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I BERNIE TOPS LOMBARDO; KING HOLDS THIRD FOR JAZZ CROWN I • • I I rr'he NATION AL WEEKLY of PROGRAMS and PERSON ALITIES Volume 2 Northwestern Edition Chicago, III., Week of February 12-18, 1933 Number 17 Booth Tarkington on Air T LOOKS like they've a sure case-these "Maud and Cousin Bill" I youngsters. Ever since they started ruffling the ether over the NBC. iWMAQ network, they've been clamoring for notice in the hall of fame.. :And it looks mighty like we're going to have to crowd over some old favorites in the Museum of Memory wherein "Penrod" and others of his youthful rascality reside, to make room for two more "enfants lerribles". Maud and Cousin Bill appear on the Great Atlantic and Pacific Tea Company's program every Monday, Tuesday and Wed· nesday at 5 p. m. CST. Checking up on fan mail, requests for photo· graphs, autographs and advice letters that these youngsters are bring· ing forth, not to mention hundreds of plauditory telegrams from some of this country's great in literary and dramatic circles, there's no reason at all why Maud and her Cousin Bill don't join the parade of im­ mortal children who have existed in favorite stories of childhood: [Tom Sawyer, Huckelberry Finn, Oliver Twist, Alice in Wonderland, (Continued on Back Page) Bill Ric:.ketb. Maud Rickett. and Hcnry Rooter - stara of Bootb Tarkington', "Maud and Cousin Bill," get busy on a new edition of the "North End Daily Oriole," that amazingly frank newspaper publi,hed by the youna_ten who ara heard over NBC network•. Booth Tarkington, author of the ,kit, i••bawD in the back."ollJld. Page 2 RADIO AND AMUSEMENT GUIDE I'---_N_ew_s_' , JAZZ KING BALLOT II---_N_ew_s_' I Unveil Law Mysteries --".;r.-'--, Papal Broadcast The mysteries of law will be unravelled My Choice for America's Jazz King Is Plans have been completed for a f'e.o by the American Bar Association starting broadcast in the United States, if atm~ on February 12 over the CBS-WBBM net­ pheric conditions permit, of a conversation work. The new series is designee. to ~c­ .......................................................... between Pope Pius X( and Senatore GuS'" quaint the public with the lawyer's part liemo Marconi, on Saturday. february 11. in legal reform and legislation and to dis­ VOTER CITY . at 9:30 a. m. over an NBC network. The cuss his relation to the courts and to the program will be presented in connection layman. The series will include fifteen pr~ Mail Balloh to Contest Editor, RADIO GUIDE, with the inauguration of a new radio grams under the title. "The Lawyer and system in the Vatican City. 423 Plymouth C01U't, CLic.a.o, ilL the Public:' to be heard each Sunday eve­ Senatore Marconi recently presented to ning from S to 5:30 p. m. Prominent the pontiff a micro-ray transmitter for use attorneys from various sections of the (YOIl Con Pou. This Bollol on II POs/CIUJ) in Vatican City as an inter-communicating country will be the featured speakers. radio system. The new system will be The first broadcast will be opened by initiated February II with the Pope, in his Col. William Dono\'an. IIe will introduce Quarters. talking to Senatore Marconi at Oarence Eugene Martin, fifty-sixth presi­ HVJ. HVJ will broadcast the ceremonies-. dent of the American nar Association. who If atmospheric conditions are favorable. will speak from Detroit. Following the Navy's Air Sguabble 500,000 Watt WLW! the National Broadcasting Company v.'iIJ talk. the program will be returned to New rebroadcast over an NBC-WEAF network. York for a question and answer period. Prime movcr in the bitter opposition of Final contrac.ts for the equipl\lent going " This period will be a regular feature of military and shipping radio interests against tach week's program and will provide a into the «iant 500,000 watt transmitter for means for making clear in the public's mind the proposed Widening of the broadcast WLW, the "Nation's Station" at Cincinnati. Dr, Butler and Wets a number of little known facts about the band to embrace some of the Jonger wave "'ere awarded tbis past week to the RCA­ Dr. Nicholas Murray Butler, President of legal profession. lengths to accomodate the demands of Victor Company, according to Powel Cre»­ Columbia University, will be the principal Each succeeding speaker in the series will Mexico and Canada-a subject scheduled ley, Jr., president of the Cro~ley Radio speaker at the third annual Victory Lunch.. deal with a particular phase of the legal for a conference of North American nations Corporation, owning and operating WLW. eon of the New York State Division of the profession as it relates to the courts and \Vomen's Organization for National Pro­ the public. Among those scheduled to take in Mexico City this spring-the United When compJeted next October or Novem­ hibition Refonn on \Vednesday. FebruaTY. part are Roscoe Pound, Dean of the Har­ States Navy is now engaged in still another ber. the transmitter-<osting approximately JS. His address wilJ be broadcast over vard Law School. judge Samuel Seabury. controversy vtith broadcasting. ~,OOO--wil1 be the most po\\'Crful in the the CBS network from I to 1:30 p. m.• Silas Strawn, Ne'\\"ton D. Baker. George W. Its charges that WjSV. the newly estab­ world and have a re.Iiable sen-ice area more direct from the Hotel Commodore in 't:W Wickersham. judge Hand of the United York City. States Circuit Court of Appeals, Professor lished 10,000 watt station located. almost than 5,00) miles in diameter. However, the Twenty-five hundred prominent men and Felix Frankfurter of the Harvard Law directly across the Potomac on the Virginia full power will not be employed immedi­ women repealists will attend the lum:hcon. School and John W. Davis, former Ambas-­ side from the Naval Researc.h Laboratory. ately. Instead, experimental broadcasting which will be presided over by Mrs.. sador to Great Britain. is causing serious blanketing and harmonic will be conducted from 1 to 6 a.m.• EST. Christian R. Holmes. Mrs. john S. Shep­ interference with its short wave radio sta· with the sanction of the Federal Radio pard. Chairman of the New York State " tions, are to be the subject of a hearing Commission who will make the transmitter Division and only woman member of the before the Federal Radio Commission on a practical laboratory for the scientific Liquor Control Commission in the State. Fu 'Flits' Fifty-six February 16. development of extreme super-power. will precede Dr. Butler on the ("peaker". WjSV was recently leased to the Colum­ To the layman, the SOO kilowatt power stand with a brief talk. Dr. Fu Manchu, radio's most fiendish bia Broadcasting System. which chose a is better visuaJized as ten times that of " villain, is now being considered for Honor­ new site near Alexandria. Va.. and spent the present largest stations on the air. able Mention. The sinister Oriental is 'IOO,()(X) in erecting its transmitter plant. WL\V began with a 2O-watt transmitter in Hoover's Farewell piling up the highest casualty list of any Columbia officials who are now consulting 1922. It was located in Mr. Crosley's home. of the bad men of the airlanes. In his first with the Navy in an endeavor to adjust Step by step-first 50. then 500. next 5.000 President Hoover will deliver an 4lddrrss tt,'clve episodes alone, the Yellow Peril the interference problem. claim the Navy and finally 50,000 watts--WLW's power that probably will be his far.....ell speech. 'ncarnate accounted for fifty-six Occidentals did not protest against possible interference grew. before the National RepubJican Gub o( (radio actors in private life). And the list until the plant had been completed. Though As a manufacturer of receiving equip­ New York on Lincoln's birthday, to be is still growing. Among those Fu has sent WJSV's wave length is considerably re­ ment, Mr. Crosley feeJs that only by tre· celebrated this year on Monday, February along to their Ultimate Reward are, or moved from those used at the experimental mendous power increases, will intcrference­ 13. The address will be broadcast over a rather were, nine detectives. three baronets, station, it is claimed the interference effects free programs be delivered regularly to CBS-WBBM network from 9 to 10 p. m. one butler. fifteen dacoits, one Spanish sec­ are seriOUs. listeners in remote locations. following a dinner in the Grand Ballroom retary. one American gangster. one baboon. of the Waldorf Astoria Hotel. which is two cats and 1\\'0 dogs. expected to bring together a distinguished For variety in the manner of blotting gathering of prominent Republicans.. out his enemies. Fu stands absoJutely alont. The address wiJI review the high points He has removed them with bullets, gtnns, A New Cover of Mr. Hoover's administration, will touch poison darts, fungi, deadly insects, and by upon the subjects of international debts strangulation, drowning, decapitation, and and foreign relations. and generally outline the hypodermic needle. A tender soul. the lloover political philosophy: however, is John C Daly, who plays the role of the OrientaJ demon. for RADIO GUIDE " " Seek New Name RADIO GUIDE readers will Congress Rites find their old friend in a Broadcasters throughout Europe .ue still seeking a better equivalent for the "rord new dress next week. begin· Memorial services for those members of "announcer," and the Spanish Academy of the United States Senate and House of ,.
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