Page Two T11G MICROPIIONii Saturday, December 22, 1934 Saturday, December 22. 4 Mario Chamlee on NBC-WJZ at 9 P.M.

11.15 A.M. EST; 10.15 CT Bill and Alex, KOKA 9.30 P.M. EST; 8.30 CT Vass Family. WEAF WSM llreirmnfíc Police News. WHAM Gibson Family. nigh lighix WEH W'GY and WEAF WT.EI WGY WLW W'l'AM Whistler Dog, WLW WTAM, I Gypsies, WFLA h. P.M. Tony V. ons,'WJZ WBZ WHAM WGAR Barn Dance. WJ7. WBZ WHAM KDKA Tito Guitar, WABC WCAU VG'PG Ciddles Klub. 45 m. WGAR, r h, (WFLA KDKA. Qut of the Dusk. WIIAS, m. at To) Bailey Axton. tenor, WLW 30 Nap and Dee. Crook Bros. Band, Bronco 4.30 Singers, CBS - Just Dogs," WOR -English Busters, WSM. m. Sally's Party. WMCA, 30 ms so WABC 11.30 A.M. EST; 10.90 CT Pampas Nights. WFLA. 30 m. 5.15 Farrar, NBC- Down Luvers lane, WEAF WEEI WSM 5.45 P.M. EST: .45 CT Richard Himber's Orchestra. Joey Nash. -Geraldine 30 m. IWFLA at ír.45) WABC WCAU Ranch Buys, WJZ WBZ- WHAM KDKA WHAS WBBM KMOX, Children's 'Theatre, WGY. 27 m 30 in. George Hessherger'a Orchestra, WJZ. m. WLW WEI.A Aldrich's 6.00-"Something Old, Simm- so "Robinson Crosoe, Jr.," WABC WCAU Imperial Hawaiians. WPG. 30 In. (WHAM, 25 m.; Weather, rt.55) (WLW ¿aek Denny's (Orchestra, WOR, m. s thing Newa" CBS -WABC "Miniatures." WPG so at Ir -45) Jimmy Allen's Air Adventures. WOR Op ry House," flic Princess of Patches." Federation of Women's Club's, WBZ, 30 m. WMCA, t h. 7.00- "David Harum's Christ - WLW Joseph Hassmcr, baritone, WGN mas Federation of Music Clubs, Wayne King's. Jan Gather's Orchestra, WON. Gift," CBS-WABC Deco River. WFLA 6 P. M. EST; 5 CT so m. Concert Miniatures: WABC. WPG, 30 m. 8.00-Roxy and his Gang, CBS - Tom Coakley's Orchestra, WEAF, 3o Dream Doctor, WHAS m. 10 P.M. EST: 9 CT WABC (WSM, 8 m. and at (.to) (WGY at 6.15) Melody Girl. WNBX Evening Tattler, WEEI, m. Asher and little Jimmie, WSM 30 Band, Edward D'Anna, Sigmund Romberg, William A.M. EST; High Priests of Harmony, WGY conducting. WABC 11.45 10.45 CT WHAS WBBM KMOX, so nr. Lyon Phelps, NBC -WEAF Angelo Ferdinando's Orchestra. WJZ. 3o m. Ken Tucker. WHAS Dance Tunes, WPG. 30 m. Brattleboro program, WNBX (KDKA at 6.r5) 9.00 -Grete Stueckgold, CBS- Irish Minstrels. WBZ Dance Orchestra, WOR, so -m. WABC 12 NOON EST; 11 A.M. CT Sports. WHAM Tomorrow's TriInn,. WGN Buddy Biller. KDKA Rose Bampton, NBC EÄE Armchair Quartet. WEAF WEEI WSM 10.15 P.M. EST; 9.15 CT -W WTAM R. F. D. Hour, WLW, go m. Lasses Honey. WSM Mario John Sheehan. tenor, WGY Musical Memories. WFLA, 30 m. and Chamice, NBC -WJZ Ted Weem's Orchestra. Fields and Hall WJZ WBAL "I.ilac Time." WABC. 30 m. WGN 9.30 --Gibson Family. NBC - Uncle WOR. 3o Weather. Monitor Views News, WBZ, 30 m. Don, m. 10.90 P.M. EST; 9.30 CT WEAF Dick Mansfield's Orchestra, WMCA 4-H Club, WHAM "Let's Dance," WEAF WGY WLW, Hank Keene KOKA Rhythmic Serenade, WON. 45 m. 5 h. 10.30 -Saturday Revue, CBS- (WEEI, 50.37) (WFI.rs. 2 h.. so m.) Salt and Peanuts, WLW 6.15 P.M. EST; 5.1S CT Weather, WEEI WABC Noonday Varieties, WFLA Ray Delanorte'n Orchestra, WBZ Hal Keenp's Orchestra. WJZ WBZ, 3o m. Frederick William Wile. WABC WPG (KDKA at "Let's Dance," NBC -WFAF Pikeville College, WHAS Comedy Stars. WHAM 10.45) Dick Mansfield's Orchestra. WMCA Tommy Tucker's Orchestra, WHAM. 3o m. Current Events. WOR Behind the Law. KDKA Bob Fallon's Orchestra, WMCA, 3o m. 6.90 P.M. EST; 5.30 CT Possum (All programs are lured in Eastern Harold Turner. pianist, WGN Hunters, Uncle Dave Macon, Bronco Hollywood Inn. WNBX News, Peg la Centra. WEAF Busters. WSM, 3o m. Standard Time. Central Time is one Rhyming Reporter. news, WEEI Mel Emerson's Orchestra, WGAR, ;o m. hour earlier.) 12.15 P.M. EST; 11.15 A.M. CT News, Brevities. WGY Satnrday Revue. WABC WCAU WPG WIND Comedy Team. WEAF WEfa Bog Newhall. WLW 30 m. 7.16 A.M. EST; 6.15 CT The Vagabonds, WGY News. sports talk, WTAM Studio Party. WIIAS, 3o m. BETTY LOU GERSON is a young News. piano. organ, WJZ KDKA WSM Florence Richardson's Orchestra. WOR, so m. Des-rations, WLW Genia Ponariova, WJZ WHAM KDKA WBAL WSM V7GAR (WLW at 12.17) W FI.A Radio Scandals. WMCA, so m. Here's Elmer, WTAM actress who takes part in many of News, weather. WBZ boring Sisters. Charlie Agnew's Orchestra, News. WNBX River. weather reports. WLW Orientale. WABC WCAU WHAS NBC's dramatic production,. Evening Interlude. WHAM, 3o m. WON, ;o m. A.M. Eddie Doe.hy, WABC 7.30 EST; 6.30 CT Ensemble. WOR 11 P.M. EST; 10 CT WJZ Dan Baker. tenor. WGN Christmas Party, WHAS Xylophone, Martha Deane. WOR. 3o m. Armstrong, All American Boy. WBBM Dorsey Brothers Orchestra. WJZ WHAM, Texans. trio. WLW YMCA, 3o m. lack so 12.30 P.M. EST; 11.90 AM. CT Concerto, Cedar Bark Prefer/ed." WOR m. (W127 at ir.151 Paul and Bert, WSM Richardson's Orchestra. WNBX Weather. WBZ Musical Clock, WFLA. 30 m. Merry Madcap,, WEAF Film Reporter. WMCA 3 P.M. EST; 2 Delmore Brothers, Liners, Crook Organ Reveille. WABC, 3o in. "Goofs,- WEEI. 3o m. C- Dixie 6.45 P.M. EST; 5.45 CT Bros. Band. WSM. 30 m. 7.45 A.M. EST; 6.45 CT Farm Program. WGY. 3o m. "The First Christmas. WEAF WEEI WGY National Grange Pursuant, WJ7. W7. WHAM WFLA Sport Parade, WEAF WEEI WGY WLW Elder Michaux' Congregation, WABC WIND. Pollock and Iawnhurst, WEAF WTEf KDKA WI.W WSM WELA. I h. High and Low, WJZ WBZ KDKA Master Builder. WJZ KDKA WSM so m. Musical Program, WGY Abram Chasins, WABC WCAU WPG WHAS Buffalo Symphony Orchestra. WABC. WPG World in Review. WBZ Weather, news. Orchestra, WPG. 45 m. Jolly and Jane, Radio Special. W ELA Bill WJZ WRBM, 3o m. WHAS, r h. Gray Gordon's Orchestra, WHAS, 35 m. Jack Cooper Foy. \4'11AM Facts Concerning WOR Musical Revue, WOR. 30 m. Margaret Brainard, Jerry (news at Earl Hines Music. WBBM Bronco "Odd Furniture." 6.55). WABC Busters, WSM Betty Jayne, WMCA Symphony Ordmstra, WMCA r b., so m. WCAU Weather, Current Events. WOR Rhythm Jesters. WLW Woody and Willie. WHAS (news. 6.55) Voice of Romance- WMCA hfarkets. musk. WGN, 3o m. Smiling Twins, WNBX Wake Up and Snide, WCAU, r b. Bobby Bruce. WNBX Float Waves Trio, WOR Ted Weems' Orchestra, WON Musical Clock, WNBX 3.15 P.M. EST, =.16 CT Sagebrush Harmonizers, WMCA 11.15 P.M. EST; 10.15 CT 8 A.M. EST/ 7 CT 12.45 P.M. EST; 11.45 A.M. CT Platt and Ni_rman. piano dun. \VJZ WBZ. Mark Love. bass. WGN Bradley Kincaid, WEAF Concordia Singing Society WEAF KOKA 7 P.M. ESTA 6 CT Dance Tunes, KDKA, 30 m. (!OR Red Ranny. V.NBX Noy Weather. current events. WEEI The Scottish Minstrel. Van Gnrodinsky's Orchestra, WOR Three Rev. Walter Kitk. WEAF WTAM Nano Rodriquez' Musical Clock. WGY 3o m. Blue Chips, WMCA 9.90 P.M. EST; 2.90 CT Sports. WEEI Orchestra, WMCA Farm Bureau. WNBX Neal O'Hara, Dream Ship. WGN Devotions, WJZ WBZ KDKA WFLA Week End Revue, WEAE WEEI \VGY WSM, Variety Program. WGY. 3o m. Kindly Thoughts. ESTE WHAM 1 P.M. EST; 12 NOON CT r h. "Less Welt -Known tiers," talk. WLW, 45 in. 11.30 P M. 10.90 CT Organ. WSM Saturday Songsters, WJZ WB7. WFLA. 3o m. Three on A Mike, WSM Freddie Mertin's Orchestra. WJZ WBZ Chapel Singers. Dorsey Brothers. music, WEAF WTAM. WABC (25 m. from 8.05) Darce Orchestra, WOR, 3o m. Piano Recital. WJZ KDKA WFLA, 30 m. WHAM WGAR, 3o m. (KDKA at rr.a,l Devotions. 3,5 m. (WEEI from 1.101 (WGY.at 1.15) WIIAS. 30 m. Home Economics talk. WGN Ice ¡W'rrl from ;.toi (WGY at T. 15) Ed"atd MtcHugh, WBZ "The American Scene," Skating Sunset 8.15 A.M. EST; 7.15 CT Stocks, WrFI, WC'Y Rahhblen, WNBX Old Timers. WHAM. 30 m. Boston, WABC KMOX WBBM, s b. Don Hall Trio, WEAF WEE! \VLW WSM George Hall's Orchestra. WABC WPG. 30 3.45 P.M. EST; 2.45 CT Soconyland Sketches. "David Haium s Christ- (WHAS at 51.55) (WPC at 11.451 mas Girt." '('AB(: WCAU m. Sweeney Sisters. De Ford Bailey. WSM WFLA m. IWHAS, is m.l (WPG. Weather) Musicale, WGN. No m Witt. 3o William Meader. organ, WJZ WRZ WHAM Anthony Tr 4ri's Orchestra. W'OR, so m. Weather. Cross -roads, WHAS. 3o m. Will Osborne's Orchestra. WOR. 30 m. a P.M. ESTE 8 CT Stan Lomax. sports, WOR Blue Rhythm Band, WMCA, m. KDKA Ted Browns Orchestra. WMCA. Sn m. 30 Devotions. WSM "Out Barn. WEAF, 30 m. Capt. Al Williams, WMCA Wayne king's. Jan Garber's, Ted Weems Organ. W'GN Ithaca College Band, WJZ WBZ WHAM Early Birds, WNBX 1.11 WNBX Musical Favorites. WON Orchestras. WON. I n. Club. KOKA WFI.A, so m. 8.30 A.M. EST, 7.30 CT 1.15 P.M. EST; 12.15 CT Emery Deutsch's Orchestra. WABC WPG, 7.15 P.M. EST; 6.15 CT 11.45 P.M. EST; 10.45 CT Cheerio. WEAF WEEI WGY Georgia 3o m. (WHAS, 25 m. ; Livestock markets. Robert Lunn. Arthur Smith, WSM WLW WSM Wildcats WHAS (11.17) Jamboree, WPAP WTAM. 45 m. IWGY WFLA WTAM, 30 m. Sisters. During WGN 3.25) at 7.30) 12 MIDNIGHT EST; 11 P.M. CT Dnuvhnuts and Symphony Orchestra, WOR. 45 m. WLW at 7.45) IWFLA Coffee, WJZ WHAM After Dinner Revue, WEEI Enric Madriguera's Orchestra. WJZ WBZ, KDKA 1.30 P.M. ErT; 12.90 CT Chester Rollickers. WNBX 3(1 m. Weather. WRZ Jan Brunes. WEAF Radio Nature League. WBZ o's Ensemble. WEE( 4.15 P.M. EST; 9.15 CT International Sunday School Lesson, WSM Frank Skultety's Orchestra, WHAM, 30 m. Lyric Serenade. WABC, 30 m. WPLA. 3" m. (WGY, IS m.) No Berenice Taylor. soprano. WGN Quartet, WOR Far North Broadcast, KDKA, m. Organ. WPG, 30 m, Farm Forum, \VJZ KDKA WSM Binkley Bros., Gully Jumpers, Delmore Bros., Wildcats, WIIAS 4.30 P.M. EST: 3.80 CT Maximilian Bergere's music. WMCA 4-H Club. WM., 3o m. Ensemble, WON WSM, No m. 8.45 A.M. EST, 7.45 CT Jan Carlson's Orchestra, WHAM Handel's "Messiah," WEAF WEEI WGY, ; Dance Orchestra, WPG, No m. Landt Trio and Whine, WJZ WBZ WHAM Ticker Notes, WLW h. ; WFLA, No m_ 7.30 P.M. EST: 5.90 CT Dance Band, WHAS, No m. Eddie Duchin's Orchestra, WJZ WBZ KDKA Esther Velaa ensemble. WABC WPG WIIAS WHAM and Pat. WEE!, 30 in. Julie Wintx's Orrhestra, WOR, so m. m. Pic Bob Atcher, WHAS No m. KDKA, 3o Whistler and Dog. WGY Day's End, WMCA, 3o m. English Singea. WABC. WCAU Dog stories. WOR Theatre Club, WOR WPG WHAS Orchestra. KDKA. 30 m. WBBM, m. 9 A.M. EST, 8 CT Eddie Prior's Orchestra, WMCA so Henry King's music, WJZ WBZ WHAM Markets, Midday Service. WGN. 30 Blue Moments. WGN, o m. Program from Naples, WEAF WGY, 3o m. Asher and Little Jimmie. WSM Al McCullough. WNBX of the Cities," Breakfast Cluh, WJ7, \V'HZ WSM, 1 ti. 1.45 P.M. EST; 12.45 CT 0.71. Dr. E. E. Free. "Sounds 4.45 -EST; 9.45 CT WABC WHAS (KDKA. 3o m.) (WI-IAM WFLA at 9.x51 Southerners. WGY Santa Claus, WLW WOR, 3o m. Joe Emerson. hymns, WLW. 3o m. Words and Music. WJZ KDKA WHAM, "Science in Your Home," WOR Dance orchestra, Birthday Club. WFLA WSM WFLA, 3o m. (WBZ at z) Gypsy Orchestra, WMCA Calisthenics, WTAM Home Loan talk. dance tunes. WLW S P.M. EST; 4 CT Sports Reviewer. WON Cheer Up, WABC WCAU WIND. 45 in.; Dancing Class. WOR Sranleigh Malottc, WJZ WBZ WHAM KDKA 7.45 P.M. EST; 6.45 CT (WHAS. 15 m. and at 9.30) (WPG at Ragamuffins. WMCA WLW Collegians, WFLA, 30 m. 950) 2 P.M. EST; 1 CT Pickens Sisters, \VJZ WHAM WGAR ,toy Scouts program. WNBX Little Jade Little's Orchestra, WABC WPG Christian Srirrre Monitor Interview, WBZ Rex Battles Ensemble, WEAF WEEI WGY 8.15 A.M. EST; 8.15 CT WHAS WCAU WBBM, No m. Forty- Niners, WSM WLW Health talk, current events, WOR Lawyer and Public, John W. Davis. WABC Deane Moore. WE.E1 Dan Russo's Orchestra, WABC WPG Ted Massey. WNBX "Aperitif" WMCA, 30 m. \VCAIJ WIIAS WHAS. 30 m. A.M. EST; Organ, WON Strickland Gilliland, WMCA 9.30 8.90 CT School Choristers, WMCA WOR, No m. 5.'15 P.M. EST! 4.13 CT Ensemble. WON "Banioleers," WEAF WEE! WGY Ensémble, Jongleurs. WGN, r h., 3o m. Mail Bag, WLW Geraldine Fairar, WJZ WBZ WHAM KOKA 8 P.M. EST; 7 CT 2.15 P.M. EST; 1.15 CT WI.W Natal Pbncllo, WNBX Tim Healy, William Phelps. PHILCO Songfcllows, WJZ WB7. KDKA WSM WFLA Western Drama, WOR Sigmund Romherg. Lyon 9.46 A.M. EST: 8.45 CT "(lark the Herald Angels Sing. WEAF 2.90 P.M. EST; 1.90 CT Melody Moments, WGN, No m. , 668 Annette McCullough. songs. WEAF WGY WEEI WGY WLW WTAM, 1 h. WTAM Green Bros. Orchestra, WEAF WEEI WGY 5.30 P.M- EST; 4.90 CT Art in America. WJZ. WW/.. WHAM KDKA News. WEEI WFLA, so m. Our American -.pools, WEAF WEEI WGY WBAL, an m. (Grace Hayes. songs at Only Plough Boys. KDKA Don Pedro's Orchestra, WIZ \VBZ KDKA WSM WTAM. 50 m. x.to) Soprano, WLW (news. 9.55) Man of Manhattan. WABC WPG WHAS. "Christmas Secret," WJZ W'BZ (WHAM Minstrel Show, \ \'SM. 30 m. Eton Boys, WABC WPG WHAS 30 m. at 5.351 The Coruniits. \VELA. 50 m. Morning Concert, WNBX. ;o m. Roxg,y's Gan WABC: WCAU WIIAS WBBM $39.95 '10 A.M. EST; 9 CT WBT KMOX, 4s m. INlews. Johnny Marvin, songs, WEAP WGY Concert Orchestra. WPG, 30 m. WSM WFLA (WEEI, ro.os) Orean Recital, WOR Morin Sisters, WJZ WHAM KDKA 'limber's Fattening Diet Val Eury's Orchestra, VnlCA Cooking School, WBZ Professor T. V. Smith. U. of Chicago, WGN Guaranteed Suzanne Littleford, WLW 8.15 P.M. EST; 7.15 CT News. Mellow Moment, WABC WCAU Foreign Reception (WHAS, ro.o5) Armand Vecsey's Orchestra. \VOR Cox, \X'MCA, 3o News. Home Hour. WPG. I b. Father m. with this New 1935 Markets, river, police reports, WHAS STRANGE,' Glee Club, WGN 10.15 A.M. EST; 9.15 GT 8.80 P.M. ESTE 7.30 CT Morning Parade. WEAF WGY WTAM. Ròìq¡ George Olsen, Ethel Shutta, WJZ WHAM 45 m. (WEEI,' a5 m. and at to.s5) -3 KDKA WBAL WFLA, so m. W ATS000D) (WSM at To.30) (WFLA. To.50- to.45) 6T, ERA Orchestra, WBZ, io m. Edward MacHugh, WIZ WBZ WHAM ceeFlNy -1-14 E Freddie Rose, Delmore 30 m. PHILCO çFo R biros., WSM, Home Forum. KDKA WSM Ff3EsÑe,c(,s A N DE R, Kingie's Orchestra. WPG livestock,, WLW (GANDER.. Dance Orchestra. WOR. 30 tn. 1 Only PHILCO, builder of FIVE Carlton and Shaw, WABC WCAU WHAS Pnoóuqcs 10u 6147- TO )¡)C Kay Kyser's Orchestra. WON. 30 M. WBBM gE. MILLION radios, could offer Town Crier. WNBX CqNOf GOOD 8.45 P.M. EST: 7.45 CT 9iE.6 7 such a sensational value! Tune - 10.30 A.M. EST; 9.90 CT FOB 11-le Musical Revue, WABC WCAU WHAS Singing Strings, WIZ WB7. WHAM KDKA C.É*E'' GOOSE. J WBBM KMOX in London, Rome, Paris, Buenos Esther Ilammund, WLW o"J'J Tenor, WPC; Aires, etc. in addition to Amer- Let's Pretend, WABC WCAU WBBM, so m. \1gM ------Will Ryshanek's Orchestra, WMCA, so m. Public School program. WHAS. 30 m. e P.M. EST; 8 CT ican stations! Latest features. Dr. W. I. Sober, WNBX Beautiful hand -rubbed cabinet! A.M. EST; 9.45 CT Songs You Love, Ruse Hampton, WEAF 10.45 WEEI WGY WLW WTAM, 3o M. News. Originalities, WJZ WHAM KDKA t.namtee, Musicale, Highway Safety talk. WBZ Radio City Party, Marin WJ7. .News. W(BZ WHAM KDKA WGAR, 30 m. Nora Beck Thomann. soprano, WLW EASIEST TERMS Golden Thoughts. WFLA Possum Hunters. Uncle Dave Macon, Gully Daily Story, WNBX Jumpers, WSM, ;o in. Invitation Serenade, \VELA. 30 m. 11 A.N. EST, 10 CT Grete Srueckgold, 'Lover Conic i5ack to Alma Schirmer, WEAP WEEI Me," "Ave Maria," "Day Dreams," An- World Radio Galaxy of Stars, WGY WLW WTAM HIMBER, NBC orchestra leader, has been doing dre Kostelanen r'seebestra. WABC WCAU Grace and Eddie, WJZ WHAM KDKA WSM ItICHARDa lately. A a in WPG WIIAS W wHT KMOX, 30 m. WGAR bit of dieting month ago fan wrote and Housewarming. \VOR, 30 m. 82 SUMMER STREET Curley Joe. WRZ Cellist. WON ' asked him for the secret. So DICK sent her a copy of the diet Southerners. WFLA, 30 m. LIBerty 7751 George Johnson's Orchestra. WABC WCAU directions Last week came word from the fan that the diet was 9.15 P.M. EST; 8.15 CT m. WPG WHAS WBBM. 30 12 Louis K. Anspachct, WMCA Ludlow Program, WNBX, 30 m. great, only she had gained pounds by sticking to it. Earl Burtnell's Orchestra, WON Saturday, December 22, 1931 THE MICROPHON E Page Three New Year Promises Better Times For American Radio Industry All Business Queer Instruments Are Used Broadcasts Is Reported In Modern Jazz Orchestras from South On Upgrade One Band Leader Goofus Horn Is An Are Clear By GEORGE LILLEY By The aIICROPI!ONE'S Special Grows His Own Outstanding During the past few weeks, Washington Correspondent Invention while evening trans -Atlantic re- Better times face the radio in- Instruments ception on the short wave bands dustry as 1934 passes into history has been limited to the 49-meter ar- is shaken to punctuate a German, English and the New Year dawns. NOVELTY orchestral and Italian out- Optimism over the future is rangements are the rage rhumba. Gourds also are lets, the waves from Central and being exuded by leaders in virile these days, and as a conse- used in tango and rhumba, South American regions have infant art. quence musicians have been gourds which are scraped or stepped up w ith supplementing beaten rhythmically by claves, programs. Reports to government bureaus busy inventing Instruments small sticks. HJIABB, Barranquilla. Colom- indicate the doldrums have been to give an extra flare to bia; YV3RC, Caracas, Venezuela, passed; that business is on the up- comic or exotic numbers. JOHNNY GREEN invented and PRF5, Rio de Janeiro, remain grade in radio. It seems that GRACIE AL- one of the most convincing LEN isn't quite so dizzy as of musical sound effects. It the outstanding and most reliable President ROOSEVELT will give is his tuned champagne emanations from the southern greeting to the Na- she sounded on a recent pop- a Christmas which countries, but quite a few other when 4.30 broadcast when she said: per makes bass, alto tion over the radio at signals now are building up in "My brother invented a and soprano -like pops. He o'clock on Christmas eve he lights volume and quality until they violin, but you blow it like a invented it to make succulent the National Community Christ- may soon at least rival the three saxophone and it has a key- explosions during the "Corks mas tree in Lafayette Square favorites. board like a piano, but what and Bottles" theme of his across the street North of the TIEP, really makes it play it when "Night Club Suite," and the "La Voz del Tropico," at White House. San Jose, Costa Rica (6.71 megs.) you squeeze it like an ac- implement has since been Secretary of Commerce RoPI R is cordian, and pull it in and borrowed by other conductors one of the new stations gaining will participate in the ceremonies, much out like a trombone." to liven up such numbers as popularity among American which the two major broadcasting "Doesn't it have strings "Pop Goes My Heart." ether explorers. companies broadcast over a coast - JOHNNY GREEN, radio orchestra Fascinating like a banjo ?" demanded her JOHNNY also has in his native music from to -coast network. leader, who nicerrred an instru- the local cafes and fascin- partner. GEORGE. possession two voodoo drums. not so year was ment called u " champagne ating American dance from Created in this ageing "No, my brother didn't They were brought to JOHN- music Com- popper.'- the same the Federal Communications want to complicate it," re- NY by a friend who returned cafes make up TIEP's its Broadcast Divi- usual transmissions. mission, with torted GRACIE. from a visit to Haiti, and The volume lust begun to func- does MARK WARNOVt', on his is sion. It has Instruments are bring in- who also recorded the cere- generally very good and the has been laid - Forty- -Five Minutes in Hol- tion. Groundwork vented every day which are monial d r um beats and programs are clear. - in the Iyw-ood" scores. for far reaching decisions just as complicated as her chants. JOHNNY plans to The Costa Rican doesn't an- nounce immediate future. brother's new violin. There is an epidemic w rite an elaborate symphony any too much in English, but now Soon a report will be filed with Young JOE HAYMES in- among musicians to raid the around voodoo ceremonials. and then. as a rule on the Congress giving recommendations vented an instrument that in- five and ten cent store and hour. drifts t'n the call: that bitter issue of whether up toy instruments, Musicals engineers of the on spired WAYNE KING'S novel- buy instrument "This is TIEP. La Voz del non -profit organizations educa- trumpets, pianos and ukes, companies are Tropico, the long and short - ty number, "Goofus." And constantly developing and tional, religious and fraternal this contraption, which has for novelty effects. wave station at San Jose. groups shall be allotted a speci- putting on the market instru- Costa Rica, Central America." - an accordian -like quality in HOWARD NELSON HALL ments with new tone fic proportion of the broadcast- quality. And from not so many miles its twangy trumpeting. is (better known as ''Jo E There is ing channels. the octarimba, au ay comes wave known as the goofus horn. HORSE" ) in the Casa Loma which another this a Observers predicted the Com- is a combination ma- nest one that flashes The instrument looks as band. created a sensation on rimba- out from the would not recommend a xylophone -piano a n d mission goofy as it sounds. The a special arrangement for the city of Panama. in set- which, when played by one radical change the present "- by a toy The frequency is 49184 meters, mouthpiece is attached to two Caravan" playing person, sounds as it were up, but instead offer a compro- if 6.03 tnegacycles, and the broad- feet of rubber tubing which piano. He tuned up its tink- being played by two. mise course in which greater at- casting hours have been approxi- in turn is attached to a two - ling so that it would synchro- tention will be given to the re- There is a new accordian foot cylindrical brass horn nize with the band, and it mately 8 to 10.30 P. M. quirements of educational forces. which is played entirely like with 22 stops. took has become a permanent part The Panama broadcaster carries Regardless of the Commission's It Jot's a piano, and has a new range. first trumpet some three of their bandstand equip- both a Spanish and English an- recommendations the fight will be The recently developed char- months of patient practice to ment. nouncer. who "sing" the location renewed by the educators for leg- 0- sax looks like a toy clarinet learn to keep the strange ANDRE KOSTLLANETZ has "Panama, Republic of Panama!" islation by Congress. and has a soprano saxophone after blasts of the goofus horn discovered that a newspaper each selection. Although on In the Senate they will lay their tone quality. The tiple looks under control. laid across a piano's insides the air an hour later. Panama has case before Senator BURTON K. like a ukulele but has eight Nowadays, no first -class gives the effect of a harpsi- WHEELER (D) of Montana, for strings. (Continued on P : :er , ;) flutist goes to rehearsal with- chord, which husky vibrating he is to be chairman of the Senate out a "sweet potato" in comes in handy when Interstate Commerce Committee, his playing pocket. The "sweet potato" an old- fashioned piece like which has jurisdiction over radio CBS Issues A Yearly or ocarina is made legislat ion. of clay. "Crinoline Days." It sounds rather a LEON BELASCÓs drummer WHEELER will succeed Senator like flute. but has a more warm or exo- planted some maracca seeds Manual for CLARENCE C. DILL (D) if Wash- Teachers tic quality. in a flower pot and now ington, as chairman. Diu. was The Columbia Broadcasting System, on behalf of the American School ANDRE KOSTELANUTZ. on boasts of grossing his own a candidate for re- election. of the Air, has just published the 1934 -19i5 edition of its Teachers not his program Monday, Wed- instruments. The maracca is Shortly after the New Year Manual and Classroom Guide as an aid in augmenting broadcast in- nesday and Friday at 9 P.M.. the large seed pod of a Cu- dawns there probably will he a struction. - over CBS, writes in ocarina ban plant. and when it is new member of the Broadcast The manual, issued for the sixth Each year, Columbia receives solos for special effects. So dried the seeds rattle when it Division of the FCC. Rep. AN- successive year, directs reference requests for approximately 50,000 w in NING S. PRALL (D) of New York, ork and active participation t copies of its 'teachers Manual and is slated to succeed HAMPTON GARY. the subjects treated during the Guide, which lists the year's pro- A high spot in the I9'4 record A Fitting Song School of the Air programs on the grams in advance, gives sugges- of radio was the steady drum -fire nationwide CBS network. tions for their use in the school of Senator SCHALL (D) of Min- The Teachers Manual is com- room, and is distributed free to nesota, against claimed efforts of piled by HELEN JACOBSON. broad- all educators requesting it. casting director of the American "New Dealers" to establish a gov- 'l'he manuals, w hich often con - ernmental radio system similar to School of the Air. list of more than a hundred pages, The contents include synopses the government - controlled sta- arc intended primarily fer free tions in Germany, Soviet Russia of each day's radio projection, distribution to teachers only. and Italy. footnooted with music references and visual a:J5, such as lantern Repeated assertions by Presi- TRAVEL for "UNCLE SAM" dent RoosEVELr and other high slides. paintings and illustrated administration officials that noth- books; helpful publications. news ing of the kind was contemplated bulletins, motion pictures and to- failed to still the barrage from cational guidance bibliography. SCHALL and other champions of Consulting the daily schedule of free speech over the radio. the American School of the Air, , _...... The Federal 'l'rade Commission teachers may turn to the manual ../", injected itself into the radio situ- for choice of broadcasts heard START Railway Postal ation several times during 193.1. over the WABS- Columbia net- Clerks $158.00 when it conducted drives against work from 2.30 to 3 P. M.. EST, ! FRANKLIN INS'IIIUTR Month Dept. fradulent advertising over the including Monday, History; Tues- M252. Rochester. N.Y. Many Wintetg itc Rmh w,thont rha rite a ether. The result of the drives FRANK PARKER always sings when he is getting fitted for day, Literature; Wednesday. Geog- government r; i ,_ rap. M.ni deceit". is getting raphy; Thursday, Music. and Fri- examinationso ing C. '. (.,, err.ment ,k,. was that radio advertisers were suit of clothes in order to kill the monotony. He expected Send Ira or (.'seen: :.err..Otis. Mad as as any suspicious that his tailor likes music, however. Because he fiad day, Vocational Guidance and cur- Amr .__._ found to be truthful Coupon ...... other advertisers. to have four fittings for the last suit he had made. rent international events. today n,' ;rc"...... _...... _ Page Four THE MICROPHONE Saturday, December 22, 1934 Sunday, December 23 Walt Disney over NBC -WEAF at 10 P.M. : w.a,..,nw,,,.,.,,,,,,,..,,1e,..,,,,,,,,m,,,,,M,,, 1 12.45 P.M. ESTE 11.45 A.M. CT Sentinel 8 P.M. EST, 7 CT 10.30 P.M. EST; 9.30 CT Highlights Broadcast from Montserrat. Spain, WABC Opera Guild, "Hansel and Gretel," Queena Jane Froman, Frank Black's Orchestra. WEAF WCAU WPG WHAS KMOX WBBM Marin, Editha Fleischer, Deems Taylor. WEEI \XGY WLW WFLA, 30 in. A.11f. Pauline Alpert, pianist, WOR Wilfred Pelletier's Orchestra, WEAF WGY An American Fireside. Otis Skinner: "What

WLW WSM WFLA, z h. I of the Theatre 1 P.M. EST; 12 NOON CT ?" WJZ WBZ WHAM Concert, Ruby Newman, Del Castillo. vocal KDKA. 30 tri. - 8.45 -Children's Choir from Dale Carnegie, "Little Known Facts About sextet. WEEL I h. Mel Emerson's Orcnestra. WGAR, 30 m. Germany, NBC -WJZ Well Known People." Leonard Joy's Or- ..Symphony Concert. louis Ilasselmans, con- William A. Brady, WABC WCAU WPG chestra, WFAF WEEI WGY, 3o m. ductor, Lily Pons, guest. Bell Song horn Charlie Kern's Singer's WHAS P.M. Church of the Air, WABC WPG, 30 m. "Lkme," Delibes: Mad Scene from "Lu- Operatic Miniatures, WOR, 30 or. The Messiah. WHAS, 30 m. cia," Dunizctti, WJZ WBZ WHAM KDKA Arthur Sears Henning. WGN On Wings of Melody. WOR 12.45- Broadcast from Mont- WGAR, r h. Comma, WGN. 45 m. Victor 10.45 P.M. ESTI 9.45 CT serrat, Spain. CBS -WABC Detroit Symphony Orchestra, Kolar 1.15 P.M. EST; 12.15 CT conducting, Richard Bone li, baritone, Voire of Friendship. WHAS 2.30 -R a d i n Theatre, "The WABC WHAS KMOX WBBM, r h. Russell Brown's Ensemble. KMOX Harry Hershtirld. \MCA Jean Goldkette's Orchestra. WOR, 30 m. Hockey, Les Goose Hangs High," Walter String Quartet, WOR, 45 m. Chicago Btackhawks vs. Cana- Connolly, NBC -WJZ New York Civic Symphony Orchestra. diens, WGN. 45 m. 1.30 P.M. EST; 12.90 CT WMCA, t h. 3.00 -New York Philharmonic Ensemble. WGN 11 P.M. EST; 10 CT Mary Small, Gristle Goluboff, violinist, Will- Musical Program. \VIXAI. Symphony Orchestra, Bruno ram Wages' Orchestra, WEAF WEEI K -7 Spy Story, WEAF WEE! WGY WFLA, m. Walt er , conductor, CBS- \VGY. 3o In, 8.15 P.M. EST, 7.16 CT 30 WABC National Youth Conference, WJZ WBZ Dance runes. WGN Roxanne Wallace. Al, Lee Reiser: news, KDKA WSM, 30 m. Book Review. \v IXAL WJZ WHAM KOKA 4.00 -Adventures of Sherlock Rochester Catholic Hour. WHAM, 30 m. Weather, news, musicale, WBZ, 1 h. Orchestre. WLW, 30 m. a.a0 P.M. EST, 7.30 CT News, drama, WLW, 3o m. Holmes, NBC -WJZ Ted Rollins' Orchestra, WGAR Lrttic Jack Lane. WABC WCAU WHAS Jack Denny's Orchestra. WOR, 30 m. Rev. Charles E. Coughlin, KMOX WBBM Bridge Talk. WGN Little Jack Little's Orchestra, WABC WCA(J QG Instrumental Tm,. WPG Musical Program, WIXAI. WBBM, 30 m.: WHAS KMOX. IS m. Weather, Steel Pier Orchestra, WPG, m. Amateur Revue, WMCA. 3o m. 8.45 P.M. EST; 7.45 CT 30 7.00 -Jack Benny, Mary Living- 1.46 P.M. EST; 12.45 CT Weather, Current Events, trio, WOR, 45 m. stone, NBC -WJZ Fur Trappers, WCAU Voice of Romance, WMCA Myrtle Swindle. WFLA Concert Orchestra, WGN, 45 m, 8.00 -Dct t, St Symphony Pat Kennedy. tenor. Art Kassel's Orchestra. "Landscape Architects," WIXAL 11.15 P.M. EST; 10.15 CT Or- WABC WCAU WHAS chestra, Victor Kolar, con- KMOX WBBM 9 P.M. EST, e CT Jesse Crawford. orean, WJZ I Wandering Poet. W-PCi Organ, WHAM. 45 m. ductor, Richard Bonelli, bari- Whistler and Dog, WGN Rachel Carlu, Jerome Mann, Andy Sanella's music. male Missionary prneram, KDKA. 4s m. tone, trio, WEAP WGY. 30 m. Del Coon's Orchestra. Dream Doctor, Peter CBS -WABC 2 P.M. EST; 1 CT Nine u'Clock Revue, WEEI, 30 m. WHAS, 45 m. Road to Romany, WEAF WEEI WGY WSM. Charles Prev n's Ricciardi. Symphony Orchestra, lily Orchestra, Olga Albani, so- Arturo Valentino 's Orchestra, WMCA Pons, NBC -WJZ 30 prano, WJZ. WBZ WHAM KDKA WBAL Anthony Frame, poet, WJZ WBZ KDKA WEW WSM WFLA WGAR, 3o m. 11.80 P.M. EST: 10.80 CT Down Melody Lane, WI-JAM, 30 m. "Hansel and Gretel," NBC - Alexander Woolicott, WABC WIIAS KMOX Broadcast to Mark "Bugs" Ut. Tarshi.h, \Vr.\V, 3o m. Byrd. Bellinger, WEAF MARY STEELE, currtral;o, tì a mem- WBBM, 3o m. Hier. "Relieve.lt -Or -Not" Ripley. Joe Pen- Weather. Wright and Jones. WFLA "Housewarming," WOR. 50 m. 10.00 Lazy Dan. WABC WHAS WCAU ber of the ner, Hal Kemp's Orchestra, WEAF WEEI -Walt Disney, "Mickey KMOX "Sentintl,r' troupe "English Cnronets. WMCA. 30 m. WGY WFLA, 30 m. WBBM. ;o m. Musical program, W'IXAI. Mouse,' NBC -WEAF which broadcasts over the NBC- Joseph Chnniarskys Orchestra. WJZ WGAR, Or1:an. w'lG. 30 M. 9.15 P.M. EST: .m.1.,,,,,,..,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.w1,.w.,,,, .,..,..1..,..,, "Lamplighter." WOK. 30 m. 8.15 CT 30 M. ...,...h.. WEAF network Sundays at 5 m. Mark Love. bass. WGN Around the Console, WPG Ray Williami Orchestra, WLW, 30 Engineers' Forum. Lein Be'asio's Orchestra. WABC WCAU (All programs are listed in Eastern Greenwich Sinfonietta, WMCA, 30 P. M. WIXAL 2.15 P.M. CT 9 30 P.M. EST; 8.30 CT WPG WBBM, 3o m. (KMOX from 31.45) Standard Time. Central Time is one EST, 1.15 Blue Rhythm Rand. WMCA Hob Becker, Dog Chats. WJZ WBZ KDKA Album of Familiar Music, Ohman and Arden. Wayne King's. Jan Garbees, Ted Weems' hour earlier.) Tea Time Melodies, WHAM Frank Munn. Virginia WGAR Rea. Haenschen's Orchestra, WON. I h. Garden Those Three Girls. KDKA Concert Orchesua, WEAF WEEI of Melody. WFLA Male Quartet, WGY B A.M. EST; 7 CT Ensemble, WGN, 45 m. WLW WSM WFLA, ;o m. 11.45 P.M. EST; 10.45 CT "Music By Gershwin," "Cuban Overture." Walter Bradley.-- Crtaid, songs, WEAF 2.50 P.M. EST, Winchell, WJZ WBZ WHAM Eddie, Ducirin's Orchestra, WOR WFLA 1.30 CT WABC WHAS KMOX WBBM, so m. KDKA WLW WGAR Tune Pictures, WJZ WBZ W I.W. 28 m. Gene Arnold's Commodores, WEAP WEEI Alex Bertha's Orchestra. WP(;. m. Organ Reveille, 30 Will Rogers, Oscar Bradley's Orchestra. 12 MIDNIGHT EST; 11 P.M. CT WABC (25 M. from 8,051 WGY. 30 in. Bernard Lesituw's Orchestra, WOR, 3o m, WABC WCAU WHAS. 30 m. News, Will Osborne's Orchestra. WEAP 8.15 A.M. Radin Theatre, Radio Party. WMC:A, 30 EST; 7.15 CT The Goose Hangs High," m. Edgewater Beach Or:hestra, WBBM, 30 m. WGY WFLA, 30 m. Walter Connelly, Dance tunes, Melody Hour, WEAF WFLA. 43 m. WJZ WBZ WHAM WGN Concert Orchestra. WPG. 30 m. Felix' Orchestra, WJZ W'BZ KDKA \X'1.00, KDKA WBAL WLW. z b. Choir Invisible, WOR. an m. 30 m. 8.30 A.M. EST; 7.30 CT Poem and Song, WSM 8.15 P.M. EST; 5.15 CT Carols of All Nations. WMCA, 30 m. Al Kavelin's Orchestra. WABC WCAU WPG Organ, WJZ Dramatizations, WGAR. I h. Jolly Coburn's Orchestra. WJZ WBZ Weather, WBZ WHAM Sunday Evening Club, WGN, 30 m. WBBM KMOX Ilammerstein's Music Hall, WABC WCAU KDKA WBAL WGAR Dance Orchestra, WHAS, 30 m. Choir, WHAM WHAS KMOX WBBM, 30 m. 9.45 P.M. EST: 8.45 CT Church Rene and his violin, WLW Florence Richardson's Orchestras, WOR. Forum. WLW. 30 m. Ministerial Union Program. WPG. 30 m. Tenor, WGN Armand Girard, bass. WJZ WBZ WHAM Lyric Serenade, WABC WPG KDKA 30 m. Three Little Punsters, WMCA, 30 m. Day's End. WMCA. 30 m. 8.45 A.M. EST; Henri Deering, pianist, WOR, ;o m. 6.30 P.M. EST; 6.90 CT Unbroken Melodies. WLW 7.45 CT EST, 9 CT 12.15 A.M. EST; 11.16 P.M. CT Broadcast from Germany, 2.45 P.M. EST; 1.45 CT Frank Simon's Band. Bennett Chapple, 10 P.M. Schwaamerer Chil- Henry Busses music. WABC WPG WBBM dren's Chou, WJZ WB7. WHAM Organ, WSM WEAF WGY WLW, 30 m. Hall of Fame, Walt Disney. WFAP WEEI Spotlight WABC Frank Benn's Orchestra. WFLA Salute, WEEI \VGY WLW, so m. 12.30 A.M. EST; 11.80 P.M. CT Pianist. WPG Grand Hotel. "You. My Wife," Anne Sey- (-'Heure Exquise, WJZ WBZ_ WFLA. 30 m. 3 P.M. ESTE 2 CT Don Pedro', Orchestra. WEAF WC?. 30 m. Aviation weather, WHAS (8.59) mour. WJZ WBZ WHAM KDKA WBAL (WHAM. 15 m.) Dramatic Sketch, WEAP WEEI WGY WSM, WGAR, ;o m. YMCA Program. KDKA, 30 m. Stan Myer's music. WJZ WBZ KDKA 30 m. 9 A.M. EST; 8 CT Sacred Quartet. WSM. 30 m. Christmas Party. WSM, 3 h. WFLA. 30 m. Tampa University program, L.ncas' music, W'LW, 30 m. Balladeers, WEAF WGY WSM WFLA, 30 m. Heart Strings. WFT A, 30 m. Wayne King's Orchestra, WABC, WCAU Clyde WFLA New York Philharmonic Symphony Orches- Frank Dailey's music. WABC WPG WHAS Coast to Coast on a Bus, WJZ WBZ Smitir Ed McConnell, WABC WCAU WHAS WHAS KMOX WBBM, 30 m. KDKA tra, Bruno Walter, conducting. excerpts Marie WPG W ßßót KMOX. 30 m. WLW WGAR, 1 b. KMOX WHAM Kuaffman, soprano. (WHAM at 9.30) horn "The Julie 3o Daddy Puck, WHAM, Flying Dutchman." by Wagner; Gospel Singers WPG Spanish Revue. WOK. 30 nt. Wint Orchestra, WOR m. 3u w. final scene of Ted Brown's Orchestra, WMCA, 30 m. Sunday Morning at Aunt Act Ill of "Die Walkure," Forum Hour. 'OR, Sr. m. Hockey Game. N. Y. Americans vs. Detroit, Susan's, WABC soloists, Gertrude Koppel, Friedrich Kay Kyser's, Chard Agnew's munir, WGN, WCAU WPC; WHAS, t h, Schorr. Joe Buck's Orchestra, WMCA WIP, 30 m. WMCA, 45 m. Bible Study. KMOX Emanuel list, WABC WCAU WHAS Wayne Kung's Jan Garber's music. WGN, Tomorrow's Triban,. WGN 30 m. KMOX WBBM, a h. (WPG at 4.30) 10.15 P.M. EST, CT 9.10 A.M. EST; 8.15 CT Gospel Message in Song, WPC. 9.15 I A.M. EST; 12 MIDNIGHT CT Renaissance Quartet, WEAF WGY WSM Current Events. WOR 6.45 P.M. EST; 5.45 CT County Medical Society, WHAM Marko's Carioca Orchestra. WLW, 30 m. Hawaiian Dreams, WPG Joe WFLA Cathedral of the Underworld. WMCA. I h. Flufferettts, WEEI Buck's Orchestra, WMCA, 3o m. Tenor. WGN. 30 m. Concert Orchestra, WGN (io.to- 10.30) Midnight Flyer's, WGN" 9.30 A.M. EST; 8.30 CT Voice of Experience, WABC WCAU WHAS 3.15 P.M. EST; 2.15 CT Norwegian Christmas, WEAF WEEI WGY WBBM mwwwwimm^iolrlillr,r.r.nrumlmrllslliimwilwuuuwtwnllmwmmlllwmmllmmaurllllcr,wumualmwwwiluumlwwwulrluu!iwmw!Ir WSM WFLA. So m. the Amateurs. WOR, 30 m. The Gruhlcrs. WPG 3.30 P.M. 10 A.M. ESTE 9 CT EST; 2.80 CT 7 P.M. EST; 6 CT Dr. S. Parkes Cadman, WEAF WGY WSM Don Mario. tenor, Harry Jackson's Orches- Station Directory WFLA. 30 m. tra, WEAF WEEI WCY WLW, 30 m. Martha Mears, runtraltu, WEAF Merry- GoRound, WEEI, Church Service. WEEI, 30 m. Vespers, Dr. Harry Emerson Fosdick, WJZ 30 m. hStation Chain K.C. Suuthernaires, WBZ WHAM WSM WFLA WGAR, 30 m. Musical program. WGY Watts Location WJZ \VB7, KDKA WHAM .,,,,e . ,,,. ,,,,, Imo lirrmnommo.....,4 WBAL WLW WGAR. 3o m. Vespers. Shadyside Church. KDKA, 30 m. 'Jack Benny. Frank Parker. Mary Livingstone. WJZ CFRB CBS 690 10,000 Toronto. Church of the Au, WABC WPG WHAS Pianist basso. CC'GN. 1 h. Don Bestot's Orchestra. WBZ Oot. WHAM WFLA. 3o CKAC CBS 730 5.000 Moorreal, KMOX, 30 m. 3.45 P.M. EST; KOKA WSM m. P. Q. 2.45 CT California Melodies. WABC WPG WBBM KDKA NBC 980 50,000 Pittsburgh, Pa. 10.30 A.M. EST; 9.30 CT Golden Songbirds. WOR KMOX, 30 m. KM04 CBS 1090 50.000 St. Louis, Mo. Breen and de Rose, Bub Emery, WEAF 4 P.M. EST; 3 CT Weather revue. WHAS. 30 m. KSD NBC 550 500 St. Louis, Mo. WEEI WGY KYW NBC 1020 10.000 Philadelphia, De Wolf Hopper, Kansas City Philharmonic Jewish Program, WMCA Pa. Musicals, WJZ WBZ WHAM KDKA numbers, WEAF Dance orchestra, WOR CBS & YN 1410 500 Boston WI.W WFLA, WEEI WGY \VSM WABC ,CBS Key 860 50.000 New 30 m. (WSM, 15 m.) WFLA, 3o m. York. N. Y. News, Patterns WBAL NBC 1060 10,000 Baltimore, Md. in Haunony, WABC WPG Sherlock Holmes' Adventures, 7.15 P.M. EST; 6.15 CT News, Sunday Jail service, WHAS, 30 m. WJZ WBZ WBBM CBS 770 25.000 Chicago. Ill. KDKA WBAL WGAR, 3o m. John B. Kennedy. WLAF 920 10.45 A.M. EST, CT Rev. Charles Wß50 500 Wellesley Hi1L, Maas. 9.45 E. Coughlin, WOR WLW, I h. Miners Quartet. WGY CBS "The Messiah," WBT 1060 50,000 Charlotte, N. C. Mexican Typica Orchestra. WEAF WC?, WMCA WIP. i h. Comedy Stars nt 11111h-wood. WOR W87. NBC 990 50.000 Boston 30 m. (news at III (WFEI. 15 m.) 4.15 P.M. EST; 3.15 CT Soiree Musicale. WMCA, 30 m. = WCAU CBS & DIX 1170 50,000 Philadelphia, Pa. Between the Bookends. WABC WPG Organ. WHAM WCCO CBS 810 50.000 Minneapolis, Mim. Baptist Church Service. WSM, 45 m. 7.30 P.M. EST; 6.30 CT WCSC 4.30 P.M. EST; 3.30 CT 1360 500 Charleston, S. C. 11 A.M. EST; 10 CT King's Guard, malt quartet, WEAF WGY WCSH NBC &NEN 940 1.000 Portland, Me. Harry Reser's Orchestra, Ray Heathcrton, WDRC CBS & YN 1330 1,000 Hartford, Conn. Old South Church. WEEI, 1 h.. )5 m. Garden talk, WEEI Peg La Centra. WEAF WEEI WGY WFLA WEAP NBC Key 660 50,000 New York, News. Nathan Stewart, songs, WJZ WBZ Morton Joe Penner, Harriet Hilliard. Ozzie Nelson's N. Y. WFLA Downey, Ray Sinatra's Orchestra, Orchestra. WJZ WBZ WHAM KDKA WAN CBS & YN 780 500 Providence, R. I. WJZ WBZ WHAM KDKA WBAL, WEEE! NBC & NEN 590 1.000 Church Service, WHAM, t h., 3o m. 30 M. WLW WSM WFLA WGAR. 30 in. Boston Studio Program, WSM. 30 m. WENR NBC 870 50.000 Church Service, KDKA. t h. Chicago Knights, WABC WCAU, 30 m. Chicago, III. Orchestra, WGN, 30 m. WFEA CBS & 1.000 Cache Tabernacle Choir, WLW, 30 m. Organ. WHAS YN 1340 Manchester, N. H. 4.45 P.M. WFLA NBC 620 2,500 Clearwater, Fla. Children s Hour, WABC. 1 h. EST; 3.45 CT Concert, WPG, 3o n5. WGAR NBC 1450 Cleveland String Quartet, WBBM, 30 m. Drama, Arthur Bizentinc Singers, WOR. 30 m. 500 Cleveland Ohio Allen, Parker Fennelly, WGN QG 720 Ensemble, WPG, 3o m. WEAF Bob Becker. dog chat. WGN 50.000 Chicago, Ill. WEEI WGY WGR 1.000 Church Service, 30 N. F. Conservatory of Music, WIXAL 550 Buffalo. N. Y. WHAS, m. Lovcjyrics, WFLA WGST CBS (News, 7.40) 890 500 Atlanta, Ga. 11.15 A.M. EST; 10.15 CT 5 P.M. EST; 4 CT WGY NBC 790 50.000 Schenectady, N. Y. Violin, Rudolph Buchan. WEAF WGY Josef Koestner's Orchestra. Mme. Ernestine 7.45 P.M. EST; 6.45 CT WHAM NBC 1150 50,000 Rochester, N. Y. Roger B. Whitman. WJZ WBZ WPLA Schumann.Heink, WEAF WEEI WGY WHAS CBS & DIX 820 50.000 Louisville, Ky. 11.30 A.M. EST; 10.30 CT WSM. 30 m. Wendell Hall, songs, WEAF WGY WHOM ABS 830 1.000 Boston "Roses and Drums," "Loyal Lady," WJZ Three Little Funsters, WMCA WIIEIS 740 250 Portsmouth, N. H. Major Bowes' Family, WEAF WFLA, I b. Book Review, WGN WHK CBS 1390 1,000 Cleveland, WSM, m.) WBZ WHAM KDKA WLW WGAR, Ohio (WGY 30 io m. "Stained Glass Windows." WIXAL WICC CBS & YN 600 500 Bridgeport. Corn. Samovar Serenade, WJZ WLW, 30 m. WIP ABS (WBZ, "Open House," Alice O'Connell, Russell Goh. 610 500 Philadelphia, Pa. 15 m.) WJAR NBC & NEN 890 500 Providence, R. I. Salt Lake City tabernacle, \VBIIM WHAS ring. WABC WHAS KMOX WBBM, 3o m. Rodney Fitzsimmons, songs, WPG WJR NBC 750 10,000 Dcrroir, Mich. WPG, 1 h. (WHAS. weather, 12.28) WJSV 1460 10,000 Gus Steck's Orchestra, WOR - VERY subscriber to or Washington, D. C. Christian Science Church. KMOX, 1 h. Young People's Church of W]2 NBC K 760 50.000 New York, N. Y. the Air, WMCA, CBS 11.45 A.M. EST; 10.45 CT I h. other purchaser of WLBZ & YN 620 500 Bangor, Me. Weather, WBZ Pianist, tenor- \VGN, 45 WLLH YN 1370 100 Lowell, Mau. in. WI. W NBC NOON EST; The MICROPHONE & QG 700 500.000 Cincinnati. Ohio 12 11 A.M. CT 5.15 P.M. EST; 4.15 CT WMAQ NCB 670 50.000 Chicaan, Ill. Pianist, WGY Anita Metzger, readings. WPG is entitled to share its bene- WMAS ' CBS & YN 1420 '100 Springfield. Mass. Musical Comedy, WJZ WBZ KDKA WLW, Mirth Parade, WOR WMCA ABS Key 870 500 New York, N. Y. 30 m. 5.30 P.M. fits with a friend. Write to WMEX ABS 1500 100 Boston Church Service, WSM. I b. EST, 4.30 CT WNAC CBS & YN 1230 1,000 Boston In Old Bohemia. WGAR, 30 m. Tony Wons, Gina Vanna. Ulderico Mar- Circulation Manager, WNRH YNN 1310 100 New Bedford, Mass. Salt Lake City 'tabernacle, WABC, 3o m. cdlib music, WEAF WEEI WGY, 30 m. W NBX 1260 1,000 Springfield Vt. Bass. organ. quartet. WGN, 30 in. Paulist Choristers, WJZ WBZ WHAM KDKA The MICROPHONE, WOAI NBC 1190 50,000 San Antonio, Texas Unde Don's Comics, WOR, in m, 3o m.; WPI.A, r5 m. WQAM CBS 560 1.000 Miami. Fla. Ed No. 34 Court WOR QG 12.15 P.M. ESTe 11.15 A.M. CT Smilin' McConnell. WLW WSM. 30 Square. 710 5.000 Newark, N. 1. m. (WOR, 15 m.) WORC CBS & YN 1260 500 Worcester, Morey Pearl's music. WEE! Mass. Frank' Cruiait, Julia Sanderson, Three Ras- Boston, Massachusetts. WPG CBS 1100 5,000 Atlantic City, N. J. Musical program. WGY rals, WABC WCAU ABS 630 250 Helping WHAS KMOX, Providence. R. I. to Happiness. WMCA 30 m. giving the names and ad WSBO NBC 740 50.000 Atlanta. Ga. 12.30 P.M. EST; 11.30 A.M. CT Musical Moods. WBBM. 30 m. WSM NR C 650 50,000 Nashville, Tem. dresses of those you'd like WSMB NBC University of Chicago Round Taule discus- Jubilee Singers, WPG 1320 500 New Orleans. La. WTAG NBC & NEN 580 500 Worcester, Mass. sion, WEAF WEEI WGY, so m. 5.45 P.M. EST; 4.45 CT to become familiar with WTAM NBC Radio City Music Hall, WIZ. WBZ WHAM 1070 50.000 Cleveland, Ohio Birthday Club. WFLA WTAR CBS 780 500 Norfolk, Va. KDKA WLW, r h. (WSM WGAR at t) The MICROPHONE. A Sam- (WFLA at rz.45) Beth Evans. soprano, WPG WTIC NBC & NEN 1040 50,000 Hartford, Com. Jimmy Allen's WWNC NBC 570 Master's Music Room. WGAR. 30 m. Air Adventures. WOR 1.000 Asheville, N. C. "That plc copy will be cent WXV7, ABS 7740 ; pan _Detroit- Romany Trail. WABC WCAU WPG WHAS Reminds Me," WGN & QG Mich. KMOX WBBM 6 P. M. EST; 5 CT WIXAL 6010 5,000 Boston promptly to each name CHAINS: NBC, Sugar Cane. songs, WOR Catholic Hour. Mediaevelists Choir, WEAF National Broadra1,r.g Company; CBS, Columbia Bredcarina Christmas Patty, Gov. Alfred SyJrrm ; YN, Yankee Network; DIX, Dixie Network; ABS, Americas Broadtail. E. Smith, WEE! WGY WSM WFLA, 3o m. given, without obligation. ins Mayor La Guardia, WMCA, i h. "Cherry Tree Carol," WJZ WGAR Sy.'tem; NEN, New England Network; QG. Quality Groep. Symphonic Music. WGN, 30 tn. Weather, WBZ 11 11, 1,,,,,,.,,.,,,,,,,,o,. -,,IwwllllaPll'II'lllfllllll'illllllllllllil'C 11111.1..1.1.1I I,I JI'Ip'l':18i111111'III{II!I!!!!4111ilwlillillpLllldl!ill`Plllllllllllpll`IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII'IIIIIIUiIYI i I i' I I I. Saturday, December 22, 1934 THE MICROPHONE Page Five

Mf INImNNIIIL'IIIIIIiIIIIIIIL',IIII' !IIIIININIIIIOI11tM11111 0INIINNNNINN NNINNIICINIIIINIIIIli9 \Nq - Radio Lane 1 ° RADIO !^ StudiOSity IlNalurlr,rl ll, Q' By ái,IT IfCIIGII'ItllEIP111llltill!uu Jimmy J. Leonardll:l, y,F By Les Troy NINIIIINIIIVINIUmuNNNINNINR. is a 11-10 nation of "clubby" people. Ra- E AMERICA CR FRIDAY is notable for two reasons. The- has these clubs. NEXT' dio contributed to Hero VOLUME Ill Saturday, December 22, 1934 NUMBER 51 first that comes to one's mind is, naturally, worshippers have chosen sides, united, and set up that it is the Friday before Christmas. And I must their banner for good old BING CROSBY, or KATE Publi,her, JOHN K. GOWEN, Jr. Business Manager, PHILIP N. HoisoN say that I can't blame any one for that. SMITH, Or SHIRLEY HOWARD. Editor, G. CARLETON PEARL Managing Editor, MORRIS HASTINGS Friday is also the birthday of "Studiosity," LES. These club members meet through radio col- A weekly newspaper, The MICROPHONE: is published every Saturday To and his co- partner. ALOYSIUS GLUPFY. umns, through correspondence, or through the at Boston, Massachusetts, by The MICROPHONE, Inc. Through the combined efforts of the latter two, stars themselves. the former would reach, in Entered as second class matter August r 1, r933, at the post office at book form, the stupen- The radio stars help their clubs in their own in- dous total 64,400 words. Boston, Massachusetts, under the Act of March 3, 1879. of Please do not ask dividual man- how I arrive The MICROPHONE will not be responsible for unsolicited manuscripts ner. at such an ex- unless they are accompanied by return postage. They recog- act Figure. nize the value Subscription for six months, $i ; for one year, $1.50, postpaid. Single Someone else of publicity, copies, five cents each. always keeps and dub mem- Advertising rates an application to the Business Manager. what little bers receive au- Offices, No. 34 Court Square, Boston, Massachusetts. score I make tographs, pic- Telephones (connecting all departments) LAFayette 2860 and 2861. at bridge. tures and gen Last year eral data.about I strenuously the stars' wel- steered away fare, as regu- A Christmas Gift from things larly as weather Yuletide. reports. WHIS IS the season of the year when almost everyone (Yes, I look- The club ed it up in . gives and receives. Shop windows, newspaper and m e m b ers are magazine advertisements are rich with suggestions as to the files.) loyal to their And this year 'chosen star. It how one may spend one's funds to bring pleasure to I suppose that -a scathing line others -and, quite incidentally, profit to merchants. I must make is written by The MICROPHONE has its own suggestion to offer: amends. S o, some column- To all except those hopelessly deaf, radio is the greatest Merry Christ- ist, he is taken gift, because the pleasure it gives and the usefulness it af- mas, every- into camp by one! There. the club mein- fords are not confined to one day in the year, or to special Now until -hers. occasions. ,Every waking hour the radio means something five minutes As was the to everyone and it is a particular boon to the blind, to in- of nine on case once with valids, to shut -ins, to elderly persons. Christmas Eve your naughty FRITZ i:REISLER when I dash KATE SMITH The MICROPHONE holds no brief for any radio set. scribe. He in and buy a Some sets, wrote a sarcastic line about the late Russ CO- sets are better than other and an all -wave set few handkerchiefs, socks, tic-s and doodads, this LUMBO. will afford more variety to the listener than a long -wave too, too commercial land of ours can go hang its In the next mail you may be sure I was soundly set or a short -wave set. The tone of some sets will be Christmas advertisements on a hickory limb for trounced. better than the tone of other sets. You pay your money all of me. The week Christmas is not what is next the COLUMBO delegate in this and you take your choice. But any radio set is better than used to be. And I'm section of the country informed me the club was not being patriarchal when I say that either. It meeting in New York, and had planned to march no radio set. wasn't so long ago when I wanted SANTA (now in a body to view COLUMBO'S first movie. And Radio can be a source of entertainment and of education. it's SANTASON, I believe) to bring me an electric would I please print the details? Let us assume that you have a radio set -any radio set. train. I still do, but that desire has been inhibited The battle of 83o (kilocycles) involving Perhaps you received it as a Christmas gift. Perhaps it along with sticking pins in doorbells and such like. WT-FDH, WNAC For instance, in the old days, you used to go (Boston), KOA (Denver), is a tried and true household favorite. WEEU (Reading, Pa.) and VUOL (Washington), out and buy a small fir tree, nail a couple of How are you going to use it intelligently, so that from has been postponed until February r r, because of boards on the bottom and set it in the living room. the illness of LEROY MARKS, of WOL. it you may derive the maximum benefit? Thereafter you would stand off and throw tinsel HARRY (NICK PARKYAKAKAS) ENSTEIN will If you turn the dial aimlessly, you will be in the position at it until it achieved a carelessly brilliant look go to Hollywood with EDDIE CANTOR sometime of a person who enters a library, takes the first book at that was satisfying and Christrnasy. in February. CANTOR will conduct his new broad- hand, and goes out. He may like that book-and probably Now the same thing is true except that you've cast from while he and NICK got to make it look like the front of the Rove there, make pictures. will wish he had ENSTEIN receives $e000 for every broadcast, he that looked further. Theatre on the night of a premiere. And the two and the best of CANTOR'S gags. Incidentally, The MICROPHONE suggests The MICROPHONE. candles in the front windows are replaced with FRIEDMAN, who writes most of CANTOR'S stuff. Here is the ideal Christmas gift to complement a radio set, everything from a subtly lit Nativity scene to a has gone to Hollywood to aid other comedians in either to receive or to get for yourself with part of the miniature reproduction of the New York sky -line flickers. money you received for Christmas. at night. Russ CoLuMBO's mother still is very ill. They Excuse me if 1 internipt for just a minute. I There are 52 weeks in the year 1935 and every subscriber have not told her that her son is dead. have to mention someone by name so that I can Cheers to CAROLE LOMBARD who is reputed to The MICROPHONE will receive 52 issues, giving care- have a picture in this column. Let's sec. And to"have kept up a daily correspondence with the fully selected. radio programs, a page to a day, a week in while I'm thinking, let me tell you that I had aged woman, under the nom de plume of "Russ advance. In addition, every subscriber will get the news of promised myself to make you a present by not say- Co Lt;MBO." radio, radio features and pictures of radio personalities. ing anything about radio this week. RAY NOBLE trust appear before American Fturz KREISLER is the one I choose for a pic- the And if he uses his copy The MICROPHONE intelli- Federation of Musicians soon. of ture. Because this most eminent and greatest of in 1935, greatest FRED WARING is being sued for 1500O by a gently, he will gain from his radio, the all violinists has never been on the radio, nor will

ballroom lord for refusing to use the lord's ampli- possible satisfaction. - he play before a microphone. And this leads me fying unit. He claims WARINC's to believe there is something wrong amplifying system was 'muffled and This Is The Month of .litters to Sponsors with radio. noisy, and he lost many patrons for So, By DICK TEMPLETON thought he had when they A sponsor buys a program having made my small moan _that reason. New York Correspondent signed him to a contract and every time it goes on the. in behalf, or is it against Christmas. GLEN GRAY is no more. Musi- some months ago. he hears it. Today he may And now I'll to my favorite shop. RADIO IS having the jit- cians have termed him "SPIKE" One sponsor has been using listen to another sponsor's By the way, have you seen the doll To tune in, you GRAY.. ters. a dramatic show, and he has program but tomorrow night that says "mama" goes to sleep, and might not think so, but we a he is out to play drinks out of a bottle. And (oh WBT is fast erecting its new seen HENRY FORD turn to going now at the period where so he misses third this age of realism) twenty minutes 50,000 watt station at the cost of are classical program with opera bridge the to worry $25,000. WBT will be an outlet sponsors begin about stars featured. He probably sponsor's program. But his after feeding her, you have to will do in the her for the proposed WOR chain which what they New doesn't know that FORD is own -never. change miniature diapers. now is sending programs through Year. dropping his classical series -IMAMIAM1101Ban1lM®IAOn lompimmiasnowingoor WTG. Never before in the history and is boosting the popular These three stations will bow to of radio has there been so FRED WARING program to an c To Subscribe fo The Microphone the armchairs sometime in January much discontent on the part hour over 94 stations. a with the expectation covering of sponsors, so much actual. Another has had a news of Fill out the blank and mail with cash, money order or three -quarters of the nation's popu- uncertainty. commentator, and he's won- á lation. Scarcely a program but. dering if people still like to a check to The MICROPHONE, 34 Court Square, Boston, Mass. £ MI'I-LI GREEN has been in New what comes under the critical have their current events (Please print) York quite a while. It's whispered eye of the lads who hold the analyzed for them. she's circling sponsors. purse strings that eventually There is in the radio indus- 1 Name JIMMY CAGNEY, try a new disease. The lads too, was on the provide your entertainment. Street point of quitting movies for-of They wonder if this come- who think up words like hali- all things -the radio sound depart- dian is still funny, if that one tosis and so on might well de- City or Town ment. It entranced him so he de- is funnier, or if this one is fine it in lengthy scientific State vised a new method of creating a through. They wonder if terms, but, to an onlooker fairly wind sound which may be accepted this singer has the marvelous close to the actual scene, it can (Subscription: $r for six months, $1.50 per year, postpaid)

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Live Stocks. newt, WLW Out of the Dusk. WHAS, 30 m. Humorist+i Johnny Edwards, songs, WPG uea ¡Wild Today s Children, W'JZ WBZ KDKA WEAL Highlights WFLA \'CGAR Radio Party, WMCA, yo m. \ Saturday, December , Radin Knchen, WSM. 50 m. 5.45 P.M. EST; CT I A.M. Savitt Serenade, WABC WCAU 4.5 Stamp Club, WEAR WI:1:1 WGY 7.45 P.M. -The Lawyer and the Ida Bailey Allen, WHAS Public W. Davis. for- t t.00-Carols from Cambridge. Here's Hew, W'NBX Little Orphan Anpte, WJZ WB7.. WHAM = -John Fnaland. NBC-WJZ 10.45 A.M. EST; 9.45 CT .KDKA WBAL WFLA WEAR mer United States Solicitor - Jack Armstrong. WI,W General: "Fundamental As- P.M. Joe White, tenor, WEAR WEEI WGY WFLA Financial News. WSM News, V,rnnese 5cxret, W'H cots of the New Deal from a WIZ \M KDK Etpn Boss. quartet, WABC WCAU I 12.30- 12.000 -Voice Chorus from News, Musicale, Highway Safety talk. WBZ Peg and Mimi. WPC Lawyer's Point of View." Nora Beck Thomann, vocalist. WLW J nun. Allen's Adventures, WOR CBS -WABC San Francisco. NBC. -WEAF Land of Dreams. WABC WCAU WHAS. Baritone, WGN 30 m. 1.30- "Bethellsem." N B C- Morning Concert. WNBX 6 P. M. EST; 5 CT Monday, December 24 WEAF 11 A.M. ESTI 10 Cl Xavier Cugat's music. WEAP 3.30 P.M. -Radio Carden Club Evening l.45 Island L'. Navy Band. WGY WSM Tattler, WEEI, 30 m. -Fuis Christmas s. WE.f High Priests of Harmony. WGY -Montague Free: 'The Story Party. NBC -WJZ WFLA, r h. (WEEI at ít.:31 Amencan program, of Our Christmas Plants." Friendly Kitchen. WEEI Legion Christmas WJZ l' Christmas Tales. CBS - Adventures of Jimmie Allen, WB7, WOR 2.43- Chustmas Carob horn Cambridge University. Sports. WHAM W'ABC, WJZ KDKA Dan and Sylvia, KDKA Tuesday, December 2 Women's Club News. WBZ , Around 3,00-Radio Guild, play, NBC. Bridge talk. WHAM the world, WLW Contract Nap and Dee. WSM 7.30 P.M. and wJz Women's Clubs, talk, WINS' -You Your WPG Antonia Lopez' Orchestra, WFLA 30 m. Government. Professor Jo. Land o' Dreams, Buck Rogers. WABC. WCAU 5.00 -President F. D. Roosevelt, A.M. ESTI 10.18 Cr seph P. Harris, University of NBC -WJZ: ABS-WMCA 11.15 0g, Son of Fire, WHAS WBBM KMOX Tony Wons. WJZ WBZ WHAM KDKA Uncle Don, WOE. 30 m. Washington: "Progress in R. r)-Richard Crossks, tenor, W(.AR Popular Rhythm, WON, 30 m. Election Reforms." Presid- NBC-WEAF Organ. W'1.y1i' Jerry Blaine's Orchestra. WMCA ing, Professor Thomas H. Fats Waller, WABC WCAU WPG WHAS EST; 9.00 -F rank Parker, NBC. Household Chat, WNBX 6.15 P.M. 5.15 CT Reed, Chairman. Committee WEAF 11.30 A.M. EST; 10.30 CT Desert Kid, WEAF on Civic Education by Radio. Jimmy Allen's Adventures. WGY NBC -WEAF t0.0 -Cleveland Orchestra. Ar- George Hessbcrgcr's Orrnescra, WJZ KDKA U. S. Army Band, WJ /.. WHAM tur Rodzinski, NBC.W-JZ W'L\V, so m. tWHAM at recta) Ray Jones, WBZ Connie Gates, Jim Brie:!y, WABC, 30 m. Nancy Martin, KDKA 11.30 --"A Legend of cnces- (WCAU, is m.1 Bachelor of Song. WLW "The Will," WOR, 3n ni. las.' CBS -WABC Dream Doctor, WHAS Saris and Sallie. WSM "Conscience. the Fury," WMCA, yo m. Wandering Poet. WPG, 30 as. Bobby Benson. Sunny Jim, WABC WCAU Dance orchestra. Dorothy Miller. WGN Sporting news. WNW( Broadcast from Poland, NBC. Skippy, WHAS WBBM KMOX 9.15 P.M. EST; 6.15 11.45 A.M. EST; 10.48 CT luscstments, Mike Dursn's music, WMCA Cl WJZ Comedy Stars, W'GN MSC Farm Forum, WBZ = OLIVER 5.30 P.M. EST; 5.30 CT 12.00 -Christmas Mass, WI.W Ken Tucker. WHAS WAKEFIELD it one of 9.30 P.M. EST; News, Carol Deis. soprano. W'EAP 8.20 CT Chimes from Old Trinity, Amcrisan Family Robmwn, WNBX NBC') youngest and merriest House ('arty, WEAF WEEI WGY New York, NBC -WJ7. Rhyming Reporter, news, WEL1 WLW, 12 NOON EST; 11 A.M. CT masters of reremoly. He war News, WGY WTAM WSM WSB WFLA, 30 m. Christmas Morning at Am- Christmas Carvis, WEAF WELL News, Three X Sisters, WJZ Drama, WJZ WBZ. WHAM KDKA WGAR, prose tight, N13C.W JZ Banjoleers, WGY selected to welcome RUDY VALLEE News. weather, WBZ 30 m. Farm and Home Hour. WJZ WHAM WSM, Jimmy Allen's Air Adventures. WHAM "The Big Show." Gertrude Neisen, WABC back to Radio City tchen that WCAU WHAS a h. tW'BZ WFLA at says) (KDKA at Comedy Stars. KDKA KMOX WBBM. 30 m. Concert orchestra, m. (Ali p'og;amJ are listed in 12.15 1 maestro returned from the Vert Bob Newhall, WLW WPG. 30 Easter Weather. Alouiror Views News, WBZ, 3o m. Freddie Rose, WSM Lum and Abner. WOE WGN Standavd Ti;'.n Central Time is one Hank Keene, KDKA Cocu. News. melody's garden, WFLA Paradise Island, WMCA, yo m. Salt and Peanuts, markets. WLW, 3o m. "The Shadow." WABC WCAU, 25 m. 9.45 P.M. EST' 5.45 CT hour earfirr.) Moss and Jones, WFLA (news, 6.55) Voice of Experience. WABC WCAU WHAS a P.M EST; 2 CT Detd I Do Club. WHAS Earl Burtnetes Orchestra. WOE WGN .45 A.M. EST; 5.45 CT KMOX WBBM Ma Perkins. WLAF WGY WLW Jack Armstrong. \S I M KMOX, yn m. 10 P.M. EST; 9 CT Home Sweet WPG 6.55) Eic.: .. R FAE WEEI WGY, I h. (lone, WSM (news, Lullaby Lady. Morgan L. Eastman's Otcbes. Current Events. WOR Radio Guild. "Passing of Jerry Blaine's Orchestra, WOR tra. WEAF WEE! WGY WLW 7 A.M EST; 6 CT Christmas WMCA the Third F1no; WSM. Carols, Back." WJZ WRZ WHAM WFLA WGAR Screen Revue. WMCA 30 m. .t IA Tom. Dick and Harry. UEGN Singing Lady, WGN Pra..- r b. Cleveland Orchestra. Artur Rndainski, con. Mu- .'cock, W iZ KDKA W C..\R, t b. Studio Orchestra. WNBX Orchestra. KDKA, 45 m. P.M. EST; 5.45 CT ducmr, WJZ WBZ, r h. (KDKA at ro.r5), 12.15 P.M. EDT; 11.15 A.M. OT Cuba's Wright. WABC 8.5 Courtland Manning. WHAM 7.15 A.M. EST( 6.15 GT WCAU WPC. Billy Batchelor. WEAF WEEI WGY WTAM W'l1AS, r h. M and Pete. KDKA llone:bny and Sassafras, WEAF WELL WJZ WBZ. Devotions. WLW Musical Revue, WOR, m. Lowell Thomas. WHAM KDKA Wayne King's Orchestra. WABC WCAU News, WNBX The Vagabonds. WGY (weather. 12.28) 3o WBAL WI.W WFLA WGAR 'Round the World. \VELA "Worsen and Money," WMCA WIP WIIAS KMOX WBBM, yo m. Little Orphan Annie. WSM WGN Organ Recital. WPG, 30 m. 7.30 A.M. EST; 6.80 CT The Comps, WABC WCAU WHAS K.\LOX Ensemble, Jongleurs. WGN, 30 m. Woody Willie, WBBM WBBM Afternoon Concert, WNBX and Quanti. WOR Yoichi Hiraoka xylophonist. WJZ Asher -and Little Jimmy. WHAS Jerry Fricdman's Orchestra. WMCA. 30 m. Rise and Shine_ WSM, 30 m. Common Sense. WOR 8.18 P.M. EST; 2.15 CT "Cocktail Time," WOR Eddie Prines Orchestra, W'MI A. 3o m. Tomorrow's Tribune, WGN 'Breakfast Rhythm. WFLA, so m. Dreams Come Truc. \-s A. WEE' WGY Sagebrush Harmonizers, WMCA Len Salsas. organist, WGN i Texans. Harmony trio, WLW WI.W WSM 10.15 P.M. EST; 9.15 CT Organ Reveille. WABC. 30 as. Spurts talk, WNBX Crane balder, baritone. WMCA WI? 7 P.M. HST; 6 CT Scotch Songs. WHAM ))inks 7.45 A.M. EST; 6.45 CT 12.30 P.M. EAT; 11.80 A.M. Cl Women's Hour. WNBX Hi n Christens Eve. WEAR. so an News commentator. WOR 12,000 -Voisc Chorus from San Francisco, 8.50 P.M. EST- 2.30 CT (\Y'EEI g WGY WFLA at 7.151 (WSM at Mardi Gras. WGN. 30 n:. Poher:; d I_sw-nhursr, \VEAF Will WGY So m. 7.031 WJZ Cal., \\'EAF W'FEI, Woman's R.sdr. Resew, WLAF WLEl WGY 10.30 P.M. EST, 9.80 CT Jolly Bill and Jane, Farm program. WGY. 30 m. Studio Chorus. WEEI Jack Foy, songs. WHAM WSM. 30 m. Current Events. WGY Radin Enron, Senator J. H. Lcwis, Illinois, Wallace Butterworth, WABC WCAU Kay Donna, "blues," WLW' "World Nccd Male quarter, W 1.\V WPC. 30. m. Amos 'o' Andy. WJZ WBZ WHAM KDKA of Peace." WEAF WGY, Dick Messner's Orchestra, Garden Club talk. W'OI(- V«'SM WELA, Musical Clock. W'.X University of Louisville. WHAS WBAL WLW WFLA WGAR so m. Shut -Ise Hour, WMCA Corn Jerry Blaine's Orchestra. WOR, to ta. Reddy Kilowatt, WSM Cob Pipe Club, WLW. 30 m. A.M. EST; 7 CT Home Mnagcutent talk. WGN Myrt and Marge, WABC Wm. Trufant Foster, Ph.D., 'Dollars. Door arkets. Good Health and Training, WGN of ßrsdlev Kincaid, songs, WEAF WLW Hour Romance. WNBX Weather, Guns Roads. WHAS, 3o m. tors and Disease," WABC WCAU WPG W EST; A.M. Weather, Current Events, EEI 12.43 P.M. 11.45 CT 8.45 P.M. E3 -.-r 2.45 CT Stan Lomax. sports, WOR WHAS KMOX WJSV WET Musical Clock. WGY, 30 M. Disk Mcssncr's mu>a, WABC WCAU Ticker Notes, WLW Gloria Grafton. songs, WMCA "Waiting for, Santa. ' WOR. 30 m. WJZ \11ßZ. KDKA WFLA Buddy Devotions. WHAS Orchestra. (comedy Team, WOR Jimmy .Men. WGN KMOX Wagnces Orchestra, WMCA Kindly Ti:oughrs, WHAM so m. M uses ale. WGN Organ, 10.45 P.M. ESTE organ, Wrsf WGN EST; 6.15 CT 9.45 CT Johnny Muskrat, Lur.-hemt Mush:. WMCA Mills Brothers Recordings. \VNBX 7.15 P.M. The American Family Robinson, WEEI Reporter. WABC. 25 m. ,opg 1 P.M. EST; 12 NOON CT Plantation 1.; hoes. WJZ WBZ WHAM Christmas Ev: in the Nyrscry, WABC WCAU Devotions. \' UAe. so ea. 4 P.M. EST; 3 CT Markets. weather WEAP KDKA WBA!. WSM WPG WHAS KMOX WJSV WWl A.M. EST; 7.15 CT John Manin, stories, -w'EAE \VSM WFLA Lum and Abner, WLW Christmas Eve in Bethlehem. 6.15 Krtsl:cn Talk, WEEI Stocks, WMCA Tr:o, WEAF WLW W'1ì1:1 Just Plain Bill. WABC WCAU Ted Weems' Orchestra. WGN Don Hall Consumers' Information. WGY Betty and Bob. WGY WJZ WBZ WHAM WBBM Will;as Meader, organ. KDKA, 3, m. WBZ Dan RuMO's music. 11 P.M. EST, 10 Press Club Christmas Party. WIZ KDKA W'BAI. WGAR Broadway Temple Choir. WOR CT (WJ7- oz'` q.r5 -9.so; (WHAM at 5.3,1 WHAM W'L.W' WSM WFLA Russian Choir. WEAF KOKA Life o( Mary Surhern. WLW A. M. Sullivan. poet. WMCA- so m. (WBZ WABC WCAU WPG, 30 m. Weather, Current Events. WEEI Little Flouse Family. WABC WHAS WPG Ensemble. WGN Deso';."- \VSM College of Aericolh;re. WHAS Christmas Carols. WGY wr4ßX "Washing," Ralph Grosvenor. WOR Early Buds, Just Plain Bill, KMOX Musicale. WGN 7.80 P.M. HST; 6.30 CT "MectinGAR' House," drama, Southcrnaires, WJZ A.M. EST; 7.30 CT ' Leo Freudbere's music, WOR WRAF WGY W 1.90 4.15 P.M. EST; 3.15 CT Hobo 'ongle Cht :stmas, Weather, \'('BZ WI" AF \\LEI WGY WLW WSM. Nar,00sl Capitol Chou. WMCA. as m. Dinner Revue. WEE! Cheerio. Gypsy Trail, After Tommy Tucker's Orchestra. WHAM, 30 1.111 P.M. ESTI 12.15 CT WEAF WGY WFLA Red Davis, WJZ WBZ WHAM KDKA m, WFLA, 1st Talk. Perrin Wilson. WEEI Uncle Tom and Betty, KDKA Weather. WISZ Peggy's Doctor, WEAF WEEI WGY WLW WSM WFLA Songs and Stories. WJZ Wß7. WHAM News, Roamios, WLW', so na. Lyric Se- enade. 3-ABC. Gossip Club, WBBM WHAS KMOX "The O Neills," WABC WCAU KDKA WHAS KMOX WBBM Aros 'n Andy, WSM rgia Whldcao, WHAS Shut-in Hour, WMCA John Buck Rogers. Florida Jubilee, WFLA, :0 m. Barker, orchestra, WLW Sketches." WOR to m. Organ., 'WPC. "Early Christmas Legends." WOR Nashville Federation Mystery Around Festive of Settlements. WSM Dance Orchestra. WGN the Board. WABC WCAU 6.45 A.M. EST; 7.45 CT Doting Sisters, WGN Tito C,uirar, songs. W' ABC Wl'G WPG (WPG, weather) Landt I io and W'hice. WJ7. 3:3Z WHAM 1.80 P.M. EST' 12.30 CT Devotions. WHAS 7.45 P.M. ESTI 8.45 47 Myrt -and Marge, WBBM KMOX WHAS KUK.A WII.AL Mannder's "Bethlehem." WEAF W'Shf. I h. Bann. "blues:" songs, piano duo, WOR Uncle Ezra. WEAF WEE! WGY Weather, Current Events, WOR Was AtcLcr, \Y'ILAS (WGY WFLA. It m.1 Soprano, WGN Dangerous Paradise, WJZ WBZ WHAM "CWMhristmas Carol," Louis K. Anspachef, 9 A.M. ESTI 8 CT Kitchen of the Air. WEEI. 30 m. Farm Flashes. WNBX KDKA WLW WSM WGAR CA, r h. Vic and Sade, WBZ "Here, There and Everywhere," WGN Organ. W'EAF, 3o m. WJZ WBAL WLW 4.80 P.M. EST; 8.80 CT Melody Man, WFLA McCullough,WJWGY WGAR ioake Carter. WABC WCAU WHAS KMOX 5 P.M. EST: 10.15 CT Annette Freddie Cariene'S Orchestra, WI-LAM Roxanne Wallace, songs, WLAF WEEI Breakfast Club. WBZ WBAL W.M. WBBM The Story of Silent Night," \Y'EAF WEEI J Orchestra. KDKA Matinee Players. W'GY WOR r h" (WHAM at 9.3,) (KDKA, 30 m.) Broadcast Corinna Musa, soprano. M Story Behind the Song, WABC WCAU from London and New York. James George Reid. WMCA (WFLA at 9.15) J. Mullen, Chick Condon's Orchestra. WGY KMOX WIND Jane Addams, W'JL W'B7. WSM Amateur Night. W(;M Joe Emerson. hymns, WLW Nazareth College Clet Club, WHAM Haydn's "Toy" Symphony. WJZ WBZ WFLA Samuel de Jung's Orchestra, WPG Orchestra. 30 m. Birthday Club. Weather, Market Reports, KDKA 8 P.M. EST; 7 CT KDKA. Clinic. \Y'.ABC WCAC, t h. (WPG Georgia Wildcats. WHAS In the Cloister. WABC WCAU WPG Laugh of the WOR Betty and Bob. WI.W Richard !limber's Orchestra..Joey Nash, ten at o,aur lWHAS, IS m. and at 9.45) Theatre Club Air, Hen Sasses Orchestra. WBBM Markets, Mid -Day Service, WGN, so m. Ralph Wafers, WPLA or, WRAF WEE' WGY WTAM, 30 m. r EST; 13.18 CT Chicago Variety Program, WABC WCAU, so Studio orchestra. \VHAS. 20 m. 9.15 A.M :.45 P.M. EST. 12.45 CT Jan Garber's Orchestra, Dorothy Page. con- Moonbeams. WOR Moore. songs, WEEI m. (WPG at 4.15' (WHAS, 15 m.1 tralto, Elinor Harriott. WJZ WBZ WHAM Deane Southerners. WGY Dream Ship, WGN Devotions. WGY Stock gitotatrons. WPG KDKA WLW WGAR, 30 m. Cooking School. WHAM Ellis Island Christmas Show. WJZ WHAM Children's Party, W'OR, so m. Friendly Four. WSM 11.30 P.M. "8T; 10.30 CT KDKA \VELA WGAR, 15 m. (WBZ at Russian Choir, WMCA. yo m. WFLA. 30 m. String Musk. WLW si WFLA Players, NBC Symphony Orchestra. WEAF WEE!. Maoare Melodies, W NUX Blue Momenta. WGN, so m. Carson Robison's Buckaroos. WABC 3o m. MSC Home Forum, WBZ Recordings, WNBX WCAU WHAS WBBM KMOX Broadcast from "Polish Lourdes," WJZ WBZ 9.80 A.M. EST; 11.80 CT Clyde Lucas' Orchestra, WLW 4,45 P.M. EST, 3.45 CT Irish Melodies, WPG WHAM WFLA, so m. Fvt ),or, vorshsr, WEAF Art Kassel's Orchestra, WABC WIIAS Lone Ranger, WOR WGN. 30 m. Son Stanley's Orchestra, WLW Little Jack Lmle, WGY KMOX WBBM Lady Next Door. WEAF Val Fury's Orchestra, WMCA Francis Craig's Orchestra. WSM. 30 m. Style, KDKA Consumer Facts, WPC, Rand Smith. baritone. WEEI 8.15 P.M. EST; 7.15 CT "A Legend of Wcnce las." WABC WCAU Mail Bag, \VL\V Jerry Marsh. tenor. WOR Stock Reports, WGY WPG WBBM KMOX, 3o m. Lassas Honey, WSM EST; 8.45 CT Ragamuffins. WMCA news, pianost, WHAM and Dream Doctor; Peter Ricciardi. WHAS, 9.45 A.M. Polke Edwin (:. Hill. WABC WIIAS KMOX Mattinata. chmus, WEAF 2 P.M. EST; 1 CT Santa Claus, W1.3" 30 m. W'BBD( WOR. as. News. WEEI Baritone. \C'G \' Mother singers. WPG tenor, WPG Anthony Trini's Orchestra. So Harold Stephens. Kay Kyser's. Earl Burtnctt's Ted Weems' Musical program. WGY Marie. the battle French Princess, WABC 5 P.M. EST; 4 CT Fisc -Star Final, WMCA KDKA music, WGN, 1 b. Sammy Fuller. Minute Manners, WCAU WBBM KMOX P.M. EST; CT The Jarksons. WLW' University of Kentucky, WHAS, Kay Foster. songs, WLAF W'EL1 8.30 7.30 11.45 P.M. EST; 10.45 CT Daly's Or- Da. :y Soon, WNBX Steel Pier Hawaiians, WPG, 3o m. Lang Sisters. WGY Richard Crooks, tenor. William KDKA. 30 m. WEAR WEEI WGY WLW' \X'SM Music Box Orchestra. 10 A.M. EST; 9 CT Dr. Arthur Frank Payne, WOR Lighting of Lafáyette Sq.. Washington, D. chestra, Christmas Midnight Mass WLW, I h., Broadway Cheese Club, WMCA, 3o m. C.. Community Christmas Tree. President WFLA WTAM, 30 m. News. Johnny Marvin. taro.-, W1:.1F WSM sum. Ensemble. WGN Roosevelt. Daniel C. Roper. WJ7. WBZ Carefree Carnival, WJZ WBZ, 3o m. EST; 11 P.M. CT WFLA WHAM W'SM WMCA. 30 m.; WFLA, Pleasure Cruise, WHAM, 30 in. 12 MIDNIGHT Basket, WGY 2.15 P.M. EST; 1.15 CT News, Market 15 m. Silver Toppers, KDKA Christmas Chimes from Trinity Church, WB7_ KDKA WGAR Harvest of Song. WJZ Household Chat, WGY Comic Capers, KDKA Kate Smith's Revue. Jack Miller's music, New York, WEAR WEE! (WHAM, 10.Ost Romance of Helen Trent, WABC WIND WLW WABC WCAU WHAS KMOX WBBM. Christmas Morning on Ambrose Light Ship, WHAM Christmas Celebration. Radiograms. KMOX WGN "Og, Son of Fire," WABC 30 m. WJZ WBZ WBAL WFLA Elliot Brock. violinist. WLW The Melody Singer, WOR Trio, WPG 30 m. . Night School of Dramatic Art. WPG Christmas Carols. WABC WCAU WHAS Rogers and Vance, WABC WCAU News. 2.50 P.M. ESTa 1.30 CT Livestock Markets, organ, WHAS, 3o m, Golden Dawn Revue. WOR, so m. KMOX WBBM, r b. News, Hume Hour, WPG. t b. Voice WOE. m. \Y'iIAS Home Sweet Home. WJZ Candlelight Service. WOR. so m. of Romanre, WMCA "Peace on Earth." 30 M,rkerc. aa:,J -i Sinters, "Speech Personality," WGN Kay Kyser's Orchestra. WGN Midnight Mass from Boston Cathedral, World Obserscr, WNBX Conking School, WB7.. 50 m. Smackout, WSM WFLA 8.45 P.M. EST; 7.45 CT W'MC :A, r h. EST; 9.16 CT WHAM 5.15 P.M. EST; 4.15 CT 10.15 A.M. Hnme Forum, KDKA. 30 m. The Cameos, WP(; i', Lu 'n' Em, WEAF WEE' WGY Poetic WABC WPG Torn Mix. WLAF W'hi l WGY WLW -"Illi'I : '"I I:I I GJIIIUII11fIlIIIIliÍI61111fIIIIIaüIBll1111111111111111111 Clara, String;. WHAS WBBM Klub. KDKA Kay Thompson, Rhythm Boys. WMCA WI.W W FAM WGN WSM KMOX Kiddies' Northwestern University program, WGN Muzzy, WJZ \Cß7". WHAM KDKA Martha Deane. 30 Indians Aces, WFLA Ward an.- WOR, m. WAHL WCAU 9 P.M. EST; 8 CT - STATION Morning Timis'. \CELA Piano and Organ concertos. WMCA. 30 m. "Sloppy," Bill and Ginger. WABC WCAC Jong! ^rs. WG'-J Popular Tunes. WGN. 30 m. Frank Parker, tenor, Harry Horlick's Musk. WEAF Dolly Dean, WHAS 2.45 P.M. EST; 1.45 Cl- 5.30 P.M. EST; 4.80 CT WEE' WGY WTAM, so m. DIRECTORY Town Crier. WNBX Minstrels, flanc Arnold. WJZ WBZ WHAM v; in :a't. C(E.AF WTFI WGY \Vrw George Sterney's Orchestra, \VLSI' WGY 30 A.M. EST: 0.30 CT KDKA WLW WFLA, m. 10.80 Ri '-a - l M a e. , sr. wiz \V FL.A WSM Piano Lesson, WEED Studio Program. WSM. 30 ni. WLAF A -t = Breen 1.1J R it Errsr taie, WHAM Sineinvwow Lady. WJZ WB7 WHAM KDKA Rosa Ponselle, Andre Kostelanetz music, Page 4 W(,5' "ides trom Ch r.!nn+ Lands" \WABC WABC: WCAU WP(: WHAS KMOX i= Bride: \\ -tes Rots. A, plehru ¡. W(.N Jack Armstrong, WABC t... WCAU WBBM. 30 m. Súll!I I-r i,i,.L.ia l i r.t,i.l.i Saturday, December 22, 1934 THE MICROPHONE Page Seven George And Gracie Settle Down With An Adopted Daughter Gracie and And Theis There Wore Three Burns and Child Cry Allen Now All Night `At Home'

Little SANDRA BURNS, not many surprised to find GRACIE so small. months old, lay tucked under soft They said they believed that pink blankets and gurgled know- the two babies, five months old, ingly at her mother. who were available, were too And her adopted mother. big for GRACIE, but there was a new GRACIE ALLEN, gurgled knowing- ly back. young baby, five weeks old, who "Papa" GEORGE BURNS stood was "just the type" for her. proudly beside the carriage. GRACIE took a look at the "GRACIE is the only one youngster, and fell in love with it. who understands the baby," She called GEORGE on the tele- he said. phone and told him to meet :her "She catches on right at the train she had just the away." - baby. GRACIE was prodding one of the baby's mittened fists. He was a little alarmed over "Yes, my doll," she said, "I the child's extreme youth, but en- know you hate those mittens, couraged GRACIE to sign the final but if you will suck your papers. thumbs -" She bought a few blankets, Little SANDRA'S whimpering baby clothes, and milk containers,

- stopped and she gazed at GRACIE Ind carried little SANDRA into a wonderingly, apparently recon- compartment on the Twentieth ciled to her mittens. :entury. The BURNS' new baby looks There GRACIE stayed, hardly like a magazine cover child. daring to take her eyes off her

dressed up in the cutest bonnets young daughter. I and embroidered baby dresses If SANDRA sighed or gurgled, that GRACE: could ferret out of GRACIE jumped. New York stores. In the middle of the night the GEORGE says that he and laby sneezed and began ro GRACIE adopt another one . plan to vhimper. a boy-, as soon as SANDRA is able to walk. That broke GRACIE up. Sandra's Levee She began to cry, too, and orals Each morning at 9 o'clock, ure she would be responsible for GEORGE is up to watch GRACIE he baby's illness. and the nurse give the infant a Expectant Father bath. A : Each afternoon GRACIE wheels Thing looked brighter the nett the carriage out in Central Park. norning, however, when the train Each evening at 5 o'clock, aulled into Grand Central station GEORGE, as a special treat, invites Ind she found GEORGE anxiously his cronies to the apartment to waiting for her with nurse for see SANDRA emerge rosy and gurg- lie baby. ling and in a pink GEORGE BURNS dressed fresh and Mrs. BURNS (GRACIE ALLEN) pose domestically with SANDRA, their new made -to- Little SANDRA was on perfect sweater. order daughter, who is the apple of both their eye.(, but understood, according to GEORGE, better by GRACIE. behavior - never a whimper or a GI oRGIS and GRACIE arc due in sneeze. Hollywood soon to star in two culmination of many years dreams. I travel all over the country, though babies waiting, and would GRACIE forthcoming pictures. GEORGE and GRACIE bought a The two BURNS arc naturally a they remained iii one place. come to Chicago immediately to large black perambulator, Little SANDRA and her nurse and be- home -loving couple, but their And GEORC.E and GRACIE grad- make her selection as there was a will go along. came reconciled to the fact that work as troupers playing vaude- ually got their roots in New York. long line of would -be- parents in their Her parents believe she will apartment ice box was so ville all over the country kept This Summer they took a vaca- waiting? full of milk bottles that they fre- thrive in the famous California them from settling down. tion from the airwaves to travel climate. In A Dither quently had to have their meals They spent their days catching to Europe for several personal ap- out. During their absence, a newly trains, a rest. The message put GEORGE and putting on and removing pearances and Proud parents they are. leased apartment is being fur- make -up for four shows a day. Before they left. they put in an GRACIE in a dither. - nished with a special nursery, so living on quick meals and hustl application at an adoption agency GEORGE decided to remain in that they can settle down in it ing in and out of hotel rooms. in Chicago, and upon their return New York and hire a nurse For .NOselltera after their return to New York. Radio, and their network they found a message awaiting through a baby specialist while They Settle Down broadcasts over Columbia, gave t hens. GRACIE rushed to Chicago. Listeners The acquisition of SANDRA iS a their voices an opportunity to The adoption agency had two At the baby home. they were The programs of WEAI ,ir \VIZ may be beard over: WAN Birmingham. Ala. ti WFLA -WSUN Clearwater. Fla. i'ibliett Depicts Kadin Christmas With utt Advertising WIOD Miami. Fla. W IAX Jacksonville, Fla. IXSB Atlanta, Ga. (Continue.! from Page t) WSMB New Orleans, La. he can in Summer. It is to this, hear "Stille Nacht" sung or "Christmas is different VIDAI San Antonio, Tex. why I should like to see ev- WSM Nashville. Tenn. he six seven times from any . other day in the and tuna fishing, that turns played or 7. The programs of WABC may be eryone else have a vacation after a long season with the Met- during Christmas Eve, it year for people. It is a day heard over: VC' MC then. So my first idea would ropolitan, where he is called upon takes something away from that seems just a bit better Birmingham, Ala. a WIME Tampa. Fla. .1 be a Christmas present that to work perhaps harder than any the music. Whereas, if you than the rest of the year. WQAM Miami, Fla. a radio could give everyone. \\' ISV Washington. D. C. , i other artist. hear it once or, at most, Radio could help make it \\-61' Charlotte, N. C. I And it would he a Christmas Por instance, last year during twice, you still retain your seem more so, help people to W TAR Norfolk. Va. 1 present that only radio could \t'TOC. Savannah. Ga. I the opera's season in Boston, he love for that hymn. increase their sense that \\'BIG Greensboro, N. C. á a give. And a personal gift sang in "I Pagliacci" and "Em- "But there is no need for Christmas was not just a day like that is always the hest. .I1iddle Western peror Jones" in one evening, a such repetition. There is when the afternoon sunshine ,,.._.00.1a.,o.ii !limit, .1111.0.1.1.101,1011011W a "Suppose all radio adver- notable task for any singer. Now enough good Christmas mu- looked a bit different. tisers got together and said: he is on a concert tour and short- sic to last a whole day. Some "And that brings me to my Listeners i1 'These people have been kind ly will resume his place with the of it may not be so familiar third idea. Let's have noth- The programs of WEAF may be beard i enough to listen to our ad- Metropolitan. to many persons, but it could ing but the very best on the over: .1 ESD St. Louis. M. .1 vertising for a whole year. Speaking of the double per- become familiar if radio air for that one day, so that KYW Philadelphia, Pa. Why not give listeners, WMAQ Chicago, W. them one day formance in Boston, he said: would use more of it. all no matter w::er'- \\TAM Cleveland, Ohio with no advertising at all? "I shall not do'that again. '1 have songs in mind that they tune in, can get a pro- The programs of WJZ may he heard Give them programs, the best It was really too hard work. are not necessarily hymns. gram of more than usual over : 4 WENR -Wes Chicago, Ill. I programs, but have it all a "But to get back to my But jolly, robust songs. Songs value. \\-GAR Cleveland. Ohio jolly party between artists Christmas program," lee con- of hearty good cheer. I like "I guess that's a pretty Devoir, Mich. The programs of WABC may be heard and listeners. For, after all, tinued. "First, we'll abolish to sing this type myself. Per- ideal radio Christmas," con- Over: Christmas is a day of good advertising. Next in order, haps that is why I suggest cluded LAWRENCE TIBBETT, WBEIM Chicago. Ill. UIIK Cleveland, Ohio will.'" I think, would he to avoid them for this program." "but it is not impossible. It \\'C(:O Minneapolis, t1 nn. i KMOX When LAWRENCE TInnE i repeating the fine old Christ- Mr. TIBHETT paused and con- would be a fine radio Christ- St. Louis, Mn. \VITAS Louisville, Ky. uses the word "vacation," he mas music, that everyone templated for a moment the mas for me, and. I am sure, NOTE: Ow.- :.r,.Jìng focal programs means it. He has a yacht on knows and loves. lights of the city outside. He for the other millions of radio of then- vationr air leg 0hid, tilted is Mr MICROPHONE. which he spends as many days as "It seems to me that if you went on: listeners." ....,.,,,., n,,,,,,,,,:,.,,,,., ddmm,mnNw,.,,,,..,,,,,.....a,u,a,á Pige Flight THE DMICROPIIONE Saturday, December 22, 193i Tuesday, December 25 - "Hansel and Gretel," NBC at 2.45 P.M.

10.45 A.M. EST; 9.45 Cl' i:,.a.al;..M, Singing Lady. 1X'J7. 1.1117. W11.1S! )(n! :1 üislllliJ;llltl News. Viennese Sestet, WJZ KDKA WEAL WLW Gypsies, W FI.A Police Radio News, muu.ale, highway safety talk. ' 8Z Jack Armstrong. WABC WCAU A.I. lack Reich s music. WLW Station Fc. Location Mu. Grant, WNBX Milton Charles, organist. WRIthl Samuel DejonR's Orchestra. WP(. 8.S5- Christmau Greetings from 11 A.M. EST; 10 CT Out of the Dusk, WHAS, 50 in. KGHO 1602 Des Moines, Iowa British Empire. King George Galaxy of Stars. WGY WTAM WLW Cocktail (lour, WOR KGHZ 2106 Little Rock. Ark. V of England. NBC -WEAF; A Capella Choir. WJZ WBZ KOKA IX -FL's, Radio Party. WMCA, so w. 30 M. Melodies. WGN I(GPB 200 Minneapolis, Minn. CBS -WABC 2450 RII;Ism Bandbox, WABC WPG 5.45 P.M. EST; 4.45 CT KGPO Tulsa. Okla. 11.30-Spirit of Christmas, NBC- Mary Lou Taylor, WHAS W HA 190 Harrisburg, Pa. Milky Way. WBBM KMOX WEAF Nursery Rhymes. WI..1F W'EI I WI'DB 1712 Chicago, III. 11.15 A.M. EST; 10.15 CT Microphone Discoveries, WGY WJZ WBZ WHAM W PDE 2412 Louisville. Ky. P.M. Organ. WLW Lade Orphan Annie, Symphony +.r3. KOKA WFLA WPDK 2450. Mils-ukee, Wit. Lau Angels Orcf.- =a-AK Studio program. WSM 12.30 -Benedictine Choir. NBC- WPG WHAS. 45 al- WPDV 2158 Charlotte, N. C. WNBX Jack Armstrong, W'1.W' WEAF Walther program. 'Robinson Crusoe, Jr.." WABC W PDY 2414 Atlanta. Ga. 1. i0-Music Guild. Frank 11.50 A.M. EST; 10.30 CT Miniatures, WPG WCAU Cc'BB>t W'POW 2422 Washington, D. C. Uncle Wigglry, Black. director. NBC -WEAF Spam of Christmas. WEAF WEEI, 50 M. WOR 'SPEC 2466 Memphis. Tenn. Lou,: Br, b.7r. soprano, W( :N Marine Band. WJZ WSM. a h. (WBZ, as WPEK 2.:O-- Christmas Parts. CBS - 2;30 New Orleans, La. w.) (KDKA. 55 m.) (WLW WFLA, so P. M. ESTa CT WABC ml 6 6 WPFH 2111 Baltimore. Md. Xas:c Cuir it : Orche.rr,, W'I.AI W'c3t WPM: 2430 Hackensack, N. J. 2.45- "Ilanscl and G:etel, A.M. CST; 10.45 CT 3n 11.45 Evening 'Iather. WEEI, m. W PON 2382 Birmingham. Ala. NBC -WEAF. WJZ Aldus' Ed McConnell. WNBX High Priests of Harmony, WGY WPZ 2112 Miami Beach. Fla. 12 NOON LST; 11 A.M. CT Angeln Ferdinando's music, W'J7, aS m. 8.30- Lawrence Tihhett. Christ - (WBZ gt WPGC 1658 S. Schenectady. N.Y. c,ntralto, WLAF WEEI 6.15) mas songs. NBC-WJZ Paula Ilcminghaus. Adventures of Jimmie Allen, WBZ WPGG '6g2 Findlay. Ohio I )Owut, WGY Sports. WHAM { 9.00 -Ben Bernie's Orchestra, VFW Program. J E. Van Zandt, cru WBZ WPHF 2150 Richmond. Va. Dan and Sylvia. KDKA WI IA KDKA W P1f1 2490 Charleston, W. Vt. NBC -WEAF Around the World, WI W. m. : market reports, WLW 3o Salt and Peanuu W'RDS 1652 East Lansing. Mich. Bing Crosby. Boswell Sisters, e Musical Memories, WFLA, 30 w. Noonday Varieties, WFLA WABC WCAU Voice of Experience. WABC WCAU WHAS Buck Rogers, CBS-WABC Sam. Gil and Fouie, WHAS WBBM KMOX W'OR. 9.30 -Ed Wean. NBC -WEAF Home Sweet ;tome. WPG Uncle Don. 30 m. e P.M. EST; B CT WMCA. so m. CBS- ornent Events, WOR Dick Mansfield's Orche«ra, ben Fier n.ds mu.,c, WEAF WEE! WGY,, 'sham Jones' Orchestra. W'GN, 3o w. WABC Christmas Carols, WMCA Popular Rhythm. so m. C. Houston Goodin. WGN 6.15 P.M. EST; 5.15 CT Melody Parade. WLW, 30 w. Hands Across ,the, LJocder. Christmas Music. WNBX Revels, WSM. 30 w. NBC -WJZ P.M. EST; 11.15 A.M. CT Mid -Week Hymn Song. WEAP Old Time Songs, WFLA, 30 w. 12.15 Jimmy Allen. WGY Bing Crosby. Boswell Sisters WABC 10.00 -Glen Gray's Orchestra. Honcyboy and Sassafras, WEAF WEE! Hollywood Comedy Stars, WHAM WCAU WHAS WBBM KMOX, 30 m. Vagabonds. WGY (weather. 12.28) ALCXANDER WOOLLC OTT. author Annette Hanshaw, C B S- Orchestra. KDKA Dorn Iehn, s. Emano, WPG Weather, WBZ and radio raconteur, h.0 been Three on a Mike, WSM "Happy Hal's Housewarming," WOR, 3o en, I WABC (12.25) Farm. Market reports. KDKA, Bobby Benson. Sunny Jim, WABC. WCAU Concert.. WMCA, 30 w. Livestock,. WLW selected to preside orer Colum- Just Married. WIG orchestra, WGN,, Guapa. WCAU WHAS WBBM Soprano. baritone. concert The WABC bia') special Christmas Day Show Skippy, WHAS WBBM KMOX V. progrinn are listed KMOX 5° (Al! in Eutern Organ. WOR from 2.3o to 5.15 P. 3f. 6.30 P.M. EST, 5.20 CT 9.15 P.M. EST.; 8.16 CT (kcbeura, WMCA, st Symphonic Choir. WJZ WBZ Sta' :dud Tigre. Central Time is one Bob Fa11on's -. Ness, Mar.- Small. songs, WEAF WEEI Russian Berenice Taylor. soprano, WGN WHAM News. Brevities. WGY Vincent tenor. WPG ¿Gli fights.) Trumpet solos, WNBX 2.30 P.M. EST; 1.80 CT News, Dorothy Pave. WJZ KDKA Ponti, 12.80 P.M. EST, 11.30 A.M. CT Peerless Trio. WEAF WEE( WGY WFLA Newt, weather. WBZ 9.90 P.M. EST; 5.80 CT Home Sweet 11.30 A.M. EST; 3.30 CT San Anselmo's Benedict rt Choir. WEAF Home. WJZ Allen's Air Adventures. WHAM Ed Wynn. Eddie Duchin's Orchestra. WEAF WGY, m. Smsckout. W117. WHAM WSM Bob tdewbalt. W;.W WE(1 WGY WLW WSM WFLA. 30 m. Cheer -o, WEAF WEEI w National Farm and Ham Hour, WJZ WBZ KDKA Home Forum. KDKA. 30 m. Freddie Rose. WSM Hands Across the Border. WJZ B7., w w. Chrsstty.s Served from Christmas Loa Church. WJZ WLW WSM WFLA, s h. Parry. Alexander Woollsst, Lionel Florida Military Academy. WPIA Merry Go Round. WHAM. 30 m. Top o' the Morning. WHAM KDKA WLW, 30 m. Arthur W'arren's Orchestra, WABC WP(: arrymore, Beatrice Lillie, Kathryn Werner. Howard Bariner. 'Understanding Music," Itham Jones' Orchestra. WABC WCAU E thel Shuns. ion Cossack (hoir, Olaen's w. 7 A.M. EST; 6 CT WCAU, 3o m. WABC: WPG, cs m. (newt at 6.33) WPG WHAS WBBM KMOX, 30 Urnsersity of Louisvilk, WHAS Orchestra, WABC WHAS WBBM KMOX. Feed I -Do Club. WHAS Cur and Abner, WOR WGN B. .1 P Or F.AF WEE!. [ h. )coy Blaine's Orchestra, WOR, 3o m. 2 h.. 41 w. lack Armstrone. WBBM KMOX .45 P.M. EST; 8.45 Cl , lYt.l- at -..i:, .\V '!1 at 7.3n1 Good Health and Training, WGN Hawaiians. WPG, so m. Boys' Club. WOR Markets, Teal Weems' Orchestra, WOR WGN "l'ut suop,- U"! á'P7 El./KA Studio Pals. WNBX "Christmas Carol," dramatirar!oc, WOE. Roundup. WMCA eupe.. WLW 12.45 P.M. EST; 11.45 A.M. CT so m. Singing Lady. WGN 10 P.M. ESTE 9 CT onglcura, basso. WGN, 3o m- Operetta, (. Ladys Sw'arthout, "Babe in Toy- I 1.18 A.M. EST; 6.1 4 CT 6.45 P.M. EST; 5.45 CT Hall and Gruen. WEAF 'un) Cahoot, WMCA, so m. WEAF WI El WGY WLW' WSM Luncheon Music, WMCA Dc. ration, WLW 2.45 P.M. ESTE 1.45 CT Billy Batchelor, WEAF WFFI WGY WTAM WFLA, 1 h. Musicale. W'GN Lowell Thomas, WIZ WBZ WHAM KDKA "Soren Seas, WJZ WBZ KDKA. so m. 7.30 A.M. EST; 6.30 CT Banking Program, WNBX "Hansel and Gretel," Metropohun Opera. WEAF WEEI WGY WJZ WBZ WHAM WI.W State Troopers drama, WHAM. 30 m. Bav,ti. Pasant Band. WJZ. sa 1 P.M. EST; 12 NOON CT KDKA WBAL WLW WSM WFLA WGAR Little Orphan Annie. WSM WGN Melody Parade. WLW. 30 in. Radin SpeciaL WFLA Orchestra. Annette Hanshaw The Tessin' Trio. WLW George Halls Orchestra, WABC WCAU : h.. 3. m., Glen Gray's Woody and Willie. WBBM Ircw -1, 435) Walter O'Keefe, WABC WHAS WPd Musaul Clock, WFLA. 30 sr. WPG. 50 w. (WPG, weather at I) 8 P.M. HST; 2 CT Cupp 8e'rillc. WABC. m. Asher and Little Jimmy. WHAS WBBM KMOX. 30 m. So Agricultural College. WHAS Organ, WPG. as tunes, WOR. m. w an Brmnesco s Orchestra. WOR Sid Gan, baritone WOR A.M. EST; CT Heath talk. Dance 5o Afternc.m Musical WOR, m. Club. WMCA 30 w. 7.5 6.6 WMCA so a. Rote*. u Radio Stamp Russians. Wb&CA. Whelan St Part's (h.,'. Cathedral of the Undctworld, WMCA. , b. Lade Orphan Annie, WGN Triba.r, WGN -ic , 1G'f .A Sf Tornonows a. Fu. ss.1g s. JMt "Lam Bult. KMOX Ensemble. Jongleurs, WGN. yo as ak qa :cK, WLW" 7 P.M. EST, 6 CT EST; 9.15 CT 1.15 P.M. EST, 12.15 GT 5.30 O.Y. ESTE 2.20 CT 10.15 P.M. A.M. EST; 7 CT WEAF W'E.FI Kim's Guard Quartet. W FM' W1.1.1 Witt' Current Events, WOR Concert Ensemble, At Bartha s Ordeura, s1PP(.. .. :. Club of the Air, WGN 'clic Southerners. WGY Datum orchestra. WOR, at WSM Bridge O :fin, W -MI. 30 ai so Amos Musses! Gossip (Judi, WBBM WHAS KMOX Home Management WC.'. 'n' Andy WJZ WBZ WHAM KOKA P.M. EST, 9.30 CT Clock. WGY, 3o w. ilk, WLW' WFLA 10.30 D..otitw,s, WJZ WBI. KI)K.A W FLt Plano, Doung Staten, WGN 3.45 P.M. ESTE 2.45 CT Sky Rosd Show, WJZ WHAM. 30 M. "Myrt and Marge. WABC WCAI: m. K.ndly Thought,, WHAM 1.30 P.M. LOT' 12.30 CT Afternoon Musicale. WGN. 30 w. Joe Riots' Orchestra. WBZ. 30 Organ. WSM Pianist, WPG romp. KDKA Music Guild. -Frank Black. WEAF WEEI 4 P.M. ESTt 3 CT Weather. Crossroads. 0111A-S. so m. Coty Bntetcatioa II Dr.t Newton. songs. WABC. :) m. 'Fah" R'aUer, WAB'. 1CC_At1 WPC; WiM, 1 L. (W'FLA. 3o m.1 (AG?. Dan Russo's Orchestra. WBBM, 5o aa. Der oh xs. WHAS. 30 m. Oren, WHAS s 41 m.) Sun Lomax. wons, WOR Orchestra. WMCA Srnlenoerra, WOK. so m. ' .16 A.M. EST; 7.15 CT Vic and Sad:. WfZ WBZ W"LW- WMCA, rra. 4.15 P.M. EST, 3.15 GT J.mm7 WGN Archie Bleycr's Orchestra. so Ort hest/ A. KDKA Atka, WGN, 30 m. Orchestra. WHAM KDKA, w.; .t., _. W(1? Theatre of the Air. Mutual bene,,,, WHAM talk. 7.15 P.M. EST' 6.15 CT 4W'ß2 WFLA r3 m -1 (WJZ u 1.2o- Lath,: \cln Else-cable. WABC Roger E. b. WG.: 10.48 P.M. EST; 9.48 CT 6.50, Weather. W-:IJcats. WHAS P.M. 3.30 CT !hi Kcmp's Orchestra, WEAF WEEI WGY -De..xi.- W SA! .30 EST. Songsters. KDKA Theatre Club of the Au. WOR 10R WFLA Mace of the Crusader, WABC WCAI' WPG 8.30 A.M. EST; 7.80 CT Eddie Prior's Orchestra, WMCA Morton Downey. Ray Sinatra's Orchestra. WHAS WBBM markets. WGN, 30 c. Midday Servrre, P.M. WJZ WSM Lhisurin .on the Steppes. WEAF WTEI WGY 1.45 P.M. EST; 12.45 CT 4.45 EST; 3.45 CT foe and Bartow, WBZ 11 P.M. EST; 10 CT WLW WSM WFLA "Science in Your Home," WOR Bavarian Orchestra, WHAM WEAF WEEI WFLA Weather, WBZ Ranch Boys, W-J7 WBZ WHAM KDKA The Gnunmitts, WI W "Blue Moments, "' WGN (4.50 -3.13) Lais Miller. KDKA Charles Boulanger's Orchestra, WGY, 3o m, Saluu musicale, WABC, 27 w. Stan Stanley's Orchestra, and Abner, WLW Orchestra, WABC 5 P.M. EST; 4 CT inns Del Canipo's Orchestra, W J7 WFLA. 30 m. Georgia Wildcats, WHAS Art Kassells Tust Plain Bill. WABC WCAU Else Watermark Twins, WPG Meredith Wdhnn'+ mu.Y. WF1F WEEI, (WBZ at MI5) so Jack Millers Orchestra, WPG Weather. WBZ .45 A.M. EST; 7.45 CT Edna Ross. son P.S WOE m. (WGY at 5.0) WOR Ragamuffins. Hollywood Comedy Sun, Tommy Tucker's Orchestra. WHAM, 3o rala WMCA Musical program, WGY Maximilian Bergerc's WAWA WIP Landt Trio and White, WJZ WBZ WHAM Cocoanuts. WFLA, m. Orchestra, Uncle Torn and Betty. KDKA 2 P.M. EST; 1 CT 30 Ensemble, VCGN KDKA Trio. WPG. 3o m. Ness, Church in the Hills, WLW. 3o m. H,If Bdly trio, WHAS Pedro Vu's Orchestra- WEAF WEE! WGY. Current Events. WOR 7.30 P.M. EST, 6.30 CT Amos 'n' Andy. WSM Anne Brae, contralto. WMCA Aperitif. WMCA. 30 m. Joe Haymcs' Orchestra, WABC, 3o w. (WPG Home, WJZ WBZ WHAM KDKA You and Your G''.crnrsc -t, WEAF WEEI A.M. EST; 8 CT N 5.15 P.M. EST: 4.75 CT at tr.'s) WFLA, so w. WGY %VELA Weather. Five-Star Final. WPC Mue. the Larde French Pnat_ss WABC Betty and Bob. WJZ WBZ Guest. Koe,tnet's Orchestra, Br.r.s- e CluUtma; Day program, Uncle Wiggily, WHAM Edgar losef Orchestra, KDKA. }o m. 1 Trio. WPG. 30 m. W'J7. W'BZ WHAM KOKA, So in. Myrt WHAS WBBM KMOX WF-AF 1 WGY WSM. h., IS w. KIdies' Klub. KOKA and Marge. B reakfast Club, WJZ WBZ. t h. (KDKA, Lexington Jubilee Singers, W;F.A: s7 -. String Trio. WLW Weather, current events. WOR Dr. Arthur Frank Payne, WOR Tim Healy. Stamp Club, WLW Asher and Little Jimmie. WSM WMCA to en-) (WHAM WFLA at 9.r3) Sktrpy. WAHC Voire of Romance. Pianists. WMCA Jerry Cooper. WABC WCAU Watson, WGN Hymns, WLW Grace Dunn. soprano. WBBM Dudley Crafts Ensemble, WGN Ensemble. WPC. m. B.rthday Club. WFLA Pete Rire, Western drame WOR w 11.15 P.M. ESTE 10.15 CT Christmas Party, hom London, WABC WCAU 2.15 P.M. EST: 1.15 CT Burk Rotais. WHAS WBBM KMOX Helping to Happiness, WMCA "The Affairs of Roland," WOR Brihcrt Royce, tenor, WEAF WEI'I WSM r b.. r3 .. (users at 1o.10) (WHAS. :) Hcahh Hunters, WGY Piani «, WGN Weather, orchestra, WHAS m and at o.3o1 Jan, Jude. Jerry, WMCA Helen Trent's Romance. WABC 5.30 P.M. EST, 4.30 CT Dance Tunes, WGN 'Moonbeams. WOR Ness; Flashes, WNBX WMCA, 30 m. "Memories," WOR R..aa,. Ga_.uc WEAF WEEI W,M Chd.kwn's Fycning. Christmas Party. WMCA Leon Belascn's Orchestra. Charlotte Bachwnld, theatre. Dream Ship. WGN .15A.M.EST ;8.1501' W'M(.1 WIP ( sic Wc,lcy. WGY AVIXAI4 h., 30 m. P.M. EST; 10.30 CT WLW P.M. CT 14lid Sr,; 7.45 Ref; 6.45 Will Osborne's Orchestra. \VEAF WEEI .80 A.M. EST; 5.30 Cl' Vaughn de Lath songs. W'PAF WGY, 3o m. WJZ WB7. WHAM KOKA Vagabonds. WGY Jack Denny's Orchestra, Styla. In Memoriam Unbroken Melodies. WLW WFLA. 30 m. organ. WLW Talk. The Forty- Nines. WSM 1.os Amigos, WLW so m. Mas :.,l Clock. WNBX Comedy Capers. WFLA Wagon Wheel Orchestra. WSM, 30 m. .45 A.M. EST' 8.45 C1' Boake Carter, WABC WCAU WHAS !ferny Busse's Orchestra, WABC WCAU WBBM KMOX W'PG WBBM H uu,ebol Hour, WHAM, 30 :n. Armand Vesses's Orchestra. WOE 1)reim Doctor, Peter Ricciardi, WHAS, ;ow, Plough Boys. KDKA W'histlei and Dug, WGN Russian Revue. WOR, yo in. 'The Jackson% WLW W'avnc King, Jan Garbe,. Ted Weems On B P.M. EST; 7 CT 10 A.M. EST; 9 CT chcstras, WGN, 1 h. Leo Resman's Orchestra. Phil Duey. WEAF 11.45 P.M. EST; 10.5 CT The Trice C's. WJZ WBZ KDK WEEI WGY WFLA W'SM WSB, so w. Music Box. KDKA. 30 m. M'aul Program. WHAM Drama. "A Cyclone Shut," WJZ WBZ Al Kavelin's Orchestra. WABC WCAU Keay Douma. "blues." WLW KDKA WLW', so m. WPG Party, WBBM KMOX Early Bids Christmas WNBX Behind the Headlines, WHAM Arturo Valentino's Orchestra, WMCA A.M. EST; "Lavender and Old Lace." WABC WHAS 10.15 9.15 CT WBBM KMOX. 50 w. 12 MIDNIGHT EST; 11 P.M. Cl' Clara. L: 'r.' Em. WEAF WEEI WGY WLW Phil Emmerton's Orchestra. WCAU, 30 ea. Lherniaysky's Orchestra, W'1!AE WEI.; WGY,, WSM WGN Ray 'Ziegler. sports. WPC. 3o m. Edward M (Hugh, songs, WJZ WHAM Eddy Brown, rioliinst, WOR, so w. Rudy Vallee's Orchestra, W'JZ WBZ 'ESA! P33K'.A Charlie Agnew's Orchestra. WGN WFLA 3o m. (KDKA at 12.351 Hcrbic Kasc's music, WABC WCAI' Wr4 Fashion talk. WFLA ESTE e.II and Ginger, WABC WCAI' 8.15 P.M. 7.15 CT WBBM KMOX. 3o 0.. News. Hoar: Hotu, WPC:. : ._ (irons Musical program, WHAM Dante Music. WHAS. t h. tow) Vera C. Park, contralto, WPC: FJJie Laughton's music. WLW, 30 w. Dm, D.xto-. W-H A5 Concert Otchestrs, WGN Julie W:ntr's Orchestra. WOR. 30 m. P oet', C. \YMCA Day's End. WMCA, 30 m. n. 8.30 P.M. EST: 7.30 CT 10.30 A.M. EST; 9.30 CT Wayne King's Orr hest a. WEAF WEEI .. Pa: adc, ''1AI'3'1 :íi Wo5d. M. WGY WTAM WSM WSB, 30 w. 4; Lawrence s Vail..(. 30 m.) 33.341'1.1 at rn451 Tibbert, WJZ WBZ W'IIAM KDKA m. = STATION Marker Basket, WGY was a touching 43 Today's Children, WJZ WBZ KDKA WFLA example of thoughtfulness the other Follies. WI.W' WOE, 30 n,. THERE Melodiana," WABC WHAS WBBM KMOX, Comma: ty CErntaus Sosies, WHAM, r 1.., day at the CBS studios. An orchestra leader received a large so :r 3o m. I)IIgIA'T0I11' U X.stock. news. WLW box of lilies after his broadcast. An accompanying card bore Claude Hopkins' Orchestra, WPG, so w. AlsJ.t. Ems,__:Sl :. W 1I1C WCAU W111S. the message. "These are for your saxophonist, whom I know Kay Kysers Orchestra, WGN = Paige I :. m you 6.45 P.M. EST; 7.45 CT M- s ris. 'WNBX will slay because of the way he played that last number." N' . rrh s'est c 711 Uri iversity, WGN Saturday, December 22, 1934 THE MICROPHONE Page Nine Radio Stars Write Their Christmas Requests To Santa Claus Yearn For Krisuel Q. Kringlenagle Is Children's Sail Boats Making Gifts In Greenland Party to be And Houses Christmas Comes Broadcast The Christmas party for 4,000 Even radio stars write to SANTA CLAUS and ask for things for But Once Yearly children which is being given by Christmas. Somc of their de- Mayor Ft0RELLO H. LAGUARDIA mand; are large and some small, For Him of New York will be heard over but almost all of them have some the ABS -WMCA network on Sun- idea of what they want. IF YOU were to go to the day, December 23, at 12.30 P.M. NINO MARTINI, the opera ten- little town of Stoopton, At the festivities, which will or who sings every week on the way up in the northern part be radio, held in the College of the City wants a great deal. He of Greenland, you would wants a wife. of New York, the children will not find, as you might sup- ANDRE KOSTIi1.ANIiTZ wants to be entertained by bands, singers pose, a barren waste of wind- get a card from some friend he and comics. has not swept snow. Instead you seen for years and DE1.1- The scene of the broadcast will SHARaL'TT, the announcer, wants probably would meet two be a party where cookies money enough to get home and radio characters working and ice cream will be served with the en- sec his family, who live in Texas. their fingers to the bone He hasn't tertainment. been home for four manufacturing unusual Christ- years. Among the entertainers to be mas presents. heard CURTIS ARNALL (BUCK during the broadcast of the ROG- party are: ERS) wants a sail boat big enough Dressed as you see them in A band of 55 to get himself into and an ocean the picture, with the elcep- musicians directed by GIUSEPPE big enough to sail the boat in. tion of the scythe. that is CREATORE; the Chel- sea Singers, a DONALD Novls, the singer, who used by the smaller of the group of 25 voices re which will sing Christmas comes from California, wants a two for making cutting carols; RUDY and his accordion ticket to Miami, Florida, so he marks, there they'd be, KRts- in popu- lar music; LALI TURKLSHER, can compare the weather there UEL Q. KRINGLENAGLE and seven - year -old with that in his home state. his henchman, Bum). 'cello prodigy. Another announcer, BERT Many are the useful gifts HARRY HERSHFIELD, newspaper PARKS, has a yen to fly over the that these two manufacture comic artist, will be master -of- Taj Mahal in India, in an air- in the land of snow and ice. ceremonies. plane. And when these two emu- Colonel LEMUEL Q. STOOPNAGLE in the role of KRLSL'EL O. KRLNGLF.- EMERY DEUTSCH, the orchestra lators of SANTA CLAUS get NAGLE and his partner Bum .ü FATHER TIME. They claim that thif leader. has asked SANTA for a together to make Christmas pie tare i.r entire!) .senseless, haring nothing to do with Christmas. Broadcast by the lodge in the Adirondack Moun- gifts they are sure to turn tains in New York, so he can out something unusual. Montserrat Monks have course. is that one can't slip Another startling present some place to ski this Winter. This year they have created For the first time a service by and fall. that is in HOWARD BARLOW, who directs a new and different kind of the making is a the famed Benedictine Monks of the "March of Time" program on food. It is spaghetti with For that book that you are continuously tipping ash -tray. Montserrat in Spain will be re- the air, wants nothing but an or- holes in it for people who going to get for Christmas This is made for people who layed from their monastery by ange shortcake. He hasn't had really prefer macaroni. they have made a bookcase. are not at home unless there short wave over the CBS -WABC one for a long time. And then, to help father It is a large one and big are ashes on the floor. network on Sunday, December 23, Bunn, of STO48NAGLE and or the hired man wash win. enough for lots books. from 12A5toI P. M. of They also have a new ra- Bunn, doesn't ask for dows in the basement the much. Ile of But the advantage of it is dio. one that gets nothing The monastery was built in 976 simply wants a stocking to match house, SANTAQUF.L Q. CLAUS - that it has no shelves. So A. D. but static. so that people who the one he hung up last year so NAGt.E has invented a ladder you won't have to put your Legend has it that the Holy don't like radio can have he'll have a pair to wear around without rungs in it. The book away. You simply leave Grail was deposited in Montser- this Winter. added ad. antar;c to this. of it on the table. some- thing- to kick about. rat.

II'1111111W'IIItt These Programms Are Proving Popular With Children Of All Ages

,.., Lipì141CLMis. 7.45 A.M. EST; 6.45 CT P.M. EST; 9 CT 5.15 P.M. ESTI 4.15 CT 5.45 P.M. EST, 4 sS CT 6 P. M. EST; 5 CT Skippy, WABC John Martin's Story Program, WEAF WAAB WEAN WDRC Jolly Bill and Jane. WJZ (Monday through WSM WCAU (Monday through Friday) Albert Payx,n Terhune Lang Drama, W)Z Burk Rogers, WABC WCAU WAAD pilaf Saturday) WFLA WJAR WCSH WTAG Monday only) Straight Shooters, Tom Mix. WEAF WEE( WBZ WHAM KDKA WGAR (Sunday (Monday through Thursday) WJAR WCSH WTAG WTIC WGY WLW only) .M. ESTI 8 CT WTAM Wednesday. 6.16 P.M. EST; 4.80 P.M. EST, 3.30 CT (Monday. Friday) Club. 5.15 CT Sheriff Pete Rice, WOR (Tuesday, un- Captain Tun Healy's Stamp WEAP Coast to Coast on a Bus. WJZ WBZ KDKA Our Barn. WEAF WEE! WIAR WCSH day. Satuzday) WEE! WJAR WCSII WTAG WTTC WGY Bobby Benson and Sunny Jim, WABC WCAU WLW WGAR (WHAM at 9.30) (Sunday WTAG WTIC WGY WFLA (Saturday WFLA WAAB WEAN WTCC WDRC WORC only) 5.30 P.M. EST, 4.30 CT WLW WTAM WSM (Monday. only) Mice in Orchmtratra, WEAP WGY WSM Wednesday and Foday) WLBZ (Monday through Friday) 4.45 P.M. EST1 3.45 CT WCSH WTIC WTAG I Wednesday only) Jules Verne s "Mysterious WEAF 11 A.M. EST; 10 CT Little Orphan Annie, WJZ WHZ WHAM bland," Jack Armstrong, WABC WNAC WEAN WJAR (Monday. Wednesday, Friday) Adaeotures on Mystery Island, R'tAP WEE( WDRC W'MAS WCAU (Monday through KDKA WBA1. WELA WGAR (Monday NBC Musk Appreciation Hour, WEAF WEE( WJAR WCSH WTAG WTIC WGY (Mon. Saturday) through Friday 1 day through Thursday) 6.45 P.M. EST; 5.45 CT WJAR WCSII WTAG WTIC WGY Tales of Courage, WEAF WTIC WET .A Nursery Rhymes, WEAF WSM (Tuesday only) WTAM WBZ WHAM KDKA WLW WSM 6 P.M. EST; 4 CT (Thursday only) The Singing Lady. WJZ. W117 WHAM Robinson Crrasoe. Jr., WABC WDRC WLBZ Billy Batchelor. WLAF WFPI WJAR WCSH WFLA (Friday only) "Og Son of Fire," WAFIC W.1 .Alt WFFA KDKA WBAT. WLW WGAR 'Monday WMAS WCAU WPG (Tuesday. Thursday. WTAG WTIC WGY WTAM ( Monday Children's Hour. WABC (Sunday only) ( Mooday. Wednesday. Fridays through Friday) Friday and Saturday) through Friday) Henry Harmony Flirts With Florence Daher and Little Sisear Casse v I. " ..,_ - AOMISSIOrJ -¡. I . BABy. NEE>os sHOES Ijl - tz it AND \ T I I PENN STOCKINGS !_ti Y' ( -roe / f ) i--- \ , 1 i r< 7r ( s 1 k ' /// J j a'' : __ ! r4-c - ` '':,ti li 'y la'. 1 -,: f >> ; b' 1 I t 1, : ;, \ - 4 i- ` l _) . `I, aA Z 0 . ;+., . a w 1 : t,.. / ì : - : , !=-t, j ' r 1 [ °> ' J, P . ' . l i a ,_- ' ÿyal 1 , ' "rr , ' ,` ' 2 1 .r dr . ._ 4-i'...' = air : u._ ,.._ 4 1 \ - -°- ^.:á L . ` - `-- y b.. 1 a1 Nay[.-+ . - / . F ' . 1 i. I . `. FLORENCE BAKER is a curly- headed 16- FLORENCE also takes part in impromp.0 SUGAR CANE. an II year old girl from `)'GAR CANE. like little Mary Small. is year old radio actress. Florence children's shows ou NBC. Madge New Orleans. who is fast becoming one a7 noted for her grownup voice. Many peu- took the part of "Marjorie Jones" in the Tucker, the NBC director of children's pro. of radios outstanding chileactors and sing- r!e who hear her are convinced that she is of Booth ers. has a program of songs WJ7. every at (east 25 years old. This comes from the radio dramatizations Tarkington's grams. sometimes has the children put on wet story. "Penrod." Florence began her career Sunda) at 12.15 P. M. Sugar Cane has ap- way in which she sings "hot -cha" blues at the age of eight. Her greatest thrill is their own shows. just as if they were playing pealed in public since she was four years songs. Sugar has a pianist and an arranger, taking parts like that in "Penrod." where she in a barn in the neighborhood and charging IJ. Sin now brings to realer the expression. all her own. He is Herb Steiner. who accom- is fought over by half a dozen boys. a peony for admission to the show. "bahy wants a new pail of shoes." panies Sugar in most of her radio songs. Page Ten THE MICROPHONE Saturday, December 22, 1934 Wednesday, December 26 - Tony Sarg on CBS -WABC, 2.30 P.M.

News, Herman and Banta, WJZ \\'HAM //car 5.45 P.M. EST; 4.45 CT 'highlights KDKA Ka/ca Found Stamp Club. WRAF WEEI WON' WTAM n'eather Reports j News. musicale, Highway Safety talk, WBZ Little Orphan Annie. WJZ. 'WBZ WHAM Ca'rófiru WABC WHAS = P.M. Folk Singers. KDKA WFLA WEEKDAYS Jaak Armstrong. r 1 A.M. EST; 10 CT WLW Financial reports. news. WSM A. M. 2.30-Tony Sarg. CBS-WABC Junior Science Club program, WLAE. 33 m. Patti Chapin. songs, WABC WCAU (WEEI NGY at ss.85) Larry Charles. tenor, WPG 4.30- Riatiaester Civic Orches- stores 6.43 WOR Friendly Kitchen. WEEI Advnnures of Jimmie Allen WOR 7.45 WOR tra. NBC- WJZ Betty Moore. asateciae decorator, WGY Berenice Taylor. soprano. WGN 7.00 WOR 8.00 WOR WEE1 13.00 Pickford, NBC- WHAM WLW 7.15 WOR 8.30 WLW WBZ -Mar) tLoneymooaea. WJZ KOKA WSM WFLA 6 P. M. EST; S CT W'ti11X 9.45 KOKA WEAF Fish Stories. WBZ Xavier Cugat's orchestra. WEAF 7.25 KMOX WGY (except Sunda)) Crime Clues. drama, NBC- Cooking Close Ups, WABC. WCAU Evening Tattler. WEEI, 30 m. 11.30 WLW WJZ ' Farm talk. WPG Municipal Series, WGY 7.30 WOR Sanders Sisters. WHAS Education in the News. WJZ WEAL 8.30-Eserett Marshall's Varie- Parents Forum. WNBX Adventures of Jimmie Allen. WBZ Noon 11.15 A.M. EST; 10.15 Cl Sports, WHAM = tics, CBS-WABC Dan and Sylvia. KDKA Tony Wons. W'JZ WBZ WHAM KDKA WON' WBZ WEAL W'FI.A WHAS 3 Wayne King's Orchestra, WEE A WSM Male quartet. WLW NBC-V('EAF john Barker, sangs, WLW Francis Craig's music. WSM P.M. Antonia Lopez' Orchestra, W'PLA, 30 m. Among Our Suuccnus. WAYS(, WPG 12.15 9.00-N i n o 'Martini, CBS- Ken "fucker. W11AS Buck Rogers, WAR(: WCAU WI.W W'BZ KDKA WABC Smartie.; Boy Semit Drama. Vi HAS 12.24 KDKA 6.30 WFlA Ness. WNBX 12.30 WJZ. EST; Og, Son of Fire," WBBM KMOX 6.35 WGl' WBZ ! Fred Allen, NBC -WEAF 11.30 A.M. 10.410 CT (Inde Don, WOE. to m. 12.50 WTAM 7.15 WBAI 9.30 -John Charles Thomas, 'Homespun," WEAP WEEI WGY Jerry Rlaine's Orchestra. WMCA 1.00 WEAR WPG 10.15 WItAS U. S. Any Band. W)Z WBZ WHAM Popular Tunes. WON. 3o m. 2.45 G 11.00 W'GY WTAM j NBC -WJZ 4OR KDKA WLW WSM WEIR, 30 m. 4.30 0.0R W'PG WOR 6.16 P.M. EST; 5.18 CT W'GY 7 George Burns. Gracie Allen, Bcu) Moore. WABC WCAU 5.00 WEEI WBZ 4 Wandering Poet WPG, 50 m. "Desert Kid," W!AP 1.14 Wt W 11.14 KDKA CBS -W ABC Dream Doctor. WHAS Timmy Allen. WGY 6.00 WHAS 11.30 WON I.um and Abner, WOR 11.46 A.M. E6r' 10.45 CT Alma Kitchell, contraltn, WJZ WBZ WHAM SUNDAYS Muip Cozzi. baritone. WEAF WEFT WGY Nanry Martin. KDKA 10.00-Lot;tbardoland, N B C- Batchelor of Song, WLW a Marc Recipes. WABC WHAS WCAU A. M. WEM Brattleboro Program. WNBX Surie and Sallie. WSM - Bobby Benson. Sunny Jim. WABC WCAU 10.30-One Man's Family, NBC- 12 NOON EST' 11 A.M. CT Skinny. WHAS WBBM KMOX 8.29 WLW 11.10 WT.W M and Lee Rasa, pianism. WLAP WEEI Investors' talk. Mike Durso's music, WMCA 8.30 WEAL WBZ 11.45 WBZ WEAF 9.13 KDKA samuleen, WGY JEAN YE\VE1.I., vocali.tl, Was di.tioN- Fields and Hall, WJZ W'iM 6.30 P.M. EST; 5.30 CT Noon Weather, Monitor Views News, WBZ. 30 m. Newt. Arlene Jackson. WFAP ioommoinsi 1 (All programs are listed in Eastern ered" by KATE SMITH. Now Hank Keene, KDKA Rhyming Reporter, news, WEEI WGY W'11A1. W'IIAS Standard Time. Central Tinte is otre Trio, WHAM she's featured on La SMITHS mat- News, evening brevities. Wte.Y P. M. Ohio Farm Bureau. WLW, so ta. inee program WednesdaJ'l on the News, Three X Sister., WJZ "NOW :hour earlier'.) Moss and Jones. WFLA News. WeAther WBZ 12.15 WI.W Voice of Experience, WAISC WCAU WHAS CBS-W ABC network. Jimmy Allen, WHAM KDKA 6.80 A.M. EST; 5.80 CT WBBM KMOX Comedy Stars of Hollywood. KDKA 12.25 KDKA 6.30 W'BAL lop o' the blunting, WLW, 30 m. Home Sweet Home. WPG Rob Newhall, WLW 1.00 WPG 10.15 WHAS 1.45 W'FIA 11.00 W'PG 6.45 A.M. EST; 5.45 CT Current Events. WOR Salon Musicale. WABC WHAT WPC; Freddie Rose. WSM WOR Christmas Carols, WMCA WBBM KMOX News, Melody's Garden. WFLA 4.30 WGY WOR WBZ 1 14 WI W Health Eaasncs, WEAF WEEI WGY. 1 6. Studio Orchestra. WNBX Palmer House ensemble, WGN The Shadow." WABC, 25 m. (news, 6.5s) 11.15 KDKA 6.00 WIIAS WBZ 11.3n WGN 7 A.M. EST; 6 CT 12.15 P.Y. EST; 11.16 A.M. Club Program. Wit s CT a P.M. EST; 2 CT tack Armstrong. WBBM KNOX Musical Clock, WBZ KOKA, t b. I toneyboy and Sassafras, WEAF WEEI Ma Perkins. WEAF WEEI WGY WLW Jan Bruneseo's Orchestra. VIZOR Player. WLW Vagabonds, WGY (weather. 12.28) 9.30 P.M. EST; 8.30 CT Exercise Class, WMCA, 3o m. WTAM WSM WSb Screen Revue, WMCA Charles Sean. tenor. WJZ WHAM W5M Ramblers Trio, WJZ \VBZ WHAM KDKA Juba Charles Thomas, baritone, WJZ WBZ 7.15 A.M. EST; 6.15 CT (WHAM. weather, 12.25) (KDKA, mar- WFLA 6.45 P.M. EST; 5.5 CT WHAM KDKA WEAL. 30 m. Dcsot.on, W'LW kets. 12.25) Matinee WABC WPG Billy Batchelor, WEAF WEEI WTAM Bums and Allen, WABC WCAU WBBM Tod Hyatt. WFLA Kate Smith's Hour. WGY News, W'NHX 1 Lowell KMOX, ;o m. The WCAU WHAS, h. (KMOX from ;301 Thomas. WJZ W'BZ WHAM KDKA Gumps. WABC WCAU WHAS S0 Organ. WI'(;. 30 m. 7.30 A.M. EST; 6.30 CT WBBM Afternoon Musical Review, WOR. m. WLW WFLA KNOX Ensemble. WGN Asher and Little Jimmy. WHAS Luna and Abner. WOR WGN Yoi.bi 11.:. -ks. . "Common Joss. W'.Z WO? Afternoon Convert. WNBX t "Atari Hour." 53 OR (news at 6 s'. Sa!r , s' , Eddie Prior's Orchestra, 9.46 P.M. EST; 8.45 GT W"MC1, so c.. 3.15 P.M. EST; 2.15 CT Sagrhrush Harmonizers, WMCA Inn Salvo. organ. WSM Little Orphan Annie, WGN WSM Jan Garbei s Osamu*. WOR WON I t.: . V. t A. ;- m . Bob Church. WNBX Dreams Carne Truc. Barry McKr Ity. bantoue, Housing program. WMCA Reacd lc, 3a m. WEAF WEEI WCY WLW WSM WTAM 7 P.M. EST; e CT Organ W ABC, 12.30 P.M. EST; 11.30 A.M. CT 10 P.M. EST; 9 CT A.M. Joe White. tenir. WJZ WHAM WFLA Pickens S,stcn WEAF 7.45 EST' 6.45 CT Mercy Madcap% WEAF WI W. 3o m. Lombardoland. Stales, Rhymes and Cadences. WBZ Salute. WEEI Pat Barnes. WEAF WEEI B. A. R Orchestra. WEAF 1- m. produce markets, WEEI Human valor, KDKA WGY V;'LW WFLA WSM. m. tWLW' a e) WGY, l) m.) Farm program. WGY. m. Jim Healer. WGY S0 t I:r..I 30 Orchestra. WGN Arno. 'n' Andy. WJZ WBZ WHAM KDKA Joe Rines' Orchestra. WBZ Deane Moore. WEEI National Farm and Horse Hour. WJZ WBZ Hollywood Inn. WNBX *rd program. Mark Music. Jolly Bal and Jane, WJZ WHAM KDKA WFLA WLW WFLA WSM. s b. (WLW EST, 2.30 CT Ruddy talk, WABC WCCAIJ WHASFWBBM KMOX Jack Foy. songs, WHAM at ;a.5o) 8.80 P.M. Kilowatt. Health WSM Myrt and Muge. WABC 50 M. Rhythm Jesters, WLW Lalestocia, riser, madras reporta. WLW Woman's Radio Review. WEAF WGY. 30 m. Dutwi Andcnou. WPG Muw,l Clerk. WNBX Wallace Butterworth. WABC WCAU Reading Circle. WEEI, 3o m. Weather. Crossroads. WIIAS WJZ. Edgewater Bach- Conon Crcncua, WBBM "Covet of Lateran- Justice. WOR 8 A.M. SSTs 7 CT Concert Orchestra. WPG Jerome TwicieIrs Orchestra.- WSM Jerry Blaine's Otchestra. WOR. 3n m. WFLA Wti.Ui,. 30 m. (WBZ KDKA. Stan Loma1, sports, WOR 10.16 P.M. EST& 9.15 CT Weather. Cuncot. Esenrs, WEEI Markers. Good Health and Training, WGN en.; Normans Hapgood, WLs1CA Musical Clock. WGY, m. I WLW Madame Sylvia. WJZ WBZ WHAM KD !o Ur. FndcII. WNBX 'Song of the City." 7.15 P.M. EST; 6.15 CT Current Events. Harlan Eugene Read. Doot.Vns. WJZ WBZ KDKA WFLA 12.45 P.M. HST; Newark Museum talk. WON .Organ, WSM 11.45 A.M. CT Hoare Management talk. WGN Male quartet. WEEI Pioncera. WPG Song Reporter. WABC, 23 m. This and That, WILL -s m. Minas Quartet. WGY Mike Duiso's music. WMCA Lar! Your Hume and Mine. WABC. WP() 3.45 P.M. EST; 2.45 CT Plantation Echoes. Wd4rd Robisoi s Orches- Bunsen's Orchestra. WON 8.15 AN EST; 7.18 CT Luncheon music. WMCA WIP, t0 m. Animals in the News. tra. WJZ WBZ WHAM KDKA WSM 10.30 P.M. EST; Organ WH.14 KDKA WRAL. 34 m. Musicale. WGN WBZ Lum and Abner. WLW 9.30 CT 4.30s WFLA, Police news, WHAM ()Ay) One Man's Family. Anthony Smythe. tWJZ of: 8.:s tWBZ 15 1 P.M. EST; Just Plain MI. WABC WCAU WEAF m.) 12 NOON CT Bond of Friendship. WLW WEEI WGY WFLA WLW WSM. 30 m. Markets. weather. WFLA Marion Chase. tongs. WOR Devotons, WSM \VE.AP Frank Bennis Orchestra. Ensemble. WGN J act Dressy . Orchestra. Harry Richman. Early Buds, WNBX Musical program. WON' Syn.opated Melodies, WOR WJZ WHAM. 30 m. George Vagabond Singera, WMCA 8.80 A.M. EST; 7.80 Ci Hill a Orchestra. WABC WPG Organ. WGN Samory Liriei's Orchestra. WBZ, 3o m. W(a.AU. 3o m. (WPG. weather at 1) Story Book Lady. WNBX 7.50 P.M. EST; 6.80 CT P.ubsu¡¡cch Varieties. KOKA, so m. Cheerio. WEAF WEEI WGY WLW 075M, Just Plain Bill. WGN KMOX Gould and Sheftcr, WEAF WGY Mary Eastman. soprano. Evan Evans. bad. WFLA, 30 m. P.M. EST; 8 CT Agriculture. WHAS After Dinner Revue. WEEI tone. Froward 1111,10W .1 Orchestra. WABC Weather. WET. Lco Freudberg's Orchestra. WOR, so Martha Meus, contralto. WEAL" WSM Red Davis, WJZ. WBZ WHAM KDKA WLW WCAU WPG WHAS. 30 m. Chapel Singrn, WABC al. (KMOX, 1.15 P.M. EST; 12.15 CT Stocks, W'ECI WFLA WSM 15 m.) Organ. WPG, 30 m. Betty and Bob, WOY WJZ WBZ WHAM The O'Neills, WABC WCAU Jean Goldkette's Orchestra, WOR, m. s Doctor. WEAF WEEI 30 Georgia Wildcats, WHAS WGY KDKA Buck Rogers. WHAS WBBM KMOX Archie Bleyer's music, WMCA. 3o m. PGossipe p Club. WHAS WBBM KMOX Life of Mary Sothern, WLW 8.46 A.M. USTI 7.46 Cl "Shut -in" Armand Vecsey's Orchestra, WOR Dance Orchestra. WON. 30 m. Hour," WMCA National Student Federation. WABC WPC) Molly Picon, WMCA Lands T.:, ..J WLItc, WJZ WNG w:1..12t Doting Sisters. WGN 11 P.M. EST: KDKA WHAS' Dance orchestra, WGN 10 Cl 1.80 P.M. EST; 12.30 Vocal Trio, WOR Jack Se :enact. WBCA CT 7.45 P.M. EST; 6.45 CT Berger's Orchestra. WRAF WGY Jules Lande's Piano, WGN Weather. current events, WEEI sl ob Atel,ier, WHAS music. WEAF, 30 m. (WFLA, Uncle Ezra, WEAF WEEI 15 m.) Dorris Gibson, WNBX WGY Emil Coleman's Orchestra. WJZ WFLA, O AM. EST' 8 CT Kitchen Dangerous Paradise. WJZ WBZ WI IA 30 m. of the Aù, WEEI, 30 m. 4.15 P.M. EST; 3.15 CT KDKA WLW WSM Organ. Richard Lcihcrt, WEAF, 30 m. Arthur Lane. WGY Weather, WBZ of Melody Man. WFLA Kay Kysei s Orchestra. WGY Vic and Sade, WJZ Herald Sanity, WEAF WSM W'FL:\ Tommy Tucker's Orchestra. WHAM. 30 m. WBZ WLW Baritone, WEEI Snake Carter, WABC WCAU WHAS WBBM Breakfast Club, WJZ W147. WSM, 1 h. Wiliam Penn Orchestra, KDKA Uncle Tom and Betty. KDKA Radio of the Theatre, WGY KMOX 30 m.) (WHAM. 9.35 9.154 Freddie School Follies. WLW, 1 h. (KDKA. to Carton's Orchestra. WHAM, 33 m. (WFLA at 915) Markets. 'WSM Sisters of the Skillet. WJZ WBZ WHAM Sid Gary. baritone, WOR Amos 'n' Andy. WSM Karen Fladoes, KDKA Gloria Grafton, WMCA Variety, WHAM Little' Jack Little's music. WABC WCAL' Leon Belascos Orchestra, WABC WCAU Hymns. WLW WHAS WBBM KMOX Charlie Kent's Orchestra. WLW Amateur Night. WGN WIIAS WPG, 30 m. (WBBM at 1115) Birthday Club. WFLA Henry Howard, inmpersonations, Dick Messner's Orchestra, WABC W'PG B P.M. ßbT; 7 CT Myrt and Marge. WBBM KMOX WPG Devotions. WHAS Weather, Joke Book, WABC. WCAU WHAS. 3D m. Midday Service. WGN, 30 m. Mary Pickord Gale Gordon. Jeanette Nolan, current events. WOR Baron. Pianos. WOR Voice of Romance, WMCA 9.15 A.M. EST, 8.16 CT Theatre Club. Bide Dudley. WOR Theodore Osborn, Orchestra. WEAF WEEI WIP Maximilian Bergen's Orchestra. Mark Love. basso. WGN Dudley Crafts Watson. WON Deane Morne, WEI.1 WMCA Webby Mack. WNBX W'( ;YWSM WEM. so m. 1.45 P.M. EST; Corne Unes, 'A Shot." WJ7. WBZ 11.15 P.M. EST; 10.16 CT Roger Sweet. tenor, WGY 12.45 CT 4.80 P.M. EST; CT Cyilone Suing /dusk. WLW Southerners. WGY 3.30 KDKA W1.W. 30 w. Robert Royce. tenor, WEAF WELT WGY Jesters. World Matinee Meb,dies, W ,NBX Words and Music. Maude Mullet. Trio, WEAF WEEI WGY Review. WHAM WSM contralto, Rochester Civic Guy AI Roth's Orrhestr , _VSíABC .30 A.M. EST; 8.90 CT WJZ KDKA WSM WEL1 Orchestra. Frazer Harri Coleman's Orchestra, \VBZ Agricultural Markets, son, conductor. WJZ WHAM WSM. I h. Gordon Sitters. VtrPC William Penn Orchestra, KOKA. so m. 1+f. tc:_ \V"EAF WB7 Cher, WEEI Fende C,rofe's Orchestra. WI.W (WBZ, 30 m.) (KDKA WFLA, 4.43.5) The IgnS Ranger. Wulf, jp sri. Weather. music. WHAS Courtship and Marriage Poison. WLW William Burnett. WSM Markets. KDKA Three 'Little Punsters. 1 Moosbearus, WOR in Rhythm, WABC WHAS WCAU Cadets, WAIIC WBBM Betty and Bob. WLW Concert Orchestra, W'GN Buddy Wagner's Orchestra. WMCA WPG. .. m. Fate of Elsie Thompson, pianist. WPG Foreign Investors," Prof. H. P. 8.16 P.M. ESl; 7.15 CT Mail Bos. WGN ' With,. WABC WIIAS 34i m. 11.80 P.M. EST; 10.80 CT Georgia W'ildacts, WHAS W'P(.. Jimmy Allen's Adventures, WHAM .45 A.M. EST; 8.48 CT Jerry Marsh. tenor, WOR Robert Rend. "Town Talk." WOR Art Kassell's Orchestra. WEAF G-LLI WGY, Russian Choir. WMCA. in. Edwin C. Hill, WABC WCAU WHAS to rit. SouWcmaires. male quartet, WEAF Ragamuffins, WMCA WIP 30 WBBM KMOX News, WEEI Blue Moments, WGN Jolly Coburn's .3tchestra, WJZ WHAM 2 P.M. EST; 1 CT M000shiners, WPG FLA, 3o Musical rogra.-n, WGY 4.45 P.M. ECTa 3.45 CT \\ m. (WSM st 11.45 ) Two Seats in the Balcony. WEAF WEE!, Five-Star Final, WMCA "Dead Men Prowl." WBZ. ;o m. Household Heut. WHAM. 30 es. 30 m. Lady Neat Door, WEAF Comedy Surs of Hollywood, WON Emerald (.ems. WEEI Marjorie Cooney. piano. WSM Jackson, WI.W Merrile Esmond. WGY 5.30 EST; 7.30 CT Ocric Nelson's WorkaDay Thouchts, KDKA Wandering Stocks. WGY P.M. music, WABC WBBM WPG. Minstrel. Meredith Wdlson's Or- Wayne ;o m. Bob Anita. WHAS chestra, WJZ Science in Your Home," WOR King's music, WEAF VsrGY, ;o m. WFLA WHAM, so m. (WBZ Buddy Clark. John Herrick. WEEI, Dream Dottor. WHAS, 30 m, Daily Stuy. WNBX KOKA at 2.15) news, S P.M. EST; 4 CT 30 m. (WSM, r m.) Lanny Ross' Orchestra, WJZ WI-tAM KDKA Abe Lyman's Orchestra. WOR. 50 m. 10 A.M. EST; 9 CT Frank A. Day Junior High School. WBZ Kay Foster, song.. WEAF W'f LI \\'LW Leon Freaimaa's P. yo m. Orchestra. WMCA. 30 M. News. Johan.,: Martin. terni. WEAF WSM T. A. talk. KDKA Lang Sisters. WGY Wayne King's Orchestra, WON Marie. the tittle Monitor Dun Humber's Orchestra. WBZ WFLA French Princess. WABC Views News. WBZ Hcoy Thies' Pepsters, WLW 11.45 P.Y. EST! 10.45 CT News. Macke- Basket., WGY WCAU WBBM KMOX Comic Capers, KDKA Studio Hawaiians. WPG. 30 Program. WSM. ;o m. Music Box, KDKA Harvest of Song. WJZ WBZ AUL% m. Og. Son of Fire," WABC Everett Marshall. Varieties. University of Kentucky. WHAS Stocks. WIC, Broadway WABC Ian Garber's Orcbestu- WON. ;0 m. Suzanne Liuteford, WLW WCAU WHAS WBBM KMOX, 30 m. News. Vi Bradley, WABC Dr. Arthur Frank Payne WOR Livestock, Herbert Koch, WHAS 12 MIDN&GUT EST; 11 P.M. CT Symphony Orchestra, Jane and Jimmy Cullen, WPG News. Patterns in harmony. WCAL' WHAS WMCA, t F., so ea. Men of Notes, WBBM Eduard erner's Varieties. (Scorn Olsen. Ethel Shuns, WEAE WEEI Jus Plain Bill. WGN Music. Current Events, WOR WOR. 30 m. News. Home Hour. WPG. 1 e. - Comedy Team, WMCA WGY. 30 m. DX Tips, WNBX 2.15 P.M. EST; 1.16 CT "Big Shots, WMCA Kay Kyser's Orchestra. WGN Arche Blc-yer's Orchestra. WJZ WBZ Household Chat. WGY Chicago's Current mimic, WGN 10.15 A.M. EST; 9.16 CT 8.45 P.M. EST; K DK.1 WFLA. 30 M. Rochester School of the Air. WHAM 5.15 EST: 7.45 CT Wagon Wheel Orchestra. o m. Lu WGY P.M. 4.15 CT WSM Rornanrc of Helen Trent. WABC WCAU Torn Mix. WEAF W'1:1.1 \\'(Y Frank and Phil. WBZ ' la.çcrs Renard's Orchestra, WABC WPG, WLW W'Sbi WSB WTAM WGLJ Smilin Ed WGN KMOX WTAM McConnell. WLW 30 m. I Florenda Trio, WJZ WBZ KDKA WHAM The Melody Singer, WOR Violinist. WBZ Maple Leaf Sextet. W'Pu Dell Coon's music, WHAS, in m. Morning Topics. WFLA 2.30 P.M. EST; 1.30 CT "Skippy." WABC Kay Thompson, WMCA Keith Beecher's Orchestra. WBBM. 30 m. Bill and Ginger. WABC, WC.W Guitarist, Northwestern University. WGN Eddie Laughton': Orchestra. WT.W 50 m. Dolly Dean. WHAS Vaughn de Leath, songs. WEAF WPG Unemployment problem, WEE! Gracie Dunn and Norm Sheer. WBBM 9 P.M. EST; 8 CT Wagon Wheel Orchestra. WSM. 30 en. Town Crier. WNBX Anthony Trini's Orchestra, WOK. 30 m. Scissors and Paste, WGY Adelaide Van Wey. blues, WOR Town Hall Tonight. Fred Alien, James 10.30 A.M. EST, 9.80 CT Stonewall Mel Amateur Night in WMCA, t b. Home Sweet Home. WIZ Trio, WMCA ton Lennie Hayton's Orchestra. WEAF Harlem. Breen and de Rose, Bob Emery, WEAF Home Forum Cooking Popular Rhythm. WON. 3o m. School. WBZ, 30 m. WEEI W'GY WLW W'SM WFLA. 1 Organ, WVFI Smackont. b. WHAM WSM WFLA 8.30 P.M. EST; 4.30 CT Warden Lewis E. Lasses. "70.000 Years in The Market Basket. WGY KDKA' Home Forum. KDKA. Today's Children, W'JZ WBZ KDKA WFLA 30 m. Alice in Orchestralia, WEAF WSM Sing Sing," WJZ WBZ KDKA WHAM Toav Sarp. Marionette Show. WABC WHAS WRAL, m. Live Stocks. news. WLW WPG IixSenice Men's Program, WEEI 30 STATION WBBM KMOX Jack and Jill, W'GY Ninn Martini. Andre Knstelanetz' Orchestra. Radio Krtchcn, W'SM, 3o m. Womans Club. WCAU, m. Bright Lights. WABC WCAL' 30 Singing Lady, WJZ WBZ WHAM KDKA WABC WCAU WPG WHAS WBBM T1art).a Deane WOR. 30 m. KMOX, in m. Ida Bailey Allen. WHAS Jongleurs, WGN WLW DIRECTORY Morning Concert, WNBX Jack Armstrong, WABC WCAU "Happy Hal's Housewarming," WOR. 3o m. 2.45 P.M. ESTi Americana. 10.45 A.M. EST, .45 CT Talk. care of the feet, WPG WMCA, 4s M. 9.45 CT Vic and Sade, WEAF# wrrr WGY Out of the Dusk, WHAS, 30 m. Dance orchestra. WON Page 4 Betty Crocker. WEAF WEEI WGY WLW Colette ('allay-, songs. WJZ WFLA WSM WFLA WEAN! Story and Contest Club, WOK 9.15 P.M. . 5T, 8.15 CT WHAM Radio Party. WMCA. 30 m. Comedy Stars, WON Saturday, December 22, 1931 THE MICROPHONE Page Eleven

A Stocking Full of Suppressed Xmas Desires Among Radio Folk Some Modest WEEI Artists Send fl/rd The Holiday Others Tax To Microphonei Readers Spirit 'fopsr Santa Claus Eci: Edison Page They're all human -enjoy the <' associate, Ruth Walker, prefers a things other folks enjoy -have rkaerry oeiZrl,Stlna.c/'«< dog -a "Scottie." And speaking the same impulses and emotions of dogs -Dorothy Drake would and probably just as many like fifty-also some horses. troubles. With the holiday sea- \)01,tar son came the thought that they Phil Baldwin who is in the

all might not have the oppor- r t`/ throes of a dental session will tunity to write a note to Santa not even suspend his sock if his Claus who liltcns the year round dentist will only get a painless to the WEEI round of radio en- t Pr e calk, drill. tertainment. Well, after a merry - ,,n Del Castillo would derive .t go -round of queries, you get the ïa... results a rare grist. 7 seasonal sufficiency of comfort Station manager C. W. Burton 647 62 from a mustache cup. pondered a split second to crave a c l.zact vois Caroline Cabot is convinced a bank balance, ever so small, 1:= , that a children's program under the day after Christmas. ;tKló Q. c. k p. o I¡i is Lewis S. Whitcomb, - ? her direction her heart's desire. assistant Caz,/- t'divö.vd-ordo r% manager, leaned into the first Frank Gallop, the ex- broker, pitch with an open expose of his would be content with something annual hankering for establish- trivial -a mere box of bond - ing the daily breakfast -in -bed bonds. habit. Harold Fellows waives his -et friencts« personal desires in favor of a And a goes ftation Christmas never by without a suppressed yearn- certain railroad which he hopes ing in the heart of Willie Morris will be remembered by Santa for a doll- small, large, rag or with a new "Zephyr" train for china. She hasn't emptied one the Marblehead run. keeping the "Evening Tat-tler purchase a New Year's present if Santa must, an orchid. Santa out of her stocking for fifteen Ruth Chilton intimates there off the air. tor himself in the form of a box probably will. years. may be something about a sol- Russell Dorr reminds Santa of candied orange peel if his Jack Beauvais and Ed Lord dier but she prefers gobs -of. Ray Girardin still craves an not mental to "Give A Man A Horst. telepathy to the North harbor a desire to smoke an aw- chocolates. electric train with signal towers, He Can Ride" but a horse a man Pole doesn't click this time. fully good pipe which idea is Ed Gisburne wants only good switches and a little steam wager can put a bit of a on. Sybil Morse has a pct yen to also U.K. with Frank Gallop. weather and green pastures on whistle. Check. have a miniature Wurlitzer con- Ora Dodd thinks Santa may New Year's Day to start the year Bob Burlen will be everlast- Frances MacLaughlin, the sta- sole in her home some Xmas be the one to provide a Lend right with a game of golf. ingly thankful when Santa tion's world traveler, would be morning. She's always playing. doll, a special copy of Henri So goes the trend of the inci- dumps a machine at his door happy to accept a courtesy pass The two Freds with widely di- Murger's "The Latin Quarter" dental Xmas hopes among peo- which will grind out plots for on all European bound ships. sergent thoughts; hiller would and a red camilla. Emma Mau - ple whose names are familiar to radio dramas at every turn of the Arthur Edes leans towards the appreciate ten million dollars; 1 rice Tighe from the same circle readers of The MICROPHONE. handle. practical with the hope that Hawkins would be satisfied to is looking for the Christmas that And come wind or high water Vic Whitr.tan recalls the gov- some day and age there will be keep the budget in balance. will send her on a trip around the radio show will go on, ernment money spent on good time to hear all the embryo ar- Sylvia Winters would be sin- the world. Christmas Day as every day for farmers who didn't raise pigs tists who would like and deserve cerely charmed with a pretty Helen Bates doesn't see why you and you. May it help to

and will be glad to accept sim- an audition. j card sentiment -a box of brit- Santa has never brought ber a make your Christmas more com- ilar financial remuneration for Roger Wheeler threatens to handy colored ribbon candy or mink coat while her microphone plete.

MANHATTAN NEWS WrE t BRIEFS SCOTT FURRIERS PRESENT MERRY - GO - ROUND One of the better holiday of- the WEEI operating staff, with clicking nicely on the After Din- ferings comes from o'er the seas the exception of one, now has ner Revue . WEEI sportsmen to the WEEI audience via NBC the emblem denoting five years arc back at their ice -fishing hab- for the A. M. period 8:45 to in the Edison Company employ A Weekly Half Hour Of its The B. U. Business Ad- ro:10. Called "British Empire Incidentally one of the gang ...... ministration School class on Ra- Concert And Dance Thirty Minutes Christmas Day" it develops as a who has the ' early morning dio sat in on "Studio Chorus" sequence of watch and has to take a hurried Music With An last Monday evening . Jack of pickups from first meal has an odd way of Benny hits the nail on the head the far flung putting it -"one on the city" All Stur Talent with the quip, "According to my Harmony and Melody corners of the and "a team of grays" is his notion radio comedy isn't any Group world with description which means a glass good unless it is spontaneous and descriptive of water and two crullers . . natural" "Mr. Lamb Chop" ...0 brilliant spot on material dis- WEEI program arrangers are ... is the title of the "First Nighter" closing t h e doing preliminary work with M the Sunday broad - interesting drama on the 28th . . . E. B. Rideout sees a white Christmas and varied REAR casting calendar... in his magic crystal Russell observances of Christmas under ... Dorr, popular WEEI baritone of the Union Jack . It is rumored the latest fashion dic- Jenney Concert fame, due for a ... Sponsored that Sybil J. Morse and Wm. by sustaining series on the NBC - fur Kahakalau, Jr., are rehearsing a tates for cloth and coats Blue Net . . , Bill Adams, one novelty program offering which of radio's most famous character blended with the latest hit R. L. Watkins Co. combines a hot guitar with an andy theatres ant; World Broad - players is do- equally hot piano under the tunes from Broadway . . . castn,; on a pots ;b1!- new p-o- ing the role eventual listing " Stringing series Pa . . the makers Dr. grain for the exploitation " Robin- of Along" . . . Walter Darnroseh of new films, which program, if, son" on "The and the Music Appreciation WEEKLY Lyons tooth powder. as and when, would be known American Hour will be absent from the as "Hollywood Movie Parade" Fam ly Rob - airwaves on Friday due to the Erida.' ... Del Castillo, sadly lacking in in on" series; school vacation period ... NBC - SEVEN P.M. Xmas spirit, spent three three - Eunice How- WEEI offers such timely seasonal at hour periods being jostled around ard plays bits as The First Christmas" on ON SUNDAY by department store shoppers "Betty," Elie Saturday at three o'clock and on 9::30 P.M. and is now the ranking Yule- Padmer -"Ma Robinson" and Tuesday at two P. M, the ora- tide booster About Monday "Dick Collins" is Frank torio Maunder's "Bethlehem" ...... Butler (7a er the usual joke Xmas tree will in real life: ft's an all -star cast Also of seasonal interest the OVER blossom forth on the rath floor and real human interest stuff ... "Community Sing" from New Station WEEI at WEEI and many and subtle When you read this Jack Beau - Station WEEI York at 12:3o on the day before will be the trinkets anonymously vaiswill be about the offices with The Friendly Station Christmas ... Every member of exchanged ... Ethel Grenier is an ever ready sprig of mistletoe. The Edi-on Station Page T1seke THE MICROPHONE Saturday, December 22, 1934 Thursday, December 27 - Rudy Vallee's Hour, NBC -WEAF, 8 P.M.

Hollywood Country Church, WABC WCAU "al Ernie'. Orthes(ra, WMCA WPG KMOX, 3o m. L Dose of His Own Medicine Prof. Stuart P. Meech. WGN Highlights Dream Doctor, WHAS Variety. WNBX 8.15 P.M. USTI 7.15 CT A.I. Jaysnoff Sisters. WBL 11.45 A.M. EST; 10.45 CT Isfusical program, WHAM 11.30 Jean Piccard, Russell Banioteers, WGY Five -Sur Final. WMCA -Dr. Agricultural u1k, WFLA Dance orclir.tra, WON Owen. NBC -WEAF Ken Tucker. WHAS E P.M. 'Yews Week. WNBX 8.30 P.M. EST; 7.30 CT E 12 NOON ESTE 11 A.M. CT Charles Scars, tenor. Ruth Lyon. soprano, E Gould and Sheffer, pianists. WEAF WEE) WJZ WBL, 3(1 m. (KDKA at 8.45) E 1.45 -NBC Music Guild, Frank WGY WLW Silver Toppers, KDKA Black. NBC -WJZ Fields and Hall. WJZ WHAM WSM Pleasure Cruise. WHAM E Weather, WBZ "Forum of Liberty,' WABC WCAU. 30 m. Y. Symphony - State Hank Keene. KDKA Mary Eastman, WBBM WHAS KMOX Band. ABS -WMCA Kay Donna. 'Slues.' WLW WPG, 30 m. Voice of Romance. WMCA 6.013 Vallee, NBC -WEAF Noonday Vanetics, WFLA -Ruiìy Voice of WABC WCAU WHAS Bridge talk, WON Little Symphony- Orchestra, Experience, WBBM KMOX 8.45 P.M. EST; CT WOR Home Sweet Home, WPG 7.45 9.00-Show Brrat, NBC-WFAF Current Events. WOR Edmund Boucher, basso. WBZ Chnstmas Carols, \V W.% Penthouse Serenade. WMCA, ;o m. Death Valley Days, NBC - Bob Neal. WNBX Charlie Agnew's Orchestra, WON WJT. 12.16 P.M. ESTI 11.15 A.M. CT 9 P.M. EST; S CT Honeyboy and Sassafras. WEAP WEEI E 10.00 -Paul Whiteman's Music Captain Henry's Show Boat. Lanny Ross, Hall. NBC-WEAF Vagabonds. WGY Frank Mdntyre Muriel Wilson. Conrad Merry Macs, WJZ WHAM KDKA WSM Thibault. Moldtses 'n' January. WEAF "Forty -Five Minutes in Hol- Livestock reports, WL \V WEE! WGY WSM WPLA. I The Comps, WADC WHAS WBBM KMOX É lywood," CBS -WABC Valley Days, deans. Tim Frawley. Hal Beckett. organ, WOR Joseph Bell, Joseph Bonime's Orchestra, Bob Fallon's Orchestra. WMCA, 3o m. E 10.30 -"Economics in a Chang- WJL Wß7, WHAM KDKA WI.W. 30 w. ing Social Order," NBC -WJZ Bob Forsans, tenor, WGN Glen Gray's O('chestra. Annette Hanshaw, Andrea Gooslyn, WNBX Walter O'Kgefe, WABC WCAU WHAS , ., P rama ,,w ,,,,,,.,.,.. s ;.w,.,,,.,. ,..,,.,.,,,. ,,..n, 12.30 P.M. HST; 11.30 A.M. CT WPG WBBM KMOX. 3o m. "Housewarming," WOE. 30 (All programs are listed in Eastern Xferry Madcaps. WEAF. 30 ro m. Stocks. produce markers, WILI Lawrence Salerne, s music. WON. 3o m. Standard Time. Central Time is one WGY Farm Program. WGY. 3o m. 9.80 P.M. EST; 8.30 CT Farm and Hour. WJZ WBZ boar earlier.) National flame JAMES CAGNlw, -'tough boy" of the movies is given some of his own Musical Keys. Cyril Pitts. tenor. WJZ Wliá WHAM KDKA WSM WELA. 1 h. WHAM KOKA WBAL. 3o m. (WLW at 12.35) treatment by FRANC. HAI.E. They appeared together in a radio dra- Unsolved Mysteries, WLW, 30 in. 7.5 A.M. EST; 6.48 OT River. markets. WLW Fred Waring', Pennsylvanians. WADC WCAU Georgic Hall's Orchestra. WABC WCAU matization of "yarn to the Right" last Sunday over the lVBC-IIV]Z B. A Rolfe's Orchestra, WEAF, 45 M. WPG WHAS WBBM KMOX, 33 m. (WEEI WGY, 15 met (WLW at 8) WHAS KMOX network. turn and Abner, WOR WON Musical program. WGY Robert Place. poems. WPG Mauro Cottune. WD!( A Jerry Blaine, Otcheatra, ''OR. 30 m. A.M. EST; 7CT Markets. Good Health and Trining, WGN 9.45 P.M. ESTS 8.45 CT Weather. carrent events. WEE! Melody Moments. WNBX Betty and Bub, WGY WJZ. WBZ WHAM Quartet, WSM Musical Clock. WGY. 0 m. KOKA Bobby Benson, Sunny Jim. WABC Jan Garber's Orchestra, WOR WON Devotions. WJZ WBZ KOK.S WFLA 12.45 P.M. EST; 11.45 A.M. CT Life of Mary Sothetn, WLW "Skippy," WIIAS WBBM KMOX Harry Hershfield. WMCA Organ, WSM This and That. WEE!, ;o en. The Little Hnusc Famil . WABC WPG Investments. Mansfield's Or.hcstra, WMCA 10 P.M. EST; 9 CT Repoter. WABC, 25 at Earl Hanson. WABC W I JAS Song 6.80 P.M. EST; 5.80 CT Paul Whiteman. \NIAI WELL WGY WLW. EST1 University of Kentucky, WHAS Pauline Alpert. pianiu, WOK 8.15 A.M. 7.15 CT News. Mary Small, WEAF WSM WFLA, 1 h. Luncheon music, WMCA. 30 m. Sports Review, WMCA, r b. William Mea3er. organist. KDKA WHAM. Musicale, WGN ' Our Jimmy, WNBX Rhyming Reporter, news. WEE;! Roads that Move; Montreal Concert Ordres- 30 m. IWJ7. off 8.258.301 (WBZ News, Brevities. WGY tra, direction Howard Fogg, WJZ KDKA 1 NOON WFLA, is m.) P.M. EST; 12 CT 4.15 P.M. EST; 3.15 CT News. Armand Girard, bass. WJZ KDKA WHAM. ;o ne. Devotions, WSM Riarket5. w'caUlet. VITAE Esther Sidman. vim aint. WFLA Sammy Liner's Orchestra, WBZ. 30 m. Early Birds, WNBX Jan Bronesco's Orchestra. WGY. 30 m. Limey Bill, WGY News. weather, WR7. Music. WHAM (news at 10.20) 8.30 A.M. EST; 7.30 CT (WEAF WELL 1.1)) Sisters of the Skillet, WJZ WBZ WHAM Jimmy Allen's Air Adventures, WHAM "Forty -Pive Minutes in Hollywood," WABC Samuel de Jung's Orchestra. WABC WCAU KDKA Bob Newhall, WLW WCAU WBBM KMOX, 45 m. Cheerio. ' I AF WI :1.l WGY WLW WSM WPG Freddy Rose, piano, WSM Nick Nickerson. songs, WPG WFLA, o Jeannine Mary's Orchestra. WLW n. College of Agriculture. WIIAS Joe Haynie,' Orchestra, WABC. WCAU Studio Orchestra. WHAS. 30 en. Weather, WBZ Salvation Army Band. WABC_ WPG Leo Freudbera's Orchestra, WOR, 30 m. Devotions, WHAS Jack Armstrong, WBBM KMOX Al and Lee Reiser. two pianos, WOR Salon Musicale, WABC, 27 Tust Plain Bill. WGN The Dn Club, WHAS Hockey Game, WMCA, 45 m. Georgia Wildcats, WHAS Rhythms of the Day. WOR - 1.15 P.M. EST; 12.15 eT Organ, WGN Jerry Blaine's Orchestra, WOR Organ. WPG. So m. Round WMCA 10.15 P.M. EST; 9.15 CT Concert Ensemble, WI .AF WEE! up. e .45 A.M. EBTE 7.45 CT 4.30 P.M. EST; 8.80 CT Singing Lady. WGN Aldrich', Hawaiians, WPG. 3o m. prank Dailey's Orchestra. WABC WPG News commenrator, WOR Lanett Trio and White, WJZ W 9L WHAM Arlene Jackson, songs, WEAF P.M. EST; S.45 Radio Gossip Club. WBBM WHAS KMOX 6.45 CT WGN Orchestra. WGN WBAL KDKA Daring Solees. WGN Strings of Harmony. WELT Contralto. Billy Batchelor, WEAF WEE! WGY WTAM Bob Atcher, WHAS Advertising Club Luncheon, WMCA, 45 m. WGY Lowell Thomas. WJZ WBZ WHAM KDKA 10.30 P.M. EST( 9.30 CT A.M. EST; e CT Platt and Nieman. piano duo. WJZ WSM WLW 1.30 P.M. EST; 12.30 CT WFLA (WHAM at 4.151 Economics in a Changing Social Oedara Organ Rhapsody. WEAF, 3o at Annual Spo :tsniaruh,p Brotherhood Lunch- Edwin Otis. baritnne. WBZ Little Orphan Annie. WSM W)Z WHZ 1,./HAM KDKA, 30 M. Forest Willis, crooner, WGY eon, WLAF WEE) WGY. th. Betty and Bob. WI.W Radio Special. WFLA liai Kempe Orchestra. WOE. 30 w. Breakfast Club. WJZ WBZ W.M. t h. Vic and Sade, WJ7. WBZ WLW WFLA Markets. Connie Gates, songs Margaret Brainard. Earl Burtnett's Orchestra. WGN KOKA WABC (news at 6.55) (WHAM \VELA at 9.15 (KDKA, p, at Freddie Carlone'. Or. hc.tra. WHAM Di. k WABC WHAS, Messner's Or hcst,a. Voice of Gold. WOR 10.45 P.M. ESTa 9.45 CT Joe Emerson, W LW Orcbescra, KDKA 30 in. (WPG at 4.4s1 irthday Club. WFLA Markets. WSM Storks. WPG Hr'nn to Hangings,. WMCA \'nice of the Crusader. WABC WCAti Sunny Side Up. WABC. WCAU, 4: m. Story Behind the Song, WABC WCAU Captain Bob Battler!. WO Link Orphan Annie, WC;N WSM WBBM (WPG WHAS at 931 WBBM Blue Moments. WGN 7 P.M. EST; 6 CT University of Louisville Musicale, WHAS Weather, Georgia Wildcats, WHAS Flashes, WNBX Ray Sears. songs, WPG .15 A.M. EST; 8.15 CT Farm Richard Himbet's Orchestra. WEAF WGY Jolly Theatre Club. WOR Jacobson's Russians, WMCA Deane Moore, WEEI Andrew Orchestra, WEE!. 3o m. Dance orchestra. WGN Markets, Midday Service, WGN .45 P.M. EST; 3.45 CT Amos 'n' Andy WT7 WBZ WHAM KDKA Devotions. WGY Lady Next String Music, WLW 1.45 P.M. EST, 12.45 CT Door. WLAF WBAL WLW WFLA 11 P.M. HST; 10 CT Sam Curtis' Radio Chat, WEE! Marines bt:odic.. WNBX Music Guild, W'JZ W,M KDKA WHAM Teachers' Association Program. WSM Col. Ralph Isham. WEAF Stock Reports. WGY -Ms .t an -; Marge." WABC WCAU Weather. Current Events. WEE! 9.30 A.M. EST; 8.30 CT WFLA. 45 m. (WBZ at 2, Archie Bleyer's Orchestre, WIZ WBZ WSM N. E. Agriculture. WBZ Weather Report, the Crone Roads. WHAS Charles Boulanger's Orchestra. WGY, 30 s6. Y. Know Danny W -LAF KDKA Orchestra, KDKA "Did D. Stan Lomax. sports. WOR - Enric Madriguera's Orchestra, WJZ WBAL. Orchestra. KDKA Stamp Little Jack Little. WGY Dance Tunes. Club, WHAM H.,"n P.-ve,ies WMCA WFLA, 30 en. Styles, WLW Science in Your Hume," KOKA Art Kassel's music, WABC WBBM WHAS WOR Jimmy Allan. WGIJ Weather. WBZ Mail Bag, Home loan talk. WLW KMOX 6 P.M. EST! 4 CT 7.15 P.M. EST; 6.15 CT Tommy Tucker's Orchestra, WHAM. 30 ta. EST; CT Unde Tom and Betty. KOKA .45 A.M. 8.45 Leola Lewis, contralto. WPG Parent- 'reacher Congrus, WEAF WEE Inhn B. Kennedy, WEAF WGY Old Plantation Days, WEAP Merrymakers, WOR Zero Hour, W.L.W. 30 en. 30 m. Gems of Melody, WJ7. WBZ WHAM Amos 'n' Andy, WSM Musical program, WGY - Palmer House Rnsemble, WGN Jack and Jill. WGY KDKA. 30 en. News, WE):! 2 inns and Abner WTilr Little Jack Little's Orchestra, WABC WCAU P.M. EST; 1 CT Suuleigb Malone, WJZ KDKA WHAM, 30 m. (WPG WBBM at 11.151 Sammy Fuller, KDKA Pure Food WEEI Monitor Views News, WBZ Three nn A Mike. WSM Jackson,, WLW Institute, Weather. y Star Final, WPG Marie, The Little French Princess, WABC String Music. WLW Just Plain Bill. WABC WCAT! Myrt Waltz Time, WABC WPG WHAS WCAU Dan Russos and Marge, WHAS WBBM KMOX WCAU WBBM KMOX Dixians, WFLA. 30 m. Orchestra, WBBM Weather. Current Events, WOE Jean Gusens's Orchestra. WMCA Trio, WPG. m. Loretta Lee, songs. WABC: WPC; KMOX Comedy Stars. WOR Daily Story. WNBX 30 Silver- Voiced Lovers. WMCA Voice of Romance. WMCA University of Kentucky. WHAS, 30 m. Seminary Chorus, WHAS Dudley Crafts Watson, WGN 10 A.M. EST; 9CT Dr. A. F. Payne. WOR Current Events. WOE Palmer House Ensemble. WON News Johnny Marvin, tenor. WEAF W'SM Ragamuffins. WMCA "Aperitif." WMCA. 30 m. 7.90 P.M. ESTa 6.80 CT 11.15 P.M. EST; 10.15 CT Soprano, WGN (WEE! at 10.05) Ensemble. WGN Minstrel Show, WEAF WGY. 3o in. Organ, Jesse Crawford, WEAF WEEI WSM News. Market Basket. WGY 2.15 P.M. EST; 1.15 CT 5.15 P.M. EST; 4.15 CT After Dinner Review. WEFT Jne Rines' Orchestra, WBZ Ranch William Penn's Orchestra, KDKA, 3o m. Boys. WJZ W13Z KDKA (WHAM Romance of Ilelen 'Trent, WABC WCAU Smiling Ed McConnell, W'GY Smilin' Ed McConnell. WI.W at 1045) Asher and Little Jimmie, WSM Weather, orchestra, WHAS Memories, WOR Three Scamps, WJZ Moonbeams, WOR Mary Alcott, "blues." WLW Adventures in Melody. Cavaliers. WFLA News. WMCA Markets, WBZ Sleepy Hall's Orchestra. WMCA Bluebirds. WABC WCAU WHAS Uncle Wiggly, WHAM Nick Lucas, songs. WABC WCAT' News. Home Wpr, WPG. t h. 2.30 P.M. EST; 1.30 CT Burk Boyers, WHAS WnT(M KMOX Dream Ship. WON sot:oual Vaughn Kiddies' Klub, KDKA D- Hour, WNBX de Leath, songs, 5.NTAI- Tim Healy, WLW lark Arthur, baritone. \FOR 11.30 P.M. EST; 10.80 CT 10.15 A.M. EST; 9.15 CT Silver Lining Hour, WEEI Folk Singer. WMCA Dorsey Brothers' Orchestra, WEAF WEEI Household Chat, WGY Skippy," WABC .('PG KMOX Western drama, WOK 7.45 P.M. EST; 6.45 CT 30 Át. Clan, Lu 'n' Em, WEAF WEEI WGY WLW Home Sweet Home, WJZ Pete Rice, WSM WGN Popular Rhythm. WGN, ;o m. Fre'ide Miller. WELT Ray Nichols' Orchestra, WGY, 30 m. Cooking School, WBZ. 30 m. Eddie Duchin's Orchestra, WJZ WBZ WHAM Edward MasHugh, WJZ \\BZ KDKA Smackout, WHAM WSM WFLA P.M. ESTa 4.30 CT Iohn Goldin. W)7 K1)KA WHAM 5.30 Souri- -.! Sin.ers. WB7. WFLA, 30 m. (KDKA at 11.45) KDKA Horne Forum. KDKA, 30 m. Roaster WEAF WSM College of Music, recital, WLW. 3o m. Fashion talk, WFLA Poetic Strings, WABC WPG WHAS WBBM Ge, On Wings of Song, WHAM. 39 en. Uncle W'iggleyazett, WGY Wagon Wheel Orchestra. WSM, 30 m. Bal and Ginger, WABC \\'CAL' Martha Deane. WOR. 30 m. Unbroken Melorlccs. WLW Singing Lady, WJZ WBZ WHAM KDKA I lerhie Kayes, `.eon Masco's Orchestras, Public Health talk. WHAS Piano and Organ Concertos, WMCA. 30 en. Forty- Niners, WcM Town Crier, WNBX WLW Advenhrtes. WFLA WABC WPG. 30 en. Jongleurs, WGN , Peter WIIAS, 10.30 A.M. EST; 9.30 CT Gypsies, WPLA Boakc Carter. WABC WCAU WHAS WBBM Dream Doctor, Riccardi. 30 m. 2.46 P.M. EST; 1.45 CT Jack Armstrong, All -American Boy. WABC KMOX Abe Lyman's Orchestra. WOE. 30 m. Morning Parade, WEAF, 45 m. (WGY, Vic and Sade, WEAF WEEI WGY WCAU "Yon* Government." WOR Leon Friedman's music. WMCA. 30 en. WSM, ;o m.) (WEE!, to.35 -er) Joe White, tenor, WJZ WHAM WSM Cecilia E. Norcross. WPG George Reid, WMCA Wayne King's music, WGN Today's \VJZ WBZ KDKA WPLA Children. WFLA Out of the Dusk. WHAS, 3o m. Kay Ks-ser's Orchcstr.. WON 12 MIDNIGHT EST; 11 P.M. CT Stocks. news. WLW Dr. Chutes R. Watson. president. American Cocktail Hour, WOR 8 P.M. EST; 7 CT - Orientale, WABC WCAU WHAS Unisersity at Cairo, WABC WPG WHAS Radio Party, WMCA. 30 m. Del Campo's Orlsestra, WEAF WEEI WGY Morning Concert,- WNBX WBBM Rudy Vallee's Variety Hour, Connecticut 30 m. 10.45 A.M. EST; 9.45 CT Ruhe Appleberry, WGN 5.45 P.M. EST; 4.45 CT Yankees, guest performers, WEAF WEE! Georee Olsen, Ethel Shutta, WJZ WBZ WGY W'I.W WSM WFLA t h. KDKA WFLA WSM, 30 en. News, Viennese Sextet, WJZ WiLiM 3 P.M EST; 2 Willie Bryant s Orchestra. WEAF CT O. Henry dramatizations, WIZ. 30 m. Al Kavelin's Orchestra, WABC WPG WBBM KDKA Ma Perkins, WEAF WEEI WGY WLW Buddy and Blake, WEEI News. musical, Highway safety talk. WBZ WSM Musical program, WGY State Employment Bureau. KDKA 3d en. Castles of Romance, WJZ WBZ WHAM Leith Stevens, WABC WPG WHAS WBBM, Eddie l.aughtnn's Orchestra. WLW, 30 m. Jack Berth's Orchestra, WLW WFLA Little Orphan Annie, WJZ WBZ WHAM Ray Perkins. WFLA 30 m. Florence Richardson's Orchestra, WOR, State Federation Pa. Women, KOKA KOKA WFLA Little Symphony Ida Bailey Allen, WABC WHAS Jack Armstrong, WLW Orchestra, Philip James, con. 30 m. Roadways of Romance. WABC WPG ducting, WOR, 1 h. Day's End. WMCA, 30 m. Tenor, WGN Financial Reports. news, WCAU WHAS. 1 h. WSM Chat, WNBX Household Afternoon Musical Revue, WOR, 30 m. "Rubinson Cruane, Jr.,' WABC WCAU 11 A.M. EST; 10 CT N. Y. State Symphony Band. WMCA, r h. Miniatures, WPG Junior Science Clubs, program, WEAF, 'o m. Ensemble, WGN Uncle Wigglly, WOR Joseph WON Galaxy of Stan, WGY WGN WTAM WLW Afternoon Concert, WNBX Hassraer, songs, After the Theatre Hazel Arth, contralto, WJZ KDKA WFLA 3.15 P.M. EST; 2.15 CT 6 P. M. EST; S CT Curley Joe, WBZ Dreams Come True, WEAF WEEI Xavier Cugat's Orttrestra, WEAF, m. in Rhyme, WHAM - WGY 30 Notes WLW WSM Evening Tattler, WELL 30 m. String Ensemble, WSM Barbecued Chicken WABC WPC Inn Wank, soprano. WJZ WBZ WHAM High Priests of Harmony. WGY Gotbamaires, quartet. William Lundell, WJZ Mary Lee Taylor, WHAS Jongleurs. WGN Jimmy Allen's Air Adventures, WBZ In a quiet nook at 11.15 A.M. EST; 10.15 CT Womcns Hour, WNBX Dan and Sylvia, KDKA Frances Lee Barton, WEAF WEEI WGY 3.30 P.M. EST; 2.30 CT Sports. WHAM WLW Woman's Radio Review, String Ensemble, WSM Wons, WJZ WBZ WHAM KDKA WEAL' WEEI WGY Tony 3o m. Male Quartet, WLW SLADES BARBECUE WSM WFLA "Sone of the City" WLW Musical Memories, WFLA, 30 m. Academy of Medicine. Dr. Alfred E: Cohn. Buck Rogers, WABC. WCAt' WPG Karl Freud, art talk, WOR Tremont St. Tremont "What Is Research ? WABC Home Management talk, WGN Sam, Gil and Louie, WHAS 958 -967 St. WCAL" WHAS News Oddities. WNBX Pianist, WBBM Affairs. WNBX Uncle WOE, m. Columbus Ave. World 3.45 P.M. EST; 2.45 CT Dnn, 30 435 1 -1.90 A.M. EST; 10.30 CT Jerry Blaine, Orchestra, WMCA Jean Piccard. Russell Owen. WEAF Bond of Friendship, WLVC- Melody Moments. WON Dr. Ed WELL '.0 m. Jordan. comedian. WOK 6.15 P.M. EST; 6.15 CT BOSTON, MASS. Robert Rissring. baritone. WGY' Musicale. WGN, 30 m. Jimmy Allen's Air Adventures, WGV U. S. Nan} Band. WJZ WB7 WifAM 4 P.M. EST; a CT Angelo Ferdinando's Orchestra. WJZ W137 WSM. 30 m. (KDKA WLW at 11.15) Blue Room Echoes, WEAF WSM W FLA. Comedy Stars of Hollywood. WHAM Open All Night (WFLA, Is m.1 30 en. KDKA Orchestra, KDKA limners Ingram, KDKA Stocks, WELL Bachelor of Song, WLW Saturday, December 22, 1934 THE MICROPHONE Page Thirteen Bing Crosby and Boswell Sisters Form Mutual Admiration Society Reunion In A Broadcasting Studio Singer Was 1011 Connie Does Editor and Writing for An Athlete Her Pleasure

By ROSELLEN C:ALLAHAN for 12 years before they decided They travelled parallel roads to learn to play the sax and the for three years, and cast admir- banjo. ing glances at each other, until MARTHA kept her place at the one sponsor decided to put them piano but all three discarded on the same program. classical music for the hottest It seemed as if BING and the rhythms. BoswettS were destined always It wasn't long after this that just to miss each other. they began to sing- -and discov- The "California Melodies" pro- gram from KHJ in Los Angcle ered themselves to be specialists was the original stepping.off in vocal harmonies. point for these stars. \Y'hile the BOSWELL String Trio, Here it was that the BOSWIiLLS. of whose fame Mr. and Mrs. a trio from Louisiana, made their BOSWELL had dreamed, never network debut. came into being, the girls could not be said to be a disappoint- And over this same station, and ment to their parents. on this same program at another date, BING CROSBY also made hi. They are, in fact, carrying on network debut. 'the musical endeavors of their father, mother, aunt and uncle The BOSWELLS had concluded who were known as the Bosvt'Et.L a vaudeville tour and settled Quartet, and whose combined down in California for radio and voices attracted attention at movie work. ama- teur musicales in New Orleans. BING was one -third of the Rhythm Boys, the male trio that The younger BOSWELLS are just was packing them in at the Cocoa- a year apart in age. nut Grove, patronized by the MARTHA is the eldest, CONNIE BING (Boo- boo -boo -boon) CROSBY and the BOSWEI.L Sisters, CONNIE, MARTHA and VET foregather in a screen luminaries. next, and then VET. ;audio for one of their firs" broadcaus. They nord are huard each Tuesday at P..11. Here the Boswru.s would sit CBS 9 When they are not singing and at a ringside table and enthusi- playing, each one likes to pursue

'1 went in for aril- I the scene of their At college he astically applaud CROSBY'S solo considered the best radio act on this year to her favorite hobby. the air. he answered: Blue, lob- first triumphs, and assumed a !dies and edited the college pa- numbers. CONNIE writes plays. poems the BoswiLL prominent poition in the film per. But those activities didn't - Their guest appearance on ster diavolo, and and short stories, but only ror her capital, the sponsors who present- I make him neglect the dramatic "California Melodies" was the Sisters. own amusement. turning point in the careers of Although the young crooner ed (icons- in his series last year and glee clubs, nor the debating of snaring the society. She never has submitted any for the BOSWELLS and BING CROSBY. was engaged to appear on the saw an opportunity for publication, and refuses to show Both were rewarded with "big same series as the &)SWELLS later reigning rhythm potentates I He knew what he wanted then, series of programs them. time" offers, and the program on, he still couldn't count the their Tuesday I and he still does. the Columbia network. VET spends her spare time which had cradled many a star BOSWELLS among his studio com- over Hot Rhythms radio performer, sent East the fu- panions. for they had left the pro- painting, while MARTHA'S fun is Mutual Admiration CON N1E, VET and `.f SR'H.5 really work. She dcve!ors their ture exponents of distinctive gram to embark on .1 European sister studied rhythms. tour. The hot harmonies of the violin, 'cello and piano musical arrangements. trio are a contrast to the lilting Bing Comes East The Meeting melodies of BING's "boo boo boo The first vehicle that brought booms." During the three -year interlude, 'Wave them together was the film, "The The mutual admiration society Short Directory from the time of their debuts to Big Broadcast," featuring the their joint appearance. they came of BING and the BoswEt.ts is sup- Station Metres Location Time (E.D.T.) principal stars of the airwaves. his close to working together several ported by GEORGIE STOLl. and Although BING had appeared in G3ci 16.86 Daventry, 6 to 7.30 A. M. times. orchestra, another product of the England films on the Coast, it was this West Coast, and the maestro of FYA 19.68 Pontoise. France 7.30 to 11.00 A. M. While CONNIE. VET and MAR- PC) 19.71 Hilversum, tlollaad 8.30 to 10.30 A. M. picture that definitely revealed CROSBY'S phonographic THA were a name present DJB 19.73 Zeesen, Germany ?. t5 to 7.15 A.M. making for not only his ability as a singer, themselves with their distinctive recordings. GSP 19.82 Daventry, England 6to9A. M. but a rare sense of humor and HV) 19.84 Vatican City. Rome 5.5.15 A. M. (Sat. 10) BOSWELL rhythms on the air, BING and the 1305WELt.S have ease before the camera. RNE 25.00 Moscow, U. S. S. E. 6.7, 10.11 A. M. (Suo.) BING CROSBY had decided to take something else in common besicles 25.20 to 6 P. M. From the night of the film's FYA Pontoise, France 11.15 A. M. an important step. the same sponsor. GSE 25.28 Davcntry, England 9.15 to 10.45 A. M. was for Having received many offers to premiere, CRostw slated They had parents who encour- GSD 25.53 Daventry, England 1 to 4.30 P.M. big things. LSX 28.98 Burnes Aires, Byrd relaye 8-10 P. M., Tues., Wed. go to New York, BING finally aged them in their chosen careers P.M.

two he has 1 left California and carne East to For the past years from the start. EAQ 30.40 Madrid, Spain 5 15.7 P.M. (Sat. to 3) join the Columbia staff of air been living on the Coast, turning BING always wanted to be an IRO 30.67 Rome. Italy 2.30 to 5.05 P.M. stamped CTIAA 31.25 Lisbon, Portugal 4.30 to 7 P.M.. Tues., personalities. out pictures that have actor. His nickname, in fact, Thun., Sat. Slated for a build -up. he sat all him one of the biggest box of- came from the violent "bing, HBL 31.27 Geneva, Switzerland 5.30.6.15 P. M., Sat. fice attractions in the industry. bang. booms" with which he imi- VIC2ME 31.29 Sydney, Australia Sunday-12 to 2; 4.30 ro one afternoon in the publicity of- 8 30 A.M. when he had been off the fices of the Columbia Broadcast- Even tated a blunderbuss in boyhood VK3I1 31.30 Melbourne, Australia 3 to 8 A. M. ing System while the publicity air for the better part of a year, performances of "CUsTER's Last DJA 31.38 Zee-en. Germany 5.15to9.15 P. M. men shot questions at him. BING was chosen in a nationwide Stand," in the park. DJN 34.45 Zee,en. Germany 5 30 to I0..5 P-M. most VK318E 31.55 Melbourne, Australie s to 6.30 A. M., Wed.; To the queries of what color radio contest as the popular For he was born HARRY LILLIS 5 to 7 A. M. Sat. he liked best, what his favorite male singer. CROSBY, Jr., in Tacoma, Washing- GSB 31.55 Daventry, England 1 to 5.45 P. M. HBP 38.47 Geneva. Suiraaland 5.30 to 6.15 P. M.. dessert might be, and what he When the BoSWFLLS returned ton. Sat, HJ3ABD 40.15 Bogota, Colombia 6.30 to 11 P. M. HC2RL 45.00 Guayaquil. Ecuador 5.45 to 7.45 P.M.. Sus.; 9.15 to 11.15 P.;-Tues. Come from South America PRADO 43.31 Riobunba. Ecuador 9 to 11.40 P. M., Clear Programs Thar, (Continued from Page 3) HJIABB 46.51 Barranquilla, Colombie 5 to 10 P. M. ably. At times it has tremendous The station responsible is COH, YV SRC 48.78 Caracas, Venezuela 4.30 to 9.30 P. M. time YV2RC 49.08 Caracas, Venezuela 5.15 to 10 P. M. been closing at the same as volume, only to fade off a few Havana. Cuba. TIEP. IRA 49.10 Rome, Italy Monday. Wed.. Fri., 6 to minutes later. It has been on between 10 and 7.30 P. M. Another of the new Spanish sig- 51.28 Maracaibo. Venezuela 530.10 P. M. The Mexican XEBT on 6.01 YV5RMO nals reaches us on 6.39 megs. (47 I I A. M. and hitting, here in CPS 49.34 La Paz, Bolivie 6.30.10 P. M., irreg. is drifting up Tues., meters) and emanates out of the megacycles also splendid fashion. The broadcasts NIX 49.50 Santo Domingo 8.10.10.10. Ri. well the past few DJC 49.83 Zeemn, Germany 5.30 to 10.45 P. M. Venezuelan city. Caracas. This to local areas are sponsored by the lottery firms weeks. It is on practically the GSA 49.59 Daventry, England Sto8P.34. mountain city already can boast of and other local organizations. HJIABG 49.75 Barranquilla, Colombia 6.15 to 10 P. M. spot as the Cuban COC. The two well- established short wave same Tune them in on 31.91 meters or XEBT 49.87 Mceico City 6P.M.to1 A. M. off at G P. M. 4 to 6 P. M. broadcasters in 2RC and 3RC. latter signs 9.42 mtgs. COC 49.90 Havana, Cuba Moscow. U. S. S. R. 2.6 P. M. XEBT then comes on and re- also operates in the eve- RV59 50.00 Although the call letters of the COH -u.GS K habro, sk, li uwa 1 to 8 A.M. mains with enjoyable programs RV15 newcomer are hard to catch, they nings, coming on at 5 o'clock. HCJB 73.00 Quito. Ecuador 7.30-9.45 P. M. 11 P. M. or midnight Irregularly seem to be YV4RC, a transmitter until - t'owever. it does the most good 67.87 to 73.17 All Ships Heard sometimes even later. It is easily during the morning, when the KFZ 45.34, 31.57, 25.36, 23.19. 25, 17. 14 and 33 that previously worked on the 51- at Little America found just off the low frequency globe- trotting fans sometimes Byrd Expedition meter spectrum with nottoo -much T side of DJC. Zecscn, Germany. globe -trot. When German DJB NOTE: All time, girre rar weekday rebrialer , sie:er indicated otberwitt. Success. twitters wad are regalar broadartert W the tits., f indicated. Other stab Caracas is all Even during the mornings, cut its morning broadcasts to orbits vet saa1 hear b. whisk art wed ter inte'nstiaeai telspkeee bare le Reception from trrpo,,Iy omitted. right now on 6.39 mcgs., but it probably for the first time. we Amelia, something was needed varies in signal strength consider- are receiving Spanish programs. to take its place. r IlIQ9WIWmrItICInr i' hi Page Fourteen THE MICROPHONE Saturday, December 22, 1934 Friday, December 28 - Baker, Comedian, on NBC -WJZ, 9.30 P.M.

11 A.M. ES., 10 CT She's Grown Up 6 P. M. ES11 5 CT 9.5 P.M. EST; 8.45 CT lligl>tliglls Cooking Clusrups. WARC Xavier Cugat's Orchestra. WEAF Talk. F:nlay H. Gras. WLW WPG P.M. Farm talk. Evening Tattler. WELL 30 m. Jan Garbcrs Orchestra. WOR WON Sanders Sisters. WHAS High Priests of Harmony. WC.? Jur Buck's Orchestra, WMCA Movie Personalities. WGN Jack Berger's Otcbesua, WJZ. 30 m. 10 P.M. EST; 9 CT 3.00 -U- S. Marine Band. NBC. - Morning Coact*. WNRX Adventures of Jimmie Allen, WBZ

"Monsieur - WJZ 11.15 A.M 10.15 CT Sports, WHAM Lamb Chop.' WEAF WEEI WGY t; Dan and WLW WSM WFLA. ;o rte. rseenblatt, piere41. WCAU Sylvia. KDKA 3.I5- Minneapolis Ssmphony WADC String music. WLW Minstrels. Al Bernard. Paul Domont. WJZ W ESZ WHAM KDKA. 30 in. Orchestra, CBS -WABC ftalia4 Program. WPG Nap and Dee. WSM Al Kavelin's Orchestra. WABC WCAU Elaine Jordon. "blues." WOE 8.00- C.onccrt, Jessica Drago- Your Friendly Neighbor. WGY Boxing Matches, WMCA. 30 m. NBA talk. WNBX Boy Scout Drama, WHAS nette, NBC -WEAF "Og, Son of Fire." WBBM KMOX Headlines of Other Days. WGN Irene Rids. NBC -WJZ 11.30 A.M. EST; 10.30 CT Uncle Don. WOR. 30 m. 10.15 P.M. EST; 9.15 CT Cotton Queen Revue. WI.W U. 5. Army Band. WABC WCAL' KMOX. Boys' Club. WMCA Harlan Eugene Read. WOR 50 to Melody Moments. WON. 30 re. Bridge Club, WON 8.30 -True Stories. CBS -WABC Wandering Poet. WPC. 30 m. ..l5P.M. EST; 5.15CT 10.30 P.M. EST; 9.90 CT 9.00 Time, Ore m D.,ctur, WH,1S -Waltz NBC.WEAST Hope Vernon, songs, WMCA "Desert Kid." WEAF "7 he U. S. and World 'Affairs." WEAF Jimmy WC? 9.30- Hollywood rime!. CBS- Frank Wilson. tenor, WGN Allcu's Adventures. \\'Flit \\'SM \VEIA, an in. Recordings. WNRX Ray Jones, tenor. WBZ Jewish program. WJZ WBZ WHAM i WABC Nancy Martin. KDKA KDKA. 3u m. Phil Baker, NBC -WJZ 11.45 A.M. EST; 10.45 CT A. and Pete. WLW "Around the World," WLW to m. Ken Tucker, WHAS Suie and Sallie, WSM s 10.00 -Minstrel Show, NBC- The O'Flynn\. sketch, WABC WPG WHAS Painted Dreams. WGN Fw,hight Favorites, WFLA KMOX. 30 M. Benson. Sunny Jim. WABC WCAU WJZ Bobby Norman Brokensbire s Orchestra, Henry Bur - 12 NOON EST; 11 A.M. CT "Sloppy." WHAS WRRM KMOX First Nighter, NBC.WEAF Nano recital, WEAF big. Nat Brusiloff, Sid Gary. Rhythm Girls, WFFI Investments. Blaine's Orchestra. WMCA WOR, 3o 10.30-"Thc O'Flynns," CBS- Rorer Sweet tenor, WGY m. Fields and Hall, WJZ 6.80 P.M. EST; 5.30 CT Archie Bleyer's Orchestra, WMCA, to m. WABC WSM Attilio Baggiore, tenor, WON. 30 m. Weather, 'iL ssor Views Ncws, W -BZ, 30 m. News, Marion MarAfee, soprano, WEAF Ttiu WHAM Rhyming Reporter. news. \. LEI 11 P.M. EST, 10 CT Hank Keene, KDKA News, Brevities. WGY George R. Holum.. WEAF Salt and Peanuts. WFLA (All program! are listed in Eastern WLW News. Gale Page. songs, WJZ Weather, current events. WEEI Moss and Jones. WFLA News, weather. WBZ Ray Nichols' Orchestra. WGY. 30 m. Standard Time. Central Time is one Voice of Experience. WABC WCAU WHAS Jimmie Allen's Air Adventures, WHAM WBBM KMOX Eddie Duchin's Orchestra, WJZ, 30 m. hour earlier.) Comedy Stars, KDKA (WHAM at iris) Home Sweet Home. WI'G Bob Newhall, WI.W Weather. WBZ Current Events, WOR Freddie Rose, WSM 6.50 A.M. EST; 6.50 CT Christmas Carols. Dance music. WHAM WMCA News, Garden of Melody. WFLA Uncle Tom and Betty. KDKA Fur Tripper's information. WGY (6.4o -6.43) Studio orchestra, WNBX ft. V. Kaltenborn, WABC Top o' the Morning WLW, 30 m. News. Clyde Lucas' Orchestra. WLW, ;o m. 12.15 P.M. EST; 11.15 A.M. CT Deed-lDo Club. WHAS Amos 'n' Andy. WSM Hone}hny lack Armstrong, WBBM KMOX 6.45 A.M. EST; 5.46 CT and Sassafras. WEAF WEEI WOR Onie Nelson's Orchestra. WABC, 30 m. The Lady Fingers. WGY Jan Brunesco's Orchestra. Myrt and Marge, WBBM WHAS KMOX Health Exercises, wr:AF WELT WGY, 1 b. FLORENCE BAKER was playing Charles Sears, tenor, sVJ7. chil- Roundup. WMCA Steel Dance Tunes. WPG, m. \VSM KDKA Singing lady. WGN Pier 30 7 A.M. EST; 6 CT (WHAM, weather. 12.25) dren's roles on the stage not co Weather, Current Events, WOR Market. Musical Clock. W'BZ KDKA, I h. produce reports, KDKA 6.45 P.M. EST; 5.45 CT Voice of Romance, WMCA Prayer, WLW t.ivestocks, WLW long ago. Now she's the leading Dudley Crafts Watson, WON RounJ the World, WFLA Billy Batchelor. WEAF WEEI WON' WTAM lady of the "Court of Human Re- i 1 .1 5 EST; CT 7.15 A.M. EST; 6.15 CT The Gums, WARC WCAU WHAS WBBM Lowell Thomas. WJZ WBZ WHAM KDKA P.M. 10.15 Devotions, WI.W KMOX lations" program! broadcast over WLW WFLA Angeln Frrdinando's music, WEAF WEE! Connie Gates, songs, Margaret Brainard News, WNRX Mrs. Reilly's Common Sense. WOR the CBS- IVVABC network WSM WFLA Eddre'Prior's Orchestra, WMCA. 30 m. Fridays WABC WCAU (news. 6.'51 foe Riots' music. WBZ 7.30 A.M. EST; CT Len Salvo, Asher and Little Jimmy. WHAS 6.90 organist, WGN from 8.3o to .0 P. M. (news 'hchestra, KDKA. 50 m. Yoicbi Hirauka, ayTophunist, WJZ Albert Le;uth, WNBX 6.55) Weather, orchestra, WHAS The Texans. WLW 12.30 P.M. EST: 11.30 I irtte Orphan Annie WSM WGN Henry Busse's Orchestra, WBBM Rise and Shine, WSM. 30 m. A.M. CT "Cocktail Time." WOR (news at 6.55) 400nbcarm, WOK Merry ?glade-Apt 3.15 P.M. E3T; 2.16 CT Breakfast Rhythm, WFLA. 30 m. WEAF. 30 m. Sagebrush Harmonizers. WMCA Arturo Valcntion's Orchestra. WMCA WIP Stocks, produce mulets. WEE! Dorothy Page. WEAF Organ, WABC. 30 m. WEEI WGY 7 P.M. EST; 6 CT )team Ship. WON Weather. Farm program, WGY. ;o m. Home Loan program, WLW 7.45 A.M. EST; 6.45 CT Farm and Home Hour. WJZ WBZ KDKA Minneapolis Symphony Orchestra. Eugene lack and I oretea Clemens. WEAF '1.30 P.M. EST, 10.30 CT WHAM Studio Chorus. WEE! Pollock and Lawnhunt. WEAF WEEI WGY W'SM WFLA I h. 007LW at II Ormandy, WABC WCAU WPG WHAS. Jolly Coburns Or,hestn, WEAF WSM Jolly Bd! and Jane. W'JZ Cninin 8ob's Kinfolk, WI.W, ;n m. I b., 45 m. Current Events. WO? WELL. 30 m. Jack Foy. songs. WHAM Wallace Butterworth, WABC. WHAS "Biros. WMCA Amos 'n' Andy. WJZ. WBZ WHAM KDKA Joe Reicunan's Orchestra. WEE!, 30 m. WCAU WAAt WI W WFT.A Male quartet. WLW WPG Jongleur, WGN Condon's Orchestra. WON'. 30 m. Reddy in Tennessee. WSM (lick Musical Clock. WNRX Jerry Blaine's Ckchestra, WOR, 30 m. Kilrfwatt; life Freddy Martin's music. WJZ WBZ. 30 :r.. 3.30 P.M. EST; 2.30 CT ' Myrt and Marge," WARC Markets. Good Health and Training. WGN Foamy Tucker's Orchestra. WHAM. 30 m. E A.M. EST; 7 CT 'Weather. Crossroads, WHAS. 30 m. Mmical Hilf hour. WNRX Woman's Radio Review. WEAF WGY, 3o m. 'itan Stanleys Orchcsua, WLW. 50 M. Bradley Kincaid. songs. WEAF W'LW Reading Circle. WEEI, so m. Concert orcestra, WBBM larvucs Renard's Orchestra, WABC WPG 12.45 P.M. EST; 11.45 .M. CT Stan Lomax. sports. WOR Weather. Current Events, WEEI Radio Garden Club. WOR WCAU. 30 m. 30 This and That. WEr!, 2S m. Gloria Grafton, songs. WMCA Musical Clock. WGY. m. Sports Resins. Concert Artists, WMCA, I b. Dream Doctor. Peter Riccardi, WHAS, en Devotions. WJZ WBZ KDKA WFLA Alun Loafer's Orchestra, WABC WPG Home Menarement. WGN Jimmy Allan. WON 30 WRBM WIIAS WCAU rail Hines' Orchestra. WRRM Kindly Thoulthts, WHAM Microphone Chat, WNRX 7.15 P.M. EST; 6.15 CT Noy Gorod;ntky's Orchestra, WOR. 30 Organ. WSM Luncheon Music. WMCA. 30 m. m. Musicale, WGN 9.45 P.M. EST; 2.45 CT Jack Denny's Orchestza, WEAF WEE! WW1 lack Millindei s Orchestra. WMC.A. 30 m. Song Reporter, WARC, 23 m. tauon WJZ WBZ Wayne King's Orchestra. WON 1 P.M. EST; NOON Ticker Notn. W L\\ Pk- Echoes. WHAM 8.15 A.M. EST, 7.15 CT 12 CT Heat Wa.n. KDKA WEAL WSM ' 1.45 P.M. EST; 10.45 CT Duo Hall Trio, WEAF WLW Markets, weather. WEAF M .roi; ilc \\_t turn and Atiner. Wf.W Wdham Meader, organ. WHAM KAKA. Vagabonds. WGY Rciordmrs. \\ Nb\ lust Plain All. WABC WCAU Moak Boa. KDKA m. (WJZ oft, 8.23.8.301 IWBZ WPLA George Halls Orals-at". WABC WCAU Front Pare Drama. WOR ran Garber's Orchestra, WON 30 WPG. P.M. EST; 3 CT IS m.l 30 M. 1 W PC, weather at t) ternie Goldstein. WMCA 12 MIDNIGHT USTI 11 P.M. CT Devotion. WSM Aed,ultural Cnlleee WHAS Music Guild. Josef llonti, ianist. WEAF Ensemble. WON EAWbe nuchin's WEAF Early Birds. WNBX Leo Freudberg's Orchestra. WOR. 30 m. WFLA WSM. I h. I WEEI pat 4.30) Orchestra, WEEIEE! Just Plain Bill, WON KMOX Stocks. bantoue. WEEI 7.30 P.M. EST, 6.90 CT GY 8.80 A.M. EST; 7.30 CT Felix' Or/best :a. WIZ 1.15 P.M. EST; 12.16 CT Betty and Bob. sketch. WC? WJZ WBZ Fur Trarpers. WFAF WO? WBZ KDKA WTAM Cheerio, WEAF WEEI WGY WLW WSM WHAM KDKA After Dinner Revue. WEE.! WSM WFLA. 3o m. Peer's Doctor WEAF WEFT WFLA, 30 m. WGY I ire of Mary Southern. WLW Red Davis WJZ WAZ WHAM KDKA Jdie Taughron's Orchestra. WLW. 30 m. Weather, WBZ Gossip Club, \\'HAS 11103M KMOX wlvn Clyde. soprano, WOR WSM WFLA Strut Fisher's Orchestra, WARC WPG WBBM Raymond Stott. pianist. WADC "Shut -in Hour, WMCA Harold Turner. pianist, KMOX. ;o m. Doring WGN Paul Kelm Rollo Hudson's . Orchestra Wildcab. WHAS Sisters. WGN 4.15 P.M. EST; 3.15 CT WARC WCAU )rchestra. WIIAS, 30 m. Organ. WPG. 3o en. 1.90 P.M. EST; 12.30 CT Dan Ruuo's Orchestra. WARM Florence Richardsons Orchestra, WOR Erald Harnrgton. baritone. WEE! lays End. WMC.A. 3o m. 8.46 A.M. EST; 7.45 CT Horatio Zoo's Orchestra. Books. Charlie Kent's Sinners. WHAS WEAF. SO m. Levure Fuller. WW1 Motets- WOR WHAM I gketrh Landt Trio and White. WJZ WGY, rs m. 1 Sisters of the Sku;ct. WJZ WBZ WHAM 'WSM at t.4s) Jan. Jude and Jerry, WMCA KDKA Kitchen of the Air, W'EFI. 30 m. Karen Pla.'ns, KDKA Eton Boys. WABC Vic and Sale. WIZ WBZ WI.W Wl'IA Harmony Duo. orchestra, WOR Coon. talk. WON Bob Archer. WHAS Freddie C hones Orchestra. Mark Love, basso. WGN 7.45 P.M. EST: 6.45 CT %bilious Iloys WHAM, 3o m. orchestra, Soreheads, 9 A.M. EST; 8 CT I KDKA WNRX I Jade Erra. WEAF WEEI WGY Markets, WEAF, WSM 4.90 P.M. EST; 3.30 CT Dangerous Paradise. WJZ WBZ WHAT' Organ Rhapsody, ;o M. (WGY, Little Jack Little's Ori h , WABC WCAU KDKA WLW. WSM 'Whir Need Money: 13 m.) WHAS WBBM Elmer Tidmarsh, organist, WGY Breakfast Club, W37. WBZ WSM, i h. KMOX The Three Cs. Trio. WJZ Melody Man, Frank Bcnn's music, WFLA Edna Arthur Taylor. soprano. WPG In m. So i WFLA at 9.13) ERA (KDKA. m.l theatre Club. WOR Civic Chorus. WBZ, 30 m. Joe WT W Hnv Scouts. WHAM [toake Carter. WABC WCAU WHAS WBBT Emerson. Maximilian Ber -erc's Orchestra, WMCA KMOX UP your own business Birthday Club, WFLA Ensemble, Markets. Arm Chair Driver. KDKA SET "Dear Columbia." WARC WCAU, 43 m. WGN Betty and Bob, WLW Jack Arthur. baritone. WOR in your own neighbor- Amates,r WGN (WPG at 9.30) (WHAS. 13 m. at 9.30) 1.45 P.M. EST; 12.45 CT "Town Talk." WOR Night Gillilan, WMCA hood by acting as direct sales 9.15 A.M. EST; 8.1S CT Southerners, WGY Russian Choir. WMCA. to m. Strickland Words and Music, WJZ Rlur Moments. "'CCN, 30 m. B P.M. EST; 7 CT Deane Moore, songs. WEEI KDKA. 30 m. representative for the Mtc- IWFLA, 15 m.) (WHAM at John Angell. WNRX Dragonette, Rosario Bout Roger Sweet, tenor, WGY 2) Concert. Jessica Agricultural markets. WEEI, h ROPIIONE, Original United Health talk. WBZ 4.45 P.M. EST; 3.45 CT don's Orchestra. WEAF I WLW Ferle Grofe's Orchestra, WLW 30 Matinee Melodies. WNRX Storks. WGY IWGY, mi States Radio Newspaper and Art Kassel's Orchestra. WABC. WHAS Women's Irene Rich, WJZ W13Z WHAM KDKA 9.50 A.M. EST; 8.30 CT WBBM KMOX Clubs. WJZ \\'SM the fastest growing publica- WGY Talk, Child Education. Pittsburgh P. T A . KDKA s Mystery (lief. WEAF WLEI WPG Stamp Club, WHAM Cotton Queen Revue. WLW, 30 m. Radiograms. Marione Harris, contralto. WOR WPC, t h. tion in this Country. WHAM "Science in Your Horne." WOR Dual Trio. Styles. KDKA Ragamuffins. WMCA rl'r T vine. Ranvier WOR, 30 m. Jongleurs, 5 P.M. EST; 4 CT Courtship and Mamas, I,' an, WLW WGN Troubadours. WMCA I do NOT offer you a Wildcats. WHAS 2 P.M. EST; 1 Ka. Foster, songs, WEAF Lone Ranger. WGN. 30 m. CT chance to win an 9.45 A.M. EST; 8.4e CT Magic Vida Health talk. WEEI air rifle, of Speech, Ravenscrolt Sutton. Lang Sisters. WGY 8.15 P.M. EST: 7.15 CT WEAF WEE! WSM WFLA, 30 a football, a pair skates, a Upstaters. WEAF m. Al Pearce S Gang, WJZ. WHAM WSM Rove, 'AJZ WBZ KDKA of News, WEEI New York Social Welfare program. WGY WFLA Musical program, WHAM Book Talk, WBZ bicycle or any other article Musical program. WGY Monitor Views News. WBZ Lasses and Honey, WSM Ohio School of the 1 Household Hour. WHAM. 30 m. Air. WLW. h. Front Passe drama. WFLA you may have or would pre- "Marie. the Little Comic Capers. KOKA Sammy Fuller. KDKA French Princess," WABC Dorothea Ponce, songs, WLW Edwin C. Hill. WABC WCAU WHAS Jackson, WLW WBBM KMOX WARM KMOX fer to select for yourself and University of Kentucky. WHAS "Og, Son of Fire." WABC. /Cula Romano. anist, WARC WPG Frank Dailey's Orchestra. WPG Five -Star Final. WMCA buy yourself with money you Archer, WH Dr. A. F. Payne. WOR Market. organ. WHAS Daily Story. WNRX Dorothy Atkins. songs, WMCA Men of 5.50 P.M. EST; 7.30 CT earned yourself by your own Ensemble. WGN Notes. WARM 10 A.M. EST; 9 CT Musk. current events. WOR Farm Forum. WCY. 30 m. P.M. efforts. I give no prizes. News. Johnny Marvin, tenor, WEAP WFLA 2.15 EST; 1.15 CT Catherine Curtis. "Women and Money." Dwight Fake. Al Goodman's Orchestra Household Chat. WGY WMCA WJZ WBZ WHAM KDKA WEAL, 30 in WSM WI.W, m. News. Market Basket. WC? Morin Sisters, WJZ WBZ WHAM Bob Forsans. tenor. WGN "Fireside Son.s. 30 I DO offer you a legiti- Harvest of Song. WIZ WBZ KDKA Orchestra. KDKA 5.16 P.M. EST, Lawrence Goodman, piano. WSM 4.15 CT True Story Court. WABC WíAU WHAS mate chance to earn a steady, Earl Wilke. WV/ Helen Trent's Romance. WABC WCAU Tam Mix. WEAF W'CAC WHAS KMOX WGN WEEI WON' WLW WBBM KMOX. 30 m. assured income, News. Bluebirds, WABC Jackie Heller, tenor, WJZ. WHAM without in- KMOX The Melody Steger, WOR Musical Memory Book, WOR, 30 m. Drama. WMCA Markets. WBZ Me-nory Rnok. WON. an m. terference with your school N. Home Hour WPC ` h Kiddies' Klub. KDKA Over the Backyard Fence. WNBX Voice of Romance, WMCA 2.30 P.M EST( 1.80 CT In-an Aces 3^F' A work or after -school fun. At 10.15 A.M. ESTS 9.15 CT Thc Sizzlers, male trio. WEAF W EE1 WC? Skippy," WABC WCAU Q.45 P.M. EST; 7.45 CT Home Sweet Home, WJ7. the same time you will ren- Clara. Lu 'a' Em, WEAr WEFT WGY WSM Alice Wrndlyn, songs. WPG Studio Party. WSM, 4, m. Home Forum Cooking School, WBZ. 30 m. Gracie Dunn, WARM der a real service to your WLW Smackout, WSM Kay Thompson, WMCA Hanel Arth, contralto. WJZ WBZ WHAM WHAM WFLA Blues Singer. piano duo, WOR Home Forum, KDKA. 30 m. Buddy Johnson's Orchestra. WMCA 9 P.M. EST; B Cl neighbors and learn some- KDKA Arreriran School the air, WFI A of WABC WCAU Popular Rhythm. WON, 30 m. Waltz Time. Frank Munn. 'Vivienne Segal Morning Topics. WHAS WRRM KMOX thing worth while. Bill and Ginger. WABC WCAU 5.30 P.M. EST; 4.30 CT Abe Lyman's music. WEAF WEEI WGY Martha Deane. WOR. 30 m. WLW, m. Dolly )han, WHAS Stuyvesant Nellie Revell interviews 30 String Quartet. WMCA. 30 m. Tunetwisters, WEAF M;'.h f T...c. WABC WCAU WHAS IF YOU are genuinely in- 10.30 A.M. EST: 9.90 CT Chicago Executive Club, WGN. to m. WEEI WSM WGY Singing lady. WBBM KMOX. \o m. terested, write for my plan. Breen and de 1-ose. Bob Emery. WEAF 2 -45 P.M. ECT ..e ha ere WJZ WBZ WHAM KDKA Movie Broadcast. WPG WW1 WLW Vic and Side. WEAF WEEI WC? "Housewarming." WOR. 30 m. But please don't waste your f. W'JZ. Orchestra. WFLA Today's Children, sketch, WBZ KDKA AIlen F Akins. hass, WJZ WHAM WSM "Conscience the Fury," WMCA WIP, 3o m. WBAL WFLA WFT.A Jack Armstrong. WABC: WCAU time or my time if you are W Out Dusk, rte, WON Livestocks. news WT Loretta lee. sorry, WANG WCAU WHAS of the WHAS ^rrht+S P.M ESr R.1S CT Radio Kitchen, \\SM, 30 m. WBBM Organ. WBBM looking for something for KMOX e, Two .r lk ;y'1:r: r;,rmnnv Emir WPC Cosmopolitans, WARC WCAU WHAS 9 nothing; I am older than you Markets. weather. WGN P.M. EST: 2 CT Radin Party. WMCA. 30 m. rnrnedy S;ars. WON Town Crier. WNBX Ma Perkins. WEAF WEEI WGY WSM 5.45 P.M. EAT; 4,4e Cl .AO P.M. EST, 8RO CT are and f never yet found it. WI.W 10.45 A.M. EST; 9.45 CT Sump Club. \\'EAF WEEI WON' Pic and pat )nsenh Aonime's Orchestra. U. S. Marine Band, WJZ WBZ WFLA, 1 h. Little Orphan Annie, WJZ WBZ WHAM WEAF 'VC;?. 30 m. JOSEPH Betty Crocker, conking talk. WEAF WEEI (WSM. 3.tr ;.3o) (WHAM, H. GOODMAN, WC? WLW WFLA Ss m.) KDKA WBAL WFLA Concert Dance Orchestra. WEEI. 30 en. (KDKA, 4' m.) (\VFW. s .s.4s) lark Armstrong, WLW News. Herman and Banta, WJZ WHAM Phil Raker, Leon Belascn'. m,,i0. WIZ WBZ The MICROPHONE, Four Showmen. WARC WCAU WPG Jünnncial rrnnrts news WSM WHAM KDKA WSM WFLA, 3o m. KDKA \w IaÇ "Robinson rrnsne. WABC -n'v NMS, Musicale, Highway Safety. WRZ. Tr.." WCAU tL Theis' Pereters. WT W No. 34 Court Square, Mad House Players. WOR, 30 in. Nick Nickerson. vines. WPG Hollywood Hotel. WARC WPG WHAS Dods Loraine, Norm Sherr, WABC World of Missions. WMCA WHAS Out of the Di'.k WHAS WCAU WBBM KMOX WRT. t h. Boston, Massachusetts. Ensemble. WON Adventures of Jimmie Allen, WOR Liam soil Abner. WOR WON Sporting News, WNBX Afternoon Concert. WNBX Pianist. WON Louis K. Anspacker, WMCA Saturday, December 15, 1934 THE. MICROPHONE Page Fifteen

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How many tion or a feeling that it was not different sorts Keeping of packages, worth bothering about-certainly an 810 bundles, boxes, and unfortunate sentiment to convey In Use Soon so on, can you name in one with a gift. Conversely, a-package By The MICROPHONE'S Special For WNYC minute? A n y wrapped with taste and individual- iFashington Correrpardent ity implies that you have taken par- By The MICROPHONES Special sort of a con- Washington Correspondent tainer w i 1 1 ticular pains to please a certain per- Radio telephones in general use and a universal service for count. son, and hence adds immeasurably Decision of Mayor LAGLUARpIA to your gift. transmitting photographs of mes- No. 3. (5 sages by radio were forecast as of New York to continue WNYC, minutes) A WITH the large variety of inex- not in the far distant future by municipal station there, has frus- chance to take pensive colored cellophane ribbons ;ides in wel- DAVID SARNOFF, president of the HELEN WARD it are of the liveli- trated, temporarily at least, plans papers, there is no roming Old St. and excuse for Radio Corporation of America, est vocalists in the NBC -iVEAF by other stations. those of us who still stick to red or Communica- NICK. S. -_NTA before the Federal Three hour "Let's Dance" /,'o- WWL of New Orlearís, oper- and and CLAUS are white tissue paper gold string. tions Commission. gramr on Saturdays, beginning at There are lovely heavy papers in ated by Loyola University, and each five- Ietter Instead of sending messages a ro .3o P. ;N. WLWL of New York, operated gold or silver foil, in a shiny black word at a time, the entire mes- words. If you'd or red finish like oilcloth, and in i'nOUlunncri .. r'uiInIl01no1 by the Paulist Fathers, were re- EVERETT SMITH like to stage a sage will be photographed and 810 3 ported negotiating to obtain many, numberless gay and seasonable pat- transmitted by radio, SARNOFF This race, have one group list as and That 3 kilocycles, which are now used by terns. Seals come in solid colors and said. five- letter words as possible, each (Continued from Page r) :nnpinnu WNYC. decorative shapes, also in progres- A radio telephone will be vir- of which starts with the letter S share time on sive sizes. On a red ground paste a tually an indispensable part of To hear TIRtsE:rr sing portions They wanted to and ends with the letter A, as but LAGUARDIA frieze of silver animals, each one every household and office some from "Boats," which for many that wave band, SANTA. SIGMA, etc. The other larger than the last. Another attrac- day, he believes. years has seemed to belong to the seems to like WNYC. group should tackle five- letter tive idea is cut-out letters in gold or All one will have to do is dial great CHALIAPIN, was an interest- WWL now operates on 850 words starting with C, and end- silver which you can assemble to some distant or nearby number ing experience. kilocycles, while WLWL broad- ing with S. as CLAUS, Class, etc. form a monogram. , and by radio the connection will Brief as the excerpts .were, the casts on 1100 kilocycles. No. -i. (3 minutes) And just A SPRIG of mistletoe; a tiny be made, SARNOFF'S vision pre- drama and lyricism of TIBBET'l''s Negotiations had been on for to carry out the spirit of Christ- bunch of holly or spruce; miniature sents. performance were convincing tes- several months for WCCO at mas, try naming as many Christ- pine cones, some "au nature," others His forecast approaches predic- timony that the Metropolitan Minneapolis to switch from 810 mas carols as possible in just opera with to 850 as a part of the move to three minutes. No need to sing gilded ; flowers, artificial or real; tions of others that some day should revive the bits of pine dipped in silver; -all automobiles will be fueled by ra- America's First Singing Actor in have I.oyola University and the them -just name them. these make nice "finishing touches" dio. the title role. Paulist Fathers take over 810. No. 5. (3 minutes) And last, to tuck in the bow of your package. but not least, a word hunt. How many different words can you Gel AS many different kinds of ,Stage Mast Organize Against A ir - IB« k er form from the letters in -MERRY paper, ribbon, seals, et cetera as you CHRISTMAS," in three minutes? can, then spread then out on the (Confirmed from Page t) Stick to y;ords of four or more is free To BAKER a "stooge is not a floor and start errsewbling them "Every time there a letters. Two or three- letter words on the stage should resent the performance given, it means "stooge" at all. The general into unusual and charming combina- idea of extending free invi- not counted. tions. (This is how we found so many less tickets sold at meaning of "stooge" is defined as tations to the public for the r,. * :r FRANCES LANGFORD preparing for the theatre. If the sponsor's "a man who is a foil for gags." purpose of selling some man- new scheme of exhibition that if this were Answers to Last R'eek's Christmas in her penthouse apart - ufacturer's product through BAKER believes rtent the other day, and it's. really performances becomes popu- the case, he himself would be the Nimblcwits system.) their ability," continued PHIL lar, Heaven alone knows "stooge," and his BIITLE and an excellent No. 1. Confession may be good BAKER. where the theatres and their the comedians; BOTTLE would be for the soul, but it doesn't im- "If the sponsor makes it +People will wind up." which, he insists, they are. so prove one's chances with the aver- Christmas Spirit easy for the people to see Twenty years ago, PHIL. BAKER He favors throwing out the a featured actor perform, the age jury. competed for a prize in an ama- word entirely and keeping the public will refuse to pay to No. 2. Think. Thick, Chick, Prevails On Air teur show at the old Bowdoin not -so- modern word "comedian." see the same person when he Click, Slick, Spick, Speck, Speak. (Continued from Page s) Square Theatre. He won the He and his helpers arc comedians. makes personal appearances No. 3. Thank, Thick, Track, prize - 50 cents. - or hope they are. Late Christmas Eve the chimes at theatres. Trick, Truck, Trunk. etc. Shack, The prize bought him a meal. PHIL BAKER is another come- "Not only will this hurt Shank, Slack, Slick, Steak, etc. of Old Trinity in New York will A few weeks ago he returned dian who believes the life of a the actor, but think of the No. -I. h Inches. sound, following Christmas serv- to Boston and looked upon the radio comedian is based on his in- tremendous harm it will do ices from Poland and community scene of his struggle for a meal. dependence of jokes. He believes No. 5. The Ears. the theatres. He chuckled the chhckle of one singing from San Francisco. These a radio actor insures his contract - "I believe the actors should of the highest paid comedians in broadcasts will he heard from much easier if he- allows others organize!" BAKER said, as he the country. to figure in his success. 11.30 P. M. on, over net- A NBC slapped his first against his There was a little matter which That's why he retains BEETLE IQ. and also works. open palm. "They should or- PHIL. BAKER thought he would and BorrLE, and BENNY retains The outstanding program on ganize to safeguard their box- like to put right. It was the sun - MARY- LIVINGSTONE, and CANTOR office rights. ject "stooges." Q. Who plays die :tic of Dr. Christmas Day will be heard over of keeps "The Greek" and many N' INNE over WbSO Sundzys at both the NBC -WEAF network other performers use similar tac- tics. 9. I 5 and will begin at 8.55 A. M. A. S., Saxtons River, Vt. Two Days' March On the stage it is different, be- During the broadcast King GEORGE cause you also- sec the man, but A. I.1:ovMttn SrANnrNBt Pi, plays V of England will send greetings when you are able only to hear This role. He is aloî .TI c":c`:;:!l r of to the world and many countries him, you tire of the one voice. station WBSO. will join in international broad- casts of good will. The chimes of the Church of the Nativity at Bethlehem, bells in Bombay, India, and the ringing POWERS' of Big Ben atop the House of Par- liament, England, will form a pro- Relief logue to the program. King Asthma GEORGE is erpecteI to speak about 10.08 A. M. has been a boon to the Christmas afternoon will bring two notable programs. On the afflicted for over 50 years. NBC - WEAF - WJZ networks, 6 oz. 60c - 18 oz. $1.20. " HANSEL a n d GRrTEI.," t h e Christmas opera by Ht-MPER- DrNCK, will be broadcast, begin- of the blackest moments in his childhood, Announcer Buy at Your Local druggist's or Write Direct ning at 2.45 P. M. oNEDAVID Ross confides, is the time when he was roundly Fifteen minutes before, a radio spanked for running away from home. But he still insists that E. C. POWERS COMPANY Christmas Party, to last three he didn't run away. All he did was march at the end of a Box 62. Dorchester Center Station, Boston hours, will be broadcast over the parade that he wanted to follow for a while, and Was loát for WABC- Columbia network. two days. One Jump Ahead ANDRE KOSTELANETZ is the themselves. Each man is given .ti ua Little Man, What Now ?" of By Hill da Cole opportunity and duc credit. Andre the Columbia Broadcasting System. was born in Petrograd, of a wealthy WS DO OUR NIIr His orchestral presentations and 'accompaniment arrange- and distinguished Russian family. ,\X'hei) he was four ments for stars Rosa Ponselle, Nino Martini and Grete years old. he was practicing scales on the piano. Hepro- PHONE Stueckgold have an original and distinguished flavor. gressed rapidly, and soon was able to play four -handed In radio, particularly, you must keep a jump ahead of symphonies with his teacher. any musical trend," says Maestro Kostelanetz. When Andre was five and a half, he and his teacher "You must never stay the same. I am satisfied in my gave a concert before the Czar. Today, he can hardly te- - Prugrttttts For II 'eth Ending December 28 efforts I wondering is member occasion, he remembers delivering a for- if discover that people are 'what the but , he going to do next?'' " And what k Andre doing this mat how. and also a tremendous gilt- framed portraii.of ; seas(nl the Czar in full regalia which He is abandoning the more stared down upon the piano complicated and intri.atc of as he played. orchestral arrangements an.' The Kostelanetz children - specializing in tone quality. all were educated by tutors He has spent hours in the and though Andres forte was control room during rehearsal music, he wasenot allowed to , ;vetting the finest hand balance escape from the Icing hours of out of his 40 musicians. stddy from 9 in the morning r Andre discovered, for in- until 9 at night. stance. that having his brass He was taught to speak . section "play into the floor- German. French, English, . pave a quality on the air of Italian, Polish. Spanish and 1. Lein,; almost in another plane. Finnish. He spent luny hours in the The Kostelanetz fàmily ., early. Inurning, the very early spent each Summer in Fin morning after mi.!night. 'n land. Andre recalls the "whitç, smoky Harlem dance halls. nights" and the quiet' lakes learning some -44- the se :rel,c of wheic they went boating. muting and trick ef- Occ:c,iunally, too. they IS fects which colored h:.)Js ited Germany. . have a genius for discovering. Andre remembers beIY Andre spent three moruhs pressed by the tooting QE. this Summer in Europe. ac- German hand which played cumulating a portfolio and a a park in Berlin. mind full of interesting ideas He hung v.istfuUy aruun.1 for the American airwaves ANr)HI K rtANrl 2, who dire, It the nrebe,tra its the the bandstand, and one d: after musical research in Lon- ,)\sLLLI-, MARTINI art,: STt'F.-(.KGcrLll rri7rerl.,. Grn:L/- the conductor handed An.!r- don and Paris. and travels in wrr the CBSIf`,gBC network rur .11nnday,. If'ed- the baton and allowed him 7rql.r) .rod SatrirJr)-, porn 9 m 9.;o P:11. Scotland, Belgium. Switzer - conduct a number. land and Italy. It was a great occasion. Now his watchword. during rehearsals of his programs The year 1918 found the young Andre in his first irn- i_ simply a constant query: portant musical position as conductor of a St. Petersburg Is it pleasant to the ear -is it charming ?" opera house. Caine the year 1922. and Andre became as A simple, poignant arrangement of a tune is his favor- 'istant conductor of the Petrograd Grand Opera. It was : presentation. Bur he likes arresting touche-. In his a famous old institution, but in thou days of powe;ry and e- UU)'. he seeks for the tine : pc.red -a tinkle of the struggle. the managers were unable to collect.' enough I:stc and a mouri:ful tw.n _ from the hiss tic)dlc -all money to pay for fuel to warm its magnificent gilt interior the same measure. In 1921 he joined the staff of the Columbia Br(oaJcast Ancli.e is thinking of instruments as possessing definite ing System and spent several years in comparative oLsaur- eaaracteristics, comic or exotic. He likes to cast his spe- ity during which he studied the radio business. cialty tunes as one would cast a play, with contrasting He blossomed out as a showman and radio conductor emotions and impressions expressed by his instruments. with his first big program " Andre Kostelanetz Presents;' He encourages each of his 40 musicians to make sug- during which he started a new trend of blending vocal Lawrence Tibbett, a Drawing by G. E. Runyan gestions for arrangements, or to submit orchestrations choruses with special orchestral presentations. This file including all text and images are from scans of a private personal collection and have been scanned for archival purposes only. This file may be freely distributed, but not sold on ebay, electronically or in reproduced form. Please support the preservation of old time radio.