 UST 4:15 MST CJRM -This Week in History 7 p.m.) KSTP-1460 WTCN-1250 * NBC -Int'I B'cast from Buenos 8:15 CST 7:15 MST WENR -Donald McGibeny, comm. CBS -Guy Lombardo's Orch.: WBBM-770 WTMJ-620 KFJM- Sports Slants News: CJRM KFJM WGN -Little Jack Little's Orch. WCAL-1250 Aires; Peace Conference: (sw- KFNF -Band Marches WNAX KFAB KSCJ KRNT 953) KFNF -Club Cabana WHO- Rubinoff, violinist NBC -Shandor, violinist; Johnny KFYR -To be announced KOA- Musical Moments WLW -Paul Sullivan, newsroom CBS Bobby Benson, Children's KLPM -Mary Osborne * Hamp's Orch.: KFYR KSTP WGN -Diamond City News WNAX- Concert Orch. KSL Sketch (Hecker H -0) : (sw- KSCJ -Uncle Jerry WDAY WDAF WHO WEBC -International News 11.83) WTCN -Stars over Broadway WTMJ -News; Dancing 'til Mid- CJRM -News WCCO -Carl Ravel's Orch. KSO -News; Open House 8:30 CST 7:30 MST night ,NBC-Tom Mix & His Ralston WDAF -Rubinoff, violinist KLPM- Moonlight Melodies WEBC -Moods Straight Shooters; Ranch Boys: * NBC -TWIN STARS (NATION - KMBC-Buddy Fisher's Orch. WGN -Dick Jureen's Orch. WMT -Si Perkins' Mountaineers al Biscuit) ; Rosmarie Bran- 10:15 CST 9:15 MST KSTP WOW- Rhythm Revue KMOX -Bobby Meeker's Orch. WJR- Meditations CBS -Eddie -House, organist: cato, sop.; Helen Claire; Joseph NBC -King's Jesters: WENR KSL -Musical Miners WLW -Gus Arnheim's Orch. WTCN -High School Football Re- Bonime's Orch.: WMT KOIL WDAF KFYR WEBC (sw -9.53) KSCJ KFAB WBBM view WCCO -Dance Orch. WTCN -Let's Dance KFJM -Back to the Bible WTMJ KSO WEBC WENR CBS -Roger Pryor's Orch.: KSCJ WENR -Henry Buses's Orch. 6:45 UST 5:45 MST KSTP WDAY KFYR (sw- KFAB 11:45 CST 10:45 MST KFYR -News WBBM WNAX KMBC WGN -Dance Orch. -Dick * CBS -Boake Carter, commen- 11.87) NBC-Int'l B'cast from CBS Stabile's Orch.: KMOX KMBC -Advs. of Sonny & Buddy * Buenos WJR -Al Donahue's Orch. KSL WCCO tator (Philco) : WBBM WCCO * NBC -True Story Court of Hu- Aires; Pan -American Peace KOIL -Jack Armstrong, sketch WJR -Leon Belasco's Orch. 12:00 KRNT -Wilbur Chandler, songs KMBC KFAB (sw- 11.83) man Relations: WOW WHO Conference: (sw -6.14) WOW -Music Box CST 11:00 MST KMOX -When Day KSO -Drake Football Rally NBC -Norsemen Quartet: KSTP WMAQ WDAF (sw -9.53) News: WHO WCCO KSO WMT WTCN- Reveries Is Done Rubinoff, violinist: KOIL WDAY CBC- Arabesque- CFQC CJRM KOA -News WCCO -Gene & Glenn KLPM KRNT 11:15 CST 10:15 MST WDAF- Variety Prgm. KFYR WNAX KFNF -Eb & &Zeb KMOX-France Laux, sports KSL -Ellis Kimball's Orch. CFQC -Cecil & Sally KOA- Golden Melodies CBS -Guy Lombardo's Oral.: KSO- Rhythm Club Vs DAY -Dinner Hour KOA -Thank You Stusia -Red WBBM KMOX KMBC KSTP -News; Dream Ship WDGY -Sons of the Pioneers CJRM -Buck Rogers WGN Norvo's Orch. KOIL- American Weekly KLPM-Rhythm WLW -For NBC -Glen Gray's Orch.: (sw- WENR -Frankie Masters' Orch. WEBC -Buddy & Ginger Keyboard Men Only KSL- Memory Garden KRNT -Sports WTCN- Athletic Club KSTP -News; Sports 15.21) WGN -Al Kavelin's Orch. WHO -Jr. Nurse Corp. CJRM- Musical Prgm. WLW -Sammy Kaye's Orch. WNAX- Yankton College KSCJ -Musical Prgm. 8:45 CST 7:45 MST WDAY -Hold the Press 1{60 -Sweet Music -Today's KSL-- Hughesreels WMAQ- King's Jesters' Orch. WOW -Curiosity Club KFNF News WGN -Kay Kyser's Orch. WDAF 11:30 CST 10:30 MST WOW-Musicale WTCN- Remote Control -Hot Dates in Music WGN -News; Quin Ryan, sports WJR -Eve. Revue WEBC -Variety Bill WTCN -Dance Orch. WLW -Queen's Minstrel NBC -Riley & Farley's Orch.: 12:15 CST 11:15 MST 5:30 CST 4:30 MST WHO -Gene & Glenn 9:00 CST 8:00 MST WMAQ-Bob McGrew's Orch. KFYR KSTP WDAY WDAF KOA -Ran Wilde's Orch. * NBC -Kellogg's Singing Lady: WMT- Diamond City News * NBC -RADIO GUIDE'S COURT WOW- Richard Himber's Orch. WHO WEBC WOW WMAQ WMAQ -Earl Hines' Orch. KOIL KSO WMT WOW -Cornhuskers of Honor with Shep Fields' WTCN -Si Haskins' Orch. CBS -Dick Stabile's Orch.: WBBM ' -x:30 CST 11:30 MST NBC -News; Robert Gately, bar.: Rippling Rhythm Orch.; Benay KSCJ WNAX KFAB KMBC KOA- Jimmie Grier's Orch. WDAY Venuta, vocalist & Guests 10:30 CST 9:30 MST KRNT KSL -Phil Harris' Orch. * CBS -News; Int'I B'cast from of Honor; Donald Towne, Ra- * CBS- CHESTERFIELD PRGM. NBC -Bert Block's Orch.: WMT WENR -Louis Panico's Orch. Buenos Aires; Pan -American dio Gossip; Ben Grauer, an- with Andre Kostelantez' Orch.; KOIL KSO WENR WGN -Red Norvo's Orch. Peace Conference: WNAX nouncer: WMT KSO WENR Soloists; Guests: KSL (also CEC- Western Singers: CFQC WLW -Clyde Trask's Orch. KMBC KSCJ KFAB (sw- 7:00 CST 6:00 MST KOIL (sw -6.14) at 7:30 p.m.) CJRM WMAQ -Bob McGrew's Orch. . 11.83) * NBC -Cities Service Concert; CBS -Philadelphia Symph. Orch.; NBC -Emil Coleman's Orch.: KMOX -Jeeter Pillars' Orch. NBC-News; - Lucille Manners, Jessica Dragonnette, sop.; Ro- Eugene Ormandy, cond.: WDAF WHO (sw -9.53) KOA -Art Kassel's Orch. End of Friday Programs sop.: WOW sario Bourdon'-s Orch.: WDAY WBBM WCCO KMBC KMOX Jack Armstrong, sketch: KFYR KFYR KSTP WDAF WEBC KFAB KRNT KSL WJR (sw- WHO WDAF WCCO WTMJ WMAQ WHO WOW 6.12) ' News: CJRM WTCN KOA (sw -9.53) i NBCCampana's First Nighter, CFQC- Government Radio School CBS -Broadway Varieties (Bi-So- dramatization starring Don CJRM- Variety Prgm. Dol); Oscar Shaw, bar.; Car - Ameche & Barbara Luddy: KFJM -Uncle Bill mella Ponselle, mezzo, sop.; WTMJ WLW WMAQ WHO KFOR -RADIO Elizabeth Lennox, contr.; Vic- It's * GOSSIP (1210 On WOW WDAF WEBC WDAY kc) tor Arden's Orch.; Guests: KSL KFYR KSTP KOA (sw-9.53) KMOX -Eugene LePique, pianist WBBM KRNT KMBC KFAB To be announced: CJRM WNAX KR NT -Organ Reveries WCCO WJR. KMOX (sw- CFQC -Old Folks Frolic KSTP -Uncle Tom's Quackerbox 11.87) KSCJ -Thrill Hunter Tonight! WDGY- Variety Prgm. NBC -Irene Rich, drama (Welch WGN -Al Kavelin's Orch. WEBC -News; Twilight Review Grape Juice) "Death Cell": WTCN -Front Page of the Air WNAX -The Lone Cowboy KOIL WMT WLS KSO (sw- 9:15 CST 8:15 MST It's Friday night, it's Court of Honor night 5:45 CST 4:45 MST 11.87) CFQC -Album of Life -and MBS Flies; * NBC -Lowell Thomas. commen- -Time Commander CJRM -Let's Sing Again it's the biggest star -spangled show on the air! tator (Sun Oil): (sw- 15.21) Frank Hawks: WLW WGN WTCN -Rubinoff. violinist CBS- Renfrew of the Mounted CBC -From a Rose Garden: CFQC 9:30 8:30 CJRM CST MST (Wonder Bread): WBBM NBC -Vivian della Chiesa, sop. & KRNT KSCJ KFAB KMBC KFJM -Amer. Family Robinson Orch.: KOIL EVERY FRIDAY NIGHT AT IO O'CLOCK, EST WCCO KFNF -Henry Field CBS -To be anounced: KFAB NBC -Orphan Annie (Ovaltine): KLPM -Black Magic KRNT KSCJ WNAX WCCO KSCJ -To be announced (NINE O'CLOCK, CST) WDAY WOW KFYR (sw -6.12) Over WJZ and the NBC -BLUE NETWORK NBC -Gran & Smith: KOIL WLB -Book Review * NBC -Good Time Society, Chick Little Orphan Annie: WNAX WNAX -Ranch House Boys Webb's Orch.; Soloists & Choir KFJM WEBC WTCN WMT 7:15 CST 6:15 MST (Sinclair) : WDAF KOA WEBC KSO NBC -Singin' Sam, songs: KOIL WTMJ KSTP KFYR WLW RADIO GUIDE brings you the COURT OF KSTP- Amusement; News WLS WMT KSO (sw- 11.87) WMAQ WOW WDAY (sw -9.53) WDAF -The Randall Family KSCJ -Eb & Zeb CBC -I Cover the Water Front: HONOR -your hit- show -with Shep Fields' mu- WDGY -News KFJM -Rubinoff, violinist CFQC CJRM WHO -Asher & Little Jimmie KLPM -Harlem Rhythm Kings KMBC -Erle Smith sic, hot studio gossip, and stars galore! Radio's 6:00 CST 5:00 MST WLB -Univ. Series KMOX -Dunstedter's Swing * NBC -AMOS 'N' ANDY (PEP - 7:30 CST 6:30 MST KSL -Pinto Pete sodent): WHO (sw -953) (also * CBS -CHESTERFIELD PRGM. KSO -Gems of Rhythm see 10 p.m.) with Andre Kostelanetz' Orch.; WENR -The Music You Love CBS- Mortimer Gooch, sketch Kay Thompson; Ray Heather- WGN- Behind the Camera Lines (Wrigley's Gum): (sw- 11.83) ton; Rhythm Singers; David WHO -Jack Randolph's Music Court of NBC-Mary Small, songs: KOIL Ross: WBBM WCCO WNAX WJR-Football Roundup 1(50 WDAY KSTP KMBC KFAB KMOX KRNT WMT -Rhythm Rhapsody CBS -To be announced: KFAB KSCJ WJR (sw- 11.83) WTCN -Deep South NBC Maury Stein's Orch.: WDAF NBC-Death Valley Days, drama 9:45 CST 8:45 MST Honor News: CFQC KMBC KLPM (Borax) : KOIL WMT KSO CBS -Vocals by Verrill: KSCJ WOW WLS WLW (sw- 11.87) KFAB WNAX (sw -6.12)

C 6/i 45 CFQC- Variety Show CFQC -Musical Prgm. 1:00 CST 12:00 MSI CFQC -Musical Clock CJRM -This Rhythmic Age KFNF -Poultry Prgm. NBC -Words & Music: KFYR CJRM -Crazy Quilt Football Saturday KFJM -Art Tweet KSTP-Songs of Yesteryear KSTP (sw- 15.21) KFJM -Rural Rhythm KFNF- Shopping Lady WDGY- Living Love Songs CBS -Al Roth & His Syncopators: KFNF- Variety Hour KMBC KFAB A very complete sched- December 5 KFYR- Weather; Markets WEBC -News ; Musical Interlude KSCJ KRNT WDGY- Skarning's Orch. ule of KLPM -Seen Around Town WNAX -Leo Terry's Orch. (sw- 15.27) WEBC -Aft. Interlude stations broad- KSTP- Uncle Tom's Party WOI- Girl's 4 -H Clubs of Iowa NBC -To be announced: WDAF WLB -Opera Prgm. casting football games, WCAL- QChapel Service WTCN -Let's Talk it Ove, WOW (sw- 15.33) 3:15 CST 2:15 MSI the games to be heard WCCO -F. H. A. Prgm. 11:30 CST 10:30 MST CFQC -Musical Prgm. CJRM -Radio Matinee and the times will be WDGY- Mid- Morning Musicale CBS -George Hall's Orch.: KSCJ CJRM -Model Aircraft League KFJM -News found on Page 49 WEBC-Woman's Hour KRNT WBBM (sw- 21.52) KFDY- Chimes Concert KSOO-Pacific Echoes WOW -Little Story Bag * NBC -Nat'l Farm & Home Hr.: KFJM -News WEBC Music School WOW KSTP KFYR WDAY KFNF -Grab Bag WNAX- Matinee 5:30 CST 4:311 MST 10:00 CST 9:00 MST WEBC WHO (sw- 15.21) KOIL -Curb Exchange 3:30 CST 2 :30 MST * NBC -News; Home Symphony; NBC -Our American Schools; Ernest La Prade, cond.: KFYR CFQC- Variety Prgm. KSOO -Cecil & Sally NBC -Continentals; Hugo Mari - KFYR WHO * Florence Hale: CJRM- Midsession Markets WCCO -Dance Orch. ani's Orch. WDAF WOW WDAY WOW WDAF (sw- 15.33) Morning from "Peer Gynt" Swift KFAB -Children's Theater WDAY- Noonday Variety Pigm. WDAY WEBC KFYR KSTP No. I. 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WDAF- Peck's on the Air KOIL (sw- 15.21) CFQC Tea Hour h?íBC Joanne Taylor CJRM -Luncheon Music KFYR WMT WDGY -Happy Hollow Gani, CJRM- Tinkling Tunes CJRM -Variety Musicale 8:39 CST 7 :30 MS I KOIL-News from Radio Row WMT- German Band KFDY -Farm Flashes KFJM -Uncle Bill KSOO & WDGY -Piano Selections CBS -Mellow Moments: KMBC Markets News KFJM -Puzzle t 1210 WNAX- Ranch -house Boys Prgm KFJM -With the Masters * KFOR -RA0i0 GOSSIP KFAB KRNT (sw- 21.52) WCCO -Musicale WTCN -Deep South KOIL- Kenneth Golden & Eddie kcI News: WEBC WDGY WDAY -Uncle Ken's Kiddies Klub WNAX -Accordion Solos 11 :45 CST 10:45 MST Butler WOW -News' KOIL -Hits & Encores KFJM -Rural Rhythm WDGY -News CBS- George Hall's Orch.: WCCO KSO -Gov. Herring, talk KSO -News; Rollin' Along KFNF- Sketches in Melody WNAX -Ranch House Boys (sw- 15.27) KSOO- Matinee Dance Party 4:00 CST 3:00 MST F. STP- Musicale KLPM -Guess What? WOI- Parent -Teacher's Prgm. News: WDAF WMT WBBM -Al Roth's Syncopators NBC -Top Hatters: WDAF WOW 1VCCO -Minn. Tourist Bureau KSTP- Breakfast Club (NBC) 10:15 CST 9:15 MST CJRM -Hits & Encores (CBS) WDAY KSTP WHO KFYR WDAF- Parade of Directors WCCO -Gene & Glenn NBC -Doc Whipple, pianist WOK KFNF- Hawaiians WMT -Gov. Clyde L. Herring (sw -9.53) WDGY- Broadway Temple WEBC- Morning Melodies WHO WDAF (sw- 15.33) KFYR -Local 4 -H Club WOI- Campus Varieties NBC- Musical Adventures: KOIL WEBC -News; Twilight Review WHO- Musical Clock CBS- Cincinnati Conservatory of KLPM- What's New? WTCN -Crazy Crystal Hotel WEBC WMT KSO (sw- 15.21) WHO -Football Scoreboard WMT -Lou Webb, organist Music: KMBC KSO -To be announced 1:30 CST 12:30 MST CFQC -Piano Recital WMT- Musical Mailbox WNAX -Yodeling Cowboy NBC -Melody of Romance (Jel- KSOO -Hog Markets; Round Up NBC -Whitney Ensemble. KSO CJRM -Songs of the Islands WNAX -Ranch House Boys WOI- Market News Sert); Chas. Sears, tor.; Harry WOI- Police Bulletins KSTP WDAY KOIL (sw -- KSOO -Brown Kiddies WOW -Thank You, Stusia WTCN -Variety Prgm. Kogen's Orch.: KOIL WEBC VCTCN Whoopee John's Music 15.21) WCCO -To be announced WTCN -News 8:45 CST 7:45 MST KSO WMT KSTP (sw- 15.21) CBS-Madison Ensemble: KMBC WDGY -Happy Hollow Gang 5:45 CST 4:45 MST News KFJM WTCN KSCJ KRNT WBBM (sw- WLB -Haydn Quartet CJRM- Surprise Packet NBC -J Religion in the News; CFQC- Stocks; Markets 15.27) WNAX -March Kings KFAB -News; Radio Calendar AFTERNOON, WOW (sw -9.53) -Songs of Mt. & NBC -To be announced: KFYR KFJM- QDevotionals CJRM Range 4:15 CST 3:15 MST CBS -Sat. Night Swing Club: -lnez Molison WHO KFNF -Popular Music KFNF NBC -Timothy Make Peace, com- KRNT KFAB KSCJ KMBC KFYR -One Girl in a Million 12:00 CST 11:00 MST To be announced: WMT WEBC edy: KSO KOIL WMT (sw- KLPM -To be announced CBS -Jack Shannon, tnr.: KSCJ CFQC- Variety Prgm. (sw- 11.83) * KLPM -MOVIE GOSSIP 15.21) KSO KOIL KRNT-News Reel of the Air WCCO (sw- 15.27) CJRM- Luncheon Music Football Scoreboard: KSO -Music by Famous Bands KSOO- Rhythm Makers CFQC -Concert Music WMT WCCO -Stocks Market Quotations: CJRM CFQC KFAB -News; Securities Markets CJRM -Organ Reveries KSOO- Singing Stars KFAB- Musical Moments KFJM- Orville Blackstad WDGY- Beauty & You KFDY -4 -H Club Prgm KFAB -News WDGY - Popular Concert KFJM -Hollywood KSTP -Amusement; News; Sports WEBC- Melodies of Romance Speaks KFJM- Request Prgm. KSOO- Srports Review WEBC- Monung Musicale 10:30 KLPM -Wen Schuh & Orch. KFNF -String Quintet 1VCC0 Uncle Jim WMT -Women in the News CST 9:30 MST WEBC -To be announced WDGY -News NBC -Bromley House, bar.: WHO !:MBC -News; Markets WCCO -St. Paul Dept. Parks - MST WHO -Asher & Little Jimmie WNAX -Accordion Solos WDAF KRNT- Hawkeye Dinnertime WDGY -Tuneful Topics 4:30 CST 3:30 -Musical NBC -Kaltenmeyer's Kindergar- WTCN- Remote Control WTCN Interlude NBC-Magic of Speech WMT KSO- Inquiring Microphone WNAX -Accordion Solos * ten (Quaker Oats) ; Bruce 9:00 CST 8:00 MST KSO WEBC KOIL (sw- 15.21) 'Ç SOO -Farm Specials WTCN -Band Concert CST 5:00 MST NBC -News; Charioteers: WDAF WDAF -Nat'l Farm & Home Hour Kamman; Merrill Fugit; Elinor NBC -To be announced: WMAQ BC- Mystery Chet. Isw- 15.33) 1:45 CST 12:45 MST Harriot: WHO WOW (sw- 15.33) (NBC). CBS -General Mills "Kick Off": WOW KFYR KSTP WDAY WOW KFYR WHO CFQC -Musical Prgm. WDAF (sw -9.53) CBS -News; Bluebirds: WCCO CJRM -Melodic Gems WDGY -Be Beautiful (sw- 15.27) WDAF WTMJ KSTP WEBC KMBC KFAB KSCJ WBBM WMT-Cedar Valley Hillbillies CBS -Football Souvenir: KMBC NBC -Buzzy Kountz' Orch.: KSO KOA (sw -9.53) KFJM -Ed Werstlein WMT (sw- 15.21) KRNT (sw- 21.52) WNAX -Musical Prgm. KSCJ KRNT WCCO KFAB NBC- QMessage of Israel; Rabbi KFNF -Jim & Andy News: KSOO WDGY WOI NBC -News; Breen At De Rose. -H WOI- Extension Hour CJRM CFQC Wise, "Our Democracy & the KFYR -4 Club Prgm. Tarzan, sketch: CJRM -Tea Topics KFYR WTCN- Luncheon Music KFNF -Your Time Jew "; Speaker:, KOIL (sw- KL1'M -News, Markets Pets KFAB -Crosroads of the Nation News: KOIL CFQC WMT CJRM KSOO -Bing Crosby, bar 'ç CST 11:15 MST KSOO- Drifting & Dreaming 11.87) KFJM -RADIO GUIDE'S HATS KFJM- Sunshine Hour NBC -Rex Battle's Orch.: (sw WDGY- Variations * Iowa Speaks: WMT KRNT KSTP -Household Forum of a Year Ago KFNF- Garden in Melody WCCO -One Girl in a Million 15.33) WLB -Verdi Opera News: KLPM CFQC KLPM -Good News Prgm CBS Poetic Strings: KSCJ (sw- KMBC- Gossip Club CJRM -Dinner Dance Music WDAY -Farm and Home Bulletins WMT -Whitney Ensemble (NBC) KOIL -Iowa Highlights KSO- Junior Broadcasters Club WDGY -Aunt Sammy 15.27) WNAX- Yodeling Cowboy jM- Dinner Clr.bbers KS00- Markets & Melody News KOIL KFJM WNAX WCCO -To be announced KFNF -Langvands WNAX -Rosebud Kids 2:00 CST 1:00 MST WDAY- Alm KSTP -Polly The Shopper KSO NBC -Varieties WDAF WEB( Jeanne {iMBC -News; The Band Plays WOI- Midwest Markets WEBC -Mary Oxman, pianist WDAY -Nancy & Phil WOW -In the Playhouse Markets: WCCO WOI WDAY KFYR WOW KSTP KSO -Open House WDGY -Hollywood Brevities CFQC -Dance Orch. WHO (sw- 15.33) WHO -Weekly Digest WCCO-Huskies' Score Tune WTCN -Farm Hour WNAX -Yodeling WEBC -News; Musical Interlude CJRM -Opharial, astrologer CBS -Football Game: Cowboy WNAX- Dinner Hour KSCJ WTCN -Cafe WNAX -¡],Sacred Service 10:45 CST 9:45 MST KFAB -Man en the Street KRNT WCCO KFAB KMBC Continental WTCN- Sports Review WOI -News; "Gallant," R. Galvin NBC -Magic of Speech: WDAY KFNF -Farm Sales & News (sw- 15.27) 4:45 CST 3:45 MST 6:15 CST 5:15 MST WTCN- Around Town NBC -Home Town, sketch WDAF KFYR -Nat'l Farm & Home Hr. NBC -Country Cousins. sketch: CBS -Knickerbocker Knights; NBC- Hampton Institute Singers: WHO (sw- 15.33) (NBC) News: KSCJ KRNT KMBC KSTP WDAF KFYR WDAY 9:15 8:15 MSI KSO KOIL WMT (sw- 15.21) CST CFQC -Musical Prgm. KMBC -Tex Owens. songs CFQC -Musical, Prgm. WCCO KFAB (sw- 11.83) WHO (sw -9.53) NBC -Vass Family WDAF WOW CJRM -Abide With Me WDGY Noon Hour Musicale CFQC -True Tale Dramas CBS -Sportcast, Ted Husing (At- (sw- 15.33) CJRM -News KFJM -Prgm. Previews WMT -Question Man; Voice of KFDY -To be announced KOIL- Kounti Orch. (NBC) lantic Refining): (sw- 11.83) CBS- Richard Maxwell, songs KFNF -Casey Iowa -World KSOO- Colonel Courtesy CBS-Herbert Footé s Ensemble. KRNT KSCJ KMBC KFAB KFYR- Variety Prgm. KFJM Bookman CST 11:30 MST KFNF- Kitchen Klatter WDAY -Charlie & Cedric KSCJ KFAB WCCO WBBM WCCO (sw- 21.52) KLPM -Hits & Encores NBC- Campus Capers: WDAF KSO- Airbreaks Prgm WDGY -Organ ,Moods News: WTCN KFJM WOW NBC -Raising Your Parents: KSCJ- Livestock Trade; News WHO (sw- 1533) KSOO -Organ Reveries WEBC -To be announced Rubinoff, violinist: KMBC KFNF KFYR WMT WDAY KSOO -Man on the Street CBS -Buffalo Presents: KMBC WDGY- Norman Meacham WHO -Asher & Little Jimmie; CFQC -Musical Prgm. CFQC -Eb & Zeb KSTP- Church Review (sw- 15.27) WLB -Falstaff News CJRM -Growing Up CJRM -Organ Treasures WC(-'O Cinn. Conservatory ICBS) NBC -Our Barn, children's prgm.: WNAX Brass Band WNAX- Accordion Solos KLPM-Football Scores KFNF -Jim Mogg, songs WDGY -Bernadene Peterson KOIL KFYR (sk- 15.21) 2:15 CST 1:15 MST WTCN -String Ensemble KSO- Airbreaks KLPM -Fantasy WTCN -Dixieland Band Rex Battle's Orch.: CFQC CJRM 5:00 CST 4:00 MST WEBC -To be announced KOIL -Tonic Tunes * NBC -Gale Page, songs: KSO 1 t:00 CST 10:00 M:_T KFAB -Farm Drama KOIL WMT NBC -Otto Thurrt s. Orch.: WDAY KSOO- Sketches in Melody (sw- 15.21) 6:30 CST 5:30 MST NBC- Chasin Music Series; Dr. KFDY -Vocational Problems CFQC -News KFYR KSTP WOW WHO NBC -Uncle Jim's Question Bee; KSTP- Musical Interlude George Stewart, speaker: WHO KFJM Roistuns' Band (sw -9.53) WDGY -Piano Moods CJRM -Closing Markets (G. Washington Coffee); Jim WDAF WDAY (sw- 15.33) KFNF -Henry Field KFJM -Tea Time Tidings NBC -Jesse Crawford, organist: McWilliams, cond.: (sw- 11.87) WEBC -Music in the Air CBS -Cornell Univ. R. O. T. 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WDAF -News CJRM Party Noonday Variety Leveÿ s Orch. : WEBC WDAF Sports: WDAF KSCJ KFJM * CBS -Let's Pretend: KMBC KFAB Weather & Markets WDGY -Sons of the Pioneers KFYR WOW WDAY KSTP WDGY -Hits of the Day CFQC- Musings KFAB KSCJ WBBM (sw- KFJM -Stars of Tomorrow WEBC Bulletin Board WHO (sw- 15.33) WEBC -Twilight Review CJRM -Bert Pearl 21.52) KFNF- Markets; News WMT -Markets; Hillbillies NBC -George Hessberger's Orch W N A X- Balladiers KFNF -Mixed Quartet Market News: CFQC CJRM WOI KFYR -Markets; Police Bulletins WNAX -Bohemian Orch. KOIL KSO WMT (sw- 15.21) WTCN -Children's Theater of Air KLPM- Supper Melodies KFJM- Shirley Ann KLPM- Canadian Salute WOW -News; Musicale CFQC -Seal of the Don 5:15 CST 4:15 MST KRNT -We Bring You Music KFNF -Botany Lesson BOIL -Duane & Sally WTCN -In a Mexican Patio CJRM- Concert Interlude * NBC -Intl B'cast from Buenos KSTP -Mr. Editor KLPM -Housekeeper's Chat K:200-From Studio A 12:45 CST 11:45 MST KFJM -Request Prgm. Aires; Peace Conference: WHO WEBC- Chamber of Commet ce KOIL -Omaha Police Court KSTP -Mark Tyme CBS -Buffalo Presents: WCCO KFNF- Flower Lady KFYR KSTP WDAY WDAF 1VMT- Interlude KRNT -Your Serenade WDGY- Charles Sengir KSCJ KSOO -News Parade WOW (sw -9.53) WOW -Rubinoff, violinist KSOO-Through Hollywood Lens WEBC -American Weekly News: KSTP WHO WDGY WOI WDGY -Music Box CBS -News of Youth (Ward WTCN -Dr. Mecklenburg KSTP -The Daily WNAX -Leo Terry' sOrch. KSOO KLPM WNAX -Serenaders Bread): WBBM (sw- 11.83) 6:45 CST 5:45 MST WCCO -Organ Melodies WOI- Headlines of the Hour KFAB- Markets & News 2:45 CST 1:45 MST NBC -Jesse Crawford, organist: NBC -Thornton Fisher. sports: WDAY -One Girl in a Million WOW -Mystery Melodies KFDY -Soil Science CFQC -Old Time Music (sw- 15.21) WDAY WDGY -Music Boa WTCN- Merry -Go- Round; Rhythm KFYR -Inquiring Microphone CJRM- Today's Almanac CBS -Edna Sellers, organist: Diamond City News: KOIL WHO WEBC -World Revue Review I:MBC- Songsmiths KSOO- Peacock Court Dance KRNT KSCJ KMBC KFAB Rubinoff, violinist: KRNT WMT WNAX -Brass Band /1.15 CST 10:15 MST KSO -Doin' the Town WDGY -Gems of Melody KFJM -Catch the Announcer KSTP WTCN -Lost á Found CBS -Orientale: KSCJ KMBC KSTP -Journal Features WNAX -Lone Cowboy WCCO -News Variety Prgm.: WEBC WDAF 9:45 CST 8:45 MST KRNT WCCO (sw- 21.52) WDAY -News; Variety Prgm. 3:00 CST 2:00 MST WDGY- QBroadway Temple CFQC -Cecil & Sally * NBC -Happy Jack, songs: KOIL NBC -Genia Fonariova, sop.: KSO WNAX -D. B. Gurney NBC -Herman Middleman's Orch.: WHO- Colonel Courtesy CJRM -Book Review WDAY WMT WOW -Man on the Street KSO KOIL WMT (sw- 15.21) WMT -Parade of Features KFYR -To be announced Magic Kitchen: KRNT WMT NBC -Music Series: KFYR WOW WTCN -Front Page of the Air News: KS00 WNAX WNAX -Chuck & Frank KSO -Sweet Music

s/7 t 46 * NBC -Shell Chateau; Smith . Ballew, m.c.; Victor Young's FreFrequencies 9 FIND IT! Orch.; Edward Everett Hor- CFQC -840 WCCO.810 ton; Guests: WOW CJRM -b40 WDAF -810 KFYR RFAB The most complete pro- WMAQ WDAF -770 WDAY -940 gram listings obtainable Q KSTP WEBC RFDY -780 WDGY -118 anywhere are in your WLW KOA WTMJ WDAY KFJM -1370 WEBC-1290 RADIO GUIDE. And it (sw -9.53) RFNF-890 WENR-870 will be easy to find your Gus Haenschen's Orch. & RFYR -550 WGN-720 favorite -9500 WHO-1000 program with Chorus: WBBM WJR KMBC MBC850 WJR-750 RADIO GUIDE'S unique KFAB KMOX KRNT RMOX -1090 WLB-1250 Program Locator, start- ROA -830 ing next week! CBS -Columbia Symph. Orch.: WLS-870 Get it! (sw- 11.83) ROIL -1260 WLW700 WMAQ-670 Hello -Hello Dance Orch.: WDGY KSCJ KSCJ133ÓO WMT-600 Everybody CJRM- Rágamuffins RSL-1130 WNAX-5'70 Everywhere! WOW -Low -Down on Cornhuskers KRNT- Football Revue RS0.1430 WOI-640 That's the greeting with which this pop- WNAX -Howdy Brothers KSL- Pioneer Trails RS00 -1110 WOW-590 ular and genial Master -of-Ceremonies RSTP -1480 WTCN-1250 greets his nation -wide radio audience WCCO- Musicale WBBM-T,0 WTMJ-620 WGN-Freddy Martin's Orch. WCAL -1250 WNAX -Lone Cowboy EVERY SATURDAY NIGHT WTCN -Athletic Club On the Alka- Seltzer National Barn Dance. This popular program features over 40 Radio ì:0U CST 6:00 8:45 CST 7:45 MST KOIL- Stephen D. Artists MST CJRM Cartright including the Maple City Four; Uncle NBC -Walter O'Keefe's Saturday -Musical Prgm. KSTP -Nat'l Barn Dance (NBC) Ezra; Hoosier Hot Shots; Otto and Hia Night Party (Sealtest Contain- WDGY -Rubinoff. violinist WCCO- Rollie Johnson Novelodeans; Arkansas Woodchopper; Sally WNAX -Chuck & ers) ; Jane Frank Foster; Henry Burr; Verne, Lee and Mary; Pickens, Walter Cas- WDAF -Musical Prgm. Lucille sel & Stuart Churchill, solo- WTCN -Frankie Masters' Orch. WGN- Freddy Long; Bill O'Connor; Skyland Scotty 9:00 CST Martin's Orch. and others. A rollicking program of old ists; Jean Paul King, m.c.; 8:00 MST WHO -Barn Dance Frolic time singing, dancing and homespun fun. Ferde Grofé s Orch.; Parlor * CBS -LUCKY STRIKE HIT WLS -Old Time Shindig Brought to you from WLS. Chicago. Parade & direct Gaines: WHO WOW WLW Sweepstakes; Al WMAQ -Xavier Cugat's Orch. every Saturday night over WDAF WMAQ (sw -9.53) Goodman's Orch.; Edith Dick \VOW -News & Buddy 8:00 to 9:00 P.M., CST CBS -Swing with Strings (Hor- Clark, vocalists: WTCN -Athletic Club KOIL or WLS WBBM KSCJ WNAX KSL mel's Chili) : WCCO KSCJ 10:15 CST 9:45 MST WEBC - WDAY - KFYR KRNT KMBC KFAB WBBM WJR KRNT KMOX KMBC CBS -Geo. Olsen's Orch.: KMBC 10:00 to 11:00 P.M., CST NBC -Ed Wynn, comedian (Spud) KFAB WCCO (sw- 11.83) WBBM Graham McNamee; Don Voor- NBC -Nickelodeon; Sylvia Clark: NBC -Russ Morgan's Orch.: hees Orch.: WDAY KFYR KOIL WMT (sw -6.14) WDAF WOW KOIL WEBC KSTP WTMJ CJRM -Round the World KOIL -Ray Noble's Orch. (NBC) WLS KSO WMT (sw- 11.87) KSO -WPA Prgm. KSL -Sat. Night in WGN -Al Sheepfold *CBS-Columbia Workshop; "The Kavelin's Orch. WCAL- QChapel Service WLS Rhythm of the Jute Mill -Barn Yard Jamboree WCCO -Cecil Hurst's Orch. ": WTCN WJR (sw- 11.83) -Front Pagv of the Air WTCN -Si Haskins' Orch. 2 Alka- Seltzer National Barn Dance CBC- Cotter's Saturday Night: 9:15 CST 8:15 MST 11:00 CST 10:00 MST CFQC KSO- Curtain Calls NBC -Shandor, violinist; Ben Ber- WGN -Dick KFJM- Murray Allen Jurgens' Orch. nie's Orch.: WDAF KOA KFNF -Henry Field WTCN -Athletic Club CBS -Ted Fiorito's Orch.: KRNT KLPM -La Plaza Serenade 9.30 CST 8:30 MST KFAB KSCJ WNAX KMOX- France Laux * NBC -Irving S. Cobb's Paducah NBC-Henry Busse's Orch.: KSO KOA -Dance Plantation (Oldsmobile); Dor- KOIL WDAY KSTP WMAQ Orch. othy KSL -Evening Serenade Page, John Mather, Nor- KFYR WMT WEBC (sw -6.14) man Field, WGN -Tom, Dick Hall Johnson Negro Dance Orch.: WGN WOW & Harry Choir, Clarence WEB -Dr. John Powell Muse. bar., CFQC -Club Thirteen WNAX- Saturday Four Blackbirds, Harry Jack- CJRM -News Night Jamboree son's Orch.: WDAF WLW 7:15 CST KLPM -Moonlight Melodies 6:15 MST WOW KOA KFYR WMAQ KMBC -Buddy Rubinoff, violinist: KFNF WOW Fisher's Orch. WTMJ KSTP WEBC WDAY KMOX-Bobby Meeker's Orch. WGN (sw -9.53) KFJM- Rhythm KSL- Townsend Plan Club CBS -World Dances; Lud Glus- WCCO -Dick Long's KMOX-To be announced Orch. kin's Orch.: WBBM WNAX W,IR -Al Donahue's Orch. KSL- International News KSCJ KRNT KMOX KMBC 7:30 WLS -Tall Story Club CST 6:30 MST KFAB WCCO KSL WJR (sw- WJR -Leon Belasco's NBC -Meredith Orch. Willson's Orch.; 6.14) W TCNN- Reveries WLW WDAY KSTP KFYR NBC -Hildegarde, songs; Orch.: WTMJ -Dancing til Midnight KSO KOA WEBC (sw- 11.87) KSO WMT (sw -6.14) *5 CST 10:15 j,TST CBS -Elgin Football t * Revue; Ed CFQC -Cameo Theatre CBS -Ted Fiorito's Orch.: KSL Thorgensen; Kay Kyser's C.,ñM- Walter Budd's Blossoms KMOX WCCO Orch.; KMBC WBBM Guest: KFAB WBBM KOIL- Minute Mysteries CJRM -Mart Kenny's Orch. KRNT KMBC KMOX WJR WGN -Dance Orch. KSL -Ed McConnell WCCO KSL (sw- 11.83) WLS -Barn Yard Frolic WDAY -Derby Show of 1936 Variety Prgm.: CFQC CJRM WTCN -In a Mexican Patio WHO -Ben Bernie's Orch. KSCJ -Nat'l Education Week 9:45 CST 8:45 MST WLW -Moon River KFNF -Farm Sales; News KOIL- Hildegarde (NBC) WOI- Educational Forum KLPM -Musical Moments WLS- Smilin' Ed McConnell 11:30 CST 10:30 MST KOIL- Minute Mysteries WLW-News NBC -Jerry Johnson's Orch.: KSCJ -Hughesreel WTCN- Moonlight Sonata WOW WDAF WHO WGN -Dance Orch. R 6t.0,49.4 CBS -Phil Harris' KMBC 0'4* Orch.: WLB -Frauenlieben 10:00 CST 9:00 MST * NBC -ALKA- SELTZER NAT'L KSCJ WBBM KFAB WNAX WLS-Barn Dance Party Barn Dance; Sally Foster; Joe KRNT WJR WMT -Final Football Roundup Kelly, m.c.: WLW WTMJ NBC -Griff Williams' Orch.: KSO There are separate editions listing WNAX -Bohemian Band KOIL WDAY KSTP KFYR programs for WTMJ WEBC KFYR KOA WDAY each respective sec- -Revue of Leadership (also at 3 p.m.) WMT tion of the country. The CORRECT 7:45 CST. edition will 6:45 MST CBS -Bennie Goodman's Orch.: CFQC -Bob Lyon's Orch. be sent in each case chizatma4,_ CFQC -Hughesreel WJR KMBC CJRM -Sport Week CJRM-Meredith Willson's Orch. NBC -Pianist, Clem KMOX -Art Land's Orch. KF,1M- Singiñ Joe McCarthy, What better, more constant reminder of sports: WDAF (sw -9.53) KOA -Art Kassel's Orch. KFNF- Pumpkin Valley KSL -News KOIL -Orchestral NBC -Will Osborne's Orch.: KSO holiday good- wishes than RADIO GUIDE, Revue WMT WCCO-Carl Ravel's Orch. WMT -Meredith Willson's Orch. CBS -Roger WEBC -Moonlight Sonata (NBC) Pryor's Orch.: WBBM America's Weekly for radio listeners? KFAB KSCJ WCCO WNAX WGN -Dick Jurgens' Orch. 8:00 CST 7:00 MST KRNT WMAQ -Glen Gray's Orch. NBC -ALKA- SELTZER NAT'L CHRISTMAS RATES RADIO GUIDE sent by mail, prepaid, * C'BC- Northern Messengers: CFQC WTCN -Let's Dance - Barn Dance; Sally Foster: (52 issues) 1 Yearly Subscription $4.00 2 Subscriptions CJRM 11:45 CST 10:45 MST - $7.00 KOIL KSO WLS WMT (sw- News: 3 KOIL WTCN WMAQ CBS -Phil Harris' Orch.: KMOX - Subscriptions $10.00. Six Months (26 issues) 1 Subscrip- 11.87) (also see 10 p.m.) KLPM -The Armory tion $2.50 * CBS -FLOYD KSL WCCO - 2 Subscriptions $4.50 - 3 Subscriptions $6.00. GIBBONS' KMOX-Lang Thompson's Orch. CBC -Leo Smuntan's Orch.: Speed Show (Nash- Lafayette); KSL- Rubinoff, violinist Vincent Lopez' Orch.; Guests: CJRM CFQC KSTP -Laff Parade WLW -Jack Denny's Orch. WBBM KMBC KMOX KRNT WGN- Little Jack Little's Orch. I"' n CST 11:00 MS'1 Send RADIO GUIDE for the number of issues indicated to the following WJR KSL KFAB WCCO (sw- WLS -Lulu Belle & Scotty 11.83) CJRM -Jascha Galperin's Orch. persons. Also send, in my name, your special CHRISTMAS GIFT LETTER. WOI- Parent -Teachers Congress KMOX -Jeeter NBC -Snow Village Pillars' Orch. Sketches WOW -Music Verein KOA -News (Loose Wiles); Arthur Allen Name 1 10:15 CST 9:15 MST KSL -Bob Year & Parker Fennelly: WMAQ Young's Orch. NBC -Ray Pearl's Orch.: WDAF KSO- Rhythm Club WDAF KFYR Address 6 WTMJ WEBC (sw -9.53) KSTP -News; Sat. Postscripts Months KSTP WDAY WOW KOA (sw- CBS- Bennie Goodman's Orch.: 9.53) WCCO -Dance Orch. Name KSL WENR -Frankie 1 Year CFQC -To be announced Masters' Orch. News: WCCO WMT WHO KRNT WGN -Al Kavelin's Orch. CJRM -Del Address Genthon's Orch. KSO KLPM WLW -Gus Arnheim's 6 Months KFNF- Coffee Club Roundup Orch. KMOX- Rubinoff, violinist WMAQ -King's Jesters' Orch. KSCJ -In the Crimelight KOIL -Osborne's Orch. (NBC) WOW -Music Box Name 1 Year WGN -News; Quin Ryan, sports 1ASTP -News; Sports WHO -Barn }9:15 CST 11:15 MS"' Dance Frolic WGN -Kay Kyser's Orch. -Bob Address WLW -Ed McConnell, CJRM Lyons' Orch. 6 Months songs WLS -Lulu Belle & Scotty KOA- Bernie Cummin's WNAX -Ranch House Orch. Boys WMAQ -King's Jesters' Orch. WMAQ -Earl Hines' Orch. WTCN -Southside Auditorium WTCN -Joe Billo's Orch. WOW -Musicale I am enclosing remittance for $ 11:15 CST 7:15 MST 10:30 CST 9:30 MST KFJM -News 12:30 CST 11:30 MST NBC -Russ Morgan's Orch.: KOA- Jimmie My KSCJ -Dance Time Grier's Orch. Name is: (sw -9.53) KSL -Death Watch Mystery KSO Onen House CBS -George Olsen's Orch.: KFAB WGN -To be announced WENR -Stanley Norris Orch. Street Address WJR KSL KMOX KRNT WGN -Little Jack Little's WTCN -Dick Long's Orch. Orch. KSCJ WNAX WLW -Clyde Trask's Orch. City State 8:30 CST 7:30 MST NBC -Ray Noble's Orch.: KSO -Bob CBS -Your Pet Prgm.; WMAQ McGrew's Orch. Saturday WMT WTCN Let's Dance Night Serenaders; Mary East- KLPM -The Armory man, sop.; Bill Perry, tnr.; KMBC- Sports Review End of Saturday Prgms.

47 WAYNE KING'S INSPIRING LIFE STORY

(Continued from Page 25) Harlow romance blazed across the Chi- one with whom I talked mentioned as Everybody uses electrical cago sky and was gone almost before his outstanding character -trait. home accessories nowadays. in publishing her pictures. Newspa- anyone knew it had started. "Wayne could sell anybody any- Make your family and thing," one Clinton friend said. This friends happy by giving per columnists racked their brains for No one seems to know why it ended. Electrical Xmas Gifts! fresh superlatives with which to de- Maybe it wasfl't really serious in the can't be so far wrong, for it must have scribe her charms. first place. Perhaps Jean, hardly required a great deal of personality to TOY BARGAINS a Young America DEMANDS electrical toys Hers was a sensation that far sur- more than across the threshold of her conduct a courtship and achieve ..they are educational too! Give those passed the preceding "It" record estab- career, wasn't willing to give it up for marriage over long- distance telephone! 'oungsters electrical trains -games-etc. lished by Clara Bow. Wayne. Perhaps he didn't ask her to. As a matter of fact, many of A complete selection for boys and girls at his 1 ow WHOLESALE prices. . During the latter part of May, in Wayne's personal friends attribute HOME EQUIPMENT 1931, a personal appearance tour ON THE other hand, maybe her phenomenal professional súccess to lave money on Electrical Home Equipment. brought this glamorous creature to blond beauty, through sheer force this same quality of self -salesmanship. We suggest for tip -to -date Xmas Gifts - Chicago. It was just another stop on of contrast, reminded him of a dusky And that same quality of his has :Mixers- Irons -Percolators- Grills. We paid him off handsomely. Because of iave them all -at cash saving prices. a national circuit that was taking her brunet in California. all over America following her first Whatever it was, Wayne, as one of it, he has been able to acquire his 24 HOUR SHIPMENTS reputedly huge fortune. Our tremendous turnover allows us to big_ motion -picture smash, "Hell's An- his intimates told me, "certainly gmote unheard -of low prices on radio sets. gels," but it happened to coincide with burned up the long-distance telephone A fortune that enables him to live Pull selection -all types. The fine one of Chicago has wires calling Dorothy Janis during the like some faoulous Midas whose magic 'afayette line of radios saves up to 50 %' the gayest weeks tiny ever celebrated. next few months." And soon after- touch turns evn commonplace things from WHOLESALE and SAVE! gold! New 1937 Electrical Catalog No. 87441 The city was knee -deep in "Jubilee" ward, on January 12, 1932, in a letter to Ilustrates the hundreds of values which festivities, a tremendous promotional to Charles Gilchrest, one of Chicago's Wholesale brings yon. Send for it today' project designed by canny State Street prominent radio editors, Wayne King Wayne King may be heard Mondays depres- informally denied romantic rumors over a CBS network at 10 p.m. EST yep_ SEND FOR OUR merchants to combat business (9 CST; 8 MST; 7 PST); also Tuesdays sion. about Jean Harlow without directly an NBC network CATALOGS... Highlight of the festivities was a mentioning her name. and Wednesdays over huge carnival which featured dancing Two months later he was married. at 8:30 p.m. EST (7:30 CST; 6:30 MST; l 5:30 PST). WHOLESALE RADIO SERVICE CO.,Inc. in the street. In order to accommo- His brigs . was Dorothy Janis, petite 100 Sixth Avenue, New York City date the mammoth crowds, six of ra- little star of "The Pagan," and several dio's most popular orchestras were other Hollywood pictures. The cere- Glorious music has rewarded Please send Free Radio Catalog No. 65M41 drafted to play for the shindig and mony took place 1Warch 22, 1932, in Wayne King beyond his most Please send Free Xmas Catalog No. 67M41 these occupied elevated platforms lo- Highland Park, a North Shore suburb cated at the six principal intersections of Chicago, and the wedding dinner optimistic wishes. Read the amaz- was held in Name of the downtown loop. that night the Congress ing story of his wealth -coming Ben Bernie and his lads were on one hotel. platform. Jan Garber on another. Phil Stewart, honey- voiced an- next week in RADIO GUIDE. Address There were Herbie Kay, Dan Russo nouncer on the Lady Esther show, and Art Kassel. John Kozel, guitar player in the Waltz 0 City State And of course-there was Wayne King's band, and Ward Keller, former ON APPROVAL , *1 40 We defy you to tell this W! King. bass player, were the only guests. '. ring from one costing To my way thinking, Wayne I. $300.00! To to you. Extra -curricular entertainment, proof t prove it .. i' G we'll send it on for 25c vided by Balaban & Katz, was enlisted King's marriage illustrates perhaps ,-- down. If you do not think to augment the musical entertainment. better than anything else, that famous 4 it the most exquisite piece of jewelry which every- ,V you ever owned: The glittering girl with the platinum "power of persuasion" ONLY $1.00 if your friends do not mar - at hair who was packing them in over ' tivV vel at the glorious bril- their Oriental Theater was ordered to liance of the magnificent facsimile diamond return it and we will refund your the platform occupied by the Waltz money. Wear 10 days at our risk. Compare with $50 King. rings: if delighted, continue payments of $1.50month DEATH DRIVES A till the total balance of $6.00 is paid. Ring shipped Her name, in case you haven't by return mail. Rush 25c in stamps or coin to guessed it, was Jean Harlow. LAUNDRY TRUCK BRADLEY, Dept. 7312, NEWTON, MASS. the masses may have real- "PARKER INK" Matched Pen and Pencil Sets PERHAPSized that drama was being enacted $3.50 VALUE before them, for the platform occupied (Continued from Page 28) IDEAL GIFT Packed in Gift Boxes by the Waltz King and the picture MüsiCLessons queen was speedily surrounded by Wier and his aide shot down the Circle Color-Brown - Blue - Black - Grey - Green highway. Mile by mile they sped A Complete Conservatory Course Rend Ad with Money Order, Cash or Stamps to scores of spellbound people. along, picking up trail from Geor- under master teachers. Piano Harmony. The Parker Ink Co., 549 W. Randolph St., Chicago of the occasion, Jean the by Mail voice, Public School Music, Violin, Cornet, In the tensity gia farmers who had seen the flying Trumpet, Mandolin, Guitar, Banjo, Organ, Accordion, Harlow nervously smoked a cigarette Saxophone, Clarinet. Lessons amazingly easy, complete. while Wayne King played for the laundry truck as it disappeared in dust Mention instruction desired. Low cost: terms. Catalog free. clouds. NATIONAL ACADEMY OF MUSIC dancers. Dept. 765, 1525 East 53rd Street, Chicago When she lead finished with it, she Soon Camp pulled up in front of a tossed it idly into the street. desolate swamp stretch -swamp that Strange as it may sound, that insig- looked as though no living man, much what less an auto truck, had ever traversed nificant cigarette stub caused it. White Georgia sand had shifted hard i p 12 WEEKS was probably one of the greatest SNOPTRAINING -NOT BY BOOKS downtown street riots Chicago has over the grass -grown wagon trail, FINANCE YOUR TRAINING! blotting out all trace of tire tracks, Prepare for jobs in Service Work Broadcasting, ever witnessed. Talking Pictures. TTelevision. Wireless, etc., J¢ but Wier's keen trained eye soon noted shop training Shops. Eby The stub nad hardly landed in a pServiie . while Ieaarrning. fora G FREE i enough telltale evidence to convince RADIO and TELEVISION BOOK. and my PayTultìon- Msiea¢'ef:p near -by gutter when the mob was on it AfterOraduaBOn" Plan. Cetus Qs¿cYdto+ like a pack of hounds. him that his quarry was not far off. H. C. LEWIS, President, COYNE RADIO SCHOOL bearing Shortly before six o'clock in the 500 S. Paulina St., D.pt. 96 -2M, Chicago, Illinois eajtPlap c A half- smoked cigarette evening, Wier motioned Camp to slow .° a as devas- 9e lipstick stains from mouth down. téisg sY tating as Jean Harlow's was a memen- ` w-ess d M. worth fighting over, and before - NTOR to well D Q V¢eas, ótsss of through eyes rimmed WAffTEL.SEVV0ICE 1 W S c lk ó É0, V25 anything could be done, the battle OPERATORS the century was on! SQUINTINGred from dust and sun and steady 200 positions now open with t^ 3s$\13N AV oPt nationally known A -1 corpo- E j /`, driving, Camp saw a small delivery iatton. Inspect and aswim Underwriters' ap- proved safety devises- estimated more than IT TOOK a flying wedge of fifteen van. five million in use, Also to train for County Dealership for new, patented and exclusive stalwart Chicago policemen to get Standing off at a distance, gun in safety profits There's An Edition of Radio Guide for device. Sig from both service Jean Harlow, Wayne King, and his hand, "Hello," Wier called out, "any- and dealership ". Write details about yourself. Ray C. Hahn, G. S. M., Dept.15 -12 Every Section of North America twelve -piece band into the big two - body home in that truck ?" Factory. P. 0. Box 983. Dayton, Ohio. I` decker city bus hurriedly called to The sharp whistle of speeding steel to safety. cut short his greeting. Simulated Diamond Guaranteed 40 Power$ 48 transport them Long After this turbulent start, the ro- "Let 'em have it," Wier commanded. Distance Telescope 46 i r 4 IMPORTED 15c mance between the bandleader and His own revolver coughed several 1\ - To introduce Beautiful Blue-White Rainbow Flash Stones. wo Clearly bring distant objects close to your eye times and Camp's shotgun blasted Easily see far away the blonde is rumored to have gained \,I¡ will send a 1 Kt. imported Simulated subjects magnified with - Diamond. Mounted in Lovely RING us this TESTED Super 40 Power Telescope. See At the truck, two men the moon, momentum rapidly. vengefully. ¡i" .,- ulnst for this ad. ana tae e. stars, airplanes, sport events, etc. - ,'; Dense Can also be used as a microscope for scientific ob. other constantly for reeled, fell, and then lay still. in coin. Address: servation. A scientific "They saw etch achievement that defies corn. hl National Jewelry Co., Dept. 7B petition. Durably made. brass bound. 4 powerful lenses. almost two weeks," one of my infor- Still cautiously, the two officers of 1 foot long closed, about 3 feet open. Made in U. S. A. rIGlO,,+ Wheeling, W. Va. (2 for Sic) SPECIAL FREE OFFER. Order at once! We include a genu- mants told me. "Wayne sent his car moved up. "That's Brown all right," tour "Lucky Simulates ine pocket telescope that closes to two inches. Fits vest BIRTHSTONE will be pocket! Great to carryry for emergency sights. Send Na and chauffeur to the theater after her Camp pointed to a huddled figure on included FREE if you Money! Pay postman $2.48, plus postage. or send 52.48 your Birtb Date now and we pay postage. every night and then she'd drive out the ground. FREE mention 1. H. Winn Mfg. Co., Dept. T712, 124 W. 23 St., New York and pick him up at the Aragon." "And it looks like Cranston's And every night, perhaps, the two through, too," Wier murmured. "After QUILT PIECES Brand new Self-Inking of them stole away to some quiet ren- two tries, you'd think he'd know bet- large prints, Vest Pocket fast colors, 2 pounds (15yds.) only RUBBER STAMP dezvous where they could get a mid - ter than to try to break through a 69c plus few Inked, always ready to use: Indispensable for bust cents postage. ness, ins. Salesmen. Private-Your name, address night snack and exchange those youth- radio dragnet. Get 'em in the car." Beautiful silks or velvets, 2 $1.00 tel., or any 1-4 lines of. print (Size 1,4x QH oA ful confidences that make the early Brown was already dead. And in pounds, plus postage. 2 "). Complete inked and postpaid...... , l/ IO 10 spools sewing thread Send money order or currency. Guaranteed, er days of any romance days to be re- the camp hospital not long after his Spoors moneym o refunded. In business 14 years. THREAD free with each order. membered -long after the romance recapture, Cranston too made a final ( Give Number and Color" ) Makes d Practical Gift has died. escape from prison, with death at the FREE Sent C.O.D. CLEVELAND itself RUBBER have been grand while it wheel of a laundry truck serving as Jay Cee Remnant Co., STAMP St., CO., It must lu! h 1, Desk 44, Marion. Illinois h .VIII" Ill 'l.1 1412 Cleveland, nto lasted, but like a skyrocket, the King- his pilot to a bitter, futile freedom!

0/I Nb 48 AN OPEN LETTER FOOTBALL BROADCASTS

TO MRS. SIMPSON C. ASTERISK indicates probable but not deen,te game selection. Many stations may switch from the announced to a BROADCAST different game to provide the most interesting contest. FREQUENCIES of all stations listed are shown below. IF A STATION has a added figure. preceded by letters shown beneath the regular frequency, this means that the statton also r broadcasts its games over its short -wave transmitter using the megacycles frequency shown The number after the "SW" is the frequency in megacycles to be used. Daytime short-wave reception if usually very dependable.) (Continued from Page 9) and AMAZE CST Shown; for MST Subtract One Hour love, and defy anyone to destroy it. THANKSGIVING DAY U. of New Mexico vs. Arizona Southwest Conference Game: 2 Your Friends! State: 3:30 p.m.-KOB p.m. -KTSA KTRH KRLD Put on your own broadcast with the I said before, Wally, you are des- Amarillo High vs. Pampa High: CU. of Pennsylvania vs. Cornell: WALCO MIKE. most entertaining KTAT radio device yet produced. Sing, laugh. 2:30 p.m. -KGNC 1 p.m. WESG AStined to stay in the public eye as -WCAU WNBF Stanford vs. Columbia U.: 1 talk, crack jokes from another room long Bucknell vs. Temple: 1 p.m.- WINS WMBO WBAL WABY p.m. -WHN WOR and your radio will produce every as you live. But if you will stop sound as though were miles away WIP WSAY WNBY WIBX WHP Tulane vs. Louisiana State: 1:45 you to think about this for a moment, you Carnegie Tech vs. U. of at a regular broadcasting station. Pitts- Also CBSWABC & Net. p.m. -WDSU WSMB KWKH Marvelous Fun at Parties will see that you are far from being burgh: 1 p.m. -WCAE U. of North Dakota vs. U. of U. of Florida vs. Alabama Poly Imitate the big radio stars and croo- alone. Mrs. Roosevelt, wife of our be- Chicago Bears vs. Detroit Lions: ners. Do "Ben Bernie" or "Mid). Montana: 3 p.m. KFJM (Auburn): 2 p.m. WAPI loved 10 a.m.-WGN WJBK WBCM - - Vallee." No end of pleasure for grown- President, for example, is also KGVO WRUF WBRC WSUN WJAX ups or kiddies. Excellent train- WFDF WJIM WIBM WKZO ing in a woman who must watch her P's 6U- of Southern elocution. "Amateur KFEL California vs. Hour" practice. or and Q's for fear publicity will U. of California Los SUNDAY, NOV. 29 broadcast announcing. distort Colgate vs. Brown: 9:45 a.m. Angeles: and exaggerate. - 3:45 p.m. Special cut -nut button She has done many W FEA -KNX Green Bay Packers vs. Detroit allows you to switch things, from however, in defiance of tradi- Gettysburg vs. Franklyn *Vanderbilt vs. U. of Alabama: Lions: 1 p.m. -WJBK KFEL home broadcasting I to & Mar- regular radio reception in tion. But she has done them with such shall: 12:45 2 p.m. -WSM WAPI WBRC WBCM WFDF WJIM WIBM THE WALCO p.m. - WORK an Instant. Can not injure MIRE charm and intelligence that they not WGAL Washington U. vs. St. Louis U.: WKZO WTMJ your radio in any way. 2 p.m. Chicago Cardinals vs. Chicago In handsome black only won acceptance but hearty ap- Kansas U. vs. U. of Missouri: -KSD metal. Long ONLY proval. Mrs. Roosevelt, despite 2 p.m.-KMOX WHB WDAF West Virginia U. vs. George Bears: 2 p.m. -WGN WIND .. Send No Money cord. Les, the Washington: 12:45 p.m. -WJSV than a min- fact that she is Miami U. vs. U. of Cincinnati or 5 Days Trial at Our Risk! ute to attach the President's wife, SATURDAY, DEC. 5 has kept her own U. of S. Carolina vs. Xavier: Merely mall the coupon. On to any radio identity and followed 1:30 p.m. -WCPO WKRC SATURDAY, NOV. 28 delivery pay postman II plus without tools. Notre Dame vs. U. of Southern few cents postage. If not de- Fully guaranteed. her own inclination. She even conducts Minneapolis South High vs. a newspaper Lin- Army vs. Navy: 12:15 p.m.- California: 3:45 p.m. -KPO lighted return it in 5 days column that is syndicated coln, Neb., High: 1:45 p.m.- CBS-WABC & Net. Also MBC- and your II refunded at once. KOMO KFI KGW KTAR WGN NW OW all over the nation WTCN .ms. ow- -- a. a. W a.a. -.. -.. -a thing no other WGNWLW WFI: (at conclu- WLW WOR WTAM WIND ELECTRICAL LABORATORIES CO., Dept. M -1212A President's Montana High School Champion- 49 wife ever dreamed of do- sion of game WGN will broad- Mississippi State vs. U. of Flor- East Slat St., Neq York, N. Y. ing, let alone actually ship Game: 3 p.m. -KGHL cast finish of game Send Wales Mike, win complete instructions. Will pay for Chicago 1 carrying out. ida: :30 p.m. -WRUF WSUN postman $1. plus few cents postage. If not delighted. will What is more *North Carolina State vs. Duke: High School Championship) 5 important, the people Temple vs. St. Mary's: return in days for it refund. 1 p.m. -WBT WDNC WPTF 3:45 p.m. Cheek hero if ENCLOSING 61-thus caving poatege read her column avidly, and have Georgia Tech vs. U. of Georgia: charge. a U. of Arkansas vs. U. of Tulsa: -KFRC WIP Same refund guarantee applies. higher opinion of the President 1:15 p.m. -WSB WJAX WTOC because 2:30 p.m. -KTUL U. of Mississippi vs. U. of Ten- Name of it. Mrs. Roosevelt respects tradition U. of Idaho vs. Utah State: 4:30 Holy Cross vs. Boston College: nessee: 12:45 p.m. -WROL only when it is deserving of respect. p.m. 1 p.m. -WJAR WEEI WSPR Manhattan vs. Texas A. & M. or Address -KGA r'1 Check here If you prefer chromium plated De Luxe U. of Kentucky vs. U. of Ten- WTAG WTIC Rice vs. Southern Methodist: LI model. 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The Madness of the Moonlight "And what is just as important, TO ANY SUIT- The RADIO GUIDE Hit -Song of the Week- Special to You Deanna's mental development has DON'T DISCARD Your OLD SUIT Music by Ted Fio -Rito been as advanced as her voice. That Wear the coat and vest another year by getting Holzer and new trousers to match. Tailored to your measure. Words by Lou is indeed a rare combination. I would Wi tb over100, 000 patterns to select fromm. can match al- Egbert Van Alstyne 2 & 51 most any pattern. Send vest or sample of cloth today, and say such a voice and mind, together, we will submit FREE Sample of best match obtainable. AMERICAN MATCH PANTS CO. make her unique. It is like discover- Dept. 12.D, 6 W. Randolph St., CHICAGO, ILL. Heartbeats at Hammerstein's ing a blue -white diamond in a mine. Old -Fashioned Fun -at the Old Music Hall Made Over "I teach her as I would a woman, by Mary Foster Cromwell 3 not a child. She readily grasps reasons and explanations, even though An Open Letter to Mrs. Simpson from the Voice of Experience they are sometimes very technical. 100% Improvement Guaranteed be. mistaken in her voice, We build, strengthen the vocal organs - Advice to the World's Most- Discussed Romancer- front the "I cannot not with singing Lessons -but by fundamentally 6 for I have made fine voices the one sound and scientifically correct nient exercises . . World's Best Advisor and guarantee to imvp e re aging nbbeolntely adoration of my life. And Deanna's worfulnde voice book eeof tree. Lesre WHY you voice surpasses them all." can Fifty Million Students Can't Be Wrong t to enroneoader 17yan see sign dobypurest. That is :indeed high praise!" PERFECT VOICE INSTITUTE. Studio 7889 School of the Air -and You 64 E. Lake St.. Chicago The Fact -Story of America's Deanna's happiest hours are spent by Jack Jamison 12 with him in his studio, near the famed Bowl. De Segurola's active career as There's An Edition of Radio Guide for Death Drives a Laundry Truck a singer and as an actor in motion pic- Every Section of North America RADIO GUIDE'S Regular Feature-The Calling All Cars Story tures ended several years ago with his by Arthur Kent 28 retirement. He emerged only to take a role with Grace Moore, his friend, in "One Night of Love." PERSONALITIES Most touching in the relationship of MAN CAN master and pupil is the fact that Nelson Eddy Deanna leads her teacher about by the The Inside Story of a Radio Star's Farewell to Romance 4 hand, and is nis guide! For Count de NOW by Jayne Greer Segurola's eyesight is failing, and ob- TALK jects a few faet away are lost in a Kate Smith blur. To see the teacher following his She Gives Recognition to America's Every -Day Heroes pupil brings a lump to the throat. WITH GOD by Milton Bracker 10 Deanna has not had many public appearances -her first being at the "A new and revolutionary religious Morton Downey and His Mother famous Breakfast Club of Los Angeles. A Gallery Portrait Presenting the Famous Irish Tenor 21 teaching based entirely on the misun- MOST exciting of all her invitations derstood sayings of the Galilean Car- Deanna Durbin to make a public appearance came penter, and designed to show how we She was a Her Fame at Thirteen Makes History in the Musical World from the White House. may find, understand and use the same 22 very disappointed little child when her identical power which Jesus used in by Jack Smalley other work prevented her from going performing His so- called Miracles," is Wayne King to Washington for the annual concert attention tó its conducted for the President. attracting world wide Love and Marriage in His Inspiring Life Story (Part IV) founder, Dr. Frank B. Robinson. noted For a thirteen -year -old, she has a by Marge Kerr 24 mature judgment, a fact demonstrated teacher, author and lecturer. when Eddie Cantor decided to let her "Psychiana," this new psychological Rosemary and Priscilla Lane select her own songs. is religion, believes and teaches that it RADIO GUIDE Presents Another Giant- Gravure Portrait 26 At De Segurola's studio, Deanna today possible for every normal human stands by the grand piano and sings being, understanding spiritual law as to the portraits of the great singers Christ understood it, "to duplicate NEWS AND COMMENT who would, if they could hear, be every work that the Carpenter of Gali- Happy Listening -with Don Towne 8 amazed at the voice which issues from lee did " believes and teaches 14 her child's throat. ever -it Plums and Prunes -by Evans Plummer De Segurola's comment on her men- that when He said, "the things that I Inside Stuff-by Martin Lewis 15 tal development is well taken. At do ye do also," He meant what shall On Short Waves -by Charles A. Morrison 20 thirteen she has finished a year of He said and meant it literally to all junior high school, despite the inter - mankind, through all the ages. ruptions of her career. And she has Dr. Robinson has prepared a 6000 DEPARTMENTS demonstrated that she can act as well word treatise on "Psychiana," in which Handwriting Contest Victory List 16 as sing. When Universal signed her it wanted her voice. The he tells about his long search for the Stories of Near -by Stations 17 for a picture, full picture had been in work for only a Truth, how he finally came to the RADIO GUIDE'S Cross -Word Puzzle 18 week when production was stopped realization of an Unseen Power or force Hits of the Week 18 and the entire story rewritten to give "so dynamic in itself that all other RADIO GUIDE'S Own Air Contest 19 scope to Deanna's acting abilities. powers and forces fade into insignifi- 20 "She begins where other child stars cance beside it" -how he learned to Short -Wave Programs leave off," declares Charles R. Rogers, commune directly with the Living God, Events of the Week 33 head of Universal. using this mighty, never -failing power Contests on the Air 35 Meanwhile she is continuing her ra- to demonstrate health, happiness and Football Broadcasts of the Week 49 dio broadcasts with Eddie Cantor. At normal the time RADIO GUIDE sent me to inter- financial success, and how any view her, she was preparing for that being may find and use it as Jesus did. PROGRAMS clever little Romeo and Juliet skit He is now offering this treatise free to Sunday, November 29 33 with Bobbie Breen. She was looking every reader of this magazine who 35 forward to the program with all the writes him. Monday. November 30 joy of a child awaiting Christmas. If you want to read this "highly in- Tuesday, December 1 38 Deanna Durbin is beyond doubt the Wednesday, December 2 40 outstanding discovery of the year. teresting, revolutionary and fascinating the corri- of a great Truth," Thursday, December 3 42 Her voice will ring through story of the discovery dors of musical history! just send your name and address to Friday, December 4 44 Dr. Frank B. Robinson, 403 -12th Street, Saturday, December 5 46 Deanna Durbin may be heard Sun- Idaho. 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