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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-

Jladio alld AJnusemeat Gaid•• Vol. t, Wo. 1'7. tu1M4 ~ l,. adte Ggl4e" lJIc.. m E'q.01IU1 x•• Yftk CiQ; DO E" nJ:nl lit.. CTlACIAUtI, Okl,,; lSI .. ~ It., .lh...... ~; Court, OhIuCO. lll. EJatered u senile! da.u _tta at :fl.t oac.. C)deaee. DL, uder act ., itO Ao7&1 8t., ••• Orleaaa, Louiaiaaa. HarMrt KnaUJ>. !'rutdeat; Zame. Eo :P.wdl.. G--.I March a, lr11. ~u:l'td ... MooGd d..us matter at ~ Oae., B_ York (li"7••• Y .. Ullder an ., "_pr; Edwud I. 1'iUc. ....aa. Llit1DT. ....uertpta nltlaittcd to :a.adie .... h ... IIarch S. It'7tr. E.tere4 _ Nedd da... matter at Pftt 0tI-. a.et-att. Oklo. _l1er ad ., Kudo IIlUt Guide, tU B.tioaal WeelLl:r er PftCRJld a:ad l'enoul1itie., _boald " aooo_PLaielI .,. '. 1m. . Ent..,.d a. seeoad dan ••Uer at I'ut oac., .... Orleab, La.• .-10- act ., IIarch " &d\belled .....e1e,. od po_tap for th6i1' Am,... :B.&dt" ..d AalUleJIlillJlt auide unme. .. 11'11. CopTri..lI.. 1m 1l,. Xadio Guide. be. ~ti_ &ad Edit6ria1 0 .._ __ted at US re-poDwili17 for Ui" tetv.,.. "r was"neite••u.ucrlpts. .. a COD ia V.it" Stahs. fl." r. 1'1l.ou~ Court, ClUeap. Dl.$ Outral Olace, I" 'W'! ICtlI It., ••• Yor" Clq.; '" W. iSad St•• .iz. a1Wlltllli f'.I' fe{ ... I.a~\ RADIO AND AMUSEMENT GUIDE Page 3 Bernie Recaptures Lead! T EAPING ahead of his former count nounced, many thousands of listeners L with nearly 2,200 votes, the Old who have been saving their ballots to l\laestro - Ben Bernie - regained his cast them all at one time will be flood­ lead in RADIO GUIDE's first annual Jazz ing RADIO GUIDE's offices with sack. King contest this week, swamping Guy of mail. Already every state, every Lombardo, in his wake and leaving the province of Canada, even 1vlexico. has eastern band leader a thousand votes be­ been heard from. The competition is hind. tremendously popular. It was Lombardo who managed to Analyzing the past week's changes in top Bernie the week before .•. the only the lineup, with the exception of the week that the latter had been dislodged Bernie succession of Lombardo. there from the number one position. But is no change in the first eight place.. Lombardo isn't far behind - a mere At ninth is found Husk O'Hare, pre. thousand votes - and something yet vious holder of eleventh position, who may happen to upset the almost sure has been climbing steadily week by' victory of the malt-selling orchestra di­ week. rector. Isham Jones is down one to tenth But-if anything is to happen to and Herbie Kay has slipped from tenth make the finish exciting, it will have to to eleventh. Abe Lyman, perhaps a come quickly, for next week's issue of dark horse, made a remarkable gain to RADIO GUIDE will carry the LAST vor­ twelfth place from twenty-seventh in ing ballot for America's Jazz King. The the standing last week. winner will be announced in the issue of Some complaint has been made by RADIO GUIDE dated Sunday, March 5, readers who declare they have cast a large and on sale at all newsstands on Thurs­ number of votes for a certain band lead· day, March 2. All ballots, to be count­ er, yet. on purchasing the next edition ed, must be mailed on or before Tues· of RADIO GUIDE have noted that their day, February 21, at midnight. Other­ favorite's increase is insufficient to cover wise they cannot be tabulated. their votes. This is easily explained. It With a total of more than 30,000 takes from a week to ten days to receive, votes received to date, RADIo GUIDE tabulate and print the results. feels that its selection of King of the All set .•• get ready ... go! The band leaders will be a popular one, typi­ ballot in this week's and nexr week's cal of the great American invisible audi­ issues are the LAST. ence. Now that tbe concluding Mail your ballots before mid· date of the contest has been an· night of Tuesday. February 21.

Ben Pollorlr. • The Standing Ben Berni 7,088 6,076 Wayne King 4,054 Rndy Vall.e .1.908 George Olsen 1,657 Dan Russo ••••••••••••••••• 932 Cab Calloway ••••••••••.•. .• 841 ..••.•••••••• 702 Husk O'Hare ••••••••••••••• 671 I.ham Jones •• ,...... 563 Herbie Kay •••.•.•••••••••••.•••••••• 558 Abe lymiln •••••••••••••.•••.•.••••••• 394 Jo1ck Denny ,. 363 Ted Wttms 335 Joe Slonders 330 Hal Kemp •.•••••••••••••.•••••.•••••• 269 Clyde McCoy •••.••••.•••••••••••••••.• 244 Mark Fisher •••••••••••••••••••••••••• 221 (",rl Moore...... 218 Maurie Shermoan 218 Art Kassel 213 Ceorge Hall •.•••••••••••.•••••••••.•• 209 Frankie Masters 155 Ben Pollack 131 Bernie Cummins • 131 Russ Columbo •••.••••••••...••••••••• 124 Vincent Lopez 117 Guie Nelson •••••.89 Williilm Stoe:ss ....49 Jan Garber ••.••••.64 Dilve Rubinoff •.•.49 HilPPY Felton ••••.61 Don Bestor ••••••48 Don Perdo ...... 56 Chulie Agnew •.•. 41 Half Pint Juon •••55 Manny Morris •••35 Smith Ballew .•••••52 Claude Hopkins ...34 Dllke Ellington •••.52 Frank Trumbauer ,30 (RADIO GUIDE regrets the impossibility of publishing complete standings until the close of Jon Corber contest. Tot~ votes: 30,412) P~e4 RADIO AND AMUSEMENT GUIDE Programs for Sunday, February 12

10,45 A.M. 3,15 P.M. WBBM-Wallu Smith and CODcm Baed 'CBS) KVW~t:m J.fetodiu MBC-RM---Jobn Seagle and Vee Lawnhur~t: WOW WGN-WGN Conccrt Orchf"stra LOG Of NORTHWESTERN WBBM-Mu!inle WMAQ WISN--eruy Crystal Prolrilm STATIONS KSTP-S«:ond (,'burch (If Christ Scitnwt WLS-Phil Kalar, soloist WJJ D--earolina Roundcrs ---C~oJ~I-~K~H~..~Powtr. 11,00 A.M. WTMJ-Ouce Orchestra 6,45 P.M. 3,30 P.M. Ldtcrs (Ides WatU • Locatio.. CBS-Salt Lab City Tabern.cle: KFAB weco CBS-A.n~elo Patri, "Your CIuJd": 'WGN KllOX, KFAI 770 5,000 Uncoln, Neb. WGN NBC-Blue-National Youth Conference: WESR weco KMaX-Fourth Church of Chti~t Scientist NBC-Red-Fraak Black; Renlers Quartet: WOW KMOX l090-sG.OOO 51. Louis..... NBC-Red-Trade and Muk: WllAQ KYW-Sunshine Procram W8BM-Fritz Miller's Otcbntra KYW-Home Folks, drama KSTP1460 10,000 St. Pauf, Minn. WBBM-Peopln Church WIBG-National Gospel SinKers WBBM-BiUy White, tenor, and Frank "'(~lphal'tI KVW--I02010.ooo Chicato. m. WEHR-SftvicI:I from Cmtnt Church WJJD-Oave BeDndt', Orchestra WTMJ-Danu Orchestra weco 110 S.OOOMinn;:..;;... :'-y;='.C:.-.- WISN-Sund

9,40 P.M. KFAB-:MY'S1trJ' Play 10,45 P.M. 11:45 P.M. WCN-IIC4dlines of Other Day. KMOX-Sporta Reporter KFAB-Studio Program ca$-lIal Kemp's Ouhe tra. KFAB WhN wrco KSTP-Reports KMOX-Paul Ash's Orch"lra WGN 9,45 P.M. KYW-Sporta Reporter WOW-Melodic Sumade (NBC) KMOX-Drooke John'!' Oahr Ira .'C-Blue--Oran!c 1.&.r:ltefn; M'~(tJY drama weN-Drum Ship 10,50 P.M. WMA~lk:llc.b View Oreh tr~ WMAQ WlSN-Thc Captivators 12:00 Midniaht WOW-tr~ WeN-Hal Kemp's Orchestra Lucford, soloist: KYW CBs-Jan Garber's Orchestra: KFAD WISN weco 12,45 A.M. WMAQ-\V'lDlu Gudm Orchestra NBC-Rtd-Melodic SuUlade: woe WHO KSTP NBC-Blue-Seymore Simon'. Orchaln: KSTP KYW-Al Trace's Orch~(r. WENR WOW WMAQ-TlIfeel H~'s Orchf'~t,. 10,15 P.M. KFAB-Crystal Ballroom Orchtsln NIC-Red---OlarJie KnT'. Orcbeslra: KYW .aC-Blue-'·inemt Loper' Orchestra; Dr. Pra" KMOX-Brooke lohns' Orchestra KMOX-Jan Garber's Orcbettra (CBS) 1,00 A.M. and Dr. Shuman: KSTP WeN-Wayne Kines Orchatra WeN-Hal Kemp's Orcbntra WMAQ-L:lIrry Larson, OI'!ani~t "C-Rtd-Donilld Novi!, tUlor: WF..'lR woe WMAQ-AuJd Sudy and Harold Van Hornc WMAQ--To be announced 1,30 A.M. WHO WTMJ-Dancc Orchestra WOW-Geo'!C! lohnSODo orpnist WMAQ-'r-"..«t Hogu', Orcbnlra Programs for Monday, February 13

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1,00 P.M. WJJD-Cowboy Singer WBBM-Orchestr2 Program 8,45 P.M. KFAB-Gl"Orci.e Porgie WTMJ-The Woman's Point or View WEHR-Young Forty Niners KYW-AI KnJe's Orchestra WCN-Day Dreamers; skelda KMOX-)lio;ouri Women Federated Club Program 3,40 P.M. WCCG-Joha Wilfahrt's Orchestra KSTP-Chic Scoggin's Dann Orchestn WIBO-German Program WHAD-Log Cabin Days WBB~ Program KYW-Jack Chapman's Orch~tra (NBC) WISH-5tory of the Day WJJD-Leo Boswell, son~ 9,00 P.M. WBBM-Earl Hoffman's Orchestra 3,45 P.M. CB5-Prnident Hoover, aWJ.ress: weco WeCo-Univusity of Minnesota Farm Hour NBC-Red-The Lady No.t Door: WENR WMAQ-lIarold Van Horne, pianist (NBC) WTMJ-Htinie', Grenamua NBC-Blue-Lincoln Day Dinner; Presidmt .... WG N-Atlan Grant, pianist KFAB--Columbia Artists Recital (CBS) nr: WMAQ \¥'IBD-News Reports WCCO-COlumbia Artists Recital (CBS) 6,05 P.M. NBC-Red-Contented Prosram: WEHR woe wm WJSH-lkrt Lawn's Orchestra WHAO-Columbia Artists Recital (CBS) KSTP-Consolyrics KSTP WTMJ WJJD-Illinois Mediul Society WJJ D-Dridge Oan of the Air KMOX-Heart to Heart Cub WLS-Slim and Spud with "Uncle Ezra" WMAQ-Judge eharl~ S. Cuttin! 6,10 P.M. KYW-Tbe Globe Trotter WMAQ-Words and Music WISH-Sport Reports WBBM-Hank Lishin's Orchestra WOW-Hotel Paxton Orchestra 3,50 P.M. WeN-Dramatk: Sketch WBBM-News F1ashes 6,15 P.M. 1,15 P.M. CBS-Buck Rogers in the Year 2433; dram.: WHAD-PhiJip A.. Grau CBS-Sylvia Sapira; ''The Well-Tempered Clavi. 4,00 P.M. 9,15 CaS-Howard Neumiller: KMOX KFAB WISM' WBBM KMOX weco P.M. chord": WBBM WISN HBC-Rtd-Whntenaville: WOW WMAQ woe NBC-Blue-Vic: and Sade, t:om.edy skit: XYW KMOX-Exchange Club WBBM WHO KMOX-La Fiesta WGH-Palmer House Ensemble NBC-Blue-Lee Sims and Ilom.y Bailf:7: KS1P kSTP-Dettt:ti"n Black anel Blue NBC-Red-Whi.spering Ihnjos: WOW WBBM-The Norsemen Quartet Wlio-Women's Club Speaker KYW-The Globe: Trotter WC N-Big Le3guers and Bushtl'l WJJD-Walts Program. WCCo-Minnl!:SOta Federation of Womm's Cubs WENR-Cmlury of Progns9 WHAD-Around thl! Vue-Place WlS-l.ivutock Markets, Jim Poole; Grain Markd WeN-Afternoon Musicale WlBo-Phil Shuken, ttDOr WCN-The Stud nrl!:!, dUldrell" playlet WENR-Vic and Sadt, sketdl (NBC) ~OW-Holel Puton Orth"tra WJJ D-Sports Reel WIIo-Wilco:l: Memory Book . WJJD--Rh.psody in Records 1,30 P.M. WMAQ--Woman's Calendar 6,25 P.M. 9,30 P.M. CaS-Ameriun School of the Air: KMOX KFAB WTMJ-Radio FDrum KYW-Sporh Report. CaS-Edwin C. Hill: KMOX WBOIf WISH weco WOBM NBC-Blu~AIi~ Joy: KYW kSTP-King"s English 4,15 P.M. 6,30 caS-Fred Btrrens' Orcl1estra: KNOX KFAB P.M. NBC-Red-To be announud: WEN& KYW-Prudence Pmny; houq.hold hints CBS-Earl Hoffman's Orchntra: bOX KSTP--Qtto'. Little Germu Ban. WIBG-Frankie M.arno, Cowboy Ballads WISN waSM "BC-Blu~MobileMoaners: WEHR. NBC-Red-What Will Happen Next: WMAQ Wr:1W WeH-Tomotrow's Nnrs WJJD-HiIl Billy Time KSTP-Concert Ensemble WIBG-HappJ Shann WlS-Quarler Hour in Thr~.quartt"r Time; Three KSTP-Conctrt Pttite WIBO-Cora Long, songs KYW-Eyes RiJht WMAQ-Poettr M&Jit: Contraltos WBBM-Mwical Prograa WTMJ-U. of W. Athlttic Rtview WMAQ-Public Schools PrOATam WJJ ~YOW1r Mothers' Club WOW-In the Playhouse witb l.nt WCCG-The Veedol Mn WOW-Home Economics period WEHR-What'. tile New. 9,40 P.M. WTMJ-Artist Bureau Penonalilies WGN-Ueadliaes or Other Da,. 1,35 P.M. we H~chestral PrClltam KSTP-Rtmembrances; Dr. Richter; orl:'an mUNe 4,30 P.M. WIBG-B. ud K. Reporter 9,45 P.M. NBC-Red-The FJyin! Famil,: WMAQ wow WJJD-Carolina ROWlders CSS-llyrt and Marge: WBBM KMOX WCOI 1,45 P.M. woe WHO KSTP-Mak Quartet MeC-Blue-Sisters of tbe Skillet: KSTP KYW KMOX-String EnSl!:mble 6,40 P.M. KYW-Al Tract's Orchestra WGN-Arthur ObeI'r, tenor KSTP-Cecil and SaU, WCCo-Minneapons Shoe Co. Prosr.. WGH-MirlstreJ Show WIlD-B. and K. Reporter KYW-Earle Tanner, tenor WIBo-Joe Spriqer Hoc:kq New WISD-Betty aIld Jean WJJD-Varidy Music WBBM-Thota Marlm, Norm Sherr 6,45 P.M. WISH-The Captivaton Wl$-Beauty Spots of Historic Illinois WCCo-Ramoaa Gubard. orpnist WMAQ-lin"" .. WOW-Hotel Fonte.ntUe Orchestra WEHR-Irma Glm, organist (NBC> CBS-BoUe Carter: WBBM: KMOX weco WTaU-RadiG Forum MBC-R_n.. Goldborp, WKN& WOW WTMI 10,00 P.M. WIBD-Niclr. Nit:bols, "Cartoonist 01 "'t Air" CIS--Columbia Symphony Orchestra: WISH-Musical Program KSTP-Tanan of the Apes KrAll .. 1,50 P.M. KYW-Jaek Chapman'. Ch'chestra NBC-Blae-Amos 'a' AndT. COIDeII...: WIlMa WlIO-Princess Pat WJJ D-MOOMhftrt Childrea WG N-Tom, Dick and Harry WEHR WTMJ KSTP 2,00 P.M. WTMJ-TwiHght Musicale WI8().-..oC1e:m. and Ira, skit KMOX-Ruth and Ralph, two )Ii.... ta$-Etoo Boys: WISN weco KFAB 4,45 P.M. WJJD-Mu.sic Appreciaao. KYW-Muk Fisher's Orchestra NIC-Blue-Betty and Bob: WLS NBC-Red-Slow Rinr: WMAQ KSTP WMAQ-OId PaPPI, NIe!I'O impersonatU..t WCCG-Carl Moore's Orchestra ..eC-Rtd-Judr and Jane: KSTP KFA8--CKU ud SaDl 7,00 P.M. WIBo-Newa Reports "IC-Rtd-Elmer Rice IntttTi",,": woe WHO KYW-nn. Striop WMAo-'lDeat« of ROUlanee WBIM-&1HpJ Valler, loe Robin...d I, W. C.$-Four Norsl!:.D:l.eD: WHBM WISJIf WOW CIS-WhisJ)U'illc Jad: Smith, the Htammin& BitdlJ WOW-World·Herald New, puio4 KNOX-Home Radio Prorram; StriD!, EaMmble Doty 10,15 P.M. WENR-Musiea1 Moments (NBC') aoci Orehestn: WGN KMOX KYW-COncert Ecboes NBC-Blut-Club EskimO' Orchestn.: WtS KMOX-S..... II...... WIBM-Buuty Talk WIB()--()rpn-o-Logues KSTP-News Reports WISH-Gladys Ray, sonp KSTP-Ptay Gypsies WG N-Happy Endinl", ~kil KYW-Lint:om Mtmorial Progr.. WEHR-To be announced WIlD-Radio Gossip WOW-n have nto settled the details of theiJ: Sibelius. Schoenberg. I CARLETON SMITH Gie.ekiDr, BO.tOD Soloill encounter as yet, but they plan to play. Jnd the later Berg. shortly in a Chicago parlor. McCoy has Stravinsky, Prokofieff, Bartok. B Joeh. ~. ·1 'OISSEURS of the pianistic art will just been added to the Columbia chain, Gruenberg • •• to mention only a few. hear Wa1ter Gieseking play Mozart's C Purely Personal broadcasting Friday nights at II p. ffi. CST. have found inspiration. and have written. major Concerto with the Boston Symphony Atonality, polytonality. polyharmony. have touches and calmer moods of the literature. Emic Madnguera returned Wednesday, to stir the musical ..aters of this February 8 from a four day trip to Cuba. Art Jarrett has started" an outfit of his He never beats his instrument into jangling own, and is playing in Kansas City. lie IT HAS. become the fa:.hioll in some circles protest, nor performs those prodigious feats The orchestra leader negotiated with a to behttle Wagner's beliefs and his phi)" sugar magnate for a U. S. broadcast during broadcasts over the Columbia chain at thought of as "briJliant." Debussy is one different times in the evening. osophy. \Ve are ad"'ised that they are out­ of the composers in whose writings Mr. his brief stay. o~-date, that his romanticism will no longer Giescking is most at home. Needless to Wlthstand analysis. and that we might say, he is sensitive to Mozart. Paul \Vhiteman and" his orchestra played Al [(t'ale. another" 01 Cbicago's thealer profitably devote our time to subjects more The program includes Mendelssohn's the opening night strains for Broadway's orchestras, is to go into the Terrace practical than the Volsultga Saga and the O.verture to "Fingal's Cave," painting his newest dance palace, the Empire Ballroom Gardens 01 the Morrison Hotel, Chicago, Niebelungen Lied. pICture of the lonely island among the ThurMlay, February 9. ' shortly, replac;'Jg Don Pedro. That Is • poibt of "few with which I Hebrides, with its rocky cave where "the cannot ap-ee. It may be that noble ideals dark green waves form the floor"; and " Up in S1. Paul, Carl" "Deacon" .Moore is aDd lofty purposes out of harmony Johnny Marvin. the lonesome singer of are Louis Gruenberg's first symphony. the air, is wearing a cowboy costume pre­ "hill billying" Twin Cities fans from the with contemporary attitudes. Redemp­ Hotel Lowry, and over WCCO nightly. tion through love and unselfishness ~ DO sented to him by cowboys of the WI-Ranch 4Ioabt, a worn·out theme. yet it has AdvaDce Program Not.. Show during his current vaudeville appear­ ance. been a fertile course of inspiration for the Frankie A/asters "rolls Ollt 01 Chicago (Given in Centn.! Sb,nd.ud Time) shortly, and leaves chain broadcasu alld veatest art works of the past. And, Jad&­ THE GORDON STRING QUARTET (Sunday, ~howing" m,. from C1UTeDt. musical productions. • february 12. 11:30 iI. m. over NBC). A pri,,·ate of Kate Smith's pic-. Chicago oullets flat. He 'Mil open at the return to such a romantlc ideal micht IlOt ROXY'S GANG, with Symphony Orchestril under ture. "Hello Everybody," was unreeled at Club Forrest, New Orleans, February /5j be amiss. direction of Erno Rapee (Sunday, february U. the Edward Hines Hospital in Chicago, in replacing jimmy Grier there. lie u:iIl pro~ 11 :15 iI. m. over NBC). It seems to me that great music-all great lNTERNATIONAL BROADCAST of '(Deep River" response to the petitions of five hundred ably continue the Club's broadcasts over. art, in fact-touches the depths of human procratn, American and Negro melodies (Sunday veterans in the institution. WDSU locally, altbOflgh de{i.'lite a't1IOU1lC~ February 12. 12:30 p. m. over NHC.WMAQ). • ments oj this are not available III present. consciousness, and is meant to fan the HEW YORK PHILHARMONIC SYMPHONY OR. ~ames of the spirit's will. Perhaps v.'e can CHESTRA, with Bruno Walter conducting (Sun. Bing Crosby, who "is now in the midst of be satisfied by a symphony of factory day. February 12, 2 p. m. over CBS.WGN). a group of movie shorts, soon starts a four Mi" K. C., Hollis,"N. Y.-Will Osborne ,,:histles or a piece describing a radio sta­ OUR AMERICAN MUSIC, John Taskr.r Howard has left the Club Forrest ill New Orlea"s SJ?taking on "American Grand Opera-Yesterday," week series of vaudeville engagements. tlOn. They are utilitarian products of today. With concert orchestra and soloists (Sunday. Feb. Ralph Kirbery, NBC's dream !'!iinger, is a"d is not located peT1uaneutly 'list ?rOW. ruary 12, 2 p. m. oVl'r NBC-WMAQ>' another radio artist who is bu!'y making Frankie Trumbauer is in practically tb, Wagner's Leit.Motifs TEMPLE OF SONG, Chic.ago A Capell. Choft vaudeville, horts these days, sa1n~ li:'C; he. too, is resting ill Chicago alter (Sunday, February 12. 3 p. m. over NBC). a trzp through Din·e. G.E~t.::RAL ELECfRIC CONCERT, Lily Pon~. IF YOU choose to tum back a half century solOist (Sun~ay, February 12, 8 p. m. over NBC. The sponsors of "Fred \Varing and his to V(agner's "Der Ring des Niebelu"ge71/' WENR). Pennsylvanians orchestra gave a dance in Ozzie Nelson, featured" now at the Ilote) ERNEST HUTCHESON, pianist with concert honor of the band leader at the Essex House you will find creation and romanticism at orchestr.a (Sund.ar, Februa.ry 12 , p. m. over New Yorker, is booked, according to press their height. For grandeur and breadth of CBS·WBBM). • Ballroom Tuesday night, February 7. The release.s, for the remainder of the season, conception, this poem in four cantos is SONATA RECITAl., .nth Josef Stopu. violinist dance preceded the Waring orchestra's air and Will be found there when summer rolls and Josef Honti, pianist (Monday, February 13, debut the following night. without parallel in the '" hole realm of 10:30 a. m. over Nnc·WMAQ). around. music. ON WINGS OF SONG. string trio, list selections Without knowing a single one of the from "Tannhauser" on their program (Monday The Bo~welJ Sistcrs" arc resting up in Smith Ballew has 1llDt'ed" into the William Idt.-motifs-the "guiding themes"-througb February B, 11 :15 .a. m. over NBC). , New York City before starting out on their Pentl Jlotel, PitLsburgb. He cbanges trom whlc~ Wa~er SYLVIA SAPIRA. presVlting "The Well.Tem. nation·wide vaudeville tour this Spring. makes pictorial symphonies pered. Cliil"jchord" (Monday, February 13, 1:15 CBS to NBC in his new spot, and yL'ill b, o~ hiS !'1uslc-dramas, you can enjoy them. p. m. over CBS-WBHM>' heard OtJer KDKA locally_ 1 here IS a ceaseless glow and richness in VOICE Of FIRESTONE, with Lawrence Tibbett, Edwin C I1ilt news" commentator, has his musical fabric that brings intense present operett.a selections and the "Flower Sang" almos.t completed his new book, "The from Carmen (Mond.ay, Fehruary 13, 7;30 p. m. Ernie Holst is to "remain at the Colony pleasure t? the listener hearing it even for over NBC-WMAQ). Amencan Scene-1932," \\hich is to come Club in Palm Beach, Florida. !he first time. Of course, it is more mean­ MME. FRANCIS ALDA (Tuesday February 14 off the prcss immediately preceding the 5 p. m. over NBC). • , mgfuJ when one knows the words and presidential inauguration. Chicago Bernie Cummins" fans are plan.- actions and associated motives. Then does THE TUNE DETECTIVE, Sigmund Spulh CTues. day, rebru;ary 14. , p. rn. over NBC). " ning gala doi"gs whe1f, Cummins rttllrns to he ~nder5tand each inner thought and sug­ SYMPHONY CONCERT, "ith Aleunder Smal. Singin' Sam is displaying a shamrock the Trianon, FebrJUlry /J. gestion from Wagner's ever-fertile brain. lens .s «uest eondudor. list the following fine "'31tch-eharm made of silver and jade sent program:. Ac~demlc rutinl Overture by Brahms, 111m by an Irish admirer who heard his " Good Fnda)' s Spell from ''Parsifal'' by Wagnu Vincent Lopc:t goes back to the Ifotel Matinee Cycle Broadc:uts Prelude and Lave DeOllth £rom "Tristan and Isolde': programs via \V3XAU, CBS' short wave St. Regis, New York City. early in March. by Wagner. the Suite from Glazounow's "Ray. station in Philadelphia. But he, too, is going to be on deck for the Ir: YOU can not make the pilgrimage this monda" and the Ov~tUN: to "Romeo and Juliet" Chicago Century of Progress. by Tsehaikowu:y (WednesdOllY, February 15, 8 p, m. " summer to Bayreuth. where Toscanini OVf'r NBC), Morton Downey lert the city last week and Elmendorff will labor with loving care NINO MARTINI. with Columbia. Symphony Or. to fulfill two months of theatrical engage­ Don Redman takes"his band to Clenland dtutr.a (WednesdOlly, february 15 10 ,. mover I~l~nts appearing in sixty New England to produce Wagner's music-dramas as 1M; CBS·WJKS). ,. on February 17 fQr personal appearances cIties. in that city. RADIO AND AMUSEMKN1' c;UILJE Page ~ Programs for Tuesday, February 14 12:00 Noaa 2,30 P.M. 7,00 A.M. 9,40 A.M. CBS-Frank Westphal's KYW-Momins: Mr.lodians WISN KMOX 1,30 P.M. NBC-Rrd-Melodic: ThoUCbts: WOC WHO WTMJ-\\'hat's h~ ill Milwauku' Ask ltln. GrQ' WBBM-Tbe Norsemen Quartet CBS-American School of the Air: WBBM: KMOX 8,50 A.M. W(i, N-Morninc Musieale KSTP-Whoopct Joba'. Orche:stra WJB()--()rp.n Interludes KFAB WISH weco WCH-A T~tieth Century Bookshelf; Rninr WL$-Gene Autry, Ok.Wtoma Yoddet KSTP-Kin(1 EnStish WIOo-Rita the Rhythm Girl WJSN-Pqv"s MoYie OJaUer KVW-Prudence Penfty; household hlnb 9,00 A.M. WJJD-WJJD Curn.,..l WJJ D-YounS N'othH'S' Clut. Ca$-:\Ofl)rninl Moods: KMOX KFAB WlSN' WIBG--f'ran1Ue Marvin; ''Cowboy Ballads'" WOW-In the Playhouse with JaDe KSTP-PoU,. the Shopper WMAQ-U. of C. Ltdure WJJO-Hill Billy nme WOW-Value Ne"s by Cualdine WTMJ-Artists Bureau Pf:r$ODalitits KYW-Coldeft Melodib WLS-Vibrut Strinrs, Vibrilirp ud Striul' 4,30 W8BM-Jf::ln~ 11,15 A.M. WMAQ--Public SchMls Prosnm P.M. KFAB-Huotd JloUinlsworth WG H-G)'lft of the Air NBC-Rrd-On Winu of SoD&": \VMAQ WOW-Home Economies Period KMOX--creative Music Educatioa WIBo-Y~1CA Enrcitt KMOX-SI. Loui, Medical Societ1 1,35 P.M. Pr._ KSTP-Grpa Picturf:S KSTP-ettiI and Sa1J1 WMAQ-Chicaco Ensemble (NBC) KSTP-SYDcopatorS (NBC) KYW-UaroJd Bean, baritobe WOW-)Iubt Report, WBBM-VirJi,nia Ouk; Cene and Otarlie 1,45 P.M. WENR-Fdlem Minutes with You; Cene Arnold WBBM-Howard Neumiller, pianist. Jack &Hb 9,05 A.M. NBC-Blue-S""tsters of t},e SItiUel: KYW KSTP WCCo-Feminine New, F1a.shes WOW-Ol.iuJo Ensemble (NBC) WeN-Harmony Tn.; Tom, Dick and HartJ' WGN-YJ.rCinia urae and AUaa Crant WISN-Buddy Harrod', Orchestra (CBS) WENR-Irma Clen, orprnst (NBO 9,10 A.M. WISG-B, and K. RtpOrttt WCiH-Arch Bailey, baritone WLS-Hilrry Steele, Hamlin's Nrwscast WJJD-Leo Boswell WJJ D-Variety Music WOW-Muket Reporta WIBo-Nick Nichols, ''Cartoonist 01 the Air'" 9,15 A.M. WL5-A Centwy of PrOJl'f:SS WISH-''Tbe Chatter Box"" NBC-Blue--OMa, La 'A' Em: KSTP WTMJ WGN 11,25 A.M. WOW-Hotel FonteneUe Orcheslrl WJJD-Moosuurt CIu1drm NBC-Rf:d-Sou"eniu of Mdody: WMAQ WOW KSTP-National Chemical Company Ptosrara WTMJ-Radio Forum WMAQ-Mdodic Thoughts (NBC) woe WHO WOW-Health Exercises 1,50 P.M. WOW~le lohnson, oreanist KYW-J, B. and Mae 11,30 A.M. WIBO-PriAcus Pat WTMJ-Moden. Orchestral Studi-. WBBM-Pi:ano Interlude h1 Uarold Fair CB$-Concert Miniatures: KMOX WISH" 2,00 P.M. 4,45 P.M. WISH-Peg", Notebook NBC-Blue-Nationa1 Farra and Home Hour: KYW CBS-Cotumbia Artist Rf:ci.tal; Barbara Maure1, C8$--Cowoo,. TODl and Indin Chid: WBBM WL5-Mac and Bob WOC WHO WOW KSTP contralto; Theo Karle, te.Dor: weco WISH }(MOX WCCo-)tOnllnl Moods (CBS) KFAB-Thrre Minute Melodies KFAB KFA8-Cecil .nd 5a111 9,20 A.M. WBBM-Frank Wilson and Jules Stein NIC-Blue-Bett1 and Bob; dramatic sbtda: KSTP-Conc:ert Echoes (NBC) WBBM-New, Fbshu WCC~Stocks; Markets WLS KYW-Thzee: StriaI' 9,25 A.M. WENR-Home Seryice; Mu. Anaa Petersoe. HBe-Red-Vocal Art Quartet: WMAQ WGH-.lane Carpenter'1 Recital WCCo-Rap-In·W:ax Prorram WG H-Market Report. NBC-Rrd-Jud1 and Jane: woe WHO WOW WIBo-organ.O-~n 9,30 A.M. WIBQ--GoIden Cate KS17' WISN-The Three Kins:s CBS-'lildred Rose, soprano: KNOX WJJD-WJJD Carnin1 KMOX-Home Radio Proyam; Strinl EnKmhle WMAq-(:oncert Echoes (NBC) NBC-Red-Seraphima Strelon. IOprno: woe WMAQ-On Winls of Sone (NBC) KYW-Cont-ert Echoes; Sports Revif:'lf 4,50 P.M. WHO WTMJ-Heinie and hi, 80)" WBBM-Beauty Oat WCCo-Uvestotk Market SummUJ' KFAB-Uninrs.it, of Nrbusb WGN-Palmu Houst: Ensemble 5,00 P.M. 11,35 A.M. WJBo-Rawo Gossip KSTP-Departmmt Slore Parade WGN-Painted Dreams COS-Current Events: WBRM WlSN KYO KYW-Gulield Park PrO!t'am WJJD-Ma,ter Work, KMOX-orpn Melodies; Ruth Nelson WBBM-Beaut,. Chat; Harold Fair, pianist Ih45 A.M. 2,10 P.M. KSTP-Mahdi'. Masic Circle WCCG-Jack Spratt KFAI-Markd Report, and Ne"s WMAQ-Piilno Selection, KYW-Mel Stitzel at tbe piano WCN-)lIarlr.et Report, WBBM--Concert Miniatures (CBS) 2,15 P.M. WCCG-Cirl Scouts WHAD-Thri.fty Shoppers WCCo-Minnesota Police BuRdia HBC-Blue-StroDtI'I Matinee; dant-I:: orchestra: WENR-Pat Bames' ChiWrf::n', Show WIBD-Uttle H,ury; KinS of the Kitchen WIB~Wi1cox Melli...,. Book WJR WGH-The Dtyil Bird; sketch WL$-CuDIbr:rbnd Ridle RWIQU"I WJJD-Sln~C Minstrel KFAB-Columw Artists Recital (CBS) WIBo-Hotan', Council rlf't WMAQ-Edilh Sbuck WLS-Wntbu RqMMt; Llnstoc:k EstiJaate KSTP-Have You Hurd' WJJD-N"nJhborhood SloTe WOW-TalkiD( Thinl' han, may write me for particulars. ask his orchestra to play. 8431 Dante A,e., Chicago, III. Ruth ROLber, agaiu ro the belief that at its worst, Amite, Louisiana Dear Sirs: '" each program is doing good to some Off a Live Mike-'" one. I am organizing a club in honor of the Dear Sir: The smouldering argument between Little greatest singer of lOday, Ruth Etting. Mem· 1 am vcry much interested in forming Emergency Welfare Relief workers jackie lIeller and NBC finally broke out in bership is free. Write to J\1iss Ruth Nulty, a club for the radio fans of "Rambling verify the tale. A mau with a wife flames, and now jackie, although he con· Connersville, . Red" Foley and his best "gal" Lulu Belle. and five children to support had been tinues singing on the morning College Inn Ruth NUll)', I know these two have many friends all NBC-WENR local show, has been nabbed Connersville, I ndi.ana over the United States. Come on, every­ out of work three years. They had by CBS scouts for a buildup, the first net­ body, write and help form the rulcs of the one Iuxury-a radio set-which the relief work of which was given him \Vednesday, Dear Sir: '" best ~inger of hill-billy songs in Amcrica. workers wisely permitted them to keep. But February 8, at 4:30 p. m. EST ••• How In my opinion. Isham Jones' style of mod· Carl Glenn Lindsey, even with a radio. thirty-six months of long that will go on, however, is a question, ern dance lunes is unexcelled. Ilis orchestra 315 E. Rutledge Ave., Pelcrburg, Ill. nothing to do will prey upon anyone's mind. since Bcn Bernie's band will be leaving So the man threatened suicide. Chicago for their RKO tour around lhe His wife pleaded with him. Several times last week of this monlh. he threatened. Each time she reasoned Eddie East and Ralph Dumke are vaude.. him out of his mood. Then one day, she VilliDg between sponsors. Meantime they had cause to be absent from their home. have that afternoon NBC sustaininl'. He was left alone. He decided once more Clara, Lu and Em, the word and current to end it all ••• event garbling comics, are rumored to be going to Washinglon for the inauguration. She returned home in the evening ••• was frightened to see him •.. standing by The idea is to get local color for their sketch, and possibly they'U study a few he radio set listening. .• a loaded revolver in his hand! Congressmen and Senators, funny fellows, to borrow some of their legal laughs ••• "Don't 'Worr'jl bOlley," be respmlded ra. A Chicago air scribe took a poke at Amos timzally when he saw ber surprise. "I was 'n' Andy this past week for going ahead "bout to do it, bIlt the radio was on and with plans to make stage appearances for Uncle Bob's cheery laughter stopped me. 1 money, although they were unable to get $Q.w bow foolish it would be. I'll never back to Chicago in time to appear for the try it agaill." recent charily 'benefitting Radio Revue. WOC-WHO are having musicians' union A Horse on Tony-'" trouble at their Davenport Iowa studios, 'fONY CARLO, of the entertaining Chi- so the slickers are pumping their broad­ casts out from the WHO. Des Moines, cago air team of "Tony and Joe," parked headquarters. his car downtown where it shouldn't have Broadcast Advertising, the monthly trade been parked. Hurrying out of the building magazine, is in the hands of receivers with where he had transacted his business, he both the publishers of Radio Art and Broad­ drove away-not without a sense of guilt, casting bidding for a merger •.• That's however. what she gets for having an attractive name! Behind him he heard a horse's hoof beats. Patricia Ann Manners (J'vlyrt and Marge's "Hm," thought Tony, "the traffic cop. I'll "Gwen") has just had another baby named ~et away from him." after her and the total now is twenty-five But the faster Tony drove, the louder be­ .•• "Big Boy" Charlie Hamp never THE came the hoof beats, and he noted that listens in to other singers for fear their pedestrians were watching him with queer styles might subconsciously influence his. expressions on their faces. After about a mile of unsuccessful endeavor to escape ar­ '" rest, Tony surrendered. He stopped the car Passing in Review- and waited for his ticket, sure that the A box or so of prunes to those famous officer would "throw the book" at him. vocalists-not excluding Eddie Cantor-for FIVER No officer appeared. Tony looked behind making "ing" soung like "ing-gah" or "ink" A Five-Tube Neutralized his car. There, tied to his spare tire rack ••• To Eno for too much unintelligible Com.plete1y Balanced Superheterodyne was a puffing horse-a traffic policeman's "prop" telephone (Jan. 30-31) ,,. Likewise lIorse without the policeman. to NBC for banning CBS artists, and vice Tony untied the winded animal, hitched versa, although that theatrical trade paper Illuminated Dial. New Heater Ilim to a convenient lamp post and sped misquoted an NBC vice-president as saying Type Tubes. Dywunie Speaker away-faster than before. that the ban was off ••• and loads of Five tubesmean betterradio recep­ prunes to Household program (Jan. 3]) for tion-far superior to that offered In Which reminds of the recent inquisition excessive studio applause of a flat-sounding a four-tube radio. Five rubesmake '" possible the virtual elimination of of genuine Oklahoma cowboy Gene Autry, nature which marred an otherwise good show whistles and other similar noises. ihe WLS yodeler, at a theatrical appear· by Koestner's Orchestra, Eddie Guest, the Five tubes provide more power, ance, by two small boys. The firs asked Cadets Quartet and JIomay Bailey (who greater disf.ance..getting ability and Autry if he could ride a horse, but before might trim the tremolo a bit). finer tone--so demand a radio with he couId answer, the second youngster Won't the sponsors ever get wise to the at least five tubes. Rcmember. eracked, "Don't be silly. I'll bet he neVer fact that applause means little to the you can't get five-tube performance even saw a horse." dialing audience? ... And while we're out of l;\ four-tube receiver. at it, prunes to thOSe gentlemen who in­ In the CROSLEY FIVER yon 0b­ Most Popular Song-'" vite the public to see their shows and tain a genuine jive-tube Superhet­ A I then promptly give away all their tickets erodyncradiothathasbeencomplete­ OUR worthy contemporary, J\.1ike Porter, to thcir retail dealers. The "public" hasn't Jy balanced at the factory. It em­ FlVE-TUBE RADIO recently set himself to the task of deter· a chance! ploys New Heater Type Tubes, which enable it to deliver perform­ mining what were the ten most popular And baskets of plums to Socony-Vacllum ance heretoforc impossible in a J'&o IN THE ~ongs during the past ten years. The re­ for another swell "Inside Story" with Jerome ceiver of this size. It has a dial sults of his survey were interesting, if not Kern the subject, .. Abo to Lennie Hay­ light, a dynamic speaker and other PRI£E RANGE OF A conclusive. However. the stunt suggested ton again on the occasion of his first "sin­ features you would never dream of another. gle" with a concert bill (Jan. 31) •.. More obtaining in a radio for SO little FOUR Wbat do you consider tbe one song you'd for Ed \Vynn for his best show to dale money. Nowhere can you obtain as much radio ValU6 for less thaD ratber bear tball any otber! Suppose you (Jan. 31) and applause that wasn't too long; $20.00. could bear but one more song and tben was spontaneous .. , To Ilarold Stcrn's ~L'ere to be stricken deaf lor life-unable to Orchestra for some enjoyable dance tempo • YOU RE THERE WITH A CROSLEY bt't1r allotber. What one would YOH choose? and many plums to l3ill Smith whose VOiCe ~ ~ We asked \Vayne King. one of our fav- is packed with "it:' .. KAlJIU ANlJ AMUSl!JMl!JIV1' fiUIlJE Page 11 Tuesday Programs [Continued]

5,15 P.M. 6,30 P.M. 8,15 P.M. KMOX-Sporls Reporter caS-Rn, aU. Duu. tcIIMdy _ toft,p: )(FAD CBS-Kd1er, Sucmt ud Rou: we.' KMO. CBS-threads of Uappinus: WGN' KMOX weco WGN-Millipn aDd MuIIi.;3.llo WIS.., NBC-Red--fur Trappus: WOW WBBM-rche5!n (NBC. WOW-Pollce Bulletins NBC-Red-Ed Wynn's lire·Chid Band: WMAQ WTMJ-Junc1e Explora. 6,40 P.M. 10,30 P.M. WCCo-Minneapolis Shoe PtOCu. WOW WHO woe KSTP WTM.J Co. KYW-Bernie Kane's Orchestra 5,20 P.M. WIBD-Joe SprioCer's Jockey Newl KYW-Inspetlor Stevens and SoIl .. Scotland Yar4 WEHR-Du5t1e and Crinoline (NBC) WCCO-Girl ReSBYti WBBM-Fritz Miller's Orc:hestra 6,45 P.M. WCiN-Put.TOIelher Drama WGH-Wa)'De Kio!,s Or"chrstra 5,30 P.M. caS-Boake Carter: WBBM KMOX weco WHAD-Geo. R. Patrick WIB~lan Music Program CaS-Skippy: WBBM KMOX weco woe WHO NBC-Ral....Coldbu." WENR WOW wnu WlSo-Al!Olian L.adies Quartrl WMAQ-Tweet H~a.n's Orc:hutra IlIBC-Blue-The Sintinl Lad,: WGN KSTP-Tauan of the Apes 8,45 P.M. WTMJ-Dance Orchestras KFAB-Wdlie Botts (CBS) WCiH-Tom. Dick and Ha".,. KYW-Smart Business 10,45 P.M. KSTP-Radio CouDcil ill Education WIB~lando Van Guntm; World', Fair Speaktr WBBM-Hank Lishin's Orchestra WOW-oz:,ie Nelson's Orcbn-lra (NBC') KYW-l'ncJe Bob', Curb is the Limit Ch.lt WISH-The Captintors WCiH---Georce Ndidoft baritone WMAQ-Ozzie NdsoD's Orcheslra (SBC) WEHR-Air lunion WJJD--U. of C. Theatft" E,.ut. WHAD-The Enllisb Dettctin 10,50 P.M. WJJo-Pimo lMlructioe WMAQ-Snn of the Air WJ8G-Oem aDd HarT]' WISH-Show W"lDdow' WCN-J:IIn Carber's Orchestra 7,00 P.M. 9,00 P.M. WOW-Rti_ aM Karl CBS-A Fiflffa Minute Drama! waBM weco 11,00 P.M. WTMJ-...... ,... CBS-Easy Aces: WCCO WGX KMOX CB$-Joe HJlymn' Orchestra: KFAB NBC-Bhae-Crime Club: WMAQ HBC-Blue-Tame Detedin: WllAQ NBC-Red-Luc::ky Strike Hov: KS"IP WENt cas-Don Redman's Orchestra: KMOX KE'Aa 5,45 P.M. N8C-Red-BladtstoDe Plut..tioa: woe WUO Wr.;N HIC-Blu_LitUe Orphan Annie: WENR KS'IP WOW woe WHO wnu KMOX-Tom and R01, harmorl" dIM N8C-Blue--Cab Calloway's Orchestra' WM,\Q WMAQ KSTP...... ()rs:aa Rhythms. Earl McNlucht.. KMOX-Mike Child's Orcbutra KYW-Vinc:ut Lopez' Orchestra (NBC) KYW-The Globe Trotter NIC-Rtd-S«btary Hawkins: children'. duo WGH-DaJlco of the Nations KSTP--GoId Room Orchntnl WMAQ woe WHO WOW WBBM-liarriet Cruise; Orc:bestra KYW-Tate Erskine's OI'chrslra WI8G-Cbwc:h of the Air WHAD-Merry Mix-up KFAB-Studio Pro9am WIB~Wfl\ddl Hall WCCo-Tom Gates' Orchrstn. KMOX-Swashilae DUco"eries Club WISH-Sorman Ralei!h's OrehMtn WEHR-Don Ik5tor's Orcbntra OffiCI WBBM-Roclt Oak ChampiollJ WJJD--"Hal! Pint" .Jo.OD 9,15 P.M. WIBo-Music:a1 Tspeslry HaC-Blu~Vic: and Sade: KYW WeCD-Natural History WLS-Dance Orchestra WOW-WOW Soloist WlBo-~eloclies; Mu.Y.ul ~r.m WTMJ-oance Orchestra KMOX-Departmenl of Commuce 5ptabr 11,10 P.M. WJJD-Ho..-ud L Petrnon. orsnitt WeH-Hal Kemp's Orchutra 7,15 P.M. WIBo-The Sins-in!" Sophomore' WeN-Wayne Kin!,s Orclaeslra WISlf--CruT Crysul PrOSTam CBS-Harriet Cruise; Westphal's Orches-lra: WISN 11,15 P.M. WTMJ-The Thrillins: Adnnturn of Jimmy But. 9,30 P.M. CBS-The Magic: Voice: WGN KMOX CBS-Edwin C. Hill: WISN weco KMOX-P.ul Ash's Orchutra KSTP-Chandu, the Magician NBC-BluC!-llomay Bailey: WMAQ KSTP-Chie Scouin's Orchulra 6,00 P.M. WBIM-Flanapn Sport Review KMOX-)tillipn aDd MulliClUl, elra.a (CBS) KMOX-Thl Citiun of the South""t; Mis~uri WMAQ-To be announc:ed KSTP-Amulemenl Bulletin WCCo-Bill KeDou's DruJ Store Pacific Una WOW-Hotel Lmngtoe Orchestra (NBC) kYW-SoIoish (NBC) WJJD-Ran>Ut; mystery drama KYW-The Cadets, quartet 11,30 P.M. WTMJ---<:handu, the W8BM-Howard NewniUer and Phil Porterfield Macician WBBM-The Norsemen CBS-Harold Stera's Orcbestra: KYA. ~ WEHR-Y_s: Forty 1\Uaft'S 7,30 P.M. WCiN-Tomorrow's News WCCO Wc;,ff-Iby Drumtt,; 5ketc:\ CBS-Kale SI:Dlth: WGN J()IOX WISH weco WIlD-The Rhythm Girl NBC-Blue-Daneiq- ia Milwauke..;~ KSTP WEll. WISH-SlM7 of the Day HIC-Blue-Adventures ia JlnJth: WlS 9,40 P.M. HBC-Red-Sa. RobbUui' 8er.udiua,: WMAq W18()..-Ger-1IWl Prova- HBC-Red-Wayne Kine's Orcbntn: W'DII woe WCN-Hud1inrs 01 Other D.,s KMOX-Bobb,. Meeker's Orchestra WJJo-Leo BonItdl, SOD&S WHO WOW KSTP 9,45 P.M. KYW-Mark tisher's Orchutra WOW-~ KYW-Mark F"uhUI Ordaestra WG H-Late Danc:e Orchestras CIS-Myrl and Marre: WOBY weco KMOX WMAQ-Tweet Hopo's Orchestra WlMJ-lIanie'5 Gnnadif:n WBBM-JlftHllo Minutes ., SlUIs!aiAe will. a ... KYW-Al Trace's Ortheslra Hamp WCiN-The Dream Ship WOW-Jobaaie Franek,. pianist 6,05 P.M. WJJo-Art Wri.cbt WlBO--Betty and Jean 11,45 P.M. KSrp-COJllsol,-ric:s WMAQ-haa Eppinorr, Orthatn WISH-The Drnm Girl KMOX-Brooke lohn's Orchntra. WMAq.-To be announc:ed f,10 P.M. 7,45 P.M. WMAQ-Jack McLallen and Saralt (NBC) WISH-Sports ReJlMl CBS-Coffey L)-nn's Orchestra: WISH WBS" 10,00 P.M. 12:00 Midair.' WOW--cru1 Water Pl"O(l'am KMOX CBS-Sen. Burton K. Whf'eler, tallr.: kFAB WISN KSTP-

7,00 A.M. NBC-Ked-The lesters; malt Iri.: WOW WOC KFAB-BroadW1lY or Bust 9,35 A.M. KFAB-TilDe 'n' Tvn" WHO KMOX-Ann Walsh, bomemaker KSTP-Music:aJ Interlude KMOX-Jo:arly 1I10rnin.r Band WaJOll KSTP-Peppu Pot (NBC) KSTP-PoUy the Shopper WCCo-New York Stocks KSTP-Litt!est Girl (NBC) WIBo-Time Sipal EXpI'ess WBBM-Lakeside Miniduru (CBS) WCiH-Leonard Salvo's Mail Box KYW-Musical aodc WJJD-Happy Go Ludey Time WCCD-Oan the Dc:d::er MIJI. WGH--Good Komin.r WLS-The Boop Shop; Wra. Viddlnd and Ralpll WG H-Gym of the Air 9,40 A.M. WISN-Early Risers' Cluh Emerson WlBo-YMCA Exercises KMOX-Minute Musical, Margo WJJ O-Cowboy SiJiIU' WTMJ-The OId-timerl WISN-Connie Boswdl KSTP-Schuneroans and Mannheimera WLS-The Coffee Trail: Ralph Emer.on 8,15 A.M. 9,10 A.M. 9,45 A.M. WMA~ltlest Girl (NBC) NIC-Red-Current Events; Alme Huci: woe CBS-The Four' Clubmen: KMOX weco WOW-Market Report, WHO WOW WLS-Harry Steele, lh.lDlin's NewSCast HBC-Blue-SinJinJ Sbu1"S; Jadl: Turner, ...pC WTMJ-Lin Stotk Quotations: Mornins Cuckoo KFAI-Studio ~am 9,15 A.M. KSll' 7,15 A.M. KMOX-Produee Reporter NIC-Red-Betty Crocker: tookiDc talk: WOW NIC-Red--Orpa Rhapsody: WOW WISN-Early Risers' Ouh CBS-Artells Oickson. The Sinpc Vapbodl WOC WHO KYW WTM.J KSTP-Brea1dast Table Fnoritu WLS-Varidy Artists KMOX WiSH KFA8-Singin.r Philosopher WJJo-Muscle Tone Gym Class 8,20 A.M. NBC-Blue-Clara, Lu '." Em: WTMI JCS1'P WBBM-Ammc:an Medici1l Associ.tiM WLS--Paul Raden' Tabernacle KMOX-MorninJ Reveries: Hymn Time; KM. WGN WLS-Ralph and Hill "Old Timtll'l" WMAQ--MorniD~ Worship Wright HIC-Red-To be announced: woe WHO WOW WMAQ-Board of Trade KYW 7,30 A.M. 8,30 A.M. 9,50 A .... CBS-Oancinf: Echoes: KMOX KFAB--JoUy Gooc:b Bakers NIC-Blue-The Peppu Pot, danc:e orchestra: WBBM--Orpn Interlude WBBM--Ors;an Mdodies WJR WMAQ HBC-Blue-Mou and .Jones: wmQ WMAQ-Sinainl Stm.rs (NBC) HBC-Red---tl)'ln.r :F"lDcers: KSTP WCCQ--BeUy Crocker's Home SerYic:e Talk HBC-Red--Oaun.: WOW woe wno WISH-PeRTs Notebook 9,55 A.M. KFA8-RecotdinJ Provam WOW WBBM-Modern Livin, WLS-Mac: and Bob, sonp WCCo-Prisatla, the Maid of New EnSlatwl KSTP-Gm~&1 and Sports New, WMAtrNeysa Program 10,00 A.M. WB BM-Chrirtian Scienc:e Churthn or nlinois WIBQ--Conc:ert Hour CBS-Mornin~ Ioloods: W(Bo-Fr~nkie Marvin, "Cowboy Hall3.ds" WLS-Musiui Program 9,J10 A.M. WOBM WJJ D-U. of C. Inspirational Hour 8,35 A.M. NBC-Blu~H..ppy J ..ck: WMAQ NBC-Blue--U. S. Army Band: KYW WLS-StealDboat Bill WLS-The Produc:e Market Reporter NBC-Red--Swin~' Alon,; instrumental novelty NBC-Breen and de Rose: WMAQ woe WHO KFAB--Omaha Co-op Program WTMJ~razy Crystal Cowboy WL5--Gene Autry, Yodelins: Cowboy pt'ogtOIm: KYW woe WIIO KMOX-Women's Radio Program; Paul Dickma., 7,35 A.M. 8,45 A.M. KFAB-Universit,. of Nehraska Dental tenor; Coyita Bunch, Margo and Male Qulltet KSTP-Pcpper Pot (NBC) CBS-Dancint; Echoes: WBBM KMOX-St. Louis Society Progr.am NBC-Blue-Nothing But the Truth: WMAQ KSTP-Department Store Parade KSTP-The Reducers, slUt 7,45 A.M. KFAB-Musiul Clock WBBM-Buuty Chat WCiH-Ruuell Ndson, tenor and Allen Granl NBC-B1ue-Jolly Bill and Jane: KSTP WLS WISH-Early Ri!lers' Cub WCCo-Western Grocer WHAD--History Lesson WBBM-Musiul Time Savu WL5-Livl!Ste<:k Receipts; Hog F1ash we N-Market Reports WIB()-..-.SparklinJ Melodies WJJD-Bubb Pickard WTMJ-What's New in Milwaukee! Ask Mrs. GrQ WHAD-Thrifty Shoppers WJJD-Favorite Singers WTMJ-Stu.mboat BifI 9,00 A.M. WIBo-Little ]{ury; K.in« or the Kitchu WL5-Livntotk and Poultry Markell WTMJ-Nf:'A'S Report.!' 8,00 A.M. NBC-Blue-Musicotl Melan.re: KYW WLSo-

10,15 A.M. WOW-Markd Rt]JOI1:s WLS-Dicyc1e Bo)'s, Fritx aDd ~ WEHR-Air Junion t:B!"-Morninil Moods: WISN KMOX W11ItIJ-Dance Orchcstns WOW-Marut Reports WISN-5how Windo. filBe-Red-Radio Household Institute: wno • 1%,45 P.M. 3,15 P.M. WJJD-Piano InstrucUoa KSTP woe WHO KYW KMOX-TOWIlI and Counlry Spruer KYW-Dr. Jltrman N. Dundesen, talk WMA9-DriftinJ ad Drumilll (NBC> WEHR-U. S. Army Band (NBC) KSTfl-!fnn RqIOI'b WHAD-Thr~~ Lumberjacks WOW-Heinie and Karl WGPl-MeJod, Fuorit« KYW-Luneheon Dance WIBO-Diet Aid WTMJ-"Skippy" WIB~Markd Reports WBB~WalkatbOil Hews WJJD-Otums or Hawaii 5,45 P.M. WJJD-Ntilhborhood Store WCCo--catrrpillar Eaterlainus WLS-The Los Cabin Bo)·, CBS-The Lone WOU Tribe: WBRM KMOX weco WMAo-Institute of Radio Se:rrice: Ilea WlBG---Clem DaQ' the Melody Mu. 3,30 P.M. NBC-Blu~Little Orphlll Annie: WENR KS1I' 10,25 A.M. WJJD-Babb Picllard CBs-J:aclt Brooks ud Watph.a!'a OrcHstra: KWK \lrIuif WCH-_ '" T"de R_ WllAQ--Priaens Pat, bout, Oat KMOX KFAB weco WBDI( NIC-Ited-Andt, JtrrT &JIeI Fddie: woe WHO 10,30 A.M. WOW-Workl~lJeraJctNnrs period HBC-Red-P'iano Doe: woe WHO WOW 1%,50 P.M. NBC-Red-Tea Dansante: WltlAQ KFAB-Studio PrOJf"aDl CBS-The AmbasSOldors: weco KMOX WlBo-liidadiea KSTP-MinnltSOla Dmlal Anoc:iatioa; talk. KSTP-Dr. Ridatt!'; Ballet Fancies HBe-Blue-Rhythm Ramblers: KSI'P WBBII WISM--<;n,y C

5,30 A.M. 8,35 A.M. 10,00 A.M. WJJD--Piano Instructions ~ildre. POX-far. Folk.; Charley WLS-The Produce Market Reporter CBS-U. S. Navr Band: WOBM WISH WMAQ-Today'. 6,45 A.M. NBC-Blu~Sin!jnr smn!s. strine alsemble: I KSTP-I::nly RijUs Club 8,45 A.M. WMAQ 11,25 A.M. CBS-Reis and Dunn, comedr ud aocc:s: KMOX WBBM-Farlll InformatioD NSC-Rtd-May We Pr6C.nt: KYW KSTP-!htiona1 SoJp and Cbemieal c.. Prosna WlS-Prairie Ramblen and Di:De Mason KFAB KFA~aha Co-op Procram WOW-Health Exercises WTMJ-De"otional Sen-icn NBC-Blue-Nothin!; But The Truth: WMAQ KMOX-Womm'. PrO!ra.tn; Ken Wricbt, _CU,' NBC-Rtd-Otto Fusel, baritone: WOW KS'IP Sunny .lOot, AUm Wills, baritone and Marp 11,30 A.M. 6,55 A.M. WBSM-~1usica1 'lime Saver CU$-Concut Miniatures: 1010X WlSK KFAB WBBM-~tusic.1 KSTP-The Reducers NBC-Blu~atio.d1 TlIDe Savu WISH-Early Riu:rs Club WG.N-Allan Grant. pianid Farm and Home Uoar: KYW' 7,00 A.M. WlS-Livestock Receipts; Hos: Flash WHAD--German Quarter Hour woe WHO WOW KSTP "BC-81u~The WTMJ-Whats' New in Milwaukee! Ask Mrs. Grey WlSo-Popular Echoe, WBBM-Frank watson .aDd Jutes St_ Wife Suer: KSTP WMAQ WCCo-Markds, stocks IfBC-Rtd-Ors:an Rhapsodr: WOW 8,50 A.M. WJJD-J'avorite SinKers WLS-Livntock: Markets; Jim Poole; Poultry MU'· WEN R-Home Senke: KFA8-lime 'n' Tunn WL5-Topic:s with Sue Roberta R~rts KMOX-~orninr kds; Wutllu WGH-Mubt Band WI!;'on WIBO-COld~ KVW-~lusical 9,00 A.M. Gate Clock CBS-Melod, Parade: W8B~ KMOX WlSN 10,05 A.M. WJJD-WJJD Carnival WGN-Cood Mornmc KFAB-lnnu Circle Musiale WTMJ-Weather and Journal News WMAQ-On W"UlCI of Sons (~"1JC) WISH-Euly Risen' Club KSTP-Polly the Shopper WOW-Marbts WJJD-Cowbo, Sincer 10,15 A.M. Wl5-The CoUe Trail; Ralph Emuson KVW-GokIU1 Melodies WTMJ-HtiAie and his BoJ' WG N-Gym of the Air NSC-Rtd-Fnacn 10ft Bartoo: KSTP WllAQ WOW-~arket Reports woe WHO WTMJ 11,35 A.M. WTMJ-Li.ve Stock Quotation,; Momin! Cuckoo WISG-YMCA Exercises WGN-Painted. Dreams WMAo-aueaco Ensemble KMOX-U. S. Navy Band (CBS) 7,15 A.M. WOW-Market RtpOCu KVW-SlnPn! Strinrs (NBC) 11,45 A.M. WCCO--CookJnc School of the Air ICSTP-Brukfast T:t.ble Favorites 9,10 A.M. KFAB-Market Repor1S1 and New. WJJD-Musc1e Tone Gym Clau WENR-Music:al P~m WSBM-Concert Miniatures (CBS) WlS-PJul Rader'. Gospel Tabtrnac1e WLS-lbrrr Steele; Hamlin's Newscut WG H-Melody Favorites WCCG--Minnesota P06ce Bulletia WMAcr}1orninl Worship 9,15 A.M. WfBo-Marbt Reporta WISG-Wilcox MemOC', Book 7,30 A.M. CBS-Visitinr with Ida Bailer Allu: Radio Hom. WISH-U. S. Navy Band (CBS) WJJD-Sin~nr Minstrel Makers: WISH WJJD-Nei!hborhood Store WLS-Wuthu Report.; Livestock £Slimatea IIBe-Blue-Pepper Pot: WMAQ WTMJ-~(yrlle Spancmberc NBC-Rtd-Chut1o: WOW NSC-B1ue-C1ara, Lu 'n' Em: WTMl KSTP WGK 10,25 A.M. I--4larkd ReporU WLS-The Book Shop; Wm. Vidcland and R2Ipk WIBo-LittJe Harry; Kin! of the Kitchea WJJD-U. o[ C. Frtllch Clas, WLS--Cumbtrland Rid!e Runner. WEHR-U. S. Marine Band (NBC) Emerson WGN-Music Wnnts Quarter a.. WL$-Prairie Farmer DinDubtll Prepua WTMJ-The Old-limen WMA~tIoSb'" RADIO AND AMUSEMENT GUIDE Page 17 Waring's Late Bow Meet the Artist 'T00 Busy Before' phil Regan

BY FRED WARING BY HILDA COLE DURING the past five years I have been pHIL REGAN is the Young Loc.hin\'ar asked by upwards of ten thousand curi­ from Brooklyn who goes to pro\'c that ous fans, "Why don't you go on the air?" Lady Luck is neither paralyzed nor indif­ And during the same period I have been ferent, as many less fortunate mortals have seriously advised by countless professional been led to believe. lIe is also the young friends that unless The Pennslyvanians man whose voice is heard with the Lom­ turned to radio they would eventually join bardo band on the Robert Burns panatela the great army of forgotten men. program. Now that we aTC commercially sponsored He is good-looking-a smoothie, in fact, by the manufacturers of Old Gold Cigar­ He attempts to cover up what he doubt­ ettes, it might be well to briefly explain to lessly considers a childish enthusiasm O\'er our many friends just why The Pennslyvan­ his good fortune by appearing "deep-just ians have never visited them via the loud like a chasm" (in fact the lyrics of this speaker, and to outline our plans for the summer's song .TYou're Blase" fit Phil forthcoming series of radio broadcasts over Regan to a T). Nevertheless, he is thrilled, the entire Columbia network each Wednes­ and don't let anybody tell you different. day night. He was born May 28, 1900, in Brooklyn. Innumerable reasons have been offered to From early youth, he showed indications explain our absence from the \veekly line of of being a rolling stone which gathered no radio programs, but the majority were ob­ moss. He didn't. for instance, get all the viously speculative guesses. It has been vari­ way through school. lie couldn't work up eusly said, and even published, that Fred much interest over the dull doings of Caesar Waring and His Pennslyvanians were not or put much joe de vivre into a recitation instrumentally constructed for broadcasting; in oral English cla,ss of "How I Spent My, Summer Vacation." would not accept the salaries offered by radio sponsors; would not fit radio because the unit was essentially a stage band; would AT THE age of ten, he and some other, not remain in one city sufficiently long to young scamps were doing what no play out a radio engagement, etc., etc. Good Little Boys should do-playing with a Joaded gun. It went off and got Phil SHOWM EN, radio executives and orches- in the left shoulder, for which he did not tra directors were, of course, well aware get the Croix de Guerre. lie ran all the that none of the above mentioned theonc£ way to the hospital and stayed there for delayed our radio debut. I feel confident some months until they released him, sad­ The Pennsylvanians, as a musical unit, is der, but not much wiser. and always has been prepared to fill any When he left school (without the full requirement for entertainment, and, after permission of the copyright owners-Mr. all, a well balanced radio program differs and Mrs. Phil Regan, Sr.) he went to little from an equally well balanced stage Charleston Navy Yard with a concern that concert. Since we heretofore have confined deJivered supplies to sailors. Ilere, he got our efforts strictly to theater work, it is an A. B. degree-Absolutely Barbarous. natural to identify The Pennsylvani"ps as He finally returned to his native Brookl}R a stage unit, yet many of the ideas orIginal­ and in Judge Martin's office-where he ly introduced by our organization have clerked and despondently con idered study­ found their way to the microphone before ing Jaw. us. And stage shm\manship is hardly dis­ cernible on a , yet we HE SA 'G at parties. Professor John have been actively recording for a number Hutchins heard him, and predicted of years. While our travelling record iden­ ultimate stardom. He was right, for there tifies us as a nomadic organization, we have came an opportunity for Phil to sing on WlIICA. Ralph Wonders, of CBS, took repeatedly played out lengthy engagements. Phil Regan, whose life and aims are exposed in an adjoining column, is the handsome As far back as 1928 The Pennsylvanians, him to Atlantic City to make a guest-star, just returned from an European engage­ young singer who sings with Guy Lombardo on the orchestra's CBS-\VGN network appearance, and that cinched everything. He was auditioned for Robert Bums-and ment, heard the initial call to the radio fold. programs. I tis ideal girl? She'll be handsome as an angel, sit in the control room and but we had previously signed a contract to thg all decided his voice had "it." be starred in the college musical "Ilello in<;pire him, be a ruthless critic and go with him \\herever he decides to go. AOa Just to show that Phil has \\ ill Yourself", and the provisions of that agree-. power, he neither drinks nor smokes. He ment prohibited radio work. We managed • takes this opportunity very, very seriously. however, during the Broadway run of the He says most parties bore him. (That, production, to appear in the first musical AH WATSON--A GHOST BAND! if Phil will pardon me for saying so, is talking picture "Syncopation", produced by .very hard to believe). Radio Pictures. At least, there was one the other nighf. THE Phantom Band of the Air-it's there of the Magic Carpet's wanderings. But, That was when he was wined and dined at and this is a tribute to the NBC tech­ IMMEDIATELY foHowing the close of but you don't hear it-a twelve-piece the Nut Club with many radio luminaries orchestra with some of the most talented nicians, there never has been a breakdown the musical, we began a tour of the assembled to give this ingratiating new.. musicians in New York. For one hour, on a remote control job since the Magic comer a send-off into stardom. Among principal vaudeville theaters of the country, during a broadcast, they sit around doing Carpet started on its jaunts! finally arriving in Los Angeles early in those guests lending smiles and applause nothing, yet they are paid for the full hour, The sponsors spared no expense in en­ were the illustrious Morton Downey and, 1930 where we produced our own show, and paid well! gaging this fine orchestra. Yet, never, since "Rah Rah Daze", which remained at the his lovely wife from the I louse of Bennett. Such is the standby orchestra of the they were engaged more than a year ago, Edna Rush (whom Phil was rushing once). Mason Theater for three months. And be­ Lucky Strike program, the one you hear have they been given an opportunity to the Boswells, gigantic Bill O'Neal, Jeannie fore leaving for the East we had been signed play the opening and closing theme, "Jlappy play a dance program. This, despite the "Big Bang" Lang squeaking "Oh, lily, to another starring contract, this time un­ Days Are Here Again." fact that Lou Katzman is noted for his Temperchure," Ben Alley and his sweet der the management of E. Ray Goetz. The The orchestra is under the direction of dance arrangements which are used by sev­ looking bride, the Colonel Stoopnagle and Pennsylvanians remained with his produc­ Lou Katzman, one of the best known band eral of the better bands on the air. Katz­ Budd, and many others. tion, "The New Yorkers" at the Broadway leader:) and arrangers on Broadway. It can man's orchestral work is exemplified by the Phil's program that evening was broo~ .Theater in New York for the entire season. be rated an all-Slar band, for at least fi\'e CBS Bath Club orchestra, which he also cast while his fellow artists, wreathed im Another road tour, followed by a of its members are band leaders in their directs. grins, had the rare opportunity of seeing twenty week stand at the Roxy Theater in own right. These are Andy Sanella, Tommy a colleague in action. Things are coming lew York prohibited any thought of radio Gott, John Kelly, Leo Drier and Joe KATZMA~ is waiting patiently for that at Phil. He's been screen tested and passed activity, and with the New Year approach. Morasco. "break" on the Lucky Strike program. with a flattering mark, and Phil is also ing. we were preparing for another jaunt Can )'ou picture this ace aggregation, So far the engineers have outsmarted him. considering going on the road with th~ through the country when the manufacturers sitting around for an hour, twiddling Three times a week his orchestra rehearses Lombardos. of Old Gold decided simultaneously to re­ their thumbs, reading newspapers, staring a Lucky Strike program, but they have As for the condition of his heart-fanc~ torn to air and to utilize our unit as vacantly into space, or exchanging gossip never gone on the air. free it is-and while having the appearance the entertainment feature. With no con· of the day? Their ....ork consists of playing Often, to amuse themselves during the of a ladies' man. he's as cautious as tN; tractuaJ ebJigations, no road tours booked 66 notes of music. They are en the air hour, they will actually play these numbers. most cautious man in Scotland and everything pleasantly arranged, we a~ually only 62 seconds. But the radio audience doesn't hear them. He Jiv~ in Brooklyn-with some sisters quickly accepted the terms and turned a They are supposed to jump into the It is one of the Queerest things in radio­ and brothers. Phil does the supportin", .eoN leaf in our profes!iQnal career. Breach in case of a wire breakdown on one this ghost band. He's like that. RADIO 'AND AMUSEMENT GUIDE Pal\'er -.• 1& Thursday Programs [Continued]

12,20 P.M. KFAB-Radio Course Bqinninc German 5,10 P.M. WBBM-nrtem Minutes of Suns.hin« witb a...... WBBM-~tw' l1a hes KSTP-To be announced KMOX-Sports Reporter Hamp WCCO-\i,~k Oif'nUcal Co. weN-JuDe Butr, Home ManasemUlt Talk WCCG-Camprltt' Girls WIBG-Bir Tea Program )f¥'lSG-Rudu'. Room WlBG-Dramatic Skc:tdl 5:15 P.M. WMA~h'Ulo Eppinofr. Orchestra WJJo-riano 1n'\lrudion WJJD-Art Wript, songs 12,25 P.M. WMAQ-U. S. Navy Band (NBC) CBS-Harold Stern's Orchestra: KFAB WlSJ( weco-nit Old Tupper WTMJ-The Afternoon Show KMOX-The Deril Bird (CBS) 7:45 P.M. WMA~Board of Trade: KYW-Pmrod and. Sam CBS-Abe L)'DllD'S Orchestra: WeN KMOX 2,45 P.M. WBBM-Tarun 0( the Ape5; dnma CB5-Corr~ Lyan'a Orchestra: WBBM WISH 12,30 P.M. KSTP-U. S. Army Band (NBC) WENR-Dick Darin,. A 801 of Toclq NBC-Blue-Howard ThuntoQ, the MapciaaJ "IC-Blut'-Rn BAIlie.' Concut Eosanble: KYW WlBo-Markct Reports WeN-.llDe Ca.rpeDtar Recital WLS KSTP WJJD-Radio Gossip WIBG-Ourdl of the Air KYW...... Q1a.ndu., the Macioaa "IC-Jl~Popub.r Varidin: woe WHO WMAQ WLS-Memory Soots. P2ai1 1War. soloist WJJD-Danee Orchestra WCCG-lia aftd Tea KMOX-Km Wricbt; Buddy, Zeb and Otto WMAO-OUcyo Womm's Club ProInaa WMAQ-Ruu CoIumbo'a Orthntra (NBC) WJJD-Four Dukes W88~Pilt F1ana~n'. Bo"1i.Ds CODolfU' 2:50 P.M. WOW-Police BW1Wnt: 8:00 P.M. WJJD-Live Stock Markets WCCG-Fruk Westphal'. Orchestra (CBSa WTIIJ-JuSIc EzpIorcn WOW-. 1arktt Reports C85--R.tIl Ettins: WGN KMOX WIS.'f weco 5:20 NBC-Blae-Dath van.,. Days: WLS ~TMJ-Dutt Orchestra 3:00 P.M. P.M. CB5-U. $. Anoy Bud: KlIOX KFAlI wceo WCCo-.1wUor 5..... Tolk MIC-Red--Captaia HarYs Show Boat: WJlAQ 12:45 P.M. WHAD WBBM 5:30 P.M. WOC WHO WOW wnu KSTP Ire:hntr. WJJD-Cowboy Sinew WTMJ-11w 1"briDiac AdYl!:Dtures of .IUu!.y aut. WiSH-Musical Procraln WTIIJ-l1M Wocap's Point 01 V'tI!W ':00 P.M. WJJD-Chieas:o Motor Club Talk .:00 P.M. C8S-A F'Jltea·Minute Dralna: WBBM WL.$-Unt:le- E&ra. tOlIltdy skit 3:40 P.... Cis-Howarel Keuraill«, pianist; ftil Pon..aew. NBC-Blu~. 'Twistc't: WMAQ WMAQ--Cut\llT .r Procrns Talk we. Pm d lien. mw quartet baritou: WBBM NBC-Red-lae:k Purl, comedian; I\HSt Gftheslnll )¥OW-omall.. CoUese Club 3.41 P.1It. KIIOX-Millipn aad MuJ.licu, draaa (CBSl WEHR woe WHO WOW WTIU KS1? KSTP-AmUSftnCDt BuDetlA IQIOX-Aeolian Pian. Recital 1:10 P.M. Cas-AlDC'riun J.ePoa,: KFAB weco KYW-P.,tuui.. Symphonic Choir (NBC) WMAQ-Dln ROSt', pianist ".C-Red-n. Lady Ned 00«; dUIdr." ... KYW-Th~ Globe TroUtt' cram: woe WHO WEHR WEHR-YOWIC Fortr NYler. WCCG-Oscar D~'. Ordatstnl 1:15 P.M. KMOX-DiJ:l. StatS Wei If-Dar Dreamers; Ikdda WeN-Put TOIfther Dr.... CIS-.\muican MuSt'Wll. of Natural Histot'J': WISR WIIG-Grrman Procram WHAD-WeDs ColoftiaJ BaD KMOX-Exdwt&e Cub WBaM-Tom ,Jood, the kltaasu Trudel' a... WJJD Pes dar Soqstcn WlSN-Story of the Dar WIIM-Eul Hoffman's Orchestra WJJD-LM Boswdl, Map ':15 P.M. WCCG-M"lDD.nob Tu: Palen Associati. 3:50 P.M. WMAQ-HaroId Van Horae. pi.aaist C.~Bu PoIlaek'. Ordtestra: WBBM: WO» welt-Palmer HoaM EnMllllbl. WJ8M-News Ilashu WTMJ-Hrinie:'a Grmaditn MBC-Blu....-Vie and Sade: WMAQ wla IYW Wlio-Paratt ~e: 4:00 P.M. KMOX-Air neater WJJD-Walt. Time • Cis-Bn. AlIq, tftlot: WHOM ItMOX KPd .:05 P.M. we N-ffi$ Leapcn lIlCI Bu.hers kSTJIl-Consolrriei WL$-Ji.. Poolt'; GrUn. Mubt WlSN weco ".C-Red-Sc:lUrmer aad Sdua:lWt...... : ':30 P.M. .:10 P.M. CIS-Boswell Sisters; trio: WlSN weco 1:20 P.M. WOW woe WHO KSTP WlSN-Sport Report WMAI/-...... Tnde WGN-Robut BaU, soap and readiqt NBC-Blu-Ilomay Bailey. 1QpnbO: WllAQ WIBG-OId Chataut. 8:15 P.M. KMOX-11le Citiua of the Southwat 1:25 P.M. cas-sudc Roser_ in the Year 2433: WBB. KYW-TM Cadets, quartet weN-Ruth Wood )de7U'. IOOIS WJJD-Romutie Dralll.l WMAQ--Womm'. Calendar CBs-Earl Holfman's Orchestra: WCXO WI8M-11te NonctDe8 1:30 P.M. WTMJ-Radio Fonaa N8C-Blue-n.e Barbasot PrGrram: WEHR. WGM-Tomorrow's Nnr' CI$-AmuiuQ School of the: Air; WBBM KlIlOX ItIC-Red-Wheattn....iDe: WllAQ WOW woe ',40 P.M. KFAB WISH 4:10 P.M. WHO weco WeN-Blanche: 11lompsoa and RondoGen WeM-Headlines of Other DaTI KSTP-Kinl's Enslish. ,peech KSTP-Chic ~'. Ordlntra KVW-Prudmu Pl!tUlI7; Household lliab 4:15 P .... KYW-The Clobe Trotter ',45 P.M. WIBo-Frankie MarriD, Cowboy SoDp C~ HaU's Orcllestra: ICFd WISIf WGN-1'he Secret Three C85-Myrt and M~: WBBM KMOX weco WJJD-Hi.D Billy Time weco WDDI( K)(OX WtsH-Wisunsia Theater Star. KYW-Al Tract'. Orchatra WlS-1'he: Splnninc Wbed W8C-Red-Pau! Whiteman'. RIaytIta 8011: woe WJJD-Sports Reel WGN-nn:a. Ship WHO KSTP WISN-'J'heo Dream Girl WMAfl-PopYlar Varieties .:25 \YOW-Hom.e Economia Period: WIBo-Herrick's Hod.c« Podp P.M. _A~a. WJJD-U. of C. Music Appreciatn. NBC-Red-Cesare Sodero"s OrchntrW': woe ,.. WBBM-Beaut, Chat KYW-Thr" Stoop WMA~HI!WS of the Air WEHR WeN-Womm's CilJ Oub WGN-l.n~ Carpenter, orpnUt 7:00 WIB~Radio P.M. KVW-J.ck Cbapm..•• Orcbeslrw Gossip WI.lI-Oo'po.().Loou.. CBS-Easy Aces: KMOX WGN-W.YDe Kin!,a Ordlcatn WJJD-Master Worb WJSN-Warinc'. PennsyinniaDS MBC-Red-Rudy VaUee's Connedteat Tub&c WIBG-Orpa 2:10 P.M. WMAQ-Cone:trt Echoes (NBC) ~,.tart: WMAQ woe WHO WOW ~ WMAQ-Inn Epinofr. OrcbestQ we N-Palm", House Ensemble 4:50 P.M. WTIIJ-DnCf: Orchestra 2:15 P.M. WCCG-Livntock Market Summary KYW-Star Dost: Ulmer Turner 10:45 P.M. NBC-Red-Piano Pals: woe WHO WMAQ 5:00 P.M. WBBM-Harriet Cruise and Orchestrl KMOX-Brooke lohns' OrcbntQ KFA8-La Forre Berumen Musicale: (CBS) C8$-Current Events: WBaM WISH KPAB WIBG-Patricia O'Hum'. "An St"'" KST~ Room Orchestra KSTP-Han You H~ardr KMOX-Rutb Ndson at the orcu WISN-The Captintors WMAQ-Fnnki« Masten' Orchestra WBBM-La Force Berumen Musicale (CBS) KSTP-chi.ldrm's Hour WJJo-"lIalf Phlt" laxo. 10:50 P.M. WlS-WLS lIome Theater KYW-Adult Educatioa CoundI Wl.S--Conc:m Orchestra 'N

11010 P.M. NBC-Blu~VmctDt Lopez' Orchestra: KSTP 11:45 P.M. 12,30 A.M. WCN-W

5,30 A.M. WISH-Early Risen 10:45 A.M. 12:45 P.M. KMOX-farm Folks Hnur; Cbulcy Stookey, J'uw: WTMJ-Whilt'. New in lfiJwauked Ask ){n, GrIl'7 CBS-lk:n AD." tenor: WISH weco WBBM KMOX-Town and Countr) ~~;,lJ...r Advi!l;Or; WJomin!t Jilck, Km WriYlt, Sunny 8,50 A.M. KF A8-Rudt~ OilY Blinks KSTP-NC'\Q Reports Joe, George Watson aDd Lto. JobDsoo', WLS-Topic.s wilh Sue Robert' KMOX-Mvt Mclodies; Ken Wri!:ht at the 0f'I­ KYW-Luncheon Dance Mountaineers WEHR-Sinpng Strings weCG-C3terpillar Entertainus 9:00 A.M. WG H-Grand Old Hymns WIBG-Clem and Harry 6:00 A.M. NBC-Blu~Musit:81 Melange: KYW WJJD-Piano Instruction' WJJD-Bubb Pickard kFAB-Good Morning NBC-Red-Melodie: woe WHO WOW WMAQ WMAQ-Tod3Y's Children WMAQ-Prineess Pat, buuty talk WJJ D--Good Morning Program KFAB-Broldway or Bust WOW-World·Uerald News Period WLS-Smile a While Time KMOX-'Jhrou&h the LookinJ Gla" lrith FraJI.tts 11:00 A.M. lngnom eBS--Con~tuional Memorial Su-fjea: WBBM 12,50 P.M. 6:15 A.M. KSTP-Rhylhmie Serenade (NBC) R~t KSTP-PoUy the Shopper WISN KMOX WLS-Weathu Report; Produu ... WMAQ-Rhylhmic Serenade (NBC) KFAB-nme 'a' Tunes WBBM-Lakeside Melodil:s; J. W. DolT. orpnist NBC-Blue--Smack Out: WENR KMOX-'!be Band Wa!otl WG N-Gym of the Air NBC-Red--Jobnny Marvia. talor: WOW KSTP 12:55 P''''ollW'n'~ Oube KSTP-Littlat Girl (NBC) WIOo-YMCA Exucisa KFA8-Dramatie Skit KYW-:Morning Melodians 1:15 P.M. kYW-MusieaJ Cb:k WISH-AI and Woody KSTP-Sonp of Love WG N-orls and News NBC-Blue-Sistus of tbe klW WJJD-U. 01 C. Inspirational Hour KFAB-sinainl' Philosopha' W88M-Norm Sherr and I. W. Dot., NBC-Red-Muted Strines: woe WHO WlS-Stftmboat Bill KMOX-Ann Walth, homemaker WCCo-Mia.nesota Poliee BuUetirI. KSTP-5t. Thoma, Faculty Hour WTMJ-Cra.a:1 Crystal Cowboy WI8o-W'tkox Memory Book WG N-Allu Grant, pianist I(STP-The Reduces's. skit WIBo-D. and K. Reporter 7,35 A.M. WIBM--.1. Wilson Doty, orpnist WJJD-SiDciAc Minstrel IlSTP-Popprr Pot (NBC) WLS-Weathel' RepoI1s; Livestock EJliJaates WJJD-Variety Music WLS-HaPlJ7Tilk SpttW; luk Holden ud Spn. WlS-Phil Kalar, aoop 7,45 A.M. rib< WTMJ-M)TlIe: SpanleDba'g .IC-Blue-lolly BiD aad "....: W1.5 JlS1P _AQ-Iloud of Tnd< WTMJ-Radio Forum WIS-..ruiea1 'I1ae Sa". WTMJ-Bettl Ctodttr 11:50 A.M. 1:50 P.M. WJJD-Bubb Pickard WeCO-Hews BulJetio WIBo-Pr;ncess Pat 9:50 A.M. WGN-Good Health a.nd Traininc: PrOJfam WTMJ-Steamboat Bill WMAo-Sinpnc String, (NBC) 8:00 A.M. 2'00 P.M. 9:55 A.M. 11:55 A.M. CB5-Columbia Salon Orchestra: WHiN wara CIS-Tony Wons; Are You wtnin,t, KlIOX WISH WCCo-PriscilIa, the Maid of New Ensbfld WLS-WeatHr Report; produce reporttt; livestock NBC-Blue-&Uy and Bob: WLS KFAB 10,00 A.M. NBC-Red-SoDala P'ro(raaa: WMAQ .IC-Red-The Inters: woe WHO WOW 12:00 HOOD d CIs-Fust 01 the Air: KFAD weco NBC-Rcd-Ctorre ScbtTba.n'. Orcbat,.: lV)(AQ NBC-Red--.Ju , and Jue: woe WHO WOW IlSTP-P""", Pol (NBC) CIS-The Captinton: WISH WBBM KSTP WlBo-1\me Sipa1 Expras Appr«i~tion KFAB-Univcnit, of Hcbra.sb N8C-BIue-Mw.ie Hour: KYW wIn WCCo-NOllIIl Hi·Lites KfAB-Master $nltu. WJJ D--Happy Co Lud.y nme WTMJ KMOX-Home Jladio I}M'UQI; ~tt,n! Orehestra: W~The Book Shop; WIIIlI, VitkJuad ud .alp.. WG H-Mid-da)" SerYiee .8C-R~MusJe .lpprm~tioe Hour: WOC WHO MBo-Thndy Tunes KYW-Concerf. Ec.boe. Emersoft WOW K5TP WBB~Deauty Chat WJJD-U. of C. Readin($ from Good Literaturt' JITM,I-The OIdtimers KFA8-SaDy Stokl". WG N-Palmer House EnwmLle WLS-Caterpillar Crew; Maple "'our and .Ioh. 8:15 A.M. KMOX-Women', Provam; Sunny I~, Co';la City WJBo-nadio GOssip HC-Red-Curreut EVtbhi Bud: WOW B,own WJJD-Mastel' Works Am.. Buneh, Singer of Drums and Marro WTMI-Rasr,uo 2,20 P.M. WJBo-Mus.icai Vanetia WMAQ-Musical Hodge POOle WMA~Board of Tnde WCeo-Wuthtt, lhrkets" Sfocb WLS-Mas.ical ~ 10,25 A.M. 2,30 P.M. 8,35 A.M. 12:30 P.M. HBC-Rcd-Womln'. Radio Rni",,: ,,"OC WllQ we N-Mukot R.".".. CBS-Atlantic City MU!l;inle: KFAB WISH WGN • LS-Produce Markd Reporter; Instoc1 ft'Cti.pts 10:30 A.M• WOW KSTP KYW 8,45 A.M. HBe-Blur-The Amba.J5adors, male quartet: KFAB-UniversitJ of Nebras$la CBs-Fe:ut or the Air: KMOX WMAQ KSTP Or~ os-nu: Jlt'UJymabrs: KMOX DAB caS-Waltz Dram.: WISN WBOM KMOX-Yesteryear, Ruth at the ... NBC-Red-Geortt:e Schttban', Orcllestra: woe WGH-.1une Babr. ht'lme manacem.lIlt II.C-Blue-Nothinl' But The Truth, )V)IAq WENR-Jadde Helter; Ph3"1lis and Frank; oetch WHO KYW .I'-Red-Banjo)"rs: WOW KS'I'P WGN-Digest of the Newa WIBO-American Wftldy IU"AB-)(ouical Cod< WBBM-Pat FJanlltaD'. Bowlin, Conlfell WJJD-Piano InstruetiOD WIBo-Hews Rf'SI'Clri' WJJ D-Uve Stadt Marknl Pr~am WlBM-MuncaJ 1'Uof S. • WJJD-Naaae the nand WlS-Musical WU--(;ood )(...... -- WOW-Marbts WMAC)-Public Sdloois Pr_r... WMA9-T... UDOunud wrMJ-Duee Orehntra WTMJ-The Afternoon Show rage 20 RADIO AND AMUSEMENT GUIDE l Friday [Continued] Short Wave and D-X l 2,45 P.M. 5,30 P.M. i ~BS-\tn ~«'''Imlf'r. JlIlnht: KMOX WISN weco CBS-'tidbnd 8roadUstf'r.: KFAB ...,-SBM-Houuhold IImt. CBS-Slcil'PY: WOOM Kl\IOX weco Gentlemen: Canada. Thi station broadcasts on 25.6 \tiISD-\brket R~Tts NBC-8Iu~The Sin¢n~ Lady~ WGS The station reported l.:t~t y,eek in your is 2()X) )VJJD-Radio G~~ip HBe-Red-B~tt1 6oop; WMAQ meters and its power watts. It was IWLS-\I.. pJe City Four and lohn Brown KSTP~ildrrn'l Hour "Short Wave and DX section on 1710 kc. the first in Canada to provide regular daily KYW-l'nc:le Bob's Curb i~·tbe·Limit Oub and believed to be URI undoubtedly is the concert programs on short waves. The pr~ 3,00 P.M. Junio~ I:BS-Th~ Grab BIS: WORM KMOX KFAD weco WEHR-Air IrDla GI_ Montreal police station UYR. gram. is given. is daily from 9 to 9:30.1. m. • WHAD WISH-Show Window WJJO-Piano lnstructioa Announcements and police instructions EST. and 6:30 to 8:30 p. m. Tuesdays and J(STP-8ettfl' BrHJIf: WOW-Heinie aod Karl are given in both the rrench and English Thursdays. Another change gives station kYW-Prin«ton l'niver it)' Glee Club (SOC) WTMJ-Skippy WGN-Earl WillUe, tenor lanRuago. 1 he French pronunciation of CEC, Santiago, Chile. on 18.91 meters. test­ ""180-5),),,1. 810M 5,45 P.M. Montreal is Mor-re-a!. which may account ing y,;th station DC] at Lima. Peru. on ~JJD-Womm" Club CBS-The Lone Wolf Trihr: WOS,t KMOX weco for the diffi..:ulty in identif} ing the precise NBC-Blu~l.ittle Qrvhan Annie; childhood play. 13.95 meters. They are heard about II WLS-The Bit)·ete 80) location. a. m. EST JtiOVI-Irene Silber, pi.tbht let: WE. 'R KSTP WC.' HBC-Ued-Soutb Sea bl.nders WOW WOC WHO \\'. 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7,45 P.M. 9,00 P.M. KMOX-Singer of Dreams with Clrchestra KMOX-Milre ChiJd~' Orchestra KYW-Mvk Fisher's On:.hestra KYW-AI Kvale·s Orehestra NBC-Blue-I1oW'vd Thurston, tb~ Magician: WLS CB5- WCCO kYW-The Book Theater WG N-Big Leaguers and Bushers WTMJ-Musical Doctor NBC-Blue-Joe Furst's Orchestra: WMAQ WHRM-"The Origin of Superstition"; drama WIBo-Ensemble NBC-Red--JIollywood on the Air: WENR 10,20 P.M. KMOX-Bobbie Meekers' Orchestra WIBo-Jack Burnett, tenor 9,30 P.M. KMOX-orpn Meloides CBS-Street SingeT: weco W8BM KYW-lobrk Fisher's Orchestra WJJD-Bubb Pickard NBC-Blu~onurt Orche5tr3: KYW 10,25 P.M. WG N-Late Dance Orchestras 8,15 P.M. NBC-Red-National Rawo Forum: WOW KSTP-To be announced 11,45 P.M. KMOX-The Citiun of the Southwest CBS-William HaD. Do Re Hi: KMOX "'iSH 10,30 P.M. CBS-Hal Kemp's Orchestra: KFAB WI"'I\I weco­ KSTP-Fr-ont Page Headlines KMOX-Brooke Johns' Orchestra KYW-Al Kvale's Orchestra CBS-Abe Lyman's Orchestra: KFAB WISN weco WEHR-Ball and Gruen; Piano Duo (NBC) WMAQ-To be announced WBBM-"Minadrama" WGN-TomoITow's News NBC-Blu~Night Son!:; Lnf White, mpnist: WIBo-Happy Shavers WEN1l 12:00 Midnigbt WCCo-Jim and Tom NBC-Red-O.zzie Nelson's Orchestra: WOW KMOX-~Iike Childs' Orchestra WISH-American LegiOD Band KSTP-ehic Scoggin's Orchestra WGN-Hal Kemp's Orchestra WMAQ-The Northerners KMOX-Oon Pedro's Orchestra WISD-Wikox Mmlory Book KYW-Jack Chapman's Orchestn KYW-Jadc Chapman's Orchntra WOC·WHo-To be announced Orc1;(,~lraa WJJ D-Art Wright, songs WTMJ-Prinu and Princess of Son~ WeH-Wayne King's Ot'chestra WBBM-Around tbe Town; Dance WIBO-Main 51. Stock Company Presents WEHR-Erskine Tah~'s Orchestra 8,30 P.M. 9,35 P.M. WMAQ-Ivan Eppinoffs Orchestra WMAQ-Ivan Eppinofl's Orehcstra CBS-Ed.... in c. 1Iill; Nathaniel Shilkrd's Orchestra: KYW-Three Strings WTMJ-Dance Orchestras 12,15 A.M. WGN KM:OX WHAD weco 9,40 P.M. KMOX-Don Pcdro's Orcbestra HOC-Blue-Mary Steele, contralto; SongfeDows, WG N-Headlines of Other Days 10,40 P.M. KSTP-Night Song (NBC) 12,30 A.M. male trio; Orchestra: WMAQ WTMJ KSTP 9,45 P.M. HBC-Rl'd-leo Reisman's Orchestra; ~est KMOX-Paul Ash's Orchestra CaS-Myrt and Marge: WBBM WCCO KMOX 10,45 P.M. KVW-Vincent Lopu' Or~hcstra speaker: woe WHO WOW WENR KMOX-Brooke Johns' Orchestra KVW-The Cadets, quartet NBC-Red-Harmonica Rascals: WOW KSTP WENR-AI Kvale's Orchestra KYW-A) Trace's Orchestra WMAQ-Frankie Masters' Orchestra WMAQ-Frankie Masters' Orchestra WBBM-Star dust; Billy White and Orchettra WOW-Hotel Fontcnelle orchestra WIBO-Joel Lay, baritone WEHR-Lovable Music, Irma Glen (NBC) 12,45 A.M. WGN-Dream Ship KMOX-Bobbie Meeker's Orchestra WIBo-Betty and Jean, the Mavis Twins 10,50 P.M. 8,45 P.M. WCN-Jan Garber's Orchestra KYW-Al Trace's Orchestra KVW-DramatiutiOD 10,00 P.M. CBS-Nino Martini, tenor; Columbia Symphony 11,00 P.M. 1,00 A.M. WGN-Put-Together Drama WMAQ-Ivan Rppinoffs Onhntra WIBo--cIem and Harry Orchestra: KFAB WISN CBS-Ben PoDack's Orchestra: KFAB weco WMA~alli(clUo's Ensemble; Better Busin~ NBC-Blue-AmCtS 'n' Andy: WMAQ WENR WTM:l NBC-Blue--Cab Calloway's Orchestra: KSTP ),30 A.M. Talk K5TP WMAQ WMAQ-Tweet Hogan's Orchestra Programs for Saturday, February 18

5,30 A.M. WISH-Early Risen' Cub WOW-TalkinJ Thinls Over KFAB-Orran Melodies KMOX-Farm Folks Hour WLS-Happyvillt Special; Sparuibs and Jack WTMJ-The Personality Girl KMOX-Musical Minute Mcn KYW-Morning Melodians 6,00 A.M. 8,20 A.M. 9,35 A.M. KMOX-HYJltn Time; Morning Revuiesi KeD WBBM-The Norsemen Quartd KF'AB-Good M'0f1l.ing KSTP-Musical Interlude WIB~ Interludes Wri,bt WJJD-Good Morninl Program WCCD-Nrw York Stocks: WJJD-WJJD Carnival WLS-Smile A While Time 8,30 A.M. WeN-Leonard Sal.o's Mail Box WMAQ-French; Jules Duc 6,10 A.M. CBS-The Merrym3kus: KIo"AB KMOX WTMJ-B1ack and Gold Ensemble NBC-Red-Masqueraders; da1lce band: WHO 9,40 A.M. WL$-Fur M.rktt woe KSTP-Schunemans and Mannheimus 11,15 A.M. WOW KSTP 6,15 A.M. WB8M-Modern Lh'inc 9,45 A.M. NBC-Blue-Potlock and Lawnhurd, ria,.• WLS-Wuthu Report; produce reporter; linstod: WlBo-Mnsical Varieties WENR NBC-Blue-Irma Glen. orpn.ist: KYW KSTP-Adventures in thc Kih:h~ 6,30 A.M. WLS-Musieal Provaru HBC-Rt'd-BfftD. and de Rose: WOW woe WHO WMAQ-U. of C. News WBBM-Vuginia Oarke; Gene aIJ(\.('hOlrlie WlOo-Uncle John and his Fa.lllily K5lP WISN-P~'s WJJl).--CuoliDa Rounders Movie Chatter -Piano duo 8,35 A.M. WBBM-Amv-iean Medical Ass'. Prosram WJJD-Lco Bosw~ WLS-Happr Time WLS-Produu Market Reporter; 6nstock: receipts WLS-Little Helpers Club WOW-Markets WMAQ-Sd.tin~ Up Exerc:i:w.s 8,45 A.M. WMAQ-Boarcl of Trade 6,45 A.M. 11,25 A.M. caS-Ras and Dunn: KMOX KFAD 9,50 A.M. WOW-Health Exercises KSTP-E.d,. 1fuen Cub NBC-Blu-Nothin~ But The Truth: WMAQ WMAQ-Brem and de Rose. duo (NBC) WBBM-F"ann information NBC-Red.....OUo Fusdl. baritone: WOW KSTP 11,30 A.M. 10,00 A.M. CBS-Happy Felton's Orebes;tra: WI~N KFAE WLS-Prairit: Ramblers and Dixie Mason WBBM-MusicaJ TlDJe SaTer CBS-Aduntures of Heln and Mary: WBBM WT'MJ-Devotional Senicn KMOX WISH-Early Risers' Club N8C-Red-Mdodies of the Soulll: WMAQ KSTP 6,55 A.M. WTMJ-Wbat's New in Milwauk«1 Alk Mrs. Grr.r NBC-Blue-National Granse PrO!r:IJD )oi:"'" WOW KYW KSn' WOC WHO .BBM-Musieal Time Saver 8,50 A.M. KFAB-JuTenile Hour NBC-Red-Be.1a Loblo,'s COBcut Vrchesua 7,00 A.M. WLS-Towu Topics Time ",ith Gene Autry KMOX-Women's Program; Don and Gfllrlia ud WJ,fAQ JlBC-Blue-The Wife Savl!:T: KSTP WMAQ 9,00 A.M. Ken Wri&bt WBBM-Frank. Wil

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