NANCY KELLY 20th Century-Fox star and archery enthusiast

AEA87BC2D5Y43 Story about Ruth Hussey by James Street How Radio Discovered the Woman with Golden Blood (See Page 34) MOYIE AND RADIO GUIDE: The National Weekly of Personalities and Programs

Nazi Propaganda Hits American Theater Screens

THE strongest piece of propllgMda ever filmed +POllS po;d ASCAP "bout $5.000.000 Itlst yetlr is problably the Nazi "Feldzug in Polen," which for the use of most of America's populor music. shows how Germany's juggernaut crushed Polend. Now ASCAP is tls~;ng for $12,000,000 or some This is the film which. when shown to NorwegiM such sum ond the rodio industry is bucking, BMI statesmen just before Germony cttocked that hos been orgonized to produce ond popul"rize country, is said to have convinced them com­ music which ASCAP connot control. If the fight pletely of the folly of resishlnce. gets under woy. os expected. tllmost every theme The purest Nazi pro~gand!l to be found "ny­ song now on the "ir w;fI be ~ided oH. That in­ where is undoubtedly in the UFA newsreels. cludes Vollee's "Your Time Is My T;me." Fred mode by Germeny's offici,,! UFA com~ny, Woring's "Sleep, ond Tommy Dorsey's ''I'm edited end arranged under government super­ Getting Sentimenttl' Over You:' vision, If you live in Yorkville. which is" p"rt of New THERE'LL BE A GlaL in Chorlie McCorthy's York City. you eM see both UFA newsreels and house this outumn, Probobly listeners will hMr "Feldzug in Polen" on Americll" screens "Imost her often. Behind her is a heort-worming story. any time you wish. Edgar Bergen getl acquainted with hil dil' In July Edgar Bergen went to Nashville. Tenn" Herr Hitler's propagllndists never sleep. They covery and protegee-12-year-old ventrilo· to take delivery of 0 new airplane, While there know the greet volue of the Americon screen. qulst Thelma Jean Graham. Nashville. Tenn. he gave tI rodic-press luncheon ot which one of One picture is worth five thOU!oOnd words. So the guests wos twelve-yeor-old Thelmo Jeon Gr,,­ they give us pictures. reel ofter reel. end in York­ ham. Noshville's own child ventriloquist. She ville the potrons who sit silent ond ominous performed for Bergen ond fascintlted him. Be­ through ony showing of on Americon stetesmen CONTENTS fore the doy wos over. he had mtlde plans to breok into mod cheers ot the sight of little Hitler. toke her bock to Ctllifornia. where she might get Most lorge Americon cities hove their own Movies the finest dramatic schooling ond instruction ond Yorkville. Their screens ere spreoding the slow, Nelson Eddy and Jeanette Mac· complete her preptlrtltion for tI career. sure poison of hote, intoleronce, ond oppression. Donald in "Bittersweet" . So 0 girl's silly dream comes true in unbeliev­ Isn't this p\oying 0 sucker's gome? Entertainment, Inc. (an article) oble f"shion. It was two yeors ogo thot Thelmo Herr Hitler knows the devestoting power of No.1_The HOUle of Zanuck 2 Jean saw Bergen ond Charlie McCtlrthy in tI screen propegondo. When he sow "Four Sons" Big.Hearted Hollywood 4 movie. She got a doll ond storted proctising ond "Mortol Storm" he kicked Americon films This Week In Hollywood (news) .. 5 before her mirror. Now. Bergen soys. she has right out of Germony. Thll Week on the Screen (reviews). 8 the most perfect lip.control he has ever seen. Glamorous Puritan (an article). 9 For two years he wos her hero. Now he becomes Surely it is high time we did some kicking "The Sea Hawk" (Picture of the ourselves. Week) 10 her godfather. The Weaker Sex? Who Says So!. 12 RICHARD GREEl'olE is occused of attempt­ THE GIRL ON THE COVER: The lovely ing to get publicity by enlisting in the British Radio young archer on the cover. reminiscent of Robin army. Richard Greene is very unhappy about the Coming Radio Events. . 13 Hood with her slender. boyish figure and in lin­ whole thing. What This Week Along the Airialtos coln green shooting-dress. is a comporotive new­ hoppened is this: (news) . 14 comer to Hollywood. In truth. Nl5ncy Kelly is a Greene is on "ble First FamiHea of Radio ("The hoory veterl5n of films. with fifty-two pictures to young mon with 0 Aldrich Family") 33 her credit. most of them made before she htld normol omount of Radio's Woman With the Golden reoched the I5ge of seven! The d~ughter of 0 self - confidence. He Btood (an article) 34 former theotrical tid- thought he might Pictures Along the Alrialtol 36 et-broker. Joe Kelly. On the Bandwagon (an article) 37 ond a former actress. moke 0 good officer. Treason on Your Dial (an article) .. 38 with which we ogree. On Short Wavu (a department) ....40 Non W"lsh. NMcy When he sought od­ comes to the the"ter vice from British offi­ Programs noturolly. As 0 tod· dling boby. she be­ cers he wes told to Week of August 24·30 16·32 moke his opplication gan her coreer as 0 wor~ing Richard Greene ond await results. He model. for opplied. But it devel- M. L. ANNENBERG. Publisher such artists as James oped that commis­ Curtis Mitchell. Editor Montgomery Flagg. sions ore not eosy to get. It would take 0 little ond with Paramount. time. So Greene returned to Hollywood. Cer­ Vol. 9. No. 46, August 24·30. 1940 moking films in its tainly he might hove enlisted os a privote ond Long IslMd studio. 731 Plymouth Court. Chicago, Ill. Nancy Kelly gone to war for twenty-one doll"rs " month. but She mode the jump he felt th"t his experience ond obility entitled .•.-••,. I: lI.nl. I_I·. -"_.;"- fi""". R_ from modeling to Ia_II: It._ ,.. I:".'...: Goor,'" ~ ••n_. )I.~Ir1: him to " more responsible spot. His opplicotion W.I_" X...-h.a, 1:r_1·_.1I.~1 _: 11_ motion pictures with eose. Appearing with such )'-.-. )I " KI_,~ " _. I.,.,. : J_ was "Ire"dy in, he would be commissioned soon 1,_, I:..oor.lI... , ,,, )1 .....1-. ..-. ..-..... stors as Gloria Swonson. Jean Hersholt. Worner 1...,.....1 .• -.t..,.; J l ..~. I·'...... n ••••. b .. in ony event, so he decided to woit 0 bit. That's ~ II...... n '-_~ ".It. nlra." 1111.. I:.M'N .. _-...... BMI VS. ASCAP looks like on alphobet bottle _" 'ho I..... om.--.. ,'h_ II"...... r...",..., tl. one of radio's most octive stars. She oppeored un, 'ho or< )1."", t. 1.:1. ,I••r-I_ b.'....' of some sort, doesn't it? Actually. BMI repre­ ,~ I-.n_. "" I' _ ...... _u.. on the Philip Morris progrom, "Myrt lind Ml5rge." l·...... lo'll, Itil. '" l_ 11. 1'_",". ,Ill .Ia'" ... sents Broodcost Music, Inc.. ond ASCAP stonds ...... t_~'d'ood _.ro!llt-. _ld __In "Columbia Workshop" ond mony others. As tI ~,.••--.t II , ..,.~ r T "' . for Americon Society of Composers, Authors .... In 'ho r.lt ".l••. ~ ..b.rol""'" "'rI I.. ,1>0 result of her radio work. she Wtls chosen for the I' "' _ ..I.,,, "",..trl,. ot '''''' 1""'.1_...... ~nd ond Publishers. You moy be heoring much of "'H.I '·n : .h _h<. ft.a: _, fl.". ""'b· "Susan God'" cost. As the daughter in this ..-,I"tI , .. 1.1....1•• """..'d• ., d , fl.a; ... hit play. she won a screen-lest and" controct each before the winter broodcosting seoson is ...." ·n ••. 11..11 ~l ~.I __ , '-"" -. or..... or rI...-II ,I..u I" ...... )1"". H" H..I> G' 'DL from 20th Century-Fox. where she appeared in finished. '·un_...n' " ..1100.', .I.a '·1.....11_ a. Here is why. A5CAP is on outfit engoged in f...... "".

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ENTERTAINMENT, INC. No. 1: Twentieth Century-Fox The House of Zanuck

N 1935 the once proud and mighty recently moved out after a day. The Fox Studio (now 20th Century-Fox) pink elephants painted on the walls I was on the rocks. All that stood be­ gave him the "willies." tween it and complete bankruptcy Will Rogers' dressing-room, a des­ were Will Rogers, Shirley Temple and ert-style bungalow with cactus garden, a dynamic little man with a mustache is also preserved for posterity. Here, and ideas named Darryl Zanuck. between picture work, he pounded out Today, Will Rogers is dead, killed on a portable typewriter his widely in an airplane crash which rocked the read newspaper columns. nation. Shirley Temple, whose long­ Great productions take great authors term contract has just been completed, and an agreeable abnosphere. At has left the lot. Only Zanuck remains Moyietone City, such men as Lamar of the original triumvirate, but, judg­ Trotti, who wrote "Brigham Young"; ing from accomplishments, Zanuck Sam Hellman, author of "The Return seems almost sufficient. or Frank James"; Nunnally Johnson, 20th Century-Fox is one of the new­ "Grapes ot Wrath"; and many others, est and most complete-to say nothing including John Taintor Foote, Gene of largest-movie studios in the world. Fowler, Ernest Paschal and Liam Movietone City, as it is known, com­ O'Flaherty, labor in the writers' build­ prises a mile-long, quarter-mile-wide ing, a great, rambling Norman chateau strip of 225 acres lying between Pico with lamp-posts from Paris, BerHn and and Santa Monica Boulevards on the Madrid along its pavements. In the outskirts of Beverly Hills. This year directors' building, such men as Henry fifty-two l'ictures will be made there King ("Maryland"), John Ford at a cost of more than $26,000,000, ("Grapes of Wrath"), Henry Hathaway among them such spe<:tacular epics as ("Brigham Young"), Rouben Mamoul­ "Brigham Young," "Hudson's Bay ian ("The Californian") may be found Company," and "Western Union." at work mapping their next day's Guiding light and master of all pro­ shooting. duction in this factory of make-believe is thirty~eight-year-old Darryl Zan­ SEVERAL of the next year's film hits uck. Son of a Wahoo, Nebraska, hotel­ undoubtedly will come from the operator, Zanuck was, in staccato suc­ heavy production schedule at 20th Cen­ cession, a soldier in the first World DARRYL ZANUCK, in charge of production at 20th Cen­ tury-Fox, which includes "The Great War, a writer, a longshoreman, adver­ tury-Fox studios, is one of the most widely publicized of the Profile," in which John Barrymore will tising-wl'iter, screen-writer for Rin company's executives, also one of the most able. In spite of portray himself to set a new precedent Tin Tin, and associate producer for war, 20th C-Fox will spend $26,000,000 on pictures this year even for Hollywood; "Brigham Young," Warner Brothers. He came to 20th which has Tyrone Power, Linda Dar­ Century-Fox in 1935 after five years nell and will introduce a newcomer of depression had had its effect upon tique and modern, art objects 000,000 standing long hours under bright, hot to films, Dean Jaggar, who has been that firm. carefully catalogued pieces in all), rich lights is no longer such a skin-searing given a long-tenn contract as a re­ That year, Tyrone Power was an un­ and poor furnishings with which to ordeal. Many of these stages are "spe­ sult of his work in" this first film, known youth struggling for a foothold deck film sets. Next is the administra­ cialized." Stage 15, for example, is "Down Argentine Way," aside from on the New York stage. Sonja Henie tion building-white, three stories high equipped with a $50,000 freezing providing Don Ameche with a part was a name on the sports pages. Don and a block long. It is here that Joseph mechanism and is used almost exclu­ well fitted to his talents, will give Amechc was a radio actor who had M. Schenck, president, and other ex­ sively for the Sonja Henie films. Close Chris-Pin Martin, the Mexican actor so never seen a movie camera. Richard ecutives have their offices. It is here, at hand, too, are the steel, fireproof well liked in the "Cisco Kid" series, a Greene was working for fifteen dollars too, that Zanuck and his associate pro­ vaults which house a small fortune in chance at a more important part. "The a week on the London stage. Linda ducers--each responsible directly to unexposed raw film. Californian," a re-adaptation of Doug­ Darnell and Brenda Joyce were high­ him - office. Among these are such Behind every film lies a laborious las Fairbanks' "The Mark of Zorro," school youngsters to whom Hollywood people as Irving Berlin, Nunnally amount of work before the cameras will also have Tyrone Power and Linda was an unattainable land of honey and Johnson, Lucien Hubbard, Hany Joe start rolling, In the Ur;ban art building, Darnell in lead roles, while "Hudson's glamour. Alice Faye was a singer with Brown and others, where art directors, architects and Bay Company," historical epic of the a band. Here, too, are the legal departments, draftsmen work, the sets are designed North Woods, will star Virginia Field. Today these are names in the fore­ accounting departments, the paymas­ and executed. The building gets its Alice Faye will be seen in "Tin Pan front of 20th Century-Fox's roster ter's office, where millions in salaries name from Joseph Urban, Austrian Alley," a musical, as her next picture; of stars-stars who shine under the are paid each year, the post office artist once associated with the com­ "Western Union" is another film which magic of Zanuck's touch. And to his and the editorial deparbnent, where pany. The arsenal-where a complete has been announced. credit" are such films as "Jesse James," stories are passed upon. museum of firearms ancient and mod­ That other stories to be made will "Stanley and Livingstone," "Lloyds of ern is housed-and the sound-effects not fall below this high level is as­ London" and a host o[ others. GENIAL Harry Brand, often re- department, able to provide at a mo­ sured by the fact that 20th Century­ Movietone City's 225 acres are fen-ed to as "the best-liked man ment's notice the squeak of a mouse or Fox, which has greatly expanded its jammed with permanent outdoor sets, in Hollywood," and his staff of pub­ the roar of an erupting volcano, are story department (twenty readers have fifteen sound-stages, administration lici1:y workers also headquarter in this housed in the stables where once Tom been added in New York alone), has and departmental buildings. There is building. It is the job of this depart­ Mix kept his horses. The stables are already purchased three of the current not a building on the lot-regardless ment to satisfy the public's curiosity maintained for sentimental reasons and ten best-selling books-"How Green of its practical use-----but what has been about 20th Century-Fox personalities as a memoria~ to the westenl star who Was My Valley," "Chad Hanna" and used at one time or another for screen and to arouse interest in pictures in was, for many years, Fox' greatest "Wild Geese Calling." backgrounds. Thus the buildings which production. When a 20th Century-Fox crowd· puller. » house the dynamos are often used as star breaks into print in some unusual While on the subject of memorials, The carkature-map on the oppo­ factory "sets" and the wide thorough­ or novel way, odds are a hundred to Will Rogers and Shirley Temple are site page is drawn to scale, giving de­ fares which traverse the lot become one it's the publicity department at not forgotten. Across the street from tails oj the physical properties oj 20th busy street scenes for 20th Century­ work, the arsenal is the cottage which Shirley Century-Fox, together with some of Fox films. To the left of the administration used as her dressing-room. It is com­ the idiosyncrasies oj its personalities. Entering the studio frOIT\ Pico Boule­ building and dotting the landscape plete with bedroom and bath, school­ This is the first of a series of such vard, one passes first the long, rectan­ are the mound-liJ';:e stound-stages, built room and an electric kitchen, where maps of Honywoo

each of which is a two million·dollar career has raised him from a $50 stock production, are being given first re­ player's salary to $200 a week, i$ re­ leases to the American public at in­ ported to be "Holden" out (or an in­ creased prices, ranging from one­ creased salary through the machina­ quarter to one·third higher than nor­ tions of his agent. But, says Para­ mal. Object of the experiment is to mount, Holden will accept the role in determine if the American theater· "I Wanted Wings" or ha\'e a suspen­ going public is willing to pay a pre­ sion cracked down on him. The stu­ mium for super·productions of this dio's decree; "We intend to be tough IN type, and to make up for the in­ with all players who attempt to jack HOLLYWOOD dustry's loss of foreign markets. To be up their salaries beyond contracts they noted: The experiment is launched have signed. Business conditions now­ practically simultaneously with the adays permit no holdouts." Flash re­ findings of the recent Gallup survey port; Holden went to work. will dicker on dQuble features, which Te\'ealed for new salary later. " Fifth column" talk stirs up the majority of movie-goers would pre­ fer not to have double features-when IDA LUPINO is being rewarded for the second feature is a cheap fill-in. her remarkable performance in "They a horn et's ne st; Bill Holden Drive by Night," the Warner Bros, BRIAN DON LEVY will be starred saga of the overland truck freighters. in Paramount's "I Wanted \'lings" be­ Ida, who has cooled her heels (or defers his sitdown strike - cause of his outstanding success in the several years In Hollywood ""'ithout Preston Siurges sleeper, "Down Went just recognition, has been named for • McGinty," and young William Holden. the star role in "Hard Luck Dame," a here's the latest movie news! whose contract is held jointly by story about a carnival girl who proves Paratnount and Columbia Pictures. to be a jinx to men in her life. Sup­ may be spanked by Paramount if he porting her will be five leading men­ doesn't accept the role of a cadet flyer which should be enough to satisfy the in the aviation film. Set to support ambitions of any Hollywood actress. LIONEL STANDER, film comedian, Miss Sondergaa'rd and Stander in­ Brian Donlevy, who plays the part of Oddly enough, Miss Lupino's ambition screen actress Gale Sondergaard and sisted upon immediate hearings. They Captain Hunter, army flight-trainer. is some day to place an M, D. after director Herbert Biberman indignant· denied the implication that they were were Ray fl.1illand, Wa~'ne Morris, Wil­ her name. She always has been inter­ Iy answered Los Angeles grand jury Communists, and charged that Fit liam Holden and two young women ested in the study of medicine; right subpenas which were motivated by was using them as a political steplad· in J)lumful roles sought after by mo!;t now she is taking a ftrst-aid course Di!itrict Attorney Buran Filts, who der. Significant: District Attorney Hollywood starlets. (Despite several for a Red Cross certificate. Said Miss stated to the newspapers that he was Fitts is up for recleation in November. syndicated columnists saying that Rita Lupino: "I probably never will be prepared to present evidence described Hayworth will be one of these young able to practise, but I'd like to pursue as the most important fifth-column "THE SEA HAWK," "BOOM women, this is not true as lIet.) Holden, the study as a hobby." expose yet placed before the country, TOWN" and "BRIGHAM YOUNG," whose meteoric eighteen-month screen (Continued on Next Page)

" I U 5 "\Vhich (jne of you tt'al~ the scenes'?" Jack Conway, who directed "Boom present , Most unexpected ticket ing off "The World Is My Oyster" for "The Little Professor," a screen play He imml"din story about autograph-collectors star~ ing all the stars on Cooper's home lot okayed the choice of Milland to co­ again in a now-being-written South , 1011: fun m New York and at Sara­ ring Judy Garland, and doing the night-spots favored by star with her when she makes "Sky­ Seas play, "Driftwood," as well as in toga WIth Geo Ie Raft. ~ho went east the celebrities, Escorted by Cooper, lark" ... Anna Neagle, upon her re­ "Moon Over Burma" and "Road to for personal appe;l.rances II _tar in EVENT Of THE WEEK: Hollywood she dined and danced at the Victor turn from New York, where she went Zanzibar," which already are in the 'The World W(' :'ohkc following put on its best bib and tucker Mon­ Hugo Cafe, Ciro's and the Cocoanut to take part in an "Information, making, day night, August 5, and turned out Grove. She attended a Hollywood Please" short film, will begin the re­ 'F-cape .1010 C "'ford \\Illltave en masse to raise nearly five thousand Bowl concert and flew to Catalina and making for RKO-Radio of "No, No, BABY SANDY HENVILLE has be­ dollars for the British War Relief As­ back, her first air journey, with Jean Nanette," in which she again will be come friends with her new director, sociation of Southern California by MacKenzie, U. C. L. A. coed who won directed by Herbert Wilcox. Her lead­ Otis Garrett. But Garrett had to work attending the Noel Coward play cycle, the California section of the contest. ing man has not been set; efforts to at it. Realizing that Sandy likes to "Tonight at 8:30," staged at the El When asked by "Aldrich family" di­ import Maurice Chevalier [rom France know the people with whom she works Capitan Theater by volunteer actors rector Ted Reed how she would like to for the role have to date been unsuc­ at Universal, and that he shortly had of screen renown, "We \Vere Danc­ take a screen test and playa part in a cessful. the assignment to co-direct with Paul 109:' "The Astonished Heart" and picture, Miss Bullard blushingly re­ Gerard Smith Miss Henville's next "Red Peppers" were staged opening -plied, "No, I think I'd rather return LARAINE DAY, of "Dr. Kildare" picture, "Fireman, Save My Child," he - night and the remainder of the first to the Uni\'ersity of West Virginia." and "My Son, My Son" fame, has began paying daily calls to the young week, and were to be followed by the Said Ted Reed: "Boy friend, eh?" been gi\"en her first trip east by pro­ lady at her home in Glendale. Sandy production of six other Coward play­ ducer Walter Wanger for her excel­ was pretty wary about it and didn't lets during the next two weeks. PRESTON FOSTER, who come lent work in his shortly releasing accept him all at once. Then he dis­ Pre~ton Pre~ton o~ THE LUCKY LADv between Robert (eft] Md Foste t u the Constance Bennett and Douglas Fair­ Thanksgiving will make femme eyes "Foreign Correspondent." Up to now, covered that she loves the telephone, Moon Over Burma Mary Lou Bu ard. Univers"tv ~f West V'rqi a coed. She banks, Jr., took the leading roles in pop as he struts in scarlet uniform in Miss Day had never been east 01 Salt so Garrett began calling her every won II H< ywood p MovLe Md Rlldio Gu'de ~ Co eqe ~ e ns conte~t "We Were Dancing," but did not click "North West Mounted Police," is Lake City, Utah. The fast-climbing hour or so daily for weeks. Result: as well as the plays which followed planning the first Hollywood premiere young actress, incidentally, is the Sandy now ends her conversations because their voices were not audible of a gold mine, one that he bought re­ champion of all the comers who with him: "Good-by, Olie, I love you!" THIS WEEK IN HOllYWOOD hostessed ­ lonp: to Jane Pickens Frances Robmson JS d

Comedy, action and adventure high­ light recently completed pictures

"I Love You Again" "I Married Adventure" CUI W'I,am POWtl M~r .... loy, Edmund A ColuMb'a P'tturts rtlUst of an 0'1 JO"n­ lowt. Frink MtHugll, tl al. A McI,.Gold· so~ oroduO! of the Parisian Communist pliny, meelS Upon cruise end he i" greeted by :l as prC\'ious adventuI'cs of the couple film lack the eXC(teml'nt of Tyrone Loretta Young, estranged wife of a luscious femnle. Miss Loy, with whom I'ele(lsed with wider publicity b~fore Power's more exeitill/l: pre~cnee in the wealthy banker, and stays for break­ he IHrts only to learn she is hi" wife the death of Martin Johnson (killed first "Jesse J'lmes.· The lo's is fast, the conversation turns into an oC several years' re:.-ord who is about in an aiq)lane erash se\'eral years accl'nted b)· the very first shot of argument about Communism and to divorce him. With his changed per· ago). thl' lure of the jungle. the thrill this film, which shows Je~se James' Fascism, The dialog is frilnkly Cl'itical sonality, he rewoos and wins her of sl)ying on .:rnimals in their native death. and humorous in its treatment of the bilck. That's the story, and it'l; fun! habitats and the eery fascination of The picture's ~tron/l:('~t aplX'al is in "isms." This film will be talked about 'wutching the jungleland fight for s~r­ the comedy SC('rles, which eulminate in WHAT THEY THOUGHT OF IT: lo~ Angolts over many breHkfast~tablcs for its vival gives this fllm a wide appeal. T,mt~: ·'Frot·for.•II, round·by·round fartt-ind a vCI'Y amusing court battle when come~ exprel;S~ frank approach to the CUI'l'Cmt political no hold~ ba"td." Varitty: "Th, Powtll,Loy WHAT THEY THOUGHT OF [T: Var'tty: Frank 10 trial for :In scene. Even American politics t'omes tombin.lion urcd on plenty thiCk Loretta falls m 10\ e With him. and he Wither:; and :'>1arjone Re)'n"ld:;, re~ badly \\.,nted jewel thief. Lynn Bar; Gene TI me), a nub·l-os.<'d, blue­ converts her maid, Un.. O'Connor, to porter. clTectl\'ely cast a~ a waterfront e)'cd beauty who make h r fl.r:;t ap­ Communism for one fllKht. In a hilari~ Th'! story is .... ound around three "" aitre who appeals to )l'olan. ;md peafilllce in thUl film, PIL:tOrlollly ous cresn'ndo. Loretta.,. finally shouh murders which follow the burning of thell' unusual 10\'e~alTair adds no little ~d'-'Quate, and ou.ld tx- • ble to a<:t off Palletll.··.. (,ther littl!' finger, aftel an ace«n liner carr)'ing a I'pccial cargo ..lmUSement 10 thc action-packed se.. ~ hen he IS 11\. n ;I Iher melodramiltic, with Frank Jaml' , C Ie Gene has no Wolfson, Michael Fcssier and Erne:>t bonds were Chinese-owned, and the with Lynn Bari's $u;ler (Joan Valerie) lo\·e·:;.cenes with Ihe lilrO. Vajda include: "I started bu~inel>S manner in which he at lal;t discovers :)~~'Oming mnocently involved with the "The Return of Frank J me WIll right at the bottom, with one bank the culprit is entirely roti"factory. Ihief (I)ougla!: Fowley The climax is appeal to those who don'} C;ll"(' for " Loretta,"1 thought Communh;ts Kenneth Harlan is gi\'en his best role exCiting. with Nolan and Fowle)' their wt'l'h;rns lfl too gory a fashion. never bathed." Douglas, "That's Fas­ in some time. ;md fulfils it excellently, hootlllg It Oul in the best-approved It is rough ridin' in a )Iush~lined cist propal!:anda!' Karloff. as usual, is effecti\'e as Wong. fa. hion. .addl"

WHAT THEY THOUGHT OF IT: Hollywood WHAT THEY THOUGHT OF IT los Angtl's WHAT THEY THOUGHT OF IT: lo~ Angol..,. WHAT THEY THOUGHT O~ IT: lo, Angtlc-s Rtporttr; "Tht prtyltw iud'tnu !lid P~nly 01 T""..,.: ..It ,~ not tht plot ,htlf Ihal m.kes Iht T,mn. ··Tht f,lm is lull 01 bright hnes.•musin, T,...c-s: "Enough mtlodrlmil'( ind ulu....ttly laughs. a couplt so loud Ihil muth of Iht su(­ IU(I~ro tnltrllining. but Iht

You'd never believe the TUC"US gland, as proud as the Hoggs of Texas. kicked up 011 James Street's recent The studio dropped the matter. Vou series of articles in MOVIE AND RADIO simply don't say to one of the Provi­ GUIDE dealing with. the nappily rnaT­ dence Husseys, as she is, "Look, Miss Tied couples of Hollywood. Dozens of Hussey, your name suggests er-er-" Letters to Street himself from the stars "What?" she would say. And the he wrote about, their studios and way she'd say it, the conversation friend8. Hundreds of letters to MOVIE would end right there. AND RADIO GUlDE. And everyone of But if you were male, free, and them favtn"ab/.e. We aTe prOtld, there­ about thirty, intelligent, healthy and fore, to present (l new smell' of articles liked to sleep; if you loved pets and bll Jo.me, StTeet. These :l'tOTleS will could love a New England lady who is deal with deserving J,l()tingsteTS, Lesser­ a mite set in her ways, then you mighI lights whose private lives or public ca­ possibly change her name. For Miss reen m4ke interesting comI, the be­ Hussey is rather lonely in Hollywood hlnd-the-$cenes lives oj big-Mm.e and would enjoy knowing some man $/.aTS. MT. Street is still at work on this who could meet her specifications. series. If you. have a favorite person­ In case you're interested (and ality about whom lJO'U'd like to know you're a sap if you're not) here's what more, write us a /.etter. Enough letters you must be: will add ha or her name to the Iist.­ Her equal or superior in intelligence. Editor. Clean and healthy, but not athletic or pretty. Strong and firm, but gentle. F YOU saw Joan Crawford try un­ You must be the boss, however, and successfully to understudy and keep her in line. You don't have to be I understand God in "Susan and a good dancer, but you must be a good God," then you're probably among the conversationalist. thousands who have demanded: She had just as soon fall in love "Who is that Hussey lady who acled with a $25-a-week fellow, if he's okay like an angel in a den of demons, and and has;} future. But they're not easy if her real name is Hussey why doesn't to meet. The $25 guy is afraid to take she change it?" her out because she makes more That Hussey angel, who wasn't too money than he docs. That's what she pious to snitch every scene she was in, thinks. With that orderly mind so was the Glamorous Puritan, and if the typical of New England, she has it all show ever is remade it might be titled figured out. The poor but honest boy "Susan and God and Ruth Hussey" to is awed by her, the rich gent might appease (I hate that word) popular have an ax to grind, and the chiseler demand. There were three good influ­ would soon separate her from her ences in "Susan and God"-Miss Hus­ money. So she lives alone and says sey, a lonely maiden; a toothy little she likes it, but she would probably girl, who also was lonely, and God, be willing to make a change. who was very lonely. Miss Hussey was born in Provi­ Ruth Carol Hussey is a lonely dence, Rhode Island, about twenty­ maiden, and she'll change her name six or twenty-seven years ago. Her on one condition only-the man must father, George Hussey, ran a maiJ­ have sense. order jewelry store, founded by her After Miss Hussey stole everything grandfather. She is Scotch, Irish and in "Susan and God" except the man English, a mixture of all the British she wanted, M-G-M, where she hires Isles, but she has a Scotch love of out, was flooded with queries about thrift, an Irish love of humor, En­ her. The studio was a bit flabber­ glish grit and a pure New England gasted, because Miss Hussey has none Yankee's idea of morals and inde­ of the gooey prerequisites for glamour. penden~. She's in her middle twenties, lives on SENSATIONAL in "Susan and God," New England's Ruth Hussey is what might be considered the wrong AFTER high school, she went to set for st~rdom. She'lI next be seen in M-G-M's "Phil~delphi~ Story" side of the street, doesn't own a ranch, Pembroke College at home and has no swimming-pool or divorce or majored in art and fooled around with husband or sweetheart, and is sort of dramatics on the side. She was gradu­ pernickety. ated as a bachelor ot philosophy in Metro used her in bit parts for a Spencer Tracy in "Tortilla Flats." Now, what are you going to do with 1933 but didn't know what she wanted year and built her carefully. After she Miss Hussey is a rather reserved a girl like that in Hollywood? Well, to do, so she went up to Boston and got her movie legs, the studio gave girl who does not make friends or MOVIE AND RADIO GUIDE went out and learned typing and shorthand. Back in her the leading feminine role in "Rich enemies easily. Her directness and did some inquiring about this lady Providence, she got a job as fashion Man, Poor Girl." She also was assigned conservatism have clashed with the and learned that Miss Hussey has that commentator over station WPRO. The the leading feminine bit in "North­ trite and overdone idea for the build­ genuine New England glamour that engagement lasted nine months and west Passage," although most folks up of Hollywood glamour. It wns sug­ comes from good breeding, good mor­ her co-workers report that in all that still wonder why the movies even put gested to Miss Hussey that she do als and brains, improved by the cor­ time she never said an unkind word or a dame in the picture. Surely the lady something to attract attention. Per­ rect dose at education and polished had a scowl on her face. wasn't the fickle fortune-hunter Mr. haps she should wear breeches, affect off with a lot of good soap. Eventually~ however, she decided Roberts wrote about. But Miss Hussey purple eyelashes and green hair. Any­ As soon as producers started looking she wanted to study dramatics, so off did very well as the phony heroine, thing. Miss Hussey's ultimatum was, up Miss Hussey instead of her looking to the University of Michigan she hied. considering the handicaps, and then "Aw, nuts!" them up, a campaign was begun to The following summer she began play­ came "Susan and God." She was Char­ She's not non-eooperative, but have her change her name. But she ing the one-gallus circuits of Michigan. lotte, you remember, and everyone thinks aU that sort of stuff is silly. put her trim little Yankee tootsy right Her good work got her a role in the who saw the picture realized that Once the studio asked her to pose for down. "Why should I change my road show of "Dead End." At the end Miss Hussey had been stamped for leg art and she said, "All right, I'll name?" she asked. of the circuit in Los Angeles, an stardom. She now is working in pose, but you won't like the pictures." Why should she, indeed? There are M-G-M scout saw her and persuaded "Philadelphia Story" and it is very She posed, but the pictures were flat, a heap of proud Husseys in New En- her to take a screen-test. probable she will be starred with (Continued on Page 41) 9 A GUSTY, sea-swept tale of the Spanish Main merchant marine of Queen Elizabeth's day, it was in the days when England was poor except in just another difficult chore. The two warships men of daring-Drake, Frobisher, Raleigh and used were built,:it a cost of $150,000, after more other piratical heroes--"The Sea Hawk" proves than $10,000 was spent in research and construc­ an ideal vehicle for swashbuckling Errol Flynn tion of thirty table models. The ships were fioated and lovely Brenda Marshall. For the studio tech­ in a million-gallon artificial sea. Water actually nicians, charged with the task of re-creating a came from the seven seas depicted in the film's tale.

__ hOl_ DON ALVAREZ AND HIS DAUGHTER MARIA (CI"ude R"ins Md Brend" SINKING THE SPANISH SHIP in battle, Thorpe, flilling in love with Maria. Mlirshllll) "re en route to Englllnd from Sp.!lin to assist in 1I plot to overthrow tllkes her Md her father to England before sailing to loot Sp.!lnish colonies Queen ElizlIbeth when their ship, 1I Sp.!lnish glilleon, is attllded by the Sell in Panamll of their gold. The English sea dogs (Alan Hale, J. M. Kerri· HlIWk, 1I privllteer captained by M Englishman. Francis Thorpe (Errol Rynn) gan "nd Rynn. L to r.J push their w"y through the dense P"n"man;lIn jungle

BUT THE SPANIARDS set 0 trap for Thorpe and his men. They ore cap­ ESCAPING IN THE NIGHT, Thorpe and his comrlldes clIpture a Spanish tured and made to work as galley slaves in Spanish glilleons moving against vessel and return to England with documents proving Don Alvllrez' plot. lind their nlltive Englllnd. Mllrill, knowing of the trop, had tried to wlIrn in time to wlIrn English sllilors of the approaching Armada. For his heroism, Thorpe, but her fllther hod prevented her reaching him till too late Thorpe is knighted by Queen ElizlIbetn {Flora Robson) liS his sllilors look on -_hOi...

THE WEAKER SEX?

New DeMille film • IS a lusty, rough­ and-tumble affair

ADVANCE word from the cutting- room where Cecil B. DeMille's outdoor epic of the north woods, "North West Mounted Police," is be­ ing put together indicates that Made­ leine Carroll, Robert Preston and ABOVE: "And you won't get up until you stly 'Uncle,' " Gary Cooper are being hard pressed ABOVE: louvette: "So I'm " dllu'Ihter of Beel· for acting honors by Paulette- God­ zebub. huh? Teke th"t!" McDuff is noded down she "dds. striving to pin his shoulders to the ground dard, who portrays Louvette, a hall­ breed Indian girl Typical of the BELOW: Feminine tactics "re not borred. BELOW: Completely routed by the fury of louvette's roistering perfonnance Miss Goddard louvette fights effectively with her teeth. too "tt"d, McDuff flees with louvette in hot pursuit gives in this action-filled drama are these photographs of her battle with Mounties Constable McDuff (Lynne Overman) in one of the roughest ev­ erything-goes battle-scenes ever filmed.

PAUlETIE GODDARD became known "s " battler in "The Women," where she fought Rostllind Russell. That fight WM chad's-play compared to the battle with Overman, pictured on this p"ge, which promises to be a highlight of the picture COMING RADIO EVENTS For the Week of August 24-30

S",turday, August 24 lal Storm," will be one of the guest stars of the dramatic portion of "Fore_ THE NEW YORK YANKEES, strug~ cast" this week. CBS. gJing along, believe it or not, in filth "'>"~h! ...u_ ..,. •••,.,. e.n"" ""h"~' place in the American Lengue, will ...,.'0••• s, . .. • '00 . .,"" ..... e.n"" .'a d ...., .'00 . .. have their chance this week to explain 7'00 .,"'. 0'00 ....., whether baseball's wonder team is Tuesday, August 27 simply in the midst ot a protracted slump or is finally cracking up. Bill JAMES ROOSEVELT, erstwhile in· Dickey, one of baseball's supreme surance agent and secretary to his catchers, speedy third baseman Red father, the Pre~ident, and now a movie Rolte, and pitcher Steve Sundra, who producer, will be one of the guest ex­ this year hasn't approached his phe­ perts of "Information, Please." Author nomenal showing of last season, will Christopher Morley, who has starred talk it over on the New York World's often before on the program, will make Fair "Sports School." NBC. another appearance along with Roose· velt, NBC. ",_" D...... ' e_••, D.> ..S.' -;. .. IS '.m • 0 ...... " ••ft ., .... e...""s,_ "ot ....."''''• ..._. "'rh••' e.~,.•, .'Vh~.' _"ta.• lo·n~, ...... "".h.Ava,'._ ... 7':00 .. .'00 . ., ~S ...... e••', .. ~. , . 7"" •."'. . "00 ..... "LONDON AFTER DARK" is a very special chapter Ihis week of the news MEREDITH WILLSON'S "Musical series called "The World Today." Revue" will originate this Tuesday al American listeners will be given a the grounds or the San ~'rnncisco vivid, comprehensive view of the city Golden Gate Exposition. Willson is in that has become the central strong­ San Francisco to conduct his Missions hold of an empire in a last-ditch war. of California Symphony. NBC. Edward R. Murrow will open the ses­ PRINCIPALS OF THE PLEASURABLE "Ford Summer Hour" pro­ ,.., ...... ,. .-- ~. sion with a description of activities in grams (Sun,l are Leith Stevens. I., Jessica Oragonefte, James Newill ""'.... ". Trafalgar Square. There will be a visit •. to the Savoy Hotel for some dance Wednesday, Augu5t 28 music and a tour of the kitchen. The CHARLES !\1('NARY. veteran Ore­ work of an anti-aircraft unit will be Music Highlights gon Sn as the Republican reported on. Other spot:; \'i~ited will running-mate of Wendell WiIlkie. will be air-raid precautions he"dquarters, SATURDAV. AUGUST H L..'tstDd from Trislon and Isolde" (Wag· non· make his formal aeceJ}tance speech a popular dance hall, Piccadilly Circus. OPERATIC P

SEE PAGE 13 FOR NEWS OF Wayne) hal'e never changed. . Betty THIS WEEK'S IMPORTANT Canadians like Dorothy Thompson: Garde, of "My Son and I," has joined PROGRAMS AND GUESTS the cast of "Court at Missing Heirs" .. Gretchen Davidson is now Kay Min TllompsGlI Captlvat.s Conadlo'u Kaltenborn quits Winchell spot; Bing Smith on "Martha Webster." She has TORO~TO, O~,..• CANAOA.-A recent been on a six-wcek~ tour with George address by commentator Dorothy Crosby may stop broadcasting if- M. Cohan in legitimate drama Thompson, broadcast over a Canadian Alice Reinheart, of "Life Can Be Bt'au­ Broadcasting Corp. network, received tiful," is knitting her twentieth all­ such overwhelming rC!'Sponse from Ca­ wool dress. Knitting is an easy and nadian listeners that eBC received an profitable way of whiling away time average of 10.000 letters a day, and between reheaNlal~ Dori~ Dudley later 50,000 requesting copies of the has a new sixteen-cylinder converti­ speech. ble car - thanks to the pay_checks from "Meet Mr. Meek," "Adventures How to WI. Yofes V/O Rodlo of Ellery Queen" and "Society Girl' WASHII'"GTO:'l, D. C.-You have un­ ... Philip Reed of the stage and doubtedly heard your local announcers screen has succeeded Alexander Kirk­ on the air with announcements that land as Russ Barrin~on on "Societ:1 men are wanted for skilled jobs in the Girl." The latter left to devote his full national defense program. Heartening time to his ~ummer theater in Clinton is the fact that 557 radio stations Connecticut. throughout the country

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WEAF-Frllnkle MilSters' Or' SATURDAY GOOD LISTENING GUIDE c:hestrll Chnk the pr0,i~r 110' Shot>, WEAF-PauIDoulllas pra""; four Cluhlnen; llal' 610<:11', Eddi~ WABC-U. S. Army Rec:rultlng Luncheon at the Waldorf, Honry Burr, Joe Kelly, Pn­ Sports 1:30 orehtllra; "thu., bod, Program WJZ. WOR·Tommy Reynolds' O/'- \\'A\T-Donald BeK!ine lib Chase, M. c.; Frank Lu'her, 8:00 Listener's Playhouse; 9:30 Operatic Pop Concerts, c:hutra \\B'\X·Je"is/t ",omen', flout ttom-; Paul Baron's orchtltra. Dramll, WEAF. WOR. WAAT.Qo "ith tlle DallCi \\l\"D-~lu.ical PtOl:ram Guttt: Atthut SthwartL Ch""". and orcht:ttra dirt:tted by WIIS Dick Fi!hel~ .porll WII\ Henry Killll', Orthrlta Dod&:;t<"s n. C!liulto CuM, WOR; er_ UtIlt, Col. G~t V~u n,.\1 ~ W\EW-Cradle of FiUIIlt Yuh.,. n. Clt'·chnd. II' _\BC. 9:30 RlIdlo Guild; Drama, 11,"'iC·.Mtlropoliln Ilev;_ 8:30 Truth or Consequences, WJZ. \IOV-Gino Caimi and Artists. shlt~ HIGHT WEAF. 10:00 Station EZRA, WEAF. WEAF_Klnderllarten Kapera 7:00 People" Platform, Ralph Ed,,·ard•. M. C. Wilh Uncle Eua (Pat Baudt), WOR·Stan Lomlx 1,45 WABC. Nor. Cun""n, Fun AlIiron. Cliff Sports Subject: "Double Future Movin." 9:00 Lucky Strike Hit PlI' 5ollbin, ROleda!e DanditJ. Gunt.: Participants: Karl HDblitull. Sam rade, WASCo Ed and Tom Piehl, d;lcov~rits "f WJZ·Menage of l'rllel WEAF-*NEWS: Frllnkle Mas- Gold\\')'II. Trell Carr, I. E. Chad· Barry lVood, baritone; Bu Wain. Al Puree. WASC- People" Pllltform ...... n _ 0_ ~t._'''' ._. ter.' Orc:hestra WEVD·Mulie W_-'AT·Faile Nidlol_'. Orcht'ltfl WHN·Di~1r Ballou's Orche-tra "'.-.," Ba>nl of MU'it WHOM.Lithuaoian ~'IO WI ... S·Hell!'J" SyIU'll. ctC'J:ani.t WOV·lnli.n Novelties WJZ_Gu' Steck's Orc:hestra WABC·*NEWS; Albert War_ WINS·ThrH Qua.l.,.. Thae WQXR-Da..ce :\luo.ic \\ \lCA *HEWS WABC-Butfalo Present, ner, news WMCA·The Ok! Rd"nill. WNEW·Bawhlll, lItwa.k at.... u. WXYC.)lattcnrork Hour; f.mous Pt- Toroalo Maplt Lur. WAAT-*HEWS; 940 Rtqllt.t Oub WAAT*HEWS; Plauobwr Report; aDots St:ria, St:fJt Radlllla.nin"U 3,15 WB\X.Armeo;an Rad... Hour United Diathermy Sdluhert, Sonat. in A M.jor; R.rh­ WE\'D·Jewish E,·tellS of the Wttk \VAAT-Doaald BtIC!ioe, ill1UtlllU COUll, WEVO,Minciolt; .nd CompalI7, dUllla mallillolf, RhaplodJ on • ThaDt by 2000 WHXFa'hionl in Mus;" \\'HNE,eniOJ Sun.. Pq:anini; SorDdin, Prince IJ;­ ..... WIXS·Ru'nl R...ume \\'ISS·Tea limtJ Tun" 6.all_t Musie W\ICA*HEWS WMCA·*HEWS WOV.*HEWS WEAF-"m an American 3,30 IVSEII'-Llstel\ to the Theme WNYC·GyPlY St:renade: Society GYJl'~ WQXR·Gilbtrt ud Sullivan, "YtometL \\'NYC·Mu.i~ En.emb!e 01 the Guard," Ad I (Part 2); WOR·World', Fair Band to Swim By WEAF-Johnny Long's Orchu· WQV·*Journal of the Air WOV·Dinner Concert Act II WQXR-Mu.lc 10 Remelllbt:r: *NEWS WJZ. Ray Kinney', Orchestrl t .. 5,15 7:15 WABC-N a t I 0 'I a I Ten n i s WJZ-Women and Politic, b:15 Matc:hes Subject: "Twenty Years WOR-Walle Hoyt WEAF.*John B. Kennedy Ted Hustng gives a After." Speakers: A! ice SPO'"" WJZ-Cecll Golly', Orc:hutra: News *NEW$ stroke-by-stroke de.!CTiption Duer Miller, Frances Per­ WJZ-Merchants' and Citizens' WOR-Garwood V'n', Orches· of the filUll round of the M­ kins, Secreta", of Labor; Handlc'p WABC·Yella Pessl tional double.! tennis cham. Afrs. Pre.!ton Davis and Mrs. ". WAAT-Rtque,t Clul> Harpsichordist WHN-Tod.a7" ButbaO pionships bring held at the William HenTti H01l, presi­ WHSllotl)"ood Souod Stace Suite in F Major (f'TO­ dent WINS.()ff tbe Rmonl Longwood Cricket Club in of the National \\'HO\l-WP\ PrOO!:um berger) and Le Tonbeau de WOV·Sorinl fever Brookline, MaS.!. Women'& Republican Club. \1'lCA·T.!tntt'lt Monsieur Blancroche (Fro­ 1:30 \\,tJ,T*HEWS; Mu.ie \\AATPolish P",m. WXlW *HEWS. Bill Mc n _ Clyjf S....;:, '"Iore .W...... , WB\X~I ~rlllall Childr~'s WOR- Uncle Don ric. 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Firar", "om vinli, _ tardar" ; 11:00 p... Cadi•••dl WABC·H u man Adventure, \\B"X-Xi~ o·C k up"," Ba.1I. Endi'h Suite So. 6 in D 11:15 WABe-Sky Blue,.. (Contl­ Dr.ma; *HEWS WC.\P)ltl$ic Mute.... 'linor; *N£WS nent",1 BakIng Co.) Drama: "The City of Chi- \IEVD·Opera !lour WEAF·Glenn,,. Garr's Orches­ Drama cago." WII)'V.Anthony Wald', Orche.tra 10:15 1\ 1I0~1 *it.han 'II"", Also KNX (1050 kcs.) KSL WOSX W~~k,End Frolic WOR·Joe Hart's Orchestra (I130 kcs.) at 11 p.m. WCAI'-Oo.rd,,-.Ik Band C""«r1 WISS-Sw«t and 1I0t WJZ.Vaughn Munroe's Or- ...... ;1 __ Ll._.... G.,,,. WI~S-D.il)' \\'NEW·Swine l.i.htly WABC·AI Kavelin's Orchestra Mirror World', hir chestra \\'B"'X·Soc«r Result. W~ICA-J"st Dance WOV.vO.UH in nhylhm WCAP-Thin,g, To 00 WNEW·S"mmer Serenade. in.trumental WQXR·Ch.mber Mu.ic; Studio Ensem· Grie~, WABC·Public Affairs 11:30 WEVD·Seymour J,lechllid, IOlIg. Quintet ble. lIur., Piano Qui"tet; Quort.t in G MillO', Opu. 27; Bach. \VIIS-Woody Herman'. Orchestra WIINArl Green'. Mulie WNYC-New York Civic Orchntra: WEAF.Ray Heatherton'. Or­ WINS-Off the Record *NEWS Theme and Variations lor nute, WOV Lalin Rh),thms ~lilton chutra WMCA-Arrny R.eru;tin~ Procram WOV-~lelodiH in Thr",,·Quarter Tin,. Opus 80; nute 5<:>Io,'iEIV-ut's Walu 11,00 chest.. WEAF WE\"D.J"",bGree WEAF-*NEWS 10:00 WlI~Mum I" Rod By, *HEWS 9:00 P.M.. EDSl WOR-*NEWS WHO"~'idnil. Cub WEAF-Station EZRA, with Jay Sims W\lCA *NEWs SponoNd by AUCA·SELTZU: Uncleh' ...... ',Ezra__(Camel)u __..... WJZ.*NEWS; Bob Chuter's WNEW.*NEWS; Dan.e Parade WJZ.*NEW$ Orchutra End of S.turday Program,

WNEW,Soulh American Way: In,ur· SUNDAY, August 25, 1940 ance Tilk MORNING WOV·Oram.tic Sket.h 11:00 *Sfar 'It progl'1l'm lI.ffafl ,.­ WOR·*NEWS; Seven Minute d/cafe. aeWI braadcast. 8:30 WINS--JrrNEWS: Sunlhio. lIou. rector oj AU Angels' Church, M •• WMCA-*NEWS WEAF ·Gene and Glenn will speak on "Why Does WJZ-*NEWS 8,00 WN\'C-*NEWS God Allow This War?" WEAF_*NEWS; Org.n and Songs and Patter wol' Ad...n1uru of Ibe Tin Soldier WABC-*NEWS and Rhythm WaR-Uncle Don Read' the WOR-*NEWS WAAT_*NEWS; UD.iltd Oialhorm7 Xylophone Recital Comic. 9:00 Frank Singiser WEAF-*European Hew.: Four WEVD,Fol"r.tlOD WN\'CAnca Soidlo.... ,..nist \\'IIN·St. Bartbolomew O>oir to Coast on It Bus Con"'!IImated; \,,,aldi, Con_lo Chlldren's Program; Milton I\'IIN Garden of M.moric., Racimo WOY.N_ York ScnClOlis 01 Mus", "'0- WHQM.Ukniniilft PTOftram Grono in D lllnor, Opus 3, No 11; Ih,,-aiian. v~ WINS·Su"wlle Hour Verdi, JOin of Aro: Q\·crture; Wal' Cross, conductor WIIOM.italiall-An,erica.. Amateur Hour WQXlI Eberlin, Tenebrae Fad.. So.Inl; WNYC'MllItordam Strine E1taembl, ner, Paraif.l, Good Friday Spell; WABC·*NEWS WINS-Sunday Serenade Bach. Tocut. i" F; B....kner. MI'. WOY·Public Servin Rnicw LuUy, Lt Triomphe de l'AmOllr: WAAT·*NEWS: Music *WMCA-Ne"s No. 2 in E "inor 8:15 Nocturne; Dvorak, Violin Concerto WONX-Naoh BUlar WNEW·:I!orning Oe\'otions II :15 WJZ·Clolster Bell. in A Minor. Opu. 53; Pagani"i, I'er. WHN.Fronl Poe. Dum. WNYC·The ~ra Hour. Giordano, WOR· Reviewing Stand IVAAT·Musical Pr"!nm »Olllli Motion WHOM.Lithuanian PrO/l:ram "Anliru Chenoir." SoloiS!l. Chorus WINS.Juhilce Sing.rs and Orchestra 01 La Scala, Milan; WJZ·Luther Laymen Singe.. WINS·ront Pale Drama 8:45 WABC-Yella Peasl WHN·Sonll Shop IVAAT-Mornin, Mu5kak WNYC-~h~terwork floll. Lorenan Molajoli, .Wilsoa AIIltS at tho Con"'le WOR· Red River Dave WABC·I'o;U WJZ-iCO WMCA·Re~, 1\..', Repoc-t,.,. WBlI'lI'·lJ:i1l W)lI""":,10 Son.. \\"1""1'-12>00 WlI'&W_UM 10:00 W£"F~ w:-n:-.lI1{1 WAAT.Fabe Sicllolsoa; Orcb...tr. \\'Ern-13IlO WOft-7IO WEAF-Hlghllghtl of the Bible WI/X ""si. ond Hullb wnS_IOIO \\'"0\'·1100 Dr. Ralph S. Meadowcroft, W"C"A "u'ical Worl'hnp \\"Il\l)r-Il'~; wQ;'i;R-n'lO WJZ-Moylan Slste... (Thrlvo Dog Food) \\,\,\T-Music SUNDAY GOOD LISTENING GUIDE Clleck tile programs you wont to lIRor tadoy SUNDAY AFTERNOON 1040RMING 6:30 Beat the Band, WEAF. 9:00 John Gunther, Commen­ Qui. pro(ram. Gal"J)' .\Ioore. M. C; tator, WJZ. August 25 12,00 11:30 Major Bowes' FamIly, Ted Weem.' orcb~.lra. \1 •. Gunlb". ~ulbor of "Inside WABC. I::urope" and "I,, AI Rotb, orchHlra-luder. 7:00 bit< 'or Wah,r Winchell, ,,'ho is WEAF.Cathollc Hour Vocalist and Tana, bluet sino:;er, Quiz prOiram. va..tioning. Speaker; Paulist Choristers; 7:30 Fitch Summer Band· Father Finn. director WOR-Hagerstown A Cappella 9;00 Ford Summer Hour, AfTERNOON wagon. WEAF, WOR-Tropical Serenade Choir WABC. Selectiolls: GretchaninoD's Gue,t;, Los Angeles City CoUe(e WABC_Fun in Print (Inter· 12;00 Radio City Music Hall, Orcbestra. Je~.iu Dra~onetl'. ",p.ano; Jam., Cherubic Hymn; Niedt's In WJZ. Newill. b~ritone; Linlon W~Il., com· national Silver Co.) Mirth and In Gladness; Gues", 51ri"... quulel witb lIe".i, 7:30 The Adventures of El­ m'''ta1Or; Budd lIuliek, \I, C.; Literary Quiz Souls of the Righteous (No· ...Ua Schumalln. pianist; Anne Ro­ lery Queen, WABC. 1.c'ilh St~,-,n.,.-...... CntoduCI

Billr...... Stem." __commentator~..._ YOO\' 11,11 Thr", -j_ the v,.... 8,30 Also KOA (830 kcs.) KFI WJZ·*NEWS; Johnny Mess· 7,30 WEAF·One Man'a Family (640 kcs.) at 12;15 a.m. \\'tAP-R<>und T..... n ner'a Orc:heatra (Tenderleaf Tea) WHO'l 11 \lundo WABC·*Headlinu lind By- WEAF-Fitch Summer Band. WB"X Radio lIa,ter. W"'CA Rhuml>a Sesoi.... w.gon Serial Drama WI"S Moonlieht Mallie linea WABC-Crime Doctor, drama \\-MCA On .."b 'be OUlce WB"X :-.bbatb ';,mph...., Guest Orchestra 10:00 WE\"D ~) mpho"ie lI r " .... ~_. (Philip Morris ClgJlrettes); ...... -- .... 9:30 WEAF. Hour of Charm (Gen· W1I" CInderella II . WOR·*NEWS - *NEWS Frank Singiser Also KNX (1050 kcs.) KSL WEAF-Amerlcan Album of eral Elec:tric:) WHO\l Res- 0.. I•• 11_ Gr., Phil Spitalny's All-Girl Or­ "\leA *NEWS WJZ-World'. Fair Band (1130 kcs.) at 11 p.m. Familiar Music I(Bayer', Aspirin) chestra WOV *HEWS; Rh)lbm Jltnduv.l'a WABC_The Adventures of El­ WB"xOr(ano!oo IIQ.\ll JUSt .'dusk lery Queen (Gulf _Oil) WI"S-~lu,ieal "oteo Frank Munn, tenor; Jean WOR·*NEWS; Symphonic: ...... ', __ L ••, ••,... ,,~;•• WMCA,Am..;oana Q..u Dickenson, soprano; Eliza­ Hour 11:15 Ci~ic WIIS·Charlie Barnell'. Orcbestn WSYC-"tW York Orcheltra; beth Len n 0 x, contralto: WJZ-Good Will Hour (lron· WEAF·Gus Steck', Orchll£tr:'t WISSBiolOllhiul Institute *HEWS Buckingham Choir: Instru­ WOR·Tommy Dorsey'. Or­ WOV-~lu,i..l Comwy R.vu. lzed Yeast) WMCAJcrry Baku, 5One' mentalists; Haenschen Con­ chestra WNEIV·Morri. II. Siee.1 8:45 WABC-Take It or Luve It WOV-Bert lIirsch Pre.ents cert Orchestra (The Wall Co.) WABC·AI Kavelin'a Orchestra IVQXR-Stri"ll Cb,.!' Lest W. For'l'et II :30 Concerto Gr""50 i" C Minor. Opu. and wilh Miss Lennox, WE\'O h'. D3nu Time ~ledit",iOll.: WEAF- M.nhattan Merry-Go­ 2, No.2; Gla.ounov, Someday, from Friml's Vag­ \\'IlS Ifal Komp's Orohe.tr. WEAF· Bob Chelter's Orches. Round (Dr. Lyons) Paganini-Brown, Caprice No. 20; abond King. Jean Dickenson WHO\1 ~pani,h 1I0ur 0.. Sur, Suite of Old M..ters Rachel Carlay, blues singer; will solo Delibes' Chant de WMCA The O.i.inal Good Will Hour WJZ-Ted Lewis' Orcheltra 7:45 Pierre Le Kreun, tenor; Men VAlmee, and Miss Lennox, W"EW B'e..ark Bura "•. WABC-Bob Crosby'a Orches, WOR-Wythe Williaml About Town. vocal trio; Don Wilh lhe choir, will offer !

WHN-Glonn Millera Orchestra MONDAY, August 26, 1940 WMCAllob Carter MORNING WNYC·Police Deparlment Safely Pro­ Iram *Star III program IIdl11g1 ,•• WOV.Ro.arlo Romeo Dramatie Ce. dlcD'" II.WI broDdealt. 8,45 WEVD·Musical Gems WAAT*NEWS: United Diathe...., WQXR·*The Monitor Veiw. tbt New. Wl1X-lnSllranoe Counsellor WIIN-D'Artega'. Orchestra 7,30 WOR·Llfe Can Be Beautiful WllO:'tl-Jewish Hour 11,00 Dramatic Sketch 111\S-*NEWS WEAF·*NEWS W~ICA \lu.ic Graph. WINS·S..inr Along WEAF·Davld Harum (Bab·O­ Don Goddard WJZ-Harvey and Dell; WSEW.NEWS WMCA .... NEWS Cleanser) *NEWS WNEW.Jllake BeU.~e Banr­ WOR- MUllcal Clock 9:30 Dramatic Sketch WN\'C-Lillian Freedman, lOngs Vincent Sorey's Orchestra Son.. WEAF- ElCorts and Betty WOR-*NEWS WABC-Morning Horizona WOV-Wom.n'. Pray.... Floyd Mack WJZ.Breakfaat In Bedlam: WOR·*NEWS WQXRs..mmer Concert *NEWS 9:00 WJZ- Breakfil.t Club WJZ·I Love Linda Dale Ed East, M. C. WEAF-*N EWS: Happy Jack Orchestra and SoloisLs 10,15 Dramatic Sketch WABC-Mornlng Almanac Son.. W ABC· Chanlonette WABC·Short. Short Storie. WEAF_Mldstream (Teel) (Campbell Soup.) Fred Feibel, organist·pianist WOR·Arthur Godfrey WAAT Jay Stan,,". ",anl$l Dramatic Sketch Son.. W8"XLa Pa,.ta del "attilll> Dramatic Sketch 7:45 W£\"O Once Upoa a Tim. WOR-*NEWS WAAT-*NEWS; United DiatherM, WJZ-The Woman of Tomor. \\ Ii\ ("....IlI,,· Store WJZ-Vic and Sade (CrllCo) \\'IIN-Gell' Krupa's Or<"~t.a WEAF-Muslcal Varietiel 'Ow \\I"~-J~0"11 WOR-Zeke Manners' Gang WISS-Raan", Scratcb...: Fub'" Tallt WJZ·Pepper Young. Family W~ICA-\l ..ter Sin~.s (Camay) WSE\\",Do Yoo Rem.mber Dramatic Sketch WO\··Ralpb Pedr 6: Trio WABC·Stepmother (Colgatel 11:45 Dramatic Sketch WEAF·Guldlng Light (White WAAT\lu.ioal PrO(t'm Naphtha) \\"11\\ Grrma lI"u""'I. H"ut Dramatic Sketch WJZ·Thunder Over ParadlNl I :1--9. 46 Dramatic Sketch WABC-Aunt Jenny'. Storie. NEWS BROADCASTS (Spry) Dramatic Sketch SATURDAY SUNDAY 11:55 WN~W InNUfG MONDAY AmlNOON , WIlICA \\,"T8;I>1: Crotby. lORIS MOaNING MOINING 12:00 WAAT WEVD , WEAP \\T"P-'1riody CruiM ':00 WEAl' WJZ WHN WINS .." WMCA ,n WEAl' WAAT August 26 WI!'" UH)' C~nlon', Orcheslra WABC WAAT WABC , .. WaR WABC • WI"':> ~lus;"al Mom~nts Wl' .:t$ WINS 12:1$ WMCA WaR W~ICA·Rhrt~m ~hk~ Orr~~slu WMCA "," .. ,'"" WOR WJ,z ':45 WINS 12:2S Wb' WHN WEVD WOR-Meet Miq Julia 11"~;II·J)ick WNYC 12:30 WR 10...IS WaR Todd, vOI'alist: *HEWS ." WABC NYC wav WEAli' g:oo WABC WAAT 12:45 W&AF WKEW 10 30 WMCA Dramatic Sketch \\"I,YC-You anrl Yo"r lIe.lth WjZ WEAl<' WCAP WOV·The Veiloo Lady Storj~ ':1$ WINS 1 :00 WAAT 10 4S WNEW WABC-Joyce Jordan, Girl In. .:2S WABC g:15 WHN WINS terne (La France and Sa· 1:30 WHN WMCA g:55 WEAl' 1 :1$ WEVD ALSO WED. g:45 WNYC WEVD 10:00 WaR WAAT 1:45 WEAl' Wl' tina) 1:55 WtZ WQXR WMCA 2:00 WAAT WNYC MOINING Dramatic Sketch AFTERNOON 10:30 WHEW WaR WINS 9:00 WAF 10:1$ WaR WAAT,HiUbilly Musie 9:15 WABC WINS 10:55 WQXR 2:1$ WHN WBNX Ih~ 11:00 WABC II'BNX.*N",s of W.,..\d WNEW Wj' 3:00 WAAT AmaNOOH H",,~'I'ft 12;00 9:25 WBNX WAAT WaR 3:30 WMCA WQXR WEVO·lnln-·iftrs witll ':30 WaR II :30 WEAF wo. 12:10 wo. WHN-*HEWs WEAF_The Woman In While g:4S WHN AmlNOON 3:45 WNYC 2:30 WHEW WOV.Mftliutions 3:30 way (Camay) ':55 WaR WAAT WHEW 4:00 WAAT way 10:00 WAAT WMC4 12:00 4:15 WAAT 3:45 WaR BO Dramatic Sketch WEVD WOR 4:45 WHN 10:45 wgXR WMCA 4:55 Wj' WEAF- Valiant WOR-Quiz Progr8m 11 :00 WR WABC U:2S 5:00 WAAT WilCA $:4$ WHN Lady (Gold 12:45 WaR WCAP Modal) WJZ·Gwen William' WAAT WNYC WINS wo. IYINIHG Songs 11:15 WCAP 1 :00 WAAT WOV S:15 WNEW Dramatic Sketch II :55 WNEW 5:45 WBNX 1 :00 way WABC_Kate Smith and Ted WaR 1 :IS WMCA WOR·Radlo G.rden Club AFTUNOON 1 :45 WaR IYINING WJZ-Navy Band Coliin., *N EWS (Grape 6:00 WJZ WABC 1 :45 WEAl' 2:00 WAAT WHN 1 :00 WHEW WABC-Fletcher Wiley Nuts) 12:00 WAAT WHN 2 :30 WABC WAAT WMCA 8:15 WMCA IYA4.T-*NEWS: Talk WEVO WINS 3:00 WAAT 6:2S WgXR WEAl' (Campbell Soup Co.) WR WABC 8:45 WMCA WB"'X·Pulish Iluur WaR 3:45 WEAl' 6:30 WaR WQXR Talk 12:15 WMCA .:00 WAAT WIICA 6:35 WHN ':00 W(:AI'·Home llint. 6:45 WJZ WABC WCAP WBNX·lr;e Pr...,_ 12:25 Wj' 3:00 WAAT 9:15 WaR \\EVO-*The WOlId Tod., 12:30 WaR $:15 WHN WHYC WEVD·)fe!odia WIlS·*HEWS ':45 WHN WEVD 12:45 WEAl' WNEW InNING 7 :15 WEAF WINS WHN·Boh B)'I'H H_ \\'1I0\l-PoIish·A...~riun PrOOJ;r_ 1:00 WAAT WCAp 7:30 WHN 10:15 WaR WINS·)IusiQ! 1"...... ':00 WJZ WOV WI":' B. S. BerCO'tici. *HEWS WBNX WOV WHN 7:45 WilCA WNEW WOV.MlISi.~; ltak>-A.eri¢.. a.me.. WIICA M~1ody M_ents 1:15 WEVD WIiCA 8:45 WHN wo. ALSO THURS. 1 :45 WIiCA WEAF ':15 WOV WBNX WABC \\:\E\\"Today al the Fair ':25 WQXR ':55 2,45 1 :55 WNEW WHN 9:00 WHOM looIOll4lNG WN\'C\lidday S)'mphony. liszI. Spaa. 2:00 WAAT WNYC 6:35 ':10 WNYC WEAF.Hymn. of All Churches ish Rhapmy; lI'ndtmitb, 0 ...... 1>« ':45 WNYC ':45 WHN 2:15 WHN 10:00 WOV WjZ WCAp (Gold Med,l) Muic. Opus 21, "'0. 2; Wagller, 2:30 WBNX WKEW 7:00 Wj' WABe WaR 11:15 2:45 WaR 7 :30 WaR AnlltHOOH WOR-Cheer Up G.. ng Tannhauser, Onrture and Venlls, 7:45 WMCA WOR 10:30 WABC bounlo Festival Com...." lIy (Clmay Soap) WEAF·*NEWS; Markets .. nd \\'ISS_\lali..... \llloieale Drnma Frita Busch, eondllctor Dramatic Sketch We..ther \\'\ICA·Ea.,y Ac.... sk~leh WOR-Alice Blair WOV.R;"aldi F_il" skeldl WJZ·John'. Other Wife (Old WOR·Pegeen Fltlgerald W"'EW-The Quinlon.... SODp: IUllr· Dramatic Sketch English) Talk anee Talk WJZ·Bobby Byrne'. Orches· WOV.~usical. Dramatic Sketch WABC·Our Gal Sunday (An· ,,, WAAT.Th. Polish PrOlr.. ..cin) 1,30 WABC·Young Dr. Malone WEAF·Arnold Grimm', WaNX·A1ter School SwiOI s.a,." Dt'amatic Sketch WEAF·Frlendly Neighbors (General Foods) Daughter (Gold Med,l) WEYD.Melodic GelDS I'IAAT·Music Dramatic Sketch (Continued on Hut 'age) WI.~S-Ruing $eulchn: Mu....l. WOR·Ttle Voiee of ElCperience Dramatic Sketch W\1CA Good Livin~ WABC·The Right to Happl· WNEW-*NEWS, fbi Ifoore nesa (Crisco) 1:00 Dramatic Sketch ~l DISCARD YOUR OLD AERIAL WEAF. Your Treat WJZ·Frontler' of Americ.n t.lu~ It••Is KOU"t BtrUES.c.r...d.,lcueDuoI_ H.o.a-..:1'...... 1__LM...alIIlfltiq o._U-_ WOR·I'II Never Forget Life • c..pI.tt _____ .. r .. H e.-t" "..101 I:IwIMlOr, '"-__ WoUT-Donaid 8etdUle DIoo ...., willi 1I ... _·.u..t. .... __I• .-J, ,\.It~ .... f __ Drama _.~ WBSX-The Mard: Faaai]r "..-tal"'~ _ ... *- ... __ ...... __ 1lI WABC·The Goldbergs (0:11:1' -.r.... ,1_ ...... - __ tbo _I.. -... _ r.-sea ... -'..n _ WEVD·SaIon Muoic raH C...... dol) \\' HO;\I Gnman Procr_ ",,1aI Itilatoo- AU.... llWELBIINATE_II .. _ • THE AERIAL,.. .. -woFOR. GOODII _11' __ Dramatic Sketch WIXS-Rh)-lhlD n".. •.. I.... H~ h .• f h.1 Mr1alwl_ """ b_...... ~... f'lltoll...... \\A.\TEdIo~rd Oaux, *HEWS; Lilbt· W\ICA-S..Htul Lov. Sonls 01 Toda, .1....1.,...... _lantl, lcod-lo ootl.l _ ."" ( EI~c1rie \fusie II' ... EW·Canadian Capers. In~lrtlmeotai 11••,.1",•.-1_ NOT NEW-VALUE ALREADY PROVED l\ ax", Poli.h Air. Triu 11:r~'.t."""•••., __.lI,b o.U.b, On I. _"-O\~" , ..... 1" _t.U.8. IIO;.•.,...... __ 1 .... _ 1,15 WJZ·*NEWS; Irving Miller', _.. ----_.- : : WEAF·Jeno B.rt..I', Orche.­ Orchestra _...... =---- ,,, I&DDKQI····..• •• •••••• ..•• .. WABC-Road of Life (Cam'y) -.'11'_,=::=~~r.:_~_~='=.... _.__ , ····I, ._= _ ~ :.:"~ ~.:.:.:.:.:.:. .~ .:.'!!!~""!:.;.; ~~~ WOR·Ed Fitzgerald Dramatic Sketch ...9!" ...... ;.; ;.;. . :.: .:,...... Talk W.\AT·Ton}' Ruberts; Orcht:stra 9/46-3 WINS Alltn Wa~ncr 1I'\[CAFu Man~hu MONDAY GOOD LISTENING GUIDE WOV-VO!tues in Rh~thm WQXRQuincy 1I0..e.•NEWS MONDAY C ••ek the program. YOIl want to h.C1r todClY 9:15 AFTERNOON Choru.; 000 Voorhets Ind hi. 9:00 Basin Street Chamber WOR-Glenn Miller'. Orehes- August 26 s)mphonie oreh,..l.a. Musie Society, WJZ. ". 3:15 Bas.eball Games. ~"" u~m~...ilb lIenr)' le­ \\B\X Tht Rellai " .e ~. .... Piralts. WOR; Yu. 8:00 Little 01' Hollywood, vi", and Paul Lanl condu0 . H5 WEAF. 9:30 Show Boat. WEAF. ~lIClumt ill G. Ot 15. \0. 2; 7:30 Siondle; Comedy Sketeh, ") .j .nn)' ordlt>tra. ,,'ilh I\ill.td Elt-ulah Ol>rllo Hurl): \1n:inil '.:osa...k. Pt']>l"lu.l \], • Colt WEAF·Vle and Sade (Crlseo) WABC. Pelktitr, Itllnl conductor. \'enill. ..ouli«; Oiek Todd. bar· ndgt·T.)lor. I'k .. Proc.am WOR·.NEWS Pan-American Salure PTo­ \VHS·\lu.ic 01 Ro....nu 5:30 WABC··Blondie (Camel Clga· gram: Salute to Pan Amer­ WIlO)1 \lond.)' Variet), Show WEAF-J .. ck Armstrong Frank Singiser rettes) WJZ-Jo.e Bethancourt's B.. nd ica (ShilkretJ, OTchestra WINS·Afternoon Froljc (Whutiu) Comedy Sketch and voiceS'; Ay, All, A'll I\MCA World', Fai.flt :Uu.ic WABC-*Paul Sullivan Re· Also WBRM (770 kcs.) and Dramatic Sketch (Friere), tenOT, orchestra W:\'\'C-F....r StrinlS at F..... WaR_Waite Hoyt view. the New, (Raleigh WHAS (820 kcs.) at 10:30 WOV.N£WS. 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Valiant Llildy (Gold WQXR *NEWS the second episode in the W\lCAAdvcnt..rc. 01 Jimmy Allen 8,00 Medal) life-story of Jenny Lind. the \1'\'YC-HumOIl ,Dd Blend: New York Dramatic Sketch J,45 "Swt'dish Nightingale." SUte EmP!Ol-mellt Strw"'t WOR-*Wythe Williams, news WAAT-Requesl Cilib WOR· Frances Craig's Orches· WEAF·Vlc and Sade (Cri.eo) WEAF-Johnny Presents (Phil­ Dramatic Sketch WIiNHoll)""ood Soond St'le 6:30 WHO\!Popul,.. \!u.ic Ip Morris) ". Ray WJZ- HoosIer Hop WJZ·Just Plain Bill (Anlllcln) WI:\5-Tutime Tunes WEAF·Yvette, songs; Paul Bloch's Orchestra Dramatic Sketch W\lCA ..hi Green Laval's Orchestra Also KFI (640 kcs.) KOA WABC·Fletcher Wiley WIlN-Racimo H'....iiiUls W:"EW *NEWS, Bill McGrath WOR-*NEWS 830 kcs.) 11:30 p.m. (Campbell Soup Co.) WIIO'I WPA PrOCf2Dl WQ\'T!le Two Min"rcls and Trio Frank Singlse:- Talk 1I'~ICA"1 DonahlH"S Ord>tsIra 5:30 W"YC*HEWS WJZ·JOst Bethancourt's Bind WS>;X lrisb Pro!o'alll WEAF-Jack Armstrong WABC·*Paul Sullivan Ra. \IE\-O-J;acob Mlson. 50"1:' 4,00 (Whutitl) Wll:\'8ob Blnln. """~s and ~. view, the News (Raleigh II'I\'~·Mus;c,1 Prlll,a.. WEAF- Backstlilge Wife (Dr. Dramatic Sketch Cigarettes) WSEW*NEWS Lyons) WJZ-Ireene Wicker WAAT-Mu.ical Prill"'" WO\',ll>lo '\n1tricln Re"it" Dramatic Sketch Children·s Stories WIINBob H,milton Trio WA6C-Court of Missing Heirs W\tCA *HEWS WOR-Laugh'n Swing Club WOR- Vagabonds' Trail Page 25 comm~nt.tor (Ironlzed Yeast) WOV-*Hoger Shaw. WJZ-Your Neighbors - the WJZ-Concert Orchestra Drama 9:00 Haines, drama WABC-*News of the War WJZ·Roy Shield's Encore Mu- WEAF·6attle of Sexes (Molle WABC·Professor Quiz (Teel) WCAP-Barrows' Oechestea TUESDAY sic Shave) WEVD-Edith Friendman, piani.t With Bob Trout WH'I-U. S. Army R«rvitino;- p,ogram I\'B~X ']usical ,liniatur~1 Conducted by Frank Crumit WEVD·1t Happ<>ned Ther., talk WHO~'·B..eb.lI; Jers~y Giants VI. I\'CAP·Fcont Pag~ Dram. and Julia Sanderson WNYC*NEWS August 27 IITVDlri.h Molodi~1 Toronto Also KFI (830 kcs.) at 12:30 WQXR.~lusic Und~r the Stars. Show \\'~ICA *NEWS \1'11."_A,t G,.~n a.m. Boat Night \\'ov.Xoctu",~ II'I\S-Camcra Fvn, Jack Hanle)' WQXR·Gcrman Folk-Tune, and Son~s 11:30 11''l('A ror Danc~rs Only WJZ- Musical Am e ric a n a 9:45 by Brahms and Reinecke; *NEWS WEAF·Gray Gordon's Or- II'~EIV·E,,~ning Serenad~ (Westinghouse) WCAP.Av~ Maria Hour chestra W)l;Y(;.Ad"entur~ in Music Raymond Paige's Orchestra \\IHN-*\Var News Ev~tyon~ WOR-Jack Jenny's Orchestra \\'0\' \'v.ic for Program: Lady of the WEVD·*U"dercurrent. of the Newa II'QXR5}'mphony Hall. Mozart, Pian" WJZ-Ted Lewis' Orchestra Cotlccrto No. 20 in D Minor (K, Evening, Frasquita Sere­ WA6C-Four Clubmen 466); Schubert, Symphony No. 8 nade, and Old Man River, 10:00 WCAP-Music You Want WA6C-*NEWS; Jimmie ("Unfinished"); St.auII, LoYa '" by the orchestra; Hold On, WEVD.Home, of Famous Ame.icanl Lunceford's Orchestra th Poet Watu and I'll Never Smite Again, WEAF -Tommy Dorsey's Or_ IVH~·*NEWS chestra (Pepsodent) \\"MCA-Benjamin Javit•. talk WBNX-*NEWS Questions by Mildred Bailey; Yours WCAP-Donc~ Mu,ic 8:15 Is My Heart Alone, and WJZ-*NEWS WHO~t·*NEWS: Concert Classiel Danny Boy, btl Dennis Day. 11:00 WOR·Cats 'n' Jammel'l ~....,." __ r'ol.n'"" Oul .... WOR·*Raymond Gram Swing WB!'>'X·!.ct Th~r~ Be Lillht 11:45 WA6C·We, the People (Grape WABC-Glenn Miller's Or- WEAF~*NEWS WHOM Ray Green'. Echoing Inte.view. II'CM'-l1mel}' Topics chetitra (Chesterfield) WlNS·...lvsical Mood. Nut Flakes) WOR·*NEWS WMCA-Shadows of Fu 1t1anehn, drama \\"EVD-Spanish Hour \\'MCA.BJu~ Bu.on'l Orchestra Gabriel Heatterj Harry von Jay Sims 12:00 WNEW.Russ Morgan Orhed,. \\"HX-Xavier Cug.t's Orchestra Zellj Mark Warnow's Or­ ~p''''i'h WJZ-*NEWS; Vaughn Mun_ chestra WIlOM Hour WEAF-*N EWS; 60 b b 'I 8,30 II'MlA-Jan Savitt'. Orehstra roe's Orchestra 6yrne'. Orchestra Also KNX (1050 kcs.) and WOV*NEWS WABC·Sports Time WEAF-Horace Heldt'e Treae· KSL (1130 kcs.) at 12 a.m, WQXR·\,ieloria, 0 Vo» Omnc.; Tene­ WOR-Xavier Cugat's Orches­ II'BNX,Spanigh H~rald ure Chest (Tums) WB~X·German Revue brae FaC' Flumi"a Ihby· \\,EVD·Symphonic llour WJZ-Informatlon Please WeAP.Front rage Drama WII'I·Cindceella Hou. WEVD·Foreign Aflairs Round Table I')hi,: B.ch. Partit. XO. 3 lur \'iohn: WJZ.*NEWS; Abe Lyman's (Canada Dry) W~'CA-On with th~ Dance WtlX·R"by S'ewman'l Oech..tr. I'.~lude 'n E; Debussy, No.lu",.,: Orchestra Quiz Program; Clifton Fadi­ F.IU \\''''EII'-Oanc~ Pa.ade WllO,\1·*Jtatlan Newl Rende~vous man, M. C,; F. P. Adams; WISS·Bo"in~ WOV·*NEWS; Rhythm WA~C-6aron Elliot's Orches- Match•• 10:15 WQXR·Just Mu,;c John Kieran; Guests WMCA.Labor ,\rbil.ation Also KGO (790 kcs.) at 11 WNEW-lh.ebarr, J~rsey City Giant, , 1:15 ". WABC-Public Affairs WEVD·Jambore~ p.m. "~So Newa.k Bears WEAF-Glenn Garr's Orches­ ~"...... ll _ ....,.. L'.....".. G.,.... WOV,Vo~ues in Rh},thm WDR·*NEWS; The War at IVHNMu.k 10 Read By, *NEWS WOR·Charles McNary's Ac­ WQXR.Byed, Parthenia: P"'ane: Gal. WHml -'lidni!e Clvb S" ". WMCA-*NEWS ceptance Speech liard, l1,~ E.rl of Salisbury; ~'a.­ WJZ·lnk Spots WOR.Woody Herman's Or. c~llo; Sonata No.4 in G Minor; Quartet chestra WNEW-*NEWS; Dance Parade WA6C-Lud Gluskin's Orchee. Traditional F.~neh, Suhe 01 Old tra; *N EWS: Cha"sons WCAP·"ace', Irilh Orene,tra WABC· Dance Orchestra End of Tuesday Programs Ev~ntid~ WlIN·Jin"ny Powers' Powuhou,," WBNXMu,ic at \l'0\" Lalin RhythUl' WCAP-Boardwalk Band Concert 9:15 WINS-Cowboy Se.~nadc., Bill Johnson WB:\X-The Rcnai

WNEW,Tango Time MORNING WEDNESDAY, August 28, 1940 WOV,~ketch

*Sf(lr In program Ilstlngl in_ WA6C·Rhythm Roundup dlcafe. ne...... broadcast. WJZ-*NEWS M5 WB:':X·BMI Mu.ic: *NEWS WEAF-The Man Marrier! WABC-*News of Europe WOR-Life Can 6e Beautiful WEVI)·Mu.ical Gem. (Oxydol) Dramatic Sketch WIIN·lnsurance Counsellor Dramatic Sketch uo WAAT·Beat th~ Band WJZ,HarYey and Dell: WI:-IS·*NEWS WEVD·*Women in the Newl \1·~tCA·Mu,ic Graph, WOR-Keep Fit to Music WEAF.*NEWS *NEWS WHO~D1ilt Samter', Early Bird. Dramatic Sketch WNEW.*NEWS WJZ-Painted Dreams {Chip. Don Goddard WIN~ ,\Iulical Clock .oj WNEW·Start the Day Right WA6C-Southern Serenade wOR·Muslcal Clock W;-.;YC-*View, in tbe News: World'. Dramatic Sketch Vincent Sorey's Orchestra Fair C.I.ndar WEVD *NEWS WA6C-Pretty Kitty Kelly WOV·*NEWS WIlN Hc.hh and Musie (Wonder 6read) WJZ-6reakfast In 6edlam; WMeA,Aloha Land WEAF ·Armchalr Quartet Dramatic Sketch *NEWS WNVC-*NEWS; ArOtlnd Ne.. York Today WOR-*NEWS WAAT*NEWS: United Oiatheem.l', Ed East, M, C. talk WJZ_ Breakfast Club WHN·Ray Sinat.a's Orchest.a WASC-Morning Almanac Don McNeill, M. C.; Vocal­ WHO'I-Jewi,h 1I0ur Fred Feibet organist-pianist WEAF-Do You Remember? \n:-l~-Doro'hy Lee Gordon's Orchestra ists and Orchestra W'lcock WAAT.*Val Feank, Beuklut Reoone. WEAF-*NEWS; Happy Jack WMCA-*NEWS WEVD*HEWS, Z. H, Rubinstein Songs WA6C-Allce Wonder WNEW-"ak~ ac1i~"e Ballroom WH,,'Early Bird with Charles Mc· WOR-Arthur Godfrey Soprano WNYC·You and Your Child. "This We WDR·Edward MacHugh B~li.,·~." Speahrs, EIi...beth Sie· CUlhy Songs WAAT·Jay St.nle, pianist WHOM·Poli,h Pr"llram The Gospel Singer 1~.hc1d, Sabra Holb.ook, Forum of WBNX-La Parah del Matlino Settle",~nt Children WINS·Muskal ClOCk WJZ-The Woman of Tomor· WEVD-Once Upon A liUle WM(A.Ri'e .nd Whine WJZ- Dance Orchestra 'ow WOV·\\·omen'l Program WHN"·Countr.l' Store WQXR-Summer Concert WNEW.B.eakhst Varietiu Nancy Boothe Craig WINS-Jack NegllOY" Chatter IVNYC-Sunrise Symphon, WA6C·Ted Steele, Songs; WMCA·Dr, ShirllOY W, Wynne WOv·Good Morning Revie... Music; *NEWS WA6C-Woman of Courage WNEW·B.....kfast Jam, in.tmmeot.list, WQXR·B.ahms, Tragic Overture; Bach, (Octagon Soap) 10:15 WEYD.Jewj.lh Composers J. C., Sinloni. in B Flat; Tschai· Dramatic Sketch kowsky, Symphony No. 4 in F WINS·*NEWS WM(A.Mornihg Inspiration. WBNX.Youe Favorite. WEAF- Midstream (Teel) 'hoor: Thi.d Movement: Rachmani­ WNYC·Music Moods: City Consumer,' noff, Piano Concerto No, 2 in C WEVD·!.et Thc.e Be Song Dramatic Sketch Guid~ WII~.Wayne King', Orchestra WEAF-The Gospel Singer 'lino.; Smetana, Triumphal Sym. WOV·llali.n Morning Varielin: WOR-*NEWS Vhony: SchcrN; Holman, Konurt· a" WHO"·Polish Program Edward MacHugh Be.lio~, Consumers' Guide WINS-Hils and Enco.cs stuck: Finale; Damnation of WOR-Let's Go with Music WJZ.Vlc and Sade (Crleco) Faust: Hung.rian March; *NEWS WMCA·Songl 01 Yesterday Dramatic Sketch WNEW·Musical Miniatu.~. Musical Briefs; Program WNYC-Ma~terwoek !lour, Masletpi~efS Previews WASCo Myrt and Marge (Su­ Mv~k of Chamber Serie" Bcetho· WA6C·Bachelor's Children per Suds) v~n, Quartet in E Flat Major, Opu' Dramatlc Sketch WEAF-Gene and Glenn 74; B.ahms, Viola Quintet in F Ma. (Old Dutch Cleanser) Songs jor, Opus 88 Dramatic Sketch WAAT-In,u.anc~ Counsellor WEAF·Musical Varieties WQXR·ComJXl"~n Hour, ~Iota.t, Ov~r. WH'I Rhythm in th~ Morning WAAT·;\!usi..1 Pr02ram WOR-Goldberg. ture in B Flat; Ser~nadc :':0, 6 in WISS,Tulleful Tal~1 WA6C-*NEWS D (K. 239); Quartet No. 10 in 0 WEVD·Sing With Me Dramatic Sketch WHN.Banel 01 MusiC (Centinued en Ned Poge) John Allen Wolf (K. 499); H••p.ichotd Concerto No. WJZ-Annette Hastings 1 in F (K. 37) IVAAT·Mo.ning Medit.tion. WEVD.Mornjn_~ Melodie. Soprano WOV-Physical Trai"inr WA6C·Mornlng Almanac 9d5 WAAT.Rcquut Club 8:00 WEVD·Seymour Recbtwt, SOnl' WEAF·The 6and GOe. to WHN·*New. Town WHOM,Mornine Musical. Mary Alcott, vocalist; Irv­ WEAF-*NEWS WINS·Mu.ical Clod! ing Miller's Orchestra WMCA·*NEWS WOR-*NEWS WNYC.Gramercy Ch.mber Trio WOR- The Heart of Julia Blake Mark Hawley WOV·ltalain Motnin2 Varleti.. Dramatic Sketch , %-, WABC-Youn.o Or Malone WOR-Earl Mellen·. Orchestra Next Week's Cover (General Fooda) Dramatic Sketch WJZ-John'li Other Wife (Old •A picture of Mary Martin. who returns to English Wall) WEDNESDAY the air next week with "Good News of 1941," I\-AAT *NEWS: Mu .... Dramatic Sketch will be carried on the co\'er of next week'. \\ 8\ X II Lr H.ll;ien. MOVIE AND RADIO GUIDE. On sale at all news­ WC\P \1..,-" C-hart I\AAT-Poti'h PrQ{l".m August 28 \l1'I\S _\fl .... S<-hool S"'OI ~ stands today. Ill\DThe J ;h Philo""....., talll II II'" I" ,,, e Coun,c"", \\ I::\'H Je"j h 1l..llh Food P,ov... WIS'i *NEWS: Ji'-e Sf,-;;on \\' IIX ,he Mari \oHna Service, CtO:15 G..... ContinedJ \I',"FI\' F -hi"'" in Rb'lhm II\lCA *NEWS W\YC Ed"cohon,,1 .·orum \\ \1C"\ Xoqhme \I ,\\'( *NEWS: World·, Fair 8."d, A",~rjcan I\'O\' *NEWS, Sllva'ore \1_ P,no W',y, ·Gralllu<}- Ch,",be, Trio \\XE\\' Jark Berrh and Ili. Gana Comn,on' WOR-Pegeen Fitzgerald WOV·lliualdi F~mily WCjXII*NEWS W()\- [,.1...... ',,,.,;••,, Ilr'·;..... WO'-·R.h,h P.,J; " Trio Talk 10:30 11:45 WABC-Our Gal SundlilY (An. 3:45 Olein) 2:15 WEAF·Ellen R;lndolph (Con­ WEAF·Guidlng Light (White Dramatic Sketch WEAF.Vle and Sade (Criseo) WEAF-ArnOld Grimm'. centrated Super Suds) Naphtha) WMT Ilu'inJ PrO!ll".... Comedy Sketch Daughter (Gold Medal) Dramatic Sketch Dramatic Sketch \\'HX-HoIIMWlv"'" Pr_ WOR-*NEWS 'ft'1l'iSRacioc SeT.tches: Mu. Dramatic Sketch WOR-Meet Mr. Morgan WJZ·Thunder Over Paradise Sidney Walton W'IC.\ Goud Li'''''1 WOR-Meet MI.. Julia WJZ·Story of Mary Marlin Dramatic Sketch \\:"EW-*NEWS, 8ill MrGralll Dramatic Sketch WJZ-Just Plain Bill (Anaein) (Ivory Flakes WABC-Aunt Jenny's Stories Dramatic Sketch WJZ- Let's Talk It Over Dramatic Sketch (Spry) 1:00 \1I'\'O-Slardu,t. mo,ie n...... Dramatic Sketch WABC·Joyce Jordan, Girl In· \1 lJO\1 Wf'A Pro."", WABC-Hilltop Hou.e (Palm­ terne (La Franee and Sa- W\leA AI Donlhu~'. Ortlt_ oJic:e SOlllp) II'AAT-8ing Cro»by WEAF·Plano Recital tina) II'.\YC*NEWS Dramatic Sketch II'CAP-Melody Crui'e WOR·I'II Never Forget Dramatic Sketch WO\,-Coll(ort Gems WIlN Larry CIi"I WEAF-Vallant L'dy (Gold WJZ-Club Matinee; *NEWS WEAF _By Kathleen Norri. WI":> *NEWS, Sirk Kt.",.)' WIlCA·Jcrry B hr, .....p Medal) Variety Program (Wheaties) 12:00 II' XE\\'I::I'.... B.ill, linlinl eowbor Dramatic Sketch WAAT *NEWS, Mu,k Dramalic Sketch WOV,le.. Danll WOR·Rutgera' Homemake" WB:"XlloUpvood 51 .. Repw-I. WEAF-The Woman In White \'O'YC·Mi,>i"l Pttlon, Alum" Or­ Pro~r.m WOR· Baseball Sehool Forum WE\"D-Klh.-ar)'j.kie (Camay) un R«i'.1 WIIS 'lusie: of Rom.n~~ WJZ.Pepper Young'. Family Dramatic Sketch 1I'0\"[.r.. Dani., .kelrb WJZ-Favorite Waltzes 11110" Contert CI~ i~ (Camay) WOR-Qulz Program \I'J-;:;·Aftornoon Frolie: Dramatic Sketch 1:15 WA6C·Fleteher WIley II',"IC.\ World's ~·.ir ...t \Iu';( WJZ-Meet The Artist (Campbell Soup Co,) W,"YC Four SlrinJI .1 .-ou. WABC·Stepmother (Colgate) WEAF-Nature Sketehes Talk \l'O\" *HEWS, Arma',d" Roui Dramatic Sketch WABC·Kate Smith and Ted IIQXR\lu.ic 01 the Mome..c WaR_Ed FitzgeralQ Wl:I\X I, -' ProeUIIl Collins. *NEWS (Grape Talk II \' IT \Iu.i.al Pr,*,,"" Nuts) WE\'D I· el Zurlte.ber-l, _U \\l:I\XCe IIE\"D*The ",wid in Toda)"1 Head- (Ivory Soap) "T"_'.n ., d I...,lde." The 8al-r~uth Dramatic Sketch lines F...tivaJ; Kul Elmn,,; ... ff, (ftII' ~Ior WII\ *NEWS Dramatic Sketch WAAT *NEWS: Stedl"""n! Ruue 11,00 \IIlO\lPoli,h P,.."..am 1\'.\AT·Jp_1 Rei.,. W8SX·The \'0...., of (- ..ch.,.lov.k,. II'I\!> 8 S, Brr.o.-jri, *NEWS 2,45 Wll-;-Alnonf ~h' Sou,'e"i.. WCAP Aflrrn""n Revue W[-;S l'k\llefe Jimm)' Timmln, WEAF-David Harum (Bab-O II\I(A-Molody ~loments III'\'D *"tl>S of Ihe O.y 1,"\[\V·lnstrumental Trio II'INS-'[~tillce ~Iusicalc WEAF. Betty Crocker (Gold WMCA Alice Bre"cr, worts ch.ts Cleanser) II'OV-Jk 8runori, t.lk II'SYC-~Iidday SymphOIl)-. \\'.~n.r, W~ICAI'asy Ares Medlll) Dramatic Sketch T.nnhaul<'r, I'relude 10 Act Ill; II'XEW·Thc Quintones, 101'1': Inlu" WOR·*NEWS T'ohaiko"" kyo Piano Conorrlo So, 1 'nu T.l k WaR-The Cheer Up Gang 4,30 Floyd Mack ill 8 Flal "Jjor; Srhubcr" R,. ,a_ WOV-Mu.ie.te m"nde. o.·eroure WABC·My SO" and I (Calu­ WEAF-Lorenzo Jones (Phil­ WJZ·1 Love Linda Dale WO\--'l".iulc: *NEWS met and Swan.down) lips) Dramatic Sketch 1,30 Dramatic Sketch Comedy Sketch W_\AT_Go,'er~m....t Reports W ABC _Short Short StorIe. 12:15 WAAT RcquC\llar \lu,it ence II'I~S Copydesk WJZ-Posltive Answer to the 11'11\",Gene Krup.', Orrh,tra WJZ-Southernalres; *NEWS \I\lCA'lo'-ltl~nd Rt\i... World'. Despair 3,00 II'O\' ·Or~mati( ~krtrh: \I"sie:.1e \11\0\1 [l)!i.n \",ori~tl Pn:m. WOR- Memories \\"[\~ *NEWS: 'lu_ir WABC-The Right to Happl. II'QXR·5.in!-Saell'. O"'l'h.lo·, Spill. WEAF-Story of Mary Marlin ",,,~-Whoel; Il,)'dn, Syl\lphony No. \\' \lL\ Ilo",.maker~ WABC-When a Girl Marries ness (Crisco) (ivory Flakes) \I.\'\C "'NEWS: F.lhtr Knickerbocker 103 in E 1"1.1 ("Dr"'" 11011"); (Prudential) Drama~ic Sketch Dramatlc Sketch Bruckner, Srm(lhony No. 4 in E "lilllt Rt-'lew and Unit) WAAT-R~,,~ 1101' ·GlIlO eli .,i .nd ArIUII Oub WOR-Women·s Hour 12:30 Dramatic Sketch WF.\'D Comtdr "Itrl(h Martha Deane WIl~ *WAR NEWS: p,".American WEAF-Strlngs That Sing W,IAT*NEWS: M"'iul Prolflm Oreh...lu 1:45 \V8SX-Tht lIereh.n! of Venu, WJZ-C I ark Dennis, Tenor; WOR.*NEWS Hollywood Newsgirl \\'F\'D (oncert MinIature> Mark Hawley WEAF·*NEWS; Frankie Mas· W[:.'., 'q' WIlN F. hi"". io Music ,h...tra \1'11\ \.1 ~hllkrtt'. Orrh."tr. WI\S Si. ~ .nd S"in~ WJZ-Amanda of Honeymoon II'\lCA*NEWS IIC\,P Wax P4radt WL\'i ni"". FO-'rr Hill (Haley's M·O) WEAF-Against the Storm WF.\"O-O"e \l'on,.n to Anotht. II':\EI\--Pop"lar 'l"sir W/I;FI\' In'trumont.] Qui"ttl (Ivory Soap) \111~-Midd.), Re',tw Dramatic Sketch I\Nye \lu,;e: to !>"im 8y \~OV_*JournaJ 01 the Air Dramatic Sketch WllO'I-C..i",ir Jan.l.>o"".ki Hout WABC·Baseball Game lI'iSi-Hit••"d Enr"'o$ 2,00 WJZ-The Wife Save, 101("..\ \latiner "tlodie, II'A IT Donald Besdine W'\EII'·SU~e W\lC\ 0,,,,. "u.;e: WABC·Big Sister (Rinso) and S.reen Commenlato, WEAF- LIght of the World WOV·Sterni Dram.lic Company FltEQVElfOlE8 Dramatic Sketch (Softaallk) 11.\.\T-!llJJ Wl'.....ut Tree; *NEWS s~..lted. Dode.'. n. Rflk 8:30 Plantation Party, WEAF. \\AAT R...... ' Club HIGHT Loooite M• ....-y and the \\'''''1...... , 10:00 Glenn Miller's Orches­ 10:15 WI!:\ 1I01l)'l'~ "ound SI'"!:. Tom, Di.k and lI~rr)·; Whitty tra, WABC. WHO" \\1'\ Pr""ram 7:00 Fred Waring In Pleasure Ford. 'I. C.; \tieh.t'! $I--..t. bari· R.y Ebet-lt aDd Marion lIullGn, WJZ·lnk Spots WI",>-Te'lLme Tun.. Time. WEAF. ,one; Dorinfl Siner.. ...-aliSls. Quartet \\ "Cl h. (,; ....." WOR ••NEWS; Talk by Col. WNEW.NEWS 7:15 Lanny Ron, Tenor. 8:30 Manhattan at Midnight. 'I"~ 10:00 Kay Kyser'l Program. Charles Kerwood WO\' 1t.1ia" WABC, WJZ. WEAF. Dr~",a.ic pr!,'I'am WltCA.A",aleur ",i~hl in lIarlem WMCAZeke Manne" and Goodman Ace) WABC-Uncle Jim's Queation \\'lN~·~IDOnlight :IIaeic Wl<'F.\\' Ibn... Porad. Bee (RI..so) 1I',\lCARaJio News lIeel \\"OV.NEWS: Hh}·'h", Rtn,lenn"l WABC·Amos 'n' Andy (Camp· Also KNX (1050 kcs.) KSL bell Soup) WQXR-Mini"ure Cnncerl, Studio Ell. WQXIlJust '\""it (lI30 kcs.) at 12:30 a.m. semble, Pi~,nt, Serenade; Sehuma"n, NIGHT Dramatic Sketch 1';~nG Son... in G ~'inor, Opu, 22: Also WBB:\'f (770 kcs.) 11 II'USX-PsyehoIO(y Btltind tbt N....s 11:15 wr,\I' Pa, Forluutll, lenllr And.ntino; Poldini. Poup« ".Iullte Whre thr. I. lIO II.H., 'or p,m. WE\'DI.i.h Memor;t. WEAF_Dance Orchestra o .toflo. III precedl., pro,ralll WIIS·Junior G_\'en WIIN,A" G~eu·. HUll( 9:30 WOR·Frank Gagen·, Orches· It o. t.e air. WIIOll.Jewi,h Pro(ram WISS-Oranlt: Blotsom Qaarttl t~1lt: ... WI:\S·A",o R.cinl Ne... \\'ICA-Union 1'0_, WEAF- Mr. Di5trict Attorney WABC-Dance On::hettra 6:00 I\'MCA-Orflaa Re'·er'" \\'IOEW .'lid ..etk Sn.. Revi.... (Vitalis) W'iYt' ~b't...... rk Hour. lb_.erpiee,.. \\NYC·Soall 01 tilt Sev.. ~il];on 11:30 WEAF. LI'I Abner 01 Chan,ber \1usie Seri..... Btttho­ WO'-·)'"l.ie ,.... Evtr)-...... WOR·Sheep and Goata Club Comedy Sketch nn. Qu~.ttt i. E FLu :IIajor. 0,..... WQXR s}...pbon, lIall. Li<-rk, nl Mu"e s...at~ WJZ-Russ MorgOln's Orchestra (American 011 Co.) .\finor; 8eethowoa. Cello SG. WCAP WPA lIe~dIin ... W'IOEWStrictll Ad Lib i. A, B.ahms, ade WABC-.NEWS; Bob Cheater's Commentator 3 0,... 69; s.r... Wl\~ \lu<,c.l Moock \\'QXR-CrUI "wee. Den:k 0Idh...., \'0. 1 to, ()re....Ir. Sehorn" ",AAT .NEWS: U"itl'd Diath~ "\ICA .Elliolt Rco...·elt. Dew, Orchestra "'H\' E, ....,... "el't'tlado­ ""',\EW \li'ebell A)"TeS Orchtslra .- WB:"X *NEWS Qu.... ,iotl. 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Dramatic Sketch (Prudential Life Insurance ters' Orchestra WJZ·Amanda of Honeymoon 4,45 Company) WOR-*NEWS WOR-Health Talk; Melody Hlfl (Cal-Aspirin) DramaliC Sketetl Moments; Musical Interlude WEAF-Young Widder Brown Floyd Mack Dramatic Sketch (Bayer Aaplrln) WAAT.lnlurlnce Counsellor WJZ-*NEWS: H-.vey Hard- WABC·Baseb1l11 Game Dramatic Sketch WJZ-l Love Linda D.I, WEVO·Dina Halpern, sonp Dramatic Sketch WAAT.l)onald Beooine WIIN ,Mus,c and Health Baritone'" IVEYO·The Yuhiva Siudent WAAT·Re(juft! Club W ABC - Short Short 8torlea WmS-Fair Quellions WMCA·Dance Musi. WEVD-Italian Music WMCA·*NEWS WABC-Road of Life (Camay) WHN·HoIlyWOOd S<>und St.,t (Campbell Soups) WOY·Anna and Roberlo Ciuuttlla Dl'amatic Sketch Dramatic Sketch WAAT-Tony Roberh' Orehestra 3030 WAAT.*NEWS: Unittd WB~'X.Junele Jim, Iketch Diat1l_,. 12:30 WIIN·Su Shilkl'tt's Ortheslra WEAF. 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WOV.Ra!pIl Pildi IlId Trio Frolic WOV-*NEWS, Armando ao..I ~;ua WBS);·*NEWS WQXR.Muaic of th, Moment WHOM-Polish·Americ:.. 1000 WE\'D-Int...,·;.w. willi HouH'Wius WIN5-0..... r ..... WNEW·~aU Beloeve Ballr_ 11:45 WHS-*NEWS WEAF_Your Treat WO\··MmilaLi..... 4:15 WNYC.JuJUor I...... t..... Clu" WEAF-Guld'ng Light (White WOV·Sketch aad Orcbtou. WOR-I'll Never Forget WQXRFollr.,Muoic of Milly Land. Naphtha) Dc.... 2030 WEAF·SteIl1l 01111" (Milk of Dramatic Sketch Magne.la) lrisb, Molly 011 tho Sh_; Dllli.b, WABC·The Goldberg, (Oxy­ Lord Peter's SlabJe.Bcry; Roumanoan. WEAF.Vsllant Lady (Gold Dramatic Sketch ~Imold; WJZ-Thunder Over Paradise dol) Medal) Stdula; Gennall. Lippe Dramatic Sketch Dramatic Sketch WA,o\T·*NEWS; NHdIcpoinI RU1le Be!&iall eorco. Blhuta Dan.... and Dramatic Sketch WBSX,Onnlla Cilan"'DI Music fl"1)1ll Tahiti. Grfftt', Nelhu Li&hl~niuc WABC-Aunt Jenny'. Storlel WAAT·*N£WS; Eloectric WOR-R1Idio Garden Club WHN·DotI 1.1001'. 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Oaire Trnar, : Pat m On ~r~e "<:CIII. )ot. C.; L..d Glus Yoca~'I; The $port n; k'n'. orche'lra. Younf. ar.beslra_ WJZ·Olnlh Shore WJZ. Bud Barton 7:30 AI Pearce', Gang, WASCo Artie Au..bach (~Ir. I\ilul); Ar· Son.. Dramatic Sketch Ibur Q_ Bryan; Merry Mar.: 8:30 ChoaH Up Side.. WABC. 10:30 Quiz Kids, WEAF. WABC-To be annou"ced WABC·ScattergO'Od B II n e, Bla""he St '.-arl, .-edie:ont; Carl Sparto quiz ..,tb .Irlhu. ~I.aa, Quil pl'0!tr> ..itb JOt Kell" Wll~ Artit SIla""'" Or.he\tra Ad~m. WMCA·Gr~y (WrIgley Gum) Holl". or t.. u",j.Hte: fa...·tll and J"h" " C. Gordon'l Or.b..tra l.iord ..... ra~ain •. WOV-latin Rh)·lbml Dramatic Sketch 8:00 Wings far Amerlea, 11:30 Salute to Byrd Expedl· WAAT·R~UftI Dub WOR. 8:30 Death Valley Day., WJZ tion, WEAF. WBI'I'X.*HEWS 10:30 W£VD.I K-. a. A_ WEAF-Qulz Kid. (Alka_Selt. WINs...... , n-. zer) WMCA-Z.tb MUMn' Guc ,O' '.. 11... .,.. ._ WOR-Supermiln WABC·AI Pearee'. Gling (Ca. WI~'" C_boJ e aller --,,1_IWo _ Sketch mel Cigarette,) W\lc.\ Platt.... 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WOR-*NEWS WMCA-Xavicr CUllt', Orehe,tra S)l...di,,~ Che"nul Tree Gabriel Heatter WNEW.l)a".e I'a'ade WJZ· Bili Ster", Sporta WOV*HEWS of the Mountain King, aud WOV.*NEWS; I\h)th,n Rendtzvous WQXR:l'h. Three B',. Brahm., The Rhythm of the Rumba, by \I'B\'X-Lau~hin~ i; lleallhy WQXIt Ju" '\\u,;c WABC·Hedda Hopper', Hoi· the orchestra; Three for WEVO-Barleben On Photography lywood (Calif. Fruit Grow· Sisterl: \Vie Melodien Ziehl es mi.h: Bach, Par'i'a No. 6 in E 'Iinl>r lor Jack, bll Mr. Graham: Lover \VIIS·A. l. Alexander's Mediation 11:15 era' Exchange) Piano: Betlhoven, Fid.lio: "lie Oolh Come Back: to Me, by Miss 11'1I0\l-*It~lian New! 1\'AATDonald Beodine to Me Indi"e" Manners, and selections WISS-S"·",,t and Hot WEAF - Dance Orchestra WII'ICu. Van, tht Melody .\bn 1I~ICAFu Man.hu from Prince of Pilsen, bll 1'10\' Vo~ue. in Rhythm WOR·Profit Trio WI:\$-Oon Dunphy••poth the ensemble. WMCA-Melody MOmtnlS: F;nan.in~ the 7:15 WQXR·S<:humann. Rom.n.. 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End of Friday Programs Sparkling, New .~...... ;, __ U. WQXR InvitUion to the Wilu America's Bright. WJZ-Death Valley Oayl (Bo· Program FItE~tn:iIICU:lI est Boys and Girls rax) 10:00 \\'A'\T-8W 1'\"1:.'lt-lI>4I Drama W,\8(' "';0} WJZ·1" W)Il:A_~,;n WEAF WCAl'-I:.''''' 1I':.'.:W·12'-~' • *NEWS Sho;W (Old Gold Cigarette.) 111'),\11-600 W:.'1'('·81(1 10:30"P.M., EDST WOR·*Raymond Gram Swing WIDI'D-laoo WOft·7\O \\'BNX·Mu.ic al E..entide \\'111'1·161(1 wnV·HOO WCAP·Con'·e"lian Ihll Con.e.. News WIIOM II'-~' II"Q~Il-I.~'-.o First Families of Radio "The Aldrich Family" makes its bow-hoping • • Henl:,y will behavel

THE ALDRICH FAMILY. Standing: Henry Aldrich. the teen-age son, Allison. Se"ted: Alice Aldrich, his mother, pl"yed by Klltherine played by Ezra Stone, and his sister Mary Aldrich, played by Jane Racht. and Slim Aldrich. his I"wyedother. plllyed by House Jomeson

THE Aldrlches are like those people Aldriches, in fact, are a typical Amer­ also are the hall-hearted paternal ef­ that Henry solves his own problems in who live down the block from you. ican family who get a typically Amer­ forts of sam Aldrich (House Jameson), the end. This is the "Aldrich Family:' Not rich, not poor, they're the kind of ican kick out of life, and who are af­ who often suceeeds only in getting into which ftrst came to the networks as a people who don't get In the newspa­ flicted with a typical teen-age son who more mi~hief himself. Even Mother novelty adaptation on Rudy Vallee's pers; yet everybody knows their son has an uncanny penchant for getting Aldrich (Katherine Racht) hersell, show of Ezra Stone's hit play, "What a Henry, for the sound of his high­ into mischief. Without avail are the upon whom the final responsibility Life:' which was quickly snapped up pitched, cracking voice (Er.ra Stone's) protests of his sister Mary Aldrich rests, doesn't have much success in by Ted Collins for the "Kate Smith is a Coast-to-Coast warning every (Jone Allison), who is becominq quite curbing her irrepressible son--and Hour" and which now is radio's most Thursday night (NBC) that a lauj!;h­ a young lady and who consequently perhaps, like a nation of listeners, enjoyable comedy serial in its own able schoolboy scrap is at hand. The stands on her dignity. Without avaH doesn't want to. She and they know right-a Thursday night li<:tcning-treat. 33 Snatching sufferers from sure death is her life work. Radio • IS her humanitarian springboard

By Did Dorrance

The fifth day dawned, hot, frenzied. bend of Mrs. Md1ullin's arm, then To the hospital came her mother, fa­ moved swiftly and surely to Rose­ ther and her aunt, Mrs. RQ.ie L. Mc­ marie, injecting it into her tiny veins. MuWn of Washington, D. C., who had The week passed, and with it came hastened northward after receiving nine mOI"€ transfusions. On the eighth word of her niece's illness. day the doctors knew for sure that It was at this point that Rose Mc­ Rosemarie would not die. The par­ Mullin did something not one person alysis lessened; the incredible fight in five thousand would ever think of had been won. There were more attempting. It was a manifestation transfusions, many more. It took twen­ of sheer unselfishness, of courage th3t ty-nine in all to nurse the litlle Phila­ docs not live in the average human delphia girl back to full health. Today ht'art. - now eight years old - Rosemarie "Doctor," she asked, "if I were to be Ryan is healthy, bubbling with mis­ F RADIO has ever-among its mul· Outside her home, a little three~ injected with the genns of staphylo­ chief. tiple other services to humanity­ year-old girl named Rosemarie Ryan coccus aureus, if I were to fall sick And what of Mrs. McMullin? I brought to light an angel of au­ Sits, playing with her favorite doll. with it and then recover--could my The blood of anyone who has re· thentic proportions, then her name is Suddenly a firecracker describes a blood be used to save the life of Rose­ covered from such a deadly disease as surely Rose McMullin. hissing arc above the sidewalk, lands marie?" staphylococcus aureus, streptococcus It is hard to believe. when you meet upon the little girl and slides inside The doctor nodded, with the per­ viridens and similar rare maladies her for the first time, that this pleas­ her thin sun-suit. There is an imme­ functory nod of one who answers a naturally builds up strong anti·bodies ant. unassuming woman could have diate explosion, followed by a brief routine question while weighing more that can combat the ravages inflicted so much to distinguish her from other hush of silence, then a childish cry of important things in his mind. on the bloodstream. Doctors tell us human beings. pain. "Then," decided Rose McMullin, "I staphylococcus aureus is basically a Rose McMullin is known euphoni­ Rosemarie Ryan received a serious want to be inoculated with those changing of the blood to pus, and the ously as "the woman with the golden burn from that careless act by two germs!" germ itself, when viewed undcr a blood." Medical men shake their heads small boys on a Philadelphia street. A It was useless to argue with her. In microscope, appears yellowish or gold­ in bewilderment. The blood that runs doctor treated her, administered an Mrs. McMullin's mind was the certain en to the eye, arranged in groups like so warmly through her veins has an anti-tetanus injection, and after a few conviction that she could save the life clusters of grapell. But so few reeover unparalleled potency in combating days she appeared well on the route to of Rosemarie Ryan. The fact that this, that persons with immunizing blood some of the most pernicious, deadly recovery. Then, one morning about a in the eyes of the medical profession, suitable for life-giving transfusions diseases known to science. week later, Rosemarie Ryan awoke, was a 100-to-l gamble with death are never available. This in itself is a phenomenon. But weeping. Her frantic parents discov­ made no difference. And so finally the Samaritanlike, Mrs. McMullin has Mrs. McMullin is further distinguished ered that their Ulree-year-old daugh­ slender. shiny needle of a hypodermic made a llfe-work now of snatching by having a heart that beats as warm­ ter was almost completely paralyzed. syringe sank deep into her arm. such sutlerers from certain death. ly and generously as the blood it More doctors were called in. They Since 1935 she has given more than pumps through her smaU body. Mrs. examined, consulted, then examined THE doctors waited. It was a vigil two hundred transfusions, saving the McMullin is a genuine, involuntary again. through endless nights .while the lives of some thirty persons. Radio humanitarian. And that is a rare thing It was, according to their verdict, a brave woman fought an up-and-down­ has played a big part in this wonder­ these days. case of staphylococcus aUI"€us--a se­ hill battle. Life--death-they were in a ful work. Her entire story, first brought to the vere infection of the bloodstream that teetering balance that might have To begin with, it was radio that attention of American radio listeners is invariably fatal. Rosemarie was been upset by the slightest of factors. saved the life of a KnOXVille, Ten­ via "We, the People" over CBS, is a rushed to a hospital. Telephone calls And then, miraculously, Mrs. McMul· nessee, victim back in 1936 when Mrs. tale of sacrifice, generosity and almost Bashed across the country in a futile lin rallied. There was no paralysis McMullin was d'riving through that unbelievable courage. It is the tale of quest for some person who had recov­ . the dread paralysis- whieh the doc­ city. She heard on her auto receiver a woman who gives ireely of her own ered from this dread infection, some tors knew would herald death. It was an appeal for blood donors, and went amazing life-stream so that others may person who could give the child a early in the morning with the first straight to the hospital to ofTer a trans­ Iive--gives of it without remuneration transfusion and so lend the immuniz­ gray light creeping against the win­ fusion that sa....ed another life. A for the sheer joy of helping others. ing vigor of their own blood to hers. dow-panes of the hospital,. when the third case, which she read about in Go back with us, if you will, to the Four days passed., The replies were doctors told her she was not going to 11 newspaper, took her to Dublin, beginning of this unusual story. The always the same. Fully one hundred die. Weak, wasted, Mrs. McMuUin Georgia, shortly afterward. lime is a hot July afternoon during people each )'ear are striCken with looked up at them and smiled. But it was the .recovery of eleven­ 1935. We are in Philadelphia on a staphylococcus aureus in this country. But little Rosemarie Ryan still year-old Jimmy Duffy of Ridley Park, quiel residential street. Two small There were no survivors to be found. waited on the threshold of death. That Pennsylvania, that eventually brought boys are lighting firecrackers, tossing The little girl, pale and unconscious, day the doctors took the first trans­ Mrs. McMullin to the CBS micro­ them indiscriminately into the air. seemed destined to die. fusion of red, wann blood from the phones of "We, the People." Uncon- 34 scious in a hospital bed, all hope given of medical finns who would buy her up, Jimmy DUffy roused !rom his coma rare blood and market it exclusively, sufficiently within seven hours to ask and the hysterical gratitude of parents for a drink of water-and after only a and relatives whose loved ones have single half-pint of Rose McMullin's unbelievably returned to lite and blood had been drained into his veins. health. The grateful father collapsed in the It is the latter that Mrs. McMullin arms of Mrs. McMullin's husband remembers and enjoys the most. She when he heard the news. takes an ecstatic interest in each case, ROSEMARIE RYAN; her niece, started Mrs. Mc­ claps her hands with delight like a Mullin upon her mission in 1935. To save the OTHER people heard the news, too. little girl when she hears that some child's life, she was inoculated with the dread germ Papers throughout the country patient has rallied and taken a turn printed items on the miraculous recov­ for the better. ery. "We, the People" approached the Doctors are invariably baffled. Rose Washington woman with the golden McMullin is a normal woman in ap­ hostile, particularly upon learning that tinue or possibly lead to eventual blood, asking her to tell her amazing pearance who looks younger than her she gives her blood without charge. anemia. But there are some eight or story Cor a nation of radio listeners. forty-two years. She is healthy, en­ Medical-supply houses have offered nine young people she has previously It was not the first time. Rose Mc­ ergetic, and just misses being plump. large sums to make and market serum cured, ranging in age up to sixteen. MuJIin, by her own admission, had The continual loss of blood - some [rom this blood, always are dismissed They are growing older, soon will be always considered any mention of her eighteen quarts since December of last contemptuously by both the McMul­ able to offer their own golden blood feats over the air as "cheap publicity." year-has no apparent effect upon her. lins. On one occasion she was asked to aid others. As these extra trans­ But a Ridley Park doctor sat down And, even more remarkable, she fol­ by a West Coast doctor: "Do you Cusions snatch even more persons Crom and reasoned with her. "There are lows no particular diet or health rou­ realize what you're doing to the medi­ death, the Midas touch of the golden dozens of other unfortunates," he tine, often going without food or sleep cal prOfession?" An East Coast doctor, blood will in time, she hopes, stamp argued, "all over America who might to travel from one case to another. she firmly believes, deliberately de­ out staphylococcus aureus as one of the have a chance for liCe il they only Here is altruism of the first water. stroyed a vein in her left arm while most deadly diseases in the roster of knew about you. Isn't it worth the Rose McMullin has never taken a making an incision. The vein has since medical science. It is a matter of time, notoriety i1 it means the saving of single penny for the rich, red blood atrophied and all blood must be drawn of unstinted g:?nerosity, of sacrifice. some poor victim?" that she gives so freely to thOlSe on the from the inside of her right arm, There is talk these days of the Mrs. McMullin finally admitted that brink of death. Traveling expenses, which is pitted with many scars and American Legion taking Mrs. ROISe it was. And so, in December of 1938 of course, are paid by the sufferer's hall-healed needle-marks. McMullin under its wing and sponsor­ she journeyed with her husband to family, but there is no other fee. ing her activities. Perhaps there will New York and told her remarkable She feels deeply about this. "Saving THE astounding thing about this un- be a special American Legion plane to tale for "We, the People." human lives," declares Rose McMullin, usual woman, who has the conversa­ fly her about the nation from case to This popular CBS program is aired "is not to be weighed in mere dollars tion and outlook of an average house­ case. (Mr. McMullin hopes so; he flew twice on Tuesday nights-the first and cents." wife, is that she has picked up a during the World War.) However, it is show going to East Coast stations, the Although her original appearance sizable fund of medical knowledge all still rather nebulous. The governor S1!COnd (bec::ause of the difference in on "We, the People" occurred some herseU. She can talk at considerable of New Jersey, they do know, will time) to the West Coast. Between the time ago, followed by a second pro­ length about transfusions, serums, present her with a medal during the two, a total of fifteen telephone calls gram earlier this year (when the blood counts and contents, types, lab­ Legion's New Jersey convention at were received at the CBS Playhouse American Legion presented her with oratory technique, symptoms of viru­ Camden late in August. from people in Crantic need of trans­ a medal), the flood of letters, wires lent blood diseases and methods of Rose McMullin doe«n't Quite under­ fusions. and ~lephone calls come in each week treatment. She is noticeably proud stand why, of all the millions of typi­ This was the springboard that at a steady rate. (and her husband even more so) of cal American women in this country, started Mrs. McMullin on the long Most of the letters mention having having established a medical record she has been singled out for such a succession of desperate cases which heard Mrs. McMullin over the radio. between June 3 and 24 of this year, remarkable power that will bring have taken her, in the past two years, Local stations in towns where she when she gave 4090 ce. of blood­ others back from the brink of death. approximately twenty-five thousand visits often approach her for special which is better than four Quarts-in Doctors can't fathom why her blood miles into forty different states. There interviews and programs. In all of her various transfusions. retains, even increases, its potency have been trips across the continent, travels she is accompanied by her The increased tempo of demands to combat the deadliest of infections. mad airplane dashes through snow­ husband, a brusque, short man who is upon her, pouring in from every cor­ Out of it all, she has decided that storms and sleet, highspeed shuttling as enthusiastic over her unique work ner of the country, are a problem. Be­ there is only one explanation. "It between two and even three cases at as is she. cause her heart is big and generous must be a gift from God," declares the same time in cities five hundred Rose McMullin has had several un­ as all outdoors, she cannot say no. Rose McMullin. miles apart. She has faced the ridicule pleasant clashes with the medical pro­ Doctors do not know whether the And who is therc to say that p'cr­ of skeptical doctors, the blandishments Cession, which in many cases is openly amazing potency of her blood will con- haps she isn't right? 35 "Promoting Priscilla" "Hollywood Playhouse" PICTURES ALONG THE AIRIALTOS offers new summer serial

GALE PAGE-he"rd frequently in "P111yhouse" performances (NBC. Wed.). stars in "Promoting Priscilla"

JIM AMECHE-Don's talented brother, who scored on this show ...... Lo.... lest summer, co-stllrs with Miss Po!Ige ABOVE: The Htlrlow Wilcoxes BELOW, LEFT: Bob Burns re­ BELOW, RIGHT: They're off! Ileft) recently celebrated their turned from his vacafion-it Bicycling drummer Poley Mc­ tirst wedding anniversary with fishing-trip ~ recently, just in Clintock, tricycling boss Fred the Meredith Willsons. Wil· time to take over the emcee W"ring Md " pooch r"ce it cox announces Meredith's duties on K, M. H. "s Bing left out. W"ring show is he"rd "Muskel Revue" (NBC. Tues.} for his-at R"ncho SMte Fe Mond"y through Frid"y, NBC

TRUMAN BRADLEY--,nnouncer of mllny big broadcasts. does com­ mercials for sponsor Woodbury

FELIX MJLLS-well known &s " conductor, composer and "rfenger, directs the "Playhouse" orchestro ON w CON

By Martin Lewis

lTH Ben Bernie returning to Crosby will all be n in feature cars sliding along the rails and decided "Ie air for Bromo-Sellzl'f In movie~ this fall Ray Noble has right then and there it should be made W the fall, listeners no doubt can gone over in a big way at the Palmer into a song. ('xped a renewal of thc Curnow: House in Chicago and is being held Winchell-Bernie feud. The fir:-! blow over four additional weeks Leith Distoruions should fty from Winchell's typewriter, Stevens is organizing ,I dance band WAYNE KJNG-"A Million Dreams with th" craCk that he was hired bc­ for a contemplat2d road tour A Ago" (Victor 26667, SO.75)-Wherein ('lIUSC he g:avc nil his listen-:-l':; a head­ sponsor is dickering fot' Paul White­ Wayne King deserts his usual waltz ache. which would of course sell thc man, who has just disb;mdcd his or­ style for a bit of fox-trotting. The sponsor's product Artie Shaw hus chestra, If the deal goc,; through, maestro is heard voicing the lyrics in this waxing. The number is introduced chan~ed Whiteman will probably organize a his mind about never playing by a muted trumpet against a back­ at hott'b or night-spots. He's opening new crew Sammy Kaye will re­ ground of clarinets playing in low key. with his band at the Palace Hotel in turn to the Commodore Hotel in New At the conclusion, strings and wood­ San Francisco on S:-ptember 12 York wh2n he gets back from his road winds with a viola lead are the chief Glenn Miller has been v.orking so tour of theaters and dance halls instruments used to wind up a fox­ hard he canceled four nights' work Frank Suttle, who looks a lot like trot that yet retains much of the waltz scheduled for next week beeause he movie actor Fred 1\laclVlurray 1.$ the "tyle invarlabl)' found in mO>'t Wayne felt he and his musicians ne,;-ded the new \'ocalist with Ihe Ah ino Rey King arrangements, rest Orrin Tucker and Bonnie band. TOMMY DQRSEY-"Love Lie~' Baker trek to Holl)'wood to make a (Victor 26678, SO.751-Tommy's trom~ movic In \~hich Jerry Colonna WIll be Sugs ond Shll' bening furnishes the high-spot of the featured The Andrews SIster. Frankie :\laster~ ha~ had ql'ite a bit first chorus of this pleasing: number, ha\mg (:omplet:.-d work on "Argt'ntine of sucCf'S~ with his "ong "&atter­ written by Carl Sigman, Ralph Fr~ Nights;' and already signed to do an­ brain:' which probably was the in· and Joseph Meyer. Tommy demon­ other picture. are on a personal­ strates his, tuff, with Frank Sinatra spiration for his new tun:.>, 'Poker­ takinll: over in the second chorus. ;"p!X'arance tour and doing big bU»l­ face." If this goes over, no doubt we nes:; can look forward 10 Frank RECORDMENDED-Connie Boswell a tunc called "Pi~eon-Toed" or singing the revived "J Can't Gh'e You nil' 'onclwogu Goes Wil'st "Knock-Kneed" , CBS maestro Anything But Love," ror which r can't The next four "Bandwagon" pro· Lyn Murray and Bl'nJamin Uriel, give anything but raves (Decca 3287). grams will Originate in California and lyricist, ha\'e collaborated in compos~ A couple of more oldies, 'Marie" and will introduce four collegiate orehe.­ ing a new lun:.>, "New York Hl'art­ "Sleepy Time Gai." hm'monized in the tra." that arc expected 10 become fa­ one and onl,v Mills Bros. style (Decca Ix'at." The title is being credited to 3291). Charlie Barnet's recording o[ mous. Nexi Sunday Eddy Duchin will Walter Winchell as one of his famous "At a Dixie Roadsidl' Din~r" is 011 the be the gU('st emcee and will intl'oduct> parf'lgraph titles Which reminds hit urediction list. Harriet Clark, the thc L, A. City College orchestra, The me of how the writer of "Slow band's new songstress, does the vocal­ followin~ week Kay Kyser will mtro· Freight," which has bl'en mad:.> fa­ izing (D1Ul'bird B-10817). duce an oreh"stra composed of U. C, mou~ by Glenn Miller, got his inspira­ L, A students. Clyde Luca~ docs Ihe tion to write the tunc. He was on the honors on St-ptember 8. introducinG road with Red Non'O'S band, and -C.• c'"". Freddy Nagle and his Stanford U, whiil' waiting for a tram he watChed RIGHT: Comely Ellen Connor's orche-tra. a f;tream of freighl cars rumble by as song> "re he"rd by MBS I;s­ The orchestra~ (-1 Kay Kyst'l they usually do wh?n YOU'fC.' in a teners on Herb'e K"y's "irings 11JI'ilcC Heldt, Artie Show, and Bo~ hUl ry, Hc liked the rh)·thm of the from the Cr 'c"go BI",dhowk

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POINTING UP TOMMY DORSEY S MUSIC on h's 'Summer P-,sfme Ha;nes eft) Md the Dorsey quortet. seen "t he m:uophone, M' s I- 0 t,ro.:dc-'sh (NBC Tuesd"y Ill" 'nc un"su",1 nov~Jty numbers of Ccnn'e ;~ " new -"'r,,clion soccessor to Edythe Wright :n the role aT vCl.;e ~t " ~/1I 37 We hope you'll read every word of this amazing expose-how Nazi agents are using American radio a~ they follow Hitler's blueprint for conquest

ON YOUR DIJ\ By Francis Chase, Jr.

HE Nazi fifth column ha~ invaded 4. How fifth-columnh;ts, represent­ were made to suffer all kinds of un­ millions of American home:;! ing Nazi propaganda agencies, have fair mental and physical insult and h,s stripe-and the maze of lies he and e1' over radio station WHiP. years from today ~'ou'iJ .>till have a T Threatening, cajoling, promising, wormed their way into good Gennan­ abuse. It is not enough that they are others have hurled ovel' the uirwilVes "What are the purposes of the Ger· monkey!" I let it go aL that. paid Nazi pl"Ql>ugandists use Amcl'ican American broadcasts and molded them depl'i\·ed of their honol", social and has not gone unquestioned. The da~' mun-American Alliance?" I asked him, "Can you tell me of a single in­ radio stations to sprC<.ld their subver­ to their own treasonable purposes, economic welfare. after this address was made the ''To unite all German-American stance where an Amerienn citizen of sive doctrine to the farthest COI'n",rs of 5. How m mnn with an we shall be prepared to exert real in­ "Yes, The Jewish boycott against strassc, which was used to sow the 6. How Uncle SLIm's airwi of 'pe 5eCuhons' of four succe~Sl\'e articles, .... e shall show In giv'en before the Gennan - American citlz ns nalT;es 'Thrrf' IS no such Ihing (IS (1'1 Am-er. German mmorll~· \l;as talse--as !abe Wessel" and Hitler'" fa\oritc. '·The Committee r('Centl~·. it was fC,·ealed as the same ery had been 1Il Austria, L That G.'rman,\· i$ nu\'li u~lflg the B.adenweiller :'\Iarch." and addre:>ses'" ican" Here was the man who care· that the Bund program O\'er a San (-'ver~' In CLCchoslO\akla, II) Poland. Yet American radio as a mean. of dis­ In speaking before on this si:"-da\"s­ ""I ha\'e no time to argue:' he fully interspersed his Nazi pro­ Francisco nahon, conducted by a ~ouncement WIth good Americanism, thor I'('rv Crll had bl'en rhe juslI ca­ seminating propaganda and l'ubver­ a - week -at-a - cost ·of- $7:>0 Einhei\..<;_ shouted eX'ltcdly, and. taned to close Henry Lage. was largely supported by lion ,lor inL'wion" Adolf HilleT. si\'ely attacking the Amerkan govern­ front program. Ten Eichen had spoken the door. ienymg that there was such a thing funds from the then German consul, Impl~ an Amerit'an. "l\laybe 1Il some fal­ In short. accordmg to the HldlO O\lt~ ment. These attacks. no,," openly in German. Xow. with Hitler the sole "I don't want to ilrgue. Baron Manfred ,·on Killinger. In Mil­ wa) future there WII! be :-;uch a thing c IE'S of Xazl propagandl~" from Coast broadcast O\"l~r many stations, were. master of the continent of Europe. the question thC' truth of your ·t'lteffit'nt waukee the radical Nazi rantings of p~'oof s an American. Today there are only to Coast, TtIUl~ IS .\S Jo1lJ H JUSTIrICA_ a short time ago, contained only in time had come for plain talking hC're made on the radiO. I want of it.' B~rt Weisflog were paid for by him~ ··There·s plenty of case and plenty P'Jles. Italians, English, Germans. 'tiOS FOR ADOLF IllTU:R 'to I:"V"'OE THE private communiques to trustC'd Nazi In America. In a broken. guttural En. sympathizers. self, But who paid Weisnog? Weisnog of proof:' Hl' punctU3ted th terse 'Do ~'ou thmk that programs such UNITfO sTATt:s Ton... \· ...,. 'tIlERE W"'S 'OR glish, Herr Ten Eichen talked very operates a German travel bureau in HiS 1:"\ ASIO:" 01 OTlI£R LA:"D NOW 2. How this propa~anda steals into plainly that night. ~tatem(>nt by lamming the duor shut s yours, program.s which arouse that cit)', In Chicago the Kempf Trav­ in m~· face. Xext I called upon Paul hlltrf'd and drong racial feelings. lelp CR\). liED t:SDER THr :"All IfEEL. every large American Community. "It is not enough:' he shouted, "that el Agency is listed as one of the "very u~ to become good Americans? 3. How a l)(llicy, originerved sus­ of Nazi propaganda. ganization's brams. Mr. Warnholtz IS fire in his eyes, hcn e worked lor ,eve ellr$ 31CCCl'$S­ bels in B:-rlin, has identical repercus_ picion, defamation, oppression and But the challenge thrown down by a practising attorney in Chicallo, 'You're a smart man, but let me tell fullll worUllllg th(' r wav mfO A leri­ sions from Coast to Coast, persecution. It is not enough that they Fuehrer Ten Eichen-and others of though not a membt'r of the Illinois you something. You can put a monkey can radio, preparillg , Ie ay for Nazi 38 Bar Ahociation, and a frequent ~peak- on the~e shores today and a thousand CQJlQIU'~t! I/tt :.. .'< '/41 39 European News ;n En9lish Impartant Stations Daily Morning (11"'<7eln .' thouonll••r kU""7.1H 1M....) CJRX. Conu. 11.71 TAQ. TUTh7 16,19~ m CITY STATION DIAL caW7. l'oTtu,oI 9,136 TOI.Oulto"'"11 l.lll5 7:30'"~.m. 6:30 ~.m. L,n~,n GSG 17.7? D1B.O...."'1I>7 U.1l) TOWA,Oullomlll 73'~.m. 6;30 ~.m. B,rlin 15.11 D1D." n:n 9.185. 11.11 9:00 ~.m. ~,m. On Short Waves DlL. 15, II VLQI. AUlnJ11 9,68 8:00 17.81 London '" DXB. 9'1 VLIl, .• 968 9:15 '.m. 8:15 '.m. Berlin '"0" 15.11 EAQ, Spol" 9.16 VLW3, 9.641 11:40 ~.m. 10:40a.m. Rom, ZR08 17.82 EIB.£, 1"1.... 17,14 WCAB, Philldellhi•. Edited by Charles A. Morrison O!tX Eo,lllICI I,a 1'.. I.IM. I. 9. II.t'I Daily Atf.rnoon GSB" 9.61 WCBX. N•• YOTIt CiQ'. 12:C'O noon 11:00 '.m. London 17.81 President, Interndtiondl DX'er AI iMce oac. 9.61 11.&1.1617, 11.43 12:3{) p.m. 11 :3{)a,m. Berlin 15.20 OSD, 11-71 '.65. U1. 1.12 '" Programs from foreign countries GSF, 16,14 WOEA, IIche.....u.l7. Z:OO p,m. l,OlJ p.m. Lo~don ". 15.26 GSG. 17.a N. Y. II,ilI. 1&.33. 9.•~ 3:15p.m. Z:15 p.m. Berlin ",OJ' 1510 SUbject to change without notice GSH. II.n WOEO, IIcheUC'tId7, 3:Z5 p.m. Z:Z5 p.m. Rom, 15.30 081, 16," N Y. U.3 08,1." II.N WLWO, Ci..<'o....tL 4:30 p.llI. 3:30 p.m. Rom, ""ZROI 11.82 GSN 11.11 Olt;. 11.111 1617. ZROl4 15.23 GSP. 11.31 9.69.1117, I.M 4:30 p.llI. 3:3{) p.m. Berlin OJ' 1510 OSV 17.'1 WNBI, N•• YOT" C,17. 4:SO p.m. 3:50 p.m Londo~ OS' 15.31 HOW TO LISTEN TO GERMANY ItAT4 Hun••,.,. '.llI . 1.100.17,7' 5:30 p.m. 11..81 HBI. S..'u l... 14,.:15 WI'IT. l',tlshuTfrh, P. 4:.30 p.m. Rome HCJB Er 'or II." U,H. U.U, 11.17.1.14 ZROI J1.82 R. GOEBBELS' German propa­ r DJB (15.:?O); at 3:15 p.m. over HP6{)," 11,7' "'<00. II...., Daily E....I.g D overtime these days in a l'U­ DJB (15.:'01: at 4:30 p.m. over BVl. V.Ii 15.1\ short-wave stations in Norway, (11.77): at 11:30 p.m. over DJL XlO 11$1 .Roe 15.• 9:00 p.m. l:OOp.m. Bu'.pett HAn 9.125 France and Holland are also on Ihe (15.Il). DJD (11.77) and DXB LXV, NO,.,17 11.17 11l01. n.u 9:00 p.m. 8:00 p.m. Lon'on I US IITCY, lIu

• .. _._. __,~ __" .....__• lc.!. II 11:30 p.m. 10:30 p.m. BeIlin OJO 11.77 These German propaganda efforts p.m.• "Mirror of German Progress"; 0" 15.11 1:45p.m.-Gll'ln",I.-RflIt.'· t , I,y the OX, 9.61 are not crude, bungling or poorly at 9: 45 p.m., Fred Kallenbach; at prepared, but on the contrary are 'l,,,,,,ba r" ,,,,hk TG\\'.\ (15.17) I :OO ••m. 12:00 I'll". Berhn OJO 11.77 10:20 p.m., "Fritz and Fred'": at 4,30 p.m.--GLJ l~n"ld-"OrqU' t. Pol',' r 01 OX, 9,61 in many cases brilliant, logic;)1 and 10: 30 p.m., "Charley's Cabaret:' and Ihr \dllunal PuIi... hI'''': YeW \ (IS 17) Z:15 a.m. 1:15 •.m. London GSO 11.75 witty. They are dangeroul'ly effec­ 5,30p.m.--H, lu- -rulet ...1 II" KIlE Z:3O ••m. 1:30 a.m. Rom, ZA03 9.63 at 11' 50 p.m.• "Hot Off the Wire:' tive because they are !'O logical. 117971 '5.30 Sundays at 8: 15 and 9: 45 p.m., IOP­ ?:3{) p.m. -Brrl".-", Ii h hlk hy Lo,d naw "" Scores of research workers are kept ical lalb: at 11.30 p.m., "Germany H,. OJL (15.11) I.U() (Il.nl Daily Pra9rams, Sat., 24. busy in the German propaganda As I Sre It:· Mondays at 8: 15 p.m., 9:40p.m. R -<)prr ZI108 (1782) ZR04 AU9· department doing nothing but dig­ topical talk; at 9: 30 p.m., "Listen (11811 throu9h Fri .• AU9· 30 ging up quotations from British II p.....- ---f;".lr ,I,,·T Ex"u''''t II TGW,\ ~_ ~. and Judge for Yourself"; at 9: 45 (9,625, ...... ,_ ..-...... , ••• 'ho .. deliq~red ,'.... h_...... , .... speeches-many of them p.m.• "Dcar Harry"; al 10 p.m.• "0. EDT - City Program Station years ago-and from British presj K Spcllking"; at 10:20 p.m.• talk by Monday, AU9ust 26 5&7:30 •.m.- 'Ir:hQurnc-""" (Lt.--" ,,) \'LR items. which can now be SUCCCl'S­ E. D. Ward. and 11: 50 p.m.• a top­ ~.. _ ••m. .. "'.... o.,'~ ~.....'_... \c.!. II (9.58) fully turned to N,IZi advanta"e in ical lalk. Tuesdays at 8: 15 p.m., 9 p.m. (Mon .• Wtd.• Sat.) _1'0"_ ,,,., CII)'-lbnd 7 a.m.-lJetli'" -"ari~h' P'''''i'"''' fur \"nn A",~r this war of word~ against the Brit­ ('''"crrl. \\llh ,,"t l 'lar. 111'5(: (11.7S) '.a" II I~"n' llJL (1$.11) Press Review; at 10 p.m., "0. K. 9 p.m. H", II~ J""""o--Ill.,,,hdo l'r" "lor 8 :30 '.m.- -~"In~\ -Urua,ic, l r"r F."l ('u, I ish Empire. These clever satiric Speaking": at 10:20 p.m.• a Riedel' .\·"Tlh -""nln. ",f!L"h" tl1,ic~1 IOU "'. luvel \urln .\",rr;sdays at 6: 30 p.m.• Idlk_ IIllJ (14.535, (',I)' -(IlS 1"lernalio".1 .\~". jFl\" "To Talk of Maoy Thi"'",": IITHX (17.83) bach and Hans Fritsche. In listen­ p.m., a topical talk; at 10:20 p.m.• c;~o (11.75) 1I :31) '.m.- -Sydllr)'. i\u,lrdli~- -lJrOd(I<.'t fur I'a ing to these broadcasts from the cili< (oa'l 1i,lener,; (IZ 11(011) 'Ie,,, (En. talk by E. D. Ward, and at 10:30 Tuesday, AU9ust 27 ~Ii'h): nQ5 (9.68) Gel'man shorl-wave slation you p.m., "Charley's Cabaret." Thul's­ ~ m. _ ',~ _ 0.11. _'.m. leol. II p.m.-Herlill-\"~'irl)" ~.II"I" 12:30 "lid 1>r"II .• Idlh must bear in mind that these broad­ doys at 8: 15 p.m., Press Review; at 3:15 p.m. (Tun.. Thurs., S.".)_li bolO I'rogram in Enih'h lor .\o'ih ,\",e,i.a I)JIl (15.20) caSls arc propaganda pure and sim­ ,,,~l(ldi'IK 1:45 p.m.-Guatrmala· I'ul'ul., nlarll"bd han,l 10: 20 p.m., a Rieder talk; at 10: 30 lOT Ellkli Ii liSltl\trs. Ill" IC. "antly a",1 I""iral lalk> 'II En~li,h C~\\'7 (9.74) ,"~,ic lor \O'in AII,rti,a; TG\\'.-\ (15,17. ple and designed for a very defi­ p.m.• "SClf-made Men Who Made 9:30 p.m.-Tuk}·o--'--(:h~o ~Y"'l'h""y Ortlieb"" 2:JO p.m.-Gu.t,,,,.I.- Lunch..,n Hou, ('o,,m.1 hr""'d casllS may heard over DJL ,:30p.m.-H,r]io--·"Throulh W"",on'l 1:)'0": U,l f.om n,.. ~"" ~o,·l. ,Iall"": 16.17) That is the democratic way. (15.11) and DJD (11.77). DJL 115.11) 5:30 p.m.-R...... _L,w'u·. Corn" I r"di,h): The German short-wave station Despite the present fury of the 7:30p.m.-LOl\d_Talk. ")'attus or ~lo ....,nt'" ZRQ8 (17.82) ZHO'I 111.111) broadcasts to North America. daily conflict. symphonic and lighl musi~ G~O (11.75) 5,SO p.m.-Bcrh...... E..nin~ pr"'t,~m fur \"rlh 9:30p.m.--Tokl<>--Tllk. "Our Exp",illlmll ill America: DJl (1~).II) OW (11.77) or DJ/. as follows: From 7 to 10 a.m. over cal offerings may still be heard lho Jat»"~~ 110m, Lift", JLSl (17.845) II1.8) DJL (l5.11): from 12:30 to 12:45 from Germany; for example. con­ 10:20 p.m.-lkrltn--Talk b)" E. D. Ward, DJO 7:05 p.m.-\.....,y procum IrOnl Porl~ ..,l lur p.m. over DJB (15.20); from 3:15 cert<; of classical or chamber+music IIL77) OJl (15.11, \0.-.11 \",enu.. !I'l,n,". ('~W7 19.74) 11 p.m.-G...f...... I-5G (1178) p.m. to 2 a.m. EDT over DXB (9.61). from about 8: IS p.m. EDT on, the 11 •.m.-\.... "",k Cil)'-R..d,o Cil)' IhU: 8:30 p.m.-8ud.~ 1-\·..i~I)" pr"Cum f'om lIu" \\\BI (17.78) News bulletins in English are program consists almost exclusively I~U", ...... for \,,,Ih Am.rita, I.,,,," 11.\"14 1:30 p.m.-LOIIoon-Endi.h _. for Co broadcast over the German short­ of propaganda talks and news items naold G~D (\l.751 19.125) ,.m.-l«ldok,_P.oo:ram for u ltrn \.,,'h .\,_ 9:30 p.m.-\·.ltraro (i1y--C.ltoeIi( n...... for Ii,l,n· ira: 19:IS pm' 'I"". (ElIlh,hl JL~Z ",. '" \Nlh \'ntrira: 1l"J (11.74) 117.8'151 11:50 p.m.-8<'Thn-Juro ""d Juh"ny: OJD (11.17) 9:15 p.....-R"",c-"A,,,~.i: KIO (11.68) 0' .... ~.....,..... _ .....',~ _ 0_.1•• • l.... 11 nUs. pr..er~Il' (9.5Z) Kln~ l17,?7, 9:40 p.m.-- R ... m t--Rte optr~lla, JlS2 (17,8Z) ZIlO'l (11,811 Z ~.m.-~~'d"'l·-I',,,,,ram IrO'Yl Au lulia for flub fur "'orlh AmerLun Ii lr"en: OAX411 f17145j 11 p.m.-G .. a I t m 01 ,,- ·Il."lio Thealtr: TG\\'A Paalic air 731 Plym.outh Court, Chicago, m. hasn't pretty legs. She's bound to mean something that's pretty. I think cushion assist&Nature in a natuml. have pretty legs, but she didn't have many things may be ugly by ordinary 8l.renlrtbening of the weakened muscles. Tbowlands made happy. Down With Joe Miller! her heart in her work. (Come to standards but still beautiful because Weighs buta few 0UJ"0CfS, i. ineon­ think of it, I never have seen a shot they are so perfect, so symmetrical." spicuou'and sanitary. Nostif' Dear V. O. L.: c.__ IIprings or hard pad•• NO$llvesOt of Mi~ Hussey's legs. That's tragic She thinks "The Informer" was beau­ There's one good thing about vaca­ .• • plasters. Durable, cheap. Sent_ tri1l110 prove it. Bewareofirnitationa. Never llOld in tioning radio programs - we don't and miraculous, also something of a tiful. Her idea of beauty is truth relief.) (been reading Shelley, eh?), perfec­ lltOresOt byagenta.Writetoday fOt 'ull information and have to hear old jokes dressed up and FreeBookonRupture.Allcorrespondenoe<:onfidelltial. repeated all summer. May "ants in Recently she employed Mrs. Made­ tion and cleanliness. BROOKS COMPANY. 5U-eSuteSt..MM"Sball.lIIidL. your pants" and "it stinks" jokes re­ leine Haigh as her secretary. They tire forever from active service and are old friends. "You know," she told MISS HUSSEY has an older brother give gagsters a chance to really think Mrs. Haigh, "I never imagined myself and a younger sister in Providence. up something original and funny. as a motion-picture actress. My idea "They think I'm screwy," she said, Abbie E. Bigelow, Lincoln, Nebr. of life had always been working for suggesting that conservative New En­ about $50 a week, feeding my pets in glanders think anyone 'in Hollywood is • Even though "it has to be corny to my neat little home and saving about screwy. Now, tut tut, Miss Hussey. be commercial" is a stock dieM in the $10 a week." I think a census would show that Hol­ broa.dca.sting trade, we believe with the You can bet that the wolf will never lywood would fold up if it were not writer of the letter that g/.rIfitmaurial.d'"'t'-'_ _ FREE'• side of the street. Wherever a lady as life, a college fellow named Bill Hol­ .R0 vs .N>rI,.utal,," ,nd loI~lioJ>. Writatoda, '0 The Kids Are Clever fine as Miss Ruth Hussey lives, then land. She liked him a lot, but it all U.5.011l••II.(:O )2•• Chleao:.., Ill. Dear V. O. L.: it's the proper place. passed. In Hollywood she used to be For a swelled head 1 can recommend She lives alone because she enjoys seen with John Shelton, but nothing no better cure than listening to "Quiz her own company. It might be hard came of it. Now she has nobody. She Kids" every Friday night. I've always for her to find a girl to live with her, night-clubs quite frequently these been considered normally intelligent, one who is as neat and independent as days, but at first she was strictly a but a little seven-year-old boyan that she is. So far as a man goes, she wants home girl. Perhaps the fact that Miss program made me feel like a dumb­ to be sure. She doesn't want to make Hussey didn't go out accounts for her bell. any mistakes. When she gets married, lack of male companions. After all, I don't think we need worry about it's got to take. even 'n Hollywood, a guy's got to have the future of America if we have many a chance to meet a gal. youngsters like the "Quiz Kids" grow­ FRANKLY, Miss Hussey is a bit prim She likes Hollywood better now. ing up today. Twenty years from now and a very just-so, pet-loving young She knows more people and is making we ought to have a Brain Trust that maid. She keeps everything spotlessly real money. She also is on her way is a Brain Trust. clean. She even wraps her gloves in to the top and has discovered that Maxine Baxter, Norwood, Ohio. white-tissue paper, folds them neatly Hollywood is just what you make it. and keeps them in a certain place. She is planning a dream-house and • We know other poop!e-iTtduding Every dress, every pair of hose, every is saving toward it. "I don't suppose ouTselves-who are m.arveling at thoe er-er-everything has a definite place I'll ever get it built, though," she brilliance of the youngsters on this and must be folded just right. said. But she keeps designing and arrestin.g n.ew show, and who aTe also, You never see a bit of dirt or a changing. It will be a New England lutppily, Teading between the quest10ns patched stocking or a ripped bit of colonial. It should fit just beautifully and answers a hiTtt of prophecy.­ lace at Miss Hussey's. Even her bath­ into the blazing sun of Hollywood. It V. o. L. SAMmS OF .EM•••• room is as neat as a hospital's. Her must have antique furniture-not just FRE E ABLE TREATMENT fOR medicines, creams and all that are so the mistress can brag on her old News Balance labeled and kept in neat rows. furniture but because she thinks old Dear V. O. L.: She does much of her own work furniture is beautiful, clean and com­ STOMACH ULCERS So many news broadcasts! So hectic around the place. A maid calls only fortable. Due to Gastric Hyperacidity their tone! I can't get a weather re­ twice a week for the heavy work. She Her house will be a bit of old New H. H. a"""le,. nl Sh.lbum•. port for wash-day because of the does her own hair, nails, etc., and has England tucked away in Hollywood. ~ ~:ij, .~~".;.;:.,~~~fbf.••~'; -. told _ I had ..Id , ...... lengthy news barrage. only one vice, according to the Yan­ It must be a typical New England ...h "1<0...,td """Id h.T.... dt.. I suggest a news program called kee code. She loves to sleep. Time is house. j ~.":~':i::".llfr::or: \~I"J "Balance in the News." Let every of no value to her, they say in Holly­ Well, Miss Hussey, if it's going to ••I,ht ."d _ld ••t nothlu, btll ooft loodl .nd mli~. ,ute. t.rl... harrowing announcement be balanced wood. She's never on time. That's the be typical remember it needs a mort­ \....., T.bl.to t f.11 perl.cU, ....11 ••t< .Im..t ,nYlllln, '

Bulls and boner" arc a po:rt oj broad~ casting. No matteT how experienced BRAI B TERS the peTJorm.er,.OT how famous the skl.r, chances are that he will make an occa­ .rional slip or a statement with twisted meaning which is extremely funny. See how good yOUT ears are. Trv to catch !l'Toadca$te'rs in some errOT-the JunnieT the better-and send 1/OUT entry to MOVIE AND RADIO GUIDE, 731 From "Kay KYller'. College of Musical Ptl(7l'WUlh Court, ChioaQO. The most hu.­ Knowledge" morou.s entT'ie. wiLL be printed in this (NBC, Wed.. 10 p.m. EDT) column. Walch JOT your contributkm! 1. In what sports are the following expressions used: (a) Fore, (b) Clem McCarthy, racing commenta­ double play, (c) deuce? tor: "His daughter, Mary Fisher, has 2. Name the sporting event and the won many ribbons at horse shows all city in which it took place this year over the country."-Frank carter, on each of the following dates: (a) 4485 Park St., Beaumont, Tex. (July May 4, (b) May 30, (c) July 9. 20 over NBC.) 3. In which of the national parks is "Old Faithlul" located? • 4. Which is farther west: Reno, Ne­ Kate Smith: "He has in his shop the vada, or ~ Angeles, California? same sweetmeats that were in Damas­ 5. Who was the first man to pick an cus when Christ was there."-Mrs. All-American football team? Cora B. Cunningham, 1735 Swan St., Ogden, Utah. (July 25 over CBS.) • ANSWERS Guest on Major Bowes' "Capitol Family": "My wile selects all my (See queltions at left) clothes because I'm always too busy. Busy or not, I always wear my wife's (Here are the OO'TTect answerl in thi$ clothes."-.James Vincent, 245 Stanley weeki" quiz. OJ the cwentlJ-jive quel­ St., Fall River, Mass. (july 21 over tions in chi.! group, twelve were an­ CBS.) IweTed correctly. How do you rate?) • "Take It or Leave It" Dick Whitney, sports commentator: 1. (a) Gary Cooper, (b) Raymond "Here's a tip to golfers. Don't chew Massey, (c) Ronald Colman, (d) Wai­ tees or grass while playing golf. The ter Huston, (e) Edward Ellis. caretaker orten sprays the grass with 2. (a) Track, (b) horse racing, (c) lead or other poisons to kill the beeUes ice skating, (d) automobile racing, that annoy you and other pests on the (e) football, (1) hockey. green."-Pitts Cobb, P. O. Box 1283, 3. (a) A magic carpet, (b) a sub- Greensboro, N. C. (July 24 over Sta­ marine, (c) clephants. tion WBIG.) 4. Sixteen. 5. Abraham Lincoln. • 6. Poison. "Ma Brown" for Occident Flour: "Just put the gratcr over a bowl and "Dr. l. Q." you won't have any trouble cutting (Join radio's quiz game! Try lJour radio stations stop broadcasting? 1. In the village choir. your hands."-Lucile Hutchinson, skUl at answering these Tadio brain­ 4. What is the difference between a 2. Prepared but not memorized. White River, S. Dak. (July 18 over busters. For correct an.swers see right.) sewing-machine needle and an ordi­ 3. Planes can Collow a radio beam. Station WNAX.) nary needle? 4. The eye of the sewing-machine From "Take It or Leave It" 5. Theoretically speaking, when a needle is near the point, the eye of an • (CBS, Sun., 10 p.m. EDT) ordinary needle is on the opposite end. Paul SulJivan, commentator: "SCv­ ball is thrown in the air, is the time 1. Name the actor who took the it takes to go up longer, shorter or the 5. Theoretically speaking, the ball eral boats were washed overboard and tiUe role in each of the following pic­ samo as the time it takes to come takes the same lime to go up as to others died of exposure."-Bettie tures: (a) "Mr. Deeds Goes to Town," come down. Blanchard, 908 Clayton St., Mount down? (b) "Abe Lincoln in JUinois," (c) 6. The Cape of Good Hope is at the 6. Africa. Dora, Fla. (July 22 over CBS.) "Arrowsmith," (d) "Dodsworth," (e) southern tip of which of the follow­ "Information, Plealle" "The Thin Man.." ing: South America, North America, 1. One-half inch. 2. With what sport was each of the • Africa? 2. (a) The House of UshCf' !rom News commentator: "A German following famous men associated: (a) Edgar Allan Poe's "The Fall of the bomber made a forced landing and an Jesse Owen, (b) Earl Sande, (c) Roy From "Information, Please" House of UshCf'," (b) The Big House English farmer armed with a shotgun Shipstead, (d) Wilbur Shaw, (e) {NBC. Tues., 8:30 p.m. EDT} !rom the motion picture of the same and a milkmaid captured the crew."­ George Gipp, (f) Eddie Shore? 1. How far apart are the quarter­ name, (c) The House of Seven Gables Jay-Cobb Williams, 3246 N. New Jer­ 3. What was the principal means of inch marks on an ordinary ruler? from the book of the same name. sey St., Indianapolis, Ind. (July 22 transportation used by each of the 2. With what houses do you asso­ 3. (a) Goddess of discord, (b) new over Station WIRE.) following: (a) The Thief of Bagdad, ciate the following people: (a) Rod­ name of the Irish Free State, (c) city (b) Captain Nemo in "Twenty Thou­ erick and Lady Madeline, (b) Wal­ in northem part of France. • sand Leagues Under the Sea," (c) lace Beery and Chester Morris, (c) Clellan Card on "Open House Pro­ Hannibal in crossing the Alps? Hephzibah and Clifford Pinchot.1 "Battle of the Sexe." gram": "Here's a lady with some 4. How many times does the word 3. Identify the following: (a) Eris, 1. A red light has IitUe effect on white beads itching to answer a ques­ "one" appear on a one-dollar bill? (b) Eire, (c) Arras. exposures. tion."-Mrs. Frank Erickson, Monte­ 5. Who was the first Republican 2. The date the Monroe Doctrine video, Minn. (July 13 over Station From "Battle of the Sexes" President of the United States? was introduced. WCCO.) 6. Supply the last word of the fol­ (NBC, Tues., 9 p.m. EDT) 3. Four. • lowing proverb: "One man's meat is I. Why is a red light used in a 4. (a) United States, (b) India. another man's ~-." photographer's dark room? 5. Twenty-two. Mel Allen, baseball announcer: 2. What is the particular signifi­ "The umpire calls for the ball and From "Dr. I. Q." cance at this time of the following "Kay K)'lIer'. College of MusIcal then gives it the once-over twice."­ (NBC. Mon., 9 p.m. EDT) date: December 2, 1823? Knowledge" Martin FinduJ", 424 136th St., Rocka­ 1. In the poem "The Village Black­ 3. How many voyages did Colum­ 1. (a) GoU, (b) baseball, (c) ten­ way Beach, N. Y. (July 4 over CBS.) smith," where did the village black­ bus make to the New World? nis. smith's daughter sin~ 4. Name the country in which each 2. (a) Kentucky Derby, Louisville, • 2. Is an extemporaneous speech one of the following are located: (a) Kentucky, (b) Indianapolis Speedway Announcer: "Police were on hand that is prepared but not memorized. Allegheny Mountains, (b) Himalayan Race, Indianapolis, Indiana, (c) All­ at the Democratic convention to or one that is memorized hut not pre­ Mountains. Star Baseball Game, St. Louis, Mo. maintain odor." - Bonnie Qualby, pared? 5. If you place posts ten feet apart 3. Yellowstone National Park. Chester, Iowa. (July 15 over Station 3. When large European cities are on both sides of a one hundred-foot 4. Reno, Nevada. WOI.) threatened by air raids, why do their lane, how many posts will you need? 5. Walter Camp. 42 MR. FAIRFAX STARLIGHT Mr. Fa,i.rjo.x wiU give penonal an­ nDeTS to aU reaaen who $end self-ad.­ dressed stamped envelope,. Remember on Your that he must confine himself exdu.­ sivelV to network pe7"30n4lities and progranu. AddTess Arthur Foirlax, MoVIE AND RADIO GUIDE, 731 Plvmouth Fashion ProbLems Court, Chicago, IU.

Mi$s C. Adams, Washington, D. C.­ MURIEl. BREMNER plays Helen Gowan By Betsy Alden Stephenson on "Road of Life" ... E!'f1D MAAKEY portrays Lillian Burke on "Woman of Courage" .. DICK Kol.l.­ MAR has the role of Dennis Pierce on "Pretty Kitty Kelly" ... In "Lite Be­ gins" Kay Smith is played by JEANETTE NOLAN ... AUDREY EAGAN is Lola Farrell on the drama "When a Girl Marries."

Mi$s LUcitl.e BTandt, Dubuque, Iowa. -DICK JURGENS has been on tour this summer, but returned to the Aragon ballroom and station WGN -and the Mutual network August 17. Although it was rumored that RONNIE KEMPER would leave the band, this has not occUlTed, and, according to present arrangements, DO changes will be , "'.,.,..made in the male singers of this or­ MTS. L. Wi~, DanbtutI, Conn.­ In "I Love Linda Dale" the cast is as follows: Linda Dale, HELEN Stml:t.DS; Eric Dale, J.-.MES MEIGHAN; Penny, Cl.AIRE HOWARD; Dr. Bruce Porter, RAYMOND EDWARD JOHNSON; Judge, ARTHUR HUGHES .. BBET MORRISON has the role of Stanley WesUand on "Arnold Grimm's Daughter."

Mrs. .Berth4 Glover, Nicholas, N. Y. -Cl.AYTON COLLYER (billed as "Bud" Collyer in his undergraduate days) was born in , June 18, 1908, brother of June Collyer, film star. As a child he wanted to go on SECRETS OF HOT·WEATHER DAINTINESS? Jeon Dickenson. stllr of the stage but was persuaded to study "Americen Album" (NBC. Sun.) end the Met's youngest singer. ~nows frosted with white smartest for eve­ law. He conducted an orchestra at them "II. Reed Jean's rules for looking poised lind cool on sultry days! ning. Williams College to help pay his tui­ 6. Keep cosmetics in refrigerator. tion; received his LL.B. from Ford­ 7. Weekly hot-oil shampoo to coun­ ham University School of Law in N ONE of this swruner's most f1.lming a scene, someone rushes at you teract sun-drying of hair. 1933. After two years of legal coun­ torrid afternoons I was present -the hairdresser or the wardrobe 8. For quick facial cleansing, rub a seling Clayton decided to give it up O at an afternoon tea when Jean mistress or the make-up penon-and cotton pad moistened in eau de Co­ for acting. Clayton likes to ride horse­ Dickenson, the Met's prettiest and pats at you to make sure that you're logne lightly over face and throat. back, play baseball, football and ten­ youngest star. slipped quietly into our again ready for the camera." 9. Light ftoral perfumes sprayed on nis. He is six feet tall, weighs 175 midst. Everyone instinctively turned Later that afternoon 1 talked with throat and wrists with atomizer will pounds, has dark~brown hair and to look at this talented young woman Jean Dickenson and asked her whether give a "lilt" to spirit and body. hazel eyes. Married Heloise Green, whose fresh, clean-cut charm alone she would mind telling me, for the 10. Ten or ftt1een minutes' rest with whom he met on a "blind date" ... would have made her arresting any­ benefit of my readers, how she man­ your feet propped higher than your On "Orphans of Divorce" JAMES where. I noticed presently that the ages to hold for herseU such an envi­ head and iced pads of witch hazel M&lGHAN is Michael, LoUIS HALL has eyes of two smartly clad girls who able reputation for being not merely over your eyes will erase years from the role of Gregory Pearson. were standing beside me were fol­ well dressed but well-turned-out in your heat-wilted countenance. lowing her with appraising interest. her appearance. How she achieves Mi.ss ViTginia Dati, New York, N. Y. I recognized onc of the girls as a well­ that cool, poised look in sultry The Answer Shop -LARRY COTTON is twenty-six years of known sportswoman, the other as a weather, when the rest of us feel like Dorothy Gray's new liquid dry-skin age, has dark hair, black eyes. Larry much-publicized debutante. wilted daisies? lotion is peach-hued and delicious and stands five feet ten and one-half inches "She reminds me of a mint julep," Well, to be brief, 1 learned such a will make a smoothie out of the most taU and weighs one hundr!!d and sev­ the first young woman commented number of worth-while things from weather-beaten exterior ... True red enty pounds. presently, powdering a much-sun­ Miss Jean about neatness and flower and red wine are the newest shades in burned nose. "Makes me feel wilted freshness that in order to crowd them Dura-Gloss polishes. True red is as Miss Rose FTanaro., Lewi$ Ru.n, Pa. and sticky just to look at her!" all into our limited space I've decided clear and brilliant as sunlight. Red -Dn "Young Widder Brown" FLOR­ "Oh, Jean's always that way," re­ to tabulate them. wine is a more sophisticated color­ ENCE FREEMAN is Ellen Brown, CLAY­ torted the second young person. "She the ideal accent for blues, dusty pas­ TON COU.YER plays Peter Turner. The looks cool and streamlined and patted Hot-Weather Daintiness tels, berry shades and black. Both children on this program are no rela­ into place where you find 1. No tight clothes, particularly should be smartly in order for fall tion to Miss Freeman in real tife, de­ her. There ought to be a law passed across one's chest. grooming ... Tangee is the obliging spite the plot of tile serial. against girls like that-it puts the rest 2. Light dusting of talcum powder little lipstick that goes with everything of us to too much disadvantage." on legs and feel and stays on in a similar manner. Red­ Mrs. John Kra~, Colum!»u, Ind. Her remark brought to my mind an 3. Shoes and stockings one-hall size red is a rich, exciting new shade that -LINDA CARLON was Dot the first interview 1 had had with Gladys larger than usual should enliven the most demure "Mary Marlin." This honor goes to George some weeks previously and 4. Several inexpensive, washable countenance. You will like it! ... Now JOAN BUJN£, tile present "Valiant her telling me with an amused glint frocks in preference to one expensive you may have your precious wistaria Lady." Linda is now in New York in her eyes that (rom first-hand obser­ outfit ,which must be worn repeatedly. fragrance in talcum and dusting­ City and may be heard as Helen vation in Hollywood she had come to (Silk and prints are cooler than linen, POwder to complete your symphony in Parker on "The Parker Family" and the conclwion that glamour is nothing pique or sharkskin.) scent from bathtub to dressing-table. as Mrs. SCott on "The O'Neills." Write more nor less than being constantly 5. Small, conservative prints rather The Wistaria Eau F10rale Concentree her in care of the National Broadcast­ and expertly pa,tted into place. As she than highly colored ones. Pastels and is particularly feminine and lasts and ing Company, RCA Building, Radio put it, "Every time tbere is a halt in white best for daytime. Black sheers lasts like a lovely memory! City, New York City. 43 Here's the Way MOVIE AND RADIO GUIDE'S PUZZLE Announcing the , to Curb a Rupture *' • * • WINNERS Soun"'" H_ "'.tIlod Tllo. A...,. _ e... Ike o .., I"".lbl. " " I.phu L or 5..011 * * • in Movie and Radio Guide's COSTS llOTHlllG TO FIND OUT Words-Within-Words Contest Thouund. of .... ptured men, wOmen Ind chilo dren will rejo;ce 10 know ,hll th. full plln 10 luceeulully ""ed by C.pt. W. A. Collinll for ** hi. double rupture from which he .,,!fortd 10 * FIRST PRIZE, $I,ODD.OO lonR" will b. lent free to ,11 who wrhe for It. Merely lend your nlme Ind Iddrus to Capt " Mrs. Nellie Orman, W. A. Colling., Inc., Box $06 D. WltenOwn, * * 821-4th St., N. E., Minne&polis, N. V It won', COlt you. cent 10 lind OUI and yOIl moy blul the day you Hnt for ;1. 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Costly Work Formerly EARNINGS "Sent Out" by Business Men One man in California earned over $1,6IXl per month for three months--close to $5,(0) in 90 days' time. Another writes Now Done by Themselves from Delaware--"Since I have been operating (just a little less than a month of actual selling) and not the full day at that, because I have been getting organi~ed and had to spend at a Fraction of the Expense at least half the day in the office; counnng what I have sold outright and on trial, I have made just a little in excess of one This is a call for men everywhere to handle thousand dollars profit for one mont~." A man working small exclusive a~ency for one of the most city in N. Y. State made $10,805 In 9 months. Texas man unique business inventions of the day. nets over $300 In less than a week's time. Space does not per­ mit mentioning here more than these few random cas~s. How­ Forty years ago the horse and buggy business was supreme-today ever, they are sufficient to indicate that the worthwhile future almost extinct. Twenty years ago the {'honograph industry ran into in this business is coupled with immediate earnings for the many millions-today practically a rdlc. Only a comparatively few right kind of man. One man with us has already made over foresighted men saw the fortunes ahead in the automobile and the a thousand sales on which his earnings ran from $5 to $60 radio. Yet irresistible waves of public buying swept these men to per sale and more. A great deal of this business was repeat fortune, and scnt the buggy and the phonograph into the discard. So business. Yet he had never done anything like this before are great successes made by men able to detect the shift in public favor coming with us. That is the kind ofopportunity this business from one industry to another. offers. The fact that this business has attracted to it such Now another challge is taHlig place. All old established industry-an integral business men as former bankers, executives of businesses­ and important part of the nadon's structure-in which millions of dollars change hands men who demand only the highest type of opportunity an.d every year-is In thousands of cases being replaced by a truly astonishing, simple inven­ tion which docs rhc work berrer-more reliably-AND AT A COSf OFTEN AS LOW income-gives a fairly good picture of tne kind of business thiS AS 2% OF WHAT IS ORDINARILY PAlO! Ir has nOt required very long for men is. Our door is open, however, to the young man looking for "'ho have taken ovcr the ri,ghts to this valuable invenrion to do a remarkable business, the right field inwhichto make hisstart and develophis future. :lIld show earnings which III these times are almost unhcard of for thc a"erage man.

U Not a "Cadget - Profits Typical of No Money Need Be Risked Not a "Knick-Knock"'­ the Young, Growing Industry in trying rhis business out. You can mcasure the possi­ but 0 l'ohwble, proved device wllicll bilities and nOt be out a dollar. If p.u art I""Ain(, f~' a Going into this business is not like selling something jurin:pense is obvious immediately. selling. "Sclling" is unnecessary in the ordinuy sens<: of tbe word. Instead o( hammcring away at the customer F. E. ARMSTRONG, President and trying to "force" a sale, you make a dignified, ~025-H. Some of tl1e Savings business-like call, leave the installation-whatever size Dept. Mobile, Ala. You Can Show the customer says he will acccpt-at our tisk, lct the customer sell himself after thc device is in and working. You walk into an office and pur down before your prospect This docs away with the need for pressure on the cus· a letter from a sales organization showing that they did tomer-it e1iminatcs the handicap of trying to get the r - - FORE;tL;;sIVE - -, work in their own office for $Il which formerly could have money hefore the customer has really convinced himself COSt them over $200. A building supply corporation pays 100%. You simply tell what you offer, showing proof of I RUS H TERRITORY PROPOSITION I our'man $70, whereas the bill could have been for $1,600! success in that custOmer's panicular line of business. ~Pt.402S·H. An automobile dcaler pays our rcpttsentative $15, whereas I F. E. ARMSTRONG. I'rM.. Mobile,Ala. I Then lea"e the inventIon without a dollar down. It Without abl~at;an to me, send me full ,nfat- I the expense could have been over $I,OXI. A dcpartmene starts working at once. In a few short days, the inSlalla· I mation on your prO]lOSitian. store has expcnse of $88.60, possible COSt if done outside tion should actually produce enough cash money to pay thc business being well over $2,0XI. And so On. We could for the deal. with profitS above the investment coming in I N••, I nOt possibly list all cases hcre. These are just a few of at the same time. You then call back, collett your money. ~o SIr'"~ o. Roul, . me many actual cases which we place in your hands Nothmg is so convincin$ as our offer to let resultS speak work wlth. Practically cvcry line of business and "'cry for themselvC$ without rISk to the customer! While others I Bu N _ n nnn n...... I $CCtion o( the country IS represented by these field repons bil to !let even a heating, our men a.re making sales .... hich hammer across dazzling, convincing money"S"'ving tunning lIlro the hundreds. They have received the auen­ I c;,... I Opportunities which hudly any business man can fail to tion of the largest finns in the country, and sold to the Sralt... .n...J.. understand. smallest businesses by the thousands. L.. _ This file including all text and images are from scans of a private personal collection and have been scanned for archival and research purposes. This file may be freely distributed. but not sold on ebay or on any commercial sites. catalogs. booths or kiosks. either as reprints or by electronic methods. This file may be downloaded without charge from the Radio Researchers Group website at http://www.otrr.org/

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